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Caruouss srATus-We have sdvicss from the scene Of
the wreck 10 Monday night The weather had not been
for operations but the coerdsm ready, and
Mr. Johnson ia the yacht Twilight, anxiousy wait
inr an opportunity to use H. He has doubt that the
statue viii be saved uninured.-Pha Times
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THE UNION.


The GoyEHkoR's ELEcTIos-oYyIcIAL voTE.--The An
napois Republican is indebted 10 J. Nick Watkins. esq
secretary oil State for the following Official vote for gov
in all the counties except Calvert which has not
yet been received al the State department. and from which
we have only the reported majority:
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MEMORIAL.

To the Senate and House Of RsPrtsntattrs inc O~Hed
States ~ CongTrss oss'nbfed
The memorial undersigned respectfully represents mat msy
2st OF SEPTEMBER io5o
that they and believe that the unoeaed As
worth lands would be- that hs 90
reside the land thus granted ma pat
them OF agencies and taxes wiz Dc ~
which hey couio avoao
permitted Your memonaists further rprsssn
the preventing the sale OF the warrants assumes ns
entitled 10 bounty lands are no
tent no act for themselves them among me
and respectable citr They there
Aforesaid may be SO modnee -
pray, &C.
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award or HONESTY AND GOOD rAIrH.--It is worthy
X. no'ice that the Hon. J. L Taylor, the only why in
~ non. savehoding States who voted for the fugitive.
.se I've law, except Mr.. Elliot. OF Boston, and Mr. Nc
Of Indiana s reelected in the sth district OF
~ n comprising the counties OF Rosa, Adams Jack.
Hats 'Jo''S w N~'"o' sePeseh'
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p7Synod OF Maryland-The Evangelical Lutheran synod
Of Maryland providence pemitng win In st. English
Lutheran church, OF and h Streets Thurday 18th
half seven O'Clock when the synodca win
delivered by the President
Preaching expected every evening during sessions
Business sessions daily, with open doors.
The public respectfully invited to attend
fit
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The Governorship Of Nesv HampsItir

CONCORD, New Hampshire,) Oct. 1.-the democratic
State convention have nominated tho Hon. John Atwood
New Boston, their candidate for governor The
venton also proposed series Of resolutions which
adopted depecang sectional issues in national councils
&c and approving of the action of the democratic mem
bes New Hampshire during the late session Of Con-
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ny DYER q MCGUIRE. Aucaaonscrs.
GOVERNMENT STORES, PROVISIONS, AND CLOTHING
VI Saturday, October 26th u o'clock shall sell AT
Washington Navy Yard the following described stores
viz;
Barrels beef and pork
Raisins coffee, and bread
Cloth psa, monkey, and round jackets
Trowscns, under-shrts, and drawers
Stockings, jack knives, tin pans, &C.
Terms, cash.
by order Navy Agent,
DYER MCGUIRE,
Oct 21-eod6ds Aucuonesrs.
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loves maj. l,4s7 Thomas's maj. 6SS
The maores in the several congressional districts are
follows: LIST District .0s0 whg majority; 81 district
1873 democratic majority; 81 district. s32 democratic
majority; 4th district 1924 democratic majority; 5th
district los wing majority; 9th district, 95i wing
ioTilu
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Transmitted for he Baltimore American
ADDo.nfmspfs for California.

WAsHrsoros, ID. c., Oct, 2--T. Butler King esq, col
ecto for the port OF San Francisco has appointed our fe
low-,ownsmen Michael Dnlsny and George Noyse, also
Mr Gnhre OF Psnnyvanis inspectors OF revenue Tor the
above port They will leave on Monday for California
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BY GREEN & TASTET, Auotioneers.
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE AT AUCTION
III On Thursday 24h instant shall sell 10 O'Clock,
residence Of lady declining housekeeping
and suess second house north Of the Patent Once
good Of furniture, WIS
Mahogany bureaus tables, stands
Maple bedstexds, wsshssnds and tables
Feather beds, bedding, and mattresses
Cane seat, and other chairs, ocks, &c.
One nrstrste piano forte, Of fine and
Carpets, curtains, blinds, &c.
Also, rood lot of kitchen requisites.
Of and under go cash, s9o credit
sixty and ninety days. for endorsed, bearing
terest
GREEN 4 TAsTET
Oct a-a Aueto.esrs.
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'Freesoil democrat. Native.
I'VE have shamefuy lost the 10Th district by our own
divisions Mr. Kuhns (whg canddate) is elected by q
majority Of 1857 over Mr. Snodgrass. (democrat) and
yet he is in minority the popular vote 2.oso in the
whole district--Messrs. Mckinney and Mcdonald two
other democratic candidates. having obtained 3lo7 votes
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BY GREEN s. TAsTET. Auctionssrs.

By GREEN 8 TAsTET, AuctionssFS.
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE AT AUCTION
III On Wednesday the s3d instant we shall ,s ~ osioea
M Al Mrs. Tins Capitol Hill, near me souh
Capitol gate cine designate the house an sxcsens ~
sorment furniture, viz
Mahogany sofs, rocking, and paior chairs
Do ottomans and marhle-top centre tables
Do bureaus, maple bedsfeads and wsrdrcoes
Maple other chairs, washstands
three chamber, and stair carpets and rods
Gilt frame looking glasses
Lamps, sndirons, shoves, tongs, and renders
Feather beds, bedding, and mattresses 70
Cooking and other stoves r.
And q good lot Of kitchen requisites.
four months for notes bearing inisres
GREEN 4 TAsTET,
Oct 20-a Aucuonsen.
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MAGNIFTCENT Pnno.-Just received per baraue Lowell,
Chic kenns superb octave pianos
One ,sm piano Of the style o. Louis
xiv In volume swectness purity Of siasucv Of
touch unriyalsd BY instrument ever
exquisite woud, sisborntcly
carved and ends making an 81 gait central plane In"
instrument led with the highest testmonns
supplies, make my assortment
elegant south Of New York; 81 prizes rang
ing from ss25 10 500. u. 81.
pianos payment On hand large sock
OF guitars OF every grade elegantly nad yioiins nutes
cordeons md kinds musical merchandise
New received week. and sold % low ~ can be
bought in this city $500. 49,.
oct Io-eoda Pennsylvanis avenue
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yOR sALE--The occupied by the subscriber
Columbia Turnpike In Alexandria county,
bridge
has comfortable Improvements. SAMUEL ID. KING.
l5--eo3if
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Law and Agency Once.

and Agency Once.
THE underrned and pscce law In the Supreme
the District Co
umbs promptly claims against the United States
Of all officers and
bounty lands PENSIONS return Of duties patents for
inventions, &c, &c.
when the by local will sbste
All information relative the forms and
business Of the departments will be furnished
without They
and for the sale location Of
land n the best lands.
once Pennsylvania avenue, Lane and fuckers Building
DUFF GREEN,
BEN. r.. GREEN,
RICHD H. CLARKE.
l5-aaw3m
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EID GLOvEsI0o ladies' quality kid gloves, in
n colo.s, and white and black.
IS dozen Gentlemen's best hid assorted.
800 pairs chdens cotton worcd, merno and silk, all and
chdens cotton, wonsted and silk hoe ladies' French
and colo win null assortment Of ladies' genuenens worked
collars az prices cuffs match velvet cu6s and neck nbands
match, besunn articles with full assortment OF all kinds Of
goods which VIII be sold The lowest prices for The cash
6ess-.0iw a. WIN. YERsy
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TELEaRAPHIo REPoars FOR THE UsIop
EorLls Election.

SAVANNAH, (Georgia,) October 49, In Escamtia county,
Anderson (dem Is elected the legislature Mr. Cabels
majority for Congress in this county is but 81 showing
wbig loss. r.
The democrats will have majority in both houses of the
State legislature. .a..# .# a"a s@ .t
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The Athens CGeorgia) Banner of the 18th contains
correspondence between ninety eight citizens and Howell
Cobb esq, inviting him TO public dinner, as testimony
Of their appreciation OF the manly stand which Che has
taken in the adjustment, Of the exciting and momentous
question which so lately agitaed the public mind" Mr.
Cobb accepts the honor for the l4th Of November
The Banner gives sundry letters from counties in
Seoga assuring the editor Of the strength OF his cause
ne editor Gays g" is no longer matter Of doubt that
'oe people Of the up.country Of Georgia will sustain the
se adjustment by an overwhelming majority. The
cause Of THE UNION is literally sweeping everything
before it,
Inc Columbus Times. however, threatens TO fight to the
ma "a" the face Of obloquy and reproach. magnity and
phnet" The editor still believes "a dissolution Of this
Vaon inevitable II is necessary to save the insiu.
0aa o. the South" II danger the friends Of the
Oaoa IN the North stand up to their duty to the law.
md the constitution.
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Amin Bey and Daniel Webster at Launch.

BosroN October l9-The ship Daniel Webster was
launched from East Boston this morning In nne style Sec
rotary Webster and the Turkish ambassador Amin Bey
were present, and witnessed the sight. .
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DOMPEIIy Its Destruction and Re-dtscovery, with
numerous illustrations VOL, London. Price q IS.
Oct ~ FRANcK TAYLOR
BY GREEN n TAsTET, Auossoassrs.
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE AT AUCTION
III Tuesday, the 21d instant
gentleman declining housekeeping 10 O'Clock Capitol
% the north Capitol and door the residence
Judge Crsnch sxeesni Of chamber dining and
kitchen furniture, vizi
fine mahogany dressing and other bureaus
Mahogany sidsbozrd, rocking chair, ouomans
do hne book case and secretary
Do dining, breakfast, sofa, and other tables
Feather beds bedding bsdstsads, and
Andirous, shovel and tongs, and fsnders
Wash-snk, wardrobps washstands, and sets
Carpets hearth rugs, oilcioth, pine tab %, &c.
Cpins, glass; crockvry, and sonewae
LOOKING glassrs, solar and other lamps, clock, &c.
First cooking stove, the cooks hvoits
Improved artieht and other stoves
And an excellent assortment Of kitchen requisites
2 rain casks, &c.
Temsi Al Of and under ss cash so3, credit Of
sixty and ninety days. for notes satisfactorily endorsed bearing In
teres. -
Oct ls-a Auctonees.
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For Mount Yernon.--Four Trips.

.UN-A The steamboat THOMAS COLLYER win maxi
four trips leaving washington a ~
O'Clock, MONDAY October VI Wcdnes
day. Friday as Saturday The win remain AZ MOUNT
hours and Fort Washnrton ana
passengers win time TO view hsi nop
Fair, round "Trip rom Washington, 81 herandns - nn Ths
furnished reaeonhpe
coaches win leave the Capitol ~ O'Clock Persons taxing ses
between the Treasury ce Capitol for the boat zen
each way taking from Venne
Is cents each way. :. -. o.u--...-~. =.
m eorye and Jbonas Parker Co.. Washington the day before
10 leaves.
TO g. eeos ss pT Msaqfr JOB coRsoN Captain.
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The Hon. Erasus Brooks, OF New York, in the late
Utica convention, held the following language in refer
TO Mr. Seward and his Syracuse friends 1t is all
us he states the facts correcty and yet his brother
ssceden and himself atfy the doings OF the Seward
vsnon. and devote themselves to the support OF its
candidates Men sometimes perform strange parts in the
great drama Of life; and among them we have few
30 ndcuously executed as this somerset OF the national
wings Of the Utica farce:
"Mr Erasus Brooks, OF New York, came forward
amid the crossings Of the assembisge, and addressed
friend from New York. and the names which had been
uttered In their presence that occasion, he iet to be
purpose Of making an address but there were occasions
which warmed heart and which e1cted the true spirit
Throughout the whole of his political life. and in
al he had seem well in This glorious Empire State
heard words which accorded well with the feelings
which animated his bosom as the expressions of public
sentiment which he had heard that day in that hall Jap
pause He should attempt add what had been
Md well by the president and others; but he mghtssy
esther on that memorable day--memorable only
Tor the wings OF New York. but the wings of the Union
was memory which would endure as long
should last. The wings from exuene The Union
the other would echo back the sentiments To which they
bad given this occasion. IL almost
hing under the to In iormhe hoped never In
placipe-the wing parry divided, and perhaps not even
an occasion But for one he had felt 10 be
when he saw the attempt Of the majority 10 nfspats the
creed selection OF
fuRmert approval, If he stand high Olyn
pus above all associated ith him he fe one
hat his brother wings committing gevous wrong
him and those who agreed with him sentiment. Jap
pausel There principles eternal truth and
enduring and whether lie should stand fall sink
wn he wished belong tho great wing party OF the
union who maintained thoss principles, party at
~ Heshoud concur, would every other wing In the
state IN the greatest ofopnon for compromise and
ohssion and in that yielding with Difference to other
mens Opinions which should characterize all men IN
great public like this but when they placed man a6ops
mf nh'g ChtJ Magistrats o. the ~afron-hmself noble
80 o. he Empire Sate--an1 great number oil the mem
ben OF Congress from this Stale, and when they sepa.
is,ed themselves from the halowed Of Henry
.y % nsnucky tappausel -wnen they chose 10 do that
uu 70 cay hat ths one be the great whig Idol
mar ,he sentiments which avoed the princ
ne haa pat In Practice the only and
y and be isparasd hpiss from among them In Ihe Ian
suage Of scripture, he would from among
country fAppausc ~ -
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T. OWEN a SON would respectfully inform their
u friends and the public generally that they hsve just received
from winter stock Of goods selected by
psnper which they inferior
In city they would say III friends
call ersminc yourselves
few good psntaloon and vest hands wanted
Oct l5-aawlm
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ALBANY, Oct DE. H. G. Griffin, formerly clerk in
the Rochester post Office indicted for robbng the mails
acquitted to-day the session Of the United States
circuit court In this city.
David B. Danforth, appointed postmaster by General
Taylor Middebury, Scoharie has been removed and
Samuel B. Wells appointed n his place. Both wings.
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CHARLES ABERT.
ArroPssv Law
- - And agent FOR claims IN general
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LIBRARY oS CoseRrss, Oct. 2, 1850.
NOTICE II hereby given that the Abrsry Congress
will be closed Tuesday, the 18th instant again
JOHN 8. MEEHAN,
Oct s-cod2w Librarian.
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PRovIDENca, Oct. l9--The Mechanics and Manufactu
Bank Of this place enjoned yesterday
affairs placed in the hands OF receiver. The cashier
Albert W. Snow defauer the of go QUO OF
$50 600. He has been arrested and held to bail.
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(urY TAXES FOR Is50.Tbe period of deduction for prompt
will FIRST of November until which time
deduction Of will be allowed all payments for
said year.
All notified advertisement Of deln
property viii be published In the Of NOVEMBER
a A. ROTHwELL,
octis-eoov Collector
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PENNSYLVANIA.

Wings in commandments in talic.
WhiR free-soil. I Free.soil democrat.
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OHIO

From the Ohio Statesman.
Congressional El.otions.
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DOMPETI, It's Destruction and Rs-discovery, wfsl
numerous illustrations vol, London. Price q IS
Oct FRANcK TAYLOR.
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WIN. =. STONE, Jr.,
ArroRSEy covrssLLos AT LAW.
Once on y near the corner Of i4h street.
Oct lo--dm
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MADAM BLAKE honor 81 announcing her patrons and
The public school Apollo Hall will be fo
the reception pupils the ab Of October le5o Madam will
teach every ballroom dancing Madam H. u
now York obtaining all the and fashionable dances o'
coming season. "a, -
O'Clock Gentomen's evening class from eight nine ococ.
when engaged IN
terms, apply the hail. oct 'o-""
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cPECIAL NOTICE.-e my intention 20 leave ss c'y :,
u instant which shall call upon noss ~
have with Arm Of Dyer Broner !" ~ ..sd
Robt w. Dyer when IL IL earnestly hoped tmey ~ =
not they win be placed in proper hands for Gg y pyER
Ne, On .os, arc Of the Of Dyer Bsoshes
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BALrlAosx. October 2l--6. p. m.
Military Parads.-Cornsr- stone Of another Monument
The Mitchell M,vder.-Cax If OurGgs Markets.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-01-17

azan-.rI,7h GREAT REDUCTION.-Fare
Richmond to Lynchburg by Canal
Packets Observation-Disclosures. SO so
Fare from Richmond to Charlottesville by Packets
:, and Stages. .............. 10
Fare from Richmond to Cumberland G.. HI. by
Packets and Stages. Observation-Disclosures. rs
| Fare from Richmond to Farmville by Packets and
Stages. ACKNOWLEDGMENT. IS
Below, card of intermediate distances for fare and
| oofn
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rHvHE MANDEvILLE SCHOOL BOOKS.


Ill We would invite the especial attention OF Teachers
and School Directors to detailed advertisement in
another column of the Vaudeville series of Readers
for schools, which appear to have received the
highest commentator for their excellence from all who
have either used or critically examined them Profess
sor Vaudeville has perceive just finished two courses
Of lectures explanatory Of his system to the Pub
lie School Teachers OF Brooklyn, the other before the
Public School Society Of New York. From this last
body have emanated statement and resolutions most
complimentary of the series, and commencing it to the
very highest attention OF their fellow teachers every
where.-Phit. Saturday Courier.
J. w. RANDOLPH, l2l Main Street, Richmond
is the Publishers Agent for the sale of this valuable Sc
ries of School Books. Teachers supplied with copies
without charge.
Hildreths HistorySnce the publication of this work
complete it have received from the critics its
most deserved need OF praise 1t will be found by the
candid reader furnish reliable and full statement of
events within the period which the author includes in his
survey.-lIorris and Willis Home Journal
History of the United States from the discovery Of
the Continent to the Federal CONSTITUTION. By R.
Hidreth: handsome Svo. volumes Price Sc. For
sale by j. w. RANDOLPH.
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nrur.s WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
s4z Ii. STEAMER CURTIS PECK, for Nor
foIk and Observation-Disclosures OF HOUR FOR
STARTING.-On and after this date, the swift and
beautiful steamer Curtis Peck, Capt. John Davis,
running regularly between Richmond and Norfolk and
Portsmouth, leaving the wharf at Rockets every
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday mornings, at g.
O'Clock precisely, and returning the alternate days
touching at all Of the regular landings each way.
Passage to or from Norfolk ................$2
Meals 80 cents each HASKINS q LIBBY.
2. S. The Curtis Peck has just received and
superior boiler, has been thoroughly overhaued and is
not surpassed for comfort and speed by any boat the
James River.
oc Is II. & L.
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A ROMATIC WILD CHI ERRY BITTERs

IA ROMATTC WILD CH EKRA BITTEKS.
IA These invaluable Bitters brace up and invigorate
the SYSTEM improve the appetite, and promote digestion
Asa remedy in dyspepsia. they have equal; and in
all diseases OF the nervous system, debility sick head
ache, assitude, &c, they afford prompt and permanent
are an excellent remedy and promote the action Of the
liver and free flow Of the bile They are pleasant to
the TASTE and preferred by all who have made use
of them Price 81 cts. paper fresh supply for sale
by E. J. PICOT,
oc3 Corner opposite the Old Market.
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I'D EdEDIEs FOR COLDS, COUGHS, &c.
No Wistars Balsam Wild Cherry; Ayres, Cherry
Pectoral; Hastings Syrup of Wood Naptha; Swaynes
Compound Syrup of Wild Cherry; Jaynes Expectorant;
Mrs M. N. Gardeners Indian Balsam OF Liverwort and
Hoarhound, Wistars Cherry Peetoral Candy; Jujube
Paste; Licorice &c.--for sale by
no 30 A. B0DERER, No. Main ST.
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RICHMOND FIRE ASSOCEA =
2sssa5I = TION.-LIFE INSURANCE RE-
srss9y SUMED.-Ths Association is now pre-
;rena pol;c;eS Of lnsurance the


Ssya5I TION.-LIFE INSURANCE RE-
srssTs SUMED.-Ths Association is now pre-
&z-Az-pared to issue Policies Of Insurance on the
lives of all persons enjoying good general health, and
of sound constitutions for the whole duration OF life, or
for limited PERIOD and upon as reasonable terms as
any similar company AS this is the only institution OF
the kind in this State it claims fairly the patronage OF
our own citizens especially when it is 5emembeFe ; that nat
premiums Of other companies, literally encouraged by
the public, are carried out Of the State. The advan-
tages of Life assurances now too universally &C
knowledged to require minute detail OF the benefits
resulting herefrom it is enough to say that all persons
who derive their incomes or support from public or pr
yate situations, mechanical, professional or mercante
pursuits should avail themselves of its advantages, IN
order to secure liberal support to those who are de-
pendant on their exertons: The rates OF insurance
are as favorable as those of any similar institution IN
the United States, and general information relating to
Life assurances, together with the rates OF premiums
will be cheerfuy given to those who call at the Office
No 223 corner Main and 9Th SITS.
Slaves will be insured as usual on reasonable terms.
JAMES BOSHER, Prest
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WDHOSGENE GAS.-.l'hs article, manuiaclured
u by Chas Starr, Jr. & Co., sthe only genuine arti
Gle, and is alone suited to jennings Patent Lamps
Many purchasers ofthese Lamps have been disappont-
ed in teru in consequence of using in them ETHEREAL
Oil and other burning fluids, which not at all suited
10 Them and will not at the cost, produce the
same quantity of light
The proprietors with view of guarding against this
injury have determined not to send any Phosgene Gas
to this city for sale, except TO their agents,
PURCELL LADD & CO.,
sell go corner Main and l4th streets