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SPiunder or CommissarY Stores by Citi.
zens-Awful Expiosion-Ftny Persons
Annthilated- MOvemen or the Rebel
Governor OF Virginia. Sc.
WASHINGTON. April 26 1855
The Richmond Wing and FINES Of yesterday have been
received Both papers begin presen. good appear.
ance. They are double sheets
The Wing has the following
From gentlemen Of intelligence who have reached this
city on foot from Danville, have some interesting
particulars of events that occurred there alter tho sur
render Of General Lees army.
When this event became known in town and the sur.
rounding country crowd of citizens Of ali classes ages
and color and arge,number of soldiers collected around
She buildings in which we're stored immense quantities
OF commssary stores and after short dekberation made
general rush upon the establishments
The parties in charge OF the stores first attempted
to resist the mob but quickly forced dessl ana
seek their own safety in fight
The mob scattered overy part of the build
ngs, each person plunderng according fancy
In one OF the buildings It appears there was large
quantity OF anmunition, gunpowder IN kegs and per
oussion caps The soldiers and country people swarmed
around tho powder, eager to II for towing pur
poses While they were thus engas cd bv some means
IRE communicated 10 the powder, and In the
building and its contents, including over af.y cersons
blown to atoms.
This horrible tragedy for time put check upor the
,plunderng, which, however, soon recommended
but with somewhat more c:rcumspection Ex-Governor
Extra Billy Smith was in Danvlle when our informant
left He had been vaporng good deal about bs deter
mination never TO surrender saying thar sooner than
succomb he would turn bu.hwacker, guerrilla or some
thing OF that sort. Notwithstanding this Informant
learned just before leaving that Extra Billy hal
flag Of truce to General Meade the object CT which had
not tsnspired. We may mention this connection
report which has obtained circulation here that citizens
of Lynchburg either requested compelled the Gov
.ernor TO leave the town
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took out 5000 IL specie The Ariel from Aspinwall'
brought only 500 sl0
Money continues very abundant at s 8 per
cent with exceptional transactions based upon
governments at ~. This monetary eass grestIy
assists the rise OF prices for securities Of all
descriptions, and q much higher range of quctsaions
Is predicted by the buls" in consequence Those in
terested IN United States bonds particularly sangune
and nve-twenIes regarded mine OF wealth to who
ever buys them at present prizes but IL ID well to
member that Wall street opinions change with the
ke and that the latter ia verbally treacherous.
nevertheless, appearances promise further rise.
There Is considerable activity In petroleum stocks,
although very little is doing towards the formation Of
new companies. There has been attempt to ''cor
ner' the Omitted States lately, and "short" sales are
made as freely the Stock Exchange The
low price Of petroleum stocks presents facilities
for speculation which hgi. priced railway shares
do not, and hence spectators Of small means
are disposed to court Fortune in oil The goddess is,
however, fckie there elsewhere, and many have
found to their cost that low prices do not always
imply good bargains. II is announced that petroleum
stocks will be called and after tonight at tho evening
exchange.
Tho business at the sub-Treasury to-day fol-
lows
lota TeceipS ....................... ooJI
paiahCe ..oo,ot4 ioI
Subscriptions u government loan. 400 900
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
"WEDNESDAY, April 26-oP \

"WEDNESDAY, April 26-oP NJ.
Business has been actively resumed to-day after the
interruptions Of the last fortnight and strong specua
tive feeling 10 favor OF rise manifests itself Wall
street. At the first session of the stock exchange
market active and strong Erie was az higher than
at the morning board Saturday New York Central AZ
SX, Hudson River 21s, Reading So, Michigan Central
an Michigan Southern so, Illinois Central ~ Cleve-
land and Ptsburg 5, Northwestern Al Cleveland and
Toledo Rock Island ga, Fort Wayne 2g., Quicksilver
TX, Cumberland4 4.
Government securities in demand for invest nent
the encouraging aspect of national affairs having
strengthened confidence in the national credit Coupon
nve.twcrtcs showed an advance since Saturday morn.
ing OF " ten.fores "a, OF 1881 r. At the open
board at one O'Clock the market was l ~ per cent
higher and at the second open board the improvement
continued, with very large business Erie was so per
cent in advance of the closing price of the morning
New York Central -, Hudson River go, Fort Wayne a.
Michigan Central l, Michigan Southern TX Cleveland
and Pittsburg Il, Rock Island l. Government securities
were strong. Coupon five twentes advanced X and
skies of 1881 u.
At the open board at half past three the market con-
tnued strong, and quotations in the ascendant
Eric closed 49, Hudson 13, Reading l0osi Michigan
Central ia, Michigan Southern 7lj4 Illinois Central
a16X Cleveland aud Pittsburg 7oJs, Rock Island 99,S
Northwestern 34l5 Fort Wayne 1905, Cumberland OLA
sen1ortlos VIA.
The gold market opened strong, but under a rumor
that the Cunard had arrived Halifax with
vices that 6vetwenties had advanced In the London
market to go a 81, IL became heavy. Subsequently IL
partially recovered under a contradiction Of the
Another rumor TO the effect that General Grant
mad been assassnaed was freely circulated although
could be traced to reliable The supply Of gold
on the street Is light, and there 10 still difference oil
oetween the cash and regular rate. The fact of hun
dred ana twenty millions Of currency havag been issued
TO the national banks, In addition to the s6s3 o63
issued BY the Treasury previous 10 the end Of March,
1avors speculation after the recent depression
and Of the same time imparts nrmness TO the
gold premium. The prospect Of a further re.
turn Of our railway and national securities from
Europe and large increase in our future cYpor, trade
operates In the direction The return of govern
ment bonds will not be likely TO affect their market value
here; but IL will exert direct influence putting up tho
price Of gold The sevenhty note loan Is increasing
the public debt at the rate Of nearly three millions day
and many Of these notes employed currency, and
Che aggregate debt registered the S1s of March was
s23eo,e65,o77 The gold quotations were:--
40 rEna<
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Aanhral Thatcher's Report OF the Capit-
'uission-FOur Hundred Guns Takon,
&C., Sc.

AamAral Thatcher's Report OF the Capt.
uission-FOur Hundred Guns TIA ken,
&c., Sc.
WASHINGTON, April %, 1866.
rne Navy Department has received the following
wssr GULF BLocKADIss SQUADRON,
UNITED STATES FLAGSHIP STocxDAIE,
Orr MOBILE April Is, 1855.
'Sm-In nv last despatch of the i2h inst I had the
honor to inform the department that General Granger
and myself had demanded the immediate and uncondi.
tona surrender of the city OF Mobile and that 1t would
undoubtedly be accorded the city was at our mercy
and We were in possession Of the outside forts
The officers detailed by General Granger and myself
met by Mayor and other authorities the
entrance o. the city, and demand for its surrender
there The parties then repaired TO the Ciy Hail.
where the Mayor addressed the following communca
tion:-
MAros's OrrIcE. Cry OF MOBILE, April IA. 1855
% Of tho az On hands Of Colonel
handing The Thirteenh army corps and Lieutenant, Com
Admiral Thatcher demanding the Immediate and
The CITY been evacaied by the militia y authorities and
ITS @ ss n9T within my ,ao Your de.
oa humanity mt AL the saiegnarda you throw around
r. H. SLOUGH
third ssny corps Acting Rear Admiral Ii. fnArcsss
The flag Of the United States was then hoisted on the
'Cty HAIL and portion OF the troops immediately ad
'vanced to prevent plllage.
The Provost Guard being established the works around
were then garrisoned
NAVY iaTu mas Oeen seIZe0 IN nFna OF inc navy.
but most of Its contents had been destroyed except
lumber and a quantity Of soft coal.
The Octorara and three river Monitors are now at
'anchor in front Of the city down the Tensas rbe
former and one OF the iron cais will be up Tom
bsbee river where the rebel iron clad Nashvili AMI
lgnboat Morgan have fled but the Huntsville and Tusca
ioosa-wo powerful rams-were sunk Spanish river
before tho evacuation
Our naval forces busily engaged in blowing up
and removing the distractions in the main ship channel
which have proved 10 be very formidable and full tor
pedoes, although we are removing Them rapidly
/ he fO1ant fhafth o IN
Ida has been destroyed by q torpedo while engaged
iin this work, al well launch Of the Clncinnatl
and that the brig Ahea destroyed while dragging
Tor torpedoes IN Blakeey river Also thar the gunboa
sciota was sunk yesterday, while under way running
across the bar, In twelve feet Of water
There Is prospect Of raising this vessel and
pairing her damages
The reports of the commanding officers Of the vessels
thus lost together with the lists OF killed and wounded
VIII DO forwarded received
30 Tar as ascertanod the numbr Of guns captured by
'she army and navy wilLot fall short OF four hundred
many Of them new and Of the heaviest calibre Tho
amount OF ammunition and ordnance stores also very
large Very respectfully, your obedient servant
Il. T. THATCHER, Acting Rear Admiral,
Commanding West Gulf Squadron
To Hou Gtnsos WElLEs Secretary OF the Navy. Wash.
'tngt0n.
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.
WEDNESDAY, April 26-6 p

ASHES. Receipts. $50 bbls. The market continued
dull and heavy. and without salcs to report
BagADsrupps ~ OIL bbls -four o03 bbls
and 1898 bags meal, 600 bush wheat, $3.50 DO
corn. $500 do oats, los do rye. 1888 do malt The
MARKET for State and Western aour continued dull and
prices Of the medium and common grades declined Sc.
per barrel while the choice grades we're rather nrmer
The sales were 1000 bbh State and Western. 800 do.
Southern and 400 do Cansd an ct the annexed quota
tons, the market closing quiet o. sye Bour have
no sales TO report Corn meal very q rm, but not
very achve Sales OF 700 bbs IS rs for Jersey and
inkR randxuina w
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SHIPPING NEW S.

Ga 10 o.
Port OF New York, Aprm 90, 1895.
CLEARED
Stewardship Lafayette Orr Been.s. Hase-Geo aacsea
Ship Orpheus, CrowelI. Gan F-'nc,.co-R n Cooley
Ship GOTTA tBr, Msyey ToSas,s.pearborn Bros.
R.rk Sysn,ns s star lnr M a, I Co
Brig soIiesiss (swe Nickierg tfessad,-F,s6 Meiu.ke
Brig W aesm;ne (Brem, Breckesstun. Hav,ns-James
Brig searsrirsg Sea Or. seeer Cos.,ssy.w Ing.us
Brig St Vincent Obi, Ganoa. Sc y'hos. NIB y Small
Ess Maria whs Bryan. t.ss Co
schr Salvador fbr Hansen siSAa an" OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
schr 2 Dcyntus Dewa,ens, Ahaoo . Douglass
ssr 5ss%y s e sss
sss; Hume s SAX south 1% % Racsss Sou
sro.as cSs~s
s ss ae Es.ssss k Ts. xes s.%e
ARRIVED
nooso. Ssrr A s~: CT. 5srao
-s;s vrs:s sSsss a TX Leas
g sss. H. y
:sss sposs gSnSos &c 9asss. ~ Wen. sh inst io, fA
Steamship Columbus, S.r'c% n.v."s April ~ win Dd.s
'T Futon 20 e . ..e @son r se,
Hp S1 ssssss.a us @
pont pound NJ NY I'M, steamship Arago 10 miles CT
Steamship Chas Benton. saassr Beaufort NC 81 porrs
' ssndGsEs ,,..por Share. As,.n
steamship AIssmbrs u transp--.> Benson Fortress
HS Ss..!S 70 9un..srms"ssr c.,. y,,,-...
Monroe hour, en i" ballast to Ts oaa:tesnss,st
Ship Essex (Brl Barnes, Cardiff: Feb 10 via Bermuds
sS,s sold .sse%, Ss,:.9d,ssH do,a"ns;
% she g esT '' In bal
Barn 4oyaser sr wy,is Ses.,ns Feb. pa..ed orAl
tar March n, with fruit. 10 ms ster.
Barr Carlton soe Bostono Trsca'n- sas"n' days. with
BARR Kate siamie1 Crawford Fortress xesroe days.
with h, a%mant.on 70 the Navy D"part%rn. - =,
ssS:psss Anassx., Hayes. sasn. 10 day.
Brig Geo Baker Ss ps"S Hanson xros. sny. with M,
front af s .ss''
Brig Active GI, se,snsy Kemedo; days With sugsr
"is ky sss .s
S u S.o H s 4Ss GSw sig
from Sandy Hook passed tie stern g oop or schr with
Brig Henry Lawrence Jackson Washington DC. days.
sshr De Soto Johnson, Maansas. rs days with morsses.
Schr vema Iof Cambridge Mass) Moore Cenfueaos. 10
days with molasses to Thompson Hunter.
sr sszws rs+ s E%y Haven
sen Laura Gertrude Campbell, Fortress Maorae sdays
s ssSr crh ssa s srsnS V, y,En. days
ST; %s@a T Ess sss. ygss
s sesr M Mssyss R Dnn t.so ySn days
ss%r Esli %s E Palmer Ba si" day..
ss sr Dssass sfsr
s sss n %%ip R, wr Fa,; Sos" e.
Schr Geo Gillum, Hoyt, Portland CT
Ship E.n Austin from yerpoS brought ss passengers
EysniSs star Hssnibai; schrs Hannah, D Davids0a
W. nd at sunset 8, light.
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Navigation Westward.

BUFFALO, N. Y, April &c. 1865
Three propellers, which started out early Tuesday
morning, after considerable difcuty got through the
ice last night. 1ney bound to Toledo
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The wheat market continued quiet there being no dc.
mand outside of the immediate wants OF millers but
prices were without material change Tho sales
confined to 25 900 bushels at 81 IS 81 SIS for amber
Michigan and 81 Gil for winter red Western Rye was
more active and rmer, with sales OF ~ 900 bushels at
81 o. 81 % for Western and 81 12 for state Barley
was duh and nominaly unchanged Malt was dull but
firm at III S. The corn market shade 0rmer with
limited supply Sales % 900 bushels, at 81 3S 81 40
for old mixed Western, 81 IS 81 42H for yellow,
and 81 80 for new white Western Oats in fair sup
ply and scarcely firm Mt Sic SIC for Canada s5c for
Jersey, and s5c. a sec. for w stern
CoTTcs-There was an increased spinning and spccu-
lative demand, and the market decidedly frmcr,
prices having advanced FULLY &c per III, with sales Of
$500 baes, the market closing very firm, with up
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No Pimples, no Darkness Under the
eyes appear after using bottles of HELMBOLDS CON
CENTRATED EXTRACT SARSAPARIILA.
Rid Yourself OF Humors
In the spring months by using HELMBOLD'S CONCEN.
TRATED EXTRACT SARSAPARILLA.
Tho Injurious Effects OF Alcoholic
simuans overcome, and the system purified by using
HELMBOLDS EXTRACT SARSAPARItLA
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ITO for thor SIXTY days bills London and HOY
81 three days The steamer Canada from Boston TO day.
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A Beautiful Complexion stands ehe
closes. scrutiny HELMBCLDS EXTRACT or sARSA'
PARILLA 10 the rpmedy.
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All the Modes OF the World In LEdfcs',
Misses' and Chdren's Fancy HATS for the
oe seen IN the superb exposition Iepensted
Broadway.
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Royal Havana Lottery.-See Omcial
drawings Of April 20, on another page. - -
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A.-Lottcry Prizes Cashed. Circulars,
j. X. CLAYTON, 10 wall street NY
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AZ $50 BrOadway-ROwier n Wells
make chronological examinations with charts daily
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New York, January 1s, 1865.
WV. II. GRxGG. NJ. D.:
DEAR s,aI affords me pleasure to add my testimony to
the others of the good qualities OF CONSTITU TON
WATER believe sir that Il the great panacea dis.
Of the kidneys have been afflicted with Inflammation
of the kidneys and irritation nf the bladder years.
contracted when travelling south and westchange Of eli
mate and water Have treated with the best
could get relief was induced by friend mine try
Constitution Water have used nearly two bottles
and must that believe the disease X entirely cured
cheerfuiy recommend to all suffering from like difficulty.
Very truly yours, K W. FLINT, No st. Marks place
Depot 46 Cliff street.
No Lady's Toilet Complete
Unless there he the FRAGRANT SOZODONT unto tho
breath sweet odors mparts the gums ruby edness
assume, the teeth quick rival aabaster
pearls set In n coral
Sold by all druggists and perfumers.
Not Few OF the Worst Disorders That
afct mankind from corruptons Of the blood
HOLDS EXTRACT OF sARSAPARILLA Is . remedy Of
the utmost value.
Necklaces for Misses-Tw0. Three, Five,
Eight, Ten, Fifteen to Thirty Dollars For sale by O. c.
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A silent Sewing Machine.
WILCOX q GIBBS COS Broadway
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American Watches, Gold Gnd silver,
from Forty i've Three Indred Dollars each For by
GEoR1E O. ALLEN No 4I6 Broadway ono door below
Canal street, formerly No II Wall street
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CONCENTRATED FLUID EXTRACT sAh8ATARuLA
remosN Dlaeh spos pmpes and all ~ sks"
A Beautiful Com ple.Ion stands shs
closest ss, scrutiny HELMB0LD's EXTRACT or sARSA
'A"iAAA 10 'ns nmeay.
A Silent Sewing Machine.
WILCOX 0fBBs. oOs broadway
AZ $50 Broadway-Fowier n Wells
make chronological examinations with charts daily.
All the Modes OF the World In Lrdfcs',
Mses and Childrens Fancy HATS for the
MAY De seen in the superb exposon
Broadway. 's" ''''''' ~ "A'" o ~"
American Watches, Csola snd silver,
from Forty Owe TO Three ndred Dollars each For sale by
GGnoR9E g allen No 40 Broadway. one door beb~
vd Bstc =. Hair Dye-The Best In the
Sys .sory .eSs ns'"n'aneos The o"y perfect
Colgate & Co.'s Honey Brown Windsor
and Glyccrne Soaps for the oe-For By druggists
ana dealers IN perfumery and fancy articles
Coughs.-Tho Adm In istratiOn or Medi-
cina preparations in the form lorense is of ali modes
the most eligible and especially regards
Cough remedy "BRowN's BRONCHIAL rRocHEs"
or Cough Lozengcs snsy irritation which induces coughing
giving instant relief In Bronchitis Hoarsensss rndus
and Consumptive and Asthmato complaints
Cantering HOrses, Invslids' wheel
Chairs Flag STATS 8 W SMITH % william arect.
Flags, Mourning Kim lems. Mot oes, &c..
way.
Grover 4 Bakers First Prom ium Efos.
nc stitch and Lock Stitch SEWING MACHINES. l9o
Broadway.
GOuraud's Italian Medicated Soap
cures pmples freckes, eruptons tan and all bemishes
A. his depot 4aS Broadway. and druggists
Hig hest Premium Lock stitch Sowing
Machine and Button Hole Machine
WHEELER WILSON. No 62o Broadway. n Y
HehmbOld's Extract Buchu.
Those who use II neither waste time money.
HIPS Hair Dye, so Cents; Black
brown reliable Depot No. Barclay street. Sold by all
druggists.
Immense Prices Paid for Old B0Oks.-
" UO Books. Engrsvings, &C., on hand.
LEG0AT BROTHERS, lis Nassau, below Beekman st.
just Published
TONY PASTORS CARTE DE vISITE ALBUM
SONG9TER,
containing THE Carte de vse Album," IT would not be
Baby "Sarah's Young Man The Dutch Clock Man." aud
FIFTY OTHER NEW SONGS,
IS sung BY the celebrated comr vocalist Tony Pastor
PRICE ONE DIME.
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Prines Cashed I'm all Legaiixcd Lotteries,
ana Information given. Drawings seut
j. CLUTB, Brokers' onoe, l76 Broadway
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just Published-
TONY PASTORS CARTE DE vIsITE ALBUM
SONGSTER
containing THE Carte de viste Abum," II would be
Baby. sarahs Young Man" The Dutch Clock Man. aud
FIFTY OTHER NEW SONGS.
IS sung BY the celebrated comic vocalist Tony Pastor
PRICE ONE DIME
For sale by all booksellers
DICK FITZGERALD.
Publishers, Is Ann street.
Copies sent TO any address free of postage.
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Bachelors Hair Dye-The Best In the
world Harmless reliable instantaneous. The oaly perfect
| dye. Factory 81 Barclay street
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Mourning Badges and Pins, At Hitch
COCKS, IA Chambers street
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Janeway & Co., Manufacturers OF Pa
per Hangings No. 81 Dey street
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No More Gray Hair or Baldness.-Forty-
FIVE years practice Advice free by Dr. GRANDJEAN Aston
place
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Colgate 4 Co.'s Honey Brown Windsor
Ind Gyccrne Soaps for the sale by all druggists
md dealers in perfumery and fancy articles.
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Immense Prices Paid for Old Books
% OO Books, Engrsvings &C., on hand
LEG0Ar BROTHERS. lis Nassau, below Beekman st.
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IroR A TRUE PORTRAIT or LINCOLN orr NEW
IL YORK MONTHLY AND WORKING wOMEN's AID.
yooArb, 1srmsN Ma rear. Address boa 49, RVss onc
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Necklaces for MIsses-Two. Three, Five,
Eight. Ten, Fifteen to Thirty Dollars For sale by c.
ALLEN No AIS Broadway, one door below Canal
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NEWS FROM DANvIlLE, VA.

'Piunder OF COmmtssarY stores by Citi-
zens-Awful Expiosion-Finy Persons
hilated-Movementso or the Rebel
Governor OF Virginia. sc.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-03-13
For Wood or Coal.
1,ME ATTENTION OF THE PUBLIC

THE ATTENTION OF THE PUBLIC
Il is called to the above Furnaces as they combine
ventilating with heating qualities.
The inventor has after years of experiments, sue
ceedcd in perfecting what he claims to be tho best
Furnace now in use. Among its many advantages
over the ordinary Furnaces, are:
The small amount of Fuel required to keep it in
operation.
Keeping the rooms constantly supplied with pure,
fresh air, drawn from Natures inexhaustble stock
out of doors.
Large Air Chambers, avoiding the confinement Of
heat in heated walls and hot metal chambers.
Improved Water Chambers. which keep up
steady supply of MOISTURE, which overcomeS the
great objection to ordinary Hot Air Furnaces.
The castings are heavy, and strongly bolted to-
gether guaranteeing durability under any degree Of
heat.
Particular attention is called to the SELF -RE(sU- =
LATlNG ARRANGEMENT L of this Furnace, which
has been pronounced by scientific men to be the
BEST EN EES MADE.