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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-06-05
NEW YORK CITY.
non Fo alNEH TnErn 11crNrn.

NEw YoRK, June 4-The German
malt liquor dealers Of this city hayI
pledged themselves not to renew theil
licenses, and have raised funds 10 resiSl
n court any action that may be taken by
the Excise Commissioners.
THE DRooKIN DIAMOND ROBBERY.
The Police Commissioners are now ex.
aminipg the charges contained In an
anonymous letter that an officer Of the
Eighth Precinct was the person who stole
"a 600 worth Of diamonds from ieWeler
In Brooklyn In 1855. The officer, the
letter states, was at the time known a.
Dan, the snatchef.n N he remains on
duty, pending the investigation. The
leWeler picked out the accused from q
patch OF sixteen officers as looking like
the man who robbed him. NSF .
coNnruNtsT LEADERS ARRIVED.
Messrs. PaschAl, Grousset and Jourde
Communist leaders who escaped from the
Penal Colony Of New Caledonia with
kochetort and Paine, have arrived in this
city. 1li5 y - ;
AnAANAA VI THE bTHAMkR STATE OF
sa-t aa GEORGIA.
The State Line steamship State Of
Georgia arrived this morning from Glas-
gov, on schedule time. The statement
made some time ago, on the strength Of q
private cable dispatch, that this steamer
had been In collision with another vessel
about the 9th Of May, proves entirely
One million and a half Of Government
gold was sold today at from 1l1-4l to
111-55.
PROCEEDINGS OF THE CHAMBER OF CON.
.r.. NRRCE. r...
The Chamber OF Commerce this alter.
noon adopted resolutions declaring that
the Chamber was strongly In favor Of q
liberal and Just reciprocity treaty between
Canada and the United States. A com.
mittee Of five was also appointed on canal
and railroad emigration, TO- consider the
subject Of cheapeniDg transportation by
those routes, and 70 cooperate with simi.
lar committees from other Commercial
bodies on the subject. A resolution was
referred to Q special committee requesting
the Senate and House Of Representative
to direct the holding Of sessions during
the coming recess Of the Finance and
Ways and Means Committees, to revise
the revenue laws, in order that, while
the amount Of revenues now collected
should not be diminiShed, the collec.
ton Of the same might Be simplitled by q
change from advHlorem to specific duties
wherever practicable, and by such com.
pilcation and classification OF merchant.
ise as might be desirable, and instructine
the Committee Of the Chamber Of For.
eign Commerce and Revenue Laws to con.
suit with the Boards Of Trade Of other
cities as to the manner Of arriving at such.
change In the revenue laws and for de.
Vising complete revised tariff for sub.
mission TO the above named committees,
should Congress order their session.
LIBEL SUIT DISCONTINUED.
The proceedings against Demas Barnes,
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LIBEL SUIT DIscoNTINURD.

The proceedings against Demas Barnes,
proprietor Of the Brooklyn Arqus, by
Judge McCue, were discontinued this
morning. Judge McCue sued for $780,.
600 damages for alleged libellous state.
ments published In the Arou1. This
morning Judge McCue's counsel read in
open court q complete retraction BY
Barnes of the charges made. Barnes also
promised to pay the costs Of the court,
including the fees Of McCue's counsel, and
the case was Discontinued.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-06-05
BY TELEGRAPH
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT

Ry tho Western Union Line, rs-r
once Nutt6weSt cor. q Main and Monroe sta.
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'--AsSAA4A9A 1AAAA SOp
The 49th annual session OF the Ohio
State Convention OF Unlversalists assem-
bled in this city to-day, Hon. L. Curtis, Of
Washington county, presiding. About
thirty clergymen were present and flty
churches represented. The opening ses-
sion was devoted solely, to the usual
routine Of convention business. Sermons
were delivered during the day by Revs.
]. G. Adams, Of Cincinnati, and Z. B.
Burns, OF Fulton county, Il Is expected
that the educational and missionary in.
tcrests OF the denomination will receive
attention at subsequent session.
I The attendance apart from the regular
delegates IS large, and much interest is
manifested.
The meeting Of the Universalist Minis.
terial Association adjourned to-day, to
meet at the call of the President.
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Ram Rail.

BA1TMoRE, June 4:-Base ball-At-
lantcs 3; Baltimores z.
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The body Of an unknown man was
found In the river near the mouth Of the
canal this evening. he had evidently
been In the wafer several DAYS.
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Will TENDER ms RRsIaNATToN.
CLEVELAND.
sRYRRR1Y NIuRRn.

CLEVELAND, June 40. Kalzsr, q
grocer OF this city, was severely injured
yesterday afternoon by being thrown from
q wagon by arunawsy team.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1874-06-06
Sentence of James Smith and John
Toliver,


The circuit court Judge J. B. Hoge presid
ING, convened at 10 o'clock Monday. yestet-
day, morning After the transaction Of some
unimpor,ant business, the prisoners james
Smith, convicted Of grand larceny and John
ToHver, convicted Of the murder Of Annie But
Ter. On the 9th day Of October last, were
brought into court.
Whereupon, Judge IIoge, proceeded to pass
sentence upon them, having in both cases over
ruled new trial. In sentencing James
smith, his Honor made it the occasion Of
administering q word Of good advice, both to
the prisoner aud to the unfortunate class 70
which be belongs, which it is 20 be hoped may
have some salutary effect. The court senten-
ced Smith, in accordance with the finding Of
the Jury to FIVE years hard labor in the peni
Tertiary. Immediately upon the conclusion Of
Smiths sentence, the clerk Of the court, order
ed John Toliver to stand up, and having re-
peatcd to him the verdict Of the jury " finding
him guilty Of murder in the FIRST degree" his
Honor thereupon, having frs. stated his rea-
sons for overruIug the motion Of counsel for
new trial, proceeded, amid the breathless attcn-
ton Of the largest assemblage We have ever
seen in the courtroom, to pronouce sentence Of
death, designating Friday, July Slst, next
ensuing, between the hours Of 10 A. NJ and 2
o'clock p. NJ, at some convenient place 10 be
appointed by the Sheriff for the execution Of the
sentence.
The prisoner stood entirely unmoved during
the delivery Of the sentence, not muscle Of
bis face gave any indication that he was in
the lsast concerned as 70 ais fate. When the
usual question was put to him by Major TrO1-
eli, the clerk, Have you anything to say why
sentence shall not be pronounced2' the pri-
soner gave answer in an emphatic tone, " No
Sir, distinctly heard in every part Of the Court
room. His whole manner was defiant, and he
seemed to regard the solemn proceedings as
more farcical than NartiRsblUg
Statesman, 2l
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1874-06-06
Tribute.


At regular communication of "Dallas Lodge"
No. 1872, A. +. & A. NJ. held at Brueetown, va,
on Saturday evening, May 80, Ammo DOmini 1874,
-AnnO Lucis 5S74, the following preamble ana
resolutions were introduced and unanimously a.
doptcd:
Since it has pleased the Supreme Architect OF
the Universe 20 remove so suddenly from this lie
our highly esteemed brother, JOSEPH q. COY BIZ,
Who for so many years, was an honored member
OF this Lodge, for which he cherished the strong
est affection, and who, citizen, neighbor, friend
-exempfed the noble principles OF oar tme-hon-
Ored institution, always ready as iar as circnm-
stances would permit, to extend helping-nan TO
the needy, to give wo-ds OF comfort TO the DIS
tressed, and who, whether in the Lodge or else
where, labored to prese We untarnished the repu-
taton Of on beloved order-thereiore
ResOlred, lst. While we bow in humble submls-
sion we depiore the severe stroke of Divine Prov
idence which has deprived us o. the useful labofs
OF ouI beloved b other, whom we will ely miss
in all our councils.
Resolred, I'd. Thatwe will ever cherish his mem
ory and strive to initiate his virtues looking for
ward TO the time when we hope 70 be accounted
WORTHY through the merits OF the Lion OF the
Tribe of Judah, TO enter that Grand Lodge above,
where the Grand Master in all his glory presides.
Resotred, Sd. That We will wear the customaI :
badge Of mourning for me usual period.
Rcsolred, 4th. That the Secretary be instructed
10 spread these resolutions upon the record, and
furnish copy to the family OF our deceased bro
the. JN0. p. HYDE,
Chairman,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1874-06-06
Frederick County Items.

The Winchester Times says: Alex. Robinson
ESD, agent for the Executor Of Mary Shreah,
decd, sold small tract Of land last week, ly-
ing at the head of Green Spring, In this ccun'
ty, for 500 per acre. II. W. Fries, purchaser
The fine estate of John n. Meade, lying near
Newtown, was sold privately, one day last
week, to Mr. James Carrot, Of Belmont coun-
ty, Ohio, for gil 900, equivalent to cash.
Mr.. Jesse Wright, of Wrights Mill on the
Opequon, received severe fall on Saturday
last, dislocating bis shoulder and otherwise in
juriug himself. The patient is now in fair
way to recover.
The hallstotm which visited the Ne&town
neighborhood on the 18th nit, was very de-
structive about Mountain Falls. Much tim
Der and fencing was destroyed. Mr.. Jacob
Richard made very narrow escape. A large
branch of Il tree crashed through a window at
which be was sitting, and barely missed stfik-
ing him.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1874-06-06
The shenandoah valley.

A correspondent Of the Mansfield tVa' Id
r,rtiser ia some jo,tiags from this county,
says:
very properly This has been called the
Garden Of Virginia. Lying between the Ale
ghany and the famous Blue Ridge mountains,
about 600 feet above tide water, the air Is mild
set sllubrious, and The valleys stand 50
thick with corn that they laugh aud sing. "-
Such immense fields Of wheat are nowhere else
O. be seen-one hundred acres IN one Enclosure
not uncommon, aud IS far as the eye can
reach. Geld beyond field lies IN g.ituius green,
alternate with luxurant clover and bluegrass,
or the bronze soil just turned up loT the famous
southern staple, corn
lie then goes on to speak Of the Shenandoah
Valley Railroad
Opening up an agricultural aud mineral
region funsurpassable wealth and advantages.
An iron operator, from Pennsylvania, who has
furnace aud forge in the Valley, says he Is
satisfied. from personal Investigation, that
there is enough magnetic and hsmaute ore 10
Page Valley % run a hundred furnaces for i've
hundred years IN other words be regards the
deposits as being practically iueXhauSub.e.-
The country abounds in limestone, aud with
the charcoal furnished by the forests primevaf
Of the Blue Ridge, a neutral iron Is manulac-
cured which is the standard fer boiler-plates
in the L. s. Navy, and which sells In che
Blooms at Sl20 per tor. The forests are
white oak, hickory and back walnut on the
lower lands, aud yellow pine 90 the mountains.
The walnut is so abundant ls 90 be used i0r
fences aud railroad ties
lie concludes.
Although West Virginia sounds hr
away. Harpers Ferry, at the entrance Of tie
Valley. is only 90 miles from Harrisburg, $50
from Pbiladelp hia and "a from Washington.
Time fails 10 tell the whole story. so per-
haps I may send you some day another sheet
o. Outings"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1874-06-06

RzaAEEABLE ADVENTURE ov JERSEY
CITY JoUENALIsT.-An e1-edi,or Of a Jersey
City paper arrived at the De'avan House las,
evening, aud tells the following story As he
approached the Grand Central Depot, New
York, yesterday morning % take the 1890 ex-
press, be noticed two very pretty and elegant
ly dressed young ladies, who came up aud
treated him as an OLD acquaintance. and he
tbinkingi. was case Of mistaken identity,
thought he would carry the thing through ard
have some fun. They informed him that they
had procured a section in che drawing-room
carand invited BIN % tahe O seat therein lie
did 50, and enjoyed a very pleasant ride Of two
hours Ga the arrival Of the train at POUCH
keepsie both the ladies' put their arms around
his neck and kissed him goodbye. lie step
ped 10 the dining room and ate some lunch and
returned 10 the train, when. to his dismay and
alarm, he found he was minus his pocketbook
containing two tea-ceut stamps and Use
cent piece.-AJn.y Argus. z76
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1874-06-06

A SuooTNG ARRAY IS HAGERsroWN.-
Wednesday morning, about II o'clock, Wm
Gray, colored man. was shot and severely
wounded by Dr. C. Edgar. from Washington
on Walnut sirees. neaT Washington street
The circumstances Of the shooting, as detailed
by those who saw the occurrence, were as fol-
lows Gray and man named Tad Muuday
became engaged 10 an alteration, IN which
Gray, who is very powerful, was getting The
better Of his antagonist, when the doctor inter
fered Gray ihen turned on the doctor and
abused aud Threatened him. The doctor drew
revolver and tod him he would not execute
his threats; Gray reiterated into she street, aud
picking up a large stone. threw i a she doc
tor. who then fired twice, one bali passing
through Gry's hand and The other striking
him in the thigh add lodging there Gray
was taxed o. bis bone aud attended by Dr. C.
d. BOYLE. and Dr. Edgar BED sud las not yet
been arrested.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1874-06-06
The New Secretary.

On Monday last President Grant sent to the
Senate The nomination Of Gen Bris,ow, Of
kentucky, forthe Treasury SecTetarySbip. A
Correspondent Of the Baltimore SIN says:
"Gen. Bristow. who is wei known in Wash
ingtou 10 an circles. Is unusually popular. and
20 adverse criticisms were passed upon him.
Ole Senator remarked that be was a good law
ser. he did not Suow whether he had ever stu
died the finances very closely, Su' he did know
that be would eDdeavor faithfully % alminis-
ter the duties Of any position which he consent
ell 90 accept. A leading democratic Senator
SAYS that the nomination Of Gen. BriStow is
the most respectable cabinet nomination ever
made by President Grant
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1874-06-06

Mack, of the Morgan Mercury has been
paying a social visit to R. NJ. Jobe & Co., pro-
prietors of the Alpine Wooden Mills, and gives
q glowing description of Mr.. Us sleek Alder
ny stock, fast trottersy &c. He might have
added that Mr. j. &; Co, keep on hand the
finest and largest supply of wooden fabrics,
from the finest to the coafse.t quality to be
found in any similar establishment in West
Virginia or Maryland. Jobe & Co., are enter
nrising men, Martiasbuq Statesman.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1874-06-06
State OF Maine,
ExEct-rvE DEfARrMEST,
Aur,srgs nac II 1871

State OF Maine,
ExEct-rvg DEfARrMENT,
Augusta, Dec. IL, 1871.
This certifes that I am acquainted with all OF
The three zen. enc in the f-m OF X. G.. Chase
Co. The are geat ehen Of good character and
es &c e rus. ness capacity. They hare the repn-
T. ioi here ey are SnoSn Of being fair and
honorable in hei dealing. therefore take plea
sue in CONNIE ding them to the pubic as gentle
men in all respects worthy Of confidence
SIDNEY PERHAM, Goy'r.
Quinton, n. j., Jan. l6, 1874.
r. G.. CRAsE Co. We would say the 100
Dwarf auc 100 Standard pear trees purchased from
Won last season a-rited in good condition and we're
ve~y satisfactory. 7 ere has not been enough at
zen on p- ID TO the culture of pears in our vicinity
TO Admit OF on speaking of the profit of their cu-
a. e. uut nat few trees we have with us bear well.
ours tsu'y, HIKES Blu
Pembroke n H., May 2S, 1873.
r. G.. CHASE &c Co. For the past Eve years
have purchased trees of you Of almost every va.
riety. and haze lost bat two which we're destroyed
by the nice. Your trees have always come in
good condition and with good roots, | regard
your frm the most reliable know Of from which
to purchase nursery stock. Some trees bought
o YOU four years ago are now over nine inches in
ci conference the crab trees bore a peck each
the second year. Yours truly,
9EO. -. STONE,
"a veil known fruit raiser.)
May so, 1874
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1874-06-06
Gen. Joseph E. Johnston's
RGOK FOR SALT

Bv GEO. 7. LIGHT, Agti
CODA WATER am prepared to dispense
= this delightful beverage to suit all tastes
Syrup pure and genuine, either with crushed ice
or not. Syphon Bottles to supply houses.
Nav %. 1874 GEo. 4. LIGHT.
HOOFF'S Malt Extract, Brown Stout, Sche-
III dam Snaps, Orange Tonic Bitters, all for
sale bv GEO. I. LIGHT.
HOSTEfTER'S BlTTERS, Plantation, Wen
III gerts and all other Bitters for sale by
May2s GEO. 7. LIGHT.
NTEUICATED Water. and Salts for sale by
MI GEO T. LIGHT.
DEN KNIVES (the very bestl for sale by. ,u
GEO. I. LIGHT.
4 n invitation is extended to the employees oil
Y Free Press Office to try this delightful oey-
craze free, and all others at II tickets for SlOO.
GEO. T. LIGHT, Druggist.
May %, 1874.
1s-Thank you, friend Light,-the prohibitory
laws hate not reduced us to the extremity of i'm
bibing Pen Knives tonic. We take our iron
in solution. Eas. Free Press.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1874-06-06
A Substitute Better than Terra
Gotta.

The best and most natural specimen Of arti-
fetal stone-work we ever saw is in the base
ment of the Ebbitt House. The flooring can
not be surpassed by the best imported terra
Gotta. and as it is laid in a soft state, its foun-
dation becomes far more regular and solid by
the process Of hardening than is to be found
IN a floor laid with burnt terra Gotta slabs.
This flooring is made out Of Portland cement,
aud by the same process we referred to in our
last issue, on artificial stone manufactured by
Mr. c. NJ. Roberts, who is introducing it
very extensively all over the city. We advise
the public to go and examine this specimen of
his work at the Ebbitt House, and if they are
still incredulous about it let them ask the pro-
prietor, Mr.. Willard, what he thinks about it,
as judging from the use he lie making of it his
faith must be very strong-S,nlday Chron-
,e1s
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1874-06-06
TIE Episcopal Methodist.

We endorse the following paragraph from
Che Loua0n Mirror in commentator Of the
baltimore Episcopal Methodist;
1T is the organ Of the Baltimore Conference,
lis a most excellent family journal, and 10
every way worthy Of a liberal patronage
Wade devoted % the cause Of Me,hodism, It's
literary and news columns are well sustained.
Bold and Independent in the expression Of its
views upon an subjects 10 never lowers the
standard Of les high calling, bat It's columns
are ever exeTtsd for the cultivation Of good in-
Gueuces.'
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1874-06-06

On last Saturday night man named Pat
rick Galess was run over by engine 90, be-
tween this place and Tabs Crossing, and
instantly killed, the whole train passing over
his body. lie was seen lying across the track
by the engineer but too late 10 stop the train.
1t is supposed that he was intoxicated. The
deceased was from Hancock, Nd, and unmat-
ried -MartiRs6luq Statesman.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1874-06-06
Grand Gift Concert.
100000 for 81.

TIE Valley Educational Society, composed OF
men Of the highest personal character, will hold
Grand Gift Concert at Edinburg, Shenandoah
County, Virginia, on the
FIFTEENTH DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 1874,
atwhich time and place. they will distribute Five
Thousand Seven Hundred and Sixty-seven Gifts
g. ticket folders. Tie nett proceeds to be APP
piled to building one or more Public School
Eouses for said town. $4,000 tickets viii be sold
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1874-06-06

TtR"1P 81 want o. Mccormick Reaper ard
over Gas, ags, Repairs, &C, shou d leave
4 ..i- ocdv 8 ca 'v with us-otlerw.se they may
be disappoi tied.
June g. lS7:. GUKE GALLAHER.
Tvs ; best Respers, Movers and Horse-RGkes 10
be Zoe in tke market for sale by
,rne G. tS.4. Duke h GALLAHER.
TtRMERS VIII fad eve ything in the way Of
3arFcst -dDplies in our liGeSlch as Scythes
and Stones, liaWa.e, &C.
June 6, 81 DUKE a GALGAHER.
COCNTST Merchants viii Re supplied at good
I -a.es with Harvest Tinwsre by
ssne 8. 1874. DUKE 4 GALLAHER.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1874-06-06

1-bfNNN
The property gifts will be purchased by the Cor
20 ators az the prices above named if the drawer
saLll so desire, and tle Cash be promptly paid by
the treasurer on tie dag specified.
Bear in mind that no ticket is recognized al The
drawing unless the coupon bearing the duplicate
number has been returned to the secretary with
the price-one dollar.
The distribution of gifts will commence 10 days
after = swing and continue months, If necessary
10 complete it.
Money must be forwarded by Registered letter,
Postoice order, Express or Draft on solvent Bank.
The proportion of Gifts to the number of tickets
is larger than ever offered, and affords the best
proof that the management desire to make only a
snal, Legitimate profit for the purpose set forth,
and not TO offer grand lottery swindle.
The COrporators are j. j. Stoneburner, John
A. Saum, J. C. Mcdonald, Hm. J. Dnges, DR..
D. W; Prescott, DR.. =: Belew, Joseph Conner, j.
D. Miligan, Jszses N. Swami and George w.
Koontz.
President D. W. Prescott Treasurer, John A.
Saum Secretary, J. d. Milligan.
Address all communications to the secretary at
Ednburg, Shenandoah County, Virginia.
REFERENCES.
The management respectfully refer % the fol-
lowing gentlemen for any testimony as 20 the
character Of the cOrporatOrs, and their ability 70
meet al obligations: Hon; John 7. Harris, NJ. c.
Ha -risonbsrg, Va Dr. = II. hoffeG5S. Senator,
do Gen. J. II. Williams, Mem. Leg, Winchester;
Col. = W. r. Moore, Mem. leg, Mt. jackson (;
Gen. G. s. Meem, State Senator, do; Judge ii.
C. Allen, Woodstock, Va; Capt II. II. Riddle
berger. Mem.Leg do; Judge Geo. Rye, Es State
Treasurer EdinbE-g, Va; N X. Trou,, Mayor,
Stanton, Va; Moses Walton, ESQ, Pres. Shen.
County Bank, Woodstock, Va; J. &. Heem, Esq;
Pres. New Market Bank Of Virginia, New Market,
Virginia
All orders for tickets addressed TO the secretary
at Edinburg, Va, will receive prompt attention.
Correspondents should write their address 10
full in the most egible hand to avoid mistakes.
Agents wanted in every city, town, village and
neighborhood.
The drawing will take place in grove near Ed
inburg on the dsy above named.
May 30, lS7-3m.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1874-06-06

GALL and see our nice and fashionable Hats
May %, 1874. TRUsSELL a LooAS
WE have opened for the inspection OF our
w friends and customers the most desiraoie
line of Cnssimeres ever offered in. the trade.
NJ % ls7l TRUSSELL LUCAS.
lust received load of the best Croekery also
81 Flower Pots. ... ,rc,c
May %, 1874. ThuSSEhL Lo0Ao
VYTINDOW Uhr.ains Of the best Linen, Bun,
w Green and White, for sale BY
May 70, 1874. TRuSSELh q hUOao.
HIL Cloth, Mating and Carpets, also, few
1 J pairs of Hassocks, for sale by.
May %, 1871 TRUSSELL LUCAS.
DACON.-Hams, Shoulders and Mddings, for
ID sale by TkusSELh a LoOAo.
OUR Grocery department is complete and fuliI
replenished with everything needed in well
regulated family. TRUSSELL& LUCAS
lust received per Steiner Grey Eagle; 1000
D Cans of Tomatoes, Peaches, HOLSTERS, Oysters
and Sardines, for sale by
May 20. 1874. TRUSSELL dLoCAS.
VATEs Best Family Flour always on hand
and for sale by
May %, 1874. TRUSSEbb q LbCAS'