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81. Louis Markets.

ST. LOUIS, Sept. IA. - Flour quiet and
unchanged. Wheat-gOod demand at full
prices; No. 5 fall S1.07i; No. , red winter
S1.175c. Corn firm; No. 2 mixed 6Sa72ae.
Oats slow; No. 2 4Sa4Sac. Barley quiet
and unchanged. Rye higher at 00caSLOO.
Whisky steady at SI.02. Mess pork firm
er at S24. Bacon active and higher; shOul-
ders lie; clear rib f5aa15sc; clear l6a164e.
Lard unchanged. Hogs steady. Cattle
uurhanppd.
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oAr|Sacked and delivered in depot,
Csc; retail 67lc.
SBRAN-LoOse, $500; sacked in depot,
$21.00I
HAY-Timothy, s24OOd27.O0.
RYE-TO local custom $1.25. .
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4 CORRESPONDENT writes from COlora-
do that there are as many labOrers and
mechanics there as can obtain work and
earn a livelihood. The wages are almost
the same as those paid East, while the ex-
pense of living is twenty-five per cent. more.
He adds that the gold and silver mines are
developing far more richness than was an
ticipated by the most ~sanguine. Some of
the best mines have been taken possession
ofby Rings of Federal officials.
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Memphis Markets.

MEMPHIS, Sept. 14.-FlOur steady; fami-
" 4.OOa7.5 81 Corn scarce and firm; mixed
Csc. Lard firm at 16a17c. BacOn-ad-
vance; shoulders lie; clear rib 155a16c;
clear I63al6!c.
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The Union and American Conn
DaDY

WILL RECEIVE ORDERS FOR THE
wv making OF Blank Books, with printed
heais, Book BindiEg and Ruling, in any style
that may be desired, and for any purpose, and
warrant all work. address
UNION AND AMERICAN,
NaShVille. Tenn
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MARKETS BY
The Cotton

LIVERPOOL, Sept. H. Cotton strong;
middling upland Sd; middling Orleans
SD. Sales 10000 bales; American 10000
bales; speculation and export 6,0OO bales.
NEW YORK, Sept. 14.-COtton quiet.
middling 16sa17tc; futures closed steady,
with sales of 20,SO0 bales, as follows: 10
13-16aI5 25-32c for September delivery;
10 T-32aI5 9-16c for October delivery; 10
~15-32al55c for November delivery; Is 1882
aI5kc for December delivery; 15fc for Jan
uary delivery; Is 15-16al6c for February
delivery; 161a16 5-16e for March delivery;
Is 9-l6c for April delivery.
MEMPHIS, Sept. Il. - Cotton steady
and higher, middling 15ia15.c; receipts
for the past day $50 bales; shipments for
the past t~wenty-four hours $50 bales; stock
$3.50 bales.
ST. LOUIS, Sept. 14.-COtton quiet and
unchanged.
LOUISVILLE, Sept. 14.-Cotton quiet and
unchanged at 16c.
CINCINNATI, Sept. IA Cotton is firm
at 16c.
Foreign Markets.
LONDON Sept. IA, 5 P. M.-COnsols
for money 92s; for account S2s; United
States 5-20s of '65, 10Ss. 1867, 1901;
1O-4O's 1O45s; new IS, 1919; New York
Central, 90; Erie, 31s; do. preferred 81.
The rate Of discount in the open market
for three months bills is 2 DIG per cent.
or T-16 per cent. below the Bank Of Eng
land rate.
LIVERPOOL, Sept. IA. Breadstufs are
quiet,
PARIS, Sept. 14.-Rentes 64f. 25c.
New York MONEY Market
NEW YORK, Sept. 1.-THE Assistant
Treasurer discussed $4,000. The Gus
toms receipts were $46S,OOO. Money 2a2l
per cent. Prime discounts, short, Sac per
cent. Sterling exchange 4sS4 for GOdays and
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CATTLE, HOGS AND SHEEP.

SHEEP-s1.2562.5O per head.
HoGs-Weighing 200 lbs, sc; lighter,
3sd5c.
CATTLE-Scalawags, 1d1ie; common
butchers, &c; good butchers, 2.62sc; fine
shippers, Sc; grazing cattle, 262sc.
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The Nashville Savings Companyfurnishes
US the following quotations showing the
prices and movement Of cotton at New
York and Liverpool throughout the day:
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PRACTICAL ENGINEER.
JOHN 8. BAUMAN,
Mechanical and Hydraulic
Ind Solicitor Of Patents,
No. 81 Union 81, up StairsO

Inn
HAN BE CONSULTED IN RELATION TO
all kinds Of Mill and Factory Machinery,
both steam and water, and viii furnish Plans,
Drawings, Specifications and Estimates for
same, and s-uperintend their construction ana
erection when desired.
Special attention given 10 Locating and
Designing WaferWOrks Machinery for
Cities and Villages, and will contract 70 furnish
appliances complete, and deliver the Works in
actual Ope- ration and guarantee the econOmi-
cal performance OF same for such time as may
be agreed npOn.
Patent Agency.-Ofers his services 70 In
yentOrs in prosecuting their claims for Patents,
and viii prepare Petitions, Specifications, Draw
ings, Models, etc, in accordance with the suies
Of the Patent once at Washington
Respectfully refers 10 all the principal mer-
chants, mechanics and business men Of the city,
iy2 eOd3m tue, thurs,sat
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The Union and American Job


A RE FURNISHED WITH THE VARIOUS
n styles Of type necessary 10 do all kinds OF
Book, Pamphlet, Periodical Newspaper, OF
other heavy work I'm a superior manner, at
prices below that of Northern am Eastern
eities;and in any and everything we propose to
oil We ehalleng competition.
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/. LeuisYIIIe
Chicago Markets.

CHICAGO, Sept. 14.-Flour quiet and
unchanged. Wheat-demand fair; prices
advanced; No. l spring S1.O4; No. ? spring
Csc cash; 9T5c for September delivery; 95tc
for October delivery; No. spring 935a9+c.
COrn-fair demand but az lower rates; No.
? mixed T55c; regular 76c strictly fresh,
cash; 7J1c for September delivery; 1899 for
October delivery. Oats-fair demand, ad-
vanced, No. = 4Sc cash; 47sc for September
delivery; 4Jc for October delivery. Rye
steady; No. ? S2c. Barley steady; No. >
96c cash. Mess p~Ork-fair demand; prices
advanced; $3.50 cash; S~17.60a1S.O0 seller
all the year. Lard firm; sales at 11sc seller
all the year. Bulk meats steady at Ole
bueyr September for shoulders. Whisky
steady at sol. Wheat-receipts 5000
bushels.
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We report the leaf market nominal at
the following prices:
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NEW YORK.

New YORK, Sept. IA, 1915 A. M.-COttOn
Futures irmeF. September delivery
ID T-16d16c; October Is 9-16615ie; No
vember 15Id15 9-16c; December Is 9-16d
15sc.
New YORK, Sept. IA, 1915 A. Motion
Ordinary 1870; good ordinary 15c; strict
GOOD ordinary 15lc; low middling 16c;
middling 165c; Alabama lie; Orleans 174e.
Market quiet and nOminally unchanged.
Sales include 1920 bales last evening tor
exports; low grades on private terms.
NEw YORK, Sept. IA, 1885 A. M.-Cotton
Futures easier. September delivery
Is 1S-I66155c; October Is T-16d15ic; No
vember Is T-l6c; December Is 7-166155c;
January Is 9-16d15sc; February Is 1916
6I5SG March 16Adl6 slice; April 10 5-16
d16Ic; May 1otd16sG June 16t617c.
Sales 5000 bales.
New YORK, Sept. II, 2:05 p. M.-COttOn
Ordinary 13ic; good ordinary 1jc; strict
good ordinary 15ic; low middling Ice;
middling 16Ee; Alabama lie; Orleans 17!c.
Market quiet and unchanged. Sales for
| exports 10 bales; for consumption 81
bales, including 100 bales of new on dock.
NEW YORK, Sept. IA, 2:25 M.--CottOn
Futures barely steady. September de-
livery 15.615Ic; October 151h15 9-l6c;
| November 10 5-166l5Ic; December Is 9-16;
January 10 I1-16615sc; February Is 1916
hl6c; March 16!616 5-16c; April 163d
16sc; May IS 11-16d16Sc; June 165c.
Sales 1900 bales.
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BANKING.
National Bank,
NASHVILLE, TENN.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS:

". ". BERRY, CHAS. e HLLMAH,
JOHN KIRKMAN, EDGAR JONES,
DEMPSEY WEAVER.
TRANSAOTS A GENERAL EXCHANGE
Il Business and Deals in United States Bonds
and Gold EDGAR JONES, Cashier.
W. w. BERRY, President.
JNO. KIRKMAN, Yice-President.
sept ly
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NASHVILLE MARKETS.
UNION AND AMERICAN OFFICE,
NASHVILLE, Sept. IA.
COTTON.

There was very little inquiry to-day and
little doing in the cotton market. We re-
port the market nominal at previous quota
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LIVERPOOL.

LIVERPOOL, Sept. IA, 12:3OP. M.-COttOn
strong. Middling uplands Sd; middling
Orleans SD. Sales to-day 10000 bales, Of
which 5000 bales are for export and specu-
lation.
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MONEY safes and bank locks repaired by
M 0-P. WILLIAMS, q Church street, OppO-
Slte Maxwell House. An work warranted
sep1I If
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Cincinnati Markets.

CINCINNATI, Sept. 14-FlOur irm and
unchanged; family S5.2ja5.j0. Wheat
dull and declined; red S1.O5al.l9; white
~S1.14al.15. Corn steady al SOaN5e. Oats
steady at 4Sa53c. Rye firm at 97c. Bar
ley firm; fall S1.25a1.30. MeS pork scarce
and firm, higher, sales at S2ja26. Lard
demand light but holders firm; summer 14e.
Bulk meats-light offerings, no sales. Ba-
con-demand light but holders firm; shoul-
ders sold early at 1Osc for spot; lOie buyer
September; closing at lOsc; sides closed at
15sal6.c. WINS ky-demand good at full
prices; 81.
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New YORK General Markets.

NEW YORK, Sept. 14-FlOur steady and
unchanged; white wheat western extra $5.3j
a6.40; superfine western and State S4.40a
800; extra Ohio $. I0a6.S5; st. Louis S5.35
a9.OO. Wheat fair demand; No. 3 spring
~Sl.14aI.16; No. 2 Chicago S~1-l7al.lS. Bye
quiet at 92caSl- Barley nominal. Com
heavy: la2c lower, 9Ja97c. Oats lower at
615a54sc. Coffee quiet and nominal. Sugar
very firm al S,aSac. Pork firmer; new mess
S2345. Lard hrmer; prime steam l44c.
Whisky lower at SI.O5.
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NEW YORK, Sept. H-Ihe package
trade was only moderate, but the jObbiIg
branches were quite active. Cotton goods
were quiet in first hands but mainly un
changed The print market was excited AMI
prices tended dOwnwards. Gamers, Amos
keag and WamSutta, fancy and sideband
prints were reduced TO &c, SIC, Sc, respect
lively, less discounts. ShawlS aud wOolens
ruled quiet.
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We report the following as the days
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BALTIMORE, Sept. "A. = Flour gu ct
and steady al S4a4.75. Wheat timer a.
Sl.25. Corn dull and lower at 9Oc. Oats
steady at 59a6Oe. Rye dull at 9jc. Pro-
visions quiet and firm. Mess pork $3.50.
BacOn-shOulders 1O4alOic; clear rib ia
15!c. Sugar-cured hams very dull at IA
16c. Lard 15c. COfte quiet at ljsal9c
cold. Whisky lower at 8 .0GAl.U7.
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8
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Nashville and Chattanooga and st. LOUIS
Railroad, LIST mortgage, .......--..
Nashville and Decatur Railroad bonds, sec
Oud m~Ortgage. as
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TO LOAN.
THE TRADES.

II OST-On the Sth inst, a pair OF gold eye
/ glasses. Please return 10 Maxwell House Of
ice and claim reward. IL
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RrxoB ,NE-I wish to inquire
through your paper. or cure of ring
hone. have a colt abont ten months
old that has Two ripgboues started O."
his hind feet. trst noticed some dr-
ficulty about six weeks ago. He is moi
much lame the enlargement is not
sore 10 the touch in TACT. the colt If
doing we'll. aud the ri"gb,ue entirely
TOO well. HIRAM BOWMAN.
"Stonehenge" recommends for esr'y
treatment an ointment made OF bin.
iodide OF mercury drachm and lard
| on &C, to be we'll rubbed in, after cut.
ting the hair snort, every night until
tree watery discharge is produced.
The foot shou j he we'll toHentrd with
very hot water every morning and alter
snou. Auer . tew DAYS. repeat the
O ntmen', continuing the wafer all the
time. A seton, or even firing will some.
times answer. The disease can prob
aoly never b. cured without leaving q
blemish, nor without liability to lame
ness. il the horse is worked bard.
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Ornamental Trees asd Shrubs.

The following select list Of IL small
hardy trees for lawns Of limited extent,
was presented by G. Ellvanger. OF the
Mount Hope Nurseries,. Rochester
chairman OF the committee for that
purpose.
Imperial Cut.leaved Alder, CUT
leaved Beech. Large Double-h wing
Cherry. DSsrf II rec chestnut. White
leavei Linden, Magnolia soulsngiana:
Wier's Cu,-leaved Maple, Osk-lesved
Mountain Ash, Double Scarlet Thorn,
Viryil,s lutea, Cut.leaved Birch, Kill.
marnock Willow.
Twelve towering Shrubs, for q small
lswn: D,uble vsriessted Althea,
Double White Almond. Deu'zis cren-
alta a pleno, Spree R-evesii REQUESTS
Weleels horteosis nives, For.ythia
viridissims, Hydra,ges psn'culats
Hydransea graodi6 'rs, Lilac alba
er.ndid rs, Dark crimson PsPaw
Q nucs, White Fringe Pfunu' trio
bsta. ~
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1900 seN~ :
. What is the best lime to pune or
trim an old apple orchard that IS badly
.un out?
We repeat the rule we have 30 often
given Tor pruning, namely, to pruue
wblle the trees are in 9 dormant state,
il you would avoid checking their
erowth-that il, in winter or early in
sprine. before the buds begin to swell.
II done Q few weeks before the sap be-
gins t. aow. % that the cut surface may
become dry, aud receive . coat OF pain ,
grating wax, or shellac vsrnish. it will
be better for the trees. but this is not
.b o!u;ey essential. unless the wounds
are large. The wounds heal better II
the pruning is done early 10 The hummer
hut the growth OF the tree is ssrlousl,
checked. Our correspondent will bear
in mind tha, trim ming alone will
no. restore the vipor OF an old tree,
which j. best effected by manuring The
whole EUR ace broadcast, il manure Is
plenty, with . thin dressing o. wood
ashes, II to be had. aud cultivating III
whole surface, or both cultivsting and
msnuring combined The cul'ivalipg
mus. be done before the trees begin 10
grow. il deep enough to disturb any OF
the roots It apple trees sr. over hfN
yea old. . decliu,ng orchard cannot he
restored, but new one should be p an :
ed. Pruning orcbard' should be pr.
formed 90 as to give the heads an even,
rourd and symmetrical shape, aud
special pains taken not to make dis.
torrioos OF the trees. ss too often sern,
BY the mistake OF cutting ont the v'g-
orous central shoo,s. aud making loug
police OF the NIB.
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TRRps-Are sometimes received from

TRRRs.-i Are sonnet mes received from
the nursey much shr,vsIei by drv ng.
and they are supposed 10 be fatally in
jured. Il they have net been troze"
while our o. the ground. they may be
restored with q fair degree OF certainty
by first pruning of any bruised parts
OF the r ,ot., shortening back partially
the annual shoots, and then burying
the whole compac,ly in mellow so'l,
which must be % closely filled in that
there shall be no interstices. In q few
weeks they will be found plump and
sound. 10 similar way. we have re-
stored gratis received 80 dry that they
would do for kiudlers. They were first
encased Ia slightly damp moss. and
then buried in the earth in the course
Of few weeks, they had gradually al.
sorbed moisture, bad become round
and plump, and when set as gratis all
grew. Do not allow the trees or gratis
to become vet or water soaked, but
the absorption OF the moisture shou'd
be slow, gradual and constant
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Porsatiye pills.

Pureativs pills have become settled
necessity with the American people
Indeed, csthsrtics always have been
and always mus, he used. in some form,
by all mankind In this country. the
pilular form oi administration has been
growing in favor since pills were first
made OF Aloes snd Rhubarb. rolled u
to ball. Their high position 10 the
public confidence has finally been Sc
cured and fastened into pemsnency. by
Ay,re Cstharlic Pills, the most skill.
iul com bination OF medicine for the DE-
eases they are intended 10 cur', that
science can devise or art produce. Those
who need pills, no longer hesitate what
oils to take il thew can pet Ayers
Pills - Wheeling { N.,) orsss =.
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1 sasrmsn View Of che Temperance
QFOaa0e.

a oOrm0n Wow ~ su0 To-" ptEhoco
SFasooe.
We copy BY request the following
com municstion which vas published in
the IntslG9eneer las. Saturday morn.
ing: .. ....r
The introduction of the whisky cru.
sade fever into cities Vas not altogether
unexpected from the exciting conIagion
OF Americ n enthusiasm. Yet the con-
servstive and bom"sen, Us character o.
this Community encoursl ed the hopr
that these "Koow-Nothing" hot-t Que
plsuts would not thrive on metropoi-
Tao soil. This hope has not been fully
realized here.
Co umns of our daily press are & led
With reports OF stereotyped country
t, m perauce speeches delivered here.
strengthened by local declamat ons
to arouse the war spirit. CHURCHES are
thrown open for macs meetings, homes
are abandoned to neglect numerical
relations are interrupted by public de-
nuucistions Of customers and late re-
spec,ed b. sine.s friends. Industries
are becoming psralyzsd a. an apprt.
neLsive feeling takes hold Of the minds
OF cur tolerant classes. and lays the IN
crpient foundation Tor q eocis, political
ard commercial uphesval in the iu'
ture.
Responsibility for the dangerous
Precedent established by permitting the
legal features Of the crusade to be
carried out here to-day does mol rest
With the city authorities alone. The
character OF the city and the press en-
couragri & the movement is being com.
promised. Regard Tor law is lost BY
regard for sex-rights o. individual
sacr feed to the inspiration OF Isuaucs
Where will this end The outlook
10 very gloomy and the country de-
serves after It's recent trials. more eu.
courssins prospects.
In q com prehensive and specific
movement 10 form the varied phases
Of in,empersnce. the different cls-es OF
our society o both sexe, may feel the
deepest interest. Progressive educa
ton as we'll as the rapid growth OF the
nation exercise WI oIesome j, fuences
towards improving the course OF
lite and morality.
But q crusade for the subiugation OF
the domestic and socsl habits OF
large part OF our population under any
circumstances or cover arousee sus'
picion and tends TO disturb the homo
&c, Gus and friendly relations OF soci.
~.
Next to whisky. wine and beer are
the powerful Toes against which the
crusade takes the field. Theee bever-
ages, wine and beer. have been used bv
the ancestors Of the American people
with moderation for centuries 10 the
old countries. Eminent ply s'cisns and
chemists have &C ntiuually recommended
their use as wholesome; Europeans
emigrating here bring With them the
deep convictions which have stood the
e.. ei time. and charge Of countri' 9
does not involve change OF social or de- |
mestic habits and customP, except as
dictated nv sanitary rules.
Upon these rules the use Of wine and
beer has been introduced here, and i
the s.me general moderation would
he . acticed by those who drink whis-
XIV, which characteristics its use ontie
Co, tineut o. Europe-where the p'riy
of the stuff is under Government qua d.
ianship-crusaders could be, during tb e
inclement weather Al home
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n;RF, TORS AND ADV soRl ARD.

DIRECTORS AND ADV SUM d ANU.
JON L. X per-, re ,dSnf 10 n Gs,,s.
4. ,ay,or, Geo re y. Oldtie d, John A. Kos
son, snl.l usied VIM. h: Wales. N. d.
stevens, Wei JOIN 2. kedmUnd.
HIsE celei c,, e1-Gov. GLIDE wax
er, CrI Kader B gas, T. n John NC
! anieI, r. Comm 4, der J. J. huiroushs,
Capt. Sami. l. watts, irxlris Lsgisia;
lure; Robert + withe y, q. n. h. r. nd
II. Co. -. G.; oil Ihos; N ovens, {. e:
NJ Inn &. v bitehead, Esq. ex. Mayor;
OIL, " n. Taylor, state senator, James u.
Baiue, q t.G.r, :. ~
All commute t'ons connected with the
COn ce,l, d OIders for ticket, and applica.
tlon Tor agencies To sell .icRels, snoula %
Secretary Masonic Relief Association,
Sorfhk, "a.
tickets for sale by
7. v. L RODGERS
r3c Mak. t street, Wheeling, W. Va.
mal8
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DIR TUFTS HAIR DYE

Crssts Q.".ILISs tnat liz IA, ~ "
Its feet 1, n t9ntaDeous. AID SD nTtur
tnai 1t can o. detected by thu cos 81 OBJ
ser er. II harm leas, easily applied and J.
in enera use anluRg 'ashisn b air ureSs
err In every larg ~ int e U"i'ed states.
PRICE Il fox. H. vprvwhere.
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NoRFoLK, VIRGINIA.
a..u,,C GRAND GIFT CONCERT,
~ NM, Prizes 10 be CT en- Away,
lW.NtlD amounting to $4,000, all In

This .nterrrise Is conducted ny the Ma
gglic Rejlri Assoriaiio" OF Norfolk, VIZ gin
10, unGe authority o Virginia Legislature
Gsrt as ed March 8, 1879 or the purpose
a, Using Iun,st com plete the Masonic
Temple now In course OF erection In Nor
'nIk in.re are moi dividusl enefis 10 oe
GsrIvt q ON this undertaking. The Con-
rsrt will pos Il>e ely AXE place on
ITESuAY, Nay 9th, 1874.
And no further posrpohemeut is gueran-
teed.
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Flour.
7Nn PBI.S. NJ, ~ ROSE,
:iWi IGl " Sterling,
go" Choice Family.
20 cottage xxx.
IOS " Y" semite lily,
llS Cream OF Indiana,
80 Gem (Spring wheao
100 White Rose,
100 Washington,
100" Peerless,
! store and for sale by
LIST, DAVENPORTd PARKS
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FOR r G Mt.
FOR RENT.

,,uE ROOM Now O CUPID By THE
lie al M, zeal Inslitu e, In Peterson 9
SInrk. Main st Get. r,sseaSlon gwen iin'
C.Y LUC>S
r,-orh lT7 Max { at
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LIST OF GIFTS:

Grand total, 10 roo gifts, all cash --e s50, 70
WholeT ckels ST. Halt lex cts, g. o. club
rat,s-u T.ckets Tor S. ~ TICK u, $40.
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Ali Kinds of Cakes,

Biscuit, Rusk Griddle Cakes, Pound Cake,
Malb cake, Corn Bread, tu '"ingS and
"a tr, elep aptly made with /, g IN, Ii 1
q cos Excelsior taking Powder
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VAL. NIjNs s,

1T WHOLE &c AND RETAIL
\ Periodicals by the year, at publishers
~ e.. Diaries or 1874. school Books, and
H.QUIMBY,
40 lili Market street, Whee ling, w. Va,
aud Water ST. eel, Beiiaire, ohio.
isn.O
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Soaps

Soaps.
Colgate's Sterling.
or riVe,
Pearl
10 u,
Golden tanner.
trUOd intent.
All Kinds Fancy Toilet Soap.
Seuuln CASH q.
ror lie rIN3LF d ISHAM.
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FOR SALE.

. THREE STORY HkN'K nWELL1No
A b. use, on the west side OF Eon sG.et'
Srlw,en Eleventh a q IWel'n ses
~, hs sold ysIy low and On favorable
terms For particulars enquire OF
''' Il q. BARR,
,onop.h Il42t hapline st.
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lIANU FvR KIN =.
FOR REST.

GOOD, rvsN octave, CHECKER
q ing ianC Is o. ed 10 TENT at u Der
Lar or. InQu Ieat This ONCE ii.h
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EoH sALD.

FOB 9ALD.
FARM CONTAINING JNE HUN.
y dred and three acrea- l VIII selI y IN
ocres TO suit purchaser There u no oetter
fsnd in ohio county Tor marke, gardening.
sitna, ed within one mile OF the city Of
wheeling. -
Teyms-oue-fourth cash: balance In one,
two aud three years. For further paroea-
lar, enquire Of the subscriber.
Ghu RUBEkTS,
50 Main street..
T. OBklES,
Real Ektpte Agent.