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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1848-07-13
".Not for Day, but for all 1ime."
STATIONS EXTERNAL REMEDY !,
HUNTS LINIMENT,

TVas now given abundant evidence of its healing
powers. and proved itself the most extraordina-
nv and wonderful medicine in the world. In tho
short space of two wears, it has acquired reputa
ton for curing diseases and relieving paln Tar great
err than any medicine ever discovered. Its wonder
ful cures have astonished the Medical Faculty, who
now universally concede its great value. They
speak oft in the highest terms and commend its use.
1t is condemned by none. On the contrary IT'S
PRAISE IS UNIVERSAL. The cases of cures are so
numerous that it would take volumes to recount
tbem and it is affixed fact, and it is not disputed
that AS A PAIN EXTRACTOR, 1T HAS NO EQUAL. For
the many astonishing cures, see the pamphlet to be
had of each Agent Ifyou suffer with either the
diseases for which it is recommended resort at once
to its use and be cured. For the following diseases
it is an infallbe remedy:
Spinal Affections, Rheumatism, Para
lysis, and all Nervous Affections,
Salt Rheum, Group or Hives, Ague
in the Breast and Face, Weak Joints,
Colds, Toothache, Sore Throat and
Quilsy, liberated Sores, Frosted
Feet, Burns, Indolent Ulcers, Fresh
Wounds, Bunyans, Corns, Swellings
and Bruises, Scrofulous Affections,
Pains in the Back, Nervous Head
ache, Tic Doloreux, Sprains, Mos
quito Bites, and all Cutaneous and
Nervous Diseases.
Dor, ~. al trim ro-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-28
DomesIic t0Tls.
l.. WOODS PATENT
ArR-TIGHr COAL, STOVE.

u,HH UNDERSIGNED Offers to the public new stove
Tor heating parors halls Off ,-s ships and steam
hOst cabins containing and desirable improvements
whereby great II heat gained over any stove
before offered The Improvements Of thai striking chsl
scter that hey sstsiy the purchaser Al glance that Is
really valuable few Of the!r many Improvements are
hero eel forth
l. they have grs,e the bottom and tho coal res.s
upou SOLID plsie
? The air stmitt-d the besed before reaches
the ERE hy bot chamber consequently the Goa a.
consumed
Ii = sir "a It, ard 50 constructed hist needs no fak-
ing and fres nom dust escape INTO ne room
Il = economical. The spphcsnon Of he heated ALI in
eoEnecuon with the fact that csnno be disturbed by raA
ing causes complete combustion and consumption 81 ne
cosl = principle not before ootzued In stoves
few Of the numerous testimonials herewith sached
We have used darng he lsst Ni1.er, one q l. Woo
Ai-Tighi Cylinder Stoves, which has ught bottom upon
which The instead 81 We CONSIDER one
of The best have used for economy OF fuel eean-
ness ard comfort and sppeSr 10 ftl al ihsl would be eN'
pecied for the purpose designed (signedl ,,,,
SEPT. lt. lsf1 II ll-lstAAc
" Csris ~ H. LOO Soaihsi; Geo j. Csrne is Hudson
81. Benedict Brstley Co 30 frsrst, ) Eyunge, -
Sesver-s Moses, q beAVer-si George >eecy last
err Pesrl-st House.
H. aNer TIA II three weeks, The Stoves prove unsa.s
factory the purchase mouey VII be refunded The usGe
In geneTs vii nod much to theI advantage 10 cal and
examine this stove ,.-
leo packs No 10 and 10 Russia Iron . DO DO slightly
damaged for sale by iole lml L WOOD 81 Nsief-st
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TO CONTRACTORS

TO CONTRACTORS sealed Pr0posA-s WI oe
received 5y lie Delaware az Hudson Cans. Company
A. th- Ergneers casc- a. high s1s. Ulster County, ull
- N asv Of November mex, Tor he LOCKS, SECTIONS
BRlDGES &c necessary FOR re Enzrgen-nl o. ne Oes
var .nc Hudson Cz1Al a. High Fa-s The work 20 -
by he lsgh Gay OF Mzrrh. $50. according 70 Tie
pans and spcfcs1ors fhss vii be s1tfi-c for eNafra
n0n he once. a. High FAs OF Al Anef ne IN q
October
Th- t1 usm-s o. al persons thsi sr- parties 20 propose
Ton must Ne written oar on he sane
The psrty % Ally proposror winch may Dr. s-r-piei s
Re required 70 enter into culifarf M esiey tef ne a.
c-utAnce = he
T- Ccnrsny reserves i.ssf he rEh. % accrf! q g
~ pr,oasas thsi may be o--r-d hey may consider
ts-.r interest r-salrrs L. = LORD. Chef ElElreer.
Ensinsers OEc-. Hsh Fa-.s Sept - ls*s ~ ~
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rINCTuRE AROMA.

A FLUID PREPARATION 'or preventing and renoy-
tsrtsr sweeieniue tne breath and preserving ne .en
sound snd entire Prepared ~ Dr. ING, Denus II Asi-
The objecg Of The Tineure Aroma Is to destroy isrsAf
where eNsis ard 10 prevent rs orlnaion where does
not THIS shes urfslngs Al he same nle rA
rcisnc nAu On The enamel oi nc eeh
snd impSrfng health ana vigor tie gums is snsepNe
properties esecusy neurshre any offensive door n Ne
breath. iuprt ~ u a fresh aud agreeable Hona %
deuta substance The so pOTtocs u ne NOV n rs
saec : alike sauiNy and purifying and used regularly
IS eentfr,ce sn1 nouthpnsh conformity win ne d.
eons TIC cover. The resa Will II a. cases be ssusize-
aTy The inventor his slsieneui 1nsesiAl1s y
r IN % founded on hs personal observation In he toUre
o. his praccs snd he thai The efS o. nc AZ
dele viii fcy sustain H. PRICE, bottle. - cents o-o m
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-28

E0 SALE VT
eo TIMBER AND WOOD LAND, 10 James Cry Coun-
- Vfgnis-by virtue Of the set w III and testament
Of James shleds deceased shall sell 81 public auction on
Tie 18Th day Of November next being James Guy C0art
dsy IN frort Of the Court House 10 ne Cry OF WILLIAMS
burg Va that valuable tract u Land taed add know a.
SHIELDS POINT, lying Ii James CITY County, Va 90
The Chck shomny River four niles from ~ noun and ~
from W!iamsDurg -corzining between and 900 sores
account u the .rge q1anriy Of Hear Pine Timber Pine
and OAK Wood Of The very best And, growing tie sno
within one mile Of the nyer bank, where vessels can lie
within thirty Of the shore, drawing ten or teen feet
water al of mis- wood and good timber be cut, bslled
and delivered board vessels with ess expense lhap from
any tract 10 the STATE IN consequence Of lis location front
inE on The Ch.ckshominy FOR than mile, with bold
and navyabe creeks the north and southeast each
creek mach u this valuable timber ssrcing The DsLks
The whole d this and and fertile, and 10 capable Of
being made By The Of mar, very prodDcuvei mari Il
the hDorhOoc, and readily be procured
fair price. s Location q healthy ard cesraole case
Of bilious fever has been Known the Point
To persons North East South West desrOus engage
farming WOOD utng saving, lthe supply VI lumber
being Sufficient 10 Justify The establishment ola steam
NIL me pTemises) his lard offers great Inducements
Those living distance wishing 70 view this and before
me day Of sac informed that the s;esmbosLs the
James River pass daily, and viii land passengers a. any
and al landings The river At Mr. Cok- and Mr. Wlnns
whsrves backs are always readiness TO convey pssser
gers 70 Williamsburg where convey can De oosnrd
" ys he Point Mr. ThOTaas Shields and Mr.. william L.
Spencer, hylGg adjoining vii show the and a. any ue
Terms accommodating AID viii be made xrown o. tne DAY
Of sale JAMES 81. WILCOX, Aomf.
Oct T. 20 lo2 lsw- with the viii annexed Of a shelos
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-28

POLICY CoURT-Ohcer Besrdsley of the Twelfth
Ward yesterday arrested named Csharne Campbell on
change Of hamy rersudet for examination hi. ds}
Mars custody lat night chafe ri .'e-
40 from Mehae Lang Of The money reco -sf
3d. afternoon man Dunn applied A. 10 station House
o e Ward 1r assistance aud stated Nat Do. lti been
robbed I'D hs rt containing 80 by named Inofs
pune'f Can't Worries Immediately vent search of ne assi
st.f hn ,nA s she money concealed The garnet 70 De
rr.,a.rs isrf1g house Thomas Cfowe committed fog
ramnsn Yesterday Of stealing So from on toar' ne
h IeHersor named Theodore Hsted ARRESTED yes
fettg BIS Asnt Capt Fan1rsu oi ts Eighteenth Ward, W
warrant charging with perjury Two ispFs named 'n
Off..rke custody j@@f1iF
r.l - fh di.or5 conduct a.o M insulting 'efnse
I'LL Tie sfre.f- nf 10 s. srfsenfh Ward
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DKINTING INK.-JoHN I

DRINTING ISk.-JoHN o. LIGhTBoDYb coo
ssny MANUFACTURING ard has always on hand every DC
scpon Of Printing lax from finest Black and Coored
70 News lnks which be v1.rs eduai 70 any ever manu-
fscrec and low Prices ~ can % soo " ny IssuI
any pat Of he country By addressing note 10 mo q %
s-rh;. u.p-r Il printed with my News ina, also
great .ny oer newspapers IN his ciy Philadelphia Boo
Ton BALTIMORE EswOr.ears and other Cues and owns 10
Az. 'rTrI,.I sf.f~. s12sH
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VI Dutches. Co which : one % ne best seNnNs .D
NJ .onrfv win a the fssss, patterns &c &C NA4
.,, me shor.e power al new snd 10 hfslfae oIlet
one wishing TO get into he foundry business - - IN
r., c.u sna -Namre The shove property VII pc 500 W
ssa.Snsbls terms Applyto JAS WILLIAMS
ofglmDSM FrHnklndhe' butenrs' ~ ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-28

.. story and atrck house, known As 100 hammonu .
III m On the door IS store, Win room 10 o
r3r ~. front cellar snd back basement Oh me -
soor are large rooms and bedrooms aud On Ins 90 oo
a., room. Amos rooms IN the auc. choice grape vines,
" - tbs ssrd and Cro,ou wafer All tho waste waller Is
carried from tho house 10 the river oy an IRON P'po '
IA , w ~ i BLFECKER Auctioueer. 7 Broad. st
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DEnrocRAcY IN AMERICA.

nENOCRACY ~ ANERlCA-By Alexis - LOCO =
H. r4rrb-r of tie institute Of France tham9er or
Depg--s Nc. translated hy Henry Reeve Ese W. ST.
,-tiIrs. Preface All Noes. ty JONI 4. >fencrf =
g-fb Eo.uou. vols holl1 ~ one. FOR sac of NOS
30 80 ers - the reduced price ~ : . IN
Oh DWASMf J. :. hEDr lr-p' '.ut1- -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-28

TIE subscriber wishing 10 rvure NON % prr--u. o-s
uess fo sac hs Old established s.s1 ~rcn a
Ia s1r-ss operSuon and Las the past year done soCg
$500 worth u business prctl Of ) % !, per cen Il
!. wei los.-d n aounshing AID healthy southern city
TIE bus n-ss can Be- t11b-d. 4 cl1-1etec properly. Il
REQUIRE. capital Of sbou. >4yo 10 cary ne business
81, fur tines hs Gcun Be pru1Isoy Invested. For
suv rer.r DESTROYS % engaging II ne Business MS
-hsne rarely - - f0u1d For farther psrcu irl- u
- s-,e j CHANDLER. FOSTER CO. szia-n@su-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-28
sAT-ArdANpER SAFES

xlrILDERs PATEST-RICH l. CO.'S IMPROVE
w MEST These superior safes are warranted 10 be
fr- and thief proof and free from danpness Reference
made 10 over SO purchasers, including BANKS merchants
3--r. Of Courts ara Comics ard offers For sale BY
A :. MARVIN, Genersl Agent
81 A. 81. Wairr-.t
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THE IRIS,

\ r. modes ani fashions nsuona INDUSTRY,
- y-rersl ut-railr-p shed m New "5s 90 .
~ - Sal n asrr mouth The kng - sid rfrhcl -
ss-ss each number Illustrated Win " o1i cu--
f-'er. sns one engraving on sleeL elegantly coored
Term. Of Subscription yao- ~ alFs ~ -s y.
tton aiken Tor less insl three ucllis Aifrie-'-'0
- we'd or liberia ierns. - - 90,
-. - L. INN Il q In-r-sL New y llA u-I "
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a u -
'L-NKF LLiNGERs wonderful Llnlmeni nave Gen
9AsoIa without nurn1r Il neas a. msnner 81 gas
.1t bruises upou Ire horsr sso s-sns snd caosil-s OF
every description, and Wors he Anlna every esy II =
PAT ID n axe bu.es mid. fragrant and sSre-soir =
lee uu-s cheaper han Any oh-f sr-eie ~ m1IS-i As
plain And convincing proof q ne anoY-, 80 eA-s7c
thousands u re 5-si ard r1osi XII 10 20 -
70 as down a. cher remedies used ~ many o. mem rv
81 % ~ years an1 Use tas great remedy OF a.
A. The best src Cheapest Be found arorg ~n0n Ne a-
proud Of he hour q referring y Hon Moses n efHI-
Hon Richard 2 Czrmsn. Hur- Robert II MOTIFS nr. "a
Bs.hgse Il. crr-ruAaon have or Co-tsr'. lrving-
Livassrors H.rl.tous Loriar Brachur-is-n tnoft
rreeu-s OF TIE elite o. NewlOrk and many Other cues
prsco.ncr The 1nly existing wonder Of ne age AnoLs
The V0rts brgttesi nos experienced lorset- - ha,s
Mr.. Hirsn WOcdru- Wm- Nnee.an- George splcef sni
brother vi D. Sparks VIZ L Reed W Il Cc~sn Jscoo
>ouler-rc s-t, wori. every rrinep = Sag ne Ae si
Railroad and many CON canes II ls acc
sod TIE vzroJs Bulls Head ard A. a. oar oes lv-y
and exchange sao-s II here E- any owners o. overs
Of have Rot used most r-specly %
bit if-m % raA any q TIE Above 4isl -
as To - lad a. TIE principal cepot o. > lSSthsOLL
BROTHER. - Peaf-sl and a. IsE-r'.ls, pfoaiN.s,
Grsnd o. who--.- an 70 a. snf a ne -r sz sna
s41tlery sisrrs generally tfous toci Ne cJ az eylIy
a. ory p e-cts g houl-. NJ s. coz-n a. I'D
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NItNTED-By r-specis1 yoln- rn-'ls M. ; -
w sro1 - travelling sefVsl- ef1~r 20 .-l4 t----
OF family to 20 south sIy s-ls-oc or oosi1 "
sfeanve.-s bound t0 E1s.sr1 of .ny pan 81 b-I.f-
ages 1of e. 0t-cl. Ul1erstz1ls De yl Sues a.
BE- - i1g i0 1aEe himself generally useful az Pi'-lr
tie D.. VI reference Az s't-r-, pospal --9f----
sfth.soHca VII 1s immediate ATTENDED io o. '
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-28

CONCLUSION.
In the evening there ball ., f-neuii Hall and =
juvenile festival stAssemoly Hall
All admit tnats more successful celebration than taat
Of Yesterday known in Boston. The arrange
rnents Of the Chief Marshal very sNclen, and
carried out with pfalseWCrtny precision Al pafles
concerned did their duty with yea and fidelity.
To-day the fountain has been playing and the Com
mon crowded with young and Old not the least ap-
pauded announcement that the Mayor made last even
ing 70 the assembled multitude having been tnat mere
would be no school today.
The rxPENsE AsD cTACiTY % ira WATER "oBhs
The Bos,0u TINS says The expense vas originally
calculated It 900 Drafts for the work have thus
lar exceeded three millions q dollars and farther eN
penso viii doubtless be incurred.
Besides the sQueduct Itself the great features u ns
enterprise are the Beacon Hill Reservoir IN Boston
the Reservoir on Dorchester lights, South Boston
the great Reservoir and Gate House COreys Hill 10
Brookne from which the water Oi The Lake % brought
% the street mains and reservoir IN Boston IN two iron
uipes thirty four inches IN diameter and extending
nearly four miles and which capable Of delivering
daily three millions Of gallons Of water the Charles
River Bridge At Newton Lower Falls, which s built on
three arches the Pipe Chamber IN the vicinity and
the Road Bridge which is built single arch, and
said By al 70 be most splendid piece Of masonry the
Waste Wier four miles beyond the Lower ais wnere
the squeduct passes over considerable stream ana
finally the Gate House. granite edihce At the Lake
Itself -
The Reservoir on Beacon Hill covers area Of 40 900
square feet and viii hold 400 900 OF gallons ~ water
Inc level Will be ID above the level Of the floor OF
the state House This Reserved. which viii throw a
e, u water great hight IL intended for reserve
fountain Ia case any accident 10 the grea, pipes
The Reservoir Dorchester Nights contains An area
Of 20 900 feet ana is capable Of delivering 1voUOO OF
gallons per day This is alsO intended for reserved
fountain and the two Reservoirs together VII dispense
100000 Of gallons Of water day. This quantity, i
mas well been said will supply more tnsn 10 gallons
day for five DAYS 10 every man and child in the
city
The fall of the water from the Reservoir IN Brookline
tba milo he n
consequently eight feet higher than that Of the great
reservoir in Boston This reservoir covers thirty acres
and the water will be in some places ~ feet deep snd
will average E feet deep thereby constituting perfect
safe guard for the city II any accident happens to ih'
conduit above And again, the great reserve fund OF
all-Lake COchuate-cOyers surface OF b59 acres
and drains surface of II 400 being IN some places
from 20 70 50 feet In depth.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-28
NORTH AMERICAN

NORTH Ah1kHIUhN
xSx>-l PIANOFORrE MASJFACTUR RING
1H~-EMaCOMPANf - WsLkEk-sr. q lev doors
h"HH-3st u Broadway Tals Company are nov
] " j finishing on assortment Of PlANOFOhIEs,
With TIE roo mhe Sd olhcr improvements "hcl i0f
tecacy Of ioUch qualify u lone, and dlIs1y are .neflof
% none. md warranted 20 stand 10 any climate.
From th-r long ind extensive experience lndlYdlay
practical worsman he largest manufactures ~ ~
CIV and in the vscs branches connected Win
ne business hey feel c1lhdrui u giving genera sAisiAc-
uun and from The u1gania.es Of ineI nltla assocaon
hey sre enabled O. .e4l lI reasonable terms
The pubic and lie profession generally are fespeciigs
Invited 10 CAL snd examine previous ~ purchasing else
where O1 PiaaOf1rt-s taken In excLznge -slso Piano
i0urs .unod snc f-Qzifed.
o9 eoISr.. JAMES CANNON. Manager
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ID BLlC ADMINISTRATION oFflcE, " rs'.as street
Nar- 1-r-F Er-r relatives s11 n~E- % 40 OF JANE,
CtNTIyE lgr-s l-s- IT,. stp A. 1syr, q,
a-E-s &c lt-sat-- t.i - sr7es o.
- - ..t-.rst- r IL ants P-1i Atlss.or. d -
-rgs-c of p ll sccr1s - 49, ll~ss -
ASIA -r-cQr stIlusfratcr % - O.
r-rtlst-t ~ fcrk ocot-r
N - rolI iass~l JAMES > rHATER- Plb-c Asmr.
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L Scloo. Irving ln-,.f-ie, Iarryile D. 80 -
LIAM p LYON. A Principal -lle ~ .lt-l .'l- p.
i1-.lde= ite whole range ~ krEl-l 'fa-llr-' t'-
win Ihor0u.h irs-rlclor ir- piep ha0oly c.'-.
studies and 70 The French language tfcsfs 81 1919
IN .rf-msuon a. Can Auslas Bookstore - nIosl'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-28

IN " " HALL srt ial- Nirf - $3.50 -
that their classes sn0ve vil commence =,
Hal ISL Brosdsg g.. on Tuesday. ION insi Jay NJ y. -
f1r Moses sud Masters 1l--1ay AID --uflHy
81. and a. 6 O'Clock the evening of ne elei -
gentlemen Al Gothic Hal, Brooklyu' zen L-.- -.
monthly soir-es Constitution Hal VIII commence 10 IN
Der n For farther particular. se- ciTc4ars 20 1r U.s.
above or Al the Private Academy, % Skin aNehle ~
49,. III BE- ~ II ID r---s ~ w
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T,nnNrnWN INsTITTTE.-l

I nF school f1r B0Ys q IarTgio"n y l-Il7 = -.
term VIII commence 90 ne trsi oi NoFeilorI. ~
aimed u sprldnE >f-oarl le-t broatweY Az At r, n
Wcox's School seucy. "a Nassau a. kei no. w ll
: H.van1ever Mavor 81 he civ Of Ness lors rev.
Bishop : Jsnes DID. Rev. ; n Cone. D Pastor ui
Id Bsrrsf Cturcn Br0lmest Ruis-u slcslry - ~
= NsrkspIsce John Fsconer Use - Cedsr..t Messfs
= A. : Ha.sle1 81 John - A NJ" ~ "
OLE enin II-.-l.
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INSURANCE.

,IUTIAL BENEFIT LIFE INSURANCE com.
vi PASY. no N Wall-st-This Company completed us
third year on the ls Of May sst al when ue e surplus
amounted to x5g100 showing amount OF business un
paralleled Ia the History Of Life Insurance. ~,
DIVIDENDS Of profits declared annually upon All no
,o'icies which have settled TWO or premiums me
profits draw interest n the rate Of per cent per alnus
and can be made able 20 me extent OF TWO
thirds OF their amount where The parry mas PAID DIS pfe
Premiums are payable annually but may be paid SENT
annusy or quarterly and parties taxing fe policies may II
they prefer give their individual notes for one-hs he an
nual premium, upon "hlch my WIN no ictN0' ~ f''
per cent interest ,
Prospectus and all papers necessary to effect Insurance
and all information In relation 10 The psn Of opefauons may
be obtained gratis Al Ihe once 9i se company
Robt T. Patterson, Henry McFsrisn' Thomas B segar'
Cha ; Mackneti, Seth Low, Andw sneNhg
Edward Anthony joel " Condn, WIN NJ simpson,
Lewis & Grover William Az PenAi Randall h Greene
ROBT L. PATTERSON, President
BEN = "'II-"' JOSEPH l. LORD Agent.
AstyI,s Rt sSuI ~ Of ' coSsatsaca
f.Wrs srTg.Rr N d (Residencs Abin gdon-squsrel
Medical Examiner auends Al the Office daily rom " >
O'Clock Bft-iu-'
,TNICHEKBOCKER FIRE INSURANCE CON,
N PANY or NETWORK. ofce - WsllsL-CspIsl
continues 10 Insure against loss and damage BY IRE on me
,o.f favorable terms operations confined chiefly 20
the City u Newfofk and . Immediate proHlnty Al
lossss adjusted aud paid WIN Promp'ns'' and nDe'sA'
George Ireland. John OohOut, George Arcnlsrns
Robert Beacon John Campbell George Consin'
Joshua Brush. Robert l. Ar JOhh ViAy,
Bolt. Moore, Edward Cool Asher Riley
Anthony Lamb Adam hOrre, Robert hefmiil
Ben De Forest William Tucker, Chzs z. LeYefien,
Anthony Chardou L-wsC .Hsmersley William Browning,
Alsr Lsursuce. William p. Dean Henry Ellsworth.
GEORGE IRELAND, President
AB McDosALD, Secretary. oZu
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the evening The display IN front of the Gas Lisn'
pecialy hne -Four thousand sss hznts says the Ii'<
were .klfolly combined forming four columns OF slns
work, sustaining facade Of scroll work and forums
three SEPARATE arches Fronting az this "-s 70
word Cochituate' neatly enclosed and sUrmoanlsu
over AL wss Illuminated fountains 10 ue-s'a''
arch ~
The fremont House vas supero.y iDuininale- -
The pCrtico TIE close jgxispositOn OF insN-. -
hghts With those u the f1ted columns ano - 10y
window Vt the house produced si-fillng eaeSt In
ine Unlted states Hotel 20 windows we're ~ loe
having fewer than i've hzhts 70 "ndo" showing me
- I7,.e,, of H. building 20 great advantage.
The Revere Hou,e from basement % dome was =
Good o; bgbt The Museum showed u usual superb
display The Albion PaTnon IsnOet,9n :tlley
s,,s,so Hanover and some other public houses were
sI.o bigby Illuminated "a we're the Dramatic Museum
TVo,cs.,ey Depot building. and Chickering's Piano
ro~,s Fs,sbi.hment 10 Washington
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NXTANTED-By gen-leIna1. board ~ private I'm Z
w where instruction Drawing snd Painting AID % ile
gefrb srgusge II recursd Ill be tssen rerllnera
ror r,r he .sne Address Ar-tr o1ce ~ his paper
rxf f4Or
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- -pssssgsss1 FALL ARRANGEMENT 81
~ .xss51s1skSSsZxTH OREAT sOuTHkkN hAlLr

ROAD LINZ, commencing SspueinN
s. 848 nom Philadelphia, via Baltimore, Warrington CM
Richmond. Petersburg, Weldon and Charleson G. org
~ New Orleans T~eny-iour hours IN ADVANCE VI me Mo
conveyed
Tickets nr0ggh from Philadelphia 10 Charlie. on ",
be mad at depot Market and Eleventh .ts and sso
board the Robert Morris al DOcsst. wharf PnAad7lPns
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CLOTHING.
GENERAL TAILOR.

FALL AND WINTER CLOTHlNG-l0- FULION-sI
NOR CASH A. retail ouly-We esteem 10 pleasure 10
L h Ogr goods whether you ouy or not lou can 'eeos
.,~E ~ - ooO OF new goods bought for cash. and
,, ~ e,parierred cutters % suit al classes Of people
C.oass from M - !,
Dress ard frocE coats rom ~ ~ -
Coat. .arss or surtruts. from. .-..t.-- " ~ -
over ,sck togss and business coats rou....'' - ~ 70
va.t. OF cloth sis velvet plain and fancy ON - 70
Cloths csssifueres and vestngs always On hand 20 SA7
,o measure suits furnished 10 = hours ,, >,..
Remember l02 Fuli0n-s. directly oppo-e me ou No'n
n -.b church the Cd stand - block east Of broad"ay
: NJ connection with Any other store m ms CITY
,s,rt DANIEL P SMITH. le1 Fuiion-sL
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.n-.ALBANY AM TROY DAY Llri

.<1>1SssDss>Hs steamer. HENDRIX HUDSON, Csprr
A Corhsm and Aida, Captain n Stone, WI leave ~
Bare syst wharf daily Sundays eSceped) Tor AllaAy ~
Troy making the usual landings by the way a. veg,
A NJ and returning will leave Troy al q, and Abanya'
o'clock NJ For passage or freight, apply 10 mo Csp."
on board or At the Office the wharf myb