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NOTICE.
NUT
"UE subscribers have

LNHE subscribers have entered into Copartner-
ship under the firm Of Grubbs Apperson the purpo..
conducting the Apotheeary and Drug business
the mouse formerly occupied by Samuel p Ade Co No 81
Main ~ ' 80
intend keeping al all times Assortment OF Drugs
einer rants Oils Dye Stuff and from their Old
friends and the public generally Both OF having
up 10 me business and having been engaged number
years hs C hope by close attention To merit
share Of patronage.
one OF both Of 1swi be found AT all per-on
20 putting up such orders physician me
chants and okers Particular paid 10 putting
such prescriptions as may be sent To the house.
PETER w. GRUBBS
e6 r.. w. APPERsOS
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Tie Vote on Oregon taken.
BY THE MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.

WASHINGTON. Feb 8, 6.P.M.
Since the have left for BALTIMORE the House by
vote of l63 yeas 81 nays, passed the following resou
uons
Resolved That the President Of the United States
notice to be given TO the Government Of Great Britain
that the convention between the United States Of America
and Great Britain IN relation the Territory Of the North
west Coast west OF the Stony Rocky Mountains OF
9th day OF August 1897 signed London, shall be an
nuled and sbrogated twelve months after giving said no.
tice.
Resolved That the notice herein contained; is not in.
tended TO interfere with the night and discretion Of the
per authorities OF the two contracting parties renew or
pursue negotiations for amicabe settlement of the con-
troversy respecting the Oregon territory.
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CADDIS b. LUCK'S
NEW LUCKY LOTTERY OFFICE
MONEY! MONEYrI N0Nrv,,,
EASEMENT ROOMS UNDER THE EsGLE
CoKsER MAN AND I3rH srEKrr.

MONEY! MONEY :! MONEY!!
All who are IN need OF the above article call a Ircx,.
"nere many empty pockets have been supplied with the
necessary ariee within the last days Th following
are the Schemes for this week -
Observation-Disclosures. Class %. &C Nos. 10 drawn.
$4,000. 10000, 1000. 100 OF 500. &c
Thusdny-POkom"ke 90. 10 Nos Ia drawn o If
$4,000. 5000, 5000, 90 OF 1000, &c.
Fnday-PokOmoLe 80. ~ Nos. ~ drawn. sI2 600
4OOO 5000, 25OO &c. Tickets 4-Shares in proportion
Ssturday-PokOmoke 81 IS Nos 10 drawn s75oO
$500, 1900, 1900. &c Tickets 2-Shares m proportion
- Also Pokomoke % &c Nos IL drawn. Sl2 900, 1000,
2Ol5. 1850, &c. Tickets 4-Shares in proport on
For MONDAY the l6ih-tirand Consolidated Class 7 70
oe drawn al Wilmington. Feb'y liih. 1886. Grand Ca
pitfalls $4,000 IL 600, 5000, $780, 1000 5000 1899
80 OF lUOO 30 of 500 30 Of 400 &c. Tickle Is 10 halves
O. quarters certificate of 25 wholes will be sen, for
Sl4l 60; 25 halves 20 So 25 quarters SIS 40 Every two
number prze will decrease the risk ia ckage and
package may draw in double prizes S204thereby
the holder 25 chances at $50 600, for 60 dollars
As the above Schemes need hut sbv fl,
thenseVs'' viii only all others a all
Prizes are IN the hands Of Luck the only
that name engaged in the business your odsrs to
FL. G. b. LUCK,
&c Richmond, Va: l5h sueet
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~ RUSSELL BIGGER Il CO., AGENTS


Drawn Nos. of Grand Consolidated Lottery Cl.-No,
6S 80 Sc 81 50 60 % % 25 rs IA
The Whole OF sI0oG sent to the &c uuv and VIM
Inc HAN OF 1000 sented will be paic by BIGGER n co
Inc following Gtahd Schemes patrons
Fortunes Home We particularly call ausnon 10 the Grand
Scheme for 25h FebTuA-S3O dollars Capta-loe ,h,e.
number Pr1e 200 dolars-66 Nos 10 da The
goo one and we Akepeasurr decidedly the
best Lottery for the month
$4,000 SO OF 1000!
LOWEST TWO NO PRIZE 20 DOLLARS,
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Gas. to Be drawn At VIII
mington Del, Feby 1896 IS Nos ~ Dr.xn
tails S3OOOs 1900 sOOO 5000 4OOo 5000 1892 10 OF 1000
80 OF So 30 Of 900 &C Tickets ~ halves g. quarters
eeheate OF 20 Whoes v be halves 20
IS quarters 3S 90 Every pm m dee.a., the r.t on
paeage and package may draw prizes dor.r
making the ri's on - whol.s only 60 dOUir
S5O,OOO, $4,000 100 OF JOO0
Gand Consolidated Lottery 3 to b. drawn on satur
day, February 2isi, 1876 Mo- II rawp ,;,,nd C.n,,
$1,000 OF 7Soos Of 5000 1884 100 Of 1000 &c
Ieke 49, hlves6 cert aats of2s wholes a. ao
70 halves7Hf 20 quarters IS as.
The old Style Lo,ferVl
$4,000 CAP fTAL!
o"es ee number prize $1,000 drawn numbers
900 DOLL AIRS,
Grand Consolidated Lottery Clasf 40 10 be drawn NJ Nyi,,
TON peHwarc February 2sth, ls4f 60 10 Dawn Gand
Capitals s9oooO, 10000 1928. 1000 Of 2SOO OF 1000 Of
Tickets SIC halves z; quarters eer6eats Of % who'll. Iii
be sent for ls4; % halves -; 80 quarters 80.
refsons nom the Try visiting the city should bear
hd us' bEger Co intend the above SPLENDID
Prizes therefore, ~ them rnd vour rbsr, bout
oesy 10 RUSSELL BIGGER CO. Richmond.
" PERSONS ordering the package IN auy Of the above
can deduct the price OF three Tickets
The Tickets in the sbovr Lotteries ar, received and an o
ton ''' 49, '"''-' "''''
bWe have day Lotteries from to go ami vhen remit
lance made to large small We viii s mos
popular Lotteries on hand
RTThe drawings sent when requested to en- no order from
Us 7. R. CO.
eon an leusr' enclosing CASH or PINE Tels the postage
fas usual need not he Pad no ss
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By Alexander Mott.
SALE OF FIIRNITIIRE
BY InIoe. & Brother.

FU TURE, &c
On THURSDAY MORNING Feby Al store Al 10 o'elk
we wal eel at auction variety Furniture
consisting OF the usual assortment
Fine Gold Watches and Jewellery.
An invoice Of hne GOLD watehe, Pins Ear
Rings Finger Rings ke-to be closed without reserve.
INLoEs n BROTHER, Aues
PIANO FORTES.
Al IL O'Clock, will be sold Two Piano Fores good quality
ALSO,
variety OF Miscellaneous Goods Consisting Clothing Shoes
Hardware, Cigars &c &C.
half chests Hyson Tea, Of superior quality
feo INLOES L. BROTHER Auet.
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TEXAS I'll LAND S, &c,

nN the Sd day Of March, 1916, at midday, in
front Of the Petersburg EIehlnge for sais 10 IN.
hsh'" hder Tor cash. hs OF ~ aet of snd in
eia containing go aeres eaeh being eerheas 24s
ineu'Ve-a locaiedAnd surveys hed Once
OF eas Also The uneoHeeted claims &C schedule
usd IN lofN ~ J. " hcCuloeh CO.. The
obedlenee 10 Decree ~ the 4. Duct Court
october TO- 1873. IN tho Of NcCulch ud Coiqs
hoan Who oeaei aid MI and who On hereof will awe
Information in relation thereto.
DAVID MAY. Assignee &c.
" b-ets VS. faSutL Auct
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by Dunlop. Moncure a. Co.

BY Dunlop, Moncure a. Co.
Cargo OF sugar. Molasses, &c.,
AT AUCTION.
On FRIDAY, the 18Th inst 10 O'Clock will NJ our
so'e sampou w.rbou e. the Of stephen Young
from AItak4pss, Ia, say:
2Io hds be Of
prime quality
I4I Bbl& and 30 half bbs Moasses, prime quality.
ALSO,
400 Bags Cofee
20 Packages Loaf and Crushed Sugars
100 Barrels ard 20 Hhds Whsksy
90 Hhds Bacon Sides and Shoulders
60 kegs No LAID
so Bbs Gin and Brandy
Candies Solp, Chees> Indigo a. &c
And expected in time for the sale
geo Bags prime Iaguyn Codce
100 Bags BrsIi Stgu.
TERhs-Cnder 500. cash soO credit apgroy
ed negotiable paper. % sale regard weather
fe 10 DUNLOP, MONCURE 4 co, Auets.
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q BURRUsS' OFFICE, No. 6, south I4i

Vi III, NO. O, south IAN
~ Steel, Richmond,
Schemes for the Week.
Tickets . So ~ ''A"n
fOI wedne.iay-saOOOo 10000 COCO &c sc No. 10 Drawn
Also, the DsHar Lottery, $1,000 Capital
for Ihursaay-2 OF $4,000 5000, 20 Mo-. II dra.u-
rOr FniAy-sia,OOO, 1000 1000 &c. IS No. Is Drawn
Also the Dollar Lottery. slOOoCaptal
dol ''SN'S
For Saturday Evenns-sIaOOO oOOo Ae sc No. - eawD
Tekets2. 49, wv - s'ANh
Also the Dollar Lottery, $4,000 Capital
" Orders for packages paekare, mr. .,rl .k
any OF the above Lotteries will be promptly to- and
@ craving, sent To all who order them Large small prIs,
ea'hed sight Postage paid by An
communications entirely confidential. Address
CICERO BURRUSs.
Rlehn Va
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ATWATER, GOULD l. CO.,

IL Wall Street, Mes York,
"A RE now receiving their Spring Importations
- Of British and German Dry Goods-aso French Good.
nne and extra nne French Cloths Casmeres sstn
six, and Summer vestinrs
i'h Goots-Lnen, shirnss and sheetng Towelnss Bur
laps and Sack DilInzs.
Hossry in great variety.
Mems Wea-Aany styles worsted Wool Cotton ard In-,.
together with 200 packages American Goods
Ibeir stock has been selected reference virginia
thes-
fr
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DANIEL W. ADAMS,
Attorney a. law.
Jacxsos lNiss
WIN practice 10 the Courts u Jackson and Ray1o.d
Hspt is
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REMOVAL,

REMOVAL.
HAVE removed my store from Cary street 10
east side Of Main No 100 Jewery sso,
Of Mitchell Tyler and dety opposite Me.-r.
Puiney Watts and Hubbard Carlton My old MEND.
ana customers desired patronsg and the
public generally give my part shall be
wanting 10 give satisfaction Ny
general COMMISSION MERCHANT and SIR et attsp,n wu
be pad TO the sale Of all kinds Of country produce.
STIiberal advances made eonsxnments
jasS-u JOHN wOMBLR
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DISSOLUTION.
WE concern Of London wlingham Drewry day
dis~oved BY maiual The Of
be used only liquidation having eIaims
against us Will for and indebted
are requested 10 forward and mmedas
We are anxious TO close the business
JOHN J. LONDON,
J. wlLLINGHAM,
A. II. DREwRY.
January Isl. 1915.
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VALUABLE ESTATE FOR SALE.

XTlRGINIA-Ata Superior Court Chaneery the Rich
mond Circuit. held Capitol City bnond on
Friday the Goth day OF January 1874:
Aerewether l. Anderson Administrator OF Anderson
deed, Pih
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'I'o Contractors. l wish to hire the cutting of
several thousand chords Of Pine my Farm in che.
erneh TOT which viii the best Day
paid cash once IN two weekperSus making
quantity VIII be paid
Persons having Farm hands without
season would DO wei 10 smbraes this
can be found at the Of Mers 4
below the Bell Saw Mill HOUSE. Mayo Brds.
IA ls-dselm L. N. BURFOOT.
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Auctiou Sales.
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sy u n Dsesi.... A nr..s.,

Jay al 10 oeloes OH Be .oh aer-o NJ, "a ,,s "a
' neso eoy H. ard issb asrrs rvs N "A "a - ~,
~ II nICkINs.l N a nRfrrnrn -
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w. RANDOLPH d co. have becn an.
~ pointed scents for Bownsoas Quarterly Review published
N hEon a " PEI yesr-Januay No - renewed Catholics
md oiher who wish 70 get tn valuable periodical please
~ i2i Main street, AID subscnUe GS
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Q teRs Cumbefssd brand, for ale
EDMOND a DAVENPORT.
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LOUIS PIANO FORTES.
nROWNsoN,s nHYIEn

BUTTER. 5000 bbls Butter receiving TO day
- fof ssle ~ BLAIR 4 BROCKENRROUGH.
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q LNOR BALTIMORE. The steamer
TEE - PoCAHONrAs. Capt. Honinrshesd. s now
running regularly between this and Baltimore, leaving
Rockets every Tuesday afternoon s4 o'clock snd Bad
more every Saturday afternoon ~ o'clock.
Passage and fare 20 Baltimore only S. 90
For freight apply TO HENRY LUDLAM e. co.
January BIN
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LONG ISLAND RAILROAD COMPANY.
:! :! =! &

CHANGE OF HOURS
TRAINS RUN AS FOLLOWS,
Commencing ON Monday. September 18th, 1875.
Leave New YoEk-At o'clock, A. NJ, Boston Train for
0reenport, daily, Sundays excepted stopping
=. AZ Farmingdale and 81. Georges Manor
Leave Drookyn-At " A. fer Farming
ate places, daily Sundays excepted, and on
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturday. through
:. . 70 0reenport and intermediate places.
NAP. NJ for Farmingdals and intermediate
places daily, Sundays excepted.
Leave dfccnpon-Boston Train, at O'Clock, r. NJ,
the arrival OF ths steamer from Norwich,
daily, Sundays exeepted stopping al g.
Georges Manor and Farmingdalc
ats o'cloek, A. M; Accommodation Train,
on Mondays. Wednesdays and Fridays.
Leave Sanmgdaie-tor Brooklyn sx O'Clock, A. NJ, and
X. NJ, daily, Sundays excepted.
Leave Jamaica-For Brooklyn, o'clock A. NJ and ~
M. daily. Sundays excepted. FARE TO-
Bedford cents; East New York lsx; Race Course ie&;
1r0 ns CSen. IN Is%se. p BIushy: ny Hyde rSl
HsIp.ssa Brunei riss: 81 wsssS1y q
g saok ss,tOs S6 Lake Rs.d Station ls Msd ssa
Siverh.sd ak; Jan.spon lsak; Mate.ueh az; C1s
0reenpot BY Boston Train 1 oo
Stations to take very low Farss to all par Of the
lsland. .
Baggage Crates viii be in readiness the foot Of Whitehall
street, receive Baggage for several Trains minutes b.
fore the hour Of starting from the Brooklyn side.
The Steamer Statesman leaves 0rcenper for Sag Harbos
wiee each day the arrival Of the Trains from Brookyn
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MARSEHLES LINE OF PACKETS.

MARSEHLES LINE OF PACKETS.
| H H & &
4
sR'cEs X }oNvnLE en.~, I;..:ss s saI s;ssI
SAsEES2ssk & sss's:i a sT 5 Rss
rEcE s s joINvILLE, tn.w, L;s1:as:. ;ars !: Sssis
nRs9EH, ltn.va f E,:i:isS. Hss
sassE32sskA . -, &:s::: 81 H. ~
oI comfort ana Good. .da.s.:sa he
For freight Fl 1tS;iia: .HELss r...s.
n,... r...i.. s s.1I..: j! It'll u!
BOSION STEAMERS.
FOR HALIFAX AND LIVERPOOL.
~ II. British md Mort, d. Ans;s,H Esy
~ lid Ma SH'f: Bs:ss is
,,.n.n the above ports a follows; viz:
.',, s'a. ,,s., w s.r
Passage to LIVERPOOL. ..........-".......slS
For freight Or passage, apply 70 ,.v.M :. 49,,
N. sA secured .. As ia ~ CO.'S a.1e
~ AE RshSHs 81 SssAT -. sSTs 3 7!
81. .Gs.y g nsI isI:sd. il ~ S: .Is q
s a, u M '' ss::.!s 81. sss!s Lam.
so :.S 5'!s Sssl KYs tom: ON:
esspateh. arrival passage having
,.ss
aA P6oL..rsefss 81 she al.t Of March The :Pisadid,
EuLE iISs sGu: SSs..hs.; c.I Irs Banlsy viii sail no
s
osS ns W.. 70 .
sssS. nj fail &c make ' e sSd foot
f:ii = ;s IT; '
them S,osss; ~. .s:ass:Hs g.si;:
month"; favorable terms Application to be made
~. si.:1' @ SsS @ "a
.fK FOB LIyEEkRT10 y m we'll lnSwa, tt 'a
White, having most Of her euss engaged, will NEE
FofSsisaes freight p.ssss having eresl!sn,
oss apply The &c sf.s R;s: "
M INST Ths very spIsssd pses.i s6io RoscITs a
lie ah ,a.sns. when ne wi sail
sgh or passse having sceomm odstions unequslIed
for .plssdor comfort Apply board, Orleans whuf
K 4. COLLINS CO.. s. south ssrcss.
ship % Cobb will succeed the
p.sss .he bxGTlMoEE, CAPT J. Johnston. IT,
!lu sail on the Let Of April.
..'s Z b e'i' iERfRSSc'fEN. rousn. Building.
.Nkk FOB eALE-To close concsp-The Lance
10. 81 z; A s1P TSs;
msTs ss,s IN this sI By Brown Bell with unusHsi s.1
cs hs hs "a are 10,
since Their sceonmodeon passengers are very extern
y: az sad ha'd''n'ly iaRies CO . south &
.NER REGUL ARL!NE or PACKET sHTP5-fseEet
q s clio IL: ;sss sis 81;
HAVING very .spsc for cabin ID cabin and
:; %'l' '''s''. i SSSEfa HiSi
y, II. ;::
D. Person: nor Ssou. sending friends can h.v.
;h% sT.us SSs y Ss above % On moderate
n F IEyy :. ( ooLLlss 3 ! ss CO. j.
So FOR LTvERPO0L-Psckets of asth. Of Msrch
4 c.s sass VIII ssIljss Rissf
z: ,ns 18Th e ~. M.,cn and ~ P,stt ship EohofE' captain.
sSs .: :sS1 and
=: Nss.. 4 slis "A %. @ q:
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Being from s4l to ls42 Of about per cent
depositors and about 81 per cent amount deposit
ted and from lsl2 to ls4s Of alb 81 per
cent depositors nearly II per cent per and
about % per cent amount depostsd nearly Is
cent per annunl.
j shall make no comments upon this extraordinary
exhibition Of the increase Of dspositors and deposits
further than to state that all the world know for whom
those admirable institutions established and by
whom they are used.
will not trouble you with more facts arguments,
illustrations upon this great question, national Ia
its character, and broad the limits Of the Union
and that reaches the condition Of every ndivid
ual in IT,
have personally no more interest than any other
citizen II the government adopt Of measures
that prostrates the labor Of the country shall in
with every other citizen feel its effects. We are,
hold, one great family and indssolubly linked to.
geher and the chain cannot be touched without the vi
bration being felt at either extremity.
entertain and cherish strong American feeling al
though born and bred in Massachusetts, have feeling
Of pride in the honor and character every State in
Union. desire to our whole population 80 onward
and upward IN course Of prosperity and happiness
My affections for this country are not bounded by
graphical limos, and whether and myself in Maine or in
Georgia, still am an American citizen, protected by
the constitution and laws CT of the most pros.
porous and happy counties upon which the
shone With all party stres and chickering's the
try goes prosperiDg, and trust to prosper have
only to ask Of those who now the actors our
great political stage, not to experiment upon the pros
perty and desinies Of happy and contentsd people.
With sentiments Of the highest respect and regard,
remain, dear sir,
Your friend and obsdisnt servant
ABBOTT LAWRENCE.
To Hon. WV. @. RIvEs Castle Hill, Albemarls County
Virginia.
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CHARAcrKR OF COMMODORE CRANE, AND MANNER
OF HIS DEATH.-The facts in this melancholy case,
they have revealed the public In other quar-
ter that he found late in the afternoon Of Wed
nesdsy in his ONCE dead from ghasty wound in his
in moment Of mental alteration At noon OF the
clerks went to the door and found il Locked and sup
through the key hole and saw him in his rocking chair
Az he continued, however, in his Office till about
ocoic suspicious were aroused. and the door Va.
rocking chair, dead Az may be supposed the ntelii
gsnce produced shock In the city and will be received
Commodore Crane was Jersey man by birth and feel
ing-a Of the gallant Gen. William Crane Of Eliza.
disngu himself at the siege Of Quebec, where
no received wound from the effects OF which he died
many years after Commodore Crane entered the navy
himself on several trying occasions, both before and
during the war Of 1912 richly earning the promo.
conferred upon him After passing through the several
subordinate grades he was promoted to Csptaincy IN
est rank in the service. He the sixth the lst
Commodores Barron, Stewart, Jones, Morris and War
rngton alone standing before him in seniority Magma
nimous, chvarous and brave, accomplished in the arts
Of peace Of war, gentleman and scholar no less
than seaman he leaves few equals and superior in
the service which he illustrated and adorned To
circle of attached personal friends his
able death will DO source Of living grief He leaves
no Children, and two brothers gallant Col Crane,
Of the u 3. Artillery and Judge Crane Of Dayton Ohio
formerly member Of Congress The Commodore ws -
believe, the eldest, and must have bean about 81
years Of age Al the last meeting Of the New jersey
Historical Society he proposed honorary mem
ber in consideration Of his personal and profession
al worth
We learn since the above has been In type that Com
c. whose temperament has been morbid some time, has
supposed for days past that he was going to die,
and In this melancholy state Of mind he resigned his
once some ave six day since Col Jacob Jones has
been appointed TO his post Chief Of the Bureau Of
Ordnance and Hydrography OF the Navy Department,
salary 50 800 Nspayk advertiser.
EXTENSIVE TASNKRY--Kt the establishment Of
Pratt IL Watson, Prattsville, Greene county, the
business OF tanning hides is conducted worry extern
sive SCALE Their tannery 400 feet in length,
ploys capital Of S250 and the number OF sid Of
leather annually tanned exceeds 900. The tsnnery
10 conducted BY Hon Zadoc Pratt and John Watson, his
partner and 10 said 70 be tho most extensive In the
United beatss There two other tanusfiss 10 the
same town, employing about the came capital ksnsv
kue6 0enttssL
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They are sweeping the barns and gransres clean In
market In tho different warehouses on the Miami ca
nal they are soriux ell they collect for shipmsn
one arm has $4,000 bushels Of wheat 5000 Of 700
bbls Of -FOUR 1000 bushels Of rye and 400 OF barley
Another has 1000 hogs in warehouse another 1000
bushels Of haxsesd These have bssn ths accumussisn
of single week.
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NOTICE.

y DWELLING HOUSES, STORES and vacant Loo.
v for sse rem! Or exchange nvestm ems n.ds On pro
fcens on hs purchase money with an "a in value Of
on ten fifteen PEI cent Per an1rm MI ney procured oa
y most respoibls companies IN the country Apply q 4
third Avenue, JUAN ALLEN.
lii Bfaas, elevations. specification and ecuacts for
dgs. furnshed hers or at No Broad :set e he short
n notlse. CALVIN fOLkAkD.
I'm 1tnSr Architect
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A PLEASANT country seat in the village Of Madi-
son, Morris county New rsey. within Few minutes
yak 81 the beautiful residence Of Wm Gibbons, Eso.,
a3 .hout mile. from New York %
from twice asy, any Gay N me Issi per Morris and e,
8 Two Houses and Barn. with hns rae vel! Of
God schools and churches in the mmsdiate vicinity The
smises located 10 . commanding position, overlookng
whole Villages md Of the desirable locations
ulace being thin minutes walk Of the railroad de-
which convsejsnt fer psson doing businessin
city who ts Tres 70 retire in the country For particulars
YUM" 's = L. T. THOMPSON,
ma frnsre NJ 4
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THE NEW YORK HERALD.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT, Proprietor.
Circulation. Forty Thousand.

\ ~ = PSF snnam-rsy,hle in advance.
WEEKLY HkHALD-Every 6arurday-Fries ~ cent
n SEoP{TrSAn3 cents Per annum-payable in advance
PRINTING Of al kinds szssussd with beauty and dss
u ~ ksteu eommunicadons, bv mail. addrsssd .
he sstahlshmeus be post paid the postage will be
eauceeo Irosa IL subscription money rcmItle4
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~ GRANT OFFICE-The subscriber are prepared
sass ssenger to out BY the early Sprng ships, AZ
livery low rate teN ~
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Yerk Lns-Pcsit,velX First Ragular packet, TO sail
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above, her regular day
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odAous, apply On board. VI Orleans wharf, foot Of Wall
Elk. COLLINS CO. s. South street.
Postysiy no goods received on board ater Saturday
Agent i New Orleans. JAS. Z; WOODRUFF. who win
Packet barb GE Mlpest, master. will succeed the
uguenot and sail Monday, th March, regular day
1ACKET SHIP HOTriN0UER, for Liverpool, is detsu.
will please be board day At vest rae Bur
az sp When abe will be towed By stssmer Letter
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~ FOR SALE, OR TO LIE G, outn. most reasonable
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