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MANAGERS OFFICE.
u u NJ A.

Splendid Scheme for Thfs.Day.-Capi-
tails S4uU00, l2,49i, 0Ou, 4COO 100 of 1000, leo
Of 500, &c. rs numbers, IL drawn Tickets $40.
Also, the Dollar Lottery-Capitals: $1,000, IL
of sou, l4l, &c
Drawn Nos' of Patapeco, 65:
"a IL 20 % "a IA SO ~ Al 69 6s
Halt "a o. o. 500 sold and paid by
Drawn Nos of Bel Air, L.
" SO Al 90 4C 26 80 80 43 81 80 62 q
Hall s q g Prizes sold and paid by
Or. % &c SO C. B. LUCK.
Do 5 q e.
Drawn Nos. of Pata SEQ, &c:
81 Al "a so Is Ia 81 &c II 81.
Whole 8 "a Al, S2375l
Do ls q q, 50 Sold and paid by
Or. 10 80, $50 LUCK.
Do II 26 II. l0l
Drawn Nos of Susquehanna, Ia:
rs ~ % 20 80 80 80 10 81 81 ~ IS 60.
Whole 81 81 ~, $I0OOl
Or. 81 81 60, 500
Whole 1881 rs, $40
Do 80 33, 20
Halt % 20, 80 All sold an d paid by
Do 80 80, co. LUCK.
Wnole22 %, 80
O.. 80 SO, 60
DO 81 81, 40
Do ~ 90, sol
Drawn Nos OF Patapsco 81:
60 As l 35 "A so Is 53 AZ 81 20 q
Ticket 45 SO; plize sold and paid by
Drawn Nos of Carroll Co, 9:
&c 81 20 81 10 80 % Is s 81 6 II
Do d. i g. g, s = 90 Sold and paid by
do 5 81 to, 1000 LUCK.
HI IL 26 % 500
To my old Customers and Friends.-My
Office Is now opened at No 3 Governor street,
tlate X G Scotls othce) for the sale OF Lottery
Tickets, wheIe it will give me pleasure to walt on
you. D. LoCh.
Tickets and shares in any OF the Maryland Lotte-
addressed to r FRANCE 4 co, Managers, if
fe 10 or to C B. LUCK. Richmond. Va
q LOsT.--A large AacAnaw arrOe
~ lie my house on Monday last. Any person
sEE eturning the same TO me will be suitably
- ewsrded. JNO WRIGHT, Baker,
to 1876 No 49, Main street.
E,Ok HIRE, very smart little Boy, sccus.
Il toned to waiting Ia the house, &c. Apply to
EDWARD d. EACHO,
fe IL General Agent and Collector.
On FOR RENT, a small new brick house
ii in Aoams' Valley. Possession can be had i'm.
EDWARD D. EACao,
fe l8 General Agent and Collector.
o FOR RENT.-The store and Dwelling
on the South side of Cary street. between 18th
and l4th street next door TO David J. Burr. Ea9
Possession may be Immediately. Rent $40e per
annum. TOLER a. COOK,
ie Is General Agents.
m ACKEREL.-Afu further and iull supply of
III Nosl ana 2. In halves, quarters and kits land
ing from N ID Klotts, for sale by Fs
IL 8 WILLIAMS 4 BROTHER
pOkT WINE 10 casks, just received per
Haxall, BY
fe 10 WILLIAMS & BROTHER.
IACKsON's CANDLEs.-z0 bozss extra
y short skies, landing this day, from n NJ Klotts,
fer
te IS WILLIAMS 4 BROTHER.
sAMP Hon. - bbls, for sals By
~ sl6 WOOD, Dragais1
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BRONZE HORSE.
THE GTPSEY Girl,

TNAKES this method TO return her grateful &C.
l. acknowledgements to the eilizens of Richmond
and vicinity, for their very liberal patronage dur
ing her short stay among them, and would most
respectfully inform them that she will remain at
the City Hotel for one week more, where she will
be happy to consult with them in regard to the
Past. Present and Future.
This will positively be the last opportunity. as
she will leave here for Europe on Tuesday, the
22d inst.
ALI those wishing to know the circumstances
that surround them, Likewise their FUTURE
PROSPECTS, will do well by calling early.
Hours of consultation from 10 A NJ, to y NJ, and
from to 9P. M.
Tickets of Consultation so cents. TO be had at
the door fsl6
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H- Pratts Daguerrean Gallery, No las

1 Pratt Daguerrean Gallery, No l45
Main street.--Messrs Editors: Please publish the
following testimonials "A very superior likeness"
Robert Thorp. "Very like" Roger Pryor, edi-
tor South-Side Democrat. "Likeuess executed su.
perlstively good" w. Roberts. 81 give Mr.. Pratt
the preie renee to all the world in taking pictures
Z z. Goodwin, Louisa county. "Mr, Pratt needs
but trial and success will be inevitable, David
Moody. "Mr. Pratts pictures are as good or better
than have yet seen," w. J. McDowner. King Viii
liam. The daeuerreotypes in Mr. PratI's collec-
ton equal any | have seen in London" John
Thomas, M d, editor of the Herald of the Kingdom
and Age 10 Come fee
~ Rockbridge Alum Water, from the
ROckbridge Alum Springs, Va.-This cele
brated Water is dlsetc, caihartic, tonic and ate-
rstve in its effects on the system II excites the
acIion OF the liver In many cases, in which calomel
would have no effect.
The wonderful success which has attended the
use of the Rockbridge Alum Water for many years.
in great variety OF dis eases, has acquired for il
celebrity rarely II ever equalled, and steadily in
creasng. The most eminent chemists of the day
have examined the Water, and found it possessed
Ell traordinary medicinal properties. Ii has been
declared by the best authorize TO be a cure for
every form of Scrofula, Chronic Liver Diseases all
Chronic Diseases of the Stomach and Bowels, Dys
pepsa. Cha onic Diseases of the Eyes, Mercular Al
1ectons, and particularly adapted to of Passive
Uterine Hemorrnage, complicated with dersnge
meut CT the Liver and Stomach, and many other
disorders arising from impurity of the blood.
BENNETT g. BEERS, Druggists, No l25 Main
street. Richmond Va are the sole agents for the
sale of Rockbridge Alum Water. Price per
barrel $40; halt barrel Sc; by the gallon so cents
| cash on delivery, good city acceptance.
The public are cautioned against variety of ar
! tcles purporting to be Alum Water Unless it
com through u.s. it cannot be genuine, aud is not
! from the ROckbridge Alum Springs, Va.
ia 2S-d& s3m
! Quick sales and small Profits.-The
pubic invited to come and examine the fine
and we'll selected assortment of Jewelry, Clocks
| Watches, Pertumery and Fancy Articles, at the
store of S. P. MOUNTAIN g. Co, No. 2I7 Main
street; and at the same time get some of those
great bargains to be found there Come one,
come all, and judge for yourselves. We don't
charge any thing for examining our goods.
Jewelry made and repaired, and satisfaction
warranted. Also, Watches and Clocks repaired by
an experienced workman Don't forget the place
s. p. MOUNTAIN 81 CO,
No 2l7, Main street, between 9Th and 10th.
fp l0-lmdk
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n A GK AND BITION OF
~ 2I AN L. SARIIRS

Es2k "A % h AN u e "A II d II u n OE
SpLANFS, SHRUBS, BULBS, ONIONS
r WEhS, FRUIT TREES, Ac.-PIRaE PEI
LOkCL, French Gar iener lately from Paris. re.
specially announces to ameteurs and the public
generally that he will open To-day, Wednesday
morning, al the store opposite the Banks, large
and beautiful collection Of Exotic Plans such a.
hrst choice Cameiias, Magnoias, khododundruma.
Dwarf Orange, Penonia, Arborea and Fragrans
herbacce, Azalea, and Amarylis Cactus, OF the
most novel varieties, and especially 300 different
kinds OF Roses, lately cultivated and exhibited In
Paris In 1851 and 81; also 200 difsre 1t Ainas OF
Pear, Apple, Peach, Cherry, Apricots, Engiish Wal
Trees and Raspberry bushes, among which ars
the perpe uai kaspberry. Also, African Asparagus,
and many other plants too numerous to mention.
NB-Printed catalogues will be delivered gratis
10 amateurs IL I6-6t<
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DENCE FOR SALE.-I have Concluded "a
sell my present residence, situated In pIeassnt
and retired neighbnIhood, near Dr. o A. S.recker'a
and WI bin ten minutes walk OF the market CON.
msnding q fine view OF the city and surroundinw
spacious and convenient with large 10, 60 by a30
feet, and has IL rooms with fire places, includinr
The basement. The FUnNirURE would be soH
with the House if desired.
Also, for Rent, House on Church Hill, suita-
bic tor small iamiiy and grocery, and
For Hire, healthy and tidy elderly Woman.
who Is good house servant and washer Apply -
A. g. STUBS,
At Messrs Knowles g. Wa,ford's Book store.
fe i6-5t*
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Gs5 HOUSE AND LOT AT AUCTION.
iii On Tuesday let March, we shall sell pub.
lciy, on the premises at O'Clock in the evening.
for the unexpired time Of the lease an imnrovsS
Lot, at the Intersection of Clay and nth streets.
now occupied by Mr. Philippe; which Lot was
leased for a term of years, and which lease has
about six years and half to run; and the house.
which is two ct ries high and fitted up for 3
store, togethersw with the kitchen being the property
of toe lessee, the purchaser will nave the pryilepe
of removing them when the lease expires.
The terms will be made known on the day of
sale. TOLER a. COOK.
fe Is Genera al Agents
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m AhUH MAGAZINE.-J.W W. KAnDoLPV
1vl mas tor sale--
Winter il Madeira, by Hon IA Dix-sl
English Items, or Microscopic Views OF EnglsnA
and Englishinen, BY MF Ward-sl
The Fortunes of the Colville Family, or Cloud
it's Silver Lining. by Frank E Smedley author
OF Frank Falrieign, &e-Price SOC
Castle Avon, by Mrs Marsh, author OF Emilia
Wyndhanl &c-price SITE
Peterson's Magazine Ter March-price So PEI
year
Godeys Lady's Book for March-priee SO per
year
Grahams Magazine for March-price s3'psr
year
De Bows Review for February-price s. per
year fe Is
- i4AlAA M AND GODkY for MARCH.
N The Fortunes OF the Colviiie Family, or .
Cloud and its Silver Lining, by Frank e smedley.
author of Frank Fariegh, Lewis Arundel, sc, 50
cents
Light and Shade, or the Young Artist, by Anna
Harriet Drury, so cents
Vestiges Of the Natural History of Creation,
with Sequel, 50 cents
The Confessional of the Black Penitents, or tn
Italian, Dy mrs Radcliffe, SO cents
For sale by G OIL WEST kRO,.
fe 10 5and Exchange.
GRAHAM AND GODkI, FOR MARCH,
" Cassie avon, BY the author RaveIscf, &s
-37k
The Fortunes of the ColviIle Family, by the a.
thor oil Frank Fsirieigh-50c
Gus Howard, or how to Win Wife By the an
thor OF Minnie Gray. Amy Lawrence, Ac-5gc
Tine Confessional of the Black Penisenis, or ths
Italian, by Mrs Radehtfe-50c
Southern and South Western Sketches: fun,
sentiment and adventure, by Gentleman Of RIGA
mond-37A
For sale by JAMES GLIB,
fe 10 SO opposite City Hoisk
% EUEIVED By A. M0RRIs, 81 MaiA
~ Street
Wiater in Madera and Summer in Spain anA
Florence, By John Dix
Light aud Shade, or the Young Artist tale, by
Ruth novel, by the author of "Aary Bartoufs
On the Lessonsin Proverbs, being u. substances
of lectures delivered to young mems societies C
Porpmouih and elsewhere, b. kicnard Chenevix
French
Essays on the Poets, and other English WritsxsL
By Thos D Quincy
spain-her Institutions, Politics and Public Men.
sketch, BY Wallis
English TENS, OF Microscopic Views of Eneisal
and Englisamen, by Matt F Ward
Familiar Science. cheap edition, by 4 4 Ps&ex-
son. feT
NJ OTlCE.-We wish to hire two iourneyKsa
~ lin Plate Workmeu, Tor which We win
pay the highest wages. We also wish Il take N
apprentice about IL years old
,iGARs OF various Otsnds, tor sals ~
JAMES b. SHELTON,
el6 Corner OF Broad and 4lh s,rssts.
SUGARs.-Ceffse, Clarified, Crushed, PeU-
- dersd, Gfsnsated aud Brown sugafs tor I'D
by JAMES B SHELTON,
fe 10 Coraer OF Broad and 4th sfreefeI
N kk6kh POTAT0kS.-vesS aso kG
ly1 sale BY JAMES SHELTON,
0 10 10 Corner OF Broad and 40 streets
4 HHkss. Barniag fluid, fvr sss ios ny
- PuHcElL, LAID Co.,
8 fcH Dsuxekss ~ Main sueak
ANUlHOND, kuhH.-- brsLzedfnr
n doss, AndirouA po'ishad stel Fire iion9cape
\. n. ZIMMERMAN.
10 Corner Main and 18Th sssoooo.
I'LL CINNAhlON.--Sou rigansl Cans. Pr
~ Chinees OIL Cinnanon, for oaie By
Is nknhkTT = DEEke, 0fasEslA
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NUkThkkN ICE.
REING in connection with heavy exporting
- house East, we solicit orders tor NOrthern
Ice OF the purest quality. by the cargo, ton. or
bushel, at low rates. Apply at our office, Main
street, near Rockets. :
fe lS-ls WARDWELL e. BADGER
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AUCTION SALES
FUTUkED7
By WeII1nEIe1 S.s757=
nEsIRABLR NV '.. -

DESIRABLE DWELLING M THE
- EAST Line OF FIFTH STREET a.
TWEEN CLAY AND LEIGH STREETS Fns
SALE SALE AT AUCTION, win be soid. on Monday
misses commencing ct O'Clock, the newly e,sr,sa
brick Dwelling, on the East line of 5th stfe. ns.-
Clay street, now in the occupancy Of Mr CSsrIs.
McGruder. 1t fronts 80 fest runs back 100 feet
TO an alley. 80 -. :"
TfRMs-one fourth cash; balace at 3, and q
months, for neg otiable notes, interest added. "a
cured by trust deed, or title retained.
fe Is w GODDN. Auct
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RARE CHANGE FOR ANTIQUARIAN

RARE CHANCE FOR ANTIQUARIANS.
A UCTIOn SALE OF GOLD, SILVER, AND
n COPPER COINS, MEDALS, &c. Con
Monday Morning, the 2lst inst, commencing
at 10 O'CLOCK, at the large Room over the store Of
Mr. Elias Hale, No log Main street, viii be sold at
public auction, very large collection of rare, old
and valuable Gold, Silver and Copper Coins,
Medals and Pocket Pieces, comprising from 1000
to 1900 pieces belonging to the estate of Abram
Levy, deceased.
These coins took Mr. Levy fifty years to collect
and were highly priced and treasured up by him
as great curiosities. Also, very fine Gold Patent
Lever Watch; collection of beautiful Oil Paint
ings; ase, Chamber Furniture, consisting OF one
high post Mahogany Bedstesd and Bedding, Blu
reau, Washstand, Secretary and Book Case, pair
OF handsome Ottomsns, Chairs, Rocking Chairs,
Carpet, &c. &c
N. B.-The above will be open for examination
on ana after Thursday, the 18th inst, when cata-
iogues oil the Coins can be obtained and the pub
NC, ooth ladies and gentlemen, are respectfully in
sHeo 70 aVai themselves OF seeing such large and
hne collection OF great euriosities, and which is
Terms cash.
By order of JACOg A LEW
EXT OF Abram Levy, deceased.
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T IFE INSURANCE. FOR WAITE PER-
IL SONS AND SLAVES ii-'rhe National Safe
ty Life insurance Company, Charter Perpetual,
Capital S25O,O0O-ofice of the Agency in Rich
moRd In Lisle's row, l4h street, next 10 Messrs
Toler & Cook-continue TO make assurances on
Lives, upon the most reasonable terms The rates
OF premiums tor white persons are exceedingly
low, having been reduced 25 per cent. within the
past three years Slaves will be insured at low
rates, for period OF from one to seven years
All losses promptly and satisfactorily sdjusted-
This company paid, day OF two since $500 to
Mr. w Totty, of this city, for slave OF his tnat
died the sh of last month--also, ScOO TO Mr. John
Fraser and $500 10 MIR Alexander Houchens, tor
slaves of theirs that died within ii &c weeks past
Pamphlets and Circulars containing fdn psrtcu-
lars will be furnished gratis on application TO
CR bRICKEN, al D Agent,
and Medical Examiner,
fe 1877 Richmond Va.
a~4s.,UTTTTh THE CANAL BOAT
sELLE, Capt Johnson, is now
ready 20 receive freight, and will leave for Lynch
burg on Saturday, full or not iull.
fe l7-3t A g LEE.
I UMBER.-40o00 feet Seasoned Oak Boards
IL for Tobacco Boxes
80 900 feet Seaso ed 5usquehsnna Boards
2s00G feet Charleston and Baltimore Dressed
Flooring
10000 feet Assorted Rock Maple
5000 feet Assorted Buffalo Ash
5000 feet half iEch Cherry
5 0OD leet half inch Black Walnut
Landing at Rockets, from board schrs Virginia,
c II Cole and the Aivarado. For salo ON the wharf
on accommodating Terms, by
fe ~ kELyIN g. PARKER.
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NAukS, CAGES.-Who would hay any
" other than tasty and neatly ornamented Ca
nary Cage when such one can be bought at
BULKLEY u cos Tor price no larger Than is
often obtained for an inferior and uneraceful ari
Gle. We also have lately opened avariety of Ro.
bin and Mocking Bird Cages some of Mahogany,
handsome article Breeding Cages, &c
BULhLEY a. CO.,
fe 1S 1877, Main street.
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SMITHS LOTTERY OFFICE,
Wall Street. under the City Hotel,
CHALK'S Old STAND

&c 81 90 81 ID 81 20 Is S 546lI
Half &c 20 90, 500
To. Day.-Grand Consolidated, Glass Ca.
pitfalls Of $40 GOO. l of II ,497, of 5000, of
1900, 100 of 1000 100. of 5 o, &c 70 numbers,
II drawn. Tickets SI0-shares Ia proportion.
Als0-Patapsco, 60 Capitals l OF $1,000, TO
Of 5U0, &C. rs numbers, IL drawn. Tcksts 81
shares ip proportion. SMITH.
lie 10
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T UMBER.-Landing from schr Ellen Galdsbo
L. rough, at Rockets
1858 feet Ash, |, 2, and inch thick
35 000f=et Oak Boards, well seasoned
12,6S2 feet S 8 Poplar
2, 1873 feet Button Wood
1893 feet Chair Plank Poplar
For sale by JAMES QUINN,
fe l8-3t* Office corner 18th and Water ats.
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elS-3t* Office corner 18th and Water SITS.
& MOKING Observation-Disclosures supply of
~ that justly ceebr ated brand, "The Pride OF the
South" manufactured by Norborne Norton, which
We can confidently recommend to be very supe.
rior article. Lovers of the pipe would DO well to
try paper of the above brond for sale by
R. r. DUVAL d. BRO,
fell Bank Square.
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DEkUvIAN GUANO.-225 tons best Peru
l. Wan Guano, in beautiful order, landing this
morning, for sale by
sCaAER, KOHLER e. CO., lls Cary st,
fe ls-3t opposite Columbian Hotel.
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NEW GOODS All l02 MAN sTkkkT.
In Neck Ties for Gentlemen
Rufiisd Apron Ties
Washington Sc0iop Ties
Satin Apron Stocks
do Scarf do
do Selfadjusting Stocks
Gro Grain do do,
Black, drab and fancy Caters
Linen and Silk Pocket Hdkis, half Hose, under
wear, Shirs, Collars, &c.
KEEN, CHlLES a. BALDWIN'S
feIs Clothing Warehouse.
Two PURCHAsEIks.-4s sne winter season
Ia well nigh over, propose 10 sell the fem.
nant OF my stock of over Coals, Heavy Business
Coats, Pants and Vests at Cost many OF which are
the most dc srable style and choice patterns q the
season Those ~ho can purchase now viii ind u
saving Of Is or 20 per cent, while they can get an
article equsly ss coed and fashionable ~ N the
early part Of the season.
HENRY SHAFER,
fee Corner Main aod 18th streets.
O00 BALES GLOVER HAY--For sale By
6VV feA GEO. ]. HEARING.
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LAW INTELLIGENCE.
SUPERIOR COURT-Before Judge EanEr.
Henry WOLF ant the Hudson River tilroad &

To recover $500 for injury TO q horse, &c.
with load hay along Westst in July last when l.
met BY one OF the trains which neggently ran against
him. he being unable account Of distractions
Of the way down aud s~rousy injured the horse
snd broke the cart In defense IL is said the collision
the driver OF the stopped his when
the driver OF plaintiff put his hoe In motion aud it be-
came frightened and against the train Sealed verdict
Isaac Steinberg at John Hals'eAd.
little daughter Of plaintiff years o. age, on cross
Crostyst, at Spring in June last il u charged while step
ping from the crossing 20 the sidewalk knocked down
BY horse and beon 10 defendant the wheels OF
which passed her, and inflicted It said permanent
injury Action Is brought 10 recover damsges Amount
laid at eco. In defense. Il denied that there
proof fssten the ownership OF the horse and wagon
dcfendsnt ard il is charged that plaintiff himself guilty
Of negligence in allowing young child to alone
the sTeef and that he had been previously warned BY
not to DO Verdict for plaintiff SIS which carries
like amount OF costs.
NicLo.s Schmidt against james C. knkelan and Charles
Srieker
Pltniif clss have purchased Of defendants 10 arrive
from Antwerp, twenty eight casks nsced OIL aud 20 have
PAID therefor receiving the order to get H. after arrival
S05-bu the OIL A:ferwad discovered not be
chsnabe OIL purchased. but a spurious mixture and Of
frred H. but 1t would be received. He brings
tction
In defense IL said before the delivery Of the oil plaintiff
had opportunity " examine ithsi 10 took it 20 Phl.
deT hs and kept for considerable time without making
any objections and IN the absence Of fraud he precQdsd
fIom maintaining the suit The case = on.
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Ne Csfon once dzras her sckness Miss che,n eo.rdea
az No 100 Broadway. where nv o;es also was; made an
stdA'it ssans; Duty before the Magistrate; tpaPsS
shown; this 3 .Ssdavi:.
The wfness after the crossexAninztcn bad been e,n
eladsd desired rake an expana0u lie said that when
speaking Of Nfs Chtous benz sick from fh April 20 isth
sept ne meant erphstcaly SAY that she more or
s III cGring that tine. She ksd been sch better "a the
latter arr snd Ara that he did consider
necessary 20 rey so much sttenioa b. her he d dans
ire months OF April May Jane and part Of July, par Of
August psrt Of September part Of October and early part
CT November.
John henAi sworn eruess; in tins City: the wit
ness exhibited his book Of presrriptons nom WHICH he
pointed dated MAY 81 and June is4s; that of
June written BY Dr. QuacS enhoes several more pre-
scripeions were then shown. dated Jav 1874 tor
Mise Chiffon. and written BY DR.. ousckrnhoSs
CrusserGmtaed-There Is other prescription or Miss
Clifton NJ 70 18th Ang
The Court then adjourned for the day.
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IAdrefi.semeut1
w DAVIS sMErALLIc LIFE PREsERyER.

R-' DAVIS sMETALLIC LIFE PREsERyER. -
This new and valuable invention and is regarded BY all
who have examined the available, and
cheap of any in At the present time it is Of the
highest importance to the public that ii should b widely
known and appreciated The recent law Of Congress VIII
so eject which requires steamships Steamboats,
and ferry boats to be furnished with sufficient number TO
supply one 20 each person employed on board aud every
passenger The public are therefore deeply Interested N
this zbject and ought make their influence felt and
to Il, that the law not merely or literally. but q
reny complied with BY each vessel belnf furnished with
the very best and most secure life preseves That there
shA b. lodging this understand II u the
intention Of the agents OF Dsvss Metallic Life Preserver
Eytns Curtis No. 2is FultOn-S to publish the names
Of such steamships steamboats, may ADOPT The same,
ard leave for the nunity decide which route
line justy entitled pubic patronage and confidence
whether those lines the proPetos Of which look 10 eoa-
yenepceand a merc compliance with Law BY furnishing
thing called life Treseryer which has no reliable safely IN
Of disaster those lines that are furnished With
safe and certain HE The law Of Congress re-
ouires that each - Pr shall have baoyEnce equal
70 sixteen pounds Dariis has ssense and ha P9Esd'
Its advantage results FROM the fact that II - always
inflated Of adjustment, not requiring over - seconds
20 adjust the same q 10 composed Of two sericrcusr
tubes each containing hve separate AIR tight apartments
10 M all 80 that puncture IN one Two or three o. IDe
chambers does not render IL worthless or useless not SO
with other hfe Preservers now in use Having eaelsy
exsmin this hepreseryer have no hesitation n saying
the best that has yet been presented 70 he paine
ard IL is difficult TO see bow II can be improved upon u
does Rot enennbsr he body and leaves the Arms ne =
swim with. The public have eouSderce u 'ioas sni
seees furnished epreseIyers they are not safe sne 70
be relied upon for the reason that if prrson sAsps one
wr-pebed from the hand OF b seized by Others N the wasr
who are likely 70 perish and thus become yalaees -, as
could il be expected hs; in disaster there .wona o
that pert Ct nnaIiuity Of mind that would be reg -
enable 81 spring into the water with their setree e. 10
moment that IN the plunge IL would no. Be wrenen
cd from their hands the hands Of one OF neu o1I
beyond al ths persons VIII no, seize them 2r me
thst they DO not have eouSdenee thcn Inls was So
ugly ILLUSTRATED IN the OF the iRfsted stes neoa-
Henry Cay With LIE presTver that sec arsy Aseaes 70
tie body, is different nr each PROVIDED axe .al
neither the plunge into the water, or the sea OF 81 Ga