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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-02-26

How THEY LECTURE IN PARIs.-Mons J. J.
Ampere, of the French Academy, author of the
book called Promenades en- Amerque, is one of
the lecturers at the College of France. A letter
says:
''At his lectures NJ. Ampere sits (as do all the
professors) in a large arm chair, with table be-
fore him. which he invariably leans both his ell
bows while his hands are alternately clenched and
unclenched Just in advance of his chair as he see
saws awkwardly from side to side. and each is
employed in its turn for the execution of gesture
as monotonous and ungraceful rs the speaker
style of delivery. 1t is the substance of his lee
lures which draws large and interested audiences
composed largely ofIadies who occupy privileged
enclosure around the speakers chair. The elite of
Partisan intelligence and taste is often to be met
there
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Mr.. DAVID D'ANGERS-This celebrated sculn
tor, who died not long since in France executed
the bronze statue of Thomas jefferson which now
stands in front Of the Presidents House He was
a radical Democrat and among the numerous
works of art which he has left are statues and
busts of all the liberal men of his age Regarding
sculpture as the handmade of history he sought to
preserve in her bronze marble the images of the
leading characters of the century, and was sue
cessful. At one time Louis Napoleon exiIed him
and as it feared that his funeral would be made
the occasion of expression of political feeling
large bodies of military and police were out to pre-
serve order. The funeral passed off quietly, NJ
Halevy. of the Academy of Fine Arts, delivered
the usual farewell discourse at the grave, where
there were no clergy, the deceased being an athe-
ist Among the crowd at the grave were General
Cavaignac; de Beranger, the poet; Cremieux, Ma
rie Goudchaux and other Liberals Fash Star.
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There is something beautiful in the following
| nes
Take the bright shell
From its home on the lea
And wherever 1t goes
1t will sing of the sea.
So. take the fond heart
From its home and its hearth
Twill sing of the loved
To the ends of the earth.
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N0TI E.-Thc undCrsienrd, Trustee

y OF 1 { E,-ThC undersigned, Trustee,
: = auIo-a-ed by decd from james D. B. Evans, for
a.a-1t Of his creditors, dated February llth,
- .. corded in thc UustlLss Court, Richmond, las
r.rs ,ussd the said James D. E. Evans his Agent for
r.- .-u II the stock Of Goods, Wares and Merchan-
-.... coay yed il sad deed.
.-rsyis ia want @: China, Glass, Crockery, or Or
.--.-ura Ware. are invited 10 examine the stock.
l-----.- -. Z z ENMISNN- Cr1atee
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THE DAILY DISPATCH
Morning, February 26, 1855.
VIRGINIA INTELLIGENCE.

NATIONAL CoURTTSIEs-The Norfolk Argus
notices with pleasure the fact that the British ship
ping, in the harbor of Norfolk, decorated their
msStS with flags on the 22d, in honor of the ma.
tional anniversary The British ship Vct oria,
Capt. Wallace in particular, presented handsome
appearance
VESSELS INJURED AND SUNK ny ICE-The schr.
shepherd II. Mount. Capt Smith, of Long Island
and loaded with oysters, was sunk few days
since, near the mouth Of the Rappahannock river,
being cut through by the ice. The Mary Emma,
of New Suffolk, was also cut through, but succeed
cd in getting into Farnham Church, where the
leak was stopped
SUDDEN DEATH.-Col w. c. J. Rothrock died
at his residence in Fredericksburg, on Wednesday,
after an Illness Of only a few hours. He was a
highly esteemed citizen.
SMALL PoN-This disease has disappeared in
Richmond county--the last patient having been
discharged from Farnham Church, which had been
converted into hospital The whole number of
cases in the county is stated at 1875, deaths 22-7
whites. 3 negro men, slaves, and l2 free negroes,
mostly children. The disease is reported to exist
in Caroline, bat TO limited extent.
WINTER IN KANAwHA-The last Kanawha Re.
publican states that winter still fingered there in
all its severity. The Kanawha had been frozen
for Al days. the longest period the river ever
was frozen over in the recollection of the oldest
citizens. Previousto this year, IS days was con-
sideredt he longest freeze, and that happened in
1890
LoNGEvITY.-According to the Express there is
an old negro named Cesar, living near that city
in Dinwiddie county, who is a hundred years old
There are great many very old people in and
about Petersburg.
AFFRAYs.-On Saturday two men, Wilson and
CORnell, got into quarrel in Petersburg, when
Wilson picked up stick of wood struck Connel
on the side of the head nearly cutting off his ear
w. was held to bail in the of 500 to appear
On Friday evening, in Petersburg. William Rand
stabbed Jacob Hawkins badly, but not dangerous
ly, in the breast They are both little boys and
they quarrelcd about knife.
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rs OF ADvERTTsrNa.

vAdvertissments published until forbid win b
charged 80 cents per square Of ten lines fy 4. ~.
Insertion and Is cents for esch continusnae
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ARRIVAL OF THE ASIA.
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE

Highly important from Euria nd--The n,r.
ncuity between MIR. Buchanan and the
Ens sllsh Government Confirm med--Sir
Henry Butwer Offering To Mediate Ne
tween MIR. Buchanan and Lord CInren.
don-Breadstuiis Lnr9ely Declined.
NEW YORK, FEB. 24.-The steamer Asia arrived
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Al RE YOU SICK elf y0u are. dOu,ttak

1 RE YOU SICK Elf you are, don't take
IA QCack Medicines, but those prepared by
regular physician
D.. ROSES celebrated Family Medicine are the
result OF thirty years practice III Philadelphia. His
PRESCRIPTIONS for each complaint, and have been
wi tested and approved by hundreds of physicians,
aud thousands Of PATIENTS Il remedy for each dis
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THE KANSAS QUESTION IN RHODE ISLAND
Governor Hoppin of Rhode Island, i'll submitting
to the Legislature the appeal of the Free-State
men Of Kansas for aid, remarks:
The information communicated through this
document is Of a nature which demands the Sc
rious consideration of the Legislature, and which,
if authentic should call forth from the Government
and people of Rhode Island the expression in Ian
guage which cannot be misunderstood of. their
indignant horror at so gross an outrage against
our most sacred rights. | will not allow myself to
comment upon the grave matters now presented
to you for your deliberation involving issues preg
nant with the dissolution of the Union and the
gloom of civil war. In the performance of my Off
cia duty, lay this document before you, that you
may in your combined wisdom consider and de-
eide what action if any, the fearful exigency of
the case demands
After the communication and accompanying
document had been read, the House concurred
with the Senate in the passage of a resolution re-
ferring it TO joint committee of ive for the pur
pose of considering the same and reporting such
action as they may deem proper
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THE WONDERFTL PAN CURER.

This preparation is truly the wonder of the age.-
Cures all paln external or internal. Cures pains in
the sides, limbs back, chilblans ague Jumps Ill
Tnt breasts bruises sprEins tOothache earache
sun meek sore throat pains III the bowels and stoln-
The Pain Curer being fine tonic mixture, is also
n4ea with great beuel. for weak stomach and bowels
likewise for fever and asue
"HeHeytr y0u have pain, use the Pain Cnrer freely
ana yog 'ii obtain immediate relief Bottles l24, 25
THE GREAT COUGH SYRUP.
Dr.. Roses Cough Syrup or Expectorant, the best
preparation in the world for Cough arising from
cold q consumptiye cough. Bottles fifty cente and
TO CURE WHOOPNG COUGH.
Ise Dr. Roses Whsoping Cough Syrup. 1t is the
only reliable remedy for that distressing and often
"a! comp laIl4t. Price ~ cents.
TO CURE GROUP
Dr. Roses Group Syrup has saved the lives Of thou.
Sands III children. 25 cents bottle
TO CURE NERVOUSNESS.
The most wonderful, preparation "a gay ell nervous
Fdae,i Es Of the mind body, is Dr. Roses keEyous
Cordial 50 cents a bottle.
70 CURE KIDNEY AND BLADDER C0M.
PLANTS.
Use Dr. Roses Buchu Compound. Il also cgrcs
FOR FEMALE COMPLAINTS.
d. Rcse's Golden Pilq the only remedy To- fall-
les o!the Womb, Weakness end GersrGi Debility. 50
DR. ROSES FEmALE Pills.
Are the great regulating Female Pills. . cents
DR. ROSES sARSArAFILLA CONPCUED
SHo94d be used by all icuses. as f strengthens a1S
h"sorstes the constitution putifc9 the blood, end
fr1oPes al suptOus from the skin. Quart bottes$
small bottles 81 cents.
TO CURE DYSPEPSIA,
Sc Dr. Roses Dyspeptic and Liver Compound. 50
centa bottle
TO CURE BILIOUS FhBITs.
rage Dr.. Roses Antibous or Rai road PILLS. They
cary Oh ali bile. l2l and % cents box,
iEeAe Fllls are called Railroad Pills because they
e aheud Of all other Pills in removing bile, bad colds
7'i oil ioui secretious from the system
2y!1 Hy Fuycs!l, Ladd 4 Co.; Grubbs Il AppeTson
"A IL farys Ran 4.
Ietfs' Alex. DGysl Duval X Norton; j. Blair; s. M
1'l'Afssgni a. Bodeker VIM. 2. Ladd; Leidey & Bo-
p.I.son, bchfnond; and all the Druggists in Norfolk
t1MLs Nlrynia o' r. % n...-l
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A JUST REBUkE.-On tbereception of Governor
Chases message relating to Kansas, by the Ohio
House Of Representatives
Mr.. Sawyer rose to express his aStonishment
and regret that the Governor of Ohio should to
the neglect of other great and all important ques-
tious concerning the domestic interests of our own
State thrust into our faces such inflammatory abo
ltiOn doctrines and recommendations as are con-
tanned in his message. He claimed that the Gov
ernor was, by this very act interfering with the
rights of the people of Kansas who ought TO be
able, ana were able, to manage their own business
and encouraging the very state of things he pre-
tended TO deplOre. He had heard the Governor i'll
public speech, another occasion, recommend
the use of Sharpes rifles to prevent slavery in
Kansas and sfer to give fifty dollars to aid abo-
tiousts to so to Kansas and shoot down the slave
holding citizens and now, as the Governor of
Ohio, he is intlictng the very difficulties which we
all SO much deprecate!
why, sir, whore was his voice when our own
citizens were shot down in the streets of our own
cities by a mob and in a neighboring State1 Not
word was heard from hiuKthen He belonged
to party which respected the white citizens more
than the negro but the Governor would embroi
the country in a civil in order to befrend the
negro He regretted the introduction of this SUBJ
jec into this body, to distract attention from
our own important business"
This was a sharp but most Just rebuke-iust such
a rebuke as ought to be administered by an en-
phatic conservative public sentiment to all mpro-
per interference in the affairs of the inhabitants of
Kansas.
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nE BLNN,@ No. / AllMONiATEn sT-

a % tt'F~ No, I ANNONiATED So
~ PER PHOSPHATE Of LIME---The subsCri-
5 b. Is TO Inform the agricultural community that
Ii consequence Of the greatly increased demand for
als above compound, many limitations have been uut
N iAr market puIpCryng to be of description,
&C, aud IN order 70 prevent deception being again
p Ct;seG, each package vii! be distinctly branded
y IN the Manuiacturei's name.
This valuable IertZsr is warranted to do all that is
claimed for it, and the maker holds himself RESPONSE
lie u his gents for its purity and genuneness.
MsssrS- ). MCGIudcI's Sons my sole agents in
H.rG4Eoud, c. b. De BURG,
Agricultural Chemist,
Williamsburg L. /, New York
f9Il supply of the above hand, for sale in lots
70 suit purchasers.
In procuring supplies directly from us persons can
res. .zsuIed OF getting genuine articie.
ts 5--Tu&Ffw ) MCGRUDER'S SONS
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- NALL FARM IN CHESTERFIELD,
- NEAR MANCHESTER, FOR SALE.-A farm
81 ceres miles from Richmond on the road lead
Ilg 10 Chesterfield Courthouse, and near TO the Pc
t.tshrrr Railroad, in good condition ana easily I'M
qroyed-s small dwelling house. servants house,
smoke house, and brick barns; also valuable wa
ley power for milling manufacturing.
For fu.thsr particulars enquire Of VIM. Carpenter.
near the premises, or Of Goddln AppeIson
IL .5-.taWiul
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y fEhf VALUABLE SQUARES OF
- ALhES EACH, IN SYDNEY NEAR FAIR
nAouNDS, FOR SALE The subscribers are au-
oLzed to sell two most beautiful squares of land of
cIeS cCIeS sse1. 10 the town OF Sydney, the Fair
Grounds. Each Of them are well enclosed. and have
"a W 'hem buildings suitable for small families Upon
tAs payment uf ouefourth cash. credit of from 10
Apply 70 ~ ''''""e'
J@ @A-Aswim GODDIH APPERsoN.
r. xTKA BAKERS, FLOUR-Choice
brHhds, receiving for sale by j. FRY
2ll ,,bBLs; numaDn's Clarified Cider
slhegar In stone and for sale by
IL u WILLIAMS u BROTHER
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l'UK SALE, PRIVATELY. 500 ACRES
DF LAND, WITH STEAM SAW AND GRiST
SILL ATTACHED. WITHIN TWELVE MILES
n- stCHMOND, ON THE LINE OF THE RICH
NUNp AND FREDERICkSBURG RAILROAD. q.
The slt,cIbeEsoter, al private sale, bout 500 acres
{, aun principally IN wood, located each side of
Il Richmond and Frederick ksburg Railroad, about u
male from Richmond and in SIGHT of the Slash Cot
ts.a.
Attached 20 he property is valuable Steam Saw
" D with grist power IN addition, which, with the
stock ot MuIes Wagons and other appurtenanees can
e lsd with the land on reasonable terms or the land
s.h bc sold separate, and apart theretroIa.
Improvements Of neat and useful character have
BE- G.ace portion Of the property, and small
c-9. o. wheat growing II, but the bulk of
is lind 5 IN wood OF original growth and, at mini
I.4H calculation. capable of yielding l5H00 cords
tie cost ut which, delivered on the road, will
Gel +l.ll3 per cord.
Through portion of the land, plank road from
Richmond i IL process Of construction, and depot.
and OF the railroad company. is the spot,
Illus atorGruE facilities in every way calculated to
pEslg-s the interests Cf purchaser
For farther particulars ana terms, which will be lib
e.al 4Ppy to GODDIN y APPERSON.
H.cHHunc Feb a. J6-2aw3w
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NK YOR K aT.ATf QUITTING
y iGHxEsE' y "e'' Il sssfDsn s. isss 3 MzlIra
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1856-06-03

vUyHE undersigned, Commissioner Of Lotteries Of
j the State Of Maryland being In receipt daily
of letters from various portions OF the country
king inquiry N to Lottery Schemes with which the
country is flooded and which purport to be decided
by the drawings Of the Maryland Consolidated Lot
teries" takes this method to answer all such letters
Of inquiry and inform the public that all Lotteries
purporting 70 be decided by the Maryland Drawings
gross frauds that certain parties who style them
selves Morris Co., and pretend TO be Managers or
Sole Agents for the Grand Charter Lotteries of Ceve
land Ohio are impostors, and said Lottery fraud,
having neither legal norPresumpaye existence; and
that another fictitious hrm, styled hurry d CO.,
Cleveland, Ohio, are also impostora, and all Lotte
es which they profess 10 be managers or agents for
are also frauds.
RICHARD FRANCE, Of this city, is the oontrae
tor for Drawing the Maryland Lotteries the business
conducted under the firm of r. FRANCE b CO., as
Managcrs and they have no sole agents in the city
of Baltimore There are however forty licensed
vendors for the State Of Maryland who derive license
under him. through this Office, TO sell tickets In The
Maryland Lotteries
Aat d. H. McPHAIL,
Commissioner of Lotteries for the State of Md.
ap 21--2nndkcp tt
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NATIONAL THEATRE.
AUTHORS BENEFIT.
IT G. BURNETT respectfully informs
- . his friends and the public generally, that his
FAREWELL BENEFIT
Will take place on
Thursday Ecening, June 5, 1866.
When will be presented, for the fourth time, his
dramatization Of Dumass popular work,
1.-THE THREE GUARDSMEN,
Together with condensed version of the lsughable
and peculiar extravaganza, entitled
TOM AND JERRY, OR LIFE IN LONDON.
Both pieces embracing the combined talent Of the
company.
The hitherto aattering tokens of approval of which
he has been the recipient encourages the beneficiary
to hope that his efforts will, the above occasion,
meet with substantial response from the citizens Of
Washington and vicinity.
~ Box sheet now open. june B.
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E MY Wife, MARY ANN WEBSTER,
has s my bed and board without any cause or provo.
cation whatever hereby forewarn all persons from
harboring or trusting her, will not be RESPONSE
bic for any debts contracted by her after this date
WILLIAM WEBSTER
Washington, May 80, 1855. may 81
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ARRIVAL OF MADAME ADOLPHE.
YWyHE original, unsurpassed, and Justly.

VHE original, unsurpassed, and justly
u celebrated Madame Adolphe, the universally
acknowledged greatest sympathist in the world, and
the same distinguished lady who created, through
well the correct predictions Of the future such
intense excitement in England France and the prn-
cpal cities In the United States that Queen Victoria
presented her with costly diamond and breach, and
Daniel Webster with jewelled ring, is now ready
to receive vsiters at the private boarding house of
Mrs. Bannerman, corner of Ninth and streets. She
will inform all about the past present and future; if
husband they will get business Of every descrip
ton. Mysterious and almost impossible a. her pro-
fession appears she comes recommended by so highly
respectable and innumerable certificates Of acknow
edged power and skill that it precludes all suppose
ton probability Of deception or imposing, many
others now practice
t1T Consultation fee from SO cents to 81, accord
ing to how far they wish to 60, or what time they
occupy. # $50 may 6-Sm
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LIMEi LIMEii LIMEiiI
MILL be opened te.mSTow, st the

" Lime Kilns Of W. II. Cooley ! Co, situ-
ated on Rock Greek, between the upper and lower
bridges, . kiln Of very superior Wood-burnt Line
The subscribers have also on hand . largo supply
of Plsstersrs' Hair, Cement Caicined Plaster, and
every description Of the very best quality Of Lime,
which will be disposed Of on the most reasonable
terms. w. H. Cooley 4 co.
an 1B-eon
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10 G APITA L ? RIZES!
ONLY TEN THOTTSAND NTIMRERSi

80 pv ICES, amounting TO. $50, 600
~ Price of Tickets.--Wholes, $40; Halves, IS;
Quarters, % SO.
APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
The two numbers preceding and succeeding the
first ten Prizes are each entitled to Approximation
Prizes. ~
Prizes in this Lottery are paid thirty days az
ter the drawings in bills ofspece-paying Banks, with
out deduction only on presentation Of the Ticket
drawing the Prize
Bills Of all solvent banks taken at par.
All communications strictly confidential.
SAMUEL SWAN, Manager.
nov 18--1y Montgomery, Alabama
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One Grand prize Of 81. GOO dollars |

82,3s6 Prires--amounting to ,202 900 Dollars.
Tickets $40, Halves slo Quarters IS, Eighths $3.50
Certificates Of packages, % wholes, $500 shares
in proportion.
- All orders addressed to Hubbard Co., Bal
timore will meet with prompt attention, and drawing
forwarded TO oil who order. may sO---dAw
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II twelve lots, of IS feet by 1870 feet each, sftua-
ted on the Island, Four-and- a-haf street and
south. "A good frame house, nearly new is ON one
Of the lots. The twelve lots fronting Van street
have alleys three Sides being thus surrounded by
street and alleys The whole will be sold together,
or in lots to suit purchasers ut bargain, and time
given the larger portion Of the purchase-money.
Inquire 1T this Office may 7--dtfif
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NKw YoRK, June s.--Stocks are higher. Chica-
60 and Rock Island, % 7-s; Cumberland Coal Co.,
"a 3-s; Michigan Central, 81 81; New York Cen
trial, IS IA Pennsylvania Coal, 100 "a; Reading,
90; Virginia SIS, ~ IL; Missouri SIS, SO 3-s.
Sterling exchange Ia duh at 9 "a.
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OFFICE RmMOvED.
nR. VAN PATTEN. Dentist. Wi

~ happy TO serve his patrons at his residence,
/" Cedar Hill on Pennsyivsna avenue, near George
town. where his greater comfort convenience and re-
tirement will enable him to do his friends better jus
tice and their comfort he believes will be sufficient
" greater to compensate for the distance.
NAV 28--dlw
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TAKE NOTICE.I

NyHE subscriber Offers (for q few days)
il his whole stock of Hns Watches, rich Il
Gold Jewelry, solid Silver Ware, &C., at much IN
lower rates than goods Of like good quality -
have been sold for in this city; therefore, all
who wish TO secure great bargains would do well 70
call Immediately, the remainder Of his stock will
be removed shortly 10 the store formerly occupied by
the late Mr.. Keyworth, No. ssS, Pennsylvania ave-
all his old friends and customers, and a. many new
ones a. may please 70 give him = call.
II. O. HOOD,
may 7-dd ais, Pennsylvania avenue.
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100 RECTPEa FOR on.

I'm the receipt Of One Dollar, will send
" to any address 100 practical Recipes for curing
all the various diseases TO which subject with
full directions for compromising them. Those send
ing for the Recipes win also receive good family
Newspaper frss ior one year.
Address THADDEUB WILLIAMS,
may ls-dsm- Albany, New York
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UyHE Subscribcy desires to inform the
- citizens Of Washington and vicinity, that he
has a-supply Of Swedish 1eeches Thoss who de-
sire the use Of them, or Cuppne. can be accommo-
street between Nineteenth and twentieth, No. asa
may 27-1Awtw*
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may ag--eodAds Aaetloassr.
TgVHE ARCTIC REFRIGERATOK.

ruNHE ARCTIC REFRIG orator.
- tho first ever introduced into thia market, ~
fr sale a. the House Furnishing Ware Rooms Of the
subscriber This matchiess sriicic ncedn bat 70 b,
invited 10 call IT the store, where model with glass
doors, is kept In constant operation showing the cir.
culaton Of mir in the Refrigerator. whcl, continues
as long there u Ice In IT, No ventlatin ffum tho
external air Is permitted nesded on sccount Of II
constant publication Of the air by It's passage throug,
the ice. The air lesvss the Ice 81 tenp erafurc OF
80 degrees In dense and dry state and tails directly
upon articles below the ice-box. thus producing the
results Of refrigeration never Obtained before by inv
other refrigerator.
For sale by the subscriber, agent Of the msDufae.
turer. N. NJ Mc0REtiOR
may I7-colw $50. seventh street
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~ No. 33f ~ Auctien.--o On THURSDAY sncr.
noon. june bth, ~ st-ocloek. shall sell. IN tho
PROMISES. Lots Nos !, 2, s. ard O. bsipg The whole
Of Square No. ss7, now occupied by w. IS WilEor -
brick-ysrd.
This property ffonts On Tenth aad Eleventh STREETS
west Rhode Island avenue and north street, ami
contains about 5,250 square fset
Terms One.hsf cash, balance on ! credit cf siy
twelve. and eighteen monihs, Tor notes hearing ir.
tcrest sccared by deed Ia tr,as, ON the property
q. w. Bo7ELER.
may 2y--eudAds Auctsonssv.