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Flowing Orchards.

In orchards why're the canker vorm
prevails. Tie owners of which have neg
lected 10 apply ia, or printers ink as we
adVlced shem two or three weeks ago, it
will be found very useful to plough, turn
ing the soil to as great depth as is prac-
ticsole without disturbing the roots, Il
the blowing is donc at the proper time,
that is just before the grubs begin to make
ascent Of The trees, it viii prove pretty
complete projection, Every orchard
ought to be kept under cultivation, o
curse, most of the time. Every good
cutivator knows that. Nov es it ought
TO be plowed any how, OF spaded up aud
taken care Of, why not do it in the Fall
and thus secure double adyaatogo.
Where there mas been trouble with the
canker worm, we say plow by ali means
and if you haven't dcne it already, try
it Immediately. But in pioTing sunder
trees that are Of any value for the quail
ty Of their fruit greaS care is requisite
not to injure the roots. Plow shallow
where the roots are running, and look oil
and not bark or deface the trees by til
careless handling of the plough: il good
orchard is worth taking care of, and
it isn't good the owner ought to have
pride enough in it to make it so.-Nass
achHscHs pIoaghm0n.
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ng.l1, lS70-tf.

WONT READ THIS!
Unless you wish to buy your
SEGA DIRECT
Tie Mandatory aud save 2a per cent
We lave the largest Segar Manufactory:ir
the State Of Virginia, and are prepared tc
furnish Segars lower than they can be bought
in New York or Baltimore.
Also keep constantly on hand we'll Sc
leeied stock of Leaf and Manufactured To-
bacco, Snuff, Pipes, &c.
All goods warranted to be as represented.
=. STEINER & YoHE,
No. 4 8 King Street,
Dec. 9-ly Alexandria. va.
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lie who is 100 busy TO find time for
prayer is busir than God asks him TO be,
aud the fruit ef susb la*bor is poison
unto death.
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a CERTAIN DISEASE

gher the M isguided and imprudent Vot@rY
.I.svra fnds that he has limb ibed the seeds O.
ehis painful disease il too often hapl ems '1a e.
al-,imea sense of shame or dr.aa
s;.orarv deters aim rom applying 10 thost
~ from education ard fespecubiity, can
.,one befriend hTrD. He falls into the HANDS
;gnorant and designing pretendefs, WHO, lhcapa
ble of curing, Glch his petunlaty substance
saen him tr;sing month after month, OF as Ion1
- tba e,r a Hest fee can be obtained, ana IN deS
siriears llra with rained health to sigh owe
lis calling disappointment; or, oF the use OF una
eapdiv noiscn: Mercury. cause the consutus'H
a svtiato.sls oil tHis hori"d disease TO MAKE tei
aTr,a,.fnee sci. as .sieefateii sore throa'; ais
,-ased nose rcctp nah pain ii the bead a2t
i;.-ts ctia.ress fs;gkt deafness, nodes on th'
go hove. end arms blotches Oh the head, iac'
.ad exfref,l5 Tres progressing with irlShltui rtH
iaitv. til at last tie palate OF tne mouth or "
nnnes of e G nose fG Il ii. srd the Ylcum OF lih
saN,t7I disease becomes a kofrld object OF com
x.;ssrotion ~ death nut period to his dread
fal sufierings. by sending Lin 10 that undiscoTef
sa country freA whence no Traveller returns.
10 srcb. therefore Dr.. johnson Offers tn,
sasst certain, speedy, pleasant and enecluai feh
s6y in TIE word.
OFFICE. ! s0gTH FREDER lex ST.,
left hand side going from Baltimore street
few doors from the corner. i all not to observe
Aame and number
N ;nino stamy to be used on the reply. Fer
sens Writing should state age, and send portol
: AZ aslyel tisement describing - nPtems- -
The Doctors DIPLOMA bangs in his. Office.
ENDORSEMET OF TIE PRESS
The many thousands cured at this estaOllshmen
within tle last twenty years and tn. numerous
surgical GesrIh'son eopytsps Of tSe SUI
saa MAJ other papers, notices of which hay
sared ,eaIu before the rubiiee, besides hi
.!.oss,nr Is a. gentleman T character and re
xa.si biiity, Is sufficient guarantee to IN
AL DISEASES SPEEDILY Cured.
SEQ ai-ts.
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u 5. RICHARDSON.
* ARCHITECT AND BUILDER,
gDINBURG, SHENANDOAH COUNTY, VA,
Is prepared to receive srd execute orders
ar ali work in his line, Parties proposing to
bnild will please ealf or send for designs
Satisfaction guaranteed in all cases.
marah, 81, IF. 81
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1871-12-07

CsToRE-H HOUSE, DWELLING HOUSE
AND LOFT
: For sa e in TIMBER LEE, Rockingham
Co, Va. ,u,.
in 4 pood eection For further particr lars
adIrses jos. q. McINTURFF,
nav. o-4t. Timberville, Va.
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Cue sheaaaaoaA gerald.
Rates or Advertising.

KaItS OF AUYtTIIslNg. s,
Transient advertising nserted atiths rate Of 81
per square (tenin,s of this type.l The rates Of
three months and upwards, will be found IN the
following table,
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TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.

q .j,.J actresses al. hose who have injured
srpssirss BY inpFoper INDULGENCE and s9iitaF.
Ia bits. which ruin beth body and mint uniting
llyn for either business study, society or. isa =
IIsgs. -, 1oi,4
esect. [Iadaced By the early habis Of y"uth-
yiz: weakness O. the Back and limbs, pains III
,sn head. duoncss Of sight, loss q muscu.aI
sawer, pa!pafation Of ths heart, dyspepsia, ner-
FFors Ip.iteb;lity, arrangement Of he digestive
functions General deb lily, y nptoms OF CON
EENTAf.IY.-The feaFftl effects % Tie Inind
s,enucl to be dreastsd. Less 81 memory
coafasion Of ideas Oppression .! spiitts Sc E y,
forebeidings aversion 70 &C., ne''s sa-
thousands Of persons Of all ages can now
szdge what Is TIE esnse o: theiF deciing health
losing their vigor becoming weak, Pa'e, nc.
yous and eplacfat4d raw ing slngu lar appear
snse about the eyes, cough and tynPtens Of
eoEsrmE ton.
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Young AiEN.

Who have Injured themselves by a certain prae.
,aea ipdu 10 ed il when alone, a habit frequent
r. learned from evil companions or at school the
elects Of which are nightly feit, even Mhel
siaad destroys both mind and body, should
Nfs'f hat g .,:tv lat vouzg man, the hope o.
~ rounIrt ard the prize o. bis parents, shodi'
es snatch d i.oa a. prospects and eIloy Nieht O.
NTe tr the consequences .. ceFIa1AAe iI0ui ~
- :rrni;rs. .sld fnaa,iny Certain secrei
ssbit, suoa persons 1aasE, before eomteEapla-
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Or. JOHNSTON

Member Of tie Royal College Of Surgeons. London
graduate OF one OF the most eminent Colleges
in The United States, and. the greater part oil
stose liza has been sptnt IN the hospitals, OF OF
ondnn Paris, Philadelphia and elsewhere, mas
lid some of the most ston;shng ctres that
[ var. ever known many. troasied with ringing
IN the head and eaas when asleep, great ner-
syousne-s, being alan med at sudden sounds
lssblulnese, with f:eqnent bushing, attended
,1metimes with arrangement OF mind, were
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1871-12-07

Married persons or 1ctng 5icn conienl. iating
s,arriage, aware III i'hY steal " eekness !oss OF
eitabilits. palpitatiot, Urgin;c u eakness, Ner-
sea. Debility, or any other Disqualification
speedily rSiiered.
lie who place. himself under the care of DR.
). NAY relyionsiy eonide in his honor as a
gentleman. aud confidently rely upon lis skill
as = physician.
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~ -
AhhSiA0A,

sssees that eo~ld n;ht aI,2 ooay are me
- ,'.rrssa;y- RED fsites &c promote eonnuba
S.r',iness indeed, withoat these the journey
throcgn lie becomes weary piigr image, 90.
,,o.r9c. hourly arke4s 10 ,iIe view, the ninf
.eco;pes ,hados, ed with despair, and HI ed VIII
fhs melancholy reflection thst the happiness
anethsr Is big htsd Hith our own
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Special Notices inserted at 20 eents per tine
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YOUNG MEN

E.si.Ey. .w.o bay5 become t-'s victims OF
l.as;t which aunua! y s'r.egs u ~ untiaeiy
lave thcusar,s Ct Young tieI g Tie most e1-
$50 talents as.d brilliant intellect. WAC NIGH
er.aerw ise have enhanced listening renates Win
lie thunder. Of eioeueuca, or s6Sed to ecstsey
,ae living lvr., pav Cd / with iu!i confidence
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CHANGE OF TIME.
MD. RAILROAD,
Ia -


Two take. effect Tuesday, June 18th, 1870,
1 Calvert Station. Conner Franklin and
Calvert Streets, Trains leave 1855 A. M,
and $50 p. NJ for Owings' Mills, Refs
terstown, Finksbnrg, Westminster, New
Windsor, Union Bridge, Middleburg, Dou.
BILE Pipe Creek.
RETURNING,
Leave Union Bridge at 4. 40 aud I. 0S A.
NJ. and $50 p. NJ.
Double Pipe Creek at Gas A. NJ. and
500 P. NJ.
Westminster at $40 and 1852 A. NJ. and
4.30 p. NJ.
0wiugs' Mills at $50 and 906 A. NJ. and
5.54 L. NJ, and arrive at Baltimore at 8. Is
and 1915 A. NJ. and ISL P. NJ.
Stages connect at Glen Morris Station for
hampstead and Manchester on arrival OF
7.55 A. NJ. tain from Baltimore; at Mid
dleburg Station for Taneytown and at Don
bile Pipe Creek Station for Emmlttsburg on
arrival same train.
An Express Car leaves Calvert Station,
Baltimore, daily, Except Sunday at 3. 80
7. NJ. Light freight and parcels can come
by this car il delivered before 800 P. NJ.
PASSENGER STATION. The Depot of N.
c. x. W. Freight Station Corner Centre
and North Streets.
Office Of General Freight and Passenger
Agent, No. 100 North Street.
Office Of President and Superintendent,
No. "a North Street, Baltimore.
N, B.-A Ticket Office has been opened
at No. 0 North Calvert street, opposite
Barnum's Hotel. Tickets can be procured
at any time during the day at oil points on
line of Road. Baggage called for, checked
and delivered upon application at this Office.
JOHN I. RIGNEY,
june % Master of Transportation.
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PRAcTIcAL JOKE - Rather an anus.
ing joke was practiced recently on one
Of the committee 81 ladies' appois,cd to
examisc hsSey, and dhcf sweets, and
award premiums, alta fair in California
Some practical joker procured o honey
jar aud filed IL with DR. McDaniel's
castor oil, and labelled il 'shoDey. !"
The jar was nicely fired and set among
the numerous honey samples. When
the committee came along this nice
looking jar immediately attracted her
attention and she proceeded to examine
t. Holding in one hand an immense
tablespoon, she poured out the contents
Of the jar, the clear amber color of
which excited favorable remark, and il
was declared as fine boxing honey as
there was in the pavilion. Her mouth
watering for the delicious sweet, aud
eyes sparkling IN Joyous anticipation,
she threw her head back, opened her
mouth, thrust IN the spoon and swsL
loved the contents at gulp. but the
pleasant expression which was on her
couutensnes was Immediately srccecded
By symptoms ofhorror mud disgust and
The laughter Of the Joker, who witness
sed the success Of the trick soon led
70 an exposition Of the fraud.
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THE MIEIsrER's PARRor.--A comic
story j teld Of Dead S4slsy'S parrot
which vas great pet Of the whole fam.
y One dsy Polly managed to open
her cage and get away, to the conster-
NATION Of the whole household. After
: great search some one found Polly ID
- eardsn on the Top OF an apple tree.
The welcome news was communicated
20 the dean, who, with the whole Of the
inmates, rushed out at once, accompa.
MED By Dr. Vaughan. who, With ,solnc
friends vas thea on 4 visit 10 The dean.
Polly WIS found swinging herscIf in the
topmost branch, but when she discover
ed the large audience below her, she
looked gravsly down a. theB, and said,
I" Let rs pray"
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DR.. LEONARD zEPP,

HAVING located at the East End Of
IL Westminster, offers his professional
services to the public. When not engaged
may be found at bis office or residence,
one door west of Stansbury's Hotel.
may 6,-6n
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and Hats ready made and made to order in
the very latest styles and at the shortest
possible notice.
All the above mentioned goods viii be
sold as cheap as they can be bought in Bal
timore. Main Street, few doors west OF
Depot, at p. B. Mikesell's old stand. -
nov "a
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DR.. =. !. vanderford,
DEN list,
NO. Gs NORTH CHARLES ST.
BALTIMORE, MD.

y REFERENCES.
Hon. H. G. s. Key, ST. Mary's co., Md
Hon. b. q. Harris, -
Col. G. Billingslea, !"
DR.. II. G. NeaIe, I"
Joseph II. Key, Esq, 20
Hon. p. r. Biegs, New Castle CO., Del.
Rev. John Patton, D. d., q Z"
Rev. John Collins McCabe, d. D. !"
Hon. Hiram Mccullough, Cecil CO., Nd.
Rev. Henry Mathews, . ~
Hon. Geo. Earle, late Asst. Post Gen'l.
n1v i1--0 FtEAaG
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asit aud aulnor.


49,
Frankly A. was young man who FOL.
lowed his trade ofearpenter Ilewas an
honest, INDUSTRIOUS, aud religious young
man, quiet and unobtrusiye, but withal,
naturally shrewd and obseryant jim.
my H. was hard. working young far,
mer. who cultivated his own land, and
though an humble mon, he was regard
cd as well-to do person, in his neigh
borhood, and as very fair ''catch, by
mammas with manageable daughters.
Ii 80 happened that Frankly aud Jimmie
conceived liking for the same young
lady, the daughter ola respectable far.
mer in the peighborhood Fraoky had
been regular visitor at the farmers
house for some tune, and had establish.
ed very intimate relations with the fam
lily. He would 20 OF q Saturday night,
after finishing his weeks work, and
stay until Monday morning, 50 that he
came to be looked upon almost as zone
of the family" One Sunday afternoon
Frankly was at the farmers house as
usual. The table had been spread for
supper and they were about sitting down
to very plain repast Of mush and milk.
just then Jimmy was seen riding up
the lane on a fine spirited young horse.
The farmer went out to meet him. The
mother gathered up her plain delft cups
aud saucers together with the milk and
mush aud brown.table cloth, and disap-
peared into the kitchen. The daughter
swhipt up stairs aud exchanged her dull
calico for her best silk, and soon joined
thc gentlemen. in the parlor, radiant
with sm lies aud metauorphosed into a
tioe lady. 10 the meantime the supper
table had been respread. The china
glittered upon enc white table cloth,
and tempting ashort caks, /" and pot
OF fragrant tea, had been provided in.
stead Of the palmer mush and milk
Supper was anncunced. ! II vas the
custom 10 the family to have ''grace" at
meals, and the farmer usually called
upon Frankly toresder that service. He
did so on this occasion. Frankly, who
had been silent but attentive spectator
Of all that had passed since the coming
OF his rival, and who was somewhat Of q
wit withal, drew up TO the table, and
with becoming CAVITY commenced as
Vi III n n pa lss..s 9lis ~
The Lord be praised how I'm amazed
Tssee how things are mended,
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ATTENTION. FARNERS!

WE have on hand apd for sale sixty
w bushels Of choice Clover Seed.
GRIMES a STOUFFER,
At the Railroad Depot, Westminster,
feb 10
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DIR. j. IL. BilIingsIea

I S still actively engaged in the Practice
L of Medicine.
Ie1S- Office and Residence at John L.
Keiisnider's. aug l9--tf
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ron sHERIFF.

Messrs. Editors:
DLEASE announce ANDREW GRAM.
il MER, Esq, as n Candidate for the
next Sheriffalty. lie is native OF our
district, and If he will consent to serve will
be literally supported by
jan IN OLD DUG HILL.
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MONTOUR HOUSE
NOTICE.

YSHE undersigned hereby gives notice
II that he has been appointed General
Agent OF the Carroll County Fire Insurance
Company. All persons desiring to insure
property teither real or personal, in ;his
Company, viii please address the Agent at
Westminster, Nd, al communications will
receive prompt atten ion.
JOHN r. DIFFENBAUGH,
ang 25--tf Agent.
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FOR smERlrF.

THE friends OF. William Stiner, of New
Windsor, in Hampstead District, present
him as a candidate for Sheriff in 1871, sub.
ject to the decision Of the nominating CON
vention Of the Democratic Conservative
Party. novII
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nR. DANIEL 8. COONAN has re-
" moved his office and residence, one
ioor west Of G. Zacharias' Hotel, Weet
End, Westminster. july
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YvHE subscriber, Licensed Scrivcner, is
IL always ready, on short notice and rea.
sonable terms, TO write Deeds, Mortgages,
Bills Of Sale, Bonds, Releases, Wills, &c.
d. p. SAYLER.
Double Pine Creek, Nd. mar 10.
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AIpacas.

A CHOICE assortment Of fine Black
IN Alpacas also low priced and fancy
colors, at
sep 20 H. i. Norris q Co.'S.
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A LARGE supply Of Laces, Jaconet
IA Edgings and lnsertings, Infants Waists,
just received from Philadelphia, al
apzl Mrs. A. .. 1rmsirong's
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E0R Diarrhoaa nd Summer Complaints
IL seIiering's Co npound Syrup Of Black
berry Koct Sold 5yA. II. Huber and
John W. Wilmer. iulys
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Danl. q. Wright,
ATTORNEY AT LAW

nIorFrcE So Lexington Street, Balti-
more, Nd.
APT. nov IS, 1859.
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HORSE AND CARRIAGE MARKET.
EEw-YoRK, Saturday, June $, 1871

NEw-YoRK, Saturday, June s, 1871.
retrospective glance cast over the week
t past Will show that 1t has been tho "sowest" week
III 'ne Horse market during the season. The supply in
te MARKET Ia moro than the demand jusifes and II
ha m.V want horses do not get them IL will not be
NJ mere were none to be obtained in the market
~ W. brure ono OF the editors Of The Turf Field and
TWW S1eu In the China for England on Wednesday last
nc WIZ Ds gone about two months. Gen g. A. Custer
purchased OF DIR. EnOeh Lewis OF Lexington KY last
Gray Eagle, for 81 200. -
The past week has not shown any material change I'm
the carriage market The principal maDufctnTers and
dealers have work and ORDERS sulcient 10 hen them
busy but others complain that business has fallen or
very materialy nor can it be wondered at that lu
should occur in the trade for months the activity of
the market has exceeded probably anything known in
the business for the same length Of time.
Fine work was never I'm better demand, and the num-
her of rstass carriages, light and heavy that have
been sold is very great Dealers have found their best
business in selling fine and good work The styles in the
market show no material change since last season. Tho
pony phaeton basket body is very POPULAR some have
The I'm dish canopytop others have top hat is equally
light but supported by light iron posts; thls preferred
bV many as t does not have that constant teDhS mo
tion so Objectionable in the canOpyop prices range
from sl75 to $500 and upward The imports OF Gaiages
during the week were small viz: Imports OF carriages
2, 81 SOL
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OFFICE OF
0. S. ASSISTANT TREASURER.

NEWBORN, june
!, conformity With instructions from the Secretary OF the Treasury
th given 70 the holders Of Per Cent Temporary Loan Ger
~ issued uner the Of March 1851 and Jolly - 1900 'A
bearing date Dec IS 1857, to March l6 1868. Of the
~ a,o between .he thirteen hundred and sew
g.o and eyente h1ndred and ten t7' inclusive snd OF
Of 1000 tAo numbers ffeoa hundred and
sv (IS hundred aud hryeshi u7) inclusive
N ~ nail on p-en,aton At and that from and after the S
a. u 1871 sueh certificates will bear Interest and will
- longer avabos portion Of the lawful money reserve Of any
.N.aonsl Banking Association.
THOMAS HILLHOUSB, Assistant Treasurer U. 8
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USfrRD STATES MARINE CoRPs QUARTERsAsrERs's}
OFFICE. WAsHISGrOS May 70. 1911
AROpASAIS For EIIEl. -Snnled prnnosal

USirED STATES MARINE CORPS, QUARTERsAsrERs'sl
OFFICE. WAsHlSGrOS, May 10, 1871. y
PROPOSALS FOR FUEL.-Sealed Proposals
will be received this Zee until o'clock m. OF THURSDAY
22 day Of June for supplying Wood aud Coal 10 the inter
States Marines following places during the h
ending June 60 1872 the Wood be mechanb oak and TO be
delivered piled measured Inspected points within The UNITS
Marine Barracks b. designated by the commanding marine
officer free Of expense to the United States -. ,
The Coal b, good white ash anthracite coal e ron "' a
weigh tO pounds 20 the 10 be inspected sud de'l ~
points within tie limits Barracks may De
commanding officer 10 the Iue
Coal furnished the monthly or qua el
son Fl the commanding ofcer showing the QUANTITIES e4 "
eordaRce with regulations, Vi: AZ . -
WASHINGTON CITY d Z.
go tuns Of Coal $50 cords Of Wood
PORTSMOUTH, n. H.
100 Of Coal. rs cords Of Wood. 800
CHARLEsrOWN MASS
80 tans Of Coal 100 cords Of Wood
$50 tqn, Of Coal 100 cords o. WOOD,
PHILADELPHIA, PA
100 tuns Of Coal, 80 eorls Of Wood "a
90 tuns Of Coal 50 cords Of Wood -,
PENSACOLA, FLA
IS cords Of Wood -. 49,. cyt, q, he measured
WEIGHED in,p.el and certified by the Ho'rhuh ~ r,on &c
b The Nayy Department and the expense As'en'ns '
P q S proposal can obtained upon application any '
Marine pos@ 40 ,or ,h receipt II accounts ul
n ~. commenting officers Of the pos' a. "hon INV WV "
bern deiyeoL Il, ,eiec, s bid considered Unreasonable
pr ltu .yusd by rrspouah" Pefs.'' 1900
guaranV' o.f =, bv he United States Dsi1ct Jli' uil
by mla Dc cI ~ Ti states Clcttor must accompany each
states u $3.50. hi ~ I'm not considered ,..
40 be illyfi'i '''t" WILLIAM B SLACK.
Major aal QlaIterns.t. trie! oia'r' daiAe WITS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-05
90 mhom II man Concern
fflarbIe ano Glatc Hlantels.

A KLABER STEAM MARBLE and MARBLE-
~ IZING WORKS 1874 and Egheathst Offers 500 Marble
and MarsIed Manes all complete Also hsnumenis Grave stones
Table Tops, al price. that defy eanpent on.
g KLABER a. Co., MARBLE WORKS, 2l7
- I Wsst Tihysr. between Broadway and Eghth-ayei
Marble and Mareled Msne Monuments HeAsionsi greatest va
Iees; cheapest IN the city.
Snn VERY FINE SLATE MANTELS at re-
s)DO duced prices for the next 80 Gays - 'o'
as Sittbsye between THRIFT hh and Tnirty-siIth'sts
ct1- AND UPWARDS-Marble Mantels,
% - work good pterl prices lower than am other house
RICHARD WAIHAE 3j3 West l5tbSt bet S'h ana 'n A'o'