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TRsAsURY DEPARTMENT, Nov. q, 1917.
SELED PROPOSALS will be received until the first


TRsAsURY DEPARTMENT, Nov. "a 1917.
StEALED PROPOSALS will be received until the first
- Monday Of February, 1913, at the office Of the commits
soners appointed for the erection OF the in the
city of New Orleans for the following materials:
ls,5O0,000 of good hard-bunt brick
The exact size to be mentioned.
$4,000 barrels of fresh lime more or less.
1000 do. hydraulic cement
$4,000 do. sharp sand it
The above materials be delivered on the evee in New
Orleans, near the site OF the present customhouse
Practicable and in such quantities shall from time
time be required conformity with appropriations made
by Congress. The proposals to be addressed to Denis
Prieur, Alcee La Branche and William nj. Gwnn, commits
for the of customhouse in New Orleans
endorsed Seaed proposals for furnishing materials for the
erection OF a custom house at New Orleans"
When the proposals opened by the comn ssioners,
they will communicates copies together with their views
recommendation for the consideration of the depart
ment.
The communication of the commissioners will be adj
dressed the First Comptroller of the Treasury, who
geter with the first Auditor of the Treasury being the prop
officers connected with the custo-house accounts will
give their views in writing to the proposals. TO the de-
parment The right of rejecting any bid IS reserved
Ample security will be required for the faithful flment
of any entered into furnishing any before
mentioned materials. X. j. WALKER,
Secretary of the Treasury
To be published in the Portland Argus, Maine Boston
Post and Boston Times; New York Globe Sum- and Her
Baltimore Sun; Integencer and German Gazette, Wash
ingon Cincinnati Enquirer Louisville Democrats st.
Louis Unon and Natchez Free Trader until the 25n day
oil January 1918, and in all the daily papers of New Or
leans until the first Monday of February, 1913.
Nov 27-dt25hiJan.
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NEW Music, this Day received--WM. FISCHER,
IN Statoners Hail. Pennsylvania avenue first
OF 18th street. has this day received the following
sic, which will be sold AZ very reduced prices
Guitar Songs,-The Dream, sung by Jenny Lind My
Happy Home do do; Farewell, my Fatherland, do do
We left my clad hills, do. do Sea Kings Bride, do
do The stars of heaven cleaning, do. do On the
banks of Guadal1uiver composed by Lavenu My bark
is the blow, composed by Meignen Thou who art OF
heavenly birth, composed by 9. Preyer
Mays Dream, arranged as waltz for piano. by yereck
Chestnut Street Promenade Waltz, do by Sig. Dau-
Premier Amour Valse do by Oh. Jarvis
Presidents Waltz do by Newapd
Virginia Waltz, composed by Whitaker
Flowers Of Virginia. q fayorte waltzes) by Sig George
Oakland Waltzes by Adolphe Schmtz
Mirror Dances, by the Viennose Children
Churubusco Grand March, by j. @. Beckcl
Lancaster Quickstep, by Hugh Coyle, Nov 8
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rae cn,spsss ss~s. s~ sss sssy.
B. HILLS has JUS; rrosissd fhNre sapgas = rsssa
Il md fancy poosis, conssfs.8 uf@
Brass and wood clos ~
Looking glnsses and plates, AZ g. 70
Transparcnt window shades
Sweeping, dust, scrub. and eifef hfusasss
Wooden spoons, ladies'. batef Ftints, leasra fsase
zcrs, rolling pms cosh~. rtnAs wssiffsp@f@A "
Knives, scissors, and rssoFs
Razor strops, brushes. and ss~F
Violin strings, viossnss seesfarae hafssaas 49, -
iswsharps
Wreath, polka, and "a otlss snsi sea ssis sss.aes
Buffalo, ivory, and arn sfesHfas usanft
Ivory fine combs. MI sisisfrs
Hair tooth, nail, sna eefstb Nfp f,ss
PLAYING ca rds, back Rsnutase hsA~ Ils ftesf 80
Smith X sons sopsftsf nwedtet
Cut and twisted s,ik Fnzss, ~t s'anfs
Fancy buttons, vsive sansnts
Sewing siik, spool ION. hes sEd sfet
Whalebone and oshef ssigrrssax
Hair braids, car~. yeptyr .xssNd
Worsssd COATS caps. eos@tsssst fssss, ne
Fine, fancy. and ess,saa~a tssx& "a
Steel beads and c!~sss
Spool and stick ss.k, iaban ssfk psisef etefae@
Obs, marrow, ana sasstpesnNk tes shs Notf
Fine French fancy -ssps
And variety OF taacy aiteiea aae ofs ~ t@@feE 49,
numerous other g"ods
NY rent being ,wothirss l~~s ssss On NE stsef 800
the avenue, enables NJ dor xsse lna~sr~ssssa y ~
rha~,rs word 10 Inc lsssuse e.
that is required 10 coasisee n~ rsa1 tsss sh ~ ~ f~H
for bargains
South side of reanssisnsss svssss. has~ssA IA ssN
10Th streets
Oct a-diwxw2m
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WASHINGTON TO BALTIMORE.

4 ~en THE STEAMER OSCEOLA having been
&x4e put in complete order, will, Sunday, the
= ilth July, commence plying regularly be-
the above places leaving the lower end Of Frederick
r Returning, will leave Washington every Sunday, at
o'clock, a.
She will stop regularly, going and returning, at Cone
river, Va, Curroman, Va, Leonardown, Nd, and PORT
Tobacco Md.
And will touch the following landings for signals,
land, Wis
Point Look Out Pney Point, Blackstones Pope's Creek
Nanjamoy, Chapman's, Md, Sandy Point Bluff Point,
Boyd's Hole, and Quantico, Va.
For Norfolk.
The steamer OSCEOLA will leave Washington for the
above place COUGHING at Pney Point and Old Pon every
Thursday at9 o'clock, Returning, viii leave Norfolk
every Friday at o'clock, p. m.
Passage and fare &c. Passage and fare Pncy Point,
and return, So
July7 JAMES MITCHELL, Capt.
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IMPROVED FARM In Fairfax county, Va, Tor Sale.
1t is situated the Falls church, (where there is
school) in good neghborhood, and is about miles
from each of the cities of Washington and Alexandria,
good turnpike roads, Except two miles which
road and eight miles from Georgetown conains hum
dred and thrtyve acres, fifty OF which in timber and
for the last five years has been under of
which has demonstrated that it may be brought
high state of fertility, with profit to the owner large
part (now in good condton is set in grass planted with
choice fruit, much of which is already in bearing. The
dwelling and ou-buidings afford ample accommodation for
genee family. large frame barn, with stabling in the
basement has been recently built in the best
There is mill seat on the premises having fall of four
teen feet So desirable place is seldom in market;
would it be, but for the professional occupations of the
owner.
The price will be moderate, and the accommoda.
ting. For further particulars, apply to
CHARLES DE SEEDING,
No. ii Todd's Buildings, Pennsylvania avenue,
Washington city.
NJ B.-Mr John Dulin, residing the adjoining farm,
will show the premises TO those DESTROYS to purchase.
Oct 27-2nWtf
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CTKONG,s PATENT LAMPs.-At the 20

~
- Of the American Institute just closed the subscriber
Patiently The superiority OF these lam has been pub
cy tested and by the award of Messr Stoten-
burg, dealers in solar and other amps) committee on
lamps, fully admitted be superior all others
In addition to this official announcenent in behalf
of "Strongs Patent Lamps" by the American Institute
permitted TO state that of the lamps in
use day and night ia the managers roo during the
fair giving great comfort and satisfaction all who were
employed reading writing, by its brilliant and shadow.
less lights and refer TO Hon f. Tamadge, president, Gen
Chandler, and other members of the Institute for the
RICHNESS OF the above statement
The Brooklyn Glass Company, long and favorably
known, furnish with the exception of the shades) all the
glass used in our lamps.
Our svered work supplied by J. Mitchell II Co.. who
received the premium at the last fair for very superior
workmanship. gst
The advantages Of" Srong's Patent Lamps" are
LIST. These lamps cast no shade.
I'd Are free from smoke or smell
3D. Will burn the cheapest OIL and give greater light
less expense than any lamp now in use.
4th Are more brilliant than camphnc spirit gas with
out the same risks to life and property.
9th Are not liable get Of order, easily cleaned,
and warranted for year.
9th The hand lamps will not spill oil with the care
less usage. rs h.t .tF
Manufactured solely by S. d. VANDERHEYDEN, 54s
Pearl street, New York Wareroom, 304 Broadway.
Chandeliers, bracket hanging, parlor and nante lamps
in every variety.
N. b. Solar and astral lamps altered.
Prices; Retail from No to SIS. Wholesale per doz. from
$4S to $500.
Terms Under 500, cash; $780, 3d. co. 90 days.
satisfactory paper.
Noy3 Rim
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Maternal ncaal~u 1ss~ss /.

ID EOPENED.-This old and welt Sngmu ss.ssas~s.s
has been thoroughly renewed NAi "a r~s~sA
less of cost in its every Department. and ~eas
the better accommodation of the pnnltc
A public collation. win be served >~ttl 90
Saturday from ii TO O'Clock, 81 wheel ~ snA ss
public are respectfully invited TO cal ~na Tssts ~
Nov. 49, ~ MAlkkM
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. A Card.
NEW WINE STORE, No IS CHESTNUT STREET,
A

TAMES BAILIE, late ofthe firm fGowen, Jacobs Il Co.,
u respectfully that he has fitted up the store, No.
s. Chestnut street, few doors below Third street, and
door above Congress Hall Hotel north side, Wine
Store where he will keep wel-seected stock of the
approved varieties of Wines randes, lqueurs London
brown stout Scotch ale, and the finest brands of choice
cigars, &c. US
Private gentlemen, hotekeepers and others i'm the
try, invited to cali and examine hissock. Sept
COUvENIR FOR Is4s.-The Offering OF Beauty, a
~ present for all seasons, enibelshed with eleven
cravings beautifully tinted in the literary portion of
the volume being contributed by Miss Milford, Mary How
in, Miss Jewsbury, Mrs Norton. Mrs. s. G. Hail. Captain
Marrya James, Roscoe Jeffrey, Bann, Delta and others.
Price VI so. This day received. F. TAYLOR.
(ct y
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DANCING ACADEMY.

MIR. F. c. Liable has the honor to inform the ladies
l and gentlemen of Washington and Georgetown that
his dancing academy will, reopen Tuesday, November
3D. at his dwelling house on Pennsylvania avenue. Days
Of tuition, Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays, from
p. IN. to p. m for young ladies'; from to p m for
young masters.
N b. Those ladies and gentlemen who may feel DESTROYS
TO receive instruction Georgetown, will please leave their
his residence in Washington
()ctl 6--o ,Qn
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PROPOSALS conveying the the United
can be provided to the Both June 1884, the following
routes will be received at the contract office of the Post
% the 3D. January 1885, TO be decided by the 9th of
the month"; in the manner hereafter specified to wit
No 1884 From Key West by Indian Key Key Large
Charleston, $ G., 100 miles and back, once a month
No 1887 From Key West, by Saratoto Tampa Bay,
Cedar Keys, St Marks, Apaachicola st. Joseph, and ST
Andrews Bay, to Pensacola, 600 miles and back, once
month.
Proposals for extending this service from Pensacola
New Orleans invited.
Proposals will be received for carrying the mails the
abovenamed routes ivy ice month and proposals omit
ting such places named the above tire bidder
will be considered and proposals for carrying said mails
by land such portions of said routes in Florida which
Bids should forth the mode of conveyance, the time
required perform trip, the size rate, and description
enable the decision be made the advice of the proper
officers of the naval service whether the
not convertible into ships-ofwar.
NOTES.
Each proposal should be accompanied by guaranty,
signed by responsible persons in the following
manner, viz rs
"The undersigned guaranty that ifbis
bid for carrying the mail from to be ac-
ceped by the Postmaster General shall enter into obiga
ton prior to the first day of March next, with good and
sufficient sureties perform, the service proposed
This should be accompanied by the certificate of post
master, other equivalent testimony that the guaranors
of property and able make good their guaranty
The proposal should be sent to the Department. sealed,
endorsed j Proposals for No. In Florida" and
addressed to the First Assistant Postmaster General
For the prohibition OF bids resulting from combinations,
and the and conditions which the contract is be
made. see the last annual advertisement
Bidders notified that, agreeably the provisions of
the of Congress of Sd March, 1885, preference be
given to those proposals (being acceptable in other
spects) which shall spuIate deliver the steamships
ships be provided for carrying said mails to the United
States their proper officer on demand made for the
purpose of being converted into vessel vesses-ofwar
For the manner in which the transfer the government
is be mae and other particulars bidders referred
the advertisement OF foreign mails OF the 2lst OF April
lS47
G.. JOHNSON,
Postmaster General.
PosT OrPIcE DEPARTMENT, Nov. 8, l347.
Nov. 9-laW1w "a
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NHINA, GLASS, AND CmsAM&Gssw Ne haSe fa
~ received house iarnsAtas se H@mias tsasfe
Market Barnes * Mcbeiis dag xss@as Iste fae
sortment of the above goods, eossls'ssx gssa or
French china dinner and lea
Gold band teas. coIecs. rtsse. ifma ~ skeas. as.
English china tea SETS banded sssf rs h
Best white granite dinner
Flowing blue aud printed DO
White, GRANITE flowing hDa sssa NJ hant NgN
fees, bowls, pilchcrss teaf4ss sasasT aasa
White, granite tows bas sssa sissn "a ssrswa
Cut and pressed tunblers. wsase sha@~sss a~e@@s
tiers, &c.
White and pressed dishes. fran tss~as a@x~t se~s
Lamps, candesticks, castor cta~sxN " \
With great variety OF oder astseiss ~Ash ss~f eva
the very best Please call x@5 ks* b~swr sew 8wq
chase. BbTELkk snssht&#N
Oct. Z-2aw4wif
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Carpeting Rugs, and House Furnishing Goods gem
orally
ID II. HOOE 81 co. have in store and are constantly
4 receiving additional supplies from the most celebra
ted manulac turers and importers
English Brussels of the styles and best quality
American ngrans OF designs made exclusively for our
sales
Tapestry, tSilled, and plain Venetian, new styles
Fine and common ingram, large assortment, cheap
Printed druggets GA and PA new designs
Floor oil-cloths, both English and American
Step druggets, chenille, and tufed rugs
Bindings and other goods in the line
ALSO,
Linen shcetings, all widths and qualities
Table damasks and Diapers all widths and qualities
Huckabacks and other dwellings
Danask and diaper table napkins
Worsted damasks and moreens all colors
Union damasks superior quality new designs
Turkey, red tyilled, pain and printed, all colors :,
Embroidered curtain musns in pairs and by the yardl
Quilts and counferpanes OF every description
Gilt curtain fixtures of the newest designs
Bed blankets all sizes and qualities very superior
Oct. 25--lwif
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rTNIIE American Almanac for 1s4s, "A Repository of
Useful knowledge for the year; volume, Boston,
1863 closely printed pagesbeing the nineteenth volume
the SERIES giving, in addition the ordinary
Almanac ful and varied information concerning the al
fairs of the General and State Governments and dgesng
mass OF documents relative the government, history
finances, legislation, public institutions, and internal inn
provemens OF the United States.
Among much other useful and interesting matter which
cannot be mentioned in advertisement, will be found
articles pon the Observatory at Washngon the great tel
eseope Of Cambrdge Prngres predicted Comet OF lsis
meteorological Information and tables from various parts
Of the United States, showing the Towering seasons and
days and depths OF snow for series OF past Tables
Of attitudes and ongitrdes by Major Graham. " s. Amy;
me laws OF the several States concerning imprisonment for
debts the Patent Office, and the laws concerning patents
History OF the Electric Telegraph the Government De-
Partens At Washington corrected the latest dates the
Revenues OF the Post Office under the postage law
the Railroads OF the United States the Debts, Property,
and general financial condition OF all the Staes corrected
with great Members elect the 30h Congress- and
their residence Members of the 9th Reformed Parliament
Abstract oil the laws resolutions and treaties passed the
last session OF Congress brief outline OF the history and
the present constitution OF each State lists of Public Off
GERS In all branches of the Cove rnmen Foreign Ministers
and Consus TO and from the United States; Army list,
Navy list, and Marine Corps Public Lands, Debt Of the
United States, United States Revenues for fifty years
United States Expenditures for yseven years, Imports
Exports Nc Tor fifty seven years, Tonnage Navigation,
Commerce, Commercial Marine, Banks, Enigraton Tea
and Coffee for twenty-sx years, Tariffs, &c Price ST.
Postage to any part of the United States IL cents
Nov 23- L. TAYLOR, Bookseller, Washington.
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DIR. ROBERT ARTHUR,
StvxeOn Urnkfss,

A FTER necessary absence OF some months has re-
IA turned TO the city, and may be found permanently To-
cated) Pennsylvania avenue, between 18th and 18th
streets. Nov. I5--3t*
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COATED on Louisiana aysass nrsf ,i,s psnsf q ssh
IL street, and few steps north os Cs&eusn's pss
On the first floor Is hrst class tfsh ses~fsa
spacious private pariov for parties. s~ass essf as sss
shortest notice.
On the same floor there suits o sp~sbsls w.s Y~<y
neat bathing rooms, where baths of als~fss I'D,
all times be had at the low chang. 81 ~ tseb. s
cold. Good constantly nsscsessR ~ssA~sss
charge Both the aud ID rsf~As~s
de emed inferior Ia ihr oo.asts
On the second floor Is bowling sai,-sa ssn
and elegant, and unsurpassed 3, any sssa,f
either OF the cities OF the Union
In the Of this saloon ~,Iaggerspd psssa sss
erY.
The Pavilon's charges Ia each dsgWnarar NJ sss~t
crate, and the whole esabshmsn, ~A ~ ~ w xeefy ssy
and evening of the week except Haa4eg ~assA s~f
the bathing establishments alone wa ~ Pea sssa w
o'clock.
The proprietor invites the pnble " eel ssa fxsmi~@
Nov. 2f--dlm MtMb- ttfFf
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NEW YORK MAMMOTH CLOTHING STORE :

NEW YORK MAMMOTH CLOTHING STORE =
IN Members of Congress and strangers visiting the city
would consult their interests by calling the above
shent, they find the arges, and fashionable
assortment OF ready clohng and at reasonable
Coaks overcoats, and every variety OF sack coats pana-
oons and vests boys and servants clohng be always
found, at unprccedentedly low prices.
Together with furnishing articles such morning gowns
shirts, drawers, cravats umbrellas DC.
J. CALLIGAN " SON, Projectors,
New York Mammoth Clothing Store, Penn avenue,
next door to D.. Clageu ~ Co.
Nov
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rINHE Pntapsco Female Institute. near Ellicotts
Mills, Md (Mrs. Lincoln Phelps, principally swiljtbe
in session tor the winter after the ID OF November.
Sept30-2awt3dDec,
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NEW MILLINERY.-Mrs nsl.lA ~ ns~ yusssat
~ winter millinery, and would can ts lssu ~ as2s
her assortment of hats, compssnx ~ ~ I~ftst@e
Hats made repaired ia snf~st@ hM = ssee
notice.
Pennsylvania avenue, between ssh sssa sss ssesyA Aea
side.
Nov l6-2weoif
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WANTED youth from IA to 10 years of ngc of
w good education and unexceptionable character,
attend in the stationery of VIM FISCHER.
Nov. lI-3taw3W
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THE LITERARY WORLD
a gGsCiiAGr.3uttOrs, ReaOcrs, and Ismbltshers.

EDITED BY c. +. HOFFMAN,.
ZACH NUMBER OF THIS ELEGANT WEEKLY en-
IL braces twentyfor quarto pages, handsome form,
convenient for binding devoted principally critical
ing extracts notices of the OF historical and
literary societies, with general correspondence matters
relating education, and literaue and ludcious
econs from foreign journals of whatever is in science
and letters together with weekly list of new books pub
lhed in this country and abroad, prepared the fullest
manner. Price SO per
Published weekly by Osgood Co., 1876 Nassau ST., NJ y.
Subscriptions received by
Aug l3-d3m VIM. @. FORCE.
CANVASSERS WANTED, apply to WIN. @. FORCE,
or OSGOGD IL CO., New York. The liberal terms
will be allowed
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CLOTHING STORE.

CAOAHANO SAOk&A'
A II. YOUNG very respectfully announces to bis friends
IA. and the public that he has opened for the
sale of fine and medium READY CLOTHING, together
with general of best quality fancy and other
goods for gentlemen's Those wishing fine goods
ashionaby and well made at low prices will find it to their
interest give him call before they buy. Noedort will
be spared to give satisfaction TO his patrons Terms cash
No books will be kept. One price only.
Measures will be taken and suits furnished order if de-
sired, or in case we have not a fit hand
A. IL. YOUNG, agent.
Three doors west of Browns Hotel, Penn ave
Oct. 25-eo1mf
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New York TaIlorIng E.tablishment.

VIZ T. JENNINGS & CO., 81 Broadw way New York,
wv Pennsylvania 9th street, Washington
have hand full assortment of plain and fancy
English and French cloth, cashmere, and vesngs for the
fall and winter which they make up order in their
usual style of neaness elegance and durability which
surpassed by any establishment in this country each
article of dress is cut and made by hands engaged excu
sively upon article when the whole combined forms
suit not to be surpassed for taste or beauty 8
w. I. J. a. Co have also on hand full assortment Of
garments, ready made consisting of coaks, sack
body sacks dress and ock coats black and
fancy cashmere pants silk SATIN merno and other
be furnished with handsome suit moments notice
Also, hand full Of shirts, under-shrts
hosiery gloves suspender and every article necessary
gentenan's wardrobe. Hua
Oct. l6-2m MAT INTEL
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CIGARS CIGARss Ca0Aass~~sn~ isswtsss sss~Ne
~ from the Havana, per bsrqaw 1ss~a very sarge sass
stock Of CIGARS CONSISTING 81 ts~ As~ a~S
celebrated brands,
10000 Cortex rcgalia
10000 Upman regala
10000 Silva cigars
$4,000 Corex, In Norma size
10000 Chiron do
10000 Ida, small iixe
5000 Tulipan
10000 Queen brand
10000 Columbia
5000 La Gratitude
10000 Steamboat Principe.
The above lot of cigars eI inr rh@e AsssT
that manufactured in Havana isr ~ nsem @fs smps
of the subscribers i'm gostsunr
Also in store 100000 cears oil vssaea beanssY ~es
will be di ,posed of on he esrsx*s
any of the northern cities The passs elxs@ssss sna
grocers are respectfully invited esA ahf at
most magnificent lot ofcignrx, MAsAhhs
East OF Colenans Hotel, sign al gtn Np~, fenm @v
SeptA
Hardvw.r~ ava s~sssvs,
A r the housc-Grnishlnw ssaTs 81 r0Yf .sR N NmsmE
"A COR Opposite Centre Maskss ~ysss as. fss
Of Sol
Potts. kettles ovens and sYsdefs
Biscuit bakers, sauccpaass. tse ket'sss sea tffas
Andons, tongs and sh sais, lseFs ivpttfs htsses
lbrass, aud steel
Axes and hntchcts, stcI rvas
Weights and scales
Large platform scales
Grdirons, waffle irons. fire carriers
Coal sleeves, bellows, ard iasnscS@
Frying pans, colee mills. Ae
Knives and forks Of every esisxssgssssa
Penknves scissors, &c.
All which offer cheap t~ 81 - tts ksasFsa
Oct 28-2aw4wn