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THE STONE CUTTERS.-

49, To the Editors Of the Dispatch The
committee of the Journeymen Granite Stone
Cutters of the City of Richmo nd have heard with
rcgret that certain persons who contractors for
work here, have put in circulation reports inju
rious to their society and totally adverse to the
interest of those VIII have engaged them to sup r.
intend the erection OF buildings. The members of
this society have always been willing to adjust their
prices to fair and reasonable compe sation under
such rules will secure to the builder and his EN-
ployer every advantage that tn ey could reasonably
expect 1t is seriously insisted that the employ
ment of hands by the day at the will of the con-
tractors, to numbers is unfair and unjust and its
practical operation is put money into the pockets
of the employer from the labor of those who are
most meritorious If workmen are to be employed
by the day, all should be so employed If by the
piece, all should be, except some one or two, to
which no objection ia made. There is no other
means by which any man, calling hin self work
man, can live by his wages, or get an equivalent
for his services. The committee would, if it did not
extend this article too long, go into detail of this
oppression uf the workman, and the bad faith to.
wards the public by those who have been
entrusted with having their work superintepded
We confidently trust our cause to he community
who, we believe, will CO us justice.
je7-2t" THE COMMITTEE.
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which will be taken by persons living 10 inc
United States Ut present; but tins bill throws .os
the public domain open TO all the worid. ne
immigrants who arrive here every year, 70 sne
number Of several hundred thousands, are al
equally entitled, under the bill, provided only
they become citizens.
I, il true that this bill requires settlement
and residence but that will not save the
lands from spectators.
Hale, Greeley and John Van Buren, are all
in favor Of tlis bill; and we'll they may be,
for il is better calculated to promote aboli.
tionism, than any scheme ever devised. Al
least half the lands of Arkansas, Louisiana,
Mississippi and Missouri, at least two thirds
of those in Florida, are held by the United
States. The settlers under the new law will
of course come from the North-at least an
immense majority of them-snd opposed as
they are to slavery, will settle in these slave
States, and by dnt of numbers bear down
everything before them. The movement ia
more fraught with danger to the South than
any other ever contemplated. The South has
been pretty we'll united against it, and we
hope, should the Senate pass it, it will be We
toed by the President. Involving a palpable
nfraction of the constitution, and a shameful
haste in legislation, it is one of the very cases
in which all agree as TO the propriety OF the
Presidential negative.
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AWFUL CATASTROPHE.

We learn that the child of the late unfortu-
nate Anthony T. Robiou, was burned on
Thursday night in such manner as to cause
its death on the ensuing day. The circum-
stances, as far as we have been able TO gather
them, were nearly as follows:
| Mrs. Robou and her mother, Mrs. Wormley
| were absent at Chesterfield Court House, hav-
| ing been summoned as witnesses on the trial of
Reid. They left behind them, the former one
child, about fourteen months old, and the latter
| three children, one very young, in the care of
| a negro woman. This woman having gotten
Mrs. RS child to sleep, placed it in the room
| which the mother was in the habit of occupy
ing. The house had two rooms, one above
and one below stairs. The room in which the
thus disposed of it, the woman went to the
kitchen with the three other children, and was
sitting there with them and two negro men,
| when she heard the infant scream violently
| She Immediately gave the key to one of Mrs.
| Wormley's children, girl about nine years
old, and directed her to unlock the back dc m
and see what was the matter. The little girl,
as soon as she opened the door, screamed out
that there was great fire up stairs. The SER
wants fastened to the room and found the bed
| in flames, and the child dreadfuily burnt
Some of its toes were parched to crisp. The
fire had been placed under the bed and about
the middle of ii. One of the windows was
found open, but no clue to the perpetrator of
this hor rible crime (if it was the act of muir
derer, and not an Academy has been found.
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June Sth.
A NEW VOLUME OF APPLETON'S
~ tba nra

- fOfULAR LIBRARY, papers from the quar-
terly Review, vol l6mo, fancy cloth-50c
CONFERENCE.-THE Printers Devil; Gastronomy and
Gastronomers; the Honey Bee Music; Art of Dress.
cal papers from the London Times, has Induced
the publication of the present series from the Lon
don Quarterly Review. They will be found to be
independent essays, treating in graphic entertain.
ing style, with wit, anecdote, descriptive powers
and no little philosophy, topics of general and per-
manentinterest.
The Days of Bruce: a story from Scottish His.
tory, by Grace Aguilar, author Of Woman's Friend.
ship, Mothers Recompense, Vale of Cedars, Wo-
men of Israel, &c. The Days of Bruce must be
considered an endeavor to place before the
reader an interesting narrative of period of his
tory, ia itself a romance, and one perhaps as de-
lightful as could well have been selected In COM
bnation with story of Scotands brave deliverer
1t must be viewed as an Illustration of female cha.
racter, and descriptive of much that its author
sidered excellent in Woman.-Extract from pre-.
face. Two vols I'm o-paper cover 81; cloth so.
Zephyrs from Italy and Sicily, by VIM NJ Gould,
vol i2mo, clorh-price 81. The glowing descrip-
ton of scenery, life and manners which enliyen
these pages will entice the reader through some of
the most delightful portions of the European world
The author writes with polished pen, and the
reader is always entertained and instructed in his
company.
The Diplomacy of the Revolution, an historical
study, by William Henry Trescot, vol 12mo,
cloth-75c. This is an effort to present to the pub.
ter of the negotiations by which our independence
was secured. II covers wide field and all that is
OF prime importance is here embraced in small
number of able and eloquent pages For sale by
NASH & WOODHOUSE,
les Eagle Square,
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- AS Mr.. Hill has failed to produce his long
talked of natural colored Pictures the public must
be satisfied with Simon's beautiful and highly fin
ished Daguerreotypes, combining as they do, the
unerring accuracy of the camera obscura, with the
soft and richly colored painting. Whether Mr..
Simons has the luck of getting the best Lady sub
jects, or whether his new style of taking these sun
pictures is best adapted to their fair complex
ion we are not acquainted with the art enough
to say but this is certain, he makes them all look
bewitchingly beautiful-(Enquirer)
P S. The members of the Temperance Conven.
ton are particularly invited to call and examine
the beautiful, new style Ivory Daguerreotypes.
MP. SIMONS,
led l0I Main street
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THE HOMESTEAD BILL.

While the whole country seems to be run
mad with President making, it has most unac-
countably neglected to take the proper ac-
count of the measure indicated by the caption
of this article. Yet it is the most important by
far that has ever occupied the attention of
Congress in our day, and we think we might
say, without danger of contradiction, since the
formation of the present constitution. 1t d.
vides the whole public domain, estimated at
about l 500 ,000O 900 acres, into quarter Sec
tons OF leo acres, and gives to anybody who
may ask it, one of them. 1t destroys, entirely,
the immense resources hitherto enjoyed by the
government Of the United States from the sales
ofthe public lands resources which made
her the wealthiest nation on earth. 1t opens
to spectators, in the cities, field for specula.
ton such as the most vivid Imagination never
before conceived; for, of the millions who
will draw land, it is TO be presumed that not
one half will ever settle on it. This bill has
already been passed by the House.
To our conception it is palpably unconsti-
tutional. The Congress of the United States
has no right to dispose of the public lands, ex-
cept for public purposes, any more than it has
ofthe public money. 1t has no more right to
bestow l60 acres of land on everybody that
will ask for it, than it has to make us present
of Old Point Comfort, or the Navy Yard al
Gosport. 1t is trustee of this enormous
property, for the benefit of the nation, and it
has no more authority for giving it away, than
il would have for opening the treasury aud in
viting everybody to come in and take what
they pleased.
But even If it were strictly constitutional,
the enormity of it's character is SO great that
il could not be tolerated. There are 2s,0OO,-
900 of persons in the United States, already,
and about 100000 families. Ofthese last it
has been eliminated that at least 100000 will
take advantage Of the law tifi il become law)
and will thus appropriate, at once, GAO .OoO, 600
acres, or nearly halfof the public lands. As
mile square is $40 acres, the land thus occu-
pied would be equal. 10 extent, to i,ooo.Ooo
square miles. II Is equal q country ieoo
miles square, or 1000 miles long, by 500 broad
Was there ever such reckless waste Of the
public means heard Of before !
We have spoken, above, only Of the iasds
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HENRIco COUNTY CoURr.-.The monthly term
OF this court commenced yesterday. Mr.. r. g.
Scott, in behalf of Col. Mosby, of Henrico county.
filed complaint against the legality Of Mr.. Elletts
election as clerk of the County Court 1t was ar.
gued that large number of votes were cast in the
county by residents of Richmond city, at the late
Judicial election for Mr. Elicit, to which votes he
was not lawfully entitled. The argument win pro.
badly engage the attention of the court to-day.
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REAUTIFUL EDITIONS OF ILLUS

- TRATED LONDON BOOKS.-Waverly Nov
els: Abbottstord Edition, - vols, royal 8vo.
The Dramatic Works of Beaumont, Fletcher,
Messenger. Ford Wychaley, Conquoe, Vanbrugh,
Farquhar and Ben johnson, uniform binding
The Dramatic Works of VIM Shakespeare, uni
form with the above
The Spectator, with portraits, vol ovo
Fielding's Works complete illustrated by Cruik
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Smollett's Works complete, illustrated by Cruik
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Swift's Works complete, edited by Rosces
The Works of samuel johnson, l.L
The Works of Lawrence Sterne
The Works of Charles Lamb, vols l2mo
Theirs History of Consulate and Empire OF Ma
poleon
Theirs History of the French revolution
Boswelrs Life of Johnson 10 vols l2mo
Cowper's Works, edited by Southey, Is vols IL
mo
shakspeare's Dramatic Works. IL vols 32mo
Received and for sale by
A. MoRRIss,
je6 Late Drinker q Morriss, 81 Main street.
a RTIFICIAL TERTH.-Psre Porcelain,
"A by Jones, White Il Co., comprising large a..
sortment Of gum. plate and pivot, at the lowest
rates. Sold Il BENNETT Il BEERS Drug House,
Main street, agents for the mandatory Of ZONES,
White z Co jes
rUPPING INsTRUMRNTe. ia CAGES. the
~ latest improvement by suction. for ssIe ~
jee BENNETT 4 BEERS, Duseiss
ITO DkNTIsTs.-norgans dns 0oid Fol. tor
sAieby BENNETT 3 BEERS,
Ns Druggists, Main street
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Fnx-The alarm of fire between 10 and IL o..
clock, yesterday morning, was occaaioned by the
burning of the upper part Of DR.. Doves stable, 10.
Gated on an alley running from 18th TO 2oth Sta,
betwsea Franklin and Main streets. Damage oooo.
No insurance.
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- LIVER PILLS.-PREPARED FROM
THE MASS OBTAINED AT THE ROCKBRIDGE
(VA) ALUM SPRINGS.-The.e Pills are Diuretic,
Catharuic Tonic and Alternative in their effects up
on the system. They excite the action OF the Liver
in many cases in which Calomel would have no ef-
feet. They are also peculiarly efficacious in Fe-
male Diseases.
The wonderful success which has attended the
use of the Rockbridge Alum Water and Pills, for
many years, in great variety of diseases, has &C.
quired tor it celebrity rarely if ever equaed and
is steadily increasing. The most eminent Chemists
OF the day have examined the Water and Pills, and
found it possessed extraordinary Medicinal proper
ties. 1t has been declared by the best authorities
to be cure for every form CT Scrofua, Chronic
Liver Diseases all Chronic Diseases of the Stomach
and Bowels Dyspepsia, Chronic Diseases of the
Eyes, Mercu-iai Affections, ana particularly adapt
ed to cases of Passive Uterine Hemorrhage, COM
plicated with arrangement of the Liver and Sto-
mach and many other disorders arising from i'm
purity of the blood.
For sale by Druggists and country merchants
generally throughout the United States.
Price 81 per vial, or So per dozen.
Druggists and others wishing to purchase in
large quantities. became Agents for the sale OF the
above celebrated Liver Pills, will please address
BOOTH ANDERSON g. CHRISTIAN,
Alum Springs, Rockbridge Co., Va, or
JOHN H. SEAYRES,
10 Coumhan Hntel Richmond Va
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F1NEp.-W illiam Batkins was fined $40 and
costs for buyip and selling chickens on the same
dsy at the Lower Market. Reported by superin
tendent Diddop.
man, named Gentry, bought and sold fi'h in
the New Market, on Saturday last, and yesterday
the money accruing from the sale, s2624, was de-
elared by the Mayor forfeited to the city. Report
cd bv Superintendent Valentine.
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WATER TAXA free woman of color, named
Catharine Foster, was, on yesterday, fined IS ano
costs, for unlawful use of city hydrant.
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FIRE.-The schooner Arthur Emmerson,
lying at Petersburg, was destroyed with her
cargo of lime, by fire, on Saturday morning
last. Her cargo consisted of some 400 barrels
of lime
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fP Mexican Mu.tang Liniment. I'm

CE The Office of the New York Her.
ald, Philadelphia Ledger, Baltimore Sun, Baltimore
Clipper, and General Depot for all the Newspapers
Broad street, opposite the Broad Street Hotel,
THOMAS II. GRESHAM,
aL19 General Agent.
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~ We must positively request our adver-
Using friends TO send US their advertisemf nts
ss early as they POSSIBLY can. Our advertising
Is very heavy, and when they are received al
late hour they impose heavy burden on the
printer.
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RICHMOND ENcAmPMENT No. J, X. T., &C.,
June 7th, X. T 734, A. D. 1852.
" 81 Orders, No. 9.-SiR, KNIGHTS As
~ semble at the Asylum, in the Masons'
X Htl in the city of Richmond, ON Tues.
+ day Evening, 9Th inst, at o'clock.
My order of the NJ. E. Grand Commander
THOMAS B BIGGER, Capt Gen.
Attest-EDwIN BURTON, Jr., Recorder. JET
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lie 4

% Only 12 I-@ ana "a cents for Bill.
ious Habits and the Liver, the best Pnr.
gative Pill knOwn.-DR. ROSES RAILROAD
OR ANTI-BILIOUS PILLS are the best Pills, as
thousands who have used them declare, for purify
ing the blood, carrying off all bile, and producing
healthy tone to the liver They are called 'Rail
in their good effect.
Dr. ROSES celebrated Family Pills for Indiges
ton, Dyspepsia and Sour Stomach, are also il
great demand-price 25 cents, and tor sale by Pur
cell, Ladd Il Co, Adie Il Gray, Gaynor & Wood
Bodeker Bennett g. Beers, r. r Duval, o. A
Strecker and J. Blair. ja2l-ts
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MARRIED.

On Monday, the 3 LIST ult by Rev. E. Kingsford.
Mr.. AQUILLA MALONE to Miss CASSANDRA
HUGHES, all of this place
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AUCTION NOTICE.-Particular
~ attention is requested to the sale of Mis-.
cellaneous Goods, to commence This Morning
at half past o'clock, at my sales room No 8, Fif
teenth street. See advertisement.
Also to the store, to be rented at auction on
Main street. opposite the Banks lately occupied by
VIM. Mitchell as saddler's shop, to take place
at 5 o'clock This Evening
je8 GEO. J. SUMNER. Auctr.
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Dunlop, MOncure & Co. ask the at.
tenuon of dealers to their Auction sale of GROCE-
RlES, &c, This Morning, at &c O'clock without
regard TO weather ieS
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ABusIvE-Mary Kidd preferred charge before
his honor, yesterday, against Mary and opheha
Hope, of using abusive and threatening language
towards her Miss K.) Owing to the absence OF
a material witness for the complainant, the case
was continued until to-day.
A charge of assault was dismissed, the parties
concerned having adjusted the matter themselves.
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V1oLIN-PLAYER WANTED.--See advertise
ment.
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Ter This Day.-CapilaIs. aoo 49,
Tickets 81 - numbers, IL drsvr
Drawn w H No. gr! aoassery c:pt.. $50 :.
- 81 20 sc 30 10 80 IS . 81 d 4 c as IS
C.. W. PRE-
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Now Is the time for Cholera Morbus, Dyspepsia,
Bowel Complaints Of various kinds, Dysentery and
Bilious Fever Persons subject to either or all of
these complaints need not fear their attacks IL they
will but use few bottles of Bakers CeIebra.
ted Premium Bitters, the best tonic and alter.
alive that the skl and science of man ever vet in
vented. These BrrrERs are purely vegetable in
their composinon and entirely free from all those
poisonous and nsuseating substances that create
ianguor and nauseousness Of the stomach when
taken; but having an opposite effect, they exhier
ate the SYSTEM sharpen the appetite, expel impro.
per secretions create healthful circulation of the
blood, and produce such ow of spirits a. OF itself
tends greatly to relieve from indigestion ana bil.
ious affections. They may be taken by both sexes,
IN every condition OF life, aud will be found IN in
valuable medicine for infants and adults.
To be had in Richmond at the Drug Stores Of
A. BODEKER, ADIE & GRAY, BENNETT
BEERS. PURCELL, LADD 4 CO, and GAYN01
q WOOD, Main street; II. BLAIR, WM. r. LADO
and sEABRoOK 4 REEVE, Hhockos Hnl
my M--u
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GREGORY & MAUKY-
Successors to j. w. Maury d r.
gers.
Office, No. 81, Main Street.
Drawn Nos Delaware Lottery. Gin. TX
"a 80 62 Dc 40 80 6 IS "a o. 'une .;
Scheme TO.Day.-Cspitals. saoono .oo.
1000, ESQ ZOO l,6l5, prizes Of ss M 10y
10 OF 300, 20 OF 2OO 20 of l5o "a Of loo ~ 0V
numbers, II drawn ballots Tickets IS. ia
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~ KEGS ysur Bleed Psrc.--In order to
N.Y. health during the approaching summer. We
would remind our readers that the .'one thing
needfuv Is to keep the blood pure; and in order TO
sccomplish this we know Of no greater purifier Of
she hlnod 10 recommend than the celebrated DIR.
Hanpton's Vegetable Tinctnrc, which By its
wonderful cures has establishes for itseh Q fepu.
tatiou far surprising any medicine Known We
would respectfully call the attention Of the afflicted
r. another certificate of the strongest character,
which NAV be found in another column of our pa
per, and would also remind them that this nedi-
cine h kent In our city by o. A. STRECKER, Main
Street. who is supplying the trade at propretor's
prices. Call and get q pamphlet gratis.
my 26
- Dr. J. y. Roses SarsapariIla.-
BLOOD PURlFIER.-A Great Spring and Summer
Medicine This Sarsaparilla compound is made
from fresh Honduras Sarsaparilla, and being COM
bined with other ingredients, renders II the very
best sarsapariila compound made for purifying and
enrichng the blood, and to cure all skin eruptions
and skin diseases, scrofulous sores, yenereai dis
eases and its bad effects in the constitution, dropsi
cal sw slings rheumatism from the use of mercury,
biles, old sores, kidney and bladder affections,
cleansing the system from mercury, and raising up
a weak and impaired cOnsttution from any caute.
1t improves the appetite, enlivens the spirits and
as a summer drink in cold water, il Is a pleasant,
useful and medicinal beverage All families should
have bottle by them. Quart bottles 81 small bot
ties SO cents.
For sale by Ade & Gray, Purcell, Ladd g. Co.,
Bennett q beers, n. II. Duval GaynOf a. WOOD, -.
A.Strecker, A. Bodeker, ]. Blair and w. P. Laid.
my16
- Mexican Mustang Liniment, I'm
prOvement, Progress, Growth.-These are now the
order of the day. And the great desire for these
the proving cause to the great advancement now in
operation in the Medical world New light bazes
up and old practises and old mixtures discard
ed. The six new astonishing combinations in the
Mustang Liniment enables it to penetrate flesh,
nerve and muscle and drive out disease and assist
healthy, which is evidently the true cause why it
is so successful and why many physicians that
are acquainted with its virtues prescribe and re-
commend it,
The Office of the New York Her.
ala, Philadelphia Ledger, Baltimore Sun, Baltimore
on6C nann fnr oil the
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sTATHAM's LOTTERY 0FCT1.@
WALL sTEEkT, UNDER cIrY Horx.

Drawn Nos patspscU, 1871. Junes.
Al A IL 40 10 SO rs IS 10 ~ ss ~
For Te.Day.-Bel Air g. Capitals. ~ Sso 49,
Tickets g. IL drawn.
Also, Small Fry. Tickets 81.
JET VIZ sr,--
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DRUNK AND DIsoRDERLY james AcNemars
was a, rested, Sunday evening. while engaged un-
Ter the lead of Captain Alchy in raising huoouo
in Main street. He was. on yesterday, sent to jail
in default OF $500 security to keep the peace aud
h,, of good behavior,
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DxMocnArrc RATIyfcATIoN MxETiNo. Owing
70 the late Issue Of hecall4 O'Clock last evening
and its very brief circulation, together with the Inn
portant fact that the doors Of the City Hall were
closed to admission, there NO ratification meet
Ing last night. A large number Of persons a.
sembled, but perceiving no chance of admission, re-
turned home At O'Clock, Mr.. r. g. Scott took
vote upon the adjournment of those still remaining
and il was resolved that the Democratic ratification
meeting be held in the African Church, Thursday
evening next, at 8 O'Clock.
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Two THE LOVERS OF PURE, STRONG
l. AND CLEAR CUP OF CUFFEE-I have
just imported and received fresh lot of those Just
ly celebrated Beart's Patent CotfeePots They need
no recommendation from me, as they have been
tried here by many families, ana found to be the
best Coffee Filter yet invented. The demand has
been so great that have been unable to supply il
The simplicity is one OF the creates; features in the
article, that the ignorant person can use it,
They vary in size from three pnts to eight pints,
and are for sale at the House Furnishing Store of
je 8 l.. GINTER, 1877 Msin street
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rOOL SEATS FOX sUMMEK.-Thes SUD.
~ scriber is in receipt of beautiful assortment
of Cane Chairs, which are so desirable for sum.
mer, being light, snowy, cool and durable, are es-
pecially recommended for country residences, cot.
tsges in fact, they are suitab tor any place or
person. The assortment consists Of
Hall, dining, Office and piazza Chairs
Ladies' Sewing, with or without rockers.
Childrens' Table also smaller sizes
s las, suitable for piazzas or halls
The above can be made TO order OF any design
the purchaser might desire. For sale at the House
Furnishing Store Of
les L. GINTER, 1877 Main street