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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-03-25
Sundays Dispatches,
WASHINGTON.
General News Summary.


WASHINGTON, March 24.-The mill
tary members Of the japanese Embassy
visited the United States Signal Office
last night for the purpose Of witnessing
the reception OF signal reports from
distant signal stations and the making
up OF the weather probabilities. The
reception OF reports commenced at II
o'clock and at l:30 A. NJ. precisely the
synopsis was finished, the maps printed
and one copy delivered to each visitor
The visitors were afterward Hospitality
entertained by Gen. Meyers.
1t is rumored that the Georgia Cen
;ral Railroad has purchased the con
trolling interest in the steamships Virgo,
Leo San Salvador, Magnolia, General
Barnes and Herman Livingston, be-
longing to the several lines plying
between Savannah and northern ports.
The Honorable Joseph F. Wilson, OF
Iowa, is developing strength among
the voters in the Southern States as
candidate for the Vice Presidency. All
the delegates to the Philadelphia Con
ven,ion which have been appointed by
those States have expressed themselves
in favor OF Mr.. Wilson. The well
posted politicians mere seem to
think that the contest for the Vice
Presidency at Philadelphia will be
between Senator Wilson, of Massachu-
setts and the Hon. Jos. +. Wilson, Of
Iowa: that Vice-President Colfax is
in earnest about retiring from politics,
and if his name is brought before the
Philadelphia Convention, it will merely
be'to obtain complimentary notice.
The Signal Office has reports OF snow
to.day at Boston, Grand Haven, Mon
treal Mount Washington, O.wego,
Cleveland, Cheyenne, Denver, Duluth,
and Virginia City; and rain at Gal
weston, Mobile, New Orleans. shreve-
port, Vicksburg, and JacksopvIlle,
Florida. >.
mon, that the letter OF General Long
street resigning his position as Surveyor
Of the port of New Orleans, together
with the Presidents reply, has never
been given to the press.
The State Department has been ad-
v;sed by General Schenck Of the return
of Earl Granville's reply to Secretary
Fisb's note, and the fact that it LETT
Queenstown on Friday last 1t is uu-
derstood that the reply does not recede
from the position taken in the first
note
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ACCIDENTS.

TRENTON, n. j., March 23.-A boiler
in the New Jersey Steel and Iron
Works exploded tonight. killing the
fire man and wounding five others.
MARYsvILLE, O., March %. "A
you ng man named George Bryant, EN-.
ploy in the warehouse at this place,
was crushed to death while coupling
cars this afternoon.
MILFORD CENTRE, o., March 23;-
This afternoon a man named John
Snyder was instantly killed by being
caught in alarge fly wheel of portable
saw mill at Woodstock.
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The Weather To-day.

WASHINGTON, March "a, 100 2. NJ
ProbabiLihss.-A falling barometer will
extend during tonight and Monday
from the Mississippi Valley to the
Atlantic with increasing easterly to
southerly winds and rising temperature,
An area OF rain will extend over the
Southern States and cloudy weather
with rain and snow from thence to Lake
Erie and the upper lakes during tonight
and over the Middle States very gen
erally and rain on Monday. A rising
barometer, northwest winds and clear
ing weather will extend east over the
Mississippi Valley during tonight and
probably over the upper lake region,
the Ohio Valley and Gulf States on
Monday. Dangerous winds are not
anticipated for the Atlantic and Gulf
States
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NEw York. March %

NEW YORK. march 20.
FLOUR-The market ia dull $6 95
6,7 o. Tor extra State; 90 1906 80 Tor
superfine western; s6 6096 90 Tor choice
extra western; 50 95G7 IS for choice
do; g. 6j(a,S ID Tor common 10 CHOICE
white whest western extra, IS S59I 10
for common TO good shipping brands
extra round hoop Ohio; 81 1907 50
for trade brands; 6 90G7 60 for common
TO fair extra 81, Louis, and 81 65@9 30
for good 10 choice DO. Southern -four
frmer at Sc S5N)7 90 for common 10 fair
extra and s. gj99 80 for good to choice
do. Rye flour steady at ~ l0C95 u.
Corn meal quIet.
GRAIN-Wheati is dull and nominal;
81 546l 81 ior No. , spring in store;
81 596l 81 for No do; 81 G9
al 10 Tor winter red western; 81 100
"a Tor amber western, 81 75(al 50 Tor
white do. Rye lsquiet and firm al 9Oc Tor
western. Barley dull aod unchanged.
Corn 756S7lc for new western mixed
afioat. Oats shade frmer at 53(95jtc
Tor western and jjCa.5Sc for Ohio.
PROVISIONS-Pork quiet at $l3 %
6l3 Is for new mess; Sll % for prime
mess and $l3 90 for new prime mess.
Beef il quiet Tierce beef nominal nj
SIG 00GIS 10 for prime mess. and
$l9 00M2l % for India do. Cut meats
quiet at si@9tc for hams, and 595ic
for shoulders; middles are dull. Lard
steady at si9llic for prime kettle
rendered.
DRESSED HOGS-Dull al 5i95.c
for western.
BUTTER-S,eady at ll@l2tc for
western and 24G939c for State.
CHEESE-Quiet at l392Oc for com
mon TO prime.
COTTOS-On spot opens quiet and
a shade firmer at pc for low middlings
and 22ic for middling uplsnds; future
deliveries opened shade firmer at 22c
for low middliugs and 22!c Tor mddling
uplands.
PETROLEUM - -Quiet and firm
at l2i9l2;c 'or crude. and 22i@22ic
Tor refined.
TALLDW-ls quiet at si99c
stearipe nominal at 9@l0ic.
WHISKY-Firm at SOC for western
free .
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Ctuctunnti Market.
CINCINNATI, March 2S.

IlSCiSSArl, mArCn I'd.
BUTTER-Western reserve, at 2S6
sc; best grades very scarce.
COTTON-Quiet; middling At &c;
receipts, "a bales; shipment, AIS bales;
stock, S266 bales.
FLOUR-Buoysnt, with an upward
tendency; supertine at 81 6097 90 /;
family. 81 5O6d7 IS.
GRAIN-Whcat- winter. 81 g.
al 20; mill, 81 Is; white, 81 500
81. Corn-mixed and white, ear. at
4l@41c; shelled, lc higher. Oats n,
3S@42c. Barley firm; common TO
choice fall at 55@S0c.
OlL-Linseed at SS9S9c.
PROVISlONS-Mcss pork held At
Sl2 90. Bulk meats quiet; shoulders.
&c; clear sides, 6tc. Bacon steady;
shoulders, SIC; clear sides, &c. Sugar
cured hams at ll@l2c. Lard quiet;
city kettle, Ss@Sic.
SEEDS-Dull.
WHlSKY-At SIC.
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Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, March 23.
GRAlN-Prices for grain were weak
and easier; holders were axious to realize
owing to unfavorable reports from
Liverpool and New York; No. 2 spriag
active at 81 23l@l Sat cash and seller
April. Corn, medium, an active de-
cline Of 9@ic; No. 3 at 30@37tc cash.
Goats more active and easier; No. = at
S0tc cash. Rye was quiet for eastern
No. >; regular receipts 70c, Barley
dull; eastern and No. . nominal,
SOC for regular 50@52lc for fresh
receipts.
FLOUR-Very dull.
MISUNDERSTANDING
PROVISIONS-Dressed hogs. a lin
tied supply at S To- mess pork frmer
at $ll 60 cash. Lard at $S 40 for
April. Beef cattle active and higher
at 81 5000 ~.
LIVE HOGS-Actiye OF a ESQ
4 60.
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WASHINGTON.
General News Summary.

WASHINGTON, March 23.-United
States Surgeon George W. Wood, and
Assistant Surgeon, Clarence E. Beack'
have been detached from the naval
hospital, Mare Island, California, and
ordered to Lackawanna. Assistant
Surgeon, Remus c. Persons, from the
navy yard at Mare Island, California,
and ordered to the naval hospital OF
the yard.
Dispatches from the Southern Atlantic
fleet to the Navy Department, dated at
Dohia, January q, state that the yel-
low fever prevails extensively among
the shipping in the harbor Of Pernam
bui, and that there have been a large
number of deaths from that disease.
The general health of the Southern
Atlantic fleet is first rate.
Considerable dissatisfaction is evinced
by the holders Of coupon bonds OF the
government and other parties subject to
income, in consequence OF the con-
struction put upon the income tax laws
by the Internal Revenue Bureau. Every
one was the impression that Congress
designed that no income tax was to be
collected after January |, 1872, yet
the internal revenue officials hold that
the tax must be retained on all coupons
due up to and including the first of
June next. the payment Of which takes
in any month OF last year.
The morning paper here has the fol-
lowing regarding Governor Curtin:
We understand that Governor Curtin,
the United States Minister at st. Peters
burg, has resigned that position and
will return to his home in Pennsylvania
in month or two. This resignation
is not altogether unexpected, and has a
political significance at this time, which
will soon find an authenticated express
sion in an important form.
1t is learned officially that this gov
ernment has taken such action in the
case of DR.. Howard, Of Philadelphia
now imprisoned in Cuba, that leads to
hopes OF his speedy release.
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BUFFALO,.
The weather-BuRalo and James
town Railroad.

The Weather-BnRalO and James
town Railroad.
BUFFALO, March 23.-It is showing
here this morning very heavily and
reports received from Toronto, Ottowa
and upper points in Canada state tina
a very heavy snow storm is prevailing
in that section.
The announcement received from
Albany of the passage by the State
Senate of the bill incorporating the
Buffalo and jamestown railroad gives
great satisfaction. Itnow only requires
the signature Of the Governor to be-
come law. In the meantime directors
are fixing matters, and several surveys
have already been made.
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CONGRESSIONAL.
WASHINGTON, March .;

WASHINGTON, March %.
The session OF the House was very
slilnly attended, but very few Of the
mem bers being in their seats. Several
short speeches were delivered, among
them one by Mr.. Hoar, of Massachu-
sets, defending the manufacturers Of
Massa chusetts against the charges OF
cruelty to their operatives. By Mr. Orr,
of Indiana, against further laud grants,
and in favor of reserving the lands for
actual settlers By Mr.. Cotton, OF Iowa,
upon the subject of tariff and it's effect
on the different interests of the country.
The II ouse then adjourned.
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SPAIN.

MADRID, March 24.-There having
been much said of late respecting the
intended abdication OF the Spanish
throne by King Amadeus, his Majesty
has seen fit to express his views upon
the subject, and declares that he will
never abdicate the throne SO long as he
has the confidence and support of his
subjects, but will to the last extremity
energetically and zeslously defend the
Spanish crown against any and all at
tempts upon its integrity and honor.
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CHICAGO.

Victim OF the Pennsylvania Rail.
road Accident.
CHICAGO, March 22.-Amopg the
victimsof the terrible accident on the
Pennsylvania railroad was Miss Aman-
da Harpman, daughter Of the Rev.
DR.. Harpman, pastor Of the Evangel-
ical Lutheran church, situated, before
the fire, at the corner Of Ohio and
Lassale streets. She had been visiting
a cousin in Baltimore, and was return
ing to her home. She was twenty
years of age. Her remains will reach
this city to-day.
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Holy WRsK.-The week on which
we have now entered is called Holy
Week and is marked by impressive

| HOLY WEEK.-ine week On Wnlcn
we have now entered is called Holy
Week and is marked by impressive
services in the Catholic and Eplsco-
palian churches in the country. Yes
terday was Palm Sunday, when was
commemorated the triumphal entry of
Christ into Jerusalem, when palms
were strewn in His path. The relation
OF the events which took place during
the first Holy Week occupy nearly one
halt of the entire Gospels, and the
Church regards it as the most solemn
and important period in the worlds
history, and is fully illustrated by the
impressive services, which each sue
ceeding year remind the faithful of the
cardinal doctrines Of their creed. On
Palm Sunday the palm is blessed and
distributed in all Catholic churches,
Immediately before High Mass.
During this week, which closes the
Lenten fast, there will be daily celebra-
tions of the Holy Eucharist, in accord
ance with the provisions oil the prayer
book, which appoints an Epistle and
Gospel for each day-a provision never
made except on days of Holy Com
mupion. The week will be one Of
devotion in all the Roman Catholic
churches.
On Thursday but one Mass will be
celebrated, and the organ will play and
the bells be rung during the "Gloria in
Excelsis," after which they will remain
silent until Holy Saturday. The hosts
will be consecrated during the Mass,
one of which will be carried in solemn
procession to the repository prepared
for the occasion, and where it will be
left for public alteration during the re-
mainder OF the day. On Friday the
host will continue to be exposed during
the Office, and the Passion will be sung
according to St. John. The crucltix
will be uncovered and presented 10
the faithful for their veneration. The
subject OF the preaching will be the
Passion of the Savior. On Holy Sat
urday the functions will be performed
at sunrise. The ceremonies will open
by blessing the fire, Lighting the triple
candle, blessing the paschal candle and
five grains OF incense, reaching the
twelve prophecies and blessing the bap
tismal font. The first Mass for Easter
will then be celebrated, and on begin
ming the GLORIA in Excelsls." the
organs will again play and the bells
ring. From Holy Saturday until the
feast Of the Ascension the pascbal candle
will be lighted at High Mass and
Vespers to remind the faithful that
Christ remained upon the earth for
forty DAYS after his resurrection from
the tomb. On Holy Thursday the
altars of all the churches will be
beautifully decorated with flowers, and
on Friday they will be draped in mourn
ING
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ILLINOIS.

a Car Takes Fire and n Consumed
Marrow Escape.
SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, March 24.-As a
Yesterday morning train on the South.
western railroad was approaching this
CITY from Pars, car took FIRE from the
engine, and was entirely consumed. 1t
contained horses, COWS and household
furniture, the property Of q man who
was moving West, and all the freight
was DESTROYED. The owner was in the
car, and was badly burned before the
train could be stopped 50 that he
could get out. -.
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CANADA.
Fatal Accident.

HoLDEMAS, March ga shocking
accident occurred here last night. A
daughter ofWm. Beatty, while proce ed.
ing down to the cellar at her residence
carrying a large butcher knife, stumbled
and fell forward, the, knife penetrating
her neck and severipg an artery. She
livei but few moments.
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INDIANA.
Trial POstponed-Libei Suit.

Trial POstpOned-Libei Suit.
INDIANAPOLIS, IND, March 23.-The
trial of Mrs. Clem, which was to com
mence Monday, has been postponed to
the last week in May.
The Protective Life Insurance Com
pany, OF Chicago, has commenced a
libel suit against the Masonic Advocate,
of this city, laying the damages at
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MEMPHIS.
Amicably SettIed-Death OF an E1.
Governor OF California - CIVIL
Rights Bill Passed.

Rights Bill Passed.
MEMPHIS, March 23.-The duel be.
tween the two young men OF this CITY,
which was to have taken place over the
border of Mississippi at 10 o'clock this
morning, was prevented by the interfer-
ence OF friends and the matter amicably
arranged without the shedding OF
blood.
R. Mandersou, formerly Governor OF
California, died at Swami Lake, near
Pine Bluff, yesterday, of rheumatism OF
the heart.
in the Senate at Jackson, last night
the civil rights bill was passed. 1t
provides for fine Of $1,000 and three
years imprisonment for hotel proprle-
tors to refuse accommodations to ne.
groes, with severe penalties against
railroads and the proprietors Of public
halls who refuse to admit on perfect
equality, so far as their accommoda-
tions extend.
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PARIS, KY, March 24.-John A.,
Geary's pump establishment, James
Long 8 grocery, r. r. Downs dry goods
store, at Paris, Ketucky, were destroyed
by fire Yesterday. Two or three build
ings adjoining were considerably dam
aged. Total loss $4,000 to 10000.
Partly insured in Etns, Phoenix, I'm
derwriters and North American.
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PHILADELPHIA.

The Evans Investigating Committe.
PHILADELPHIA, March 2S.-The
Evans Investigating Committee left this
city for New York at eleven o'clock
this morning. Evans has consented TO
testify before the committee.
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OHIO.
Suicides.

CANFIgLD, March 24.-Lewis Hertel,
eighteen years OF age, committed suicide
near here Yesterday by hanging him
self to a tree. Cause, unrequited love.
CIyolSNArI, March 24.-A German,
Jas Blust, a saloon keeper, committed
suicide to- night by shooting himself
through the head at his house on
Court street, making the fourth suicide
in the same house inside Of a year.
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LADY DAr.-To-iay is Lady Day,
or the least Of the Annunciation, COM
memorating the visit paid by the aged
Gabriel to the Blessed Virgin, when he
revealed the purpose Of God and told
her of the Savior who should be born.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
New York Money Markes.
NEw YORK, March % 6P.

MONEY-Closed very easy during
the day at 3 TO 4 per cent on call, and
closed at 4@5 per cent
FOREIGN EXCHANGE-The mar
ket was quiet and steady at 1921 to
l09s for prime bankers 60 days sterling
GOLD-The market closed dull a.
1921.
GOVERNMENT BONDS-The mar.
ket was quiet and firm throughout the
day; United States currency &c, ll5t@
ll5t.
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PRUSSIA.

BERLIN, March PA Conference Of
Roman Catholic Bishops will be held
during the month of April for the pur-
pose OF establishing common attitude
towards the Government.
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IHB WAY TO SroP IT. Probably
more persons are killed every year in
His country from the dangerous fluids
used for Illuminating oils than from ANY
other one Of the causes which produce
violent deaths. Professor Chandler, OF
New York, estimates the number to be
'"m three to six daily. 1t is his
loNnon that the public will never be
.7scina'ly protected until laws are
'aacted and enforced in every commu-
,N making it crime to sell for use in
'mps or similar vessels any fluid which
'ats an inhammable vapor at a tenn
''atdre below one hundred degrees
'AAFenheit, to be punished by confne.
"ent IA State prison for not less than
months for each offense. II any
'scident shall occur from the use Of oil
SA'ch is below the standard the party
!! whom it was sold must stand a civil
Nior actual damages to either proper
or person in addition to his liability
'ne criminal suit If any person is
LED by fire or explosion resulting
'om such oil the seller must be liable
q an action for manslaughter.
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now Is THIs.-We see by the record
= Neoo'der Woods Office that a "wid
|" and divorced woman" have
'ssa authorized to intermarry. We
tpP0'e It's all right, but we'd like to
~" "has the product will be.
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RIVER NEws.-The river is getting
very thin again. The marks last even
ing but little over four feet. At Pltts>
burgh there is but thirty-four inches,
and navigation to that port is closed
again for want Of water.
The Argosy arrived from Cincinnati
on Friday night. She was obliged to
leave part OF her iron below Csptina in
order to get through. After unloading
here she returned for the balance OF her
load, reaching here yesterday morning
She cannot 60 to Pittsburgh on the
present water and we are without in
formation as to her future intentions.
The Ed Hobbs and barges has
reached Louisville all right.
The Andes left Cincinnati on Friday
evening with a big trip. The sale OF
five.sixteenths of the boat from David
Gibson, Esq, to Captains Charles
Muhleman, Ed. Muhleman, John
Booth and Chris. Young, was sonsum-
mated on Friday, the purchasers paying
for their interest at the rate OF $4,000
Tor the whole. The Andes will leave
for Cincinnati on Tuesday afternoon at
3 o'clock, her regular day. As many
Of our citizens did not get an opportu-
nifty Of examining her during her first
trip here, Capt. Muhleman would be
pleased to see them all on board on
Tuesday morning. Capt Charley de
signs having hop on board the Andes
shortly, such a one as was given on the
Anderson a year or so ago. By the
way, about the only thing saved from
the Anderson was the picture presented
by several of our citizens to Capt.
Muhleman.
The express is the Parkersburg packet
for to-day. Capt. Phil. Anschutz and
his high toned, gilt-edged, blue-necktied
clerk, Ed, are just about as good officers
to travel with as any that risk their
lives and rassle their hash on the foam
ing, raging and suortipg Ohio.
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Toledo Market.
Hx.t.

IOLEDV, NHlSH -so.
FIOUR-Is quiet.
GRAIN-Wbeat Is unchanged; No. I
white Michigan, 81 62b No. ! red
81 IS. Corn unchanged and quiet
high mixed at 47iG low do, 47c. Oats
quiet. = I-y---.. g1-
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The residence of Thomas Jones, near
Fort WAYNE, Ind, was burned Satur-
day night. Loss $4,000; not insured.
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TIE WKArHER.-On Saturday morn
ing we were visited with about the
heaviest fall OF snow We have had this
season. For about twenty minutes it
fell furiously fast, and gave us a pretty
good idea of what is meant by blind,
ing" snow storm. The weather modi
fed, though, in the afternoon, and by
night was rather pleasant.
Yesterday was bright and beautiful
day, q little cool in the morning, but
most comfortable in the afternoon. We
trust that we have now reach ed q season
Of the year when that old grsy-headed
and most unwelcome visitor, winter
will quit lingering in the lap and git
up and git
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BUSINESS CARDS.
!. II. YKSDLEros. 90. DAVENPORT
PEHDLETON a OAvESPORT.

TTORsEYs AT LAW, yotIRTH
"A street, above the ofilcc of Lamb PAUL.,
Whesling. Practice Law In all the Courts %
Ohio and Marshan counties, w. Va, ana in
the FEDERAL Courts and County AppealA,
Also I'm DeigbborIng counties In Ohio and
Pennsylvania s0
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WILLIAM HAZE,
Practical Plumber & Gas Filter,
10. - M0HRoE STREET.
WHEELING, w. VA
Orders from the country attended 70 -
ahoFt notice. sepD
c. BAYHA,
BREAD, CRACKER AND CAKE

MARKET STREET, RPOegTE WAHh
inzton Hall, q few doors above nouros
street, Keeps constantly on hand fuu -
sortment OF tbe above srt1cleA
Goods delivered 70 al pern o. tns oty
free Of charge. t.s Es Ub
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NO. - MARKEr sTRKEf, KKErs cor.
aanfly ON hand and manufactures 70 orda4
an kinds Of work In hh ins 81 bualneR
Pnrsicular sttentton given % nsQn1TtnG
sseond hand Carriage and 1a0ta -