STUCK IN THE MUD.

(From the Dunstan Times.) Meesrs Attfield and Wellsford, having purchased a mob of about * thirty- head

of cattle near Teviot, had returned

•with them as far as the opposite side of the river. It was their intention to 'Swim them over, bu t the cattle 'would not take kindly to the .water, and they had to punt them over; - This was suc cessfully done in a couple of trips, but ■ the drivers’horses being on the other side, the cattle were free to go whither they would. ; They, headed down the *. river bank, and Had gone. Only about 200 yards wheri • theiri : progress was *. checked in a unexpected manner, by ! the whole mob sinking over their legs in the mud,, from which' they were utterly powerless to extricate themselves. Some of them were got out without much difficulty, .but. more' than half were hard and fast. The predicament the poor beasts were in was soon known, and there was no lack of volunteers to help to get them out. Ropes-were tied round'the beasts, and in some cases the united strength of four horses and a dozen men failed to stir them. Byr this means those nearest at hand and some-of the light beasts were ex tricated. Unfortunately, however, three or four had to be killed. But however much we regret the loss which the mis hap must entail on Messrs. Atfield and . Wellsford, .there occurred during the afternoon several little scenes which were infinitely more amusing to the spectators than to the actors. One very ungrateful White co w which had been rescued from a watery grave turned upon, heir rescuers. The point at which the cattle were stuck was at the end of a narrow bank of mud, and this cow having recovered sufficiently, charged, and the crowd having water on three sides and the cow on the other, did not hesitate to take to the water. What would very probably have resulted.-in ’ ■ serious injury was averted, by one man doubling back,. and thus diverting the animal’s attention. 3 But the incident is not complete. On mustering.one well known resident Was found to be up to his middle in mud, and unable to move. So they, put a rope round him and dragged him out as they did the cattle. The process of extrication was very slow and at dark there still remained nine or ten beasts in the mud. It was then determined to try the windlass, and after this was onfee at work the animals were got out quicker, and at ten o’clock .the last was on dry ground. Altogether ; .y. seven head were lost;. . • ,\.

A “HAGGIS” YARN.

(From the Manawatu Times).

Ope of, . the- most . diabolical ' and atrocious pieces of inhumanity which it. has been our lot to chronicle was : per petrated a few nights ago at Awahura. From what we could learn of the trans action it would appear that a brother of Mr. Schultze, of the Awahuri Hotel, called upon a number 1 of brother Scots, and informed them.that he had just ar rived from Hawera, aiid that he had brought with him- a treat for his coun trymen in the shape of real Scotch haggis, dilating upon the superior skill of the particular artist by whom the dish had been manufactured, until his -hearers’ teeth Watered, and their souls thirsted for an onslaught. Punctual to the hour of invitation fully half-a-dozen guests put in an appearance, the ma jority of whom, in order to whet their appetites and the more thoroughly en joy the delicacy, had maintained a biack fast during the fore and afternoon. The host presided but did not pass a plate until all were, filled, so that the attack upon the treasure was simultaneous. So busily were they engaged, however, that no one noticed the suddeh depar ture of the host, who, placing the length of the room between himself and his guests, stood at the door with a look of fiendish exultation. He had not.to ■wait long for the result, as with a yell, of horror and a chorus of execration, -one after another-flung down their, knives, and made for the door, while the cause of all went bounding out into space like

a deer.;>. When the betrayed ones had

wiped their- eyes sulficiently to examine ’’’ tbe' •haggis $ / and : cleared .Their throats sufficiently to speak, they discovered that it was -.composed of a quantity, of boiled leather, mixed with sawdust, and seasoned with . sand, along with other

materials, but so adroitly was'the decep tion covered that in their eagerness;to. ,ij enjoy the treat it was not until the victims had taken of a good mouthful f ’that'it- was made painfully apparent. It would not yet be politic for Mr. Schultze to go within stone’s throw :of any of his victims, or even a stranger to mention the word haggis. -. i - ■

THE ASHBURTON HERALD.

[Thursday June 19, 1879



The Wellington Fire. —The' rumor that a man had been burnt to death at the great fire in Wellington on Sunday, night, turns out to be quite unfounded. The •Insurance Companies have offered to re build the Opera House of wood and iron subject to the consent of the Corporation; Holloway’s' Ointment' and -Pills.— Rheumatic Pains, Tic-Doloreaux.—These dis eases: are unfortunately very, prevalent in this country, and are frequently most distressing, som§ti®es for years baffling all medical skill to alleviate , the sufferings of the victim. In no Case have Holloway’s Ointment and Pills failed to produce a cure. The Ointment produces a peculiar and soothing influence over the , nerves and muscles, relaxing spasms and j subdiiing pain. The attack soon becomes milder and the intervals between the paroxysms longer ; until they cease altogether. The Pills restore the body from a weak and debilitated condition to :a state of health and strength. Persons bedridden for months with rheumatic pains aild swellings, after using the Ointment have been cured in an incredible short period.—-Ad vt.



Auction Sales. SATURDAY, JUNE 2isx., At 12 o’clock. ALFRED HARRISON has received instructions from the Trustee in the Assigned Estate of Sando & Olsen, to offer for Sale by. public auction, at his Rooms— -20 HORSE COVERS 20 Quite New and of the Very Best Kind and Quality. CALL AND SEE THEM ! ! 12 o’clock. SATURDAY, 21ST JUNE. 1048 ALFRED HARRISON, Auctioneer. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 25. At 11 o’clock, . MR. ALFRED HARRISON has re ceived instructions from the trustee in the Assigned Estate of SANDO and OLSEN to sell by Public Auction, on their premises, East Street — 1 Biy Horse, “Mountain,” I „ „ “ Punch,” I „ „ “Dick,” I ~ Mare, “ Diamond,” I Filly, 1 Colt, 100 Fowls, 6 Geese, Spring Cart. Covered Cart, Cart-hood and Hoops, Sets Cart Harness, „ 3-leaf Iron Harrows, 2 „ 4-leaf „ „ I »» s*leaf »> 11 1- S-gaL drum Colza Oil, I ~ „ Boiled ~ 3 gals. Boiled Linseed Oil i Tub Cart Grease, 3 Cases Castor Oil, A Quantity of Empty Cases, Etc,, Etc., Etc., Sale at 11 o’clock sharp, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 25TH.



ALFRED HARRISON, 1047 Auctioneer. Tenders. UPPER ASHBURTON ROAD BOARD. TENDERS are invited by the Board for the following works : No. 29—Forming, &c., about two miles of the road xrom Wester field House to Bradfield. No. 30—Shingle repairs, Lagmhor Road. No. 31—Reforming and Shingling a portion of the Alford Forest Road. No. 32—Erecting Timber Crate at the Narrows, Alford Forest Road. r Timber supplied. No. 33—Reducing Grade of a Cutting at the Rangitata. No. 34—Reforming road from Wes terfield House to the River. Tenders, addressed to the Chairman, must be sent in not later than TUESDAY, the Ist July prox., at noon; if later, they will be rejected. Specifications,, &c., are to be seen at the office up to six o’clock on Monday night, the 81st instant. ROBT. D PULLAR, Clerk. Road Board Office, Westerfield, June 12th, 1879. 1022 PLOUGHING AND FENCING. TENDERS are invited for DOUBLE SOD FENCING round portions of the Plantation Reserves near Chertsey, Dromore, Wakanui, Tinwald, and Winder mere. Also, for PLOUGHING 30 acres at each of the places named. Further particulars may be obtained at the County Council Office, and tenders must be left there by noon on FRIDAY, the 20th. EDWARD G. WRIGHT, 1015 (For the Plantation Board). ASHBURTON COUNTY COUNCIL. North Ashburton River Bridge, near Mount Somers Road Crossing. FRESH TENDERS are invited for Bridge reduced to 600 feet in length, and spans to be 20 feet. Plan and specifi cation can be seen at Council offices, Moore-street, Ashburton, and Tenders addressed to the Chairman, with a deposit equal to five per cent of the amount of tender, to be lodged not later than 10 a.m., Wednesday, 2nd July next. By order. Wm. BAXTER, Ashburton, County Engineer. June 14th, 1879. 1018 ASHBURTON ROAD BOARD. fpENDERS are invited for the following I works : No. 171 —124 Chains drains, near Waterton (fresh tenders). No. 174 —156 Chains, M‘Lennon’s Road. No, 175 —22 Chains Gidding’s ; Outfall. " No. 176 —Drain on Longbeach Road, J by Chapman’s, 28 chains. No. 177—Drain on Osborne’s Road, near the above. Tenders addressed to the Chairman, and endorsed with the number of the work tendered for, will be received till : 10 a.m. on MONDAY, June 23rd. All tenders to be accompanied with a deposit equal to 5 per cent, on the value of the work tendered for. | The Surveyor will show intending ten derers over 174, 175, 176, and 177 on Wednesday, June 18. These contracts wil be let in short lengths to suit the un employed. By order of the l3oard, i 1020 JAMES WILKIE, Surveyor.



Auction Sales. SATURDAY. NEXT, 21ST Inst. Messrs acland, Campbell and Co. have received instructions from the Trustee to sell by public auction on the premises of MR. F. DOHERTY, PETER STREET, 2 Horses, 2 Traps, 2 Sets Trap Harness, 2 Saddles, 1 Bridle, A quantity of Oats, 7 Sacks of Potatoes, A small quantity of Coal, * Posts and Rails, &c. Sale to commence at 11 o’clock. ACLAND, CAMPBELL & CO., 1037 Auctioneers" Messrs, acland, Campbell & CO., have received instructions to sell the GOOD-WILL OF LEASE OF 260 acres 260 OF LAND AT WINCHMORE, With House and Stable thereon. Full particulars at our offices. ACLAND, CAMPBELL, & Co., 1014 Auctioneers. Public Notices. BOROUGH OF ASHBURTON. General Borough Rate. IN pursuance of the “ Rating Act 1876,” Pub’ic Notice is hereby given that it is the intention of the Ashburton Borough Council, at their next ordinary meeting, to be held on Monday the 30th inst., or at an adjournment thereof, to strike a Rate of One Shilling in the Pound on all rateable property within the said Borough for the period commencing on the 2nd day of January, 1879, and ending on the 31st day of December, 1879, to be payable in one sum on the 31st July and that the Rate Book is now open for Inspection at the Town Clerk’s Office, Montgomery’s Buildings, Ashburton, during office hours. CHAS. BRADDELL, Town Clerk. Ashburton, June 17, 1879. 1034



C. PERCY COX, AND AND ESTATE AGENT AND ' VALUATOR, ASHBURTON. TO LET OR SELL -680 Acres first-class land (limestone) with good house, large stables, woolshed, sheep-yards, granaries, etc., etc., com plete ; very convenient. 320 Acres reserve, first-class land, part sub-let, sufficient to cover the whole of Government rent, etc., leaving upwards of 200 acres rent free for 2 years. Low price wanted for goodwill of lease, or would be let to a suitable tenant. 2,500 Acres ring-fenced, to be let in one block for grazing, or in blocks to; suit purchasers for cropping, with or with out purchasing clause. Town and Suburban Sections sell or let in Ashburton and Hindhope. MONEY TO LEND ON APPROVED FREEHOLD SECURITY Agent for Union Insurance COMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND. 717 Assigned Estate of A. W. WORTH INGTON, of Ashburton, Book seller, &c. (commonly known as Alfred Weston). CREDITORS in this Estate will please forward their claims on or, before June 20, to my office, Ashburton, or they will not be recognised. W T . H. ZOUCH, 986 Trustee. SANDO AND OLSEN’S ASSIGNED ESTATE. I ALL Debts owing to this Estate must'at once be paid to Messrs. Saunders Brothers, or they will be sued for without further notice. 1016 S. SAUNDERS B. HALE Trustees. JUST ARRIVED Young j Ladies’ Journal, London Journal, Family Herald, and Bow Bells, at H. M. Jones’ Baring Square. SCHOOL Books, Bags, Etc.—H. M. JONES, Stationer, Etc., Baring Square. 473 a SCHOOL Requisites and Artist Mate rials. H. M. J ONES, Stationer I Baring Square. 473^



Amusements. TOWN HALL. Lessees and Managers liiscocks, Hayman, and Co. Business Manager ... Geo. Lingard. CROWDED! CROWDED! CROWDED! LAST NIGHT, LAST NIGHT, LAST NIGHT, THIS (THURSDAY) EVENING, JUNE 19th, OF PROFESSOR S. S. AND CLARA BALDWIN, EXPOSERS OF SPIRITUALISM, In their Original and EXTRAORDINARY LIGHT SEANCE, EVERYTHING EXPOSED AND EXPLAINED. The Pilloiy Trick exposed ; The Hand cuff Trick explained ; The Great Katie King exposed ; The Great Coat Feat ex plained ; The Chain Trick exposed ; Spiritualism exposed ; Table rapping ex posed ; Blood-writing on the a■•m. COME EARLY AND SECURE SEATS. Doors open 7.30 ; commence 8 sharp. Ad mission, 35., 25., is. 1043 W. C. CONKLING, Agent.



r OCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL CON-! V ( V CERT IN THE TEMPLAR HALL. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 25TH, 1879 An Entertainment will be given on the above elate in aid of the WESLEYAN CHURCH BUILDING FUND. GLEES, PART SONGS, DUETS, AND SOLOS. Admission,- Is Gd. Programme will shortly appear. Tickets can be obtained from Messrs. Jones, Aitl en, Weeks, Orr, Ashwood, Andrews, and others. 994 Public Notices. NORTH ASHBURTON AND LOWER ASHBURTON ROAD DISTRICTS CONSTITUTED. [l,s] Hercules Robinson, Governor. A PROCLAMATION. BY virtue of the powers vested in me by the seventh section of the Ordin ance of the Province of Canterbury, in tituled “ The Canterbury Roads Ordin ance, 1872,” and of the powers vested in me by “The Abolition of Provinces Act, 1875,” and “ The Canterbury Roads Or dinance Amendment Act, 1877,” I Her cules George Robert Robinson, the Gover nor of the Colony of New Zealand, do hereby proclaim and declare that, from and after the date lureof, the portion of the Lower Ashburton Road District des cribed in the First Schedule hereto shall be severed from the said road district, and shall be and is hereby constituted a new district under the name of the “North Ashburton Road District,” and that the remaining portion of the said Lower Ash burton Road District described in the Second Schedule hereto shall be deemed to be a new district under the name of the “ Lower Ashburton Road District.” ' FIRST SCHEDULE. Description op the North Ashburton Road District. The North Ashburton Road District comprises all that portion of the Provincial District of Canterbury, bounded towards the North-east by the South Rakaia Road District p towards the. North-west by the Great Southern Railwayahd by the Town of Ashburton ; towards the South-west by a line running along, the Middle of the Ashburton River ; and toward the South east by the South Pacific Ocean ; as the same is delineated on the plan deposited in the Survey Office, Christchurch. SECOND SCHEDULE. Description op the Lower Ashburton Road District. The Lower Ashburton Road District comprises all that portion of the Provin cial District of Canterbury bounded to wards the North-east by a line running along the middle of the Ashburton River ; towards the North-west by the Great Southern Railway; towards the South west by the Rangitata River ; and towards the South-east by the South Pacific Ocean; as the same is delineated on the plans deposited in the Survey Office, Christchurch. j Given under the hand of His Excel lency Sir Hercules George Robert Robinson, Knight Grand j Cross of the Most Distinguished Order of Saint Michael and Saint George, Governor and Com mander-in-Chief in and over Her Majesty’s Colony of New Zealand and its Dependencies, and Vice-Admiral of the same ; and issued under the Seal of the said Colony, at the Government House at Wellington, this twenty-ninth day of May, in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and seventy-nine. G. S. WHITMORE. God Save the Queen. 1001 SLAUGHTERING LICENSE. WE HEREBY give notice that we in in tend, at the Council’s, sitting on the 2nd July, to apply for a license to kill small and large cattle on R.S. 26598. ROBERTS & WINTER. Selma, June 9, 1879, 990 ESTATE OF F. P. LeBRETON. ALL Claims against the above Estate must be sent in to the undersigned by TUESDAY, 17th June, otherwise they will not be recognised. A. O. AITKEN, Trustee Ashburton, June 10th, 1879. 992 Envelopes, notepaper, en VELOPES, NOTEPAPER.—The cheapest ever offered in Ashburton, at the Herald Office, Wholesale Stationery Depot, Saunders’ Buildings. 5o



Auction Sales. BULLOCK AND CO., AGENTS FOR THE SOUTH BRITISH FIRE AND MARINEfINSURANCE'GOMPANY. £of NEW ZEALAND. ; CAPITAL ... .... £1,000,000. jlnsurances effected at the lowest current ! rates on all kinds of Buildings, Threshing Machines, Crops Growing and in Stack. j. drummond McPherson, Manager, Christchurch. TO RUNHOLDERS, FARMERS, AND OTHERS. rpHE Undersigned have on Sale Fencing Wire No. 6 to 10. Standards and Stakes. Seeds— White Clover ■: . Red Clover Cow Grass . ■ . ' : : ; r • ‘ \ Alsike Trefoil ~ | Lucerne, &c., &c. Rye Grass Seed Coal and Firewood Station Stores of Every : ! ! ; Description. . ' ■ j.. ,■. ; We are prepared to allow a very liberal discount for cash. - , . . i BULLOCK AND CO., • East Street. ; Business Notice. Properties for sale andJ TO LET BY Messrs. Poyntz <Sc Co», ASHBURTON. J ‘ FOR SALE. 800 Acres Unimproved Land, near Chert sey. : 150 Acres,; three miles from Ashburton, 70 acres in English GrassA ' \ ' 150 Acres at Lohgbeach; Good House and Outbuildings. • • 10 Acres near Wakanui Township ; good. stand for a Blacksmith. ! , A I • J-Acre in South Rakaia Township.. The Central Temperance Hotel, Baring Square, Ashburton. •' , T O- LET. 40 Acres of Good Land, two miles from Tin Wald. f. ■-},■»;X j ' 350 Acres Good Land, Coldstream Run, Rangitata—purchasing clause. Several Houses in Ashburton, various sizes. A House and Shop in East Street. j A House and Shop in the Triangle. A House, Shop, and Bakery, in the Tri • angle. :>• A House and Shop in Burnett Street. also,—.. ; SEVERAL HOUSES IN . ASHBURTON FOR SALE, ON EASY TERMS. Apply : POYNTZ & CO:, ; j -' East Street, 928 Ashburton.



Public Notices. IN BANKRUPTCY. WEEKS & DIXON have on Sale at their Office, East Street North, — BANKRUPTCY ACTS,’; ; PROOFS OF DEBT FORMS, FORMS OF AFFIDAVIT, Also, — FORMS of TO LET and FOR SALE. BIBLES, Prayers, and Church Services, Hymnals for various churches.—H. M. JONES, Stationer, Baring Square. DIARIES. —A Few Commercial and Scribbling Diaries on Sale; Cheap, at the “ Herald ” Stationery Depot, East Street North, near Railway Station. SEWING Machines and other Requi sites. H. M. JONES, Stationer, Etc., Baring Square. 473 k WANTED KNOWN—That the cheap est i,nd neatest CARDS may bp had at the ASHBURTON HERALD OFFICE EAst Street North.



Booksellers, &c. NEW BUSINESS. J. Y. WARD, BOOKSELLER, COMMERCIAL AND FANCY STATIONER, HAS much pleasure in announcing to the inhabitants of the Borough of Ashbur ton and County, that he COMMENCED BUSINESS ON SATURDAY MARCH i, 1879, < in Messrs. Saunders Bros.’ Buildings, EAST STREET, NORTH, With A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF Professional Stationery, Commmercial Stationery, Household Stationery, Fancy Stationery, &c., &c., &c. j LITERATURE— * (In Assorted Bindings) | COMPRISING ALL THE MOST POPULAR AUTHORS Also, — PRESENTATION BOOKS. : SCHOOL REQUISITES IN STOCK. Colonial, English, and Foreign Papers and Magazines supplied to order. WORK-BOXES, WRITING-DESKS, and OTHER FANCY GOODS, A T R EASO N.A B. LE PRICES. Hamilton’s Library Books on Deferred Payment. , \ - , the address— J. Y W—A R D, East Street North (Saunders Bros.’ New Buildings), j '< }'■ Ashburton.; { I: ‘ v ■* 440 r Business Notices. E W "N D U S T B Y. COFFEE, Pure and ! Fresh' Ground .Daily at ORR.& CO.’S. 953



A USEFUL NOVELTY. Most Favorable OPPORTUNITY TO SAVE 1 MONEY. oc & DISCOUNT of SEVEN AND A HALF Per Cent, will be allowed to all • rGASH GUSTOMERS BY Friedlander Bros., EAST STREET;I .O'm : : 82S CHEAP TIMBER m x ivc. :jo hyy ; .HAYES’ TIMBER YARDS. BALANCE of Timber unsold at the Auction Sale. Also, 200,000 feet to arrive, now lying at the Waimate Sta tion, will be disposed of AT REDUCED PRICES j •’ . I HAYES’ TIMBER YARDS, East Street, Ashburton. : 1()27 GEORGE LADBROOR, ' ;i (Near the Station, Winslojw), HAS in Stock a Good Supply of Gene ral Stores, which he cari supply Wholesale and Retail at the lowes t current rates. .r Public Notices. NOTICE ESTATE OF F. DOHERTY, ALL Accounts due to the akwe 1 estate must he paid forthwith to Mr. Doherty, or they will be sued Soar .without further notice. ! .Li .-p By order of the Trustees, D. ©AKO, fiGG 927 W, BRO WNE.



Business Notices.<•. Special Notice are Landing COAL e?,; “ Emperor,” and expect full supply on Wednesday, the i3th inst. , J i W. : MONTGOMERY, & CO., (Limited), 1028 ; i Ashburton. Educational. | mu's I C T U I T lON, ! .....VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL. v Terms, per Quarter or per Lesson, on appli cation to the Principal. ... SUPERIOR LADIES’ BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL,’ ' Oxford Villa, Burnett St., Ashburton, Conducted by Miss Steane. Private Lessons in French, German, and Latin, twice weekly ; Music, and Drawing in Various Styles. . , - . . ' ' Preparatory School for Boys! Inclusive Terms. • • Y Tailors. ' : • NOTICE OF REMOVAL. S. STOKES, : - TAILOR AND C LOTHI E,R. BEGS to-remind his friends arid the public that he has removed liis busi ness to new shop 1 near . Bald win’s . Central Hotel, Wakanui Road, and would take this opportunity .of acknowledging the very liberal support accorded to him heir to "ore, and solicits a continuance V patronage at his new shop—Wakanui Road, near Baldwin’s Central Hotel. S. STOKES, / TAILOR AND CLOTHIER; 794 T A I L. O R I N G , r MOST REASONABLE RATES, TO MEET THE TIMES. (Formerly Tailor to G. Fletcher, of Christ- Y'Y' : ; church),. : ■.;• :- BEGS to. announce to the Gentlemen of the County of Ashburton that he lias commenced the business of' Tailoring and Habit Maker, in all its branches, and can guarantee a Good Fit and Superior Workmanship in all orders entrusted to him. : Gentlemen’s materials supplied made up in the best style, on the shortest notice. Clothes cleaned and repaired, and made to look .equal to new. Y • ' ' ALL ORDERS' EXECUTED ; AT THE ~ , . .. LOWEST POSSIBLE RATES FOR CASH. i-; Address— . W. L E E;Y V^:Y" TAILOR , &c. V Havelock Street, Ashburton. : at Hooper, Aitken & Co.’s. Bootmakers. PUBLIC NOTICE. BOOTS! BOOTS! T. CHAMBERS, YTTHILE THANKING the public of' W Ashburton and surrounding dis tricts for past favors, begs to inf« rn them that he has received, and to arrive, at his place of business, East-street;\a. WELL-ASSORTED STOCK OF LADIES’, GENTLEMEN’S, AND CHIL ' “ DREN’S BOOTS AND SHOES Of all descriptions. T. 0. also calls special attentii l. to the leasure Department, and invites the eiitlemen of Ashburton to inspect the iperior class of Sewn Boots and Shoes e is now making. Riding Boots, Shooting, Boots, Walking Soots and: Shoes, . Cricketing Boots and hoes, and Running Shoes. ~ Y WORKMANSHIP UNSURPASSED. LPERFECT' FIT'-GUARANTEED. L T. CHAMBERS, Y'Y; PROSPECT BUILDINGS, Next to Montgomery’s, East-street., / X M. NEALAS, • BOOT. AND. AND IMPORTER, aAS now on sale a Splendid Assortment of BOOTS and SHOES fcv Winter, which are of the Best Quality, and will be Sold at very reasonable prices; ) ■-■■■■ •. •; . ) Note the address — - 1 M, j , NEXT TO . MESSRS. ORR & CO.’S, • J east street; . A^BURTON.