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!, EoNARD sCOTT ~ CO.'S List Of

IA BRi FISH PERIODICAL PUBLICATIONS.
Dersre1 IN al hc t1iacpat CHcs Of he bhHed Sfates
Ercrot Po+oge and forwarded by mail, under the pro-
y .ons Of the late Post Office as, at merely NOME
! NAL RATES.
l. London Quarterly Review, (ConscYativc.
= he Edinburg Review. WhsD
3. The North British Review, (frro Church)
T. The Westminster Review. Li5erul
D. Blnckweods Edmhurg Magazine, (fory)
Athengh tesc works distinguished by the politi-
al shades nbe,, indicated, yet but snull portion of
h"ir contents Is Devoted Ia political subjects. II is
their literary character which gives them their chief val
ne and IN that they stand eonfcssedly far ali 9TH
or journals of thri" clnss, Biackteood still under tho
fahcrly of Chri4ophrr North nnintnns its ancient
celebrity, and is at this time unusually attactve from
the se'nl works of Bulwcr aud other literary notablcs
written for tlnl magazine, aud first appearing in its col
both in Grcu Britain aud in tho United States.
Such works The Cnxtons" and My Novel"
lborh by Bulwer )"fhe Green Humid, Katie Stewart"
and other serials of which numerous rival editions
issued by the leading publisher, in this country. have
be reprinted bythose publishers from the pages OF Black
wood. after it has been issued 10y Messrs Scott Il Co.,
thai Subscribers the Reprint al that Magazine may
always rely having the earliest reading OF these us
cinatng tales.
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NEW EOUNDRX.-fhc subscribers take
" leave to inform the citizens of ynchburg, and Y
Unity that they hive leased the establishment the
asn. known Warwicks Mill aud foundry, for the pun.
OF carrying general foundry business, and the
manufacture of agricultural tools tobacco presses OF all
binds, and fixtures.
W. are prepared To furnish all kinds of pluws and
llow castings. used in this country. Also mill gearing
md thre,hing machines made of the best material and
Il the substantial manner
We have patterns of the Livingston, Peek's Hill, Eo
lie, New York Premium, two sizes Hill side, (tUr and
horses, superior pnttcrns) and sub soil plows Also
utyaors, road sciapers aud the celebrated Hay,
Straw and stalk in this country with from
to 10 knives.
All orders for any of the above mentioned implements,
- machines will be promptly attended 10. Grain and
country produce taken in exchnn e.
Corn, and Corn meal furnised usual Al the mill.
WHlTTEMORE, McNAMEE < co.
II : NHTTENoRE,
JAMES McN.MEE,
&C \ WHITTEMoRE.
ian - dcSts
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BOOKS. STATIONERY &C,

DOCKS ON AGRICULTURE "c
- ID Is PAYNE bas - hand, and VIII sen On gnu
Cofnpieta Farmer and American ""fah''
Family Kitchen fiardner. ny B"at
Practical a grieulfute, by Johnson
Johnson. A grcutural Chemistry
YouBu on the Horse
heep
Fig
Dag
Stephen Book of the Farm
The American Farm Book. by Allen
Aliens Rural Architecture
The American Muck Book
Treatise on Hot-house
Iiebg'4 Agricultural Chemistry
Poultry Books. several kinds
The American Farmers Universal Handbook
Coleman's Practical Agriculture
Mrs Bliss' tactical Cook Book
Miss Leslies Receipt Book
- complete Cookery
g" House Book
Virginia House Book
Actions Cookery
Berch's Cookery and Dome site Economy
Agriculture for Schools, by Blakey.
AS, A arge assortment Of Hand Books, OF Rural
aud Domestic Economy in Paper. at 25c EACH &c Ne'
dec ! -
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DICH's SAFES AGAIN WI ER'S
IL PRINT Solamander. a.lA Neals Impoopcaent.


CnAHL.sroS, S. G., ~, 1852.
Hrssrs SfcarnE g. Hartgn saocsssofsfo Rich s. 20.
Geaiieuca.-Oa tie night ai the 1lth inst my sntfe
stock consisting Of oils, candles. white lead rubber
springs and packing also very great quantity al oth"
,norchandi-e consumed by fire. Your safe contain
ag NJ, books. was the hottest par olhe ire and ev
en- Thing m IA vas .aged in tho mos perfect condition
hts tl-td the ga. Tor moment, nt dirk aa the box q"
fnotce. used To light is custom, put mo
lto safe for consider them dangerous things Ia leave
l.out The matches and the books where oil al my
hne took that hid not the mark The IRE upon them
1infoanatcg for me, You have here had prof OF III"
npdss Of your Sslnnandcrs the perfect satisfaction
one VIM nitnesscd the Obstruction oi my STORE
Yours very respectfully,
LEWIS NJ. HATCH.
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MECHANICAL.

usHE SUBSCRIBER BEGS LEAVE MOST hb
Il apectfuy To call the attention OF the ei'he"s o,
- .plendid assortment II BOOTS SHOES. -
III CATERS. &c. Of biz Own MAKE
~ AMI which are WARRANTED % THE BEsr epALi
~ aKD OF suPERIoH wuHKaASsHtF.
Persons wishing 10 have good aud durable boot d
Shoe fef the present sen.on. W DO well TO call On me
~ am determined p,ease, both a. regards lna"3
aud price.
Don't forget 10 call the three doors above the
Franklin Hotel aud Immediately opposite the Cliihsh'
Saving Bank. J. +. bhiMhbpi'
dec Its
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HATS AND CAPS.

q --- --...---- -
FAN FAS mons FOR 1852.
fHHfl Il subscriber has received his New \ ork,
4 Baltimore and Phnddeph styles of Gentle men :
No. Moleskin Silk. black and white, Beaver and
Brush HATS. which for durability aud beauty, cannot
be surpassed in this any other market His stock is
now large aud complete embracing all of the latest and
most qgp,ered styIes Of H4 y; gne C4pS a
10 which he cordially invites 80 old rends aud
lsomer, and the public generally. to give him IA call
chcnp rs any other establishment in the city All
nds of Hut made order with neatness and dispatch
~ Customers Has dressed ooer free Of charge.
Cult the sign Of the BLUE HAT.
OCT Its WM SITTER.
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INIssOI.stTEON.

Il the Subscribers, unJef The sfee ct BCIoLS y
PRYOR. is this day dissolved by inntI eonscnt The
affairs Of the late firm i'll be- settled by either Of the
-,bscribers 10 viii continue 10 tIe name Of the
firm only Ia winding up.
A. il is all essential To tlen in closing their Hre bpi
s4 they hope tho all against whom they may hfse
nuais will come forward without delUy md fctt'n
Their successors IL the GROGERY mo Mes.rs
Murcli 4 Stratton Tor whom thcy take pleasure be-
speaking the favor 81 their old friends and cutomos,
end the pablie generally
One OF the firm VIII generally BE- found in ther Office,
Ia the second story OF their old stand, Immediately
Messr. NJ. & s. counting room
Il ECUOiS,
Jas. !, 1851 PRYOR
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- JOHN I. ROGERS has removed his MarblrWork
10 the corner of Man and 9th wherew be oun"
n fine assortment of Egyptian, ltalian and American
Marble, Monuments, Tombs, Grnve Stones, ManIeI
Pieces of every description, WALTZ ates, Fronts, &c.
Any design in carving executed in the neatest
ocr Orders from the country, with city reference.
rompty nttended 10.
Mr. Il having served his apprenticeship in one OF the
mrpcst establishments in New York city, and having
much experience in the business, lattef himself thai
al work executed Mt his shop will give entire 5aaiac
lion "a any done North or South.
Richmond July li-iVd
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Tn isEsnING MACHINES and

i WHEAT FANS The attention oi the public II
respectfully invited stock of Threshing Machines
and Wheat Fans which substantially built, and oil
The most approved patterns Persons in need OF such
Implements would do well TO give our stock an exam
aton feel satisfied that they will be Pleased boti
n price and Workmanship.
All Implements warranted TO perform well.
IL l5-ts DIUGUID a. BROTHER.
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E,REE EXHIBITION.

J. ing obtained considerable expense f,,,p, NJ
" hitelursts Washington Gallery, Dagueueo,,, wi
the following distinguished characters, most
invites the public call and examine them in .,'5
non with large number OF his own production
Whitehurst Gallery.
President Fillmore, Gen. Winfield Scott, VIM. r
ham, Gen Franklin Pierce, VIM X. King Gen ",''
Cass, Judge Stephen A. Douglass Z. f GIBllS
July Ig-df Pror,;,
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RopsEr, Miss, Dee.7, 49,

RODNEY, MISS btf- = lo9-'
i.oor B1Iflr fsl .Nt~ Otleans.
D,arfi,.-= ~ .,,nd you enc OF Rich < Go's foie',
lti.I IN h, Gf IN our town On the I'D August. This
sal. .faod m extreme heat ii large ume building, IN
sbicli, un- nsed surrounded by quantity oi bagging
our, fopc. whskcy and nnny other combustible arti
le. n will slow IL IF the heat II sustained lho
nnpors therein Wrrr a. zen soiled We therefore do
y certify that tn. Of the beet Safes We have
seen All otber sals. except this mike, proved wotl
es., ~ can aoYg be proven ON the ruins.
iouIs respectfully.
WORTnINGTON s. CO.
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ii
4 ness heretofore conducted under the firm =. ! 7
s. G. DlUGUID, will continue in future ur
ryle of
DTUGUiD e. BROTHER,
and they take this opportunity to return thu, innk
the public for the very liberal patronage the finn
TT & G. s. Diuguid, and beg i,pneo - l,e
same.
We have on hand a lot ofToBAcc co ScHEwy lNDPREs
Es.a Tobacco Finsherust gottenuI Plough md Points
ri all descriptions, Mill Gearing wrought and cast
rneshng Machines, &c 81 g.
J. 7. DIU6U1D,
Inn 5-ts q =. DItGUID
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SOUTmERN FINE ART, BY Il. IL.

SOUTHEKN FINE ART, BY Il. IL.
~ WEIGH. OF CHARLEsTuN S.C.-GEO. WASH
lNGTON-U Unprecedented mIhcatnaiS Of American Fimt
ArL- Weich's Magniacam Portrait Of WASHING
7'ON-(20 by % inches Engraved ON steel (by per
mission) from Gilbert Stuars only original painting.
The celebrity of this great engraving has doubtless
become familiar "household words the mind oil
every person in the L. s, who can read.
Every Artist Schoat, Statesman and Jurist, in our
country and in Europe capable of Judging, has pro-
nuunced WEIGHS WASHINGTON Il PERFECT trans
script of StHrs word-renowned painting, and as SUCH
HE ONLY CORRECTLY ENGRAVED PORTRAIT IN ExIs-
FENCE.
FIVE DOLLARS PER COPY,
The only merit this Portrait Of Washington possesses
is that the Senate of the United States and the
celebrated Scholars. Artists Juriss and Statesmen OF
the United States, pronounce it the ONLY CORRECT Por-
ita of Washington EVER engraved.
Parficu attention is invited the following letter
from the Hon Roger fancy, Chief Justice of the U.
States:
BALTIMoRE. June o. 1852.
Dear Sir: Accept my thanks for the Portrait of
Washington. AS work of its excellence and
hcnuty must strike every who it and it is
less happy in its likeness the Father of his country.
IT ray good fortune have him in the days OF
my boyhood, and his whole appearance yet strongly
impressed my memory. The portrait you have is
suednppears he likeness, representing
perfectly, the expression well rs the and fea
lures of his face With great respect,
am yourt obt servant,
K. b. TANEY.
Geo w Childs ESQ 2b'a.
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X IECIlDi.S,
y PRYOR
T0pARTNEEsSIEIP

~ this dav Bssucated themsolycs together under th
style and firm Of ECHOLS PRYOR& TALlAFERko
with the view Of oondlntag general Comui,.ion bus
mess in all its brnnehea
Their houre j. the large and coumodioss brick tone
iient recently erected in the Of Of Mr. John Ruck
cr. factory Immediately the cinsl aud nearly orpo
site the Piedmont N,k, Il il we'll arranged tor the
reception of aud storing all kinds oi produce, n
well "a nercha ndise. A. their lot il large. and made
secure rom all dc probation by strong enclosure md
arranged, thes enabled To-
give the sale u every description OF
Lumber.
Every necessary pre- arution il also mode = receive
Lime ia any aud all quantities. Particular attention
viii be phil the sale Of thi- article. Consignment,
solicited from those preparing such commodities or
market. They also solicit consisnnenls of wheat Hour
eorn, meal, oat rs well every descr ton Il pro.
,lure
Liberal advances, . iequred, viii always he made
cdnsignments in hand. Conf lump and ground plaster,
and guano viii always be kept hand--ofders solicit
al.
All orders for goods from puncual customers vii re.
csive prompt attention.
Goods consigned their caro-, tn be forwarded. aill
lie attended to with all possible dispatch.
No charge made for dnyage merchandise or pro
ince. either by railroad canal. BY applying them
selves closely business, 81 being determined
cry posibe endeavor in pleasing all who may call
them. they hope torecese the ola liberal
public. Il j ECHLOS,
WM II PRYOR,
jan il-d&cts y G TALIAFERRO.
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NOTICE 40 THE Pa nalE.-S.,,,

~ II of the charter of Il he Lynchburg and Abng.
don Telegraph Company" reads as follows;
"That if any person, persons shall wiu or know.
ingy break, nure, destroy, on interrupt the Telep ap
lines or communications, any part thereof-lo be
erected by the said company in pursuance of this uc-
lie, She they, shall pay To the said corporation one
hundred dollars for said offence, and shall be further
liable for all damages which the said company NAV
suffer in repairing the injury and from the interruption
of their business be recovered in action of tres
pass,-and if any person, mourning the penalty aiore
said SHALL through insolvency any other cause be un
able or shall fail to pay the penalty damages aivra
said, and shall second time commit esspnss upon the
said lines any part thereof aforesaid he she Or
they, shall be liable upon conviction thereof an i'm
prisonment in the county n Of not less than month";
than six months"
The penalties Of the section above recited will la
rigidly enforced. r. B. DEANE, JR.,
President L. Il A. Telegraph Co.
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ROOKs! BOOKs!!--NEw BOOKS i,o STA7

DOCKS! BOOKS..--NEW BOOKS. STA
I'D TATIONARY, &c, just received BY e. NURSE.
My Novel By Buwer. 30 cents
a revolutionary Story by Junrs % -
Hattie stewart, from Backwood, %
Henry Esmond, 10y Thackemy. 90
a Shabby Genle'l Story do 62
larpers Magazine, %
Diapers Chemistry,
Lincoln's Botany.
do for beginners,
Bolnun's Lrvisac Or,
Plccola in French,
PinnocA's Hstories-Grccce, Rome Il France,
Mitchel's Geography and Atlas, (new Ed
do Primary
Cutters Anatomy
fakers Philosophy, Primary, F."
lullon's Classical Series
Dawes Arith's aud Math'l Works.
School lnkstands,
Steel PENS superior quality,
States, Welsh of the best quality,
Ink and Ink Powders
White Slate Pencils,
Writing Books,
Daybooks and Ledgers,
Letter and Record Books, Journals
Invoice Books. Cash Books,
Diaries lergeand Small, 3 sizes.
Pocket Books, great variety,
Printed time Books,
do Bill Books,
Indexed Mems,
Bank Books,
Envelopes, cold and white, plain and fancy,
Bill Paper, long and broad,
Round Rubber Bands,
Drawing and Writing Pencils,
Letter Clips for holding pupers
feb BITS
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A CARD.-THE UNDERSIGNED WOULD res
"a pectfully ask continuance Of the patronage 81
long bestowed upon him. to the new concern and IL
this connection he deems proper, To ask all who are
indebted to him 10 forward and settle their &C
counts without delay.
There are many clams long standing, which must
close up, and it is expected that all who know them
,elves be indebted will pny attention tn this notice.
Inn s..dts y DlUGUID.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
I,REsm GAADEN sEEDs.--The -

LNREsu GAhDEN SEEDs.--The sub
4 scriber nov has IN tore hi. Spring supply II Tar
on Seeds hi stock i large and ebr every variety
u.aall 10 tins eliuleie. They ell JJssh and
RHtne, and doR from The eelcbfaied House OF Dawn
LASpHtrB III Philadelpha--also, assortment, u
rhoiee FLOWER SEEDS
Catalogues With ALMANAC aud direeiions for planting
and eulture to be lad gratis. JOHN II. SEM,
feb 9.ts1 Druggist.
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MISCELLANEOUS
OLE Tile No.

SLAfukE-THE .5ACIEAT DONNIE
LOOKING Up .-3200,00O App5oD,ia ed H., =. ."
nal IaJ7oee enls.-le bs appf.priaine H. H..
ate Ire sb.vssum Tor the completion al tb. l. :
Tenn. South Side Petersburg and Norflt al '11i
vile Railroads have passed the HousE and Az; VI
action of the SENATE. In the mean time The fie, 'e
Ey,e,nqI Improvements who may wish to aptr.,3 u
their funds iudeinu,l7 in the completion Of their
Waf,lrobes will find difficulty in paaaae g .
at the LOfHlNG BAZAAR, for " hch tbey III '"'
Give handsome dividends sight. IN re-
Tho.e who wi.ha fine lifting Garment eg,ol -
Ton, ,rork at considerable less expense and trout
do well 10 call nj cstablishment-.a in on, Jun
.tork NJ Dress, Frock and Sack COATS pA& "rte
VESTS. &c. the ,hape, size. taste and mean. So .,
NAV be accommodated. A. D. SHAFER 4 ca oil
I feb 3-fs Clothing l3sza,r
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JAS. b. EDWARDS, THOMAS G. ruGH
Fall and WinterEashiOns for 1929
LNDWARDS & PUGii. doors abore j. q. Meem amt
~ opposite y. b. Tharmoa, Marn 81 Lgnchbmg, Va,
have received their stock of Fall and inter Cloths
Cas- mer, aud Vestiugs which consist of the latest
Styles an finest qrniy of French ind English manu-
faclurers, aud will be order, with warranted
workmanship and fit My old customers and the pub
lie generally are invited to call and something new
and beautiful. JAMES b. EDWARDS, 4gep.
sept 25-,itsl For ThomaS & Pngh.
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READ THIS
From the Hon. John Mclean. Associate Judge of the
Supreme Court.
CINCINSATI. 29th Oct. 1852
Dear Sir: | thank you for the engraved likeness of
General Jackson; it is an excellent one In the latter
part OF his life his grey hairs his tall and venerable frame
the sincerity and kindness of his expression and man
ncr, captivated all who became acquainted with him
There were few if any, persons educated at home or
abroad, however much they may have associated with
foreign courts, who equal the grace and effect of Gen
Iackson's manner in a social circle. Whether we con.
slider him in the field in the dmwing-room or at the
head OF the administration, he was a remarkable man.
With great respect.
JOHN MCLEAN.
George w Childs, Esq.
GREAT INDUCEMENTS To CLUB sUBscRBERs
In order 10 enable possess copies of the above
elegant Portraits the subscriber respectfully offers the
following inducements for the formation of Club SUBJ
SCrptions.
io-wit ;-fo' club Of five, $50 90
ten, 81 90
htteen, As 90
~ On The receipt Of the subscriptiona the Portraits
will be sent free of postage a the sole risk of the H.
scrber to one address each Of the said club rs
desired Address. ROBERT KING,
Agent for Welch's Portraits of
w ashington and Jackson for State of Va
Eagle Square, Richmond, Va
dec IL dscta
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Two HOUSE BUELDERS.-- The subscri
IL bero haye ON hund very large assortment of Rim
and Morse Locks, Ga portion very f e. Plate and
Closet Locks, Door and Window Hinges Blind fasen-
ngs, Screws Cut and Wrought Nails Finishing Nals,
French and American Window Glass Fl ON 7 - to 20S
% Putty, Sash Cord, &c &c.,-all Of which they
disposed to sell on farterms
jan 27-tfl GREGORY. ROYALL & SIMPSON
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STEAM ENGENE.--For sale engine,
~ OF 30 horse power, suitable for a MILL flour
corn mill, or for collier. This engine made in
England, and $3 900 to import und is pronounced
by Judges as being superior arr icle We will sell at
great sacrifice We refer applicants, its capabit,
&c to Thos Dodamead, Esq, superintendent oflhe
Petersburg Railroad Company, TO Maj Snead, al the
Toll Office. EDMOND, DAVENPORT, 4 co.
OBJ
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NEW CONCERN.

NEW CONCERN.-The subscribers as socia
ted themselves together the first nstant fort hr
~s~AxzFsz~. purpose Of conducting the manufacture
Ea.s<{azzZ ofGABISET WARE. AZ The old ana
NET kaora siaHd Of s. Diuguid, an
der the style Of
y. DIUGUGD a SONS.
They have recently applied deam po~er 10 Their mo
hineY aud 1ntter themselves that they enabled Il
Manufacture all descriptions of Pintn IND Fanny Cabt
mel Itare in style and finish To compare with any il
the State. D. DllbLlD.
-. +. DlUGuID.
GEO. A. DIUGUIp.
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NEW CONCERy.-

NEW CONCERg.-At The NIL stand OF thus
" les. Ta,lor & 60 I've have this d,y a-saeiatcd
ar,eise. together nnd.r The st,s and firm II Taslor
rinsleY 4 Co.. fur the purpose Of conducting general
Commission, G1accry aud Forwarding business. and for
ie purpo.r # lnutrnrng tiiaera under the sty L.
and bftn. st 7 c $ FERGUSON & 60.
W. vii keep ron.tasis o. hpud arge stock ri Gro
e,tes, i.iquors, Dal4ir,ta-. Prms, Waaion goods.
Blankets Iron. Strei. Lroricc. q, NALL. labarco,
Sr &e.
rom our experience 10 the daeerni branehrs Of our
business api pronpa aticptan We horc 10 merit share
af public patronage.
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iuuIs respectfully.
WORTllISGTON s. co

Merchants aud nt"rs Interested IN the preservation OF
books md papers from Ere, respectfully requested To
roll the sor, of le undersigned aud Pernso mum
lnr Of cent icara similar the above extending over
period of vcals. No book pnper, on document OF
my description hus been injured by lire IN my OF
liic,r Safe.
Aanssornee of the.c Safes with and without fne's
Powder Proof locks. mud Jones Powder Proof Locks
or .a, nt the Depot iG Water Street, and 1T the Fac
fory, eolHcr Of Avenue aud 81. Marks Plnoe, New
York siEARNS ~ MARVIN
Successor "a Rich & Co. Jag Wntor Street, New
YORK the onl. nIn,cr- nf Stunnuet Safes in the u
nItud States. combining Wider aud Rch's Patents.
Srlnks & NAnyis Snlaoandcr Sale Manufacturers,
fchased o II L jones tie patent night for his
Powder Prooflank iocl commonly called the WoRLDs
ttlR Lock, behind which One Thousand Dollars was
J,scrd IN Salee the Fur in London, during period
ri lurtyvc dns, br the property Ut any OF the visi
tor. vino could open the Lock The attempt TO open
wa runde duily by hundreds without success.
Bnnker., Jewellers aud Merchants Gun BIO supplied
with THESE bochs by the sole propfitors.
SfEARNs 4 MARVIN,
feb .. dtr3n. 10 Wmer Street. New York.
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Union NEW COZ

w
u CERN.-The subscribers have assooiared
,eves together undef the style and firm Of '"''
JONES, BEGGs & BROTHER.
,d respectfully call the attention of the public
FOUNDRY, about mile below the city, imnedia,,'
Y on the Canal " ere they prepared to furnish ..
description Of CASTING, in loom or sand. Nj,
Machinery, Sugnr-pans, Caldron Kettle nrv inn,
lion of Garden or Porch Chairs. Han ana l.tI
Stands Jenny Lind ParIor Crates and .ndef> ,nia
Or fancy Balcony Railing of the latest style, fIa,gL.
all szcs and patents, Brackets varinus sizes Stove
Mantle pieces made L. order. Water gus Or dr;
Pipes columns of all sizes hich the attention hl
rrs are invited of which they will furnish at Sb
rrn prices, and only ask call 10 insure sale. R
prompt attention and faithful workmanship they hone ~
share fair portion of public patronage Ali order.
thankfully received, and promptly in the nest
est style. WILLIAM b. JONES
JAMES BEGGS.
sept 2i dts HAMILTON BEGGS.
Exnrcss cnpy.