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EDUCATION.
DRAWING.-J. $. PERKINs bsvir- -,

/ Nc. 5. PERKINS having return.
ed TO Richmond for the winter will give in.
strucuon In the various branches of Drawing a.
landscapes, Heads, Figures and Flowers His sub
}tcts or models are by the best masters ard have
oeen selected with view 20 attract and interest the
osglnner while they cultivate correc. taste, and
gradually lead the pupil to bold AID independent
style Of execution that will readily enable him 10
draw from nature -
All lovers OF this art are invited to call At his
rooms Corner of 9Th and Franklin streets) and ex
anime his portfolios.
Lessons given at the pupils residences If desired
Separate hours devoted TO young Gentlemen ana
young Ladies at his studio, where they will be re.
ceiVea on the same terms as in schools.
oc4-.}!a*
A Ii SMALL BOYS.-H. P TAYLOR 18th
II street. between Grace end Franklin-Mv
schooi being exclusively for beginners gve spe.
ci'l attention to Reading, Correct Enunciati6n.
IRA nmar and spelling also to Geography, Map
Drawing, Arithmetic and History Specime ms Of
my boys composition and writing may De always
tory, but as gentle as possible 70 O
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NTDCK OF DRY GOODS AT GREAT.
- LYREDUCED PRlCES.-From and after this
date, wesre Offering our large ard cheap stock of
Fancy and Domesiic Dry Goods, at greatly reduced
prices in order to reduce the sufficiently pri.
or 10 taxing Inventory, by lst Of January next All
Ia search for really cheap and handsome goods,
must not fail to call on Us. We have the largest
essortment in Dress GOODS of all kinds; beautiful
Mouslines at one shilling. Also. another lot of
those superior Linen Towe's, at 81 per dozen.
Needle work Of all descriptions, very cheap
White, red. and yellow Fsnuels, very low 10 fact,
everything needfui and desirable in the Dry Goods
line. can lie had at our store little cheaper than
anywhere else.
Ribbons, Florances, Marcslise, Sstins, Bennett
and MEDtilia Veyets we will sell at cost 10 a who
will call. J. MILLHI SER IL BROTHER,
ho21 1913 Bresd street.
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I ICORICE.-The subscriber has in store and
Ia for on accommodating terms the follow.
ing superior brands of Licorice:-25 cases G
Stick, 80 cases Beck & Co. Mass.
JOHN A. ROBINSON,
10 Gar, or5 OtI
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a. FOR SALE.-a No. SMALL PONY
ANfye years old d-drews and rides hrely.
ALSO-A first rate second hand BUGGY AND
HARNESS. Apply to VOOLFOLK in,
no 20 $50 Broad st.
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o. FOR RENT, for tha year 1883, or for 2
as. I'm u years, that large House and Lot in the
~ . Manchester, commonly kaown as the old
4.s1 rs Il tel. 10 size aad locality, near the ci-
~. .a4se Il desirable place to any gentleman who
a "a ". b :, ogHG boarding school, it woulI
VT y VII t93 small families. AL necessary
~. e.. s&n (, pat upon il. For tarms and partic
.,s ..,7 = / 1be~ D. Ward, attorney at law, No
o.. e" SIR. nearly opposite tae City Hotel.
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= UT.C E.--fle stock u Confectionery, + uits,
&c, , OF the Iata Joseph Bonavits, decd will be
sol fsr sh at co8,, st his late stand, No 16 Main
81 ~ until further notice. good opportunity is
are offered for dealers in this line to DurchRse.
Eg l9-l2t SIMON BOHAVITA. Exr.
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sIUTClEsO VS. CELERRATED skE5I

gECTCIlEsOs CELE8RATED REfi
L. EDY FOR BLIED AND BLEEDING PILES
Warranted sHfe and mild remedy for
.es, Prsla2sus ami and al other diseases of the
->ctum. One box viii convince the patient of its
Hd ard curative propectias.
Price oz. one dollar o. Soc per box.
Prepared by w. HUTCHINSON, Amsterdam,
Bo.etourt County, Va.
For sale in Richmond By Purcell, Ladd & Co,
Dove & 20 and AGie & Gray Sc 29-dlv
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UNIVERSITY Of FIRGINIA.-An
- former Students OF the University of Virginia,
who may be in Richmond requested to NEE.
!in the Hall of the House of Delegates On the
ng of The ed Of December.
The objects of the meeting to take into con.
side!ation the means for promoting the interests
of the University and to perfect the plan now in
the hands of the Committee appointed at the last
meeting of the Alumni for the procurement of a
copy of kaphael's School of Athens
Messrs NJ T Hunter, William Daniel Jr A II
II Stuart and Alexander Rives alumni of the Uni.
versity, have been invited to address the meetin
THOS Ii ELLIS.
JEO Il THOMPSON.
r BMlNOR
JEO ) CASkIE.
Nh MASSiE.
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s-,s;EAT BARGAINS In CALyC0S.-
az s i.-ra t Of Eaic3s, st cents, worth lO cts +;
rcI Pinned Mon salaiue=, white and colored tlan
ais k--sa7s, >at.nets, Gloves and Hosiery 20
-t- %.iA every article usually found IN a Dry
:frrE= ..yu.g: aet il you want bargains call On
w. ROOT WRIGHT,
E5@5J corner Ist and Broad streets.
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ENINE ARfS, LIBERAL SCIENCE.-Aiihough
Il the City Fathers have, in their wisdom and re.
gard for the 9 dear people," seen fit to deny them
opportunity OF hearing the "Sacred Musical
Association at the ATHENKUm, and turned that part
Of the city property into place for the intellectual
improve Inent and amusement of the upper ten,
HOBSDE'S best energies are still exerted to beau
tfy adorn ana improve all who desire his services.
I he !ich aud poor, the staid citizen the way-wo
traveller and the " man about town, may each and
all obtain a refreshing Bath, either Hot, Cold or
Shower, have the Hair Cut in the most scientific
manner, and be shaved gently and sweetly. But
Hobson > philanthropy st' ps not here. The sick
and suffering too, informed that he ID old and
experienced LEECHER AND CUPPEE, and always
ready when called on to war with pain and dis.
ease. Then, dear people" come to the DRDs-
HoBSOE pIesides, assisted by the most attentive
and accomplished Arti5tes.
no 20-dtiDec
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ggi,~5i.UTIO.I.-Tne co.paTtnership mere

"a = II ! IED.g.-Ine C0-partneTshIp mere
- fire eNs.ioy under the firm OF l.. & NJ
lp-.. S sis day, by mutual consent, Dissolved.
y. "a. l6;n, loJ2.
m -.osc-b.r, in returning bis most sincere
'i-.s- u taa very liberal patronage so kindly be
z..> I ~ the OLD firm, 5e2s to int rrn his old Gus
t..a.s IL citizens gen rally, that he has just
ra. .-.. 4 trJn the North with an entire new stock
g.. s'nlE Gaods, amongst which may be found
..t. ..s8.a designs in Silks silk Ve!vet5, Mouslin
..a .a.a.. C.-E Aeres, Merinos, Aluacas, aud an
'as -,e rtmcat ot Grape long, square aud kh t
=. rs; 80, a very large assortment Of Flannels,
T.. ms .s neIscJs, Lin8eys, &c. &c, aud almost
,.'sE .-'is.a usually kept in dry goods house
saea vi. 5a sold On the most reasonable terms.
MORRIS w. ROSE,
leG-2U &03 Broad street.
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TI1RENTY THOUSAND DDI-LAE I. :

~ WESTY THOUSAND DID L. l. A Z
Il WORTH OF DRY GOODS AT COST, at
No l76 corner of Broad and 9th streets.-lntend-
iug tu make change in our business, we are now
oaeriag at prime cost for cash, large aad well
selected stock of STAPLE and FANCY DRY
GOODS, consisting of the usual variety kept in q
JoL5ing AID Retail Store. Our entire stock has
been bought for cash cnly, at the best Northern
markets. and agents of manufacturers. Having
.lsi received our second supply of Fail and VIA.
t-r Goods. we are enabled TO show an entire fresh
ard handsome assortment suitable for this season
we invite our friend5 and the public generally TO
give - al early call as We are determined 10 close
CIT soon
On ha'.d, few pieces double Ply Carpet and
lot OF ready ma 10 servants CLOTHING.
no I5-dQn & NJ. ROSFEBAIJM
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e. 0n xI.O0.-DIe thousand Likenesses
- sVOs have been taken a. OSBORN'S Da
guerreau Galleries since the reduction { prices.
And we now wish it under stood by all that Osborn
will continue to take fine SKY Light Miniatures 10
neat case for 81. Remember, this is the Cnly place
wbera SKY Ligh, Miniatures are taken for 81. To
hose that think dollar is too cheap for good
Likeness, We would only say, call and get Like
ness worth or $40. Remember the place.
OSB0RNS,
Opposite the 3arts sign Of the American Flags
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COUGHS, COLDS, Ge.--Ayers CherI y
~ Pectoral, Mrs. Gsrdner's Balss,z cf Liyerworf
Swans Ccugq Syrup, Wild Cherry Jayue's and
Roses ExpectoEai, and varioas ARTICLES for Colds
Co chs, &c. Fo- sale by
sEABRoOK REEVE,
no2 IT'S Brosi street.
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4 WOULD respectfully infpr,n my Old friends
and customers that am now engaged with Mr..
r. B. Spence in the T 'iorlrg deparsm ent of his
give me cal. pledgng them all in my power tc
give satisfasi ion.
no l6--in l. CROWEIt.
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AFBHisT l.. WEST, HOUSE CARPEN-
ATER HDJOINER, thankful for the liberal pa
r0nage which he has received during the last five
years would inform his friends and the public nat
&C. g prepared TO undertake BUILDINGS OF every
k.nd on accommodating terms.
Having practical knowledge of tie business, h
hopes by strict attention to it, TO give satisfaction TO
al who may employ him.
Shop on 9Th, between Grace and Franklin streets,
Richmond. Sc l3-dtlJ
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EXCHANGE IiOTEL.=

RICHMOND,
'ENHE subscriber, having completed his winter ar.
= ran gemen,s, takes this opportunity of return
ing his incere thanks to his friends and the public
generally FOR she liberal patronase he has received
since he opened the above establishment ard hegs
leave to soy that the Exchange Hotc. is now in
better condition for the comfort Of it's guests than
has ever been before. He has made many changes
dictated by experience, which add greatly to its
style, as well as to its comforts ard spectuy So
Ecits continuance of the patronage kitherto so lib
orally bestowed upon MIN.
JOHN P BALLARD,
no lO-Gts Proprietor.
From ste RiChmoad Wkiq of Fop 9th, 1852
EXCHANGE HOTEL This celebr ated Hotel dis
tnguis he'd throughout the country for its superior
accom- mediation, has, under the managene ut of its
present landlord Mr John P. Bal ard acquired in a
brief period greatly extended celebrity And
that such Is toe is cf surprise us
ind ed 1t Is but striking Confirmation OF fact well
KNOWN to all who have any knowledge of N B. 8
mode OF entertain ng to wit, that in enterprise ia
activity, in the manner and Style of furnishing, in
studlous and anxious efforts 30 secure comfort and
happiness to his guests, he ia u supposed any
where. We have been ircned to say this much of
the Exchange, and It's landlord in particular, by
personal observation of the superb accommodation
of the house and the ipdefatgable efforts CT sir B.
~ accommodate satisfactorily. We have observed
that receD ty many striking ch qnges have been made
upon the principal floor both useful and ornament.
al which indicate increased comfort and conven.
fence. no lets
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E'O THE MEMBERS OF THE Lk& ISLAI URE.
Il We would call your attention. lar beautiful
assortment Of Ready Made Clothing and Gentle.
m MS Furnishing Gsods, which consists of every
csfmeut pertaining to eenteman's outfit. selected
from the most desirable patterns made in the latest
styles. We Invite you to call Immediately and ex
amino our stock, while we have large supply, and
Will use every endeavcr to suit and please you
HENRY SHAFER e. co,
ro2O No 1903 Min s,rset corner A,L
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GECOND SUPPLY.-CHRIS FIAN & La
- THROP are receiving their second supply OF
Goods, among them
so pieces Mousaines at 25 cts per year. same quail
ty as those we have been selling at 374 and soc
80 peces more of those cheap Mousaines a. l2t cts
go dresses fine Paris do, at rs cts, worth 81
Extra Manchester nghams for children
ALSO,
Rich Velvet and Cloth Cioaks
Velvet Ribbons and Gallo Call at
po9 80 Nain street.
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EsAknERs'A AND MEtCHANTs NOTES
a. takea at par National Bank cf Washing tor.
Mechanic's Bank; Merchants and Mechanics -
We VIII tase the above noies q. their full valGe,
In payment Tor Dry Goods.
JACOB A. LEVY
nn ID Chap Stores k5 aud 50 Vain St
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h. W. NELSON & Co.,

FIRE. LIFE AND MARINE
IE5- INSURANCE The Riciruond Ftrs
ES Association are now prepared TO issrs
policies of Insurance on the above de-
scripeion of risks On ss reasonatis terms as AM
similar eompgny, and respectfully ask fhsrs o O.
the patronage of the public. Applcatioas WIN o.
received al the ossce, No 223, corner OF Me.n anf
9th streets, where TIE officers will cheerfnuy faf
rish al Attenuation that may be required AZ
Losses promptly and hberay adjusted.
JAMES BOSHRR, President
jossx e. BosEzR, Secretary NIB ~
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kIDTICH.--T he subscriber would respect u!ly
IL infgrm his old Customers and the pubic gene r.
ally, tha. &c has employed ia his eating depart
sneIt tn services Fol Mr. L CROWELL and
HAELOJ, so well AID tayoIsbiy known 10 the
Richmond public.
ulI6 E.B. SPENCE.
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q ADIE 81 GRAY. DRUGGISTS, is
s4MArN STaKET, have In store, and are receas
~ ips large additions 10 their stock of Drugs.
GkS Medicines, SurseeDs' Instrnments:
Paints, Oils, Dyes. Window Glass and
Fancy Articles, wi hich they offer for sale On the
mosi favorsble terms TO cash and panctoal dealers
TONQUA u BEANs.-5oo pounds very snperi
sale in lots the suk purchasers. by
JOHN A RORfNeON,
nola Corner Cary and 20th 80.
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$40 TOBACCO hANUFACTURE
LIQUORICE-Wewii be regularly supplied
By the importers with Mass Liquorice of the "Peck
Il Co brand, genur e and pure article, which
we are authorized to sell and warrant as such
Also, with the sc. c." brand. Manufacturers are
requested to give Us cali. Orders from the coun.
try promptly executed.
oc ls LBDLAM L. WATSON
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NOTiCE-RIcHMOND AND DANVILLE
Ia RAILROAD COMPANY.-The fifth annual
meeting of the Stockholders in the Richmond and
Danvie Railroad Con pany will be held in the CITY
OF Richmond On WEDNESDAY, the 9th day Of
December, 1852. The Stockholders will have the
privilege OF gcing 10 and returning from the meet
ing on he cars free Of charge.
P. VAN DEURSEN. Secretary.
Form Of Po'0tr Of attorney to cote a: a meeting Of
the Stockholders:
KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PREsENTs That
---, the undersigned, do hereby constitute and
appoint - attorney (they or either of them) for
- and in - name, to vote on all uues-
tons that may be brought before the meeting Of
the Stockholders of the Richmond and Danvic
Raiir ad Company. 70 be held in the city of Rich.
mond, on We'd eaday, the 9Th day of December,
1852, or any adjourned meeting thereof, hereby
ratitying ell the acts of said attorney in the pre-
'nses, fully as if were present and
voting in person.
In testimony whereof - have hervnto affixed
- hand this - day of -, 1852.
ono proxy shall De valid for more than six
months from the date thereof"-N Ntx.rLct from the
4th By-Law)
no o9-disD P. D., Sec'y.
FVO TOBACCO MANUFACTURERs.
J. The subscriber socits the attention of To0ac-
co Manufacturers +" his superior Presses and bIis,
of every description. PRABM
Eagle Foundry, Cary below Pearl street.
su 21-6m
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~ HDXF'S just received a large assortment of
the above named goods, vary in price from lac
10 $40. Among them will be found some which
we are enabled to sell lower thsn ever offered ip
Richmond before. HARTA MOSES
ALsO-Many ether Emb-oideries which will Ss
offered In the same rates. SM
no 22
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EESDERS AND FIRE fROSs.-Brsss
/ ereen with brass no1ldiBgs bronzGd api Eur.
s-ry F. nAars. sGtgbls for CITY ard country fire
p'scss brass head polished and kitchen Fire Irons,
assorted, ia prices from 50 cents 10 81 So
Also, good assortment oil polished and brass
hesd Po&er=, for sale By
eel VAN LEW a. TAYLOR,
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CENTLEMENS' 'FUKNIsHING GOODS.
- we have III sto large assortment Of Gen.
tlemens' Merino Under Shirts, Drawers snd other
Goods suitable ior Gentlemens wear, which win
be sold low HART a. MOSES
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SELLING OFF AT COST, TO CLOSE
~ BUSINESS IN THIS CITY The subscriber
wishes It to be perfectly understood that he is sell
ing at cost to close business, aud not to Law in
another stock as others wish to ecnstrue it, All
thai he ssks Is call the prices of his goods will
fully convince all that he is positively selling of at
cost, and there is I any humbas In it,
ABRAHAM LEVY, Jr,
no2s pol Broad street
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Aro,,v, Mupnrp Tp,.I-Iohn E,rrensta;n ia
now on trial for the murder % his wife in the Hudson
Co,nty IN j 1 Over ana Terminer NJ Newark
,,r - ~ e., ,r, -
"HhHE 10 IHh CAflIAh of OEkaoN: US
governor ossre.s.y s.s.e, ana % usneIa u
oregon nave met &c oregon CITY, wnie the Legislature
meets ~ Salom torty I'VE mites soutn OF the ciy Inc
nsn;t.I xSs nhancss ga ii,egaI on account Of some
informaitv which he deems imnortant hut which IN.
legislators think a OF no legal imp ortapce
Mupnsp IN Jrtsrrp Cousry-Gaoros P,ass
county having rot INTO . di.pu,a sbont a hucsef IN
ssdsv last the forner sahhsd rho Isttsr in
the Abdomen WITH large kne ana from the efecta Of
which no died in few honrs plsss was srrest.d the
same NIGHT aud il now ia iaii--qLrnu 4,las ga ms,
- - " - ~,
ooNsu' or NAssno ~ NEW ORLEANs,r ne
rres'9eny mas ohcisiy recognized fredrtcn Vilnsim
frutuehtnA Us ooftni OF Nsseau, Ter tne state Oh
Lousiahs 20 rv1de h New orieans
YoUas LApc KILLED A FnLbrwT TREE.
Minis Nary Chambers, a daughter Of solomon q.
Chamber, EsQ Of Yasoo county, Aiss, the 28th
ut killed the Benton about tveuty. miles
from yicksbufgh by the falhug Of q tree There
two other young ladies riding ia carriage with the
dtceased the time of the fatal sceidednt The ethef
were NOT Injured
BRITISH IRADE or GLOUCESTER we learn BY
the Gloucester (hnss Telegraph tras 147 English
ses FROM the British Provinces arrived at Gloucester
during the 1881 bringing cargoes Of salt FISH COAL
lumber ard the large quar- Of 600 cords OF fire
wood Twelve years ago not British vessel visited
that port Now Gloucester has larger interest in that
trade than any other pert with the exception of Boston
or salem.
JwppnyrMEN~ IN Rrrr.Nn Vrpuovr -S;nca
the oomnlaton of tho Rnars ond Rnr;in ,on R.;rnsa
Rutland has mazda more ran;a advanoenent than .ry
other town In yernouf II has racsiyed "a ~
.oms 6ftsen hunaTed rersona mnss,v ,necban;.. and
tha;r amiI;es.h. ,o,t ~ naore ho fowr sos, 1900
Amnng Tia IN ,.o..mar.s y new sts,a soctor, 49,
one msch;na ,rilI on, Crow, aet.en bunad ~ - ,h
sand stsves for aony hare, in !. aav " ~
- g, nv,
ANOTHER SrRlrED re y hey sell the fluid ex-
tract o. appss nsao Of cioer now IN aine, IN ordsr
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Arrival of American EmIgramts at Trini-
TFrsm the Trinidadien, Nov. 10


fFrsm the Trinidadien, Nov 10
An American vessel, the Comet, direct from Bal
fimore has brought 6itee on American emigrants-
four co. two fem eles and nine children, the eldest
OF whom IL about twelve years old. The men are
strong ard rot ust and nor by any means deficient
in intelligence. The re ason Why they, and we be-
heve many more will leave Baltimore, is owing en-.
tirely 70 political matters and the rancorous spirit
Of prejudice which exists against the colored class
in America. Three OF tDe men are small farmers,
and one a brick maker. One Of them has been to
Liberia, Canada, and Jamaica. They have told us
that they do not expect to live so cheapy here as
they could do in Baltimore, and that they can gain
% much .hore as here They appear satisfied with
the country, but are by no meane pleased with the
rate OF wages offered, - tack in the cane piece,
ard D. FOR tIenching, Their intention il not TO
leok 10 the cano field as permanent source Of
labor Mr.. Pollard, the Immigration Agent,
oyered two acres Of lard to oace adult, but
rnbpenuentlv withdrew that offer, and pro-
fnisod ther, on behalf IT his government
Snd TINT on arriving at Trinidad each adult, male
and lCmale, would receive ~ sterling, and Be en-
abled 60 tnrchpse crown land. Thus was thoir
.,reat inaueement to cmigrate. They have applied
~ the money, and the Colonial Secretary told
hem that whatever promises hal been made to
fbsm by Mr. Pollard, 90 behalf Of the government,
,enuld be strictly fulfilled We hope II may DO SO.
The acquisition Of iap0 seems TO BE- thst great OBJ
ieot, Ono OF the men tolJ US thay H0aia not hye
hors wiz out their stAoWs seadS Iney calculate
Win Inc 81 sterling pprch1sing land and farming
H. We hardly tn * this wall suit t1o views OF our
,ronTiofary bCoy They require tho Americans %
taL6r n the cane pieces and tho estates, whica
10, .ert very much 0sinciincd 70 d. rs NOR Guy
mean u obtsin,nz LIVING. lacy vaps 10 Vaist
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INDIA RUBEEK GOODS.

THE CONGRESS PIKsTED.-CAuTIoN TO sHoH
DoslersLesrn.ug that some unnrincpled persons are
offering Elastic Gore to psnuaeturers OF ny pGssns Con-
Boots ado By bradGg weaving India Rubber
eHth 10 ar CONTRACTION, expanton OF
the Bbro with the spring this notice given that ode
OF and combining hbrous materials With cords OF
India Rubber used IN skrg Congress Boots is direct
and poEtye yiolatior OF patent and whoever manu-
features cells shs g-ess SCOTS tu will be
cassd for damages. AL who arthor oa by 20
sre reqsed 80 stamp each pair with tho words Days Pa
SENT all oherc are ID Judgements and dealers are warned
against he cortequencss they choose 70 DO eonoerned IN
prstirr t psient Knowing that tns cobu Auou are al
tempting, Through their INSTRUMENTS - maLead unsupeot
ing shoe dealers sud lsve for thsr infer
stustd the opinion OF Of sdo 0st distinguished
pttert IN tho United States 81 BE taEonerewh
r1blisbed shall hold Geslaf respeDsa whore the
hApufaetgrar 10 irresponsible. HORACE II. DAY Owner
~ ar the Pstgnts connected with Congress Boots ". b
oenees GrauscS IT. ~ Courtnd Rrea Mon YORK, and by
art 96 agents hr0ughout the United 81 teg except
Aeasshasetf hew Ram shiSe Owned ~ Charles
MtnElov, cf Lynn MSS
LteAL oFtgors haye examined he sttsrs ratent "a
sued 30 Dubons Uy at tosrnf dstetht gh October N4
End an OF opinion that the OF ea~so made
weaving nbrous materials which expand and
combination itb Inds Rgbker Springs. Il applied the
uanussts Of Cater g an inirlngsmeai TIE Pa
te1t Now York, a pill ~, 1851. y. y, CUTTING.
RoaToS JurO 1sslI have m, dc similar examination
eff iere Patent above referred to- aod concur ~ Nc
CsttlnE' opinisn. huTUs CH0AEk.