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The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1880-12-30
BOOT ii! SHlE Establishment.

best material, ard will replenish the same IS
occasion demands. l am assisted by gentle
men in my employ, faithful workmen, skill
ed in all the modern and most az proved
styles, and we can turn out a Shoe or Boot,
which for elegance, durability and fine finish
cannot be surpassed in any workshop in the
United States.
am assisted IN the selection of my mate
rial, its working up and the employment of
workmen by Mr.. HENRY ELLIS, veil
known in this community, as an experienced
workman, and whose work has been tried
and approved by tho best judges CT shoe
leather and the cordwainer's art in the coun-
ty by those who have tried them. Particu
larly do we say to
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1880-12-30
An Announcement.

/ ANNOUNCE to those who wish to wear
neat fitting and durable Boots of the latest
and most varied styles, light or heavy, for
winter, spring or summer, that have opened
in Pulaski, Tenn, =
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1880-12-30

GALLAWAY q HEATING,
Memphis, Tenn.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1880-04-03

A STRANGE CAsE.--Jas. +. Viii.
liams, of New York, engineer, was
arrested in that city on Saturday, on,
a charge of perjury preferred by his
aunt, Mrs. Della Little. If Mrs.
Lttle's accusations are we'll founded.
she has been most UNANIMOUSLY treat
ed. She is seventy years old, and
lived for twenty years. up to 1878. in
san Francisco, California, on proper
ty worth $4,000, bequeathed to her
by her husband. That year she was
badly paralyzed, and, being told she
would die, Mrs. LittIe's nurse sent
for Williams, as ner nearest relative.
tie came ON to California, and under
pr9tence of locking after his aunt's'
affairs, got general power of attor-
ney from her, armed with which he
converted her property into cash.
Then he took his aunt to New York
to get better medical advice, and af-
ter few weeks procured her COM
mitment to the Tonbs and to Black
wells Island for six months as a
habitual drunkard. Mrs. Little has
since been released, found friend in
a poor eolored woman, servant jn
her nephew's family, produced evil
dence that the charge on which she
was com tnittpd HaS q f,lso ana opd
on this has had her nephew arrested
for perjury. 1t Is also alleged that
some of the police court records in
Mrs. Little's case are fictitious.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1880-04-03

There are encouraging signs of a
failing out among the Maine thieves.
Garcel6n's attempt to throw all the
blame for the attempt to steal the
State upon his Council has enraged
One of its members, Mr.. FOgg, so
much that he has relieved his mind
publicly in an interview in The Let0-
iston Journal. He charges that Gar
celon is deficient in backbone, or he
would not haye gone before Mr..
Hale,s committee, and says he can
only account for the ex-Governor's
testimony on the ground that he has
'softening of the BRAIN" or has been
incorrectly reported. If the report
is correct, he thinks "they must have
got him drunk" He then admits
that "there was a ring in the Coun-
cil," but declares that lie wasn't in it,.
"Garcelon's advisers were outside
the Council the Council could take
no action without the Governors
sanction" Fogg suins up Garcelon's
career in three blunders: First, in
asking the opinion of the Suprme
Court second, in appointing Cham
berlain and third, in going before
Hale's committee. There was one
previous to- these. and that was in
ceasing to be an honest man.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1880-04-03

ishes daily proof in its history that
It Is not the party of the Union, the
Constitution and the laws in this
period, but is still cIinging to the
issues that were settled by the war,
and has no higher purpose than to
keep them alive. in the hope that
State sovereignty may yet rise super
ior to National sovereignty Wash.
Republican.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1880-04-03
NUMBER 6.

referred to. and certainly it is highly
credltable to their disjnterested rep
resentatives that they display so
mue1 solicitude in securing and em>
bafmihg in print all this information
1t Is doul tless much better to spend
publlc money in this way than in
many others that the people get no
benefit from. 1t is not corrupting,
to say the least, and as long as so
much printing has to be done, Mr..
Defrees is likely to superintend it as
efhcrentfy and honestly as ''any other
man,
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1880-04-03

VOLUMINOUS PRINTING.--In the
course of the investigation into the
conduct of the government printing
Office, and the discussions which have
taken place since the report was
made. it has come out that the
amount of printing done by order of
Congress is prodigious. 1t was stated
in the House of Representatives that
in a single day. March 9, the House
ordered the printing of $50. 900 copies
of the two reports of DIR. Hough on
forestry, large, substantial yofumes,
both of them 10000 copies Of the
report on beet sugar and its manu-
facture, 800, 900 copies Of the report of
the commissioner of agriculture and
100000 copies of the report on the
diseases of swine-570,00O octave
volumes in single day. The print
ing of the "usual number" of docu-
ments at the present session will
number l .916. .675 copies, some of the
documents running to the size of
large volumes. The printing of the
last session of the Forty.fifth and the
extra session of the 46th Congress
made, exclusive Of the Record, A.
1l8 octave pages, and 2,699,625 octa-
vo volumes or copies, 1882 quarto
pages and 270,374 copies, or 5000
volumes. and 1888, $50 copies in all.
Many of these books are illustrated
with costly engrsvings. These books
would fill space eight trmes as large
as that occupied by the Congressional
Library. 1t might be considered that
this was rather overriding the print
ing business, if it were not to be con-
sidered that it is all in behalf of the
dear people, who need to be enlight.
ened on all the important subjects
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1880-04-03
The Show for Reform


The Democratic State Convention
last fall put forth platform resplen-
dent in promises and magnificent in
grammatical construction. Ne ex-
ception could be taken TO the general
way in which useful measures of re-
form in the State government were
treated, nor could any fault be found
with the sentiments formulated in
behalf of an economical administra-
ton of local affairs. On the stump
the Democratic standard bearer, Hon
William T. Hamilton, pledged an
earnest and sincere effort in behalf of
every local reform promised. With
him the platform meant something
more than mere political legerde-
main. 1t meant that his admins
tration would devote itself to the
duty of lessening the burden Of tax
alton that so far as the executive
department was concerned, there
should be introduced the most rigid
economy in the administration of
State affairs. In ali this he has kept
his word and has done his best to
bring the Democratic majority in the
General Assembly to a fulfilment of
promises made in the progress of the
campaign. Has he been successful +?
No. Will lie be successful in the
end ? 1t is doubtful! The same bane-
full influences that did so much to
nullify Democratic promises of re-
form in 1876 are still sufficiently
powerful to obstruct Gov. Hamilton's
labOrs in 1880. These influences only
thrive du ing prodigal expenditure
of public money they can only sur
vive in reign of reckless extrava-
gance. When useless appropriations
are cut off and needless Offices abol-
ished the means by which these in
fluences are kept alive and active are
exhausted and the power exerted
thereby is lost. 1t is not surprising,
therefore, that Mr.. Hamilton has en-
countered violent, emphatic and de-
monstrative opposition in his efforts
to reform chronic abuses. His policy
of retrenchment has been antagonized
by powerful element in both bran
ches of the Legislature, and the prob
abilities are that an issue will be
made and the question whether the
Democratic party was honest and
sincere in its professions during the
last campaign, be recommitted, as ID
were, to committee of the whole
people, fer determination in the next
local campaign. When that issue is
squarely made and the line sharply
drawn the people will have it in their
power to decide between economy,
frugal government and low taxes as
represented by Mr.: Hamilton's pol
icy, and wild, reckless expenditure,
the support of swarm of useless
officers, and high taxes as symbol
lied in the policy of the managers"
so called.-Ctn,6. Leader, Democrat.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1880-04-03

Another tremendous plot for the
revolutionary reg eneration of Ireland
is reported to have been set afoot-
NOT in Ireland itself, but in Philadel-
phia. There is said to have been
there held secret meeting, which
unanimously resolved to pursue an
aggressive policy toward England,
and one thousand circulars were sent
out to- one thousand representative
lrishmen asking them "to engage in
earnest rev oiutionary work" Two
hundred and fffty.six responses have
been received, ,all favoring "a restless,
aggressive, patriotic spirit" Conse-
quently, the next thing to- do is to
hold convention ; and there is to be
one, unless the whole plan should
previously be given up-an aggres-
sive convention in Philadelphia, be.
ginning June q, 1880, and ending in
blaze of glory on the Fourth of
July following. The circular says
that there is Irish blood enough in
the United States to "beat England
to her knees" but nothing is said of
the improperly and illegality of
belligerent action on the part of
American citizens, albeit of Irish
birth. AS most of the thousand gen
tlemen to whom the circular was sent
have sworn to respect the C0nstitu-
tion and laws of the United States,
they are respectfully commended to
a careful study of both.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1880-04-03

The seat stealing is to go on. The
House Committee on Elections voted
to give Mr.. McCabe, who claims Mr..
Orth's seat, the standing as a contes-
anHhe would have had ifhisclaim had
been presented eighteen months ago.
Now the case will be in such shape
that it can be taken up whenever it
becomes necessary to steal Mr.. Orth's
seat.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1880-04-03

We believe that Gods power is
without limit: why should we not
believe the same of his mercy9
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-11

During tho twelve months which ended with
February last l47 .96S immigrants arrived at
New York.
Rev. r. L. Dlshioll, tho Methodist Episco-
nal missionary secretary, died Sur d.y night 10
Nov York.
At the charter election at. MiddletoHn, N.
l., yesterday, five women were elected men,
borG OF the board Of education over five men.
Thoro is said to bo q very general but not
universal advance Of rents 10 New York, con-
sequent upon the return of prosperity and bust.
ness ACTIVITY.
Ex'Gov. GarccloD, of Maine. having refused
TO- appear b,itra tho bribery investigating com.
mlttee by Invitation, q summons was served
on him Tuesday to appcr yesterday.
lsa1o w. Hayne, for twenty years preceding
reconstruction tho attorney general for South
Carolina, and grandson Of Isaac Hayne, who
was tXtclted there by tho British during the
occupation Of Charleston, died Tuesday, aged
10, at Charleston.
i Il. Hyndman. General Supe.intendcat of
tho Pittsburg division Of the g. & o. Il. Il.
TO-, hss resigned his position to assume The
Coko and Iron Co.. chartered lately with a
capital Of 81 100000.
10 the u. 8. Senate on Tuesday message
vas # ceved from the President transmitting O
draft of tho settlement with the Utes aud urg
ing prompt action and approval. Tho agree
ment codes 100000 acr>s. mostly valuable
mineral laud, to tho government.
A disastrous fire occurred 10 oakland, oppo.
site San Frat SGD, Cal i. Tuesday, destroying
the Grand Genital Hotel, the Webster House
and five other buildings. Lcs, en- tho Grand
Central Hotel $3.50, 900. partly iosured: Web.
ster House, $4,000, no insurance.; tther
losses, Sc. O0O
Lawrence & Foulks, Greenpoiot. l.. l.. arc
rapidly completing new side-Wheel steamer
for the Old Dominion Steamship Company
Sho will DO l70 feet long. % feet beam and 10
feet depth OF hold. She is intend to ruu from
Norfolk to Cherrystone. Va, and is expected to
be unusally fast.
The republican members Of the Senate held
caucus Tuesday, at which it was agreed that
the psrty ioierests would be promoted by COD
tlLuaDos OF The debate on the Fitz John Porter
bill aud tia, tbeteforc, lhey will not give any
aid to q rumortd iutenion of the majority to
postpone action upon tho bill ucti next session.
A bill agreed upon by tho House judiciary
Cvm0::t,o provides that u. S. supervisors AZ d
deputy ularshals Shall rc,iVe $3.50 per day
and co fee.; deputies tn serve but tbreo and
supervisors bu: SIX days; there shall bs but one
msrshal for etch voting preciac: or district,
Shd 80 e!, cou tfhcer state or federal, shal b.
arrested uatll the polls are closed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-11
letter from Fairfax,

LCorrespondence of the Alexandria Gazette ]
FAIRFAX G. H., Va, March 10, 1885,
Dal! w:sttItr movts uco retrospective, aud we
wl,hdr-G ort attention from rec diastcrs, mod.
crn WerRiciP, aud dent cratic bluuders on FREQ
trade to contemplate our suall social circle.
VIA! thc f!ey:fa is 10 Musselmen that is
ttr mcetoS OF the Nit, S,csty on Thursday
eveblnss 70 cur pcoylH. LIS OF ct is the e.ec
tiou Of al Episco9sl II cto,y by means Of nickel
con ritulors GS!ed upon the company. Saaps
ard lemonade or Cake end ic, cream sre dis.
penscd To cgcll attendant, aud at tho modest
c>ss Ct s.. tho society hes accumulated 10 the
curse 1T one year 81 CT $l25 We are positive
tho scadJu5tcrs have takeo their cus from our
| mite, a0d vi save to the State $50 900 700 at
| cost CLIO 6eures can express he amount.
FAR went from this village. you kuoa, aud told
kiddt burger of our c)nsp c1ou1 example, The
| bulGIos 0l this rcctory is u pet scheme with
! tho ladies', who tavo detrrNic,d to accelerate
private bentvoicLc, by giViog concert the
last Ct this mop'h. They have enlisted
the musical talent OF the surrourdipp
| ccu0try, aud Washington, ss we'll Us your city,
will contribute TO lhe entertainment, MIR.
| Oic.r Bo1d, at one tune leader of Boston
baud. is tho Jupiter Tonans OF The affair, ard
Els oitOlt5 point t) sucot So as certainly So the
5c:dte to the pole.
The acs2noo of county paper tmbarrasses
businass cases much, and wounds our self love
noie. Tho Gazette. however. suppressed,
largely the nt c. ssity for Journal here, and is
read IS the Gully organ to express tie uegs and
lntertst IT tho county. Its ago rreclains its
stability, aDd its stability has ne other founda-
| tlon than tho stirling worth Of its management.
ReV. Ii. p Hanmiil 8ill probably return "a
bis charge here. This gentleman is emioenty
Jealous 10 bis vocation and bis standing hiph ip
clerical circles.
Judge II omas and bis daughter, Miss Pinck,
rcy, are in l,esturg. b.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-11
IMPORTANT QUESTIONS.

Reader, have you caught coid2 Are y1a
unable to raise the ph.osm2 Havo you an irr-
the lungs, with short brea!h2 Do you have d
ft of coughing on lying down. A sharp pain
now and then in region of the hs.rt shoulders
and bsck2 IF so, OUR ADVICE Is to tsko
at once dose Of TutL's Expoc.orsnt; you will
soon be able to raise tho phlegm. In an hour
feet take two of TUFTS Plls. You will sooa
fsll into pleasant sleep and wake up in tho
morning cough gone, lungs working freely :;
easy breathing and tho bowels moving in nat
ural manner. To prevent o return Of thcsa
symptoms use tho Expoctorsn! several days.
Office, 35 MURRAY ST, N. YORK.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-11

saT TNoTWITusTANDING tho very great ad.
vance in The price of leather sid cost of Boots
and Shoes, Wa will sell our entire stock of Fall
and Winter BOOTS and SHOES at small ad.
vance over cost, in order to reduce our stock,
All il want will save money by calling on u,
before purchasing. We have a large stock oi
Ladies' and Gen!lemen's Fine Boots and Shoes,
which cannot be surpassed in style, durability
md price.
feb W. 3, WADDRY- I'm Ki,,st
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-11
HAD TERRIBLE NIGHT SWEATS.

Memphis. February II, 1sTl.
DR.. Tut: SRI hsvo beon suffering for near-
ly two yosrs with severo cough. Whom
duced to ono hundred and sixteen pounds in
weight. had tried almost everything; had
terrible night swests. ! havo taken half dozen
bottles. The night swos.s havo left mo, the
cough has disspposrad and have gained dIteen
pounds in flesh. l recommend it 10 al ms
friends. With sroat respect,
OLIVER HICE.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-11
A NEWSPAPER PUBLISHER WRITES
Office Evening News, August

Office Evoning News, Augusta, Ga.
DR.. Tut: Dosr Sir-My little son WAS attack
ed with pneumonis last winter, which left him
with a violent cough that lasted till within n
month since, for the euro Of which am indobt-
ed to your valuable Expoctorant. l had tried
most everything recommended, but mono did
any good until used your E1pectoran., one
bottle of which removed tho cough entiroiy.
With mary thanks, | EN- yours truly,
JOHN NJ WEIGLE.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-11
MEDICINAL.
MEDICINAL.
DIR. TUFTS
.EX.PE|!!CT0RSANT,
IN rs CTS. AND S. BOTTLES.

It's properties aro Denucont, Nutriti7o. Eai-
ssl,ic Socthiag tnd Healing. Combining 81
these qualities, il is tha mos: effective LIZ 81
BALSAM e7or cGi.rot 10 sufferers from ru'icn.
nary diseases.
DR.. j. f. Hay WOOD, Of New York. vo!a,
taiily il1o:aes il. Eesd wins. lie says:
Now York, Sept. II. 1877.
DR.. Tut: Do4r Sir-DG:iag this year tres
cd nine hundred cases Of lung diseases. IN t;.N
lower wards Of TIC city t!;a cases wcro OF very
severe tyne !. was thcro my at:onticn vs.
called TO TUFTS GS Spect0r.Hl, Gnl confess rsp
surprise ST is wGniA5Sll power, Curing p7ar-
tice of twenty years have narer sHown ned
icino 10 &C: ss promEI!y and With such hspry
effects. l. instsnt!y subdued tho most vioi,u
6ts of coughing, and nvari.bly cured tho d.
scase in few dsys. l cheerfal!y endorse i. ss
the besL lInS medicine ever used:
j. FNhNCIS HAYWOOD, MD.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-11
THURSDAY, MARCH II, 1880
COMMISsEON MERCHANTS,

\
w. A. JOHNSON 6 co.
WHOLESALE GROCEKs
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
And Dealers in
ALL KINDS OF LIQUORS.
| nave % on hand GIBSON'S Xxx, xxx, xxx
and pUKE OLD BYE, OLD CABINET
| ERS and THOMP PSON'S PURE RYE
Of the trade '''o''''0-'
Orders from the country for merchandise shall
receive prompt attention.
Conslgnments Of Flour, Grsin snd Country
tiGouce eoiiclted, for which they guarantee the
nest market prices and prompt returns
iNortneest corner CT Cameron and KoSaI sts,
H'o1Hnufia, Va. oct 20
HAEAoN & SMITH,
WHOLESALE
GKoCERs AND GENERAL COMMISSION
MERCHANTS,
Corner Prince and Royal sts.
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
Consignments OF Grain and Country Produce
solicited. and prompt returns msdn. iylO
HARLOW Bros
WHoLESALE
GROCERS, COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
And Dealers in
JOHN GIBSON'S SON & CO.'S. CABINET
\, Xxx and xxx WHISTLES, and
Thompson's Prre Rye Whiskey; FOREIGN
Wines and Brandies, Ale Porter
and Chsmpsgnes,
rs AGENCY OF LAFLIN s. RAND'S
POWDER COMPANY,
n. W COR. CAMERON AND ROYAL sTs
Coffee roasted for the trade q. 7sc per sack.
my 6-tf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-11

NEW MADRAS GINGHAMs, bsst quality
l2sc present vaIue l5c.
NEW PRINTS, lst,st s2ring STYLES.
bUNT!NGSi BUNTINGsl Juil,srd,s bs ,
ST %ool Bun:lngs 81 25c; present value 31lc.
SLACK CASuMEREspos positively st old n,icas
HBEIZ9RLDER & co.
'"' l4l King street.
L,"E"!aL EAHGAlHS.
- Monday, March 9Th. 1850.
20 hjT special int.ucainGnts in h,iI liosS of
.."ni- feyeiVed from No~ York, Philadelnba
"i'i Baltimore, boUgG. for cash st vorv Icy,
"rices W.: All Wool Kol! Buntines ST SIC
,'"nhi" W!dth BuntiGgs at TO-, voIy Cbasn.
SACK fronch Bnntngs. very fine: HIsct H.
@,'Nn Hose; Hlsc& li.o Thread hose. EsrL
nj White Hcso very desirable; Bslpriqgsn
Il 80 25c, extra cLeal; Mourning sndkercbiefs
= i"l' assortment ssl Linen Napkins GOc r. dCz,
gr'.i Dsig 'lEs IN Quilts. 81 50 each Grape Col.
ares very choloe; Ms1ras Gin CHAINS, now
y e. Hamburg kdgings; large stock Of Tow.
"!s. Il great 10; Also another invoice of those
w. button Md Gloves q. 35c; Falnitz, Kid
cloves ! hnd buttons, Warranted.
10 Country Merchants and Othcrs-Te have
8 large stock of HEAVY GOODS specially
'uI.ed TO their trade, bough! before tho great aa
VaNco for cash, std VIC are prepared 10 Sell yrrv
rDcaP. Call and examine stock
u. +. BRASHEAR
ii D. Hoom2s. No. 100 King street,
III" Alexandria Va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-11
HOSTEL 'TER'S
CELEBRATED
STOMACH
BIT TERS

The Bi!ters invariably remedy yelloWness of
the complexion and whites OF the eyes pains in
the right side and under the right shoulder.
blade furred tongue. high colored urine, nsu-
sea. vertigo, dyspepsia, constipation, heaviness
OF the head, mental dependency, and every
other manifestation or accompaniment of q dis.
ordered condition of the liver. The stomach,
bowels and kidneys also experience their regu.
lating and tonic influence.
For sale by all Druggists and dealers generally
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-11
LEGAL NOTICES.


VlRGINlA, set: In the Clerks ofli,e of
" Fairfax Circuit Court February lG. 1880.
Sarah Q. Smith vs.. T. ID. Richardson, trustee,
Otis Bigelow and julian Walters.
Memo: The object Of this suit is TO sot sside
and declare null and void deed from said
Richardson, trustee, TO said Walters, conveying
certain tract Of land in Fairfax county; that
the said Richardson may be cnjoined from dis.
bursing the ssid purchase money or any surplus
thereof that may remain in hands that the said
Julian Walters may be enjoined from taking
possession of the said place, or in any wise dis.
turbing that Of The orntrix TO said suit.
1t Nsppoaring ty affidavit filed that OTIS Blge-
low, one Of the above named dtfsndsnts, is a
non resident Of the State cf Virginia, it is order
cd that he appear hero within one month after
Inc publication OF this order and do what is nc.
cessary 10 protect his interest in this suit.
a ccry-teste
+. w. RiCuAkO2ON, DC
iHoHas moore, j. q. tebl7 w4w
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MOUSEFUEsns~IsNaa IoODs.
China, Glass and Queenswart

We ocg 20 call the sttontinn Of the trade to
our heW "nd compl let3 assortment Of goods from
the best nsnu!;ctrIrera IN England aGd France
clrn9rlsing English, French md atone China
Dinner. T"a and Dessert Sats, Cupa aud Sau.
GERS, 'iLchors, Cuspetocs Chamber Sets, Boha
nl.n Class Vases and Toilet Sots sc. Our stock
comprises an extensive variety of everything
9cr:s'ainI to the trade
i IA lnc OF Glassware of every Gescrip!ior-
i."MI.., Lamp Goods. CGmn!cs, Goblets and
lWnr.c:s Gu. gnI Plain.
: !-:! me Of Eaviland 6; Co.'S. White. Cold
1Hrd sai Decorated Ch'ns, wu;ci VI ofYor st
.a"as. :4ias.