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New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-25

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sons about TO build houses fsd il 10 their in
terest to examine F. L. HEDKNBERG SONS assortment
HoWste end Hot Air Furnsoes and Heaters and the
peror manner which they put them up Their voTk has
never caused Ere No SO Walker.st-. near Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-25

vTNO LET-PART Of HOUSE No. 2o7 Bowery,
consisting two fne Paora Frort Ba.enent Bedrooms
snd Panes good UndercelaI Coion and Gas to small fam
lr only. Inquire a. above.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-25

Tor SALE or TO LET, at ASTORIA, l.. l.
TIE HOUSE u Broadway and the Ce'cen nj
having - large rooms with 81 the mo.n sHd
Large barn and gardeners house gsoc Atrr and eoie" u an
hsde abou. three Of bcoutif aad Apply
wM NJ WHITNEY, No 81 Pines.-, Sewfo'k, or on tn
rni.e
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-25
6ouses to fet.

4 LARGE commodious HALL to LET, at Nos.
N % and s5 6hsv near h st.. suitable for Church. Sab
.choo public Meetings private Parties Apply on the
premises.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-25

4 CCIDENTS from BURNING FLUID are en-
n tirely prevented by u.ins IN. PATENT INDIA RUB
BER SAFETY LAMf.-Thy the only certainly safe and
mo- e. onocs lamp in use aud should b. introduced
ins e., family We compt.nt solicit orders
rroushout the United State For Information ncoso
70 AWXHURST MOTT Co, Manufacturers, No SO Full
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-25

BOARD on BROOKLYN H1GHT3.-Desraeie
- APARTMENTS. furnished. for Lady snf tSn"e
~. and also Zoe anse Gcaaenaa Inquire 81 w "
WlIoxA
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-25

TINO LET or LEASE-Tbe modern three-story
and attic brick HOUSES No rs Hammond.st, At $3.50
brck house No III sixth st. Avenue D. At stso No
fronting Csnat 5000 and houses Nos 10 snd
IA av-r<y place complete order With large yards al
a. moderate rents
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-25

kOh SALL-h nrst-class DrOVn-stOne basement
and +story HOUSE In LszinSion a. n-~r Sah.., hail,
which sr- hsr nasire oa the premises. Possession a. ssy
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-25

ITO LET-First-class four-stOry brown-stone
HOUSE Is by so feet, No IS East l5.hs. in complete
orser; Lot l03 feet nrhss HARRls WILSON
No s.. Msrk's place and No 81 NsssaG.st.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-25

~ Of LAND fronting the river with wharf atisshed In
the township Of fONKERS Spuyea Devil Creek for
SALE per SIRE; only IS 800 "a cash reqsred For
part Gssrs address Boz 3 30. Possofhs-.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-25

ITO OLET.-FURNISHED COTTAGES to LET
at Glen Cove LsndHS; alec one anfurni.aea srrc House
and Stable at asnhss.ett Apply - BAKER WEEKS, No
Pine.,.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-25

NEW PATENT SPECTACLES for PRESERV
IN ING vISlON-Sysnz for Life aad needing easnse-
Lsen,ed Ps-nted and cold only by Professor FRANKS 0p
eiaa New York Eye Hospital Lecturer Sight te No
Psrkro~, New York. DR.. FRANKS intends visiting pfote>
onsliy the principal cities Of the Eastern States
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-26
Close OF the Fair-premiums-N
Marked Races
tooRassrosprycs OF rHE RIcHxosp pnDr prsrArem
PErERsnrRo. Oct. "a.

PETERSBURG, Oct. %
This being the last day of the fair. visitors
amused themselves by going home, hackmen be-
came interested la the contemplation of ematx
vehicles, aud the wonderful men and other animals
on the outside Of the great exhibition, copteDted
their bears, and sheep aud snakes, and three eyed
wild cats, DC. with nothing to eat heIpinr them
selves plentifully to the same dish In fact there
was no excitement. Only two or three hundred
persons were on the grounds. The reading of pre-
miums were the only objects of attraction. Twill
note one or two of the principal ones:
Best stallion for quick draft. e. g. Booth of Not
toway, $50; best brood mare for ditto S2O John O
Bragg; best saddle stallion $40, b. W. l.. Blanton:
best brood mare for ditto, $40, Jno. o. Bragg:
best pair match horses, S20 C. T. Collier of Peters
burg; best single harness gelding, SIS, NJ p Bell;
best saddle mare, $l5 to b. w. l.. Bianton
The races to-day were attended by a very large
assembiage. Dickinson's irar River and Talley's
Engineer, both crack nags, were brought forward
Ior the contest betting running high upon the for
mer IN view OF his receut exploits over the Broad
Rock course in which he took the Iaurels from the
feet-footed Lucy Philips. The first heat was well
contested, Engineer, however, taking the track on
the first quarter and maintaining ID through the
third mile nearly all the time under n stT pace
coming home two lengths the winner, in 5:55II-
The second heat, run quite after the same fashion
decided the race IN favor of Engineer. Time, COG
The jockey OF Tar River used every exertion that
whip and spur could bestow, but there seemed to
be an unusual heayiness of motion in his horse
rendering his performance one of great labor En-
gineer moved lazily and gracefully. Tomorrow
the season at NEWMARKET closes. Five horses
have been entered for one mile heats-purse Sl00.
ARIEL
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-26
LOCAL MATTERS.

BLOODY AFFRAY.--An i'll feeling has
existed for some time past between Samuel Stone,
pressIaan Of this city, and John Brook. a tailor,
growing out of an alleged familiarity of the last
named with the wife of the former Stone lives
on Main street, near the intersection of 23rd and
1t s said. discharged two barrels of revolver at
Brook last Thursday night, on finding him at his
fion OF him on sight. Arencounter ensued between
them about IL o'clock yesterday on Main street,
in which both parties were shot. The particulars,
as far as they could be gathered are as follows
Mr. stone and Mr. Charles English were coming up
the street. when the former deserted Brook and
Immediately drew Colts five shooter. English
perceiving bis intentions Immediately seized him,
and endeayored to dissuade him from making an
attack The noise thus created attracted Brooks
attentions; when he also drew five shooter and i'm
mediateiy fired on Stone, the latter returning the
nre. In the melee several shots were discharged
In rapid succession, Brook receiving flesh wound
IN the right arm, and Stone receiving ball i'm the
lower portion Of the abdomen When the firing
was progressing, Stone retreated behind the old
frame house. corner Of 18th aud Main street. from
which point he continued to snap his pistol at
Biook, who thereupon retreated into the United
states Hotel and came forth armed with stout
hickory cudgel. with which he belabered Stone
over the head very severely. Alderman c. b. Hill
who happened to be passing along tine street at the
time, advanced and took both parties into Gus
tody and carried them to the cage Dr. L. r.
Maring was sent for and dressed Brooks wound
Ii was found necessary to send Stone home. as his
condition vas considered very critical Dr. A. r.
Picot was called on to attend him. Luckily no one
was hurt but the parties Immediately interested -
one or two of the discharged balls were f1attened
against the sides OF houses adjacent Brook was
discharged from the city w tch short tia,s since
yyifa ~ ~-~S
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-26
An Interesting Meeting and Other
Matters.
OF THE RICHMOND DAILY DISPATCH. !

CRHlsIIANsBURG, Oct I'd 1857
There has been an int resting meeting going on
in the NJ. +. Church at this place. under the charge
of the Rev. Messrs Gibson and Stringer assisted by
the Rev. Or. Nadsl, the Presiding Elder, who is
very pleasant and effective speaker Some 10 or
ID persons have connected themselves with the
church and great interest is still manifested
We have had several very severe frosts lately
which have stripped the forests of their foliage but
the tobacco WAS all secured before it was injured
The financial crisis seems to affect but little
the marrying portion of our community, for our
cerk II orms us that there has been an unusual
run" for licenses during the last week.
Money matters somewhat easier. our bank
is still discounting small amounts on short time.
Yours &c.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-26

AMUsEMENTs. There VIII be no lack of
amusements during the present week At the
Theatre tonight the "Gun-maker of Moscow and
The Ice Witch" will claim the attention of a
large number, who will resort thither for the pur-
pose of spending leisure hour. The managers
will produce some of the most attractive plays in
their extensive repertoire for the amusement of
visitors. In addition to the Theatre in the way of
amusement. may be mentioned Birch Minsrels' -
who appear at Odd Fellows Hall during the week.
Slme hours each evening may be pleasantly whled
away, listening to the melody discoursed by these
sons of song At Metropolitan Hall. Wyman, the
magician, holds his annual levees. lie is always
sure of crowd Next in order comes Is Swans
Dissolving Views exhibited at Corinthian Hail.
fhey will attract many visitors. Barbce's 81 Co
quette,' a beautiful piece of statuary, is now on
exhibition Main street; and last, though not
least, the Fancy Glass Blower" will perform
some surprising feat, in that line. under the Ne
tropolitan Hall. All of the above are for the
week
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ihese grounds have been put in very inc order for
the accommodation Of the large mass of humanity,
VINO are expected SO soon to make them one scene
OF busy life. The tents have all been pitched and
tne place generally wears that familiar aspect it
uiu iast season. large tent has been put up lust
10 the lett OF the main one which will be labelled
"ihe Recognition Tent" 1t is intended for parties
VINO may make appointments to meet on the
grouhus. Heretofore from the immense pressure.
no body could find his friend. Now. one has only
10 say; meet me in the Recognition Tent. and all
diHcuity Is avoided. 1t is desideratum. The
snow OF STOCK and articles of domestic manufacture
promises TO exceed tho expectations of number
oi people Of stock there is already on the
ground very respectable quantity, and as for
Iuai.ity, one has only to cast glance to be as
sured of that. There were on hand YESTERDAY IA
mead OF cattle lis sheep, of different sorts 80 hogs
ana pigs; 40 horses, large majority admirable an
linats, and some of them blooded any quantity of
ploughs, and other articles of a like Kind. The
great buk OF articles will he sent in to-day Con.
siuering all things the friends of the Society have
every reason to believe that the present Fair will
eventuate in a perfect success
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-26
Soon TO OpEN.-We understand tha

two competen, gentlemen have been employed 10y
the Mechanics Institute TO take charge of the
School of Design, which will open the first
tuesday in November, and that extraordinary CT
forts will be made to advance the pupils rapidly
possible The session will be of four moths dura
on, six hours each week and to.enable all who wish
to avail themselves of its advantages to do so, the
uaion fee has been ixed at 81 for the entire
sion to all who are members of the Institute. Young
who have not yet attained their certificates of
membership should call on the Secretary at the
Exhibition Hall at once
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ATTRACTIVE SCsNEs.-Apart from

ATTRACTIVE SCENEs.-Apa"t from the
pleasure afforded in aiding noble undertaking,
strangers and citizens may spend few hours
pleasantly and proftaby by visiting the Fair OF the
Virginia Mechanics Institute, now being held at
the first market hall, on Main and lIth streets.--
We have noticed in the exhibition room several
new inventions, among which to be found an
improved plow said to be superior to other
yet made and hand corn shelter. both of which
will soon be put into general use if they in
valuable their designers believe them to be-
fhe fancy department, we are quite sure will win
the admiration of all who examine it. while the
natural curiosities and specimens of manufactures
will prove attractive to all. See for yourselves.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-26
Coronation OF the Queen OF Love
and Bsduty az he Ijuraanaent held by the Henrico
Light Drago0pS, on MP laH inst.


HENRIC0 COUNTY, Oct. 2ith 1857.
Tive Queen, Miss ). B*@*s*s, Of lIenrco, was
croSned by the victorious Knight, MIR. G*.*sss*, OF
her 1ads of Homer and hosts OF faithful sub ects
Seated on her gorgeous tbron-, SHE looked the very
impersonaticn Of Majesty, Grace and Beauty No
oath Of ttaity was required of unwilling subjects
the homage Of every heart paid the niachless
queen The proud and victorious knight laid all his
non rs at the foot of the throne III. re the brave
snet without dishGnOr and capituiated without dis
grace. Nor WAS This service barren one. Every
subject basked in the sunshine of ne swertest smiles
which ever wreathed the face of beauty, and drnnk
in the melody Of a voice which bound him with the
spell of music. The Queen has left her thrae of
coronation 10 get up prrpctu* one in the hearts of
her subjects Hero she will receive homage while
love aud beauty shall sway the human heart
Every true knight of the Trts d and liege man of
Henrico, feels that with thee, Mss e*s.s B.
simply 10 feel that we br, atke that We live
Is worth the best JOY life elsewhere give
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-26

MuRpER AND LYNCH Law.-on the 18th OF Septem-
Der, We learn from the Red River (ia) American
Claiborne Hart and his son Charles, of Point Cou-
pee Parish, called at the house Of Benton Wilburn
and James NJ. Wiibarn, and warned them n leave,
under pain Of death. The next day, the bodies OF
Hart and his son were found, riddled with buck
shot. On the 25th. Benton and James NJ. WiiburD,
Jackson Mctiee aud Bowie Metsee were examined
before Justice Evans Caieasien Parish, and by him
acquitted. A number Of friends Of the murdered
men then seized them, aud having first liberated
James NJ. Wiburn, took the others across the Sa-
blne river into Texas, where their bodies were s,on
Afterwards found, riddle with balIsi
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-26
FIRE.-The tobacco factory, occupied

FIRE.-The i0bacc0 factory, occupied
by Messrs Baker, Peasants Frayser, situated on
the West side Of 2)th street, was set fire last
night. about O'Clock, under the stairs leading
to the first story, and before the flames could be
extinguished, the building fixtures and stock were
damaged to the extent of Sl29o. The fremen were
promptly on the ground, and it owing TO their
exertons that the building saved The facto-
ry had been securely locked up n few hours before
the smoke was issuing from it.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-26
UNAUTHORIZED RIDING The coloret

population have no liberty to exhibit themselves
round in dlapidated hacks and other vehicles with
ont the consent of their owners if they have any
The police have lately ovinced determination TO
put the law in force against all darkeys found dis
porting themselves in this wise Peter, Dick and Ce-
sar taken thus fdgeat deiict9 Friday, while
riding without permission in West Hoer rnick hack
and being CARRIED before the Mayor each got Is
stripes,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-26

ATrEMrr AT 1.TNCHING. On the night Of the
10th inst, Robert Warden, who was in Clearfeld
pa Jail, charge OF horse stealing, effected his
escape from his prison. but arrested next day
with stOlen horse in his possession A mob took
him, fcrcibly, cut Of the officers hands and were
about to hang him, when better counsels prevailed
and he restored to the custody of the officers
and securely lodged in Jail.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-26

STEAMBOAT BURST.--The fine passenger steamer
Southern Star was consumed by fire at Point Clear
Mobile bay, on the 18th inst. The fire occurred
in the wood pile in the forward hatch while the
hands were st breakfast, supposed to have caught
from n spark from the furnace. Some of the few
persons on board had barely time to e;cspe. The
boat was soon bnrnt 20 the waters edge and sunk
in abcut sx feet water with the machnery stand.
ing upright. The cost OF the Star WAS SIS .0OD
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-26
ACCIDENT THIS RaILKoap-

ACCIDENT ON THIS kAiLkOAD.-Ihed down
mail tran on the Central Railroad {west of Stauu.
tom ran over COW On Saturday, near Woodviie
depot, by which the baggage ear was thrown of
the track. No person injured, aud no damage
done beyond this. The accident only delayed the
arrival of the mail few hours. 4 connection was
ha! with the Orange and Alexandria road ut Cor
donsvlc in due time and of course the first through
train experienced no detention.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-26

AFFRAY IN NEW YoRK.-A serious ARRAY took
place at the Ddbiin House, in Cherry street, New
York, last Thursday night, resulting in the stab
ng oone Of the.biiigeyents 50 badly that he s not
likely 10 lget over il. His name is Patrick Flynn.
that of his assaiant John Mcleod. sailor, named
Robert Armstrong, was also dangerously stabbed.
MeLeod is under arrest.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-26

DARING FEAT-As the Hope Hook and Ladder
Company No. ), were returning from the Milne
burg fire, yesterday ladder, decorated with flow
ers, in an open car, was placed perpendicular in
the air, thirty feet high, and merely support
ed by some hooks in the hands Oh the boys beneath;
one of the company climbed up to the top while
the cars were in motion, and stood there waving
a bouquet of roses until the train reached the
city. rather reckless teat considering the slight
support Of the hooks beueath-N o. Deta 17h
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-26
Ponies Matters YEsrERpAY.-ye,

few arrests were reported at either station house
saturday night. Yesterday morning Henry, en-
rtoyed at the Frederickeh,ry depot, got 80 lashcs
fDr running away SATURDAY night and using iupti-
den. language to officer Morris, who sought 20
step him. -Four slaves were punished for beiug
in an Unlawful assembly NJ SewelI Goodies hou Sc.
.Iss. Mcdonald was picked mp while lying in the
first market house drunk, and was detained.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-26

NORTH CARoLyA MsRRIAdg.--A singular mar
riage lately took place in Wilkes county, N. c.
A Iaer remed Holloway married his stcp-mother
had six children, three of them by his f}ther and
three by himself and hrvinr nine children Of his
own, tho couple get M housekeeping with Is chill
frer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-26
TERMS
CLASSICAL AND MATHEMATICAL

~ SCitJ0i.-The uIIierdiZnad viii, on the first of
October next, open u Classical aud athtmatical
School embracing such course OF Instruction AS
will lit youth for an easy entrance into the high
classes either, of classical scientific institu
tiuns. They have procured the desirable lot at the
Of 5Ih and Clay streets, upon which they are
now having erected their schOI ro0m Their TERMS
viii be as follows, trAfAALE sEAi-ANNUALLY IN AID
YAXCE:)
Latin Greek ana Mathematics.
Latin or Greek and do ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 30
English Branches, .............,.,.......,., 30
Malt..u Iapu fpNtrH Ga-b -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-26

GlRRorISG.--In Brooklyn, n. Y about one o'clock
Friday morning, party Of rutfians attacked Rus
sian, named John Franehwarth, while on his
way home, knocked him down. and gsrroted him,
and then robbed him of $50, with which they made
off. The police, however, succeeded in arrestng
two Of the scamps named Brown and Carroll.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-26

ELEcrRIcfrY Asp MuTTcN-DuriBg the storm on
the afternoon Of Friday last eleven sheep the prop
erty of Mr.. VIM Cooper, Of Long Hill, Morris CO.,
n. j., were killed by lightning, under lefty elm
on his farm. A German labOrer, who was near the
tree. escaned with slight shock.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-26

EXECUTIVE CouRTRsy.-President Buchanan. hear.
ing that ex-Presdent Pierce and his wife were
about 10 proceed to the Island of MADEIRA, to So
journ there during the winter for the beneflt IF
the health OF Mrs. Pierce, has taken occasion 10
tender TO his predecessor accommodations for their
voyage on the U. s. steam frigate Powhatan. which
Is to sail about the 10th November next to take
her station in the East India Squadron takinp The
island Of Madeira 10 her route
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-26
BOARDING, &c.

ROA r DI N G. - Mrs. GEORGE w
- JOHNSON respectful, informs the pubIic ths
she has rented the house Governor street owned
by MI MoIstn. and t,rm.rly occupied by Mrs. Cbit
oorne. Thi- house will soon be opened arding
holse ai Is new reaty Tor the reception Of la irs
and gentlemen who may wish to board in it The
rooms are pr, badly cd in all respects as any in
the city. Mrs Johnston has few rooms for single
gentlemen, and will al $50 take day boarders Fam
lies and all visitors will ind comfortabIe accomu,,-
dations during the Fair.
'k kESf, the premises, q good Stable and
Carriage House. oc Z}-tts
BOARDING We still have vacant
~ rooms. and would be pleased to accomm ,iate
persons during the Fair land sfter) with BOARD &c
az our residence " OK zee street between jth and
o'h streets Misses MURRAY.
& = "
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-26

Nav MARKET RAcEs.-The three mile race, over
the New Market Course, for the Jockey Club
Purse, $500, Friday last, quite interesting.
Taiiey's engineer" and Dickinson's ''Tar River
entered for the contest, the former winning the
race in two straight heats Time-5:55 z-6:06.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-26

GAVE SECURITY WIN. Ferguson was
brought before the Mayor on Saturday last and
held TO bail for his good behavior on the charge Of
| threatening an assault on George W. Adams.
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. - N@@AAss-Hs=s - q - - . = - ss-ssas
PHILIP Is. STA% ARD,
II a. 4 = - AtEAr


II gives me great plea sure to recommend the Class
ical and Mathematical School OF Mesrrs. STAN AID
4 BAkGAMiN. Messrs 5. & B. are gradutes If this
Institution have been connected with il as Assistant
Professors and eatitci u the fullest confidence
of the public for their high at@liectual and moral
qualifications. FRANCIS H. SMITH,
Superintendent '. NJ. |.
ynGIsIA MILITARY INsTnuTa,l
nIpl; Gth l,Y- iv pn-d2.n
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-26
IN times like these, tbs wise to save,

When cash is scarce, when Brokers shave
On good Virginia money.
Therefore to SCH A. APPS store you should 20,
When a few notes you've sot tn show,
lie takrs all, {ain't it funny y
And gives ,On bargains in their place
Of China, glassware. Clock or Vase,
of Looking ass or Tea-tray
Who ever wants cheap goods to find
In fancy goo1~ Of any kind,
Call AZ SDH HAAP' s store, SO We say.
oc 3-dltn Cornar Rrnad ami ii r+rae q,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-26

AFFAIRS IN ST. LoUis.-The editor CT Chicago
paper, having returned home from visit to ST.
Louis, represents that city suffering very severe
ly from the effects Of the financial crisis lie says
that business Of every kind is at q stand STILL the
ievee Is as bare OF merchandise and produce as in
midsummer, the business streets generally quiet
and the merchants wearing the aspect of men
thoroughly dishearteped
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-26
IX7OOD, WOOD have now on hand

W and am in constant receipt of large stock o
best quality OAK and PINE We D. and am prepa
ed TO fnrnsh consumers the most favorable term
AMI respectfully solicit a call from all in want
When five cords upwards is ordered at one tim,
will have it packed away free of cost to the pus
chaser.
ES- Orders left with Messrs. Dabney & Cooke, o
Mr. eco. A. Hundlev Broad street. at the yard oi
Broad street, near Brooke Avenue will receive til,
most FROM pt attention.
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