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LIITELL's LIVING AGE.

LlI'rELL'S LIVING AGE.
Contents Of No. 256
l. Maca,ays History 6f England, 40
3 The Orchids. as
Y !. DE-. Reid on lnfanile Larynqisnus, 81
q Curiosifies OF Trade, 80
Il. The Navigation Lave, Il. s. 87. Of
X G, Italian Anarchy, %
Z. Poems BY James 7. Fields, 81
PoRTny--A Recent Death Bel, 8b--The Shunasiite The
First Kiss s6.--Lament of Stricken Heart; Common
Sense. ~. Alarmed Skipper Bridal Melody; On
Pair of Antrrs, 95
SaoRT ARricJEs Professor Pages Electro Magnetism,
S6.Electrlc Light; Straits Of Magellan. ST. AN Irish
nflser Gas from Water ~ N Bombardment Of Moultan;
Latter Day Saints % hoy OF Mount Rhgi, 95. 81
WAsHrsoroN, DEC. q, lsa5.
"of all the Periodical Journals devoted literature and
science which abound Ia Europe ami In thin country this
as appeared 10 70 be most useful II contains indeed
the exposition only OF the current literature OF The English
lsnxuaEe, but this, by lis immense comprehen
sioa, Includes portraihre Of the human mind In the nj
sneef expansion Of the present age.
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F, TESTIMONIALS. n.
pouauxn . psfr. tlrf. dfh. lSsQ

CHARLKs BARTLETT, Esq.
me undersigned who have for some time had children
under your care College HILL and who have attended
several examinations Of your pupils take this opportunity
OF expressing yon and the public through you,
high consideration ofyour noble School, With the loca-
ty 30 einenily beatiiulwifh the arrangement of lite
study room the dorn,tory-ihe play grouldtbe Gym.
asiurswith the comfort and refinement OF the finally
with II thoroughness Of Its educational provisions snd
The lux uencss which exerted ths minis Of the
scholars, delighted and unreqhesed by you pre-
this expression Of grateful regards and EARN
est wishes that you may continue receive you most
certainly deserve, the liberal patronage which you have
hitherto ENJOYED.
Hackenssck,
EpsAa TaoRs, Supervisor Of the town Of
s Poughkeepsie. 5f
sB. TaowsHiDar, Merchant, PoushksspAe.
GEO. VAN KLEscK. =
JoHN r Mot,oua. Troy,
S 0EoaeE v. PoMENoy, New York VI
Asa HoLT, Brooklyn. w. XIV w
IsRARL HAwLgy, Merchant, New York.
HuysRT VAN WAsEHEN, Pouehkeepse.
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Gin gntelliatnte.
City Cosanciisi


IN the Board Of Aldermen, last night Mr. Maury intro
dured bill 10 provide rooms In the City Hal for the use
Of the United States Courts. II led 10 discussion, In
which MesasSs Manry, Eennox, Towers and Adams par
tclpafed; at the termination Of which, the bill laid
upon the liable for the present Mr. Maury stated Ia the
course Of his remarks. that much had been said about
tbs cost OF the City Hall He had seen The list n expen
ditureE and was seyentyneven or seyertyeigh thou
sand dollars Congress appropriated ten thousand dollars
OF thssnni which expended IN fitting that portion
occupied BY the United Siates The United States
i've years, without paying rent
Mr. Munry, from the Committee on improvements, also
reported jont resolutions pedging the lh Of the Corpo.
ration for twenty thousand dollars be expended lii i'm.
proving that portion Of the canal which moi extend
through the public grounn Congress wing appropriated
like for that portion which does, provided thai
stores and other articles for the Government be trans
ported free Of toll The resolutions were passed without
debate. ss i4{sll
Aer the transaction 81 other business the Board adj
journed. ft3f9f stEs S I
!. In the Board OF Common Council a commune alton
rom Benjamin y oddings Iniendant, was received and
read from which appears thar there were in the County
Pententiary on tls 18Th ofFehruary, 1896
Received il March, ssssp'Ts'ns
y @sR4 ast Af% G6 ~
Discharged 20, eloped Q, tecfsssd2- ~
IN The House on the 3Is March,, q
In he Infrmary tpoorhouss)on the 2sth Feb.
receive. sss,y'a in March. filD'ss''n'
Discharged "A, DECEASED II IL
H.. - WI . Il
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Mrssas. g. +. BROWNE d II. +. NICHOLS.
Proprietors.
Ma. >. B. GILBERT, Stage Manager.
THIS EVENING, APRIL 10, lS49,
viii be performed tho Drama Of
r E N T. D "A Y
Martin, Mr., Roberts.
Rachael, - Mrs. Nichols.
Tambourne Dance, Miss Kate Ludlow.
To conclude with the farce OF at
u.II1EER Ms>1AaSG--M 6DrAGs
Kate O'Bhen, Miss Ludlow.
The Celebrated Tragic Actress Miss A. Drake will
appear tomorrow, s II ssi W.T..
Dres Circle and Parqrctte 50 cents. Private Boxc
rs ceuts Gallery IS cents.
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Enfirey cured BY s Application tAis eoaderpl ledeis
New Yonx May ". lsi6.
@. .Snnior -Sr+ have been attacked several times
within few years with pain attended with great
Inflammation in my foot and greatoe and had been laid up
from four 10 FIX weeks q each time and not being able
hear any weight my foot On the s;h OF April. left
New York Tor Danbury c.. when again was attacked
with Ibis compliant For three successive days and nights
could close my eyes for pain AT the suggestion Of
person the house sent 10 Dr. stevens for bottle
Of your Hunt'a Linimen applied II with hannel CLOTH
10 my business the day and have net been troubled
since, although the nature of my business liz such keep
cine, and would not be without H. Yours, Ac.
SHERWOOD OSBORNE, 90 Orchard nj.
H5-Sol BY all the DrnRges IN this city and throughout
the country. Price e cents per hottie.
ApriiG GEO, L, STANTON a co
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Extract from Che report Of the examining Committee.
The committee believe that the examination has resulted
IN satisfying all who present that the teaching
~ department has been faithful practical sH Efficient such
as will produce thorough, sound and useful education
Tha advantage which this school enjoysin respt posi-
iion budings grounds for recreation, gymnasium, aud
It's admirable internal arrangements well known
hardly 10 need notice from the committee Hut they
cannot refrain directing the public It's superiority
in this respect any other school with which They
acauainted.
The kind and excellent ofthe school
tive the various duties which are assigned her the
bows hardly feel the want Of mothers care.
The strict paterna discipline and careful wstchfil
mesa constantly exercised by the principal tMr Baret
over his large family, and the happy moral and religious
influence which pervades the whole establishmen give
the parents every that they reasonably de-
ad that their will be well cared for and properly
trained for the rreat purposes Of us.funesa In this
world, and happnsssin the NEXT
j. W. FAIRFIELD,
tkE II. O. LUDLOW,
o,i,
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r
The New GovEnToR or MINxEsoTA.-Hon Alex
andcr Ramsay, who hns just been appointed Gov
ernor Of Minnesota Territory Is young lawyer Of
Harrisburg Pennsylvania We knew him when he
was first admitted 10 the bar, and for some years
after. His heart, however was not In his profess
sion. and he devoted his attention almost solely TO
politics, and he was great on tho stump, nnongst
the ragged shirt Democracy" especially Being ms
familiar with the German language as his mother
tongue, he often addressed the Dutch Democracy In
that language sometimes interspersing his speeches
with good round Dutch oaths, As he was sharp
thorn In the side Of Iocofocoism they on one occa-
him for violating the statute against profanity by
bringing him before magistrate to answer for the
offence. The day Of trial arrived and Mr.. Ramsay
wns soemnly arraiened before his Dutch Jnsficeshp
Q good simple hearted Mynheer, for the crime. Mr..
X. made no deience--indeed he admitted everything,
but when asked why sentence should not be pro-
nounced upon him, he COMPOUNDED his Judge and
prosecutors BY demanding to be pointed 10 the legal
enactment against sipearing in Dutc!I This WINS
farther than the Judicial knowledge Of the Justice
had ever penetrated into the mysteriea Of the law
and he was brought 10 a dead stand In vain did
be search ''Pnrdons Digest forany law against
Dutch oahs. SO nfler racking his brain for some
time for precedent by which he might DO guided
In the premises, and holding an anxious consulta-
ton with his advisers he gravcly decided that the
swearing in Dutch, and Mr.. Ramsay was discharged,
again 70 disturb the peace and harmony Of Locofo-
coism In that region. He is now Governor Of new
and hourishlng Territory and II he IL the same in
domitlble whole-henrted Wing that he was when we
knew him, we are sure he la Minnesota will come
into the Union, when she does come a Whig State
Auburn, AZ. Y, Advertiser. g5 NH 53s5s g1.et y
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The National Iniclligencer of Saturday last, no
tees the which 70 frequently
made In the public papers BY their Washington cor
respondents-and particularly late instance In
which II was asserted that dissertations prevailed In
the Cabinet. The members OF the Chbinetno doubt
feel aggrevcd by these pubiicaions bntthey VIII be
surprised 70 learn that they are made BY individuals
who hold Offices under them, and are paid out of the
public money for performing very different duties
We have heretofore alluded TO this subject and again
refer 10 II In the hope, ihnt the members OF the Cab
net will remove from Office clerks and others who
are the hired correspondents Of newspapers and who
do not hesitnte tocommuncafe for the public press
any and every thing which transpres In the offices
10 which they are attached. We call the attention
OF the Postmaster General more particularly 10 this
subject az the transactions OF his office are constant
~ dlyulged without scruple So long as this prac-
lice shall be tolerated. the heads Of Departments
VIII continue TO be nisrepresenfed, if not directly
abused, by subordinates In their Offices.
We know one individual who Is the correspondent
OF some three or four newspapers--wh holds pub
lie Office, and has received considerable government
patronage--ond who made long electioneering tour
against the election Of Gen Taylor. II such men be
continued In Office, and be permitted 10 continue
their practices, the members Of the Cabinet cannot
expect 10 escape misrepresentation and SANDER
Surely more faithful men be got 10 their places;
and we think that the administration II 10 itself
and to the country, 10 discharge tho sanderers from
Office, and 10 supply their places with those who will
confne themselves 10 their public duties. Balfi-
more Upper, april 9M.
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REFERENCES AND Pa IRONS
HON. WILLIAM II. SEWARD, Auh.irn, N, y.
HON JAMES EMOTr. Poughkeepsie DO
CHARLES BARTLETT: ESQ, Dc 90
REV pr +. w HATCH WISCONSIN. -
REV IN EDWARD DAVIS Ralsou, N i.
GEN WALTER CUNNINGHAM Ponghkaepsae, 90
REV. Da LUDLOW, do 40 !, ~,
REV. DR. MANN. Pa ef mar ~ -uy
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! ADELPHI THEATRE.

Mrssas. @. r. BROWNE 4 H. r. NICHOLS.
Proprietors.
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fSns "a Fsss PTts and sp;rif q y f<rssH
Messrs Editors: Il i knorn 10 yoas and ih1oagh
yopr eDlnmosf 10 roar re1ders, hat the abgfe tanned
Company wefe Iciarded li1 year tArsaeh ne en-
tire seasgn for eo1siu<il8 p4Iding y me aeeeese
a gee q 70 PsePIeie,s 9. - -.
ed lipm egpFfrsing he purchase and cot7'lln3 z
title This object now being accompithah a1a
nscd fsr los q groand eaeh 80 Zee. p ienin
By 40 and $50 ~ y 1cghs cls Tor crsiIn 70 -
Is horse-poeer. and he right 81 ln0re teslNd,
n main 6hsfaele nov seems removed, and With =
modernfe enlarxeme1tdf capital. The eelaPeny y ~
be able tlI'p On wichla Paper n aclu bonet hird
The plans now drawn. fand which Ihe great de-
fnahd upou the eoippsnF. for the supply Of paper
seems 10 Justify as he ieef capacity Of the Fzcfo-
rr are iar ihree-siofr sione heilding 50 feet By
zee oseesE & H s s9 y sg e each es
inch machines . cylinder and 3Fondineer, l-ca-
pablo Of tdanafaefnFihg up9anis- og 10 600 lbs Of
paper per day. Besides the lots and waier.power
upwardsof So 900 Of The stock has been snbscr bel
and pledged. provided the other amounts are rai<ed
20 as 10 have the Paeosy entirely free Of deb Ehea
q Is completed, and ready TO commence the manu-
faciure Of paper. This object 20 keep the compa-
ny entirely free from deb seems 80 desirable, that
large as their demand for paper Is IL will still be
maniiesty the interest OF he companY 70 purchase
Only part Of The machinery staIrd, until The re-
quhcu dul0uhtOl Aock - taken, rdfner than incur
debt; and yet regular cash market is already Sc
cured for al ille rap.T which the mill, with its
largest capacity, cen manufacture Having the
lots, waterpoKer, costof luildings and Of part Of
the machinery secufed the object would seem so
much easier auainable % secure sum for the ba-
lance Of the machinery. and the profits 20 accrue 50
much greater that We feel justified and coident in
The attempt 10 increase the subscriptions 70 capital
stock some 10 or y 900 dollars for that object The
full capacity Of the mill would manufacture over
100000 worth Of paper per aRanm; which, al
loving hm tep pefcent prDlif, WooElgfFe dividends
Of $4,000 ayear-divideDds ample asthe mos ai-
aricious could desire. IA i5s saa =
The plans and estimates win be exhibited az r.
T, BHows's 0ibee, AT charlcsiown, On next Court
day, The 18th inst, and all persons anxious for the
improreinent Of the County, desiring lucrative
Investment are requested 10 call and examine them
and 10 subscribe Tor such interest therein as they
deem proper Shares $50 eacliS -1eaia 10
The Presideht ofthe compa 3will visit Shepherds
tovBs Aiar.iRsbuEg Smitb6eld WincheSteT, Berry
yilles and LcesbnIg the earliest and mos favor
able opportunity afford citizens an opportunity 20
embark in this valuable enterprise and will be
happy, these occasions. d. afibrd them any in
.iormatonin bis power upon subjects Of man 1Iac-
turing generally or the operations OF this company
in particular. a HIRAM ELLIS, Pest
to Winchester Leesburg. and Martinsbnrg pa
pets phase copy 81 st 9rs -zA-sgs. tsHE -
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lUNlTED SFn.fEo HOTEI

HARPERS-FERRY. VA:
TyHE undersigned would respectfully inform the
Il public that he has leased the Hotel at Harpers-
Ferry, Gate in the occupancy Of Capt. JosEPH r.
A1ELLs) known as the United States H0tei and is
now prepared TO accommodate passengers by the
Rail Road. on travellers, in the most comfortable
manner Those travelling nthe Cars will find this
a most agreeable Dining place. where every fruit
Of the season, and luxury that can be had viii be
served up in the most choice style
4 To tae people Of this and the neighboring Conn-
ties he would say, that his House shall always be
open for their reception and accommodation as he is
determined 70 make their call agreeable. His Bar
shall contain the choicest Liquors-his Table the
oest The market afords-his Chambers well furnish
ed-and his Slabling, which is cornmodious shall
contain the best proyende and attended BY attentive
hostlers.
Give the House call, and Judge Of its merit, for
yourselves. ~
JAMES BATE WAGER.
Harpers Ferry, April 8. 1873 y
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Valuable Town Property
Blankets, Blankets.

EAVY twil4ed Negro Blankets, all sizes and
- - prices, for sale BY CRANE s. BROWN II
Nov. 30, 1878.
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COmmOdiOIis Dwelling.
Valuable FARM for Sale.

1HE undersigned, Trustees Of the estate of Will
Il liam g. Walton, deceased, Offer at private
sale, the very valuable FARM known by the name
OF r BEIHANY,p seven miles south Of Charles
town, Jetiefsoncennty, Virginia, Joining the farms
OF FL. l.. opie and Mrs. Lewis, and lying imme-
diately on the west bank OF the Shenandoah river
There are two good springs Of never-failing water
good brick Dwelling House and Out7buidings
This farm is remarkable for its adaptation To
the growth of wheat, corn, clover, &C., and Is one
OF the most beautiful on the river.
There are two hundred aud eighty acres Of clear
cd Land, and one hundred and forty seven well
Ti1lbered making In all f21 acres.
Persons wishing to purchase can view epremis-
es By calling on Mr. George Harris the present De-
cupant 8+iA
Application for purchasing mar be made to Mr.
Robert Jameson of Alexandria, Va, and to John
+. Hargrave, Shepherdstown Jefferson. county.
Va, either personally or by letter, post paid.
ta 4ff ROBERT JAMESON,
JOHN T.zILARGRAYE,sN
June Is ISiS-tf Jynstcex
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Oysters in every variety,
IROH IRO0.

"E have jest received large and complete as
w sortmeht of HUGHES IRON, viz: Il
Tires of all sizes, Plough Irons, Bolt Pins and
Plates Pump Handles Sledge anddMattock Moulds
II. ). Bars, Scollop and BaDdIro all sizes of
Round and Square Iron. Nail Rods &c., together
with large quantity of Baltimore Iron, on hand,
which makes urassonment more complete than il
ever has been; TO which the attention OF Backsmihs
is invited betOre purchasing elsewhere aswe arede
termined not TO be beaten 10 assortment or price,
Nov. 3D. 1913 T. G. RAWLINS g. CO..
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4. w. { r. c. SMITH.
FOUNDERS AND MAcHlNlsTs,


ALcraadrid, Vngatia,
LNXECUTE orders for high and low pressure
IL STEAM ENGINES, Seam sBoiiers and
Szeet Iron rurk, Elohiaery IF all kinds NIL Work
bOkh Wrought and cast, Sap B0iiers and MI ofhcr
Kettles and IaHs Beltse all Sizes Ornamental Rail
ing both rrongh and cast.
They keep on hand, and for sale Mccormick,
Stewart. FTeeborne and Davis PLOUGH CAST
INGS, Spout Shoes and Sash Weights for build
efs; Fire Brick Of superior quality, English refined
bar and AmericaHf3ar Iron, best qualify $50
The valuable assortment of GeariHg Patterns,
owned by them offers great inducement to persons
about erecting repairing Mills TO give them call
As they pledge themselves to furnish Castings &C.
Tor Mills and other purposes, Of as good quality
and on as reasonable terms as can be obtained in
any section Of the country Printed lists of their
Gearing patterns win be furnished on application
BY mail. I'D ATnsa issh i1
n. B. The great saving in transportation via
Canal, adds to the many inducements which we are
offering to those disposed TO paironize our establish
fnenE x4T rl T. w. &ER. C.S.
1AIexandria, Sept IA, 1919 issl f Fl
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Sis has girca HIM kick" is the Gle.
CANT phrase now employed to signify that q
lady has rejected gentleman or rather.
that gentle and ainiable animal. has put its
bony hoof against You and moved you of a
few PAGES towards nothingdom
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1zKIETYss


An old lady hearing 4 stated b. school
~, that ths World was round, and fevoissl
daily On t. axis, replied, well, d6nit
know anything about is axes, but I know il
dest turn over. FOR II L did We should Be
tumbled Of and 8 70 is being roaad, al
ca ZEE that Il Is : fat piece Of ground, and
stands upon rock 3 s...ss 81 S S =
- Bat upon what does the rock stand r.
Why, on another one, % Be sure.
but Ehat Supports the ln,t e
N hy. 4 child, there's rocks Al tbsHsg
down. -
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" a. - Il Il T. .sfaa i 81
FHE Subscriber being desiroasr of removing to
the West offers for sale THE FARM on
which he resides, situated seven miles West of
ChariesieHns Che seat Of Justice for Jefferson COM
iy, Va, within one and a-half miles OF Smithfeld
and rearlhe Winchester and Potomac Rail Road
and the Smith6ed and Harpers- Ferry Turnpike,
bounded on the East and West By public roads,
Containing 2l5 Acres Limestone Land,
about one hslfcleared and in good state OF cal,i.
walton, with abundant resources for its further i'm
proyement, available at very little expense. The
greater part Of The WOODLAND, (about los
Acres Is enclosed for pasturage the timber consists
principally Of oak and hickory, with suiciency Of
locust cedar and wild cherry.
The improvements consist Of a substantial and
COmrnOdious Dwelling.
cool Barn. with stabling sufficient for 70 head Of
horses and all other buildings necessary'to have on
a Farm "a large Cistern at the door, and never
failinS Wellof water Alse Pools (which supply
all the stock on the farm at alseasens OF the year
Fhereafe also TWO ORCHARDS OF choice
Fruit in full bearing Of all kinds.
In every respect This property combines the re-
quire nents d a comfortable residence with well
improved and productive farm. Il is offered for
sale upon the most liberal terms, both as 10 price
and Time Of payment For further particulars eli
ther apply 70 the subscriber (personally) BY let
ter, addressed to him near Middlcway, Jefferson
comfy, Va, GEORGE HIETT.
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E-sMrs Smith, said aeOmicarhusband
Il am astonishcd that you would conde-
sccnd to wear another woman's hair on your
head p sMr. Smith" she replied, II am e
qualify astonished that you would condescend
% wear another Sleeps wool on your back. y
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How TO MAKE WHisrLE OF 4 PICS TAN.
Married, on the 7th ult-, in Chestnut Grove,
BY the Rev. Mr.. Suitable, Mr. Jonathan
Whistle to Miss Jedutha Pigtail Look out
for music
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IN THE COUNTY COURT,
A.. = gNoyEMDER TERM, lSlS,,o1s s(sTF
GN-the motion Of George w Ooolus& Eliza
" beth II. his WIFE, (late Elizabeth Hortehsia
Bear) rule Is awarded against Samuel Hess, re-
curing him 10 settle his accounts as Guardian OF
said Elizabeth Hprlensia, 'retnrnable TO January
Term next (lS49)-and il appearing the satisac-
ton Of the Court ibat said Samuel Hess IS not an
inhabi,at OF Virginia il is ordered that notice Of
this rule be Published in the 'sCharlsstown Free
PIessn Cor eight weeks. s.9 A Copy Tes,e- 4
T, A. MOORE, Clerk
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nance,s NarsapariIla.

Vegetable or blood Pills tOr Purifying ne Blood,
DEM0VING bile, correcting all disorders Of The
IL stomach and bowels, costiveness dyspepsia
swimming IN The head, &c. Persons Of full habit
wlo are subject 10 headache, gdiness dfowsess and
singing in the ears, arising IRON too greata how OF
blood TO the heads should never be without thcm as
many dangerous symptoms will be entirely carried off
BY their immediate use III ~ n
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Coffon Yarn.

Ia THOUSAND lbs. Cotton Yarn, from ( to
III Is inclusive, from best factories; e@s
6UO fhs G. C. Chain; 600 do White,
Is bales, Cotlon Laps. pounds and half pounds,
IL do Wrapping Thread; 20 do Candle Wick,
for sale al reduced prices By Il III 80 =
Winchester Nov. 2. 1873. er-I ....a-..L...sn