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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-06-10
Steamboat 4 Riuer Hens.
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ARRIVED.
June S.-Defender, Pittsburg.
9.-Cuba, Paducah.
DEPARTED.
Tempest, Louisville.
Cuba, Paducah. ~
Tempest, Louisville
Cuba, Paducah.

The river continues to rise slowly with 10
feet water on the Shoals.
The b. d. Runyan will be in port this
afternoon, and will leave for st. Louis to-
morrow at the usual hour.
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ono Rags Extra Family Flour, from Clinton Mills
><OO smith county Tenn, for sale ey
p a c. ANDERSON,
Nos. 45-7, South College street.
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SALT FOR SALE.

1--WE thoasAad Sacks of sAh in store, By p 4 c.
IL Ashzssos, Ma Broad street, which Siil be sola
loF FIRES BANK ra0aey, jss-lL
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Patent Circular Saw GUNNER,

THE CIRCULAR SAWS
of
~ MACY a. HAMI
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Straw Cutters.
Mill Materials.

,UM BETTING STEAM PACKING HOSE HEMP AM
Packing Chld
Wire for Rolling Screens, &c, &c, hand by
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HA40, CAPS. BOOTS. %.
= NEW AND FASHIONABLE -
noOT AND SHOE STORE,
No 90 MAIN ffhHgf,
(eix doors belle fh)
JoHN @. PAGE, IN,

JOHN G. PAGE, JR.,
70 ne ~ R.s o.
the SPACIOUS AND CENTRAL stors, No % Main street
lately y Me:; o siqtoTPS c aa{q CO. wbs4:
s s soRssn sHfo JEST! GSRPsr BAGS and
ya1iety or sdaptedness to the varied tastes asd
wants of the public. by auy house In Virginia.
THE LADIES' DEPARTMENT
w be Jet and
tern manufacturers, and choice assortment OF bis
own T THE eBNTLEMENs DEPARTMENT
Embraces o general supply Of fine Dress Boots 9ai
tiers, &C., OF Calf. Patent Leather, Cashmere and
La Ro ans and Brorsps Of Nsrhsrn
facture; which, together with those Of his own make
comprehends an assortment 81 varied and complies
as can be found 10 tho city.
THE MISSES AND CHILDREN's DEPART
MEhT
Is stocked with q complete variety Of styles Of
purposes. and designed to suit all tastes
THE YOUTHS DEPARTMENT
have pail especial attention to- aud any article In
the line OF Calf Kip or stout Boots or Bootee.. for
as cheap as can be procured elsewhere.
SHOES AND BRoGANs FOR SERVANTS.
In addition to an excellent and full assortment Of
and Brogans, and Laced shoes of various patterns.
Including so many kinds that. whether for house.
fectory. or plaGtatlon service, L can supply the
wants of all who may give me 9 call.
TRUNK DEPARTMENT.
have made such arrap Remerts with the various
manufacturers Of TRUNKS, CARPET BAGS and
FALiCES, AS will enable me at all times 10 furnish
superior articles in this line, at moderate price,
MY assortment will always embrace variety of
styles and qualities and to those in want will be
prepared at all times to please, both article and
price, and respectfully solicit call
JOBBING DEPARTMENT.
stock IN this department nables me to offer to
dealers, 10y the PACKAGE or DOZEN, for cash city
acceptances, q general assortment of Boots and
shoes expressly adapted to the retail trade of r
ginia, which will be sold at small advance fac
tory prices and invite dealers 10 give call be
fore purchasing.
To my friends and the public generally, who pa
tronized me so Literally at my recent location. No
10 Main street, tender my sincere thanks. and shall
be pleased to see them at my store. No 95 Main
street. doors below p arl street
Oc lin JOHN @ PAGE. JR
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a. GUNS AND GUN


-rHnA -NERY-As the season cor Fall y%
E3sport has arrived, and hu,-:s~ 49,
s@men only waiting goodH gN
tides to enter the marshes and bag the sors, we beS
TO remind them OF all that Is necessary 20 ensure
good time. First then. you want a good fOwLISa
riEcsno Dutch cast iron affair." that may burst the
rs; fire and cripple the Sportsman instead OF kili-
ing the eaiue-tnen you want sagEfr FLASK, sven
rs cannot be exploded by accidental sparks. Win
these as a foundation. get you q good sHof BAG,
sufficient alaItity of No. SHOT, enc or two canls
tiers Of Df,xaSp GRAIN POWDER. few boxes al ELYs
WATER rroeY Cars and CHEMICAL WAps. PCekkf
FLASH and LEArHERN Cur. then HE 10 tho marshes
Jump into light fat bottom beat, and with far
tides and skiilful polesman. you may pop over
Sora after SOra until you have more than yoa want
Fnr fear, however that you may m ss tide or grow
weary of shooting, DO sure to take with Jon yVHr
vf.HISG TACKLE, for hayS had many pleasant
horrs with speckiei. white ana ring Perch. while
VISITING for rice Of water Or. IL yoa prefer hap
py hour in the woods. let your RyrLs te your com
panion and che myralds OF squirrels 10 be found
every wh9te. Will supply you with target raetice,
BY way Of varying the scenes. Bns says tbe sports
man, ha no sneh outfit 3se recofa nerd
what shall v o do Go at once 90 JAMES WALSH.
No. co. Main street and II he does not rig out In
the most eegant manner. and nron sus h terms as
will asiourd you by their moderation. then We con.
tess that we are no Judge e. Shooting trapping. or
fair prices, though We have been deyOted to the yun
aud the iino for rrarter of a century. see-dim
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HAT TRADE.
EIl
EII.Y Il A2lN

KELLY MASON,
l07 Main street, Richmond, Virninia.
The Fall trade is now commencing, and We are pre-
pared for it, with astock Of Hats, Caps, Furs, Um-
breilas &C &c. OF every style and grade
One of he Grm has Just returned from the North
where for weeks he has devoted hiuEelf assidu
ousy to examining the goods Of all the most celebra
ted houses; and making selections. ard he has been
able to purchase at such prices as will warrant
in selling as low if not lower than any other house
in this city.
With regard to our stock, it will be Sufficient 10
say that we have laid in every thing that could
find. To the manufacture of Six Hats. on our own
premises, we pay the greatest attention, and we
have made our wholesale rooms complete in every
respect. SO Tin
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TvHE GREAT VIRGINIA REMEDY,
l. AND No HUMBUG.
PETERS INFALLIBLE REMEDY FOR GONOR-
RaEA AND ALI. SECRET DISEASES.

PETERS, INFALLiBLE KENNEDY FUh UUNUE-
RIGA, AND ALL SECRET DISEASES.
This great American Remedy, containing no Mer-
curial nor Basamic properties, excels everything
heretofore offered the public in its curative restora
tive and renovating powers; and the medical world
are astonished when told that the above remedy
will cure the above diseases and confounded when
they have ocular demonstrations of the facts. But
the proprietor, who has known of tue remedy for
twenty odd years, has known of u case OF 20 years
standing to be restored to perfect health, and all
other of shorter duration, TO be restored with
out q single exception, and therefore challenges any
case of recent Gonorrhea, which the remedywill not
cure, provided the directions carried cut with
pru ence on the part of the patients and to any one
purchasing half dozen bottles and using accord
ingly in his or her case be guarantees perfect
cure and in of failure. will furnish additional
medicine. free of charge, to complete the cure.
throu gh his gents and will be effected with
out Inconvenience to the patient. Sold by
GRUBBS Il APPERSON. Druggists.
Agents for the City OF Richmond.
ga 23-lms No 20l Broad st.
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w., RICHMOND MUSICAL INSTI-
GaLLEHER, PRINCIPAL.

N TUTE +: L. sAL1sHER, Principal,
The third semi-annual session of this Institution
will commence on THURSDAY, the 10th of Septern-
Der, 1855 and continue 20 weeks Every facility will
be afforded in this school for acquiring thorough
musical education. Teachers OF eminent ability,
large experience and reputation, have been secured
for the several departments and expense or LABOR
will be spared in making it, in point of musical ad
vantage, equal to any school in the country.
TERMS for the session, per scholar, payable at the
middle OF the SESSION. Two Lessons per week, yo
cal Glass Exercise adult, ST SO; Juvenile do, 81; Pr
ano organ, Melodeon, Guitar and Violin, each $40.
Private Lessons on the Voice 81 per lessen
BOARD OF INSrRUCTIoN.-Messrs GALLEHER,
CARLOS MERA, NATHANIEL CARUSI, CHAS
T kOSEN FREDERIC DOLLlNGER.
Special arrangements will be made with small
Clssses in families. Lessons will be given to young
ladies' at their homes, if preferred.
Monthly Soirees will be given ct the Institute. -
This encourage pupils in their stud es, and to
afford them the opportunity Of exhibiting progress
to their triends. To pupils who excel. will be
awarded, the close OF the school, gold and silver
medals and other tokens of approbation.
The Juvenile Glasses will meet at o'clock, and
the Adult Glasses at O'Clock, z VI
For further particulars circulars, or apply TO
T L GALLEHER. at the Institute, 2i2 Broad street,
between 4th and 5th sts or through the rost Office
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-R0tS6 Tkir1 ICkE Eta FROM aicif noNnTo
CHEsI Ion and after The LEG q October, sould
trip tickets from kichmoDd 70 Chester and baeA {,
Gcod fer thrxe days, at enc dollar, viii b sold s
the ticket ONCE In Rlchnond
A Arst-csasx Hesel has recently heeA cpesed az
Chester. and the grounds have been ye6y much ira
proved. and every attention will b pad e render
visitors eomfcrtAbls- PARKER.
- 2S-im 3snI Ticket Agent.
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NOTICE.-We have this day appointed
~ VALENTINE HECKLER our agent to carry
en- the Butchers business in the city of Richmond
and the county of Henrico. Everything purchas
by him in said business 10 to be paid for in cash,
upon delivery, and We will not be responsbi 10 for
anything purchased By Kim on credit.
STEARNS THURSTON.
September 18th 1919 a. r7~2rv
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THE SUBSCRIBER, in consequence of
= continued iltheath, has determined to sell his
AGRICULTURAL MACHINE MANuFAOroRY.
with the NJ MACHINERY, &C. The buildings occupy
lot 20 by $50 feet Cary street between 9Th and
10Th streets and especially adapted this bust
ness The Machinery is nearly new, and carried by
u sixteen horse power Eagne. all in perfect order.
This establishment enjoys an extensive patronage,
an5 offers rare opportunity to those who may be
inclined to engage in sure and profitable business.
Terms accommodating.
sc 30-3n BALDWIN
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- MULES, MULES and HORSES.
GEO. A. BOOK, ENH2sy
~ VETERINARY suRa ger kLIW

6S VETERINARY SURGEON, tElyS
Graduate of the Veterinarian College ofIAs.Ssss.1
Hanover. Germanyj
Offers his professional services 10 the citizens Of
Richmond and our surrounding counties. He treats
all diseases Of animals in geBersi. aud performs any
operations For further information about my ahii'
ties see references.
Office corner OF 9Th and Broad streets.
SEPsgEscEs.-J Belvin Il = Ragtsud q Co. Dr
Geo Gsyinzel. DR. Ro Vim Haxell, DR. w Wiiso1.
John and George Gihson JAS Mccarthy. y Della
rue. au 6-3m
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VIRGINIA AND KENTUCKY RAIL

VIRGINIA AND KENTUCKY RAIL
ROAD-NOTICE TO CONTRACrORS.--seale
proposals will be yed by the undersigned until
The 10th OF November next, for the Graduation aud
Masonry Of the first City miles of the above road
extending from the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad
west towards Cumberland Gap The proies and
plans upon the above named distance can be seen at
the Office OF the Chief Engineer In the town of Alb
ingdon after the 18th day OF october next who will
give ali necessary explanations in regard thereto
The line is divided into about ono mile sections in
tue above distance there will be earth to move
amounting to about 952 Goa yards of loose and hard
rock about $4,000 yards of mortar masonry 20, o.
percnes of dry drains, $500 perches.
Those proposing fot the work are requested to
state in their bits what amount of stock they are
willing to take, in part payment for their work
Address the undersigned, at Abingdon Va.
2I-dci W J HAWKINS Il Co,
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a. TO OUR FRIENDS, CUSTOM

l TOOUR FRIENDS, CUSTOM
1eU Frs AND THE PUBLIC GENERALLY.
We take this opportunity Of informing them that
ment of Ladies'. Gentemess', Misses. Boys, Chill
drens' and Servants Boots and Shoes thst we have
ever had the pie asure to offer TO the public. Our
stock is composed of the best Philadelphia. New
York and Eastern work. 0ur own manufacture
made OF materials imported direct by onrselves.-
Also. the finest Boots and Shoes that can he made
in Paris Of the latest styles. All OF which will be
sold low for casn, orto punetual customers.
The following comprises in part OF our stock now
Ladies Cork Sole CATERS. Congress,
far Lined silk Button Shoe, Imported
White. Kid aud Satin Slippers
Caters. at 81 Is TO y per pair
+" Heel Gait s. 3. az q. 81; % TO 81
Slippers and Morocco Walking Shoes, of all
qualities and prices. with and without
eentlsmen' sf Cork Sole Boots
Buttons ="
Muller Ties. calf skin
Villa, pat lethr aud clfskin imported
Patent leather and calf Con-
gress Caters
Patent Leather Boots
PCmp Sole BoJts
PUMPS, patent leather
Gentlemen's fioe Oxford Ties. or own make
Fine Oxford Ties, English Walking, cur own
English Boots, our own make
stitch Boots, -
Nsn's thick heavy Brogans. 10 o large variety
Misses Gaiters, with aud without heels
Congress GeiteI. with and without heels
Button and Kid Caters
Boys Caters, Calf and Patent Leather
" Fine Sew cd shoes, very superior
Boots, a very large assortment
Shes OF oil kinds
Over Shoes for Ladies. Gentlemen, Misses, Boys
snd Children, OF every style.
All OF the above Goods we're purchased at the low
est pi ices end with particular REGARD our retail
| trade As We are determined to bs kept regularly
supplied with fresh 6)cds. one of the concern viii
make frequent visits TO the North fer that
With our imported work and chr own manufacture
our assortment cannot, shall not, be surpassed
| either here or elsewhere.
Always on hand, a large assortment OF Trunks
Carpet Bags aud Naiices Of the beat qualityall o
which VIC premise 20 sell the most reasonable
terms. ALEX. HILL,
W. T.. JOHNSON,
Manufacturers and Importers Of
Boots and Shoes of every description,
| l27 Msin street, Richmond.
~ Boots and shoes Of all kinds made 70 order al
| short notice. se2s
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r AND AGENCY.-Having been en-

I AND AdENC1. Having Deen EN-
~ ployed to sell several large tracts OF land in
Nicholas county, invite proposals from capitalists,
and particularly from persons who may wish 70 set
tie on the same, to whom great bargains will be
sold.
have just returned from avisit to Nicholas, and
can safely assert that tor fertility OF soil, and ga
of the state The lana is situated in the mountains,
by far the richest of which consists of table land
covered with sugar maple, ash, walnut, oak and
hickory. IL is admirably adauted TOR grazing
country Thousands OF acres of the laLd have been
(withina few years. opened and are now making
ample returns TO the owners The lands VIII be
sury yedand laid of into SINAI. farms thereby giving
TO purchasers with moderate means an opportunity
of Investing. will give all diul information on
thesubeet and will show the land to those wishing
to purchase. Address
RICHARD HILL, Richmond, Va.
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m FALL STYLES OF -
~ HATS AND CAPS FOR 1853.

1 have inst received from the Northern factories
all of the latest styles of HATS. CAPS and FURs,
which have been selected by my brother, in person,
bought for cash, and will be sold very low. have
all of the different styles of Gentemens HATS and
CAPS Also, the styles Of Youths, Boys and Chill
dren's HATS and CAPS, Misses FLATS. of the latest
styles. would most respectfully call the attention
of country merchants and farmers TO my sock be.
fore purchasing elsewhere az l will sell them very
low Ladies will find oueof the hest assortments of
Children's HATS and CAPS, and Misses FLATS to
be seen in the city. Call and see for yourselves
HATS and CAPS from Is cents to s., too numerous
TO mention Do not forget to call at 207 Broad street
five doors below Breeder Fox's.
WM T MOORE.
l most respectfully inf.rm my friends that am
still with my brother at my old stand No 2g7 Broad
street. where shall be pleased to wait upon them.
with anything in the line of HATS. GAPS, &C The
stock is large and well selected for wholesale aud
retail RICHARD MOORE.
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THE ATLANTIC CABLE.

49, The work is done. and Ger the troubled
szAAeD deep,
Two nations hearts the same pulsation keep;
Peace, unity and love, begin their reign,
And discord, shriekipg frighted flies aDaip.
Well pleased fair science. views her work awhile.
The nations cheer-she answers with q smile
3d. smile she too. when please, she stoIs to
view,
The wond'rous Watch Work of BARTHOLOMEW.
BARTHOLOMEW,
Watch and Clock Maker,
sells corner of Main and 18th streets.
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TO CONSUMERS OF

Sc 20-lms Aos oIoou %.
IMPORTANT TO CONSUMERS OF
l. GAS.-The undersigned having purchased the
GAS BURNERS" in this city. offer the same to the
citizrns of Richmond with confidence as the most
economical burner which has ever been presented
to the public The Construction of these burners Is
such that the mount of gas to be consumed can be
arranged to suit abe pleasure OF the consumer, and
this quantity cannot be affected by any wearing or
burning out of the burner, whila the experience OF
all who have used them proves that tne qiantty OF
light given py oas n 1af from any other burners
ever used , -
rally great complaints of large gas bills this Is the
best time to apply the only preventative which Is
in the hands Of the consumer, and we invite all
who wish to study economy in the use of gas to
cali at our store and examine these burners.
The following certificates, selected from many
others. are sufficient to establish the claims which
YALE COLLEGE LABORATORY, New Haven't
January Is, 1858. :
meter and Registration Meter, and have also used
one OF them for two or three weeks over one OF my
office tables.
The results Of the examinations are as follows.
whist, by the Photometer: q. Geason's Patent
American Burner, with the attachment tor giving
steadiness to the flame; burning It. OF gas per
hour, gave steady light equal TO l6 patent sperm
candles, (Judd'S to tue pcund) The pressure was
equal to Ia inch, but the rate of consum ption was
regulated by the key until the Register Meter read
feet per hour. b. American Burner, without At
notwithstanding Ito feet per hour; pressure
Mr.. Glea sons cOntrivance for regulating the now
of gas by the movable thmbles inside the first cone,
is we'll devised and skiilfuly constructed arrange
ment. The attachment of hot metallic rods and a
glass to steady the fame has good effect for the
purpose designed-apd thus ar ranged have been
able to write by it several hours of an evening,
without fatigue to the eyes. Whenin full action
gives the flame stead ness nearly equal TO the
best Argand Burners without theinconvenient heat
and expense of that form eff Burners.
Respectfully, b. slLLlMAN,J h.
EXCHANGE HOTEL Richmend, VAL
August rs, 1883. J
The undersigned, having used Gloason,s Patent
Gas Burners in the Exchange Hotel and Ballard
House, for several months past. takes pleasure 10
certifying the steadiness and purity OF Inc iigt
furnished by them and above all to the economy IN
the consumption of gas secured BY the same; Ior
after using them in all parts Of the two honses
above named the reduction in the gas blils, men
compared with corresponding months In previous
Years naces the fact of saving OF from ~ 10 z
per cent beyond a doubt. cheerfuliy recommend l1
them to all persons who wish eoou s'e"oy nsh'
Win tsisnat1 JOHN BALLARD.
G Il A BARGAM1N,
calm Cor Main and 10th SITS.
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EXCHANGE HOTEL, Richmend. Va, !
r ONawoRTHs PURE OHIO CA

r ONGWORTHS PURE OHIO CA
IL TAWBA BRANDY, CINCINNATI, OHIO
This Brandy has been manufactured for several
bns arding additional evidence of the progress of
American enterprise and industry. and Of our abi-
ty TO produce articles at home equal to those made
The Ohio CATAWBA BRANDY nos only equals
but ExCgLs the best imported Brandies, in purity
and ,yor liz is in fact the best Brandy known. 1t
is a sovereign and sure cure for Dyspepsia, Flatu
lency, Cramp, Cholic. Languor, Low Spirits Gene.
raj Debility, &c. No family should be without it,
Retail price $i2j per bottle.
sole agent for Richmond and vicinity, W PETER
SON successor to Alex Duval, I55 Main street,
forward their orders.
by calling on the above agent the public can got
q small bottle gratuitously. TO test the article.
saIO-dHcw3m
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YTTRGINIA SAVINGS BANK-CHAR-

TERED By THE LEGIsLATUR OF vIR-
l00.O00 DoLLAhSl-Money re
ceiyed ON deposit in sums Of i've dollars and up
wards on which interest the rate Of per centuni
Der annum 10 paid for sums remaining six months
longer for shorter periods interest a the rate oi
The whsle Joint stock bound for the deposits.
Deposits received and certificates issued by the
Cashier. B STARKE, at the store OF r b Spence,
corner az Main and Governor streets, Richmond Va.
SAMUEL 00TrRkLL. President.
STARKE, Cashier.
q WALTHALL. Secretary al l4-3m
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- BRAZILIAN PEBBLE

SPECTACLE Il S-P 4 B.
* BILE GLASS Es-The pubiic are
hereby informed that IN very complete
snrtment Of SP NCTACLES we continue N keep AZ
we have done for many years, a full assortment Of
PEBBLE GLASSES in steel and gold frames With
an experience of thirty years In this department Of
our business aud particular attention in adapting
glasses to all the requirements OF the eyes.
enabled to give general satisfaction in our Specta-
cles
CATARACT GLASSES. also, always on hand EYE
GLASS ES gold steel and shell OF every variety
GLASSES of every variety fitted 10 old frames.
MITCHELL 4 TYLER
m o,-damkcv6n JA3 Vain street.
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COUTEERN PAINT, UIL. GLASS
OAND yARNIsH pEPOT.-EsTABLISHED 1853

SOUTHERN PAINT, OIL. GLASS
~ ANDyARNISH DEPOT.-ESTABLISHED1 1853,
VIM SATTLEK x co,
Manufacturers and Importers of Paints,
AZ Main street, Richmond, Virginia,
Beg leave TO inform their friends customers and
the public generally that they have now in store
and are adding daily to the following goods IN their
liDe:-
Lev is pure White Lead, French and American
White Zinc, dry and in oil.
Patent Fire Proof Paint, Paint Oil and Hand Paint
Mills.
Linseed Oil, Machine Oil, Spirits of Turpentine
Copal Japan, Mastic aud Damar Varnishes
Putty in baik and in bladders; English Patent
Dryer
French Coach, Window, Picture. Plate, Plain
Ground Enamelled and Stained Glass.
Bronzes, Coopers' Clues Picture Frames, Gilt
Mouldings ,
Berrian's and other Paint. Dust, Scrub, Branding,
Shoe and Vanishing Brushes
EN- raid, Paris and Chrome Green. Chrome yell
low Umber, 0chre and Prussian Blue, and all the
principal painters colors, either dry or ground in
oil or water.
Our stock being considerably larger and more
varied than Usual. and having been selected with
great care for this market, we think we can ef5r
greas inducements in either price or quaIty OF our
goods.
Our store at considerable expense, has been much
enlarged and We think we have made many I'M
proyements for the convenience Ut purchasers.
personal call to examine our stock ID kindly re-
quested. Orders from the country shall always re-
ceiye our prompt attention se2l-2m