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New Advertisements.

New Advertisements.
The following new Advertisements appear in
this evenings paper to which we invite the at
tentiun of our readers
Maupin Hatton, auctioneers will sell. on Fri
day next, the first June, at 10 o'clock, at the
dwelling on the Southeast corner of Middle and
County streets, an assortment Of Household and
Kitchen Furniture.
Edtoard Lakin announces himself as a candi-
date for the Office of Captain of the City Watch.
II. d J. W. Nicely can furnish for 20 cents each,
best quality Tomato boxes. See their advertise
ment.
Deming advertises by incog, great bargains
Collector of Taees.-James A. Saunders offers
himself as candidate for this Office
Steamer B. Dc j. Baker leaves on Thursday for
York and Pamunkey rivers. See advertisement.
Southern Ecpress-via SeabOard and Roanoke
Railroad See advertisement
Davis Dc Bro, offer rs barrels behring's of va
rous kinds.
They also offer Scotch and Maccaboy snuff
W. r. Hudgins has received new supply of
hardware.
Dobson d. Roiner have received rs barrels
Smiths Scotch Ale.
d. B. Dyer is a candidate for reelection to the
office of Clerk of the Market.
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L0CAL.

The ATLANTIC HoTEL.-This handsome
building on Main street. in the vicinity of the
Banks and in convenient proximity to the
Merchants and Mechanics Exchange and the
Custom House, where is the Post Office, is
still kept by NEWTON in the mode and style
which entitle it to the public patronage. Its
rooms are neatly furnished and well ventila-
ted-its servants attentive and well drilled
its table d hote abounds in all the delcacies of
the season for which Norfolk is famous--and
it's wine cellar is abundanty stored with the
choicest vintages and of rich and rare
flavor.
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A QUARTER OF A COLUMN -Merchants are
reminded that they can get an advertisement
of quarter of column in length, well dis
played and in prominent position, in the
Weekly DAY Book, for the small sum of Sew
ENTY DOLLARS a year. The Weekly circu-
lates more extensively in the country than all
other advertising mediums hereabouts. One
square, $40; two squares, $35 three
squares, $50. This affords the cheapest and
best country advertising to be had in this
section
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IMpoHTIoN-We had occasion to allude
some time ago to the roguish conduct of a
negro boy, who purchased provisions in the
lady in the city. The same game was re-
peated yesterday at dry goods store
where goods were purchased to the amount
of $3.50. Although not legally responsible,
the negro not presenting an order, the lady
paid the bills. We think she was unjust to
herself and that the loss ought to have been
sustained by the vendors, if we have all
the facts of these cases.
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WHITE LABoR.-It has been, heretofore, a
theory in the South, which perhaps, has been
incapable of being verified by the test oil eA-
perience, that white labor could not be en-
ployed sdvantageously in the extreme oousn'
Since the pleutonic upheaval which mas Plo-
iected the negro TO a comparatively social SUI :
face, this theory, in some LOCALITIES III 'h0
further South, has, to some extent, been SUI
iected to the test of experience, and proves 10
be not entirely tenable.
DR. CoTrMAN, who presides over the Blu
roou of Immigration in the State OF Louisiana,
49, ,,,blisbed what is called refutation OF
tb;s notion so prevalent in the South. lie
says: ...
ain every part of the State, as soon as you
leave the limits of the great plantations, dur
ing the season of cultivation, we find not only
white men, but women and children, boys
and girls, laboring at all hours in the fields,
without regard to the pretended climatic and
miasmatic influences which are so enormously
imagined to be detrimental to white labor.
These people are universally the most robust,
vigorous, and healthy of all the population.
In the vicinity of New Orleans all the market
gardens are worked through the hottest day.
of the year by German laborers, men and
women, All the canal digging, leveeing,
ditchlng, and railroad building is done by Irish
and German laborers. The great lumber
trade, carried on with the greatest activity in
the summer, and requiring great physical
vigor and endurance is also conducted by
white laborers. For many years the cotton
shipped in such large quantities from the At
takapas region, which is half degree nearer
the tropics than New Orleans, was the pro-
duct of as hearty, vigorous, and prolific a
white race as the world can show"
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CoRREcTED.-The Kuginian is mistaken in
its statement that Captain HUGH NELSON
PAGE was an officer in the Confederate SER
vice. The Secretary of the Navy, Mr.. NAL
LoRY, full of old traditions, and thoroughly
inefficient and untitled for the position he
held, refused to commission him; and he re-
manned during the war in the pay of the
State of Virginia.
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IMPROVEMENTS IN PoRTsMoUTH.--We OBJ
serve workmen engaged in demolishing the
wooden buildings on the west side of Craw-
ford street, near the market, preparatory to
the erection of more substantial buildings on
the premises. We are pleased to record such
evidences of contemplated improvement in
our sister city,
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Yeaterday afternoon, two
small boys started upon an excursion in a
sail boat, which, as might have been expected,
capsized. The result was, that one of the
children, named WATSON, was drowned,
while his little companion was rescued by the
efforts of colored man, whose name we are
unable to give. He is entitled to praise for
his good conduct. In this melancholy event
parents have grave warning, and we trust
the sad lesson will not be lost on them.
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GANDER PULLING.-There is to be an old
fashioned colonial gander pulling, to come off
soon in the United States Hospital grove.
The gander is to be put in a bag suspended,
with his head out, creased. A bet of 800
by the contestants that, the head cannot be
pulled off by the rider at rapid speed. This
is clearly a case for the societies for the
protection Of animals from the cruelty of the
more elevated species
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TO THE PUBLIC.

The undersigned, prOprietors of the Daily Pa
pers in this city, have agreed upon the following
Tariff of Advertising Rates, from which no de-
Walton will be made, to take effect on and after
June LIST, 1866.
Transient advertisements rs cents per square,
first insertion, and 371a cents a square for every
succeeding insertion.
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FRUIT AND VEGETABLES was an
immense quantity of fruit and vegetables
shipped yesterday by the Baltimore steam
ers, to supply the market of the North
During the past week large quantity has
been shipped by the New York and Philad-
elphia steamers The truck farms are no
doubt doing well in this vicinity-green peas,
new potatoes, strawberries and cherries are
flowing in in great abundance. In addition
to the vegetable OR truck trade, a large guam
tity of fish 60 North daily. t...
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AcKNowLEDGMENTs.-T staff of the DAY
Book have received an elegant luncheon from
the ladies of the FreemasDn street Baptist
Church, and it may please them to know that
the picked oysters, the chicken salad, the
boned turkey, and the other astronomical at
fractions on the waiter, were discussed with
great satisfaction. The very devil of the es-
Enlistment wore pious expression of coun-
tenance, and seemed penetrated By this kind
remembrance.
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NORFOLK GRowINa.-Enterprising citizens
are, we learn, engaged in the erection of
small houses for the accommodation of farni-
lies, ON the road from Norfolk to Lambert's
Point. This is move in the right direction,
and one which will be found to be good in
vestment. ~ 4 tat ..s.t
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AN IMPORTANT CORRECTION We regret
to learn that statement has gone abroad
that the Exchange National Bank of this city
is involved in litigation. Such is not the case
The rumor, we presume, originated in the
fact that there is a matter Of controversy to
which the old Exchange Bank is party
We do not attribute any malicious design in
this case, but simply point out the error, and
the mode in which we suppose it originated.
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The WEATHER on yesterday underwent a
sudden and violent change. In consequence
of this transition, gentleman who had in
dulged in bath, while the heat prevailed,
was made quite sick The effect on vegeta-
ton was also hurtful to some extent.
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MAYORS CoUhr-Norfolk.-His Honor W. W.
Lamb, presiding.-May 80, 1866:
VIM. Reid (negro, was arrested for drunken
ness and fined So, and required to give security
in the sum of $40 for his good conduct, for five
days. Committed.
Negro girl Hester, was arrested and brought
up for theft. Case not sustained and prisoner
discharged
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE,

PoRT OF NORFOLK AND PORTSMOUTH, May 80.
ARRIVALS.
Str. J. 4. Brady, Lands, Bait.
Str Thos. Kelso, Russell, Baltimore.
Str Favorite, Rogers, Hampton.
Str Eolus, McCarrick, Yorktown.
Str. John Sylvester, Post, Richmond.
Sloop Richard Hipkins, los bushels white corn
to John James. 5 .
Beat Brandywine, 800 bushels white corn to
John James.
Boat Nancy Overton, 10000 shingles to John
James.
Boat Sam Bray, $4,000 feet yellow pine lumber
to John James.
DEPARTURES.
Str James 7 Brady, Lands, BALTIC
Str Thos. Kelso, Russell, Bait.
Str M Martin, Haines, Richmond
Str Favorite, Rogers, Hampton
Str EOlus, McCarrick, Yorktown
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
HARDWARE.

HARDWARE.
r HAVE JUST RECEIVED A fresh
/ supply of the following goods, which | am
prepared to sell at Factory prices, Wis
Wrought and Cut Nails and Spikes; Spiders,
Ovens and Pots; Trace, Back and Log Chains;
Spades, Shovels and Pitch Forks; Cotton and
Wool Cards; Curry Combs; Plate, Knob and Pad
Locks; Grass, Glover, Grain and Bramble Blades
and Snaths; Rogsrs's Table and Pocket Cutlery;
Rogers's Brs Plated Ware; Frying Pans, long and
Coolers; r. Hemming & Sons Va. Fish Hooks;
Vices; Anvils; Bellows; Hand AMI Sledge Ham
mers; Va. Patent xes; Gum and Leather Belt.
ing and Packing and a full stock of every article
usually found In first class Hardware establish
ments.
Also, agent for the sale of r. Hoe & Co.'S. Cir
cular, Gross, Pit and Gang Saws.
W. R. HUDGINS,
Hardware Importer,
may3O No. IL, Market Sqr., Norfolk, Va.
NNOMATO BOXES-All positive orders
left at our office before the 18th day of June,
will be furnished with the
BEST QUALITY ssa
TOMATO BOXES,
For Twenty Cents Each.
r. 4 j. W. NELLY,
Lumber Yard at North street,
may30-tl5J Wharf, Portsmouth.
M ACCADOI - "A NJ SN FF.-Our lar
lyl Snuff has arrived, and we have many other
styles Scotch and Maccaboy, for sale at manufac.
turers prices, to the trade.
No need going from home for Snufs
DAVIS & BRO,
Foot Roanoke Square,
may3O kowland's wharf.
lust r E CEIV EDS Bbls Smiths
81 xxx Stock Ale.
so Half Bills Smiths xxx Stock Ale
D0BSON & RAINIER,
may30-3t No. Z Wide Water st.
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The report of receipts and expenditures Of
the United States, for the quarter ending March
31st, shows total expenditures exclusive of
public debt 500, 748,89O,70, and the report
relative to the public debt shows the total
expenditures on account of it, were $91 300,
472,4O.
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The NORFOLK AND PETERSBURG RAIL-
RoAD.-We were present at the depot yester-
day afternoon and remarked the large num-
Der of passengers who arrived by the train
from Richmond and Petersburg. The bust
ness of this road is gradually but steadily in
creasing
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By ASHTON & EMERSON,

BY ASHTON & EMERSON,
AUCTIONEERS.
No Az Crawford Street. Portsmouth, "a.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A DESIRA-
BILE BUILDING LOT IN
NEWTOWN.
DY authority of Deere of the
ID Court Of the Hastings, for the City of Ports
offer at public sale, before the Court House
door of said city, at IL M, on the 9th day of
June, 1866, that being Court day, the following
lot OF land, described as follows -
Beginning sixty feet from the Northeast inter
section of jefferson and Sixth streets thence
ming East, along William humans line one hun
dred and twenty feet, thence North thirty feet to
John HI. Myers line, thence West one hundred
and twenty feet, to Sixth street, thence South
along Sixth street to the beginning, it being a
vacant and unimproved Lot, and is the same lot
of land mentioned in a cause in said Court of
Thomas Flaherty ag't Flaherty and Others.
LEOPOLD C. F. COWPER,
may24-td Special Commissioner.
AUCTION SALE:
U. S. NAVY YARD, NORFOLK,
May 10th, 1866.
WILL BE SOLD AT THIS YARD,
w on TUESDAY, the 9Th day of June 1866,
the Iron Steamer
"CHICkAMAUGA," .+...
$50 feet in length on the spar deck, rs feet
inches in breadth, and is feet inches depth,
has two engines and two propellers
Terms cash in Government funds.
BY ORDER of the Navy department.
N. b. HITCHCOCK,
Commandant,
VIM. G. WEBB,
mayzl-mw&ftd Actg Naval Storekeeper.
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REoRGANIzATIeN.-Pur to orders, re-
ceived from Richmond, the old militia regi-
ments will be reorganized. A meeting, with
this object in view, will be held by authorized
parties to-day, at GIBsoN's Tavern, on Ferry
Point. 3 lt
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The Assistant Commissioner of n Carolina,
reports the number OF destitute freedmen as
reduced, and hopes that at the end of another
quarter, there will be no necessity for the fur
ther issue of government ratons He says, it
is no longer asked what shall be done with
the negroes, but where can aborers be found?
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CARDS, CIRCULARS, &c.-The Job Printing
office of the DAY Book establishment is well
prepared to execute all styles of cards, circu-
lars handbills, bill heads, &C., with neatness,
despatch and at low rates. Give us call.
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MARRIED.

residence of the BRIDES grand father, Capt. JAS
Cornick, on Bermuda street, by the Rev. Mr.
Bartem, Major w. C. MARROW, to Miss MARY
CORNlCK, lighter of the late Tn s. Cornick,
of this city.
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CORPORATION CoURT.-Justice Sykes presiding
Joe Jefferson was remanded to be tried on the
fourth Wednesday in July next, before Judge
Tabb.
Henry johnson and William Jones were dis
charged.
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MAYORS CoURT, Portsmouth. Honor Jas.
C. White, presiding.
There were no cases before His Honor to day.
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THE DAY BOOK.

p.r,ons in this city or Portsmouth, desiring TIE
DAY Book left at their homes, ca" hdue e. pro.
n,riv attended to by having their names left at
our Counting Room, or the Counting Room Of
ford street, Portsmouth.
m. WEEKLY DAY Book ,oiH be mailed to Country
.Subscribers at the small sum Of ONE DOLLAR, ~
odrance. II iciu contain Editorials, a full d.
oest of Neas, Book Notices, and items Of Com
Serctal and Agricultural intslhgence No pa'n'
or expense uiH be spared in making Il a des'rd,
bic companion for the country IRE s'de ana
from, its incrsas;ng patronage, 1t conamends 1T
sslf az good medium Of country advertising
to tie community
All Communications for the DAY Book must be
authenticated BY the nance Of the Writsrs.
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AUCTION SALES.
BY MAUPIN e. HATTON

By MAUPIN d HATTON, '-"
ATCTI0NEERS.
No. 81 Crawford Street, Portsmouth, Va. -
WE WILL SELL AT AUCTION on
w FRIDAY next, June lst., at 10 o'clock,
q. m, at the residence on the South East corner
Of Middle and County streets, an assortment of
HOUSEHOLD AND
KITCHEN FURNITURE,
Consisting in part of
Cottage Chamber Sets,
Marble Top and Dining Tables,
Book Case, Cane Seat Chairs,
Window Shades,
Carpets, Oil Carpets, Orockery,.
Parlor and Cooking Stoves, &c.
ALSO
One Frame Stable, and Lot of Manure.
We offer for rent for the balance Of the year
the Dwelling mentioned above. ..I
MAUPIN & HATT0N,
may30-tds Auctoneers.
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NOTICE.
nERSONS having C a i III against
the estate OF the late Capt Sam'l G. Elliott,
are requested to present them forthwith for col
lection, and those indebted are requested to come
forward and settle their accounts.
AGNES H. ELLIOTT,
may24-th. s&m-2w* Administrative.
A CARD
HEREBY offer myself Candidate
/ for the Office of STREET INSPECTOR.
My professional experience formerly included
attention to the duties of inspection and police,
and respectfully refer to my action as Sanitary
Superintende mt, for evidence of my fitness for the
place.
may29-Tu&Th-td JNO. D. SIMMS.
Virginian and Old Dominion copy.
ENGINEERS OF EAMERS,
A RE requested to take particular
IN notice that the
ATLANTIC IRON WORKS COMPANY,
Having Thoroughly reorganised their establish
ment, and increased their facilities, which now
consists OF
Foundry, Machine, Pattern, Boiler and
Blacksmith Shops.
are prepared to execute repairs on the Machinery
OF Vessels with the least possible delay, and at
very low rates.
Having in their employment none but the most
expert and competent Mechanics, they can pro-
ranted to give entire satisfaction.
may29-Tu. Th&Sat-3t
STATIONARY ENGINES.
THE ATLANTIC IRON WORKS
/ c., have on hand
!. SEVERAL ENGINES,
of this class, built in tho most -r.
Thorough Manner,
APPROVED DESIGNS
and finish, which are being sod very low
may 29Tu. Th&Sat-3t
SAW MILLS. SAW MILLS.
TN E ATLANTIC IRON WORKS
L Co., are manufacturing superior design OF
s Aw MILLS,
embodying all
Recent improvements.
Parties in want of MILLS, are requested to ex-
anime these mills.
Also, iurnish
PORTABLE ENGINES
AND BOILERS
made with special reference to these mills.
PATTERNS
of every make, of duplicate parts of Saw Mills,
from which castings are made on short notice.
No extra charge for patterns
Mayo Tu. Th&Sat-3t
CUGAR, SYRUP,
ID FLOUR, de-, &c.
81 barrels choice Family Flour,
60 '' Bee Hive Syrup,
l5 packages good to prime Butter, which w
offer low TO close consignment.
| E. H. DELK,
may25 IS Commerce street.
DIAPER BAGS.-An assortment of Paper
/ Bags just received and for sale low to clos,
| by b. T. BOCKOVER,
| may2S No. Il East side Roanoke street.
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by 81 N coo. ."
Why "Deming, old fellow" there's surely no
need,
For you to write " Poems" that you may sue
In posting the "People," the "young and the
DID,"
Where to get the .'Great Bargains' for ''Green-
lacks or Gold +"
We have purchased your Goods" both Gro
ceries' and ''Teas,"
And must frankly admit, have always been
pleased,
For we found what was said, in your Poems
We read,
To be true to the letter, owe could purchase no
better"
Then "Deming," stop writing, your "Goods"
will appeal
To the judgment of all who once with you deal,
Your ''Eatables choice" and ''prices' also,
There's no doubt about it, are now call the CO."
Then ''ong may you wave "your banner" to
Those having to "buy" from paying too high,
And going elsewhere, and before they're aware,
Find they've "paid for their whistle" little too
dear.
We thank 'Hncog" for his good opinion Of US,
but we must "drop line occasionally, SO here
goes
"Let those now buy that never bought before.
And those that always bought now buy the
more,"
From DkMING, the Grocer,
may3O No Main street.
NIX BBLS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. lot
y of Cheap G Herrings. Labrador,
Gibbed, English, Roe and others, for sale low, by
DAVIS & BRO,
Foot Roanoke Square,
may30 Rowland's wharf.
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NOTICE.
TINO THE VOTERS OF THE CITY of
NORFOLK.-The undersigned offers him
self a Candidate for he office of
Collector of Taxes,
for the city, at the ensuing election.
may3O,d* JAS. A. SAUNDERS.
FOR YORK AND PAMUNkEY RIVERS.
THE STEAMER b. & j. BAKER,
Capt. J. J. Cole, will leave Newton's wharf
for all the landings on York and Pamunkey Rivers
as high as the White House, ON Thursday NOR
ming at 9 o'clock, May 3lst.
For freight or passage, apply to ..
B. d j, BAKER d CO.,
No. Is CampbelPs wharf,
Orto J. s. ATKINSON & CO.,
NJ, Commercial Row, Norfolk, Va.
may30
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AUCTION SALES.

BY LEIGH BROS. d. PHELPS,
NJ. S, Commercial RoU.
G. r. PHELPS, AUCTIONEER
SLOOP YACHT w. w. ABEL, FOR
SALE AT AUCTION.
WILL BE SOLD ON SATURDAY,
w June End, at IL o'clock, at Campbelrs
Wharf, County Dock, the fine new sloop
w. w. ABEL-48 TONS,
New and well found in every respect. She is
very fast aud well suited for carrying vegetables
or fruit to the Northern markets.
LEIGH BROS. PHELPS,
may29-tds AuctiOneers.
AUCTION SALE.
U. S. NAVY YARD, NORFOLK, /
May 10Th, 1866.
WILL BE SOLD AT AUCTION at
w this Yard, on Tuesday next, the 5th day
of June, 1866, the sale TO commence at ii o'clock,
a. m.
Steam Boilers,
500 Fathoms Chain Cable,
Lot of Steamboat Machinery,
Walking beam for Steam engine,
Lot of Wrought Plate Iron.
Terms, cash in Government funds, the property
purchased to be Immediately removed.
By order of the Navy Department.
N. b. HITCHCOCK,
Commandment,
VIM e. WEBB,
Actg Naval Storekeeper.
may29Tu. Th&Sattd
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-11-29
2O7 Shipley St., Wilmington, Del.

2O7 Shipley St., Wilmington, Del.
Importers and Dealers in
IRON, STEEL AND COAL,
Coach, Saddlery & Building Hardware.
The Subscribers would respectfully call the at
tenton Of their friends and the public TO the lArg
est and best selected stock Of Iron and Coach Hard
ware IN the State consisting In part as follows
IRoN-Bsst brands, Rngilsh and American bars,
refined and common.
Hammered, bands, hoops, scrolls ovais, halfOvals,
English, Junata and Norway slit Reds. oa
Bsnsons superior Norway Horse Nail Rods.
English and American paddied and SOLID bloom
sTEELL..sprins, Country, Blister and German
ouitivator Plates, various ssss. ''-
HARDwARE-Horss shoes hammered and
pressed, Horse Nails. f
Carriage and Wagon Iron Axles.
Gstohells and other Elliptic Springs.
oolsman'a hyperion Carriage bolts and Axle Clips.
Msiis.0is Iron for earring. Msris.
Hamnsrs Stocks and Dies and other tools.
| Spencsr's celebrated Files and Rasps
American 0imblet Pointed Screws
Trace, Stage, Breast, Back, coil and other chains
Amss' and other Shoysls and Spades. =.
Picks, Mattoeks, Forks and other Farming Imple-
| ments.
Wileys, Atwoods and other Pillow Castings.
| Besttys Edge Tools, Barton's Drawing Knives.
| Butchers, Chisels and Plane Irons.
Disston's superior Saws OF all kinds.
Pughs and Tasewells Augurs and Brace Bits.
| Veits Bench and other Planes.
Iron Rivsts, Timed and Copper Belt Riyets.
Lead, BAnoa Tin, Spelter Solder and Rabbit Metal.
Iron and Steel, Wire, sheet, Zinc and Tin.
Lightning Rods and Fixtures, McCallister' points
| for ditto.
arindstones, oranks and Rollsrsfor ditto.
Fairbanks Platform and Counter Scales at Manu-
facturers prices.
GLASS, Putty, Paints, Coach aud Furniture Var
. nishes.
Paint Mills Llnseed, Lard and Sperm Oils, Turpeu
tine, 30.
} Cut and Wrought Nails and Spikes.
Carnage, Canvas, Carpets, Cloths, Leather, Laoes
II AGENTS for Phillips' Carriage and waxoi
spokes, Felloes, Bows, Shafts, Tongues Hubbs, 30
II AGENTS for Dole, Silver and Denning
unrivalled patent adjustable Tenanting and HUI
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