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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-01

G,0R SALE-PRICE &25OO.-THE ADVERTISER HAS
houses for sale, each stories HIGH seventeen feet
wide ard thirty three feet Deep Dot 100 feet deepJ which
admirably adapted those who economically disposed
Terms Een%haby easy ,he property IL ocated In skm
Terry Apply % KNOX, The Halter OF Fulton stree,
and
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-01
MUSICAL.

GERMAN LADY, TEACHER OF THE PIANO u
u yeais and no speaks kna5a sufficiently would ike t
have pupils for the instrument. Term,
vts noderas Inquire at f78 thrysde street. Ryng
on. Mrs HECHT
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-01

II HUUGHToN. AUCTIONEER BY TEE MANHATTAN
u. Compapy.-This day, at l0. O'Clock. at No. &c
street, continuation Of yesterdays sale, best
ticuary invited 10 great bargains To be sold wiha!
rich cod pAror furniture mahogany and black
wslput do sotAs CHAIRS bureaus, WARDROBE
marble top tables extension tables enameled urniue
CARS. tow, &C. goods private
u6Cor sales and at private houses attended promptly.
Goods packed on The premises.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-01

RY JOSEPH hEGEMAN- MONDAY, MARCH 8, AT 10
- O'Clock NJ, precisely. at l67 Fulton street. Brooklyn
touseh ID furn,ure-Pano, "Geib Walker mahogany
ia chairs bookcase marble TOP table Nv asstand dressing
buieap becsta walnut extern tab lounge, carpets
oclo.hs croeke.y cook stove ard kitchen furniture Same
day INN ede ely after the above at O'Clock r. ut No.
Ham pdeu street, the OF Hanson place Fulton
avenue cass paor, chamber and kitchen furniture
hut
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-01

fNONvEkIENT HOUSE Fog SALE TWO
~ stories attics and Easements; tame filled peak
S hudson avenue Brockyn Desraely heated being only
$50 feet from Mgr along which railroad
every hve minutes. THIS house adsp anv
canc DESTROYS of comfort Price
81 200, u 10 OF which n bond and mortgage.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-01

L,OR sALE-THE FIRST CLASS FIvs STORY ENGII 5H
house, No. East Thirty seventh street, built
elegant comprising convenience. Also number
OF brown high houses In different locations In
ty fourth Also tho full sized 26l Tenth
Also 69 enythird street, Fourth avenue size
2Ox60 HxOO. Very substantial, convenient and cheap
Amply ROSWELL @. PTERCE, Pine street, corner Of Broad
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-01

L,OR sALE-THREE SUBSTANTIAL THREE STORY
Il basement and csunfer cellar houses aud lots vfh
street between Eighth and Ninth avenues Nos BOG, as and
s0 Size OF houses twenty feet fv lots wenty by
ninety eight nine inches with all the nodern improvements
Possession given Immediately Price s. 5o0 portion Of the
purchase money can remain on mortgage Apply the
mis-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-01

EyOR sALE-THE IHnEE STORY DWELLING WITH
nodern improvements NO. 81 East Twenty sixth street
Fourth avenue in perfect order having been Recently
Apply 81 East twenty sixth street. 49, Frat avenue,
lnp- Guen Nv I'd frnaf
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-01

HoAL YARD FOR sALE-rHE LEASE GOOD WILL
~ and fxturee OF coal yard NOS aud 4e Sxtl VENUE
old established stand Lease has eight
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-01

Oakley FOR SALE.-rHE THREE STORY ANDBA
~ ment brick house. situated the of Sacke
Columbia streets south Brooklyn occupied bakery
as ten FEARS by the present proprietor Cough
Is By 10 feet lot Is by f00 the ovens
also vault; the ri the and base
nee brick STABLE Is by % feet this considered the
best stands IL Brook avery
next eDsive busiaess Reason for selling illness pro-
pre,or Tot sod before 'the5b inst will he leased
2ooe ter ant For further particulars inquire of A. Dough
n.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-01

". LADD 4 CO.'S PARIS FIRST PREMIUM PA
nos.Tbese pianos received the frs. premium, over a.
of square panrs, 10th European American, the
Paris Industrial Exhibition of 1866. CARHART NEEDHAN
JUDSON A MUNGER,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-01

NUNKEkh- COTTAGE AND GROUNDS FOR SALE
L easy terms--Stuated Warbnrton avenue, a hne
cottage sUhstautal and convenient I'm
paruar and at present in perfect order The grounds
about beautifully laid with
shade an5 fruit trees and shrub choice varieties
person desirfng comp etc and finely located home
modfr uEiGe with easy Of men be suited
Ihe Il au. and carpets all neary new viii be disposed Of
wanted. Possession given required with al the
furniture. Apply % r. W. UANDEE, office No Wall street
basement
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-01

L,OR asLE-THE TWO THREE sf0RY AND BASH
meut Philadelphia brick front houses Nos pa and 266
West Forty fourth Ninth Said houses
tan all the modeI improvements such Groom wacr
marble manteis &c Price 5000 For particulars inquire
nreSnistH.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-01

EXECUTIOs SALE OF GROCERIES, &c-JoGS
II Somerndyke, auctioneer store No. 20 North William
street Will sell on tuesday March at II O'Clock NJ a.
ot Eighth and lbs street. by virtue Of several
rns the contents OF grocery store consisting coses
e and brown Spices and pickles. butter
sd and oil molasses vinegar. our meal &c Also hxt
shelving scales platform do, horse
I'D harness Also at O'Clock r. NJ of l25th
and Fourth the contents OF grocery consisting the
usual variety OF teas, coires, sugars, Ac &c
JOHN r. HARRINGTON. Constable.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-01

L,CR sALE-A BRI0K GOT SIC COTTAGE, NO o.
Twenty sixth sreet, Between Lex and Third ave
Lot p? leer By half he block house 81 wide The
touse stands little back from The with harbor gra Pc
es and wide piazza front. Gas and Groom wafer
ed but not carried througr the houe Terms 81
halt bora and for
three Apply on the premises. or 70 JAMES NOR
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-01

E'oR sALE- WITH LARGE BuILDER'sLoAN, NUN
Der between Fifth and Sixth avenues Four
teenth street. Also number Of lots lea eastern
Broadway hirry eighth street for
chops Apply 70 ROsWr LII @. PIERCE, Pine street,
of Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-01

UGiIOE NOTICE -THUs BELL, AUCTIoNEER. BY
a Bell Bu.L. This ony, at l01e O'Clock, will be
tnued the sae Of valuable hotel furniture OF all descriptions
asn, furniture CT family giving housekeeping,
psng excellent asern en-. OF good articles In the tue Of
carpets sofas chats Kitchen utensils aud large ice chest
shirts &C The sale viii be continued Monday On 1ues
cay viii self by catalogue, fifty counting house desks,
bookcases, ciice tsb.es &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-01

ExECUToRs SALE OF VALUABLE PUBLIC PaO
~ persy The elegant and commodiors summer resort.
known ss Fortescue Retreat, located Delaware Bay
Cumbe county N j. is now offered at private sale by
the executor The house commodities guests
aLadec, end Is situated OF the beaches the
void The grounds embrace 20 OF
productive land in he ponds ice houses
bowling oons And other
rst Class hotel belong the premises II the line the
J. RR For terms call r address WILLIAM r.
STEA1TON I'd Clinton street, Brooi lyn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-01

IaoR SALE OR To LEr-IN sEAvIEw PLACE sfrrA
in ted In Hudpon Fifth and Sixth streets ioboken
first class three basement
brown stone houses with stable the all the mo
dern water said houses srly ne and
have built the most convenient substantial bes
manner In point OF veneEce being only minutes
walk point OF healthy plessan, and re-
eoabe neighborbood they surpassed by In the
city AS, Washington bets Filth and Sixth sreets sir
four story and cellar brick houses store
neat aud well located To The hard
aud tin line and shoe makers
nfecoper- china and RIass ware business opporun
~ here e ed rarely be with In establishing bus
with view 10 IN life. Any Of the above
vii be sold lei TO good parties Appy
o wr white No aeaview place john White real ca.
isie pReoi "a Washington street. H9ooken
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-01

NOR sALE-THE LEASE, STOCK AND FIXTURES OF
the harroeu and dining saloon No Is Maiden huet viii
be pod very cheap applied for Immediately. parucu-
lars ~ 4 X Peck siip
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-01

QY EDWARD SCaErCK, AUCTIONEER-EDWAED
ID scheDck viii cell at auction. this day, at IL O'Clock
his salesooDs Nc IL Wall street. large and very elegant
assortment q wacbes diamonds. and fashionable ewsry
pns, brooches, earrings &C.. ao msgnfc watches 10
huohng and open cases, made by Cox bentley, Tobias.
French bctng JurgensoDs Of and other
makers consisting OF double timers chronome
ters patent and detached levers together with
rich fashionable e se4ry sale pos
vely without reserve
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-12-22
II A r. WA RE.
L a LII | NJ Pc RI ~ TION, 1856.
II. IT. MOORE a. CO.

u. r. MOORE a. CO.,
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC HARDWARE,
No "a Pearl ST., opposite H. w. Frys, Richmond, Va,
HAVE received direct from England
WARE aud from the tbs supply
American Goods Their stock large complete
ing In part Of
Roigers" and wostenhoims ane Pen Knives,
Pocket KNIVES Of ], 2, 3. 4 and blades,
BUCK bone ebony and ivory handle Knives and Forks
Ivory handle KNIVES aud Forks In sets 81 and 50 pieces
Ra-nrs OF Wade Butcher Rodgers
manufacture. OF style and quality,
Selssors and Shears OF various makes AMI styles,
single and double barrel guns, very superior,
Pistols, Rines, Ride Barrels aud Mountings.
Trace, halter, log, well, hth aud tongue chains,
wrestling and killing Hoes, all Sizes
Axes OF Collins, Simmons, and Virginia make,
Hand and panel SAWS, Hammers IA HaieLels,
Mil. pitt cut aud circular
Spades and shovels Of Ames' Rowland other makes,
Anyils, Vices, and Smiths Bellows,
sse and hand Hammers Stocks and Dies and Screw Plates,
Castings. Horse Shoes and Horse Shoe Nails,
Wire Selves nd S.fers.
Horse CDllars, Blind Brides and IIames
Bride Filings, WorSfed Relns and Girths,
Locks, Hinges and Screws, Of every description,
Planes. Ches Augurs FILES nj Kinds,
Platform and Counter
Sngish, Amcrican and q. d. Percussion
Hay and Manure FORKS, 2, 3 and prong,
Tea Trays and WALKERS and all other goods usually
Hardware Stores
As goods have been purchased
and selected exclusively Cor the Virginia. North
merchants visiting this city respectfully
minAtion OF stock. determined
house In this any Of tie Northern cities.
Ps--orders promptly and carefully attended to. aus
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-12-22

No.. md oh
p<rnned 70 vxis, Zoe length Of Tine not oaiy leap
deep seated eois Aad neurAble consumption some
lev weeks since. lady informed friend hat had
Ing from this disease VARIOUS
serpons had despared Of bling cured haekng eel
checks had changed their
orme eueysnt splrs had deserted confess
her 20 the ssrh Her friend Immediately Recommended her 70 use
BAkGft'S 0IrrEHS, with the Of being sur,d
bat she ~ nrst declined Go do having
IRON day 20 day the lady continaei
length took hr bed Her friend siuaon
cured two bottles OF BAkEkS BfrrERs and
earnest persuason indu her TO H. tIri
dose she declared that she felt continuing ne
Of the Brrrss and
her faith In Its curative powers
for al deases And she eoe.ey
family mcdcne
10 Nervous Headaches. Indigestion. Choc Diafs, Dyspepsia
Sour Stomach Loss OF Appetite and General Debility
other medicine offered 20 the public Clerks
school teachers taors and all other
the hood and Asng the Of lis sncions
While persons whose occupations continually the
weather. other colds
aud throAs Its purely and
lore entirely Tree from all injurious Substances.
To be had Of all the principal Druggists Also
Of The following Druggist Peel sevens Aiexsndra Va H.
neksnney es.earg Va Todd Hinton rrayior, Peersburr
Dor n Camm. Williamsburg Va Johnston Co.,
Va r. caum Co, DanvIle Va, and DrusEisi. Yarmvlr
ya rhos Adams Co. smithel, Va Bbb Wells
vne Va, j. Eskridge stanton. Va w. H. Lpp
O. Charlie. stot Co.. Washington City, o.. Csnhy Hatch
batimore Nd, Bodeker Miller Covlnston Jones'
ders, address x BkKER
~.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-12-22
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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-12-22

-. FALL SrOCk OF HARDWARE. ..
II ~ nou In receipt Of my fall stock Of HARD
u WARE, Of rorsirn aud Domestic MaDufscturr, 49,
s - snsh ,.,p.siIsiiy invite the A.tsnton Of my
ssts u part Of
Renders. hras.. green Iron wire and bronred
Coal neds and Cinder shovels
s,. ana sas ,sas r. s and IN pairs '0@s very ans
Iron Tea Kettles and sauce tiu'd and untin'd
NJ ms'. land and porsslan Preserving Kettle.
helios ware, general assortneni
Tall aud DAT bottom bras cAndeks and sauatr r.ys
ivoy handle Knives and Forks Of 81 pieces Rodser
other males
Double plated table aud des.srt YorHs
and other makes Of buck bone and buffalo handle
Poke, and pen Knives. of Rosrrr
SCISSOR. Shears. Rodgers, and wo..enholm'. max.
R.Io.'. Of wo.,sohein's and W. T. ss,shrr's sake
Pruning and hedge sheArs
bench aud moulding Planes, Badwn's make
,,and panel rip, tenant, pit and eross-cst saws
bface, and Bits .octs, and hrmer chisels Gouge
Plane Irons. Of all siE-s and Of n. bestq qualify
Nail, brad and carpet Hammers
Pole and broad Axes light and heavy, make
ranted - -
House carpenter. and railroad Ai.s.
saaares, I'evls spoke. shaves
Two Aud four fold Rnits and Taps Measures
Sticks and Dies and Screw Plates
Malls and Spikes Of all SKIES I. =
x xEc,n,t aud aors. and si~lss Bits all sizes
Pad stock ill., chest cupboard. moriiee rim
Round square and dat Bolts, wrought cast
Curtain Pins and Curtain Bands
Hank aud Wire
Masons challenge Hacking
mes and Raulands Spades and soves long
Manure and hay Forks
kI~eii's killing Hoe. and grubblng Hoes
prsss halter, breast log OK and we'll Chains
Iron Hooks aud Spies and Hap. and staple,
Together with almost article
J. w RATCfIPTE
=. Corner Of Sth and broad streets,
p nepot
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-12-22

KEAnk uoOks.-J. W. RANDOLPH h prep,red, 10
70 order for hanks Merchants Olerhs I'M
"a - ~, 500 ~ sbor notice, BLANK books ever Bsr
Jnasrv I'm inoe sho Intend opening Leu sets o. Booss
psslbie. e'- " ~ -" s'ee' - 800" ~
'ournas Day Boots Cash Boots Invoice Books Letter
Nv sYoks Check Boots Memofandum Books ana nsov
pres. "-s' y" ","' 800 'o' NE siov
saething extra. ~ 49, " "'''' wv ~"
~ Kinds % Bindlns done.
oosp Paper' ruled fOr BH prices from ~ 10 81 cents per
deb
DnEsstNe eOWNs.-An ertenslve and Superior vsr,s.
o. g.cng uowns, AZ The prices for which s~y can
'" w" cry, esn ~ found a. HENRY eHAFfRs,
- Corner hsln and fvsf! sreets
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-12-22
ANrw DAscr.-wo have seen floating .bou. in d

ANrw DAscr.-we have seen floating about In the
nssspspes from Maine to Texas during the past month o,
two the following description OF nov dance bearing tho
name q the "Persian Ring which "a Petersburg pspcr
been introduced In select circles OF Richmond
socey We copy the paragraph Tor tho ediRca,ion Of
the seiect and doubt not but that t will prove an inter
es.ing scrsp Of news 20 most Of the ''circes"
The dance begins by some six eight couples waltrne
chair 10 suddenly introduced into tho centre In whsh
The hrst gentleman hs partner lie then heads IN
and presents each Of the other gentlemen In SUGGESTION
the lady rejects tho discarded etres behind the chair.
but when the fright man. the old saying goes arrives
she springs up the tone and Of the music are acc
Grated and OF she wazes with the eectedthe rest seize
their partners and the circle Is continued All Ia turn 20
through the process Three chairs are then placed A
lady lin successon) Is seated between two bearers Who
Immediately solicit her reluctant regard until at length
she gives herself up To one, aud ~allzing Is rrsuncd
A gentleman Is then seated la a centre chair hood vim
ked and lady takes the place ON each side In ibis per
pexty OF choice. the Tantau, of tho mh remains. Nh bv
sudden resolution he decides for right or left uncover,
his cyes and wazes away With the chance directed mart
ner. followed before by the rest The chairs are now
tdangulay dos dos, and three ladies' ave thus teaeJ
Thc youths pace round them in circle till each of the
fair ones throws her Handkerchief aud away they again
whH The men then appear to deliver to each but 10 no
one alone gven ring and the dance concludes by the
ladies passing hand in hand through arches made by the
extended arms Of the gentcmcn aud each ezos his part
ner and once more swings around the circle We have
learned that this dance will be introduced all the chief
fashionable hops of the coming season.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-12-22
BY GoDDIN . APPEssoN. Aucts.
(tOMMIssIONERs, SALE OF 20 SLAVES AT

ftOMMIssrONERs, SALE OF 20 SLAVES AT
- AUCIloS-h Commissioner Of the Circuit Court Of III
oy Of Rehnond By decree Pronounced lin November 1855
he case OF harvie ga harsha Executor Ac
Rao suction !. from, o. the State Court HOsse The
NJ The remainder the slaves deered be sold eing
rr) consisting Of children, OF
servants ke. w. w HARvIH C,r.,r
eAs " oopDm AfrkEsS, Auets dr12-
VALuABnE MEsaDENCE ON GRACE
srRkkT, AND BUILDING MATERIALS, FOR SALE IA
MAUCIlOS-wn he sold At sncton, premises EM
TUESDAY, the 23d December 10 fair day at
oeloef r. NJ that eligible
81 Paui Church. formerly occupied by T. Cop-
on Dr. Deane and otes lately occnpied The
lot fronts 30 feet Grace and to
vide alley Appurtenan TO It. eontans
brick kitchen and stable The dwelling recently received
snve and expensive repairs and has both
ls situation makes one Of the most desirable RESIDENCES
mo1d The terms wiz be made known
purchase money.
The adjoining shop being under the control Of the
owner Of the foregoing IN r.
months.
Immediately after the shove sold for note
months well endorsed, buings school hous.
lot ON s street. beou Grace and Of Fox
Eq TO be removed In 10 days AFTER the FIRST Of
They contain large quantity Of good building
sale conducted BY GODDIS APPERsON,
oso Aucioneers.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-12-22

fAsr NAe.-The Leesburg Mirror sayG-"ThO bob.
' sorrel mare, whose good time" from Georgetown to
tbs place we noticed last week. was formerly ned nv
Joseph hough, OF Hillsborougb, Ia this county. by
WON she was sold to her present owner We also learn
me returned TO Georgetown 10 three hours and four.
ten minutes, making the entire distance ~ az mile IT,
nours ana nineteen Innutes-ony having stopped in
Lesburg about two minutesp "
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-12-22

htpsRioK'pURo hoRArs.-Therc we're over forty pre-.
SEDIMENTS Tor gambling and selling liquor without license
an az indictments at the late term Of the County Cour,
~ herald says: THE presentmen,s for gambling have
excited good deal Of feeling and occssioncd
IN lines promptly PAID ""'
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-12-22

I'VE STEINER HiswATHA-This steamer for the Rich.
mod aod Baltimore line Is now receiving her machinery
an probably he ready for by the middle Of nett
moth. Sho will not make her trial rp bere ,h ~, ~
and not then unless tbs barbor aud river Is free
IRON ice, Her machinery Is Of the most substantial cha
,se' and see now promises be one Of the syiItet
oos ever built In the city Of Baltimore
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-12-22
JONES a. DEANE.
GENERAL AGENTS AND COLLECTORS

RICHMOND, Va.
20 HARRIS JONES, collector having
~ with j. ID. Dane informs will give their
special attention 10 hiring renting houses
the collecting and adjusting Prn
ers Ply eAns Merchants Clerks zee B Attending 10
settling accounts IN the city for Farmers. PrOps
NB-In Hiring Negroes special care in Oh
tanning good bones and seeing them well provided
RsrKkExccs-w W. Dunnavani, Richmond ENQUIRER Mac
farlsne Ferguson. Sca. Lit Messenger VIM Day. Co
Coal Merchant Richmond. L. n. waring. NJ d. RichEaOad
John D. Lively, CdrttgS Thomas l. Parish, ChdrioftSsr-
Geo Brown, Wait HaH, ABearie co. A. " Payne 81 D.
~ oaee, Wall Street, under St. Charles Hotel
dei3-1y
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-12-22

Trr oAar-If scruggS Of the warrcuton whig does'n
ass' from bis dirtbcs against the ladies' and their hoop
tls, aud their "hoe cake partss We will seize him by
W snV.. and hold him on, at arms length at the FIRST op-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-12-22
FALL IMPORTATION, 1856

FALL IMPORTATION, 1856.
w. n. a. q. DOMAIN
NO 10, PEARL STREET, RICHMOND, VIRGINIA,
Importers aud Wholesale Dealers az Fine and Heapv
HARDWARE, CUTLERY AND GUNS,
"AvEreceiyed by ships WESTERN and Harye Queen
and Atlantic Africa" from England their
Pail mportaons Hardware Cutlrry
and Guns and prepared 10 exhibit
Visiting
Of both
trade Of aud adjoining States
or goods adapted particularly season our stock Il very Iu
and complete, as
Pen, Pocket and Table Knives, Axes, Saws Hammers Ae
Scissors Shears Single Double Barrel Guns
Locks Of all kinds, and Rifles,
PILES OF description, Tface Log Coll other chains,
Hollow Ware Ovens, Pots, 4c Steel Of different kinds
shoyeh and spsdes Curry Combs, Fry Pans, kc,
Coal Hods, Tenders and Cinder
Siners,
Together with all usually found In our line
which particular a
Of best quality CdrpenfeTs and Bdekssam TO and Bsdia0
Hardware.
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bestowed upon for a number Of years past
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