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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-02-28
COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE..

THE partnership heretofore exfsfiPy h.
Il tween William II. Brown. OF PrrsRrT-
IA, and 9afhaliel II. Jones. of Eemuhfs
Tenn, in the coal business Al Meu Mis- "a
Mouth OF White river Ark. underline finn
name OF BROWN q JONES, having expired
~ limitation on the inst dar OF Februarv
1oHv, We nave this day mutually agreed 10 a
e~ohtinuaion OF same, under the same firm
name and style. W
We take the present opportunity 10 ask the
atteatton OF the citizens or Memphis and
sur. 0unding country. steamboat proprietorg
anu tns puDnc generally 10 our large and in
eTeasing faeilfties for handling coal. our Mr.
BroWn owning anu running eleven tow
Doais ana over seven hundred barges. and
mining al our coal from his Oun selected
MINES We thereby securing Tor this market
none nut The best Pittsburg Coal. which We
WlI De enabled TO place on the market al a
low ngure Tor cash. We are fully prepared to
40 q Whoiesale and retail trade Of any ex-
tent and are NEVER OFT OF TOCE-
inAnklngtne citizens Of Memphis. and our
many steamer patrons and friends for their
past liberal patronage We would respectfully
souclt s OF same, and we guar
antee the same prOmptness and dispatch in
70 your orders we have heretofore
exhibited Respectfully, etc,
". H. BROWN.
n. 81. JONES.
Memphis, Tenn, February is, IS70.
NEAL steamboat mail matter addr eSsaF
70 our care, either at Memphis or month
" hite river. Arkansas, viii De prom nfIv de-
on arrival Of boats.
febz0 BROWN & JONES.
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NEW FIRM.


JOHN AODAoN- JOSEPH BRUCE.
ny the foregoing, It win be seen tbaf wa
ID have bought the epfire $780, ~ -co5
business inter ss and 90 viii of TSbin
Lynn q % We propO 9 to onfinue fbS
busin s. AZ the old stand 81 Main street. and
solicit a share Of the publ pafroaaee ara
favor. ROBERfSrJN 6RTrCE E-
Memphis Tenn, FebruaryI BT0 fs63
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EoR RMNTT

THE well known property OF Gaines Land
Il ing, CfTeot connty, Arkansas, with all its
and forwarding and commercial
privileges; also, lots wiz be leased to parties
on LIBERAL terms; apply to
X. N. CAMPBELL,
feb22 at Gaines Landing, Ark,
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WALT & CO.,
Dissolution Of COpartnership.

AThe firms G~ALBREATH, sTEwARr&Cs
Memphis, Tenn, and STEWART. GALBRE Nh
& FIzER, New Orleans, La, have this day oeen
dissolved, BY mutual consent, Mr.. ". l.. Gal
breath retiring.
Either member Of the late fra is hereby
authorized to use the firm name in Sc element
OF business ". B. GALBT sFATH.
WI. STEW Art
ANDREW STEWART.
JOHN C.ITzER.
MEMPHIS, February 1st, $50.
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Such as Syphilis, GOnOrrhOea, elect. Stric-
lures, and all Urinary Diseases: Syphiitic or
Mercurial Affections of the Throat, skin or
Bones, Orchitis, Hernia or Rupture; also, the
body and mind. producing EiCtches on the
face, Debility and ImpOtency, Dizziness, DIM
ness of Sight, Confusion Of Ideas, Evil Fore
Weakness, etc; not ali Of these in any one
case, bull all occurring frequently in Various
cases.
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Or. JOSEPH SHEPARD,
n Eminent European Physician

AS taken Room 4 and adjoining Parlor9
Commercial Hotel, for the treatment of
chronic and complicated diseases, and the
Of women, fshs9
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HELMBOLD's BucHU.

HELMB0LD'sBUCHU rHEONLYKNoWE
IL remedy for diabetes, irritation or the
kindeys, catarrh Of the bladder, stranRurv
90 painful uFtnating.
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FRENCH HORTICULTURE
PLANTSl PLARTSl PLANTS!

GREAT exhibition Of plants received pen
VI last steamer from France, such as Ca
melia, Magnolia, Azalea, MarOniR, RodOden-
rum, LeOnia, Hydrangea, etc; q great va
riety OF new Roses. Fruit Trees Apple. Pear.
Cherry. Peach, apricots, Grapes, etc: 500
species seeds and Roots Flowers, and a
quantity OF other new plants nom Europe
and California, too numerous 70 enumerafe.
Mr.. TURE, from Paris, Florist, Gardener
No. 2oh Second street. between Jefferson
and Court Square, invites amateurs to visit
his fine collection. Prices very moderate
- Gardens made 10 order. febI2
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HELMBOLDSBUCHU, THEONLYKNOWN
IL remedy for diabetes, irritation Of the
kidneys, catarrb of the bladder, strangury
or painful urinating.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-02-28

HELMBoLD'SBUCHU HEONLYKNOWN
Ii remedy for diabetes. irritation OF the
neck of the bladder. Inflammation OF the
Kidneys, eatarrh of the bladder, AMOUR
or painful Erinating.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-02-28

HELMBOLD'S BUCHU, THEONLYK KNOWN
II remedy for diabetes, irritation of the
neck OF the bladder, Inflammation Of the
kidneys, catarrh of the bladder, %strangury
or painful %urinating.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-02-28

HELMB0LDSBUCHU THE ONLYKNOWN
II remedy for diabetes. irritation or the
heek OF the bladder, Inflammation OF the
kloneys. eatarrh of the bladder, ~angur
or painful urinating.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS THE ONLYKNOWN
II remedy for diabetes, irritation Of the
kidneys, eatarrh OF the bladder, -rrangury
or painful ~urinating.
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DiSPENSARY.
VEHEREAL or SECRET DISEASES

Is NOW permanently established for the
1 treatment Of Patients, both Male aud Fe-
male, who are afflicted with any form of
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-12-14

the diminished demand induced an easier
feeling, and the closing sales were at q
slight decline. The extreme range was
Sc. 2O@6 80. The bulk of the sales were
at Sc. 30@6. 49, The market closed weak,
with several hundred left over.-Indidad-
polls Journal, 18Th.
The arrivals were 1925 head; sales g.
1884; shipments none.
The weather has been all that could
have been desired for Strengthening and cut
ting, and supplies have been fully up to
the demand. Sellers were required to
make further concessions in order to meet
the views of packers. The closing prices
to-day were nearly as follows: Extra
packing qualities Sc 15@62 %; good to
prime SIS 75@6. The market closed active
and steady. at these prices.--iSt. Louis
Democrat Of the 10Th,
The hog trade during the past week has
been quite dull, owing to the fact that
owners were unwilling to take the current
| price, pieferring to take their chances in
the Louisville market, and consequently
shipped them. Yesterday and the day be-
fore the highest price offered was Sc. so;
several small lots we're sold at these figures
and other lots were disposed of at lower
rates. The ruling price may be safely
quoted at from $500 to Sc 40 per hun.
dred gross. As yet but few hogs have beer
slaughtered and brought to this market,
and therefore we are unable to say what
pork is worth. The farmers ask from
Sc. 20 to 81 net, while the buyers only of
fer from Sc to 500 We have heard o.
several 'porkers" being sold at the lattel
fgures.-Le5Gn0n (Ry.) Clarion, 10th.
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Themule is ereatnre of doubtful orr
gin. but is understood to be sort Of fifth
calf TO the original Egyptian ass. 1t is the
modern end Of its kind, and never both
ers its brain as to the condition of its DOS
terity. In appearance he is the most docile
brute that ever switched tail; sometimes.
however, he goes back on his face, and we
have known him to be good" mule for if
teen years just to get favorable opportuni-
ty to kick the daylights out of man. The
mule is not very great success as an or
nament, about the house, but at the ag-
gressive end of dirt cart his appearance
is by no means to be sneezed at; although
he is the fag end of his race, he
nevertheless has mind of his Owl; this
is beautifully illustrated Just at the very
time you want him to go forward most
promptly; he invariably can't see it Just at
that time, and the pause he takes for re-
Election is some times aggravatipg; as a
saddle-nag he is nothing to boast of; he
either trots, or else refuses to go at all; he
also has habit, when under the saddle, of
stopping too promptly; and unless one is
an artist in mule-ridiDg, the rider general
ly stops about one block in advance of
where the mule stops; this is all out OF
dignity for a gentleman when trying
to cut swell, and show off his horse
manship, especially in muddy weather;
there is only one thing gained by
riding q mule instead of a horse
and that is, you can bump all the dust out
of your saddle most effectually. But,
stop-there is one other advantage that
a small mule possesses over the horse;
when you get tired riding, you can rest by
carrying the donky a ways, and when
thoroughly rested can again sit down on
the mule. Musically, too, the mule may
emphatically be counted in. 1t is emf
nently sweeter in tone than filing a saw,
or saving wood up stairs; the closing cho-
rus of his song would have the most quiet
ing influence in a nursery We feel sure; the
crossese of babies would never make any
further attempts. Take it on the whole,
/ we rather like the mule; and although he
has many influential enemies, we hope he
may be nourished, his race perpetuated,
and he be handed down to our children as
a beautiful blending-of the useful and Or
namental.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-12-14
burglars at Work

The store of Messrs. Brien & Thaxton,
on College street, was entered by thieves
or burglars between midnight and daylight
Monday morning. They had ladder by
which they made ingress into the building
through the rear part at an upper story
window They slid down into the upper
store room, and thence into the counting
room. Mr. Thaxton had been indisposed
Tor some days past, but with his usual eau
ZION and prudence, had left good watchers
there, and the would-be burglars made
hasiy exit through a front window We
are glad TO say that they captured nothing
Ol IntilnsIcal loss TO the firm.
On the same night others of the light
fingered gentry went into the store OF Mr.
Frame. on Church street, and took fine
dress pattern or two, which would not
have aaen recovered but tor the good
efforts oi policeman IN telling Mr.. f. of
the Circumstance. The winter months are
anvltlng TO these thieves and depredators,
and persons cannot be too cautious or care
tul Of their valuahles.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-12-14
AOA1oooS OsssHss ss"s-ss's
WhitaDina lumbar- Chi
Nashville Live stock Market

CATTLE The market has been dull dur
ing the entire week, and but little demand.
The hog product just now has decided
run, and SO long as back bones, spare ribs,
ETC., continue to glut the market, beef re-
mains on the shelf, or in other words is Sc
cond choice. The sales for two days past
have been on the following basis: inferior
24@2sc; ordinary 23@34Ic; choice &c; an
extra article would probably command a
fraction more. The receipts of the week
have amounted to 3S7 head, and droyers
to-day are rather gloomy at the result OF
transactions.
HoGs-The receipts Of the week foot up
8, 277 head, all of which have been sold
Immediately upon arrival at ths pens. For
two days past the receipts have not been 80
liberal, and to-day packers were anxious
buyers at &c gross for choice averages
From present indications this will be the
very outside figure obtained during the
season, and holders of large lots would do
well to take advantage of the present de-
mand, and the renlunerative prices Of
fered
SHEEP--Exeept for shipping there is but
little demand. The receipts of the week
amount TO 10 head, which have changed
hands at prices ranging from 81. 1903. so
per head.
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Consolidation oil Revenue Districts
in HennPkSPP.

Supervisor Emery left this city last Fri
day evening for Washington, where, as we
are informed. be has gone for the purpose
of effecting considerable changes in regard
to the revenue districts Of Tennessee. Our
informant seemed TO he thoroughly posted
in regard TO what is to be done, but did
not seem inclined TO enter into details. He
stated, however, that very considerable
change would probably be made in the way
Of consolidating the revenue districts in
this State, for the purpose, as stated, of
cutting down expenses, and it is expected
that several revenue officials in the State
will bo compelled to throw up their situa-
tions. We see il stated in the Knoxville
Chronicle Of the nth inst, that Hon. II.
H. Harrison, Judge Hughes and Supervisor
Emery passed through that city on the 10th
inst en- route for Washington. 1t may lie
that the visit Of all those gentlemen is
more or less connected with the matters
spoken of above
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-12-14
RIVER AND WEATHER.

The river was still swelling at this point
yesterday with 80 inches on Harpeth
Shoals. Weather cloudy, raw and gloomy.
The Burksville arrived from Cairo, and
has laid up for tina present
Capt. VIM. Strong viii, on nsxt Friday,
introduce to his old friends and patrons
his new and beautiful packet Brill. Capt
Strong is well and favorably known, aud
willno doubt receive liberal share Of pub
lie patronage. By reference TO bis adyer-
tisement it viii be noticed that he has Sc
lected Monday and Friday for his regular
days of departure. The Brill will arrive
tonight, and depart on her nrst trip on
Friday.
Cot, called by his friends Cottingham
for short, will represent the Nashville and
Cairo Packet Company as special passed.
ger agent.
The Cincinnati papers state that tbs
Spray has good trip for this port.
While United States Inspector Ssu.
Houston was testing the boilers Of the g.
w. Thomas, at Evansville, Saturday nom
ing, one fue collapsed at pressure Of 205
lbs. The boat was half loaded for Cumber-
land river, and had sufficient engaged to
fill her out. The boilers are new.
Capt. Tom Harmon and Fayette Spi leFs,
of the bully Tyrone, were in the city yes
terdsy.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-12-14
New Advertisements.

See cheap column for new advertise,
ments.
A cash customer wants a farm of be.
tween 2OG and 300 acres, within 10 or 70
miles of the city, See Newsom, Horton
4 Co.
McAlister d Wheless advertise the bricl
dwelling house, corner Spruce and Nc.
Gavock streets, for rent
See the Chancery notices of Nathaniel
BaxI er, jT., Clerk and Master
A'forced sale for cash only by Yeatmsn
Shi eds & &c. on Thursday morning.
Christmas presents at McClure's Temple
of Music, consisting Of 90 pianos, "a or
gans, together with music boxes, guitars,
violins, flutes, banjos, etc. In the way of
+ pianos, Mcclure had an evenhundred, one
Of which, q magnificent Steinwsy ordered
by Prof. DeOsstro, was removed yester-
day, leaving 80 on hand.
New Wheeler d Wilson sewing machines
or sale cheap at Al Union street.
ktSee notice of W. W. Hobbs, Clerk Of the
Court of Humphreys county.
The committee on the permanent lOca-
ton of the Race Course invite sealed pro-
posals from persons having property suit
able for the purpose. Proposals received
until the 24th inst.
See Chsncery notice Of r. A. Cox, G. a.
NJ. at Gainsboro.
Davidson county coupons receivable for
railroad taxes, by Thos. S. Mari, Banker
Charles Richheimer & Co., the popular
dry goods merchants, College street, in,
form their customers how to keep warm al
q small expense. For particulars see city
notices
The steamer Brill enters the trade be
tween this city and Paducah as a semi
weekly packet.
McKoin & Co. give noii,e that from thi,
date to the LIST of January they will sell
their entire stock of carpets at first New
York cost
Winstead Brothers, No. 81 College street
have q fine assortment of gents grair
boots and shoes, water proof, for hunting
purposes. They also offer a great many
fine shoes, old style, which they are offer
ing low dopSn
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-12-14
The Ladies' Pearl.

The December number of this popular
monthly it now out, and is, indeed, a
Pearl of rare value II stands Mt in bold
contrs st to the sickly, sentimental twaddle
of most of the current literature of the day.
its contributors understand the art of
popularizing religions literature. It's
growing popularity is such, under its low
price of s 90, that the edition for Deem.
Der will lack several hundred supplying
the new subscribers. Mrs. Milly' Nav
Richards, whose charming story of ''The
Light House Keepers Daughter. "
appeared in the Pearl last spring, will be-
gin in the January number story entitled
WANTED A Preacher Rev DR.. Baird
also begins in the January number a love
story. Now, gentle church folks, don't
hold up your hands in horror and condemn
the love story, fill you know what it is.
Read il and see if you can fine its counter
part
The Pe0T being a home magazine, and
cheaper than any other, should have large
circulation in the city. Address John s.
Ward Nashville Tenn
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nashville Grocery Market.

| Trade has been picking up little with
in the past few days, but there is not the
same activity that is usual at this season of
the year. The staples as a general thing
| continue steady. We notice that there is
an Eastern advance of of a cent on hard
sugars, which, however, has had no infiu-
| ence upon our market, except to make
them firm. New Orleans white and vel
low clarified sugars have been introduced
! into our market during the week. MOlasses
! has declined Sc on the gallon since our last
weekly review, and Rio coffee is a fraction
| lower. Salt is entirely exhausted, and at
this time Of writing, there is not a barrel
to be had, but dealers will again be supplied
| by il to-day, and have advices of the
shipment of six barges now en- route for
his point We annex quotations of the
leading articles in groceries, to-wit:
SUoAR-New Orleans prime new CROP
1O@12c; Demerara Supply light 1910;
standard hards 144@144c; N. o. clarified
white 13@13@e; do. yellow 123e; A coffee
14c; B do. 1876; O do. 1870.
MoLkssEs AND SIBUPs-We quote New
Orleans NEW crop zoe; siTups 60G65o;
golden strip $50.
OoFFEE-Rio, common to choice, 100
2I5c; Laguyra 23c; Java 3l@32c.
RIOE-We quote best Carolina 9@9lc.
SAL7-Iiverpool sack So; seven BUSH
el barrels by the car load, 3.S5; Eve and
a half do. 2.75.
TzAs-Imperial I.40@2; Young Tyson
2.25; Black 1.OO@1.5O; Gunpowder 1.65
@2O0
FTsH-Mackerel-Nos 9 end 8. 1900 and
400 2 barrel; in kits, Nos. /, 2 and
800, 200 and LIS. Sardines $500 .
case. -
OazEsE-We quote factory at 164'; Eng
lish dairy, none.
NAus-We quote at AIS for 10d's.
and 25c additional for diminishing grades.
UAHDLEs-Star, hight weight, 13o.
PowDa-Dupont SIS; Hazards SIS;
blasting AIS; fuse, per 100 feet, 75c.
SEoT-Patent $50; buck 2.75.
LnouoRs-Common rectitied whisky 2
gallon, LA; Robertson Comfy 1.75@
2.75; Bourbon 1.25@5. so; Lincoln County
1852. 25; Highwines 10Y.
BAGaING-We quote Dundee at 26c
hemp 32c; fax 33c.
RoPE-We quote at lie.
CoFroN TIEs-We quote at 5000.
BRooMs-We quote at 2. 25C93. 80 q doz.
SuNDB1Es-Blacking, doz. 40@75c,
Wsshboards 2.75 . dOz; Buckets, . doz.,
9. 5O02.75. Tubs 4.50 y nest. Starch
&c. Canay-assorted stick 18c y
ponnd; fancy assorted poe = pound.
Snutf 7.75 y box for CARROTS packed.
Matches s.25 per case. Pepper 33@35c.
Spice soc. Ginger zoe. Oysters 3.75 y
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-12-14
Natures Great Assistant.

"DisObediencs 20 the laws of health must be
inevitably followed by the penalty nature has
imposed. Ignorance respecting these laws is
cO-extensfTe with the human race, hence, the
universal prevalence Of disease, sickness and
premature death Science and skill combined
have brought to our knowledge the precise
character Of different diseases, and enabled u
to treat them, with more or less success, &C
cording t. circumstances. But in the whole
category of medicines or remedies, unaues-
tionably the greatest assistant Of nature is
MISgLER'S HERB RITTERs, because e
never fails when taken in due time. A treat
entwhich a child can understand and prac-
tice is simple enough, and if the Bittsrs is
given when the early symptoms of q disease
appear, a radical cure can be relied upon. This
is our experience for the past eight years in
the treatment of diseases arising from adisor-
dered stomach, liver. kidneys, bowels, lungs
and heart, with this popular remedy."-lhes-
senger Of Health. deOd1wRwlt
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-12-14
PERSONAL.

We noticed, among the guests AT the
City Hotel, the names of Hon. W p.
Wilson, of Msury county, Judge Garden
hire, Sparta, S. II. Collins, Sparta. and
Judge Phillips and Hop. E. l Cola Law.
Congressman elect from this district. Of
Lebanon.
At the MaxSell, among the large list of
guests, appeared the names of c. V. Corey
and lady, and party, of Memphis. They
are newly welded and are visiting ON
beautiful city on their wedding tour.
Hon. w. H. Dewitt, Hon. Sam. Fi,e
and Col. j. H. McHenry, of Carthage;
Col j. B. Lsmb, of Fayetteville; Rev. r.
c. Blitchfeldt of Alabama, agent for the
introduction Of scandinavian immigrants
throughout the Southern States, were in
the city yesterday.
Gen. John C. Brown left for home yes
terday evening.
Mr. Z. II. Plumacher, who was agent of
the Swiss Republic in procuring suitable
homes for Swiss emigrants to Tennessee,
called upon rs yesterday, and expressed
himself so highly pleased with Nashville
that he speaks of making it his future
home.
W. J. Pryor, the atisble agent of the
Nashville and Northwestern and Nashville
and Chattanooga Railroads at Hickman, was
in the city yesterday.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-12-14
Fire This Morning.

About half-past clock this morning 8
fire broke out in Kilcoin's grocery, on the
west side of McLemOre street, between
Church and Broad The structure was
an old Government frame, and
was speedily consumed, with all
1t contained, giving a large flame that
created the impression at a distance of a
great fire. The family of Mr.. Kilcoin
barely escaped-only one trunk being
saved of all their little property.
It was fortunate that there was no wind
prevailing at the time, else the fire would
probably have extended to other frsil tene-
ments adjoining.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-12-14

Death, or what is worse, is the inevitable
result of continued suspension of the men
strual aow 1t is a condition which should
not be trifed with. Immediate relief is
the only safeguard against constitutional
ruin. In all cases of suppression, suspen-
sion or other irregularity of the courses. "
DR.. j. BEadfeld's Female Regulator is the
only sure remedy. 1t acts by giving tone
to the nervous centres, improving the
blood, and determining directly to the or
gans OF menstrusion. 1t is a legitimate
prescription, and the most intelligent doe
tors use it. Prepared by L. H. Brad6elf
ruggist, Atlanta, Ga, at 81 so per bottle,
nd sold by respectable Druggists every
where. dec8-2 taw1m
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-12-14
SPECIAL NOTICES.

IN STOCK AND FOR SALE,
By RICHARD B. WRIGHT, Lumber Yard, corner
Algh and Vine streets, 1000 White Pine Dccrs
all sizes; 1000 White Pine sasn, all Sizes;
100000 Cypress Shingles shaved; 100000
White Pine Shingles (sswedl
Terms-Cash. dsc3 tim MN