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Nav 0RlIAss Feb. I.-1he steamship General husk,
from Mstamoras the 2Sth uit, has arrived at this
port with later adyces from Mexico She brings million
of dollars in specie aud bullion
Governor Cara preparing 10 march from Tainan-
ipicpas 10 the assistance OF the liberals
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The utah nIaiu--srand Review.

LYAvKNwoRTH, Fcb The Utah mail with dates 20
Che 4ih ut, has arrived. The news is unmportant
There had been grand review OF all the troop at Camp
Floyd by General Johnston. The represented
TO be ia a high state of discipline. q y
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FIsO FAMILIES AND ACADEMIES, &c.---A Ger
man gentleman settled thorough European edu
vouchers character
qualifications would professor Instructor
araieIny family teach the fv branches
i ancient al branches
engineering drawing,
Address Al n. o., unon Office, Washington ID c.
Jan 29--3id&iswH ~ -se yg-assss - y. -
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Fire al Concord, New Hampshir

CoSooRp Feb. I The railway depot at this place has
been destroyed by fire. Loss s25 600 which is covered
by Insurance The books and papers contained in the
office were saved. rsta
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new orleans Cotton Market.

Nrw oRlrAxs Feb The market rules heavy under
the advices per Aabia and to effect sales to any extent
lower prices would have To he submitted 10. The heay
ness however Is most marked in the lower grades OF it
the better qualities being in hess free supply.
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Financial.

NKw f0&K, Feb. Stocks hig CHER hicagO and
Rock island SO Illinois bonds SIS Now York Central
SzS lleasling, 4Si Missouri 0's, $50 - III
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NEw iotk, FEB. z.r-Beeycs sales today Of 2 300
head az an advance Of cent closing steady at and 10
osuis, and premium stock at II Sheep-sales 500
head at "a slight advance.
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CANDIEaas. - Yesterday observed by the Roman
Catholics the feast of the Publication of the Virgin
Mary and many donations of candles made to the
churches in accordance with the old custom. This is
said have originated in the declaration Of Simeon, that
our Saviour ito be light to tighten the Gencs.
In England Candlemas Of the four terms for pay
ing and receiving rents aud interest and it gives name
TO law term beginning January is and ending Febru
ary s.
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by JAMES @. MCGUIRE a Co., Aactioneers.
FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD EXPECTS AT
Thursday fcbruaryS y, nj 10 O'Clock
residence Of pugan shall sell all his inrunre and
effects comprising .att aT.tf q atarE rf
Mahogany sot' and raror chairs ~
~ centre table. wh,tn0t - sltf tA-A ~
and wood seai chairs ~ atf afgaea IL
o,coh, aud mating III. aH1gHsHrI'
BeisiesdS, bnrcaus wasbstauds - K eF -
Toilet sets, looking glasses, clock
Mattresses holsters, aud pillows "a A e
Cooking and N NJ
with iiChen requisites
cash that credit % and 20
days satisfactorily endorsed notes bearing interest
9.I JAS c. MCGUIRE CO., .t
Jan 29-a sss.E ss.sN - Auctoncers.
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TINTED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 5g
\ \ Nv Ianua IO11

ON THE PETITION OF stephen Parkhnrst al New York
of granted 10 him 90 tire it q May
mpro Wool tir9
expiration said patent which takes tarc on the
day May, lSb9-
ordered petition be beard nj the Patent oace
IL O'Clock. and all
and show they have why
said petition ought be granted n1ft-
opposing required file the Psant or
forth writing, at least twenty
the hearing All testimony tiled by either party
at be and transmitted
coraancc with Office which will be furnished
piication.
relied testimony must be HE'D
morning of tas day toe arguments,
il am within thereafter.
Ordered that this notice be puhshed IN tc Union Wash
Savannah Ga, week for uee
be at least sixty days hsforc The
IIth April next the day of bearing - ]. 49,
Commissioner III Pstents
Ps-Bors papers win please and send their
Office, with containing this notice
Jan 12-Iaw3w Ntfs gq4't ftfttfsA ftt
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,sss-In oonaeouence Of the above advertisement n

sxe-In oonsequence of the above advertisement,
proper Lsoud sis 70 hc puelc thai The ss above
roorin beoBs 70 e estate
The library q that sentieinan was purp
burning street tins CITY IA feoFuaFy
1854 exception books e hnpprncd 10 be
The re broke oni c
study amer flames Iossbo 70
that the house T library moi rcstore fbe
above offered Cor sale BY pu'gonery bar executor were
attempt procnce 70 d~e
Ion and without any t OF ss'oge
which sirs ut.os knoMn
Among many that beiong hall the
here, and sonc Belonging 20 eDs
q members a Tho faHnil. OF the doeeasea
Il aaaIEE5al g1.lsk VI WM, cAt<sl soNAs,a
suErI February 2, 1859 s8 IN lrrW 3a1M is
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MouurRlE SUFFER- select party, mostly South Caro-
lnans will night celebrate at the festive board the
victory gained the British invaders Of the Palmetto
State eighty years ago, the 81 Of February lIT9. II
was we'll contested struggle in which Gen Moutrie,
with mere handful Of men, repulsed the British, who
lost nearly all OF their officers aud retired in confusion
Here's to s'tho day we celebrate
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miss BREMER's NEW WORK, WRITTEN IN

VT
from
the life BY Fredcrsa Brcmcr author of
Nina. q The. Faniy.r
etc. etc. Transatcd Mary Complete
dollar
Volumes paper dollar Read the following
I,rerner's prcfscess .ssltfs
=. tired the cia story Of lovers' signs, hopes ormon
happiness
writing her the Of rn had something
so,nrting higher viii AT this speak
Of rose primary which existed
ascend earth Faihers upon
Ncid and which win when they have al cossei
issfi this wi now wrsr.firrt sdass
ssts nc q W
satertfas q ~ TAYLOR aa1T
Feb ~ YES N5a ~ gac lssn st1s7gs ga tenn. ave-
BUFFALO ROBES, BUFFALO R0BES, eBUFFA-
II 10 81
large superior Buffalo Robes which tcy selling very ceap
Jan I'D .aafN a.ssa lAs G. MCGUIRE a 90.
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1nE opfnA is The topic par trclcno among fashionable
and musical people, while the public generally wish TO
hear thcrpct Piccoomip and the leonne formes. The
best seats fast being marked aken, and advise
those who have not already provided themselves 10 lose
no time in so doing Every sin society win be
there aud few will deny themselves the pleasure of
hearing such accomplished artists although the prices
Of admission have been necessarily nised
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Book AUCTIONS held every evening at Cassiday's old
stand, Pennsylvania avenue, between 10th and nth
streets attract purchasers who decided
,.bargains' Mr. Ben. Il. French, the proprietor and
salesman was for many years with the we'll known r.
Pratt and he has brought here large and well selected
stock Of books During The day he offers them for sale
al bali publishers prices.
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CITY INTELLIGENCE.

a WAsnlsGToN INVENTION The Baltimore papers con-
tain notices OF wonderful machine for cutting and split
ting wood invented and patented by Mr. George Page, of
this city. II is propelled by steam When set at work
in the woods, and taking the logs just they come, it
win cut cord Of wood any length desired and split it
beautifully inside of five minutes, and run at that rate
if desired the entire day. Sixteen butts of wood split
at once The axe being driven with immense force the
principle of pilc.drver The Stats, splits flinders or
whatever else you may bc pleased TO call them, uni
ormly piled togcther by the agency in such way
that the outside layer protects The bulk from rain and
snow and thus facilitates the seasoning process But
enough to description. "a = G E
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yAIxSrNn lAs the day for sending these ioyetokens
approaches, we notice that franklin PHILIP has large
assortment which he imported expressly for this city
Some Of them are cxqiisitciy beautiful ~
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LNRpM f0NnON. --Mathcrs Ships, Gales and
Harbors Refuge, cents; Lfc Eake,
Jacobs ae rarice rs cents; Tsckerys Rice Firing,
cents; e Catcchin, - Captain airdrs
Yonug 30 Mr General de Ross Young
ucer's Companion Ccoua Mcipuasrs Campaigns
Hannibal 81 Is, Wcacs Of Terps u
10, fAthau BRIGGS ArsEos
Aroncv second ~ so SIR David Byrw<er this Telc=eopr
Engpcrg inlcsr's 81
The Of Photography 81 cents s~niihs Siege @ Kars,
3, Irlys Notification s. rs Queens Regulations
te Army 81 70, Gilbs hpwrccks the Royal Navy,
Febf = Fa ~ fa.a FRAScR TAYLOR
IT sDIES' MIRROR wARDROBES, LADIES
prc sing nsrcrcs, article Rosewood r~rnr sets
pieces each
cis chss without lih street
saa few cors rcnn
Frb .-c~iifoos WIN N. l. CEfif~
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FALL.-Cart. Keller formerly Of Maine, but now Of
Washington Territory met with serious fall ON Tues
day. near the Treasury Building Walking along wall,
he slipped and fell down twelve feet breaking
bones but receiving several bruises.
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FInr.--hbout two o'clock yesterday morning a ire
broke out in the drying Of rotentn conecticn
cry mandatory, Pennsylvania avenue between 10th
and llth streets The Franklin and other fine compa
bics promptly the spot, and the fire was extn-
guishcd without doing than $500 OF damage
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Z, HkRvkRp ColtssK LrnRARr has been enriched by a
handsomely bound volume, containing Il6 folio pages
OF photographs of the Public Works at Washington,
contributed ly the architect, Thomas Ustich Walter
H. ID. H q .raE p ~ .He
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EASTER Our Roman Catholic and Episcopal readers
will be interested in learning that Easter which will be
the GATH OF April this year. last fell ON that day in
l79l and viii not fall the same date again till COLL
Since the introduction Of the Gregoran Almanac this has
only been the in the years 1859, 1907 and lIs1
The period In which Easter fall reaches from the
22d of March earliest date to the 25t of April latest
datc) leaving thirty five different days foy the ceebr
ton of this festival In this century Easter will fall only
once 1886 on the latest date. the 25th Of April
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WAsmsGroS THEATRE Miss DaveDport's version
OF Dumas Dune Cn,elias is unquestionably better
adapted to American audience than any other. Inc
degraded life of the fallen heroine is Kept in the back
ground, aud prominence is given TO her true, loving
heart unsined by its tabernacle and beating with the
purcst and the nobcst emotions The Camille Of other
actresses Lorctc if anything repulsiyc and dis
gushing; but Miss Davenport prcsentsa like picture
Of whose love is her life, and who willing TO
sacrifice that life for him whom she loves.
Tonight Miss Davenport appears ins' MASKS and
Faces which is said to be her best part twill well
repay those who attend the performance and she IL
moreover, exceilendy well supported
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house OF REpR SENTATIVE

fHOUoE UF NE1PN ESF@N n nv Ed
The House met at III O'Clock. No quorum being pres
Mr. WINSLOW, of North Carolina, moved that there
be a call of the House which motion agreed 10.
The roll was accordingly called when hundred
and thirty five members answered 10 their and,
On motion Of Mr.. PHELPS, Of Missouri, all further
proceedings under the call were dispensed with.
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Mr. FREDERICK introduced n bill to establish a line
of steam mail ships bctwecen San Francisco ia Califor
mia, and Shanghai ia China, touching at the Sandwich
Islands and Japan; which read twice and referred
TO the Committee ON tho Post Office and Post Roads.
PAY or NAVY
Mr.. MALLORY moved to postpone all prior ORDERS
for the purpose Of taking up the h TO increase the pay
OF officers of the navy.
Mr.. HALE thought that. beprc that subject con
sercd the at the Senate should I've taken ON
the bill recently introduced raising the present rates Of
postage, While he desired 10 vote for increasing the
nay Of some Of the officers Of the navy he did know
how be coud 90 home aud look bis constituents in the
face and tell them he had been voting 10 increase the
pay OF the navy twothrds OF which entirely useless
and the other third nearly and the same time Con-
grs~ had been taxing The great two cents more
for every letter they should write he was therefore
opposed to taking this bin up until we had settled the
question whether to tax the poorest class Of po
pie to increase the revenues Of those who do not need IL
quite so mach @ At ~.t& I0tME FW
Mr. TOOsIBS remarked that the difficulty scene, 20 N,
that there great difference between the receipts and
expenditures of the government already and il
70 him that il the duty Of Congress adjust that
differences in way before increasing the expenses I'M
Mr.. MALLORY said that ii intended to keep up
any navy at ALL justice TO ourselves required that we
should keep the officers above the point Of starvation
least, and they were RAPIDLY tending towards that
point He did not know any case that appealed more
strongly to justice than this
The question being taken the motion Of Mr. MALLORY
was not agreed TO, as follows
fEAs Nrssrs Bell Bright modecs Brown Cav clnc,nan
Davis hizEsc iIsmnna, HaS,op. Iverson yones K~npey
and Yuec-4 20 -. 5I = l'Nf
NAYS aessrs Allen, BAyard Bgcr Chandler, cc-nui ciar
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n Il M O v A L. .

ryyIF undersienc having removed the store fasy
cupIed by G T. Itchnsld ks next door +" iy Sam n
,se Iomission and forwarding Busiess aud Keeps con
antly on hand selected stock Of DIZZY GOODS And
lila sciItes for doing COMMISSION AND
,e unaIrpsssed having house upon the Basn win wen
ns IN vhee eonsiqnmens of Lumber and Pig Iron will
he entirely secure ., .,,.., p,.r. 49,. p,.u-
He is Agent for Lyingstons celebrated Pows and Flow
Cement ~, ana "f'""u WIN T. Anderson.
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previous season, the resources Of the canal we're
materially lsssensd, and the Gaiena Road bsoams
for the time Successful rival. The large esop Of
1855 again relhstatsd the canal and 10 1850 u ear
risd 10 the market 5,377. .S26 bushsla of eorn The
and 1857 ,sss IN 1856. uf IL. II, ,sSs, sos bush.
els Of corn delivered q, Chicago In shs year 1857,
nearly o.000. 900 bushels were broaght lyn tho
Canal and 0slsnA Company, which thai year In
claded oil the deliveries by the Burlington line.
'rhe Rock Island brought l, ll4.3g7 bushels, and
the Illinois Central I 1,087 GA bushels." ~
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CLOTHING! CL0THIEG!! CLcTHING!!!
M GIIGGENHEIM MGR

UTAS returned Northern cities and daily receiving
Ill very large and fashionable stock Of FALL AND WIN
TER CLIO Thing, which In beauty, style and quality,
surpassed very respectfully requests and invites the public
in general and friends examine his stock before urcns
us He will hold out great Inducements to cash and
prompt paying cusomersor others, he has no more
peence taught him to net decidedly IN restricting
Vests over Coats Drednous etc. that tney would be too nu
lie siso has an assortment SEAMLESS CLOTHING the
GREATEST Invention age and only manufactured by one
fompany in the United staie In New York The public u In
yited 70 call examine them II WILL doubtless puzzle every
body. - = -....a o...
sch as Socks Ties Cravata Net Shirts and Drawers, Gloves
shrs Handkerchief shaws Travelling Bankcs ec aso
past favors and invites everybody to call ON him
BCountry Merchants would do well 10 call on MN be-
fore going href East he prepared for the wholesale trade
26-dle I 0.
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To SnOrtSnan

XXTE In rccea Of portion of stock nf dor5e aud
w single GUNS and Will have In few days unnsnal,
large stock Il, which invite the attention Of n nds,
Also Powder Fnsks Shot Bags Bird liags, dun Wa Is Per
cussion Caps, baltimore Shot, Duponls Diamond and
Powder, and thing else necessary 10 complete
equipment o ned. COLHoUNs n RtI.I.S.
sept 16-,ls
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MIsCELLANEOVs.
JOHN H. &c SAM'L TYREE
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.

Ss'A Tobacco. FAesk Fssr eMd ssAsr dssnfrs Redscs
OyfioE AT fousess SxIras OPPOSITE
MkE this method Of returning their nceFe thanks tAcis
Numerous friends and their very beru %
and hope BY their customary Psnesaali In the de
4onsbiy 10, they refer esens Of Lynchburs generally
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Fine watches.

a WE have a and large stock Of FINE ENGLISH
~ WATCHES, OF the follow ing manufacturers: Cuwde
EA5 roy, Dixon Jos Johnson. lobas, Bold b. d. J"lison
3DD David Taylor, Cooper, Robnson, and Blundell Also
Fob, Neck and Vest Chains, seals Keys!
.vc., offered In this market.
We sell the above reasonable terms the
tcles be purchased in the state, and respectfully % an
examination of our stock. j. WILLIAMS ~ son,
oct l3-dts - Mun
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A SINGULAR 0ccURRENcE. Some four weeks
sin,e dog named "Gpsey," belonging to pr.
Dornard c. Mcclure. swallowed an American
quarter Of dollar, 1t remained in the internal
economy of the canine for quite three weeks, when
it was thrown of the stomach in the presence of
several Witnesses among them were one or two
members of the Rensselaer, Institute. During oil
this time the dog retained the coin upon its sfom.
ach without the slightest apparent detriment. sn-
til the day of its disgorgement, when mild isick-
mes. in the region referred to was obsersabls.
which terminated with the ejectnsat Of The lost
piece Its appearance, % We saw il last svsuiae,
was that of a steel grey, verginE on hlank and
the Impressions and sapsrseyiptions we're satirsly
obliserased. We believe this 70 be . ainxu-
lar animal phsnomsuon. Dr.. MsGairs b still
in possessions OF the coin, snd il emn4 b seen
~ calling ufen hien. = Troy Budget Of Nsssnbsr
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vJEAD DRESSES AND HEAD ORNAMENTS.-Re Received
this day by direct from the manufacturer
iarges assortment OF Head Dresse Head Nets
head exhibited LynchburR The ladies
invited to giyeu early call being sold cheap
and fast al the Ladies' Trimming and Fancy Store, l5s Main
Street. tnuv 10 dtsl Z. A. d L. KINBEY.
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Lynchbulg Coach and wag on Factory.

LynChbuig Coach and Wag IN Factory.
THE subscriber returns his grateful urknoW ledge
AM&E his old friends and for the le
x1-ral patronage toward him, and t.gs leave inform
them and the pubc that he has been In business and
strict attention busiacss Ia merit
OF Eiv0rA lie will order aud keep hand
kinds of IRON AXLE WAGONS, made In the most sub
stantinl and style lie will ALSO make order and VIII
mndc general assortment OF Carriage Kockaways
Buggies Also, large of and twoh"rse
Spring Moving Stages. All who
go, work, to the old Lynchbxro Couch and Fdgon F"c
torn and is doing business principle
good work and low price All whu want
good and neat buggies give me n call
march II-dts JOHN ii. BAILEY, Agent
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NaxU COmuiSSiC

WE this day associated ourselves together for The pur
w Pose OF conducting GENERAL COMMISSION BtA l.
NESS sale of Tobacco, Wheat, Corn We ask
Of the patronage Of generous public assuring then
that we younger than the B,d ja0e and a,
always ignored action the ~ per cent We will
.e for YOU under commission, I'D nak
lnnces a. soon NJ sold G. Main street
iuiy 2O-dAcly SHEj BER ~ BU ihS.
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KEROS ENE OIL!
The New York kerosene on Compan,


A NNOUNCE THAT having made great improvements In
IN the manufacture OF Kerosene, they enabled 20 Of
f.r o the Trade
A REDUCED PRICE.
The attention of Is respectfully called to lie sub
Joined table The result OF plotometca examination by ED
Il kENI. E Of Now York, Chemit and dated Feb B 1860
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TIE Com TRADx.--The Chicago Democrat thus
reviews the profit Of the corn trade.
"As we intimated might be thesoasc some days
ago, the receipts of the wheat begins to fall of and
unless the recent advance in price renewedy stimu-
aes farmers to sell. it is probable that the recsi-
pts Of the grain at this point will not exceed 49,,
900 bushels per day until next Spring. But the
receipts IF corn on the other hand continue to au
gment, and the subject Of the greatest interest in
the state Of Illinois for the next six months will
be the movement of the corn crop, which promises
to be eight or ten times larger in quantity than
that of wheat, and the surplns beyond the require.
ments for home consumption will probably exceed
that Of any previous year.
Until the season Of 1885, the Illinois and Mi
chigau Canal been the principal corn i'm
porter of Chicago. 10 that year. owing 10 the
short supply South, caused BY the droaih Of the
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Coal! Coaiii ConIili


Oh nAn BUSHELS Red Ash, Anthracite and Clover
CO,OVO Hill Cool on hand and 10 arrive, all Of which
Offer 70 the trade on as accommodating be
bought In this city To those who have supplied themselves
would be TO their interest TO send In early
AL orders ft AT the stores MeCOrkle Co. or fhos
Thurman win meet with prompt attention.
oct 6-d2m NICHOLAS KABLER.
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An Of wir, will hc so attn grea. reduction In price Look
out for birs gains 10 ts
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Reliable orders from the Trade b, Mail Telegraph, Allied
application 10 AuSTENS, AoEsrsi
W Pearl Street, N. Y.
KEROSENE is be obtained at the Manufacturers Prices
Of all the New York Wholesale Druggists, GrOcers CampheBe
AMI Burning Fluid Manufacturers md Dealers In Tampa
\. B.-KEHOSENE is the trade mark ui the Kerosene OIL
Co.. and all ca.d against using the said trne
mark for other oils -d3ni-A.w
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TVNO sPORTsMEN.-A supply of Dubonts celebrated Cnns
l. ter Powder, suitable for spornenffor sale by
nov 7-dis JOHN H. sEAY, Druggist.
gINHE RIDING HAT TO be given to the best Fema" Rider nj
L the Agricultural Fair, can be seen at the store oi
oct t3-dts J. WILLIAMS h son, IS Main street.
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lEEZINE-FOr removing from Silks, Ribbons, Cloth
ID &C., for cleansing Gloves, Velvet. any silk wOoc
fabric without changing the delicate colors for sale by
sept l4-Jts SrABLEk j. JONES
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. . .l,s.f -,,asd asssis4.a : sw sTs.ls sS&
- s-5 1R -as -la,iss!eo ers,9ss u ssis -