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General Order.

The President United States profound sorrow
army the navy, corps
ZAcHAsv TArton, late President OF the United
the Executive Mansion The night Of e ninth
tan O'Clock.
vi. last pubic appearance cpa,inv ceremonies
a national anniversary the
20 the Of Washington His las, official
signature the recently concluded
md Great Britain
The Of strong by nature confirmed b,
acvs and ahis had impaired
aSducns tolls and exposures his milsy life.
Solely cnsossed advancing sor,
Of hrs country In Of forty army
States he rendered himself An
rent of and victory achievement,
passed Annals len nothing accomplished mfsr,
hm..
His conduct 81 une rapscd for
sune and with the browning virtues Of moderation
nnder Az circumstance and especially victory
revealed his ho.e qpale.
daced them ussoiciisd military command
20 the highest civil ONCE ofonor and trust the republic
ne desired be first, but he felt he
The simplicity ,nrene-s purpose
elevation and hi. courage
dee, ms9nnnmy and benevolence WISDOM moderation
vi command while endeared him
nation, add deep calamity
msssr.,s i,sclf could sppa
scicusner- of ka~ins amays done his duiyn
TIE officers Of the Of the and marine corps, w
manifestation respect
ny me e-n has sustained by this affecting dpcnsaton Of rrov
snce wear and tho ht Of the sword for
sir months
II further directed paid zach Of the
ana Q" board Al" public vessels by firing thirty min
commencing M the dsy after receipt
this order, and by wearing assv =, half mast
by order NJ the President
WIN. BALLARD PRESTON,
Secretary of the Navy.
NAVY DrrAsrsrsr, July Il, 1850.
NJ navy corps the srs, OF rov
eminent, 70 whom special position not assigned in the pro
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COMMON HALL OF the town OF Petersburg, Virginia
May The following resolution day adopted
the HALL
sRsaoes OF the psupoas fo
corporation
the vigna payable in 1870 and s
payable half February and Au
The will be received for Of $50
chamberlain the Gnr the 18th MAJ
O'Clock, which they will BE- opened highest
bidder will be entitled thereto The payments s the VIII r
May 18th and 18th July bidders
periods they offer fhe
20 themselves the night to reject offer madc''
Notice hereby that proposals for the bonds Of the
will be received by the chamberlain Of the town. according to
the above resolution until the ih day Of May 1850 u coet
I'm. cfAs. coRIINc,
May Adj 4thAlaybert MayoL
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r.sLnanApn,o nEeoars roa THE UNION


Reception Of he r, eidsa,'s Dath ia Nem Hin,,shre
BosroS July II The IL. sialure oi New Hampshire
session when the news Of The Presidents death
dved. resolution, ptaIsing his abilities as soldier and
~ piegfity man, adopted. resolution 10 adj
Jenu wae nuannooei2 adopted
Explosion, Of a Pon4isr ljW-Loss Of Life
Bosros July ii Whpple's powdc mill exploded yes
terdsy killing Instantly chaass X smith, whose body
WAS bl 'wn into agnens The explosion was heard Tor
4 shiny miles around.
Futai 4dccid.at
Nav YORK, 1nly !I--it nue o'clock las lsht the
steaner New Haven, when oil ,t tool II Troy street,
doned Ihe vct,a. 9e Jsco san,a md ii, broher
Another man tad hts arm broken
TIE Chseu m Cincinnati
cscsNAr,, July u The deaths during the past twenty
four hours number u. al which ~ were iom cioieia
! Tie Cholera at Piftsburg. s..
PirsruRe. Jaiy iI-ieorge W Layng highly respect
ed clzsn Of thi- city, einfoed from Mobile on Monday,
and died Of cholera tas morning He W he buried 70
monow, VI masqis soro1s iw1 g,e' lais, CAGES q
yei occurred among he resident czsus All Ia have
sidced vety haiy aud there prospect ola heavy
fan Fnsf.' arsony onr feet @alzr mine onannsi and
The river . EALING.
Lite and Interesting from sauia Fe
ST LOUIS. Jaly I've have received sdvoes rom
State y os-a'zed before its me ne cleo
lion 10, Sae oiscs 20 take place on &. 2oih ni.mo
Lieut. Mason drowned me 22d of May the Rio
Cifande.
The utah adiun5 have given up the chd OF Mrs White,
SHE is ia the hands OF Tie Apache Indians.
NEW YonK, Jnly I2-2 p
Fancy stocks ate rendng upward. sale. OF Pa s.
sdvance of 4 Oilers unchanged. Fair sales Common
flour gone NJ ct No change other brands
SIS 80 s5 10 Sales of white NJ So
Nothing in Business generally dul dealers
are waiting Tor their private letters by the Hibcmla.
PHmApsLpHIA, July l2-2, p m.
The market is firm day uoder the though
dealers holding of Tor private advices Flour ~ in
limited demand. few parcels have been taken for
port IS l2s Tor standard brands. Wheat is firm, and
supply light. Sales OF yellow at 90 cents Whskey
Ia barrels u cents.
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DEPARTMENT o INTERIOR, July IL, 1850.
July being appointed for the funeral Of
United heads Of baresns, their clerks
attached this department. VIII assemble at their
O'Clock aad proceed
where they provided with badges Of mourning Ac
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Notice.

TssAsunY DEPARTMENT, July II, 1850.
Treasury Department
directed pouco Treasury building
Saturday instant O'Clock for the purpose Of uniting
PRESIDENT of the United States
Badges mourning win then be distributed.
July l2A
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DIED,


In this city, the evening Of the 9th NICHOLAS BURKE
BOYLE late United State. consul Mahon
place morning the
residence OF -Four and
and which the friends of the family
attend without further notice.
On Tuesday asth the Of hi. father,
burg, renasyisana Mr. SAMPLE FLINN, aged q
ae Of Philadelphia and brother FLss,
Of this city
Iron the riusburg "psily Disparch."l
We know when by Of
mend than we were By seeing me that SAMPLE finn
s ~ @ -, "an on w OF ws n Mr. rns was
township and emgaed 10 California 10 1872 where he remained
young sco,chmsn nmed Johnson and being bad health HIM
PRIME OF ms manhood Mr. Tlnn id. whom we bee as
aua"ed while enesmpd adjoining Happy Valley,
heart, and many who sick
disease, refuge
n at mS sS s s h. s s and oa We're
% ss y % s . "Sn , n,n v s "s~
"e'"ory Of the departed III Y.
evening Of instant, Mrs REBEccA TREE srrd
| OF hi. CITY
family respectfully attend
neral from the Of her rRrs lsn
near New York avenue, sunday nett, al O'Clock p
ON FRIDAY evening the ar instant HENRY BURR,
ofIAsss ". and MATILDA sfsoSros.
The friends Of the fsmily respectfully
funeral This Saturday, evening O'Clock
Mr.. wins, Of ' and 18th streets
=-------z-a----z-a .
N ~. srARBucK, late a clerk in the Treasury D~-
lenders BIZ service. agent for the prosecution
pen.'s 81 sns volunteer companies previous their being
vii I ssss p s 'Sa os s'1 p
sI Dc attended 70 mosaia,ely Refer TO Hon Disney lion
July 10 cply
NOTICE 1he Norfolk today
Jaiy ls-it MITCHELL Captain
Black eds vfrinr
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VOK E-NECK sHrRTN.-A fresh supply n fancy
L colorcd yoke neck shirts received
Also shirts made order aTEvENsr
July f3~M No Brown.
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III NJ. SMITH, of Main and Igth streets, hate
liz the firm OF PARKER SMITH, soicits asdsu fnf
threshers, particularly for those OF the with
er and fan attached lie has ready made the usual variety ~
chimes threser and home shelters tsms
szc and horse and hand combined Whcaan- OF h
also the celebrated Hanbrouvh FAM much
sonsh, amer In Maryland and Pennsylvania be asks particular
attention to his So
other the twice the lie devotc particular siicnih
thcshng schne particularly by Jshz PAR
ker nndhy Parker and smith lie will such repair
saipfacon. small
making machines, inferior from wear %
Also hand Of reapiae siek'
for snme add chains for chain horse powers.
RcHsosp,
MAY wow
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used by General Taylor In the late war
Family relatives NJ the late President
Tho the United States and the heads OF
The Sergeant al Arms of the Senate
Senate States preceded BY their President
tcmpors and Secretary
The Sergeant a. Representatives.
by their Speaker and Clerk
Justices Of the Supreme Court Of
United States and It's officers.
The Diplomatic Corps.
Governors Of States and Territories
Elk members Of Congress-
Members Of State Legislatures.
Judges Of the United States
Of District of Colu'n
ba members Of the bar and officers Of the courts
The Judges Of the several States
Comptoers Treasury Auditors Treasurer Register 80
hcitor Commissioners Of Land Once, Pensions,
Indian Affairs, Patents and Public Buildings
Clerks the Departments, preceded by their
specuve Clerks and all other civil officers Of the
government
Clergy of the distinct Columbia and elsewhere
Ofacers Soldiers of the Revolution.
Corporate Authorities of Washington.
Corporate Authorities Of Georgetown.
Oce 1872 and in the late
Of Columbus.
TO report District who will assign
them their respective postions)
Cixens and srsnsen
from the Presidents House ii O'CLOCK
precssy, Of the religious services
DANIEL WEBSTER,
Chairman of the Of the Senate.
CHAs. M. CONRAD,
Chairman Of The Committee the part Of the
House Of Representatives
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General Agency Al WAAnAn&tOhs -.
ny A. NJ FARQUiIAR, formerly Of Harrisburg Pennsylvania
ID for claims with Msx
revolutionary the with Great Ban and the Fo
ida
For pensions, bounty land or scrip.
Boanfy LondWl purchase and Of boussy
land on crder
Patent osThe applications for patents, procuring node
will be attended all their hraMches
Oee-Al claims against the department win b
of qusrrsriy
ditto facilitated, &c.
New Orleans Delta Nashville Union, Mobile Advertiser Louis
Democrat Louis New Era Cincinnati Gazette, indianapolis
Sentinel Herald, Detroit Free Presa viii pahh y
and send their biIs TO this cAcs acsonpaad
with paper June s~u
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D. gaze ns . rAsrnr, A.es,.n..r..

FURNITURE, BRANDY, CHAMPAGNE, VINEGAR Ac., AT
AUCTfONOn Monday the 5ih instant, ffont
= ea saeuon the Of 9th and
O'Clock and general
md seeoAd+ hand furniture,
Mahogany SOFAS unses bureaus book and
Mahogany damask sofa chairs rockers
- Do plush covered lounges rockers and ottomans
Walnut maple, aud oak chairs Of every description
Two hns cottage chamber consisting twelve
Chefyy hreakfast dining tables, washsands &c
Wefdfooes, dressing tables, refrigerator &C.
Caapets u various descriptions, hearth &C.
Mahogany, cherry, and maple bedsteads
fsehsf beds bedding hair shuck, and palmleaf
Looking gasses bucke baskets clothes horse towel racks
bansas good American brandy
> baskss champagne wine
laas.
TERMS cash. Any person wishing furnish will do well
tord IL sals, - IT will be worthy Of their attention.
GREEN 4 TAsTET,
July 1S-it Auctoneers.
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sas Wines and LiqunEs
NHE undersigned respectfully eak his ssek
WINES AND LIQUORS. Ftsy H4s
facilities by him for obtaining from ABROAD a. wines
his experience In the bnsnssa - con
him. direct personal knowledge with the van
growing Districts Of Europe than ny ay onef
character and quality Of
ali mr. sold by him.
such make
them, for the cellar Of consumer
wanting assorted lots Of choice wines
occaxons supplied the shortest nosca with wines
including wnes Of France and Ger
many usually be obtained here.
|CONTRY TRADE supplied Wholesale prices on most favo
able terms.
CLUBS their advantage order from the sub
scribeT.
FAMILIES the best Of table wines low
and liQuors, FOR Gull
NARY PURPOSES.
MEMBERS LEGISLATIVE BonIEs, and Others a
distance supplied them by PACKAGE
EXPREssn FREE OF CHARGE) with wines Ac, for table,
the shortest notice
Nv addressiIk through the post ohcr, IN
JACOB skIDER, t.
Wines, &C., ~ Wainu, street, Philadspais
zsRGARs Of direct importation Havans various
and from SIS go housand and soh
The other in the city.
Jan 24-dAcpy.
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General Orders.

General Orders.
HsADauARrrRs Amy,
Adjuant Generals Once, " Arlington, July ~ 1850.
The Major General commanding The Of the United States
the joint committees Of Congress with the
military preparations funeral honors be paid to the illus
statesman soldier citizen. Zachary Taylor President
the United directs the following order Of arrangement
ORDER OF THE MILITARY PROCESSION.
FuHERAL xscoRT-im column 81 soreA
f.fantry
Maryland Volunteers.
Volunteer Troops from other states.
Battalion from Dstric, OF Columbia.
fraxa PAsrY-o commended by officer Of tAs Army
Two Companies Of Volunteers from Washington
Two Companies Of Volunteers from Baltimore.
Battalion Of United States Marines.
Battalion Of u. u. ArnlIery--ss Infantry.
Troop Of U. .. Light AruIIsry
Dsamo united oncsrs vounesrs cp Navy Army,
the order named
O6cep Volunteers, Marine Corps Navy and Army in
the order named.
Major General Walter Jones, Commanding the Militia
Aides Camp.
Maof General Winfield Scott Commanding the Army.
Aidssde-c Camp
Ths troops viii be formed in line the north the Pres
asnts Mansion, precisely at ii O'Clock, Saturday. h l3tA
tsstsnl with the Brevei Major sedawk Troop Of Lsh,
ArulIery) resting opposite The War Department.
The PROCESSION viii O'Clock m, when guns
will be attachments Of artillery
church. the City Hail, and the Capitol, respectively
On arriving the north front Of the Congressional Burial Ground
the viii be formed Iinestbe frs, consisting
arns party, facing and thirty from the
ond composed Of the Of the Infantry twenty
The Battery Of Artillery taks position the rising ground
hundred PAGES of the second line.
A. 1.-THE 18th instsn Federal
ared from the military vicinity Washington
utesuns bst~sen the hours Of and and national
setting Of the
Tho saass mourning on
the hiit Of sword.
The Adotan General Of the charged details
the military of the dny aided
General Washington,
swords Of the staff and Lsntenan W. r. sherman 3D. Arery
The United be District
charged with Civic Procession military
cooperate IN the general order OF
BY command OF Major General Scott
" JONES,
Adjuant General U. g. Army
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For ths FS~s,al Solsws~sttss <*a '~' y -
d.rt Of The U~itsd States 6sS"as ~1e"a'y 1as'".
WAsxnoros, July II, 1850
..-a 81 Arrangements OF the houses Of Congssss,
,a ,sith family Of the deceased, have concluded
ns,aI Of late President be solsmnxsd on Saturday,
IN. 18Th July O'Clock The religion. services 70 30
80 Of the Episcopal Church y which Church The deceased
- usually worsppsd The body to be Afterwards taken from
80 Prsdsus House Congress BaIyng Ground, accom-
u.d BY military escort and procession and deposited
Ne receiving tomb
Tbs military under s direction Of Major Gen
srsi Scott the chief the army Of the United
and Major General Jones, Of the ms Of the District
ofCoiunbis.
Commodore warrington naval ofcsr now In The city
10 have direction Of the naval arrangements
Tn. Marshal of tins District the direction OF
the civic procession.
All the Diplomatic Corps all ofhcsn Of government
Clergy elsewhere, all associations snu atef
mites, aud ciixens generally are Invited TO attend
And respectfully recommended TO the oncers Of the govern
neat hst they the usual badge Of mourning
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e7-Ths head. military bureaus, with their as
subosdns,es, requested assemble the WA
Once Saturday, the l3h instant 10 O'Clock when
furnished prescribed badge. Of mourning for pu
pose uniting the funeral ceremonies Of the late President
the United staes
Wan DsrArrsrsr, July II, 1850.
GtG.ntsnaen attached 20 the United states aud ssor
boundary commission city, arc reque ted
unite the 20 day with Department
Jurv ~, is5o.
Gy-rhc Omcsrs and soldiers now In scrvscs.
who were under ths command u General Taylor
Mexico, requestedto O'Clock D M day. al the
Irving Hotel for tho purpose adopting
ina in the tribute Of respect to be paid his memory
JuY ~
or Gentlemen owning pr~ns. carriages. and will
g PERM, hsm 70 be used on The q TIC funeral Of
marshal Of the District si difficulties be avoided forming
line OF procession.
c3The ovi, A.@Ss,.son. Of IN. D..trc, 81
Columbia and ne'shborns States respectfully psrt,c.
pate the funeral ohscqne. such
awning themselves Of his invitation win report
e District Of Columbia tint places in the
assigned them
July II, 1850.
OF The Board % Health w,n by .dJournn,s nj
punctua attendance Of the members requested.
GNnsson.i Ins,snt~rh. members Of the Na,ona, ros,
n for the promotion Of .oie-oe their
hnl in the Patent Office This O'Clock for the poroe
Of joining The funeral obseque. Zachary Taylor late Pesa.n,
ny order Of Peter Force, President n H.
CHARLES r. sTANsRURy,
July 49, 1850. Rocardnq Secretary
1-r~mper~"ce HsIL-rhe members Of the rreemep,. viz
'e" Total Abstinence Association win
on ~esn dsy morning i3h instant 10 O'Clock
low ctsens IN the
President Of the United States,
hence men, residents viser- join
with this solemn -
July II GEO s.vAar
U}-A Ussc"urse In ration he D~at Of
,se s President Of the United States win be delivered
o. we ho"se o. Representatives Sunday morning merit
O'Clock, BY the Rev. 1hos. NJ Cta X, Of Boston.
July ~
ny-The Church Epiphany will he opc,ea c,r
Divine service The SUNDAY The an
instant at the usuai hours s' = -
July ~
0S-sonmbsa Typographical sc.sesy.-A special meeting
o. ms scciey will he held this evening "a O'Clock alder
meme City Hall. = - = - ~
A hil atsndsnceis requested.
THOMAS CATION
'""H Recording Secretary.
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Far tks Fs.nsral Sois~s~sttss AID 10" ~ y -" 1s T''
deaf Of the U~iisd States. "''S'1' NSs"a's 1as'".
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CAnDThs subscribers beg leave TO notify their numerous
their will
A6 month respectfully all
la ofJuy, either BY cash al shor dates
CLAGErI, NEWTON, MAY, co.
june ne-6DwN
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ORDER or THE PROCESSION.

Escort Or march, Composed Of such Of the
army aud tbs militia may be ordered, or as may re-
port themselves, for duty on the occasion.)
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Explosion Of q Pouder lWWLoss Of Life
BosroS, July ii Whpple's pow der mill exploded yes
rday. killing Instantly Charles X. Smith, whose body
rs bl ,wn into fragments The explosion heard TO-
my miles around
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TIE Chpis,u Cfnrinnati
CIScISSAT July II The deaths during The past twenty
four hours number 81 al which 26 were iom cholera
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NEW YORK, lnly H. 1t nne e'coe. last lght The
New Haven, when oil ie loot 81 Troy street,
tosn boat containing fix luen, two %, whom were
fo..Ded The yictiios Jacob Bnnt md his brother
Anoth,r lad his arm broken.
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uAHnsOME Span Of Match Bay Ponies ~ private
H sale handsome
poaiss ar year old perfectly gentle
sy travel under the saddle They
y OF Mr.. Den, Easby's lime
ha sale OF them. he harness mitch
VIII b sold with them For further particulars inquire Of
GREEN 4 TAsTET,
JAY 6-saA ABctioneep.
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Daguerreotype Pictures
F. BURROWS

Having returned to this village proposes to
stop about tpo sOeeks, and take pictures He
trusts that his former customers, and all who de-
sire Daguerreotype Pictures, will call at his
rooms in Miss Adams's B uildiDg, where he will
be ready to take pictures in a superior manner,
and on reasonable terms.
II The public are invited to call and exam
inc specimens of pictures and prices.
Middlebury, Jan,l 1850. 361f
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JOHN WOOD
. HIS Just received

- II Is just received
lC0 Casks Assorted Cut Nails.
- Bbls Genesee Flour
| Warranted best quAliie-from new whea., J
200 Bags Ground Rock Salt,
500 &. Turks Island Salt.
300 Canada
n. ) Plaster and Cement.
constant supply will be kept this Pau and
\ inter OF the above articles, AND Is OF
hkED BY THE QUANTITY. at lower
iices for CASH, than has been sold in this
ace, most OF them having been received by
All Road at lesscost than usual.
Oct. p 1919.
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CAUTI0N EXTRA

man by the name of CL-9PP has engaged with
young man of the name of s. P. Townsend, and
uses his name to put up Sarsaparilla, which they
call Dr. Townsends sarsapara, denominating 1t GEN
ULNE Original, etc. This Townsend is no doctor, and
was but formerly worker railroads, ca
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purpose of gaining credit for what he is not This Is to
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none but the GENUINE ORIGINAL OLD DIR. Jacob
Townsends Sarsapara, having on it the Old ORA
likeness, his family coat Of arms and his signature
he ~
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Cod Liver Oil,

With Treatise on its use in the successful
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Asthma, Liver Complaint and Chronic Rheumatism,
as certified to by some of the most eminent ply
siciaus in this country and in Europe; and also
the happy results from its use in our own imme-
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As there is so much adulteration in this article,
the subscriber has been particular to obtain it Of
person lcho makes IL has business 10 procure IL from
FRESH LINERS and its purity, as also its bene-
fetal effects, can he fully attested to 1t is put
up in bottles sealed and labelled by the manufac-
turer, and sold at his Boston price,
81 by p p FRANCIS.
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QUADRILLE BAND.

MUSIC for Balls. CollIon Parties, &c, may be
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L T.. WHITCoMb, Mildlebury, VT The Band
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;. 2. ROBINSON,
Merchandise and Stock Broker, Commission
Merchant and General Agency, Corner
State and Congress Streets, Boston.

Having had fifteen years experience IN business IN th's
CITY fprinicpally the Wholesale w J. Goods Irade)
am now sg especial attention 10 the selection aud Pnr-
,inr of Grocefes for the Country Traders sales oi
Produce &c-Siocks bought and sold-and all KINDS 81
business entrusted ith executed WITH ProPtness anu u
driity. , - a.
EEFERENCES-fIis Escell snry, the Governor, Geo \.
Pr.g. Pitt,6,d Hs Honor, the Lieut. Governor John
Rpri Yarmouth. Hon. George Bliss Springfield Hon
S,,nc, Wool Grafton Hon T. J. firdiey, Amherst
lion John Aiken Lowell IInn. Solomon Dawn. Truro
Hon Thomas Toiinaa Bo-ton- Hoa William Miieheli
N,ntueket Hon. John Chapman : lleIn Hon VIM
G l,,,un Secretary Of Stale. Philip Greedy u Esq
Collector OF Boston lou"
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200 Gallons

fe7ehed Winter Sperm Oil, Of the very bet
quality
No. Halifax Salmon,
&So-Ls11d = Ma E-eFrT.
TOO SACKS Ground Rock Salt for DAiry and
Fable use.
IS Bushels. Turks Island Salt, at
Nov. TO- NASH'S.
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HARTFORD.

THE subscriber has been appointed Agent for
the HARTFoD FIRE Insurance COMPANY, for
Middlebury and vicinity, and will receive propos
sails for insuring property against loss or damage
by Fire. The long established reputation of this
company, and the promptness with which all their
transactions have been characterised render it I'M
necessary to say any thing in its favor. All
business connected with the office intrnsted TO him
will be faithfully and punctually transacted.
JONATHAN HAGAR, Agent.
Middlebury Feb. %, 1912. 43:y-