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The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1853-10-19
MISCELLANEOUS.
"OUT OF BUSINESS :"
Or the History of u Splendid
"BNst Up.''
DY OLIVER OPIC.
CHAPTER ].

We'll, that is bad, said Mr.. Joseph
Murl,ck, u stock broker to his nephew.
'D.cidedIy bad
But why did you leave Brown and
Smith? h?-Tha' is a good concern
Salary was too small
Better than you got nom, at all e.
vents, replied he worthy old gen
'tleman, with y look of disrIcasnre.'
'C'mldn't pay my way on it,
Not "n five hundred dnlars! and
'Uncle Joe, as he was commonly cal
led, held up both hands in a~tonish
.nent.
i am in debt at this moment re-
turned Ned: with rucfll glance ut
his uncle.
And likely to be. or course you
don't expect to pay your debts Iy
wandering about tho strcctS?
i expect to find business again.
You do not expect to get five ln-
.drcd dollars The first year, dn your
j intend tn strike tnn u thmlSand.'
Strike! YOU won't hit it,
Perhaps shall
Ned you arc going to the deuce.
as fast as hi-h living and dissipation
in general will carry you
why, uncle I'm sure you don't
know me-
Sit down, Ned; let us talk it
over. want a young man in my
office, and perhaps we can make
n trade
Thousand dollars, Uncle Joseph
and Ned Murdock attempted to
look sly.
'N"ut out Of me, Ned
Can't live on less
Better die then. want young
'man to assist my book keeper, run OF
.errands-'
and crrand hoy, you mean,' and
Ned felt hurt at slight put upon
his dignity.
'An errand boy then. My clerk in
tends to 60 into business himself, one
of these days, and if you are atten-
tive to business, here is an opportu-
nifty to advance yourself and uncle
Joe looked seriously into the face of
'his nephew.
'What is the salary?'
''Four hundred for the present.
81 should starve on it,
"Live within your means. When
] was your age, | lived on two hun
- dfed:"
"Times have changed since then"
"Whit do you pay for board, Ned?"
"Six dollars week board at
a hotel, "
"Six dnllars week? Ned, you
are crazy" and Uncle Joe's eyes stuck
.out "like two tal!ow candles"
"Two Of us room together in the
sttic, SO that they board us low"
"Sho'ld think they did-low for
'them, but'high for you. Costs you
n hundred for clothes, suppose, do
mt it?'
"About that" replied Ned, eva
sivcly.
"Do you 60 to the play often?"
Mot above once n week, except
when there are stars on.''
"Not above once a week! Ned YOU
are an extravagant dog; you will die in
the poorliouse!"
SHAW! l'ncle Joseph: you are
old fhshioned!'
"lt it is old.mshioned to live with
in ones means, to pay ones debts, and
wear an honest face, then-thank
God!-I am old fashioned" replied
the worthy old gentleman, with con-
adorable spirit.
81 mean to be honest, to practice
all your old.Glshioned virtues"
You can't do it, Ned, on five hun
dred dollars q year, with your habits" "
Cant be honest2
"No; it is notfhonest to run. up bill
at your tailor's which you have not the
ability to pay; it is not honest to get
m debt to support extravagant habits" "
"Gou don't mean to say that am
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--I~ I~o-SS<-sfb-e ~5Es.---r--------
Coon NJ, NJ resof- r..

A Coon Mans WIsa.-I ffefyS con.
fess to you that would rather,wh
| am laid in my grave, some onein his
manhood should stand oyerykiin1ii and
say-'There lies one who MAS q real
friend ONE, and privately warned
me ofthe dangers of the young, no one
knew it,. but he aided ne in the time
of need. Iowe what am to him.
Or | would rather have some widow.
with choking utterance, telling her
children, There is your friend and
mire! He visited me in my afflietion,
aud found you my sen, am employer.
and you my daughter, ashappy home
in virtuous family Isay,I would
rather such persons should stand st,my
grave, than to have erected over it lin,
most beautiful sculptured monument
of Partisan or Italian marble; The
hearts broken utteTsnce of reflections
of past kindness, and The tears Of crate.
fhl memory shed upon the grave, are
more valnable, il my estimation than
the most costly cenotaph ever reared.
Or. Sharp.
Flour which last year in Boston could
be bought for fivs and q ahalf and six
dollars, now sells for eight and eight
and a half dollars per bbl, The stock
ls said to be unusually light in that 81.
$ty. asaa ,5s.
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It is said to be a bad sign to 500 a
man with his hat off at midnight, ex-
planning the principles and theory
oftruc democracy to lamp post.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-04-01
MARRIAGE,
HAPPINESS AND COMPETENCE.

WHY Is TTT
That we behold many females in the meridian Of life
broken IN health aud spirits it'll complication OF diseases
and ailments deprlylng them of the the
Of life when physical health huoyancy of spirits.
aud happy serenity Of mind arising from condition Of health,
SHOULD be predominant
Many the of her sueRgs rstpeIhaps years
before, perhaps during grhood the first of
their light unnotieed and of
IN AFTER YEARS,
When late be benefited BY knowledge we look
back and moarn, and the full consequences Of
ignorance.
What would often give possess in early life the
knowledge obtain in after years And what DAYS and
nights of anguish might have been spared If the
knowledge timely possessed. 1t is
MELANCHOLY AND STARTLING
To behold the sickness suffering endured by many wife
for years. from simple and eontrolabie easily
remedied-or better still. mot Incurred, neyery
WIFE AND MOTHER
Possessed the information contained in little volume with
in the reach of all) which would spare to herself
YEARS Oh MISERY,
And her husband the constant toll and anxiety Of mind
necessarily deyoving upon him from sickness OF the wife,
without giving him the opportunity of acquiring that
which entitled and
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-04-01
METCALF, NfERRTLL s. co.

~ oCLD call the attention citizens Of Kenosho
ana country 10 their large aud complete assortment
Jus @hich they are offering at very low prices for
s" or FToaaee. We will sell cheap fae cheaptsf.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-04-01


thence essery chains and 7enks to said Chicago road
thence y links 10 beg
5 w Or sec 81. 7 2-In McI.aughIn,s Western addtn-
Lots 6, Z, IA & Is Blk2 GE Ek@8 fEI
sE Or sec 81, a-orginal Town Of soushpor--Ieis b
4, S 81 oinBlk "a Lot B 49, except that porlonly
ing west of Exchange st. L4B5g
3 W frac sec 81. TIL IL
IN or 6. lIolmes & Nichols add'n-Lo,s l. Q 3,
g. In Blk 10 Lots 2 8 g., TO- IL. Is Bic
Lots S. d 7 m Biz Ill. The hfof w Il ofN
or ofsec IT % E. excepting therefrom the following
described pieces and parcels TO witt One
Of Blk @, Holmes Nichols addn; thence rds
rds: rds and 10 beg Also lot Simmons descri
bed as follows: commencing Of point rds of w
of Halmes Nichols nddn the or line dividing the
running s. thence rds, thence w or line; thence
TO beg also lot to Lawrence Herman CONG al
OF l. - In Holmes and Nichols addition thence
srds thence w ~ rds rds ~ fds TO beg also
Holmes and Nichols addition; thence w of said
thence rds thence to telegraph road thence
ids to beg; also one lot to Langley, CONG III rds of
| VI to Tel road 8 rds and n thence w o beg.
NEqFsec Eliot 40 n sqnare on w side Of Kenosha
| st; the n coris 60 IL OF n cor of L l6.
| or sec iTi-AI that portion OIL lying W Of
Exchange 81 extended, being on the w OF Wis and
Ex SITS Lot side of Wis ct CONG 172 Il z Of tho
of Block 46, thence southery 90 feet thence
Easierly 6 feet; thence in North Easteriy d.
recon TO line of Wis 81 at point 63 Il TO the place of
beg thence w to beg 40 CONG at them w Of IS
thence parallel with Main lsl thence parallel with
5 Of w cor Of 46 thence 80 thence &C. n thence
| w 90 n TO beg.
NEqr Sec I-comg 4 rds of w of I. Is
thence Is rds thence rds w Is rds rds 10 beg
"a or Sec 81 2-the hf of the n w or of b 20
/ r % N of the n w
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-04-01

KINGS BOO ksTCEE
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-04-01
FRESH ARRIVAL.

89e010mo~Za
complete assortment constantly hand and ready fol
exhibitions of prices that will prove satisfactory TO purcha
Paper Pencils States, Portfolios Fancy and Common
Inkstands, Crayons, Mathematical Instruments. A great
variety of sizes patterns and qualities of Buff, White Let
ter, Document, Note, and Card Envelopes sc, sc.
Blank Books.
complete assortment OF Blank Account Books ruled
TO athe various patterns in use; full and half bound
in the manner and durable in Russia
CaforSheep manufactured ofhe bestpaper, either med
um denny cap. fun assortment OF Iedgers Journals
Day Books, Invoice, Letter Sales, Cash. Order, Receipt
Record Books Also-a great variety of Miniature Mem
orandum. Time and Pass Books TO which the attention Of
purchasers particularly invited Feeling assured lhan
this department stock is not to be surpassed either
quality price Town. School, Private Libraries
Piled the most liberal terms The Public generally
respectfully invited TO call and examine my Stock, will
ways be ready for examination
SIMEON KING.
Kenosha December, 1851.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-04-01

s W or Soc3l-A piece o. lsud be. at y T ~.
Of Sec 81; thence " 80 rdS; thence rs tferr y
thence fards to place Of beg containing - acre rus
S w qvSee 3lA piece ofland beg at point ON tho So,
Of Market st the W of land owned and ocr1 I
Mrs Bronson; thcace "a the line u Durkces ldd
cd; thence " on line ssd ada to the line Of Tarkt -
thence ON the line Of Aarke. place Of be; c0nta
ting = less.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-04-01
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES }I.l4sesiIaRos

SEar3f-L4 b % l. ID 81 LA % E3B92
HEar3I-L7B69 u 81 com 20 rds w from $ f cor OF
b. running srds, rds, Is rds rds to beg
sEqr3l-L 90, the undivided 4 L CD g. the uudi-
vided i
NE or 31-L5B57 L6B57 L7B57lLsB57
NWgr 3i-com Sc rds from cor; thence running 40
rds, w IL rds 5 40r ds, IL rds to beg, acres. ~
qr3i-L4B62 2lLI0Be4
s Eqr 3o-L4B 36l Isl 34lL6B34 ~ rs
NV qr3l-com 30 ris w from 3 Z corr thence running
- rds, 10 rd 46rds w 20 rds 60 rds 10 to
beg, acres.
L4B54 - 60 D'0 10 . o. - o. ; SIDE Of ''
sEqr so-B AZ, S hf of s hfofbk
NEG 3i-L 2 B 5sI Lab siL4B55 la B IS, ex-
cspt a feet os end O os LIS s5 except "A eetofs end
$ Eqr 30-B 25, entire blk-B &c, entire blk
NE qr3l-LlBs6-L6Bs1
NWqr 3i--com 40 rds w from V cor; thence running
N 40 rd-, w rds S 10 rds, E g rds TO beg, aacres
E qr31-L7 90
BOB 81, com 10 rds w from s cor; thence run
ming n ls rds, w rds, ls rds, + rds to beg
NEqr3l3.L aB7sJL3B79 LaB7s.L7B7a b 60
LiB66 L3B 81 l. AIRS L4B7s Lon SO Ls D 50
L9B59 L 10 50 Washington Island, L7B3 L3B3
2IL2B 3d. except 80 feet Of side L So eScep. 30
l. 70, n hfoflot L5Bs2 - = ~
qr3O-B49, Milf B 3s entire block B H. com %
ris W from cor; thence running lsrds rds, is
rds, rds to beg. Block % S hf
NEqr31-L9B5 LOB L11B53lL 1aB55-
g / sB s. Ls a L Bs5 L 7B IS L 9Bs6 L
| 10 b So b GIN hfof blk
! SEqr 3l-L2B92
| Z" 3o-L7 B36 n Eqr31. L4B62 IL l0BsslL
| 6 B Washington Island l. e b Wash'n Island
| E qr30-B Az hf ofblk
NEqr3l-L6 70 L5Bs $ E or 80, LOB IS, the
middle halfoflot
| s Eqr32 l. 25 B
| NEqr3l-L1B57I L2B57 lL9B6ilLsB 62iLs
b 81 l. - b IS l. Z b 6G LIZ 66 l. 64 L. 10 b 20
L3B74 L5B74 ...sf@f
sEqr Sec Bob 30 5 hfl 81, n w or ofN w qrofblk
/ I2B3I La 81 LIS b 35 III 81 LIB d 30 [ b 81,
| hf of S EQr Lots !, 9, 3, x ), N Blk So
w fPac or Sec 32Tas Island. Lots 9, A. g. TO-
H. Is I6 -, 10 49, o. 30 81 & 49, in Block ar SEC
81 Lots 2, in Block Lots g. 0 iOin Blk Lots
| 9, A, 10, II & IL in Block
Eqr Sec 30-B 81 com W cor OF b; thence running
| 9 r4 i Is rds rds; W Is rds to beg. 81 com u
Of Or of b thence running W rds, rds rds
| n q rds 10 beg.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-04-01
SECOND Ward.
Being in Torn Tee, Ranqc %.
n L or Sec 2l.-Loi2 ANA.
- ~ = -, ia V1s A. y ~

MGR sec 2I-Iot2B7I
SEC Sec .RA-IOt6B33
NEQr sec 3i-lot Blk Is i. So cxcert II s,, fy
side lott So except "a feet on side ofi6,-II II
l. S. hfof LOS 1 II IS, III of lot I4R~6 - :
- Il h IS Labs l. 5 IS T.3BG6 l. 6B66 II
CD 20 L5B69 LgB69 L 10 b 90 Lon 76lI6B-s
d g Is B63 L6B63 L7B63 1.3B55 LARA
L6B65 L. 65 l. : 81, y hfof lot l n 20 n bfof
lot Lana LBB64 L6B64 La il 6i l. { R6i-IS
B73 L4B73 Ll0B73 B 50, Ehfof n L Or of block
SEQr3l-L IL b 93-LI6D9
&c SOB *, w or ofbIk Il 20, E or Of biz iB4s
SEqrofblk L9B35 lL2B50
NV qrseo Gloom 20 ris w, 40 rds of s Z cor ofqr
Sec thence running 40 rds " 10 r : 80 rs 20 rds TO
beg, I0Gcrcs. ~.
NEer3l-L1Bs5-L9 6l-L9B6s-LeB6
SEqr SD 81, entire biz h 30 If Of r. excent " he
of hf LlB6 Ia ID Il 81, com : " cor Of ii. thence
Wqrofblk
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-04-01

MAPLE sUGARfor saleby
METCALF, MERRILL 4 co
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-04-01
Something New under the Sun.
The Second Can!

"A Ii Persons indebted 10 The s,bs.r,,.o.. -.
90 9Gcsnt are requested TO and paw at once and
our BooH sa closed me credit business we mus. have
". =, 0Seouhis settled by note otherwise fortAxieA
W. ~'b 1907 MEfCAIE. MERRILL, n co
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-04-01

c SIDE I except e acres on c side 25
n center W bounded by sec line c by Lud-
ington by Fiteld and French by Strikerl3
side wi e by Holmes W by p F Newmanl2
SPIT 10 acres decided by G w p to Talcott IL
side b by sec line by Gilbert by
Colett Seden and Johnson by Fetch
W pit II acres decided to to j G w by T G KIN
ease 2
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-04-01

NhaEE LOTS, very desirably located for yesideneex
vii W. 81. 70. Block 81; Loe Block AZ Lot s. Block SOL
Fo,nr,h al bargain, aud on accommodating terms
iaf1her particulars enquire OF
II. i HINSDALE.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-04-01
SECURE THE MEANS OF HAPPINESS

By becoming in time possessed of the knowledge the
Of which has caused the sickness and poverty of thousands
In OF such consequences wife mother
sable she neglect to avail herself of that knowledge in
herself which would her much suffering, be
the of happiness and prosperity her husband and
confer her children that blessing sboye all prceheay
bodies with healthy minds. That knowledge contained IN
a little work eatltled
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-04-01
CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.
BE NOT DEFRAUDED,

Buy no book unless Dr. A. Mauriceau 12e Liberty ST.,
N " the title page and the entry IN Jerks Once on
the back of the title corresponds as hsre and buy only
spectacle and honorable dealers send by mail and ad
dress to DIR. A. Nj. Mauriceau.
Full title page, with contents together with few pages
treating Of important subjects to every married female VIII
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Street, New York.
For SALE AT KINa's Book STORE, KExosHA; w. {
fountain, WATERFOWL; l.. Laing, shebo! gan r. d. Pu
erd, Mineral Point Wis.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-07-07

~ soh AND 0krUkHE-
ksie-orssn citren; Pine
Apple, Nutmeg.
Mafrr Aei,a-Finesi hind.
Nasfurfinns-
Ns<fso~f-niaek and white.
Oaosa-silvxr skin; White Por.
tnsas yellow and Rsd.
Okra.
Psas-ExtrA Early, Early May;
Warrington: do FRANZ; do Chari-
ton. Dwarf Hue frussiAn; do
AArrowfAt. nishop DvarfproliAc.
Pdrsnf a eLonr smooth
Fryneh. Guernsey.
l6r~>y-Carisd.
isfpe~-Larre Bell, or Bah
No.s Tomato shaped; cAysnns.
Pam p 4 fa-Largs yellow
RA1bdr1--vietoria.
kaddf~s-Long SCARLET short
Top. Scarlet Turnip; whits do;
seiios dos Long Salmon; Black
Plant.
SpiaacA-Rsand leaved.
SyaosA-kArly hush; Bell.
Ic,,.ifo-L.rSs Ned; do Vel
low Egg.
nsralp-Early HAtDutch; do
Red Top; Large White Norfolk:
white GLOBE, ku,a BASa; bales
Hybrid.
Her6AAnniss; carroxay;
Thyme; corianicr, Lavender.
Sweet Basil; Rosemary; Sage;
summer sAvory; Sweet Marc;
rum: Bene. IS
VIM. PALMER-
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- ~ - ~ %

~ kEfsvlLLk. ~ MILES. ~ ~
On and a.er MONDAY, November regular pa,,~u
keyssiile. ~ --e
The Train win stop passengers only Al the following point.
MAnehester Rebioas, Goal fs Tomahauk. Powhstan
toex shop, Amelia Court House.
anarL maytokAh, and Liberty Church.
~ nc hmond al O'Clock A ~ Rsiarnins. leave ksysvns
under 10 Of free provided oseu
pied ~ them From 10 and under IS age, price,
Servants travelling by themselves with too
pAsse that one be retained In
Cara. - - f " ~ v" INV
B-P.ssengers for Iynchhurr viii Train
Tor keet Station, thence BY rsgx Cos Stages
70 Lynsho1rg Passengers Tor Halifax
ae1r fagx Co.'S four horse coaches Keysvie passen
ks mr Dsnve Va 0re~nsboroash Salisbury, n
1.h nice, assss fass Co.'S horse Coaches Tuesdays
PASSENGERS Tor Cark.yie bydton, Milton, " c. Yaneey
se can meet hessfs Moss Cos Coaches keysve
uay fhursdsys and Saturdays;
ap . JOIIN M ostnpSr s,r,,
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"aoI1rALE AM HEiA
1stsaT,iQss-white Giant
xrftoAoke-Large Globe.
beass-Larse Lima. small do;
Red Cranberry. Scarlet Runners.
Broad Windsor.
,Ssapiisuss-Eariy yellow. slx
Weeks, do Mohawk; do China: 10
valentine do. Half Moon; Ne uree
ivo 10 one. Ned Cranberry.
6esf-kariy Hood Turnlp
Rooted. do yellow do do. I.onr
blood. white Silesian: feeneh
Sugar; Mangel Wurtrei.
Cape.
CaoSags-Early Yori; Lar.
do, Early Sugar Loaf do Datt,r.
sea: do OxheArt, do vAnAck. az
Nonpsreil; Fiat Dutch; Drum.
head, Large bergen; areen Curl.
ed savoy, DrumLeAd savoy, Red
Dutch for Picking.
Csisil fose>y-karly and Late.
Csieyy-white solid; Red do.
C,frs,f-long orange Early
Horn; AitrinFham; White Field.
trcss-Carled or rcppergrass.
Csscsnaer-EAriy frame, DO
Cluster. Long Green; Long a reen
sca,hgAte; White spined, Cher.
Co~r-Early Sugar; do rusea.
rora, do yellow.
kadtre-o,reen curied.
E1g Plant.
h',ie-siberian eurled; Rape
or Cole.
L>eA-LArge Scotch.
Lesface-koyal white Head;
Ice Drumhesd; white Coss:
brown Dutch; curled India OF
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NJOrNR-oa and e June. issa ne snsvins
Ssss on The EcHsosp. iisDssicKssuRo fcrosxc Rail.
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VTmGINIA LINE OF RICHMOND AND

VTmGINIt LINE RICHMOND AM
I'm New York Packets-This new Home 4JE,SS
l(HIS Line Is composed Of the following vessels, fHf
49, sails from Sete York
owned In the city Of Richmond
schooner HENRIC0, Captain J. b. futile,
" GALLEGo, William selson,
= SRlASNA, naliel Dodge.
MERCHANT, e. W. Couch.
e HANOVER, d" Oliver Chichester,
HAAALL, l." L. II. Layarld,
" NEW YORK, J. q. Wyatt
RICHMOND, I" Isaae PgTnell
These vessels the city o. Ba.
more expressly for this trade and have superior Accommodations
u Commanded
qualified for the trade and Eho will spare accom-.
moda They will be lowed up and by stean and
may be relied on TO sail promptly, az advertised.
Merchants going North ordering goods York will
Ind 20 their interest TO ship BY this iAne
DC taken a. low by other line Of
vii be made by the Agents in Richmond give
isfaetion.
We respectfully hope succeed in obtaining full share
Of patronage.
Goods shipped by this Line to New York. will forwarded
Of commission New Mobile Charleston
any other Southern Northern port.
The vessels will lie In Richmond
Berth No. l. Coffee House Slip foot uf Wall street.
DAVID CURRIE Richmond,
G. II. PIERSOS, New York, SAgents.
NOS No. 81, South stree
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Osrr1;r- the r.acnan<r i'aa.-
IA HENRY EXALl would make known to his friends anu me
puouc exclusively given To the AK
tHlrECTURAL DEPARTMENT OF his business and finding
H. he has ome, and procured the assistance
o. Jne the country, Mr.. LfbkoCk
VIII found In the office, was Thoroughly
eiu.sted business in the best Academies In Gernahy
aud practice OF his profession IN
and Tor the last four has had charge OF one
leading OF New York, where nc has plan
Of the most prominent public and
Metropolitan ani 81 Nicholas Hotels several OF the
and ars uubcr OF the best private dTeng'
will visiting the oie many speei'
we'll large collection Of other plans in
every variety Of style.
satisfaction OF pleasing those BY
have empoye make plans and designs, viii con
TO all work done IN the Once,
slperintend the erect OF Badng where my attention Is
rs9nei Psrc ar attention viii be paid To proportion ness
Istvs durability Of economy efrScuOR.
furnish pab buildings Mi Fac
and Bedges Warehouses stores In all the
eIng description suited TO tosn
decorations for stores and Saloons, Public
MJnaien Toh, Vaults Railing &C. for Cemeteries;
secht tions for working drawings Tor every
Luding and generally supern
- the its eonplet on, desired will
fe1w eiu1en by employed; whom
Bruce Conway Robins WA IL mcfarland, James Lyons,
M9rsoa Robert C. SAnard VIM IL Hawaii,
Peytoa, Wellington oidin, James ThJma Richardson
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