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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-10
GEORGIA.

The special election for three members of ;le
House of Representatives took place last MONDAY.
The candidates were Messrs. Gmer. Dou,hcr,v
and Wright (W.) and Mcssrs. Cooper, Coloui,
and Black (L.) We have n few scattering returns
not indicative the result.
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fconwUxroA1gD.
M me wImGs "a nA

You arc earnestly requested 10 assemble IN full
force, az the Court louise, on the 25th of he pre-
sent n onth, being Court day, f5r tho purpose Of
n.mInIung suitable c,njdate 10 he run IN the
Spring, against Co. WIN l.. White Who IS even
now oSering his "indomltab.e energy" IN the can
vass while our Hithlu Representative is dischurg
ng the duties ri bis slotOn with uni ncbing fidelity.
Lot us, then, have as large n meeting as possible,
md select tbs individual who % preferred by the
Wings and place him on tho track, that he may 90
b. % tho death with tie Colone.
Manu- FTcfhoI1sTt,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-10
Small game.

The Enquirer fleets holy horror at the idea of
naming county in Virginia, Clay; and appeals TO
its party friends in the Senate to strike on, the name
by oil means, if they do not wish to elect MIR Clay
next President This is petty and conemp.iblr
indeed!
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-10

The Governor thinks that the vote OF the people
has sustained his vetees.
The Subcet OF the militia is retcrrtdto.
II ere is tm,y reference to the spirit of specula.
ton. and a wholesome remark upon what PenSy-
vana owes to herself in the way Of developing her
own resources, aud the encouragement of her man
ulactutes.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-10
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES,

Mr. FILLMORE from the Committee on Wovs
nnh Means reported a resolution to instruct thai
committee To report till authorizing npprnoria
tons TOT such necessary objects ure now included
~ appropriation bulls without authority ol,w
Anor some inquiries from Nlessrs pan, ,,,
Chvo Johnson, which were very briefly ao,we,sl
by MIR Fillmore, the resolution was passed. win
out a division.
From the Committee on Claims, reports were
made by a. GlDDlNGS. Laid on tho ,slle and
ordered TO bo printed.
From the Committee on Revolutionary Claim.
reports on several cases were made by Me-
HALL, r J CAMPBELL. JAMES, and WASH.
lNGION. Lad on the table and disposed y! In
the usual way.
From the Committee on Private Land Claims
MIR MOORE reported resolution ordering The
printing OF the report Of the Receiver AMI REGISTER
of The Land Office at Opo'ousis. Passed.
lMr MOORE at Tie same time Offered resolu.
ton inslructng tho COMMITTEE on Post Offices Ia
inquire into the cNpedency Of altering the r,tos nj
portage on Steamboat letters. Passed
Mr. SALTONSTALL from the Committee m
Mannioclures, reported resolution authofzinc IN,
Committee 10 send for witnesses and collect tss,,
mouy relative 10 tho operation Of the present 80
ltws.
Mr. w. COST JOHNSON said he wou.d yo,
tor tho resolution II the gentleman from M,,s,el,
seIt would modify It so as to ask for the appoint
inent of select committee for this purpose.
Mr. SALrONSIALL explained the necessity a
such resolution % enable tie Committee on Man
ui'oturcs to act understandingy on the subiec
Thefe we're only three ways OF collecting the inor
nation rcquirod ], by the correspondence of in
dVldua members Of tho committee with individual
m different paris OF the county, form Of testimon
without authority or claim TO general confidence;
10y means ola committee Tor that particular purpos
3, Ivy dcpoailons and other modes OF collecting te
imony undo' the authority Of the House lie al
e"ed at some length IN defence Of the importance
the 'niofmtion asked, and tho necessity Of procu
ing II IN Tie mode proposed by the resolution.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-10
MARRIAGES..

On Thursday, the 25tb November, MIR JosErH
KEELING, Of Clnrksve, Va, to Mis1 MARTHA
wooTroH, daughter Of John Wootlon, OF Mecklen.
burg county, Va.
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MORE NEW BOOKS.
RECEIVED ri
SMITH, DRINKER & MORRIS

JHHuHry N.
" tees by : & Hall ~ ''S' @p'"oa' mo-
lmtor'a hible Two hundred pictorial illustrations ,
p"lr, consisting Of views in tho II,ly I.nJ. 10
Fttc' WIN many OF the kabc uhicr,a a.. n,,,
,"t, .ua, u New csamcns representing sscrcI his
80 copied itom celebrated piciurc s prime In,ily
i u, mss'eTs The Ian 'scape scenes made. from OIL
gina Sketches taken spot with Interc,ins io,,
press descriptions chiefly cxp niory of The en-
anl OF numerous passages connected win The h,s,s'
ssosop " natuia history aud antiquities OF tho
sennuc complied principally from ~ notes IN tc mn
don Pictorial Bible; tfrd series " "e Lon
Also further supplies OF Memoirs
nirrhrct Davidson, by " irvine
i,u'rclia Davldson, by Miss Se,I,wick
american Almanac tor 1870 '' ""''"'i"uH
variety MI, 80 OK ior January, containing the usual
a,es, Fashions Subscribers viii please send for ihsi
in
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-10
DEATHS

At his residence in the county of Buckingham
on the Sd inst, Major Wm. DUvAL, in tho OH
year Of his age.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-10
CANAL COMMENCE.
ARRIYED

ARRIVED.
Canal Boat, Buchanan, B g Dovinney, Master
with 400 tons merchandise.
Enterprise r. Moody, master, with 43l tons
merchnnd Ne.
Exchange, WIN. a Tompkins, master, with 80
tons merchandise.
Flying Lucy, J r Station, master, with 39g toni
merchandise.
Victoria, VIM. Tompkins, master, with 81 tons
merchandise.
WIN. l. Lancaster, X Peters, master, with I2i
tons merchandise.
virginia, WIN. Mirror, MASTER with 2Oi t)n
merchandizc.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-10
CHEAP FLANNEL

ANu!lE Domcaic Flannel yard wide, ~ 25c, a bargain
w White aud RED flanuels, all qualities, win be sold
Is1 LATIlROP 4 VAN DEURsRN.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-10

- THIS MORNING, at our Auction Store,
n y Sugar, Coffee, Salt. Shoes, &c.
DAVENPORT X ALLEN, Aucts.
ia lO-It
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u IsAnCtIN

. s,...-. n BANCAlN.
\ SECOND hand Piano ottc with Tho additions, r..
"a and of goo,. ionc-ior sale. ''''
ian W. DANIEL,
"a ~ Teacher Ct Music, squarc above the Banks.
WOMAN'S LEATHER SEWED WEI.TS.
WE nave lust received from the Manufacturer few
,, eases Womcn's Leather Wells, good article part
wise. n mn ,i,>n W. 81 oi o'hcr-
jai0 49, 80 ~,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-10

SI'RaE'X'O.N ~ OFFICE
Tx TouRrsEHrH eTIRlE.
Lstslt the world say ~h.ttheyc.n
foT selling mi Zes Stratton's tue mrn

Lettut the world whattheyc.n
foi .ehins nriEesstratton's the utn.
More Iucs-s933 20 sold and casheJ by SIN ,rrnx
Drawing Of Mononsara Lottery. No2-J,p 7,h ,s,,.
81 10 - 10 81 ~ a n 10
tekct-Nos III ~, snug prize Of 1893 70. Also ~
Drawing 81 wcllsbure Lottery, No 52-prawn Dee Is
~ 70 Is 81 67 ~ 81 62 II ~ Is 40 { a.
Ilckct-Nos ~ - Is, the highest Tapirs Of - a.,
''",,- Soid a"d p'lh "tssm by sraATToN.
Drawn Nos. IN i.ccshnng LOTTERY. Glass A. IAN =
" u 10 81 . 81 10 ~ o. - - 80
i'ekei Nos - 81 G, small 500 sold aud paid
~ srRATTON,
The all prze seller.
This Day, at 81 o'clock, p. NJ.
Aononsa'. Lottery, No 3-Draws a, the Merchants Ell.
change prize Of si7,5 ., 5Gll, 400 400 lJCI IN ~
0n' etc. 30 Nos-i2 drawn. Tickets 60.
iees5nrs Lottery. No 3, Extra, for Wednesday Night.
OF 100, etc 66 Nos-Il drawn Tickets So ' ~
Inesbnrr Lottery No2, Thur sday morning. | prze 81
sloogA 80 1910, 1870, lG2i Is Of $40 etc, &C Nos-io
welsburg Lottery No for F,i,ya, 81 O'Clock. at tho
Merchants EIehanae prize OF $685. etc 10 Nos ia
Mononsah Lottery 30 ?, Extra, for Friday might. Co.,
CLOCK ptiHe Of s21uOj, 10 OF 100, etc IS Nos-I2
Monongala Lottery, Glass II, for Monday morning
prize Of s3l9i, lno Too 1913 20 of 1000 etc ~ Nos
10 drawn. Tickets $40
n5- Orders for tickets in the above Grand Lottery will
be met with prompt attention. II addrcsscdt to
N. srRATToN,
HirnmpuI
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-10
HOUSE OF REpREsENrgrJrrq

ihURsDAr, Jan. q, 1912.
Mr. COOPER presented testimony relating to
claim now before the Committee on Claims. re-
feued.
Mr. DEAN asked unanimous consent to presen,
certain petitions.
Mr. ANDREWS, ofKsntucky, objected.
Mr. DEAN said II was the petition of Door sol
country.
Mir ANDREWS still objected.
MIR DEAN would then move to suspend the rules
10 enable hun to present this petition. AT The sug.
s'slon OF Mi GosgIn, he modified the motion so =.
To include petitions generally.
On the motion TO suspend, the vote stood- ioo t.,
Tie affirmative, %, in the negatives not two hfIs-
50 The rules were not suspended.
The SPEAKER announced the order Of the d,v
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-10
j. G.. GREGORY q co
NJ 4 n A & ERg:

OFFICE on Main, 2ni d'or belor Corner Main and
Ian streets.
e75oo t6ll %, $500 21przcs oflNnO ctc for This MON
uS) evening at 3. O'Clock 10 NOs-2 drawn. Tickets s
$40 10000 10 ~ 1000 l0of 5Ol etc. for Wednesday
evening. % aud u drawn. Tickets s..
elopn a. - Of so. ~ OF ioO cio for Thursday NOR
ning Tickets 81. CO Nos-lOd drawn '
$40 o. 1900 30 ofCOo etc. for Friday evening at - o'clock
AND.
$1,000, 10 Of looH etc, att o'clock " Tebois 81 90
sl529t or3o(oo nett lGCOo ioO0 "a Of 100 5oofinO 30
Tickets slO """'
For Tickets and shares, aul Certificates Of Pack
ages IN ihc above Splendid Schemes Address
j. q GREGORY & 60.
Managers, Nchtnnnd, Va.
An account OF The Drawing sent To all who order
U"'" VS. IA 10
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-10

THE President and Directors of the Exchange bank o
virginia have declared divide ndof "a per eent suI,
oot "a deduction n per cont bonus payable NJ tho
Hank and branches on the 10 h instant
Ia ~ DIV w r. STROTUER ra.tsr
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-10
For Saturday Jan. 2oh, n, Alexandra.

For Saturday, Jan. 22i, NJ Alexandria.
Va Wclaburr Capitals sl0npr 1000 hpn gOnN 10
OF I''' lOoi iA0. i0of 1907 lOooJ, SC. TckctssI6.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-10
MTDIOIIIIAN MN,

THE annual sonerel meeting ~ The Stockholders NJ the
Midlothian Coal Mining Compiny, will bo hclnat the
Columbian Hotel In the CITY Of Richmond, Saturday,
the 10th JSnuary ncu
Ia lO--dtlbth n WOOLDHIDGE,P President.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-10

For Saturday, jan 18th, ut Alexandra.
va Mnnongala Chsa u. CapHals-eJ POI tncu eco 600
I"ooo' i0p' lOsf 100, % Of iDi, etc TickcisslO
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-10

For Wednesday Night.
Cnpilals-sl2cOO luO, 3iOp $50 2I5 10 Of 1000 10 of
tJ,. 20 Nos Ill drawn Tickctas g.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-10
WORTHAM'S OFFICE,
Under the Exchnngo Hotel.

MR.. CHASTAtN CLARKE having retired from Tho
W Lottery bnsinoss- foI the present the subscriber
oilers The annexed splendid array of New Years Cu,
we sud an paid at this Office, within the last week
several snug IrIes-tnong HEN were ono Of sDO.
aud another Of 500 Other Larger Fish may be obtained
now Heating amongst the annexed
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-10

For Thursday morning.
Capihls-slnW ~, 2Ol l6p 1870 lU2i, u Of 500 ~ Of
400. 60 hos--in drawn. TickcNei
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-10
a sITUATION WANTED

IEhCHEH WhNrRD-ihayc received applca.
t3nlfom Family roTrlint about On mloa from Rloi.
monj procure tor cn Teacher qualified In teach tho
hngsh branches oiFcmalc cducation together with hc
ruumons anl ponaraiory studies IN Music Tho eitua.
o " do Irebc' only hreo pupils to be Instructed. taue
tors fu,c party above mentioned wDhNitI w.
-lab Teacher ofMusio SQUARE above Tho rIanEa !
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THE TRIBU n E.

PRoF BUsn's LgcTURE.-The Lecture OF froi.
Brsn. at the University Chapel las, Sabbath even
;og was in explanation of his own views with re-
card 70 the pcriod generally known by the indeii-
r;,e same Of the Millennium and al.o with rega'"
TO the New Jcrusalep. After exPialhl"s ''0
,;c.,,iop of IN, word employed he briefly traced
,lo ;.,,ry of the various opinions that have pecn
....,.;,l incoming it, and explained the views
If those who look forward to 1t as 'tii ioturc ana
=. .i.nif,inc a period of a thousand year'-~heh
f,,,i.,ianity in all its purity AID perfect power
.l.u ,o;,n oyer the whole earth. his opinion
10 cough, 70 disprovo and TO maintain the oppo-
site onc-which his own studies had led hun to
cmbrace-that the period generally known as the
Nleuium-of which, in the Apocalypse, the
Binding Of Satan is the prominent feature-has
nearly past: that the world i. rapidly approaching
il. termination and is ere long TO enter upon that
.ub.equent period which should be more perfectly
happy and glorious. BY the binding OF Satan he
understands the ca.tin. down Of the Pagan power;
and he fixes tue date Of This occurrence AT the in
PRODUCTION of Christianity into Rome By Constan-
,i,e-an event in all its circumstances 30 wonder
G,l a. to have excited even the surprise OF tine mn
del historian Gibbon. Then, according to Reven-
ton arose the Boa,,-whch for a thousand years
laye SWAY. aud which Prof Bush interprct'
IN symbolizc the Roman Hierarchy. We are now
in the evening of this period and fast opening our
owes upoD the dawn of that which is to succeed IT.
The river 81 life which in the vision OF john, fowcd
from the thrones set up in this coming period he
believe. to shadow forth the progress. OF the gospel;
and BY the trees which grew upon hl' borders,
Shedding their fruit foI food and their leaves Tor
,he healing Of the nations, he understood the in
.rirurion, which spring from the influence OF the
GOSPEL and are watcred by it, dilusing knowledge
and the fruits Of Christianity throughout the earth
He combatcd with great severity the doctrines OF
Miller. and pointed out the sources OF what he
believed 10 be their absurd errors. All thcsc
change, from one period to another he beleNeo'o
be gradual and not marked by any sudden phe'
po,ncna. His next and closing lecture l. to De de-
lvercd tomorrow evening its subject IL Inc
END Of the World"
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IN East Broadway nOu with

fine front or back rooms second boor may br han
=, \ family Or Jew single gtullrnen a. good m"als'
Io.e and location unusually pleasant and desirdr m
y,fe family. Terms very favorable. M ~
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small children eau be
DOARDING-A gentleman and his wife,

1 B uye, can hr accommodated with pleasant parors
,ar,., mi
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THr WORKS or IHE RI.

THr WORK. RI. REV JosEPu Bu1LnS s,e nor,
BI>Iop of Durham To which i Appended an account
IF the Character and Writings 81 the Author nv SAN
M FAIRFAX. ID. ID. Ncw-Sork Robert Carfr' NO
So Canal.streel. Brooklyn: No lOi FuonsTeeL
The publisher of this large octave volame' who
has given to the public 40 many works OF h'gh
value and enduring interest, has rendered an esPc-
cal service to the religious community by publish
inc in so fine style the works of one of the most
powerful writers Of any age. The Analogy OF
Religion is among the highest achievements Of
the human mind; and will long endure as n mon
umcnt of the deep picty and high ability of its
author. This collection contains several sermons,
various letters, miscellaneous essays, nc. by the
same writer. Ii is q work Of great value to the
religious reader, and must find place IN
the library of every Christian scholar. II is
printed in a very beautiful and superior style.
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Acy OF rHr WORLD AND SIGNS or TIE TINES. By Rev
r. c. Shmeal. New York Swords, stanford Co
I5l Broadway.

Acy OF me WORLD SIGNS or THE TINES BY Rev
r. C. Shmeall New York Swords, Stanford Il Co.
I52 Broadway.
This is the title of a work which has evidently
been the subject of much study, and of patient,
earnest thought, guided by Jealous religious feel
Ing. 1t il mainly an attempt to determine the Age
Of the World from ScriPtmal testimony. TO inter
pref the various prophetic enunciations contained
in the sacred records, and to present certain prem
inent events of recent history which, regarded as
sign, of the times, are believed to mark the fnl-
flment of various portions of prophecy The au-
thor in his preface speaks Of the false theories OF
Lycl'. ard Locke's Lecturcs-and regrets tho at
tcmpts made to pointoutany disagreement between
the records of Geology and of Scripture-'nce he
think. they NAV be made mutually to support each
other tic contends that the year 1868 ia the Pc
Rod designated by prophecy rs tho end OF time
and that the year 1917 is the great day of crisis
Whatever opinion may be formed with reference to
the writer's theories--it will be conceded that he
has brought to his task-whch is one that fer CEN
turies has engaged the attention OF scholars ana
holy mcn-alearnins and eminent ability when en-
title the work to close and thoughtful study.
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MEErlSG-A Meeting OF the Friends Of Association VIII
take place THIS EVENING, saturday, at o'clock, al
the Rooms OF the Fourier Association III Broadway, two
doors below Lspcnardst. All those who take an interest
IN the cause are invited 20 attend.
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L-AFOR SALE-That very desirable plat

@, of grouri situated ~ he cor-rof La'ght and Var
- 1-.. l-,nt.1 on II. Johns Park being 65 feet. :
&c.. oo la.al,ir.. and s. feet Oh Narck win n,
Chr-,b thereon. For particulars enquire OF JOSEPH
NFEKS. No. II Beech. ~
" SAWI ROOME, l2l Walkerst.
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at Three Cents Page, at No.
TRI SS.-Cnre war.

-, car, have as much pressure wish on the rupture
without bach pad which doe great injury. Come aid
try it SIX DAYS and % It = moi the easiest p,, 'l
60, nav reirrn Appv atg3 Flirdge,t. near Bruome
FOR the present al hours. iade' ATTENDED, To-" ''''
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,rNTFEL BOARDING in Jersey City

SJ-k small family OF three Or four persons, or The san
nbe- of single per,.n can be- accomplished WIN g'oh
md and ue,,ast loon n private family near tlr Ferry.
Reference. schauged. Inquire OF A. p smith, % Liberty
treet ar at " Chafubers--tlest h"'
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~ 81 pei. three story Dwelling Hone. No. = pr1re-si
a. sa iv.v suitable for the residence a. private a.
u.lv or boarding House. Apply t1
ASA r. " KIlIBALL. 50 Wal street
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TN, Bo.,oy N,.c,rLASY: MAY 1912, Vol 1 No i Brad
L.x.. l.A.lnn

tn, Ro.,ox N,cy,i.Sy; NAV 1912, Vol / No 4 Brad
bury Godcn Co.
This number of this splendid and excellent
Magazine for the current month Ii very valuable
and interesting. The FIRST paper IA by Nathah'eI
Hawthorne, entitled the 'Niriuoso's Coilecuon'
one of tho best articlcs-it not the very best-is
the continuation Of the review Of the Old Ensh'h
Dramatists, 10y J. h. Lowell-who has IN ms
writings more of the high and healthy spirit OF old
English Literature than any other writer OF the
day. The Touri>is-a Tale Of Naples He'll
gious Novels by W. \. Jones; : Chapter " OF
The King. Bird. : The First Client and the
Aphocryphal Napoleon. are the titles Of some of
the remaining articles. The number is embcl-
li.hcd by three fine steel cngravlngs-one OF the
Old Oakcn Bucket. another of the Capture OF
Andre. and the third Of Gen. Marion inviting the
British officer 10 dine.
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A. ROOMS TO LET at 3O4 Broadway
- DWELLING HOUSES TO LET

b%E CHEAP RENTs!-A very desirable two-,toy
brSL I.u>e No IIubert-,treet. 81 Johns PARK
another superior Dwelling in Chery-street, No 4l5 VIII b'
M other Il one or two families; alo lie sc IN Avenue y
rear Uou,tor.,treei Either OF these ~ ses may be
,re,,.,i ,nor t,ir ter1,, from ID. T. SICKELS.
p;,f II NaSau.st, 2i story.
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-pIT,INI. METAL WARE.-Tea

ID and Coffee Urn, Tea sets CASTOR, LAMP Pm
~ c,,,on Tanksr,i.. Cup, Plates and B4pt ,fnal
: -. :, ~ Pi-fe. Gc manufactured from Res'd httsl
p. ,,t Rel Barton, OF Tsunon. Mas. ant "ar-
n - ,,t - snv imported. for Ale hy Their agent
go. -, 'i y WITHERELL. Jr, ~ Jnhl->i.
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BOARD IN BROOKLYN.-Two or

three 70 nti'men Or a small amy can ~ d''o,nh"
,fo with Board and large or small Rooms, pleasantly VI
80 AZ a. Ueary street Terms reasonable. References
.r,hanged Application t. be made until about Stay Isl al
..l 4. .Is, t-.frfg
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~ FOR sALE-The three story Brick

isiN ITDrSE And LOT Or GROUND, No =
- * nv "a iee, a IIou,e 8 by & feet with u u,
,,,i. In by DAYS work under the supsnnt"nhrncs 81 N
(;e,rre Ireland There ten IRE places n us i"h'
rbere : a dry cellar undo die whole, pave! AMI DIVIDE
into several apartments fre-pmoi a,hh"ue umfr -
ON Gre mace and tie whole in complete order. JLt
;s mas, n, zen every day between tie hours OF u
fr5 o,clocL For further particulars apply 70
81 GRlNNEII. MiN1IRN co. II >ouih-s'rrct
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FROM 70 10000 lbs. Of Fresh Gar

DEN SEED, in all the cho ce-' species anh t1 =
- - ale in quantities 10 sut purchasers, =,
NAYS neriuanrut esabi hment, corner oil rghp,hn
and q -oavyav Also The Young Gardener ~ ,lti'
no Mn, result, of hi y years practice IN Nf" .,s'
al , the tnerican Institute which Institution, and ne
Ne,y.York STATE Agricultural Society, hs"sg a~0
.yerai coue, A. Premiums for superior specimens " '
d.n Products, farther comment deemed unnecessary
mg 2a'