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FOR SALE.

Mde\ THE Sloop FAME, hurtheh
%N is27.g5 tons, (we'l known ~
Providence trader) For teIm'
-sss11sa-k-N which will be low. apply 10
CHAS DENENS,
or BERIAfi WAITE.
An,Ju 1873 dAw 3w.
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M, The Rev. James Mulchahey has ac-
o-rtcd an unanimous call Y" DC INC hec'or W
1nriy Church, pawiuckct
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Gilt Curtain innings.

nFnew and very rich styles, just receive,
Oand opened this day, at a
april 20 Is H. TlsDaLES.
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Final Tax Notice.

ALL persons subject TO Tax, W ho have no,
N paid their Taxes, are requested to call ana
settle them on or before May 10Th.
april 90. lS4S. J. GOODSPEED. Collector
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lions.
NgwroRr,Sc.
Clerks ofce Cour, OF Common Pleas, !
April iYth, isis.
~vrJIEREAs James Smith, az Tiverion. W. .no
w rnunty Of Newport, house wright, hath hieh ",
prtiiiou IN this office, against cyrus htown' !" ns
sam. Tivetton nusun representing lh"i W the W""
nt Ma, A. ID. lei7. he wns employed nnd rt'nne" -,
he .pii CNrus Bruwn, TO erect, work upon ava w psi
irnsh maj erHls Tor the erection oi dwelllng-""
ed upun the North sd. of south hnnk street,
the Nur,htry part of said TvUrton whi,h Shlu "' W
snd Is honnded on the south by rnij Bank suee, "u
he Xe-, b, other suds ui the grnntor, on the Norm
lands now or late of wm. Il Roduan, and on ,h. ba,,
hy lands ,f ouk borden a Cot that on the ihilh a
of .n,d NAV hr commenced furnishing the mh,',",' n
tor said dwelling house aud ON or about 'ne ',, J
nC June. uf the same year, A. ID 1917 ne e"m" eaaa
his labor h, himself aud Others ~ ~. rmP"y W" ,,;
and r,niltnurd TO labor and hrnl'h mste,H. m, 49,
the 18th Of February. 4, ID. leis, hud hH' hn''"r
nli,J with the requisite 0i the act en''''e" =" - "
,,,,ng Ia n,erhnnic- pas ment Tor repairs avn Hr"
n,,us by thrtn n,udc real 'rinte NJ r'"l- a., ~
A., vi,tue ot .sid net tor the sum ~ Two hn"re" -.
.ey,n dolsrs forty cents, tnr rHld wu'h w. -.
-, .nJ ,,n,.tinis furnished. Notice IL thefse h','
by given To all ptrsohs having lieu Ny VIM" r. r.
II ac, n, . mortgage, an attachment, rf any "'"''
,i,n ON ali a., any part the snric properly v" w
ear lac t,e the Court of' ommon Flrns 70 Ne h"r""'
II N,wport within shd Tor the county :" Ne"Po',".,
an. al Mondn, sf Nsy, A. D ls5t. aud sh"w e,n-e
.ny they have WHY said lien should not We hH"N'"
and snore sd by said Court ior the amount e"n-"
II ssid peutoDer ,,., , ,rx,,.u ,.,.,l
II April 20.
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k, BOllropc and Bunting.

Duck, BOllropc and Bunting
nnOO Ps. shawmu, Cotton Duck.
ZOUU 300 " Old Colony
5OO" American Pilot /"
200 i" Bay State
300" Neptune
200 Chiffon I"
1000 J" ShawInut Ravens
300 4" Benr
300 " SHIP
800 - Patent Scotch
300 .ciLh
300 " I'd quality" I
300" American Hemp
100" Russian Twinu
800" Ravens -
100" Imperial \
100" Heavy
100 Half Dock.
100 Bbls. Cotton Twina.
200 Cuils Russian B"llrope
80 Cases American Bunting.
ForS Sal by
ALBERT FEARING, a. CO.
No. II, City Wharf, Boston
April 6, lrt5. I'm
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Iurfniu IIuslius.
ApriIII, 1873.

a BEAUTIFUL style al CURTIN Nus
LIN, with filled centres aud heavy b"td
.rs, .ell,ns cheap Also, The genuine nriic''
Of Turkey Red DtapstN.
apul .6 lANION a bfOe'
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DRlTANNI TEA POTS, CASTORS,
DPocket und table Cutlery, Feather busters,
Cbamois Skins, Leather Belts and other goods
in general use, this day opened and for sale al
/ april 26. B. Ii. TIsDALE .
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Executors Nsticc.
MiRYL. PO1TER.

HNIIE sub-rribcf hereby gi'es notIce NV ""
Il !. named sole Executor Of the last VII s"a
testament uf
MARY J.. POTTER rn
tate Of Portsmouth decreased, whirb sad WV
hs. becn duly proved, snd that hs h"s e'''"
hund 10 the Court Vf Probate. VI 'e''s"''"i''
:. ,L. law directs, Az persons hs,ing clsi,".
,,s,,.t ssid estate are requested 10 pfsssrt
,h,m for ,ef,lrm.n,, aud iboss ind'bisd 10
,nass imn,rdIsw pa, ,ment ftht ~
GEORGE / PUTTfR Ersesior
Pon,nouih, Ayrl 10 ieis'
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TO House Builders.

A FIRST RATE article Of Sheathing pa
"a per. for covering tho roofs or sides o
buildings. for sale bv
ap,il 20 L. LAWTON X BROs.
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From SANTA Fr.-By the way ofSt. LOUIS
we have dates from Santa Fe TO nth ult
Col Rails had resigned his command at FL
Passo, to Col. Lane, on account of sickness
Capt Haley had been ordered to Carigal 'c
destroy nest of horse thieves, who had stolen
fifty horses. Gov Armigo had been honora-
bly acquitted. There were rumors oi the adj
vance of Gen. Urrias. Col Sims, the trader
had escaped from chihuahua.
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CONVICTED Smith Gaunt, colored
lad aged 10, was found guilty, week before
last, at Niagara, Canada West, of the murder
of Mrs. Bell. We gave brief account of the
murder at the time ofis commission, in Janua-
ry. The defence attempted was idiocy, the
prisoner having freely confessed the deed.
Sentenced to be hanged on the 9th of May.
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Marine Memoranda. !.

ship VIM. spra2ue. Chase, was ndvr 81 " lin,
Tor Liverpool. wig 800 bnles.
Bark Chns Devens Bailey, arr a, Garden as ns, 4'h
II inst fm this port.
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Gloves.

IUST received BY +, Lawlon y Brothers, .
D good supply Of Kid, Silk, aud L's'e thread lire
GLOVES, april 26.
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sARsAPARILLA.

CNNDS', Bulrs. Carpenters, Browns nh'
- rawn..nd', Extracts of Sarsaparilla, al
n. u. WAIARD's,
pesr ths Court House
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NEW YORK,

E1R the EXCLUSIVE sale Of their pure
L and unadulerated Teas, which are unSur.
passed in fragrance and are now offered al
New York Cay prices
fbe parcels weighing one-quaror, ope-half,
one pound or more are wrapped in TinFoil ,
and being thus perfectly Air Tight the original
favour is fully presel we'd. The price rs print
ed on each package, and should The Tea prove
inferior to this representation, RETURN 1T:
Theitollowng kinds are Just received fresh
and sold al the annexed Prices
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From New MExIoo.--Dy telegraph from
st. Louis to the Pittsburgh papers we have
confirmatory accounts of the battle fought at
Rosalia, sixty miles from Chihuahua.
The Americans were victorious, and the
Governor of Chihuahua, fourteen pieces of
artillery, and a largo number of prisoners were
taken by our forces. The loss in killed and
wounded on both sides is represented as heavy.
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SHOCKING AccIDEST.--A most shocking
and faeil accident occurred in Lowell Monday
night about @ o'clock. A runaway horse with
the fore wheels of a wagon attached knocked
down young lady who was crossing the street
a, the time, and her clothes becoming cntang-
led in the wheels, she was dragged some thirty
or forty rods to the stable, her head and shoul-
ders upon the ground, and most shockingly
maneled. She breathed but few seconds
after. We learn that she was about 81 years
of age, and of most es,lmable character.
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NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.



MsrerrY. C,lifo uif. fch.aaIy 3 lsie.
Here We arc, much o. af nlV last letter % you
untaresfoncd lui snu obscfwnt, with osioreass
bar ready ior them. There has ocea some couiuoton
10 Lower California; but Those wao r'-scd ne storm
are fcokag shelter from il torcc. d. oHe strs here
b. ui Go picked rp atl -eal Ost of Oh. co Aiy De-
fure De- has lile o. p.-l Bis l.at Our pan j. % 10
al tae alht.4g before J.cre IS any % oc done. aud
now tlaf Gen Castro has come back irO.a Mcylro
viii peaceful purposes The iQita1le ana ignted
spirits are much Ike a low Glclcrag laiae uaa's
We. blanket
we are goffing ra,loT tired OF 'ha war 3 Is TO
iolg Tor any tafr9,ssn save tlar o Pocl-a cli q
pa-e. Yet Iazarsn is i4Eeu aad there Is csll ior
q thog.ald men 70 A.s scut % tae Mormon set-c-
racrt Oh ths + BIZ Lake lJr i've hundred enf ~ Che f-
iy VI tha tcrai no AMI % Oregon .os fs many more
--.l Intended % .rg.so1 -azatan. TO Oregon
ras wil se less .lrely o. tlu OEt 'n sflcnc mum
f..sa fae Io-r.o1s. IS sb.t sou v-- O.. l.a-r iAfl
cad in.lr ap9-aiVptc noqclues %. msse -ooA -,.-
i.sea lhly GEEK hs-, ~ cau,iy. they dJnt Gaze d
% o. iet in 1y boii't
oar Community aas been thrown n-, sl..-ns .a =.
a.s ..d fo he rcl beyond al fae orcar4s i.at eyer
fAo1k m.l-Dg rode belore. You have OIL - N4'-' d
ro- 90 Dec.r E.naic rlc -ace- D.. CO. iie .p'''
.ll ir rolls ol liquid sfeam 81 qu-k- .ef A.ei-
conceivable ycssI o. lVw l g..I.i ~. con "5
f.'s precious v.p0s some tahc ile i)is ilo" -4-
E1aln all come ile aarm.1g -fai5 IRON t-..' u.
20 caffhla9 1a4 co1a-ns.ls faf9f eti -a.' was
coon 1c 20 poaiy here, iaat We can TX rit oN' p-s
~ fe-fnoier -. our aScs form rrors, and e 4ocio-
ail be- ready o. s.lisale COM i"L-
The L. e. rrusfrou for Oh Pacinc eXcent tle war
ren g. row as Magellan. Gutt mas auI ia fz. le.re
vis Ire I'D. ng in taxing Cue i1 enc comm uAtf
s-iln1o u. tie D.c. loss q Deg. w. C.
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r., rss y .NRw ARRANGE3lENT, 20

- - -. - - Pi1IsBUNGH,WHEEL q -
,by Morning and Eyeni1epMri ~
delay. Passengers having choice y day - .ssi
-igc over tie Moulta.na by Tie great trel s' 80.
and Passenger Route IrOuea in - i9lis .ioh -
10 PfshuFgh AID Nheeluy thence o niitlii ~ iv.'s
flriesns ami h. soifb nl Wef-lls8el gers song
directly through BIZ DE United states Mail Trans.
Leave NcHr-l0rs, foot ~ L1criy-si &c Asl, 80
81 for Phade.pli ald connect WIN INES l"i DiA~ole
Leave PAadepiia by ID psi ran Tor baiinotr "a ~
rive in time 10 connect Win "a 81. train Tor PsOa n ana
Wheeling. going directly tArOuzn I" iiplt Aeiel-
Leave PHILADELPHIA bv RalIoad from TIE coz ci LEV ~
10 connect viii pm train FOR Pittsburgh ard WheeAss
and g1ing directly though without delay . -
Leave Philadelphia ~ selln1os ala y ai- ron Doe<~
wharf sundays eNcep 3D. and o. e ~ 81, lore
The only Inc on sunday from f4'as 1i4 ''' D4'h''''
Leave Se Bsiarors a, II AN ard PM daily BY NC Bald
H'l,o ,i c,sirer5 sisPM end AN by twenty s4y
and srfige b. Psburh or wheeling next evening 30 10
Pssrs f9r P..,.birgh take he spleniH aid nod
ers-hunl Steamboat AZ brovsc, ana .efe9y ieot-s
II r1ilcs Of s4 u1 The Whole route.
Firc4s sila ubOa leave lusbur- alGN lee4n- irsH'
ify and passengers Forwarded vnoItdclay 10 4 1l-
nsii eld a. otter gors ll Tie sclin and West =. Al
TAKE NOTICE Ticket are not sold u Ne"'i .. ~
Passengers for Baltimore, Pittsburgh of NheeAnf 10.
notice becomes necessary GA account d seffal 80.
selling nc6as il Newly or.l, for o-er Anes ana e \.
Of such tickets supposng they were Hr'1r1ct % ~
lug irsi-c as trans % lure ar- a3 scum ana " -
Trey have no connection Win - a.. .,
FOR through tc.ss by ibis route rpply IN laiolS 40 i i
tle Railroad Ccc, al Nlrhei ana Eettilu - -
s. South Ihrl--l; or on hoard eaIo0a DocAs " y a
Fare ilrqlgh nom Philadelphia lo fli-N1ish -, -.
NAeslas SIS with tie privileged s,opirs o. % IN.
ant reng seh9 G. Pleasure fo5 ssi sf,.1, -.
Adams Co.'S Express Once Is " al-'- q 4! q y
u al . Broadway.
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CONVEYANCES.
IT, REGpL s,i,os NAIL n k tI;ytyo TX.

l,-,f't.f 81 wv EEN bDoION AND NLN-lOhh'
S1af- via sioningol ald Providence. -
~ Tie Ferry a. Providence now avoided by ihe New
Branch Railroad Inland Route itfOug without chanSeo'
Cars or Bngpagc. The steamer G. VANDERBILT, Capt
joel Stone and MASSACHLs SETS, CAPT. Potter ~ con,
uecio wihue s'oungtOl and Providence and Boston end
Providence alrocIr, leaving Newl OK ely sundays eA
copied. from pier / North River, a. o'clock J ~ and
s0una0n 10 O'Clock, r. n. upon he arrival % uemei
rin from Boston These steamers passed IN -peed
sr end0r ald comfort having each az hrm t1 large eummo-
t1ls private state rooms and bels lOf9O persoa he.
side large private rooms FOR families anf psrors The
steamers Offered hy e most experienced men, eid
viii shorten he passage between Ae"-l oiA rni bosion
from u 10 hours thereby arriving npe TIM, or ai ile
lines running from Neygl NoIfn sultl ali West, and
all tle lnics from Boston, North ald Ea.t
Tie G. VANDERBILT viii iaaYe New Iora, n es4sy,
Thurs ay and Saturday Leave stonnglou Monday, We'd
ue.iay and Friday.
heNiASsACllUSETTs viii leave Now York Monday,
Wednesday and Friday Leave sonng'o iAesday lhuf'
day ald Saturday,.
s. B-Passengers the ARRIVAL ~ the selmcfs az Sion
inefon proceed Immediately n The splendid iiaroid CHs
% Providence and Boston. b. gage master accc psrles
lie steamboat trains and from Boston, tiho q Irge o.
he baggage. FOr passage berhs state rooms fegh
application may be made to ie Agents On he wharf AID u
rs Office. IO Baterg-paca. MI
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CLAY FEnLING IS INDiANA.--We have just bad
avis.t from Joseph Warner, ESQ the Del,sat' 90 The
National Convention nom the sixth district .Ndiaua.
now rUproscured la Cousrcsa by Hon Geo o. Dunn
WINK Dir. ". Is an enthusiastic friend ol SO Clay
ana save that i4 thirds % The WA -s ot Indiana
are win hun heartily Inc a. ;rict ia wA.ch De- lives
rss formerly i0coeoco ~ l.2Jl majority, but The
changes IN favor OF Nr. CLAY have broken down th
IA iarfy and the great tcsHlan would DOW carry il
tIIunpi.afly Mr Dunn's majority over his Loco-l 0co
opponent was small bat flr. clay j. much stronger
stA Stay vile Eagle, May To-
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- PnrEInl EEp.IE LINE b

-. 80 .BARGEs.~rho sgrses CLINTON Ca,
Ni'sle, every MOldaV ENCIANGaI
G ~. f0selrir- every lllI-dFT. p0LGhktLPsla i,
O. f hutla every Saturday So oC4ecs. L. 81 'l tool
llrraT-. Tor rssal. ara freight TIE alOfe Ba
are elegantly furnished with tafef01ms aud spacious aal
comfortable cabins, end expressly nfes up i9r NE com
r End cuv 'eucc ci rescr crs. Aslrc l PpleAaeeI-
-e lUe f1rfie rfses % Sharon. fle r.lls gDl we've
.llrl f.r nrf. c- ars sury 1l llari The lrcs
or 10 lu8l al WILLIAMSON VAIL, ssWestsi.
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:. 81 s7---sSAND NIGHT SlEAMERs.-Day steamer
Fs7s rrs--77-i-atle HENDRIX HUDSON, Capt. a Cor
ham. Tuesdays IluTsdays and Saturdays, az NJ rom
DE foot Of Bsfcayst making the usual landings, r. ufaIf
he opposite days. .
SIX O'Clock through steamers. TIE ISAAC NEWTON,
Capt Nm H. Peck, OREGON, Capt. A. y. ~. JyI, duly,
fsuniays exc-pfed.l at6 +. II.
q. 81 Man Zine Of Steamers, lie SOUTH AMERICA.
Capt. r. g. Hui6c, SANTA CLAUS. CepL Lmcn1od, dalJ
40 O'Clock p. n. from the Pier north side oI Balcey-s
AN Of the above b0ii8 connect ref diary WIN ut Tan
road Cars bound Wet, East a1d North RON Ao1ny.-
IRE III taken moderate prices 8ld when requires oi-
waniel by Railroad from Albany Without de5ly. fm
freight apply ~ spies Line Office, il Greel~icts, 20
y. G. HUBIL pier between Liberty end Cortland 60
or 20 WIN LANE. wharf between Barclay and Robinson -
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s.. i>ING>BRl

a.. J,INg~BRIDGE.-A Private salc-A e,s.ia se
a -off '- frame Cottage Of two s'onc WI uast,
e-- MOB ia.l stlc lrd w.l5 ani siiu I. oi ., ~
- Sad, Nn.. ID. ALBANY. known as lae n Icu.N liNt ~
,.,r1he l.t OF ground. about l0i-e hy 80 4e'r ~
t ,.tr oi which leads To- tlc sa.t Waif' er til-n- "
T.e rr,..f...s afe Wei uIIal- ed, having tt4NlN'e
... '.r.ls frr .rrfcsI flmiy, uaIule .Aal'ti' Hd
,.s ln ile ir.t sflr,, anil ceAn-a conl'edi p"A@ n
ed .-d rf.r. double staircase, lcIAr.tt. At' a ro.i
.si r rear Easements oveu ce.llr sl is io'nli .
,. "a ,a well OF ivutsf boo ihe yard, conch Lois, Ne,
=. Pc .t % feet Tie lllou pleasant, being aloi 30
- ~ a min. nom kueshsld -. Hno one pit ha.i nue
l.,, Forll.m Ralr1.A Depot HIHunn rans ol cash
... WHINE. ST. cam Dee seen hA app. n. t Vi,' Vi -
af \, lon irff-cr particulars lrl terms may u
.i...r1 ANTHONY j. BLEElhER, Adcr,
N' Hr0la.L
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2 q rre 60 within f.yO n os end lal 00m i.e ,aiaeeN
s ,algi rfi on the margin ~ ihe nf,rf lying wlhn
oue Glm Of b. Bette Eco co.. aiming 20 acres o. lse,
G ulbc ana which BE- one ~ tlo moot beautiful coqhy
.af. ou fe North River having prospect o ie nfa 10y
twenty miles, 10 hos two dwelling -houses Two barns, end
a necessary o,bIldngs The subscriber wLl ss44 rsr
u,'ll lut DANIEL A. DE YAM
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III : W
= -ssp - NAiIRAL viii Cave Osueso flr lor0a0 aD1
- Hamilton direct every "wednesday and rit-
uriaY afternoon, O'Clock, anga! Oi Packet BDsis
Time from o wcgo % Toronto, llon u % Il hours.
Toronto May ~ 1913. myl9 5meOd'
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~
=, qoe .-,. 8r Land FOR SALE, 40 iaulelsNi4e, Penn
-..Eau.A I'D. ... .... a., t.,l,tr, IA /, -.
II mattel LID Monroe County Hfflr inlt 90 TOE i'.yfo
ia ,fosrin lacg nom Cllslul-, Al o. ma the wal
. D.. r rrt u milas from k1e.UI uu tle Nnlh a.t 3 th
inns, se eaui lsrul frou Phille PIMA ana Ne"-ie ~
fD..frtf of country remarkable iori Ne purify ol ~ N"f
10, t. So. e-s 10 iIs climate Those Ialnefits ace ca
p. Sc AZ Tanning 5000 sides Of Leather per Hiuni-Aey
combine, a modern Improvements ann uie n eAee..Li
Ir f M q, t.1sive business. The W-tr pu"c. Is tlI'
r..f flr r.erellrg el ihe uccessarN i.ilney l hhy
-ea.oa of de year Cor me 21elt' -.' ~. . 7ugpy
r.. Ed .1r rr .ri.i-mil an4 sapil .oih oi hci sIs n
SD ,.,r.f.on ON DE premises There are several CHER
f.r,.. IDrltallg handsome AID con tlthi Il" c.Ang
If., f,lie.8 Ia lle midst az beautiful lawn, CO. AN.
.u vlrcfv of fraiei frif ucc, b.ete incy urs ana
bhcfv .Iapg-glnls, honey. icrr iost' DID, var &c
A'-n au excellent garden win .W .li- li- hsIn'ri
r...rf- &c i abundance Tue De- -ll0r ooi WI u1osa
. sf-,s supply of rock OAK AMI lcmIoch nHtk 9r many
,.s. a ov price. Tile Imneres wl br e1.d t ci ssp-
arsf.v o- together w ile int 90 tle cl'l Of w
....er Tas whole property VIII ca 80 pf ~ u,
PALMER residing thereon. Tor tut.e iae ...0l gag
terns rrrly % tic subscriber sl Nnrh llf, iies
SKI WILLIAM Mai.
lr,ia a.,v6w Assignee of q q Dnnpinf q No.
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GLASS GLASS F.. GLASS 80.
Fl. nOn BONES AMERICAN Window Glass from exs
~, bxs double l-k Elg sd Crown from loNll % 1c-6.
lN1 lI tI-.sl Crown. 4- i-a ir-rl joke Cd l.afl
l0c.t0 Froacl Window sLl Flclrs G..s iiol lA. 70
leglf.
lltto dolb.e r.-k EnrE-l ; ee- from l3.1i 70 S.i.
very superior oracle .- so.7 .1ws. Elr SHE tv
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pin4ons car Jf co--s Geographic 4aces' W mo1e-. 81
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their .-ss.. .li v -u.l.e- i9r cae ye. l-i- estate
fsut h8s ilc es second fU 300 .4u iI- cr o. country
fora fl. above l..l. OF aJA. Tag i-.c 'l' ioi "hu
Movements add q. mining s'ch -s las iois i..-' .5
bcs 4.l al. o.-er email articles pertaining ., 'se c.DcA
RATFVs PREPARED COCOA AND CHOCOLATE.
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pointed i.s si1sc .ers As sole agents lJr ef s'e Do .i
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and smr-bllders' lariwsfeiror, BRASS copper I -c,
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We a.-I llFe cheap class 10 fQi ol -.iis-n -li
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io. .rt. without Ulldlts Tie I4ioai posses lfauthn
'. ft- lr.n of te river. TIE payment may be ilade
.fIv c0lircn.a 90 lho purchaser a. vlH zoe v.lnfeto
fa .,,,ff JOIN D. MONTGOMERY
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UOVNES FOR SAFE.

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