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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-07-02

9JoHE QUERY snd JANE QUERY, OF
county Antrim, ,(since married to-GRUBB,
probably who are supposed to live in Rich
lano county, are informed of the death of
their sister, BAKBARY QUERY, and that
they. together with ANDREW QUERY, and
he children of a deceased sister, who reside
in county Antrim, Ireland, are heirs to a
small propertey left by BARBARY. in Bel
mont County, Ohio. They will write to
JOHN DuBoIs, ST. Clairsville, Ohio, WIG
has been appointed administrator:
Newark papers please copy.1
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BAR MEr1Iso-rHE Tes11noN1An r

BAR MEEIINa-rHE TESTIMONIAL Re-
CARDS OF THE ST. CLAIRsvILLE BAR TO
THE MEMORY OF MILLER PENNINGTON,
ESQ, DEcEAsED.-At meeting of the St.
Clairsville Bar. convened at the Court House,
for the purpose of taking into consideration
the means expressive of the sentiments in
which MILLER PENNINGTON, Esq, was he'd
By the members thereof, it was, on the mo-
tion of d. d. T. Cowen, Esq resolved that
the meeting be organized by calling c. C.
Carroll, Esq, to the chair.
And il was further resolved, on motion
of d. L. Jennings, Esq, that o. J. Swaney
act as Secretary.
The chair then proceeded to state the OBJ
ject of the meeting; and thereupon, on mo-
ton, the Chair appointed d. d. T. Cowen
". S. Kennon, and C. Arick, Esqs., Com
mittee for the purpose of drafting resolu.
tions suitable for the occasion; and aftel
retiring for consideration reported the fol
lowing, which were read:
MILLER PENNINGTON, one Of the member:
of our Bar. after short but brilliant career
is dead. Yesterday, at the going down o
the sun, the country, the Bar, and his .am
lily suffered this great bereavement, and w
have assembled to give expression TO th'
sentiments and emotions to which the occa
sion has given rise.
As lawyer, his untiring industry an
ability, with his persuasive e.oquence, mad
him deservedly eminent and successful. A
citizen, he was public spirited beyond an.
. of his associates. His heart was in ever
enterprise projected for the public veal
For years to come the me of public affairs
wanting his ready intellect and jealous Gu
operative will, will have occasion to remem
Der and to regret his loss. But whateve
of excellence or success may have attende
him in these departments of life, it was i
his domestic and social relations that he ap
peared to the greatest advantage. There
indeed, he was altogether unexceptionabl
and admirable. He was surpassingly deyo
ted as husband and father, and geberou
as friend.
We tender to his bereayed widow our sir
cere and heartfelt, coincidence in her gre'
affection.
Resolved. That we together attend q
funeral of our departed brother, and that u
chair appoint committee of eight of Of
own number to act as pall-bearers.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-07-02

MEDICAL.-The Belmont Medical So.
ciety will met at the Norton House in Bell.
aire, on Thursday 18th day of July, 1857
at 10 O'Clock, A. M. President Schooley
will deliver his inaugural: DR.. Dyas, will
read an essay.
Glass No II, consistingof Drs. Walker,
Warfeld, H. West. 8. B. West, Williams,
Werlich and Updegraff, will report cases.
HENRY WEsT, Sect.
June 25th, 1857.
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5n(arrito.

At Pleasant Retreat, on the lot ulL, bv the
Rev. B. Mitchell, Mr.. SAMUEL EBBITTs. of Wash.
ington, Pa, 10 Miss SARAH c. SPARKsMAN of Pleas
ant Retreat
With the above came good supply of choice
cske, for which the happy couple have the printers
blessings and best wishes throughout long life.
On Sunday. June 81, at Monmouth, Illinois, by
Rev. Mr.. Tucker, Mr.. ALLEN BRoNHALL. and Miss
HARRlETT FowLTE, late CT GAINESVILLE. Ohio
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-07-02

At a meeting of the class in penmanship
under the instruction of Professor Jno. d.
Williams, held at the Court House on Sat.
urday evening. June 9th, the meeting was
Organized by c"lling r. E. Chambers TO the
chair, and appointing w. S. Patton Secre-
tary. = =
On motion Messrs. Elliott, Thoburn, and
Hewetson were appointed Committee to
draft resolutions expressive of the sense of
the meeting. The Committee reported the
following preamble and resolutions, which
were unanimously adopted:
WHEREAS, This evening closes the course
of instruction with which We have been So
highly favored by Professor Jno. D. Will
liams, and we, his pupils, feel confiden, that
we have enjoyed rare opportunity of i'm
provement in the art of penmanship; and,
whereas, the universal feeling and convic-
tious of the class accord to him the highest
proficiency, and we deem this public express
sion of our high appreciation of his ability
as an artist and teacher eminently due him.
Therefore,
Resolred, That as a pehman Professor
Williams has few equals and in our knowl-
edge no superior, and that the knowledge
and skill to which he has sttained, together
with his rare faculty of communicating the
same to others, give him a position in his
profession to which few can aspire, and Al
higher than which none may hope to attain
RESOLVED, That our most sincere thanks
are due him, both for the Invaluable instruc-
tion communicated, and for his very gentle
manly bearing and department toward the
class whilst under his instruction.
Resolued, That he bears with him our
most earnest wishes Tor his future happiness;
and that the brilliant success which has so
richly rewarded his past exertions as an ar
tist may equally attend leng and distin-
guished future.
R. E. CHAMBERS, Prest.
w. S PATTON, Secretary.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-07-02

tATAL AccIDENT-Two LIVES LOST
We regret to learn that while frame build
ing was being raised yesterday forenoon on
the farm OF Mr.. Thomas Fenton, in Meigs
township, piece fell while the men were
endeavorng to stra ghten it. bruising TWO or
three persons slightly, and killing two-Mr.
Joseph Pierce and Mr.. George Smith, both
of Melgs. Mr. Smith died instantly land NJ
Pierce died in about three hours after the
accident -Zanesuaie Courier.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-07-02

"Oh, very well Mr. Architectural will
do! And now. after your very ingenious
distinction without difference.perhaps you
ceGld inform the court who was the archi-
tect of the Tower OF Babell"
And now mark the reply-which, for
Promptness and wit, is perhaps not ro be ri
vailed the whole history of rejoinder:
There was no architect, sir-and hence
the confusionI''
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-07-02

Gev. GEARY Adm ministration in Kansas
with complete history OF the Territory
until June lS57,is new work of wide in
terest TO the people. 1t is written BY JOHN
H. GIHoN, NJ. d., Private Secretary to Gov
GEARY. The work is now being published
and will-be out in few days. ]. H. C..
WHITIrG Publisher, N. E. Corner OF Chest
nut and Fifth streets, Philadelphia.
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->>-~-NO7-s'~~N-' -
WHOLESALE MARKET.
a5Netu advertisements,
PROBATE COURT.

The Slate of Ohio Belmont County, SS
NJ Office is hereby given, that the fol
Y lowing named Executors. Administrators and
Guardiaus have fl led their accounts and vouchers III
nv office for settlement. TO wit:
Nathaniel Tay lor. Admir- OF Elizabeth Taylor, Gec
John Pollock, Exr OF John Wiley, decd.
Joseph Caldwell, Guardian OF Susan SpIliman.
Ioseph P. Arrick, Adu r of Mary Ann Tyson, dec.
William Kennon, Guardian of Josephus RAIL
Allen Bond, Admir- de bonis non OF Simeon i.aisn-
lanes N. Turner Admir- of Thomas Beck decd.
Ropert Patton Admir- OF David Patton, decd.
VIM Caldwell and ]. En- bree, Adm'rs OF Samuel
Pickering, decd. ,,,-,.
Joseph R. Crawl ford and Juliann III cMIllan, Adm'rs
of Ira ]. Mcmillan, decd
VIM. McCracken, Admir- OF William MeCaskey
decd. H.,
Henry James, Admir- of Matilda Scoles, decd.
lanes Weir and John Orr, Errs oil steel nmHh
decd. IN IT.. s W.
Jo,n AuIt, Admir- Il f Frederick Auit, decd.
Ephraim Stonebreaker and James GLADDEN., Ex RI
of james T. Granfel, decd.
LemueI Dallas, GuT6ian OF Sarah Ann Smith
ST and 4. Davis. Adm'rs OF Jacob Davis, dec d
The first four above named accounts will be fo
hearing and settlement the 9th, the next foui oil
the esh the next four the 99th. the next four OF
3Uth and the three last 3lst days of July 1851.
DAVID HARRIS,
ive Probate Judge.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-07-02

NoTIcE.-Dr. ROBERT MORRISON, who
Is now in town, is ready to accommodate
any persons who will avail themselves OF
his services as Dentist. He is well known
as a master OF his profession. His charges
are reasonable. Call on him soon, at the
Eagle Hotel.
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On Sunday, June D. near Barnssvilie, Mr. JOHN
Patterson, in the 77th year of his age.
AT her residence. in Barnesville, on the 18th
ult; Mrs MARsARtT McLEIsH, in the 5Ith year oi
her age.
The deceased has resided in this county upwards
of 81 years. Early in life. she united with the
Presbyterian Church, in Scotland her native land;
and has always maintained q consistent Christian
character. Her departure is mourned by q large
circle of facquaintances and friends but their loss is
doubtless her gain. Blessed are the dead who die
in the Lord
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-07-02

rOur absence last week threw tie re-
sponsibility of the paper on our STAR. who
has acquitted himsel so well, that apology
is not necessary. And we think our readers
have lost nothing by our absence, but on the
contrary have received very readable paper.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-07-02

GA New NAME.-In Alabama, where
the democratic party is divided on the sub
ject of internal improvements, that portion
of them which oppose the construction OF
railways, are called "dirt road democrats. -
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-07-02

WHEAT.-The Weevil is committing
serious ravsges in this locality Some fields
however, which we have examined are moi
likely to be hurt much.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-07-02

TThere will be a literary exhibition
at the Barnesville Classical Institute on
Friday evening, July Sd. The public are
cordially invited to attend.
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a ITO M.

THE Schools of AloA
st Clairsville will eel 80
ebrate the 4th at Mr.. Genin's Grove. They
will meet at the Court House at O'clock
"A. NJ, and march in procession to the
grove, where appropriate exercises viii be
had, and suitable refreshments provided.
By order of the Board,
% F. G. MARTIN, Clerk
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-07-02

GOa angry word sometimes raises a
storm, tnat time itself cannot allay.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-07-02

shovels, Spades. Hoes, Forks. Rakes, oueensware
Glassware. vardw are, NuImegs, Mace, Glpgcr. Mus,
tard, Shoebiacking and Brushes. Buckets, Tubs,
Washbosrds, Salt, lEarthenware, Starch, Tobacco
snud, Nails, Piow-ponis, Flour, Cornnieal, ana ~
fact everything usually kept in a we'll furnished
Grocery store. All of which will be disposed OF for
Cash or Country Produce. -
Bring on your Oats, Corn aud Bacon, ami will
give ish, Sugar snd Coffee, cheap as amy one IN
town. JAMES A. HiNkEh
81. Clairsviile, April 20. ls57.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-07-02
RIOTS.
New YORK, June 2

New YORK, June 20.
Four serious riots occurred in this vicn-
i,y on Sunday.
At Hudson Park yesterday party of Ger
mans who were enjoying picnic, were at
tackled by rowdies, when battle ensued, in
which several of the former were seriously
injured.
The Eleventh Ward was also the scene
of dangerous riot. A gang of rowdies al
tackled Captain McKenney, OF the Thir.
teenth Ward poIice,an nine of his men,and
succeeded, after bloody fight, in rescu:ne
the prisoner from the hands of the policeman
Capt. McKenney is be .ievad to be fatally TO-
;ured, and seven of his men dangerousl,
wounded
[sEcoKp DisPATcH.]
The riot grew out of an arrest made b,
the police, ofa fellow who was acting a.
ring leader ia gang of rufians who were
assaultng the members Of Hose Company
They succeeded in rescuing their comrade
and beating the policemen.
At WILLIAMSBURG the Germans an,
Irish engaged in fight, in which three per
sons were stabbed.
The fireman of that usually peaceful su
burb also INDUCED in a free fight on Satur
day night, but without any serious results
At Brooklyn two rival fire companies en-
gagged in conflict, in which stones, @ iub
and other missiles were freely used land sew
eral nersons injured.
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r. & A ID T Iii

ii HAVE just received and will keep for
q sale. all the following named medicines, which
is warrented genuine
DR.. d. Jayne's, Family Medicines;
DR.. Louden IL Cos, DO do
DIR. Radway 81 Cos. do do
DR.. Rodgers, Syrup OF Liverworth, Tar Il Canenal-
aqua;
DIR. Halls Balsam for the Lungs;
DIR. Ayers Cherry Pectoral & Pills;
DR.. Biown's Ess. of Jamaica Ginger:
DR.. Sellers. Cough Syrup, Pills & Vermifuge;
DR. Bakers, Pain Panacea;
DIR. Guyso,te's, Yellow Dock & SarsapariIla;
DIR. Mead's, Family Med icines;
Dr. Sloane'S. Family IL Horse sledic ines;
DIR. Smiths. Horse Medicines;
DIR. Merchants Gargling Oil;
DIR. McIane's, Pills q Vermifuge;
DR.. TOdd's, Pills;
Dr. Halsey's Forest W inc & Pills;
DIR. Berhave's Holland Biiters;
Dr. LucOck's, PulmonIc Waters;
Old DIR. Jacob Townsend's, SArsaparilla;
DIR. SIahleT's. Medicines;
DR.. Tobias Venetien l. Eminent Ointment;
Dr. McAliFter's, All Healing Ointment;
DIR. Os5Orn's, Golden do
DR.. Hunts Lin niment;
Di. Nicker's, EHnhrocxtion.
All of which W ill sell ST the Wholesale & Retail
Prices. J. W. COLLINS. Druggist,
mali 81. ClaITsyillc. Ohio.
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Administrator Notice.
OTIt E is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
at the Probate Court for Belmont county, the
undersigned has been appointed and qualified as Ad
minis traitor of the of William Burr late OF
Belmont county, deceased.
All those indebted to said estate reques ted 10
make imm ediate payment. and those having Claims
against said estate notified to present th,m for
settlement within one year from this sdate.
je25i MILTON J.bohh' Adm'r.
EXECUTORS NOTlCE.--Not;ce is
~ hereby gwen tha at the Probate Court for Bel
mont county, the undersigned was appointed and quail
flied as Execute of the estate Of Abr aham Packer
late o. 3elmon county, decd
All those indebted TO said estate are requested 70
make immed ia ie payment, and those having Claims
against said estate are notified 10 present them jon
settlement W ilh in year from this date.
ie25l SARAH PACKER,
ELIHU HOLLiNGSWORTH, Ex'rs.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-07-02
TuE NATIONAL COMPLAyNT.

Dyspepsia is The diease among all clas-
seS in this country. housaI al shaper. and
is the primary source OF innamerale dangerous naia
dies; but whatever ills type or symptoms however
obstinate its resIStaace Id ordinary prepaTaiOns IT.
yields readily rapidly 10 tins searchIns and uRe
riuu rpmPiv
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-07-02
Gommrtial Matttrs.
ST. GAINESVILLE MARKET.

CORRECTED WEEKLY BY JOHN JEPsoN, GRO
GER, MAIN STREET.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-07-02
kILi0Us AFFECTIONS.

The quantity and quality Of The bile are ofvtai i'm
portauc health. Upon the liver. the gland Uhich
secrets mi fund, these PIls eTaic sp eitcaily, in
faibIy reCtiiy IFS irrecu arIleS and et"cIdally
curing Janndlce. Bilious r. mitIantS and all line va
rie disc genera ted y unnatural condition
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-07-02
q 0LL0W A Us PILL s
The Exciting Cause of Sickness

The blood isthe DEMONSTRATING agrut Il furnishes
tie compOnents flesh, bone. muscle rerve and iH-
Ie=ument The Stomach is it's mandatory. the
distributors aud the iutcstines the Channel
through which the waste matter rejected in ills
productions is expelled. UVon the stomach the elf
Gu lion and tie bawels tie Sc Pills act sinutan-
ousy relieving indigestion. pu flying the fluids, and
regulating the excre.IOu5. ~
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-07-02
EOWEL COMPLAINTS.

Unless the bowels erfoTm their hluci' rs properly
tho whole body suffers. Tens of thousands die sHHu
ally of Dysentcry, DIarrhJra Chronic, Constipation
and other discascS these vase ppss OF te 81 IA
The effect OF ghe F upon all Intestinal disorders
whether casual epi;rInIo, is pheH1menoI IN med
icne. ny ioiiow ITg The tinted 'feeiIonS. TAG mos
alarming Cases Of bowel cOall lafiiI are prOmpt !
controlled.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-07-02
a WUkD To FEMALES.

a WORD I'd FEMALES.
The 10, al dobI.ry and irregularities whieh are tho
especial aanoyyn of the weaker 'seI. ant which.
when neg ieIted always shurtu NE relieved tor
the time Lelaa prevented I,r Ii,e come ~
a course Of This mIid bal iIOruu u site5I
HoiLOrGg'S Pts are the best remedy kgGirN
in The t1ord for ihs foilOriAg diseases:
Asthma Hes, aches
Bowel Complaints l"diseS."a
Coughs iuiacuZt
Colds IN ta.II-.Dl
Chest Diseases inward " Skness
COsIlyeness Liver com llair.~
dyspepsia Low neSs VI SpiTIIS
D.sTrrPa Piles
ErOpsy St"Hc snd Gravel
nebiiIty Secondary SymItnms
Fever and Asue Ntncrahie AurCtions
Female CumptaInts Worms of al kiads
NFCAUTIUN!-N1 are .ehHIHg uulcS> the
words .ROiiordy, .NcE iSrk aud London" are dis
rernihIe as % Gier. every lcai OF Tire LOoN
TdrecIIUns atuUHd each Iot oU l"A; h" assne nay
he plainly seen by koidtng the iedT 10 tie Isht-
hand-ou reward " ia Ue To any lerins
forE may icSd 10 The detection % sHy
psrty TaIiIcS ictiU. the ed:ctng Or Nena
Iug The same ,AHowIbs IheIE To he spurious.
- SGlI atihe iaUutI'iury Of Professor HnLLowNg.
20 NJ alden Lane, New NUsk and by all rcsPe,tahir
Uru.g isis aud liz raers IN McHcIEc throu-I ths
lnilrd Sia tu> and 1lviiIztd void, h,Kcs GI -
Gents. o.. cents. snd 81 each.
:, = There Il CCnside TaEle SAVING by takIu, The
lager
n. B.-D ueclioEs nr the guidance OF rStisEls IA
every disorder are affixed 10 each boa
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MERRICK, BENTON q. DEAN,
"a, Rrnaiwav Npu York

n. r sold Pens repOinted in superior manner
Enclose The pen and ~ cents i'll 7. q. stamps, ant
tIie zen will lie reroiEied and returned post paid.
MAJ 2i3.n
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FINANCIAL REPORT
Of the County Commissioners Of
Belmont County to the Court Of
Common Pleas Of said county, for
the year ending June 9th, 1857.

The smount of Funds due from the Treasury at the
June settlement of 1856 Sls2 2s5 70
Also an outstanding check of 1000 90
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The Royalty of Evidence.

w. S PATTON, Secretary.
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Enfal ynttlligente,
C. o. R. r Time Table for the
Stations In Belmont County.
EXPRESS.

: 80 u J. WELSH, Agent.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-02-26

this is an age Of progression, and YOU may well
n be cut Of the world 70 be out The fashion, that
being he case, you Should call imueSiliely IS
Ealcz20lsO2al
snd supply yourself with some 81 those BEAUTIFUL
DRESS GOODS which were Sc ectsd with 50 much
taste and attention; the Of which are too numerous
= mention. In word everything that is Usually kept in
NO. DRY GOODS HOUSE.
We don't wish % beast for the Goods viii speak for
themselves, all ask if q call from the public general
Besides Dress Goods. We have an excellent lot Of
WRAPPING,
such Cloaks, Mantillas Tslmas, ShaWls Scarls,
Also the different kinds Of Laees ard EmbrOderies Our
stock Of GENTLEMEN'S WEAR is very complete, con-
sistng Of Cloths Cassueres Yestngs and Furnishing
Goods. Also good stock of
DON ESTIC GOODS
such Bed TekDgs, Domestic Drilling Blankets, Linf
sey Jeans Flannes Irish Linens in fact everything
the kind. All of which will sell at very low profit
l. G. NICHOLSON Co
sept21 No. % Public Square
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WHOLESALE eROCERs q CoMnIss1oE



Nos and 9 South Market street. Nashville Tam.
JUST RECEIVED AND NOW Is STORE
ISIS hhds n. O. Sugar, barrels Janca.ss Rum.
vs. boxes Havana sugar. SEQ assorted Dem-jobus
10 barrels \. \. lTU5hGczHU packages ~ b Haisius
Sugar, 100 coils Cotton Rope.
As barrels y. Y. IOw3ered40J gross H5tches,
Sugar, Zg0 dtz5n Painted Hucket7
50 barrels N. o. Loaf Sugar 80 nests S. Painted Tubs
20 barrels n. .. MOlassts, so boxes stone Pines
new CROP go boxes Tennessee AEes
SIS bags Selected Baltimore Superior quaItv)
Coleo, 500 kegs " bite Lead
500 bags n .. Rio Coffee loco kegs rails ASSORTED
IS bags lsguira Coffee. S.zssl
25 bags Old Cove rumeat5GO gross Backing
Java Couse, leo boxes Palm AMI German
% bags Pepper, Sogp,
20 bags Spice, 70 cases Carolina Rice.
100 casks super Carbonate so dc z Enc Wash Boards
soda, 500 rsImJ Superior Wrap
40 hall chests Imperial ping Paper,
Black Tea, 900 n. q Ii. Caps
$50 boxes Va. and Ky. ToIo0 5Igs shot
b6cc1s 10 kegs bar Lead
large assortment Of com 400 barrels Glover Seed.
mon and tine Cigars so barrels ButtEraa Soda
$50 boxes CARROTS Scotch Crackers.
snuff, go 55s Esc,i5sd Whisksy.
50 boxes Smoking Tobacco, 90 barrels Old bourbon
50 coils Manila Rope WhiskGv,
80 boxes Pearl Starch % barrels MoauuVaheIasrd
% cases SardinGs, old Eye Whlskey.
50 C ses Oysters, so barrels Robertson CCun.
90 boxes Assorted Pickles tv WEfsksv
50 6Ozes C-isup and F=p-i5 barrels Old uco!n Ybis
per Sauce keF.
50 boxes Assd Pie Fruits, az. casks Pure Frsasa
p cases Brandy Cherries brandy,
30 boxes " r Chess, 10 Casks Pure Port Wine,
so 5oxe1 English Dairy 6 casks Pure Mlagl do
Cheese, 5 casks Pure -hzrry do
500 packages Star Candles 5 CASTS Pure Madeira do
so do Iall0w do 20 B5.s Ea.ve Suee. do
IS bags Timothy Seed, 50 bbi5- American Brandy
SOD boxes ass d Glass Ware 10 bbs Apple brandy
leo boxes sAlJ and lJAiZ ly J5i5. Peach Brandy
JAMS BART uACRAE co.
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GOOD LOT OF J0is- SCantug, and two inch Plank on
"A hand cheap for cash. good lot Boards and Poplar
Shingles be delivered 10 few days those waning
them. My Mill cutting daily. Agent for other Mills
will pay particular attention an orders Call at the
Savings institution and your orders II you wish them
hlIed .UOv251 J. c. DARDEN
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STEAM STONE SAW WORKS,
w aI1uC Grove,
zRSON STREET.

= AMUEL HA~LAH, having made important additions
y 10 his machinery and greatly increased his facilities
for manufacturing Stone C. every description is equal in
point of finish aad durability any made in The city and
At low prices and giving his personal attention to the
setting Of the w1E, he feels confident that he can give
satisfaction aI who may favor HIM with their orders
such Setting Stone Front to Houses, to SILL to Fencing
to Steps to String COrnjCe, 10 Large Landing TO Saw
Cupiug Chimney Top and oil the branches of Stone
Cutting, for cash ruav2s-Ivl SAMUEL HASLAM