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sheriff sale.

David RsJonesys VS.. George W. Hewett ct Al
DY virtue Of pluries order Of sale issued from
ID the court Of common pleas Of Stark county,
Ohio, and to me directed, ] will offer for sale at
public optcry At the door of the courthouse in
the city Of Canton, on
Saturday, the 18th day Of April, 1877,
the following described real estate situate IN said
county, to wit: Town lot number sixty-one (61l in
Lamborn's addition to the town of Alliance. Sale
to compence at 1 o'clock p. m. Terms: One-third
cash, ohe-third In nine months from day Of sale,
and the remaining third in eighteen months from
day ofaala, the deferred payments 10 bear inter-
est at six per cent. and secured by mortgage on
the premises. R A DUNBAR, Sheriff.
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H. T. HELMBoLDs EXTRACT BUCHU
CURES DISEASES ARISING FROM IMPRU-
DENCEs, HABITS OF DISSIPATION, ETC,
in all their stages, at little expense or no change
in diet no Inconvenience, and no exposure. II
causes q frequent desire, and gives strength to
urinate, thereby removing Distractions, Prevent
ing and curing structures of the Urethra, AIlay-
ing Pain and Inflammation so frequent in this
class of diseases, and expelling all Poisonous
matter.
Thousands who have been the victim of ineom-
petent persons, and who have paid heavy fees 10
be cured in a short time, haYe found they have
been deceived, and that the Poison has, by the
use Of power astringents," been dried up in
the system, to break out in q more aggravated
form, and perhapB after Marriage.
Use HEGMBObDS EXTRACT BUCHU for all
Affections and Diseases Of the Urinary Organs,
whether existing in Male or Female, from what
ever cause originating and now matter Of how
long standing.
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These Pills are the most Delightfully."- pleasant
purgative, superseding castor oil, salts. magnesia,
etc. There is nothing more acceptable to the
stomach They give tone, and cause neither nau-
sea nor gripping pBins- They are composed OF the
finest ingrsdiqeSts. After a few days use of them,
such as inVigoration Of the entire system takes
place as to appear miraculous to the weak and
enervated. whether arising from imprudence or
disease. H T. HelmbOld's Compound Fluid Elk
tract Catawba Grape Pills are not sugar-eoated,
from the fact that sugar-coa.ed pills do not dis
solve, but pass through the stomach without dis
solving, consequently do not produce the desired
effect. THE CATAWBA GRAPE PILLS being
pleasant in taste and odor, do not neces-itate their
being sugar-coated. PRICE FIFTY CENTS E
BOX.
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Fun and explicit directions ACCOMPANY the med
Evidence of the most responsible rnd reliable
character furnished on application, with hun
dTeds Of thousands OF living witnesses, and up
ward of 90 600 unsolicited certificates and recon-
mendatory letters, many-of which are from the
highest sources, including eminent Physicians,
Gergymen, Statesmen, etc The proprietor has
never resorted to their publication in the Jews
articles rank as Standard Preparations, and do
not need 20 be propped up by certificates.
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PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL R. b
and after II p. m. Sunday December 9Th,
J $50 trains arrive atand leave the Union De-
Pittsburgh, corner Of Washington and Liberty
as follows:
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TRAINS GOING WEST.
STATIONS. ~zxPREss. MIL EXPRESS. EzPREss.
PIttsburgh-l LBS am 10 a-mll0-55 a m 500 pm
Rochester.-t 242 & $40 " 1895 m Az ="
Salem.--.-- -.--. ...... a.E--.. 49,.
Allianee..- Dos ." Ifl45 +" 500 Z" 1909"
CanL0u--- 6.5i -" t245 :" 5.47 T44
Massillon.- z.-.- ..@. ---- ---
O~rrville 49,. 6.5i Z" L59 PM AS Z" 1888 1"
Wooster--- ...-.. .... .-.... .--.
Mansfield boa f5t42 EsG6EfHho "
-GraliaAl A. $50 900 725 1i.Go :
Bueyras--~ 80 -. .,g.- I 49,. -
U Sanduskyl 49,. -. &C., .-~.-gt
Forest .a..... ll.27, "E 733 " go q 1925 am
Lima....--.Il22 PM BOO (" llO.40 l25 ..
Van Wert.- 1890. .--- $500 ..-..
Fit. Wayne. 2 so " HIS " LBS ami 25O "
1890. 49,. -- 1890.
WarsaW-....J--- j $780,. --. ..--
Plymouth $50 Z" FPS p.mE357 81 CO..
Valparaiso. .--. ..-.s -,-. .---
Chicago.,.--l $50 665 700 g 900 .
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Delivered to any address. seeaIe from obser
Yation- = -a-sft Ezs.1s q -z ~
EESTABLIsHED UPWARD ofTWENTYY YEARS
Sold by Druggists everyWhese- Address letters
for informafion-in -conhdenceL ia ENR 7.
HELMBOLD; Drrggis. and chemiskE--E q
Only Depots: H. Drug and
Chemical Warehouse. No 5S4 EBFoadHay, Mes
York. or 70 H. t. HEiAfB0LD9 Medical Depot
I0k Tenth 4tr6ek Philadelph1a- PAaIss
NR-BEWARE OF COuNTEKFEIFS.- AK for
HENRY T. HELMBoLDrSi TAKE NO OTHER
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
FlUID EXTRACT SARSAPkRILLA

VIII radically exterminate from the system Scrof-
ula, Syphilis, Fever Sorces, Ulcers, Sore Eyes,
Sore Legs. Salt Rheum, Cankers. Runnings from
the Ear, White Swellings, Tnmors, Caneerous AT
fections, Nodes, Ricketts,, Glandular Sweilings,
Night Sweats. Rash, letter, Humors of all Kinds,
Chronic Rheumatism, Dyspepsia, and all diseases
that have been established in the system for years.
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PROSPECTUS.

4 Newspapers OF the Present Times.
Intended for People Now on Earth.
Including Farmers. Mechanics. Merchants, Pro-
fesstcnal Men. WoEkers. Thinkers, and all Man.
ner OF Honest Folks. and the Wives, Sons, and
Daughters CT eli such.
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HASLEFTs

B. A. FAHNESTOOKs5 soma CO.
Ptttsoltr9h, Pa
SOLE PROPRIETORS
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J. wALKER Proprietor K MCDONALD & co.
Druggists ana General AGENTS. san Francisco. Cali
fcrnIa, and Sc end "a Commerce Street. New York
aaprilS7LIy
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sEHI-WEEKLY SUN, 81 AYKAR,
Of the same size and general character a.
THE WEEKLY, but with q greater variety OF
mieeenaneorS reading and Furnishing the news
20 il subscribers with greater Freshness. because
tteones twice r week instead OF once only.
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y BUorL4 1IEos
George Rank vs.. John Perry ct ux. ct al.

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The HSssAlux Bill.

SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE D1sPATcH]
WASHINGTON, d. c., April Il, ISL
The Senate amendments to the kuklux
bill render that measure much more OBJ
noxious than it was when it was first
reported TO the House, and in the opinion
OF some of the Republican members of that
body who took comparatively liberal
view Of the subject when it was before
them, there is every probability that it will
not become law in its present status.
Others think the House will restore the
section abolishing the test-oath, and that
legislation will be closed and adjournment
reached by the middle Of next week. The
work of the Senate to-day is thought TO
indicate the imposSibility Of the passage OF
the amnesty bill by that body.
frpGDrc,R
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Di.bandmens of the national guards.
Repulse of the Versailles Troops
Around Paris.
THE SITUATION OF BOTH ARMIES.
&C., &C., &c.
AFFAIRS IN PARIS AND VERSAILLES.

AFFAIRS IN PAR1S AND VERSAILLES.
VERSAILLES, April 14.-The Paris and
Orleans railroad has not been cut.
PARIS, April 13-Noon.-The delegates
or the party of Cancellation have returned
from Versailles. They are silent as to the
"DETAILS OF the negotiations with the Theirs
government. Nothing will be made known
pleted. '''N'
The silver plate seized in the Bureau of
silver coin.
Amiens still holds out against the Ver-
pulsed.
=, ENGAGEMENTS are in progress at Neuilly.
shells from Fort Valerian are falling in the
Champs Elysecs. Cannonading is heard
south of the city.
PARIS, April -Evening.-The object of
Inc versailles commander to-day was appa-
TIentiy TO reach Asmeres, and thereby re-
lleVe the detachment surrounded by the
Jatte.
The Versailles batteries arc cannonadinc
Neuily. po''' "A-
There was infantry fighting at all ap-
proaches to the villages. The Communists
gave way at l O'Clock. Gen. Dowbroski
asked for reinforcements, which were sent
forward, and It is announced by to-night's
communist Journal that the Versailles
forces were finally repused.
The delegates from the party Of concila-
tlon report that Theirs, while unwilling to
discuss the treaty, was willing to guar
antee the Republic, and accord certain mu-
nlclpal privileges to Paris upon n plan to he
elaborated by the Assembly. He positively
declines beligerent rights to the Commu-
nlsts or to grant an armistice. Maillot gate
is wreck
The Commune, considering the column
IN the Place Vendome a barbarous monu-
ment, symbol of brute force and fal>e
glory, and Il negation of fraternity, have
decreed its demolition.
NEUlLLY STILL HELD BY THE VERSAILLES
TRooPS-DIsBANDMENT OF NATIONAL
GUARDS-REFULsE OF THE VERSAILLES
TROOPS AROUND PARIS.
VERSAILLES, April 1.-THE Intellectual
cannonade from AsniCles and Claremont
continues.
The insurgents have not recaptured
Neuilly.
Paris, Thursday night.-The artillery
| firing south and west has ceased.
Several battalions OF the National Guards
were disarmed in consequence Of their hos
| t!lity to the Commune.
LONDON, April 14.-At 4 o'clock to-day
| the Versailles forces were repulsed every
where around Paris.
THE SITUATION AROUND PARIS.
MARsEILLEs, April 14.-The fighting drl-
| ring the past two days resulted in advant-
| ages to the Commune. Their troops occll-
py Asnieres, Villejuif, HauteS, Bruyeres,
| and other villages, and part of Chatels
and Neuilly. They have erected new bar.
ricadcs before Porte Mallot.
| The Marseilles army is posted on this side
of Chaisy, ut Cheyilly and lie Pays. Gen
| McMahon says he will remain on The de-
| fensivc until his army is greatly reinforced
The ultimate triumph Of the Commune is
| regarded as probable.
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\ HORSEBACK RIDE FROM SELMA (ALA.)
TO NLw YORK tITY.--Thren Young gentle
men, SAYS the Selma (Ala.) Times, of Satur-
day, let that city on Yesterday on what
VIII doubtless be considered in this day Of
railroads and rapid transit Il remarkable
trip. They left for New York on horse
back. and will 60 the entire distance in the
saddle. The names Of these gentlemen are
rs follows c. l.. Tildcn, Frederick Sher-
man, and K. D. Turner. The first two tave
been in business here for some months past !;
the last named came from New York Spc-
cially to make this trip. The party STAYED
last night at the residence of Col. Shackcl-
ford, Il few miles from the ty: They arc
we'll mounted and equipped for the journey,
and, we have no doubt, will have Il plcasan,
trip. They are clever gentlemen, are north
ern men, and we suggest that they take
Washington in their route, and when they
reach there that they be called before the
Congressional committee TO tell what they
saw of the kukiuX. We commend these
gentlemen to the kind consideration OF the
people along their route of travel.
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Japan is moving. Ten Years ago the
feudll system was III full force throughout
the Empire. Political and commercial ill.,
tcrcourse with the western nations have
communicated an impetus to its stagnant
conservatism, and its tcudalism has become
Il thing of the past. So completely has the
old civilization of the country been mOQi-
fled by Occidental Influences that an Eng
lsh resident has translated Il series of old
japanese tales, in order to preserve a pic
ture Of manners and customs that have be-
come obsolete within the last decade.
Californians report that many of their
small birds have been. shot or poisoned,
and that, seemingly, as consequence,
many kinds of insects, before unknown
and un0bSrryea, have abounded In the
coast valleys, and have done much injury
in the gardens, vineyards, and grain fields.
Mrs. Annie Breed, of Norwich, Conn,
tlic.i Il few days since, and left $50, 900 to Il
faithful servant, Abby Mickey, for twenty
wears of devotion. l he domestic was so
delighted with the legacy that she actually
died OF excess OF happiness in less than two
weeks.
In New York an alternative mandamus
has been granted by Judge Brady compel.
ing Booth to admit to his theatre the pro-
prietor and critic of Il weekly newspaper,
who had been refused admission on pull
chased tickets. che exclusion is said to
have been because of criticisms.
The honor of knighthood has been con-
ferrcd bv Queen Victoria upon three must
cal composers-Strcndale Bennett, Jules
Benedict, and George Elyey.
The number Of Germans expelled from
France during the war is l12,0o0. These
112, 900 demand on an average three thou
sand francs indemnity for their involuntary
exile.
Messrs. Allegro g. Askew, the enterpri-
sing propIietors Of the Forestville Paper
Mil. have commenced to rebuild their
establishment.--Ralei Sentinel.
New Orleans has subscribed S14,6 900 to
endow the Louisiana protcssorship OF mod
ern languages in Washington and Lee UNI
verslty, Virginia.
In Illinois it is fashionable for the woman
mot the NAM to apply for the marriage
license.
Strawberries were sold in Chicago this
week at 81 80 per pint. They came from
southern Illinois.
Several persons were frozen to death in
Nebraska during binding storm on Mon
day.
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ABOUT LIGHTNING RoDs.-It is q question
in The minds Of some whether Il lightning
ton from damage by lightning. It is argued
by some that while the rod is more liable
than the building to stroke by lightning,
the very power Of attraction to which the
rod owes its virtue is L source OF danger
and induces thunderboits to descend 6 trc-
quent and painful and free" TO throw
some light on this subject, the local editor
Of the Utica Morning Herald proposes to
his fcllow-sllt1ercrs in like condition
throughout the State OF New York That, in
making mention of buildings struck by
lightning during tue season, they also men,
ton whether such buildings are provided
with lightning-rods Or not.
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FORT OF RICHMOND, APRIL II, 1871.

Steamer Isaac Bell, Bourne, New York, merch:n-
disc ana DE- ssengerS. John ~. Watt.
Steamer VIM. L. Glide. Parker New YORK,
and Packet Company.
Steamer john tylVester, Clifford, Norfolk, mer-
cnal,diae and passengers, l.. y. I"tum.
MEMORANDA.
NEW YORK, April l3.-Arriyed, schooner A
Mason Rose, coal, from Richmond, Va.
WEST PoISr, April ll.-ArrlTsd, steamer VIZ
gInia, FREEMAN. Baltimore. mercnandlse hGa l,as ,
sengers, York kIver Eailroad Company, ard sailed
~ return.
ny TELEGRAPH.l
SayASSAH, Aprii li.-Arrived. steamship
Vickshurg and snip John Mann, from Boston
hsrU.e Rsch.l, ON Calao; schooners David
3 thcock. Arthur Burton. Abbie Dunn, from New
York. Cleared schooner j. II. slickney, Tor
philaJplnhia.
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A Man and His wife Rum Over by q
Railroad Train and Killed.

CHICAGO, April 14.-Mr. Edwin Marstin
and mis- wife, newly married, were both
killed by train this morning near this
city. They were passing the train, which
was moving at Il high speed, when the lady's
long dress was caught on one Of the cars.
Her husband in endeavoring to eXtricate
his wife from her dangerous situation was
also dragged along, and both drawn under
the wheels and killed.
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR ExcHANGE,}
RICHMOND, VA, April II. 1871.

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGED
RICHMOND, VA, April II. 1871.
OFFERINGS.
Whsdt-White. sss bushels. Red, & 47o bushels,
0ats.-sl2 bushels.
RHe.-8 bushels,
=, Whedk-Whitc. Is bushels prime at Bliss . BUSH
ell. c. nmon at Sl.45; 100 bushels common ct sI42A
-toaI, ia bushels -
Whedt.-Red 30 bushels common at kl.5o: so
o. ou:hes very good at $l.SO; "a bushels common at
$i'a1t; % bushels common at 81 40; 10 bushels Mt
sLa73; " bushels Common at al3o-tolal, 1855 bush
Corn White, 100 bushels very good at &C.; 10
bushels good at &c.; "a bushefs fair at 55c.; IS
bushels prime at sc.-total, az bushels.
Rye. d bushels at 9oc.
RE-EXHIBITED.
Whedt.-Whlte, bushels red, 10 bushels.
REMARKS.
The offerings OF wheat on Change to-day were
800 bushels white and 447o bushels red Of the red
'ioS bushels are from Alexandria, and the sam
pies were exhibited by Mr.. George s. Palmer OF
the MN OF Palmer, Hartsook Co. The whole
LOT which consisted of samples ofyarlous grades,
was exhibited lust about the close OF 'Change, and
consequently too late for examination and agree
ment on terms by the principal buyers. 1t was ac-
cordingly withdrawn, and we have not ascertained
whether 1t was sold after 'Change hours.
we have more than once drawn attention to the
ldct that there IS not In The whole country North
or South, a better market for wheat than Rich
mond, and the Offering here for sale Of wheat
stored In Alexandria is one of many evidences Of
the fact.
Virginia wheat will always find the best market
In Richmond, for Is manufactured the -four
which, of all others In the United Stites, COM
mand5 tie highest price In the tropics. The celeb
rity OF our Richmond four is owing not only to
the skill and care with which iG is manufactured,
but to the fact that The Virginia-grown wheat is
superior In color and strength. The northwestern
wheat is too soft, aud the California wheat is too
dry but the Virginia wheat is perfect, and at
tracts The attention Of all mills making 1t docs
h2ur of the highest and fancy grades. The mills
of This city are known everywhere as some OF the
very finest on this continent, and the celebrity Of
ther -four Is, as we have said owing to their using
virginia wheat, and in order to keep up this celeb
rity, they pay the very highest price which they
can possibly afford for the article rather than it
shouidgo to any other market.
There was but little done In corn or oats to-day,
and no change in price.
From the Alexandria Gazette of the 18th instant
we learn that Messrs. Howe Wcdderburn & Co.
are loading with wheat schooner destined for this
market.
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RICHMOND AND YORK RIVER RAILRoAD,l
SUPERINTENDENT OFFICE,

RICHMOND AND YORK RIVER RAILRoAD,l
SUPERINTENDENT's OFFICE,
RICHMOND VA, Feb. n, 1871.
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE = REEFS
" TABLISHMENT OF DAILY LINE.-Un
and after MONDAY, s,h OF March, 1871, the
TRAINS on this road will run as follows:
PASSENGER TRAINS.
Leave West Point daily at A. d. arrive at
Richmond ST I0:5SA. NJ.
Leave Richmond daily a. p. NJ. arrive at
West Point at 1856 p. M.
FREIGHT TRAIN, WITH PASSENGER CAR
ATTACHED.
Leave Richmond daily Mondays excepted) ut
A. NJ arrive at West Point at 5 A. Nj.
Leave West Point tMondays excepted at r.
NJ; arrive at Richmond at z. M.
Trains connect daily at West Point with first
class steamers for Baltimore.
Fare from Richmond to Baltimore, IS.
Through bills of lad'ng given to all points
NUErh ano SOUTH. Freight received daily and
PHILIP T. YEATMAE,
General Ticket and Freight Agent.
WIN. BRAGG, Superintendent. mh22
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Alexandria Markets

PRIL B..There is an active demand for fine
ana super Hour. and for hlph grades Of family
ann MIRA, but Tile lower grades dull and diff
ne II Is pliet and offerings light amounting TO
only 'oo 6ushcs, which sold st 4l35, Sl.46, I'll. 65
9l.10, and Sill for poor to good.
aIes ~ 40 bushels western mixed corn at 10,
y ane toc., anu small Quantity of yellow al &c.
Offerings Of oats 1000 bushels, which were sold
at 5S to Gle. wa '
40 rye offered.
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--LATEST FROM wAsHINGTOy.
Virginia National Banks.

ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE DIsPATcH.l
WASHINGTON, April 14.-The following is
an abstract of the reports made to the
Comptroller Of the Currency, showing the
condition of the national banks in the State
OF Virginia at the close of business on Sat-
urday, the 18th day Of March, 1871:
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TELEGRApHIC NEWS.
New York stock and Money narke,

New York Stock and Money Markets.
NEW YORK, Aprill4. Governments very strong
ana active Stocks steady and quiet. Money
strong. Goldstrong a. ,os.
money easy at per cent, with exceptions at s
per cent. to Government bond dealers, and per
cent. to wesker class stock brokers, Gold strong
all day, opening at Iioi, and sold down TO 1loa |:
sold up to l1oiMllca. Governments strong and
steady.
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The New York LEGISLATURE.

ALBANY, n. Y, April i4.-,The bill ORDER
ing a special election to fill the vacancy
caused by the resignation Of Mr.. Irwin fail
ed by vote of 60 yeas to Ga nays-thus
perpetuating a lock in the New York Le-
pislatllre
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MACHINERY, &C.

= structIon, for all purposes, Of Richmond or
Northern build.
for railroad, machine, car, and carpenter snops'
nlAninv.nlilis, sash, blind, door, cabinetware,
chair, bedstead, woodcnware, agricultural ma
chimes, handle spoke, stave carriage w9oa, eps
foundries roling-mills, tobacco factories, tanne-
res. saw, Touring, corn, ana paper-mills Mines
&C., g.: improved SKATING nuiteys Sna nsas-
twist drills, steam gauges, saw gummers, steam
metal, pick and tool handles, emery mhee'S Gnu
SECONDHAND MACH1HERY and sGEAn-
BOIL gRS bought, sold, and exchanged for
PLANS and ESTIMATES of machinery lof
mills and manufactures. e. A. DAYTON,
10th St., between Main and cary,
ap 11-d&w3m Richmond, va.
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HARDWARE.
METALS, METALS.

METALS, METALS. ....
swedes, Refined, and Country Bar Iron;
Band, Hoop, aud Sheet Iron;
Horseshoe aud hule shoe Iron:
Oval, Half. oval, and Half-round Iron
Small Rounds and fquares;
Eayior's Cast, shear, and 0ctagon Steel;
American and English Blistered Steel;
Russia and Imitation Russia sheet Iron
Tin Plate, Block Tin, Spelter, Lead;
Iron Axles, all sizes;
NORWAY Nail Rods: Horseshoe Nails;
Burden,s Horse aud Mule Shoes.
For sale by JOHN N. GORDON'S SONS,
NH m Pearl Block.
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NOTICE TO
CONSUMERS OF DRY GOODS.
ALL RETAIL ORDERS AMOUNTING TO $50
AND OYEE DELIVERED IN ANY PART
OF The COUNTRY
FREE OF EXPRESS CHARGES.

HAMILTON EASTER Il SONS,
OF BALTIMORE. Nd,
In order the better To meet the wants OF their re-
tail customers at n distance, have established
SAMPLE BUREAU,
and viii, upon application, promptly send by mail
fT1II lines Of SAMPLES OF the nEWEST AND
MOST FASHIONABLE GOODS, OF French,
english, aud domestic manufacture. guaranteeing
az m times sell as low If not at less prices, than
an7 house in the county,.
Saving our goods from the largest and most cele-
bratei Manufacturers In the different parts OF ELL
rope, aud importing the same by steamers DIRECT
supplied with the novelties OF the London and
Paris markets.
bad debts able and Wiling to sell our go9ds
LESS PROFIT than II we gave credit
In Sending for samples, specify the kind OF goods
desired. We keep the best grades Of every class
oS goods. from the lowest 10 the most costly.
Orders unaccomp inied by the cash WIN DC sent
y .jPRoMPT-PSYING Wholesale BuTERs
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