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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-02-20
LAND ADJACENT TO RICHMOND FoE

r STILL wish to sell my farm, situated within
/ mile and half OF this city, also, will Tim
bered LOT OF 80 acres, less Than half mile distant
from the same. The farm contains about one
hundred and len acres OF highly improved and pro-
ductive land, admirably adapted 10 marke; gar
den, or dairy farm. A. ROBINSON, JR.
r. oIQtRidt
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A CARD.
TINE subscribers 10 The Richmond Mercantile
i Reading Room are respectfully informed that
The Room is now open for their PERCEPTION.
would further respectfully invite meeting OF
the subscribers, al the Room. on THIS DAY,
al 10 o'clock Nj. TO select Committee 10 draft
rules and regulations for The government OF the
Establishment BEVERLY BLAIR.
Feb. 20-3t
EoR HIRE, good FEMALE COOK.
L Feb. 20 THOS. II. TALIAFERRO
CAPSULES-A new and highly efficacious
" article, composed OF Capaiva and Oil Of
Cnbebs. For sale by E. ]. PICOT,
Feb. 90 Near The Old Market.
nEAD sRoT-A supply Of this popular
E. J. PICoT,
Feb. 20 Sign of the Red Mortar.
nR. ROWANn'S IMPROVED TONIC
Z. J. PICoT,
Feb 90 Below the Old Market.
A LARGE lot of superior letter and foolscap
n paper Of the very finest quality, just re-
A. G. PENDLEToN,
Feb 20 No. lG Main Street.
DRIME NADER Epson Salts
i Superior Indigo Extract Logwood
Copperas Birthstone
Alum Liquorce
Logwood Redwood
Glue Lampblack
And other articles, comprising general assert
ment, for sale on liberal termsb by
DUVAL & PURCELL, Druggists,
Feb 20 lat, Main street, Richmond
JANUARY NO. OF The Southern Quarterly
j Review, published in Charleston, S. c., at
IS per year. This work has contributions from
the pens Of some OF the most distinguished men
in The U. States. The January No. contains 8
articles, viz: Unity OF Human Race, BY ]. C..
Mott, NJ. D., Alabama; Islhmus OF Suez, BY Hon.
C. Gushing, Massachusetts; Wandering Jew,
By Prot G. F. Holmes, Virginia; the Tariff, BY
J. A. Campbell, Alabama; the Jesuils; Life and
Speeches OF Calhoun, by R. H. Garneu Virgil
MIA; Ticks Geslieielle Kater; Internal improve
menls, and l9 critical notices by The Editor.
]. w. RANDOLPH g. CO., Agents. l2i,
Main ST. Richmond, will receive new subscri.
bers and all amounts due. Feb. 90.
CTRATToN's OFFICE, No. 5, South l4lh
- Street.
Let allthe world say what they can,
For selling prizes STRATToNs the man.
Drawn Nos. Of Alexandria Lottery, Extra, Al,
Feb. 18th:
Is SO &c 90 &c % 25 II l6 60 IS "a
Drawn Nos. of Alexandria Lottery, Extra, 40,
Feb 18Th;
IS "a 70 81 d 46 90 II II 10 % SO
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF RICHMON
High Water this day, at | | o'clock, A. Nj.

High Water this day, at o'clock, A. Nj.
ARRIVED,
Schr Flora, Henry, Norfolk, lumber, 10 J. A.
Lancaster
schr. Heroine, Hollngshead, Baltimore. lum-
ber 10 Russell Dudley.
Schr. COL De Russy, Wheeler, Baltimore.
Schr. Brilliant, Hulen, Cherryslone oats.
Steamer Pocahontas, Hoingshead Baltimore.
Sloop Eliza Bright Fuller, Wilmington, Del.
SAILED
schr. Falmouth, Creighton, Baltimore, -four.
Schr. Union, Hughes, Philadelphia.
Schr Susan. Gileree, Norfolk.
NORFOLK. Feb. le--Arrived, barque Phe.
nix, Boush, from Richmond, bound 10 New
Orleans; schr. Energy, Kirkham; an schr Eli
zabeth Emily, Williams, from Petersburg.
SPOKEN, Feb. IL, LAT. 80, long. 10 A. schr.
Sarah Lvinia, from Petersburg.
BOSTON, Feb. l5.-Cleared, schr. Cordovs,
Freeman, for Norfolk City Point and Richmond.
NEW BEDFORD. Feb. l4.--Arrived schr.
Pelican, Pineo, from Richmond for Boston; and
schr. Atlantic, Nickerson, from Boston, Tor Nor
folk
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yVOraE,asc,'s office.

SVOresaascl's office,
MO I, UNDER THE EXCHANGE HO-
IN TEL. RICHMOND. HygiaM.
LOTTERY FOR THIS MORNING.
One Dollar Lotery-S4, 900 Capital TO be
drawn at the Exchange Hotel to-day al quarter
past II o'clock. Capitals: ID 900, 900, 600, 300,
200, l72 rs. 20 of 30, 20 ESQ, 20 Of 90, &c
IS Nus Is drawn. Tickets !; shares in proper
ton.
LOTTERY FOR THIS AFTERNOON
$4,000 Capital Alexandria Lottery, Extra,
Glass number Al Drawing comes per mail To-
morrow. Capitals: $4,000, 1000, 300, l,l6l,
10 Of 1000, 10 Of 400, 20 OF 200 Sc. 70 Nos,
and ii drawn. Tickets 3-shares in proportion
FOR TOMORROW.
1894 Capital! Alexandria Lottery, Glass
No s. Drawing comes per mail Sunday. Grand
Capitals: ;s35,29l, 10000, 500, 5000, 1873,
100 Of ,000 rs OF 800 &c. 70 Mes, IL drawn.
Tickets l0-shares in proportion.
Lotteries 20 re Draws AZ Alexandria soon.
FEBRUARY 25lh-s50000, 10000, 10 900. 1000.
5000 1858, SO of 1000, &c. ricke's $l2
n. 3. All orders confidential, and postage paid
a, this Office, without charge.
f7eb.2o CHAs. WORKMAN.
w. p. Turpin's Lottery Office,
N gina a. ''' "''""''A' =
Correspondents and others ara requested 10 no.
ticc the annexed schedule OF Schemes 10 be drawn
in the month oil February; and VIXEN in search OF
PRlzE TICKETS, be careful in all cases 10 address
orders 10 w. P. TURPIN, Richmond, Va.
CAPITALS FOR FEBRUARY, 1916.
1924 Dollars!--lO0 OF 1000!
Alexandria Lottery, Glass s, for 1916, 10 be
drawn February q. Grand Scheme So, 1874
dollars, 10000, 5000, 1900, l,573, 100 Of 1000,
IFS, Of 300, &c. Tickets 10. A certificate costs
l40 00-Shares in proportion.
$4,000 Dollar,!-5O Of l,Ooo!-2o, 900 !-l0,OOO
Alexandria Lottery, Glass No ., for 1916, TO
be drawn Feby ga Magnificent Scheme: SO, 900
dollars 100000 10000, 5000 5000, 1883 so
OF 1000, 100 of 500, 1870 Of 300, &c. ~ Nos, 10
drawn ballots. Tickets only II. I. certificate
costs l6O dollars-Shares in proportion.
Orders for Tickets, received free Of Postage and
attended 10 BY return mail. Drawings forwarded
when requested, as soon as received. For small
Ter schemes, see daily advertisement. Address
Jan. % w. p. TURPIN
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SOMETHING TO SUIT THE TIMES.
lust received large supply OF Miehelrs
new Maps Of Oregon Ie sama ans floo ss
most recent authorities, with an accompanying
history NJ these three new counties. For sale
cheap, al y. -. 49, d., o.,
NIB. Also jusl received supply Of MitehelFs
now Mans Of The United States; National Maps
in noeke, form; large and small Maps OF The
World; Travellers Guides, &c. Feb 10
JAMES RIVER AND KANAwHA COM
j PANY.-An adjourned meeting of The Stock
holders of the James River and kanawha Com
nanv will be held at the Capitol in Richmond, on
Monday, the 2d March next, at O'Clock, +. M.
w. B. CHITTENDEN, Sec'y.
Feb. oO-d&c2awld
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CASTOR OIL CANDY-For sale by
~ Feb. 10 T. :. siCOt.
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-rO MERCHANTS.

Wholesale Boot Shoe and Trunk Warehouse.
T AM now receiving 500 Cases Of Boots Shoes,
/ &c, which have been selected with great care
from the stocks Of the most celebrated manufac-
luIers a, The Nonh, and which will rival any
stock lha, NAV be brough, to Richmond this
Spring.
Task the attention Of merchants visiting Rich
rnond this Spring 10 he above stock, confident
tina, in all particulars can "fisr great induce
ments 10 pufchase. ID HOOVER,
Feb. l6 No II Main street.
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DAISINS.-20O Boxes bunch Malaga Raj.
u sins, receiving per schr. Eiward. For sale
by JAMES SlLER y Sun.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-02-20

Tickets Sl0 Halves 5; Uuafiers Oh.
Certificates OF Packages Of 20 Wholes Sl4o on
Do do. 26 Halves 70 co
Do do. % Quarters, IS %
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NOR HIRE, good FEMALE COOK
Il Feb 20 THOS II. TALIAFERRO.
CAPSULES-A new and highly efficacious
~ article, composed OF Capaiva and Oil OF
Cubebs For sale by E. ]. PICOT,
Feb, 90 Near The Old Market
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LOTTERIES.
Eagle Prize Office.

MO: 2, East Hata Street, opposite The OH
1t Market.
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second ume-thereupon motion was made
by Mr. GORDON thai the further consideration
thereof be Indefinitely postponed.
The motion was advocated by Messrs. COR
DON, STROTHER and w. Fl. B GUSTS
nd opposed BY Messrs VERIFY, LEE and Nc
PHERSON.
The question on The motion was decided in the
Negative by the following vote:
AYEs-Messrs Goode (Speaker,) William
II. B. Gusts, Harvie, Powell Baldwin, Torn.
bull, Maclin Bocock, Flood, Adkins, Dickinson
OF Caroline, Lacy, Darlington, Winfree, Hob
son, Thompson OF Dinwiddie, Chisman, Scott,
hali OF Fauquier Street, Saunders, Jr, Jones,
Leake, Walker, Edmunds, Slovall, Brown OF
raanoVer McRae, Goodwin, Bowden, Wallace,
ualnes, Robinson, Gordon, Bagley, Banks, She
pato, Alexander, Edmondson, Middleton, Oliver,
Syme Tunstall, Lanier, Daniel, Brawner, S,ro-
mel, Lyons, Tate, Sebrel Holiday, Freeman,
u0odson and Leftwch-53
NoEs-Messrs. Soulhall, Brown oil AlbemaIlc,
,,.ayne Massie, Dickinson Of Bath, Burwell,
MMnehel, Boak, Thompson of Botelourt, Camden,
SSlaef' Ioler, Fox Broadus, Garnet Moss, Nc
hampshire, Lee, Flowers, Woouon, Towner,
f'aick Gresham, Goare, Mcln,vre, TAYLOR, Ell.
s:s Clayton, Parriou, Adams, Wade, Jr., Ha.
Imlaon, Michael, Jr., Kilby, Newton Watts.
Happier VERIFY, Eaginglon, Mcpherson TaSm
AHiner, Cooke, Fairfax, Dey, McDcarmon. Long
ppri'chard, Gold, Harper, Marz, Cowan Fusa,e
pienison, Stickley, Chinn, billiard, Hall Of Tav.
ior, West, Fnnslen, Rice, and Neal-67.
When The name Of MIR. John II. Cus,is wa
called. his colleague Mr.. VIM. H. B. Gusts stated
,naI ne had been requested TO read The following
ienerlo the House
when The proposition now before The House
was frsl under consideration, had doubts as 10
he propriety Of its adoption, and was tempted 10
reverse my vote; bot concluded 10 take more time
Vol leneclion. This reflection has induced me tc
.%e against the measure. l am not opposed ,c
.aaca'lon, bu, rather consider learning as one Of
Wy Sneet-anchors amid the storms of life. am
opposed 10 the bill because consider i, UNEQUAL
sna anlusItn It's operation and am opposed To
r oy OH on The subjec, oil education which has
n s provision in it requiring that Il shall be sub.
,;ou e' 70 The people for their approval or rejec.
W. ne SAID bill was then amended on motion Of
January y 'aAs enec' on Inc Isl OF
MI M: EDMUNDs moved 10 amend The bin nv
''Hns the following section:
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-18
NEW GOODS.

UST received arIhe Ph'ladriphia New Chem
Cash s"re. No &c aIsin street. immsd,s,stv
opposite knos's SIihsry, another lot .f ,hnss fins
French Lawns. org'n'l'es. Ginshs ms. &c. Also 4
Seiy hnc "ss"r'm 'nt Of every descriptions. Bsnres
Ribbons, new STYLES
=, Al. AIs' another - assortment sf BRAID BON.
nuts geIher wilma very fiae as.or,men, AZ ~
k'nis ct Goods brh ioreign aud domestic
hhih"se wishing Bugain. will nay call -, an.
rn''""siPh'a cash Sore. No DC Msia street. ops
Posie kp,"e'. Stddley. "
juno 10 sEAToN
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-18
d ZANE 4 co., MANA0ERs.

HAiNE 4 co., MANAGERS,
c.sc WHEELING. Va
~ GIiIll Consolidated Lottery of Delaware and
georgia class No n for 1916, drawn at VIII.
~ mingion on Saturday, June 49,
% % 10 - u 81 50 Oh 81 70 a 50
lowest prize $40
y ~ y. L. DORSEY, Agsrt.
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AIASoNIC NoTICE-The new ,,e,r.ho !,
IFI SENATOR will leave the wharf oa ,rys..
day. The 22d In'' at ~ ocock. NJ. for The purp..s
o. conveying 10 P'u'bOrRh I'll " ho desire ATTENDING
me Rnnirersnry II ST J"ha an thu 24iA I, a. era
WI leave P'ii'hu'sh on her return At g o'eloek p
NJ on he 24,h
Pas &c Tor the round trip 60 so 10 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-18
STEEL TRIMMINGS -

STEEL TRIMMINGS
% IA LUNCHES Steel Bsads from 4 70 ia
%SsPNB dozen Big Clasps.
"a dozen Purse Clap,
do Rode and RiRgs Tor Pussss
90 DO de- s"d TssssI', very sspS.
do Heavy Tas'els for Pursss snd Bses.
~ do Rings and DO do do
I"se'her wnh heavy assor'neni Of Steel Trim.
mng' snE S'Se Goods 81 every Description. ias,
fer'ivsd and 70, sale low. Nv
JUICE IL IAT uoRNupoow
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-18
GOODS AT REDUCED pRJcrS

GOODS AT REDUCED PRICES
Wiz subscriber having on hands y.rv 49,.
Il siobk Of WOODEN co DDS. s.ch =. cre.sy
Sa'"ne'iS. Jeans. ALPACCAS and Ca,hws...'
would now a all ih,so wishing 10 obtain 49,
gains IN The nb've articles al proes never b.lor.
'hHed ~ Wheeling to ciuse oui brfae Fall oa,.
sha'e Call and eco at The Phllsdelpbia Cash
Store. N" 46 Main slreoi
june Is nSEAToN
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-18

NM F I kAJE
Oommiiiee on Commeyce for June
= W. HEsKEtL, D. POLLOCK. s.ys,.,,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-18

THNOBACCO-l2 hoIcs 10 lump Tobacco
II Is boxes Resell 81 Rohinson's Congress Sc
hnle- lluai a. Wards So TYbscco
do LpiIieT's Spun S. do
10 do Ia do
jus, re eivej and Tor sale bv
june 10 wv PAXTON e. CO
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Real Estate TTarIyet,
Remo1ed ia ll2 Broadtoag, front room,

i&SH6gcd Ia III BT0GdtCdy, front room, I'd stOru.
4. EXPRESS BUILDING.
sS 4 Isl PERSONS who wish 10 learn where fs@e
~-Sh they can purchase good FARMS, az TOTO 11Aa.
Srfces in pleasant and healthy climate easy access and
convenient To market-or who choose buy New LANDS
~ first quality, in The desirable locations at
9.s han halt HE Government pricesor any who TO
1ny Wafer Power With Mills or Manufactures !; or Pine
Timber; or Cna aud Iron Mnesi in short Real Estate
any description situated in any part of country, will
pleas address to US request and will furnish tn
with copy OF the American Reai Estate Advertiser
tninf Catalogue Of the property which sale
h The locations and prices annexed Should more par
aar Information he desired by enclosing fee Of they
@sll command services.
IS specimen OF tie bargains which Offer take the
oiiowmg:
Farm in Prince William County, Virginia. miles
Brenlvie he county seat and about 80 miles from ash
NgtOn CITY, containing 1911 The land productive:
100 acres in valuable inbe the balance in cultivation,
with Il Dwelling house, and other Improvements There
sa good market Tor the timber Occnquan Situated be-
ween The extremes OF North and South the climate pre-
cisey that which every shond IL practicable select
r the health and comfort Of his family, iVr his own
prosperity agrienlturisl The only objection which
any Que has raised against purchasing this rn has been
The price which is low that they conclude the must
be bad, or THAI something be the with
N We will however give the purchaser guarantee, that
al! ia right. for two dollais an acre.
We have many other excellent Farms Ia the region.
For NEW LANDS OF the best quality, in New York,
Pennsy iSanla, Virginia. and Mssour a~ Fifty Coats
SN acre-in Tennessee ItUntyOs cents an acre These
ahis ~ Tennessee 81 uaed IN Perry Co. West TeHAes
see near The nayigabe Of the Tennessee River and
lAefo better lands 6ne climate ia the IT,
10 Lawrence Co., Ohio, we have 22Q acres Of land with
an iuexhaustbie water power, Greek, at the
great sls miles from the Ohiu ia tie great Iron
And C"al region OF the so0lh OF Ohio The improvements
ceHsst Of Que large Flour Mill, saw Mills Dwelling
Houses sc &C This is unqneationably one Of thf most
viHste locations tr building Manufacturing City which
the West afJTds--prce SeG0U,
Ne have Urge OF Pine Timber Lands, n Iron and
Coal Lanes in several states. prices differing very e
ignm free gi aud such accommodating terms, that
eu,erprsins may themselves prnOely or
in q short time.
The quantity OF Real Estate which we have for sale, is
Al tpA We
purchase, themselves and their pustery
sheahf1 Pheasant and happy houe will 10 well TO come
For iurther particulars ina OF JOHN MILTON
EARLE Worcester or OF 4. BUPFUM q CO.,
May 25 II Ne1r York.
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NOTICE.

NE subscribers take this method to inform the public
that BENZ. JAMES one Of the coparners 10 the frm Of
r. HOLMES CO., has left the concern by mutual con-
sent and that the business is sill carried by the sub
scribers GDder the and frn Of p HOLMES q CO.,
who have taken the stock aud machinery and will settle
all the business OF said company.
And this is to forbid all persons trusting the said James
on account Of or paying to him any monies due buying
OF him any stock machinery belonging said company
as he is in no way interested Sfler this date.
p. HOLMES,
]. BOYDEN,
Worcester, Dec l. 1896. so d. J. BAKER.
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PAPER WAREHOUSE.

No 9 BuRLING-SLIP, NEW HOkh
6-tyRUS w. FIELD offers for sale. at the 70"
eat manu ,urers prices very extensive assortment
- PAPER conn sing every possible variety odapted TO
Ne eants az consumers In n sections Of The country
paper of all kinds made to order at short notice :,
The stock Of Printing Paper u unusually large pur' "
which il of sery superior qua y.
Paper Makers Materials OF every description
nnored and hept constantly hand, viz Feltlnss WIRE
Cloth Foudriaier Wires, Bleacr"g Powder, Blue o''ra
marin Irvine, &c. &c. ~.
Rags. Canvas, Bale Rope, Grass Rope, bag
Inv&c &c purcaasod for whch re highest price 70 ca'
will he paid. uWly 49,
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Tn nndlton 70 the above preminms deposits Of per
cent on the premiums will be required; and r deposite
note varying at the different ages from IS to so per
the premiums.
Applications for Assurance may be made at the Office OF
the Company, at the CENTRAL BANK in Worcester an
the Agents in the towns and sections Os New England
New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, and Ohio
CLARENDON HARRIS, Secretary
Worcester, July IS, le4e. If
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New England House,

No, IkI broadway. nearly opposite Wan street.
New York
TIVE above named house having Undergone mate
tatA I rial alterations and been fitted up III superior
.21ks manner for Ladies' and Gensmen who may want
tapsient hoard will hereafter afford most desirable ac-
Communications 70 all who desire qnetness and agT
eis society IL Is tricty eance house and located
!. he immediate vicinity ul business which mikes ~
pheasant 1r business men. The proprietor assures me
nuSlic and his friends that every eHetIon WA e
,,sed for her eontrt and continuance III 'he pat
ronage he as ALREADY received for which he Is very gfaIs
fu. ~ - Fflcy VI ~ rs rs my ny ..
Aug. s. t546. stiff 7. WIGHT, fron'ietp'-
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F0RDpS EATING HOUSE,

NO. 9 WILSON'S LANE, BO>TON.
FAILS served At this Estaf lsnuenl at all hours Of The
dav and evening, rces to suit the nan Of business
t,e stranger ar the OF leisure
A lI and various Bill % Fare Is presented every Aey
hles m ressoG AMI aARE DISHES in advance Of tvs
esnssu ,.,, ,,,rNs 49,,
~ SHIPPERS DINNERS, and CoLLAllONN' ioi
pniic Festivals Celebrations, Rural ana Water srtlsa'
Mj,ittrq Compans. &C &c furnished II style aud OF a
quality adapted TO any occason either N 'he Cty 81 w.
afit a. The nnst reasonable We tiers hhp lhhe uW
I,.bed "a order The most ample PROVISIONS nave sen
KHAN G,r thia hasjness. Address She undersiehen'
..i ''''lo - John FORD, W5json's Lane
80, ,.,e Is BOSTON
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WILLIAM BOGLE,
first Premium, Ventilatlng and SHossa.Us'
WIG MAKER,

22s Washington 81 cor q summer (l'P S'q'fS'
BOSTON,
TrAs always on hanland manufacturing for sae ysre
| and beautiful assortment Of Ladies' Wigs, TIM WIGS
Frzetee Long Bands. &c, OF every shane ana ooiSr
c,isneu;s Wings Top. pieces, &c. OF The very nnssl an
Iehest description for which he was AWARDED ne ~"
pysnti,in, at the late Mechanics Fair in BosI9n 49,. ~
eersons on applicaon (y letter or oherwise3 may on
o drectious ,r measuring The head 80 rs 10 insure
',' e H, n, dne selection Of Ladies Seams Whole
pefmot ~ ar,cvs Nv Jan. ~
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TO Teachers and School Committees.
CHASE'S ELEMENTS OF ARITHMETIC


IN TWO PARTS.
YEHHIS work, which has been adopted as the
Z book in the classical and Engli-h niah Scheo
Of this town IS confidently recommended teachers
containing the fO"wing points Of excellence any
other Arithmetic now in
l. The arrangement Is simple and more philosophical.
q The work is more complete, both text book and
book OF reference.
8. Il has been greatly condensed by dispensing with
aost iae separa'e rules pg .he % peeimas.
Fractions, aud EeieraI Money.
4. In addition ali the ordinary Arhlnetical opera
lions many useful principles introduced are 10 he
RECOMMENDATIONS
| WORCESTER, July q, 1916
Having made Of the second part of Mr.. Cnase's
Arithmetic during the past ear recommend it as
The best manual haUe Ii rises in a short
sprce much valuable information and the
arranged that class conducted faithfully through
the book, cannot a 10 have received thorough knowl
edge ai tue science The introduction of uecimaiS
Eecton with Enumeration, the solution problems in pro-
portion bv the method of ard effect and her sur-
ELBRtDGE SMITH
Principal OF Glass, and Eng Hig. hooi
uASBROUCK DAVIS.
Teacher Of hash. Deparin NJ.
SALEM, duly 81. .S-;6.
After using the second part OF C6ases Arithmetic arm
year and If expectations in regard meri! re
fully reaizej. know no hook hich in my opjal n
Is SO we'll fitted TO make thorough Ariihmeticians Tie
arrangement Is emnentiy philosophical he def.
nitions simple and comprehensive the ustra
lions direct, concise and plain. the questions
practical and happily adapted exercise mind of the
pupil. RUFUS PUTNAM,
Principal Of the Eng ifsh School for boys
ihe work Is also highly recommended by PRINCIPAL
Of The Normal School at Newton, by the Public school
others ,URIAU HUNT & son, Publishers
NO. A, N. Fourth Sire ct, Philadelphia
For Sale at The principal Bookstores
ar School Committees will be furnished with conies 6o4
examination, eratutously, al LABELS Book Store.
""iNoo'St' oept 80, 1916. Il
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1846-12-24
PATENTS.
arican and Foreign Office, and Agency
u. S Patent Office Washington,
No. % State street, - Boston.

.4neTicGn Gisd F0retgh OBIce, ana .HgeHcg u ne
U, S Patent Office Washington,
No. 70 state street, - Boston.
yF1HE subscriber, b. appointment from he Cnainl'sipn
ct of Patents Is agent nt the II. = Potent Office fu the
Durpn4e Of receiving and fol wardng Ia the all such
model, specimens OF ngredel u all manufactures
shall BE intended be patented deposited therein,
which will be received and forwarded free Of expense and
risk 10 their owners ana with Ill possible Dispatch The
suhscrler will prepare caveas specifications, assign
snts and all the necessary papers and drawings will
make researches American and foreign works.
tahhns the validity utility Of inventions, and render
advice all legal and scientific matters respecting The
same Patents in Europe and other copniriee
BY application this oliGe, inventors saved the
time and expense Of journey Washington and delay
tnere as well all personal trouble in obtaining their pa
tents The experience Of fourteen years practce-an ex
tensive collection Of works, documents, deciSions
&C. on mechanical subjects and the Patent Lnws--and
pnenis Of different countries, collected expense
during the long this office has been established, and
TO which daily additions are being maue, together with
counts here kept of inventions patented at Washington
enable afford important assistance and information
Inventors DESTROYS n securing patents which in Othei
respects might be Jullcut OF all ainmeut.
weodly33 Il. Ii. EDDY, CivH Engineer.