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The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-06-18
THE DEPARTMENTS.
Iaporseas naval order.

I.nporsens Naval Order.
The ss,ond Oompsrolisr Of the Treasury has ~
aussted he fourth Auditor 70 issue the following
circular 70 paymsstsrs Or the United States Navy
relative 10 asnsrai ordsr II the Navy Department
No, Is, dated May 70. 1850
1. General Order No. 70 authorizes the payment
Of one third addition TO the regular pay Of all
Navy uficsrs, WHISTLER employed or NOT, with The
exceptions named In the order.
2. The benefits Of the order extend 70 officers on
the retired list
8. Boatswpins, gunnsrs, sailmaksrs, and carpen.
ten on the fss,rvsd list not being named In tho
act Of July. 1859. fixing the pay Of officers on the
reserved list entitled TO the same pay AZ " they
we're on the active list with the addition Of one
third under General Order No. rs. -.=a--a
4 4gol,rks to Summarizing pfheers and paymastsu
are entitled 10 The additional pay
iob ohieers attached 10 receiving ships not being
provided with quarters shore are entitled to the
additional pay. "a .agais.t , b.
are duly entitled 70 the benefits Of this order when
they are commissioned or warrant officers Of the
Navy and receive as compensation the naval pay.
z. The bead Of q bureau, 10 the Navy Depart
ment IL not q naval oiioer unless, he holds sepa-
rate commission as snch; 10 thelatsr case be may
elect 10 receive pay and allowances rs Officer Of
the navy on his saiary as head OF q bureau, but no
cannot combine both and be civilian - 70 salary
and naval ottcsr as 10 eommuta,ion Of allowances
under the order. ult -of Lpialrrf .,vvcIo,i
5. The Secretary Of the Navy hes decided that
clerks Of yards, clerks to commandans and inspec-
tors and clerks Of the purchasing and Disturbing
officers are not ofhoers III ths navy and therefore
they not entitled 70 additional pay under order
No. T6.lin ha. FEi 81 r-THul1uI .. 80 t3H
Payment OF Transfer ORDERS sdsn,ption
WV OF Fractional Currency. "a
The following important paragraph has been
added 10 the circular Of the Treasury Department,
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The di'burssmsnts Of the Treasury Department
iait week, on account Of the War, Navy, and Into.
rior Departments, were as follows; War, $51, 225i
Navy, 5000, 9s4i Interior, f27s, 9II.
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! rnE NAT1ONAL UNION CLUr

The following Is the list Of officers
platformof principles of the UMos Mario
CbuB Of Washington, d. O,
oneers Or IN. seslen.i usien Club.
Hon. ALEX. W. RANDALI.pof wiscon
nan. n. 4 xon ION F y SiD.,.a,.
Hoo. w. ". JOHNSTON, Of Pennsylvania.
ADRIAN wAKBMAN, Of New York.
Hon CffAS =. PHELPS, OF Maryland.
| Hon THADDEUS WELLBa, Of Connecticut.
| Hon. A. j. KUYKENDALI. Of Illinois.
Hon. CURTIS y. BURNAM, Of Kentucky.
JAS. b. SMITH, Of Wisconsin.
Gen. JAS. b sTBADMAN, OF Ohio.
0HAs, b. WILKINSON, of Missouri.
Col. y. 8. ALLEN, Washington, d. o.
| cl4NI IDi ,bsoHrfAHr!
sAM'EB.LAUFFBR, Of Pe1nsyiysnia
| yGz - oasnssPoSpIso ssosrrARI.
j. B. FERGUSON, Of Tennessee.
l. iiFissff ~ Wv TuuAsunhn
o. \. RfrfRNH0UsE, president National B
Of Comnsrcs and Of the Arm Of Rittsnhd
Fowler q CO.. .tliI asst 70 'Hw
Hon. J. T.. D00LITTLR, Of Wisconsin.
Hon EDGAR C0wAN, Of Pennsytvania.
| Hon. o. II. BROWNING, ~ Iilinois
Hon. GREEN CLAY SMITH, o. Kentucky.
Hon. WA BURLRIGH, Of Dacotah.
Mr. CHARLES KNAPP, Of District Of Colum
Mr. SAMUEL FOWLER, ~ District Of oolum
Honsa eoaviciion !, nv eo,vass;; he Commits
Is my GUIDE aud "a tie people % MY JhiiA.-
b. q HulI5 l'a % h-it 90 rob
rLArfoRH or riIE NATIONAL UNION cLUsl
1. Rssoioed, That We are now, rs hereto.
Il -. ~ q
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DIED.

sEAToN. LIN this city, at 10 O'Clock IN the rnoruing
Of June 18th after long and pAiAful uloess WILLIAM
WESTON sEAToN, sgsd 81 years aud 0 mon'hss
The Puuera will take place from his lAs residence,
On street near seysaib on Monday the 18th Instant
at ~ oslook, when the friends Of the family are 70
speotfully invited to suend. 4..... ~ p
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az National Military Asyium.-The Man.
ayers Of the NatOhafASylum for discharged yOluS
soldiers authorzed by act OF Congress- approved Mare
H. 1896 ask proposals for sites for Asyums By donation
Or sals The premises must be situate in one Of n.
loyal States contain at least 300 acres Of land aud be
hfAlhy location and easy Of access by railroad Of
otherwise II is the purpose Of the managers to erect
without Delay extensive and permanent buildings fol
Aylums, and s establishment will be largely ad
nsaseous to any section railroad in the vicinity OF
its location Isftl ~ r .f- ,IFh
PaH, oscillations, and estimates for Asylum build
Ines Including dsAshed cottages arc also asked for tn
approval Of the BOARD. Liberal compensation will b.
given for the successful plan. tIr' .Enlf
Proposals, plans, specifications, and sstimates-th,
nrst named to be in writing, containing plot and de
serpon Of grounds and terms and soadions Of trans
fsr-must be sent TO Major General B. BUTLER, Al
Lowell Mass, or before the 10th day Of June 1896
t aurr.a.sH BENZ. y. BUTLER,
."I. .a '' .aH President Board Of ManasersL
LEWIS D, GcscKEL, Secretary.
~ Publishers Of papers authorised to publish tn
laws Of the United States will insert for three weeks
aud send bf with eOpyof publication, prior to June DO
my2s.sw r. .ll 7 q
- Moth and Freckies.-Ladies afnicted
with pIseoorations the Face, called moth patches o.
ffsekles, should use .Perry's Celebrated Moth Ant
Freetle Lotion. It'll infallibis. Prepared By Dr. BIC
PERRY, DsrmatOiOsist 20 Bond street. New York SOLE
By all druggists in Washington and elsewhere, Prize,
W. myl7.ltkhgm
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Change Of Hours-Treasury Department.
Tho sssrstssy Of the Treasury on Saturday lest
issued 40 order closing his department. at 8 p. IN.
until further orders. 5000 loo tfRig 3D.
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ArMAdan Mounts Pile saive-a Valuable
Remedy for that Disease; also, Consumption Destroy
OF, and an Rntirs Cure fJr the Bronchitis Asthma Gs
can be found al stOtts Drug stors opposite National
Hotel eimAns, near Metropolitan HOTEL Fords cor
neI OF Eleventh and PepnsylVania AVsAhei BDtwiAlss
oorhsr Of Twelfth and PsnnsylyAnia avenue; RlIlo's
corner Of and Twelfth Strsstsi HGrbaughs corner
Seventh and q. .' t..F.. ."t v IAl2.u
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TREASURY ArrolsrNEsrs,- Nearly two hundred
applications for clerical appointments were last
week received by the Secretary Of the Treasury.
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sPBCIAL NOTICE,-z.

~ The Jqhnson Departmental Club VIII
meet on TUESDAY EVENING. at TX o'elost, p m,
June 10, 1866 a. National Johnson cinb Rooms, No
LOuisiana Avenue, next to ssaton Hotel.
As-Punctual attendaueeis requested. JeiB-as
rPensicns.--Ccpies' of the Republican
containing ths Act supplementary to the several
relating to PENSIONS approved June can be obtAine'
at this office. Price, 8 CENTS per copy, m
ss- Netioe.--Engipeer's iOmoe, washing
ros cirr CANAL BoARD, June 10, ls6s.-Messrs. J
Heating Co., 8. Malone 4 Co., James Flanagan 4
Co., John Murphy, James Shea, aud p. Gleason q
Co., are hereby botinsd TO appear at the once Of III
xngihssr, City Han, on or before 10 o'clock a. N
Monday, the fsth instant To 10 their proposal
submittod on the l2h instant for work on the CT,
Canal Failing to appear their proposals. and all fatur,
BIDS offered BY these parties will not DO considered
sEvERs0N,
II tfW9. c" Engineer In Charge.
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J O. l.. sTIEBELING 4 GO

Have opened nav stand for the ssls Of all kinds Of
Papers, stationary. oisArs, 40, at No. sis street. be-
tween TAissAth and Yourtssnth Streets Subscriptions
received for all New York. Philadslphia ana Baltimore
papers ''NN Z" ~" '7''' .' jsis-lm
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GOOD BOARDING AND ROOMS, AT
~ taS per month, at S7s PsnnsylvAhiA avenue, be.
tween -Four and half and Sixth streets. jsl2lma
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INSURANCE. COMPANIEs
FxCELsIoR FIRE INSURANCE cd


OFFICE. ............., No. $50 Broadway, n. Y
This Company IBsures all kinds Of Bail dings, Ho
hold furniture, Merchandise Vessels In Port, and
Property against Loss by Fire
DIRECTORS: %
MARCUS v. BODOEs,
". EUoEsE PLUNKETT,
JOHN GARCIA, Tr.I
WALDO HUTCHlNs,
WILLIAM FRRDUN,
ROBERT W. NEsBIT,
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ELIAS P0NVRRr,
RAMSAY CROOKS,
JOSEPH b YOUNG,
CHARLES 9. PRLL,
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ROBERT sOHsLL,
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HENRY LEWIS,
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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1866-02-21
Famine Apprehended.

The Augusta Consitutionalist fears that the
high price for cotton will cause the planters to
neglect other crops and gravely speculates upon
the probability of a famine ia-1S67. 1t says:
Many of our planters, 4 not TIE greater por-
ton, allured by the high prices OF cotton, are a.
bout to give their chiefattention to the culture
of this staple ignoring, toa considerable degree
or wholly, the production of cereals We can
not but deem this course unwise. 1t will not do,
in the experimental era in which we find our
selves, to count too confidently upon certain
Weld of cotton. Many conditions conspirc to
bring success in this kind Of cultivature and,
many conspire to insure disastrous failure La
Dor may be delinquent when, most imperative,
viz when the grass is rank in. the feld-and
then the crnn is doomed The Seasons not
be pToptiouS, and worms may sally forth like
guerriuas, bightug whatever they touch. 1t is
Just as well to prepare against any evil contin-
gency, rather than take a gamblers hazard of
f1rtuitous results We are strongly of the opin-
ion that while dne portion of each planters
land should be given to cotton, that an equally
~iudicious apportionment should be set aside for
corn. If but small crop ofcorn is raised in the
South we gravcly appreaend partial famine in
1867. Many depend upon the West for corn, in
exchange for their cotton, but should the cotton
crop run short, how shall they be enabled to
purchase breadstuffs Spectators control the
corn as we'll as other markets., andwe need not
hope for succor from them any further than our
abilityto pay. Miserable indeed will be our es-
tate if such be the case, and the very wretched-
ness of this condition will be aggravated>by the
refcction-that we will have none to- blame but
our grasping selves. Fervently do We pray that
such consummation will never come, but its
very possibility should make us wise in time for
preparation. We are in bad streak of luck,
and famine may be in the calender OF our future
trials, if we do not heed. We call upon our
worthy planters to ponder this susgestson, and
We know that many of them hold similar opin-
ions and trust that all will be guided by spirit
of iustice-ipstice to themselves and justice to
those dependent on them for supplies.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1866-02-21
Congressional.

The House resumed the consideration of and
passed the Bill for the disposal of the public
lands in Alabama, Mississippi, Louisiana and Ar
kansas, on the homestead principie-eis shty
acres to each settler, mineral lands to be sub
iect to entry. ... -s..-
The Navy Appropriation Bill was taken up
In the course Of the debate, Mr.. .Ingersoll said
we we're prepared 10 meet the navies of France
and England
Mr. Rice, of Massachusetts, said be was not
willing to sit still and allow statement to &c
cut that we are prepared to go to war with
France aud England. He desired to say that we
are not prepared. Today great as are, the ma
Evies ofFrance and England, they have navy yards
single one of which is greater than allof ours
and every hammer and anvil is ringing with
strokes Of labor, fabncating ships to. defend
France and England in the event Of a foreign
war .
The President sent to the House a message in
which he declines communicating the report OF
Judge Advocate General Holt as to the grounds
facts OF accusations upon which Davis, Clay,
NJ ,llory and Yulee, are held in confinement
His reasons for Withholding the information are
that it was obtained eG-Darte, without notice to
the accused, and that while they are in military
prisons the publication might do wrong to the
Government or to the accused, or to both
Whilst much wrong might flow from the publ
cation, it cannot be seen that any good can re-
suit
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1866-02-21

MANY years of my past life have been expended
in an open and candid attempt to expose these
wholesale frauds no time nor expense has been
spared to accomplish this salutary purpose, and
to place before my friends and the public general
", at the lowest market price, and IN such guam
titles as might suit their convenience, truly gem
uine imported article. +
. Twenty fVe years business transactions with
the largest and most respectable exporting houses
in France and Great britain have afforded me un-
surpassed facilities for supplying our home mar
ket with Wines Liquors and Liqmures Of the
best and most approved brands in Europe in ad-
dition to my own distillery in Holland fer the
manufacture of the 'Schedam Sehnapps"
The latter, so long tested and approved by the
medical Faculties of the United States, West In
dies and South America as an invaluable thera-
peutic, wholesome, pleasant and perfectly safe
beverage in all climates and during all seasons,
quickly excited the cupidity Of the home man
ufacturers and vendors Of a spurious article un-
der the same name.
I trust that have, after much toll and ex-
pense, surrounded all my importations with SAFE
guards and directions which with ordinary cir
cumspection will insure their delivery, as re"
ceive them from Europe, to all my customers.
I would, however, recommend in all cases
where it is possible that orders be sent direct to
nv depot, % Beaver Street, New York, or that
PURCHASES be made of my accredited agents.
In addition to large stock Of Wines, Brandies,
&c., have considerable supply of old tried for
eign wines, embracing vintages of many years
past, bottled up before the commencement Of the
war, which 1 can especially recommend to all
connoisseurs Of thr Sc rtre Injuries. ...-.
In conclusion, would specially cau the early
attention of my Southern customers to the, ad'
vantage to be derived by transmitting their Or
ders without loss Of time, or calling personally at
the depot, in order to insure the fuhlment OF
their orders out of the present large and we'll se-
lected assortment.
UDOLPHO WOLFE,
Feo 2l-3m % Beaver-Street, New York.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1866-02-21

The NATIONAL EXPRESS CoMPANY.-We un-
stand that General j. L. Kemper succeeds
General Irnboden as General Superintendent
Company, the latter. taking the position of
Compapys Counsel. ..,.,.. ..... -.
The Cincinnati Gazette confirms the report
that the " est is filled with produce yet to
come forward by rail to the seaboard. The
delay in the movement of the pork crop ,ac.
counts in part for the partial falling off in re-
ceipts in December on the Western-roads.
The national banks in the Northern States
which have more than. their share of ofcurrency
will be called upon to return the surplus, in
order to extend the apportionment to the
South.
Captain C. n. Frierson has been elected to the
State Senate Ito fill the vacancy oecasioned by
the promotion of Hon. F. j. Moses to the Law
Bench) over Major T. j. Green by majority OF
66 votes
The Georgia State Senate has passed the Stay
Law. ODe-fourth of the debts may be collected
ip January, 1857, and one-fourth in each succeed
ing January, until all is paid.
Two of the recent large fires in Chicago have
been accounted for by the arrest Of the proprie-
tors of two stores, both Of whom We're heavily in
sured.
Ex-Governor Graham, United States Senator
elect from North Carolina, is out in letter in
favor Of negro evidence as just and right.
NAPOLEON announces in his speech that
the French troops are to be withdrawn from
! Mexico.
An exchange says when that load of Massachu-
setts women reaches Oregon, it is proposed to
found city and call it She cargo.
We look for woman to be tender, although
according to Scripture, she was made out Of
| bone
The Peruvian Dictator has made an offensive
and defensive alliance with Chilli and declared
war against Spain.
Dr. Abernethy used to tell his pupils that all
human diseases sprang from two causes-stuflng
and fretting.
The oldest newspaper in AnericaiS the Gazette
and Chronicle, published in New Hampshire. Ii
F. has just completed its lO9th year.
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Tha EiIl's House.

We would invite attention to the card of the
Mills House, in to-days paper. 1t will be seen
that it's worthy host, Joseph Purcell, ESQ, not
satisfied with its already handsome appurtenances,
has added Improvements that render this popular
house second to none in point of comfort, con-
venierce and elegance. Mr.. P is host in every
sense of the word---a perfect host. As caterer
for the pleasure, enjoyment and satisfaction Of
the travelling public he stands unrivalled.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1866-02-21
New Advertisements.

Cotton, or other produce, for sale, will be ia
ken care Of by Messrs H. l.. Jefers L Co or any
thing in the line of merchandise purchased by
them in the most satisfactory manner. They
also act as Agents for the sale Of lands in any
part of the State. Place of business lis Eas
Bay, Charleston, where they will be happy to re-
celve their, friends personally, or orders gene
rally. : ~ 49,
Attention is called to advertised sale Of Tan
nery, Tools, Land, Stock, Corn and Fodder, &C.,
to take place in Pickens District, 10 miles from
Greenville, en- Wednesday 7th March next, Mr.
julius c. Smith, Auctioneer. Such an opportu
nifty is seldom offered for profitable investment,
and our advice is to attend the sale by alLmeans
An old song says "if you want good liquol
come and drink" which would imply that we
keep the article on hand. Snch, is not the case
however, we do not keep it. but simply tell where
it can be had pure and unaduterated. Prof
Udolpho Wolfe, % Beaver St. New York, war
rants all liquids sold by him. See card. 4
A choice lot of family groceries, just received
from Baltimore, by A N. Riser & Co., are now
open at their store The lot is various and EN-
braces among the usual variety many very choice
articles. Look in as you pass by, it will do you
no harm.
If you don't believe it try it on and if it fits it's
all right. Harris says sugar is sold by him al
l5ctS per h., which places the article in reach Of
everybody ard otter things in like proportion.
This is gcot, it sh better as goot, it ish nice.
Clothing, Hats, Gents Furnishing Goods, Boots
Shoes, &C., can be found in profuse variety al
Messrs. Ii: & Alexander's, 275 King st., Charles
ton. Dealers and others may find it much tc
their advantage to look in at this establishment.
Persons in want of cotton seed, fresh and good
can be Accommodated by sending to A. W. Clement
at Williamston Itis either for barter or sale.
Mrs. 5. F. Jones-dress-makin and plain
and fancy needle work Of all kinds, done with
neatness and despatch.
Dr. L. NJ Grimbal at Frog Level, - wishes q
Blacksmith.
See Ordinance to raise supplies
Ordinary Peterson's Citations.
Administrators Notices.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1866-02-21
TO THE CITIZENS OF SOUTH CAROLINA,

The termination of sanguinary contest, which
for the past four years has presented an impass
BILE barrier to all social commercial intercourse
between the two great sections of our country,
having at length happily cleared away al oosta-
cles to renewal of those relations which former
" bound US together in fraternal union, take
the earliest opportunity afforded me by this aus
picious event, to greet my Southern friends, and
to solicit from them renewal Of that extensive
business connection which, for quarter OF cen
tury has been uninterrupted save by the great
public calamity towhich have adverted.
It is scarcely necessary, on the threshold of a
business reunion, should repeat the warning
50 often given to my friends,-to beware of all
those spurious and deleterious compounds which,
under tho specious and false titles of Imported
Wines, Brandes, Holland Gin, Liquors, &C.,
have been equally destructive to the health Of onr
citizens as prejudicia to the interest of the lcgti
mate Importer
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1866-02-21
Melee in Charleston.

A serious disturbance occurred in Charleston
on the 10th inst, because of the arrest ola dis
orderly coored soldier of the 35th Z. S. G. T.,
By the police An attempt was afterwards made
by colored civilians and soldiers to rescue the
prisoner in which two of the policemen and three
Of c. T., were severely hurt. The police were
reinforced and so were the c. T., but the former
succeeded in capturing and dispensing the crowd.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1866-02-21

The German papers announce the death, at
Nadgeburg, Of learned physician, Dr.. Juieus
Van dem Fischweiler, who in his will has left the
orld the following scientific secret, viz That
his own great age, one hundred and nine, is en-
trely to be ascrbed to mis- constant habit of sleep
inc with his head toward the North, and the rest
of his body in direction coinciding as closely as
possible with that Of the meridian, that is, with
his heels to the South. From persisting in this
habit, the learned doctor considered that the iron
contained in our system, finding itself in the di-
rection of the magnetic currents which are con-
stantly flowing over the surface of the globe to-
ward the North Pole, becomes magnetized, and
thus increases the energy Of the vital principle.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1866-02-21
The Southern CultiYator.

This valuable agricultural Journal, for the
month of February we find once again among
our exchanges, and its coming is hailed with
pleasure. 1t has the same old familiar face and
is filed with interesting and useful matter. No
farmer should be withoutit. Published at Athens,
Ga, by VIM: n. White, 81 per annum. See ad-
Yertisement in another co lnmn.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1866-02-21
WRAr time they did have to be sure, the lit

WEAT time they did have to be sure, the lit
tie girls and boys, scarce knee high to duck, in
sending and receiving Valentines: Wonder if
the dear 'parieuts' knew of theirsweet dumplings
being out. Itwas amusing to stand around and
see them toddling mp to the post Office, and en-
quiring 'pleahe thir, give me Bldntine; why
bless their little aprIe-dunrpling faces half of
them didn't know what 'blantine' was. But its
all right, its natur, and natur never fails. Go
ahead little folks, live and, learn, sorry foryou
that its over so soon. -.-..-- -.~-->>-
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1866-02-21
HARDWARE. &C.

SW Collins Axes, Branes and other Hoes,
Trace Chains Of different kinds and Prices, PloW
Iron, Bar Iron, Nails, Spades and Shoyels, Car
den Rakes, &C., Pad Locks from common to-
extra good, Stock Locks, Till Locks Cupboard
Locks, Chest Locks, Sheep Shears, Scissors Pocket
Knives Knives and Forks, Butcher Knives, Taeks,
Manure Fork, Spring Balances, Lines, Buckets
Tubs, Brooms, Willow Baskets, FRYING Patlsf
Curry Combs, Coffee Mills, Hatehetss Hammers
Sc &c.