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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-06
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. RENEWED WE1Y Day.
sALEs AT AUOTIQs.

IRrRr q. NiCoLAY, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS q.
"A NYOOLAY win ssn, this day, July q, at l2k
Sejsss q the ksrehAnts' Exchange. for account Of
vAsm u may conccrn:-
see OHhfoInia state 7 per cent bond
g 600 Flushing Railroad LIST mortgage bonds
AOeo LAehavanns and Western Railroad LIST mortgage
DoudA eAcn. .$t, wv
$4,000 Ohio state per cent bonds OF $780, each 900
900 Northern Indiana Goshen Branoh,) Road LIST
D0ItgAGe bonds each. VI ,OOO
- 900 Cleveland gainesville and AshtabulA per cent
bonds, each. 81, 600
q, 900 Hudson River Railroad Sd mortgage bonds,
eA0h .SAyVOu
- shares Third Avenue Railroad, each. 500
q Rutger Fire Insurance Company. .........".. 70
10 Webster Fire Insurance. Company ............. 90
IS Hampshire Coal and Iron CompaDy........... 100
1000 Fair Grove Gold snd Cooper Shining Company.
Terms Of SATeu per cent tais day, and the balauc<
before O'Clock Tomorrow rbs accrued interest
he bends Will be charged TO the purchaser ptnl
tAs State bonds Next r. gulsr sale Monday, July
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-06

A UCTTON NOTfCE.-THoS BELL AUCrIONEER -
"A BELL BUSH will sell, this day, at 1os O'Clock,
= The salss roons IL North William street. the balance
stssk Of general dry goods, hosiery and gents fur
jewery 10 watches, chow cases, Morgan riass 100
bones prime regars StovesAt IL O'clock 10 rst rats
Daflor and cooking stoves, &c. On Saturday, At
oSlsck 1t No 1917 Division street. tho fixtures of two
b1tshsr shops viz superior large Noe box meat stalls
mat benches lard ketter, chorpinR blocks barrels
hntyss choppers, 30 also, quantity Of furniture
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nIssOLUTION OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES NO.
IL tcs 10 hereby given, that the linn ted co partner
shp heretofore exiting between the subssrbers under
the name firm Of r. 8. SchesiDger, ID this day ais
solved by il limitation Its ,erns viii be qui-
dated BY Y. 8. schlesipRer. Signed,
s. SCHLEINGER, General Partner
ADOlPa c. p. CALLlsEN, Special Partner.
BY A. CAILIsEs, Attorney.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-06

A LBERT II. NICOLAY, AUCTI0NEER-AUcUoS
a sale Of horse, wagon, &c-ALBERr H: N!C0LAY
yn SELL Saturday July at IL O'Clock in front Of
ne salsnoom No ii Broad street, b.y mare, seven
years old, SOUND kind and gentle in all harness and
1sT the saddle; together with top wagon also, set
81 plated harness. fly net and whip, all In good order
ysYna cash.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-06

nIssOLUTON THE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY GIVE
IL notice that the partnership heretofore existing
undsr the and arm OF George Little o., Of New
York, and p. A. Daley, Co., fCnicaRo. Ill., " this day
dissolved by mutual consent AL claims against the
shove PANIED 6rn, viii b settled BY George Little lSs
Fulton street GEORGE LITTLE.
New York, June Is, 1885. p, A. DALEY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-06

ITO CHARTER FOR ExCURSIONS-rHE ELEGANT
j and commodious first class steamer THOMAS
s. HAIGHT, with or without bArgss Apply board
foot of North Moore street, Of ALEX. NJ G. SMITH,
232 West street. between North Moore and Beach sts
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-06

"A !. Broadway. Sale of gesteel household furniture
-, this day A. G. IUrrLG will sell, this ~, Friday
~ Joy O'Clock, the premises No 1l5 Grand rect,
general assortment household furniture, carpets,
&s., o. family removing from the city Teems cash,
and deposit required from each purchaser.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-06

A UCTlON NOTICE.-wM. d. JONES. AUCTIONEER.
IA by virtue Of execution will expose for sale
is cay At No las Canal street. at 1ok O'Clock A. H.
Ne contents Of genteman's furnishing store consist
bg Of clothing, collars, cravAts umbrellas, Shirts &c
None but bankable money received.
v. s. MILLS, Constable Off SO Marine Court.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-06

DUIPLN,S MANTIIIAS.
n NAnIILAs sBIIu0 OyF, FROM
40 to 80 psr cent
below regular prices.
ne entire stock must positively be cleared out
BEFORE THE 18TH OF JULY,
IN Consequence OF
l5TENsIvE ALrERATIoYs,
which wf partial and temporary closing OF Me
nutful black SILK mant;nss at "a and 30 eaoh, and
IN The
RICHER GOODS PROPORroHArxLY Low.
GEORGE BULPiN,
PARIS Mantins Emporium,
Rrea
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-06

mS Inn WORTH OF RICH LACE GOODS
mC.UUJ selling % ~ tSsnendeus sacrifice,
consisting Of large lot Of cA Heaiton ssts ocaps.s At
81 bO collars fer ST. coliaxets, csLes ssrhAs head
himmne laos 10. The attention OF ladies 10 partsu'
hsy called 10 this stock Of goods % such an opprtun
~ nay not again to secure the newest aod most
Ia honsble goods IN this city for one half the cost
psices. Lacs altered to any shape style. CARIERa
kes naDufsctory, 500 Broadway, opposite the Metro.
noIitau Hotel.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-06

LORDS PATENT SLIDING AND SWINGING sAsHEs
~ Parties mailing alterations or building invlt-
ed 10 examine this new invention They are warranted
weather and dust tight when ssut, ana win give better
ventilation whom open than any o.her in use. They
both slide and ssipg working model viii bs sent for
49, West Twenty fifth street. east Of Eighth avenue,
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MISCELLANEOUS.

4 n z CANAL STREET.-W. l. H. VAN NOTES HAvR
100 Q large assortment Of the latest patterns Of
mantel grstss, kitchen ranges, summer ranges and
stoves for sale, Reasonable terms. Jewellers and
brass founder furnaces built and repaired Crates soa
ranges ret and repaired.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-06

A UCrION NOT1CE.--H. SEAMAN, AUCTTONEER
"A win sell this day, at 10I O'Clock, at los Charlton
street. the furniture Of family leaving the citycham
hey and Kitchen furniture Sale positive.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-06

"ENRY B. HERT5, JR., AuCroSEER ON FRI.
n day, July o, at 10h o'clock, at the store No
OK Pine street, household furniture, removed for con
vsnience Of SALE consisting OF the usual variety founi
IN large boarding house also, large invoice Of III.
seRars.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-06

r AITED COPARrNERsHP.-PCBLIC NOTICE Is
hereby gwen that = limited copartnership has
been termed by the updsrsgned under in pursuance
Of pier w. Of the second part Of the Revised
sta,ut.s Of the stats Of New York; that the or
firm der which the said partnership Is TO Do conducted
Is +. s. schlesiDpef Andersen; that the general
Of the business intended to be transacted BY shs
tad partnership is that OF buying importing exporting
and sellins merchandise, and Of buying receiving and
pansrs Interested In the said partnership Frederick
scblspesr whose place Of residence 10 the city Of
New YORK; and John Andrssen whose place Of rsidsncs
10 the city OF Brooslyn and that the special partner
teressd therein Is Adoph r. Cslsen, whose place OF
residence Altoona, in Holsten that the sad special
partner has contrbp ted 10 the stock Of the
partnership the OF fifty thousand dollars OF capital
in cssh and that the said psrspsrsbip 70 commence
the second DAY Of July the yesr 1885, and to
nira' on the lat Gay Of July in the yesr 1860.
Signed. y. s. SCHLE5TNGER,
J. ANDERSEN,
ADOIPH p. CALIISEN
BY A. CALrasEy, Attorney.
York Jrlv 1k.h
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-06

HIEARING OUT SUMMER GOODS.
~ TRACY, IRWIN CO.,
Offer for sale, cheap the balance Of their stock Of
French musHns, OrssnAss barsgss, grenadines, sing
hams, TO-
234 and 235 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-06

DRoOK's SILK CoTroN-FOR HAND AND Ma.
y ehiAe ssyinx :rRsrisr 70 any shIssd she werie
color. fson No: 70 No 800 Any sgmSsr. color aai
length for sale o. WHHkLE1 WILSON'S sewing ms.
shns depot, IS Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-06

TTNO HOUSEkEEPERS "A LADY HAVING ThE
l. whole upper part Of her house to let wishes to
let il TO lady as boarding house, cay terms Her
family ard friends about eight ten persons, will
oure plain board only For further PARTICULARS apply
to Mrs e. Douglas, 81 Green street. to Joho Cuyer
231 thompson street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-06

Y LBERT Fl. NICULAY, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
"a sac Of ancient OIL pain ungs.-ALBERr II. NICo-
LAY WIN sell, on Frsaay, July g., at IL o'clock. at the
salsuoOn No II Broad street. the remaining portion Of
a1dsnt oil paintings belonging to the collection OF the
lsts r. A. Cammins, Esq including many fine old sps
snsas fHom the schools Of PousAn Bamberger, rsnsrs
Wan OILS, Bemel, Carlo Aaratt, ZuoarelH, Van Gsmo,
lA.srsk, wensirH, Murille Domsniehino, Lucoo Gou-
Saso and ether nastsEs Of eelsbri Of which
vAse 70 b positively sod to close the estate Also
me collection Of modern paintings and engravings,
ready for examination Catalogues to b had Ut the
DolesrOou,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-06

ITO RENT-F0R $500, TILL 1Sr MAY NEXT, TIE
Il three story and basement brick houss, Ne los W.
Forty hfth street. between Sixth and Seventh
l. has all the modern improvements. Apply to @. II
WDgus, at the bar basement Of Clifford House, Park
place.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-06

T1OR THE FISHING BANKS.-THE COMMODIOUS
I tea steamer Sun, Capt. Wheeler win make
cursion to the Fishing Banks on Sunday, July leaving
Amos street at O'Clock, SpriDg street at II, Broons
for the excursion, so cents. Bait and fihing tackle
pY0yiCed on board,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-06

IJRUsHES OF EVERY DESCRIPTION AT THE BRUSH
ID factory, 1877 Pearl street, FraDkln square. All
articles sold a. IN. lowest etSy prizes; Paint srashs:
brukhes made to order. JOHN X. H0PPE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-06

TNOR FISHING BANKS.-THE SEA sTEAMER MER.
IL Curry, Capt. Richard Yates, viii leave for the
Fihing Banks every day, touching at Fort Ha milton
each way, from the following places, yiz-JacAson
street, o'clock A. Delaney street 61s A. d !;
street North river, A. NJ pier No. A. North river, s
A. N. Fishing tackle and bait fu finished on board.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-06

CHAR1.Es BURDETr, AU S1TONEER.-sPECIAL SALE
" Of 1850 shares ohio and Mississippi Rarol id STOCK
NJ suction. Burdett Davis Main will SELL Satuc
day, July 4 1t the Merchants Exchange 1t l2 ociok,
1880 shares Ohio and Mississippi Railroad stock the
same being hypothccated and numbered as follows
Ne. 17S Certificate for 80 aharaa. On Oh .... SO
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~ RAND EXCURSION TO THE FISHING BANKsl-
" Friday, July Q, 1866; fare 80 cents by the safe
ard commodious double engine steamer MAssACHC-
SETS, Z. r. Hanks Commander, leaving pier foot OF
King street At TX O'clock and pier No. 3, N. R., at
A. NJ. FishiDg tackle and bait on board. band Of
music win be in attendance,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-06

MOOn TO Sa00.-WANTED, PARTNER IN THE
wlOO manufacture Of . medicine that has saved
Thousands Of hyss. II he 10 good salesman and Of
raj charactr independents fortune the result This
operation Ii known and commands attention No other
want to do ID 10 call and ut E. AcAahoas, 176
Chatham street, New YORK. or l66 Fulton street. Brook
lyn. Yeom No 1.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-06
TENANTS REGIsTTR.

HOUSE TO IEf-wrrh Ill rHB noDHaN IN
"A provemsnts In the vislnity Of Canal street. Ths
furniture win b. eold At sserfcs, tho persons
leaving the city The fuEturs rosewood OF tas very
best quality and only been in the drst Of May
Aderses note 10 =. b. HsraA enacs, stating where ~
interview can 30 had.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-06

TT oBoREN ROOMS, FURNISHED AND UNFUN1sH:
III ed with breakfast and tea, in spacious and wen
finished house, lighted with gas throughout. For
particulars ing ure Of 2C4 Washington ntrss Aoboken
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-06

JONATHAN BEET l. SONS, MERCHANTS AND NAN
81 ufacturers of cutlery, Ales Jaws, edge tools. &c
conwrtsrs and rsansrs Of STEEL Agenora works Shef
fed, England
JOHN s. WEBB, Aren't, az Pearl street, ".
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-06

N2It p9tftiVe Huu WITHOUT rtberVt. Itfms CASh
o'slcck Of the day OF sale.
pURDETr, DAVIS Il MAIN, 81 wrliem street.
N C. DAVIS AuCrIONEER, LATE OF THE AUG
IL ton house OF r. O. Kemp, and G b. STEVENS,
kts Of Bel Francisco inform their enas that they have
taken the store No 10 Spruce street. for tbs
raj auction and commission business, and respectfully
solicit confignments. Cash advances whom required.
tn D. NASH, AUoroNEER $40 BROAD
IL. wsy.-Large and extensive sale OF hotel furni-
ture &C., Friday, July 0, at 10Y O'Clock A. ~,
the premises known the Anderson House, 80 Reads
street. consisting Of beds and bedding, soa,, chars,
tables restaurant and bar room furniture, counters,
eIockery, restaurant tables, &c.
u y AARON, AUCrIONEER, WILL SILL Tas
-Ls Gay, July o, at u past 10 O'clock a. the sales
yseus, No CT Nsssau street. splendid assortment OF
fine gold Watches jewery and rich diamonds, fancy
wood workboxes and writing desks fancy shaving and
vsahing soaps, and twenty thousand assorted ssyar
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-06

rI,HREE THINGS TO BE RENEMBEaED.-TTIAT
knight Co.. celebrated sir regenerstor will p,si-
lively all your gray hair to natural and org
nal color that Knight and Co.'s empire whsker dye Is
beyond all comparison superior to any other dye
YET made BY any man; try It. That knight CO...
dysentery from six to twenty four hours Any PER.
may the above without satisfaction, shall
have their money refunded. For sale only by KNIGHT
4 co, chemists, 34l Broadway.
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EXCURSIONS.

A Ii BOATS HAVING EXCURSION PARTIES OR
n parties pleasure board, forbidden 10 land
At West Point, New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-06

T0URN IsHFD ROOM TO LEr-TO SINGLE GENTLE
T. man, a. % City Hall pace; rent % per month.
References exchanged.
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TXCURsIONS TO THE FISHING BANKS THE
II steamer Golden Gate, Capt Charles Anderson,
formerly Captain Of the steamer Lsura Knapp will
continue her regular trips to the banss every day
days excepted leaving Amos street at O'Clock A. NJ ;
Spring street at Xxi Peck slip at s. Broome street at
SA and Pier g. N H at O'Clock. Fishing tackle, bait
and refreshDents furnished on board. fine eotllon
band ccomr anies the boat.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.

INOR sALE-A BAY HORSE, FIFTEEN HANDS THREE
Il inches high eight years old, warranted kind in
ali harness. will trot mile in three and half minutes
just from the country. Can Be seen for Day at
REID TRUESDE1L'S stables, TIA Mercer street, be
tween the hours Of A. M. and p. n.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-06

TITO LET-A sEsOND FLOOR IN WOOSTER STREET,
i containing 2, 700 square feet, for manufacturing
bu siness; also floors in builciny Is by Is
each, for Light manufacturing porposes Apply to
MAJOR THOMPSON CO., % Wooster street,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-11-06
Mr.. Ch0ate,


One of the most eloquent efforts of this great or
ator was made at a late Wing meeting In Boston.
1t was an appeal in behalf of the Union, and de-
nuncaon of the doctrines set forth in the late trea
sonable speech of W. H. Seward He comes down
upon that demagougc in burst of manly, indignant
eloquence. His contrast Of Seward and Webster is
most striking. But the reptile, who Is tracking
his snuous way in slime to the high places of the
earth, feels no sense of shame inferiority even
when he looks upon the eagle sailing in mid hea.
ven and battling fearlessly with the storm 1t is
to be hoped that the efforts of Mr.. Choate and kin
dred spirits throughout the North will arrest the
mad wave of fanaticism and sectionalism and save
the Union Certainly, the North has more pecunia.
ry interest in the preservation of the Union than
the South and therefore every Northern statesman.
from loyalty to his own section, well as for love
of the common country, should fight against disso
luton. g-.T
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SFDnArns FoR Z FICn.


ESr-&E cara .--1 . n 4 9 81 N
NO. 10 me A. a candidate fof re vscnM c'crxs
SE3n ~ lee county Of Henrieo, III ID N0F EA1
.,rr wtTHtN TIE COUNTY; and inquiry - some
times made whether, in case Of my election, me an
:. iar.te aud reside within the county, Now, it Is
Isssn that already reside within fifty feet OF d
rfy lin and in the nioef centrnl spot betwe IN ne
- marta OF county that IL more ldslr
.;sd with the county than the city Of Richuond and
tha last feen yenrs, my chief employment nas psen
=, the county. but To satisfy all say emphaf1cnhy'
sIaf IL am elected ALL mean to reside Just where
can with greatest convenience To myself and tne
eope of the county best discharge the duties OF the
p;ce As an earnest Of my intention, have, IN con-
arsaon often said, aud in this form repeat, that
an 4, favor of reoying the seat of justice from the
t into that section Of the county in which the great
-. ,,oulation exists. have offered, and now offer,
to Grant to the county for such location. In most ia
varlle position, two acres of land and more II re-
onrea M site for the erection of the Court Rouse
and provided the Court will authonze the buildings
now used to bs sold and the proceeds applied a. Tar
as they win go towards the erection of another Court
Hause upon the proposed site, that will undertake
=, raise such further sdm as will be required to buh
and complete Court House, better adapted IN oil re-
spec,s to the desired object than the house and loca
| ton now in use. FesEa s&s tfaf ~
Hoping that the above viii furnish reply suf
ceutiy explicit the inquiries of some of my fellow
citizens, lstfss ue am respectfully =
''''- ..l--s-.,r. =. - a. ROBINSON, ia.
Richmond, October o. no 5-3tt
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81 - - /. -
a. On syx AZ 81 fDSoR, - q NE Ed~ Q.
sy Ths Of n. family u invited %
funeral at Dunsavon, Hanover county, to-day, at IL
O'Clock .-se4..- -
In New Kent county. on Thursday, la Novemeer,
BELLE. the only child If Robert and Nsre Trump
rs On Friday. "a November, ROBERT cRuMP, ;on
of Edmund Crufnr, deceased in sHe sstn yesr Oh MS
age; and sss 49, sEse.,
On Sunday, the 4th OF November, hiA1 WIDOW COW
Thus has a Malignant disease. tpneufnenia.D which
aeed the best efforts of medical ski IN me SNORT
space Of four days. consigned whois family 70 me
grave leaving q numerous circle OF rsiatiSes and
friends TO weep their untimely tate a..E.-.-..
Yesterday morning. 9th tast;, !" i1i-,1A 81 NJ
NAULT, aged 70 years ,sf.gsss T.. 81. ~,
His friends and aeauaintances are requested TO at
tend his funeral from his ffherinfaws residence, on
Belle Island to-day, at O'Clock, without farther no
tice. - s1tf -
Yes.erday morning, 9Th inst, at 2o'clock, ROBERT
JAMES. infant soa Of Robert and Eiizaseth Irower
The fie nds of the family and those OF MIS-. bay y
Lipscomb are requested to attend the funeral TINS al
teruoor at O'Clock from the residence OF ms parents
opposite the Fair Grounds. - - =
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of January 1885, carefully compiled and handsomely
executed -..
b. 81. s.i- CITY DIRECTORY,
And In connection with it a general
.- BUSINESS ADVERTISER
The CITY DIRECTORY will be prepared with the
aid of several experienced canvassers who win visit
every residence and place of business within the
porate limits The whole will be conveniently ar
ranged for reference and classified and every effort
will be made by the Publisher and his assistants to
present work worthy of the public patronage, and
superior to any Directory heretofore published
. The BUSINESS ADVERTISER Will be most valua BILE
advertising medium to the business men of Richmond
IL will be printed fine paper of various coory with
full Index of the names and business of each adver
tiser, and bound up with the Directory
The Publisher has entered into a contract with the
Adams Express Company, to place copies of the d.
RECToRY AND ADVERTISER, (which will be furnished
all the towns and villages of Virginia North Carolina
and Tennessee doing business with Richmond, and at
all the Railroad stations and in all the Railroad cars
and STEAMBOATS, in these States All Towns, Court
Houses and Watering Places off the route of the
Adams Express Co., will be furnished by mail.
To carry this for the gratuitous dis
tributon of the Directory and Advertiser, the Pub
usher must incur heavy expense. He relies upon
the patronage of the business community of Rich
mond for liberal remun Grafton. He shall look main
ly to the advertisements for his profits the work
New MAP OF RICHMOND beautifully executed
on copper plate, will accompany the work This Mar
has already been printed and copies will be in the
hands of the canvassers.
Terms Of Adcertising-For one page, $IO half page
Sc; fourth of page SIS. .=s-r =
LF- Advertisements may be left at the Bookstores
of J. w Randolph Main street; Harold Murray
Broad street; or H. K Ellyson's Printing Office, 41
Main street. <@
The Publisher will himself call on the busine com
munity in few days.
no 5-6t" ~ *H-s NJ. ELLYSON.