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Village Hotel,
StatesViIIe, N. c.

"a THIS wcll-known Establishment, situated i'm
s:sm mediately northwest ofthe Courthouse, the
--.s3.Main street leading from Salisbury to Morgan
ton being improved for the comfort of the Trav-
cling public and is always open all. Close 10 the
Courthouse-n the business part of town-it asp
nds fine view of Concord Female College now in
progress of erection, the street.
Thankful for the liberal patronage hitherto enjoyed
will use all honest efforts merit its continuance in
the future. J. +. BELL.
July 81, 1854. 50 en-
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- Gard.


C00 00O BUSHELS of WHEAT, for which the
OOO'OVO highest cash prices will be paid, to be de-
livcred at his Merchant Mill in Charlotte, any time
after the lst day of September next.
LEROY SPRINGS.
June %, 1854 48tf
CO. The News. Ashville, Gazette, Concord, and
Banner, Salisbury, will copy months, and send bills to
the Subscriber. l.. S.
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A PRoMIsE.-A promise should be given with
caution and kept with care. A promise should be
made by the heart and remembered by the head.
A promise is the offspring of the intention, and
should be nurtured by recollection. A promise
and Its performance should, like the scales of a
true balance, always present mutual adjustment.
A promise delayed is justice deferred. a promise
neglected is an untrulh told. A promise attended
to is a debt settled
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PhilnfOkenI

L'OR afflicted Females, indeed unfaiIiDg friend
i for sale at the Granite Drug Store where we
constantly receiving every thing in eur line that is
fresh, genuine and pufe-Iow for cash.
PRITCHARD e. CALDWELL.
40l: No Granite Row.
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TEMPERANCE AND CHoLERA-In the Albany
St0te Register of last Friday, appeared commu
ncalion from he pen of Edward G. Dclevan, ESQ.,
concerning the relationship OF intemperance to the
ravag"s OF cholera. He mentions a number Of
facts within his personal knowledge, bearing upon
the point he en6eavors TO enforce, that Incorporate
men are frequently The victims Of the epidemic,
while those Who abstain entirely from intoxicating
drinks, in almost every case escape. He states
that during the cholera season of 1882 he had
engaged at work for him hundred men.
lie prevailed upon them 10 abstain from all ntoxi-
eating drinks, and gave them a beverage OF water,
molnsSeS, vinegar, and ginger. The result Of it
was, that out of those hundred not one died
Of cholera, while out of rhry Iaborers who worked
directly opposite and who used strong DRINKS, ten
died with The disease. There are other facts re-
lated which will weigh equally heavy in the minds
Of thinking men. He makes his points good.
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THE Examination of the Students of Davidson Col
| lege, will commence Monday, the 7th of August
next. The Board of Trustees meet by adjournment Of
Tuesday, the 6h. There will be public speaking by
the representatives of the Literary Societies of College,
on Wednesday, with the annual Grafton, by Samuel p
Phillips of Chapel HILL
The exercises of the Commencement will take place
on Tuesday the 10TH
July 81 1854. SAW
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Proposals..
la ~ E9y - -. - -
go ~ - sgs&z.@ &

OFFICE CHARLOTTE SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD,
COLUMBIA, S. c., June 3, 1854
PROPOSALS, addressed to the undersig ned, in
vted until 1st August next, for the delivery any
points the Charlotte and South Carolina Railroad
(not exceeding five hundred cords at any pont)
two four feet.
FREDERICK MINIS,
. July 7, '54. Colin General Superintendent.
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B
SU Nj Nj Err GOODS
ELIAS Z OOMIM'go
July 81, '54,

TWISTING to close the remaining portion of
w our MUSLINS, BAREGE Els and DRESS GOODS,
BONNETS, Scarfs, Parasols, &c; READY-MADE
CLOTHING, Straw and Panama HATS, and Summer
GOODS generally, will offer them AT COST for
the balance of the
We have just made LARGE ADDITION to our
Stock-purchased by of the frm-and, therefore,
offer INDUCEMENTS to those wishing to pur-
chase anything in our line.
Our Stock Of Groceries is Fresh
and complete and offcring at UNUSUALLY
LOW PRICES.
ELIAS & COHEN.
u All kinds of Produce purchased at the highest
market Prices.
July 49, 1855. Saw
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India ChoIagogue,

| THE greatest FEVER and AGUE Medicine in the
world, for sale by
| 49lf PRTTCHARD g. CALDWELL.
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Effects Of the Storm !

WE would most sincerely ask those of our friends
w and patrons, who are in ARREARS with us, to
think for a moment that obliged to have money
pay Debts, and unless they help us, this way
our interest and credit must seriously suffer. We
indeed, thankful Col the generous patronage have
shared at their hands-hope they will continue it, and
be admonished by this notice, to q
ATELY, SOONER" Such the character of bust
ness that compelled to announce, that
THE 1sr JULY, SHALL BE OBLIGED TO SELL FOR
CASH ONLY.
PRITCHARD & CALDWELL.
June 8, 1854 No. 3, Granite Row.
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ATTEMPT AT MoNoPoLr.-Fanny Fern objects
to men shedding tears. She says it is an infringe
ment on one of woman's most valuable ''water
privileges"
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Tho Southern Commercial Convention.
Before the adjournment oEthis body. which con-
vcn.G at Charleston South Carolina, and repre-
scented most Of the Southern and Southwestern
STATES, Il resolution adopted devolving upon
IA committee, the duty of meeting and correspond
ing in The recess, and reporting at the next an
nual meeting. the second Monday OF January,
SD, upon the various matters embraced within
the scope Of the Convention. The resolution is
annexed:
Rcs0!rcd, That a Committee OF three from each
State represented in the Convention, be appointed
by the Convention for the purpose OF obtaining the
most reliable statistical Information to the num-
her and location of manufactures and mines in
the States represented in this body; the amount of
capital invested in the several establishments; the
amount OF income and disbursements; tho number
oil hands ('Pcraiivrs) employed, free and slave,
and amount OF raw material consumed; the guam
tIiy and quality of the manufactured article pro-
ducPd; the prices at which they furnished the
markets in which they chiefly sold; and other
items Of Information tending to show the present
condition and extent of our manufacturing interest;
and that said committee furnish to the Secretary
T the Convention a report Of their Investigations.
10 be laid by him before the next meeting OF The
Convention; and th1t il be the duty Of said com
mittce to address The people of the States repre-
senlcd IN thus Convention, and TO urge the impnr.
lance of action in the Legislatures thereof in IA
iHg, of direct trade and OF mining: and that il be
the ddty Of the committee 10 collect and present
at the next meeting OF the Convention, statistics
and other useful nformlon, relating to the I'M
tcrHnL Improvements Of tile Screr0L Sso'CS, their
industrial resources, their mineral treasures, their
manufacturing facilities, and their cap scitieS for
frlIe anil c0ngnacrc6; together with a statement in
which shall be set forth the names and lengths Of
the several ragayS, their cost, and the increased
value which has been impaired to lands and other
properly In consequence Of such improvements;
TO report the statistics on the subject of milling
andhtc t"laber hacr carried on by the several
States represented well also as the statistics Of
agriculture IN the same States.
The members OF the above Committee from this
State Dr. J. H. Gbbon, f. J. Hale, and Jas.
4. Patton, ESqrs.
That the duties of the above Committee might
0e successfully performed, subcommittee were
appointed by the chairman. J. d. B. DeBow, ESQ,
on the following subjects: Internal Improvements;
Industrial Resources and Direct Trade; Agrcul-
ture; Manufactures and Mining, and Education.
The members from North Carolina are thus dis
trIbuted-Mr. Patton on Agriculture, Mr.. Hale on
Mining and Manufactures, and DR.. Glbbon on Ed
ucaiIOn
The Convention, it will be recolIecej, meets
early in January next, at New Orleans.
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VALUABLE
Lands, Gold Mime, Steam Saw
Mill, and other Property,
For Sele-

rT,IIE undersigned having agreed 10 dissolve ther
| copnrtnership, viii otfrr public ale. on Satur-
day, the 2E' day OF September next. III
the Town Of Charlotte the following valuable property
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SECRETS OF HAPPINEss.-A susceptibility to
delicate attentions, a fine sense Of the nameless
and exquisite tenderness OF manner and thought,
constitute, in the minds OF its possessors, the deepest
under.current Of life the felt and treasured, but
unseen and inexpressbe richness Of affection. 1t
is rarely found in the characters of men, but it
outweighs when it is, all grosser qualities. There
are many who waste and lose affection by careless
and often unconscious neglect. 1t is not plant
to grow INTENDED; the breath OF Indifference,
rude touch, may destroy forever its delicate tex
ture. There is daily attention 10 the Sigh,
courteses of life, which can alone preserve the
first freshness of passion. The easy surprises of
pleasure, earnest cheerfulness Of assent 10 slight
wishes, the habual respect 10 opinions, the polite
abstinence from personal topics in the company OF
others, unwavering attention TO his and her COM
fort both abroad and at home and, above all, the
careful preservation OF those properties al con-
versaiion and manner which sacred when be-
fore the world, of the secrets of that rare
happiness.which age and habit alike fail 10 impair
or diminish
o. Ex. Gov. Towns, Of Ga, died on the 18Th.
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40 Or. Ouinine,
Lyons Kathairon.

I UST Received, the Granite Drug Store
y 49tf PRITCHARD & CALDWELL
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Notice.
q HAVING obtained at this Term of Union Coun-
TX ty Court, General Letters of Administration
q the Estate of Thomas P. Dillon, decd, l will
sell his late residence, in Union County, the st
day of August next: -.
3 Likely Negroes,2 Men & Woman,
Che woman is capital cook 4 washer)
l Road Wagon,
AHhis stock Of Hogs, CauIe, and Horses;
Gin & Thrasher,
His Household & Kitchen Furniture,
Farming Tools & Gear,
BLACKSMITH TOOLS, &c, &C.,
o. Terms made known day of sale.
n. B. All persons indebted to said Estate will make
immediate payment, those having claims against said
Estate viii present them in the time precrbed by law,
otherwise this notice will be plead in bar of their
covery.
C. Nj. s. MrCAULET, Admir-
Union County, July 7, 1854 81 IS
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Valuable Gold Mine for Sale,


Three miles North Of DaihlS, Castor Co., ~. {.
T YINC; OF the South fork OF the Catawba River.
| This place, on which the Subscriber now resides
belonging the heirs of Christian Rhodes, dec d. is
offered for Sale very accommodating terms privately
until Tuesday the 5th day of September next, when, If
privately disposed of, it will be put up to the highest
bidder at public action. ..'..-. $500 81. s-. -.
The GOLD Mine
has been in successful operation for number OF years
The nearness of the TO the surface, the Guay G
the ore and the facilities for grinding il, Uhe Mine
being less than half mile from the MILL offer large
dividends capital TO the cnterprising Miner.
The tract of land contains By estimation lOl Acres,
on which there is Grist, Saw and Gold Mill, with an
exceen: shoal for any kind of Machinery on either
side of the stream Also, two Dwelling Houses with
suitable outbuildings for two Families with coed Or
chards. .-..
Terms:-A liberal credit will be given. For partc-
ulars address,
CALEB RHODES, General Agent,
For the heirs of G. Rhodes dec d.
June 80, 81. 49-lOw
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SNAKE FAsCINATIoNs.-Tbe ST. Louis Herald
OF July 18th, tells with apparen; faith in its TRUTH
case where child became fascinated with a
black snake. This child, the Herald states, had
for long time been pining away without any
known disease. She could not be prevailed upon
to eat anything in her fathers house. but would
take piece oil bread and go 10 the bank OF a creek
Her father followed her secretly, and saw a large
black snake make lis appearance and would en-
press anger by Kissing when the child took bite
OF the bread. The next day the father shot the
snake, as it made lis appearance The child
swooned, but on recovering from that state was
selzed with sPasms, and contortions resembling the
snake s. and died at the same moment of the death
Of the snake.
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Hands Wanted.

Hands Wanted.
OFFICE CHARLOTTE 4 SOUTH CAROLINA r. r. Co.
Columbia, July A, 1854. I
THE Charlotte and South Carolina Railroad Company
| is DESTROYS of HIRING 80 40 Hands for the
ensuing orsthree MONTHS for whom the highest
ges will be paid. Apply to
al is F. MINIS, General Superintendent
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&
CHARLESTON, S. C.
WE BEG to inform our friends and buyers Of DRY
w GOODS generally, that we have made
EXTENSIVE PREPARATIONS
for cur FALL SALES. We shall be prepared
TO show one OF the LARGEST AND BEST Sc
I.ECTED STOCKS we have yet offered. selected
as usual by ourselves in all the LEADING EU-
ROPEAN MARKETS.
Our Establishment and BUSINESS is now so we'll
known as being one of the MOST EXTENSIVE
in the country, that it is hardly necessary TO re-
peat what have often said before, viz that
are prepared to offer one Of the
Largest and Most Extensive Stocks
OF FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
DR. GOODS
TO BE FOUND IN THIS COUNTRY, EN-.
BRACING ALL THAT is NEW RICH
AND DESIRABLE, IN DRESS
GOODS of EVERY VARIETY.
CLOTHS, CASSlMERES, LINEN GOODS,
. HOSIERY, DOMESTIC GOODS OF ALL
STYLES, CARPETS, RUGS. DRUG.
GETS, FLOOR CLOTHS, CUR
TAIN MATERIALS, AND
HOUSE KEEPING GOODS, so, &c-
We also offer
500 Cases Negro Plains and Kerseys, of the
best makes and styles.
$50 Bales Twied and Duffil Blankets.
We pay great attention to these Goods and are
prepared to supply The trade on the best terms.
1t is our determination, as it is our true teres,
to make our prices SO FULLY UNIFORM AND
SO LOW as to secure popularity, as we'll as to
make our House both in its organization and ex-
tent worthy the trade Of THE SOUTH AND
SOUTH WEST. Fl
BANCROFT, BELTS, & MARSHALL,
Nos 200 AND gil, KING STREET.
July, 1854. 5O-6m
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Browns Ess. Jamaica Ginger.

lust received large and fresh suppIy-admirably
adapted TO meet and control the prevailing intes-
final Disorders-at the Granite Drug Store.
iunc PRITCHARD & CALDWELL.
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July 7, 1854.
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Disinfecting Agent.

Disinfecting Agent.
CHLORIDE SODA, (concentraed,) for destroying
Y conta gion decomposing pestiIental effuvia pre-
serving Provisions against decay, and neutralIzing
strong and offensive odors For sale by the bottle,
Granite Drug Store.
june 9 PRITCHARD q CALDWELL.
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= Ex. Gov. Towns, Of Ga, died on the 10Th
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-11
xx7N NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., FRENCH
Caneira Ata0emiee.

EERRFROs DANCING ACADEMY, No. 59
IL NfsT FOURTFEN NTH ST MADAME C. DUbRhUL
EERRERO and y FERRER9 beg TO announce that they
will reopen their School SATURDAY the IN ot Oeteo-r
YONG Lsdies' and Masters ClSses WEDNESDAYS aud
SATURDAYS, and MONDAYS sns ThIkSDA1s- M -
PM Gentiemens' Evening Clas MONDAYS and THURS
Persons at sP NJ Private Lessons Glasses aud sehols at
landed Soircss giyen ~ usual.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-11
90 tuhom il fflap Goutern.


MATRIMONIAL good looking middle aged
wi Craftsman Of wealth sns respset.bhiy eesr11s 4
fsoir az Acquaintance wh young Lsdy with view Of
eerpshed In respct LADY " she possess al
these requisite wealth much oonstdsrston All com
ns.lors ,tl b. trseied with hs sctet confidence Al
dress toT one week WELLISG Of, BroadSsy Post Ofee
0ySicf RgeEIvEs oV TAxEs. SEw CITY Hall. PARE
rJ,AXES-I654-RATE l05 6-lO0.-Notice is
h.eby given that the Tar Booss Of the present viii
Be open fo payment the Thryht day Of August next And
ths wiz taer be prepa to receive the tsIcE charged there
persons paying their prsvoas 70 the f Of SoJeu
ber will cege defu Of interee ~ y cent per
AZ purn osulred from the o psyneD; tie fi Of Do
oenbcT One cent ~ 5e added 70 ell taxes N paid Oh
tie frA December next. - =,
Hours for reeeiyins tsxsA-fsoaa A. to- ~ B1nfs-
be u1snsy only received. HARVEY HART,
Receiver oi TGIeA
NB-PersoBs have As lDs by applying .; this office
rsoyerty and thus AVOID crro Also, 70 inquire for peoeA
tar, If any
Ts arrears OF CrotOn W4ts TO be sdied 10 ts Tax
bile Ia socOd1uoe wh lew lately psssed by the Legislature,
snS vii h. required pay he with the tsfo Tor
the present. year-New-Yois. Aas ~ lSa
W b. PALMER. LITTLE MANUAL, (says
The Nes-York Tdbunol contains some eOuvenient
staH and 40 deal Of information with respect o The
salUe and best Of s5verps which We wish 61snrs
Yoen would read nothing sod m.nv oi ne are
OosiDs Of dOl4s ysB0t 70 SPEAK Of the losses
beT,J, E0etsd on us Tor ck of sDow dse which that e
hnod contains ff any OF them doubt word let them
reaS Mr. Pslmers hanua b. snlg ghsu'd and coofine
31m0 contains 81 PAGES snd may BE- bad grath 81 e
Aavertsbs Agency Tihuns Buildings, VIII be sent post
o. three stamp 20 any posi-
Nv sdd ssirg r. PALMER. Advertising Agent NeT fork
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-11
ZINC PAINT.-The underlined, AGENTS

~ the sale Of WHITE OxYDE OF ZINC. nsngfAeB
b the PennsylvaniE ana LehSb zinc Co are prepared
ceve orders T the and would invite the pArtlcgB
teniior ~ fhe tfsds 20 ia eyident superiority over CD
American ra ufaeure sIc ties most suceesul peuos
TIE best Of foreign.
Deaea esn With confidence depend upou always o6l1
ar desd suppiy of the Psi-, which viii be oaIe 70 ~
"a iiscd for pcE.ty great body and uniform whsne
ed tesrs s,snsed on the most liberal footing
yAkfST. LEWIS L Co. No 81 Wa,aS
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-11
Qainte, Slass, &f.

ZINC PAINTS.-The NEW-JERSEY IN
- COAPASY hsyns greatly enlss sed their xor.s anS
Pio'td The quality OF thsI product prepared to eta
oIders toI fhYb SUPERIOR PAINTS.
Their WHITE ZINC. witch is soid dry or ground "a 4
Metasted PURE, and unsurpassed for BODY and UNIF0
NHNEkESS
method Of preparation bAs Feeently been discovered 81
enables the COMPANY 20 warrant theu Psint. k
son H. the hrss for rsasonahie time n this resreot
Pstuts ~iIl be superior 20 any other 90 the market
1tsr BROWN LtAC FAINT which 4 sold at . Tow
sha eau only be made from the Zne Ores from New e
eov well snown for It's psotectiye qualities shea spp>
iron O'iier metallic surface
Their slONE-COLOR PAINT po-sesses a. the proPert>
the Brown, and VI az agreeable color for painting &C
eeSets ost bsidiBg bTldscs &c peaers sagpuea ID
teImsby NANEIN0 l. SQUiER, Ar,uts
No. 1856 Mashisxtou a. n Z
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-11
NOTICE-seaIed Proposals will be received
Copartnfrship Notice..

N0TlCE.-The CO-PARTNERSHIP here
~ fore sxstBg under the finn Of W T. JENNINGS 81
is tLb day dissolved By mutual consent
(sisEed) W r JENNINGS
X. RiCHARD,Of
~ B.-The underlined, who s alone Authorzed 80
hqusOB will sails the 6ebis Of the late ffns and cos1
the Wholesale Clothing business Nos aud Barcla
and the Retail o. No 557 Broadway
lSlgned ". I JENNISG@
Etw.YoRR 81. IL lS3L =
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-11
tjonscs tuanico.

WANTED--By a small family Of the highest
w Tespeotsbilts, PART of AGESTEEL HOUSE. with
al the mode accommodations and mpIOvcme Of
Broadway between 2th and sab References given ant
FesuiTtd. Rent sSo. address CLERGYMAN, Box No 40
a; tbs ace.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-11
Dulihins MdTrnO's.

DUU.DING STONE of hrSt qualify for sale ,i
ID ia o,r I'D, FOUNDATION Sr0Nf : per lot1 q u.
CTARRY fS,l- bsf~cen j.5 sns 6tl ~.
CNCAUSTIC TILES fof Floors Of ChaccEes
+, .rd PrhNe Br,diugs ara for Ncstihu-,. Hal. Coz
servstorics Oin'us- RooWs sfa heshs ie DwenSa Us,
NJ, are Of 81 Infinite variety u estterrs sra vfy
ksrs arS ans ia the oe no-s' IN al PS Of ~
eo1Ity ..... ..-,,,,,...,- 7-,,p, ..s..4 ,- 49,
a, ,blferrurr snd recommended 70 Dosn.nss sos ca
,,y hsus, aud " srchi'ect ssncr IL. Fsr sale 6y
MILLER. COATES 4 fOULE Ne ~ fesrs
COID WROUGHT IRON BEAMS for FIRE
- PROOF RUlLpIN0S, VAULTS. sIohE FRONTS
RCotS Xe-ThC underisasd uoW pFetirrf 70 'sut.i
soiS wrrsh iron rcd Beans cut 20 sp.eiao .e.s,a
price hoh ensb, f proof 5gidnss &c p, 't,stu Ncp
moderate advance on The cost 81 woleh ~ a. E ES =
Brt thers 10 Clsst where they have been USED f0ft ftaHa
Information P'cToHoPER HEWITT No. II Bsf,ias.lp
CHEXIAN MARBLE.-We are making frOn
- this new and Superior imitation hAn, rsee.
tals Nichss Ia seauia article tor san"
Bsse MU dings HAS ard Oswin; MONS aos As0.
S xc ard an, tnrg that can be formed oi ''olo reAdi
Of his neTblc end MANY Of hem AZ one inays tne poee
r. b.. tten the III .he pemum al the Worlds fs sat
equal marble OF tht choeeSs kiadA
Ufce sEd sho~ room Ne Vss brssaSTs SHERWOOD
yTHE \. Y. FOUNDRY and IRON RAILING
sole Napafsctur,is OF CROwELL's celebrate
CASTIRON RAILING. WITHOUT RNEIS. tssWH
La, str rer foot $50 Of Crrwclrs new STYLE o. VIII
RAlLlNG deeidsGS tle cheaPes' m tne t.,. n,s.s
Ner.tdas bnckets Nsuit C,stist WINDOW su1 T'' oasa
Sc E,ty, kiud Of WIoush Iron N"rA igf bse h ssee
Door, sha sis Anehols Gai' 81 A', Soa " o,. ps
ALL THE IRON W0EA G Bahainss Of e,erS as. Fogos
cry foot Of E.rt! aN'Ast y ~, iDn.nes .S a..
east of Bfosdwsy .....s-
vI,O ARCHITECTS and BU BUIlDERe.-WlM
Il rOrT ~ Sa-hcs Dunb writes. Sc, IA "ore darsk
than h,np. CHAS. W. COPELAND, No 81 BcosdvS,