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Conn As 4 RuEL.- in q certain portion Of the II.
corn is being used as fuel instead Of
coat and afo1ad excellent substitute In the dis
triet referred to is l83c. per hushel and coal
y l7c Not only is the difference in price in
iayor II The corn, but hushelof it gives more
heat than b hushel coal
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aB-lerrsng's Patent Champion Fire and
Burglar Proof SAT Nos s. sad al ttMvter street. New or
cans. do 2ptt
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60 /. il wsalton.s Auction sales ON third
sasad fxsaa pages.
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ssE LADIES on NEW ORLEANS. The ladies Of
MN eity ars anxious to eyince their earnest de-
vctioa ID tisa southron cause. To-day, at 10
escipck, they are requested to meet in Parlor F,
ST. Charles Hotel, for the purpose Of determining
np0n a method to snbserve the interests now SO
olaseiy intersMined with the prosperity Of the.
gEssnent City. Win much qualification we call
Eention u tie notice appearing in our columns Of
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DAg. II il no less delightful than proper,
selebrats With At rejoicing the enforcement Of
Day'a Queen. 10 do her honor, soon will
young and old be called. Among the festivities
inaugnrating her reign; ehildrens ball, and May
day celebration, will occur at Odd Fellows Hall.
Tho ceremonies Of the occasion will be the special
charge 0f Professor Vegas The buds and bios
SONS af ths season viii deck the floor during the
earlier houra Of the evening and then a garden Of
Ioyeliness will bloom until the hours s1ayont the
tWaI,n Due announcement is elsewhere given.
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TIM H. DRAPER. secretar~. az
E9-TEGe following letter relative to Bran
pRErn,s FILLS demands attention from nFalids: q

pREru,s FILLS demands attention from nralids: a
HSaSMoNToN, N. j., May 7, 1860.
DR. Rrandretl-Dear Sir have long wanted write you
and express my gratitude for the beneficial effects that have
been experienced in my family and in hundreds aye
thousands of Others by of Braudeths Pills The first
year my friend Bockway sold your pills in Boston, 1885,
then in declining of health aud friends well
myself supposed my earthly would terminate
Mr. Brockway urged take the Branareths Pills but hay
ing used so with good effect, in
clined take its and cal ly submit to
fate Mr. B. offered give dozen boxes ii would take
them as prescribed hs he had great faith in them
and finally cousen,ed take them but gift. went
home hopelessly After taking one box
began TO feel better WE'LL sir when had used up twelve
boxes well healthy NANNY weight having gone from
1871 pounds up pounds then ordered and he
tween the present. reHed three thousA dol
lars worth Of these Invaluable Pills. and quite TINT
have thereby been In hundreds but
thousands Of lives Yours, truly G. j. FAY, NJ. u.
Price IS per box Principal Office 29l Canal street,
New York Sold by j. WRIGHT L CO., Nos q and Isl
street. by all respectable dealers medicines
Jr7ts5 EenJE
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Planters
WILL FIND AT OUR ESTABLISHMENT
An assortment Of
ID r Y G O o ID =!
OF every description and in quantity to suit the buyer
enabling those who horse get all their DRY
GOODS IN ONE BILL. comprises all descriptions
of
PLANTATION GOODS,
HOSIERY and GLOVES,
GENTLEMEN's FURNISHING GOODS,
MEMS AND BOYS WEAR,
DRESS GOODS,
RIBBONS AND TRIMMINGS,
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS,
sHAWLs AND MANTILLAs.
LINEN, COTTON AID WOODEN GOODS,
At Very Low Prices
FOR CASH OR CITY ACCEPTANCES.
BENTHUYSEN, LEWIS & CO.,
ais 2ptf No. 1t6 Canal street.
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{ BIG CAUSE.-THE steamer Acadia which arrived
yesterday from Bayou Sara, brought down from
Baton Rouge four large guns (s2 pcunders) and 500
am. balls.
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eRcosD BRIaADE, FIRsr DIVISION, LOUISIANA
/ llEIsErI ~ Col Charles A. Labnzan, having taken
consElana If shs Brigade han appointedthe officers
on ths atalf The names ii Tho gentlemen SO ap.
ponis are elswheFe officially given. In conform
ity II generai order No. q the colonies of the reg
lnents Of the Brigade are required to take such
measures aa are cpraprehended ia the order, and
Il report To headquarters
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aJ~Coal Oil anti lamp Emporium -Ccun-
try ad Piantes and the pub generally are in
ved to call and largest and only rompee stock of
COAL OIL L 4MPS and PURE COAL OIL in this city,
WHICH offered sale whoesGe and reaD al ~er prices
than at any other house in the Confederate States ut No.
Charities street. - , ,x
nlE M
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ssrFsF I'LL SO. w CAMP stlsr riIs:I.
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a22 2p2t
II. ESiHe&.
GREAT SOUTHERN EMPORIUM,
No. 122 Canal street,
ToURo BUILDINGS.
MILITARY GOODS,
Just received
500 gross small PELICAN BUTTONS,
800 gross large PELICAN BUTTONS
Also
Texas MILITARY BUTTONS,
Mississippi MILITARY BUTTONS,
GOLD BRAID-l IL, 2}5 ard lines.
WORsTED BINDING, every color.
MILITARY GOLD BANDS,
Red, Yellow and Green CORD
Fancy Goods.
LADIES DRESS TRIMMINGS. of every description.
Large variety of mcrcery
Straw Goods.
STRAW BuSNEESt shaker HpODS,
Boys HATS and CAPS,
Infants CAPS trimmed and untrimmed.
Fans! Fans! Fans!
Shades, HandaIns and Feather FANS,
Pearl FANS, from IS up to 800 each.
Palmetto FANS by the case,
Toys: Toys! Toys!
| Cndren's CARRIAGES, vELoCIPEDEs and ROCKING
HORSES.
| Fireworks! Fireworks!
! pound SIGNAL ROCKETS and PYRoTECHNICs, o.
every description.
| Large variety of every kind of BASKETS, at
Wholesale and Retail!
| a22 2pNoWe&Sa
Direct Importation.
PRECEDENTED BARGAINS.
10000 yards of Grcnadine Baregc,
| OF THE LATEST STYLES,
| At
TWENTY-FIVE CENTS PER YARD.
LYONS TAFT ETAS.
100 PIECES SPRING sILKs-BEsT QUALITY,
AT One Dollar per yard.
| 300 Yards of Checked TafFetas,
AT Fifty Gents per yard.
| We will open on MONDAY 22d inst small of
nIGm ArOGAhTDIQUB TISSUE,
| Plain and Embroidered.
J. LEVOIS l. CO.,
a22 2p3t of Canal and Bourbon streets.
CGvaga'v Flag.
master piece Of EMBROIDERY exhibited, by pcrniss;o
for TO-DAY only at
| yv0DcTEn
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sssssy sassssatiea, SO @ y tAe week . cents
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Letters or MARouE AND REFUSAL. Parties
dsarous Of obtaining proper forms for the obtain
ment III commissions ii this service Of The Confed-
crate States are referred to the advertisement Of
Z Mr. Walter 81. Peters, N. p, No. SO Camp street.
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PMS AoeLA The Rev. Mr.. Damn, pastor of the
Free Church 1T Odd Fellows HAL, having been
appointed Chaplain % tic troops noWat Pensa-
cola, intends leaving BY tie mail line for Mobile
TIA evening. Mr.. Dunn viii take charge of such
packages money, etc. IS the friends Of the yolun-
aaers from onr city may desire to forward. He can
lib seen III The ST.. Charles Hotel up to ~ N. to-
dag. During his absencs, his place will be filed
s.vs ana !Tsav M {,I1ior,sls 81 f
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MORNING. APRIL y, 1861.

MONDAY MORNING, APRIL y, 1861.
III
- ess oas's t1'gs
IT, Crescent ssrifira p re ssaf e'
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eorTr1rnS PACIFIC RAILRo AD.-The attention Of
stockholders of the Southern Pacific Railroad Com
pany who have failed to pay up their stock, pur-
suant to the requisition of the late meetings at
Louisville and New Orleans, is specially directed
IN The advertisement of Cdl R. V. Richardson,
agent to be found in another column. We regret
that the stockholders have not paid up more gem
eraIlv. but if they will not come forward and pay
mn il ID clear that the road will be sold under exc
cution, and that the important and valuable
franchises they now posses9 Will pass INTO the
hands of those who may purchase the road at legal
sale All this was clearly set forth in the speech
of President Stevenson, at Armory Hall, some
weeks ago, by the lately published letter OF Dr.
Jenhtha Fowkes, and by nearly all of the news
papers of the city and country Therefore, no
stakeholder can justly plead Ignorance as an eX-
cuse for non compliance. We shall regret deeply
to hear of losses in the premEes but if the road s
sold, those who have paid up will have their rights
amply protected by the neT company. 10 this
end thew have the word of honor of unimpeach-
able gentlemen. .-
We really hope that the nop-payiDg stockholders
will go forward and pay up at once. 1t is their
interest as well as their duty to do so. The office
of the company is at 81 Common street.
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EDGgUe'S

EBG9Ue'S
SHAVING AND HAIR CUTTING SALOON.
Having removed my Poydras street on the list OF
October last to 46 MAGAZINE STREET, adjoining the St.
James Hotel formerly old Arcade viii be found there
always ready and willing wait on my OLD customers anu a'
an others as will be kind enough to with theE
patronage u-..
CENTS, as usu /. e
rsy-Prva,e Rooms for Whisker and Hair nyeing
MO 2nNO r4
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PENsAe oIsa The schaoner "Souihron Y is else
WlIere aaVsfiised ~ leave on Wednesday next for
a'ansaes IS III packages. letters. etc, for our
Ea spnntesra naW there viii be received on.
sesIfsa IS ssls schooner, ri At The Office Of the
nayuars, aessra. Thaa Murray Co.. corner Of
Cedar ana Julia street.. New Basin, and Forwarded
J ssea of efsgge. We refer with pleasure to the adj
HeRtisemesst
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ADJUSTMENTS Varieties Theater.-St another
great dramatic attraction Suffered for tonight at
the inexhaustible Varieties Buckstone's great
drama, entitled, .Victorne; or, I'll Sleep On IT,
Originally played in London for one hundred
and fifty consecutive nights) is to be brought out
for the first time in many years. The play has
been thoroughly studied, rehearsed and put on the
stage. The whole talent bf the company will
appear in it and those who know what the play
is and what the theater ID. may judge of the
treat that will be offered tonight. Besides this
great attraction, Mile Francis will appear in The
Butterfly Dance y and John Owens, Morton, Mrs
Chapman, and Mrs. leighton, will appear in thai
good old thing. 1.-THE WindniIl.n
Opera HOuSe.-M'me FaRre takes her beneh
tonight, appearing in HaleVys opera Of "Jaqua
rita.n 1t is the first representation of this opera
On Wednesday night Hermann the necromancel
takes his farewell benefit.
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=
BASEMENT OF THE ST. CHARLES HOTEL, ON MON
DAY EVENING, 22d inst at o'clock.
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fsaulsEfH iaisTntcT ~ tna young men of the Fourth
& ~ stsles are called upon 70 attepdsan adjourned
Ine atng At Y MON Hall, discovering, at O'Clock.
y y tissafed p rsks the military osganization Of
sne i2sstFes eomplet Prompt and hearty response
toth to-day ahlisbed willdanhtIess BE- made
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Cheap FRsg Goods

d r ~ s II Il M a NJ $,
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V'i3scgMy'
vINEGARt VINEGAR!
The 0rIe Vinegar nis'itry IS prepared to furnish
Wholesale Gruces aud othc with
WHITE WINE.
CIDER, and
CLARIFIED VINEGAR,
of The Grt quality, ut the shortest notice.
LEWIS Il CO.,
a22 ?pf 10 New Ievac st. bet Inlia 8ud ST. JoseDI
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9 Al illsegIug Of this gallant
colnpans held az their arnafy d resolution tender
ing staiks3to Air Wn. 4, Driver, Tor his generous
d room, free pf Expense, for The use Of
tlin panys adnnfea VIC publish The pro.
seedlings elsaWfeSs. I'D mem bers u the BlengiIe
Guards are slso aayised dill meetings
syiil be hold oD 1aasaays, Thursdays and Satur.
days. ak asclork j Il The regular meeting
oe4afas egesS STE notice.
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l0A KIDS. The pfgasiiz alton of this new
cotataay has hesp cetipleted, Alta meeting held
yesssraag The ;s1iesrs we're chosen. Their names
fiji N hi found pubiisi6sl ia another column
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EcLeans Volcanic Oil Liniment,
(THE gISY IMMINENT u rME WORLDLY

fis eny rafs and certain ssrs fer Csnssrs, Piles fr
mere, gsnxs and 1rsnehis Csrs, fsrslysis, dsg-
ylss, HtEknts Of tss Mnsclss, Chronic naamnasry
khsInatisn stfps Of hs Jsin Contracted Hpscl,s sr
kigcmsbI, EsIsshs fosthsehs BIssts sprtas Ers,h
Cats, TsEnds Ulesr Fsrsr ssrss, Csisd Brsas. ser,
kpEss Bsrnr seads csrs fhrsat any ins an
pain, Differences bsv ssysrs long ths dis,.rs ma
have existed, mcLkAAS CEhE2RAfED LIHIEKNT II
Q certain rsnsty.
Yhsssands sf h.nsn being, k,r, ss.n s,yea ~, II A,
srspitsds and misery By the Ais
MeLEAN'S VOLCANIC OIL LINImENT
VIII relieve pain anss and II viii ss.,
purify and heal the fsslsr sn nsrsdiss she,
FOR HORSES AND OTHER INJMITS
Hs.EAhs hsCELEBRATED LEliHEsf il i. snl, ..f.
lni nnss nmsey fer the cure Of spavin Rinrtoos
Winegas, splints. Unnatural Lrnps Fsds, ~ svsns,
nstM .s.a 70 s.rs Big Head, Psllsvil, Fistsia, did
= c.: ss.:' ana, ss.a;shs. csl.d h.s Ciss, s.sds
ssnsay Apply a. dirsstsd and surs d ssraia In svsry
rhsn tziis ssru Win he many WORTHLESS. Lu.u.n..
s.nsa q yea Oh.Ah supply sf On. McLEAMT CELT-
bkAfkp kinshkHY. kvil cure yea
j. L. MCLEAN, nsls PTspristsy,
Cssnu fhtrd and Ptas sts, D. Essis, ka
ChAxhxe efOYf, ~ rl- av. ssss agent IN WasAia "A
I'm 4. q CsssEL. ssssesssu ss Se-p1WTv"
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OsE OF THE CAMP JoKEs.-It is said that
Gen. Magruder, In command at Yorktown, is
not member of the temperance society, and
the boys, who are sometimes rather dry, have
not failed to discover that fact. and perhaps to
speak pretty freely of it sometimes. Among
these was private Winship Stedman, Of this
town. On the day after Stedman had per.
formed an act Of great gallantry in the scout.
Ing party from Bethel Church, he was con-
founded at speremptory order to appear before
the general, enforced by section Of soldiers
He was unable TO decide whether he was to be
shot or reprimanded, till he reached the gen.
erals tent and was sternly addressed thus :
''Private Stedman, L understand that you have
said that Old Magruder drinks all the LIQUOR
in Yorktown, and won't let you have drsp
You shall say so no longer, sir. Walk in and
take drink. I commend you for your bra
very. y.'-PaystteViiks IN G. O6ssrVsr.
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DENTISTRY.

MI TEETH
lvH. LOOMS, NJ. D., the inventor and rstentee
OF the MINERAL PLATE TEETH, at-a~~a
terG3 personally at his Office in this city ScsE5S
manJ persons can vbar thsse cesth who <GlO
cannot wear Others, and no person wear 9th srs
who cannot wear these.
Persons calling ~ my ofoe can be accommodates
with any style and pTioe of Teeth they may desire;
but 20 those who are particular ana wish the pursst
cleanest strongest, and most perfect denture that
art can produce, the MINERAL PLATE will be
more fully warranted,
Rooms IN this clty-No. 3Ss Pa. avenue, bstvee,
phla. oc I5-tf
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Patriotic LADY "A good story Is told of
.he wife OF Capt mcGilvety, master OF the shi .
Mary Goodell, which was captured by a rebel
privateer, and subsequently released, and arrived
al Portland. Mrs. McGilvery was on the voyage
with her husband and when the ship was boarded
oy Tue pirates, she was asked by them for sup
ply OF small stores for their use, as they were
ra'6er short She Immediately replied that she
nao nothing but arsenic, and would gladly give
them supply but they could have nothing else
from hef Seeing the national flag near at hand,
they started to secure It, when abe snra fo,w,,d
and grasPing the flag, threw 1t into her chest and
placing herself over 1t, declared they should not
have It unless they took her with IT, Finding
without further molssting her
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WASHINGTON LOCK RoSPTTLT

hR. SEUMAN has, cner an experience CITE
~ years, established the Sbovs refiEe troe1
SuacEery, sell- SbaAed Indian OF German dootoT.
eTal ~ b'u-
This is tho only place vhers q sure and -,,csY
care can be obtained N TIE world FOR az lur-C5s -
6nd evil h.5lts, Eonorrhe, gleet, central gUsr-
nees, s. FAiillss pTtniaTy. Becol0Sry and Ter, ry
orraHIo weakness. pains II the lOins, structure
general GebIllfy, pTOstrattnn, nervOu snsss
LlEhssr pa Plt1SOn Of the heart, rinYing j. tSn -
loss o. meIH1ry, cOnfU.iC-, me auShoiy, e-Bior-
OF ms heSc, throat, lose, snd sEn, ard ali trose
PecuilAr disorders arising from the ndscrstiOn 81
Jou,E, rendering them unEt for either buglu ses
st2dy, society, or marriage.
DT. :. Eas the greatest remedies ia tie known
vorld f"r olEccSes OF tne hocd. gOnCfrt re, p So
strotur7s az rhli..s, seminal weak ssg, s5f .IS
&c. acre IL no case la vhloa Iaey fnii 10 cure ia
nom 20 days.
Victims Of there horrible couysilts, who y,ouIe
Wlsh 70 De Valnthle men and ornaments 90 EColety
ehouLa embrace the eSEiess opportunity fcr Teiis
DT SLllTlsn sr.aoo the mos cOIay. .cte arrsT =
mems for tks comfort Of hss r-t:s,its - ,L-c.
from dlst2ncs. They vii bs furnished Wiz -.
most piessSE: ana GGI9sHbls cEartarF, DsosgsaT,
0let "a GEde as comfortable ~ they Ccs.l ~ -
hrst oltSI hotel 6t less than halfts COST.
DO Let iGTEet the name AID number. Or Sku.
I,lsn's orlcs as on the corner Of SNth streat srs
RelcsylvhnlS avenue, ClarcrCou Hotel op1oSi. %
the NGucasi Hotel, Waah.nEton, ID. c.
fer5oEE at p Distance ghould enclosa et-s,, Co.
reLGrn postage. Once hourG, 3 A. II. To Ia ~ n
various parties have been ertlcad trc--1 nv - -
sutut!on by certain svlndlers on hack sf-ssss- -,
THIS city, who viii IL till the daT of thar 6-,6
HOrd 90 the Eise ls sufficient. - =
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n F F c A l..
DEPARTMENT OF STATE

WGSkiHstoa, JRly &c, 1851
Information has been received at this Depart
ment from Mr.. K. N. ShufeIdt, the Consul General
of the United States OF Havana, of the issue, on
the 18th ultimo, Of royal decree by which all in-
port duties on common ships bread are taken of
for the term Of fourteen months from the date OF
the publication of the roya! decree in Havana The
same decree also reduces u one-half, during the
same time. the import duties upon corn ana corn
meal and potatoes.
The duty by the taTif upon corn is s5x per
centum upon the valuation of 81 per barrel of sjc
Spanish pounds, when from foreign ports in for
eign bottoms; upon oornmeal ssh per osn.um upon
the valuation Of IS per barrel of 200 Spanish
pounds, from foreign ports in foreign bottoms
upon potatoes, from foreign ports in foreign yes
sells, 2h per centum upon the va nation of 81 50
per barrel upon foreign bresd, in foreign vessels,
3ih Ter centum upon So for every Is Spanish
pounds.
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HI hessrs McMannus and Norris Of the reve-
nue. service, stationed on board the Cutter Cor.
win, al the N lrrows, New Y ok, have boarded and
examined the papers Of 3.29O sail Of vessels, In
the three months ending 23d inst, as follows:
l45 steamers, 3l4 ships, 800 barqu.s, $40 brigs,
l, 1,700 schooners SIS sloops
TIE FEKLISs IN MIppLxrowy CoSS1c crcur
On the reception Of the bad news from Virginia
on Monday afternoon, Fifty Of the best citizens
volunteered their services to the government for
thirty days, and Lieut.. Gov. Douglas says the
number will at once be increased to one hundreds
W The British Government are busIly r..
placing the old smooth bores In their forts with
heavy Armstrong guns, many Of them 100 pounds
ers: It 10 q noteworthy fact that many batterio-
and works are now built by contract.
VI A st. Louis papsr says 2,lOo barrels Of
be~ bsrs iatsly rua The biosksds q osiro,
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THE EUROPEAN HOTEL. KEPT BY p.
EMkICH., at the corner OF Penn. A
avenue aud Eleventh etreet, has been VGH
greater lndueemeats Tor fhs patronage of oiti.els
sna t sEIanEerG than any other public house in the
Sy MS Prices being less thsn those of Any other
hotel on fenn. sveaue, and his acoommoda tons
Io5 Prepayment or transient boarders unexoeption-
&pie. Ine DAT and restaurant arrsLgelsnts 0f The
european Hotel have already become very popu
being ri thst can be dsslred By the most fas-
Qolous. The proprietor Pledges unrsnitted ,tfsn
on and continued liberal expenditures 10 1--WE ssf-
isnetQ2 p al and thus rsnevs his irY!txsion r.
~ - EVe<he EVropeap Hossl oall. dex-u
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narS-t.
HFFiCE OF IEaPECTOR AND SEsLEx
~ OF GAS METERS.

VASE rNG ToTI. Jnly 10, 1850.
,FOTIpE rs HEREBY GIyRf. That, az ree-
SLY 20 the PROVISIONS OF tnC ordinance OF the Cor
sorttloE approved May Il, I90, the undersigned 10
now preecred, "vheueyer rsfdired in writing. and
on pre- payment of the fse Of Fifty cents to Inspect,
examine. est prove, and SsceT tain the accuracy OF
rsElsAaaon OF any gas meter in HEe in this city"
hVorC meter, itiolnd incorrect, viii be condemned
sId another. sealed and marked ca true Will he
kst In 80 piAce: Ii proved to 30 acon-aIs in itE
;ns. sEleEt OF gas il will be se.ed zccc -uiaziy
and ssaln put in po1itiOn for uss.
OEcs No. $40 Seventh street, lEefr Odd Pcl-
GUS Eell 0aep frCC 9 o. n, 10 =. N.
CEAKLES W. CUNNINGHAM,
IL is-H Inspector and Siesler of Gss metsrs,