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sW HENRY, Proprietor
eB WORLD FAMOUS, TO y certainty, 10

NMVUOt 10
Or. HosrETTER's CELEBRATED sToMAcK bITTxAs,
tor the cure OF ID, spot sia reyer And A9Is PlAtu-
fence. Constipation. ami all tn train OF ciss sses
which arise from morbid condition Of those func-
LIONS on the stomach. upon the proper ac.iun Of
which the health ~ much depends. Ih1se Who de.
iur onehat the ills that humanity 70 heif to- Should
prevde themselves with that most sxcsiieat ul
pound known as DR. Hostetters Cet bfated stomach
8itters ghess "Bitters' are pleasan 70 the txste,
sure VI opei alton. and composed entirely of vexeta
ob substance, prepared with the greatest care. IL
Gu want TO be entirely refreshed. both physically
mi nien ray 20 and procure this valuable touic.
For sale by Druggi AID dealt gem rally every
where. je A--ulm
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HoPsLEss Sor Conrad Huffnagle, q
hopeless sot, was imprisoned by the Mayor yester-
day for being drunk In the street
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ConrIsUfp The charge against Mary
Ann Chandler for keeping an III governed house,
in Broad street, 10 70 be examined into next Mon
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90 Asofnra CUat Br BAKsa's Pas-


MUM BrrfERs x BxKkR, ESQ. EicanoxD. VA
lear Sir: an opposed o. Qusck meoScInvs; surh,
bow yer, d Eot intend " desis pxss your sfensnna
bitters Ny attention Was fccted " The use VI
these Bitters by M wife. uoou our httls Infant,
Just sixteen ,vonths Old. uis ona slAirt chrunc
.di@rrhosa, which had assumed such chAsscssx ~
70 form, IN our opinion, doubt 0 his recovery. ws
commenced the use of you bttt ~, and very stca
thereaiser he BECAME couysiescent, aud " nov
nealthy ana vigorous A. nothi.g ssss - me wAy
OF medicine used - restore hsua 10 health.
Gao but atuibuss his recovery ~ Jour siAsasaabls
Bittsrs
very respectfully,
May 8 1853. W B RATDLIRvE.
Price 80 ceats per bostlc-to be had Of sll pfosni-
nent DTusgists In this city, and elsewhss~ IA yir-
ginis. jyl2
~ ~FREsH LEScHxs.--i have jusl re-
eeived, By Adams Exprees fresh los of evcJsh
LskCHIS. which will bc applied upon most rssssr.
able serAas. 49, A
P.s.-Cnpping and Lsechins paomptss AtseRos.s
10. Can be found at all hours o the eay II the Esar
Dressing Room under the American Hotel and -
night on sth street. French Garden Hili.
my E-a r. @. HOB6OS
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DIRTY Trick WIN Stoae was fined
by the Mayor yesterday morning. for permitting
dirty water to be thrown from his window into
the street, o bucket full of which fell upon lady
In passing, aud completely ruined her dress.
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NUIsaNcs "A negro drsy man was be-
fore the Mayor, yesterday morning, and punished,
for dep'sitng a lot of spoiled fish ON the margin
OF the river, in violation of the sanitary laws OF
the city. No off-nsiye matter of auy kind should
De deposited on the river baDk at this season OF
the year.
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IRON Ratings should be put around
the eastern portico of the State House and the
southern portico of the Capitol prevent persons
from walking off them and cripping killing
themselves. Two or three accidents have occurred
at these places within the past twelve months, and
others may occur at any time.
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AMERICAN RESISTANCE TO ras PAYMENT oE DUES
Ii Is stated from Hanover that the notice haa
been given IN behalf of the United States govern
ment that when the present treaty Of commerct
between the two countries expires, on the 18th o
this month, it is not the intention of the Unite-
States that it should be renewed SO long as thu
Hanoverian government shall persevere in evying
at Stade those dues which the Amer ican people con
slider TO be Illegal 1t is further reported that a.
ter that date, American vessels will resist the pay
ment of all dues at Stade, and that U. s. man-oi
war, said to be the Merrimac, will then appear IL
the Elbe to protect them from the consequences
of this resistance.
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ILE-A very Desirable new


Is. BRoApSrREEr--it has been thoroug ughIy
repair d, and |. considere one OF the best oca loss
i9y s.ay Kind Of business in the Deighbornood Rent
SIX huairtd dollars per apEum. Apply to H.
l>NrdnNY, corner Of Cary and 18th streets, who
has constantly on eand assortment of Moleskin
III Is OF the best auaty at S. So and his celebrated
Cstssn sawed Boots at the npreced. nted low price
Of - 80 per pair. Terms cash--cne price only.
iy q
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DEATHS IN TIE PENIrEgrIARy.-P,

H' ~" IN TIE I Communicating
ton Grimsley. sentenced In Fairfax county. to Is
years Imprisonment, for murder 10 the second dc.
gree, died in the State Prison a few days since,
with l5 years to serve. Brodly Vance. convict
from the same county, for the same offence, also
died a few days ago
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Elk President PIERoE-A letter from ex President
Pierce, states that he left Funchal in sailing
sci on the 18th June, aud anchored IN the Tagus
on the 10th. ing the voyage Mrs Pierce suf-
fered severely from sea-sickness, but recuperated
rapidly after being installed in comfortable quar-
ters During his sojonrn at Madeira, Mrs. Pierce.
though feeble, was enabled to ride out aud enjoy
the invigorating Influences OF the balmy air almost
every day. He was TO leave Lisbon for Cadiz about
the 2i of July, thence in ten days for Marseiles,
thence for vevay in Switzerland to enjoy the last
Of summer and early autumn, upon the shores Of
Lake Leman.
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OUTRAGEOUS PRocsRDIHGs.-On Thurs
day night last one Of tbs most daring outrases
that We have heard Of for many months. was per.
petrated 10 this city, on = New York gentlenan,
who was here on businesE and n is does not re
snit 10 demand from the Governor OF New York
On the Governor OF Virginia for immediate satis-
faction, II will at least lead to o coafict at arms
between the citizen soldiers Of the Old Dominion
and the Empire State.
member OF Company 6. New York Seventh
Regiment, Mr. IIILMAN, was seized by a s.vig;.
lance Committee" Of 6reys and Blues held In cus-
tody throughout the afternoon, and after being
trotted around to see the sights till his xppet,ts
was somewhat sharpeued, was then taken to "a
teiies Restaurant, where an elegant supper had
been prepared. aud of which he was. made to par
take The cloth being removed. regular Ere OF
'siiser heads WAS opened upon him and main
tanned until nothing else sounded 10 his ea.s but
the continuous pop" "b4ug."swbixv Of the eff.r
vesciug grape juice bottle az er bottle emot;ed
OF ia contents, rolled beneath the table s,ouod
which the soldiers were gathered. As matter of
course, songs, sentiments. and patriotic addresses
niied up the nitcbes between .ssmilesn tili the
smail hours of the night, when Mr. H. was escort.
ed to bis hotel, DO doubt highly gratined at the
seid'erly reception extended to him.
The National Guard, by their late visit to Rich
mond, did more to bind New York and Virginia
together, than could have been aceomplishsd In
any other way; and We trust the fraterpat feel.
Ing now existing between the military Of the two
States may become stronger and stronger until
the two may becoLie a. ihseparable in feeliup and
Interest ~ the Siamese twins.
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The FOURTH OF JULY IN LIVERPOOL The ami
versary of American Independence was celebrated
by the American residents Of Liverpool and their
invited guests, by sumptuous dinner At the Adel-
phi, on the evening OF the 5th, Beverly Tucker.
Esq, United Siaies Consul, presiding Messrs.
Stewart, Brown aud Jas w. Jackson, were vice
presidents; and Mr.. Baylor, United States Cou-
sui at Manchester; Mr.. Wakaer, of Charleston.
South Carolina; the Kevd Mr.. Calder and Mr..
Ilsrtly, United States vice econsu. were present AZ
guests. MIR. Martens, of Virginia, was one Of the
sneakers.
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FAsr DRlvft0 The owners Of two
fast crabs we're made to draw cut their rusty dot
lars yesterday, on conviction Of allowing their
horses % be driven along the streets at ths rates Of
tsn miles a. hour.
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klCHMoAD. JUNE 10TH. 1875.

kICHMOND, JUNE !1H, I5bs-
ska5- To DR Nj. kAHs:--DEAR SgR: afeei
duty owe TO you, 20 state 10 the pubic, fbs
sueeessiui removal OF tuusor from the aide 81 my
ieck. of fifteen year standing, wetghing upwards
Il thses pouuds. ~lthons ths VI kn,ls, q
shica am now we'll IVA examined b., Sral
ainent psy siciaus Of my county, who sdyiss ms
- have nothing dono with IT,
Yours &C MANY J. GRUBBs
~ Rs.isience Beaver Dam, = anover county, Va.
Ar DR. kAAN'a ofhce il tho corner VI 7zt aud
lain streets. le l5-3uss
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ACCIDENTALLY sHor.-we understand

ACCIDENTALLY SHoT.-We understand
that small lad, son of Mr. Maddox. of Chester.
field. formerly Of Richmond) accidentally shot
and injured himself seriousiy, a few dsys sinca -
Boys are SO careless in the use of fire arms thar
We wonder SO few accidents happen to them Guns
and pistols are dangerous, even when in the hands
of men who know all about them. How much
more so they are in the possession Of boys, all can
readily see
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FOR KENT--Apd oossession giyeI

Sss FOR kENT-Apd possession given
r. immediately-one of those newly erected and
wei huishei brick tenements 25th street. doors
nuTth of Leigh street. Church Hill, containing six
rooms. - ith light AID airv basements closets pan
tries &C, garden attached, aud we'll of water on
the premises. Rent, per annum, sls0. apply to
JAS NJ CARTER,
ir l--ts 0nrnsita Exrhance Hotel
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TEE HUsTis0s CoUlr was engaged on
the civil docket yesterday, and transscssd large
amount Of bustnsss.
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: REAL ESTATE
NEAR aTAITNTON

AT A BARGALNi
A C0MF0RTABLEF FRAME DIV ELLlA6 HUUsl
aud an ordinary sized BLACKSMITH SH p, witt
FOUR ACRES OF LAND attached, on the line q
the Virginia Central Railroad within one mile o.
staupton will be sold by BOW EkS, SNYDER d
CARTEK, AT A BARGAIN, as they are desirous OF Gle
sing up the business of their late copartnersbip a.
soon es DR. icticabs. It has the advantage of Wa
ter-power and is wall located for conduct smaii
foundry business
Inquire of N. X. TROUT, ESQ Staunton, Va o.
ASA SNYDER, at the Richmond Stove Works,
je 26-3m Richmond. Va
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The London papers publish letter from Cyrus
". Fields. Esq giving history OF The transactions
on board the Niagara, from the sailing to her 70
turn to Queenstown. Relative to the last failure,
he says, that the 18th ult., the cable was again
spliced, aud at O'Clock 25m. p. NJ, commenced
paying out and continued safely doing 20 up TO
midnight. His journal then continues:
Tuesday, June 29.-Westher beautifal--Goreon
in sight; signals perfect. At twelve o'clock had
payed out eighty nine nunticai miles and thres
hundred aud sixty fathoms cable. Ship going nj
abont four aud a half knots per hour, and cable
pay ed ont at about five aud half aud with itss
than ton strain Ali went on In the most ne rfrct
mauuer until 9:18 =. NJ, ships tune, or 1i:il
NJ, Greenwich time, when the signals from the
Agamemnon ceased. From this time to 1o:4O ~.
kept trying electrical tests and paying out very
slowly; then fastened cable aud held on until I2:23
A NJ, ships time, or 257 A NJ Greenwich time,
when the cable parted astern of this ship. 146
miles, and $50 fatboms having been psyed out
For one hour and forty three minutes the Niagara
anchored by the cable in water over l6O0
fathoms deep, aud the wind blowing sil the
time quite fre.b soon after the signals ceased An
officer came on board from the Gorgon, and Cart
hudson requested Captain Dayman to go to Queens.
town. AT the time the signals ceased We had pay
ed out from the Niagara 1f2 miles 2S6 fafhoms If
cattle. aud from which should be deducted nj least
ten mies lost in paying cut slack at ssartiug.
leaving 132 miles and $50 fathoms Eayed ont ia
running LOO nautical miles on cur eonrte-a loss
of % miles ard $50 fathoms, or about twenty-one
per cent. Cable payed cut from the Niagara as
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DAxAos sY Fnr.-The IRE at the New York Gen.
trail Railroad Depot. in Buffalo, Wednesday. de-
stroyed seven hundred bags OF coffe@, valued at
$4,000; forty hhds. Of sugar valued q $1,000, aud
forty tons Of dry goods, valued g $Soo0. Ine
building and machinery we're valued q $500eV,
and we're owned aud occupied hy tbs New York
C-ntral Railroad Company. Tbe depot was bus
eighty damaged.
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Tar GRAIN TRADE OF CHICAGO The total re-
cepts Of iour aud grain at Chicago. 80 tar this
season. are: 244 450 barrels of our, $3.50 $50 busb
els wheat, 3757 100 bushels corn, and l.622 235
bushels oats, nakiDg total cf over twelve million
Of bushels Of grain. namely, l2.is2lo7. This y
an increase os 50S2107 bushels over the same time
last year. The total shipments OF the season from
that port reach 10 $685. SO bushsls-an increase Of
a71A.hl6 hpshels. Al.s
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NAVAL Couss MARTfAL.--A court martial for the
trial OF Passed Asst 6nr. y Rurtt has been or
dsred to convene at the Norfolk Nasy-Yard on the
2sth Inst. The court viii eonsist Of the sliOwirg
members Capt. n !. PuFvisnce; Commaudsrs b.
g. kcbb, J. n. Tucker, L. Henderson. A. Per-
mock, ard g. y. Mcfntosb; Lieut.. J. d !. 4nxueys--
Judge Advocate, Geo Blow lf.
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TsKIrG THEM IS--The Bedford IVA Sc tinel de-
scrises Paul Richards, who, after residence there
OF a few weeks, went on with Q gold watch and
other articles OF saue. aud is suspected of d.coy-
ing ef negro. He 10 of medium size, about feet
inches high, 25 years Of age, weighs about $50,
and has blue or light grey eyes His face il nat,
hiss light or sandy hair, bald OH the crown Of his
head, brown whish-rs aud lacustschs, shoulders
slightly dropped forward, his upper teeth false in
front. reward Of $l00 10 offered for bis capture,
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;ss OAK LAWN FOR SALE-The

s:a subscriber, wishing to decline honSek eepiue.
ic $ fJr sale this delightful residence. situated
urove street, fiteen minutes drive Vest from the
G. uf Kichmoni. The tract contains % acres, in
ue state Of cultivston-s portion OF ir devoted t.
n market gar5en containing large strawberry and
a. ,s~agus beds, DC, &C. IL has an old and oups
frUit-bearing orchard, containing 25J tres of tht
caoct st collections, embracing apple, pear, peach
ch-try and ounce trees also. grape yinea, and al
The other SIN, all fruits
Ihe piac, is an old family residence. but has been
occupied several years by the subscriber who hae
entirety renovated and modernised IL, improving
what Was gobG, and adding what WAS needful to
make it what il is of the most delightful sutur
ban residences alb ut the city OF Richmond. The
hCusc. which is entirely new, is an Italian villa,
with bsayy Swiss ornamenting. a style OF arehitec
tnre admirably suiied to this climate. The insid
finish is rich aud modern, embracing marble man
tells silver plated door knobs and bell knobs, ac-
There niue rooms, SIX OF large size. 1t Is stua
ted i.5 eet from the street. having fne spacious
lawn in 'front.' will. magnificent oak trees, of raevr
growth. There is good kitchen and other out
houses The ueighborhood Is unexceptionable.-
The location perfectly healthy.
It will be sold entire in lots to suit purchasers
II more land were desired, it could oe had immed
steiF adjoining, at a reasonable price.
TsBMs-tInettird cash; balanc. time. from one
81 five years fer sotiabie notes, bearing interest
Gni secnred by trust deed; or improved city proper
ty would be taken in exchange.
Persons wishing to purchase, may apply TO GOD
DIN = APPERSON. OF on the prem u IS TO
~-I a L
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ea FOR SALE MOST DEsIKA

H. BILE REslDENCE FOR SALE ON CHURCH
HIL5-1he subs.rber will sell on very acc Jmno.
d itiu : terms that desirable brick DWELLING stu
attd the corner of 18th and Clay streets, Church
Hill. 1t contains ro,ms above basement, aud 2 l.
the basement. 1t has In the ard good brick
kitchen with ROOMS. smoke house. pump. &c. Tbt
lat 26th street IS feet running back l32feet
apply 20 the subscriber, or to Mes RS Goddn Ap-
parson 4. v. SUTTON, JR.
JvQ
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ORGANIZATION OF BRITISH AMERICAN TERRITORIES
A bill has been Introduced into Parliament by Sir
Bulwcr Lytton for organizing the Northwest T,1-
Iitories OF British America, under Governor and
Council. The present designation of those Terri
tories-New Caledonia-is to he continued. and
they to embrace all the country bounded to
The south by the frontier Of the United States, to
the east by the water she'd between the streams
hat fl hlw into the Pacific ocean and those which
iow into the Atlantic and Icy Oceans, to the north
by the 55th parallel of latitude and to the west by
the Pacific including Queen Chsriotte's Island and
all the other adjacen Islands except VaDcouvers.
fhe latter, however, may be included at any fu
lure time, on an address beiug presented for the
purpose by its local legislature.
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O. FOR RENT-A very desirable room
ksI over our store. Possession given imm ediately
TO gold tenant, terms moderate. Apply at thu
store To STEkBiNS x PULLEN,
iy 6-ts Corner 9Th and Broad sfs.
"a ROOM FOR RENT.-We offer foi
lS:z rent one large, airy ROOM, on second fooi
above store. -
Iy Its MCCARTHY SON.
gn FOR RENT-And possession given
ESa In few days, the large and dasirhbly locate,
dwrl!InR corner OF 5th and franklin str eets nov
occupied by Mrs Burton. as a Boarding House.
tor which it is admirably adapted Apply to
THOMAS W DJSWELL,
Receiver of Browns Administrator,
Ie 2S-ts Burton. &C.
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The VsiLEo MURDERESS The veiled murderess.
Mrs. Robinson. of Troy, says the Albany Kncker-
booker, gives the keepers at Sing Sing deal of
trouble Latterly she has become so troublssome
that the officers are forced to confine her to her
room great portion Of the time. For an hour or
two each day, while the other convic,s are en-.
gagged IN the shops, she is left at liberty in the
prison yard. Her universal employment there is
TO hunt over the grass plat for "fnur leaved clio.
YER" Four eaved clover is an ingredient in her
imaginary cauldroD, over which she mutters in
caLtatioBs scarcely less weird and wild than that
Of the .'sisters three" Mad or uot mad, she is a
puzzle aud a tormeUt TO those whose misfortune in
ia to have her in their charge
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DEATH OF A RUSSIAN LADY FROM CHAMBERS The
awful death of Madame Paesikoff, one of the most
charming amonsst all that bevy of charming Rus
sian ladies, who sometimes gladden. the winters
of Paris, has created u terrible shock amongst the
circles she SO lately embelished by her presence.
The unhappy lady left Paris but short time ago.
on summer tour TO Germany. While stepping
from the door of the opera house 10 Berlin, to gain
her carriage, che let fall of her bracelets close
TO the pavement. STOPPING to pick it up. she no.
ticed at the time, iaushingy. that zone of the
horses belonging to a carriage standing at hand,
had dropped his head so close to her face, that he
had touched her, and left moist kiss upon her
cheek" In a few days the unfortunate lady was
taken i'll with that most horrible disease glanders
aud in few days mere breathed her last in spite
Of the attendance of the first phy sicians of Berlin.
aud every resource 20 be obtained by wealth or by
the ceaseless vigilance Of friends.-C0urt Jour.
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ErrgcT or FAILuRs ON THE TgLEaRAPHfc SrocK ~
The city article Of The London Times remarks:-
"0a the receipt Of the news Of the break 10 the
Atlantic cable, the 81 600 shares Of the Company
receded from f600, 1t which they bad been nomis
DslIy quoted TO Zoo. The latest prics seemed 70
he about f2O0 10 f4o0 According 70 the telegraph
c accounts the vslne Of the extent OF cable sctu.
ally iost Is proba bly, not more than f23,oo0.n
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'I'U THE PUBLIC.

Thankful for your liberal patronage and conf
deuce ia iny establishment, I respectfully submi
that shall not change the price OF my bottle
LAGER BEER. PORTER, ALE. &C, during tn
summer geaeou
The following have been. and will continae to b.
my charges:
Per dozen. quarts-.....s2 00l Sets allowed by Re
pints........ 1 0GJ turn Of tho bottles
half pints. so ceDts-eottles extra
Lager Beer n nail, quarter aud eagttn psrrel
tthe latter ones of gallons package exclnsiyel
for the city customers) Philadelphia Ale In Who'll
and halt bagrels at the lowest market price. Term
cash.
n. B.--store and Bar keepers, ccnsderable pc.
oentage allowed. p. WILBACHEk,
18th st., between Main aud Cary.
Orders left with Messrs. Laidley Robinson, eorne
4th and Franklin; Messrs. Duval b Norton, corner
promptly attended TO. my4
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The TREATY BETWEEN TIE UNITED STATES AMI
PEnsIA.-CbarIes s. Spence who was charged by the
State Department to exchange the treaty bet ween
this country and Persia. has received from the
Shah Of Persia high testimonial Of hi, regard for
the ability with which he fulfilled his mission -
1t 10 the imperial order Of the Lion and Sun, the
first ever conferred upon an American The
PLAGUE 10 large, beautifully cut en- dian,ent In the
centre the arms Of Persia s enamel, the lion apo
the sun. The diploma is written in the Persian
character, upon parcbments. headed with illum
mated monograph of the Shah.
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%zs=S STONE WARE FRUIT JARS
~ WITH CORK SHOPPERS, AIR TIGHT
49, We have large supply Of the above nam
HA ed articles, which We offer for sale Ut let
than half the price of any other article, viz Pint
IS CTS per dozen; quarls 81 aud half gallons 81. Ca
aud see them at our Pottery. corner OF 18th ant
Cary streets.
jyl7 KEESEE 4 PARR.
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uYDRANTs. HYDRANTs. Hl

II y N "A I'b, II y K a I'd. M
Al DRAHTs.-Ths subscribers being authorized
rsir HVDRANTs, and all other kinds Of work con
nsced With the city water. beyond the limits Of th
DkANrs, COCKS. &C., now In use In the city. o.
hand, they prepared to put them up IN the most
substantial manner and on able terms.
q 4 A BAR9AMIN. in.
e+-5m corner 10Th and Main ats