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Mas a Moukpy.

The American Journal Of Se'e"ee IN" ."
cond nc ed by the Professors SULLIVAN Anu =
n nANA. and pu blished at New Haven, Conn.'
ha. an article by Professor THEopHILUs PAR
60 On which he maintains that the notion
NJ man being born from an animal does not
stand in the way of positive revelation, and is
not in opposition to all religious beliefs. He
admits that man is superior in degree to ami
mails, and is immortal, which they are not
He is not sure, however, that animals hereaf-
ter will continue without souls. He assures
US that he would not be disturbed by the dis
covery, IL science should hereafter demon
strate that the gorilla or the chimpanzee had
given birth to offspring SO organized that IL
could be inspired with the breath of spiritual
and immortal life and become the subJeet OF
all the attributes of human nature. The
learned professor is also ofopinion that reiig'oh
would in no wise be disparaged, event science
should hereafter solve great problem In eth-
nology, and account for the different races OF
men, by showing that the brown ourang-
outang that lives among the brown Malays
was their progentoI the black gorilla the
father of the black races among whom he Is
still found other simia the parents of other
human families and some one fairer than the
rest, the ancestor of the Circassians, whose
superiority over their progenitor was so great
that they had rooted hrl out from the earth
All this the Professor processes to believe is In
entire harmony with the book OF Genesis ana
with reason and common sense. rms disciple
of DARWIN is suffered to be at large i'll New
Haven, and, as he is considered perfectly harm
less, there is no prospect that witt de Hndft-
co inqRtYeHdo will be issued.
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DIED.

On the 18th inst, between ~ and II o'clock J..
NJ in sidney, Mrs. MARY HOLLOWAY. wife
OF Jacob Holloway. aged rs years The deceased
was an atfsctonate wife, kind parent and q true
friend She leaves four daughters and a large
loss 49,.
Her funeral will take place this Thursday morn
ing at 10 o. clock, from the residence of her hus-
ba nd, in Sidney. The friends and aeaaaInt ances
of the family are invited to attend, without fur
tner notice.
On Tbursday morning, the 18th day of July 1860.
LAVINlA G daughter of Matthew A. and Eiiz
abeth Hope, of Louisa county, Va, aged years
months and IL days.
M Enquirer ard Whig please copy.
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New Publications.

TIE Black Gauntlet q tale of plantation life
in South Carolina. BY Mrs. HENRY X.
SCHooLCRAFT. Philadelphia: J. b. LiPPIN-
COLT & Cove have already noticed this
book by the talented wife of the Indian his
torian. Mrs. S. is a native of South Carolina,
and has sought in this entertaining volume OF
hers 10 describe every day life on the South
ern plan tations to yindicate the institution OF
slavery, which she truly considers rs coming
from GOD. She declares, II have for twenty
years studied the B bic with more tense in
terest than any other book yet, from Genesis
to Revelation l cannot find d sentence that
holds out the idea that slavery Will ever cease
while there are any heather nations in this
world or, indeed, will ever cease in this pres
ent world at all; for, in the final winding up
of all things, daguerreotyped TO ST. JOHN in
the book of Revelation, We still find bonds
men alluded to in very many places In the
pursuance OF her purpose Mrs. S. makes out
quite an animated story. For sale by WOOD
HOUSE u Co.
Science Witness for the Bible. BY Rev. W
N. PENDLKToN, ID. ID. Philadelphia: ]. b.
L1rPIECoTT d Co-Dr. PENDLEToN resides in
Lexington in this State: His book is gotten
up in handsome style, and is evidently one OF
its in YES legations the theory of Messrs. Mort
and GLIDDoN. For sale by WOoDHoUsE & Co
4ppEet0n'S COMPANION Hand- book Of Irarel
With colored Maps. New York ID. APPLE
TON u Co.-This book is very seasonable and
will be very useful, especially as it describes
routes and public houses rs well as cities. Ii
is yet a condensed volume; but will no doubt
be amplifed by future editions. For sale by
WooDHoUSE ~ Co.
London Quarterly tor april and Btdcktoood for
May-We have from Messrs. WooDHousE &
Co. agents for the publishers, these Nos. of For
eign Reprints.
Chambers Encyclopaedia. New York: d. Az
PLEToN Il Cove have part 10 OF this valua-
bic work from Messrs. WOODHoUeE d Co.
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A Sharp COMPANY.

JOHN BULL may pay what compliments he
peas-s TO the money making propensities and
capacities of BROTHER JONATHAN, but the
latter has never yet equalled the former
perhaps from the want of opportunity, in the
wholesale gouging business. Here upon our
own continent we have in the Hudson's Bay
Company an example of gigantic cheating
which must make the most dishonest corpora
ton in the United States bleed for its degene-
racy. Having an area of country which
considerably exceeds two millions of square
miles, and whose principal commercial value
is that of the fur bearing animals which roam
over that vast area. The Indians kill these
animals, and strip off and prepare their skins
which they sell to the Company, and it is In
this article that the Company almost exclu-
sively deal.
The manner in which the Company imposes
upon these poor sayages would make the
sharpest American trader ashamed of HIM
self. British authority before us shows the
manner in which they do business. There
are about AZ 900 Indians in the Company's
territories, and II 600 whites and half breeds
The Company have $50 trading posts or forts
scattered over their territory, and such of the
Indians as are engaged in trapping or hunting
attend periodically at these posts, and there
conduct their trafticking by barter. The In
dian is never paid in money. and there are no
stores at which he can buy except the Com
pany's stores. The bargain $50 many skins
for so many articles of European manufacture.
Each trading post is supplied with articles
purchased by the Company in England, at the
very cheapest rates. Guns, shot, gunpowder,
axes and other tools, knives, blankets. Ipieces
of cloth, made up garments, and long list of
necessary articles, are sent out annually to the
Territories. A Parliamentary committee once
examined the Company's tariff, and ascer-
tanned that g common coarse blanket was en-
tered at four beavers, the price OF the fur which
one beaver skin yields never falling below two
dollars in the London market, and sometimes
as high as seven dollars and half. Twenty
beavers buy gun, which cost the Company
eight or ten dollars; tha same gun is made
| exchangeable for five silver foxes, often worth
| two hundred and fifty dollars at the Compa.
ny's London sales. A fourpenny comb will
buy bear skin worth ten dollars, and q six
penny knife three mar ten skins, worth i'll Lon
don twenty 1--we dollars Several years ago
the profits of this enterprising Company were
| estimated at tao thousand per cent Our cou-
| sins over the water do themselves great injus-
tice when they give Americans the credit OF
being the only people who know how TO traffic
aud barter.
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The poSt-mortem examination of the body
of Prince Jerome led 10 the discovery of a bail
which had remained in his chest, after a duel
which he fought in his youth with brother
of Marshal Devoust.
Charles Goodyear, the recently deceased in
dia rubber patent tee, was buried in the same
cemetery with Eli Whitney, another noted
American inventor.
Dr. B. ID. Joiner, of Miller co.. Ga, was shot
and killed on the 9th inst, by Ed. Bird, his
step-father.
Hon. Jos. Lane, of Oregon, passed through
Portsmouth, Va, Tuesday, en- route for North
Carolina.
Hon. 5. A. Douglas was welcomed by mill
tary turn ut ana large concourse of citizens at
Hartford, CT, on the night OF the 10th.
The reported death of Hon. Zedekiah Kid
well, of Wheeling, Va, is incorrect. lie is in
Washington, alive and well.
John Morrissey has challenged Keenan, 10
fight at from SO TO $4,000 a side.
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Observation-Disclosures sc e.
AS n libel has filed in the District Court of the
United States Tor the Eastern District of Virginia
on the 18th DAY of July, 1860, by Robs,t Briggs.
tackle, apparel and furniture, ale ging substance
That the said schooner is now owned and was at
residing the city of Norfolk, as the libel ant be-
lleves, hut TO the hbell' not certainly known ;
the 9th day of the present month, duly under the
cOmmand of J. A. Rogers, captain master. la
sonyile. though said schooner halls from the port
of Norfolk this libellant further alleges that, on
Thursday and Friday. the 5th and 9th days of
this month at the request of said master. he pro-
ceeded to load said schooner, having empioye ed
six hands the first day and seven hands the second
tthIs lbell Is stevedore by trade for which
said services SAID master contracted with this Ii
belant to pay him at the rate of Sc cents per thou
sand feet of lumber. the whole amount of umber
upon said schooner being, said master represents
To this lbeiiant. l54,e00 feet; SAID master having
contracted with tins llbeant for the unloading OF
all of said lumber: so that the whole amount of
mones which would have been payable to this Ii
belant If he hau been permitted to csmpiete his
contract. would have been about the sam OF S55 40
said ibeant further alleges that on SATURDAY.
morning as the said employees of this libe snt
were proceeding with the unloading of said schoon
er. the said mas'er ordered them away without
the least cause or provocatian SO that this Incl
ence OF the said master to unload more than about
half of said lumber; that said OF tins
~ TO enable said schooner deliver her cargo, aE
were peri 'rmed on the credit OF the salo schnnn
err; that no part of the, money due this bellant
Tor his services, so rendered has been paid To the
said hbe liant, ali heue tine said j. A. Rogers, the
master of said schooner, has been often requested
to pay the same. And pIa, ing process against the
said schooner. and that the said schooner. her
tackle apparel and furniture may be condemned
and sold To pay costs, CHI argos and expenses:--
Now. therefore, in pursuance Of the moaiton
under the seal OF the said Court, TO me directed
and delivered, do hereby give pliblie notice all
persons claiming the said schooner, her tackle,
apparel aud furniture. or in any manner interest
ed therein that they be and appear before the said
District CnuTt In ba hald the ct nj
IA and for the Eastern District OF Virginia. on the
26th day Of July. 1850, at 10 O'Clock, nos n of that
dav, hen and there 10 interpose their claims and
to make thg Ir ale gations in that behalf
ANDREW Il. ELLETr, ID. M,
For JOHN F. Willy, Marshal Z, v. D.
jyl9 1t
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NOTICE. DehEauent consumers OF gas in
~ MONROE WARD are hereby notified that If
they fail to pay their gas bills be lore the hour of
O'Clock p. NJ, to- day, they will be dealt with &C
cordIng to the requirements of the following ex
tract from the ordinance concerning the Gas
Works:
BY an ordinance passed BY the Council May 6th,
1858. If any bill remain unpaid for TEN DAYS next
after that on which it is prsseD ted, the Auditor
shall notify the Superintendent, who shall stop the
gas from being used on the premises In respect to
which the default exists. and if not paid within
FIFTEEN DAYS. five per cent. will bs added to the
original amount of the bill. and it shall be placed
in the hands of the City Collector.
T.B HARRISON, for
iy l9-1t M. L. NTRATTON. Auditor.
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spECIAI N0TICEa.

JtTH AND l5rg Srs, AT AUCT1UN.-JAS.
NJ TAYI OR SON most respectfully, call ths at t.
tentlcn of capitalists and o,heIf n ta Srn sa'e o
O'Clock, on I4th aud 10Th streets. For partcaiaIs,
see auction column. ~ b-t
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<<Lte Q. =. MAiL ST z 4 N = II
4ILfA JAMESTOWN FOR NEW YOR

~<I%e u. =. MAIL STEA NJ SHIP
2XGf& JAMESTOWN FOR NEW YORK.
@ssz-IzsThe steamer JAMESTOWN, Captain
THoS. SKINNER, will leave here at o clock r, NJ q,
FRIDAY, the 2Uth ms.
Excursion tickets issued to go and return by
either OF the steamers, Stateroom and meals in
cuded, for the very low price of SIS.
Passage to New York, meals and stateroon in
cluded, $40. Steerage passage SIS
Passase to Norfolk same rs by the river boats.
Freight received to dGv Thursday and I'D to the
hour of l O'Clock ?. M, Friday.
Conslgnees are requested to send for their goods
20 @4y.
Freight for Boston taken at moderate rates and
forwar ID with dispatch
RuKets and berths secured at our Office or on
board the ship.
jy l9-2t LUDLAM & WATSON.
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SUiT DEcfDED.-About twelve years ago, 1t.
Geo. Jenkins, OF Ill, commenced suit against
w. A: Bickford, a prominent citizen Of Mem.
phis, Tenn, for the seduction Of his lwife. Ii
was dseided On the sth inst, in favor Of the de-
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NARROWING AND CRADLINo.-A lady near
birmingham Fails, Me-. one day narrowed in
Two aerss of grain, and the next morning rave
birsh " . a-s, falj'siysd baby.
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ssss ALBEMARLE LAND FOX SALE

LIE
HfS The subscriber being unable to attend to his
~1s* AKIN, on account If his situation, Is desir-
Tous of selling 1t. The Farm contains 1875 acres OF
Land, IN Albemarle county, very compact, situat-
ed near the Central Railroad, opposite keswi ok
Depot, distant half mile, and seven miles from
Charlottesville Jas acres of the Land is cleared
ana In good state OF Improvement the pFese {
crops will show; and that not in cultivation Is
we'll set IN clover, timothy, and other grasses.-
The land lies well. and the soil adap ed all
the crops, but more particularly to whea toba
and corn. FIity acres are IN woods oak and pine,
principally oak-orl ginal growth. There two
never failing streams of water running throug h
convenient parts of the Farm. The Improvements
consist o! q story framed bui ding, contain
ing three large rooms four smaller ones, suitable
for lodging rooms several closets, a pie .sant pas
sage, two porches, and cool cellar, suitable for
keeping meats butter. &c. There all neces-
sary out OulldinPs nearly all new having been
built IN the last IL months The dwelling has, this
last spring, been thoroughly repaired and pain
aud is situated the midst of d grove OF large
oak and locust trees The situation is a high and
healthy one, and commands eautIful view of the
cars wnen passing The South MountaiSs, and sur
rounding country. There spring of most ex-
celient water near the dwelling
Possession can be had by the purchaser any time
alter the present crop is secured.
Any one wishing to buy, will please call on the
proprietor, residing on the farm, who will take
pleasure in showing 1t. The terms will be made
accommodating.
For further particulars, address,
CHARLES b. TAYLOR,
Keswlck Depot, Albemare CO., Va.
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a DisfISauisHkD visIroK.-Dr Thos w,
Eyans, of Paris, surgeon dentist, and one of
the physicians 70 lhe Royal household OF the
Emperor OF lhs french, is now on u visit 10
Lancaster. Pa, his native State.
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Ritbntnnh pispattt.
RSnaY MORNING. JULY 10. iso,

III DISPATCH FOR rRR SPRINGS, &c.-Pe'-
SONS goiag TO the scotertng places eaa Aacs me
DAFLr DISPATCH naa,isd to them for any
isnssA Of time, by tsaring ths,y orders at Ms
eoantsng.room, and paying IN advance 5e' ms
IA ns naDsd,
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HA- REEFS Photographs and Pearl Ambrotypei
are superior to any taken in Richmond, and equa
to any in the world. See them. jy H-3t
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~ FOs perfect life size Photographs, go t
Res Mammoth Gallery, li5 Main street.
jy T-3t
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MARRIED.

On the 18th instant ut the residence Of the
BRIDES father. by Elder A, B. Walthall, Mr., VIM.
H LIpSCOMB, Of Frederckshure, Va, ard Miss
TExIE M. WOLFE. of Chariottesviiie, va
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EA New and seas0nabie
DRY GOO DIS.
WATKINS & FICKLEN'

w Al hlNIO &C lC'AA'i
Beautiful English Grey POPLlN, Tor SUITS AZ
Do. s English GreT T. X L. y AN-
Do. "a English Grey EREG AN
GIAiSE, low ptieed.
Aiexandre's W hite and Co orsd KIP GiovEs.
Mems Linen COLLARS and SUBSCRIBERS.
White Illusion BERTHAS and CAPES
Emtrode red Fine Linen CAMBRIA HAND
KERCHiEFS
White BRUSSELS NETTS.
Black SILK do.
Cambria kevereing and Bobnet FOOTlNG.
And other Goods arriving by nearly every steamer
And AT COST, AND o,
REGAR nLESS OF COST,
SPRING AND SUMMER DRESS GOODS,
SILKS AMI SILK ROBES.
Forming the largest, newest and most elegant as =
sortment of these goods ever off red before in
this city Mt these figures.
These Goods are well worth the attention of Ia
dies expecting to visit the Springs or contemplate
ing summer tours.
jy 18-3t WATKINS S FICkLEN.
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THE "IRREP REsSIBLE kEEo.-The game
called keno has caused quite an excitement in
Fredericks burg, Na.-the Grand Jury at the
present term having brought III fifty present
ments for playing it.
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ORANGE COURT HOUSE, Va. -, 1860
AA.n MR.. -.-SIk The undersigned re
ycHA Yspectfully announce thatihey have leased
As,5fS~ ], the EXCHANGE EOTEL, Mt Orange c.
Il :. auu having had 1t thoroughly repaired and
r furnished, are now ready Tor the reception of
guests.
ORANGE C. H is situated in country well known
for the beauty OF its scenery and the healthful-
ness of It's climate; and being accessible from
every direction, has long been favorlte summer
resort.
The Proprietors pledge their hest efforts to Sc
cure the comfort of their patrons. Their TABLE
shall always be furnished with the best the market
affords; and IN establishing first class Hotel at
this place, they hope to be sustained by the patron
age Of the public
EA~ HORS rs and BUGGIFS always in readi-
ness ior the accommodation of the guests of the
house Respectfully.
JyI9-lm YATES & CULLEN
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EA The AlbemarIe Insurance Company,
OF CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA
Office for Slave Insurance $50 Main street Rich
mond, Va. Policies granted on the most liberal
terms for a te III of Years.
KNOWLES i WALFORD, Agents.
F. W. II aNCoCK, M. D., Examiner. Office hour
10 O'Clock daily. jy IL st
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n. Boot and Shoe Manufacturers.-Or
those about to engage in the business, are invited
to examine my -
IMPROVED LABOR-SAVING MACHINES,
Without feel ing under obligations to purchase. |
shall be pleased to give all who may, by mail
otherwise. wish it, any information in regard 10
Boot and Shoe Machinery. Entire outfits furnish
ed-and shipped without making several bills and
shipments. j. A. ShFFORD, Az t,
AZ Elm street, Boston, Mass.
je l9-d2awAcwlm*I 2pl
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SERVANTS FOR EIRE & SALE.


E%OR SALE-To remain in or near the city of
l. Richmond very genteel YOUNG WOMAN,
with her first child, boy not quite three years old.
ing, ironing and house work generally. Is offered
ply at jy 80 eod3ttl CARY STREET JAIL.
s.'UK sALt--Io remain in the State-a young
l. BLACK WOMAN, Of fine size and good ap
pearauce, between Is and - years of age, who ha
been accustomed to h0use-Work generally of good
character, perfectly honest, and sold for no fault.
Apply at CARY ST. JAIL. jy 16-eOd3tF
E'DR HiR 1.-TWO young WOMEN, one with
l. child and the other without lncumbrance, ar
w. s. PHILLIPS.
jy l8-3t On 18th street, below Bank.
NEGROES FOR HIRE have two good
~ COOKS, who are also IRONERS ard WASH
Nursing. for hire for the balance of the year.
RIO. B. Ii Ne, Agent fer
Hiring out Negroes Office Metropolitan Hill.
jy l7-3t
E'OR HtkE.-A good, healthy WET NURSE,
l for the balance OF the year Also, HOUSE
GIRLS +. d EAClIO,
jyT is I4th street. near Exchange Hotel.
E'OR SALE AND rlnE.-I have tor sale pri-
L vatey. to remain In or near the city several
likely NEGROES, belonging to the estate OF the
late John Hill Among them may be fou nd Girls,
a Woman and three likely children. and several
likely Men. Also for hire: for the balance of the
year, a good FIELD HAND. Apply
kO. 8. POLLARD, Administrator,
jy l2-ts At A. Il. M0ore's, Carv st.
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UNITEDsTATEs OFAMERICA.-EA

f. Il. BARBER, PROFESSOR OF
UNa MUSIC, will return 10 Richmond about
25th of September. je 30-2aw9t
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a. NOTICE.-The annual meeting OF
JAMES RIVER RAILROAD COMPANY will
take place at the Office of Dunlop, Moncure N Co,
on ONDAY. the 3Jth inst at o clock +. NJ
jy l9-3tawtd u. w. ROYSTER, SeC'y.
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M REEs' GALLERY is the place to obtain finely
executed Photographs and Ambrotypes. jy l7-3t
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THFATRIoAL.--JohnB rougham, Dion Bour
eicauit and Agnes Robertson sail tor Europe
this week. Tue leading man ut the Richmond
Theatre next season is TO be Mr.. Tiiton, lac
OF the Oineinnat Theatres. The comedian
Is Mr.. Lamb.
TX Presfdsut Pierca bas u,ri,,a,, ~ ta,ta, A.,
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HAVE APPOINTED JAMES
VSA COLLINS as my agent to conduct the
business of a r RESTAURANT. at his late old
stand. corner Of llth and Main streets, on cond-
ton TO buy and sell for cash only.
ELLEN QUINN MS
Richmond, July 18th, 1860. jy l4-2w*
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QRANDY-Fivs half pipes PInst, Castsllon
~ Co.'S superior old brand, &C.. gale by
l.& q, y. pAVENPoRT,
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NOTICE.-The firm of JAMES II. PEARCE
~ co. has this day heen dissolved. and all
persons indebted the firm will please call at the
Office of tbs POwhatan Hotel and settle. Persons
having claims INST the same will present them
forthwith to FHOS. ]. BURROWS, as he is au-
thorized TO close TIE business.
JAMES H. PEARCE L CO.
july To- 1860 lit
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UMKEk. LUMBkR, LUMBER.

I UMBEk, LUMBAR, LUMBER.
200 900 #. seasoned "a BUTTON WOOD, superior
quality.
200 600 It. seasoned inch BUTTON WOOD, supe-
Tor quality.
50 0F0 It. seasoned 8 OAK
% 600 IT, seasoned inch OAK
80 600 IT, seasoned CASING PLANK.
5ot90 IT seasoned ASH
rs coo IT, seasoned M APl.E.
Together with large and general assortment of
Ma h q N y PLANK aed SCANTLlN Nc
CHERRY, BLACK WALNUT, &c. For sale on
accommodating terms, by
jy l6-tl0 TRUMAN A. PARKER.
QICHMONDIRONA NDSTEEL WORKS
IL The undersigned still manufactures AT these
works, and keeps constantly on hand a large as
sortment of IRON, consisting of Bar, Band, Hoop
and Scroll. Rounds and Squares. 0vas. Hall
oyas and Half Rounds, Toaacco Mill Tapered
Wagon, Coach and Buggy TIRES, and RlVET
and NUT IRON, of ali sizes: - -
Also. STEEL TIRES, Railroad FROG STEEL
and FROG PLATES, ail slzes; WROUGHT
PUNCHED WASHERS, all sizes, kept constant
ly on hand and made to order.
JAMES HUNTER.
B.-Wrought Scrap taken In exchange.