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The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-03-15
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On tlclstday Of january; 1869, all persons
indebted tome, are requested 10 GILL and set.
tic. AS | need my monty badly You will find
your accounts tnatle out. Goods arc now 40
low, il Is impossible for no'c credit any after
the IS. of january. 1869. So don't ask me.
Persons having bilsaguinst mo will al once
for settlement, w6asd ,l .r"4
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nude hereayter, nth any die, "a
~ N. ClllALFANT.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-03-15

SrATE VEST VIRGINIA..
~ Al Rules beld in The Clerks Office Of III.
circuit court Of Lewis county, IN the first Non.
Jesse S"ath, = Plaintiff
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Chicago Market
CHICAGO, September 9.

ChlCAGOt oepIeulUcI -
FLOUR-Better; sales at 05a7 81 J
for fair to fancy brands of spring extras,
aud IS for spring superfine.
WHEAT-Firmer and 2alc higher:
the movement is mainly confined to
shippers; sales at 29a1 30 for No. =, and
lSil 1871 for No. 3, closing at l9al 1914
for the former, future delivery; sales
were made at 2Sial 293, seller month;
after Change there were sales made at
l %, seller September.
CORN-Firm and buoyant; under the
good shipping demand prices advanced
lc: sales at S7saS9c for No. =, closing at
the outside rate; canal corn, afloat, is
tirmer and higher; sales at S5a90c for
No. =, aud 93ic for future delivery; No.
= sold at S7taSStc, seller September;
after Change sales of No. 9 were made
at Sc, seller September.
OATS-Quiet but steady at 44a44tc
for No. ,, closing steady; for future de-
livery there was fair movement at Alt
a44c, seller, and 44sa45c, buyer month.
RYE-Mere active and shade tirmer,
closing at 9iic for No. ,.
BARLEY-Quiet but steady, closing
at % for No. =, seller month.
CATTLE-Active at 00a5 90 for COM
mon to fair; 25a5 90 for good to extra
cows; 6 75a7 90 for good to choice, aud
90 for prime to extra beeves.
HOGS-Steady and fairly active for
the best grades, but common grades are
dull and nominally 15a25c lower; sales
at s 50aS 80 for common; 9 00a9 % tor
fair to medium, and 9 45a9 90 for good
to choice
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BY THE CABLE.
by Telegraph to the Register

LONDON, September 2.--The solicitor
of Lady Byron's family asserts that Mrs.
Stoves article on the subject of the
separation of Lord and Lady Byron is
not complete or authentic.
DUBLIN, September 2.--Cardlnal Cul-
len has issued pastoral letter forbid
ding parents to send their children to
National Schools on pain of expiration
of sacraments.
LONDON, September 2.-The Harvard
and Oxford crews united in note to
the Thames Conservatory, thanking
them for their exertions in keeping the
track clear.
LONDON, September 2.-The solicitors
of Lady Byron's family have written q
communication to the London Journals
distinctly stating that the article OF
Mrs. Stowe in the Atlantic Monthly on
the reasons Of the separation of Lord
and Lady Byron is not complete OF
authentic statement and does not in.
volve any direct evidence. Nothing is
communicated but recollections of q
conversation had thirteen years since
and impressions derived from manu-.
script read under great excitement
Without Conceding that Mrs. Stoves
narrative contains q complete account
of the relations between Lord and
Lady Byron, they protest against
1t as gross breach of trust and
confidence as inconsistent with Mrs
Stoves recommendation to Lady Byron
and in violation of the express terms OF
her will. Lady Byron's representatives
and descendants absolutely disclaim all
countenance of the article which was
published without their privilege and
consent.
The News thinks Mrs. Stoves nara
tive does not contain the whole truth
but is probably true as far as it goes. i
cannot see that she has done anythiu!
but made fair and valuable contribu
ton to the veracity and exactitude o
history.
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DISSOLUTION.

u,HE PARTNERSHIP OF JOHN Eek
HART and George W. Eckhart, under the
name and style of John Eckhart q SON, was as
dissolved by mutual consent on the nrss aAs 81
JnIy 1859. q. w. Eckhart Withdrawing :,
The bns;ness will be continued at the cid
stand, No. rs Main street, by John Eckhart'
sen, who will settle all claims. .s.,.s I'll,
Persons knowing themselves indebted wiz
Pi'a'0 'tA- nav JOHN ECKHART, SEN.
G. W. ECKHART.
Having withdrawn from the above nrm, !
return INV kind thanks for past patronage ana
would ask the continuance OF the same 70 Sonn
Eckhart, at the old stand. Ny iriends anu tne
nublic In general always viii find there large
Torment Of Ladies', Misses and Children
Hoss, Gents and Boys Hslf Hose, yndsrgar'
msnts, and all kinds Of Wooden and Cotton
knitting Yarns, &c, &c.
Respectfully, U. W. hohh
fT,.a,I;1ancar copy one week
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Ron n, u,tea,a of cb;cago said it

Rev. DR.. Hatfield, of Chicago, said IL
was distasteful to him to differ ron
men of sense. He did not believe IN
the formationtof new party.
thew wanted was a conviction grown 10
the mind chat the liquor business was
wrong, and until that was aoh9 ESs
ppar;anc. shows that where distinct tenn
perance questions were made the issue
tsa not with defeat. The temperance
my Of Massachusetts, say they can
mora off the folly of third party, ana
maiu the Republicans believe that they
would desert the party II they aid hot
do right and they would get Wnas taey
wanted. The party that hopes LOT sne
orgapizstion of third party is the one
that was trying to break up the Union
and desired to keep up slavery; 1t ia
what they want.
Some sparring between DR.. Hatfield
and II. J.. Hammond, which was rathr r
sharp in its character. Mr.. Hammr md
was Kissed down and the Convection
adjourned until 2 P. NJ.
The Convention reassembled at 2 P.
N. Mr.. Farr of Illinois said the Repub-
lican and Democratic parties were dead
New issues were wanted. 1t was useless
to ask either of the parties for assist
ance.
Rev. Mr.. Dixon, of Illinois, was for a
new party.
The third resolution as reported by
the committee was adopted, with one
dissenting voice.
The fifth resolution was passed unani-
mously.
The Secretary offered the following
resolution, which was adopted:
Resolred, That while we recognize the
good Providence of Almighty God in
supervising the interests of this nation
from it's establishment to the present
time, we would not, in organizing our
party for the legal prohibition of the
liquor traffic, forget that our reliance
for ultimate success must be upon the
same Ompipotent arm.
The preamble was adopted and the
whole platform was then adopted by a
rousing vote, with three cheers and a
tiger.
The doxology was then sung.
Hon. Garrett Smith presented and
read long address which he had pre-.
pared.
A half-dozen or more motions were
made to strike out of Mr.. Smiths ad.
dress certain expressions which were
deemed offensive or not in good taste.
The address was finally recommitted to
the committee for the purpose of boiling
it down.
Then Convention then adjourned I'M
| I'll 1880 P. NJ.
At the night session speeches were
made by Gerritt Smith, Miss Annie
Way, of Indiana, Miss Fannie Wood
bury, of Chicago, and others.
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In the Municipal Court Of Wheeling-
JU1Jet PiIss 1850
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WISCONSIN.
Republican Convention - Governor
Fairchilds Reuominated-The Res
oInfiOns

Republican Convention - Governor
Fairchilds Reuominated-The Res
olntions.
CHICAGO, September 2.-The Republi'
can State Convention of Wisconsin,
Yesterday, made the following comma
tions: Governor, Lewis Fairchild, pres
ent incumbent, on the fifth ballot;
Lieut.. Governor, 7. C. Pound; Secretary
of State, f. A. Spencer; State Treasurer,
Henry Bartin.
A series of resolutions were passed,
which declare, =,
First-The iualienable right of all
men to life, liberty and the pursuit OF
happiness.
Second-As enuncated in that wise
provision known as the Fifteenth
Amendment, no discrimination at the
ballot box founded Oh property, birth
place, creed or color.
Third-Liberty of speech and OF the
press as the best guarantees for the Sc
curity of Republican institutions.
Fourth-Free schools and the ditfu.
sion of education among all classes OF
the people.
Fifth - The just subordination of
State and local authorities and inter
ests to the administration and interests
of the nation. :.
Sixth-Prompt. acquiescence in the di-
vision of the people at the ballot box.
Seventh-The maintenance inviolate
of the national faith as pledged to its
creditors.
Eighth-Such adjustment of the bur
dens of taxation by revisions and modi-
tications from time to time of the tariff
and other revenue laws as will cause
them to fall equal upon all classes OF
the people.
Ninth Retrenchment and economy
in the administration of the national
government.
Tenth-The administration meets
with their cordial endorsement.
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PRINCE ARTHUR.
His Reception Mt Halifax

HALIFAX, September To-day was
observed as a holiday. Prince Arthur
attended grand picnic in the grounds
of the Duke of Kent, on the shore of
Bedford basin. A large number were
present, among them General Doyle,
Baron Mequet and the officers of the
French frlgate Semiraues. Three hun
dred persons sat down to the banquet
The Prince left the grounds escorted by
a hremen's torch-light procession.
Crowus thronged the streets and the
city was brilliantly Illuminated.
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Cincinnati Marker.
CINCINNATI, September ,

CINCINNATI, September :.
FLOUR-Firm; sales of family at
625.
WHEAT-Firm and in fair demand at
25al 80 for red.
CORN-Dull at l 90.
OATS-Firmer at 55a5Sc.
RYE-Firm at 90.
BARLEY-Saleable at | 50al 90 for
fall.
TOBACCO-In good demand and
prices lead upward; sales 50 hOgsheads
at 7 00a25 CO..
WHISKY-Unsettled, and could have
been bought at - at the close.
MESS PORK-Dull at 33 GOa33 %.
BACON-Shsulder wanted at 15c,
but held at l5ic.
BULK MEATS7Sales of $4,000
pounds loose shoulders at 1910.
LARD-Neglected at l9ic.
HAMS-Sugar-cured scarce and firm
at 24c, but few in market.
BUTTER-Firm at 2Sa3Oc.
EGGS-At l5c for selected.
GOLD-l33f buying.
EXCHANGE-Steady at lilo per cent
discount buying.
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New York Market.
New YORK, September 2.

NEW YORK, September Z.
COTTON-Quiet and steady; sales 600
bales at Soc for middling uplands.
FLOUR Market closed &c better on
shipping grades, with a fair export de-
maDd.
WHEAT-Quiet and firm, with good
export demand at 53al 81 for No.2 new
spring and local 65 for winter red and
amber western.
RYE-Dull and heavy at IS for
western.
OATS Steady at 6la64c for western.
CORN-Steady at GOAL - for I'M
sound and l l6al Is for sound mixed
western.
PORK-Quiet and without decided
change.
BEEF-Steady and in fair demand.
CUT MEATS-Dull and nominal.
BACON-Firm with moderate in
quiry.
LARD-Quiet at 19ta19sc for fair to
prime steam.
EGGS-Unchanged.
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Married Persons, OF Young Men c,r,-
ing Marriage. being aware OF Pbysicsi' \. pa
ness, organic debility, deformiiies "e't
CURED. SPeoA.
He who places himself under the cara,
j., may religiously conhde In his hopnr ~. -
tleman, and confidently rely upon his = n e.
physician. A"' a.
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New York Dry Good. Market.

NE" iOhhi oepIehue' -
Trade in this department continues
moderately active. Prices are generally
steady for all staple fabrics, notwith-
standing the efforts of leading jobbing
houses in reducing few brands of
bleached cottons, as noted yesterday.
Massachusetts B B goods are now with
drawn. Garsir II Co. have advanced
the price of their Amoskesg prints and
prints sold under their own name at
l3c, but the trade are not disposed to
meet any advance on prices at present.
Woolens are moving quite freely, but
generally at low prices, which afford a
very small margin on cost. Flannels
and blankets are active, while wooden
shawls are in good request.
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by Teleeraplt.
so THE REGISTER.
WASHINGTON ITEMS.
TBy Telegraph to the Register
WASHINGTON, September 2.

" Appointments.
The President has made the following
appointments: Walter G. Grisham,
Judge of United States Court for In
diana; William G. Morris, Marshal for
California.
Reconstruction in Virginia
Governor Walker came up from Rich
mond yesterday, and had an interview
with the President, after which he re-
turned to that city. Governor Walkers
visit was to learn the truth of the re-
cent stories as to General Canby's in
tention to turn the further reconstruc
ton of Virginia over to Congress, but
he found that the Administration knew
nothing of any such intention.
An Embarrassing Scene to the Far
ties Concerned.
There was quite an amusing scene al
the White House yesterday. Among
the callers were Stokes and Colonel
Brownlow, son of the old Governor, and
the formers bitter political enemy
Singular to say, the President admitted
them both at once to an audience
Stokes looked daggers at Brownlow, ano
the latter looked defiance at Stokes
Finally, their embarrassment was dis
covered, and each had separate inter
views; both declaring to the President
that they supported his administration,
bat each being, as they afterward ex-
pressed themselves, unable to learn
which of the two parties in Tennessee
Grant coun tenanced. All that could be
made out of him was a disposition to
support both.
The smith and HaIstead Letter.
Three clerks in the Internal Revenue
Bureau, charged with furnishing copy
to a Cincinnati official of the celebrated
Smith aud Halstead letter, wherein GER
tain nominations to Delano were made
for Cincinnati offices, have been fer
reted out by detectives, and have been
dismissed from the Bureau.
Payment of Interest ON the Virginia
state Eebt.
The State of Virginia intends to pre-
serve her credit abroad. The Auditor
of that State has just sent to Barring
Bros, the London Bankers, E746O to
pay per cent interest due on the lst of
January, 1869, OH the sterling bonds of
the State held by persons il Europe,
which bonds amount to 1873 900, equiv
alent to about 81 600, 900 in green backs.
A Bitterhead from Texas.
w. P. Clark, candidate for Congress
in Texas, is active here in endeavoring
to get Federal Office. holders removed in
that State, who are supporting Hamil-
ton for Governor. He denounces Ham
ilton politically and personally as I'M
worthy of the support of the admins
tration. The President and Cabinet
have yet taken no sides in the local
quarrel in that State, but will doubtless
decide to support the Davis ticket,
which is extreme Radical. Owing to
the division in the Republican ranks it
is believed the Democrats will run a
ticket, as they believe now that they
have fair prospect of electing it.
Secretary Rawlins
Was again attacked with severe illness
this morning. He attended a Cabinet
meeting on Tuesday and was at the War
Department yesterday Notwithstanding
advice to remain quiet at home.
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New York Money Market.

New YORK, September :.
MONEY-Easy; most of the day at Ga
per cent, closing more active and sharp
at per cent.
STERLING-Dull at l09sal09s.
GOLD-Active and excited; opened
at 1881, and closed at 1885,; carrying
rates at 6 per cent to fiat, but the latest
loans were at Lilo per cent until to-
morrow.
GOVERNMENT STOCKS - Active
and strong. Coupons of 81, l23al23t;
do '62, l23sal23!; do ga, l22ssl22s; do
'65, 122;al22:; do new, 12lial2lt; do
81, 12lia12ls; do '65, l2ltal2li; lO-iOs,
ll2al12t.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
Baltimore Live Stock Market.
Special to the Register.
Special to the Register
BALTIMoR, September 2.

BALTIMoR, September 2.
BEEVES.
The offerings to. day amount to About
two thousand head. Market active at
an advance on all grades of cattle.
SHEEP.
The supply of common Sheep is large,
and the market for them very dull,
while good and extra are in demand.
Prices to-day ranged at from three to
five cents per pound.
HOGS.
The market is we'll supplied, and
prices are a shade lower, ranging at
thirteen and half and fourteen and a
quarter cents.
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Cleveland Market.
CLEVELAND, September 2.

y III. ' Is1@3k-NkIf NNP IN TT -
FLOUR-Market quiet.
WHEAT-No. red at 80.
CORN-No. at l O3.
oAIS-Sales last half of September
at 4Sc
at 90a95.
sPEIROLEUM-Refined held at 2Sa
I I2'c lot october in large lots; small
iots on spot 3OaSlc; crude 6 50.
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Toledo Market
TOLEDO. Santa,

tVLhDo, September 2.
Flour quiet. Wheat lc better: No. l
white Michigan at as; regular at / 35:
amber Michigan at Al; No. l red at
Al; No. 2 do at l IS; No. 3 do at l 30:
rejected red at l IA. Corn unchanged:
No. at Csc; No. 2 at 96c; rejected 20
better at Sc. Oats quiet and 1nchang.
ed: No. at SOC and No. ? at SIC. Rye
dull; No. 2 sc 9Oc.
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DISSOLUTION.

u,HE Co-PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE
i existing between Louis Blond and William
Bachman, in the Millinery business, has 3een
dissolved by mutual consent Louis Bionu re-
firing. la
The business will be continued at the OLD
stand. one door south of ID. Nicsll & Bro, on
Main street, by William Bachman, who VIII
also settle all claims against the late hrm;
Persons having claims w1ll present them; ana
call and settle at once.
LOUIS BLOND.
WILLIAM BACHMAN.
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DISSOLUTION.

U,HE CO.PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE
existing between T. Widdel and Charles j.
Scherer, undor the firm name of +. WlDDEL
& CO, has been dissolved by mutual consent,
Charles j Scherer retiring. :,
The business will be contin ued at the old
stand. No. III Main street by +. Widdel, VINO
will also settle all claims against the late firm;
Persons having claims will present them, and
those knowing themselves indebted will please
call and settle soon.
C. J. SCHERER.
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Notice TO Take Dispositions.

-, Take notice that the dispositions of Josepb
!Aht John Plant AID others, viii be taken a,
the once Of George D. Davenport on Fourth
street IN the city OF Wheeling. in the State Of
west virginia on the I3th d&y Of September,
a IA ~ I7S' between the hours Of o'clock A. "
ana o'clock P. NJ, 70 be read in evidence in the
aOCFe named cause or behalf Of the said Han.
nan nan a. Chappeu. And il. from any cause. the
taxing Of the said dispositions shall not be com
meneed, or being commenced, shall not e com
pIeted on that day, the taking Of the sams viii
oe adjourned from time TO time until the same
shall be completed.
HANNAH A. CHAPPRLL.
By GEe. y. DAvENPoRT. PlfFs ATTY.
10 the Defendant, ENNERT I. CHGPPEII-
augl2-OaW4t
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. DISSOLUTION.

u,HF CoPARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE
eyisting between Louis Blond and William
Bachman, under the firm name of Blond x
Rschman' in the Boot and Shoe business; mas
been dissolved by mutual consent, William
Baehman retiring. -. old
The business will be continued at tne olu
stand, Ne. l07 Main street, corner sprigg aitss
AGAINST the old firm. Persons having claims
viii present them. and those knowing them
Selves indebted will please call and settle al
onca LOUIS BLOND.
WILLIAM BACHMAN.
wupv,rxc ApOust 20, 1869. angel
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An extensive vein of bituminous coal
", was discovered Tuesday at Cowlesville,
wyoming county, n. Y, about twenty
ave miles from Buffalo.
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WHEELING, July lst, 1869.
CAR ID.

Returning thanks for the kind patronage
heretofore extended me, ] would respectfully
ask a continuance hf the same to +. WIDDEL.
at the old stand where my many friends and
customers will find the usual large assortment
of LADIES', MISSES AND CHILDRENS
BOOTS, SHOES AND CATERS, at low cash
prices. -
jyl0tf CHARLES j. SCHERER.
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CALIFORNIA ELECTION.
One Thousand Democratic muiori,y
in San Fraueisco-Legislnt pr,h
ably Democratic.

SAN Francisco, September INC.
Copper is rejected Mayor by about 1000
majority. A portion of the Independent
ticket is elected. Returns from the in
terror are meagre. The indications are
that the Legislature have Democratic
majority. Little interest was mani
fested.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
State of West Virginia,

9tatc VI NCSt IL shkh1
In the Municipal Court Of Wheeling-
august Rules, 1869.
Hans W. Phillips ct al.
T. cL.n.o-..
Arthur NJ Phillips and Andrew ~ '"""'0iS'
j. Phillips.
rINHE OBJECT OF THIS SUIT
i is TO obtain a partition Of the real estate be-
longing 20 the estate of Hannah Phillips, de.
ceased, or II the same is not divisible decree
for the sale of the same and division Of the
proceeds among the heirs of the said Hannah
Phillips, deceased, and also 70 obtain decree
for an account Of what monies, rents, issues
and profits have come into the hands OF Arthur
NJ. Phillips, ir., from the time Of his taking pos
session of the sails real estate TO the present
and what may be due from him personally for
rent.
And it appearing from an affidavit fled with
the papers this cause that the defendant
Andrew j. Phillips, is not a resident Of this
State on motion Of complainanJs counsel II Is
ordered that he appear here within one month
after the fourth weekly publication and due
posting Of this order at the front door of the
Court House Of Ohio county, State Of West
virginia and do what he may deem 1T to pro-
tect his interest in this suit.
Test: A. H. CHAPLINE, Clerk.
The defendants in above named eause will
also take notice that the dispositions Of John
Hughes and others will be taken at the office of
Gibson L. Cranmer ESQ. ON the corner of
Fourth and Monroe streets, In the city Of
Wheeling, in the State Of West Virginia, on the
18th day Of October, 4. II. log, between the
bours of o'clock A ". and s'clsck p. NJ, TO be
read in evidence in the above named cause in
behalf al said complainants. And If from any
cause the taking Of the said dispositions shall
not be commenced, or being commenced, shall
not be completed on that cay, the taking of the
same will be Adjourned from time TO time until
the same shall be comp eted.
HANS W. PHILLIPS.
And the other Plaintiff
By G.. l. CRANNER and CALDWELL & BRO.
their attorneys augI2oay4t
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WESTERN.
l. 20 boxes Niagara los, black,
IS caddies do. los, and Navy is
boxes Russell's los, black.
10 boxes EIlegantus los, black,
IS caddies lJs
20 Highland Chiettain is black,
25 Mermaid Navy Is
% Pine Apple Navy Is
OLD VIRGINIA.
10 boxes Sweet Rose bright lbs,
Ambrosia " lbs
10 Curiosity lbs
10 Twin FL Dorado, soft pressed 10,
5 Bright Twist,
10 Miller's Fine Twist,
10 Diadsm Soft Pressed IT,
SMOKING TOBACCO.
Is bbls. +. G. cut and dry,
10 half bbls +. G. cut and dry,
10 kegs McKeans 6 twist, for sale.
MAXWELL & TINGLE.
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Refined Supars
Goshen Cheese,

Os BOXES PRIME QUALITY, JUs1
20 received and for sale By
yl5 II. REILLY.