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Tennessee and Little Tennessee.


twill be remembered that when the law
for the protection OF fish was upon It's pas
sage through the Virginia Legislature dele
gates from Southwestern Virginia contriyed
TO force upon 1t an amendment that ex-
cepted the waters rising in Virginia and
running into Tennessee and Kentucky from
its operation. Thus the pretty streams
in Southwest Virginia that are admi-
rable for pisciculture are left wild, and
cannot be included in the streams that
are supplied with young fish by the fish
commissioners. This is, OF course, q loss
to the people OF that part Of the State; but
their representatives were more eager to get
the votes OF those whose modes OF capturing
fish are barbarous than to promote the bene-
fit OF the people by putting restraints upon
the destructires.
Their apology was that Tennessee had
not laws to protect fish, and they did not
think Virginia ought to breed fish for Ten
nesseeans. Well, Tennessee is waking up
to the value OF tish-culture and the proper
protection of fish, and the prospect is that
at the next Legislature OF that State good
law will be passed, and there will be a sim
cere beginning in the work of stocking the
rivers Of the State with fish. ',,.
When this is done the unreasonable oppo-
sition to tish-culture in Southwest Virginia
Little Tennessee-wili have no ground
to stand upon, and that part of the State
will beincluded in our law. This will be
gratifying. The waters OF the Holston and
Cllnch, and OF the other streams that rise
in that lovely land, are admirably adapted to
dsh-culture. Imagine them well stocked
with game food-fishes. What world
of pleasure they will afford to the
angler, who, pursuing his delight in the
lovely scenery by which he, is surrounded,
will be Indeed blessed. This will be a hui.
man benefaction; but we must remember
that the inhabitants will be blessed with an /
abundant supply OF fine fish, and thus be
enabled 10 enjoy q variety Of food unknown
TO them heretofore. expect to see
g Little Tennessee q . q Jealous friend OF
dsh.culture, and to see that part Of the State
s 5, aass1ile feso,t n ssesiet " health
ss ~; -.
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Mrs. Emma M. Brady is appointed post
master at Buffalo Forge, Rockbridge county,
Va, v,ce Daniel E. q. Brady, deceased. The
post-oftice at Mud Bridge, Cabell county,
West Va, is discontinued as not needed.
The papers go to Milton. George w. Clark
is appointed postmaster at Routts Hill,
Fauquier county, Va, uice James P. Gin
ger, resigned. :tsGg< 49,
Two newsboys. aged twelve and fourteen
years, were drowned Monday in pond OF
water in Il stone-quarry. 81
Rev. G. e. BurIeigh, famous anti-slaye-
ny leader, was run over by the cars at Flo
renee, Nd, Monday, and fatally injured.
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4 LEGAL POINT DECIDED ttdlcd, Ont.,
June 3.-The Supreme Court opened here
to-day. The first case taken UP was that OF
Mcdonald rs. Dodge-an appeal as to whe-
ther bankruptcy and deed OF assignment
in the United States could affect real estate
in Canada. The Court decided that it could
not. The appeal was dismissed with costs.
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SpgC5As yNTTCEs.
w FRENCH BRANDY.
NET THALHIMER BROTHERS ,p

H THALH1MER BROTHERS ARE
HEADQUARTERS FOR CHEAP GOODS,
A large and special line OF WHITE GOUns for
commandments, &c. such as STRIPED
| CHECKED. and PLAIN WHITE ORGANIZES.
BISHOP, VICTORIA, and LINEN LAWNS:
| LACE and SATIN-STRIPED MUSLiNS:
PLAIN. STRIPED, aud SOLID-COLOR SASH
| RIBBONS;
| SCARFs. BOWS. and SILK IIASDKE RCIIFFS.
| STRIPED, PLAIN. WHITE. PINK, and RITZ
| HOSE, and other FANCY GOODS at extra low
| prices; IS pieces FANCY SASH RIBBONS =.
25c per yard worth 40c.;
| 200 pieces DRESS GOODS ut extraordinary low
| prices. As we have iar2r stock which We viii
| IN reduce. give us call In DRESS GOODS,
| Bargains In BLACK GRENADINES. BItSTINCc
| CACIihERES, TAMiSE, ALPACAS. and other
| BLACK GOODS. 10 which W. Invite special a.
tcntiOn.
| PARASOLS, PARASOLS.-N.c are oEriu. orr
stock OF PARASOLS az very low prices 10 c!s...
them out. Call and see them.
| CASSIMERES, CASSIMERES. CASSINERFS-
| As we have very large siCCh or these guuIs On
| hand. and wishing 10 reduce Sa!nc. hay. lnl..,
some very low prices on them. and tno.e In wan, -
any will do well 10 give Us call.
| DRESS LINENS. BATISEE, ;:Hi LINEN TRIM
| MINGS for Ladies' suits. l%rtc varr,v-vrg.
| cheap.
Headquarters for KID GLOVES. Loo% 4: our
| SOC. GI.UNE-all cOiors.
| TllALItlNEH BROTHERS,
| jc COL Broad >iIrr''.
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We are indebted to General LIE DUCs
Commissioner OF Agriculture, for "The
Report upon Forestry, Prepared under the
Direction of the Commissioner OF Agricul-
ture. BY FRANKLIN HoUGH." This Is one
OF the really valuable books that are distri-
buted by the Government.
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EXCURSIONS.
DICHMoND PRESS CLUB. sEI.lasl
EXCURSION DOWN JAMES RIVER ON
4 STEAMER PAMLTCO,
AND BASKET PICNIC At SHIRLEY,
JITNE 1lTII,

The number of tickets already sold justifes The
belief that this expedition will be great success
Shirley House Is piciuresauey situated on nigh
hill nearly opposite City Point 1t was built over
200 years ago, and as the birthplace Of the mother
OF General r. Z. Lee, and the homestead OF the Hills
and Carriers, has many precious memories associated
with 1t.
The excursionists will have an Opportunity Of
seeing Warwick, Drewry's Bluff, Chnmns Blhl!,
Fort Harrison, Dutcll-Gap canal, Varina, MalFern
Hill, Bermuda Hundred, and many other historic
points OIL The route
The Press Club pledge'th their best efforts TO make
the occasion plea and agreeable to all VINO join
them. Each member of the Club VIII take ladies
with him, and many ladies' tickets have been sold
10 other gentlemen.
No Objectionable character viii be allowed on
board. No alcoholic liquor to be sold on steamer
INSTRUMENTAL MUSICIAN excellent band VIII
he on hand TO furnish music for duncng and to Keep
time to any Two hearts which may happen TO beat as
one.
SISCING-h sextette from the old philharmonic
Association will sing some Of the sweetest gems OF
song.
| Observation-Disclosures have been made wltll
members Of The Virginia SHOTGUN Club (Jonn L.
Grubbs. presidtntl for 4 gass-ba slo3ttDg-natcl.
Mr.. a. d. Ford Jr., has formed rifle team, which
will shoot for prize.
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OREGON ELECTIoN.-Son francisco, June
"A Portland dispatch says the election
passed off quietly. A very large vote was
polled. Returns from this city ana interior
are coming in very slowly. Owing TO the
number OF tickets in the field and the
amount of scratching and trading it is inn
possible at present to make any estimate as.
to the result. 1t is expected that by to-mor-
row evening some conclusion can be ar
rived at
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The SOUTHERN PLANrER.-This excellent
agricultural paper for june is upon our
table. Both judicious and energetic, and
as intelligent as iudcious and energetic,
the Planter is to the farmer eyes and mind.
The present No. is good, and its themes
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INTERNATIONAL TYPoGRAPHICAL UNION
Detroit, June 3.-The twenty-siXth annual
convention OF the International Typograph-
zeal Union commenced here to-day. Thir-
ty-three unions are represented by forty
five delegates. The day was devoted to
r6iltine hi1siness
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DEATHS.

Died, in this city, June 4th, at ten minutes past
10 O'clock, BEULAH g., daughter Of NJ. j. aud A.
T. Walton; aged seven years.
Little Benah was most lovely child. and OF the
kiudeSt and most atfectionaie disposition. With her
piaymates she was universally popular, and 1t
might be truly said, None knew her but TO love her.
or named her but TO praise. ..st- sstJ !!
The funeral viii take place from the parents resi-
denee, No. GIG Moore street. ut 10 A. NJ. TO-DAY
(June hth Friends aud acquaintance arc Invited TO
attend without further notice. III; 81 z,0sfsic y
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TNCURSION TO WASHINGTON
II GIVEN BY
MARSHALL LODGE. NO. II.
KNIGHTS OF PYTIIIAS,
over the Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac
rairr nd,
MONDAY, JUNE 20. 1878.
FARE (round tripl, $3.50.
The train leaves Elba. head Of Broad street, at
5:45. Returning leaves Washington At S Z. NJ.
same day. TICKETS can be had Of G. +. Johnston,
9lS Main street l.. b. Thomas, 2l4 Broad street
4. A. Scott, Twenty-iifth and Broad Streets Nc
Dowell & Beverage. Brook avenue and Clay street
Thomas NJ. Saunders. Brook avenue ana Marshall
street; William Tobien, Ole Broad street, and at
the train.
For the accommodation Of persons In the eastern
portion of the city, conreyauces will leave Twenty
fifth and Broad, and Twenry-nflh and Venable
streets, and Manchester, I'm time for the train
.,a my l5,20,23,27 ,Je3.5,7,S,&9
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We acknowledge the compliment OF an
invitation by the Franklin and Washington
societies OF Randolph-Macon College to the
approaching commencement ceremonies OF
that institution.
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EDUCATIONAL.
PROPOSALS..
CLERKS OFFICE or SUPREME COURT oF)
APPEALS OF VIRGINIA.

APPEALS OF VIRGINIA.
RICHMOND. June 1. \. ID. 1873. }
PURSUANT TO THE PROVISIONS
i OF an act of the General Assembly OF Virginia
approved April 80, 1874. entitled an "Act prcScrib
Ing the manner in which records for The Supreme
Court of Appeals shall be printed and providing for
letting The same to contract" ana which Is US fol-
lowS-to w.t.
/. BE it enactedJyM the General assembly, That
the clerks Of the SPrsmne Court Of MppS,S 4. Rsh
IN the month of June, In the year eighteen hundred
and sevcnty-iour, ana annually thereafter In ne
same month. solicit proposals by advertising IN some
newspaper published III their respective localities
for the printing for one year OF such records Of
courts as may be required under existing laws to be
printed for the Of the Supreme Cour, of Appeals
In determining eases OF appeal.
ii. The said proposals shall state the amount per
page Of fifteen hundred ems small plea type, and
Shall include the paper. printing binding, anda neat
cover with the style OF the case and the court from
which the record comes neatly printed thereon.
ILL., The said clerks shall award The contracts for
said printing 10 the lowest responsible bidders in
their respective localities and shall take from them
bond with ample security In a penalty double the
amount OF the work TO be executed. the same 10 be
asccrtaiucd Dy The amount Of the preceding years
work. The mode of certifying ami paving accounts
". All acts and parts OF acts In conflict with the
provisions OF this act are hereby repealed.
V. This act stall be in force from its passage
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received by the
undersigned, ut his Office at the State courthouse,
Eleventh street between Broad and Marshall. III
the city of Richmond, unll IL O'Clock NJ. of the
26TH INSTANT for the PRINTING, &C. in ac-
cordance with the provisions OF the second section
of said act, OF all such RECORDS the Supreme
Court of Appeals VI Virginia. At Richmond, may
require for one year from the lst day or July,
1878.
As the printing has to be done under The super
vision and direction OF The clerk II mcst be done In
this city.
The clerk claims the right of rejecting any and
all bids which, In his opinion, do not aud will not
fully comply With the requirements Of the forcgo-
Ing act, and Of deciding rh0 are responsible bid
ders " and tphat is ''amplc security" within the
meaning OF the sane.
GEORGE Il. TAYLOR. .-
Clerk or the Supreme Court or Appeals
je 5-cud7L OF Virginia, ut Richmond.
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~ NOVELTIES; the greatest LUZ IFS at The
Table D'Hote; and the Incompatible TEN-CENT
LUNCH. je 3-3t
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HOTELS.

This delightful HOTEL Is still kept by GRAMS
TON, aud is, In all It's appointments, equal to its
past reputation. The prices are us low II not lower
than any other drst-class hotel In New York. Mr..
JAMES II. CRASST0N (uephew OF the late Hiram
Cranston) win have great pleasure IN welcoming his
southern friends back to their old homo IN New
York again. 5e i-6t
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CUMMING CHAMPIONSHIP CUP

GINNING CHAMPIONSHIP CUP
s. In the worlds great din,
WHAT'S q fellow without !n.'-SkG6.
Mqssrs w. Z. BurweIl. William Plumer Grctter
j. A. II. st. Andrew, Andrew Jinkins. and +. Cutl-
bert are appointed 4 committee to decide What man
during the day gives best evidence Of those powers
of loGuacity which lind their highest Development
I'm successful life-insuraDce agents and members OF
the City Courcll. Hon. 4. NJ. Kelley has consented
TO present the prize to the successful competitor.
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A y EXCURSION


No crowd at Old Point, and weather pleasant.
Round trim: Adults 81, % children md servants,
ST.. No charge for children under five years
Breakfast and supper OH the steamer, oOc each
dinner, 75c. ..
Board at Hygcia Hotel: Lodging, 75c.; supper
and lodging, 81: supper, lodging, and breakfast,
$3.50: per day, 50 per week. $3.50.
TICKETS GOOD FOR NINE DAYS. Tickets for
sale by Z. Z. uudgins, at Courtney L Powelrs: w.
+. W. Taylor, Broad street: 4. W. CARRIER t Co.,
and Merchants Bank, Main street: also NJ Southern
Express office by Mr. a. Welsh, and at the terminus
of the street ailway on the morning Of tho 9th.
TICKETS SOLD TO WAY-LANDINGS.
Parties leaving their names At A. W. CAREERS,
s26 Main street, will be taken 10 the boat at 25c.
per head.
The steamer leaves the wharf at o'cock prompt
~. my SOFT
A MOONLIGHT EXCURSION will be given for
the benefit OF this chnrch on WEDNESDAY, the
18th instant, of which full particulars VIII be given
hereafter. jc5
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ORANGE COUNTY, Va

*The United States Census Of 1850 shows that
Virginia, North Carolina. and Tennessee produced
100000 more bushels of corn than New YORK.
PENNSYLVANIA, New Jersey. Ohio. Maine, New
Hampshire, Vermont, Massachusetts, and Connec-
ficut
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BOAT WILL LEAVE the wharf TUESDAY l lth
of June ut A. NJ. and return ut 1880 T.. h. Tickets
for gentlemen each. 81: ladies or children, each,
SOC For sale by The newspaper mon and at liZ-
zinis, CARRIERS, Columbus'S. FerrandniS, and Iar-
brough's cigar-slorc.
nv Andrew PtZzin je 5-W&M2t
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T. tS5,su.s &
The fast aud commodious steamer PAMLICO has
arrived, and Will be chartered for EXCURSIONS
and PIC-NICS To any point James river, &c.
For further particulars apply 10
GEORGE ". ALLEN & CO..
Agents Old Dominion Steamship Company.
my -pOlI III
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FISHHRaIAS'S HAT
.sOf all the yarns Of tongue or pen.
The hardest are those of fishermen.
L L.. -,

4 fine hat viii be presented 10 the gentleman who,
during the day. tells the most original and exte n
sivc land Ina probablel fish snake story. Judges
John Bell Bigger. Louis Wagner, Thomas NJ. Saun-
ders, Edward II. Fisher, and Russell Robinson.
Coroner Taylor has agreed to make the presentation
address.
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nI7~ OWING TO TIE RECENT De
CLINE In the price OF Innings. COHEN BRO
THEIRS are enabled 10 Uit,r
ENGLISH GAMbRlCS ut fr0u! 20 Co.:
RICE CAMBtItS from u II Tc.:
WIGANS from s 10 l0c.:
Also, many other DOMESTIC GOODS ~ C"rrc-
spending reductions. va
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Music AND DASCISG-Messrs. Ernest Wilt,
w. W, Archer, 10. Lane Stern, c. O'B. Cowardin,
and s. 3. Wit will supervise the music and dancing.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. conveyances will take
persons 10 ana from the steamer ut 20c. for each
pcrson each way. Names must be left at CARRIER:
on or before the 9th instant.
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GIG Avenue du Bots de Bologne, Paris
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PETFRSRIJRG.

REGISTER RECEIPTS-T II Z CONGRESSIONAL
CANvAsS-INTERESTING CEREaIoNY-REPUD-
LICAN APPEALS FOR .MONEY-POSTAL STA
TISTICS-wHEAT HARVEST.
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TIE RGZS.
BEL AIR, FRIDAY, DEC. 6, 1873.
Condensed News.

Mr.. Reuben D. lamar, register of wills
of Cecil county, died at Elkton, on Sunday,
aged about Ga years.
The Moflitt bell punch liquor law realized
S5OO,O0O to the State of Virginia this year,
or about two or three times as much as the
old plan produced. There is very little oppo-
sitlon to 1t now.
AT hotel in Blackstone, Mass, two
guests, a father and son, blew out the gas be-
fore going to bed. The next morning the
father was found dead, and the son in a dy-
ing condition.
Right Rev. j. b. p. Wilmer, Episcopal
Bishop of Louisiana, died suddenly of apo
plexy, in New Orleans, on Monday. He was
native of Virginia. and about IS years Of
age
Garfield, Bros. 81 Co, the well -known
Baltimore jewellers, have suspended pay
ments. The liabilities of the firm are esi-
mated at $4,000. The failure is due to bad
debts and shrinkage in the value of stock.
Mr.. Jacob Van Doren, native of Berk-
ley county, West Virginia, and well-known
in insurance circles in Baltimore, since the
war, died at his residence, Blenheim, Abe
marie county, Va last week.
--Medford Walters, colored, who shot and
killed Jenkins Whaley, colored, while work.
ing together in corn field near Warwick,
Cecil county, has been arrested near Centre
vile, C6een Anne's county. Walters was
shot twfte before he escaped from his pur-
suers, Tut was taken next day.
General Phil. Sheridan has been sued in
the United States Circuit Court, at New
York, for Selling by force of arms the plan
tation of James A. Whelan, and the property
on it, in Louisiana, and also for Selling in
New Orleans quantity of sugar and molasses
belonging to the plaintiff The alleged loss
is nearly half a million dollars.
Miss Emma Wheeler, daughter of d. Ii.
Wheeler, of Baltimore, upon going into her
room with lighted coal oil lamp, late Sat
urday night, imagined she saw some one UNI
der the bed, and became greatly alarmed
She screamed and started from the room and |
in her flight fell down stairs. The lamp was
broken, the oil flew over her and she was
soon in blaze. Her screams aroused the
family and the flames were extingushed-
Her injuries are severe but not necessarily |
fatal
"A series of riots" is reported at Jack |
son, in Breathitt county Ky, which began
last Monday. The trouble seems TO have
arisen fran an attempt to rescue prisoner |
whom Sheriff S posse was conducting to Jail |
The result is that mob holds the town, and |
the Sheriff s party the court house and Jail; |
that picket firing is kept up, and many per-
sons have been killed and wounded :" and |
that the Governor has been appealed to- but |
has taken no action yet. Among those fatal
ly shot in the riot is the County Judge.
-
Flesh Wounds and Cuts can be healed BY n
few applications of Keller's Roman Liniment-
All Druggists sell it for SO cents bottle
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WISTAR'S BALSAM.
WISTAR'S BALSAM.
WISTAR'S BALSAM.
Bleeding at the Lunus.

PUTNAM, Conn March 90, 1869.
Geutlemen-I avail myself of this opportunity to say
n word in behalf OF DIR. WISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD
CHERRY, which have made of in my family for
several years, and always with the most beneficial
suits. My wife being of dec te habits has always been
troubled with II hard dry, hacking cough whenever
taking little cold and has enpl yed various specifics
test the virtues OF wIsTAR'S BALSAM, the effect Of
which has been truly onishing
More than year since young man belonging in this
place taken with bleeding at the lungs in
tion with most severe cough, and finally given
over to die by our best physicians and it evident
to all that cOnsum ton was Clasling him a victim
Learning these facts my wife sent him a bottle of the
BALsAM which he took, and in due time, the great
astonshment of his friends, at his accustomed oc-
cupation, snatched as were, from the Try Jaws Of
death. In many other have administered the
BALsAM to the consumptye, aud always with the best
of success These statements simply facts which
can be vOuched for ut any time by calling on me at my
store. remain truly yours, JOHN b DARLING.
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NOTICE.
Business at the Old Stand on New
Principles.
Goods Bought and Sold Strict!
for Cash.

TN consequence of dissolution Of firm of
l. Watson & Moore, Fallston, on Nov Both
1878, G. J. Moore and his brother, ]. w.
Moore, will conduct the business after that
date. Style of the firm TO be known as
MOORE BROS.
By buying goods strictly for Cash and of
fering them at the lowest possible margin,
trust by attending TO the wants of the trade
to merit full share of public patronage.
G. J. MOORE,
nov22-3t J. w, MOORE.
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President and Sole Agent for U. S.
State aud Territorial Rights for Sale
Favorable Terms to Agents, 60,
Observation-Disclosures

No other Roofing enjoys the reputation universally
accorded our dranile Roofing. 1t is e.prUof
slate sheet iron. II ressts the action Of water AMI
OF tbs strongest acids. 1t is good for the lining of CHS
tanks will color give any distase
to drinking water 1t is durable than any other
kind of noofng II ressis and arrests dRmpness IL
can lie walked on without injuriug it II is adapted
steep well as for Hat 1t can he easily aud
rapidly laid on by inexperienced persons All these
qualities render it unequalled Tor Rolling Mills Steam
boat Drcks, Barges. Manufacturing Establishments,
Railroad Deots and for every description OF Buildings,
particularly such are liable to take fire, &c.
The Granite Roofing Company also manufacturer
Roofing Paint for Metallic Shinge Roofs, Damp
Wall and Iron Work generally. 1t keeps constantly
ON hand all kinds of Felt aud Clements.
The Granite Roofing is manufactured by machinery,
ready lay the building. Ii Is rolled in sheets li1.
feet long by ~ inches wide and inch thick 1t is
put rollers aud securely packed for shipping to
any distance.
The Granite Roofing Company will make special
terms with agents parties in the roofing business
Repairing old roofs OF every description promptly at
teuded to and charges moderate. Country orders sol
cited.
Notwithstanding the superior quality and durability
of our Roofing, 1t is supplied more favorable terms
than tin or shingle roofs The very best references
given.
wish to call attention tn a recent invention Of mine
viz: Tank Of any capacity for containing the strong
acids Cost reasonable and satisfaction guaranteed.
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Dissolution Of Partnership.

NOTICE is hereby given that the part
IN nership existing between Jas. A. Wat
son, and Caleb j. Moore, doing business in
the village of Falston, under the firm name
of Watson & Moore, in consequence of the
i'll health of the former, will be dissolved on
the thirtieth day of November, 1878.
All parties indebted to the Firm are hereby
requested to make prompt settlement, as ac-
counts uncollected after the first day of Jan
uary, 1879, will be placed in the hands of q
collector.
Payments may be made to either of the
undersigned
JAS. A. WATSON,
CALEB J. MOORE.
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