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The American publishers respectfully invite the atten-
ton of theirfeow citizens to The merits of the abeye
works. feeling assured thut will arise from their
pcrusa out being convinced TINT they subserve the
best interests Of popular intelligence, and add in
eminent degree, the general happiness of tho nation,
by mpnrting To the public mind heathtul stimulus Tor
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Copies of all the above works car be the ta-
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MULTIPLICATION OF THE

REPUBLICATION OF THE
LO.sDON QU.8RTERLY, THE EDLNBURG
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lisure Ware-E1OOnis,

HgGaN$aEFA- Furniture Ware-ROOHis,
RICHMOND. Va,
se5 - Opposite Exchange Bank, Nam Street
We offering the largest assortment and grent-
variety Furniture that has been offered in this
market. Our motto is quick sales and small profits"
We offering great inducements to buyers we have
lately erected very large factory and manufacturing
n very arge scale Call and examine stock be-
fore buying and if do offer Furniture lower than
any other house in Virginia, will forfeit repuia
tinn. M 5--ts1 JONES g. HARDWOOD.
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rABELL HOUSE, Lynchburg, Va.
~ The undersigned takes this method ofnforming his
friends and the public generally TINT he has leased for
term years the CABELL HOUSE, and that it is
open for the reception of company. 1t has un
dergone thorous repair from tup TO hottom and is
furn shed with NEW FURNITURE OUT AND OUT
All he asks is call and f entire satisfaction il given
no charge will he made He has also leased EAioHs
Stables. the best in the city which will be furnished
with plenty of Provender, and attentive Ostlers.
G. W. A. RAINE. Proprietor.
n. B.-1 have made drran gements with the proprie-
tors of the 'ViRGtE IAN READIHG Room, by which M
guests will have the pleasure of visiting that resort OF
and literature. Cards Of admission will he OBJ
tn ID a. the Hotel jy l2-dtf1 G. w. A. X.
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CARDS.


CHAS. L. DIBRELL, Proprietor
Gentlemen visiting Lynchburg and stopping at DIB
RELLS have the privilege of visiting the VIRGIsIAN
BEADING Room" during their stay Cards of admis
sion obtained at the Hotel jy 29-dts
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BLANKS FoR SALE AT THIS OFFICE.
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Fare through to Fnca'tlr' oniy..-'-''..' so
{" Buchanan. "
BOYD. EDMOND Il DAVENPORT.
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rating the Virginia and Antwerp stcam-ship
Company. passed the Senate to-day.

rating the Virginia and Antwerp Steamship
Company. passed the Senate to-day.
HOUSE
The RESOLUTION from the Senate, providing
for the execution ola new and accurate mar
Of Virginia. was indefinitely posiponed-aye.
62. noes 46.
The following House bills were passed to
day: Incorporating the Bank of Marion. in
Symthe county-Concerning the Bonds Of
Sheriffs and other collectors Of taxes (rhe a.
mount Of Bonds to be not less than $4,000
nor more than $50, 000)-And a bill authors.
ing the Pittsylvania and Lynchlurg Turnpike
Company to convert their turnpikeinto a plank
road. and to extend the same.
Also, the following Senate bills: Authors.
ing the establishment Of a branch OF one Of the
hanks of Virginia in West Columbia. Mason
connty-To incorporate the Union Savings
Bank of the city OF Richmond-To incorpo-
rate the Hampshire Junction Turnpike Com
pany-And a bill authorizing the County
Court ofMarshall, and the towns in said coun-
~. 10 subscribe 10 the capital stock of the
Ohio Central Railroad Company.
Mr.. Anderson presented a petition Of citi-
Gems of the City of Richmond. asking the
mory as a public street; which petition was re-
frrred to the Committee on the Arrnory.
Mr.. fmboden. Of Augusta. moved to take
up his resolution offerd some time since. con-
corning the public lands. or Virginia's distri.
bnrive share of the proceeds thereof. The
House. after debate. refused to take up said re-
solnrions-ayes A. noes &C.
AT s o'clock. the House adjourned.
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Richmond Markets, May -.

note but little change in the mar.
ket since our last report. More good shipping and
stemming offered this week. and prices generally range
from, 81 t" So. Non descript and saft kinds rather heavy
on the market. Manufacturing kinds are in demand.
prices paid this week from s. to sos.
BARKsDALE & READ.
FLOUR-$4 12I.
PLASTER-Ground 81 so n 8; Lump nominal 50 so
a3 rs.
M~OLASSES-New Orleans 29a32c; West India 1874
a9ac.
SUGAR-Nrw Orleans5 a61c; West India 81 a6ac.
81 al0ic; Laguyra "a aloe.
FISH-North Carolina Herrings, S. so; Mackerle,
No l. sl1; No 9, $40; No 3, S..
PROV1SlONS-Western Sides IL to 111c; do Shout
ders % a l0c; Hams l2 a l24c; Lard in bbls. IL a N:
Kegs 114al2c.
Observation-Disclosures Rectifed %; and Cincinnati
223c; sales from wharf.
WHEAT-90c. for Red. and 95c. for White a prime
article would bring a higher price.
CORN-58a60c cents.
SOLE LEATHER-Good heavy 13a15c; damaged
9al2c.
IRON-Pig $20a$30 per ton; English $50; Swcedes
s95' Tredegar sos; Country bar, ss6ass7 so.
STEEL-American blistered sIO5 pei ton.
SHOT-5ic
N~AILS-3saaic.
BEESWAX-23a24c.
FLAX SEED-S1 GOA 81 IS.
GLOVER SEED-s6 25as6 so
20a2I; washed do 31a33c.
GUANO-$46 so per ton.
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CONGRESS

tuesday,. MAY %.
SENATE. Various memorials were present.
ed asking for the passage of the homestead
bill.
Reports Of no specialimportance were made
from committees; and after further procee-
dings, the Senate took up the deficiency bill.
HoUsEoF REPREsENTATIvEs.-Mr. Disney
asked leave to introduce a joint resolution hav-
ing il view the bringing of the Irish exiles, af.
ter they shall have been liberated, to this couu-
try in a national ship. Objection was made.
Reports were made from standing commit
tees.
The House. in Committee, took up the in
valid pension bill.
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present; ana that they procure the enactment
ct such laws - snail be necessary and proper
Tor the regulation Of on the Ohio
river. defining the extent to which piers NAV
be eeecied therein. and the elevation at which
briggs may be constructed over the same.
WIN reference to the free navigation thereof,
SO a. to pre- gent the occurrence Of all similar
contr"vers'es In future.
Senate DILL authorizing the Board Of Public
works the subscribe $4,000 to The Manas-
sss Zap Railroad Company. was passed
Ayes ~. noes IL.
Senate bill to Increase the capital stock Q
the o0uthslde Railroad Compsnv was taken mn
on motion of Mr.. Cam hell Of Nonuwav.
Mr.. Shsckleford moved to lay the bill on the
tablc--Ayes 90. noes 81.
Nh. Campbell offered a smhstiause far the
tail which was reiecied.-Ayex rs noes ".
On motion Of Mr.. Daniel. the bill was far
the present, laid on the table.
Senate bin concerning the Jurisdiction of the
Circuit Court Of Petersburg. was passed.
HOUSE.
Mr.. Patrick offered a resolution thai The
House meet at 3 o'clock each morning during
the remainder of the session Mr.--
moved to amend hy substituting 8 o'clock
Mr.--- moved to Law the resolution
and amendment on the table. Agreed to-
eyes 62. noes A.
Mr.. Wallace moved that the rule he su.pen-
ded 10 aa"rd him an opportunity to take IN
the bill lo~ which ne presented a substitute,
increasing the capital stock of the South Side
raiirosd company-hundred thousand dol
lars. by private subscription. Mr.. w. stated
that the substitute asked for no money from
the Sale. All the stock heretofore authorized
has beru taken; and under the circumstances,
he could not conceive /, possible that a single
man could be found in the House in opposition
to the measure proposed. Mr.. Segar was on.
posed 10 any action on the subject. The aues.
ton on suspcndiag the rule for the purpose in.
Dictated. was rejected. AYES Sc, noes Sc.
A bill. separating the Offices Of Sheriff and
Jailor, was indefinitely pos poned.
The order of the day, the prcamble and res
o~lstion Of Mr.. Bottom. of Amelia. condemna-
tory of The act Of til. Governor in committing
the punishment of Jordan Hatcher from death
10 transportation. came up; At IL o'clock, for
consideration.
Mr.. Bottom addressed the House in sup
port Of his resolution
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BURKHOLDER 4 l.
CEILING OFF, NOT AT COST, bul


- GENCf.-The undersigned. by request OF land
sellers has established in the town Of Lynchburg an agen-
ry, for the sale Of Land, the object Of which is to afford
facilities both to the purchaser and seller Of Land, He
viii keep constantly in his Office. correct and thorough
descriptions Of farms for sale, including quality quantity,
location. price, terms, and all other information essen
rial to be known by one DESTROYS Of purchasing; in this
way persons who are unacquaintcd with the country,
and wishing to purchase, can without delay have such u
plantation pointed out to them that would likely suit
their wishes, and the purchaser and seller conld at once
be brought together; and on the other hand, sellers can
bring their land to the notice of those who are directly
concerned, without notoriety, which is often unpleasant
within itself. Persons who wish the aid of this office in
selling. must give a full and correct description of their
land, in order that a fair and candid representation may
be made to the purchaser. This agency will be adver-
tised in all the most prominent agricultural papers.
TERMs-Tcn dollars for entering n farm on description
book, and % pr cent when the land is sold. Any per-
son wishing to buy land in this section Of country, and
will describe as near us possible the kind Of place that
would most likely suit them as regards location ind
guilty, will be notified if such a farm should be put in
the market. | take occasion to say that no land willie
bought and sold by me on speculation.
CY- Office 9 doors below the Post Office, where ! can
be found All communications post Paid, will be prompt
ly attended to. BENJAMIN WILKES.
NAV 90-ts
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~ MEXICAN MUSTANG LINIMENT.-Thcre
can he no doubt that the new .finities and new discov-
cries that Medical Chemistry is constantly adding to
medical science and the healing art. is the beste violence
of the great superiority the new combinations in tie Mus
TANG LISIMENT have to old preparations; this Liniment
being the result of great labor in chemical Analysis, lie
the reason for the great superiority Of this new prepa-
ration over old mixtures, md the immense sale Of it
proves how highly it is valued by those who have used
it and know its superior virtues for the cure Of rheu-
matism, bruises, strains, burns. stiff joints. chapped
hands, corns. also for broken breast, swellings, or pains
in any part of the body.
The 81 bpttlc contains s times. the so cent bottle three
lines, as much as the IS cent size. See advertisement
IN another column. April S-ts
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From the Baltimore Patriot.
Beautiful Pianos.

Messrs. knabe, Grhle & Co. have now in their ware
rooms on Eutaw street. several magnifcently beautiful
Pianos, which may well claim the attention, as they do,
of all who delight in the sweet sounds Of music The
tones and character Of the pianos made by this house.
have a reputation. that. with all the immense furces Of
wnrkmcn they keep constantly employed, makes it diff
fcult to supply the demands, which are made from all
parts OF the country for their instruments. They are
constantly adding to their forcea and extending their es-
tablishmeni. so as to keep up with the demand as far as
they can. But they have now in their warerooms, two
rian"-. the tones of (which are delicious. and the work.
mauship complete. The rosewood work, is adorned
with flowers, which ae inlaid upon its sides and front.
AMI give them a gorgeousness and richness that are
really beautiful. Those WHO would like to see them,
can have an opportunity by calling carly at the ware
rooms.
ID. d. Payne is agent for the above, and has n good as
sentiment on hand. May 27-lmif
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no -THER0CKBRDGE AZ

VNO NVALIDS-TH EROCKBRLDG A.
Il UMSPRLNGS, IL miles West of Lexington, Va,
is an invaluable remedy in the cure Of all Scrofulous
and Cutancous diseases, Lupus and other malignant
alterations, Chronic diseases Of the Alimentary Canal,
Aptheous and other Chronic inhammations and ulcera-
tions Of the mouth and throat, Dyspepsia, diseases Of
the Liver. Diarrhna, Cholera Infanium, Chronic Per-
etonetis and Mesenteretis, Ascites, diseases Of the Kid
ney, Bladder and Urethra; Diabetes, Hemorrhoidal
Affections, diseases peculiar to females, Chlorosis, Sup
preston and other morbid conditions Of the Menstrual
Secretion, Chronic Inflammation and liberation Of the
Uterus, Leucorrhea, all Anemic conditions Of the system
and broken down states Of the constitution, whether
from the imprudent use of medicine or the errors OF
youth, and in all constitutional diseases where a power
full Alternative and tonic remedy is required.
In diseases of the Glandular System, whether of inna-
mnation, liberation, enlargement OF deficient Secretion,
II Is invaluable. Its power in restoring the SecretioDs
to a healthy condition, whea deficient in quantity or
of bad quality, particularly the secre;ions of the Liver,
Kidneys and Skin. is not surpassed by any other agent.
Acting as a %purgative or astringenf according to the
quantity taken it cures with equal facility diseases of
the Alimentary Canal attended by constipation or diarr-
hua. Its purga.ive action is characterized by copious
bilious discharges very similar to those produced by
mercurial purgatives
As a remedy in all depraved conditions of the con-
siitution involving as such diseases necessarily do, an
unhealthy condition Of the blood, and in many cases
morbid deposits in the various organs, we know of no
remedy which has effected such astonishing cures. Thus
it is it has cured Scrofnla in all its forms and in its
"tfs u It's ittIc CtIo
Unlike most other Mineral Springs, it retains its cura-
tive powers at all seasons, and when sent away in bar
rels or bottles. preserves most or all of its properties.
The accommodations at present are sufficient for $50
persons, and by the commencement of the usual season,
will be so increased as to ccommodate a much larger
number.
Visitors will be received at any time and charged as
follows:
Until the goth pr week.
From Goth June to LIST October.-..-... ="
Servants half price.
BOOTH, ANDERSON s. CHRISTIAN.
There will be u daily line Of Stages to the Springs con
meeting with the Packet Boat at North River and
Buchanan, and with the Staunton and Waynesborough
lines over n fine Plank Road.
Hacks and other means Of conveyance can always
he had in Lexington If desired.
FARE:
From Richmond. by Packet Boat, to Lexing-
u w
p" by Scottsville and Staunton
to Lexington 4 90
April l2-wt27 ma-then2tawts
Richmond Wing and Examiner will publish reckly
,utili ordered TO be stopped.
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FREIGHTS.
Northern M

BALTI MoRE May 81.
Flour-sales to-day of 1000 ibis. Flour at 81 l25
per Dbl.
Wheat-No change in prices, but the market less ac-
tive.
Corn-Sales at Sc a So cents for elbow, and 81 a g.
cents for white.
New York May 81, P. NJ.
very firm, but no change in prices.
Flour and Grain unchanged.
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Murder in augusta Counfy.-A young
Irishman named Nonan. wat shot in Augusta
county. about the LIST Of April. by a country
man Of his, named BURY. Nonan fingered un-
til the LIST Of May. when he expired in wag-
on which was conveying him to the poor house.
A correspondent of the Staunton Spectator,
bitterly denounces the authorities who have
permitted the murderer to roam unmolested.
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LNOR SALE..-The undersigned has for
l. sale two Houses and Lots-the houses IRE A4
brick and recently built, with all necessary out houses
and well of water, and the lots contain three-fourihs Of
nm acre each. This property Is situated immcdi,tely
in the neighborhood of d. h. Payue's. and opposite arc
Edmund Logwood's, and desirable family residences.
l have for sale also, three building Lots in the sumo
ncighborhood. each containing one mere.
For terms, apply to Creed r. Wills in the absence
of the undersigned. WIN. DANIEL, in.
Anril LIS
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Wheeling Bridge Case.

WASHINGTON, May u.
In the U. S. Supreme Court to-day. Judge
Mclean delivered the final opinion Of the
Court relative to the Wheeling Bridge, that
the freedom Of navigation could not be secured
with a draw less than 200 feet wide. From
this opinion Judges fancy, Daniel and Wayne
dissented.
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Murder in Lee County-The Abingdon Vii

Murder in Lee County-The Abingdon Vir-
ginian publishes the following:
From a private letter from a friend in Jones'
vile, Lee county, we learn that another MUIR
der has been committed in that county, under
the influence of whiskey. A young man by
the name ofSmith, killed a man by the name
of Campbell Thompson, with a rock, a few
days ago. We have heard none of the partic-
ulars except they were both drunk.
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DUBLIC SALE OF A VALUABLE

DUBLIC SALE OF A VALUABLE
Il TRACT OF LAND.-h III County Of Bedford.-
In pursuance Of the last will and testament Of James NJ.
Woods, decd, l will, at the late residence Of the said
Woods, in the county Of Bedford, sell to the highest bid
der. at public auction, the
~ TRACT OF LAND, whereon he resided at the
= time Of his death. containing 800 acres. This
land lies about $ miles south Of the town Of Liberty
adjoining the lands Of james Leftwich, Jack Suatton,
and others; is within Il miles Of two manufacturing
Mills, and within s miles Of the Virginia and Tennessee
Railroad. 1t is well watered well ~timbered, Of fine quail
lily, in a high state Of improvement, and wittal one Of
the most desirable farms in the county Of Bedford.
The improvements consist Of comfortable Dwell
LING HOUSE, and sl necessary outhouses. Jack
Stratton, Esq, who lives near the land, will show il to
any one desiring to view it. Persons ut a distance de-
string information in regard to 1t, can address the sub
scribcr, at Mount Horeb, Nelson co., Ka; Jesse +.
Hopkins, Liberty, Va. or Jack S,ratton. Bunker HILL
Bedford county. ~
The Land WILDE sold on the 10th day ofJune, 1907
on credit of one, two, and threeyesrs, equalinstaiments'
with interest after g., I2, md Is months. Inc pur-
chaser will be required to give bonds with good per-
sonaI security, and the title tothe land retained as "a
further security until all the purchase money! paid.
WILLIAM NJ. WOODS,
Ex'r Of James VI. Woods, decd.
April 1-wtl0june
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Southern Markets.

CHARLESTON, May %.
Cetton-Sales to-day of 1900 bales. averaging at from
8 to l0t. The market is firm. with and upward tenden-
cy.
New ORLEANS. May %.
Cotton-The market closed firm to-day. with sales of
Orleans middling ut 81 a ~. Tobacco-Sales of Mary
land leaf at "a to Ga being an advance of l to A during
the week.
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DEAD, READ, READ.--Ioo PAT.

IL TERMS Dress Silks, (too many.) All in want Of
beautiful Dress Silks. will do well to give our stock an
examination. as we intend to offer them at the lowest
prices that the same goods have ever been offered at in
any house in this city. we care not where. The above
goods consist of beautiful black Brocades, plain Chan
geables. splendid Fancy in nearly all colors;plain Blacks,
splendid Whites, Sc, &c. B. n. LEWIS, g. Co.
may Pots
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MARRIAGES.

Married, on Thursday morning The eth instant. by
tho Rev. w. II. Kincklr, the Rev. WILLIAM D. Hanson,
OF C!arke county, to Miss Anna j., daughter of Samuel
Pryor Esq. Of this place.
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DIEDMONT WORKS-A. ELLISON ir Pr
Il Prieor.
Steam Saw and Planning Mills,
Door, Sash Blind and Boz Factory,
Nil md Machine IorE.

Door, Sash Blind and Boz Factory,
Mn and Machine Work,
Iron Turning and Fitting,
B~kacksmithing of all descriptions.
These works having been fitted up at great expense
with steam power, and a large variety Of machinery for
working wood and iron, form the most complete estab-
lishncnt of the kind in the Southern States. and can
execute better work and at cheaper rates, than can be
enc in the ordinary mode.
Builders and those intending to build, supplied with
Doors. Blinds, Window Frames and Sash (primed and
glazed if required) Mouldings, Flooring dressed and
tongue and grooved, ready for laying. dressed Ceiling
and Misunderstanding, Palings, and a variety OF other
materials required in building.
Contractors supplied with Dump and Stone Cars, Der
rick Gearing, Wheelbarrows, Picks and Bars, and other
Tools required upon Public Works.
Constantly on hand and for sale, on reasonable terms
all varieties of Flooring and other Lumber, worked or
unworked. Saving and Planning done to order. Bills
of Timber sawed to order.
ran lifts A. N~ETTLETON. Agent.
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Range Of the Therm meter
AT THE


~ WIN VI liz NV e
We have blanks with all the articles subject to taxa-
ton neatly arranged in a table. which affords great con.
venience to Commissioners of the Revenue. in obtain
ing lists of taxable property. BY furnishing one of these
sheets to n person. he will be enabled to return to the
Commissioners his list in a few minutes.
May 2i-if TERRY & SHIELDS.
Iirrinian ..ffce
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CCHOOL AT BUCHANAN, Bote-

y TUUhI COUNI1'- he htxt SESSION Ofthe sud-
scriber's School will commence on Tuesday, LIST June.
The course of studies will be on n scale sufficiently
extended to prepare youths for the highest classes at the
University of Virginia, or any Of our Colleges.
Buchanan is situated in n proverbially healthy country,
accessible, being at the present termin us Of the J. X.
and X. Canal.
TERMS-Two hundred dollars per session Of ten
months; one half to be paid on the Ist Of June, and one
half on the LIST of November. This charge includes all
expenses except books and stationery, which will be
furnished by the subscriber at Richmond prices.
New pupils will be charged from the date ofentering
to the end of the session.
Parents or Guardians wishing further information will
address their letters to Pdhonsbnrg, Val; Pattonsburr
on the opposite side of the river being the Post Office foi
Buchanan. tapl 10-6w1 WIN. X. GAIT.
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VHEAP Boots, shoes, Hats, &c.

CHEAP Boots, shoes, Hats, &c. |
" take pleasure in calling the attention Of the public
to my well assorted Stock of Boots, Shoes, Cape, Hats,
Travelling Trunks. Carpet Bugs, Panama and other
Summer Hats-comprising every thing used for the head
and feet, which | have recently bought in the Northern
cities, and am offering a, very low prices, in order TO in
duce large sales. | think it will be to the interest ofall
to call. as prefer a nimble penny 10 q slow shilling.
My arrangements are made To keep up the Stock
throughout the season, with fresh and desirable Goods.
march og-iff JOHN q. MEM.