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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-30
DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE.
APPOINTMENT THE PRESIDENT,

By and nth The adricc and consent Of he Senate.
Henry l.. Biscoe, Register OF the Land Office
for the district oil lad subjec, to sale at Helena ia
the STATE OF Arkansas tom tie Isl OF May 1910,
when his present commission will expire
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HARD ClDER"-The Cumberland Civilian
contains the destinations OF FOURTEEN voters
who had been placed upon the Van Buren com nit
tee OF vigilance Tor Allegheny county, tMd) They
say they " i'll support Van Buien no longer.
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EXECUTION oN SHIPBoARD-A nm was HING =,
The yafd-ain Of the u. S. tiigate Macedonian, a,
Pensacola, on Friday, the 10Th inst Crime mu-
tiny.
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Hannah (Ad) Col. Th. Shanks

oPoTTS4LVANIA--Os NJ. Cru,chfeld
wv reelected: Crutchfeld 81, w. HoIladay
lAu') 33o- In 1886. Van Buren's majority &c.
fEfERSBURG-John F. May (W.) re.elec-
ted without opposition.
MING GEORGE-Edward r. Tay;oe IVY
re elected. TayIoe .l69, James NJ. Smuh tAdl
1876. N''''
MING WiLLlAM-Benj.F f. Dabney a3s, VIM
.. Fontaine 300 Both Van Buren, men. The
Wings had DO candidate in the field, the contest be.
ing decided mainly on a local question rela,ve to N.
removal ofthe court house from lis present, cir. :,
ayeus-Daoney being opposed to the removal and
fontarne 10 favor OF il.
fLoVANNA-Ths is one of the counties in
"''ch MI 4tnchies correspondents were certain q,
success Inc result will illustrate their sagaci,y or
,hef Velaclty: Barel &. Payne (Wbipl oao
innings 'Loeo) IS! This county gave Van
Duieu nearly an unanimous vote in 1886,
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GROCERY AND COMMISSION
BUSINESS,
WE subscribers have associated themselves
Il together, under the firm of
KENNICK 4 LINDSAY

Tor the purpose OF conducting Grocery and Com
mission business. They have taken the large brick
house on main street, opposite the Post Office,
where they viii keep constantly on hand a general
assortment of GROCERIES. They will also oc
cupy The large and commodious Stone Lumber
house, stua ed at the River and which is accessible
both to the River and to the Canal so that thew
can save then customers the heavy expense Of
drayage. Thus situated and prepared the under
signed offer heir services TO the public as Commission
and For'oard,ng Merchants, in which capacity they
will receive aud forward Goods and Produce of all
hinds-or dispose of them to the best advantage.
Liberal ADVANCES will be made on consignmenls
SAML. F. RENNICk,
ANDREW LINDSAY.
u The Valley Star will publish six weeks and
forward account to this Office.
April % w6w if
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APRIL uSiO.
$4,000

VIRGINIA MONONGALIA LOTTERY.
Extra Glass 5.
To be drawn at Richmond April %, 1910.
SO Numbers-5 Ballots
SCHEME:
fflze oil 10000 l Prize of So 900
do 1000 do I5oO
- do 5000 do 1000
81 Prizes OF $780, &c.
Tickets So. Shares in proportion.
Apply at ii. II. BOOkER'S
Lottery and Exchange Office
For Prize Tickets in The above Sche mes
W. orders from The counrylor Tickets drawn by
D. ,. Gregory IL Co. in all Virginia Schemes. lac
~ompan'ed 10y cash or Prize Tickets, promptly am
cohiidentialiy attended to, when addressed to
HENRY ii. BOOKER,
Lynchburg, Va.
W My customers may always depend on see.
'ns I'm me numbers OF every Lottery in which
man, SO SOON as the Official I.isr of the Drawing is
'eecrtu II. II. BOOKER.
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BRlER-The returns from this county
are as follows
Senate. TJ,u,.
mteston lW.) 460 Eiskine (W.) ass
Thomas tAd) 40 Hawkins (A.) So
MoNROE-A, A. Chapman (Ad) is reelected
10 the House by reduced majority of76 votes over
Allen +. Caperon. Thomas's majority for the
Senate l4.-lWe have heard from every coun-
~ IN this Senatorial district, except Giles and Mercer
and Preston, the Wing candidate, is 2S2 ahead. A
passenger in the last stage informs us that Preston is
certainly elected. lfthis be confirmed, i, will be
another Wing gain
ALBEMARLE-The Charlottesville Advocate
states that the Wing majority in this county will
be considerably enlarged in the fall. The following
is the state Of the polls:
" w. SouhalI (Whig) GIT
isaac A Coles do go
H. D. Randolph (Ad.) 4s3
VIM. +. Gordon do 400
Van Buren, received handsome majority in AL
bemarle.
BOTETOURF- lit will be seen that Mai. Han.
nah is reelected, by diminished and meagre ma
Jori'y' in county which was formerly nearly unan-
imous fur the Administrations
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Ut hScVUIE.
w. B. Preston IVA w Than,as w u

preston's majority 56-Deduct Thomas's major
lily IN Floyd, and p is ahead.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES returns from this county
are as follows
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VIRGINIA ELECTIONS

VIRGINIA ELECTIONS.
We are indebted 10 friend for the following no
tice Of the glorious result in Pnsylvauia.
OLD PITTSYLVANIA.
"BoYs, DO you HEAR THAT ~
CO Last year the Wings beat l0l.
CT This year, they beat 320..
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EyER-POINTED GOLD PER-,

q bity possessed by this new and beautiful article,
may Justly cIum for il the little of Ever pointed The
body of the pen is god inconosble metal highly pO
shcd, and will always retain its elasticity and bcaty,
and the points" formed of metal second in hard
ness To substance heretofore discovered, having the
ndiSsolubly of dannnd and wholly inseIsiSe to
rOson; wear, in the slightest degree affect
them. In addition 10 these enduring properties il has
the solness and smOphness oilhe quill pn and its in
cnno,lbiy allows a free and pleasant hdW Of III. ink.
Il inv ented by J. L. Hawkins, of London, who also
Invented the Ever pointed Pencil Tie incest work
mauship and long application lave been necessary ii
perfect it, and il il Offered the NJ Plus Cra
OF pens having the beauties slhe quill and metc pen
combined with its peculiar eXcelIency OF alway
aiming the elasticity the easy flow, aud the
lame hcau,i'ul stroke, Interchangeable by time and
THIS pen has been in for five years, without the
least ncrcrpble wear. ~ WanaRIed Gy one year.
FOR sale by CANFiRLD < BROTHER,
Corner of Market aud Charles streets,
OI3 Agents for the MnnnfIciHr IS.
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CANFIELD q RROTHER.

Corner OF Baltimore and Charles streets.
addition their already large assortment, are daily
receiving supplies OF goods in their line, such a
Gold lever WATCHES. OF "Tobtas,' ''JOhnsoh,"
h" and other Inakers-"god anchor lever,
rid inunes !" and vertical Watches; silver lever, sill
ypr EnrIish and common silver Watches; gold Guards
and f)b CHAINS; Guard KEYS aud SealS; gold Ear
Ring. PINS and RINGS OF every variety; gold Pencil
Eases; TIIiMBLE.S Miniature CASES, and every va
ricty of JEWELRY; siiv.r and plated WARE of all
Suds Lamps and Chronicles; gilt aiabaser, and ebony
CLOCKS; Music BOXES Gersaan silver SPOONS
ard FORKS. =
| hisn-AiILTTARY GOODS, such as--SWORDS
rd9Nb.t =; ss,s'- 'S-i s,''-s',-.;-
together with all kinds of Tools and Maerais ut act
! mahers-with a great variety Of FANCY GOODS
suitable for the country trade All Of which will be sold
rcHuced prices and pleasing at wholesale
RETAIL Country merchants invited TO call. oc3
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TO THE PUBLIC.

The statement embracing charges against
the subscribers, published in The Standard and
other papers of this morning, has just been
seen by us.
A regard for our own characters demands
this prompt, full, and unqualified denil OF the
agency attempted TO b. imputed to Us, of hav
ing at any time employed James GIrntworth,
or any other person, to procure individuals from
Philadelphia to vote at the elections in thi;
state.
The fact that persons were brought to this
city in the fall OF 1898. to detect fraudulent
voters who were intended TO be used by The on.
posite party, has never been denied, aud was
well known and publicly avowed al tie time.
This denial win be sufficient for the present,
to put down the foul charges imputed to u.s.
In the meantime an appeal will be mad 10
the tribunals of justice, to expose and punish
the nnprincipled individuals who have engaged
in conspiracy, for malicious and political pur-
poses. to affect our characters.
NJ. Fl. GRINNELL,
r. M. BLATCHFORD,
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a SUUTH-Travelers going South eassiaseS.
against giving cTedence the andbus and piaeas -
sled by the Bay Company between Baltimore and Nag
folk who resort 10 all sorts of deceive ps
lie and induce travellers to take their line, pubisliss
uis oIier Things Statements puIpore De rom tfse-
ellerstIat hy the mail passengers going Sosh
"a hours later than by the bay line, ana that they sash
ecfeh to Personal superintendent Of teir hpggzse
the risk of losing il, and that they are compelled AZ tia
North Anna River TO walk a considerable distance dawn
sfeep hill and up another in the middle Of nxtE
involving both exposure and risk
Al If those statements entirely false Passeneezss
by The mail route are, stated in the bills OF ie Afza
rutc ''ofeh q hofs 10 Gdeaace Of those BY tie b.
5octs il reaching Charleston, and tuness H Enz<
extremely e1atngency) behind hem. go aF fsazz
having any touhe with baggage, thus ftckefsd on hoe
the Potomac STEAMBOATS, (he companies an The rvee ils
becoming responsible for IT. ana Is aeHVeieh Oh nazs
the Wilmington care ard the passengers have emily
punts where changes occur, TO transfer themselves fIe
one conveyance 10 another. AT the North Anna, jf ~
true They are obliged for days IL walk short d.
lance ACROSS Temporary bat perfectly secure hFiz STsz
one set of cars TO nnher but ts - q, naii past esg
in one of the Iihcs the Mail route Ia the couE<&
week At farthes this difficulty will cease TO exisf,
the expiration of that time, the raul road bridge nssE =
pidy constructing across the North Anna VIII BE pz
sable.
il will be obvious to all iecting persons that razS
Mail being the shortest by % miles, AMI h1ng sesa
~ nh rail road NUT he the most certain and expedos
tat would no. be employed for the conveyance 81 ~
great mail unless were and that there murt De 1E
risk board bay steamboats, out of sight of tands azn4
Top at t.Ier sIec, canpete with the 'aa rzzsA
line, in which the bursting Of boiler would pxahaAzr
destroy all or nearly mn on board, than there ~
rail road cars where, in the event even oi an enAEe -
ing thrown off the track, the engineer and irepsan s<z
would be injured.
AS prof of the great safety Of the greas maR
il may be mentioned that of more tan 2o0, GOO uasck
conveyed an within the last five years. mt sis11EE
passenger has heen seriously iBjur d.
IN conclusion Tie companies the great mai Es<ze
would respectfully ask the attention Of travellers fz
wording of the libel on their line, parpoFng 10 he ~=u.
by certain persons from the south; they will
from it, parzan character that il not forgery, the -
signing have from some motive been indres -
hccnme the boats
and line interest travellers bas induced f
10 attach their signature to
Office Of Richmond s. Fredericksburg n. T. eszs
aud Washington do do sscanoos< o.
oxs5
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gaI AsiiInwfON UNIV Al OT' ga e.
Wv TIhIUISE. regular lectures ia uh's liaEaA-
uon " III commence the uAuIl pe1ud the last s4Szz
duy OF Octubcr and continue until the LIST OF hhEet
rne Faculty consist OF the follow ing professors IL tie
j. II. Miller, NJ. D., Professor Of Anatomy and RhN
siui gy,
Hedica Their. peutcs, and Legal Medicine
WV HAspy, Nj. D., Professor oT Obsteu1es 0nsz.
Diseases OF Women and Children.
ions c. = MoEG''-, NJ D., Professor OF Hiset.75
al. -. .aciice OF Medicine.
EpvAEp FOREMAN, NJ. D. Professor of Chelsissry;,
joins Il. w. srSDAR, NJ, d., Professor ofsurgesY ass9
Anatomy.
The faculty would Yite the attention of studeHes 81
medicine and the profession generally TO ue peciz
advantages of this institution
The plan is novel and is believed improved. In taz
editcc contained college for tie delivery &
lectures, for large number of resident stuesss
aud hospital for the sick. The hospital, which s ia
place chosen for the medical tire ateI of the seaen Cd
the United states entitled ID hospital relie from The sv
ernncnt, and containing upwards of 100 pateHts, pNk
lie and private affords ot the best fields the ssEzsE
disease i'll this un,ry. And the resident ssIdeas
have charge of the patients, under the direction al IT,
Professors they cannot fail to acquire KnowIedgsgE
practice which will greatly facilitate their success n
after life.
Tie arr an=cnents for the prosecution of the isnpdsA
tant department of anatomy unsurpassed in skss
country. In ADDITION the abundance of subjects saF
which Baltimore has always been remarkable, aviz
the liberal and enlightened views of her citi1sss h
arrangements of the dss,cting rooms of this UnssEsR
are such afford peculiar iaciftes.
In the different departments, tile professors ase we2
supplied with the essential means of demonssrssss<
whatever l. required.
Tile che Iical apparatus sufces 10 illustrate the pEhz
cpIgs OF chemistry.
Tie department OF surgery will be illustrated by .
large nuIyr of iR-lrumeats, models ane appaEaEzsS
Comprising Ense of Auzoux and the pathological asoSezn
Ut Iiib /, justly celebrated, ported from E.sHes<
expressly FOR this department of the University.
The faculty sncely believe that yOung men who neas
desire acquire a practical knowledge OF their Ffofe
SION canjr tn TO with the great advantages
an Institution organized go improved plan issss
Afford ana they invite all such TO visit their AlstBsulrs
aud TO ,,rn, al impartial Judgment of what use hss
suited TO advance their own interests.
Additional information in rceJ,ee 10 the plan, sessA,
&c. may be obtained by letter addressed 10
JOHN Il. w. DUNBAR,
ID. OF the Faeassy-
Tie Fredericksburg Arena, Richmond Enquirer, hosN
Ia .;eacOn, Charlottesville Advocate, Staunl0., Spes-
and Winchester Republican will copy The absVss
e29 dtNlh
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NOTICE.

TByEIJE undersigned, Owners Of The Washington
= Chronicie) have made assignment of their
counts and assets TO Gil ARIES s. FOWLER, Esquire,
NJ Baltimore far the benefit of their creditors. All col
ectnrs and Others indebted, will please observe that said
Fowler has appointed JAMES II. HAMILTON (now Of
l'atinnre,) his agent, 70 whom all PAYMENTS are re
luee ted 10 be m1dc. HAhii.IO
T. w. DENHAM
rs !. H. HiMTIToV continues his agency far
settling Ceu DUsF GREsN's accounts, made dun
.,-iiencr in Washington city
I,,te,, Sptf
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YHyO CONTRACTORS FOR GISADUA-
a TION, MASONRY q BRICK MAl&ASG
Proposals will be received by tbs undersigned ~ inc
Engineers Offices of the BallimGss and Ohio Railroad
Company, in Baltimore, Martinsbrrs aud Cuubrr!an'
40 to O'Clock, z. III, ON Saturday, November IAN,
poximo, for the following worI.oH the line OF said
road between HaFper's Ferry northumberland, VIZ
GRADUATION AND CCLVEEf MASONRY
of Section st-ith Residency. ID DiYsiOn-Siuacd al
the Paw Paw Bend Of the Potomac, near the Canal
rnnpl Also of Sd Section; 5th5 tlesdeuCy, III DIvi
sion--Siiuated ut the Nuuows of Break Neck aloun-
tam opposite tile mouth of Town .Creek-bOth of laid
SECTIONS having been recently abandoned by the np'
ny. On the hrst named considerable amount of work
done by the late con ractorson the latter no.
thing
ARCHTECs AND FRONT WALLS OF TUE TUN
NEJ. AT THE PAW PAW BRIDGE, opposite the Ca
nal Tunnel. This Tunnel is about 300 feet in length,
and Is nolg in active progress; i'out two thirds OF the
heading beng finished The 9aapityo brick required
the archz and side waiiinawh he abnut 4uO,UlO, 70
he burned ia the ueiChbOroGd OF the Tunnel, aud Tor
which the clay mus; h. dug the present fall and winter,
far t1luIding az burning tire spring of next year.
The nanulactur= OF the bricks may be proposed i0r
.epaIacIy from The ether work Specifications Of the
anve work with directions TO the manner OF bidding,
&C. Will be ready for dist hgtion at the above named
nficcs ON Monday the 26sA cHTTen,and the dctari1
PLANS nf the unneI, haSs aud archng, will also bE
nrp.red for in pecton thai day, the Office u
TaTnsburg and in Cumberland. Satisfactory rec''al-
nendatons must accompany the proposals c" such As
may not he personally known 10 the undersigned TO
whom hr bids will be directed under seal and embossed
with the description OF the work proposed for By order
Of the President and Discciofs.
BENZ. II. LATROBE,
Engineer oF Location and Construction
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MARTIN MATHERs d co.

MERCHANT TAILOitS, No. ON. HOWARD
ITE STREET. inform their friends isail the public that
they have selected frnn the New Emk, Philndelphia
aud Baltimore mark l., their Fall AMI supply of
Goods embracing a handsome assortment of the most
desirable Cloths, Cashmere and VeSiing, which they
Will promptly MAKE up to order in the best style of
workmanship aud fashion, and respectfully solicit con-
tnance of the patronage heretofore rrally besiow
ed. They have for sale few gross Of superior Coat
Cord, suit hic for the trade.
N IL. For sar rent, first rate modern buiit two
story HOUSE. with an attic, and extensive back build
ings, i'll Saratoga street near TO Liberty. Enquire as
hove. AZ oC5
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KETANrED.-A Young Man wkO has eehsis.'S'-
w able experience in business, is de%rons OF oOcS
ing situation In wholesale grocery -four, roDrsss
zion house where he could make himself grneFaiy dsS
full. IL. would object taking charge OF eoassE
store, gong any part of the United Stihes, ~ s<
capacity of agent. ectnr, clerk. The mos H.
excr9onahle reference gvenas 70 character eapssss
sc. For further information, apply TO Lewis fSeo9ssa
oifcr No , West Payette st. basement of the Ca1R
Heel. % ~
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EN LASTElsS! PI1A5FE1ISS: PLAsrsjatS
9 Just received iresl: supply Of WHfTtS's crle-
hrlird turhmr spread strengthening PLASrERS. The
we'll known and established efficacy oftnese Piaster,
pains weakness of TIN breast side, back, and limhs.
Rhrnilti<Ia, Colds CousS Asthma, Liver mplaiui,
Hhnopng Cough, renders further comment unne
cssary Purchasers should be rIicular that the
ia yisae ri the Proprietor printed on thu back of Tie
pa others counterfeit ititioS sold Ny drug
,Sts generally. TO ontin the genuine, apply TO
SETH :. HANCE, General Agent,
50 20 mncr Crarles ana Pra,t SIS.
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Nc ~ La LNS " i1tS HORSE row K1At
AND THRESHfSG MACHINE
THN'IES SUBSCRIBER would Inform thu public tllat ne
n has beea able to his NEW HORSE POWER
4 rHEESHiNG MACHINE, aud now oiirFs them &c
,e plic; believing that they will fully meet the eHac
:,idn and wishes of the purchasers he thinks maj my
vii he found equal moi superior any Machines for
t,at nirpr,.e .1sY in Use. They compact, strong,
and Is hoie"r To be vrryd abe, calculated To be work
ii by fnur horses. ~
lie has also on hand other Ioy4e plwrrs and Tbresh
az Machines less expensive,
tie is likewise Agent inI ie sale Of Mr. Drnuy iinrfe
Powers aud TlreshiBs Machines those prelctng rcse
Machines cSI procure them by calling e h,5 Farmer
Repository, in Pratt sreaE,
ESQ s. EASTMAN.
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MARCUS nENIsON.

LII AS JUST RECElVED-Extra superior Rochester
d u White Wheat FLOUR fresh No. HOPS; Vel
Beached Winter Sperm OIL; Loaf SUGAR; Syrup; We
ry choice chewing TOBACCO, and Principe sEGAtS;
which, with our usual supply of Green and Black
TEAS, FAMILY GROCERIES,. WINES and Ii
QUORS, are for sale at moderate psiees. OILS
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NE KS. JENNINGS. from Lsndon informs per
I'VE SOUS desir0us OF cutvatiHg taste for the fine
arts, particularly thai beautiful style of LANDSCAPE
PAINTING, inSoduced into this country by hersefl
that she has removed Fayette street tn the Office one
door above Advert street, opposite Barnum's hotel
where she IL giving lessons In Drawing and Painting,
vied to caH at her roems and examine The WORK.
50 y cod IL
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WANTED TO PURCHASE

. EINIEDIA'TEI4Y, % to 20 gOOd HfFsase seFNalIlh
q Of good character, of both sexes, from III = y1
Of aye, slaves for life, for very extensive HDleI IN.
city OF New Orleans where Icy viii be we'll trsltss
and references will he given if requires, that they as
ypresety III" gentcnanS USE aal nottOE sSr
alal:ar aud fr cash price will be gIvsn apteAEss
90 t.,t. ~ +. SCOTT ) General SlRya Agency sAlS
Intelligence office, No West Fayetie stEeet, basensEE
Barnuni's Hotel. ans
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SAMUEL TOWNSEND,
DENTIST.
AND NASCF ACTURkR o.
0UELAIN tNCORRUfrAHLE TEETH,
NO. 50 South Sharp street,
, HSPECTFULLX informs the citizens OF BAL
= nore that lie is prepared 10 perform every opera
iion appertaining to his profession, snch Ss cleaning
Filing and Plugging the TEETH, &C. lie Will also
sert IncOruptble Teeth PrOts Clasps in the must
durable manAoF.
REFERENCES
Philip z. Thomas,
Matthew Smith, EaAs.csr.
John Needles,
Vim E. Bartlett,
s'I; i g TsS@ssHa' Dentists r'la'
81
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AE4tv riie PAX < ssle, CORNEt OF CAL
Z y vert and Lombard streets. offers for sale
5OJ bundles Ari.rican AMI ~ casks Sheet Zinc
English SHEET Iron 400J lbs. Lead Pipe
so ptcks Russia do 200 bundles Iron Wire
d tons hest American tons SPeiter
Boiler iron 10 tons h0',pcd Rod Iron
400 pigs Lead 10 do Band \ Scroll do
100 boxes Tin Plates 10 do Scotch Pig Iron
IDJ pigs Banca Tin English Blistered aud Cast
l5n do Cornwall do Steel
With extensive assortment OF Stores, ships' Cam
ooses, &c. &c. sc -
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sIIIiTATlON WANTED.

EHYa Young MAN. a. an assistant clerk i'll GE0refys,s
Flour commission Sure. Oar ktepeI oE any "ss1
situation where nc could make himself 1seiel ~ n1f
euiplnytr Good recnlmendatiolS W.T. ef gives -
regard to character, sc. Apply to e,,,,,,v,,,
No. Wet Eaystte Street, basement s.ofT OF
CIiy Baei General Intelligence, Asescy, sEd sfe4esS
CGlcs. Old Establishment.
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s.syTgATEOH WANTED-By you EuuB4
y WHO can COME highly recommended, eitkT a.
Porter in y GROCERY, Flour, or Commission BSIE<s--
Waiter or Bar keeper any other respectih!e hdDfs-
ing yy1f, where he make hn'sclt useful To bs eE-
poyer,@and would have no onJectoh 70 60 70 te so-A
aaraio character, SC. Apply 10 LEWIS r sStJi In
Geaera Intelligence and Agency Office, oid sssaNss.
mcnt, No. !, West fayeue street, basement Oh u.s
Hotel seoF
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GtTFVAIION WAETED-By young INNS a.
- her MS Clerk ASH tan in Wholesale and es@-
Grocery FIsir and omnsiaa StOP, or III t1sF1lss'
Ro,u lie ~ fully acquI nted with mercantile b4rSIszEs
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