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"A Val u " lllC Il uUllCs
4 REPORT is in circulation that BOYD'S
~ HOTEL in Charlotte is clo,ed"--a wilfu
wicked and malicious FALSEHOOD Black and
fiendtsh must DO the Heart in which II origna.
ted. Ever since located in Charlotte rioicnt and
rindiefiue opposition 10 my has been exert,
and many rAL>E and unfoaadsd reports THROWN INTO
CIRCULATION to pr adice the TRAVELLING COM
MUNlTY sgainst the, all of which have totally
disregsrded. Justice 10 mysslf family aud friends
demand al my hands PR Mrr coNTR Auction oil The
last and most f'tei in is tendency
B0VD'S HOTEL IS OPEN,
and will be KEPT nde pendent of all Ealse-
hoods and Pirate Commu Ricd 'ions-even should O.
theirs be ciasED Tie proprietor pledges hms, If to
do all he can to please MS GUESTS, and intends TO
FIGHT 1T OUT through thick and thin no 'sURREN
DER in him. Battery after battery may come a.
galnst him, but his will stand his GROUND and out line
all miHePr sentations. PATRONS of the HousE can
judge for themselves. l do not keep people for no
thing. but charge the same as others when they
make one.
J d. BOYD.
Charlotte. Nop 6. 1850 5,,r
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Negro Hiring.

Nv ILL he hired, al the residence OF The sub.cr,
" her. 3 miles from Charl iie on the States.
, lie road on Thursday. lie goth infant, the NE.
1koEn Belonging u csrnrs A. Henderson.
d HENDERSON. Guardian.
D~cembs II. 1850. 3w
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E.l.vCY 90
STAPLE GOODS.

STAPLE GODS,
direct from the Manufacturers, which he .rs 10
Merchants and Plsntsrs at prices equal TO any In
porting House in Boston or Ne. York.
Having experienced buyers constantly s,ationt d
IN the European and Northern Cities he will receive
by every arrival, the latest sly les of Goods ia each
market, which will be sold at small advance.
The Retail Department consists Of every descrip
iion Of staple and Fancy Dry Goods,
portion OF which is enumerated below, VIZ:
GIygE GOODS.
Merno de Franchise, bright colors ana black,
Cobura Cloths and Para 'nattas,
Colored \ black Alpaca lustres, various qualities,
Mohar and Silk Warp do.
Figured Alpiccas, Lionese and Canton Cloths,
PLAIN and Figured Cashmere,
do do M. dc LANES,
Coored ard black Silks,
Every STYLE of Ginghsms
English. French ard American Prints
DOMESTIC GOODS.
Bleachtd ard brown Shee,ing and Shifting,
osnaburgs, Dennins, Ticks and Checks,
Drnis, Kcrsey Jeans, Satiineis,
Tweeds, Flannels, Cambrics, SC,
Together with every description of White Goods,
Trimming Goods, Ribbons, Hosiery, Gloves &c.
! would respectfully call the attention OF Mer
chants. Planters and Others visiting this city 10
examination OF my stock, us they will find iu an
recruitment and at low rate as any Mercantile
House.
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PROSPECTUS.
"Concord Mercury,

'sf81. ol enlers propose to publish a News,,.
= POI u ne town Of Concord NJ c., to be called
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Z. SON MERS. 334 X no S


NJ pembtr l3, 1850. 49tf
N u The CHARLESTON CASH STORE
at Charlotte, G., conducted by Mr.. l..
DRUCkER, ard the CAMDEN BAZAAR, at Cam.
dem. 5. c, conducted by Mr.. NJ DRUCKER-these
two establishments being connecied with my Store,
easily understood hy the pub2 at large phy and
ho1 they enabled to sell lower than other Stores
IN those two places, who have these facilities of
oh aiming their Goods FS
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Blank Notes
LN0R sale at this Office, besides all other Blanks
u used BY Clesks and ConsiablsA
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A NEW set of BUGGY HARNESS Tor Sslc.--
"A Enquire At This Oiiice
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ORNAMENTAL AND JOBBING TYPE,

Bordering &c. I.e,l assured that the elegance aud
accuracy OF all the Type manufactured by me can
not be Surpassed by any Founder IN he Uaion BY
an entirely new iueih q IN tht mfIiag aud casting
| am enabled L, rtiatn the pftaes II fte component
parts Of the m,io aud thus TO produce, in addition
TO an elegant the most
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SOLID AND DURABLE TYPE,

heteiof re offered 10 the public. To this last lea
tutc would IN particular call attention, for solidiy
and durability OF Type is the principle ofeconony,
OF the greatest Importance TO all typographers. The
members Of the craft " Ill also find ready 10 sup
ply all kinds Of
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HOOK AND NEWSPAPER TYPE,

of the newest and most beautiful style am ALEC
prepared to supply he much admired Scotch letter
having lately procured from Scotland series o.
these beautiful faces together with every variety
form aud pattern OF
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CITY OF WASHINGTON SUNDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER 10, 1850


HRAHAM completed tie most extensive give
s higher character and his Magazine Tor the coming
James, celebrated novsIs been engaged 10 give
series OF splendid romances. M #gr
Geoe Pence the poet Of the West win write exclusively
poem for every number. . ts.t III Z. =
Grace Greenwood engaged give series Of her beautiful
stories. stf \ ~. NJ
u M Isssre, Carolina win contribute brilliant Of
papers for 1851. #aet a1 Nttat54 ~ L... s.4 Etg
Miss Cooper the auhor Of Rural
gagged, with Whippe and Longfellow, Bryant and lowell
r. d, Reed the artist and Dussedorf
to ltaly furnish from the galleries superb Of drawings
Artists om America have been London and
splendid Of highly finished drawings renowned Davd Of
Pas be furnished incompatible ladies' depart
men which will excel anything that been produced In
Paris England the United States Tho h appears in the De
cember number.
All this foress Of spendo in this Magazine for 1851 and,
raham readers viii be ssionshed Graham aboshes
the system Of canvasng and constitutes
and editor Now u the time 20 form clubs, the December
number closes the volume, a 5s&
TERMS-sINGLE COPIES, 90.
PRrcE le5lAn orders Gahams Magazine,
commencing with 1851 viii be supplied hs following rates Sin
gle subscribers % copie $ fve copies &0 and ten copies
go extra The sending the club Of ten
cbe These terms will not bc departed from by Of the three
dollar magazines atG8 si8t6fs 1a
All orders addressed 10
-T77 7EHahF GEORGE X GRAHAM,
atI. l34 Chestnut street, Philadelphia Penn.
Oct l0--3td&3tw W. A1
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Ths Of viii be upon books unless the
payment OF tho subscription be made In advance.
distant subscribers forward money ~ esss ne postage
ON winch van be paid BY BY ourselves sn
safe transmission. = r - II ~
The COUNTRY PAPER Is pubshea uiweskly during tRs
slons OF Congress- and semi weekly during
Subscriptions for period Than year viii be ree.aved an
terms propordoned TO the above annual rates.
nyPosTMAsTERs authorized 10 .e ou, .na nv
sending DAILY subscribers, ESQ enclosed or vlvs
SEMI WEEKL subscribers, with S25 or RVS WEEKLY
subscribers enclosed viii be 70 one copy f ,hs
edition they furnish us Subscribers for, Usas. m
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THE AMERICAN Lave stock Ins

THE AMERICAN Lave Stock Insurance Company
Vncenres, Indiana Charter unlmed 1850
Capital, $50. 600. Stockholders individually liable. fN
For e insurance Of horses mues prize bulls Sheep and cattle
Of descriptions against the combned risks re acc
DENTS and disease Also upon stock driven eastern markets
transported South LOSSES paid thirty days after proof Of DEATH
Bowman, councillors Ferdinand Eberwine
uechan Captain Isaac Mass merchants George D. Hay mer
chants Hon. Thomas Bishop builder; John Wise merchant and
bank Alvin W. Tracy merchant and bank director Hon
Abner Ellis, State Of Vincennes Abm Smith,
farme bank director, and auditor Of Knox county sa n
Joseph q. Bowman, Presdent b. Shure Whitney, Secretary
Of the State Bank Of Indiana
NELSON, agent, Penns,vana avenue, 18th
18th streets, Washington City. WI Bs
Sept 2S-diy 4i.t F13 s5
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NEW DRESS Goods, Embroidered shayyls. tkc.--Ihe
subscribers have this opened addition their stock Of
fancy goods Tor ladies', among which
10 pieces supeaivsy rich bocade silks, for evening
is do A for street
10 do rich watered silks, cosr
do styles spotted silks, very
do rich plain Gro de Algies
10 do rich and new styles Chene silks
Is do figured and changcable silks, very cheap
do heavy black waered silks, oil widths
10 do colOred and black Turk sains de
30 do very fine French mern0s, every shade
IS rich colored sik velvets do
10 do do watsred Irish poplins do
so do do French cashmere d'Ecosse, new style
Il IS do do do mousseines dc laine, do
80 Scotch do low priced
X m ~ very rich real cashmere long shawls
90 do do do square do
Is lateststyes scotch long do
30 styles lace capes t,#s..,
dozen real valencia lace collars
embroidered muslin and lace sleeves and cuffs
do richly embroidered handkerchieis, &c. .sa
Together with other and desirable articles their ne
70 which they respectfully invite the attention Of the ladies' OF the
Oct s-2wif r, ii. HooE 4 co.
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Supreme Court OF the United states.
DECEMBER Term, Is49

DECEMBER Term, l649.
RUIZ Ordered That where appearance is not entered
the plaintiff defendant before the
Of the next succeeding that on which the case
docketed Of the plaintiff
No. 55--When called for argument al two sue
and the call al the second term neithe party
prepared dismissed OF the plaintiff
shown for further posponenent
RULE No OTdered, That printed arguments under the oieh
shall hereafter be received unless filed within tine h ten
days Of the " st Ai. ts .5Hi .9 f3..t II 4
RUS No. 81 Ordered twelve printed copies Of the alb
strac points, authorities required by the third rule be
filed with the clerk days called for
copies for the for the repoer one for the
49, Test, 73 e' Eisi 20 wM THoS. CARROLL,
OctIs-law3w aasf hl thl# Ga3 a tf q. y. G. u. s.
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John X. Martin,
General Agent 1or Claimants,

General .assniJ for Claimants, 3't - I.
once (ior preent No. 4 Law Buildings RehAsad, Va
s sa ss
oeno , ~ sgsins, hs @ al n nd ma III
sas oai % os'Ss war s d P sa s' R asssas s
s ons facilities for the prosecution Of claims which
l IN addressed him = ssss, Rsmeaa
He ha the s oosar gentlemen 10 refer 10
ss% hG% no.. n: Isss.s s.,;.
Boladsy rsulas Powell, Boeock Richard Parker, A
Mason john NJ Sass and jane. Lyons, esq.
Hon = Hobbie Assistant Postmaster Genss and Thoms.
Oct 5-dawAwsm
EW Elegant Carpetings, &c.-The sabscrbss have
pleasure informing friends, citizens gen
ire s sn as.. s.s
aa o sys % ysS Sa % % and
former display 70 which the attention Of le psons ha.
IN cARPErINGs.
French and English velvets. ass. designs, supcraiye
asis susss.ss ssfis Easi.h sss sis.ss. heavy
.,,e DO premium American 9s a.ss sIu..ss .si
Imperial pss ,aIss .assi fly, assiss asS patterns
And Ameliean ng;sin ~ wool, ow.priesd
Cocoa matings for basement passages
Fs. %p 4 ] sss ssss.ssSs es s, sD ssps ssa'
Extra rich Chenelic and tuned rugs
Figured ss.s. and Ss largo GO IS se &C.
IN CURTAIN MATERIALS, they name
Extra rich French de LANES
do Mossied ] da@a.k every shade
do French English cbintzes
Twlled and plain Turkey (red) cashmeres
Embroidered lace and muslin curtains "
Gilt corcc late Styles gimps, tassel loops &c 10 great va
ney
They especial carefully selected
Linen sheetinss table damasks, satin damasks
Table cloths, damask table napkins 2i
Towelngs, table and piano covers
White and coored bod quilts bed and crib blankets
Pinow-case linens, cotton sbeetngs .5
damasks, oilcotis, hc.
Together every their incal Of which have
been purchased such terms viii enable them TO maintain
their reputation Of furnishing the very best goods al the lowest
"ssp Sep. ai--4wif P.H. HooE co.
DCaIIs AND SHOES, Boots and shoes az prof.
HsWe would most respectfully call the attention o. our cys-
public Of boots and shoes for
ladies' gentlemen, misses boys chldren and SERVANTS both hight
and heavy: @.#ssl fH H1W
NJ 10 the Iadies. 5a sfs
we have every variety CATERS CATERS bukins Jefsr-
slips excesior Jenny Lind, all warranted to give satsnc
DO gaier shoes do. o...................-......o ct
Bronze gaiters, thick soles ~
Do gater shoes do...
Misses and chiidrens ofcvery quality and variety.
10 the Gentenisa.
Call and variety style
Patent leather and caskin Congress CATERS, ~
Cloth do..... .Jto = W "
superior Of watcr- proof boots cunning and
farming purposes, - o
peggd boots shoes single and double sos Of our
own manufacture 5gg s.. ss# tI.t
10 the Farmers ond Pfanfers. st.#
obeavy and boots for servants and farm
hands, equaied and quality In this city We in
ve and all 10 call before purchasing as we ha onc mduce
purchased with great from the
Of Philadelphia and the East which we are pre-
south side Of Penn. av. between 9Th and nh ss, ~
- door to b. l.. Jackson and Bro
"a taxiy n
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urII.ILAM TUCKER, Merchant Tailor, (of the late
Tueke1 would call the attention of his friends
me public Of goods opening which
selected by importing houses In
YORK variety and richest styles ever
offered In bs city respectfully and earnestly solicited
rve examine stock before purchasing as am
confident be their advantage.
And would especialy of officers both Of the
army and navy prepared 70 execute all kinds Of
sf The shortest nc ce and
prices, warranted, both In the cutting and making de-
partmeps o ary establishment In this country
his thanks 20 bs numerous friends or eir
continued and bops BY ne same dgenee
business merit continuation ofthe same
All orders promptly executed d
Sept D-3tawlw
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0snersl Aaeney and Law once ~t Washingten,
Fat DE sELDIN0 4 WYLIE, n iegsi p

1odis ButLdtnGs, FsaBsypana
BroWnS Hotel, WasAington, d. C. n
CHAs. DE sELDIN0 ANDREW wYLIE, jr., having formed
pal tnehip for the upoe Of prosecuting claims before
executive before board
ni,sIone appointed for The adjustment Of spoaons Other
claims,
full and faithful attention TO a business that be usted
charge They will attend obtaining pensions, bouni,
land duties, arising under
oesw.e buying and selling real ssta,e collecting private san
Ac 4
Andrew Wye jr., amy business with which
either himself the h be intrusted In of the
the District, Supreme Court Of the United
'Chas DE Sedng, being United States commissioner nolary
public and Of deeds for
will give prompt attention the taking If Testimony, acknoeg
Deeds and other duties which appertain his oce
Charges will be moderate, regulated
and extent OF services required. 9l@f
Communications (post paid) will receive attention
Sept 6-dly
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j CARD.
Wines and Llq1ers.
HE undersigned would respectfully chi attention to his stock Of
The facilities for obtaining from abroad oil wines,
saee by him. and more direct kaowisdse with
wine growing districts Of Europe than . ~ any
Ths Of hs store and vaults are
oe wanting small assorted lots Of choice wines for
r % sans Of France and
many, not usually be obtained here. g@
COUNTRY TRADE supplied wholesale prices most favor
CLuBs viii find much to advantage from sub
FAMILIES can command the very prices
also the cheapest sorts Of wines and liquors. foh CoL
MEMBERS or LEGISLATIVE BODIES, messes, and others
.% FREE Of SHARES w af
by dozeD Of assorted sorts at the shortest notice.
S he. ORDERS through Hcos sSs pssi
Importer and Wnes &C., 76 Walnut street, Philadelphia
asEGARs importation from Havana Of various sorts
always hand from S9 TO $40 per and sold
by other store In the CITY,
Jan24-dAcpiy.
TVIIE Magnetic Telegraph Company, Morse nne0 the
n e0s, @ s s line erendns New
York. Philadelphia, Bamoe and Washington and delivering and
New Brunswick Princeton, Trenton, Wilmington, and Havre de
only line in the country At The present ne having up
deliver oums, which HI may Be
required oft for he o. ne p.Dme w @
.as nass lime os
%anasr q ss line have lately s,ema,zed is
transmission aad mode Of delivery o. messages
,eo maes wnsn with the
Invite D. sys 3, ss e ~ and zee
The Magnetic Telegraph Company are M
Congress Hail. ssssae ni SSs.uo, es a
cy Building New York, No. Hanover street. coe "
beaver. ,sl IA EtH asStd ,sireEt, vn NJ SWAIN q
c,s-dlw tRsp. Intl President
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A NEW Route Pittsburg, tl.e E3altimoEe. sus.
n yusbnaaa, and Pehntaaia Rarea 1hyeasA % suys u
3 AeuTs An OF will leave Calvert station daily
United States Washington and Baltimore al rs
connecting with the fast line az MddIetown at p M, ar-
riying NJ Harrisburg at II, dinner. st#at M
The train leaves Harrisburg for at ?, arriving Al
Hodysbug Al this point have the option o
taking either Johnstown by packet boats
stages direct from Hollidaysbug 70 Pttsburg.
Tickets will be following points by this an 70 vii
York, Wnglsvile, Columbia, Marietta MiddetowD, Harrisburg
PORT Mlefstowu, Pesvile, ,Lewown Nc Veystown, Hunt
ingion Hoiidaysburg, and Pittsburg.
This train also with the Cumberland Valley raroad
through Carlse Shppensbufg Chanbesbug and
otlaer points W. - n tTAe ib3 7Nats E14sr
For passengers from Washington for %
the points, company will be al The
depot Of tie BALTIMORE and Ohio Railroad Company on he arrival
morning receive the baggage, which VIII be
ee"'-- s''s' = RoBERT STEWART, W.
Ocf1--dn las "a taaass te8stz3 FL Ticket Agent
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GENERAL vapor Bsth-AdoP,ed unanimously by Congress,
VI through the recommendations Of United
states and other physicians, tesmonials
The fixed portable the position
favorable debtsted safe equal distribution
heat The applications Nature aiding The potent epidemic
antdote sulphur United States penitena
and sisswhs.e sdbept cgf h sdr
still used In Turkey there lately
studied found particularly eiceabe
organs Of respiration Instructions and night. for making
but safely graduated electro
vanc and magnetic machines and other complaints
Applied City Hail. wing, hrst hoo convenient for the
seu, s-eodf BOYD REILLY.
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nICTIONNAI1xE du Diplomatic et du Consul, par 10
u Baron Cussy, vol, Leipsic, ief6
ON Consular Service John Green, British consul for Greece
1 vol, London, 1898 ,s.e 49
Agents. Cousuaes, Francais q Euanger', par NJ
MANUEL Praiqae 1u Con-ast, par r. A. Dc Mensch vol,
Cause. rc de. Cons, lie Baron chas do Mar
y vols, Leipsic, 1871 . -, -. r., - a. ..... a
vols, Leipsic, 1853 ~ -, $3.50 ,-oo
Wo,f,s Jus sentlum vol, MsudeburRh, l74s
Historic des Progcs de po de Gems en- Europe " en-
Amenque 2 voIs., Lepsic, 1875 :. !, ,,., -,
redge, NJ dc HohmaDn, Sir
I,mes In,osh "a Rover Colard voir, Paris, Is3S
schocli Recueil Pieces Oncees. , vols, Pans lelo
Mesel Cours de Dpomatique. vols, Pens, ioB
bpomsuqu Ies Ministries Pubcs e les agen,
stioue. Chas DE Martens Edition
redire par Nj Picbuet Ifofmanns 3vos Paris ieB
Rscsny imported from Europe with others on he same class o.
'aSsee'~ 9e q " s,i arsc 81. FRAsCK TAYLOR.
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MANAGEMENT tho Capitoi-The Committee on Pub
u lie Buildings OF the senate having hsen authorized BY resou
o t body to invite accompanied y estimates oT the
exensnn q e Capitol snd 70 allow premd o. nvs hundred
dollars adopted the Committee Pub
lie Buildings two houses accordingly invite such
pIans esues Secretary Of the Senate
IL beNbie the first day OF December next
Il required that these plans and estimates shall provide for the
additional WINGS be placed
ohe present building by the erection OF
distinct building within the enclosure 70 the east Of the
building.
The committee do not desire prescribe any condition that may
Judgment but they
prefer plan be have such
with the building
symmetry when complete
Although but plan be adopted The committee reserve 70
different plans submitted should such be found in
which event. COMMITTEES also 70 themselves the right to
divide Judgment amount
premium whole plan those whose plans
adopted according the relative importance and
merit OF each part adopted. i. : ,,.,. .
.# f 0I4.ss ra#.at JEFFERSON DAVIS,
JOHN H. CLARKE,
Committee the Senate Public Buildings
SENATE CAAmBER, 3Oti September 1850.
3-2wd
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MRS. ID. III. Burr's French and English Seminar
Young Ladies'

Corner Of Ninth and streets Warrington,
yUI reopen Monday the 18th Of September thorough
English studies pursued, and superior advantages
this
Institution Able Instructors employed in the several depart
Principal of
pupils ntrned her lned number of boaIde
French
and also enjoying the comforts OF pleasant home.
Terms, Ac. made known application to the Principal.
Aug 27-3mw4w ts #.#a t@4
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General Agency nd washington, ID. z. ~
ny A. M FARQUHAR, formerly Of Hansburg Pennsyiv.nia
ID government for services IN me war WIN
the revolutionary with Great Brsan and he
ida II. #e.gt. 'fs ... Il as..
For pensions, bounty land, or scrip
oanty Landw attend 70 the purchase and sale oi ooohV
Paisnf oes-Tbe applications for patents procuring mode
&c will all their various branches
enrra Post OHeA claims against thc department wi ~
Of contractors quarterly accounts pay
New Orleans Delta Nashville Union Mobile Adyerisc Louis
vile Cincinnati Caxeue
sentinel New York Herald Detroit Free Press VIII publish
the amount OF S5 their bills TO this ONCE
with paper
III NJ SMITH, corner OF Main and 18Th streets, late
h of the PARKER SMITH, solieits early orders ioi
eshe particularly for those o the large. class, win Nv @ es
chimes theshes and horse powsr corn &
own cousuacon The celebrated Bambroash nn 80 much
sought ner Pennsylvania He asks parucuiaf
So warranted superior 70
other He dcvotcs particular attention
10 repa particularly those made by Sabez fa
by smith He will warrant such repairs 10 give
sasaon spikes be inserted at small cost thu
making machines ., inferior rom equal 70 new
Also on hand machines, extra tcke
for same, and cl,aias for chain horsepower
RIoHnosp, We. t.# a.
May7-w6w