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1HALBERa,s CONCERT TONIGHT.

Tonight the inimitable Tbalberg gives. euo,her
Concsrt The last was well attended by fashionable
audience and from the frequent demonstrations OF
delight with which the performances of not only Mr.
Thalberg and Mr.. vieuxtemps, but also Of Madame
Johansen and Miss Kemp were received, We cannot
ba, anticipate the attendance again Of almost all who
wore present ON Friday evening, together with u
large accession Thslbesg truly prince Of piansts
His unosten,a,ious and digni6ed demssnor baspeak
bis good sense and good nanners-and the exquisite
deiicacy and accuracy of his touch upon the instru
meu, Of which he is perfect master, denote musical
eenias of the highest order, we'll as refined and
cultivated taste. vieux,emps ravishes the ear with
the mtlliHuent melody Of bis scientific strains. To.
niga among other excellent pieces, the grand duet
from Meyerbeer's celebrated opera, The Hugue.
no,s," will be rendered by Thalberg and vieu1semps
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CONVENTION OF SOLDIERS OF 1912

INprAHArcLIs. IND. Jan. ga convention OF the
soldiers of 1872 held in this city to-day, me-
mortal adopted, asking Congress TO make an up.
preparation for the soldiers OF 1872 and of the frontier
Indian wars at the same period, 1t was stated by
several speakers, that q number Of the men who
were engaged in the war, and were residing now IN
the West were in necesstous circumstances and that
it is than justice that Congress should afford
them aid. After mutual salutations. and the renewal
OF old acquain,snceship, they adjourned 10 meet
again al this place on the 4th of March next.
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TRIBUTE OF RESPECT

Of RESI- bCl.
Alta Court OF Monthly Session held for Richmond
County ct the Court House. on Monday the 18th day OF
January, le5-: 1T
order the following tribute to the memory OF FERloLE
LEMOINE, deceased, to be spread upon its minutes
Whereas since the laet Of this Court It has pleased
Heaven 10 remove from midst to another, and we
trust to better world Ferio Lemone member Of this
Court: Ani, inasmuch, we entertained true regard
for the deassd and high appreciation OF his character
AZ Justice while living, desire to express our heart.
fe, sympahy With those who feel most this visitation oil
of providence and manifest reverence for the me-
mory of friend and associnte: Therefore, belt
Resolved, That in the death of ferol Lemoine, our
County has of her best citizens OF her purest
aud mos. Independent magistrates and whose place
csnnyt be supplied unless modeoty discretion verscty
and honesty stand in his stead.
Resolved That our sincere and heartfelt sympathy
hereby rendered TO the family Of the deceased In this al
aictivo dispensation Of Providence.
Resolved, That copy of these resolutions be forward
ed to the family Of the deceased BY the Clerk OF thii
Court
Resolved That these resolutions be spread upon the re-
cords of this Court and copy Of the same be published
In the Richmond whg and the Richmond Enquirer.
Resolved, That In respect for the memory OF the dc
ceased, the Court doth now adjourn
A Copy-Teste,
F.W. PENDLETON, elk.
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NEUTRALITY LAWS.

. e,,,,viny estruct from the debate in the houte
rnr.seuts,,ys.. ON Tuesday last, indicates cons''
rab,s variance IN the construction OF the Neurai-
ty Lave:
Mr. Bocock, after calling especial attention 10 we
section of the Neutrality Laws about tue h.'nE "us
of expeditions said such vessels had nere,olo.e u -,
captured on mid ocean. ana turheo oa'A' :"
them from making assaults .,.,,
Mr. S,..h.ns fr.suming) wanted TO know "heh
MIR. Bocock replied he did not make the nsserrou
"f his own knowledge, but had oeeh '''u '""' 'N>
was the fact .;.. oa;os, wbo
on,ht "a know. he had learned that no seizure ha'
occurred since 1918, and although the neutraty laws
mad been construed authorize arrests III io oce"u
| uone had bet made. :, :. ,,;ah % eet o. n
MIR. Stephens resuming, said, II we WISH " se' au
example. let il be one which can be followed ou' we
,nrseyes should not be violators OF me Neutrai'y
laws Reparatiou and restitution shouia oe iuaue'
and il would be- an outrage il they were no' &C.,
Every man should be sent back TO Inc pioce iIo
which he was taken. II walker, me ,ho Courts 81
call him. is fugitive FROM justice let the .h,
Determine He Understood that walker II sn,s
country in ship with regular clearance. he .:s
his bond before leaving, and can anewer u ~ u'u
not become gentlemen TO say that walker a'us.
when the Executive said to him, Go in Peace.Wt
have no charge against you" lie repeated ;ia'
Walk ar and his men should be put on board halon
nj chip and returned TO where they were oeiore tne
outrage was committed. p,.,
MIR. Bocock believed that Commodore fauioing
had acted illegally. While he preferred 10 near lrotn
he Executive in response to the resolution ior lntor
NATION he wanted the neutrality laws inquired into
He maintained that we had unlimited power TO use
the Army and Navy on the ocean where 'nose Oh
other nations can be legi:imstely employed:
Mr.. Quitman inquired whether the law alo MOI .ap
n,v only 10 offences committed within the United
States.
Mir. Bocock replied that he understood from gen
tI.man learned 10 the law that the celebrated Lewis
Baker, who committed an offence in New YORK, was
pur,ued on the ocean by the vessels of the United
States. ..,
Mr.. Keitt asked whether persons arrested without
the limits of the United States would be amenable TO
any Court in the country
Mr. Bocock replied that separate power is gwen 70
The Pre- sdent over and above bringing them TO trial.
Power is given to prevent them from going to foreign
shores to war against countries with which we are at
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PORTER, ALE. TEAS, &c.

PORTER, ALE, TEAS, Ncs
HI ,BBERT'S London Porter pints and quarts;
III Mu!r's scotch Ale, in jugs
Heidsck Wine (Repauld francois);
Goddard Pale Brandy, 1905;
Hennes.cy Dark London Dock
Cerard, Dupuy e. Cos London Dock;
siey, Madeira Wine in hall pipes and quarter asks
New Orleans Rum, Fulls
Brown and Pale Sherry Wines;
Choice Green md Black Teas; Java aud Mocha Cosee;
Nost of the above OF our own apprehension sale By
Jaula EDMOND, DAVENP ORT & co.
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THE SUGAR CROP OF LOUISIANA is
stated in the New Orleans Crescent that the sugar
crop Of Louisiana for 1857 will be from 225, OO0 10
25UUUO bids, against about IS 900 bids. in lSo6-
Prices are of course much lower than last year; but
nevertheless, planters will realize about s2ooO Ooo
more from the crop Of this season than from that OF
1856, while consumers will alse gain largely.
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KANSAS

WASHINGTON, Jan. l0-Advices from Kansas
late date state that Gov. Robinson and General Lane
stapt for State Ulcers on the ticket nominated By
the bolters from the Free State Convention.
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NRW HJISTl

NEW MUSIC,
AT RANDOLPH'S BOOKSTORE AND BlNDERY
WEARS Ago, song; by Alice Hawthorne IS cts.
IL This Land Of Ours song by Alice Hawthorn, .;
cents.
Where Is the Sunny Land, song; by Thomas 80.
Willie Roves More, (auswer to Willie we have miss
ed You.) by Hesler; IS.
My Mothers Voice, song; BY Roger Is.
Thine was the Spell. song; by Coleman; 25.
To the Absent One, song by harrington: IS.
Have Faith in One Another. song; by Perring o.
When shulI be an Angel Too sacred song; by Gougler
%.
There's Rest for Ali in Heaven, sacred song; by Chase
%
Nothing to wear Polka; by Wemer; 25.
Ida Polka, by Blaufus,; 25.
Oak Shade Shottisch; by Blakeman; 25.
Victory March; dor four handsD by Otto Fox; e..
Soldiers Glee March; by Otto Fox: beautifully 25
Atlantic Telegraph ouickstep; by ]. c. A.; %.
Ian
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iMUSEMENTS.


Second Night of the Distinguished Tragedan,
MIR. H. LORRAINE.
TNUEESDAY EVENING, January la will be perform
Il ed Bulwers Great Play sf
RICHELIEU;
OR, THE CONSPIRACY!
Cardinal Richeieu Mr.. II. LoKRAlhk'
MR. AND MRS WHITE.
:. THALBERG,s
SECOND AND LAST But ONE GRAND CONCERT
Nv RICHMOND,
AT METROpoLITAN HALL!
ii. VIEUXTEMPS.
TlNHE MANAGER begs leave announce that. desiring
L To render this entertainment the mot brilliant ever
given in this city The following eminent artists Nave
'''" MIX. THALBER aGGpeii 'S ViEGxTEaps,
MADAME BERTHA JOHANSEN,
Canatrice d Camera to the Emperor of Austria, and
Primn Donna OF Italian Opera House. Italy Germany and
Academy ""i MISS ss% ANNIE Mi KEMP,
The Young American Prima Donna. Contrso. exprcss!y
engaged for the Academy Of Music, New York. Tor the
production Of English Operas and Oratorios.
Conductor-E MISSIONER.
6. THALBERG will play "Norma. !" "Andante" ard "se
renade Don Pasqualc," "Lucreta Boreis The GRAM
Duete Huguenots, for Pano and Violin with Mr. VEIN
Tennis
H. viEuxTEMPs will perform "Fantasie Caprice.
"Lucie." "Ducie Huguenots." with Mr.. THALBERG.
Madame JOhAnsen will sing " CHvatina Bsruierc DE-
swighn, '"prces Wul.e,' and "Duc,tc Don Giovanni.
Miss Kemp will sing cave Marin" and 1.-THE Dreaa
Spot" English song.
Sig. Lehman will sing "Aria Lucia" and Duet,e with
ts Tho price OF admission has been fixed rs follows:
Choice aad reserved Seats secured 81 So secured e.
The sale OF reserved seats commences to-day, O'Clock
a. NJ, at Mr.. Woodhouso's bookstore. On Monday, the
81 Tickets and remaining 81 50 reserved scais, will bs
sold.
Doors open at H. Concert commence at clock.
Mr.. THALBERG'S last Concert, positively, on Thurs,
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DIED.

DIED, of Whoopng Cough, on yesterday, ELIZABETH
HALL, aged about - month"; youngest child OF Ihoma'
R. and c. E. Price Tue friends of the family are invited
TO to attend funeral to-day 2 the house
of her parents Capitol street.
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VIRGINIA, to with CHANCERY.-At Rule
v held in the Clerks Office of the Circuit Court oil
Northumberland County Monday, the 4sh day of ia
nuary, 1858:
Richard H. Dulany aud Henry Grafton, aims. Henry
Grafton Dulany, Plaintiff,
Against
Robert Spear. Hathaway, nlias Hetherly Spear. dc
scrbed sometimes Robert Spear Co and George l..
Ninker Defendants.
The object of this suit is to obtain decree for resale
of the vendors for failure paw the residue Of purchase
money And appearing by satisfactory evidence that
the defendants nonresdcnts of the State Of Vrginn
On motion OF the plaintiffs By counsel, 1t Is ordered that
sHd defendants do appear here within month al
ter due publication OF this order and do what s
published week for four successive weeks, in the
Richmond Enquirer newspaper published in the City Of
Richmond and that another copy thereof be posted at
the front door Of the Court house of said County on the
first day of tho next County Court.
Copy-Teste,
Jan l2-cw4w A. j. BRENT. C. C. C. p.
VALUABLE FARM OF ONE HUNDRED ACRES
FROM RICHMOND
VXyE authorized to sell valuable Farm contain.
w ing one hundred acres OF Land, about nine miles
from Richmond, and about and half miles from
Atees Station, Virginia Central Railroad. Only abost
twenty acres is cleared the balance in original growth OF
valuable Timber, consisting OF Pine. Red Oak Spanish
Oak, White Oak, Hickory, Poplar and Walnut The i'm
provements ia Dwelling containing two rooms and q
passage.
The soil 10 very fine md well adapted to the growth If
Tobacco. Wheat Corn, &c. There are deposits in diff
feren parts OF this land OF rich mould supposed TO be
sufficient quantity to enrich surface Of at least 500
acres very convenient of access and has fine effect
upon vegetation.
About twenty OF the Tract fat land Of superior
quality. Terms accommodating. Apply to
Jam lI-c3t GODDIk A. ApPERSON
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LEGISLATIVE CONVENTION LAS

LEGISLATIVE CONVENTION LAST NIGHT.
At an unusually large Convention of the Demo
cratic members of the Senate and House Of Dele
gates of the Legislature OF Virginia, ast night, in the
Hall Of the House of Delegates, strong resolutions
were adopted warmly endorsing the course OF the
President upon the subject Of the Lecompton Con-
ventiou There were ITO members present.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-01-12

We understand that Judge WIN. Leigh, of Hall
fax, who has 90 long and ably discharged the du
ties of his Office has sent In his designations and that
the Governor will speedily issue bis proclamation for
an secton to be held to fill this vacancy in the Sd Ju
~. o;v
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TWO THOUSAND DOLLARS REWARD

TIME undersigned will give the above reward for the
u apprehension and delivery to the Tailor of Frnnkn
county Tennessee Of Samuel Meredith, who murdered
H. F. Robertson, 10 the town Of Winchester, Tenneesec
on the evening OF the 24th December, aud has fed 10
parts unknown.
Said Meredith s from oa 30 years DID, about six feet
high slender thin vssged high iurehead light blue eyes
large and prominent, nut Of langud expnpsion, good
many wrinkles about the eyes for his age fair complex
i0n rather saow; light hnr but thin his head had
whskers all over his face except the upper lip wills
thin each side Of his face and asy cor on s
chin; in his movements rather slow has down look; his
lips usually compressed, but when in CONVEX saton plea
sant .mes ensy and shows 6ne se, of teeth has much
and sefpossession; brick by trade; wore
of black moeskin ovsrcsst perhaps since he left hai
cut Of bis hair ard whskers
CLARlNDA +. ROBERTSON
DAVID F. ROBERTSON,
Winchester Tenn Dec oS laJT
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JACOB HOLLOWAY

VAcoB HOLLOWAY Plaintiff liz
Uiah Stanley, John Stanley and "has
William l.. Stanley, Defendu n"
The undersigned BY decree Of the County Court Of
Hanover entered in this cause the 22d day OF
1857 hereby gives notice to the hers of Rachael Bs'
ein.on TO come forward aud their right and pe-
req ia the fund now remaining under the control Of the
Cour, ia this cause If they think proper to do
WIN q. WINSTON,
Jsn2 law2v Com'r HRnov r County Court
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LATEST BY TELEGRAPH.
ruIeSruphed for Richmond tho Enquirer.

THIRTYFIFTH CONGRESS-FrRsrs rssro,
WASHINGTON, Jan. II, 1858
SEsArE.-The Senate passed joint resolution. !,
thoriznp the President to restore to tho active, Or
served list Of the navy, transfer from furlough.,
leave of absence on the latter list. any officer,
fsc,ed by the action Of the naval retiring board r.
Ssuste postponed the debate on the Central Ans,
can message until the committee on foreign rels,o
shall make a report on the subject. :.
IIou.E.-Che House refused to print five thou,,,
extra copies of the report on coast survey. N
Groesbeck defended the Presidents conduct rsI.,;,
to Central American Affairs The House evidro,
endsavored to consume the day without considsr
the spe cial orders.
SEA VIEW HOUSE BURNT.
New YORK, Jan 1.-THE Sea View House, a.
Nevasink Highlands. where young Moses WA ls,sI.
murdered. was burnt last night. 1t supposed 10 =
the work of an incendisry.
sNs-
NEW YORK, JAN. ll.-Breadstuffs are NJ,
changed. In stocks and exchange there 10 no,bir,
doing.
BALTIMORE, JAN. ll.-There is no report fra,
the markets to-day.
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DICHMOND ATHEN.EUn-HoS. HENRY w.
neum. on WEDNESDAY EVENING, the 18th Of Japus'
| ~, 1852 ~,,
Doors open at ~ o'clock r. es'Hte I" tosn u :
Paicy, OF ADxIssIos-25 cents single ticket.
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REP0RM OR ECLECTIC PRACTICE OF
MEDICINE.

HbRoFEssoR BEACH. FOUNDER VI THhEE
MEDICAL COLLEGES in this country AID a.
.one. au,hor OF numerous Works on the Heal x Art
Practitioner of Medicine thirty years In tn City OF
New York. and proposes to Lecture, and to trodto,
his here give advice to those abori unc or
diseases which have hitherto baied the skill OF OTHER
Physicians.
Dr. Beach desires to hold Parlor Conversations, or
Lecture every Evening free to Families Private
Circle Of Friends who will honor him with an invita-
ton
lnvalids at a distance will have Trea,ise sent -
them Free by directing line him enclosing stamp
which contains brief History and the Principles Of the
New School Practice.
He has brought with him supply Of hi, Books and
Medicines Professional Examin atons and hdvice given
ratuitousy from to o'clock daily at the st. Charles
Hotel.
Persons laboring under diseases of any ni are par
ticulary invited to CALL examine the author, works re-
concentrations and claims to confidence All petronaH
II their naladies no: too far advanced. may 'eH
upon it there Is Balm in Gilead or cure or them
On Wsdnesdsys IND Sunday oo'n nav sss' e '"'
St. Charles Hotel Jan u. 1858 Jan i--a''
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MARINE NEWS@

BALTIMORE, JAN. ll.-There is no report fro,
the markets to. day.
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ORANGE AND ALEXANDRA RAILRoAD.-The Char
lottesvs Jeferson!iu Learns that Mr.. G. K. Mason
has contracted with the Orange and Alexandris Rail
road Company TO flush $l2O OU0 in work on their road
taking S2OOO IN stock, and bonds for $1,000 900 At $7U
on the 500 by this arrangement the road will be
completed to Rock6 % miles beyond Charlottes-
vile.
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MAIL SERVICE Route 50l7, Harrisonburg to
New Market, Wright & Kearney contractors, an ad
dfonal weekly trip is put on.
Route 50l5, New Market TO Luney's Creek, is cur.
tailed, TO commence at Brooks Gap, emitting Bow
mans Mills. Tmbsrvls and Nav Market.
Route 5,D44, Moorield to Mcdowell. is ourtailed to
commence at Sweedlin Hill, emitting baskerville and
mOorfeld.
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NEW PAPER IN PETERsBrRG.-Mr. Samuel Pau
has issued his Prospectus for paper in Peters
burg to be called the Virginia Press. Il is to be de
voted to the Democratic party.
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ANOTHER LusATic ASfH.
On motion Of Mr.. ARNOLD. it w
Resolved, That 80 much Of thsovernor's mes.
saee as relates to the building Of eher unato asy-
Ium 10 the Northwestern part Of HState, be refer
red to the committee to examine thlunatic asylum,
With instructions to enquire iu(ehs expedienoy
thereof. q
RESOLUTIONS OF ENepr.
The appropriate committees WE structed to en-.
quirs into the eIpedisncy of kh propositions
viz: e.
By Mr.. PERRILL-Of reportile I of last session
relative to Huffman's legislstivet eksph
,,s %r 81 man
color, in the county Of Cupeperts
BY Mr.. WoRD-Cf allowing . em due Msssrs.
BE- I'D Binford, contractors O Buford's Gap
haunon Turnpike oompan,
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Curing diseases by natural laws. When taken. its
healing influence is felt coursng through every vein
OF the body purifying and acceleratng tie circulation
OF the blood IL negtraliZes any bilious matter the
stomach and strengthens the whole organization.
AcLean's Strengthening Cordial will efectuay cure
Liver cOmplants Ianndice
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The Great English Remedy.
Thorn's Compound Extract OF
COpaiba and SarsanariIIa.

DrSlsSa1 advantages not enjoyed BY any other med
icIzs Tor the of sexual diseases which must
Win al enlightened public render Il assuredly highly
popular and deSideratum eng sought for In the med
cAl world ueeis No con nnemcnt change % Get-
In ~ approved form, that u paste t Il entirely taste
less, and causes unpleasant paiirut
il l.=s acquired the utmost fame m almost every TART
of kurope; has been examined, approved II, and
sanctioned BY the faculty u medicins and
ded BY The most eminent of the profession. Prepared
by }. ". fHOhN, Chemist, London, and for sale
wholesale and retail, BY yoHS A. TAkhASI &Co- Agents
for the Unted saates s7s creenwch street New York
A. The above valuable preparation has been exisn-
siyey counterictcd by unpriBcpled parties IN the
United States tbs proprietor has adopted q precau-
ison against nfssitlou consumers Label of Shirh
The following Tar susilc and which vii found
burnt upon the botiOEn of each pot q grnnfa<
intended for sale The United States CanAas British
IT0ynoes, Wesl Indies and south AmerlcA-
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ne Greatest Kennedy I'm the Worid!
INHlS CORDIAL is distilled from a Berry known on
Il ly To myself, and chemically combined with some
o the most valuable medicinal roots herbs and barks
known 10 the mind of man, viz: blood root, black
root, Wild cherry bark yellow dock, dandelOns,
sal'aria, elder flowers, with others. producing the
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House, Appleton Building, 346 Broadway,
New York.
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whether sick o. nervous Rheumatism, Par
alyss, Lumbago, Gout, Neuralgia, Tooth.
ache, Small PoN, FeveTs, Swollen joints,
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Blood
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and speedily, Costiveness, Indigestion, In
hammation OF the Bowels Dyspepsia, Liver
Complaint, Diseases Of the Heart and Kid
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of order a dose Of Railway 5 Regulators wIll
restore ii 10 regularity. No female should
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r. r. r. Remedies are soldby Druggists everywhere.
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Removal.

JNHE subscriber takes this method Of informing his
l. old customers and friends and the public general
ly that he has removed his Hardware Store from The
old stand Market street. 10 No S. in the large brick
building lately erected the South side Broad
where he keeps constantly on hand and makes or
der the various articles embraced ms line bust
ness He especial attentun To hrs large
ment OF CASTINGS, HOLLOW WARE, BRASS, &c, such
Mantle and Coal Crates Wagon Boxes, Plow Mods,
Cutters, Corn Shelters, Corn Crushers Mill
Crushers Balcony Work and Iron Fencing Coffee Mills
Kettles Brass Kettles, Dog Irons, Candle Sticks
and almost endless variety Of other articles.
Jan. 29-t ANDREW ANDERSON.