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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-11-19
TENNESSEE


The returns on which We based our article Of
Yesterday must have keen grossly inaccpraie-or
those furnished III the National intelligence Of
Yesterday morning must he wrong. That paper
gives The votes Of 60 counties, in which MIR.
Claws majority is ,l32, and flour counties 10
hear from. by which il will probably he reduced
to or 900" We have compared the returns in
the Inle!ligencer with those in slip of the Nash
vile Union of Sunday, Nov. 10 and hr3 dis
crcpancv in tao counties OF 30, which should
be counted in our favor. Moreover the lnell-
gcncer SAYS. that there are @renty three counties
in Tennessee. while the Globe puts down sercniy-
niac counties
The Globe Of Saturday evening says "the trle-
graph reports Tia, The Western cars have arrived
in Baltimore, and passengers say that Tennessee
has given small majority for Col Palk."
The Baltimore Sun (ncutraO cfycs,cr,lay, con-
iain> The following article We have sill strong
hope oihaving carried the State, though ii is more
close and doubtful than We should like. To days
mail will probably remove all corbt:
1--WE have returns from all of Tennessee but
! counties: , in ItaA, in Middle, and 8 in West
Tennessee, as follows:
"i;oa Tsancsae-All the counties heard from
bui >. and Claws majority is 25i1
"lLddic TtapeS~c-All the counties heard
from Int j. and PolK's maj oritr is362l.
"IIea Ttnnc@e.-All the the counties heard
from but 8 and Clay's majority is $50.
"RECAPlrrLATioS.
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DRACTICE OF LAW-The subscriber
L having resumed the practice OF Law, will
attend The Sessions of the Cour Of Appeals in
this City, and these Of the Superior Courts OF
Norfolk Borough and Norfolk County and en-
gage in any business in The line OF his PROBES
sion. WIN. MAXWELL.
Office on llth Street. South side, four doors
from the corner on Main. Nov. l9-2aU6w
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.

Error, hc Nsrc Yort Herald, Nor. 10
STATE OF TRADE.
Asurs-Sales Of Potts are made al Il a 4 IL!
Pearls are steady at 81 D 4 -.
STOCK ON HAND NOVEMBER II, 1911.
Pots DDS. II ,Ioo
Pearls 9,797
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ave coun, upon New York with much conf
dence; but if, owing TO The inlreues Of The Wings
with the Natives of the City, and the Abolitonists
OF the Interior and any dark Coalitions, which
they are attempting 10 form with both sections,
we should be shufled or cheated out of the vote OF
New York, it will reduce our estimate TO 1875, and
votes would be wanting 10 secure the election
We must look for these either TO-
Connecticut
New Jersey
Delaware
MARYLAND
North Carolina, (Which we will
not abandon TO the Wings, but
in the last gasp,) II
Indiana II
Ohio %
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CPLENDID ILLUSTRATIONS or.
- FlCE-Drawn Nos. OF Alexandria Letter.
No. 40, drawn 10Th Nov:
20 81 IA 60 81 10 AZ , Al % 20 90
Tickets Nos. II Al IS, $500, and Nos % g
$500, both sold and paid by ST3ATTON.
SPLENDID SCHEMES.
For Nov 23d-S25,000, 10000, 1000; Go Nos
II drawn. Whole tickets $40, halves 5. guar.
ters2 30.
For Nov 3Oth-s3O,OoO, 10000, G,OOO. $500
1900, 5000, 40 of 900 so OF 500, &c - No>
IL drawn. Wholes Sl0 shares in proportion
Orders for packages, certificates or single itch.
els in The above Schemes will bepromptly attend.
Ell To- and drawing sent when requested
Plc:se address orders to y. STRATTON.
Nov. ~
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In New Hampshire Folks plurality over Clay
a,0O0-majority over Clay and Birney, 5000.
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MORE BARGAINS FROM AUCTION.
THE following goods from "Wrights" Stock
i Sale, will be sold al about onc-half the orr
ginal price, viz:
Bonnet and Cap Ribbons; Busle Mi,is
Heavy Silk M,ts and Gloves
BOYS and Girls Hosiery; Womens and Meus
Silk and Cotton ditto
Mems and Youths Thybei Gloves
Colofed Gimps, Cords and Tas>eIs, Nigh, Cars
Bead and Busle Gimps, colored Silk Gimps
Lace Muslins, Curtain Muslns, Linen Cam.
brics
Linen Cambria Handkerchiets, Lace and Silk
Cuffs
Infants Dress Bodies Silk and Barge Scars
Elegant Silk and Velve, Neck Ties
Family Long Cloth; yards wide Linen and CO..
ton Sheet;nss
Bracelets, extra super Kid Gloves. Towels
Children's Wool Caps
And sundry other goods not enumerated hr
sale a, No. 30 Main St, near the Mansion House.
by SMELL & RlLEIGH
Nn,
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FALL. AND WINTER DRY GOODS
wholesale ami Retad-Ncr, Fashionable and

Ctr0p.
ID II. JENKINS has received an addiona.
II. supply Of Dry Goods, which have been
purchased, within few DAYS, at reduced prices
consequently he will sell hv wholesale or retail.
very great bargains. The following are a few oi
the articles on hand:
Siks-Rich Glossy Cameleon, and other styles
OF dress Silks; also, black and blue black silks ot
every description.
Ladies Dresses-Alapine plaid Poplns, plaid
and figured, Alpacas, Cashmere D'Ecosse Nous.
lines. &c in great variety Of price and fashion
Calicoes-l 900 pieces Of Calcocs from 6 10 s
10, ~, and finer rich Winter colors, and grea,
bargains.
Cloths, Cassimeres and Ves,ings all kinds.
Shawls-Ladies will find 1000 Shawls. of all
kinds, from 30 cents. 81 ,, 3, 4, 5 and every price
10 1925, comprising The largest assortment, Of
Shaws in the city.
For Chidren-Velvets, plaid Merinocs, L,le
Lacos. Edgings and lnsertings.
Skrls-flar, WorSied and Muslin.
Mourning Goods-Family Mourning OF e'ey
quality.
Umbrellas--Slli and Cotton
Hosiery-Ladics', Gentlemen's, and Children
Hosiery, of all descriptions
Also, great bargains in Linseys from 10 cent
10 the finest; Servants and Bed Blankets, all
qualities; fine and low priced Sattinets Bar
gains in Goods Tor Servants Clothing, Carpetng-,
and 100 bales and cases bleachcd and brown
Shiriings and SheetinsS and Cotton O7nabursN
&c, at II. II. JENKINS
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods and Linen Store,
Nov ~ Richmond, Va.
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20,955
Total

CoTroS The enquiry was good to-day, and
resulted in sales OF 800 bales, the larger proper
ton OF which was taken BY spinners The mar
kei closed steady at the annexed quotations.:
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Nov. 10

HOYT'S OFFlCE-Dlawing Of Mononsalia
II Lottery, Class iG:
is "a 10 II % Is Is 80 80 10 10
Drawing ot Grand Consolidated Lottery, Ga,
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80 % &C 40 46 2 80 As 80 81.
Drawing OF Virginia Monongalia Lottery, No.
46:
G3 ca 10 II % Is Is So 80 40 ! 6.
Ticket, Nos 80 SO Ga, another Capital Prize,
sold and cashed al sight bv WORD
Nor l9-lt
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70 % G6 40 4G > % IS 30 3.

Drawing of Alexandria Lottery Class No 40
~ 81 II IS 30 10 A. A 70 5 ~ %
Ticket, Nos 20 81 -, and ~ n - ,w0
Prizes sold and paid by IlOIT.
Nov lo-lt
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PUBLIC SALE OF THE BELL TAVERN
A T Superior Court of Chanccry, Tor the
n Richmond Circuit, held al the Capitol, in
the City OF Richmond. on Saturday, April |, 1873
Mary Ladd, Plaintiff
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We did not part beneath the rky,

=
Where Nipht conceals the glistening eye,
Blu, not the throbbing heart;
We parted on the spot of ground
Where we first had laughed al love,
And ever the iests were loud around,
And the lamps were brish' above
"The h. avcn is very dark, Love-
The blast is very keen
But merrilv rides my barque, Love
Good night, my Josephine
She did no, speak OF ring or vo's,
But flied the cup OF VINE,
And took the roses from her b!os
To make c wreath for mine
And babe me, when the gale should hi
Nv light skff on the wave,
To think as little of the gil:
As of the hand that gave:
go gailv DER the sea, Love,
And find your own heart queen;
And look not back TO me, Love,
Your humble Josephine
That garland brealhes and blooms no more
Past are those idle hours;
would moi, could choose, restore
The fondness or the flowers:
Yet oft their withered witchery
REEVES its wonted thrill,
Reme,nber,d-not with Passions sigh,
But oh remembered stlll:
And even from your side. 1--we,
And even from this scene
One look is DER the tide, Love,
One thought with Josephine
Alas your lips are roster,
Your eyes Of softer blue
And have never felt for her
As have felt for you;
Our love was like the snow-haKes,
Which melt before you pass
Or the bubble on the wine, which breaks
Before you lip The glass
You saw these eye-lids wet, Love-
Which she has never seen;
But bid me not forget, Love,
My poor Josephine
We can mako room for no more; but tht
reader of Poetry who can afford to buy the vol
ume and does without il mus: have different
taste from ours.
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Disasters. &c.

The bark Cowper her passage from Ramgnte to Boston
fell in with and boarded the s6th Of April in lat q u.s.
long a. the wreck OF lumber laden brig, deck opmats and
lower yards gone; letter in her name, aud rs part
cut her atIral; counter stove and full OF water
companion why the board side Of the quarter deck
Took from her small quantity of rigging and few blocks
She was covered with banacies.
The brig New England. Welsh. arrived at Boston from Mar
settles reports that the 10Th ut when lat 81 81 long IA
A. passed vessel OF about 80 TONS bottom up; appeared 10
have been newly cDppered
Brig Andrew Ring, of Iubec, Bermuda, from NewYor
was estimated be damaged 10 the of $780, insured
in NIork.
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TINES CHANGES.

TINES CHANGES
SAW her once-so freshly fair
That. like blossom ust unfolding,
She opened 10 Lies cloudless air;
And Nature loved to view lis moulding
Her smile il haunis my memory yet
Her cheeks fine hue divinely glowing
Her rosebud .nouth-her eyes OF jet
Around on all their light bestowing
Oh who could LOOK ON such II form,
So nobly free, 80 softly tender,
And darky dream that earthly storm
Should dim such sweet, delicious splendor!
For in her men, and in her face,
And in her Young stepss fairy lghtness,
Nought could the rap;urrd gazer trace
But Beauty's glow, and Pleasures brightness.
saw her twice-an altered charm
Blu, still OF magic, richest, rarest,
Than giIlhood's talisman less warm,
Though vet Of earthly sights the iairesl:
Upon her breast she held child,
The very image of It's mother;
Which ever to her smiling smiled
They seemed 10 live but in each other:-
But marion cares or lurking wo.
Her thoughtleSs, sinlcss look had banished,
And from her check the roseate glow
OF girlhood's balmy morn had vanished:
Within her eye.. upon her brow,
Lay something softer ionder, deeper,
As if in dreams some visioned wo
Had broke the Elysium OF the sleeper.
saw her rhrice-Fate's dark decree
In widows garments had array ed her,
Yet beautiful she seemed 10 be,
As even nv revcries portrayed her;
The glow, the glance had passed away,
The sunshine, and The sparkling glitter;
STILL though noted pale decay,
The retrospect was scarcely bitter;
For in their place calmnesS dwelt,
Serene, subdung, soothing, holy;
In feeling " hich, the bosom felt
Tha, every louder mirth is folly
A pensiveness, which is not grief,
A stillness-as Of sunset streaming
A fairy glow on flower and leaf,
Till earth looks like landscape dreaming.
4 last time-and unmoved she lay,
Beyond LIES dim, Gncerlain river,
90 A glorious mould OF fading clay,
From whencs the spark had fed for ever
gazed-my breast WAS like 10 burst
And, as Thought o! years departed,
The wears wherein saw her first,
When she, a G rl, was tender-hearted-
And, when | unused on later days,
As moved she in her matron duty,
A happy mother, in the blaze
Or rpened hope. and sunny beauty
felt the chill turned aside
Bleak Desolaton's cloud came DER me,
And Being seemed troubled tide,
Whose wrecks in darkness swan before me !!
We must hold up; but the following though
exceptionable in matter, must have room, as the
mos. finished and admirable verse in the English
language
JOSEPHINE.
We did not meet in courty hall,
Where Birth and Beauty throng,
Where Luxury holds festival,
And Wit awakes the song;
We met where darker spirits meet,
In The home OF Sin and Shame,
Where Satan shows his cloven feet
And hides his titled name;
And she knew she could not be- Love,
What once she might have been,
But she was kind 10 me, Love,
My prctty Josephine.
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p,h,,c Stock EIchnnee, May FL.
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEWBORN, MAY 81.

z ICNFVVs
Ship Gladiator B,ion London. GInnell Min!urn & CO;
BarSs Condor WISE Ponce PR II Souhmayd. * Son; sa-
DELLA Benn, Neuv;tas. llolt < Owen. :,
Bngs DIPLOMA FIye aansanla Ee.mih Walsh. i p'n
To- do Eyene Walton Philadelphia Buck & Peters alnry
Salter Salter. Pursboro', Soue Whitney Co.
Manchester North Richmond Allen * Pa1son Challenge
a.La phIlndnlrlIn
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rrlved,

Rr Apgora Fish h,e Means % d. FIN Tobasco loewood.
&C. to Ncsnth * Walsh Lett 9nss CaGain John Igst arr
feiJ Died at Tobaco OF fever March 10 Captain Lew +
Means lite mister OF brg AuFora of Ellsworth Me.
Schs Townsend Omm DIS I'm Cardedns, nnlasses to Jacob
Dram Sailed company with scrs Peru for Boston, ku-
dolph for Richmond
Schr Edward u Peters. FIN hinchas. lumber 20 SNOW
Schr Example Simpson. I'm Mncnn>. lumber,
Schr ClaudOn, lin Boston, ind>e bound 10 Albany
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Sailed.

Ships Queen of the West. Liverpoo: Gladiator London;
Nsichez. Valparaiso SCION. yeTp9o; P"Thnlian sutton
Pioneer st Thoua, Iahn Euers, Porto Cabeio; Natvoo
81 Juan Dos X eaicl.itS-afit Others.
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The br. MARYLAND sailed from Canton on the oath Novem
Der 1913 bound 10 Mazutlun and had arrived at the lat
Ter place 10th OF April beng Us days out Sixty days
Is considered iur pnssnEe.
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May s. lot 90 Is, long g. schr Alpine, from Boston oF the
May T. oil Sand Key brig Albano from Noreans io Glib
raltar. 49,,
of and for London from Nloland VIA s. Helena lst April
with 200 bhls OIL. 49,,
Ro for Amuv
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UTOPIA,

~ can dream Sir.
II eat well and sleep well!
IL could scare the sun away,
No light should ever shine;
If ] could bid the clouds obey,
Thick darkness should be mine
Where'er my weary footsteps roam,
hate whatc'er see;
And Fancy builds iairer home
In Slumber's hour for me.
had vision yesternight
OF a fiirer land than this,
Where Heaven was clothed in warmth and light,
Where Earth was full of bliss
And every tree was rich with fruits,
Aud every field with flowers,
And every zephyr Weakened lutes
In passion.haunted bowers.
elambercd up lofty rock,
Aud did no, find il steep;
read through page and a hall OF Locke,
And did not fall asleep.
said whate'er | may but feel,
paid whate'er owe;
And danced one day all Irish reel,
With the govt in every toe.
And was more than six fee, high,
And fortunate and wise;
And had a voice of melody,
And beautiful black ewes;
Ny horses like the lightning went,
Ny barrels carried true
And held my tongue nj an argument
And winning cards AT Loo.
saw an cid Italian Priest,
Who spoke without disguise
And dried With Judge who swore, like Beat.
All iihels should Ire lies;
bought COR penny two-penny loaf
OF wheat, and nothing more;
danced with female philosopher
Who was not quite a bore.
There was crop of wheat which grew
Where plough was never brought;
There Has d noble lord who knew
What he was never taught.
There was scheme in the Gazette
For lottery without blanks;
And Pariiamen, had lately nlet,
Without single Bankes
And there were Kings who never wen,
To cuffs Tor half crown;
Aud Lawyers WHO were eloquent
Without wig or gown:
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WhnlcrS. &c.

We ae requested to say, by gentleman acquainted with
the facts that the light the AoIo Castle. Al the avuua mas
MOI vet ecn removed but will be removed on the receipt OF
the lamp from France. lfh'au. inquirer
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To Force the Growth and Dress The
Human Iiair--'i'o stop It Falling vi
Ci,re il of Dandruti-.;cauti!y u. &c.

Price g. and 3 slIln.s = '0tUt -. =, III
rr,uSE ne the real and actual qualities al Jones Ioi,
H1;r Re,orntiye 1t viii the hair to grow on any
place where Nature Intended hair 10 Frow stop s %,:
,rc Sctf or )nnIT and MAKE light, red or grey n etw
-, For dre,slng hair .uit and SILKY, 2tg can
hist makes truly beautiful, and keeps So IL u.s. I
SId3 or shings battlcat the On OF the inec,m
EomIe 81 Chathnm street, New York iIy tu9n s. M u:
estate s. bos.o'i'', i'Ne' mil In
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IMPORTANT DISCOVERY.
Richardson, 81 Co.'s Celebrated
~ lTR,f'. 1EIT

n.
rs'HS Medicine compounded solely from vegetable matter
free from ndniGruun, and warranted fec from
since. by individual s0rcy afflicted with ULCER TED
SCROFLA. au who has been the Treatment, Of tho
most cmnen: pysc,Il>nu the United States year.
without the least Apparent hone q restoration health and
nb1ye named medicine Tor 1--WE weeks restored perfect
health. That medicine ns been sold with Unprecedented
cess and has never failed Instance when konn accord
diseases to ":@sALT RTE. 81. SCRUFtfLA' iIGFRS
E EiNGS Evii F TI ETHI{&
Ei.ES SCURvY' CIiRoNiC soR + YES BI6rIifS'
~ 9N the ne, RACE. SCALD HEAD AND ALL
GRTI "a 81 vpSIE "A or PAINS OR CERS
OR AN IMPURE STATE OF The BLOOD Tie eilica-
cy Of this medicine bus been tested all the Diseases above
enumerated and is effect. Truly astonishing. Only
ng; which nsaly produces tonic effect while In cases)
It also acts r gentle cathnc, Increasing tie appetite and
general hea OF te patient caislng all ulceatet to DIS
charge prOscy and producing eisecug a,erlii,e
ofha blood.
Persons. while taking it, should refrain from the zee of all
tIb;ane,l at wholesale vi Tii0S 6. TiLYACE.
General agent ~ uesllee opposite the Custom House New
York md NJ 10 Aston House no. 6i3 ard I'll B-nndway
corner Broud"ay and Chambers No =, Ffput.treet;
No iSl w street G0s. " and 80 nuwey No SO Futon
street No -, and 2b Hudson, and 70 igmmond.trct
tiui,Dn: No. 10 Grand street No j7 nnd Us Greenwich
No. ~ tatarnestreet Nos 81 and ~ Pearisfeet no ia
Cannl-.trect.
streets and WIN. Bnrroye, .;qures Buildiug. corner va
low and Atlanicsis., and by al the principal druggists in the
DIV &. Lockrow, No 81 Beaycr-s. clinton Building,
I. w. DyOtt & Son. No. l43 No. IN Seconds General
Wholesale Agent for Philadelphia.
Instructions taking the article and great number Of
t;.cns and testimonials TO and Obtained amy Of
. oil ll
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Arr at NBedfoyd 18th inst. ship nher. Indian Ocean, flo
bart Town Jan 10. with full cargo ls bos VIII OH ana A'o
lbs. bone "
Ar a, NBedfol 18th inst ship Minerva, Macomber New
Zealand - Catharines April I'd, with full cargo NV w
Ar nj New Bedford s INST bark Pioneer. Tanan. New
Yea land Bahia. AprilS, full liQ VIII, 40 So oil
and 1000 lbs bone.
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nv ORDER of Thomas e. Chttenteg FTst Judze Of tbo
l. County Courts the County Of ielcan n?iice ,ssy
r,vn TINT IN attachment s Fsed asnsi ne estate ~ MAX
WIN CHAPLIN NONRESIDENT Debtor i cue pi.e, fiillc .
lie "A f Judge pursuant 10 ts directions "i e .taiu.
,-.-rt tleitrs' and tpt the same "ll ~ SOC lp he
Taynrni OF h, debts nu-s he TIC sad 'a't th'p hpD-a
mil drt,ryc such attachment uccpiiug 10 nv" With Dn-
Inous tom publication OF tn no'ce ana nh' ne
n, men, of any debt. him Dy residents OF rs - c ai
-, Jslvay To- HIM or or Of nag property vita hs
Sac ennrinr 10 HIM ard the transfer OF any h o2cry ~
hIIh, oIe '"'o'o-e' " - J. MiiI.!IN.
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Ty,AVERN AND TXClSE LICENSE Notice 10 every
person vending, dealing IN or etln, strong or Spi'u-
Gus IiuIor. N the CITY ~ New Nork.
" ,s " no Sim II sell or e: IA Strong Spiruos Ii.
qors tcxcept importers DstiIs, selling any liquor IN.
por;e He'd by tl.em quunte above i've Galons,l
without having it 0binnei License FOE such nIrp,e from
the Mayor aud the respective Aldermen and ASSISTANTS OF the
Wrrs in which they >everaly reside subject by LAW fox
each offence the pcualtyo SIS mud case OF Retailers, 20
the nd tonn punishment Thy ndctnent oi tine snd mpn.
.nnmen Tavern nn Excise Licenses wall therefore be isUed
at the Asyors Office CITY Hail, between the hours OF IL md
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SIMPSONS lOTEi.-Ihc subscr'bar tenders his
<S thinks hi trends aii patrons iaT The tbera panf
% no. ,eroiyed NJ his Old establishment MAN street hui
be- I inform them thai he hGs removed teF=0m I" ms psSet
hotel No 81 Market street, winch ia beSn thoou2-
v fsnoyn,cd and enlarged IN MI departments. 10
anlcs Gud gentlemen DESTROYS q; comfortable ieencelnn
oe and central sduton with all the advantages az private
dwelling house the present location oIe ever nduceien
Tile nInrs and bedrooms airy and cnnvenani ana ihe
'eI p,ghLeans- sIay eth lSI ny92m
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Ties. sils ~ Of n irst CHS, and ronmand-l by abe
and oslcrence lav.raso he cabins elegantly lrnis.e
and afford superior accommodations IL PASSENGER Tie pnce
al IIge from New fofE 20 Liverpool si0l and Di l.ly
epcol tn New of 80 including stores and ,in. without
sgincs.
Neither tie Captain nor owners VIII he responsible for any 5
ie parcels packages, uA blt OF !adn signed
d GRlNNELl.. aINTURN 3. co. Is South. st,
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Il HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.-The two story
HN House and Lot ut Orange Es'ey Co. ~ j. situated IN
iLS the most pleasant part cf the village, within three min
ues walk of the Depot OF the Morris and Essex Railroad nun
ming from Morris;nn Newly and within three hundred
wards al the Pnrk House. The House confirms i've rooms be
side the bedrooms the attic with good Kitchen ana wei 81
water 80 n GOOD barn attached 10 the premises The lot
contains 3i-tll al good state OF cu!ivniln,
with n vaey OF truit trees Sc. This property VIII DC
sol low Term. nade ctsy and possession given mncdlate
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