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dies gentfe'n, children and servants; and there
here to-day between three four hundred persons; and
there daily arrivals! Yesterday there were 81
arrivas-and very few 60 away from Inc springs
Friday evening" we had Is sets Of ladies and gentlemen
dancing cotIlions once but the Virginia reels are
more admired Than any other dance-and when danced
by Pirgina ladies and gentlemen who alone know best
how dance lhem they certainly the handsomest of
all dances. The waltz is only danced by ladies
alone; but suspect, that the aid of the gentlemen will
soon be called in. We hare good band OF music We
have no gaming tables of any kind but have quoits
and pms; and they often remind Of friends
the &c nemen Of The city Of Ricbmond-at Buchansn's
Spriap;-and Oh. If ye had but lew more ladies' aud
gentlemen from Richmond, every thing would be com.
pete We have great many ladies' and gentlemen
from Petersburg, Williamsburg, FarnYie and The
rounding country.
You shall have no putting from me, sir; but ! consci.
entiously believe, that the Amelia Springs will, in due
time, take the lead of all the Springs in Virginia: Look
at The Map Of Virginia, and yon will see That The Anne
liza Springs in the very heart Of the Old Dominion
There are no Springs in hundred miles East, West
North or South of The Amelia Springs, to compete with
them. ! am no prophet-but mark what say, and you
will the prophecy fulfilled 10 three OF tour years
II is already seen that large dining roo, already en-
trey small and there will be larger dining room
built by the next season. @ leet in length and 70 or 80
feet in breadth with all the necessary nppurenances be-
longing TO IL and all the other buildings viii be IN due
proportion.
was really astonished (and this has been the case
with every bodyl 10 the great improvements made
since The last The prnpre,ors accommodations
are most excellent. He minds not his money, his e1.
pensss and trouble, rush, that bis gaess may be
made comfortable and happy The waters Of The Anne
liza Springs have been anal zed by the Faculty OF fh'a
delpha, &c and have been found very similar, but not
strong the deservedIy celebrated waters OF the
White Sulphur Springs in Greenbrer county which has
long been considered equal to any if not the BEST in
America, or in the world
have not heard word of politics since have been
hee-and the only contest among the ladies' and gen
temen is, TO see which make another the most
happy aud conlenied Governor Tyler and family are
here, and greatly pleased and benefited trust, by the
waters. The Governor, wherever he goes among the
ladies' and gentlemen received with pleasure USUAL
for his ubany and courtesy.
In haste. am dear Sir, yours, &c.
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Primo. Edvdrd Courthouse P,epsrfy for SALE.

Primo. LdsedTd Courthouse Property for sale.
WISH my House and Lot Prince Edward Courthouse
whore now side Tbs eng house nearly large
and convenient containing eight with 6eplaces-t
built for boarding house connection with the Young Ladies
mnary and located that institution. There the usual
number houses garden and well which affords all
sons ~ ABUNDANT supply s agood stand for Ia
sern being enough the Courthouse pub
lie days, and line passes Immediately by the place
times week 1t one male from Hampden Sidney College and
Union Seminay and ios adjoining the which the Young
Ladies' Seminary located There good
immediate neshborhood To family, education
children view who wish keeping
hi, place Offers DESTROYS
easy purchaser Possession may be had by 30
ofneSt October. JARED TODD
the sale the above described property not effected by
the 2s dayo October, viii that day be sold highest
bidder. IT
Aug % 3a-w3w.
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bsDOnnn Six per cent. Stock of the Stnte
" s6SUUU of Virginia for sale, in to
suit purchasers, by
ABRAHAM WARWICK & co.
90-SI-
EEOET'S Bank Of Prizes.

EFF ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS is
III wanted, on the TWENTY FIFTH SEPTEMBER the or
der be sent to ioyt, none but he can liz such
przes-and il is useless for some others TO attempt it,
II well knoh that prize, amounting 10 over Ten
THOUSAND DOLLARS, hns been sold in Richmond for
years and years, except what Hovt has sold He goes
up amongst the FORTY and FIFTY THOUSANDS,
you know He is TO handle oil the big ones! There
fore if any one has idea Of ordering Ticket let
him moi hnrbor the thought for moment, that the ONE
HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS is TO be had
any where, except at Hoyts!
NJ How would you feel after ordering ticket from
another Office and, on hearing from the drawing, Hoyt
had sold the prize? Why, fiat, Of course.
auavs 81 32-tf
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HaHoKER L.1.vOs- DesirnIls COunry Residenee

gsY authority vested by the last will and testament
over will public the highest bidder tho
premises USDAY The lst DAY of October rvN If fair, other
fair day thereafter the TEscr LtsD which
resided, known by the Cf Liberty Hail. contain
ing situated Immediately the road leading
Richmond tho lower county 10y Of the d
Church. New Castle GboutS miles from The city of Richmond
and 4 coua,ry rcsdcGce desirable, it being remarkably
healthy the society of tho .hborhood good Tho
Dwelling large and hui OF excellent macralS cacu
accommodate large family nd pretty good repair with
all n.cesary houses The land well adapted TO the growth
o Corn Oats and all kinds oil vegetables tor which the SOL o Tho
Hanoi e lands il remarkable.
the premises tho tract OF Land kno vn
bv the name BOW ORTIZ, about miles from the City OF
and from tie termination OF tho INTERCHANGEABLE
The rnH nnejidte through THIS irnct
which hbou $50 and be conveniently divided
size, with sutceHcy ot wood land euch
The the Of the fist mentioned raet and adj
don Cnrn Oats, &c, admirably adapted TO cultivation OF
Vines and the Mous MuI,,cnu The uaiion pleasant and
healthy, and wond the buildings put pro-
desirable stand for House ofentertnnmcn
ell The aye from tho lower within loo yards ohc
Any wishing the hnd tho day Of
will hem with pleasure by Mr. g. g. rrueheaJt, who
resides premises, the Mansion House. The title Of tho
abuv lands ndisputablc.
Term, of SDnc third 81 the purchase money will be required
the deeds executed and the balance ia and
~ months bonds with approved security carry interest from
but punctuay paid the interest will be Ieme,
Of the credit payments Possession VIII
lst of January and the purchaser will have
privilege Of making preparations for for the next year
GERgAS S. TRUEHEART,
Executors If HIM. Trusheart deceased
.2-wtds
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M a THIS

Died. Hamilton Ohio the 18th instant after illness Of
three CARIEn b. HAaRsos, youngest OF Gen. W. Har
Correspondent oil the Cincinnati Gazette high
compliment the virtues the deceased and
He chose which suited him BEST the practice
of tho law had scarcely qualified himself upon it,
when while young, his life suddeniy nnd myseoy
closed His large and respectable family Ten
their ymcy while many his old associates scat
tered through this wiley, will only for the loss oil
friend lament the dspensaon thai as removed who IN
his collegiate the theme of their frequent cuogy
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From tie .7l5anp .2roaS.)

,cprCTS OF TIE PKESIUENIIAL CAMPAIGN.
an, 6oubt has existed as TO the issue OF the great
Len IN 1884, the recent elections al the West and
have dpelled it, We venture TO say that there is
not s in the Sos1 sayv who I6. has
V,,.,i"n of Mr. Van Buren, The opponents Of tbs
..oos, administration may keep up show Of strength,
wa Gr efsc, ia particular States affect TO believe tina,
49, i really some chance left for them. But they be-
,,,s no such thing The "knowng ones particularly
they may say PRETEND feel that the contest
;.,l.s,ty decided against them
.Tne aspects OF The campaign 10 our judgment, indi
,s result at least favorable the following:
~ Inn Buren,. Opp0yiti0n
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GENERAL AGENCY. (Ttrds)

iE subscriber has resided in Texas since tho has
connected With the General Land Office,
every opportunity Of becoming thoroughly acquainted with The an
laws mud with the location OF hands lie Offers his services
wishing located and for
sally admitted b. those who know the ability oil Texas mansn
the stand she has taken that opportunity
Profitable be auy coumiEy No
would supcrinend the location Of land Scrip, upon the hoders
making tho advancel and will devote
OF those who employ him. tic likewise
agency individuals OF the United Stato
holding lands Texas. lie will leave the county Of Alternate
ABOUT tho 81 Of October noxt-Leen addressed him Char
till then, aud afterwards Galveston Texas will be
tended TO. ROBERT D. JOHNSON.
REFERENCE.
Thomas W. Gilmer cs,r,,y,sr;r,
William w. Dawson,
Richard Edwards Jr., Richmond.
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Michigan, Indiana and Hn0is.-Of the Represen
ta,ives OF Illinois, Mr. Stuart is of The returned
wings; but the Globe notes. that Mr.. Stuart has The
Governors certificate of his election, and Stephen E.
Douglass, Democrat has majority Of The votes of the
the seat"
Missouri, arkansas Tennessee and Kentucky Then
the Globe presenls The following:
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,,;c,lnond, Tuesday, August 20.
The Tennessee HietorY.

Nashville Union Of the l2,h States that" the mi
,nnn, Of Folks excess over Gov Cannon canDo, be
n'n"., ,wenty FIVE TO twenty eight hundred" The
Isss hc,n majority in The Senate is certainly fre-n
kePI, n ntxe "a grand salute of one hundred and
Inc one guns tired in Nashville Saturday in
s'cra,ion Of the late triumph of principle in Ten
ss.se All ,hngs were done 'deeeny and in order
inch credit due TO the gentlemen who conducted
a.. ..,,,ptic proceedings
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S5- The Whi, is requested to copy.

SCRfP LnSTrhe undersigned lost, Juy,
the following NOTES OF ths James River and kanawhs Com
piay, viz:
Twenty OF $50 each No. ass 474 both inclusive ~
twenty SIS each, No. 49, 45G, both inclusive letter Al
Of $40 each, No. 439 10 i9S, both inclusive, letter Is.
The Company having been notified the above
other than myself Attorney AZ hereby
warned against receiving them. WA. IRWIN.
81 I32-ltl Cumberland
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PROSPECTS BEFORE Us.

-, Results of the recent Elections have animated
irs,nbIicsns whilst they have damped the Wings.
sss 1 s which as IFS. Press ss
pas ,h,ny Argus, in relation to the Presidential Eicc
's md The last is from the Globe showing the pro-
s s,se OF parties, in the next House Of Representa-
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10 TE YIirRS

THE Principal Of tho Brunswick Academy having resigned his
charge, the Trustees desire employ gentleman well quail
fed preside OF the aourisn Academies the
The Of the demands
TIE highest order The Principal Of such Institutions should
mnd richly stored with Classical, sathematica and
neratearnng He should have acquired difficult mpsrt
Ing know the mind Of the pupil and the difficult,
Of ruling with whou. crucy and "ast though
lens" lie should have character Of such moral purity
heahu uuerc, the principles Of the matse youth
conEdcd No gentleman, therefore need apply
who does exhibit estmona both OF spotles moral
character and Of his ability mpaft thorough knowledge of
Greek Latin Mathematics and OF the branches Of
tfc we'll Of English education gentleman we'll
qualified teach the French language aso would be Preferred
To possessing these requisites liberal salary will be
applications posi pa be made the subscribers,
Lawenccvc before the 18th October which
appointment will be mlde
BIZ OsDEa BoaEp TRUSTEES
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Fauguer Hhe Sulphur Springs Vietoria Course.

TUE Races the above will Tuesday,
duy September 1899 The purses viii follows
FasT DAr.-siilo heats, entrance $40, purse $50.
SEcosp DAY.-Two mile heats entrance SIS, purse $3.50.
THIRD DAS-Three mile heats entrance $40, purse $500.
FounrH DAr.-Four mile heats entrance $50, Jockey Club
Purse, $500.
Also wecpstake for three old colts milo
close the evening preceding tho
first day. .
and close tho evening pssetos the
fourth day.
The purses will be put up the stand IN cash, by the Fou
White Sulphur Spring Company The rules Of the Petersburg
Jockey Club Stables and litter furnished race horses
srat,s BIZ order Of the Board NJ Directors ~ the
Fangnirr Hhhs Sulphur Spring Conpars
Dbl
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Col Benjamin L. Smith of Kanawha, has resigned
his seat in The Senate of Virginia. in consequence oil his
engagements correspondent Of the Kanlwhn Ga.
zetie nominaes Frederick g. l. Benhring of CnbeIl
county, as "lhe only individual upon whom The Wing
party seem dsf ,osed unite We trust that our Re
publican friends will be The alert, and take effective
measures for bringing their candidate into the field
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!StrNtsOls'S office.

TENlCKETS in all the Lotteries and the really lucky
z Numbers for sale at SrRATToss Lucky Office
Look !377 Capitals sold and cashed by STRATroS, the
All Prize Seller, in little over IL months.
Drawn Nos in New Jersey Lottery No. 81 drawn
% 4s GO 81 4 SO Is So l2 81
Ticket Nos 10 "a 80, prize Of $500 sold and cashed
By Strat,on.
Drawn Nos in Sussex County Lottery No. 80, drawn
/ So GO 81 80 S "a &C 20 72 &c AZ a As
Ticket, Nos 80 &c, prize Of $l5O sold and cashsd
Drawn Nos in Richmond Academy Lottery No 5,
drawn Aug "a:
10 as 81 Sc 80 IS Is SO 81 81
Virginia Petersburg lottery,
Glass 5. for 1889. ~
To be drawn at Alexandra. Va, August 81, lc39.
CAPITALS.
| prize of $4,000. $4,000 5pri7e'0 Of s sSo
& $40 an 500
5000 so 2uo
: g 600 $50 lou
( ] 500 Ga 100
Tickets only SO Shares in proportion.
sent for sl3O. Halves and Quarters in proportion.
100, coo Dollars.
Io,,e,v authorised by the State Of Maryland, Glass
No. l. for ls39-7 To 30 dTn'sn on The 25h Sept, 1889
The s.s9s eIp of o $685. Of Of
6 900 OF 5000, Of 1000, 10 of 3,0O0 90 Of 1000,
90 of 500, so Of l0O0-rnd great many other very
fine prizes, amounting 10 an immense sum Of money.
10 Number Lottery, and IL drawn ballots.
certificate Of package Of % Whole Tickets IN this
Magnificent Scheme will be sent for $50
A certificate Of package Of 25 Half Tickets $l2o
Do do 25 Quarter do 81 so
Do do rs Elghths do 81 25
Single Whole Tickets S20-Shares in proportion.
N B. Orders from the country promptly and conf
drnally attended to, if addressed to
n. STRATTON,
a,,o7 1921 Richmond, Ia.
WKTANTED Immediately, at this Office, Boy OF
wv good habits. from IA to l6 years Of age, TO learn
the PRINTING BUSINESS. Acknowledge Of the En-
elish language is indispensably necessary.
Aug
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NOTlCE-Thc subscribers, having leased JAZZ OF Mr. ThomN
~ Jackson this City yes the purpose o
Purchasing under the firm OF BELTS, WOOD Co.
persons the that have Nego" tor sale by
writing will with prompt attention Persons Bringing
Negroes hi, place SALE would do we'll call before
selling giving the hshes marke, pnces for all dss
criprions of Negroes
We also Keep Negroes for other persons, % cents perday
WILLIAM II. Belts,
WM. u. WOOD,
Richmond, Aug. aal 1859. HARRIS EDMoNDsoN
Al,
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4. hin urf,inus

A correspondent Fl ON Goochland writes u.s. that the
Wing meeting held in that county very thin one
sad affair." and he did no. bear more than one or Two
uyes upon The passs ge of the resolution. "Ihe King
Bee IF your city is appointed one OF The Delegates
he will represent 'nn nber one.
The Woodstock Sentinel says that the Wings had a
meeting at Angus, Court, in Shenandoah county, TO
send delegates 10 Staunon; end /" a meagre affair II
was About twenty Two persons were present-near
~ half Of the Wings in the county-and they are a
helcrogene mass composed of Wings proper, Rives
men, Nufiers and Anti Sub Treasury politicians; but
all uniting in their opposition to MIR. Van Buren, and
willing TO ude pt measures TO put MN down. mere
seemed to be ne general feeling among them and that
was 10 pursue any which might tend TO The eject
ment of the present incumbent from The Presidential
Chair"
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RIO THE EDITOR OF THE ENQUIRER.

TO TIE EDITOR OF. THE ENgUIhhH' - ,ooo
AMELIA SPRINGS, August l7b, 1889.
Dear Sir:-The las, time had the pleasure OF seeing
You rou requested me to give you an account Of The
Amelia Springs and The incidents that might arise there
and am now in performance Of my promise. There
are registered on the books upward OF si1 hundfcda-
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WK7ANTED Immediately, at this Office, Boy of
gHTTd 5e1'' SIN En-
elish language is indispensably necessary
Aug
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Timber +! Timber !, :!

EHE partnership of ROGERS GRAY dissolved from Ibis
ANY person having claims asans, the
concern of Individually respectfully requested to
present the for payment At Office LEWIS RoGEHs
shall continue business in this city under my individual
and in New York as heretofore. LEWIS ROGERS.
iugT os-t
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WNlCKETS in all the Lotteries and the really lucky
Numbers for sale at STATIONS Lucky Office
Look !377 Capitals sold and cashed by SrRArroS the
All Prize Seller in little over ~ months.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-03-09
CHEAP CASH STORE.
.Ma,.mee Cifu.

q Il"
TIME subscriber has received large stock
IL of Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, ready
made clothing; china, crockery and glass ware.
The stock embraces large assortment of ex-
ra'superfne, fine and common cloths cassi-
meres, heavy woolens and satinetts Of all
colors and qualities; rich quilted silk and 9TH
er vestiDgs; silk and tabby velvets; plain and
figured mernoes; circassians; French bomba-
zine; chaleys; mousn de laine,, a beautiful
and fashionable article for ladies dresses, rich
silk and other dress handkerchefs; capes, COL
lars, cuffs, laces, wrought insertings, belts, rib
bons fur capes, shawls fine assortment; French
English and American prints: silks of various
qualities and colors; extra fine and common
linen cambric; pocket handkerchiefs; satin
damask mantillas, together with many other
new and beautiful articles for the ladies. Do
mestic sheeting, shirting, drills, checks, ticks,
kerseys, yarn, wick, wadding batting, fustians,
beulaps, and large assortment of taors
trimmings; ready made clothing; fine and
common coats; over coats; cloaks, vests, pam
falcons, jackets &c. cheap. China, scrockery
and glass ware. Books and stationary; sab
bath school books, and tracts, in large and
small quantities. e. FAIRMAN,
nov. II. SO Commercial Buildings.
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PILE,s &C.

| p--T AEMORRHOIDS. No cure no nav +!
In IL Price 81. Hays Eminent. No fiction.
i'his extraordinary chemical composition, the
result OF science and the invention of a cele-
orated medical man, the introduction of which
10 the pubic was invested with the solemnity
OF oeath-bed bequest, has since gained d
reputation unparalleled, fully sustaining the
correctness ofthe lamented DR.. Gridley's las
confession, that " he dared not die without
giving TO posterlty the benefit ofbis knowledoe
on this subject, and he therefore ,beorsa.beS
to his friend and attendant, Solomon Havs
the secret of his discovery. 81 i : - =
1t is now used in the principal hosn;tsls and
the private practice in our country first and
most certainly for the cure Of the P;les ana
fso SO extensively and effectually as TO baf1e
aredulity, unless where its effects arc witness.
d. ErternaHy in the following complaints. !
For Dropsy-Creating extraordinary ab-
sorption at once. 9ea f6 'ss9Di
.aH SsOellings--Reducng them in a few
hours. a4 4 n s''-}l'9 ~"
Rheumatism-Acute or Chronic, giving
quick ease. eh s'.i'-e
Sore Throdt-By ulcers or colds
Group, and Whoopiag Cough Externally.
and over the chest. ,si1a75 4 n =
.aH Bruises, Sprdins and Burns-Curina
in few hours. efs.f -o,"its
Sores and Ulcers--Whether fresh or long
standing, and fever sores. sls5f3lNlE
Its operations upon adults and children in
reducing rheumatic swelings, and loosening
coughs and tightness of the chest by relaxa,
ton ofthe parts, has been surprising beyond
conception common remark oftbose who
have used it in the Piles, is nIt acts like a
charm"
The PlLES.--The price 81 is refunded
to any person who will use bottle ofHay's
Llniment for the Piles, and return the empty
bottle without being cured. These are the
positive orders ofthe proprietor to the Agents:
and out of many thousands sold, not one has
been unsuccessful. FIE0TT
we might insert certificates to any lenpth.
but prefer that those who sell the article.
should exhibit the original to purchasers. ~,
CAuIlON.-None canb be genine withouta
splendid engraved wrapper, on which is INV
name, and also that 81 the Agents.
SOLOMON HAYS.
TO EDITORS, &c.-All country papers
who will insert the above 6 months, and send
one number to the agents shall be entitled to
one dozen of the Linilnent. ~ all'Ii6
Sold Wholesale and retail by COMSTOCK
y Co., Sole Agents, 9 Fletcher street, near
Maiden Lane, one door below Pearl st. New
York, and by one druggist in every town in the
Union. For sale at every Druggist store in
Ihls Guy. sept. 4. 2Sy1
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MAUMEE CITY HARDWARE
STORE

w WIsWEl.L respectfully inform the
wv . inhabitants of this city and vicinity
that they have arrived from New York with,
and are now opening at the Commercial Build
ings, n large and general assortment of Hl,d-
Wtre, hoH tD-lp,ire, tin -aU1re and Cutlery. Their
stock, among other articles, consists of the
following: Bar, band, and hoop Iron: Eng.
lish blister. American and cast Steel; English,
Russia and American sheet Iron: trace, halter
and jack Chains; Blacksmiths' vices and anvils:
shoves and tongs; scales: Sad and Talors
irons; mill, cross-cnt, Sitting wood, circular,
fret-hand, key -hole, hack and compass Saws
patent and iron weights, sauce and frying pans,
tea kettles, augurs, bellows, bellows-pipe, era
die and grass scythes sand paper coffee mills,
crow-bars, hammers, bits and stocks, wire,
brass kettles; cscutcheon, Norfolk, knob, Ame-
rican and brass Door -latches: sickles; dinner,
tea,and cnw- bells, brushes, candlersticks, butts
and screws, combs, brads, sparables, tacks,
wrought una cut Nails, Locks and bolts of all
kinds and sizes: fassets and mola ses gates:
Carpenters rules, squares, bevels, &c., hat and
sclolk pins; powder TASKS, percussion locks,
pills and caps; compasses: tin trunks, glass
lanthorns, astraland nurse lamps, dust pans:
ever pointed pencilcases; razor strops; sugar
nfppers, spirit levels, bed and clothes cords:
snuffsrs and trays, German silver and iron ta-
Bile and teaspoons; waters; carriage wrench
es: steelyartls, hoes, trowels, waffle-irons,
bench screws, sheet lead, sheet-copper, cook
ing-stoves and furniture.
Il. Cnttery-T Table and Carving Knives and
Forks, steels, jack and pen knives Of "a superior
quality, broad axes, adze, planes and irons. +.
drawing knives, feams, scizzors, shears, and
superfne razors,g &c., together with many 9th
or articles too numerous to mention. The ar
ticles have been selected with great care, and
can be afforded cheap for cash. The public
are respectfully invited 10 call and examine.
: Maumce City. June 5, 1883. loft