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SPECIAL NOTICES.


For Females Genciaiiy.--The Braudretb
Pills cannot be too highly spoken Of They remove all
DISTRACTIONS. give clergy aud strength; cure the dis
tIesug hesdsche. uifortunsey prevalent With the
sex; depression OF spiris daine Of eight, tervOOs
affections botches, pimpss saowness Of the skin,
renoyed AID ajuvepiie bloom AM general sprishtin,ss
indicate the powsraDd healthfulness Of DRANDRErn's
PILLS. eyg
L.dies a. delicate periods will and them unrvaled
they the best medcines for mothers and chlldrtn
,nd cure worms and costivepess. hs-,s ~
Let It be rene embered, that BRASDRETH's PILLS
easy In their operation. and yet unite mdness with
efficiency. and require no alteration Of diet during their
use it.taf
Mrs. Morgan. corner Of 18th streetsnd Union Square.
New Yofk vas dying. apps' emily, Of coSsrnprios
She was given up to die BY her PhysciAn aud all her
friends. ut alt.r using b. ASpRErH's Puts Cor few
weets the cough eft her. and she began to regain her
strength and u nov able TO attend to her dues, and
feeis sure Of soon attaining ROBUST health.
Mn wilson. OF No. % Beach street. New York, has
cured Dyspepsia nall P'x, Measles Dropsy and Ty.
phns Fever and all Headaches, and Biicus diseases
with BsASDsErHs PiLLs, viii be pleased to an.wer any
Sold By Jon r. icoox. psussist, columbas, and by
al respsctsbe dealers In medicines. US
Iflcaar lff.i MI .rc - .t..-s
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M. Lawisr. Who vas arrested some time ago
q crestline, Oaio, bearing dispatches TO the
rebel cool oiedsrscy, attempted to escape from
Fort Laia, cite. Sunday morning. He bad .
wash sub and liie-presefver, with which be ex
mel diecosered ths gentleman, who tried the
virtue Of bag ct gold. which did not pass, and
be was retntnsd 70 prison.
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m.HnfEn.

On the2e inst, by the Rev Henry Davis near wor
thinston, kr JOuS .. FISK to Miss MARY q. nosIuA.
MY all ~ Columbus. Ivy ath
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GJ- The Louisville DemOergt says Of the
Bin's Bluff affair. % i'ltt's % apat
An editorial Ge6eral could bave done 90 we'll,
or could not have done worse. We hardly read
of movement conducted with go little sense,
With such profound, original, unredeemed stu
pidity. ~ 2 03R 1rrssH
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-10-31

Metropolitan our table Of Senators and Rep
resentaiiyes complete. Ills alnoss impossible
TO make out correct ssatemen. Of the political
complexion Of the Legislature. We suppose
they are all true Union meg. The Democrats We
know are, and suppose the oshers" are.
We shall try and fnd out hereafter how they
stand. rt4 Soc tfI
Those elected az Democrats are marked
thus .; those in tales elected as Fosionists.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-10-31

By command OF Major-GeDeral Mcclellan.
s. WILLIAM, A.s.stsnt AdjutaDt- General.
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Gen. KelIey,. Victory at Il om uey
TIE FIGHT AT RoMsEY

The Wheeling 1T Mgencer, Of Tuesday
Oct %, contains the iolioaiuk:
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ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

WIZARDS HOTEL.-A Gaming and " y
Potriken, Kane, b Phillips, ID Williams.
9 J Willidon: Sphinx, T Denager,
A Je.uP, Peters and Iy, c Taylor. Pa: W
ERE, u ID Ogden, Ely, Hon " Wall. w
Vsndcomber, Miss Post, A Geary. Mr. Sayags
Pond, Hon Ward, w TayiJr. Mr. Vesv'
b Collin, Burke levitt, n Barney, A "
Cemn, Ayers. i Stephens, G Babcock G Ira.
Wis, Doebs, Homer, M Cowen, NJ: r n
Huntington. N Howard, : ChuIkes. j brnm,
tuu- 81; Mitchell. Gov Hicks Jeffrv = Sbo,
ter W L Rowe, Howe, C B stewart, Md;
Gleyoourne, Eng; N Morgan. Barriger. Col
Hugr: Col Ripley, USA; T L Hennedian' q Car.
Isle: h Jordan, w b Johnston, w Alexander n.
fam, NJ. Np"-"iHs anu
NATiONAL HoTEL.-G III Burns, Cav. w
:r aas' " Long, w Osgood, 5 Litter, Z H
dock ii sedgwich, w Mcguire, D w Nys
Ewin, Reynolds, L : Canbeft Nv. n
sanoorn, q Everett, r Ball, Mass; A g Webster
Lnt III; Dr Emerson, w White, L. Wells /
A Sawyer, Pa; F g Russell, Mich; J p Hal,
and ~, Tenn; E w Marshall, sc: w AT pa,,nn
Ia; Hogg, George, DIR George. Md. 4;
simons, l. Fisher, M r Scott o; AZ within.
lage, OF. '' "e-
BROWNS HoTEL.-C Scott w c,,,,u
nam, w Herbert, Cohen o Towers and To-
hevts, Miss Alden, Va; @ r Burroy,, nj No. =
head, Hunily, NY; JB Foley. q Ha1rs.
Mn a Icooel Martin and ly, NJ Giliet N q
bil, B Gordon, Nc; churchmanl S y y r re;
Wood. u ID DENTON, o; w Al HamiIto, IT,, - =.
Nolan, La; G Skillman, Ga. -'N'
kJkkwOOD HOUSE.-Hon w w,,w.,a
"a; Madwsll, w Eastwood, Baker. Va: a
Harris, O'Nell, DC; w H Alien, w NccI,s,H a
Nd; Edelin,, USA; d Perkins, DongIs:y,
Tenn. Sohnson,
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IL Thursday was the last day Of the book
trade sale in New York. 1t has continued for
seven days. with sales said TO average from $40 GO
to sl4 coo daily, or SlOO,OOO for the whole time
The result result greatly surpassed what was
looked for, and 1t was regarded a highly salts
factory sale.
III Over $4,000 votes were actually polled In
Rhode island on "Wednesday. The number ex-
ceeds by more than 2, 900 that of the vote at the
Presidential election and falls short of that of the
j 900.
A QuKnY.-The New York Commercial asks
III the President Of the Southern Confederacy
should be unable 10 negotiate either the bonds or
the treasury notes, would not the geographical
situation Of Dauis's STRAITS be materially
changed ?"
IL A young actress In Milan lately fell I'm love
with priest and told him at the confessional the
secret OF her heart Herecommended contrition
Tor the "rnortal sin, and poor Rachel drank srse-
ME. Frenehy, wasn't t.!
U The Charleston Courier Of Friday. has
the following Acant item in its editorial COL
umn' III Montgomery initiates Washington too
soon, the seat Of government may be removed
ID Howard Douglas asserts that shipbuild-
es weI know that the bottom Of a welI-coppered
umoer snip Will outlast three tops; but In iron
ships one top will wear out three bottoms
IL The Hawaiian Kingdom, which was es;i-
mated to have population Of 400 900 in 1779, by
the last census shows only 90 $40 souls The de-
crease has been Regular and sure.
1.-THE British House Of Commons has once
more voted IN favor Of the abolition of Church
rates, TWO hundred and sixtY-six against the bill.
There Is colored woman in Charleston.
and las laves
DA runaway negro girl was found dead near
frmville, Va, few days since, nearly eaten up
ID VIM. A. Christman, lately clerk in III.
taI receivers Office in Philadelphia, dropped
dead on Friday. rrON
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THE EVENING STAR.
THE HOMESTEAD.

ThE hOhESTEAD.
When hrst the skies grow warm and bright,
And FISH y ith gold the hours,
And in her pale. FAINT robes, the sprlng
ls calling up the howersj
When children with unsippered feet
60 forth with hearts Of giee,
Where tie yellow corn must be. Sos.
WHIST bsautifu embodiment
of ease. devoid Of pride,
Is the good old-f8shioned homestead,
W 18th the doors still open wide.
But when the hsppiest time has come.
That to the year belongs,
OF uplands bright with harvest gold,
A nd meadows full of songs;
When the he'ds of yet unripeIed corn,
And daily garnered stores,
Remind the thrifty husbs ndnan
OF ample threshing floors
How pleasant from the din and dust
OF the thorouEhiare soof,
seems the old fashioned homestead,
With steep and messy roof.
When hons the woodman plods, with axe
Upon his shoulder swung,
And in the knotted apple tree
Are soythe and sickle hung;
When the light swallows twittsr
Meath q Q rafters Of the shed,
Ard the table on the Ivisd porch
With decent care 10 spread;
Then hearts are ligh and freer,
Than bsst In the populous town,
In the old fashioned homestead,
With gable sharp and brown.
When the flowers of summer perish
In the cold snd bitter rain,
And little birds with weary wings
Have gone across the main;
When cu,ls the blne smoke upward.
And cold. along The naked hills,
And white the snow drifts lie
In Legends of love and glory
They forget the cloud and storm,
In the old ashIOned homestead,
With hearthstone large and warm.
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PUBLIC ADVERTISEMENT.
} U B Lilo N TIC e.
DKPAlfHHNf OF fHI INruIol, 4
W0sksastoa. DeS. e. le6N.

fuoiio notice 10 hereby given that bonds and
coupons annexed. of the description hereinafter
set forth, have lately been feloniously sbstrscted
rom the custody Of the Interior Department, the
same being the property Of the United States and
held In trust for certain indian tribes Notice has
Also BEEN gwen TO the proper ofoers Of the respec
tive States to stop the payment thereof; and ali
persons are warned against purchasing or reoeiv-
ing any Of said bonds md coupons - the claim Of
the United States thereto viii be prosecuted TO the
utmost extent. Esoh bond being for the sum of one
thousand dollars, VIZ:
six per cent. Missouri Coupon Bonds, issued In
June and August, 1857.
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FEMALE BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL
ALEXANDRIA, VA.

Mrs. s. J. MCCORMICK. PRINCIPAL.
The thirteenth annual session of this Institutlon
will commence on Tuesday, September 18th, IN the
house recently occupied BY Sylvester Scott, Esq,
No. $50 King street.
The course of study pursued will comprise al
the branches lulsite to q thorough English Edu-
desired.
In addition to day scholars, Mrs. Mccormick ia
prepared To receive limited number of pupils "a
boardeTs, who, constituting a part of her own fam
lily, Will be under her immediate care and superyi-
sion. She will endeavOr, far as possible to sur
round them with the comforts and kindly influences
of Home.
,Refssness.-Rev. Geo. II. Norton, Rev. DIR. Elias
Harrison, Rey. d. F. SPrgg, William H. Fowle,
Esq, Edgar SnOwden, Esq, Edmund F. Wilmer
Ess, Henry MaIhery. Esa., Levin. Meken1le
Ess., Robert II. Hunton, ESQ. w. ID. Wallach
Editor Evening Star, Benz mfn w aters, Esq. Jas
Entwisle, Jr, Esq, Col. John w. Minor, Londoun
Messrs. Blackjack & Marshall, Messrs Cor
Brothers.
Board, with Tuition in al the English Branches.
91ofor the annual session-pay able semi ANNUALLY,
In advance.
Music and Languages at Professor prices.
IL No extra charges. au S8-d
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IL They have got quack doctor in jail at
Burlington, Vt, not for murder, which would
give the case a professional air,-but for petty
larceny.-a crime unbecoming a medical man
This fellow, who calls himself DR.. Taskar, is the
same chap who has figured in various parts ofthe
country 'the celebrated Scotch, English and
and Indian Physician, - a compound Of national-
ties which must cor stitute a rather potent mix
ture In his advertisements he was accustomed
TO boast that he could prescrbe for patients hum
dreds Of miles of well as ifthey were present.
a statement which, very likely, was more than the
simple truth!
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EDUCATIONAL.

TT FEMALE EDUCATION.
u HOSE Parents who wish their dau e hters to re-
oeiye q thorough and systematic education, where
their ply sioa training will receive daily and special
attention, under the rDost approved system of Calls
themes and Gymnastics, are peotfulIy invited to
visit the Union Female Academy, corner Four
teenth ST. and New York av.
Mr.. & MRS. z. RICHARDS,
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O"Nothing on earth can smile but MANI
says Beecher. And the Hartford Times replies
HH. Ward you're right Nothin'-nothin' on earth
can smile but man. Flowers have cups, but they
can't crook the elbow. They can't smile. That's
what's the matter. Birds, also, can't come in
neither. too. They have beaks, but no beakers.
What do they know about ..
The bubbles that swim on the beaker;s brim?'
What do they care about juleps? Not q straw
Their only idea Of a cocktail is a bunch of feath-
ers. No, smile is 'the prerogdtive of man'-cf
man with sixpense in his breeches-Or, at least,
three cents -
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The CRISIS AFFECTING THE ''CoRN "MARKRT.
Tine Boston Post says one Of the solid menu of
that city, had occasion day or two ago for the
while the operation was going on the talk turned
on the state Of the times. Business with me Is
remarkably dull, !" remarked the doctor. "You
don't say that the Southern troubles affect your
business" said the patient. Indeed do,Ir re-
joined the doctor. But re1lly you don't say that
people, to avoid paying twenty-five or fifty cents,
will suher the pain of their corns,' No." re-
piled the doctor, "but the times make people
wear their old boots and shoes, and they don't
have any corns.n
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NFFICE OF INSPECTOR AND sEAI.ER
~ OF GAS METERS
GIT NEVER FAILSw
WILL. pa

GIT NEVER FAII.Sr'
take great pleasuIelp announoinE to the &c oiti-
zens and strangers of Washing ton that have inst
returned from the North with a very fine and large
LOT Of spkINd and SUMNER CLOTHING.
EURNlSHlNG GOUDS, TRUNKS HATS and
GAPS, which have bought mostly for cash And
an R,ePaTed TO sell them of at very low prioes.
within the last month therefore. YOU can get ths
latest sty les at J. SMITHS, No. $50 Seventh
st., opposite Post Office. An Sim
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.ho nheee honds re dated Jfnpary, lss7-pay
os s ns:Tss;;, is e 6scs q nssYRIe. New
Merit c:rS s9sS III q ssf. e
Forty Ave bonds or elysne e~oh. issued nv an.
1orH o. n cot to Sncorporsts the Western North
8esoS H. :. s, :. IsssBf ss:a
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6Hk s sISS z AEP s sgEEEEEINs.
Read!
lkhY THE REHEDY

hEJ0ICE IN HEALTH,
Er1end. DO you sufoR Arc you the victim Of any
81 those numerous ailments which arse nom I'M
purity Of the blood! What arc they, do you ssf Z
Rather Ask. what are they mott The blood is the
source OF life and health, and 10 tho first element
q our being 70 respond 20 tny cause vhIoh Affects
the sys.em q the Inlse iafslhbly Affects. The over
subtle scrofula, the ssoniIng Rheumstism, Ner-
yous Debility, Dyspepsia, Liver Comp with its
torIor and detection, and the numbcrless Ills thai
Desh 10 heir %, derive their hideous origin from the
Pioodt Deal kindly then and gently with the blood.
Use the v1tatItng RESOURCES Of rkfrre for its aid,
ana OUTER Us 70 commend 20 your confidence and
use that truly valuable medicaneut known 81
INDIAN vE6ETzBLE DEcoCTI0N.
With regard 10 this almost iufa,libie specific
loIulAr soptmcnt has spoken in deoided terms
md the eyldcnoee Of this great effoacy are sue
Iined oy Constant syovns Of clrstIve effects and
remedies and the best medical skill have ikiled.
Lot M say, IN conolusion, that oertifcafes
cures are not sought from the Iiterate and supcr-
noia!, PIT they are volunteered from the most re
Which IL IL possible 70 commend 30 valuable a
sIeoiho % public approval, We may add also that
ne curative properties Of the medicine are 60 nailed
Ing from disease With renewed CONSTITUTIONAL viror
For sale By all respectable Druffists In Dir
city. and By the proprietor, MRS. M. COX.
None genuine unless her name In blown ON the
bottle and her seal on the cork
OPnce 81 per bottle, six bottles for rs
Wholesale Aksst. n. &. 7, CISSEL, Drufrist
ecorgetovn, ID. c., Wholesale Aren't FOR the biz
rlcs, snd VIII supply the trade q my pnoss.
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NoTI.-Bonds No. 1000, and belov of this series
issued June, 1857. and bonds No. 2o0l, and above
that, dated August, 1857, seysble ct the PheniX
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Nofs. These bonds are dated Janusry, 1857.
PAYABLE ct Bank Of Commefoe, New York, IT,
November, 1ss6kinterest payable In January and
July of eaoh rear.
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NofE.-Ths bonds numbered 1Sls and below, IL
sued In January, 1857; No 1910, and above that,
i,sued In August, 1857, payable it Phonix Bank,
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INDIAN vE Hfsi nB fgT BfEcocrIon.
THE ALL SUFFICIENT THREE.

IRIESEMAR,I, ia aud S-Protected By ROYAL
Letters Patent Of England, and secured by the
Seels OF tho Eoole de PharmacIe de PARIS, and the
Imperial College Of Medicine. Vienna
NO. 10 Invaluable for exhaustion and natorrhes
and Al physical disabilities.
No. completely ersdicates ell traces of those
diseases thai have been hitherto treated By the nau
seous And pernioious use Of copeivs and oubebs
NO has entirely s0pplanted the mi rious use of
meTcqry, thereby infuring % the sufferer SPEEDY
a. e 1s, on,reFans al Impurities, and roofing o1
nj Ts 3d Nos J. and : are prepared IN
And can be carried II the valstooat POCKET Fol4
IN an oesea and divided into separate oees "A Al
pinssered q VelPeeu, L<llemand, Rou1, Rioord
40. Price SS each. or four GASES FOR Se NSinr
eaves rs and IN "a GASES, whereby there n. A ssv
Ing 81 D. To be had, wholesale and retail ~ ~
PAkkOW, OF 1s4 Bleeokef street, New yo1t
lnmeol4tey On receiving remittanoe, Dr. Reryov
vnioIware The Iriesenhr 30 any part Of the world.
seouIsy peoksd, and addressed ascending 10 ths in
sqncu9ns Of the writer. ~
u Ths BScs Of 81 os1ss. that should be res4 BY
Hsma1 Frsiisy, OF PhynoloricsI kesesrcSe.."'
~ ne sJnS.oms that Inysnabiy develop them.
the victim Eam Shaping the fulton Of he nstI ne
monia STATE, and. IL not checked "a time. decree
ping al the functions Of manhood ard erins,1s
sod bI isa beer. .efs.. as IA,
ooors below Msodouga, New YORK PT,oe -
oeaisi Sent nse syey vheye.
,n so,o ne py y c. Ford, Jr., Drug store, Wash
~ sol. y. y. de - en-
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY.
ID WISHfNGTON BRINCH.

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD. -
~ WASHINGTON BRANCH. "a ....
~ 30
CHANGE OF HOURS.
On and after SUNDAY, November 8th, 1854, the
tralns will run as follows:
LEAVE WASHINGTON!
First train at 6.20 q. m.
Second Train at 7.40 q. m.
Third train at $40 p. M, Express.
Fourth train a. 2. m.-
LEAVE BALTIMORE:
First train at Ais q. m. Express.
Second train at IS g. M.
Third at $40 p. m.
Fourth at 40 D. M, Express.
t. The FIRST, second and third trains from Wash
lngton connect througfs o Philadelphia and New
York.
The second and third connect at Washington
Northwest; also, at Annapolis junction, for An
napoiis, For Norfolk take the :. 20 .. m. traiu.
For the accommodation of the vsy travel be-
tween Washington and Laurel, Q passenger car
Will be attached to the tonnage train which leaves
At IL . m.
On Saturday the $40 p. m. tram goes to Philsdel-
phia only.
no sd TIL. PARSONS, Agent.
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THE FOLLOWING ENDORSEMENTS OF
SPALDING,S
CEPHALIC PILLS,
WILL CONVINCE ALL WHO SUFFER
FROM
III E A d A CHE
THAT
a SPEEDY AND SURE CURE
IS WITHIN THEIR REACH.

hS .n6Se IeSttmontatS fcere HnS0ttctfed by
Mr.. SPALDNG, they afford ungnestion-
able proof of THE efficacy of this
truly scientific discovery.
MAsoHvILLK, Conn.,, Feb. 5, 1851.
P sna s t shs SS yan 70
send me Two dollars worth more.
ss Of 1871 6 i1 wscm
P your Sp OBJ .sS. %. e.. J1S SRss' KENNEDY
HAvKRYoRD. Pa, Feb. 8. 1851.
Ms nsf II .ish you 70 send one
s1.as dsai q 5s"s sS.r rl'' "a'' '''''''d
Yours respectfully, .,o,u
srnuor cRrEt, ! ngs1ISs5 ,ss Co.. P..}
II. G. srAIDrrs-srr: You will please send ma
1 ncSi es.ss Of your coDhaio Pills. Send them inn
.' sssP s:: DO. w. 70; si s.. ses
tAsM e1ssllenf.
BELLE VERNON, Ohio, Jan. Is, 1861.
,1 HI,ss1 sra,.pESs Ess Please find inocsed
CspSsc Pills a ssna ar me , alS'hSr Is. Soa
PiH' Aays sv~ tried.
Belle Vernon, Wyandot co., D.
BEVERLY. Mass, Dec. IL, 1850.
or large show bills, to brlnr Jour CepS.lio PHI:
more particularly before nv customers III You
One 81 my customers, who is subject to severe
SICK Headeohe., usually lasting two days,) tsas
/ sent her. ~
Respectfully yours, w,B, WILKES.
RKyNoLpsBURe, FRANKLIN Co., Ohio,l
January 8, leS1.
HENRY G. sPALDINe, No. % Cedar street. New
GorkIDesr Sir nclosed find twenty five cents,
Szo,J ior which send box of Cephallo Pills5
Send 70 address OF Rev. VIM. G.. Filler, Reyuolde-
bug, Franklin county, Ohio
,Yonr PAS t5o'k Iits q eaarm-exys Headache
Truly yours, WIN, G. FILLER.
YPsILANTI, Mich, Jan. Il, 1861.
Nh; SPALDINs-Sir: Not long since sent TO you
TOT box 81 Cephao Pills for the cure OF the Ner-
vous Head ache and CostivenesB, and received the
dEcsd 10 send for more, "
Please send By return mail. Direct to
A. X. WHEELER,
Ypsilanti, Mich.
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GAS FITTING. &c.


4 SNYDER,
L. PL UMBER AND GAS FILTER
Has removed to the corner Of TveIfth And r sta
He Is prepared TO introduce Water and Gas upon
ne most lsvorebie terms, and guarantees entire
He mas on hand lot of COOKING and other
wishes 70 get rid of them, no ~
nFFlCE OF INSPECTOR AND SEALER
" OF GAS METERS,
,,o,r-- WARRINGTON, July 10, $780,
,FOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN, That, agree
lorson sppIoyed May u. l9sp, the undersign ed 10
now prepared, Eheneyer rsIqired ip writing, and
eIemiEe test, prove, and ascertain the accuracy Of
tesIstrahon OF any gas meter in use in this oty.o
And another, sealed and marked a. true, WIN be
SCI mrs Place; Ii proved to be sccurate in its
And again put in position for use.
once No. $40 Seventh street, (near Odd Fol-
CHARLES W. CUNNINGHAM,
" B-G Inspector and Seaer of Gas Meters,
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NtEWE E MNIHdIIAEX gR999 e| s:s T:es;v.d );

rrestIss on the Adminstration ~ a. aoe..s'
Bon Of the British ARM, By Edward RarT,nsto,
roIi,ossnsae' vol, svo. English edition; prce H.
Ins sI for Field ARTILLERY. vO Iano ,rio.
Summary ofthe At of War. b, R,,o, A. L.,
nj vol l2lo price hy mail els. NC 'onn
Asa. Se' ss 1r FED e. Ratification, BY D. H. Ma
n An pslemeniay frestise on Adyxneed 6u.,t
ii M ana Dsssehment Service Of Troors. ~
|. MannaI Tor the Patriotic .ToIeats = 1ee a
forbs.' VIZ Ses ss and irssuiar wsr b. Hasf
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