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Tho Indiana State Library is totally destitute
of map Of The State of Indiana.
On the lst tho Treasury Of Randolph County, |
Jndiana, was robbed of 81 ,763.
Lewis Paulscn, tho great chess player, is now
on Il visit to his friends in Dubuque, Iowa.
The Pacific Railroad bill has been postponed
in the Missouri House of Representatives until
the adjourned session. .,'. w.
Tho Factory Corporation of Newburyport,
Mass, havo advanced the wages OF their Ope-
rativcs per cont since the lst Other compa-
mics arc also advancing wages.
Tho iron for the Toledo q Dayton r. II. is
to be laid down in Toledo and Lima by the LIST
April Within 80 days from that date the
entire line will be laid.
An ice boat has been built Mt La Crosse, for
running upon tho top of the ice in mid winter.
trial trip was recently made, when tho novel
craft ran Mt the rate of j miles an hour. Tho
speed, no doubt, can be greatly increased.
A rail on the track of the Illinois Central
| Railroad, near tho III Paso station, was pried
| off by sOmo Gcnd in human form, on Thursday
evening last. 1t was discovered just in time to
prevent what must have proved a serious disas-
ter.
At Davenport, Iowa, on Friday night last,
| two men wore observed carrying sack down
to the river, into which they threw II. Next
morning bloody handkerchief containing u
large stone, was found not far from the place.
Foul play is suspected
A German, living ut Louisville, KY, has a
dog that brings in his morning paper from the
yard daily. Although there is an English pa
per in tho yard at the same time, the dog never
makes mistake. lie always brings the Ger
man paper.
"Nothing to Eat" is tho title of poem o
some two hundred and fifty or three hundred
lines, lately published in London, to satirize thu
epicurianism of the upper classes, and also L
institute a forciblc contrast between the fare o
"St. James" and "St. Giles"
A CuTANEoUs EPIDEMIC, called the " Rose
OLA" bearing a resemblance to scarlet fever AM
, measles, is prevailing to q considerable extcn
, in GAINESVILLE. Itis not regarded rs contagious
3 and generally requires but little medical treat
9 ment, except when complicated with intcrna
f inAammations.
L MEMPus AvALANCnE.-The propretors
c this paper, in an extra of the Sd, refer to the
t loss by the recent fire which consumed the
IS Office, and announce that they have made al
/. rnngcments for an early resumption of the
n publication. They ascribo the origin to IL
IS malice of an inccndiary, directed against then
h selves.
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d.
BORA. XXX BIS.
5. POI. Kt takes X p
g. B takes 1t. Q p takes u.
Z. Kt takes L. Blk 3.
8. Castles.
RUYAwAYs.--W. Armidson, Swede, ran
away with the young and beautiful wife Of his
old familiar friend, Mr.. Bernard Beskon, from
Boston, u few days since. The guilty pair, 1t
is thought, fled to this city. Mrs. Beskon has
been II mother only about eighteen months:
Her husband is IL teacher Of languages, and
was at one time minister Of tho New Jerusa-
lem or Swebenborgian Church.
A New DoDGE.--on Saturday last q lad pre-
sented y check to the Importers and Traders
Bank, Now York, for $237, which was paid
him by the teller, in gold. He had scarcely
crossed the street bcforp he was stopped by q
man and accused of hating presented forged
check and at the Same timo demanded the
money. Tho youth, in the confusion OF the
moment, gave up the money, with which the
scoundrel quickly disappeared This is ovi-
IDENTIFY new dodge of the cheUaliers PiRdustrte,
and should be known by the business COM
munity.
ANoTHER TRAGEDY.-The Rochester IN. "
Union, of the 5th, has the following can
other Sckles tragedy has this day occurred at
Batayia. David Curry, an Irishman, shot
John Foster, an Englishfnan, this forenoon.
His wife had been keeping house for Foster
some time, and Curry requested her to come
home. She refused. They quarrclcd last
night. Foster and two other men beat Curry
badly. Foster was shot just above the abdo--
men, the ball passing through his body, and
lodging in a fcncc post. Foster died few
hours afterward Foster was passing on the
opposite side of the street from Curry's house
and on his way to his work. Hs was about
thirty years of age, and laborer. Curry wa
Immediately arrested and committed 10 jan
There Is considerable excitement IN BATAVIA II
regard to it,
The following story is told of philosopihi
cal chap "down in Egypt" whose intendG
Tilted him after he had got the license IL
was acting in tho capacity of constable At In
time, SO the proper course to bc pursued readil
Occurred to his mind. IIo returned tho iecns
70 the clerks Office at once, with this mdorsc
nieni; TNo property found whereon to levy,
and this was the end of tho business as far
he was concerned.
,rI HEIR WANTED.-Frank Heath or VIM. Dew
of London, England, who sailed on the lax
in tho years 1649 and 1850, and probably tv
, or three subsequently, is, by tho deceaso of
relative in England, entitled to somc proper
there. Any information in regard to him W
be thankfully received by his brother, Mr. Jol
Dewe, Toronto, Canada.
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FRUIT TREES.

a PPLES, PEARS, CHERRIES, PEACHES,
IA Apricots Plums Ounces, CuTrants, Gooseber-
rcs strawberres Plants Raspberress BLACK RRerries r
Sc., No, OF tho finest variety Also shade Trees,
Garden Seed Store, No. 2l2 Sixth street. Address
EDMOND CRAIG Cincinnati, d.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
a CARD.

HN -AAp--L H"
u TAKE PLEASURE IN ANNOUNCING
VI that all difficulties between my former partners,
in the firm of ppcgatc Co. and myself have been
amicably adjusted The biisincss will be continued
by thom vt the old stad they settling all the bust
moss connected with the firm.
- ] do not hesitate To- recommend my friends 10 make
their purchases 0f them, believe they will find II
10 their advantage to do 50. -
JOHN u. RYAN,
late Of the firm of Applcgate & Co., Booksellsrs
aud Suttioncrs.
Cincinnati, March lst, 1859.
In referring to tho above Card, we take the onnor
tunity of saying o fricds aud tho public, that
ibr business ps heretofore conducted by us, will be
continued at file same place and under the same name
aud style ms formerly.
Our stnck is very large and varied, having inst been
rpplcnisbrd for Spring sale We are prepared to
Hli ali orders at lowest prices, with nromptness and
Dispatch guaranteeing satisfaction TO all who may
favor ug with their orders.
We trust by continued oxcrtions to merit q contn-
| uancc of past tayors. ...
JAMES APPLE(!ATE,
SAMUEL, FLICk1RGER,
ARTHUR II. POUNSFORD.
| c,xr,SN,rt March lat ISjg $40
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RUPTURE,

nRS. DANIELS RADICAL CURETRUSS,
bB tho only truss known by which Heinia can he
treated on philosophical principles; also, Abdominal
supporters Shoulder Rraccs, Susponsors Elastic and
Laced STOCKINGS, Sc. Drs Daniels make Speciality
nC the treatment of all Physical Delormities, CLUB
n, ct Bow -Lcgs, Knock Knees, Weak Ankles, Pa,
raIysis in whatever part, Spinal Affections, ana all
oGice and Institute, No. 81 West Fourth street,
Cincinnati, Ohio. 100
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Important Testimony.
From Hon J. W Chapman, Judge of First Judicial

District, Indiana. - , ,,o
DR. GEo W. PHILLIPS, Cincinnati, UhiO:-Having
used several small bottles of your Cough syrup,
personally and in my family, and having seen its ei
iects on others in numerous instances of severe cold
and coughs, most Cheerfuy recommend II as an in
faibe remedy in all such cases. If this Syrup were
in general use confidently believe large majority
of the colds accompanied by coughs, that now termi
nate in Consumption, would be eflectually arrested
this remedy, being thus afflicted.
Respectfully yours, J. w. CHAPLAIN.
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DIR. AYERS
LUNG AND THROAT
INSTITUTE,
No. 3O WEST FOURTH STREET.

The following letter is from of our well known
merchants Whatever he indorses must be o,st erling
value. 1t is well worth reading;
fti CINcINNATI, February -, 1889.
About II mouth ago called at Dr. Ayers "Thloet
md Lung Institute, - West Fourth street, Tor treat
mrnt fur Tonsitis and Chronic Inflammation OF the
Throat The tonsils and uvula cor palatel were so
uc enlarged that there seemed 70 be M 9ne course
In nursIc and that was to cut them OH TINS nau
cen told by other physicians, who had also candlny
old me thoy could not cure me. ur. aver mauea
arefil eyaniination and pronounced cNcisiou unnec
ssary, aud prescribed Mcdicated nhaiation a1h Top
nil IL n PrRFEcT rRIuMPul The inflammation has
heen aayed and the topsis and palate reHncea 20
leir natural size and position. now nave 40 sore
ness or difficulty Whatever of the throat, ana FEEL
mar tM NOW PERFECTLY WELL. .-, .,,.. H. -
cordially commend DIR. Ayeros askilllul and com
,eont physician in his speciality, aud worthy o an
S6ndencc His mode of treatment IL rational niehS
ant and certainly in my case successful auu utye
very reason to believe the Doctor - equally success
n in ali other cases while have been under treat
ment at the Institute. ,o,,,, :, nrrrps
% Fourth street, between Vine and walnut.
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INSURANCE.
INSURANCE.

TNT@UE2A-NS
HORTON & TRUE, Agents,
Apollo Buildings, corner Finh and Walnut streets
BY Authority Of the State of Ohio.
GTATEMENT OF THE CONDITION OF
on ta arst dey Of january 1851 madc to the Auditor
Of Ohio pursuant 10 hc statute Of that state, cnii,
lied "kn nct 10 regulate Insurance Computes not
Incorporated by the state of OhiO, passed Nprilei
ist..Thc name of the Company Is, "Mauhattan Fire
Insilrencc Company and Is located IN New
9d-The amount Of C,pifai stock is....s250oO0 IN
si-Thc amount Of tFrtal Stock paid is 2dnom OO
ith-Thc Assets Of the Company are as follows VIZ
First--Cash on hand and Ia bnnk....:".. 5,JlZ W
Sccond--Cash in the hands and due from
- Agents
Fourth--Thc Bonds and stocksownedh hy
TS"St r"r cent ssS6oo, worth h............' @ 2O,5OO
Firlh-Debts due the Company, sccnred
by mortgages on uncn,Tmbclt'd real
estate worth donblc the amount Tor
voucher acccmpanying~ 2gyslO %
Sixth-Dcbts otherwise sccurcd-None. . =,
Seventh-Debts for prcmiuus.............. i2l9 "
Eighth-AU other sccurlte5''''''.''''''' f5'Es lo
Total Assets cr the Company ........ ,259 ~
| 5ih-The Company owes no bank or other
| etb.-So losses adjusted aud due.
| 7th.-No losses adjusted and not due.
Sth-Lusses unadIustcd. Sj,iOO W
| 9th.--LOsScs in suspense waiting lufthcr
rrouT-Nun
-Unclamcd Dvidends.............",... 1900 M
Total bilitcs............,.. .........S lOOn W
| IIth-Thc greatest amount insured in any one risk
| SlG,l0O.
18th The greatest amount allowed by the rules to be
insured in any one city, town or VILLAGE. T.,
Sth.-Thc greatest amount allowed to bo insured IN
any one block.
llth-No part of the capital earnings of the Com
pany are Deposited in any other state for any
purpose whatever.
l5th.-The Charter, Act OF Incorporation, OF Bal'
| Company-MarCh Sd, 1921.
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PLANTING CORN.

yUNHE MOST SUCCESSFUL CORN PLAN
u TER ever in oduced is .WABEFIELD'S. Re-
taiI nrice as Yves rn Corn Planter Go. sole owners.
"" A. u. SMITH, Agent,
70 u. Fifth street, opp. Dennson House, Cincinnati
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pR. G. W. PhLLLLRs,
sole PronrIetnr

Sold Wholesale by SURE, Eokstein Il Co; John d.
Park; Geo NJ Dixon; A. Tofel; Allen & Co; Gordon
L Bro; Edw Scanan x Co.; J. h. q. Reakirt, and by
Druggists generally. 70
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State Of New York, J )ss

County of New York. "
William Y. Palmer, President, and ANDREW j.
Smith Secretary, of the Manhattan Fire insurance
Company being scvclly sworn, derose and say, that
the foregoing is full, true and correct statement OF
the affairs of the said Company that the said Insur
ancc Company is the bona fde owner Of at least One
Hundred Thousand Dollars of actual cash capita in-
vested in Stock and Bonds, or in Mortgage on Real
Estate worth double the amount for which the same
is agcd; that the above described Investments
nor any part thereof, made for the benefit Of any
individual exercising authority in the management
Treasurer Director, otherwise; that the mortgage
above dcscrhcd have not been assigncd nor in any
manner released or impaired by said Company; aud
that they the above described officers of said In
suraucc Company
| tSiqncdJ W. p PALMER, President.
tSigned), ANDREW j. SMITH, Secretary.
| January, 1859. (Signed) JAMES W. HALE,
32J Commissioner of Deeds, 10 Wall street.
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DIR. G.. w. PHILLIPS

Tag ic 90 u q n Syru L
is the only reliable remedy for the rapid aud per
manenf cure of Coughs, Colds Iniuenza, BronGhltla
Hopping cough, Group, Sore Throat Bleeding Lung
and all Diseases of the Throat, Lungs and Chest TIN,
remedy is safe, reliable, and the only one tat "a he'
proved itslf universal remedy for all lbe above dls
eases The Testimonials published are from our mos,
distinguished citizens here at home, who have been
cured by its magic power.
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49, :
Artt,,ery school az practice NJ
Monroe

=. a.. .cnooi tweuty-n'ne eo"''
r,,,.,o,es ofacer, seventy uon-commiSsi'"ee ar.
cara ana tro hundred and eighty pa
-, -. .rr.n,vas ia May, 1888. ihe e'A-
-, :. a.. school IL selected by tue So"'
$500 go =, the United States Army, from
.s 90 49,. of the Artillery: the school 10
Kr,nosea OF an additional neia onoef sna ''s''
co.n.niss Of Artillery, (two from esch regiment
rim their full complement OF ofioersi these COM
n,.. n, serve at tue school two years. at the ex-
n,r.,,en Of which, one of each regiment will be
relieved By auother Of the name, to be designated
br the Genera, Ia Chief. aud 50 on, annually, atier
the are, year, with full complement OF compa'
MES The school il under the immediate and eA'
elusive control OF the Secretary OF War aid Gem
esal in Chief.
The assistant held Officer, the eight s'''''eI'
captains and the CO aaAabdeT Of the a'eeh'' -
tsehed to tho Fort, constitute the "ssSh Oh '"e
school. The s.sG conducts the EXAMINATIONS an"
make such recomme ndations ssthey thioA feq""
cite Tor the success Of the school.
The New York h,,cs says that The aftiiefy ieg''
rasnts have for so many years been rea"''ea 10
re,forr infantry duties that 1t is necessary 10 ih'
s,ruct each company. This, with the fact that oil
the more important changes IN the military sys-
,.ms and arms affects the artillery aud requires
constant application the part Of artillery on
GERS 1t is only by constant practice that gooo
srtllerists can be made, sad as there Is but thu
one place where all the necessary materials ca,
De procured, il will take at least eight or ter
years before the whole Of our artillery force CAL
be even partially instructed.
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Esw Publication,

"Sspshine; or, Kate Vinton." BY HRS. Hsrxje'
b. McKeever. This work, by an accomplished
lady, whose fine talents and exalted worth are not
unknown In our own city, ia very highly spoken
Of We are sure, from what we have heard of it,
and from the high reputation of the author that
Is deserves wide circulation, and will prove a
source of both pleasure and benefit to its readers
30 many Of the works Of fiction now issuing from
the preas are injurious and corrupting in their
moral tendency, ss well as beneath contempt In
their style Of execution, that it 10 refreshing now
and then to meet work Of elevated tone, and
attractive literary character. Mrs. McKseyer's
volume IL ono which eau be safely commended, as
one which will purify the heart, while 1t enter
tains the mind.
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petty Sxindlcs.

The New York Democratic As,rs gives eraphic
picture Of the manner in which people are s~'h d
died 10 the purchase of email artices in the Sto-
ceries Of that city. The ordicances about "eiguts
and measures are said 10 have no effect, ana tae
vender Of soft soap and onions, potatoes and out"
ter beer and Yeast gees on With his petty pecnia
,ion. upsu his innocent customers with as much
Indifference As though no public enectnenis had
ever been thought of. Lot soy prudent ano eco
pomisaI housekeeper Just note The short ~eleh's
and sdulteration Of articles which are paimed GU
mon them in ihe course of month, ana theA
will open their eyes TO one of the most peficC'
systems Of small larceny they couid imaSihe.-
The Differing accomplished, says the Ac"S, is IL
such minute or homeopathic proportions tha' 'Ie
"Iittle iaker'' il not discovered until the Whole
are Jumped together at the eRd Of the month
Then 1t Is seen that petty swDding amounts 10
grand larceny.
IN weighing your butter" says the NerS, "an
expert grocer can, by slight trick pecnhar /"
the trade, which is technically termed lingering,
90 ron out Of two ounces in pound ct least, ana
to all appearances give you good weight; Jour
sugar is in most cases, generously impregnatet
with either sand or Indian meal, beng governed
entirely by the color and quality CT the srticle'
II hight the sand is used, ii dark and heavy, meal
Every barrel Of four has probably been turned on
the head--the bo,t0EI removed and some trcnty or
thirty pounds Of aour taken out; this can be done
without detection, unless weighed all that If
necessary is to roll the barrel about few times
after the proceeding, and the swnde IS complete
Measures in which your potatoes are parcel!ed out
are invariably cut down ct the top as soon as pur
chased. Balance scales always have lead soldered
on che bottom Of the scoop side, which accounts
for the cunning dodge which is universally prac-
ticed, of keeping weight always upon the scale
And 30 il 10 all through the catalogue Almost
every article purchased ut grocery store Nhere
are honorable exceptions We know has gone
through the process of modification before tie
CONSUMER has the opportunity of obtainiH. even
sight at it,
This is not very ha'tering picture OF the New
York srocerE. Tho only remedy OF the victims is
never 10 deal with who has once cheated
them, and TO find an honest mGn--ii they can.
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Mia Baker's Entertain IA Ell

We invite attention to the announcement, in
ths advertising columns, that, by particuiarNe-
aaest, the entertainment given by Miss BakTr,
the blind poe.ess, and her sister, at the Concert
Room in Billiards. Hotel, will be repeated to.n{or-
row night. Miss Bakers poem, which she rec4 les
with much feeling and grace, has been much {ed-
mired and highly commended by good jud4es -
She has the endorsement Of the distinguished
Edward Everett, and the journals Of tbrs various
cities she has visited, speak admirinFly of her
performance. She 10 assisted by an accomplished
sister, and altogether the entertain; ent Is one
which will give great satisfaction, al ought to
enlist universal sympsthies and suppItt.
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Prince Napoleon.

The Paris correspondent Of New York journal
draws nice picture of Prince Napoleon, who is
shout TO marry the daughter of the Hing Of Sar-
DINA. The correspondent gays that he ran away
from the Crimea; is worn cut as a man, if he evoI
was one; e the greatest Of human Boosters, and
shst the title OF "Plow Piow," which the louel
order OF Paris have bestowed upon him, IS simply
au lass In lions skin" To this creature, about
twenty years Older than herself, the young Prin
cess Of Sardinia, said to be graceful, lovely, aud
sweet sixteen, is abou: 20 be sacrificed, from cons
alterations of State policy. The fate of Jepthah't
daughter was more desirable than such doom.
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RGEiHal of Trade

Hanover pa paper expresses its exultation
80 the prosperity of Baltimore, and its fesliugs of
relief IN the reaction which has given prevalence
TO hopeful, moral tone in the public sentiment
1t says that the espital convictions have wrought
perceptible and sslutary change in the condition
Of the cf'S, assd HAT :6usiness is beginning to
assume an appearance Of heaN>ittal vitality"
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y,ELEGRAPHTC NEWS.
oovcprssIoNAI.

wsssrserov. Feb 23.-&nae snue IN 4. ~
notice that he would call up tue eoD"'
Monday. ~. ua,. offered
The Legislative bin heine up, hr. Ha'e lac in
an amendment repeating the restrictive 0a nS .x.
the Kansas act (English biii) Ions SUI
citing debate snsued, participated IN f''"''f'
Mss,rs Douglas and Pugh, In their ieha'A''
advocated squstter Sovereignty princip'e ad,.,inr
hiessrs. Mason aud Davis replied, pWr Dayis
,he vie ~ Of the two Senators namea nora,a,
conveying the idea 10 h's oa.e from the Demo
cratic party. -, .s debated and
House The Post ONCE bill was aeSa renor,ad
amended in Committee of the whoie' anu 'ep'''''
To the House fnr Anal action.
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koBRxRY OF An INSURANCE. 0YyicE-Wiliiam J
Lawrence, who has for sslpe years been employed
IN the Central Insurance Office, Harrisburg, Pa
ID the capacity Of beokkeeper and assistant cash.
Tor, suddenly left town, on sunday week. taking
with hin o large amount of the funds OF the com.
pany, He took With him from The money la the
Once At The time, about five hundred dollars.
From the condition Of the books, il 10 supposed
that the company have been defrauded to much
areoteg amount.
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European a fairs.

The last adyices represent the prospect Of war
between France and Austria as increasing. In
England, serious approximations were entertained
Of war. The Times asserts it 10 be Englsnd's du-
~ to cay, "tha. without war or any other disc
turbance of the general peace Of Europe, Italy
saQ be free" But hoHl What power has Gag
land to enforce peaceful solution Of the problem
That u not so eaey TO zee
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~ Mr.. Hopsos has returned to this city, from
"furrin parts" safe and sound. Boston ia laid
down In the maps as part of the United States,
but there Is no capital city of Europe, America,
OF South America, which Southerner could not
visit with more safety than the "Athens of the
United States"
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nur sorruERN PACIFIC RAILROAD

NKw osLE.Ns, Feb. al.-Pfesident fowlkes ieis
e.. H.r,h.Il. Texas, Oh Saturday, TO be present AZ
~, sale of the Road on the 1st Of MaIch. In q
ruh.ished statement, showing inc uenG'' " .b Us
200 0e0 he saws he shall buy the Road Tor tns
ss..cs nnlders OF the old company, under thejudg-
,,ant If the Court.
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IT, very important feature in producing fine
Photograph 10 Likenesses is in he construction OF
the sks-iight, as 10 avoit heavy shedovs on one
side of the face. and under the nose and chin -
BEEs Co, l39 Main street, are, we believe, the
only Artists in this ciry i'll possession of such a
light. 1t was built by Messrs Jno y Geo Gibson.
under the Oiractien of @ K kEES Artist
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CCRRE pom GNCE.

THOMAS J.. MexLEY, Esq.:
DEAR SIR-Usvipg understood it il in contem-
nation by the citizens OF Richmond TO offer lou
CONN irnentary testimonial. AID being ,sirous Of
participating on the occasion. we beg TO tender
You our grataitous rvces the night Of the 25th
inst aud also you we will exert ourselves 10
the utmost TO promote the desired object; beng
convinced it will be but slight return for the UNI
E,rm courtesy you have ever extended towards Us.
'Irue ting ths ovation may be suth as we ars sure