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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-03-30
rev YorK Mnrker.

NEW YORK, March y.
Cotton-Shade lower and less active at 4lc
for middling. FlOur-LeSS active and prices
without decided change; 1897 SIS for extra
state; So 25dS IS for common TO good shipping
brands extra round hoop Ohio, and S. Goa
ii 90 for trade brands, market closing quiet.
Whisky-Steady; 81 2G1S for state, and 81 2
for western, and 400 bbls state in hand at
81 "A. Wheat-Quiet and without decided
change; 81 Is for No. Milwaukee, and small
parcels amber Iowa at 81 Co. and winter red
western ut 81 80. Rye-Quiet. Barley-MOre
active, and ld2c better; 100 bus eXtrn round
state and inferior Canada western, and lis bus
prime and choice Canada first. Barley Malt
Steady at 81 p. Corn-Shade firmer. bnt
not very active; coarse for unsound, and AZ
R77c for sound mixed western both in store
and delivered; small parcel choice do at nc;
round SOI5c, and 77a7713c forSOutheTn yellow.
and 5Ig55c for sound do. Cofee-Dull. Sugar
Steady at lOl29l154c for Cuba muscoyado.
MolasSe-Dull ut 75c for Porto Rico: Petro-
leunl-FrIn; 26Iad27c for crude and Zoe for re-
fined in bond, for June at i5c. PorkIFirmer
demand; S26;926 % for new mess, closing reg
ulnr ut s26 .; 24 5o925 80 for old do and s2l .
@22 90 for prime; also 1900 bbls new mess for
April, May and June. sellers option, at SIG.
Beef-Steady at previous prices. Beef HUNS
at So 50tS7 %. Bacon-Inactive
at IIl4gIIjsc for Cumberland cut, and l514c
for short ribbed. Cut MeatS-Steady; ll4@
l2I4c for shoulders, and l61@9lS14c for hams.
Lard-Active ut lGl49l9S. Butter-Quiet;
25dI5 for Ohio. and aGGOc for State. Cheese
Dull at lG922c.
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The Metal Market.

NEW YORK, March Is.
IRoS-The sales OF pig have been very light
and prices areraIher lower. The transactions
include 800 tons No. 2 extra American at Si3,
and 30 tons. mostly No. ! extra American,
but part OF leading brands of Scotch, from
dock, ut SIS; also 800 tons wrought scrap iron
on private terms.
SAnS-The market is without apparent al
teratiOn in any department. Cut have sold
freely at 7a71ac for assortment. Clinch are
quiet Mt SIaa9C. We quote forged horse, SIC
Tor ST. copper, 55c; yellow metal, 3Sc, and zinc
zoe cash.
COpPER-The market for ingot is without
improvement, and the transactions have been
confined TO small lots, comprising l25.OOO lbs,
mostly Baltimore at soc, but part Portage
lake Mt SOC; 30ISc was offered and refused for a
considerable quantity of Detroit; Bic was de-
mnnded. New sheathing and yellow metal
are quiet and nominal.
is 100 slabs Banca at pic, gold. Holders were
generally demanding 2I22c for this descriP;
ton, 2319c for Straits, and DC for English, all
gold. Plates are quiet and nominal. We
quote 1. G. charcoal at Shall ., gold.
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
WheeIIDg wholesale Market.
OFFICE DAILY ISTELLIGESCER, |
WHEELING, March 80, '66,

WHEELING, haTcu oUi %,
An improvement i'll demand is noticed In
most kinds of goods, and consequently net
Ter feeling in trade. The irregularity in gold
keeps the markets unsettled. No advance
has been made, but many articles could be
purchased lower.
FIouR-Is firm for fancy and family brands;
Very little demand for low grades. Extra ~
G9 50; family SlOGl0 80; fancy brands Sll 90
BACoS-ShoulderS, fresh from smoke, llI2ci
packed plain hams, DC; sugar cured Cuncan-
PRoy1sIoSsNBacon Sides, 1870 for ribbed;
LARD-Good supply; lSc in uerceS; ZOc In
kegs for choice family. 40 -o. -.
' BUTTER|Scarce and nothing doing in large
way. "
P0TAToEs-Scarce, and selling at 81 so = Dbl
= C'i demand; go for choice
" BIANs-Fair demand; 81 5O92 90 for prime.
DRIED FRUITS TtActiye , deman d., 9c LOT
CARBON UiL-Declined,' and selling at Sc
for refined. =, M.
No , Mt s.: lower grades not wanted.
CoFFEE-Good TO fair 26c; prime &c; choice
2S929c.
l5c; choice Porto Rico l5lac; hard refined 1916;
a, coffee lie; b, do Ice; c, do l5c D..
good 10 besG SfanGs ;0 Porto Rico oSsses
SOGS5c. ,,...-,,.,..
SoDA-llc for American; l215c for English;
FisIINFair supply and moderate demand;
new mackerei in half bDls, for.No. 2, 50 81: NO.
No. .. Lake herring. half Dbl, 81 50; white fish,
half Dbl, 50 80.
NAILsE715 for lOd and upwards "a for
Bnooxs-s3 5Oa4 50 for good common.
SALT-S2 90 from yard, for Ohio River; 81 .
ToBAcco-75asOc for dark los, rs and navy;
81 OOGfl p for bright rs and Is; 81 3'gl 30 for
fancy chewing brands; 9l195c for bright los.
COTrOS YARSs-SOc for Nos. s, o and 10. Steu-
benviIle mako.
SoAP-Sc for family; lie for German; l5c
cANDLEs-iSc for city mould tallow; 2oc for
star; 80 for hotel.
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The chaplains of Congress for the oc-
casion, the physicians who attended the
deceased, Committee of Arrangements
and pail bearers, the family and friends
of the deceased, the Senator and Rep
resentatives from the State of Vermont,
the Sergeant-at-Arms of the Senate of
the United States, the members of the
Senate preceded by the President of the
Senate pro tenn and Secretary of the
Senate, the Sergeant-at-Arms of the
it's Speaker and Clerk, the President of
the United States, the heads of depart
ments and the diplomatic corps, Judges
of the United States, officers of the ex-
ecutive department, officers ofthe army
and navy, the Mayor of Washington,
citizens and strangers. The procession
Railroad station, where the corpse was
placed in car for immediate transmits
sion to Vermont.
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A MAN OF 4 TITOUsAND.---A con.
SlINIIsHINE CURED

HR. Fl. JAMES, 4 RETIRED PHYSICIAN
~ of great eminence, discovered, while i'll
ton, Asthma, bronchitis, Coughs, Colds. and
General Debility. The remedy was discover
was given up to die. His child was cured,
and Is now alive and well. DESTROYS of bene-
filing his fellow mortRlS. lie will send to those
tions FOR making and successfully using the
remedy, free, on receipt of their names with
two stamps TO pay expenses. There is not
single symptom OF Consumption that it does
not nj once take hold OF and disSpate. Night
SweatS, peeviShneSS, irritation OF the nerves,
failure OF memory. difficult expectoration,
sharp pains in the lungs. sore throat, chilly
sensations, nausea ut the stomach, inaction OF
the bowels, wasting away of the muscles.
h45-The writer will please state the name OF
the paper they see this advertisement ill.,
Address CRADDOCk Il co,
1922 Race St, Philadelphia, Penn.
,7uaO1.dkNyp
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feb1S.Rw
Ten Thousand Acres of Iron
and Coal Lands For Sale.

PURSUANT To a DEED OF TRUST TO
the undersigned Trustees, from Joseph
Whitaker, George p. Whitaker, Joseph COn-
don and their wives, dated January the 10Th,
Ohio county, West Virginia, Book ~, page
iO7' and also of record in the Recorders Office
of Wetzel County, Book ;, page 81, we will
sell, on Wednesday, the 4th day of April, 1896,
commencing at IL O'Clock, a m, at public
auction, at the front door of the Court House
less, lying on the waters of Fish and Fishing
Creek, in the said county OF Wetzel, WITHIN
the boundaries of four patents OF four thou-
sand acres each, granted by the common,
wealth of Virginia to Henry WynkToP ana
Paul Seiman, and dated the 9th day OF feD-
cnceiS made to the above mentioned deed OF
The property will he sold in separate tracts
and n plat of the land and It's SUBDIVISIONS
NAV he examined Mt the office OF William +.
Peterson ESQ., in the city OF wheeling.
l TsrnS ofSaie-Sot less than one third of the
DnrchnSs money to be paid in cash on the
iav OF sale, but the purchaser to have the
Titr1nt To nay more than one third or the whole
Of the purchase money at his option. The re-
mainder, If there be any, to be paid in one or
two wears, with interest from day OF sale, and
deed of trust on the property sold, or other
wise to the satisfaction OF the Trustees acting
III the premises.
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad passes
through tile northern portion OF the trnctI
about 10 miles distant from Wheeling. Inc
quality, contiguous to the Railroad; II also
contains coal and is heavily and well timber
ed. ]. W. Gill,
NELSON Z whitaker
CRISPIN OGLEBAY,
w WuTTAKESP
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The Dry Goods Trade.

NEW YORK, March %.
is no Change in Bicached and Brown Sheet
ings Prints have fallen oil. Foreign goods
are dull in consequence OF large quantities
being thrown upon the market through the
Auction Houses. Black Silks sold low today
at the Auction. Some other choice styles
Dress Goods brought better prices than at
Goods are slow of sale, even ut the low prices.
Brown Sheetings-Bediord 10; Boot II IL;
Dwight A 2215; Great Falls; y: H., .; How,
22I5; Lanark 70. Bleached ShirtingS-Bart-
let's 81; Greene Manufacturing Co. y; Hair
riS No l. 80; do No. ,, 2G Hill Semper 1dcn
35; James 80. PrintS-MerrImaclIW 20; do d
10; Sprngue's FroclS 20; do Fancy 10; Wamsut-
tn 1877. Brown Drills-Pepperell %; Win
thrOp q. Corset Jeans-Pepperell %; Naum-
keno 29l5; do Satleens -; Bates 10.
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Now York Money and stock Market.


Money and Gold-Money quite easy at 5S6
per cent. Sterling Exchange--Dulla and nom-
inal at l07GIOT1S. GOld-Shade easier; open
ing at Isl, and closing at l27l%.
Government Stocks-Firm; U. s. Gs 81 cou-
pons, los; 7-30S second series, 1907.
State StocxS-NOrth Carolina It's, So.
FreightS-To Liverpool dull.
Stocks-Firm; Western Union Telegraph
5S56: Erie 7S1s; Hudson 1915: Reading 1907;
Michigan Central lOl; ChicngotS Northwest
ern preferred $50; Michigan Southern 81;
Pittsburgh 20; Chicago & Northwestern 2t5+;
O'Clock, open board: Canton I7J$; New York
Central 9i1I; Erie ~: Reading I0OL3I Michl-
gan southern S}13; Cleveland & Pittsburgh
1914; Chicago & Rock Island ll5A; Chicago &
Northwestern 2G55. At lower hall of stock
exchange, the following were the closing
prices At 1870 7. NJ, New York Central 9l5ss;
gan Central 1919; Michigan Southern $50;
Cleveland & Pittsburgh 1875; Chicago 4 North
Toledo 1857: Chicago & Rock Island llI5;
Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne e Chicago 929s.
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The Oil market.

NEW YORK, March %.
OILs-AlI descriptions are dull ana prices
nre nominal. No sales of importance have
been reported, either manufactured or crude
81 6Oa2 rs for bleached winter sperm; 81 IS for
natural do; 81 4Oa2 10 for crude; 81 40 for
bleached winter whale; 81 33al IS for crude do:
81 75al so for prime qualities lard OIL and 81 IS
nj IS for linSeed oil. Bank and Straits are
dropping Prices are nominally 81 l5al Is. The
UhaIememS Shipping List quotes the New
has been very quiet the past week, and with
out transactions. Holders are firm at previ-
Gus quotations.
L1SsEED-The market is dull and prices
have II declining tendency. No sales have
been made. In Boston Calcutta seed to ar
rive has been offered at 81 25 gold.
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The wheat Crop In virginia.

The wheat crop in Virginia has been so bad
ly damaged that there is nut little hope OF IN
tensive preparations are being made to plant
an extensive breadth OF land in tobacco, and
there is reason to hope that an unusually
large crop of this staple will be made, reliev-
ing to some extent the consequence OF the
failure of the wheat crop. At anything like
any crop that can be raised in the State.
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The Tobacco Market.

RICHMOND, March Is.
Twenty-nine hosshcads opened to-day
Thirty-One hhds wore offered. Two were
taken IN at 81 co and SIG; balance sold rs fol-
lows: Mt 81 49, Mt So 80, at 81 40, at s. 50,
nj So at So 80, at 81 80, at 81 IS, at IS 30,
nj SIS u.s. mt SD Mt 50 50. nj 50 20, at $40 D.
at $40 So at $40 70, ut sl2 So at Sl3, at SlI,
ut sI4 D. ut ID, ut $40, Mt so, at 2O5O at
SIS l at SD 80, at SOL.
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GREAT REDUCTION

X WHITTIER & CO., OF PORTSMOUTH,
O. Ohio are manufacturing the best, cheap
est and Speediest Drilling Machines in the
world for boring Oh, Salt or Artesian wells.
They have been thoroughly and successfully
tested for eight years, in boring through the
hardest flint and lime rocks. By the peculiar
construction OF the tools, no reamer is re
quiretI, and If kept in order cannot stick fast,
and therefore require no iarS. The arrange
ment far hOisting tools and sand pumping are
perfect. The expense of engine is dispensed
with, one horse and two men being all that
is necessary Tor drilling from twenty to thirty
feet per day, through ordinary rock. All ne
cesSary tools and 600 feet OF rope are furnished
with the machines Total weight OF ma
chimes, near 300 pounds. They are easily
transported, and can he set up in an hour:
The price, with everything complete, and full
Instructions is 5000, delivered ON boat or cars.
These machines are simple in their construc-
ton, durable in their use, scientific In their
operations, and easily attended and kept
order, and must therefore very soon super
Sede all other machines for drilling deep
wells, as all who use them testify. Address
&. WHITTIER & CO,
Manufacturers, Portsmouth, Ohio.
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Victor Savageot,

WING JUST RETURNED FROM
III the east, take pleasure TO announce to
the ladies and gentlemen of Wheeling and
ment OF hair OF the finest quality, which he
will manufacture in ladies' and gantlemens'
wigs, half wigs, front braids, water falls, curis,
hack brnitls topeeS, and all kinds of Orna-
mental hair works. All of which will be
manufactured at home by competent work
man, with neatneSS and dispatch.
Also, fine assortment of FANCY Perfumery,
cologne water, fine soaps, brushes, combs,
fine back combs, and all fancy articles per-
VICTOR SAVAGEOT,
No. 81, Main St,
feb18-6w Wheeling, West Va.
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NEWARK, N. j., March 2o:-The Oil
Refinery of BedelI, Lyons & Co., in this
city, was totally consumed by fire this
morning. Mr.: Lyon was burned to
death. His body was taken from the
ruins completely charred. Miss Bran
dreth, passer by, was badly injured
by the explosion.
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Rnttcr nnd EGGS in nnltirnore.

Butter-Supply OF old of every description
nearly exhausted and but little new received
prime is very much wanted and prices gen.
erllly have further advanced. We report
sales OF New York state old at SOC; do new 55
bare OF good; roll is very scarce, selling al IlG
52c; Western we quote at 25@2Sc, some held
still higher.
prices with the approach OF holidays, quote
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C1Nc1NNAT1, O., March 29-Workmen
have been busily at work since the fire
removing the ruins of the Opera House:
About $50, 900 worth of front walls will
be saved. Seven of Halls fire proof
safes, belonging to the Adams Express
Company. have been removed from the
ruins with their contents uninjured.
A fire Mt Lebanon, Ind, on Tuesday
night, destroyed property amounting
The vicinity OF Sullivan, Moultrie
county, Illinois, was visited by ter
rife tornado on the Goth, causing great
destruction to property. Twenty houses
were entirely demolished and several
persons injured.
Tuesday night.
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The total amount of securities held by the
United States Treasurer for thu circulation OF
national banks and for public funds in Gov
eminent repositories In S35l 9ol, 800.
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by Telegraph
ChicaEO Market.
CHICAGO, March %.

-Four firm. Wheat duH at 81 2IaI 2il4 for
No !, and S8l5c for No. 2. Corn active Mt AZ
a &c for No. /. Oats firm at 2l15c for No. l.
Highwinas dull at 81 9OS2 d Provisions
dull: mess pork SIS 5OtG25 IS. Lard lSc. Dress
ed hogs SO 5Odlu 90: live S9I9 IS.
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New YoRK, March %.
Prices of Mining Stocks bid in Boston to-
u1 Gop %ese Fails So: franklin a; Hancock
1917; Bay state SO; Boston water Power
25%; Quincy 4SII2; Isle Royal IL.
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New York, March 29.-The jury to-
day brought in n verdict of $1,000 dam
ages in favor of Eugene d. Orion, as.
the Long Island Railroad Company,
Marcus Ball against the Hudson River
Railroad Company. The plaintiff
shipped some $50 hogs by the New
York Central Railroad which were
transferred to the defendant and
brought to New York. They We're,
however, delivered by tho railroad to
another party than the plaintiffs. De-
PENDANT claimed that but 500 hogs We're
delivered to him and that the plaintiff
was not real owner of property. The
latter was the main point in the case;
plaintiff producing a bill of sale and
affirming that he had paid for it by en-
dorsing paper which he had Afterwards
been compelled to pay. The defendant
claimed that the bill of sale was with
out consideration and void. The jury
found n verdict for the plaintiff of
80, 794 SO, the full amount claimed.
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PHILADELPHIA, March 29.-Christian
Berger, the murderer of Miss Anna
Watts, who was to be executed on the
9Th of April next, was found dead in
his cell this morning-death ascribed
tn aDODleXY,
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PHILADELPHIA, March 29.-There is
a flutter amongst the Oil Companies,
caused by the failure of several banks
at Titusville, Oil City and Franklin,
where many of the Philadelphia, Com
panies have their funds deposited.
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st. Louis Market.

ST. LOUIS, March %.
Cotton firm at Csc for middHng. Flour and
Wheat more active but unchanged. Corn
active and higher, at 62S zoe, Oats Unchanged
Pork firmer and unchanged. Bacon quiet;
1871 for city shoulders; l6I% for clear sides.
Lard steady at 1SGl9c. Whisky heavy at
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We have seen n letter from distinguished
wool grower in Washington, TO the effect that
increased tariff on foreign wOolS.-IhttS6ur0h
Gazette Of yesterday.
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New YoRK, March 29.-Col. Z. s.
Parker and Col. Adam Badeau have
been appointed Second Lieuteuants in
the regular army. They vii! be re-
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The authorized national banks now num-
her !, 643, with an aggregate capital OF Sll2HB,-
23G and an aggregate circulation of SOL ,GS3,-
02O. The following table shows the progress
OF the national banking system since Janu-
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NEW York, March 29.-The steam
ship City of Baltimore and Fulton,
from Liverpool, have arrived. News
unimportant. -.'t 81.
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RosroN, March 29.-Henry L. Rich
ardson, of the firm of Page, Richard
son & Co., of this city, died last even
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PHILAnELFHIAr MhtcH =.
Sold here to-day, 24l bags Rio Coffee at 25ss9
2siSc in currency; and l57 bags of Laguayra do.
extra, at 2o5s93s9.
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NEW York, March 29.-Gold opened
at l2SH and closed Mt l272s@l2S.
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The United States
TWO Kees OF whisky, seized by ]. c. Orr,
Collector.

Two Kegs OF W nLshSS rSISSA ~ - - '
In Rem. In case Of forfeiture:
HERFAS. AN ISFORMATIOS has
w T,een dIed in the District Court OF the
TII,Jt,esI states for the District of West VIZ
lola on the eight day of MaTch, 1890 Dy Ine
7fni,si states or America against Two keRS o OF
wnisLSy- seized by J. C. OFT, SoIectoi 81 II ~,
ternal Revenue OF the United States ioI ~
COLLECTION District OF West virginia, III a CeS
tain Dr[,ceedIng in rem, alleging IN s uDStaIiSJ
:, IiioSaIIon Of an Act Of Congress, appIoEItJu
Tnne ann 1851 entitled "An ACT 70 PIoNiue e
Tnfernal Revenue TO Eu pport the Gov MI ~
~, nav interest on the pubic nepL, anu ~
otber purpO%e' in that the tax IeVled III ~
two ktgE OF whisky in pursuance ol salu 81
has not been paid as provided tneIeiin, ai L
DTaying that said property be loIIelteo ~ IiIe
fTnItazj states. Now, Therefore, IN puIsuanSSS5
Of the attachment under the seal OF the hiII
Court to me directed ami delivered tue saIu
two kegs of whisky were taken mug 10y ny
DIes4Ssi0n at Wheeling, West Virginia, MhIc =:
II, 1875 and do hereby give public hOtic .. ~
all PERSONS claiming any interest IN sstu ~" "
kesss Of whisky, or III the proceeds theteol, 70
aDIeaT before the Judge OF tho Distr1ct G0uIt
OF the United States for the DISTRICT o. o " est
Virginia on the 9Th day of April, l5oo' AT
wheeling West Virginia, AT ii O'Clock IN tn9
forenoon OF the same day, tIf the same snal!
he n day Of IurisdIctiOni II not on the next
Jsv M I1risdIctiOn thereafter then and there
IN inteTnOSE their claims and To make their
ALLEGATIONS in that behalf ,,,,,,,,,,,
u s. Marshall Dist. w. Va.
H. SMITH, q. s. Attorney. mr2l-L4t
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tooo BUSHELS PRIME CLOVER SEED.
IHllu 100 Prime Timothy Seed.
so Z" Kentucky Blue Grass.
Is {" Orchard Grass seed, lust re-
ceIved and for sale. DODSON & BROS,
fsb22-1m No. q Main u.
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JUST Received.

ovERING's SUPERIOR GOLDEN
Syrup; Old Gov. Java, Yellow ana Green
Kin Coffee, of extra fine quality; Eastern
Cranberries; Buckwheat Flour; Philadelphia
Minced Meat; Charleston Grits; Green Peas;
RnI1eTnian Pears; Smyrna Figs; Layer Rals-
ins. Rortieaux Salad OIL; Extra French MUS,
Ia ID: SardeI Fish in Id kegs, &c, &C., anu
for fa sase 10" OS N.&G.D WOODROW,
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The Latest News.

BY TIE l. H @ II "A H H

BY the Union Line;
ONCE. corner OF Main and Monroe streets
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WE ARE NOW OPENING OUR FIRST
w stock OF Spring Goods, embracing:
Fancy and Black Silks.
White and Figured Briliante,
Lawns and Ginghams of all colors.
Merrimnck wv, and other Prints,
Irish Linens,
Table Linens,
Crashes,
Birdseye Towelings,
Diapers,
CassImeres of all kinds,
Kentucky Jeans,
Steubenville -
Black and White Balmoral Skirts.
EdgingS,
RerageS of all colOrS,
Black and White Netting,
SILK Nets,
Embroidered Linen Hdkfs,
5-I.S3and lO-4 Sheeting, brown & bleached
Black aud Fancy ManIillas.
Also a very large assortment OF ShaWiS,
J0uvin's extra fine Kid Gloves, 81 80 pr Bic
and cold SILK Gloves, q cts pr; SILK Nets .
cts a piece; Balmorals 81 5Octs piece; Linen
HdkEs I21I cts piece;CottOn do lOc piece; Brown
and BIeached Muslins at % cents per yard.
and all other goods in proportion. mars
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1866-09-28
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lor proof OF what he mere states. He pays cash
down for his stock and exacts cash for his work ;
he can thus work for smaller profits than those
who do a trust business. Calls solicited from the
adjacent towns, and to those who have never tried
him he promises the best, neatest and most du-
rable work.
Barton, Dec. Is, Is 5.