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The New York herald., 1873-03-17
AQUATIC NOTES.

At the last meeting of the Nautilus Boat Club the
constitution and bylaws were amended, and the
offices OF Captain, Lieutenant and COxswain were
created An election for these positions resulted
ir the following choice :-Captain, Richard Neville ;
Lieutenant, Charles Christa Coxswain, william J.
Kenny.
few days since q new boating and sporting club
was organized in Hoboken styled the Meteor Spert-
ing Club. The members will devote themselves to
rowing, hunting and fishing. Their new barge
Meteor will be completed about May ]. giving the
association three boats, including the Hattie and
the Flying Dutchman After that period the Meteor
will accept challenges from any junior organization.
The officers president, William 7. Hopkins;
secretary, Richard Gerner; Treasurer, +. Il.
Walter.
The elegant house of the ArgOnauta Rowing As
sociation at Bergen Point, N. j., will be formally
opened on Tuesday, April /.
Messrs. Roach sweeney. Neville and Welch Of
the Nautilus Club went up the Harlem lar
MacCombs Dam, last Sunday week. They were the
pioneers OF the se9son
Doctor Russell Wthers has declined to accept
Mr.. Edward Smiths chaenge-in TACT, he won't
row anybody just now.
1t is said that Mr. william II. Haley, OF Pittsburg,
will match william Scharff to row any man III
America three or five mile race for 81 900 side,
the contest to take place in June, near the above
city. II 5charff's hackers fail to match MIN within
two months, they will take him TO England.
The New York herald., 1873-03-17
TIE HERALD ANTICIPATING HISTORY

From the Steubenvie (OhO) Herald, March AL
The dangerous Captain General of the Span sh
forces in Cuba has rec0nsdered his threat to shoot
Mr.. O'Key. the NEW YORK HERALD's spunky cor
respondent. If Captain CeballOs wants to shoot
there are plenty OF those termed rebels ON the
seem OF the Antilles" lighting for their freedom
to draw triggers upon without threatening
death to man in discharge OF his pro.
fessiOnal duties. IL is ridiculous and ig-
nOrant notion that press correspondent cannot
report to the world what history must inevitably
do 1T later date. The HERALD anticipates his
tory by spreading reporters like bres in all direc-
tOns grasping all that is OF interest with lightning
rapidity and giving the worlds doings in such an
incredibly short space Of time that the Old World
looks on with amazement American journalism
is too far in advance of the Old World
fer slow thinkers, the stupid threat of the
doughty Captain General CeballOs to shoot the
HERALD's correspondent must in a measure be
excused CebaOs should have lived in the past
century gone back to Europe. American news
papers too far in the future for him to compre
hend CeballOs has already been ordered heme by
the Spanish government, and general OF less
antiquity is to succeed him. 1t Is expected the
Captain General will go in a sail vessel.
The New York herald., 1873-03-17
sUSQUEHANNA ICE GORGE.

Immense Quantities OF Ice in the River
The Water OvcrnOwing the Banks
Work and Travel Suspended and
Much Excis scment Prevailing.
COLUMBIA, Pa, March 10, 1873.
An immense ice gorge formed here last night
extending from Columbia Bridge, half mile up
the river to point opposite Chickes Rock. The
ice is packed solidly from the dam the point but
the gorge extends across the river opposite
Chickies. This morning the water was eighteen
inches deep on the Pennsylvania Railroad, detain-
ing all the freight trains, east ana west. AT noon
to-day empty trains ran through the water, and In
tho afternoon loaded trains followed. At SIX
O'Clock this evening the water receded entirely,
but at seven O'Clock the track was again covered
to the depth OF fifteen inches. The Henry Clay
Furnace Is compelled 70 suspend operations.
The channel which was open along the eastern
shore during the past three days, g0rged this
morning. Observations with glass from
Chickie's Rock reveal channel along the west
Shore and II Is believed the current Will force a
passage on that side before morning.
The Pennsylvania Canal Is badly damaged, hav-
ing been broken at three places and the force Of
bank.
Last night, when the gorge formed, man was
observed walking on the tOwpath, but the water
backed up so rapidly that it Is supposed he was
swept under by the current as he was not seen
again. the river Is reported free OF ice from Ma
rietta TO Harrisburg.
Thousands OF visitors viewed the gorge from
Chicke's to-day. There Is much excitement but
the lumbermen here do not leel alarmed.
The New York herald., 1873-03-17
Oar Republican Cour. cos.um-.


The story told in another column OF the re-
cent visit of the Diplomatic Corps to the
White House, to congratulate His Excellency
the President on his second Inauguration, will
be read with intense interest by wealthy and
powerful portion Of our citizens 1t settles
vexed questions Of etiquette, and distinctly
lays down the rule as to court dress. Here
after no ,nan or milliner can pretend ignor-
ance Of the right kind of cooked hat, breeches
and braid to wear in the presence of the head
of the nation, and therefore the unseemly dis
plays OF democratic broadcloth, which have so
frequently in the past thrown gloom over
our republican Court, will not be permitted
We felicitate the country and congratulate the
tailors on this happy result. The comments
OF our correspondent on the manifested desire
of our dplomates to equal, if not excel, the
representatives of the Old World in gorgeous
ness of dress and stateliness of department we
cannot approve. While we are permitted the
pleasure of maintaining a batch of patriots AS
Minister'S Ordinary and Ministers Extraordl-
nary, we should also be allowed 10 dress them
in the most attractive manner. We certainly
and at home of any country, and they should
never appear out Of character for want of but
tons. gold lace and straight swords. Ii an
extraordinary Minister of the United States in
Europe is compelled to make way for an
inferior and less extraordinary being in
cooked hat, then, in the name of the Appro-
priation bill, let our man have the tallest
busby that dollars can buy. And if Resident
Ministers of kings in Washington are arrayed
in purple and fine linen, let us assert the
greatness of our country by adorning our
diplomates in gorgeous attire.
1t will never do to permit the movement to
stop at Washington. Once started it must
go the rounds of our embassies and consulates
abroad. And perhaps the best representative
Of our altered condition of mind on court
Costume we could find just now would be His
Excellency Jim Nye, Of Nevada. Jim is
underlined to appear at Pekin at an early
day, and it would be judicious and wise
act to clOthe him in garments OF such splendor
as would at once open the eyes OF the Brother
OF the Sun to the immense resources of the
. Great Republic. Then, as ordinary and ex-
tra0rdinary Ministers wear straight swords
only, Jim could carry pair of ''toothpicks"
and ''navy' as significant Of his weight and
standing in the diplomatic world. Clothed in
the usual ''go-to-meetin' s." neither Jim nor
any other extraordinary Minister of the United
States could make half the sensation as in full
court costume.
The New York herald., 1873-03-17
EXTENSIVE FIRE IN OHIO.
Part Of the Town OF Eiyria Burned
Down-LOss OO,OOG-l.ist Of Insur-

Part Of the Town OF Elyria Burned
DOwn-LOss $sOO,OOG-l.ist Of Insur-
ances.
CLEVELAND, Ohio, March 49, 1878.
terrible cOnnagratiOn occurred at Eyria, Ohio,
on saturday night, by which the finest bust
ness portion OF that place was destroyed.
The fire originated about midnight in the
dry goods store OF Starr Brothers 4 Co., in
Ely Block, corner OF Mill and Broad streets,
and IN an almost incredibly short time danes were
bursting from every window. The wind was blow
ing a perfect gale at the time, and it drove the
fire through the entire block OF ten elegant
stores, stopping only at Washington avenue.
The two engines IN use were found made
quate to cope with the danes, which, aided
ribe fury. kilograms were sent to Cleve-
land for aid, and q steamer arrived about three
O'Clock A. NJ, at which time the danger was mostly
over, though 1t rendered efficient service in pre-.
venting the further spread of the fire. II is prob
ably sale to say that the total loss will reach
100000. The following persons were insured:-
A. Ety. on the block, $25, 900; Starr Brothers Co.,
stock 100000 A. H. POmeroy. $4,000; 7. H. Gin
nell Co., clothing 81 500: HOyle Brothers, grocer
les &C., 5000; W. Johnson, law library 10000;
Co., confectionery, $4,000; 7. B. Sanford. boots
and shoes, S2000 the Elyria Library, $4,000; J. G.
Halter, photograph stock, $4,000; Masonic lodge,
furniture, &c., $135; j. Mungovern, hotel liquors,
&c; Ss,7 700, and some others not ascertained
The losses OF insurance companies, rs far as
ascertained, are as fOllows:-Etna, OF Hartford,
$4,000 Underwriters Agency, of New York,
$4,000; Home, OF New York, $4,000; Continental,
OF New York. $1,000 Phoenix, OF Hartford, 500; ;
Phoenix, OF Brooklyn. $4,000; North British and
Mercantile. $1,000; National, of Hartford, $1,000; ;
sun. Of Cleveland, $4,000; Royal OF Liverpool,
$1,000; Hartford. OF Hartford, $3.50.
The New York herald., 1873-03-17
ROBBERY OF THE MAILS.
The st. Louis Mails 20 the East Robbed
Of S65,0OO in Checks-The Job ssPUt
Up' in Buffalo.


ST. LOUIS. Mo-, March l6, 1878.
II has transpired here that the mails from st.
Louis to the East have been robbed several times
during The past two months. Fifty thousand
dollars worth Of gratis, sent from acre
by the Third National Bank to the Ma
tional Bank OF Commerce. or New York.
on the night Of January 81, failed to reach their
destination. but have not since been presented:
therefore the bank il not loser. The mails OF the
lith ana 18th OF February were also robbed,
but it Is not known that any drafts
from here were presented negotiated
until u few days ago, when Information came from
Bui'ai0 that draft for sl5, 900, issued hy bank
here IN favor OF j. Z. Ayres h Co., OF New York.
had been presented to an express company in
BuYalo, with the name OF that firm forged. The
had been paid. Upon receipt OF this information
General smith, Postmaster. immediately com
menced Investigations, and aScerthined that
the mail OF January 81 did not go through.
and that the mail box was robbed Of
several letters apparently between here
robbers but special Post ONCE Detective Shartiey
Is working up the matter. The payment OF drafts
is said to have been brought about az fol-
iows:--A man. supposed to he engaged in these
r0bberies, came 10 Buffalo, accompanied by
lady dressed in the height Of fashion, whem he
meats. and formed business relations with ap ex-
press company. lie sent several drafts by
Tor $4,000 on 81. Louis Bank which
was genuine. In this way he gained the confidence
OF the company, who supposed him TO be wealthy.
him upon i,s entrusting 1t to them for collection in
New York. ....
The New York herald., 1873-03-17

mai ntained, are not necessary conditions to
salvation. What will the Bishops and the
Pope say to this2
Mr.. Beecher has let up a little on philoso-
ply, and yesterday treated his large congre-
cation to little more of Christ and His
Gospel than they are won't to get. We hope
he will continue, and fight it ont on this line
all the Spring, and Summer too
DIR. Clarke treated of repentance, true and
false, and presented some illustrations of the
sad effects OF the latter.
Father O'Reilly gave some reasons why
Catholic youth should be religiously trained,
and why Erins sons should make this day II
religious festival and strive to spread the faith
abroad in all the earth.
The New York herald., 1873-03-17
NATIONAL GUARD NOTES.

The Twenty-sccond are contemplating renewal
OF their camp at Lsng Branch
Military circles have fully recovered from the
effects OF the late great national display, and the
various corps are aow settling down earnestly to
work.
The Slxty-ninth will parade today in honor
OF st. Patrick. In the evening the "non-coms -
give their annual bail At the armory, when hand
some psrtrai! OF the late General Thomas Francis
who is now private in Company X, which his la
mented lathef organized and led, as its captain, to
the war, in 1861. The occasion will probably he
most interesting, and viii be, undoubtedly. well
attended.
The New York herald., 1873-03-17
FRANCE.
The Evacuation Treaty with Germany Promul-
gated-Neutrality and Diplomacy
Toward Spain.
TELEGRAM TO TINE new YORK HERALD.

PARIS, March 16, 1873.
The new treaty between France and Germany,
providing for the evacuation Of the French pro-
vinces, was signed at Berlin yesterday and the
text is published. The German forces to
evacuate all the places they now hold in France by
the lst OF July, with the exception of Verdun and
vicinity rsm which they are to withdraw on the
5th Of September.
DIPLOMACY TOWARDS SPAIN.
Troops have been sent to the Spanish frontier to
assist the local authorities in the execution Of the
order requiring that all Carsts crossing into
France be "interned."
1t is announced that Senior Rios will succeed
Senior Olozaga as Minister of Spain to France.
The New York herald., 1873-03-17
AN OLD MAN AND A CHILD BURNED TO DEATH.

CHICAGO, March 10, 1873.
In the township of Worth, near Chicago, on Fri
day morning. house occupied by John Simmons,
farmer, was burned and simmons father. aged
eighty, and his child, aged two years, perished In
the flames.
A thousand dollars in bank notes, secreted III
crevice In wall OF the house, were consumed.
The New York herald., 1873-03-17
THE HERALD ALMANAC.


INoHs IN. III StHIIHtIT
"HErALD ALSASAC.'-Ths annual compendium
OF nnancial, commercial and political facts and sta
ustics has been issued for 1873. II embraces very
great variety Of information, valuable to poIiti-
clans, mariners, farmers, lawyers, bankers and
business men generally Its cost Is not to be com
pared with its value Price, TWENTY-FIVE cents.
Address HERALD Almanac New York city-
The New York herald., 1873-03-17
THE APACHE WAR.

General Crooks Policy yApproved-Imdian
60 Answer Roll Call-A Claim by Mexico
for Damages
SAN FRANCISCO, March 10, 1878.
Advices rom Arizona state that General Crook Is
At Camp Mcdowell with mis- entire command Of
twelve companies His policy towards the hostile
Indians gives great satisfaction In Arizona.
1t is thought that General Towards treaty with
COchise vii, result in claim by Mexico on our
government for five or six millions OF dollars as
special damages.
The horse disease is spreading so rapidly in
Arizona that IT will seriously affect military move
ments
Seneral Crook has established a rule that every
Apache Indian a. = military post must answer the
roll call every day. Nothing is yet known concern
ing ne future movements OF the troops in Arizona.
The New York herald., 1873-03-17
REsCUING A PRISONER.

Onicer O'Hslloran, OF the Twentieth pre-
cinci was assaulted last night by a
crowd OF roughs while conveying pris.
oner to the station house. They attacked
him at the corner OF Thirty-sixth street and
Eleventh avenue and beat him severely and res
cued the prisoner. O'Haoran was attended at
the station house by the surgeon oil the district
and sent to pis hQWe.
The New York herald., 1873-03-17
A BARROOM MURDER.


SYRACUSE, N. ", March Is, 1873.
About midnight on saturday four men engaged
in playing cards in a saloon in this city when
a dispute arose and they went into the street,
and one of the party named Smultz, was stabbed
and died shortly after. Two brothers, named
Andrea. have been arrested for committing the
deed. and they admit IT, bat claim that they acted
In II.lp
The New York herald., 1873-03-17
Kansas City MOI Daily News. /

The almanac" published by the NEW YORK
HERALD is just such work that the public had
right to expect from the greatest newspaper In
the werld. II contains much useful information,
and as financial, commercial aud sclitica regis.
ter il has no equal.
The New York herald., 1873-03-17
FIGURING MILLS BURNED.
CHICAGO. March Is. Is

CHICAGO, March 10, 1873.
TOdds houring mills, at La Sale, H., owned by
Maurice Henstadt, were burned on Friday night.
The loss is $22, ,O0O Insurance, 81, 900. Todd &
Son. in addition, lost l,500 bushels of wheat un-
m rpI
The New York herald., 1873-03-17
AGRICULTURAL WORKS BURNED.

ST.. LOUIS, Mo-, March is, 1873.
The Quincy 0 Agricultural Works were burned
last night with large amount OF stock and some
two hundred corn planters. The loss is about fifty
thousand dollars; insured for $4,000
The New York herald., 1873-03-17
ATTEMPTED ARSON.

An attempt was made last night TO burn the
residence OF Police 0ncer vaughan, SO Myrtle ave-
nue. Broekyn, by an unknown man. He had fired
o hogshead dlled with paint. paper. Snaung wood
and rubbish, that was beneath the stairway Of the
house,
The New York herald., 1873-03-17

LISBON, March 16, 1873.
In the Cortes yesterday the Minister OF Foreign
Affairs announced that the Portuguese Consul has
been instructed TO demand immediate satisfaction
Of the Brazilian government lor late outrage to
the Portuguese flag at Para.
The New York herald., 1873-03-17
LAKE NAVIGATION.

MILWAUKEE, Wis, March 16 1873.
The river and harbor are now free from ice.
The steamer sherman has arrived from Chicago,
and the propeller st. Joseph left for Chicago this
morning.
The New York herald., 1873-03-17
SWITZERLAND.
Pere Hyacinthes Broad Church Mission in
Geneva.
lllI(Fiw 10 1Nt NEW YORK HERALD.

PARIS, March l6, 1s73
Pere Hyacinthe has begun to preach in Geneva
with marked effect. His congregations are very
large, and he is fast gaining adhercnts.
The New York herald., 1873-03-17

MURDER IN THE FIRST DEGREE,

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, March 10, 1873.
The jury Ia the Of Charles Mortimer, on trial
in sacramento Tor the killing of Sarah Gibson, has
brought in verdict OF guilty OF murder la the first
degree.
The New York herald., 1873-03-17
PANORAMA OF OTHE PILGRIMS PROGRESS I"

The panorama OF 'The Pilgrims PrOgress,r COM
posed Of immense paintings OF the most interest
ing scenes in that most interesting OF books, exc.
cuted by the artist who did the original scenery OF
the "Back Crook" will be presented on Wednes
day, Thursday and Friday evenings of this week In
the Church OF the strangers. IL was once before
exhibited in 1869, in the old church on Union
square, since demolished, and has been taken
through the greater part OF the country since the
successful run which it then had here. IL is now
much Improved and elaborated, and in April will
be be exhibited d for period OF sixty SIX days at Apollo
Church OF the strangers go to the charities u0der
the patronage OF the congregation.
Economy in Murder.-A Large Hotel or
boarding boa house may BE- resd rS% dSsn;
sTR6YER The 81 asR IS equal to six TASKS at &c each
surplus il any, Will keep
Ain Elegance or Design, Superiority
u and
: EsPENsCHEID Manufacturer IIs Nassau street.
A.-Hcrring's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES.
25 and 252 Broadway, corner OF Murray street
A.-HeraId nranch Office, I'rookiy".
corner OF Fulton avcnuc and Bocrnm Er,et
ON sunday iromjto r. W.
A.-Matchless Beauty, Marvellous In
style and miracle Of elegance, KNoxs Spring stvle OF
Knoxs No 22 Broadway, at Knoxs under the Filth
Avenue Hotel, or knox's III the Prescott House.
Attention An.-Furniture, New styles,
first class ut low prices. q. l.. kelly & CO.,
Broadway, near AstOr place.
BatcheIor's Hair Dye-rhe Best im the
world. The true AMI perfect dye All druggists
sell IT,
Unique.
Artistic
Fun dress unircss travelling ani
evening wear.
Complete aud attractive variety
All tastes suited
Reasonable Accomplishment attained
WARNOck 4 co., Hatiers, 5i9 broadway
Liquid Cocoa, for Bakers and Confcc.
TONERS use, superior quality tor sale at tc choc sats
"Married in Mass'-A New story by
Mansfield Tracy. walworh Is commenced ,hiS morning
ROYAL Havana Lottery.-Prizes Cashed.
Circulars sent. J. b. NAkIiNEI Wa !" wan Sueet
Post office BOX i,Gsl
Royal Havana Lottery.-New scheme
now out Orders file, prizes cashed lniormat,0u tue
nishcd. Highest rates pad Tor spanish bi- &C. ~.
TAYLOR n CO. Bankers. - Wall street, Ne" for<-
SHOWS Pcctorai PearIs.-A Noted Con.
lection coughs, sore rhroas and iloarseness sold
Manufacturer New Haven. Conn.
Texas Jack. the Living scout, Now Per.
forming with Buffalo Bill and Ned Buntline in the drama
"rhc o the Prare IS the hero of an exciting
story Just commenced in the NEW YORK WEEKLY.
vienna Exposition. .-PasspOrt Issued
by \. Z. wILLMARTH, United states Court House. a
Chambers street.
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The New York herald., 1873-03-17
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

NEW PHYSI0GNOMY; OR SIGNS OF CHARACTER.
~ as Manifested through Temperament and External
Forms. and especially in the Human Face Divine"
With LOO illustrations Price plain, S3 in heavy cali.
ss; Turkey morocco, $40. ). H. WELLS, $50 Broadway.
New York
NhwANNUAL OF PHRENOLoeY AND PHYsIOGNO-
MY Tor 1873, with heads OF all the Presidents &c cemh
Specimen number Illustrated PHRENOLOGICAL JOuk-
NAL only 10 cents. or IS year. outlines Of Charscer
Reading, f5 engravings three copies first post W ee"A
Address a above.
The New York herald., 1873-03-17

rNHE SCIENCE OF HEALTH, FOR APkIl, OfENS
with Popular Physiology The scien,inAs A ssA ~ rs.,
cal systems; Methods OF Cure Natural rool o Sn.,.
dren Health Fashion; Consult rouf ,s N. ., ions
Lite What Rattle snakes are Good For. TO Tor we
have Fevcr; Brain Fsod Cstarrn Loss o. ,n "nn q S,
Chrome. s, T. WkLLs. Publisher, wv bioAawax' " :
The New York herald., 1873-03-17
PORTUGAL.
TELEGRAM TO Tne NEW YORK HERALD.

National Demand for Reparation from Brazil.
The New York herald., 1873-03-17

A.-Mmtchless Beauty, Marvellous In
yle and miracle Of elegance KNOx,s Spring styie Of
Gentlemen HATS Is The Town topic Buy your Hats NJ
{nuXS No. 2i2 Broadway or AT Knox under the Filth
Avenue Hotel. at knoX's III the Prescott House..
The New York herald., 1873-03-17

Liquid Cocoa, for Bakers and Confec.
TONERS use superior quality sale M the thocaate
Mandatory ot AiLACE 4 CO., ~ cortliud 81, y. u
The New York herald., 1873-03-17

Attention Al.-Furniture, New styles,
first class. at low prices. q. l.. kelly & CO.,
Broadway. near AstOr place.
The New York herald., 1873-03-17

Economy in Murder.-A Large Hotel or
Ing insects with 81 flask OF KNOWLES INSECT DE.
STROYER The 81 flask equal to six TASKS 25c each.
Always have enough To do the work thoroughly. The
surplus, ii any, will keep.
The New York herald., 1873-03-17

A.-Hera Id kranch Office, brooklyn,
corner OF Fulton avcuuc and Bocrum Strcet
Open from \. VI. to y l.. VI
ON sunday rom to 4. VI.
The New York herald., 1873-03-17

BatcheIOr's Hair Dye-lrhe Best f0 tho
world. The true AMI perfect dye. Alt druggists
The New York herald., 1873-03-17

"Marricd in Mass''-A New story by
Mansfield Tracy, walworth Is commenced this morning
i'm ih. WEEKLY
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-02-22
K h A b [ HIS!

And Remember Nat W NJ. I. LIE len
has opened his Fall and Winter Stock
OF Dry Goods. Groceries, hardware,
Wouienware. Qieen> Boots.
Shoes. Hats aud Cs?-. fobscco. &c,
which he is now selling cheap Tor
Cash.
DRY GOODS-Brown and Bleached Mus
Inns. CalIcoes, Hhlle and CoiUred Fiannels,
Canton Flannel Cassimeres. Linseys, Cordl-
neis, Crash, White and Colored Csmbrics,
Irish Llnen, &C., Alpscas, DeJ.alues, Nous
Inns, Veiveteeus, Australian Crepes, &c.
Hosiery, Gloves, Collars,
Cuffs. Corsets, Hoop Skirts, Combs, Brushes,
Braids. Switches, Balmorais, Shawls, Scarfs,
Counterpsnes, sc.
HATS AND CAPS-All styles, colors and
prices, of Hats and Caps.
BOOTS AND SHUES-Ladles Morocco
Boots, Lasting, Laced and Buitoned; Ladies,
Misses, and Children's Morocco Shoes, Ladies,
Chldren's and Gents Gum Shoes.
HARDW ARE--Rakes, Spades, Shoye!s,
Roes, orks, Carriage Bolts, screws, Nail
Rods, Strap Iron, Horse Shoes, Mule Shoes,
Horse n ails. Wrought Nails, Flat Irons, Hoop
Rings Strap Rings, Chss.ls, Glmbets, Nails
and Spikes.
WOODEN WARE-Tubs, Buckets, Half
and Quarter Bushel Measures, Baskets, Wash
boards. Axe Handles, Shovel Handles, Rolling
Pins, Pota,oe and Neat Washers.
Glassware, Queensware, and every other
kind OF Ware.
Funeral Goods furnished al short notice.
Floor and Table Oil Clo,hs. Carpeting and
Mating All these Goods to be purchased
Cheap tor Cash Of WI. LEMEN.
Nov =