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, 1869-11-20
S1pREH pEATHE,
Snppoeed Suicide Of Z Vazrunt-A Woman
On ihe Way to Folfec Stntion
Dies In u WaKob.

Asourg mun nsued Aaron c. Wltnrow died !.
the Huron Street Station early yesterday morn
lnp, tEom znt effects, It Is believed, or selt nd
ntnIVterec dose Of opium. The deceased had
been res ulas hesisut OF the ataton, mating n.s
appearance now ~ lodrer and then as PRISON.
ts on the charge Of drunkenness. At An curly hour
On ch1Tsea5 p,sht he was peted up
Dtsrtor1, n state Of l4ioI'cas,on.
lie xas PLACED IN a Tell, where be teEa!ned All
night. 10 the morning, on opeoing the cell, he
vas found dead a posi- tnost<n examination, sud
Other Testimony, induced ne iafy to ot!,ese that
death elkue1 from an ovcruole OF opium. and q
verdict Fas rendered accorllus!y. Deceased
came to Chicago from 1udisup, but nosning
further il tnown about bis htafo1J. ...
Last evening, between aud 10 O'Clock, OtflceF
1hnderEar, tloirg daty on sunth C14Fk STREET. " -
informed that drunken woman had taken re-
tuRe IN q secoLdr baud stosr, owned by A. Gold
stt TO- NJ the corner Of Van Buren, street, The Of
ncef procured All express wagon, but on his arrt-
sal found ne woman tn d.lne condition He
then tuMtpnned Dr.. Dodge, hut before the atri-
vi Of the physician sha woman had expired
1he remains were then iaken 70 the AE1norJ. the
body is that Of = woman about % years OF age,
H'ih nd ba!r. she Fms poorly clad. Mons Of
the olceEB at the Bnt!en cou1d iLentify her. Coz
optr Cleases viii hold m inquest 10 tlsy.
, 1869-11-20

The Hea,th-1itt equaltzea the ctrc ulatiou Of the
b'cod. II any post,on Of the loly has too much
blood In tt-!s In state Of congestion, az II Is
te,med-B0me other part Is deprived Of tta due
proportion: hence disease, unaffected NJ cold
haLds and fees dry akin, Inactive Liver, co1st!pa-
sion. tLdtaes..on, etc. arising from IN nsutrlclent
suppg Of boot le these ratls, and accompauled
BY Ialp!tatou, difficult brea:hfog. headache. yer.
uTp, eulneas Of tue Geusea, apoptexy, parNSsta,
pttyous dtsonterr. etc, calscu By an oyersupply
af blood IL the teaft, .aHG<. brain, etc.
The nes!th-LtfI promotes nutrition. Tue blood
Is stSoL s0l1tlou oE bone and muscle, BRAIN,
nerve. etc, and the nutrition Of the different
ton.e, muscles, uefres, prun cells, etc depends
or ,he thotorganeas l,t Which The circulation O,
the solution Ii carried On.
The Health. Lift helps the body 10 throw Oh
wasse ns1ters, which, IL seta.uea, Impede action
and tep preAs nfc. dnpR al ita processes and pol
sonlrg the welepttIg Of life itsclf-the blood. BY
bringing the blood 70 the surface and thoroughly
circulating II through The whole organism, the
gksn, IusRs, kdae5s, ETC, Ase en2e'ed 10 se4zs and
excrfte these waste, poisonous tnssters,
The Heslth.Ltft, IN brtcf, improves sne general
heath, 8Ed 20 eradicates disease Three years
experience Of II tn this CITY. by oveF Thousand
sel koo#a citizens, testify 10 Its 1ei1ts and
value.
, 1869-11-20


k1suLT or JaE RlCK
The. Tyne crew won by 4hreo len1ths Ths
u3s = takrh ~ chrnnoEreph VA 20 mtrQte1 q
Mc1odA 11e@ teanEu MatIn'' for nke anu
III % toweo % November Is ltotn Ni9b.iersl
6f1ogc 20 scots wood Suapen4lou on The Tgue,
fAofoSLn INTERNATIONAL TACuT RACE.
n: 44neA AshsN13. the oxnef OF tho Enx1!an
Jsent Cambria, has addressed letter to Wr.
bennttt. u xa.th he onFr1 to race h.a yAcai
EK te1ns:
has. Ea.l-A rsnc ID tbs int week Of Mx-rb- 1s.n
Iosa y. a. roNnd the lie IT Wteht- Hayai th.mrs
yacht Club nuratEtrstnt snd dtc allsHxaee: "a fr-
atsfttn4 II To tunh # h&nd+, canrss Or Frieuds: IA
st.1 tscan ou1 anthaEs ~ cAovlA Hoxn
4saef NJ. - E4cr frtxn kydr roIui CAefbou.x
ofcakEAtef and bsGk. RyA Thames Yaeat CIup tneas,
HfctntEt md st1e all .<A1cr. reatlitop u To nuC
r ~ htnd crar2+ of fr~Eat; T. start frctu our ~
th6f~ with toftsall And n.kspaAt1 eet.
1tats So s-Ah71s the 7h Ia the l11h Of March rse
sfotn CoNes Ne~ York; t51rk t.AEt. an 10 4ptg.
AEy dnr111uaa vs.
Rae.s .Na. adj -TNo -srcs IN New York s~stes,.
oser The utnG eourse es the NeE York Taeht Cu and
to Attotdsuo- with ther mode Of MEASUREMENT umc
ale~ ancea CT eth<r ueaai caudklaus-
1be tr1zea Tor the 4toya races arc 70 bs noms-
~! stakes In the form of cnpe. ~ AE. Ashoufy
ootecis 10 Iacea fur money. Mt. Iennett dec1!ne1
All prpIosst:uns fur Inland races, tut accepts khe
ebslIerge to1 an oceau race from The Old Head OF
ktn@ale 10 The l!gatenin nu Saadg Hoot, tue day
oil sailtr9 10 be the sth Of March, ls10.
, 1869-11-20
Grant S3nvArrwnn& En7n

Attention IL invited 10 the ta!e Of tho United
States ArtEory property, at 1A.pers Ferry. West
Virginia, which II TO Lake place on the 30th int.
This sAie commends itself 10 capitalists and man.
uiacsuEess A. well worthy Of tseix attention, ~
Possessing tnduccnenis tot profitable Investment.
TIE imn ense water ro"er Of the Po+omso and
Shenandoah, @b1th this properly cdE2eands,
wh the great facility for procuring Iron and coal
In the vicinity. suggest thts n snitshle place
for the establishment nf large works. The sale Is
nade on The most favorable conditions, no
ca.h RI. nent being required; the property to
be paid for IN onb and Two yesrs from time OF
, 1869-11-20

The Aesers Roed, Of Reeds Telnrle Of Music
announce The following uew terms upon which
pianos may he obtained: Second hand planoi at
from e1oo 70 tasN: new Revoo.pclavA rosewood
pAftos f33o 10 $54a; sirunE, substantial pta nos,
sit'. unc in.,dc work, good ssJie, rosewooi case,
s5sd 10 <ssa: orst-caats pianos. Win handsome {
cared &rf~ case, rost wood 1csk. ETC. 3&sa TO {s3
Tcs1nss5D cath: hen s13 or N per month on toe
secopd-tand pIsnoa. and - per month on the
nex, until tae !Gstrameut 4 all psad tor. A ne<
with pct nfcs oi twenrs-nne styles q p!anoA viii
be ktnt tree to Auy ntss IA sentiug tnstr name
ne+a'A Temple Of Mus,c, No. u Usarporn s,ress,
Chicago.
, 1869-11-20

HrEnEED NIlE WALKING NArcu IN Hosrox.
nnk1px, Nor. 13.-Tne hnnased mtle wasting
contest teru.it atcd last TIA. between D:nsa7re,
paDie's. Oddly. Mccain, MeGibsoD, nad Taylor.
Oddly concluded hts h0nfrvs1 mtlcs Ia rwentt.
tNenty-loo ho17s and forty eight minutes Dlns-
Eore, Who came in third, Was in the best condl-
, 1869-11-20
AQE.ATtC.


WALTER H9pwf R1Ar5 stp1Es-
lGSpQS, Sos. iS--Tls tuIcrnltonal scaling
match betEeea Water Blown, Of Portland, Me-
Aho ]. II. Sad.cr, of 1ondou, occurred on the
Tyne, at Newcastle, 10 DAY. BIO III Won By t~o
!stEsns. .-.-.-
IHY NE1CES FOCE-o1EKD H11Cu.
LONDON, Nov. IA l0uf. o$rc1 zach batTce1
TIC Tyne 2nd Thames cEeNs VA Fowet fo-aN
on kae nsFez TJEe .oEer = coatse three so.s
three quarter Miles IN length TIA race was woc
BY the Tyne crew.
Tue FIRST FoCE-a4RED xA1cd.
From fAs FzA Nail Gs.<.1, Nor. s.
Tar orAs ot the great facet between the Iieked
zen pl Iotcou &.3 Nevc.st.e, tho rcrresecA8lye
ctex4 OF tie Tha-nea and she Tyne. CANE Cd mis-
aiiefpoou OVER iaa ch Amplon course !fpn tntoeJ
70 Mos1IAke and wa4 ~lioeA-ert by q 1atEr Asscns-
n!sec ct erecsasors, al1neEGn ! roaya& rasu.
which set in about Eoo1. -1uSf have ktpt soMe
Aunare1s away. Among Inc Various taetdsota
VINCE have engrnssed rne 1quattc mird, whetaec
annual or otktr1lAe, uone hare claimed 4 EreAttf
anount of public attention dartnH TIE lAst thnsJ
Icafa ,hau lhr frer.fccs<7taG ftnd between re
Sortn aud south couat1y oAts1eA wa1ca h&a
It's rte IN The dispute ~ to VINO colld b1ad sNc
fa8iest beat4 aEd culnlnAstl IN tne ta1mo7s O
TIE i4+4 Robert chAuhelS over The Luadanefa On
their O. i gronnt from 1855 to 1863, Faaa NeatJ
Eeuey again wrestet the chanpto1shto n3aotS
rom him. Twcu7E.feven 8ears ago the Sofsa
the + ne. when 1ne bfoshess CtaApes Aad Ell *a[u
tiA~ tea ~e1c teAteu "a theit own nyef 6J HOO
en Coontes, Robctt Se@en and the paanledtea
Stree u u time the tlval schools hnve met e.
tea1eda3 II seSastts. aud Victory nA u1e
tltep decided for the NORTH cc1ntiJ nen
shAn ther r1vAls, but never I'LL nos
] 80 ssco1d soaa jfds ssee been u1snss1- Toe
, 1869-11-20

+stnt W. s!c In% recording arose ont OF lne late
col test et lhe TfRnt A regatta, which, after \
trlerb.d race for two end i hAH n!Ies The south
rcu, frJmen won hy Ica fest A desis. vas in.
ne lately expressed ~ the Sewcsstia men 10
ext tEeD a,h1p, snd sfuklDg all those differences
Which have 10 long n1slitate<1 against The gacces3
OF the LondoterA- fur aas gut together sonny
NJ Ae sane time Of the Thanes hnd Of kneiF ap-
London q 4 agplncens crew, and rarely etso
krct f0uIs tetp etto c1ntendnG. Tho folio sing
art the nat1es And WetghfeHI he respective 1des:
TtfS NfR fvTS
, 1869-11-20

CRnsn1's Mrx1c Hall CnleACe, Nor. u, ls3 Match
Eane for tho 0esd Ch1rrtunsEp u 1u1nols and Slpo
nee. s+twero krank rartcr and Pe;ct Sny der: 10
tev ID siz.d. iguIpssArt tahle. viii. .iach bAus
: Ssots = -F.,kes. lss: snEdst ~ wtnce,. arstass.
l.a su3 dtr. 81 tts4e Of Eae. hours and % u1aat=-s
f. ie1et. Henry Rhtnrs: bwPire far PA..t.: 4: II
, 1869-11-20
O0RREsPOEDEECE WAITED,

(,pRRFsronDE1cR.wA R.wASrKD-w1TH: a LkpY
eeratsn.l I'd tlesssns hens n IN 81 to@a u II ibe
ses.n y..s q Iuiao'- :na !. sonpsseas :, ats nis
Q. Wuk3, Ttibula eihea CAleAso, NJ,
, 1869-11-20
CITY REAL BTATE FOB SALE,

I7pR BALH = CAolcE INvKsTMKNTs FoR
~ a. e 5 sss s1lo sas 'fset oaeTod
slst; d.. nd = 81 '!5 9aS
l.: asf t.! IL es sse2s
'"Dt -. i:esi UsJ I'D. E.aS sasnss a:vSf
1sni4s sea.s.s.t ss.nsr ., neas... pis:s z
;,;54 sss5 ts.s ~ fssst Z
.; tne eho,1v1t eeusssslots ID n..fst }laa1 ~
wkssaa @ Z b s. i:siss: & nes1
AZ :, z {! /; " stE s1a
st! 4 = fs; ,s Sssr s. essa
EsoR sAEE-:H00ss AND Lar ON. WABASH
= pssth u Iweutast q ria e1shaqss fo1 amin;
ix e : =
s. Il i. se S2s1a e q
Room R@s :. 'AA'D1''''t' 9 W. 1@'H -s10''4'
Tor sALE-A 7VosToRY FnAas HoCaK
t S, No I Eaas g. Sae @
Stass fs:.ts . sa BEE
sbEwAsAsSAx Il: e:s HSD bs;1g fs;
e s!i5i & ;asis Is " s:sz:1 wAhhES
aten sesaa "a .pes T.
8 i II ssR:
11oa sALE-W -W1RRKs-AV.5A TE9;sToaY
"a .s s.l.nse
Ill ts ssSSoka
TOR sALK-ss1';s FEET 70 y FOOT ALLEY,
, 1869-11-20

c~6 was A1RuE eats1Aetosy 10 toe
bop ever, It wns burne1 70 the gfcunil, a1d ID De
eentcr, tEn 5ears ago. ine onRtnal Esorlte'ot
oSbezs @ ~ who S repas it, IN It. atie,p .loa i!1at i
iehs be xva,7xhe fer political taeei,acs and otheF
purposes. witch "on'd render T. . rro1tAole IN.
ii,oo. me lot, when il is feet deep By 81, Is
owned BY II. q. Walker, who Also owns some
t1csk II The building. The architect was v. ".
ci liz catastlopne Of la, night lis lnssrucuons
with regard to the coustruction Of The roof were
carried out bv the propt:etoEs; but 1aeJ eppeaE 70
sfahtltty. Ar. O'llr1en states that when II va
llrst rccPened, he emp1o!ct nch 20 clcAr aMeJ
the etow troIu the roof. fearing that 1t would nos
that, on nosr thAn QUO occaston 10 mad felt son1e
tte;. datten when The Place was crowded WITH yis-
iii: o.Brcp, xho IL the largest SHAREHOLDER in
the Goa :err, Kaa not fufos5rcH OF thc tate Of az
prrlcrtE TIL late IN the evening, when he xaa
Hc 1nrf tic hsow nkc philosopher, aud ex-
trcksed hit,+lT as being tnapkto that the coascfn
w.. As last OF hts banda II Vas shout tar oest
% ten a,4e,, 3, tsr as the pas1aiEs it.c1 was con.
ceEnc,i. aud It would rclteyc tbs rsopt1etoss tpat
saxs5 s'3 H. s ssn9 nStens e
i.pc of les,ng It" lie also thought 1pat be
had CIV ED much Io1e psopertf Ike this he Roalo
have been bankrupt 1eAIs srn.
IT TARpS Ro1ISd MIL
Quite 40 sccldept occurred a VI iru4 Rollln1
Mil, North BraEcn, on Thursday forenoon. Ee.
1~een II npt II O'Clock tf that Day, thc hc4FS
hoo rour Of th~ toil+r house suddenly hsote ~
IRON. The great eeiShs Of the tnox, te.I;ne w!lh
II Ecoriy ri Of the s3de walls ~ good Iotsaae n'
che a IN the nuiis:InE nt tcr tttne o. tnc ca-
Tic abort Of tthUn
FAt1Ifd Of 1 GukETT.
temporary building, erected for tau. kd1oln.
fpc Father Iatretts church, on Fourth street, 1cl
together w3th The weight Of snn buow OF the foof,
Mt 0ctrk yesterday Afternoon Numerous w1n-
| tlows In The cnuryh we're broken by the falling
| Waiik The da1IsEr amounts 10 h.s3us $l.aa8.
| RAILROAD otaAsfEH.
! NEW yoEE. Sos. la-Tne Ea1e ot yesterday MA.
vide. strrcAI &Eh unprecedented. 4 Ilatn OF car
[ on the Etariem Rsttruad WIS thrown from rht
| track near liostou CofnGrx The expte.s aut
| tc:ok:fr car x1t two passcrfeT coaches Wctl
| hEfhfl f,ya1 ,hc 1sE 4 dt.tanre o{ aeFeat5-aF4
/ tee,. The baggage car was hSrned With Inc mai
I n,stters Tce casualties, however. ~ert lee
tn,,,cs:e. ioy psned Mcbride, living IN Ame
Lis, wa s,llei. and partially burned. h's1
(uiti,, Of Cas,ktt, had hih ecAlb torn on. and ~
| severely trtn1eO ntout the hssA and breast. ne
rr,cty deua.fuL Chester Goodsla aod WIS, 9
eou&h E9rrmont, Aass-, tne former eAal{ nv
sroot me hptJ and head. nc laSts'
IN Old ney, bsas.sl ...,a; asont ,. T.
a. panont, OF Aotias, eat about taa aesa IN
, 1869-11-20

4 TEAM nr SPIRITED HORSES attached to an
American Express Wafop-atthoueh crcutuoerc4
~ br1ale ~esRht-stoTtHi at fnshtftl speed
from near tho corner Of Madison 1nh State streets,
yes1etda5 nisc1noon. When opposite the who:e.
ta1e liquor STORE oI .Mt. Thom1s High No l6{
State street, ihey colllded a1ih horse car, caus-
inE fcr1ous dau age 10 the latter vehicle, The
hoffcs quickly dfscpEa1ed from the WRECK, and
we're about to ruah Epoa another clr, wheu Ar
R1lRh 1etzed the team, ut tho Peril Of nts OWL lfe
and thus prevented 1ur1he daus4ge.
, 1869-11-20

t
sael1v pf!tfc naantshh 1aesnaf, sAaH
sSnS"neI NhNeo wa "eoo, snntuseN 70 ne ,ne
Aoell was oe2EIcu On Ine o011p f0lnl o. ln.
NAoket Hay, tfhdt NILE below Tue uA5f1tF
11tr. Shc was uraven CIT peasls hiEh and dry, 70
tlst her crew exs crtvLccd Eo t!lllcalt5 in reacn
ing The laEA neF deck 1o3d w&s washed 0rer.
toaid before ktc struck the beach.
TIE EAST suonE.
Al 81, Josenh the neoxa :lnnn 1i,ue Million.
w.ii,.m riafes A11ce t,rsig stn scnnnner isttis
T-xvsa!er are s.nnnr A. snn;n usren arho1nsrs
Mtnnf Mitrnen anf SnuTenlr s1s Amor.
IN. 1n.Sa snss,ay ..hnnnar rcsn.Sr ,e.nnet
,-hte~,a rsa1a.a 1tsn. ~. .s".as ~ h"nsa
s:na az ~ n.hsSr.xf3ta nsn.ra1 "AA 'S''''
s4G Nas Asu etpes = asc rs.nsEeo. E.sE -., .,.
Tue eeeooner Sene ~ Gfao1 Arrived" VIII Tue
iose ~ 4es ana - ~ t,, r,.+t or G,
natk ID tSPpt'eo 4shets ak nlse" ot.n " o.
Sotetn'
-... nISAASTEh. "
The bark Chicago hoard OF Trade, Which e1eaScd
from this city on MoIdsy, put bsck yesterday ~
1erteon Nithous heE 5ofelormast, tna1ntopmaat,
and 1foytlan Of hrt forward canFAe She ts also
hahtLE. she u tfetghted WITH ossa for Rnna1o~
The alorm struck her when abOrt ten U1lles from
tie Manilou 1alandk
x1scH1IlEEova
The Schooner ke1chum Ii nshcre Ut the bead Of
this bike, 1he tpg Diamond, OF Michigan City, nas
Eone 70 be! AID.
| me ing Hen 1,raft will 80 TO the assiEtance Of
| thE .stzee aeho4c nj St. joeerh.
x,1Ie 1ae tns NesAcnVrs Eoes 10 tho lid Of tho acow
| s'nnon .1u aenooits ~ Mitchell
.n chsns II n1ssrHnr ot.5.oa y ioss notn enehoss
, 1869-11-20
MUSICAL INSTRJME;NTS

TOR SALF-QEE SUPERIOR TN0CrAyE
L Tr@tT eea ttA0e- neAsty rxw, r1es fattiy ss.vta
s.se and ltfh sd t~.y Ely kupartnr ipsr1tsae-t.
FuT 'AIe ess5 cheap NJ No. - fwenty.ttGhth =.
T HASE,A F1sEIoSEp PIANO TO Rent on
f1vtx as4 te1I4 to eaf.$ui parr Eet t.-7ir4,tsFx
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-07-28
$4,000.
For Sale.

~ THAT splendid CORN AND COT-.,,s,
GM TON FARM, known as the "SALU-SSE6
2Al4- DA FORK PLANTATION" "situatedNEI
nine miles South from Newberry Court House,
S. c., and forty miles from Columbia. The
place contains about eighteen hundred acres
OF choice lands; about twelve hundred of
which are open, and the balance woodland.
Bounded on two sides by "Iiush" and "Bip"
Saluda Rivers, it affords large proportion of
the most desirable bottom or swamp lands:
and on Big Saluda River it has one of the
most valuable nninlproved water privileges in
tho South The improvements are an elegant
Two-Story Framed Dwelling, six or eight Dou-
Bile Frdmed Houses for Iaborers Quarters,
Stables, Barns, Blacksmith and Carpenter
Shops and other out-houses-all sound and i'm
good condition. Belonging to the place, and
propelled by an excellent water power, is one
fthe best Merchant Mills in the State. having
two setts Of forty-eight inch French Burr
Wheat Stones, and one of same size for Corn,
with machinery all complete. Also, No. i
Circular Saw Mill; Gin House with a seventy
five Saw Gin; Threshing House, with an excel
lent Thresher and Grain Fan; also, q Cotton
Screw. Lands in this section will produce
from one to two bales of cotton per acre with
out doubt.
Terms cash or it's equivalent. Parties wish
ing to purchase, can see the place and obtain
further information by application to Jordan
P. Pool, ESQ, Newberry Court House, s. c.,
or address Fl. WARE & SON,
July 2mof New Orleans, La.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-07-28

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Practical and analytical Chemists.
APrAa t5mo
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Land and City Property for Sale.

Land and City Property for Sale.
4 4FIRST CLASS CITY RESIDENCES, to
le IL Rooms,
:. ] ID Class M City, Residences, 6 to 10 Rooms,
4 Valuable Building Lots, on Main street,
S. 10 Lots, in other parts of the city,
6. Large Lots in Waverley,
Z. Ii Tracts Land, within miles Of Columbia,
from ten acres to 1000,
8. The Hopkins T. O. Plantation, ,4S0 acres,
8. 2, ,422 acres, near Kngsville, one of the best
cotton and stock plantations in the country,
10. 8 Other Plantations in Richland-some OF
them very desirable,
II. 10000 acres in Edgeted-several tracts,
12. Mill and Planting Property in Lexington,
13. $4,000 acres in Charleston-phosphate and
other Lands,
II. 2, 500 acres Farming Lands in Fairfield,
Is. 700 acres near Greenvill Court House,
1G. 5000 in Laurens--several tracts,
II. 1000 in Kershaw
18. 900 &c in Marlboro-a No. place,
10. ZIG in York-rich in gold,
20. Fine Plantations in Abbeville.
81. 85, 900 acres OF Land in Florida
Parties desiring to purchase sell property
will find it to their interest to consult us. We
have correspondents in New York, Philadelphia
and Baltimore, to which points we constantly
send descriptive lists of property for sale.
March G1BBES & THOMAS.
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Sights and Sensations

TN FRANCE, GERMANY, &C.. s1.5O.
IL Hill to Hill, by Surry, of Eagles Nest 81 so.
Five Acres Too Much, by Rooseveldt, a very
pleasant and instructive book, $3.50.
How Crops Grow, for all agriculturalists, by
Professor Johnson $3.50.
Old Town Folks, novol, by Mrs. Stowe, So.
The Wedding Day i'll all Ages and Countries,
$125.
Stretton. novel, by Kingsley, 40 cents.
The Villa ON the Rhine, by Auerbach. COM
pletc.
He Knew He was Right, now complete, by
TrOllope.
The Malay Archipelago, it's Inhabitants and
Animals, finely illustrated, full of informa-
ton.
European Vineyards, by Flagg, 81 so.
Liddons hampton Lectures, London
The virginisns The Newcomee, cheap edi-
books.
For sale at BRYAN & McCARTER'S
juno 30 Bookstore.
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TYPE-SlzE AND NAME.-The largest
metal types now cast are ten line plea.
which is the standard size type, and is
one-sixth of an inch long. Smaller than
this comes small plea, long primer, bour-
geoiss. BREWER, minion, nonpareil, agate,
pearl, diamond and brilliant. Plea is
known by the French as Cicero, because
his works were first set up in this type.
The next largest, English, is forthe same
reason known MS st. Augustine. Brewer
was first known in printing breviaries.
Minion was so called because it was the
smallest type then known; nonpareil, be-
cause the maker thought it could not be
equalled. Pearl was the production of
an ambitious die-cutter. Diamond was
cast in Baltimore foundery; and lastly,
brilliant, in which it takes 1000 of the
letter to mako pound, and which is but
o twentieth of an inch long, is the pro-
duction of type-cutter in Berlin. 1t is
said, however, that there is Prussian mi
croscope type, smaller than this, which
has never been brought to this country,
We hope it never mey be.
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INGENIOUS INVENTION BY VIRGINIAN.
A most ingenious piece of mechanism has
been completed and patented by Mr.. B..
w Ogburn,. of Mecklenburg, Va. It is
scales which. in weighing seventeen and
q half pounds sugar at sixteen cents q
pound, points out what the sugar comes
to. So of any article or any number OF
pounds, or any price.