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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-11-10

Ds'rtc'ie5 The Sihc.-Cpn the next Le1isla ,arc
VIII deyove the duty Of laying off the Congressional
asflcis III this State for the next ten years Several
plans have been already thrown before the public but
we nave MT deemed 1t Necessary notice them partic-
"arly, since probably not them will be adopted
as whole. The icco., having majority in both
HOUSES, Will have the power to make an unfair division
OF the districts, if they think proper 50 to do Blu We
Shall net PREJUDICE them. We hope that they will be
governed by the requirements Of justice. which are
eventually these Of sound policy, though they may not
always coulter present advantage. Let them remember
that, though it is GLORIOUS to have giants power it
Is vialnons to use it like giant" Several of the
presses OF the dominant party baye given their friends in
the Legislature wise and Just counsel toicnq this mat,
ter. Among the number is the Petersburg Statesman
which says-"lt is to br hoped that this task will be
performed with single eye TO equal and equitable re-
presentation of the people at large and as far as possible
without the least regard to party considerations The
party that would take advantage Of present ascenan
cy to do injustice, and that would sacrifice the broad
principle of public duty the narrow dictates of party
policy, would deserve to lose its ascendancy and nrba
bly, would lose it. We hore that bill generally accep
table will be passed by the next Legislature Of yir
MAJ
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FOR NEW ORLEANS.

EN TIE new and elegant Barquc Parthi-
,SsAfTM an, Capt. G. W. Allen, is now loading
tAAsEsG.a5yI for New Orleans, and will sail about the
25lh inst. The Parthian has excellent
for Cabin aud leerage passengers Which
will be taken at moderate fates.-Apply 70
LUpLAN, PRESTON d co.
EcnHosr, NoY. 10 Il II
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III Cost ~ close.

EtElN6 determined 10 bring our present business to =
, thlse nv speedily possible shall. from this
tlmr, offer our large stock OF DIR, Goods, without ri,t
enee 10 cost, FOR MONEY! II will be found To con
sis OF many Goods suitable 10 thu present sind approach
M season. We are aware that III some doscf ptms OF
Good, there ia considerable decline. all IF Mrh offer
leithom regard 10 cost, aud the residue At COST Buy
efs, other by wholesale retail invited To call.
viii unursonably be made to their interest to deal
with us.
In addition 10 OUT stock Of Dry Goods We have on
hand good assortment Of & . { II II T. )
which offer at tho lowest market rates. 10 which We
call the attention orour customers and others.
WHITE. TARDi \ IRVINE.
July % sif
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SEpFENHEK 10, 1872.
large stock o. asry Goods
~ GGST,

a J. PURyIs & DuFFEL are anxious to close
~ 4. Their business rs speedily as possbeThey are
Offering their whole STOCK or GOODS, winch
large and veil selected,
8'E COST,
and in fact many descriptions Of Goods will be sold great
tyunder COST.
n. B.-We shall 90 on TO sell at private sale for Il
few months until te stock is more reduced, and then the
remainder Will bc offered at auction.
j. }. FURYiS 6, DUFFEL.
Sept. IL ts1
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CONTEMPORARIES SALE.

Id RSUANf tod"crre ofthe Circuit Superior Court
Of Law and Chancery for the county Of Bedford, pro
noauced in the suit OF James NJ Otey & others. plain
tifis. aud Armisead Otey adnr OF John H. Otey, de
ceased, & others, defendants The Undersigned Commits
sones appointed by said decree, will, on the 10Th day
Of Iecomher next, proceed to SELL 10 The highest bidder
tor cash. Iiact of and, lying in the County Of Bed
ford tie Of the North Fork of Goose Creek,
being the tract given lay John H. Otcy deed. in his lie
time. Ia John Il. Oey. Also on the same day. we " i'll
proceed to sell for cash. the lme ii Land, Except the
widow dower Of which Nelson II. Obey, Jr. died pos
sessed. being The given to him by ms father n. H.
Oey ST IN us life time, lying. adoinng the first mcn-
toned tract So much osd trarls Of land will be sold
may be necessary satisfy said decree The sale Of the
first mentioned will take place the residence Of
J In B Otcy. The sale Of the last mentioned tract
vii he made the premises, immediately after The sale
oflhe first named tract.
JOHN A. WHARTON, r.,.5,a
JOSEPH WILSON, oo'' %
Nov. 10 wl5D
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-11-10

e. Soon after MI Tylcrs inauguration he appointed
Demas Adams, Esq. Marshal Of Ohio. lie has now
removed Mir Adams, and conferred the appointment ON
John McElyanc. Why? The Cincinnati Gazette
saysit Is because Mr. Adams has, although privately i'm
por'nnrd TODD So sernly refuse to bring the patron
age oil his olcc in cunct with the freedom of tsrors
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bL.A3st /. G.i..uiAt4 .GS.cCO.
PART SisIsr enALnr,
AMI OIL. Fall and Wintcr, the last tfre brs,
bleaehcd Oil,
Richard 'TolnPson's Candy Fur Coughs
nnns Pistols, Canister Powder and Flasks,
Mediclncs andSurgeons' instruments,
Water, Fancy and Velvet Colofs, English aud
American.
Brandics. Wines, Porter. Ale. Cordial and Gin.
Portrait and Arllst's poncls
For sale at LOWEST prices NJ
Howell DAVES'S.
Oct 81 "a !,
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wsbH'g ICE

TENlE undersigned begs leave 10 inform lis friends
and Tie public, that he has sold his Drug and A
polliecay Establishment IN tbsown Nj john II. Scay
WIN will hencoorth carry The business at the old
stand-and whom be take pleasure III recommending To
the public support and patronage.
The undersigned greatly desires 10 wind up his old
business, and therefore earney sollcts is urncr Gus
TONERS, who may be in To hlm to come orv ard
aud settle up their accountable returns 10 them his
thanks fr thcr past support, aud will feel his oblga-
lions etianccd BY promptness in the payment pf hir
respective balances JAMES i. royal.
Oct II isif
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F.fEE SERDPEsES OFF

BOOKS, ST.l7TO.N,1RF. MUSIC, MUSICAL
INSTR t.HENTS. FANCY .4R T9CLES, Sc.
Tor sale by Il. =. NA@rs,
SYCAMORE STREET, PETERsBuRe, Va
COUNTRY Merchants and others in want Of any Of
" the above articles will find IN my establishment
the most desirable stock have Offered. az greatly
reduced prices call from my old friends aud custom
ers is solicited
Oct II Is IT
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FTlHE subscriber takes this method Of informing ihe1e
i WIN may wish to supply .hernselves with nasp
Fortes. that the Prices very Msch reduced. and 80
ia the time To supply themselves upon good nsna
lie has VII hand fine sssormeni Of tho very baoeepAb
y If Instruments, and viii sell them suhject ~
turned if not good, L. P. NASH. Pescubuw. "
Oct. IL -
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By .3GCuo.S.

kNils EVENING, Nov 10. and continued every
hsht until the whole collection is closed. (nn p'sl
P'nnment on account OF woaiher.l commencing at
clock Will be sud. large and valuable invoice OF
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RICHMOND AXES.

A Nj BARNES s. Co.'S. make For sale, for The
" manufacturers, at their Richmond prices, By
lib. RICHARDS.
Aug. % tsif
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RICHMOND MARKETS. Nov :

ioidTCo inspections smal-drmand limited We
quote lugs S2ta2, aud - Comnon Leaf S3}a3l and
4 MlddImg i!ai. aud =, Cool s5taG and So; Fine
S1al03 in quality.
Gram.-Wh hat ,5to o cents. { orn 52S to So
Oats 81 cts
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Notice.

Notice.
FE1lli IANGllORNE MILLS nte sill carried on
q in the nano Of Langhorne N stcptoc.We shall
continue 10 pay the highest market price for Wheat.
II. s. LANGHORNE,
FANKl'fE SIEPTOE.
Aug. ID tslf
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Jugin'a Bmhs.-By the reports to the Executive Of
the State. VIC have the following statements ii tie
parative condition Of the Bank Of Virginia aud Of the
Farmers, n INK at tirriuin
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-06-04

oo-.THE SUNDAY MERCURY of Tomorrow will
contain No. Kill Of the graphic sketches of city charac-
ter Theodore Marshhausen. The continuation and con-
clusion OF the Criticism on the National Academy; For
egn News by the Columbia, latest Of Ring something
oi the History OF Broome and Bungarce from the London
Sunday Times; Christian We true story from the Ger
man, from Bockwoods Magazine; Lecture Macbeth
by frenchman fightfully fnny Chit Chat, contain.
ing all the news Of the week the Common Council and
things Nov by Ladle distressngy humorous; beauti-
u and moral sermon by the fresh and nexhausibe
Dow, Jr, bless his old pate; Machine Poetry by
spoons The Progress ofLbey; Editorials ell sorts of
subjects; the latest Local and General News Office Is
Beekman streetPrice cents single copy 81 for eight
months sent In wrapper any part of the world Edi-
tors T. g. Paige and SAM Nichols, who have connec-
ton Whatever with any other weekly with any daily
paper published in this city.
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Total, 93oA00o A,eae75l lsa3074
Bullion In the bank, 7,006000 1890 $1,000

The circulation of the Bank OF England greater
than at any period since the have been published
in the present form, commencing July lsa which
the next highest, being Sl797oO0O The lowest point
was January in the present year when but
Ooo In July last the bullion E5oi 000 which
it gradually declined to fa2is0Oo in November; in De-
cember had increased to fsos oo and has been
mulnting regularly until it has reached the present
amount The payment of the quarterly dividends fully
accounts for the expansion by the Bank England II
there be any ground for doubt upon that subject
apply only to the private and joint stock banks of Eng
land and Wales where united circulation shows an in
crease Of f3o6,3s3. This relatively 90 triang an
amount that all adequate to account for the
dundaney Of money in the London market and ts
quent low value The cause of that increase may be
fairly ascrbed to the partial stimulus that was for shor.
time gvento mercantile operations by the publication
the tariff aided by the additional demand for vorious
descriptions of commodities in the spring compared with
the winter months This conclusion is also borne ont NV
the fact that the partial in business vas in
great measure confined to England and accordingly we
find that the circulation of the banks in Scotland and Ire
land which did not participate in presented dminuon
and not increase The exception of the trilng expan-
sion Of f26500 by the Bank Of ireland scarcely worth
notice. for accounted for by the payment Of the quar-
ery dividends in the that of the Bank of
England.
In the manufacturing districts the accounts were
sble still more dscouraging than before Many mcrs
continue to talk OF further reduction in work and
wages Some Of the papers affected to sscrbc
this to design Of driving people to desperation with the
view Of embarrassing the governments but that the dis
rcss is real is made evident in the of the failure Of
large print house in Manchester whose liabilities amount
cd to ESQ o0o md their assets decline Of
I'd per pound in good qualities Of 4o twist had also taken
place. These were evidences of real distress. and their
influence felt upon the cotton market which
depression. The awful connegration Hamburg in.
volving the destruction Of property estimated at from
$40 100000 of which 900 qrs OF corn
lad cast gloom over al the markets Of the continent
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Provision Market.
We thought last week. IN recording the fact that prices
had fallen in the retail market that Privsions down
low could well be, but this week every thing still
lower. This indicates a scarcity of money people &C.
neral economies IN any and every thing bat edible In
stead Of Eve six different kinds must now be con-
tent with one two sorts of vegetables.
Any quantity Of Pigeons have been brought 10 market
from the County Of Warren, Pa and Fulton County ".
Y. Five thousand came in the Dewitt Clinton last Tues
day. they fetch cents a bill.
Strawberries getting plenty, also Cucumbers and
Green Peas The law preventing the sale Of Oysters in
the market took effect on Tuesday they will be soi and
eaten nevertheless, usual.
The time for supplying houses with plants Is nearly
We notice the ladies patronize the -four girls the
north side OF Washington market extensively. MORN
ing walk there for city bellies is quite animang
n promia ade the Battery.
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State OF Trade.

The from England seemed the business
of the markets to-day. but marked decline in prices
took place. In AsheSncc our last about 600 barrels Of
Pots have been taken at $3.2 No sales of Pearls have
come to knowledge. Flour and Grain-Canal be
bought at $62 though held higher generally and Ohio
at So Michigan brands in good order at
S. Southern -four Is dull, without change in price.
Wheat continues in good demand and sold ST. Is ST.
90 according to quality Rye worth IS centsnot much
here, much wanted. There il not much Corn in
market lot of Western sound sold so cents
weight. We quote sound Southern 50 a So cents and
Jersey at IS cents, both measure.
Some small sales Of Cotton only made al frmer
prices sale Of Teas took place with the following
suits -
H. ILL
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Passengers Arrived.

From Liverpool Boston. G w HARDER Murer, Miss Lee
Hart, Nus Har. r Edwards, H Shay, Mr. Simpson, Mr.
yar!. Mr. Written, Mr. Vance. @ Symmes II Chapman
HAYNES, Miss Mignorntee
CALCUTTA AND ST. HELErA-Ship Charemagne- Ma.
Boston, Peisrs and servant, Ps v1;sy R;vH Hors'
KINesror, Jam-Schr Aabama--R REESE llbach Espedes
F II March Shaw Ellen Shaw, Maria Savage and servt
4 in stccrage
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Foreign Irnportations.

LvrrrooL-Shp LiveoolsOo coal 300 sacks sal, 5000
fire bricks Goodhue 4 co.
CALcrrrAShp Chamagne-l5i2 bags saltpee IS che SITS
sheae Sol pieces redwood hides ginger y73
bags 28 bales guuny CLOTH bales hides 100 bundles
wne 50 dc cord 20 do saower 10 do $50 bales
GuAyAMA-Brg J,nc-50 cks molases Meyer Stucker-l3
do Naylorl0 20 Deforcst co20 do + @ Thurston s.
co--2s3 cks molassrs order.
MAn.caIDo-Bg Umcn7s2s bags coffee 1886 hide. 10 bags
old copper bdl tiger skins A Arrenguera.
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Died,


On the Ord instant, ABBy H., daughter Of Josiah and
ABBY n. Montague, aged years.
The friends of the family invited to attend her flu
neral this afternoon, at O'clock from the residence OF
her grandfather, No. ~ North Moore street.
On the nth of March on board the English bark VIII
Irish Girl his passage from Madras TO ST. Helena Jo-
sEPH r. youngest of Henry II. and Nancy l.. Hosing
ION, aged year and months.
On the 2nd instant in the 74h year of her age AesEs
JoHSsoS rect OF the late Isaac Johnson formerly of New
Brunswick NJ.
On the ID instant, MARGARET CoRsAS, after short ill
ness, in the 39th year OF her age wife Of William Cor
ban.
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On Wednesday the LIST Of June, at New Brighton. sta
ten Island by the Rev DR.. Wainwright Wa Co>ipro,
BoLroy, Captain U. .. Navy to MAmv HESsnrra daugh.
ter of Henry Lynch, ESQ &c
On the 2nd instant by the Rev. s d. Burchard, AIsr
J: CARTwRcBr, Jr. to Elm, A. Vas Wrc both of this
city.
On board the U. s. ship North Carolina the st nan,
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AZ WILLIAM STREET.
rMvcIrAL OrrIcE-Letters deposited before halfpas,
g. halpast H. and half past O'clock will Be out oI
delivery at 9, !, and o'clock.
BRANCH OrFrcEs-Letters deposited before T. H. and
O'Clock. will be sent out for delivery and O'Clock
ALEX. M. GRETC. Agent.
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BOAT ESTABLISHMENT.
On WATER STREET

4OU WAIEh > I N1IEI,
FOUR DOORS EAST OF CATHARrNE MARKET.
THE Subscriber having his mandatory, and under hi.
mmedia ntendence, some of the Oldest and
in this citv aud the best q materials
furnish the shortest notice Boat, Of the most approved mo-
BUILDER Of the Sultan Of Muscsts Pleasure Barge, the
Wave Gszells ViG,oris. ATLANTIC Wskona &C. Also the
Hyde Park sylph and Wave, Of Mobile. Geo s.suTt. Of
The sail boats WIN. Crous, Fashion, Zanoni Star .nd Ed
win Forrest, &C., &c, &C. jetlmsc
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~ the Rev Mr. Harris, Chaplain of said ship FRED C.
WARD u y. N, son of Professor L. c. Ward IT, s. N, to
SUSAN AUGUSTA, daughter Of David Merry OF Booth Bay
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FRENCH DYEINti AGEYCIE5-0. w B.rnasrs, .
Sd@ S,s.
ss S"i
WSoN IS 1l DIscoyERY-A coz ss mo-. AZ, oss.
hapuy Ii. old customers their friends. that
ne hss reoned TO this country, after absence of six
cS@Ssfs pss the Pos. Once New York. The parps,s
by having had the advantage Of visiting the @anascisras
a1a AND .sn1s 81 s f most %s
less Preparations 70 restore colsr with. n injury.
Ii from his city where he met with the most
@ and eneoarsereat from the nobility gentry
with h, liberal which extended to
al aris rs puncaas'y asnasd q by directing to
Repairing and altering nsaesi manner and on the
' 70 the PaSlie"Csuon- OK is the original Goa, Reno
valor in the United States jei 2sr
LETmThe whole whole or part m ETA h? o NJ ai5'
The situation very desirable For iaIer paItcuas al
jeaiws
with e ss sS,T,s
bC.d between the hours Of ioand 70 ors and7
4 RcH sTEEET THEATRE. in Fls5 q l!s - lei
ply to NJ La0r''de sa SIfwn BRxusoN Secretary
Philadelphia, June ,, 1912. je 4 linz
N~EfI; sss AsS S Ss Ct
MONMOUTH BANK.-Thc notes Of the Monmouth Bank
n j.. E sc jersey 'nsw ''"e' are redeemed EARI
RRITIsH QUEEN-Letisr bags for the steamer British
E,rsr. and ForeSn E oc w No. S
St s on Tuesday June l. ar 10 O'clock rMpNnpNsco
VALENTINE "a, Isaoysah. Gard Ep;aying and Printing
hs :as
nss " G es o% the
plates in the most approved and fashionable style silver plated
'ns s1s sss a 1d
sa Of our NATIONAL cam supplied with badges
sss &c ;s%
Fs;sH 12'sS
r S,s @ Gss b, badges ,, printed
po1it Of WSns,oS ALONE alter tie the
twice the s
Nh.e 81 Broadway, New York.
on a
for sale at ' = SUMS So sYIvGsTER's
> English Silver and Bank Of ENGLAND lSugh, and
| sold at 81. sYLVESTERs,
oLLEcTIoNs an part; Of ths United siate. made
the best terms Treasury So!s T'sis IL
| ic4c 20 Wall st, and 1870 Broadway.
y SsIy KoF Nst oS 81 1s,
$s as y ss Mount sss . G Fs Es% sss
of FIX TME fKEss with plates
We commend to the public sterling work of travel
us Gpette.
The author has contrved give his descriptions PLACES
af Be Ssai as
dSs; ns BUT s volumes will be
The work is precisely such glad to take
when he desires information the subject of which IL
treats.-Brother Jonathan
very pleasant unprctendng of ramhles through
regions about which every intelligent mind desires information
aud is furnished in style which every will fndageeabe
-Pcnnsy |, anian.
There mage in the work that is interesting and in
| strucve.-Del. Journal.
We think this book destined become extensively popular
and cordially join with brethren Of the press
mending il to popular favor.-Dailv Chronicle.
For ,nle by WILEY PUTNAM,
jel 3wsr New York.
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MEDICAL AID.

=
written and published by Dr.. Gregory 1895 sii he
" s and ID @ T
ENLARGED The engraving. bs.ua don, and are accom- ""
IN extensive city practice q, - Mo street nearly opposite the
to treat s sss' S only r. ia but y sS
& % Sce To o% Il. 'o oss1S ns
occurring in common cases with the best method of cure,
then ;h9r. what Other may and 90 frequently ,ay Ss
these bad symptoms should occur The price OF the book
Its worthy Of remark that many persons instead Of being
m % da Ss sss nus
make cure Now i very important to .ns that
sss sS:1 p; ~
and r. sod 4 both
Dr. has Mc s @ 81 msS
e eSS 100 os not ms rs Hsts s
home and may be consulted at any hour Of the day
closing fee, viii be punetaaly attended if post paid
T ECTUnE-The snb,cnbeI viii devera Lecture THIS
ward ssS & a s *. and A c
IL S e S n sT TS : SS
70 That the earth 81 vastly Older than ss1sI
:S ssot Sden
Of smith Should PERMIT is
other subjects of the human family
such A. conscience dictate at the time.
JOHN FOREMAN.
Tickets the bar Of the Hail. and the Barclay street o
tel. il Usr
rT,EN DOLLARS REWARD-Lost last Wednesday even
ing a, Nbios G,ren red morocco book Of large size,
containing bills and other papers, oil no value or use "
but the Whoever vii return the same 20 NO o,
Liberty street up stairs sal, receive the above reward
DURE VIRGIN WINE-The subscriber has now landing
direct from Cali, butt Of wine, made from the pure
Virgin Grape cm the mountains oil hndrusa without Alec.
hol; this is church n other use Also inc Po.f
Xos s'd ' of that BEaRfP' p%v 'eA
'"'' -'' IS zine
quarter cak. Amarado Sherry quality lind.
ing from SANE vessel. ie3 Str
DARTNERsHIP DIsSOLUTION-Nctce IS hereby q.
l. ven th,t Charles H. Blair having voluntarily Withdrawn
authorised pay aud receive all and
settle all accounts connected herewith
The subscribers vii continue the msnuiactnre Of STEEL
TENS in the cty of New York under the firm Of G. c. Wright
< Co. Agency Ofhce, No % Maiden lane.
j2iw.c JEREMIAH H0TCHKIss
& late m Of Dac Tse Hash ssvs ri. 70 d ns
entered into copartnerip under the title of TISDALE
BORDEN, for the transacting Of General Commission
Business, at No 2s Water street;
WILLIAM WILLIAM 5 oTRI5SPALE'
New York, LIST June, 1852.
Noce.The Fall River iron Works Company Of Fall River
MASSACHUSETTS having established agency No 2s Water
street for the transsctng OF their business in this city wi
Keep constantly on hand there full assortment OF Nails
iei iw.rc TIsDALE & BORDEN, Agept..
FIREMEN's TICKET
y tSi SHi sY EHgie's Ja
For Assistant Engineers.
Archibald Noble, Engine CoTpny 60 "
ngnnry w ,se burn, 90 90 No ~
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BILLIARDS.

THE proprietor Of the Saloon in the Arcade Philadelphia
has fitted OF the most extensive and elegant IN
the world
Its central locality Chestnut street. imme dately opposite
Jones' Hotc will be found convenient and worthy the
ton Of genemen travelling who indulge in the healthy
else Of Billiards
Philadelphia, June cd 1912. jei 3tsr
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CAMPHENE.

WEBB through his inventions OF the articles known
w Camphsne and webbs Burners. has thrown 100 muen
light throughout this country for admit OF
ghtened public being led away w which
seem 70 convey The idea ts the genuine Champagne cay
be obtained establishments in this the old
established EMPORIUM OF LIGHT, &Is Broadway, corner
tendence Of the subscber who well known be the
A. v. H. WEBB, General supt.
m2z2wnsc ala Broadway. cor. Canal st.