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AIIegheny Cattle Market


CATrLE-Thesppply OF cattle at the Allie
gheny Yards was rather larger this week than
Tor several weeks past, reaching in the ag-
gregate about one thousand head, the great
proportion of which were from Chicago.
With faIr demand, however, both for home
consumption and shipment, the market ruled
steady, and Notwithstanding the increased
supply, prices are pretty well sustained,
common to prime fat retailing cattle selling
at from 6 to cents gross. As has been the
case for several weeks past, the large majorls
" of the cattl on sale were OF good quality
and in good condItion-welI adapted for the
local trade, being selected specially for that
purpose in the west, and holders found but
little difficulty in obtaining the extreme
SHEEP-Tnere is a continued fair retail de-
mand for Sheep, and with but limited offer
ings, prices, althoush unchanged, are pretty
well sustained, ranging from i've to seven
cents, gross, for shorn and wool sheep, as TO
condition and quality. Glass & Lafierty re-
tailed 100 head wool sheep at 81 to Z cts;
Thomas Welsh % head shorn, at %; Catch
eli 90 head wooded, ut 5961S.
HoGs-Demand light, and market quiet
and nominally unchanged. We continue to
quote at 01<@l01S, gross, in retail way
Transactions melgre, the demand being re-
strIcted entirely to supplying the wants OF
the retail trade,
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of the most dIstinEuIShed
Artists to Steinway q, sons.
NEw YoRK, pecember. Is8i.

NEW York, December, 1854.
The PianofOrteS, Grand. Square and Up
right, manufactured by MesSTS. Steinway &
sons, have established for themselves SO
worldwide reputation that IL Il hardly pos
sible for US to add anything to their lust fame.
Instruments personally for years. both in put
lie and private, 1t becomes our pleasant duty
10 express our candid opinion regarding tIIeir
unqueStiOned superiority over any other
Piano known to us
Among the chief points of their uniform
excellence are: Gredtest possible depth, rich
ness and tolttHlc Of tone, combined iCiih a rare
bTiLlidncy, cieOU1ieSS and pe.Jecf eUeIlsIeSs
throughout the entire ScLILe, aud, Adore ALL a
SIirpTtsIlg duration Of sound, the pure and SLIH-
pathetic quality Of l6ltich nepe7- changes tlIdtT-
Lhe most deiieute or IOOlceLJIl touch
This peculiarly Is found exclusively In the
Steinway Piano, and together with the
matchless precision, elasticity and prompt-
ness OF action always characteFizing these In
Struments, as well as their uneQualed dura-
bility under the severest trials. is truly suI-
prtslng and claims at once the admiration of
every artist We, therefore. consider the
Stelnway Pianos in all respects Lhe best ILSIFGt-
DIeIlEs made in HiiS country or tn Europe, u3e
them solely and exclusively ourselves in public or
lTtU1te, and recommend them llpuTf1bLV to our
friends and The Public.
We have at different times expressed our
opinion regarding the Pianos OF various
makers. but freely and tnlhedtatin1ly pro-
IiOuHee MesTS. SteiTtOdyt & Sons PidHoS Superior
S. B. Mills, Robert Goldbeck. Henry C,
Timm, +. L. Ritter, Geo. w. Morgan, Theo.
Thomas, Max MaretzelS, VIM. Mason, Robert
Heller, VIM. Berge, F. Brandeis, TheO. Noel
ling. Z. MuziO, Carl Anschurtz, A. H PeaSe,
J. NIosenthal, Carl WOltSohn, A. Davis, +.
Won Breuning, Theo. Eisfeld, Carl BerIgInann.
n1nE6-3m
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Navigation of the CumberIand.--The
.Quartermaster Frauds.
Special Dtspatch to the Cincinnati Gazette.


Special Dtspatch to the Cincinnati Gazette.
NASHVILLE, April Is.
Gen. ]. T. Wilder is 1.-THE city, on his
way to Cincinnati, having just return
ed from a survey of the southern fork
of the Cumberland, which can be made
navigable for one hundred and fifty
miles, thus opening up the richest coal
and mineral region of Tennessee. Gen.
Wilder speaks in glowing terms of the
resources and natural wealth of that re-
gicn.
The charges and specifications pre-
pared against Henry Bruner are very
voluminous, and embrace severally ac-
cusations of conspiring to defraud the
United States Government and Quar-
termaster's Department, and making
false, fraudulent and fictitious receipts,
for the purpose of obtaining the pay
ment of false and fraudulent claims
against the Government, in violation of
the act of Congress, approved March 2,
1868. Under the first charge of conspir-
acy the names of j. Shaw Henderson,
]. IA. Davis, Moses Brown, d. Hender-
son, Swan & Singlton, Geo. Barker
and William r. Boyce, are mem
toned as the persons with whom
the conspiracy was made, they
being Government contractors; also
with Ebb. Deving, Green Durham,
William Mckay ,HOge, Dickerson
Phillips, William Barker and o. o.
Staley, Government employees. The
employees are charged with swearing to
the contractors false and fraudulent re-
ceipts for mules never delivered by said
contractor, Henry Bruner, in charge of
the Government corral, well knowing
that vouchers would be given
upon said receipts, which would be
paid by the Government. Under the
second charge, there are twenty speci-
fications of fraud, in which the above
mentioned persons are said to have
been concerned with Bruner. The third
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PhIlndelphia cattle Market.

PHILADELPHIA1 April II.
Beef cattle are in good demand this week.
and prices / cent . n higher. About l 500
head arrived and sold at l61z@lIcents for ex-
ira, and a few choice at is scents; l4@l5Z cents
from fair TO good, and l29lJ1z,1 n for COM
mon, as TO quality.
Sheep continue in fair demand; 1000 head
arrived and sold at nom 79S cents . gross,
Cows have advanced: l75 head sold at SOC
90 Tor springers, and sT59l00 2 head for mich
COWS.
H0gs-priees are unchanged. About ! 700
head arrived and sold at the different yards
at from S139lI 50 the 100 lbs net
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WASHINGTON, April 1S.-Ihe 1Ollow-
ing memorial was presented in the
House yesterday:
TO The Honorable the House of Repre-
sentdtiVes of the United States Of AMeIi-
ca: Your memorialist humbly repre-
sents that in common with the loyal
neople of the republic, he has been anx-
iously waiting for justice to be done the
soldiers of the Union army, particular
" those who have been disabled, and
those who have been lost. Resolutions
of thanks and proclamations of recog-
milton may be sufficient for those whose
gamers are well filled, but it is noto-
rious fact that the great mass of the
ranks of the army were not from the
high in civil life, or those rejoicing In
wealth and luxury, and the nation
was saved by the agony, the pri-.
yations, the tears and the blood of
those who apparently had the least
interest in its preservation. The decla-
ration that the debt we owe the soldier
is one the nation can never pay seems
SO to paralyZe the government that no
successful attempt has yet been made
to pay it, and the obligation is looked
upon as of such magnitude that it is
partially ignored. It is a matter of re-
pret that the debts of the government
were almost sealed against the applica-
ton of the living heroes of this age.
and too often when the limping Grip
pie and the empty sleeve ask the priv
iege of an honest livelihood. They are
turned away as the wandering mendi-
can't or the insolent beggar on the high
WAYS and street corners. Those whom
the nation should delight to honor are
compelled to beg for their daily
breadP Shall we do less for our
soldiers than rebel communities
who perilled everything and failed
In the struggle. The people of Florida
in their Legislature, few months ago,
made a liberal appropriation for the
support of disabled soldiers, widows
and orphans-graduatin the amount
only by the wants of the needy: Shall
we fail to do as much promptly and
cheerfully2 The mere pittance of eight
dollars per month was fixed when the
nation was poor, and that sum would
purchase more than double the necessa-
ries of life then than now. The faith
OF the Republic was pledged in advance
to the wounded soldier and sailor,
| the widow and orphan. Let it be re-
deemed, SO that gratitude may be
shown in deed and not in empty
words only. Is it asking too much
| that while eight dollars was formerly
Maid twenty should be given now, and
| that the pension laws may be SO mod1-
| fed that the penSioner can obtain his
hountv with less of annoyance and per
niexfty than is now the case. -Four
wears of war clearly shows that the
| Almighty will be avenged on nations
| for great offenseS. May we not pro-
woke His Indignation by committing
the basest of crimes, 1ngrat1tude, 10
those who saved the nations LIE.
Signed, U d. VAN w foA.
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New York, April l8.-The steamer
Columbia, from Havana 18th, arrived.
The Diarro has report that on the
2sth of February, the Spanish trigates
Blanco and Beringuela, bombarded the
Port of Conception and landed force
which captured the town. One vessel
is said to have been sunk by them.
The Spanish men-of-war Almausta
and Consuelo, reached Monteviedo.
The health of Havana is good.
The smallpox is reported to be rag
ing at Ponce Portotyco. The shock of
an earthquake was felt there March
26th.
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Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, April Is.
Flour was held zoe higher, but 25c advance
was as much as was obtained. There was no
demand. We quote: Super1ne
at 81 SCOT "a; extra S. j0d8 %; family 50 5Od 10:
and fancy $40 519l2 % Wheat in moderate
demand from MilleH, and the higher grades
advanced &C. lower grades unchanged; No 2
red 81 95@2; No g l2d2 Is: No do red 81 IS
652 20; and choice 81 4o9= 50. Corn and Rye
unchanged. Oats higher at 4l9i2c for No !.
Whisky in better demand afS2 -. Mess
pork held more firmly Mt SIS 75926; with
small sales. Lard held at lSISc for city with
demand Mt 1871. from New York. Bulk
Meats and Bacon unch Hanged; very little de-
mnnd Tor either, Groceries steady. Eggs lSc.
Butter 3T9iOc. Gold l25549l26.
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SAN Francisco, April 17.-About
one hundred whalers have recently been
heard from at Honolulu. All very sue
cessful. The amount of oil secured
averaging from two hundred to five
hundred barrels each.
The bodies of twenty-eight persons
killed by the explosion of yesterday,
have been identified. Seven or eight
others are missing, who are probably
blown to atoms. 1t is tolerably we'll
ascertained that the explosion was
caused byconcussion in opening leak
ing box of nitro-glycerine, which the
owners refused to receive in conse-
quence of its damaged condition.
The Board of Supervisors have Or
dered all nitro-glycerine found within
the city to be seized and destroyed.
They have also passed Il resolution of
respect to the memory of Mr.. S. w.
Bell.
The remainder of the passengers
from the wreck of the La Bouchers ar
rived here Yesterday.
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rhe Rrr,nerTrInL

NASHVILLE, April 1s.-The trial of
Henry Bruner was resumed this morn
ing. Capt. Samuel p. Vorces, 3sth Illi-
nois, Judge Advocate, made appiicn-
ton for an adjournment of this case on
the ground that an application has been
made to the general commanding the
military division to send for counsel to
assist in the prosecution of this case.
No definite reply having yet been re-
ceived to this application, the case is
therefore adjourned.
Application is soon to be made to the
Legislature for charter for an oil re-
tinery to be located near Nashville.
The river is falling four feet on the
shoals.
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Fire az TitusyIIIe.

TITUsvILLE, Pa, April 1s.-A fire
broke out here at 1870 this morning, in
a small frame building on the corner of
franklin and Short streets, and thence
extended in all directions with great
rapidity. From the railroad track the
fire swept with irresistible force north
ward. The following are among the
losers: Dillingham; 81 Co., machine
shop; Union Hotel, Railroad Hotel, Ma
tional Hotel, Buffalo Dining Saloon,
Adam Goods foundry and machine
works, Miller IL Wichert's grocery,
Olmstead & Jewhurt's paint and oil
store, Granger, futile 81 Co.'S grocery
and feed store, Meller's cigar and tobac-
CO factory, William Schiewe's grocery,
Brown d. Barrous, stoves and hard
ware; meat market, shoe store, small
grocery, and various other minor build
ings.
LATEsT.-N1emallias d Bryon's foun-
dry, the Petroleum Hotel, Jno. Locks
machine shop and the bakery next
north of the frundery, are the only
buildings left on Franklin ST., between
raceway and the railroad. TwopaTties
have been arrested on suspicion of hav-
ing caused the fire. The loss is $500, 900.
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New York Hide ana Leather Market

Ne" YORK Ati"e "iiL L ., e.. -
HIDES. SC-.MesSrs. Hull x CO., IN the e
Weekly Circular, thus quote the market lOE
the past week; -,
The receipts for the week nave Deeh inrge,
footing up 59,2b3 hides OF all descriptions.
Sales during the week 80 $50, all on the spot,
and stock at the close OF the week 4O2, ~
hides and loo bales In first and second hnhus.
DRY HIDES-Market unsettled, the tTane
and other buyers for consumption manifest
ing very little disposition 10 make purchases.
Balk OF sales have been OF parcels forced on
the market, or to supply an immediats want
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NEW YORK, April 1s.-The Secretary
of War has finally consented to the sale
of the BrIstial car to Thomas G. Durant,
ESQ.,, Vice President and general mana
ger of the Union Pacific Railroad, who
tenders its use to his company for the
accommodation of the officers on spe-
cial occasions. 1t will leave New York
in few days for the West with several
of the government directors, who go out
to examine the condition of the work
on the road.
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New YoRK, April 1s.-The steamer
City of Norwich, of New London,
Conn.,, coIlided on the Sound this morn
ing with a schooner, cutting the steam-
er through and sitting her op fire and
entirely destroying her. Ten persons
are supposed to be lost.
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BELFAST, ME-, April 1s.-To-day's
Progressive Age says, on the authority
of II. G. Hichborn, State Treasurer,
that the Senate bill authorizing ten mil
lions of dollars additional national
banking capital for New England, re-
serves one and a half millions for the
nine remaining State banks of Maine.
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Mining stocks.

NEW YORK, April Is.
Prices Of Mining Stocks bid in Boston TO-
Copper Falls 20; franklin .i211<; Hancock
201z; Water Power 3l5<; Isle Royal l21{i Min
nesota l51z; Quincy 3; Bay State IL.
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chicago lIarISet.

Flour firm. Wheat excited aud opened at
an advance OF 2d3c, subsequently decilned
@4c, and closed quiet Corn quiet at 46c Tor
No |; 42Z948c for No 2. Oats nrn a q, an I'D
for No 2. Provisions quiet. Land lSc. FTelghts
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
wheeling wholesale Market.
oFFICE DAILY ISTELLIeENCER,

We make no particular change in the quo
tations, except in Flour and Fish. A mate
rial advance has taken place in Flour, with
large demand for high grades, which are
scarce, and at present very difficult to obtain.
Lower grades are enquired for, but the ad-
vance in them not SO great.
FIoUR-Has advanced, and In good de-
mand. Active for higher grades, with i'm
Quotations: Extra 50, 915g 10; family slO159ll;
fancy brands Sll15G u.
BAcoS-Shoulders. lac; plain hams, NC; su-
gar cured (uncanvas Sed,) PC
PRoVIsIOSS-Bacon Sides, lbc FOR ribbed;
lie for clear; mess pork SO 20 for new. ~. T.,
LARD-Good supply; lSc IN uercesS nc IN
kegs for choice family.
81 90; no flax offering. - -.
EGGs-More Offering at l5c in lots.
PoTAToEs-Scarce, and selling nj 81 % q Dbl
e GHs ssels demand; go for choice
Western Reserve. .--,--.
DRIED FRUrTSAetive demand; 2Oc for
peaches; l21$9l5c for new bright apples:
CBRBoN OIL-Declined, and selling at S0c
LARD 0I1-Renued extra No. l, at 81 90;
No. =, ut S -: lower grades not Wanled'
CoFFEE-GoOd 10 fair 26c; prime 2Ici choice
SUSAR-Havana, in boxes, ll11zc; Cuba PIG
l3LSc: choice Porto Rico l5c; hard refined lst;;
A, coffee l7c; b, do Ice; c, do l5c.
SYRUP-6Oa75c for low grade; 9Oc@sl Is for
good 10 best brands; Porto Rico molasSes
SoD4-lOc for American; lie for English;
l2c in boxes.
new nnclxt rel in half bbls, for No. =, 81 70: No
g. S. 70 for large. Kits, 50 90 for No. 8 % for
No. . lake herring, half Dbl, 81 .; white tish,
NAILsS7S for 1Od and upwards; "a fors
and Cd.
SALT-S2 80 from yard, for Ohio River 81 .
for dairy.
ToBACCo-T5GSOcf for dark los, rs and navy;
81 OG6l . for bright rs and rs; 81 35t9l 30 for
fancy chewing brands; 90a9jc for bright los.
CoTToS YARNS-i5c for SteubenVille; Csc
for Georgia and Eastern.
soAP-9c for family; l2c for German; l5c
CASDIEs-i7c for city mould tallow; &c for
RicE-CaroIina lie; Rangoon lOsllc.
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AUGUSTUS PoLLAcK,
Sole Agent for the sale of the celebrated
SteinwaY Pianofortes.

These Pianos are acknowledged the best
instruments in America rs well rs Europe,
having taken (S2l Ihirty-tyyo first premiums,
gold and silver metals at the principal fairsS
neld in this country within the last ten yGlrS
and in addition thereto they Were awarded u
first prize medal Mt the great International
Exhibition, London, 1852, for powerful, clear,
brilliant and Sympathetic tone, with excel
lence or workmanship.
Every Steinwny Piano warranted five
yearS- samples open for Inspection, and
orders effected promptly Mt
AUGUSTUS PoLLACK's.
30 Send for Price Lists.
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o. Louis Market.
81. Lou1s. Aprn Is.

ST-LoUIs, April Is.
F1our and Wheat dull and unchanged.
Corn buoyant; 63c for mixed; 65967c for vel.
low; T36T6c for white. Oats higher at re sc:
Provisions unchanged. Whisky duh and
lnSFsr at = I142 Ek.
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HOUSE.

WASHINGTON, Aprll 1S.-On mOLlOu
of Mr.. Patterson the Committee of the
consideration of the Senate bill for the
relief of James G.. Clark, and the bill
came before the House for considera-
ton. 1t appropriates Sc, 1896 for the
services of Mr.. Clark as acting Charge
de- Affairs ut Brussels from June 1857,
to September 1858. The bill was passed.
Mr.. Paine presented memorials of the
Wisconsin Legislature, asking the as
sent of Congress to the change in the
route ofthe Land Grants Railroad from
Portage to bayfield,, and thence to SUI
perior, and asking grant of land to
aid in the construction of so much of
the Portage and Superior Railroad as
extends from Fond du Lac to Ripon.
The memorials were referred to the
Committee on Public Lands.
Mr.. Schotield introduced bill for the
relief of Commander j. O. Carter,
which was read twice and referred to
the Committee on Naval Affairs.
Mr. Burleigh, of DaSotah Territory,
introduced a bill making grant of
land to aid In the construction of a
Railroad and Telegraph Line from the
city of Yorktown to the Western line of
the State of Minnesota, and Territory
of DakOtah, which was read twice and
referred to the Committee on Public
Lands.
Mr.. Burleigh also introduced bill to
amend the Agricultural College act,
which was read twice and referred to
the Committee on Agriculture.
The House then proceeded to the reg
ular order of business, The call of COM
mittees for reports, and resumed the
consideration of the bill reported yes
terday from the Committee on Invalid
Pensions, to increase the salary of the
Commissioner of Pensions to $4,000, and
that of the chief clerk of the Pension
Office to 81, 500 per annum.
The pending question being on the
amendment offered by Mr.. Perham
Yesterday, to strike out the second sec
ton of the bill increasing the salary of
the chiefexaminer, the amendmentw was
agreed to.
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New York, April 1s.-Gold opened
at 1261<; closed at 1265s9126A.
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Steamboats,.
TSeeuIar wheeling. Pittsburgh and
- Pnrfsnlnuih Picket.

The fine steamer "REvENUE,'
efiaF ACapt. Wash. Kerr. VIII ply as q
5sz5=5szHregular Packet between Por!S-
mouth aud Pittsburgh. Leaves Portsmouth
every Monday ut II AZ Leaves Pittsburgh
every Friday at Il, NJ. Leaves Whesllng ioT
Portsmouth every Saturday morning az
o'clock. For freight or passage Apply on
board or to BOOTH, BATCELLE& CO..,
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The Latest News.
BY TELEGRAPH PEI.
CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS.

BY the Union Line:
ONCE, corner of Main and Monroe streets
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Agents Wanted Everywhere.

GENTsLsS5 to s75 FOR LADIES AND
a SIS 10 SaO0 per month for Gentlemcn, to
Jhe best and only perfectly reliable cheap
machine made. It viii stitch, hem, fell, tuck,
Quilt braid bind. gather and embrOlder most
& FULLY warranted for three years We pay
agentS the above salaries, or allow commits
SION from which twice that can be realized.
Address Tor circulars and terms,
B. A. BROWN & Co.
maF3-5ms Pittsburgh, Pa.
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NOTICE.

,r,up uNnERsIGNED MARKETS OF GOLD
II nm iii be- closed on SundAysi faa.
CA mi Market, L. T. Fox. Proprietor.
:, Chayl.s Market, Hays Co., PropritoiG
Uaioa Market, L. T. Fox. Proprietor.
Nevada Market. Douchey.
Pioneer Market. 2! Shsrn. -,a.
~ Geld Hnl, Oct q, 1865. rsa
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II. w. kEYES.
General Undertake.,
Ne. 26, south G Observation-Disclosures,
Has on hand the only stock Of
Barutow's Metallic Caskets and Burial
Cases, Fine MahoEnny CofinS'
Comm Trimmings, etc.,
In the state!
Also-METALLIC CoFFINs Of all kinds, got
up at shortest notlcs- Also, large assortments OF
Plated and Metal hountinss, Grape. Gloves,
Robes Fringes and Satin Llnings etc.
Particular attention paid TO SH1PPlN q
BODIES, and Funerals attended to with
promptnsss.
Remember tho old stand
No. % South G Observation-Disclosures.
e. w. KRYEs.
P. s.-Hsazses and Carriages will be in resdi:
ness TO attend Funerals all over the county and
vicinity.
No. rs South G street, Virginia,
Wishes TO inform his friends and the public gen.
orally that he has on handa
complete stock Of
Furniture and Furnishing Goods !!
Bsddins, Carpets, Blanke!:sy ssySI, SSISestins'
Crockery, Wooden and WHO"
Ware, ETC., etc.
Thank nv old friends and the public generally
for past patronage and hope, by strict attention
| 10 busInesS TO merit u continuance OF the same.
~ Remember the OLD STAND. No. 20
South c street, Virginia T. W. hEfho'
wheeler & Wilson'S Sewing Ma
ehinea aud Fixtures on hand
au3u E. w. kHfss agent