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MARRIED.,

In Sampson county, on the 4th inst., at the res
idence of Mr.. Nathan Bell, by Felix B. Willard
Esq, Mr.. Thomas Bell to Miss Mary Ann Ezzell
Also, on the 4th inst, by the Rev. Isaiah Thomp
son. Mr.. James Byrd to Miss Precilla Caison al
of Sampson. Also ON the 4th inst, Mr.. Guiford
Powell to Miss Elizabeth, daughter of Zeph Par
ker, Esq. Also on the 9th inst, by the Rev
Malcolm G.. Conoly. Mr.. Charles H. Stevens. o
Sampson, to Miss Hannah j., daughter of Georg'
". Melvin, Esq, Of Bladen county.
In Duplin county, on the 4th ult, by A. J. Ora
dy, Esq, Mr.. William Houston to Miss Nancy T
Kornegay, all of said county.
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DIED.

At Snithvie, on the 18th inst, Lieut.. Peter
Scales, of the Rockingham Volunteers. HIS fu-
neral was attended by the companies there and by
the Masonic fraternity. Also on the l4th. Mr..
Mumphord, a private in the Wayne Company Of
Volunteers.
In Raleigh, Mrs. Mary H. Egan, In the osth
year of her age.
At Sumtervile, Ala, Gu the gath Dec, Mr.. Ar
chibald Mcmillan, formerly Of Bladen county, N.
c., aged 63.
At the residence of Dr.. A. D. Mclean, i'll
Robson county, on the 25th ult., Miss Jessie
Simpson, native of Scotland, aged 81.
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FOR THE DEsERTERst

TWO VOLUNTEERS in Company r, ty
II the names Of L. F. RAM, and PxrKa Sxfr-
Pr. desededi from Camp q Smi.hviIls on
Monday morning last. R4SE il about feet
inch in height, blue eyes, hair inclined to b cur
ly and Of an auburn color, is intelligent in conyer
sation. He came to Wilmington as ssilor. bu,
has been working on the wharves for month pre-.
vlous to volunteering. SKIPPER is from Bladers
county. and was driver of the Sulky Mail between
Wilmington and Elzabeshtcwn, he is about Il.
inches high. The above reward will be given
for the delivery sfthe two or $50 for either one 20
the Colonel of the y. G. Regiment Of Volunteers
at Smithvillc. w. E. KIRKPATRICK.
Ccpt. Of Comp. F..
Feb. Ieth.-l23tf
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Valuable Real Estate.

ZNHE subscribar being desirous of changing his
- business, offers for sale all his lands situated
in Bladen county. near White Hall. The lands
consist Of Turpentine and Timber lands, as we'll
as farming tract. There are now about 20 1000
Turpentine boxes on the lands, and large body
of valuable Timber. Further description is deem
ed unnecessary, as purchasers will examine for
themselves before buying.
For particulars apply to the subscriber at hiB
residence, miles east of Elizabeth, on the
Wilmington road. JOSEPH r. KEMP.
Bladen county, Feb S, ls47-21.4t'
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D-Bad Breath disagree able taste in the mouth, and
many other unpleasant SYMPTOMS always the result
y dissolved remains in the stomach until it become in
manner purified. deeterious fluid, called Septic
the fluid of the mouth is certain only give bad
BREATH but is also the Of wasting Of the gums
deposit Of tarter and deca!ed teeth Wrighs Indian
Vegetable Pills not only cleans the stomach and bowels
from all billions and putrd humors, and purify the blood
but they also restore the digestive organs to healthy
tone and therefore certain to remove bad BREATH
and prevent premature decay Of the teeth.
BEWARE OF CONFERENCE.-The public are cautioned
aga lust the many spurious medicines, which, in order
to deceive are called by names similar 10 Wrigs We
getable Pills.
The only original and genuine Indian Vegetable Pills
pave the signature of WILLIAM WRIoHr written with c
pen the top label of each box None other is gsn~i
and to counterfeit this is forgery
Offices devoted exclusively to the sale Of Wrghts In
don Vegetable Pills. wholesale and RETAIL 1863 Race
Street, Philadelphia; 2sS Greenwich Street. New iork
and 1873 fremont Street. Boston.
For sale in Wilmington, n. e., by George R. French
and James Johnson, only agents.
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Administrators Sale.

nm THURSDAY. the 4,h day of March next
W at the late residence of JoHx .. Hit, decd,
the undersigned, as his administrator, will expose
20 sale, at public auction, on credit of six months.
all and singular the perishable property Of every
nature and description, belonging to said estate,
consisting principally of
Corn, Fodder, Peas, Horses, Hogs. Cut
tie, Turpentine. Furniture Of differ
ent kinds, Plantation Tools,
Implements and Tehieies.
Among the horses which will Re sold. are two
thorough bred VIRGINIA COLTS, and MAR
GRAVE FILLY, dam by Archy.
Purchasers will be required to give bond with
good and sufficient sureties, to secure the payment
of their respective purchases.
THOS. HILL, Admir-.
DuPlin county, F.b'y IL, ls47-l22-tds
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VIM. DEBERNIERE,
INSPECTOR
LUMBER AND TIMBER.
W1Lx1NaroN, n. C..
Feb. 10, lS47. 23.3m.
DRY GOODS;

Mostly of domestic manufacture, purchased low
and for sale accordingly, in part as follows:
Kentucky Jeans, Negro Cloths, Bed Tick, Cot
ton Duck, brown Drill, do. and bleached Shrtings
and Sheetings, white, red and yellow Fiannels
Ravens and Bear Duck; splendid lot Of Calicoes.
Satinets. wool Plaids, cotton and silk Handker-
chiefs, Cambria, Suspenders, Gambroons, cotton
and linen Thread, Buttons, Tape. Seuing Silk,
&c. &c. For sale at STANTON & COS
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$4,000! $4,000!

AS we are fully determined ON selling some Of
the above prizes, we would earnestly advise on.
friends and patrons to secure their tickets. Now
10 the time. All orders confidential.
GTRememter in purchasing by the package,
always give in three tickets.
have every day Lotteries from 81 to $40, end
when a remittance is made to me, large or small,
will always invest in the most popular Lotteries
on hand The drawings sent. when requested, to-
all who order from me. Tbs cash for all capitals
can be had at sight. On all letters enclosing cash
or prize tickets, the postage need not be paid.
Tickets in the above Lotteries are received, and
all orders addressed to me will meet the most
prompt and confidential attention.
Address, H. N. SQUIRE.
Oct l6-5l Petersburg Va,
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Nfeeting of stochholders.

SDY resolution OF the Board of Directors, pas
I'D sed February TO-. ls47. it was ordered that
meeting of the Stockholders of the Wilmington
and Raleigh Rail Rori Company be called.
In accordance with said resolution, notice is
hereby given. that meeting of the Stockholders
will take place in the town of Wilmington, on
Wednesday, the 10th day Of March next, when il
is hoped general attendance will take place.
am also instructed to invite such other persons
(net StpckhOlders) as ute disposed to aid in Che
construction of the Wilmington and Manchester
Rail Road, to attend said meeting.
A train Of Cans will leave Weldon on Tuesday
morning. the 9Th day of March, for the accsmmo
dation Of such persons as may wish to attend the
meeting. ALEX'R MAcRAE,
Prest. w. & r. r. r. Co.
February l9. lSt7.-l23.tm.
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Administrators Notice.

~OTICE is hereby given. that at the January
~ Term, is47, of the Court of Pleas and Quar-
ter Sessions, Of the County Of Duplin letters Of
administration, on all and singular the goods aud
chattels, rights and credits. of the late JOHN g..
HILL, weue granted 10 the subscriber; and all
persons indebted to said intestate required to
make payment TO the subscriber, and all persons
having claims against said estate, are notified to
present the same within the time prescribed by
law. this notice will be pleaded in bar Of their
recovery. THOS. HILL, Admir-.
Duplin county, Feb'y IL, ls47-T22-3t
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STATE OF NoRTH-cARoxxNA.
ONsLow COUNTY
COURT OF EQUITY,
September Term, 1s4G.

OcptemOeT eTm, 1870.
Mary Ward, !
pr;., n. vs.. r,uu Original Bill of Com
e. Montfort
TIT appearing to the satisfaction Of the Court
- that Edward Williams and Henry G. Mont
fort, two of the defendants in this case, are
residents of this tate it is ordered, that publica
ton be mlde for six weeks for the said defendants
to appear at the March term of this Court, aud
answer this bill. or judgment pro confesso will be
given against them.
Witness, J. M. FRENCH, Clerk and Master Of
said Court, at Office in Onslow, the first Monday
of September, A. ID. 1916.
J. NJ. FRENCH, C. M. Is.
Feb S, ls47 pr. fee, SIS SAIL 7l4t
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q A dutiful and obedient daughter always
makes devoted and faithful wife. Let no
man, as he values his own happiness, marry
woman OF an unfilial nature. In spite of the
guile OF Iago, there is much wisdom in his re-
mark to Othello, when exciting the Moor to
suspicion of Desdemona's integrity. She has
deceived her father and may theer"'
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G-At the door of James Madison and has ac-
co'npt'ces lies the blood of our butchered country
men. So said the old federal Salem Gazette,
during the last war with England.
AH me Urong Of the pGr-dN the eUils Of
1t-an me Sorro'0 1t may OCCASION, belongs to
MIR. Polk so says the Boston Atlas of Dec. S,
1916.
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NEwBERN, n. c., Feb. l6
Naval Stsras-Per barrel
Turpentine new Dip 9 90 10
old dip, So 10
hard, 70
Tar rs
Bccon-Per lb.-assorted, {: "a 8
Corn--rer bbl.- 26
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Be temperate, and your physician shall look
ia vain for your name OF his day-book.
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CHAR1E.roN, .. &C. Fel

- =.
Sales of week 400 bales cotton at 10 2 TO 2 IA
CTS 500 seeks rice l3 TO 445oo bushels rough
lice at 80 to los cts-ll 500 bushels Corn al 80 TO
o3 900 lbs Bacon Sides al lie; shoulders
? l2 Hams at 10 cents.
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.7utiOnuI Loan Fund
life ASSURANCE SOCIETY OF LONDON.

(" 4 Savings Bank for the benefit Of tie WSdOw
and the Orphan"
(EaPowERED BIZ ACT OF PARLIAMENT)
Capital e5OO,OCO sterling, or So. 500, 600, beside
areserve fund (from surplus premumsl of about
$4,000 Dollars.
T LAME MURRAY, Esq. George st., Hanover
square, Chairman Of the Court Of Directors in
London.
Phvsieian-J. ELLIOTsON, MD, FRS.
Actuary-W. 3. B. WOO1.HOUsE, Esq, F. r.
AS.
Secretary-F. F. CAMROUx, Esq.
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A man in Missouri advertises for two men
having the ague, to shake his apple trees.
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Anger may glance in the breast of wise
man, but rests only in the bosom OF fools.
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FAYETTEVILLB, n. C., FED. 10.
There has been particular chcnge since our last
Gotten rather dull present prices But little flour Of
ferng, and sales quotation; 60 cents oats 40
to AS Brandy 80 to IS Whskey % to 30 -CarotintGn
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MOBACCO-Aromatic extra Roanoke Tobac.
~ co-super extra Aromatic do, IN small
kegs. For sale low, at
FISH HOWARD & .PEDEN'S.
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Bank Rates OF Exchange, Wilmington.
Bank cheeks on Philadelphia, premium per cent
" New York,
" " Boston, 4"
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THE HAPPY GIRL-We find the following
in the Boston Post:
"Ay, she is a happy girl-we know by her
fresh looks and buoyant spirits. Day in and
day out she has something to do, and she takes
hold of work as if she did not fear to dirty
her hands, or soil her apron Such girls we
love and respect, wherever we meet them,
in palace or hovel Always pleasant and
always kind, they never turn up their noses
before your face or SANDER YOU behind your
back They have more good sense and better
employment What are firts and hustle
bound girls in comparison with these2 Good
for nothing but to look at, and that is rather
disgusting Give us the industrious and hap
Ply girl and we care not who worship fashion.
able and idle simpletons.'
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INSPECTORS NOTICE.
The Old Rock Spring
FORE Err!

,s,HE ROCK SPRING REsTAURATEUR
Il is now opea for the accommodated Of the
public, where every Kefreshment the market al
fords may be had at all hours OF the day or night.
The Bar is supplied with choice Liquors, Wines
and Cigors. DAVID IHAhhf.
Bee 10, I64S lay
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are $4,000.

SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 81, ls47.
Grand Consolidated, Glass No. 9, IS Nos.
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NUMBER 1856.
PROSPECTUS
FOE
"THE TIMES !"

ell nv nrfEHG urcM
'f'p''' eu'''r ~, u ~ ~ ,.-.s - =
Cly Of washington. ~.
sttion The Of that day saw u that question
R 20 n q ~ Whole
s now mat US o. ~ IN M, .n ,n
IN view The popularity q Gen; Washington, The folly Of
anin Aass tne eecHon o. Mr. ain me
e PROCESS bai kept alive and active in lie
en ,s % array the North against the South.
put eneebled 6y me affair o. southampton and pe
question Of emancipation and thai measure was defeat
e. p ne hoase Of ey one or two votes on zen
M m MAS nen "a power M van buren was M cAn1.
eor then na ns e % m 70 e nr
pe'g an poncai eguai o. nlse samor hlenaeu " ~
hs hchm9nd Enquirer aided ss \ then was BY the conf
aence WHICH s people o. me South repossd N Ten Jazz
The south thai those who denounced The abolition movement
were re. a.aInists. 49,. .
as NE ayowed organ Of an protesting 70 1e
M ~ ~ hl, anu H. So.a IN ~
,i piogress o. aoonuoh-nolhhe IN me esaphsnmen "
bI e 2, paper 70 tnai cause rcny ~ 81
Wmoi provso or is adoSte BY he House Of Repremn
d non s,pes nlrding be neopic ~ bose
States 70 is support which, ia bis opinion should arouss
or unite he south was not nnl the people o. some o.
would il candidate ior he PTssdsa
sy wn3 or q ne WINE. pfEvs9 s MI
mise lns and now 4 y manifest that that measure
derogatoIy 70 h9 Isns, anu ~ e
sout u an expeueit 70 seuce e SCUM to tne suPpoI.
Of apaHy rreAaenua s. ~ wiz mu
zee lnhl 10 pIeseIsc uSiI anu R9
ticai equny ne SOUTH NUS. u,le, anu ~. LUIS
cannot % pushed wnou we au OF III
ed paper, puoisnea " ne oeat " a9 Suni
mandng the confluence Of the sou US meuu'h " .ei
communication -, 4
The undersigned has been Tor many years an EDITOR HIS
opinions and political principles are well known He pc
eves that he has claims upon the confidence ana support
OF the south such as no other person connected win me
press can offer He has devoted the energies o. ms pe
days. and the earnings Of an active e 70 their cause not
because he was the partisan Of the SOUTH or Of the pecu
liar institutions Of that secton but because he desired 10
strengthen and perpetuae the Unon and because he knew
that the purpose OF leading Abolionsts was 20 90 organ
ze public opinion in the slnyehodpg States az 70 en-
able sapey TO control the oces ana patronage OF he
Federal Governments. n I'll. t.y,5as p "a,
lie OF the responsibility he assumes and would
gladly at any time surrender the task INTO more competent
hands but events are IN progress 81 rapid
The next session OF Congress VIII constitute crisis on
which the destnes Of this country may depend and De-
lieving that "THB TIMES" will give confidence and
strength the friends OF the union ana equal OF the
States he does not hesitate 10 commence the pupcaon
appealing the friends of the Union and good
throughout the whole country for support The Times
well as OF the sonn WI. uhmask the hs ma
tyes and the means Dy Whicn le hor W. geen
against the soni VII 'sar'essy ctpose na ss h
which nave arrayea section aga,s, seeuo, aMu
such meas TO elevate unworthy me zen a o me xs
cuve and Of Congress- is corrupon-fund endangertng
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ADAMS HOUSE.
10. All washington street, Boston

MO- oSA "hshhhStOA sSrcett nOstOhs Z
VNIIE undersigned respectfully inform their friends and
the public, thai they have become proprietors of the
above new and splendid Hotel.
The Adams House erected during the past season
supply obvious demand for Increased and superior
Communications In this city II is located Washington
street. within five minutes walk Of the great Southern and
Western Railroad Depots and the business sections Of the
city II liz adjacent to the Park and the Cupoa commands
beautiful view OF the Harbor and adjoining towns.
The House has been constructed after the approved
plans, with all the modern inventions that minister the
comfort and convenience of the traveller, and the
tors long experience in hotels has enabled him intro.
tuce many improvements which are yet, peculiar to
this establishment lis built Of Quincy granite and
tains One Hundred and Fifty Rooms, conveniently arrang.
ed In suits and single apartments, well ventlaed sup
piled with all abundance Of pure soft water.
sThe Furniture made order from the best patterns,
with special regard well TO comfort and convenience
luxury and splendor N
Our Table will be supplied with all the luxuries Of tile
season. and we pledge ourselves that the rnres OF
the season shall be found upon II. t,t
We have devoted unusual attention to the selection of
SERVANTS and our guests may rely upon prompt and polite
attendance f y
Porers will be III readiness at the various Depots TO take
charge of Baggage and provide Carriages for guests
The proprietors trust by strict attention to the
guests to merit share OF patronage assuring all who may
favor them with visit that nothing shall be wanting
their part render the ADAMS HousE second to none
the Union. l.. d. w. 7. ADAMS Proprietors u,
L. ADAMS, JR,,
WIN. T. ADAMS.
Adams House, Boston. OctSly'
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PIANO FORTEs.

THE undersigned manufacturing at their establishment
in baltimore, Q, l2 and7 octave PIANOS, OF all pat
terms and styles which they confidently recommend Ia
professors and amateurs The Pianos manufactured by them
nave that peculiarly Of touch which commend them 10
players OF every school, well those who dsln-
gusfed by soft and delicate action those who cha
racterized by bold, fiery and rapid movement.
They authorized TO refer to numerous professors in
Baltimore who have given their Pianos trial. for their
testimonials in their favor and they are warranted in re-
commencing them by universal appreciation which they
received from The great number Of persons who have
them In use in Baltimore and in the south and west gene
rally. They confident that they make instrument
equal to any made anywhere in this country In Europe
and their extensive manufacture Of Pianos enables them ID
sell on terms liberal and satisfactory All instruments made
by them warranted, md they will be kept In tune
year after purchase, without charge.
An agent will visit Richmond in short time, and various
parts OF Virginia and North Carolina and will receive
ders which will be faithfully and promptly executed al
mandatory.
and special pains taken to,givc satisfaction,
KNABE a. GAEIILE.
No. Euaw St, opp, the Eulaw House, Bait
octS.-lyd- ~ assn f'-.Hn
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10 MARINERS AND SURVEYORS.

uAGGER q BROTHERS, No. GO, South ST., three doors
Ill from Pratt street, Baltimore Manufacturers and In
porters Of Mathematical Optical and Philosophical Lpst
nienfsA good assortment Of the following articles, which
we offer for sale at reduced prices;
Surveyors Compasses; Engineers Levels; Therorlolies
Theodotes Compasses; Ships Plain Storm and Iranspa
rent Compasses; Spyglasses Plain and Double Tangent
Quadranis; Sexants; Barometers; Thermometers; Log
Classes lIathour Glasses; Tape Lines; Cases Of Draw
ing Instruments; Pocket Compasses; Surveyors Chains;
Carpenters and Lumber Rules; Iaors and Sllmakers
Squares; Brass and Guncr Scales Parallel Rules Draw
ing Pens; Divders; Protractors; Bowdtch Naygaors
Bmts Coast Pilots; Shipmaster's Asssans Ssamaai's
Friends; Nautical Amanacs; Lunar Tables; Log Books;
Shipping Papers; Seanas Journals Ready Calculaors
good assortment Of Charts OF all parts OF the world
Gaugg Rods; Out Sticks DC. Together with large MS
sorlment OF INSTRUMENTS in the Mathematical line.
j- Instruments of every description repaired, made
to order, In the neatest manner.
ctS-ly'
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aALvANIsED TIMED IRON.

THIS MATERIAL recently patented and thoroughly approved
Of by the most eminenty practical and scientific che.
mss, architects and naval CONSTRUCTORS In England France
and the United States, found TO be cheap strong and
desrucble substitute for tn copper zinc iron in the
ordinary state when they exposed TO the action Of
ter the atmosphere furnished by the subscribers
In all It's various and useful forms, and In any quantity
Towering for roofs II Is coming into general USE and
been employed for the purpose TO very large extent
within year or two past sperseding TIM slate, zinc, and
shingles by It's various admirable qualities durability and
freedom from oxydation In addition the roofing plates
Spikes Of all descriptions, Nails, Chains, Bolts, Bars
Locks Keys Hinges, Screws and Nuts, Clamps Rails,
subscribers manufacturers and patentees
GEO. d. NORWOOD & CO,
oct lily t44 Hand 10 Beaver street, " Y
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"NEW YORK LAMP DEPOT"
los. 1874 and 1875 Fulton st. sun Buildings

AMPS, GlRANDOLES, CHANDELIERS, &c.--J. O.
IL FAY las made such arrangements with large manu-
featuring establishment will insure TO the public, mer,
chants, and others opportunity procure cheap and
very superior articles oSoar Hanging, and Stand Lamps
In great variety l 4. tr91f
y Girundoles Of new and superior style and finish
Solar and Gas Chandeliers with to or lights OF the
most splendid Workmanship, with or without prisns
Candelabras, Hall Lanterns &c, &c. in great assort
ment. sF 's@t .gt.a .st5 W., li.l t'F
Bracket Solar, and Tin Side Reflector Lamps and Wicks
The above articles unequasd in quality, stye and
beauty Of finish, and will be sold at the low
est prices, wholesale and retail Gilt, Bronzed, and Sill
vered sl 5as.. Ri. ..H
N D. Don't forget before purchasing, 70 call and
Inc the assortment ut the Lamp Store l3f and l36 Fulton
street, Sun Buildings.
Also old Lamps rebronzed, gilt, and svered, made to
look like new at short notice. and Astral Lamps altered to
Solar. - '.----- Id "
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BOSTON ADVERTISEMENTS
WINTHROP HOUSE.

CORNER OF FREMONT AND BOSTON SITS,
Directly opposite Boston Common.
MR. JOHN WRIGHT having relnquished all connexon
M with the Winthrop House, II will for the future be
der The sole management Of the subscriber and the house
Is opened Hotel for the travelling public, well
as home for more permanent boarders.
The situation Of the House, directly in front ovoson
Common It's spacious and airy rooms and all its internal
accommodations render unequaed by any public house
in The city In Its attractions the traveller and for those
desring more permanent lodgings.
Every convenience apartments, table and
dance will be Furnished at the house, which be had
any hotel In the city in its attractions for the traveller
for those desiring more permanent lodgings.
Every convenience as to apariInens table md afteli
dance, Will he furnished
the city, and the snbsrriber
viii devote himself TO the comfort Of all who may favor him
with their patronage ..t.E t T
Parties travelling with their families, and with ladies',
will find the Winthrop House especially adapted 10 their
convenience t
The patronage Of the travelling public and Of permanent
boarders, s respectfully solicited.
!. oct " HI WILLIAM III. SPOONER I.