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ths bed travelled westward the amount OF btumen gra-
duaily increased. until In the nslghborhood OF Pitts
bltd the unaltered basin Of any European coal field
DR. ADtisc bore went into particulars Of the
tent and supply Of Amsrioan coal fields aud the enor
might DO asked what the Of this abundant vego
tation seeing that neither the land the air during
the larger period OF its growth seemed to be in suitable
condition for sustaining animal life The chief Office OF
vegetation at the present day purify air ana
render it suitabe for the support Of animal life This
lite office Then, also and from its greater diffusion
IL evident that the necessity for puIidc
greater then there was more carbono acid in the
air at that tmea gas emnently fst to existence when
bresthedsnd to purify the air and render the earth
suitable hab alton the allotted duty of this remark
able fora This duty accomplished by the fscaton
OF the carbon OF the gas into hs wood of tho tree
Every fores. which grew drew of this roxous ga,
out OF the atmosphere until in process OF time it
way intsIfeed with animal life The properties of this
gas then ehown by a few experments-its iucsps
city to sustain light burning, to support life was
its greater abundance In ths atmosphere of
ancient period accounted for the fact Of the
existence Of tenants Of either the forest the air
The animal life of this period then alluded to-ths
abundance OF molluses conchifsra ana brachiopoia,
and the peculiarly Of the fishes which t.nanted ths
The cotemporsneous working Of the corRl insect
aiding the terrestrial vegetation to Withdraw carbonc
acid from the air showed wonderful unity of design
in preparing the globe for land nh abant and laying
up by that means, nags ZINE Of fuel and linestons
to subserve the future wants OF man De Antsel then
called attention to the Mossc account OF tae creation
and the harmony with tish the session events
cribs there tailed with tina teachings Of science
Both OF them pointed 20 Q haotic OF land aui
water then to the production Of clouds in thu ssmo
fphere, and line of separation between these and the
on the surface Of the globetheu to the appear
OF masses OF dry land and the formation OF deep
seas the gathering together of watcrsn as it
termed by Moses then the growth of grass herbs,
ard tres In these points. science and the Mosaic
hsrinnized in the order Of appearance of the
animal life fret inhabitants OF the seas then those
q the sir and lastly those of the land The disagree
nen laid IN the time allotted for their develop sment
This son Of time, Dr. Antise said he would revert
to future occasion He listened to- throughout
his discourse with breatbess attention and his plain
and unaffected demonstrations of the science OF geology
ELECTED much applause. The lectures of DR.. Ansell
must be regarded mastery and popular expositons
Of this interesting branch of science and may we'll
trast with tho fimsy productions with which the public
have been recently supplied
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Len.z 81 Dorado EsohbsrSsr Y.nis: BI.as wh.nor
ss.:.s s: nd =. S;.sS '~.' ss
HEWITT a s ana oshsr S.s' ana I''An
Home Ports.
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sdc, s.vysr Boston; sohgs Esh.n Durtes nesia. F.A
ss e. rsis: 3ss1y g. Es,
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Tanssr; Mercy T;yir Berry k.apoaa; iaa.:s. Ssiss:
% Sssisss
.; g S'ss,
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rrisnnin G.asar d. aensst.a s.inSbsslS NG.it
IN 50. Isssa FssGsI pssssipSi. Sid ship os'ipss.
F. oa brig ana COASTERS no.
snss:s
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SEN do o.; Julia Ann ooTsfy. NYors ide Prsdonsz
as
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F9,5ssSSSs ;iSsp is,;s Borden
for b1sv ssa s g Is1s oSs DS,sSa
nsstss q.
7hAr brig Thos Knox s.eel. Boston for Philadelphia:
Provincetc for do
SthArr brig Hsrrsseeket Adams Norfolk for Portland:
eohrs Harriet Sargent and Sarah, Lbbey do for do Sid
scbrs Abeona, MARY Nilep, NAY,
9thSld brig HarraseckcG sehrs Mary. CArons Sarah,
In port II n wind Sw, brig Thos Knox soh Canton
NORFOLK, FEB AR brig Luoretia Br Burns, NYork.
I'd bark Elvira Uarbeck Emory Barbados
ford. Pearco NYork.
NEW HAVEN, Jan S-Arr sohr H Lanphsr mot Lam
phirel Barnes. Pam.
yrsIns; OH TSop ossosd Smith from SYort for xSs1
NEWPORT. Feb q-Returned schrs Hamlcs, Nail. Miner
va Borden and several others which sid yesterday In
PORT the above and others
new BEDFORD. Feb l0-Arr sohr Augusta. Springer.
,EAHTUcKET. Feb s-Arr sehr Jacob Raymond. Bourne.
PHILADELPHIA. Feb lO-Arr brgs Isabella. Nokorsoa.
way NOrlesns Francis fabsrs prev reporedh FontAne
Ss Jsgo Cubs; Adele (prev rsp) Lie wis 8. Thomss
Lopez do) Kenney Rio Jsneiro David Akin Kline.
Porto Cabeo sohr Cntharine Collins Bonare CIdSchrs
ssselman, Candy Brooklyn; 9 Brown. Ingersoll;
Whiting Taylor NYork.
PORTLAND. Feb g.Arr schrs Medora. Rhodss. and Bx.
Brunswick 435 tens Festcr Msansa brig Tnaaoer Hall.
Csrdnas sohrs Austin Gibbs NYsrk 9h brgs Norshman
Fsrr.r and Hanover. York, 81 Jsxo.
PROVIDENCE. Feb 9-Arr bark Utah, Cloudy. Mobile;
brig cnf sohr Mary Chace Curryto
man Va via New Havep; Osceola. HULL pYork sloop
Serrsc CotliIh NYers De big Condovs, Dutch.
Cardena,. Cid fchr Worcester. Rhedes Philadelphia
RICHMOND, Feb g--Arr steamer Roanoke, Parrish Now
York. Bid schr Ccquctt, Bennes, NYork.
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Our Philadelphia correspondence.

PHILADrLrHtA, Feb. IL, 1852.
Escape Of Coerteiters Tpo Of the supposed Muaercs
Of young Lehman Captured, &c.
Early this morning, i. discovered that John
Ebens and William Thompson, two counterteiters had
escaped from the un.ried department OF the county
prison leaving rope ladder hanging to the upper part
of the wall showing the manner in which it had bee
scaled They committed on the l4th OF December
asst for passing counterfeit TWEEN ties the state INK
of Ohio and had lately been supplied with crowbar
ohises &C. by of their outside confederates
Taking advantage OF the stormy weather las. night
when wAschmen generally keep tn mselves under cover
ana sle.p mort prooundsaly they broke away the
casing forming the lower part Of the window of
their cell, and then tore away the masonry of the
wall until the sppertlre was sufficiently large 70
allow them to Isss through With some rope
furnrhed them, and the rungs Of chair in
sheir cell they formed ladder, with which descent
the ground was an easy matter They mounted the
outer wal by wheeling cart found in the yard close
up in corner and plius other poveable. that
one b. climbing upon tie shoulder OF the other, could
mount 1t When once there, TIE rops ladder was again
brought into and the offenders soon out
aide the walls that had hitherto formed the barrier
resumption of their lucrative business operations.
Another notable even: IN criminal matters has
CURED to-day being les, than the arrt of two OF
foreiEnsrs 30 deep! IMPLICATED in the murder Of Lehman
their house in Richmond, the 10th Of January
rented another in the opposite extremity OF the city
advance for it They had IN the house few articles of
furniture but living there alone and doing nothing
cited the suspicious &C onc othsr neghbor who ponx
their resemblance to the description given OF the
derer early this morning gave information to Of
the harrhal's police They paid visit to the house,
and found two OF the party preparing for They
had sold all the furniture they had for So so and the
capeto the door before the officer. left to take away
ali the house contained Thsir former landlord in Rich
mond identified them 40 of the party The taller
OF the two had shaved of his moustache which made his
appearance kahle before and he had suit
OF clothes The apparel CT the other SONS VIA.
similar to what he wore in Richmond They call them
selves John and Matthew skupierasi but tea. ap-
pesrsucs OF being brother, Come Of young Lehmas's
ewery has been found in the cesr of the house occu
pied by these one Of the prisoners has also
been identified having pswned some rings the day
after the murder ard Lehlans father has identified
the rings. third nen named John Kaeser is still! at
large.
In the Pennsylvania Reuse Of Representatives ysster
day. resolution passed TO erect monuments 10 The
old Thirteen States in IN dependence square.
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NE WIS BY THE MAILS.
Our Bal imore Correspondence.
BAIrrMoRE, Feb IL 1854


Singular CGse-The Political Troubles, &c.
seduction case Of considerable interest occupies the
attention the Superior and Of immense throng
OF spectators 1t /. suit brought BY Mary Ann Donlsy
against William p Kelar, for loss OF services of hsr
daughter Rossnns, In her twenty. third year in
consequence alleged seduction. In July 49,, the
girl her mothers residence aud has from that time
to the present period of nearly Eve years resided NJ
sever boarding hou,es under the protection OF Mr. K.
lar who 1t IS Al eyed paid her beard educated her and
treated her with uniform Kindness The only evidence
OF criminal intercourse intercepted letter from Mr.
heas In which indistincs allusion is made 70 pa.t
event hich Is left to the jury interpret The girl
nerSn makes no com plant aud be well salts.
neo now as at any time curing the psst Eve years with
Ger patensl protector There nice young men
ana some very ely girls in this Baltimore town.
Our politicians ofic seekers and Office holders. are
ei on the anxious bench with regard the Governor
and his spI ontmens. The let is expected every day
and II Is regarded fixed fact that every officer
appointed BY his to be removed The old
hunktrs, generally have possession Of the offices all
OF which are TO be given to the vigorous young
craey-the foreign intervention, war; pestilence AID Ia
mine meH
The number of deaths In Baltimore during the past
week was 81, OF which number 80 under ten years
OF age There has been various medical .tations
with regard 10 the increasing mortality children
IN View OF which fact old lady who has raised thirteen
cndren 10 vigorous maturity, without having doc
forln her house suggests that convention CT bereaved
parents be called TO inquire into the devise
measures for the prevention OF this Wholesale slaughter
OF the iCuCcents.
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nhic Rcnoras.

CINCINNATI Feb 10, 1852
Mcs- pork has advanced to iI AMI srd &c. Tor bbs
ardsic for kegs Frsight 70 New Orleans are plcnd.
iul az 55c ri fur and s5S FOX PORK.
CtSCISwArt Feb II. 1857 Il
Flour has advanced to 50 20 ard IN active demand;
hut sellers holding on for the news By the pac0c
Heavy tales o provisions have been mnde az fu prices.
Exchange Is mere Plentiful and is dropping frcights
ire tending Upward -four 10 New O-luGps W Cos Tie
lyer Is ri1irg and there i ample quantity I'll wotpr
AfEx.Nput, Fob III, 1s52
sa'es we're made here to dsy q 40 hhds ORLEANS
sugar At ~ a. ard Orleans molasses, al &c. ESQ
BaiTIMonE, Fob H. 1859
BusintH ~ bfeadrtuH Il almost suspendod here. and
our merchants awaiting With much anxiety the i'd
vices OF the Pacific.
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Pm SgenUcrl S0llrSY.

LIVER rooL-steariship Nsgars-J Msrsicn Washington,
Bermuda vofhs lacy children snd eervans Robert
cen Canada NJ HoSp1r DO Thos sarSsns wahisstons
Col EoiiEer, and servsnt Havana; q Welsh. Ma
deira yr Anderson. Belize Won voghta Mr. Eute NOT.
leans Mr. Warner rife brs ade; Mr. Heyo NYork Plate,
i,rr2nsss rtssie Ar z.hp, Lsvsy Lsyey Mon
kscrf; kr Thorpe, Quebec; Blsu. Hilisrus and wife,
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MARKETS ELsEy.HERE.
STOCK sALEs.


rpIrtprIrHiA, Feb. 1i.--Sioek Boord-l0O chs Morris
CsGs 1T5 60 do 7< 81 do. III; ~ scehsrica Bnk, 34
~ " Bank, 81 800 DO 81 DO 3 l2 DO 3 buQ Reading
Rs, 25 40 horri,, t5 5 500 Penn. o. se ~ Girird
Bank 121< u s. Bank b 30 Nleksburg l5 Is n ~ Gas,
lo9 100 iopg IsisId RI Pa Penn r. ~ II oir1rt
800 Reading RR, oaeh, 8'si 100 Lang leland RR N4i ~
uorliB Cap.L ia. Second B0Grd-l0O Penn, 6s e3di
1000 Tenn Ga S0i TTmess ard Mesh Gncs' Bank, 10 IS
Do. 67s; l0ou Bank ;. Hari N RR, -, ~. .4nsg
o.. 400 % S.s isodo. S % Ponn. RR, III. 81 AorEs
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E,prCaE.

CURT CT LUNG DISEASE by DIR. RoBACK. THE
~ celebrated AatrooEer.The following letter acknow~
dgag astouishrg Of lung CONS Amt has recently
been received ~ Dr. G. W Roback thu celebrated &srolo
Ecr, 10. White ftreet New York =
- PoTrsIovS kon.gemeTy Co.. Pa. Dec ~. 1851
Rr, EonACk-Ddsr str when I called upon Won IN No
vtrber itst expected was roing home to die. had
coma teG hvo physicians il New York and taken
meoicre but the cough rcnsntd txtd, the nighsweas
eonnEed and fcl. as Il were f,s. waiting away; Your
tncrnsso ne ard gomantic experiments worked almost
nraee in me- know net thing sbout the cause, and
nothing bat The result bound 20 admit. When left
stated 70 you felt ss with life Since then.
you have net heard from me- but now write TO say ana
entirely we'll MOI aymrtom s LEFT; have cousin lou
know what tkeleton was now aim ost fat.
believe, Providence, thai my TO you
Accent thanks and OF all family IL you have
any desire 70 put this in the do so shall DO proud
10 tC9tify to your skill.
Respectfully yours HELTH PORTER.
Aliiotters 70 O. W. K0BAcE No. White Greet
paid be regiouely dcd For particulars
call and Ftt Asrologesl Almanac gra whore eersa
fnkc n fe noCu
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DIED.

On Tuesday, Feb 10 Of consumption, CHARLES EDGAR
Mullins, in tie I'D yssr of biz gSs
The relstyee and friends Of the amiy respectfully
invited 10 attend the funeral a. O'Clock this afternoon
nom his late residence, 100 Eleventh street Ills
pisiDs viii b. ,aAsa y usssnwooi Cemetery fot tnts
plsss
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PORT OF NEW YORK, FEB. IL, lbs ..
Cleared.

Clcarcus
Steamship Niagara, Stone, Liverpool CunRrd, Jr.
Ste1nship Gen Concha (new. sPl Pa. Havana, Har-
mopy's II epbews & Co.
Ship Pamela IBr) white New Orleans T Eichsrdson
Bark Commodore, Williams. Ceoiz. Sardy
9arb Pt mnx, Mason, Port Wsl,hsu Mason Thompson.
Brig Clara Windsor. Button, Peit Prince Becker
Crxve.
Brig Iothera. Bentley. Cardenas ] W Elwel h Go.
Bra Eliza Ann. Chase. Csrdenss. Nesmith B. Co.
Brig Emelre watts, Csrtenss, W Elweil Il Co.
Schr Sterling Parsons Ponce Pr. Pillsbury Sanford.
Sefr Rio, Herrick Jacksonville. Thomson Il Hunter.
Sckr Dolphin. Lord, Geoygetow H. Buck Il Co.
sohr Ann Hopkins. Petersburg, Hrnsor n Co.
Schr 81 guine swain, Baitin ore Johnson LoWden.
Sohr Argus Baldwin Brsnford. HLveas.
Arrived.
Bark Grey Hound of Knsston Winsor Rio Janeiro Dec
rs With coee to Wetmors Feb lat 80 Co. Ion 70 S.
was boarded ty the Relief schr freeman weleh
certein assistance needed wanted, she left
Tho has heavy wsahor on the Passage Vos
Echr Goo sh.ttuck. Green. Virginia 2 days.
schr Geo u Craig, Su th, Milfora, Del, 2 days
Schr Rcrgh Ready, Cafes E.stpors. via Newport II
days.
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nm. RALPH, AUTHOR or THE "PRACTIcAL pRr.

nR. RALPH, AUTHOR OF THE "PRACTICAL PRT-
IL yate TTcatee &o0fee hours 10 IL A. NJ; 70 8P.
N tSundays excepted No So Greenwich street. From ths
common medical advantages the author has enjoyed
hs specially he hss simple resscn for stating tbas In
stage CT certain diseases their consequences well
the deporabe effects resulting from early improper HABITS,
he E6rFe sdob certain, tae and radical cres
obtained from no other IN America Those apply
IN the csrer sscs will be Surprised 81 the ease rap
itv q hN curt - -
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BcIo W..
Sailed.
RIM stetr ship Mayors, Stone, Liverpool.
Wind during the day SsW, and frobh.

Pilot boat Eottle mo ~ this morning reports that
Feb 7h " miles ESE Of Ssndy Hook fell in with the midd
buoy Of Gidney channel and took ID
qusnce Of very heavy obliged 70 let 10 70; 9th 40
miles by Of Sandy Hook fell in with the mizn top
mast and mast Of ship with nothing attached
but rggng the mast heads panted black
The ship Mary ard Moody for New Orleans anchor
ed ~ the SWEpt detained by head wind.
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nR. COOPER. u DUANH sTRBgT, HAS FoR T1x
- lhst twenty yeags sHeyee te mos, extensive practice
- prYata cscsGes u tny mpo- al In Rev ork As
car cure tie most aggravated oAcc OF this disease hnt
nd ca'ca cured IN two days. Dr. Cooper c.r cure th
wort forrir fFom ono 10 Two vocks~of oonsttuNorh
dets brought on By acorcs hAh, ndugca n by yones
Ufn. IAi Wien 500 frequently dulgea IN boEeAe dye
rapat vssknesf 81 the npt and .aaL OF the bSek coz
doa II tbc iTtcIecs and syerclon % sncety cuso
guaY,viss6 n-gtrtrraf eont DO deceived, have NOT
tgta Uuyuc EtyocS
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mr. JOuNgON, NO. II DUANE sIHLLI, 80 WEN
fror I, thc 81 delicate dsaxsss The Doa-
tore reputation for sk n thosa half ourod that have
c-rf foy vesrr rrecmincrt. Constitute ohs Voainees
bouh on by habit edsoually cured Recent csgoe
cured IN four days. perfect cure, or charge.
nR. wARREF, NO. KoTr STREET, ONE DOOR
W Chatham 1roet consrucs TO be
yate diseases. Dr. W has devoted tirtysx ,esgs 40 ths
pyscoe Of his professor where the victims abuso 70
toeo who have egoaped from tho bands medical py0Sn
ers, msy rely GA . sure SAD spegay cure,
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ERiPpIFG.


EoR sAvAENkH-UNITED srArES NAIL LINE
The new md splendid steamship rLoRIDA, Captain
Lyor will leave New York for Savannah satur
day, Feb H. at o'clock, NJ from Pior No. L. N r. For
's'"A : sAaII l. MITCHELL. lei Front street.
The Alabama Capt Ludlow Saturday 2lst February.
For speed strength odaton and fare heSe ships
have superior coast Travellers and 10
the various places south of South Carolina will fud
tho route via Savannah preferable to other TO
despatch and accuracy all goods for the interior by
railroad should have the Of the depot At which they
arc to be left marked distnc.l on each package.
NOR PASSAGE ONLY.-FoR SAN FRANCISCO d.
rect-Regpar Packet Line.-The splendid A copper
cd and copper fastened clipper bark KREHLIN BeArse.
ofers superior for bsirg and
fact saer will the passage in about ninety days Her
nccemmod aons for passengers cannot be SURPASSED. No
freight taken except small los for For passage
So West street. corner of Albany str:et.
CrEAMsHIP BROTHER JONATHAN, WHICH SAILS
~ for Chagres and San Juan Thursdsy February 26
"trip. limited numter Of through Tickets sale. Apply
Only to E. MILLS, AEsns. 5l Cortlandt street.
HOE CALIToREIA.-NEw AND INDEPENDENT
The rlendi steamship CITY OF NEW 70 aE win
leave her wharf Tier B. North river March 9th, At o'clock
r. connecting with independent steamships a. Pansms.
Al through tickets are guaranteed against detention This
number Of passengers 10 prevent detention upon tbs
PALMER & co. no. Sc Broadway
CT L. s HAlGHT, No, Battery Place.
CAUTION TO oALIFoRNIAys.-wE,T TUE UNDER
- siFned having purchased OF Mr.. y. Curts, st
Worcester Mass the 2Sh of January 1853 tour sterags
tickets the ntcsmshfp Inpre
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PHILADELPHIA Feb ll-4 I'm
Arrived Lowell Smith, Roston; briggs Brsndywins
Cormaok. Pernsmbuoo; Cohen, Daley. N0riesns.
Cleee-Rsrk Chas Lex (new) Harper. Port FRINGE;
schr Cicero, Caste, NYork.
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: W M ~ IA ~ n H6 IL
CNfIaereNM EFMi2. Gu.


FTNHE only recipe in America for Incorporating Rose
1 mary and Castor Oil, by an elaborate and intricate
process is possession OF Mr.. S. great credit is due
him for his untrng to furnish these ingred
in liquid form, free from all Injurious properties
such as ALcHoHoL AND SPIRITS.
For BeaHtifymg, improving, Coorng, RESTORING Curl
ing vigorating the Hair, there is preparation
superior equal to this combination of Rosemary and
Castor ILL., the virtues of these being too well known to
require further enconum. II is invariably warranted
lst5-To curl the hair beautifully.
I'd To remove dandruff effectualy.
3d--To the hair to bald heads
4tll.-To give all light hair rich dark color.
5th-To prevent The hair n ON eing oily or greasy
9th To give to whskers a beauIf appearance.
7th.-'ro ave no injurious effects on he hair.
Sth.-Tu prevent the hair from lal ing off
9th.-TO disease of the scalp
l0Ih-TO curethe worst headaches
1t can be used on the heads of Children. with perfect
safety and the happest results.
? Only Seventy five Gents for largo Bottle each in
d fancy box without extra chBrge. The box will
modate an Oil Brush am Comb
CAUTlON.-Imations of this article have made
their appearance Be and get of the proprietor,
of is regular agents. and that the proprietor's
name each bottle or box
Sold Wholes lie and tail, by the Manufacturer and
Proprietor RUSSELL .SPALDfNG, No. % fremont
Row, Opposite the Boston Museum,) Boston, Mass,
u S.A.
rold by Agents everywhere.
County chants are invited to call, Agents are
wished in every town. city and village
Wholesale and Retail Agents foi Worcester
NJ. B.GREEN, 2Ib in Street.
And JAMES GREEN, ~ Maiu Street,
Merchants AMI dealers IN the vicinity supplied at
prices and names added to this Agents
o20- dlamweow ly
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FOR SALE At A BARGAIN
A Lot of Chandeliers for Burning Oil.

nNE large one, with twelve burners, and two small
Zones with four b rners each F0urFountain Cham
daliers with four burners each Three do with three
burners EACH and large Entry Lamp, with glass Ian
term lot Of Side Lamps and fixtures, together with
chi nneys and shades for the above ready for use.
AsoTwo Chandeliers with six lights each, burn
ing Fluid nearly new and four Bracket Burners ogeth
er with shades complete.
The above will he sold cheap, Tor that the
CITY nave introduced INTO the city building. For
mrther particulars INQUIRE oil DAVID GLEASON City
Messenger. AT the c " Hall. sepl-dwO
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Gas FITTINGS.

THE Subscriber having purchased Of Warren Lazell,
Esu., his entire stock of Tools and interest in the
Gas Fitting business, prepared to fit up buildings, pub
lie and private, for the of GAS, thorough and
substantial manner and 81 reasonable terms can
be done in this city, or any other
Also constantly on hand, samples of the latest Pat
terms of Gas Fixtures which viii be furnished to order,
and al short notice. All orders left at WARREN La
ZELIS Book Store at the shop, in Of the New
York Store, win meet with prompt attention.
N AINSWORTH.