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Great Floods In the Potomac and shemnn'

Great Floods In the Potomac and Shenandoah
Government Works, Railroads &c. sub.
merged-Bridges BARRED Away-The Less
Of the ship Fanny, of Baltimore--s0atheru
Mail Items, &c.
BALTIMORE, Monday April 10, 1854
There Is great flood on the Potomac and Shenandoah
rivers. A dispatch from Harper's Ferry says the
Government Works there are submerged and that the
Railroad, &C. for many miles Is covered 10 the depth Of
10 to l2 feet with 1t is feared that the bridge
will be carried away. At 8 O'Clock tonight the water
within feet Of the floor Several bridges on tho
Winchester Railroad have been carried away
The ship Fanny, OF and for Baltimore from Liverpool,
which was abandoned in sinking state was owned BY
Capt James Frazer, James Corner a Sons, and Capt.
Bennett, and was insured for $4,000 In the Atlantic,
Merchants, Maryland, and Ocean Companies OF Bald
more and the sun OF New-York She was new ship
left Baltimore in March, 1850 for San Francisco, and hs
been trading round the world ever since
The Southern Mail has arrived from NewOreans
The ship Samuel Lawrence had arrived at New Orleans
with 6O7 steerage passengers, among whom the small
pox was prevsiing Thirteen died ON the passage.
Another murder had been committed In New Orlesns,
a man named Dickson having been stabbed by NJ.
Foyle an engineer in his employ.
Nothing has yet been heard of John Grayson, con
Ex-Governor GraysoD, who disappeared from hee~
mysteriously His brother traced him to Charleston,
but beyond that point could gain no clue Of his course
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CASH JoBBlNo SroRE.-To THE ATrEN-

Cash JoBBING SToRE.-TO THE ATTEN-
FroH OF sHREwp MERcHANTs.-NINE SEPARATE AND DIS
TINcT ORGANIZATIONS UNDER ONE fiRM-We can sno"
the most extensive assortment Of Goods offered In TINS CITY
Our system is division of Goods under the head OF De'
psrtments with separate organization and accounts IN
sures energy, economy and ability
The educated for the saton ana
duty they are called upon TO perform
nosery Department, Samuel Groocock, purchaser o"o
White Goods Department. Henry X OKeefe, Purchaser
Carpet and Oil Cloth Department, W. Barry Purchaser
WooIen Department all Goods Uited for Mems Wear
and the Trimmings therefor Dexter Tiffany Purchaser ana
Yankee Notion Department separate and distinct stock
~ complete az any establishment exclusively In the nne
John 81 Shelly Purchaser and Manager.
Print and Bingham Department. r. q. Moulton, Purchaser
and JOIN q. Plimpton, Manager .
Domestic Goods Department, X d. Moolton, purchaser,
and John @. Phmpton Manager. 49,. D.
Womep's Dress Goods Department, r. u mouiton' I ui
~hsser and John @. Plimpton, Manager:
Ow Goods are offered at NET Cash PRICES, undeVlane
Ruvers are requested call and examine the merits OF our
srofossions and inquire for Mr. Plimpton, who VIII make
&hem acquainted with the head Of each Department
()ur Ready Made Clothing Department Is managed exciu
Svelv bv William Gardner the garments are
end rot up by him. and proverba tor their style ana
prepared to sn liberal terms Of credit Fs on Ready
Importers and Jobbers, No. Al Broadway
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PAcryrC MAIL STEAMSHIP CoMPANY'-A
,otos having appeared IN Saturday, papers conveying M
~ thsf passengers provided with cxs trgn p
1870; ~aud b. subject detention on the sthmas OF fe-
Il l. deemed proper announce that the steamer ost
cor as Al Panama latest dates spare steamer nee
for paxsenee and in the absence OF accident
81 - The stsaners CALifoRSIA REPUBLIC, TENNESSEE
os nv GATE and CONSTITUTION in the service OF this
,sontb 'Bv order. WIN H. DAvIDGE, Secretary.
New-York, April 8, 1852
The LAST CeNUNDRUM.-Ag gentleman
manfred of friend they standing IN front OF
chronological establishment in Eassus, why Fowler us
proprietor like KNOX the Halter, and answered ni
one il was because they both made the subject OF ths %
q study The victim looked incseduous and declared Ina
though ne could not through the Joke ne had no
tation in saying that KNOX great hsttei anu 49,,
tsblishmenf No la Fuons- great place 20 puy =, .s
rate head covering All who believe IKE nin' wiz "
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n IT Correspondents knew how gen.
orally anonymous illusions kicked under the table
unread they would much valuable ink and paper
1t may be very well to aix TO article some pseudo
nym, thereby implying that the writer considers his
unmpotant that he desires to shun the public
gaze but he who has anything to say of which he is
to the Editor whose responsibility his suggestions are
70 be given the public. In advertising the Editor by
the conceamen of his name that he deems his essay
knavsh cowardy, or otherwise contemplate, he re-
heves said Editor from all obligation to read it,
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LACEs, SHAwLs, silks, DkEss Uoop . !,
Ia. ave invited TO examine new and large sock OF
Thrssd Isce (oods and Embroidenes; among wnich arc
some Lace shawls and Scarfs at from 80 70 ~ eaca
- low In close On account and every variety OF new six
and Goods purchased at the recent arss sss' a. sps
III nv TIrvAsy & CUTTING No 32l Broadway.
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~ Now is the time to take spring med
icne purify the blood renovae and strengthen the sys
tenn Every person should use MoRsE's Compound Syrup
OF Yellow Dock Root which will do it efectuay Principal
depot No q Maidenane and sold By druggists generally in
city country.
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MuniciDal Electious.

ST. LOUIS, MO.-The election on the
5th resulted thus:
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Co. N.rIoSsL LAW SCHOOL,

STATE AND NATIONAL LA" C.hooL'
s.Lsros SPA SARATOGA Co New dckKIhs next 'e ,hn
will commence the oh OF aay IN rtbs trial OF
causes estrnpoe .shns &c &c DP0 as Of c Il
,; r. sent BY request, directed posPad TO
satins psiI'Saiai~ WV - w. Fowler
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LATEST NEWS.
By Telegraph to the New-YOrk Tribune.
rning of the Canals.

Opening of the Canals.
SPECIAL Dispatch to The \. Y. Tribune
ALBANY, Monday, April IS, lssa
The Canals will be open, without fail, on
Tuesday, the Goth inst. J. c. MArHER,
Canal Commissioner.
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TRyEs AND PLANrs.-PARsoNs Il Co.,

TREES AND PLANTs.-PARsONs q Co.,
Flushing near NewYok, offer for sale some rare novelties
with their usual assortment Of Fruit Trees for the orchard
and garden Ornamental Trees Shrubs and Roses for the ave-
nue. lawn or cemetery Vines for the gapery and Exotic
Plants for greenhouse culture Catalogues can be obtained
ct No 60 Cedars will be sent by mall TO all pos'payns
applicants inclosng postage stamp.
MAINE LAw.-Temperance Dining Sa
LOOM No u Beekmant, lone door from Nassau) Break
fast Dinner and Tea.
Roast ard Coined Meats ......6 cents per plate.
Coffee, Tea and Cocoa. ........S cents per cup
JOHN 3. SAvERY. }Nsw.ynk
SYLVESTER CHANDLER,
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MADAME LAvINE, OF No. 1873 1-2

0PRING-sT, THIRD BLOCK WEST or BRoADwAy-Msd Ia.
Whes inform the ladies that she out TO Pans every
winter and summer selects the latest and choicest patterns
there be had and Invites the ladies TO call and examine
themselves for have many styles of Bonnets that
to be found any other in this city, and at prices
surprisingly low.
n BMlInen supplied with pattern bonnets, and coun.
Try merchants supplied by Also all kinds of straws
cleansed and altered.
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CANAL-sr. CARPET SToRE.-NOw is the
time, you make saving Of Is per cent, call at
No. 70 Csnalst f. A. Peterson Co. and there you viii
6nd Sod Ingram Carpets at Per yard Thresply ~ per
ysId; Tapestry Brassel q to lo per yard Aso large
and splendid assostment Of Tapestry Velveta
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pTHE MONOPOLY OF SUPERIOR SKILL

Il fair monopoly IT, therefore, GREEN No Aston House,
monopozing the hons share OF the Shifting business he
furnishes the beautiful and the best fitting Shirts made
In America no competitor has . right TO complain.
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THE CRYSTAL PALACE AsAIN-Patent
q were exhibited the Worlds Fair at No 81 Bowery
HtnAM ASpxKsoNs Also, English Tapestry Brussels Of
magnificent unique uyles imported expressly Tor NewYork
tzsas. They win Be sold very cheap.
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GREAT EXCITEMENT !-TREMENDous

Low PsIcEs,Cood and handsome Floor OilCloths only
go 81 and Al per yard superb allwool Ingram Carpets
SO aud a English superfne Carpets, 81, Sc and 81
Tapestry Cazpct and Per yard at the famous Car
Pet Emporium No 90 Bowery, HIRAM ANpERsoN's. Copy
The address.
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TG. & II. BARMoRE, corner of Bleeck-

and Chaests would respectfully intimate to their pat
and the public that they have in their Wsrerooms
large Of excellent fortes which
offered the reasonable terms Persons DESTROYS OF
purchasing invited call and examine for themelvea
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Yr Parents may readily learn the best
esns by which govern and educate their children,
by having Psychological examination with chart No.
lS1 Nassau-st. Rooms open day aud evening
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Correspondence OF the Dispatch.
WAsHINGToN, NAV Is. 1852.

WASHINGTON, May Is, 1852.
The Homestead Bill which passed the House
90 Wednesday by majority of almost two to
Que, will meet with stern opposition in the Sc
nate. Many members whose votes are record
ed in favor of the bill, are, in fact, opposed on
principle, TO its provisions. The truth is, il is
believed that the measure will take with the
mosses. and hence the indispos,tion of men,
bets to jeopardse their political standing at
home; thus IT is, that policy and expedency
must too often sucCUnlO To considerations OF a
personal and interested nature.
Ii is now stated that it is probable neither
Cass. Buchanan, nor Douglass, will receive Il
two-third's vote, and it is quite possible that
DtckiaS0a will De settled on as the ComprO.
mise candidate. Ii is about reduced to GER
taiuty that Gen. CaSs cannot receive the nom
nation.
We are just now Ola the eve of an exciting
municipal election; a Mayor, Aldermen and
Councllmen are TO be elected. There are four
Candidates Including the present Incumbent
for the mayOralty, and IL large number for
membership Of the City Council. The can
vassing Is Kept up in guost spirited manner,
and Juleps, sherry COOLERS and cock tails are in
active demand. OF the four candidates for
Mayor, John w. Maury is the only Democrat
on tie list. He permitted the use of his name.
however, with the express understanding that
the contest should not assume party aspect.
us arrangement the trends OF Mr.. Lenox 1.-THE
present Incumbenu repudiate entirely, and
hence the excitement grows more and more
bitter and fierce, as the election day approaches.
The earth will still revolve upon her axis, we
imagine, whoever may be the successful candi-
date.
Tie Marine band will perform, as usual. this
evening, in the Presidents grounds. Hundreds
aVah themselves OF such occasions, to escape
from tie heat and the dust Of the streets, and
eS5oy Tor an hour or two the promenade afford.
ed by the beautifully shaded walks. for which
those grounds are especially noted Not the
least lnducement offered, however, is a certain.
ty Of Witnessing q fair exhibition of the hean,y
and fashion Of Washington. Cupid ton n,e.
sides on such occasions and many dad and
lassie, o. have experienced in these fs,ad
grounds, that blissful torture created nv ,ba
"arrow sped from Cupid's bow" Loves bave
here been joyously exchanged; troths have
been happily plighted; VOWS have been sworn
and all these sweet and tender endearmen,s
which make up the sum of mans felicity and
throw an indiscribahle halo of loyelines.
around woman, have often been exchanged
beneath those leafy bowers, and along those
studded walks
/ am requested to make particular and anx-
'ous enquiries concerning the health, safely
and state OF the nervous sy stems OF the immof.
tal signersi" In accordance with The re-
quest, therefore institute, With painfnl solci
'iOoe, tue desired inquiry. HEsRIC0.
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Ct s 6 -. tt
VIRGINIA. LENTKAf. Kali KOAD;;-,
SUMMER ARQ ANGEMENT- " z q III

VIRGINIA CENTRAL. RAIL ROAD
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT-VIR Gil N "a
SPRINGS-Notice is hereby given, that greater at
fractions will be offered this season to all visitors
of the Virginia Springs than ever were before. j..
The Rail Road is opened within few miles OF
the base OF the mountain SO miles Of the old part
of the Road are now being laid with heavy L
rail- ar it will be seen from the following adver'
tisement of j. II. Timberlake e. Co, that the pub
lie are enjoying the full benefit of an opposition
line of stages:
ssNew Line of Stages TO staunton and
the White sulphur sPrings.--ihe Puomc are
hereby informed that we have established line OF
Stages to run in connection with the virginia zen
trail Rail Road to Staunton, and in a few weeks we
will be on the line all the way to the White Sulphur
Springs and we mean to give satisfaction.
"We think we are entitled to the support OF the
public: we have made heavy outlay. and go long
"a we continue on the line, travellers will reap the
benefit of quicker time and lower rates. II we are
not sustained the public will pay iorit HEREAFTER
Passengers leaving Richmond at 6H, A.. M.
now arrive in Staunton before dark same day,
avoiding night travel and other dlscomiorts, and
fare reduced at least 50 per cent.
~ H. TIMBERLAKE g. co.
charlottesville, Va, May 4, 1882
In a short time, more detailed information Will
be published of the hours of running rates OF fare
and various through tickets which are being ar
ranged Suffice it to say, for the present that there
is more comfort and quicker time with less cost
than ever was known before.
The agent of Messrs Timberlske g. Co., at the
Ticket office of the Central Rail Road is guaranty
ing passage through Staunton at rstes greatly be.
low those advertised by them, such as may be ex-
pected where there is spirited opposition
By this line from Richmond to Staunton in IL
hours, and only one meal on the road.
E. FL. GILL,
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DIRECT LINE FROM

A&% CHELMSFORD, n. c, TO RICH
aON1 AND PETERSBURG, vA-On and ,,, after 9,
Enur Horse Post Coaches, direct from Greensboro
TO i,urkevilie, Va, via DanviIie, Halifax ID
and Charlotte C II, to Burkeville where they ron.
meet with the Richmond andiDanville Railroad, and
to Petersburg.
leaving Richmond and Petersburg at ~ O'Clock,
M, every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday and ar
rive 10 Greensboro the second day, al I'll A NJ
cave Greensboro every Tuesday, Thursday, and
saturday at ga M, and arrive in Richmond and
Petersburg second day at Ii P III.
Fare through from Greensboro to Richmond or
Petersburg; Sl2.
Passengers by this line win 60 through without
delay. The line connects with the ynchburg and
Danvilie line of coaches at the latter town.
j. HOLDERBY g. CO.
ap 19-2m p FLAGG e. co.
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MARINE Ne VS..
PORT OF RICflnIOND
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED,
Schr Eldad Jsrvis, Albany, lumber.
Schr Westover, Rogers, Boston TO D Curric.
echr New York, Wyatt, New York, mdse TO D
CurrieJ Beivin, w Taylor, I Il Price Il Co, L J
Bossieux, L Ginter, Va. Woolien Co, 4 NJ Crump,
w Wallace & Son Watt, l. D Crenshaw & Co,
w Tyler, Bacon & Baskerville, A Morris, 5 Nc.
Gruder, Pizzini, Putney & Watts Tinsley & Bry.
ant, Lee, C Sinton, Genl Richardson, Wi.
!isns & Brother, Smith & Roberts, D Evans
II Wynne, w Staples Dove d Co. II w Fry,
Herring 81 Shelton, Smith & HARDWOOD, B w Totty
J Il Claiborne, Purcell, Ladd l. Co, Workman s.
Co
Steamer BeIvidere, Clifford, Baltimore to Ludlarn
& Watson.
Steamer City of Richmond Mitchell, New York
to A Lee.
Steamer Roanoke, Parrish, New York, to Ludlar
s. Watson.
SAILED.
Schr Lark!n, Minor, Philadelphia.
Schr Satellite, - Halifax
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The Behring Straits Expedition is detained
in England for want of funds.
The total amount of money in the British
1913, 0o5, Ss.7d. ~N'''' - ~ ~
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|. TTENTfON, GROCERs, HOTELS

N BOARDING HOUSES AND PRIVATE FA
MiLIES.-The undersigned have made permanent
arrangements in the different butter counties of
New York, Pennsylvania ana Maryland, to receive
a constant supply OF fresh BUTTER during the
summer. Our 4rran genentS are such, that we re
ceive our supplies oy express and steamers within
very few days from the sme it leaves the dairy
ard believing that success depends upon large sales
aud small profits We are determined to sell Cheap:
and by receiving from first hands, we know we can
and will sell better article for the same or per.
hays lower price than any other concern in the
city. HULsT e. KING
my I2-2W Old Marker and 232 Broad ST
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81 GOUTAKD s. CO., Paris, THE

"a WONDER OF THE WORLDS FAIR -
EI.l. The subscriber having been appointed BY
AD Goutard g. Co, OF Paris agent IN this city
for the sale OF their celebrated Gold Duplex
Watches, asks the attention OF the public to this
really beautiful, substantial aud WONDERFUL
PIECE OF MECHANISM, requiring winding only
once every twenty -one days-the most exact time
keepers of the present day, and taking precedence
over all other Watches. They are warranted tor
two years These Watches are in great demand
throughout the Continent, and received the PIE
MUM st the late exhibition in London.
GOLD DETACHED LEVER WATCHES, l8
carat cases, 13 holes jewelled (warranted TO keep
time,) from S26 to $50, Gold Lep;ne Watches Is
carat cases, holes jewelled, warranted to keep
time, from S23 t. SCI English God Levers and
Hunting Watches, with gold and enamelled dias
warranted, S33 $40; Silver Levers, Lepine and
other Watches, of French, English and SWISS man
ufscture, unusually low.
large and varied assortment Of rich ard splen
did JEWELLERY, suitable for ladies or gentle
men. OF the rerest and most tashiouable designs at
greatly reduced prices,
Gold and Silver PENCIL CASES, with aud
without pens, remarkably low, and a great variety
of other articles, at prices which cannot fail to
| find purchasers
EB All orders from the country carefully at
tended TO and securely packed to go any distance.
| sP Watches and Jewellery repaired by es-
| perienced wovkmen, and warranted.
LEWIS EYHAN
| 70 Corner Main and Governor streets, No. l33
APP 29-1m
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FRANCIS J. BARNS,
GEO ). LowNEs. ap i9-dlm

ORNATE PkACTiCE.-Dr PLUME d
L co. may be consulted, conhdendally, for the
treatment of the following diseases Eruptions,
Sore Legs Ulcers, Glandular Swellings, or en-
largements, Syphilis, and all morbid discharges,
whether recent or chronic. Also, ali those COM
plants termed female diseases. The advertisers
invite attention to their chemical extract of Wild
Flowers, which may be regarded as the very best
article known, 10 give tone and vigor to certain
abused aud deslirsted organs, well to
system shattered By dissipation other cause.
Medicines securely put up, with full directions,
and sent TO order. Post paid letters promptly at
tended to. Office on Franklin street, below Ex-
change Hotel, and first door below Trinity church,
Richmond Virginia fe 9
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NEW SUMMER G00DS.-We have Just
~ returned from our second tip North with an
entire new and varied assortment Of Clothing for
the approaching summer season, of the latest and
highest approved styles and patterns, but adapted
to the season; aud are prepar ed to furnish all
VINO are not yet supplied with something entirely
new and unique to suit their varied tastes on the
most accommodating terms. We most earnestly
solicit early cal, wnile our stock is ample both
to 1T AID please. HENRY SHAFER & CO,
my IL No 1913 Main street corner 18th
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81. - rzzzAEs=f1 ADAMS q CO.'S
EsEXPREsSESa are now run
ning to nearly every city, town and village in the
United States, and its superior facilities offered
to all Cat low rates} for the rapid carriage and de
livery of articles of all descriptions boxes, bales,
packages parcels, money, DC. &c, and for the col.
lection of notes. drafts bills in all places where we
have agents.
Our arran gements are such that the utmost
promptness may be relied upon for the perform
ance of all business entrusted to us.
Custom housebusiness attended to, goodsent
duties paid, and articles forwarded with dispatch
Be SIRE 10 order goods by ADAMS g. CO.'S Ex-
press.
Checks on England Ireland Scotland and Wales
in sums te suit, for sale at this office,
Our European and California Expresses give gen
era satisfaction.
The Express leaves Richmond for the North,
East and West every morning Except Sunday al
u o'clock, arrives every evening Except Monday
al s. o'clock. j: II. SAWYER, Agent,
Ottice Ne 5, Fourteenth street, Richmond, Va.
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o"k CARRIAGES, CAKKTAGEs.

& The subscriber has on hand, at bis
CoaCh- making establishment on Lombard Alley.
between Main and Cary oath and 18th stree.s}
near the Columbian Hotel, Coaches, Chariottees.
Barouches. Buggies, with and without tops and
Sulkes all of his own make, of the best materials
and workmanship All of which Will be sold as low
as good work of the kind can be in the city of
Richmond; and respectfully ask call from ttose
in want of any article in the Carriage line, as am
determined to make to order and sell at the lowest
prices possible and all work sold, that is new, war.
ranted MlCAJAH MANGUM
-d6u1
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L,UKEkA-IrOna and Wire Railing Man.
~ ufactOry, Main street, between eth and 9th

L'UkEkA-irOn and Wire Raining MAN
A ufact0ry, Main street, between 9Th and 9th,
No. 2l6 East side.
The subscribers, having built new shop (on the
site of the old one and made extensive additions
thereto, are prepared to furnish Iron railing, Pat
tent Wire Railing. Verandahs, Balconies, Tree Box
es Iron Settles, Chairs &C. Of all patterns and fiat
ter themselves from their long experience al the bu
siness (having put up not few in and about Rich
mond) that they Can furnish Railing at prices to
suit the times, varying from 75c to s. per foot.
ALSO-Vault and Cellar Doors, Gratings of all
descriptions, Awning Frames Iron Bedsteass
Lightning Rods, of the most approved style; and
all kinds of smith work done IN the best manner
and on reasonable terms.
Crates, Tenders, and Summer Fronts for Crates
of all styles ana patterns.
Having put up a superior oven for enaneling
(and no one will deny the superiority of the fire
co!oriag over all others) we are prepared to supply
Crates nfou own manufacture, eQua! TO any made,
and at northern prices. Call elsewhere and exam
inc, then give ID a call before purchasing
- We are determined to do all work in the
best manner, and with despatch.
F. J. BARNS 81 co.
FRANCIS J. BARNS,
GEO s LowNEs ap i9-dIm