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HENRY LUDLAM & co.

Canal Packets.
Tho Packet Boats SKINNER aud JOHN MAR
suALL leave Richmond for Lynchbury every Monday,
"Wednesday. and Friday, a, o'clock in the morning.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Richmond on Tuesdays Thurs
days and Saturdays at p o'clock, p. NJ.
Passage and Fare sc 90
EDMOND g. DAVENPORT
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re- COZ NTKN MERCHANTS AND OCHEHS.
'HNiE subscriber has the pleasure of informing
"A his country friends ami the public generally he has ,t
received fun supply OF fresh Spring Goods which render. hrs
stock IA and conpee-Whe he on
terms HIS part the following acI
100 boxes fresh Bunch Raisns
so do.
IS
IS boxes Orunses. IN prime order
so boxes Lemons, prime order
30 fails soft shell Almonds
bales hard
do Fl5rTis
do Wainuts
5 rais frcSh Date.
10 boxes preserve Citron
5 eaSks Zanie Cuuants
1000 fresh Cocolnuts
90 doz genuine CLaet Wine, celebrated brand
2S Museat do
100 drums Smyrna Pigs
10 eases Havana Preserves
10 do Canton Ginger
90 b5ls er,HpAe.
I"geher with large supply OF Toys fancy Goods and
tfeneh candles also compete of INV uu
manufacture warranted any hi. or any Other
Tue Union JUAN PIZZINI
ps No lt2. donr To he E1chan RAM
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NJ h. BR A NJ,

- SDI,,,-f,Ir,iI - a ag uerreo = Z.
IL ESPECTFULLY announces TO the c,i,zsns
- OF Richmond and vicinity that he has takrD roo,. -
ihoHas T. fe- Cos Dry Goods Store g N,in ST., -
o! his Esr'rssd DaggseoJype Pictures nav be sen
" Ladies asa Genlstnen are invited 10 ear
Richmond, Dec. IL, ls45.-tf
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LAW NOTICE
A I Court of Husungs holden for tho CITY of

UNlUS f. LEIGH pracfises Law in the
u Courts OF Amelia Npisway. ami Powhatan counties. IA
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VIRGINIA MILITARY
INSTITUTE.

pursuance of TIC following order o BOARD m vs,rs 81
pcaions viii ~ tcecved uu The 2th day N Jun ner 10
on the Chaif Of FliYsiCAL SCIENCE IN the Va Military In
n solved athc Board win proceed Manual Meet
inT 10 appoiria Professor u the Physical scicue, ami that Inc
Superintendent b. directed 10 advertise the In ouch n,sa
pers ~ b. miy deem rI'cjcnt" signed
r &. JOHNSTON,
rfrfifcnt n The Board Of ytsters
sons dssr1us NJ mixing application, may n~c~ssry
Information BY addressing Suporncntcn by st poet raid
FRANCIS ". sHTH.
NH i3-7swsw SiaNtcDn supJ Va. Military institute
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ICORICE.-so mae iaeorise "Gsutb,,~ brad !.
gi'nie afuelei sun femsnine hsnd, sale By
PP-W JOHN X. TRIPJErrk son.
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a VI u SIC ENTS.
MR.. BURkE'S CONCERT,

mn. DUhkES CONCERT,
H. SO>EPh Bt HKE, Respectfully ipf,,m. IN. ,,,.
4hs % hichnond md sieiny that 10 eon..gu,,c. az
49,, '''elAhohs Ia. has - Atr.nr.u.n. n. a,
ts n U give Second Concert ey To tsks y,e. On
tN'nihF April lIth. hsnC. II.I on winch o.
80, 49,, no WI hs asisist ~ ur. HERMAN n X,,s :,
".hhson g. tuupI u Thai'-gl VII, b,. ou ~ c',-s
" VT ou'se mot 20 Wi, h, a.
"hcof MS VAIN ~" all nj.
ssst-d by rtr. DJNDEHDNIE, who viii .pg go, or
rs fav Song. "'' W." '"s several OF
VT Burke Will perform the following p,e,e..
! fattlr" cspt e. by.................. y,rr,rv,
IA Noinia,' tVaraions upon airs from III.
t,,o $500 '.......-... fRrr
. Fa-'"iale LA M'hnesoi," Th.pa yub
" Ick-ts 81 each had at the MUSIC s,o,,. D,,,. a
.s poos store The IIchange Hotel and It to- door
VVDoos open al !. Concert commence Al O'Clock pr.e
~ lO-dtt
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"THE TRUTH UJSr BE TOLDiv
X ZEN a co, No. IO2 Main street, having
N just feeeivcda large spring Clothing begir,vr
70 cav h" attention n all srch shall a. here
dn'of 70 Keep ur thr wen canned reputation giving
htH eu'l'u''s The rnh 81 Hrr rrrry Am,nr our goods
VII b. murt s1ne of The best Enrn and French tweed
Goats aso hmrurHn Tvreds md variety NJ sumner Cps
hr"uul Ifench black cloth Dies, C-1 aso utss Frrk
equal 'ur and finish any thnF spHin Richmoni rsuns
orVey varey an pnce so large o. st vasrs
r1feeos and Vesa n which can be- bop-bt n, ss y,
i~ss ructs Than any ssc viii ell them.
APT KEW a co
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BAEEGES, BALZOEINES, SILKS, DC.
WE have Just opened some very beautiful styles
m The above goods
Omhte shaded Pans Etteeea
Walrnuurs
F1neyF a. soiC ana Cl1cs Sins. very pretty
WI ard hnH ~ fHprd
Ri andwhHc watefDd
Ffeneh hintE and Jarourts
WINE saiin plaid sni stf lrI Nusiius
Ffench Ginahsns very pretty
Nfr1n Ue Mus'ins. st,te
shs fnnFcs grsat vsre'y
tfauufu assorment Fans &r
Neare receiving and opening daily every y Of rich and
orase fo'dsto all Of which would invite NJ rsfeon Of
PuNn.'ei" WARREN FARlss,
sP' No as Mtin a.
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OPISrOSS oEy -C-,,, -.

UPINtONS OF THE PHENS
contains the follow ing. ~ '"a A'un insta
We call the attention or IN, ,.,a... e.. ~ ,n
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W T. shall open this day, six more superb Piano
Fores' both in mahogany and rosewood cases Tn. ma
sef' y they are little superior possible heretofore
We oteeevtd rev days three Other
Of which has The H'an Attachment This instrument b. engaged
but will not be nt on FOR days adrr IN toe b hav,
not seen a. an opportunity n etamininf edition
NASH A. WOOpUOUsE Boot~Usr.
apo ts5 W,
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lotteries.
J C, G; ,, GREGORY q CO, MANAGERS, No.

iese' Nos ~ 50 IS, the Capital Prls Of 81 oOo ~
~ Low ., No II ''a-n March p.,.nt -, 80,
WIS '"e' 'h' sd byN sTRATroN. vsuier, Rehanoas Va
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1846-03-21
TTEH r. @ "A IT, r. I'D % n FAN

g-J7 The Union is getting ALARMED at the de.
velopment regarding the effect upon the pub
lie mind Of the policy Of the Administration in
shaping the Tariff to suit England. 1t is OUT
with evnsive attempt at contrudicton-7but the
Union is so much in the habit of doing such
things no body, relies upon its qribblings II
spoke out little while since and confirmed
what it now affects to deny. 1t said; .a
awe must maintain our interest in Oregon.
We must improve our commercial SYSTEM
These are two great measures whichit becomes
our duty to carry out. Though they have no
direct and necessary connection with each 9TH
err, yet the REDUCTION OF THE TARIFF
WILL INDIRECTLY CONTRIBUTE TO
SMOOTH THE ROAD TO NEGOTIA-
TiON 1t throws open our ports to u larger
importation Of British gOodS--makcs as better
customers than ire hare been 10 Ehgiaud-crc-
ntes stronger inducement on her part to
maintain peaceful relations with the United
States, and, by more liberal adjustment of
the Oregon question, to preserve the blessings
of peace, and avoid the calamties of war
Could any thing be palmer than this? And
yet, as the Wings complained oft, and some
Locos grumbled, the Union undertakes to
turn off the subject Ofcourse, il would.
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DENISON Pixies ESTATE.
STATE OF VERMONT

-iar1 FD ariiliETJ Caledonia, W,
AT Probate Court holden at the Probate Of
flee in Danvile, in said district, on the 9Th
day of March, A. d. 1896 10.
NY o. PARKS, Administrator of the Es-
-AA . tate Of Denison Pike, late of Waterford,
in the County Of Caledonia deceased, presents
his account of administration against said Es-
tate for allowance---Whereu It is order
ed by said Court that said Administrator notify
all persons Interested in said Estate, to appear
at Probate Court to be holden at the Probate
Office in said Danviiie on the 18th day OF
April, A. d. 1876, and object to the allow
ance of said account, if they see cause by pub
fishing copy of the record of this order three
weeks SUCCESSFULLY in the Caledonian, a news
paper printed at St. jUii,asbury, in said dis
trct. .'
d r.. u- NORMAN DAVIS, Register.
true copy of record-Attest,
45Iw3 NORMAN DAVIS, Register.
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DS:gATGeGs

In Lyndon, Feb. 25, LYDIA G. daughter of
Daniel and Polly Quimby, aged 10 years and
Misunderstanding satisfactory hope of en-
tering into the rest of Heaven .... ..- .
In Holland, March !, Mrs. SARAH, wife of
Durham Tabor, aged 40 years and months.
Printers in Vermont and western N Y, are,
&c. ffi. ..
In Eaton, c. E., Feb, s7, Mr. Simeon Lind
say, aged 70. -... ..g-.,-H ...a
In Gainesville, Ala. Feb. "a, Mrs MARTA
b. Wurrs1rT, aged "a.
In Peacham, March 10, Henry Wilton, 81 N
of William and Ruth Graham, aged z mo- 9TH.
and Is days. J5ELf'E - ~
In Littleton, n Ii, March T., En- och C.
Hazeltine, formerly of Dnnvijte, age 12 years
and z months. l.H.r.'i sHz'.t5 '''.f''
In Marshfeld, March ga, Mr. ID avid Coburn
aged 81. 5t.lsf pr.f ag1 nflF " d1I'N
In Calais, of cons, mption, Feb. 49,, Mrs
Betsey S. Ainswo; It'll, wife of Horace Aims
worth, aged ~. iy HHs i1al' f'i'NFt r.
In Haverhill, N H., March 9, Wd, MARY
" PLAcE, aged43 years. So IH't sini .t D'
In Havertiill, N. II. March 9, Mrs. Rollins,
wife of Mr. Richard Rollins, aged about 50
years
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riverand harbor bill-the constimtionality of
internal improvement, &c.
SENATE. ThURspAY,. March 10. MI
Atkinson made q speech upon the Oregon
question, when the Senate adjourned over Till
Monday. coon h'.l.i''' T'N 'N .''
HOUSE. The House resolved itself into
Committee ofthe Whole on the state of the
Union, when the Harbor bill came up for con-
sideration. Messrs Constable, Rockwell, of
Conn, Hunt, and Winthrop, in favor of it,
and Mr. Colin, ofNew York against it. This
last gentleman read free trade speech.
FRIDAY. March 10. The House met at
eleven o'clock, and may almost say, was in
secret session the whole day---not that they
closed the doors, but that no one entered
chem scarcely, except but n very few of the
fnemb, ers. No business was done.
aSATu RDAY, MARCH a. The House bill was
taken u and speeches made upon it by sew
cral men lbers.
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The Markets.

BRIGHTON MARKET-Monday, March 16.
Reported for the Boston Traveller.
At market $40 beef cattle, 90 yokes work.
ing Oxen, so cows and calves, 1850 Sheep,
and about 1880 Swine
Beef Cattle-Sales of extra, 5 80 a 6,frst
quality, $50 s rs second quality 8 25;
third quality, a "a rs
Working Oxen-Sales noticed at $40, 81
"a and 95 a I05
Cows and Calves-Sales made at II, 10,
81, %, 35, and $40,
Sweepstakes at $1 ,92, 2,13, 2,75, and 3,l3.
Swine--Sale Of lot to close at and Sd, a
lot selecred d and 81. At retail $ and 81,
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New IIampshire Eleotion.

The following are as complete and ac-
curate returns of the result of the late contest
in New Hampshire, as we are able to give.
The vote is the largest ever given there I'M
less it be that of 1910. It is a splendid tri-
umph of liberty over the slaveocracy of that
State 3d. |...
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BOSTON MARKET-March I9.

Mess 8 5Oa o, No. j, $50 7,75, prime, city
5,75 a6, navy so $50.
PORK-Extra clear IA 90 IA so, clear
10 so ID 90, mess IL 90 IL so, No. ], none
prime 10 90 10 so. ,.... -.
LARD-Boston a S,south and west - 8
BUTTER-iStore IL AID, shipping IL ID,
family Is a. 20. "-.. -.
'CHEEsE--hew milk "a 8, four meal 81 a
Cd, shipping a g.
FL OUReHowar street s n 8 12, Ohio 81
a 8 so, Western Canal 5 68 5,75
h,CORN--Yellow, round, -, fiat 20 "a,
white 66 n &c. arA H,H' '.' ...
3 ,OATS4-Southern 43 a "a, northern rs a AZ.
THANKSGIVING, 1877 n 80. ,.
IN .WOOL--There has been considerable m
quiry for common, and sales have been made made
of several thousand lbs at 30 33c per ID;
parcel of Western unwashea at 22.
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They Feel Well.

Our Nel Hampshire friends seem to feel
quite we'll hese days. We take the follow
ing from Ne w Hampshire papers, that our
readers may see how joyful are the Victors:
Froi n the True Democrat.
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fol prospect ofour} increased duty on wool?
Since Mr. Walkers Tafiffbill has been made
public, we have heard nothing from the loco
foco ranks oflow duties on any thing.
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Mill.UWncrS, Look Here |!

TENO ali who own Saw-Mills or are concerned ~
n in them, we would respectfully call your e
attention to the followng:-We the undersign- s.
ed have purchased the useful Improvement of
setting logs on Saw-Mill Carriages, invented
by Benjamin Webb, of New York This
Patent is considered by those who have used
it of the greatest utility of any thing Of the y
kind that has ever been got up. The tail end
sets itself and the other is set with lever in /"
two seconds; the log after ii is tarned and dogs
ged is all sawed before it ia undogged, 1H 9q.
We now offer it for single mills, towns or, .
more, in the Counties of Caledonia, Orleans -
and Essex, Castings may be had at Paddock's Isl
Furnace, st. Johnsbury. in about twelve days ~,
from this date. ,, HIRAM HOWARD. gso
lTg " 1"'' .... BENoNA HOWARD, nai
49, 49, II OH 'e.g4I LJol4 1no 10 iirt "iA fa
We, the subscribers, hereby certify, that
we have one of Webb's Pitte:.t IMPROVEMENTS I
for setting logs now in operation in our Saw. ~
Mill in st. Johnsbury---that we consider the =
same useful improvement to be used in Saw i
Mills-have no hesitancy in recommending il %
to others---makiAg saving of at least ono si
quarter of the. time in saving, also sawingo9
with more accuracy, and less labor.id ahi aina "a
SOLOMON ANDREWS,
439m6 LORENZO BERRY,
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GgM,AMgAG Sg So

In Morgan, Feb &c, Mr. Asa II. Woodbury.
of Greensboro, to Miss Mary Clark of Morgan
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100 DAYS SLEIGHrNG. The Burlington
Free Press of Friday says .... ..'
"Tuesday last completed the cycle of one
hundred days of continuous, unbroken good
sleighing. We have had neither too much or
too little snow; the weather has been neither
too hot nor too cold, and during the whole
period, there has been but one weekday
when justice to men or beast required them
to house up" ...
On this side the mountain we have had
rather too much snow.
There was time in the reign of Queen
Elizabeth, when rum aud brandy were sold
as n medicine; and tea spoonful was con-
sidered dose by all the physicians.
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DEATH OF GENERAL VAN Mss. Died on
Saturday afternoon, 9Th inst, at half past siS
o'clock, Gen. JohnP. Van Ness, in the 77tl
year of his age. General Van Ness was one
ofthe oldest and most respectable inhabitants
of this city. He was nntivc of New York
and elected TO congress from that state dur
ing the first term ofMr Jefferson's admins
tration; and he shortly afterwards married the
only daughter of the late David Burns, Esq,
one ofthe original proprietors ofthe land on
which the city was built;& then fixed hisper-
manent residence in this city, and has contrib
uted largely to the improvement oft. His
loss will be sensihly felt by large circle OF
acquaintances and by the community in
which his wife enabled him to extend an ele-
CANT hospitality to his acquaintances and to
strangers visiting the city.-.Nationa! hnteHi-
gencer, March 9.
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LIBERATION.

AK. LIBERATION ,,.a--rr
VENHlS is 10 certify that have given TO my
a son, Charles Brockway, his time, and that
shall not either claim his earnings or pay his
debts hereafter. HARRIS BROCKWAY.
St. Johnsbury, Sept. Is, 1916. 45lw3
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MOST HORRIBLE MURDER!

We hear, this morning, by Mr. Frink, Con
ductor from Auburn, that the house ofMr Van
Ness farmer, and supervisor of the town Of
Fleming, on Owasco LIKE, four miles from
Auburn, was entered last night, about 1-2
o. clock, by some one in the disguise ola ne
gro; and Mr. Van Ness, his wife, and child,
were stabbed by the villain, and are dead.
His mother in law and hired man were also
stabbed, but are still living. No further par
ticulars are known, and no cause assigned for
the act.
II is reported that Mrs " N. ran about sixty
rods, when her bowels gushed out, and she
fell dead. Mr. V. NJ, it is said, attempted to
go up stairs for his gun, and fell dead-the
child, about years old, was torn open from
its shoulder entirely across its abdomen. The
hired man succeeded in keeping him off with
the broomstick, and saved his own life, and
that of Mr. V. Ms mother in law, but he is
bnIlU XynnnIpI Yours
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s. r. CARTER.


p. ST. am Informed by Mr. Francis, that
the villain who committed the above horrible
murders, made his escape, by taking one OF
Mr. Van Ness's horses, and riding him nearly
to Auburn, where the horse fell down. lie
has not been heard from since.-.9ib, Epe
Journal Of Friday jGutsaL, t.slLl
The murderer was taken at Fulton, Oswcgo
county, and is in custody of the Sheriff. Its
understood that he acknowledges the deed
He was at Syracuse Friday morning last. He
hitched his horse on the north side of the canal
and was on the steps of the Syracuse House
when the cars came ont from Syracuse. He
went to Fulton, where he offered to sell his
horse to the tavern keeper, V.Low;this caus-
ed suspicion that the horse was stolen, and
soon after he left he was pursued on this sus-
picion and taken. He bears the marks the
blow received from Van Arsdale.
Mrs. Wykofr and Van Arsdale were still
alive at the last accounts.
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SUDDEN DEATH. Mrs Lydia Challis, wife
of MrJ Challis, of Cmcmndt, died very sud-
denly "a few days ago. She had just returned
from aneighbor's says the Chronicle, where
she had been on some Grand, and while
standing at a bureau, tarned to the physician,
who was in attendance on her sick husband
and with a question half uttered, fell and in
stantly expired! She had previously enjoyed
good health. Thus was the transition from
life to death almost as quick as thought, and
without moments warning. M .rs r
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expected, glorio us result ofthe struggle that
has Just past II he returns given will tell the
whole story. W., ave been too busy in fg-
uring up the retur ms TO devote any time to the
unnecessary task of comments. An Anti
Radical Governor; IN anti-radcal Senator TO
Congress an anti. +, tdical House-an anti
radical Senate--an m t-radical Council---and
soon, in the same ST. n in, to the end of the
clDDter .... "a. ...... ....- .. H..'
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why don't the locos crow at the hope
,,gft sfagss5 ~
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30 Hiram sPowerss---s5enator Phelps has intro
dVced a resolution into the United States
Senate instructing the committee on the Ii
hrary to report bill providingfor the cree
ton ofan equestrian statue to Washington
Powers toIbe the artist Right: when Con-
gress appropuates money for such purposes,
we rejoice to see American artists remern-
bered. Thousands have been thrown away
heretofore upon foreign humbugs.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1846-03-21

NEW HAMips WIRE REDEEMED-PRO-
SLAVERY r.. ADICALISM PHOSPHATE
THE GRAN TIE STATE RE-ANNEX-
ED TO THE F. Rec STATES"
L - 4 InITS,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-09

EEL gEINID BY THE Undersigned
= "a t,u,, IA. c,if- al \ A VA IV.fat.I.It.
IUh Baum pr t4tes All retct.f s...rttn..r,, ,,f
.,,t ctis. wLtth tn nIJ.tt. A., t,fe,,t .t..,. tt,
heir ss-ftfpert q. u,p..se a. ,1.t t,. t..,, ,..
- part whtrL n,.y an. ,f, .,...t a. III az, a.
d. eos d.r,tshic terms.
l01OB r. RmCu.
IS do Java IA,
~ IL P,pprt
20 10 Pmrn,a
IS cheats Y.urr II,.1n Ve,
20 Ia t.u,,,.,,,I =, IA t,,..-,.i
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Ute ID STATES HOTEL,
WATER SIR IT

" WHEELING "a
'ENliE md. r-lrucd -. pc.iG.iIy ,nt,fm ne mt.
~ hc' HAT ihry have ira.ed the st-,o houss
Tor term ct year. have had q cuurciy r. F.. odcird
'"d very much improved in ne arrangement O, IL
f0"m' and porches, have had % newly anI hand.
"'nrY p1h'"d "'tp"ird aud psnefcJ ihtaugL oui
'h' newly FURNISHED 90 .i,tc unsurpassed by az,
noe. 90 Nc West Every ario,c D. CHutely Sow
nsd ric Whole hpusc Jti h,rtr, IraieJ WITH ca.
lFrS IHr' iir accommodation. 81 The i.UIs. IA
"' I""'c, i"'5 dc.crmiucd, that on guests .LaI
h"' ~ 'hef h'u-" cuicilainmsnt 'Gsi viii k,t it
o. 30 80 -1iisi,ru,s
F'm lhc slpstHf srmrgcmtu Of the IIuu.e and
i'" e. 'nd ihc l"cHiinu rf he housc in irut Ut he
H''"hO's' I"nd"g. ihry uduisc lbc hope. ma
'"'' "lteeeINe liberal .hafc ~ pea Litc patronage
MAY MITCHELL & CALDWELL.
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1nIo tNp ktEnSOTE ACOUSTIC or
", Guy, OF b.A tNESS pai1s ana .ba
IE... ''t. 'i matter from ihs rBrss ~. I'D
W.. i.t-blg noises. g. thc b..y.,s +.
pun Oi wafrf. wh.ly.lp Of $50.
..s. .Ie pmpirms 90 aHpf11sb.or nj
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