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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-10-08
FARMING IMPLEMENTS
AND MACHINERY.

We employ none but the best Mechanics and use
the best Material. The community can rely upon
quick, neat aUd substantial work. at prizes TO
suit the times. We are determined to do work a :
low a. can be done in the County for CASH which
will DC required for all transient custom
We will make TO order In ching gTarLJ,Ss md
HO,ss PotrsTT Of the latest patterns; PLOUGHS Of
dIfierent kinds always v han amongst which
will be found the cel-brat Il three horse fvinrgtoD
tvo-horse do; the old fashioned three-horse Bar.
shear; Mc' OrTnick do for two and three Lorze= :;
proved Kentucky single and double shovel Plough
Plough Irons-such az Shares, Coulter, SbovsIz
(sing!e ana dOuble) Mould boards Cf all kinds
Open Rings. OPIn Links, &c Special attention
paid to Mill work in Steel and Iron Turnfng nd
tiun
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-10-08
A1aqu1tb Go Bro.
DRUGGISTS AND APOTHLCARIEs.

INV w 40 y VIZ Hl.N hLESs
RE prepared TO furnish every thing in their line
"A upon the most favorable terms They have in
store the largest snd IOst pcte stock Of gOoda
thcy have ever .h"Ted to the public TIeir stock Of
DRUGS, CHEMICA
Patent and Family Incidence is cn1i, e IN variety
Ihey call the attention Of Country Pbys'cis1s
to such articles used in their prartise feel
ing conf icHt they make IL their intrTsst To
buy from 'hSTn instead Of going to Ea.tiInoIe.
Their EtD" X Of
DRUGGISTS FANCY GOODS.
Z X T U Ii ERY, SOAPS,
Preparation for Dyeing, Pr-scrviuE and Dressing
the Hair, TOcih. Nail aud Hair Brushes Combs,
Dr"s-ing Fine, G, j. equal to that Of aBJ similar
esia blishtn1nt in the Valley.
Pfe-crPtlUns entrusted TO them Nj be com
pounded with nestnczs and accuracy.
Persons wishing supply Of
PAINTS, OILS, WINDOW GLASS,
Dyes, NarDihcE, CoIOTs and everything IA the line
OF Painters Materials, will find their stOc large
and a. cEca p a. they be sid anywhere.
. \ Inc sss0rtTnsHt Of per and envelopes for La
dies or Office
They the xholssa Ie Distributing Agents for
the Morning Star BiiteTs Company for This and
Clarke counties. Merchants Wishing Them BY the
Case San procure them AT the COhP aBy's Wholesale
prize.
All the shove mentioned goods they offer At low
figures for CASH No goOds cold credit.
Persous owing them will please come feFWaFd
and settle Customers will bear in mind that they
do not do a C-cdIt business When indulgence
il given, accounts must BE- settled the Ist of
every In0nfh.
Jnne Is, 1867.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-10-08
adde's AND NESS.
harm ESS,
SADDLES,
AND BRIDES,

MANUFACTURED OR REPAIRED.
at ChdrLestotcH, Jc6erson County, Virginia.
THE undersigned respectfully announeer TO the
GA citizens of Charlestowh ana vicinity that
ca he 10 constantly ma king and repairing
Carriage, Gig. Buggy, Coach and " agon
HARNESS, SADDLES, BRIDES, HALTERS,
&C, IN the most durable InLnner, and the most
modern style of work ship, and AT short notice
and upon Giving" terms. NV work commend
itself All ask i share o the public patronage
Of Call upon me at my establishment opposit,
the Garter House,
HENRY d. MIDDLEKAUFF.
November Z, Is66-ly
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-10-08
STEVENS HOUSE,
2I, %, 25 Il p, Broadway, New York,
OPPOSITE BOwLISG GREEN
ON THE EUROPEAN PLAN.

TNHESTEyENS II nUSE is we'll a nd widely known
to the travelling public. The Ioca ton is es-
pecially suitable to merchants and busin, - men :;
II is in close proximity to the business part of the
cIty-is on the highway Of Southern and Western
traysl-and adjacent to all the principal Railroad
and Steamboat depOts.
The Stevens House has liberal accommodation
for over 200 Guests-it is well Furnished and poe
sessss every modern Improvement TOR the comfort
and entertainment of its inmates. The rooms are
spacious and well Dr. royided with gasand
water-the attendance Is prompt and respectful-
and the table 10 generously provided with every
delicacy of the season-at moderate rates. The
enabled to offer extra fscIies for the comfort
and pleasure OF our Guests.
GEO. K. CHASE & CO,
juno IL lsbd-bm- ProprietoTs.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-10-08

4 MAN WALKED FROM VERA Cruz TO
MEMPHIs.-Mr. Henry DeMather, formerly
a captain in the Confederate army under Ger
Sterling Price, went to Mexico after the
surrender OF the Southern army. and being Of
French descent, as his name indicates, took
up arms with Maximiiau. While in the
Confederate States army he received four
gunshot wounds but :hey did not injure him
to any great extent. After joining the Impe-
rial army received two more. one Of which
was in the ankle joint, disabling him for life
and forcing him to use crutch Mr.. DcMa.
Their. at that time of the greatest trouble in
and about Vera Cruz. decided to return to
Memphis, but being without means it would
have been utterly impossible for less coura-
geous man to have succeeded. To will aud
TO do were the same thing with him. Taking
his crutch he started on foot and in just AS
days this energetic man. with many battle>
scars. arrived in the Bluff City, having made
in that time ), 100 miles, being little over
an average of % miles per day; II hours of
this time he was on one of those extensive
plains so numerous in Texas, without either
food OF water. Mr.. DeMather certainly cnti-
tied to wear the bclt-NcmpEis Lcdycr. 10.
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JO' the tOD Price Of Ten Dollars!
WITHOUT REGARD 70 VALUE.
AND TO De
Paid for Unless Perfectly SatisCa ctory
100 Solid Gold Hunting Watches $3.50 TO 75O
100 Ma gC CaEed Gold Watches 500 10 30
100 Ladies' Watches cnamclcd 100 tn 3OO
2JD Gold Hunting ChronnIneter do. $50 TO 400
~ IPn muhtihg I:ngiish Levers 300 to $50
OIu Gplu hunting duplex Watches $50 to $50
sou Gold Hunting American Watches leO to 05O
5D SILVER Hunting Levers so to $50
500 Silver Hunting Duplcxes IS 10 $50
800 Gold Ladies' Watches e. Ia IN
900 Colo Hunting Iapines IN 10 -
900 Miscellaneous Watches 20 tn ION
2,5nO Hunting Silver Watches % IN IN
5000 Assorted Watches, ali kinds 10 Ia ~
81 Every patron obtains a watch by this arrange
ment, sting nut 5 IO, while it may be worth $50
y partiality shown.
NJ ssrs Hill, Porter & Co., and Dew street
New York City. wi ;u immediately dispose of the
above magnificent stock. Certificates naming the
Articles, are placed in scaled envelopes, and well
mixed. Holders are entitled to the art, les named
ON their certificate up N payment of III, whether
il b. a watch worth : 80 less. Tie return of
any OF cur certificates entities you TO the article
named thereon. upon payment, irrespective OF it's
worth. and as no article valued less than $40 is
named ON any certificate, il will At once be seen
that this is
No LOTTERY but straight fortrayd legitimate Tam
dctiOH, Irhich may Be- participated ia eren
by he most fdSfidiOIs.
single certificate will be sent by mail post maid
upon receipt of ~ cents five for SI eleven for 80;
thirty three aLd elegant premium for = 10 ono
agents or those seeking employment this ia rare
opportunity. ii Il n lcgitimatcly conducted bust
mess, duly authorized by the government, and open
to the most careful scrutiny. TRY TIT.
HILL, PORTER l. co.
August %, lS6I-Im. and Dcy NY
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FRANKLIN INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF WHEELING

CAPITAL, ....... ..........., SI5O, 900.
DIRECT TORS:
!. H. Logan I p. Shallcross,
J. 5. Rhode. George NIepdeI
J. II Hobbs Samuel Mcclellan,
&. w Franzheim, James n Vance
Alex. Laughiin,
'fNHlS company now having been organize four
L years, md in that time done a successful bust
is still prepared take Tisks at fair rates on
buildings IF all kinds, Merchandise. NIanufactu-
ring Embellishments. Furniture, Steamboats, and
Cargoes ON the Western Rivers and Lakes
Tits company offers superior Inducements to
Farmers. whereby they can be ius-red on Dwellings
Furniture, Barns and contents, for three or FIVE
years At reduced rates
This being = home institution, with the largest
capital and surplus of any company in the State
and composed ni some niner Y -four stockholders,
most of whom are among our best business men ,
recommends itself to the favorable consideration
of the inSurin public, and collects their
Applications for Insurance will receive prompt
attention.
o. OrErcE NO. 20, Monroe Street, Wheeling,
West Virginia.
NC. ARTHUR, Secretary.
SAM'L MCCLELLAN, President.
GEORGE MENDEI.. Vice President.
&. NJ COEN. Special Agent.
EDw. NJ AISQUITH, Agent. CharIcstowh.
April Q, ls6T-ly.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-10-08

RIVAL MENAGERIEs.-An amusing scene
took place in Chelmsford, England. the other
day For some days the town had been
pllcarded with gigantic bills announcing that
menagerie would exhibit, and these were
speedily followed by the plaeards of an
opposition menaSerie. y grand struggle took
place On the entry of the rival establishments
into the town, things being planned so that
when one procession was on its way it was
met by the other coming up the town \
dead lock- took place with Two of the large
vans, the blinds Of two tradesmen's shops
being swept away in the confusion. The
rival managers, one of them Sco,chman,
and the other an Irishman, met on foot face
totace, and bitter war of words. ensucd while
the lions and tigers aud other beasts in the
various caravans roared and beloved defiant
ly, as though eager to espouse their masters
cause. The two professions at last managed
to pass each other without any serious conse>
qUences-
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EoUNDHE.

- IL LII
and We are now able to furnish Cssrinyz Of ,-oo5
quality a. low cat be bought elsewhere
All work entrusted to -IIl be done with dis
patch. aI:d guaranteed 10 give sltisfaction TIE
higAssf price paid in c. s for o ID Iron of ali krd
Give a call at the Js.Ierzou NTarhlps SFo7 Stone
Row. wEIRICR & WFiIEp
CharIestown, Jan %, 1851.
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STILL THEY COME!

MORE BEdJ THU IND BECOlIING
IF the Ladies will only CalI at Mrs. 4. C. Mitch.
elPs, they can be suited in the Summer STYLES of
BONNE1E, HATS, FLOWERS AND RIBBONS.
Having just returned from Baltimore we pledge
ourselves to present to view the latest and moot
Fashionable summer Styles. Call, Ladies; no trou-
bile TO show goods. Hats the order of Sun CmbreI-
las. BOnncts to suit all ages.
juno II, 1857. (F.PI
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-10-08
COAL! COAL!!
J E w f l. r Y
REMOVAL,

REMOVAL.
I WOULD most respectfully announce to the
L citizens OF CharlcstOwn, aud surrounding Cuuu-
try, that have taken the room formerly occupied
by the late MIR. Charles g Stewart nd artcTly by
russell 4 Co., where will carry the JEWEL
RG BUSINESS, as heretofore ] am prepared to
do all kinds of WATCH REPAIRING, as well az
Cl-OCkS and JEWELRY, and ~ who may desire
to have anthng done IN my line, will find it their
advantage to patrnnize me at my new place of bus
mess. Thankful for the liberal patroma ge bcstoW-
ed upon me hitherto, solicit continuance of the
same favor. l.. DINKIE
Apr! 9, 1867.
PHOTOGRAPHIC Albums just received aud for
enle low Icy l.. DINKLE.
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FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
CT -ARLEsTOWN,VA.

BELIEVING that VIC have one Of the largest and
II best scIcct EssoTtrncnts of this class Of Goods
ever in this VaIlcy-aud that possess advantages
which enable US to sell low the Wholesale
Houses OF Baltimore. We therefore respectfully So
cl your orders, and hone, by diligcnt attention to
the requirements Of the Trade. Trerft continu-
ancc OF your patronage. Our stock consists"f
IMPORTED 4 AMERICAN CUTLERY.
Door Plate, Screw Chcst, TRUNK and Pad Locks
strap. Hook Butt, Shut'e- and 7 His gee Screws;
Screw Spring and Chain Bolts. Flcs. i;aEps Brascs
and Bite, Augurs, CEis"ls Lev els. Plaucs B.ve.s,
Rules, Cross Cut, Hand, Wood, Compass = nd hip
saws, Hatrhets. Hammers, Aczes, Axes. Com
passes, and Boring Machine ADviIs, SlcdgcE Bel
lowe, S"rew Plates, NIsCs. Tire Bcndcrs, Screw
Mre"chcs: Drawing Knives. Jack Screws, Forks.
Shovels- Chains, HsTnes, Il ,scs, Briar aud Grain
Scythcs, Mill Scoops, MattO~ks. PIcks, Hoes, Rri-
die Bits, Buckles, Rings, Pad Tr-es. TnrrC;s Posi-
Hooks, Ornaments, Spurs. Curbz Coffin Trimmings
and Cabinet Hardware; TrpwCIs. PuII-vs, Tape
Lines, Punches, Lasts and Shoe Findings: Nails.
Spikes, HoTsC AMI Mule Shoes md Nails also Iron
OF all kinds; Br9Oms, Brushes and Cordagc.
thankful for past :avors, respectfully solicit
orders for the above named goods.
DAVID HUMPHREYS L co.
ApFil 3, 1850.
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TO THE PUBLIC.
TO THE CITIZENS OF KNOXVILLE AND SUR.
ROUNDING COUNTRY.

TO THE CITIZENS OF KNOXVILLE AND SUR
ROUNDING COUNTRY.
HAVING come in possession of the Unionvillc
Store house property fully expect by the both
or 25th inst, to open at UniOnvi!e an entirely
aud complete
STOCK OF MERCHANDISE,
embracing everything usually found in a country
store. hope to purchase my goods entirely for
the cash, thus enabling to sell upon the IA
vOrable terms; and to that end, ! ncst urgently
request all persons who are indebted to me, and
have not settled their accounts since harvest call
aud settle the same at once, and hope no one viii!
attempt to excuse himself because his account il
small. shall continue the business at Elk Branch
and eudeavor to keep my stock complete, and not
be undersold take this opportunity of thanking
the community for their liberal patronage, and
hope by attention business and desire to please
and give satisfaction, to receive n continuance of
your iavors. To the patrons of UniorviIIe Store.
and all others who may be kind enough to become
such, you will allow me to express the hope, with
the aid of polite and efficient clerks render
selves acceptable to you and receive your support
Respectfully,
Us. MELVIN.
Dufield's, September 10. 1867. iFPj
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- KING OF THE WEST"
GREET WATCH SALE.

oS THE POPULAR PRICE PLAx.
GiUiES sUsrg Patron Handsome aud Reliable TPatch
TO. the tOtc Price Of Ten Dollars!
WITHOUT REGARD 70 Value
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TO TRAVELLERS.
BALTIMORE { 0. R.R. COMPANY
WINCHESTER AND POTOMAC R. R.

HarPers Ferry. Nay. u. fSS 2. WOOD A'tSr. ::
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THE KEYSTONE CIDER MILL.

NOV ON hand and for sale, the KEYSTONE
~ CIDER MILL, which VIC yuaTa utec 10 ru,,
easier grind faster, and is the strongest and most
durable Mill in use.
SNYDER & LINK.
The Portland daily press., 1867-01-15

PORTLAND.
Tuesday Morning. January l5, 1867.


Shall our Commerce he s.x.a ar Ru;neaS
Nobody who has anything to do with for
eign trade needs to be told that the shipping
interest has been greatly depressed during the
past year. Commissioner Wells was assured
by experienced shipowners in New York
that no voyage can be planned at the present
time for an American vessel from the United
States to foreign port, with reasonable ex
pectation of profit. Tne assertion is fully
borne out by the experience of shipowners in
this section. In the West India trade the
rates of freight during the past year have
tore the war. Our large vessels, engaged in
the guano or cotton trade, have done well if
they have paid their expenses. The East In
dia trade is no better, and of 191 American
vessels employed in the South American trade
in 1861, only 30 are reported as remaining
These facts are sufficiently impressive but it
may be alleged that they are derived from iu-
terested parties and should be re ,eived with
caution. We ask for them, then, only suffi-
cient consideration to establish the fact that
the complaint is general; that our commerce
is apparently suffering in every direction;
that the evil whatever it is, so far as it exists
at all, does not affect any special branch Of
our commerce but threatens the whole. That
point being established, we invite attention to
the following figures, taken from official
sources, and showing the value of our exports
and the amount of our tonnage at different
dates since 1880, when the United States be-
gan what promised to be great commercial
career. Exports of specie and bullion are in
cluded in the table, because since the discov-
cry Of the California mines in 1s4S they have
formed an important part of our annual sur
Dlus.
The Portland daily press., 1867-01-15
Terms Eight Dollars per AMMAN, i,, o1yonce.


PROFESSIONAL COURTESY. Satprdo,,,s
Argus very handsomely corrected the state
ment to which it had inadvertently given cur-
rency, that the Press had attacked Cen
Shepley. Mondays Argus, we are sorry 10
see, speaks OF an expression of opinion re-
spectng President johnson, for which the
Press is responsible, as a deliberate false
hood" The fashion Of abusing one another
IKE pickpockets has become so inveterale
among editors, that we are aware that such
expressions mean very little. Nevertheless we
are steadiastly OF the opinion that the proies-
SION cannot take the rank TO which it is Justly
entitied SO long as its members permit them
serves to use in print language which no gen.
ueman would think of using to another in
private conversation. The Argus probably be-
lieves with Mr.. Jack Rogers, that "Almicbtv
God will inscribe the name OF Andrew John
son in letters ofgold on the altar of Religion.
We don't; but neither do we feel at liberty TO
question the sincerity of the Argus's profess
sions. A deliberate falsehood" and an error
of judgment are two things.
The Portland daily press., 1867-01-15

The merest glance at this table will show
that while our surplus products have rapid)y
and steadily increased up to 1860, and since
the close of the war have risen to a greater
value than ever before, our total tonnage
which up to 1860 kept pace with our adyanc-
ing trade, is now actually diminishing Dur
ing the year ending June 80, 1866, our ex-
ports were increased by more than 80 per
centum, while our tonnage shows falling off
of nearly 16 per centum. The falling off is
really greater than is shown by the table, be-
ing partly disguised by the new rule of ad-
measurement. Even, under the new rule, it
falls below the number of tons registered in
1863 In that year our tonnage exceeded
that of Great Britain by about Is per centum;
it is now estimated aG 33 per centum less. 4
These figures must satisfy the most incred-
ulous hat our carrying trade is passing out of
our hands. Here is supplementary table re-
iating directly to the foreign trade. The to-
tai tonnage cleared from United States ports
The Portland daily press., 1867-01-15

Inc transactions ofthe Land Office of Maine
during the year ending Nov. 30. 1896 are
briefly as follows Conveyances by deed have
been made of15,ll4 acres taken up for settle
ment, on surrender of ofcertifcates; 9,4Os acres
have been contracted under certificates to ac-
tual settlers; 119,634 acres have been disposed
Of for cash and cash securities; and $50 acres
have been conveyed under resolves.
The sum of 3,1S0, derived from sales, has
been paid into the State Treasury in aid OF
the Normal Schools, and proposals for timber
and lumber, to be sold for educational prur-
poses, have been received to the amount OF
$500. The Land Agent recommends contin-
ued judicious sales of lands set apart for the
School Fund, on the ground that no consider
able sum can be realized annually from sales
OF lumber upon them.
Ihe sales OF tracts exposed to trespass and
requiring extra expense for protection have
been continued.
The Land Agent calls attention To tbe fact
that the system which has thus far contribut-
ed to the settlement and prosperity OF Aroos-
took county, no longer meets the wants of
the population it has planted there. The
roads in that region have been much improv-
ed, and are being rapidly extended under the
old system; but the desire for social inter
course and rapid exchanges of products is no
longer to be satisfied with wagon roads
Since 1889 we have found out better methods
of communication. The people OF Aroostook
county would gladly avail themselves of the
markets of their own State, but by force of cir
cumstances are forced 20 seek an outlet for
their produce through the British Province Of
New Brunswick. Mr.. Clark thinks the rail-
way t. be constructed to the towns of Winn
and Mattawamkeag on the Penobscot river,
will greatly alleviate this inconvenience, and
is entitled to the favorable consideration of the
Legislature on this ground as well as others.
The Portland daily press., 1867-01-15

This is a question to which we desire IN
call the attention ofthe business men of Port
land because we believe that neatly built.
well appointed and well conducted theatre
would exercise an important influence in
drawing trade to Portland. 1t matters not
whether this merchant or that dealer believes
or disbelieves in theatres. We must take the
world as we find it, and we know that mer-
chants and others visiting Boston and having
an evening to spend among strangers, like to
visit the theatre and do, and Boston has Good
places oi entertainment. Who shall say that
Portland does not lose thousands of dollars
worth of trade from the simple fact that Boston
furnishes theatres where her customers can
pass their evenings pleasantly.
In conversation with a merchant in This
city few days since, our excellent theatre
was alluded to and the gentleman remarked
that he seldom went to such places at home.
but when he went to Boston and had nothing
else to do he went sometimes. Now Portland
ought to provide for the amusement of her
customers. A country merchant going TO
make his purchases and expecting to be two
or three days in town, other things being equal
would in eight cases out of ten 60 to Boston
rather than Portland because there he can oc-
cupy his erenings. A well conducted theatre is
unquestionably an advantage to the business
of any place. a.H a-.r
We have now in the city probably as good
stock company for dramatic exhibition as
can be found in any theatre in New England;
but it must be admitted that they have more
disadvantages to labor under than any other.
Portland needs a new and elegant theatre, and
the managers of the present theatre stand
ready to rent suitable building for term of
years. and pledge themselves to make it in all
respects equal to the best theatre in the coun-
try. lus -y5ie
4 This matter of providing some attractive
place of amusement where those who are to
be induced to come to Portland with their
trade, can spend an evening which might 9th
erwise hang heavily upon their hands, merits
the serious consideration of the capitalists of
the city. i aia1+ .H aa
The Portland daily press., 1867-01-15

The author of Strathmore, Chandos, and
the new novel Idalia, is said to be an English
lady living near London, Miss De la Rama by
name @is7ii-' -,. "f
The Portland daily press., 1867-01-15
Great Inducements

--""- y 1SANC DY Elk.
aug11tf No. % Union Wharf
Great Inducements
FOR PARTIES WISHING TO BUILD.
1lHE subscribers offer for sale a large quantity OF
II desirable building lots in the West End OF the
city, lying on Vaughan, me- Neal, Carlton, Thomas,
West, Emery, Cushman, Lewis, Bramhall, Monu-
ment, Danforth, Orange md Salem Streets.
They will sell on credit OF from one to ten years,
Ii desireu ny the purchasers. From parties who
build Immediately, NO CASH PAYMENTS REQUIRED.
Apply at the office OF the subscribers, where full
particulars may be obtained.
J.B. BROWN g. SONS.
Portland, May 8, 1865. ma 5tf
A RCHITECTURE a. ENGINEERING.
IA Messrs. ANDERSON. BONNELL & CO., have
made arrangements with Mr.. STEAD, an Architect
of established reputation and will in future carry on
Architecture with their business as Engineers Par
ties intending to build invited 10 call at their
office, No. 306 Congress street, and examine eleva-
ons and plans OF churches, banks, stores blocks of
buildings, &C. 12