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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-03-15

/ SANDING CoNNITTEEs.-ln the Senate oI
Thursday the following committees were ap
pointed
Foreign Relations-Messrs Sumner, Chair
man Fessenien, Cameron, Harlan, Morton
Patterson Of New Hampshire, johnson.
Finance Communicable Morgan, viii
liams, Van Winkle, Cattell, Henderson, Mtrril
Of Vermont.
Apuropriati0ns-Mes Morrill, Of Maine
Grimes. Howe, Wilson, Cole Conkling, Guth
Tie.
Commerce-M5ssrs. Chandler, Morrill, Of
Maine, Morgan, Spague, Corbitt, Patterson oi
Tennessee. D10little.
Mauuiactures-MessrsY Yates, Cole, Dixon.
observation-disclosures Cameron, Cattell, Nor
ton, Upton, Guthrie
Military Affairs and the Milltia-Messrs
wilson, Howard, Spngue, Cameron, Morton
IblyCr, D0o.ttle.
Naval Affairs Messrs Grimes, Anthony
trs.u. Nye Frelinghuysen, Drake, Hendricks
Ps; Off c aud Post Roads Messrs Ramsay
Comes, P1meroy, Van Wiukle, Harlan, Nor
rIL ci Vermont. Dixon.
Plufe Lauis-Aiessrs. P0mcroy, Stewart
Elmuuis Citte.l. Williams, Upton, Hendricks
plgste Land Claims - Messrs. Williams
H1e.rl. ferry, Riddle, Norton.
I.i.u lHurs-Aiessrs. Henderson, Morrill,
,l Aale. Gess. Co.ti;t, Thayer, Buckalew,
plc.Htlt
peusious-Messrs. Van Winkle. Edmunds
1umblI, Foslsr, Upton, salisbury, Davis.
Revolutionary Ciaims-AessTs. Nye, Chaud
ler. Eugc. salisbury, Patterson Of Tennessee
Clsims-Mes Is Howe, Wiley, FrelinghuY-
seu. Howard, Morrill, of Vermont. Cole, Davis
District OF Colgmbia-Messrs. Harlan, Sum
uer, Henderson, WILEY, Patterson Of New
Hampshire, CoTbitt. Patterson Of Tennessee
Patent and Patent Ofice-Messrs Wiley,
Sherman, ThsYer, Terry. Norton.
Public Buildings and Grounds-Msssrs. Fes-
sender, Trumbull, Grimes. Terry, johnson.
Territories - Messrs. Yates, Nye, Cragin,
Fowler. Ramsay, Terry, Davis.
Pacific Rsilr5ad-Nessrs Howard, Sherman,
Morgan, Couness, Ramsay, Stewart, Wilson,
Harlan, Drake.
Contingent Expense -Messrs Gragin, Drake,
BIckalsw.
Eagrossed Eiils-Messrs. Fowler, Sumner.
Norton.
Mines a-d Miuiug-Messrs Couness, Stew
art, Chandler, Yates, Conklng, Salisbury.
Printing -MessEs. Anthony, Ross. Riddell-
L,brlry-Messrs. Morgan. Howe. Fessenden.
Joint Committee on Enrolled Bills-Messrs.
Ross. Patterson, Dixon.
Joint Committee on Observation-Disclosures
Elmuuls, Williams, Buckalew.
t. Revise and Fix the Pay Of the Officers Of
the Two IIouses-Messrs Fessenden. Sherman,
Bu3salew.
Mr. Anthony stated that Mr.. Fessenden had
been relieved from the chsirmanship Of the
Committee on Finance at his own request.
In the House the Speaker announced the
following committees
Committee on Elections Messrs- Dawes,
Scodeli, Upson. Shellabarger, McClurg, Cook,
Poland, Nicholson and Kerr.
% the Judiciary-Messrs. Wilson Of Iowa,
Boutwell,, Thomas, Williams of Pa, Woodbridge,
Lawrence Of Ohio, Churchill, Marshall and f.
bridge
On Miieage-Messrs. Anderson, Planks, Van
Aesnam, Raum and Getz.
On Rulcs-The Speaker, Messrs. Washsurne
OF Illinois. Banks, Blaine and Brooks.
joint Select Committee on the Equalization Of
Pay Of the Employes-Messrs. Woodbridge, Ec-
kley aud McCu loch.
Joint Select Committee on Retrenchment-
Messrs. Scheuck, Van Wyck, Randall, Logan
aud Washburn of Massachusetts,.
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Town Officers Elected March ). Iss7.
SOUTH BURLINGTON.

SOUTH BURLINGTON
Moderdt0r-E W Brownell
Clerk and IirsGsnrsr-J. L Smith
&.ecfmez-P. +. Smith, II. II llsrring-
ton, 5. K. lsham, Jr.
LisferS-E Van Sicklen. L. 5. Drew. K.
NJ. A Barstow.
Constable and CoilecGOr-H. Bean.
OrerSesr Of P00r-H. Bean.
AVdifOrs-Geo. NJ. Slocum. II. Chittenden
John Williams.
1olrn Agent-E W. Brownell
SuperInfendenf-A. Klmball.
Tolrr Grand JurOr-A. kimball
T'Oirn TGr-35 cents on the dollar.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-03-15

A despatch !,G-. Toronto yesterday says :;
It IS understood that orders have been re-
ceived from-headquarters to put two thou
sand volunteers in readiness for immediate
service on the Iroatier. 1t is supposed that
the authorities have received information oi
an intended Feuiau movement.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-03-15

The fact is, We suppose, about the N. Y.
Custom Houee, that it will very soon make
a dishonest Collector rich. and that it will
drive an honest Collector, like Mr.. King. to
insanity and suicide.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-03-15

Two NEw CoUYTERrEIIs. - Fourth Ma
lionai Bank, Phlladeiphia-20s imitation
said to be well done.
new and dangerous counterfeit Of the
twenty-five cent fractional currency has ap
feared. Upon close examination it may be
detected by noticing that the scroll work
around the 25,r On the upper left hand
corner. touches tie fine lines around the
edge OF the note which forms the bordering
Ebile on the genuine no part Of the scroll
work touches the line When these noteI
become worn and soiled, they will defy de,
lection, and be as good as any.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-03-15

INTERNAL REVENUE CoLLEcToR.-A. j.
Crane, Esq. took possession Monday of the
Office Of Collector Of Internal Revenue foe
this District
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-03-15
The Republican Caucus on Impeachment.

The Republican Caucus ON Impeachment.
There was large caucus OF Republican
mcmteTs OF the House, on Wednesday even
ing, Gen. Banks presiding. Mr.. Ashley in
troduc ] a resolution Ieclting the charges
which be made in the House in the last
session against the President, recounting
the course Of the Judiciary Committee
thereon. and direc ting that the same com
mittcc further prosecute the investigation,
with ample power to send for persons and
papers, and with leave to sit during any re-
cess of the House.
: long dlscussio followed ON the adyisa-
Jility Of appointing q select committee on
the subject; Batter, CovOdc, Logan ami
others advocating a new committee and
Bingham, Blaine, Farnsworth and others
urgin. tba: the matter should be left with
the Judiciary committee as before \ pas
sage between Mossrs. Bingham and But
lsr Us said to have been quite sharp.
Tie question was finally settled by adopting
Sir. A-hlcy's resolution.
a resolution by Mr. Stevens that when
Congress adiourns it be to meet on the Sth
Of May was adopted, and another by Mr..
Pomeroy of y. Y that Congress adjourn on
Monday next. Tie vote ON this last stood
- to 81.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-03-15

4 Frenchman named Gustavc Lambert
proposes to explore the open Polar Sea by
a new route, entering If possible, the open
sheet OF water at the North Pole through
Behring's strait.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-03-15
HOUSE

Mr.. Thomas presented the petition of J. J.
Stewart, eontesting the seat Of Mr.. Phelps Of
Maryland; referred TO committee on elections.
\ resolution was introduced By Mr.. Hubbard
directing the Secretary of the Treasury tc FUR
nish statements showing what number Of collec-
tors Of customs. naval officers, surveyors, In
spectors Of customs, revenue, and other officers,
have been removed since the Sd of March, 1866,
the amount of increased compensation paid to
their successors. &c. Adopted.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-03-15

PREVENTION OF INJURIES BY RABBITs.-A
correspondent. of the Country Gentleman
says
pear grower OF Kentucky, when he at once
said he knew Of a perfect remedy, which WAS to
take the rind from piece OF fat bacon, as large
or larger than your hand leave considerable
.st upon it-say quarter Of an inch cut 8
hole through one side Of the piece large enough
to insert the thumb, and holes in the opposite
side for the fingers rub the fat side Of the ba-
cor round the body Of the tree from the ground
up, little higher than rabbit can reach and
the trees are safe so far as Mr.. Rabbit is con-
cerDed.
My kind friend said he had applied this rem
edy to his orchard Of six thousand trees and
had never lost a tree
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-03-15

MoN1rzLER.-The grand list Of MOntpe-
lier l. Sl3. .256,S3 The tax voted this year
was so cents and highway tax of 20
cents The liquor Agent reports sales for
% months of 81 ll3j to citizens, $l.S52 to
people Of other towns and 1925 to town
agents the net profits Of the agency were
500.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-03-15

LlcH1 HousEs.-S. W. Clark & c., of
Willsborough, contractors for building light
houses on tie Lake, for which provisions
lad teon made, have completed the nine in
the narrows, and the work has been accept
cd Tie two intended for the Piattsburgh
Bgeakwster they will commence next week.
and finish by the opening of navigation.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-03-15

RAILROAD MEErING.-There was large
meeting Of citizens of Bennington and Rut-
land counties at Bennington last week We'd
nesday, its object being the consideration Of
measures for the speedy construction Of the
connecting link Of road between the Harlem
and Bennington & Rutland roads. There
was but one feeling manifest IN the meeting,
and that was that railroad connection be-
tween Bennington and points West and
South was an actual necessity, and that in
view of the action of the Troy and Boston
Railroad Company, there appeared to be no
other alternative than the construction of
this road.
Speeches were made by Messrs. Park,
Miner, Stewart, Nicholson, Clark, Smith,
and others. Mr.. Park, who is the principal
owner of the Bennington and Rutland rail-
road, said that he had within few days
been offered S5OO,OOO cash for his interest
therein, by parties hostile to its welfare. but
that he would sacrifice every dollar of the
road before be would be instrumental in
placing it in the hands, and under the con-
troll, of such parties. When be sold out the
road to such management he would dispose
of all his other property within the limits Of
the State, and move away.
Several projects have been considered, but
the most desirable and feasible is to connect
with the Harlem road at Chatham Four
Corners. It's estimated, upon caretnl COM
putatiOn, that this road will cost about ST.
100000. Over S5OO,O0O has already been
subscribed at the other end of the road, and
the subscriptions are daily increasing.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-03-15

DN IHE HEAD-DEEss of TIE LADIFS.-A
altar in tho Spectator. "a long time ago, -aid
. There is not SO variable "A thing in nature
.. a ladv's hoad-drtzs Within my own
memory / have known il TO rise and fall
above thirty degrees. About ten years ago,
it shot up 10 a very great iclght, insomuch
that the female part Of our species were
much taller than the men.
: remember several ladies wLo were very
near seven feet high - and he adds. '' In
Juycnal's time, tn, buildings grew by
several orders and stories. a- be has very
hum0Tously described it:
With curls on curls they build her head before,
And mount II with Formidable tower;
4 giautess she seems hut look behind,
And then she dwindles to the pigmy kind"
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-03-15

NEW ACcEPTATIoN OF MoRAI CHARACTER-
During . brief term Of Court held by Judge
ual, at Msrriusburg. Va. several applica-
tions weIC made for naturalization papers.
Among the applicants was native Of ia
luland. lie took with lin a German
aerd 20 prove his residence in the country.
"a. t.is witness the Judge asked:
DO YOU know the applicant Mr.?
Yosh, I well knows him
Is his moral character c)od3'
Oh. ycsh, yesh, Shudge, hes all right
la votes NIT Us ,''
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-03-15

LlQrOR SEIZURE barrel Of beer and
two barrels of cider were sei,ed on the pre-
mises Of Mr.. White at Colchester Centre, Fri
day. At the hearing. Mr.. White pleaded
guilty OF selling contrary to law on FIVE oc-
casions, and was frcd $50 and cost The
beer was spilled, and the cider stored to
await its turning to vinegar, VIXEN it will he
restored TO Mr.. White
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-03-15
WASHINGTON, March ;
SENATE.

Bills and resolutions were introduced to pre-
vent the sale Of spirituous liquors in the capitol
building; providing that no State shall prohibit
any Of its citizens from voting, or holding Office
on account Of color; to regulate the selection Of
grand and petit jurors in Utah; supplementary
to an act to provide for the efficient government
Of rebel States and to facilitate the restoration
All were tabled or referred. The last directs
the commanding officer in each district to cause
a registration Of voters tc be made before Sept.
lsi, and giving the form of oath to be taken
before registering SIR. Sumner introduced
resolutions which 20 over till next day, requir-
Ag that the existing governments must be va
Gated and have 10 part in the reconstruction
That provisional governments must supersede
present Illegal governments. That none but
loyal persons shall take part in the formation OF
the new State governments. That public
schools must he established, open to all, and
that homestead must be secured to the freed
man.
The bill concerning the act construing the
wool tariff bill to take effect 10 days after its
passage, was indefinitely postponed.
resolution offered by Mr.. Morrill, was
agreed to, that the printing com inquire what
further legislation is necessary TO perfect the
arrangements for the publication Of the debates
and proceedings Of Congress. and whether il be
advisable 10 make the Globe reporters respou-
sible 10 the Senate.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-03-15

The Senate of the Fortieth Congress was call
ed TO order at neon. and the new Senators, six
teen in number, including two from the new
State Of Nebraska, were qualified. The name
Of Thomas Swami, Of Maryland, was called. but
he was not present to respond. The President
and House were informed that the Senate was
ready to proceed to business, and the Senate
adjourned.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-03-15
Miscellaneous.

5 DAREEY ~ SEARCH af AZ HONEST PATRON.
a.au 1T Memphis wishing 70 Lre a planta-
u band, the dalkey -H i,ctct him to the
.ioNin. inquiry.
..Whlr Wus you raised anyhow
lefin1 receive .u5 s.-.s'4storg response,
..l 7alt on s. C.s iss. gear hire 90 81 gemp-
..r r.uwsy yuuisr 90. .ar,c haIlr-i dollars
ue .sy ly crt. %. T...t zsmpium be- sell
.- DEE say. and smother .ae tcas place bug
. .u=s .ue- lie lutF,r pay ne, aud .ag mex
-.. ae say he's .tugih.ug to % with IL. Vel,
r.l4 ODD, lime hy Ne begin 20 pick cotton,
a. b. it, and send t to DE landing Den dis
second 1lmplum be leave, suI another che come
.1 s1i say be done bought the others cut, but
l DON'T know nothing about paying We ali /;
-o0ut the time he gets the last Of the cotton
aulel of be left 20 60 60 New Orleans To get
ney 90 settle up. Next day one Of the neigh
rs cum and clam the corn 10 the field, and I
lever see nary one Of dose gemplums since.
" WhT did you not apply at the Bureau
IS. De man and le cotton al gone. We COM
mise DO De corn, but what was l75 bushels
.la n De field 'm0ugst SIX families Now. sir,
.-,t.- le somebody DAT knows you, aud wili
A g. lat you'll be here next Christmas,
aal .s an you viii trade. but If you is one Of
l1 lylblut gemplums, as ] call them, ! can't
z--rl 90 lose nary s. mother years work on
tau"
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-03-15

A Chinese restaurant with Chinese wait
ers and China service 10 to b opsoed In
Paris.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-03-15

INFORMANT 70 TAXrAYERs.-A circular
from the Comm.s:ioner Of Internal Revenue
says that by the act JUS: passed, the assess
ment heretofore made IN May must be made
in March All incomes under $1,000 are
exempt from tax Profits on sales Of real
estate since Dee 81, 1868, are taxable as
income.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-03-15

PATENTs.-It appears from the report Of
TIE Commissioner Of Patents for the year
1866 that the number Of applications was
Is ,269 patents issued. including reissues
and designs, 9,4j0. The total receipts of
the Patent Office were Si9j,G65, being
surplus over expenditures Of SlS9.94l. The
surplus fund on hand January !, lS66 was
$50, Isl, which Is now more ,han doubled.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-03-15
HOUSE.

Mr. Stevens introduced a bill appropriating
10000 for the expenses Of the commission to
the Indian country passed.
Mr. Pomeroy Is question ofprivilege offered
a concurrent resolution that when the HOUSE
adjourn On Monday next ii be to the 9Th Of
May.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-03-15

Tie broad Lake is open water again, after
only eighteen days imprisonment IN its icy
fet;ers. Parties have crossed on skates be-
tween WIllsbOTO and Burlington this winter;
but the open stTeaks further north have
pre- n;Cd any crossing to Port Kent. of
course there have been no roads bushed or
horses yeutured on the broad lake this winter.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-03-15
= Octry.
The Grave by the Lake.

FROM wmrnrn's TENT on TIE BEACH.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-03-15

In Cincinnati, last week, horse took
fright, ran, and at the basement of the
Metropolitan Hotel, plunged through win
dow among the servant girls, fat-irons and
clean clothes leaving his driver sitting in
the wagon at the curbstone, looking amazed
at the antics of Bueephalus in the laundry.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-03-15
WAsnIyarox, Mar. s.
SENATE

The resolution Of thanks to Mr Peabody for
his gift Of two million dollars for education in
the South, and ordering a gold medal to be
presented 10 him, was passed A bill was in-
troduced for construction Of ship canal around
Niagara Falls. Discussion WAS held on the re-
solution to prevent sale Of liquor in the Capitol.
after which the Senate went into Executive ses-
sion
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-03-15
HOUSE.

Mr. Wood OF N. Y. offered the following resO-
luton
hesoired That this House extends its sym
pathy to the people of Ireland in their pending
struggle for constitutional liberty. II the des-
potie governments of Europe shall be allowed to
establish monsrchcal institutions in America, so
should the U. S. foster and promote the eXten -
sion Of republican institutions in Europe.
Under suspension Of the rules. it was referred
10 the Committee on Foreign Affairs
Mr. Stevens moved to suspend the rules so
that he might introduce = joint resolution re-
appointing the com of IS on reconstruction.
Rejected by Sc to so.
Amer the transaction Of some other unimpor-
taut business the House at $50 adjourned till
Monday.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-06-03

AssREADY- MADE CLOTHING. The subscri-
ber, who has just returned from New York,
with the largest and best selected stock OF
READY-MADE CLOTHING ever offered in
this market, is selling, at his store, No. 1O6,
King street, good GREY SUITS, Of wool ma
terial, at $5 MELTON CLOTH SUITS, at
$3.50, and different kinds of ofSATINET SUITS
ut $3.50
Also, SUITS Of the FINEST FRENCH
CASSIMERES, made up in the very latest
styles, such as cannot be found in any other
store in the city, and at prices to conform with
the times. S. DEALHAM,
ap 9-2awtf No. 106, King street
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aud d slow movement OF the bees took place,
till at: length the whole swarm gradually gath
cred itself under and within the hive, except
few patches of bees, which, in walking. away, 7.
Mr. Sinmonds easily disengaged from hls dress tsss
with his hand, aud made them join Their eoan Ga,,,
panions Mr. Simmonds thus escaped: !io,, ~,
not only disagreeable but perous sIat'ih thc
1t occupied two hours from the time esao ;asa If
bees alightsd on their master, to tue .''.o D.o
his release. "a -
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NU NDER, 1872.
STEAMBOAT LINES.
FOR NORFOLK

ts5sstss=se=t sz:sts=ss=z AND THE LOWER POTOMAC.
The steamer FL LIVINGSTON, Capt. Thos.
Lawlcr viii leave Alexandria at o'clock 8:
III every TU ESDAY for Norfolk making all
the wharf landings Oh the Potomac, going ana
returning Fare including State room, So
Meals extra
On every FRIDAY. at O'Clock q. m the
LIVINGSTOE will make q trip to the mouth
Of tho river making ali the river landings OF
the Wawa3et, going and returning, and Will
reach Alexandria at O clock on Sunday.
For further particulars apply to
HOOE q WEDDERBURN,
my 29.tf Agents. No 2 Prince street.
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- EVERYBODY SHOULD USE

ExPEcroRAL WILD CHERRY Tonic,
For Diseases Of the Chest, Liver, Kidneys
Lungs, Stomach and Bowels, Dyspepsia Diar-
rhea, Dyseutery, Cholera -morbus, General De-
bility, &c, and as Blood Purifier it has no
equal A sure preventive and cure of fever and
aguo, intermittent and bilious fevers. No fam,
lily should pe without it. Sold by Druggists and
Dealers everywhere. Price $l25 per bottle.
JANNEY & Co.,
Druggists, Wholesale Agents,
NH 4-Lf No. l45 King street.
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EXCELSlORll
1I y 4 AeTELLAR'sH HAIR REXTERAIINATOR

For REMOVING SUPERFLUoUs HAIR.
To the ladies, especially this invaluable de
pilatory recommends itself as being an almost
Indispensable article to female beauty Is easi-
ly applied does not burn or lnJure lhe skIn, nut
acts directly on the roots. 1T Is WarTanted 10
from from any part Ct the body completely and rad
ically extirpating the same, leaving the skin
soft, smooth and natural This is the only ar
ticle used BY the French, and is the only ellec-
tual depilatory in existence. Price 70 cents per
package, sent postpaid, to any address, on re-
ceipt Of an order, by
''p' " BERGER, SHUTS & Co,
NH lily 2S5 River ST., TROY, n. 7.
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STOVES, I'm WAaE, &o.


The subscriber has just received direct from
the manufacturers, his spring supply OF the
above named article.
The REFRIGERATOR arc something en-
tirely new in this market, combining utility
with cleanliness; being perfectly destitute OF
any unpleasant odor, and, in fact, are the most
perfect thing Of the kind ever offered il this
market.
WATEE COOLERS Of the noatc$t patterns
and Of every size, have been received, bcautIiu
in design, of dimensions to suit any family, and
unqucStionably surprising i'll their design all
others.
he would call especial attention to his stock
Of ICE CREAM FREELERS, being confident
that q trial Of their qualities will convince the
most sceptical oftheir superiority over all others:
His assortment Of COUkIN G STOVES, will
embrace every variety, and Of the best dcscrlp-
tiOns. He would enumcratc among them, No
BI.E Cook SToyE, the best that was ever il use,
and we'll deserving its name-the LILLY, the
PALMETTO and others.
His TIN WARE will be found equal, if not
suncrior. to any ever offered for sale in Aieyan-
dria, and housekccpcrs can have any descrip-
ton Of ware Of that kind, which they may need.
he invites an examination of his goods and
presents such selection as cannot fail to please
All kinds Of ROOFING and SPOUTlNG,
executed in the best manner and on the lowest
terms. LNOCIl GELMEo,
np 10-2awtf A3, King street.