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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-12-04

A TRAVELLING MIssIoNARY-The Eureka
.SeAtinel thus describes the labors of Rev. Mr..
Holland, in eastern Nevada. He seems to
be sort of Moody and Sankey combined:
:tPat. Holland, the poet, fighter and evan.
gelist, has reached Independence. 1t will be
remembered, he took with him-or, rather
the wagons had on board-the old Standard
press. Pat. is making good use of this piece
of machinery and the cases of type The
caravan stops at all the small stations and he
distributes tracts and songs composed on the
route. Several conversions have been made.
At Ind ependence he advertised religious
meeting, but, as his reputation had reached
the place before he did, the house was empty
at the advertised hour for the opening. This
surprised Pat somewhat, but ha WAS not dis
couraged. Pulling his mountain howitzer
he started out to call the lambs. The saloon
was full in short time, as was also the poet
After taking up collection he bid farewell
to tho congregation, admonishing the people
to vote the Democratic ticket He said his
address would be 9pymas, Mexico.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-12-04
EVERYWHERE.

Wood is SIS cord in Eureka, turkey so
| cents pound, and votes $50 apiece.
A pious North Carolina man has grown a
third set of teeth at the age of eighty.
Washington Territory is to have a railroad
from Seattle, on Puget Sound, to Walla Walla.
Mr. Macarthur, the new Lord Mayor of
London, is the first Irishman that ever filed
that Office
. The San Francisco Board has reduced the
to $500.
Official denial is made of the runner that the
Marquis of Lorne viii resign the Governor
Generalship of Canada at the end of three
years and return home.
The Cologne Cathedral, having at last been
finished after an Incomplete existence Of six
hundred years, was consecrated last week
The ceremony lasted for three days.
Gambetta has purchased site for his tomb
at Pere la Chaise, opposite the monument of
NJ. Theirs, and has paid for his last abode the
sum OF $50, 900 francs.
Sitting Bull swears he will fight the United
States troops forever and die, rather than sur
render. He may sing in a lower key after the
Winter campaign is over.
J. ". Msckay, when questioned about the
condition Of the Comstock, in New York, re-
piled: Time will tell all. Bulls and bears
may make the most of the point.
FLsoD has decided not to buy seat in the
I. S. Senate, preferrng to invest in real
estate. which he can hold on to as long as he
pleases.
Salt Lake City and Ogden have been suffer
ing for several weeks what they call coal
famine" The fault is laid at the doors of
the managers of the railroads for failing to
keep up the necessary supplies of coal.
II is ascertained that 2,O82 cubic feet of
fresh air per head must be supplied every
hour in order to keep the air pure and fresh
to proper degree. In mines it has been de-
termlned that in order to keep up the health
of laborers, 5000 feet per hour are requisite
The rush from Bedie and other camps to
Arizona continues undated remarks the
True FtsSu,r. The men who played seven-up
all summer are going south in order to utilize
their only available raiment, namely. the
linen duster
The number of Coroners inquests held in
England and Wales in 1879 was q ,03G Their
total cost was $4,000 Verdicts of wilful
murder we're returned in 1853 cases; rs of the
victims were women. In 9,776 cases the jury
found the cause Of death Understandable.
The Deadwood, Dakota, Pioneer says that
south of line drawn through Fort Meade
there were So, 900 head of cattle, and north of
that line there were at least 60, 900 head more.
Stock raisers have come to the conclusion that
cattle can live and thrive wherever the buffalo
roams.
The railroad is being pushed through Ari
IONA and the hardy pioneer is following close
in its wake, taking up agricultural and min
eral lands A wonderful change has come over
that Territory in the past year and the out
look is quite encouraging for the railroad get
tin. its money back in the next few years.
New Mexico is also waking up and having
railroad boom.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-12-04

A story comes all the way from Atkinson,
Kan, to explain why Clara Louise Kellog has
never married. In her school days she fell in
love with poor boy, and they exchanged
VOWS of censtancy. She went on the stage
and made fortune He declared that he
would not become her husband until his
wealth equalled hers and it has never done
so though he has struggled hard to increase
it to the required amount.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-12-04

HEAVY ADVERTISING PEeFITs. -Dauchy &
Co.. 191 Fulton street, New York, are send
ing an advertisement of the Blank Bitters to
the papers of Nevada Oh the following terms:
Six inches for one year, in the advertising
columns, with two LEGAL notices per month
Furnished by the Bitters men) next reading
matter. top of column, and paper sent regu-
larly for the year. For this they pay S1S (at
the end of the Year, in type. 1t would cost
so to set UP the notices, and the paper for
one year is worth 49, Then comes their dis
count of 20 per cent, which is over 81.
There would be a dead loss of about S. to
the publisher if he got his pay. We also
take the chances in having the Bitters Co.
burst before the year is up, as such concerns
are apt to dc. The above figures are re-
spectfully submitted to publishers through.
out the State.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-12-04

SoME of the papers are abusing Berge as a
human monster because he is anxious to see
men put out of the way who are unable to
get along without numbering somebody.
These are our sentiments exactly. We believe
that the ruffians who stalk about the country
with bowie knives and six shooters strapped
to their persons ready to kill the first man
that they cannot bully and abuse should be
put out of the way Just as mad dogs are dis
posed Of
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-12-04

On Tuesday of last week the New York
Sun doubled its size to give space to a four
page advertisement of George p. Rowell &
Cos American Newspaper Directory. Row
ell & Co.'S business is that of an advertising
bureau. The firm showed their own appre.
citation of the value of advertising by the
great advertisement in the .Sui, which must
have cost thousands of dollars
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-12-04

\ JUICE in Stockton attempted three
times to sentence a convicted prisoner, bnt
each time the lawyers showed conclusively
that he could do no such thing legally. He
linally remarked: Gentlemen. I've backed
against the law long enough. The prisoner
is discharged
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-12-04

In the month of November just past "a
vessels laden with wheat cleared from San
Francisco, Is for Liverpool, Is for Cork, %
for Queenstown and l for Dublin. These
a vessels carried away 99,910 tons, or an
average of | $50 tons each.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-12-04

TIE new and novel locomotive Invented by
Eugene Fontaine, OF Detroit, is reported as
making mile minute with ease. On some
parts of the road it is confidently expected
it will make over seventy five miles an hour.
Tests with loaded train up grade gave
great satisfaction. Railroad men are greatly
Interested
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-12-04
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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-12-04

1t now turns out chat one of Barnum's
mules is the same that Pxley had when he
rode through southern California on stump
ing tour. Hewett is ready to vouch for its
identity; the brand on its left hip is in Pix.
ley's hand writing, and his bray is cerrobora-
ted by the National Democratic Committee.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-12-04

SOME of the coal pits in Pennsylvania have
been burning for over thirty years. There is
talk of getting the weeping pastor of the
Metropolitan Temple out there to drown out
the fires with some of his famous weeping
efforts.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-12-04

The Times erielo says Judge J. L. Kelly,
of Tuscarora, intends making a vigorous fight
for the Speakership OF the Assembly at the
coming session of the Legislature.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-12-04

THERE is coal corner in Stockton, and
the price of coal has doubled in q month
The people are growing because they failed
to get in in time.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-08-03
JAM ES nj JOaNSTON. 1oh'ui
DuncansOn 81 Bro Sairsn1nn ivI4. Svi
by Green 81 Misc, Auc.lone.rs.

| 10y VIRTUE Of a decree of the Corrorsli y
~ Court for the ti:y OF Alexandria vs., rem
dered n lie July telm. 1850. ln the cause Of D
:. WntRlns and wifi" Ell AIS ". Juhr r. Evans
IT., the uuGcrsl2nod, cCmmissiOners therein
named. 9itl offer Tor sale by public auction. il
lrOnt ol The entrance t. The Court rcom on Fair.
lax stret in the CITY OF Aiexandris, a vs., or
SATURDAY, the 18Th dsy o! August 1850, u
II o'clcck H., the fJlIowiEg properly, to wit:
MOL House s1d Lot No 81 south Royal st
cs.t side.
Noz: House and Lot No 50 south Royal Fl.
o.st side.
No 3: House and Lo. 10 % south Ecssj st.,
west side
No4: House and Lot No Il south Royal 81
west side
No5 House and Lot No 40 sout4 Royal st.,
west side.
Nc G: House and Lot No IS south l.oyal ct.
east SIDE sci Dining 5. &. BaSgott on lis north
lhe-aub]ecl t. any clsIn. he may have for the
use Of hls wall.
MOT: House ard Lot No s2uth Royal st.
west SIDE.
NoS s: House and Lot no south Regal st
West side
Nc Q: House AMI Lot No %3 south Columsu
st., west side
No 10: House and bot No 8; $, ,u.h Coluu bus
ST., west sids.
No1l: Vacant Lot .cornc. of Columbus and
Witaer SIS.
No II: House rnd LIT No 20 Prince street,
)uoJect to rent charge IN fec cf 81 Der annLm
n l3: hoIis and Lot +! liz W oil SIS, be
tween Columbus and Ell et.
NO 4: House and Lot No 50 Kiag stree
formerly occupied a' s.ore by Juo T Evans,
decd.
TO 10: The south House and Lot of tho three
frame Holilaga on Toe court in the square bound
ed hy frnce, Duke Columbus nnG Aifrud SIS
NO l6: The middle Hcuse and Lot Oh the
hove named court
No II: The north House snd Lot OF tao three
ia the shove nsr1el court
Nc Is. The uUu:e snd Dot on wsst eide of
CoIumous street, between Wolto ana Wilkes
street..
No ~: House and Lot sdjoiang above No IS
on the south
No 20: n tract Of land contaiag lG 80 es,
more or less in Fairfax county, Va, with the
improvements
Terms Of She: Cash enough to pey ezpenses
ut SUIT and sale, snd he residue Of .ne yurch.se
IN 'hey on credit Ct six, twelve and eighteen
months; the inds Of tne purchaser or purchss-
era TO DC taken, with good personal secu lily flr
the deferred payments with interest irou day
OF sale and the title retained until al the pay
meuts are made.
S. FERGUSON BE1CG,)
CHARLES K. STUART, "o"!h 'S'
GEORGE WALkSE, q ';sis
jy2G2awts
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-08-03
BY Green & Wish hnntinnenrs.

pY VIKTUE of decree of the Circuit CT srt
- for the county If Alexsndris, Va, reDder.
ed st Its May term, 1880, ia the chsnce-y csuse
of Ws stcrs, surv!y ug, vs. Kelly et ais the un.
dersi2ned, commissioners therein named will
offer for ssle BY public auction, in front Of the
entrance 10 the Court ROOM on Failf. x street. in
the city of AleEandris, vs.. on SATURDAY,
the 2s:h of August 1889, At II o'clock H., the
following described property to wit:
a LOT OF GROUND with the IMPROVE
ments thereon, in tho county Of AlcxAntria,
Va. beginning on tho west side Of the Wusning-
ton and Alexandra Turnpike Isl feet inches
north Of the first street north OF Montgomery
street; thence northerly W tn said turnpike II
feet moro or less, to j. WILher's line formerly
CsE moves y theLc' south with said linz Il feet
NOR. or less; the. g. essterly by u straight lire
to the beginning
Terms of Sale: Cash enough TO pay costs o
suit and sale, and the residue in three equal in
stsmenls 81 one. two and three yesrs, rcspec
lively, with interest from the day Of ssie; :hj
| title to be retained unit the purchase money is
fully paid.
ALBERT STUART, Comn'rs.
Il. y. CLAUGHTON, ! Of Sale.
| jy26-2swts
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AUCTION sAEES.
By Green & Wise, Auctloneers.


or
| VALUABLE REAL ESTATE IN ROSS
| LlN VLRGINIA Opposite 6 EORGE.
TOWN d G., IMPRO WE'D By Il Dwell
LING HOUSE, STOKE, STABLE de-
~ vIrtug OF Il dtcree Of the Circuit Court OF
AleXandrla county, Firgni@ rendered st tic
Nay term, 1897 thereof IN She Eui: Of AIMS
Ellis vs: haAns and ,Ichnst0n trustees, &C.
the subscribers, SIS commissioners OF sele, ap.
pointed by SAID decree, will otier for sale ~ pub.
nc auctlCn, on the prcmises on NEDs E:,.
pay, August 18th, 1880 =: o'clpc!s y m.
LUIS NUN oered one, TWO and tbrrg, IN squ,re
mum bertd three, in the town Of EOssiyn, Nir
s!nl.. with the improvements, consisting OF
DWELLING HOUSE, store. stable snt ntces-
shry ou!bui.oiUgs and lot Of fruit trees.
l. rms Of Sale prescribed By decrso are :
- 700 t9. with Interest from Decem Der 70 1871
't per cent snd SIS ~ taxed coGls tt sui, in
cash the residue in &, y and Is months Of er
SAID sale, with approved PERSONAL security. II
Terms OF sale arc n3t complied with witniN one
week from the day Of ssie, the property will be
resoI1 ht tho risk snd cost Of the defsuting pur-
CHASER. si.er three days notice in the Evoning
5tsr newspaper Of ashiggton, d. G.. Convey.
anclng 81 purchasers ccst.
ALBEkT STUART
JAMES Nj JUaNSTON ! ooh'a H.
DuncansOn 81 Bro sIsirsnann iv?4,S Swis
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-08-03
By ONesl & Lucas. Auctjonoc-s.

sNRUSTEES SALE-By virtue Of d deed cf
4 trust, bearing date on the S.h day Of Octo
ber 1879 executed 70 me by james w. Deevors,
Of Fsirf x county, Virginis to secure to NJ T.
Harlow, of The city o. Alex4nd-i,, Virgini4 the
pay ment Of the sum of SIT 80 with Interest
thereon at the rsts Of six per csntur per anuum
from October lst. 1879 til psid will II, at
public auction, 10 the highest bidder, tor ,sh,
10 front of the Royal stree. entr .nce t. tho M.r-
ket Building. in .ns city Of alexandria atore-
said, on SATU RDAY. tho 7Lh day Of sugust.
1889, at the hour Is twelve o'clock m ali that
ThACF OK PAIJ&L 0F LAND. situste, ly-
ing and being in Lle county of FsiIf Z, and
State OF Virginia, containing twenty six acres
two rc0ds anu twenty poles, and being part oi
the real estst3 fJrmeriy belonging to the estate
of james Potter, dec .ssed, and designatod in the
dlvsi IN thereof made in the yesr 1865, as lot
No. 3, snd moro porLicu sriy described in the
above mentioned deed sad the deed from Peter
Pullman and wife to said james w Deevers,
bearing date February II h. 1868 and of record
smoug the land rec jrds Of Fairfax county, liber
|. No. t fJllo is
jYS-td JAMES K. CATION. Trustea.
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Z 20 NJ n ! : SSION NERS' SALE
~ r.,
NERY DESIRABLE FARM


. ~ virtue OF y docrae Of tne Circuit Court OF
r'N4!'c7 unity pronounc d on the If h day OF
'IEh, 1851. IN tho clSncery eut OF Rector 6
i"'s vs. Hcctrr, the undersigned comm isson-
e.f u sale, viii sail 81 public auction TO tn 9
AS"rs! bidder ia front Of the store snd ware.
h'.7' % Thomas H!,sscock and & Il. Walker
=. Hec..r.o@n station, il Fsuquicr county, Va,
.. ~ = hSDAG, tho lid day o. August:
'Sa tho I Glowing trrc Of land being the real
e';H." ot .ao lH,a Tnon.s W,lism Rector:
l.. \ THAIF or LAND lying in the coun.
> "! fauGWcr Confirming 10 scre;
Il. OEL HALE OF AN UNDIVIDED
'"ACt "F Ian d, in Lou1oun county Va
..HialA!HS % acres with lot of fur acres ad.
I.lnrHg thereto
ha t.r!n Of 10 ceres in Fauqler county. il
""r'T NnG"n as one o. the II 81 producttVes
"'s'-ao@ farms in upper Fauguier 1t is sit
"r!.t miip.y between Ractort wn and Upper
.."e III Tie heart OF the bue grass section of
''lt!rr, :: miles from BE .ortown station, w.
' III. i. II. The land Is OF the Il rst quality,
u" Gesi7"h.e neiRhDorhood, we'll watered, well
,'"o'i Hhd IN good coAdition ten &C es in tim
.'s H"d thc f"Inalncsr clesred; twenty acres OF
'.' vle"fcd !.nG arc n Gu tlvatlon Tho remain
".' 10 good biI" grass There are on the farm
a"H and comfortable DIV ELLING and other
''''Foliehts. al III good rcpalr; a spring Of
,s' !HiIiiS rec stone water near the dwelling
al. young peach Hnd apple orchard of choice
-"', uo.r desirable farm in The bus yrsss
market.
LIE lam in LouSoun county is well located
l- ie+7she neiG .bo-hood hs!t milo from
,t"; 'l.'"; the .an Of first quality acres IL
n,' f,Hl4 IN" rem einder well set III grass The
~ 1LLlNG HOUSE is comfortable
!r'E.s OF Sale: GEe tenth Of toe purchase
." "'y II cash ; the residue in three equsl sunu
=. ia. t'ments. For the deferred payments tn,
"'yA'se7 to execute bonds. with approved per
security, TO bear interos. fr, ~ the lst de-,
,'"aUsry, 1851 the title will b , retained unit
"st payment Is rasGe sud the land resold 8
-" E.,E Of the purchaser if the terms Of sale b.
20: complied with.
"o!A i.rms are rented for the current yea
Ihe purchasers Will have setdlpg priv
go ms yesr As TO the land in guilty. stion snt
''" POSSESSION on the first of .nusry, 1881
6 +. GIBSON,
W 4 HUDSON. Com rs
JOHN a hLEXANDER, 0'' 10
'"'9Vie7 county, jy It's
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BOOKS. STATIONERY, etc.
-Ss nVVHSs ok okAIIVNEHH 4 elc.
LITERARY REVOLUTION
STANDARD BOOKS ALMOST CIV
I'm WiH "

STANDARD BOOKS ALMOST GIV-
EN- 4 WAli
by an arrangement. the Undersigned has been
appolnted sole agent in Alex sndris for the sale
of the publications of the NEW YORK BOOB
EXCHANGE. Catalogues and lrices furnished
on application. Among the wonderful things
which have been accomplished for the lovers dt
good books by the literary revolution" is the
reproduction ofCHAMBEHS' HNCYCLOP.E
Dl A at a mere nominal cost 1t is verbatim
reprint of the last English edition. in Is vols ;
oomely bound in cloth 81 60; postage cts per
volume; 10 volumes now ready. Special ter ms
during the present month for the complete work
So Just think of Smiths Bible Dictionary 81 ;
Telne's English Literature 85c; or Plutsrch's &
Lives vos ST. 20; or Mscaulay's Esesvs 8
vols, S2 10; or Rollins Ancient History 81 25 /;
or NJ Iiton's complete works, 60c; or Shakespeare
complete So. and so on through the list. Eve
ybody can have d librsry OF choice books ut
thae urices. GEO u. FRENCH,
je8 SO and 95 King st
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f:HUSTNES 5ALElN FAIRFAX-By vir.
: tue cf deed Of trust from j. u. Crocker
@'- %i'a Gated Aug l2.h, 1874 and duly re-
o. 7Ird - tac land rSc rds Of Fairf.x county.
- ant for the purposes therein mentioned. I
.." o''rr for =ale By pub ic au ton in front of
-"' tolrL House door, at Fairfax G H., on
NJHDAI, Ausust 'G.h. 1880 (court d ~ at l.
20 IN" FRACr OF unND conveyed by the
S'''" decd containing l3l and 8!o1O0 acres ly-
K upon he road leading from Lew en3ville to
-".G y. adjoining tha lands Of SIN Dot Poscocx,
y. I "thaTs, .nd known MS tho DOR Crocker''
ps.e
."rms Of Sale: CASH
NAAMAN PEACOCK. Trustee.
F,rf,Z county Va July l2-wt,*
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ishG ., bElA, Va
ny If
{ joan c,.n
We inTi.a !ne attention OF den}ers snd coz
5v2,e-i - otir .aTEa slock OF CAREFULLY
hP \ REL GOA / o. the following varieties:
:,YkEt3's! VALLEY
I,ORBEhRY and
SuAnOKIN BED ASH.
WHLtG s,5H free burning and hardy c!
s:cnnlar, brCHHn, egg, s.oYe and nut slzes.
Also GkCEGE' GKEEk, ,CUMBEKLAND
sed < An VIVA ;PLlET, from West VS..
MsEiilg Goa! ouoClsltg, We aim 10 keep only
he He Il &aT GHhDES and having two lsrge
Storage Ysr6s. escb variety is kept sepsrute,
ani s espcc!@l'y propSro0 &c. :.miy use.
Yards hoored, and sli Goal sent out WE'LL
SE2EEN ED AND FREE FROM IMFURI.
Dealers, fStnl;es, puelic institutions aad MAI
soh Of Z-lG los. I. j. MEHAFFEY Y CO.,
feb Whs,f aad Yards foo! Ct Queen ST
(HoAA 0o~1
On raY whsrf anG 10 STRIVE during ha season
tui! stocz Ct
,ET;iaRtITE
CUE; ;GEHl,aND and
EHST VIRGINIA GOALS,
OF bes: Iustits.
ard well scroned / will be pleased Il
sGpals M iriaoda a:G customers at lowest mar.
ket price. Delivered :. houses, CARS or bosts
pe. ton OF 22;n lbs,
ieT ~. A. SNQOT,
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HOSTEL 'TER'S
CELEBRATED
STOMACH
BITTERS
DEFENSIVE MEDICATlON

is precsution which should never be neg locted
when danger is present. and therefore urse
OF the Bitters st this season is particularly de.
slraole especially for the feeble and sckly. AS
remedy for biiousness, dyspepsis, nervous.
ness and bowel complaints there is nothing
COMPARABLE to this wholesome estorative
AllY ~ =
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= Il NIX sfIlstssA.

GE oSlEkY-tivor l0O new patterns. showing
Il tho largest and bYsL selected stock in the
city.
Dkk-S Sal KITS full assortment; also the
new p.ttarna OF Collars and Gnti:.
k't' NLpFKS. LAChS. RIBBONS and
SGAKFS.
iptcn attention paid TO GENTLHMEN'S
E'th y EAR Constantly receiving al tue
h"W@st dc&'ens ofe-Ad t. first class city trade
& I'm : ANTuWE ana SAXHNI WOOL
SnG ZrFdyk WOHSTMD
~ III III ER Z INGEH W - for lsdiss gonts,
m!sses, hnys aId intantsi large assortment !;
prices 2Oc 10 50
CDR Rs 81, can ba seen nt SOC 75c, 81, 81 25.
- Oh and s. ptr p-ir; several Dew makes IN
'o!sets sidta to sLock; ladies sre iavited to e1-
4Ii.n" ssIru.
-, 81 ufTn"S Bcads, Pargs0Is. Spool Silks,
Towels NspE'ns DeG$er Knuling Cotton Pins
Nesd!es, Coin's Bats. Suspenters, Thread
Gloves, soap, 'ferGa .oerY ami new secc.oa of
Jawery.
apt' g. H. ADAMS, 81 King st.