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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-08

FSel--Nov Y the time lbr peryops hsvfpe fhe
means to LAY N thsir fuei for the approaehiug
winter. Coal 10 about - wsIl - wood and may
bs purchased 1t moderate prices, but H our citi
ssas neglect lsyisg Ia their supplies d due -.
son. and We hsve another such winter q the pAse.
they viii have TO pay dearly for that psxleet -
Il those who have the mesps could be induced 70
supply themselves In the summer months, when
cnlty IN getting fuel enough 70 do them This fact
slene should mske every Charitable person pre-
pare Tor winter before they feel the chlng effects
Of his icy touch.
na0 Hesrrc0 n The sugeessiea of erecting .
reservoir on Sbockoe Hill L very popular one,
ana IN the eourss Of time win no doubt be carried
os. ~ tne aiy esuh now sfFosd to make The ne.
revenue received from the large saddit,onaI nun,.
oer o. water fakers would at once nav ten mar
cent upon the investment Tbe neonle ~
saoesoe s hin OMEN complain o. scarcity Of wa
would they stand Of getting supnlv - .s,:,..s.s
large are, II several houses we're hnrrinr s,S
the apparatus was ct work In the lower ne :, - ,ba
eityf Even now, II would be wise poltrv n t.,.s
proper.y noiders to build cisterns IN their yarde
named HA'e Jos'
Organ Grinders are admirable sub;ects sor IN.
chain gang, and should be harnessed 70 : hio hall
a. soon as they reach the city. Thsre sfe two or
three Of these strolling vagabonds now mrkinr
about town, annoying peacesbls citix.ns with
their horrid noise, but ~ soon a. the Mayor rs.
turns. he will no doubt teach them new times ON
certain instruments known ~ shoves and piehs.
Firing Pistols The law imposes . Rne of a G.;
on any person who may wfuly lire rrn or pis
tol within the corporate limits and yet there Ia
scarcely night passes that some mischieyaus fel
low does not fire round or two In the neiehbor.
hood of ST. Paul's Church.
The County Court of Heayico trapsactcd mona
other than civil business yesterday
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-08

ANOTHER CONVICTION IN EsGLASp FOR Por.
soNisG The English papers announce the CON
vlction of William Dove, at York England. for the
murder of his wife with strychnine The only cues.
fion Tor the jury was how far the unhappy man
was answerable for his acts Though refusing tn
acquit on the grounds of insanity there was still
enough in the life. habits, aud demeanor of the
prisoner, both before and since his committal, to
warrant a recommendation on the grounds of de-
fective Intellect The plea of insanity was strong
~ pressed in bis defence. The press are clamorous
for bis execution;
William Dove" says the London Daily News.
"bas been convicted of poisoning his wife by
stJ 1;hnine. In that v,rlict we cordially concur
out we do not concur in the recommendation to
mercy which accompanied It. A more cold. .blooded
crime never was committed. The murdered wo.
man was the murderer's wife-married 20 late ss
ls52-poisoned by him in 1856. The vile motive
which urged the fellow was the wish to save her
doctors bill, and perhaps-to marry another wo.
mar. The intention to commit the act was almost
proclaimed to bis friends and neighbors-to tie
DOCTOR, the clergyman, and the poor woman her
sef Certainly the hour OF death was foretod
All this OF course, was done with the view of dis.
arnns suspicion playing the villain so thorough.
~ a. 70 make the very existence of human crea-
ture capable OF such things seem a sheer impossi-
oiiity. But William Dove, like William Palmer,
MS master In the art Of murder was no tinlid ar.
list. Ills design was fixed; he held right on his
course For whole week be watched the agonies
@! ms delicate wife under the influence of styr-
cnnine; he wept over her. lamented her certain
death. Five different times did be administer the
suotIe drug; on the sixth occasion il proved fatal
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INsTKUCTInN ON TIKI

sa5sxs.l INSTRUCTION. ON THE
H$iEI PIANo.-A young isdy, " ho has had
!" MH considerable experience in teaching.
Y Y and can produce pupiis that, in ons
quarter play and sing most any ordinary piece OF
music wishes few more scholars Al che herself
received inst, ,uctions from the principal pianist Of
Jenny Lind, w. M. Hoffman,, Esq, feels confident
she give satisfaction those who encourake her
Terms as per quarterof 20 Lessons Address NJ 8.
A. box !6I POSE osfice. ,-.-fe " Pts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-08

HYDR0FHoBit.-In 8lethere WERE 10 Prussia lol
deaths from hydSophobia; in 1911, III and In the
snccrs ding years the nnnbcr especriveiy
lel. aa l27 ~ 20i 22s, 80 and as6-nakins total
of 1853 deaths In ten years II ID stated e curious
fact. that 10 Cyprus and Egypt, hydrophobis has
never been known 70 occur, II 10 believed aso that
yeas = statistics show ihs whole many DEANS
Il one month Of the ysar - any other there bsias
no real difsrsncs bstwsen summer and winfss. Ths
the true etioiogy Of canine and excson the
ony means saoIding any reasonable hope Of saecess-
full prevention.
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Bordentown who under an engagement Of mar
rage with young lady, died on Friday last Both
weIe firm believers in The doctrine Of tho spiritual
lists and uotw ithstanding the death of the former
itlwas determined that the marriage should take
place between the isembodied spirit of The young
man and living, breathing body Of his fianced
brids. Accordingly, ON Sunday the marriage csre
mony was performed between the clay cold corpse
and the warm, boomine brde. IL 10 unds rstood that
this was in compliance with the directions of the
sPrt ot the bride eeroom. The devotion VI the lady to
the spint or the memory of her lover carried her
through this ceremony without falfering hut it must
lead 10 unhs sppinsss for she doubt considers her
self ~ the wife Of one whom she shall meet in the
with him who should have been her guide and ! To-
tector. AmonG all the singular things recorded of
the spitualiss have met with nothing parallel to
ths.-1reston Gazette, dug S.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1856-03-05

MAJ. BUroRp's CoMpANY.-The Eu.
fauia Spirit Of the South contains u letter
from Major Buford in reference to his
contemplated emigration with Southern
company to Kansas. Maj. B. quotes from
TIE late Proclamation of President Pierce
and maintains that hisenterprise docs not
come within i,s prohiHlion. As La does not
contemplate anV '..aggressigs intrusion,
nor combination against the constituted
authorities of the Territory" nor any "ar.
MED intervention in is. .atfairs.' But IN
Difference 10 the Presidents Proclamation
and III eonsonance with tho true designs
If tho expedition, he announces that he
has decided 10 &C unaru,ed. The route
0: the company will be by way of Mont
gomery, Mobile and New Orleans, and
emigrsnts desiring to rendezvous at this
place arc requested to meet Mai. b. here
on the Sd Of April; those nearest Eufaula
will meet him at that place on the last day
Of March; and those nearest Montgomery
will be in that city by the 9Th of Apri...E
Messrs. Cox, BARNARD 4 Co., OF Mobile.
have offered to transport tire company
from Montgomery to Mobile free ofcliarpe
and no doubt other facilities will be libet.
ally extended to them along the route.
We arc glad to learn that" material
aid for tho expedition continues to be
raised, and that recruits are daily increas.
ing. Maj. b. says: The last three weeks
brought ninety letters, one Of which prom.
ises inc 100 men from South Carolina.an.
other so from Atlanta. Georgia, and so on
down TO one from Illinois and one from
Bos.o.,sS ;
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SPECIAL NOTICES,

HOlIoWAY'S OINTMENT AND
PILLS, ali astonishing Remedy for Erysipc-
ias-Mr. Henry Turncr, of Dover, Maine,
was afflicted with ErysipcIa,, large purple
''o'ches came on his face and neck, aud all
parts Of his body, and despite of the many
remedies he tried he was not benefited. At
length he had recourse TO llo.loway's Oin,-
ment and Pills, and made up Ris mind to
perscvere with these remedies. which he did.
The result was, that in few weeks, he was
perfectly cured, and his general health won
dcrfully improved. This case has created
quite a sensation In Maine.
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A NvBLE WoxAx's CoSfNipuru0S:-
The following letter l-qln psssi!s:sn Ia
dy Is model. Capt. Bell, in brief note
requestlng It's publication, remarks that
tho Chain mentioned is one Of considerable
value. Here, ladies Of Carolina, h a
bright excmplar. How many Of you will
hastcn to do likewisei How charming,
bow admirable il Is to SEQ woman's patri-
o6sm thus drawn into playl "Jf~sre
a man 4 ,coSid gd-ritd yo&." There
spoke heroind.s But. bsing.a woman,
slrs ia. compelled to content herself with
the requestr--Lef nae sead q ssas.''> And
there spoke a practical patriot. But No
mar the noble simplicity Of this letter by
giving il piscemeai. Hero Il is ia full
To Carr. y. B. BELf,-Sir: have
rea your letter for the cSu SO ofKansas.
It'd were a man ! would 20 with you. ]
bSlisve hs a. much our battle, as though
itwere fought on our kearlislones. Let
us meet our enemies, at tho gate, and at
tho Tsmparts, and not wait Sor them with.
in the citadel.
Let me do what can. Let me send
. man. Iencicse you gold chain 10 do
IL i trust and hopo that Col. Bugord
will obtain subscriptions 70 carry five
thousand mon.
Wuen you hare need Of moro, wvite
and publish Il; and whea tlss lisue comes
for n, We win cut o6 oav p<psoanl embsI.
9ia,mcn,s and cxposs Sl,eg6 "a ~
OSe or Tug DAUoTrrK6a ~ ~ {5c,sxxr
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Arrival Of the America.
SUPPOSED NEWS OF THE PACIFIC
COTTON ADVANCED.

IALIrAx, Eck. %, 1856.
The British aud North Americas, Mail
steamship, America, has arrived at thi-
port, ~ith Liverpool dates to the 10th in.
slant. III
The excitement with regard TO the diili
culties with the United States has sub
sided.
The appointment Of Mr.. Dallss ms Min
lister to England has been well received.
The Peace Conference meets iio1t week
at Paris.
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
LivRnAooL CorroS MARxxr.-Cotton
has advanced ] saI& per III.
loSDos MoSEr MAakxr.--M Money WAS
moro stringent. Coasols ware quoted at
90 Ia.
SUPPOSED NEWS oETIIE PACIFIC.
HALIFAX, Feb. %, 1856.
A steamer supposed to be the Pacific,
was seen l,y the America on the 10th ult.
CONGREssIONAL-THE CENTRAL
AMERICAN QUESTION,
srt WAsniSoroS, Feb. 20, 1855.
Documents were received to day by
the senate from the President, by which,
IL appears that England has made 10 for
NAL offer concerning arbitration ON tile
Cennal American Question. Lord Clar.
chdon and Mr.. buchanan have had an.
other conversation on this subject.
On Wednesday last, Mr.. Champion
s,,l,,nittol n v.<.,<.;s;.,, e.. =. 4 Z, -..:.,.
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CHEAP READING.

JUST received dircct. from the publishers
the following new and popular books.
katc Weston, or TO viii and 60 do. Tho
Hunters Feast by aTaync' Reid. Gcofrrey
Morcton or the Faihless Guardian, Awful
Disclosures by MORA Monk, Scene, In Nhe
Practice Of New York Surgeon---Thc
Lime Kiln Mar, % cts, The Know Moth
Ing Almanac, also Charles Dickens Novels,
D'israclis, Dulwers, Maryatis, Mrs. South
worth's, r. >. Arthur's, Levers, and a large
assortment of other kinds. These books
will DO sold at Charleston prices. For sale
al he Printing Oflise.
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tFor the Ledger.
PURL;c MEETING.

Agrecubiy to--notice, a inccsiEg was held
in the Court House On Mdfd6y last, for the
purpose Of ascertaining the opinion of the
people, respecting The propriety Of seuding
delegates 10 'Gsosoaibta, FOR the purpose Of
nominating delegates to the Cincinnati Dem
bcratic Convention
On motion, Mr. SAMUEL FAULKNER was
called to the chair, and X. 8. BAILEY, Np.
pointed Secretary. The Chairman ex plain
ed the object Of the meeting, after which;
Mr. p. T.. HAMMOND offered the lei lowire
resolution: a''." 20 - ''''
) Resoire,b That a committee Of five be an.
pointed to nominate N,ree delegates and
three alternatcs- ta tho Convention to be
holden W&,olumbia on the first Monday in
May next, for the purpose Of appointing
delegates to the National Democratic Ocn-
veniion, to meet in June next, for the pur-
pose of nominating candidates for the prcsi-
dency and Vice Presidency.
Mr.. HAMMOND in support Of his resolution
made some remarks, which were replied 10
by JSo. WILLIAMS, Esq'r, who was opposed
to the State meeting 10 Convention: ''Jxo.
w. Cooke, Esq'r," apprbsdd' horflie State
being rcprescntcd, anasoexpre@rd Himself.
Mtssrs BARNES, wITmERsPoSN, Jso. ID. Wy
!.rE and DIR. K. E.'WsLIk spoke warmly
'!gainst the State taking ahy part ia the mat
Rr. a 'irttcr Was Rad by the Secretary.
it3m DR.. CAurufN, wherein l,c stated that
lie Had not changed his opinion, aud was
therefore unwilling for the State tn send
Delegates. The Chairman submitted the
Resolution, when !, was MI sdop'cd.
- SAML FAULKNER, Charm.
X. 8. BAILEY, Scr'y.
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G IL + S T T. Il.
Carriage Factory.

ossS The undersigned is now pre-
jCsSJz->>>fSS pared to manufacture, at his
S--H--A--NcwE Establishment in Chester
Vile, al Kinds Of CARRIAGES adapted
To our rough and hily cOunbgy, and Of the
best Materials. He would suggest. as al
most evely man in the up country is more
or less y jn ge Of timber, before you buy
or order Carriage, no matter where, look
around and see what sort of Lumber the
builder has aud in what condition il is kept
The Carriage Maker may Lie, Boast or
Bius,cras much as he plcascs, but the grand
secret Of carriagc-making .ics in the LUM-
EER.pic
To buy cheap Negro, Horse or Car.
riagc, is TO verify the Old adagc PENN
rise and poundJooiish Give me a fair price
for NV work, and then. II L j.; rot. a...,.,
right, hold me responsible.
IL il were moi for Paint, Putty and Glue,
What would we poor Carriagc-Makcrs do !?
G. +. HOIST.
Chester Jan. 81, 1855 49-tf.
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Consumption can be Cured.

A fair,trial or Dr. Rogers Strap of liver
wort, Tar and Cahchalagua. will convince
the most skeptical sufferer, that this mcdi-
cine has no equal 10 The wofld for the cure
ofthe different stages of this dreaded disease.
Every eo,sumptive ought to read the ccrtifi-
cafes Of remarkable cures, and know its vir-
tue. For sale in Lancaster by MAGII.L g.
HEATH, an by Druggists everywhere.
PnIcE.-ln large bottles 81, orF3 bottles
for $3.50.
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SOCIW C.lHOLIN.l,
LANCASTER Di'rGIcr.
BY James II. UUAerxpoop, Exg,;rc. (
J...,,,, =. 80 ~.


By James n. UTAerSpoop, hxguiyc. Dr.
di"a'y for sail District.
-. Whereas, Eli Knight and Jonathan Knigi.t
have applied to me for Letters Of Admins
trati"n on all and singular the goods and
Cha,tcls, Rights aud Credits OF EIi~haba
Knight (widow0 late Oft the District atorr
said. deceased.
These are, therefore, to cite and aln.ouiSh
all and singular, the kindred and creditors
of the said deceased, to be and appear be-
fore me at our next ordinary's Court for
said district, 10 be- holden Mt EpncaStcr Court
House on the l7th day OF March inst, TO
show cause, if any, why the said adminis,ra-
ton should not be granted.
- Given under my hand and seal.
! l." 5. this 3rd day of March, in the
- )lcar of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and ifty.siv AMI in the ciLh-
ticth year of American Independence.
LANES II. WlTlIE3SpOON,O O. L. d.
Feb. q, 1896. p.f 300.
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IN EQUTTN.-l.ANCASrER DISTRICT
Niggcrs MoLlry and Mary \. his Wife, vs..
George w. Dolby. ct. al.
Bill 10 enforce m ENrru:ion at Law, t. sub.
jy't an Equity t" pay u l"yoI demand, and
for relief.
IT appc1ricg 10 my satisfaction, that Geo
w. D"nv. one Of the Defendants in above
C"s"rrsid"S without the Limits Of the State.
1t j. therefor, ordered, on motion of Cooke.
Soiivitor for CuwpiairanlS, that the said
George W. Doby d" plead. answer or dcmur
10 ia" Eill in above Case. on o.. before the
2lNt Of May. 1880, otherwise Judgment pro
cuntt,So will bc ordered against him.
JAMES II. WirIiERSPOON.
Com. Equity for l.. ID.
commissioners Dicr Lancaster &. IT,.
). e., Dec. 9th, loJ5.-l-3m Prs fee 100
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APPROXIMATION PRIZES


The two preceding and The two succeeding
numbers to those drawing the first 200
Prizes, will be entitled to the 500 ApproNi-
nation Prizes. For example If Ticket
No. ll2jO draws the s35.2SO prize. those
tickets numbered ll2IS. 1928. iI2jI and
ll2J2, will each b, entitled to 500, and so
on according TO TO the above scheme.
PLAN OF TIE LOTTERY.
In the above scheme there are 3O. 900 tick
cts, nnmbrrc from 90 10000. There are
200 iuiI Prizes and 500 Approximations, ma.
king II all 1000 Prizes.
The numbers from 20 10000 correspond
ing with the numbers on the tickets. print-
ed on separate slips Of paper. are rolled mn
and cucirri"d with small lin tubes and pa"-
ed a. u Glass Wheel.
Thy amounts OF the different 200 fail
prizes similarly printed and cnrirclcl. are
placed IN another wheel. At,r~rcv"!,ing the
wheels, nnmLrr is lrawu rrol the wheel
oi numbers. and nj the same Tins. prize j
drawn from thc other wheel. hy boys who
arc bindfnIdrd. The number and the prize
drawn ont are opened and exhibited to the
audience and registered by the Commissions
cr, the prize being placed against the mum.
h"r drawn. Ih" operation = repeated un-
t. all tnr prizes are drawn ont. 'rnc draw
in" is TIL printed, and after comparison,
the Commissioner ccrti'ics 10 It's correct.
ness.
c+J" Prizes payablo in fall. without de-
durli"n.
Address orders Tor Tickets 10
Il. FRANCE & CO.,
Baltimore Ma.
February -, 1870 lit
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General Debility----Ill
Health.

Many Of the most dcSpotic governments have
opened their Custom Houses to the introduce
ton of these Pills, that they may become the
medicine of the masses. Learned Colleges ad-
init that this medicine is the best remedy ever
ever known for persons OF delicate health, or
where the system has been impaired as its in.
vigOrating properties never fail To afford relief
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Female Complaints.

No Female, young or old. should be without
this celebrated medicine. 1t corrcctS and reg
u'ates the monthly courses Mt all periods acting
in many cases Ike a charm. 1t is also the best
and safest mcdlcipc that can bc given to chill.
dren of all ayes, and for any complaint; conse-
qncatly no Lunily should be without it..
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AUCTION SALE.

WILL be sold in front of the Court
House on Tuesday Of Court week, 3 or /
Carriages and Bnggys to the highest biicr
on a Credit unit! The lst January 1857, with
note and security if required. The sale will
be positive. AS bargains may b" expected
persons in need of Carriages will do well
TO attend. =. u. lannon's
March ), 1856 3-2,
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MARKETS.

SHANLES fUT'I Il CD. %.
COTTON.--Thc general aspect Of tic
market, az wclins the ruling prices, contin-
ued during the"focpsut Of the day in the
same depressed state ss'rrported for two
days previous. The Americas later ac.
counts, however, telegraphed and promulga.
ted at the commencement Of the afterpart
impaired fresh impulse TO the inquiry and
again advanced prices fsli t, being their for
mer decline subsequent TO the Asia's advi-
ces. The sales Of the day footed about
2550 bales, of which about i6OO'bales after
the accounts were gcncfally promulgated.
The following are the partlculars: 81 bales
at 81; "a at 81; 8 at 81; roo at o; 900 at OF;
393 st VIZ 81 at %; a5o at Oh; 100 at 81; ss
ri -; 6I9 At 10; I40 at I0t; 2SS at i0t; Ito
st lot; cents.
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To Rent.

TIE Store house under The printing Of
Zee. Possession given at once.
II. s. BAILEY.
Fch'y l3. 1856 5l-tf
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STATE or SOUTH CAROLINA.
LANCASTER DISTRICT.

I, RACHEL MINERVA FUNDER-
BURK, wife of Abel B. Fundor6urk, jr, of
the State and District aforesaid--laborer,
hereby give public notice, that. at the cxpi-
ration Of one month from the date hereof
intend to become u sole trader and free deal
or.
February I3, 1856. 5l--il f
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Dyspepsia and Liver
COMPLAINT.

Nearly half the human race have taken these
Pills. 1t has been proved in all parts OF the
world, that nothing has been found equal tu
them in cases of disorders Of the liver, dySprp-
Sia and stomach complaints generally. They
soon give healthy tone TO these organs how
eyer much derangcd, and when all other means
have failed
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Carpets, Oil-Clotlas, &C.,
At Low Prices for Cash!
George T.. h.. ssyatl,

-No&. lii "n6 4IG ProrI- Street, (,,car
Chohham) Nc'C- Iorh,
AS now in store, and is constantly re-
4 L cciving Il wELI.-AssoRTED STOCK or
CARPETS. Ou..CLoTHs. &c. to which he
invites public attention, believing that an
examination of both quality and prices. will
prove satisfactory to Merchants and To
Purchasers generally, who buy for Cash.
li!S Stock consists OF
RICH VELVET TAPESTRY g. BRU,S-
Sells CARPETS. IN NEW DESIGNS;
SUPERIOR ENGLISH 81. AMERI-
lCAN 3-PIN, AND INGRAM
& y /, = f. rs:
Comprising many New Patterns, made eX-
rrcNsly for first class trade Also,
TwiIlcd and pIaia Venetian Hall and Stair
Carpets. Oil Cloths in widths from To
- feet, in various qualities. Rich Mosaic
Tuitcd and Common Hearth Rugs and
Door.matS of different sorts. Table and
Piano Covers Of Choice Patterns. Al
J-l aud 6-4 Plaid and Plain Matlings.-
Window Shades Of desirable stylcs.--
Stair CoTe-ings, Stair RodG, aud al other
ari.elcs usually Kept in Carpet Stores.
HE Il ALSO AGENT FOR SELLING
Caraart 81 Nye's Power Loom Threc-plv
and Ingram Carpets, rs we'll MS B:lrbcr's
Auhnrn Prison-madc Brussels 3-ply. Ingram
ana Venetian Carpets and Rugs.
All which will he fairly represented TO
purchasers. and sold at fair prices.
July %, Ally.