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THE CINCINNATI ELECTION RIOTS.

CIxClyHATr, Tuesday night, April 3.-Thc fighting
has commenced between the Germans and Amcri-
cans, hu, has not We; become general. Ii is reported
TINT the Germans are mostly armed and hnrriradcl in
their houses. The American are prepared for any
emergency.
[srcOSD DISPATCH.
CI>CiSNArI, Wednesday m"rnInT.-S"thing OF
special Importance occurred last night. The crowd
rc-Rssemblcd early this morning. The military ar"
under arms, ready for action in case of any outbreak.
The Germans have agreed to deliver up tho cannon
at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ.
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FREE BARBECUE.

There will be a free barbecue at sweeuey's Precinct,
in the lower end Of Henrico county, on Friday the
18th April, at which Judge Caskis and others will
address the people,
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LEulSi

BUFFALO, April 4;mlhpr ,n Tnb.to,y Lay
has jast adjourned. The t.'I elected jcdE3
toed. Cole will probNbin 10 passed TO y
Supreme Court. The hrN' ,ne exclusion Of
reading, the bill prohi6,t"s ,Soc,. ami the
s9i!t,sP fI ss., s ssIh s B@sass: ss'; With slight '''
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DAVID STEPHENSON, Secretary.
DEMOCRATIC MEETING IN ORANGE.

a. a large and respectable meeting Of the Demo
cratic party, composed of Democrats ut every por-
ton Of the ccIa;y of Orange, held ut Orange Court
House, on Monday the 10Th day of March, that be-
ing Cour, day:
faro was called to the Chair, and Major William A.
Jenainga appointed Secretary.
The object of the meeting having been explained
by Col. Voolfolk, on whose motion the following
gentlemen were appointed a. delegates to represent
this county in the Convention TO be held in Char
lot.e,Yille on the 10Th dny of April, 1855, I" nominate
a candidate to represent this district IN the Board oil
Public Works. viz:
John +. Tuliaferro, Col. john Willis, James 3.
Newman, WIN. A. Jennings, DR.. John l.. Voolfolk,
Alex. BOSTON aud John Rowe: and, on motion, Col.
John Voolfolk was added 10 the delegations; and, on
r.otion, any othor Democrat, who may be present,
shall have tho liberty OF taking his seat as u dele
gate,
Seen called on, addressed tho meeting for two and Il
half hours, in which speech be went fully Into an &C
count OF his course in the last Congress, aud dcfued
bic position at present.
Col. Voolfolk, Major Lee. J. F.. Taliaferro, and
Others, then addressed tb" meeting.
DR.. John l.. Voolfolk offered the following resn,u-
ton, which was seconded by Lnnucclut }urruss, and
adopted by II large minority:
Resolved, That the Democratic party Of Orange
epprovc Of the course Of tho Hon. VIM. Smith in the
las, Congress of the United States, and we do now
cheerfuiiy recommend him TO the Democratic party
Of this district as a suitable person {" represent us in
the next Congress OF the CnItel States.
On motion, it wns Resolved, That these proceed
;ngs be signed by the Chairman aud Secretary. and
forw ardcd to the Charlottesville Jcifersoniun for pub.
~Iics.ion, with the request that the Richmond Enqui.
rcr. examine Alexandria Sentinel and Fredcricks.
burg Recorder, he requested 10 publish the same.
joins +. TALlAFERiO, Chm.
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DI-TRFssIHG.-An interesting IHngh'ei '
Alexander McIIugh, about twci"c vcnr- 'l -
burned TO death in Brooke count, Va "' "
the following manner She had been ''"'
younger si.,er on an crrsnG 10 n ,l"qri"s Ta'''
was BURNING, about two hu1dn'a la1-. y.
h"u-". ~ rJne mems her cl,.hr, .'..
Frightened, Tho rem h"D" 'nvrIoP'd !" ".'
was Inrt 81 lew rode .I"-i L.. E"l-" "I'" ,
Gle of her clothing 5"r.ci III except n"' ~
seTting a h-rct-.rudus sF"c'ir'r To '"' 60
parent. She lived but Il 20" hours
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Nrw ORLEANS, March 5l.-The steamer Daniel
Webster haa arrived from san Juan with California
dates to the OH instant. The bank excitement lint
mostly subsidized, bat the saSp"mdcd bhik' bad not
y,t resumed and probably none viii cNccp; Mcssr..
Page \ Bacon. Mrssrs. Chaplin, Su"y.r% Go. nud
y. l.. G"urJy have :Tiu"!.
III. Supg.m" Conri al he State has decided ihnt
person. enclosing land in III" mining regions cannot
hold il against the miner.
From oregon there Is Intelligence that an arrange.
mont has been entered int" 'Uv the eytiurUIEnm"ut al
Indian t.tIrs 10 Nil lands IN Wi!l3,nrttu Valley.
From Nicaragua thrr" is ncws of thr death a..
Ch.mrrr". and it WAS thought the revolution WIS
over, and that quiet would soon be restored.
The Daniel Webster was brought TO 10y II Spanish
.!orp ii wGr on hcf outward pHssage, and had h"r
papers examined.
: The Star of The West smiled from san Juan on the
2itlI ur. for New York, with S3Ih GOA in gold.
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N"MrsTERiOJs Dr3lPPEARANCE" EXPLirG
Our readers will remember that II Mr.. Ilerw..
Charles City county, was reported to have =
pcarnd mystcriouSly after having visited Rich Z.
aud thu. his friends felt 10 little anxiety in ..sa,
his whcr. abou;s. 4 lc.trr from Burnt Or.
James City. informs tho Wing that Mr.. Harwos
burned up in Cincinnati. He has written .
friends, that while III Richmond, (Which place T.
ted with the object of paying OF debts, Hmo-'
Ia about : irUh.) lie unfortunately got into p
nni lost AL hi- funds, except some $50. He.
took his departure, and BOW complains TINT lie :,
and in destitute circumstanccs.-Thc cuTre-pu.
states thai those who are most chgri,ubly d.
towards him are slow 20 believe his version
story"
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W.. A. JENNINGS, Sec'y.
DEMOCRATIC MEETING IN AUGUSTA.

The Democratic purity of Augusta county met on
Monday last, the 10Th March iCourt-duy,) in the
Cnur, llouse at st iunton.
The meeting was organized by appointing Capt.
Thomas Burke, Chairman, on motion OF Col. Har-
man; and 5. N. Yost, Secretary, Oil motion %! Capt.
Bacahart. Col. Hartman, explained the OBJECT OF the
Iuee,ing 10 be the selection Of suitable persons to rep
resen. the Democratic party III the coming election
for delegates 10 tie Legislature of Virginia, and tn
eppoin; delegate. TO the charlottesville District Con-
vention 20 DO held on the 10Th Of April.
On motion o! 5. NJ. iost, the Chairman was re-
eues.cd 10 appoint 4 committee of ten TO report to the
N letting the names Of proper persons to be candi.
dates for the Legislature. and also delegates 10 the
Convention. Tho Chair appointed the following gem
tie;nen on that committee: Col. George Baylor, Capt.
BGrnhat, s. S. Abney, Capt. John A. Hariuan, r. &.
Bickls, N. G. Hamau, NJ. Wayland, Samuel Cline,
Jacob Schreckbise, and Col. I. T. Wilson. The Com
mittee retired.
Col. Hartman being called for, addressed tho meet
iag, during the absence ofthe committee III some spirit
ed aud forcible remarks.
The committee returned, md reported The following
rentlemen as the candidates selected by them. to rep
resent tho Democratic party in the approaching cleo
s''n in this f BENJAMIN CRAWFORD,
ABSALOM KOlNER,
JAS. II. SKINNER.
The committee also reported thar every democrat
In too county, who may choose 10 80, be authorized
to ect as Il delegate in the charlottesville Conven-
ticn.
The recommendation by the committee ofthe cendl-
dates for :he legislature, was, on motion OF Ioi. Har-
man, unanimously confirmed by the meeting.
The Chsir, ON motion, appointed Col. VIM. n.
Harnau, jacob Baylor, aud 5. s. Abney a COMMITTEES
to wait upon the nonslnees, aud Inform them OF Their
nomination.
Mes.-.. Skinner and Koiner. appeared before tho
meeting, and in neat and forcible addresses, of about
half hour each, accepted the reuewalo Of the confidence
Of the party. Mr.. Crawford being absent from home,
Col. Ha.nsn stated that he felt authorised to assure
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NORFOLK CouSTr.-Col. l.. Gaylo and " ?
Young iDem"'ra:sl were selected on S%a,urlsy to, =.
present Norfolk county in the next Legislature.
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SENATORIAL C'NpIp.rr.-Dr. ". p. Mos.
Princess Ann" count, was selected BIZ Sru,,,
District Convention, which met in p,r,.m,u.b
SATURDAY last, a. the Democratic CANDIDATE. in >.
district Tor Ill" STATE Senate. -
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Rruop CoFrFcrrp-h lettcr from Col !
Feminine. President 81 the Virginia C"mfr'. II
,ddrss.ed IN h. Dispatch, contrSdIcts a yum.
rscrIur;on Ind pean entered into between the
- .Ia Orange md Alexandria Railroads, 9
- o-,i,.-. Richmond and IN favor OF AI1
."'Tm -. .,+ierortar.ou Ut freight, by aiiV" M
Al. ]ynI,Lrin tnr S,anut"n Ia pas without
link on ,aa C,n.gt. Railroad. C0l. ! ~,
,nrtunl interchange OF iroight ear OH tie ''''
u .ghirct now about L. engage III" Hiifi.'
two companies; but | trust the citizens "! ~.
are not 20 rraly - credit improbable ram'.
IUtod 20 InIur, ~, ~ H. make Il n"'e'7hfI o.
assure them thar, whenever thee Grfan-sH.
b" made, the interests oi thu: city Ihic"'.'"''
nrnuerlY attended to-
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~ - ' ~ lHl .hlIl' Al N'liIN
EIH"r.I,.-1h. annual commencement St; II.
leg t"uk place ON Saturday night Ia; b"i0r' q Z
and intelligent audience al ipiIr- rnd g%"utieg.
After G~pYr"iria;" introductory ,"r"mouD.- Dr.. +
Nri.i"r'I can" forward, Hur' n.t'r c"I'rluu, y /,
rr." al u. d.. "u the r,,Ip"Iu. y"Uus gent. q
presented them with their d,pi,na-, m d "rru-
totth ana prg"rirr "i"ujicin" i.r. m.'Go' "a.
VIM. l.. IiIII Of Richmond.
Richard /. Pulliam Of Chesterfield.
Joseph l.. j"r!OT "f H-r'io!G, N.t
Nm. Walter Douglas uf New k"nt. II
WA. /. Erf", al Granville, sc.
it"h"!t II. rui!laW nf Richmond.
PiChrpru" ]. Quurlr." Of Caroline.
Dr.. john C.. Gordon 81 Alternate.
John i. J"i-r Of Bedford.
lncoi"rick \. Rilout "t Msckleatur..
Francis W. Parker OF Southampton.
(uWrlrs Is. Anderson "f Nelson.
A.. :. Mason of stafford.
{. III. I"rr"w nf Nelson.
james II. Nrwrls "i Culprper. |
Warren l.. Bnyi"r Of tHrriiu,
Ilormrc S,n"of ul MADISON.
Gn!!amd VI. AuI"r-"n al Louisa.
James Earn at tGip"p"r. i
John 4. Gr.g"ry 1t CHrgt"rh"li.
james G. Watson of University ut Va.
Alexander Fitzpatrick ut Nelson.
Alexander k"yupit5 at Floyd.
d.. John C.. Mayo " Wrsfiur.llnt.
Nm. j.. j. Gibbon al Dnwidiir.
Dr. D"vid n. Tucker, no. Dem ot The F.
then nrrs", and III feeling aud npproprH,, Ian
niiros."i fh" Young doctors hrtorr him, cory.
tn. ;j"rn "n having obtained their d",,IomE
warning chem thai nu thor iuturr c]xrr;iru. deg VI
~uc''-s ant distinction ~ phv-.ciru-.
DR.. Tucker next alluded to ihr !.nrh 81 oh
ter j. johnson. who hni held rh. position u "a
sor al Antony iD thur Institution. an! garrI4
graphical sketch ii hin, closing with a 1au..i =
logIum "n hi' private nni m".iicnl character.
Dr.. r. next sp,k" ri Tho iIa!t"ring prosperr
the college, urge! liz friends f. de- III mes a. "
build it NJ arI maxi il wha. It shout" be- an.
by bidding the graduating cIas. most al"
farewell. IL
R"v. Mr.. Burrows closed the meeting III
dctiou.
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Cos. SINroE W~HffLtE.-Nr lrBm from iHs
folk News, that Col. :. Wheeler, in comp!iaHr.
M invitation nf IA" Democratic Association Of
mouth, delivered an address NJ Ashland Hall g
town, on Friday night. Iii. speech VA. "n,Ir
exposition ri the hcre-lrs and cu"rnltr.-in"
enc" aud "rlgiT-,h" Objects aud aims Of III" l.
NnthImr INFLAMMATION.
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~DI,GRACrruL PrBLIC4rIoy.-Thc life OF "
Poole, together with a full report of his h.,s"l
ton, III. funeral, and other matters councctc' 4
the excitement now 20 prevalent in Now lnr@
icrr.i lur sale by Il book seller in Wllc"lln. /
Poole, j; il well known, was one oi tho most ! |
uu- r"wdirs and hluckguacds III tho cNF "l
YORK. His death. III n rarurnl way. would h'''
recorded as a GoG-send by every decent MAJ
,IIN,
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DEATH EY Po'soH.-Thoinas Markham, -, ,
Captain Markham Of Fairfax County. Was e.,
tally poisoned "n Friday Iaot, rs ea,ins -, ~
which he mistook Tor parsnip. lie died m q too
time. SO states the Alexandra Gazette. ""'
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MrtoFK ~ WrTHEyILLE-roUR MEy SRc:-
correspondent II the Dispatch, writing from Wv.
VILE. under dat" OF the 2d instant, states thu, OF ,
turiry nigh; ls~t n most shocking tragedy oC.-
in Nyihrv.Ilc. by which one Of the oldest m, T.
iHllu"ut.H! rIti:cne -! that town YVES instantly IL.
Nnd three other pgl."rs dangerously wounded 7
particulars vt 'mr bloody affair M. AZ follow, :
conc time pH :. q man uaEr! j. Austin GruhG4 .
u"cu ppT.mg iis attentions ~ the daughter Of Hw.
thy oil Gentleman named ". II. Sp.i!rr, VIII :
rUr. 1 70 bv worth about : 100000. Graham vas.
successful IN his suit, iEoI.I the met that the y
lady loved, AMI was ~.ncsscd To be married TO
stefan named DR.. iiunct. Graham, on accgs.
this STATE at things, has been very violent, GLG aeI
c,rd 10 tuke the life of his rival the first oppor.
tina, offered. On Saturday night, about 10 cte
he entered the WytbeviIlc Hotel, kept by Mr. T.,
J.. Boyd, where Mr. Spiilcr. the father Of The o
lady, was sitting, i'll con. ANY with Mr.. C.. I. d
teller Of the Exchange Bank AT Abingdon; y.
Cox, an ~atiariic nt the hotel, and n Mr.. Ter
Wvthcvillr. Graham drew Il revolver Hu. d
mcucrd firm. into the crowd, killing Mr.. Sp~
the first fire. Mr. Cox is very badly wound
will, IL il ~th"u.Ht, recover. McssIs. Terry ana "A
were wnuudri, bat NOT seriously. The mIrI,r-l
immediately after the commission nf li- bloody 4
and nj last accounts had not been arrested.
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TnoM'S }. MIcHIF, E>e.-This gentleman div.
cl speech aga:@at know.Sothingism, in tLe c,.-
House al Suruntou, on Saturday night last.
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PrTrRsocRG Flour INsrfcuoH.-For the "a.
ter ending March 3lst, there w"rs 2!s,99i ba.i-.
flour in prcI-i III Petersburg.
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From the I.ynchburs Republican
NOV II , EDNUNDSOS,

IbN II. n. EDMSNbNoE'
We call attention to the following correspondence
between Mcssrs. Pcndlcton, Brirnc. Woodrnm ana the
Hon. n, A.. Edmundson. We are g~ratlfled 10 see
sat he has accepted the nomination tor congress-
lie has attained during his career in TIA: body u WEI,
deserved reputation for mnimpcnrhable in'eeInE nnu
4 high order of talent. HIS great PoPun!"! wv"
both parties throughout his district, renders mir r',eiec-
,inn crrruin, There is, a. yet, no regular c"hui"a'c
N the field AGAINST him. II IL supposed however
that Daniel H.. Hogc vii! receive the nomination from
the Kuow-No.hins organization. az u reward LOT ms
trencherv. Where h. rarrieSa Democratic Fo'c' Eu-
muudson will get five Wing votes:
CORRESPONDENCE.
UNION, March "a, 1855.
To Hon. HENRY 4. EpMuNusoS
Dear Sir-The undersigned beg leave to INFORM
YOU that, az Il Convention ui delegates from 4 portion
of the counties composing the Eth Congressional
District. held ut Union, Monroe county, on the 2iih
INST. YOU were unanimously nominated rs the Demo
cratic candidate for Congress. IL affords us TTr"'
pleasure to communicate 10 you the action OF q Con
vcntion so united and harmonious, and we earnestly
hope you will accept the nomination, when we oes
leave 10 assure you is very cordialiy tenuered.
Your obedient servants,
c. J. BEIRSE,
j. WOODRUFF.
SALEM, MARCH %, 1855.
Gcntlemon:-Your communication, informing ne
that an adjourned Convention of the Democratic
party met at Union, oh the 9th instant, for The lur'
pose of nominating a candidate for this the i.'a Con
sressional District, ind that was UNANIMOUSLY NOM
mated bv said Convention, has Just been received.
When | announced the fact, through Inc inr!iiuin
of the press, that | should not he again Il candidate
Tor recollection to Congress, II was because ! really
wished 10 return to the quiet OF my home and family.
Yet, gentlemen, this nomination comes IRON such Il
source, and the manner in which II Is rendered APP
peals so strongly 20 my feelings, let the consequences
IL myself he what they may, whether success ar de-
feat attend me-, | accept the nominations, with the pro-
mise 10 use my best efforts 10 promote and sustain
the constitutional rights of every citizen, be he who
he NAV, and come from what quarter OF our Union,
whether North or South, acting i'll strict conformity
with the rules of tina. party TO which | have ever be-
longcd, (the Democratic party,) whose principles
have been so cmincntly successful, that oil serious
opposition TO them is now withdrawn.
1 shull avail myself of every suitable opportunity,
in the time that shall intervene between this and the
election, TO place fairly before the people of thu Dis.
trict, tn. opinions ! hold on all the political topics OF
tho day. 49,,
For the kind and complimentary terms in whlrh.
YOU are pleased to communicate TO IRE the action "l
The Convention, and Your earnest request thnt l nc
cept the nomination, you will accept my kinn,st nc
acknowledgements. HENRY a.
To a. G.. pESpLEToS, {. j. BEIENE, j. WOODRUFF
Committee.
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ESow-NoTru"G H"MIShrGoY' The ku.r
thing held a meeting in Finrm,r!r la: >a'rrIa'
nominated Wm. VI. Boyd, Esi, 81 EnoaUl.
YIN" u. Radinrd, FL, Of Greenfield. Il, ,la. rs
dates for rh" Legislature To- Boicrour, ana {
counties. Mr. Bod hn, accepted III" n1H0
but 5ir. Ra#.or! positively decline. 'h. uoGlg'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-04-06

SCppTS DFATHs.-Mr. i. j. Proctor, Of Az.
!ria, who WAS known in Washington city as s O.,
upon the late ceGsus, died suddenly at the ION.
city. on Sunday night. ot Il disease OF tho heart.
Mr.. Thomas Jacobs, an old md respected cit ~
iirXanlr!a, died on MONDAY afternoon, aged -
."ur year. He has resided in Alexandria for ursi.
IT seventy wears. He was one OF the oriCina' y..
bars Of the Methodist .lio:cstaut church OF ara.-
and Il devoted christian.
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W.auiyGroN AHp ALrNhSpRIt Rur R.r-
Proposals for the graduation, masonry, Sc. Of :.
Washington AMI Alexandria Rail Koui. have hes.
vcrI.sri Tor.
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P"fr''u RfAoIN6s.-Niss T. W White. o! Il.
cry, i giving Shaksp'areGu and o'aer rrad,u.. 4.
Norfolk ard Portsmouth,.
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STEAMBOAT BVRNr.-The steamboat Samue r.,
ney, with sixty or seventy cords OF wood y, 49,.
was destroyed by fire at tie mouth or .ori.r ''
Oh the Potomac, Oh Saturday night last, 'TT1r|e'k
an insurance upon her for $t.o'-,. Her frs; v"
wood was probably worth $3.50 to 500. '>"n
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CITY AND STATE ~.

SupnrS DLlru.-.iamc. GRAY, f,o
h'sI'y fe%Poc'n"'e citizen Of this city, died .nII,
at his rrSIde''ce on Grace street in this citv .,
Jay niohi last f?r the last forty years, Mr. ,'nn.
ooG'' Ill "c"Nc business member of this comrnr, =. !
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Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-04-11

IMPORTANT NOTICB.--The best mate
u rial and the best work only allowed in the SHIRTS
made and sold by WIN. H. FAULKNER, the only
practical Shirt Maker In tho city Of Washington. Try
them, and save money, in addition 10 trouble, time
and temper Gentlemen measured, and COED 81
guaranteed In an cases.
Orders attended 10 with despatch. Please nots ths
address, SIGN OF THE SHIRT,
Pennsylvania avenue, between r.
Third and Four-anda- Half sta, south side
AacE E-iwd
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MORE ABOUT LOOKS.

UONEs's Rotating Formulation Plate
eD Lock, now commonly called the WORLDS
FAIR LOCK, without key or key-hole ia the Lock
that secured the outer doors of the Herring Safe that
contained 81 600 at the Worlds Fair London 1881 ,
il being necessary unlock this before other locks
n the safe could be unlocked All parties interested
referred 10 the following notice:
THE WORLDS FAIR LOCK.
have this day sold 20 Messrs. STEARNS& A MAR
WIN, manufacturers OF WILDERS Patent Salaman-
der SAFES, New York the patent right Of my Il
| ROTATING FORMULATION PLATE LOCK,
Commonly called
"J0NESB ANTI-GUNP0WDER LOCK- or "THE
WORLDS FAIR LOCK"
The latter title acquired in consequences Of this
Inck being placed In Safe atthe Worlds Fair, with
SI 900 in the Safe, 10 be the reward OF any person
who could open the door.
The gold remained theren for a period Of forty FIVE
days. whilst the visters got tired Of turning the d
ais, with such poor prospect Of success the number
Of changes being 2430O,000. lF sG
Bankers Jewellers, and Merchants who desire 10
have these Locks upon their DOORS have them by
applying 10 Stearus Marvin, No. l46 Water street
who have the exclusive right 70 manufacture said
Locks in the United States.
HENRY O. JONES'
Newark, N. j., January 90, 1858.
sTEARNs a MARVIN,
Successors 70 RioH Co.,
~ - and 14s Water ST, N. ",
THE ONLY MAKERS OF SALAMANDER SAFES,
combining WILDERs and RIcH PArENrs
L 8. n. HOWELL Aren't
mar 22-lm a-Ets.M Georgctown, ID. G.
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