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NEW ORLEANS RAcKs-The Picayune gives the
following description of the race between Arrow
and LIE Ro on the 10th instant:
Arrow had the track, but resigned II to LIE Roi
before rounding the first turn. both running at a
teli.tae race At the first quarter, LIE Roi was at
least twenty feet ahead, which advantage he kept
until rounding the turn tor the home run, where
Gil, upon Arrow, closed the gap gradually, and at
q flisht of speed they came down the stf etch. At
the stand, LIE Roi was about a neck In advance
1:47 2. On the back stretch, Arrow made an In
effsclual effort for the lead which he renewed
down the home run-the pace q very lively one.
Arrow passed about fifty yards before they got to
the stand, second mile. and from thence opened a
gap upon him, which LIE Roi could not decrease
Arrow came home In the lead about fifty yards In
advance, at slow gait Time 5:35 l-2
The judges, after the heat allowed Capt. Minor
to withdraw his horse. and that settled the race
ttz SUMMARY:
MONDAY, April l6-Jockey Club Purse, $500,
three mile heats.
Col A. L Bingamans (R. Tenbroeck's) Oh.
Arrow. by Boston, out of Jeannetteau-
s5y. o., Fitzpatrick ckl-.----..-........---.. l
w. ]. Minors ch. c. Le Rol, by imp Bel
shszzsr, out OF veracity-3y y. o.. 2 DR.
rime-lst mile i:47 ! 9. Cd mile Isl IA, Sd mile
I;56 4; total 5:35 leg.
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EXTRAORDINARY observation-disclosures Rich,
of New Albion, N ", missed turkey from his
dock on 2eth January. and believed q 10 be stolen.
On the 18th March. ON turning over an old tub,
which had stood ont OF doors tor long time, the
turkey was found alive but drssdfnlly smaet1ked.
he wing been In dursnce vile for forty seven days
without food. Il y likely 70 live. e s.
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PoRrRAIr OF LExINGToN.-Mr. T. s. Morse, of
New Orleans, Is engaged painting portrait of the
celebrated race horse, Lexington.
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K DEATH OF A PRIEsr, Rev. William Wiley, pas.
tor of st Nicholas church, In Boston, died on Wed
nesday last. The body. dressed in Csnonica'
robes was placed before the altar of the church,
and the funeral service was conducted by Rev.
Mr.. o B rien and others. s 5.
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PRICE ONE CENT.
BOUNTY LAND. Ao

VIII prosecute claims against the Tede.
nInssT =, nSssoyernmeHt to BOUNTY LAND md pm.
'imuMS, m1MS on the most satisfsstory terms. '''
Under recent act Of Cousress soldier. vho..-
Pensd Of fourteen dnSs IN 0nv srnr sinr. ss1e
sueh soldiers De dead. their widevs or pnino.
~ "a are entitled 70 100 acres Of land Thrs -.
10 !. received less than l60 ae,es ars entitled
Hs..cn acn more a. will make that quantity .
and Ronr,S Seen engaged ~ . clerk IL the Psnsjop
nssiiy three years. have pecuii.r .dv.nt..s o M
Co",,n,s claims Of ths above description' 'o'
NJ Ps-n BY mail rcst pafd or a. II. osys..
Layne Mayo, In Wsllinssna GSs;, - sus omce
ouiioIns on Bank street. viii he s,t., SeuIs new
mhsNdasaes gwen thss may be desired.
AsEL q. MAYO
1AE Liver fILLL.--i h.. I.iva- Dill. II
Dr. "a Lane were 6rst used bv him .S.,o, : n.s "
own practice. SO eficacious wsrs .LuasoIy .L 10 nis
OF Liser CON plaint, that they becsm. s en eeses
attracting the attention of the meS;e.t x1e~ and
ed into general use. They act vith 80, seity. psse
ana regularity; the patient almost immsdisssl an.y
ne OF his disease, and 10 gradualiv
70 heeith With some the effect Il slmas+ IoIed ;ed
ious frequentiy experiencing mme ediate reiieT .fs
having Tor months Tasofted TO drugs and ms5;s;a
OF another description. In vain Dseases efssn %
are very common in this country. and are ~
Illgntiui In character. Those who experience an.
oI tne premonitory symptoms Of this DANCE eerou. snd
complicated disease should at once procure 4 nor ~
,n.'1 Ut mL.nes Pills and perhaps thereby be ave
+. s-The above vsfuable remedy. aIso A a..
- ~ hver fltis, can now be had st Q resseeta.
Ole Drug Stores in this city. - - - :
. Purchasers will please be c.raf.l y, - T..
NH 20-dAc1w e y
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HARD DEATH -Rogert Swift, who was hung In
Ekson. Md, on Friday last, died an unusually hard
death. - 4
After all had shaken hands with the condemned
the sheriff removed the key holding tha drop, end
the unfortunate man was left suspended In mid-air
Owing to the shortness of the Drop or proper ad
justment Of the rope, the condemned struggled
hard for seven minutes during which time he made
number OF efforts to clutch the uprights or sup
ports of the scsffold - =
A few nights previous to the day appointed for
the execution, Swift made on attempt to escape
from.prison, by picking hole through the wall.
cries Of negro 10 the prison, who attracted the the
attention of the Sheriff. On entering the prison.
er's room. he pretended to be In deep sleep; but,
on an examination, it was found that he was sham
ming. -,.t . .f
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FIRE IN APALAcHIcoLA Tho Office OF the "Com.
mercial Advertiser" 10 Apalachicols, Fla g, waa
destroyed by fire on the 10th inst Loss 80, 900.
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MuRDER.-A man named Hutchisson, a boa1
owner on the Mississippi was murdered and rob.
bed at Concordia, La, on the 18th inst
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BY j. A. CowARDIN.
MILLINERY

nnanee Mho, j. MOODY, (next door 10
[Ts Mansion House.l having returned from the
VA North where she has purchased a large and
~ splendid assortment of MILLINERY EN-
hrscins all of the newest and most fashionable .tv
to which she invites the attention of the Ladder
She has msde arrangements to receive weekly, from
the Northern cities, the newest aud most fsshions-
Ole goods IN her line. ap9-lm*
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WOMAN IN MALE ArTIRE-In Boston on Tburs.
day last, young woman who has been employed
for some time In shoe store there az man, with
out her sex being detected was arrested by the po
lice. Upon being taken to the station house, che
attempted to commit suicide by swallowing guam
tity of broken glass, but was frustrated by the
prompt applcAtion of stomach pump. She Is
about % years of age. sss,s - ..,+, ~
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BIGAMY.-Luke Benis, who has been marrying
about In different places in Ma.sachusetts-L Lowell
among them-has been arrested In Boston for big
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l. having permanently ocsted in Frederickshur,.
Is ptepsrei to superintend undertake the building
OF HOUSES. private or public, DAMS, BRIDGES
Mills, FACTORIES, and all description of CAR.
PENTERS WORK.
He has had large experience practical car
Penter and superintendent of work. Having had
charge of the wood work on the Dam OF the Frede.
ncsshu's Water Power Company, he has permission
to refer to the President and Directors OF that Com
psay for chsracte. and competency.
He will furnish PLANS for any work in his line.
NH S7-tawfm JAMES TRAVER
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APPRoPRIATE.-A boatman known as Whiskey
Red, fell into the river at Mobile Ala, on Monday
last while drunk aud was drowned.
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ARTRsIAN WELL.-The Artesian well 10 Charles
ton, s. c., is yielding $500 gallons per day.
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FLORENCE THE comedian DRowNED.-Mr
Wood Lessee of the Peoples Theatre in st. Louis
NO., ON Tuesday morning last, received q tele-
graphic despatch, stating that W. ]. Florence, the
Irish comedian, had fallen overheard from the
steamer May Flower and was drowned.
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Oh nln FE Z I Narrow Oak and

leo tNo n. ID aud 81 Dressed ,oorins Pisnk
so toe f. common PLANK low price
o,ooa ti. SKA scantl ns assorted lengths
% @0 Sen.sned Barrel Slaves
4eMo c Oak Toescco Box Plank part perfectly
seasoned for sste at the Richmond Planning Mill oh
stseeL ress Of Paper Mill. =
ap ie-2sv4w WE wAIDRop
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~ susnce OF the Statute in that case made and
provided, shall attend at the High Con.tables OF
nee IN the city Of Richmond, the ID day of April
hours ot O'Clock A NJ, aud O'Clock p M for the
purpose OF trying and proving such Balances
weights and Measure. as may be brou sht to me-
JOSEPH C. WINGFIELD
Sealer of Weights and Measures for the
NH S0-2awim City of Richmond
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SOLDIERS FOR THE Sioux ExPEDrrIoN-Two
companies of the SIKH Infantry LETT st. Louis
Tuesday for Folt Kearney, to join In the expedi-
ton against the Sioux Indians.
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HAIL SToRM.-There was great hail storm In
the parish OF Ibervil!e Uouisana) on the 5th inst
1t commenced about ten minutes past 2 p. m pre-
ceded by the thunder and lightning The genera
sze of the hailstone was about as large plume
but there were great many as large as q hens egg
irregular shaped Jumps of ice, and In some instan
ses, still larger. The ground was literally covered
with these ce.balls. <
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Daniel Wilde, formerly keeper of the Frederick
CO. md almshouse was seriously il not mortallv
wounded on Wednesday evening last, by the acct
dental discharge OF revolver In the hands of Mr.,
Henry A. Hager.
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SALMoN'S. PATENT G RAIN AM

aLA1oN 4 II VI Al N AMI
~ GRASS SEED SEPARATOR-This machine
was invented and patented by by g. B. Salmon of II.
Hnois and wherever it has be exhibited has tax
precedence of all others, for cleaning Grain and
Grass Sesds. ~ =
The fret Silver Medal was awarded to the inventor
at the Worlds Fair in New York and the first prize
at the New York State Fair in 1852 1t has been
adopted by the Richmond city miilers who recon-
mend 1T as the best machine known for separating
cookies and ether impurities from whe.t 1t will se
parste any two seeds of different size or weight is
simple in its construction aud easily kept in ordsr
peculiarly adapted to farmers uses as it REQUIRES
but little power to work it, and cleans grain more
perfectly than any machine now In use.
1t can be furnished at the following prices viz:
For Farmsrs Machine that will clean Is 10 50 bush.
els per nouT... $50
For FarmerS Machane that will clean 80 to
90 bushels per hour. IS
For farmers Machine (srrangci for horse
powerl that will clean so bushels per hour so
For M iiier's Machine that will clean so to 50
bushels per hour. hour......................... 85
For Millers' Machine that will clean so to --
rs bushels per hour. ur......................... 100
For a miiiers Machine that viii clean l25 to
$50 bushels per hour. r....................... $50
For miller's Machine that will clean $50 to
200 bushels per our....................... 200
Address RO. M. ANDE RSON,
Commission Merchant, Richmand Va
N. B-County Rights will be sold on reasonable
terms. lfe 2o-2swtsI .-F R.MA
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The DAILY DISPATCH

Inc eiseuisiion of the DAILY DIsPATCa
sss,noS seSnaesaniy nhy that OF ailthe Daypspers Of
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LARGE FIsH-A halibut weighing two hnndret
and twenty~seven pounds was caught eff 81
Georges Banks, on Thu fsday last.
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NOBILITY IN TRoUBLE--Lord Benson, was ar
rested In New Orleans, on the 10th inst, for being
drunk and rapping policeman. ~
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I FATHER, HIDE AND OIL SI0Rr

I INA HbAt' utDL AND OIL NiUkE
- The subscriber has tab en- the old stand on 18th
rect, go long occupied by JamesC c Crane and b. r.
Creme Co for The pu pose of conducting the LEA.
THER. hide and OIL business and has now in
store and coming IN, an entire new stock to which
la.e concern Of r. Crane l. Co.. and of dealers
EeneIally He hstteEs himself, from an exn.Iiepcs :
OF more than thirty yests and by strict attention 10
business 70 be favored with a due share of he NAT.
gouaee OF those In his line ot business
WIN BEAL
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DEATH OF AN EDrroR.- Emilus Bruner edior
of the Port Gibson (Miss.) Herald, died suddenly
on the 5th inst. He was native of Wilbraham,
Mass. ,5@ :,
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CIGARS.-The subscribers are receivinp

4 tIGARS.-The subscribers are receiving
~ this morning the most choice lot of genuine
HAVANA CIGARS that were ever before seen ia
this market Amongst the most choice brands are
the "Csbanss" LA Catedral" "Coronisn .Victo
ria" Prince Djalma" with crest variety Of 9th
ers too numerous to mention These Cigars are
warranted genuine and of direct importation which,
being purchased for cash, enables them to Offer the
same at ss low rates as any house in the United
St1tes. The public are invited to call and examine
our sock No charge make for loobipg
NOh80RNE MORTON l. CO.
No. l64 Main st., opposite American Hotel
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WHITE EHIRTS'-WHITE 6HIKle,
~ for men and boys wear. They are well eut
nlceiy made, and warranted TO 6t. Call and supply
3oursslyess at III Main street.
cps WN IRA SMITH.
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sRICH'S PATENT EA'M
- fLOUdHS Having purchased the right to
nish them at Wholesale or retail. AIwho have tried
them and they are IN extensive use in the Northern
states, pronounee them the best and most econnm.
cal they have ever seen. Prices range from @A so
TO Sl8. BALDWIN, CARDWELL 4 CO n
mn 5D--dlm&czm 148 Main 1t Richmond.
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BLEEDING oR THE LUNGS. =.

M ID. o..
Mes1s Mortimer and Mowbrdy: e'l'9 ss'stf
do hereby certify That about twsIvs months ago
| was taken with severe hemorrbsse of the Lungs.
and had four attacks oft. was advised to try DR..
Hampton's yeg getable Tincture. pfooured one bot
tie and after taking which was sstis6sd thstI was
vas entirely we'll. and nowI enjoy a. good health
a. ever did In my life. can, and DO. without the
least heststion, recommend the Tineure 70 all PET
'0n:sfisssd Yauss IN my way GEO W. wrAxrtky.
solS IN Rieh%91d by " 0. A. srsEcKEK q .s ard
lets gratis. sp 2f-d&cts
Ayers CHERRY PEoroRAL.-FOrs tho
upid cure of Coughs, Colds, Hssneness. Bronchitis.
Whooping Cough. Asthma snd Consumptie a. is uni.
cred for every variety OF Palmonsry disease. So
wide 10 the field Of its usefuness and 20 numerous
the ofis cures, that almost every section OF
the country abouDdsin persons publicly kncwps who
have been restored from alarming and even desper-
ste diseases Of the lungs y s uss When oses tried,
i 70 and wSss s
virtues sre known. the public no longer hedtats
what sntdets employ fof the dissfessas and aan.
neissss e anr c.ts By uss n.y
almost ell attacks of disease upon the Lungs throat
are arrested, snd thus are saved many Thousands
every year from . premature ensvs No family
should be without II. snd those who do neglect to
provide themselves withs remedy uhicb wares eh
dsplore Il when Il is too late Proofs ofths suIpri-
dbg efficacy Of the Cherry fectoral need not bs
given TO the American peopie.-they have iisiss
% resd the ststements Of thcss whose whole beslh
has been restorsd and whose lives hsse been evea
b. Z: u.s v. snd them in my ams1isss A,.aas s:ssss
Prspsrsd 81 Dr. &c. AYER. Lowell .s.;. ..d ..a
.,s ,ss., \, i,.lDosd rSsSELta ~ LADD '
Gvr rsrs Tx1aI.-NsrceaaEy per-
-. ~. !. = m.sy ssssssss soessslsl N sessss
unou the cousmuuity vorthisss psepassoope claim
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VIM Rollston, editor of the Alabamanian, ha
been elected Mayor of Tuscumbia.
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PRICES REDUCED.
rnNrn TXGLsI 2I0R WORKQ

PRICES KEDUCED.
RICHMOND EXCELSIOR WORKS,
CoRNER OF SEVENTH AND MAIN Srs
HNHE subscriber takes pleasure IN ann0un.
l. cling to the public that his PLANNING and SAW
MILL is now in complete order
Having recently incurred expense ofseversl hun
for Planning Sewing, and Toneueing and Growing al
kinds of Boards and Plank he 10 enabled to ex-
esute Superior work. at greatly reduced prices:
A call from those in want respectfully soicited.
de 9-ts WILLIAM fOhhE6
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LEEoHEsa LEEoHEs.--The pubic are
hereby informed thatf have just ed by AdamS
Express lot of superior Swedish Leeches, which
Will be applied upon the most reasonable ter ns; can
saloon under the American Hetel, and st nlsbt on
25th, between Main and Franklin streets
N.B:-Cupping and Leeehins promptly attended
o, at theshoftest notice. ~ - safs $50
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lately Of the Amerissn shsyins Saloon. hs. tsh
the house Eext door to DR.. Powell ON 10Th street
between Main and Cary, and fitted sp with superior
accommodstions for hie business where an vhe de
sire an easy and peasant shave will End him e ere.
sofores ever ready TO piease his cusecmers $50
nis superior syte Of Hair Cuttins 10 proverbial
snd he .ure be can esse the most fssfidious He
whi - manufscture the celebfassd hair re-
stolasve and tonic which With othe. p puIar pre-
shampoon bath. will make his shor he hopes. tbs
resort OF eli Who desre TO be waited upon IA in lima
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A MUhklo.-BULLETI OF NEW
LAs BOOKS. +.r-.
WandeTings in Corsica; by E. JOY Morris.-Prics
1900 = =
Ellen Morbury; by Emerson Bennett; vol Isl,
Grace Lee: by Julia Kavapaeh; vof-$I
Men of Character By Douglas Jerrold.-75c.
Mamtnon, or the Hsrdshps of Heiress 81.
The Inventors Guide; by J g. Moore.-Sl.25.
Primes Travels in Europe and the East; 2 vols
-75c
Ncctes Ambrosianae; by Wilson; vols "a SO.
Rurz's Sacred History; by Schaeffer-Price 81 IS
Cummings Signs of the Times Price 75c.
Dc. Family Prayers; 2 vols Price 81 50.
Lomsx's Digest of the Laws of Real Proper.-Price
Sc
Sands History Of Suit in Equity Price 81.
Adventures of Amyas Leigh.-PTice ST. %.
Virginia Comedians; vols; cloth Price ST. so.
Alone; Tenth Edition in press Price 81 25.
Queens OF Scotland; By Agnes Strickland; vol. s.
Price 81 an 2S-2t
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ssTHE whole press Of Philadelphia re out
Ia, favsr Of HeoFLANps GERMAs BIrTERs - they
are prepared BY DIR G. N, Jackson. We are Glad to
pepsia, we believe it supplies deside, tam in
the medical world long needed. The wretthcd i'm
taos and countsrfeitefs have Withdrawn u eif nos
trums from the market, and the pubiic ara spared
from the dan ger of swsllowipG poisonous mixtures
In lien Of the real BhteIa r-Hsrafd. al 5t
Agents for this city-M sssrs. ruRcELL. ltApD
co- and BEsHErT BEnIs Drussists. s -
ap l6 DIV s. I u 4sF
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PAYNE d MARC, Auctioneers have re-
moved their office to Mr. Wellington Godciu's new
building, corner of 1ith and BsnS streets Enfran.a
on Bank street. =-s
They win sell at auction private sals, Real and
Servants ~
= Deeds Of svery description win be accurately
ABEL U. MAYO being (. Not.TTy Publ;c vi,l AZ
n. isuc 20 taxing Dispositions. Acknowledgment Of
Inelr charges WILL In sil cases be entirely eatis.
factory, and they hope to mart are hy prompt
attention to busin ess " r.sf'
JOHN D PAYNE,
sPS-o A6EL U. MAYO
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The Manchester DIAMosp..-The diamond
which was dug up in Manchester, some time since,
Is now being exhibited at the jewery establishment
Of Mr. Dunn, in New York !" s7'T'g1 II =
DWELLING BURNT The dwelling house Of Mr..
Smith, firm of Smith & snowden, In Columbia,
was destroyed by fire last week. 5t.grsf e Z. u
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NOTICE-OAK WooD CEMETERY.-The
IN Committee on the Oak Woed Cemetery have
laid OF the same, and the Superintendent is now
ready to receive applications for nterment of white
persons who do net wish to buy section, and for
persons of color.
The Engineer of the city is now engaged In layin q
on tue sections, which will be ready for sale in few
weeks.
Applications for interments sections must be
made to
mh7 2av9m JNO REDFoRD. supt.
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A CARD.-1hs subscriber, an, experl-
snced practitioner Of Medicine, Surgery and Obsta.
tries, having located ON Broad street, three doors
above tenth, Offers his professional services TO tho
citizens Of Richmond. ss3ya s. s.sfs el'sTs5s
. He has devoted much time and sttention to the
study and practice of Midwifery and to the treat.
ment of Diseases of Women and Children
ap 7-6ms RlCH,D s CAUTHORN. M D.
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Mr.. VIM. BEAL has been in our en-
Ployment fer I2 IS years. and we take great pl.a
sure 10 recommending him TO our former custom "a
and the puoic ss worthy of encoursg ent and we
nope ne may meet with succe,s equal to his inertia
J. c. CRANE & SON
ap II-2awSw D. K. CRANE & Co
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3 SAM'L Cary, Dealer in Paper Materials
(RAGs, RorEs, BAGcINe, &c.,1 South Fran Kiln st
doors Wsst OF Old Ms. kst. buys smalt a. well a.
large i0ts. 93sA4 u fa fe -dBm
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E,OR RSALE.-WOOLTRUNKS. PAD
~ DiNG FACING, LINING AND BOOK.BIND
ING SKINS The pnbiic are her hv ;n6crrn. ~.
snsy need not 60 North to buy these articles A he
andernsned has them always on hand a. sood and ss
cneap a. they can be bought at the Norfh Man..
.sctory on Brook Avenue, opposite Bacon O n.,ts,
fe So asssn. ress.5 J. G. JONES.
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LuuNrEnrkfrs.-To defecf 4 =,

CourTEHFkfrs.-IOde detect c0nnfevpf.;t
yeu should be perfectly familiar Win - ss.r;.
article which the ecunerfeit tries to In itafe: m -
e IL With Dss.ereotypes-to judge sf sad 10 sSo;J
earef1 II examine the genuine article t1ksn ~ ~
SlMOhS. and orr word for H. you via pevsr n:
deceived agsin with mere imitation Ossue rreo.
type. Fl 80 s..Ie
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~ rs Jy4o-Inln k0frip
introduced to the public some vssrs .;as Eas
Pnsscpsi improvements are the ventilator. v.lvs
ana doubie cover The ventistor ea,ris. ~ s.Ss tS
enyla a. it arises from the contents Of the ,saaS
ralor, thus making 1t impossible for the eff MY; -
ever 90 delicate. VI any o'nef
The valve retains the cold air created by the m AZ.
Ing OF the Ice. while It lets Oh the water Al Rs.
fnserators either nom accident or r. ar.
sure 70 leak before they are wern out Thie hsvin
no hfiing between the two cases, when once msds
tight again, is - good new. Not 20 with those
that are hied: When they have once Leaked, the
whole OF the filing becomes saturated, and can ne
yer again become dry; hence, rot immediately CON.
mences IN the wood work-snd long before The
other part s worn cut the whole of the lower parl
IL sdecsyeds The double cover saves the trouble b
opening and shutting two single ones; and aoswer.
the purpose better the air between becomes coli
and remains 20. Confined air il the best nop.cou.
dustor Of caloric. hence there should be NO iin
Gold air s heavier than warm; consequently, ali Re-
rieeratoIs should open at the top and not in front
In fact the chest must be the true FORM while
the Law Of gravity remains 1t 10 full supply Of
all sizes ON hand, for sale By
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