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Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-03-10
MARTINsBURG, March 10. 1881.

aTae proceedings Of the House ef Dee
gates on the sloan Bill" to which we have
devoted 50 much of to-day's paper, possess
great interest The Wing says that the sue
cess of the motion to strike out the appro-
priation for the Petersburg Rail way, it is
thought increases the probability Of its pas
sage. One Valley member, and one only, a
Mr.. HENSHAiy, Of Berkeley, voted in IA
vor of tie Indefinite postpsnemeDt ofthe bill.
IL the hinorable gentieman's constituents do
not understand their interests better than
their representative seems to do, their situa-
ton dehands commisseration.-W Yin Vrg.
TThehbove paragraph is from the last
"WIn9estes Virginian " II is a smart re-
buke Il the member from Berkeley and Of
his utenfghtsDed constituents. But with
period Difference to the Editor Of the ~VIr-
giniai," we submit to him whether it is not
too uild for the occasion-tso modest and
assuming?
We suggest that this vote Of ''r Mr.. Hen
shsS" is as "clear case of perjury" as the
celebrated one of Mr. Gruudy and Others in
thiTennessee legislature, and that was a
efe as clear as mud. Let Mr.. Henshaw,
therefore, at once, he "put up to all he
bows"-Iet 'sths ds"*sd rss'sis ears be cut
H. or "ten balls be blown through him
Aud, If that won't do his business, let him
he delivered over to the operation of "the
second section Of the rules s. articles of war. -
This Mr. Henshaw may pretend TO excuse
himself by saying that his constituents share
Of the burthea Of this loan would be about
Sso,0o0-the white population Of Berkeley
being, by the census OF 1920, about a Goth
part of that Of the State-and that not
dollar of the money was to be expended with
in the county or upon any read or canal
leading through, to or from it But this is
Sc maniiestly silly, that the excuse, if made,
will but aggravate his offence.
As to his consttuents-they are, for the
present, protected by an "if" Nous Verroas,
as Mr. Ritchie says
We observe that DR.. Davis Of Berkeley
and Mr.. Mason OF Loudoun have followed
the peracions example of this Mr. Henshaw
We commend themto the "commisserationn
oil the Editor of the ..Virginian."l
The Loan Bill proposed to borro,r, on the
taith Of the State, at 5 per cent. nearly two
millions oil dollars for hltsraol Improvement
Tbs folio,sing are its distributive features;
To the James River, 81, 600 600
The Petersburg Rail Road 100000
Read from Tennessee line to Salem 100 600
To improve the Shenandoah river 100000
To make the Winchester and Par
kersburg Road, l25, 600
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GALE OF LAND-Agreeahie to Ne
- viii Of Menus Plefrrr, deed. viii cx-
pose to public sale, before the Court Hooss
door IN the town Of Bath, Morgan county,
hetween the hourz of II and . s'cleck,os
tie esfA Dig IF .Uareh, iaef. ALL TIC
LAND, Of which said deceased possessed,
tic lands Of Joseph Smith. Lee,
AND othets. coRtainin@ $50 acres, Che divi-
sion line hetNevn Berkeley aud Morgan
counties pasSiAgs through il, the iRsprosc-
meats are 10 telerahlc condition; good
Meadow and Orchard The terms win 10
ono third in cash, the balance In two equai
annual payments, with 4 deed of trust on
the land 10 secure the after payments.
WAl. PENDLET0N. s.7dm'r.
de bonus non scith the ,ri'l aHnered
cf .Honss Plosasr, dsed.
March 10 foaf
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Tuc 5aarksts.



day Lasf.
Flour To-day we had advices from Ii
verpool to the Is. January, stating an aetis q
speculative demand for Flour al SOS. No
sales were reported, and the market closed
at So ; for future delivery, some asking more
End 81 90 for immediate delivery holders
are firm at these prices. The total sales Of
the week are about IA COO barrels.
CLOVER SEED Sales in the early part oil
the week at S5a6--0n Th1rsda, sales were
reported at 50 SO, aud to day al s66eAa7
The season for shipping is nearly closed.
NEW YORK, March 4.
Our MARYEr-The accounts by the Rri-
tannia TO I'd February. have advanced the
price of Flour from I2A 10 25 cents. Sales
OF Western yesterday were at 81 TO "a for
immediate delivery, and for delivery in May
and June. at S1a to Z.
Northern White Corn TO he delivered sold
at the opening OF the North River, AT rs cts.
per snshel. There was considerable cnqui
ry for wheat to ship-of which there was
none in market. Several parcels on the way
from Virginia arc held firmly at $3.50.
ALEXANDRIA. March 5
The wagon price of -four this week has
ranged from 50 62a to 5 II, with fair bu
siness from stores at $ 10 to rs until
Thursday, when one house purchased from
stores between 5000 and 1000 barrels at ST,
the wagon price immediately advanced to
the same, and was steady throughout the
day with the exception OF a isw loads taken
al &c OF
Yesterday il ranged from &c 02 TO 6 10,
6 o6 most current. Some lots changed hands
from stores al 12a to 6 90. We did not
receive the mails due yesterday and the day
before until late yesterday; after which, hav-
ing the foil accounts by the Silas Richards
We are under the impression that Flour
would not have commanded. from stores,
more than 6 90
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EBUBLIC SALE-Wi be sold at public
FL vendue, at the subscribers residence sn
Tuscsrsra Creek, one mile from Martinsburg,
on Monday the 4tt Of .4prii neat. the follow
ing property, to wit: Cows and Hogs: Farm
Ing implements Of all kinds, such as Ploughs;
Harrows, double shovel Pioughs, Wheat Fan,
Patent Cutting Box, Cart, set of Black
smiths Tools; quantity of Bacon; two pair
of grain ladders; quantity of | . inch plank,
two Flax Brakes, Wheat and Rye in the
ground, with a variety Of Hsusehsld s. Kit
chen furniture, such as Bedsteads, Chairs,
Tables, Bureaus, Desk and Book case; one
Cupboard, one eight day Clsck, three stoves
and pipe, tive Wool Wheels. three Flax
Wheels, Ovens, Pots and Kettles, with
number of articles nat necessary to enumc.
rate. Six menths credit will be given upon
all sums above FIVE dollars, TIE purchaser Civ
ing bond with approved security, under that
SUN cash. Sale will commence early ia The
day. CHRISTIAN SILBER.
March 10, 1885,
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EGUBLlC SALE.--Will be offered for
IL sale, at public auction, at the late resi-
denee of Snsdsrass, decd, on Friday the
c6M Of .Mrch, the balance of the personal
property belonging to the estate, consisting
IN part OF two sets copper Ills with all
the apparatus belonging to the distillery, a.
mong which are an apple mill with cast nuts.
twenty barrels domestic liquors, some of it
old and of superior quality, the crop Of
grain in the ground, quantity Of hay, flax,
flaxseed, hops, potatoes, some farming i'm
plements, household and kitchen furniture, q
watch and number Of books, and many
Their articles--a credit Of niae months will
be given on all sums over three dollars
ROBT. V. SNODGRASS, Ex'r.
March 10 1881 is.
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Fine White Shad were toIersbIy plenty il
the Rchmoad market on NE 2dinst brought
from Norfolk in the Steamboat Richmond.
They sold at from rs TO 81 cts.
To Corrcspoadsats- Citizen" "hlany
Voters aud So shal be attended 20 ia
our next.
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In Winchester. on Monday last, ErE~
TArLoa, Esq. OF Frederick county.
ca Tuesday, 18th ult at her residence ia
Halifax county, Va. Mrs. DoRorHsA MINIS
TON, widow Of the celebrated Patrick Henry.
and whose last husband was the late Judge
Edmund Winston.
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HBUBLIC sALE.-WiIl be sold az nav re-

HBUBLlC SALE.-WiIl be sold at my re :
I'll sidence, one and half miles cast
Nartissbnrg, on Wednesday. the S0M Of The
present nsenih, if fair, ii not the nextlair day,
all my stock, amongst which are number
Of fine Horses, Brood Mares and Colts, al
80 about twenty head Of Cattle, and flock
of choice Sheep, Farming Utensils, such an
Ploughs, Harrows, Q Wagons and first
rate set of Gears, Gig and Harness; shall
also sell all my Household and Kitchen Fur
niture, which is OF the best quality. A cred
it of nine months will be given, by the pur-
chaser giving bond and approved security on
all sums over five dollars, under that sum,
the cash viii be required.
GRIFFIN TAYLOR.
March 10, 1881
sJ-N B Ny Farm is for rent also
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SI.905.0OO

.aprI Elections postpoaed-A Billhas pass
ed the House of Delegates of Virginia. de
claring that the Elections for members Of the
General Assembly and House of Represen-
tatives will not necessarilr take place at the
April Courts next There is little doubt but
that the Senate will concur in this The OBJ
ject of its passage,is to give general notice
to persons OF the Commonwealth.
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~ AbUAbiaE IhOfch fQtt sS.Ai<1
Y OR RENT 81 win sell or rent on &C.
commodaiing terms, my t,RIST and saw
MILLS with valuable DiSI7IsfsERH,to to-
ge,her with lQ5 acres OF good land consi-
derablc portion OF which is web s!othed with
timber, and about acres Of excellent bottom
land. situated os Misale Greek IN this coun-s
ty. about ii miles north east Of Darkrsyilie. Z
This property i now in complete state OF
repair, With all comfortable aud necessary
buildings for family attached thereto; the
Distil!cfy is constructed apon an extsnsise
scale. and embraces every thing requisite aud
in good order for immediate use, aud its To-
cality commands The very best advantage,
in the facilities to obtain gram, wood, Re-.
II this property is sot disposed OF by the Goth
Of March it win be rented publicly, on the
premises. TO the highest bidder, on that day
WIN. g. BURNS.
Marcel IN IasI
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g5-We are authorised 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.
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BUCKLES AND VINEGAR Cucuns.
ID her Pickles ard strong Cider Vinegar
for sale at the store Of
w. 7. COMPTON.
March 10, 1s31.-tf.
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BRIGADE ORDERS.

and regimentsl musters will conform to Il,
bove appointments.
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EtAR-IRON We have just received a
30 further supply Of Mcpherson 8. BTies,
IR ON, well assorted, which we will sell a.
IS per l00lbs.
WILLIAM LONG & Co,
Martinshurg, December Is, 1880.
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ty ofthe csnFnonwcalth was pledged for the
redemption OF the dcbt, and for the payment
OF the annual interest. Such, at least, i
presume to have been its features--for have
not, any where, seen a copy of the bill. And
how was this fund, thus borrowed upon the
credit Of the property Of the tchole State, and
to be paid by tax upon the property of the
whols Slate, TO be distributed
For the James River $1,000. 900
" The Petersburg Rail Raod 10000
/" Road from Tenn lne to Salem 10000
/" To improvethe Shenandoah River soc, 900
" To make the Winchester and Par
kersburs Road i25,020
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FOR HIRE-WiIl he 81

"a EGROES FOR HIRE VIII be ex
A.S posed 10 public hire, in front of tho
court house door in Martinsburg, on Afon-
day, The th day Of March merit, as birelngs
until the 10 March, 1882, one NEGRO W0-
MAN and two BOYS, one 90 The oil err Is
years Of age, belonging to The estate Of Geo.
Horn, sen decd. The woman is an cacel-
lent house servant. Bond and security will
be required.
THOMAS HORN, Surviving Ex'v.
February ID, 1881.
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REGLNE.N1.aL ORDERS.

ItIlNTIvHIasIN 4 .Ifs Oh DEKB.
Capt. T.. p HUETER will take command or
the company formerly commanded by Capt
JAcoB CURTIS, he will be obeyed and re-
spected accordingly. VIM GREGORY,
Col. 9th Reg't, v. NJ.
March 10, 1881.
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Republican convettions of The people in
Maine ard Connecticut have nominated
HENRY CLAY for the Presidency.
A bill has passed the Legislature Of Mary
land, authorising the Baltimore and Ohio
Rail Road Company TO constructa Rail Road
from Baltimore to Washington.
45-The private letters from Memel, East
Prussia, state that an express bad arrived
from ST. Petersburgh with the important in
tslligenee that the Emperor had issued aprs-
clamatisn prohibiting the export of all corn
from the Russian ports Consequently the
supply sfwheat from the Russian possession.
on the Baltic, which heretofore passed into
the English market ceases, and still fur
tier enhancement in the price Of bread stuifs
in England must be the result Of this order.
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PROPERTY FOR SALE

March 10, 1891.
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Of The Lutheran Church in the u. S
HE clerical and lay delegates ap
pointed by the different district ~
mods, are requested to assemble at Ere
der'ck, Maryland, on the 3oth day. and
last Sunday Of October next A. this Sy
nod will be called upon to transact busl
ness OF vital importance 10 the Church
advisory brethren will be cheerfully 70
ceived. " due information Of their iniUn.
ton TO be present. be given 10 the subscri
Der DAVID >. SCHEFFFR
Secretary Of The q s. in the u. S
July IL, 1881.
=. e1-N. B.-PriDters throughout the l.
.. are most respectfully requested 10 in
scrt this notice. and the n ID We are
very grateful to those who upon former
occasions, attended TO our request. in
which many Of their subscribers are 10.
teTested.
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NOTICE 10 hereby given. that nm elec.
IN uon will be held. on Monday the 18th
day OF August next. ut tho several places
appointed by law an Jefferson county. 10
choose one fit person to represent the dis
uict OF Jefferson. Berkeley. Morgan,
Hampshire. and Hardy. in tho next Con
gIess Of the United States; and two fiji
persons 10 represent the county OF Jeder-
son in the next House Of Delegates oil
Virginia. via:
At the Court House in Charlestown.
under the direction Of the Sheriff.
Al Shephcrdstown. under the superin
tendence or Henry Boieler. Conrad Shin
dler. Jacob Haines, Daniel Buckles, and
John QoigIey. or any two Of them.
AZ Smiihiicld. under the superinten.
dence Of James Shirley, jr. Thomas Tim
berlakc, James Granthan,. Abraham Bell
and Samuel Stone, ar any two OF them
At Harpers- Ferry. under the sup~rin
teudcnce Of John Moler. Gerard ID. Wa
ger. Isaac N. Carter. Syivanus g Moler
and Henry Strider. or any two Of them.
CARVER WILLIS.
July Is. Sheriff If JEFF Co
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O6sce Of Me Chesopeske and Ohio Canal Co.
wssst>sroS. jess -. 1851.
NOTICE ~ HEREBY GIVEN. that
IN an in.tslnenf Of two dollars and 6ity
cents per share. (being the 2lst install
n,ebt) on every share of stock IN the Che
sapeske and Ohio Canal Company. is re
CURED TO be paid on the 5;h day of Septem-
her next; and . further sum Of two dol
lar, aud FIFTY cents per share (b-ing the
22d instalmenD on the LIST day Of Novem-
Der next: which instnlmenis mu.i be paid
To the credit Of the Chesapeake and Ohio
Canal Company. 10 the cashier or oth-r
officer Of either Of the following Banks
VIZ:
The Branch Bank Of the United States ai
Washington.
The hank of Washington, At Washington
The Patriotic Bank, do.
The Bank OF the Metropolis, do.
The Farmers and Mechanics Bank, AT George,
town.
The Bank Of Alexandra. At Alexandra.
The Bank Of Potomac, do.
The Farmers hank of Iexsntria, do.
The Mechanics Hank Of Alexsntria. do.
The llagerstown Bank, ~ ilsgrrstown, Md.
The Branch Of the Valley Bank, in Charles
town, Va
And the Branch Of the Valley Bank, in Lees
burg. Va.
| by order Of the President and Directors:
JOHN INGLE, CLERK
Ches. & Ohio Canal Com
July z. l83i.-wtlNov.
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Winchester 8 Potomac Rail
Road COMPANY.

SNIi days having elapsed since tho open.
, - ing OF the books 10 receive subscription.
ct stock IN the Winchester and Potomac Rail
Road Company. and stock having been sub.
scrIbed to an amount exceeding one hun.
dred thousand dollars. the sum reuuited "a
enable the subscribers to form the msclyes in.
to corporate body
Notice Is hereby gicen, by the undersigned,
commissioners appointed by the act Of A..
se;aoIy TO receive subscriptions, that a gene.
raj meeting Of the subscribers will be held a,
the room over the Market Place in Wipches.
ter, on Monday the lH day Of Angus, land
the first day OF the August county couittermI
precisely az IL O'Clock, with n view 10 tax.
ing proper steps for incorporating the com.
pany.
sDs The subscribers are requested IN
make the first payment Of one dollar ne,
share (pursuant to the acquisitions Of the &C,
Ut assembly, at any time before the I ., OF
August, or on that day. to Henry NJ Bten,
one OF the undersigned, at the Bank of the
valley, IN Winchester. The subsctip,ion.
VIII not be considered - consummated AZ
as TO give the subscribers legal right io ac,
and vote As the meeting. until the said f;rsV
ins'slment shall have been paid.
a punctuAl Attendance Of the snbse,;he,,
At the time and place above mentioned i,
earnestly requested.
JohH " Cooke, Jossph IT. SIeyyoyd
.nJTed ~ PSrreH, Henri ~ By1gI
-. .. Itd6aH John " Bron,e,
John GIIeson, John HefsIeH.
Henry W. Baker. Commi..,o,.,.
Winchester, July ~, 1861.
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for WORMS. &c. II is neatly put up m
square hiatt pint bottles, accompanied will,
extensive directions for its use. IL is con.
sanlly for sale. at One Dollar per bottle, by
CHARLES HARPER
shepherdstown, June &c. 1851.
The following is one among many eer,ii.
Gates OF cure performed by this medicine.
Ds.a sIR--i lately used your Balsam cf
Health For years had Q constant and
liked pain in my side. and frequently subjec,
10 costiyeness accompanied with fever.
more or less. accordingly bought bottle
81 your Baisam. of your agen, 10 Hsgers.
town. and found il relieved NE very much,
Anol procured the I'd bottle, which cured me
perfectly, and since then ! enjoy perfec,
health again; and do recommend the said
BAlsam 10 those that arc afflicted in the same
way. Respectfully yous.
JAMES FLAMING.
Near Lei,ersburg. Washington CO. Md
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IIarpcrs-Fcrry New Store.

Harpers-Fcrry New Store.
undersigned. having purchas-
j ed the entire Stock Of Goods Of
Messrs Ford y Chapman. have. in add
ton. just received large and splendid
assortment Of
Spring and Summer Goods.
Selected with care from the New York
market. which they now offer Co the pub
lie at very reduced prices for rash or
country produce. Their assortment i,
complete. consisting Of Dry Goods. Gro
ceries. Hardware. Crockcry and Glass
ware; all Of which they pledge themselves
10 sell as cheap rs can be- pure ssed In
the country. Their friends aud the pub
lie generally are respectfully Invited TO
call and examine prices snd quality
SMITH s. PATTERSON
May 90, 1881
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6T2 ACRES OF LAND.

large proportion of which is in timber OF
'ne hnest quality. The advantages possess.
cd oy this property are very great. Lying
near the Potomac and Shenandoah rivers, Il
IS m the vicinity Of the large mills erected on
these streams, whilst all the facilities for trans.
porting its produce to market, TO be derive d
from the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal, and
the Baltimore Rail Road, will be enjoyed by
IN Tue highest degree. There is q large
and constant stream of water running throug
The tract OF such magnitude tina, it supplies
several valuable mills before il reaches this
land. There are also several fine lime stone
springs on the estate. The cleared land is i'm
high state OF cultivation. and the fences are
good. Possession can be had immed is,ely.
The terms will be accommodating. and ;f
found advantageous to do so. the tract will
be divided into two parts TO suit purchasers.
All applications To be made TO the subscr,
Der. residing at Chariesto~ n, Jefferson coun.
ty' Va, JOSEPH I DAUGHERTY
June Q. Ia9l-tf
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Land for Rent.

H>HE subscriber will rent for one
II or more years. all that part of the
Bioomery tract. formerly belonging 20 the
estate Of }. Downey, which Was sold by
the Marshal OF the Chahesu Court o,
Winchester SAML DONNEY
July 7. iSSi-Ii
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NOTICE.

T'HE annual meeting Of the Shephe,S.
i town Temperance Society. will 4.
held on the second Thursday or Augus,
At the Presbyterian Church. at 5 o'eI.r.
Z. NJ.
Its particularly desired that al p.
members attend, and all other, no M.
feel any interest in the cause
JOHN QUIGLEY. Pres.
July 81. 1881.
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MILL IRONS, sc.

.IliE shop at Fix Branch is nov.
II m a complete condition for he
despatch Of business. Mill irons Of tie
heaviest kind. and all description, o.
Turning. M wood. iron. brass. or s.ecl.
can be executed ia the best style. a, til.
machinery Is noved BY horse power
Blacksmith work done at short notice.
and smith work, ploughs. SC. Away. ior
sale
The undersigned will sell Turnin,
Lathe. complete, which can be worked by
the power OF one or two men. as conve
nIence may require. Any person wi,hin,
to purchase. will OF course examine IT,
The above establishment will he found
OF great public utility
SAMUEL STRlDER.
July 81. 1881
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I. -. CARTER

u RESPECTFULLY inform, his frie-s,
~ and the pubic generally. ,ha, he (,
receiving and opening a large. and more
splendid assortment OF GOODS. iha. h.
has at sny time had the pleasure OF oGe,.
ing.
HsrPers Ferry, Cheap.ide No. ID
May L.. 1881.
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CYCLOPEDIA FOR SALE

rok SALE at the CharIc.iown ApoiLc
II cary aud Book Store, The Cyelopxdia
or, Universal Dictionary Of Arts. Seiences
and Literature 3. Abram Recs, d. ID r
Il. +. l.. ) &c &c
The above described work j. complete
hound in calf leather, Ieiiered and number
ed, aud will he sold low.
April !, 1891. JAMES BROWN