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New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-15
GREECE.

BY way of Constsntinople 1t is stsfsd that thS
news of the surrender OF Nsuplis is unfavoreble.
The citadel would be able to hold out four months
longer The 80 men III il would treat only with The
King. and demand tho dismissal of the Ministry ths
dissolution OF the Chambers the arming OF the Ma
tiona Guard, and the appointment OF a successor 70
tho throne.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-15

rar upon it, using the State Constitution and
machinery TO ooerce or compel the loyal peope Of
those States into aetirs, e6sctire completely IN
their rebellion, is tie Nation LOund TO respect
that Constitution, that machinery, hat social or
gqni=ation, which hare thus been pcrrertsd into
potent ins.rumentaiities Of National orsrthroto
and rain7 The problem, fairly stated, irre'
sistibly indicates the trne answer.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-15
SPAIN AND MEXICO.

II !, a,,er-.d that Spsin, sharing the Sy.urvu z
France, disapproves Of the conception eoiclpded q
Yaledad with the Mexican Plenipotentiaries.
IL is authortatively denied that the Cabinet Of
Madrid has been requested by the French Govern.
meut 10 recall Gen. Prim. The French Government
merely confined i.er 10 expressing its disapproba-
ton ton o, Mexican intervsnSon M; Sahgny had IL
consequence been ntru.ted, on behalf Of sssnce,
with tho iull political powers with wnich AdmirS
"a Grairere was inirusted.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-15

brasa: and in the California case the COMMITTEE has
against Love- In the case OF Joseph segar
r renort was made, tte Committee being unable to
agree.
The anniversary Of the fs'l Of Fort Sumter was
celebrated last evening by Republican mass meet
ipg in the Sixteenth Ward. Aid. Dayton presided,
and speeches were made by Theodore Titon, Horace
Greeley, and the Rev. Messrs Mattison and Cheever'
Senator Crimes made speech in the Senate, on
Monday-whch was listened to with much atteu-
sicn-a favor Of ganisoning the Southern forts with
blacks, during the unhealthy season. The views
pIopounded by Senator Grimes are understood 10
meet the approval of most of the Republican
Senators.
-Seyera. vessels, including an English Sioop from
Nassau, y. p, src reported as having been captured
of Charleston Harbc7.
The Sigel Committee, appointed sOwe time S'uce'
held meeting last cveIing, TO take preliminary
step, for the procuring Of funds, with which 10 pur
chase farm for Gen. sigel
In the Assembly on Monday The bill incorporal-
inc tls Nev.Yori Mercantile Association as moved
10 third reading and lost. The bill authorizing the
use of portion Of the Battery grounds for the staten
Island Ferry being on the third reading, Mr Gala
liam moved to reccmmit tho bill 10 strike out tue en-
acting clause. The House took recess while the
measure was in debate.
Additional reports have been received at th'
War Department respecting the lsboTs OF the Sani'
tary Commission at Cincinnati.
STATE OF THE vi y SE G.I ="
, The prospect Of r prolonged campaign IN The
, Peninsula between the York and james Rver'
gives q hesitaing character TO the movement Of
, stocks. Tie quotations on Monday at both eoard'
were steady, but the dealings were limited. lps
latest quotations were: U. y Is, iSSl, reg s3t q
) go; do. Coupons, 93s 1885,; 40 Treasury Nces
, 90 100. American God, l0l4 . lD. Quotations
in foreign bills are unchanged. Sterling tnominsiy
u2!aJl22. France, 50505.00. Frei2hfs for
Rread.tulls have improved. Engagements OF ,ooo
bushels Corn to Liverpool in shippers bags, at iid'i
-, coo DO. in bulk, at l2d5c.; 6,ooo bushels OF
: Wheat at I'd. Tie business Of the Sub-freasury
was: Receipts g. 7G9, Gjfor Customs, slSi wv;
paync1.s. $i.3,6, l20; Balance, $i,'io00i. The
rnmor that Government is negotiating for large
a,uornt of .pocic Is denied Official authority. TIE
demand for Western and Stale Flour s limited, and
prices arc n loo lower barrel Sale OF $50
barrels at { 9czs; % for SuperSne State and
Western Wheat inactive, aud pliees nominal
The Pork narke: is dull and lower, under the iniu'
ence IF large arrivals. Sales of 470 bbs. at Si* "a
> a 81? 80 for Mess. Coton-The demand is acivc,
= closing firm at q q 2sc, for Middng Upland, and
DO. New-Ofleans and Texss. Sugars-Sales OF %2d
hhls Cuba at 6lc. Teas in fair demand at former
prices. The following is comparative statement o
" the condition Of Ito banks OF New-Ycrk city ffon
April TO April TO-
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-15
TO CORRESPONDENTS

% militia can he taken OF ANONYMOUS Comm 1aicssiors
gb.;ey.r intended or insertion mGs! oe s4aen'icea
by the ssm. snd ad6Tes of tie vrier-nos resc'ssIy io
uuSiiestlon bu as guaranty Tor lis good ia'ih'
Hsc,une. undertake return rejected ComnuUiesaona
Al bunes ior this once should tie a2a's''os 20
"qEr TuiBUSP." SewIork.
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TURKEY.

The insurgents in the Herzegovina have destroyed
four towns in Albania by fire and sword. All the
Turkish inhabitants were massscred, and the liyse
OF the Christians spared.
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BRAZIL,
Tha Rr,,i, msi,s have rssched Lisbon.

line BrnkU mails nave .'''o s-,xs
RIO I,vsmo March lL-Cohee adyshe soSS1 h.ss
a6y0OdS TO0 shipment. since Is. .se.e' a. Rsh,s {3
5,g Brosn sus.r 2foooesa saioo White 'ts %,
s,bg,o Whte sn;aI 81 O,OG5a S9i brswn iaS0o@'O'''
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-15
RITSSI 4.

The National Bauk OF ~. Petersburg bad an
nounced the i.sue of II fourth portion OF four pel
cent metalligues, amounting to 1900 90 roublcs.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-15
FRANCE

The Patrie believes the French and Spanish Gov
ernmenls intend signing new treaty for the regu
lstioD Of joint action in Mexico.
The Bourse IL irm and higher at 7Of. &c.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-15
NEWS OF THE DAY.
THE WAR.

There is additional good news from The nalionai
forces under Gen. Mitchell in Alabama. The war
DEPARTMENT learns that On Saturday moE-ing 1wo
exneij;ions we're started from Huntsville, in the
railway csrs--cue. under Col. Sill, OF the Thirty
tlird Ohio. went ,e-sN. I'd to Steyenson's, at tue
irnc,ion Of tlc Cha ...... q, with the Memphis snH
Charleston Railroad, II. winch point tney seEeu
1000 Of tic enemy retre9tirg without nFipg Sno''
Col. Sli captured five locomotives aud large alnoah
NJ rolling stock. The other expedition, under to
Furchin. Of The Ninceenth Illinois, went west, aiid
arrived az Decatur IN tine 10 save the raiiivaI
bridge. which had been set on Ire. 0en' hl'cas
NOW holds hundred miles of the raroad'
-Beauregsrd twho is reported -till a!iYe', IN hi'
dispa,eh respecting the second day light at PITTS
burg Landing claims victory H7 says ne cap
tnred &c guns and 5000 prisoners aud 30 intimate
at the came time that he If fully able 10 hold CoHn
"A aisnstch from Fortress Monroe, dated Mon
dsv. saws that the Morrimao remained in the SAME
,oston all day Oh Sunday, when she returned WIFE
her comrades TO Norfolk. by the same telegram
Il is announced that u correspondent Oh 4~s Ns@
Yo,k Void has been arTe.ied for reporting con
traband news.
The repor. that Gen. Blonker and his bocy
eusrd had been captured is supposed 10 have oesi
G.ooded on the fact tha, a number o. M. onice7
were can,ured last week near Manassas and cnTrief
70 Richmond.
The most important and interesting news III
eIuded among the extracts from Southern Journals
that we publish this morning, is letter from 1eh
Sidney Johnston addressed 10 Jefferson Davis, ant
read before the Rebel Congress on Monday Last
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-15

MELrIso OF rnE SlGEL CoAnIrrsE.-A meet
ing OF the Sigel Committee was held ast evening nj
No. Delaney street for the purpose Of responding
TO call from the Chicago Central Committee, with
view OF msing fund with which 10 purchase n
farm to be presented to Gen. Sigcl. Col. Kappf oe-
cnped the chair and g. Kuepper acted as Secretary.
M. Andrew Wmann offered scrss OF resolutions
in favor oi the object Of the meeting. The following
named gentlemen were appointed Committee to
prepare plan of organization to be submitted TO the
H.ass meeting hereafter TO be held. A. Nillmann,
DIR. Welcker, G.. kuepQer, +. kas'ncr and n. H.
Kann. The meeting then adjourned.
TIlE SIxTY-NINIn.-Ther IS to be q meeting oi
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-15

TIE -Nrrn.-Thcre is to be meeting o
ihs Board Of 0aces Of tho 69h Regiment NJ T. . N'
lhe.H aa.osY. E.itE Market. G. oceck ibis sssaAos
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-11-15


say. landlord. ::s=s.,ss ::s..=s.,ss : as-.y tesel for
man to vine on. The landlord with look
Of surprise, replied, we'll your mighty per.
ticular sixty or seventy Of my ooesoeFs
have wiped on that towel this morn'9g'
and you are the 6rst m y 70 Ind IAnR WIN
A Young lady on being asked what call
ing shs wished her sweetheart 10 IohO"'
bloshinRly replied that she wished MN 70
be q husband man.
when Pennsylvania was called upon to
take part Ia the great drama OF the Alon,
seventy FIVE thousand men appeared before
the CBrftn
Facts from history render the conclusion
inevitable that to FTtar Bueoa We are in
debsed for gunpOwder, and TO Pig LrO" Tor
cannon balls.
In wine there Is truth, says the Latin pro
verb but the chemists have discovered
that wine is often adulterated With tyv.
WHY are railway companies like isun'
dresses 7 Because they have ir0neo '"e
whole country.
How ali Of us would hate and desP''e
,hs rO.o Who would misuse our gifts - We
misuse these Of heaven.
lis sn important part Of good educa'
,ion to be able TO bear politely vita the
want of II in others.
Fuel and thick clothing always rise In
the fall.
In oil noble enterprises, the ladies are
like the electric ,elegraph-far in advance
Of the males.
The smartest architect, is the archi'ed Of
his own fortunes.
The best essence for sick people is con-
valesseaoe
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Not houses or lots 10 principal street,
Not rich zelda waving Win golosh weees,
Not dnrksome mines deep stored WIN go'o'
Not niles Of lngole 10 golfers old -
Not there. thoagh they form % meny lot,
Tbs.o form no purt Of the wealth I've got.
Tn poorer 70 day than yesr ago.
= sas poorer then than cared 10 know
The futurs hau nothing but struggle and care,
fror The food to cat aud the raiment 10 wear,
Yet stiIl look Onward and m1rmur not,
For Pm very rich In the wealth I've get.
I've Mind ones 10 love me, rich or poor
I'VE friends whom hold with iriendshipsurei
I've plsasuFes and daties day by day
And work for each hour that passes away
I've a home with he treasures--earths desr'
est spot,
Where hoard like q miser the wealth I've got
I've a heart. thank God. that loves mankind (
I.ve a sniris thank God that can be resigned
Pve hope 70 finish some trife OF good
ReGore lie down for the grave-Worms' food
I've . hone to which neither stain nor blot
WRI cling when I'm gone 70 The wealth FV'
got.
Pve trust IN Tho Master, whose tender cart
Giveth bread to eat and raiment to wear;
I've hrm, stout heart, that He giveth me
To bear whatever my fortune may be
80 earth ean be never q sorr0Wful spot
While kind Heaven leaves me the "eA"o We
rot
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Ths AHaIogiss 81 Parties.

Jn the war OF the Revolution the Tories were
the anti war party. precisely as the Breekinridge
or BatterDut Democracy Of the present day are.
They elung to King George. at the latter cling
TO King Cotton.
In the war Of 1919, the leading Federal.
Ists-such Of them as assembled 10 ConVen.
ti0n at HartfUTd-did all they could do to
embrass the administration Of JAMES MADI
SON, just as the Bulternut Democrats are
lsboTing TO embarrsss that Of ABRAHAM
LIEcoLx. Bat there we're many IOya
msn among the Federalists then, as there
are many among those who two weeks since
voted for the tory ticket, because it had
the old label Of MADISON aud JACKSON upon
u.
At that day the DemOcracy were gen
orally known as the Republican party
They stood by the Government to @ man
just az the Republicans Of the present day
do aud for 80 doing he great body Of the
nation joined it. Federalism became prac
ticaly extinct aud from 1919 to lS2.
there waa no serious opposition to th'
Republican candidates for the Presiden
~.
ne present miserable Attempo 70 oetray
tbs country into the hsHds Of its enemIs.
viii send down the dishonOred names Of the
men who are now following 10 tho footsteps
Of theitOriss Of Of lhs ssDe immortality Ol
infamy, Notwithstanding the partial triumph
t6sy have slOlen in the absence Of so many
byal men.
The Republicans Of 1912 had more cause
tor alarm Than We have. The surrender Of
Hall, like the numsroas shameful affairs Of
. similar kind that have nATked the prog
Isss Of this war. nearly broke them down ;
lnt Ihe gallant eOndnet OF Harris0n, Scott,
AeDonongb. Perry. Deeatur. jackson, and
neny others. soon drove those who Sec
Ieily sgmpsthizsd with. ihe enemy 70 the
vail as few falling blows this fall viii
pat an cad. 70 the Bnisernnt Democracy
Pits. Gazette.
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SHEEP.-The high price for coarse and
medium wool has caused quite cemmoiiou
amoug the wool growers. wh' are as intent
upon reducing the 6nensss Of their hbre al
they we're formerly in increasing it. This
is done by breeding from the French, Span
is aud Silesian stock, the head quarters oil
which appesrs to be in Vermont. The
Wheeling Intelligencer says party from
that county has returned from VI. with eIe'
ven bucks, and represents the sheep fever
there as surprising everything. Sheep are
bought at fabulous prices, and as high as
$1,000 asked for a single mutton. They
range from ten dollars TO one hundred. or
dinarily for breeding purposes. The wool
Of the old fashioned native sheep, coarse rs
dogs hair, and ordinarily dull at 20 to 25
cents a pound, now readily commands 60 to
10 cents, aud parties who are SO fortunate
as to possess sheep Of this formerly despised
caste, are now realizing handsomely
The wool 10 used for the fabrication o
coarse clothing, &c. for army use, and tn,
demand will continue ut least as long a
there is large army to be kept on foot.
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HAVING made short visit to New
IL York during the past week prepared 70 ur'
Ny stOek consists Of ali the:
Latest Styles Of Dress Goods,
Ladies' Cloths Cheeks for Boys Clothing. &s'
Paris, Notified, and Geraldine Cheeks,
the prettieSt in town,at AoKklSoNS'
A lot Of cheap Dry Goods, SO ,,. low .,vDts. that
everybody buys them at AOHAAso"S'
A Splendid lot Of Cocheco and Merri'
mac Prints Dark, Pink, and Purple, at AoRRiSoNS'
Black and White Check Silk Shawls,
Check wOolen shAvl and other Styles for SS%ns, JUST
received at AokSiooNs'
A new and pretty Style Of Goods, for
Doys Clothing just The thing good a.
Any quantity of Summer Stufs OF the
best Material and MGnufaeturs, at hoRRlSONs.
A full supply of those most desirable
Col lars and Cuff, just received at koRRIScNs'
Gloves and Mitts, any quantity; all
Styles and Price, at AoKkSoNs'
Ladies end Gents Kid Gloves. desirable
cOlors and low prices, At M0RRlsoNS.
Grenadine Wells, Tissues, and Berages. in
great profusOn, at AoRRlSoNS'
Narrow Ribbon for trimming, nearly oil
eolors, at AoRRlSoNs.
White Linen Pocket Handkerchiefs,
from eta up Silk Handkerchief, cravat Essa lots Of
the at AJRRSoNs.
A Large supply Of Hosiery, from the
smallest largest size style for Children, just
received AZ MORRISONS.
A New lot OF Misses and Ladies' Nor.
\ rocco Boots, very low,t AoRRSoN's.
A few Trunks for sale low at
| MoRRIsoNs.
Lots Of Crockery, Hardware. Glass,
Putty Psnt OIL barrel ofdouble boiled Just opened and
Dye-StuHa at h0RRISON'S.
Groceries constantly on hand. the fresh
| est and best at hORRiSONS
Bring on your Butter,
sRzs Beans and most anything that Is good, not omnG
your big pocket book and for yourselves an aNays
ready my goods Store from in the morning
until in the evening. HI. l.. MOHHLSON.
A.btshuIa June 18TH 1852. 663.
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HABERDASHERY vERSIFIED.

In the "noss and confusion" that constantly RACES
And is chronicled forth in the Teegraph's pages,
About Dry GOoda and Dress Goods and Causes and aes
ShawlS. Bonnets, and Cloaks that rival the graeea.
May claim your attention, TO brief rehearsal,
Off list Of Choice Goods in stock universal;
And though less pretending, are in merit more sound
And are quietly waiting your notice down town.
There Cloths OF all grades and textures ysull hnd
OF pure Wool from your hocks and Of Alabama combined,
And Vesngs the fancy Marseea Silk and Black Satin
Yarn made Of Cotton Thread, WRdding aud Batting,
wieks Fsnne beached goods Stripes, sheeting twne,
And husns and Lawns, bonnet, dress and swiss hne
CAmbes and Summer Stus checkd striped white shirts
Cloves Dress Goods Shaws and Ribbons and Skeleton Skirts
Spice pepper and cassa saeraus gold medal kAnn
Boom baskets and bed Cords cloths nes buck gloves and
coil rope,
Pure, be found IN the Sta tie o. Ohio.
Paper hangngs brass kettes prints and band boxes
Cloths pins Wooen and bows for the necs Of oxs
Stone ehunF jugs jars and crooks assorted glass and nails
Mop handles wood and iron. SASH ptchor and water pas
Shoes for children and ladies' also gents ladies
And hoes for gents to work WITH wooden pumps and super
Buffalos
Seythes, snAhS rakes and ashboards half bushels and
sole leather,
Chalk osin whiting OIL and umbrellas for bad weather
The Largst lot Of Hats and Caps Of grade and STYLE
II ali outside beaped at once twouldnt be big pile.
Shoemakers oo word with you, have for you good news
Here's nearly all the implements for making boots and Shoes
Lasts pegs pnches hanmars, knives hieId peg and
ing avis,
Tsets Nails ahandle bristles lining binding heel balls
French calf French chalk kip floats size sticks and morocco
WebbngH and hastings of various shades shoe needless and
Tobacco.
But hold my must, further tax the printers gentle
He'll neer end space for 1.-THE of the list this full stock
Of Goods;
Say then, that the stock Is fun and complete,
That anxiously awaiting our patrous TO greet
Invite them all, from South, from North, from East and from
From city, from country Lincolntes DOuSasites and all
the Fest,
From every point of the compass come ALL
Leave Lea all your spare dimes with your friend,
A.htabula. Oct 27, 1860.
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Mrs John @. Fremont has turned au'
thor. and has written book entitled The
STORY of the Guard, . ChrORicle Of the
Was which will soon be published by
Tickncr and Fields, and will contain GER
tain letters relating to GeHeral Fremont
and bis men. The profits Of the work viii
be devoted to the support Of the widows
and orphans Of the officers who fell in Gen.
ePal Fremont's Missouri battles.
Jessie has always abounded in words
She has always been Bent on" making heI
'John Charles" iIIustrious.
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SAD.-Gen. Robins, who in urgent cases
has been issuing passes for soldiers of the
1th regiment to leave Camp Bliss for Q
specified time, has a rich and varied expe.
rience. One day young and buxum Mi
lssian damsel procured pass for a seldier
to be absent three days. The three days
had elapsed, when the maiden sought the
presence of the Gen. and sobbingly Informed
him that her man had been carried of ia
irons. The Gen assured her that he haC
probably outstayed his pass. But urget
the Niobe.like damsel. I'VE were to be mar
ried tonight Married tonight, said th'
gen. why were you not married yesterday
Because touchiBgly responded the maiden
Michael was burying his other wife Jester
day The case was one past relief
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-11-15

A sgARP CuL. = Could snything he more
s.rere thaa this from the Louisville Joar-
,sai: "Gov. Medary, the editor Of the Col
umbus (O.) Crisis, says that we bad son
IN the rebel ranks at Augusta, and that he
has a son in the federal ranks. The two
facts 70 equally TO prove that in these times
sons are little Influenced by the examples
and teachings Of fathers"
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JrDo, the capital of Japan, is without
exception, the largest and most populou'
sity of the world 1t contains the vas
number of 1900, 900 dwellings. and fVe
millions of humaA souls. Many Of the streets
are twenty-five English miles in length
The commerce of Jedo far exceeds that
Of aHy other city in the world, and the sea
along the coast is constantly white with
shipping. Vessels sail to the southern pOr.
,ion of the empire, where they are ladened
with rice, tea, sea coal, tobacco, silk. cot
ton and tropical fruits, all Of which find q
ready market in the north, and then re
tnrn freighted with corn, salt, oil, isinglasl
and various other productions Of the nortt
which have a market in the south.
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Watch Wanted /!

GONE Rascal paid me Visit and left
me minus the @ths time o the doy, and sthopt pocket
change % buy Watch viii take good Watob II part
- ny cnes At LshAbula o. lam nos ready for my summer
trade Ia Pianos and Asodeons At War Prices.
AshtAbbla, Nay 10, Issz
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11EAFY, and Fine Brown Cottons, Cot
ton VArn Batting wAdding. Denms Stripes Ticks Heavy
Summer Goods for Men and Boys wear Blsaehed Coons
May lSt '62. hORRISON'S.
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THE HoUsEKEEPERS'
NEW FURNITURE POLISH.

Prepared from improved receipt by the proprietor Of
BRoIHRR JONATHAN POLISH" Is certified by all leadns
New FORK Furniture Dealers and Piano Makers 70
and restoring high and lasting gloss all kinds OF Vsrnsh
ed work. from Furniture 70 Leather II cheaper and bs
ter than varnish dries immediately, and easily spplied
With piece OF Canton Flannel and bottle or two Of this
New Furniture POLISH HouEskeepeT magic IN the
urnure Of house and keep looking new Nov 4 the
time to shi cup your Tables Chas Desks Panss PieusS
Frames Carriages etc. and make them look per cent bA
ter This B true economy Fo sale by FuinuTs DeAlers
stoskeePers generally Price 26 and so bottle De-
pot No. spruce Street, N: Y Special Agents Wanted.
Addrcs, Box 1912, New York P. o.
Ilyoss.
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CARRIAGE MANUFACToRY q DEPOT

900
W. q. BENHAM has at length perfected his bus-
arrangements that the public may accommodated
call for most OF the
Various kinds of Pleasure Vehicles,
having number finished up ready for delivery
sides large quantity Of work In various stages progress
ferred.
Orders will be received for any particular style
or pattern.
With full supply Of the hest hands be found In the
country he fears competition east west In the matter
Of taste style, Of excellence Of material the fidelity and
honesty with which his work put together. OF the truth
Of these statements any may satisfy himself BY personal
examination
Repairing Of all kinds, done with prOmptnssu and sas
factory terms.
WV G. BENHAx.
AshtAbula, March q, 1850. b56