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Gentlemen In Broadway.

n.
do not know whether am gifted with any extraor-
binary beauty but really am persuaded to believe,
from the frequency with which gentlemen in Broadway
me- that am not 80 bad looking, after ALL my
deficiency in vanity would make me think am fully
that some gentlemen possess very refined and
chaste idea of feminine beauty much indeed that
they willing to crafty their TASTE even at the ex
pense decency and good manners Ladies generally
are fond Of admiration and willing to be battered
and admired but their Partially for it not of
rient nature to accept Of 1t in the rude and indie
cent manner in which gentlemen fit to bestow
it, hope ladies may have the privilege Of walking in
the without being put to the blush by the rude
and vulgar every graceess coxcomb who peram
buates the pave If not will have perforce to adopt
the Niahomedan custom and mufie ourselves up eff
fcctuay that not the eyes of Argus could pene-
trate our disguise. LADY.
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CITY TRADE REPORT.

New YORK, MONDAY AFTERNOON, April o.
The frmncss exhibited at the close Of last week In
-four grain, and provisions, was maintained to-day
The stock -four was very much reduced and of
Genesee, and small lot of Michigan were made at 81
62 81 76nnd small lot of New Orleans at 81 co. A sale
of Jersey red wheat made at l40c Corn continued
in good demand sales of Northern yellow part for
immediate delivery, made ut 81 co. and parcels of
Southern and Northern white at Oh 81 cents In provi
sons fair amount of business DONE and at slight
advance in pork Groceries rather inactive though
prices remained about the ut the close of the
week. Trade, generally, continued to be Influenced by
the interruption to navigation the Hudson River
which, it believed, would not last but for a short
period, the tendency" Of the thermometer up
ward.
AsuEs-The market was quiet-Pots were steady at
81 SIN, and Pearls inactive at Sc 25.
BEEswAY-Ordinary to good yellow was worth 26a1
81 cents
BREADrrurrs- Fzour-we report sales 100 bbls Gene
part mixed in store ut 81 62H 500 do deliverable
by the 18th instant. pure Genesee at 81 70; 200 do
gan in store reported sold at 81 75 1000 do Co
and 1000 do Michigan sold to arrive by the
demand, and we report salos Of 100 bbs Now Orleans
at ST. small lots Of Georgetown brought ST. and
small parcel Of do, fancy brands, brought 81 s7h-
Western transpired. We report sale of 1900 bushels
Jersey red at l4oc CormThe sales, including parcels
10000 bushels consisting Of $500 Southern Devereaux
white made late Saturday evening" at 90 cents and
32oo do Of the kind which sold to-day at the
Northern yellow part for immediate delivery sold at ST.
10000 do Western, to arrive in July, at IS cents
1900 do, Southern mixed, in the slip, at 81 oonts;
1000 do Northern white at 80 cens $500 do Southern
wei reported sold at 90c and about 1000 bushels
do do sold private terms, but supposed to DO
at 9oc Rye Flour-20o bbls sold at 50 u.s. Corn Meal
was in fair demand For Jersey 81 10 offered and
81 87k asked Small sales reported at 81 Ga
Considerable sales were made for future delivery
terms we did not learn OatsWe report sales Of 1900
bushels Of North River at 45c
CAHpLEs.-Sperm continued to move to o moderate
extent at 81 32c.
CoFFEE.-The market quiet but firm, especially
for Rio, which continued No transactions Of
Importance were reported In any kind.
CorroN.-There was rather an improved demand to-
day rather better prices the sales reaching bales
The market continues well supplied our outside quo
tatiOnR
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LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION

FIsH.-There was an arrival Of small cargo Of Mas
sale. DRY GOD sS S S.c
Massachusetts, mackerel, No at ~ a6, and No.
l at $40 IS.
Fnur-There was no change in prices and no sales of
GuNsy BAos-We report sales Of 10000 1.-TWO and
half bushels,) per ship Kensington at 24c. cash.
HEMr-ln the absence supplies the market oontin.
ued quiet and prices nearly nominal.
LEAD-The market remained dull at 81 IS.
MoLAssEs-We only have to report O sale of so hhds.
Muscovada at 22c.
NAVAL sroREs--There was nothing new since last
port
OrLsLinseed, American, remained steady, with sales
at sOc. while English was held at Sc N w whale
dull and prices nominal The Last sale Of crude sperm
made at New Bedford, brought l03 l04c. We report
sales OF $500 gallons natural spring OIL IN this Market
to-day, at ll0c
with an upward tendency and we report ssles OF l1o
bbs old mess pork, at Sl4 62h 900 do. old prime at
SIP go and $50 do new prime at $40 49, 100 bbh sour
prime, sold on terms not mentioned and lot OF sour
hams at SC. There change In smoked or picked
meats saos Of Importance reported Beef was steady
at Saturdays quotations. Lard was nrm ~ isrmsr
RrcE-sales were small at 81 IS 81 e2K, while an
article strictly prime was held az nguro ngner
The last sales of Ohio clover were made at ING
suoAR-The market, generally speaking was rather
sales Of 100 hhds Muscovada at 7hc and 100 boxes s
yana at ~ q 7Ac "
qualities OF leaf continued in fair request for domestic
consumption, without change Of consequences In prices
The stock left unsold was very light.
WHALEBoNE-The market was dull, and sales Of
consequence were reported
FarIcHrs.-There was less Offering though rates re-
manned nominally tho same. vessel taken up for
direct port in ireland to load with Indian meal at 70
3D. We heard Of no new engagements to Liverpool SC
real EsrArE AT AUcrIoS.-House and lot 80 Eliza
beth street, 2Sxio0. ...,............ 5000
House and lot 40 Houston street. ........ $500
o, DO and 30 lot .cd sDadn on F' ao.a 1s
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This comparative statement exhibits very great in
crease compared with last year. in the expectation Of
barley cheese corn meal cotton fish, -four, wheat
and rye hams and bacon lard leather oats pork rice
wheat and wool There has been falling of in the ship
mcnt Of several articles but not to any extent In the
most important staples the increased expectation has
been very large, and the annexed statement relative
to the value Of exports for the period included in the
above table, shows the increase in the homo valuation
Tho value Of merchandise exported from this port dur
Ing the month Of March, distinguishing the value
ported to each country, was a. annexed
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Our FERRIEs--CoMPLAINTs AGAINST THEIR MAN
AGEMENT.-The city of New York proper con-
tains something like three hundred and fifty
thousand people; but Brooklyn, Jersey City, Will
liamsburgh Staten Island, &C., being peopled by
our citizens, we may reasonably include the pop
ulation of these places as belonging TO the city
of New York, and put down the number of hui
man beings in and belonging TO the metropolis
OF America, at five hundred thousand. or half
million. Almost every individual of this great
mass is engaged more or less in business, and as
the business of the city is transacted in the lower
part of the city, il follows a consequence, that
every individual of them must reside as near as
he possibly can to the part of the citywhere bus-
ness is transacted.
The great strides which this city has made within
a few years past, growing out of her increasing
trade and commercial prosperity, have induced
the owners of real estate in the lower part Of the
city to convert their dwelling houses into stores
and places OF business. Thus, then, where, few
years since, street contained nothing but private
houses, not single place of residence can be
seen this day. The population has increased in
proportion to the increase of business and as
business is, and always has been, confined TO the
lower part of the city, of course our people have
been obliged to move up town, in order to make
room for the increasing business down town
But as many are engaged in occupations that
require their attendance at their places Of
business at early and late hours, they pre-
feTred TO live in Brooklyn, Willlamsburgh
and Jersey city, where they would be within
ten or fifteen minutes sail Of down town." 10
living IN the upper part Of this city, where they
could not reach "down town" within half or
three quarters Of an hour. BY such people have
these places, which may in truth be styled the
5Subourgs Of New York, been settled. As they
are our own citizens and people. Notwithstanding
their non-residencc among US, it becomes the
duty Of our public authorities to watch over and
protect them, because they contribute nearly as
much to the support Of our city government as if
they actually resided in the city proper.
This leads us to the subject Of ferrisge, and to
the ferry accommodations between this city and
WILLIAMSBURG, Hoboken, Jersey city, Staten
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Sl4,O23,o s.Cio,ao5

The balance against us in the trade Of this port an
nualy yery large this being the grand depot OF the
foreign imports of the country but this year there has
already been falling of in the balance, compared with
last year of sl3s3 45s, in period Of three months
Should this continue through the season. as 1t has COM
meme ed we shall wipe out the balance usually against
the country the trade of this port and present state
of things hardly before known here This Is not very
large exporting port and the balance against US in our
foreign trade usually Offset by the exports from other
ports and balance placed in our favor our Foreign
trade never was in prosperous condition. with an
increasing export trade and decreasing import eaoe'
there is every Indication Of there being large oaance
In our favor and Of there being large importation OF
fhon NATAL
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New HAVEN ROUTE TO BosroN.-This line now
leaves New York at I past s, and Boston at
o'clock in the morning. We received, by this
route, Boston papers OF yesterda ymorning. before
o'clock last evening. They will arrive here
between and in the evening.
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EXPORTS F'oM THE rO'T OF NV y9.nrM4MsSe NJ, 1877


Total exports. N,l3Jgt
More than twothirds of the aggregate value Of mer-
ba nd,sc exported the month was shipped to Grcot
Britain and herdcpsndences and OF this tho bulk was
In domestic merchandise, principally brssdstuns
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Spo,.tinu Intelligence.

NEW ORLEANS, SATURDAY, March H--Summary-
Purse Sl200-Four mile heats
w. p Greers (Sewel T. Taylor's) b. m Fanny
King, by imp. Glencoe, dam by Sir kicnard, o ,
ID. +. Kenners CHI. f. Louisa Jordan, by imp Jordan, .
dam, by John Richards, y. ".....2
Col A. L. Bngamans CHI, e. Coon Mardes, by Paci-
tic, out of Angora y. o. ..........".. dis.
Time S.Ol-S04
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The late storm severely felt In Canada. The
,el Montreal but was obliged to return after pro-
Iseolng lew miles towards Upper Canada. The Cam
dams we're afraid that their mail for England would not
reach the steamer in time .
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On Sunday evening" April 4th, by the Rev Thomas
Lysu MIR. JOHN L. G. WILLIAMS to Miss May JANE
JIFyERs, both Of this city.
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has been before the public for the last thirty years None has
received many encomums proof Of utility enjoyed its
enviable reputation A liberal discount made wholesale
purchsxers. For sale by
Il few doors above Colrtlsndt sncet)
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Al only for Diamond Pointed Gold Pens Il

silver laos Gold Cases-J w. CREATION co. II Cedar
street up kesE on hand ii: largest n:ortnsot Of Gold
dsfv conpson. The purchaser there end almost every
description Of pens in the market from Levi BrownS premium
,osehsr can boat dsalne their relative merits Purchaser
both whossas and retail invited TO eramine their stock
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Weekly Report OF Deaths

In the City and County of New York. from the 9th day OF
March TO the I'd day Of April, l847.
Men 20 Women 81 Boys OF: Girls CO. Total 27j.
DIsEAsEs
Abcss Apoplcry, siBssains from lungs, Bronchitis
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rst wishes inform persons afflicted with diseases Of the Eye
that he has been permitted refer several OF his
racts Opactes s,rabsmus squirting (Which is removed
Artificial Eyes inserted that motion aud appearance exactly
correspond with the natural Terms conformity with the
circumstances of the patient At home from A. NJ to p. M,
oGI I,roadway corner of Warren street.
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Diamond Pointed Gold Pens 81 Only.-J. Y.
Savage Fulton street. cling the kind of Pens for
s. that sold elsewhere for 81 So Also, magnificent Pen
for 81 which the best aud cheapest pen the city.
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Died.

At Perth Amboy, NJ j., the Sd April, after q short
but severe illness, Mr.. ABRAHAM GoLDING, merchant Of
that place In the 43d year of his age In life he
spected for his many virtues-a whole community do
plore hia loee
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Pcrsonni Movements,

Hon. Henry Clay arrived at Louisville, from New Or
leans on Saturday the 9th the Alex Scott and left
in the afternoon for Ashland. The Journal says We
never saw him in better health or finer spirits"
Mr.. Gliddon, the popular lecturer on Egyptian Anti
quities is about to course oflecturcs in Gin
cinuati
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A. Woodworh Bonant s2j Broadway, has Just
received - -.
dozen bone .,ick fans, white and coloed rper plain
go dozen bone stick fans, cut
200 dozen bone stick fans silver paper plain and cut
rs, dozen bone stick painted ignete Sc $50 dor
700 dozen ebony stick fans, black, for mourning.
80 dozen Chinese feather fans
And assotment rich aud costly dress fans Of every
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(,uerIain Patsys Rcusses &c. uiufacure Rszors from
every approved maker Europe warrantsdt with large
Of Scissors and Nail Fss Also Dressing Cases
table and compact FORMS -
BAgents for the sale Of Rouses Soaps and Porfumer
O. SAUNDERS & SON,
Ut Broadway, opposite Howard Hotel.
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should use "PfINE'S ORRfS TOOTH PASTE" Is and 50
street Also improve the compleI and remove eckles
&c Tabette Of Pearl and Alabaser 25 cents Town
s Bapdelocque Female Pills Is cents Fosers Olosaonian
one dollar
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The value of merchandise exported from this port Tor
the first three months in each Of the past three years
has been as annexed =
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"a so5,7o2 s5.5gssos lO,4s5si,

The exports for the first quarter OF 1884, compared WIN
1896 show increase Of nearly one hundred per cent
increase unprecedented in the history OF TIC trade "
this port While this increase has been realized In our
exports the value of our imports the corresponding
ueriod has been very uniform The annexed table exh-
bits the value Of merchandise imported into this district
for the first three months in each Of the past three
years.
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Mails for Europe.

The packet ship Ashburton, Capt Rowland,
for Liverpool, will sail this morning, at eleven
O'Clock. Her letter bags will close at half-past
ten o'clock. Single copies of the Ne,c York
Herald, with the latest news, can be obtained AT
The office in time for the mails.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-06-24
VOL. XXV.---xO. Oh.

considering the distances Of the several great lines. be-
tween Cncnnat and the Atlantic cities
From Cincinnati Ia l.ichmend. by tho Rich
mond and Ohio Railload, the distance
will be $50 miles.
To Baltimore. via Wheeling, 7J7 "
10 Philadelphia. via Piitsburg. SIT q"
10 N.-w York. via ltslurs. 963 "
To New York, by Ohio AMI Erie Canal. llG :"
To New York, by line Lake and n. Y. l..
Railroad 1850
Thus h the present roulos the distance from Cincin-
natl to tide water Is altogether in favor Of the Virginia
line, VARYING from lQ1 10 5d6 miles.
Bot should it he said that at Richmond YOU 100
miles unl Norfolk. and l25 from the Capes. IL may be
replied. that Al New York you 20 III les lr IN the
ocean nj Phllad. hia. los miles, and at Ballimre,
al0 mile4; thai mahlrg ,sc additions, the dsances
would stand
from Cincinnati. via Richmond, TO the
Ocean, Cd miles.
From via baltimore and the lay, 97 :"
river. $50
still Showing greater aanoe in favor. But let 10
take another view and supp The Baltm re line extend
I'd to " eolng mud neeto Cine nnat and HE 'Cr,at
tontla completed through 10 st. lonis, and how will
stand the account Ihtn
From Cincinnati 10 Richmond, ms before $50 miles.
From Cincinnati to Baltimore, estimating The distance
from Wheeling 10 Cincinnati 10 be 23o miles, t2l miles.
From neinua 10 Pnladt phla, counting the distance
iy the improved from Philadelphia 10 Pittsburgh,
only $50 miles thence Souhcnville 80 miles, thence
10 Cincinnati 80 uats aud we have b5O miles. Ard
still The stance Is IN favor ol the Rlchmoud and Ohio
Railroad. These distances from Sleuhenyle and
hcolmg ly rail road are Gully estimated distances, and
not known TO lie ,ntroly correct.
But between tie city ui New York and Cincinnati,
the distances by these great lines stand thus +:
by the Richmond and OHIO via Baltimore, 9l0 miles.
BY the BALTIMORE and Ohio via W heelng, o59 "
Il, the Philadelphia line, via Plushutg, 9o3
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EIGHT HUNDRED ACRES,
TO CONTRACTORS.

PROPOSALS. W Il be received at the Office of the
4 James River and kanawha Company, in Richmond
Va until the 9th July next. for the construction OF three
stone dams across Jams River the line of the Com
pany Canal between ynchburg and the mouth OF North
river The first Of said dams will be about 81 IT, hgh
and 400 # onp and situated about miles above Lynch
buro the second will be about feet nigh and 500 f.
long. and situated about miles west OF Lynchburg
the third will be about % it. high and 300 it. long and
situated about IS miles west Of Lynchburg The fonn-
daon Of thu Sc dams of and the supestrnctnres
will be required to be raised as high as low wafer eVe'
during the nrcseni season. Plans Of said works may be
seen and specifications thereof obtained al the Company
office in Richmond or the subscribers office on sad
line above vnchburg, and after the LIST OF July next
WALTER GYWNN, Chief Engineer
James River and kanawha Company
Richmond 3si May-tl2Jy
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v'OT'f('E,
BuEEAI0E SPRINGS +,
.ysRsHH;RS

TUNIlE proprietor Of these Springs takes pleasure in
L Informing his friends and the public generally,
tat he is prepared to receive Visitors, and To give
them his undivided attention.
The medicinal virtues Of the water are too well known
to render comment necessary that point. Suffice it
L, say that in the United States offers stronger
inducements to the invalid oaya himself Of It's bene-
ft-an opinion ready 10 be atesied and confirmed by nu
mcrous Visitors heretofore, well by the best Poles-
SIGNAL skill in the country.
The medicinal virtues of the Bu1aloe Springs are
known By those who have tried Them be unsurpassed
for Dyspepsia. the diseases of the amenary organs gen
orally. all diseases peculiarly of debility, and for their
invaluable healing properties generally.
And it may well be doubted wheherthere is any medi-
cinal water in the world ,caclols in bringing back
health To woman and restoring naons better portion
Il happiness and usenln SIS, is the of The Bufa
oe Springs accomplishing, il almost invariably does
the most remarkable revolutions in female health.
There is excellent Turnpike Road from Lynch
bury leading to these Springs Distance Is miles from
Lynchbug, and % from leAing ION, i'll tue midst OF the
Blue Ridge Mountains.
BOARD.
For Man, per week s. 20
Children and Servants, laf price,
llorse, SO
June l7-lm JOHN H. FUQUA.
NJ The Richmond Wing will copy for Month.
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DISAPPOINTMENT.

The above sale has been unavodably postponed. until
Saturday, the Doth day of the present month"; (June.
which time will positively take place without reserve,
at the market house, in the of ynchburg, to com
mence at | ! o'clock, A. NJ The above Tract OF Land
has been recently divided nove smaller Tracts about
TWO HUNDRED ACRES EACH,
the plas OF which have in my possession. subject to
the inspection Of any person wishing TO purchase who Is
also specially invited To examine the land for himself
June 3--t20Je. WIN. Il. YANCEi, Trustee.
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DUcuPrreOiyVe LiEeMesses.

TGNIIE SUBSCRIBER would respectfully inform
L the citizens Of ynchburg surrounding country
that he has taken the roos nearly rposl,e the Frank
lin Hotel formerly occupied by Mr. w. A Retzer and
recently hy Mr. j. H. Fl,zgbbons. where he is prepared
to execute MINIATURE LIkFNESSES, with all
the latest aud most important Improvements.
Miniatures taken in any Kind Of weather and all pic
lures warranted fac smile Of the original.
Ladies and gentlemen are invited to call and examine
specimens OF this beautiful art.
\. B-lnsiructon given in the art on moderate terms
April It's 7. f.. gibbs
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ysanaLin Nail Works.

,JIIE subscriber having beca appointed Agcnt for tho
sale of the "Manahin Nails respectfully informs
he public, that he is receiving and will keep con
slany on hand nj his the Canal, opposite the
Public Ware louise, full and complete assortment Of
these Nails embracing all the various sizes in nse
This Factory having been recently erected and all OF
Machinery being and Of the most modern and appro=
we'd description is capable Of making Nails equal IN quail
ity To that of any other establishment IN the county
Dealers assured that effort the part of the pres
ent propretors vii be wanting 10 furnish such Nails
will fully meet their wants, and good terms any
other Factory can supply them of similar quality.
r. b. TYLER,
Richmond Va April -, 1si7.-3m
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IN PURSUANCE of decree Of the County Court
l of Campbell pronounced on the 10Th day oi May
ls47 in the Chaneery suit Of Dixon aud others, against
Wilson and others the undersigned, the Commissioner
therein naned will the slh day Of lny, 1877 ON the
PREMISES sell by way of public auction nF cash. ecr
tain Tract, parcel Of Land, with lis appurenancos
containing
TWO HUNDRED ACRES,
more or less lying and being in the county of Campbell
adjoining he Lands Of James Cardwell, Alexander
Wilson, Raleigh Chiffon aud others 1t being the sane
and on which John sun deed, resided al ethe time
OF his death. ..,-
ALEXANDER WILSON,
June 3-tSJy Commissioner.
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Y'EoECTOEE.F.A'Kb,

mentioned in said deed yngon Elk Creek. and contain
ing TWO HUNDRED AND NlNETY-FOUR
ACRES more or less. or so much thereof will salts
y the purposes of the said deed This tract Of Land is
n a desirable part Of the county, and within 10 or II
miles Of Lynchburg The title to the said properly will
be undsputed bl shall only convey such right the
deed vests in me w +. GORDON, Jr.
Liberty. June l0--t2Jy
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VENETIAN BLINDS,
Star Rods,
Ivory Knives and Forks,
Walters, Plated and Brass Caude.lick..
Snufers and Fravs.
Bell Metal and Enameed Kettles,
Tea Kettles, Spice Mortars
Coffee Mills, Spttnns,
Scissors and Shears
llemming's genuine Needles Sc Sc
Received and for sale by
june lots CRFCOpV 4 ROyAII