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REMOvAL.-The undersigned respect

pEMOVAL.-The undersigned respect
Ii fully informs his friends and customers that he
has removed to the store formerly occupied by JAS.
A. Smell. Having just returned from the North with
well selected stock of GOODS, can furnish house.
keepers and Others with every article in that line.
Purchasing for cash, am enabled to sell much
cheaper than the cheap stores Always on hand q
full assortment of Wood and Willow Ware, chil.
dreRs Gigs and Horses. tin and wood Cages. gold
and gilt Jewelry, fancy China, Toys Brushes,
Combs, Shade Curtains, Room Papers. &C., all OF
~ 1850 THOMAS L. ANGUS
my2 ssasts a 4' q w. Main street. 3
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CRATES AND FENDERS.-Five hum
NJ dred Enameled CRATES and FENDERS fcI
sale at reduced prices.-The subscriber has for sale
the largest stock of CRATES and FENDERS ever
before offered for sale In this city, of his manu-
and patterns such a. square topped Gothic, LiPfic,
Circle, &C., with beautiful rounding Fenders, sum
mer Pieces, &c.. to match.
Orders for Crates Fepders, &c, from town and
country punctually attended TO and
Merchants purchasing to sell again VIII be supplied
at the lowest northern prices, with tne ususa an
counts eff or cash by Wholesale. -.
Apply al my Bell and Brass Foundry, on Main, De-
tween 9th and 9th sts. kiehm9n6, sc. = cruoon
fe IS 3ms SAMuEL y. ULNOON.
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The city of st. Louis has voted an additional sub.
scription OF 100000 to the Pacific road The St.
Louis Democrat lst May, says:
The County Court yesterday ordered the addi.
tax payersto be previously taken at an election TO
be held the 9Th inst, (being next Monday ia The
several election districts OF the city and county.
1t ID understood that this additional subscription Is
per annum, to be levied by special tax from year
to year, on all taxable property. The order is
issued under the Railroad Associations act oi
the General Assemby, approved February Path,
le53."
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~ B. LUCK, STOCK AND LAND
Oe WARRANT AGENCY, GOVERNOR ST.
STOCKS bought and sold on Commission The
highest price paid for LAND WARRANTS GOLD
AND SILVER WANTED.
~ Prize Tickets in all Lotteries sold In Lotteries
under the management of R. France l. Co. viii be
promptly paid BY me- and all inquiries relative to the
business of r. France & Go. addressed to them
Richmond, will meet with prompt attention.
my2 9F #9 c, B, LUCK.
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NOTICE.-Ata a meeting of the President
~ and Directors Of the Richmond Fredericksburs
the Company, in Richmond. 22d April, 1854,
Resoired, That dividend of 81 per cent out of the
profits of the company for six months ending Slst
March last be declared payable to the Stockholders
OF their legal representatives and after the first of
May next.
true copy from the minutes.
ap 25 ts C. w. MACMURDO. Trea,r.
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The Sarahvile, Ohio, Courier says: William
kissane, one OF the Martha Washington party has
recently had fortune of $500 900 left him In Eng.
land
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Having disposed of my stock tfor the purpose of
ohau gin NV businessl to Messrs Dsbney Cooke,
return my sincere thanks TO my friends and the pub
lie generally for the patronage so literally bestowed
me, and cordially recommend my successors TO
their notice BUSHR0D w. DABNEY.
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THE DAILY DISPATCH.

~ The ejaculation Of the DAILY DISPATCH
Richmond combined N -
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We learn from the Clsrkaville, Tenn, Chroni.
OLE Of the 2sth nit, that on Tuesday night, about
twalve O'Clock, the steam saw and grist mills Of
Pettus & Ogden, ct the mouth Ct Rad river, canght
fire and burned 10 the ground Tho loss u supposed
% bs over 10000 d0Ilara, Insurancs 1000 dol.
lars,
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Gen. Pesifer F. Smith was married on the 17tb
ult., at Corpus Christi, to Mrs. Armstrong, widow
of son of the late Gen. Robert Armstrong, of Ten.
nessee. Is -
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OPERATIONS ON THE DANUBE-TO nj
ExcELLENCY THE sERAsKrER

A Russian corps d'arssee, supported by al tie
available forces in the vicinity of Galstx effected
successfully, the 3Oth Rebrulachir, the passake
OF the Danube, Notwithstanding the vsiIant fesists
fance OF our small force, and 10 now stationed on
the right bank. Our strength having been. owing
to the force Of circumstances, divided on seversi
points, and that OF the enemy overwhelming [ I
deemed it expedient TO transmit without DELAY or.
ders to Mustapha Pacha to concentrate the troops
at Nazalkais, Hirsovs, Tassactchi and others, and
all back In good order, a. might best be done, in
the direction of KarAsou. was apprised more
over, that the 9Th corps ofthe army Of Bessabarria
was also advancing with two divisions of infantry
ana one OF cavalry from the Principalities, in sup
Port OF the enemy's movement
Under these circumstances, convinced of the i'm.
possibility OF ofresisting such powerful force with
auy cnance OF success, considered il indispeusa.
Dle 70 orect all my attention TO our headouarters
az Scnuma and there muster the available strength
on our extended lines. All idea, therefore of ad.
vanc1ne 70 attack the enemy at Ksrasou with forces
unequal 70 me occasion, and whereby Schumh
would nave been necessarily left without sufficient
aeIences, has been abandoned. Accordingly. have
forwarded orders to Mustapha Pacha to relinouish
that position and join me with the troons under
his command. Similar instruction have Also been .
transmitted to other points of our lines 40 "a 10
concentrate here as much possible our ayailahle
battle. la - lft' o..
Redjeb I'd, Schuma. tsa sfl9
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Wishing to close my present business as speedily
as possible desire all that Indebted 10 me to call
and settle their respective accounts and all to whom
/ am indebted to present their for payment
Iay Sun B. w. d.
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30. A. =. D.eNEY. ISAAC ". COOKE

SUCCESSORS TO b. w. DABNEY,)
Corner Broad and 7th street. opposite the Theatre.
WE have this day formed a Co-Partner-
w ship under the firm of DABNEY & COOKE,
for the transaction of GROCERY AND COMMiS-
SION BUSINESS in this city.
We have in store, and will keep constantly au as
sortmeut of FAMILY GROCERIES, with which we
shall be pleased to serve friends and the public
RO. A, +. DABNEY
ISAAC N. COOKE.
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CAMUEL d. DENOON, Bell and Bras

EUsT4CE Il APPLEYARD, Conn,s
s.a s''F rs.. s. 80 Eh 8 81
CORN. WHEAT, 1L0UG kes as1 win pfonupfly
execute ordsn lor tks Dssshs 4 seods kizsa
nh q Sm
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

CLEMMlTr Il FoRE, Book AND Jon
pR,srERs. Corner Main and 18th streets, execute to
order every description of BOOK AND JOB PRINT.
and dispatch. nv va--I,n
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The EXECUTION OF HENDRIcKsoN.-John Hen.
erickson, who was hung at Albany, N. Y, on Fri.
DAY, tor the murder OF his wife, was only 81 years
1851, he married Maria Van Dusen, daughter Of
Lawrence Van Dusen, formerly clerk of Albany co.
AT the time d her marriage, Maria was II years Of
age, and consequently at the tinke of her decease
she was ~ she was the youngest child OF her pa.
rents well educated, accomplished. an,iable hind
hearted, aectionate and devotedly attached to her
father and mother; and she, in return was beloved
by them. as dutifal and loving child Is always
ioved IN the year ie32 he became dissatisfied with
his wife, and subsequently gave her poison. from
the effects OF which she died. and for which he was
executed. = -
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i VALUABLE PRO ERTY At

3 VALUABLE Pro r Z Ri 7 AT
4 PRIVATE SALE.-We offer for sals, private
ly the following very valuable properly III the city
Of Richmond and In Sidney, vz Two Lots on GAM
bies Hill one OF which fronts the Public Square;
three Brick Tenements and vacant Lots on sft III
between Grace and Franklin, one large Brick Tene.
ment on Grace street, near the Capitol Square, with
deep lot, and Stable and Carriage House on 1
wide alley and or 8 fine Lots In Sidney fronf'ns
en- the Public Square, 2 ~ =
to M. 80
NH "a de a6 TOLER i CoOK il
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FoREsrALLING PUBLIC OPINIoN-It appears that
movement is in progress at the North to populate
Nebraska with emigrants from the free States, in
order of course, to exclude slavery from that ter
ritory. convention was held few days since at
Worcester, Mass, when speeches were made by
the Rev. E. E. Hale and others, urging that proper
preparations should be made at Nebraska for the
reception of emigrants such as comfortable dwell
ings, grist mills printing presses, steam engines,
&C., and predicting that before 1855, at least two
thousand Massachusetts men would settle in that
region.
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The "PEELERs AND BLUE DIcKs.p-A riot
occurred last Sunday afternoon, in Baltimore, be-
tween two parties bearing the above expressive
titles. Brickbats and stones were first used, then
knives and pistols. The police endeavored to quel
the disturbance, but in vain. Finally boy named
William Lackey, was wounded in the hand, by q
pistol shot, fired by Cornelius Schwartz, aliai
Coony. The officers Immediately arrested Schwartz
and he held to bail in the sum of 50 900 to ap
pear at the Criminal Court This seemed to satisfy
the two parties, and they dispersed. 80
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APPARENT DEATH BY LIGHrN1NG-E. Mer
ria the reteorologist, in letter to the New Yori
herald, renews the recommendation to apply cold
water freely to persons who have been struck bv
lightning. He says: ai E8fsa
In all cases where persons are ssruck dow,,, bs
nghtning, use cold water upon the body for hours:
don't be discouraged If immediate success is moi al
tanned but continue to persevere and IT, after three
or iour hours drenching animation u not restored
nave an account ofa person struck down by light.
ming on Staten Island, several years ago. who was
restored after several hours drenching with cold
water. This case alone is sufficient to prompt ex.
20 restoration OF animation In cases where persons
nave M been struck down by lightning" -
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CITY GAUGER,S OFFICE

T., [
No. 40 Cary street, opposite Gas Works.
As will be seen from the above, haveta
ken an OFFICE opposite the Gas Works ANY OF
ders left at my office viii be promptly attended
either by myself or Mr.. Fox.
ap "a Inns SAMPSON JONES. .
To THE PUBLIc.-The number of IRE
mediable evils caused by the use of "Hair Tonics'
paraded before the public in the newspapers suggests
TO the manufacturer of the celebrated "FL LETcHER's
against all articles of the Sort unless properly tested
His own practical experience with the hair, satisfies
him OF the great utility of the FLETCHER HAIR
ToNIc and the very great dan ger of using any other
without being fully aware of its chemical properties
1t is melancholy indeed to the most beautiful of
natures ornaments dried, shrivelied, and wasted
away by the improper use of articles called Hair
Tonic.
The genuine ELETCHER's HAIR Tonic is sold by
Bennett BeeH, A. Duval. John HI. Blair, Thomas
Taylor, Broad st.. and under the American Hotel
wholesale and retail, by the manufacturer,
JOHN JOHNSON.
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FATAL MrsTAKE-On Thursday last, an order
was left at drug store in Montgomery, Ala, for a
small quantity of Icotine, which was duly put up,
laballed, and left on the counter. On Thursday
night, little child of Mr. w. d. Battle, Of Montgo
merry, was taken sick, and negro boy was sent to
the drug store for medicine. clerk arose, and
carefully preparing the medicine, gave it, as he
thought, to the boy, who carried it to his master
Unfortunately, the package containing Icotine was
taken by the boy through mistake. The father, ig-
norant of this, gave the child teaspoonfu OF the
mixture causing death in short time '-s
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BY J. A. COWARDIN.
w. SMITH, GAS FTTTER AND

~ MANUFACTURER OF GAS FIXTURES,
lSth street, below Main eet, Richmond, Vs-Hav-
Ing secured the services OF FIRST class workmen am
now TO make TO order all kinds of GssChan-
delers Brsckets Pendants Nc, at short notice and
on reasonable terms.
Also, old Chandeliers, Lamps, &c cleaned, regded
or hroazed and made TO look like
All kinds OF Brass Tuning and Finishing promptly
attended 10.
At Northern prices. ]. w. SMITH,
ap Ii In 18th st., below Main st.
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annual MEETING.-The annual meeting
of the Stockholders of the Richmond, Frederick.
burg and Potomac Railroad Company will be held a,
the Depot of the Company, in Richmond on WE'D.
NESDAY, SIst May. 1854, at IL O'Clock NJ
Office Richmond +. p R. Co.,
Richmond, April Goth, 1854
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VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND IN

oA MILES fbOM kICH-
MOSD FOR SALE.-We will sell valuable tract
OF Land 10 the county of Chesterfield 64 miles from
Richmond, near the old River Road, and front Ia
mile on the James River, containing 76l acres of
Land, about 200 acres of which are cleared and in
cultivation, ond of which about go are good low
grounds baiance 500 acres) In pine and oak growth
springs in abundance Of good water, and very heal
thy has large beds of granite quite convenient the
river; has on 1t saw mill (wster power, about 100
yards from the river; and all the buildings necessary
fol farm, except dwelling
The soil is good and easily improved, having good
clay foundation. 9I
The terms are one-third cash; balance at and 2
years for goable notes interest added secured by
q trust deed.
mhN GOODIN ApPERSON
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VIRGINIA LUxURIEs.-In order to give our read
ers an idea of the traffic going on between Norfolk
and New York, we copy the following from the Ar
gus of Monday:
hundred barrels green peas, were shipped by Mr.
p. H. Whitehurst, Saturday, to New York, where
they command ready sale at high prices. Another
sent eight barrels rock fish and ten barrels eggs
g. 200 empty barrels In readiness for the heavy bu
siness he intends to do shortly in fish, vegetables
fruit &c.
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MR. SHORT was on his way home rather late at
night z; from an evening entertainment Mr.. Short
tell In with gentleman, who entered into conver.
the gentleman left, and shortly afterwards M
Short, wishing to ascertain the hour. felt for hi.
watch, and found that it was missing. Mr.. shor,
ran after the gentleman, who still in sight and
ordered him to deliver up that watch or die. The
gentleman, after shvering dreadfully from fright.
did so, and Mr.. Short proceeded on his way home
rejoicing at the recovery of his property.
Mr.. Short reached his residence, related the ad.
venture to bis WIFE, who tremblingly told him that
his watch with him but left it lying ON the mantle
piece. MIR Short pulled out theticker which he had
forced from the gentleman in the street. and
found that he himself had committed a highway
Daring utrageH-trepidation of Short, who seeks
out tstranger-restitution- apology-all right
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T. j. CARSON u Co., Nos. Al AND 43
LIGHT STREET BALTIMoRE, AND NO. 50
WATER STREET, NEW YORK--A good assort.
ment of Bacon, Pork and Lard always on hand, and
Tor sale at lowest market prices lie I8-lY
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g FRATRIcIDE.-In Coffee county, Alabama. ON tb .
9th ult, quarrel sprang up between two brothers
named Christopher and Philemon Franklin, in the
mouse OF the LATTER Philemon, lying on the bed, re.
marked that he had no weapons to defend himself.
christopher said he had gun, and laid it on the
ped beside Philemon, and went to the door, where
ne sat down Philemon arose, took the gun and
snot him. the whole load passing through his heart
fhi'omon had not been overtaken, although there
were many out hunting him. 50 ai1
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NoTroE,-The Annual Meeting of Stock
holders of the Richmond and Petersburg Railroad
Company. will be held at the Company's Office in
Richmond, on TUESDAY, 30th May at II o'clock
M JOHN WILLIAMS,
ap29 Stawtd Treasurer
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ABEL u. MAYO, ATTORNEY AT Law AND
NOTARY PUBLIC.-Ofhc ON Franklin street, under
the Metropolitan Hall. Richmond, Va. mol
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Bennett, recently arrested in Jerseyville Ill, had
an examination in that place on Saturday, and
was committed for trial before the circuit court -
1t appears from the testimony of the witness that
the prisoner is OF Lexington, KY. and married
there in 1874. After squandering his wfe's proper
ty, amounting to about 90 900, he ran off, leaving
her to teach school for support. Arriving in
Jerseyville few weeks ago, he represented him
self as a man OF wealth, and married widow lady.
1t Is suspected that since he off from Kentucky
he has married several women, who were entraped
by his pretensions to wealth and importance and
that he has wife in Iowa and one in Indiana, be.
sides the two to whom he is known to have been
married In Kentucky and Illinois The prisoner
ia forty i've years of age.-St. Louis Neps
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE-On Sunday morning last a
fire broke out in leather dressing establishment in
Third avenue, between Twenty first and Twenty
second streets, Brooklyn and in consequence of
the high wind that prevailed, it in short time
communicated to the adjoining buildings, which
were destroyed. A lumber yard located to the
leeward of the fire, was greatly damaged. The
loss is estimated at els 900, about onethird of
which is covered by insurance.
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9ohn Sewers has been held to bail in $3, 900 in
cincinnati, to answer the charge of a murderous
assault upon his step-daughter with an axe He
was indignant at her keeping company with a.
young man to whom he objected. Sewers is a
German, and from all accounts most st,,pid one
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A child ofDr T. Laying. of Worcester. aged two
and a half years. pulled cup ofhot tea on - DO
som on "Wednesday last, which induced convui
sOns and finally death
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NOTICE.. A. HARRINGTON'S To

NOIICE.-J. A. HARRINGTON'S To-
1& baceo, Snuff and Cigar Store, 1874 Main corner
OF 9th street. Richmond where is kept large stock
OF fine Cigars, Tobacco Snutfs, Pipes and Fine Cut
Chewing and Smoking Tobacco and all other art
cies In the line to which he invites the attention of
his friends and the public generally to call and ex-
anime.
p S.-I will in few days, add largely to my stock
OF Cigars and Fancy Articles.
p25 j. A. HARRINGTON
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The Washington Star says: ave now lind no
difference of opinion az to the fact thst the Pres
dent win probably veto the Homestead bill, u that
measure pasaea the Ses,ate As
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DEATH OF A NAVAL OyFIcEn.-Lieut- Henry T.
Wiagate, an officer of high standing in the Navy.
died at Lexington Mass, ON the 4th inst, Of con-
suuufinD
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To THE VoTERs OF THE CITY OF RIoff-
NoND.-Fellow Citzens-I offer myself again as a
candidate for re election to the office of SRERIFF
OF the City of Richmond-the duties of which |
trust have been discharged to your entire satsfac
ton.
Should it be your pleasure to re-elect me, l will
my best efforts to perform the duties of the office
with promptness and fidelity.
my3 THOMAS w. BOSWELL.
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THE INDIAN MAssAcRE.-The San Antonio Wes.
tern Texan of the 20h has the following additional
particulars, relative to the recent murders bv the
Indians near that city:
ga company of soldiers followed in pursuit of
the Indians about 12 hours after the massacre took
place, and the next day large company was or.
ganized by Majors Neighbors and Howard, and
great excitement was manifested by our citizens
generally. Some three or four companies are al.
ready in pursuit. amounting in all to near one hun.
dred men, and they have been in pursuit three days
A Mexican and his wife, who lived in the vicinity
of the murdered family, have been missing since
Sunday, and it is thought that they are either MUIR
dered or taken into captivity. The day after the
massacre of the Forester family, Mr.. John c..
Beckman, accompanied by some FIVE or six others.
well armed, LETT our city for the residence of Mr.
Forester to see they could learn anything in re-
gard to the children
"On arriving at the house they met sight too
horrible to relate. The father was living in the
door, shot through the heart, scalped and the top
part OF his head cut off with an axe, which was
near by; the two daughters, one of them 10. the
other IA years, were dead on the floor near by shot
with several arrows and stabbed, and it was eyi
dent that they had been treated in the most cruel
and barbarous manner. The babe was also living
dead, stabbed through the body with large knife
one only was missing, boy about six years, which
they evidently had taken with them The mother
distinctly remembers of seeing her oldest daughter
trying to defend herself with knife, and the same
knife was near her when she was found
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We IN undersigned, were present and witnessed
the open g of the safe above alluded to- and hereby
certify IL ~ the statemepts by Messrs. Morrison L
Marsbe we true in every particular.
Smith Dunn, VIM. Morgan, McIlwaine, Son &
Co, Daye6port Stratton. Paul Hinton, Brokers ;
Gaines Hichies Jas B. Taliaferro.
PetersllShr March Is, 1854.
BY seh1s. Palestine and Orianna, the subscriber has
received large addition to his stock of Safes and
will be reckiving more by almost every packet.
Secondhand Safes which have been taken in ex-
change for Helring's, for sale at low prices.
Call al lo6 Cary street, sign of the " Red Safe"
r. McCANDLISH, JR.
6p ii ts Agent for the State
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There is an inscription on tombstone q L
Point, Lake Superior, which reads - follows =
g John Philips accidentally shot - amsrE OF adec
tion by his brother"
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GAS FITTING, STEAM PIPING.

~ ROOFING, &c.-Having just received from the
North large stock of Materials, am now prepared
to put up GAS FIXTURES, STEAM PIPES for
warming houses and to cover buildings with Tin or
any kind of metal in the best manner, at reasonable
prices, and with despatch.
have now secured the services of a number of ex-
eellent workmen in the various branches of my bust.
ness and therefore solicit orders from all who have
work to execute. Persons having work in my line.
will find 1t to their advantage to give cali at my
store the East side of 18th street, between Main
and Cary.
fc l-ta CHARLES III. LANGIEY