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Grand Lodge OF the United states'
Transportation Of Cuba Prisoners!
Riot at Key West!

BALrnaoRE, September 1872 p m.
The Grand Lodge, /. o. o. f.. assembled at
nine o'clock this morning, and has been in
secret session ever since, considering the report
of the committee on the degree for wives Of
scarlet members.
Sales Of one thousand bbls. City Mills and
FIVE hundred bbls. Howard street -four, at
1887; grain and other things dull and un-
changed.
New York market quiet; cotton dull bread
stuffs unchanged.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
ODD-FELL0Wg HAIIIiI

TNHE CELEBRATED CARNCROss FAMILY ra.nsot.
uiiy announce series OF their inimitable Concerts
= tne snoye Hall commencing on Monday evening,
tetes, Italian Opera Scenas New and Popular Dances
Comic Singing YANKEES Burlesquss, Sayings, &C., de-
making altogether bill Of great variety and excellence
Doors open at ~, Concert commences at O'clock
sep 8-u
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The President AND his surrs.-we learn
from good authority that the President Of the
United States and Secretaries Conrad and Stu
art are expected to return TO thi. city by SUM-
day next
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O1EU,
At Floyd Courthouse Virginia. the 9th instant Mr.
NATHANIEL HENRY, about 60 years of age of the
famous PATRICK HENRY.
HI- Ottce.-A special meeting of the Northern
Liberties Fire Company will be held at their Hall
Tuesday evening" the 10th instant at o'clock.
BY order of the Vice President.
sep 10 JOHN j. PEABODY, Sec. pro tenn.
BOARD WANTED, and FURNISHED HOUSE
ID for Rent-A small Family having house much
large for their DESTROYS it. board
with the occupants The location is very desirable.
addressed to GA b. Co. and left at this office, stating
where interview be had with the applicant will
be promptly attended to- sep left
| GHAS. HI. LANE has just returned from New
~ York with rich and elegant assortment of Fall
styles of Gentlemens Furnishing Goods.
Also additional supply Of Beebes New York Hats,
Caps, &c.
The public respectfully invited to examine these
superior goods. sep 16-3t
NE QUINCEY'S LITERARY REMI-
~ NIsCENCES3 2 vols, limo.
Motherwell's Posthumous Poems; / vol.
Tho Vision Of Sir Launfal, poem; by James Russell
Lowell
Memoirs Of Rev. Jos. Buckminster, and his son. the
Rev. Joseph Stevens Buckminser; by Mrs. E. b. Lee.
/ volume.
Brief Practical Treatise on Mortars with an account
of the Public Works in Boston Harbor; by Lieut. Vim.
III. Wright U. s. Engineer
This day received for sale by TAYLOR MAURY,
sep 16- Booksellers 9th ST.
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TEXAS CnEDIroRs.- the meeting yesterday
we find no regular report this morning; but
learn, in addition to what we yesterday stated.
that the debate on General Hamilton's resolu-
tons continued in an exciting strain. Mr..
Houston, of Delaware stated that the committee
had presented their resolutions simply as sug-
gestions for the creditors, without claiming for
for them any peculiar merit, but as basis for
action. They however, together with hume
rous other propositions, were laid on the table,
and the meeting adjourned sine die, without
ehecting any thing definite. II is understood
that the creditors win rely upon Congress to
sdjudicate matters between them and Texos
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NEW STYLE RIBBONS, COMBS, &c.

NEW ol LIE hlbDUNo, Cumbb, &C.
TUsT oPENED--An assortment Of Fall style Ribbons
81 consistingof
Rich Broche PLAIDS, beautiful Corded do.
Polka figured wide Watered edge
Rich Dove-colored, corded edge, Extra wide Tartan
Cheap Plaid, striped and figured
Cherry and black Velvet, for cuffs, ties and bands
AlsoFrench worked Collars, and handsome styles
French worked Observation-Disclosures, fine Linen do
Buffalo and Imitation Tuck Combs, new patterns
Shell and Imitation Side-Combs, Long Combs
~ Kings Magnetic Washing Fluid &c. &C.
At Mrs. COLLISIONS Millinery Fancy Store,
9th ST., near corner Louisiana av National hotel
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ARRIVAL OF DR.. GARDINER.-The well-known
:" X" of the Baltimore Sun wrote from this city
to that paper yesterday evening:
"Dr. Gardiner has returned in the Pacific,
and will arrive here to,night or tomorrow
morning early. / have seen and talked with
him in New York. He is ready to meet and
confound all his accusers."
We have to add that DR.. Gardiner has ar
riped in this city, and that already he has been
in the custody of the Marshal and bailed out,
giving security in the sum of $4,000. DR..
Thomas Miller and Mr.. Riggs Qate partner
of Mr. Corcoran) entered on his bond. Dr..
Miller was the security of the brother of DR..
Gardiner in the sum of $4,000. 1t is reported
in this city, however, that deposite of $40, 900
has been made to indemnify DR.. M.
So then, issue will be joined, and the "great
Gardiner Claim" will be settled at last.
The younger Gardiner has gone to Mexico,
it is said, to procure testimony to establish the
validity Of this claim.
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NEW DRY GOODS.

MAGRUDER CALVERT, Pennsylvania avenue
wi between Sth and 9th Streets have lust received
fresh supply Of seasonable DRY GOODS which they viii
of at very low prices Their stock is large and as
sortment complete au4-tf
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NOTICE OF COPARTNERSHIP.

fTNHE SUBSCRIBER has associated with him In the
i Dry Goods business Il. p. MILLER, of Jefferson
county, Virginia; the copartnership 10 take effect from
the 18th inst The business for the future win be con-
Quoted under the firm Of VERIFY MILLER.
G. w. VERIFY.
In entering upon the above arrangement the subscr
Der deems proper and is happy TO have 1t In his power
10 oer TO his friends and the public generally his sincere
thanks Tor their liberal support and patronage during the
time ne has been In business, and bespeaks for the
nrm continuation Of past vors assuring all that the
arrangement has been made under the iattering
circumstances, as the facilities Of the firm will be the
best Tor doing larger and extended business on
the best and most advantageous principles TO buyers
o. Persons having unsettled accounts with me win
nave the kindness to close them at early day as posi-
BILE either with the cash at short dates as they
will see the necessity Of my winding up the old
au l9-dlmif g. w. VERIFY.
HURST IMPRESSIONS OF ENGLAND
IL AND ITS PEOPLE-By Hugh Miller, au-
thor of Footprints OF the Creator" sold Red Sand
sone," &c.
The Popular Encyclopedias Of Biblical Literature con-
densed from the larger work by John Ktto, DID, FSA.
Plymouth and the Pilgrims, by Joseph Banyard; one
small yolume illustrated.
Lectures on the Lords Prayer, by Vim. r. Williams;
1 vol ss& =
Arynes Cyclopdia of Anecdotes of Literature tho
Fine Arts--Part LIST.
The Geological Observer, by De Ia Beche.
Lardner's Mechanics.
Lardner's Hydrostatics.
Lardner's Optics. t4g
This day received and for sale by
TAYLOR 4 MAURY,
sep 10 B0oksellers, near 9th street
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MARRIED,

On Sunday evening last, by the Rev. Mr.. ArIa, Mr.
JOHN CASEY to Miss MARY ANN FLANNEGAN, all o,
this city.
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SAVANNAH, Sept. 10.
The vessel William & John has arrived from
Havana, with dates to the 9Th instant. The
captain reports that on the 9th Spanish trans
port ship left for Spain with one hundred and
sixty American prisoners.
A difficulty occurred at Key West, in conse-
quence of the arrival there of Spanish vessel.
The citizens endeayored to take and burn her,
but she escaped. The citizens then broke up
all Spanish shops, stores, sc.
New YORK, September l5.--Clements, con-
victed of numbering Ravens, has been pardoned
The schooner Grey Eagle has arrived, with
dates from Port au Platte to the 9th. The
Haytiens and Dominicans were again prepar-
ing for war. The Haytien feet had got as far
as Cape Hayti. A hurricane occurred at Port
au Platte on the 10TH which destroyed twenty
three houses. The English and Brazil packet
was lost, and nearly every vessel in the harbor
more or less injured
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 15.--The President ar
rived here about o'clock, and was enthusiast
tically welcomed. He proceeded quietly to
Walnut street wharf, and took the O'Clock
boat for New York.
The railroad bridge over Hackensack river
near Newark, N. j., was totally consumed this
morning. A ferry boat was stationed there to
keep up the communication.
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Il
The Philadelphia and Baltimore papers CON
tain very ample ard particular accounts Of THU
affair; but nearly their whole tenor appears Il
have been conveyed by the statements We have
already given. The death Of the elder MIR.
Gorsuch, the severe wounding of his SON and
injury to his other companions, are the acts
that have so intensely excited the public mind
in Pennsylvania and Maryland. These acts
were committed by party of negroes, (and
none others,) combined for the purpose of pre-.
venting the arrest Of two slaves belonging tc
Mr. Gorsuch. If there was the least appear
ance of hardness on the part of the authorities
and people Of Pennsylvania to cause the arrest
and punishment of the violators of law, VIC
should look upon the affair as possessing in
terest of grave national character. But this
is not the case. Every thing is being done
that can be toward apprehending and bringing
to punishment the offenders; and we believe
the precedent will not prove such as to give
encouragement to the future resistance Of law
in Pennsylvania.
The Philadelphia Bulletin Of yesterday even
ing says:
"Our contemporaries of the daily press unite,
without distinction Of party, in condemning tho
atrocious outrage at Christiana, on Thursday.
The general testimony, however, is that the
whites Of the neighborhood though they unan-
imously refused to assist the slave owner in any
way, did not incite the negroes to riot"
The jury of the coroner are asserted by some,
however, to be sympathizers with the negroes
The following is the minute of their doings:
"a coroner's inquest was held by Joseph d.
Powell, esq.,, on the body of Edward Gorsuch,
who returned verdict, the substance of which
is as follows
s'Upon the affirmation Of Geo. Whitson, John
Rowland, Osborne Dare, Hiram Kennard, Saml
Miller, Lewis Cooper, George Firth, William
Knott, John Ellis, VIM. Millhouse, Joseph Rich
wine, and Miller Knott, good and lawful men
of the county aforesaid, who, being duly af-
frmed, and charged to inquire, on the part
of the Commonwealth, when, where, and how
the said deceased came to his death, do say,
upon their afirmations, that, on the morning
Of the 18th inst, the neighborhood was thrown
into an excitement by the above deceased, and
some five or six persons in company with him,
making an attack upon family of colored per-
sons living in said Gap, near the brick mill,
about o'clock in the morning, for the purpose OF
arresting some fugitive slaves, as they alleged.
Many of the colored people of the neighbor-
hood collected, and there was considerable firing
of guns and other firearms by both parties |;
upon the arrival of some of the neighbors at the
place after the riot had subsidized, found the
above deceased lying upon his back, or right
side, dead Upon post-mortem examination
upon the body of the said deceased, made by
Drs. Patterson and Martin, in our presence, we
believe he came to his death by gun-shot
wounds that he received in the aforementioned
riots, caused by some person or persons to vi
unknown"
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browns ESSENCE OF JAMAICA
ID Gtnger-Fifty cents per bottle.
For sale by III r. CALLAN,
sep 11--tr Corner OF and 18th streets.
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THERMoMErRIoAL.-Even in our changeful
climate we have seldom experienced SO sudden
transition of summer into winter as the past
few days have shown US. The last week was
quite as oppressive as the severest weather Of
July or August; while the present week re-
quires closed doors, fires, and cloth apparel.
A writer in this mornings intelligsneer, who
resides in an elevated position on Capitol Hill,
furnishes a memorandum Of the state of ther-
mometer within his house. and on the sunny
side without, during few days, from which we
make the following table:
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APPoINTMENT.-We see it stated that the
California Land Commissioners have conferred
the position of Secretary to the Board on DR..
Charles w. Davis, gentleman who served with
great credit to himself on General Woops staff
in Mexico. DR.. Davis is ripe Spanish scholar,
and it is remarked that the Board will doubt
less be greatly benefited by the acquisition of
SO competent an officer. He was for short
period before its close the Secretary Of the late
Board on Mexican Claims
P. S.-We have reason to doubt that this
appointment has yet been determined on.
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CARD MUSICALE

VzAIkO MUUIOAUG
TNHE UNDERSIGNED, who, for more than four years.
met with the greatest instructor of Music
in the city of Washington, has, during his stay
spent three months at the of Music
at Leipzig under the Professors Moscheles David Drey
scholk and Others improved himself and particularly in
regard to the Piano, Solo Singing, &C., being in the
city, takes pleasure in offering again his services to his
former patrons and other citizens of Washington, and
hopes that the Washipgonians will not find It to their
disadvantage to give him least the same
ment and confidence LAS thorough faithful teacher)
he has heretofore enjoyed. @. w. SCHUERMANN,
Professor Of Music.
nue., between 18th and 18th sta. Tsen 1 I-aoi1u,
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DIED,
At Floyd Courthouse, Virginia. the 9th instant MI
NATHANIEL HENRY, about 90 years of age, son of tn
famous PATRICK HENRY
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AN ACT to supply deficiency in the appropriation for
lighting the City Hall with gas.
Be 10 enacted By the Board Of Aldermen and Board o.
Common Council Of The city Of Washington, That the
of three hundred dollars much thereof may be
necessary, be and the is hereby appropriated
able out Of the general fund.- for the purpose
the deficiency in the appropriation TO light the City Hall
with gas.
SILAS III. HILL,
President of the Board of Common C6uncl
b. d. FRENCH,
President Of the Board Of Aldermen
Approved, August 80, 1851.
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WANTS.

WANTS.
NyANTED TO RENT-One or more ROOMS
w suitable for Printing Office. Address I" PRINTER"
at this Office. sen l5--3t
A Servant Woman Wanted.--A servant
IA Ia slave preferred) competent cook and wash for
family, will find good situation by applying the Drug
Store, corner of II and Seventh streets.
au7 TIFF j. f.. CALLAN
WANTED-An APPRENTICE, l6 or II years of
w age stout boy, well recommended, will hear
OF a good opportunity by applying at this Office.
sep 1-f
GANNON'S DYSPEPTIC BITTERS.-A
~ supply of these valuable Btters to-day received
on sale by the bottle or dozen. j. II. CALLAN,
sep 11--tr corner Il and It'll SITS
SCHOOL BOOKS mt New York Prices.
- full assortment of all kinds in use; and the
best STATIONERY ofevery variety, for sale by
AUSTIN GRAY,
au 30 It'll street. opposite Odd Fellows Hall
THE PUBLIC SCHOOL books, and ali
those used in the private academies institutions
in the District of Columbia and adjacent country.
For SALE at New York prices, by
TAYLOR 4 MAURY,
sep l. booksellers, near 9th street
SCHOOL BOOKS AND STATIONERY
A THE BIBLE DEPOSITORY, corner of L and 10th
IA streets
sep l--tf JAMES NOURsE.
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AN ACT for the relief of James B. Greenwich.

BE IL enacted, dc, That the of ninety dollars be
and is hereby appropriated out Of any money to the
dit of the First Ward not otherwise appropriated for the
payment of balance due James B. Greenwich for con-
structng reservoir at the of6th street and
north conformaby to the provisions of the
of September the ninth, eighteen hundred and forty
relation to reservoirs. Approved, September Q, 1851
Blue hen's chicken. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1848-1854, 1851-06-06
Citizens of Delaware.

D RorLE OF DRLAwAREil Your State has suffered
sss 10 suffering from that but little effort is made
inimense tracts nf lands 10 sections lie
ntIekLss wastes which In few years might be made
sih tbs busy hum Of inhustFygiru employ mentf
and treHd 10 those who need them. aud sill further in
ability to eompeia with other aud distant
gtatos IN tho pfoglesH towards agricultural aud manuuc
ring peroltIou Remove the which va allude
and yoaf State will fill W with cntefpTisng -u.in,is men
yearwHso and idle lands Willie improved ynuf res.ur
ess Of every hind rapidly developed, Your nd be
made eqnsliy produeliynrnn be purchased cheap
market yaar door aud thu pfodurt will yield twlcs
mach Why then will you suffer II 10 Dol The FEW Err
aud AGUR prevails to asrrat eAtent and II may be,
black eonssrted into three black crow hut
aR you have the this dark SPOT and yopr
wilt gIl and march rapidly into rank The FEW R
aud AouE II Ia the first tbs last tho considerable rbee
West. Az the Inducements and advantages which Won
sndsuhtsdly possess, nothing when weighed in te
asisans with this dread fce What then isremedyi I'VE
will ts yeu and besides assertion, wo hnvo the
tstonsy oone hundred and sixty three Preachers Of ht
Gospel two hundred Physicians; eighteen Pfesilna
1akEss and ten thousand other persos all whom les
tfythai for THE we'll all other hinus aetiohs Ii,
WORUSBLL VEGETABLE RESTORATIVE fills
have ssporisr teey haue yet failed cure Their
sss V psfssyeTed In. They only the Aruo tho
thu Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia, Headache osiiy
ssss Nsrqausnoss serouin. &c and nf Worms 10 ehil
dFsp and female diseases h8 equaon by any med
eips 10 the world. Remember each box confirms 50 III
pssrly doubis the number Of any other.
Por sails In Wilmington by L. MefNALI. NJ PIIfIrJ
ARdsfherr. and by the agents through tho state
A. WEEKS Il CO.. Propriutar, >
No. 20 North Eighth St. Philadef
Blue hen's chicken. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1848-1854, 1851-06-06
Tue Anaiyficai System oi Med
lcIna

IOocrOR CHARLES DORAN5 medical Office, No
0sa KiHa It, HiimiHgioH, Deiaars established for the
treatmeut Of all prevailing diseases, according to the
principle Of the analytical system Of practice.
This system differs Wiley from MI Others The rem
sdisa entirely ditont from those fou nd
In drug those used by physicians 1t reject. all
harsh violent ayentA-a hiaerals metals and veg
etHble poisons and Is wholly confined mild hut Ell.
nsleat ineans whereby morbid acrumulatons Of what
ever character. be reaced and dissolved aud the
Rad constituents efthe blood, which pro uce diseased
action, neutfslixed.
Dsea Of the lungs liver kidneys heait and .lpeen
Sc, sthough of long standing. eau be cured unless
narveus power be too far exlauted.
DR.. DORIAN eau at all times DO cOnsuitcd-f free ~
sAsygf.--upon all d-eesea.
EFLaaiss aud gentlemen are invited to call. IN
i'm
Blue hen's chicken. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1848-1854, 1851-06-06

(,ITY CAHPET DEpOTl No % Nofih sECOND 81,
~ nrrosie Chris, Church, rHiLApElriliA.-s q.
loJ tx respectfully informs the residents of Niimug-
and adjacent ceuics, that he u now receiving his
fall stock If cAurETiNG. comprising all the newest
fcsgns and richest culors. Also, OIL. CLOTHS, Of
iyery widih and quality WINDOW SHADES, OF every
nye, with full assortment Of every descriptinn OF
dnode arperlnnng 10 the busIness. Imported aud manu-
eaciured expressly for this establishment and OF war
senied materials and wll be sold cheap rot uheape
CHAN ns any other store In the city.
TlF Cnll and examine before buying.
Pklfadffpkfa. nur 1il--iv
Blue hen's chicken. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1848-1854, 1851-06-06

80. VALUABLE WOODLAND AND FARMS sf5
Mil in Kent County Delaware, comprised IN The ~
NJ. Gonlan. 4s5 acres, Of winch about ioS acres
are io cheanut black and white Oak AID Hickory sIm
Barn Corn Glib ke. making desirable Farm aud vat
liable timber, whin miles of Dover, The eap'nl OF Inc
No o. Contains gao rcfes of hrsi quality While Oak
timber, together with much very fine back OAK, Shes
out ami Hickory, about miles from Doyer' -,
No. o. Contains 90 acres and perches desirable 'nnd
within halfa mile OF Dover fronting King street, con
tinued. ,.,, r.
Nc L. Contains 80 acrea and ~ perehcs suitable for
pas.rs lots, and fontme on King stree, 49,. e...,,
No. g. Contains acres md II perehesi also IRONING
No. T. Contain. 7seres and i9s perchs', suitable for
No 4 con,ans 90 acre. and i4o perches Of which
acres and III perehes arc wood land Ils uns, rs hm
psdissy adiaesn, 70 The town prov Of DoSe' anu
No. O. Contains $50 acres, Of which q acres 9nd es
psrehes woodland and "a edapiea .or desh'iu'
residence, directly bordering on the town. m
No 0. 1sa beautifully ocnied tarmi win awehe,
barn. orchard aud containing 10 acres OF w,c I9Hul
y acre. are woodland. Both Nos. and front on hig
street., continued. .,,-, 81.
No 10 Contains aos acres and Il perehes Of which 80
acres aud % perches woodland of good variety OF
chs4uat, Oak aud Hickory. ,---.-.,;,
No. II. Contains i0i acres and i57 petehes, Of which
Hickory wood On this tract a farm house, barn,
orchard, ae., near 10 Dover. s.,,.,.
as acres ars woodland On this tract thore Hre dwell
lag orchard barn &C. OF the public roads lead
lag the Dover, aud wiis ohe ilie 81 tue
sasns. -,
No 10 Contains ia and i40 pefches. OF which
about n acres arc good woodland, adjoining NO. W.
No. H. Contains l42 aud ios perehes, Of which
la6 woodland ofa prime quality adjoining NO
-
and white Oak timber, within miles Of navigation.
Persons desrng 10 purchase excellent timbernnh iarM
land ina location near 10 schools churches and stores
and in an improving vicinity, not far ffoui havgaiieN
are requested Apply, In person, OF post paid 10 he
ngh-srihsr, poyert Delaware. :. -, ". ,,,,,,or
LAG CIR HEIR. NEN rs IA q LIS n srr7rvz
NJ ORdN7R Esfrfef, trtfuseu
IN DsIspare.-uUBEnr GEnrHAuD resroetmlD IN
yts hs frlen and tho public generally 10 call and
p4rtake OF the inowng Refreshments, which he inten
10 kse constantly on hand and nf tic best quality;
Prime Lager Beer P,ekled and German Herring.
Limbcrx ehsese, Swiss cheese, segafs and Other re-
IH-HH freshments-
Cheap B0nneta.
Merchants and Mliners invited TO call and exam
Inc full assortment Bonneis and Hats which
Ian prepared 10 sell at Manufactures prices for cash
Alec Artificial Flowers very low-dont forget TO cal
aud look 10 buy, JOSEPH IrP no. 40 South q
a Phil NH IS 3m
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IL TnE subscriber wonld respectfully cali tho allan
x tinn of the public to his extensive stock OF
k7 now arranged for the irude Afer nueh tIeubis
hel,as Succeeded ~ attaining the sole agency for
led to be- the yey cooking stoves now in ihe
consequently he ia enabled to sell them ntnucurrrs
prices dhe following comprise In part Of ais stock The
Stewart Cooking steve, Or summer or we which tool
I'VE premium al ihs Exhibition in boston New YoIi.
imlaaeipsl shd wilmington, over all its Competitors
the National AirIight. which In poiu aqsuty
economy anddufahy, stand unparalleled. The ouirst
AlI.lg. speaks iorltse!L nsis success Inpounded
Nine Plate Stoves plain and open top Box Stoves and
Tor farors Nuraerea, He'd Chambe ala
sentiment coal hods eea riddles, shoyeis pokers
stove pipe nheet zinc, &C. &C. &c. All Kinds OF lin and
sheet igon work made to order with neatuea, and
patch Every aities Is come lay up 10 lin
APPROXIMATION made Of IT, JOHN q, ADAMS.