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Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1854-03-01

OUE STATE DEBr.-The report of the
Finance Committee exhibits the present
debt Of the State at Sl8,Oll.775. But,
against this is to be set off the productive
stocks and funds held by the Common
wealth. Their yield is equivalent to six
per cent. on capital Of 8. l21. 500 dol
lars; to which sum must be added the
market value Of improvement stocks, which
have a market value after deducting stocks
counted in the other table $4,679, 40.
Dcducling this gross sum Of resources
from the aggregate of bonds. we have the
clear sum Of 5. $40, 996 dollars. The State
has, however. guaranteed the bonds Of
companies and corporations to the extent
of $1,000. 874 there is a balance due OF
$685., 424 on subscriptions and appropri-
atoms in part paid; another balance Of ST.
100000 is yet to be paid on loans to in
telnaI improvement companies and there
are 1888, 1916 appropriated to companies
which are organized, but have not yet
drawn on the treasury. The State holds
SlO,85O,786 Of stock in railroads, &c,
not yet completed, and $2.21O, 528 in 9TH
ers completed but unproductive.
The receipts into the treasury for the
year ending September 3oth, 1858, were
1922, 248 ; and the disbursements ST.
774,O48. The balance at the be5inn Ing
Of the year having been S37,928, IA ba-
lance was left on the list OF October last,
Of $l86, 259, after adding $3.50 on &C
count Of warrants issued in one year and
paid in another.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1854-03-01

Hob RESTs.-The N. Y. Mirror gives
few samples of the way in which rents
are going up in New York
Mr.. Cristadore, the celebrated " artf st
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1854-03-01
w We cut the following from an ez

w We cut the following from an ex-
change:
"a WONDERFUL BABT.-A subscriber
to the Bennington Banner says: have
a little grand daughter who has two pa
parents, 4 grandparents, three great
grand parents, six uncles and aunts, 81
great uncles and aunts, four great great
uncles and aunts. 46 second cousins, As
third cousins, and eight fourth cousins,
making i'll all, 1853. She has not, and
never had. brother or sister. She was
born May 10, 1851"
While we are about it we might as we'll
copy another account Of
"Qu1rE A FAMILY Amelia Waylaud,
who died in Washington county. Md, a
few weeks ago, has left the following off
spring: fourteen children, seventy three
grand children. 9o3 great grand chill
drcn. and ten great great grand children
in all. 800 descendants
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1854-03-01

IN hair. who has occupied No. s Asto,
House for some dozen NJ = = 4Assor
S. 500 Fer annum, has just been not;fed
by Mr.. Astor, that after the LIST Of NJ
next the rent will be raised To ss75n )
year The stores in front of the Metro
p6litan Hotel, which have been ~ br;n,s
ging 600 dollars. raised to seooo
And SO it goes, with flour at S15 a
barrel. and a fair prospect Of ito
running up to $50. No wonder the little
girl told her papa, if bread got to be so
dear, Ney mast Iips on pound cake
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1854-03-01

~ The Western Waterman reports
the addition Of 81 members by baptism to
Brunswick church. No. In the same
journal ED. R. c. Kerle states that he
visited Bond county, ILL.,, last August,
and held meeting for Eve days, and sub
sequently another not far distant for nine
days. During the two meetings he bap-
tized Rev, Richardson Griggs. Cum
berland Presbyterian minister, and IL
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1854-03-01

New Posr-MAsrERA AT SARD1s.-WiIIiam
L, Hursey has been appointed Postn,as-
ter at sordis, in this county. The Of
fee will, for The present, be supplied
from Reynoldsville.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1854-03-01

ton requested to inform the Ho use. I
Concerning the Virginia State Agrl7
cultural Society. approPrlating money
thereto 10 the amount Of 500. 600 .pari
possie. with private subscriPtions) and
establishing a system for managing the
finances thereof Passed, by ayes, 80,
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1854-03-01
SATURDAY, Feb. 10.

Col. Chas. Morgan was reelected by
ioint-ballot, Superintendent of the Penl-
tertiary. Col Morgan received 1888
votes, 81 scattering.
The bill changing the times of hold
ing Courts in the 9lst (this) Circuit, was
naSsed hv the House.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1854-03-01
MoNDAY, Feb. 90.


SENArE.-The bill allowing Commits
sioners of the Revenue Eve cents for each
birth or death registered. aud Eve cents
for each person enrolled ln-the militia was
taken up and passed.
HOUSE,. The consideration and discus
sion of a bill Incorporating "the Mononga-
hela and Ravenswood Railroad ComPa-
nv" occupied nearly the entire day
The bill was opposed by Messrs. Ander-
son, Dea6e, linn aud Skinner, and advo-
Gated by Messrs. Gallahue. Raymond,
VERIFY, Mallory. Garnett, BEappon.
Brown Of S. and K G., Brown of 9. d
P, Barnes Of Marion, and Patrick, and
passed, ayes, "a, noes. "a. The billpas-
sed with ryder offered by Mr.. Brannon,
providing the road shall not strike or
enter the ravine of the Ohio river between
the mouth of the Little Kanawha river,
and the mouth of the Little Sandy
Creek, above the town Of Ravenswood,
in Jackson county," The bill asks no
aid from the State, and was opposed
chiefly on the ground that it tapped the
Ohio river at point not distant above the
terminus Of the Covington and Ohio Rail
road, and united at the, northern end
with che Baltimore and Ohio Railroad,
and the North Western Railroad; thus be-
coming a rival, and in the opinion of Mr..
Deane, very disastrous one, of the Co
vington and Ohio road, diverting the trade
and travel to Baltimore, Philadelphia,
&c. This was the only bill passed to-
day.
The Covington and Ohio bill came up
at12. as the order of the day. Mr. Bran
non offered substitute for the bill, which
was ordered to be printed, and then the
further consideration ofthe bill made the
order of the day for Tuesday.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1854-03-01

E% Our friends at Richmond, Messrs.
Il 'I'Ien and Moore, have again placed US
under obligations for favors received.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1854-03-01

EB- The March number of Graham's
Magazine has been received. This ma
gazine is second to none that we receive.
The illustrated Life of Washington, by J.
T. HeadIy, now in the course of publica-
ton in it, is alone worth more than the
subscription price.
Rg- We furnish any Of the Magazines
and Tie Register one year for four dollars.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1854-03-01

hlOAES pSO. ] Z.
HoUsE.-A bill was passed to provide
for the construction of the Middle Fork
Turnpike from the Stanton and Park
ersburg road to the CIarksburg road in
Barbour county-the Board of Public
Works is authorized to borrow, on the
credit of the Commonwealth, an amount
of money not exceeding fifteen thousand
dollars, to construct said road This
bill was rejected on the 9th of February
Ito day it passed, after its merits had
been explained by Mr.. Talbott-ayes, IS;
noes. 80.
A Senate bill increasing the capital
stock Of the fredericksburg and Gordons-
vile Railroad Company, the State to
take three fifths of the increase, was ia
ken up as the order of the day, but failed
by 10 votes to receive a constitutional
majority in its favor.
SENATE.-BILLs PAssED.-Authorizin
the issue of seven per cent bonds TO the
amount of Sl5O,OOO. by the Richmond
and Petersburg Railroad Company
Passed, ayes IS, noes 2, and Mr.. Brax
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AL n, Morii. Fais PIemiuG Daguerrean Gallery
.,,,n,,x,z 49,. "n..s suest, ses YORK oci0.s cm
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ARRIVALS At THE HOTELS.
SATURDAY.


AMERICANA q Weeks, q % Norton, @ Drinsmor,.
New York: Warner, Bosor. u Morton, AIben,s rte:
Mis- Iollpg. Boiling. vs.: stralrr Phade,phi.; ID,
Posel, Goochland; X Hnshrs. IynchLur,; sam, Ford
We: T Cox. Petersburg: w Rawlings do; G ~ Han.
nek. philadelphia. IL llowsrd, do; Bn,ier. Va u
Shield Yorkto~p: 8 Shield 10: q Oliver baltimore
7 Howard. Virginia; Is Jones. Geoseia; w DIR T,ree
Lypchburg; Kelo, Southampton.
EXCHANGE-J I. May, Frederick S,urg; p s Dana
Boston; Dana. do; Is Cossats Vaisssista ItaI,
q W Blncol. Alexandra; G Taylor, Richmond; w ii
syme. Lewisburg Ii Tinsley. AlaLams; III Atwater, Va
q Fisk, Washington: 7 BENZ amin, New York; Hon
AcNullen, Va; Hunt Miss i,ackey, 4 Nash, Lynch
burg; 4 Rogers. Strange, Albemaric: Du Collier
Guyahdo,te; Dlley. u Trisbue, T. d Warning, J D,
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COLUMBIAN--R q Smith, jr, Hanover; w q Eli.
Goochland; w ID Bnford. do; T. Mosby Powhatap: q
Al Matthews, Gfayson, II s Matihews, Wytleyilla r s
Tinsiey, I.ynchburs; Branch. Petersburg; DR. j n
Wake. Chesterfield; % Mosby, A subiatt, N Sub.
lett Powhatan; A j Biek, Dinwiddis T Dibble Che.
ietheld; Carson Georgia Brooks. ChesterGeld; w
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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-01-23


Tue senate did not sit Friday Tho House Of Repre.
having refused 10 take up the private calendar
'e usposng of the morning business vent again ind
Oommiiiee on reference o!the President's Message
Iha discussion ON New York Democratic polite, IN,
resumed Nj Cutting Of New York, made rrjo,der no
Hughes. his colleague. In regard tho facts involved
In the controversy.
Dir wsstbrook "Sof) OF New York, spoke an hour
IN explanation OF the position Of his "section Of the
~, andin reply to AR Cutting.
MT Walbridge. "a "HaId) Of New York, Whit ap-
proving Of the doctrines Of the Presidents And
Message took ground against Executive interference with
state elections as manifested in the letter Of Secretary
uuhre ana mat OF the Attorney General addressed To
saehn'etts and teegrspbed Mississippi lie considered
liberties Of the whole people ''''
MI Perkins, s"Sc(t) OF New York, occupied tho floor
Tor nearly an hour In discursive and amusing recital Of
me New York Democratic feuds. but cousoled himsc
win the thought that the patriotism off one Of them was
PROOF AGAINST tho influence OF the "aesb pots aud that
Tue party would come together again no distant dsy
Inc committee seemed to have yielded themselves IN
70 enjoyment and the chAiran found II difficult TO
occasional outbreaks Of mirh.
amee .ho committee rosc several bills were referred
ana tue House adjourned Monday 90 that neither
HOUSE will be In session to.day.--Nai. Int
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-01-23

~ AZ the h with u. when there s alsays much sick
ness among children caused by colds may be
Nr u'to mention that new medicine ayers Cheuy Peeto.
t attracting 80 much the public notice Tor the scroos
Lang Complaints IT, when used In small doses Of the very
oss'in the world for oeesonai family I,mpe and harm.
less for children. we'll very p.iatsbc We the article
our'eVe' and would r'eOnmend readers call the SCENTS
cad 70, bottle for trial den
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-01-23
THNIiE i25 RBANRFORT STATE MS rnIDI TiOy-gy,
ranted by the doIeinnen Of the City

COCO shares FIs iO5i7s0 sSs ooo .,,,
tl2 forms beng equal o sb.l
The twelfth dividend addition the psuip ~
erln. $1,000 consequently share about ass roo
This money d.rsuon established iISo cGes the best, fair.
es and safest Investment There shares Of which
T receive the above large dividends the fate every
forwarded TO each sha rehoiier - '
ri
One whole share clio One half share 80
81 10. ~ f'' s"1'''
''''' W
, S,@ d5 or or iSs .hs1 &c
2OA do. 4GL sOI DO 80
shares aud N be had h
arc now specially appointed for the sale Of home and
egn countries and have gen security sufficient fh every
engagement toward the shareholders.
Rsmi,lanees be made notes. 81 at equal
TO ~ sterling bank notcr, hills drans on Europc.
The amo- nts viii be paid through an cstabnshed hank
ia. sCIiwARZSCIIILD SONS
Bankers and Appointed Government Inspectors
Frankfort.on the Main
Apply, without delay TO MrSsrs sOHwARZ sCHLD sous
Bankers Frankfort those who prefer ~ ma ,s
their letters and remitianees NetTs
Co. No 20 Lombard ST. London where banking bu.nr. viii
be rsnsaeted hATing houses In every town 10 EUROPE.
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Markets

Nav YORE jan 2i-Stosks closed quiet Nothing done In q
$40 o. canton Es ~ Reading I2 Parker 6,s Cumberland
o'5 rev Creek ~ w. Canal no sales; Nicaragua 26I
flour quiet Awaiting steamer
SSas12H Southern tssssQ5whcat quiet sales small;
ees unshanBei saes 200 bushels 81 10 DC mixed and
Provisions unchanged Cotton steadyno change. Wits.
In prices. 't'
BeadsuGs nrm but untetcideaers awaiting the steamers
neNs smell sales Al I for shipping brands Rye nour e.
% tsf Bales Of red Wheat At s and white i90apt
WhiskeY 9Oa9Ic. WV 49, s,''
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-01-23

DIR. WI. IL. MASSEY. OF IIaIfinorc.
nga.td HoaSS Ndin JirSsH Si and ST. Richmond Da
~ MNsshf's system 81 Practice combines good ali
- khown Remedies MedeoCheniea CEheher Aopahic or
hotnGPathc) iydropsihc Mechancopathc Eectropahi
when necessary 10 administer medicine II is aLost uni
IL -I&1 80 " ~ "
Intending no dpaIagemen, Of others Dr. NJ sht
10 say mat an experience Of fully Attes
majority OF CHRONIC DISEASES af whatever name or fo
are susceptible "f Radical CuT diseases
ble he has At command me
her hsesItahinR that faet for rendering remedies
N w. Dr. MASSEY will be in Richmond time some weeks
bernaPs months Ills brethren q the Medical Profession
ja5-dlm
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-01-23
LinBERr,s LOTTERY oEEIcI. R,nIma,. na.

'HNuohAs LAMBERT intends
Il nunir HOTEL" Calvert
DAY, om this time every for - ale of
fy Irhru ~ Ffrvsvfo vliha
'n.h se 1niAss either TO bGy 1eket, 10 a. SAT-
FAT, ne =. s-i,rf - nnLill .1Elao HAVING
~ .' rsi 'f,ane. i',nx rssi,
be an
h.ne. lie iherefarv t-.p-oty ss. M. =. ~,
na ohris ia NhrEis, uho
"- t"sdis tts Lff sl.ltsg I.>pufv Ji,
mos N0 90 nhs tnoa kiA h.. enI,r ~ m
suistly oL~sryeI. ''p"ssa an h'a hhi De
~ Prrr Tickets In the Maryland .a.h
rfss a. he has sold (of xhIsh m, Nh h.v. r.
~l be or received an ~, ,,n nave me hAv
Rpssosp, Va, Aprl 2:th, lisa $4,000
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-01-23
FATAL RAIT,ROAn ACCInryr

Coin SrRiNo, \. Y, jan 10, ls54.-Tbis mo,ninc :.
bout s o'clock after tho passage Of the express iar
from Albany, and the freight train from New York ht
manged body OF David jenkins, flag man. was discov
cred by ms son In the tunnel at Girrsons Sta II,
leaves large family who entirely dependant ON Lu
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-01-23
TERRuBLE TORNADO

Nk~ YORK, Jan. e2i-TheIe IVES n terrible tornado AT
Mount Vernon, Ohio, Friday last, during which MANY
persons were Injured and honsc blown down. The town
o. brandon was nearly destroyed The hurricane was
ns mile Wide and accompanied by heavy rain ard sharp
l'sh'ning The streams overao~ed their banks and al
together the loss was immense
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-01-23
AUCTION SALES.

"A Li>r of LOTS AND PARTS Of LOTS M
a.. city q Msh@shd ssqasnt Cor The poap.y.
ms, riy tax. thereon Tor ih- ss. which IO
o lets. wi be Aoli In on the nr,t
Jay the newt term Of the Hastings Court Tor a.. city Of Rich.
'he hoafs 81 in the
an.- there b. pr.sipu.y paid Thereon
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-01-23

BALTIMORE, Jan. e2.-lt is reported that NJ Bedin
sailed in the Baltic which len New York YESTERDAY though
he recognised.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-01-23

ALEXANDRIA MARKET, JaxulRr 81.
Flour firm With light receipts and small stocks We
no saes stores Car price ~ 80 The wheat market
I've with moderate supplcs We quote good prs
a ssi white u " " 9G. Corn fair At 10 10
Gus Tor whitr and mixed and u IS ots for prime yellow
Verssed 81 ~, and In demand.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-01-23
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
SAILING OF OCEAN STEAMERS.
EU0M m STATgS
ARRIVED, JAs. 20.

I.-I ARRIVED, JAN. 20
sshr uuniicy, Hammond, ballast, W Colaultt a Co.
schr eusap, Rich, Boston, mdse, CuIrie.
schr rlleu Peterborough, jones' baltimore guano MeIu-
ders Sous w. T. t =
sehr Emelns Chester plekmtn, New York, ballast
sehr Levry. Godfrey Philadelphia cos Laneaster otsy Co
SAILED, Jas. 90,
srhr Richmond Harris, New York, md,e d Carrie.
ARRIVED, JAN. 22nd
Steamship City OF Rehmond Mitchell miss aud
passengers
SAILED, JAN. 2end,
ehr Ocean. Mitchell, BALTIMORE coal, coquitt Co.
NKw YORK. Jan. ls.-Auiyej, steamship Jamcs,own,
Parrish from Richmond. D. iE4ar
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Tax FfiAShIIN PAI.KU MILL
(BEL TTDERE MANUFACTURING COHP1XYl
On s'h street near ih. PcIrr-burg Depol,

Tax fftANhIIS fAfEtt Nil
(BELTIDERE HdSUFICTJRTNO COHP1yF)
On sth street near ia. Petersburg Irpoi.
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
turning out Printing Paper for News and Double Me
duua Envelope and Wrapping Paper equal iaty .a rs low
In rice, as any mandatory In the Unted States
Orders description, any weight
executed 1T the shortest notice.
RAGS RAGSii
wANTEDCean Linen and Rags for which m ea.b will
be paid on delivery at the MIL made as directed
EJIlS-dly
TOM VI Err CIAL SAVINGS HaSR-CaSII
" CAPITAL, S5O,OOO-Churtcrcd by the n a.
gIslnturc of virginia December JIh. 1884,
Deposits OF money in Of not less Dollars will h,
received and certificates given bearing the following
rates All sums remaining deposit more At ~,
rate OF per cent snnum, and all on h
less than months, At the o per per annutn
ohec ~ the counting Room OF N.ssTs gu BROOKE
GEORGE j. sUMSER, Secretary.
T. T. BROOKE Treasurer
DIRECTORS
Wm q Paine, o the drm Of Kent, Paine Ken,
Geo Sumner
I brooke ouarlesA Brooke
W IL Ohristan Christian e Lathrop
Lewis uihtrr Ginter & Alvey
Samuel NJ Price Price
avg Anderson Anderson Co
IN Nace hace Winston
John q shafer
John Dooley
Roscoe Il Heath
!hmTs Il AppeFson Gofdini Apperson
p LAthrop ChTIstian a Is.,,o,
Allen y stokes II.nnaran stoL..
ja9-d2w w.
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LEWIS HILL


RuChNGi.M SLATE auARHIEs-w. z ELLIOTT
Scs,fally1 10 is" sd,fr lie takes This method Of
PrOFrSFs Of Founisss FsrtS'e ware House,. thSi
md sSa hem an sGsafssin f &C. PS Es
ever S TO sn.Eer all purposes than
Imported would Siy NTH any ss' IN The une states
e snoy aug sah,aEy tnsasei in the above
Ting he niSnds e7sning Slate Yards following pace
,It supply ss to Gn sst siS,':ys "hsFs he g
eSaay Ssotisyile will be the 0H'd Depot fen
PIOImsn; experience and snosisire in he fp.I ~. =,
sve S roo. out S rpa s ls RT. bss a
hsa When slated nnd ps5S Ss BEN tt IN ssi.E sGan
| IN s va, by ,neIfsr.shted sotsmen
Works an examination Of which he requests b. those wsuas
H. some cases fs buildings recommend. I.h. in the
place OF 'heeHs the roof for Stating which considerably
vi. ~ I Ls,ls Of snggry orders G Slate S,ns
Due nose WI be given Of the location DECO, in Richmond
NoriCI;-out 10y, Jacob aud JlcE,on, viii BE- at the
customers and friend, design .sIinr ~ '''
| iie FULLIAMG DAVIS
he city who wish order alsnns. IN advancs II The
Ny ysn Ia, G s T sSe Gro ~ w Mo-
dmeh' OF Ay previous year Prizes range from
Fairy orders are respectfully solicited. r14
gHHOISn PLAsCER.-scot ton, TsliafeTro', R.5hu,ond
~ sI, Ground Plaster for sale by -
BniED APPLEs AND PEtoHES,-s5 bass, for
~ 'a'e@ 4 u. sKINKER,
kf n;F s rSi1fs ~ Hts M,pE odING 81
hand 'iO Of Re'Gy Male clstSs ES as @ani
s.''i MERCHANT wrI,royr
HAVE fer hire Likely Negro Girl is year. age She has
been accustomed to waiting hon,s nursing ehlien and
'' sa Apply wo.w,u ,l nEsJ nsSIl c PAWS
.ss p4irN WoW M iSn; ASD cLDs--ws have O.
and
ana o, good deposition not sold Thursdsy morning viii
I'io PuLLnM DAVIS
10 I Kfos AND ""rs or nAn ~. % W AZ:
RLoCK-TIy wAHE.-Boct.rna and ni,,anI, Coz.
oyster Dh S,s Tfa T' 40 s' G1 'Eg,oK. S, ,nd
Another supply receiving this day, Tor safe 81
,,u u. Il. ZIMMERMAN,
III: C,T ~ w. Fne Ivory Handle Kniys, and
sii. or dsfsf o. sn 81 piece Knives Eihoui Port'in
nueiacd q the hne5t stes and Sarransd to give sa
lalll ZIMMERMAN.
RTsASriNG PoWDEH.-9,5oo tcEs DuPont's Blasting
jag FnwlS WORKMAN co
LsCksAlIIH ron HRE-A superior Ilass smith Tor hire
lht KENT. PAINE a KESr.
N,npoSN-PS,9saIy Illustrated. BY Ch,rs5 Kbisbt.
m 's9 . Ss,dss psny other y,uble English
Jaw j. W. RANDOLPH.
nuotskkEtpINs ARTICIFos--ws are now receiving the
S Ss, e, vsTou es,,eIn, Coal suite' sS ac
.,o JOHNSTON & 9RANsroRD. u Main street,
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