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nIr. CresHvell's Agent docs Through
tho Form OF ElavesttYattiilE F0htila1lh-
ter EilIcy's Esocord.
SpeeiA Dispatch to 4'hc Chicago Tribune.
Br. Louis, Sept. 22.--Wilson. Mr. Orcswcll'a
agont has come an.l gono. haying made moro
farce Of Ills Investigation Of tho charges aganst
Mr. Filloy. IIo saw fow OF tho nssessed corks,
and those not roally tho onos ho should have
soon. Those who resigned or had otherwise OK
prosBcd their dissatisfaction with tho forced
contribution, ho would not hayo met at a!l I'M
loas they had gouo voluntarily to aeo him
Mt his quarters at tho llnntera
IIouso. Az to tho blank roBguationB,
lo would not touch tho matter Ut all, Baying thai
he only came to Investigate tho per cont as.
sosan,ent. 1Io interviewed q few merchants.
who told him that Filey Ind lnado good Post.
master, and they thought he ought to DO for
given. Wilson, boforo departing, gayo tho im-
preston that pardon would be grantod i'll eou-
Hidoration Of paHt ctlicionoy.
Mon OF all llartlea aro highly indignant at tho
palpablo effort to cover nj and exollso 80 grhyo
an offonso. Mr.. OroHwoIl l,as hin,solf II voral
timoB in past years eaton Alr. FilloyH d.unora.
Hence tho tenderness.
, 1873-09-23
THE FINANCIAL SITUATION.

The furry that followed tho collapse Of Jay
Cooke is over. The financial pulse Of New York
yesterday was calm and regular. There were no
runs upon tho savings banks or any
other institutions Of deposit, no failurea,
and no PAM ca oven among tho gut
tor brokers. Owing to the prompt alliance
Of tho banks for mutual assistance tho doter-
miuation Of tho savings banks to forostall any
run by requiring legal notice Of withdrawal from
dopositors the closing Of tho Stock Exchange,
which shut down tho hatchoa On tho most un-
ra1y Of tho panic-breedore; Tho action
Of tue Treasury, and d gradual zec-
ognition Of tho fact that tho general
prosperity precludsd any general diatreae-
owing to all these, public confidence has zecov-
erod itsolf.
Only 80, 500 900 Of bonds wsro offered yester-
day in Now York to tho Government which
stood ready to buy an unlimited quantity.
Secretary Richardson announces that ho will
continue to buy them as long as they are Of
fored; but. as almost bis only customers aro
the savings banks, 1t is not likely that his pur~
chasos will continue long.
There we're two failurea In Pittsburgh yester-
day and q flutter In Cleveland. Philadelphia
eoems to DO Hlower than New York in recovering
itaolf, but elsewhere throughout the country
tho squan has spent its force. There
WAS no undue excitement In this city
yesterday. Mono OF the savings banks wero
bosieged by their depoBitors, and thore WAS no
/ suggestion of trouble In commercial circles.
Tho bank presidonts OF Chicago mot last night
and determined that they would support each
other as tho Now York bauka are doing, but mono
Of them will have need Of help.
Secretary Richardson reports that almost
all tho appeals for help during tho
late stress came from New York. There were
| few from Philadelphia and fewer still from
| Washington. The country behind was un-
| moved. The WcBt and South needed no holp,
and asked tor none.
The action Of Secretary Richardson and
tho President in regard to reissuing
tho so-calIca greenback reserves has
boon misunderstood. Much credit hns
beon given the President for his lrmneBa in
refusing to allow tho reissue, and 1t has been
fondly beloved TINT ho had at last repontod OF
tho herosy that ho had tho right to do 90. ne
akea the trouble in tho dispatches this morning to
uudoceiyc tho public. Hoauthorizos tho statement
thai he is convinced Of the legality Of tho past
courso Of the Government in drawing upon tho
| lecal-tender reserves. The action urged
upon him by tho Now York spooulators,
with whom he hold Buch dignided couclave
Inst Sunday, was that the rcsorqe should be
transferred from the Treasury to tho banks
This he refused, because auch transfer was
illegal not because tho ressuanco Of legal
tenders WAS beyond Ills authority.
, 1873-09-23
SPORTING MATTERS.
Tho Prixc-IsiME--.rllo 11cCoolc-Allen
Eight TO-elAY--41nOtllcr Challenge.

Tho Prixc-NiME--rlc 1IcCoolc-AlIen
Eight T0.Gay--inotAcr Challenge.
Specfas Dispafth to The Chicago Tribune.
sr. LOUIS, Sept. 22.-Contrary to expocta~
tion, the virtuous authorities of tho city aud
county Of st. Louis hnyo bestirrel themselves
with view to preventing tho coming mill. Nc
Coole was arrested last evening at his training
ground and takou to tho jai whoro ho spont the
night. Allen WIS not to bo found 10 easily. uo
had loft his training quarters oil the Oliyo atrcet
road, but was uncoremoniouBly pulled .out
Of bod by the officers at IN carly
hour this morning at tho Hunter
Barracks. Doth brnfsers wore taken before
Judge Colvin, Of tho Court Of Criminal Correc-
tion, md put under bonds of 1,0U0 not to tight
In Missouri. Haying affixed toir bunch Of tlves
unknown, md havo kept themselves scarco over
Bfnco. Tho fight, howoyor. thoy say will posi-
lively como off as advertised, the boat leaving at
Sin the morning, or about TINT time, from East
somewhere up tho river, not far from Alton. but
this may or may not be true, It is supposed
that tho Illinois officials will bo On tho
alert, and every effort will consequently bo mado
tokeop thom in tho dark.
No one thinks now that tho utmost vigilance
Of tho sheriffe and Constables will stop tito mill.
Tho principals arc supposed to bo near the
ground nlready. The police arc looking for
tlom everywhere With u Wow to q SECOND 1rFC9t
but without shadow Of auccess.
Never before woro the fancy of st. Louis in
such iluttar. Tho friends Of the pnrtios have
loHt their overweening confidence, and in Wow
Of tho splendid physical condition OF the prin-
cipats, condescend to bot oven. Only few llun.
dred dolars havo been put up 30 far Ut known.
fle following aro tic officials OF tho ring
John Scott. stakeholder jack Looney. man
ager; Jamea Egan, assistant manager. Tat
Coylo it il said, will be referee, and tic sports
intimate thath he won't ntalld any fooli1g. Every
body ia pretty Buro thoro is going to bo light,
mud the opinion prevails TINT it will bo Ill ugly
one.
A Now York friond Of Cobllrn is in the
city. lIo visited A!on'a back +, md Of
cred to match Cobnrn agans. him for
So, 500 Bdo, tho fight to tako p!aco
half way hetwoon St. Louis a1,l New York.
Allon's bacl5er thought tlat was too much
money, bnt oirerol to put up forfeit Of $3.50 to
fight for l,000 Hilo, tic fight to come off
within 400 milos Of tho city. When Allou heard
OF this, he authorized lis bac!or to mako /.
match, wothor Ito wins or loses III tho two milla
pending, to fight Cobllrl either in Cauada or
near Now 0rloans, for from 9l,0u0 to $4,000
side.
JsuNe ISnll.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept 22.-DaBo ball: Philado1-
f,1,f IA nt{ru3
, 1873-09-23
SECRETARY RICHARDSON AND COMMODORE
VANDERBILT,

6EGdElAdx dlGdAhO6UN dNO VuMAQNuuIt1
VANDERBILT
Tho announcement that tho Government had
omphRtically refused to issue what il called tho
"9440 1000, 600 resorve" Of greonbaeks, in obodi-
onco to tho appeals Of Cornelius Vanderbilt aud
othor speculators, would hayo been moro graft
flying had 1t not boon followed yesterday by an
explicit roafirmation by the President of the
right Of the Treasury to Issue these reserves
when 1t deems 1t advisable to do 40. This Ill
timed declaration on tho part Of tho President
makes it interesting to ask what could bo done
with the s44, ,00o, 900, il it wero issued2 And
how could it have rolioved tho lato financial
distress?
I. Suppose tho Government had commenced
discounting business paper, where would 1t have
co1nmencod7 Most likely With Commodore Van
derbilt and the tribe OF stock-speculators. But
how could tho Government justify diBcrimina-
ton OF this kind, and how could 1t protect tho
money Which the people have paid in taxes on
aucl securities as tho kite-1yera could olfor7
II the Government is going into tho diBcounting
business. why ia Commodore Vanderbilt ontitlodto
preference over Capt. Corrigan. or Mr, Jay Gould
over Mr. Wilkins Mioawber7 II the Government
should undertake to distribute the public funds for
tho general good, thoro would bo but one fair and
equitable plum, viz. to distribute 1t pro rata among
tho outiro population. The sum OF e44, 900,
with tue present population, would give us all
about 81 apiece. Would thiB method bo calcu-
lated to relieve the situation
H. II general distribution werp not adopted,
the money would probably be loanod to tho
bauks. Then tho question arises, What banks
What superior claims would the Park or Fourth
National Bank Of New York have over A. q. l. o.
P. Badger, or tho Franklin Bank In Chicago2 IT
there ia to bo discrimination, the latter arc far
moro In mood Of atd than the former. But, Hup-
pose the money were divided up among uer-
tain number Of favored banking inattu-
tions, how could 1t operate to relteyo
tho financial embarrassment Of tho time
Every bank that received 100000 would
STOW tho money away in Its vsulte, and keep 1t
there. Tho bank would then ho 800, 900
stronger than before, aud would fsol moro CON-
Portable, but not cent OF 1t would anybody o1so
get until tho panic was ovor, and then tho Gov
ornmont money would not be NODDED. Iu tAls
way tho money would noyar roaoh thoHs who
neod 1t I; Or, II 1t did, the banks would DO worso
OF than tley arc now, for they would be carry
ing atill larger load Of liabilities and Of i1l-
convertible seouritieB.
III. During thta panic there has been no
, 1873-09-23

Augusta Nclaton, tho eminent surgeon, whoae
deatla was announced by telegraph yesterday
morning, MAS born june II, 1907, received bis
degree Of Doctor at Paris in December, 1886,
and shortly afterwards became surgeon to the
hospitals in that city aud u momber Of the
Faculty of Medicine. III 1851, lie becamo Pro-
fcaHor Of Clinical Surgery III tho University, aud
in 1856 was admitted to tho Academy OF Modi-
clno, in tho gootlon OF Chirurgioal Pathology.
Ito WAS decorated with tho Legion Of Honor In
1913, promoted to the rank OF 0fIlcer in
, 1873-09-23

country to transact itH legitimate business.
There iB just M much money now as thoro waa
wook ago or month ago. Tho only difference
is TINT people aro holding It too tightly instcad
Of allowing 1t to circulate and perform its proper
and legitimate Office. II e44 ,000, 900 more woro
thrown in, ti,oBc WHO happened to got It would
hold 1t us tightly M tile romaining s050 000 900,
until confidence wero restored.
". II s4A, 900 900 currency were thrown upon
the country, nnd found itB way to those WHO noel
1t moat at this time, 1t would roach tho hands Of
tho operators In moonshino railroads and tho
dealers in fancy stocks. THO only effect upon
tho commercial interests of tho country would
be to enable dobtors to discharge thor obligations
with 10 por cent less valuo than tl,oy had agreed
to pny. Tho aum Of $44, 900, 600 would DO just
about 10 per cent increase Of tho existing cur
reuoy, and therefore equivalent to 10 per cent
deoroaso OF its value. Tho producers, merchants,
manufacturers, and Legitimate business mon can
afford to Soc all tho kte-Ayors md al tho unpro-
ductiye railroads In the country 60 to pot they
cannot afford to have ouBting contracts ind
values disturbed to tho oxtent Of 10 por cont.
Thore woro two men In tho Sunday conference
In Now York who hayo injured themselves BE-
fore tho country, ,-neverdy johnson and Corne-
uuB Vanderbilt. N1r. johnson is an eminent con-
stitutional lawyer, and his advice to tho presi-
dent can only be accounted for Oh tho aeeump-
tion thnt he lost his wits In the excitement Of
the times. That man Of his reputation should
clearly SEQ tho un1awfulneas Of tho proposed
issue and then advise tho President to nako 1t,
is incomprehensiblo. The position ts ono thnt
can command the respect Of nolther aide. Mr.
Vanderbilt's proposition was simply impertinent.
On Saturday ho either could not or would
not pay the Union Trust Company cali loan Of
81, ,750, 600, which he had borrowed to enable ono
Of Lis railroads to pay an unoarnod dividend,
though Mr.. Augustus Sohell, an intimate por-
sona1 friond, bcgged him to do this simple act Of
Justice nB the only means Of Hnving tho bank.
Tho next day he had tho check to offer m 3D.
vance Of 910, 900 to tho banks if the Govorn-
mont would put up 925,ooo0oo. It Was o nero
brag. Vanderbilt and his whole crowd could not
havo raised 910, 900 Of currency in ouch q
crisis with all the ratlroad Bocuritioa they own.
Vandorbilt'e proposition amounted to this: "lf
you [tho aovernment] will advance the money
to pay rs por cont Of our stock lossoa will pay
tho other 25 per cent ourselves"
, 1873-09-23

1t has already been remarked that tho failure
OF the Union Trust Company Of New York WAS
duo to luismauagemont and the defalcatiou Of
ita Cashier, aud WAS ITO symptom Of public
financial weakness. The dispatches thia morn
ing romove any surprise that such inatflcieucy
and dishonesty should l1avo existed. 1t appears
that only one Of the Trustees Of the Company
kept any funds on deposit therc, and Tint only
two or threo Of them owned my Of It's stock.
, 1873-09-23
evening.

Chief Justice Cockburn IL very Jealous In this
Tichboruo business. 4 day or two ago lo put
fl quietus upon tho appeala Of the claimau! u
tho public for funds. and yesterday ho fined the
editor Of tho Cholteuham Gazette $3.50 for q
criticism Oh tho conduct OF the trial, aud ACCOM-
pnnod tho lno with q threat Of imprisonment
for any repotition Of such free speech.
, 1873-09-23

Gen. Garibaldi, who has had hand in every
foreign war Of any consequence for the last gem
cration, has offered Ills services to the Republic
OF Spain. President CASTELAR, has declined them
on the ground that his lclp ia not needed.
, 1873-09-23

Sir Hugh Allan was cross-examined yesterday
by tho Royal WhitewashegB, as thoy are now
styled, in Ottawa. Ho stubbornly persisted In
denying nl knowledge OF MoMullon's operations,
and affirmed that "no American had any interest
III Canada Pacific" Tho Governor General has
issued proclamation convonlng Parliament on
tho 25d Of October, when, it il expected, tho ro-
port OF tho Royal Commission will be presented
, 1873-09-23

Donuis ], Sweenio was nominated last evoning
BY Acting Mayor Bond as First Assistant Fire
Marshal. Tile nomination was reforreu, as
usuai. to tic Police and Fire Committee.
, 1873-09-23

Tho Canada Southern Railroad Company have
been Obliged to cancel all their contracts aud
discharge many Of their employees, being crippled
by tho complications in tho nfIairs Of Daniel
Drew, who is heavy stockholder.
, 1873-09-23

Alicante il protected from tho threatened bonn
bari.nent of the Spanish insurgents by the in-
tcrycntion Of tho British fioet The British Ad-
miral, sustained by all tho foreign Consuls, do
maus also that all hostilites for four days.
, 1873-09-23

Jonathan Merriam, we1l-known and wealthy
farmer Of Tazewell County. has been appointed
Collector Of Internal Revenue in the Eighth
Congressional District Of this State, in place Of
Col. John Z. Hnrper.
, 1873-09-23

There WAS two or three hours' sharp debate
in the Council Inst night on tho Court-Houso
plans. Several ballots were taken, which wero
as fruitloss as tho discussion. They stood ::
For Tilley, It; Gay, -; Matz, 6. Twenty-ono
votoB arc needed by tho successful competitor.
Tho subject will como up again on Wednesday
, 1873-09-23
SH0EmAkERS' STRIKE.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 22.-Tho custom, jour
neynaan shoomakers Of this city aro on strike:
It appears that some Of tho Bhopa have refusod
to pay tho regular prices aEroo1 upon some time
since between employers and employees. Iho
, 1873-09-23
THE INDIANS.

An 1nslgnlRtcant Scout, and Its Gncon-
siderable Consequences
Tonr Laramie, Wy, Sept. 22.-Oapt. Egan,
OF Company X, and Lieut.. Allison, with Com.
pany Il Of tho Second Cavalry, returning from
Fort Fettorman, struck Ill 1ndlan trail on tho
Horseshoe on tho 10th inat., and followed It
nearly 10 miles. On tho morning Of tho 20th,
, 1873-09-23

ACADEMY OF MuSlO-1Iatstod etrcot, botWeen Mad
ison and Monroe; Engagement ot A'ts' D. T. Ho"of'
, 1873-09-23

Aftor months Of opposition, the Council
granted the Milwaukee / St. Paul Railroad tho
right of way ovor certain streets into this city.
, 1873-09-23
TQ.phY'S ADJUSTMENTS.

l1OoLEYs -Tl1EATnE--:Hand street, botwacn
CLARK and LaSAlle. "perl1,n
, 1873-09-23

MYERS O1ERA-HOUsE--M Monroe atroqtt botwGen sne
Dearborn and State. MaHs No" D2lA1nos' aA1sAo''s
aud cau1[Dalttt tns.
, 1873-09-23

Alk1ENtB TlIEATRrt-Corner Wabash avenue and
Harrison street, - Thoyos Ut DagdAd."
, 1873-09-23
BUSINESS NOTICES.
U()e GJblruYp Ufibu11e.

Tuesday Morning, September IS. 1878.
, 1873-09-23

1suke ISnla.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 22.-Daso ball Philado1-
plias, II {; AthleticH, Z,
, 1873-09-23

to tho Bank Of England 10 incroase its Issue
official announcement had the etTcct OF quioting
tue market, and when business clusod on satur-
day It was assumed TINT tho panic was over. Tho
Bank Of England, when thus allowed to increase
ita Issue, is by law required to charge 10 per
cent on oil loans it makes, and divide the
profit with Tie Government. But tho Bank
Of England refused to iucraaso its is-
sues, lost they should bo returned i'm
mediately for foreign exchange, or aorne-
thing that people could pay debts with in
other countries. The other banks which had
boen drained of their currency by the partial
runs OF Friday and Saturday found themselves
unable to meet the ordinary demands Of de-
poators the alarm took a fresh start, and In
moro tlercely than ever, The inability OF tho
banks to pay their depostora produced several
commercial failures. Tho Bank Of London o
solvent institutIon, after paying out 30 per cent
OF It's deposits in cash, closed its doors. The
Consolidated Bank thought to rescue tho Bank
Of London, but 1t became involved and, unable
to moot tho r1ln, WIS forced to suspend. Three
other banks, after vain struggles, also wont down.
Tho atoppago Of these banks locked up about
oo,U00, 600 Of deposits. all Of which was thoro-
By withdrawn from tho businosg Of the common
cial houaos to which 1t belonged. All tho moana
Of tho Suspended Embellishments wero by law
transferred to tho Bank Of England. without any
Immediate obligation to pny tho dopostora.
Thoro was no othor place to apply for re-
lios than to the Bank Of England. and that
bank peremptoriIy refused to enlarge tho amount
Of Ito note lssues. This bank, therefore, had
practically monopoly Of all tho banking busI-
nosa in london, and maintained IT for q long
timo. The banks that did not fail wore unable for
long timo. and thon only gradually, to rosun.o
ttoir businoHa. Tho great bulk Of tho bualuesH
thus Transferred by tho force Of peeossity to tho
Dank Of England roma!ncl with that institution.
which WAS ablo to domhnd 10 per cont on all its
loans ~ late az November following.
TIL - I'll c " marv points Of re-
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-01-18
T. T. GROVE.
Selling Off at Cost !!
lIOu VI : dhii'
April 20

IN looking over our town and County papers
| | find many Merchants advertise "Cheap
Goods" each one saying "here Is tie place to
buy Cheap Goods" That Will all do well
enough in its place. To put stopto this try
ing to humbug the people, would say TO all,
TO he rich, to the poor, to the white, to the
tlack, to the old, and to the young, that will
sell nv goods at NETT COST. Can any one
sell cheaper than this, if they can | am cut OF
the ring SO now Is the time 10 save money,
and now is the time to make money. So let
ever, body rush TO +. I. Groves store to Sc
cure bargains, whilst they are going Oft, for
such bargains will not last long. So come al
once Many persons are induced to buy at
places where they can get creot for thirty or
sixty days, and they pay 25 or 80 per cent
more for goods than F. L. Grove asks you.
Save your money and 60 to +. 7. Groves
where such bargains never were offered TO any
people before. | call especial attention to my
Stock of BOOTS aud SHOES. Hats and Caps,
Notions, &C.. Ladies Buttoned Caters, Ladies
Gum Shoes. / aides Gum Saddles, Gentlemen's
Gum Shoes | have on hand about % dozen
canned Tomatoes for sale, the largest stock of
Queensware ever offered to the public.
also offer my entire Stock OF Dry Goods
and general Merchandise at MllwoOd, Clarke
County, Va, also the Store property.
The whole of these cheap goods can be had
of f. 7. GROVE,
NoylS ShepheIdstown, W. Va.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-01-18

THE Farmers to know that am still
L receiving and keep on hand slI kinds
of Agricultural and Farming implements;
such az Whea, Drills, Keller's Patent,
Keller. Corn Shelter. Keystone Cider
Mills. improved; National Hay and Fud-
der Cutters, Separstors and Clover iiuI-
lers, Steam Engine, portable and station
sry, bull, by Wood. Tabor Il Morse,
L ,ton. N. Y; Diamond Screen Gram
Fans. Hand Grisl Mills. the l.oudoun
Plough. Farm Bells, and in fact every
Ting found in FIST class Agricultural
House.
In addition to The above am receiv.
ing and propose keeping LII NBtR Of
every descfiptiGn, such as White and
Yellow Pine. Poplar Weather Boarding,
Yellow Poplar Ps'lIngs. &C., &c.
Lumber for building and other purpo.
ses will be furnished on reasonable terms
by calling on or addressing me.
Thankful for past iavors very res.
ppclfully soIci, call from nv friends
and patrons. S B. HARRISON.
Nov. 8 II
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-01-18
SAPPINGTON HOTEL,
CharleStOWn, Jefferson County, W. Va

HAVING leased the Sappington Hotel for
IL terra of years, and having re-irrnIshed II
handsomely from Basement TO Attic' nave
oneued il for The accormoda ton OF the public.
The TABLE viii be beautifully supplied
with all the luxuries and substantals that the
City and Country markets afford.
The BAR will be supplied with only Choice
Liquors.
None but polite and attentive Servants Will
be EMPLOYED and noihlng shall be left undone
that will contribute 10 the comfort and pleas
ure of guests.
The STABLE is commodous and will be
attended BY an experienced Osller
PORTER vii! attend all the trains TO
conduct visitors to the Hotel, and to transport
baggage, &C. Ok. D. JonN sun,
Late Of Washington County, Md.
oo,5 If
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-01-18

THE undersigned always Peeps on hand anu
i for sale, every description oi
COOKING STOVES,
for either wood or coal, together with genet-
al assortment of Heating Stoves, farlor Stoves
Ranges, Furnaces, Crates, &C, &c,
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS
in great variety such as Tin, Copper hhG
Sheet Iron Ware, Block Tin and Japapn'o
Ware, Flat Irons Coffee Mills, Timed Sso'u
Pans. Preserving Kettles, Baking Pans, spoons
Forks, Lamps, Waters, Buckets, I'm CuPs'
&c. &c. Particular attention will be gwen 10
TIN ROOFING AND SPOUTlNG
which will be done in the best and most dura-
bic manner, in town or country, al the snort
e,t rot,ce. REPAIRING will also be done
AT short notice aud IN the best manner. Gu
CUNBER PUMPS, the best IN use, Will be
nut in, at low rates. lie will also gave atten-
ton to putting up
LIGHTNING RODS,
and repairing the same, when called upon.
From nay long experience IN the business rs
n Practical Timer, and determined to work
none but the best material, and close atIen-
ton TO business, and a strict desire TO please,
| hope to receive d liberal share Of patronage
Ny prices will be lower than any other es-
adjustment ~ the county Give me call
aud you will certainly be pleased.
n. B.-Copper, Brass aud Lead will be Ia
ken in exchange for work and all kinds OF
Ware. ~. c. MARTEN.
Sbepberdstown, June :, 1872. ~