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NOTICE.

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owned 'i re- y Jrih o. Carfrr respectfully s7f r tfs
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VIRGINIA AT Il Circuit SUPERIOR CONT of
Law ana C1aneory, continued adjournment nd holden
ior NE County Of James Cty and the William burg at the
.on" House IN tho said Cay Saturday day
november one thousand eight hundred forty sin.
Robert MeCanilish, Thomas Friend and Charles w Friend
executors Of Ann Miller, deceased plIr.
William iioiEs,, Robe tn Ami-cad seervaut Jones. William
ttaiE, Lewis
born" an Aunet his wife, benjamin Weir Catharne hi.
wife. Robert stanari, William and Mary stan
On motion ftho defendant Hodges and the
wear ana W To- they hei ths answers which pant
piled generally and plain bin has been
het and the eause have b..a
duy executed seT'iee duly ali the other de
ienian more than months falling q apuca and
sw"eron mo ION OF the panuiis their confessed
as to the ad absrnt on this
day O. be heard the aforesaid and filed ana
argued by COUNSEL On Court
Of opinion that the .n, of In, VIII of
tn said Ann Miller and the J,ne an the
Coe thereof an vo do pass ~ ny to the ra
ties therein MENTIONED doth ade that the fol
70 wing accounts he taken m ,
Cont tirsi account the the
tors OF Ann Miller deeea cd-Second account nil The
mary rTaeifs designating such pa such as re-
unpaii-Ii.d
hEa'tes; which ioncT 10 examine
ana fe aud To the Coat specially stated
Heehd pertinent Ny himself the
We To be % stated h0i Occrcd
40 advertisement;
mond Wing "a newspaper published the Coy Of Rich nona
io Al person who against the Ann MneT m
cone H. prove and exhibit the the
.'nn~ oner or before tic next and m de-
'u OF lher coming IN to prove aad exhibit settle
ment ny that t' they be neh of ,
but ia" prove and eibb t, claim, ~,
settlement parties thus they ar. 10 he
TED r"lo To butte the plaintiffs ton of IN a.,
r"rIse OF this suit, To be settled by the Commissioned
Copy Tesic,
TIL n Tnrpu, -
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lotteries.
D.PAINE co.

Tickets ss: halves q. =. Ccfca. Of a
Whois- sit2: halves III quarters a5 50
o Persons ordsrng the PaeksEe may deduct price
three tickets.
We have every day Iosre- from 81 go, and
lance 10 made snail
popular otcrs- hand II. drawings requested
all who order from The Tor an Capitals had
usual nj stght On an letters pt,e
postage need paid above Itet,-, re
received and all orders addressed prompt
and confidential attention. Address
ID. PAINE Il co, NapaEes
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NlltGl MA: At Court of Appeals held a
The Capitol IN the CITY % RehnonI ThmI-iaY Octnhr

s3i
Joa hsw H. Meredith Others heirs at law of Jebn
AEhwr 0, decd, pt.ir.
''h' ""' lessee ut Nancy hyT's, William MIR Upon a
Tin aud Lima his Lima Ares OF supct..
i'It''" Nyrrs Ayes Mary
S- anu ilAhilh Aytrs the three last uf VIII Judgment
AZ" h ms under the age OF twenty and
bN tue said Lun'i1I AYES their nAt' tiend
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Az A. committed county on the I'm Of
w Novcmbcr, 1916, dnk Mullti Roy hIm,c
SIMON SCOTT, feet 81 inches high hair.
aud about 20 aErs1ys
H. - IL properly Of George Jones Cty NJ Bimpc and
'sai he away from There The early par November
John a. LETTER H. for
a. L. cN Jaw p CnrK, shcnH OF Am,la
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VALUABLE JAMES RIVER LAND FOH SALE
WI s-bserihcT, intending the
Estate on winch he "sdcs called "Nrwstead lower
end of the county Cumberland on
James River II contains go acres are James
River low grounds II first quality the high lands or pro
baby bette" Than the they slope
to the south and generally esteemed equal any
Of the state aud portion highly the
neishbouThood intelligent and are
all new and IN good condition. they a large dxrns-
house handsome and convenient with beautiful yard garden
wei enclo-ed and all the buildings bh
ment Toe out bulldogs of tn bet kni but last
year with rex BASEMENT and Machine Of
great power tn tobacco houses stables and negroes
are aI good Hisihnught unncccsay
OF sia on aud quality Of the soo rsii- a. 1t
purchaser would examine carefully the
viii adj that To person wishing purchase an estate for resi-
drnee - seldom such Offered The distance n Rich
moud - I" miles by the can aong easy cheap
u"n for travel aud produce.
The subscriber has smaller Land containing
$40 acres wthn hall Ncw.cai estate the other
1870 aer distant mc and having on them an ahu
dant supply at iimlr which sold estate or not
may bet a purchaser.
The subscriber wishes sell who may wish To pur
chase assured that he wal more thar Ia. fair aim,
OF such property Tie w BE- any ready 10 show the mo
pery 10 those who may cal with the view OF purchasing
2U-ciaw months ED ] yAuKINGrDN
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+. b. PENDLETON.
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Lottery office. no. Exchange Hotel.
Highniond.


Richmond. Va
VUNIiE following Scheme. show beautiful arrangement for r.
esmber Note these Schemes particularly, 4
o. Pendcion AID sea Capital Ptz on the 18th
have s550OO. - Ncs thr 10Th 10000
Is Nos and II drawn On the 2sth $4,000 spead
Prizes
Notice these Schemes pareu y-they worthy your aen
uon-ard Cpial Prizes will be a remittance Of or
$40 10 T. u. FENnLErON,
Richmond Va.
2. s.-oriers IN al strictly c9nd 'eaa.
Splendid Schemes for December.
Alexandria Lottery, Cass o. for 1896 at Ae1an-
dTia, Dec 18th.
Is No. LoTTERY-Is DRAWN BALLOTS.
PriA" Of .....S@iOon 10 Pre-. 500
lido -........ 10000 10 do ........... 500
....eo........... 5000 10 ..da............ 900
do .'..'...... 1855 Is ....dl........... 200
..do....-...... s2GO 400 l5O
49,. do. .......... 1000 &c. &C
Tickets $40 haly, 5; quarters so. OF package,
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HUMANITY HALL ACADEMY,
VALUABLE MILLS AND LAND
FOR

Rl virtue of decree of tho Circuit Superior
~ Count 81" law and thatccIy for S,uac pro lsuuc,I OH
Tie s'ih DAY I'll" May, l-iG ter ~ jon n d
minita" ani orc jo hngs adnnist atIr " Fote
shau ca the S'th e lccrmlor s-ouw-, tie
nN' la - on ir ome Uce,d fcn the lishct Der
To- r'hy ary,ici Warren Hiis Mlcr's
House AMI To- AMI lands cdly of SaIe-
th' =, Nils hcirs aWcaUtc d. MauuC ,inns
ard buck ~ tUi com o. adln NJ th, town 81
War an Alb marie, um-dtat y River and Ka-
nawht Canal Ia. !eLsi r "a ], Il use and lot
ior MIXERS family and about 20 very valuable Land
TIE Mill haV" recently urdfTg tLogongh repair and ate now
vGeoiru ofdyr
am hor sod by w Thomss who owns the ether
mci''y u sy taat he wIH sell hs halt
JAMES q CHIiuRTsS, &. mu.r
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Gil. MAURICE SMITH,
TORNE At LAW

ESRACIlSES in all the CoirtS in the City Of
Richmond Cnc on rrnad street shocsHs H1. over the
Y Goods store or Cheney IIauw, and OPT the swan
laNrfn q-dItrlt
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CHARLES II. ALLEN.
sHCrpNsnr In Mr. EInrIrs " nrtI,- 10,

NJ ISLES to inform his friends, that he has
opened an ONCE under ile City Hotel purpose OF
vrnfnR Tickets ihe Lotteries under management of Mrrs
} & Gregory Go
Below Will be- found uf The Schemes b. dawn this
month Orders addressed ahpv, will have prompt attention and
the thanks Of e. r. ALLEN.
Lotteries for DCccmbcr.
hrvardr' isur C1'' e. for 1910. to b. drawn AZ Asrlu
dfia, December 1911. 1876
- No. LprrFRy-is DRAWN BALLOTS
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Tickets $40 halves ;, qIaars sd. Certificates OF
Of PC Whoes SiO!. halves u. autttsts25l
Orien for CcuGealfs % PacEaEos Ticket, shares
any Of the above Sch addressed to the Undersigned
e most prompt attention and account " each Drawing
forwarded rte Of postage. . D. received.
J. G. GREGORY h co, Managers
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Tickets $40; halves s. quarters so Certificates packages
Of 20 Whole Tickets Sc2 20 halves 81 &c quarter, IS
20 In addition the above, schemes Captas
hanging from Ito $4,000 and Tcke from IS,
eeived daily.
90 Orders Tickets Shares Cerihrae. Of Packages
in the above splendid Lotteries prompt at,rn
on aud an account OF each drawing viii be-
TO all who order Tickets from Z. b. PENDLETON.
Richmond
qJ- On all letters enclosing cash Prize Tickets poase
Cas usual need n e. piid. no 40
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GENERAL ORDERS.


so Priyates
Companies wishing service Will Organize with all
P0ste aisPdteh elect their Officers
o'hrd 70 the Governor that thout
Elections To Dc tended Commandaui OF other
'e oeer OF the Reg inrnt Company j.
o ny ush oeet rs the Commaniant my Ens, that
wee orders for the march will sent
WIN ha o1nhisSons desired that Comps
posing the Regiment shall provide uniform according 10 C,nrr
al Order Of 2 May arrangements will he made If pae
ieahe, To supply it 1t the place o rendezvous.
Toe Act Of Congress provides for cChrg money! and
subsistence OF the Noh Commissioned Officers Pr
Yates, follows: "
Tie Volunteers 70 fuinsh clo,hug for which pur
Vletc VIII De allowed Mu
an ara Private - 80 month during sha
inc service OF the Tn ted The Iubtser may b on
abed TO provide good aud sufficient ,,hng m,
communication allowance for mpHhs SAD 10
'ash non Commissioned Officer, Musician asr
mustered a'o SERVICE but only with the
"4i'eet mas already provided himself months clothing
ms ae 10 be certified 10 the faymlsrr Captain OF the
company or that the amount advanced applied under
'hs supervision ct his Captain object contemplate Ly a
procure 4 of uniform.
subs silence before place rendezvou and for
travelling home nom the place OF discharge allowed AT the
| rate OF my cents for every twenty distance
AIMS and aeeouements will be BY I'm ted STATE.
u confidently expected Virginia Regiment viii he =,
eAS a. eay IN the heid as those from other
BY COMMAND.
~ wM. u. RICHARDSON gg;pts,, r;,-,r,y
fOhM oF ENROLMENT FOR EACH COMPANY
We the undrsgncd do hereby engage to serve in Vont,r
company Of nfan'ry portion Of IA Inf,ttr E.s
meni OF Volunteers according Prrntop C
W" Governor OF virginia dated the November ID 10
during the existing War between United states and IN, Ru
'"'''r ''h'l unchanged mo s0--cIN
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ARTIFICIAL TEETH.

THNllE subscriber respectfully informs the public
= that h. prepared AitHra At greatly
reduced prices. Tie has made arrangement. manu-
ariu'T Of teeth Philadelphia, BY which 90,
Teeth with Gum either singly Eatuti AMI
dunb'c manner. HIS prices a follows
70 cnurc containing - p gold with or
Wiii.W gums, BY amo'phrt with 'pugs, both
rliuhtucl.. $500 90
For hall sau by atmospheric pressure with without
gums ~ OF Iiieeh. 90
For number from tooth to half per t'oI.. 90
7itgr TOO 90
Pivot tooth tooth
lie has permission 10 refer to the following gentlemen who
acqutn - wh his work aud speak from their knowejge-
hrv. George WaOdhfiiFc }
Dr John Dove
Tot WA Wiley, SrHlte u Jtrsiqit.
DR. SanuciG fauneroy, senT, hiHr4 QHseH copHfg.
He has kcwisr testimonials benefits expert.
Snred by them Of h sshr. JNO. MCCONNELL. Dentist,
Governor street.
d. I'm A f.f,.~ .baY Al
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The writ Of gias hr"in revive this "a ir
IN The the pliutn executed On the
defendants Nancy ayes Eliza Ayre Samuel AyGc Mary
aud h1ab ia Aycs, and appearing ABSTRACTION OF the
Count that they nla1iaut. .aIih-On mo
h"ho1 a." pahths BY counc od-red, that Nancy
Ayes Eliza AyIes Samuel Ayes Mary and Eatr AyTcs
~ here the hs Monday cause
u AM 'l-y why HE shall be and Ia
the Of the PLAIN i ani hearing whole
hinct "a Is Juinen aOIes'd continued copy Of
t- order be fouhw insrt nespl publ IN
the cay OF Riebmun i aud continued syeIy
and that aRpr copy ihrof poses front door of thu
'Ipfo. IA tn sad city copy-Tesie, } ALLIES, c. e.
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by Dunlop noncure a Co,
DRY GOOus ATAT,sTI1N

DRf GOODS AThlCTiON.
On WEDNESDAY the 10th Dec ubeT commencing AZ oe~k
W. vii eel AZ our sales Ro larrc ami .r
assorm"ut of Frch ~easouabe GOODS ni rs.
81 IN tbs market enn variety staple and Faney
Goods Wei 'od GO Winter sae-o invite the a,,cn
ton II the tIate
Tems-uidsr sicO cash sIcO m,s credit for ,rppv.
teEotIa1e plper q ] nuNLOP MnNCrRE A co Anrt.
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PACKAGE SALE.
400 CASES BOOTS, SHOES. BROGAN
~ Rubbers. Hats. nus IeatnerS.

To be- -o 90 auction ~ NY be- ~ h. eonH-- nj, :,
Among the coed. Men. comm ,J pr,s >.
Bo = A., $50 cases Hat ard Caps. 1000 si-,
ish sole I.sath p ~ NFRRttt '
DE- --dlItilD Nos l. ara 70 II,r1v., :, u.,,',,,..
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rally decreased owing the fact that these institutions
had pursued liberal policy, relieving far
they could the demands upon them for discounts The
government and the northern banks heavily indebt
ed to the banks of New Orleans and the regulation
equalization Of exchanges would relieve the money
ket Of New Orleans very much. movement in pro.
duce to any extent would much Of the existing
embarrassment among tho commercial classes but the
season is unfaTorabe for any improvement OF
that nature and anticipate any immediate re-
lief of any consequence.
The government will require large amounts OF specie
TO carry on the war with Mexico; and the demand and
drain must to certain extent fall upon the banks Of
New Orleans The banks of that city have nearly seven
millions of specie, amount about equal to that held
by the banks Of this city Amy government draft on any
dpose bank Of this city in favor Of any bank in New
Orleans must be paid in specie. 1t has nothing to do
with the balance that may exist between these nsttu-
tons,
Some time since the Secretary of the Treasury made
specie draft the Merchants Bank of Boston, in favor
Of the Canal and Banking Company of New Orleans for
two hundred thousand dollars The Merchants Bank of
Boston, not wishing to part with that amount Of specie
if possible to prevent it, placed amount corresponding
with the of the draft to the credit of the Canal
Bank in the Phenix Bank of this city that bank being
a creditor bank to the Canal Bank Of New Orleans and
gave them notice to that effect, forwarding the
time, the certificate OF depose. Upon receipt Of the
notice and certificate, the Merchants Bank Of Boston
informed that the Secretary Of the Treasury
quired the payment Of the government drafts in spe-
cie and that these drafts had nothing to do with any
balance the Phenix Bank Of New York might have
against them and returned the certificate Of depose on
the Phenx Bank to the cashier of the Merchants Bank
requesting him to draw the funds he had placed In that
institution and forward them to New Orleans in specie
which accordingly DONE II thus appears that Trea-
sury drafts requiring transfer of specie from point
to another must BIO carried out Independent of any ba
lance anything else existing between the banks in
their regular business.
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Court Calendar-thas Day.
SUPERIOR CouRr25, 40 IS, 160 49, I72, l59 $50 49,
49, 1884, Jol lso lo4 H. 49, ~ AS 2l5 l92 to 1879 20 T.

BRAcDoN, THE BIeAMIsT, ACCUSED OF MURDER
1T is known that this fellow has married five
women. Tho first Is dead The second is Lucy Ann
Jones, Of New Castle Maine. Third was resident Of
Boston-fourth of Mansfield Mass-ffth. Of New York.
One Of the women who confronted this Turk Lucy
Ann Jones There was evidently on the trial no very
kind feelings existing between Lucy and her false hus-
band She has made to officer Whippe, Of Boston. some
important disclosures She says that Brsgdon came to
this city With her in October ls43-she being her
way to sec her friends at New Castle That about nine
o'clock in the evening Of the lth having been visiting
some friends in India street. they passed to the rail
road Depot Brsgdon entered little shop near and kill
ed man therein, by striking him the head with
wcspon-rifed him Of ten twelve dollars in change
This was the evening which Col Henly murdered.
lie nut her on board the Bath steamboat. and he
westward. She had seen him since, till she him
on trial. Officer Whippie was in this city yesterday,
looking Up evidence in the He found the family in
India street. whom Lucy ami Bragdon visited. They
we'll rscoeccd the VISIT and the time of their leaving
The house on the night Col II murdered A barber
also recoecs having shaved Bragdon the next morning.
when he paid him out Of pocket full Of change II
recoect rightly, Brasdon was al the time suspected Of
tie CRIME the officers in search for him eral
days 10 stated he halls from Scarboro', Maine.
Portland .grgus.
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Movements or Travellers.

Tho following arrivals bear additional testimony to the
increase Of summer travelling to this city. At the
AMxaIcAr.-N. Ransdelo, Newburgh; W. Bennett do;
F. storer Cincinnati; Jno. Comstock do; w. Gibson,
u s. Navy; J. Gauns, Ala; W. Bliss Nova Scotia; j.
Clarke Boston; r. Froxce, Baltimore; Judge Willard,
Troy; A. Colcott, Phiia; NJ McCleleon, Mich; Capt
McCleleon, U. S. A.
Asroa.-S Nightingale, Providence; Jno Do wning,
Newburgh; A Howard, Enfeld H. Cranston, Rockaway;
r. Watson Boston; Capt Watkins ship Paul Jones; Jno.
Mec1s, u 8. Eng'r H. Irvine, Baimore Rev. MIR Child,
Va g. Lanier, Madison; w. Defarlas, New Orleans; II
Cashe Boston; N Dunbar, do; C. Roleand, Montreal
d. Clarke Boston; w. Davis, Taunton; Mr. Cohen, Eng
land; Sir E. Poore do; Geo. Kesford Mexico; W. Mar
colt, England.
CiTv-Rev. w. Hornblower N. j.; J. Glenn Canada,
j. Hoyt Conn; A. II. Palmer, New Bedford; j. Tbbetts
Boston; B. Hammett do; DR.. Reynolds Sc; T. Ingra
ham, Phila.; Geo Stuart do; eo Matingly Washing
TOM D. N simpson West Point; Geo. Heap Phila; Capt
Van ~ ss, u. s A.
FRArxL,s--C. Peavy, Passport; w. Morse, Mass; A.
oston Cumberland, w. Wilcox, N. Haven; II. Hsnale,
Bridgeport; Hosg, Washington COZ w. Belts, Charles
ton s C.; c. Lewis. Pc; H. Devils, New Orleans; 9.
Clinton, Buffalo, e. Walker, Buffalo; H. Burr Norwichi
w Nlosely, Albany; J. Todd Phia.; H. Van Dyke, AL
bany; w Lockwood, Conn Jos. Liddons Phila.
HowARp-S Allen, Boston; L. Hopkins, Peekskill;
NJ Weber, Boston; J. Parcele, Richmond W. STARK ST.
Louis; Ed Roben Gorham. Me-; H. Desobry. louisiana
Ed. Gregory, Boston; J. Osgood, dol NJ Z. David, Mon
treal; l.. Topper Troy r. Haskell, Vermont; N. Fors
tsld La II. Fuller, Boston; J. Gordon, Penn; T. c.
Smith, Conn; J. Hathaway, Boston
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Erfsnsipe Ro6bsry-A young Jew by the name Of
George Simmons arrested yesterday o charge of
stealing $780, consisting Of gold and bank bills
belonging to his employer, Mr. Henry Cardosa, No. Is
is occasoned from the fact of his aiming unusual
length Of time at his breakfast In this room bureau
draer broken open apparently with screw driver
and small box taken thererom containing the above
amount OF money. Upon the robbery being discovered
and search being made on the premises, the box was
found in the coal shed in the ard broken OPEN and the
gold and bank bills stolen leaving in the box only about
500 in silver and a check. They having at the time
savage dog in tho yard. Therefore. if had been any
stranger entering the yard he would undoubtedly have
from the coal shed little time previous
to the discovery OF the robbery Committed by Justice
Osborne for examination.
Grand Larceny-Oficer Lown, of the third ward
Zig trunk containing female wearing apparel valued at
$50 belonging to Mrs Margaret Oliver It appears this
rasca took the trunk from Chamberlns Hotel in Robin
con under pretence Of taking it to the residence Of
Mrs Oliver; instead of which no took to his place
in william street. where he Uncovered by the above
yigilant oficer-Commed for trial by Justice Osborn
stealing Copper-A man called Eff Valdez was arrest
ed last night charge Of stealing about thirty feet Of
copper pipe valued at S. belonging to John Wells No.
81 Eldridgc street.-Locked up for trial
ing 81 as, belonging to Jacob Raynor No. Sc Ludlow
street-Lcckcd up for trial.
Stealing Lamps-Oficer Whikehart Of the 10th ward,
arrested yesterdays Dutchman called Frederick Hus
the property OF Henry Vandewster residing in Ludlow
street near Grand-Locked up for trial
On the - Sneak" agdin.-The dwelling house occupied
by Mr. James A. Nissan, No 100 Avenue c.. entered
yesterday morning by some sneakng" thief who stole
herefrom ladies' gold lepine watch, lace cap and a
black silk mess silver watch and dress dropped
and left in the entry apparently in the haste to escape
from tho premises-No arrest.
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FROM Nova ScoTM. is nov known with GER
tainty, that Lord Falkland Will leave the shores
of this Province perhaps forever in the first August
steamer unless his Lordshps should arrive
than expected, and depumc him OF his official
tive. Capt Seymour bearing the flag Of the Naval Com
mander in Chief Vice Admiral Sir Francis w. Austen,
arrived on Wednesday morning in FIVE days from Der
muda Sir Francis landel clock the afternoon
salute from the cadel.-HaiJar Papers Of the
inst
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from the English press The following is copied from
Last number OF Wilmer smiths European Times =
DR. IHRsTEs GAlvAsIc Risas AND MAGNETIC
FrIp-We readers the advertisement Of these
articles another column They have attracted mach atten
n and are really approved OF by OF the first ply
Ia Great Britain and the Continent We commend with
American brethren and should state that
W. know personally Of several Of their benefit
The sass Agency the United States is at 1872 Broadwsy,
New York;
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GAS CHANDELIERS, SC.

GAS &C.
wv DRAM X HAUGHWOUT, respectfully invite the
w tention Of those wishing purchase Gas Fixtures
their extensive assortment of Chandeliers Pendants Back
es Mantle Lights and all other fixtures necessary either
private dwellings or public buildings.
AlsoA variety Of the patterns Girandoles
Solar Lamps &C. embracing all the latest Improvements
design style and finish.
regard TO the quality Of the work they deem quite suf
hcient that II is all made by Messrs Cornelius Co.,
PhadslPhis whose superiority manufacturers is
blishrd BY the most undoubt.d testimony:
highly respectable and leaned gentleman in Washing
ton describing the late National Fair this handsome
compliment:
Decidedly the richest display the air made By Cor
nelus Co who exhibit number of articles equal
thing imported and which be surpassed
Selves
The celebrated Professor Cresson who the request Of
the Trustees of the Philadelphia Gas Works. went to Eu-
examined the principal manufactures of England,
Scotlaud and other Places and in his 80 That
although he visited those places the Of
seeking specimens OF excellence for the
dwellings, he found none supiss those made Phlade
pha in the combination of chase and beautiful FORMS with
peri. cton OF finish )"
Their arrang with c. CO. such that they are
regularly supplied with their approved and desirable
tces And they all to be carefully up and give
entire satisfaction. je20 lwissrc
BL-4CK LICE M.4NTTLL-aS HTSTTES, IND
SC.4RFS IND FANCY Paris STRAW HATS.
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lot Of the above desirable and elegant goods the styles
and shapes Paris and will be sold very
sonable The assortment is complete and
the de sirable ia the city. A. UNSWORTH,
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