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character such could be had publicly with any ,or.
q Tho conversations which you have had with Wells
W & ", nn' IN @ N,u 9,, a., 'ey r,a,e To yonr n'nrycws M
What was the subject mattcr' A-rhat decline
S mlgSE 10 % 9 ,h'; letter sndns rspc5 to witness. and
mine am sotry To -rc II here.
,Q,-Mhy are you sorryi A-Bccau-c cnoincd secrecy
. fIc letter roads. Barrum'. Noniay night" ,ho,
. Q-IResiimgI "Nonany rirl,t What Monday nlsh,
va. uatt A-lhc 2fi Vi November the night lett ior
. 9-1tL,sins " Dear Colonel" Is that Col Pickett, A.
g.. Am lgs, arrived and have your ac. aich where
What was in iti N"fhst i, .,s .o nh 40
No., cnfc 10 oan,wcr just now.
You decline To answer ~ 4 Yes. sir.
you nave ~ IN your pos-cssoni Al think so but
q cgnunning To read ~ cannot wait so leave AT
tnnNht' Was that leaving tor New Orlcans' Ayes.
,n9 r'S2dng - - hins Thomas had better telegraph
W6oi, uc9a'i A|rha, was Col % mokct. u ca" u0
y -lha, was your address in Sew Oricansi A-Yes,
9-"rhaihc can doit" To whatdcc that refer, A.
q AT pcr cont rer cont on WHAT Al de-
g l'eadus ~ That he will SEQ hi. party in baltimore
III" i. h unrttY so i,1fn Nw c Yr,sni
think that meant he would be in Now orleans at that
,S ,ssc re'a 9' r P1.psrapn in 9c the, letter & @G DO
snaiu,n, What does that mean' A-Dont you under.
S. I.l.l-i 'grpo'c do, hut wan, you to ,o.uiy
The Wiiiir.S-l cannot explain ~.
Nj l4Uu- Won cannot Nplaluitf
Nuur-s-l io mot desire to explain ~
- what W1, the situation that they were not alive to-
That dC cline To- state.
q ErAiiut'-" Above all things. keep from trouble
Nuu hroW Tire r.h take You can say what YOU chuu~.
Ia tuur lu.ui- hut Auu must bc Responsible th,ir
Wh' lnwhat was he 10 kccp YOU from trouhlc' A.
mat j. urn ui the que .tinn. | icCliu, tn answer
q Reading -" VIII hold things m hand until hear
mom ,9u What thing, were you 10 hold Ia handt A.
Q-Luuk nt thi, telegram handing one TO witness, AMI
not
Q-You dh not receive So A-No. dr
vi llri~l Will read the telegram "tpArrh itAnr0rk
~ hFu'nIc suttt, sew OltauA" Joseph llAnlOck j.
yourself. l-lt unig A Yes. sir
Q-And "j ihou.a. Sew York Hotel, by whom II
appears to ue sisn,d, is Col ricsJrt sit MOTT Aye.
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lie D..

At Monte View. )" his residence. near D Iffeld's
Depot, in this COUNTY, ON the InurnIaR of Ihe Ith
instant, of Pneumonia, Mr.. HENRY NJ. WAL
TON, aged about so years
The wife of Mr. Walton died on Saturday
morning, the 10Th OF March, and just four weeks
later, at almost the same hour, the husband fol-
lowed the wife of his bosom to her last resting
place. and they who were united in life now
sleep side by side in death. Mr.. Walton was An
estimabie citizen. and enjoyed the esteem OF bis
friends and peishbors.
At Spring HILL" Berkeley County w. Va. on
the 18th nit, ELLEN DOUGLASS aged I'VE
wears. Third child of Born aud Mas garst Har-
ian, and granddaughter of the late DIR. William
Keerl f.tbis county.
For of such is the kingdom of Heaven"
At Greensburg. Berkeley county, or March so.
1877, Mrs. SARAH WOLF. aged - years.
months and 90 days.
Near Falling Waters. Berkeley county. March
soth. 1877, Mrs. ANNIE BELL KERSHSER, In
the 9th year of her age.
In Martinsburg. the lat inst, CHARLES
MOSSBURG, aged IL years and 6mnnths
In Martinshurg. on the Sri inst, Mr.. THOMAS
BEN ION BERNARD, aged 81 years.
Mrs. JANE CLIPP departed this life on the
81 of April. 1877, aged i9 years, months and Is
days.
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the window and guiding her carefully to the
ladder. The smoke cloud again blew across
the topmost stories aud the scene was again
shut out from below. As soon as the crowd
were able to discern what was going on the
brave fireman could be seen slowly moving
down along the ladder, ruug alter rung, bear
ing upon his back the young lady he had so
CALAMITY rescued. She was clinging to him
with her arms about his neck, aud was evi>
IDENTIFY SO intent on escape that when several
of the fireman's comrades came to his rescue
and offered to relieve him of his charge she
absolutely refused to let 60 her hold.
A LAST FAREWELL.
A most pathetic scene was witnessed by
many of the spectators on the Fourth street
side just as the danger appeared most immi-
nent In the. fifth story window, upon q
background of lurid flame, might be seen
the pro6es of man aud woman shaking
hands and taking last farewell of each other.
They had stood at the window and appealed
for aid until hope gave out, and just when
they felt the volumes of smoke overcoming
them, and saw the flames apparently stretch.
ing toward them with rapid strides, they fell
into each others arms and disappeared.
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RIED.

On the evening of Marc! LIST. 1871. at the res
idence Of the brides parents, near Pleasant
Eicbeib.rger, Mr. c. T. ARGENBRIGHT, form-
erly of Rockingham county Va, aud Miss v R-
GINA j. STEWART, daughter OF J. w. Stew
art, formerly of jefferson county, W Va.
In the Baptist churc.,, IN AarrinsbnrR. on the
4til inst, by Rev. A. E Rogers. Mr. THOMAS D.
PAGE aud Miss NARY f DAILY, all of Mar
tInsburR.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1877-04-17

LIST OF ADVERTISED LETTERS remaining
in the Pos. Office at Charlestown, Jefferson
county, W. Va, April 14th, 1871:
Mrs. Ann Brown Miss Annie Booth, Miss
E. + Goodwin, Miss Kittie Harris, Harriet
Lanam, Miss Mamie Ruby, Mrs. Eva Smith,
Miss Hester Williams, Andrew Hart (cold),
Daniel Harris, Samuel Michael, W. Fl. R..
Read.
The above letters, if not called for within
thirty days, will be sent to the dead letter Of
fee Persons calling for them will please
say that they are advertised.
G. LE1sENR1NG, P. NJ.
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Use Truax's Vegetable Hair Grower for
badness, dsDdruff and all irritstioDs of the
scalp. No cure, no pay. For sale at Gil
bert's Drug Store, Harper's Ferry.
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G In another column will be found the
advertisement of the Gem Organ Company.
The Organs manufactured by this Company
have no superior and are warranted for Eve
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1877-04-17
TO STOCK RAIsERs.

TNHE undersigned having considerable expert
ence in the gelding Of stock. Offers bic prsfss-
sionsl ssrvices a. the Stock Raisers OF Jefferson
AID adj lining Counties, prom isin g care in the
ecution o! work entrusted TO him. Will also give
atten tiou to ciseases in horace lsO has patent
Anti Hooter. which he viii apply to Hogs Leusrs
addI.ssed &c ME at Duisid's Depot or Chsrlsstov
will receive prompt attention Term. reasonabis.
Feb IL ISL. John " RCHAERFER.
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FoR SALE, at Bargain-for Cash or
Trsde-Two New Sewing Machines. For
particulars apply at the Spirit office.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1877-04-17

Powder, Shot and Caps for sale by S. s.
pagsrn.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1877-04-17
PURE BERKSHIRE PIGS.

DERSONs in want of THOROUGHBRED
L PEDIGREED BERKSHIRE PIGS, can OBJ
tain them-sirRIy by the mir or two-by
calling on the undersigned. Price IS each
EVery animal sold guaranteed to be of tho
purest blood. ALBERT l. MOORE.
p. o. Charrestown, Jefferson Co. W. Va.
August \. IS76-1y.
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CHARLESTON, S. c., April 12.-The COL
ored militia of the city. comprising nine COM
panies and aggreeating about 600 men, held
meeting tonight end passed resolutions
rendering their allegiance to Gov. Hampton
and asking for his recognition of their organi-
cation.
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A THRILLING SPECTACLE.

Az soon as all on the ffth-story had been
xescued By means of the rope the ladder was
run up TO the upper story. and the first one
taken out was q young lady dressed in white
The solitary fireman away up at the head of
the ladder could be seen taking the young
lady as she swung by mears of rope from
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1877-04-17

COARSE aud fine Salt, Pepper, &C., for
sale by 3. S. Dalgsrn.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1877-04-17

PETERsoN's MAGAZINE Is peculiarly at
tractivo among the mon,hlies for its superb
steel engravings and beautiful fashion plates
whilst its literary contents arc always inter-
es,ing. The May number has been received
and is fully up with previous issues.
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COUNTY ITEMS From tho shepherdsown

Register we copy the following items:
Boating on the canal is now lively. A
large number of steamers are running.
: Messrs Hcis,on Bros. have purchased the
water power at Smithfeld, from the hoirs of
the late William Watson, and nre building
large grst and saw mill there.
G. D. McGlincy, Auotioneer, sold at pub
lie sale, on Saturday last, for Benjamin II.
Schley, Trustee, the farm of l. T. Chapline,
deceased, ing 1G5 acres. for S27 per
scro. Purchaser, Mrs. Birely, of Frederick,
Md.
sold for G. NJ. BeItzhoover, Trustee. the
house and lot of Kitty Boswell, colored, at
the west end of town, for 1866. Purchaser,
John B. Shepherd.
On Wednesday last fine bell, weighing
eleven hundred pounds, was lifted into tho
tower of the Lutheran Church of this place.
The bell which was removed from the tower
has been in use in this church since 1885,
I. was cast in the city of Roucn. France,
17G3, and bears the following inscription
" Poisson, fondeur, de Rouen, An 1863"
/Thc corporation tax on selling spurious
liquors in Shepherdstown is fixed at $40
Au ordinance has been adopted that Drug
business, shall be closed on the Sabbath day.
under penalty of not less than Eve, or moro
than fifteen dollars, and upon conviction, one
half of the fne to 60 to the informer also
tina. it shall be the duty of the Sergeant to
see that this ordinance is enforced.
The congregation of the Episcopal Church
met A pril 2, 1877, for the election of Yes
try. and the following were chosen: Geo ".
Hall. + |. Lee, Jr., Martin Bilimyer, NJ. P.
Andrews, D D. Pendletun, Thomas Wysong
and b F. Harrison The division of the
Diocese coming up for discussion. a resolution
was passed deetniug it mex podient to create a
new Diocese in West Virginia, but favoring
the election ofan assistant Bishop, who should
reside in West Virginia. In the organization
of the Vestry, Geo. w. Hall and f. l. Lee,
Jr were continued Wardcns; D D. Pendle.
ton elected Secretary, and B. F. Harrison
Treasurer
DEMoREsr's MONTHLY for May comes to
US laden with choice literature and poetry,
etc and contains two elegant Chromos and
a superb portrait of VIM. Cullen Bryant,
besides its usual variety Of music, spring
fashions and other departments, all we'll filled.
PETERsoN's MAGAZINE ls peculiarly at
trnctivo among the monthlies for its superb
steel engravings and beautiful fashion plates,
whilst its literary contents arc always inter-
es,iug The May number has been received
and is fully up with previous issues.
Foa SALE, at Bargain-for Cash or
Trade-Two New Sewing Machines. For
particulars apply at the Spirit office.
COARSE aud fine Salt, Pepper, &C., for
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1877-04-17

COLUMBIA. 8 c., April 1l.-Tho day has
been strangely quiet Although it witnessed
the transfer of the government of South Caro-
lins. with all its Domentous interests, from
Chamberlain to Hampton, there was no more
pomp and ceremony than if the two private
secretaries were exchanging photographs or
jackknivcs The transfer Of papers md other
property was made at 12 N to-day by the
respective secretaries, Wade Fl Manning rep
resenting Hampton, and G. J. Babbitt Chsm>
ber!nin. Mr. Chamberlain. after leaving the
State House, drove through q dense crowd
collected by circus procession, but WAS
wholly unuoaiced.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1877-04-17

DEMoREsr's MONTHLY for May comes to
US laden with choice literature and poetry,
etc, and contains two elegant Chromos and
superb portrait of VIM. Cullen Bryant,
besides its usual variety of music, spring
fashions and other departments, all we'll filled.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1877-04-17

ALL KINDS OF COUNTRY PRODUCE
NyASTED, and highest price paid. by
w GEO. w. TAYLOR,
April II. 1877. Main ST., near the Market.
CoTToNADEs,
" CHEviOTs,
DENNIS,
PRINTS.
PERCALEs.
&C. &C,
in fine variety, and cheaper than ever before, q.
GEO. W. TAYLoR'S.
April II, 1877. Main St.. near the Market.
CROQUET Sets ST. 90, at
" GEO. W. TAYLOR's.
April II, 1877. Main s.. near the Market.
CARPETS. Oil Cloth, Sc, at
u GEO. w. TAYLoR's.
april II. 1877 Main ST., near The Market.
FERTlLIzBR-FOR SPRING CROPS.
WILL have on hand ODER &. Sons Standard
w Fertilizer for Spring Crops This article
has NO superior in the market. All shat 10 ne
cessary 10 try Is beside those said be the best
: or sale by JAS LAW. HOOFF d co.
D1RO Cages and Hanging Baskets. for sale by
d JAS. LAW ROOFF Il co.
A kIMAL Pokes. for sale by
a JAS LAW. HooFF CO.
HAND Corn Planter for sale By
II JAS. LAW. HOOFF + co
HORSE Collars, for sale by
II JAS. LAW. HOOFF & CO.
ApriiI7. 1871.
DREAKFAsT Bacon, Sugar Cured Hams, Sides
ID aud Shoulders for sale BY
Nay ls, 1875.
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SOUTH CAROLINA.

Especial Dispatches to the Baltimore SUM-
COLUMBIA, 8. O., April 10.-The removal
of the troops from the State House to-day
was accomplished so quietly and quickly as
to deprive the occasion of much Of its purely
dramatic interest
Promptly at noon, in accordance. with Cen
eral Sherman's order the troops under COM
uand of General Ruger marched out of the
State House and moved down to their bar
racks, half mile distant. There was no
public demonstration, but everywhere an ex-
preston of calm enjoyment. The real event
of the day. however, was the public announce
ment by Ex-Governor Chamberlain, in the
shape of letter addressed to his fellow Re-
publcans of the State, that he had finally de
cided to abandon further opposition to the ad,
ministration of Governor Hampton, and no
longer actively assert his own right to an
Office made untenable by the withdrawal Of
federal support. This was n genuine sur
prise to all but Cham bcrlains immediate
counselors. for up to this morning it had been
generally supposed that he at least would
" hold the fort" until ousted by town de-
cree. 1t seems now that council of war was
held at the State House yesterday, at which
the whole question was carefully gone over
and the conclusion practically reached that to
continue the struggle longer would be sheer
tolly AS soon as these facts became known,
Gov. Hampton addressed letter to Chamber
lain, notifying him that be would send . rep
resentztive to receive the State documents
and take possession of the executive chamber
at any hour specified. Chamberlain replied
that his private secretary would make the
transfer at poon tomorrow, at which time,
therefore, the last vestiges OF oarper- bag usur-
patton will disappear from the government, of
the Palmetto State.
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The farm of c. g. Lee, in Clarke county,
near Bcrryvile, containing 165 acres, has
been sold to IRIS. Lee for $50 per acre. The
"Geu Owen" tract. containing 225 acres,
two miles from Borryvile. has been purchased
by Mrs. S,ribling for $3.50 per acre.
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Relief WithOut'a Doctor.

Though we would by no means be under
stood as deprecating, but rather as recon-
mending. professional aid in disease, there
are m~ultitudes of instances when it is nell
tler necessary or easy to obtain. A family
provided with a comprehensive household
specific like Hostetter's Stomach BitterS. is
possessed of a medicinal resource adequate
to most emergencies in which medical adj
vice would be otherwise needtul, That sterl
ing tonic and corrective invariably 1eme-
dies, and is authoritatively recommended
for debility, indigestion, urinary and ute
rine troubles. incipient rheumatism ard
govt. and many other ailments of frequent
occurrence. 1t eradicates and prevents inter
mittent and remittent ~fevers, relieves men
tai dependency, checks premature decay,
and invi9oratos the nervous and muscular
tissues. Sleep, digestion and appetite, are
promoted by it, and it is extremely useful
in overcoming the effects OF exhaustion and
exposure.
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rests and covers and extent of
territory OF sufficient magnitude
to make it %emlnently national in
it's character. This will be more
apparent when the following facts
are even briefly examined and
considered The region OF coun
Try subject to overflow lies in the
States of Illinois, Missouri, Ken
lucky, Tennessee, Arkansas, Mis-
sisSippi and Louisiana, and EN-
braces within its area about q,
500, 900 acres OF the richest and
most productive corn, cotton.
lice and sugar lands were p Otect
ed from the food Ofwale, which
annually flows over them, they
would be quickly pot in cuItiva-
ton, and a very moderate compu
tation it may be safely estimated
than III less than five yeaIS the
production of our III ee great a"ri
cultural staples, cotlCn. lice and
sugar, would be increased more
than fifty per cent. Cotton is the
commodity which more than all
Others contributes TO our mer
ciai poSneliiy and gives us a Sub
sfan;ial basis Of wealth nos pos
seSsed by any other cOnIiy or
people. The highlands of ihe Sou
them States, upon which Il la ge
portion of the cotton crop has
heretofore been grown. is oecom
ing so much exhausted that in a
few years their cultivation in
cotton will have to be abandoned
and the decrease in this valuable
and important product will be
materially felt upon the finances
Of the country. Our expectation of
of all articles now amounts to
aoou1 500, 100000 in value by
rectal mug the alluvial lands OF
the mississippi delta from owe.
flow the expectation or cotton.
sugar and rice alone could easily
be made to exceed this en,i,e
sum.
The action by Congress. here
sought to be had, leclaims from
a wilderness and makes fit for
cultivation an empire OF a.ricnl
tral wealth, Which, when devel.
oped, will increase tie material
resources OF the couotry millions
dollars. The work is of such a cha
re Ger that it is Impossible for it
20 De accomplished by tie efforts
2nd le%outces OF individuals. ont
must be done under artbolity
and with the means of the oeu
elal government. We Therefore re
specially ask that your houo1a>
ole oOd,y adopt such Legislation
aU your next session as will Give
>.'iety aud protection 10 those dis
hlc,s OF county that are subject
10 annual overflow.
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~ me:hinS Fresh from
ArteHnU~ Ward.

SALEM MASS, July Is, 1861.
NJ Dec; A.leiio-I cannot tell
yOa how much l miss You.
1t seems as though l had lost
al! my grandmother and the cook
lug stove.
Why didn't [ put You in a bot
tie and bring you down here with
me ! But | am always forgetting
something. The other day | went
Oft and forgot my Aunt Sarah.
and she's a good deal bigger than
you are; Mr.. Ramsey is also a
very foreeitul man. He frequent
~ goes off and folee,s his washer
woman, Ramsey is VIEW fine
looking man. He reminds me Of
MIR. Green, the Maiden murderer.
When Mr.. Ramsey goes to the
penetentiarv, which will be view
soon. we must send him dough
nuts, magazines and OLhei literary
documents. Mr.. Ramsey can read
print very we'll.
like you very much. I should
like you very well if you were
Twelve years older. l am very
singular about some things.
You spoke to me about a boy
WHO is my rival. [ should feel
ve',y sorry to kill that boy, but
he may drive me to it. | am in
hopes that he will take himself
ioio a pIimatute tomb.
That he may choke himself
with q large slice of nnddin..
but if he does neither [ shall feel
1orced to load bin with chains
end read all my lectures to him.
That will finish him. His body
may remain: but the rest of him
VIII nave persisted miselshly long
e'e L nave goo through
You must be a good lutte girl.
and always mind your mother
Never lei your excellent mother
feel sorry that she is acquainted
With you. 1t it hadn't been for her
.Ou might have got drowned IN
. soupplate long ago. And it you
hadn't ever had any mother YOU
might now be in Turkey with the
other Turkeys. In fact, nv dear
Amelia, so conduct yourself that
even on dark and rainy days the
bright sun may shine wherever
yo~ ale, and that the stars (which
a'e next to the sun in bri9htness)
may never flash so brilliantly buC
that you can always look steadily
and hopefully toward them.
Faithfully your. friend.
A. WARD.
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Sf"den'5oj'St. F3;acentIaGi'nfe
l snail ever deem it one OF the
happIest days OF my life, to have
appeared before you to offer you
words OF encouragement. on so
eventiul q day as this, The open
ing OF the Tree schools of the Pa
iish OF Latonrche, under demo
ciatic auspices. Fellow-Stndents.
You all probably are not avale
OF Tie fact that here beneath this
hnhole roof, | also Learned that
"a. L. g., Of science Of the key"
knowing This l indulge III the
fond hope that you will view me
not with Il critic eye but simply
pass my imperiectlon by fellow
students. Its noniull time for us
to ieallAe, that the historical pc.
rod of recOnstructions is at an
end and that Il new era, is non
l'luming, the crimson vaults of
our political sky: The Carpet bag
Sei: ii'at has been haunting our
cities for the past ten yea,s, must
POW take up .his discharge aud
seek hospitality i'll more friendly
lands.
How fortunate we are to have
men OF integrity installed in of
ice, i'll our own native parish
men who constantly endeavor TO
promote the interests, not only
Vi onr own section but OF tue
whole State.
The glorious sun of justice
which. under the former admin
isftatlon was, shrouded by The
dark fall Of bribery and corrup
ten, VIII now emit brilliant RAYS
ani caaSe the murderers to fear
the severity OF our Democratic
Judgments.
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IMPROVEMENT IN BOTTLED LAGEI

At a heavy expense | have just put up
the necessary apparatus tor treating LA
GER BEER, as is practicel in st. Louis
aud Cincinnati, by which means the Beer
retains its b%rillianey in any climate and
1or any length Of time.
l will continue to sell this Beer at the
same price as heretofore, guaranteeing it
to equal any Beer in the market. The usual
discount to the trade.
The usual stock of Philadelphia ALE and
PORTER, Northern CIDER and LAGER
BEER, for draft as we'll as in bottles, con.
stantly on hand. Also, Ginger Ale and
Mineral Waters, put up i'll any required
Quantity.
Send orders to Post Office Box 1475, or tc
store Nos. 26, % and 80 Bicnville street
New Orleans. Sendifor price list.
August 18th. 1877. L. c. Army.