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UxIrxD SrATxs L1rx IssUxAEcx. Axruf-
~ AND TRUsr CoMrAsy. PHhA C1ayeev
Perpetsal-Ca& Stsf<H. Capital fasc0sats@d saIss
f1''-'a"'' sad s sssl . ss,s II -
Tho eminent success which has rssulted "a f,is
Company, arises from its distinctive plan Of opeTu
lions sInbIssins stability security, perpttuity anl
il Is respectfally subuitsed thst no businsss MAJ.
epon reflection, viii omit to effect Lifo Insurlnco
forthwith; % lose thereby in any event isposibJs;
to gain thereby 10 every instant posble. provided
the Company selected 10 contract with conducts lie
business judiciousy upon the cssh principle This
based in cash. its policies are payable 81 IKE msnnsf
and instead Of being diinished, the amount insured
e thereby largely increased No scrip Dividends pay
able when convenient. issued; no notes are re-
eeived for premiums TO accumulate, eat up and Of
set the payment Of the policy. Premium payments
II
dividends may be converted paid, in cash, by the
Company, or the amount thereby spprogria.sd to
the payment of next premium as due. No dedrc-
fion from the amount insured In any event.
Blanks, Prospectuses, Annual Repsrta Policies and
on application to JAS. E. NORRls. Agent,
.P. CLAIBORNE OOOCH,
Medical Examiner and Referee.
WM. i. MAcFARIxSD, Prssidsns Il Farmers
JAMES LYONS, Counsellor at Law.
Rev VIM. M. CARMICHAEL, d. D.
SMITH L ROBERTS Hardware Merchants.
JOSEPH P. WINSTON, Grocer and Commission
Merchant.
FLANAGAN, STOKES l. CO. do. do.
HUGH w. FRY, do. do.
JOHN LYNCH, Collector ofthe Port
J. MILDE6ERGER SMITH, Proprietor of Amer.
EDMOND, DAVENPORT L Co, Merchants
ROBERT d. WARD, Attorney at Law
n B. HILL, Auctoneer and General Agent, Wall
street.
GEORGE E. DENEALE. Senator Rockingham
county, Va. ia 20-1m
THOMAS ]. NANCE. JAMES n. GLAssELL.
NANCE q GLASSELL,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
New YORK,
nav nart,cnlar attention to the sale of LO II r.
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THEATRE.

THEATRE.
First NIGHT OF MIR. COULDoCK.
MONpDAY EVENING" Feb. 18th, 1854,
WILLOW COPSE
Like rleiding. Mr. Couldock.
Duett, Miss C Ince and Mas Lewis
Dance,.. Miss Partbngton
F To conclude with the
LOTTERY TICK ET.s
WormWood. s RYAN
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THOMAS j. EVANS, ATTORNEY Ar Law.
Practices in all the Courts of the city Of Richmond
and the county of Henrico.
Office moved to Wing Building, corner OF Cover
nor and Franklin streets. fe Stint
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LARcENY.-Wm. Lewis, mixed blood,
being half white and half Indian was arraigned be.
fore the Mayor ON Saturday last charged with steal
ing cart saddle from George E. Schroeder, on the
Doth of January. Bill has served one tenn in the
penitentary for perjury, having been convicted in
the town of Fredericksburg, and if we are Judge
by his countenance. is capable of perpeuating al
most any other crime. The larceny Of the saddle
was fully proved upon him. and he was therefore
sent on TO the Hastings Court which sits to-day to
answer Tor the offence, and in default of bail for
his appearance. was committed to PRISON
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PROFESSIONAL CARD-DR. MASSEY in
forms those intending avail themselves of his
vices that the time allotted to his present eist here
is drawing to close. He will merely add that per-
sons afflicted with almost any CHRONIC DISEASE
hsye now an opportunity rarely offered them, to be
EITHER GREATLY RELIEVED or THoRoUG lilly CURED.
Those interested have ample evidence of his
in the persons of the afflicted, in this city
not approve DR.. Ms system of medical practice, az
ter examination. $500
Office, Augusta House, Main street, between 9th
and 9th fe 9--lwh
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VALENTINES VALENTINES At

VALENTINES! VALENTINES AT
HOLBROOK'S, Franklin street, just above
Exchange Hotel.
The day is at hand when these beautiful vehicles
for the conveyance of our sentiments asl De brought
in requisiton. The subscriber takes peasu. in a,.
nounciDg that he has received of the most extern
sive and beautiful assortments of VALENTINES
ever offered for sale in this city, manufactured by
Fisher Bro, and T. w Strong, who have greater
celebrity for superiority of design and execution than
any other firms in the United States.
My assortment embraces the con ic, serious senti.
mental and those finer feelings of nature which
produce poetic Thoughts; for
1.-THE world is full of poetry-the air -
Is living with its spirit; and the waves
Dance to the music of its melodies
And sparkle in its brightness"
his spirit of poetry arouses loier train of af
fections when borne on the gded wings of Cupd's
messenger in the fern of Valentine to some fair
friend. breathing the pure sentiments of friendship
esteem and all the kinder regards for those whom
we donate. 1t may perchance be received with ST.
lent approval told only by her fair face
Where eloquent bushes burn and fade, sg
Rich with the wealth of warm emotion,
Or starry dimples mock the shade,
Like jewels in restless ocean.
Valentines are the ambassadors of thought; where
language fails they substitute in glowing Tloque nee
the readings of the heart. So call at HOLBROOK,S
Book and Periodical House and examine Franklin
street, just above Exchange Hotel. fe 1S-lt*
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A. FOR RENT-A brick dwelling, on
M::l 9th street. Church Hill. now occupied by Mr..
Chies but be taken possession of on the Ist of
March. It contains six rooms, and has kitchen at
tached. Rent 5000. .s# So
fe TOLER & COOK. Agents
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Dr.. WIN. II. MLNoR, a practitioner, for
PHILADELPHIA, begs leave to tender to the citi-
of Richmond mis- services in all the branches of
his profession. DIR. MINOR may be found during
BUILDING, corner of Main and Governor streets,
and, at night, at his residence. VIRGINIA HOUSE.
Grace street. no 7-Sms
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Velvet and Wef1n0 Vests
Merino Shirts, Drawers, &c. &c.
My current expenses being less than one-half of
any other house in my line in Richmond, in addition
to offer the greatest inducement to all who intend
purchasing and are in want of good and well made
Clothing An early call is respectfully solicited
]. D. GOODMAN, 1874 Main ST., op. Eagle "a. :.
N. BIZ have on hand good let of Trunks and
Carpet Bags, which will be sold unusually low.
s g 10 r n n
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AMERICAN HOTEL,
RICHMOND. VIRGINIA
j. MILDEBER9ER SMITH, PRoPRfEron,
1S-iy Formsrsvot Joness Hotel, PAilads.pAta
RoPER & murray, UNDERrAKERs, Gov
ernor street. between Main and Franklu
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T. J. CARSON Il Co., Nos. Al AND 43
LIGHT STREET, BALTIMORE, AND NO. IS
WATER STREET, NEW TORK--A good sssort.
ment of Bacon, Pork and Lard always on hand, md
for sale at lowest market prices. ie lily
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ABEL u. MARC, ATTORNEY AT Law AND
NOTARY PUBLIC.-ofi ice on Franklin street, under
the Metropolitan Hall. Richmond. Va. mol
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OLD BrF G00D.-A certain old gentle
man had three sons; the two eldest were
remarkable for their filil piety and ODE.
dience, and were consequently beloved
by all who knew them. The youngest,
onthc contrary, was an incorrigible scape.
grace, and was hated as much as the
others were loved. The old gentleman.
in the common course of human events,
got sick, and assembled his family about
him, to have his will read in their pre-
sence. 1t was As follows: ITO my
eldest son, William, bequeath all nv
landed property, &C.," to which William
exclaimed, Father, 1 hope you may live
long toenjoy ityourself." Ito my second
son, Edward, bequeath all monies now
in my bankers hands, together with my
house and household furniture" The
second son also replied in the Same man
ner as the first, Father, hope you may
live long and happy to enjoy it tyourself.
Then turning to the youngest, who was
waiting in silent anticipation for his di
vision Of the property. be said, Gas for
you, you profigste seoundrel, / leave you
= shilling to buy rope to hang yourself" :"
To the surprise and CONSERVATION Of all
present, be answered in the same pious
strain of the others. Father, hope you
will live long and happy TO enjoy It your
seif.n .. ,,,.-
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AFATAL MIsTAKE.-A citizen of France.
who had An inveterate habit of confound-
ing every thing which was said to him,
and had been in vain attempting to &C.
quire knowledge of our vernacular, was
about leaving his boarding house for
more comfortable quarters. All the little
mysteries of his wardrobe, including his
last neither garments and umbrella, had
been carefully packed up, when he be-
thought to himself the unpleasant duty
now devolving upon him, that of bidding
'ze folks" good bye, After shaking his
fellow-bOarders cordially by the hand,
and wishing them, with incessant bowling.
" re verree best success in re virl," and
re benediction du Chief" he retired in
search of his ''dear landlady, to give her
also his blessing. He met her at the foot
of the staircase, and advancing, hat in
hand, with . thousand scrapes, com
menced his speech. "Ah! madame, L
am goin' to leave you. You have been
very amiable to me, madame | will nc
yer forget you for zat. If am in my
country, | would ask zer government to
to give you pension, madame" The
good lady put down her head and blushed
modestly, while cur Frenchman pro-
ceeded: " Vel, l must 90; you know in
zeeze life, madame, it is full of pain an
trouble. If Got adopted zee virl vich
Lamartin make in his poesie, zen zere
should be no more pain. Adieu, madame,
adieu, perhaps forever"
Thereupon the Frenchman was making
his exit, when he was suddenly called
back by his landlady, who interestingly
inquired: "Why Mr.. G. you have forgot
ten 10 leave your deadlatch." Mr.. G.
appeared amazed, apparently not under
standing his interrogation. "Yes," con.
tinued Mrs. b., "you know it is the rule
for all boarders to give me their keys"
20, madame" interrupted the French
man, with enthusiasm, 81 will give you
not one. but zousands." and applying the
action to the word, he sprang towards
Mrs. B., and embracing her tightly in
his arms, kissed her most heroically.
The affrighted Mrs. B. recovering her,
self, ct length cried out-"The kew, c.,
the key" Frenchy, looking confused
and confounded, calculates, with heavy
sighs-"0, madame, Izot you ak me for
one KEGS, an give it to you. Vat fa-
tai mistake -
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Allusion is made to my success in life

Allusion is made to my success in life
and to my position here. If both were
true in the exaggerated sense sought TO
be conveyed, could either be discred:t-
able II may be . source Of bitter dis
appointment TO q vain, ignofant, false.
hearted pretender, whose foul tongue is
useful alone in elevating al it seeks to de-
fame, that . poor printer boy, born
among the masses, and inspired by res.
olution never to forget his friends. and
never to desert his principles, should have
succeeded in making for himselfa a res.
pectable position before the country, and
should now be able to point to devoted
friends in every State in the Union, in
cluding some Of the purest and best of
our citizens. From my soul, however. I
pity the man who, blinded by passion
and lost Of reason, has become so utter n
slave to revenge that he cannot sec anoth-
ers prosperity without wishing to drag
him down to his own low and dcbasinc
level.
Whether enjoy the confidence Of our
patriotic and fearless President, is not ma
terial TO this issue; but If do, those who
disseminate the vituperations you have
so severely rcbuked, may rest assured
that that confidence never will be viola.
ted in imitation Of the dark example
which respects neither the memory of the
lamented dead-the virtues of the vcne-
rated living, as shown in the bloodhound
pursuit Of the eminent statesman James
Buchanan-nor the feelings of sensitive
women who SHRINK with instructive al.
prehension from being made the subject
of public controversy.
This is already too long letter; but 1
am addressing people among whom L
was born, and with whom 1 spent the
larger portion Of my life-those with
whom | have associated in boyhood-and
mingled in the intercourse of sterner
years-those who knew my father and
who also know my humble history. Not
indeed that | require to be vindicated
before such community, for am so
conscious Of their love ofjustice and their
scon of falsehood, that would be con-
tent to allow my calumnistor act alike as
my accuser and judge, If these were nv
jurors. You will believe me, 1 know, when
l tell you how all my impulses have re-
volted at the necessity of writing upon
subject 80 delicate, and in reply to charges
so unnatural. But the breath of calumny
is like the breath of the pestilence. and
flies upon the wings Of the air. These
have even penetrated here,
and it is right that should meet them
rs they deserve. It is for this reason that
have asked place in your columns,
that I may crush fostering and coward.
ly slander on the very spot from which
il emsnated.
I am, my dear sir, very respectfully,
your friend, JOHN W. FoRkEr.
GEORGE SAEDERSoN, ESQ.
Editor Of the Lancaster Intelligenoer.
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sWYNNEs PATENT REACTION cENTRI-
RU9LL PUMP AND FIRE EN9INE,

A DAPTkD - any situation, unlimited in power,
n certain in action, pernAaent,E uss, and withl
70 low in cost that they rapidly supeISedirg al
:ion Of all interested ia Steamers Manufactures,
cannsres, Brewsries, Dis.illerie5, Railroad Water
Stations Canals, Water Works, Drainage or Irriss-
son for the following properties: Economy, DGra-
Eny, npiicay, freedom rors Is16ili.y TO get oXt Of
rdeT, and large results from the posOer applied. For
dining, Quarrying, Coferdans, &C., they are pssu-
iarly adapted. Sizes are manufactured Of from 70
70 100 900 gallons Per minute capacity Gall and be
a6sfed Of these facts, at the Office and Warehouse
,f Union Power Company Of q. g., No, SO Broad
ssy, New York. Removed from No. "a opposite
present stand. may 22-3m
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DOOKSy BOOKS.
ID j. GATHERS 4 BROs

DOOKSy BOOKS.
ID j. GATHERS = BRO,
102 BALTIMORE STREET,
CoRNER OF HOLIDAY, BALTIMORE, MD
Offer to the public at reasonable prices, valuable
and well selected collection Of the most curious and
rare Works, On Astrology, Magic, Witehcrsft, An,
tquities, Masonry, Wit, Fancy, rare tracts, Book.
of curious Letters, The Fine Arts, Classical Litsra
ture, Heraldry, Zoology, Natural History, &c.
Together with Books on everything wonderful
queer strange, cdd, laughabe, whimsical, dreadful
tut of-thewsy, and 1naccountable
And q very fine assortment of the best editions cf
the works of the most popular and standard, Euro
pean and American, Historians, Essayists, Travel
srs, Dramatstg Astronomers Crihcs Statesmen n, Or.
stors, Men o. Science, Biographical and Gecgraphi
Cal writer's, dr.
Together " ith about 10, 900 volumes works On
THEOLOGY AND RELIGION.
And 500 volumes
MEDICAL AND Law BOOKS,
Many OF which are now very rare, being nearly
out of print
Also, always on hand an extensive assortment II
new and secondhand
SCHOOL BOOKS,
And secondhand d NOVELS
At halfthe regular prices.
Cur counters are always stocked with the latest
Books, Pamphlets. Novels, and Magazines as soen
90 published.
Confident in our ability to sell cheap, We cordially
invite the book BUYING public to call and examine
Cur stock before pur"h asing elsewhere.
ap 2p-f J. CATHFpS BRO.
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zERMANs CELEBRATED TOOTH WASH

'HNulS delicious article combines so many meritori
l. ous qualities that It has now become . stand.
ard fsvorfte with the citizens Of New York, Phila
dephia, and baltimore Dentists prescribe 1t In then
practice most successfully, and from every soufo
the most fattering laudatiens are awarded It.
Indamsd and bleeding gums are Immediately bsn.
ehtted by its use is action upon them 10 very milo
soothing, and effective 1t cleanses the teeth q
thoroughly that they made to rival pearl in ts
whiteness and di6usss through the mouth such .
delightful freshness that the breath 10 rendered az
quiaitsiy sweet 1t disatfects all those inpuritie
which tend to produce decay, and, q consequences,
when these are removed the teeth must always n.
main sound.
Prepared only by FRANCIS ZnxAH, DRUGGIST Phil
adelphis, and sold by W. GILMAN, Washington
and by al Druggists, at only Is oents bottle.
NAV 63m
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THE
WEST POINT HOTEL.

M the United States Grounds at West Point Is
" now open for the reception of guests new
Dock has been built by the Government, sfierding
. convenient landing for the steamboats,.
steam Ferries plrias between Cold Spring and
ct Point, and also between 6arrisop's DepOt and
W.st PsinI, have been established Co meet every
IN Of PASSENGER cars on the Hudson River Rail
raj.
The fsst and eies amt steamboat Aida leaves n.
TX daily at o'clock p m, at the foot of Robin
street, landing her passengers at the Point in
os TO witness the evening parade of the Cadets,
. ID returns 70 the city at O'Clock 4. m.
Othsr steamboat communications will be FREQ dent
uiny the day.
The Hotel has been freshly painted and r-novs-
b or the season and the subscriber will BE- happy
, econmOists his friends and the pubic.
s15-tf J. R. ROE.
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A REMFny For "EAcH D1sRAsr -

A the request of many Of my patients, have
"A consented to put up class Of my most Ell.
cient prescriptions in the 70, N Of FAMILY AEDE-
CLNES, each suited to Particular disease, and
not, like the manufacturers Of the nostr inns and
pan"ceas Of the day, promulgats to the world that
any compound will cure all diseases, and who
Tin the words OF the great italian physician spaI
ianSsn) "put medicines tohich they kpoa0 little, into
bodies Hhick they k1o,o less"
J. 8. ROSE, III. D., Phils-
For Cholera, Dys.ntery, Bo,uel Complaints, de-
br. J. 8. ROSES CARMINATIVE BALSAM.
This mixture is one OF the most important medi-
cines, and sho Md be kept in all families as "sps
tc" for Jholera and Bowel Complaints it has ney.
er failed. Dysentery vanishes in few days when
this article is used as dire ted Price 25c.
Dr.. j. 8. ROSES PAIN CURER will cure StiY Neck,
Sore Thr ct, Pains in thu face Side, Back or Limbs
frem Cold, Cholic, Cholera Morbus 6c. It cures
sprains, Chilblaips. Cramps or Pains in the Stom-
sch or bowels. Price l211s Is, and 50 cts.
Dr.. J. g. RosE's EXTRACT OF BusHu is one Of the
best remedies used for diseases of the Kidneys
Bladder, DC. Price 800. -s
Oh. 8. RosH's NRvouy AND Iny1ecsATIne Coz
DIAL for Heart Disease all Nervous Affections F,st
u;ence, Heart Burn, Restlessness, Numbness, Neu.
raj zs, raising the spirits, and giving power to the
whole system, ii Is almost miraculous In its effect
50 cents bottle ~-
Dr. j. 8. Ros7's Dr5pEPfIo COMPOUND, . sure cure
for Dyspepsia, Liver Complaints, and indigestion
when taken in conjunction with his Alternative or
Family Pills. Price Of both 75c.
UR. j. b. koST1 deLDEN PILLS Tor Falling OF tho
Womb, Femals Weakness Debility, and Relaxation.
They have peculiar afauity for the debilitated
muscles Of the female and in no instance have they
failed in radically curing those distressing COM
plants females are 80 often subject. Price so cent?
DR.. J. g. RosE's Anti ;IIIous Or RAILROAD Pulls
These pills not warranted to cure In every NAL
ady disease incident to man, but they are grand
remedy for . Bilious state Of the system and CON.
mon fevers. When used with Dr. Roses Tonic Mix
turs, will cure the most stubborn Of Bilious
Fever or Fever and Agus. Price 1212 and 25c.
Dr. J. g. RosS's sARsAPARnLA CeNpousD, for all
Skin Diseases and for purifying the Blood it is su
perior to ell others. Price 5ec. and 81.
DR. J. 8. RosRs ELIXIR OF OPruM free from all the
bad effects Of Opium or Lsudanum, such as Head
ache, Constipation, or Sick Stomach. Price 25o.
All whose Constitutions impaired by d;seas. CT
weak by nature Rhoud read Dr.. J. 8. Roses eMedi.
cai Adviser, (Which contains description Of the Dsa
eases Of our cimste and the mode Of treatmsnt) It
can bo had without charge Of
z. D; Gilman, Charles stott 4 Co., ": 3: Gilman,
John W. Nairn, Patterson 4 Nairn, D. B. Clark,
H Mcpherson, William T. Evans, Kidmell Law.
renee, ]. B. Moore, Washington; J. L. Kidwell,
aecrgetowc; snd bJ all dealers In Alszandria, Viz.
yiEia je ~
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TO INVENTORS
THE omcs

THE oiacs Of "The Inventors Protection Nations,
i Union" is on 7th street. opposite the East por
co Of the Patent Office, and is now ready to attend
70 the business of its members, namely: In making
examinations and soliciting patents, &c.
Inventors ara invited to call and eet a eonv NJ IN
Constitution and By flaws, and where any Inform.
lion will be given respecting the Union.
All letters on business must be directed to this Of
ace, where attention viii be given Immediately.
A model shop In In connection with ths office
"hers models can be made to order at the shortesi
occce I. g. CLAYTON,
1O-1y President 7. p n
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FUNERALS.

The subscriber is prepared 10 At
tend, al the shortest notice, to any
calls In this line, and will spare no pains 10 render
entire satisfaction to all who may desire his assistance
in performing the last tribute ofrespect to the dead
Hsarsc always in readiness. Mourning Caps and
Shrouds furnished when desired.
The subscriber begs leave to call the attention oi
the public to his PATENT CORPSE PRESERVER,
which has been already tested in the families of sew
eral in this city. to whom he can refer as to
its efficacy in preserving the body from decomposi-
ton for any length Of period.
]. w. PLANT, d street,
aug seOly bet. 9Th and 10th streets.
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TAKE NOTICE.

OUSEKEEPERS and others are reminded tia,
IL the following list Of articles are of the very
best description, end can be purchased from the sub
srriber on as low terms ss any other house in the
eity A large assortment and supply always on
hand:
Oils OF al ktncs QueensWars
Paints Brushes
Csmphins Clocks
Vsrnfsh Lamps
Eurpentins Chandelier
Window Glass Girandoles
China Vases
Earthenware Britannia Ware
Glass &C. kc kc
Goods sent to any part of the city free OF charge
Country dealers will do we'll to call.
q 8. WHITTLESEY,
9TH street, opp. Selden 4 Withers' Bank
mar lit
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Gas FIXTURES.

1NaK subscribers take pleasure In announcing to
/ the public that their stock of GAS FIXTURES,
comprising come of the best and latest patterns has
oeen received ana that they prepared to sell
at the lowest rates. Persons Ia want Sf Gas Fixtures
viii please csu and examine they will no doubt
fad 1t to their interest.
Dwellings, and public buildinss fitted with gss.tu,
bing at tho usual rates
J.W THOMPsON BROTHER
dec 16-f Pa. av., bet. 10th and 1lth, g. side.