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The FATE OF CHRIS. LY-W lille was i'm
Nicaragua last winter wrote you an account of
the arrest of Chris. Lilly, the we'll known New
! ork fancy man. and the confiscaton of his
little vessel, loaded with coffee and cocoa by the
heet OF Guatemala. Ii was stated some time after
that Lilly had been released by the Gautemali an
or Salvadorian government. But many months
having TRANSFERRED without his having turned up.
suspicion of foul play began to be entertained
and an inquiry was instituted, resulting in proof
that he and his companion, named Yates, were
most brutality murdered 10y the commander of the
Guatemalian feet So writes correspondent of
the New York Times from Central America
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ID Letters from Hayti state that Capt. James
A. Leet, OF the American bark A. c. Washburn,
belonging to Bristol, r. l., had been thrown in
prison for driving local trapper Of foreign sea
men from of has vessel when engaged in tamper-
ing with his crew. Captain Leet was very harshly
dealt with, and officers appeals to the Minister
in his behalf met with no consideration The
Emperor refused to see the Acting Consul OF the
L nited States on the subject. which had prod
great excitement. The weather was very favora-
bic for the collection Of the coffee CROP which
would be immense, averaging COCO, 900 pounds,
an excess Of over 2O,O00,0 c0 pounds over that of
last wear
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IL The San Juan correspondent of the New


York Times says:
Among the passengers who arrived here by the
Columbus Were VIM. Carey Jones, Esq and
Gen. Canas, both from Costa Rica, where Mr.
Jones had been since July. curious fact trans
plred during his stay here. A package was re-
crived directed to a woman here, and Mr. Jones
was accidentally present when it was opened
On opening the package there fell from ii upon
the floor a smooth gold ring. AS it fell, Mr.
aye has been sent by Thomas Edwards who
robbed me.''
Another person picked up the ring and asked
Mr.. Jones if it had anything engraved on the in
side. He replied that II had s'Thine on earth
thine in heaven and so it proved to have. The
letter was then read, and found to be from Ed
wards, stating that he enclosed a ring and fifty
expenses TO Costa Rica, where she was to Join
him. The package, however, had no money in
it, but bore conclusive marks Of having been re-
Gently opened
Mr.. Jones, being xiOus thus to Fl the crime
on Edwards, wished to find out the Kind of gold
forwarded by him; and the fact being evident
that the package had been broken open in the
office OF the Commandante, the parties proceeded
at once to that gentleman's office. and asked him
If he delivered this package Showing him the
one referred to- 10 the boy He answered that he
did; but he denied having opened il, and the
money was not To he found. After some further
parley the parties left him, and proceeded to Law
the whole matter before General CanaS, he being
cognizant of the robbery previously perpetrated
in his own State by Edwards, and his opinion
was conclusive as to both robberies They then
gave over to Gen Canas all the papers relating to
the matter, to he placed in the hands Of the proper
authorities.
The above will enligh those interested as to
the security OF their correspondence.
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SLAVERY IN OREGoN.-The Oregon Constitu-
tional Convention has completed its labors and
adjourned, and the people will vote on the con-
stitution next Monday, and at the same time
choose between two clauses, one of which recog-
Misses slavery and the other prohibits it, 1t is
stated that five of the eight Democratic papers
published in Oregon have come out in favor of
establishing slavery in that Territory Among
the advocates of the policy is Gen. Lane, the
Democratic delegate to Congress. The Conven-
ton to form constitution chose pro-slavery
man for president
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IL Scarlet feveris scourging portion Of the
Mississippi .. - -e......
ID In Quebec there is not a single new vess el
put upon the stocks this winter.
ID Mr.. Wilde, Of Wareham, Mass, was
drowned while out oysteTing, on saturday.
III From the year 1882 10 1856, the loss of
life on the ocean was four Thousand three hun
dred and sixty three. ~"
III Mr. Sewer, clerk In the Nilsson ri Legis-
latufe, on Friday night accidentally fell OF the
the Capitol, distance of sixty feet. He was
found insensible, and probably cannot recover.
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A DEAD MAN WITH Four EARs-The ~ Y.
Mirror of yesterday says that Coroner Hills held
an inquest this morning at the foot of 93d street
"pon the remains of a man found In a roughly.
made box The body was much mutilated and
from the fact OF two more ears than decea, ed
was presnrkd to have had, being in the box il
had evidently been a subject Of dissection by
some careless students
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III 80 complete Were the arrangements
throug bout the State Of Massac husetts for collect.
Ing and transmitting the election returns, and
the morning succeeding fh. election the Boston
papers published the entire vote of the State.
with the excep ton Of twelve towns
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ID Mr.. james n. Alley, Of Ninot, Me,
is the father of twenty-five children, among
whom there are six pairs of twins. Naturally
enough Mr. Alley is an object of great curiosity
to the ladies Of Maine, who flock from all parts
OF the State to get look at him. and in such
numbers as seriously to incommode him in his
work, although their interest is manifested i'm the
most respectful manner
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NEw PUBLICATIONS TAYLOR & Maury
we have the Westminster Review October num-
ber-furnishing its usual quota of reading mat
ter, such as 10 man who desires to keep well
posted in the literature and history of the day can
dispense with
From 8. DeCamp & Co, ABS Pennsylvania av-
enue, we have three of Reynolds latest {and
however abused, universally ready works-''The
Gypsy Chief, Wallace, - and "Robert Bruce -
Also, from DeCarnp we have Warren-s thrilling
"Diary Of Medical Student, and also an expo
sition Of the signs, ceremonies &c, of the new
independent Order Of the Sons of Malta -
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THELATE MRS. RrsH.-It will be recollected
that few months ago, the papers gave an ac-
count of the loss by this lady, Of s20, 900 worth
OF jewels, which were distracted from her apart
menfs after one Of her splendid entertainments
The police were Informed of the robbery and
were actively engaged in the search for the
thieves, when they were informed by the lady
supposed that she had discovered the d elna uent,
VINO proved to be person she, in her kindness
OF heart, would not expose. : .-I ~ = :
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HI A few days ago, little son and daughter
OF Rev. Mr.. Flanagan, of Lachine, Ca were re-
turning home from school, when the sister acct
dentally fell from drawbridge into the canal,
where the water was very deep. The brother in
stantiy plunged in after her, and finally after
sinking TO the bottom twice with his sister in his
arms, succeeded in rescuino her
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VERY SAD-We find the following in the Sche
nectady Star of Monday:

Norman Van Buren,, of Ballstsn, Saratoga
county, shot himself accidentally this morning
about O'Clock. He was cleaning his gun, which
probably struck against something. causing if 70
90 of, the charge going straie hit to the heart He
staggered few steps, aud fell dead. What
makes this event peculiarly sad is the fact that
Mr.. Van Buren, was to have been married this
srening. Our informant is gentleman who CON
veys the sad intelligence to his intended bride ~
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II The citizens of Piedmont, Va, have hung
In efhgy David Holt, Isaac Dunn and Ben jamin
D. StumU. the three magistrates who Gschargcd
man named lessee Weller, arraigned for steal
ing.
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STATE ELECTrOSs.-The election in New Y ork
has gone for the Democrats by about $3.50 plu-
rality over the Republicans far as heard from
The Democrats have also probably elected ma
jority OF the members Of Assembly. The Senate
remains in the hands Off Republicans. Is Re-
publican Senators are elected against - Demo
Gratis and ! Fusion candidate
The latest returns from Wisconsin show a ma
jority of 900 for Randall, Republican candidate
for Governor. The Republicans have also a ma
jority in both branches of the Legislature The
vote, however, shows large falling off on the
Republican ticket Freemont's majority in the
in the State was IL ,66s.
In Ohio the plurality for Chase, Republican,
for Governor, over Payne, is 500. Fremont's
majority over Buchanan was 16 623
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IL Thanksgiving in Michigan, Nov 26. u
States have appointed the same day. In South
Carolina, Maine, and Mississippi, Nov 10Th is
the day.
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IL The fire at Whitby, Canada West, de-
stroyed the office of the Montreal Telegraph
most of the instruments, however, were saved
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III The /" Sons of Malta" residing in Phila-
delphia, have donated s650towards relieving the
distresses of the poor in that city.
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III The New York papers announce that
Oakley Halls attempt to close the liquor stores in
that city, on Sundays, failed completely.
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III A dispatch from Cincinnati saws: oTbe
slave case trial here has resulted in the delive
ance of the slaves to their masters by Judge Car
Ter, and they have been carried to Kentucky,
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EVENING STAR.
WASHINGTON CITY:
SATURDAY .. November Z, 1851
THE WEEKLY STAR.

AprOpOs to the times is the capital story in
our weekly paper of this date The Sorrows
of Married Man." good love story is 4" My
Pretty Cousin )" and there is something to stir
the blood in the "Backwood's Adventure. !"
There is host Of other admirable outside ar
ticles, too many to be particularized.
The inside presents a rich budget, indeed, of
fresh Washington News and Local matter, to-
gether with foreign and domestic news, person
al and political intelligence, etc, etc. Price
3 cents for single numbers; or 81 Is per year
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FLORA Just OFT

II FEOKA JUST OUT!
L HAVE this day received a new Iot of my new
A,r-tlgnt Flat top COOKING STOVES, -
expressly for this market made very heavy ~
and strong OF the best Pennsy vans malIea- ~
bic iron. i have called 10 the Flora Air-tig hit Cook
ing Sove, patented 1887, heavy and thick, for fami
use. and destined TO be the cooks delisht. IL win
any cooking stove IN this market and has attached
to IL n summer arrangement
For sale only at C. Woodward's METROPOLITAN
Stove and Crate Factory, Nos. 3ls and 32 Pennsy l.
vania avenue between 10th and 18th streets.
n7-6t Z. WOODWARD.
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SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS.
The Un,on continues to discuss the banking
system and its defects and abuses.
The Ltteliigeneer argues for the revival OF
the Wing party and its issues.
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ATTENTION!

USICAL NOTICE.
II. n. SPEfR, Piano TUNER, REGULATOR, AND
kEPAIRER, having practical ex perience ---a
81 fourteen years IN the empl' y of MessrsEVfT
Stodart Morris, piano manufacturers IS w
New York, offers his services to the eltiz ans of
Washington and the District.
Old = amos that have become wiry in tone and de-
fectve from long use, be restored their org-
nal brililancy at a very small expense.
Orders left at the Piano Store OF Mr., Richard
Davis. $40 Pa. avenue between 9Th and 10th streets
will meet with prompt attention. n73.
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LIST OF LETTERS

City, DC, November Z, 1857.
tOrdered to DO inserted IN the EvENINs STAR, 10
being the having the largest circulation of
any daily paper published in Washington
List, viii pIeass say theg aT De I . s
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The Subscriber returns his sincere thanks TO the
public for their liberia patronage to the
hrm, and hopes they will continue the kk&A
same to him AT the old stand 49e 7th street tA
where he will continue to keep every artI. Ii
Gle in the SADDLE, HARNESS, and -' sf
n71eost '''' JAMES 8. TOPHAM. :
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AMUsKMKHTs.

THE BA LII OF THE WASHINGTON
j. YAGERS viii take place on the .sth OF "a
Dec, mber next. VI -
Particulars will be given a in future adver- ~
tIsemeBt. 80 TnS, fIk
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"OFF FUNcHAL, MADEIRA, July 10, 1857.
This is a beautiful island, the most beautiful
ever saw, and having the finest temperature
Yesterday, went ashore and mounted horse
(they have elegant animals on the island-Anda-
insian breed,) in order to see the sights comfort
ably, as the steep streets and cobble stones of Ma
deifa are anything but pleasant to our feet
Among the numerous places I went to- was the
church NneNrd Senhora del Monte, or the church
OF Our Ladyof the Mount, about two miles up
the mountain, and about three miles from Peak
Renio. IL Is church 5 600 feet above the 60,
away up on the summit of a mountain and TN,
road to ID winds around the base, about sir miles
through the most superbv beautiful country Won
can possb imagine. Far below you see the
haIbor, and the ships lying placidy In the road;
and occasionally you pass the "Quebradas, J
which would make You shudder to look over
The gentlemen Of the island have their "quiu,as;,
or country houses all along the sides and you see
every fruit and vegetable you can imagine"
"The church Of our Lady of the Mount is an
old ruin, built ia I45O 30 years after the discovery
OF the Island
s. The tradition of this discovery IL very inter
esfing. History says tbat young English gen
teman-Robert Mackim--fell ia love with Il
Spanish lady Of rank, who was being educated in
aconvent In order to take the veil She was very
oeautiiui, and not obtaining the cons ent Of her
i1ends 10 the union, he ran away with her N
was married. Embarkng for France from Cadiz,
In order 10 avoid the fury of her relatives, he
countered gale Of wind aud was driven in the
vessel far OF her course, and after time came in
sight OF Madeira. wberS no lan dad NTH Anna
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PHILIP oTTERBAcK.

Gin REWARD.-Strsyed from the subscy,ber
sIr H SS Monday last: three BIZ NrA
back and white, horned. and one white
buffalo The above reward will be paid NJ secured
Market. No. 81. " e - INC
n ST LAS. E IQHNSnN
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N ELAINOTYPEx.

rrHE LATEST ~ - 1870
L most importan ~ = NJ
impr ovemeEt in tn kl,ES1A
photographic prossss, y ~ HI&fA8
IL the MsLAnoryrx,
which 10 taken ON an ensmsisd iron uiate. prs.
pared OF pressiy for the purpose.
1t 10 finished without kslsap Of 6ror varnisk Of
any kind snd therefore viii not blister or crack in
cold weather, - will the sAmlsotypc. Instead Of
being vanished the picture u galvanized In = GAL
ssnis battery, which. BY giving 1t soatingof all
Yer, renders itimpervious to atmospheric changes
The y elsinotype posaesScs many adssntAges owe,
al osher pictares. 1t will receive fall without
fracture, bend without injury. II may BE- WASHED
when soiied. ana handled without the face bsina
nsrrsd, unlcus abused BY rough scratching, whicf
would defsee the best oil painting. In perfect do
tineation Of detail she best
While II has mono Of the glare ich forms ciie
Objection 70 those pietares. efsa
Whom coiored, tho Msisinoty peysry muchrsssn
bios painting ON Ivory. Fei inserting IN lock sts
pins or rngs, no other picturec pare With II
Tbs MaisiLotyps is . PArEsr rIcruKK, and y Cl
BRO. arc the only artists in thiscity who nav,
| right 70 take them. II you want coon rIc4res
cali HtGuES'GALLEkY, No. So Man xtrset, Be-
| tween Sd and 9TH, and exauinc specimens Of ID,
NELAINGTfPE. Ifeb5.d
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Refer also to j Nj. Brceien, David Collier. b. A.
Day, DIN SvartEt c. a. u. Parsons. Rude 4 Muir
ply, Builders VIM. Graham, Builders; Aigdon,
Booth 4 Co., Builders Davis Price, Painters.
yNHA undersigned has purchased the Patent
Right for 26 counties in the southern part Of
Iowa Of W. L. Chids co.. Patent Elastic &c.
ment Roofing, and 10 prepared TO introduce 1t into
use M thA cities of heokak, Harrington, and the
accessible county towns, sud a. KS The attention OF
the publs Ia lis xuprri1iii, ~ Ieeiihg 1Rtrrist
Architects and Daiidcis should not fail TO OK
anime this roeing, asitls cheaper and bitter than
any they nave used
IL 10 admirably suited for the roofing af Cars,
Car lLoases, popots, Steamboats,, Mills, foundries
and Barns as we,ils every description OF Dwelling
and Business Hsusss.
THIS material forms a hard, smooth and elastic
surface, contracting and xpaiaing With the at
mospheric changes. II is more nearly fre.proof
than any other. 1T istmperyiuus TO ali moisture
win not evaporation crack, will il thu
material on which III laid as Will tar pitch and
other roofs. tf its durability there IL no question:
having had trial of ever i years. Ills prscti-
caliy imrerishabie, having been several times sub.
Jected to severe rias IA cases OF IRE and in every
instance has come oatuf the ordeal uninJured.
Another desirable quality of this Roofing is that
IL can DC pat upon tat steep roofs VITA equa ut
ity, sna can be laid oyer old roofs OF lin, xiue
o. shingles, aud renaer them perfectly tight. Iu
kkM AiikABLEC hEAPNEss is one of its great
disidsrstsms, costing much less than AIRY other
roo6ag. ONLY SIN LuLLAkS per square. and
IL will be applied 20 metal roofs Tor So so per |
square.
Prompt attention will be given TO all orders
left a,J. u. Hoopers Drug Store, corner of Main
and Third streets, No.T6, where any Information
IN regard toat will be given, and where the most
satisfactory references and testimonials in regard
10 its utility esn,bc seen.
viii llloriars for tAis roofing to those residing
a. distance, with directions forts use.
County kights fer sale.
JAMES ii. RICE.
No. &c, corner Min and Thiri-sts.,
keoknk, Iowa.
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10 HU NDU q.

G. \. Perry has consolidated Gro. ". AcCnAsS
his lawful Attorney to sell 10 any one desiring q
purchase property For actual Improvement, during
his absence East, sepe o9 tho most desirable pro
ersy within the city imits, upon terms which will
secure home in the most beautiful part u thu
city.
Enquire at the ONCE o. AcCaAay 1 BRucs, on
Third street, between Main = johnson.
jy8du asssxs Oh. PERRY. 4
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PATENT MASTIC ROOFING!
e.. GDvBKES. JR..

ioFFICE MAIN-sT, OVER THOMPSoNs SHOE STORE.)
ira
4 a
Il L. r. n
NILS
he msn,ad vrnas
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may bic Vi he-
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sAAkee.partnsrship heretofore sxistin ebstWssu
= ). :. hAra = 6oa 10 this day dissolved By NJ.
tuAl consent. s5 h n f.ETs9,
The basinssa wili hereafter - transacted snder
the style and arm Of HART BAkBRR, . vAeo
most eordisily ipvits ~ pAtsensee Of on
frisnds and the public asRsraay. FIX. HART.
Ksokuk, Jply 10. Why're "a. 1--4
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. UN0N N1k BEAN OAELEHH,
No. - Msin street, between Second and Third.
NJ It'll large aud splendid bky-Light, the
w best In the city Of Ksokuk. i have lifted up
ny rooms ON the north side Vt Main st., fer The
sxpsoss purpose Of taking pictures II ali kinda In
the photographic art, for 81 co. and can take pic
.ures - we'll In dark and cloudy days ~ ia lkAt
kings, Bfacelets, -. Views Of Residences, Store
Fronts, Stsamkoats and Landscape.
mylldem FL. HYINUELL Artist.
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IMPORTER AND DEALER in

china, Glnas ana Quccnxware,
SOLAR LAMPS, CASTORS 4 SPOONS,
TABLE CUTLERY LOOKING GLAssIs &C,
Msis-st.t 3 dosrt below I'll,
rliHk attention # purchasers is yesr,ctfully In
s.t,d To the abUyt stock, " hieh will BE- found to
comprise the newest ialgt st aud best assortme nt
Of tbs kind het,d for sale in this city all Of
whi,h are offered nj Prices to suit the times -
Keeper. afd al in want VI the sbovc articles win
sioAe to torehasing elsewhere.
jurrsd G.. FOSTER
MN ltonstone Dining, Tea and Toilet
W Ware, Of new and beau tiful shapes, fersaie
in seis " pieces tosGit purchasers, by
j.si GEO FOSTER. 4
LNtNE decorated q ina Vases, CoIernes, Match
L Baxcs. tandlcst.tts, Card Baskets, lnls, Motto
Cups ard sauoers, etc in great variety, and for
sale low, sy GEO. FOSTER.
juucsd
,ERANbolbe 10 sets or pairs new and rich
~ styles for sails b. GEO. FOSTER.
gums
LAssN aEI IN great variety, Goblcts. Wines
~ Esg ulassae, cht mpmgnes ,Cordalr Dccanters
Wine Eottiss, bar, Table m Soda Tumh Bit
ter1io'tlesy saivers, / agnrs. Spoon Stands, Bowls
Preserve Dishes, Celery classes, syrup Bottles
Salts sCruets Jars, Lamps, CnndlestickF NJ Issscs
Cans Lamp Chimncys, Globes, Ae., DC, by far the
best assortment in town for sale ~ close figures 1t
the New Crockery Stofeof GEO. FOSTER.
juneSd
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II nov thsbestin the Wet. having ri u lars
y est and most eopvente1f Ferry boats s6oet. the
GATE CITY and HAMILTON BELLE, xhich
will RAJ regularly. aud pass every one safsly and
.sss ss ps!!:. = i. az ss. sssr q
pssseves u doipE utti1 avery obstscls hss be-
0sssons, ssd their Ferry shAlI Be- the very hsst for
the accommodetion of tbs trade of onr city.
povsy md s@pEiW eecsNmOdAtidnS for towing
md kes pleasuSsezeursieBs, aud will u Ia fsaAi-
ness - saeh Rurpoes 9 III timer On short notice
~. ~ SAMPLE, Pres'tK. AA.F.co.
June -, e51.dQ sy "a s3T9 "a 49,
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VNDEwTAKEu,x Car,n

ERIN CARD.
The undersigned begs leayes 70 inform tho al IL
zens ~ keoh9k ard vicinity, that he has establish.
"a himself in'the Undertaking BURNERS in all It's
bssnchcs, aud viii keep on hand an sssost snt Of
ss.A Ai.A~ IA az a l. As ia and NuuU cor FINS,
which he will finish and trim according to order
aud at the shortest notice.
Hecffes and Carriages FgtnisafA--From his Ion I
experience in the business he feels confident thaf
he eanno. fail TO give satisfactipn.
Cooling Boards can be had by calling at the Of.
fee, where orders will he received aud attended TO-
day ornight.
v. T. PERKINS,
jc30d3m 10 Main ST., between I'd and Sd.
over Thompson IS Boot and Shoe store.