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Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1838-12-20

nj right VI way, th- 'isa' ~ the wafer at
:iErrer's Ferry, and line ia lat ,u The cut,ent
IL the r:vcr over reafly all the mtll,dam
iwners along lis whole cNienl. fie thought,
that the proposition ut compiu unisr from, The
Shenandoah Company. as expressed in Ia.
resolution, was eo;irciy liberal, aud such as
he was willing 10 accept
Mr.. john Strider, of Jefferson, spoke in
opposition To The rcsu!i,i,un. lie sand he did
not consider the proposition from the She,
nand"ah Company anyways liberal, and he
was convinced IN his own mind that il would
not receive the appreciation OF The co,nmu.
nifty. The works an the river, made b, the
present company, would he al lutIe or no
value To the further Improvement 10y a sys
ten oi locks aud dams, aud he thnught the
proportion allowed 10 the old Stockholders
by the resolution was siea,ly too high. He
alluded {" tho terms TN rhich tho Ctesa-
peAke and Ohio Canal Company bought out
the rights of the Old Potomac Cumnany.
and contended that the terms un the part of
the Old Potomac Company we're much more
liberal than those NOW offered Ly Tie She.
nanduah Company lie said he was very
anxious Ia see the navigarior of tho river
imptove'i-he did no; cafe whether At was
10 lie done ty the present. Company. or by a
newly incorporated une; ,,u, he greatly fear
Ell Mat the people would nol cou,rIbu,e their
funds To the present company, il the o!,;
s'ockhn'ders were to have so large an utter
EST in the dividends
Mr.. Grattan, from Rol kin bar,. smoke in
defence at the Shenandoah COMPANY.
Gen. Lewis, an behalf of the Shenandoah
Company, addressed the Corvenlion, giving
on Interesting detail of facts, and insis;in .
that the terms OF compromise u presented by
the resolution ore very reasonable. d Que III
Ia he satisfactory.
TIE vote was then taken CD the resolu>
ilnn reported bv the Committee, ant. il was
ad"pted-a,es. 33; nues, 6.
Gn moiiun,
Hs>Oiced, rhet the President apuoiut n
c"mntiee q! five members 10 attend the
meeting Of the Shenandoah Company nj
Por' Republic on the 9TH of Decenii,er. Ia
make such arrangements with thai company
us may he practicable a''d expedient on the
pant at this Convcu'iun
Wheteup"n, the President annotated the
l.lio" ing gentlemen: Thomas 5 Hall, DIR.
Nm. Nelson, john S;rilcr, Robert Gral>
Ian, aud WIN Il A.hhy.
On motinn at john T.. Page,
heso'ced, That conmiltee of i've be
appointed hy the Chiir. Ia unite wlih the
Shenandoah Company in memorial 10 the
next Legislature, praying that he charter
Hf tbdt company n;ay be eatenLed, its Cant
'"i e"ia; ged. and such liberal provisions in
&"'I"ta'ed i"to the charter, as will secure
the favor a"h patronage If the people.
hereup"n HE following gentlemen were
appointed John r. Page, Gle. Cook, Ed!
, smith, R"hefi Grat,nn. aud L. S. Hall.
Hesoiced. That the editors of papers in
~ i"cles,sr, Chaile,own, AlexandI ia, War.
re"'on, Woodstock. llatri-onbu,g, Siam.
ian, ant kichmu,,,l he reuuesier r., ,,II;
t!.a proceedings al this Convention in their
Ie-t'rcii'e pupefi.
I|esoioed. That his Convention do now
adj'nrn
cYRus MCCORMICK, oess,tt.<
CiLfs Cook, Stcriar,
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1838-12-20

Senator Benton has thought proper
To nrite a letter of thanks 10 the Miss
sopIi Legislature for re-e!ecsiug him to
Ike United Suites Senate. In fi.is Irtter
he gives certain views Of policy, which
some papers Say are designed as instruc-
tioi.s 10 the Legislature. He regrets he
IS not iii the Legislature to bel p to re-
form the Banking system. He recon-
mends the passage of law prohibiting
any Bank in Missouri from issuing a
note OF less denomination than $I0O f!
-CnMEiLER.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1838-12-20
COAGEA-M A N.HNGe

The subscriber takes this method Of
informing his friends and the public gem
orally, that he has on hand at this time
several sSesU Carriages, and one
good SECOND hand ditto, which he will
sell low. Also, he is prepared at the
shortest notice TO finish all kinds Of We
hicles in his line; and will repair Old
Work 40 cheap as can be done in any
regular Coach Shop in the State. He
will keep constantly on hand some fin :.
ished work. he returns thanks to the
public for the patronage he has received
and hopes by attention to business still
TO receive their calls.
JUDSON AiACOY.
Staunton, Feb'y l. 1888.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1838-12-20
We learn from the Nashville Wing

We learn from the Nashville Wing
that Richard III. Hayes. Attorney at
Law, residing at Columbia, Ten. and
son OF 0. 3. Hayes, of Nashville.
was killed in "a street reucontre in Co.
lumbia with Mr.. William Polk, oil
Maury, brother of the Hon. James X
Polk. The pa.!ies met on the public
s1n.r.aLant 4 o'clock on Monday even.
ing, the Both uitimo. each armed witt,
pistols, aud exchanged shots almost 81,
multaneonsiy, buck shot from Polk 5
pistol piercing the brain of his ILL., fated
antagonist. liaye lived through Mon
day night, but expired at gil early hour
OF Tuesday morning.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1838-12-20
fi0m The " hteuigencer's coe,.syondea,

~''ss'' ,e'ecs = NWFGSCONCEf
NEW YoRK, DEcEmnGR
There is hardly breath ut news silfr,u.,
'h's morning; No more deve!opements, To
more runaways, AID IN more rumors.
what they do in Harrisburg usurps all at
'enIion, and the more and more coniounds
The worst element OF agrarian locolocoism
IN The worst quarters Of New York 10
rob flour s'ore--ip raxe u hank-"equn,
rights" of all sorts, aud equal priv iieves"
"iall SORTS, is within the Skidmore creed,
and can tie justified in the intitel works of
Fanny Wright but TO enter a Legislative
iiaii-te browbeat Legisiators--to organize
mob to overawe the peoples Re presenta.
lives! Slam, Bang, and the whole crew
give up beat.
From Canada we have later dates. but no
news Noexecutions have yet taken place.
The Miontteai Herald treats with great as.
per'ly the Letter OF Col. WORTH To Sir
GEORGE ARTHUR. A Cobourg (U. C.)
paper insinua,es that the brig and prisoners
taken al y :ngs,on are eliminating the Gov
ernment If the United States in their move.
menis
=. ). There iss runner about town that
another sub-freasurer has abscunt!gd, but il
wants confirmation. The city is so full of
c"'Jsc!ures and suspicions, that this very
probably IS of a string OF some Of them.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1838-12-20

The Madisonian is giving the Sec, etaty
81 the Treasury regular o,erhauIing. II
charges him with having permitted receivers
ol public money 10 speculate upon funds in
their hands, and with want Uf resolution in
holding then To strict accountability.
Aud IL reiteratcs The charge, that To the III
Judged and bungling manner Of carrying gu,
The dsposiie set Of 1886. tho caIamiries of
The country ara TO be mainly attributed. In
executing that act, an attempt was made Ia
do thai in five months, which the law allowed
twelve 10 periorm-an attempt which all
prudeht unen condemned
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1838-12-20
HANDS WANTED.

The contractors for constructing the
lst. Section of the Stanton and Park
ersburg Road, having commenced their
work, are prepared to employ few
more hands by the month or ill a5th of
December next; at which time they
wish TO hire 50 10 100 good lobourers
by the year. TheirQuarters shall be COM
tortuble, their fare wholesome and plen-
ty, their work regular and reasonable,
:heir health and comfort in all respects,
well attended to, and the hire secured,
to the satisfaction of the owners Apply
to GEORGE GEIGER, on the road near
Buffalo Cap, or 10 d. w. PArTEsoN,
near Staunton.
Oct %, 1888
o. THE Whig and Enquirer, Richmond
,ciH please give The abors ltpo insertions.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1838-12-20

The Legislature Of Kentucky assem-
blcd at Frankfort on the Sd Instant. In
Sc nate, the l-irnteuaut Governor, G. a.
W ickIlde, took the chair. as presiding
officer. and II. +. Letcher, {W.j was
elected Speaker Of the House, without
opposition. Gov. Clark's annual mes
sage is very well written paper, in
whith large space is devoted TO those
Interesting topics, Internal improvement II,
ana popular Education. l. is VERY
SOUND on the subject Of Abolition, and
recommends rigid measures to supplies:
Ihcendiarisms -CoMplLER.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1838-12-20
Y IRGINIA.


At Rules held in the Clerks Office
OF Bath County Circuit Superior Court
OF Law and Chauccry, OIL Monday, No
vcmber 9th, 1888
Robert Loc!Slilge. plainliG-against
Adam Given, Executor Of William Din
Middle, deceased, John Sharrot: and
George Si!afroii. defendants.
IN CHANCERY.
Tie defendant George Sharrott, not
having entered lis appearance, and Civ.
en- stcCfiiy agfesably TO the act Of AS,
sembly, and the Rules OF this Court,
and ii appearing by satisfactory evil
derce that he is not an inhabtant o!
this Commonwealth II IS ordered, that
the SAID defendant do appear here on
The fiIst Monday IL February next, aud
answer The plaintiffs bill and that a
copy o:ihis order BE- forthwith inserted
in the "Staup,on Spectator for two
months succc>SiveIy, and also posted Oh
the front door Of The Court house Of tlis
county.
a cory --TeSfc.
CHS. l., FRANCISCO, Cpk.
;Jcy'r % 1888.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1838-12-20

g. Notice as hereby Giccn,
tina, an adjourned meeting of the School
Commissioners of Augusta county will
be held at the Court house In Stanton
on the fourth Monday liz this month
(December) at II o'clock A fui meet
ing is requested, as business of lmpor-
lance will be laid before them
JAMES ALLEN, President.
Dec. IL
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1838-12-20

MIR. itiv Es a letter from WASHING.
ton, says-"Mr. Rives is here, and will
take the ATTEST opportunity that pre-.
seu's itself OF removing all doubt that
may exist IN the mind of lhe most sus-
picions, III reference 10 his attitude TO
the Government He is thoroughly a.
galhst the message aid against the ad-
observation-disclosures
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1838-12-20
NOTICE..

RasSesA PETITION will be PIE.
tlEsS seated to the mex, Lesisla-
'ure OF Virginia by the citizens of Bath
county, praying the removal Of the sea,
OF Justice otsaid County from its preseu,
Location to the land OF David c. Wise,
In Germantown. in said County.
MANY CITIZENS.
Dec. 10, IS3S-1t
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1838-12-20
SgIarrtcD,

On Tuesday, the 9th o: November,
by the Rev. Mr.. Converse, MAJOR A
bRAHAM VAN buren,, (eldes, son of the
President of the United States. to Miss
SARAH ANGELICA SINGLETON. Youngest
daughter of MIR. Richard Sing Teton, at
her fathers house. in Sumptcr DISTRICT,
South Carolina.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1838-12-20

Church 6loa0n up!-Tbe Bridgcpor!
(ConnecticuD Farmer states that the
baptIst church in the west part of Red
d'hg' In that state, was blown to pieces
with powder, on the night of the 28th
UT. The Rev. alr. Covcr had deliver
ed discourse in the church, on Abo-
htion, and had given notice that hc
would delivered another on the same
SUBJECT on the evening Of the 29tb =
10 prevent this, as is supposed, some
unknown person placed keg Of pow
DER under the pulpit. and set fire to il.
The church was demolished.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1838-12-20

&%We regret to announce the death
of WILLIAM BKockENsRoUeH, one of
the Judges of the Court OF Appeals of
Virginia, who died at Richmond OH the
l0sh instant.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1838-12-20

DISTRESSING FIRE n arly the Who'll,
of the village of Williamsburg, Ky, nea
Maysville, was destroyed by fire OH tn.
IJ,h ult.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1838-12-20
1T. nj. G 4 LAND.
Uarrenicn, Fauquier %. Ia. }
Jane 1914, 1887.

Mr.. Bay liss-
Sir take pleasure in informing you l.,
and those whp are interested in the. rearing
OF Bees, that have one oi your patent Hives
In full operation in my garden am fully
satisfied of It's utility, aud with confidence
recommend il 10 my friends and The public !;
as am now convinced that il will answer n
most desirable purpose. wish YOU sue
cess, JOHN Il. TONGUE
We concur with Mr.. rnague in the o.
piniohs above expressed
II j MARSHALL,
John II. Digges,
I'm 4. Randolph,
I'm $. Kemper.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1838-12-20

Death Of Com. Nicholson We learn
from the American that Commodore Mich
olson died at his residence in Baltimore on
"Wednesday evening last, Of apopleXy, after
a few hours illness
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1838-12-20

Sale IF Durham Cattle We learn thai
Henry Clay, jr. esq has sold hrs imported
short horned Durham Cow, Princess, "a
John and Richard Allen, esq'fs, Of ibis coun
~, 10: 50 600; the highest price ever 81, en-
Tor COW in the u States
al The sale of Thomas Smith, esq las,
week, The improved short horned Durham
call, Grospenor, two yeats cid, by Talley
rand, imported by The Ohio Stock Company
was purchased Ivy 1'hos. H. Clay, esq. for
S7O0.-LeTington Reporter.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1838-12-20

mere aiaholical attempt Ia commit a
houhie murder has never perhaps heen re.
corded upon Tie annals Of crime, than was
,nahe ny wreiched creature named vii
nam anderson, residing near Georgetown,
mh"' while under The exciting Influence oil
liquor, attempted 10 murder his vile and
n,"'her, but " lille drawing tie pistol from
his pocket, fer tia, avow ed purpose, /, acci,
den'aliy discharged, The contents of which
entered The abdumen III the wrelcled man,
and caused instant death. - Georgetotun Hlu.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1838-12-20
EEaE TEETH.
go
E. II. HUDSON,
Dentist, g. Manufacturer of In
corruptible Teeth,
(FROM NEW-YORK.\

Respectfully informs the Citizens oil
Siaunton and lis vicinity, that he will
remain one mouth, at the Eagle Hotel,
aud will attend TO all the various opera.
tons in the line of his profession.
lncorruptible Artificial Teeth perma-
nently inserted, without pain. on the
most approved plan, from one TO full
set. on gold plate, with clasps or springs,
or atmospheric pressure.
Deer &. 1888
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1838-12-20
JUST RECElV Ed,

JUST RECEIVED,
L small lot Of genuine Principe, war
ranted, Havana, Porto Rico, Florida
and Half Spanish Cigars.
Best S. f. Indigo, Percussion Caps,
Logwood, &c.
And for saltfat
I. BERKELEY s. Co.'S
Drug y Medicine Store
Staunioo. Deer ct
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1838-12-20
GEsES'H' NEEF4Ls
Il Pidster NIL, .So,o MIL, and
WOoilen FGct0yy,

All commanding large custom and
furnished with Dwellings for Tenants,
&C., all 10 good repair. These last will
be sold together, with sufficient por
ton ot'land attached, either separate
from or together " it'll the remainder Of
the tract.
1t is useless 10 say more. as any one
wishing to purchase will see for him
self. The terms will be very easy, and
such as to euable very small capitalist
20 purchase, as the money will no; be
needed for several years, II not sold short,
iy at private bargain, it will be offered
d; public auction Mt short notice.
JOHN J. II STRAITH, Ere or.
ead Guardian for The ifaat heirs o.
Aierander Strouh, decd.
Nov. 60
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1838-12-20
CASH FOR VgEEElAT'.
Dec. IL

- : sE.c-----------
We will give fair prices for abou, 40,
Geo bushels OF Wheat, delivered all Cole s
Mill, or to US at Scot!syille. AlbeInsrie.
STAPLES. TYLER. g. Co.
august lG, IS3S--5m%
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1838-12-20
WAETED,
A NEGRO WOMAN

Who is good Cook, and acquainted
with homework generally. For such,
a liberal price will be given. Apply TO
the editor of the Spectator.
Nov ID
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1838-12-20
Negro IYoman for Sale.

WILL be sold TO the iiighes;
EsI bidder, for cash, on Christmas
day, Negro Woman, believed no, to
exceed iorty-two years Of age She is IA
list rate cook, and sold for no fault. -
Sale, before the door of Capt. Nj Chung.
.SereraL Ocncrs.
Doc lie
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1838-12-20
81 q III e rs @ 90 r. eg % q,
FOR SALE.
THE FARM. belonging to the devi-
sees OF the late DR.. Alexander Strai,h, is
offered for sale. This farm contains
225 Heres of Land.


Of which 40 to so acres are covered
with good young timber, and the ba-
lance is in good state for cultivation
having been but little worked for several
years, and resting under clover or limo
thy. 1t is situated six miles south of
Chaflestown. on the BulIskin run, tyo
and half miles from a Depot on the
WINCHESTER aud Potomac Rail- Road
and three ani a half from The Sheran-
doah river, and in the immediate yicin,
ity Of several Merchant Mills, so that
the grain raised on it can be very con.
veniently made ready fox, and conveyed
to, either the Baltimore or Georgetown
market. 1t has proper proportion of
good meadow, aud is very copiously wa
tered by several never failing springs Of
excellent water, TO which there is con i.
venieut access for stock from each field
- On it are an excellent Dwell
ssEGa ing House, with a beautiful
I.4sza. ard and fine garden and other
ground arrangements around it, designed
and laid out For convenience aud utility
as well as ornapen.. A line stone Dali
~ House, Stables, Corn Houses. SC. re-
curing some bu: not expensive repairs.
The Dvelling House has lately been
painted and paPrfed. and is as well ar
ranged for comfort end convenience as a.
ny house in the county, having three
rooms on each floor. There are also OH
IL, country
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1838-12-20
EeETEEsS EsExgIs,

The unparalleled reputation which Peters, Pills have
acqui ed Medical Restorative IS tn most ungue tom
able DOL that be 81 en-, 'hr immense
10 IN. an ced Ia allnOs every class OF lie UNI
Der oil letters received on faiicrts recovered through
their means, Is really ptods'ous ard the complaints which
But ii there are VIII CT! ih es, ciaIly
beneficial than III others and those NAV he named
In" too often ia al complaints of the stomach and bow Is
such as Ch1c. Fttuehcc and Ind seon, for mltc tn,
arc not only a certain. but an immediate cure.
1t Is well known that from the advancement of the
som 'ch and bowels arises teilis the IN OF.
adult and declining life that tii. tie foundation OF ia
teHc, spasmoGic pais, indgcsiio loss appetite SC
and thit those In their turn give birth to DTopsv Lre1
compliant; Consumption aid bit,:n ioreSs Of spiriis
therefore Peters Pills lug III vry be medicine whic
las ever been discovered the incjpsnt d of the
are necessarily The sures natives Of those
dreadful and also general disorders which embitt,r
life ald drag n lions 20 un imely graves
In speaking nus, DIR. r. arrrgacs thing himself
mat mas not been con cdcd by the public lie
quack or unknown sp"cu stUr who ~ fore The World
rs ms own herald and witness but placed spons,-
bty oil sua TON by the patronage which he has enjoyed
FOR yar., ard IS mere asg extent umpire nt,d in
hOihig ch Is not borne out by the Ini,nle proof,
aud heuce lie Goes not fear 10 put the any
which he has promised respecting las Fills.
Dr. eters 10 most happy 70 be -bls ate on ia, author
~ OF arreat pbeT 81 regular Physicians tina, whsrev,s
MS vegetable Fs have been introduced they have almost
peculiar eulty IN Syeeemig thu looJ, aud stimulating
70 SPc az Doxiog Juices, and giving -trcns
to the nerves. prevents disease from acquiring tina,
which must b. got UNDER ia. all ny dangerous rem dies
fr,pTed by JOS. FR1ESTLY rEff RS, NJ D. No
i2g Liberty st"'e', New York Zach box contains 10
1ill'. rrice 80 ccu's.
For sale by f. BERKELEY & Co.
Stauutcir- Va f)r -,
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JOURNEYMEN TAILORS

49, TIL e subscriber wishes to ems
gssy ploy one OF two Journey men
a'iors.-Io sober, industrious nien,
who are good workmen, constant EN-.
ploy meni and good wages will be given.
JAMES II. WEBB.
AT. Scton, Augusta co. Dec I9-3t
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1838-12-20
HONEY! HONEY !!
E'esge2sE Zee EE{Ve.
WILLIAM ID. COOKE

/; Would respectfully Inform those ~ no
are Interested in the growing of BEES,
or who are fond of good HONEY, that
he has the right for making, using, and
| vending 10 others to be used, in the
county Of Augusta, Norrill's PATENT
BEE HIVE-This live is SO con-
structed that Me Bees work in glass ves>
| sells, or common glass tumblrrs-is a
complete preventive to the WEB Worm
| Moth, and other destructive insects; the
vessels can DE taken away at any time
without interrupting She Bees. thus ren>
drring unnecessary the most cruel practice
of destroy ing these useful insects. The
Honey made in these Hives is OF far
superior quality 10 that made in the
common hives. as there is place pre-.
pared IN the interior of the Paten; Hive
where the lees deposite their Young,
bread. and winter store. All those who
have been heretofore debarred tie plea.
sure and benefit OF raising their own
Honey, on account of the difficulties oil
protecting their Bees from the ravaces
ct the Web worm and Moth, may be as
sured that this Hive affords perfect pro.
lection 10 the Bee against all It's enemies.
TESTIMONIALS
Nelson Co. la. Sept 25ih 1898
have seen Morrilps Patent Bee live in
full operation in The CITY OF Washington ,ex.
amined two Glass Jars wherein the Honey
comb VAS deposited, aud All, of opino that
Tor simplicity at construction, utility mud e.
economy. II exceeds any Thing Of the sind
| have ever seen.
H. NJ. GARLAND.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1838-12-20
70 TIE PTRLIC

AS nu;nbeI of persons iase been msnf r'oeG ching
ne Pr'ce ifeter,' able Ant Bilious Pill, VIII
purchased at h. principal oIcr, l29 Lber'y sec, ~ "
rangernent IN ielali. n 10 this , att,r
ffoia tbs da'e the cash ptce vii be F1rs frp doors
per g'oSs' pa.abc VI bills current in the city of n. York
rd 40 quantity under gross H. on my ,retz,cg b.. 5
under 'he re'aii price Of Fny Ccmisa Box.
NIerchans ordering these r from he proprietor. or
Dollars per dozen.
me oPtiet"r requests parcua~ attention this al
teTiseHent, rs the immensely inc easing demand for u
MS ahc eces'a'y that his business opcrd ion should
be conducted without any loss tie which would resu
from variety ofp.iccs.
he proprietor wouII have it further understood u, :,
t' arrangement is for N,w York dealer as well as tose
who reside in other PLACES.
Oct 25. 1888. 20 A'i'''