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Now York Items.

NEW York, January 10.-Charles J. Perry,
ex-Mayor Of Hoboken, has committed sui.
eide. Cause, dependency.
The guard of police has been withdrawn
from Miss BIansfeld's house.
James Fisk, ST., has gone crazy from the
effects of the news Of his sons assassination.
1t is understood that the case of Stokes,
the assassin of Fisk, is under consideration
by the grand jury. Z
The statue of franklin has been placed on
the pedestal in Printing House square. 1t is
yelled with the American flag.
The steamer Oceanica encountered wester-
ly gales, and had three propeller wheels
broke and sails blown to shreds. She fell in
with the Mountain Eagle, in sinking condi-
ton, and saved her crew.
William u. Evarts, Esq, has been elected
president Of the Bar Association.
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Public Meeting In Lynchburg.

Special telegram to the Dispatch.
LYNCHBURG, January 10.-At large meet
ing of citizens tonight the recommendation
in the Governors message that a lunatic asy-
lum be established here was strongly and
unanimously endorsed. A committee Of six
was appointed to visit Richmond and press
the claims of this city. The meeting also
favored the construction of railroad, under
the auspices of the Chesapeake and Ohio
Company, to run from that road along the
James River valley to this city. The meeting
also endorsed the efforts being made in Con-
gress to build Government court and GUS
tom-house here.
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Captain Btirton, known african
hayeiier, ifaaeenfi gave esidfheci III the elaih1.
ants fayorf I'D the 9fehborne rase.if g 4
Thrcefo;uinrflsl Of ali fllis water of rondo,,
ttl,as bedf, pronounced poisonous by PraresoI
,Frsnkhnd, Iof the II Fo sFa institution
Madame George Sand Their HsiLkr1nwn
French nofeli list, ,iis maITfed on t,ios
December hstrto o nephew of General Du-
sre g.s5i 81 8 3 + .
4 PfHeUsi0ns covered with 9. real lace 2. ore
selling In New York, it IS said, ut twenty tloI
lars sapiecei What must be the suffering
among the poor when, they are forced TO bur
their pin-cushions at that price. E,e,asoilse
Courier. ,stt'si tta s5fstg ia a ~
They have fiinI New Orleans six factories
EMPLOYED In putting Into shape rfari merssr
tile and AGRICULTURAL use the products Of the
cotton seed. The capital INFESTED is, not less
than 81 500, 080,and working capacity of the
six factories is about 100, 600 tons per annusn.
All these factorieS',do d large and healthy
business in 4 uturing oil and oil c9keI
1 M. Ponyier,Q Queries, the French Finance
Minister, on tie oecasii6f of the marriage ot
|, his, daugAter,ga dinner to twelve hun.
dred TorkR1eil at fRotieii. I'm; a speech de.
liyered al, this dinner he proc aimed himself
| a working oman said ,tbat every hour 8 work
Iinnttel county represented niiliiafd a year,
fand therefore tie Whole five milliaFds due to
Prussia might be paid off in five years by
only an hour's extra work. 4. j ~ fFer,Y
I, There. has been. recently brought ,oat in
England q machine for crushing and grind.
ing bones by hand, so that cookies break,
crush, or, grind bones to any desired Size,
| Asa quarter Of a pound Of bone contains as
much gphtin as a pound Of meat, it is evident
that machine that enables us to recover; the
whole Of this, and at the same time reduce
the bones to condition ready for conversion
into superphospha must prove most de.
| cidedly useful The crIlsher is made Of steel
and cast iron, and can be screwed to a block
or solid table: 1t costs only about eight dol:
lars in London. : ~ ie<E EF-s3a Il
|. "A. merchant in Manchester, England, re.
Gently wanted 1,50oI pieces Of printed calico
of particular pattern, for shfpment to
america 1t O'Clock one evening. heswent
to Harpeny, three miles from Manchester, to
see cotton printer, who undertook to print
the 800 pieces, in three colors, and to have
| them packed IN cases ready for shipment by
noon on the. following day. This was done
and at o'clock the goods were at Liverpool
and at 5 O'Clock they were on board steamer
going down the Mersey on heriWay to New
| York. ~ ,#se'' ta -sf Z" sI:tIta7nl insi
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from the SOuthsi<so.

fAKNvlLLE, VA. january 10, 1872.
nh'or< Of he Dispatch: The voice Of the
u.nrlc u expressed in the various public
t.r;Yi. a. tEc State condemns the course of
The Legislature in regard to the repeal of the
Tending act The law-makinS power is only
al, irriolc H. it j. cNcrted in the interests of
,ir.uc or governed by the rules of honor.
Thc Goycrnor Of Virginia has expressed
',:f!>r; IN hi, veto message in manner be-
n,nirG the representative Of heightened
.aiir and of :, great State struggling to Sus-
IAN il credit. We must not prove false to
...r pledges. Rather let lis die poor than
}rn. upon ourselves the most AFFECT Of all
-1y>ry--t!at Of pcrSisting in a course Of con-
IN: which on ConscienccS condemn,
Iste,t
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To the cost of the weekly ration Of foodfor
a family Of five should be added the allowance
of one ton of coal month. or quarter Of a
ton week. This brings the weekly cost Of
coal fot the family at S1.121, which brings
the cost of food and fuelto s310l. The sup
ply of coal is ample. Hospital accomnlo-
dations and medical aid are provided for all
the sick, and all who may dieiiSili be fur
nished coffin and hearseto any of the GENE
teres in the vicinity OF, the city. The sufferers
were of all nationalities, and of the 1913
families who needed succor 1865 only were
Of native birth. ~. - -
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Nlw YnuR Crsrnu.HnrsE ISyEsrIG ALTON

NEw YORK CrsToM-HoUsE INvESTIG ATOM
-Ier Iori-, JANUARY 9.-The congressional
"GMll!.iiteC continued its session to-day in the
hotel. They received a telegram from Wash
iugipn notifying them that Il resolution had
passed the Senate authorizing them to sit
Daring the session.
u. \. Garrison, Il cartman. was examined
relative 10 ciIston:-hnl!Sc carriage.
i;A1rs elliott, 4 lahorer, now unemployed,
VIC Formerly worked for the United States
Wy;.nmastrr. testified to seeing last month q
hIIdred casks Of bleaching powders landed
from the ship VeSta, and the English weigh
marks copied on the books without the casks
bcin, weighed 1T aN. He also testified to
helping 20 carry the election in 4 ward pri-
mary. inidcr the direction OF the foreman, ali
their party being armed with clubs. He was
assessed dollar 4 week, which, he under
stood. WAS given t. the harhor-Inaster to send
hips 70 the pier on which he was employed.
l2,rich Callahan corrOhoratcd the previous
testimony - to the taking Of the English
Wci%il-n.arks 10y the men under Welghnaster
Thompson. He said this saved laborers, and
II h- opinion ought to save the Government
lolr wci9Imastcrs; the office OH Thompsons
l'jcr is filled by sinccurists playing cards but
m Iab0rcrs were allowed in that gambling
hen. IL answer TO 4 query, he stated that
running cargo" meant taking a cargo from
the ships without weighing,
james Reilly corroborated the previous tes-
tnony Of frauds iii weighing by Thompson;
;'l>o, that all d0ck-l.ands were required to at
Tend the primary meetings, though not be-
longing 10 that district.
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Telesraphic suin ,I.,,,ll I.

Topographic sumi,,ar;y.S
There will be cat1cus of Democratic con.
gressmen at Washington on Tuesday next. \
!. The Exprcssmcn's Mutual Life Associa,
tion is in session in Cincinnati. There are
three hundred delegates present.
A dispatch from Louisville, KY, announces
the death of Major-General Halleck in that
city. {.
4 boy fifteen years old, in Evansville, BY.
quarrelling with his father, shot and killed
his mother.
The Ohio House of Delegates asks Con:
sress for survey and estimates for making
the Ohio river constantly nayigable, and for
the passage of the amnesty bill. ~. II.
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Tu& Runaway MATCr.-We mentioned yes
t~rtjay III" arrest on Monday night of Joseph
Haynes, iua:l'cd man. and Annie Crouch,
il ''aNGm miss Of "Swcct sixteen" on the
ll"Dyth of Il telegram from the girls mother
aH HGoyyiiir. That telegram. lis already an
r.iuce,l. charged that Haynes had dccoyed
~. -,"} from home. and insisted that they
lafh h. held in custody until further notice.
Tic couple spent tho remainder of the
night in the police Office. apparently quite
!rrpy in each others society, and presented
Il now and striking illustration OF
Two souls with hut 4 single thought
Two hearts that beat as one"
'ir HAYNES WAS at first neither COMMUNE
.l'iyc ncr respectful III his behavior, and
,,il,.rd IN unlnistakaDlc determination to
keep Us own counsel except in so fal..as he
t'ir.,rapi,cd his sentiments by means Of cN-
l2,>>Ic ;silnccs towards the young lady. He
nna.iv consented. however, to give an nc
com. Of himself, and, though there were
nrnuyrou, discrepancies in his statements. lie
rruyrrScd in q free and apparently sincere
manner.
ij> story is that hc Is 4 married man. hut
los Instituted suit for divorce from his
wjfc; i,l he had designed going to New
iork. AMI the Young lady, wishing to visit
scr friends III The same city. placed herself
,IaurY III protection: and this fact coming to
lHr r.,rwiod.sc Of the girls mother induced
tci - send The telegram which caused their
arrest. He does not, OF coursr, satisfactorily
explain the relations between himself and his
,nn.rniun. and insists that the arrest is
t,,~rd upon misunderstanding. They
lsa}c cyiuccd great 1Uudness for each ether
Haynes drclnin. to leave the girl, and silt
positively refusing 30 80 to hotel unless he
s'''.trliEtnc- her.
The, rcIln;n"d seated together in the DO
itr uI:lr., throughout The day yesterday
widla ihr Chief of Police WIS busy in tclc
.T,phic communication with Mrs. Crouch ii
hnnNyi.lc.
T!r' Substance Of these dispatches seems tt
j." s"nt back to Knoxville i'll custody Of ;
LEaa,nHrL policeman, and that our authori
ties lv>ig" that she shall send for her ct once
-i'-s Couch, however, AYERS that she vii
never IytCrn 10 her mother unless forced tc
do 20, and That she has deliberately chosen tc
east Icf lot with Mr.. Haynes. She is appa
T"tlt!E indifferent As TO what disposition oul
authorities make Of the case provided slit
AMI Mr. HAYNES are not separated.
Both parties arc said to belong to rcSpectl
he families, and Haynes is represented as
steady. industrious man of standing and in
f.ucncr. At a late hour last night they were
both quietly seated side by side in the polio,
"Uin7. II is supposed that some disposition
will be made OF this strange clse to-day
Lgt,hjirG Ecpubic0n.
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How TO SECURE SAFE TRANsPoRTATIoN.-A
gentleman in Keene, n. H., received by ex'
press a package containing watch, on the
outside Of which the sender had made the
following endorsement. "Only watch
bank it through; toss it around; drop it
twice at least. Merely watch, Simply a
watch: knock it,absut. Second attempt in
one week to get watch over the road
whole" The watch was received intact
p,e}oc, Uo,-r3
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Mexieo--The RESPONSIBILITIES Rowing ON
Z Gasnasaso,--assazs lSSfeatsas,3e: o
\ MArAHoRAs, January 9.t-The .inshFgent
General Quiroga IS moving on Gamargo With
/ 900 men. 1t Is reported that Cortirfas has
abando toned Camargo and Is treating towards
Reynosa, and tfat the sadSahce and rear
guards Of the two forces have fought with
out material result. ;t'sia 2t'i ~ ~ u &.
E A special courier who left the city oi
Mexico on the 9fst ultimo announces the
defeat Of Diaz with the loss of his artillery
and cavalry. The bells were ringing and
there was great rejoicing over the news when
the courier left. - s-7tH
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Georgia LEGISLATURE.

ATLANTA, January 10.-The Legislature
met to-day. The Governor-elect resigned his
position as Speaker of the House, and Hon.
j. B. Cummings was elected in his stead.
The acting Governor announced that he
would send in bis message tomorrow. ~
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The War of Factions in Louisiana.
BIootsshcd at Last.

l1IVDUS1XCW xUcte
1, New ORLEANS, january 9.-The first blood
in the war for supremacy between the War
moth and Carter factions has been shed. The
Sergeant-at-Arms of the Carter House at
tempted to arrest member and scuf1e en-
sued, when a policeman shot Walter r.
Wheeland, who claims to represent Sabine
parish, but was expelled by the Carter fac
ton. Wheeland died in an hour.
New ORLEANS, january 10.-There is no
material change in the condition of affairs to-
day. Business is dull, and very few ladies
are seen on the streets. The men generally
were out
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From, Havana.

HAVANA, january 10.-A steamer arrived
Yesterday at Nueyita with o battalion Of ride
men from Spain. ).
The. telegraph line between Gibara and
Santiago de Cuba Is working. s.s
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Earthquake shocks.

LANCASTER, n. r., january 10.-A slight
shock of an earthquake was felt here last
evening. .,,,.5 ..i..
QUEBEC, January 10.-There was q heavy
earthquake here last night, lasting ten seconds.
The shock was felt at other places In The
vicinity, but no damage was done. s'zt.'t;
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r:.sncatio,, II, Tenuessce.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, January 10.--Dr. Sears,
the custodian of the Peabody fund, has ar,-
propriated 81 800 to pay an agent to travel
over Tennessee and arouse the people to the
importance OF free schools.
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FAIRFAX COUNTY, VA.-FailtaX county has
t. her credit in her treasury $i,261.3S, be-
aIdrs which there is solvent claim against 4
former sheriff for 81 600. All claims against
tno county have been paid, 50 that we have
Il clear fund Of over $4,000 to begin the year
With, md il will not lie necessary 10 levy any
tx Tor county purposes for 1S72.-tdlrJar
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Tie new k,dies' hat just brought out in
ralis is called the casserole, being exactly of
Tie shape Of 4 copper saucepan, OF something
liz" the helmet worn by the knights Tenn
il!r CT old. The hat has NOT the smallest
symptom of hrim, and the crown is orna-
,ncntcd 10 the very summit with alternate
bands Of velvet and satin. A tutie atgrette
- placed in front, and adds to the fierce aspect
~ the lat.
Miss McCrekcr, who was caught up by
ID" storm in the Youghiogieny valley on Sum
day last, was carried four hundred and sixty
yards actual measurement, and fell through
III apple tree, receiving Il number Of severe
bruises. The limbs OF the tree broke the
force Of the lall and saved her !fe.--PittsGurg
C0m0gerciQi.
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ITO PHYSICIANS.

FLUID EXTRACT OF CALADAR BEAN, made
from The fresh lean, and guaranteed reliItse
CONCENTRATED FLUID EXTRACT or Elk
GOT. combined with aromatics TO prevent nau-
:. sen, and fltIlY representing erEct;
CALABARsGEfATINE, for contracting the pupil
Of the eye; 80: 49,, .
ATROPINE GELATISE, for d!lating the pupil Of
the eve:
LAMINARIA TENTS. imported; ' .:.
SPONGE TENTS, carholi2ed; -f, Il.
SURFACE THERMOMETERS,
AXILLA THERMOMETERS, -... .s. 49, 1879
UR1NOMETERS. complete: .."
MAGSiFl'INC GLASSES, for medical use;
with all the new and valuable medical anlsHrgcal
appliances, to be had Of
Dispensing Pharmacists,
der al0 Main street.
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PRoBAg!LIr!Es.--Judgi from the sample
of yesterday, more weather is probable for
to-day, which will be succeeded by spell OF
weather. dangerous winds on the Fulton
coast OF Wheeling creek are not anticipated.
IF the riin continues for the next tWentyiour
hours but little dust may be looked for.
Wheeling Register.
II was Mrs. Fairs lawyer, and not herself,
that died in San Francisco recently. :
The peWs in Beecher's church were rented
for the year by auction on Tuesday evening.
The prices were twenty per cent. less than
last year. The whole amount realized is
about $780, 900.
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Terrible Accident.

Providence, R. T., january Io.-samuel
Rad, conductor. on a Worcester freight
train, was run over by twenty-seyen cars this
afternoon. He was cut in two lengthwise.l
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Observation-Disclosures ARKEr.

= sfoyDAY. January ses Beef csttIe weYs
rather dlf this week, ani prices favored buyers Aloe
head arrived, ard sold az 6or extta Pennsyl.
md d6Dsac III Fgros6 for sonisnens 40 % quality:
i.. Cows swers n1changeds no head npsas as StoGs1
Sheep werss III dem nt soaa at the
different yartis at 17sc ID Er0EA 40 % c0ndinon:
hogs we're In demand at an aaSapce Read sos0
at S7lS7.so a. leo MS. net.
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.WHLLAM %. WOOD d CO, -, !. !,
w 373 AND 375 w. BALTIMORE STREET,
BALTIMORE, nd.
manufacturers of STEAM-HEATING APPA-
RATUS and inventors of the new polished-fron:
fat-top PARIS RANGE-in every respect the best
coodng-rangc In the United States, and warranted
TO heat the rooms above IL received With the cee,
the hrst premiums at the Mary State Fair and ut
the American Institute Fair, New York. Buy either
the Paris Raiise, and you will have the best Nesting
fireplace stove and the best cooking apparatus tn The
world. i..,-.s ~ ss3E - ~ Is, ~ 3s, ii:
Send for descriptive circular. Z. ~
,ssHce - ~ "a WILLIAM 70. WOOD<&- co.,
Manufacturers and Jnyentors OF Heating, ysnttia-
fimore street. Baltimore. Md. no e-tanayS
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lesir LOUIS M,.ARKRTs. s.

t6;s,! Is. 5'esT LOUIS MARKETS. Y: 'tsSS
ST. LOUIS, january 1o.-TobGecoAD Demand 5000
at full prices Hemp and tagging unchan9cd3
.as, LOUISVILLE, MARKETS &,e,
LoUrsrI.ft, january .ia---T tobacco active and TN
changed. Sales, i82 hoSsheads.
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NORTHERN HAY. K
900 bales NORTH RIVER TIMOTHY HAY In
store for aale by Ell LATHRoP, q
tas Nineteenth street. at Draw-brIdge.
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TAMEs RIVER sTEAMBOATaI
al - COMPANY


FOR NEW YORK, PHILADELPHIA, BALIA.
- MORE, NORF DIX. PORTSMOUTH,
AND ALL REGULAR LAND-g;s
IEGS ON THE JAMES
EErJTfs:7ioS - RIVER. .
The fast and elegant United States mail steamer
ELIZA HANCoX Csp!aa, u G. SirlSSe
places on MONDAYS! WEDNEsDAYs, ana FIJI u.
DAYS, at HALF-PAST. SIX Am I, ana returns on
Tuesday, Thursday aud Saturday Afternoons, a "a,
Line stesmers for Baltimore, Philadelphia, and Ne"
York. Ess. 49, -, 49, -, ..,1v.y
of steamer. ~ - stts'+S - - 40 n
Fare to Nex York .y-'s ~ ~
Fare 10 Philadelphia a.
Reto Baltimore. % %
Fa piss to s on as Il CO.'S ExPREss
an Tre1esf Flereiyad TUESDAYS. THURSDAYS,
and S1TURDAYS, for Norfolk, P3Itsipooin, bos-
peake Bly, and all regular landings on james nSss'
Mt REASONABLY RATES. s.g
: fFr1dght received 'front.' A. ID. I'LL ". %.
Freight for way landings mus Dc prepaid
st-Fr '-z'tTaFi.fa - l.. b. TArU8l, General agent
oMec, Cempany's wharf. rs G, 49,
Branch Office, corner Main and MINI ssEesaa'
= nv Is - $500, 80
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NUNARD LINE The Bril- 4KXh
~ TIsH AND NORTH AMERICANss..1V 90
and and LIVERPOOL n calling st Cork haEbors
- -, !. - RATES 0F PASSAGE.
BY the Wednesday steamers, not Carrying s'ess'
Fist Cabin slse, gold. Second Cabin zee, Eodd.
First Cabin Paris . ~ sod
= Hy the Tuesday and saturday steamers:
Fist Cabin gold ssesrase "a sSs c so,G
stserare tickets nom Liverpool and Queensfowns
and oil paris of EnTo e lowest ratss -
t,aifssf- 5iasgow HARE, Antwerp, and otter poIns
on the Continent and for z RoFI
TTTHiRoITGH LINE, they having made the necsssaO
arrsiigemenb With the OLD D0MiNiOS; ~. az.
sUIPCOARAEY 70 New York. ana WIZ We w.
SARD & va thence to Liverpool, sc. - ~ -.
For rates, &C., apply 70 the Agents % tne oau "
mi mon seesinssfHI ARIES q. FRANCKLYh
General Agent CInard Line:
sfsi II r, Krtsy Jr General Agent Virginia
". ~ 2rd Fnf,iSn Through Lime
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SOMETHING QUITE NEW, ~ d
APPRECIATED By LADIES GENERALLY,
but most particularly by those =, :,
HAVING CHARGE OF FAMILY APPAREE

We are prepared to have made In the most az,
proved nluilner any description Of LADIES' ea
ri .EMES'S. and CHILDREN'S UNDERWEAR
to order at shortest notice, and guarantee Satsfae
ton. !. - 1880,
making q discovery of any article OF wearing ap:
pare having given out may have II replaced IN Anew
hours, time by giving us their orders !,
done by parties In this city who needing employ
ment and we are simply ago-bd,ceens," guarantee
ing the work shall be done by those VINO are conpe
tent and deserving. ,
And iastiY, We ask every lady who desires work
promptly Who desires her work well executed, WIG
desires to be rid of the trouble OF looking up some
one to do her work who Is responsible, and TO use hel
influence In direction most needed and deserving
81. to bring her orders to the ifi
DOMESTIC SEWING-MACHINE OFFICE,
900 MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, va.
de 2o-im T1lTI! Z * AVERY q Co., Agents.
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Baltimore Advertisements.
ID SINCLAIR s CO.,
H. No. 50 LIGHT STREET.
PAITJM0pF Mn

ID SINCLAIR Il CO.,
II. No. So LIGHT STREET.
BALTIMORE, MD.
Manufacturers ofAgriculturalImple and
Machinery. Growers and Importers OF Garden
and Field Seeds, offer to Farmers and Mer-
chants the following named valuable Labor saw
ing Machinery and implements for the coming
season, viz: stNEw YORKER Sci fRake Reaper and
fsNEw YORKER SelfRake Reaper md Mower Com
bined. This Machine took the Gold Medal at the
great Field trial at Auburn, New York, in July,
1866 as the best self Rake Reaper on the ground,
also the celebrated MONITOR MOWER. This is a
two wheeled Machine, with Flexible cutting Bar
the best in use. The BUcKEYH and CASES Riding
Sulky Cultivators. Maryland Self Discharging
Hay and Grain Rake on wheels, the best in the
Country. Sinclair's improved Corn Planter and
Seed Drill. Rice's Premium Cotton Planter
Sinclair & Co.'s patent Screw Propeller Hay,
Straw and Fodder Cutter. Patent Masticators
for cutting Corn Stalks, Sugar Cane, Hay and
Straw. Readings patent horse Power Corn
Shelters and Cleaners. Hand and Power Corn
Shelters, all sizes and patterns. Threshers anrd
Seperators, Horse Powers, Wheat Fans, Grain
Cradles, Revolving Hay Rakes and Cleaners,
Plows Harrows and Cultivators, Machinery and
Pillow Castings &C., &c.
Also on hand for Spring sales fresh and genu-
inc Garden Seeds, of our own Raising and I'm
ported from the best houses in Europe.
All goods sold by us warranted to give Salts
faction and such as represented.
For particulars &C., send for our Pretoria Cat
alogue. 72mar23y
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Baltimore Advertisement
LARRABEE. 2. F.-LARRABEE. H. c. LARRABEE.
II LARRABEE & SONS,
De ESTABLISHED 1925. J
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
AND DEAEERs'IN
HIDES, RED AND OAK SOLE LEATHER,
- IMPORTERS OF g.
FRENCH AND GERMAN ,CALESKLNS,
AND ALL KINDS OF
SHOE THREADS AND SHOE FINDINGS,
which they offer at lowest rates,
PURE TANNERS OILS,
AND MANUFACTURERS OF
WAX UPPER, BUFF UPPER, .CALFsKINs
AND KIP LEATHER.
Consignments of Leather solicited and liberal
cash advances made.
No. 20 South Cazve,t Street,
BALTIMORE. 72apr1oy
r. W. PLUMBER
EXTENSIVE
FURNITURE WAREROOMS,
NO. 40, HANOVER STREET,
BALTIMORE.
n. W, EASTMAN, will be on hand and will
be pleased to seehis old customers. 72may24y