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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-04-04
sew Livery stabIcs.-Fire- Proof.

EAl HAVING completed my Livery Stables, I am
week. month.
My Stables situated the Princess Third
Streets directly opposite the Courtou, and very convent
ent to the business of the town. They built of brick,
and covered with TIM which makes them entirely
They large, commodous and well constructed and
respect as comfortable and convenient any Stables in
the United States
also have or the accommodation of Drovers large and
comfortable Lot together with basement under the Stables
sufficient to hold hundred horses and shelter them we'll
and comfortably.
HORSES CARRIAGES and BUGGIEs kept constantly for hire
My Holsters cannot be surpassed in any country, and
therefore feel confident of giving entire satisfaction those
who favor with their custom
feel grateful my friends and the public for their liberal
patronage heretofore hope merit continuance their
custom. H. K. NIXON.
Wilmington n. c., Dec. IL. 1917. lift
COACH MAKING, REPAIRING, AND JOBBING,
C0raer Third and Princess Streets opposite Nrons Livery
Stables, Wilmington ". G.
THE subscribers, having taken the establish SEDo
ment on the corner of Third and Princess SITS, 60
Wilmington, N. c., formerly occupied by w ]. Cornwall.
intend carrying the above business all its branches
prepared any orders with which they may be
favored promptly and in workmanlike manner They will
attend to making and repairing Carriages of all descrp
tons also, Buggies Wagons, Drnys Carts, Sc.
and having secured the services of faithful and experienced
workmen they feel confident of being able
work style Of neatness and finish that fail give
satisfaction.
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It's hard work for many people to live, and as
doubly hard for some to die.
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Countries. Population. Reg'r army. One soldier
France -. So, 800 ,ooo 4os ooo. 81
Russia. "a 900 600. 674 600 so
Austria 35 500, 900. 405 900. SO
Prussia .16 ,0G0 900. 121 600 1873
Germany exclusive of
Austria, Prussia &
Bavaria. 10 700 0oO .. 100 900 so
Sardinia 1900, 900. 800. 146 900 80
Spain. ~ 400, 200. 119 600. los
her colonies 80. 81 900 900. 80. I04 900. 30e
Great Britain, without
her colonies % SOC, 900. 70 000....3 800
But even this comparison is by no means fair to-
wards Great Britain for Prussia in addition to her
regular army keeps her reserve, and the first divi-
sion of her tandwehr, comprising 226,0 900 men, in
constant readiness to meet an enemy. Austria has
also tandaretT in reserve, by which she raise
her effective force to 1000 men and France has
her organization of national guards train
ed, armed, and accoutred amounting to $500, 900
men. Against these formidable numbers Great Bri-
tain has only to set her yeomanry, amounting to
Is, 440 men her enrolled pensioners (many of them
are wholly superannuated,) amounting to 10000
and 900 dOckyard men, occasionally drilled-Lon-
don correspondent Of the Nat. Intelligeheer.
THE PLANK RoAD.-We understand that ten miles
of the Plank Road have been located-from Green
vile to Tysons Bridge The engineer (Mr. Loo
mis- arrived Greenville only on Wednesday last,
and the prompness after his arrival with which the
work was got under way, shows that the directors
are going to push ahead with all possible despatch
Two portable steam saws are now building IN Baltl-
more for the Road, and are expected to be here by
the lst May, when the saving of the plank will
commence.
The ten miles Of the Road located, stretch nearly
in Western direction towards Raleigh. and extend
to the Contentnea region, very rich farming Sec
ton 1t is the purpose, learn of the directors to
locate the Road through this region to the Railroad,
crossing it in the vicinity either of Wilson or Black
Greek The sections, as they are located will spec
Oily be put under contract. and the grading be COM
meneed.-North State Whig.
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RSU.s WANTED, a Gentleman viii
Salts By AntiioU.
4 H. NgawIx A0ctloneei
40 nIanffNtf mn

b. NEswS Auctoneei
AyY BANGS, BROTHER & Co
~ III ade sale Rooms. No 10 Park Row.
SATURDAY EVENINGS SALB-WIl incl dde avery eNten.
vo eoleolloa Of choice standard aud illustrated
Books including Annals tor 1872, snperoy lllnstaiei
Pseca works, costly blntlnssi illustrated WORKS OF
Scenery and Travels Bibles and Prayer Books various
zes Turkey, velSe, and papier mache bindings emDel-
lsh.d juvenile Books and great variety OF popular Ms
cellar cons Literature and School Books, &c
Also emo Staple aud Fancy Stationery and Fancy Att
es aud 40 tmeht OF Blank Books, tuil aud bali
bound udng DANES for 1882, yanous sizes and bind
ings, &c.
MONDAY EVENING, Dee. p, AZ 81 O'Clock
Books AND FANCY ARrIcLks-Beng large col ection
Of elegantly Ilust ated Books in rich bindings suited 10
the approaching holiday season. mclnd Annals for 1875!
and many Standard Works, beautifully Ornamenled and
bound fine Bibles and Prayer Books various sizes Illus
nstsd Juvenile and new popular Standard Miscellaneous
Works sc. Also Far cy Articles and Stationery lnc,rd
ing par ier msohs Goods cod and mahogany Writing
Desks Work Boxes, Treyelmg Cases, &c.
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for the Goli6ape.

Holiday Presents.
pALL, BLACK IL co (suecessors to
~ Marquand Co No 247 Broad say south eornor OF
Murrsys inform their friends aud the pubic that their
assortment of
DIAMOND and other RICH JEwELRY,
Silver and Plated Ware,
WATCHES. CLOCKS
PARIAs WARE. and
FANCY ARTICLES,
was ssver MORE coxPLErs THAN AT THE PRESENT TINE.
and those in want Of HOLIDAY PRESENTS are invited
to an Of their stock confident bel ewing that
is not surpassed in VARIETY and STYLE BY any in the
United States
By almost every steamer Europe they receipt
Of NEW STYLES Of goods MADE TO ORDER, or Sc
LECTED BY Of the FIRM who Ia aceuatomsd TO devote
two thirds Of each year in visiting the ysrous MANU-
FACTORIES Of ENGLAND, FRANCE, sWIrZER-
LAND, GERMANY ITALY, sc, &c. the remaining
brsf period Of the year bsag passed in the store,
ables him from PERSONAL OBSERVATION, to OBJ
tam that knowedse Of the taste and saa u their cas-
toners and the public which could not be obtained Ia aaJ
ether way.
B.. B. l. co, IN ADDITION
To their former large store, have the past yeay ADDED
THE WHOLE SECOND Story. asa SALES ROOM,
where, among tho many BEAUTIFUL and ARrisfiC
GOODS offered for SALE they will take pleasure IN show
ing the beautiful GOLD TEA SERVICE, made by them
for Z. K COLLINS. ESQ and which secured s1oh HloH
COMBINATIONS at the WO 2LD'S FAIR. aad also
the beautiful SILVER VASE. belonging 20 CoMho-
DORE STEVENS, Won by the YACHT AAEkiCA' m
the great contest the past Summer.
B., 4 co. ALSO CALL
especial attention the fact that thsy have tbs pail ses
,ou. much ENLARGED their MANUFACTURES
which will enable them manufacture, under thsn o"h
immediate 50 2sryisisn, any article OF
srI YER wARE OK JEWELRY,
L.-., sl.bo,sts in design difficult 10 sIseason In
n,pnsr that shall be satisfactory in STYLE and PkiCS
30 ,hs.e who favor them with their orders.
ORIGINAL DESIGNS FURFfsHED
At any time WITHOUT CHARGE, and an n'pectoh Oh
h, sock doe. not incur lsast obligation 10 poaAs
y, rsc,nt arrival of the Humboldt b. b. Co.
NV. ,,esiysd an invoice Of superior WATCHES made az
nr..sly for them In Geneva, among which are HUNTING
WATCHES with heavy Gold Cases.
soxysrI Watches with beautiful enAinsed eases neh-
., az, With Diamonds and Pearls An e.egas pfsssh er
the approaching season.
.l,o few very superior Watches, that require 70 20
wound 10 hu, enee in eight days bAvss an ndsI sTsS
n. day Of the eek and mouth
r. Co would all the ate ntion OF the Dt'he PIT
tcularfy to these Watches, as they are an saHsy ne"
article and for them vith tae greatest eAs
=, r,xzrds accuracy &c aod warranted 10 be fnt rao
tins-keeDers
BALL, BLACK CO.
No. a7 Broadway. ngn Of the Golden Eas.s.
HENRY BALL, wM BLACK, RBENzR sioHh'
d2e aMWSsn
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r COLTON, Auclloneer
SALE of III q L ) T. ii o l. ID FURNl-
~ TURE SCHOOL DO. DESKS. STOOLS, &c-F
COTTON will SSH, THIS DAY. (SltgrdsyD Dec ~, Al
10! o'clock. al the Auction Rooms No. y Beexman-st
No 50 AnEst, tns balance OF horgage-D sds from
such as French bedstsads mahogany and curl chars
and tea tables dress bureaus beds and mattresses car
psts and oil cloths China and glass ware, table cutlery
kitchen furniture, &c. Also several counters Also
school desks and stools Also music and ether books
cIothi,c se Sal, positIye tg0 lts
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DIN IRISH CORK MALT Wills
rss ,abse,,h~, has jus, received. by the clip
-, IN, pacsr frssh supply Of wises Old Corr na'
Et,.sy -hch he will seil BY the P5neason ohas bs
I'm H,.ss lses and The same afncie can % No" NJ
80, - ersftifss. 70 suit parehasers. Apply 70 .
S-S,f. IaSI NOONAN, Ne ~ 0eeh~eh ~
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'ts' MnNnAY EYENING. Dee 2. a o. o'oloo2.
z. E. CARRINoroN, Auc:ionssr.


a UCTION MOTTO E-RARE AND
IN VALUABLE MODERN OIL PAINTINGS now
exhibition at the hIssoLoSGI GALLERY. at No. S6j
Broadway opposite Bond Rooms Of the National AGA
DENY of Desisnl-CURTIS DARLINGTON Will sell o.
TUESDAY, ssd inst. at n o'clock az the above named,
Gallery the very valuable and choice collection OF PICTURES
embraced IN the catalogue now exhibited.
This collection Of about 80 subjects the works of he
celebrated modern artists Of Europe, such Robbie Yer
boako,sn Verheyd Lies Tschaggeny, Van Soer and Bcne
Of Brussels Nouers OF MaInes Smst Scharp Won Bree
Of Amsterdam, Lamorniere Van Horsgh Schaefels Ruy-
ten PEI De Backeler Of Antwerp, Yer Wee. Koekkock
Sme Of the Hague and many other eminent artists Of the
day gathered IN selection from Of the most
clebr ted galleries Europe and by purchase from the ar
u,ts personally imported under the supervision Of
European artist and confidently offered to connos
s.urs and Others of the very best collections over
offered for sale either public private, IN tho CITY Of
New-Yors Mos' of these Paintings guaranteed ors'
sails by the artists whose names they bear.
There are also few Pictures Of older date, bearng the
names Of Van Dyek aud Rembrandt, which we're obtained
from celebrated cabinet at Client. which believed 70
be originals by those masters.
Cards Of admission be had application 20 Surts
Canington No II william ST.. Messs l. Petit X Pfeitier
No. IS Pins-tt A. LegoaI PaIdsnss No. 81 MAIDEN
lane, g. r. LabuTgeT, No 400 Broadway. and De Per-
ceyal No COT Broadway dlj 5tIuTh&S'
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ID. 6. HouoH, Auct.onser.

D. 3. HOLUII, AuCL40AeoL =
FURNITURE attention of house
ksspsrs is invited the sale Of good Second ha-d
GITRNITijkE on MONDAY MORNING, AZ IL o eio;k,
No. lis Greenwich ay the shecs q isHy ascnnns
Fyery article w be sold without restriction Sofas Sofa
Feds Carpets variety msbe-top Furniture bureaus ma
hogaby Ckars Rockers Divans, Mirrors, dining, card,
DER ana other Tables fine Feather Beds, Mattresses,
Palia,ses mahogany washstand, Croeksry pad Mat
c-ssI,ry. Gla ~ are, sc Sale positive rain OF shns
am fs
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UOLJDAY PRESENTS-ls52.-

HOLIDAY PRESENTS-lo52.-
L ELEGANT BOOKS and Other Articles vSna ~
Christmas and New fesis pies'@''' - ~
BOOKSTORE. s,.h.a 70, ,esa
Tngissh and American AnnlSls-Prolshsu iot l"sL
TIpe illustrated and Illuminated ~0fAs' Il ces~A'
tnd,LgS.
s:aIaaid and Religious Beoss, ~ 9gpioss1S apsA'''
Rsap;lful editions ii the Bible and II mn BOOKS
IIgljsh and American Poets, VARIOUS eoi.ohs-
Bcoks for Childrea--a ysTy large assSttHsn'
Fancy Articles IL great variety
Cane. Puzzles, Pictures. &C, &c, &C, &c
AT red al .he lowest prlces. - - -.
cs9 IT. SAMUEL RAJ -NO.' ~. - =
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~ TEAM JOB PRINTING.-Ia the pa

~ twenty years the Advertiser ha. performed every
duty connected with the Printing ana Publishing OF over
THIRTY different Daily. Weekly Monthly aud Quarterly
Periodicals. FIFTEEN Of which still ssdsI he care,
together with JOBBING patronage OF the Mshea char
acter for the dispatch VI which be possesses kVghf
MODERN FACILITY afforded by nsw and boantiiai
T,pss Borders, Ornaments and Steam Presses, opSSsd
by tn, most skifll and experienced wofsmeA.
~ REMEMBER, therefore. when yoa are ccniem-
plating the issue Cards. Circular Bill heads, haAdonis
Labels Almanscs, Pamphlets, OF ANY DEscRIPrioN
Of Printing thai ]. A. q. can execute LARGE ORDERS
IN as good style short notice, and On ~ ,.vv'~~
.ts ThS n Tutf istp No "a Gold. cor. Flaoa-sI
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J. NJ ALLEN, Auctionesr
NANCY ARTICLES and CHRIST
Il MAS GOODS, FURNITURE, Sc.-I. NJ. ALLEN
will sell a. ant tisB SATURDAY, zoth inst, at l0l
o'clock at No 3es Broadway prime msnt Of fancy
z, DDS rich B1he Glassware, French gold hsarsd Chi-
ma are rosewood No boNes and tDesks OF high cost
soeI i'd PAPER mache Tables Waters Clocks sc Also
OF rosewood black walnut and mahogany
Furniture for the DaTor, basement and chamber Gaia
i gass at sale .
PIANO FORrE-At ~ O'Clock. valuable Piano Forte
MADE by Brown & Hallet Boston, cost $1,000 dl9 Ct
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INVALID FEMALES-Who are desi-

rous suting OF their own ser who 10 psffsc!y
c,mpia R's hey subscs TO-
have the opportunity, MS MIS- DRAKE the daughter
and OF the late Mrs M1r the celebrated Ply
STEFAN. has Discontinued her monthly visits 20 the New
FL gland States.
Her residence Is al No $50 GREENE ST bstx ssn Wa
yerey Clinton places, where ,h' purposes devotng
her time and attention to those requiring h.r advcs add
remedies She be consulted all femae comp ANTS,
aft ctions scrofuous. butte and oaaseOus
diseases, bcnch al, lung, liver and stomach complains.
cstaTfh, rheumatism, scistCa, lumbtfO hs norhags,
ha piles, and ali Diseases Of children.
the treatment of which she has gait ell auca celeb
rty previous visiting and heT from Lond
Her remedies prepared from the nal receipts Of
ber mother tine late Mr. Ne,t om the nsossa,o juices
and extracts essential otis and OF roots. herbs
flow srs barks gums and basams the eoas,ss If vhch
have been thoroughly tested great asy instas<ssdir
OK the long and extensive pracllce IT hsef Mrs,
Mott in Newton and Boston Cons citations free Of
charge
Persons consulting by letter ~ Il add wall receive f
particulars IN and can have mtdioo'p oNefnlr
pack ed and forwarded by express. d10 6tssAW
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ID s. HoUCH, AEcsiOnser.
FURNITURE, &c. - THIS DAY,
Saturday, at l0i AM, at No 81 Beskman- st viii
be sold without sofa BEDS sofas several sets
mahogany chars; alsO bureaus. tables, carpets, OIL
ming chars, washstands dyans, clocks tables,
pals re- being the furniture Of boarding house IL
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mr. CUsTAvUS Y. BROOKE

MIR. GUSTAvUS '. BROWN; .1.
l jon, received from Lendon rev P9s.ss' % " /.
~ the greatest EnEsh actor slncs nc
days Of ESGrd Ksan so' p N B se9sJ kEPosi.
~ frISC ARTS No, 50 Canalr near btosoH ~
Fsey .elcss oI Ch;i S,s1 Tree Eut.a aad imsr
40 .es,iss 9Th cOOrsd illustrations, James "o'k
80 WIZ Dcsss E. gsh Pant Boxes roll i5 49, =.
All L,nds 81 all IheS;ers. with sets o. scenes 1Nu
=, i1s that can eiIor sisel EnsrsVings IL
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CHINESE TOYS.-Thirty cases Jos.
~ received Of these curois and A."Ae. -
TUTTLEs Emporium, No siS Bfoad".J. 1870.
a,ious are making 70 supply the pubic VIZ" -,
'ar,. ~ n, e' ., .sba. a, aAy tms fe'sd -ah,1'
paris :" INV '"' " ts3
cbAxs
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Mem I)anlirdfions.
FOurih EdiliOn Of 2,sCO Copies Nov Ready.

FonIth Edition If ECO Copies Nov Ready
TX OSSUTHA AND THE HUNGARIAN
IN wAR-PECK BLISS EDITION. Price a Cts
nc PECK d THEO. BLISS, Philadelphia, publish
KOssUTH AND THE HUNGARIAN WAR, comprising
complete history the late struggle of the Hungarians
for liberty Nth notices Of the leading chiefs and states
men who distinguished themselves in crnc and in the
field with authentic portraits and illustrations Price %
cent?
This comprised abou, three hundred closely
printed pages wnh seven veil engraved illustrations and
10 published at yrce considering the quantity Of matter
and style Of execution which challenges competition
II z,r,e, a biography of KOssuth and the leading
Cs.fans Of the Hungarian War from the most authentic
materials; plee story Of Hungary from The EARLIEST
time, an account OF the circumstances which led 70 the
COMMENCEMENT Of the and vivid narrative ofshe
Wal itself
Ths bee authorizes have been relied IN the prepaIa-
on ,fe work and for beauty Of style and force OF de-
,trptior il will ar comparison with the most approved
historical works OF the day
Ter thousand copies Of tins popular work have been
printed duIiRg the past ten days For sale IN NeW-fork
by II Long Brother Dewitt Davenport, Garret Co.,
A. G. Barnes Co, CaAy Burgess, Newman Co. and
by Booksellers and Periodical Dealers throughout the
UIi0s. d20h
NNUALS and GIFT BOOKS for
IN CHRISTMAS and NEW YEARS, at DEWITT 4
DAVENPORT'S, Tribune Buildings, Eassau-st.
elegant assortment too numerous 10 paItc OF
Shldr.ns Books.
Alfo. elegant Annuas, &c.
THE LEAFLETS OF MEMORY.
souvenir GALLERY.
GEMS or BEAUTY.
FRIENDSHIPS OFFERING.
SNOW FLAKE.
REDS FEMALE POETS OF AMERICA AND
KEEPSAKE Turkey. Also paper mache, very elegant.
Also, the new and curious GAME OF THE SNAKE.
Pnce 50 and Is cents.
impossible 10 mention al, go ean and see t'r yon'-
selves DEWITT x DAVENPORT
d2o Tribune Buildings, Nassau
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&lN REWARD.-Lost on Thursday
miscellaneous AoprrIisements

NOTHING. New York Cash Cloth
~ ing Establishment at the I'D s.S-d Nc 2 Patton 81
near Broadway
r DEGR0Or 4 co
have on hand large and entire New stock Of Ready
made fall and winter Clothing, VII Oh fo style. durability
and ohsapDess in price surpa.es any ether store 10 New
York. Their Custom Work is attended by the nee; shn
inl Cutters and every warranted 10 IT. sArts.
Drawers CAvat Stocks, Collars Gloves and svsry srs-
Gle Of gentlemsns wearing apparel
Complete suits made 10 order Al q hours notice.
Remember the No. la Fulton st.
SAMUEL r. PULLEN. EDWARD DEGR0OT.
$40 GruThsS
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CIFT BOOKS for the HOLIDAYS
IL Tup HISTORY or THE ENGLISH AND
sCOTCU FIBEIIION5 OF IeS5. By JHhA ~
George. -, A,,.,. - that remarkahle
s,;-L ever ven 60 the world; no Library, c1lese -
ms. Therefore skor,d be without this valuable isia
Scik Of literary genius II must INN ssnnana Pnpn'
atteli.1n- ..pv r. EuRI3ESS
Published BY taDi & "a I,ha.s;
xis TIaTLAS'
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to the POOR, DIS

Il EAsED. CONSuMPrlYE DEBiLIrATRD.-
After three years OF universal curing dis
ease heretofore deemed monranIo suhssnbcs feels
ms duty 70 give the NERVOUS aNrIDOre TO all
able pay IT, II II not for the fact thai Il has
been universal demand for hree years without solitary
failure complaint against H. tbs notice would act be
made public but IS new too we'll kuosn 10 be doue ed
rhe following truly humane and phl,' hroplc gsn,iemsa
have allow ed their names references TO its mighty
power diseae-Asthna Ccassrptlon, Coush. Rhen
matism Govt, Neuralgia. Tic Dolausux DyssMtsry nc.
&c sc. Hours Of attendance from = to3P VI.
TALBOT WATTS. No. t7i Gfssn~,eh ~
~ B.-As my swn city gives ample employ penf muss
decline answering country letters without some reasonable
nducement.
Dr. q. s BALDWIN. No 1871. 7th N
Mason Asten. Esq lliih-st, Harlem
john 1ogaTdUs. ESQ No 20 Clarkson-st
capt j. blscoe corner Of Nh-av, AID 30 ~
y lonant ESQ., No III Pearls.
Mons. Chagot, ESQ, No. llS Canal st
Chas Ccnckhn, Esq, No. 100 Hudson "a.
J. p. Callahan, Esq.,, No. IA Pine st.
John g. Horton. ESQ, No. 90 Nassan-H
VIM q. Hornfager. ESQ. No n Wsl-st.
George HAYWARD. Esa, No. IS Nsssan-st
George Hamilton. Esq, No. l32 20h 81,
Moses Hawkins Esq, No, lS9 East ais,-sf
w. H. Miller, ESQ, No. zSe Broadway
DR.. stratton. No. 239 Grand 81:
A Smith Esq. No. 80 FTankfort.ss.
Chss webb ESQ, No. $40 West ldh- 81.
G W Weber ESQ author Of =" Shot IA Ire Eye, BE-.
M 2o others whose names and add be had
depot Ne IO2 Nassaus 81 cents and bottle ais 0s
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- Fire Annihilator.-ihs Dpblc have been nd
ysed If The dg aceiu ut Of the public dsm ns'raon
of yesterday uQOn Hamilton fccars sl they have not beeD
informed a an the FAC connected with and caosns It,
NY inten 70 EXHIBIT the efficacy Of invention
sma aud .Tsc hfes Icommsn"ed WITH small one,
ting IA. flames ia reach INTO the second story OF the
bu Icing and then applied mach mes and eK'ngushed
This TO show he aBn aIlatiIg e.c Of tho machines
Upon ffe when ns Discovered IN dwelling. Intended
follow IN up by setting FIRE 10 the house aud en-
thus dtmOn,t at the efficacy of the aaJihaior upon
hoe thoroughly FIRE astO BE beyond the reach o. any
of the ordinary means Of eX,lnguishng fte Had os8n
pc med 10 proceed the present would have been
sIhthsd by witnessing beautiful aac spooesuui demon
| confident l should have accom-
pehed al, HAVING done hun iIeds Of tines before
but afer eStngushir The small ffe, great numbers OF
the people rushed into the house and prevented mo from
ding further. In endeaVOIInR 10 Fepel them was
iwIce Knocked down, and one of my men iTea-ed
InE az the inuders aFn the honse fre and in
sistsG on is htiQg burned dowa
This simple statement Ofthe acts and appeal totne
American people whether have been treated with 1stco
and whether my invention has BEEN fairly tested clam
that neTtOrOus invention and that y VIII perform
mems And now propose another thai Of II ~ presence
Of committee of fifty hundred ntlenen, possess
ing the confidence If the community and not ntees cd IN
us failure II flto c)nvncs such committee
Ofils value will cbeeGiully submit II - her decision
Not only possibly prevented yesterday ffDm my
second experiment upon the building, but while preparing
Tor and proceeding with the first spirit Of angry
position manifested and the pressure Of the people Into
the house such that feared they would not permit
TO apply the machines at all and therefore 1t was sp-
Piled the IA AS did N appeared TO me from the
beginning that numbers of had come there Tor
the puI pose of mischief and the Tesa has quite satisfied
III that my appIehe nSions were not groundess
d20 W. Ii. PHILIPS, Peten'se
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fine arts.

NOR SALE.-A small collection oI
ii valuable CABINET PAINTINGS. org nails " -
rrsa. masters, beautifully executed and N "a ia1s,
prsservaon Will amply repay me conn0isseH A.. ri
siIrt The orour etor assures the gentleman te s
forturs tasy win prove a valuable acquls ~ b he
j.ct,on Ir tbs County or E1r0Ds In S -,
wish,s Of the many Een.lemen who ca Isi - ,sossA
n 10 vew them the proprietor h1s nAa v sII
f,y in,use,or 10 the store u Asssis WILL a. ~.
gTEVLNs No. $50 Broadway
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N< .sceSsrkisgman's Building Association viii
= q Ne - rnesttns On SATURDAY EVENING, Dec.
rsss bs,.Swr hfosdway All invited TO attend The
Al, ~ tfe rdsd 10 those who become members w,ll
sss r.aaed. Al required iafornstioo, " IN the Ar
" Rad o. the Secretary. at No 5 Nasslu-s.
CIV MCCLELLAN, President
hhseS, Secretary DIS "a