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NEW GOODS.
EARsTHENW ARE.

A LARGE and general assortment Of Earthen-
N ware Of Hagerstown mandatory, such as
Crooks of every size, large Creampots with covers,
large and small Dishes, just received and for sale
by THOMAS G. SMITH.
November 90, 1898.
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LATEST FASHI0 MS.

HUIRAM BOWEN, announces to his friends
In customers, and the public generally, that he
has Just received from The northern and eastern CT
-, b;, of tho
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Sarah Spero in her own right and as Adm. of Geo.
Spero decd, John, George, Jacob, William,
David an1 Rebecca Spero children of the said
George Spero deed. ; and others DTS
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virginia :-In the Circuit Superior Court Of Law
and Chancery for Berkeley County February
Rules, 1899,
Henry Kuode and Polly his wife, and Jacob Dybert
and Elizabeth his wife piBs.
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JOHN ) I no HEh' G.
February 10. ls39.-2m
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ANOTHER.-Fo Forty Dollars incurrent bank
Bills, sent to the publisher free OF postage, he VIII
forward forty copies of AIexander's weekly Mes
senger, for one year; and also furnish the Agent
procuring the same, with the premium copy OF the
Holy Bible, complete, stated above.
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IN CHANCERY.

February 10, i8S9.-2m
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BEDFORD FEMALE SEMINARY.
&iGN0Ee Es0XX

q accomplished scientific Musician, has been
"a procured TO direct the Musical department Of
l6ls institutions, for The ensuing year. To instruction
on tue Piano, he Will add the teaching oflhe Guitar
an instrument Of which he is completely MISTER.
PRICES as before for the Piano Guitar SO per scs
sion OF months. lie has always, heretofore, taught
his several instruments IN I.ynehhurg, (where hls
reputation can be known,) 1t 500 pei annum.
Such laIlhei assistance in the general instruction.
rs the enlargement of the School rendered necessu-
~, has been obtained and II is in active opera
ton. The improvements both the arrangements
oil teaching aud accommodations for boafders will be
made to keep pace with the growing resources of
the School
Liberty, Oct. II Gifts of
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bedford Female Academy near
LIBERTY, TH.

kSoPlLS may, during the present year, be enter
ed at any period ofthe Course aud WILDE char
ged raieaby 10 the time. To avoid delanging the
organization of the School, there will be no Vaca
uon, until the Fail.
Tuition, IN English aud French, 50 dollars per an
mum Board, washing, lights and fire, Slo per
month Italian or Spanish, $40 per anuum Music.
$40. Embroidery, colored and white, 50. Pupils
iufnlsh then own Bedding. To those from a dis
lance, II can be supplied, moderate charge
summer tHyorm This will consist OF a Robe o.
tale-blne printed Cambria, the figures small and
close; tapes OF the same Pantalcts of white A
prons OF brown French Linen edged with blue Bialde
Straw or chip Bonnets, Nuns pattern, trimmed with
>ky-blne; Green Wells. Jcwelry and Embiodcries
prohibited, as well rs all fnery in general
EDWARD WM. JOHNSTON.
March 10 WIS
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head in the dark day of affection; and should YOU
then. instead OF leaning the warm bosom Ola iath-
iu husband he forced seek support from brutal.
loatllsome drunkafd. how supremacy wretcbcd VIII
Your condition be Now. then is the time TO pre-.
pare against This awful contingency. Learn TO frown
from your presence, at your gentle features can be
taught 10 irown,) the man who offers you hall his
heart, and reserves the other half for his bottle
Aud should suItor, however III other respects
uneSeeplionablc, and worthy of yonr favor. whisper
soft things you in breath That ilavors Of tho dram
cup, close your ears againstthe Tutoring tale. She
who parleys with temptation N already overcome
She presses the erumbng verge OF n preeipIce, aud
ruin yawns below. II she listen she IS lost.
Aud now N conclusion, as thsorgnn OF this socic
~. permit me respectfully, ailnctpnaely and earnest
", In appeal 10 my auditors of every age, and
condition, We ash al You no pccuniaty sacrifice.
mon any Ola personal nature which You would not
blush 10 refuse. We wish you be sober. and TO
adopt such measures as will certainly keep you
II you love yonr county. II YOU love your species.
yoor kindred be dear 10 you and yonf own welfare,
worthy OF sout rrgatd. By all TINT Is dien6ed in pat
tiotism, and all that is charming in morals and social
intercourse, by all prospects fhoppuess in this
world, aud those bright hopes thai beyond its
confines. we coniurc You To come forward and JOIN.
aud assist yea rather, come NJ, 10 the help ofMc
Lard against he mighty.
Resoirea HHoRimoasig ~ he society, That this adj
dress he sent TO the Editors OF the Iynchburg Nr-
gnian Ton publication.
JAMES =. HOLT, Sec.
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BEDFORD FEMALE SEMINARY.
Pupils will assemble ON MONDAY, October f.,
M Ee. HARVEY MlECIeENgwellk know,

I'a as aPoffat X Landscape Painter, will, for the
year now commencing. take charge ola Class II
Dfa" ing and Painting His skill an Artist will offer
To pupils desiring real proficiency in this accom-
pllshment advantages such as few schools can be
stow. Price OF Tuition, dollars per aunum.
WINTER UNIroRM.--Dress and Pelerinc Of bot
ue-grcen Clfcassian or Merno, with white paEta-
LET'S, and APRONS of brown French Linen Bonnet
OF Cane or Chip, Nuns pattern, trimmed with Grim
son Ribbon.
Paymcnttor Board $50 and Tuition in the rcgu-
lar Studies $50 will be expected IN advance The
fees for Music, Drawing, or for ether Studies not n
part OF me regular course. will be- PAYABLE At the end
OF each Session. EDW'D. WIN. JOHNSTON,
Priacipai
Sctember Il At if offs
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Office.

PURSUANT toa decree OF the Circuit SUPERB
Court of Law and Chancery, for the
County Of Amherst, pronounced on the 9Th day OF
April 1898, in the case of Oney d. Huchstep, Plan
tiff
against
George C. Huckstep and Eliza Ann Huck
step infants under the age of2l years, by Rob
bert Tinslev, their guardian, specially assigned
to defend them in this suit. and JohnP Z. Wilson,
Hoiace Wilson. Richard w. Wilson, Elizabeth Wal
'on John Tyler and Catliarlne his wife. John Myers
and Sarah his wife, and VIM. G.. Christian and Ma
fy his wife, heirs at law of Richard Wilson, dec.
VINO was the heir at law Of Charles Wilson, decd,
Defendants
The undersigned Commissioner, for the pnr
pose wn expose to SALE by way of public auc-
tlon' Tor READY MONEY, at Amherst January
court the SLAVES, Anna, Daniel, Charles. John,
Dil'y' amy Samuel, Eliza and an infant child OF
amy oeing the SLAVES, with their increase.
since mentioned IN the deed of bargain and sale Zone
OF the exhibits in this cause aud repa,ded bv the
Court as moreaee) made on the Goth of Febru.
any, 1922 between Charles Wilson of the one pa,t
aud Oey ID. iluckstep, Of the other.
JOS. PErTYJOHN, Conn.
January7 o.
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ESSsSOsNfiOis.

fENfiE firm of Simpson X Lyman is this day dis
Il solved by mutual consent. Those having
claims against the firm will present them fo settle
ment; those indebted will please come forward aud
settle also.
We have this day sold to Mr.. YIN. Barnett Agt
our interest in the SaddIefy business, and from
long acquaintance with hun. take pleasure in ecom-
mending HIM TO oul friends and customers as an hon
est man aud faithful workman who will be disposed
10 sell as low any houseln the place.
n. Il. We eau be found at Nh BIS AZ all times
SIMPSON & LI MAN.
Dec. 81 wIw
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MEe. AHssgSTEIlSD LONG,
HLyE.0 RGEfFp

WHAT on the 22d day of February next at the
l. Clinton Spring Hotel, in the town of Clinton
county Of Hnds and state of Mississippi, shall
proceed to take the deposition Of Samuel i. Cox, to
be read the trial OF suit now depending and un-
determined in the Circuit Superior Count Of Law
and Chancery for the county OF Campbell and State
of Virginia, in which am plaintiff and you are de
PENDANT, and should sad deposition not be taken ON
that day, then it will be taken at the place
the day thereafter
THOMAS IlUNDLEY.
Ian 10 WiW
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NOTICE..

consequence of the nclemency of the weather
= on Tuesday the first inst. the sale of the Oxford
IRON Works and Lands postponed until Satur-
nay 'he 18th inst. when the sale will positively be
,llaue before the door of Payne q Turner'S auction
mousse IN the town of Lynchburg.
>, AT private sale complete set of Patterns and
lasks' Apply to the Undersigned
JOHN EARLY, Trus.
ldluay3 'e''
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aonfors0ole improvements ,epon a..
RB H. Id T. ID Es I'D H II VI a L. IL
Seminary.

FEyl1E Fscv. Nicholas III. CObiS. has con
d scented to take charge of this institution the
LIST day cf March Next 1t is unnecessary to say a
ny thing Of the peculiar ftnesss OF Mr. Cobhs for
this situation. He is extensively known, and his past
lie, gives to the public, the best guarantee that can
be given, thai his duties as principal of this nsit
ton will be ably aud faithfully discharge d.-Terms,
&C. will be made known by himself in a short time.
THE TRUSTEES.
Dec. WIS
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commissioners &e.ie Of Land in
d'yl1lbcW dO1snfN

ID URSUANT to tile provisions of a decree pro
a nounced by the Circuit Superior Court Of Law
and Chancery for the town of Lynchburg at the
May tern 1893, in the of PATTERSON vs.. Win
sion q all therein depending, the undersigned, Il
commissioner appointed the purpose, will proceed
on Friday the 9h day of February. 1890 at the
town of BrookNea in said county, TO sell, by way
OF public auction, TO the highest bidder
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VALUABLE E.oTEOis SALE.

T1HE Lot and House lately occupied by Mr.. NJ.
l. Near. at the intersection of jefferson street
and alley Immediately opposite the Cotton Factory,
Is for sale. The situation Of this property, ITS con
tguity to the canal and being immediately, on the
street leading to the NJ i'll. &c. will, it is believed,
make it in A short time very valuable. The Lot
tains half an Acre, with good well of water, &c.
Afpy to ..,z.,.
January 10 II ids
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GENERAL MEETING.

TINHE Stockholders of the Lynchburg Manulac
d turing Company, hereby notified to attend
an Annual Meeting Of the Company. at o'clock. on
Friday evening, the 18th inst, at their office The
incumbent declining reelection, an agent will
have to be elected At that meeting.
JOHN G. MEM, Pres't.
January 10 t1sJ if
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"

A PETITION will be presented TO the next
N Assembly, praying for new couniyt To be form
sd out Of parts OF the counties oi buckingham, frnce
Edward, Charlotte aud Campbell.
Dec. IL WIN
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II Tract Of Land,
mentioned in said decree, containing about
Eighteen Hundred .Hcves,

beng part OF the real estate whereof Patrick Hem
~, the elder. died seized This Land lies in the
county oil Campbell, near 10 Brook Neal, on both
SIDES OF Big Failing Riyer-it abounds in fine TIM
ser particularly pine. and is conveniently situated
10 several saw and manufacturing mills. 1t Is well
suited TO the growth of Corn, Wheat and Tobacco,
and part OF the uact has
Comfortable Improvements sepoR IL.
The Land will be sold in body. or in lots to suit
purchasers. Persons DESTROYS 10 purchase are re-
quested to 90 and examine the Land. which will be
shown by Mr. John Henry or Mr.. p. II. Scott resi-
ding in the immediate heighborhood.
Tcr.s,s--Six, twelve and eighteen months cred
it for equal parts of the purchase money the pur-
chaser giving bond with approved personal security.
and the trle retained as an additional security. Tie
title is believed to be mnquestionabIy good, but the
TO do by The decree aforesaid.
HENRY DUNNlNGTON, Comr.
Dec 10. wtds
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JOurneyHncn ShOcraakers Wanted.
GOOD WAGES will be given to men of steady
VI habits at the Shoemaking Business, l. exineton
Va. WIN. ID. TRAINER.
Jan 10 st
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ssss. That Va.uabIe Tract ofEand,

The above sale is postponed until Tuesday, 10Th
January, 1889, when ii will positively take place pre-
clsely at l O'Clock. l.. MCDANIEL, Comr.
January tl5J
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sSisRMSo
rr"THE LYNCHBURG VIRGTNIAN,"

is published semiseey' erery Monday and 1aHysay at
rur roLrs per payable in adraace. No sabscrip-
y bc reccircd fora shorter period than sir months and
aper rH be discontinued ferceP al The discretion Of The
Fd;larsJ until al arrearages are paid
nYADVERT!SEKEN7'Si nserteda at 80 centsp square
for first Insertion, aud 81 for erery suisse
ant Insertion.
'tTJOB PRINTING erecnted neatly and erpeditiousy
4 ON reasonable terms.
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E0r ,SNse,
A VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND.

DI virtue of decree of the county court of Am
- hefst, pronounced at the August term, 1888 in
the case of Mcdaniel and others VS.. Mc Daniel, &c.
the undersigned commissioner, appointed by the
court, will proceed sell. the highest bidder at
the present residence of William Mcdaniel, in the
county of Amherst. near the courthouse, of said
county, Friday the % h day of December, 1893,
II fair, if not the next fair day thereafter,
asSSges That Valuable Tract OF g.and,
szSHs& formerly belonging to the late James Pen
MYNF dleon decd. and containing by a recent
A survey, 4o3 Acres, lying in the county OF
Amherst, about two miles from Amherst courthouse
This Land is situated in healthy country and
desirable neighborhood. and is well adapted to the
growth of corn. wheat, tobacco and clover The
little to the above Land, is believed to be uuqueson-
able, but the undersigned, acting commissioner
vii. Slyvey accordingly. Terms Of the sale will be
ing iwo years credit equal nstalmcntS, with APP
W5>e security, and the title retained until the pur
chase money Is paid.
LINDSEY MCDANIEL, Corr.
Dec. 3
The above sale is postponed until Tuesday, 9th
January, 1639 when will positively take place pre-
clsely at | O'Clock. l.. MCDANIEL, Cnmr.
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From the Governor Of =. Carolina.
From DIR. Thomas Cooper. late Pres. of;hc y. N
oiiuu college.

Mr.. Edward Johnston, Librarian OF the S. Caro-
lima College being about to quit Columbia, desire
to say
That, as a literary man, acquainted with books IN
tho vorions departments Of Literature generally,
and as a faithful and diligcnt officer. 1t will be
difficult 10 fill his place with any Que equally well
Qualified His printed Catalogue OF the books IN
tha, library wall fully confirm this character,
II has, for some years past, conducted the EdI-
torial department of the Telescope" IN this town,
with acknowledged ability: and in that capacity he
is we'll known TO the public generally
Whatever lie thinks FIT TO undertake, N tile WAY OF
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CONGRESSIONAL.

JAMES T. HOLT. Sec.
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Dec. 7
Morning herald., 1839-08-01

DROOKLYN SALT WATER WARM AND COLL
ID BATHS the South Ferry, margin q the East nsu.
MR. GRAY would inform the inhabitants Of Brooklyn
New York. that his Baths open every day from
till 10 r. NJ for Ladies and Geaemen They fitted up
the approved style Lade. and gentlemen
baths every day. The Swimming Bath Is exclusively for ade
Tuesdays and Fridays until NJ One BATH % cts
tickets. sIOc. Cold baths, l2i iel lam.
Morning herald., 1839-08-01

rJ,o ARCHITECTS, BUILDERS, AND OTHERS
L The subscribers would respectfully inform builders and
,h. that they have constantly hand and prepared 70
furnish al short notcs architectural ornaments ef de
scrpton, "for the interior finishing of dwellings churches
and other pablo budngsn vxs capitals for columns, and
do 10 all the orders Of architecture CONSOLES ruses
rched mouIdng rosetes pstares eze ornaments &c Nc
&C. any The long proved quality Of composition
meut executed by them renders Il useless say much in
its euogy and, the they and from long
practice IN the execution OF models osds aud every depart
OF business fstter themselves that FOR holness of relief
and general sharpness aud beauty their work will be found
much superior thing Of the Kind done any other place
they having avoided that tiny @ and underlined appearance
much and justly complained o Great attention having been
paid 10 the modes Of 10 in,urs the best qsaly
the lowest possible price, they happy say that their pre-
scale Of prices will be found be beyond the reach Of
abatement competition.
builders Of New York in any part Of the United States
wonld 6rd material saving and likewise procure superior
article BY eang writing for thing Of the Kind they
require have hand and ensblea to fill orders TO
any amount at very short notice -
CALLER MURPHY,
Mandatory be2 Brssdw~y,
mylAsn' One door from Nbls's.
Morning herald., 1839-08-01

dp Onn WILL BE FORFEITED, II ID. Poetts Eradi.
I'D lUUU fails a recent oi certain DEB
cae disease than a hosrs. For sse wholesale ans
retail by appoint ent by A. b. d. SANDS ~ and 100 Fu
ton street following Drug Stores; OF Chamber
and Broadway, corner Chamber and Church streets
saa Broadway 60 and $50 Bswe and Bed
Prize Al iyls-am
Morning herald., 1839-08-01

NoTICE-The urdsr'igssd hereby gives notice, that il
IN consequence Of arts Of Christian klug, rmerly
in the employ Of f. sehwann Co, he has beea compelled on
behalf OF himself and his Jonathan Akroyd 10 apply
the Chaacelor OF the State % New York for
relief An INJUNCTION hs, accordingly been granted BY he
Chancellor by which the said Christian klug and his Agents
Coussle Aorseys and Solicitors. ordered Absolute
y desist and refrain from ntermeddlng with Opposing
the property and fleets the late firm Of f. Schwsnn
Co any debts due the late firm, goods Of other
persons which had been consigned the said kr
the date Of the OF the 18th June 1889 in the said
Bill mentioned with the Books OF the said firm. Of
the papers thereof and from receiving collecting dspo
sing Of monies other proceeds Of goods effects
monies Of the said firm Of goods Consigned and from in
terfrng with the Of the said goods BY the
panant either Of them their agents servants from
preventing them Of them from entering the store No
~ Exchange Place for the purpose Of taking Of the
said goods aud effects and them from the said store
The undersigned eys this notice for the purpose ef appr
ing all persons having business transaction. with the firm Of "
SchraDn Co.. hat said Christian King has authority TO
business receive amy MONIES do any thing for
behalf Of the said firm Of Sch~snn Coz and alo that
the sd Christian Kug has authority 10 receive collect
monies for goods belonging sonsned said 6rm asd
sold by him in his ndviju name.
FREDyRICK sCHwANN
~ B-Tbe 0kce for the liquidation Of the affairs of T.
schw snn X Co Is removed 10 81 Pine St jy2o-aw.
Morning herald., 1839-08-01

NEW YORK TATTERsALLS>
n NJ regular sales by auction, at this weh knot
N%NA tablishment, Of Horses, Carriagss, &c,
VS ~ nue. to take place on every Monday,
O'Clock, throughout the year.
The next regular sale will take place Monday, Aug
at II o'clock, commensing with Carriages Harness, ke.
IL o'clock the sale Of Horses will commence.
Gentlemen having Horses to dispose Of, are request
make early application, 80 as to secnre good number
catalogue horse be offered at auction unless
ed time for number the catalogue for which purpo1
register will be kept open till Saturday Aug ard at
GEO. w. MlLLEN
jy9-y Successor to !. w. Watson, 446 Broasvs Y
DAvlLioN, NEW BRIGHTON, opposite New
City-Th's deshlisl location, half an hours sail frol
City oi New York, opened the arrange
for the accommodation Of boarders and visers Fan'le
have rooms to suit The upper reserved for !
gentlemen, and will be let on reasonable te ms.
The steamboats, now leave the city at T. lO9, ~, 3ia
o'clock and the Island at 10, ana g. (excel fSxsa
that day they leave from O'Clock in the moi un FL
the evening, every two hours
The Kendall Band is engaged for the season.
The Salt Water Bath complete readiness sortsss
e2S-U
Morning herald., 1839-08-01

UENTLEMENfS
CASTE OFF CLOTHING
sovGHr, AS 1HE ruLL vsLus cvES ~ sssh ~
VI. LEVITT IA Duane st., doors from william -
- KNOWING there are persons who make grss., ~ ~
heir advert,.r, fer Cast on Clothing, Ne sc- tha W.o
sany case, a, 10 g,ve the full value for the 'ame A.
will asssre thos. &c; who may have sueh Muo.w ~
them, and who may send FOR him, of receiving '"e -, ~
'al.e IN CASH for every article ,.-... =, 49,.
N.B-A line through tie post ofhce, or othe'N @ -"
shove address, will m~-, with Due a,'sa',on. -.
1Y1o sotjTUTpNERs-D v. DELAVAN, No VI Mai.
~. - L,s is received the following choice goods
Nc, .ssmer British QusenLsnP. Grssdoes and Chsrde.
ier. great vare q patterns. a',o p,.s d, Wv "
s yorv handled Table Cutlery some se, q which are 6.d
is mahogany cssss. N'y
Morning herald., 1839-08-01
We care not what dull plodjers say
A COED SEGAR drives care away

WE have chosL the above coupe Of the old song a the
w heading Of this advertisement from urn conviction
Of its truth Having hand assor,nsn u ne nnest
segar. imported ia .hs United S'.s and selected er
rressy for this esabhn:a Toy agent at Havana We feel
great confidence recommending them 70 eur friends and The
public The comprises the ch ,ces and most Pcps
brandsincudsr the Eitra Soriesa, Ia Norma mPsra
Traboco Impres,a Canone. Premiere Rsgaha, the finest
ever sent this country and imported expressly Tor private
use aud various others which all who appreciate the luz
ury OF good s.gar are invited TO call and ersmlne
Remember that Sex IS Cedar street receives hs Segas
direct from Havana they selected exclusively for HIM with
the te care by competent judge and there - no other
pace in The city where and others obtain with
equal certainty the genuine pure Harns s. Cedar street
iv26-lms
Morning herald., 1839-08-01

WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS OF vIRGINlA.-The
w Subscribers have received large supply Of the
above Water fomshe yropreors which hsy cer for sale At
hat stores 80 wD, 10 Broadway and 10 Asior House
4 .h-ra d,sco nSss4s " Wholesale purchasers.
RUsHTON n ASPINWALL,
Agents for the Prcp,ors for York and The Eas,p sia
iyi6-ns