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ne question was taken on disagreeiug to the Sc
mates amendment, and decided as follows. @ %
AfScAieSS's Banks, (Speaker) Drumn,ond CLINE, p "
wood Booker : 81. Garland kenncy McCue NJ ' ~ -
Gamp6ei, Leiwcb DAVIS of BeIklev, fiensbaw F n Min
g. Campbell, Gholson Spuock W A. Rive H, d. miller
haaa burioot 6Ioadus Gibson, Wilson, B1odnax CHI
6ns Elskine Easily Dunn carskadon, Morris sermon
Davisson' G j. Williams, Leigh Sempe Lucas SaIiaSe
Newman Knox Watts, Bsssv' vaw,s,: PPason Caldwell
CreIaal, Gohoon' j. Garland, Mclaughlin, upshur H. r.
yenabc + L Hes Hart, Moore Mediation s ser Znn
rams: ,aatfas, Lakewood, Goodwin Hamilton Moncure Me
Sctaand R, NteI Ns@'on Jackson. Crockett, Maxwell
,v NoIs-Messrs Shell, Christian, Yancey, Clay, Jones.
Green, Dyer Atkinson Pollard j. c. Pollard slsnS p
DEXTER Street. Huds,ns Gooee, Aur,aush Blackwell Davis
OF oa o'Inse ADAMS, Wcher Swanson Shield Alexander XII.
So the House disagreed TO the amendment
Inc amendment striking out the Goth section of the
o'i' authorsing the extension OF the Rail Road yes
.ery from Stauhton to the kcnawa Ohio, now COM
ing up,
~ Mr.. Summers offered amendment replacing the
18TH section with proviso requiring the commence-
ment OF the road (westwardly of StauntonI with,
tive years from the passage of the act and Snisb il
within seven thereafter, and farth proviso saving
70 .he state the privilege of making the whole or any
part OF the road.
MIR Summers supported much force reproba,ng the
principle upon which the Senate had stricken the 29h
uon-naely that the road from Staunton might interfere with
Ie Interests and vested rights of the James copanr
u, H and the exPedeney OF this principle combaed
W MT summers, and the attempt the
" ss 10 their choice Of markets, indignantly denounced
aidn" OF Nelson moved 10 lay the bill for the present
on tanle, which
Garland Lewis and Glmer-when the motion was Carried
On motion Of Mr. Lucas, the bill concerning Pilots and their
ioIS was ecomm'ted TO the Committee that brought in.
Mr. CALDWELL from the Seec, Committee, that purpose
presented bill Incorporating company rail
oau IRON the Potomac River the Ketocn Lou
1oun county TO the waters of Goose creek to ntersct tie
Smokers Gap. Turnpike Road. ~
COMMITTEES THE JUDICIARY BIIL--Tha
Speaker of the Senate announced the following
Committee yesterday morning, according to the
resolution of the day before, to take into consider
a.ion the Judiciary bill-to wit: Messrs MsComas
OF Wythe, ArmIstead, Mason, Chinn, uarye
Dromgoole, Cabell, Booker, Patteson, Dade, Boyd.
Morgan, Bierne, Joynes, and NJ Comas of Logan
We committed an in publishing the name
OF MIR Bayy yesterday in the ayes and noes of the
proceedings of the House of Delegates Colonel
Bayly hus been absent from the House and confined
to his room by sickness since the 9TH it is
expected he will be able to attend in few DAVIS
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NOTICE. 10 FARMERS-

W lOLL y j
4 WILL give the highest market price fer , or
d 10000 bushels Of good Wheat if delivered in the
next two or three weeks.
uar = Il DAVID ANDERSON, Jr,
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Your ob't servant
WM. X ROBINSON. Sec'y.
BY order Of the Committee

We regret much to add that the state of Mr. Mad
Isons health prevented his attendance. Here fol-
lows his
SIRS have received your note conveying an invi-
taton from the Committee of arrangements, to a
public dinner IN cemmemoraton of the public geryi-
ces OF our countyman James Barbour.
l regret that the slate of my health does not
permit me to Join the friends and neighbors whom
SO much respect IN the tribute they abost to offer
to fellow citizen and countynan distinguished NV
the varied and important services he has rendered
his country, and whose private and social virtues are
known to us all As l cannot be presen; can only
assure those who VIII have that pleasure that my
feelings will be in sympathy with theirs OH the occa
sion which brings them together.
JAMES MADISON.
Hm' IL. Robinson, SecFy Sc. March TO-.
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Orunge C.. m .li,,,h on 9

JUICE P BARBoTR.
SIR: In obedience to an order of the Committee
OF arrangements am desired request the pleasure
of your company at dinner on Thursday the 10th
inst. at the Tavern of John P Coons at Oraupe
CT. House, given by his friends in honor OF YOUR
brother, Col James Barbour. Grateful for your
able services, while representing this district IN Con-
the hope that this mark Of their gratitude may prove
acceptable.
Very Respectfully Yrs:
VM. pnpINSC,N
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Grunge C.. H., yNarch Oh. IL.

The Com. Of Arrangements.
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I'REE-HLIaL RACES.

NAEi-f1AtaL hACES.
FENHE first Spring Meeting will commence the
= second Tuesday in May next, 10 of the month.
LIST day-Swcepstak e-mile heats--entrance $500
half forfeit
SUBSCRIBERS:
/ JNo. MtNGE, J>o M BORIS,
o: T. EAnE, Tbs BRANCH,
WIN. II MINGE, 3. Moody,
INo. d. KERRY, 10 VIM W1cKuAu
]. NJ. SELDEN II a ARmsrRoNo
WIN. WYNNE, 10 Cu c. GRAvEs
I'd day Propr.' or d purse-two mile heats-S3O
Sd day-Jockey Club Purse--Sl ,ooo-four mile
ath day. osts' ake--provided iaur or more sub
scFeeTs are obtained at $50 each, be added to the
purse OF $3.50.
Erorn the number of horses expected at Tree
H, 1t Is probable during the week some interesting
races may be made and run.
J. NJ. SELDEN, Proprietor
r. u. There il now open Sweepstake for 3 years
old--entTance 800 subscribers reSuired-three
already downto close the LIST Of April mie hsatsl
mar i2--2aw9t J. NJ g.
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we committed an error in publishing the name
OF MIR BayIy yesterday in the ayes and noes of the
proceedings of the House of Delegates. Colonel
Bayly has been absent from the House and confined
to his room by sickness since the 18th it is
expected he will be able to attend in few days
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pAIlS y8Anl3TFlGo
MARTINsBURG, MAY 90, 1881.

Our paper of to-day contains intelligence
OF Enors than common interest. The foreign
advises, dates as recent as the 10th ult. are
of much moment. The account Of the sig
nal victory achieved by the gallant Poles o.
yer the Russians, Oh the sOth of March. must
make every heart throb The second tri-
unph which is mentioned, has not the same
character of authenticity. The spirit of In.
surrection is showing itself in the Ottenan
Empire, in Russia, France, sc. Bat. rea-
der! the domestic concerns, home affairs. the
letter of Mr. Branch, the ex Secretary of the
Navy, which will be found on eur first page
IS OF more consequence, by far, than the TO
reign news. 1t is an additional evidence of
the ''total disqualification of Gen. jackson"
for President Of this Great Nation, and con
firms the impression which those removed
from party influence must feel, of the deep
"dc.redaiio5" the natien has suffered. AS
Americans, feel mortified at the elevation
Of such man to the aignifed office of Pre-
sldent of the United States. Ii is known 10
all of our readers, that we were always op
posed to the election of General Jackson
we opposed him frsn patriotic motives-from
pure love OF country--we received our cue
rom Mr.. Richie, of the Richmond Enaui
rer, when he pronounced that the election
OF Gen Jackson to the office of President.
would be "cufsc" upon the country. How
nearly has Mr. Ritchle's predictions been We
rlhed? Witness the fallen character and Dig
nifty of the nation--the extravaganza with
which Its affairs are managed Mr.. Branch
represents the President as the dupe of in
trisuers, as the victim Of 'malign Influences
President jackson himself has borne fall
testimony to the recttude of that gentle
man, who now honestly avows that he has
been disappointed as 10 the Presidents ",cis
dom, tirmaess, and justice" 81 hare had The
deep NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Mr.. Brsnch-"io see
nm gradually discnrdiag from his counsels and
Jg'e"ds,P has otd End tong tried supporters, and
nr9'e"g himself into the aralset persons ,cl,ose
fotd hearted seIfshness and articles ,cere ylaged
VI aqon him for true and falthjtd service"
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AND many oil 100, 100, so, SC. sc.
Whole Ticket 90 Quarters s
Halves 10 Eighths SO
Packages of 10 tickets in this lottery,
contain all the numbers, Qrom to So inclu l.
slve,) and must of necessity draw at least s95
nett, with so many chances for the capital
prizes. Those who prefer adventuring in
this way can receive Managers certificates Of
packages emitting the holders to all they may
draw over SS5, the amount Of the small pri-
yes: thus,
A certificate for a package Of IL whole
tickets may be had for i55 90
A certificate of IL half tickets for II 80
do IL quarters do 80 IS
do IL eighths do 10 81
Tickets and shares and packages, may be
had IN the greatest variety Of numbers al the
cGice Of the Managers, Pennsy lsania Avenue,
next door 10 GadsBy's Hotel, Washington
City.
Orders from the country by mail post paid j,
or by private hand, will receive the NEST
prompt attention, and the Register" con-
tanning an official account of the drawing for
warded Immediately on its event.
y1-Adsress post paid)
YATES s. M.INTYRE. Managers,
Washington City.
Nav 10 1871
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GIVE are authorized to announce to the
Voters OF Berkeley, Hampshire, Hardy. JEFF
ierson and Morgan, that WILLIAM Arm
STRONG, Esq, viii be candidate for the
next Congress.
4J-We are authorised to announce to the
Voters Of Berkeley, Hampshire, Hardy. JEFF
fcrson and Morgan, that Col EDwAap IU-
CAS-, will be candidate for the next Con
gress.
4g-we arc authorised to announce to the
Voters of Berkeley county, that Capt LEVI
HENsHAw, will be a candidate for the next
General Assembly of Virginia.
give are authorised TO announce TO the
Voters of Berkeley county, that CHARLES
JAMES FAULKNER, Esq will be candidate
for the next General Assembly of Virginia.
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Pr virtue Of deed of trust executed TO
ED The undersigned, on the 10th dav OF
September 1880, by William Runner, for
the benefit OF job Robins, willofler for sale
at The house of the said William Runner. on
Back Creek, on FridDy The l7h Of june neat,
LOT CASH. the following property, TO wit
five mich cows, six Steers. fifteen head ef
young cattle, fourteen hogs, fourteen head OF
sheep, one cart, one wagon, three pair of
horse gears, two barsbear plougbs, two sho-
vel pioushs, one harrow, one eight day clock.
two beds, bedding and bedsteads, chairs, ia
bies, household goods of every description,
IN and about the said VIM Runners dwell
ing house. Also, one rifle gun, five head OF
wofk horses, two colts two years old, and one
mare and colt, To raise ccatain sum Of mo
neg for the purpose therein mentioned. Sale
to commence at IL o'clocl: A Al.
PETER GARDNER, Trustee.
May 90, 1881
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81 TSTRAf-Taken up by The subscriber.
-H-A as agent for Col. John Stretber. as AN
estray, tresPasslBg on the lands of said Stro-
Their, a BLACK HORSE, shod all round.
with tive white feet, uhe right fore foot and
hind foot,) and hip shst, about fifteen hands
high, supposed to be thirteen years old; an
praised to twenty five dollars. The owner
oil SAID horse is requested to come prove pro-
perry, pay charges and take hin away.
:, JAMES WRIGHT.
Nam &c 1891 a.
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NEW SPRING & SUMMER GOODS.
a james s. UiHiam ~ Riddle inform
their friends and the public, that they have
just received and finished opening, a large
and well selected supply of
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS.
Of every description, among which are the
following articles: Super Blue, Black and
brown Cloths, Summer Cloth and Brown
Camblet for coats, Figonia, Rouen and Me-
rno Cassimercs, white aud brown Linen
Drilling, Plain and Striped Satteen. Yellow
Nankin, Phtsburg Cord, Bro Denim s. stout
Liners, IRISH Linen, Linen Cambria, Vaen-
cia and MarselIles Nesting, Gauze, Zephyr
aud Adrianople Searis and Handk IS, Grape
Royal, Grape dc Leon and Pongees. Black
Lutestring, Gro de indies and Satin Leyaa-
tine, Black aud Cbangeable Gro de Naples,
Gauze Ribbons and Bonnet trimmings Gipg-
hacis, Caiicoes and Camhrics, LeShorn and
D0nstable Bonnets, together with a general
assortment Of Hardware, Queensware, Gro
ceres and Stationery, all Of which they re
specially invite their customers and the pub
lie to call and examine, as they will be sold
on accommodating terats.
Martinsburg. May 10, 1891.
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MARRIED

Tn Thursday last, by the Rev Mr.. Ma
thems, Air isEAEI. r. JANNEy, Of this place.
TO Miss Mary EvELIsA TABB, daughter Of
Mr.. John Iabb, of this county
Last evening, by the Rev Mr. Tying,
Doct THOMAS DAVIS, Of this place. to Miss
ANN ELIZABETH RAMON, daughter OF Capt.
Matthew Ransom, of this county
On Thursday the l2th inst. by the Rev.
Mr. Jsnes, Col JAMES HlrE, to Miss LYDIA
PETERSON, all of Jefferson county.
On the nth inst by the Rev Mr. Davis.
MAHLeN ). LovETT. Esq. editor of the Mine
and Literary Chronicle, to Miss MARY B
MUSE, all OF Frederick county.
DIED,
AT his residence, Prospect Hill, yesterday
ABOUT TWO O'Clock, .Er. Huti0m H'iise,i, oil
this county.
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NEW GOODS.

III & b. W. FER S on
EH AVE received, and are receiving al thei.
IL Il store at Bunker's Hill, large and &C
neral assortment of
NE SPRING GOODS.
Thsir stock is larger this spring, and more
general than they have ever heretofore kept,
or had the pleasure of exhibiting to the pub.
iic II is comprised of goods Of evsry do
seription Fancy, Fashionable and substan.
tlai--of English, French, India, German s.
American and will be offered aud seld as
Low, or as cheap, as can be sold by any es
Enlistment in the Valley. They invite a
call from all persons believing that allwill be
pleased with the goods, and with their prices.
May 20, 1891.
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sibL prudence, longer to consider, whether
It would net be the surest mode Of Valley
Improvement, to make Canal, BY the means
Of The JOINT funds of its inhabitants from the
Potomac TO Port Republic, and connect with
it Towns, Villages and Districts of country,
by lateral paved Roads. This, hswever, is
a suggestion merely to the people Of Win
chester. But the question whether a Rail
Road or Canal should be undertaken as the
Great Valley Improvement between the dis
tant points just mentioned, is seriously adj
dressed to the people of the whole Valley.
The spirit Of internal Improvement seems
to be, at last, awakened in Virginia. the
first schemes in which it shall exert its ener-
gies, shall be too expensive for its means, or
should be retarded by any obstacles iniudi
cisusly thrown in IFS way, it may relapse in
to its previous inertness, mortified at the pre-
sent, and incredulous of the future.
II Citizen of The ToUeu
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=. Consietten q .lmkley-The Frederick CT
uzen Of Friday contains the following ac
count 81 the conviction Of this perpetI ator
of murder and arson:
:, The trial of John Markley, charged with
the murder OF John Newey and family, COM
mohSed IN Frederick county court on Mon
gay morning, and was brought to a close last
evening at 3 o'clock. The Jury retired for
about 90 minutes and returned with a va.
dict Of GUILTY OF MURDER IN THE
FIRST DEGREE
Mr. DIXON, District Attorney. conducted
the prosecution for the State. and Mss.rs
Ross and Palmer appeared for the prisoner,
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DIR. THoHgS O. EDUgRDS

On. TH0H.7S O. EDH.4RDS
a kFFERS has professional services to the
W citizens Of Gerrardstown and its vicini-
y lie viii be found at MIR. Zebnlon Bells
Tavern. May 18th, 1881.
NEW SPRING Go0DS.-The subscri-
~ 6eTs would inform their friends and Gus
TONERS that they have Just returned from Bal
umore, and are now opening very splendid
and general assortment of FASHIONABLE.
SIdPLE and FANCY GOODS, all OF
which we are determined to sell at such pri.
ces as cannot fail to please.
VIVA, LONG & Co.
May IL. 1891.
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JACKSON AND REFORM.

the iellowlng is one of tho many speci
mems OF Retofm, which the good people of
this country have received here, by the
''Greatest and Best"
Three years salary to Louis Nc
Lane, las Minister at the Court
of ST James, sa7 200 90
Oa,ht Tor MIR McLanc, 5000 90
Half outfit 10 Mr. McLane, for re-
turning home, $500 90
One years salary for Martin Van
Buren,, as Minister TO the Court
of st. James, 5000 90
oulht LOT Mr.. Van Buren,, 9 900 90
Total, s5s. 400 90
FiFrY E,eHT THeUsANp FIVE HuEpREp
DOLLARS, PAID OUT OF The Peoples MoNry
TO REWARD TWO og GEN JAcKsoN's FRIEEpsi
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All ROAD H0TTCE.-Under s.ths.
nty OF an act of the General Assembly
OF virginia passed OH the sth day Of April,
1871, incorporating company to construct a
Hall Road from Winchester 10 the Potomac
River at OF near Harpers Ferry, and autfo-
nnng the undersigned, commissioners ap-
pointed for that purpose, TO open books In
the town OF Winchester aad at such o,her
place or places AS they should think 6t. for
the purpose Of raising subscription to the a.
mount of $500. GOO in shares of twenty five
dollars each; NoricE Is HEREBY eIvas, That
under the superintendent OF Elisha Boyd.
Isaac ) Lauck, David III. Conrad, Philip C.
Pendlston and Charles J. Faulkner. books
will DC opened at the store of Isaac 5. Iauck
IN Martinsburg on Monday the esd of the
present month, and continue open until the
goth of June.
john n. Cooke, Hearv M. Brent.
alfred II Po,ceL. jain 6silkeson.
jos. H. Sknrari, John M. Bronze.
flea. = 1idbaA, John HciskeU.
Henry ~ Baker, Commissioners.
Winchester, May 10, 1891.
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n lClIARD ii. LEE having become a
EG permanent resident of Mariinsburr. res
pectiully offers his services as Attorney az
Law, TO the citizens Of Berkeley. Ne will
practice in tho Courts off jefferson and Morgan.
Mr.. Lee oay be found, for the present, at
Mr. Kroesens Hotel
.Matinsblrg, .april %, Is3I.-tf
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@g-We have received a commune ation
from the Rev. 0. Brown, Chief Clerk in
inc fost- Oftlce Department, which we will
Lay before our readers in our next.
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Subscription 10 the Winchester aud Potomas
Rad Road
EVJE have been appointed commissioners
w to open books at Martinsburg to re-
ceive subscriptions for capital stock in tho
above company by letter Of Attorney fren,
the commissioners under the act of Assem-
bly,
We hereby notify the public that the day
hxed Tor opening the books is .Hendag The esd
q .bay-to continue open until tbs Goth of
june ioliowing--isaac 5. Lauck, ESQ. will
snperntend the subscriptions at the store OF
Lauck & Stephen in MartinsLurg.
Capital $500 900.
Shares, each S25 oe
The charter requires one dollar on each
share TO be paid al the time oil subscribing;
but the commissioners have deemed it advi-
sable TO dispense with that rcquisition--This
sum however must be paid, when required,
by each member--on due nstice being given.
Ehsha Boyd. r. c. Pendicfoa.
isaac . La,ck, ID HI Conrad.
Q. j. Fmlkaer,
May 10, 1881.
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With some people, sarnestness is anger:
PLAN bible truth speaking, lack of dignity:
10 say that you mean, rudeness, zeal in
righteous and urgent cause, fanaticism: an
nheqnivocal disaPprobation ofvice and crime
uncharitable inhemanity; an unwavering adj
herehce to principle, imbecility or stubborn
ness candid acknowledgement Of error mean
ness; chaste Po!iteness, liberiine insult: dis
lnterestedness, downright folly: uaostenta-
"oes oeneVolence, whim; pure friendship.
an iocohprchensihie afectatiou; piety, bigot
ry' outward show, religion; love OF money
'ir'uous sensIblidty; money. the one thing
neediul; wealth, Immortality.
II Singular .9deeatu,e.-Once uno, = time
traveller sept into a post coach He was
young man just starting in life. He Gaund
SIX passengers about him, all of Them orev
headed and extremely aged men. Thevonn
eest appeared 10 have seen at least eighty
winters Our young traveller was struck
WIN the sinsularly mild and happy aspect
"hich distinguished all his fellow passengers
anu determined 10 ascertain the secret of n
loh+ tc,and the art Of making old age coa,-
ioftanie. lie addressed the enc who was an
parentiy the oldest, who told him that he had
always lei regular and abstemicus life. eat
ING vegetables and drinking water The
yoang man was rather daunted at this. mas.
much as he liked the good things of life. lie
addressed the second who astoun,led him Inv
saying he had always eat roast beef and rome
TO bed, regularly iaddled, for seventy wears.
ad"Ing, THAI all depends on regrslayi.y. The
third had prolonged his days by never seek
ing or accepting oiIice-lhe fourth by ,eso.
lutely abstaining from all polite al or regisus
controversies, and the fifth by getting to bed
at sunset ard rising at dawn. The sixth was
apparently much younger than the other five
ms ha'r was Tess grey, and there was more
OF tia placid smile, denoti. a perfectly
easy countenance mantled his face. and his
voice was joeund and strong. They were
all surprised TO learn that he was by 10 wears
the oldest man in the coach "How." ex
CLAIMED our young traveller, chow is it YOU
nave thus preserved the freshness of lie.',-
1T is no great mystery" said the cid man,
81 have drank waterand drank wine--Ihaye
eat meat and vegetables have held pub
he oitice-I have dabbled in politics and writ
Ten religious pamrhcts--I have sometimes
went TO bed at midnight, got up at sunrise
and at nooa-but | ALWAYS PAID PROMPTLY
FOR NY rElvsPAPERs
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GEM Il. COMPTON has on hand Eng
Wv lish Grass end Grain Scythcs. Dutch
GLASS Scythes, Gillingham's S. Cams Draw
ing-knives, Gilngham's Ceopers Adzes, Axes
and Rounding knives, Chisles lrsm TO 2
inches, Augers from TO inches, Handsaws,
double struck Squares, DiyiderS, shoemakers
Hammers, Pincers, NipPers, sc. Table and
Pocket Knives, Halter Il Trace Chains, Shs-
vels with and without handles, Hoes, Supe-
ricr York Coffee Mills, Blister Steel, &c.
May 10, 1881.
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Containing the following

6 No. FORMULATION lottery drawn ballots
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May &c, IS3l.-st