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BARNHUL,S INDEIJRJE INK

IkSHE superiority oil tins Marking Ink is now very
H. generally acknowledged by the Druggists ,n
consumers of The article in Philadelphia and NJ York
a large number of whom have aready tested il and
have pronounced IT superior TO any other indelbls
ink, whether of domestic or foreign make TN.
whole process Of marking may be completed in thra
minutes, even at midnight if desirable. Notiee the
following recommendations:
INDELIDLE INK. Messrs Potts, Linn Harris
No. 2l3s Market above Fifth, manufacture and have
for sale, articles in their line of business "a
druggists, an admirable ink truly ndelbIe.
II will, by its beauty and the simplicity of IT'S Mss
commend itself 10 the regard of those who like 10
mark upon their apparel, and would like that marx
neat and plain.
From the editors of the North American Of Mar ,s
Irdciiblc lux. We have tried some of BarnhI,, II,
delbe Ink and cheertnlly recommend il to all thos.
wishing TO mark on linen or cotton. 1t runs freely
and requires no previous preparation.
1t is for sale by MesSrs. Potts Linn s Harris Ma
2l3i Market street.
Copy of an advertisement of April 18TH
BGrnhtH's Indeitble Ink. just received Il supply OF
this celebrated Ink, and having tested it thoroughly
| am prepared TO warrant it equal, if not superior 10
any made in the United States, or of the imported
ALEXANDER HARPER,
wholesale Druggist, Market-st., above 18th.
[Copy of an advertisement of April 27th.1
BdrnhtH's Superior Indelibie Ink. The subscriber
mas received supply of this valuable article whisS
he confidently recommends to the public as the very
best in the market. 1t is used without preparation
and produces a jet black and indeble impression 4
applied according to directions.
EDWARD PARIsHS
Drug and Chemical Stole,
5. w. corner of 9th and Chesnut-s,s
U'a supply OF the above desirable article has been
received and is for sale by
sTABLER CANDY, Wholesale Agents,
No. 100 Pratt street.
ROBERTS & ATKINSON, Retail Agents,
Corner of Baltimore and Hanover-sts.
ISRAEL J. GRAHAAfE, Retail Agents,
Corner Of Baltimore and Eutaw-sts.
20" me Agents are authorized to refund the mo-
ney in any case should it fail to give entire satisfac
ION fel0-2aw9m
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AN OBSTINATE CASE,

DR.. II. w. ANDREWS:
tI3- Sir-The box of Dr. Smiths "Sugar coated
Indian Vegetable Pills" purchased of you some two
months past, found in their application to my son o
abou Is years of age) the most happy effects on the
system. He had been for years very delicate
in health, and very much subject to Fever and Chills
so much so as to create alarm for his future health
and for two or three years had to keep him from
school most of the TINA. am now frank to acknow
ledge the complete restoration of his heath, and fail
prospect of its permanent enjoyment.
JOHN A. SANGSTON
No. 50 Hanover street.
90 Sold by II. w. ANDREWS Druggist, Hill-st
one door from S. Charesst., and other respectable
Druggists in the city,
N-CAUTION. See that DR.. G.. Benz Smith.
name is written uponevery box. Principal office Us
Greenwich street, New York. Inh4 eo3t
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From the Philadelphia Daily SUM-

NJ, APRIL 10th, 1874.
:. Mr. John a. CentrclL-Dear Sir,-Haviig been af-
iiced for upwards of two years, with liberation of
the throat, destroying the whole of the soft palate
then through the upper part of my mouth into my
nose, from which several pieces of bone came Out
winch partially destroyed my speech. Through kind
Providence and your Medicaed Syrup of Sarsaparil-
Ia; an row restored to perfect health, and my sight,
which was so much impaired, is as strong as when 4,
boy.
thought it duty owed to you and those similar
iy affected to make it public.
Yous, respectfully, SAMUEL KIRK,
Tenth and Coates Street
G5- me above Medicine is sold, wholesale and re.
TAN, Ill Baltimore, either at the cor of Franklin and
Green streets, or at the s. w of west Baltimore
anu "feeh-sts fel2
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{13-M GEORGE X. GLIDDON will commence
New course of Seven Lectures on EGYPTIAN
ANTIQUITIES, accompanied by new and splendid
Diagrams, and elucdated by specimens of genuine
Ancient Egyptian Relics, from NJ. J. CoHEN's Cabi
net, at the Masonic HALL, st. Paul'sst., on TUES
DAY EVENING, Feb. 18th, at Il O'Clock. {b3- The
course will be continued on Feb. 90, 25, 81 and Mar
3D., 9th and Sth.
90 TICKETS, with Programmes, specifying the
subjects of each Lecture, for sale at the bookstores OF
J. Robinson, No l42, |. P. Cook, No. 76, Armstrong
& Berry, No. 1866, Knight s. Coburn, No PIG, Cush-
ing s. Brother, No 272, Baltimore street; Shurz s.
Taylor, No. IL North street; at Barnums Hotel, and
the Masonic Hail. Gentemtn's Tickets Sl5, ladv's
81, for the course; single admission 50 cts feb lM8t
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G-PATENT ELASTIC SUSPENDERS only 81
SC; super Elastic do 25 beautiful Scas so cs gem
temens Gloves l2t IS cts; black satin Stocks so
62l; collars, style, Is cts. each; ladies' black Kid
Gloves l2a and 25; Rogers Congress Knives 81 each;
Razors 81! 81, &c. Scissors 10 and 2t pair; Head,
Tooth, Comb and Nail Brushes, or beautiful styles;
richly wrought steel Clasps for recues and purses,
steel Rings and hIassels steel Beads; Cologne Water
fine Extracts; Pomatum; Almond and Rose Soaps in
varieties; Side, Toilet and Twist Combs of Buffalo,
Horn and Tortoise shell; Glove Stretchers and Fast
enings, with all new style goods receiving and run
ming off low for cash and no abatement.
Right on the corner of Baltimore and Charles sts.
mhS-it+ MORTIMER & MOWBRAY,
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fI3~ SABBATH SCHOOL EXHIBITION. Atthe
request of of its friends, the Pit street Sab
in the church at the of Pitt and AisQuith st
The exercises will embrace Singing, REGULATIONS and
Dialogues based on the subject of Temperance all of
which received with nhounded pleasure by the
audience on that occasion. Thankful for the encou-
ragemen given MS at that time, we trust friends
and the public will again favor us with their presence,
promising on our part, that no pains shall be spared
to render the present interesting the former eX-
hibition. Abundance l2t cts-to be had at the doors
Exercises to commence at O'Clock. mh7 At
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G3- ATTENTION MECHANICS AND WORK
INGMEN. At the earnest request of the Mechanics
Convention, MIKE WALSH, Of the city of New
York, the firm and uncompromisng friend of the
wOrkngman, (now on transient visit to this city,
will, on MONDAY and TUESDAY EVENINGS,
the ODEON (Which has been rented for the occasion)
situated the north west corner of Saratoga and
North streets entrance on North street, TO which the
workngmen of the city and county, and all friendly
to their cause cordially invited to attend.
The Chair will be taken at halEpas O'Clock pre-
cisely. Subject of the discourses-"Thc Poor Mans
Wrongs, their cause and remedy"
The Ladies invited to attend, and for whom
seats will be reserved. BY order,
mhS 2t JOHN CANEY, Sec'y Of Convention.
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G3-LECTURE ON THE JUDGMENT OF GOD.
Rev. Mr. SHRGLEY will preach in the Calvert street
Universalist Church TOMORROW Sunday at IL
O'Clock. A. Nj aud at u, P. NJ. he will deliver Lee
tlre on ''The Judgment of Cod ale shall Judge the
world i'll righteousness, He shall minister judgment
TO the people in uprightness" II will be shown that
the law was given in love, and that all Gods judg-
mGnts will be executed in lore. 1t
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N3- SABBATH SCHOOL CONVENTION. The
members (male and femalc) of all the Sabbath Schools
attached To the METHODIST f. CHURCH in the city
and vicinity OF Baltimore, are respectfully invited to
attend a Convention TO be held in the Light street
Church, commencing on THURSDAY EVENING
18th March, at Z! O'Clock.
Delegates from distant Schools, and all who feel m
interest in the cause, are also respectfully and alice
tionately invited TO attend.
The Rev. ID. 2. KTDDER, editor of the "Smnday
School Advocate will be present and give great in
tercst to the meeting. Other prominent ministers of
our Church, about to assemble in Conference are also
expected to attend and take part in the exercises
JOHN G. CHAPPElL,) Committee
c. CORKRAN, JR of
mhS-5t+ II. G. HILL, J Invitation.
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13- WET FEET may cause yonr early death -
VIII you risk it, when they may be kept perfectly dry
by applying The Oil of Tannin TO Boots and Shoes; it
renders them perfectly proof and soitens, beau
titles and preserves the leather and may be had at the
corner of HANOVER & BALTIMORE STREETS.
Be and get this aftce there other oils, by
similar names, that are worthless All harness should
have this wonderful preseIvative and polishing OH
applied regularly.-Erening Post. 1t
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(G3-TRINITY CHURCH, in Bank street, near
Bond (Fell's Pomt) will be open for Divine service
according to the rites of the Protestant Episcopal
Church, on NEXT SUNDAY, at lO5, P. NJ, at and
i, p. NJ. The Collections on this and each suisse
quent Sunday will be appropriated 10 iquidatns the
remaining cost of the building. All interested in
result SO desirable respectfully invited to at
tend. mh7-2tt
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G3- SECOND ADVENT MEETINGS oil To Nor
row, (Sabbath,) at the ODEON in North street, two
doors from Saratoga-st Elder J. GATES will speak
three tmeS--at II O'Clock, A. NJ, at O'Clock, P. M
and ut O'Clock in the evening The OdeOn is large
commodiouS place fitted up for meetings-the seats
are free. The evening Lecture will be on the TWO
witnesses. Rev. IL, B. IT.
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G}-RELIGIOUS NOTICE. Public religious set
vices will be held in the Sixth Presbyterian Church,
On Cove ST., on tomorrow SUNDAY, at II; A. NJ,
and 3 =. NJ. Rev. Mr.. MERRELL will preach on both
occasions Hereafter the afternoon exercises will be
at 4 O'Clock. III ]
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THE U. S. SENATE. The Madisonian of
last evening says;-"The Senate were not in
Executive session to-day, having adjourned
ever to Monday, probably with a design to en-
able the Executive to prepare business for their
action. The new Cabinet, we understand,
met the President for the first time on Thurs
day, and were in consultation with him to-day. -
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LATE FROM HAYTL The brig Republic,
Capt. Smith, arrived at New York on Wednes-
day, from Port Republican, whence she sailed
on the list ult. Another revolution was on
the eve Of breaking out when the Republic
sailed. 1t was expected that the ex-Presdent,
Riviera Heard, would return from Jamaica, in
order to regain the power he once possessed
Preparations were making to receive him with
open arms by his friends.
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G-LEVIN's SATURDAY AMERICAN contains:
l. An Original Tale by 7. $. Arthur ,. A Sermon
by Rev. John Chambers! 3. Lecture by Rev'd D.
M. Reset! Besides powerful editorials on "The So
vereisn Rights of Amercans;' ''Germ Of American
Frcedom,' and with news of the week, &c, sc. sc.
Price cents Meals Gazette is lively as ever Viii
Iis' Mirror is good, and all may be had Of
CllAS. A. HINCkLEY, News Agent,
IL LIB LOmhnIl-st | door w. of Liaht.
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HORRIBLE DEATH. Last Friday, in Boston,
little girl three years of age, child of Mr..
Rice, climbed through the scutte of the house,
two stories high and fell from the roof into an
alley in the rear. She was taken up shocking
ly mangled, and died in few hours
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-03-08

INTERESTING TO FARMERS. A patent has
been taken out in Virginia for grinding toge-
ther the corn, cob and shuck, so as to render it
the very best food for stock. The improve
ment consists in altering the stones of an or
binary grst mill, and this, it is said, will last
as long as the stones.
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CONFERENCE. The "Philadelphia Confer
ence" of the M. E. Church, will this year hold
its annual session in the town of Milford, Del,
commencing on Wednesday, April I'd. Bish-
ops Hedding and Waugh are expected to be in
attendance.
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Q13- The Rev. GEO. NJ. DALEY, late Chaplain to
the House of Representatives, will preach TO-MOR
ROW (Sabbath) MORNING, in the High street Meth
odist Episcopal Church. at | O'Clock. IT.
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ROBBED. The Sergeant at Arms of the
House, DR.. Lane, was robbed on Wednesday
night of S475 and some clothes, by fellow
VINO broke open his trunk, at his lodgings in
Washington CITY.
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SPRING FASHION.

qf-For GENTLEMEN'S HATS, of s'LEARY'S''
beautiful pattern will be ready for sale to-day, the
9th inst at TAYLOR'S
Fashionable Hat Establishment,
mott opposite Barnun's.
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"REAr BALL The Inauguration Ball at
Faneuil Hall, on Tuesday evening, comprised
company of 100 persons. Dancing commence
ed at O'Clock, which was kept up till next
morning.
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SUICIDE. A man named VIM. Andrews, of
Fulton county, ILL.,, committed suicide, last
week, by blowing out his brains, He had been
married but few months.
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ILLINOIS. 1t is thought that the legislature
of Illinois, will pass bill now before it, pro-
vlding for the payment of portion of the in
terest on the State debt.
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MARRIED.

MARRIED,
On the 4'h Instant by the Rev. A. Webster, DAVID
HEATH, q This city, to Mrs. SARAH A FRANkLly
formerly OF Carroll county, Md
On the 5tn instant, by the Rev. MIR. Heiner. JOHN
CLARK TO Miss JANE E. SLEMMgR, all of this city
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GREAT STORM IN CANADA. The st. Johns
Herald of the cath ult. says: "On Tuesday and
Wednesday last we were visited with the great.
est snow storm which we have had this season,
and we believe since the year 1881, when the
snow was SO high that many families, in the
country, being unable to get out of their houses,
were either starved or frozen to death.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-03-08

Burrows THEATRE-FrOnt-St. Two excel
lent pieces, Macbeth" and the "Honey
Moon" will be enacted tonight. The enter
tainment is for the benefit of Mr.. Sloman; who
is quite popular among our play-going citizens
and we hope he will realize bumper.
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COMPLEMENTARY. We have been furnished
with neat pamphlet copy of the Report of Dr.
S. Collins, chairman of the Joint committee Oh
Education, on the subject of the Public Schools
TO the City Council. The publisher, Mr.. J.
Lucas, has printed the Report, in the form al,
luded to, as compliment to DR.. Collins, who
has ever been a most Jealous, untirng, and eff
cient friend of the public schools.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-03-08

GYMNASTICS. Gymnastc exercises for scho-
lars, to be rcsorted to at proper intervals, have
been made use of in number of the schools
and seminares of Scotland, with very benefi-
cial effects-both TO the body and the mind -
Efforts are making to extend this feature Of
education into the schools of England
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d | f. ID

ID ED,
On the 9TH inst. JOHN McALlsTER aged 81 years
native Of Larnc, county Antrim, Ireland.
On the 81 inst WILLIAM RIGGIN, Esq, in the 18th
year Of his age.
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FIRE AT MAYsynLE. On Thursday of last
week, fire broke out at Maysville, Ky. which
consumed the tobacco and hemp warehouse of
d. Spalding jr., with several outbuildings--
a lot belonging to Mr.. Perrie was destroy
ed, which was inslred for Sll0O. The build
ings belonged to MIR. ShreVe, of Louisville, and
were insured.
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S4.aBOO terry draws today for the ben ben
eft OF the F. F, Seminary, capital S4OOO-tickets 81
qrs % cts. package of whole tickets certificate
Sl35, qrs SO 37i, eighths 81 g. Take chance in n
package certificate in to-morrOw's scheme. Mos,
of the high prizes are secured this principle, as
you pay little over one-half for a full package by
purchasing in this way, and have full sweep for all
the high prizes in the lottery.
The drawn Nos of yesterday Lottery are,
45 SIS 81 ii 9 81 Al SO 27 ! % 50 Al 70 AZ
4. Il. TUCKER s. BROTHER,
1t Head of Centre Market Space.
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Barquc Ida, Hallett, Boston, Osborn s. Whritse
Br. brig Favorte, Masters, Hamilton, Bermuda So
lomon J Masters.
Schr Cosmopelite, Oliver, ST. Johns, p. r. and
market, w. Howell s. Son.
Schr Amanda F. Myrick, Cathcart, N. York, Rose,
Merrill & Dodge.
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CHEAP PAPER HANGINGS.

CHEAP APER-HANGINGS.
vEyE subscriber offers for sale one of the best as
Il sortments of AMERICAN PAPER-HANGlNGS
in the city at very greatly reduced prices. Also
VENETIAN BLINDS
MATTRESSES
FEATHER BEDS
of the best materials and workmanship and at prices
very near, if quite low, what an INFERIOR ar
ticle may be purchased for elsewhere.
JAMES Fl. COX,
No. I62 Baltimore street,
mil I'm second door west Of the Museum.
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THE WEEKLY CLIPPER. To-day's number
of this large and popular family newspaper is
highly interesting, It's contents embracing Il
vast fund ofimporant matter, including an ac-
count OF the inauguration of Presd't Polk, with
his address and that of '. President Dallas; con
grcssional and legislative proceedings; CORES;
0ondence; items of news markets; stock sales
editorials, poetry, city intelligence, miscellany,
and several columns of other entertaining mat
ter. Price only 81 per year, or 1 cents per COPY.
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A GREAT WNpFALL. George J. J. Geyer,
German farmer, living in Fulton County, III.
has received letter from Rothscilds at Frank
fort, stating that law suit which has been
pending N Germany for the last so years, has
been decided, by which his wife comes in for the
snug little sum of hpo millions sir hundred thou
sand dollars! Mr. Geyer is about TO start for
Europe to take possession Of the money.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-03-08

HE STAMP Act. The bill which has pass
ed the House of Delegates, known as the Stamp
Act, and which is now before the Seuate, from
the highly preudcial effect it is thought it will
have on the mercantile community, has excited
much dlsapprobaton. 1t will be seen by refer
renee to the proceedings of the City Council,
given in another portion of this paper, that the
Councils have entered their solemn and respect.
full protest against the bill. Those members Of
the First Branch who voted against the remon.
STRANGE, did SO, not because they favored the
bill, but becuase they were reluctant to NEEDLE
with the action of the Legislation. 1t is but
simple expression of opinion, which the Coun
Gil had right to give out and, as such, it de
serves the respect and consideration of tho LIE
gisature.
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FRESH SPRING DRY GOODS.

n. RICHARDSON ~ CO., No. 223
hS BALTIMORE ST, have now on hand and
are uaily receiving from auction and private sales a
Iu,so assortment OF Spring and Summer Goods, to
wien uey respectfully invite the attention Of their
customers and purchasers generally
super French, English & American Broad CT, Otis
do W0oidyed black CASSIMERES
Doeskin do
French, English and AmericaH Fancy CassmerpS
A Gold Mixed TWEEDs
New style French and English Linen DRILLINGs
do Fancy silk yEsTrNG 'ANDNooN9
do Plain black Satin do
Beachcd and Fancy SILK vE Ell
silk SuTgeS; SiIeclas; Sewing silk
Canvass, Padding and Thread.
LADIES' WEAR
Silks; Alpacas, BOmbalnes; Cashmeres
MousIin De LANES; Venitan Figures: French Lawns
Wolsted Balzarines; Earlston Gingh hams
Black and Manchester do.
LINEN GOODS.
D, 8 10 and II quarter Linen Shcetings
Benched and brown Linen Table Cloths
Napkins; Bird eye Diaper
Russia and Huckaback do
do Sheetings Irish Linens
Brown EIoland Undressed do.
Linen Cambria Handkerchiefs
aud "a buff and brown French Linens
Buraps and heavy Canvass.
PRINTS AND MUSLlNS.
30 cases new style Prints
l5 do Bleached Musns
20 bales Al brown do
II do "a do do
Is do A, IS and 3-4 Osnaburgs
10 do 81 and rs Brown DrilIings
Pentcntiary PIadS, prom Check and Cotton Yam.
GLOVES AND HOSIERY.
500 dozen assorted Cotton Hose
Ladies and Gents Kid, Silk and Cotton Gloves.
SHAWLS, SHAWLS. SHAWLS!
Silk, Cashmere, Mousln de Lame, Thbet and Mer-
no. of various styles.
VARIETY.
Patent Threads; Buttons; Barrages;
Hat Grape; Silk Pocket Handkerchief;
Black and Fancy Silk Cravas; Spool Cotton; Tapes;
Pins; Goodyears Suspenders; splendid embossed
Cloth Table Covers; splendid 1874 Marsecs Coun-
terpanes, sc. GAR1 mh5
Ed EMOVED. GEORGE Z. COOPER respect
ID q fully informs his friends and the public gene
rally, that he has removed from his old stand to the
spacious building No. 90 LOMBARD STREET, be.
tween Frederick street and Market Space, where he
Is prepared to supply merchants and builders with
HOSTING MACHINES, on the best plan of any in
the United States, for hosting easy, cheapness aud
durability. Also, SADDLE PRESSES on an mprov-
ed plan, which will press with one-ourh the power
ot any other i'll use. All kinds of IRON for house
hullders-such As Vault Doors; Doors, Shutters sc.
All kinds of Wrought and Cast RAILING-a variety
of beautiful patterns hand for enclosing grave lots.
All the above work will he done the best style and
on reasonable terms Thankful for past patronage,
so literally extended TO him, he soicits continuance
OF the same. nh6-eo6m
&S PLENDID C0RINTHIAN AND GOTHIC
~ WINDOW SHADES. | have Just received from
New York, small lot of splendid Oil Painted WIN
DOW SHADES, of the first COrinthiau and Gothic