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r.. Career COnlpany'S
oATENT IMPROVED COTTON GINS.

The undersigned sole manufacturers under E. GARyERB
patents Of 1888 lS45 and 1913 permanently established an
Office and Warehouse No. 10 GRAvIER STREET and are
prepared to furnish to Planters Merchants any sss
Of this celebrated GIN.
They deem to detail its advantages 9TH
its numbeess endorsements yprsccal authorities now
usng IT. are sufficient to confirm its high reputation
make It's adoption still more general.
ns 2piy Z. CARVER COMPANY.
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The following extract from Manchester OF the Sd
inst is believed to be from the circular of Messrs.

LOUISIANA STATE BANK-This institution is to re-
main closed next Friday, that being Good Friday.
See the Cashiers notice about it.
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HdcCine.
For Safe.
SOnlethi1tg .VesU!
STENHOLMiS HELIoN LIGHT!
Gas Light for Every House.


NO URNING FLUID UsEDl
SELFGENERATING GAS LAMPS combining beauty,
power safety and economy exceeding all other lights except
Ing only the 1t derives IT'S from Heos-he Sun,
producing the intense and beautiful Illumination yet dis
covered also his light eheapness and purity. To
behold is TO admire, approve and patronize
R These Lamps only be found at 1854 Camp street.
posie the Veranda Hotel
Also, constantly hand
A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF sYLyIC OIL AND DE-
FLEGfTNG LARD OIL LAMPS various patterns and prices,
with Shades Globes, Chimneys, etc.
We permitted refer to large number Of FIRST eit
using the Lamps and would ask those DESTROYS
of getting good light call and examine stock before
purchasing elsewhere.
SOLAR LAMPS
can be altered to burn Helion sylvc Oils riing
pense Lamps and Chandeliers Repaired Reguilded and
Bronsed reasonable prices All orders for Oils Lamps
promptly filled at l64 Camp street.
JAMES H. PAGAUD,
w. I. CLAPP.
m22 2pf Sole Agents
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THOMAS l., WHITE,
BOOKSELLER AND STATION ER,
No. IO5 Canal street,
Would call the attention Of
co Csa,2xsI~ SfrkaCzEdJV-z:S,
el And those wanting
SCHOOL BOOKS,
MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS,
MEDICAL AND Law BOOKS,
in connection with STATIONERY
TO his
Extensive and well Selected Stock.
k-orders for anything in his line will be sold Low and
upon the most favorable terms. mg7 2p3t
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- UHAKTKhS STREET..
We selling the market prices Medallion Velvet
Wilton Tapestry Brussels SPY Ing rain and other CARPET
INGs. FLOOR OIL CLOTH, Of all widths, coors and quail
tiles MATTING-Whie Cheekered and Fancy. Window
Shades Table and Piano Covers Ha Cloth Linen and Drug
m ms spst V'''''' ~ A. BRoUssEAU & co.
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bar HelmhoId's Compound Fluid Extract.
remedy Of Bladder, Kidneys Gravel,
Dropsy Weaknesses, etc. has equal Read the ADVERTISE
another column headed "Helmbolds Genuine Pre-
paration.o
For sale wholesale and retail by j. WRIGHT CO. Nos.
q and ISL Chartres street. m29 2p6teod
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y. q. Morgan s Co.,

j. q. Morgan 5 Co.,
BOOKSELLERS,
Exchange Place, adjoining the POst-oGice,
AND
20 COMMERCIAL PLACE,
Have always hand large and welselccted STOCK OF
BOOKS in all the various branches Of
LITERATURE,
SCIENCE,
And the
ARTS
which we sell at PUBLISHERS LOWEST PRICES. We
receive by EVERY STEAMER large additions to
STANDARD.
MISCELLANEOUS, and
MEDICAL STOCK.
Together with
All the New Books issued.
BY the mails receive all the popular MAGAZINES,
PERIODICALS and ILLUSTRATED PAPERS.
We subscriptions for the leading Magazines
and Newspaper.
sOeits those DESTROYS Of repenhing their Libraries
examination Of our STOCK and PRICES before purchasing
elsewhere
]. G. MORGAN l. CO.,
Exchange Place. adjoining the Post-oHice,
m29 2p2t<W and 20 Commercial Place.
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Printing! Printing!

NEAT! CHEAPn QUICK!!!
CLARK & BRISBIN,
No. 70 CAMP STREET, over the Crescent Office,
Would respectfully call the attention of the public the
that they fully prepared any every decrp
ton of PLAIN, FANCY and ORNAMENTAL
Job Printing,
Such Pamphlets Cards. Circulars Bin Heads Receipts Law
Blanks Briefs, Haldbs Labels Ball Tickets etc. etc. on
the most accommodating terms.
With their experience boh being Practical Printers
voting their personal attention all orders entrusted hem
and their facilities they ater themselves that their
not be exceed in respect by any office In the CITY,
BOOK BINDING and RULING, in connection with Print
ing, neatly executed. ma9 2plyMo
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III. II. BUCKLEY,

WATCH MAKER,
Camp street,
Respectfully invites the attention of purchasers his
stock of
SILVER AND PLATED WARE,
FINE WATCHES FOR LADIES AND GENTLEMEN,
of the latest styles and perfect workmanship The best
substantial
SILVER HUNTING LEVERS,
Equal any Watch for time
large assortment of
BREAsTPTNS,
EARRINGS,
SETS OF JEwELRY, etc.
DIAMOND RINGS AND BREAsPINs.
THE FINEST PEBBLE sPECTACLBS.
Which are offered at large reduction rates.
Rs- Personal attention given Watch Repairing usual
n23 2p4m
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Rs- News from Virginia. - Madison G. H,
Va. oes n. 1856
Dr. c. NJ jackson; Dear SI take pleasure adding one
certificate your list and recommending Hoohands German
Bites to all who may be afflicted with Dyspepsia Piles
had been afflicted four ave months with Dyspepsia
when commenced taking the Bier they effected per-
feet had also pain my stomach attended with
Hes have had Of nature since
was Cured b. the Bisier and cheetaly recommend
them 70 all who may similarly afflicted
Witness JAMES N. FLoYp.
ASK Tor hoohAndis German Bitter is sold by druggists
ann soekeepeFs every town and village the United States
west indies and south America, rs per bottle
Sold in New Orleans wholesale and retail hy D. WRIGHT
CO., Nos. n and lsi chArtres street. MI 2plmAw
- ~ the fnohc-Fhe undersigned most
respectfully submits his name to the voters Of ~ civ az NJ
Orleans candidate the oee Of Msyor-elscon 10
eh on the I'd day Of June next.
is26 2Fse BENZ s. HARRIssON.
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New Orleans, rich Is, 1858.
Mr.. Coins have been using your "Kaperlapeum for
stus that have suffered with last eighteen yearz hay
ing during that time been operated upon by John.on Of St.
Louis without have been induced to try your aka
perapeum, and confess with perfect satisfaction and
from its beneficial results anticipate speedy cure
AMOS HI HTOwER,
Cont street, near Robinson street.
m25 2ptf New Orleans
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Boots, Shoes amd Bro0ams.
iy1s2p&V
NEW ORLEANS, August II, 1857.

new ORLEANS, August IL, 1857
Dear srFhe twenty -four Inch NH which purch from
for Mr.. j. Pack woods plantation attached to
the mill engine, and put operation week. am
much pleased with in every respect both regard its
pleity, durability, and quantity it gnds timed the mill
when in operation several times and found my surprise
the mill grinding bushe per mnue therefore expect
the ul to grind regularly thirty bushels per hour with ease
To Sugar Planters would especially recommend your Ms
believing them be superior any mill manufactured
Yours, respectfully,
aul4 2ptf JOHN s. MCDONALD Engineer
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Fringes for RGreges.

Wines and Liquors,
I7..........s..ROYAL STREET, ..".......".IT
Asupply Of CREME DE BoUzY CHAMPAGNE, in quartz
and pnts constantly hand which, equal the that
oonesto this market.
:. Also.
OTHER BRANDS OF INFERIOR QUALITY.
FINE OLD PoRT-the. best in the city.
SPARKLING and STILL HOOK, MADEIRA and SHERRY
WINES
BRA Dies.
sAzERAC of the Vintage Of 1875 1898 and 1905 and other
brands.
WITS Us
OF allieseriptons-scotch Irish Rye and Bourbon.
ALE and PORTER, in pints and quarts.
Also.
On hand my usual of the best WINES and LII
QUORS in the Market which will Re sold reasonabl
terms as any other hsusein the city.
SEWELL r. TAYLOR,
dy9nIy No 7 street
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8 A q 8 r. R L II IA -

oNTH PLAN OF SINGLE NUMBERS,
Daily national Democrat., 1858-12-30
nailg ylattonal 4emotrat.
Disease of Groims-Smut In Wheat, sc.
Translated from the Frenchl


Translated from the French1
Several parasitic champignons Tor mush.
rooms) attack the different kinds of grain
during their period Of vegetation and change
or Destroy yearly, portion of our harvest.
Up to half of the eighteenth century, most
of the diseases caused by these parasites have
been confounded aud their origin unknown.
Only in 1865, in the excellent book of Tillet,
dissertation on the Cause which Corrupts
and Blackens the Ears of Grains, and Chiefly
those of Wheat,) VIC find for the first time
an exact determination of those corruptions.
Ii is about at the same period, aud chiefly at
the beginning of this century. that the real
cause the parasitisme of the infurlor vereta-
bles, was observed; but the study of these
infinitely small and minute objects needs in.
struments of so great perfection, that only
some few years ago. it was possible to recog-
mise them completely, To-day the most
competent botlnists agree and admit that the
smut is caused by microscopical champignons
belonging to the family of the uredeneese,
(urediaees, in French)
SMUT.-The disease which the farmers call
Smut, is solely caused by the uredo r,tJigo
rera This parasite attacks chiefly wheat
and barley, seldom oats 1t is developing
itself in the parenchyma of the blades and
the culm, and the floral envelopes, and some
times even upon the grain itself 1t is in the
6, ring and during the summer that this
champignon appears; humidity and heat
accelerate its vegetation; dryness or drought
delays it. When developing itself we per-
ceiye upon the green portions of the already
attacked plants, some white spots, generally
stretched out, but near together; increasing,
they often touch each other These spots
transform themselves slowly into as many
pustules, which at the epoch of their maturi.
ty tear themselves off, leaving behind a dust
of somewhat red color.
If at their first degree we lift up carefully
The epidermis which cover the spots, we
perceive beneath it, by the aid Of a micro
scope a small pocket of white ilamcnt, very
subtle and fetted together. These tilaments
constitute the mycelium or vegetative sys-
TEN of the parasite; this is all we can see at
the outset tfrst degree,) but upon the more
progressed mycelium we discover, towards
the centre, small tubercle of mucilaginous
matter, containing great number of very
small fluid grains, This tubercle called re-
ceptacle, may be considered the fruit of the
champignon. At the term of its growth. it
again covers the mycelium entirely; the
small grains which it contains and which are
growing with it. are the spores and seed. At
maturity these spores cover again the whole
surface Of the receptacle and being in great
number they cause heavy pressure upon
the epidermis and make it burst. V.M.
To be continued
Daily national Democrat., 1858-12-30
Conversational News.

WASHINGTON, December Sth.-The Senate
and House met ON Monday and Tuesday, but
transacted no business of Importance. After
a short session yesterday, they adjourned
over to Thursday, to give time to organize
the various committees.
In the House of Representatives, the select
committee on the Pacific Railroad, are in
clined to favor the proposed Central route to
the Pacific.
The resolution to abrogate the Clayton
Bulwer treaty, which was laid over from last
session, was called up before the House, in
Committee of the Whole.
WASHINGTON, December 9th.-The House
of Representatives met at IL o'clock. The
Speaker announced his appointments to fill
vacancies and make changes in the various
committees
John IT, Wright Oem.) of Tennessee, and
James NJ. Cavanaugh (Dem.) of Minnesota,
have been appointed to fill the vacancies in
the Committee on Ways and Means John
S. Phelps Dem) of Missouri, William b.
Maclay (Dem.) of New York, and Justin
Morrill, (Rep.) of Vermont, are appointed to
Committee on Claims. James jackson Dem
of Georgia, is appointed to fill a vacancy in
Committee on Public Lands. r. II. Garnett
(Dem.) of Virginia, is appointed on Commit
tee on Revolutionary Claims T. b. Vance
(Dem) of North Carolina, Robert B. Trpp
(Am) of Georgia, and William II. Dimmick
(Dem. of Pa, are appointed to Committee
on Indian Affairs Guy NJ. Bryan (Dem.) OF
Texas, is placed on Committee on Military
Affairs; j. j. McRae Dem. of Miss, on For
eign Affairs. L. OBJ. Branch (Dem.) of N.
Carolina, is appointed on the Committee on
Territories. O. L. Van Landingham (Dem.
of Ohio, on Revolutionary Pensions Hall
Leidy Dem.) Of Pa, and j. f. Farnsworth
(Rep) of Illinois, on Invalid Pensions. Geo.
w. Holmes (Rep) of New York, on Roads
and Canals Oliver a. Morse (Rep.) of New
York; Daniel w. Gooch (Rep.) of Mass, and
David s. Walbridge (Rep) of Michigan, on
Patents VIM. L. Niblack (Dem.) of Ind,
Committee on Accounts. John A. Soaring
(Dem.) of New York; John Dick (Rep.) of
Pa, Paulas Powell, (Dcm.) of Va, j. G. Kun
kle (Rep.) of Pa, and Francis L. Spinner
(Rep.) of New York, Committee on Mileage
w. W. Phelps (Dem.) of Minnesota, is also
appointed on this committee, in place of
Niback.
The Chairmen of the various committees
are the same as last session, with the excep-
ton ofW Selby, Dem, of South Carolina,
on the Committee of Elections; j. S. Phelps,
Dem, of Mo, Chairman of the Committee on
Ways and Means Chas j. Faulkner, Dem,
of Virginia, on the Committee on Military
Affairs, and Geo W. Hopkins, Dem. of Va,
Chairman of Committee on Foreign Affairs
Mr.. Morris, of Illinois, gave notice. in the
House, of bill providing for the election OF
Governors and Judges in the Territories by
the people thereof Also, of bill to admit
sugar and salt into our ports free of duty.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-12-30

ALmoNY.-The case of Daniel Murphy VS..
Mary Murphy, for divorce. has been continu-
ed, says the San Jose Tribune, until next
Term of CoErt, pen motien Of counsel for
plaintiff The melton of Col Baker, one Of
the counsel for defendant, that portion of
the common property be set apart for the
use of defendant, to enable her to defray the
expenses of the suit, and for her mainten-
anee, was argued on Wednesday. Judge
Hester rendered his decision same day, al
lowing the sum of $4,000 to be set apart for
that purpose, and ordering the plaintiff to
pay the same to the defendant, in install
ments as follows: $500 in two weeks for
date of order $500 in one month; $1,000
In two months, and $1,000 in three months
Mr. Murphys estate is valued at about $500,
,0OO
Daily national Democrat., 1858-12-30
Atlantic Items.

We have New Orleans dates, via Tehaun
tepec, to December 18th
MoBILE, December StA.-The schooner Su
san, with the Nicaragua emigrants on board
left the lower harbor last night, after takin,
on board supply of water and proceede,
out towards the Gulf She was chased b,
the revenue cutter Mcclellan, overhauled anC
ordered to heave to- Captain Maury, of tn,
schooner, however, disregarded the signal
when a shot was fired into her. The schoon
er sustained no serious damage however
and no one on board was injured She ther
proceeded on her way, taking with her Lieut.
White, of the revenue cutter who was on
baord as the guest of Captain Maury. The
revenue cutter, in attempting to overhaul
her and keep in gunshot range, got aground
in the shoal water off Navy Cove, and had
not been able to get off at the time our in
formant left the Lower Harbor
MOBILE, December 9th, 2r. M.--The schoon-
er Susan is supposed to be some three or four
hundred miles at sea by this time, The sue
cess of Captain Maury in evading pursuit,
and in resisting seizure while in the harbor,
gives very general satisfaction to our citizens
and those interested in the enterprise are re-
joicing at the result.
NicKsBURd, Decemcer l2th-A destructive
fire occurred at Raymond, Mississippi, this
morning Twelve stores and seven dwelling
houses were destroyed. No insurance. Su,
posed work of an incen1iary
LOUISVILLE. December 7th.-Presdent
Fowlkes has placed under contract for imme.
date construction fifty miles more of the
Southern Pacific Railway.
New YORK. December Sth-The rumored
murder of Gov. Cavendish and Asply by the
Sioux Indians is false. They report then.
selves still alive and well.
The Virginia State Democratic Convention
after a stormy session nominated John Letch.
er for Governor.
California bonds are quoted at 81 cents in
New York.
At Democratic Senatorial Caucus it has
been arranged to substitute Green for Doug
las as Chairman of the Committee on Terri.
tories.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-12-30

Notice has been given in the House ofa bill
to abolish the franking privilege and substi
tute therefor money Communication.
petition was presented in the House
from the Legislature of Minnesota, asking aid
to construct a wagon road from Lake Supe.
nor to the South Pass of the Rocky Noun
tains.
Foreign News.
From the teegraphic column of the True
Delta we have the arrival of the CITY of
Washington at New York, on the Sth of De.
cember, with Liverpool dates to November
oath, three days later than those brought bv
the Europa.
No intelligence had been received in Eng
land RESP Getting the missing steamship Indian
Empire up to the time of the sailing of the
City of Washington.
A terrible hurricane had swept the coast in
the vicinity of Swathford, and twenty YES.
sells have been wrecked No American YES
sells are among the number
1t is confidently reported that Lord Ma
pier, the British Minister at Washington, is
to be recalled The London Morning Post
in an article upon the subject, says Lord Ma
pier has been removed because of his inclina-
ton to favor the execution of the Monroe
doctrine, as promulgated in the United
States. The London Globe confirms the re.
port of Lord Napier's recall but says he is to
be transferred to some European mission.
The English Cabinet have notified Holland
of its refusal to assume the protectorate over
Saranak.
Count Montalembert's trial in France for
publishing an article offensive to the Gov.
ernment, commenced on November oath, but
the press was not allowed to note proceed
ngs in the case.
London, November 24th.-London flour
market is firm Union telegrapAic.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-12-30

A NEW ARTIcIE FOR. RoOFING.-We have
been sbowa, says the Times, new article
for roofing lately introduced in this city
which appears to be far ahead Of anything of
the kind in use here. II is imperyiOus to
water. and a sure protection against destruc-
ton by FIRE 1t is made of canvass run
through molten pitch and powdered soap
stone VIII eh is first nailed to the roof and
then coated with mastie and sand The can
vass, by the action of the pitch, adheres so
hrmly to the roof that it is almost like the
roof itself in solidity, and may be walked on
Withoutin the least degree affecting its water
proof qualities. This article has already OBJ
tanned an extensive reputation in the Eastern
and Northern States, and is destined to be-
come universally used wherever known. 1t
Is no catchpenny affair. but has real genuine
merit of high order
Daily national Democrat., 1858-12-30
E%SN.

She knows not, bright unconscious thing,
That IN my soul she is enshrined,
With such sweet pain as love may bring
A living portion of the mind
She cannot know my life is nought
Except daily dream of her,
The regnant, bright, eternal TuOuGHT,
That makes me still worshipper.
Accused am TO feel how bIest
might, but cannot hope to, be;
TO know that love is in that breast
But love that ne'er will smile on met
For who could ask a boon so rare
AS dwells in her delicious kiss,
Or dare aspire to arms which are
Tile perfect 5oa1dHyc Of HiSS'
The rose may touch her lips Of red,
The wave receive each glowing charm,
And Night her downy curtains spread
Around her sweetly slumbering form;
But l must still at distance gaze,.
And mourn my dark, unhappy fate,
And sing to her these dreamy lays
Who neither bears me love nor hatei
Daily national Democrat., 1858-12-30
R. H. MCDONALD & CO.,

Importing and Wholesale Druggists,
Have just received per clippers,
100 bbls Plaster Paris 800 bbls water proof Cement
30 bbls Marble Dust; 90 bbs Whiting;
80 carboys Sulph Acids; 100000 Soda Corks;
100 jars Citric Acid; 30 bales Soda Twin;
20 bbls Irish Moss; 10 bales Fresh Hops.
With complete assortment Of Brewers. and Soda
Material to which We invite the attention of dealers
1879 ] Street, Sacramento, by
nov1S-3m r. II. MCDONALD co.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-12-30

A Big BEAR SroRY.-Mr. Charles Trycn
informs the Gazette, that on his way and in
the nelghborhood of Santa Ines, accompa-
hied BY his partner, both having long Ken
tueky rifles, and having along with them five
hounds, an enormous grizzly crossed their
pain. and after running over his partner and
Vne hounds, leaving, the former PROSTATE
(though unhurD was brought up by a shot
from Mr. 'sSCryon, behind the foreshoulder,
passing through the lights, lungs and heart,
Notwithstanding which it took six shots more
TO Dispatch hin. The grizzly, according to
bis report. weighing 800 pounds
Daily national Democrat., 1858-12-30

PICKED UP AGAIN.-The sentimental young
man who accidentally dropped these lines
from his pocket, hear the Court House, the
other day, in a fit of abstraction, is safe from
exposure at our hands, if he lays low and
says nothing" which he will be likely to
do. He evidently suffers, and such coward
deserves to. None but the brave deserve
the fair as we limited, some time ago. to a
Young man in like circumstances
Daily national Democrat., 1858-12-30

g2S We would advise those who have not purchas =
ed their Winter Stock Of Clothing to do so immed
ately' of Houston, Hastings Co. They are selling
oil their immense stock of Fine Clothing at COST for
the next 80 DAYS =
Daily national Democrat., 1858-12-30
MUSIC for the MILLION

HENRX WILL ANS most respect ssas
IL fully announces to the citizens of Ma -
rysYle and its vicinity that he is prepared TO Kill rsN
furnish any number of Instruments of Music, IhsfsS
for Balls, Parties Serenale Professions &C, &C., at
the shortest notice. and most reasonable terms.
Orders left at the What Cheer House, corner Of I'd
street and Maiden Lane, will be promptly atteuded
nov30-my
Daily national Democrat., 1858-12-30

Warranted to restore Grey Hairs to their origi-
nal color, and thin or decayed hairs to their youthful
luNuriance and beauty. Also, to cure, efectually,
Scurf and DandruG. Reasons why it should be used
in preference to any other preparation for the hair:
First-One bottle will restore grey hairs to their
original Color.
Second-One half bottle will cure the worst case of
Dandruff.
Thrd-There is no oil in this preparation, and will
not soil the finest linen.
This IS chemical preparation and has been manu.
factured for many years in the Atlantic States and is
offered to the public and guaranteed the best Hair
Restorative now in use.
Ky Ths Hair Tonic was awarded n special diplo-
ma at the State Fair, Marysville, August
Manufactured only at the Drug Store of
S. t. WATTS, Marysville
And sold by EFT SPENCE, Nevada
Dr. w. 2. FLINT, Forbestown
nOv2S-my CLARK & GIBSON EagIeviIIe
Daily national Democrat., 1858-12-30

tS"Phe Presidents Message contains ex-
actiy 10000 words, Are any of them super.
Auous
Daily national Democrat., 1858-12-30
MI q R.BLE-
Premium Marble Works.

p j. DEvINE & BRO,
X Street, Corner Sirth, SACRAMENTO, Cal.
MARBLE MANTELs AND CRATES, M0NU.
WI ments, Tomb and Grave Stones, Table and Coun-
ter Tops Tile, Granite and Freestone Sills and Lin.
tells &c, &c, constantly on hand and made to order
on reasonable terms. All kinds Of Ornamental Worb
lone with dispatch. jy22-6m