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Injunction Against the Construction Of
Pier Foot OF Nineteenth street.
suPREMB CoURT-CHAMBERs.

Nose, Taylor u.s. Henry D. Byookman a sh-This Was
motion TO dismiss an injunction obtained by the plaintiff
70 restrain tho defendants from building pier to the
exterior pier head line a. the foot Of Nineteenth street.
East river in trent Of certain property owned BY the de-
fendantsI The defendants own two blocks OF land
bounded by Eighteenth street, Twentieth street and the
East river, and the plaintiff owns one block bounded BY
Seventeenth street. Eighteenth Street and East rvsr
tended, which would intersect the pier now being
constructed By theefendants 70 sbsut SIX hundred feet
from the bulkhsad. The plaintiff claims undeS grant
nom the Common Counci but the deen1ants set up IN
answer THAI the plaintiff has ne night title o. interest," n
the premsss and that ths snly party having the nqee
sujoin II such right existed = En- was The STATE the
claim 81 NE plaintiff estabushed sveU peS mon Ioos
seenth srsest TO Thiry street. would have 70 b
taken mp and reconstructed. ExJudge Dean argued U
Whiting for Ne plaintiff nse.~- ''--v.A -
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FAMILY MARKET REVIEW.

Trade has been brisk throughout the week. The ar
rivals OF poultry and game have been large and meet
with an unusual demand. Below will be found the qno-
ta,ions for choice qualities Of family marketing at wash
ington Market
Neutrality-suspicious. steaks, SOC 35c. per ib siroin,
25c corned bof 15c. n 20c mutton, l2c lsc veal,
20c soc hams, 2Gc. sausages, 22c tongues, 81 70
each
PoUrrnY AND GAxE-Turseys, 80. 32c, per ID
chick ms Csc 30c geese, 23c. a Soc. ducks, BOG
cartridges, 81 81 Is per pair; squah pigeons ~ 80
S4 per dozen; canvas back ducks, 80 80 per pair.
FISH -Eels 15c 20c per d.; haddocE. i0c a nc
white fsh, 20c. halibut, 30c. salmon trout zoe
striped bass zoe smclts c0c founders, lec Holsters,
10c oysters Use 81 SO per hundred clans, 75c per
hundred.
vEGETABIys common potatoes, 81 so 80 80 per
Dbl sweet potatoes 81 per bb.; caulinowers soc.
SOC pumpkins 15c Csc. each
FRuIr-Grapes 2oc a 60c. per H. crnnbcrres, 1sc a
&c per quart ccstnuts SOC SIC quinccs, 81 81 90
per basket
Burrra AND CusrssE-Orangc county butter, Coo. per
h. best State butter 55c. 60c. cheese, 20c &c
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Mr. Greaves--You did
Prisoner-where the pistol found9
Mr. Greaves-Scay, policeman, gave IL TO me
Prisoner-was not the pistol found In my dressing
case-the usual place for such thingsy
John sealy was examined He said--I remember the
cath; before searched the prisoner asked him u ne
had any firearms ammunition; he replied that ne naa
not upon searching his luggage found the psto anu
ammuniton then told the prisoner that this VIZ
proclaimed district the papers found with the
contained some manuscript printed ana penc NJ. n
ments also letters OF introduction TO several persons "
Ireland the prisoner said he came over on cnep was
Mr. Eastman said he did not shsan ,a al that toy
Fenion, NOR did no snihh 'ney eo' 49,
Mr. McIeod-He denied he had any firearms upon nim
and they found Afterwards IN me- p,d h has
liko man, said he had them ~ hrs', "oui" '"
ell right a.. ,v,soror caue !,
represent were certainly not "Fenan" Ihey were W.
Boston Piot the New York Tribune tho Taunton Carte
Mr. Mcfeod-The application IS 70 remand hr WI, w.
ams to have INQUIRIES maae 's son 'a ~ posbe
MI Eastman--I have doubt that the editors OF the
are very anxious 70 get letters about
ism The prisoner s On On sbe % subject and am sure you
will have many more Of them. will swear ne - 40
American. --.. $1,000. - ..,1 hat hs
found on the prisoner l5s and check for so draw
ms rsscpe, said he did not intend making any re
ayks "A present he supposed he would nave an ny
nortunjty of making remarks future OCCASION az
| VAS reporter, as he had stated .u.raos ~
Mr MLeod TO prsoner Yon are nov rcmav Wn' III
ecbt davs on the application Of the Crown lou W.
l remain in Queenstown until then, swe 40 no'~sh
| send You TO the county gaol 40. ,v,r,. -
u sse Mr. Eastman be COULD and yishoos the presenc
0f,ny , 9t.c,s; "a. then r.mov@ in custody
ASorHrR AnRrcAN PRISONER.
Mr. william Mackay was sns1 pu. nv chspvs
been arrested on oosru 'ne Virgins On 0"'
ocounal said hs intended 10 szamus visassss
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now YALMBR6T0N II KISSED. .
Tbs ropdor gtefofor Joins the TiNsss and The Daily
N-as w ohssosins 10 lord Rnssels Cabinet 4 Palmer
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Carolina Cnicn;a.n that needs no com
mhnt.
Gov Perry and '.v-Spcal,er' Or: are
both in town, also, and ti,eir conver-
sa:inn does not differ IN material
points from ihc above; INT they a:c
:la:,tr;:ily more guarded, aud | awe
preferred to give the frank, o;1t-spo!E' 4
statements OF Their friend a,ld col
league.
jude" that Coy. P>-:":,- viii rot be
disturbed IN his provisional opera
iions hy ra&son OF i.is speech. Oh
asking a l,:omincn! >&b.no; oi}iceI'
about il this cvcniu%. was to!,,. sob,
Perry didn't know hc WAS Hrpoini'e.
Goy"Tnor When lc ma,j" !::.t speech.
What ne SAID can't y" justified; In:
hc has had q |si';; about L and cuosa
he. ,,o we'll nou&il nov:
Cp,.. E,nril T.3i:,n;cJrim
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Glin pses Of South Carolina Union
ISnl


been holding a long conversation With
:, leading mclnbcr OF tho South Caro-
ina delegation about GOV. Prlvy's
iatn extraordinary speech. and on the
general sub;cc. Of South Carolina
Un;ollism. H'hcn explain that this
::cntIcnan is an intimate friend and
former business associate of Governor
Perrv's, and th:,t. by Recommendation
of that officer. lie has recently been
appointed to an Important position
under the ",'rovisionai Government, :"
it Will not &c doubted that he place;
matters in the most favorable light for
the Governor. and that his own lo--
atty and Union;sn are OF the bost
type President Johnson can hnd in
SouJ{, Carolina.
THI; iI.Pcl;TANlF OK IAr1rIi>.: l.; OJ,!:
'..s~1MATE>s' or CciIc,IsM
Not unnatl2;ll.v. lrcan the conver-
sa.ion wish Gov. prry's friend. the
delegate. by asking Il his July speech
WAS really genuine.
''CA, YES. was ol tho platform,
beside !hc Governor. when nc made
it. But >on see the l:!tut:c in which
q speech is made nailc> Il good deal Of
difference Down t.crr, everybody s
thou@l!---L among tlrni hat it was
an extreme radical Un n,n spe1ch.'
Wins: Therc he sad, for example,
that 10 :n;>n liz the t-:,;c co'i!d fccl
more bite lu1Niijs.ics ana ,!cGla da-
ton !han l>;n$cli in il:l~ forced back
;nto The Union? is.E~t what You
ca.i in .5o;itl CarolinHruGical Union
ism:''
Ny impetr.asity Surprised my sal
lQw-!&cr,i friend; T,nin@ his eyes
n wild astonishm@"' Upon me, he
said rllilosophical!y:
10 understand l'rlv's speech. You
nl;:s. place yourself iiIi>e li-point
trum which Ee Sl;o:;~, ,lnu remember
the object he haG in Jew Because
they fail t. do this, ]h;lve observed
that some Northern! ilGsI=p pcr:, faii 70
SEQ .hc force ot tie $eecI. lie was
,n.ir.ivul1ng to win th:;c l,cop," buck.
and to coax 5hcm ;ntosend:ng Repre-
sentative, to Con%rcss"Sa.n. TO do
this. Of course lie hado conc1;atc the
prcjld ccs Of all Thrc is no better
Cniouist IN South (rolina or the
Whole s;o;,th than Pcly!
'WE " E!;: ALL, EB!.I.S.
..'Do you mean tEatac never was a
rcbcl?;
NO, not exactly. . be frank with
you, We were all rcbts. TIE North
has never undcIst ,od: and lonht if
it over viii under tai. the absolute
unaninity with wlicl after tic war
was begun, We all supported it; while
there was any use lit, we resisted
secession; bEt after til State seeded,
our District, which w;sal~,ys strong
l;'Union, sent more :sl !c.tcr volnn-
tacrs to the war than sy other"
.'You mean then. TIT, after seccs-
:,ion was accomplish, the former
Unionists became moLyiolcnt rebels
ihan the rest: and TIT. practically,
not Il soul IN the Statrcmaincd true
20 the Union, except &c ncgrocs?"
''Wcll, / suspect yore n little mis-
taken about the negro They re very
ignorant, aGd most ofhcm were and
irc governed by the masters no.
tons.
EE-OHGANIISTON.
Recurring to his 5atemcnt, thai
Governor Perry had9ccn trying to
coa: the Souah Caro- diians to come
out 20 the ,,octiona If vo,c for Con
rrr%sincn. asked 10 i. there xos
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without considering wigs questions
might como up back O., III .t.''
''With wat pciitic;' i',:'v ut thc
North, then. wo:ild :,,;:r people be
more likely T. aliiiutt?"
'Oi coUgs". Win IL" >",nc,Ta'ic.
We have u:i>: ;tpo ~ along Thai i
symrath;ze>1 more With : t-.n any
other, That ii WAS nurr ,uSed 10 the
Wal, more di>posci; to !r.vr Us alone
with oul si&v2s. more ready for favor
able telT.:s OF peace;
''AAG il any considerable r"rt,on Of
that party We're 20 lTop"> i*ntening
the t.:,as h< renudiai;n@ m reduction
Of interest OF Otherwise part rE the
debt iNc;Hr,.i IN *I'ln!n@ vou. yo,!
VOL ne very apt TO rni;o wl;il t!,e,n?"
Il ,:oG't know but We nAl!'i. but |
can X: Tor rs ~; W" ;irn pivin.s 10
attention, 70 Al; thing c:.rrr;in:s rc-or-
gallizat:o2:.
Recurring 20 his ;uln,.as;ois con
ccrnin: he bitterness @, '!tr Original
seccs,irn,&t,. asnt,,: >'W-h.t security
will we haze. after i',:';:i'' i,,vrr has
been fuhv restored I" ~oIi! Carolina.
thaS The scersSioniStS r.;y not regain
control of the State t;nyerr.nrnt. and
Prove - r~,tilcnt IS r> ~" # not in
the field. :hcn III Crn%r,-. :. :n1 IN 1hc
old c%i",lents ot ",n ,Aiuus State
leg!Si"tion:
''u!,, = barrel Of cider never fer
ln"llts twice.
>W.at material changes Will the
party which You and Cos. Perry rep
resent make III the State ~Con*titu-
tion?'
"Wr'll maho II what it cover WAS
before -itrpuhli,~n. y il take away
IT," election Of prrsi,ic..t,al electors;
from tic ,.egi:,at;,,.'r an, .:-vc i. .E!c
people. 50, also. with the election OF
Governor, whi~.i !.:,s .r@tniprr be
l.4..r2(j - t. Il, I'LL W. lnav
atr;s Oh; IL. Monorl5 {: "ii'"a+;nnS.
and WI cG'l,,.jZ, ;lic Presentation in
/ the State Senate
''Bnt Ah;.t ;lbo7l. TIC ncrrocs?"
''NtI. We wan: to have them in
(ustr;o';s anG or,!,T'y. ael N.:i Go al
We caa t. bring il ;snoni.'
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w issis s. {, 5*-.zso1sn,
Factors, c@a,.n;s<io.: EzSr~iAAs.ts,
.lND SHIPPING -.1ENIS.
Oh FIJI. NuLS


CiI.HlA5rGN. :.
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~ ~. at'~r,j - II y: ia, .,:. sale and
W shipment 10 f3Ie.g' nd domestic
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Penn.
Nos5rs. FcndrSas;, Ecnv.c; { c., gal-
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snssr- Samuel iiarr,s ( SOS, Baltimore.
nd. -iuC 5 26
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'TlIiDpECS sC1y EFT,
CONNISSi0N MI i:AAT,

, "a EAST BAl, CHARLI .-rN s. G..
y[-yIG give a:tea,;-n 80 4 forveTiing
w Of COyrNNt,1,aw = nc lurcpo,
and will rc"eirc a1l forN /: .'6"'s from
abb, al cor@igr,i to ;1art;es f't interior
of .n;S State. A5,v;nces II or prod"cc
CO.'S ,;;,ed to Ar.inr Lcary. =. New ! TX
\ Iuli sloc! Of GHOtEE1! ways on hand
ard for saIo al rh., 10y, !erAet "a; $
rav Brothers :;CHE:IC@, :. .ML-4 HGAP,
n quarter, Eat o-'2 who.1 oi'Nes, en- D"
:h!rncI = a-y al:c.,,:ty a, i.c- o-y prices.
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4 light SPRING WAGON
r.ys-ss.s-as.1s5I and HARNESS. Fer par-
f. Ek7EJ +!c,:ler:, ap?ly {: ti7,s Of
C---:z-,sAsr a2-Sa9s.->:. :.,'S
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EE-ORGANIMION.

Recurring to his 5atemcnt, that
Governor Perry had9ccn trying to
coa. the Soua.i Card ians to come
ont 20 ,he o,octiona If vo,c 10" Con
:,ro%sncn, asked IL i: there YRS
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TIE LECTURE SEASON.

)IsAnLED soLpIrEs ANNA o.. DOUBLEDAY
WI lecture ~ Oehaf OF Home for Disabled 81 lacra,
Cooper Institute on Tuesday evening January q Ia5
cke2 cents tes AZ Fowler &We1ls ase I,roas,vsy
cn at o'ciocs Lecture sg aShocs
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SA REWARD. LOST. on TmB AFTERNOON or
Ds)V Monday, 2Ch n In going from Tenth street and
ifs avenue e Twsssth street and Third avenue R1 o.
avenue Thc andrr VIM receive ry leaving
the same with Patrick H. kesrney, al 8. NJ Pcttrrgi
N A. + p
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d r REWARD. A BLACK AND WHITE NEW.
ns) fotndlAnd Dog to the name o. Bravo Above
win be paid TO any returning him 70 Il West
Forty -sixth street. %.eA%
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NEW punIIcArIoNs,.

rrvERy MAN Hrs OWN PHYSICIAN r.
Anew treatiSe On rlvnte tt ruiiahcd Cercv
AIing remedies within the reach Of ell Send Tor ID,
mt ty mail, only 90 cents. Address Dr. \. y. CARTlx
alton u, Bitle House. Nr.#N@e a ~ -
Smyrna times., 1865-07-12
NEW AND CHOICE SIIEET MUSIC

NEW AND CHOICE SHEET MUSIC
The Golden Ring. Scotch Ballad 30
80, Jamie, where's the golden ring.
And where's the necklace rare,
And where's the pretty velvet string
To tie my raven hair"
hear the Wee Blrd Singing. 3O
>, Soth the above songs are by Geo. Lin!ey Arr. by
mos hyHn sung at the concerts of the ilendcls,ohn
Quntette Club, and great favoritcs
where the Willow Ncepcth. l.. H. Gurnev. 80
Move my armchair, dearest mother. HI,marih. 30
Move my armchair, dcalcst mother.
In the sunshine bright and strong,
foF the world Is fading, mother,
shall not be with YOU long"
Wy Sister dear, remember me. Edward Evcrc,,,
Song St 10 music 10y LeSta VeSe. "a
kadcuse. Grand Falsc de Concert Mains par
Seren OctaceS. IN
orfa. Grand Polka pour lc Piano, par Sercn DC,
. Whisper what thou fcccst Fautasie de salon,
par Il. Hobman. ~
The Partridge Polka Charactcrisque. Koppitz. 40
OIlN Err DlTSON 4 CO., Publishers, 977 WASH.
lngton Street. Eoston. moi
Smyrna times., 1865-07-12
Fancy Irin'n,ings!
New styles at Low Prices.
MRS. ELIZA GARp

Has just received from the criy large Stock Of Fash
lohaOle TRIMMINGS and NOTIONS, which She has
opened al her new Bakery and Confectionery Store
corner OF Commerce and Market SIS SMYRNA Del
ihis stock embraces all the Latest Styles aud was
selected with especial regard 10 quality seasonable
ness and cheapness. Her assortment Of IluoD Skirts
h"sIery Gloves liandkerches, and every thing else
usually found in tirstclass trimming store are un
surpassed.
An examination OF her stock by her lady friends and
The public is earnestly desired.
Also, Agent for the Singer Sewing Machine The
best IN use. Needles always on hand
Stamping neatly done.
March z3, 1868. ELIZA CARR
Smyrna times., 1865-07-12
Notice 10
M1~ " ME NE w1<mR szzs
Mechanics, Millers and others.
Notice 10
HCGecker T. C0AsDGnu,

aVg taken possession Of the large and well fitted np
NIaf nine shop IN Smyrna rOn Commerce Street known
"s 1iG bDwman machine shop date the orcnpancy
repairing Of all Kinds Of ~ " wy
Smyrna times., 1865-07-12
Z RI M ROSE
More New Goods!

The subscriber has just returned from PhiIade phla
with very large and weseected STOCK of
Dry Goods and Groceries,
complete IN all departments. Owing to the great
ueche an Goods he prepared 10 offer great induce
mems. AS persons wish 10 purchase goods Chcaplv
ihey Will find IL to their advantage cali and exam.
me hS stock before purchasing elsewhere. He is
selling Calicoes, Musns &C., at least
80 PER CENT CHEAPER.
than three weeks agn; the public will bear this in
mlnu ana when buyers come 10 town thew will call
and examine his stock of goods. He is determined IN
seil al very close profit under The motto Of QUICK
sales and small profits" His line of 1N
BOOTS g. SHOES
IN town. " 'f f '
u1hnoCEKES, such as Sugar, Coffee. Meats. Lard
"iuCNeFe ana all other goods usually kept in first
class store.
The highest price paid for all kinds ofTrade in ex-
change Tor Goods, at cash rneS.
Please call and examine his goods as he takes plea
sure IN showing goods, whether Won buy or not.
}. ii. PRIMROSE,
mhl6 Nearly opposite Bearne s Bakery.
Smyrna times., 1865-07-12

Just Pablishad,
1.-THE LIFE AND PUBLTC SERVICES OF
ABRAHAM LINCOLN"
BY Frank Crosby, of the Philadelphia Bar, compris-
ing one large octave volume Of nearly 500 pages.
This is the only work of the kind published; it is
entirely and original, containing his early his
tory political career, speeches, messages proclama.
tons and other official documents Illustrative of his
eventul administration, together with the scenes
and events connected with his tragic end. IL will
be sold only by our authorized travelling agents, to
whom exclusive territory is given, and liberal com
missions paid Send for circular ard terms to
" American Publishing Agency, Box 2l7, No. GOO
Chestnut Street, Philadelphia.
Smyrna times., 1865-07-12

| ' PN' N0i'' INTEREST per aInum, Known as the
7.3O LOAN. !
These notes are issued under date of July l5 1865
and are payable three years from that date IN curren
cy or are convertible at the option of the holder into
U. $. 5-9O Six per cent.
GOLD BEARING BONDS,
These Bonds are now worth hnpdsome nrer,um
and are exempt as all the Government Bonds
from State County, d Municipal taxation, urhch aid
from one TO Uree per per annn 10 their ralye az
cording to the rate levied on other properly The in
teFest is payable semi annually, by coupons attached
TO each note which may be cut of AID sold to anv
bank or baI ker
The interest at 80 per cent amounts to
One cent per day on a $50 note.
Two cents per day on 500 note.
Ten cents per day on assoc note
twenty cents per day ON $1,000 note.
One Dollar per day on $1,000 note.
Notes Of all the denominations named ,yiII bo
promptly furnished upon receipt of snbst rlptons
The notes of tins Third Series are precisely similar
IN form and privileges 10 the Seven.Thirtles already
SoId except that the Government reserves to rseIftbe
option OF paying interest in gold coin at per cent
instead OF 3lOths in currency. Subscribers will de.
duc' the interest in currency up to July l5th at the
time when they subscribe.
The delivery OF the notes of this third series or The
Seven'ihirtles will commence the lat of June. and
Will be made promptly and continuously after that
date
The slight change made in the conditions of this
THIRD SERIES affects only the matter of interest.
The payment in gold, if made, Will be equivalent to
the currency interest Of the higher rate.
The return 10 specie payments, in the event of (which
only will the option pay interest in Gold be avaed
o would so reduce aud equaze prices that purchases
made with six per cent. in gold would be fully equal
10 those made with seven and threeenths per cent.
in currency. This is
The Only Loan in Market
Now offered by The Government, and lis superor oJ.
vanlaees make il the
GREAT POPULAR LOAN OF THE PEOPLE.
Les" than $3.50 ,CoO,COO Of the Loan authorized by
the last Congress the market This amount.
at the rate al which being absorbed II all he
subscribed for within Two months when the notes
will undoubtedly command premium as has urN
iormly been the closing The subscr p,ons TO
other Looms.
In order that citizens of every town and section Of
The country may be afforded facilities for taking the
loan, the National Banks, State Banks and Private
Bankers throughout the country have generally agreed
TO receive subscriptions at par. Subscribers will Sc
lect their own agents, in whom they have confidence
and who only 10 be responsible the delivery Of
the notes iorwhlch lhey receive or Icrs.
JAY COOKE,
Subscription Agent, Philadelphia.
May Is, 1868.
Subscriptions will be received by the
First National Bank, Wilmington, Del
First National Bank, Newport. Del.
Smyrna times., 1865-07-12
QUICK LIME.

The subscriber gives notice that he has rented the
Lime kIns owned by G. w. Cummins ESQ nrar
Smyrna Landing. and is prepared to furnish
SIPERIOR STONE LIME
for Building and Whitewashng purposes which will
be sold in quantities 10 suit purchasers whoTesaIo ~
or retail This Lime is wood burnt, from thn bost
for Stacked Lime at current prices Stone ,ua et
ways on hand JACOB HAJIMAN a.
nh23 6m Inf1N.
Smyrna times., 1865-07-12
AUCTIONEERING.

ne undersigned, having ia Ken out license 10 call
sales will sell Real Estate, Personal pron.rty -
Merchandise in all parts ofthc State. He has Ind
considerable experience in the business, and feels
Gonhdent o! giving entire satsiacton Persons at n
distance wishing bd.s distributed, he will do if in the
ncIg"b"rhood tree of charge. ThankttlsfDr past "a.
vofS' ne Solcls snare Of the peoples patronage in
MS me Address
WILLIAM J. LANk,
mylSly knntor noI
Smyrna times., 1865-07-12
PEACH BONES.

Growers of peaches desiring boxes for conveying
heIr iruIt I" arkeI can have them made III any mum
Der ana ~ good economical style by sending M early
orders. L. IL. Pecky, Of The juemhers Of the firm
who Will have Immediate charge OF the execution Of
the work . merhalic Of considerable rXpcrcLcp IN
whom The people may safely couGdr ali work and re-.
palrlHg whrh they desire 10 he done
All orders addftssed TO the unders,cuo - ~ re- a.
prompt attention.
HOFFICkIP X co.
~ B-tarmers having machines winch they desire
repaired are advised 10 send them IN earv as exreri
ehce has shown that the press OF WORK a few ,Iays he
tore harvest surpasses ami to dispatch it,