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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-06-17

gT TnEATRE.-To-nighl MIR. Booth appears as
IPescara, in the Aposae-a character, which
enables him TO deyelope his rare dramatic powers
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-06-17
Commissioners .Sele of Real Estate in Netr n.
CEDAR NM

Commissioners .Sale n Real Estate IN Ncr NJ"
CEDAR NIL.
10y virtue OF a Decree Of the Circuit Sufti:'
Id or Court Law and Chancery for The coGti
Iof James Ci.y and CITY OF Williamsburg Fir
!nounced on the 18th day Of MAY, 1915, ~ y
case OF Bucklrout again>, Mackinder and ONE,
we shall on the ID Thursday in July next, heIrss
I ken, county cour.day, at New Kent c1u'.
3Enuss, SELL 10 The highest bidder. al public aue'.I
I on credit (exccptas 10 The costs of suit and g
pense> Of sale, which will be required N can !.
lone, two, and three wears, TO carry intefe>! ,'-
slhc Is, day OF January, in the year i-io. '.9
swel known estate called Cedar Hill, lyiGs ~ ~.
comfy o. New Kent, a short ds'ance above ~
9od village Of Cumberland, Supposed . 'oH.",.
acres, more or less; possessing many en- 90
ataaes and considered one Of the mos ose.i,';
J land desirable residences in lower Virginia
&believed lha, The timber and cord wood 60 w. ~,
Hate will pay The purchase money. The pun,
3ol seeding small grain in the fall and eH. ...
3wood Immediately after the sale, will FL
land fnIl possession on The lst January, ~
HBond and approved security, and deed in ioT r.,
s,be land will be required Of the purcha'ef -
glite is considered perfectly good bpI We 'ha.'
land convey as commissioners only
GEO. w. SOUTHALL
b WIN. S. PEACHi.
K T. LACY,
Al
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e. The news from Mexico and Havana is il
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-06-17
LaneviIle, Warwick county, Virginia.

q From Ire Charleston Courier, lime H.
y FRoM Havana AND MEXIco-The Mexican
#steamer Neptune, Capt Parkinson arrived al lh
g porl Yesterday, in The short run Of 3 days iron
HHavana. bound 10 New York-put in here Tor
%supply OF fuel.
q We are indebted 10 Capt P. for Havana paper
Hot The Sth insI.
81 Capt. Parkinson informs us that the Pr. mai
= tcamer Midway arrived al Havana on the IN
Hins, from Vera Cruz which port she len on.he Is
Hinst, having on board as passengers Genera
- Santa Anna, lady and family, who had beer
&hanshed from The Mexican territories. They
&wcre 10 proceed 10 Venezuela. The Br. mai
dsteamer Dee, also arrived al Havana on The I'll
with Gen. Buslamenie on board, on his way
Ao Mexico
q In one of The Havana papers we find il re
Scorded that the French Legation had been insult
EEL in The streets of Vera Cruz Just previous 10 tho
sdsaiIng of The Midway, and that The Minister haC
q demanded from The Mexican government i'm
Immediate reparaiion for the indisnity offered
Nor the alternative OF furnishing him with his pass
8pous.
q Gen. Santa Anna was received with every de
demonstration of respect on his arrival al Havana
esheing escorted to his lodgings BY bands OF music
Swhie lille attention was paid 10 Gen Buslamen
DC, thus showing that popular opinion was quite
8unfavorable TO the newly constituted aulhorite.
8 ofMexco.
q We have no positive particulars as 10 lht
scourse pursued BY The Mexican Government, il
diminishing Santa Anna, hut Capt. Parkinson in
3iorms us that he understood that the decree pre-
S3scribed an absence OF ten years-hai his private
Iproperty was respected-that he had with him a
3Iaree amount ofmoney, ard was in good persona
Hhealth and spirits.
8 1t is stated, that all anticipa,ions Of war he
9 ween The United States and Mexico had subsid
aed-and a strong practical evidence that such
8was The ease, is the fact that The Neptune, tht
! property Of MexicanS, had been ordered 10 New
Work 10 rcf. which would OF course not have been
slone, il The owners were apprehensire OF such an
Eeven,.
! Capt. p. reports that no ireghs were offering
sat Havana when he leit-the whole number OF
IvesSel> in port were waiting for the new crop.
4 We have been favored with The following eS.
aracls of letters and prices current received by the
4 Neptune
Havana. June G.-The stock OF Rice in frs
shands here is still 1000 casks The dealers are
aalso well supplied, and the consumption being So
anuch diminished, they purchase sparinsly. The
Srecent arrivals, TOO, both here and at MatanzaS,
Shave checked any desire 10 purchase. under The
Simpresson that further supplies will be coming
]: forward The cargo per the schr. Exchange i
S>orri, II rs being the INCHES, offer. 200 casks
sswere sold from store al 10! rs. The Sugar mar
sset firm, and prices have tendency 10 advance
3Molasses ( rs. Exchange On New York ), 10 4!
Spcr cent. prem
\ Coz. r. NJ JoHNSoN.-This brave old veteran
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DISPATCHES AND TRooPs FOR Texas. line
steamship John McKim, left New Orleans on
the I4th inst for Galveston, with important de-
spatches She was chartered by government,
and $1,000 paid to induce her to start one day
in advance of her usual time. The steamer
Alabama has been cha r,ered by the U. S. Quar-
'termaster at New Orleans, to take part OF
the It'll Infantry to Texas. She was to leave
on Wednesday last.
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,M'srs. EAtorg,-n the "Patrot" Of Satur-
day evening, thore IS an editorial article head
ed The Election in MaryInud,n the object OF
which appears to be- to induce the wings OF
Maryland to chase shadows for few yeas lon
ger, at least 50 far az national politics are con
ccrnod. The article also states, that ian on
coursgemcut Of divisions Of the State elections
On heal or personal grounds lost us the Presi-
dent last yoar-los, Us the qualification and the
country the glory Of having Henry Clay fer
President"
Now 90 not believe that the last preydan-
uoi election resulted from any such cause, and
IA support Of nay opinion refer the editors o!
the Ittnnt to their paper OF November l2th,
OF that year, in witch tunccIs a speech made by
N3nlo. Webster whero he most emqhatlcaIv
attributes the defeat OF, Alr. Clay to the defect
Of the Naturalization Laws, aud the fraudulent
foreign vote o. View York, Pennsylvania, g..
A DEMoCRArlC NATIVE.
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ACCIDENT AT BEL-AIR. A gentleman, nam
ed Robinson, had one of his arms shattered and
his face burnt, at Be-air, Md, on Thursday
by the premature discharge Of cannon which
was being fred on the occasion of funeral pro
cass!on in honor Of Gen Jackson.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-08-25

The Pace OF WATER. The appraisers ap-
pointed for ascertaining the value of the waters
of the Croton taken for the use Of the city OF
New York, have given to the owners one gross
sum of $4,000, for the total and complete d.
version of the waters ofthe Croton river to the
control Of the corporation OF New York,
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MURDER OF A SEA CAPTAIN. We learn from
the Exchange Reading Room Books of this
CITY. that H. G. Curtis, master Of the barque
Warwick, from Bangor, was murdered at St.
Crox on the lst inst, by one of his crew, nam
ed John Moore. He received four stabs, two
OF which were mortal. Moore is in prison, and
will be sent home for trial.
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TIDE WATER CASAL TRArn. The eggre-
gate receipts for tolls on tho Susquctlanna and
Tide Water Canal during the present season.
up to tho 10th instant, amount to S53,33S So;
incrrasa over last year, S3,ol7 o5. The in
crease in The descending trade, so far has been
s3,I54 81; while tic ascending trade has fallen
oil 3l,l34 10; making the net aggregate, as
above stated, S2,0l7 %.
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IEI5l:' TASFlTONAuEH ENJOY WfI-
PpgEEI.1f.

@5tsTiA Ss=,:.,--,- We have now MADE aYrauga-
45fss1 ettS;, ~ 4e IRpnt~ To receive ail",ls az
itzi1i ~ t.vast.4 The very earliest D"-iud the
eiTss a.5~Stsrft LATEST FASHIONS La
,%i$z,5@, sJss.i'5' drswili H. alo To- ind ny ea''
''-' 'r'S+ ing Ia sae az. WAITING sud
Dress SHOES, Caters and Ialf Canrr,, Slirng.
and FANCY SHOES. Manufactured iron, Frrr
NDHOCCo and English KID. in the uratcs, manner.
Fancy :HOE" for Balls, Parties and Wedding. mic.
made u order We keep also on tand large usso .t
ment of ChldTon's SHOES and BOOTS, AL of which
viii tc gold On terms to please.
ELLIS II NICOLAt,
jelOtC No, 5 = BiUUMurg-st.
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Ten DAYt LATER FROM BRAZIL-lNTGREST
fSc News. BY the AtgIne, Captan Good
manson, from Rio JIuofo the New York Her
aid has received intelligence to the l0jh ult.-
Since The last dates, the Chambers had been
keP, pretty busy, with different projects Of
laws The new commercial code had been
adopted On the 80 OF July, by the Chamber Of
Deputies. Tho debates on the question Of the
letters of naturalization, for the German Cole
nists Of San leopold, were not yet concluded;
they had been laid on the table, TO make recon-
for others of more immediate Importance. The
Chambers granted the ALLEGATIONS for tn, sue
coprs to be sent to the Provinces of Parahyba,
Rio Grande, do Norte and Cearg, with some
notifications.
The project of law, concerning tho 6xltion
Of the land and naval forces, was adopted. Al
so another, fixing the taxes ard government
expenditures for the ensuing fiscal year. The
petition for the payment of 1915 head of cattle,
furnished By the Prince Of, Naranhao to the
constitutional army, during the war Of lndepen-
dcnce, was rejected Ivy the Chamber of Dcpu-
ties, by a majority OF two votes QnIr. A.nad-
irny3 VAS laid oe,ole The same Chamber, to ask
that Protcssorship IF EceesaElical sciences
may be established in the Theological Semina-
" Of San Jose, This Chamber granted the pc
titoas for several exemptions Of taxes on the
fabrics Of cotton tissues lately started i'll the
Empire
\ project Of law concerning the admission
q foreigners to the practice Of physic IN the
empire, was before the Chambers, Also mo
Their proposing the establishment Of board of
heal,a in the city Of Rio Jane,ro.
The Minister Of Finance has cent the follow.
ing communication to Custom House Collcc-
tor -
"Me,chanitso brought TO Broz!ianRpoFt,
after The sAipwreck Of vessel, and ro-shippcd
afterwards, will Pay only Oh per cent of tariff
duty, and inspectors will be appointed to estl-
mate the amoSnt of the loss Of value sustained
by their being damaged, in order that proper
allowance may be made for the same
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-08-25

CHARLES Co UNITY. The wings of this coun-
ty have nominated James D. Carpinter, James
Ferguson and Robert s. Reeder as candidates
for the house Of delegates. s.
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Howard DrsrRtcr Pass. This journal,
published at Ellcott'S Mills has entered upon
It's 9th volume in an enlarged and improved
form, We are gratiied at this token of its
prpsoertv,
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IANlEa 4. EO8INSoN.

4tttSSss.sss Respectfully the Ladies, -.
HsSt IS that he has commenced the mana SlA-e@-H
tacture OF plain and fancy BOOTS SHOES. aat
CATERS, and il now located at No. 3i6 n. HOW.
AEU STREET, Il eT doors north OF Madison street
where hG soIicits Continuance Of patronage, Al
kinds of work will be made to order. in the ueatcs
manner, and of the beet materials, and on the MIST
rcrsonaEh" terms, jai
4 fsa.s. CITIZENS UNION LINE.
Mtaysifsss Fsgy,,. TO PHILADELPHIA, by the spler-
did and well known Steamers CON
STITUTION and GEORGE WASHINGTON. VIA
FrcnchtOwn and Newcastle Railroad leave Row
LY'S WHARF, (fu1t of S0nth strect) alternately
DAILY, except Sundays, at e o'clock, p N.
{GE- Fare Though to PRILADELPHlA.... SO.
SUPPER provided on board.
NJ" EETURNlNG--Thc superior Steamboat RO-
BERT MORRIS leaves Dock street wharf, Ihll idci.
Phla al u ocIock,:o ~, daily, Sundays cHcepcd)
as lPk7 A. CRAWFORD. Agent.
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KIDD DOLAARs lkEwARD. DoCToR

nhE DOLLARS REWARD. DOCTOR
SETp STORMS SPECIFIC COMPOUND, fog
the Of GonerhTa, elects Structures, Dialects or
dfiulty in making water, and al other Unnatural dis
charges fran the uretha of either sex.
In no has this medicine been known 10 fail, to
effect permanent cure, and too in the shortest posi-
BILE time Should this medicine fail TO effect cure,
where it has been taken according directions return
the empty vial and get hack the money. Why then
spend both time and money with such quack nostruns
cannot be depended upon; when, for 81, you can
purchase pleasant, sure and speedy cure, composed
solely of vegetable substance: One hundred dollars
will be paid to any one who will produce medicine
equal this compound, who will prove 1t con-
tans any mineral substance whatever.
N. b. This medicine can he had OF James +. VIII
hanson, corner of High and Gay-sts. (O.T); Joseph
Sawyer, corner of Paca and Pratt-sts and by Z. Y,
Forney, corner of Clay I'D Eutaw streets.
In Washington-by C. Scott, corner of 9TH st. and
Pennsylvania Avenue; Robert Patterson, corner of 9Th
street and PENNSYLVANIA Avenue. fGl0-y6mt
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TAKE NOTICE.,

.reS,57z5e j.. COLEMAN respect -
G5Sf2&4asss iur Informs his friends ard es2s-rt-"
customers generally that he has removed his place Of
business from No. Sc! to No. so Balti,noTc street
where ne has commenced manufacturing LADIES'
SHOES ri every description, (ia connection VIII his
RoO business 10 that pToPtrtors OF families can hc
suited from themselves down to their servants with
all classes Of work. The ladies need have 40 hcsla
ton as regards The qualify style of the work Il. he
has employed k'ephen +. Abbott 10 conduct that
branch OF the business, who is well known in thi, city
by large number Of ladies ~ hring con,rr,eut ;I
experienced workman.
\, -Genr.omen's Boots made with The samccarc
and despatch uSul,. ic-1
E.AUKrlS' iNASE1TGEAuEFE HEiGg lei
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"MoNE TRoops FOR TExAs." About 25Oo
hogs crossed tho Arkansas river at Van Buren,.
a few d.ys ago, en- route for Texas and mar
ket,
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THROUGH IN SIX HOURS!

fNFJiThD,, n tL1tTNG-
,l!4s.%si,y4 - S'sf TON AND BALTIM ORE
ssssi..ASsss M "a RAIL ROAD, viz Havre de
=. :!.aSSs4f Gracc EFon, Wilmington
ana IUrElcr.
TIE MORNING TRAIN Carrying ,ha U :, Mail,
leaves the Depot, Pratt street, DAILY except sun
days AZ nine o'clock, 4. NJ. Passcugcra arrive al
Philadelphia in full time to continue on by the Nail
Trlu for New York. reaching tlat Gig by lGs O'Clock
on the same evening" FAME SO,
SUNDAY EVENING MAIL TRAIN. The ONLY
line that departs from baltimore sundays for PHI
AIDE phia is the mail train which leaves Pratt street
Depot Baltimore, at oclock =. NJ; and leaves Phi
IaGcphia at O'Clock, p. NJ. for Baltimore FARE So.
In addition to the above, the Company's FREIGHT
TRAIN leaves Pratt street DAILY except Sundays
1T B. O'Clock i'll the afternoon 70 this traiu PAS
SENGER CARS are attached arriving in Philadelphia
the same night. Fare through $I.5O. For this train
tickets must b. procured the Office oetore staring,
otherwise full price will be charged b. the conductor.
a9.tf A. CRAN FORD, Agent
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KYA. @RMMN. ANC.rlONErn.

ET 4, GREEN. ACC'rlONEER.
&EI. Two new FRAME HOUSES AND 3D.
5i,51 LOTS at Auction. Oh TUESDAY. the E3iR
"s@-!siIh inst, shall sell on the pr"rscs at ss9.
five O'Clock r. NJ, part Of Lot No. l. in square No
5lO, fronting on north stcet, the corner of An
street. with the Improvements. which are two new
and well built tao stoy Frame Houses. The pro
rery is in healthy and rapidly Improving part Of tie
city, aad well worthy ihc attention Of persons wish
ing 10 r,dge ali Investment
Terms: One hnb cash, the balance in sir, tive I've.
eighteen, twenty four, and thirty months for notes,
bearing Interest; need giYca and Is deed Of trust
taken, la4l.5il a. GREEN, Auct'r
Z &EU e NATIONAL DAGUERREAN GAL
~ LERH fHVFUSRAphIC DGPOTS, found
ed isi2, AWalaes tie Medal, Roar First Prem ums,
and Two Highest ilsnGiS by the r@tilr!cs OF Massa
chu.etts New York, and Penusy i,sula, respectively
for the uctt beautiful Co'GfCd basuer.eolypeE and
keal apparHs.
CONCERT HALL, Pennsylvania Avenue,
WashiE gtGa city,
No. 81 Il toadwal New ora,
- CUtIrt supcl, Boston.
l3G ChCsIul street, Philadelphia
% Canal street, New Uftats
IN FlGie RE IA Temple, plFis,
b Church sufet, li,CTpGu.
Pr PORTRAITS taken in any weather. IN exquisite
tyie. iU!4-C
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II IFE Is SWEET. BUT IL L t II Is
X 4 SWEE1fR. To all who wish TO obtain health
and preserve it, we would recommend HANCE'S
SARSAPARiifIA or BLOOD PILLS. They are en-
trey vegetable in their compositions and can be taken
all seasons and all weahers; they operate gently
the bowels; and do not leave the system IN cos
tive state. Be sure and get HANCE's PILLS.
For sale a. SETH S. HANCE'S
New Drug and Medicine Store, No. los Baltimore
street, and corner Of Charles aud Prt.tt SITS. ala
ENEEAP TABLE OIL CLOTHS COVERS,
a variety of fancy patterns and plain green Oil
Cloths and Fancy Covers-just received an! for sale
very low at lHHWARLpS,
al3 No, Is Howard St, Sd door fiom Fayette,
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TMI ORTFIY OF ATTENTION. For sale,
Wv most valuable cook, washer and roncr a
woman 81 years Of age to 6 years, sold for no
fault the present owner having no use for her. will
sell her low to good master Also for sale, very
likely muatto girl, between - and 3 years Of age,
well grown, good nurse, washer and roner and can
come well recommended as such, the present owner
having no further use for her Apply 10
j2l l.. F. SCOTTf, 10 Exchange Place.
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NJ &EP COOL! KEEP C0OEa!
MtM IL A,rEnAH -. u a,nIn


PNEUMATIC SHOWER 8AT'H AND
IMPROVED RAFTING TUB!
he subscribers have purchased 'hc exclusive right
tof The sale Of the above useful Article III the cities Of
Halilmerc and Washington, aud recommend it to
those about 10 adopt the he0ihg practice of daily ali
luton, rs one Of the easiest, cheapest and quickest
methods OF performing tie operation Iue pIicc of
Inc shower Bath alone. which be used with a
common tub OF ina Bath House, is only : 50. The
whole apparatus, including shower Bath Bucket ana
bathing Pan. which neatly iapaHned, is sc, and
are SO arranged rs to We, without any difficulty, placed
in closet or under bed, and consequently prevent
all obstruction in the chamber. Those who wish to
take bath upon rising in the morning, without the
Inconvenience Of change of dress, can do so in a
few minutes. The low price al which this portable
Shower Bath is offered to the public should induce
all who desire continuance Of health and cheerful
ness to purchase. Those who wish to cxamine il are
invited to call. when any Information concerning it
will be given hy the subscribers.
JAMES CORrLAN SON,
No. IL Baltimore street,
nearly opposite the Centre Market.
05- For Bath Tubs, with Patent Heaters, Shower
Baths o. every variety aud Bathing apparatus of eve
ny description at the lowest prices, call the manu-
factory Of
jyl6u JAMES CORTLAN s. son.
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n AECE'S SARSAPARiLLA, VEGETABLE
Ii IL OR BLOOD PILLS.
FOR PCRIfEING IIfE BLOOD.
removing bile,
correcting disorders
OF the stomach and bowels
CosuvenCss, dyspepsa swimming
IN the head, &c. Persons Of u fun habit,
who are suUjccG to lie sdaChe. Giddin"Ss, brow
sInrSs and Singing IN the Ears arising from too great
iiow OF blood Ia the head, should never be with
out tlem,a as many dangerous symptoms
viii be entirely carried OF by their
Immediate USE
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FREIGHT AND AC-

FREIGHT AND AC-
g. ;s:sffs5!ss{ o." ~ "bf COMMODATION TRAIN
g:SS afiy44S FARE 81 so THROUGH TO
It'd - PHILADELPHIA, by the Phi
ladcphia, Wilmington and Baltimore Raj Road, The
Passenger Cars for Philadelphia, attached To the
Frgh, Train, will Leave the Pratt 81. depot EVERY
AFTERNOON except Sundaysl at n O'clock ard
arrive IL Philadelphia HE Eame njaht
i. CRAWFORD, Agent
I-"Ylkcts must be procured al TIE Office before
starring. Those who fail to procure tickets al the Of
fee viii be charged full price by the conductors. al2
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y NiuSN ibC 81
AMES CORTLAN & SON,
VEGETABLE PILLS.

VEGETABLE PILLS.
FNSHR GENUINE VEGETAf PILLS.
IL AN EFFECTUAL CURE FOR GONORRIQEA,
elects, STRUCTURES, &C. sc. OF all the RENE
dies yet discovered for the of these complaints
tie Vegetable Pills have been the most eiiectua!.
they have never been known to fail to affect perna-
neat cure. They are mid and pleasant TO take, Yea
powerful in their acton, and may he taken without
the knowledge of the most Intimate friend THESE
fills put up in square boxes, with mil drGC toAs
accom- panylHg each box.
ie9- For sale by J. q. & n. Mccormick, N. Gay-st.
(u.TD; c, WiseMaH, Light street, opposite Fountain
Inn, and byj, Perkins y Brother, cor Franklin and
Green strtcs,
Pennsylvania Avenue, and by g. scott, corner of III
rect and the avenue. Price q box telOly6mN
40 MANUFACTURERS TXaGSEs hrD OTHERS.
SCRIPTURES PATENT .971lOStHERIC
OILER and SYRINGE. This article is and
useful invention to scene convenience and economy
in the use Of OIL. 1t il made of tin, having srflp2
by which the oil can be thrown instGntdHe0Hty On TO
those parts of machinery that cannot he easily reach
ed by other cout,iv3nceS, and IN just such quantities
are needed,
BY the present mode Of oiling machinery, the looms
OF cotton, wODllCH and other factories, quits as nuch
or more oil is wasted than is requisite 10 keep the
machinery in running order. by the use of the above
instrument not drop of oil cd be wasted, and the
facility Of its operation GcOn0nIses them lis adVah
tages are so apparent that ii has met with universal
approval where intrOduced and il will prove Rdvan-
tagcous to every mhchinst and manufacturer 10 lie
provided with them. The saving iii oil will soon pay
the price of it, and the additional cleanliness which II
preserves about machinery is alone enough TO recon-
mend it, Pure pressed Sperm oil only should ne used
supply on hand and for sale, wholesale aud retail by
ALFRED IL. REP,
No. 1886 Baltimore street.
o. Remember, it is the second Tin Store above
Howard street. Jelo-u