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DARN AND DWELLING FOR RENT

ITO SPORTSMEN.-A Shooting Match
L will take place at the WASHINGTON HOUSE,
on Main street. opposite the Fair Grounds Gate, ever
SATURDAY for TURKEYS an BEEF.
deS-6t* J. CLENDINING, Proprietor.
ENCH SPARKLING GELATlNE,
or making Jeles, Blame Mango &C.; is fully
equal to Coxes and cheaper its dispenSes with
il from dust. &c. And makes beautifully tianspa-
rent and rich Jelly. Also Coxe's Sparkling Shred
Gelatine Paulsen's Shred Gelatine, Coopors Ameri.
can Sheet and shred Isn glass, French Sheet, white
and pink Geatine, for sale bv
LAIDLEY L R0BI.tS0N, Chemists,
des 3th and Frank lin streets
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DY THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.

DI THE GOFERNOR OF virginia.
- APROCLAMATION.-Info having been
received by the Executive, that murder has been
committed in the county of Pittsylyania By JAM Els
NICHOLS, the 81 inst; that he has fled from JUS
tice and is going at arge-therefore do hereby Of
fer a reward of ONE HUNDRED ANB FIFTY DOL
LARS to any person who shall arrest the said James
and do require all oiiicers of this Com
monwealth. civil and military, and request the peo-
ple generally to their best exertons to procure
the arrest of the said James Nichols, that he may
be brought to justice.
49, Given under my hand as Governor, and MI
J L. s. der the Less Seal of the Commonwealth.
l~D at Richmond, this 18th day OF Nov. 1857.
HENRY a. WISE.
By the Governor:
GEORGE w. MUNFoRD,
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by tHt UOVtTHUT
GEORGE w. MUSFoRD,
Sec'y of the Com'th.

tN-JAMES NICHOLS is spare. straight, small
folerabiy sinoc tn features with the exception of a
small beard on his chin He has light hair, sharp
nose dark eyes and Is about eighteen twenty years
of age no 20-sw3w
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By Goddin Z Apperson, Aucts.
SALE or VALUABLE

i FURNITURE IN THE CENTRAL HOTEL
Joseph A. Mayo and others, duly recorded In Kich-
molld Husti1 IL Court shnl proceed % sell at pub
eist day Of December, 1851. ut 10 o'clock A. d.. all
the Furniture in said Hete consisting Of large and
we'll selected assortment the most OF which - new
and il in good order. =.
4 TxRMs-AIi sums under So cash: over that ant,
months credit, Tor approves endorsed nesotiaDis
paper. DEF W. GUDDtN, trustee. :.
S.-I am authorized by tho swnsr Of the Central
Hotel to offer the same for rent for the year 1853
This Hotel Is so we'll and orsbly known that
minute description i deemed UNNECESSARY; suffice it
TO say that it Is in perfect order aud has II rooms
1t Is situated ut the of Grace and 9Th Streets
Immediately opposite the Capitol Square. To ten
ant who will rent tho property before the Furniture
Is sold. an arrangement can be made By which ne
purchase all the Furniture privately, rent the
same along with the Hotel. w. a0DDlN.
hat
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COAL.

CHEAP FUEL.-The cheapest fuel to
" be had for stoves, furnaces and cooking ranges
is good HARD COKE, which We are delivering for
the present at S4.75 per load.
oc lets JNO j. wKRTH Agt.
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DLAGKBURN'S HENNESSEY BRAN
~ DY-Vintages 1850, 1915 and 1876, dark and pale
for sale by
de CIV DUNLOP, M0NCURE Il co.
D0RT WINE quarter casks for sale
Aby DUNLOP, MONCURE CO.
DE- e-lw
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rkIY. Mu.f.rmHHY
FASHIONABLE MIiss,INEk1. =
sStAf MRS WEF gfO
DIssoLuTIoNa 20.


4 O-PARTNERSHiP.- undersign-
~ ed baYing upited Themselves under the arm and
style OF MfLLSpAUGH a jon SST,lv flr re .nr.
pas9 OF contracting In this city general DR IJfs ana
aPuili bCAkI BUSINESS, in all its branches at
"a eo.d stand Of the late DR. Charles MIspaIgh No
~. East Main street, would pectfuiiy scIief con
unuana OF the patronage Of the former customers
Oh the house, aud the public generally.
hEShIkfTA MtLLsPAUGU
CHARLES JOHNSTON.
Having been eli gagged in the Drug and Apotbecarv
business IN this city for niue ye-fs 4ffer ysef
from my experience, shall be able to give sati,fsc-
SUCH IA may favor US with their patronage
de S-2w CHARLES j .HNsTON
dissolution OF CO-PARTNEK-
~ sfIIp.-The partnership Of the CIJNNrNGHAM
BROTHERS, heretofore existing under the title of
john Cunpninghan, was dissoIvedby mu' ual consent
on the lst OF tue present month"; by John Cunning
ham Withdrawing from the firm. Ali pe rsons in
drbted 70 the late firm wi u please make pa, ment to
Edward Cunningham, VINO alone Is authorised TO set
tie the concern All debts dine by the late nrm must
be presented TO him for settlement. =
Richmond, Dec, 9Th, 1851.
lis
JOHN x CUNNINGHAM
EDWARD CUNNINGHAM,
PATRICK CUNNINGHAM
CHARLES CUNNINGHAM
The business in future will be conducted by Ew'd
Cunningham, for and on account OF the CunLighani
Brothers.
EDWARD CUNNINGHAM
PATRICK CUNNINGHAM,
CHARLES CUNNINGHAM =
de S-l2ts
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u
IN HENRTCO COUNTY COURT, NO
lVEMBER 18TH, ls57.-The Court doth appoint
the following persons commissioners to superintend,
AMI the officers conduct the election be held on
the 18th day of DeceRlbernext for Clerk of the
County Court of this county to supply the vacancy
occasoned by the death Of John ~ Harrison. Clerk,
to wit:
Thomas J. Blake, A. NJ Aiken John 6athright
William Ill. Ammons aud Charles II. Clarke, as Com
missioners to superintend, and Thomas J. Yarbrough
Stephen b. Sweeney, called "Claymount"
John Poe, Thomas W Peers, j. b. Bragg, r. II.
Styll and Thomas j. White. as Commissioners to su-
perintend and George D Peasants as the Officer to
conduct said election at the house of John Hughes
known as Mrs. Hinchman's
l.. s. Courtney, Thomas J. Carter, John Carter Jr ,
Moses Ii. Carter and George NJ Savage, as Commits.
sioners to superiutend and Thomas j. West az the
4. Kidd, formerly A. L. Eachos.
George W. Barker, j. b Reese, Z. Baker, John
Becher and George Wo0dtin. Commissioners to
superintend and John A.. HUTCHINSON as the Officer
to conduct said election at the Courthouse.
John o. Taylor, Daniel L. Gardner, William p Oar
racott John L. Sinton and Geo. w. Carter, Com
the Officer to conduct said election at the house of
uesry Bruins and Lewis Schultz, Formerly Barney
Dickman', } on the Brooke Turnpike.
James s. Ryali, Alfred Winston, Thomas o. Bur-
ton John ID Thomas and James Hill, as Commits
sinners to superintend and John D. Sheppard as the
officer TO conduct said election at the place called
W"lkerton.
ne, Walter Leake and Richard s. Ellis as Commits
ii yers and Thomas NJ. Montague the Officer TO
duct said election at the house of f. Ksck called
Samuel Cottrell, Jr., B. ]. Duval, James Guest,
Thomas s. Dicksn and b. W. Green, Jr, as Commits
sioners to superintend and John =. Huffman az the
Officer to conduct said election at the house Of Thos.
Ii. Alley. on the Westham Plank Road.
TEMPLE ELLETT, C. II. c., pro tenn.
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By Larus & Shine,

By Larus & Shine.
CARRIAGE, WHEELWRIGHT AND
~ SMITHS TOOLS, &c, AT AUCTION--Will be
sold, at public auction. on FRIDAY. the 18th inst
commencing at 10 O'clock at the Carriage Shop re-
Gently occupied by Mr.. q. y. Miles, ON Virginia st..
near the Danyle Depot the entire stock of Carriage
Wheeiwright and Smiths Tools &C., embracing in
part Bellows Vices, Benches, Anvls, Hammers.
Hub Machine. Wheeipit Bolts and Screws. Also, a
fine lot OF Poplar aud Ash, suitable for Carriages -
Also, Trepits, Trimming Tools Paint yarnsh.
stump Joints, Fringe Laces, Screws, dc Also | Pa
tent Leather Press; Stoves. and secondhand
Buggy. LARuS Il SHINE
de- AHctiOneers
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Aa BUFFALO Owe R-SHOES -
szsss7A1 lust received, few pair. Of Gentelnens
Runaio 0yfr-SbUps ALEX. HILL,
ia Mai st
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G:s FOR RENT-A Store, on Governor
III street, between Main and Franklin. Apply to
P. I'll. TAYLOR,
de Pts At his Music Store
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;Ss ROOMS FOR RENTING have
~ for rent several Rooms above our s,ora suta-
p Tor Lodging JOHN SON & HARDWOOD.

q MASONIC N0TICE.-The mem
Ky b.rs of Richmond Royal Arch Chapter. are
~ Whereby notified 10 attend a called meeting of
sa Chapter on WEDNESDAY ev. ming, December
9TH at . clock, precis ly. Punctuslity required.
b, order VI the II. y. H.. 2.
de Git JAS, hfSBlTI. Y.
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DECENTRALIZATION & SON have

~ bought out the old Whitehurst Gallery lately
occupied by Mr.. Lsitch, which they will open on
Monday December 7, and are prepared to take
Pictures from IS to sra cents with ess,s and extra
large for 80 cents with case. which are not to be
equaed in the city. and which is regularly charged
81. Medaons. Cameos Maiainoty pes. and pstno-
types which can be sent In letter to any part Of
the world. His Ambrotypes are warranted not to
fade.
Remember the old WhitehuIst Gallery, II Main
street. Call and see for youl selves his specimens
and where Photographs of all the United States Sena
tors can ba seen de
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DEAL ESTATE FOR SALE.-lst. That
IL Brick Tenement situated at the corner of W all
and franklin strsets, known as the Yorktown Ho.
tel This il most excellent stand for business, and
is now under rent TO good tenant.
ID. The brick tenement near the corner OF oath and
Marshall streets adjoining the property OF Mr.. Geo
Il Sadler.
81 A valuable building lot at the corner of 18th
aud streets, adjoining the residence OF Dir. Han.
lon fronting SO feet and running back distance Il
l22 feet.
The above real estate offers rare inducement TO
those seeking safe investment.
For terms. apply 10 WIN. HURLEY,
Richmond, Va or
NJ. HURLEY,
no I2-2tawlm Norfolk, Va.
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4 TALAvERA FOR RENr.-Th

4 IhHhVEhA IUB NENT.-Tnlb
III excellent Market Garden and Residence il for
rent for the Coming year. The tract contains about
thrty acres Of lsnd. and n most adfni ably adapted
70 the purposes Of q market garden. The dwelling
honss has seven ruoms u In good condition. which,
sitence for any wishing TO r~eide near the rfy
being ab,ut one mile Distant situated just above tho
street.
For terms. apply to Mrs. ELIZA y. TALLEY.
6raee, between Jefferson and Madison streets.
mi
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sa~tHURCH s. FLEMING,
y COMMISSION MERCHANTS, and DEALERS
IN AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS OF almost
every description and warranted; also Field and
Garden Seeds, WI uake-ssle ef Wheat, Corn and
- q Il d s Nm. b. CHURCH,
no Ss--im WM.3R. FLEMING.
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LATE NOTlCE.-MADAME DEVESE,
L from New York. the young and giftei Fortune
any sutJect Mziame ID. has astnnished loer heads
by her wonderful disclosures. She can reel aim lost
covered through her magical tower call carry; her
stay short. Residence. oroad street between LIST
aud 2i, right hand side, over saddle snd bride
TERMS ladies, Is cents; Gentlemen. 50 cents.
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'VIGORATOR, prepared
ID, is A GREAT SCIENTIFIC
BY, and Is daily wors ing cures,
Ilieve. L. cures az If by msgic,
o benefit, and seldom more ,han
d TO cure any kind of Liver
worst Jaundice or Dyspepsia 10
all Of which are the result Of Q
the principal regulates Of the
Ia it.,Sperformsits funct'ns well
,smtAare fully developed. The
ely - dependent on thehealthy
the( )proper performance gifts
'm- aeh is atfa 1t, the bowels
ioieLsystem suffers in eonse-
theA LIvER-having ceased to
sea- xses of that organ, of the
3 ito his study, in a practice of
TO lind SOME remedy where
the many arrangements to
re- medy is at last found, any
4iv-S/er COMPLAINT in any of
y a bottle, and conviction is
cen formed by dissolv'g gums
'art-wbich is soluble for the
edi- cine These gums remove
tier from the system, supply
thyF flow of bile. inyigorating
JOd.Zto digest well. purifying
hto the whole machi-
Ises of the disease, and effect
out-any of the dlsagreeabie
ing Calomel or Mineral
lliyNSres0rted to.
z is -sufficieut to relieve the
tn 5000 rom rising and sour
be- fore retiring, prevents
atp night loosens the bowels
fterTeach meal will cure Dys-
tea-rSspoonsful will alwaysre-
fe-x male OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
ase, Uand makes a perfect cure.
edi-o ately relieves Cholic.
ted is a sure cure for Chol-
IRE ventive of Cholera.
,eD, Twill prevent recurrence
lilesSit relieves all painful
~
, is needed to throw out ofthe
pdi-C cine after a long sickness.
for ~Jaundice, removes all
rail-, color from the skin.
time before eating, gives
md makes food digest well
ted /cures Chro mic Diar-
MS, while Sum mer and
ED ialmOst TO the first dose.
res %attack 5 caused by worms,
i'd rem, there il no surer. sal
: inJIthe world, as it nerer fails.
ggetation in these statements;
cts, that We can give evidence
no use it, are giving il their
in its favor.
leasure in recommending this
i've for FEVER AND AGUE, CHILL
) of a Bilious type. 1t operates
lousands are willing to testify
es.
ds of Liver remedies now offer
3 are Gou. we can so fully re-
NF0RD'S INViGORATOR, so
' throughout the Union. This
LIVER iNyIG0RAroa, producing
IS on all who use it. Almost
ate5 have been given of the
by those OF the high
y, and We know it t. be the
Y fefOre the public.-HudSon
tF0RD 4 Co. Proprietors,
345 Broadway, New York.
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a HD'QRS. I7srH REG. YOUNG GUARD
a Richmond, Dec. 7th, 1851.

l. The Young Guard Light Battalion viii n.
semhle for parade at their Armory ON WEDNB.
DAY, the 9Th inst, IN full dress uniform at IL ocSlk
for inspection. ets 80
2; The staff officers OF the Regiment, will appssr
in full dress uniform, dismounted.
The line will be formed at o'clock, and lst Sc
geants will report to the Adutant promptly that
time.
A There will be drill of the battalion ON TURa.
DAY evening. (sth, at IN o'clock.
By order of the Colonel
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FAMILY FL0UR-Of very superior
a. quality ground at our own mills, and for sale in
de CIV 80 DUNLOP. MONCURE L co. .,
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I OAR, Crushed, Coffee and Brown Su-
IL CARS; Moiassss and Syrup; Tea Of the finest
grades; Coffee old Mocha very ehoi,e; Rio and La.
euayra; Candles, &C.. with general assortment 81
Nv WINSTON 4 P.tHEkS,
.de o--2m Corner Cary and Pearl SITS.
CUMMINGS PATENT STRAW CUT
" TER.-Ws have been appointed agents for the
sale OF this celebrated HAY. STRAW, AND CORN.
STALK CUTTER. II received three premiums, ~
sur lata Stare Fair few hand. aud for sale BY
BALDWIN, CARDWELL CO.,
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WOOD, WOOD have now on hand,
" and am in constant receipt of large stock of
hest guality.0AK aud PINE WOOD, and am prepar-
ed tofurnsh consumers the most favorable terms;
and respectfully solicit call froin all in want.
When i've cords or upwards is ordered at one time,
will have it packed away free of cost to the purcha-
ser
e. Orders left with Messrs. Dabney q Cooke, or
Mr. George A. Hundley, Bread street. at the yard,
ON Broad street. near Brooke Avenue, will receive
the most prompt attention.
de8-dlms JAMES A. MOORE.
CAFETY MATCHSTANDS; Wax Match
~ es; yesnvians, for lighting cigars; German Pol
lak's Matches, entirely free from sulphur, and not
liable to injury by dampness; Wax Yestus, in fancy
aud plain boxes, all sizes; Inextngushabe Cigar
ghters; Nis's Night LIGHTS; German Tapers; Com
mon Wood Matches for kitchen lss &c. for sale at
LAIDLEY k0BINS0NS
New Drug sfers
deS 4th and Franklin streets.
DURE GROUND GINGER, Pepper,
Allspice, Mace, Cloves CinnaInop, &C.. for sale
by $50 IS ~ JOHN w. 6ARLICK,
deg Druggist, Market Place, Franklin 1t.
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a. FOR RE MA very desirable
Ell Lodging Room over our store. Possession given
sTEBBtNS Il PULLEN,
l0 Broad ST.. corner of Broad and 9Th streets.
no L-ts
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@s FOR RENT-And possession given
Iii the LIST of January, 1858, the Store and Ware
house. now in the occupancy OF Palmer d Clopton.-
For terms, apply to WIN. 5. PHILLIPS,
no lS--lln Gouldin's old stand
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U M b Z r
CITY LUMBER YARD.


Having purchased of O. k EARLE his interest in the
late firm Of T. & 0. < EARLE would most respect.
fully tender my thanks for the very liberal patronage
which has been bestowed upon the late firm for the past
Eight years and at the same time wolld solicit contin
of the trade, pedgin9 myself that nothing shall be
lacking my part to merit the same. My past eight
years. experience in the business gives knowledge
Of all the different markets. and many facilities for stock
'rg yard, which will enable me successfully to compete
18th all her firms, and even with the Boston market,
(or the past our late firm sold Lumber for the os
Con trade.)
Under the above circumstances take pleasure in call
Ing the attention of the public to my Stock. which
Bists OF all kinds of building and finishing Lumber, such
Bs this market demands, as follows
Seasoned Pine Lumber Of every description, for finish
Ing purposes Spruce and Pine dressed Floor Boards by
The Car load retail Southern Hard Pine, Of all dmen
tons. Cherry. Black Walnut and White Wood with all
kinds of Lumber for Machinery purposes.
SHINGLES, SHINGLES.
OoO Shaved Cedar and Spruce Shingles,
100000 Sawed Pine, Cedar and Spruce Shingles, at
prices varying from 81, so 10 $3.50 per Thousand,
CLAPBOARDS.
Pine Capboards, from to 10 feet long, dressed,
Spruce in extra, @ feet long,
d" No. l.
" in. extra and No. 1, direct from the
manufacturers, and from Mills which run under my own
directions and warrant them equal to any in the
market, and will sell them by the load if wanted,
we'll as at retail.
HALF A MILLION
emlock Boards the stick different mills, which
Of the towns Tying on the R. R. leading from Worcester
Ia the rough or dressed, as may be wanted.
HO U Sc FRA M ES
And FloOrings for the heaviest class of bnding,
furnish at short notice, havving ten tl0elUe
Mills at my CONTROL and running exclusively for me.
Also, Factory Beams Of any length up to fifty feet.
ONE MILLION LATH,
Aud if wanted
N. B, My foreman, Mr. MOSES TAFT a well known
contractor and builder in this city, having
Of largest buildings his last contract being
Theatre is experienced and practical Carpenter which
will be great advantage purchasers in regard guam
titles and quality which may required and at all times
will hold himself in readiness to wait upon all to their
satisfaction.
L Nj E, IL NJ E.
In connection with my Lumber business, prepared
at all times to furnish Lime, Plaster and Cement by the
eRr load single eask of the purest quality the low
est market prices and send it all the neighborng
towns at such prices cannot fail TO give satisfaction
Mr.. LEWIS SMITH will give his exclusive attention to
the Lime department.
Persons wanting anything in my line, viii do we'll to
eRll and examine before purchasing elsewhere All orders
by mail or otherwise, will be promptly attended to
Washington Square, the B. q W. r. R. Freight
Depot, Worcester, Mass
THOMAS EARLE,
mch22 d8wistf Formerly 7. Il O. X. FARLEY
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DRY GOODS.
To R H E L IDLE s..
JUST RECEIVED


so BERAGE ROBES, elegant styles from $3.50 t. slz
Five Cartons choice style Printed Berages by the ward
from l24 to Too Cartons Plain Berages all colors -.
Prices lou
One Million Yards of Printed NGuslfns,
PRINTED LAWNS,
FRENCH PRINTED JAcoNETs, &c.
at all prices. Five thousand yards
PRINTED CHALLIES,
25c goods for zoe; zoe goods for 12l pnd 17c 10 PSI
small figured Chaies for children. 80 ps elegant valen
cia Plaids, just opened.
Five Thousand ParasOIs,
The best assortment Massachusetts, from 75c to $780,
Half n Million NiantiIIas,
yise;tes and Stella sbawls Mantilas and Capes
made to order at short notice You can buy very pretty
Mantilla of US for 81 rs.
White, BHG and Pink Thibets
For oapes with trimmings to match. Good vide white
Brilants for lO' Marseles for Basques. 20 pieces
the Prettiest and most elegant
l n d [ A S Xix S,
Ever exhibited in Worcester, for the low price of 5Oc,
worth 75c. Call and see them
5oOdoz. Cotton Hose, cheap
200 doz, Mohsir Mitts, all prices.
One thousand Lancaster Quilts from Auction.
1914 size for $1,OO,
la size for SIPS,
12.4 size for $1,27i
Ladies, If you would save money in your purchases,
buy you Dry Goods at the CITY STORE, I48 Main St.
my25 d4E j. H. CLARKE co.
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N8n-ExpIOsIye
d&wtf o9s Main st,ss,
ONE MYTIIoN su,Ncr ne


have in vessels bound for Boston, one Million Shin,
Gs Of which has arrived Of all kinds and Qualities
snd prepared to send them direct from Boston TO any
place point lying Railroads leading from Worcester
Etlower prices than be furnished ia any other way
Orders by mail otherwise, will promptly attended
10. THOMAS EARLE,
.#r formerly L. & o. X. Earle)
ap24 d&wtf Washington Square Lumber Yard.