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viR6fNfAI=fa NJ sssss,,, so,,yia AZ ia.
rsTg for ths Winchester district:
April Term. 1880.
Elisha NJ. swim and Leroy o Swim, ghds
against
Lewis b. Willis in his own right and as admir-.
OF Richard swift. decd Eliiah N. Swift,
Elisha Boyd. Philip C., PendIeton, Alex
ander Cooper, James N. Riddle and Har
rlson Waite, defs
WIS cause came on TO be heard tins 2sih
q DAY Of April 1880. on the bill, answers
OF the defendants elisha Boyd, James ".
Riddle, and Harrison Waite. and was argu-
ed BY COUNSEL on consideration whereof the
court doth adJdhge, order and decree. that
the defendant Lewis b Willis appear before
one OF the commissioners OF this court, and
render an account of his administration Of
the estate OF Richard Swift, decd. and the
said commissioner is ordered to state, settle
and report the same, togetheF with any spe-
cial matter which he may deem pertinent, or
either party may require to be specially sta
ted. A Copy.-1este,
JOHN SrR0THER. Ctcyk
Berkeley Cir. Sup Court.
FiHGlNlA:-hi the Circuit Superior Court
q Lac and Chancery for Berkeley county:
September a2d, 1882
Elisha M. Swift and Leroy o. Swift, piifs.
against
Lewis u. Willis in his own right and as ad-
mlnlstrator of Richard Swift, deed. aud
Elijah N. Swift and others, defts.
IN CHANCERY.
THIS cause came on to he heard this add
September, 1882, on motion by the defen-
dant Lewis d Willis, by his counsel. to dis
miss the bill or discharge the order for set.
ting the administration account, which was
oserruled By the court and thereupon, on
tie motion of the said Lewis Il Willis by his
counsel. he is permitted to file the answer
which Us among The papers Upon security ibe-
ing gwen. And the court. giving its opinion
Tor the regulation OF the proceedings before
tile commissioner, declares that IT is the
plaintiffs duty to have the account proceeded
IN upon such materials as he can procure;
and If the defendant does not render an ac-
count a. The time and place fixed on By tile
commissioners by advertisement according to
law, every presumption win be against him.
The account formerly ordered is to be taken.
without prejudice to any other question in the
cause; A Copy .---Teste,
JOHN STROTHER, Q.
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Look at This!

WYNN. l.. BOAk, hs. the pleasure OF an
w nouncing to his friends, the wonderful
luck that still continues TO crown his Office,
since he commenced the business OF Lottery
Veuder. He has received the drawing of the
9th Glass, Western Virginia Lottery. at
Winchester, and Gads that he has sold 10
Mr. john MArERs. of this county, the iuckey
No Of 1879, III. Geand CAPITAL PRIZE
of $4,000. He sold in the same Class, No.
1918, prize OF 5000 No. a0793, prize
of 500 lie likewise sold in the 10Th Class,
Virginia State Lotte cry, drawn at Leesburg.
Va. No. 1915. whole ticket Of $500. and
many of $50, $40, sc. &c In addition to
which, he has sold within few months back
prize OF $1,000, prizes Of $500, each 5000,
500, sc. Sc sc lie can, therefore, without
hattery, advise his friends TO call and exam
inc bis extensive assortment of tickets, in all
the above mentioned schemes, which he al
ways keeps on hand, by the package, single
tickets. or shares. All orders enclosing ir, IN
a distance, the cash, or prize tickets, will be
punctually attended to, and thankfully receiv
ed by VIM l.. BOAk,
Darksvile, Berkeley county, Va.
Dec 6. 1889
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rNotice.

IL, those who became purchasers at the
"a sale Of the personal estate of Joseph and
1a-ah Hnines, decd. are notified that their
,s.pectiye obligations have become due, and
i expected that immediate payment De
made, those failing to pay very soon, may
D.Iculate upon being called upon by an officer,
v M indulgence will be given; those having
Ems against The said estates, will please
enc s,ar line same forward, properly authenti
lated Tor payment
''''" REZEN HUDGEL, EE'r.
Oocember Is, lo32.-3t
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE. ,

.Hatnsbufg, Dec. 8, 1882.
THE parties in the above suit will please
to take notice, that will attend at my Office
in Martlnsburg, on Saturday the 5th dag Of
January nets, for the purpose Of entering up.
on the duties required by the above orders of
court, when aud where they are also required
to attend, with all the necessary evidence and
vouchers, TO enable me TO make up the re.
port agreeably to the direction Of said o, der
SEAMANS GARARp. Conlr
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Old Port, Lisbon and Malaga NiNko,
French Brandy, year old Apple Brandy;
n. E. Run; Strong Cider Vinegar;
Flax Seed Oil; superior Rifle s. Rock powder
Cast Steel Coffee Mills, Seiner's Axes,
Johnson, Price s Co.'S Broad and Hand Axes;
do. do. Drawing Knives & hatchets;
Dillingham; Drawing and Rounding Knives;
do. Coopers Axes end AIDES;
Augers, Chisels, Saws. Braces with bits;
sheet aud Strap Iron, Shovels * longs, &C.
For sale at the Store of
W. T. COMPTON.
Mar,inshurg. Nov %, 1SS2--4t
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VIRGINIA. he Circuit Superior Court
q La.D and Chaacery for BefSeley county,
SEPTEMBER 24b, 1882
Martin foun'z, piantW, I :
dghmst
William Long and Jacob Weter, exeeu
tors OF Henry Miller, deceased, jacob =
Schoppert, admin of Henry Deahl, 9
decd George Deahl, William Deahl
and David Deahl, defendants
r L is further 6riered and decloed, that the
II defendant Jacob Schoppert, admir-. of
Henry Deahl. decd do settle his administra.
ton account before Master Commissioners
Garard, who is directed TO examine, state
aud settle the same, and report to The next
Court, With any matters specially stated,
deemed pertinent by himself 6r which may
he required by the parties to be specially
stated. A Copy-Ieste,
John STROTHER, 3.
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sNieD Fan and Winter
GOODS
Hognire & Boyd

EEAVE Just received and finished opening
Ill T. very general assortment of Fan md
jpinter Goods, which they are determined to
sell on the best terms, and requests their old
customers to call and examne:--their stock
consists of
Super and com. blue, black, brown, olive g.
mix'd Cloths
Super and com. Cassimeres and Cassinetts,
Rose, point and dutiell blankets,
Red, yellow, scarlet and white flannel,
Black and col. Mefno cloths and circassians
Black bomba.etts and bombazInes
Green aud crimson moreens, green freze
Green barrage, green floor cloth
Black s. scarlet merino long & square shawls
SesaDsdown, v alencia and silk SestIng
Black and cold worsted hose and hall hose
Fancy cord and beaverteens. padding
Fancy handkercheis, lace webs
Bandanna, poDgee, flag and cotton hdkfs
Black silk handkerchIefs and cravais
Black italian lutestring and Gro de Swiss
Pink, green and white forences; pongees
Black and white bobbihett footing
Swiss, muslin and fancy crav ats, stocks,
Black and white silk hose and half hose
Swiss, book, jackonet and cambria muslns
Black and cooured cambria
Thread and bobbinett lacess and edging5
Cambria, furniture and common dimity
Cacoes, chintz K ginghams, Canton Hannels
Irish linen, linen cambria * linen cam. hikfs
Ribbons, beltings, gloves and braids
Susrenders, CONSTABLE bonnets
Foundation muslin, fine shifting, &c. &c.
With general assortment of Hasdtcays,
Queens and Glass ,care, Pants, Dye Stuff
aid Stationery.
Martinsburg, Nov. I, 1882.
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TEMPERANCE.

THE postponed Temperance Meeting will
hs held at the Falling Water Meeting House,
"a Monday Tie l7th iIsstdHt, when 1t IS ex-
ted there will be two or three addresses
P.Gyrred. December 6, 1852.
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loflN STROTHER.

TIME parties interested IN the above suit
will please to take notice that will at
tend at my office in Martlnsburg On Monday
the 18th day Of December next, where they
are afso required 10 attend with al the ne
cessary evidence and vouchers 10 enable me
TO make mp the report required by The above
order SEAMANS GARAkD, Com.
November -, 1889.
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Copy.-Teste,
JOHN STROTHER, c.

.Mmtinsburg. Dec 6, 1882. s
FsyHE parties to the above suit will please
h 10 take notice that will attend at my
Office in MartinsbuTg, on Wednesday the
10th day of January next, for the purpose of
entering upon the duties required by the "a
bove order, where they will also attend, with
all the vouchers and evidence necessary TO
enable me TO make up the report in this cause.
SEAMANS GARARD, Conir
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AXES. &c.

WE have just received & for sale a mum.
wv her ofAXES & other EDGE TOOLS,
manufactured by Johnston, Price s. Co. OF
Hagerstown, Md. Of the best double refined
Cast. Steel.
These Axes and Tools have commanded
a preference over all others in the market,
wherever they have been sold and known.
They are believed to be superior to any 9TH
ets in the u. States. Wood Choppers and
mechanics, are invited to examine and Judge
for themselves.
HOGMIRE g. BOYD.
October 4, 1889.
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Y FCaution!

EFRKELEY COUNTY COURT,
November Term, 1881.
Jacob r. Towson, PIT
against
Henry st. George Fucker, Mary Hunter
widow of Moses Il. Hunter, deed and o,
tie detts
In CHANCEi,I.
fBVHE parties TO the above suit, creditors
and others interested, are hereby noti
fed. that | will attend in my Office in Mar
sburg, on Monday the slst inst. Tor the
purpose of completing the accounts directed
10 be taken, continuing from day 10 day for
nix days; when the said accounts will be clos
ed JOHN STROTHER,
Special Commissioner:
December 10, 1882.
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MARRIED.

m Tuesday the 4th inst 10 Peterborough,
!. ~, tbe Rev. MIR. Drane. Mr. Jostaa
f ~ to Miss Lucy .anR Oriek.
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BosRs traly Lucky Office;

Dukessilie. Berkeley County. Hirgl.ia
WESTERN VIRGINIA LOTTERY.
Class one, for 1888.
TO Be dra'sa at bees5,rg, Ia. jan Z, 1888.
For the benefi, Of the White and Salt Sui
pher Turnpike and Union Academy.
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VIRGINIA:-h In Tie Ciecnt Superior Court
Of Lao and Chdaeery for Bcrsctey co,aitG
DECEMBER RULES, 1912
John Briscoe, pAE
uguiast
John Peter, and others, and Thomas J. Ciag-
get and Sophia hts wife, Eial Strobe, Ito
ratio Clagset and Mary his '>ite, Matilda,
Lewis Is Honorc, i,ici,sfd, join and Ann
Martin and Thomas L. Iemon, deIts.
IN CiIANCERY.
FE SllE defendants, Thomas J Clagget and
Il Sophia his wife, Eliza Strobe, Horato
Ctagsci and Mary his wife, Matilda, Lewis
b., Htnore, Richard, JOHN and Ann Mariio,
not having entered their appearance and
given security, according to the act of as
se,IiLy and the rules OF this court; aud L ap
pearlns by satisfactory evidence that they
are ont OF this Comnon~ealb; IL is ordered,
that tue said defendants do enter tite,r appear
ance 10 tins suit on the lirsi day OF the next
term, and answer the bill Of the plaintiff: aud
that IA copy of this ORDER he forthwith publish
cd in any newspaper within this county, aud
continued for two months successfully and
another copy thereof posted at the front door
Of the couIt house OF said county.
Il Copy-Teste,
inIIA SERnTHED
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n E.9RJ IV.H.N'TED

EEANTED to purchase. FARM. ii
w Berkeley county, containing from 100
10 $50 acres. The soil mus. be Of good
quality. with a propcrtionate quau.ity of tim.
Der and comfortable improvements for a
small family. Enquire of the PRINTER.
November Is. 1884 ),
97.Wanted to hire for the ensuing year,
hand acquainted with Farming.
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Public Sale of Land.


pny virtue Of two deeds Of trust executed
8 to the undersigned and the late John
HinkIe, for the benefit of John Mo;ter OF
I I,gar.on county, from James Ryan, of said
So"nty, which deeds are Of record in the
s sO"uty Of Morgan, will offer for sale, by
nYbic auction, for CASH, before the court
house door in Morgan county, Virginia. on
SotTdaJ the 5th day af January, 1888, a
TRACT OF LAND,
situate on the Horse Ridge and Dry Run.
shout three or four miles east Of The town of
RaIh. in the aforesaid county Of Morgan -
The said tract is entirely in woods, sAx4Ah
and contains two hundred acres or Es&aK
, sD Such title will be GY@
made to the purchaser as by the ->-sAnn>
aforesaid deeds of trust as is vested IN Tie
trnstee. which is believed to be good.
CROMWELL ORRiCK,
Suviuing Trustee.
December IS, 1S32.-St
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December 6, Issa.-faulk.

ylRGINIA:-Lt the Circuit Superior Court
IF Lac and Chancery for Berkeley county:
DECEMBER RULES. 1882
Peter Light and John ). Light, executors of
John Light, sen decd. pitts,
against
James Forman. Edward II Forman. James
Saunders and Priscilla bis wife, Elizabeth
Mason, William /. Forman and Stephen
w. Forman, heirs of Joseph Forman,
decd. and others, and John Cross, defls
IN CHANCERY.
FHSIiE defendants, Edward II. Forman,
FL Stephen w. Fornan and John Gross,
not having entered their appearance and Civ
en- security, according tn tile act Of assembly
and the rules Of this court, and 1t appearing
by satisfactory evidence that they are out of
this Commonwealth; Is is ordered. that the
said defendants do entet tieir appearance 10
this suit, on the first day oil the next term,
and answer the bill of The plaintiff; and that
copy of this order be forthwith published
in any newspaper within this county, aud
continued for two months successfully, and
another copy thereof posted at the front
door of the court house OF said county.
A Copy.-Teste,
JOHN SiROTHER, c.
December 8, 1882 faux.
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FESHIS cause came on to be heard upon the
b bill, answer, exhibits and was argued
by counsel: whereupon the court being OF
opinion, that the account as settled by the
commissioners OF the county court, so far as
some has been made already, not being sur
charged and falsifed, Is correct as lar as II
goes, and 10 be The basis OF any settlement
of the administration account: Ii is however
'adiudged, ordered and decreed, that Master
Commissioner GARARp do take supplement
tai account TO cOntrovert the statement in the
answer as to the two slaves, and such pro-
perry as was received by the administrator
and not accounted for and he is further di
rected to settle and state the guardianship ae-
count OF the said John Gregg, wherein the
first charge against the guardian must be,
whatever balance appears due from him as
administrator, stating all such matters speci-
ally deemed pertinent b. himself, or which
the parties may require to be SO stated: and
make report thereof TO the court i'll order to
final decree.
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VlRGiNiA.-fn The Circuit Superior Cour
Of LG,c aJtd Chancrry tor Berkeley county,
SEPTEMBER 22d, 1882.
John kisinger, plaintiff,
against
Jacob Myers, adm'r de bonfs non OF John
Custer, decd. and Jacob Myers, admir- :
de bonis non with the Will annexed of q
John Lemaster, decd, and George I
Freshour and Mary his wife, late Mary g
Custer, widow Of John Custer, dec d. 2
end Jacob, Elizabeth. Mary, Catha- :
fine, John, Henry and Findicy Gus
ter, children and heirs of said John
Custer, decd, defendants,
a ND it is adjudged, ordered and decreed.
IN that before the next court and in due
time. Master Commissioner Garard do take
an account of the debts due and binding the
estate-call upon the creditors of the SAID
estate to come forward and prove their claims,
and do audit the debts, stating their charac-
ter and dignity; and all other matters that he
may deem pertinent, or which he may be re-
quired by the parties to state, in order to a
final decree; returning his said account at
least sixty days before the next term.
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VIRGrNlA:-fa the C1cai, Superior Cos.yi
Of Lar az Cd hGneeiy for Berkeley colnty:
DECEMBER RULES, 1882.
Henry Myers, sen. Pfif.
against
Jacob Myers, admir-. with the will annexed
of John Lemaster, decd. John Gross, Ed
ward r. Forman, and the personal repre-,
sentative of Joseph Foi,nan, dec. defif.
IN CHANcERY
FEVHE defendants, John Gross. Edward r.
q Forman and the the personal represen.
tatlve Of Joseph Forman, decd. not having
entered their appearance and given security,
according TO the act of assembly aud the
rules OF this court; and it appearing by salts
factory evidence that they are ont of this
Commonwealth; IL is ordered, that the said
defendants do enter their appearance 10 this
suit, on the first day Of the next term, and
answer the bill of the plaintiff: and that a
copy of this order be forthwith published in
any newspaper within this county. and con-
tinued for two months excessively, and ano-
Their copy thereof posted at the front door Of
the court house of said county.
A Copy Teste,
JOHN STROTHER, G.
nnrapnhar full
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n WY eo,", -
JOHN STROTHER. c.
December 6, lSS2.-bcr.

tIRu.NiA:-hl the Circuit superior Ion.t
Of Lac and Chaacery for Berhetey county:
September 24th, 1882.
Archibald Sheerer aud Mary Sheerer, PHYS.
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John Gregg, adm'r. oil rachel Sheerer. and
Of Thomas Sheerer, dec d. aGd guardian
for the children Of said deceased. and
others, dgts.
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JOHN STRoTHER, G.
TAKE NOTICE.

A LII persons having claims against the LATE
N John Custer, decd, will present them
to me at my office in Mar,irsburs, on or be-
fore the 18th day Of December next, 10 order
that may audit and report them agreeably
10 the above order.
SEAMANS GARARD, Com'r.
November ist, 1882.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-04-28

Buenos tyres. The brig Glory, at Balt.
more. from Buenos Ayres, brings accounts to the
as,h February. A supplement to the British
Packet Of the 25th contains the representation"
made by Vernet, Governor Of the Falkland Isl.
ands. showing the manner in which the recent
seizures of American vessels at those Stands
took place. The discussions on the subject Of
the proceedings Of Capt. Duncan of the Lexing-
ton, are prosecuted with mu ch earnestnes. A
commercial letter of the Gath February says:
"The country remains in distressed situa-
ton on account of the drousht; the cattle are dy-
ing off in great numbers, and many propretors
lose all their property. This operates greatly
against trade, and ir addition thereto is the diff
fculty Of transportation from the want Of susie.
nance for animals on the roads. To the latter
circumstance we must attribute the scaecity Of
hides in market; light hides cost on board from
1es to IS cts heavy do l5a IA: Old Flour
is neglected at S5O.and the last importations
are refused at 800 per bb. The SMALL additions
which we have had to our heavy stock, and the
production Of the country, though limited this
Year, have kept pace with the consumption. We
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Panora,na Of Mexico.

THIS splendid Representation Of one Of the most
L beautiful, as well unique. Cities Of the world,
after al exhibition of unpara eled in London
and in some of the principal cities in this country.
IS NOW OPEN
for the inspection of the citizens Of Alexandra, and
the public generally in building erected for ito
reception, in Washington City. and situated on Mar
ket space, south side Pennsylvania Avenue between
9th and 9th streets.
Il is the original picture, painted by order of the
Mexican Government, and challenges competition
with any thing of the kind ever produced in the CO.
pitol Of Europe
Open each day, Sundays excepted, from O'Clock.
A. " till sunset.
Abundance IS cents. Season tickets (not transfer.
able) one dollar each, TO be obtained Of Mr. II. O.
bullock. Agent for the Propfietors, At the place of
exhibition.
Pamphlets Historical and descripsvel 123 cts.
arr 4-eo,f
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China, Cut Glass, Looking Glasses, &c.

China, Cut Glass, Looking Glasses, &c.
ar AUC7YON
~ Monday, the 30th instant, at my Auction Rooms
> shall sell at puoic auction, to close Sales tho
entire stock of
China. Cut Glass, Looking Glasses, &c. &C.
remaining hand embracing great variety Of Staple
All Useful Articles among which are the following:
dinner st, t-~, c'ina
do do painted do
tea do, gold banded, "a pieces
Several tea sets
Astral and enamerd lamps
Cut glass tumblers and wines
~ bowls, dishes, ard salts
Plain English flint tumers !
Elegant gold banded tea and dinner Rates
Cut anil PLATA deesnters
0ctagon and oval blue tureens
Moulded plates. dishes, and salts
Glass jars, bottles, anil specie bottles
Plated rims and c,stors, cut glass bottles
100 dozen blue plates. assorted
Blue printed cups aud ssucers coored tea pots
Light blue painted ewers and basins
Japanned lamps and glass shades
uStre tea pots, sugars, and creams
Pint bottles, e. bowls, &c &C.
u1 Country mere hants and others invited to calf
and examine the assortment prior to the sale.
Terms of sale-For ell sums of S25 and under, cash,
over S25, and not exceeding $780, four months; over
$50, six MONTHS for approx ed endorsed notes
apr rs GEO WHITE, Auct.
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BALrlMORE MARKET-ApR1L &c.

Sales of Howard street Flour, from stores,
have been made yesterday and to-day at 85 81 !
the wagon price continues at $500, ard 10
some instances a fraction more has been paid.
A sale Of Susquehanna fine, (old Inspectlon) was
effected this week at IS We hear of moth
ing doing in City Mills.-Vcry little Wheat ar
irving, good Red is worth S1.0Oal. Is, as in qua.
lity, and White, (good) SI.O5al. l0.-Consid-
cradle sales of Corn have been made yesterday
and today. at ACC. for yellow. and 46a47c. for
white.-Rye 65a67c.-Oats $50. stock small
Sales of MackereI, No. 8, at $500; and No. 2,
at S4OOa4 25.-A sale Of Tar at 81. so, mos
Plaster So s7ta4 90. per ton.-Sales of Sus-
quehanna Whskey at 29c. in bbs., and large
sales in bids. at &c, in some cases little dis
count off, for cash.
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a Card.

MISS HONEYWELL returns her sincere thanks to
WI the citizens of Ale xandra for their liberal patron
age Of her Cuttings and NeedIeworks, executed As,
they have been IN der very peculiar circumstances OF
uncqualied depr'vation-,le want of her arms She
has the hon to inform those ladies and gentlemen
who have not yet witnessed her skill in the arduous
task OF cutting the most delicate and difficult subjects,
out of paper and other materials with scissors placed
in her mouth that she will remain here until Saturday,
the 28h instant, (April
Admittance, with correct Profile. taken by Miss
Honeywell. IS cents, Children half price. Gallery
open from 10 O'Clock a. VI. to 9P. N.
apr 24-U