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0f ~ own. All time loans from Day n
day or from week 10 week wers growing
cheaper mad cheaper, until mo banks had
70 accept "a per cent Tor seven day
money.
This struggle betwsen money rates and
discount rates listed until Thursday
morning, when Improved exchange quo
tations. both on your side and on tho
continent weakened the bilI market even
before the bank Of England return ap-
peared. After that came out there was
an endeaVor TO maintain the discount
Tho bank of England Is not rich by any
means, but It's market balances were
shown by the return TO be e2O0.OO0 larger
than the week before, a sum quite suf-
hcent Other changes being favorable 10
induce ease In loan rates al least. And
discount Invariably follows money down
when Immediate prospects do not forbid.
We end the week. then. with bin rates
falling rapidly toward 2 per cent. with
money TO ~ per cent. with gold passing
into the bank instead Of leaving II and
With the prospect thus established that
the bank rate next Thursday will be
lowered to at least JA. and probably 10
. per cent
For the bank 10 resist the current Is
uselcgs. because at least a month must
pas before the In-gathering OF revenue
places US In position once more to dc
tate 70 the open market. On this basis.
cheap money Is destined to endure for
soma weeks
Politics on the continent, apart. there
fore look for considerable development
IN the stock exchange speculation. Thus
far market activity with Us has been
rather Of a frothy description. We have
had an immense amount OF noise, not
only In the department OF stock devoted
70 American securities, but also else
where. / find. however. that the most
important class Of stock brokers and
also dealers Ia ne stock exchange have
not been doing much. investors holding
aioof or come to the market 10 sell
The impression In ThormortOn street
up 10 now Is that Wan street has been
going too fast. The tired out holders Of
Archison. Reading. Erie. Northern Pa
cihc and similar cases Of stocks kept
sellinaa as you drove prices up and they
have not yet nut their money back into
other American railroad securities OF the
better class.
Buying goes on undoubtedly but II
Is the buying OF the curbstone punter,
who Is In one moment OF the day and
out the next For this reason the great
upward movement on your side has,
1p TO the present. had no other conse-
quence than 10 keep up our exports OF
your securities.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-01-17
NAE Boss, HARD FIGHT.

HARRISBURG. Pa, Jan. 1.-the hattie
for United States senator will open in
earnest tomorrow with the taking Of the
first ballot in the senate and house. The
fight is between Senator Quay, backed by
the 1O9 senators and members who took
part in the republican caucus, and George
A. jerks, of Brookville, the candidate OF
the democratic caucus, and half dozen
"favorite sons, nominated by the anti
Quay republican legislators, With the
democrats and anu-Quayites voting for
their candidates. the indications are that
there will be a deadlock.
State Chairman Elkins and Senator
Penrose are directing the Quay cam
paign. They said tonight there was no
doubt of the speedy reelection of the
senior senator, Neither side will give any
figures to show how they propose to
elect or defeat Quay.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-01-17
ENGLISH MONEY MARKET
is GROWING CHEAPER.
The Banks Complain Of Low Rate of
Discount and Imports From the
Continent are Weakened.

NEW YORK, Jan. ia dispatch to
the Times from London, says: A rapid
transformation has taken place In senti-
ment in our money market this past
week. We began It in trepldatlon lest
you should take away too much of our
gold, for there were orders in our market
for New York account, so bllbrokers
said, and In fear of this they tried to
screw the discount rate up to s% per
cent.
The Paris rate Of exchange, too, was
dipping omlnously near the gold export
ing point and We could not be at all sure
that Berlin might still develop a crisis
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-01-17
IN WEST VIRGINIA.

CHARLESTON. Jan. 16-The West
Virginia senatorial contest tonight pre-
sents a few changed aspects. Two can
dldates have withdrawn. The chief de-
velopment, however. was the action OF
the house today in the contested case
from Monroe county Via, republican,
was unseated and Logan, democrat, was
seated. The democrats in the house also
declared vacant the seat of Brohard,
from Taylor county, pending contest.
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NO ACTION AGAINST EAGAN.


WASHINGTON. Jan. l6.-In answer tC
direct question. Secretary Alger, al
the close OF the official day. said that the
war department had taken no action In
the case OF Commissary-Gene Eagan,
but when the inquiry was pursued he de-
clined TO say one word as to his inten-
tions In the matter.
lt was apparent during the day that
this matter was receiving attention, and,
In fact. the oommlssary-general himself
spent some ting closeted with the sccre-
tary. Three distinct lines OF action were
talked OF as within the line OF probabl-
ity, The first was a strong letter OF rep
rlmand TO be addressed by the president
himself TO General Eagan. stating that,
but for the immunity he had promised all
witnesses before the commission. he
would have courtmarttaled him. The
second line was actual courmartial,
while the third was a court OF Inquiry.
The purpose Of the latter would be. It
was said. to place upon military tri-
bunal the responsibility for deciding
whether or not General Egan should be
tried by courtmartial or course the
court OF inquiry might SO a long way
into the matters which led up to the
attack contained In General Eagan's
statement, possibly involving determin-
alton as to the correctness OF the
charges, touching the character OF army
beef, preferred by General Miles, though
this would appear to be appointing a
second tribunal to investigate the meth
DDS and results of the first, organized
already on that work.
II was stated that General Miles would
not prefer charges against General
Eagan for the utterances delivered by
him before the war Investigating COM
mission last Friday, but intends to let
the war department deal with the mat
ter In It's own way.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-01-17
THE MARQUETTE OVERDUE.

NEW YORK, Jan. 16.-The Atlantic
transport liner Marquette which left
London for New York on December %
last, has not yet been reported, Mons Of
the incoming transatlantic vessels Of
the firstclass, which left the other side
a week later than the Marquette. saw any
trace Of the belated steamer She has
now been IS days at sea.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-01-17
MACHINE A GAMBLING DEVICE,

KANSAS CITY, NO.. Jan. 1.-THE first
decision by the appellate court in this
state that deals with the element Of
gambling in the operation Of slot ma
chimes was made today by the Kansas
City court Of appeals, which held that a
slot machine, where chance Of winning
or losing is taken by the operator, is
gambling device, pure and simple.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-01-17
MINISTER'S coArMENp MlLEs

BOSTON. Jan. l6.--General Miles today
received an Endorsement of his course
in the controversy with Commissary-
General Eagan from the Baptist minis
ters Of Boston, At their meeting Rev.
]. d. Fulton offered the following resolu-
ton, which was passed:
Resolved, That the Baptist ministers
of Boston and vicinity recognize with de-
vout pleasure the magnificent bearing
of General Nelson A, Miles in the cruel
al ordeal through which he is passing as
friend of the soldier. as a cultured Of
flcer and as an illustration OF American
manhood"
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-01-17
TWENTY BILLS INTRODUCED.

SALEM. Jan. 1e-Both houses of the
legislature convened this afternoon, after
three days recess. The introduction Of
bills was continued, about 20 being intro
duced into each house. The state printer
is still unable to keep up with the house,
and business is somewhat delayed.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-01-17

sentative Of tho Journal yesterday. eati-
mated that three weeks would olapsc bo-
fore the court Of cassation would hold
a public hearing In the Drcyfiu case
" Iocw declared also that Il was ln-
exact 70 say that the cour. was IN posEes-
zion of documents bearing on the case
furnished BY comte Ferdinand Ester
,hazy.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-01-17

Tie sehsduunaI chafBts mNue dsallSl
Speaker Wright who has been accused
by San Francisco newspaper OF selling
his vote 10 Grant. resulted in a resolution
being unanimously adopted by the house
today calling for the fullest Investigation
OF the charges, A committee OF seven
was appointed to investigate the mat
ter, Today Wright affixed his signature
to papers bringing suit against the San
Francisco Call for s95O.OO0 for libel.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-01-17
SENSATION AT SACRAMENTO.

SACRAMENTO. Jan. 1s-Sixteen ball
lots have been taken by the legislature
in joint session for the selection Of a
United States senator without result.
The 18th ballot was practically the same
as the first and there is no indication
that the deadlock win be broken within
the next few days. The last ballot re-
suited as follows:
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SIMPSONS FLEET NAMED.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 1.-THE navy de-
partment has designated the following
war ships to form a squadron of evolu-
tion which is to go south under direct
command of Admiral Sampson: The flag
ship New York, Brooklyn, Indiana, Tex
as, Chicago, Newark and Machias.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-01-17
THE DREYFus CASE.

PARIS, Jan, 16.-M. Loew president of
the criminal chamber of the court Of
cessation. In an interview with a repre-
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-01-17

When politician holds the key to the
situation it may be Of some use in
deadlock. but never IN case Of q bolt.
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THREE TWENTY ROUND SCRAPS.

SCRANTON, Pa, Jan. 16-"Doc'
Payne, Kid McCoy's sparring partner.
and Tim Hurley, OF Susquehanna. fought
a 2O-round draw tonight.
BUFFALO, N. Y, Jan 1s--Kid NC
Partland. OF New York. secured de-
cision over Jack carrig in 2O-round
bout tonight.
PITTSBURG, Pa. Jan i6--John o.
cavanaugh. Of this city, and John Finni-
gan. Of Wheeling, heavyweights fought
20 rounds tonight. The referee gave Cav
anaugh the decision.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1899-10-26
OCTOBER WEDDINGS.
Decker Chesley.

Yesterday morning at 10 o'clock the
marriage Of Miss Fannie Walker Ohes-
ley. the popular and accomplished daugh-
ter of County Treasurer II q. Ohesley.
aud Mr.. Nelson Calvin Decker,
member of the firm Of Decker *
Alrich. of this city. we'll
known young business man, was sol
emnized at Willow Green" the home
of the brides parents in Stafford The
parlOrs were beautifully decorated and
presented q lovely scene The cere.
mony was impressively performed by
Rev. W. j. Decker, uncle Of
the bride, assisted by Rev. A T.
Lynn. Miss Lille o. Decker, sister
of the groom, presided at the organ.
Mr.. ]. Elton Alrich was bert man, and
Miss Attic Lynn, gowned in white
organdie. pink trimmings, maid Of
honor. Little Mary Oheslev. in white
organdie over pink. and Todd Ferney-
hough, niece and nephew of the bride
led the bridal party to the altar The
bride was elegantly attired in brown
travelling costume
A sumptuous wedding breakfast fol-
lowed the ceremony after which Mr. and
Mrs Decker came TO this city aud left on
the ;3S train for the Exp rt Expu'i
tion at Philadelphia and other northern
points Of interest. after which they
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1899-10-26
Cuban Independence

The Washington, d. O., Star OF Mon
day says: 'Gen. Emilio Nunes. Who
is attending the commercial congress Of
Philadelphia as tho delegate Of the On
ban people. called at the White House
to talk over the Cuban situation with
the President. Gen. Nunez told the
President that the Cuban people are
awaiting the promises Of independence.
and was pleased with the assurance OF
the President that this would come a.
soon as possible. The President states
that he soon intends to establish civil
government In the island.
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GRANGE COURT.

There was hardly corporal's gaurd
at Orange court Monday. The farmers
were busy seeding wheat, housing
corn, shipping beef cattle and receiving
stock cattle to winter Practically
nothing was done in court
Mr.. w. r. GarteD, Of Orange, has In
stituted suit in the circuit court OF
Oulpeper for IS, 600 against the South
ern Railroad Company. The charge is
that the Southern is responsible for in
juries reoei we'd by Mr.. Garten. who was
an employe of the road, during the
blizzard last February.
The fines paid in court were: DR..
Campbell, $50, aud Willie Banks and
Haywood Steward 81 each
The P, z. & p r r. are making
improvem ants at the depot in Orange
and laying new rails.
Ga Saturday evening Sergeant
". s. Grymes shot Mr.. T, A,
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and she is postmaster OF Wsrrenton
Mr.. Campbell is a very able lawyer,
and especially 40 in criminal cases.
1t has been stated that the Democrats
will have two candidates in FAuquiei
and Loudoun for the II later delegate e.
the Legislature. This is not so Mr..
Lucien Smith. who accepted and then
declined the nomination Of the Middle.
burg convention, aud again accepted
and was defeated, had his name erased
from the official ballot on October 18th
and his name will not be Oh 1t.
We regretted to see Mr.. John A. Mad
dux, who was former citizen Of Stat
ford and foreman Of " Boscobel farm,
now living near Warrenton, with an
injured eye Several days ago he was
engaged sewing up lot Of bags, when
the needle was thrown up and the point
entered his eye, inhicting a painful
wound 1t was thought the sight would
be destroyed. but the doctor now says
it will not be
A very amusing discussion took place
between Hon. Theo. Pitcher and Mr.
John s Hamilton, Of Mitchell's Sta
ton, which attracted crowd. Mr.
Hamilton is an ultra free silver and
Tyler man. believes Bryan the greatest
living American. is opposed to eXplu-
sion, imperialism and Republican pol
icy. lie told Pitcher that he was Il
political Jack Olantern. whom he had
been following for 20 years, but now
he intended 10 cut loose from him.
WHAT MR.. W. il LEWIS SAYS.
We met Mr. W. Ii Lewis. who is the
nominee Of the Democrats as 1)ater
delegate to the Legislature We said
"Mr. Lewis, it seems to be an unde-
cided question with the public as to
your position in the Senatorial fight be.
tween Martin and Tyler Do you OBJ
ject to state to The Free Lance your
position.
Certainly not, said he Person.
ally. | am for Tyler for the Senate. but
under the instructions from Fauquier,
| will be compelled to vote for Martin.
IL is a bitter pill, but will have to
obey instructions "
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Tbs PureSt, The Best, The Cheapest.
". /. BURRUSS.
Opera House Fancy Grocery.
Phone l.

As a campaign orator Mr.. Pitcher is
most effective. His quickness at re-
partee and rough and ready style render
him formidable opponent on the
stump His services have frequently
been called into requisition by the
state committee and have been given
freely and without compensation
Mr.. Pitcher is yet in the prime OF
life, and it takes no gift of prophecy to
foretell that the Democrats Of the Sth
district, as we'll as those Of Virginia
have higher honors yet in store for
him
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1899-10-26

will return TO their home, No BOA
Main street, Fredericksburg.
The bride was the recipient of many
useful and costly presents.
Among those present were Mrs Mary
Il Cnesley, Miss Bessi3 Chesley and
Miss Amelia Brulle, of this city Mr. o.
A. Bryan and daughter. Mr. and Mrs.
h. q. Decker, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Butt
zner, Miss Hattie Primmer, Mrs. A. L.
Lynn. daughters and son, Mrs Delatield
Gift and daughter. Miss Louie Datfan,
Of Culpeper Mr.. Geo I Ferneyhough,
Mr. John Ferneyhough. OF Middle
sex MIR. Milton FerneyhOugh and wife,
MIR 7 b Gayle. Jr. and many others
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Bernard Young

A quiet but pretty marriage took
place yesterday afternoon at - 80
o'clock at tho home Of Mr., j. j
Young, on Main street. in this city.
The contracting parties were his grand
daughter, Miss Louie NJ Young,
daughter of Mr.. Edgar NJ Young, Of
Silver City, New Mexico, and Mr.,
William Bernard, Of the firm Of Bern
lrl x Goodrich, of this city. Only
members Of the family and few init
mate friends were present The cere-
mony was perform ed by Rev W, ID
Smith, rector Of st Georges Epi'co-
pal church. Bl'h the bride aud groom
are very popular in society here They
left on the :SS train for northern
tour
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1899-10-26
Baware Of Green Fruit

Now in the heated term people should
paw attention to their diet. avoiding
unripe fruit and stale vegetables which
invariably bring on cramps, cholera
morbus. or diarrhea. Children are
particularly subject to complaints Of
this Kind. and no mother can feel safe
without having a bottle Of Pain Killer.
It Is safe, sure and speedy cure.
Avoid substitutes, there is but one
Pain. Killer. Perry Davis. Price &c.
and BOO.
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For over Fifty Years

Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup has
been used for over fifty years by mil
lions of mothers for their children
while teething, with perfect success. Ii
soothes the child, softens the gums,
allays all pains, cures wind collie, and
ia the best remedy for Diarrhoes. j
will relieve the poor little sufferer i'm
mediately. Sold by Druggists in every
part Of the world twenty-five cents
a bottle. Be sure and ask for 'Mrs.
Einslow's Soothing syrlp
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1899-10-26
H1IRSHS
Sale OF Real Estate.

Mr. r. L. Biscoe has sold his store
house on corner Of Commerce and
Princess Anne streets to Mr.. s. Sydney
Bradford for So. 900 cash 1t is stated
that the present structure will be torn
down and handsome building erected
in the spring Mr.. Biscoe has rented
the storehouss Of estate Of ]. II. Brad
ley, on Commerce street, lately occupied
by Decker & Alrich. and will take
possession on January lst, when he re-
linquishes possession Of the property
sold.
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Buckuer Ashby and others to Sophia

Buckner Ashby and others to Sophia
Ashby. deed for land
Elizabeth Mcdonald to Lewis Holla'
day, deed for land.
Mary Oowherd and others to Fannie
A Biscoe, deed for land.
Oscar Gordon and wife to Thomas
Gordon, trustee. deed of trust.
David O. Mallory and wife to j. g.
Williams, trustee, deed of trust
Frances McDabney to J. Il Williams,
trustee, deed Of trust.
Jacob Williams and wife to j. g..
Williams, trustee, deed Of trust.
George E. Crane to james W Morton
trustee, deed Of trust
Sophia Ashby to ]. G. Williams,
trustee, deed of trust
Lewis Holiday to j. @. Williams
trustee, deed of trust
James Goodwin and wife to j g..
Williams, trustee, deed Of trust
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1899-10-26
on THE COURT GREEN.

Among the first people we met was
Dr. Geo H. Chewning. clad in garh
of corduroy, and If he had worn cap
would have been taken for an English
huntsman. He had just sold 1876 head
of beef cattle for over $50 per head and
was in a happy frame Of mind. lie
had also received 10 head Of stock cattle
which were being driven to his estate,
"Fenton " We could hardly resist an
invitation to go and spend the night at
his home.
There was a very small crowd Of
country people present.
One of the conspicuous figures pres
eat was Gen. Eppa Hunton. On APP
pcoaching him we were introduced by
Mr.. Rxey, to which we replied, There
is no need of an introduction, we have
known Gen Hunton from boyhood "
The General said. Eyes, and why have
you not sp ken to me before. " We an
swered that we came to do 80 at the
first opportunity. He seems to be III
the best of health and is very active
for a man of his years.
Hon. D. @. Hatcher, who was the
foater delegate from Fauquier aud
Loudoun in the last Legislature, was
present This gentleman declined the
repeated requests to again become a
csnd idate and would have been renom-
mated without opposition.
We were pleased TO meet Judge o. NJ.
White, Of the county court He is one
Of the youngest judges in the State, is
fine officer and one of the most popu-
lar men in the county. Judge White
married Miss Stuart. Of Stafford.
The busiest man we saw was Mr. r..
R. Campbell This gentleman, prom
ineDt Republican. is the supervisor oil
census for the Eighth district He has
a great many appointments to give out
and is extremely populi with the Dem
ocrats at this time. az they get half OF
the appointments Mr. Campbell mar
ried daughter of Gen. j. s. Mosby
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1899-10-26
LOCAL MARKETS

Wheat, 65 TO 70; corn, 40 to 43, meal 81
to 100 per 100 pounds oats, 20 20 20
fowls (live), g to 81; chickens.
2 to s cts. per h.. lara.
to 8; eggs, 10 to 1917 cts butter Ter
is TO 90; hams, 10 60 ~, irish
potatoes, 40 to 80; beef, 8 to "a veal
1 10 Az: Pork, to Az hides
1green). 8 to Z hides (dry), oto III ;nides
fsreen) sailed. z to 8.
Wool-Unwashed, 10 10 20; washed,
% to %
The Grain Market.
The grain markets closed yesterday
as follows;
Ohicago-wheat, Oct. So; May
1877; Dec. 701a Corn, Oct. BIZ
Oct. oats, 2lH.
New York-Scuthe wheat, 70 to
n Southern corn, 80 TO 40.
Baltimore-S ,nthern wheat 10 to u
Southern corn, 40 to Az
Richmond-Wheat, SO to 76; corn,
AZ to 43
Alexaudria-wheat, So to TO- corn,
40 to Al.
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Wheeled 1000 Miles in Eighty-four
Hours.

New York, Oct 24-W. II. Brown
who had been endeavoring since Thurs.
day morning, to break the thousand
mile road record, completed his task OF
7 O5 last night The ten centuries.
which were ridden oyer triangull :
course near Valley Stream, Loug Island
ware made in 81 hours.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1899-10-26
Entered at she Postoffioe at Eredericks.
burg, Va, as second class matter,
Richmond, Fredericksburg 4
Potomac Railroad.

Sche1 ole In effect October 9th, 1899.
TRAINS LEAVE FREDERICKSBURG re.
Leave Nortnward.
6l2 A. NJ. daily.
$40 A. NJ. Daily except sunday, local. to
QuantlCO only.
lO.l3 A. NJ, sundays only,
lu.3S A. NJ daily except sunday.
l.j1 /. VI. daily except sunday. DOCS not
stop between Fredericksburg and Quautleo.
y,2S L. NJ. daily.
Leave Southwark.
o.3S A. NJ daily. Stops only al MlltCrf
DCsw az aid Ashland, week days. Makes al
loeai stops S-uiays.
las y. NJ. daily except Sunday. Makes all
local stops.
LA r. NJ. Daily except sunday. stops only
at Milford. boswell. Ashland and Glen Aleu-.
6.UP. Nj. Daily stops OuJ at DOs"eI ana
Ashland.
ga +. NJ. Daily makes al locs. stops
fredericksburg aud Richmond AOcomOda-
ton. Daily except sunday.
Makes all lUca. stops.
Leaves fredericksburg At 500 \. NJ Ar
riyes Richmond So a. Vi. Leaves Richmond
stlP NJ Arrives Fredericksburg b 81 I. VI.
W p Taylor. Traffic Manager.
E.T. ID. Myers. President.
o. G. COX, Agent
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Headquarters for Building Materials,

| keep all kinds OF North Carolina aud var
sinia timber. dressed aud undresse1. shin
gles, Laths, sash, Doors s0d Blinds, Lime,
Cement, Calcine Plaster, PlRsterug halT,
building and Paving Brick. Tn and Iron
Mixed Paints and Dry Paint, Linseed OIL,
Turpentiuc. Dryer Narnish and Lewis, bite
Lead, Paint Brushes OF al kinds, window
Glass and Putty, Farm Wagans, Road carts
Rnd Busglcs. r. II. ONAh.