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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-06-01

DAWiEY SPRINGS, ELEVEN MILES.
Ia FROM HARRlSONBURG, IN ROCKING
HAM COUNTY, VA.-This celebrated WATER
lNG-PLACE Mil open Tor visitors on the LIST OF
JUNE. 1872. under the management of JOSEPH \.
WOODW ARD, Esq.
The water vi THESE Springs Is the strongest Chaly-
bente iat United States and Is peculiarly efficient
in the diseases OF females, while tonic It's vir-
tues are unsurpassed.
Accommodations strictly irst-class.
Visitors leaving Baltimore or Washington by the
early morning train arrive ut the Springs to tea.
Circulars can be had ut X. ". POWERS Il CO.'S.
per month, $50; children under twelve years Of age
and servants, half-pricc. A. Is. TRICK,
nv colin President Of the Board of Directors.
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vNHE HOT SPRINGS,

TINHE HOT SPRINGS,
J. .ea.5 .a... BATH COUNTY, VIRGINIA,
are now open to visitors Its waters IRE celebrated
for the cure Of rheumatism. GOut, Paralysis, Tor
nor OF Liver, Chroc Darrhpt or l)ysentery, Dis
eases of the Uterus, Affections oil the Skin especially
OF Syphitic origin. and numerous Chronic Diseases.
TIE BATHS
vary In temperature from SO degrees to ITO degrees
Fahrenheit, aud present every variety of chronic
bath. They moreover, found To prepare the syS-
tenn for the beneficial action of waters found at the
various other Mineral Springs
MUD BATHS have been constructed similar Ia
those that are largely used nj the most celebrated
spas IN Germany and which give sufferers the benc-
1T OF the very valuable remedial agents contained
I'm the mineral mud.
These SPRINGS offer unsurpassed attractions to
both the invalid and peasnrc-seeker. The equip
ment and management are equal to those OF FIRST
class city hotels. Every modern improvement has
been provided. g.
Professor j. l.. CARELL, NJ. D.. of the Univer-
sity of Virginia, Resident Physician.
For pamphlets and circulars address
s. G. TARDY SEQ,
... Richmond, Va: or
j. a. AUGUST,
$3.50. Manager Hot Springs, Bath county, Va.
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RICHMOND AND DANyILLE RAILROAD CU,i
RICHMOND. March -. ls7..
ID ICHIIOND AND DANNILLE RAIL.
IA ROAD.--On and after SUNDAY, March 3!,l.
1877:
- GOING WEST.
Train No. 3 Through IrsS"ngerl leaves E!rh.lo
daily icNccpt Sun,li.sj at J.s3 A. VI: a.N,- l,,.-
VILE at ll47 4. W.. arrives n, GrcrnSboro at "a:
+. VI. .-.'
Train No. d tI.ynchburr pi,,cngrrJ leaves Rat
mond daily at glO 4. NJ; arrives 1t Lynchhnrg al
Train No. II fhr0ngh naII anh expr,~sJ leave,
RiclmUn, ,:Iily III :J5 IT, NJ; leave, l,lnyc d,t,
ut II T. NJ; arrives AT Greensboro daily AT / .
4. NJ.
GOING EAST.
Train No j Through mail and cspr-,.i ra,'s
Greensboro ,laiiy al l":I5 n. NJ; r.tv's UnNilr
daily at $3.50 a. NJ; arrives At Kirhnond daily II
Train no. 7 Through pa..s..ngrrj leaves Gi,,.n,-
bOro' tily Except Sundays al lU:lO 4. W.. leaves
l,anyie ut l.a7 r. NJ: arrives at Richmond At -
PM.
burg daily at A. ~: leaves BnrkcSiilc at J..
Al. arrives ut Richmond at i:e0 l.. NJ.
Trains Nos. ard II connect III Grtti,sl0ro with
trains OH the North Carolina railroad for all ppi u
south.
Train No. q connects ut EurkryiIle with train: 80
tile Atlaatlc, Mississippi and Ohio railroad Tor all
points southwest and .Ouili.
Train M. ii CONNECTS at Greensboro with train i"t
Raleigh; arrives there at 1D5 4. NJ. l'asA.nkeI'
l,.lying Raleigh nj 7:l5 L. NJ. r"nnrct nj tnrn,-
boru' with train Ma. for Richmond
THROUGH TICKETS To al points south ani
southwest can he proeurcd al the ticket "lhr" ;"
Richmond, and "f Il. +. WALK sG. NGcd 81 t!r A.
antr, Mississippi and Ohio railroad, No. 1929 Main
street, Richmond. .sa
schedule OF this company VIII casc print rs allow
-E ..au# JOHN X. MACMURDD,
General Freight and Ticket \ gent.
T. NJ. r. TALco1r, Engineer aud s"p"rnih," =,
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Ha Manager Hot Springs, Bath county, Va
nv ol-1m
LOW SULPHUR SPRINGS

Elbow SULPHUR SPRINGS,
l. MONTGOMERY COUNTY, VA.-BoARD
REDUCED ONE-THIRD.-fhis cool. delightful
summer retreat will be opened OH the 18th } u \ T.
next. The mineral water Is unsurpassed by any In
Virginia for its curative qualities Since the last
season new buildings have been erected: and the
cottages much improved and entirely reiurnished
Post-Uficc, Telegraph, and Express offices, In the
hotel 4 fine hlnd of music engaged for the season.
Livery stable kept on the premises. Like with
PieaSure-bOdt In the lawn.
Board per day, $3.50; Per week $3.50: per month";
SI5: for two months or more, $40 per month
Visitors leave the at Christiansburg depot. on
the Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio railroad. Coaches
meet every train. Distance from the depot, three
and II half miles. Send for pamphlets 10
my l5-eod I'm I'D & j. WADE. Proprietors.
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ROOTS, SHOES, DC.

A large assortment Of SHOES, CATERS, and
SLIPPERS, suitable for the season, which we are
selling very low. Call and examine oar stock.
~ Inn
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NTARM SPRINGS, BATH COUNTY,
w Va, have been much improved, and will
open on the 18th June. Pamphlets 10 be had of
Atessrs. Coleman Rogers Baltimore; Purcell, Ladd
s Co., Richmond, or OF the proprietors.
TERMS: - per day; 800 per month OF twenty
eight days.
EUBANK, REYNOLDS & CO.
my a7-am Proprietnrs.
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| ACCOMMODATION TRAIN runs TO Mforao,,,
travellers bound Yestrid 8altinor. and Obin ,6
road will by taking the 1870 F. NJ mail hence n ral.
with the el1 r. b. train 1T Relay House. on ,be .,,,
more and ohlo railroad BY the p. II. th.T s S.s
connect with the SEQ 4. NJ at Relay Hons. ~ VI"
same road-the former being the GuirLer un me
points west. s.., Est, VOC
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4 CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO Ran
~ R0AB.-On and after MAY eth paSst%t.,"'
TRAINS will leave Richmond (Sua,iays e,c,,',I.
~ follows: A''p'H
$40 A. M--MAlL TRAIN for the White s,,,,,.
Springs, connecting al GOrd0ns,ie with the tl''
Alexandria anu Manassas train for W.r.hinp,n" -
North, and LsnchbIre and South e'' a''
3;i5 4. M-ACCOAiMnDATiO TRAIN for ,o,
louisville. except on Saturday, on which iav II , '"'
ut S T.. NJ. This train ronn,I., N Gordon !, ~ 49,,
the night trains OH the oran., Alexandria and Si
TON. '' H'''
Through tickets, az low r:"s soll To All l..,n.s
Northwest and Southwest. '''''
StceIgc tickets from Liverpool Onrcn.i,,.
Amsterdam, Antwerp, Hamburg, Hayrr En,t, r,I,,,
Bergen. Copenhagen. and Gothenalrg 10 Mi r,t,.
on this road. can be bought Of Tie General AZ.
Agent ut Riebniond,or cam be on"re,i through =,
station agent on the road. N' ''
Further information may I've obtained g, ~. 49,,
pany's Offices. "" ''"'
n" passenger trains are run on SUNDAYS.
4. II. PERRY, General Sunrrlnt.,,l,,
JAMES 4. SETIIERIASD, General ri,L ~ -,
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n u We TO bl9tsFiI 4'Iif4 1II-5 I .III-
DICTIONARY Oh THE BIBLE


1t is written byr70 Of che most distin-
gui-hed divihesih Europe and America,
andi the only edition Published in this
couutry condensed byf Or. smiths own
hand. 1t Is illustrated with over 152
steel and Wool engfavings. 1t eQntains
every name inlthe Bille Of impQrt8ngr,
and is q book needed by every Christian
family. 1t is printed Ia donble colHmiI,
in one large octave volume. Price S3}a
We WautRgeuts for these works in all
large commissions sand give exclusive
territory. 2 zoe 4 ircWars 9nd terms adj
dress the publishers sample copies OF
any Of Our books sent on receipt OF price.
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GREAT MDuSTRIES
OF rn uNuEp STATES,

: 1900 pages Rnd 500 engrQYipgs, print
ed in English and Gerha1l W ritten
By % eminent authors, including john
b. Cough, IEon. Leon Case, Edward
HoWland, Rcv, +. Edwin fIail, Philip
Ripley, Albert Brisbane, Horace Gteea-
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This work is o complete history of all
branches Of industry process of manu-
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plete.endyel0pedia Quarts and mahulitc-
lures, aud is the most entertaining, and
valuable work on subjects Of general In
terest ever offered TO the pubiic. tbs
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Manufacturer, Mechanic, Farmer, Stu-
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and young Of aii- elasses- The book is
sold by agents. .yyhp are making large
sales in all parts 0fthe country. 1t is
offered at The loWlpriceofS $3.50, and is
the cheapest b00lScYer sold by sVbScrip-
ton. No family should be without a
copy, We want A@eHtsin every town
ia the (fnited States. and no Agent can
fail to do wen With this book. Our terms
are liberal. We give ouragents the ex-
elusive right of teriitory. One of our
agents sold l3s copies In eight DAYS, am
other sold 363 i'm two weeks. Our agent
In hartford sold 800 iRona week. Spec
linens Of the work sent 20 agents on re
ceipt OF stamp. For circulars and
terms to agents addressl the publishers.
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Tnsolvent Notice.

"AVING su3eeetod % Tie Coplit
Al Court Of Gi5c county the ipsol' en-
cy Of the estate 81 AlGstd III. Whit os-
ceased, notice 81 Hereby given soiiii
haYe ClaiHs. agania1 said estate
the same. Guly Nttentieatel
CLERK 81 tho fMHfy iouFt ulta4h q.
time prescribe by law, or u.ey n'i' 20
forever lElfra.ls II. q. ~. LkE,
uoYaf-its Adm.nietraJoT.
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'4suye letter ink is advertised,
the Invention. PppsFentiy, of some
ingenious American. it fades
away completely in about four
weeks, making it impossible to use
the letters Is evidence in a trial for
breach or promise.
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DR.. Hall gives the following seat
fiig he9oda6onsfs Never cat When
YOU are not hapgry5 mover cat
when you are yergitireds neger eat
just before seyere mental or physic-
al effort; never eat while in a pas
sionlneYer cat igst before q bath ;
never eat when spirited; never
eat while greatly worried VIA th
good Doctor tell us when an editor
can eat?
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Second lieutenant Fred. Grant,
FosPth GRHary, ahss3 been frelieved
from duty as a travelling staff officer
of Gen. Sherman, and ordered TO
join his regiment now on the Texas
frontier.
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a cavity in Che east side Of Stone
Mountain in Georgia is attracting
some attention. A midnight. pass
er by has been seeing strange sights;
q bright light has beer. seer. in tie
mouth Of the cave, and large bowl
ders Of rock danced Ip and down
like lndia-rubber balls in tue hand
OF an Indian giant. After perform
ing many wonders and holding a
conversation with the author, the
Iadian is dismissed, rises in mid
ais a,sd- diaappears, ---.z-.--.-.
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* N o II = N TIED;
Or.Nass and By-YV asfs futhe Hidden Life of
~ AMERICAN DETECTIVES,
We wantagents forfhis book. 1t dis
closes all the mysteries or the Deteetiy8
SYSTEM lit is a record for che past 20
YEARS Of the most skillhll detectives of
this country, in Which the crafts of
Bank RobbeIsI TAle1es, = Fnkpockets,
IettePy Men, Counterfeit Money peil-
ers, and sWindlers Of all classes, are tx-
posed and brought % justice.3 Prize,
$3.50 Send for circulars and terms 10
agents.
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mauZTn CO. -
va MAKE rHE sIUDEs5T- -lrn a

ny q MAiNE IliE bAN 3D. E.1fnfr-l
A thorough BoOlS-Keeper, .,.r..
Quick and Accurate IN Eigures,
An Elegant and1saBid. EenH4aH, sd
a fluent Speaker aud Writer, sf..s ~.
ConFerslnt with the Laws OF Business,
Posted in Commerce, TfaHo & .FiiEmce,
and in general a thorough, wide-a-wake
business mani asaasrr9
Every farmer and merchant should
fit his SON for Successful life 10y sending
him fora few months 20 cur Institution.
We have pneqqalled facilities for I'M
parting q thorough business education.
Our teachers are aal Experienced ae-
'-ouutants- we have a course of lee
lures on business. arts and ethics unsur-
passed in the United States. We have
anequailed meaps of introducing oar
students into actual business operations
in st. Louis. Students can be placedsin
the family Of one Of the Professors and
under his charge.
Young Men Seeking Employment !:
We have Perfected Arrangements BY
means of which we can Guarantee a
Situation by special contract, to
those finishing the course satisfactorily
1 Telegraphings-Euu course AMI
situations on neW9Sads guaranteed by
special contrast. The Mound City is the
mCncl school of the West.
Send for circular and other fnforma-
don TO IIIOS. A. RICE, FIes't.s
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False Shanel

The false shame which fears To. be
detected IN hohest niahdal employ
ment, which shFinks from. exposing
to thesw0rid 3 pecesssrY ami honor
able economy. which bushes more
deeply fora shabby attire than for
mean action; aud Shich JdFeads
the sneer Of the world more than the
upGraiding Of cOnseienee-this-fatst
shame viii prove the fnia 81 every
one who suffers it to influence his
thoughts and life.
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Sman Mafters.

The nerve Of the tooth, not So
large as eie bihsgtk cambriG noodle,
will sometimes drive q srtqng man to
distraction. a mosquito can
make an elephant absolutely malg-
n eerai rock, witch eausesza Havy o6I
founder is the work Of warns
warrior that with stood death in a
thousand forms may foe killed by an
insect. The Pettiest wretchelGess
often fesults from deep trials. a.
chaneefo6k from those We l6te O
too proJ96e eSqi6sitd peihodr uBal5I
loyed pleasure rF
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TERms, Sc A YEAR.


Indictments TO Clubs:
Five COPIES zone yedf 200
Ten eopies one year. and an extra
copy to the sender i''V'
Twenty elies one year, md an
extra copy 10 the sender Jaw
Fifty copies one year, and an eNtia a.,
copy 20 the sender '''Oo
fiIMTies sending cllibs as above my
.refalps - per eeut. of, thenopey receive
as commission.
Persons desiring 20 act as agents SUI
plitd With specimen bundles 7Pe@
men copies sent free O. nny aaiie7s'
All letters should be directelf 20
EeW Yorlz WeekIy News
Box 37o5,
hov2I NEW York CRY ~
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n = T. LsA-LzeGAD-
drrfUet or Is-etfas az Pa5fsEi.


.
= PkssENGEh srRATNs eoISG NORTH.
E Arrives aDF5O a. ~. sand st 1928
81. pa ssENGER IRA LNss9UENG SOUTH.
ArEiFes II 10, r. Ai.f a4iFFl 3 ~, :, N
H 9Th 9 FREIGHTf TRAESsgy 10 e y
Going \ 5rth- Arrives ats s25,a.E N.
G0ing SoJitli-AiTiTes ut u -. p. II.
Fal etteville horse Until route leaves,
every Thursday ~ ~ 80 p.h Arrives
III saturday AZ IL 30 am. Tliis mail
5ullraces Bradshaw Bunker IIill, PisstalI,
IyrcsrOu and MiiIvffIe
SlWRr CrceIlBMils arriveeSre1-y Thurs~
lazy ~ pm. Debarts rIiay &C ara
IIis mail embraces Appleton, Minors
Hils6ood Springs, Marbuts and M0ck-s
fawrebcsbtss j tsseS non avs
.lYe3neSlf,ys AnR Frhi'sss AZ J 1 sq tal (
DeRirts 4ltleld4yt 6 { pnE fElFs eIh7
lsr;iees Vale Nils, Bodenhmer, NesG
Point and Wayland Springs.
Marteis 9ails na1 arrives ever SAT-.
rda3 ~ 30 ans Departs saIne dag
at - 30 pm. gTl.is en- Traces Fafkdrls
store aud Comprehensive.
Elkton mail arrives yuesdaysand Fri
lays at 10 pm. Departs sanl5 days at
ppm.
Money orders can be obtained at the
Pttbgilf P0stohice pggWpOsto ifices iJrf3l
pane Of she sUI6tad Seieqs. AglFFoi
money order offices may be seen on ap-
plication. .TbeHlolloving are the rates
Of commission charged for money or
lers; Orders not exceeding $40, 10 cts.
0EeF S3Q'ana not eNceedin@S39, - els =
over $50 and not exceeding $40, poets;
over $40 and not exceeding $50, p cts.
j, ID. LEWIS, p. 81.
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Under the above head the CiDcin
natl EaqafFeT says: ssTherEg#Sagyiise
in Boston viii fan with crushing
Weight 6R81A Rlicqg5l TIE s.
and Boston especially, has furnished
for years the capital WHICH lnaflc
Chicago blossom. 1T is Boston's
money which is powrchuldipg the
city. The business men OfICbica
go7 are burdened with. debt, audg
their creditors are chiefly Eastern
men. They have been obtaining
from them unlimited accommoda
tions, extensions aid moneyed IA
v6-s. All this mGst cease. ChIca
go has Sis tanned bs fhe Boston fire
a loss half as great as her origina.
calamity. T go W w
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Oldest truths are always ncye to
US !. they come with the smell Of
hgavon upon them
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j, YOU have place OF hassiness,
hs iou4d there whom wanted in bus
iIyss hoUrs
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Price One Dollar.
Buckingham's DYE

Buckingham's Dye.
FOR THE WHISPERS.
b As our Renewer In many cases
requires too long a time, and too
much care, to restore gray or faded
Whiskers, we have prepared this
dye, in one preparation, which viii
quickly aad efEectually. accomplish
this result. It is easily applied,
and produces. q color which VIII
neither rub nor wash of. Sold by
all Druggists. Price Fifty Cents.
Manufactured by r. P. HALL & CO.,
NASHUA, Nh.
aud 3 POPAs 6 IOWEER,
AGgf29-ly = PULASKI Tenn
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4 MdNlmOth Right Page sheet,
FYIyy-Sisc ColifDins III Read
ing MattgF.

Contains al ne heles, foreign, domes--
bic. polieieal -aHd general, with full ana
reliable market reports. Epch npmgI
also contains several snort stories anu
great variety Of literary, as4leiiitiliiti
and scientific matter, Z -, cre., con sun
ting, ii is confidently asserted, tAe mgst
coiiblbta weekly newspaper i'm tii''
county.
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PREPARED BIZ
Dr., ]. c, AYER, & CO., Lowell, Massu
PraetieaI and Analytical Chemists.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE.

1hILs Il w hL6s q
Every year II areases the popu-
laFity Of this valuable Hair Prep
yaration, which is due to merit
alone, We can assure our old
patrons that it is. kept fully. up. to
It's high standard and it is the on
" reliable and perfected sprepara-
otion for restoring ISRAY Or FADED
. HAIR to its youthful color, making
it soft, lustrous,. and sllken. The
scalp, by its use, becomes white and
clean. 1tre1noves all eruptions and
dandruff, and, by It's tonic proper
Z ties9 prevents the hair from falling
out, as it stimulates. and nourishes
the hair-glands. BY its use, the
hair grows thicker and stronger.
m badness, it restores the capillary
glands to their formal vigor, and
will create a new groWsh, except In
extreme old age. 1t is the most
economical HAIR DRESSING. ever
used, as it requires fewer applica-
tions, and gives the hair a splendid,
glossy appearance. A. A. Hayes,
Md, State Assayer Of Massachu-
sets, says, 'tThe constituents are
pure, and carefully selected for ex-
cellent quality; and / consider it
the BEsr PREPARATION for It's
intended purposes g 3 i.sa- ..al
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oK.AUA1IA TRUE, 40. g, J.. @. r, ".
Aeets every Monday night. j. II.
Grant, Sachein; q. I. Mason, c. of II.
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DAMP OF. PALE. FACES, no. IS.
Meets every Thursday night. Emil
Jackson, Pres; II. g. Crows see.
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CoUNEX DFREGTOPN
FEpERAL oFFEcERs.


Regeque Tar 1ssessor-J. IT. Morris.
PostHjastsr-J. DILevsis. Gu To- u
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o..a be ascertai4ed. is 125 years old.
sac is Lale and walks Feith a. much
energy as mnny persons who are
t43y 100 years younger.
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There is Gc4Hau lady in Leba-
non, Eentucky, who, is as near as
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a company has been chartered at
Troy, Nav York, for.the manufae-
ture Of oXy, hydrogen gas. which
bndssitself 20 furnish gas at - per
cent. less than coal gas, aud guapn-
tees shat It shall be much better.
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!. u I-LIlc698srlnIEs. ] -.IllIIL.

-CuSSTi BIZ rs. mus Q e
1st District CAV. Vance, izrvrlE
2f 81 HaJsJ N elsOR,Is af y
81 "aa j. S. Jones, .H.s
"A g Oh ---~---- Inman, - .,...
5zb ~" =. II Carter, --r. 49, .l
6thg g a. A. Wi46eIsOn,
7th W. c.. 5. Anderson, G.. NJ
.Iii = Buwh, HHFn
stu % JAS. VI. Marks, ,,~-...
0tS - NJ. T.. fzeil, - - q
10Th 6 J. >. NJ. Ganbleg $50
11tb w, It. Hall,
l2th VIM. Hart,
l3th John Ilindman,
Iith Walter Lock,
l5t1CT Jesse J.. Evans,. So
lGh G. w. West,
i7th 49, Burgess,
iSm s. Jho. c. Rolan,
19th u. II. Vaughn,
Doh J. 4. Trenthan.
Pa CORPORATION OFFICERS.
-H6yor-Jasi r. Grove, -..
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T'0lcR CtglStaL1s--W T. Wells, -.
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