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STOCK IN THE GID DOMINION CO.I
COMPANY, kANAWHA COUNTY,


SUBSCRIPTIONS Will BE RECEIyLD
~ at the Banking House Of Chubb Brothers FOR
the remaining stock CT the above company, be-
Ing three hundred shares. The capital stock ia
STU, O0O ldoLlars,) or which $40 900 has been
subscribed. The mines are now prenared frr
active operations, and per cent Interest win he
guaranteed upon the stock now offered FOR sale
by the original stockholders, for the period OF
two years
Particulars in regard TO the stock, and its pros
Pee Is Will be made known upon application to
Jan % P.P DANDRIDGE auent
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Bye w. BOTELER, Auctioneer.
ALE OF RICH JEWELRY AEO RIE,

BY Z w. BOTELER, AucGoneer
SALE OF RICH JEWELRY AED ELE.
y CANT Fancy Goods at Auction.-On FRI
DAY MORNING, F February Oh, commencing at
II O'Clock, shall sell, at my salesroom, Iron
Dan, an invoice Of elegant Jewelry and rich
French Fancy Goods, consisting IN part Of
Fi1e Gold Earnings, Bracelets, B.eastpins
Finger Rings, Hair Pins
With many other rich articles CT Jewelry
Ii>sta5 BOXES, and large collection OF hes yily
G!lt Fancy Goods
Altogether forming the handsomest variety of
Fancy Goods we have ever cfs.cd FOR sale al
auction.
Inc ScooS may ne examined az any time pre-.
Siouslv TO The sale The ladies ere t.articuIsrI,
ih.itea 70 at'ehd' L. w. BOTELER,
leu o'u AuctioIeer.
III The above Sale will be Continued IN
MoNDAf EVENING, February O. comuenc.
Ing at o'clock
Ieb F-2t e.. w. EOTEIER Auc,r
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ByA. GREEN, AuctloEeer.

BY A. GREEN, AuctioEeer
w eEEt'N SALE.-By virtue Of a deed OF
Trust dated february Q, 1853, and duly record
ed IN LibCr A =, IS Of the land records OF
Washington county, District Of Columbia, and at
tue Itqnest CT parties Interested, | shall SELL At
fuSilc sale In font OF the premises, at o'cloc
p. III on WEDN EsDAY, The 25th az February
next, part OF lot No Al, In iquare or reservation
10, with the Improvements, being iwO-st,ry
D. bticN dwelling: nre proof, fronting west about
Hall.
Terms: 81 200 cash the balance n annual
payments in one, two and three years, with I'm
teres! secured by deed of trust
CRAVEN ASHFORD, Trustee
jan 3I-IVt A. GREEN, AuctiOaeer
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REMOVAL OF DRUG SrORE.
WOOD AND COAL

AT THE OLD PRICES
AJAX WOOD DELIVERED AT sc Der cord
~ Pine do do S5 DO
COAL Of all kinds and the best quality.
All orders left at p. J STEERS Store No ass
Seventh street, or at our Oface, will be promptly
filled
2,2iO pounds given TO the ton
JOHN w. MYERS CO.
Once and Yard corner Of q and 22d SITS First
Ward. feb 5-2w
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WATCH RETURNS AT the central guard
house there is but one name entered on the
trial docket since Friday, VIM. Streaks, drunk
and disorderly rep.imanded and dismissed
The cells have been occupied by persons who
have been unable to obtain lodgings elsewhere.
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ByA. GREEN, Auctioneer.

BY 6REEN, Auctioneer.
DAwNBhOKER's SHALL Sell
al my store, corner Of Seventh and ID streets
next WEDNESDAY MORNING, 10 ocIcck
February llth, 40 Gold Silver, and lit w atches
Is Gold, Fob, Vest, and Guard Chaias, Seals, &c.
Terms cash
The articles will be sold positively without re-
serve ROBINSON,
Licensed Pawnbroker
FEB T-t A. GREEN, Auot
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FOR EN- IA THREE-sTORY BRICK
a few minutes walk Of the Presi6ept's House
FOR particulars enquire Of GEO. SAVAGE,
NO - street, between 10th and IIth
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MONEY TO LOAN
On GOLD AND SILVER w ATCHES
~ JEWELRY, GUNS, PISTOLS, and ali
valuables. :
JOHN ROBINSON, Pawn Broker.
feb Ann s4s Pa av., opp. Browns Hotel
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A CARR

A CARD.
Il TAKE THIS OPPORTUNITY OF IN
l. forming those Of my customers who have not
complied with my terms Of settling on the first o
January that Collector will call on all tho Sc
who do not call and settle within ten days.
N. w. R1LBRON,
feb 7-3t& Navy Yard.
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NJ A r + II K 8 3 4 .

Manufactured at the Fairview Steam Mill,
ALEXANDRIA, Va
"E INVITE THE ATTENTION OF TIE
w trade Of Washington and vicinity 10 the
large assortment Of MATTRESSES now on
hand, comprising Patent-Spring, Hair, and
several hundred husk ana Cotton. OF various
sizes, to meet the demand Of the coming season
Orders By mail or otherwise promptly attended 10,
and goods delivered At Baltimore rates. Address
feb 7-lst FITZPATRICK & BURNS.
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Buy IT FOR YOUR Vanderveer's
patent arithmetical tables 1t is one of the
most novel as well as useful articles you could
purchase for them. By this article, in the
form of toy, the young student is pleased
until he has accomplished the most difficult
part OF his arithmetical studies. Full direc-
tons accompany each table. Shillington, book
seller and stationer, corner Of Four-and "a half
street and Pennsylvania avenue has them for
sale Price IS cents NSTB
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I AR6E STOCK OF STANDARD BOOKS
Il at Auctien.-On TUESDAY EVENING,
10th instant, and every evening this week, at :
O'Clock, We Will sell at our store room on Bridge
street, near Congress, large stock Of standard
and miscellaneous works by the best Rnglish ard
American authors, In every variety CT binding.
Sale positive
Books at private sale during the day
feb9-I BARNARD Il BUCKLEY Auets
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SECOND ANNUAL BALL
or THE
MONUMENTAL CLUB.

At VERNON HALL, cor 9!h st and La are .
On MONDAY. February 9th, 1857.
THE MEMBERS OF THE MONUMENTAL
u Club beg leave 10 announce TO their friends
and the public generally, that their Second An
nual Ball will take place on MONDAY, Febru.
airy 9th, 1887.
Esputa's celebrated Cotillon Band has been
engaged for the occasion.
Supper ard Refreshments furnished by an ex =
perienced Caterer.
Tickets ONE DOLLAR-admitting a Sen.
tleman and Ladies.
COninitEse Of Arrangements.
Jas u Withers, Hutton, Ward,
VIM Barry, Bist op CRupert
Franklin, CM Liltle, JHaapan.
J Donnin, Nj Stops, ] Tucker
c Dismore, Smith, feb 4-5tx
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TO {3ARDENRRS

TO GARDENERS
A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF FRESH
"A GARDEN SEEDS grown by Landreth and
the Shakers, Just received, and for sale wholesale
and retail by
K. =. T CIssEL, Druggist,
feb 6-eo3t Georgetown
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Boarding.

ROARDlNG.-MRS.N OFFEIT CAN AC-
- immediate permanent and transient Board.
ers at sos 9TH street, opposite Odd Fellows Hall
Also, several Table Boarders
House servant wanted Also, Boy IL or IA
years old. feh a3ts
BOARD, &c.-MRS. BATES, ON THEsW
~ corner Of Pennsylvania avenue and 9Th street
isPrepared to accommodate gentlemen with rooms
with or without board Every effort will be made
to render those comfortable who may favor heI
with their patronage. Transient or table board
can De ootalned ap6-n
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A FAMILY QUARREL Priscilla and Betsy
Iravers, colored, were arrested Friday by Off
Ger Bayless. Betsy is the mother of Hamil-
ton eampson, with whom she had a contest
about certain property, and he left the house
because Of his mothers and sisters conduct
Ills mother, to get some papers relative to the
property, broke his trunk, and for this he
prosecuted her. His wife also charged his
mother and sister with threats of violence Mr..
woodward appeared for the prosecution.
After hearing all the facts Justice Dom held
all the parties TO security for peace
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MORE LIGHT THE SUBSCRIBER has
Ul now on hand, and win hereafter Constantly
keep, fun supply OF SPERM and ALBANIAN
TINE CANDLES for sale at tie lowest prices,
at the Lamp and Oh Store Of
J. r. Mc6REGOR
leu f-lW 534 7th street
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DOR 8 E-THE PAINTED BRICK
contains six rooms well finished. The corner is
now occupied for a store and Is good stand. /
will sell 1t low: Apply to subscriber, No IS Sd
door Treasury Building, or at the Hotel formerly
u. 81 between ID and Ak streets -
feb 9-3t< Tho THRUSTON.
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NO X r IA TWO-sTORY BRICK
4 Dwelling Hnuse, on New York avenue hst
18th ana 18th streets, near the Navy and Wal lie.
partments Possession may be had immediats,v
Enquire OF CHARLES DHsELDiNG, No. 565
Seventh street feb o eoa,S
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HEAP WOOD.-PINE WOOD FOR Sale
~ at - 70 per cord, over The Long Bndge, at
Lieut.. Hunters Upper Farm, above the Toll
tate, In Alexandria COUNTY, Va.
FEB 4-1w WESLEY CARLIN, Agent.
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EOR X EN- THE TWO TWO-STORY
brick buildings on Sixth street west, a few
doors south Of Pennsylvania avenue The build
ings would do for mills, warehouses, or work
shops one 2by 100 feet-the other % by IS feet,
with a small dwelling en- the rear Rent mode.
rate to good tenant. Apply to 3. WILSON,
527 Pa. avenue; or to Mrs. =. HUGHES, 4S6 a
street. feb on
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E>OR RENr.-NEAR THE NEW GOV
Il eInmeDt Printing Once, a convenient Dwell
ling House, containing six Rooms and Kitchen
The House Is situated on PIERCE street, between
Isl and North Capitol streets. To good tenant
the low rent OF SIC viii be charged Apply to
the undersigned, opposite the premises, or at my
stall at the Gentle Market.
Jan 3-H CHARLES THONA
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LOOK OUT for the grand balls to be given to
night by the Union fire company No 2, and
the Monumental Club.
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man named David Rawlings went 10 the guard
house Cor lodgings. His head was badly cut
and nd been dressed by o physician He
ss;t that q gang OF boys attacked and beat
him, but he could not give the names Of any
Of them, or any information by which they
might be discovered
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MILITARY VIsITORs.-Thes seventh regiment
Of National Guards Of New York city, num-
bering 800 men, under the command Of Col.
Duryes, will reach this city on the 81 of the
coming month, to be present at the inaugura.
ton. They will be accompanied by bod worth 3
Band, numbering Fifty performers and will be
in their full parade uniform, which is a very
neat and soldierly one This fine body of men
is said to be the best organized, best drilled,
best ACQUIRED, and best Offered regiment Of
volunteer infantry in the country.
Miss EMMA STAsLEYs ENTERTAINMENT
Miss Emma Stanley, lady whose extraordi
nary dramatic versatility has been the theme
Of the press wherever she has appeared, is now
On visit to this city, and will tonight give
her celebrated entertainment, styled The
Seven Ages of Woman, in which she will
appear in twenty four different characters
The perfection of her presentations and the
rapidity Of her transformations are said to be
little less than marvellous She also sings de-
hghtfully, dances beautifully, and is all in all
most astonishing woman.
MARKET RoBBERY Yesterday, some person
or persons broke open stand No IO3 in the
west wing OF the Centre Market, where fancy
articles were kept for sale by two young
women, and stole a number Of articles Of val
ne The Sabbath previous, one Of the eating
houses In the eastern wing was entered, and
large number Of turkeys and chickens stolen.
The officers have obtained information by
which they expect to detect the thieves en-
gagged in the last robbery and recover the
goods. These robberies were committed in
daylight. -
PASSAGE THIEvEs Saturday evening. thu
residence Of Moi c. S Wallach, on Indiana
avenue, near Four-snd-a-half street, was en-
tered By thieves, and two brown cloth talmas
stolen. The arrival In this city of number
of very suspicious individuals should warn
houseksepers to keep their doors fastened.
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SERIOUS CHARGE Saturday, colored M an,
seventy years of age, named VIM. Paine, was
arrested by Officer Psrham on a charge of Sc
duction and bastardy, made on the oath of
Emma Burgess, colored, fourteen years of age
Justice Dom required him to give bonds for
the support of the infant He was also 70.
quired to give security for peace for an assault
and battery on Catherine Campbell Isaac
jackson, better known as Shoe-and- a. horn, "
was also held to security to keep the peace
towards Teresa Burgess, the mother of Emma.
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TIE PRESBYTERIAN FAIR in Schneider $
Building is open to night with great variety
of useful and beautiful articles. Delicious
music and other attractions will render an
evening spent here most enjoyable one
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EfOR EMIT "A FURNISHED HOUSE,
situated on Penn avenue, between Iath and
18th streets The advertiser being about to leave
the city for several months Is DESTROYS Of renting
their house, which is comfortably furnished, and
suitable for family. To good and n sponsible
tenant the rent will be moderate Possession
given on the LIST Of April next feb saw
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EfOR RENT two LARGE AND Neatly
Il Furnished Rooms, with or without Board, In
on the premises, No 3e6, north 9Th street, near
corner OF l. feb & eos X
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ODD FELLOWS FUNERAL -Notwithstandinu
the terrible condition Of the walking, yester.
day, the remains of Henry Taylor were fol.
lowed to Glenvood Cemetery by large BODY
of Odd. Fellows. The funeral sermon was
preached by Rev. French s. Evans, and the
chaplain service at the grave was performed
by Mr.. L. Clements. Withers' band off
ciatod Oh the occasion Harvey, of Seventh
street, was the undertaken
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-07-01
FINE GROCERIES FOR SOUTHERN
FAMILIES.

T HOmAS HOPE q Co., No. I3e Chambers street,
eS-York,-established 1820-ImpOrers aRd Dealers
in all descriptions Of Rare Old Madeira, Sherry and
Wines Finest Old Brandies, Superior Old Jamaica, ST.
Croxand Antigua Runs Old Holland Gin and every variety
of Fine Imported and Dom estic Liquors. a,rt '- pr
ChampaRne-Max Sutaine, Aoet & Chandon and
Mumm's Imperial, Cabinet and Verzenay, Heidseick and
other Brands . af
Claret and Sauterne--Including Chateau Mar
gaux, Chateau LATTE, Leovle, Larose, Margaux and ST.
Julien, Chateau and Haut Sauternes. s.4r. CD F.-
HOOK Wtnes-of Johnannesberger, Ma cobrunner,
udesheimer, Hoct hemer, Sparkling ock and Mosee.
SegaKsof all the choicest varieties Eegants Regalias
AConehss, Operas, Pressed and Communes.
Foreign Fruits-of all kinds, Raisins, Almonds,
Prunes, &C. 80 -.. 80
cas- and COffees-all Of the finest qualities.
Hams and Tongues-Burlington, Virginia and
Westphals Hans, Smoked and Picked Tongues.
Goshen Butter-in Pirkins, Tubs and Stone lars
Foreign Pickels-Sauces, CatsHps Sardines Ca.
pers, Olives, &c .l, . ~
Preserves-Esst and West India and Domestic. And
full and general assortment Of every variety OF FINE
.GROCkRlES. - ----.- lmaTh6, '57--dly.
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He GIFT ENTERPRISE Is NOW OPEN
sa s-sfi AT % CEDAR STREET, -l.iae5 OF %

II HAVE Just received dec from The Eastern Cities over
1895 volumes o. Standard Literary and crIlaneoas
Books; Reans Paper sou Blank Boo $4,000 worth
Of JeweIry and atehes 5000 worth Of Fancy Goods b be
Disposed and this method is adopted Insure snear
sale. Ta 10 no Lottery 10 the OF one Ever
to the amount OF dollar will be presented
with gilt Of not Tess value than twenty-five cents and no
$50 No money received for the g and no hook cold
for more than the regular retail price, and many cases IS
per cent less This IL humbue and the question aY
arise ow This can be Afforded The answer Is, they
bought most OF them for onehaf their Value, and have
and gifts % be had al the store. All ask every
cali and examiae the mode pledge
Byaefto Siet 90 away dissatisHed.D III 49, d I'd
\. BrWo Auction Sales week win be made n which
Gifts will be given. Come one, al, and give
call and Iw'n attempt to please you ALL 49, " 2
apr3o-u CHARLES FOX =
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PORT ROYAL LIoTE.. AND FEKKY,
ssssa For Sale -,

THIS desirable property offered for sale Any one
wishing % emesik In Ibis alons eoansc-
on WIN the MereaHs GrooeFy Mechanical business,
via ana IN thlsReghoorhOod ample encourage
men there being demand for increase Of
business. Inc Hotel and Pefry wiz be Iound v
thensises HE house has oeen h and thoroughly re-
Palfod Andis in good business The Fern DUat Is
~, r.e.rf ~ ----1- tflr'fs l-T1-l =
Pm Royal situated In Montgomery county, tennessee
on Red kiEer thEtsen mil CT Clalksfls on
the GreGL Western koae, thiEiy-sx miles from Nashyse
leading = HopkinsY GoicoHsA Greens sFTyeJnse
qaehts the western uds Of smgstlon sOuth west
tsrn Slars mus pass through over Ihs Fsrry
winch Vi seli has eieArsd Elk doars ~ one
season For boarding and trnnseni h0lsf stand
10 parteuarfy desirable 1ho LelghborhoUd il wealthy and
prosperous toe socs the best Ia stae school asa re-
go institnii0ns a0undang. Cal as am deor-
mlnsd to sell fyrthwitn, ana bargain may De had Any
communication VIII rsaea Royal, Tennessee
apf1a-dGt~sm- - - j. b. MALLOnY n
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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL CON
PETITIONERS AND BAKERS. zs-s

M,GOLElCK A BARNS are opening al Their e.
w ao saent on MARI street. No. %, 20 Mr..
rover Clothing store geReal 81 cnfecton
cries. Wnlen the! intend selling very tens and
trust BY tser attention. business to induce lie public to
extend y them afronase Among e Lead
lng articles now on hand and winch they win be reeeying
are the follow ing, yiz:se1fi La tEe - : = 10y w u
Sahaes, OF every Varieyj Pipe Apple and Ohio Cheese
% eFefs kind5 BrandlrsG Vines, best br'ds
Pckles' assorted W. Cordialz. % every variety;
soAie1 Oysters q Sardines; ale ana Potter, ---.r-
Snaq ah9samon; h Fine Cigars.
VIM aVsnety OF articles not ACKNOWLEDGEMENT % -l'l
In connection with their Confectionery they invite the ST.
tenfon o. the public TO their BAKERY, which daily
supply OF fresh Bread Cakes, and Pasery can be had Par
Oftheeity. -
Having permanently located hers eourss wish 70 be
Patohlzed lberay TO me end. inteId ing on good
Terms and b! our demeaDor, commend ourselves 70 the
kino notlee OF generous public respectfully invite
Coantry Dealers, who in line trade, to give Ms
call before purchasing elsewhere.
aPnl4-u - lad q McGoLRICK q BURSs.
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THURsToN & BERNARD,
En ne DuhIs- 1nuo.o

Next door 10 sCaIhouu's) Znil
WYE have hand beautiful stock Of French
w and English Merinos, PLAN Plaid and ANDRE
shaded all wool DeLaines Bombszines Csshmeres Man
chester DsLanes Plaid Red Yellow and White FlsnnelS
all qualities Also complete stock OF Staple Goods
SERVANTS Goods Of al kinds which we invite the alter
toa Of al CASH buysts Se give good barsainI.
asntgs-fi ...r.r
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LONG CREEK MILLS FOR SALEARARR
- OPPOh,l ID Al Y q q 4. Nd PIX Ek...-

y ElfEaslI
WE Osf for sale about lsUo Of Land on ngCreek
aooul 10 mites AoTth ct NzshVkls. large portion OF
ne SAME Ven umDered splendid Saw Mil, propelled,
~ never allng stream Of water many csnvenient
anu eonLOrtaole improvements; whole spIeasilaly
Matefeo and capable OF making exeeant Farm
lhete on ihe Mil Yard roR e2,09a u S30U0 worsh q
eAie &C., &c with every article necessary carr %
snen an esaoshment 10 enterprlsns business nsn ths
ptvnsaoie ilYes1nehh EFcf eos 80 4ElAaa va ST. r
IEsSs-fhree equal payments in g. Ie and "a month"; sat-
secured, able In bank with lien
retained as usual Apply 10 = q s7 - f'rf77
25--IL i-- NANCE A WoODN Arm
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2 HATES or PASSAGE.
Cabin, $50 Second Cabin, $50, Stetfage, $40.
Kerosene Oils.
DISTILLED FROM COAL.

s{sECURED BY LEFT ERS PATENT)
IrKRosRNB ILLUMINATED OIL. The light obtained
n from this exceeds hrilliancy thS Of any other Of
hnid heretofore discovered. iBexposge, and viii
man limpid in the very coolest weather. .'1i55
Tho nd as the Tampa sdapted 70 thu
aha kar0seue Lamps manufactured by the following
pares: CorneEs q Baker, sso, Dyott, 81 Phla
delphIh f. v Haughwaut & Co.. 488 Broadway, thu Brook
I'm Flint Glass Co No 73 Broad Street, Messrs. Dies Co
Ia William street. i36 Elm Street, and Il Ed
wards INA street. n " Sam pies Of different style
Lsmps the Once OF the Company. n, ~
BuBktckTIEe On, No. Prepared 70 guite the
finest, al kinds Of Machinery; burns brilliantly in
Locomotive Head Lights, Car Lamps and ali ihe ordinary
Solar HAND Lamps and stands great degrae sold
Sperm Oil and admirably adapted 70 Raioad and
Steamship use, p
KEsosEsE LusR1cArse oiLs, No. 243. Superior Bu6es
and viii found posses advantages Oypr any OIL In
the market prces-~Il not burn-and have been
prepared the reqarementsof Railroads and other
KEessEkE BIzE OIL. Prepared expressly fuf SKIP
uss aud found admirably adapted for use OF Ste
SHIPS Men Of War; Merchants sseis LAX and k1tr CTa
and burns in all the Cabin sateroom cnnAeie ferease
Lamps, 81 maj Lanterns, DO. 3. a -
Bnnace Oh VIA remain fluid long as best sPeIn and
will burn all night without requiring 70 be trimmed and d
vantage that viii be obvious 70 every Shipmasler
The Os be obtained from the @hole97le p
Ship, Chambers, Druggists, and Groces in New Ko sd
regularly appointed Agents Of The Company In ~ OF
the principal Towns and Villages Of the United snf PIE
CanadaS sno the island Of Cuba. ~
Local Agents appointed Gin conformity with the sul s1b.
tshed by The Board of Trusees) on application % 4
AUSTEN'S 80