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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-07-24
A CARD.
WAREENToN, o., July 20, 1866.

WAnEENroN, o., July 20, 1866.
Editors HtcHigcHcer:
! lust this moment was shown card
in the INTELIIGENCER from Ewald
over, late commanding the post at
Wheeling. ] have been unwillingly
dragged into this newspaper notoriety.
Unwillmglv, because ! do not think
the press the proper channel for redress
of grievances. But ! can do no less
than ask "a suspension of public Opin-
ion until such time rs the matter can
DE brought before them with all the
facts proven. II ] can make IL appear
that have at different times held
in the United States
service. and enjoyed the conf
dence of my fellow officers, then
most aSSurrdly. Capt. over will bc pla-
ccd in an unenviable light. will only
add that the statement of EnOld over is
a tissue of Misrepresentation and false
hoods, and ! ann perfectly content TO
abide hy the rcrdict Of the "men i'm
Wctzpl county, who know me. II is q
DOsifi1'o fact, that ! have been in but
three hDTseS i'm that COUNT, ,ttItvr t's fore
or since my arrest; two of these were
stores. and one a private house. II
would be i'm bad taste for me 10 state
what have done I'm the service, but !
was first commissioned in the summer
of 1861 byGov. Yates, of Illinois. Since
then i'm different positions until the
latter part OF May, 1864.
did mo- more, however, than was
due from every loyal citizen To his
country i'm her hour of need. During
my Imprisonment no charge was ever
madcof disloyalty. / cOurted the strict
est investigation ON that point. was
charged with an attempt To obtain
transportation over the Baltimore and
Ohio railroad. This was i'm April, 1864.
/ was at the time i'm the service. This |
will prove. although my original letter
of appointment was stolen from my
trunk while ! was "a prisoner.
Asking. as matter of justice, that
YOU give this place in your columns
and pledging myself, as soon as | can
procure copies of some important pa
pers. to give them with all the circum-
stances TO the public.
/ am, respectfully,
j. G.. LANE.
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ostensihle proof of which might bee eN-
planned away.
But there is one great crime, the guilt
of which is already burnt into his
memory 10y the brand of proof irresis-
thlc, the crime of booming the federal
prisoners to the death OF hunger. II
II there be any man among the rebel
leaders more responsible than any 9th
cr for this horrible crime, Jefferson
Davis is that man. IL was by his au-
thority and order that thousands of our
couutrVmcn, guiltloSs of any offence
but that of bearing arms in the cause
of their country, were put 10 death IN
their captivity 10y the slOweSt process
known To murder. Thousands of graves
cry to heaven for vengeance ON the de
lbrrutc perpetrator of this fearful
homicide. Whether ne lives or dies,
the guilt of "A brutality for which the
records OF history furnish no parallel,
goes with him. II he be not arraigned
for treason, here is am offence, support
ed 10y the clcarest proof, more infamous
than amy mere revolt against establish
ed authority could DE, aud more shock
ing 10 all human syInpathics. Why
there is nothing said of making him
~ltllN 20 lIltl LOT lll'~' litliN'IN We h'
mot profess To know. They could he
proved before a court Of Justice i'm such
q manner as tQ Justify, in the eyes of
the whole Christian world, the severest
penalties known 90 our laws.
but the trial should not be by mill
tary commission, but i'm the ordinary
courts of Justice. i'm which the accused
should have all the opportunities of de
fence which our laws I'M other eases at
ford to the most abandoned iclOn. II
should he a trial held according To all
the forms and solcmuitics which have
been found necessary for the protection
of the innocent. Proved before such a
court, spread before the world i'm tcSti-
mouv taken from the mouths of a host
of witnesses, the crimes authorized 10y
the rebel Executive, i'm the Libby prison
and at AnderSouyille and elsewhere,
would send a thrill of horror through
the civilized world, and cause il 10 adj
NIT that the Scycrest punishment of the
only fell short of the demands
of Justice.
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Courting In Right Style.

Cit eout, You nasty puppy-let me
alone on will tell my MAJ cried OUT
sally. to her lover Jake, who
sat about ten feet from her, pulling dirt
from the chimney jam.
IL aren't techin' on You, Sal, said
Jake.
''Well, perhaps You don't mean to-
nuther. do yer?'
"No. / don't
"Cause yer too tarnal scarry, you
long-lcgged lantern jawed, slab-sided,
pigeontOed. gangle-kuecd owl you--you
hain't got u tarnal bit Of sense: get
along home with Won"
Now, Sal, | love You, and can't hclp
il. and if YOU don't let me stay and
court Won my daddy will sue your'n ioT
that COW he sold him tother day. by
lingo. ne said he'd do it,"
"Wcn. look here, Jake-if You want
To court me you'd better dot rs white
man does that thing-not set off there
as if YOU thought was pisen."
GLOW on airth is that, Sal?'
"Whv. side right up here, and hug
and kiss me, as if YOU really had some
hone and sinner Of a man about you.
DO Won 'sposc wOman's only To look
ot Won fool YOU? No, they are made
C,r tnractical results rs KOssuth says
IN hur. and kiss, and sich like"
"Wcn." said Jake, drawing a long
breath. "if must must, for 81 do love
Sal " and so Jake commenced sliding
mn 10 her. like a maple poker going tC
battle. Laying his arm gently upon
SAILS shoulder, we thought we heard Sa
say,
HThat'S the way to do il, old boss
that is acting like white man orter.'
"Oh Jerusalem and pancakes!' eX
claimed Jake; 'ifthis amt better thar
any apple-sass ever marin made, ;
|darned sight! Crack-ec, huckwhea
cakes, slap-jacks, and 'lasses Amt nj
where along side of YOU, Sal. oh, how
+ love YOU" Here their lips came TO
gether. and the report that followed
was like pulling a horses foot out o
the miro. Weleft.
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THE OLD PSALM TUNE.

You >ked, dear friend, the other day,
Why -till my charmed ear
Rei0iceth in unculturrd tone
That old psalm tune Ia hear
I've beord full Oft iu foreign lands
The grand orchestral strain,
Where musics ancient masters live
Revealed on earth again.
Where breathing, solemn instruments,
In sWaying cloud, Ot sound,
Bore up the yeaning, trnccd soul,
Like silver wings around.
I've heard In old ~. Peters dome,
When clouds of incense rise,
Most rlvishing the choral swell
Mount upward Ia the skies,n
And well feel the magic power,
When skilled and cultured ant
lis cunning webs of sweetness WeaVcS
Around the captured heart.
But vet. dear friend, though rudoly sung,
That old psalm tune hath still
4 pulse Of power beyond them all
Ny Utmost soul 10 thrill.
Those halting tones that sound 90 you
An not the tones hear;
But voices ct the loved and lost
Then meet my longing ear.
! hear my angel mother'- voice
Thu~c were the WOul~ she SUNG;
] hear my brothers ringing tones
As once ON earth they mng;
And friends that walk in white above
Come hound me like q cloud,
And far above Those earthly notes
Their singing sounds aloud.
There may be- di~copl as YOU say;
Those voices poorly ring;
But there's no di>cOri ln the strain
IhO>e upper spirits sing.
For they who sing are Of the blr>t.
The calm and glOriiicd,
Whose hOur~ are one eternal rest
On heavens swept floating tide.
Their life IS music and accopl;
Their souls and hearts Keep time
m one sweet concert with De Lord
one concert vast. sublime.
And through the hmyuS they sang ON cart
Sometimes 80 sweetness falls
Ou thu-. they loved and lcit below.
And softly houeward calls.
Bell, from our own dear fatherland,
Borne trembling DER the SEA
The narrow Scu that they have crossed
The shores where we shall he..
on sing. sing ON. beloved souls
Sing cares and grief, 10 rest;
Sing. till enhanced we arise
To join you mid the bleSt.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-07-24

MARRYING IN THE SoUTH;-A letter
from Newborn, North Carolina, says
that a considerable number OF young
men whose regiments are about 1einEE
mustered out-such as the 4Ith ana toth
New York and 9th Pennsylvania Lou-
ayes-haye made up their minds to
Stov in tbe country. There are too
many eligible openings to be resisted.
Tboy ora f,st marrying the discOnsolate
vonIg ladies and widows, and settling
down for life upon the vacant farms
which on every hand invite their labor
and enterprise.
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~.yeuty-dvc per cent of the nett profit, de-
U.T,,I Geo policy holdyr annually, without lu-
cur.ul ans risk.
Policies viii Ue issued in amy OF the above
u..uUIc Companies ou application to
We PETERSON. Agent.
DHirc Main stUtt. next duur Goo Vt. IS VI.
Bank mHrll-iN
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-07-24
Dissertation ON Ankles.

The New York 7iiJnc, whose con-
ductors are now the acknowledged ar
bitcrs ofclcgance in all its departments,
cntertains its readers with the follow
ing dissertation upon ankles. Speak
ing of the exercises of the German
ladies at Jones's Woods on Wednesday
last, IL saws:
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TRANSFORMATION.
Raltimore & Ohio Railroad
IEEalF5 5.s.-........;7l.-.:.-......s

DfFltF BAur. a. ONO RALRoNpto-,.
VIII Sling STATION, N"N-', lN'ti
nAS~ENGEB TRAINS WILL Rus pr
tho follow ing schedule on ana ailet Nov
.LL III.
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h Great Internal Remedy,
rs TRULY
10 HIN S MS
Esumatic Compound,
BLOOD PURIFIER.
lah. suffering Read and Cease Co
Despair.

.rrV1o,.- Da1r Si-- This i- to certify
r-Iur fhrrsH- ..I.r'h, uf l nuff.r of Nnur
NTATIH DDNpOTNfD ANu BLOOD
FTFE' T WAS n.HH '"t".H cured .'
Hfr1. after having Suffered tHr more
Hfaau wears. ff h0s been over fHnr
Wl, ruud. and j have MOI hf fnt
..-t symptoms OFF .i~ return. i roma n
e .HrIv. ANDREW ARMSTRONG. No.
..- street.. Allegheny city. MAY t, l~f
..rI. uueluaIeI hy amy medicine now
a.H. public. or the cure Uf the allowed
'.,H-a>
tfan1oVmg extracts and tetImuni-
I"Hh. H.a RI rar.I. 'HIrrt
H-rH..tE .rr HH .fi.r r.ffr' f
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#.r perfect trle'lr-.r.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-07-12
LcgislatiHe Nomination.

In the "Whig and Dispatch"-the lea
ding Republican paper of Mercer couu-
ty we find the following:
awe observe by the proceedings of the
Republican Convention in Butler county,
that the Convention has nominated two
new candidates to the Legislature, to fill
the places Of the two represent tives from
that county for the two past years, and
also elected two delegates to the State
Convention, without as much as saying,
1'by your leave" Mercer, Lawrence and
Butler are entitled to four representatives
to the State Legislature, aud by express
agreement, Butler county sent two rep
reseutatiyes last year, with the understan-
ding that Mercei county should have two
representatives the coming term. We
would ask fer an explanation of this on
the part of Butler county, as our citizens
are unable to understand this matter"
In answer to the above, we would in-
form our Mercer county friends that,
much as we respect them as neighbors we
would have greatly preferred being in
a district by ourselves than to be hitch
ed on with two other counties as we are,
even had we got but one Representative.
Having had fraction more than our share
during the last apportionment, we would
have got along with one this time and
then came in for two again. This would
have avoided the danger of giving offence
to our neighbors by neglecting to observe
that comfy which is proper when con
neeted with other counties as we are at
present. Different couusels however pre-
vailed, and We must accept the situation
as we find it. Our Convention in appoiu-
ting delegates to the State Convention,
neglected to say "with your leave" OF
course this was mere oversight; but
still we think that, at least so far as rep
resentative delegates are concerned, the
better way would be to concede to each
county the number of delegates cores
ponding TO the- number of Representa-
tiyes il has in the House-this would
obviate all trouble. Though had We our
choice, we would have preferred having
larger delegation next year, as the con-
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-07-12
"A few nights since the lightn-

"A few nights since the lightn-
ing ignited the gas escaping from an
oil well, being bored by James Ward,
Nile, Mahoning county, OHIO. and
we earn it still continues to burn.
The water is drawn up me twenty
FIVE feet, and there is so much gas
that it does not seem to be disturbed
by this large flow of water.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-07-12

Notes Of all denominations named will bs romptfy
furnished upon receipt Of subscriptions
The notes OF this Third Series precisely similar IN
sTm and privileges to the Seven Thrties already sold
except that the Government tn itself tho option
Of paying interest in COLO coin a, per cent? instead
3-10ths in currency. Subscribers will dednct the ip-
ereet in currency up to July l5th the time when
they subscribe.
The delivery q tho notes of this third series of tas
sevenThirtes will commence the LIST Of June, and
will be made promptly and continuously after that cato
The slight change msde in the conditions Of this
THIRD SERIES affects only tho matter Of interest -
The payment in gold II made will bo equivalent 10 tho
currency interest Of the bies rate.
The return to specie payments in the oven. OF ~hch
only will the option to pay interest in Gold be avail
ed Of would reduce and equaze prices that pueobascs
male with six per cent In gold would be fully equal TO
those made with and threeenths per cent in cur.
reRoy, This Is
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-07-12
COUNTY SURVEYOR.
NATHAN NJ SLATOR

LEcTURE-D. NJ Harbaugh will de-
liver lecture n the subject of Temper
ance, in Butler on Wednesday evening
July, 49, Place of Lecture not yet select,
ed the same will be made known by
Hand-Bills.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-07-12

with whom we hope to remain on terms
of friendship. While we have thus Civ
en- our views of this matter, our columns
are open to those who look from differ
ent stand point, and we have so informed
Mr.. Neeley.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-07-12
"A Fortress Momoe G,

ent says: G.. CCfag5 whose health
has been failing since his impfison-
ment, was taken out on Saturday by
order of his physician, ane allowed
to prorIenade the grounds within the
walls IF the fort. He was aeoompa-
MED in his walks By the officer Of the
guard and TIVE soldiers
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-07-12

pay~Owng to the publication of the
lengthy, able and eulogistic discourse Of
the Hon. Thos Williams, on the life and
character of our beloved and much la
mOnted President several communica-
tions have necessarily been kept back,
which will appear hereafter.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-07-12
rav- IN .Sbow davp "a wa

saS- On ''Show day as we were ma.
king trip northward, accompanied by a
little daughter, she lost her Parasol, about
eight miles north of this place, on the
old Mercer road 1t was a keepsake of a
sister now no more, we will literally re
ward any one giving us information Of it.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-07-12

sg- he proceedings of the 4th of July
celebration at Sunberry, came to hand
too late for publication this week they
will appear in our next issue.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-07-12

These Notes issued under date OF July 15th 1905
and payable three years from that date in rrs~sy
or are convertibe at the option Of tho holder into
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-07-12
REPUBLICAN TICKET.

STATE SENATE.
JOHN n. PURVIANCE.
(.Suly;ect to District Co'Jerees,)
LEGISLATURE.
HENRY PILLOW.
John II NEGLEY.
(iSu5ject to District Nomiaation.)
COUNTY TREASURER.
VIM. i. MOORE.
DISTRICT ATTORNEY.
W. IL. II. RIDDLE.
COMMISSIONER.
VIM. DICK.
AUDITOR.
j. C. KELLEY, 3 years.
G. II. GUMPER, l year
COUNTY SURVEYOR.
NATHAN NJ SLATOR
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-10-16
VIRGINIA & TENNESSEE R. R, "a
issa iaEs s tr7'555ss9 - :' s5;5;:s;7I
!. @ ~ s.. s+sS;s "a es7 ,. -;

Lynchburg Va, Oct jtb 18fse
Highly Gratifying :snea Erasgporf !sr2;
Intelligence for tEae TrayeUin@
Public.
INFORMATION is officially announced t5..
L the route between Lynchburg and Bristol h.,
the Va & Tenn. Railroad is now open and +j55
cars are running regularly and without jn+ I.5S
ruption Of any sort. Connections are pcrfno+
with the Railroads going South and North ~
that no detention is necessary to passengers %.
ing in either direction.
The FARE on the Va 6 Tenn. Railroad viii
be'sjr cents per mile, on and after the 9th inst
and through tickets will be established from
New orh to all points South and ricc versa
by 25th October on this route
TRAVELLERS going North or South can ro}1-
upon comfort, expedition and safety, especially
from malarious influences, with beauty Of See
merry not possessed by other routes.
The whole equipment of the Road having Ill.,
dergone thorough oyerhauHng, with new Seats
painting and entire renovation of the in
terror Of the cars, 3 degree Of comfort uo
surpassed by any other route may be confident.
Iy looked for; and, from the acknowledged pru
dence and experience Of the courteous and gen
tlem0nly conductors, every satisfaction MAY b.
confidently relied upon. oct $40.
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Tn answer to the statement that the uocu
rnents found on the person of Colonel Oahlgren
after he was killed were torgenes, Col Won
Rorcke writes q letter to the London Times
in which occurs the following:
''Knowing of Colonel Dahlgren's approach
with far superior numbers to my own, / put
my men in ambush, awaiting the enemy: Col;
Dahlgren was riding short distance ahead OF
his men. He had gotten quite near to US,
when I called out to him to surrender, ~
stead Of doing so, the Colonel turned to bis
command, giving the order to charge, where,
upon my men fred volly, by which the Colonel
was instantly killed, pierced by several bullets
as nearly all the shots had been aimed at his
rerson. The soldiers under bis command
turned to rapid flight. On tho Colonel,s dead
body found memorandum book and some
loose orders and papers, the contents OF Wnlch
[ regarded as important enough TO deliver
them IN person ),
The Lieutenant then handed Eitz Ice the
documents 10 question, the contents OF Wnlcn
were read by both Of us with feelings OF the
greatest indignation, and halt an hour after
wards carried by the General personally to IreSl-
dent Davis.
The payers afterwards published by. the Con
tcdcrate authorities are iuelislosi WIZ
which read few hours after they had oeen
taken from Dahlgrens body, and which docu-
ments, under the circumstances, must be sup
posed to have been written by the Colonel S
own hand ~ -, ~,
eipia, will, if desired, fully corrooorate the
Shove statement. Your obedient servant,
HERDS Won BoRCKE,
Lieutenant Colonel and late Adjqta2p2t Gen
eral of the Cavalry Of the Army OF Virginia
The Richmond Times Of Saturday says :
A few days since, during the observance OF
'1Yon Kippur' (Jewjsh) fast, one OF the
members who had just recovered from an at
tack of typhoid fever. undertook, to comply
with the regulations Ct the Church by tasting
the usual length of time required, Ills
strength, however, would not permit him to
keep up, and he finally sank from EXHAUSTION
in the Synagogue, when bottle OF hartshorn
(of which It is customary On these occasions
to keep a large quantity on hand was appIled
to his nose: but this instead OF dong nm
good, produced severe strangulatlon and bleeo-
inc from the head and nose, which rendered 1t
necessary to cali in physician.
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Auction Sales.
nv T. a. stoutena burgEa, Aanct1oneer.

Nv 3 lAo SEUEACEaEvtaA e9H15 = =. :"
A UCTION SALE.-Will be sold, at public
n sale. on Thursday, Oct. y, at the Mayors
Office, at II O clock, NJ, the E#S#[
HOUSE AND IOl, sA=aa
on Royal street. opposite the marke oelo Dns{l
TO Daniel Egan, and now occupied as res!aT-
r ~ ' by Robert Tomin. 1t is atwo-story brick,
"A feet front on Royal by 123 feet On lncneS
deep, and is most elgibly situated for business,
and well worth the attention OF those Wishing 10
invest in real estate. o,,d
twelve Irl. months with interest, secured by deed
of trust on the premises:
oc 9-3t j. a. 0lO 1ll1' y = =! ~ 'l 7o+}, Sox
The above sale is postponed until the 18TH gay
Of October, 1865, at the hour and place above
.i1 ,o.tisnd +. 4. .STOUTENBUK6 d,
az q ~ 10 ~ AuctiOneer.
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GOLD.

GOLD.
New YORK, October l6.-Gold, l455.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-10-16

We are requested to urge reorganization
Of the Virginia State Agricultural Society, and
With that a resumption of the annual cattle
shows which proved such a source Of plea
s SIR, and profit in time past. There is ample
tina between this and next autumn to make
all necessary arrangements the grounds near
Richmond could be restored to the Society,
and a small outlay would place them in a
condition suitable for the exhibition.
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4 40
~ 81

On the question Of granting to the ieg:'a,
ture the power of repeating the dlsquanISca'lpn
clause of the Constitution, as a a. ~ sno
Alexandria Convention, the o1nclai 'o'0 - 40
follows:
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VIRGINIA ELECTION.
ALEXANDRIA COUNTY.

z The following is the official vote OF Aexah-
dria, city and county, as returned by the COLL
missioners, who met on Saturday evening:
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Wv Holm III. Parrot, AEgeffoEeere

vNTEND1NG TO GIVE UP OUR WINE
AN l.' IIQUOR BUSINE less, We pr2po3e to
sell at public auction on the 18th qfOCdo3 g a.,
At No. is North Royal Street, the BALANCE Of our
stock, consisting OF Wines, Liquors, Io9 E"1
and others articles belonging to the business.
[2aiG " 80 CoI''''I''lN0 HANSEN & CO.
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BALTIMORE, ND
CURTAINS,


WINDOW SHADES u EVERY YAHI@L
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E. WHITE & CO.,
! : Liberty Hall

~ GORGE Il. W ElIE % w.,
" Liberty Hall,
So and 81. CAMERON STREET:
Invite attention to their very extensive ana
choice stock of
embracing Teas Cohees, Sugars, Spices CLANS hams'
Bacon Flour, Candles, Soap, Aola IS: But1ef'
Cheese Canned meats and Fruits, jelless, farna,
Corn Starch, and a great variety OF articles
usually found IN a grocery store,
BRUCE'S
CONCENTRATED FERTILlZEh,
SWAN ISLAND GUANO.
HAY, GRAIN and FEED always on n''l li
We also ask attention to our unusually large and
fine stock Of
Of every description, consists Of y histlles, high
and AZ low grades Brandies. Gin Calfornia Wines,
champagne P9E sbeHry R and @ GnTda N'I Aa
from the Washington Brewery, in barrels and
*, Also. CIGARS and TOBACCO in great va
Goods delivered in all parts Of the city free OF
charge. W 49,