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nv GREEN & SCOTT. Auoaoneers.

ny GREEN 81 SCOTT. Auctsoneers.
U,yTrNsIyg SALE OF NEW FURNITUREs-on Monday, the
9ath shall sell auction ROOM conner o. o
.,,e., and avenue O'Clock, large and
geoe,a assortment ofe excellent furniture, vizi
Mahogany marble dressing bureaus and wash c'ose"
sideboards, and bedsteads
No FRENCH nd other sofas teto atetes
DO and ottgmans
10 and hatracks, extension and other tables
10 cushioned ofhce reading chairs
book cases and srcrehres, ana booA sneVes
Pine marble and painted cottage sets
castor, arm. rocking, and paror chairs
marble sofa, and pier tables
stools eigbtdsy and other CLOCKS
Gilt and mahogany frame mirrors sH
Toilet glasses and
Hair and shuck mattresses, blankets and comforts
Carpets oilcioth, hearth rugs, and mats
China, glass, and crockery ware, casorsy SC.
brass, polished STEEL and other shovels and tones
large ARTICLES, which we deem unnso'
sary enumersie. ca,
Terms OF $50, cash $780, credit OF TWO ana 'o
satisfactorily endorsed bearing interest
invited the
will find worthy Of their attention postponement on sooo"n
"ea"e'' GREEN a SCOTT,
Jan 9o-d
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Accid ent to the Steamer City Of Glasgow

HALIFAX, Jan 22-The steamer Europa brings accounts
that the City Of Glasgow, bound from Liverpool 10
Philadelphia was into the 9Th inst, OIL Rock ut,
by the Earl OF Lansdae, and her round hous and
mizen shrouds away She towcd into port fJ c-
pairs and was expected to sail again the 9th.
All the circulars agree in quoting the Liverpool broad
stufs market dull Flour-canal, n a 27s Cd Baltimore
and Philadelphia, IS 2Ss. 81. These the reliable
figures.
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II Mahogany, walnut and gilt frame looking. Glsssss
stands card tables, work tables, writing tables
Reception chairs, mahogany rockers
Mahogany rush chairs, with rockers TO match
warbrobcs, cribs, cradles, office chairs
Enclosed washsinks, washsands and tables
Spring cotton, shuck, straw, and hair mattresses &c
wishing purchase furniture respect
fully above snle viii find well worthy OF their
attention.
under s2s, CASH VS. ana not
60 and % $50 credit OF
and 4 months, for endorsed, with interest ru.,
ISRAEL GREEN,
Ia 90 a, Auctioneen.
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-----------..~,,,,,, Composer Of g The May Qne~n
MR-DEmss 80 ,bs irish emrsnt," " The Blind Boy" &C.,
W. will his original bs'ad ense.'s'n-
spectuiy a,YIs SALOON snd "WEDNESDAY even
mem fn.ay oirh songs OF Mondy- ne III ~
ing rveoing sonr John anderson my 10 Lonely
has aome rnnps The Barring o me Door
g Lament u Irish Emiarsnti" and the : MAY a"ee"'
parts. = -. :, q o,oors
Jan Nd
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supreme Court Of the united states.
FRIDAY, January 81, 1853.

FRIDAY, January II, 1893.
No. 81. Matthew Cunningham, plaintiff in error, us
MARY W. w. Ashley, execuuix, &c The argument oil
u" cause was continued by Mr.. Reverdy Johnson for
me defendant in error, and concluded by MIR Pike for
the plaintiff in error
Adjourned until Monday, IL o'clock, a. m.
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The Astsos--rrcn Hail.
THESE little people 10 Iron Hs c,oea On Tues
d,v thew can also be secn during the same h""'' " -
last time. ,, a.. r.ourp p, IL inquiry which
~ Shan.s ,,op,ietor OF the hall, has nn'ws's" ' " ~
sinc Saturday. Ism u.s.
A splendid concert hoh sVs''"'s
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Prices OF admission Private boxes, IS dress circle and par
gueue ~ cents chan under 10 half price reserved
IS orchestra
tier, so c-nt-i coiored gallery. VS.
Doors open NY O'Clock the curtain win be rsised
sot once w ea open Ssy from 10 O'Clock, O'Clock
-
Va
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THE WEBSTER MEMORIAL city Of Ros-
on-a collection Of testimonials
memory, volume, just issued.
View autograph edition Of Mr.. Webefs works volumes ed
ed by Edward Everett. For sal. in Washington by
. EH E...#... TAYLOR 4 MAURY,
40 - Bookstore street..
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The COUNTESS DE B3cARME,-We find in our foreign
journals some account Of the recent proceedings OF this
celebrated woman whose connexion with the murder OF
her brother by the Count de Bocarme has given her such
a worldwide notorety civil process has been nsti-
tued against her by relative OF her family, in order to
prevent her from squandeng her estate by her wasteu
extravaganza. The tried at Tourney on the
18th OF December 1t appears that the widowed Countess
who had better conceal her unfortunate celebrity in the
retirement OF the colser, possessed by perfect mo-
nomania OF extravaganza The desire of a splendid
Enlistment and of playing the lady OF great house.
Of the causes of the pecunary embarrassment and
the of poisoning which brought the Count TO the
scaIod, though it ended with the acqual of his wife
In less than eight years she had her inheritance
and, as a widow now has nothing but the property of
her brother who murdered OF which in one year she
has made way already with about third part After her
discharge from prison in June 1884, she travelled where
ever there was chance of making sensation appeared
in the different European capitals and watering places
three weeks in Paris; made an excursion on the
Rhine returned TO Brussels IN for the September
celebrations, where she attracted universal attention by
the magnfcence of her Dress and look house for the
winter which had been the residence OF the Spanish min
iser in one of the fashionable quarters Of the city In
the spring OF 1884, she passed month with child and
her servants at Chaudfontaine and Spa, and in the
mer resided at Peruwez in the house of her unfortunate
brother keeping up great state, with equipages pleas
strangers. When she went. her daily CUSTOM to
the dismal spot where her brother lost his life she ap
peafed horseback in Amazon's dress, equerry
accompanied her, servant in livery went outrider
an open carriage followed with her children and their
tendani, while guard in full uniform waited for them at
the entrance the chateau and then joined the process
sion In July che took another excursion Spa and the
banks OF the Rhine, and, alter travelling a month, re.
turned Peruwez, in order 10 be present the sale of
the Btremon estate, which, she gave everywhere
be understood, she intended TO purchase Still, about
49, 900 francs OF her husbands debts remain unpaid
though she has used 900 francs of the property LETT
By her brother and is calculated that after paying the
interest on the capital and other liabilities, her clear
come will hardly amount TO 1000 francs. In order TO
pro,ec, Der and her children sm poverty, and 10 spare
her family another painful spectacle, OF her rea-
tives M Baugnes, has made application TO the court 10
place the spendthrii, under guardianship The decision
was postponed for eight days, leaving the public in
ious expectation of the result Whether the OF
the Countess caused by insanity or folly presents
curious psychological probIem.-Nsw York Tribuns,
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Foreign Markets.


LONDON. Jan S.-Baring quotes sugar 3D. dearer Co-
fee tending downward. Copper had avanced "a los per
ton. Iron firm f9 Is, fI0 for Welsh rails Scotch pig
closed at 73s. Cd cash Carolina rce 23s. Turpentino
advancing.
The money market tighter. The bank had raised
the of discount ~ being advance of per cont
Coffee Prices of breadstuffs barely sup
ported. Tea dull. Rice Is steady. ..
MosKy MARKErConsols for closed 1901 1909
Transactions in u State stocks were large and rail-
securities especially active Sales of Ohio and
Ind ana per bonds at 80, dividend; United
States s. 1856 81 90 United States 6s 1882 l0i 100
United States SIS 67, 90 stock, 1854 1904 New York
State SIS '5s, go, 81 9S Pennsyvania 6s 81 -; Ma
ryand S. 81 Ohio SIS, 10 rs, I04 Massachusetts S. l06
HAvRR, Jan 6.-The sales OF cotton for the week have
been 800 bales Rates unchanged
The i'm ports of cotton for the week 900 bales.
Orleans quoted II 80 francs upland mt 30 66
francs with a iair demand.
SHIPPING srELLIGKScK.-Arved at Bremerhaven on tho
I'd OF January the ship Figaro from Baimore ship Clara
Gravesend the 9Th oil January, and tho Acadia
at London.
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appointment of Attorney General

BosToN, Jan. 22.-The Hon RUFUS Choato has been ap
pointed by the governor, attorney general for the State
Massachusetts.
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Appointments by the President, &c.

WASHINGTON Jan 81 The President has appointed AL
ton Easton a sub,ueasurer at St, Louis.
The Secretary OF State appointed Mr. Stevens, OF Mary
land bearer of dispatches to Nicaragua He Is tho
bi othe r-inaw Of the charge there.
The grand jury to-day indicted VIM Sasser, late a
clerk the Treasury Department, for murder by admins
erng srychnine young under peculiar circum-
stances Bail was refused, and he committed for
trial.
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DIED,

On Saturday, January JosEpHINE PEARSON only child Of
CAstrLs and ELzh w P.TTsssos aged
sixteen days.
The relatives and friends OF family
funeral on Monday tomouowO 10 O'Clock,
wood, the residence OF Mrs. Pearson,
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We learn that the British admiralty, through Captain
Sir Francis Beaufort the head of the Photographic De-
parnent have just sent TO DR. Kane supply of recent,
charts OF the arctic regions, accompanied by very kind
prorr of operation and advice in his approaching ex
petition to the north by way Of Batins Bay. DR. Kane
has accepted the friendly offer, and has written, request
ing suggestions upon several features in the organization
OF his party This is by no means simple mig at
first sight be supposed. In slsdge expedition, where
every man carries his life his shoulders, the system
OF provisioning is reduced TO most minueIy estimated
minimum. and it becomes important to calculate ounces
The enng the sedges the changes of clothing, every
thing, to the extra box OF percussion caps be
exactly arranged beforehand On all these points the
extensive experience in The possession of the admiralty
will doubt be OF great advantage 10 Dr. Kane and his
companions We learn that the expedition is Otherwise
in active preparation and will be ready TO start at the
earliest date ascend Bans Bay with the opening of
the ice in the spring-N. Y. Tribune.
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et-Tae Tweifsh Anniversary OF the Yonth'- Mis-
sionary Society
viii be held in the church this afternoon ~ o'clock several
addresses may be expected. The public invited.
Jan IA
pt-rhe Rev. j. VI. Henry viii preach In the v
Pe-hyenan church this II
81 o'clock and in the Potomac Hall sand) O'Clock
Jan 70
NATIONAL THEATRE
o. n "hnshhbh'.',. Sole Lessee
Filth appearance Of the and suthore.s
Mrs. MOwATT
os MospAr EvsrIse January a.
Wn be presented the
lated from the French, entitled
ADRIENNE THE ACTRESS
Dance Miss ANNIE WALTERS.
The performances 10 conclude with aushable farce OF
YOUR L1FE's IN DANGER
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Sale Tomorrow.
By ISRAEL & GREEN, Auotioneers

CONTINUATION SALE OF FURNITURE, ne, At OUR
u sTORE-SOFAs, sIDEBOhRD5 BUREAUS, CHAIRS,
BEDsTEADS Aucion.On Monday the 24th instant
7h between Pennsyvanis avenue
II O'Clock, handsome assortment OF paor
md chamber furniture, such
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fairs in Florida,

The following communication was on Wednesday last
laid before Congress by the President Of the United
States; as.
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w. w. DUvALL, Secretary
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HALIFAX Jan. 2Ist-The steamer Europa arrived lhis
morning, bringing Liverpool dates OF Jan sth The Her
mann leit Cowes on the 7lh.
The Europa brings 40 passengers. The Niagara ar
rived out on the 3D. and the Arctic on the 7th The
Hermann put back 10 Cowes on the 7th considerably
damaged
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l. TRIO OPHER Gus, of MEDICAL IU'
POUND, for BEAUTIFYLNG, CURLING, re,
serving, Restoring and Strengthening the Hair REM
ing Diseases of the skin, Curing Rheumatic Pans ah
Healing External Wounds. Bounded by no geogiaP"'
cal lines, be reputation of BARRY's TRicoPHERoVs 20
vades the Union. The sales of The article OF late
have increased in ratio that almost exceeds pei L.
Professor BARRY, after careful examination OF W.
sales book, fnds that number 1, bottles deverei 10
der in quantities from half gross upward during
year 1852, was within trihr of $50 900.
1t Is unnecessary TO present at length the han
OF the wonderful properties OF the Trchopherous
the public had furnished such Endorsement aS n's
The cheapness of the article and the explana 'ohs M
1f its clerical action upon the hair the scalp anu -,
cases OF superficial irritation, first recommenIe" en
the attention of the people, This was all thai .e sc,.
tor desired Every bottle advertised itself nc L. a
oi the fuid exceeded expectation. 1t ac'eu ,,n,,
charm The ladies would not be without it. ou'I hcy
dealers in every section OF the United States
must have ii; and thus built up wholesale - II
extent hitherto unheard Of as regards a''. h,l
his kind. The highest point hns not yet been mil.
and IL is believed that the sales this year VIII "
lion anda half of bottles. NV
Depot and Manufactory, No. 1877 Broadway
prk Retail price, 25 cents a large bottle. Sid
'beral discount purchasers by the quantity ,bs
by the prir5ipa merchants and druggists ,;,esi
United States and Canada, Mexico, West ihd'e''
Britain France &c. ,..l.,. &
Sold By D. R. LYMAN II. seay and Il. 0'aO'''
Co Lynchburg.
may 26-d&c6m
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driicieS appropriate TO III, EnS CIQSS.-Boxes of
nj I'D furniture
Articles appropriate to Second Cldss-Boxes, bales
# dry goods feathers. shoes, sadilery glass, paints oils
hugs aud &C nectinnery.
Ariicles appropriated Third Ciass-Virginia dunes
les sugar coffee liquor bagging rope butter, cheese,
manufactured tobacco leather, hides yarns, cop.
per- tin, sheet iron, hoowware, tueensware, castings,
hardware, marble dressed and other heavy articles
Enumerated in special or fourth classmates.
A,ticles appropriate 10 tie Fourth Class-Flour, lin
acks rice pork, beef, fish lard tallow and bacon, lin
asks, boxes sacks beeswax, bales of ginseng
md dried fruit bar iron, marble undressed) mill and
grind stones mill gearing.
p,..,.,..,. 30 miles. $50 Salt per bushel ! 8
Ia, ma'e af per 100 miles. 900 ofFhy pounds. 10
non ~ $50 miles. $50 IN
WV i'' zoe miles 300 Carrie asst. IL
Sci 7-dts
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NOTICE -rhe undetsigned .take. rlea.ors il

~ Office The undersigned takes pleasure in
reiurning thanks 10 the eitiErns OF Eynchburg aud
surrounding country, for the patronage extended here
oore, and would respectfully solicit continuance of
the same aud hereafter. | believe myself fully
with mo een leman of undoubted qualification to at
tend to the Wotch-Repairing department. who has
been employed in the largest establishment, in Europe
and more recently for six successive years in the csnb
lishmNnt of Garfield, Bro. T. Co, in Baltimore. All
those having fine Watches. such Cronomeers Duplex
Levers and Cylinders, will find their interest to
call him by way of trial, he feels confident from
many of experience of rendering full satisfaction
aug 6-dts II. SILVERTHORN.
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MERCHANTS.
PHILIP w. PAYNE.

u
Dealer in Fancy a. staple Dry Good.'
M AIs Street Lya,hburg Virginia, corner Store 10
vi Csrles ne. building, formerly known a, Kyle ,
corner begs leave ru the afenting Of ba friends sud
the public his large and desirable stock Of Spring and
Somner goods embracing every article usually Kept NJ
The dry good. line, which will be offered term,
which cannot tail To please oil who may want good
goods low prices HIS 1iends and the public esi
ncstly rcues ed eall aud examine hs Stock II III
afford him very much pleasure exhibit II.
mp Ig--ts
n T. w GROCERY d COMMISSION
" HOUSE, have rented from A. b Rueker,
his ffe-proof brick Warehouse latey erected on
the basin, immediately above Lary & Terry fr the pur-
pose of doingu
General Grocery d Commission,
RECEIVING md FOR VARDiNG Bus MESS,
Persons buying goods 10 sell ngain would do well TO
cnll mo before purchasing, "a shall sell very low
commission only being all the profit charged where
the cash good negotiable paper l. given in exchange
good supply Of GUANO, LIME 81 PLASTER,
kept hand, which will be sold as low n any house
In the city.
All goods consigned my will be forwarded
with all possible Dispatch md particular attention pal
the order of them.
Consgnments OF produce and Merchandise solicited
charges reasonable and pans spared to render salts
hciiop. Account sales rendered so made.
WIN. A MILLER on the Basin.
aug 3-ts Late Of the firm OF Miller q Compton.
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mr. Ia

OTlCE.-The subscriber wishes to employ a
l Y Fl st.rate SALESMAN, well acquainted with the
dry good tfadeon from South yirginn would
be preferred. To such good wages wi be Civ
IL immediate application be made to nae, or In my
absence Jas A. stigIer my store-sone but such
well qualified need apply.
aug - ts ID I. q. PETERS.
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MERCHANTS.
NOTICE.

NOTICE.-The subscriber bcgs 10 inform lie
II citizens Of buchanan and the public generally ha
he hss taken the urge and eonmedious ia,er house
on the Basin, formerly occupied by WIN. T. Hnrdy,
E.a.) where he intend. conduct wbolesale and
ReIn
Grocery, Conn mission d Forwarding
BUSIN EsS
IN all its branches Having madc extensive arrange
lnents for SHIPPING 4 FORWARDING Gopds aud
Produce 10 and from this pnce be will be found r"ey
all times accommodate those who may favor him
with their patronage His sipre will at all times be
found supplied with every artele suitable TO the wants
ut his customers.
Persons fofsnrding by ,his line viii End 1t much to
their advantage he will all times insure the great
dispatch having Linz Of Batca1z from thus point
running up tho river Also direct line 81 Fegh Boats
between Buchanan, Lynchbu,g and Richmond, NIL OF
which. under the superintendunoe Of experienced
aud worthy managers. thereby rendering 1t tho
fest and most expeditions line eeniefag Mt this p ee
fg-The subscriber will also purchase nll kinds Of
Produce brought This morke; giving at all times
the best market price either in cash or Barter
w. A. WHITE,
ans 23ts buchanan. Va.
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Horses, Mules, Cutie Hogs. Sheep and Calves if
eight in number, will be carried 3rd class
G,ods,-The weights To be regulated as folIows Hor-
ses, 1000 lbs; Mules, 800 Beef Cattle, 1000; Stock
do. 700; Hogs. 15o Sheep 100; Calves, 1875, under
months old. Lumber Of all kinds, and Coal to
be loaded und nnoaded by the owners, consignees.
One day only will be allowed load or unoad unless
by special agreement in writing. Whenever a Car is
suffered to remai loaded after arriving its place of
destination, over "a hours, unless otherwise agreed
non it will be ct the option Of the Company unload
H. aud chnrge at lie of 80 per Car load for
Lumber, and so cents for Coa and also cha go AT The
rate of 8 go per day. for the use Of the Cal.
THOS. SHARP, Supf't
aug 27-ts Va Il Tenn r r.
t<y Express and Rep. copy.
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NJ OElCE.-M stock tools hands Ion ia, IT.
ting, have all arrived in lynchburg, mud nm now
fully prepared to execute all orders entrusted 10
with faithf'lness and dispatch
would be thankful 10 my friends to hand in their
ders at TO prevent hurry nbou, the time tn gas ia
TO be put
No Bills will be presented than the first Of JIM
nary next under any circumstances.
ie %. dts A. G.. DABNEY.
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Lynchbssrg Gas Light Company

He President and directors have ordered tls tl
lowing acquisitions each share oil stock snl,cl
ed for in this Company viz: 81 so to be paid on the a
." July; seven dollars and fifty cents To be paid ON II
18th OF August and eight dollas be uid on the l5
of September.
N B-Persons intending to use the Gus will secms
the necessary fixtures. The part of the Company at
the earliest practicable period, by leaving then name,
with the undersigned.
jy 7.tl5s CHAS. w CHRISTIAN Sec,,v
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NJ OTECE.-TEe Subscriber having located in TIN
v House formerly occupied by the late Pielard Ty
rec door below the Warwick II ouse, Main Street.
Lynchburg takes this method Of informing his friend.
md the public generally that he Is receiving an !
opening large and general assortment of
Groceries, Dry Goods. Liquors, &c:
recently purchased in the Northern Cities, the
favorable terms. The folio wing comprises portion
MS stock
Rio, Laguira Java. and MANILA Codee,
N. o., Porto Rico. and Cuba Moasses,
N. o., Crushed, Clarified Powdered Loaf an,
Coffee Sugars,
Country and Rolled Iron.
Cast, Shear and Blister Steel
Rectifed and Old Rye Whisky,
French ard Apple Brandy
Tanners Oil
Cotton Yarns Teas Rice,
Brown and Varegated Soaps.
Adnmantine, Sperm and Taow Candles,
Besides many other article. too tedious TO mention
which he is determined tn sell rs reasonable terms
they be bought in this market. Particular atentn
paid to Goods forwarded to my care. md Also to ia,
'nIe of country produce \. HOBSON.
Aprii8-ts
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x
~ GROCERIES, AND PLASTER.-The sub
rcrbersi continues the fire proof brick Warehous,
On The canal amidst all the changes to receive and for
ward Goods, Produce, Manufactured Tobacco &c
Dur charges WILDE low and forwarding done with dis
patch.
Will receive in few days, frat rate assortment
Groceries which he will sell low, and buy at ntimes
Flour, Corn Meal, Oats Flax Seed, &c. for which h.
viii give the best prices.
Pig and Bar Iron for sale.
JAMES B. RENWICR
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mo PLAINTIFFS AND MILLEKS.

Two PLANTERS a ID MILLEkS-
Il B,otons Portable Gfist Mn, for Grinding Com
Wheat and Pidsser.-These mills ,excaIed by
any mills in USE The Stones French Burrs RING.
ing in size ON l 30 nches-price r I'M $50 to $500
Ono OF these Mills. with 30 inch stones may be seen
in operation at the Piedmont Works grnds from -
TO 10 bushels hour with less power than is re.
luired to run ordinary a fl. stones.
The attention of the owners of steam md Water
Saw Mills respectfully called to this mill. II comes
ready for mme liae operation and occupe, space OF
less than #. square.
For Plantation purposes il is uuriyaed. With 4
horse power it win grind bushels per hour--t ia no,
liable to get out of order is easily transported and
be managed by ordinary plantation hands
On hand and for sale at the
PIEDMONT WORKS
Ma, Its
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las FITTING n FIXTURES

Gas FITTING II F1XTURES.-H4.
~ ing made arrangements with Mr.. Theodore hoy
eaire, of Philadelphia IL Practical, Ornamental and
Plain Gas Filter, tnkes this method Of informing our
friends and the public generally that are ready Ia
supply them with Gas Fittings and Fixtu es Of the la
test styles and pntterns. Having made extensive sl
Engagements with the best houses in Philndeplia W.
hope to share the public iu,o
Chnrches Hotels. or any Public private building.
htted up with Gas pipe and fixtures at the shortest
tice All orders thankfully received and executed with
dispatch and warrart ted To give satisfaction.
ly90-dts WIN l.. LECkiE Il co,