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Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-28

FIRE-SHARr's FLosR MILL BURNED TO THE
GRouND.-On Monday morning last, the Touring
mill Of Clement l.. Sharp, on the Mspiliion, three
miles and half west of this town, caught tiie on
the roof from spark from the chimney. The
IRE was soon discovered, but there was a stiff
wind prevailing from the northwest at the time,
and the flames defied all efforts to subdue them.
In less than hOnr there was nothing left OF
the building but n mass of smoking ruins. The
building was of wood, 60x40 .eet, three stories.
1t had been built seventy years and was very
| substantial structure A few years ago Mr.. ).
had 1t thoroughly reitted and supplied with the
| best of machinery 1t had three run OF stone
| one for wheat and two for corn-was well patron.
lied, aud noted for the excellence of Its products
The loss ON the building and machinery Is estima
ted at Sc 0e0 Of which S2 900 is covered by insur
| ancs in the Kent County Mutual.
| The mill was rented BY Mr.. John B. Wilson
who had in store 800 bushels Of wheat and 50(
bushels of corn, all of which was burned up, to
gether ith several hundred bushels stored by th,
farmers of the neighborhood. There was no in
surance on the grain, and Mr. Wilson's loss is
| very heavy one tor hiin-hs having nearly his al
invested in the grain.
The mill will probably be rebuilt immediately
| Milford Necs
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-28

LAND SALE.-The Earle farm. belonging t
Anthony Reyboid, in Sassafras Neck, Cecil Co
Md, containing go acres, has been sold for SGT
900, The Harlan u Hoilingsworth Co, Of tn
city, are the purchasers.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-28

The new ditchlng and banking machine will
be triad on the 9th of April. See advertisement.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-28
| FoRiC0RONER,
| SAMUEL. G, PEIRCE,
| =, SUBJECT to tue Nomination of the Democratic
| Party. WV
CHRlsTANA HUNDRED. Jan. 24th. ls74
ROWBOT1HAM M Il FRANZ.
AUCTIoNEERS.
The Wilmington Auction an ID Commissio
No g. EAST FOURTH STREET

NO q. EAST FOC RTH STREET
: now open. Auction Sales every event . the
Auction House. Consignments received laiiy;
all kinds Of goo ds. wares and merchand zs SOLD %
commission. Persons declining housekesping AN
have their goods sold at private residences. or at
the , auction house. as may be desired. Al goods
days from day of sale. Country Sales and Sales
Oi Real Estste promptly attended to.
We will also keep a frst-ciass VARIETY
STORE, which viii be open daily lSunday except
eD for the sale of House Furnishing Goods. such
| ss China. Glassware. Queensware, Crockery, Tin
ware Carpets. Ollie oths, Window Shades. brush es
| baskets. &c. ALSO Gentiemen's Furnishing Goods
such as Shirts. Drawers. Hose. Suspenders, Scarfs
&c. dc. at Wholesale and Retail, at prices which
| dely composition. Cali and see us and be con
lNipcet. Public patronage is respectfully solicit
JOHN 8. ROwBOrHAM.
X, L. FRAIM.
, ian2l dim Auct'rs and Commission Merch ants
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-28
Afnuse1hents.
MISS CHARLOTTE CusHMAN AT THE GRAND
OPERA HOUSE,

MISS CHARLOTTE CusHMAN AT THE GRAND
OPERA HOUSE.
The audience which greeted Miss Charlotte
Cushman, at the Grand Opera uouse, Llst
evening was large and intelligent, and was
drawn together by the desire to witness this
most gifted of American actresses in her great
est and most thrilling impersonation. To say
that those present were not disappointed in
whatever expectations they previously con
ceived Is strictly true as was testified by the
breathless attentiOn.and resOunding applause
with which the play was received, Tho
strange wieid character OF Meg UerrsHes, a.
presented by Charlotte Cuslman Possesses
thrilling fascination, which has held spell
bound audiences of the whole land. for the
last thirty years. and even now has the same
vivid attraction it had quarter. of a century
ago.
| Miss Cushmans support last evening was
of the most excellent character. and ably SUP
| pemented the efforts of the great actress In
VIM. Harris who is becoming quite a favOrite
in this city, DaRdie DinmoRt found an effect
i've representative who portrayed all his Pc
culiarities and good points, with excellent ef-
feet. Mr. w. f. Southland and Mr. II. Harris
ms Henrv Bertrdm and COL Mdnnering, acted
In careful and painstaking manner which
was greatly enhanced by their fine personal
appearance. As Dominic Sampson Mr.. Chas.
Stanly was "prodi2ious," and by his effective
acting received his merited share of applause.
/
Mrs. G. G Germon as Mrs. McCandlisA, Miss
Alice Brooks as Julian Mcnner,ng, Miss Jen.
ME Clifford Exceedingly pretty ard possess
ing splendid voice) as lucy Be,tram ant
Miss Minnie Lee. fair and ,smiling as Flora
All these acted well their dual roles of gypsie.
and ladies, and. ::.greatly enhanced the attrac
tiveness of the whole performance The bal
ance of the support was unusually good th,
whole company in fact, proving worthy o
, the highest praise
Tonight. Shakespearo's "King Henr,
|vIlI.." viii be presented with Miss Cushmai
! as Queen Katharine. and Mr. Nm. Harris a
Cardinal WolSey. TO loyers of The Shakes
perian drama, This performance will be rar
treat
Q sOTHERN AS LORD DUNDREARY.
= Monday evening at the GrandOpera IIoust
E. A. SOthern, the great commedian, Will az
J, pear In his wOrd-famous charater of L0r
Dundreary. In short time Sothern leave
for Europe, and this Is the only opportunit
:. our people will have for years of seeing hin
Reserved seats are now for sale at Bougl
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-28

BusINEss CHANCE Misses Maggie and Ella
Stroud have leased the store No. 81 W. Second
street, formerly occupied by Mrs. Addie Money,
where they ill open dry goods aud trIrnming
store,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-28
LOCAL lNTELLIuENCE.

B:ustery weather prevails again TO day.
The school election takes place in this State
next Saturday.
Quite number Of Spring flowers were in mar.
ket this morning.
There were forty-thres dodgers at tho City Hall
cells last evening.
Sothern will doubtless be greeted with fuli
house on Monday night.
l.. Gnihth, OF this city, has invented rat trap,
which is said to be II superior article.
Henry WILL" tonight, at the Grand Opera
House; Miss Cushman as Queen Katharine.
The Executive Committee OF the Delaware In
stiiutc OF Mechanic Arts meets tins evening
Spring IL last approaching some of our ruer-
chants are getting their awnings in readiness.
The City Council will hold special meeting at
Eleventh and Clayton streets, this afternoon, at
, o'clock.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-28
Great Iiaities ia Spain,

MADRID, March 27-The fighting before
Bilboa between the Republicans and Carlisis,
which was renewed early yesterday morning,
continued all day, and closed at night with de-
cided advantages for the national forces Ser
rano ielegraphs to the Minister of War that
his troops have advanced and driven back the
Carlisfs lines, capturing at the point Of bay0n-
ct several villages and a number of positions
which were occupied by the insurgents on
wednesday, Several of the Carist batteries
have been silenccd.
THE SOLDIER PRESIDENTS PROGRAMME.
MADRID, March 27.-Marshal Serrano, in a
despatch to the War Office, says his losses in
the engagement yesterday were los killed and
wounded. His troops maintain all the posi-
tons they captured from the Carlists. The
Insurgents having massed, he relinquishes his
Intention OF carrying tho town Of Pedro A Ian
TO tiIi movement now being made by his right
wing is completed.
| STORY TO THE CONTRARY.
| BA1oNNE, March |.-Dcspatches from the
Carlist forces, dated Durango, yesterday,
claim success for the insurgents in the two
days fighting with Marshal Serrano.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-28

New CASTLE JAIL,-The cost of boarding
the prisoners in the New Castle jail during
the past year was sll, ,235 &c; summOning jur
Ors, 81 ,042 68; employment of watchman, $6s7
90, lodging and feeding tramps, $3.50 40.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-28

DRIVY WELLS CLEANED By THE ODoR-
il less Exeayatine Co. orders LETT with the Sea
retary OF the Board OF Health. at the City Hall
lunt further notice., will be promptly attended to
febls-t
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-28

SALE or MoNEY-l.ast night, at the regula
monthly meeting of Home Loan Association
sl4O0 sold at 21H per cent. premium, $1,000 a
y and $1,000 at 22l1.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-28
Removal to the Graves Building

On the Southeast Cor. Fourth aud King streets.
l. Joseph Z. Miller will continue the Auction Real
Estate and General Comms ssion business in tho
Graves Building.
Immediate attention given to sales both public
mars6-st JOSEPH Z. MILLER.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-28

TINHE MEMBERS OF MECHANICS LDpdE
4 No 4 [. 30. F.. are requested TO attend tn
regular m meeting of the LODGE next saturday nigh
the 2sth inst Important business:
H. A. MALMSTEN,
maroG-3t Recording Sec'y.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-28
FINANCIAL Axs COMMERCIAL.

90. .c.s. WILMINGTON. pete. March q! 1874.
Latest Stock quotations furnished by Merrick
Johuson 4 Co, s. Cor. 9Th and Market street
Wilmington. Del, at P. N. to day
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-28

NyOTICE-Shares can be had in tho fourth serie
~ of tho Delaware and Mutual Loan Assocls
tions at one dollar per share.
GEO. C. MARlS,
mar2stf Sec'y and rroas'r.
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STANTON VIRGINIA. THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER g. 1874
three, eleven thousand two hundred and nine
teen dollars and seventeen cents.

three, eleven thousand two hundred and nine
teen dollars and seventeen cents.
For paper, engraving, printing express char
ges, and other expenses OF making and issuing
the national currency required to complete the
service of the fiscal year ending June tlrtieth.
eighteen hundred and seventy four, twenty
thousand dollars.
To pay commissions allowed by law, to col
lectors Of customs acting as sup .rintendent of
lights, twelve thousand dollars.
For completion OF extension and remodelng
Tue old building for courthouse and post-office
at Indianapolis, Indiana, forty thousand dol
lars.
For examination of national banks and bank
note plates, being amount required to nay G..
A. Meigs, bank-examner, fer services in exam
ming sayings-banks in the District OF Column
bia, six hundred and thirty-lline dollars.
For continuing the Introduction of shad into
the rivers and lakes OF the United States, to be
expended under the direction of the United
ytates Commissioner Of Fish and Fisheries. fif-
teen thousand dollars, Which shall be available
also for the ensuing fiscal year.
To pay Thomas J. Durant balance due him
under contract with Joint Committee on the
revision Of the Laws, for the preparation of the
report OF the late commissioners on the revis-
ion, compilation OF Indian treaties, postroad
bill, aud the bill regulating the punishment Of
MILITARY offences, GiiTcc tilOuSdilu OHe lIuiluItu
and seventy-tive dollars and three cents.
To enable the proper accounting officers OF
the Treasury to pay the amount found due the
United States associate justice for the Territory
of Montana for the fractional part Of the third
quarter OF the year eighteen hundred and sew
el.ty--two, eighLy-one dollars and tifty-two
cents, or so much thereof as may be necessary.
To enable the Secretary of the Treasury to
adjust the account for the expenditure for dies,
paper, and stamps for the Internal Revenue
Department for the fiscal year ending June
thirtieth, eighteen hundred and seventy-three,
transfer on the books of the Treasury OF such
sums as may be necessary is hereby authorized:
Provided, That the same shall not involve any
actual expenditure of money from the Treas
ury.
10 pay John Cooper Of the John Cooper En-
CINE Manufacturing Company, for tools and
work done on the Southwest Pass lighthouse
in eighteen hundred and seventy-two, five
hundred and fourteen dollars ahd twenty-nine
cents.
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miscellaneous.
SOMETHING NEW FOR
HOUsEK Il E P Il 4 5
AND
HEADS OF FAMILIES
u,Nc NEW FOR EVERYBODY.
GOODS SOLD
Am RALTIMORE PRICES,
and delivered within the city
, FREE OF CHARGE.
miscellaneous.

;srow filed with QUE of the most
W., "a choicest stocks of Groceries, spices,
oomp Gods Household sundrles ana tamiiy
s"nnl;ss GENERALLY unsurpassed oy any mouse
~. q mo Blue Ridge, and uneqnallea ny
INV Tho establishment in the EAST
T,,;a astohl;sbment, differing. as 1t does, from
overv otber in this city, offers pecuiat auf"nsa
90, to all buyers, aud we eafnesliy Wv
ronage OF the people
We have always on hand fuii i'he .. pi'nz
.o.;as6 and :: complete assortment OF fahiy
supplies 4,,is ,aotio,-
ls;sI'ns Of Guapowier, Imperial, loang ny
snn poone. Engliss Breakfast and Japan, Oh
,,fs.itles AMI prices defying competition
e.r,.,a. Cocoa. Chocolate. Rachabout ana GIN
er delicious beverages
asa,gacfsssngries and Preserved tooaS Ia
..ast yar,ety. Cheese Crackers, Apple onftef,
Na.k.ra} Aerrlor and Cod Fish, Moiasses ana
%vrnna Family Bacon, Lard and hu'tsf' i"'-
gar, NC. .ha10
s..f.f.s. q general an conpete line "ao'e
ard @ronnd, guaranteed fresh and pure.
v'r,.sce.li. Macearou starch. Flavofing TX
trscts. Said OILS Sauces. prepared ot7e,"a:s,'
Essgnees, sackiae, Shoe apa S'ose lisa s
y,.,ndry Blue, Washing AID iehe' soaps anu
TIonaekeepefs' Sundries generally
Drooms. Whidps, oucks,7' i"''' ''' ~
,.D,.e,, rravs Washboards, Clippers, and Dust
"a s.J ~hos brushes, and thousand and one
other articles.
Tobacco. chewing and smoking of super,
or Grades and the finest brands of imported ana
domestic Cigars.
Canned Goods. embracing every variety r. y:
Of fruit aud We setables put up expressly lor IAN
;lv nae. Fresh and spiced Salmon and oysters
I,ohaters. Potted Ham. Chicken, Turkey, pee
Tongue. aud American and English fickeei
~ aServ kind. aud Nick Nacks generally, 1ol
f,nches Parties and Tourists.
TURNER & HARMAN,
oe Main street, Stanaton, Va
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NOTICE. ,.,

an.+. ~ ..1,bo I,altinore College of Dental Sur
Slh has permanentiy located in staunton, and ta
Zen charge Of Dr. Chapmans Dentai once y -Four S.
q eserations on the dssata organs will be perform
~ n the most skillfu and scientific manner Afti-
S.,aj acts inserted at reasonable rates
eg M, CHAPMAN will be in the office during the
..wner and will be glad to introduce an OF his
1900 - Dr. Wilson. June ION
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[Continued.1

Wear yonr learning, like your watch. in a
private pocket and do not pull it out and strike
it merely to show that you have one, If you.
are asked whar O'Clock 1t IL, tell it; but do not
proclaim it hourly and unasked, like the watch=
man. Chesterfeld,
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To the Ladies!

IANTUA AM AKER,
who is thoroughly acquainted with dress cutting.
fitting and making, and can satisfy the most las
tidious taste, has removed to Stanton. and COM
meneed business on Main street, above the BOOT
and Shoe store of C. L. Weller. der charges
will be moderate, and satisfaction guaranteed
She respectfully solicits share of the public
patronage.
Braidiug and Embroidering doaein the mos
tasteful style on application. april z-ior4
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s'I'm not much for shtunlp spakin','' declar.
ed !. candidate at Dubuque. s'hlit for honesty
and capacity a'.l Integrity. hate the devil-so
I do.'
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Ev1er, Cooper e Coz
STANTON, VA,
wGINEERs. FOUNDERS. AN ID
MACHINIsTS.

NGINEERS, FOUNDE1HS' ~
MACHINIsTs.
anufacture portable and stationary otea'n hn-
ones. Saw Mills, Mining and MN Maehih-
cry Car Wheels Haiiroaa lra Try 49, w
ricks Shafting, pulleys, and Hang-
ers. Puts Threshi ng Machine
Repairs, Plows and ftow
Castings, Hay Rakes,
Straw Cutters,
We desire te express our ap>S 'non u IN. a
tiber.l patronage bestowed uPos as aut''s ~
lot two wears by a generous public. Our o"si
nus Arm being male up principally o. stfahg-
~. from a distance, we had no reAson
~ exract the patronage of the community .,
our adoption except so far as u was i'on'0u
s,r,a A determination to make our "oIA oo,i POI
fav,rabiy in price ami quality with ahat % rii''-
c.ss CITY shops, and Il CONVICTION 'hae' ny 81 Nv
lug we would merit anu oo's'" 100 hsen
That class Of work, shich has nor hste'oioi "
d.t,h.;, il, this seoiion, but whleh haa TO oe
s,-,,,bt from be cities The result has prove"
the reasoa.bteaess Of oar expeets'''os' F'no GU
,,,rss ,,s tn nress forward with renewed ener-
~. All with ever increasing and eniarSlhs Ia
e!lities .hons by those
a,.,;,,, the purchase of machinery.
w. a,daavnr to make all our purchases ioi
..oh ond having A limited amount of capital we
.re conspouen.ly compelled TO require case OF
oecatiable note, at short time. for all work. -,
For the quality of our work we take ane aao
erty Of referring to the following s'na. aa;naa
among the many from whom we na's ''''i'0
orders. r
Col. T.. r. Smoot, Buffalo Gap Furnace
D. F. Mohler Goshen Bridge,
Witt & Holt Stanton.
VIM Steele Motfetts Creek, P. o.
Cook s. Lyman, Clines Mil.
u. j. Hyden, Sherando
Jacob Hanger, Churchvli'e,
C. e. Mcclure.
J.E Landes Long Glade T. y
A. J. Rahm. Richmond iep ~
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UNITED STATES MINIS AND AssAY-oFFIc


Office Of the Director of the Mint
For salary Of the Director from April first,
eighteen hundred and seventy-three, to July
first. eighteen hundred and seventy-four, I'VE
thousand six hundred and twenty-five dol
lars. -,
For salary of examiner for the quarter en-
dino June thirtieth, eighteen hundred and sew
enty-four, five hundred and fifty dollars. .
For amount required to cover loss in recon-
aee Of abraded gold coins, for the fiscal year
ending June thirtieth, eighteen hundred ana
seventy-three, seven thousand five hundred aoi-
lars. ,1;,,a
lime thirtieth, eighteen hundred and seventy
four, sixty thousand dollars,
Mint at Philadelphia .,,...
For wages Of workmen and adjusters, thirty
five thousand dollars
For incidental and contingent expenses,
eight thousand dollars.
For freight on bullion and eoins' 1Fe tnou-
| sand dollars, :, 4,,a,,.o,,d
For wastage in refining silver, one biiouss'hu
| one hundred and three dollars.
Mint at San Francisco
! For wages of workmen, sixty-one thousand
! dollars. .so, +h;,-
| teen thousand dollars. -
For incidental and contingent expenses "
the mint at San Francisco for the hscai yeal
ending June thirtieth; eighteen hundred ana y
seventy-three, one thousand one hundred anu
sixty-eight dollars and two cents.
Mint at Carson, Nevada; H.
| For wages of workmen and adlustefs' s'A-
teen thousand six hundred dollars.
1 For incidental and contingent expenses
twenty-three thousand four hundred dollars ~
For new machinery and repairs, twenty 7i'se
thousand dollars. %
Assay-offiee at New York: .,,o,,s. nd
For wages Of yorkmen, twenty-five thousand
For incidental and contingent expenses thif-
ty-three thousand dollars.
Assay-office at Boise City, Idaho Iefflsol !
For incidental aud contingent expenses, "
inc amount required to meet overpaymeh,Iss ~,
the fiscal year ending June thirtleth' e'si''ss''
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LAWS
OF THE UNITED STATES.
PASSED AT THE FIRST SESSION
of the
FORTY-THIRD CONGRESS.
GENERAL NATURE--No. Y.

GENERAL NATUREr-No. ~.
AN ACT making appropriations to supply de-
ficiencies in the appropriations for the ser
/. vice of the Government Tor the fiscal year
ending June thirtieth, eighteen hundred
and seventy-three and eighteen hundred
and seventy-four, and for other purposes.
Be it enacted bv the Senate and House Of
REPRESENTATIVES OF the United States of Ameri-
ca in Congress assembled, That the following
sums be,and they are hereby, appropriated out
of any money in the Treasury not otherwise APP
propriated, to supply deficiencies in the appro-
priations for the service of the Government for
the fiscal year ending June thlrtleth, eighteen
hundred and seventy four, and for former years,
and for other purposes, namely
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
INDEPENDENT TREASURY.

For contingent expenses under the act Of the
sixth of August, eighteen hundred and forty
six. for the collection, safe-keeping. transfer,
and disbursement Of the public revenue, being
amount required to pay accounts audited ana
found due by the accounting officers OF the
Treasury for the fiscal year ending June thrill
eth. eighteen hundred and seventy-three, sew
en- hundred and forty seven dollars and thirty.
four cents and Of the uneNpended balance OF
the appropriation for compensation OF designa-
ted depostaries, made by the act OF March
third, eighteen hundred and seventy three Tor
ten thousand dollars, the sum Of one thousand
five hundred dollars is hereby authorized to be
paid for services Of the designated depostary at
Buffalo, New York, during the fiscal year en-
ding June thirtieth, eighteen hundled and sew
ent-one.
for the fiscal year eighteen hundred and sew
enty-four, for offices OF the various assistant
treasu~ers and depositaries of the United States,
eight thousand dollars.
10 paw Charles Clinton, for salary as assis-
tant treasurer of the United States OF New Or
leans, for the fiscal year ending June thlr.ieth.
eighteen hundred and seventy-tWo. i've nun
dred dollars
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Dare Il Sprinkle,
NEW STREET.
Naxt IN Mrs. Scberer's Millinery Store and doors
from Loeb Brothers corner
All work in our line executed with neatness, dura-
Special attention given to Cutting Repairng, ana =,
Cleansing. aug ~
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20 SHARES 1sT NATIONAL BANK OF HAIR
~ RISONBURG STOCK FOR SALE-Appiy 10
j. Bumgardner Sons, or address
~ WILLIAM FISHER SONS,
Bankers and Stock Brokers.
80 South ST.. Baltimore
Dealers in Virginia Securities and Coupons, upon
which we are prepared at all times to make advances
on the most favorable terms le 2o-45
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Isaa5 a-qs hfi-g'li GEtie a1l1 wa inquired,
Fla, WAN COTS dc do they 20 To ti,A 'Iniis
wayf' '@
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vYr.o,,, Making and Observation-Disclosures
w wnGcrsianed. formerly Of Churehville has open
ed W alaasas MaEing and lacsthng establish,
ment on New Court house street stauapn va, hens
he is prepared to execute all work in his line out OF
good material in the best manner and at low hgures.
Ranairny promptly done and all work warranted.
7 also manufacture Fesieg's patent Lifting JACK,
the reatest thing out and Indispensable to farmers
generally Call and see It, ,,,
feb l3-tf JAMES M. LlChAiAH En-.
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rT,he latest and hest ICE CREAM FREEzHR'
/ For sale very low, by
june IL - WVOue uiAA1a9S&,.
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StnaLsstON Cards.

COCHRAN & WALKER,
u Call attention to their fine brands OF
CHEWING TOBACCO,
ssGravely," "Yellow Bird, Nectar Leaf, "D, ana
''Rough and Ready"
Also their superior lot Of Smoking Tobacco COM
posed of the following brands
Lone Jack, "ssva. Choice 'Gravey,", Buds and
Blossoms" and short Horn Durham
dec q