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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-04-22
ERIGElsAr0 .ks!

- = 4 ~ gle RAT O4GS! REFRIcpn,
IL TORS.-Just received, doz. Shaey. ;r,,-l "a,
Refrigerator, ranging in price from So to ak I'VE
superiority of Thu pattern any other now in
conceded by all who have used them. The ga ''e's
city of Ice the present season, rendes them scar
desirable, they will pr for themselves in Tho
tity of Ice they every season. laaD'
apl5-ts A. WINSTON
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-04-22
New Confectionery and Ice Cream

New Confectionery and Ice Cream
" SaiOOn-Ihe subscriber wishes to inform the
Ladies' ond Gentlemen of this city, that he has opened
new Confectionery and Ice Cream Sal00n in the house
TWO doors above Tnsey, Taylor & Co.'S store, main
street, where he intends keeping all things in his line
fresh and nice, having it great expense and trouble
fitted up his house in the finest style suitable for the T.
ception of the Ladies and Gentlemen, who may favor
him with their patronage.
He has also fitted up Ice Cream Saloon where thai
delicious art icte will be served up at all times when the
season opens.
Hoping to share portion of the public patronage, he
only requests u visit to become satisfied.
J.ZETEL,
mar 4tf Late of Richmond
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-04-22
MISCELLANEOUS


N = - Il - AN = TO = IsssC.-
Gardeners. Fzorias, bscorporoted Cs,.,aat. ,.
afaefners Artizans, Professional Ne7 49,. MN
oltevs-The Pump and Fire go. nd
cOInbined.-RightSs cvred by Vo,,,s - Inc
fers-Pafent.-ALL IEFRIsogsEsTs sui nv p. Ii
TEDDY LAW. This is the mosi Aaluabe A'sttV
the age and Without which, manufnrt,Ies Of
fees, hotels and private dwellings. are pp''e .d
comparatively insecure. With this chem MI AMI
Fire Engine. the Farmer is perfectly indene, seehi
nnaecommodatihg insurance companies anJ u al
lefanee to the ncendiary. oah BID
RECOMMENDATIONS
We have in Mr.. Il. Birmingham Mtel.u.. mr..
AND ENGINE, and esteem them most 81, L siI
pendage great convenience and an effc;a' oie an
lion against fire. Pt0ite
CHARLES MARX, Richmond.
X. b. TYLER, do
DR.. ROYSTER, Hugueno, Spr;,-.
ARCHER VAUGHAN Farmvill.
EDMUND HUBBARD. Buckineha,,
r. J. GAINES, Charlottee
The Pump can be in at Dir. VIM q n,
Duguids foundry, aud at many other places in
burg. all of whom approve their utility md yheh'
ness. The Pump be seen ia Ria mond. .,, n s
office They warranted r. -'9rk W ell fo- o, y hs
~ NOTlCE-Al persU.- buying q I,! esf,
above articles, responsible me- for il "s 'he
r. BRITTINGIiAM NITrarrr
march 22-dly n'
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-04-22
[ OCKETs. LOCKETs, PINS NC

OCkETS, LOCkETS, FINS NC.-
II The subscriber respectfully informs the public thai
he has jest returned from the North with unusually
Frames Cases &C. Of the latest styles and patterns Al
large stock of Loci and Pins, extra n q
made order which will be filled with pictures in the
hest style oflhe art low prices according to quality,
At Whitehurst Gallery next door TO the Va. Bunk
Z. e. GIBBS. Proprietor
N. B.-Paintings and Pictures of all kinds accurately
copied.
Stock furnished ut the lowest cash prices.
feb lots P T.. G.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-04-22

NTEA M W A RIFLE -
- John r. ROGER has removed his MarbleWork
to,he corner Of Main and 9Th be founa
6ne assortment Of Egyptian, ltaiiaa and American
Marble, Monuments, fombs, Grave Stones, NanteI
Pieces Of every description WalP lates Fronts, &c.
-. Any design in carving executed in the nentest
ner. Orders from the country, with city reference
rompeyatteadea nps gi4sam .s6tgaua
Mr. having served bis apprenticeship In of the
largest establishments in New York city. and having
much experiences in the business atters himself thai
alwofkeNecued his shop will give as entire sasfac
tion any done North or South.
> - Richmond, july Id yd 8 ia 2A 70
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-04-22

FAMILY SOAP.-Every boiy come and buy
l. family Soap, the best in the world.
DIRECTIONS FOR USE.
Cold or warm water-eiIher soft, hard or sa-may
be used with perfec Rub the soap upon the
clothes and then put them soak for three foul
hours then take them and rub them ad then rinse them
They will require but little rubL - after soaking
and no boiling is required is usual with other soaps.
large washing be done in one-third less time anil
trouble and expense than with any other soaps known
This soap is warranted not injure in any way the
slightest fibre, the skin, anything that tits applied
To. 1t will remove any kind of Grease, Paint Tar Ink
Stains &c, from any Goods, without the least injury.
For sale by d. R. LYMAN.
Marcb5-ts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-04-22

GALAMANDE SAFES. "a further sup
~ ply assorted sizes of the Worlds Fair premium,
Safes just received and for sale by
NAV COTS + SACKETT
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-04-22

A CARD.--Jao D Harvey renders his most sin
IL eeTe THINKS 10 bis friends for neirVery boi Al pa
mage extended to him while In several other houses IN
tlis place and nsks a continuance Of the same. He
pledges himself to every exerlon 10 give sntsaet1on
iii. personal will also be paid to tho sale Of al
kinds of produce.
inn u -dAcIA as
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-04-22

EIsHENG TACKLE, Ac.-Fishing Rods,
l. in joints of Lace Wood and East India Bamboo of
all kinds and prices. Reels, &c. Limerick, Kirby, Vr-
sina and Spring Hooks silk, hemp and grass Lines, fin
shed Snoods, bait Boxes &c. Also a lot of English
Hunting Whips &c, which can furnish to dealers ut
Baltimore prices VIM. B. Il c. FISHER,
Mareh9 Opposite Frnklin Hotel
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-04-22

NEW GOODS.-We are now receiving GU.
/ y stock of
Spring and Summer Ready Made Clothing,
comprising Dress and Frock Coas, plain and fancy bu
sness Do from the celebrated house of w r. Jennings
g. CO., New York together with of Cloths
ssmeres Vesngs. and Furnishing goods
from the house of Jno NJ. Davis, Jones Il Co., New
York. Please call inland examine for yourselves.
HATCHER, LOCKWOOD & co.
Mnrch2o-ts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-04-22
Fine Stick LicOurice.

Fine Stick LicOurice.
Gsy CASES very Superior Stick Licourice
Cc II cases good Mass do.
The Stick is rcry superior as to quality, and is well
worthy the attention manufacturing friends, who
wish procure really fine article for spring and Sum.
mer just received consignment and for sale by
March29--ts LEE e. JOHNSON.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-04-22
I'M ARBLE WORKS-Fnv.. :, H.,

.anLt sc ELPTORS,& MARBLE STONE err.
TERS, Frme,ly Of Philadelphia Main ct. Lexins.
.,,o TON Va; Bhdge sts lyheAstg Va. Main St.. Lib
make To order a Northern prices Egyptian. Italian
Northern and Virginia Marble Mahtles plain and ornn
menta Monuments, Tomhs Head and Foot Stones Gar.
den Vases; Counter Table, Bureau and Wash Star d
Tops. made any size short notice. All work vii
be boxed up 70 go safe without extra charge.
One of the firm is an Architect and General Design.
In the Monumental Art and will furnish any design
l; Tue planest TO the most costly, by addressing O
90 U.S. and all work done by us, will give a, entire
Feb24-d&csm y ooa'"' fsa s.
ASmG mao Porter in Store and for sail
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-04-22

London Porter in Store and for sale
"no-ts LEE g. JOHNSON.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-04-22

ARGE ARRIVAL Of LiquOrice. -
- % CHses Stick and Mass Liquoriee,-a part {
the lot fine 0ich- Our manufacturing friends vi
please call and look at H. Just received aud for snle b'
fnafl7-ts LEE & JOHNSON.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-05
ABOLITION OF SLAVERY.

|m.a
|~~a} Meeting OF the Aew-York city Anti-Sia-
oeis soeiery at Metropolitan IEail-spccehes by
'ass c. BurieiSh, William Lloyd Garrison,
and sojoumsr Truth.
''s fnends Of abolition held large meeting yesterday
-S'en N Metropolitan Hall About 1900 persons were
@ srd the utmost attention was manifested bv the
~sN The Chair was taken by Mr. lauren Wetnore
s.-@ o. the City AniiSsvery Society The platform
s@''lEed by number of leading Abortonists The
l..s was opened by appropriate song from the Am
"a Tie Chairman then introduced
- Lli1AbErH PAoKsON OF Philadelphia. 70 the au
- tas lady made hut few remarks She attended
aa lessnce and o%heE Reform meetings which were
No. week and was much era.ihed with the Christian
hcV wan 'hey were conducted She believed TIA, the
= - IA getting mp the meetings hal right on
~ !. Sle Weaid have rG0iccG % be nt,e % be
.e meetings which viii be held this week but
fkso MS compelled hcr return h'me. However
r.. W leave without hcstcwinc her bcne5icton and
,s ~ 'hSi the cause which they were ne. there TO
s.ra n y bVGlrisH was next introduced 10 the an
esetes oke AZ considerable length and with great
sddssss. '"se1 The following i brief synopsis Of
81 ~, the cause Of abolition 10 be the esnse If
xfssss persccuted children. Such was Christ
q thss lnasmnch as ye did II 70 one of the
sIasrVrs a. ~ sid unto ne He was glad 20 SEQ 50
1sdsl ~ ss ,ec assembled on this csy-whch he
e asi,lss aAsgiy appropriate Tor tue advocacy OF
"eenom and Of universal hro;hc,hosl-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-05

TIE IsDIAsA SLAVE CAsE.-The Slave Case at Indian
apos which has produced considerable excitement there
was concluded on Saturday by nm order from the u b.
Commissioner TO release John Freeman from jail where
be had been confined since the 2st Of June last as fug
tive slave. The State Sentinel saysi
1.-The claimant T. Ellington Of Missouri after an ex
animation Of the testimony adduced by freeman counsel
was convinced that he had claimed the wrong man and
through his counsel J. A. Liston, Withdrew the claim
The testimony IL clear to Freemans being an entirely
different person from the slave Sam claimed az having
run away from Greenup County, Kentucky. IL Is also
proved beyond doubt that the latter = now in Canada
Fleoman was identified by witnesses Of excellent enarac
mar who lived in Georgia until 1874 civil suit WI be
Instituted by Freeman against Pleasant Ellington Iof iass
imprisonment and process Issued accordingly. Inc a1m
ess claimed are $1,000 The vii come mp Tor trial
al The nexf terra OF tho Circuit Court the fourth Monday
In October" -
sr Hsi one Of the Editors Of 1he N. ~ CreseeH, was
sacl Cd in his Office on the 27h ult By lawyer named
Hauohton at whom in defense he fred pistol and, it is
fea ed latolly wounded Haughton.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-05
THE EXHIBITION
AT TIE
CRYSTAL PALACE.
XIV.
II A L S.
Istcnnd Articlsl

One of the singular features Of the competition
induced by exhibitions like the present, is the struggle
20 elicit IDEAS from commcn lace materials, or b.
high sounding nomenclature 10 impair importance to
objects that would otherwise fall 10 arrest the attention
IN the manufacture which again abous TO direct
the notice OF readers, this latter peculiarly assumes
an amusing character from he extremes TO which II Is
carried while il also serves to make up for The lack OF
interest resulting from that uniformity of material and
s 10 which il has been reduced by the absurd eanons
Of modern taste IT, therefore occasionally fail into
train Of reflections suggested by the grC;esque images
presented TO our minds the exhibitor nus- take II Ia
good part our impressions do lot always coincide WITH
the effect which he seeks 10 produce
Selecting rather with view 20 the gra.hcAIion CT
the whim II tie moment than With reference 10 Ehe
superior quality o; the articles exhibited, LEI ia com
uerce our tack By INSPECTION o. THAI small case be-
op.irg 70 Au.deD of BFcsdss!. Witsin re Marrow
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-05
REV. ANTOINETTE L. BROWNS
DISCOURSE AT METROPOLITAN HALL,
Surfar sert 4.

At an early hour the great Hall began to I'LL with
most respectable all intelligent audience, and the in
eyitabe noise made by the hundreds of moving feet
absolutely compelled postpOnement OF the opening
services till nearly II o'clock Comparative quiet be-
ipe at length attained-the Hall being entirely filed On
the ground door nearly in the lower and with quite
an sssemblage in the upper gallery-Mss BRoWN sp-
pesred On tie platform attended by few friends
among whom LUcRETn MORT, Lucy STONE, CHARLES
c. BrRIEIeH and other eminent champions OF Anti
slavery were prominent. Mr.. GEO. W. CLARK the
Unknown Anti-Slavery vocalist who acted as chorls-
,,r had ALREADY invited al who would unite in the sing
inc 10 take seats on the PLATFORM but the dread OF
fer that tremendous audience appalled, the hearts OF
re1ly al who might otherwise have accepted the lnvl-
,ation. Miss BROWN Invited I'll Clerg!men and other
friends who saw ft 10 do TO take seats on the plat
form. which was very soon filed. A few Hymn-bOoks
having with difficulty been procured. she announced
ard read Hymn 400 of the Wesleyan Collection which
70 the familiar tune of Aulanvie was sung with sptrE
and power BY the choir and congregation Miss BROWN
hep proceeded TO read with signal clearness and i'm
rresiveness chap xiii Of l. Corinthians, and then led
Tie CONGREGATION TO The rrors Of Grace IN prayer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-05

iinnAScE Yesterday was marked by an
ssa number OF spirited Temperance meetings held in
= hear this City Tho presence of numerous able speak
a attracted h,ro by iha Whole World Convention, wa
's'aly turned to account especially to the females
~ Nrkos of Vermont spoke at the Alliance Tent while
IstGy Clark did good service to the cause at the TEN
as Han in Spring st. end also at meeting held in
'eln; gioTe near Mt OEyei Cemetery, Long Island
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-05

daughter forty years old have got narrative Of one
rat Of my lie and take that pan TO support the Other
lIaulfterl good lSdy wrote Il for me and 80 man
tre 10 I've In conclusion, sle hoped that good people
would 20 I'll they could to smeOrae the condition OF her
rsoc. iChCors.
lie exerccs concluded by divine song entitled The
Earth T. tie Lo-l's," By tic Amfh.ons.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-05

PFARRzsr OF EDTNoIS.-AAer E5ynoil was dis.
lrord bv Jrdge Hunphrcs he rerregted on one ~
the cunts Of the Indictment under which he was on finally
convicted The warrant, according 10 Je AEDDT~ AaseT-
fsey reads O. follows; $50,
,so Al Cor Of Oyer srd Terninrr he'd In ant hor sa
Couty o. oga the Co0 House Oes2 on ne .seona g
- of(etotrr A D l1Jl Frlcs g. Edymon as eAf no1 WIG
ia d r felony, for sdng and asssirg one D.He o,S woo
js Ia sad County cfts .. -
5r1oqrf frdkfa1enf arT 20 1,
and ro yssaaiag n sud CuB q i-' 'S.s i'1' ~ ''"
nnedateiy affer the warrant wa. served on Edymo'n
were taken to procure wit 81 h0Jeas eopns to
-. eost;op a. 10 whether he be legally detained
,rcn bsree made IN the original Indictment 1t Il ar
ned bat q can plead hs former conviction In bar, and
hs ii i good bar although has been released By tho
Tpon application Of the counsel Of Etynoin. Judge
Ugrriries granted writ Of hoJeas corpus in the case, re-
tarnabIe day, al O'Clock A. NJ. The prisoner, mean
time remain. IN tie jail at Auburn Alb Eve Jour. ID.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-05

ToHsaDo-A destructive tornado passed over Lapeer.
Cortland County Saturday lat destroyed houses OF
Oren Day Jasb Talbot, Elias Hudson and David Talbot
There we're several escspes bat no one wn killed
The wind furious that persons had to throw mem
carried away Orchards fences, etc, suffered severely
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-05

DEATH oY Mr.. BixELER.-A dispatch 70 TIE Cieyetas&
Foyes Cf from Bolivia the death Of the Old
Pstriar, b. j. NJ Bneler, Of Zoar. He.disd Aug q. His
cath was premsureiy announced few weeks ago, and
elected many interesting "reminiscences. The dispatch
stsies that SPECULATION viii be rife 70 the disposition Of
the vss property Of the Zoarte community and that tbs
whole business win be carried a. heretofore, By the
Trustees Of the Society Mr. Bneler had been az tho
head Of the Zoertes for long time His biography has
been already written and read by the Patriarch.
The Empire County argus. [volume] (Coloma, El Dorado County, Cal.) 1853-1857, 1853-12-24
Quartz Rock JeWelry

u rival of celebrated Lapidarg 1rt engaged espec
ally in the for them The machinery for this exquis
lite branch of their business is of the most improved and
perfect description being ordered to their establishment
here without any regard to cost They now able to
cut and test all kinds of precious stones and gems Ion
ger NEED the nS OF our soil and
mixed with gold, when cut and polished makes the
beautiful and unique style ofjewery.
Rings, pins, studs, seals, heads, buttons and
hundred different things be manufactured from it,
that for beauty of design and elegance of finish would be
highly appreciated in the eastern States, rendering them
above all other souvenirs superior for home
Call and see them. BARRETT & SHERWOOD,
Argenti's Building, Montgomery street, door from
Commercial street, San Francisco.
N. Borders sent by express punctually attended to-
Quartz mixed with gold suitable for cutting purchased
from to five hundred per cent above the net gold value
December Sd, 1858. BIN
The Empire County argus. [volume] (Coloma, El Dorado County, Cal.) 1853-1857, 1853-12-24
Benicia Female Seminary.

TUNE second year of this institution will commence on
IL Monday LIST of August, which day the exercises
and duties of the school will be resumed 1t is the deter
minaon of the trustees to advance the already high repu-
taon of this seminary; and effort will be spared to rem
der it worthy of patronage Faithful and efficient teachers
have been provided and every attention will be given to
is divided into two sessions of five calendar months
each
Board and tuition per session of months 5000
Washing per dozen, 81, 80.
Day scholars per session 80
EXTRAS.
Vocal and instrumental music 80
Spanish, French. Drawing etc., each 20
Applications for admission should be made to Edward
Crocker, Esq, Treasurer to Saml c. Grey Secretary
S. WOODBRIDGE, JR.
}uy16nl2nl President Board of T ustecs
The Empire County argus. [volume] (Coloma, El Dorado County, Cal.) 1853-1857, 1853-12-24
GREAT MYSTERY
WAR! WAR;! WAR!!!
General Pierce Recalled from the East:
GEN. PIERCE AT THE HEAD OF THE ARMY
Wonderful Changes


In the Army and the Organisation Of Troops at the Seat
of War!
nF all the extensive improvements yet made at the
~ world renowned FOUNTAIN HEAD, that initiated
this oath day of November, 1853 will prove the
gratifying the tolng thousands daily visiting there
For particulars the public Bills of Fare
which the world challenged to compete with.
The superscrption of this advertisement is given it is
because ENGAGEMENTS extensions, Branches
and final have been mystery all outsiders
and know that this last improvement and reduction
prices create more asonshment than all the put
gether Our arrangements with the Farmer the Butcher
and the Dayman; such will hereafter enable us to
other Establishment in the State. And then in the Gull
nary Department. the preparation of edbles leave
all to judge for MISUNDERSTANDING that have now
the best cooks in the State-lntegent, Sober Industr
and Competent And still further guaranty that
proper attention. agreeable Wishes shall be
all patrons here take occasion to say that hav
ing recalled Agent, Col PIERCE, from New York. he
occupies his old stand at the FOUNTAIN HEAD. On his
this city, the title of BrcUd General of the Fountain
Head Division of Troops conferred upon him on ac-
count of his eminent services Colonel of the Armyhs
faithful discharge of duties while absent, and his unwcarcd
attention to business while we absent in So when VIC
removed with our family to dwell in this beautiful land
The public will bear in mind that CRACKER BAKERY
turning out good crackers than all the
the Bakers in the State put together which furnished
to customers at less price than the inferior article with
which this market glutted Also our Mammoth Candy
Mandatory in full tide of operation turning ont tho
choicest of every thing in that line And finally men and
bretheren and children, wish you and the whole
world to understand distinctly there nothing in the way
of Substantial Lining Delicate L9uics for the health
full qualification of the appetite but be found at one or
the other of popular establishments-thc Fountain
Head Long Wharf and Clay street. Branch corner of
Montgomery and Washington streets
As the entire world intend celebrating the approaching
Holiday, feel it incumbent on to make it known
where such articles would add to their enjoyment may
be had:
IVINN'S FOUNTALN HEAD,
l7S and $50 Long Wharf, through Clay street between
Sansome and Battery, San Francisco.
WINNS BRANCH
Corner of Washington and Montgomery streets
NJ l.. VIM,
Commander-in-C Chief of the Forces at the
dec 3-3 3m Fountain Head and Branch
The Empire County argus. [volume] (Coloma, El Dorado County, Cal.) 1853-1857, 1853-12-24
WINN'S FOUNTAIN HEAD.

WINN'S FOUNTAIN HEAD.
The Fountain Head! The Fountain Head
Winn's Fountain is the place,
Where old and young, the grave and gay,
Join in life's cheerful race.
They with accord rushing by,
And for the Fountain haste
Their Breakfast, Dinner, Snpper too,
Are always to their taste.
IT'S there they find the choicest meals,
Our market e'er affords,
Served up in latest lyle that's known,
All smoking on the boards.
Steaks and stews and vegetables rare,
And butter, sweet cream;
Rolls, doughnuts, cakes, and fresh fruit pies,
Well fit for Englands Queen.
The coffee too, clear and hot,
Prepared Of Java best,
Served up with cream and sugar white,
Is drank with hearty zest.
WINS Fountain Head hath viands choice,
All that is rare and good
None can surpass its ample store,
Nor rich and varied board.
This fact our robust Aldermen
Do every day attest,
That at WINS Fountain Head and Branch,
They're always suited best.
Then old and young both grave and gay
Let's for the Fountain aim,
The Fountain Head The Fountain Head!
And choicest meals obtain
Respectfully dedicated to the eating public of California
n general and San Francisco in particular, by
NED SMrI.
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FITZGERALD & Co..
ImpOrters and DeaIers,u


HARDWARE, AGRICULTURAL TOOLS, SC,
~ O. 100 Battery Street, San Francisco, keep constant
~ ly on hand
TOOLS.-Blacksmh's Carpenters, Millwright's, Ma
chinist's, Wheelwright's, lason's, Miners, Coopers
Sailmaker's. Timers, Saddler's, Shoemakers and all
kinds of edge tools.
lIETALS.-Horse, Wrought, Cut and Copper Nails !;
Spikes and Bolts; Sheet Copper Brass, Lead, Tin and
AGRIC CULTURAL LDfPLEDfENTS.-Pl Ok
Yoke and Bows Chains Cradles, Sythes Snaths Rakes,
Forks, Spades Shovels, Hoes, Field and Garden Tools
of every description
Neutrality-suspicious. and Pocket Cutlery. Tea and
Table Spoons, Tea Trays and Candesticks, Hollow Ware
Sauce and Fryngpans Gridrons and full assortment of
house furnishing goods.
English and American Boxes and Springs american
Locks and Latches &C., &c.
Sc agents for Herng's Salamander Safes and Mar
bleized Iron No. 100, Battery street, San Francisco.
19-ltf