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BACON a. BAsk EKVILL offer for sale
- 40 hhds Porto kico
l27 do New Orleans
100 halfbtx.s Loaf Sugar.
43 b5ls Crushed and Powered
III bbls Coffee and Clarified
6i9 bags Rio
4e4 de LasaiYA
81 dc Cape : Coffee.
81 do Java
80 do Costa Riea g. Mocha
1875 bbls Now Orleans Molasscs
IS hhds Porto Rico do
so bbls Sugar House Syrup aul7
ThE BEST hair DYEs.-phalon's Mag.
L 1c Is one OF the best; it colors the hair
and whi.kers the moment it is applied, beautiful
and natural looking brown or black as may be de-
sired
The Trieobeph has been long before the public
ana IL TOO well and favorably known to need COM
ment. These, together with other Hsir DYES are
fur sale by PURCELL, LADD & CO.,
au II Druggists. 81 Man ct.
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49, rF"'s"'t"s VIII uo uHu6I tne bupef1aten-
aence OF gentleman Of experience, ana will not
interfere with the regular business Of "The Ar.
oour. Private Parties vi I be furnished with sun.
pers in Rooms expressly kept for that purpose and
every luxury at the earliest moment received a.
heretofore 80
nne onnk Deer now on hand asd for
nice Vcn!son Steak, Fnt soru. ard No \ Cy.,srs
OF any.hioe and everything good to eat, or q RINK
Gnu =. - =. mo Aroour' Rw ALLEN.
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BRADLEY & BROTHER.

TT IS A WELL.KNOWN FACT, tna
L oSBoRS'S DAGUERREAN GALLEaf Is sno
We would invite eli 10 call soon, a. we shall DOL
take low pictures but few weeks. :,
We have made arrangements 10 take pietu'es - =.
sick or deceased persons at their residences, v"
prices are from 81 " SiU. oSboaSs,
opposite the bsaxs, sligo Of The American FiaS
ly Is
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FIRE. LIFE AND r. ~

= INSURANCE The Richmo.a :.
NAssociation are now preparsd y, 20 nm IN.
policies Of Insurance on the sb o. ', :
similar company, and respectfully AL .I ss my
the patronage of the public Appliest;on.' snare Of
received at the Office, No 223, corner ~ W. *ia Be
9th streets, where the officers viii ebss.s sn sne
nish all information that may be reom;.ay fa,:
losses promptly and literally adjusted 1'ioo. Az
JAMES BosHER, pres,as,,
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1sLAAslCAL AND co III Nj Il II 9 i A l.
" SCHOOL ON CHURCH HILL.-The sub
scriber proposes to open q School for Boys on the
Goth inst in the school room Broad street, oppo-
site St Johns Church.
His object will be to impart to such boys a. may
be placed under his care thorough and practical
education, or to prepare them for admission to col.
lese. The government ef the School viii be mild
and salusary, yet msiatoined Nth frmness.
pa and duriss he u.s st. wear 10 Rehnond, he
hopes to discharge the duties OF teacher to the sat
sfaction of his patrons.
REFERBNcHs -Revs. Messrs. Keppler. Read and
Dunning, and Aessrs. o. P. Baldwin aud E. Yerby,
ON Church Hill.
Modern LanSuaees.-Mr. N. "A STAICOS ID en-
gagged as Instructor In Modern Languages, and will
also give of lectures during the session on
such branches % shall be deemed most important
to the pupils.
EDW. w. CONE, A. B., Principal
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MI KS. MALLOKT's SCHOOL, FOURTH
III STREET. between Grace and Franklin The
next session vt this School win commence on the
hfs; of October
Miss \. win sske charge Of few small boys in
separ t. apartment. cu-ims
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MOrICE.--Aii persons Indebted 10 the iate III, LII
IN of PEAkE, BRADLEY g. co, either BY boaa
Or open account, are earnestly requested 70 eolns
forward and settle them, a. no longer indulgence
will be given These accounts are OF long siam ine
and must be settled.
Also, all persons indebted to u.s. whose accounts
are due, are requested TO settle them speedily ~.
we are determined 70 have them settled wisaoA
delay.
au 3l-ts BRADLEY a. BROThEh.
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NEW BOARDING. AND DAY SCHOOL
| In TILE CITY OLE RICHMOND Mr. TINS

NkW BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL
IN IN THE CITY OF RICHMOND.-Mr. TINS
LEY, late Principal of the Farmville Female Sem
mary, will open School for Young Ladies, in the
city of Richmond on the LIST Of October next.
He ha. selected 4 spacious tenement on the south
side Of Grace between 9Th and 9Th streets, in CEN
trail and delightful part of the city. The course of
instruction will comprise all the branches Of tao
rough English education, together with the Ancient
and Modern Languages, and Music In all the De-
partnents, the services Of accomplished and oxpe-
rienced assistants will be secured and attached to
the school will DO an extensive apparatus for the
illustration of the physical science..
TBhhs-Board, 1890 Tuition in the English
branches, from $50 to $40; Ancient and Ao6en
Languages, each $40; Music. GO. Further par
riculsvs In . future advertisement.
PsFEBHNcEs-Rev Thos v Moore, Rev Charles
II Read, DR. Fl Cabell, DIR John CUNNINGHAM,
Sherwin hcRse, Henry P Irving, James Brown, Jr,
Richmond; Rev VIM 8 White, d d, Lexington;
Rev Benjamin Smith, staun,on DR. John Hsr.
vie, ChsStsn Cooke, Charles Selden, James n
Harris, VIM C Scort, Edward Cunningham, Viii.
liam S Dance, Esqrs, Gen VIM Lyon. Powhasan
DIR Roysier, Hugueaot Springs; DR. Thss Aesux,
DR. Richard farrar, William l. Booker, John Il
steser, Charles s Truehearr. Esqrs, Amelia Major
Woodbridge, H Hancock, w W Hancock, Esqrs,
Chrs,erled. So 10-12r~
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Let those now eat that never eat before
And those VINO always eat now eat the noren
sNACkS FOR NINRPENCE.
A the request OF numerous frienos have fitted
a up an Eating Room with Steam Table, ac.
anu anu slaii open TODAY, upon the New York
pan-having everything ready cooked. where
business Men can get a snack without being d.,
tanned moment and select from the FOLLOWING
what suits their appetite best:
sfied oysters Sd Boiled Ham. Cd
Soweo 90 .--..9d Corned Beef. Cd
per- steak- cd Broied Sors Cd
LAMB chop. Fresh Fish Sd
rricasee Chieken.. I'D Domestic Pie. %
nam nam and. Eess... sd Picked Oysters 4d
s.s, :, Cakes. 81 Pigs Feet. I'd
Mns Toast ...--....y I'D Hot Coffee
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M HITk ASH ANTHKACITE coal.
w Landing from schr George, cargo o. saps
rior White Ash Anthracite Cenl. fsfson'
laying il their winter supply II the .eose Coz =
would do well to sead down their orders - ~
per load, delivered any where in the city
mo. w. WRIGHT,
SET Docs Wharf
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MRS. HENkIQUE'S
ENGLISH AND FRENCH ACADEMY POE
YOUNG LADIES,


AgLSS ANNIE T.. ALVEY respectfully
IVA announces to her friends and the public. that
she will give instruction TO limited number of
pupils) on the "PIANO FORTE" She begs leave
refer the folio wing gentlemen of the Virainia
Female Institute, StauntoI
Rev. r. II. Phillips, Principal.
Rev ]. c. Wheat, Vice Principal.
Rev I. T. Cas,iemau.
J. c. Epgeibrecht, Professor of Music.
Also, Rev Gao. WOODBRIDGE, OF this city.
TlRMs-S50 per anuura, or Is per month, paya-
blequarseriy. Residence on 2nd between Asrshall
and CLAW streets. Sc 6-lm"
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YFW nN Cn0rA l..... ;.E-- ~. --t, : q
N q. In CCSAA EGGS 70 lnIorm MS pupils of
Al ms ietutn from NORM. having lew unoe.
oupieo nuufs no WIZ DC happy 10 lnpart instrue
ons On tno RANG Fiu'e' uuisaf, ana Singing to
sucn LADIES ana Gentlemen as desire 1t
his rooms At the American Hotel. 40 SN3v.
~ -
lSS 5IAHAhDS sChOOL FOR
~ fOUNG LADIES. VIII open on the st Oc-
toDer next, On Main, between 18TH and 10th
stree.s 3l-dimN
NOUNG LADIES, CULLEGIATE sE
l. MlNARY, corner of FRANKLIN and Fifth streets
Shockoe Hill, Richmond, Va The sixth session of
this Institution will commence on Monday. Sep
TENDER 2Uh upon an Improved pli o.. Inc School
will consist of five departnents-Primsrv Acada
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t1NO THh LAD1hS.-l would particularly
l. ask call from the Ladies wishing something
really prime, in the style of Morocco Buskins and
Morocco Lace Boots Goat Buskins and Goat
Lace Boots; also for Misfes School and Dress
Walking Shoes, Of Morocco and Goat Lace Boots.
These were all made by nay direction for my retail
sales, and may be depended upon - the best
ReeoIleet, at the sign ef the Boot No 43 Main
street, just below City Hotel, opposite side, at
Sc IL WALSHS
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knnge of the Thermometer
AT J. w. RANDOLPH No. III, Main street,
YESTERDAY
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TUITION OF MODERN LANGUAGES.
TNNE undersigned begs to offer bis serviees
L Teacher of the German, EreRch ,SpaHish
and Psrtu suess Languages, and referring to the
subjoined testimony he hopes that the public viii
honor him With a iibersl share of their patronage
HENRY Won GRONlHG.
Apply 10 the French Consulate,
or 1T 2l6 Broad street.
Mr.. HENRY Won GRoNrNa has enjoyed unusual
opportunities by education and continued residence
ABROAD. to become practically familiar with the
most important of Modern Languages, whilst his
character and his habits such TO insure to
him, Is gentleman, that success which his extern
sive knowledge and great ability as a te.cher
not tail to obtain. DR.. ERNEST VOLGER,
Adj. Prof or Mod. Lang.
University Of Virginia, March L, 1852
sake further liberty 10 refer To o Streeker
Esq aud f. w. de Voss Esq, of this city, end to
John End'ich, Esq, OF Reading, Pa
sc 7-dl2L~ HVG
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EDUCATION.

SELECT CLASSICAL AND RNGLlsH
- SCHOOL, Main street, between I'd and 4th sts.--
n TURNER, A. n, Principal; Mons. J. MICH.
ARD Professor Of Modern Languages; Mr J. 8.
PERKINS, Teacher Of Drawing. The ninth aca.
deu,ic year Of this School will commence ON Mon.
dsv. the Goth of SEPTEMBER. There will be IN op-
noytuuity of one pupil to occupy room with the
Principal, and board in the same family.
seI4-twA
NGR. j. @. r. BENNETT's SCHOOL
Iy1 will reopen on Monday. October 4th,
1859.
Terms and location at future dats.
~ il-5t
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ORNATE raACTiCE.-Dr PLUME
L CO. may be consulted, conddenrially, Tor 1ns
treatment of the following diseases: EruPuons'
Sore Legs, Ulcers, Glandular Swelhngs, or en-
largemen,s, syphilis, and all morbid discharges
whether recent or chronic. Also, all taose com.
plants termed female diseases. TIE Advertisers
invite attenuos to their chemical extract oil Wuo
Flowers, which may be regarded as the very oess
article known, TO give tone and vigor to certain
abused aud deblitsted organs, we'll as to renoVs
ssyste,n shattered by dissipation or other cause
Medicines securely put up, with faii airecnoa -.
and sent 10 order. Post paid letters prompuy ~
tended TO. Office on Franklin street, neio" e
change Hotel, and first door below Trinity eaufsa'
Richmond Virginia leg
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~ UhkMT II. HAOAUDCS siefs ms sss !.
N ccs To the citixens Of hcnu,ond and tnc pooass
generally ~ general Collector u liaams- no
pledges himself 70 attend ssrcty 20 al business sn
irussad 70 HE care Hia oilce u in the rear o. ~
James n suissn's once. IN Law Building, k'ca
mond We my $-nm
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to theci
REFEt
C.. Jo]
Rev Ro
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Profe
Proiessd
ter Mob
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VO1
THE
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Jas.
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1s9uasA|
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nc. 90
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PIANO FOkTEs,-P Il

Nalx JUST to hama by tue snip Pnnce Al.
x9SAS bert, from London double action HARP,
Xe6s3 of handsome size and beautifully ornament.
~ ed, made by Dodds of London.
Miss s. SULLY has kindly consented 20 show the
same to purchasers at her residence. ON Marshall
street.
Sc o. A. STRECKEp,
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duc,d nr;es. 'a,,y tested his ~.
known to every pc son. that he viii eo,.;, mahs
manent the loving charges for his ssrv,a per.
the assurance 'ha. his operations sbsII ~ VITA
ed better than under his past exorh,. ~ perisfm-
How sol Because he and his asss,an,s are t ,eesI
full exercise, and make more N ,nsv. ie Kept h
Extract tooth, Is cts; fIl win .;,..
cts; with gold, IS cts; Pivot TN.b 40 " sa un, %
Tooth, %; upper or lower sets, s2s NH w Flats
out artificial gums. &c. DC, &c. WIN " wlA.
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DENTAL sUacror

- - - = .GVtFEe Of UonfaI Hn,.-
:. a. .,.,. y3 c1ers his professional ssy.s -
70 'ne cl'zens o. Richmond snd sicinity. ''noes
RETKRRNcKs - Professor q = s,;se square.
C. r. Johnson. Rev. DR.. Howell Rev i rIirriessor
Ker No kyiand, a. g. Wortham, n. D.. "a s ,,,
I. Butter, Esq, Richmond ~ ma Vim.
Professor q; Harris. Professor Thos p ~
Professor " e. Hanis, Prof C o. Cone. a. snd 1Gad
ter Noble D d. 2, B Gilmore :. sao Les
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known
manent
the ASST
ed bett
How so
full exc
Extrd
cts; VII
Tooth, |
out artl
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M HIS. W. j. MOkktS win open SCHOOL
AsA for Young Ladies on 20ih September, at her
resldeEos, Gil ind street, between Franklin cad
Main, assisted by her daughters. The ordinary
English branches will be taught, together With the
French Language and Music on the Piano A limi
I'D number OF Boarders be received into ,ae
family, either to attend this or more advanced
Schools in the city.
TERMs-For English tuition, from els to $50
payable quarterly in advance Board 600.
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TO MY PATRONS AND FRIENDS.

TAVING received my FALL STOCK of fGroceries whicl
have been well selected by myself at the North fee
house in the place, and solicit call from before pur
chasing elsewhere. much obliged for past avors
earnestly solicit continuance and increase of the
Call and you will find
hhds of the best Porto Rico Sugar;
bbs. Of & g Refined do.
bbls. of &C s'(A) Crushed do.
bags of Green Rio Coffee; bags best Gov. Java;
bags St Domingo do.
boxes Hull & sons best tallow Candles;
boxes boxes and half boxes Colgates best Pearl starch
boxes of Colsates best Soap No and pale;
bbIs. and half bbls. Of Lorriard,s n al = .;; Snuff
SS: SS: and and and 5a;ssi;: {sSs Ris s. ~ % g. g.
boxes, bbls. and half bbs fresh Soda Crackers;
So1ss So1ss :: :. :: :: :: F"g,r F"sIsr do DO:
bbs. of best Pilot Bread;
Smoked Beef and Tongues:
bbs. Of No. Mackerel OargeD
bbs No. Salmon do.
bbs. of best leaf Lard; kegs of butter
bbls s' Mercer l. Potatoes and Yellow
M bb ard half hbIs Extra Flour nsw wheat and fresh
boxes Candles; bags and II boxes extra table Salt;
boxes of D. Simmons boxing and chipping do.
Quintals of fine Goldfish; boxes of prime Cheese;
boxes of fine Tobaeco
Demijohns l. 2, 8 and gls.;
Stone Jars qts., ], /, and gls.;
kegs Powder FF and FFF lG.;( Train Oils
bbls. of Cider and white Wine Vinegar
Carb. Soda and washing do; Saleratus;
Yeast Powders, Nutmegs. Spice and Ginger
Mace, Clover, Cinnamon and Camphor;
Cream Tarter, Shoe Thread and Backing
Backing and Scrub Brushes;
Matches, Clark's and round boxes
Chocolate and Pickles half and gal also bbls;
Cedar and Painted Tubs:
Brass Hoops and Painted Water Buckets
Trays and Bowls;
Sugar house Syrup and prime Molasses
with general assortment Of other articles in line too
nlerous TO mention.
All Flour sold by me warranted sweet Low 70
Isept 2il cash at GEO. III. sKELLEY'S
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FOUNDRY AND MACHINE SHOP,

AT PORT DEPOSIT, ND.
E undersigned prepared to do all kinds of Casting,
among which they enumerate Railroad Castings such
Switch Plates Frogs, TurnOuts, Chairs Car-whee &c
&C.; Hoow-ware of all Sizes Stoves and Plough Castings
Railing, variety of patterns made and set Bridge Cast
ngs made and fitted Job Work of all kinds, in their line,
finished the and the shortest possible
notice MACHINERY of all kinds constructed; Engines
of various powers Sugar Mills, Cotton Gins Tobacco and
IIay Presses Mill Gearing of all kinds made to order, &c
Situated at the terminus of the Tide Water Canal the
great outlet of the immense Iron and Coal regions of Penn
vvania they believe with the facilities thus afforded they
will enabled furnish Castings and Machinery on such
terms will prove satisfactory.
Bv strict attention business, they hope to receive
liberal portion of patronage, which they respectfully solicit
MARSIIBANK, CIIRlST1 & co.
r. D.. NJ r CURTSTY, E. D. NJ CTENAHAN
Port Deposit, Nd May II, 1852 2lO-3t-36-6m
EEMr. J. Nj. ROBINSON. Hardware Merchant, Viii
mngton authorized Agent to receive orders for al
work in our line of business. Nj, L. x %.
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MEMENTO NIORI

NIE subscriber agent for John Ivcr McMan takes this
method saying his friends and the public general
that he has returned from the northern uares with the
largest and best selected stock of AMERICAN MARBLE
that has ever shipped to North Carolina lie has also
a full supply of EGYPTIAN AND ITALIAN MARBLES,
all of which he prepared furnish in the best style for
any purposes such Monuments TOmb Head and Foot
stones or Furniture, Mantle Pieces, Sc In short any
kind of Marble Work will be furnished low, and of as
good be had at shop in the United States
From long experience in the business and his having
some f the very best Carvers and Leercrs his employ he
hopes to have share of the patronage of the Old North
State him, in place of sending it North and he
Workmanship price, satisfaction Orders by mail will be
punctually attended to and all instructions obeyed
Dec : '195I-I3-f S. r. FORD, Agent.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

4 BOUT TWO THOUSAND ACRES OF CAPE s-n
n Fear Lands situated the Northeast side of no
Fear ear River, opposite White Hall, Blalen county
BOO Acres of River Lowand of which so cleared
acres is fresh uneeared woodland believed equal
any in the State for the raising OF corn Also, so Acres
good upland-cleared. all under good fence &c
10000 Turpentine Boxes, cut Timber enough on the
premises to pay the purchase money all near the River
Two good inland swamps easily drained containing about
zoo Acres very good land good Mill Seat the river
the dam of which has just been commenced
comfortable DWELLING with ouhouses, all in good COM
Portable order WIN. L. MOORE.
August 27. 1852 5n.an
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NEW FURNITURE,

TE0IIE subscriber would respectfully invite sEsEz=
l. the attention of the public to his stock
Philadelphia, New York and Boston packets. Having
Gently made addition his already extensive Ware
Rooms, he will be enabled to keep hand complete
assortment be found in OF the kind
and having purchased nearly all of his goods manufacture
he will be enabled to sell at very reasonable prces
The following articles may be found in his eSta blishmen:
Sofas, Black Walnut and Mahogany, in plush hair cloth,
brocatelle or ID Laine;
Tete Tete Divans;
Stuffed seat Rocking and easy Chairs;
Gothic and sitting Chairs
Sofa, Centre Pier, Eoquet and work Tables;
EtagireS COmmode and corner Nhat Aots;
OttOmans, Crickets, and TeapOys;
Fine Mantle or Pier Glasses;
Piano ortes, Stools and Music Stands;
Sideboards; Extension and other Dining Tables;
Dining Chairs;
Secretaries. fine French and common;
Etagires Portable Desks in rosewood mahogany, black
walnut, or papa mache;
Fine Library Chairs and Lounges;
Dressing Bureaus, plain and marble;
Washstands, every variety;
Warlrobes, mahogany. walnut and painted; >,
About 100 Bedseads French Cottage high post. half
post Field and Cot in mahogany walnut, cherry maple
Mattresses, cured hair, and spring;
Towel Stands:
Painted sits of Chamber Furniture;
Chairs, and Rockers; about l25 dozen Cane and WOOD
Seat;
Hat trees, walnut mahogany and iron;
Counting Room and Office Desks Chairs, stools ana
Shclves
Cane Seat high Stools with back, article
Counter and Steamboat Stools;
Looking Glasses, every description, from l25 cents to
$1O0; -
Children Cabs Carriages Horses Rockers Cribs Chairs,
Cradles, Trundle Bedsteads and Toy Bureaus;
Work Boxes
Refrigerators, Water coolers, Baths, &c.
Almost every article that may be wanted in this line.
j. D. LOVE, Front street
Is 1852 l0-3t-2
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IN advance, or within three months, 81 80
one yea, is sdeayed three months, 3 90
WnS rssrirton received for less term than year.
No nerntted to discontinue his paper after the
S subscription till the expiration ofsad year
Any nav up full and give the propretors two weeks
the berwse the paper will be continued and charged for
aotce. w V," to the above terms.
pcrson sending us five subscribers, accompa-
az I Ie advance subscription ($l2 5O0 will receive the
MED H INV NV GRATIS, for one year.
be me R at Ruf ths Office must be
AL si most paid) to the proprietors.
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MACH1NE FOR CRUSHING, GRINDING and PUL-
1fI FERILlNG recently patented in this country and Eu
rope COCHRAN'S PLANEOSPHERICAL QUARTZ
CRUSHING AND PULVERIZING MACHINES are
will be submitted to any reasonable practical tests proposed
by parties interested.
These machines by their simplicity of constructions their
durability the undoubed principles upon which they ope
rate their effective operation and result Justly entitled
to the consideration of all parties engaged in grinding crush
ing and PULVERlZING QUARTZ. from ore, zinc, cop
per- and lead and all other mineral substances.
1t is the peculiar feature of the of these machines
the finest powder, any of Quartz other earthly
NATTER in proportion to the amount of weight
piled The earthly matter is completely ground and pull
Verzed that the gold may be easily separated and subject
ed to any process of anal gamation that be
The machines work and deliver dry, S may be
CURED, and with little friction, (beng almost without
machinery requiring no lubrcating; the principle upon
which they operate precudes the possibility of their being
put out of order do they heat material while being
puvcrized They at applicable for all purposes of
grinding and puverzing, from those required by the DRUG
lSl to those of the most extensive operations in CALL
FORNIA and AUSTRALIA.
The machines from II feet in diameter, with balls
or spheres from inches to feet in diameter each machine
weighing from 250 lbs to 20 tons EACH and sold with the
right to use them at from $100 to $5 900 each.
They can be worked by steam water horse, manual
power according to their size by changing the velocity
and proportionin the top balls
horse, upward.
The propretors this invention solicit examination and
will prove by practical tests the supe iory and
of these machines any other crushing, grinding
or pulverizing, heretofore offered to the public.
These machines be in operation at the foot of
South 8h williamsburg the large Patent Block and
Saw Factory of Messs Burr Waterman Co., first street
south Of Pecksp Ferry every day. from A. NJ, and
L. & J. BUSSING & CO, No 32 Cliff-st., n. Y.
Sept. 10, 1882 l3m
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-10-08
S7O RE w ARD.

WILL give the reward of Fifty Dollars for the apprehcn-
sion and delivery to to the Jaor of New Hanover
county for JESSE HOLLY, who broke Jail the night
of the 3lt of May last He convicted at last Supe
rior Court for the crime of Arson. HOLLY is light
atto about feet or inches high straight light hair
enance having the look of rascal and Twenty Dollars
ne anG aeVeTX 10 3s Jaor OF the at9re
at the time with Holly he charged with Highway
Robbery WOodson is about 40 years DID, feet inch
high, spare built black hair dark eyes, has his
left wrist stoops forward and speaks gross:
OWEN FENNELL,
Sheriff of New Hanover county.
Wilmington N G.. Sd 1852