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GREAT REPUBLICAN MEETING IN PHILA
DELPHIA,

An immense and enthusiastic Republican
meeting took place in Philadelphia, on Tues
day, the 18th inst. The original place of meet
ing, Independence Square, was abandoned, in
consequence of the rain, and the meeting was
held at National Hall. William D. Lewis, Esq,
presided. Messrs. Trumbull and Collamer OF
the Senate, and Burlingame of the House OF
Representatives, made speeches, which were
received with the greatest enthusiasm. The
latter gentleman, in particular, seems to be a
universal favorite, for his powers as popular
orator
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GREAT DYSPEPSIA REMEDY

The fame of the Oxygenated Bters il rapidly ead-
ing the whole country and thousands Of dyspepucs
rejoicing in its health restoring effects, who have
used other toncs without heneEi.
SETH w. FOWLE & CO, 135 Washington street.
Boston, Proprieors. Sold by their agents everywhere
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TERMS.
Ra- Payments always in advance.

VOLUNTARY agents are entitled to retain fifty
cents commission on each yearly, and twenty
live cents on each semi yearly, subscriber, er
eept an the case Of Clubs.
Club of five subscribers, at IS, will entitIe
the person making 1t up to a copy for SIX
months; a Club Of ten, at SIS, to a CODY for
one year. When Club of subscribers has
been forwarded, additions may be made to it
on the same terms Ii is not necessary that the
members of a Club should receive their papers
at the same post Office.
sa~ A Club may be made up of either ne,o
or old subscribers.
Bsg- Money may be forwarded, al rny risk.
Large amounts may be RENTED in drafts or
certificates of deposit, 10
G.. BAILEY,
Proprietor National Era, Washington, d. e.
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ANTf-sLAvERY NOVEL,
FREEMOUNT SEMINARY

StIXTEEN miles northwest from Philadelphia near
- Norrlsown, Pa will he open for young men and boys
above above IA years OF age from October l. 1856 MI
June 1887 The site is heslihu the surrounding pros
Pect exceedingly beautiful the sccomm
for 40 boarders and 200 Students aed the
orbltan The range studies extensive the teachers
experienced and able and every reasons effort
to promote the physical intellectual ard moral welfare
OF the scholars. Circular will be sent order with
particulars aud references VI desired.
SAMUEL. AARON, Principal,
5D4 NOrrisioHn, Pa
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Monday, August Is, 1856.

Mr.. Weller gave notice of his intention to in
troduce bill abrogating certain laws enacted
by the Legislature of Kansas. 1t is the same
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Friday, august %, 1856.
SEN ATE

The army bill was received from the House.
Mr.. Hunter said there was no necessity for its
reference, as it was precisely the same as that
lost on Monday. It was not his purpose to de-
bate it, and he thought the question at issue
should be decided to-day. He moved to strike
ont the Kansas restrictive proviso.
Mr.. Seward agreed with Mr.. Hunter, that the
subject was perfectly understood, and be there.
fore said what he wanted to say, and contented
himself by demanding the yeas and nays, sta.
ting that he had paired off with Senator
Toombs
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NeS York, Aug. 25.-A dispatch from the
Free State party, dated Lawrence, Kansas,
Aug. II, says: Yesterday, body of nearly
i've hundred Free-Soilers marched upon Col
Titus's camp, near Lecompton, and took them
prisoners. They defended themselves from the
Lighthouses, and wounded ten OF our men, one
OF whom, Captain Chalese, of Indiana, will die
Colonel Titus was also badly wounded.
The dragons interfered to prevent the at
tack upou Lecompton, and our forces thef
returned, bringing their prisoners with them
Governor Shannon came to-day, demanding thu
release of the prisoners, when conference wa
bad, In which it was agreed that they would
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oiution; and in that event she will lose both
the island and the price which we arg nov will.
ing to pay for it--s price far beyond what was
ever paid by one people to another for any
province.
1t may also be remarked that the settlement
of this vexed question, by the cession of Cuba
to the United States, would forever prevent the
dangerous complications between nations, to
which it may otherwise give birth.
1t is certain that, should the Cubans them
selves organize an insurrection against the
Spanish Government, and should other indie
pendent nations come to the aid of Spain in the
contest, 70 human power could, IN our opinion,
prevent the people and Government of the Uni
ted States from taking part in such a civil var
in support of their neighbors and friends.
But if Spain, desd to the voice of her own
interest, ana :s.ccttgated by stubborn prids nn1
false sense of honor, should refuse to sell Cuba
to the United States, then the question will
arise What ought to be the course Of the Amer.
lean Government under such circumstances?
Sefpreservation is the first law of nature,
with States as we'll as with individuals. Ali
nations have at different periods, acted upon
this maxim Although it has been made the
pretext for committing fragrant injustice, as in
the partition of Poland, and other similar cases
which history records, yet the principle itself,
though often abused, has always been recog-
nase2.
The United States haze ,.eYer acquired foot
Of territory except by fair purchase, or, Is in
the case of Texas, upon the free and voluntary
application of the people of that independent
State who desired to blend their destinies with
our own.
Even our acquisitions from Mexico are no
exception to this rule, because, although we
might have claimed them by the right OF con-
quest in just war, yet we purchased them for
what was then considered by both parties q full
and ample equivalent.
| Our past history forbids that we should &C
quire the island of Cuba without the consent Of
Spain, unless justified by the great law of self
preservation. We must, in any event. pre-
eerye our own conscious rectitude and our own
! seifrespect
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LOUISIANA DRY DOCK co.
47sEtt a. St5si+. r.s4. an STATE OF LOUISIANA. Z
- PARISH OF oELEAss AND Cry NEW oRLgANs.

41EG L. sRa7 y a. STATE OF LOUISIANA. 4
ksSss n TT DAY
- hs month Of APRIL the year Of our Lord Thousand
Before ms Richard Brsnan Notary Public in for the
and sworn and Of the witnesses hereinafter named
liam Wan Mism Ksy esHs Fayh sp Fredesek
usSss TspssssanF sSss ysls!te Fese Sq! or
+ sIS S os Hs
ssng Gdden MARSHALL Co.. Albert Converse repfesenn
VIA f Sssss pEsr Hna
pamss y s g y Well a ns H.
RsGn i. Mary A A MRS Fanny k ss and Alfred
Of castne in the State Of Maine represented BY said
9ns s pss
e he 81
9sfRn espst nso
M 1as reoed n
set forth,
o sHs's5]s ns s2Is So'E e sS s
s5 He S9 an sis Sy 70 w
~ shs E nSSa y Of a;
5 s%pf" s ao"ie
chase nhs hs ss sS%sG
III II ne s @
R this RH pSe s e. 6cs
s msft sh h % 5 ehn'S ss 5n
H. AGENT 4 e Company the proper officer
served served s'''' : 49, n'oSSss s7''' - S'' =
sun q thousand dollars With privilege e the majority
he capital TO not exceeding hundred thousand DOL
each share of said eighty shares Of be as follows
F W.T. five ne cent Of each share on subscribing and fen
GENT the Ell ay M ten per 1 the the 5 dn
of frstG If Sem
TENDER Of this present year s5 III cash those days
ss i ss S ss Wo 5
Managers sbecto the supervision Of the stockholders at all
en- Said Directors shs the
lett simmer IT, JOHN Hughes the Sanassr
In case Of the resignation Or death e either hs Agent Or the
sa s5a Bee dd
shall b Tie duty while tic Dock is in Of
s s. and the E ss "ss and The
STOCK as they become due payable make Contracts FOR mate
rails and all monies coming to due by said
the Company declare pay quarterly the earnings q
s ss s p5sE f d
orally do and all business Of he Company lie
ssliests stesE Nheh sha T. s1sS s so
I BY s n ne Rha BIS soof hn a1 BE-
services The Agent shall be entitled Of
Of two and Of per- eetum nj monies he
@ p e asn Go int l except for the
sh The duties and obligations Of the Managers the
assumed by him and herein declared be- follows
wit The firm of Hughes Nalette Co. will have the charge
tho Of the Dock Docks and subsequently
and management Of the well as Of the mechanical ope
| rGtions of the Company.
9th. The said firm of Hughes, Ealette Co., Will have the
exclusive right TO make repairs upon vessels going the
Docks of the Company consideration of which firm
guarantees to the said Association the full rates of dockage
the hereof charged by the Louisiana Dry Company
all vessels going into the Dock of the Company, subject
however, deduction exceeding per
fixed rates of dockage for vessel which the
deem expedient for the interest Of the Company
such deduction from established rate
which follows to wit:
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nm Va
contract for taking all portions Of plank roads decayed as
| to require renewing and have the sheited. I
preamble and resolution authorizing the omptroeI to ret
sell the contract for purchasing the Of the M SeSo
the werves Of the city after one days notice in the oeh
resnlnon sdonne IL MAS md regulations Of The officers
Of the Fire Department for tho Of tie same
resolution m a cSarn a " I
epon sWsps Between city and Lake Pont
ciartran. " ls5 n. 81, II, .,g{,
report Of the Fnanes nm H.; aE
Teso Ho laid e on he table -
Tie following ordinance and resolutions were called
| IN and laid on the table: 55 ss}S. gSs=t55
ORDINANCE creating commission for moral police ii and
% liz born If the Ares;an e1i
resSlnon reetne lie CITY Attorney institute sniff
John Egerson and others. n a5&I s'7,77
1T The following ordinance and resolutions. adOntpd
NJ tha Assistant Roar we're called mn and reiecfed
ny VIZ 1919, ", CIV
An orlllance aenhlng me f1ectioh fiecuets:
authorizing ne TO repair the tagging OF
me seei Aiarket, second Dislrle s - a.,
MI a9 oi wy enteea mo
nns me draining machine o. me- sesoM Seenon
REQUESTING me oiht appointed 10 en-
poy 10 examine 9os report 10 the
@ lhg ~ pf fsd aue ~ any ABOUT w' te inc
'' The foowna Communications were called I'M and
ordered to he fled. ~ 'NN'>11
OF the CITY Attorney in reference to tho election of civ on
GERS. '-0 ~ - -, =, - - '' o tf
OF the citizens Of New Orleans, relative to licenses retail
grocers.
rejected
faa II hS yo e ct s o ss e on Es
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES.

physicians USE Tr.-THE FOLLOWING IS
IL voluntary testimony Of worthy and well known ply
sca relative experience Of the efficacy oil B. "a Fane-
sess fsasa ySm NV ;nf rss'ss q B y
stock g. Co GenlemorI of those individuals back.
ward in giving certificates but in the present INSTANCE consider
dueto humanity TO say that have been ensasea IN NJ PI
any remedy enectual Tor worms hs your 4eriniuse II
adults even in Of Fever sometimes use Il to carry OIL
calome taken The previous night and often find bilious eyacua
practice, and desire better. .
Respectfully, W. NJ HAWKINS, NJ. d. ,
throughout the Un,ed States my2i
A YER,s CATEIARTIC PlLLs-FILLs, THAT
~ ARE P1LLs-Protessor Hayes, State Chemist Of Massa.
cuseits they the best of I'LL Pills annexed the
men who certify that Doct Hayes knows, viz: II
5LEauEL1 SHAW, Chief Justice Supreme Court of Mass
EMORY sWASHBuRN, Governor Of Mnss ..I..
w. C. PLuNKErT Lieut.. Gov. of Mass. FIJI.
EDWARD EVERETT, ExSec Of State and Senator of q. s.
ABBorr LAWRENCE Minister Penipot. to Great Britain
''o'S D. MEN THAT ARE MIN Il ''0n'on
Among the diseases this Pill has cured with astonishing rapid
ity, we may mention .8-5s- ls
Costveness Bilious Complaints, Rheumatism Dropsy Heart
burn Headache arising from foul stomach Nausea Indges
Faulency Loss of Appetite all Ulceous and Chneous Dis.
ease which require evaeuant Medicine Scronia Kings
Evil They also by purifying the blood and stimulating the
they could reach such Deafness Partial Blindness Neural
gin and Nervous Iriiaby DeaDgements Of the Liver and
Kidneys, Gou and other kindred complaints, arising from
The best Pugave Medicine discovered you will but
need to use them once to knowit
Prepared by DR.. J. c. AVER Lowell Mass, and sold by
every respectable Druggist u The he United States
WRIGHT 81 CO.'S CATALOGUE OF GENUINE
Druggists and Dealers Propretor lowest wholesale prices
General Depot Special Agency No. Isl amp q Charities
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... ~. STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish of Orleans, City Of New OreansS
Be remembered that the Goth March 1856 before me, the
subscriber Justice of the Peace in and for the city aforesaid
personally appeared Charles Briggs President and H. P JIM
vie Secretary Of the Louisiana Mutual Insurance Company of
New Orleans who being duly sworn according to law do de-
pose and say that the above Just and true and
orrect transcript from the books Of the said Company
"r ~. ny CHARLES BRIGGS, President
1,as.z H. P. JANVIER, Secretary.
Sworn and subscribed before this 18th day Of March
1856. G. NJ. BRADFORD,
Second Justice Of the Peace for the Parish Of Orleans
The Board Of Trustees have resolved pay Six cent in
terst the scrip certificates Of 1855 payable and after the
second Monday of May next and have declared scrip dvi
dend Of Twenty the net earned premiums of
the for which certificates will be issued and after
the first day Of June next and they have reserved tho balance
of the profits of the year ending 18th March, 1856 to meet
pending but unadjusted cainls against the Company
The Company continue insure against the pes of the
rivers and loss and damage by fire. at the current rates of
premium. ~
Office iron building Of Camp and Naehez Streets
r. CHARLES BRIGGS, President 4
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- a. HoPE HALL, No. 90 ST. CHARLES
HARDWARE.

JD'H WATERMAN CHAs. n. WATERMAN
sEeuszsgHAS j. WATERMAN s. BROTHER,
NrsaT5SEsIsEE7a HARDWARE MERCHANTS corner Of Com;
k9s8s1 and Magazine streets, have on hand and
are daily receiving by foreign and domestic ar
rivals general assortment Of articles comprising in part as
HARDWARE, CUTLERY, ETC.
Iron, Steel, Nails, Rope,
Axes, Chains, Scythes,
Carpenters Tools complete,
Coopers' Tools,
Anvils, Vices, Bellows,
Stock and Dies, Screwpates,
Garden Engines, Pumps,
Ploughs, Hay Cutters, Corn Shllee.s,
Agricultural Implements
Mill Cross cut and Pit Saws,
Ok Yokes, Bows Singetrses
Turning Lnhes,
Hoes, FIanes shoyes and Spades, Platform Scales,
Androns FEEDERS, Shoyels and longs Corn Mills,
Copper and Iron Cod Holds, Cob Crushers
Single and Double Barrel Guns, "
Coffee Heclas, Glazing Dishes,
Chinese Gongs Iron Bedsteads,
Britannia and Plated Ware,
Meat Cutters Sausage Suffers,
Stock Kettles, Portable Forges,
o23ty seines, Fishing Tackles, etc etc
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: VI Ne%GDtleanS Jnne 10 1856
70 the Special Joint Committee of hs Common Council APP
Z hcers of the City - - "
Si In ss Feb a5 s
Sss fepS y lis ao ess submit he
Of Messrs Garfield and Anehnay, late experts.
course q the int eomplstsd Or glye
eadssySt sSHsgss 81 ns as possible noting
VI lie aaSs a Ssn ds,s
Seeon % of AN act the city of New Orleans
scribe h mode and form Of keeping The books
accounts in department entrusted with the receipt and
Isd been complied xtl reasnrer'
s n pabe
IS one nstanee out of many others of The discrepancies
IS 81 sSesss
II l5 whereas she Treasurer credits dis same account upon
dc eossea s sess pGHSn flas
egse been found impossible q make any Satisfactory re-
port on this source Of the city revenue. = :
rendering well "a arve ." ns
eqso Is 70 ths such accounts Amongst these
The following for collections Of lsyee dues
u H Noble, 81 on 0s james Bsggs, si94 s.; j. B. Nc
IP s$s ri at R 5s%st if sa5 mss.rs Non
s ss IL e eS s9s CHE fEs e e the s
McIn alleges That tile above which stands against lin
rs Steamship. 4 e lSq@ HSsF
ts accounts which he did not place in The hands h
shs Common Cornell Ne PehsS rs exhietsa evidence
H. fosT Hundred dollars which hs has no reeept
sum comptsoied and does NOT appear III III
this vas pad in good faith and Justice to M Pitehs
hi 10 credits On the books sor te Dividends due the cit
her shares stock in she Commercial Water Works Com
Saay statement Was procured from AT. YIN, Aing, u
low This sometime prior to the discovery said to hay
se n made the Finance Committee, Of detacation in i
~
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish OF Orleans, City of New Orleans.
Be remembered that the 18th January, 1885, before
the subscriber Justice Of the Peace in and for the city
aforesaid personally appeared Alexander Brother President
and James H. Wheeler Secretary, of the Home Mutual
Insurance Company Of New Orleans who being duly sworn
corn law depoSe and that the above accounts
us true trnnscrpt from the books Of the
snd Company. A. BROTHER, Presidenl.
JAS. Fl. WHEELER. Secretary.
and subscribed before this 18th day Of January
1856 CHAs. NJ. BRADFORD, Second Justice Of
the Peace of the Parish of Orleans.
The Board of Trustees have resolved interest of six
per cash the outstanding certificates Of profits the
thereof their legal representatives and after
MONDAY the 18th of February next.
The Board of Trustees have also declared dividend of ten
per the earned premiums Of the Company for the
yeard ending 3st December 1866 o which certificates will be
Issued on and after the 18th Of March next.
Ehs Company continues to insure against the peril OF the
seas rivers and loss damage by fire. at the current rates Of
premium. Office, No. Is Camp street:
ALEXANDER BROTHER, President.
JOHN R, SHAW, Vee-President
JAMES Fl. WHEELER, Secreary,
Lrlan hmm &
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The day Of docking and unlocking vessels viii be charged
one dy but the sad @ are not any case to ehrge
such less rates as they may WISH making good however, this
10th. The said firm of Hughes valete < Co. shall conform
TO the charged by other well known spwrgts in the city
lii Hbss %"e e0 Sss.S sa be- be t a%ffs
viii BE- in for he labor So doing '' a0'k Is s"A which
.. 2t The said firm Of HUGHES yaee Co. shall provide NIL
Of erection by them for the Of this corporation together
conlodaon when launched we'll IS the accommodation Of
ts M S. and oE the rent aud use of the they shall
day past he rate Of esh asH hand ts
fPs s ?" # sa s n G
rent as M red with TIE pees obtained By adjoining
incurred for the construction Of any new waryes that
Is R Th saa d ue se Sts Co. shall make
the eonpanyS agent weekly reports Of the business Of
li Any three stockholders at time have the power
8 sa ns a so oa vote al an S Of the
majority of the Whole capital stock only shall govern;
poon 6er sum hsa dc nnad bacs da SS to e
COMPANY IN M &c sA ne ST .rle s a The winding Of o
of said corporation the liquidation shall be conducted by
sSys s %aSy q one 5
sa an be their o to In 20 the snrs
era messing they shall collect all amounts
shares as fast enough shall be collected divide
in presence Of John Gilly Tue and Edward O. Willard COM
| with said appearerS and me Notary.
R. B Simmer, ten sGarss. SsD'u !
Nm Whann, tye shares.
hnii Foi 3sfss 1 e. c !vs iss shares
} E!edk Ks G an err two shares
Harris { Morgan; titeon shares S,s''''
E 4 4 II & Fs% Co. { Az s 5nsrs
A Converse for his wife, alory Converse one share
Daniel Johnston BY r; b. Sumner Atty two shares
| Glidden Marshall Co., one share.
q Paln,es far Sinrtt r i5t a!iie3 ute snare
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1885, Dec. As. paid this day CITY Treasurer, sIs 20o
Harsh II, 29:. ii II. ... .#si 81 u.s. 200.
1876 j an is 200.


Doc. l5. paid this day City Treasurer, SIG 2U
81 1859 Aiarlll ~, u, guu
#59$ lss6, JAN 26i .. ~ ID, 5 ss5s rs ls,2u0
"A # S54,690
~ Of he above stof fifty four thousand SIX hundred dollars
e Tressnrei books show only therein, and that
until HE 25t be seen tint there
ii no Gully 81 tbs SIs on the
the ls, 9 1zth Nisre not credited The
hooks until 5e St january 1856, period Of ten months
nine days afterwards. @ f4 Iii Ri sa i n
Of atenien furnished the experts BY
Auditor Of the State, with e books Of the Treasurer ap
that Of State the Public Schools Of tic
been entered to the credit Of the city Treasurer
and the further Of received from the same source
the 9Th april 1850 not entered upon the books Of he
slate until the 18th January, 1856 nine months and
nineteen days later 81 3f 5i ~
u very large indebtedness Of the late Treasurer
the same il called clause Sec
p Of charter forhddn any monies to be paid the
una source except order,
7ecsSPt Or otss docttnen signed BIZ said
Will hardly 9e asserted that any part Of the above
with by the Commercial Water Works Company and
sums 70 the and II remains for the wisdom Of
the Common Council to determine how far the above named
rendered themselves liable to the city for the
payment OF the respective named "a s58 SS
the flneS paid into the Treasury by the Recorder Of the
First District from August 1858 June 1854 amounting 10 the
Society warrants were twice issued but only credited BY
HE is indebted to the city for the
The amount Of receivable comptroed and placed
the hands of the late Treasurer during the years 1857 5
f55 and 56, amount to tho of 81
OF this snm he aeknoWledgrs TO have received.
payments arounting 855,5l5 %
Ur, -
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EQR sALE-A. BAReA1N-oN ACCOUNT or NJ,

ORANGES AND LEMONS-5OOOb boxes, landinr ex
" Clemeniua, from Palermo, for sale by - -s -
As HARE1l1 i CO., g. Common street,
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There way Of accounting for the grave discrepancies
which between the receipts registered
and e computation Ct the taxes than 10 attribute il TO the
made out owing to the brief time allowed the Comptroller
this duty and that of preparing the ledger aud registers
atef,the assessment rolls come into his possession m
The foregoing statements showing the for which the
late Treasurer liable collections,
time SINCE and he is since euted to further credits The
lowing will show his entire liability for Of
1852 '53 and 154 e. n #rG .
Balanee on Taxes Of 1872 payable in 1893 6 1876 80
55 DO ~ 1854. ~ " 1865. 9b,452 9S
&N+t5'lr go 80 eiul go AZ
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I EEDS' FOUNDRY, NEW ORLEANS. LEEDS /
IL Co.. Iron Founders and Manufacturers Of Vertical and or
zoni Steam Engines Boilers Sugar Mills Vacuum Pans SUI
Ing Machines Saw Mills Gin Gearing Iron Columns and
Fronts FOX Buildings Furnace Mouths Bars etc. all
Machinery required for the South
We haye been duly authorized and prepared construct
| STILLNAN'S PATENT BAGASSE FURNACE.
| fel2 d&WIy LEEDS & CO.
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~ CHAs. c. GAINES & Co., IMPORTERS
GsA AND DEALERS IN E2REIGN AND DOMESTIC
N< 40 (irasier streets have hand and constantly
receiving direct from the Manufactures:
Nails, Castings, Axes; Carpenters Tools
Hoes Spades and ShOrels Corn and Coffee Mills;
Ok and Log Chains Cotton and Manila Rope;
Fifth Trace Chains; MILL Pit and Cross Saws
Anys Vices and Bellows; Counter and Platform Scales;
Stocks and Dies, Screw Plates; Androns and Tenders;
Hampers and TongS; Shoves and Tongs
GRIND Stones, all sizes; Cotton and Wool Cards;
Hooks and Hinges; Iron and Irass Screws;
TiT Ware; Rodgers Gallery.
Together with aarge assortment Of Fancy Goods Combs
Brushes Perumery Paper and Blank Books which
offered the lowest prices for cash city paper no25y