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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-11-30
pRUsH MOUNTAIN MILL stones,

RnOSHi MOCN AIN NIL LII StOues.-
- The undersigned are now procuring from their cele
rated quarry, the Bush Mountain ,snrer, cou
~, Mill Stones and Burrs of the very best quality Tn.
reputation of thes' stones widely kLov e, but Il
Railroad giving increased facilities In Sling orders.
have ap ointed Mcdaniel, Hurt n Pr,siun and bee
johnson, Lynchburg, agents for tho sale of
who will receiv orders and have them 'a,tlrd
shortest notice.
Our Address, Bla sburg, Montgomery county Va
ISRAEL PRICE Il Co.
james NJ. Williams, Danyile, V, =, Reynolds & Ce.
Leak lille, N. @. also agent |. p. & Co
Feb lidSrts
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FlRE.--A fire occurred at No. 70 Front street,
New York, Monday last. MIR. Evans, tea
dealer, suffered to the extent of $1,000; the Tn.
ion Mills Coffee and Spice Company lost about
$4,000, Messrs. Pennington x Co, dealers in
preserves, shout 81 900 and otherparties small
or amounts. All were fully insured
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The ,Sl0OD 3IbdHU.

NORFOLK, Nov. 2s.-Letters have been re-
ceiyed here from some who were on board the L.
5. sloop-ot, war Albany, which induce the belief
that that she is still safe with all on board.
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The Spanish Minister at Washington, who was
thrown from his carriage last week has been in
II very low condition ever since, but ut last ac-
counts had somewhat improved.
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ENEMALE SERVANTS HO E ST.
Il havn just opened about 800 pairs of Shoes for Fr
male Servants. They mostly double pegged and of
superior quality. such be relied upon bettes
than usual both in stock and work. Some Of them
sewed. Live and let live" governs the price Please
call and anime. p. EEABURY
nov 9ts
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SESTENeEp.--Phelps, convicted of the murder
OF his wife, at West Troy, \. y, has been sem
fenced to be hanged on the 10Th of January.
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REPORTED DEFALCATIoN.-lti is reported that
n defalcaton to the amount of 100000 at
tempted by one of the tellers of the National
Bank of New Y rk city on Monday. The pur-
tiCulars have not TRANSFERRED.
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ANOTHER Broken BANK.-The Commercial
Branch Bank of the state of Ohio. in Toledo
closed doors ON Monday.
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oEICE.-lla,,ng bought fron NJ Geo. Raghy
Wis eutira starN ot Ganls uni not intending to
continue the business will sell az such rfices rs can
MT Riit' Pca-r all we inwant al cheap ood-
The stock al Gtnerties i good and hat Of Iron Tin
E'i Pipe, Sheet Iron, Ne, the complete in the
cib. Il +. SACkETr
November y 1871
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johEsBoRou0H. Il. IL
Octobrr a3rd, 1854
NOTICE.

fVNHE Engineer of the East Tennessee & Virginia
Railroad will receive proposals from 23rd day of
October 18th of December next (by mail or Other
wse for the laying down of about t6 miles of tract from
Knoxville the bridge at Hoson River and if an ac-
ceptabe bid be oiesed will contract for the same II is
expected that the Iron &C. will be the road, ready
for the contractors, by next spring.
MONTGOMERY LYNCH.
Chief Engineer f. r. & Va. Rairou
a
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The Collision beiotr BOSTON Farther Parfieu
Ltrs

lars.
The Boston Traveller SAYS it is certain that
five lives were lost 10y the collision between the
steamship Canada and the steamer Ocean, and
the Ibsequent destruction Of the latter by fire.
Two Of the three drad bodies recovered have
been identified; the name of the elil is Clara
O'Smiley, four years of age. Her aunt. Mrs
lIaekctt. held her in her arms until dead The
name of the man is Sabez Robinson. The num-
Der known to be saved is G6.
One lady on board the Ocean. with great pre-
-euce of mind, seized an egg box, lifted it over
the rail of the vessel and threw it overheard, and
and then with bound landed ON top of it and
padded about until she saved by the boats
One passenger of the Ocean who was rescued
by the Forest City, stated that he lost $3.50 in
money while in the water
Mr.. Robert Thompson, ex-mayor of Gardiner
Me-, was, during the collision, knocked over.
board. He was somewhat stunned and injured
but managed to get one hand upon the row-ock
of boat which was full of passengers. An oar
having been put into this row lock. he was obliged
to shift his hold, and was towed about in this way
until rescued by another boat.
The baggage master of the Ocean states, that
just before leaving the burning vessel he went
below to get his great coat. He found there n
female, who chung to him with the strength of
desperation, beseechng him to save her. lie
took her with him To the forward part of the boat
and there remained awaiting opportunity to
be taken off as neither could swim. Finally the
flames approached So near as to be uncomtorta-
BILE and they were about to leap in the water,
whena boat approached and took them both on
board.
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T. Il O s I f c T L
fuH THf
LYNCHBURG AMERICAN.
The undersigned propose 10 publish IN the cry of
Lynchbnrs. daiy aud weekly spapcr 10 be called
Tho Lynohbuig American

Tho uulrt. tnpd nrt,ttns,, IL, ,,,i.I Ia ,,. 49,, ae
IvncbIn,, n l,,ilv AL n,.LI, NJ, en-. -, H. N,
mn. -. 49,, - ~ w UNIV
INC byhohouis American
II "a designed To ma {" - he American, correct
Ia thnl aud htturtfo chronicle It passing events. To
tins end It's eondur VII be- INFUSED to corps Of eff
hcient editors, both lrsidenl mud corresponding.
In questions oI sat" aud Federal Politics. "rhe
American will MOI profess 10 n pnssiye neutrality. II
IA tho province oi the rrwspapcr press Mould and d
rect public opinion and that journalist, who negecs
This province, Is "anti IN NEST essential puiicular
But II IL moitS ing hirt, TINT hi. hgl hps
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BY TELEGRAPH.
rolegraphod for the Daily virginian

ToegIaphed for the Daily Virginan
Theodore Parker AnaiEnod His Release ON
Bail.
BnsroN, November %.
The notorious Theodore Parker has been mr.
ragnrd before the |. s Citcnit Court, on tho
charge of having excited riot aud aided in tho
attempt to release Anthony burns. lie was sub
sequently Released, by giving bail in the sum of
Sl,5oo, to appear at the next March term and
answer the charge against him.
MARKETS.
BALTIMORE, November 29th.--Markots nn-
changed
NEW YORK, November 29.-Southern Flour
- 81 II 50 Wheat dull-tendng 10 decline
Corn has declined two cents.
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~ NEW GOODS n

Il Next Door below q Morae. Hook Cumni.so
Stme and Immediately uprn,itr the Warwick liunsc
Tn" suh.crihcr has lu. received biz SUPPLY FALL.
aud W WINTER GOODS. which consist of Is. ot, Shoes
Hut and Caps, unk-, Falra- G,rper Bars. Ne. g.
lis good. of the uit-t -tti- an were Mi,
eNpes-iy o,e, by Tia hs-r Aaanhrrnrer in Iilndel.
phil. which city tunds 5nivnlci III. ,nanulurirr OF
Boot. md Shoe, aud, na Btie pdd llnts ani Cnps
Trunk, Nahee- and Ga Ing ~ making my
purchusr late tnn usual VIII lev tarye,. ere in
market and Goods rtorne AT "vcr rice-, nm ennbed
To Offer bnlgains Int can b. upptecn rd. wod res-
pectiully invite cx,rinH,en of nay Stock Ivy all
wnrting RUod chenp aud h.llnnnb . Goods in m, line
21dr SAM'L RuMBOUGH, AIT
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THE LONE STAR


EA Baxe. of LONE STAR CHEWING TOBAC-
~ co. munufac' urr by y IN J.: Saut ders. Esqr
10 700 lnpored Principe Cigars.
600 do HAVANA do.
The ubove are warranted genuine. For sale whole
sale or rrisin by 4. A. BOYD.
~
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MOOD ty0oDl! WOOD

w srripcr has made arrangement by which h,
can furnish wood Delivered at the yard "i all those thu
may tel disposed order nj him OF the best qualify
gt'nn oc 6ry, a1d at he ,opt ca-i prirr,
ta 25.diw JAS. :. CaEWDSON.
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NEw-SOsEk CLOTHING. STORE.
ELS0N h CO.,
Wholesale {l0thin Establishment
as Cortland street,
And ,SfHniinr t.tr-mgh The emf eblack, 1
- DEFY STREET.

Ana Z Ni'hf'i' tah'rhhh Inc tAll fhiach forming
- DEFY STREET
VI s'reinin Me,sEnhs Waiting New York W. extend
insita ION call a4d Sauior zruek. which
/ particularly ndi rtrd 10 SanrhrrI ltadr Those oi
OF toro'l putl,tn. W. need h assnto lha
i Erctiot, HpI 10 ,fhrtS #Nould say. rtn is,
and eye. has been In -s goods thr ODe Price prn
rIe without yarnfi"u nof only in ;he lotto". but in
seiGf-
" NH foenrt IL thrpulir' ofonr goods IL much
L sl tina mauulacmte them well and IN good
tn.,.u. II most JdSl,oq1bh custom cstn lshmoni in
tl any otnr- ~ 'rtr and thus cndcnyor do uway
with tie strong pnIltss ~ ing IN The commnni
f,,n-t dclng and usng lcrs BAUD clothing. Plonso
= carly cali nnl test ur Hs=rt1i.#a rrnr }O-ts
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IMPORTANT TO TIE PUBLIC.
second supply Of Winter Clothing,
Cloths. CassimeIes and Vestings.

IMPORTANT TO TIE PUBLIC.
second supply Of Winter Clothing,
Cloths, Cassimeres and Vestings
BOUGHT iREATIN RfpuCEp rRIeEs. Ar nm
FRANKLIN CLOTH AND CLOTHING House
NJ Il arr opening lnfgr supply at thu following
w name Gafn4, purchased during The last werl, by
nViug fbe .trtaeney ia ihr mpncy market, which
all be sold -lnoIj ad>ance On prmc cus for cnsh:
Over Coats.
Enc Castor Beaver Nornli,n do, Milton do. pru,.
sian Ito. L tsr-ham B,ueh l'ilot Whitney, Lion Skin,
falmuz
Dress aud FIock Coats
EXtra fioe. BHrh French, Brown do, Blue do,
Olive d.. Carrt do
Business Coats
Rlaeh Rid Cashmere, fnncy do, Blnel Mixed do.
browne iolir
iinrsl SILK rlu,n do, do. Nrv'. Finest Cashmere.
iyelyrt COZ nrsl Do. Farmer, Satin E,tu Black SATIN
do 10. Grcntdihe Siih.
Pants.
Fine Black por,l>pn Medium To-. do. Beaver do
loucy French Cashmere. Funny Snfnets
fonrrs Over Coot,. made ,ec log md %. good
material
Boy. and ioet'. o,cr Coats. lurso supply of MI
grades
Negro Clothing
Fine Black Srtinrr fror, Goars aud Pant, Tor !
Al, a. the ah.sr named ,,onds " III be- sold NJ II -nnli
advance o. pImr casl,
GLASS \ RAlNE. i. DlXox, Agt
Inuhn Cloth aud Clubug House Muin ST,
Eynehhure, va.
uoy 2I.leW
~ BeI. Belroal Scufioe1. Chr-,jpo-bufg lIra'd.
W.thc>iiIr Telegraph. raIy weeks aud no ruolr.
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TE'O SAGE IHAkAEAss powd. Black
L Pepper, Powd. Sag. Solprtte. Red Pepper, lor
sale ~ d K LYMAN.
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nov DOCS General Superintendent.
GKEAT BARGAINS FOR CASH!
REDUCING STOCK.
ID II. LEWISTON this day will sell very
ID. great bargains in Staple aud Funcy Goods for
ea.h My stock is very large md must be sold All
in want of Good- would do well To give cn'l
upv2i Il b. II. LEWIS.
NTEGROES WANTED.-The subscriber
" continues in market for NEGROES, of both
sexes, between the ages Of 10 and 30 years, in
Guiding Mechanics, such as Blacksmiths and
Carpenters, and will pay the highest market
prices in cash. His office is n newly erected
brick building on Ist or Lynch street, immediate
~ in rear of the Farmers Bank, whore he is pre-
pared, (lnving erected buildings with that view
10 board negroes sent to Lynchburg for sale
otherwise, on moderate terms, and keep them
as if they were placed in the Jail of the
Corporation. SETH WOODROOF.
sep 2S-d&c6mos.
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y -Ihr subscribers opening for inspection
their SECOND SUPPLY Of scasOnable Goods, recent
ly purchased by their senior partner in New York,
hich, added their September purchase makes their
stock very full and Of the attractive offered
in this market embracing al the newest st lies of LADIES
DRESS GOODS. /, Silks, Satins. Vaeneias, Mouslin
Mcrnos, &c. Ladies' Velvet, Satin aud Cloth Cloaks &
famas. French Embroideries in great variety, among
which extra lich of Maltese Lace and Muslin
Sleeves ard Collars. \ general assortment Of Cloths,
Cassimeres and Vestings for gentlemen. heavy stock
of Servants Goods, such Fued linseys Sattnes,
Plaid Lindseys and Blankets. Carpets Rugs, Crumb-
Cloth, and Door-Mats. Together with all goods be-
longing t,tte Dry Goods trade, many of which have
been for much less than they could have been
had eurIy the All of which they deter
mined to sell low and only ask examination is all
tEey ask Ia insure satst ctiOn.
nov I3-df, JOHN T. DAVIS & co.
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s Barred. Beyfi iss', Cream Al.
do Newqr, Cider uu draugAt ~ byIhc burre +
10 81 he;s Champagne VIM qufl. and ets.
For salc bv tno2j-f- * a BOYD.
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Richmond and Petersburg Railroad.
TRAINS LEfTE RfCHMf

'nil' "hIl1 - y. "
The Express and Mail r,nn Com felersbn
connect nj Richmond with the Trains goitg Moth. fo
Washington, Baltimore, Philadelphia and New ok
Tho Express trains bl~a connect with the trains tie
Vuginu Central RAILROAD Charlottesville Staunton,
&c.
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Nov 81 Is
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-13
FINANCIAL AND CONNER clAl.
M o n e Y ARK EFT.

TUESDAY Sept I2-aPN
The upward movement In prices which yas 90 strong
and 20 general last week. has almost entirely disa
and the quotations now are very much unsettled ana
fucuate fraction from board to another without
regularity or reason. At the first board Delaware ana
hudson advanced 4 per cent; Cumberland Coal 4; New
YORK central Railroad, =; Panama Railroad l. Ilinoia
sehtra bonds fell of 4 Ter cent; Canton Company,
hasm, s Michigan Central Railroad 1; Erie railroad
~ Inc market appears to be with difficulty sustained
Inc ADVANCE 10 net the result Of natural causes and the
speculative movement Is circumscrited limited in
US operations, that IL cannot last. II Ia in Wall
street and nowhere else I. is confined to few small
chques and does rot extend beyond the area OF tina
Brokers' Board. IT il carried those who purchase
Large lots Of stock at high p@s and thsi only desir,
now is to get up the market that they can get on.
without loss In their efforts to do So thcy have Sea.
obliged to buy largely to keep prices moving IN and the
result will probably be tina. they win ret M
much stock in hand that they win BE- Obliged
TO realize. When that time comes there viii be
nomsrket There are buyers now but those coa,ern
ed in the corner and when they stop the demand for
ftock also stops. The 10 Erie appear, to No
getting weaker. The recent advance has brought i,..
the State good deal Of stock and the bulls are cct,
filed mp fast Cumberland was be.tor to-day Tia oom
psny is doing splendid business and making mop.v
1t has In haud more than sufficient to pay dividend a.
zen per cent ON the entire capital stock II has an VI,
van'age In Its coal busasu over any other coal nam
pany on the Atlantic slope in being able to ret 70 tide
wafer hs whole Of the year. II Is not shut or as Tia
delaware and HUDSON Canal, the schvyiliu Canal. ssI
hesdng Railroad are for several months OF In.
The Cumberland company send coal to us Northe.
anu ts"sia peEss~ bwsshans iAs x;atw ~ wsu q
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-13
srs'n and the South American Republics.

Il rom the London lines. August 70
Inc history ard condition Of MEXICO and the South
arsicGy aIi weakness to which the magnificent coonia
possessions Of the Spanish crown have been reduced
since they threw off the authority Of the monarchy and
EEL under the alternate om.oon popular revolutions
country had, indeed prepared this state Of things by
the exclusive rgor OF its colonial syste and by gross
abuses In every branch OF the administrations but the
change was not The less fatal TO the stability
ana prcYess OF those emsk epa,ed States, which
toon found that bal government il to be pre-
royal authority. although perverted, less capt.
cious and destructive than the rivalry of military
sdvehturcr The ncoherent attempts at self
msut ms5e by the 5eycendsnts of the spanish people
results nay undoubtedly fe traced in the political and
social condition OF spain herself and the progress Of
each successive revolution shows that tho disease
which las destroyed hes colon turks in the constu
'ion q the odd country The idea of duty to the para
mount interests OF the nation whether il be called BY
The name o. ioysy OF patriotism is too feeble to re
sst tie serartte pgetensons and ambitions OF local aud
personal pcltslns Provinces rise against The state
Cities against tLelr noigbcrs uera against generals,
Tor even the army ceases 10 be the national
authority and Is suIdivJ ty the SCHEMES Of it, chiefs
Ihose elements which ought 10 constitute State by the
concentration OF viii ana Of authority 8y OF in different
directions snd tie country IN torn BY another conyu
sion, which veal ems is faith Ia liberal jnsti and
repeats once more lie nvarabs transition from anarchy
20 despotism
The symptoms which have slsssdy sho~a themselves
In spain nee the sitsDpt 70 establish gossxnmeat
the tass Of the last revooticn all ths nature
nothing can be more missing than tbs futufe pros
poets o. the conp.y. That work Of oisoIgan:sation
governments is not less esctaay promoted ~ tas
fty snd eph;fct0 OF tae ptesct minister 10 the
volutiocaly faction, AID, any check Ia oppiad 70
ez'svme vews OF tas pop iAr ieatsss Il presents aseI
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- w. BROWNING, Merchant Tailor,
u . under ths United Btstss Ho(sl, would respect
fully inform his cusssmers and the public generally,
that he has just received new Fall and Winter Goods
IN great varety such % Cloths Oassmeres, and Yes
tings Of the latest importation, and u prepared 70
have them made up At The shortest notice u the most
fashionable manner, and 1t low rates Of prices.
Having made arrangements 10 70 into tbs Ready
Made Clothing businesses extensively this season, be
feels conhdent that he offer TO those wishing 70
purchase stock Of Clothing not inferior 10 any In
This city and not made up 1t the NORTH ID usually
the case with work sold here but cut in his own o.
tablishment and made by our own needy citizens In
this dull season. ut low rates Of prices Heis enabled
therefore TO compete with northern work In point Of
prices and as 10 quality and style be viii leave for
those who favor him with call to judge.
He can sell whole suits (coat pants, and vest at the
following rates;
Good suit for business purposes out Of cloth cass-
mere, for the small sum Of. ........,. $l5
Dress and Frock Coats from. SO 90 TO $40
Overcoats Of different styles. ... IL 90 to 70
Black and Fancy Pantaloons ,,,...... 90 70 10
Silk and Velvet Vests. ...t......,... oV 70 ~
This stock Of Clothing is OF superior quality and
has been made up since hereceivcd the Fall and Win
ter Fashions.
He keeps constantly ON hand large assortment Of
Fancy Articles, such Gloves, Cravsts, Collars Um-
brellas, &c.
Sole for the sale Of SCOTS Report Of Fashions
in this city nov 27-dHan.l
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BY NJ. " fUFfEH af6fa
Aus for the best be sanguine and cheerful
Trouble and sorrow are friends In disguise.
Nsthing but folly goes faitbless and fearful;
Courage forever is happy and wise fif
AIRS for The best, II man would but know II
Providence wishes US all 10 be blest
This is no dream for the pundit or poet,
Heaven is gracious and all's for the best,
AIS for the best; set this ON your standard,
Soldier Of sadness or pilgrim Of love,
Who TO tho shores Of despair may have wandered,
A way-wearied swallow or heart-stricken dove.
AIS for the best -Abc man, but confding
Providence tenderly governs the rest;
And the fIail bark of his creature Is guiding,
Wisely and wcarily all for the best. 49, y ..i
Ais for the best then fling away tcrrors,
Meet all your fears and your foes in the van;
Aud, in the midst Of your dangers and errors,
Trust like child, while you strive like q man.
ANS for the best -unclapsed, unbounded,
Providence reigns from the east to the west
And, by both wisdom and mercy surrounded,
Hope, and b. happy, that ais for the best
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III HARDWARE CUTLERY, ETC.
WyHE subscribers would call the attention Of pur.
u chasers TO their large and welselected stock Of
goods, which are offered on as good terms as they
can BE- had this side Of the manufactures.
Locks, Hinges, Bolts, Screws, direct from the fac
tories, s,9 Es.4
Locks with mineral, porcelain, slvered, glass, and
plated knobs. e 4
Butt Hinges, oil sizes, from | to Q by inches.
Brass Butt Hinges for house and ship use.
Silver-plated Hinges for parlor doors.
Plants and Parker's patent Shutter Hinges
Silverplated and porcelain Bell Pulls.
Yestbule and hall Door Locks, very superior.
Rim. mortise, closet, cupboard, chest till and pad
Locks, IN endless variety, ~
Bolts for folding doors, 6to 40 inches long.
Sliding door Sheaves and Rail-
Axle Sash Pulieys, Sash Cord, and Weights.
Shutter and Sash Fasteners, brass and plated with
almost everything in the building line.
Carpenters Tools, good assortment
Our stock Of table and pocket Cutlery is very com
ony handle Kr yes and Forks, Carvers, Cooks, and
Butchers.
Rogers, wostenholm's, and superior article O
American Penknives. }
Fine Scissors and Shears Hr FL
Plated albata Forks and Spoons.
An entirely new article of enamelled handle tabl'
Knives, superior 10 ivory.
fine assortment of Colts, Aliens, and other, one
two five, and six barrel Pistols. 3
n Parlor Pistols, neat article
Powder Flasks Shot Pouches, dc.
House Furnishing Goods, such as Shoyss ant
Tongs, Pokers, Coal Holds, Kettles, Pots, Ovens
| Skillets, Gridirons, &C. 1900, :,
Patent Sad Irons, with extra heaters.
! Wood Horses and Saws, and Axes
Shovels, Spades, Rakes, Hoes
Hovey's patent Hay and Straw Cutters.
Bar, hoop, and sheet Iron; Steel.
Anvils, Vices, Bellows.
Horse Shoes and Horse Shoe Nus.
Files and Rasps.
Carryal Bows, Spokes, Hubbs, and Fellows.
Plain, fancy, and cnameled Canvass, for carriag
Covers and Curtains.
Patent spring B.ianccs, tea and counter Scales
from to $40 pounds. Ia fE
Platform Scales, up 70 800 pounds.
| Morticing and boring Machines.
| Jack Screws chain Pumps.
! Gripdstones and Fixtures. 80
Also = fine assortment Of hair Brooms and Brushes
T. WHEELER 4 CO.,
s45 Penn. Avenue opposite Browns Marble Palace
nov 14-2aw3m
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THo9M.As. :. Ec,KARpF,

Corner OF n and Oh styss NOR tAs Patent ODscs,
VuvO whom was awarded the first diplo-
il ma III the great exhibition Of The MeekaRies
lie 70 his beautiful stock Of foreign and domestic
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balls, parties, and weddings. He will also keep on
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