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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-01-18
TRUST SALE.

ID executed by William NJ. BerryhuI to the under
signed, the one bearing dato September Il, A. D.
1859, aud OF record In Deed Book No. A. folio 277
aud the other bearing date May IL, A. D. 1860, and
Of recordIin Deed Book No. 40, folio II, shall on
the 18th day ofPebruArys A. Z. 1884. 1t the front
door Of the Courthouse Of Ohio county, proceed to
two certain lots or parcels OF ground situated in the
addition TO the city OF Wheeling Zane's Island,
laid out by Henry Moore and called 'Zane Island
addition to the city Of Wheeling" one OF which d
designated on the plat Of said addition a. Lot No.
one hundred and ninety, bounded on the western
front by Elm street, and the other Of which Il the
south half moiety Of the pasture or river lot No.
four, the eastern front Of which Lot No. ID upon
Water street. sl, g-
Selling as trustee, 1shAllconvsy only such title as
10 Vested ia me by said deed OF trust Terms made
known on day Of sale. Hs
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-01-18
Important Circular from
Governor Foreman.
TO RECRUITING AGENTS.

have the pleasure Of stating that by resolution
and $3O2 TO new recruits revived and will con-
tinus be paid Vountee heretofore prescri.
bed until further notice. earnestly request that
yOu, TO whom the business OF recruiting IL in some
measure eonded, will 60 to work actively aud ener.
getically TO secure - many enstmsnts possible.
You should call on the people generally OF the cou1:
necessary, TO hold public meetings for tho purpose
encouraging volunteering. II proper attention Is
given the subject there be question that West
Yirginia will furnish her quota without draft, and
certainly Il will be gratifying to every right minded
citizen OF the State TO know that this has been
eompsish d. A. I. BoRE3IAH, Governor,
CAn loyal papers in the State copy once and call
attention to this notice in editorial column
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-01-18
Statement Corrected.
NEw CREEK, Jan.12, 1864.

Editors lnte1ligsnesr: 80
10 your issue of yesterday is a state
sent in by the enemy to our forces
at Burlington, which does the COM
mander at that post injustic. 1t is true q
flag OF truce was sent in, but was received
by Capt. A, Holt, Co. K, l4th West Va.
Vol. Inf, who was commanding there at
that time. The message sent in with the
flag of truce from the rebel commander,
asked OF Capt. Holt an Unconstitutional sur
render" to which the Captain replied he
would "nevsr surrender" but knowing that
he would be oyerpowered, gave orders to
his command to make their escape while
the flag oil, truce was being returned to the
enemy with his reply. Capt. Pease was
only q visitor or spectator there at the
time. Yours, JUsTlcE.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-01-18
Prom The CineInnatI Gazette.


The speculative movement in hog pro-
ducts continues, and from this proceeds q
very large proportion OF the calls for dis.
counts. The best paper was to be had in
the open market at 8 per cent, and it may
be said that the bankers refused great
deal more outside paper than they bought.
This pressure for loans Is sof a peculiar
character. aud the stringency, therefore.
though severe. produces no distress. Mo-
ney is not needed TO provide for old en-
gagements, but to facilitate new ones;
therefore, when it is not obtained the only
effect is to check speculative Investments.
1t is well, perhaps, in view of this fact,
that money is scarce, as in the :present
temper of operators with reference to hog
products, "a brake is necessary to future
safety. The amount of provisions changing
bands daily is large, aud if money were
easy, the business Would,.b be double what
it is. Prices, too, have advanced extern
sively, but the upward movement would be
much more rapid If funds could be OBJ.
tanned, as they were obtainable while
ago, for the mere asking. Operators have
the s:sad confidence, aud il they had plenty
of rope in the financial liue, they would
make things fairly fly. Parties who spec
ulated while ago in other articles, arc
now giving their attention TO provisions,
aud, compared with pork, stocks and gold
are Eat and uninvitiAg. II is fortunate,
therefore, that We have tight mon ey
money market. ,f-, sra rs .H
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-01-18

AN idea of the clear and unprecedented
manner 10 which Lord Lyons has regarded
our struggle, may be formed from the follow.
ing extract from a dispatch from him to Ear,
Russell, written on The 18th of December
1850, before secession had began to de.
velOps itself openly: -
am afraid very little moderation is to
be expected from the people Of tue cotton
growing States. Great as is the real i'm
portauce of their staple. their. own notions
of the influence it will secure to them have
become so exaggerated as to be preposter-
Gus. They seem to think that the ueces-
sity OF obtaining sufficient supply of this
commodity will oblige all Europe, and es-
peciAlIy Great Britain. to treat with them
on any terms which they may dictate
They talk of Withholding their cotton as a
means of coercion, forgetting that their
own prosperity depends much more upon
selling It than that Of the Northern States
and OF Europe can over depend upon buy
ing 1t. They do not choose 10 remember
the lesson 50 often taught by experience.
that stopping the supply OF commodity
from the ordinary sources results in stimu.
iSting aud giving success to endeayors 10
produce It elsewhere, and to provide q Sub.
stitute for il. In answer to all arRum ents
they are apt 10 repeat their senseless cry
that "Cotton is King"
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-01-18
NOTICE

TTiHB undelIigns Il dSsifous or selling End oaers
u for 1alo, the following Real EttatS on WHEELING
Island, In Ward I, between WabASh aud Huron
6treeti, yfKs geVen mail frame houses, one Of chem
having seven Teen1 sud kitchen and good WeH o.
house. -" =
Any Of the shove properly can be purchased 1t
private sale on or before the seventeenth day Of
February, 1854, which time the r6ainder win be
ens.ed on the gIognd at public sale % tie highe9t
TmlB on sAts-ons -third in eath,s the balances IN
one and two yeafp, With interest on the balance Of
the payments. The title will be made BIZ living
desd Of truSt On tbs property. % sl'a y.
janetd WALKER HUNTER.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-01-18

The AIIIItary Idea or decentralization.
The citizens of Warren county, Mss.
some time ago applied to Gen. Sherman
fol. proteetion and sns,euaueO.g General
: Sherman replied that be knew of no ma.
tfon but ours which had ever undertaken
to feed the Inhabitants OF an ipsurgent
district. "If you know OF any," writes
General Sherman, "I will thank you for. a
copy of the history which rseords them. !"
The General lays. down several PROPOSE
tions: First, that the degree of protection
accorded 10 white Inhabitants willidspend
much upon their own conduct Second,
the task of providing for the negro popu-
lation falls upon the Government, so by
act of war IL succeeds TO the title Of mas
ter. The General advises the white plant
ers TO hire the negroes, aud 20 ON with
farmidg operations, unoeon large scale, y
for s'no one can see far enough into the
future 10 say who viii reap what yon SOW. "
He says farther: Our duty is not to build
up. II Is rather to destroy both the rebel
army aud whatever OF wealth aud properly
il has founded its hoasted strength upon.
Tho duty Of. reconstruction belong tolth
! Oyal people, and not TO the army
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-01-18
CLOSING mo Business.

THE undersigned, Wi4hIng 10 close up business,
i offers for sale Al his ready uiade clothing and
drawers Any Of tue above can be purchased on or
before the S0lh Of January, ct which time the re-
mAinder will be sold at public SALE *
Those looking to their interest, Will not neglect
the present Opportunity, ~ al will be sold at fr1t
cost, and most Of tne goods were purchased before
the present advance Of goods, therefore can sell
at one half tho present prices Al will get bar
gain. JOHN ROOSK,
No 2 Main st.. foot Of John near tLe Bridge,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-01-18

BkowSs BRoSCHIGL Tsooass, for Coughs
Colds. and lrritAted Throats, are ofFered
With tks fullest confidence in their efficacy.
They have been thoroughly tested, and
maintain the good reputation they have
justly acquired. AS there are limitations,
BIO sure 10 obtain the genuine.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-01-18
Tr11staa.a Sale.

pY virtue OF deed oftrast executed by u. =. RohAn
now OF record In Ohio county, State Of West Ytr-
gsda, in Book - page IS, will be sold q the front
the 18th day Of Psbruasy 1sea At 10 O'Clock, A. n,
the House And Lot Oh north side Of Zane street, In
East Wheeling, It being the oaS half Of Lot No. l6S
The bu1dtag eouUista OF two tenemsnts, each con
tanning seven FOoma.
Terms OF sale, CAsh
iAn1S-S0t1 u es IsAAC COTS Trustee.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-01-18
pEsIRABLE
City Property for Sale.

HOUR two story, substantially built, brick tsns.
I nsnts On log NOES. also y eflot No. III situate
10 the Fifh Ward also lot No $40 and half Of
lot No. G2d With = neat tsosstoEy brick house on
each, on The W6ie side Of E6n; also lot No 3D3 on
which Isl frame fenenent, on webster streets also
lot No. US, onshieh z substanttiI brick cottage
containing ax Eooenay5on me northwest Sorner 81
Webster ard chAp ne stfeets; afso two hhfnnproved
ioth, H0S.s1 and = Ia square s. ChurehTllS adiftI0a
Ne 2 on Hnltou ateest Alp lot No. 81 edSt side On
three log stenennentE. ~ 7lEe7-l
Any PIT q de ,atsFsae can be pafehased At
private ale until tbs Monday, the 16th day,
ofRSbruargS so - u Ell lime the whole win 50
cGsred At public sale at front door o. Ohio conn
~ Court Hoase part eAfh and loo credit ~ ssifod
Jln5-Ed 81 ~ ~ ALEX. ROGERS.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-01-18
-open for studenta az md eyenin


THE purpose of this institution Is to instruct
ii young men land women tool in the principles
which govern the correct transaction OF pecuniAry
business and in Aeeountantship andit eoneomitants
BOOK-KEEPING,
stripped of its absurd ysrbiags and ancient pro-
mode Of doing business, especially in the United
States Is the leading subject ofattention I LAWS,
ton a. those Of nature and Comprised In very few
words, are hrst made familiar 70 the student, who
shS i then conducted through aeeqrse Impractical
variety o. forms, tI he thus acquires mastery OF
the art which enables him to apply Il with facility
| TO any kind OF business.
--.s-s'5ai A WRITING SCHOOL
open day and evening. attended by both latifss
and gentlemen, yherS without entering for the full
eoarsosa good handwriting can be obtained in .
ARITHMETIC,
and its application 10 Al manner Of
Z 5coUNTTNG-HoUsE CALCULATIONS,
receive the attention their primary Importance ds
mands: The student viii DO made acquainted with
tending greatly to the abbreSiation Of his work.
There L opon to the student also q eourSsof
BUSINESS SCIENCE
eomprillng Political Economy, cOlhmorcial Law and
u1Ages finance banking and CURRENCY; also lnaxims
methods q e9ndueting buaineN sueesssfaily and
Instructions in the Above subjects are fnfsr,ner,
Cd with uaxims aud ineulcSfions tendirx 10 he
formation Of high character a. men and cftissn,
The course Of instruction Is intended 70 b a.
comprehensive and thorough a. that OF any Of the
commercial Colleges, while the expense % the Etn-
dent q much less. -. -
LII. beg leave u refer those 10 vhofn hs 4.
unknown 70 the onleors Of the banks In WhoeIios,
and Bridgeport, and eSpecia1lyto his studantS
= assA7a TERMS, Go.
For the fuiI course above indicated tho tuition
re Z 10 psyAhis on entering. RoF the requisite
blank books -. Time unlimItsd; 10 FslaHFn ar NJ.
turn a plsa1tre. The course d nauaIly eompIetsd
In from two TO three moufha sssIttisn5
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Bidders mast conform strictly to the above form
Of proposal, or their bidE Will BE- rejected,
An oath OF allegiance TO the United States Gov
ornm0nt must necessarily accompany the bid.
Bidders nay BIO preSsntin person when the Pro-
pcBals are opened,
- The eonttaet'WiIl be awarded to tho lowest re-
Sponsble party parties, who will be duly notified,
by mail otberwts0 that ther bid 10 accEpte ed and
they will Immediately proceed TO enter into contract.
under bonds 70 the atiorat of 5000 Bonds to be
properly certified to. iEA
The Post once Address of the parties proposing
must be distinctly pritten upon the PropoGaI: $50
II. 8. &, U. y. A., and Acting Medical PurVeyOr,
Warrington, d. G., and marked |tProposAlS for Ice
Tho Medical PurTeyor reserves to himself tha
right to reject any all bids deemed unsuitable.
Fs HENRY JOHNSON,
II. K, U. s. A., and Acting Medical PuryGyor.
n. R.-Printed forms Of the above Proposals can
be had by applIeat ton to this Once. 3, -
Information 70 the location, capacity, and about
the amount Of Ice required by the hospitals win
given By application 70 the Medical Director Of each
Of these Departments. 1an9-td
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-01-18
NORTH WESTERN BANK or yIRGINIA. j
: Z -KIEEI ~ I...s.- :. s ai.C y. =

UIHR annual meeting Of stOekholdsr. and eleetion
u for Directors Of the Parent Bank and RF-nehsE..
val Be held At the Banking House IN WheelIng on
T1Ssdays 18th tngkt between the hours 81 elSven
O'Clock. M and three o'clock, P. NJ a.
jAn4-3V GLAND, Cashiar pro tam
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-01-18
PUBLIC SALE
OF \ + S
Condemned PrOneFtYat Auction


TN accordance with ordsrs received from Head.
quarters Department Of West Virginia; IiWin %.
fer for sale 1t public auction to the highest bidder
at the town Of Webster, West Va, on Wednesday,
the 1Ita dayof January, 1854, Rt 10 O'Clock a. NJ,
the following articles Of condemned public property
Wig f,fsfss q ts5.4s.
SOS horses 10 mules. -
j ambulance; wagon.
500 pounds o. mule shoes; 500 pounds IRE iron,
1000 pounds hoEee shoes; 81 wagon covers.
IS riding saddles; % tents.
20 wagon saddles; I tens NJ. 4N
3 portable forEes; 115e grain sacks.
lined blouseE cavalry jackets. sit.. (.
s. wool blankets; 2 cavalry oyereoats.
SEQ knapsaeks and straps, IS axes. isrG
] set wheel harness; u camp hRtohets.
sett lead harness. / box boolls. sl '.7.s
IS collars saddle blankets; or yokes. sa
90 sets wagon bows hand SAWS. .tl-i
i broad axe; bFoadaxe handle; bnttFess. ASS
4 pAirs blAeksmith's tonEs; l pair piResrs. ear
IS horse raSps; Is mess pans; scamp kettles.
10 lhoyelsS spades rub; 3 tenor drums. ~
Sale continue from day % day until ali are sold.
Terms-oaah. Government funds g1st
81. H. BoGaESS,
sRARrON, w. ", Jan. 18th, 1864.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-01-18
The Recent Raid In tho Vicinity OF
New Creek-RebeI Account OF 1T.
From the HArrisOnBarE (VAl Register.

New creek-RebeI Account of 1t.
From the HAFrisOnbarg va Register.
= as ~ !Vhsss seU,ss Iba. : pDrItV.. 81
our cavalry forces, under command Of Ge1.
Fits Lee snd sour msn." 0sB. RosSsT, have
besu looking after the Yankees, Yankee
iEAins, &C., 10 ihe aoouiaiDs Of HARDY
Thsy have bad terrible time, 90 far as
the weather vas eOaesrued their passage
Of the mountain submits and Pssssa eaiiti-
leg then to be Fahksd WiIh NAPolsOh's
veterans ShO faced the ferry Of . WinteF
passage Of The Alps They suasfed great
deal, and we're unable 10 drag tbsiF artillery
With them, bat they pressed Oa, Aud sat
iShsd the enemy that brave Confederate
soldiers, fighting for home aud liberty, dis
regard physical Suffering and embaTrass-
ments that are ~ ell possible to be over
come. Their lAbors, we are pleased 20 say,
have not been, so, far, entirely frOitless.-
On Sunday evening they took train Of
forty Yankee wagons, with their teams,
guards aud drivers. msiority of the
teams had six splendid mules and horses
attached TO them. and the wagons were of
the very best description The capture was
made some nine or ten miles from Moore
field, on the road leading TO Patterson's
Greek.
We succeeded in getting out and in bring
Jog TO this part ofthe Valley only 25 or 81
of the wagons, with all the horses aud
i mules. The others were destroyed. Some
| ofthe wagons contained ammunition, which
i ne. epprepFiRtsd
on Snuday night We made hnni OF
about 90 Yankeesiin ebp--h- @his was
ss &C., he
n Conftderat about uriii Gen. Lee Summon
Isd them to SURRENDER Or eight, az they
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-01-18

W N. O. A.-Th0 regular meeting Of the Yoahg
II . Mems ChEistIAn Association Of the city Of
WhsslIng will be held in their rooms, corner Of Main
aud Monroe streets, on Monday evening, 18th i0St,
~ o'clock full attendants Of nleubsrsia expect.
ed, aud all persons interested IN the prosperity OF
this Institution are invited 70 attend.
lanls.lia K.R.4MRSON, S6eEotaIy.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-01-18
Thorough Bass 6 Harmony,

SNNN tuesday, January 18th, and Friday, January.
II 18th, at O'Clock in the afternoon, there viii
Thorough Bass, Harmony aud uuseal Composition.
All those DESTROYS Of learning the art q science
ar invited to attend. Room over Mr.. J! 8. Rhodes
st jasii.i fa'tAoes % s4O4t'' Il n, MORGAN.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-01-18
ta1S 20 "a HI GKo. ". JOHNSON.
New World Clothes Wrineer.

DnH0Rs FROST, Nos. n 4 . Main
Il street. have heEXGLUSITE CONTROL on tbi5
l1lty celebrated Clothes WEfnger for WeatsFu PENN
sytVaaiA, West Virginia and kastefn DIDO, and Are
prepared 70 supply the trade At the usual manufae
turer's discount. Orders promptly HlIed. deo3
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-01-18
NEW FIRM..
CLEMENS & GRAHAM.
, p NANURAOTURRRSA AND DEALERS IN
E UR N I T u r E.

NO. 100 NAIN ST., WHEELING, wEsrVA
TJHR underSgned having formed . eo-pArtneTShip
III bog leave 10 inform their friends and the public
generally that We are now prepared TO ofsr extra
Inducements to all those who may favor Us with .
calf Our stock viii consist of full and complete
assortment Of Cabinet Furniture, Chairs, Looking
Glasses 4c, together with all such articles ~ are
usually kept In hrst class furnishing house. tho
most OF which Of onr own manufacture, and we
viii warrant all goods sold by us give satisfaction.
solicit a continuance Of the same to the new hrm@
An examination Of our stock will sAtisiy all that our
prices are as low, not lower than any othel house
in the CITY JEREMIAH OLRhENS,
- 80 WILLIAlIaRAHAA -
We are also provided with hearses, and keep con.
stantIy on hand metallic aud other collins. and will
give proper alteration to funerals. jsnA-lm
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-01-18
For Sale or Rent

rIIHE House and Lot now occupied by sawu.,
= IArShsin, on Market street The h6uSs 4 h
orIeE, heahly paPered and painted; "a ia
Al the rooms. For Inflammation apply At
dee91 LAuaHLINS Z EEsHYIELn,S.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-01-18
NOTICE.

iIsHE basinssl Of tie Belmout Iron Works. here.
tosore conducted under the arm Of MeCuliouSh,
Aeheson 4 Co. will from thia date be continued
under the Style OF hccnllongh, Lshr q Co, MolsIH
Iass 9. AeheSon and Joseph BeIl hayins- WithaTaVu
RON the same. MCCULLOUGH. LEHR 4 co.
Wheeltng, W. Va January 4, 1854. jan630t
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-01-18
Desirable Residence for Sale

AN the west side Of u ain street, No. 977 between
~ jefferson aud Adams streets, in COED order.
eontAIBing ten rooms. with gas on the hrst and
second ho0r; lot extending to the Ohio river.
Also, land warrant for eighty acres. Ha'
For particulars apply on the premises, 70
tAn1l.4tSod Il - JOHN McFRRRAN. {
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-01-18
Trustees Sale.

Great BargaIns In Boo . ana sloes.
AFKssRs EISsrRIN 8 co, previous % their re-
MI nOyal 70 the nsg utores which i INV bang
hGndsOmOly htted IN, have resolved to close out
theiF eptirs stock Of BootS aud SHOES 1t teiaty
Ger cent below regular sAllihG prices. Rersoaa In
ned az suoh goods vii money b. calling At he
Raffiiaors Boot and shos Store, LAG Main Street.
z JanI4-1m
DHOToaR1Pa ALBUlIs Just received and q
assa ' wYKEs 3 BROWN.
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For Sale on Rent.

TWO STORY BKIGK HOUSE, situated % Wa
"a tsE gtrsOt, CeutEs WheGllls. Ths above hoass
viii b Hola o. loDg eEedb v ee.ESi nos RsStl'
0asly rented. THOMAS LtsE.
lA0l8Ef
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ohairnAa Osnni.ts' Oa Accounts
,rATFNEST or THE coMHIsSIosERs OF THH
sINK1Ns PuED OF TIE OITT OF WHhtsHoi
y. va, ROR FEA TEAs fsDlH0 PHVHAAss
81, 1853. G I-
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Dividend.
MEloH'S.sAsD MlCE4nos B4sE,

1If- WHERLINg, January Is 1855
The Directors Of this Bank have declare semi.
annual dividend Of per cent. and extra dividend
of3 per cent out OF the earnings for the lAAt aix
months, which will be paid 70 The itOekhoIdeEs, or
their legal representatives on or amer the 20th.
@jRn14 2W s. BRADY, 0AShi6F
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God guard sur lAE, and keep each stsrA
zach stripe ~ bright A. now they wave,
HtIll make e lad COR ranks IN war,
StIIl hoat above each patriotic grave,
Death 70 the traitor that would dare
To trail II through the dust Of shame,
All honest hearts Its lot Will share
And follow u 70 Death or HAne.
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p.lapeo doe by CsMmS skg Fund'.'. SSH q, S s5
SeieTcs 51s nv civ osAtG W
SI4s,6ss 10
1s-sA. =. FEERY, City Clerk
sh.y.exAniasat thu. EtAtslasnt Of the Uisy ol'Ik
and and ltssrEeos. RS. IRWIN,
oh.,rv,.n O,,nuittso o. AeeOants-
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DATHING GLOVES, TURKISH TOWELS AND
ID Flesh BFushes-A neE lot Just received e No. /
0dd yellow Hall.
IaaIl KDAUHD BOOKING.