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Baltimore Cat,Io market.

THURSDAY, Feb. i, 1869.
BEEF CATrLE-The offerings at the Scales
during the past week amounted TO 1885 head
against lIT5 last week. OF tile number of
Tered 10l head came from NlrgiuIa, 1SS from
Ohio, 2S2 from West Virginia, and l2i nom
Illinois, over the Baltimore and Ohio Rail-
road; and Us from Maryland, and ll6 from
Virginia on foot. or the receipts 757 head
were taken by Baltimore butchers, % by
Washington and Annapolis butchers, ~
sold to speculators for other markets, 80 to
farmers for grazing, and the balance were
reShipped TO the East without being offered
here. Prices to-day ranged as follows: Old
COWS ana scalawags at 81 5O95 0Oi ordinary
thin Steers, Oxen and Cows ut IS OO96 w; fair
to good stock Cattle SIS 5U36 %; fair quality
Beeves 81 OOaS 90; and the very best Be%v"s
IS 25eGS T5 Der 100 lbs, the average price being
about SC Gu gross. The market was rather
dull to-day, but owing to u good speculative
demand an advance OF 70 cents per 100 lbs, on
the rates of last week was established.
SIIEEP-The supply during the past week
has been barely kut1 cient to meet the de-
mand, and the market Is firm. the better
grades OF sheep commanding higher rates.
Prices to-day ranged as follows: Fair to good
Sheep at 1895 cents, and extra IA cents per
lO gross.
HoGs-The market has been barely sup.
Piled this week, and with good demand
mas ruled firm. Prices to-day ranged as fol-
lows: Cool fnt Hogs SIS OCG5l6 OO per 100 lbs
net-marRet closing firm,
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NEW YORK.
NEW YoRK. February 10.

NEW YORK, feDruary III.
The Clothing Cutters Union yester-
day resolved to strike for higher wages.
4 Havana letter OF the I'd inst. states
that an early compromise between the
belligerents is looked for, and that the
Captain General had already sent 10
Spain the basis of an amicable agree
ment. Quesada appears to be the only
rebel chief determined to oppose COM
promise.
The Herald of to- day predicts COM
ing change in the government Of this
city. 1t says the Irish vote is becoming
OF less consequence than 1t used to be,
and the German vote is growing to be
n thing OF such importance that politi-
clans bid for it in no feeble terms. The
Germans here are more numerous than
the Irish; they have more journals than
the Irish, and can poll more votes than
the Irish and knowing all this they
intend to assert themselves in unmista-
kRble style. -......
Two burglars, on Monday night, at
tempted to break into the Oriental Bank
by forcing an entrance from the liquor
store in the basement. The thieves
were surprised at their work, but made
good their escape.
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WEST VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE.
REGULAR SESSION.


"WEDNESDAY, Feb. 10, 1869.
Prayer by Rev. Mr.. Dix, member
of the Senate.
A message from me Aouse, ny tne %
Clerk. announced tho passage OF the
Senate bill, allowing the Citizens Street
Railway of Wheeling, to extend their
road to Benwood, with an amenument
providing the road shall be extended TO
Moundsville.
On motion OF Mr.. Wilson, the amend
nent was disagreed to.
Mr.. Gather, from the Committee on
Finance and Claims, reported back the
Senate bill in relation to back taxes In
Pocahontas county, with a substitute.
The bill and substitute were referred
to IL special COMMITTEES.
Mr.. Gather also reported PACK the
Senate bill to refund the taxes collected
from the West Virginia Guards, with
an amendment providing that the taxes
collected for bounty purposes only,
should be refunded. The amendment
was adopted and the bill ordered en-
crossed.
Mr.. Boreman, from the Committee on
Ranks and Corporations reported BACK
the House bill making aseparate achool
district OF I4eatherwood. The bill was
Mr.. Price, from the Committee on In
ternal Improvements reported Dill 10
incorporate the Newark and Hughes
River Bridge Company. Read the first
time.
Mr.. Drummond, from the Committee
on Townships, &C., reported back the
Senate bill allowing certain townships
in Monongalia county to subscribe TO
the stock or the Uniontown and west
Virginia railroad. The bill was passed.
Mr., Dix, from the Committee on Edu-
cation. reported back the Senate blll TO
incorporate the trustees OF Raleigh
High School. The bill was ordered TO
The following bills were introduced,
by leave, and read the first time:
BY Mr.. Applegate-Amendtng and
re. e.enacting section one OF chapter 440'
of the acts of 1S6S.
taxes.
by Mr.. Young-To create new town.
ship in the county of Pocahontas.
by MIR. Drummond-To amend sec
ton 3, of chapter IL, of the Code or west
Virginia.
BY Mr.. Drummoud-For the relief of
John B. Shreve.
On motion of Mr.. Davis,
ReS0lUcd, That the Committee on
Education inquire into the expectancy
OF so amending the School law as to re-
duce the number of officers now requir-
ed. and also to provide that the Board
Of Supervisors instead of the School
Commissioners at the same time they
make the county levy shall also levy
the necessary school and building tax
for each township in the county. And
said Committee is further directed to
inquire into the expediency of materi-
ally reducing the maximum school
and building tax, now authorized by
law.
Mr.. Gather presented n petition sign
ed by Silas Stewart and others, pray
ing that the county line between Har-
rison, Barbour and Taylor, may be
changed. Referred TO the Committee
on Townships.
Mr.. foreman presented a petition
signed by c. Engle, and others, citizens
of Tyler county. praying that +. =.
Stealy may be relieved from taking
the attorneys test oath. Referred to
the Judiciary Committee.
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Execution Of Wnnlnn.

OITAWAI teDFuafy 10.
Whalen made a statement last night
to the County Attorney and Police Mag
istrate that he was present when Nc
Gee was killed, but did not fire the
shot. Mrs. Whalen visited her hus-
band to-day, In company with his
spiritual adviser. She was very much
excited. The hour for the execution to-
morrow is fixed at IL O'Clock. Mrs.
McGee has written letter to gentle
man in this city, requesting him to Wis
il Whalen and say she freely forgives
him, as his punishment will be ample
for the offence. Whalen is expected to
make u speech tomorrow. He reads
his prayer book and bible with atten-
ton and is visited by the clergymen.
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TUESDAY, February 9, 1869.

TUESDAY, February o. 1869.
CATTLE-The market ruled firm with
good demand; under the influence of
a light supply, last weeks prices were
fully maintained, and in some instan-
ces an advance was obtained. The
whole number offered did not exceed
725 head. about 100 head in excess of
last week, and these were nearly all
taken by city butchers. The current
prices were: SS OOaS so for prime to ex-
ira steers; 81 OOa7 so for medium, and
30 50a6 25 for stockers, the quality of the
stockers being up to the usual average;
the market being fairly supplied with
the latter description.
SHEEP-The offerings may be set
down at about $500 head, with steady
demand, and prime fat sheep sold at
full prices, viz: S5 5OaG SO p owt., the
offerings as to quality being better than
usual; inferior lots sold at variety OF
prices, according to quality and con-
ditiOn:
HoGs-The market was well sup
piled, the demand was restricted to re-
tail operations, prices ranging from
Slla12 5Oal4 % cwt.; at the latter figure
buyers were shy, and took hold very
sparingly, the packing in this vicinity
bnfnU
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WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON, Febrr

WASHINGToN, February 10.
There was very important vote to-
day i'll the Committee on Reconstruc-
ton. the proposition being to admit
Mississippi with her present govern
ment and with the Constitution framed
for it by the last Convention, but was
voted down by the people. The vote in
the committee stood: For the PROPOSE
tion, Messrs. Bingham. Norris and
Paine-3; against 1t, Messrs. Boutwell,,
Brooks, Beck, Beaman and Farms
worth-5.
Governor Holden, of North Carolina,
in behalf of the loyalists of that State,
has telegraphed TO the North Carolina
Senators to oppose any bill reducing
the federal army, which may result in
State.
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
wheeling wholesale lemarket.
"WEDNESDAY EVENING !
February 10. 1869.

February 10, 1869.
APPLEs-Green Apples are selling at
from IS to 81 per barrel from store for
common to choice.
BEANs-s3 25 to 8 70 per bushel.
BUTTER-Prices dull with a declining
tendency. Wequote prime at 80 cents.
CoFFEE-Market firm with good de-
mand. We quote Rio at Z2a26 for
prime.
CANDLEs.-City mould tallow l515c;
Star, 22a25c.
COTTON YARN-Market firm without
change from last week.
CARBON OIL-has still further advanc-
ed and may now be quieted at Soc. and
charge for barrels.
CHEEsE-Scarce aud price advanced
to 19c for Western Reserve; and 22c Tor
Factory.
Eaas-Dull and in good supply, fresh
quoted at 22c.
FLoUR-The market continues dull
with downward tendency. We quote
superfine at IS 90; red wheat family 81
50a7 75, fancy SO 90; Rye Flour 81 90.
FIsH- -Mackeral-No. half bbl 80 rs;
No. 3 large $9 so; No. medium,$I 20.
Lake Heron, half bbl 81 75a5 90. Lab.
rador Herring $ll so.
FEATHERs-Liveg geese feathers quo
ted at 75c and the usual advance in
retail way.
note in the demand for wheat and prices
are nominally unchanged, 81 so for No.
/ red; 81 20 for No. l white. Corn Goa
75c buying; 75aS5 selling. Oats dull and
unchanged at 6OaG5c. Rye steady at
81 25a1 IS. Barley in better demand at
81 S0a1 90.
HAY-Baled Hay dull and unchang-
ed. Loose sells at 2Oa25c for good to
fair quality.
LARD OIL-Firm, at 81 75.
LAssEs-Unchanged at 75aSOc for
New Orleans; 75c for Porto Rico; SOa
9Oc for Baltimore Syrup, 65A70 for New
York Syrup.
PRov1s1oNs.-Bacon firm and prices
tending upward: shoulders l5H to l6c;
clear rib sides 1870; clear sides l9c; su-
gar cured hams lSc. Mess Pork S34 90.
POTAToEs-Dull with small sales in
store at 75aS0c per bushe!.
RICE-Raugoon 1015c; Carolina ll1lc.
SUGAR-Porto Rico at 13a141zc; Cuba
12Ilc; refined crushed lie; A coffee Ice;
C!do. 157lc; c extra do. 151Sc; c. do. 15c;
do. yellow 14Hc.
SoDA-Bi.carbonate soda 7a714c; sal
soda &c; soda in papers 10c.
STARCH-Fox'sS Sc; Glen Cove 13Hc;
Maizena, 1870.
sALT-Dairy 80 rs; Ohio River 80 64.
SEED-Timothy 81 75; Glover $40 25.
SoAP-Family exc; German sc; East
ern Family 1Oa13c.
SHOT AND LEAD-Bar lead 1214c; Shot
TEA-Gunpowder Tea, 81 4Oa1 70;
Young Hysen Tea, 81 40a1 90; Black
Tea, 9OcaSl 10.
ToBAcoo-Navy tobacco, 7Oa72c; dark
los and 10, 7Oa72c; bright rs and los,
Garrett's snutfin boxes, IS so.
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NO. 147.
RurrER-scarce and higher; fresh SO9s7c.
EnEa-INl1ll q 2lln. SnnnlY lnr8R.

BUTrER-Scarce and higher; fresh 30G1S7c.
6GSRTi s5 S 9gBBP sqBPly isIEeSi Ssl de-
mand light: Lard On-FIrm ana in good
demand at 81 20. Observation-Disclosures,
PRov1sioNs-DulI and heavy; the specu-
lattye demand has subsided; prices nominal
bnTsr his IN % ontT bgE m mess rs PS6k P6 500 6 ~
no demand. Bulk Meats could have been
bought this afternoon at l31S9 l516. Bacon
smoke; shoulders 15c; sides l71SalsIsc for
l clear RIB and clear. Lard-DulI and not In
| demand, but can be- bought at 205<c.
| 6oLD-l34l5 buying. Discounts are dull at
LILO discount buying:
FEBRUARY 1O.-FLoUR-Active at S. 5Oa
GRAIN.-Wheat-Quiet hrmer and soc
higher; sales No. 1 at 81 sl28549I u; NJ. at
since 'change at ST f614 CornSFirmer, ana
H@$4c higher; sales new at 673<@5S1Sc, and
sales sal No. at SSSa Seller Nay; = neW Sc Sc seIi
er last half of February, and 5Ss4c, seller
March; Oats-Q9let, stronger ana hao higher;
closing at 52tIeG $50 for No. 2 Rye-In 1aIr re-
| quest and l@2c higher; sales No. at 81 lSes
for No. l. BaIley-QuIet and 4eS5c lower;
sales No, 2at 81 9I91 ~ cash, and 81 90. seller
last half Of February. closing at 81 30 cash.
ing at SlS5lS 50 for soft, and S1S-T59l4 Is for
frozsn loIs. dividing ON 40 pounds. Live
Dull. heavy and dropping; sales at Sll9ll ~
for common TO fair, and SIl T5Il2 S71S for
good to extra.
SO. Louis.
FEBRUARY 1O.-FLOUR-Steady, firm and
unchanged; superfine ranges at IS 256tB Is.
GRAIE-Wheat-Uull and very llLLle do
ing; spring at Sl3SSFl s. for No. 3. COrn-Un-
changed AT 72ci75c. Oats-U uchansed at $50
Goc Barley-unchangsd at 81 S592 ~; for
common to fancy sPiing. Rye-Llttle better
at 81 25(9l 2S.
WHsKY-Higher at SIC.
PRoNESIONs-I4eSS active but unchanged.
Pork-At S3S 75GS8l ". BuIK Meats and Ba-
confirm unchanged. L0rd-Unchanged
at 25c for tierce; 2sc for keg.
Cleveland.
FEBRUARY 1O.-FLoUR-DulI; City at
Sll OO9Il Is for NM; white 50 505V 20 for
8N; amber Mt IS 25dS 90 for XN; ola winter
al 81 zoos W for NN, spring country made At
81 SOFAS W for NN, red and ambEr 81 O0G7 50
GRAIE-Wneat-NO.l red winter held at
81 66: No. 9 do Mt 81 55. Corn-Sales OF cuTs
at 69c. OAtS-HeId Al Is.
OILS--PetrOleum--Ner firm crude nj
SIS IS per bbL; refined al 3Ill6135c for standald
white S$1aGs3Ic for prime light straw to
white in lHIgs lots.
FEBRUARY lO-FLoUR-Steady.
GRAIN-Wheat-DuII; amber 81 c. for No.
New l16c better at 6S.; rejected G5ggB.s5. Oats
10 lower at S9c. kye-Steady. B4Iley-
No. state I0c better, with sales at s.; Cana.
da held at 81 20.
HoGs-Dressed HoGs-Shade lower anu
moderately active at lie.
Buffalo.
FEBRUARY lO.-Market generally un-
changed and nominal, nothing doing worth
Quoting.
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VERMONT.
BURLINGTON,

BURLINGTON, Feb. 10.
Democratic State Conventions of this
State, have united in call for a con-
vention OF freemen of Vermont, to be
held at Montpelier, the 21st inst, to
nominate ticket OF Is persons to con-
stitute a council of Censors to be voted
for on the last Wednesday in March,
agreeably to the State constitution.
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LOUISIANA.
New ORLEANS, Feb. 10.

NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 10.
The city is full OF strangers and was
given up to gaiety all day The streets
were crowded with people. The pro-
cession OF the Mystic Crew of Corners
was very fine. While procession was
passing up Camp street, this evening, a
crowded balcony fell, fortunately slow
ly enough to enable most of those in
danger to escape. An old lady and a
little boy were badly injured.
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Statement gr AIr. II. D. NicGcoTge, Ja'rtt0T Of
The House Of Dele0utcS.
WHEELING, Dec. Sth, 1865.
have visited DIR. LighthilI at the Mcclure
House and obtained his treatment for the
cure OF Deafness and noises in the ears, with
which have suffered for four years; ahd
can gav that have been greatly benefited
bv Ita Use although have applied IT but
twice, and that the treatment ts perfectIy
painless and calculated to produce pefna-
nent and beneficial results.
H. ID. MC6EoRGE,
DiOTgdnt0t01I, W. Va.
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VIRGINIA..
RICHMOND. Feb. Q

General Stoneman has issued an or
der directing all civil officers, corpora
tions, companies, and associations in
this State, required by law to make re-
ports and returns to the Legislature at
its annual session, to make the same to
his headquarters without delay. Iu ad-
dition to annual or other reports, sup
rlement reports are to be made TO in
cludc January.
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Fire..
Port Jaws. N. y. Feb. 10

PoRT JARVIS, N. T., Feb. 10.
The buildings on the corner of Pike
street and Railroad avenue, owned by
John Dutton and William r. Fossard,
were destroyed by fire this evening.
They were occupied by John Green,
confectioner, Clark, shoe dealer. Gels.
hemen, lager beer saloon, and ]. NJ.
Attention, lawyer. The loss is about
$4,000,
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PERNsYLVANIA.

PITTSBURGH, Feb. 10.
The Firemen's Association of this city
have adopted a resolution in favor of q
paid fire department.
a man named Harlan, hung himself
at HaVesville to-day.
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Recovery OF stolen Diamonds.

BUFFALO FeDfuary y.
The diamonds stolen some time since
from Mr.. Sunderland, jeweller of Ro-
chester, were recovered at Fort Erie,
Canada, this afternoon, by detectives.
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Pans. February ]

TAKls, FeBTuATy IU.
Mr. Wallawski has left Athens on
his return to this city. He Is bearer of
salts factory relpy from the Greek
Government on all points to the pro-
posals of the Paris Conference.
The press of this city deny with much
indignation the truth of the assertion
made by Bismarck's organ In Berlin,
that they have. been bribed by the Prus-
sian Government.
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DIGESTIVE ORGANS
And NIL arrangements of tho
NERVOUS SYSTEM.
CONSULTATION FREE.
TAKE NOTICE.

Patients are hereby in formed That after
the tirst visit they can take the treatment
home and use II until cured, without pam
or interruption TO their usual VOcalloh'
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Arrived.


- NEW y YORK, FIaD. IU.
The steamship West Philadelphia.
from Hamburg, has arrived.
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LETTER FROM
CAPT. SILAS f. MILLER,

LEI1ES FttOh
CAPT. SILAS f. MILLER,
ITop5iCtOr Of the Burnett House Cincinnati.
BURNETT HOUSE, February 9th. 1867.
To MY FRIENDS AND THE PUBLIC:
IL affords me great satisfaction to be able
to testify to the success OF DR.. Lighthlll III
the treatment OF deafness, and express my
HonSe OF obligation to him. My hearing has
neen impaired for number OF year,, at
times to such an extent rs to embarTasS mo
seriously. DIR. Lighthill, under whese care l
placed myself, has removed the difficulty
completely, md restored me TO perfect hear
ing SILAS r. MILLER.
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III B1NoHAMProN, Feb. 9.
J. U. Cougdon, Republican, was
elected Mayor to-day by majority of
156, oyer Jabez Rice, Democrat.
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have known Mr.. James SOmmervIllc,
from F{rOok VILE, jefferson county, for many
Years. and eau testify TO his statement as one
0f truth and veraCity.
LEOPOLD HELLnRoSER.
Wholesale Liquor Dealer on Hand Street.
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Isx rE1EGKAPH.
EUROPE.
ENGLAND.

LONDON, February 10.
Gladstone proposes abolition of the
university test. q
- q SPAIN. T.
MADRID, February. 10.
Only one of the AsSassins OF the
Governor of Burgos, was sentenced to
death-subject to the action OF the
Cortes. The Constituent Cortes organ
ICES to morrow. i' '-
Admiral Tapitete. Minister of Ma
rines, issued general orders for the
remodeling of the Spanish Navy.
ERANrE
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GEORGLA.

AUGUSTA, Feb. 10.
A heavy rain storm took place this
accompanied by lightning.
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Colts On Wednesday,, February 10Th i,
1862. LAURA BRINTOE, daughter W. ]. and
n. j. CorTs. aged year, month ana II
days.
Funeral from the residence OF her parents
on Hampden street, Friday at . o'clock.
Friends of the family are invited TO attend.
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FEBRUARY lO.-F1oUE-Qutot, steady and
GRA1SNWheat-D at 81 l91z for No in
store.
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DIED.

FEBRUARY lO.-Market generally un-
changed and nominal, nothing doing worth
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FhBhUAhY IU.-FIOUR-SJBUUy.
GKAIN-Wheat-DuII; amber 81 e. for No.
l; white Michigan &c lower at 81 9U. Corn
New l16c better at 6Sc; rejected G5G6.s5. Oats
10 lower at 5gc. Rye-Steady. bailey
No: state I0c better, with sales at s.: Can
da held at 81 20.
HoGs-Dressed HoGs-Shade lower anh
modern fnlN, nnIiHzn OF IL.
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At TEE
t1St-e->b L-sG A4RI F-4EE Z HOESE
FEGBZSELg-G STCRE

i UDcR more return ny Eir.ep--s -F,rr.lzs r.
ny Old -rltnas 1rG Cuszu-nfsrE fcr rbt=- 7=f.-
era I}E1-HnRc-s extended 1uv-a-zs M g-H
nov bTlDE n tie CrenT IA n r.-fres F-r
Vhltb many l-1irles cau bH zrlE rs yIssr *
tt15-e The H-Hr. Hno having El8rnllr-I E-r.,7r7-
edge q lbe business ans -at- v-E---g 1T -f.a
I'ub-l1s take pleasure II aunour,-1s- -fgr- +
can and WI SCI goods IL q less Er-r--a -F4,.,
Any similar eslat-ls Inzu. N gz-- II c5,-r---r
ny STOCK WI consist IN 7al--1 rs follows
DooE AID CUPBOARD LOCKS. cs-z74Es
BOLTS, HINGES, sCEEwS
WINDOW STERES S8UTTEG HINGES
WINDOW GLASS, NAILS. FUTTE.
BORING NECHIEEs. 4T6ERs- CH1sE-.s
BRACES AE8 BITS, H4TCEETS,
SlUAREs, COMP AsSES, ER8 SQUARES
BEFEIs, POCKET EI1Es.
J-Ck7 SMOOTHING. AND FoB Planes
PANEL FI0Ws, LEEELs.
SASH RAISING, AID MATCH P1.AxEs.
saw SITS, BEECH sCEEvs
CE0ss-CUT PANEL, EIP, COMPASS, zsD
BACK SAWS
GACGEs, OIL STONES, sCREE DRTT Els
PL0WS, POINTS, sE0vELs
FORKS, Settles AID sKATHEs. GAKlS
80ES, SPADES SEEE1 sEEAZs.
H0ESEBECSEEs- CARDS. CrRLsE COMBS.
BELLs, E2NEs, WHIPS
BIT, TRACE, BREAST, HALrER. FIrH.
T8EETF xE-r T.rtzz #-r-s-e--
SHOT Guns EEv v1-TERs. .,-B
PISTOLS, CAETE-DGEs
POWDER SHOT. caps. LEAD. PU-CEE..
P0W0ER FLASKS, EAaE BAGS.
SIX LOCKS, MAIN SPRINGS, F-T1-s, x.
LAMPS AND OILS
COOKING, RARL0B, HEz--gG STOVES
TN AND SHIFT IRON WARE.
WASHING MACHINES AID wH-zzFT.z
e. 6c-, &c, 6c- Ec- 6E
-zzsO-E19IR- TEA, COFFEE, SUGAR kn
TOBACCO AID CIGARS
0dz Sore J7E9zea, z-rzas- and -Fz-e E-zeE
always on hand ID Eui1 Stoves z1-5 IJ7 ne
F-az Hnd Czase-r F7l,Hs7ss ana Zs.55rq II 1u.-r-
ta-c1u-'ers prices
-sDouz5ng made, painted. an u. Il. Al low
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L. Persons Cv-1c r. 5H}.1z II 1urr SIM
-LIsg WI c-.I--s- 1Lr-r rv ealing and -sTr--I5r
~ * sDuu Is c1uTe an aF ii takes 5 r-as-
g ea- ot mouEE u keep I'D ny shock auc 7sar
=EI'enses- and owing 10 1he small rr-ufrs rha-
an LDEKzDC On goods GEI-1ot affu-C 10 r-=rs
9nE cred1F-l1E LI-Hres- EUulE soon ear I'D
Dc Is-11-s- GEO ETETLEE
EDausBu-r- 4uc- y, 1858
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DISS0LTTI0N-
II TIE pa-t1crEHip bs-stefoTe easing
un1er The name Il LHu1 & Ronsars- II
tie t.a--isr-t fsusTness Is thls day DISSOLVED
ifr IrIr-IlsI r.unsHnr Those Indebted u- hEV-
frc claims against TIE f-m WI cs-l u !. +
Rodgers - make settlement
EED = LEET
L e E0DGkBS
Tne undersigned VII e8ut5u ut 10 cRr-y n
The business IA al Us f1-ancbez Prices lew
sna WORK guaranteed - give satistaetIou-
I RODGERS
4url @ 1881
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Il I'M nov prepared ID furnish 81 clas-
Bas Win constant fsllI mem E1 their homes,
the whole of The TINE, ur 1aT 1bR spare ND
msnts- business oeW, ljEn1 End profitable
FlzTv Gems 70 s. per eEeulr1- r easily earned
DE persons Of s51bt- BEz- and 1be bDvs aEE
girls earn nearly uuch as men G-eE1
Inducements are offered 1bose wbD VII de-
vots 1hszr time 70 HE BUsInhss- and, thai
fva-v T,tz-son vbo sees this notice IaHv send
ne 1hsl- address and 1ezI lnH business f9-
tnensHlves-1 make 1ne follow i1e unparalleled
ofer- To 81 vino are no1 wei BRIIsfi &c win
1he business I VII send & 10 pay 3s- The
traUlle If writing me Fun r1ll-1fcUlars- d.
ree1iuns Ec sent areE- Sample SEM bv I-lEll
fur @ cauIs Address I c Allen Anguish
Maine March ian