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tive during the ea,ly part of the week, but to-
wards the close prices declined + to sc. The sales
for the week amount to 1875 bales, at 81 0ll!c.
FYow.-The -four market is we'll stocked, and
prices had downward tendency. We quote
S2.50@2.75 per sack Of SO pounds.
Corn.-There is 4 large supply on hand, and
we quote 65@GSc. per bushel.
Cow Psus.-Ouly limited quantity in the mar
ket, which command I0@15c. per bushel' -,
0ats.-Scarcely any in the market, anu reaai'y
command 75c. per busbel
Baeon.-Hog rouul Country l2@ @l2!e.; Wes'
tern 1lallA: shoulders 9@;ss; hams l24@lo;
Lard lS@l3l.
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IMPORTANT SALE.

DY virtue of an assignment made to the under
I'D signed, L. H. Massey, by W. B. DUNLAP,
for the benefit Of his Creditors we will sell at the
residence Of L. H. Massey, on TUESDAY, l4th
Of DECEMBER next, TWO valuable TRACTS of
LAND in York District.
One called the "River Tract" situate on the
Catawba River, and containing
6s4 ACRES,
more or less. The other on Fishing Creek, and
containing $50 ACRES. Also,
TWO NEGROES.
Terms made known on the day of sale.
The Creditors of said W. B. DUNLAP are re.
quested to meet the undersigned at L. H. Mas
sey's house, on the morning of the sale and before
it, on business of importance.
L. H. MASSEY, Assignee.
D. C. RODDY,
Agent Of the Creditors.
Nov Is 46 At
~ Chester Standard will copy till day Of sale.
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Commissioners Sale.
In Equity---York.

In Equity---York.
- a. %. s''N''' for sale Of Land.
s. L. Love.
DY virtue of Decree of the Court Of Equity,
I'D made in above stated case, will expose to
sale to the highest bidder, at York Court House,
on the FISRT MONDAY IN JANUABY NEXT,
a tract of Land in York District, on the West
side of Big Sugar Creek, bounded by lands OF
James Glover, withers, J. D. Glover, A. Baxter
Springs, Nancy Meacham and Giles, and contain.
ing TWO HUNDRED AND EIGHTEEN ACRES,
more or less.
Terms Of Sale-Cash.
JNO, L. MILLER,
1888 1927 c. E. 7. d.
Dec 40 I'd
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TEE X@RRY3XsxsB BN NQUxR RR
NOTICE.

Sale of Lands, Stock, Steam Mills, &c.
TTAVING disposed of my Homestead, I will
ILL sell at my late residence on the Kings Noun
tain Rail Road, y miles from Yorkville, on the
2STH and 29TH of DECEMBER in
slant, the following property, consisting OF
Horses !; Mules; Cows; Hogs, (ready for
slaughter) Stock Hogs; large quanti-
ty of Corn; Wheat Oats; Rye;
Peas; Cotton Seed; Fodder;
Hay, &c. Carriage, Wag-
ons, and Farming Utensils. Also, one
lot Of fine Furniture.
Also, one tract Of land situate on Turkey Creek,
three miles from Yorkvlle, known as the "Alex-
auder Tract" containing
525 ACRES,
One half cleared, the balance in Woodland, with
good Dwelling, Machine, and all convenient plan
taton out houses, together with Saw and Grist
Mill.
Another tract containing. 215 ACRES in
Chester District, one mile from Chester Depot,
sixty.fve Acres of which is under cultivation
balance in Woodland. On the premises are
good DWELLING and other suitable outbuildings,
with Well of good water, and all under enelo-
sure.
will also sell at the same time and place, the
we'll known and valuable
STEAM SAW AND GRIST MILLS,
situate near the Yorkville Depot, connected with
the main body of the Railroad by means of 0
Turn Out.
The steam-power of the Mills consists Of a 40
horse power Engine Of the locomotive form, re.
quiring less fuel and water than the old style,
and is now in excellent running order, without q
blemish about it, The Saw and Grist Mill, Gran
airy, Boiling Apparatus and oil their appendages,
are now in good working condition, and will
warrant the Flour of this Mill to compare with
that of any other without exception.
The MILLS, from their location, being conven-
lent for receivir Stocks and forwarding Lumber,
as well as Grain and Flour, lin both Of which the
surrounding country abounds) are the most desi-
rable property of the kind in the Back.country.
TERMS OF SALE for the Stock, &c., will be made
known on the day of sale.
The Land and Mills will be sold on o credit Of
one to three years, purchaser giving note with
good security, with annual interest from the first
of January 1859, when possession will be given
to the purchaser.
The above Mills and Lands can be treated for
before sale by applying to the subscriber at his
residence, or to J. R. BRATTON in Yorkville.
B@- All those having claims against me will
please present them Immediately. Those indebt-
ed will please call and settle just as IMMEDIATELY.
8. E. BRATTON.
Dec 8 40 2t
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FIRST MONDAY I'm JANUARY
TERMS OF SALE.
Commissioners Sale.
In Equity--York.
Clark W. Moore and Wife, BMtor Partition an'

In Equity--York.
Clark W. Moore and Wife, BMtor Pa'I''i0" and
Martha D. McElmoyle, Dirtsion Of Land.
TN pursuance of decree Of the Court of Equi-
i ty, passed at Chambers November 26th, 1858,
| will expose to public sale at York Court House,
on the FIRST MONDAY IN JANUARY next,
the tract of land described in the pleaGings, be-
longing to the estate of John U. McElroyle, de-
ceased, containing
l42 ACRES,
more or less, bounded by lands of John D. Boyd,
LEROY Ferguson and others. Said tract contains
about 10 ACRES of Woodland,
WELL TINIBERED,
situate within two miles of Yorkyille, with g COM
Portable DWELLING HOUSE and outbuidings
thereon.
TERMS-A suffciency of cash to pay the cost
of these proceedings-the balance on credit Of
one and two years with interest from day of sale
purchaser to give bond with two good and suffi-
cient sureties.
(s4D JNo. L. MILLER, c. l.. Y. d.
Dec 80 AZ ID
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VXTHEREAS CYNTHIA A. STRAIN has ap-
w piled to me for Letters of Administration,
on all and singular the goods and chattes, rights
and credits of JAMES STRAIN, late of the Dis
trict aforesaid deceased:
These are therefore to cite and admonish oil
and singular, the kindred and creditors of the
said deceased, to be and appear before me, at our
next Ordinary Court for the said District, to be
holden at York Court House on the 18th day of
December inst, to shew cause, if any, why the
said administration should not be granted.
Given under my hand and Seal, this 29th day Of
November, in the year of our Lord one thous-
and eight hundred and ffty-eight, and in the
eighty.thrd year of American independence.
j. M. ROSS, 0. Y. D.
Dec 9 40 u
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VNTILL be celebrated by the members Of PHI
w LANTHROPIC LODGE, No. 7a, A. F. NJ,
and MACKEY CHAPTER, No. Is, R. A. NJ, of
this place, on MONDAY, the 9th DECEMBER
next. An Address suitable to the occasion, will
be delivered by Companion Rev. E. J. MEYNAR.
DIE, at the Independent Presbyterian Church, at
10 o'clock, a. m. All Masons in good standing
and the public generally are respectfully invited
to be present.
L. NJ. GRIST, ! Committee
". K. HACKEr, of
S. KUYKENDAL. Invitation.
Dec2 48 At
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NALL s. WINTER CLOTHING.--

IL The undersigned informs his friends and Gus.
toners that he is receiving his Fall and Winter
stock of READY-MADE CLOTHING, purchased
in New York Mt rates which will enable him to
sell AS LOW as any honse in town. The stock
consists in part of variety of Over Coats, Fine
Dress and Winter Coats fine Cashmere Pants,
and variety of common wear; o large as
sortment of Under Clothing, Furnishing Goods
generally, Collars, Gloves, Cravats, Shirts, &c.
together with Valises, Trunks, Umbrellas, &c.
Call before purchasing elsewhere.
F. II. SIMRIL.
Sept 80 80 tt
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

A the same time and place, I will SELL by or.
"A der of the Court of Equity, large amount
Of personal property, belonging to the estate Of
JAMES STEWART, deceased, consisting of
Six or seven very fine Mules; three head of Hor-
ses; Cattle; Hogs; Sheep, &c. About thir-
teen hundred bushels Of Corn; q large
quantity of Fodder; about 200 bush
els of Wheat; 200 bushels of .a
Oats; o lot Of Cotton Seed;
Cotton Gin; Thrasher; Wagon and Carriage;
Household and Kitchen Furniture; and all the
Farming Utensils. Also, Five shares of
stock in the Charlotte and South
Carolina Rail Road Company
paA. Terms made known on day Of sale. ~
=: JAMES Il. STEWART, Adm'r.
Isl s7Rlt With The will annexed.
Nov 25 AZ 81
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NEW GOODS !

VBNHE undersigned would coll the attention Of
Il the people of this District, to his NEW and
varied STOCK OF FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
which he offers cheap for cash, or on short time
to punctual customers. Please call and examine
before purchasing elsewhere, as it will do you
good. G. X. RATCHFOkD.
Deco 40 3t
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VALUABLE LANDS FOR SALE,

James H. Stewart, Adm'r. Bill for Advice,
us. Direction and Di-
Elizabeth K. Stewart, ct. al. vision of property.
.sesx7e3n In pursuance of the Decree of the
&e Court of Equity, passed at June
@1EB&$S Term 1858. I will expose to public
GzsassssEssx sale ON THE PREMISES, on the
10Th DECEMBER next, the following TRACTS
OF LAND belonging to the estate of JAMES
STEWART, deceased.
One Tract known ms the "IIome Place" situate
in York District on the East side of the Catawba
River, bounded by said River, and the lands of j.
]. Watson, J. J. White, ]. T. Withers, J. D. John
ston and others, containing about
900 ACRES.
Said Tract is well.improved, with large and con.
venient DWELLING and all necessary outbuild-
ings.
One other tract, known as the "Speers Tract"
adjoining the above, and bounding lands Of ]. P.
Stewart, the Catswba River, and the lands of ].
D. Johnson, Nancy Stewart and others, containing
about
40 ACRES.
TERNs.-A sufficiency of cash to pay the cost
of this suit-the balance on a credit of one and
two years, with interest from date, purchaser to
give bond with good sureties and mortgage of
the premises.
JNO. L. MILLER, c. f. T. D.
November 90, 1853.
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500 ACRES OF LAND FOR SALE
IN YORK DISTRICT.


VVNHE undersigned, having purchased, and reno
Il we'd to plantation on the East side of the Ca
tawba river, offers for sale his valuable plantation
on the West side of said river, two and.a-half
miles from the Nation Ford, and Immediately on
the Nation Ford road, miles from Rock Hill, ad-
joining lands of Col. Cad. Jones, A. Whyte, Esq,
and others, containing
500 ACRES.
About two thirds of this plantation is in culti
vation, and the remainder is WOODLAND. One
half of the land in cultivation, has been cleared
within the last four years, aud is equal to any
land in York or Chester District for the cultiva-
ton of Cotton. About FIFTY ACRES is
FINE BOTTOM LAND.
The place is we'll mproved-having GOOD
DWELLING HOUSE, new Gin House, new
double Corn Crib, SC. There are also Negro Hou-
ses, and all other necessary outbuildings on the
premises.
Any one desiring to purchase will be shown the
land by Mr. McFADDEN, vino is now residing
upon it. ANY information desired, as to price,
and terms of sale, can be obtained by addressing
the undersigned at Fort Mills, York Dist, S. G.
C. L. CLAWSON.
Sept 80 80 If
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NOTICE TO LAUNDRESSES!

TIME PRINCIPALS Of the Kings Mountain
Il Military School design to let out the WASH
ING of that Institution BY CONTRACT, for the
ensuing year. The Washing will be on basis of
for one hundred or upwards, and persons desiring,
will please hand in bids for the same. Say at so
much, per month, per Cadet.
Dec 9 49 It
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LAND AND NEGROES FOR SALE,

.sssaaNa. THE Subscriber wishing to ~
A@ retire from the Planting bnsi- ~
43S2G iness, will offer for sale, on ~.
eaek TUESDAY, the 21st DECEMBER
instant at his Plantation, on the West bank Of the
Catawba River, eight miles South East of Rock
Hill Depot, his Valuable Plantation, containing
..... .1,152 ACRES,
About one half in Woods, ell-tinbered the bal-
ance in cultivation, near $50 ACRES River Bot
toms, first rate. The Water Power is sufficient
for any Machinery, and easy Of access. On the
place is large TWO STORY
DWELLING HOUSE,
With all necessary outbuildiugs for large Farm.
He will also, at the same time and place, sell
between TWENTY and
THIRTY LIKELY NEGROES,
among them two Smiths and one number one
Cook; MULES; very fine BROOD MARES !;
Cows, Hogs, Corn, &C., SC. A part Of the ne.
groes will be sold for cash, the balance credit.
Any person wishing to trade for the whole con-
Germ, can get bargain, and no mistake, as that
is decidedly preferred. Those wishing to exam
inc, will be shown the place by Mr.. WALLACE,
the Oyerseer. An information, personally, or by
letter, addressed to the subscriber at Ebenezer-
Vile, York District, 8. c., will be promptly atten-
ded to. JOHN MASSEY.
Dec 2 48 St
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MASONIC EXERCISES
ON THE
ANNIVERSARY
Sc, JOHN, 1HB svAMe551sT,

9TH DECEMBER, A. L., 1858.
/. Procession formed at the Lodge Room at 8 A.
NJ, composed Of Master Masons and Roy
al Arch Masons.
2. Music by Master ROBERT LATTA's Sax
Horn Band.
8. March to the Independent Pres Church.
4. Prayer by Rev. W. W. CAROTHERS
s. Address by Rev. E. J. MEYNARDIE.
6. Installation of officers of Philanthropic Lodge
No. 7s, A. F. NJ.
I. Benediction. ......
The Procession will then return to the Masonic
Hall in the same order they left it.
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MONDAY EVENING.
FREE MASONS generally, and their immedi-
ate friends respectively, are cordially invited to
attend at the Masonic Hall in the evening at 81
o'clock. when the officers of Mackey Chapter, No.
Is, Royal Arch Masons, will be installed; after
which refreshments prepared for the occasion will
be partaken of.
]. E. JEFFERYS, J Chapter
RICHARD HARE, Com. of Ar
J. L. CLARK. rangements
P. B. DARWIN, DARWIN, Lodge
L. BLOOMBERG. Committee.
Dec2 48 A.
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South Carolina---York District

>. v. 1OUNGDLOOU, .. L "
Yorkville, December 8, 1858.
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-06-03
LIMITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,

on THE PETITION Of " A. wemple and Westinghouse the
former Chicago illinois, and the latter Schenectady, New
York praying for the extension Of granted them the
18 Of july 1884, for machines thrcshing
and cleaning grain for the
patent which takes place tho 18th day Of July, 1855
ordered that tho said petition be heard the Patent once
Monday the 13h q July n II O'Clock persons
notified appssr and show they have why said
ought MOI 10 DO granted.
scns opposing the extension arc required 70 e tho Patent
Oce their oh1eotons specially forth writing
days beorc the day hearing all testimony party
be used a the said hearing no
The testimony In the will of July
dispositions, and other relied testimony
fled In the ONCE before the day arguments
n any, within 1ve days thereafter,
ordered also that this notice pubhed Union washing
c. and National union Chicago for three
successive weeksbc nrst of said rxy
days bcfore the lsh Of July next the day Of hcarng
JOS HOLT.
Commissioner
P9Eiors Of the above viii please copy
hills to the Patent on'ee with paper containing s
H-1av9v
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NOTRE-DAME OF PARIS.

The works for repairing the Cathedral are continued
with great activity under the direction Of NJ Violet Leduc
and preparations being made TO complete in the space
Of two years the central epre the choir and the side
asles These works have necesstated the erection of an
immense wall which separates tho cathedral in two after
which the excavations were proceeded with In the
course OF this operation the roof of the vaults built in
l7l5, was laid open They contained only the collins of
the archbshops of Paris who died since the building
restored 70 public worship after the First Revolution
During the Reign of Terror, these tombs proaned
the bodies taken out and thrown into the sewers
and the eaden collins sent to the arsenal to be melted
down to make musket balls Lately after the coins Of
the archbishops had been placed in temporary chapel
excavations made in the direction of the high altar
There were there found the tombs of NJ dc Beaumont
and NJ. dc Haray and leaden box without any in
scription, which is supposed to contain the heart of NJ
de Choiseul. little further were discovered other
tombs of monks preates and great personages There
were also found an Episcopal ring in "copper" crosier in
wood, completely decayed, second in bronze of the
thirteenth century, cxqustely chased and composed
Of three figures All these tombs which constructed
in plaster placed supports of the material In
order to preserve the Oaken collins from the humidity of
the ground The bodies were laid on bed OF aromatic
herbs with the exception Of oncthat of monk--whch
placed on straw Another tomb also discovered
covered with large States By tho side of the body was
an Agnus in silver and gold ring Of simple workman
ship, with sapphire Underneath the head silver
SEAL This SEAL which is Of an oval form, in perfect
preservation, and admirably engraved, represents fe
male seated throne, the form of which resembles tho
famous CHAIR o Da8obcrt In the museum OF the Louvre
In her left hand she holds the scepre sumounted by
lozenge and In her right Elynot the heraldc sign
which characterses the old of the Kings Of France
but the real flower Of tho lilies Of the field Round
the figure is the inscription, Isabella Regina Franco
rum, Del Gratia " The body was that OF I-abela Of
Hanaut daughter Of Count Beaudouin v. niece Of Phil
ippc of Alsacc, Regent Of France She the mother
of Louis VIII married in $780, and died in 1889. Ac-
cording to the proportions of the tomb, Isabella
have been taller than tho ordinary stature Of women
Her twin children, Of which she died in childbirth were
buried beside her. but, after lapse centuries
trace of them remains All the bones collected
have been carefully deposited in Of the vaults Those
of the date remain enclosed In their lesden
cons the form of which resembles that of the Egyptian
nummies tho Others in oaken collins made for the pur-
pose dligndni.
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TNROM WASHINGTON DIRECT TO ALL PARTS
A OF THE WEST SDUIHwuf, AND NORruwDr BALrI.
MORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

Summer arra~eaS ~h, sOaA ersasIy s~svsssd sAsasa~
Three through connecting trains daily sunday
The CINCINNATI ExPRhsH MAIL starts SIS ~, al
JUNCTION before Processing wssi This train passes Grafton
? NJ and eoanscs :. Sspwood on the Ohio RIVER a L. M with
ssah P GREAT " r. .u sss ou xs
leaves Washington Nncadng sunday as2s M reaching Gin
canat at 8 day and connecting directly with Express
Tune from Washington to Cincinnati ony Is hours and to
al CINCINNATI DAYTON INDIANAPOLIS, CAIRO, ST. LOUIS,
N0RTHwE1tRN ExPRI Leaves except Saturday
ors 'sans nos TO- M On Sunday night tho
ion with BY the sss uau from Washington
TO view the grand mountain scenery Of the road in daylight e the
Parkersbarg aud all the Northwestern Virginia road
take the train For all points on tho Marietta Railroad take
tho same
these trains both directions closest direct
e that have yet been offered tho travelling public and i'm
Ohio Railroad and associate line. could have been secured
and Ohor possible AGILITY win be found this
routs.
passengers for the tho Baltimore and Ohio Rail
road win leave Washington follows For all points between Wash
ngson Junson and r:dnSn By .as sis M train For al s
connect with The Frederick train take tho s2S train
leave Washington daily for Baumors follows At BIS and
~, a M and s2s and 3, p m =,
and Phisdslpha for New York. and tho 7s for Pa
The SIS M, and sas o. p m. mako
connexions at the Washington Junction With the trains from B
The SIS m, 1926 p m, trains Annapolis.
Tho las aud 326 and O. trains will
tons between Washington and Baltimore
On Sunday but train Washington Al -, p.
FROM BALTIMORE FOR WASHINGTON four trains
follows 20 CAS- and and 520, the FIRST and
fourth OF which will be Express ans and will not except the
functions
The Sls reach Washington at sso a. M being specially
intended To accommodate SUMMER RESIDENTS IN THE COUNTRY.
special train will be Washington Junction bring the Ex
arriving there from the West for Washington
tickets OF oil kinds baggage checks further information
apply TIlCS. II. PAFSJSS Agent,
Or at the ticket Office washington station
w. =. SMITH,
Master Of transportation
l.. N. COLE,
General Ticket Agent
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United States Patent once,
Washington, May II. 1853

nN the petition Of Erastus +. Cole, Of Somers-
" vile, Massachusetts, praying for the extension Of patent
him on tho l4h Of September 1874
machines for cutting of piles under for from
tho expiration Of said patent which takes place the 4h day of
September, 1855
II ordered that the petition heard the Patent once
Monday the 10th Of August IL o'clock and all
sud and show they have why said petition
ought be granted
Persons opposing the extension required file In tho Patent
Once their objections specially set forth writing least twenty
days before the day Of hearing fled either
be used the said hearing accord
with the rules Of the ONCE which will DO furnished spplca
tion so
Tho Testimony in the will be closed tho I'd Of August
depostions aud other relied testimony
BE- Ad the once the morning that tho
ments, II any, within ten Days thereafter
Ordered also that this notice be published the Cnon Wash
ingon d. c. and Post Boston Massachusetts,
weeshs first Of said publications be at least sixty days before
the 10th Of August, the day Of hearing. JOS. HOLT
Commissioner OF Patents.
PSEdtors Of tho papers please copy their
bills 70 the Patent once with containing this notice
May 1S-lawSw
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Under the authority conferred upon the President BY
an oct Of Congress- the State of California has been div
dsd into sx land districts. wiz Humboldt Marysville
Ban Frsncsco Stockton vasalia, and Los Angeles I'm
mediate Steps will be taken 10 establish each district
that pss-smpton may have the facilities If proving up
their claims without the expense of travelling to the
mote parts whore the land oes at present located
The beautiful marble monument In the city Cemetery.
erected bv the State Of Illinois the mcmoly of tho late
Govsrnor Ford blown during the late terrific
gale and broke 20 badly to be entirely ruined PSa
IrswsyE1, 26A
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.


=. G. Herring \ Co.'s Patent Champion safes.
UVHE subscribers, grateful for past hvors, and
npdnx Discriminating public bsstowinS he patron
aae TO that necessary exhibits IA
their stock enlarged s depot BY Opening - extensive
and Broadway No. ISL d Murray
pts tho City Hall This Of warehouse WITH
recent Of their ctcsy will enable The
hers 10 keep ali stock u IRE and
proof any other establishment! N The wesA rssA
en,ion will be had constructing sasbs for private families match
with other furniture security plato and swely
ALSO
Will keep on hand al kinds s Oasy ch vssA
doors bank vaults Hal patent PROOF oca s bAa
permuaoa bank lock and GyC
patent letter lock, without key. at.
g. G. HERRING Co.,
Nos. 1885, 1877, and lse water street. and
No 2bi Broadway, Murray g., New Yort
y. COYIE 4 co., Agents
WAshingtoa. d. c.
B. w. KNOWLES, Agent
May 26--1y Richmond, virStnia