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Evening star., 1865-01-11
IosIPH REYNOLDS & 90.
PLUABERs, GAS, AND STEAM FTTERS,
No 500 NIxfH lflHEf. near avenue.

PLUABERS, GAS, AND 5TEAA <fTT6Rd,
No. 500 NIxfH SFlIEf, near avenue.
Have Just received, and viii constantly Keep
aInd the lar gest and best assortment In the city
2f fchsndeliers, Bracket, Drop Lights. Portablss,
oes in this lise. from the best establishments In
New York, philadelphia, &C.. whieh will be sold
on the most reasonable terms
Also, RANGI6. IURNAOgs. and Fire Board
stoves.
ase anywhere, very reasonable terms. Hotels,
Restaurants, &C., are inyitsd to call; ,..,
promptly and cheap e also eyerYthins In the
Line II ihs m9ss s.sIsSeIK Wnts;
Closets, Wash stands, Basins, ht., TO-. at No 500
Ninth street, near avenue, the larsss
hlishm emit In the city, 70 a-eon
Evening star., 1865-01-11
ITO TIE PUBLIC.

dec8-lm
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-17
Lieut.. Maury-sseeesses OF the Jwxrists IL
Oarnea-Miiitary school.

Intelligence has been received from the City
CT Mexico by way Of Vera Cruz and Havana TO the
5th mat.
Lieut.. Mhury, recently naturazed as a Mexican
citizen. has by decree dated the 10Th OF September
b,en appointed an honorary Councillor Of State.
The District Of Oagaca Is In full nsurrc cton against
the Imperial forces. The Imperial journals acknowl-
cdge that the OF the Juariss there really
important There are also troubles In Snaloa whence
many ~ the Frenoh residents have been expelled.
The Emperor has decreed the establishment OF an
Imperial schooi Of public service designed TO edu-
cate officers for the various branches OF army service
OF Mexico By murder and speedy punishment Of the
criminals. Three named Trejo Penida aud
Castillo The public Indignation was ,reatly aroused
by tho circumstances Of the case and the Emperor said
that the rderers ssoud tried and nishcd by mil
itary tribunal within forty eight hours This done.
and the three murderers publicly executed the
same Lour.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-17
The Ocean Yaehs Race.

SANDY HOOK, Monday Oct. lG--l2 o'clock noon
The yachts that rendezvous here are all at
anchor In the Horse Shoe. II Is blowing heavy
north west gale and IL is supposed they cant get out
as they arc all ON the lee shore.
There were yachts present at tie start oi the
Henriefta and Palmer.
The tugboat Virginia with the judges of the race
was the only boat that at hand TO witness the start
ing the ocean racers.
No arrangements had been made here for the arrival
OF the other yachts as il hos been blowing heavy gale
here for the last two or three days.
At present 1t is impossible to speak the light ship
the gale being almost furiou.
SECOND DISPATCH.
SANDY HOOK. Monday Oct. 10, 1865. }
l2i O'Clock y. IN.
The yachts Henrietta and Palmer started at
precisely II o'clock this noon On their ocean race.
The lst seen Of them rom this point showed that the
Palmer vas ahead about quarter OF mile.
The wind was blowing heavy at the start.
THIRD DISPATCH.
LoSo BRANCH. N. j.. Monday Oct. lG-l p. m.
The yachts Henrietta and Palmer nave Just
passed lis point the Palmer minute and quarter
ahead. .. .It.t 3D.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-17
THE FENIANs.
National Convention-Prclinai Meef'
ing-six Hundred Delegates Present.
Enthusiastic Mass Meeting Last Even
ing Attempted Disturbance - Secret
hrssinus

PHILADELPHIA. Monday. Oct l6. 1866.
An informal meeting of the Fenian Congress
was held to-day at the Assembly Buildings. Abut GOO
delegates were present. The chairman delivered an
address but the Congress will not be organized for bu
siness until tomorrow
This evening an enthusiastic mass meeting was held
in the large hall Of the Assembly Buildings, which was
largely attended by ladies and gentlemen. Excellent
speeches we're delivered in favor OF the cause by Capt
welch Of this city, Mr. Morrison OF Chicago, and
others. Much enthusiasm was manifested. A couple
OF persons attempted disturb the meeting by remarks
obnoxious to the assembage but were quickly hustled
out of the hall.
The Congress viii be in session during the week aud
its proceedings will be Of highly important charscter
The sessions will he secret.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-17

RIO Grande. As hid, il is meat for man and ntd
food it proves by the way. Then, az soon as q e
eabrita grows np Its little udder gives milk to the lords
Of the creation who by the way again, only lords
OF their own creation.
The bleating of a few coats about the honse is,
wthsl, pleasant to hear. kr it rcminls OF home
and the Days Of bs boy hood when b. looked goats
with curiosity md thought them very wicked things"
from the leng h Of their horrs.
COATS RErDiyG IN THE CuAPAIAL.
II one eoes out ito prairie. he will see hocks "
goats browsing on tie chcpara and the sgt Is novel,
There may b. 80 100 in flock. and yon see them
standing on their bind legs with the two feet Of tie
fore legs resting on bOugh Of bush while they nip
of the leaves and tender twgs AS you stop TO look at
them moment they cast sharp, inquisive glance at
you and cock their ears chewing away all the time.
The sight leads you to think Of Mr.. Crusoe and his
goats.
Again Won are led 10 tbirk Of the time You were a
boy and taken by your nurse 10 have look at
goat The first time it was with fear and trembling
you wennear the horned thing and the next time yon
were boGr having much faith in the proves Of your
nurse, until, in the end, you said sha bat at once
dared behind the skirts fyour nurse and from behind
this agis again said shut at which the goat would
only snakets hOrnf seeing your SAFETY, u s'"@
ing. All, wish was boy again. for, with all the
fear Of the masters rod, taws" and goat boyhood
is the hsppestcertainy the most careless-part OF
mans life.
LIRUT.-CoL MORRISON,
who was acquitted Of all the charges preferred against
him FOR the affair at Palmetto Ranche, on the 18th o
May last aas by order Of Gen. Steele, assumed com
mand Of tie brigade OF the Thirteenth Corps lying here
and lately commanded by Gen. Slack, who goes home
to be mastered out
The weather has again been very hot with 'he 'eln
poraiure at over 100 in the shade To-Day ~ "'nuy
and tie dust flies in clouds. " 10
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-17
Musical.
ITALIAN opERA-AoADEMY OF MUSIC.

ITALIAN OPERA-ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
The iayorite opera Of La Trariata was gwen
last evening to q large but net crowded audience.
The principal characters we're sustained by Mile.
CarozSZucchi MaEzoleni and Bellini with Dubreuil,
Barili, Muller, Mile. Ficher and the Rechardts in tho
subordinate parts. The drinking duo in the OPEN
ing scene was sung with infinite spirit by Zucchi and
Mazzoleni, and was loudly applauded Their duet fol.
lowing in which the tenor developes the leading mo
sica idea which MszzoIeni sang with tenderness
and passion, was fine performance throughout the
singers were in perfect concord Of thought and every
point was well made even 10 the double cadeDz al the
close 1t was warmly appreciated by the audience.
Zuccbi's grand scene Z which followed, was
psinfi,I exhibition of fatness; from the beginning
TO the end her intona.ion was fearfdlly ialse'
scarcely once reaching the true pitch, and using
the ornament of the shake half tone below the rghs
note yioletta was consumptve we know, and weak IN
the chest so perhaps after all it was the consum mate
acting of Zucch and intended to carry out the char
acter to the minutest detail II So why not introduce
cough or two one for instance, where that iaborious
shake was; this would throw an air OF nature over
and account for the fatness During the third end
fourth acts Zucchi seemed to herself and sang
with and more effect. Her acting through
out very fine; she entered into the feeling of the
character and wrought 1t up to intensity that We
had hardly deemed possible
Aazzoleni's Aria in the second act rendered with
much passionate pathos; 1t only needed httle more
color TO have been perfect performance.
Bellins Germont was excellent as usual. ard big
D Proyenza" was delicously sung. All the coneerted
music was sung with promptness and spirit, and the
orchestra was very brilliantly conducted By Man
Maretzek
COMBINATION PERFORMANCE THIS EVENING.
This evening the great combination OF the Parera
troupe and the Italian company will take place at the
Academy of Music. Mdlle. parepa, the most delicious
singer of the day who has carried Boston by Storm
will sing some of her most popular pieces, and the new
star inst announced from London. Levy. the greatest
cornet payer it is said in the world will perform some
solcs which win astonsh the nost experienced on thaa
instrument.
Tie concert will be first on the programme anen
which the opera of "Lucrea Borgia" be performed
bv Carozzi Zucchi. Miss Adelaide Phillips. Irfre''
Antonucci Lorini Barili and Dubreuil The occas!o~
will draw out all our amateurs
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-17
THE RIO GRANDE.
Arrival Of Paymasters-Reign Of License
-Premssisns-kid l. amb- Gosts-Per.
sonai.

From Our Special Correspondent
BROWNSVILLE Sept. 9. 1865
The thing of most interest here now is the
payment Of the Army ofthe Rio Granie -Four pay.
masters a. In funds" arrived here this morning, and
made hight the hearts OF the Of that dark phalanx
the Twenty fifth Corps.
A food Of grecnbacks will now give bfe 30 the bust
Of this place. and f the pockets of all those who
prey upon the hard earnings Of the soldier In the frs,
place there the soloons" eantisas the Mex
leans call them with all IN cir bad drinks; then come
the billiard and monte table,. and other gambling
means. Vile not wanting to add to the dis.
spaton and in fact for its size. this is avery vicious
place. SO glad ore all tdose interested In grcenbacks
that heard fellow say he felt so good that be could
take a back seat in an ambulance
BREvETs.
number Of officers out here have received their pa.
pers giving them brevet rank IN the regular army
Among them 10 Gen. Steele. Who il now Brevct Colonel
Of the Sd Infantry.
This brevettng has given rise to witty sayings
In the army. Among them Is the one, They'll breyet
mules to horses AeIt." A Colonel said 10 me- laugh.
ingy that If they would brevet his mule TO horse he
could draw forage for him. OF truth. money makes
the heart light
HOW WE FARE.
The fare out here In now better than II was at hrst
On the bills at the restaurants are TO be read Beet
Mutton, Veal and Virginia Lamb with Squash Plan.
tains, Potatoes (called poyas here). Radishes &c.
As 70 the Virginia lamb the first time you sec II
the bill Of fare yon eagerly ask for IL a. dainty.
II ia laid before you and you eat mouthful then detect
white hair two. and begin to think that wool did
not cover the lamb Of which you are eating chop
This leads you to make some remarks about IT, when
you are told With laugh. that tbs meat Is hid.
TIE GOAT.
IN faet " goat y Rsdo " be vsrJ useful On the
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-17
FROM WAssssEGTOH.
spocia Disrsrh to The n. I. Tribune.
WAHyGroE Monday, Oct &C. lS05.
if,c

PO TAI AfFhiRs.
The daily mail scrv.ce botwocn Lincoln, Cal,
ead Portland, Oregon. which les been interrupted fr
some time past owing the eAortionnte eemanas "a
the former cout tors is 20 Dc ned forihSlth
rrofer through Wells, Fargo Co. 10 perform Tue
service for SIPS go p,r anrum, ha7ng been acc'pted
The statement toeqrnphed from Washington, anc taken
from Tie Rpl plblicau that the deficit In the postai
service or the Southern States will be 100000 is SAID
by the Department to be very largely in excess OF IN
fact The deficit In 1861 but s4O00,OOO. and Gov
Dennison has thus far succeeded in making an average
deduction former rates Of than 80 per cent In
all new Southern mail lettings
The POstOhice Department has to-day concluded an
agreement for nearly all the mailletiDgs in Texas
Mr. Sawyer, very energetic citizen Of Texas, who
left the State when it entered into rebellion. and who
has now returned there has large stock OF horses and
he takes the mail contracts for the whole State. When
these carried ont, Texas in proportion to popula
ton will be well supplied with postal facilities as
any State in the Union.
PERSONAL.
The Hon. Green Clay Smith leaves for Ken.
tueky tomorrow. I..l
A NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF SCHOOL sUPIRIY.
A National Association of State School Su-
perintendents is to be held here In February.
GOVERNMENT SALES.
Government is now selling off oil its rolling
stock recently used upon military railroads The loco
motives sold at Portsmouth last week at auction
averaged 0co EACH -Four thousand tuns Of railroad
iron here sold for sT per tun
DISTINGUISHED ARRIVALS.
A rumor is current that the distinguished
Fort Warren refugees have arrived tonight, but If So
their place Of donicil cannot be traced.
PENSIONS.
During the year ending June 30, 1863, the
Pension Office admitted Is 3.s invalid soldiers to pen
sions and "a, ZIG widows, mothers and orphans Ihe
annual payment to these pensionares will amount to
81 7e6, 457 The whole amount Of army pensions paid
during the year has been ss,39,s72 During the year
the Office also admitted 257 invalid sailors to pensions
and 2e6 Of their widows and orphans The annual pay
ment to these win amount to s54573. and the whole
amount paid during the year on navy pensions Is
sos iso.
NORTH CAROLINA COSGRESsMBE.
A prominent North Carolinian says the re-
mort is current and believed by the politicians OF thai
State that the names of their Congressman elect VIII bC
entered upon the roll Of the House and called by th'
clerk at the opening of the session.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-17
,fsocistsd Press. =, ,se.
WASHINGTON. Monday. Oct i6, ls6o.
now pARDOSs ARE GRANTED.

A notice has bcen attached to the door at the
foot of the staircase leading to the Executive Depart
ment announcing that all pardons In ills ONCE w1 De
signed as soon as possible nd sent 20 the State Depart
ment' The effect has been 20 lessen the crowd at the
Presidents House and increase at the state Depart
ment The clerk at tie latter place formerly kept open
door hut he now has IL closed with tue warning pos'eu
In large letters, " no admission"
AN RsGLIsu sYSiPATHIZER AND THE PRESIDENT,
Mr.. Harewood, one of the English landed
gentry who came over with Sir Morton Peto, was IN
PRODUCED 20 the President to-day by the Hon. George
Taylor OF New.York He expressed the very deep in'
terst be with the other supporters OF Mr. Bright took
in the great struggle In this country AID the gratca
on they feel IN the final result Ihe PRESIDENT tnshkea
him for The course he and his friends had taken. and
said il gave him pleasure to see the friends Of our coun'
Try from abroad.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-17
PORTRRss MONROE.
The Storm Abased-uarinc Items Sale Of
Government Vessels.
FORTRESS MONROE. {

FORTRESS MONROE. Oct. IS, 1865.
The storm has abated, and fleet of vessels
detained by the weather proceeded to sea this morning
Brig George Barnhan arrived here to-day from Ex.
uma West Indies, with cargo Of salt and sailed for
Providence.
Gunboat Ysntic sailed to-day upon cruise along the
coast
sale Of Government steamers took place yesterday
at Norfolk. The John Tracy brought o. 500, the Un-
dine g. 100 and the tug Lizzie Freeman e. 500 Three
other tugs and 10 launches brought good prices. The
steamers Rotary Fairy and C. p. Smith have been
discharged from the Government service.
The United States steamer Thomas Colyer mas
arrived from Alexandria Va
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-17
Risss.
IN HARRISBURG.

HARRISBURG, Pa. Monday Oct. l6 lst5.
A fire, which promises to be very destructive
in its effects has just broken at the Of tho
Rev. Mr.. Jones (colorcd) ranners Alley near the
Carito. The building il frame house and is sur
rounded by large number Of tenements Of similar ma
terrell 10 some Of which the flames have already CON-
mnnicsted. The fremen are on the ground, and are
working vigorously 10 subdre the confag grafton.
r ..Nll IN CHICAGO. F - '.-' H
CHICAGO. Monday, Oct. l6, le6a
AZ 7 o'clock this evening fire broke oct In tho
plaring ul { Deyent, Nyer Hastwick, ieested on
tIe river. south Of Rsndoph-st. bridge, in the West
Division. The mill and contents were entirely de-
siroyed.
lie freight depot OF the ST. Louis Railroad in which
large quantities Of goods stored and the lninoer
yarl, Of Porter Ripley j. II. Morris and D. d. Groves
ccntnining large quantity OF lumber, wood and coal.
adjoining the mill were also totally consumed. Some
vcssi, in the river took fire. but were saved AT ~
Ueloca Z D. m the fire was still burning.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-17
OLD.ScHooL pRBsBYrRRIAYs IN ST. /,

VLD'oCHUUL TKESBYTEKIANS IN ST. louis.
The following "rstra,e notice" is by the ST. Louis
correspondent Of TAe Chicago Tribune,
The biggest lot Of traitors, assembled in this State
since the surrender OF JEFF Thompsons army eonsti-
tntes the OdSchool Presbyte Synod now In sessou
In this city. Not satisfied with electing o man FOR.
Moderator who expelled last session for dsloyatv
they have amended the record Of last year so as show
the expulsion mcritorious and then debated propo
stion which was introduced by the Infamous s. j. p
Anderson, and bad the sanction Of Attorney General
Bates proposing to amend last years records sntirev
IL was carried by ninetenlhs vote.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-17
CANA DA.
Dr.. BIackburn Admitted 70 Bail on his
swn Recognizsnces - Counterfei'ers
Eomuifted.

TORONTO c. w. Monday. Oct. l6, 1865.
DR.. Blackburn of yellow fever notorlety, has
been admitted to bail his own rccogp1ances TO ap
pear when called for and his sureties have been dis
charged.
A. n. Sickles. A. Potter Samuel Bailey and J. and
L. Quackenbush have been committed for trial at
Beleyile for counterfeting large scale. A num-
Der of persons OF influence reported TO be connected
with them,
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-17
Murder in Bostons

Boston, Monday OcI TO, 1900
Daniel Garrity was shot and killed on Satur,,
dsy night in Cambridge by one two brothers named
Garrett -
Both the CARROTS have been arrested.
Gsrritv was intoxicated, and was shot while trying
70 force 6s way into CARROTS house. from which be
"A XI The the rTties we're returned soldiers p.y. g
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-17
Cstssn.

MomIR, Saturday, Oct. "A. 1865.
Sales to-day and yesterday $50 bales; Mid.
dpss 900 saies OF the week. $50 bales; receipts 700
balsS and exports Q,3le baesi stock, ~ lss bAeh
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-17
NORTH CAROLINA CoSGREssMBE.

A prominent North Carolinian says the re-
nor, is current and believed by the politicians OF that
State that the names Of their Congressman elect VIII be
entered upon the roll ofthc House and called oy tue
clerk at the opening Of the session
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-17

The General Convention Of the EplscoI
Church roassembled this morning.
This IL the tenth day Of the session.
The Rev DR. Wharton offered the following;
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-17

PHILADELPHIA, Monday. Oct. lG. 1865.
The grand parade of the Philadelphia Fire
department, today is one Of the most imposing and
splendid pageans ever presented in this country The
pTocesson is composed of twenty-five divisions, each
numbering from four to six companies. making in ALL
over III, including over 30 visiting companies.
Of the latter six from the City Of NewYo one
reu BoEiep. one from Albany. one from Buffalo, ono
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-17

4.HyI \ Rr'i'll3 . ~
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-12-21
New York Market.
NEW YORK, Dec Il

NEW YORK, Dec. ~.
Flour-good sound low grade here rui
al ouiet from $500 for extra state; ss.4O
90 90 for extra r. Ii. 0. and s9,OOa9,9o
for trade brand, market closing quiet
Whisky-du1l at 2,5la2,52 Wheat
rather more active and closed more stea-
dav at 81 Goal ,s5 inferior to good choice
spring; 81 ,7oaS so for amber Milwaukee
81 90 for new red Rye--dull at si,03.-
Barley-shade frmer for choice lots OF
nrime Canada at s1,25 Corn-without
decided change s9a99c fer soand; s6a96c
for unsound Pork-frm closing dull
S27s73 a2s25 for mess closing at S2s reg.
ular and S25 ,5Oa26 for prime mess. Beef
steady at Sl5al6 for plain mess and
sl4al7 for extra mess. Beef Hams-qniet
at s32a36,50. Cut Meats quiet at llaioe
for shoulders and l5al6c for hams -
Bacon-less active, Cumberland cut l4sc
long ribbed l4tc. Dressed sHogs--heavy
at i3al3a. Lard-heavy at l5al9c. also
$50 bbls for January and February at
sellers option at 264al?9. Butter-duii
at 25aSs for Ohio and 32a45 for state -
Cheese-dull at l5al9c.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-12-21
WHEELING REGISTER.
r.,.~-.,htc sumrn airy.

Telexraphfc Summary.
Gold closed in New York yesterday At
sl,46t. :,
The appointment of the New York col
lector will be made this week. The
chances are in favor of Mr.. Vandyke' the
present Assistant Treasurer.
Smuggling on the Canadian border Is
still carried on to considerable extent
owing to the insuHiciency OF the force
Of revenue officers. Canadian merchants
are also said to swindle the government
nv means OF false invoices.
A Georgia correspondent represents
affairs in that State to be in a very oad
condition. The negroes will not work,
and both they and the whites engage IN
thieving and other vices Bands ct reg
ulators have been formed, who are
guilty of worse crimes than those they
pretend to suppress.
The late elections in Florida were at
tended with frequent disturbances De-
tween fhe citizens and colored troops
A row occurred at Norfolk on the i'tn
between the Goth New York regiment
and the Sd United States colored. The
New York regiment fred about ten OF
twelve muskets. The riot was finally
ouelled. and but one person was injured
Gonzales, arrested in Havana as an ac'
complete in the oteTo murder in Brook
lvn, has been released.
The New Hampshire House OF Reform
alton was destroyed by fire yesterday
morning Loss about $4,000.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-12-21
New York Money Market.

NEW YORK, Dec. 70.
Money-easy, with large supply at
per cent. Sterling--quieti 81 O94al O93.
Gold-witheut material change; opening
at 81 46a; advancing to sl,46f; closing
at 81 ACT.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-12-21
RIVER NEWS.

THE RIVER was rising slowly last even
inc, with five feet six inches water in
the channel. Fn
The Bestona left for Cincinnati, with
fair trip.
Business was dull on the landing; the
mud was about two feet deep, and rising
rapidly.
The steamer Highlander, which was
sunk at St. Louis on Saturday, was
owned by the Wheeling and Parkers
burg Packet Company, and insured IN
this city for $4,000, as follows: Mutual
S. 900; Fire and Marine $1,000 Frank
lin 5000.
The Cincinnati Gazette of Tuesday
says:
Steamboat and insurance circles were
filled with rumors yesterday OF steam
boat disasters. The Annie Laurie re.
ported sunk in the Kanawha. arrived all
safe during the afternoon. Seven boats
were reported sunk at Carondelet. A
dispatch was received by the Messrs.
Horton from Capt. James Shedden, an
nouncing that the Roanoke was sunk
one mile below Commerce, but would be
raised. She was owned by the Messrs.
Horton and Captain James Shedden, and
was insured for $25, 900 in Cincinnati and
Wheeling Offices Messrs. David Gibson
g. Co. received dispatch stating that
the model barge Melnotte No. 2, owned
by them, aud insured in the Eureka of
fee for S45,9O0, was destroyed in the
crash at ST. Lonis on Saturday afternoon
The Queen City Insurance Company had
risk of $500 and the Columbia for
$1,000 oil the Argonaut No. 2. The
Phoenix held risks of $45 900 on boats at
st. Louis, but the officers are not yet
able to report their actual loss.
The Louisville Democrat of Tuesday
says:
The little A B. Chambers, bound from
Hatchie river to Memphis, struck snag
and sunk near Island % in the Mississip-
pi few days since"
The Science No. 3, which sunk in Red
river short time ago, is total loss.
She was crowded with niger soldiers,
20 of whom were drowned"
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-12-21
SIMON KEIM,

i FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC WINES.
BrAndiss, whiskies, &C. 2lc Market street,
Wheeling, Va
would invite the special attenriono OF CITY and
country dealers and the Puohc generally, TO
CAN and sIsmins my stock befsTe purchasing
slse~hsss. seps