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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-10-25

Bs-AlI political printing, except
what il ordered siirccsiy by the
County Central Committees, must
be paid for In advance. There will
be no deviation from fhis rule.
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Destructive Fire at Giirpy.

GILRCY, Cal, Oct 81.
The most destructive fire we have
ever had here occurred last night. The
alarm was gwen at l0:45 o'clock. The
fire proved to t,e III lie cigar factory
building OF the Consolidated Tobacco
Company. Every effort Va mtde TO
it tut proved futile, and by 3
o'clock only s~muldering ruins re-
manned. Beyond doubt it was the
work of inceEdiarie>. Kerosene being
found freely distributed through the
entire building aud floors, aud the
goods were thoroughly saturated with
1t. The loss is about 500, 009; insur-
ance, unknown.
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the six weeks prolongation of arnis-
tice. 1t is hoped an agreement will lie
reached ON the basis of Turkeys ac-
cep.auce OF such armistice.
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Diplomatic Matters i'm Europe.

LONDON, Oct. II.
In a semi.omcial statement, the Post
announces that the Porte accepts six
weeks armistice, suggesting a further
prolongation of six weeks, if at the
conclusion OF the first six weeks de.
%liberations are Incomplete, and if at
the end OF twelve weeks no settlement
is reached that there lie a further ar
mistice Of two months. Other tele-
grams confirm this statement precise
ly, except as to the proposals for a pro-
lorg ,tion of the armistice, which they
say are made as conditions, not az sug-
ges;ions. The Post denies that Russia
has Sent an ultimatum.
The Ottoman Government has not
been summoned to subject its reforms
20 a commissioner protected by an
armed force.
1t is to be hoped that the Powers
which are in direct negotiations may
come to speedy understanding. Eng
land, while having Withdrawn her in
reference, will resent any infraction OF
the siipulations of the treaty of Paris.
A Times dispatch from Berlin says
the Porte is ready to grant Russia's
latest demands. provided the integrity
of the Ottoman Empire Is guarap-
teed.
A dispatch to the Telegraph, from
st. Petersburg, states that Lord LOTUS
has no diplomatic mission at Lividia.
The Car prolongs his stay there until
December; therefore the ordinary con
duet of political busins ss is transferred
to Lividia.
Russia Accepts.
CoSTANTINoPLE, Oct. "a.
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PACIFIC COAST DISPATCHES.
FRoM ~CAEEFCENIA.
Senator Morton Makes Il Political
Speech.

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. II.
Senator Morton last night addressed
a meeting at Union Hall which filed
every loot of standing room in the
building. Morton spoke sitting, owing
TO physical disability.
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lhe Black Eist Of Registered
Voters.
SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. q.

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 81.
The work of reducing The Supervisor
of Elections Black List j g,ing on
rapidly and already about half of those
vino had been placed on it have
rectitied their defective record.
There is considerable suspicion of
colonization in this district from Ala.
media. Many transfers are being mada
from there, while in numerous in
stances thus far attempts to find trans
irrred parties at the places they give
as their residences in this city, have
been vain. The Republicans claim
that the Democrats have given up the
contest i'll the Second district, aud ave
by means of these transfers ~endeavor.
ing to carry the election in this city for
PIDer.
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THE price of the New York Herald
has been reduced to three cents per
copy.
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List Of Registered Voters
OF
C0RTEZ PRECINCT, NO 10,
Eureka County. State of Nevada.

Cassidy Anerow Ducommun 5 r
Duc1mmun VIM II D,an Joseph W
Fitzgerald Michael Howard GeOrge
Heniey Jas jenkins Jas
Lili' Byro1 l.araway Jas
McCiusKay VIZ Osborn Henry
stanton Jas Stout Edward
1 hereby certify that tho above and fore
going is a full, truo and correct copy o. all
tho names registered 10y me and nov remain
ing on the Official Register in Cortsz Pr einci,
No. 10, Of Eureka cOHuty,S ate OF Nevada, FOR
the year a, II. 1875; and notice is hereby
given that | will receive objections to ths
right to vote on tho part Of any o; tho above
nanod persons until g o'clock P. NJ, on the
4th day preyi US to th" day Of tho next en-
suing election. And all persons named above
whose names may be enormously entered are
requested to appear at my Office and have
such error corrected.
MICHAEL F~ITZGERALD,
Registry Agent, Cortez Precinct. No, 10.
o2Std
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No ADVANCE IN PRIUES.
Notwithstanding this high salary paid Prd;
Baldwin. and the enormous expense Incurred
in bringing him 20 Eureka, the manageneiI
have adopted tho usual prices OF admission.
Reserved Seats........."..~"..-
Reserved seats can be had by applyin,g@
j. ID. bigelow, at the theater. Secure, then
carly. oZ2td
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FOR SALE IMMEDIATELY

LII OF THE FURNITURE AT TIE
N reyidence Of j.. c. BROWN, Spring ,trsee.
comprising Piano, Pictures, Books, ParM
Furniture, Carpets, bedroom furniiuis
Spring and Hair Mattressos, blankets, Sur
tains, shades and Fixtures, Dining-room rsr
ware and Ia blowarc, Plated floods, DESK
Sewing Machine. Cake AMI Fruit Tins, flea,
and < BINS, Gardening and Carpsnt.
Tools. Kitchen Furniture, Stove Tins, laos
and Cutlery. Parior and Bed room oo,s
and Piping, Step, Roof and Side Laden.
Swings, Tubs. Benches. Dry Houses, Cioln"
Lines and Pins, live Chickens, BABY bugS
and Sell-rocking tradle. Canned St ~ eve
TO be sold Immediately fer cash. y"
don't see what you want, ask for 1t"
HOUSE 10 RENT.
The finest location in Eureka for a pIivsf"
bo aiding-house. ez+a
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o r ZIG z s.
ROumania hectares Her TndepenG-
c~nce-Sile Places Herself Under
the Protection OF Russia 70 s:s IF
feet on the Peace Out!OaL.

LONDON, Oct. "A.
A dispatch from Bucharest says
Roumania has resolved upon declar-
ing her Independence. The Govern
ment relinquishes all claim upon Eu-
D protection, replacing it with
that of Russian. A proclamation is
about to he issued proclaiming Prince
Charles King OF Roumania. The army
will he modified and a proper cur
rency issued. The dispatch creates
great excitement. 1t is generally con-
sidered here that the action by Rou-
mania will retard and perhaps break
off entirely the negotiations for peace.
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Russia will Insist on n SIX weeas'
ArEnistice-The Other Powers
will Probably support the Prop
OsisiOu.

D~KUNSEIsS, OVl. %.
A dispatch from Vienna TO NJ. Lest
wood, editor of the organ here of the
Russian Government, announces that
Gen. Ignatioff, Em bassador at Con
stantinople, will insist on a six weeks
armistice. He is intrusted to explain
Russia's motives to the Porte. 1t is
believed that his representations will be
moderately couched and not take the
form OF an ultimatum, and that the
other Powers will support Russia's
proposal,
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List of Registered Voters
FISH CREEK PRECINCT, NO. 6,
Eureka County, state of nevada.

Bixby G 60 w Burrell Martin
Fish Cyrus Eenstermaker III G
Faminis Chas Gillies Daniel 5
Hanks Geo North Juius W
p-geT ID Sladc Henry
Vat Liou INV Work j j
hereby certify that the above and FORE
going is a full, true and correct copy OF all
The names registered b. mo and now re-
naming on tho Official Register in Fish
Creek Precinct, No. 9, Of Eureka county,
State Of IN evada, for the year A. u. 1875; and
notics is hereby given that 1 will receive OBJ
~jections to tho right to vote on the part Of
any of the above-named persons until 6
o'clock y. ~, on the 4th day previous to the
day OF the next ensuing election. AND all
p~ersons named above whose names have
bacn enormously entered are requested to
appear at my Office and hive = eh error cor
rected. j. j. WORK,
Registry Agent Fish Greek Precinct. No. 8.
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NEW TODAY.
List Of Registered Voters
RE0WAWE PRECINCT, no. Il,
Eureka G0ulfy, state OF Nevada.

Ba bingtuRJ 7 Benson @, Sr
Benson q, Jr Benson A
Fl Robert Ebert Lou's
HuifIJ johnson Cha5
Mcdonnell Joseph Navarro u
Phariss } Il Slowell A III
MycKons Daniel
! hereby certify that the above mad fore
going is II full, trde aud cor, ect copy Of al
the names registered by ms and nov rom1in-
iug on the Official Register in Beowawe Pre-
c,nct, No. II, Of Eureka county, State Of Ne
vada, for the year A. ID. 1915; and notice il
hereby given that will receive objections 10
tho right to vote on the part of any Of the
above-ne med p rsons until q O'Clock ? NJ, on
~c1spiLg election. And all persons named
above whose names may BIS erroneously en-
tered are Requested to Appear at my office
and have such error currtctel.
J.C OWENS,
REGISTER Agent, Beowawo l'-cclnct. No. IL.
oL5-sd
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Commencing Of Concert, IA o'clock.

Commencing OF Concert, Ia O'clock.
TuCKETS FOR THE PROMENADE con-
cert and Ball can DO purchased at the
following named ~places:
PostoGice, Of Frank DurKce; Meyers 4
Frank in's store: Levin's Cigar Store; Sto-
Wells Drug Store; Farmer 4 Losers Store;
f. Loewy's BOOK Store; DR.. Terry's Drug
Store; Bigelow's Hail; ID. Manheim's Store;
ParKer House.
canvas ga o2J-td
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List OF Registered Voters
Or
Prospect Mountain Precinct, No. z.

Challman Andrew Clemov Vim II
Dunn JasW Davis Herbert
"rnzer Druald ficfe d Paul
Fraser Alexander Han Adam
HawKcs ChaSF kermeen John J
Lewis John ID Acll,n Thos
Moran Patrick NOTthAy Robert
Skinner John A Thomas VIM l.
Wa ker j W WilligmsGeo )
| hereby certify that tho above and fore
goinZ is a fall. ira. and correct copy Of all the
nGmos registered by M and now manning
on the Official Hegister in Prospect Mountain
Precinct, No. :, EurcRa county, Stute Of Nc
vads, for the year A. -. Io7i; and notice is
hereby given thntI wall rccaivo oil "ctions 10
the right to vote on the part OF any % the
above-namcd persons until 8 s'clocK p. NJ, on
the ith dav previous 80 the day Of the next
ensuing election. And all persons named
above who's MINES may be enron 3ously en-
tered ars requested t. arp ar at my Office
and have such error corrected.
JOHN j. kERMEEN,
Register Agent. PIo'psct Mountain Precinct,
MOI. o2-td
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Russia Accepts.

CoSTANTINoPLE, Oct. "a.
It is stated that Russia has already
indicated her willingness to agree to
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NEW TODAY.
The daily gazette., 1876-02-15
1875 ACRES.
at ! o'clock. y. NJ

LLI NJ I T..
Apply to Abrllr 5. Mote. on the premises;
IT y Eli Mote at his residence at Harmony
Bridge. near NewarK, feb3-w3t
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MISSOURISTEPS UP.
Her Mineral Display-Curious Relies
Strange People.

Her Mineral Display-CuriOus Relies oi
Strange People.
The display of Missouri at the
Centennial will cover the whole
ground of her mining, manufactur-
ing, agricultural and commercial
interests. Arrangements are being
made for the erection ofa State pa.
Wilton, to be built entirely of iron
and glass. Prominence will be given
to the mineral exhibit in the Main
Building. The State is extremely
rich in iron, and a block of this
metal, weighing over ten tons, and
taken from the famous Iron Noun
tain, which is an enormous mass of
almost pure iron, will be exhibited
in its natural state. But all these
exhibits will give way in interest
to a very large collection of curious
pottery some of the remnants efAc.
ciz civilization dug from the mounds
In southeastern Missouri, which
were built by that extinct race many
centuries ago, as tombs for their
dead. Specimens OF this pottery
have been brought here by ]. l..
Tracy, ihe Centennial Commission
er from Missouri, and may be seen
at the Practical Farmer office, No.
Is North Thirteenth street. The
material composing them appears
to be white fire clay, burnt as hard
as brick. Just after being exhum-
ed, however, they have the consis-
tency of soft dough, and must un-
dergo a drying process before they
can be handled. They are remark
ably light, many of them, large
enough to contain q quart, not
weighing over four ounces. Though
extremely porous they are made
perfectly water proof by a sort of
glazing on the inner and outer sur
faces. The Aztecs never sent their
dead on the journey to the happy
happy bunting grounds without
plentifully supplying them with
food and drink to sustain them ON
the way, and with each corpse they
deposited in the mound a pot, urn
or vase containing maize bread,
charred corn or vension, and anoth-
er containing water or milk. An
average of twelve or fifteen speci-
mems Of the ware is found in every
mound. the charred corn being in
many instances perfectly. preserv-
ed. Many other relics will be ex-
hibited of this strange people, who
are supposed to have been the
aborigines Of the Mexicans.
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THE LOCOMOTIVE ENGINE

From Chambers Edinburg Journal-lSlSl
Along the Tync's long vale approaches,
train of wagons, cars an coaches,
Drawn, as they were all cock-roachcs,
By power unseen.
a being OF another sphere
surely must be harnessed here
Who drags, in agony and fear.
The huge machine.
Now. he breathes out smoke and flre,
Now shrieks in waiting shrill will ire.
Now rush 3 on with paintings dire
In murnLring toll.
Some necrmancer OF vast might,
BY wondro magic seight
Seems to have thralled the laboring spite
In durance vile.
Is yon the wizard clad in scarlet,
Or that begrimed and sooty yarlet,
Who feeds, and goads, and seems to snarl a
The metal horse?
No, these are but the gnomes who guard
The captive with stern watch and ward,
Who keep his dungeon portals barred
And guide his course.
Genius Of commerce! tits slave
Vulcan and Neptune to thee gave,
To bear thy treasures Ger the wave
With sails all furled,
Over the powers OF earth and sea,
10 CLAIM the mastery for thee,
And do thy 'hests whate'er they be
Round the world.
The daily gazette., 1876-02-15

TO SUFFERING LADIEs.-"Dr. Roger-on,s
te"Ge HydTdstis Pouders, for ali female
Complaint. By mail, 81 Address, Ur.
Rosersoh. +. o. Eox. 2j6e NY nv
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'ie county, Del. Or
TUESDAY, February 9Th. le-G.
sommeu ing at Il n. sharp, the following dc-
-tribed stock and farming utensils. viz:
' head pt good sound horses and brood
rcares. suitable for farm or road. Especial at
;enupn i, called to S1rrel horse Prince, $ red
~ EJl9ni Marcus katler 4 fine driver with
decided ,lsus for a fist trotter, 6 g Cd N lch
cows and springs, twOyer old heiiers. good
stocs; yearling heifers, . very good sboats
lmPLEMENIS.-l iron axle farm wa2or, /
market wagon and pelca bed. 8 rlows. A
harrow, . twin har ows, = cultivators, carri
age and pole grain fan, wheel rake. / co II
sneller, scythes AMI cradles, moving and
bri4r scythes, double aud single trees
IOOLS-ShOvels, forks. hoes. rakes. hay
snite, maui and wedges. post spade, half bu-
snel and peck measures, Chains, grain bags,
peach baskets. work bench, empty barrels
ssrden spade and rake
EARNEsS-l set crrriage harness sets
piov gears, bridles and collars, 2sets wagon
harness lines, &c
HOUSEHOLD PURNITURE-l D ir bed
stt ads, pair iron do. table, desk lot of
tabs, stove, chid's carriage. etc.
bUNDRlES-A lot OF corn blades ar d tops,
boxes, barrels, old iron, and numerous other
Lhlngs usually found about farm
The public are respectfully invited to at
tend. as my sale will be positive and every
article will be sold to the highest bidder,
TERMS-Sums of and under SIS cash; oyer
shat amount six months credit With banka-
BILE note and good endorser.
R. NJ. BLACK.
Glasg1w. Del, Feb 3-w2t
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PU BLiC SALE

- The subscriber having rented
RJN his larm. will sell NJ Public Ven
<% due. on the premises near Glas-
-.-s-L-&- gov, Pencader hundred. ew Cas-
tie county, Del. on
The daily gazette., 1876-02-15
DESIRABLE FARM
FOR SALE,

Itss.ss The subscriber offers at Private Sale
kImj his farm. situate in the lower part OF
wv Mill Creek hundred, near the White
EWmk Clay Creek, and one mile from Mil
ford Cross Roads. on the road leading to East
purn's lime quarries, and about one mile
therefrom, and two and n half miles from the
village of Newark. convenient to mills
schools. churches and railroa1 stations. Said
iarm is divided into eisht fields. all except
one accessible TO water. Fourteen acres Of
woodland. The whole comprising
1875 ACRES.
The buildings are commodious and COM
iorlable Dwelling and substantial and c0nve-
nient outbuildngS consi ting of barn 50x2i
With an ovcrshoot runnint the length Of barn
1na II feet wide. Stabliug underneath of
barn containing ten stalls and two entries.-
Also. II grsnary 3sX2i. with corn cribs on each
nde; second story divided into gain bins;
wagon house underneath the whole building.
Also, hen house. With hog house underneath;
princ house and blacksmith shop 2x2 -
There is youfg apple orchard Of selected
tuit in full bearing; also. rear ard cherry
treeb
Ssid farm i. offered at Private Sale until
the 2o.h of februtr try. and fnCt so d. will be
exposed to Public Sale, on the premises. on
WEDNESDAY. MARCH lst. 1875,
at o'clock. y. NJ.
ELI MCTE.
Apply to Abrlm 5, Mote on the premises;
IT - Ell Mote at his residence at Harmony
Bridge, near Newark, teb3-w3t
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Bowers ExoOf Linimeut

After so years Of practical experience with
horses, in staging, teaming, &C., have learn
ed that more horses have been crippled by
1natteEtion TO the feet than all other diseases
combined After men sexperlments l have
round he true remedy to PREVENT the dis.
ease tne noof, or restore it after negligence.
to VI al nature intended It should be-ths
G,sat support Of the noble animal. II the hoof i.
inf1amed and diseased, the animal Is compare
lively worthless. This Liniment will sure,
Heuenf this worst Of all diseases, Contraction
Corns, Quarter, Cracks, Contraction of tr
BACK Slnew generally called Knee Sprun
&C., and restore those that have been crippled
by the want OF such remedy.
ATry II, and 1t vin never fail II properly
applied, viz:
Battle the horse' 9 foot once week, or often,
or II necessary, at the heel and frog. and
around the hoOf close to the HAIR.
ID. c. BOYER,
Norr1stown, Pa.
MR. M. q. BOYER-Dear Sir: This is to Ger
tlfy that have used your Liniment In m
stable Tor three months past, on more thar
one hGndred horses, and find it the best pre-
paration have ever used on horses. 1t isi 7
better than you recommend 1t. Send me i've
cases at once, by express, G. o. ID.
HARRY HAMILTON,
No. ls2 West Slst street NsN York CITY
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pUBLIC SALES.
J. ". STIDHAM d. son.
General .fucfiOnPPrs
PneraI .fucti0nePrs

No. III East Fourth St., Wilmington, Del,
would inform their friends and the public
generally, that they aIe prepared 10 call
sales of Real Estate and Personal Property,
either in the city or country. They both hc-
-ng practical auctioneers, they can attend two
Gales at once. Country sales specially.
our terms are moderate. and satIsfac tion
guaranteed.
Letters addressed to their Auction Room
VIII receive prompt attention
hp-N. THE hlgnest cash price raid for
al kinds OF second hand furniture de303mw
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REGISTERS Order.
RxaIsrRR's opYICE.
NEW CASTLE COUNTY. Dec. 9th. 1877;


NEW CASTLE COUNTY. Dec. 9th. 1875.
Upon the application o: Geo. w. Humphrey
and James Head, execu' ors o. James Hum
phrN late OF Wilmington Huuored, in said
county, deceased it ls orderei and directed
by the Register that the Executors aforesaid,
give notice of the granting of Letters
Testameutary upon the Estate Of the
deceased, with the date of granting thereof,
by causing advertisements to be posted within
forty days from: he date of such Letters. in
six of the most public places Of the County OF
New Castle. requiring all persons having
dema nds against tho Estate. to pi esent the
same. or abide by an Act of Assembly in such
case made and provided. And also cause the
same to be inserted within the same period in
the Delaware Gazette. n newspaper published
in Wilmington, and to bo continued therein
two months.
Given under the hand and Seal
sEAI Of Office Of the Register aforesaid,
\-1[~~, ri New Castle. in New Castle Coun-
n Wy aforesaid. the day and veal boye
written. G. BlGGS, Register.
NOTICE.
All persons having claims against the Es-
tate oil tire deceased must present the same
duly attested to the Executors, on or be-
fore December 9th, 1876. or abide the Act of
Assembly in such case made and provided.
GEO w HUMPHRY,
JAMES HEALD.
Executors
Wilmington. Del.
decl5-2Mw
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THE ARTIZANs SAVINGS BANK,
6o2 MARKET STREET
Incorporated February 90, 1851.
Open 10 receive deposits daily from 9, a. NJ.
.ntl 4, z. NJ, and On Tuesday and Saturday
Jennings from TO O'Clock.
sEMI.ANNUAL DIVIDEND,
. six per cent mas been regularly pald on ue-
osite, since the organization Of the Bank, and
tis the expectation OF the Managers, that this
rate OF dividends will be continued.
When dividends are not withdrawn, they
re accounted as deposits. Thus permanent
deposits commpound their interest twice in
each year.
MANAGERS:
William s; Hilles, George ". Bush,
Clement B. Smyth, George s. Capelle,
Chas W. Rowland, NJ. l.. Lichtenstein,
Sathan'l X Benson, Edward Darlington.
Henry Y. Dure, Job III. Jackson
Z M. Stotsenburg, VIM. II. Swift,
Anthony HigginsI
VIM. S. HILLEs, Presidents
GEO. W. BUSH, Vice President
ieh2l-ly T.. T. TAYLOR, TressuI
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JOfIN l.. NJ IALOME.
PLAIN AND ORNAhENTAL
MARBLE WORKS,
Delaware Avenue & Madison SITS.
WILMINGTON. DEL.

Consistently on hand an. assortment OF the
best marble OF the different kinds which he
IS prepared To work up into Monuments.
Head and Fort stones, Steps, hantels, and
peIience IN the business, he natters himself
that he can v've entire satisfaction to all who
may favor him with their patronage. The
public are invited to call and inspect his
work and learn his prices. noy21'75-Iy