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And Friendship.

Having permanently located at the "Metropoli-
tan, - would respectfully ask my friends and &C
quaintances to give me call, assuring them that
they can buy better goods at lower prices than az
any other store in CharlestoWn.
l.. L. SADLER.
Mar. IS, 1872.
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REMOVED

WE have removed opr l-Jirars from Slain
w street % euT Ware House 60 the rear Of
Court Housc. Hive nurs our Hardware, Agricul-
;orai imnieuscr- ard 3iaf h.Degg Timing Esieb-
lishment, seeds, Guano, DC. &C.. and indeed evr-
ryihiue farmer wants, ah in The samo building.
FEB. =, 1872. AcCCeDl DUKE.
Z ANDRETH's Fresh md Gsreine Ca-5.n
/ 4 Seeds for sale b. NccuhDl fDCkE.
(HSTERY Pumps end Cerneri ~ rale hv
y IcCpRDI q DUKE.
TT'iN Roofing Spouting. aud Special attention
L paid 10 Repairing I.nware
McCURDT & DUKE.
4 additional snp!ly Of Hardgaro and o;hor
~ goods in cur line just arriving and ~ ais
low. AcGDhDT q BIKE
February q, 1872.
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Special Notices.
ERRORS OF YOUTH

GENTLEMAN who suffered for years from
n Nervous Debility, Premature Decay, and all
the effects of youthful indiscreton will, for the
sake of suffering humanity, send free TO all who
need it, the recipe and direction for making the
simple remedy by which he was cured. Sufferers
wishing to profit by the advertisers experience
can do so by addressing, in perfect confidence,
JOHN B. OGDEN,
No. ~ Cedar street, New York.
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81 See the advertisement % Lee WasLi1s-
ton, sexton Vow is tbs time 20 give attention
90 tlo Identifying % tie resting places Of the
dead.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1872-04-06

Srr,s las Keen heraljed by theappearanoe
ot ,ae martins We recognized blue-b,aoL
fellow, q last years acquaintance, seated on
our birl-boz two three day. ago. lie didn't
have any appearance Of having been Ku-
kluxel duri-s lis sojourn South.
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WEST VIRGINIA.:

At RULES held in the Clerks Office Of the
- Circuit Court Of Jefferson County, on the
first Monday in March, 1872,
R. B. WASHINGTON Executor Of John A..
Washington,
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SErrLED.-TAo Parkersburs Times says
that the supervisors Of Wood county, West
Virginia. have compromised the claim Of that
county agaius, tie Baltimore aud Ohio railroad
for $4,000
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TowN OBpNAEcrs.-Iu Cur advertising
columns viii be found the Ordinances thus far
proclaimed ty the Council. A careful perusal
may be profitable to somo-inasmuch as iguo-
rance OF the Jaw is 40 palliatiou Of cffeuses.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1872-04-06

PEW RESrs.-The Pew Rents II the Presby-
terrain Church are ROW due Prompt payment is
requested a. ". Gamma,
Treasurer
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l1EO. |. LIGHT.
Druggist end Chemist
PAINTS. GLASS, &c.

CHARLESTOWN, JEFFERSON COUNTY,
Tiso Doors West Of SaPPiHJ'oa Hotel.
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UAnaIsoNGUE0, Va, Mar. SKA corouer's
inquest was held yesterday and to-day on the
body Of Mrs John Cameron, at Nt Crawford,
in this county, and the verdict Of the jury was
that the cause Of her death was poison given
her through the instrumentaiiy OF her husband.
Cameron IS now under arrest aud viii undergo
am examination.
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ACcmEsv-Nr. George W. Cromwell, a
prominent and Wen known official Of tie Bal
Gu--e and Ohio Railroad, sustained some se-
we're bruises though fortunately uo serious in.
jury Is falling through the bridge at Harpers
Ferry. on Saturday.
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TIE s,ore-room Of Mr. Warren Eby-latcly
occupied ly Messrs. McCugdy & Duko-is for
rent. See advertisement. Il has been, for
years, q popular stand.
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DENTAL NOTICE.

NO. II IeuaF sItsIi NtN OIA
March 30, ls72-ly.
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GOODS Ar COST.
NOTICE.

TEVHE Directors OF the Smithfeld, Charlc-toWn
and Harper. Ferry Turnpike Company, are
requested to meet in Charlestown, on SATURDAY.,
April &, 1872, 90 take into consideration the pro-
posed extension to the old Furnace.
FRANCIS YATES,
Mar. 30, lS72 President
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Encourage Home Enterprise.
Life Insurance Company
VIRGINIA..
4. J. sEeE!waine. &c. -.
cuaprpsT0wy PotloY n0LDER BcAnD.

). Is. Ilt To- orcfet-f!.
Home Orce ., Petersburg, Va, with Local Boasd
az Chasigstawn, West "a.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-13
Greeley Rather than Grant.

F,om the Deiaracean of tod n.
While we shall not obtain in the election
tireplpy all that we want. nor all that we b.
ljeve might have been obtained by the cleo
tion of Democratic President, We shall nrv
ertreless get rid Of a very corrupt, wastefu
and dangerous administration, and restore /"
cal self government tn the people of the States
and assist in perpetuating the government
established by the fathers and assuring tina
liorrty which they designed as the hcritag
Of their posterity
While we have but little confidence in Gree
lev, and no respect tor his principles or pas
record, We have no doubt that he will he com
pelled to conduct his administration, il elected
in obedience to the wishes Of those to whom
he will be indebted for his election. Demo
Gratis can therefore, as a choice Of evils. witt
the certainty that he will br at least PARTIAL,
controlled in his administration by Democrats
support him in preference to Grant, and II
due time the Democracy of Delaware, through
their STATE and county organizations, will tax
the proper steps to place an electoral tick.
before the people of the State. We shall al
yOcate its election for the reasons indicated
and In the hope that Delaware will not per
nit her electoral vote to be cast for Grant
who mas proved himself so unfit to be the rule
of a free people. W-regret that we are con
peeled to choose between Grant and Greeley
but as between the two we prefer Greeley.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-13
Dan vorhees Out for Greeley.

A few weeks ago We said this was period OF
wonderful changes. and that we ahoaid no, "
surprised to find the New York " orld anu aa,'
voorhees, supporting Gr.e'ev. Nor are we,noS
that both are doing 10; but their DOING 50 i'
most remarkable evidence OF the eA'aaon''naf.
condition Of the politics Of the day. The editor
Of the Macomb (fnd.) Eagle has in'ervlewed y y
". Voorhees,, and has the following report a'on'
him: -.
Al Indianapolis, on Thursday OF last week
with o,hers Of the editorial party, We hau u''
s,leasure Of meeting d. W. Norhes-, whose ~
si,ion in political matters during the past W ieS
weeks has been the subject Of consldefao'e Wv
,.s,on in The Deuncratic press OF the country
Mr.. voorhees,, in conversation, indicated in lsn
Saase M unmis,akable, that, while Mr. Greele;' e;
was ~ no, bis choice, We. il ind0rsed by the ba','
more Convention, he (Vorhees) would iao.F q
the best OF his ability for the success 0' IN
ticket
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-13
iREELEY'S SECOND ACCEPTANCE,

New YORK. July 12.-The committee ap-
oin,ed hy the Baltimore Convention TO an
ounce to Mr. Greeley his nomination Assem-
lied at the Fiitn avenue Hotel This morning
very member present. Soon after IL o'clock
ne committee proceeded to the Lincoln. Club to
neet Mr. Greeley, who WIS present with Two or
nree fIie,ds 10 receive theu.
SENATOR DooLiTTir
addressing Mr.. Greeley, said
1.-The National Democratic Convention had
ievolved upon the committee now present the
easing duly to wait upon Inn in person to no
NY him ot 4 unanimous nomination for the
'residency b! .hat convent, II, official notifca-
ION OF which he now presented to tim. The
"iblished report OF the proceedings showed
hat there was great unanimiIy, but only those
sho took part in them had any idea Of the en-
thusiasm with which it was determined 10 sus
ain the Liberal Republican movement and to
support the principles contained in the platform
,dopted by the Cincinnati Convention, and they
cit that the surest means of doing SO was to
dominate and elect the same candidate.
Mr.. Doolttle then introduced each membee
{ the committee to Mr.. Greeley, and after a
ordial greeting he replied to the announce
neni.
MR. GREELEY SAID
hat perhaps it needed more time and consider
tion before replying fully to such an important
communication. 1t may be that he should ha We
replied in writing, but inasnuch as he had ad
| lressed a letter 10 the committee ot another con
'ention, which had been extensively published
! .erhaps il was not Necessary, that he should al
,his time make formal and full reply.
He accepted the nomination, he said, ant
With more pleasure from the gratifying sp'r,
| With which il wss presented. His position wa
proud one, an it was nevertheless an emf ar
'assing one, but he trusted this embar
rassme,t was only temporary. 1t subjected hin
to mlscons,rlrt,on an the part OF valued an,
lie long lrienha Int be was assured that tsn
niy W., necessary l., vlndictlr hi motives Al,
he disn,rr,4tcd aud patriniir ,onrsa hr Ia,
determined To purjne before he received tur
,eartv cooperation. "Whiir YOU" aaid Nj
reeley, ain making this nomination, are u,
,ss Democratic, hut even ntorc 60 in ,rc, ,in
t, was as much Il Eepuhhcan ~ ! ever Wa.
Applause.
He was not much accustomed hr aid tu re
! ceive a nomination for President. ] he had h
robably could have responded NOR. fifty. I'll
j., vas all he had to -ay,except 10 invite the ueu
: : oers of the committee, or n many Of them
: nuld make it Convenient, II vilt him al h
farm at Chappaqua. lie could assure them
u warm welcome. He should be there to-mol
o row, and could then consul, and confer mo
freely than at this time.
!. The committee then Withdrew and Mr.. Gre
y ev made brief visit 10 the National Commi
= tee OF Liberal Republicans.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-13

WHEN the Grant papers charge the Democratic
party with sacrificing principle IN the nomination
o. Greeley ami Brown, aud the adoption OF the
cincinnati platform. they w,lfulIy ignore the dec
Mratious OF the latter. The Cincinnati platform
contains nothing that the Democratic party can
not accept; nothing that the Democratic party
might not itself have originated and passed in
convention without cavil or opposition. What
that party has done, and the full extent to which
mas gone Is to sink personal feelings OF antago-
man IN view OF the peril III which the country
nov nov stands from the lawless actions OF General
Grant @ and his support. 1t has simply pledged It.
sslt to JOIN with all gooi men who are willing t.
s'Ana upon Democratic platform, to assist IN
purifying the Government from the corruption
.n sast now pervades every department Of 1T
,ne great obJect OF the coalition is to free the
south from thieves and piurlderers, from military
rue U and utter bankruptcy; to restore the United
SsN'es 10 the high position once held by them
s.o'oau' anu TO check at home that spirit OF cen
uail1Ation which. If it be suffered to continue
WIN ultimately subvert the Constitution by usurp
'ng the reserved rights OF the States. Bolt Gag
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-13
fiddle Paddle in Washington

Under this caption the New York Heralo
has the following sensible editorial:
1--WE ar. informed from Washington tina
the State Department has suggested to Pref
dent Grant the proprirty of bringing HON,
DIR Hnuard the released American victim OF
Spanish tyranny, in one of the vessels OF oul
European squadron, as a public recognition OF
his American citizenship. We trust Pres-
dent Grant will be guilty Of no such piece oi
egregous folly. After our ignominious back
down on the Alabama question when we con
frontrd a powerful nation like Great Britain
We should become the laughing stock Ut al
the governments OF Europ. We're we to MAX
great hurrah about this simple act Of justice
performed bya comparatively weak natioi
like Spain The fact Is, our whole fOreigi
policy is weak and pusillanimous in the ex'
trrme; there is nothing in it to excite the ADM
ration of American citizens; on the contrary
there Is much to huniliat- and shame US rs
nation; and to get up hullabaloo, with pr"
cesslnhs banls of music, salutes, bonhres
lllnnlinatons, buncuulbr speeches about til
Am tlcan flag. and so On, woLld make us ap
pear like a little boy with his first bunch Il
Fourth OF July fire crackers xhiiarat-d 0v'
avery small matter. But the suggestion is $
Ridiculous that we do not imagine the Presl
dent Will entertain it for a moment.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-13

The Commercial says Mr. Bayard's letter ''wa
pocteted by c. P Johnson" As 1t was hande'
to US for publication before the meeting was orga
,;,od and was handed back to us alter bein;
read. 1t was put in the most convenient place 10
Il. and we we're performing duty III taking car
., nreserye 1t from being lost or nisiaid. Ha
copy OF it, there could have been no objectio
raised. VIC presume. by any one
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-13

General Sherman was snubbed in Berlin, i
seems, because it was rumo,ed that before tA'
Franco-Prussan war he was an ardent parti ,ai'
OF France, and has continued 40 since. Th'
North German Confederation were under M
obligations TO receive the General ofthe Armle,
Of the United States, but as he intimated hl'
desire 10 pay his respects to Emperor William
1t was rather petty not to have accorded At
audience to him. The correspondents who hav.
related the incident leave us IN doubt whether
if General Sherman had recanted since th'
overwhelming defeat Of France he wond hav'
been received by the Emperor. Perhaps tn
e'asion Of our neutrality laws bv the sale o
arms TO Prus.ia'- enemy with which German
Imagination connected Sherman, was the rea
cause of the EmTror's virtually declining Il
receive the General World
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-13


Mr. Greeley took breakfast with Archbi
shop McClosk4y, OF New York. and thirty
others, Thursday morning. No speeches
were de, the meeting being wholly inform
al.
The Executive Committee of the Labor Re.
formers In California have declared tor Gree
icy and Brown. All the Democratic papers ou
the Pacific coast accept Greeley.
Agassiz Is styled. by the Lima IS A,
f'atria. 'the Columbus of the scientific uni
verse
Two hogs in White county, Ark, which
hava been bitten by mad dogs. have gon,
mad.
A trip to California is by many daemrd
superior iE attractions to voyage to Europe
A lady OF Spring ielh. Va was bitten by ;
cat having the hydrophoba the other day.
| White flannel suits are the correct thing fo
| gentlemen to wear ut the seaside
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-13
illness Of Hon. q. cyatz Brown.

NEw YORK, July The Evening Tele-
gram announces that Gratz Brown was sudden
Iy taken with CHI era morbus at | o'clock, and
now lies dangerously i'll at the Fifth Avenu.
Hotel. Dr-. Steele and Henry are in atten-
dance. Carl Schurz was refused sumiGtance t.
his room.
Midnight-Mr. Brown is out Of danger.
Nearly all the democratic committees will 60
to Chappaqna to, morrow.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-13
From. the Middletown Transcript.

N course, those who choose to vote for NJ
l1rssey have perfec right to do so, and tho
ohio prefer not to vote for him have an .eqm
riyht to refrain from voting We belong to th'
after class We shall find no fault with Other
for dong as they tsiiik best, and shall exercis
the same privilege ourselves, we shali advoca'
tns Democratic State Ticket beyond that, "
cannot 90 unless straight ticket for Presiden
and Wee President is put torward~ III which cas-
re shall bold ourselves at liberty to support it.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-13

Hon AssEssMENrs.-lwo cases are brought t.
,o,,cc by a recent sale OF the Sheriff. III
property bought by d. Chandler was assessed
s,ovo above what it sold foA and that bought b.
wm Muller stood about the same.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-13
what Investments Pay Best ?

The comparative proftahlensss Of various So
ng memoranda:
1000 s-eenhacks will buy of United States
5-2Vs say, $500 10
500 I. S. SOS, bearing . per cent. gold in
terest. will yield. IN ten years, ~ gold. 80 i"
Add principal and interes. toeether.Sl 40 o.
1900 will buy of New United States Fiyes. $500 %
$40 New United States Fiv,s. bearing
per cent. gold interest, wall yield. in
len years in gold li0 40
Sl3i0W
OF railroad or municipal per cent. gold bonds
,.lling in the market. ut 81 currency: ~
1850 Sax Per Cent. Bonds will yield in ten
wears. $500 Of
Add ptincipal and nterest together. $i6SO o.,
OF railroad or municipal per cent. gold bonds
,eling in the market, 1t - currency
''HI GsS Six Per Cont. dald Bonds will yield.
in ten years. ia soid, els 90
SITES oO
OF Northern Pacific Railroad -" gold bonds now
s,lling at par, in currency: $50,
1900 will bnv - slWo NJ
' in ten year.. in geld 7go ol
s.T31 4,
We are selling the
Northern Pacific 7-3o Gold Bonds
ArPAR ANr INTEREST.
JNo, McLEAR s SON, BANKERS
soa MARKET STREET.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-13

c.or BARR addresses a communication "to tn
.,ors Of the Radical newspapers Of Whining
tom which will be found in another column. il
rh;ch he defends himself from their assaults.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-13

The Democratic Congressional Committee
had a conference at Washington, yesterday,
with the Liberal Campaign Committee, Will
4 view TO united acton III the Presidential can
vass. Hon. Samuel j. Randall, being chair
man of the Prnns, lvana ommittee, resigne,
the chairman,hip oi the Congressional Com
mitter, and GeneIal Slucum vas elected t,
succeed him.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-13

The officers and crew OF the Cuban prvaeel
Fannie, wrecked oft Port Mantle, Cuba. on th'
I'D uit., arrived AT Na--a,, y. F., ON the 29ti
IT.. and left for Key West the same day. ,ien
ri Ryan and his scouts captured nine spani>l
,,ickel- On the Cuban colsl, aud imtue.liatel
executed them.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-13

q sSeneral Z. o. LoOmis at one time General
'uslnan's chief Of staff, Is hopelessy insane.
n.nns me Old White Hat is the latest campaign
paper that has come out.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-13
Ql e D.

PARRY,-Ou Thur.dy July 1lth. Margaret L +.
wife OF Ch ,rcs Parry. aal Il laughter of james
Taylor.
The relatives and friends of the family are re
.pectfully invited 10 attend her funeral. "ithoul
urher invitation. at trinity Chapel. King aht
clock Interment At the Old swede's cemetery.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-13
UP THE RIVER.

~. Nary's TOial Abstinence BeneGcin,
society uf thj, c,rs, will IN ~ u II TX
Ek>lON ~ h rise- 10 TreMrOu. New Jer-
.ey, on MONOAY. July 18Th. sA72. r tb
arnlfreut steamer EDAlN FORREST, ie,,
ng thu cir ~ i a, M. ffam Fon t. street whar
rn- exrur-i,u will b" "A a,coiupaui.t ty Prnt Elm
,r'- Il aud -triuv h nj aui Vocal Club cou
esrt I gentle e.!c,. Of wei! nown nus,e,l abt,ts
ram fhi3 ritV.
U,.pn their arri al ut Trenton thav VIII be .4A
~ II Joun4 reun ran4e Ben.tci | s",'itN atat
>oo,tei To ,rttsville tfrn p, delt yhttul re>ur
icon the D-Iaw re. wnere the day wi no -peur H
rue pic -tyia.
Md NJ t th,s will he. as the Slcety intends II
rHE EA' URSION OF the season.
those VII" wish t. EMO, n pleasant day .houi,
rot y N 10 %.
CNlCRSlON TICKETS. 81 90.
Children under /. years o: sge. half price.
jjl2 II
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-13
DAILY GAZETTE.

W. have not been able to supply the deman,
&, n. Daily Gazette for several days. We sha
.ts our best sndeavors to serve all, and 18th
mara the merrier"
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-11
4 PITjEOk CONDITION.

It IS a sad thing to pass through lie oay hall
alive. Yet there are thousand whose habituai con
d;ton is one of languor and debility. They com
plain Of no specific disesse they suffer no positive
pain: but they have no relish for anything which
affords mental sensuous pleasure. In nine cases
out of ten this state OF lassitude AID torp0r arises
from a morbid stomach Indigest ion destroys the
energy Of both mind and body. y hen the waste o'
nature is not supplied By due and REGULAR assimi
lation Of the food. every organ in starved. every
function interrupted.
Now, what does common sense suggest under
these circumstan noes Of depressiOn2 The system
needs rousing and At gthenine: not merely for
an hour or two to sink Rfterward into more rii
abe condition than ever las II assuredly would do
if ordinary alcoholic stimulant resorteJ to- but
radically and permanently go
How is this desir BILE object to be accomplished
The answer this question. founded on the unvn-
rying experience of quarter Of century. is easily
given. Infuse new vigOr into the digestive organs
by n course IF lostetters Stomach Btter. Do not
waste time by administering temporary rene edes
tain head Of ysical strength and energy the great
organ upon which all the other organs depend fol
| their nurture and support.
By the time thata dozen doses of the great veRe
table tonic and invogrant have been taken the fee
BILE frame of the dyspeptic will begin to feel its be
nign influence. Appetite will re created and witt
appetite the capacity to digest what it Graves Per
severe until the cure is complete-until healthtu
blood. fit to be the material Of flesh and muscle. bon
| and nerve and BRAIN flows through the channels o
| circulation. instesd of the watery pabuuin will
which they have heretofore been imperfectly nour
ished
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-11

New ENGINE HoUsE.-Ye Yesterday morning
workmen commenced operations on the build
ing No. 303 French street, which IL to he con-
verled into an engine house for the Washington
Steam Fire Engine Company. The interior OF
the building will be completely remodeled.- H.
The first Aoor will 3e lowered and the rooms
thrown into one, which will be used for ,he nc
accommodation Of the apparatus oi the Compa-
n.y. The second floor will be converted into b
large reception room, which will be handsomsl,
fitted and furni-hed. The third Hoor will b.
altered into meeting rooms Large folding
doors will be placed in the first story front, anC
The entire front oi the building altered and i'm
proved. A brick stable will be erected in III,
rear nf the house, for the accommodations OF I'll.
horses which the Company propose purchasin,
"a soon as they remove to their new quarter~.-
The house when completed will present hand
some external and internal appearance, and vii
prove an honor TO the Company and an i'm
provement to the city. Mr., WIN. H. FouIk, j
performing the work Of alteration and Mr., Max
we'll Dixon is the architect
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-11
Business NOTICES.

CAeapi Cheaper, ChenpeH' Cofee.-dnod
Rio. 2sc; better, 30c; best strong 32c per fs Ex-
ira Maricabo and Laguayra,35c; Old Java, ave
Tsa-A trial will convince you that our zoe
and 81 Oolopg are the best III town; finest Japan,
$40; finest Imperial, sl.6o; finest Eng Break
fast, xl.40, oo.
"Trophy" tomatoes, the best in the market 2oc
for 2n cans; syrups and molasses cheaper thah
ever BUN NAN fth au" Ao"pai"
feb20.ly
L. H. Foulk, No. l02 West Second street, has On
hand fine assortment OF very easy shoes suitable
or ladies' and gentlemen advanced i'll lite, at low
prices. 'e'
Cheap Coat.-Stove 1915, Nut $40 Pet -24o
mounds for cash ONLY, at ward South of Market
Street Bridge. feb21-tf WM. }. BROWN