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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-07-09
BY TELEGRAPH.
Chicago Market.

Chicago Market.
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Diouf-Frm but quiet; choice MINI ssotA spring extra
scarce and held 10 A2Oc higher grocer msrkets some
what unssts's4 but generally tstte-.
wheas-ln Mir denAal Ard nrn; higher: mol spring
81 IS d 20 In store bushels from sheboysan Of No
soad at 70 .heat No spring Closes Aim at 81 $50
Ish.
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wheat TO Kingston; sK for wheat to osw-go.
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stocksss - 96o4 70.
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Flour-Unchsngtd
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cosn-Aetivssn higher for white ., ssas5 for mix ID
yellow '7ess.
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-07-09

The Directors Of the Library Association
hive notice that the Library will be closed
1Na Wednesday, July 10Th, until Monday,
August 18th, on which last date It will again
be opened No books will be issued after
July 10th, and persons having books are re-
quested to return them BY or before duly
18th. Jiy7-9t
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-07-09

CrAGeTT says that he doesn't observe any
change IN our appearance. We are sorry
that we do observe d difference in his. He
doesn't look so well as We had hoped to end
him looking He seems TO be suffering from
the combined bad effects Of original sin and
remorse circumstance for being Democratic
candidate for Congress in district whore he
was so often Whia candidate.
OrR CONTEMPORARY still retails the stereo-
typed Democratic lie that the Republican
party is trying to prevent the restoration Of
the Union. 1t must think its patrons arc
fools, or cant read, pr il wilfully lies, or for
gets that the present Republican Congress
passed the Omnibus Reconstruction Bill,
restoring all the ex -rebel States to the Union;
that the Democratic members Of the House
and Senate voted against the BILL and thus
tried TO keep the States out Of the Union
that Andrew Johnson vetoed the Dill, and so
tried to prevent the restoration ofthe Union,
and that the Republican majority in Con-
gress were so determined that the Union.
should be restored at once, that they passed
the Bill over the Presidents veto, and it is
now a law.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-07-09

wsktete onstan;iy ON hand andtor sale at thsisva
rrees.c cash customers and prompt men . large ri
vel! seIsctsGstoct Of STAPLE and FANCY
The New York herald., 1868-06-12
the NATIONAL GAME.
Base Ball Notes.

Plenty of fun was promised at the Union grounds
yesterday afternoon. The "play folk' were to have
played against the 'press folk" and Gill and Piccotts
throwing and catching match was to have come of.
They did not come of. The ground was too damp
and the weather looked much like rain that 1t was
thought best to postpone both matches until some
future day.
The Trojans, of Troy, visited Albany on Monday
and played match game with the Nationals: The
new Albany grounds were inaugurated on the Occa-
sion. The Albany men won by a score OF Il to 10.
The Atlancs left last evening, bound on the months
trip and will play this afternoon with the Nationals
at Albany.
There wifi be quite a commotion at the Falls on
Monday, when the Atlantics will play against the
Canucks. A journal Of that region says:-"Bets are
now running even on the result, Americans betting
on the Atantics and finding plenty of takers In the
Canadians, who affirm that the WO0dsOcks Will give
the Atlantcs warm time, II not beat them out
right"
One of the Baltimore clubs, it appears, has given
notice OF their intention to attend at the Niagara
The New York herald., 1868-06-12
HOiSE N]TsS.

The commencement OF the Narraganset trOtting
meeting will be postponed until Wednesday next.
The trOtting horse License will make American
Girl scrape well before she beats him when they
come together.
Mr. G. Lorard's gray and bav team were very
loose and easy on their way to Jerome Park on We'd
nesday.
Harry Lyons, with Daniel T. Willetts and Carey
Walters, made the mud fly on Harlem lane as he
dashed through ruck of fast ones on his way home
from the races.
What is the pedigree of the "dark horse" Just ar
rived from Kentucky? He will not be "dark' long
after gong into training. The "touis" soon know
more than the owners.
the expectations of her hackers in her race with
Willie SLEEPER IA the latter beat her heat in 2:5O1s
She was represented to be very fast.
Lady Thorn and Mountain Boy will come together
at Narraganset with Mr. Sprague's Dan Rice. This
Mcconnell & Harness. and Tom MOOres stables
seem to be full Of winners They are all in fine run
Fanny Cheaham is the favorite for the westchester
Will not some of the Western stables get up good
three or four mile heat match during the summer
It would be great treat to old turf men.
John Green drives beautiful bay mare just rom
the country, on Harlem lane every fine day.
Dan Pfifer has handsome chestnut mare, Dy Jupl-
ter, in his stable. She looks clipper all over She
has engagements at present.
John Richards and Pet seemed at home on the lane
on Wednesday evening" pretty good horse Is Pet
In the Olden times, when four mile heats were IN
vogue race horses were as well known as aldermen
Now nobody knows their names and Few seem to
care.
While the speed and size Of horses have some.
what increased, 1t appears to be at the expense or
their lungs, as we find few race horses now that are
able to 60 distance The shorter the dash the better
thew are suited,
The New York herald., 1868-06-12
THE JEROME PARK RACES.

In consequence OF the continued wet and disagree
able weather, and the little osoect Of clear SKY
today, track at all suitable to the testing OF
speed the members of the club have decided to post
pone the until tomorrow The attendance at
The subscription last evening was very slender
the storm having prevented many from visiting
hem Besides this the sale OF pools for races to take
place tomorrow not likely to excite that interest
which belongs TO occasion where the probabilities
Of the track ana weather are more certain. The
Westchester cup run on the next day. IL Is Thought
will have only five or six starters, viz:-Onwafd,
James A. Connolly, Local. DE Courcey, Fanny
Cheatham and probably Privateer. These comprise
very fine took and will no doubt make an excellent
The sale OF pools did not begin until late In the
evening. Little betting was done. Two or three
pools were sold for small sums. In the sc ling race
Redwing was the fayorite, bringing SO, Urbana 20,
Lutte 10, Jubal and Enchantress 4.
The New York herald., 1868-06-12
the WILL OF THE LATE ex-passIDENT BUCHANAN.

The will Of the late ex-President Buchanan was
filed in the Registers ONCE at Lancaster, Pa yeser
$4,000 to the poor OF Lancaster city, in addition to
$4,000 previously donated; $1,000 to the Presbyterian
church Lancassr OF which deceased was mem
ceased-beng In addition to $4,000 heretofore given
her; $4,000 to Martha J; Lane, widow OF James b.
Lane, deceased; Peter Hitler, Mary Smthgall and
Lizzie Stoner, servants, 500 each
The books, plate and furniture to Mrs. Harriet L.
Johnson, Rev. E. Y. Buchanan and j. Buchanan
Henry, to be divided equally among them, allow
ing Esther Parker $500 ont Of the amount
The balance OF the estate, real and personal,
az folows:-One-fourth to Mrs. Harriet L. Johnson;
one-fourth to Rev. T.. Y. Buchanan neither Of who m
Is to be charged with considerable advancements
which have been made to them, and the balance to
J. Buchanan Henry, son Of his sister, Harriet b.
Lane, and to the three sons OF his nephew, James b.
Lane, deceased; Mary +. Durham, daughter OF his
sister Mary Yates, deceased to Mary b. Weaver
Jesse Magaw formerly Jesse Weaver, James B. Wea-
yer and John B. Weaver.
dence both In the integrity and business capacity OF
Edward f. Johnson, the husband OF my niece, fiar-
riet Lane Johnson, yet deem II prudent 10 secure to
her a maintenance against the unforeseen contln.
gences Of future years. For this purpose appoint
my hereafter named executors. Hiram b. Swarr and
Edward Y. buchanan, or the survivors Of them,
trustees trustee, and direct them to retain in their
hands, and invest and manage TO the best advan-
tage, 'free and discharged from the debts and con-
troll OF her said husband two-thirds (s,) Of the
amount bequeathed her as my resduary legatee.
The testator appoints Rev. Edward Y. Buchanan,
ecutors Of his last will and testament. The Wheat
land property s given TO Harriet Lane Johnson,
niece Of the testator for which she pays $4,000 out
OF her resduary share OF the estate.
The VIII Is dated at Wheatand, January q, 1866,
and codci OF the 9th OF August 1867 provides that
William u. Reed Is to have ! 900 to pay the expenses
and secure the publication OF biographical work of
deceased and TO Mrs. Mary L. Reed, wife OF william
b. Reed, the deceased gives s5,O00 legacy for her
separate Use and benefit, as compensation for the
WORK Mr.. william Il. Reed has undertaken to per-
form. All the deceased's private papers, correspond
ence, &C.. are directed to be given To Mr.. Reed for
this purpose
The estafn ls estimated af sonn nnn
The New York herald., 1868-06-12
ALLEGED BURGLARS CAUGHT At WORK.

AT length the argus-eyed Captain OF the Four
teenth Metropolitan Police has done something In
this instance he has not arrested vender Of the
ardent or o dispenser Of lager beer. lie has
caught three men, who, II is alleged, were taken in
the act OF cracking cribn on Broadway. The
story goes that Captain Garland, about nine O'Clock
last evening, observed man named Eugene Baker
acting in a suspicious manner outside OF the premises
No. $40 Broadway. In few minutes after IL IL said
another man, whose name Is Carroll was seen to
enter the store. The Captain seized Baker sent him
TO the station house, and then, with a couple OF
Others entered the store by means OF ladder, and
there arrested Carroll and another man. whose name
is George Jackson. Both OF these men were found
IN the basement OF the building and they expressed
no small amount OF surprise when the Fourteenth
used IA coth establishment. The prisoners viii be
brought to the T0mbs this morning.
The New York herald., 1868-06-12
Matches to Como on.

June 12-Atlantics vs.. National, Albany.
June 12-Eckford VS.. Oriental Of New York, on
Union grounds.
June 13-Mutual Vs. Star, on Union grounds
June 13-Union of Morrisania, Star. OF Pleasant
vile Unions take the eight A. NJ. train from Twenty
sixth street.
June 13-Atlantic vs.. Central City. at Syracuse.
June 15-Atantic vs. Young Canadians Of Wood
stock, G. W., at Niagara Falls Tournament.
June 15-UniOn, OF MOrrisana, VS.. Mohawk, Capt.
tOne grounds.
June 1s-Active vs. Rose Hill, at Fordham.
June 2O-Union, OF MOrrisana, Vs. Star, OF Brook
lyn, CapitOline grounds.
The New York herald., 1868-06-12
Marine DisaSters.

Be pMrs @ lying sa on The he south side Of The
was run into by sehr Wallace bay craft ana had bow
SPIRIT &C, carried away and received other damage.
sf BTD
compelled to throw her deck load overheard.
sSHS sso, sAsAm L. Wnasn Of and from Ea;por, for New
cargo and rs f % Of water steam pump was to be Pa, on
ceed 10 New Bedford FOR epa The sarah = ABOUT Bs
out Of a low tide and the weather good she
se p Tss & u %
where she is insured for $4,000.
sCuR larry TURBELL, down by steamer Franconia,
WAS nc On cn e gS a % c "sa ns se
She lies about miles Sc Of Point Judith with her mass
have dispatched New York Submarine Company to her,
ceeded raising barge sunk OF Black Rock with railroad
ron and carrying her inside barbor expect pump
found that OF his wife is stl missing
Miscellaneous.
We are indebted to the obging Captain Hacrow, Of the
Inman steamship City York. from Liverpool via la.
lifax, for late papers from the latter port.
We notice the magnificent clipper ship Thatcher Magoun
again loading for San Francisco pier l2 East river This
ship is well worthy visit by all of archte
ture.
snIr DEnBY-A San Francisco paper snys;A Liverpool
days hence or late the trips vessel have been remark
ably uniform Her record for the past two years Is as fol-
Arrived From. A. Days
April y, lsg San Francisco. Liverpool ls3
Dec 26 1887 .....New York.. San Francisco. l26
May q, 1858 San Francisco Liverpool 10
The Derby is owned by George Howes Co. OF this city.
her arrival will be Immediately loaded again for San Fran
cisco In the Dispatch line.
LAUNcHED-M Hodgdon's Mills, recently by seavey
Son, n fishing schr Of about 7s TONS measurement,
named the Geie Lewis by the builders and others Of
Boothbay and Lewis Chase Written, OF Port and She In
hessrs II ID Burnham launched from their yard In
Essex 9th inst schooner OF about loo owned by
the fishing business.
On the 9Th inst Mr. jeremiah Burnham, Of Essey launched
schooner Of about 100 tons, owned oy Smith Davis Of
Gloucester, and intended for the fishing business.
Sailed from New Bedford 10th inst, schr Irving Fox for
Atlantic Ocean.
Sailed from Honolulu April 1s ship Thos Dcknson Jcrne
gan, NB for the North 2st barks Helen Snow, Campbell
do do 9th, Seine, Smith, do do
spoken.
Ship Neptune Peabody from New York April II for San
Francisco, May s. lat 80 n, lon 40w.
Ship Richard Mchanus, from Leith for Bombay date
lat ~ ~ lon wv.
schr jesse Leach from Dobsy for Liverpool days out,
June D, OF Charleston.
Foreign Ports.
AREcfno, PR, May 2e-In port Br brig, hang from Ber
muda, loading moiasses for NYork, TO sail day
BArHuRsT RG May 9-1n port brig John Shay, .Nicker
.gksot, May astIn port bark Holbroot, Small, for
HALirXx, June s-Arrved, brig Abs,ainer lBr), Pess
NYork
Sailed s,h, steamship City of New York tBr,, Hslcrow
LIvksPooL, June N-Arrved ship Constellation. Jansen,
NYork.
The New York herald., 1868-06-12

as heretofore, and this no doubt, will materially in
terfere with the plans and prospects OF the "doe
boys' and "dog brokers.n But The number OF stolen
dogs VIII perhaps lie increased, as TO make up the
direrence IN the reward the number of ''arr SITS OF
dogs" must be doubled and this the ira iers viii
doubtless endeavor 10 secure.
The New York herald., 1868-06-12

DOMESTIC Row.-Near ten O'Clock last night
Delos II. Clark was found in an almost insensiblc
condition in the hallway Of No. $40 East Thlrtysec-
ond street. lie had severe cash In his throat. It
Is said he attemptcdto hill hs wife by stabbing her,
and She In return for his kind Intentions returned
the compliment by cutting his throat with a razor.
Jane, Mr.. Clark's affectonate Spouse was arrested
and taken to the station house, and the suffering
man was sent 10 Bellevue Hospital.
The New York herald., 1868-06-12
CRICKET.

The return match Of the Married VS.. Single Of the
ST. Georges Cricket Club will be played on Wednes-
day. the 18th inst, the grounds OF the club,
foot of Bergen Hill. Jersey City-having been post
pOned from the 18th account Of the inclemency OF
the weather-and some good play is expected on the
occasion.
The New York herald., 1868-06-12

PORT Az PRINCE, Nay 20, 1868.
since my letter OF the 18th inst not muchoi inter.
est has tTanspired here.
The two armies Of the South, under Hector and
Nissage are outside the walls OF the city, and in o
view, while the army of the Dictator ls intrenched
w,bin the walls OF the capital and on the south road
leading to the city No attack has been made since
the 10th. From Fort Braton salnave keeps up a
constant 6re, but does no damage
The English steamer ,ofwar PhUbe arrived lstb,
The New York herald., 1868-06-12
SHIPPING NE w S.
Weather Along the Coast.
PORT OF NEW YORK, JUNE II, 1868.

Of the Herald yachts s ut Whitehall slip
All communicatjnns from owners consrnres the
asters OF inward will be forwarded free of
charge.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-03-14
LOOK HERE!
THE CHEAPEST 30 OTIS
and SHOES on Record /!

n Ihave large assortment Of home
made work consisting in part of Men s
Coarse Boots. heavy. for So. Mems fine
Boots So. Mems fine Shoes $3.50 10
$3.50. Mems coarse Shoes 80 TO 81.
Ladies Shoes of all styles. which am
selling very low. Children's and Misses
Shoes OF all kinds, very low.
Ali Of the above articles | am closing
Oh, at exceedingly low prices for Cash,
manufactured on. Of the best mater al and
by good workmen, and would invite my
Virginia friends TO call over and procure
Bargains Stric, attention paid TO all
orders. JOHN E. SMITH.
Beonsboro', Nd, Oct. 10, 1857. #
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-03-14
Patent Medicines.

Under this head he enupsrates the following
Ayers Cherry PectOTal, Ayers SarsaH an!la,
Ayers Ca,hurtc Pills, Wistar'S BaIsam OF wild
Cherry, ia, mes Expectorant and other prepa
ratiuns, Crowns Bronchial Troches, Mrs. Wins
lows Soothing Syrup, Shriner's Cough Syrup
and other preparations, brakes Plantation Bit
lers. HosleuteCs Bitiers, Hoo6ands German
Bi,iers, Juniper Tar, Bulls SarsapaTiIla, Car
ter; Spanish Mixture, Schenk's Syrup, Swaim's
Panacea, Cod Livr 0il, Kenn' dy's MEDICAL
Discovery, Hamplor's Vegetable Tincture,
S beidam Sclnapps, Browns Jamaica Ginger,
Davis Pain Killer, Railways Ready Belief and
other preparations, Bells White Oil and other
prepara,ions, Piis-Wrights, Bulls. Peters ,
Morrison Lanes and Schenk's Mandrake Fills,
Compositon p wierS. Bull'. DisThGl Cor
dial. Moods Hair Restorer. American Hair
Ke.torer, Tric pnerous, Thompson's Eye "a
Ter. Benz ne for removing grease, tar and paint,
e.. p. Rogers Cholera Specific, DR.. Nnkey' S
celebrated Cholera Drops, Railway RenOVatIng
Eesolvent, Schenck's Seaweed Tonic, Itch ONT
menl, Magnetic Ointment, Or. Osgood's Chola-
Vopue for Chills and Fevers, Burnetts kallis-
Ton ior the ha r, Black Oil Varnish, Settlers
Aneri, M. Bit Wine Of Iron, Olive Oil, HoIlo.
vay's Worm Conieciion, McLane's NerInIiuge,
Frye's Vermifuge. American Worm Killer.
Fabnsstocl's VermGuge, McMunns Elixir of
Opium, Henry's Calcined Magnesa, Hembolt,s
Extract Of Buchu. British Oil, Oil Of Spike, Oil
Stone. Muslarg Linimep, Opedeld' and other
Embroca,ions. Slonebraker's Nerve and Bone
] inimeut Cough Syrup, Sionebraker's Rot Kill
Ter and other prepare; ons, Strengthening Flas-
tiers and Adhesive PlasterS, Horse aud Cattle
Powders, Turf Oil, Ho!seman's Hope, Barry's
Liniuen,, Merchants Garglin5 Oil, Roger 3
Embfocation, Sc, &c DC &c,
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-03-14
WALKER, MILL & co.,
HAGERSTOWN, MD,

Staple and Fancy Groceries. Glass,
Queens, Hood and HiLow Hare,
fust received and now open for inspection, in
The large building lately occupied by MIR. Hager
on the South East Corner Of the Square. They
have no hesitation in saying that
THEIR STOCK is TIE LARGEST,
and the assortment tie most conplete of any
house in the County Everything kept IN
first class Grocery house is, and will be kept BY
them. Their constant effort will be 10 have
everything on hand in their line that custom
er can ask for, and of such quality and condi-
lion, and al such prices that all W i'll be pleased.
Their goods are purchased in such quantities
and on such terms that they feel they can offer
them at such prices, as have not lately been
known in Hagerstown. Their motto will be
"ShOri Profits and Quick Sales"
and they will prove to any one favoring them
with call, that this is not mere gasconade.
in short they take pride in keeping such Gro
Gerry house as will be credit 10 The town aud
an advantage to ali who deal at it.
They would also call the especial attention of
Wholesale purchasers, Country Merchants and
Others, to heir Stock. They are convinced
hal they can sell them Goods on such terms as
will obylate the necessity Of visit TO The Eas-
tern Cities. Thoy submit the following partial
enumeration Of their Goods:
SUGARS.-Now Orleans, p r, Cuba, Phil
adephia, S. H., Loaf, Cracked, Powdered,
Granulsted, A. White, "A J White, B. White,
CO. Extra.
SYRUPS.-Groccrs, Portland, Extra, Col
den, Bee Hive, Non Such, Golden StaI, Choice
bon Ton.
MOLASSES.- Baltic Sugar House, C. NJ.
do, 2, K. do, \. o. DO.
COFFEES.- Laguayra, Old Government ia
va, English Breakfast, American, Essence, sc.
TEAS.-lmper4l, Gnnpowder. Young Hy
son, Japan, Black, English, Breakfast.
CHEESE.-0ld Swiss, English Dairy, East
ern Cutting, Pine Apple, Sapsago, Nutmeg.
CANDLES.-Stsr, Adamantine and Taliow,
with full lre of
Spices, Wood, WILLOW, Queens, and Glass
Ware, Oils and Paints, Lime and &C.
ment, Fish, SNt, &C., Phosphates,
FLOUR AND FEED,
Ropes, Halters, Twines, &C., Preserves,
Fruits, Dramatically Sealed, Oysters,
Fresh Cove, Speed do, Brandy
Fruits, Pie do Preserves,
Jellies, Ssrdines, Peaches,
Pine Apples, Ketchups,
Sauces, Pepper Sauce, SO, sc,
Foreign and Domestic Liquors.
Together with everything generally found IN
well regulated Grocery House, all of which
will be sold at prices 10 defy competition.
The highest cash price paid for Country Pro-
dUce.
LI We invite citizens of Virginia who visit
Nagerstown 10 give US call and examine our
stock and prices, feeling assured that we can
sell them Goods, either wholesale or retail,
cheaper than they can be had elsewhere.
WALKER, MILL s. co.
Hagelstown, January IL, 1865. II
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-03-14
HOUSE AND LOT
FOR SALE.

AzA The subscriber will sell private
EHM ly HOUSE AND LOT situa.
ted in Hedgesviile, Berkeley Co.,
Yves, Va. The Lot contains abou, three
iour,hs of an acre, is under good fencing,
and has upon il variety Of choice Frui.
Trees, Grapes aud Shrubbery. The
Dwelling is of good size, Substantially
built, aud contains Hall and three CON-
Portable rooms and Kitchen on FIRST floor,
same number Of rooms and Hall on he
2nd floor, with garrett over all. There is
also good cellar under the house. Por-
,ico in from, and double Porch back, also
other necessary GU, buildings. all in good
order. This property is sbou, half
mile from the North Mountain Depo, on
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Dir.
n. Lingsnfel,er, who resides in Hedges
vile, will accompany any one who may
wish to view The property. Any further
information in regard 10 The same may be
had BY applying 10 the subscriber a, Sbep.
herdslown, w. Va. or Mr.: Ling amfeller
at Hejgesville.
SAMUEL, B., HARRISON.
December %. 1867. 3n
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-03-14
PIANOSf! PIANOS ~
.57f 1871

Gold Medal for 1868 has just been awarded
TO CHARLES NJ. STlEFF for the best
PIANOS now made, over Baltimore P a
delpaia and New York Pianos, once
Wareroom No. I, North Liberty Street.
above Baltimore Street, Baltimore, Nd
CTIEFF'S PIANOS have all the latest i'm
- provemenis including the Agrafe Treble
Ivory fronts, and improved French action, full
" warranted for FIVE years, and the privilege
Of exchange within twelve months IL not GU
tireIy satisfactory to the purchaser. Second
hand Pianos and ParlOr Organs always on hand
from $50 to $780,
The following persons have our Pianos IN
use-Gen. Robert L. Lee, Lexington, Va; D.
S. Rentch, VIM. G. Butler, Fletcher heTney'
J. T. Chapman, B. T. Harrison, K. Z. WI
liams, John Burns, Warren Ely and John
Packet, of Jefferson County.
rs For further particulars apply to b. r.
Harrison, Shepherdstown, Va.
Send for circular. Terms liberal.
January 95 1868. u