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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1867-10-19
FROM WASHINGTON.
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WASHINGTON, Oct. 13-Representatiye
Boutwell, is here, and in conversation says
he has not abandoned one iota of his pur-
pose to follow up impeachment, which, it
was alleged in certain quarters, would be
stopped, owing to the recent elections. lie
says he is rs strong as ever in his conviction
that impeachment is absolutely necessary,
and Is determined to prosecute it to the end.
JOHNSON AND BOOTH.
II is said the impeachers have evidence
that Booth and Johnson were on the most
intimate terms at Nashville, when the latter
was in command there, before he was elected
Vice President.
JOY OF THE REBELS OVER THE ELECTIONS.
Southern papers of rebellious proclivities,
received here, express great JOY over the
elections in Pennsylvania and Ohio. They
prophesy that the negro will be put down
all over the country, and hail the defeat of
the Suffrage Amendment in Ohio as the pro-
mise of their delverance from negro suprc-
macy, and declare that the Reconstruction
acts will never be enforced, and that the
next Congress will be compelled to modify
those laws. In the meantime the feeling
among leading Republicans here is decidedly
against backing down one particle in de-
manding the full guarantees for future secu-
rity required by the Reconstruction acts be
fore admitting the excluded States to repro
sentation.
SYMPATHY FOR IMBoDEN.
1t is understood that the application Of
the rebel guerrilla general, Imboden, to be
registered in Virginia, which was refused by
the registers, and his determination to carry
the case up to the Supreme Court, meets
with warm sympathy and encouragement at
the White House. 1t is not likely that
Stanbery would make very energetic argu,
ment against Imboden, if the case should
come before the Supreme Court.
A DEMOCRATIC LIE NAILED TO THE COUNTER
General Grant authorizes positive denial
of the statement by telegraph from here, that
he had expressed qualification at the result
OF the elections in Pennsylvania and Ohio
lie declares it to be without foundation, as
ne has not expressed himself to any one to
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Local AGENTS WANTED throughout the Unl
THE RIVERSIDE INsTITUT

Situate at Riverside, Burlington County,
sey, is founded for the purpose of gratuito,
eating the sons of deceased Soldiers and S,
the United States.
The Board of Trustees consists of the I
well.known citizens Of Pennsylvania and Ne
HON. WILLIAM b. MANN,
District Attorney, Philadelph
HON. LEWIS r, BRO0MALL,
Ex-Chief Coiner U. S. Mint, and k.9l
Deeds, Philad'a., Pennsylvania.
HON. JAMES NJ. SC0VEL, New Jersey.
HON. ". W. WARE, New Jersey.
HENRY GORMAN, Esq,
Agent Adams Express, Philadelphia,
J. E. CoE, Esq, of Joy, Coe Co., Philai
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, WAsHIEGToS
April l8, 1867, Office of Internal Reyenu,
ing received satisfactory evidence that the
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Library Company" will be devoted to c!
use, permission is horeby granted to said
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whether from special tax or other duty.
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The Association have appointed as Receiver
GEORGE A. COOKE & CO, whose wei hu
g'lty and business experience will be suihcit
tee that the money ntTusted to them Will be pr.
Piled to the purpose stated
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, May
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ry Co, N. s. READ, Secretary.
Gentlemen On receipt of your favor o' the
notifying us Of ,ouT appointment as RECEIVERS
Company, we took the liberty to submit COP
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Receivers for the Washington Library Co
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rsny for this place and vicinity
October 10, 1887.
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CRICKET.

ST. GEORGES AGAINST GERMANTOwN-fIRsr DAY
PLAY-PROBABLE VICTORY FORTHE ST. Georges.
very interesting match was commenced yester-
dav between the above named clubs the ground OF the
ST. Georges at HObOken. Wickets were pitched and
game called at noon and play was continued, with an
int rival of half an hour for dinner, Till D. when the
sumps were drawn with the result shown below. The
Germantown players the first 10 take the bat and
only, succeedPd 10 Scoring with the loss Of five
wicgets stand was then made by Mr.. Mexican, and
some pretty cricket resulted tho bowling, outheding
and batting being alike creditable The total
score however had only reached 60 when the last wicket
fell MI Morley who throughout the innings was very
true i'm his delivery. The St Georges also led OF badly
and their first batsmen only left the standing az
l3; Messrs Morley Buttereld and Ratch coming 10
the totally changed the current OF affairs adding
less than To the among Them and bringing the
total of the innings 20 "a or IL more than their opponents
Il will be noticed singular feature that every wicket
innings fell before Mr. Swan, VINO bOwed without
being changed during the innings and was extremely
effective throughout In the second innings the German
town PLAYERS found MI Gibbs's bowling difficult TO bat
away and Mr. MoKean the only one that succeeded
in taking double figures He however, run ont III
niudicOus attempt TO steal bye, 20 the regret OF the
who from the style in which he had opposed
the bowling. would have been glad TO have seen him
longer the wicket The ground was in excellent order
as viii he shown by the few bycs obtained and seemed
10 serve Mr. Norley's bowling, from which minimum OF
runs scored They will recomneDcc this day AT IL
H., Nj. Winter having still TO hand" the bat ON the
side OF the Germantown players.
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THE PCBLIC HEALTH.

IHF DANGER FROM YELLOW FEVER DANGEROUS
IMPORTATION or RAGS FROM HAY1I-THE DIS
EASE IN NEw-oRLEANs.
DR.. Dalton Sanitary Superintendent, yesterday
sent the Board Of Health copies OF the orders which
lie had granted the captain OF the steamer General
Meade July for the discharge OF that vessel at the
Hook stores aud the ri for her discharge in the
stream by lighters. Copies OF the following dispatches
ia regard yellow fever al New Orleans and IN Hay
were also sent 20 the Board:
OFFICE SANITARY SUPERINTENDENT METROPOLITAN
BOARD OF HEALTH NEW -loRK July 1, 1867.
To COiITHOS. MCPARLN, Ge,, Sherid0Rs HeGdqHGrisTs
-0yiegHs Ia; Does yellow fever prevail in New
Orleans. r.: H. DALTON, 49,.
sanitary Supt. Metropolitan Sanitary District.
NEw-ORLEhNs July I, 1887.
Dr. Ed Is. DALTON. Sq,idTs SitDt Metropolitan Board
OF RroRh. No sOI MoR ST: For the week ending June
80 yellow Fever in this city reported
I,y the Board Health Lieut. Dewey 9Th Cavalry, died
Yesterday OF yellow fever lie arrived here sick from
IndlznOia Texas where yellow fever Ia reported TO nave
appeared. MCPAkIn
Surgeon y. 4. A. Medical Director.
CUSTOM HOUSE,, NEw-NoRK.
COLLECTORS OFYICR, July I, 1881
SIR: herewith transmit for your information and
iser Resident United States at Hayt, which have re-
ceived the Treasury Department with the request
that DE order thai prompt measures may
taken prevent tbe introduction OF that terrible dis
ease the yellow fever into this port Respectfully y0ir
OlDsdent servant q. W. EMBRRE, Dep. Col
To John swinburne d. d. Health officer. Staten Island
LOCATION or THE UsITED STATS Pom AUPRINCR,l
UATTI, May %, 1867.
sR; esteem II my duty tScal yOnr attention TO The
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serious danger 10 public health OF country grow
ing out of the somewhat extensive importation INTO OF
rags from Hayt The rags which sent abroad from
this country are mainly If not wholly. gathered IN TIE
streets and seldom If ever IA proper condition Tor ex
port. And when yellow fever IS raging here ah now ~
IN the city there IL not bale which gees abroad which
does carry sufficient Infection 10 poison every ciy III
the Union. My attention called 10 tins matter ny
seeing an hour ago, what had reason TO believe was
the bedding used at the time Of his death oy an It
captain who died near Inc yesterday, AFTER lew houi
sickness with yellow fever, thrown upon the hlgnWay
make no question that the infected parcel VIII pe d. he
sacks the rack pckers before night ana mat Withh
week it will its way to New YORK or foson' AS
the season threatens to be slcRly IN tie United eties
YOU will perhaps consider the subject nave presented OF
sufficient Importance to be communicated 10 the Ita.
,otr obedicut servant II. l.. PECk
Hon. w. II. Seward, Secretary OF state, L. > A.
YELLOW FEVER IN TEXAS
GALVESTON. July 2.-Yellow fever has appeared IN
Indianola brought there by vessel from Mexican
port Five fatal have occurred The disease 10
easily controlled being by virnlent All vessels
from that port quarantincd acre. The health OF Gal
weston continues good.
YELLOW FEVER ~ NEWORLEANS.
New ORLEANS, July 3-Thc Board of Health re-
ports officially eight and ak death from yellow
fever during the past two weeks The disease Is not con-
sdered epidemic Vessels from infected Texas ports VIII
he Quarantiucd.
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CRIME.
REVENUE OFFENDERS SENTENCED.

REVENUE OFFENDERS SENTENCED.
James Frie was yesterday convicted, IN the United
States Circuit Court before Judge Benedict charged with
carrying on unlicensed distiery, on the corner OF
Prospect and Nayyss. He sentenced 10 TWO years
in the Albany Penitentary.
Hugh Mulvaney, convicted Of completely in the same
business was sentenced TO one years Imprisonment
BURGLARY IN BROOKLYN
During the temporary absence Of the occupants,
the house OF Rev. L. b. Guschard the corner of Her
kimer-st. and Troy-ave., yesterday entered by
burglars who carried of Watches jewery and clothing
of the value Of $500 No clue Of the perpetrators has been
obtained.
MORE GIFT JEwEIRY CASES.
Edward =. Peters, No. 80 East Twenty -siXthst.,
yesterday charged Mathew Westbrook, Myre Galtman,
and Jonah with being the conductors Of lottery
and game chance unauthorized by law, known the
Metropolitan jewelers. Association and Pianof0Tte
Manufacturing COmpany-Capital, S1,jOO0OO the com
panys offices being at No Eghth-st and No ia Third
ave Further that accused Unauthorized by special
law for the purpose offered money goods and articles
for sale and distribution, TO he determined by lot and
chance and capital prize list and monthly distnbu-
ton Of these articles by sealed envelopes Justice Dodge
held the accused for examination
THE vERRUL MURDER.
LEWISTON, Me. July 3.-Tho jury in the Verrill
murder case were out night and returned at this
forenoon for further instructions nine being for conyc
and three for acqutta At l20 they returned with
a verdict OF guilty Of murder III the first degree
FATAL SHOOTING AFFRAY IN BRookLINE, MASS.
BosTON, July San alteration took place IN
Brookline last evening between two men named
Matthews and Waters in reference 10 certain reports
damaging the character OF the former alleged to have
been put in circulation by the latter when Matthews
drew revolver and shot Watson in the abdomen infet
ing a fatal wound. Matthews gave himself up to the
authorities this morning.
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moving =. IN The real large factory to be ru,1 operation
Coroner Widey yesterday held inquest I'm the ease of
Michael Redug ad four years who over IN enr's'
st. by Ol Of the Gaust sIown Railroad and ne
verdict 81 accidental bath rendered tue jury holding pom n,
and conductor bameess The conductor discharged
but Capt Petty Fnh Precinct declined 70 discharge The a'e
but him before Justice Hogan deifu W
fe the The theTeupon taken back 70
the station and locked without commitment
Stephen F. Smith, No. IS Washington place, ON the 10th
setting forth that Dr. Robert King wanted partner IN ms
business which bringing him income Of go or s4o DAY
time equal the business He has since found ont that the
cepts large they had been represented 70 De- ana hoc
with having obtained from him fD under t pre-
The accused committed TO answer BY justice Dodse IN oe
flnt Of 1850 bail
At the meeting OF the Jersey City Common Council on
Tuey night communication received nom Mayor ops Gaining
Of the Board the dsingy hhy condition 81 ne De
JERSEY City and Bergen Railroad Company AZ e loot o
which he thinks calls for the Interference o %
m'tee Streets Public Health the neglect Of said Com
fnnh the necessary travelling accommodations 10 he public,
referred the Committee Laws and Ordinances
On the sth Of May John Uridman answered an adver-
which appeared In German the effect inst fatnc
Weir Eauor No oi R Twrntehst corner OF
Avenue A. wanted partner with 800 capital TO engage IN he hqor
dsey Weir alleged subsequently got Urdnan who
read write English paper and few days aneSa!
ordered complainant the dy be bad no nght
there got Donne that Weir had paid
5 Of the $40 Unduan had given him. wherefor Undman
With cheating daug him out OF the entire snn OF
Weir committed BY Justice Dodge 10 answer IN deu Of
$500 bail
Yesterday, in the Court Of General Sessions AOnzo
Klein was sentenced 10 NO years ana SIX months
Prison for stealing horse and wagon belonging 70 Drew
Rhodes sentenced Eve years IN state
E,, ON Inc 2h Of June Hugh Mcnskey
imprisonment In State Prison Tor daDbng Luxe
Bannsn, sentenced TO two years and SIX months
Prison for stealing from Adoph Bnnger and Fanny MEYER
imprisonment PrOh for stealing gold watch from Ira D.
Richard, OF No ~ Peryst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-04
1.-The Pen is Mighter than the Sword"
THE GOLD PEN-BESP AND CHEAPEST OF PENS.
M0RT0N'S GOLD PENS,
THE BEST PENS IN THE WORLD.

For sale at No. 25 MAIDEN-LANE, New
York, and by every duly-appOlnted Agent at
the same prices.
Morton makes no Pens stamped with the
Name or Trade mark of any other; therefore,
where an Agency is established, the public Will
be best suited, and at the same prices, by calling
on the Agent i'll all other places those wishing
the Morton Pen. must send to Headquarters,
where their orders will receive prompt attention,
if accompanied with the cash.
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win sneak The Harlem Railroad Company will run q
special car TO aud from the station leaving NewYOrk AZ
$40 d. ~, and returning at 1880 y. m.
PREPARATION FOR TIH FOURIlL
Last evening woTknen were busy employed epOn the
decorations of the City Hall under the direction otJant0T
oome, the solitary voter III the First Election District OF
the Sixth Ward. The Hall is 70 be made TalnhQWhued
with American bunting Viewed from the North river,
cIty, from the ghbOrhood of canast far up TO the
Central Park region blaze Of cOlOTed hres from
o'clock until midnight showing That Young America
unable 10 explode pistols, snakes, aud other pei1ous
pyrOtechny had expended his surplus fractional cur
Tency I'm kyrockets and taken early start IN his eel
ehrnfiOn of lie natiOns birthday.
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ELEGANT GAS CHANDELIERS AND BRACKl
TUNPOWDER.
ORANGE RIFLE AND SPORTING POWDER
THE PRIZE POWDER OF THE WORLD

The attention Of portsen called 10 the following r
trial before the Examining Board IN Washington,
August made this powder competition With iba
principal American POWDER FAR greater penetration range anu
MEETING IN kSGLtSD Juy 1860 com
petng the hest foreign powders IL won The h PRIZE
convened by order Of tie CoNNAsDElNtHHF OF Tts
NKwioR for the examination OF military sna arms Ntoso
attended by officers specially DETACHED by me hsh,
DANISH GOyERNNNT II Their printed rp" OF Hs
guns trial only would admit ball clear 10 a." be.'
al hring 100 ROUNDS without cleaning
This led porder they deem the srh Jet % 30 su'h
their The pocder ssed ~ mss
tatrdges special le,non being rp superior no
RIFLE POWDER manufactured by SMITH RAND i""h
Inber meeting OF the Board called Special Order No ZIG Of tba
Nav H. 1867 Is subject among o'ef
conditions O the following in article %
In order TO conform 10 the United standard charge
adopted powder will b. 20 grains The powder 9" =. ne
ORANGE Manufactured by SIXTH kshDfo"-
DIR Co Office No. 10 Broadway, NeW-iOrk"
The champion shooter State Of NrwYok writes fowt
With Orange Powder In raTshOoHg made tRe hger"e'
ever made killing Of "a birds Including - double nses
WIN Taylor the celebrated pigeon shooter oil jersey IVY s
4" II is the best powder have ever used -
Another Central NwYork writes Your po"-
der high here and the country round about and VII s"p
sete all others" ...a 49,.
OYsuge Lightning. lib eansters, Nos 2. 3 4 > Grain
- Ducking 5lb. canisters, Nos ], B. 3, Gram ~,
bound Kegs l2l lbs and 81 s NO.. 2 "fhA
Rife isgs Is b., M lbs, 8. MS Fs, Pig, FFFg
esnisters Il II. h. Fig
Kentucky Sporting ,snsiers, H., H., fFFg
wholesale Office at wholesale sS r'as
hou following dealers in arms;
COOPER POND, No. IN Broadway
ONION BLISS 4 Co. No IS Wsuen-st
SCHUYLER. HARTLEY GRAHAM a Co, No % Maiden rs
MORES SONS No. 20 broadway.
MERwIN SImPKINS No. 262 Broadway
W J. siMS 4 BRO. No. 200 Broadway.
SPIES, NISSAN Co, No 10 Courtlandtst.
THOS J. JONES No IS John-st
groeers and hardware dealers who sell powder
SMITH RAND POWDER Co,
M RroadSa NewN oVks
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d from an exhaustive


lst I'd. sd. 4th. 5th 9Th 7th. 9Th 9th. Toll.
Eckford .......O o = 20
Mutual - o 0 g. 20
Fiy-caches- Eckfod-Fesler, ]; Ryan, q Patterson p
Snyder l. Nelson 3-ll Mutual-Hatheld, 81 Leller, ?;
Mcmahon 2-7. -
Left on Bases-E ckford-Fesler Ryan and Snyder-3
Mutual-Martin, r. Hunt, Jcwett, BearnaD, McMahOn,
2-6.
out on fouls-Eckford times Mutual. times
Outs on Bases-EckfoId. II times Mutual, 10 times
struck Out-E ckford-Nelson.
Passed balls-Ncson, Jewett. 6.
Bases made on Called Balls-Eckford, 3 A: Mutual, g.
Double Plays Standardization and Kline. Mutual
Hatfield and Bearman, 2.
Time OF game-TwO hours and twenty minutes
IImpre-Nr G.. Mills of the Atlantic Club.
ScOTers-Niessrs SimOnsOn and DongaD
4 UNIQUE MATCH
A match is on the tapis between the baseball
scorers and the representatives, of the press We are
afraid brethren of the Quill will be rather at
disadvantage the time they enjoy for prae lee is not
extensive What play TO others work TO them The
contest Will certainly be interesting, and will no doubt
attract number OF spectators, eager TO criticize the
critics.
THE IRVINGTON CLUB.
The IryingtOns play match game at Easton to-
day with the Ncptnes Of that place The return match
between the rvlngtOns and Mutuals will take place on
Wednesday next 10th inst, at the Union Grounds VIII
uamsbuTgh.
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MoRToN's FIRST QUALITY.


These Pens 10 caras fine and are pointed with the
very best rdosmin Points, carefully selected and none
OF this quality il sold with the slightest impcrfecuon
which skill and the closest scrutiny can detect.
Every Pen is stamped A. Morton FIRST Quahty, and
numbered.
The Points warranted for slr months except against
accident. - -, ~
are extra heavy and strong.
PRICES OF PENS; AND PENS IN SILVER EXTENSION
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-04

EXPEDITION TO VENEzUEIA.-One division of the
expedition from the Lyceum of Natural History of vii
liams College sailed from this port on Monday on the
STEAMER Ocean Queen for Ecuador via Aspinwall The
other division will leave to-day for Venezuela Both OF
these countries but little known 20 the scientific
world, Venezuela especially, never having been visited
for a similar purpose. The Lyceum has been very sue
ccssfu in sending ont several expeditions, aud thereby
nddCd largely 10 its museum.
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CASES WITH PENCILS,
and No 10 the largest.
PRICES OF PENS WITH sILvER-MoUNrED DEsK-
MoRToN's SECOND QUALITY.

These are carats nne ana superior TO any Morton
Pens made pre- vious Ia the year 1880 o-, o--,.. ,
Every Pen is stamped "a Norton seeohu QuaHV'
and numbered. .. -.
accident. $500 -, - 49,. :. $500.
rs those Of the First Quality
rnIcrs OF PENS; AND PENS IN SILVER EXTENSION
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GTEINWAY g. sons
GRAND, SQUARE. AND UPRIGHT

A y O u Q IL Il T. S.
have taken Tbrtyfve First principal Pairs held Tin
country within the last ten and also First Prize MEDAL nE
International Exhibition ondon 1872 In comoetio, VIII III
Pianos from all parts Of the world
Every Piano is constructed With their Patent srafe Ausrgomsn
applied directly 10 h. Glu Iron Franz.
SrEINWAY SONS direct
UPRIGHT" Pianos RsyaatorD and doubt
patented 1866 volume and osl
elected nnaua6ea OF the pra
iesson and all who hsye heard them.
STBlNNAY SONS Pianos used by the
Europe and America prefer them for their public unsu
whenever accessible. These fssraI
PGH0s cpOted Europe and actually by
great psnsts in European COnoIt Rooms
Ever Piano Od Pianos taken
MAREROOMs
FIRST FLOOR OF SrEiNWAY HALL.
Nos II and 73 EAST FOCRTEENTHST,
kBM-YOkK.
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NEW COOPERATIVE SoCIETY.-About 80 working
men who dwell in the Twenty Ward have associa-
ted under the style OF the "New-YOrk WOrkingmens
Cooperative Society" and are 10 meet on Wednesday
evenings the schoolroOm at No 42 West Forty third
ST. The officers are: John Eassie, Presidents Edward
X Orre Treasurer and Edward Kelly Secretary. Every
candidate for membership requires members recon-
cndaon and must IS cents entrance fee such fee
emitting him 10 copy OF the socety's rules. Shares
are o. each No member hold more than
40, any person cast more than
one vote Members who wish to withdraw the
whole of their shares NAV do SO by giving the Society
weeks notice and II any member dies the Board OF Di
within mouth after the decease, repay 10
the widow husband other heir the total capital with
all arrears Of dividends belonging 20 the deceased MEM
Der The Treasurer must give satisfactory security. AZ
ter having all necessary expenses Of carrying the
business per cent OF the profits shall be gwen 10 the
padup shares, aud the remainder be distributed among
purchasers in the ratio Of their purchases Whenever the
accumulation shall warrant, the coOpernors will open
retail grocery somewhere In the Twenty second Ward.
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ITO SUBURBAN RESIDENTS.
No Family should reside in the country without using
IVES PATENT LAMPS AND ATTACHMENTS.

They he LIGHTED quickly GAS. fed and trimmed si
neatsl without removing the Shade Gloe Chimney
ing tie Baner
Tle produce better ht than GAS and nearly fonsepn
and miserable issl0st
Lam ihe generally.
Fox those residences
he ppe bH 10 which the reached
induced compliance with dcnanis) add "a
large Of Kerosene Lamps and Fixtures extensive
ELEGANT GAS CHANDELIERS AND BRACKETS;
Win from 10 u lights Cited sith Improvements for OF wlith
be removed when desired Tor the substitution 81 Gas
CALL AND EXAMINE OUR STOCK.
WE ALSO SUPPLY IN CANS OR BY sTlB BARREL. THB
BEST REFINED OIL, WARRANTED PUkK
JULIUS IVES Co, No. 10 Mshen-LaB', ny.