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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-04-11
NEW ADVBRTISEMlNTS
TRUSTEES SALE


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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-04-11
Iron mini for SaIe

~ the hftseeth day q APril IseTf, i.et1-,.n Mn.
~, A1S ten oeIoek A NJ ne win oGeF Al r1blie A.
- Soalt House IN the city Of WheeEinr va ~
s SPeEty known as the %WAsaISerox RcxtTye Mn
VIZ as aPpurtenanees, including cISI prfTiie1.
ENiIroad aud Sl1niTy town Io4G F>sss
Ihe VII Is tor manufacturing RaIIruas Lon. ana
"a esISe1fy tur turning out one uniFed ~ go
49,. .S tOos Pfr week Probably an expenditure a
- ~ man nxe hundred dollars Gculd put Il IN c.,
PlT.e Tann11E order. It Is located One MI ~
" I, DeISE W heelinEs Immediately 90 ~, - 49,
EHs.-one-half cab, and the balance In %. ,,4
W ~, Year., Equal instanments With iSrerS. ~
NsTTS az 1sso DRA6ELET KKNToS.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-04-11
HEIMSPREET'S
Inimitable Hair Restorative

IT IS NOT 4 DYE,
Bat restores =r1y hGf- - It's o-ieiral CDR by
plying the capillary iubes With natural FustsSIyFs
FalFed BY Age OF dszase- Al iHES1a2Gaa1lLF FUsf
Ar composed Of thsT u1uEfIe DESTROYING The Vi4S-
y and beauty q the hair, and aord q theEnlE{rl,
NJ dressing HeiDstEest's InfHitAbls CoIoEinr ~
pE1Oeesss hat SiEes the hAira
Luxuriant Beauty,
PFo'ooteS its EroUth. prevents its flIfar CT e-,s
GATES dAndruE, ADD IzPsrts health AID rtezEantss,
70 tee he'd L has ssood the teSs q ri-s hl ~
oFlgtnAl uair ColOCing. and Is eonst1stIV fsS.f1o
IL favor. CsSd by both ESatler1eu ~ 49, h
go ~ ai respectable dealsrs. OF ca bs procured ~
Stl o. t6e s1sanleTciAl Agent, D. s BA<Dus 80
SclS by I: H. LOGAN / CO. And REID KRAR
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ICE, ICE.
~ EzS.7EFss'.slls
oFEIoE or THE t0.R- %


0FRI0E OF THE b ORR con
WHEEtIS5, 18th March, 1852
DECAPTIQS OF BUGINESS on THE BAITI
~ AOkB OHIO RAIL ROAD. The CoulrSny,
hAHinS thoroughly constructed the breaks IN Tie
Tx And brdSes Of cir rad, under Government
Protectl0n and having resumed their tonnage IN NJ
portAttonT Ti on and after Tuesiav ~. Ia MI
run three passenger trains a. fOlIoGs-tbe r,,1j Ls
mE Thoroughly and completely guarded:
AAn ET1in. vii leave Wheeling at s,ssO p NJ r.
WOOL AZ lO=o T. n, arrive AZ Baltimore At 6 p NJ
Returning, leave Baltimore at $40 a NJ arriTs =,
benEOod At $50 A. NJ, " heelinE at 5:sO A. NJ
" heeiinS and Cumberland Accommodation Thin
MI leave heetng At10E2O An BenTy,lsi Al iO-;c
A. NJ arrive AZ Cumberland az asS5 p n :
Returning, leave Cumberland at 7;I5 A. NJ arrira
a. " teelilE At go. + Al.
VIZ SMITH, Master Transportntiop
L y. COLE, General Ticket Agent.
4s icons Tr.ia sup,rip,.na.....
J. z. WILLARD,
J. B. KoRD, Gen'l Agent, Wheeling. mhsI
COMMISSIONERS OF T91
49, REVIEW MEssEs EpErcEs-f
peg leave to present myself to the voters ~ 0l;a
County, as Union canslidate for the TfFrs ~ GO
lllssloner Of the ReVeOue, country district ~
PeeLqIy noltrtf the Euf1ges OF my feIlOU-citiysSs
-1hI. - - I. B. STEWART.
No. CoMluS,R5 OF RRVETUE
IsS2A 1l1s9G4 EnlFuRS pie - I6IrrliTe, z ~
LEI iotmer JaiIor OF this city, q eSi,i.
1ate lor TIE paiee % COmmissiDuer a. tbS -FSsI-S
'oL me country. tmh3lla UNION WEN.
N@ UNION CANDIDATE BON
- ShH4bGIEtF.-The undermined ~ -
w. " may city aud country friends oers him
- ~, = Gnlon candidate fog The once Of SheFi6
~ We ensuing election. '
aPS- ISAAC IRWIN. sn-
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DtSssttSLastIS6 vita JsR Davis
HattsEISEs 81 = '.BtSTm'' In BeeesSIa
-''stsTtI1HE NsasuEss' In Kabry0--
Matters aRd thtaES IN RIshm0nd,
ete., etc.
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Town Property for Sac

GlHEAPER ProPerTy tt4a sTsr va so q n.
~ eaiO riTeE- Caa be hid al BG-sErSIle N5.--
eounty. Ohso- esoSiFtisE L tvs n-re loEk rkrse
evenings and Al The 0scessAEy baiI55ns gnIl n
Esad repair, AGnsrp1s EEir [ sCEnanestnl trees.
tEs besE q st wass-. sd an the eaaSeaSsases tkA:
go eesAd AZ NE heEs Of fsE1as VII BE EiTes.
EeaUhe @ TIE prenisaE- 90 Of
SAMUEL B WILLIAMS q
ShSo-ln Z. H0KNBKooK- Sar9is Cl1ia
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- he subscriber has f1< Feaf Ss1rA RaSsls-
sail Ard ihrre: a4se OEoes N God baking,
AIS5d story DEeliiaE HoEsea EsE rea1- BzIiSiaE
Lets and r;ksr real sEEa;e * ale
LH0S- HoENBEock
O1ce No. 1ls5z- Up EtAsES, AAEz
ieh@9 betEesa A5GTUe Az Ezi5E-
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New Orleans Market.

y4n lo-To-day there's nothing doing in the cottor
market Since last Tuesday go bales changed hands fo
future delivery
The tota! receipts Of cotton from lst SD to date
l7sgJdcs exported none. Stock On hand II bales
FLovR-Snpertiue, 81 alO 50: extra, SIlQI2 OO
PoaE-Mess$l4 0l6lS4J f9 Dbl
BAooN-Sides, 259 ~; sAo 1lders, 23lg2tc.
LAnD-2083 c, J3 ID.
CoRN-90cts. 9Sl " bushel
OArs-Sl l04Sl 8 III bushel
SgGAR--2, 3@6tc. ~ til.
CATTLE MARKET, Jan. TO-
BEEF-TeHas andLake, ..,.......$l8@lo "a mead.
Hogs. N@l2+ II Ii. gross.
SHGEp. .....-......-... .S# 9 Gt5 III head
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49, ~ EEE1a
- the at q the Confederate states Ct America entI-
te An 4cJ tor the SeGa2sHat!oA q toe Estates Prop
cry MIS- ELECTS % amen GhenieS' &c ior the section
@ re ot2e comprising tAe parishes n Caddo DeSo0,
7apie, D9sslo1 taIoor4e I'LL" DleaFiLe i'ha oF "hich
19 19aie0erale GourC 5eas sessions r. shfeEepoIt
e IT, III RI, IN l MI ~ Ue n
totSI ~ u ~ iI1:l2 l'lth yiih''ioi "
Hl!"7 - laI ~ s.'t.@ "'es y aehs' lhe5
ooInSii n"thaS = poyf;t., WEES S'uae& supposed
TT I, 1'Ie so i " - II III
;i, I'LL l Vii .o,9 ! it IN I ,lIt' ullNI'
!" Z. IL .,!,,S ill., P5 Y VIII : ool+, l!u
',l I',Is NV ~ - '"T M PoPgIlS y
lnG 7Ie" o ~. I = ,,G ~ y " 8Fe"
III XII ; - , l.'sIg LIZ" "S ~;
Peule = S.ig m" I'LL, II ~ oIsa ~ olttS II
st""1ei II lie 800 a. - NoH'l u'en' "itLiou
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UNIVERSITY OF NASHVILLE.

-h1Iai1 IDLLEtTE.
YEEEE next session this institution wfopen as sual
! on the FIRST MoNDAY IN SEPTEMBER next.
Terms-Tuition, boarding, washing fuel, rooms, ser
wants attendance anduse Of arms per term TWEEN
weeks. Engineering French Spanish, German, Draw.
ing Bookkeeping and Fencing, SO per term. Students
are required to furnish their rooms.
By the aid of military discipline effective government
y established, and health physical CULTURE good order
@ld industrious habits are promoted
For additional information apply to
b. r. JOHNSON, Superintendent
Nashville Tenn August Is 1861
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C0NEEDERATION L Est AITRAT

NUIFA7 E4SIElISIt i LSE-V IAF19 = u t+hI #G.-
= .s,l.seg, TIE street adjoining theCon- 80 D.
- = federation Cottee house) zssgSS1ssz5ss
FEWIS we'll known and popular establishment is now
open for the accommodation Of citizens ard stran-
gers The public will find the finest aasort ent of Game
Fish Oysters and everything that the Shreveport and
New Orleans markets afford. Meals prepared in the
shortest time at any hour, day night Every exer-
ton VIII he used for the accommodation Of visitors and
the walters will be found civil and attentive. Families
and parties will have their orders promptly attended
SL.rn..--.-r- O.. - -.
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LOST!

FNHREE mortgage notes dated July IS, 1853 each for
IL S2366,66; due IstJanuary 1857, one lstJaEuary
1852 and the other st January, 1868. The first note,
bears per cent interest from date, the last in
terest
The above notes were drawn BY W. WADE payable 10
the order Of WM NJ FoIsoM ard marked ne Taretur By
T. H. Pitts recorder.
The public cautioned against buying taking said
notes payment has been stopped.
Any persons finding the notes will confer favor by
delivering them to i. n. MUTT Esq or to me
Shreveport, Dec. e, 1851. WIN M FOLSOM
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BATTLE HOUSE.

4Hz7.SAsA TnE fremont House, Edwards Street,
NfiEsssSA Shreveport, La, lately occupied BY s.
ES12zE4s1lz-5 p. Day, having been fitted up with en-
trely furniture, &c, has been re6pened under the
Of the BATTLE HORSE by the undersigned who will
endeavor TO give satisfaction to the travelling public.
The house Is situated in quiet part OF the town aad
particularly suited to the accommodation ofades The
proprieorwishes to make but pedge-which that
the strctest cleanliness shall be observed in every de-
partment octl7 4. d. BATTLE.
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N B A E R
NJ BAER,
Dealer in
GROCERIES, PROVISIONS. PRODUCE.
WINES. LIO1ORS
STEAMBOAT AND BAR STORES.
Cornnr Of u KS ard -.t..i ~. Sst,.a..


Corner Of Texasand Spring Street.
SHREVEPORT, Ia
HAVING removed to his fine, large and coInnodi-
Ii Gus storerpoms. which he has lad erected ON the
site Of his old stand takes this method ofinfornn his
old friends and generally that having lust
stock OF every description Of goods consisting Of Gro
eeries, Dry Goods Clothing, Hardware, Plantation and
Family Supplies Of every description all of which hay
ing been seectedn person and purchased for cash
enabled to sell goods at Much Lower Prices than they
can be purchased elsewhere.
Thankful for the very liberal patronage heretofore ex-
tended to HIM, he asks a continuance Of the same.
Shreveport, March IA, l660
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COOK & TROEGEL,.
Successor to Austin & Goodwin

MANUFACTURERs OF
Copper, Tm, Zine and Sheet-Iron Ware.
TEXAS STREET, TWO DOORS ABOVE THE MARKET.
HAVING removed into the new and commodiouE
$50 brick building, on Texas street. adjoining the
sff corner of Market, Opposite old stand anc
~ greatly increased our stock and other facilities
''tz-* we are now prepared to execute with prompt
ness every description of Copper Tin, Zine Lead anc
Sheet1ron Work Particular attention will be paid Il
putting up cutters and conductors fixing metallic pumps
in cisteins and wells, etc.
large stock of Manufactured Tinware embracing v
cry variety kept constantly on hand.
Our stock OF StoFesis the most complete ever brought
to this place and embraces all the latest most approved
STOVES ofwestern and northern manufacture selected
expressly for the Shreveport, Eastern Texas and AR
kansas trade.
Country merchants and all others wishing to make
purchases are invited to call and examine our stock and
prices before purchasing elsewhere as our rates will be
found unusually low and terms easy.
All orders from the country promptly executed NJ
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SOUTHERN FTNIVERSTTy

VDIBNDDUTU, n.
FENHE Exercises of this Institution in all the Schools of
a. Instruction. viii be resumed on the FIRST WEDNEs-
I 0cToBER.
BY authority of the Trustees Company of Cadets will
be organised and instruction given in the Military
without interfering with scholastic duties
Confederate bonds Treasury Notes will be taken in
payment of fees.
Full information in relation to the course of study &c
is furnished in the annual announcement which will he
sent to all applying for it, w NJ WIGHTMAN.
aug2sF Chancellor.
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r. DAWES
MANUFACTURER or
Copper, Zinc, Tin and Sheet-Tran Ware.

Texas STREET, ONE DOOR BELOW L & B. .AcoBs
a WogLD respectfully inform his old friends and
a. ~ customers that he has resumed business at the
W above stand and will be happy to see them He
intends keeping full assortment of everything in his
line. Particular attention paid to roofing and guterng
In town OF ennntLE ,nan-
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NOTICE

Us hereby given that from and after December 1851
L we shall adopt the CASH system exclusively and no
work will be delivered unless the money paid down for
the same. STEWARD & JEWELL.
Shreveport, 0ctober3O 1851.
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F9R RENT, 0R SAM

vE7HAT valuable tract of Land lately occupied BY
Z VIM. Simmons, situated SIX miles west of Shreye-
port on the public road leading to Marshall Texas 600
well improved, in good condition for cultivation
with good dwelling house and cabins good gin house
and mill, stables &c, 743 acres well timbered,
Apply to the undersigned
feb8. If B. I. HODGE
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SUCCESSION SALE.

III. HAY, Recruiting Officer
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" IT. FINDERS,
Texas Street, one door from Edwards Street,
= s ,z--7s-sss FURNITURE. CHAIRS. |vzEzg

g stssFAsezsgsES MATTRESSES. W1LEow- WARE 2
'@szS WINDOW SHADES, LooENG- s.ss44*9ez
Glasses Glass Plates Gilt Mouldings. etc etc etc etc
Keeps constantly hand large st9c. Of the above
articles, purchased direct from the manufacturers ea
bling him to sell at New Orleans prices, adding freight
to this place. he invites those in of ANYTHING in
his line to give him call and he will use his best efforts
10 rive generaI Satisfaction. nArchT
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ST. JAMES HOTEL,

MAGAZINE STREET, NEW ORLEANS.
A sSss ~ THIS elegant and commodious establish
ass<sfssA nent having undergone thorough rem
W aa5aSg1s ovotion and repair during the summer,
60 is opened for the reception of
guests gentlemen unaccompanied by their families
no TABLE DHorE will be provided, but a wellconducted
RESTAURANT viii be connected with the establishment
where meals will be served at all hours and at
Bile rates.
Persons visiting the city will find the ST. JAMES one
Of the most agreeable Hotels in the Southern Confedera
somey furnished and in aIrespects Comfortable Each
room is supplied with GAS.
The accommodations for FAMILIES are superior. The
Lies pTsern Without viii be- s o @
ted.
The Hotel is centrally located, on one Of the widest
and most pleasant streets in the city.
.E5@The CITY HOTEL has also undergone re
pairs, and is conducted by us as formerly.
MORSE & MOORE,
Nav Orleans LIN lSi.-+ PronrptorS
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IA miles.
Connecting at Houston with Railroad and Stage Lines
to Austin San Antonio, Matagorda, Indanoa Corpus
Christi Brownsville and all important points in Texas
Passengers to seats in The Stages and notbe de-
tanned the route purchase Through Tickets and
have h@r namearegstered on the az Bal by applying
at the Railroad Steamboat and Stage Office St Charles
Hotel, Rotunda upstairs. G. $. KELLEY, A gent
P. S.-Haaing been resident of Texas for the past
twenty-five years, viii take pleasure in giving any nor
nation concerning the country different routes in Tex
G. =. KELLEY,
Formerly of the Kelley House.
dec1st at Houston and Galveston
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cash and the HIGHEST MARKET PRICE. PAID
~ for Dry and Green Hides, Deer Skins, Wool,
Furs, Beeswax, &c, at all seasons of the year. by
n. G. TRYON
aug4 No. Z, on the Levee Shreveport
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STEAM FOUNDRY AND WILL.

STEAM FOUNDRY AND MILL.
EHHE undersigned is prepared to execute all or
u ders for any description Of castings
Having engaged tifst-rate mechanics | am ready TO
manufacture anything in cast wrought iron, wood,
in a workmaniike manner and with despatch
Mills Wagons and Ploughs made TO order, and repaired
with despatch.
constant supply the well known end popular Nc
Farand Plough always on hand. For the superiority Of
theseploughs Irefer to the following gentlemen:-Dr A.
Floarnoy Alonzo Flournoy, JeEaes Jones, T. Jones,
Gad59 parish TT rrtz Tba64s Poland D. K. Smith,
Tsxs
Teams liberal JOHN B. MCFARLAND
tTfssseac3 eaada sgtiso, Ia, ssr, IL, 1890
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Shreveport Price-Current.

This report eua5raees actual salss made yesterday
5orroy-MiIdlhag, re 4tc
5cGAR-N Q. brown, ll@ 2tc. u ID.
MoLAssas-35D "a cts. H gan
fLoUR-Saperhne, IS 00.Q9 0J; St. Louis extra, $40
U0gl3 n Dbl. Texas, 3cs n H.
PgEE-Mess, -(935 9JH bbl.
BAcoS-Sides clear l8@ZOc ribbed, 20@22c. Shout
isrs, II "a sc; sugar-cured hams, 20942 " b.
LAHD-2j@--c. J3 u.
CoFREs-Rio, 45@6Oc. 9R ID.
sALr-%50S8 u sack.
WHIsKEY--9jc.@Sl f3 gall.
OIL--Lard, 81 " d 81 h gall
CASDLEs-star, We 45c. f9 d.
C0RH-506l-c f7 5usho
RopE-2o@-c. IA b.
Nnls--$lO 0o@i2 20 f3 keg. IEoN-48@6c, u Ii
BAGgfNG-Ky. 25Gg-c; India, 25@-c.
SHor-$3 SOC --tl bag LEAD-BAR,-(9l23c. II II.
HIDES -5@Ga. i9 lb.
WooL-2,@35cts. f3 ID.
LrATaEn-sols so@S35cts R b. Upper, 4o@5octs
- Il, Harness, 400 5UcI4 ID ib
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rENIIE undersigned has Just returned with an entire
L new and complete stock Of SPRING and SUMNER
GOODS embracing every description of fabrics among
which VIII be fulMd:
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NOTICE.

nJRISG my absencetrom the parish H. u. Mutt ESQ.
~ will act agent for and my mother SUSAN TABER
aprllT T. b. TABER.
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ECLIrsE LIVERY STABLES,

CORNER or EHAs AND EDWARD STREETS SHREVEPORT La.
&[4s1Sssss s. Fsssgsg THE undersigned having pur
Fts S5+1ZF5e F chased this well known estab-
E4sS2r=<sz= &C lishment beg leave to inform
the citizens Of Shreveport and the public generally that
they prepared to accommodate the community with
short or long drives rides horseback hacks bug
es and carriages to hire they preparedo carry pas
senges to any part ofhe country in the State or out OF
it, horses kept by the day, week month The stables
we'll ventilated and well supplied with the best of
provcnder. Having employed experienced osters, no
pains or expenses will be spared give satisfaction to
all those who will favor them with THEN patronage.
SIMS, GAMBLIN Co.
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celebrated Raz0rsiS sufficient guarantee of IL -
OF their Pocket Cutlery, whileits cheapness in Tjra viii
recommend at once 10 close buyers Our arr pnerts
with the manufacturers such that We can offer pec
liar Inducements TO dealers to purchase from u.s. Our
and blade penknives, various STYLES aud handle
i, = and blade pocket knives
and blade congress knives
Sporting knives, gEest variety
Spaying knives,
Desk knives,
Pruning knives, &c. &c
We have also large and varied stock Of kuivsxs IL
the celebrated manutactory of
JOSEPH RODGERS SONS,
and blade perknivcs
!, 2 and blade pocket knives
and blade congress kuiYes
VA 5. iBJTGIiER's KNIVES
\ large assortment, very low prices
Assorted on cards, medium and low prcee
WADE BUTCHERS KNIVES,
Assorted on calds-ine.
GERMAN KNIVES
On cards-very low.
Genuine Harlow knives ! and blades
TABLE CUTLERY
large assortment, with bone, horn stag aud ivyyy
handles, with common and French forks
Ivory KNIVES only
Ivory knives onlT.-deserts
Ivory knivts-BoGgers Sous
Ivory knives America
CarNers and forks-ail stples
Steels-aI styles
BOWIE AND DIRK KNIVES,
Ivory, pearl born and stag handles good assortment
Hunting knives, ebony handles, to inches
Cooking knives, beech and cocoa handles
Butchers all sizes.
SCISSORS AND SHEARS
Rodgers Sons best quality,
Rodgers Sons, in sets off, and
BraithWate' s lug
German ScisSOrs--all styles,
English and American Shears,
Taors shears ana triplmers
Paper shears, ~-
Embroidery and pocket scissors.
Cheap scissors-o4 caIds
Robbers celebrated
Wade Butchers assorted STYLES,
Wade Butchers celebrated RATHER,
Wade d Butchers hollow ground,
Mappin's and Wostemhom's
Marsh Bros various qualities,
kazoIs III pairs and sets, il fancy boxes,
Of Rodgers and Wade { Butchers make
Musical Instruments.
We import our Musical Instruments direct from tbs
best manufactures III France and GERMANY on the most
favorable terms and are able to offer them our Gus
ton. YIOIINS,
Alarge assortment s@ he prices to very 1Do
Low price medium and fine
tLUTINAS
All prices and styles l9m The celebrated Busson srs
French and Gtlman, !, 4, s and keys.
GUITARs-various STYLES
Transformations STYLES
AELoDEoNS-Portoble, with register.
GERMAN HARRIS
HARMONIOUS
BOYS BUGLES AND TRUMPETs
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VIZ ioi;r' ~ ;ie., - ta.iEtI:
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VIOLIN STRINGS,
EugIsh-2 and Iengths-Ist, I'd and Sd
French and lengtls-lSt, I'd and Sd
ltalian-rarious qualities,
ltallan-genune Ist quality,
SIX strlngs-assorted,
Violin bass strings on silk
Violin bass strings on gut,
lolin bass strings on gut, plated very Ems
Guitar strinSs-pot nm in sets
Banjo strings.
Fish Hooks.
Genuine hollow pointed Limerick hooks ringed to IA
Kirby Limerick hooksa Sizes hinged,
Grayitauon hooks-rnged, to 10 and 10 to go.
Fish Lines, sc.