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Tue reports Of our Western exchanges regarding
the crops arc 50 variable that II Is somewhat dii-
cult TO reach general conclusion. 1t seems, how.
ever, ths, the wheat crop in the southern par, Of
Ohio, Indiana and Illinois has been considerably
injured in consequence Of the continued wet
weather about harves.-timo, and tho crop has
therefore not been well secured Tho rust also,
resulting from the wet weather. is represented by
farmers as having seriously affected their wheat.
The weevil and the fly appeared In some Localities.
but IL is thought that bu, slight injury was sus.
tanned from these causes From the northern
parts OF the s'stes referred to, aud also from MS
souri, lows, Wisconsin and Michigan, the reports
are auits favorable. anil IN. ,,,,, Il. .,,......',
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A Southern View Of Confscatios.


Tho Nswbern IN. c. TINS expresses i,s views
husi
That the government does not intend 70 deprive
oil who were engaged actively In the rebellion OF
their property 10 very evidonL for the Presidents
amnesty proclamation returns or releases 10 10
every body except certain specified cases, and 70 in
diyduals Of those classos certain specified con-
dilons. Hence, we infer that the government,
considors ilsslf the righful owner, Otherwise the
IL over. Then our advice to oil anxious persons ON
this subject 10, to go and examine The set Of
Congress on this question aud see II your
properly IL not already conhscated. II
you were engaged in any way in as
sisting or abcttins the rebellion and now have
your property released 70 YOU, 10 Is simply by an
set OF mercy on sue part OF Government II your
property has not been released 20 you, 10 cannot
be except through the exercise OF that agency
The act VI Congress conhscating the properly Of
insurgents. a. we Understand It. was predicated
upon the assumption thai the insurgents were
criminals against the Goyornmenl and Of course
according W the rules Of war, their properly re-
verified W the power against whom shey had Of
Tended. But the President In the exercise Of great
loniency, determined not 70 punish any except
great criminals hence, be, by one sweeping
clause in his proclamation, sronersted all ex-
cept those supposed TO constitute that class-high
otfcials bolh civil and military, aud those posses
sed oil large means, and consequently enabled To
render great service. And SO anxious was he, that
no innocent man, man who is not guilty Of
great willuL and Intentional ~ickednoss snould
DO punished, no arranged that even those em-
bracel in tho excepted classes should received q
special pardon, provided thoy can show . clean
record anu come well recommended. So, Ia tEe
iuture, instead OF asNing whether your propirt Is
| gong to 10 eophscsIod or not, Just t..e /, for
graz ted tina. 1t lis already In thsl cOnInon and II
| It has not teen turned over interest yo-re,lf
7 .ner in nnding Qua now you are 10 get II.
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The Feninp. and Reconciliation.

We have received very largo number Of COM
muncstons on the subject Of reconciling the DIFF
ferences existing between Catholic and Protestant
The writer's are pretty evenly divided. and care
full examination Of the correspondence leads us 70
believe that As We have already given the main
points Of difference 10 is not necessary 10 print any
more Of those Communications Tho following Is
the latest document received. containing original
matter;
Nsw YonK, Aug 3, 1905
Editor Sun 4: We arc much obliged W YOU for
publishing divers communications regarding the
FeniAn movement for no doubt II win bring out
OF the secrecy OF the movement much that Is good
and true, a. well bring W those cy meal
doubtsrR who believe tho whole thing to DO car
ned on Tor the sake OF political capital and for the
solo benefit and potlcAl eevation lin this country
oil the leaders thereof Your correspondent Of yes
terday slludes 10 the sxierminA Anon Of ono party,
| either Catholic Protestant. We live very peace.
Moruons, Turks heaiLsns, and mon Of no religion
al all - aud / don'i 500 why the sams
| thing could not 10 done In Ireland, On
anywhere else. Should me Fenians succeed In
| gaining the independence Of Ireland, they will oi
course shape the form Of government like that Of
| the Great Republic. But I ask you, and not the
| Fopisns, What will they do with the grsai land
owners Of Ireland the fountain, It sppoars " me,
Of ali Ireiand's missrics Tor / sincerely believe,
| that should Ireland become independent bscoms
free bu, the lew hundred lords OF soil retain theiI
estates the great OF Irishmsn will be Just ~
| bad oil, and just down-trodden a. they are al
| the present day. Those landhoders will DO ihs
ssvsholders, and tho people will DO the slaves.
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financial New. Markets, &c,

Hev fsrt, FRIDAY, Aug. l. 8 r. h-Gold opened
to-day at li4, sold down TO l43 and clOsed, a 30
4. M At l4s',, The afternoon quotations OF the geL-
eIa stock market compared with those OF yesterday
afternoon, show advance OF IoIn : u . por cent
Ihele MS Lo, much ACTIVITY IN the mAkeI. tow
Ieunentt ete AZ itHCuOnailJ nit her bu. bust.
Lets sas II ht. Ihe.e Was moTv CIspOsItlon on mo
pat OF Capl ALE ~ 10 Ad money, anu The Ket a
easirt a. pc. cent. On call. ioielgn exchange was
essed ~ ne la Se supply OF hns Grann agAiurt
tNt-iNUaIos. he Ia.es we're is ltSk. On
'C4AAAe tO-day Flour wa dulI heaNy l.c A l5g
lower, ueAt wAs heavy and lc. &C. .Oy o.. Com
&C. lower anu ayy. Ca sSo.e duli anu &c a e.
loael, tOlk SGs lower. beef Naa moe Aclvs. Lao
wHs steady AID NhIsEey Was 4ulei.
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s,il look familiar, the odors arising from them
Q, powerful 80 ever, and the improvement In the
street cleaning business 10 not yet observable. But
II may be, that the contractors have not yet got
their system fully organized. We bops however.
thai they will DO ready for full compliance with
M cir contr acts by Christmas.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

NEW YORK YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN
AssoclLtion' No l6l Fifth avenue, corner OF 22d
81 The rooms Of the Association will be open every
SUNDAY during ne present month, from A. NJ TO 10
young men. L b, BANGS, ReeoraiDs psc'y, iSS
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TRADE NOTICES.

T .oNGsHoREMEN's UNION PRoTEC.
- tive Association No. SAN members are re-
qucsted 10 attend their regular NEE ms saturday,
AUG. 3, 10 receive their rev Constitution and
By-lavs, and also to return the old ones 81
NOTICE TO TAILORS-THE TAILORS OF
the west side will hold a meeting on Monday
evening, TIN inst, ct o'clock Of 312 Hudson e. To
make Arrangements for the Picnic which takes
place on the l4th. 2Qb
OPERATIVE PLASTERERS, ATTENTION.
~ gu hereby notified 10 b. pnnctusl In atteud.
ance At the meeting on nert Tuesday evening ~
elr hall, corner Of 33d st and sth ave- TO take final
scion on the resolution Of Convention, OF quitting a
Aoelock on SATURDAY. evenings. u. z. McDERa MOTT.
Prest. THOS. DILLON, Rec. Sec. 25p
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Ntholic !. A. ID, Society, will hold pubic temper,
ance meeting in their rooms in Rooas welt at sun
day evening next the 9th inst, NJ ~ o'clock. Mr..
James Connolly, OF Branch No. /, iii address tho
meeting on the subject OF temperance. Miss N. Cons
nelly MT. &. btocker and Mr.. NJ. Lynch, will Nns
come iavoTte airs during the evening. The mem
beIs, their iSmilie', anu the pubic are respectfully
in gited. On the following evening, Mon4Ay the "a
lnst the Csde OF the society will meet ~ o'clock,
Sec etary. It8
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A PUBIC MEETING OF THE YOUNG

"A Mems Father bathew I. A. II. Society No. l. %
Brootlyn, will be held tomorrow evening, Au1ut
9Th. At Latimer Hall, 2l0 aud 2l2 Canal IT, Ths
meeting will be addressed BY D. Langton. Esq., And
an address delivered by talented friend Mf,
Willis. Singing by Messrs. Quinn, Greenwood and
Donohue. The member. al requested 10 attend 40
meeting, as there Is business Of importance to Ia
ransacted Our excursion takes place the sOth inst.
70 Myers Grove, staten Island PATk Lyons.
PTes. GEORGE O'NEli. Rec sec igs
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THE EXl TERMINATION OF KING AGO

MI In EBhlNAIION OF KING ALCO-
- hol nom JeIse5 g, y--Ihe Father Mathew +. A.
H. socleIy No. !, Of Jersey City, will hold pullis
temperance meeting a. Washington Hsl cor OF Sew-
ARK and Jereey sVes- on Sunda, evening, Aug. 6th,
~ Is 9c.Ock. speaking by I. y. Lyncn, kI-PrybL
o. inc fGient society, and Mr. CIoulI Sinlets-J.
q T. IAyior, and HomCs, At regular meeting n
me society vote VI thanks Was rendered " tho
rather Mathew rocletes OF Aew FORK aud BIo0kly a,
paaey Parent Society, Branch No. ]; I. 4, b. so
cieiie. Nos ., 3, !, b d Of NV York, anu No.
s. aud Young Mems No. ! Of Brooklyn, for theIs
hind eo-ope adnn IN tine Inauguration Of this young
sHd i;ourisAi..r socleJ. JOAN DtAN, President.
l.. DALION, sec. l5c
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THE FATHER MATHEW L. y. T. A. Il
- parent society, viii hold heir usual pubic nee
ing, al their hu 3Ci Br-omr IT, SUMS evening,
Augn.I .. tpeaAins b. lac Rev. Father O'1ooe,
5lnEllg by M ynca4lss al tho above named soeety
PAI'k MehkoN Pies. NJ MARE lee. ) c. l29
THE IMMACULATE CONCEPTION T. A.
"a h. socety Nili ho,d pub ic me ting IN School
Room, Eat !5th ct, near ave A, SUNDAY evening,
August the 9th inst, At o'clock. MI Brophy aud 4
numDer OF other speakers viii be present 10 deliver
addnsses. NeTy Rev, W. Y. MORROuu, D. Pres.
JOHN McLARSEl, Asst. Sec. i39
THE DELEGATES TO THE FATHER
= Mathew Societies OF n. York aud Brooklyn are
tequeated 70 meet on SUNDAY, the 9TH, al o'clock,
= NJ at lgs Bowery. BY order Of ROBERT Will.
son, President. 7. LAMB, Rec. Sec II
THE RATTLE OF THE REGALIA, Which
was 70 come on this evening In No. hail. Is poet.
poned until Saturday evening, Aug. 18th 70
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An APPEAL BY MORAL sAUSI0N TO

4 Aconiider aud prevent the Evil, Of IntempcrNnca
~ the meeting Of the ather Matheu T. A. II. SOce-
~, No. Of Brooklyn tomorrow, sunday al ~ nm
Hall, 22 Court u. Addresses by Capt DeCamp DO.
Reilly, NJ Leonard Esq. sineing ~ Messr, how nv,
ky ian and nbotton. The friends Of TeotoA.lsr,
and tho Public are most cordially invited MIGHT,
7. BRENNAN, Pres. JOHN O'sHAUGHNEssY,
Sec 1eT "
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4>-Ths members Of this Society are requested :
meet At their Hall, corner Pearl aud York sta Brook.
Ign, on sunday, Aug, 9th, to make necessary sr-
late brother member, j. HENDERSON, at ~ o'clock
runctqal attendance is requested. by order. Z.
MARION, Pres. CHARLES (NKMIN. 4 & lh
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II
l. No. 9, N. Y. will hold public temperance meet.
ing, at their hall cor g3d Of and I'd ave on SUNDAY
DeCsmp and others, singing by Mess 8. Korrigaa
ana Sullivan, and Mis- kenefck. The members arr
requested TO attend the monthly citing which akeI
place Al O'Clock on sunday, on the above date -
Nj RPHl, Pres. HENRY 7. CARROLL. Rec
sec. 100
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Hhh.NNh W. raj he MAI ttLh L. u.
i; A. y. Society will hold public meeting u
their hall, ~ Hudson st. on sunday evening, Aug.
ON, At y o'clock. Addresses Vill be delivered br
Ieo. Campbell and ID. Redeem, Esqrs, the eloqu,n,
temperance lecturer. Singing by hiiss kcunefcE,
ana heesrs Cole and Greens God. The public ara
cordially invited TO attend. Come early and secure
seats. JOHN 4. MANIX, PTest JOHN WALSH,
rec. 19b
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No. o. Of Greenpoint, will hold public meeting
next Sunday evening", at their Hall, In FInnkliu 81,
speakins by q X. Dicker-on, Ex-iresident Of No. !,
WilliaInshursh, and Thomas Reilly singing ~
Christopher c. Walsh, Joseph Blown, aud other,
JAMES DESNEN, Pies. JAMES NCGENT, REQ,
Sec. IFS
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(ROOKLYN FATHER MATHEW 7. A. II

- Society No 2, will hold a public Temperance
meeting ~ their hall los Fulton A. on sunday even.
I'M, August 9th, At ~ O'clock. The meeting will 10
addressed by y. G. lIolyNO and George O. Camp.
bell, Ehqts and other. singing BY Metsir. ilolme,
Taylor, Moore, Nah, and others. y. B.-'rhe mem.
bers are hereby notified TO attend the regular monthly
meeting on Sunday afternoon, at O'Clock. Iho.s
who have not settled for Picnic tickets would do well
TO 10 on hand. they viii be charged TO their ac,
counts STEPHEN S. QUINN, PTosL PATRICK
DONNELl, Rec. Bee. l26
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EATHER MATHEW n. A. n. SOCIE1

RATHER MATHEW 7. A. h. SOCIET'
l. No, o. \. v, Hall bet 54th and 55th sts, Sth
Sunday evening, at ~ O'Clock L. NJ, MR.. a.,
Mills and Mr.. Elton, of brootlyn, will address
meeting. Singing by Mis- O'Mahony and othe1
B.-Ihe members are hereby notified 70 attend
monthly meeting at 2 O'Clock p. NJ, SUNDAY. TlIOe
hEAGHER, ProsidenE JAMES O'REILLY, Reu
Sec. l2l
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SOCIETY NOTICES.

a PUBLIC MEETING WILL BE HELD on
1hto-morrow evening In the Temperance In,ti,uto.
by the Father Mathew T. A. b. society, No /, n
Brooklyn, a. o'clock. Addresses viii be delivered
by Messr. N. Madam, Mcdonald and John A.
hoinpeon. Singing by J. Naah and +. Downey.
TN, Rec, sec us
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L'AIHER MATHEW i. A. Is. SOCIETY,
No. 4, ". Y, will hold temperance meeting on
Sunday evening, Aug. 9Th, OF their hail 338 n. 18th
a.; sp sking by G. a. l.. Goldsy, Esq. Mr.. schebou
viii discourse come beau dfu air on the violin
oompaned BY the Irish harp singing by Messrs,
Osulliyan, Kidd Fagan and other PATRICK
LAMB, Pres, WILLIAM O'BRIEN, Rec Sec I.d
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INSTANTANEOUS ApvERrlsENENTs.
TO THE NERVOUS AND MFIRM,
DR. !. PERRAULT, GRADUATE Of

nR. Js Oh
~ THE UNIVERSITY OF QUEENS col
LEGE, brgs to inform patients and others seek
ing medical advice, that he may be consulted per
Ionally or by letter, in all cases Of Nervous and
Physical Debility, aud the various disorders arts.
ing from sedentary habits, excess, accident or
climate, from 9 A. N. to 10 ~, and from 2 to =.
NJ. at his Office. Armory Building, northeast cor
ner Montgomery and Sacramento streets, RoomS
Nos 9, 10 and II, first floor, up stairs. Entrance on
either Montgomery or Sacramento streets.
Where a secret inirmlty exists, involving the
happiness Of O life and that Of Others, reason and
morality dictate the necessity Of Its removal, for
II Is o fact that premature decline Of the yigor
Of manhood, matrimonial unhappIuess. compul'
sorry single life, local and physical debility, etc..
have their sources In causes, the gornf Of which
Is planted In early life, and the bitter fruit
tasted long afterwards
DOCTOR PERRAULT'S Diplomas nre In his
Offices, where patients can zee for themselves that
practitioner. The best references will be given
when required. Patients suffering under chronic
diseases can call and examine for themselves. We
invite investigation claim not to know every.
thing, nor 10 cure everybody but we do claim
that In all cases we take under our treatment we
fulfill our promises. We particularly request
those vino have tried this boosted Doctor, and
that advertised Physician, till worn out and dis.
couraged, to call upon US. II will cost nothing,
as consultations arc free. In all casesof Primary.
Tertiary and Secondary Syphilis. Pains In the
Bones, Old Sores, Rheumatism, Gonorrhoa,
elect, Structures, etc., particular attention Is
gwen, as well as to cases OF Seminal Emission
and Imnotency.
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TO THE LADIEA.

Ladies' suffering from any complaint incident
to their sex, such as the Whites, Failing Of the
Womb Irregularities Pain In the Side, Headache
Palpitation, Suppression. and all other Diseases
TO which the Female system Is subjected. wIlhnd
prompt relief by addressing themselves to DOC
TOR PERRAULT.
To those seeking our advice, a plain statement
Of their case will be given, whether durable or
not.
The great experience acquired by DR. PER
RAULT In his extensive practice. and In the va
rious Hospitals Of Continental Europe, affords an
ample guarantee 10 those seeking advice OF being
under the care Of a legally qualified practitioner.
DIR. P~ERRAULT'S name Is to be found in the
Medical Register, under the authority Of tho Med
Icsl Council Of Great Britain, and Il, therefore.
not to be classed with the names I'm many caseS
assumed) Of q horde Of adventures who. through
the public press, seek to impose upon the credu.
lous and unwary by the publication Of qualiaca'
tlons, and the advocacy Of specifics, that are
rarely beneficial, and In most cases positively In.
~JuriouI.
Persons at q distance can be cured At homo by
addressing q letter to DIR. PERRAULT and sta
ting their case.
Letters by Express to be addressed to J. PER
RAULT, NJ. D., corner Of Sacramento and Mont
Romery streets. Rooms Nos. 9, 10 and orto Box
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THERE arrived at a Cincinnati hotel,
a shor, time since, a man who had as a
part Of his baggage a large box perforated
with breathing holes, and marked: BE
ware of the ~snake-certain DEATH" which
was deposited for the time with the rest OF
the baggage upon the floor of the office.
Accidentally two of the holes had been
" knocked into one" and but a shorttime
elapsed before one of the snakes. an infant
anaconda about ten feet in length, issued
from the box and rapidly crawled along
the floor. the possession Of which was
| yielded to It without any dispute on the
part Of the terrified guests, with whom
| chairs and benches were Immediately at q
premium. The danger appeared immi-
nent-the exigency was one with which
only a true hero dare to grapple. For
tunately. jus, as a bus load Of would-be
guests-if they dared to-turned away
from the door at the frightful cry OF
"drive on" the needful hero was found in
the person Of mine host. who rushed from
the Office with a huge cavalry sabre. and
severed his snakeship's body into several
separate and distinct parts, to the mex
pressible disgust Of the owner. who was
seen anxiously inquiring a few moment;
after, as to who had killed his $500 ana
conda.
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The INQUEST YEsrERDAY.-The Coro-
ner's jury assembled yesterday afternoon
to it on the body of Mrs. Harriet Graney,
lolnd dead the evening before at Madam
sloore's. The surgeons who performed the
autopsy on the body testified that they
found the woman about Ave months preg-
nant, but found no signs of any means
being taken to produce an abortion. They
however had reserved the contents Of the
stomach for analytical examination. The
heart. lungs and all the vital organs were
found in an unusually healthy state, and
she showed no signs of having received
any extreme injury. The coroner's in
quest was therefore adjourned until Nom
day, at 7 o'clock P. ", and the contents
of the stomach given to Mr.. w. 7. Rick
ard, of the Firm Of Wiegand s Richard, to
be analysed. for the purpose Of ascertain
ing whether medicine had been admins
tered calculated to aid in producing death.
We learn from Mr.. Began that no
arrests have been made, which we think
unaccountable, as the circumstance OF
finding the dead body of the women in
the house of so notorious a character as
Mrs. Moore appears to US to be suspicious
enough to authorize her arrest at least.
The body Of Mrs. Graney, after it had
been examined by the surgeons yesterday,
was ri ven over to her husband and friends
TO be taken to Virginia for interment.
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JONATHAN Pscx slaughtered snakes by
the bushel, on the Meadow Ground" in
Fulton county, Pa. He has "done for "
sixty-one Of the reptiles already this sea.
son. and says snaks-time Is "jess settin'
In"
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WHITE & CUNNINGHAM'S
International Saloon,
C St., formerly Geo. Lewis.
A .nuo and quiet READING ROOM. and nea.
and cosy Sitting Rooms are attached 10 the Ss.
loon. which will be made II SALOON OF the
city. None but the finest OF
"iNES' BRANDIEs,
WHISTLES,
And the Choicest Brands OF Cigars,
viii be sold.
HOT LUNCH from II A. NJ. to 3 p. NJ.
We will spare neither expense nor trouble to
make tho INTERNATIONAL a place OF resort
worthy the patronage OF the people o, tHe SIIy1
virginia Iscl3tfl WHITE &CUNNlNGHAM.
DOYLE s.
No. 8, North c Observation-Disclosures
(Two doors north Of international Notel9
THE UNDERSIGNED WOULD RESPECT
i fully announce to, heir friends and the puolc
that that they have just received th''r spring
stock Of fine
BRANDIES,
LIQUORS,
CIGARS.
Aso-vould announce themselves sole deal
Private, Cruvee, Krug and aft
WINE y!
JOHN Z. DOYLE,
..o,F IL. N. GOODMAN.
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eILLIe, MOTT & co.

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800 dozen Elbows and Couplings;
5000 Carriage Bolts, all SKIES;
5000 Machine Bolts, all slzeI;
800 GLOBE Valves;
900 Anvils and Vices;
$50 Bellows, various sizes;
Blacksmith Toolsi
Scales. GrindStoneI;
500 dozen Axe, Pick and Sledse Handles;
Coal
1000 dozen Locks. Hinges, Butts;
TackBi
Knives and Forks, Spoons;
1000 kegs Blasting Powder,
100 dozen Picks;
200 boxes Window GlaI,i:
White Lead, Boiled OIL:
Turpcntlne;
Borax
. BaIling Wire and Rope.
600 kegs Nails, all sizes
100 boxes Tin.
GILLIG, MOTT d CO.,
Corner OF c and Taylor streets virginia