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PETRoLEuM.-TIic export Of petroleum
from New YORK alone i'll the year 1871
amounted to nearly Il hundred million
GA 80, 500 gallonS-an Increase Of more than
seven and Il quarter millions over The pre-.
ccding year. Philadelphia also exported
JG,UOU. 900 gallons in lSil-an increase OF
six millions over 1870. The total export OF
last year from these two ports, therefore, W;>
more than one hundred and fifty million
gallons, to which must be added the ennr
nous home consumption, to represent I'll,
total Weld Of the wells.
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trrrlCE RICHMOND AND PETERsBuEGt
RAILROAD CoMrAsf.
RIf,uMnxntNA. AuylIht 30. LSfI. J
NTOTICETO CONSIGNEEs.-The follow

NTOTICETO CONSIGNEES.-The follow
IN Ing consisnees have frrights 1T this company
,;,not which they will remove AZ once, paying
pr,. on, the same or their goods will 10 stores! at
tiiair expense: Tredesir Company, old D3iainloh
Works, g. 4. Fairbanks, Woodward soh, lioweS.
=, 20 Gardner e. 4 H.; John *. Jetcr, SPOTS &
Gibson. John Rocker. aiuist' Z King. sDnpuy Me
Kengey, III Gunst, slax Raymond 4 Co.; Va r. q
Crump; Hin & Skinker, Wisc Brotlers, ". n a =,
zs ~, q. /, Todd, W p. Elan To-, frengias Co,
~. %. Jones, j. II. IIockatay, a. t. shepherd Co
saia" I.r,I,nnI, A. Parker. X. Il. EASEY,
nm s(-It tienefai Freight Agent,
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HoRRlBLE.-A lady's beautiful solitaire
earring WAS found the other morning Ill Il
bachelors room.at Congress Hall, SaTltogu,
BY the cllamberuad while making the bed,
aud although it has been advertised and IS
worth $500, nobody has come forward TO
claim it.
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LAND SALE.-Major Ii. NJ. Bell, commits
sioncr, sold on tic 24th Instant The large
farm near Clifton Forge, Va, owned by thu
late Joseph u. Kayscr, containing 900 acres,
to Mr.. Davis A. kayser, of Staunton, Va.
for the sum of S2O,00O.
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WINcuE>TEg Item The Winchester
Times of "Wednesday lurniShc:; the follow
inw items:
Fatal .lrrid,'nt.-On Tuesday night. 10th
Instant. Il man named j. III. Manuel from
llarp,r's Ferry. was run over by the fast
| freight line near Orange Grove. on the Balti-
| NOR" aud Ohio railroad. and Instantly killed.
| Scme Of the worklnen on the road gathered
! up the scattered fragments of his body. which
! WAS literally torn to pieces. He had OH his
person some thirty dollars in money, and
| was CARRYING several files and IrlSpS. He
looked To he about forty years of age. How
he came to he at that point on the road, and
at that Eour OF the night, is not known.
His remains We're inclosed in 4 coffin and
forwarded to llarprr's Ferry to his friends.
Scarcity Of H'dtcr.-lt is said to be not
Unusual to see as many us thirty wagons and
carts at the Spout spring. ON the Bcrryrllle
road. waiting their turn To procure supply
of water. Many farmers also haul water
from the OpcIuon at that point for the Use OF
their stock.
-Nc,r Stcam Flour MM.-Wiliam Is. Baker
has begun work upon his new steam Hour
mill. which is to be erected Oh the southern
portion OF the lot now occupied by the store
and warehouse OF Baker Co. The main
building will he Of brick, iilty-livc feet front
hv >iXty-iivc deep, and about forty feet in
height Attached to the main building Will
he the cngne-louSr for the StcaEl-powcr, by
which the mill is to be operated, and COM
modious Office, and near by cooper-Shop for
the manufacture of barrels. The minimum
ca,, city of the mill will be 100 barrels OF
family flour aud as high us 300 barrels il day
of lower grades. From ten to fifteen hands
will Ge employed in the mill and rs many
more in the COoper-Shop.
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TOBACCO MARKETS.
VA.

,,d rrcs lower FOR all grades except tor extra me
yellow wrapper aud eAt, shirpinE o. NV which a, ,ste
w.ls but little selling lugs sult d,e i2r nmau.
rs of DARK LEAF there Is but little demand, and
f,ricts for such rule low and unsatisfactory. New
i;riminys are coming IN pretty freely, and when
neatly lied and well cured sell ut price, fully up W
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NORFOLK NFFAIRS.-Thc Norfolk (Na.)
Lou'nni of Yesterday furnishes the following
items from that place:

NrRrolk NfrAIRs.-Thc Norfolk (Val
Tmu'nnl of Yesterday furnishes the following
items FROM that place:
Tie E1rGtccr F0ridd.-Thc wrccking
firm of Hebrew 4 AsScr-on, Of this city. have
been for some time engaged in attempting to
raise the wreck OF the Confederate privatcrr
Florida. sunk in 1850 near Newport News
Point lille awaiting the result of Il demand
from the brazilian Government for her STIR
render. Ii will be remembered that the
Eiordt WAS captured While lyin:, in Bra
lillian port in Il partially disabled condition
iva Federal war steamer. Her hull being
firmly embedded in the mud, it has been
found impossible to raise her. and efforts arc
now being made to blow the hull to pieces
by means of @unpowlcr. and thus secure tie
-.illl> AID other mdi"r3ct. The stern wSS
blown ont Il few days since, and it is thought
nearly the whole of the hull will thus soon
he brought to the surface.
Nirrct approximations was not very
Iargc freight list for Norfolk by the Allan
steamer Austrian. Tuesday. but several ship
mcnt>. we understand, have been ullayoid-
ably left behind. and will he forwarded by
next steamer. \ merchant on Main street is
the cuu>iyncc OF several CASTS of fine goods
for ladies wear uf French and English
| manufacture. and will continue to import
| throughout the season.
C. ". B"i:.-Thc notorious Charles W.
| Butt, who once afflicted Norfolk with his
presence. and who narrowly escaped prose
| culiun IN Washington. several months since.
tor takiu" indecent liberties with school
Girls las been nominated by the Radicals of
! south Carolina for the position Of solicitor
for the Iir>t district Of that unfortunate State.
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SOCIETY OF TIE ALuMSI OF THE VIRGINIA
MILITARY lHSTITuTE.-Thc Society of the
Alumni of the Virginia Military Institute,
Tor the State of Maryland, held meeting
"Wednesday night in Baltimore, which was
well attended. After the reports of the yari-
Gus committees had been received. Major
Hayes then read several communications from
cN-cadetS and graduates expressive of their
interest in the objects OF the Association,
and rcgrettinS their inability, from various
reasons, to he present, but Offering their
hearty cooperation in all its aims and pur-
poses. Among others highly interesting
letter from an cold, gray-laired graduate !"
of the class of 1912, and Il hero of the McNi-
can war, was read, warmly advocating the
purposes of the organization, and requesting"
the enrolling of lis name rs one of lis HE'LL
lcrS. The election of additional officers WAS
then entered into, resulting H. follows: Cap
tain Randolph Barton, corresponding Sccr,-
tary, and Lieutenant Herman Walton, trca-
Surer. The committee, composed ri Dr. B..
w. Barton, j. Mason JaniSon, and J. Ryan
ArniStcad, to invite the cooperation oi en-
cadets and graduates, was continued in its
duties.
II was stated that one-ninth of the officers
of the southern army were ciereS of the Viz
GINA Military Institute; thai there have been
ora CT 1900 uatriculatc>, nearly all OF whom
Were officers during the war, ana OF the
graduates that it enrols amongst i'll numbers
over thirty ranking As brig; enlargement and
upward, including such nallIc> lis M;,jor-
General Malone, Northumberland Rhodes,
Generals Garland, Walker, Colston, ;,Iiu
others. "SloncwalI" jackson WAS prulcs-
Sor OF this institution, and enlisted from it
as al officer of the Confederate service. Its
Alumni have left names historical and bright,
and their dead lie buried OH many IL >i;li.
Culinary field.
The corresponding secretary WAS i'll
StrlIcted to communicate to tic mother
ocicty of the Alumni at Lexington, VA,
tac fact of the organization of the Mary
and Society," The meeting then adjourned
10 meet on the last "Wednesday in September.
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A SICK MOTHER LOSES HER CHILD OVER
BoARp--TuE CoNDuCToR REFUSES TO STOP
TIE TRAIN--THE CHILD FouND DEAD.--Thc
Fort Scott (kmlsaS) Monitor relates the fol-
lowing sud story Of in accident on the Mis-
souri,, Kansas and Texas railroad last week !:
a train bound tor Texas had on board Il
large number Of travellers and emigrntS,
among them lady with Il little boy aged
seven years, who lEld theaguc. When about
sixty miles below the State line the boy, who
had been walking about the car during the
evening, fell off. This was not known by the
mother until the train had gone two miles,
and the lady sought the c"nductorand asked
him to back the train. which Inc refused to
do. The lady then asked the conductor to
stop the train and lei her get off, which he
also refused 10 do, and, in spite Of her tears
and entrcalir>, carried her down TO the next
station, where she WAS compelled to stay
over night and wait for an up train the next
morning. On rctlrnin" the hoy was found
lie had crawled up the cmbankmcnt among
the grass. and resting his curly head among
the wild flowers of the prairie, and drenrhct
with the terrific thunderstorm OF Friday
night, lie was dead
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vIrtJ,IoND CATTLE MARK EJ.

Weekly report Of sales "f live STOCK from INC
,yd Ia The ~ II of August FROM the city scales
tutiic.-i6 head sold NJ 36tGc., gross.
Mecy.-I7 head sold at ;GIaEc- gross.
Uogs.-i.7 head sold ut 6tdItc.. net. s,s
SGck Secp--Icr head, S2.15@ -. So LAMBS sset
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T ASST NCE.-TO-MORROW (Satur-
,I,y) Is the last chaucc for those wishing to take
;r,0st Wishing to do su can call my Office from
A. n, Ia u T.. NJ. on that day andpay their tax
Office corner Hull and Ninth streets, llardibgs
icwelry store. G X. HARDiSh' ,oiieeto,.
MANCHESTER, VA, August ~, Isle. au BOLT .
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Sord are plentiful in the neighborhood.
--------sQss.--------
LouDoN NEws-Thc LecshIrr WAY Mr.,
ror OF Wednesday the 18th gives the follow
ing items:
Poasontng.-Mrs. j. III. Priest. residing n,
the homestead of the LITE George L. Bitter
llad some ladies to dine with her on Satur
DAY, and after being se:tcd at the table, drank
some water from glass placed at her plate
ny one Matte Cant (white girl about eleven
years CT age. After taking the second mouth.
ilil terrible burning sensation was pro
l'lced. and Mrs. Priest arose from the tlbI,
cNrlaiming am poisoned" A Thought
llll lady, after dispatching Il messenger fo,
Dr. e., prescribed white of egg. The Doctor
soon arrived. said the remedy was proner
but That the contents of the glass would have
caused death. The girl confessrs her guilt
and that the poison was corrosive sllhinnte
Baptist dSSocidtion.-rhc General As
sociation of the Baptist Church for Po
tonac district commenced its session a,
EbcncZcr church, near SnickcrSpiIlc, il
this county, on Wednesday, and CLOSED
on Friday evening. AS usual, its pro
ceedingS were largely attended by member.
Of that denomination and strangers gene
rally. Delegates representing all the churchc.
III the district were present, and great dca
of important business transacted; the mos
interesting of which was the proposition tt
erect memorial college at or near Richmond
To effect this it IL proposed to raise the sun
of $500, 900 from the Virginia churches
Strong advocates OF the proposition were
found among the ahcst Of the diyincs an,
layncn of the Church.
The CropS.--ln recent ride through
portion Of lower Loudoun and upper Eau
quicr we were particularly struck with th,
prospect for an abundant corn crop. Man,
fields, we should think. would yield from tel
to twelve barrels to the acre. The grass is
dead failure, notwithstanding" which, how
ever. We saw some of lis fine, sleek cattle IL
ever glrzcd upon ga thousand hills"
Court Observation-Disclosures court adjourned
on Saturday, after Il twelve days session, nv
of which were devoted to the hearing of up
plicatonS for rcissesslnellt Of lands. Abou
200 cases were disposed of, resulting in cur
tailment of the assessed values of from FIJI
teen to twenty per cent.
PQHhCdi.-A private letter from Hon.
Is. Baldwin, addressed to il gentleman OF thi
town, states that he intends to visit Loudoul
some time during the pending campaign TO
the purpose of addressing the people upon
the political issues of the day.
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NuREtnK MaKk ETa.

! AUGUST .-CUtt0a.--Tte market for the past
week has been yer, dull No sales whatever to ncfc
Ne quote: Low middling, 2esc g0od ordinary, isf
gG2tc.; ordinary. lbaIl 5c. ssss55S q
C0rH.-The feceipts and sales for the past week
have been very light and the market rather dai. No
SIDES reported to-day. The last sales made were ~
Ioc. for Whites G7c for iBix.J sud &C. for yellow
Corn Heat-3 Market dtl 1t 91eI9sc. ~ bnshei.
/ Et,tr--- Market quiet. We quofe for ysdonsi
brands: Fine Ss.c5glsl59 s.ipeffne.
e->tra. $s.TsG Irio.sp: family, SlU.sc&1 3t3.
this week, ana prizes to-day up 70 Stl In
bulk Tor good yeliows. Early Rose soldat 20.
All Other stuff Is irregular. Peaches IL good, would
/ scll well.
Hdy.-aarhet quiet at $3.50 ~ 100 i,S cargo.5
iintex.-Dry. 1ssslIc. 2, d. green, 7c a. d.. q
Lnmber.-Ihc stock anu receipts are very bght,
and our quotations mainly nominal: Yellow
pine clear flooring. az looo feet So; ditto stepHiug
clear eirt. S.os. 1oist. t6 To % feet. Bic - TO
," feet, sisstS2s. Common boards. $ls9fS SD Heart
ioist and sc;intliig, &56 So to- sizes and iengffs
Mdrcs.--Alarkri for I'LL kinds very active. lied
oak much wanted nj $iad, 80: cus $40 I,asl All
kinds command full prices. White oak hogsheads
!55I Sol; white OAK heading, White oak
pipe. Sln1IISl5.
ihinyitS.-Ttc market Is very dull especially for
two-feet shingles there ieiug no demand whatever
Tor them. We quote s0-inch heart S66fSia; saIs,
s56Is7.5O e:-inch heart, S1p64Sl6; ssps, S7sed
PeftnntSMarkctiir n With very limited receipts.
There Is some retail dcmlIu' ut very fair prizes, and
fl6p66il.7C IL obtained for parcels that 2sc. lss
would have taken q few weeks ago. There Is no
stock now held here I'm first hands, aud very little In
inyouc's possession. The weather the past week bias
been hot and dry md there Is beginning TO be COM
pL,ints OF drought smOng planters. ~
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= = = :
PROPOSALS.

cry ESasNRsnfa OgFacEgs
EIcBAoNp, Va, August "a, ~ Pa
n1o CONTRAGI no sealed pr9ps.ssls
win he received al this Office entn s,
ES,TENSION OS; THE SECOND ~ sssft'sss-
HOUSE. at the second Market. - s..,,,i.
css in, az this Office. !, al s;,,s,s
Tho GomIniftce ON Public Grosi;t aisu
reserves the right 10 reject Any IF ass
4 =. j. ~, = = City Es,ginser
xr1TJcE The undersigned ,silt res s. ,.ss
IN gf,, i,, tn ffsltS ~
SttuhAs2 z " r. ~ - : e L. TX tftass
orr, y. y y, IN, lIs9 atatn stfses
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EULCIlER WHlShEY.

EULCIlER WHlShE1.
LEXINGTON. VA..July IL. 1872.
Geltlcnen.-I have examined carefully the speci-
men of whiykey manufactured by you and sent 10
me Tor analysis. 1t is very pure and excellent
article free from all foreign matter.
Very respectfully yours.
Il. :. MCCULLOUGH,
Professor OF Chemistry,
Washington and Lee University.
Mcssrs FuLCIIER & BOWMAN, Stauntor, Va. H..
Orders NAV be left with H. WAGNER & CO., COR
ncr Broad aud Sixth streets. an i0-Sm
DER BARK TARPEIAN.
we are now landing per bark Tarp"ian, Of our
S YOTSGERS EDiNBURGH INDIA PALE ALE,
YOUNGER'S EDINBURGH DOUBLE sIhosu
| GUiNNSEss's DUBLIN STOUT, bottled by E. 81.
| Burke. 3
BASS & CO.'S PALE ALE, bottled by L. & q.
] Hilbert, Of London; :, IN,
| ALLSOPiS PALE ALE, bottlci by,E. & G.. HID
| bert, of London
GJTiNNESS'S DUBLIN STOUT, bottled by Il. 4
| q; Hilbert. of Londtn:
| HIBBERT"S BROWN SrDUT,b 0ttled NY r.. d ".
| Hilbert, of London: co,,
| JUL ES ROBIN Il CO.'S PALE and DARK COti-
| MAC brandy, of vnricus yintages.
The above goods are rcconliHcnueu w tue u,,ue as
entirely reliable. We are prepared to sell eiBer W.
bond or duty paid for currency or roid at prices 10
low rs can be afforded 10y any American, UT
| jc27 ,. - ih '',.i. y ~ ~
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Washington lIei, scs,
1872 II M
Iyles 'he contract 10 rebuild our
s J 9 JILL. which was destroyed by fire
y Davis, of sLanessi lille, on Monday last. ti,ey
81, POS. ~. i g us !. uen ~" y % %
Land So'e.--Thrre hundred acres of the
'aran called "Presque Isle, near Ayletts, has
U ", sold 10y ]. 1. Sale. MS commissioner, to
w. Dabncy, of Richmond, for the sI,m Of
s2,ooe. Nlr. Dabney intends to reside on his
purchase. =
Prordctcd Meehng.-A protnctcd meet
ing commenced at Shackletord's NJ. T.. church.
hing and Queen county, ON Sunday The 1sh
Instant. ana closed on Tuesday last, durn.
which time fifty protested conversion and
forty connected themselves with the church.
rev. Mr. Martin is the minister in charge.
Sora are plentiful in the neighborhood.
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his i,,.s ia. 80,
M 5s,ss sas
vice foe the I,eriod o lla 81 century Nth s
s,ngular fidelity and abtiits, and II whom ha,,,
during his long oilisl career tho i,,asr -
oet!sactton has never been pointed. ami
against whom the Voice OF cs,I,iinny has never
been raised. ss So - ''e - i io5Si
/. -. That we deeply sympatlisc with the
'am'iy OF the deceased in their bereavement
ana tender to them our coincidence In the,,.
sad loss. :" .heii
-. That rs further mark of rcspect for
tue memory OF the deceased the mc,n,,ers =,
tir oar and officers Of this court will wea,
TIE usual badge Of mourning for thirty DAYS
and that the Judges of County and cirr,it
courts OF this county be requested TO spread
lheSe resolutions upon the minutes of their
respective courts, aud that copy of the
same nc forwarded the Richmond uapers for
publication. and one also To the daughter a,
the deceased; and that rs a still further
marx ct respect this court do now adjourn.
"EnMr>nI. MiSoR. Chairman.
"fdgor ". tr"",p. secretary"
The meeting was called to order nbout 4
o'clock on the oath OF August. 1872. Appro.
pirate speeches were made by Il. L. Lacy.
Cyrus \. Branch. John =. Pierce, and r. r.
Lacy, Jr. After the above resolutions. of.
iced Ivy 7. Taylor, were adopted, the meet.
n% adjourned. +. N. CRuAp. Secretary.
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The vienna polonaIse is a .fall novelty,
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7,TnE sgw 4 llcnnIsI0r a B.Dsraorg.-

THE REV a acnBIsH6r f5r BAtfTaoEE.
pss keyarsA6i ttis
new Archbishop of Baltimore, left Newark
to visit Seton Hull College. at South Dfsiiige.
Nj on sTf'aesdags lie vii, probably make
m irforfIial farewell visit to tie most impcr-
tant points in his lutte diocese, md will not
fleaYef0r Baltimore much under mouth or
two, as he has a great deal of work to finish
lnp. The Newark IN. j. correspondent of
the New York Herald says:
| While there remains little doubt but that
the newly-appointed dignitary will bow to
the decision of the highest authority i'm his
Church and formally accept the great trust
Iconiided TO him, it Is nevertheless true that
no one could assume SO lofty an ecclesiasti-
| cal position with more reluctance than the
new Archbishop of Baltimore. He had be-
come SO endeared to the laity and clergy Of
Newark. and they in like manner 10 him.
| that it will he like tearing father from his
children for him to 90 out from amongst
them. Could it be of any avail. and would
the ecclesiastical proprieties and personal re-
spcnsibilitieS so permit, the Archbishop
would undoubtedly forward his declension
of the high appointment.
/ Rev. DR.. Corrigun, of Seton Hall, New
Jersey, and Rev. Father Preston, of New
York, have been mentioned is probable sue
ceSSors to Bishop Bayley in the diocese Of
Newark.
| His successor in Newark will be nominated
by the clergy duly assembled in conference,
who will ballot for three narnes-diqnus, diq-
NOR, and digniSSinluS-- which will be duly
forwarded to Rome by Archbishop McCloS-
key, and from which his Holiness will choose
one, although it is not absolutely rule that
the Vatican should do SO, but may appoint Il
clerk not mentioned in the nomination roll.
| Plans are on exhibition ut the exposition
i'll Newark for "A magnificent cathedral and
bishops house in the city, TO cost over one
million dollars. The plans were brought
from London and are very elaborate.
| The New York Tribune, in claiming the
new Archbishop as an honored fellow-townS-
man, says:
| Bishop Bayley has numbers of friends
among all CLASSES and denominations of our
citizens, who will heartily congratulate him
upon his elevation to The chief dignity of the
American Catholic Church, and felcltate the
people of Baltimore upon the acquisition o
il prclatc so highly cultivated, genial. and
virtuouS. His grandfather, DR.. Richard Bay.
| ley, was Il surgeon in the British army III
New York, aftcrward the first professor o
anatomy in Columbia College, and the ori~S
nator of our quarantine system, and died d
ship fever in the discharge Of his duty Il.
physician of the port DR.. Baylcy's daugll
Ter, Mrs. Seton, founded the congregation o
the Sisters Of Charity in the United States
1erneph"w, the present bishop, was al Epis
cOpal clergyman in this city for some years
and after becoming Il Catholic priest WA:
secretary to Bishop Hughes. TO the Iearnn.
and accomplishments requisite in his station
he adds Il knowledge OF the world and o
men, the most estimable social qualities, N
agreeable presence, and remarkable ania
bility.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-08-03
-YoR DECORATING FoUNTAuI.-
HERARDAHS, SUMNER HOUSES,

VERARDAHS, SUMNER HOUSES,
ARB0RS, CHAIRS, SETTLES, Dc, d.
New STYLE WRouGHT.IRoN RAILING, for Front
OF House and Cemeteries. Never before inRO
duced.
CAsr and WnouaHT.IRox RAuBsI, for PuRlc
Buildings and Squares, Cemetery Lou, Gld1
Fences, Balconies, Roof CrestnEi, etc., In pal
variety OF Patterns.
IRoN SrAIRs, spiral and Straight Of vtFS1i
Patterns and Styles. Spsela! atttN!iaa g''ta Nv
elGSST tFork.
LAMP PosTs, for fronts OF Public B1Ildlngt,
Hotels, and City Streets, Of Plain ind ElASonN
Designs.
STABLE FITTIHOs, Of Cast and TInughtlgt'
Of New Improved Styles. such a. Hiy hS1 ~,
Stall DlVlaiOns, Managers, Harness DfA:Aeh, d'F
terI, Traps, Yentilators, sc. VII.
WIRE WORK OF every description WIG
Guards OF Crimpcd Wire. GALVANIZED OF PI,hlte
In Plain or Ornament ! Patterns, lCrsi9ie DoOi
and WINDOWS, Factory and Warehouse MilGlsi
RAilings for Offices BSnEs, Counter kAllIhs'
Balconies Lawn and Farm PCrtCs. &c, &c AZ.
GATES for entrance TO Cemeteries, rgp I..
Squares ana Gentlemen's County stA1' y " "
TubtnRor WrOught.ltOR bo'h sipge Ale oV'''
In elaborate and simple designs.
DRINKING FOUNTAINS. for Etreet utes. a w
large assortment OF d, signs expressly lH ~
purL Oso. ar. MI,
ClsT:IRoN URlSAL Boxes, for Pebble Prp
and City streets. ,,o..,.
OVAL VASES, Latest styles, CcHtcn1!ll P.I'aII
HIToHIHO POsrs, Jockey, Co0lie, eAngH ~
plain designs. SPtt&-