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EUEIL G. ATwELL, Stove, Tin, and
Ia Sheet Iron Ware Manufacturer, Pitt street. rear
of the Marshal House. Alexandria, Va Roofing
Guttering, and Spouting win be done In the best
manner and 1T the shortest notice.
an q Nv tNr Is
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w. EVELYN WILLIAMS,
Amanuensis, COpyist, and General Scribe.
Orders left at the Empire Hotel" will meet with
prompt attention. feb IA
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M q. EMERY,s Granite Marble and
We Brown stone Yard, corner of and Second
streets. Office on Second street, between and @
Seventh. nov ~
DRIGGs, HALL n co., Engineers and
ID General Machinists, corner Of Virginia avenue
and Ninth street west Washington, District of Co
lumbia nov ~ Nv
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euAsD rxrssrrSOn AND NAY NALL

DROP n, MuNoHk takes pleasure in ansaansinx 10 the
pnnsse eAshiea and Missy bail ~h sks psr"
the Tn~nnc ws~ssns Nj Ihr mv~
made, h,eh viii fvssrf h~ h~ o
msspScsa -nssfisfnmrnt thai e~n - Va "
Toe un"sne~ a. the teo o.
thr ett TEEN
which VII, 0s thrnhr fo
the he esered an hs
aca Of the with dower and surrounded
tnad.
exhibition exesi5
either Of which the DANCES
exssd.
The following psosss@ne %
i. College Hornpsps, ~ masters
4 III Bosscs by = 0ss>~s.
. La Cschuchs, ~ ntss~s.
4 fsss yrsis. ~
s. La sasossnskt, by =
q. la fnir au S~vasrus by D mssss.
Y. Craeovieane, by Msws~s.
4. Scsach Dance by msss<s-
srra,n wsIz Ny irdHss ard xenssmsn
10. FISHERS HoFepspe ~ master.
IA Jelco de l~r~s ~ = asss.
AZ Grand Shawl usac~, ~ meses, which
ing scene, grand march, and Asce~sson syoa the
tDrone, aud grand hRai sbsessx.
from the age ot
ss~sussd by The Wonderful v.essssr Children
aas esy II canpos0d ~ 10 ssth~s aud 10
al so~~ss and eoof fh's aa"ee
present.. of the mass sssposins seeae's' ever WI
tsdcs during The eHnson AFTER
whi the door cleared fos whole company
attending sh's eshcuons
price will usual, osy admitting one ssa"e
isdtes.
Pya,e boxes may calling Pref NJ AZ he
and Eisveah street, fon' 20
O'Clock.
hssinx avitasinas reqnss,ed 10
who do receive ptn through
PeensyIvaai avenue, Tenth street
a. l-
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LOCAL NEWS,

TARGET pHAcTIcE.-Wc inadvertently omitted state in
last issue that the National Guards under the
of Captain James A. TAFT proceeded Roach's spring.
Tuesday morning last for target practice The silver cup
by T. c. Whtmore, the silver medal by w. Miller,
and the gold pencil case by T.. Milburn
THE cARTs.-Much surprise
and curiosity evnced by many of citizens Sun
day morning last, suddenly witnessing Penny
avenue long line of horses and Conjecture
to where they FROM where they going Hap
PLY enabled to relieve public suspense this par
tcuar through the medium of the Alexandria Gazette The
Gazette says:
Connecticut by land twelve days passage and proceeded
the Columbia turnpike the 2s section of the Alexandria,
Loudoun and Hampshire railroad in Fairfax county where
they broke ground yesterday.
the unproptious character of the weather.
there fair attendance at the Capitol grounds yesterday
afternoon of the old and the young and the
hear the first public this Of the Marrs
Band
GRAND EXHIBITION MAY BALL.-It scarcely neces-
say remind readers that this much of affair."
be given under the auspices of Professor H. W. Munder
takes place this evening at the National Theatre and
the busy of preparation all Sides almost dis
posed predict that this May ball viii be Of the most
unique delightful, Waiting pokaing dancing demonsra
witnessed in the federal city The pit Of the the
has been foored to form ballroom of vast
depth and width and the bills inform that the decorations
Of rich and picturesque character throne bs
erected for the Queen of May, who WILL doubt find
loving subjects than ladies Of hor tuar rank usually find
in these progressive democratic days In the course the
evening twelve fancy dances will b. executed The
will be reserved for the ladies during the execution
these Dances after which the floor viii be cleared for the
whole company The theatre will be thrown open for the
reception OF vsers during the whole of this day.
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CENERAL AGENCY Ar WAsHIrGTOE.-Ths sub
In scber Richmond Virginia. having established
an office in city, doors front Of Treas
eiamant he
nj especially
and pensions the Of Congress
Of the David DorsngOu
hc has perhaps, only which made The
revolutionary 10 the hrst auditors ONCE 10
Richmond He
public offices the Capitol of Virginia These and the
accnmuaons Of experience,
claim intrussd him be just, he will be-
where the claimant himself may be entirely
unab do IL.
Far claims under the March, giving
m land "a a who
charges viii be very FELIX RlCHARDB
RxrERKNcEs.
Hon. Henry A. Wise, Accomnc, vrenia.
Jares Lyons, Esq, Richmond, Virginia.
james fieah, Of Pensions, Richmond,
Virginia.
stafford III. Parker Richmond, Virginia.
Hon Ohm u. FendIeton Virginia
Hon. Samuel Chiffon Washington, d. q.
William J. Ward, esq, Baltimore.
Lewis Timberake, esq, New York.
March 7--dAcplys
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FROM OUR COMMERCIAL CORRESPONDENT.
Nxw Yong. May Is6h.

NEW Yoag, May ], 1855.
The sdvices from Europe, Of greater abundance Of
opey Of the bank rate Of discount
the discount market further fall in silver with rise In
,be reserve the Bank OF England all indicative OF the
csness Of business generally The leading banking
have been certifying themselves with cash for In AZ
Cur, until commercial enterprise parayzed
nat money not required great feature, and ndca
don OF the tide. reviva Of the exports OF goods
% China and great diminuon in the demand for silver for
at destination The silver and the high rates for food
have been the leading difficulties contend with While
money been growing abundant in London consols
hare fallen and il appears, IN anticipation OF that
snt which has at last been made by the Chancellor that
Ian Of some 600 600 would be required The form which
~ loan would has been decided upon but it is sup
a il would be renewal of annuities that nearly
nn ont A continuance OF the would involve fur
her loans Ii first year. which nothing has been done,
cast $50 600 O00 which the alleged deficit, what would
ear Of earnest grand scale cost
Var more costly than during the past year has been
hyer the daarness Of food The following table shows
,hs,ee England imported wheat and wheat flour;
vl.a, MI I'm nrf.G
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-. ,AhiatE TRAGEDY ~ WIscoEsm--0n the night Of the
~ uumo according to the Chicago Tribune, respecta
~ u'zen OF Beoit Wisconsin, awakened BY the
1s'ns o. his wife, who saw in the house The
az he spraug from his bed, fred upon by the
1@uetr who missed his aim. The husband then snaehed
~ ms own muske fired and the intruder fel dead Both
u occupants thcreupon fed to the house of neighbour
Nna had occurred and in company with several per-
e'utned, when the father and mother were Mortified
Osh'se IN the manged body Of the dead robber their
'0H' happears he had descended from his own room
~,Ans o. rope ladder, and entered the room where he
49,. 'uol through window. The house had previously
'O0oeui very nysteriousy, Of two gold watches.
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united states Court OF Claims.

Real Eate, Bony Land and General Agency al Washang-
ton City.
CHARLES X. SHERMAN, aitorney-at-law and JAMES g.
WALKER Of Tennessee late reading clerk In the House Of
have associated themselves together Tor e
the either before The
Clam Congress- the several exec
utivc departments.
the Court Of Claims and Others involving 'e
questions will be aided by Mr. Charles f. sherman wen
known West experienced lawyer
They give personal and attention 70 NIL business IN
bounty lind cases. - wen ~ 10
renting, leasing, selling, and purchasing real estate.
members members y" congress
ia The and the correspondence Of
Mr.. Charles II. Sheru,an- s.rtse 80. l6s
CaIce No ans no.th Of Gadsby Hots'
Aprii9 o-eoduda II F &
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The United States stand the highest of supply
in 1884, and high prices witness of the extent
10 which we have Sold The quantity imported into Eng
land than in the previous year. although the general
average Of price 2s 3D. per quarter against $685. 3d.
1853 The that SO per cent advance in price failed
hiring 50 large quantity positive indication of the
bauson OF stock and this in its turn indicates continued
high prices for the coming whatever may be the crops
Formerly under the operation of the laws England inn
poed only when prices had reached famine She
,nued then import for few years, and to altogether
for few years The following shows the average number Of
bushels wheat imported into Great Britain, the average
pce in Europe In England and in the United States:
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4 VALUABLE FARM I'm Virginia Il 900 acres) for
leased for OF years the Fauquer White
sprngs whose high reputation warrants the
belief The undersigned Offers
farm ~hch surrounds the springs
45O Of low ground remarkable for
and capable Of being made the best
Of this land yielded 100 bushels q corn
1889, twelfth Of cuva
on and in 1854 bad the season pro-
The farm easily susceptible OF dyson and u
certainly one best in Virginia.
of December next and the balance In
from date Of delivery
inquire OF the subscriber b letters ad
DC. THouSS 1nbHn
Anril 2g-2aNtcp
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Celebration Of &c Zandiny 4 he Ply,m FasAsr: n hary
iasd Nary. city, Sc. Aary's eowssy, ssdss As
pieces Of tAs PAodesse Society IF Gsovyso"s college
.xA-r Of arrangements Of this Young Gait
Gl Fncnd Sncsly nc this city have tbs honor OF
announcing 70 the c.usrns e W.sA'as.n and ~
the George Washns0n s The above mentioned sxeur
price trip IL . each They he
following kdwei Lawrence,
CAhanS Of 9Th
and streets; Man r King Penusyivansa avenue; d. r.
Ilth Maryland John Ess
soc Pennsylvania VIM A. kennsdys book
from McNerhsny, ssOfskeepsr Navy
IA
limited DESTROYS OF vnjoyns
interesting particularly reauts'sd make early
application above, nember Of the conmitsce 81
the aaes win be closed On Saturday evening tbs
iatb May
made win the Of Piney Point
comfortable accommodations fc the night VIII be
secured during 5
Washington win leave the steamboat whas al the
Of l<th May
n'clock p tho following Wed
JOHN CARRoLL BRENT,
WIN. A. KENNEDY,
GEORGE HARVEY,
JOHN r. CAHHELL,
FRANCIS McNERMANY,
Conmttee OF Arrangements
April sa--TuThsa,d
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NO. DoJ-J
Office or the ~stablishrnens additional land
" office In the State Of Wisconsin. -.
Of the OF Congress approved February ~
establish additional lard district n ne cae
Of wisconsin, embracing all Of hs present Willow
Lying ofthr line dividing owDshis forty and
ory b. called the Foxp M lac
declared asd made known ths the asd ONCE
for te ~ tho President "
The United n CITY, In said Hnie.
onder hand nj the city Of Washington shn 2 day o
Anri A ID isas. JOHN WILSON,
Commissioner II the General Lsad Once
Apr,i 29--iaw6w liBt. and Star
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March s. 1865.
NOTICE hereby gwen Tinted
~ States described the following notice of 10 January
The OF comprising this purchase ut the
Hpen
notice, residue
obtan.dny si59 5s5 0s IL said offered
ceived prior irsi day Of June
TasAsugY
January J, 1855.
the holders following
United this
poroo OF those Stocks III.
900, IN Tie and the hereinafter
eonpslion within the
VIII be which
be- offered The certificates duly assigned The UniIed
be ransned 10 this departments the receipt whereof,
viii be paid compounded Of the following particulars;
The vaine specified IN each certificate.
stock OF the authorized by the
November 1856, Of ~
authorized by 1884, redeenabe s De-
ceuber 1862 10 The stock Of the loans authorized
547 aud ls4e and reemabe the former IL. s
December 1867 the 3oh june 1885 Of rs
the loan authorized the Of 1888, aud
eena. - Of December, 1854 Commonly called the Texsn
uds mnityO Gpdr ceBi.
The Let OF January
the Treasury with tho
or money reach the OF
addition.
be made drafts the Treasurer
Boston, New York.
Philadelphia, the parties direct.
certificate will be entitled the benefit OF This
shall actually received tbs Treasury before The
JAMES GUTHRIE.
Secretary OF the Treasury.
NarG-dtJuneiif flint. and start
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ri JUSTICES SALE OF THREE-sTORY BRICK HOUSE ON
ith and 18th strecOn Monday afternoon,
O'clock the pfemises the subscriber will SELL
l6 1885, and duly recorded
A. No H. fiios 49, $50, and isi OF tho land
Washington Of lot No. ~
square fronting ek inches and running back
aiay with the improvements thereon,
substantially built brick house, containing
4
residue six, twelve and eighteen
secured by deed on trust on the property and
bearing interest
the complied wi h within Ave days
the trustee resell the risk and
80 JAS. G. MCGUIRE,
ApriI la-sawhds Auctionssr
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BY Il LEG Il A PHI.

One Week Later from California.
New YoRK, May 1.-THE steamer Star of the West
rived this from Aspinwal with two weeks later
intelligence from California.
The Star of the West brings 500 passengers $500
in treasure.
Trade at San Francisco dull
The legislature of California making effort to go
into convention again to ballot for United states senator
There has been great fire at Jackson Loss 100000.
Five members Of the common council OF San Francisco
have indicted by the grand jury for maeasance In
Office.
The creditors Adams Co. have appointed assgnecs
The supreme court decided that the sale Of wharf
property which took place years ago. illegal.
Later avice have been received from China at San Fran
cisco.
The French made another attack upon Shanghai but
repused with the loss Of fifteen killed and thirty five
wounded.
The news generally is of an important character.
National Medical Conrsnioa.
PpIlAsELpHIA May DIR George b. Wood, of this city,
has been elected president The committee have
cuded Nashville as the place Of meeting next year. but the
committee were not unanimous. The delegates were wei
coined the city by Mayor Conrad this noon in lndepend
cnce Hall.
The Expected Steamer.
NEW YonK May NO tidngs yet of the steamship At
lante, now in her twelfth day from Liverpool
Sailing Of The Pacific.
Nry Yong May A. The Pacific sailed hence to-
day. o'clock, for Liverpool with 20 passengers Inciu-
ding Hon. Mr. Dodge United States minister 70 spain, and
81 ,ss, 900 in specie
Bank Robbery.
CLsveLaSD. May THE window Of Messrs Pierce
Nelson's banking office in this city smashed in last night
and $500 5000 stolen The burglar made his escape
The Market.
NEW YosK May 2.--Cotonis unchanged. Flour s down
ward and tre wergood Ohio, 80 rs slol21 south
ern Wheat Is dull, and tending downward Corn
dull with declining tendencywesern mixed, 81 90.
Beef il firm with upward tendency, Pork is dull, with
a declining tendency. Ohio whiskey, 81 cents
BAlriaons May Flour is dullno sales 10 report
Howard held at $40 Is. Wheat IL dusaes Of red
al 81 40 81 so; white 81 so 81 IS. Corn dull and
iowersaes ofwhite at 90 % cents; yellow, 81 VI o.
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onASerOne Of the largest dstileries in Scotland,
the Leh dstillery where 100000 gallons Of whiskey
used annually to be made has just been converted into
-four mill,
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Tn~sdsy the let instant, by the Rev MI fHstFs
a. GREENE, Of brooklyn, New YORK; TO N'ss HATTIE A.
LOVffoy, ~ this ciiy.
nruE HEALING OF TuE NArsONsi ny Chas- iAneon
L introduction and appendix by " q rsmsdse fnh
i@hed Society Spiritual knovieds',"
isrserc,avo volume Price D - For sale At
TAYLOR NApRYs
May Bookstore, near ssh street
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LFE in TxxAs--Kenda Of the Pcayune, writes from
his rancho San Antonio as follows;
So far although my place at the Post Oak Spring is
within few miles Of where depredations have been
mittcd the indians have been kind enough not to modest
yet all my good fortune attribute to the fact that at
that particular locality keep neither horses cattle
aud do not believe that the red rascas much about
sheep hope they may never get up an appetite for NUT
ton.
But they have not medded with sheep they have
pestered in another way they have kept up STAN
pede among the in my employ aud rendered OF
them constantly uneasy. One negro man in particular,
who was a. work cutting and splitting rails WAS in such
continual fear for several days that he declared he could
no; half work. To use his words Ebery lick glib
wild de hab TO look round II some lnjun
don't glib lick in de back ob my head wild toma-
hawk. man with such upon him is Of little
service
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STATE hEfAAT@kNi.
An exeqaaur has been granted John Smidt TO be
sul Of saxony Louisville Cor the State Of Kentucky.
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ihe customs have been, nevertheless, higher than
e'ons years. with the exception Of 1851 The low cost at
winch goods have has reduced under ad
eVes the of duties The land revenues although
s than last year, quadruple those Of the quarter
10 1893 and we remember tnatthere is more active
mpeaon from the large land companies, il represents
greater Investments in lands
iheexchange market has been better supplied but the
ae still 10 aloa 100000 government francs sold
Na little under quotations. is IAN.
ihe produce markets pretty Rrnsales cotton to spin
% about 1000 bales per day at (sa) IL cents for New Or
ea iair Flour has been dull under better supplies
Wss ia $40 State $40 rs $40 80 mixed western !;
soutiern Sll 81 Sl2 so. Wheat, good white southern
eh AZ " 65. Rye 81 90. Oats, rs so cents for Jer
Wy soa 10 cents western. Corn, 81 Is 81 IL southern
!eoW 81 l4l1 round yellow for August delivery, 81
vents Pork Is in fair denand-$l6 so old SIS so
ssnew clear Lard, loa 1885, Rice, $50 81 for export
n STOCK market has not changed materially, but closes
'n more activity, the good railroads Remaining in fair
request at firm rates
Yours, PRENTICE.
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AND WEAH--.eullcntcu W
furnish themselves Of
quality respectfully invited
which embraces all the
10
Gentlemen clothing made
large variety ~ cloths
ng. every and color puchascd expressly city
fashionable
unusually low prices
WALL 4 STEPHENS,
3l2 Penn Iron Hall,
Also, asst Hotel.
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BY .. q. MCGUIRE. Aucs,on.sr.


,rRUaTEE's SALE OF A VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ;.-rnr
chancey Washington made IN certain cause
w Joseph g. Huke, and Margaret hu~he
wife, Strange, comprehensive and Margaret
strange, French dsendnns she
public the premises on Sasnnas
O'Clock all that piece or parcel
and distinguished upon
said lot numbered seven, I'D IN sqss's
hundred tixID oxstnes WIN All
and singular the sppurtesances thescuato belonging
Aud O'Clock day, the pesasr~ IN ssr
That parcel ~ sound
city numbered eight s in saHsh~ssd
nandred and s with the nypsrsnane~s hsrsunc
belonging
The tem- Of said
SALE AVID equal and
which
the purchaser shat
sory security approved
W Il WEeH, TRUSTEE.
iAs e. Mcguire.
Agfii 2e-2swSds Anciosses.
-. MIDDLETON.
Dealer In lee,
Once nad south sid. of Of lah street,
Ice kept constantly once which can be had ~
large OF small quantities
Once cven from s. a m IN 9, .,
May 2-eod2m
CRENCH SHIRT BOsOMS---Aac,hsr and isrws sappy u
French opsssd Families, shirt 1shs
and The trade always he sapehed- ..n.,,.
April S-a,a sales room Bfcwns Hotel
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"A ILITARY MEr Will nnd at eur sasrs-re I'M, all Of
M white linen duck q hs best
ciass, "a qualities, fbs pants Aad
pieces asrorsd white iines drii1ngs
MArseites vestnes
100 purc Irish llnenS, In al gvadSs
30 colored inrns, fur shsrts .
400 do assorted shifting coous from s,edI g sira dns
Of The choice cios eassf
aaeres and ve.sns especially dns black scods,
half goves handkt SC
Baden Newport Kossut white cotton plush, and Turkish bath
tow
oni decided advantage 70 thoss who may not
be judges Of goods. Nf
Delay in closing expoctsd
fpd ar,,cles low and reled
eases PERRY BROTHER,
Ssoses," West Building,
Nav a-6tdIf Opposs Centre Market
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CLEVELAND, May 1.-The window OF Messrs. Fierce
Nelson's banking Office in this city smashed in last night
and some $500 or 5000 stolen The burglar made his
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IIARrER's MAGAZINE fox May.
III Emma being No. 8 of@ Hasgss,s STORY nookn
Just received by TAYLOR MAURf,
Mays Booksellers, Peua avenue, near Nh street.
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pedea'e',.',,,, s569i2 ASH SCI 1863 953,d0l
The 'clearng fall below the amounts for the cores
ponding periods last year. The first week of May in New
ok one of great demand for money because is when
The annual rents of all real close upa leases run
ron May h and persons then change their abodes and bust
ness places The amount of money that changes hands
rents on this day is estimated short of $l3 0o0
The demand for this slight pressure which its dis
ursement compenates during the week Last year bank
earngs in this week the highest for the whole year
quarterly OF the federal the
ihfd quarter Of the fiscal year were as follows:
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Ers.. London, received ~ Hasa ss<.a.~r.


Frsn. I4osasn, received ~ Hast sa<asA~r.
Tns Rejected Addresses edition. N coats.
songs. se-c,ed from ths Dstnausss 81 cents
The Arctic Rssoas; BY y. msyns ~ ceen
Chesterfield aad George BsIwyn BY Hayward. ~ cents
Biusdsr. Ia 1psatins and Wrssg ~ O. w Smith
Msr.sen.n; fros ,ns EAsass,s Review.
vsIs.qney and hIs woks y snvsixl d -
Nackssr'es Dictionary q Ksfsss sys.ny~. q 20.
nsssss .s .. x. s:; L:.s
ErsM.h Pas go Prsssss; = Yrspsh %.
The Angler his Friesd BY jobs Davy a. 20
Fhn"SA A's'H"
1, ERE Tons. Waa@r-Cecssss iee-c.s~sn
IA freszers Ac.Recevins this day supp'y o. ps
sn ventilated rsiIss1s.o M , s.,sy y sns.
Ass,nis patent mag heese warranted ps"assss
minutes
Tosr,hsy Win rspes furnishing soods
al Of which ~''' be sofa = w =" "c W. BorElEn.
Ap s4-soSn
~ :. vuoyyAnD.s Suaprsv~a DssAGtzg mAshssss
IL. may ~ sppAoata y 1es.ss sses
Absuv furuse dsD ~nAsd
,n ~. -, vsAss~ssss ssrsvses
fos - - 49, essc yas
asx a.~ No ~ estsasAc AasvsraA
ocisi Of orc eaih ~ - uassA snass govern
CARRIAGES ard Harness ~ ssis.-Ths ssssenssr has
" carriage
DOCTORS phaieoa
I double hafness
4 sinate
e.ssss ORDER ,sasossA'y wsn aadsspa
little
Pace. o- and terms 's.orsaas. y. ,,.eu,,
ApA-seSss Ascaos.ss ed csp~sasp MERIDIAN.