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WH.KyEll. Fl. GAEHLE. Ed. BETS.
First Premium Grand and Square
Pianos. 1ts
4 KNABE, GAEHLE 4 Co, manufactur-
UETIters, Nos. 4, S, s, o. and IL, Eutaw street,
Baltimore. E. G.. would respectfully san public
attention to the great variety % their IRON FRAME
PIANOS, constantly finishing, yhich for durability,
ieHcasy of touch briancy of tone. they believe
not surpassed oy any now manufactured. In addi-
ton to the first Premium awarded them by the Ma
rylsnd Institute in 1S4s and ls49 they
the highest sneomiums OF the most eminent artists,
who used these Instru merts for their Concerts. AL
so of our rst class Professors and Ameteurs In tho
city, who have highly rsconUendsd Them
AZ PIANOS HIRED. solA-lS.
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TO INVENTORS.

TIyHE o1cs OF sine Inventors Protection National
Union is on th street, opposite the Eest ior
tco of the Patent Office. AMI is Evw ready to attend
10 the business of its members, namely: in making
eIsmi ustions an4 soliciting patents, &C.
Inventors are invited TO call and get copy OF the
Con,situtiou and BY laws, and where any informa
ton will be given respecting the Union
All letters on business must be directed 70 this Of
tce where attention viii be given I'm msdiatey.
a rooI.I anon il in connection with the office,
where model, can be made to order at the shortest
no,t. T. G.. CLAYTON,
President I. p. N q
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WASHINGTON. D. c., WEDNESDAY, II, 1854.
GEORGE D. SMITH

RICHARD Il. SMITH. GEORGE d. SMITH.
4 Y ID. SMITH q CO, Manufacturers and
NJ. Dealers in ALCOHOL, CAMpHENE. ETHE-
RIAL OIL. 80. No. 81 s. CALVERT STREET, op-
pos,te Water street, BALTIMORE, Md.
mar 2l-1y @ -As fIg #--ya
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CLOCKS, WATCHES, & JEWELRY.

CLOCKS, WATCHES, & JEWELRY.
T HAVE just received very large assortment of
L Clo'ks, Watches, and Jewelry, which will BE-
.oid cheap for cash, good paper at short dates.
Also, Clock Materials of every kind, such Cords
Springs, Hands, Keys, &c. r.J -..-
Also, Clocks, Watches, and JsTelry, at wholesale
or retail
elsewhere. Ea. c.. g- ]. ROBINSON,
Penna. avenue, opposite Browns Hotel.
ap p7-d3m de-
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PLOUGHS-PLOUGHS

u,
an Iron Plough, which was
patented iu October last, called " HurIburts Patent
Convex Mould Board Plou& where be is pre-
pared to supply dealers and farmers on reasonable
terms He VIII als1 dispose of the patent right to
msnufsct1rs sail ploughs for counties or States.
During the short period since the patent was is
sued, it has superseded all ethsr descriptions of
plough7, where they have been brought into compe-
ttion-
Orders respectfully solicited.
ap 21-f W. A. CAMERON
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TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
Il WATCHES. JEWELRY AND
FANCY GOODS.
CANFIELD, BRO, & CO.,
229 BALTIMORE STREET,
Have on hand an extensive stock of the above
goods, of iheir o'o" importation and Manufacture.
Country Merchants may rely upon getting bar
gains at our establishment
Orders from all.parts of the United States prompt
ly executed. ap 28-tf
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GUNNER UNDERGARMENT
y Super Gauze, Cashmere, Lisle Thread, Linen
Silk and Cotton, at 1 rr.H BIRGE'S.
sp 26-f e,.a-sa- Wulards' Hotel.
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IMPROVED HOSTING WHEELS,

Lloyds Hotel Baltimore, Md.
IN PRAVKLLNG COMMUNITY
60 At this Hotel, opposite the Philadel- 80
s.a phia Depot, on PRESIDENT STREET, !m#
~ Baltimore, Md, passengers can get theirAsiA
BRE EAKFAST, DIN n Err, and SUP.
PER, on the arrival of the Cars. If wishing to
-smain over night, they can be accommodated with
single and double Rooms
Terms, ONE DOLLAR AND TWENTY-FIVE cts.
psr day. jan 31-6m
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FINE DIAMOND JEWELRY.

" D. HOOD has just received good assortment
III. of rich aud fashionable Diamond and other
fne JEWELRY, that he is selling at from Is t. %
per cent. lower than goods of the quality can
be bought for at any other establishment this
neigbborir-7 cities. Please give him 4 cali. Penn
syivsnisa ps between AZ and 9th streets, sign
of tbs Large spread Eagle 1S-u
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LIVER COMPLAINT,
DT PEPSIA
JAUN n ID e,
CHRONIC OR NERVOUS DEBILITY,
DISEASES OF THE KIDNEYS, AND
ALL DISEASES ARISING FROM
A DISORDERED LIVER

ush ss Constipation, inward Piles Fullnsss Of Blood
to the Head, Acidity Of the Stomach, Nausea,
Heartburn, Digest for Food, Fuilness or Weight in
the Stomach, Sour Eructatons, Sinking or Fluttsr-
ing at the Pit of the Stomach, Swimming of the
ut the Heart, Choking or Sufocating Sensations
when in lying posture, Dimness of Vision, Dots
or Webs before the sight, Fever and Dull Pain in
the head, Deficiency OF Precipitation. YelIowness Of
TIE Skin and Eyes, Pain in the Side, Back, Chest
Limbs, &C., Sudden Flushes of Heat, Burning In
the Flesh, Constant Insginings Of evil, and Great
Depression of Spirits,
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TUST CALL AT sHEDDS FANCY GOODS AND
81 MILLINERY and ses what great bargains can
Re obtained in Silk, Grape, Cause and Straw HATS
which ior taste and style viii compare with the
most fashionable in this city. ~
Straw Hats will sell at the very lowest prices.
Ribands, Lace Edging and Inserting, Undersleeves,
Chimesctts and Collars with every variety Of Fancy
Goods 11th street, above Pa avenue.
may loft
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yyIOI.TNS--Jus receiver at the Music Depot
" l,rye invoice of fne French, Italian, and In
;4,;o.s of Gd Masters together with large assort
n,snt OF low priced German Instruments.
~AUZE, Neriao, and fne Lisle Thread Under
(T sarmsnp sar SPring and Summer g San .i,o "
.-,,NPoOING wATEIss =, article, Brushes,
aorabs, Soap aud pS%Gass pS2%RsSs. WIls.
sp ls-n 's''
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SPRING CLOTHING.

SPRING CLOTHING.
rENTLEMES prefsrring to have their Clothing
VI male to order are invited TO examine the sa
perior advantages sow Offering. in price anc
quality TO purchasers of single garments or
FULL SUITS
male TO order IA the most superior manner, and Of
the best qualities Of
CLOfHS, CASSIIERES, AND VESrINGS.
Having the assistance OF able and experienced cut
tsrs, faithfully promise entire satisfaction in
al cases. WALL 4 STEPHENS,
Pa. avenue, between 9th and 10th sts,
an 2l-tf next to Iron Hall-
UNI8HPs GEGRAPHX OF THE UNITED
N KINGDOM AND IT'S COLONIES, vols. Lon
don 1853, maps and eDgrsyings.
Wallsce's Travels on tha Amazon and Rio Negro,
vol London 1858
The Mediterranean, memoir, Physical, Hist1ri
cal and Nautical, by Rear Admiral Sinyth, VOL,
London 1854.
s-ne Commercial Products OF the Vegetable King
don, BY p L Sinmonls of the Colonial Gss sszine,"
l vcL, London 1851
sir James Nackiatoshe's History Of England, new
elit,cn, yeIs London 1885.
Brlasa Nautical Almanac ior 1901.
an lS--sf FRASCK TAYLOR
, 1854-01-28
POLITICAL.

Being entirely behind hand in the pre-
seniation Of political intelligence, we pre-
sent the following synopsis of the result Of
the elections Of last fall as matter which
may be important for future Reference
Owing 10 the division in the Democratic
party, New York has gone for the Wings
The Senate stands % Wings, hards, 2
softs, doubtful. The House stands 50
Wings, % hards, % sofls, ? Free Soil.
MASSACHUSETTS has followed suit, the
result for Governor being as follows:
Washburn, Wing, 57,6S2 Bishop,
Democrat, 32,676; Wilson, Free Soil, 49,
459; Wales, Democrat, 5,l66.
The Wings have chose IL Senators-all
other parties 10. The House now stands
Wigs l53, Coalition s4, Nationals L.
The proposed new constitution has been
defeated by 5000 votes.
VERMoNT.-After nine ballotings in the
Legislature of this State, Judge Kellogg,
Dem, is the successful candidate for the
United States Senate.
OHIo.-Col. VIM. Medill is elected Gov
ernor of Ohio, almost by acclamation.
The corrected list Of the Legislature
shows the following:
SENATE. - Democrats, &c; Wings, Il
Free Soil, 2.
HoUsE.-DemOcrats, 10; Wings, II ;
Fusionsts and free soil, 9.
All the State officers have been elected
by tremendous majorilies.
New JERsEY.-The following is the re-
suit for Governor. R. NJ Price was for
merly Of California
GoyERNoR-Price, Dem, 3s,3l2; Hay
wood, Wing, 34,53O.
LEGIsLATURE.-Senate Wings, 6 Ad.
ministration, Ia House Wings, 20 Ad'
ministration, 40. Majority on joint ballot
2s. There is no hope for the Maine Law
this year.
Wisconsin. = Barstow, Democrat, has
been elected Gov, and all the other State
officers elect are Democrats. The Legsla
ture is Democratic.
LoUIsIANA.-At the recent election in
Louisiana, Dunbar, DEM, was elected from
the LIST Congressional District, by 1864 ma
jority T. G. Hunt, Wing, from the I'd
District, BY 1893 majority.
The Democratic majority in the Legisla-
ture on joint ballot will be 30. The Con-
gressional delegation will stand three Demo-
Gratis 10 one Wing.
GEoRoIA.-The official vote for Govern
or was as follows: johnson, DEM, AZ.
63S; Jenkins, Union Wbig, 46, ,l2s; Gil
more s, and Berrien /. Majority for John
son, $40.
MIssIssTPPI. = The whole democratic
State ticket is elected by over 5000 majori.
". All the democratic Congressmen are
also elected. Tho auti-Foot majority in
the Legislature, on joint ballot, will be over
twenty-five. The Hon. Jefferson Davii
will probably be chosen U. s. Senator.
ALABAMA SENAToRs.-A dispatch re-
ceived on Saturday, by a gentleman in
Washington, states that Gov. Benjamin
Fitzpatrick and c. C. Clay, Jr., Esq, have
been elected Senators 10 congress from Ala
bama. They are both Democrats.
, 1854-01-28
Proposals for.Carrying the Mails.

PROPOSALS for carrying the Mails of the
United States, from tie st day of July,
ls5d,fo the lst day of July, 1858, in Oregon,
vlLb received at the Contract Office Of the Post
OGice Department, in the city of Washington,
uEGI 9 A. NJ. Of the Sd Of April, 1854, Ito be de-
clded by the 23d of April, ls54,) on the routes
and in the times herein specified, viz
, 1854-01-28

We find in one Of the French newspapers
the following details on this part Of Africa,
which is now 90 ambiliously looked for BY
the English Government:
From Cairo 10 Suez there is about thirty
hours Of travel: camels take from Two 10
three days to travel il merchandise wagons
one day. and the horse post little less.-
Cairo and Sues communicate BY high road
kept in good order. The India mail takes
this route; sixteen stations have been estab-
lished for it, to change horses. These sta
tons are all square buildings, Of single sto-
ny, with courtyard in the centre. They
resemble the eAdlets Of Switzerland. The
traveller, dying with thirst and oppressed
by fatigue perceiVes them with real 10Y, for
he is always sure Of finding there a good
stock Of water drawn from the Nile. They
are always provided with necessary COM
forts.
The desert begins at the gates Of Cairo.
After once entering il, no verdure is met
except miserable herb, which serves as
pasture 10 the camels as they pass, and two
or three solitary trees. One of the latter,
an old and large sycamore, at about midway,
is the object Of great veneration among the
Bedouins. All the pilgrims of Mecca sus.
pend there some portions Of their wardrobe
10 obtain prosperous voyage. In Egypt
number Of these trees is mel, 10 which the
people attribute a marvellous virtue. Il is
the tree under whose shade il is said joseph
and Mary reposed: tits the same asthat oftbe
Island Of Rhodes, not far from Cairo, which
has the property Of removing barrenness
from women. The soil on the entire route
after leaving Cairo, is hard and stony. 80
thai it be designed 10 build railroad here.
there will be nothing TO be apprehended
from the moving sands. Il would be an er-
ror to suppose that the desert is one eternal
plain. The route is traversed BY range
Of small bills, which offer to the eye new
points Of view; the passage Of single bird
rejOices the heart, for il is proof that liv-
ing nature has penetrated into this valley of
death. ut
Now and again a caravan passes the
camels advance with equal step, one after
another, loaded with the treasures of India
Mocha coffee, mother of pearl from the
Red sea, gum frOm Arabia, aud African iyo-
ry. The caravan is saluted with a 1Salem-
-aloikam," and everything becomes still
sgain. You are once more master of the
solitude, for no one is there to dispute il
with you' save the sanguinary hyena, which
, 1854-01-28

watches in the gloom the tired camels.
When one lravcyses this sea Of sand, the i'm,
agination, excited by the heat of the day
and the profound calm oflhe night, is PLEASED
in evoking strange forms; thus, TO me, a
chateau appeared to rise from the midst of
the sand, its windows respondent with fan
tastic light
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-03-16
coMMUsIcATED

MesSs Editors:
IN LOOKING OVER your Valuable Daily, my ut
Il teniion attracted by advertisement headed
"Look your interests" in which The author abors 10
detrnc from lie merits of the Pastrrcis of ibis ty in
cndeavorng prejudice the public mind guinst lhem
being abolitioniss who through every village
and town Of the Soulh-speaking dis nragingy of
Southern workmen. &c, &c.
Now, Metsrs Editors for the enlightenment of this
great man of Bedford, whose mountains lnborcd and
brought o.th mouse-this who just at this time
proeases much 1--we for Virginia, and paricW a,iy
the city of Lynchburg and much ahoreuce for abo-
iiionists and Yankees, Tor his enlightenment ! will
sny TINT to my certain knowledge, the undcrtnkers of
this city, without epton all natives at Suites
South of Mason and Dxons Lnc-and from resi- 1ence
tt years in this place. have before been accused
OF entertaining sentiments prend cia TO the interests of
this their adopted home They bound 10 Lynch
bur by the strongest ties OF kindred md friends, Of
long years of residence during wh h time Of them
have accumulated small properti by their energ, and
industry Yet this good Judge this upright Judge who.
il thaH instance. has sought to pin inter.
it these Abolition Pasie (as he styles the)
and who ously hoast4 of his mnny voyages
New York an OF the many fayos received nj the hands
Of the New Yor Plaerer secks vilify the 'astnrers
of this city 10y in the Vgnian ard Bedford
Sentinel, whie, he knows in his ind to be false.
would gain ask. Messrs, Editors, why Is it. after
many and repeated trials prolonged for years that it is
found necessary undertake the work nj low prices
get job after the established woIkmen had been
PEELED raise The prices owork sustain themselves.
Why in in and seel establish hrse on his
n eri's, prices that will enable him do good work
with good mnterials-to obtain = living and lay by
little for a rainy dav. feb q I'm.
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LYNCHBURG, THURSDAY MORNING, MAR. 16 1854.
PLASTERING.
dnd you my sinems gro,e not instant old,
But bear me sfiHy up

Dur otdf me stUy up
80 TINT ma, be enabled to do good plain aud orr n.
~ mental Plasterng for ilc good pious people OF nv
naiive ate. had hoped hai might be c mi ted To
have my card inserted IN the papers my old virginia
Stntcandi, was aconsummston vontly To be wished"
Bnt, aias, aas even in this have been sudly mi.ta.
ken--foi by doing have a, eidenlally walked into
the Courthouse ,,f one of The b, B's
Now, Mr.. b., will tell you what the Fox 10 the
fable told certain long cared grnt-"lf you had not
spoke. would not hive known youn say Mr. Aboli.
tinn Blue 49, '. Shanghai Yankee (for MN led by
your remarks TO suppose one why did you with
hold your name from the public Was II because you
were oshnmed ol it. or you down in th5 under.
ground iroad which is place very well known to all
abooniTs You say in your card that all the 'under
takers OF Lynclburg natives Of States south Of Ma
son and Dixons Lite. Well whit have | to do with
nHdctfdkc'sf am not dead yet and therefore
use or those gehtlemrn. But perhaps, you mean Tint
the Pasterers all from Southern States Il Is very
likely that OF them arebut f they all claim to
be hom States south of Mason and xons Line, then
have been ongly informed, there has been great
move either in Mason Dixon Line, in some of
the Northern States. And low, Mr. - IL YOU
not an A. b. Il. Y, o my card had no Ia
sion to you, and peraps hefou,r you will e prudence
be your guide and speak when spoken Now TO my
end'avoring to detrae from, The merits oi the aSterers
oi this city, pronounce il 10 s inlse wish them great
succesS in business and hope they wi permit get
along as best cnn; for do nsk their avors nor
fear their hate, And in conclusion. permit say
that hive never made ony efforts to obtain woh in
LYnchburg heretofore, but have been offered work he
which have declii ed of not wishing to nke
more. than could do Now, MIR b. b. Y. let me advise
you to keep your eye peeled for cards, for if
raise The TN will auvertl,e all the city papers, until
the crack OF doom.
"Forthe mind spay by, and lie heart Ibeor,
Shall necer iagia doabt nor faint tcM fear
Very Respectfully,
A. l.. IAMBRICK.
p. S-Mr B. b Y IT make another mistake
and shy That my Gard hit the "Undcrakers" for
tell you again that am dead yet A.L. IL.
feb 22-dl I'm.
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1t will be from The above card thai have be
joint Proprietor with Mr. RossER, of the popnir
Hotel, the "NoRvELL HOUSE," ard that it will be
Quoted in the future under r auspices. The patron
OF my friends and tho public generally is respect
fully solicited with the TINT evety exeiticn
will be mad maintain the reputation already enjoyed
by the House of the frsti the Southern coury
(feb 24-ts.) RO CAWTHON.
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RICHMOND.
HUNT & HARVEY.
GRO GERS, FoRwA RIDING AND
Commission Agents.
Richmond, Vn.

HAVE Received their stock o Groceries tnr Spring
l. sales, consisting in part OF;
450 bags Rio. Java and laguira Coffee,
237 bbls. Coffee Sugar,
100 do. and boxes ground and LOAF do,
300 boxes rallow, Sperm and Adamnntino Candies.
30 do aud cases Green aud Bluek rcu,
10 tons new erop Rice,
% hhds. N. O. Sugar.
100 | bls. do Molnsso.,
so do Steam Syrup
100 hushels Glover cod
60 cases very superior Mas and Stick Lcoricc.
Foreign and domestic Liquors some very fine very
superior Olive oil. Window lass-Putty-Vineger--
Sodn-Cnst aud Blistcred Stre-wrnpping paper Ne,
which, with many other atices In their line hey offer
to the trade on liberal terms. (feb g2is)
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Truth Stranger than Fiction |!

IT RECEIVED ut the Whitchurst Gallery,a large
i " ,ery fine GILT FRAMES, suiiab for Da
another 10, OF FINS. L0CKETS,
DELETS, RINGS, KEYS and SEALS, (some
fue) making the largest aud most desirable as
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THE vBLL HOUSE,

81
TINEE undersigned having assocated with him in the
Il cement of this well known House Mr.. Ron
ERT CAwTHoN, OF L,nchburg, respectfully solic
its continuance of the patronage literally bestowed
upon his House. willie its sole proprietor By their
joint exeitions they ntter themselves they shall b.
able give und ided satisfaction their friend, and
public generally TIIOS ROSSER.
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Look to your Interest !

TAKE this opPortunit, Of informing til" citizens of
l. Lynchbarg that they nave their PLASTER1NG
done in the best st. and the reasonable
by applying tn the Wa 4tngtD House, | am
engage in plasterins that celebrated Hotel-be-
LONGING to w W. Leftwich & Brother.
am stranger to most of the good people Of Lynch
burg would be very mppy axe the acquaintance
of all those who have PasteriHg which they wish to
have done in good style and Mt the OLD PRICES
also sny that | am n native Vuginun and ask the
patronage of Virginia people, wh1 are always willing 10
extend helpi hand to Of their ctzens,
instead f giving awny their mo- cy those A. b. b.
s. Us who swnrin in every city and town in the South.
and who make their clamours against every Plas
who learns his trade in good old Virginia
State but heed them not and give work. and
will give yod oculr demonstration OF my skill in
both PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PLASTERLNG
A. j. HAMBRICK.
Washington House, iynchburg Va.
feb IS.dlm
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TERMS

!. pubshed daily a. 90 AMI s.Hl"eek,y a. sha!, q,
-assSa i%fea d, sasspt sg&t at
is month"; aatars until all arrearages shall have
ssa s 81 cent: e: EsF r srgay Sg'' sss1
f..+y tSSsa orih ttous IL not marked on the MS II
bs 1unher OF iasdr,p oas, and charged accordingly
n sIs sss P,sfss sa s. '%%
ssn,l weekly %f9 ~ w. semiweckly $50. Every yearly
.rer form, daily ~ conne his advertising 20 his par
win be reursd and Il exceed the space stipulated 'or
lnc Of ous'nsssb naisby for the excess.
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SMITH 4 ROBERTS,
PORT T. KS OF HARDWARE.
Il Cutlery, Gums, and SadslIcry, HAVE

M - h II II k OF 1EARDWARE.
Il Cutlery, Gums, and SnsldIcry, HAVE
No. % Iron Buildings PeaH St7eei. RICHMOND. w.
aud re now in receipt Of then Spring stock ol HARD
WAKE and SADDLERY, embracing ettire
stock of Coach Hardware aud Trimmings.
Having made extensive and advantageous arrange.
mens with Foreign and Domestic Manufacturers for au
plies of goids suitable to the lonnnd ol the lrad we
respectfully solicit an exnmin ton ui assortment
and prices.
The Virginia, Tennessee nad North Garnlnin Trade
Waiting this marL Ell, won do well to call ON u.s. with
the assurance of finding bot goods aud prices
pnre iavoably with any Of the Nnrlhem cities, md it
will afford US great pleasure exh biz the any
who mny iuvor us with cali
Our stock consins in part of:
1900 lozon Pen and Pocket Knives,
$500 Buak, Bone, Ebony md Ivory kpi und
Forks,
500 " "Rodgers',"' Woslcnlolms," )" and Wade Il
Butcher. Raz ,rs,
1000 " Shonis aud Scissors
1000 Knob. Stock Pa nm Glnset Loe,s
1S00 Till, Chest, GnP'd and Trunk Locks.
1000 Knob and Thumb Latchcs nn Bolts,
500 "Vr inin collins" and "Simmors" Axes,
500 " Bench, Shinglmg. aud Lothing lIa,chels and
aud Hammers,
500 - Ames, Rowlnnd's anl other Spades and
Shovcls
900 " .. npd prong Fork,
900 Gro. Britannia, Plated Iron, Tea md Tabl,
Spoons,
900 tons Cast Sheer, md Blister Stae,
900 kegs Burdens Patent Horse Shoes,
5000 lbs Grin's Horse Shoe Nnil.,
1900 d,z Hand, Mill Al Smiths Files ana Rnsps,
5000 gro. Wood Screws,
2.On0,0lO English American, and G. d. Percussion
4. Caps,
3,0On Pair Trace Chains and Stage Traces.
I.500 Log, Ok, Fifth, Back, Breast and Halter Chains.
G,O00 lbs. Galvanized Pump Chain,
Double and Single Barrel Shot Guns,
Rles, Rifle Banels, Lock, nnl Mountngs,
Circular Saws from 6 to 60 hes,
Mill, PIT. Cross Gut Hand and Tenon Saws,