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AKIs5 THAT DIDN'T PAY.-The Toledo Record gets
of good one in egard TO citizen OF Iowa, whose
rife, in his absence had been kissed by adroyer.
while giving a glass of water When he heard of
The outrage ne started at in pursuit found TIE
iioyer after hard days ride. and accused him Q;
the theft. Ess{ +
Ths drover admitted the truth of the soft mpeac'-
ment- said he had been long time from he me- was
sorely tempted. and in an ungaarded moment OF
renzJ purioned the kiss, but that he had not dam
aged the woman IN the smallest partieular-was
very sorry-thou2ht it WAS no matter to make 4
The husband finally CONCLUDED that this was the
eight view of the matter, and agreed to settle IL
Upon the receipt of s. for his days ride. This be-
ing satisfactory. the droveT handed over SO biz
and received IS in change. But when the aggrieves
benedict returned home and consulted his .etecior
suffered the indignity of having his wife kissed by .
nasty drover' passed one day in the saddle. and
lest five dollars and concluded that it didn't pay.
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Nor SgTTLsD John Malony and his
wife Johannah, were before the Mayor yesterday
for threatening violence TO Phebia Kuyper The
charge was fully proved, but the case was not dis
pose of as Miss Adelaide Kuyper, the daughter OF
the complainant, is to answer this morning for
keeping adisorderIy house.
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nave Hbadache,
NEW GOODS FOR THE WARM SEA,

\ SUN
Garden or Fire Engines for Tobacco Planters, &c
House or Cistern Pumps-7 Sizes
Yard or Well Pumps sizes
Pumps for Deep WeHs--4 varieties
Sncuon and fUrcs rumps-~4 varieties
H. drauic kams-3 sizes
Cast iron. Galvanized Iron, and Tin Bath Tubs
Cast ITon Sinks--5 sizes
Bath Boilers Laundry Stoves
Charcoal and Hard Coal Furnaces
SeiEhelting aud common Smoothing Irons A
Iron eettees and Chairs
Lea1 Pipe--la to IN inches
Wro't-Iron Pipe-ts to IL inches
t Do do-GdlodRised; which latter will
not rust or injure the water and will be laid in the
best manner.
A full supply In store and for sale by
GEO STARRETT,
jy 10 Governor street.
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THE SOFA ssAe,s will soon he here

when sportsmen may enjoy themselves over their
guns for short time. The James river marshes
are said TO have hne crops of wild oats sa which
these delicious birds feed and fatten. To enjoy
this sport thoroughly, il is necessary to have a
good gln the best powder, shot, caps and wads q
tight fiat bottom boat, strong, skiilfu poleman,
high tides and thousands Of birds With these a
quick eye and steady hand may 'bag" his .sfiil''
on one morning or evening tide, but unless mau
10 fond of shooting and has fears of hot weather.
or OF contracting the variousfevers indigenous to
low marshes, be will soon grow weary of the mo-
notonous load and fire" incident to Sora shoot
ing
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Ar IsraREsrrse AssivrKsARr.-wc are indebted
to the Boston Daily Advertiser for the followipa
interesfiag reminiseence. and equally interesting
notice OF an an anniversary celebration: On The
fourth Of August, 1892, Christopher Columbus Iosi
sight OF the most western highlands Of Europe, =
which be was not TO again till he returned e
give to Europe his gift oftbis New World. Three
hundred and sixty six years pass away?and on the
same day the nobiest vessel 10 the New Worlds
navy comes 10 sight Of the most eastern Of the
hiahisnds of North America: and as the sun goes
Gown she connects with the American shores the
thread which, gives Europe and America to each
other majestic celebration of the great heros
faithful endeayor, at the en- d of year Of years
alter it was made,' I
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sW- PARrIouLAa NorrcE.-The sub

4@" PARTICULAR NoTIcE.-The sub
scber having disposed Of his at the corner a
18th and Main streets. will from this time conduct
business szC4Rsirelv at
!. l55 Main street, Corner 12th.
Having now greatly increased facilities, he ID euA.
bed to offer goods the most liberal terms both 1t
WHOLESALE AND kETAIL,
Thankful for past .nvors, be hopos By reHeCed q
forts 10 please his FRIENDS AND THE PUBL1c,
70 merit continuance OF their patronage.
W. PATERSON, Druggist, Graduate
of the Philadelphia College OF Pharmacy.
success0r to Aiex. Duval.
July lst. 1883. - ~ -. j. ,iY l6--lm
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ROUSE AND LOT FOR SALE

~ will sell, at great bargain, desirable 10;
of Wf0aEd near the old Distiliery, and outside the
corperat!o on line. 1t has frontage OF "a feat and
depth OF 100 feet. 1t has on t two-stori frame-
Dwelling. and is enclosed with substantial fence
An adjoining lot, OF The same dimenHons, VIII bf
sold also, If desired. Apply 70 ox,
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tE No FAMILY can afford to Sc vith

~ Mo rAMILY can anord TO De VITA
out MUSTANG LINIMBNT In their house. Tho
many sccI lents We are liable TO- may render 4 ne-
i9rmiDg such certain cure. (Lxtraet) sIn iifting
me seitie from the hre II caught and scAidsd ny
naaos sna p.fson very severely-one hard al00Gt
awfui sight. The Mustang Liniment -
peared 70 extract the rain almost immediafsly it
FcsrER. 40 Broad street, Pbisdeiphia. ID = frrIY
wonderful article: It will cnre any cass Of Swell.
ing. Burns. Stiff Joints, Eruptions or Rheurnatiem
For horses. 1t should never be dispensed vsth Or
40, lars worth OF Mustang has frequently savrd
valuable horse II cures 1alds, Sprains. kingbeus,
in all parts Of the habtabie Glsbe.
jy 26-d&clnr New Ycrk
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houses.

A YEAR OF ABUSD ,NcR.-There is high promise
Of year of abundant food. In the regions to which
tbe civilized world mainly look for the supply o.
food, the prospects of large returns to tue Ia
bors of agriculture La England, where the sup
ply Of food is 30 important that the effects of abna
dance scarcity extend to all the commercial
countries, the harvest has begun earlier than
usual, and with favorable weather. In France,
where the peace OF Earope depends largely upon .
good crop, the same favorable appearances prevail
and 10 this country the yield promises to be enor.
nous. The vine, that has suffered 80 severely al
over the country, is now hourishing to degres
that leaves no doubt that the vintage of iS5s
promises to take its place among the great years
of quantity and quality. The disease that so Iona
afflicted it has been mastered mainly. We believe,
by the application Of phur.-Froeideace Jour,
nal
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tHr ANOTHER CURH BY BAKgR's Par

MUM BIrIERs.-E. BAKER, ESQ RICHMOND VA
Iear SIR: am opposed to quack medicines; as such
Bitters My attention was0Isected TO the use OF
these Bitters by my wife. up6h our little infant
Just sixteen ruonths old His omplant was chronic
to form. ia our opinion doubt OF his recovery We
commenced the use OF your Bitsers, and very soon
thereafter he became convalescent, and IS now
healthy and vigorous. As nothing eise In the way
OF medicine was used to restore him to health, We
eau but attribute his recovery to your invaluable
Bitters.
:, Very respectfully,
May 8. 1853. WB RATCLIFFE
Price 10 cents per bottle-to be had of all prcmi-
ueut Druggists in this city aud elsewhere Il, Vir.
gtniG IL
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RECEIVING STOLEN MoaEY.--Patrick,
slave to Mrs. Francis Jones, was convicted before
the Hastings Court yesterday, of receiving 500
stolen from b. Luck knowing the same to have
been stolen, and sentenced to the lash.
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PRESERVING FRuITs House wives. as
yet, ind very little fruit in market fit for preser
wing purposes. White Crab Apples, Damsons
pumbs and a few Pears are being used but nm.
iees cooked thoroughly, they will lot keep.
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FOR REET.--Those newly erect

"a cd Brick Tenements, on Cary street, between
stores or any kEd ofretail business. They contain
rooms besides tbs store room. and are we'll adapt
ed for the accommodation OF families, having al ne
~. To good tecsnts, tbe rent viii De moderate
Apply to 4. n & r. H. +. RAGLASD co., i
ia 2i-fa Lumber Dealers. Marghall street |
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The MAMMOTH CavE.-A recent writer says that
avenues i'll the Mammoth Cave of Kentucky, thus
far discovered, number two hundred and seventy
FIVE, and their aggregate length is estimated al
TWO hundred miles. Mr. Hoston, who was in the
cave when the iron lamp lost, still resides
near its mouth. He is now 80 years of age. Ste
phen, the old guide. died last year The tempera-
fure of the air of the cave, the same writer re.
marks, is at ftypine degrees Fahrenheit, the air
dry aud salubrious. No thunder is ever heard or
lightning ever seen within the cave. current
of air is coming Of the cave, aud of sIfii
cient force to "blow out' the blaze of a torch
Within the cave combustion goes on we'll, torches
burn freely, and respiration is easy. DARK ness
there is thick that it can be felt and silence SO
profound as to be impressive beyond expression
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AELAwi UL AssEMBLY.-AndrewM Miller,
:he keeper ofa grocery Cary street, was report.
ed by officer Morris, and fiaed SO by the Mayor,
for permitting an unlawful assembly of twelve
negroes in MS house, last Sunday
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SPECIAL HorICas.

uno1an B. Sr1sL, Dentiss, Of5ee
no sssosnce No 81. on Main, between ST. and sth
nnmouo ve- my My
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19 ODoHTo, Or PEARL DsaTIFRIcE.-
This Tooth Powder is prepared by recipe of one Of
the Oldest Druggists in the United States aud has
always giving the highest satisfaction. For diseases
OF the gums, and for purifying and cleansing the
teefh 1t stands unequslted. Prepared and foc sale
only by WARlNG 4 PgaRCE
Druggists. i07 Broad Sc, above 9Th,
Jy 2 Richmond Va
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DoMEsrIo MAnkEr.-Ne give ihs ru.

DoaEsTIc MAaKET.-We give the ru-
ling prices Of the necessaries of life, at the first
market, yesterday morning House keepers may
know how to be guided in their purchases, after
reading the following: Chickens IL to 25 cents
according to quality. Fresh Butter 25 cents per
pound. Fresh Beef, Veal and Mutton 12I% cts per
pound. Cabbages to 25 cents per head. and very
scarce. Irish Potatoes 81 cents per peck. Corn
1215 cents per doz. Tomatoes cents per at-
Beets cents per bunch. Black eye Peas 12ls cts
ons 5 TO 25 cents. Muskineions to 5 cts Peaches
i21 cents per qt Pears 10 ctsper qt Apples
Is cents per at. Damsons 25 cents per peck
Plumbs 81 II IT'S per peck
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& WEsrxsx RHzroxicg-The Chicago Journal 10
making ths sannornsemsnt that the Atlantic cable
had been laid iadnlged In some .hitAiutin," begin
nne TINS: -
world Il flushed its spinal cprdi b laid. and
nov Il begins TO Hinai ~
. "A living nerve has been unwounded from the
Angln-Ssxon heart, and tied Ia 9 trns lore knot
between the Old World and tha New. Time turns
loiterer on tn westward way, and Sea, the narrow
selysdge OF the giObs,r ,ss
There wereGzB deaths 10 N. York last week, 3s3
10 Philadelphia aud l63 in Baltimore.
James Isovexrovet the oldest fireman IN Baltimore,
died oa this 9th iBst
II The T1ay, n X. papers aunonscs the deattsof
EisbA Taimadss, hsad Of the fsm of 1elnsdfs,
Wsoa 4 ca, exteadvs psrchants ID that citys
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LOCAL MATTERS.
AFRICAN BArrLs.-Two free negroes

AFRICAN BATTLE Two free negroes
William n. Gentry and Gnstavus StapIes-were
before the Mayor yesterday morning for engaging
In pitch battle. Monday afternoon last, In one
Of the public streets Of the city The parties were
arrested by Sheriff Hutcheson of Henrico a. they
Eere about ending their sset to-, and turned
over to policeman Mcrris who landed them In the
cage. Aninvestigafion into all the facts involved
the notorious Alexander jackson, ~ well a. Bob
Liggen and Bill Cole in the fracas and pointed 90
strong to the house Of Clinton James, az the
place at which the uuss commenced, that the in
vestieat'on was adjourned until this morning, to
enable the policemen to bring them all in. Staples.
It tsesms, had beaten Gentry that morning. and
that afternoon. notwithstanding the fact that Alex
Jackson had received ff1gging by order Of the
Mayor. he also gave Gentry knock down. The
act OF fighting in the street caunot be punished
too severe, and tits to be hoped that the courts
will give all the parties such admonitions AZ will
not be forgotten In the future.
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~ DUDLEY 4 Co., Importers and
u Mhoiesale Dealers In Choice WINES Pins mn M.
olEs' . oIc WHiskkYs and CIGARS Nc. - Mar
IL
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~EnxaH Lnrnur

.5 FkEsH LHEcHEs.--I have Just re-.
eeTyed, " AdamS Express. fresh lot OF swesish
able terms. 'oa''
K. s.-Cupping and Leeching promptly attended
Co. Can be found at ell hours Of the DAY. at the Hss
Dressing Room under the American Hotel and n
night on 9Th street. French Garden Ill.,
my 4-ts RI III HORIZON
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How TO RUIN -FOUR HEALTH.-PuDeh gives the
following rules for raiuing your health: Ist stop
IN bed late: I'd, eat hot suppers Sd. turn day into
night, night into day; 4tb, take no exercise; 5tL
always ride when you can walk; 9th, never mind
aho.t wet feet 7th, haye half dozen doctors; Sth,
drink all the remedies they send you 9th, trr eve
ry new quack 10th, if that doesn't kill you, kin
yDurspif tF.E.
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SUDDEN DEATH IN Full DRESS IN A CARRIAdg.---T'h,
paris carrss naudaat Of the NeH llrieaua PIcasune

SUDDEN DEATH IN Full DRESS IN A CARRIAdE.--The
Paris correspondent of the New Orleans Pcayune
says
At this season one hears almost every dag Of the
house warming of q villa il some neighboring Wiz
iage as the entrance into POSSESSION OF rlra resi-
dence furnishes of the pretexts possible for
giving party. brilliant festival OF this sor. was
given three days ago On the Fontainbieau Ialg way;
and as il was rather more formal than most Of the
enter tainments given at this OF the year. the
ladies were all in full dress Among The was
brilliant young wife from Sornianuy. AEZociock
ia the morning she quilted the rural lodge to retnrp
10 Paris and she wore one of tha steel cages and
tee nnmb OF petticoats fashionable, she occu-
pied the carriage atone. there not room in 1t for
another, and her hnshard followed in br0u ghara.
At three o'clock in th morning they reached Pa
ris. Her bnsb and .got cut of the brcugham and
opened the carriage deer calling hsr. ''fsuliHel
pauiinel here are at heme" There was an
swer. lie called again and louder than before, and
he shook her by toe shou ter Ii was cold. stTang
iy cold Are you unwell. dearf Whist Is the mat
ter? Speak." He could gain no reply. Taking
down one of the carriage lamps be entered the car
riaae and fcrnd his wife dsadt she had been spf
ssriug from an affection Of the heart bat the doc
tors said it cured; aud low coming from baii
in gay ball attire. with flowers On her head. and
rouge On her cheeks death had come all uHawares,
beforeae could speak while she lay draining OF balls
aud all the foliies of the world. Never does death
seem more hideous than when it surprises its victim
arrayed to MAY part ia the frivolous amusements
of the louri sE.sssEsE
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NAT. SUNDERLAND, charged with the
murder of Patrick Colbert, will be examined be-
fore the Hastings Court to-day.
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Cry sPRINGs The City Council have
City Springs lot for the convenience Of visitors.
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iY 2s-d&clm


CHK0PLASTIC TRETH - AftihCial
Teeth by the CHEOPLAsTIC PROCESS. ara inesrt-
Cd by the subscriber. and warranted to b supsrOr
N every respect TO any other method now In use--
Specimens can be seen Mt the subscriber'a once
Main street, opposite Corinthian Hall.
~ 5-lm .JN0 MCCONNELL, DENTIST
NJ Mr. Mcconnell will use electricity 1.-THE
extraction Of Teeth. for those who wish 70 try IL
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CouRT HOUSE BuRNr.-The Court Honse in At
tsa county. Mise. was destroyed By fre on the
10Th ult with all the records of the Probate court
wills, Papers In suits, &c. Loss $i03 600, inciud
ing 5000 in specie owned by the Sheriff.
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DEATH AND SICKNESS FROM EATING Diseased BEEF.
The Savannah Georgian says that one or two
tieaths had occurred ia two families in Pierce
county, Ga, from eating the meat and milk of cat
tie afflicted with the marrain or black tongue
and that several othergmembers of the same fami,
les ere sick and likely to die from the same cause.
IN Columbia. s. c., tbs milkmea have stopped sell
ing milk. The disease is rapidly invading North
Carolina.
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CLEAR rHs KITcHEN.-Betsy Ann.
Susan aud Mary Tinsley, Heprico free negroes,
were before the Mayor yesterday for want of city
paperS, and ordered to cross the line at once, or
take the consequences. Mary Gibbs. a Chester
field free negro, and Mary Smithey from Mecklen.
burg, both charged with remaining here contrary
to law, are to have full hearing this morning.
The police have received orders to arrest and
every free negro in the city who has no right TO
remain here. and it s very desirable for them to
enforce the law to the letter. Richmond needs no
more inhabitants of that class
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1sE. NorIcs.-A meeting Of the stock
holders Of "The Chickahominy and james River
Charles Hotel. in the city Of Richmond, on TUES
DAY, 18th OF Ausu.t, at 10 O'clock, A, NJ
au i-dtd JOSEPH HARDWOOD, Oec'y.
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6E fUK SALE UR kENT.-kOr sale
4:S or rent, that desirable tenement on Main be
fxean6 Eth and 7th streets, recently occupied by the
subscriber.
Terms Of ssls-one-fourth cash. the balance in
six pa ments, g. IL lS a. 80 and So months. nteresl
aided secured By trust deed.
will 80 dispose privately. of any Of my house-
hoj and kitchen Furniture, which is all in good or
de. ani arly new, til the lst day Of September,
viii b time any remaining on hand viii be solo
on the premises 1T public ale.
Persons desirous Of examining the premises or fur
ni.uTs, do al any time after the 18th August,
between the hours of and 9e'clock in the morning.
between and o'clock in the afternoon. For
further inf1i nation, apply to
jy3l-ie C.B. LUCK.
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REsToREp.-Fonr Of the young gentlemen who
who were suspended at jefferson College, Pa, oa
Monday week, on tiis charge OF belonging to .
secret organization, have been restored TO all their
privileges. The faculty have not discovered the
signifcatiou of d. d. D.
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YOUTHFUL HERoIsN "A few days since several
boys were amusing themselves on a suspension
bridge, which Little River at Snowviils ia
Pulaski county, when little fellow named Dab
0giscol about years of age. fell from the brdgs
into the waier, . distance of twenty feet The
certainly have been drowned had not his brother
John, lad OF ii years, ran across the bridge
plunged into the water caught the drowning boy a.
he was sinking and swan to the shore, supporting
him with one hand and swimming with the other
-lHontgomery county, Fa., Herald.
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KDsAPPISG-A colored boy. fourtsen years OF
age, is reported to have been kidnapped 1t New
York, from Houston street. on Friday last, gagged
and carried on board q sloop bouEd for Norfoik,
Va. Tho boy, however, managed TO escape from
the vessel and reached shore ia q canal boat.
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AND sHAMPoorse SALOON. under the American Ho.
eI-entrance on Ilth street en Ao
N. Blot. Cold and Shower BARNS can ho 49,.
all hours. Single Bath Is cents or ticket xs ~
dollar. Aes ioi oee
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CANADA vs.. AMERICAS CoPPgas.-Tbe Hamilton
lCanadsl Times Ia indignant at the remarks d
American journals on Canada coppers, and IN re-
tort, speaks of ''ths miserable American cents
latsfy issued by the Senate
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! FOR RENT-And possession giver

O. FOR RENT-And possession given
81 irnnediateiy--one of those newly erected and
wen finished brick tsne ments 2jth street, doors
north of tIeix street Church Hill, containing six
roons y ith light and airy Easements closets, pan
tries de garden attached. and well OF water OF
the rreinises Rent, per annum, $50, Apply TO
JAS NJ CARTER,
WITS Opposite exchange Hotel
Ga FOR HENT-And possession given
a in a few fasrs, the large and desirahly located
dwelling. corner of 5th and franklin streets now
occupied by Mrs G Burton, Boarding House,
1 or which it is admirably adapted. Applyto
THOMAS W DJSWELL, (
Receiver of Browns Administrator,
il ss-ts VS.. Burtsn. &c.
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ca STORE FOR EENT-The Store
&a No S6 Main street is for rent 1t is located il
the centre of business; il comtrojious id well
ranged. Possession given ist October next. Apply
to HENRY Il. CANNON, =
jY gT-lm On Franklin, lear Governor ST. .
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~ LIcoRIsH RoILrRs. 90 Ann "a

t-B AnCuhAGn DOALkhS, ~ AID lxO
GALLONS. FOR WooD OR CoAL.--These Boilers have q
very simple arrangement for regulating the heat
and Tor retaining II at given Temperature for 3
Ing time. Just to hand, per schooner Haxall and
for sale at the uovernor Street Stove Store, BY
GEORGE BTARRETT.
N. B.-Smaler sizes. to arrive. Also the farmers'
Boilers, all sizes. on hand. jyH
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ss STORE AND DWELLING FOR RENT

80 lST BROAD SPREET.-It has been thoroughly
rspair d. and cuus1ereJ D, the beet ioGatIois
for an Kind OF business in the neighborhold Rent
six nun ndred dollars per annEIu. Apply to j. Ii.
ANTHONY corner of Cary and I3th streets, whc
has constantly On hand an nssortment OF Moleskin
Hats of the best quaiity at S3 So and his celebrated
Caif5kn sawed Boots at the unprecedented low price
of 81 50 per pair. Terms cash-cne price only.
ev
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FIRk-Ths Wareham (Mass.) Manufacturing
Compapy's foundry, steam mills, and machfns
shops werc burnt Monday morning. Loss 81, 600
insured for $4,000.
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R FOR RENT.-A new, convenient
IL and neat Cottage. on NJ street north of Leigh
door from the corner of 9Th street and Opposite
Mr. W Ritehies residence. 1t coEtsius lve rooms
with brick kitchen containing four rooms.
The lot is $50 feet deep, accessible in the r,ar bi
an alley. apply TO JAMES LuXFORp.
Furniture Dealer, Grace and o;h street.