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MODE OF DssAWING

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1000 Tickets, from to 900. will be nut in one
wheel; and l6S Prizts with the Blanks IN another
to every Number, PrZ, OF Blank Will lie draw n
until all are drawn
lhe Fredericksburg Exchange Building is si,tia
.eu on the MAN. street. corner below the Farmers
iiotfI-ironng also Hanover Street. The
building covers upwards OF S. 500 square feet of
new and built III the mus substantial nanner-,he
walls Containing nearly Tall million Of Btlck-the
front on both Streets being 1881 feet, laid with the
o's' baltimore. Mo. l. pressed Bficks-eost OF
bricks and workmanship, $50 per lhous md.
The Building contains three splendid Stores on
the man street. flushed IN the best style-two Iarg
Offers on Hanover Sneel-an elegant aud highly
flushed Assembly Room. IS feet by SO, using Ia
ieel pitch with Ladies' Anti Rooms, adjoming on the
second story. On the third story, single Chambers
and three double all of gtod SIZE and well fished
The Building also contains u splendid Dwelling
with paionfs, chambers and closets adoininI Gle
ganty hnshed IN modern style. suitable lof u large
family, with Kitchen, &c. compete-Ctll liars under
the whole Bnrldng. All the large Rooms are fla
ished with Ornamental Cornicc Stucco superb Cen
ire Pieces, &c.
The present orcupant Of the exchange, Offers So
500 Rent for the ensuing wear.
As an evidence OF tue value of the above Prize
and popularity ol the Scheme. upwards of one hall
OF the tickets have already beef tab en- IN this Town
Adventures will lose time In sending their Or.
ders.
PERSONS wishing TO select any particular Number
OF nnnoers IN the above Scheme, will be attended
TO- and The number Sent. if not previously sold.
Attention is called 10 the very unusually sm,l
number OF Tickets N this Lauery-requrins but IA
moderate share OF Luck To draw the & sutal P,za
4 with single Chance
Orders received, and Tickets sold by
WIN. ID. GREEN, Agent
Fredericksburg, November .. l339
am solicited by my l,it nds in Fredericksburg To
give any iniormaI on IN my Possession resuecl,no
we above Luttery. can say that the six Conmis
s'poeis appointed TO supeiintend the Drawing aie
among the most honorable an highly respectablt
en IN mat community, and that the Capital Prize
Rnn1 o' 'ie most commodious and magn fcen
Duldlns OF the kind. in the State OF Virginia.
. VIII render any aid IN my power 10 advenlurers
procuring Tickets. or otherwise, that may be re
f'heu' JNO. J. PURVIS.
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Twelve Slaves,
hpaAAN POT ATAES

~ lors lie small lotot X q ~ II ~.
Inc ii II d Il ). Warranted penu.
the C,i,'. oe seenh ny reference TO The Nov No. Of
PV"'ot' that one bus,lel was raised from one
bushes n NV 'n'' nom one bushe seed sevrn,y four
some s"'neftu. Persons wishing 10 ohlaio
early app,,c,,, ,","'oe fo'aoes can be supplied 10y
Dec. ~ NhAhLES PHELPS,
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NlOEFaT,s LIFE PILLS, AND PHENIX
VA nirTERs.-rhe perfectly soe, uneering, aud sue
cessu of almost every species of disease BY the
Of Moias Life Medicines, IS no longer an experiment. as re-
ference to the experience Of thousands patients will
snctoy prove during the present month Of April alone
nenry hundred have the knowledge OF Mr.
Mon where the patient has 10 nll appearance, effected
by the exclusive aud ndtiouA OF the c
Medcnessone or ten OF these had been considered be-
yond all hope by their medical attendants Such nppy results
great pleasure Mr. NJ mud inspire him with
confidence recommend the USE OF hs medicines To his
fellow crizcns.
The Life Medicines are purely Vegetable preparation.
fhcy mild aud pleasant in their Operations mud nj the
time oroughucrng rapidly upon the seefetons the sys
and purifying the blood For thus III nggrasn
Dyspcpsn the Life Medicines i'll give reie I'M
shorter space than my other prescription. In Fever
aud Agur, lnfummutoy Rhcunutsn, Fcvefs OF every de
scrpron Sick Headaches Icabnn, Dizziness in the head
nv disease arising from an mpurly the blood disorder
ed the the ol these Medicines has always
proved 10 be beyond doubt greatly superior TO AIRY Other mode
An that Mr. Moa asks Of his paens is to be particular in
akng rhem strictly according the directions. II by
newspaper notice thing that he hun eli their
favor, TINT he hopes 10 gain credit II alone by the results
OF fair trial l. the render invalid and does he wish To
know whether the Life Medicines will suit his II
let him call send 10 Mr.. Mouts office. o7 Bronda
aud procure copy OF the Good Samaritan published gml-
tonsly. lie Will there find enumerated very cxuoi-
OF cure aud perhaps some exactly similar TO ms
/ own. Sold wholesale aud retail.
For additional particulars the above Medicines, Mof-
at's Good Samaritan copy OF whch accompanies the
incidence copy always he obninsd OF the different A
gents who have the medicine for sale.
French German mud Spanish directions can be obtained on
s
All post paid letters will Immediate attention
i Prepared and sold by WILLIAM Il. MDfFAT, I5
Broadway. New York. liberal deduction made 10 those
who purchase TO sell again.
Aorsrs-The Life Medicines may also be had Of any of the
principal Druggists in throughout the United
States aud the Cnnaas. Ask for Molnts Life Pills and Phe
nix Bies ana be sure hut iuc smile OF John Moin sig
nnuro uo the atel of each bottle of Bitter box
I Pills.
For sale by the following agents:
ID. r. LYMAN,
DIR. J. r. ROYAL, I.yncbbrg, Va
G. T. ESTES, LovnssIon, Nelson Co, Va.
I Sspcmber26 l2in
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NO 7Sf'E.

4 LII PERSONS indebted to The late concern
n III Lancaster X Bryant, will please make pay
n'ent Immediately, AZ It is drsfous wind up the
business nj ane early day All persons having claims
against the same will present them Tor payment.
WILSON l.. BRYANT.
surviving partner Of Lancaster N Bryant
Nov. % Is
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commissioners Sale of
NEGROES.

* 'tture OF IA decre,al Order Of the Ci,cu,t
SON ie''of CONT Of Law and Chancery Tor Mel
Cor.to'9' pronounced at the lat term of SAID
adm,n,"' "su' IN Chaucery between William Bali
aUa,ns, OF Sarah Bah, deceased, &c. Piau,iffs
ae Cn 'onn Joplng aud others Delenda Is, we
decree ; appointed for the purpose by said
that he; - On tie 4'h Monday in Jannaiy next,
ms. ~, oo"rt day, AT Nelson Courthouse, ex-
''' ~ The highest bidder, at public auction,
Twelve Slaves,
cred, y, o' Men, Homen Boys and Girls a
win ,n. A n'oh'hs-lle purchasers TO give bond
r''''eo security Tor The purchase morey.
HENRY L. HARRIS.
Dee 10 CHARLES PERROW.
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%. w. G. INES.
Main STREET,
ed door from the corner leading 10 the Washington
Hotel, aud opposite the DR., Goods Store OF
Messts. Turner * Buwel)
VNIlANkFUl Ion the liberal patronage hereto
L tore..>lended 10 him, tespectlull, informs the
citizens of tins place, and adjacent country, that he
is recent, returned from the North. where he has
selected personally stock unsurpassed IN this mar
ket, Tor neatness, durability and unusually cheap
Having purchased III New York x,lnsivcly for
Cash, he nalers hulsell thai the inducements held
forth cannot fail 10 please.
His assortment consists Of extra fine BEAVER
HATS. OF his own manufacture, warranted superior
to any made in Tins seoonoi the county, and much
lower than formerly with variety of
4 a Il -,
purchased expressly Tor this market. consisting of
Seal and Otter, OF extra fine quality, suitable lor the
approaching season, aud warranted TO render com
iolt and satisfaction
The reduction IN the price of those articles. is
worthy the attention OF the public ;-Musk Fur
Caps. eNiremel, low, together with chuiee seler-
lion Of J ouths Caps, various qualities Fur aud
Cloth. Chdren'S iancy Cloth Caps remarkably
brautliul, and at prices such fail Ia please
with lnge stock of llalr Seal Caps, suitlhle IT
servants il - The attention Of Country llaters
and Merchants is specially requested my stock Of
Trimmings which is the largest evel Offered here,
and on liberal terms be purchased tbs side
OF New \ ork. On hand ii large assortment II WOOL
Hats whue aud black, hlch are offered Al mode ale
advance original prices. TIE public are invited
10 call and examine. GEO. W. GAINES.
Sept % Am
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ID URSUANr In decree Of the Circuit Superior
Count of Law aud Chancery for the county of
Amherst, pronounced NJ It's last September term. in
the ehancely sun Of Archibald Robrftson's adm'r
Plantif. against William Joplipg, Peter Rocker
aud others. Defendants. shall Oh Friday he ooh
day Of December next, proceed TO sell upon the
premises. II public auction, In the highest bidder
on credit OF one, two aud thIee yeats, Tor equal
mstalments Of the purchase money, the moiety Of
FOUR HUNDRED ACRES OF LAND,
lying III the count, OF Amherst, upon winch the SAID
Prter Rucker resides. IN winch the Defendant
William Jopne had lee. aud also the interest OF The
said VIII am Jopllng IN the residue thereof IN which
he Is entitled 10 life estate tenant by The ,nrle-
~. TIE purchaser will be required 10 give bond
with sufficient security Tor the purchase money, aud
the lue vi" be retained as Ultimate security Tor the
WIN. 4. COLEMAN. d. s.
lor Ed. Penn, Shorthand Commisn'r
Nov. u god
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Rifles from SID to $40 each.
SHOT GUNS and PISTOLS,
- Gun Bags Shot Belts and Fasks,
Pocket Knives and Scissors,
Knives and Forks, &c.
Jus, opened aud for sale cheap.
II. i. RICHARDS.
Oel3 ls
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SIZE OE.yEGROEN.

ON Saturday the 2sth day of December. 1899
" (at Mrs. Tayloes. across the nvet from Lynch
burg,) there will be Sold at public auction. some
ten or fifteen valuable S l. V f S belonging
to the estate Of Spencer Norvell, deed.
The sale will be made in pursuance of a decree OF
The Circuit Superior Court OF Law aud Chancery.
for The county of Amherst made al the last term, in
the case OF "lsbell VS.. Norve."
Terms-Twelve months credit, the purchasers to
give bond with approved security
CHISWELL DABNEY. CO.,
MAURICE Il. GARLAND, { o''' TO-
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ETeNericEsb,srg EOfferu.

Authorized by the State OF Virginia. for the purpose
paving the Main Street.
To be drawn at Fredericksburg on Tuesday the
3st of December. 1882
Under The snperlntoudence Of Commissioners ap-
poned by Tie Mayor and Common Council,
The following very Remarkable aud splend,d
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FORM OF PROXY.
Kao'e all Men by these Presents That We, the
subscribers, helne Stockholders in the JAMES
RIVER AND kANAWlIA COMPANY, do
hereby constitute aud appoint - -, our
true aud lawful attorney and proxy, represent each
OF us in all gem raj meetings OF the Stockholders OF
said Company, when are not personally present
represented ly some other proxy; with fun power and
authority NJ such general meetings to give such vote
voc~ aud to do such ober aci acts each ofus
coud give On do, as member Of the said meeting, II
We were personally present aud we do hereby raufy
aud coultm whatever votes, act or acts, SAID
alotney may Lawfully give do lor us IN pursuance
al thr au horiy hereby conferred upon him.
Witness out hands and seals tins - day Of
tl.L.LL. 1911. LIZ. | LII.
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Negroes Wanted.
WISH TO HIRE by the year, for $40,
SO .Nprr0 E,sIyo,r,

SO .VPgrO EeIFOlrS,
'o' "hlch VIII pay the most liberal Hire. and give
nonu "Hh unquestionable secury-fot other patti, II
,'ts can refer 10 the following gentlemen of hnm
! nave hned heretofore. can be found near Bent
Creek, Nelson county. Va.
j. c. ROBINETT.
Lock Ia opposite Ben, Greek. Nelson county, Va.
REFERENCE.
Thomas Trent, Esq, Buckingham county,
Vim. Trent, Esq, do
). +. Fawtet, Esq. Bent Creek,
Dan'l .. Bass, Esq, do
J. VI. Spiller. Esq, Nelson.
Martin Webb, Esq, Buckingham,
VIM Horsley, Esq, Nelson.
Dec. - o..
IL The Richmond Wig will please copy the
above twice aud send their account to this Office
for payment
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New Grocery in Lynchbur-.

'I'llE subscribers having removeJ 10 LNncbbutp.
respectfully ,niorm hei friends and the pub
lie generally, thatthcy have taken the house E,ret-
~ occupied by Martin, Wand x DAVIS, two doors
below Charles Pbelpss Auction Room. aud oppn.
site Messrs. 5. x NJ. II. Gnland's Law once
where they intend 10 Keep general assortment ol
Groceries Tor sale, ut very low rates Tor cash.
BAILEY q WOMACK.
Oct. 81 Ia
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To the citizens Of uyuchburg,
M hav. opened GRAIN nOuSE,M tho lower
w end oi Main street. Opposite WIN. Thurman 5
Tavern, where persons can be supplied wuh Corn,
Corn Meal, Oats and Rye, on liberal terms Tor cash.
Farmers bringing gam IL market, will give us call
Tor which we will give the highest cash price. We
shall also keep few Saddle Houses Tor hire
Persons wanting Sheaf oats OF LA, eau be sup
Piled 1T short notice,
J. +. HAWKINS < EASTER
Decembc, . IA
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sflAlAALSo
nT"THE LYNCHBURG VIRGINIAN. :"

, ps.s6ed ree.y ferery Monday and 7hnrsdayJ at
F,nr Dollars per amt payable ia adraace No snbscrip
t,n r6e reeeiced fora shorter period than onbs amp
=, paper HH be discontinued fercept al The discretion Of The
xIiforsJ until an drrearages paid.
ADVERTISEMENTS inserted at 50 cents per square
or ss The 6rsf insertion aud 81 erery suisse
sseat Insertion.
BPJOB PRINTING eneented neatly and erpeditiousls
aud on reasonable terms.
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At The same time and place, there will in like
ner b, sod AT public auction, several other
S l. f.
(perhaps ten fifteen in number,) belonging 10 the
estate of Beverly K. Scott, decd. These Negroes
will be sold upon liberal credit, and The time made
known on The day Of sale.
MAURICE II. GARLAND, Exor of
Beverly K. Scott, decd.
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On the same day Of he above sales, and at the
same place, there will be hired for the ensuing year
some fony or fifty NEGROES, belonging to The es-
tates of Beverly r. Scott, decd. and Christopher
I>bell deed Among these Negroes are two COED
WaIer,nen a good Shoemaker. a first tate Black
smith, and several excellent field hands and house
Servants. Also few likely Boys, who have been
living in Tobacco FACTORIES.
If the real estate belonging 10 G. lsnell, decd,
should not have ben previously disposed Of it will
that day be rented at public auction, for the en-
suing year This estate consists of The White
House aud Lot, in Madison, TRACT OF LAND
adjoining Mr.. John VI. Williams, aud another 'rract
in Amherst county, about five miles from Lynch
burg present in the occupancy OF Samuel Scott.
The Tact of Land near the Peaks OF Ouer IS also
for sale rent.
In addition 10 The above. have for hire privately
about twenty valuable house Servants and Hands
for Tobacco CO factories
MAURICE Ii. GARLAND.
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fENIE undersigned having now received nearly all
i Of bs tall purchases, would respectfully invite
his friends and the public generally, 10 call and give
hla exIensIYr II q
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:8G7 Acres Of T. ND

situated in thr County OF Amherst, tho north side
of the Tobacco Row Mountain, being part of the
Tact purchased OF William $. Cr,wi"rd's estate.
and BOUNDED by The Lands OF the late Richard jones'
Thomas f.. Pleasants and Others.
Acting merely rs trustee, the subscriber will only
convey to the purchaser purchasers of said pro
petty the title vested in him by the deed aforesaid
ClllSWELL DABNEN, Trustee
Nov o5 ids
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Committed to Campbell Jail on
3J:h day OF September last,

1 RUNAWAY, who says lie belongs TO Mrs.
~ Charity Powell Granville county, Moth Car
olma-and says his name ~ ID ID lie Is
about feet inches high. about 30 years old, sal
low complexion; he had on de domestic clothing when
committed. The owner isl requested 10 comply with
the law, or he Nil be dealt with accordingly.
GERMAN JORDAN, ID, Sh'H.
and Jallor Tor Canpbel county, Va.
Der o 3w
The Oxford paper, n. c., is requested 10 publish
The shove 3 weeks and send its account 10 thIs OF
fee Tor pay rent.
ivory KNIVES * FORKS IN SETS,
u Patent Coffee Pots, aud Steak Dishes,
Plated Candlesticks, Snutis and Trays.
Auduons Tenders, aud Shovel and / ongs.
Just received and for sale by
II. B. RICHARDS.
Sept 10 is
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trustees safe Of !<i0ceS and
LHnH

pY virtue Of Deed OF Trust executed to George
~ W Nelson aud myself, by John Mcdaniel, de-
ceased, in his life time, bearing date on the
och dav of March 1928 and of record Ia the coun-
~ Couu Of Amherst. shall on the first da, OF The
next December term OF The County Coutt of Am
hesst. before the front door of the Courthouse OF
sand County. expose 10 sale, by way Of public auc-
ton, Tor ready money.
FOUR SLAVES,
nlmely, Mary. woman James, a man Phcbe, n
woman and Henry, man.
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10 HI: |, - -. Jus.
tlce Of the Peace for the aforesaid do here
by certify that -, whose name Is above
snbscihed attestlng witness, personally APP
peared before me IN my - aforesaid. aud made
oath dat the allowed named ---, -,
whose names are subscribed parties TO the above
letter OF Attorney acknowledged the same IN presence
of the said witness, their act aud deed
Witness my hand and seal tins - day OF
-, eighteen hundred and -.
- -, (sEAL.)
November lS tI6D
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ZOTTER u.

SCHEME:
o"ly 1000 Tickets and los Prizes.
Arranged as follows:
FREE TO be the Fredericksburg xchange Bald.
ing, to be conveyed wuhon, ascouu,-valued at
$4,000.
Prize of 81 ooo
40 500
5 Prizes Of SlG0 each, 500
100 do Of $50 do. 5000
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Tickets $50 No Sha,es.)
fl'zes payable tory days after the Drawing
lash Irtzes subject to "A deduction of Is uer cent
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November 10 Il6D
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TWENTY-S1XTU CONGRESS.
FIRST SESSION.
Correspondence ofhe Baltimore american.

WAsHINeroS. Dec 2, 1899.
SATURDAYS PROCEEDINGS IN con-
GRESS.
FIFTH DAY OF THE SESSION-FRIDAY.
The House adjourned at hall past four last even
ing, without coming 10 any d. c,son upon the sub
Jccs before The House.
Nj WHITE oi Ky. made long speech in reply
10 Mr.. Vanderpael aud Mr.. Thomas reading from
speech made by Mr.. V. IN 1884. and from a speech
maze BY Mr.. I. IN 1887. IN which lie aryured
both had taken g'onnds directly contrary TO tho
principles LAID down III their speeches Of The present
week
Mr. DUNCAN got the floor after Mr.. White. and
commenced speech winch he will continue iLs
morning.
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Certainly, yeur Majesty; Lady Sunderland .
case in the time Of Queen Anne and still later the
removal Of the Lord Steward Of the household in
I1oS, when the ladies Of the bed chamber were net
changed"
"Then, my Lord, as have ever, in the exercise
OF the prerogaive beosgingto the crown, supported
your administration, hope that you and your noble
and honorable colleagues will conceive themselves
bound to support me in the choice of my personal
attendants will dc all that is right; will make
any sacrifices that are essential for the welfare Of my
people, but i'll not be nsoently dictated to in
gard to my personal attendants; will not be the
slave OF faction. l will dissolve the arament
first. will not give up every thing to a party.
had better be private subject at once than be de-
prived Of the society of those that love- and es-
TEEN. will not do it. But you will not desert me,
my Lord"
"We will ever be found your Majesty's faithful
friends" said Lord Jehn, evidently affected.
81 want friends" said the Queen-"l want every
thing; but you manage the ministry--the house,
"We will try, your Majesty"
"Oh! am very unhappy" repeated the Queen;
s'but I'll make peers and dissolve the'house
hadn't better dissolve the house, my LordP'
"We will try its temper tonight first said Lord
John.
"Wcll do! only let something be done imme
diately-a new house or more peers, or something;
or shall go to Windsor. l must have action, &C
ton, action. Good day, my Lord. | shall see you
at the ball tonight" said the Queen as she left the
room leaning on Lady Normanbys arm.
That eyentful day closed this eventful drama. 1t
might be said to have been wound up with farce
The House Of Lords was crowded at five o'clock ia
hear all this story explained; but no explanation
was heard. The scene one Of curious excite
ment. Every seat occupied The peers eldest
crowded round the throne; the members of the
commons thronged round the bar;-al was still as
death. A few petitions were presented; Lord Mel
bourne whispered to Lord Shaftesbury, and strange
to say, he rose and adjourned the house. Then
general litter, and Brougham turned towards
the disappointed spectators, and greeted them with
most malicious grin. The peers broke up in con-
fusion. Most Of them assembled at the Queens
ball at the palace that night and all seemed to look
the youthful heroine who had played her part so
well with increased admiration and delight. The
Queen herself never seemed more happy or beau
tiful.
AS for the rest of the occurrences Of that night,
they written III the columns of the chronicles
of the Timps2
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ln3- FOURTH OF JULY.-The subscriber, the old es
tabhed agent for the IT, s. Laboratory Edges Celebrated
Fire Works. offers the public complete assortment
large small Fire works. fer the approaching celebration
Fourth Of july consisting Of Rockets of vareus
Sizes with Headings of Gold and Silver Rain Stars Scrpens
crimson Fires Suns Fans Pyramids Palm Trees Saxon
Peruvian Crosses with plain and illuminated centres
Mines Tsrbllions Hexagen Tranges, Vsrces and other
wheels Signal Lights Pigeons Roman Candles Italian Streas
er Snakes Nests Flower Potts. Serpents Snakes Scroll aad
Pin Wheels Bengoas Spur Firms Grasshoppers Blue Lights
Torpedoes, Pulling Crackers, &c. SC.
Also Fire Crackers in boxes Of different sizes
PARTIES committee. Of arrangement country merchants city
vendors others supplied usual with articles warranted,
and At Laboratory fixed prsces H. YVELIN,
je6lm. 23l Fuionstreet, near Greenwich.
TyIREWORKS. FIREWORKS =. FIREWORKS ~
II CHARLES w. yULTEE, ll6 Chatham, corner Of Or
ance street Oldest established Firework Manufacturer in
the CITY, public generally that his present
STOCK Of the largest the Union, and he sold
Al lower prices by any other manufacturer and vendor
The assortment consists Of Rockets Of all calibre and
with gold and silver RAIN crimson aud hres
&c FANS line pigeons naroons port hre palm trees
mines tosrsons octagon vertcas ,rsng no
man candles diamonds with golden fires, Peruvian fires
sco pin wee grahoppers blue lights, snakes OF all sile
&c Sc and host Of others too numerous To mention
The public and all ceptcs invited to call and Also
Fire Crackers Double Headers, Chinese Rockets, Torpedoes
and Pang Crackers the lowest market prices Countr,
are Invited call and the above stock before
purchasing elsewhere Goods sent any part Of the city ire
Of expense. ont forget the place. =, ,,,,,rrr
jelta. ll6 Chatha .,,eorner Of Orange street.