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Laying a CevSer- Stone. The ccrrmon vnf inv.
Ing .she eorner-stonc Of the "I3rood Strert
Methodist Episcopal Church, South. !. tsok
large assemblAge Of persons Iotlen En' Il, ~
the order Of Free Masons under tx dfrecfio,,
oI Most Worshipfnl Master VIM. Il. Mamie
.U., omca!ed on the occasion, and were out In
The ceremonies commenced by the choir aud
ru4sence s,.;; singing the Masonic Odr, beginning
rhs TO 81 Heaven. great Aschtsct sli pr.ise.r
IN the following articles, took place. and
proved exceedihgiy interesting to those who
n'a never nr. witnessed scene Of The kind:
niscin,!yg. i.y 1r ~ tne Holy Bible copy Of the
y Hy mn Book, M. Z. Church, South; Richmond
Christian Advocate, Dispatch. Whir EnCui-
rer, examiner; American coin Of various de.
non n"m,naens, of the year 1885 list Of officers
anu members Of Richmond Lolxr. No. tU: nv
laws OF Richmond Lodge, No. 10; by.laws ot
Ricnmond Randolph Lodre No. ~; by-laws o1
Richmond Commandery, No. Z, X. T.: by-laws
OF Richmond Light Infantry Blues War.
rocks Almanac for 1869. Parchment MS fol
lows: Broad Street Neth,dist Episcopal
Church, South. This corner stone was laid an
ID me 3Oth day of June, A. ID. 1859, A. L. $3.50. by
Monlh; MMo,nhona Lagp, No. ~, William L. Maule
Worshipful Master; and the etiifice erected
uhoer the snrper,isio Of Rev. Jas. A. Dun.
can, pastor of Trinity Church; Albert T.. West
As1renitect s11.,I James b. Dupuy, Samuel Putney
| h IA. Natts, w IN. HOLT Richardson
William w. Parker, Stephen Putney. william
wins, Jr, Littleberry T. Chandler, William
). hiddiek, building COMMITTEES; James Blu
chauan, President of the United States Henr,
a, I" ise, Governor of Virginia; Joseph Mayo
Mayor Of Richmond.
Inc box being sealed. the choir and audicne,
| sang the Masonic Ode commencing
/ treat Architect of Heaven and Earth"
Rev. T. V. MOORE, of the Prrsbyteria,
Church, offered up a ferveat and eioau ucn
prayer, on the OCCASION; andatfts conclusion
heS. Mr.. Duncan introduced Rev. d. s, Doc.
GETT, who delivered an address of eloauenc
and beauty rarely listened to from any man.
Rev. James A. Duncan followed Dr. Dogget
in neat and happy address, and concludes
by inviting the audience to contribute liberal
ly OF their means towards erecting the hous
to the worship of God, the cornerstone o
which had just been laid
A committee of gentlemen We're then an
pointed to receive contributions, and Will
they We're performing that duty Rev F. i
BoGGs made a feeling appeal for aid in bchal
of the church. The committee reported tha
they had received about $780,
The ceremonies closed by the singing of
Masonic ode by the choir and audience begin
ming "Round the spot, Moriah's Hiii,n an
the doxology and benediction by DIR. Dogget
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Saviour, West Philadelphia, have extended q
call to the Rev Henry A. Wise, son of Gov
Wise, OF Virginia, to become their pastor, and,
" - said, there 10 every reason b believe that
The call WIN u asesptsd
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An Omission-In our notice Of Commence
mentn at the Richmond Female Institute. an
omission occurred by accident, which we now
supply, as follows Miss Lucy B. SEMBLE,
dipioma awarded, us a graduate in "Mathe-
MATES, Moral Philosophy and Natural
Sciences"
Rated M-Workmen were engaged yester-
day, in putting iron railing around the last
fountain ON the Capitol Square. They will
probably finish the job to-day.
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SUDDEN RISE OF WATER.-The Obanian
Greek, a small stream, or ossed by the Little
Miami Railroad, was subject to q most extra
ordinary rise recently. Within the space of
ftgenty-one minutes the bed Of the creek, nearly
dry before, was filed with a wild torrent tG
the depth of almost frs feet. Not q drop Of
rain fell within several miles OF I.oyeland du-
ring the entire afternoon and evening. The
rise was occasioned by rains in the ncighhor-
hood OF Blancaster The noise of the Hood
was, at 1rst, mistaken for a railway train run
ming At extraordinary speed.
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INTERESTING history OF TIE FIRST
CbMPLjCATI0rS--T THE DERBY Blue
HOoK-ExPOS iTioNS IN DIPLOMATIC
CORRESPONDENCE. &t., &C.. &c.
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FOREST HOTEL-


This House 10 open for the reception and en-
tsrtalnment M Of the trsyeling pulis;. perscns 20:
HealIns Springs. set of the cars u this point and
stage i to the above places These whp sfe desi-
rous OF ayoiding night travel sts, can ta so
By stopping with us until the ncxf les,s5s1 q when
thcy can be accommodated With nAtixa 10 ans
point they may wish TO 20. shar ~ fhe public "a
tronaee is respectfully solicited b. t pfsser;ctNrs
Jc 27-dtAul* CAUTEORN & "a ARE
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Tbs Lynn (ct.) News states that farmer
IN Lynn and another In Ipswich are turning
their attention with success to the culture Of
tohaeeo
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NARROW ESCAPE OF BIsHoPs MORRIS AND
ANEs, OF THE NJ. L. CHuRcH.-The last num-
Der Of the Pittsburg Advocate gives the fol-
lowing account Of recent disaster on q rail-
road in Ohio. The letter Is from Bishop Nor
ris:
On Friday morning at 9. two miles west OF
Wooster, o., cur train was smashed We were
moving rapidly, when we crossed bridge on
fire the sills of which were nearly destroyed
but not observed by the engineer In time to
avoid the danger: an iron rail broke and threw
the train off, The locomotive broke ieose, and
passed on some rods with the driving wheels
OF the rails; the baggage car was thrown
obliQuely across the track, its forward wheels
on 70 the right and rear wheels or to the left
The first passenger car, with about thirty
men, women and children, hurled down scycr
or eight feet into gully, and turned bottom
upward, 50 that the fioor took the place uf I'M
ceiling. Nearly every seat in IL was shiyered
the whole forming confused mass Ut ffnN
ments. Some OF the passengers appeared will
bruised heads and bloody faces. aud eiss lasls
collar-bone was broken yet ne one was hsllea
and but few crippled. The pext aud isss grts
called the sleeping car--in which Bishop Ass,e
and / were riding. Jared bettef. II TOD. weii
down about eight feet, but felt On liz sitte asl
being hetter braceti. was rss hSokst, siiid hon
Of Its passengers were injured.
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N \. GORDON a son,

=, I4rH SrkEsF. SyAR TEE EXCHANGE HOTEL.
- or sale large and full assortment Of IRON.
= TlsinZ SSedrs. American Hammered, Peru
DO 'nercd tnsi.sh and I'm ;lish Refined, Enslish
trllcan, Russia and Imitation Russ SHEET
t9n. Hoops, land nd Scroll Iron. Refined Plnw
taund PoE Plates. Also, Tin plate Of various
"COPPER", Sheet zinc, Spoitsr, and the Metals
- , sold lE iiliS market. apl-ts
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. RLAtkEORn

1GENEk II ron W4RDING AND co n
MON NERCH4NT. SARhgKsRuaG, Va
hs-. Va. i B, O r. r,
at REFERS TO
4 nucl A res L Son,
T. Blair 1 Co. p;chp,,,5
Stewart Wa,Hrr,
..rkSdalc & Read,
tilcular aitomtIon paid TO forwarding mannfac
sfTQBACCB nh 2i-d6m
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Az, HORNON s. JAMES.

III LV-FAkTNEKNNIP NOTICE..
II have ths day associated With ms m the Com
Su Bas!Hess, Nj. JOSEPH ). JAMES who for
tst two years aas had charge of onr books, and
f1l hn9Wh to most oi cur friends. The business
4 hereafter b. conducted under the strIe Of Dean'
an G James. DEAN * HOBSON.
4 hHl"nd' Juhf Isl, lS9. je l-dlmcw4t
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WIS y oRNIS.

ATTORNEYS At LAW, RICHMOND. Va.
U subscribers having enteteu INTO n co rtneT-
~" practice oi the Law. Will say to their
cld' ~ the, v..l promptly attend 10 any busl-
pis entrusted io their care in ars # the Courts
l-lco, H1no.er. HIN /; " ain, EsscS and G-och-
e on Bank street opposite the Court House.
J. n. DAVIS,
t9-am r. j.. DRFIS.
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A NARROW EscApE-Yestert.ay morning
as the train ON the Oswego road was a few
miles south Of Fulton, the engineer discovered
an object on the track as he was going around
curve, but too late to stop the train. The
cars passed by, and the engineer saw the object
was a man, who rolled down the embankment
as though he was dead. The train was stop
ped, and the man jumping up, said: "Yox had
better keep yoHr d--d cars OF from me- brief
examination showed that the man was intoxi-
Gated, and that his hat had been severed in two
by the wheels Of the train, but, miraculously,
no injury whatever had been done to the
sleeping inebriaie.-Syraense Daily STANDARD.
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Hcss sam REa%SSp Gps e m FfGfHT
G shres siFsf TTR week TUESDAYS, TAI hsbAiS
Boat TEMPEsT. Capt Jolsx DosALp.
HsFksHtsf ssss! stS &Y Giss:''
B9ai Eli acoFFf Car Cart ws
These Boats are all OF The first class and Gem.
sa as Ts
nl or past fsvors tessli, bestowed for the last
years ''s' e0n''"SaSee WS = q ccx &c sane asnt
A, the Shed, Dock ST.. in rear Of old Gas Works.
FSNs sIls rs. a.
saf sse1s s,e 81 fHfs
ToNs .na handSf as Plan sesS % ssyl
vel s ssddsa fafs sM9yn ~ yaye. laa nf ass
BRicI; ire SLABS 4 .sd aa jAMs i sets 81 soAP KIP
a"s sssss
saa II ssa' ~ t e. IN, Of s
an manafactarns an Kind. Of grssss snd iron
WeIs ef bs bys e g ssd
HANuFAcaToRRY.N No. a rs Main street. @ teswssa
sth and Oh Streets west sde' Rcsn-ensh e htNaox ys
y BY the Council of the City OF Rishnsond, tiraf,
the Collector OF the Cls, Taxes; M sIsli aGnaal s.gs
e e. Jans Jsn s. lHs II d
r. NJ from the 18th to the 3Oth OF June inc csuxige,
for the purpose ofreceyns from ans char ed
with City Taxes the whole one the amount
ofTaxes char sed dcducting from the whciaai.iount
or one hall, as tho case may I've, ten per ecntam
thereon.
The Collector shall in like manner give notice for
hiseen days prior 10 the 18th of December, thst be-
will attend at his Office daily between tho above
mentioned hours, from the 18th 10 the 3sss Of De-
cemhcr inclusive, for the purpose of reeeiyn fTen
s T.sss saiss "a paa ea ka #
deaacting from such half ten per cent. tsese.nssss
in pursuance Of the above amended ordinance,
sassed Jauuary 18th. 1858, will attend AZ ths Cu
ce.;rs Office, at the City Hall. fTc tae iath 10 she
18th Of June, ias9 for the pn.resc Of Iccs,s,1 tbs
10 lin Collector Of CITY Of hiclaItionds
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n y ' a u.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,

y COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Il RICHMOND. Vs.,
n conS.nm"n'S of Tobacco, Grain, and other
kfco' ioT which the best market price viii be'ob-
klc on FIrginias,., near Cary. fes-dSw6m.
N. SATTLER & CO..
w. . !, FORTEIs AND DE ALERsIN
rs, PANTS, NARNISHES AND WINDOW
\ GLASS.
iBt SHtS.-We received by the late Steamer n
ie supply OF Pauters' and Artists Brushes, of
prior qulhty, I" which We call the attention OF
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I,e1uNG 4MERiC. H,vs go ra,. ,a,Ys. :,

4s BEEF, &C.-1 am in receipt ler stesner of !.
f~yeie ~ on ti!e so To- &C ieDialed A.w York Hams
- s.ass ES.'n 81. ~ onsaf- -cur'd Hams; 200 do
A., sh1uiaehs% % @ summer Pred Beef: 900
an % %a'a,iis p"" ~ ~ irGes; wv Plain Hams,
ie above Hams, Dried Beef &c, ,.'no an.
tssd with the greatest care for tn ,.rt ICh &c. &c
iwwarranfed, as to price and auuli,, , ~ ~, ~ III"
= to ans thing reccIyed here this sa.oa 10 ~,
,ntry one. j. 2. KAV?Sni;U'
lI2 Broad sircef
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LAW CARDS.
Du1IINEss NOTICES.
{ ,rurnx unponTISc uoTnE,

q fHEH< IMP0R TING HOUAE.
sr-satM'L SUTHERLAND, No..
~ Is sTssST :; ,ag b.a,,I bkig,!2@sP Y. NS
I sS Rlf!.Es. POWDER .FIAsKs, SHOT
Y RES, GAME bAGs, WADnlN0 q, rad Sreri,
.s,sEf..,fss od SI KINDS. POCKET CCrLfRI.
d ,klNG CANES, FISHING TACKLE &c,
sssf ULJ REL DIVERS. III any qRanstfy. and
sa "a sVosf fsrofabfs itrHs. lc2-'s
ISL B. LYME, AtCTs0NEER, sC., CON
aisAaes So s.il Real and Personal ESTATE,
4 to amy other Ri slNEss requiring al . ent
SvsPcr ~ the city or country. He respectfully
-WSsts Commissioners Of Courts, Trustees tC
ss1t Nc, IL giv- han call before enpnttng aiiy
7siflse, - h,s charges viii lS made "a siye satls
m to 81! who may patronize him. 0tire Il
rdstncht Metropolitan Hall. .c ss-s,n
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TEAM SAN. .NiLI-IJ uRER S.wUU

'Fio oh pEf-tb' subscriber having the entire
f W. ,,r , oi ,'h"' 81 We best STEAM CIRCULAR
4" MILLS IN the S-ate, located in yir.in pine
'tfl' near ha'isatnl, will contract to furnish at
81 nnnticc, ni,, IN Eoo4 order, and on reasonable
", Y nulLflHs li,i ana Railroad TIMBER, sawed ali
and dimensions, and reauert lIlIy sojicits or
$ TOR t''is descflptol of Lnmter
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olcsaie and retail d aier IN Luinher. Mahn@,,v
and Shingles of everf desrIintis,.a'


PBASTER.-Th .Hbs riber bes leave 10 re-
hI, grateful acknowledgements inr the heavy
tonase extended ~ his Hll from the State al
=. Q. and North Carolina; and would state that he
pw mahins improvement that vii! double the
,,cty, and enable HIM 10 supply fresh GROUND
,sSTEE promptly, exceeding any demand that
at present exist.
IS stock will he entirely Of Nova Scotia Iryp.
ttlchest and pnrest that ear be selected and ne
tefes = .slthlpl adbefelce to his determination.
staIn the fattcrng reputation that his brand
iifhose who havs, ben driv.n from the use of
g cr-by applcaiJln Of No,hern Ground-he
ioIasks u trial of H,ag MANU- acTuRr.
|r! JOHN II; AAIBORNE,
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LOTT o2ricEoAll e. {.rsons having clans asains,
aIeased, OF Powhatan county will nlen q nr;
=. "a ay ninse, n the el,, Of Richmon far pa".
ncnnn u ~. R,hohs indebted to the sam by bond
A1d oe'ay' Is nyther indaigenee cannot b. s'h-
La W. w WOOLDRIDGE, Execun 81 ~
ii so-e Key. Jola Waoi,ir,d x " u,
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M sMsWETT 4 LANES.
sENERAi 4GENTS AND COLL EcToRs,


s,a RtcuNoSn, VA,
Or, heir whole attention to renting but Houses ,sS
,tarss Claims. b4,t viii attend prninpt, 10 aay
s,busi,sess entrusted II them.
REFERENCES:
II ~ Taylor William Tay lor. Esq.
ttsN NSar}s& 20. John NJ. Gree eor,. ATTY
oa n W y ffifstisf- Atg ~ ~ Law a--z- -
no us * BrelsT nj Law 4A''
On rsae.. !i@dSn lSSsru iNsI.ss spesi,on 5Sa'
r. J, Willis X. H. " il3tlock ( Son.
$r on lih street between Main aud Franklin.
- 1rear cf Nessr. issacs x TsylTs.
: GEORGE H. JEWETT,
70 dim ROBERT L. JAMES.
RI YALE \ CO., is9 Main Sarect.
- RElNF ger htpRS. fiRE Avn WATER
toiiR0OF CEMENT PAINT, for ROOFS, tie
ia'tst article far the purpose Iu use "a
he TIMING ROrS OF the most approved kind
OPP pS of all kinds
ro.RAUi.It RAMS
drh and IRON PIPE. all sizes
nnfARl.k GAS WORKS put up IN TOWN and
ou)UNTRY
" ana Family COOKING RANGES, and
HtEuFES. Al sizes
caj Kinds OF Pill NBING and GAS FITTING
ln,ta order. AL<o-kUuFlHG and GUTTER
1Heatins public and private budnss IN allthc
b,,l WAYS known IN modern improvements.
" Pm
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M AIN 4 BRO,
j., COMMISSION MERCHANTS

O.Fce corner nth and Bank stF.
I, thsiT services tr the public IN -he above ca
", and soliclt 4 share # public patronage
GEO. NJ. 1t MPKfN.
tin LEUNXIO Ii TNPKIN
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GREAT PRICES FOR OLD CoIxs-A great
sale OF old coins, by auction, has recently ia.
ken place in London, and enormous prices
were obtained. The Anglo-Saxon pennies of
different types were sold iRone lot for $lJU
Pennies Of Alfred's time sold for from $50 to
$50 each, and one half-penny Of great rarity
brought more than a hundred dollars! A gold
penny OF Henry the Third, OF the highest raf-
ity, sold for upwards of $780, Among the coins
struck for America, may be mentioned the
LORD baltimore penny, said to be unique,
$362 New England half penny, $75; the fffty
shilling piece of Oliver Cromwell, s.ssS; gold
nye shilling pieces Of Charles H., $l46.
DEATH FROM THE STING OF A. BRK.-On the
3Oth ult, a. LeClaire, New York, A. ]. jan
sen died frol.. the effects Of the sting of bee
Mr.. Jansen, in company with friend, had
visited the premises Of Mr.. Maioy, who re-
sides short disiance from Princeton, TO pur-
chase . hiye Of bees. He was stung by a bee
on the neck, near the jugular vein. After
starting for home he was taken violently i'll.
His friends assisted him back to the residence
Of Mr.. Maloy, where he died in spasms in
Three quarters of an hour.
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( .,,5 ma A. A. ~ ~ Fiji T. the citizens of
,Ir,'Ar ai'ni. o to AN sales entrusted 10 his
= ir'Hh> assured hlA experience as an Auction
~ r' "hf!t@ h.al: 10 sAdTe of puhtic patronage
f'U-SH IA F.7T ~ d. y. Jones' Store, No, 76, Main
et-eniraLcC IA the alley.
. 't7-3m J. IL. pIGGES.
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pURRUSS & BRO.

II IMPORTERS, NORFOLK, VA,
Have in store and L. s. Custom House. 80 hids
TAYI0R'S cELEBRATED. LoNpoN. DOCK
BRANDY. imported by them ffon John TayIor,of
London. Also, in Custom House. Brandies OF tho
following brands: James Hennessy !. otard, lpqpny
Co.; the United Vineyard Proprietors; Sidney
Cecrier. and other brands. CHAAfPAGSES.
Green Seal; Cabinet. in half pints; Piper Hedsick;
Heidslck Il Co, and other brands. Al radcs Of
PORT WINES. SHERRIES: Duff Gor,ien. Har-
mony and 9th other brands; MadcIra Wines. Old
deani Laekss's Mqnntain RE; ne; pure Extract of
Ky; and other brands. Jamaica RUM. Holland
GIN, in whole and y pipes. Hestetter celebrated
Stomach Blttcrs. Charles London CORDIAL
GIN. London PORTER. scotch ALE in Stone
JUGS. Superior old Scuppcrnons Nua, (red and
white,) made in North CaToina SAkDINES, in
whole, half and quarter boNes, etc., etc. Also,
400 900 choice HAVANA CIGARS which were
lected in Havana by gentleman sent ont ~ ms for
that purpose. yaryinS in price ifoni 2to 40 per
thousand. All of which viii lss sold q 1t'rctual
persons on favorable terms
BURRt 81 < BpG.
Sole Importers in the United Sl;sfe. ~ Tay yler's
Celebrated London Dock Brands
d25-6n Nerieik Va,
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ssencs y! Il uf C0FFEE.-One package af ~
and rsgas a. iaf 70 four punds Of roaste tore
,,e Rsaslseiis the real taste OF tLc hest Pre-
DOR Sss pilt wii have more delicate nc u"s
ssesemer ,o, eoior, and viii certainly ha tmek
,ib,os e., WI ai.o he clear, without 'sd
ao,..,. ~ opEhfh, Drasgist, No 10 Mains
nss PHI fnr ~ - Hooper's celebrstsd Pc
n a soDxxER. No. ~ Msia ..s,,,
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A1 lo"s1AILc cn3oHEaD m1onEE STREET,

With new furniture. and newly repaired, we ~
sure visitors that efforts wiil be spared 10 pronote
Tho TrNSTALL House il also the STAGE
OFFICE, and our onnihusscs will always be in
readiness to carry rassen ers TO and from the
Depot. A. @. WAI.TERS.J
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iLLSTUN FiTYGEKAID

-, COMMISSION NERCHITTS,. - nv Il
!; Dealer IN VINES, Ii l4U0RS, nc
:, It's No. Il. Pearl ST., Richmond.
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C01NKn on M4iN Anp 6rH SrnEHfa.
The preErictcr win to happy 70 aecomqutees
travellers; Tho hOasc, for situation and comfo3s IN
not exceled BY aBY in this city. Sonsc lar %, ary
rooms, suitable FOR tates, and also sin 10 rooms.
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INDIA RUBBER PENS!
MADE ENTIRELY OF RUBBER.
MANUFACTURED UNDER
GOODYEAR'S PATRyTS
i BY THE INDIA RUBBER PEN COMPANY

~ LIBERTY STREET. NEW YORK,
Are Tor sale by Booksellers. Statoners. and Rub
bcr dealers generally throug hont the United States
lhoy have all the ELASTICITY Of the quill. without
!the points bcin, perfectly smoothj ant viii last
They arc, likewise. superior to the steel pen, in
tnat ttey are MORE ELASTIC, WEAR LONGER, and
Tho India Rubber Pens are peculiarly adapted to
the wants Of editors. iaw,er eler ymen Students,
70 the hand, and more uniform IN action, than any
other pen now in They are cheaper than Quill
pens, and are offered at price not exceedins that
The Intlia Rubber Pens are put up in boxes, con-
tanning one gross each, with holder at SO per ross.
and wiz be mailed, POSTAGE FREE, to any address.
4 liberal discount allowed to the Trade. Colleges.
Schools and Public lnstitutions; Address
Je N-3mf Office, 81 Liberty ST., N. Y.
NOW WPUBLISHI NG-In parts at Is and se,s cts
each, illustrated with beautiful Maps, Portraits
of eminent Persons. celebrated Places &c,
AND GENERAi. EXPosIToR OF oF fHE tn:' EN- EN-
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Emhoiying, in a condensed and common sense
FORM tho sgnihcasion of all the te1ns used in the
language, the derivation Of each word and familiar
explanations of the manner in which it is pre-
nounced, so as to give. In accordance with the ad
ton in the spirit of Johnson. Todd, Rees, Walker,
Crabbe, Sheridan, Webster, Buchanan, Maunfer,
and all the most improved exico rarhers. Com
piled by competent persons in the different branches
81 literature and science. under the direction OF
THOMAS WRIGHT, ESQ.,, NJ. a. F. S. ~, sc.
90, ns e as remarked in one Of he crit,
ness of design" 1t seeks to eivc correct idea Of
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