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0n00 BARRELS FLOURl-ALL
OOOU in want v IN ind ct our warehouse sever
a. vel known and reliable brands o. Family AMI
sep2s CLARK. GtsDsER co.
1T, WILCOXEN's "CITY MILLS,
LII Nun ie. Isd." white winter whest Flour, for
ssIe 6y UaAKK. sAROs 81 3 90.
1T B HIGBBE'S CELEBRATED
/ II. Bellevue Mills Family "a slog5 toE sale bE
" DHGNIx MILLS" & FAR
MFRS xxx Mnis," Akron Ohio, Flour.
Borssle by OLARk, 9ABDsER 8 co.
SCiATARACT (" EMPIRE "
apeGran. . and SHe Plus Ultra Mills, . Ohio
winter VIII at made slcur- pleudid family and Ba-
Sc sepss ) si'u' '0' sac CcAsK. GARDINER & co.
ST AUREL HILL" EAGLE
| ~ Z Mills. Akron, and Oth-r really good brands
Of ssISs FI9g fr 'al' By 0tAEK Z g AaDHEE kIS CO.
! SUND.REIlEE,s., = les, -. 2. .
20 hrkins La d,
tons Broom Corn,
e $50 pounds prime Geese Feathers
/ By A. WIEERR : Co,
san2l:35lE . River street.
lT ARD-2,O00 LBS. PRfME LARD
/ IL IN barrels and kegs, for sale By
| -. =. q LYON
IOAFS-RETAIL PRICE Is CTs
" per bushels at 80 Meryin street;
- e--El. -. LYON.
0ACK SALT 2,J00 BAGS DAIRY
~ SALT "a lbs. eaeh), received this day and FIR
sept 18th, lssI.
ME,S PORK $500 BARRELS
| .INh Mesa PORK, Uh- very best brand and OlsVs-
Il sassI & I. LYON. 50 Msrwiass
ANS AND SHOULDERS.
IL 3. Rugglss' celebrated sugsr,euEsd Hams
and Si,sl, Shoulders for sale By 3; ori., Z LYON,
TIMOTHH SEED'-5O BUSHELS
a prime new Timothy Seed in store and for sale
by laug3ll 3. =. LYON.
IGHEESE.~O CHOICE DIARIES
aussl B. 7. LYON.
| GRAIN.-OATs, BABLEY 3 Rye
NJ tor saleby lsugsi1 B. 7. LYON.
nRIED APPLES -260 BUSHELS
~ fE sale By auesll R. 7 LYON.
NJ A g N.-A NV GRooERY
w Wagon for sale BY W. MELHtHCH.
DUTTER.-l00 FIRKINs PRIMR
ID ". 3. Butter for sale cheap BY -
aag6 w MkLHLnoH.-
GLOVER 8 TIMOTHY SEED
" A fresh lot just received and for sale b.
apg6 .acg W. MELAINoH.
s.7 ' laFAiBaFF.
P L o v s.
- 4Ja 81 0ULTIVAFoRs, &C.
myiI TX. RAYNnLns.
DRESERVE kETTLES.-POK-
Il CEnAIN and TIn LINED, q All .l.ss and unu
"a S--'-R' sI1T - = iss 06tsrio &.
DATENT OIL GREASE.-FIVE
esna iu1t FsssIved aud tor sals low.
- - -. - q RAYH0lne
.GOOPER'S TOOLS.-A FINE As
~ ..o1s s9arHES1 s' OoL"EsL IA ts,a2Is;, = s9,Is:,
0ARPEN1 ER'S TOOLS-IN EV-
J rRY VARIETY good and cheap
seplz C0LWELL 90.
HIABLE CUTLERY-A SPLFNDID
assOrtment at greatly reduced prices, for sale /
y ysspli V0aShaa iS 6hsario 2 s'Ss:. ne.
WOOk TWlNE. BKOMN Do.
IRON AND NJ lis WARE
s oS, q andsS On fhs Dosk, OisVsland, oh1o.
E,E' oAaEL 80 HoaArsoH Rosz-A
W.. CAREY q Co,
WHOLE5ALE AGEHqY FOB TIE nALA "
6HOINBERGERB
] u N IA q A N A u 8
cbaatoa and CAsreoal &iest 1roE5
900 Z JUHIATA BQILEA ElsALAl
PBING PbOW AND BLIsTER STILL, 6rHnI
PLOp haHes, Bah lB0N, QRCIOH
-s7s- 1 iETOW' aLASA lGHLND- -
6IOfEe, WI. q,
8ARR'S OslsbFltSt Ply REoOi bA4E3s -, q nan-
IllotursFs' Briosss eGgl;Bef
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Notice Of Foreclosure.
ElJh Ksnd lex,
Lydia kendrIck,
s. q. West,
ard
Civil action for M0ns7 Z
to subject Lads.
-O0HRTi,s- Ri,sIIl TT CnMMoN PLEAS

Defendants.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
~ OUhAHO9A COUNTY, Oh O-Ths nasd de-
tsHdAntss Hlijah kendrick, Lydia Kendrick and
Q. West, who nOn-residents ef the Stala Of Oho
are hereUy notih that the sail kaufman Hages,
Plantih. the 2l-t y Of September, I.6l, ied IN
the ONCE OF ths Clerk Of the Court Of Common
Pleas Of Ouyahoga county in tha state Of Ohio bis
petition sgAinst SAID defendants. The object and
prayer Of which ii ion is to recover q frJiqurenf
against tha sotd Elijah kendrick on his promssory
note given by said htndtick 10 sAid plaintif dated
July =, ls5o for the suU OF 500, due in ons year
from date, with interest 81 the rate of 10 Per cent
per annumi and payable annually, and tn subject 70
the payment OF such iudement the follow Ing de-
serloed premises mocfgaged b the said Elijah
Aendr1ek ard Lydia kendrick TO said plaintiff to
secure the payment o. sad nots, to wit. Sub lot
NO. seventy mine OSl in ). 3. stones subdivision
OF original lot NO. hfEy (s0), flrmeriy BROOKLYN
township nov leyeland City, and has a mont aud
rear Of 81 feet and l32 feet in Depth and fOnu on
Herman stfset Ais0-One equal undi Sided one half
OF sub 10 Nos one hundred and torty-one ffI1 and
one hundred and fotty-tWO (l4s) in EzskieI Fol-,
sons al otment Of the harles Taylor Farm IN tho
City Of Cleveland fronting the south sids Of De-
tTotL street and xendiug back 70 an alley. AlEO-
Eab-lot g. In Hiram stones subdivision u part Of
original lots g ant g. in Brooklyn, having ~ and
ilt Iet ron8 on Train street ard - feet Ia depth.
Sstd pstitiOD pray8 Judgment against said Eli-
jah kendrick t0r h sum Of four bundled and forty
dtlars fil0 and interest thereon at the ts of 70
per Cear. per snnum from tbs I'd daT OF july is5l
~ tnat said premises be sold 10 pay the same.
5a1d DESCENDANTS, Eilah hend lex, LYDIA Ken
lex and D u West, are hereby notified 20 appear
and answer said petition or before she i6tn day
Of hoEemters le6ls or Judgment vii b tassu al
prayed ftr- GAGE 4 BRUCE,
cteval-nd ohio Ss.f q, - - . . . =.
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Elijah hsndrick, iCiviI Action for Money
lydia Eendfick, and 10 Huljsct landa
;. o. West, and
TRT #,I Q Of COMMON PLEAS

CtUURT Or COMMON PLEAS
~ Cuyahoga County Chic, -The dqsndanis, Hi
Iah Aendrick, lydia @ ksadrick and o. sFegf
Eho are non-reside1ta o. the State o Oho arc here
by notified thst the said Henry HainsI plaintia On
the 18th day Of September, 1881, fled In the ONCE oi
the Clerk of he Cou Of Common Pleas Of Cny6ho-
ga county, thior his petition against said dsbnd.
ants the object and prayer Of which Petition is 10
recover judgment against the said Eiiiah KeIfrc-
on his nots for 500 in favor Of said PLAINTIFF dated
June 3ths leo, and on interest al the rate oil ten
PER sent per aDnum ana to subject % the payment
OF uch Judgment the folloEing dFEcribd prrnisea.
mortgaged By said Eliiah and ydia q Kensricir n
secure ne payment Of said note, % VII Oua equal
undivided half OF lots Nos one hundred and iartV-
one aud one hundred an fOrty-tWo, Of Ezekief rl-
scans allotment Of the Taylor Yarn. in me JlfT 81
CleEeland IN that pert OF said City lafeiely known
g. ohio tity-the property from on Detr1if street
SAID Ietitio1 pr9Fs for Judgment aqsinst stif Ei-
jah kend lex for three hundred and thirtv dollar.
and interest thereon since June i9.h, ISL a. ~
rate OF ten per cent per annum, ana that Isd 1rm-
ises oe sold to pay the same; and the said d-.end-
snts, E'tah kendrick, LYDIA C. Aendriek ard 8
y y est are notified 70 eppssr and answer sad ps-
titon on or before the 10th daY Of November Issi,
8AaA 3 HHuCB,
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!. NIoN sTATR N0MINATlONs.

UNION COUNTY NOMINATIONS.
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T ARD-2,O00 LBS. PRfME LARD
j 4 IN barrels and kegs, for sale By
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r B HIGBEE'S CELEBRARED
IL Bellevue Mills Family flour, for sale By
sep23 HH .r OLl RK, GAR 0nNR 4 co.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-24

The Surrender Of LexInGtOn DisbeIieved at
Jefferson City.
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He Says Mcclellan ia BecOmIng Master OF
the Situation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-01-24
THE ALL SUFFICIENT THREE.

TRIEsEMAR, liz and S-Protected by Royal
Letters Patent OF Eng gland, and secured by the
Seals Of the Ecole de Pharmscle de Paris, and the
Imperial College of nj MedioIne. Viebna
No. Is invaluable for exhaustion and nato rrhes,
and al physical disabilities.
No. 2 completely eradicates ell traces of those
diseases that have been hitherto treated BY the
seous and pernlcl. ne use of copalva and ubebs.
No. has entirely supplanted the injurious Of
mercury, thereby insurlng % the sufferer speedy
relief dlspeTsing all impurities, and roofing out
TRIEsEMhR, Nos. J, and s are prepared In
aud can be carried IN the waIstooat pocket. sold
in TN cases, and divided into separate dosee, al
nInistered by Velpeau, Lfsmsnd, Roux, Rioord.
DO. Price IS eaoh, or four cases For Se, which
saves IS; and In 81 cases, wherein there 10
ing of So To be had, Wholesale and retail, Of DR..
BARROW, of 1914 Beecker street. New York.
Immediately on receiving remittance, DIR. Barrow
will forward the Tnesenxr 10 any part Of the wcF q
securely packed, and addressed according TO the IN
structions of the writer.
The Book, of al others, that should be read BY
men with damaged and broken down constitutions
Is "H uman Frailty, or PhysIooEical Resesrohes.' -
lt is beautifully illustrated, and treats -ninutely Of
a. the symp oms that invariably develop them
selves. sooner or ste, resulting from the frsilties
and vitatnr habits Of esrl, youth, Incspscitstius
monlal state, and. If not checked IN time, des eaer
sting all the functions Of manhood. aud bringing
him, step BY stsp 20 lingering and uutlmely death.
Sold BY DIR. "a ARROW, 194 Bieecksr street, four
doors balov Macdougsl, New York. Pnce Is
oents: Sent free every where.
Sold aIso 5y 8. C. Ford, Jr., Drug Store, Wssh-
ingtou. ID. G.. de - 6m
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DIscovERY THAT WILL PUT AN END TO ALL
WAR.-Chloride Of nitrogen will, Ii is said, soon
be utilized as an implement of war. Its employ
ment would be likely, we should conjecture, to
put an end to all war. MIR Isham Baggs, of Eng
land, I'm announcing his discovery, makes men
ton of system Of ballooning advocated by NJ
James. Mr.. Baggs proposes to carry up bis CON-
position In balloons and drop 1t from the air In
the midst of armies and fortresses 1.-The very
mention of this compound" he GOES on to saw,
"as proposed element In modern warfare NAV
possibly provoke smile among chemists, who
know that the most accomplished among their
number would scarcely dare to experiment with
II in quantities larger than a grain Of mustard
seed, and, even then, only at a respectful distance
and under guard at the moment Of Its detonation
"And yet not one Of the chemists will be bold
enough to deny that. with two or three chemically
clean carboys of this terrible compound present
in city or fortress, however strong, the slightest
cutting Of phosphorus, or a single drop of olive
oil, coming in contact with II, would in one
instant, decide the fate of the place and its inha0i
tants." Mr.. Baggs then proceeded to affirm tha,
he ''can manufacture this deadly material with
perfect safety, and In any required quantity, and
that Ii may be safely conveyed TO in destination
by James system Of balloons"
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EcLean's Volcanic Oil Liniment,
THE Brsf LrruMENr IN THE WoRlnl

The eOy safe and certain cure for c.nesr Piles tn.
msrs 1vsinfs and Bronehis Cotre Paralysis, Neu-
Talga Wsaknss Of tbs Muscss, Chrenic
Rhsrmatism Stiffness Of the Joins Contractsd nnsees
Ligamsnt, Esrsehs Toothsehs Bruises eprains Fresh
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Nppss, Burns eealds, Sore Throat, any
PAIN difsrsnes Rev long The disease NAV
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q certain rsmsdy.
fhorsandi Of human beings have been saved life Of
erspituds and msry BY the Of this nvslrabs remedy
MeLEAPS VOLCANIC OIL LINIMENT b
VIII rsiisvs pain almost nsanInsousy, and viii elesn,
purify and heal the foulest inersdibls short
FOR HORSES AND OTHER ANIMALS.
MeLEhNS CELEBRATED LRslMENT 10 the only safe
and reliable remedy for the Of Spawn, Rsa
Wndgslls, splnts unna tpr4l Lumps Nodes veln
nsvsr failed 20 Big Head, Pcllsvil, Fstnla, od
Banning Sores, or svesny, il properly applied. For
sprsn. BEus Scratches, CraeLsd Heels. Chafss s4ddls
Collar Calls Csts, Sores, wounds, IL 10 infAibls
remedy Apply il " directed and esrs certain in svsy
Then trss logger wish the many vorthsss Linnsnts
sGsr.d % you. Obtain sppply Of DR- McLEANS cELE.
BRATED LINIMEHT. II win you
=" ,. ". MCLEAN, Sole Propristor,
Corner Third and Pine sts., o. LOWS, Me.
CHARLES 6T0TT, s75 Pa sv. sole agent IN Washing
tss; r. g. T. ClsS FL. Gsergsfsvn 94-DAwly
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legs, awkward arms and one shoulder higher
than the other; his hair was red and shaggy;
his eyes small and gray; his nose long, and
much turned to one side; and lips compressed
He wore hat without n crown, tied around
with a string; a large, rusty frieze coat; knee
breeches unbottoned at the knees; and not any
shoes or stockings. He had the above-men-
toned coil of slight rope in his hand, but no
weapon Of any kind. When we had mutually
surveyed each other, / thanked him for his
kindness in assisting me to the top of the pre-
ciRisc.
He looked for an instant, and then replied:
= " "Thunder-an-age; but if it was not fer the
honor and glory Of the green leaf which you
have in your hat, but it is would make a
borroch of you before you would have felt il
itself But what the dickens brought you
here! Faix, an you have a bould foot, any
how. Let me now tell you for wanst, niver
again let the sole Of your foot kiss the face of
this road, unless vou want to make food for the
divers among stones below"
So saying he threw himself on his hands and
knees, and feet foremost, descended the path
with degree Of celebrity which should have
considered utterly impracticable half an hour
before.
For considerable time kept aloof from the
scene Of this alarm. Almost a month had
elapsed from the period of this occurrence,
when the village was thrown into a state of
on the green, one Sunday afternoon. Around
Nellie, the piper, were gathered boys and girls
young men und maidens, while the favorite
lass of the village was dancing with gentle
man who had lately arrived All was mirth
and gaiety, when suddenly man was observed
running at the top Of his speed from the direc-
tien of okiah. The dance ceased. Every eye
was fixed on him. He was covered with dust
and sweat
Boys, can any Of Yees save me?" cried he,
dashing in among US, and wiping OFF the sweat
from his forehead with the sleeve of his coat
Holy Virgin, can't one of yees hide me2 The
poliss are after me, and I'll be kilt if yees
don't help me ~
Run to the rocks, cried out several voices
at once, pointing to the ledge at the southern
side.
Tim, your sowl," cried one to a little fell
low. :. Tim, show the poor fellow the way to
Hag's Hole; and Tim"-here he whispered
something in the child Is ear; and in a moment
afterwards they both started off at a sling trot
toward the hand cliff. The fugitive had
outstripped his pursuers more than he calcu.
lated, for he was far out of sight before they
arrived. The dance, Of course, had broken up,
and the party separated, either to talk over
the matter, or to turn to other amusements,
when two policemen entered the village, and
began to search for their man.
TO BE Continued
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PRoposALs FOX F9SkkfsStEt EkEEtrlNG A COURT.
HOUSE AND POST OFFICE AT PHILA-

TREASURY DEPARTMENT., December q, 1850.
Sealed PkoPosaLs will be received At this De-
partment until the ed day of February A. ID 1861,
s and Pns Sd 9s
Ing to ne plans and specifications prepared at this
There proposals. must be for the whole work; but
esen portion 10 OF the work and the amount there
tive amount for each kind of work carried Out,
and the total amount stated; the Department re-
serving shs light to rsjse. o, The
the Interest of the United States REQ uires NJ; the
pspartyment also reserves the right TO exclude the
cause TO believe viii not faithfully perform the
a. whicS shey have sssmp:sd e obtain by
lp interest who DO rot join in the BIDS and al bids
that upon are below fair price for
No contract vii be awarded 70 bidder. until de-
the DIFFERENT kinds OF work and materials, which
so h;i ~ the bid shall be
Ninety per cent. Of the amount of work done and
amosas to be Sy fSs
an sgent 3ftae Derer msnt sppoited for that pur
posrssss ana ten per mt nr retained nrt the com. eom
plstcn Of the eontrsct and aoceP,ance efthe work,
event fnon fni6msnt Of oantr.ot '''' ~ ''''
CentIaots VIII be awarded ONLY TO master build
wi! Be- forfeisure ai the sa@s. Oh 'n0 treasury
gnsrantee, tigned by twor sponsible persons foer
thed to be by the United States District Judse
or Attorney Of the said distriot.) in the sum Of
Sn that the bidder will, when uIred il his
propose b' accepted. enter into q contract and
bond With proper and sufficient securities for its
Plaps, .peclheatons and working drawings can
be examined alter forty days, AMI other informs
u95 obtained on appieation 70 the Depsrtment.
sddressed TO the Seoretsry of the Treasury. tea
dor,ed Proposals for fhs Philadslphia Coxrf Honss
dHd Post QMes,"1 and will be opened az O'Clock
p. m ,of the last day named for Ieoevng the same,
m the presence Of the bidders n any choose to at
tend. PHILIP +. THOMAS, :
de a 6od5taw Secretary Of tho Treesufy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-01-24

THE REVENUE CUTTERS The following is
list Of the United States revenue cutters They are
all sailing vessels, schooner rigged, except the
Harriet Lane, which is a steamer:
Duane, Captain Evans, stationed at Norfolk
Va. and almost a new vessel. r
Philip Allen, Captain Sands, stationed at Balt
more, Md. and almost new vessel
Forward, Captain Nones, stationed at Whining
ton, Del an old vessel, and carries two guns.
Harriet Lane, Captain Faunce, stationed at New
York, is new ship, propelled by steam, carrie.
four 24-pound Dahlgreen side guns, with long
32-pound pivot gun forward, and full crew.
James Camp6sti, Captain Clarke, stationed at
New London, Conn, nearly new, carries one 81
pound pivot gun, and 10 pierced for four aide
Morris. Captain whitcomb, stationed at Boston
is an old vessel, and carries two II pound guns
Caleb CssAiSg, Captain Walden, stationed al
Portland, Me-, hull In good condition, 10 pierced
for four side guns, and could carry pivot gun
but only has one 12-pounder on board.
:, Jaels9s, Captain Car:on, stationed at EastPort
good name aER
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-01-24

. LOLA MON1Ez.-Tbe N. Y. Post gives the fol.
lowing Interesting items concerning this remark.
able woman, who has just closed her eventful
career:
The ploits of Lola on the railroad cars In thi
country have been widely circulated by the press
One time she persuaded the engineer to allow her
to ride with him on the engine. While he was
looking elsewhere, Lola suddenly turned on a
full head Of steam, and away dashed the engine
at fearful speed to the great dismay Of the engi-
neer.
Another time Lola was in car, when she pulled
out one Of her favorite little cigars and coolly
ance.
Madame" said he, blandly, "you canno,
Madame went on smoking without paying the
Madame" repeated the conductor, a little
savagely, L" you can't smoke here.''
asked
"What do you say, sir,"
81 say you can't smoke here"
'But you see | can, though" replied Lola,
sending out an extra puff and smiling at the alb
surdity Of the conductors theories.
Mrs. Gilbert Mrs. Heald, Countess Landsfeldt
Lola MOnteZ-by whatever Of her numerous names
she may be known-did not die in state Of utter
dependence on friendly hospitality, many sup
posed She had some money, three hundred dol
lars Of which she has left to the Magdalen Society;
the rema inder, after paying off her just debts Is
to 90 TO charitable objects.
The peculiar circumstances In which Lola
Montez was placed must be considered in view
ing her career She was an illegitimate child and
early deserted by her mother. She had talen Is
and decided to make use Of them to get on In the
world. She was a Becky Sharp on grand scale
only not quite hearrless that imag nary char.
acter. Her most eccentric actions were spcedil ly
reported, but her many acts Of generosity, especi
ally to poor literary people-and there are several
of this class in New York who can bear Testimony
to this-were known only to the recipients of her
careless bounty
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-01-24

NJ Quite serious IRE occurred In Charleston,
8 c. on hast Friday morning, which DESTROYED
several thousand dollars worth Of property There
was an insurance Of about et 500 upon the build.
ings and goods destroyed An old lady was
burned 10 death before she could be rescued
HI OIL wells, in the western part Of Psnnsyl.
vania, were known to the Seneca Indians more
than 100 years ago, and by settlers In the region
20 years ago. - Scenes f.sl esaz .<s s.5sss
HyT The small pox Is prevalent In Montreal tc
an unusual extent, In some circles Il is creating
something like panic, and a large nuu,ber o]
pefscns are becoming re-vaccinated.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-01-24

UrThs proprietors Of the London Times have
behaved with the most consider generosity TO-
wards the bereayed widow Of their martyred cor.
respondent, Mr. Bowlby. handsome pension
has been settled on Mrs. Bowlby by the mag mates
Of Printing house square and In addition to this
II 10 xpected that she win receive not less than
ten thousand pounds out Of the deodand exacted
from the Chinese.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-01-24

OFFICE OF INSPECTOR AND SEALER
" or GAS METERS,
WAgHINsrcN July Is, 1850.
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN, That, agree
ably to the provisions of tho ordinance of the Cor
poretlon approved May i2 1860, the undersigned
on pre- payment Of the fee Of Fifty GENTS to inspect
examine, test prove, and ASCERTAIN the ACCURACY OF
IsElstroion OF any gas meter in in this oIty."
Every meter, iffound incorrect, will be condemned
and another, sealed and marked as true, wall be
measurement Of gas, it wfl be sealed accordingly,
and again put in position for use.
-ows' Hall Open from q. m;. 70 m.
CHARLES w. CUNNINGHAM.
U B-t Inspector and Sealer of Gas Meters,
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GAS FITTING, &c.
DLUMBERs AND GAS FILTERS

DLUMBERS AND GAS FILTERS
]. w. THOMPSON Il co.
Would call the attention of water takers to their
ul assortment of Fixtures necessary TO its intro
duction as follows:-KITCHENR RANG ES, BATH
TUBS, WATER CLUSETS, HOT WATER
BOILERS, KITCHEN SINKS, PUMPS, Cast
Iron, Wrought Iron, Lead and Galvanised w A
TER PIPES, HYDRANTS and PAVE WASH
ERS. RUBBER HOSE, 10.
Having superior advantages, with practical
Knowledge, We are prepared to introduce Water
into dwellings with ali the latest improven ents,
promptly and at prices that cannot fail to satisfy
&69 Penn. avenue,
no "a dts1ar1 bet. 9Th and 10th sts., south side.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-01-24

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