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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-10-30
The District Attorneys OGlee Con-
tnfned n Safe that was To be Work.

el:
directed him to house on 9th street
where he would find Il man who would
introduce him 20 an old man named De
maine: he would know the man on 'th
street hy his hawking and coughing
witness was TO step up ana ask MN ne
Was the man who had patent when
the man would know who witness wasi
therefore Nettleship gave witness some
names on card, one of the names was
Columbus Alexander; witness found
the man on 9th street who
was to introduce him to De
maine. and they went t. his room,
h,t afterwards found oWt that his name
was Zerruth. The witness reportT,i
progress to NettleShip and received nifty
dollars more. The next morning Her-
ruth failed Ia meet witness, and witness
sought Nettlcship and was told I" go 1"
the District Attorney office and inquire
for Harrington. and talk with HIM about
the countcrfei. money case ana III ihe
s,pe time locate the safe and observe
The entrance To the room. Witness went
as requested and met Harrington, intro
duced himself, and requested to see Har-
rington privately; was shown INTO the
rear office and the door closed. Witness
remained in the room about three or four
minutes when Harrington came In, and
witness introduced the counterfeit money
case. Harrington said he had nothing to
do with those cases Witness left Har-
ripqton and met Zerruth, and they both
went TO Demaine's. Recess.
After recess Hayes continued his tes-
,imony. Nettleship asked the witness to
ga, a man in New York 10 do the job
and that such man would be taken care
of and get the wsrdenship of the New
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Arknusn> Amuscmcnt..

LITTLE Rock, ARR, October "a
Three colorcd men, one Of them the Cor
oner for this county, and white man.
the latter teamster for one of the col
ored men, two nights ago, a few miles
below the city, took colored man from
his home tn the woods, strung him up
and whipped him good with hickory
wyths for the offense. il was stated, of
stealing from one ofthe party. The ne
gro who was whipped, on being released,
came to town and procured warrants for
the arrest Of the parties and to-day all
three of the colored men connected with
the whipping were arrested and brought
to town, two of them confined in jail and
the other the Coroner, released on bail.
The white teamster escaped.
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Stnte (OnNCnffOn OI SOHS Oh TP
ance Of Ohio.

TOLEDO. October 29.-The State Con-
vcntion of the Sons of Temperance re-as-
scmbled this morning and proceeded to
the election of officers for the ensuing
wear. Francis Granger, of Toledo, was
elected &. W. p; Mrs. \. NJ. Brazier, Of
Cleveland, q. w. A.; John Gundry, of
Cincinnati, Grand Scribe. Dayton was
selected rs the place for holding the next
annual session, and after the passage OF
some unimportant resolutions the con-
vrntion adjourned.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-10-30
4 Denial.

T.. =. Wadsworth, Western Railway
Commissioner for the Chicago district.
states that the report published in the
Times of this city, and ielegraphed from
here 10 the Associated Press last night,
in regard TO the alleged action OF the
Commissioners toward the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad Company, is entirely with
out foundation, no such action having
been taken, or even talked about.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-10-30
Pittsburgh Corn Exchange.

PITTSBURGH, October 29.-The first
regular meeting of the Pittsburgh Corn
Exchange took place this morning. 1t
was largely attended, and considerable
business transacted. Eleven car loads OF
grain changed hands. The merchants
expressed themselves well satisfied, and
will hold daily sessions. The following
are to-days quotations: Mixed corn,
new and old. ten day 5 delivery on track,
72c; new cora shellcd free in elevator.
"a TO zoe; prime white oats on track
AZ tn 5jlc. free in elevator 5SAC.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-10-30
O.. $50 Worth OF Script stolen.

MEMPHIS, October 29.-Quite a sem
sstion has been created here by the dis
covery that s., SEQ in Nicholson pavement
scrip had been purloined from the safe
in the Mayors Office. Suspicion rests
upon the Mayors clerk recently dis
charged, who, it is said, has left the city
The Mayor assures the general council
,ha, the city will sustain no loss by the
disappearance Of the scrip.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-10-30
Miners. National Association.

CLEVELAND, October 29.-The Nj
ners National Association re-assembIed
to-day. President Siney in the chair.
Vim. Thompson. of Ohio, was selected
first Vice President. and ID. A. Jone,. Of
Ohio. Secretary. The other Vice Presi-
dents will be chosen by the State Associs-
tons.
The Committee on Cooperation pre-
sented a report in which they suggest
that petitions be sent 10 the National
Congress and State Legislatures, asking
for the charters Of one or more collieries
to be conducted on pnrely cooperative or
industrial partnership principles.
Tie Committee on Printing recon-
mends the publication by the Assccis-
tion of monthly journal in the interest
Of the miners.
The President stated that the reason
he had not visited Bethel, Pa, during the
recent troubles there, was that he had
previous engagements he could not pest
pone.
The committee appointed TO consider
the alleged differences between the Min
ers National Association and the Miner
and Laborers Benevolent Association Of
Schuylkill. Pa, made a report which
was adopted, looking to the settlement
Of all differences between the associations.
After further business Of interest only
10 the association, the Convention adj
journed size sis.
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Extensive Forest Fires.

CINCINSATI, October 29--Passen gers
bv the Pan Handle road from Steuben-
Vile to Cincinnati, who arrived at mid
night. report the woods on fire in places
from Denni,Un, 100 miles east of Column
lus. and Il, far a. Morrow, 20 OmiIes south
west. distance of 40 miles. The worst
fires are five miles northeast Of Columbus,
near Frazerville. east Of Newark, and
between Columbus and Morrow, Fires
are few on railroads between GrcenvilIc,
Ohio and Union city, and between
GrcenvilIc and Dndson the fires tonight
are raging in the forests, People on
farms and in villages are greatly alarmed
and cDdaDVere1
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Indian Affairs.

CHICAGO. October 29.-The following
dispatch was received at headquarters
to-day:
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Foreign News.

NEW York, Dec. "a special cable dis
patch says; Frederick A. Dockray, who was
condemned to death by Spaniards in Cuba,
but whose sentence was committed to ten
years Imprisonment in Spain. has been par
doned.
Castelar, has been appointed com missioner
to represent Spain at the Centennial Exhbi-
ton 10 the United States.
The trial Of Count Won Arnim will probably
be postponed to January. The connse. for the
defence have permission only during the space
of two hours day to examine the papers, sub
ject to the surveillance OF an officer Oft he foreign
department. These restrictions retard the pro-
gress of the preparations Of the defence, and it
may be found necessary to postpone the trial
again from January until spring.
A Kingston, Jamaica, letter states that the
damage on the island by the late typhoon
reaches at least $50, 900 dollars.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE GAZETTE.]
From New York.


New YORK, Dec. 3.-The anniversary OF
the Reformed Episcopal Church was celebrat-
ed last night 10 the churches of Rev. DR.. Sa-
biue, of New York, aud Rev. VIM. 3. Reed,
of Brooklyn. The exercise of the Brooklyn
celebration were participated in by II. B. Tur-
ner, secretary of the General Council OF the
Reformed Church, ex-Leut Gov. Stewart, L..
Woodford and Rev. Mason Gallagher.
The United Grand Lodge Of Colored Ma
sons held their semi annual conference yester-
day. Sixteen subordinate lodges we're repre-
scented.
The packing box makers of Brooklyn, are on
strike against a reduction of wages, and new
hands have been employed.
The funeral of Mayor Havemeyer will take
place on Saturday at ! o'clock from st. Paul
Methodist Church. on Fourth avenue and I'D
st. The old guard will form 40 escort to the
hearse. Among the pall-bearers will be Gov.
Tilden, Peter Cooper, exGov. Morgan aud
ThurIow Weed. The seventy eighth and tWen-
ty-second regiments will form funeral process
sion.
One hundred women employed 10 the Iac-
tory of the New Brunswick, NJ, Rubber Co.,
struck yesterday against reduction OF wages.
They have been employed stamping rubber
shoes by hand. The company recently intro
duced machines for this work and reduced the
rates on price work. As the women could
only earn two.thirds of their former wages
they struck.
In consequence of the funeral of Mayor
Havemeyer there will be no regular session of
the stock exchange, and the exchange will
close at II clock Saturday.
The operators 10 Higgins carpet factory, 10
this city, 1900 in number, struck yesterday
against reduction of wages
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a fairs in Louisiana.

New York, Dec. 3.-A New Orleans spe-
cial TO the Herald states that Judge Durell has
sent his resignation to the President as i. S.
District Judge. 1t is said Walker Fcarn will
be his successor.
The same special says Kellogg is negotiating
for the sale of all his property in the State.
1t is now reported that efforts are making to
have General Terry of Connecticut placed in
command 10 Louisiana Instead Of Emory.
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Arkansas Affairs.

New YoRK, Dec "a Little Rock ,Arkan-
sas, special states that Lieutenant Governor
Smith and former Secretary Of State Wheeler
have quietly left for Washington.
The Arkansas State Senate yesterday passed
a memorial to Congress asking the repeal Of
the tax or leaf tobacco
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-12-03

PRESERVED FRUITS. AT the regular month
ly meeting of the Potomac Fruit Growers AS
ISOLATION. held in Washington, on Tuesday,
the following resolution was adopted:
Resolred, That the Secretary be instructed
to advertise future session, to be named at the
January meeting, when the subject Of canned
and preserved fruits shall be discussed, and
that an invitation be extended to all persons
interested to join in such discussions aud bring
with them fruits and recipes to illustrate their
processes and further, that the committee be
instructed to invite proper person to deliver
an essay upon preserved fruits; aud that they
provide written diplomas for the best varieties
and recipes as they may deem proper.
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LOCAL BEsEVITIES.

never Was tuC duSduldSS VI oN'S'N'S'oS
more rapidly demonstrated than IN two cases
that have occurred within the last few days.
and 10 which this paper was the medium. =
One evening during the latter part OF last
week a stray COW was advertlsed-the next
morning the owner recovered her. On Tues
day evening a lost pocket-book was advertised
the next morning the inder called at this Of
fee to euuuire the name OF the loser.
The hall of the residence Of Mr.. A. d. War.
field. on south Fairfax street, was entered by
an unknown thief, night before last, and the
hat rack robbed of all that was upon 1t. The
rack in the hall of the residence of Mr. D. A.
Windsor, corner of Cameron and st. Asaph
streets, was robbed last night of all that was
upon it.
Orouoko srteet, under the operations OF the
Superintendent of Police and the chain gang,
is rapidly assuming an appearance vastly su,
perior to that it has presented IN the past, ana
as soon as it is graded to the river property
owners along it will commence their part OF
| the improvement.
Mr.. James Bggs, who has been confined 10
| jail for some months past on account OF MIS- oe-
ranged mental condition, will start Tor the 10
sane asylum at Williamsburg tonight, as notl-
| fcation has been received here that vacant
| place awaits him there.
The new ways at the Alexandria Marine
Railway will be completed and ready for ope-
rations on Monday next. Steam was gotten
up 10 the new engine yesterday, and every
thing found to work beautifully.
The marriage of Mr.. Reginald Fendall and
Miss Auuie Gait, of Washington, will take
place on the 10th inst, and will be very prl-
vate.
Rev. +. R. McGregor will preach Tenn
perauce sermon at the NJ. 2. Church next Sun
day night, on which occasion the Good Temp
lars and Rechabites of the city will be present.
Mr. C. L. Adams, principal salesman at the
dry goods store of Mr.. Il. l.. Wood, fell
through the hatchway Of that store into the
cellar, yesterday, and was badly hurt
The members of the city police force will
give ball 90 the night of the 18th instant Tor
the purpose Of raising funds with which to pay
for their new uniforms.
The weather agaiu to-day has been bright,
warm and delightful, and everybody who was
not compelled to remain within doors was out
on the streets enjoying it.
Among the passengers who took the steamer
Keyport here this morDiug for Quantico were
two live bears, and they looked as though they
could hug everything on board.
The Upper Potomac Steamboat Company is
building new wharf for their steamer Mary
Washington adjoining the Ferry Company's
wharf, foot Of Seventh street, Washington
The regular hourly trips of the Washington
ferry boats will be made as usual until official
notice Of a change is published.
The Board of Public Works would have
held meeting last night il 4 quorum had
been present.
Wyman, the magician and veutriloquist, will
commence three nights engagement here at
Sarepta Hall tonight.
The water has been ordered to be drawn off
the Georgetown section of the Chesapeake aud
Ohio canal on the 10th Instant.
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The Black FIux.

New York, Dee. "a Nashville dispatch
contains letter from ex-Copgressman Stokes
written at Alexandria, sixty miles cast Of Nash
vile, stating that au epidemic like the black
fux which follows cholera has broken out there
and five apparently healthy people had died in
Que night while others we're dying. The place
Is small and its inhabitants are flying terror
ctrintnn
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-12-03

Runaway horse attached to a cart,
standing at Nanny Goat Station, the driver OF
which was in house there delivering meal,
was frightened yesterday afternoon by the four
o'clock train from Washington, aud starting
off, attempted to cross the track 10 front of the
locomotive, but the tender Of the eDgi inc, that
part being in front, struck the cart and knock
ed it and the horse both into the canal, from
which, however, both were rescued without
having received any serious damage. The
driver was Geo. Gaunt, and the horse and cart
belonged to Mr. Frank Swaine.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-12-03

COUNTY CoURT.-The December term OF the
County Court, Judge Saugster to preside, Will
be held on Monday next. No cases OF interest
stand on the docket for the term. The Board
of County Supervisors will also meet at the
Court House the same day, according to law,
and adjourn over until the second Monday. The
Township Board of Jefferson Township, will
meet there also on that day.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-12-03

WASHINGTON, Dec 3, l / a. m.
For the Middle States, partly cloudy weather
and rising temperature with south or west
winds; falling barometer near the coast during
the day
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-12-03

Mothers do not let your darlings suffer with
the Whooping Cough, you have a remedy
so near at hand. Use DR., Bulls Cough Syrup
aud the little sufferers will soou lind relief.
Price, 25 cents.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-12-03

Aexsndria, Va, Dec. l, 1874.
THE FIRM OF BECKHAM, DELAPLANE
Il & CO. having this day been dissolved by
mutual consent d. 5. DELAPLANE and
VIM. II. FOWLE (of the late frm] will
tlnue the FLOUR an GEN ERAL COMMlS-
SION BUSIN ESS at the old stand, No. II King
street, Alexandria, Va, under the name and
style of DELAPLANE 81 FOWLE.
Our experie ice in the trade warrants the state
m ent that all business entrusted to us Will be
properly and promptly attended to-:
Mr.. Delaplane is practical Miller, and was
for many years Flour Ina pector for the city OF
REFERENCES.
Bank, Alexandria, Va.
W. H. Lambert esq, Cashier Citizens Natl.
Bank, Alexandria, Va.
James &. Reid esq, Cashier German Banking
Company, Alexandria Va.
Messrs Burke G. Herbert Bankers, Alexandria,
Virginia.
w. d. Corse, Banker, Alexandria, Va
Nj essrs. Hooe & Johnston, Shipping and Com
mission Merchants, Alexandria, Va.
James 5. Welch, esq, Georgetown, u. Z.
Messrs Deener, Cissel & Welch, Millers, George
town, ID. G.
Messrs. Lewis johnson s. Co., Bankers, Wash
ington, D. G.
Messrs J. Bumgardner s. Sons, Staunton, Va
J. h. Forbes, esq, Cashier Citizens Bank, An
napolis, Md. dec l-lw
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The Markets.

New YORK, Dec 3-Stocks active Money
4. Gold l25. Flour unchanged. Wheat quiet
and steady. Corn unchanged.
BALTIMORE, Dec. 3.-Va.s, consolidated,
544. w. Va. S IL. Cotton quiet and steady;
low mddliugs l4a144. Flour quiet and un-
changed. Wheat-W estern dull; Southern firm
and in good demand for choice; No. red
Western l25al26; No. do. l24; others un-
changed Corr dull, weak and lower; white
and yellow Southern S0aS3; mixed Western,
new, S.. Oats firm; Southern 63a66; Western
mixed G2a63; do white 64a65. Rye dull and
unchanged. Hay dull; Maryland and Penpsyl
wanna l7a$20. Coffee unchanged Sugar un-
changed.
The fuest and cheapest Clothing House in
the CITY, S. DEALHAN's.
Good All Wool Suits, stylish made, at $l2,
AT DEALHAMs.
The finest of Merchant Taylor's Dress Suits
AT DEALHAM's.
The best of Business Suits, very cheap, at
DEALHAMS.
The finest and largest variety of Shirts of
all description, at DEALHAM
The best and largest variety Of Overcoats, at
DEALHAMs.
Save 90 per cent by buying your Clothing at
DEALHAMS.
All goods warranted as represented at
DEALHAMs.
4 LIE GLASSES, Beer Mugs, Go5lets, Tum-
"A hlers and Jiggers, and n good assortment
Of other glass ware, very cheap, at
GEO. w. FRANCIS,
dec3 l57 King street.
LINE SCOTCH WHISKEY, Old Jamaica
Z Rum, Very Fine Holland Gin, also fine
selection of Sherry Wines for sale Al BY som
dec3 166 s. ITO King street
dec s K. 5. LAWSON co.
I NAMED PEACHES AND TOMATOES,
dec 3 R. B. LAWSON s. co.
FREsH MEATS.
TT. WATKINS will, from and after this
date have for sale at his stalls Nos. 10 and II,
in the Royal street wing of the market building,
ut redu oed prices, the best SALT and FRESH
PORK and BEEF and VEAL and MUTTON
the market affords. Also superior quallty OF
SAUSAGE NEAT. Housekeepers will do well
to give him call. ~ Market baskets sent
free of cost to all parts of the city nov 24-lm
BOARD AND LO D n q !,
- OR
TABLE BOARD,
First cass)
can be had by addressing a. B, Gazette Office.
nov l6-lW
DRIME ROLL BUTTER for sale BY
i nov n j. G. MILBURN.
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JOSEPH L. GRIGG,

JOSEPH L. GRIGG,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
sc King street.
In order TO reduce stock, will sell at very low
prices to prompt customers Clothing to order.
or goods by the quantity. In store full line OF
CLOTHS,
CASSlMERES
and VESTINGS,
of all colors, and best quality. Also speclaItles
in COATINGS, consisting of
DIAGONALS,
BASKETS,
and STRIP ES,
and select assortment of OVERCOATlNGS.
All garments properly made and trimmed.
dor 3-eo1m
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-12-03

HlGHwAY ROBBERY, About dark on Tues
day night last as Mr. Septimus Brown OF Alex
andria county was on his way home from the
residence of bis sou-in-law, MIR. Robert Horse
man, be was set upon, when near Hunter S
Chapel, by TWO men, one mounted upon gray
and the other upon bay horse, Knocked down
and robbed of S95 in money and check.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-12-03

THETA warrant was issued by Justice
Baruum, to-day, directed to Sheriff BroadWa-
ter, for the arrest or deiverance of a thief
named Burr Hawkins, charged with stealing
yoke of cattle from Mr.. H. L. Howard, in
Fairfax county, on the night of the 9th Of
November. Mr.. Howard has recovered the
cattle, and the thief is 10 Jail in Washington,
and will be brought by rcquisi;ion Of the Gov
cruor to Fairfax county for trial, when 1t Is to
be hoped summary punishment will be mcted
out to him and all such.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-12-03

Wards Celebrated Shirts, ready made and
to order, and a good fit guaranteed, at
DEALuSMS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-12-03

FIRE IN THE COUNTY. -The fire in the coun-
ty, mention of which was made in yesterday $
Gazette, was on farm of colored man named
Elias Pluumer, which is part of the Arlington
estate. His house was not consumed, but his
barn and sables-sheds erected by the Gov
crnmcut during the war--were, and they con-
tanned, in addition to corn aud fodder, two
horses, mule, COW, heiter, and large lot
of live poultry. all of which were consumed.
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MARRIED

On the I'd of Decem Der, al the residence of tho
brides father by Rev. b. Grm<ley, ROBT. 5.
MENIFEE and FANNIE; H., daughter OF
Middleton Miller, esq, all Of Washington,
Kappahannock county, Va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-12-03

PROPERTY SALE.--A tract of land near
Drainsyie Fairfax county belonging to Mrs.
Anna Sacke,t, was sold this morning at trus
tees sale to W. w. Webb Of Washington tor
800 and the liens upon it amounting to about
for,y.6ve hundred dollars.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-12-03

The cheapest and largest stock of Fash ion
able Hats, at DEALHAM 5.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-12-03

DEATH OF ELDER PURRINGroN.-It was
stated in yesterday Gazette that Elder 4. L..
burlington, OF the Primitive Baptist Church,
had been stricken with paralysis while preach
ing 10 that church the preceding night. tie
was Immediately taken from the church to the
residence of Mrs. G. NJ. johnson, adjoining,
where every possible attention was rendered
him, but he was beyond mortal aid from the
first and breathed bis last about two clock
this afternoon, never having spoken intell-
gently since the time he was attacked. Mr.
Purripgton was native of Lincoln county,
Maine, but had been resident Of this city for
the last FIVE years, during which time he had
charge of the churches OF his denomination 10
the counties of Loudoun and Prince William
and this city. Though not polished he was
man OF strong sense aud of deep religious co.,
victions, aud his sermons were torcibly OK.
pressed. He was exceeding by popular among
den death. He was 6lty.tive years old, and
leaves wife and one 500.
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~HRISTMAS GROCERIES

q
The attention of my customers and the public
generally is respectfully called to large line OF
RAiSINS, CURRANTS, C1TRON,
PRESERVED JELL1ES,
CANNED GOODS in great variety,
ENGLISH and AMERICAN PICKLES,
WORCESTERSHIRE and othor SAUCES,
NEW ORLEANS MOLASSES,
NEW YORK and Va. BUCkWHEAT,
HOMINI GRITS, SC, SC,
together with full stock of pure BRAND1ES,
WHISTLES, WINES, &C., &c. Also Virginia
Crab Apple, New York and Newark CIDER
all of which will be sold at the very lowest rates,
consistent with fair dealing.
dec3 No. north Fairfax st.
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ns- A regular meeting Of the Relief Hook
and Ladder Company will be held to morrow,
T FRIDAY evening at So'clock.
dec 5-2t PAkK AGNEw, Secretary.