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PATENT PREMIUM
A q D O M I N A L
SUPPER Err

SA snIy at O1s cAayiss ssrssi. sRpas tAssa.
The ghtest elastic and comfortable instrument
the cure Of the complains bearing down feeling Il
the bottom the stomach, ssd back
the whites, etc. In pregnaney It's use prevents miscarriage
in fact is Indispensable to the comfort Of every delicate
female any doubt the efficacy Of this sapPUter. they
be referred to the wife Of very celebrated physician Of this
city, who 5 now using enc with perfect satisfaction aist ~
ing several other patent supporters without TeaE Phy
clans are respectfully invited to sa and sxamns e nsru
ment at the pF0pzietor's, 10 St. Chares street.
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adapted 70 mpa relief and comfort To The e = ~
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(SI.AsssCs AND NODERN lANGuAGEs,Lfhe
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| To n few Dnpls either in the GERMAN. LATIN or
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Literature in the most ceiehra1ed gpisets
az Germany Tin Berlin, Halle and Heidelberg speaks
English and French He be addreed thIonsn ne rest
| office. Box s. No Is; or to MIR. LOUIS ~ dMAnLx
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second Municipality Council.

This body met last evening, Recorder Caldwell presiding
Present-Mesrs Hale, Hooper, Johnson Lawrason Marks
Montanye, Mccormick. Pride, Renshaw, Sews, Shields
Stewart, and Yaneey-13.
The Treasurer's weekly report read follows:
Amount on hand at last report. $50 81
lus59U 81
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May II, $50. )
accordance with resolution passed BY the Cuancii Of
Municipality No. Two, at their session Of 18th inst in
virtue OF the 18th section OF passed BY the Legislature
Of the State of louisiana approved 16h March, leoo
Notice is hereby given that MONDAY zthins at u
bddr the contracts tor repairing, and keeping IN repair the
paved streets and Sidewalks and paved support of the SIX
lsT SECrloS-lst Ward, including Magazine street. be-
tween Felicity and Esele Streets and the soutsde OF
Benjamin and Estele streets.
2D SECTLoN-2d and 4th Wards, west of Magazine street,
side of Camp and north side of Julia street
sD SECuoN-Sd Ward, including BENJAMIN and Eslehe
Streets side of Camp ard south side of Julia street.
ara SEcTIoN-5Ih Ward, including Julia and ezfsndng
TO the east side of st. Charles street
5TH SECTIoN-6h Ward including st Charias and julia
to the east side of Circus street
9TH SEoTIoN-7th Ward, including Circus street In
accordance with the conditions and specifications contained
in resolution passed By the Council of Municipality No.
Two, on the 18th of March, 1850.
myl8 A. D. CROSSMAN. Mayor
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FIFTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.

FIFTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT,
MILLEDoEyILIE, Feb. %, 1850
To the People efAs FyiA Congressional District;
The undersigned democratic senators and representa-
passed BY the present legislature making provision ol
having the State represented in the Southern Conven
ton. be held at Nashville on the first Monday in June
next
In compliance with said resolution four delegates have
been elected BY the legislature to represent the State
large
The resolution also recommends the people in each Of
the congressional districts TO elect the first TUESDAY
in April next two delegates "a wing and democTat 10
represent the district in said convention.
II Is now but little more than month I'LL the day
appointed BY the legislature for the election, and thai
too, al time oil the year when the interest OF the
farmer and most OF you such) demands his constant
| attention at home.
The undersigned therefore, fearing that general con.
vention Of the district for the purpose Of nominating
suitable candidate on the part OF the democrats would
not be held account of the shotness OF The time
have thought proper 10 suggest the name OF the Hon
John A. Jones, of Padding, who has been selected Al
meeting Of the undersigned as suitable person 10 Re-.
present the district in said Southern Convention And
we therefore recommend him to your favorable consd
Grafton candidate, in convention Of ali ihe
counties is not held for the purpose Of making selec
ton.
SAMUEL McBEE,
m. M CALDER,
II. STRICKLAND,
l. HENDRIX,
JAMES GORDON,
JOSHUA ROBERTS,
MATTHIAS KELLEY,
a. WILSON,
JOSEPH Z BROWN,
LAWSON FIELDS,
JAMES EDMONSON,
]. M. SPULOCK,
A, d SHACKELFORD,
ISAAC n; CuLBERTSON.
CHARLES "A. HEARD
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csr6caie o. package Of whoe viii entue he holder % all
S42 may by the tickets named
therein Certificates Of halves quarters and eghs in proportion
This scheme Attractive drawn
and well of
The prize be by ticket having
three Of the drawn numbers h s200J.
Orders for Tickets and Shares and Certificates OF Packages In the
above magnificent scheme will be promptly attended md
ofne drawing will be- Immediately aier
all who may order tickets from
Address y. = q. MAURY, Agents,
Fob l5--dhcind Alexandria, Virginia
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ONE GRAND CAPITAL OF
500, 0O0--aIso, $50. OO0-s 30, 900.
And $50 prizes Of a 900.


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Glass ID, for 1850
Alexandria, Saturday. April a. 1880 under
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J. w. MAURY d CO., Managers.
70 number lottery-l3 drawn ballots.
scHEME.
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splendid prize ..................... $4,000
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $4,000
do ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10000
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Tickets S40--Ialves S20-Quarers Sl0-Eghths S5.
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DOCKS from London, list No. rs.
Woods Manual Of Perspective, third edition, 1s4g al
Bkhnrdts Fairy Tales, and Legends many
1919. 01k - ayr. 81,
Bourrennes Memoirs Of Napoleon, edon--compee
i vol. 81 rs.
Miller. History phosophcaiy illustrated, third edition, vols
couni aammonis Memoirs of,he cOuu Charlie.
vol. ~.
Lsnses History Of Painting Italy, Roscoes ed,ion yols e.
Lsmarines History Of the Girondns-3 vols, 1899 %.
scsiercs Philosophy Of Life-4 vol. a.. TX l1f .@N
" 2 Jussimpcred from London, direct, by
msrsh5 FRANCk TAYLOR.
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Wines and LAqwors.
THE undersigned would respectfully can attention 20 his stock
WINES AND LIQUORS.
The facilities Tor obtaining from abroad all Wines
hc In their purity, his experience In the business
duced by him, direct knowledge with the va
growing Europe, other
house in this city afford the character and quality Of
all articles sold by him.
The Of his and vaults such make
Substitute for cellar Of
persons choice
special OCCASIONS suppea notice. with wines
decand for immediate including wines Of France and Ger
many, usually 10 be obtained here
COUNTRY TRADE supplied wholesale prices most favor
able
CLUBS win advantage order from
scnber.
FAMILIES Of very prices
sIso The cheapest Of wines and liquors. FOR GULL
NARY PURPOSES
MEMBERS or LEGISLATIVE BODIES, messes, and Others
supplied land have them byePACKAGE
ExPREsasn FREE OF CHARGE) with wines, for table,
dozen, OF notice.
BY addressing their orders, through the post once
JACOB sNTDER, IT,,
Importer Dealer Wines sc Walnut street, Philadelphia
n7sEGARs importation from Havana Of
brands always hand from Ss thousand and sold
BY the single Dor cheaper than nj any other In the city,
Jan 24-dhcply.
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III and complete assortment Of furnishing
goods OF every description, in thsr iine such
Is pieces English aud French velvet Competing
pieces English carpeunR, styles
Is pieces imperial threepy capeune Of the latest styles
IS pieces Brussels tnpesty, royal twled plain Venetian
carpcing, FOR halls and stairs
$50 pieces superior ingram csrpetns, Lowell
IS M NJ ingram carpeting
superior English ociohs designs
which will be cut for size or shaped hall In
entire piece
pairs supcr6ne bedbIsnket every from
rs coiored Msrseillcs quilts, very handsome
20 white and striped counerpanes, Iow-prced
10 pieces table damasks, superior fine
10 pieces table diapers, low priced
81, lo4, l24 and IA satin damask table cloths
100 satin damssk tnbie napkins
Also piano and table covers toilet covers, oweng linen md
cotton sheetings, &c,, &c.
Al grs care and win be Offer
cd upon the accommodating
Jan 3--If P. n. HOOE 4 co.
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INTENSIVE Public sale OF Csrrtagcs.The third semi
II place Wednesday, the vh
day Of April next the saloon Of Chinese Museum opposite he
Bazaar.
The collection will be tho desirable and extensive ever
and will comprise one hundred carriages Of The latest s
by tho most approved makers
Alec, extensive collection Of elegant harness
90 Full particulars In future advertisements ..,.
ALFRED NJ. HERKNEss, Ancuoneeh
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EWBANKs New Patent Once Report.
~ "Tbe East BY spencer-iliustrated.
'P s'''' TAyIOR h MAURy, q
MarQ Bokselers near 9Th street.
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Continue united, and we are destined to form the
greatest country ever known. Though mostly OF EGG
lsh stock, yet improved by crossing the water we pre-
sent country which lar surpasses Greece and Rome
Under the circumstances which have attended the
Union be severed Are you willing that the ashes OF
Washington shall lie in foreign counryi trust thai
tGis country will remain one and ndivsibe.
Before concluding, may not hope that the spirit Of
concession will eventually prevail Let the question Dc
settled let honorable concession be made BY the North
TO the South, and by the South TO the North and when
oil is thus cast upon the troubled waters, have re-
quest TO make TO the American peope-thai The word
"dsunion be forever expunged IRON the American vo.
cabulary, never TO be used by American lips,
Upon the conclusion OF the address OF MIR, Collins
and after the band had performed several enyening airs
the question was taken upon the adoption OF the resou
TONS and there went up one unanimons shout, which
made the welkin ring There was no dscordant voice
thereadherence to the constitution and the Union was
the echo OF every heart motion to adjourn was made
but the people seemed 10th TO depart and called agar
and again Tor various speakers to come the stand AL
together the meeting was most enthusiastic one and
when they found that more speaking could be had
they quietly separated. Cold and disagrceabe as was
standing IN the open air, upon the bare ground was
matter OF wonder that the was attentive; bu
they seemed to desire TO hear still more, to drink s
deeper OF that patriotism which holds that this Union
ever shall be zone and indvisble."
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Tickets s40-Iiaves so0-Quarters sio-Eighths S5.
Price Of certificates packages tho above magnificent scheme
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designed 10 effect more perfect Unon. parties have
right to strike Il down. Since 1897, when jackson
rested the hand that would have struck single star
four have been added to the hed--N1chgan Iowa.
Wisconsin, ali and the lone star OF Texas, shining
ia splendor with the original galaxy and pased be the
that would strike il from the field. dim the usire
of its present glory! The Union belongs TO us all il
originated in the sanctities OF compromise and Sacrifices
and party has the right TO dissolve Il without the
consent OF the whole And how deeply interested is
Maryland in its preservation Divide II, and Maryland
must inevitably .become border State, Her position
will be like that OF Belgium and Flanders, the long pc
Rod OF European contention She must become the bat
tle-ground in every contest
How great therefore, is her nducement TO cling TO the
Union OF these States She comes therefore, this
casion 10 say ALL there full and fair remedy for every
individual and every State under the constitution Dis.
union remedy, while the countless evils that would
follow in its train must involve all in one common
anarchy Ii laws passed that unconstitutional,
the Supreme Court is open for redress and have yet TO
learn when that tribunal refused 10 declare such
Law unconstitutional II that fails the appeal is open to
the candor the generosity and the sympathy Of our coun
trymen and in has such an appeal failed TO Sc
cure redress OF wrongs To seek resource elsewhere
than under the constitution is to resort 10 revolution and
force We recommend remedy full and ample for every
grievance we can ever have
We in Maryland have had grievances to bear under the
practice OF the States north OF we have appealed to
the courts to the patriotism oil the people and we have
reason 10 believe that the people Of the North have seen
their error and will reract Before the present Congress-
Ia closed we hope to find that the whole question will be
settled in spirit Of honorable compromise. This, my
countrymen should be the motto BY which we are gov
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-12-13
THE RAILROAD SUBSCRIPTION

Below we give the Of the city, authorizing sub
scripton by the Common Council of 100000 to the rail-
road from Lynchburg the Southwest and against the sub
scripon Of like the stock of the Central railroad
TO enable that company extend their road from Staunon
to Coving,on Very little interest manifested during the
TWO days voting will be from the small number Of
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-12-13

I sion MrnnL.EsALE GROCERS AND COMMIS-
tteacs s.d merchant from the country OF long
=. ee wholesale grScery Or Commission house
W. =. well as the highes, testimonials OF char
nreaars snn &c &c rroduced il necessary For further
as cm.a,W ~ Msssrs Mckinney Dupuy and Read Barks
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-12-13
vuE RICHMOND ENQUIRER,
,,1susD DAILY AND SEMI WEEKLY,


~ p,r.r dollars per annum ana AZ 'ne we o. e
shorter period sn 1g ss5 Ar -. ,pons. t
wrs 70 be p in ne Office ren,ied by mail, post pant
- ~ ~, ,rI annum the cni oi he yea. -, . , 49,,
~ .es this office be r.in'cd per mall ~ 81 sS' ~ is M
a. he .iss o. The La1S . n ie1se
- 10 The writer I, is the accumulate" oi posag. ~
@ b,.,ne.s which operates serlois tax upon Edi'ofs
.Iaa' " TERMS OF ADVERTISING
r pMLY ENQUIRER: :-io fifteen ines or 'ess nrs, mrs. nv
80 week twice week three times wees thirty
s ysr,.ers are charged Gy dollars for thirty ne and IN
y t,y adv c.en,cnir OF greater tnsn-eSeeI Loe'y
,;ceae, s who charged loo dollars paper neiud'
-sE srM,wEEKLY-f'r hfeen lines or e''' frs insertion
m "a IN conllluance 80 cents 49,, -
W. distance must be accompanied with the advance pay
u" .,ry rri-rpnces. ~ n.arr rNecu,'nn ,
- = ,lries a.d tributes Of reses, exceeding esh h'es gre
1..sres and Marriages ,he country whenever the
5 -. writing unknown TO US mus be auhen'csssd 0! INC
~ ~. Pos, master the negborooi, or they VII! Ill nc
,.l Every measure that has been taken to prevent
- qgizes las proved heretofore unavains We iu't,
.,s, in such upon the beng cef'i'
m. of Postmaster rriten IN NE hck I" ihe i.HeT
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-12-13
Road
DEBATE ON THE ELECTION Noru.s.sESAToK.

VIRCINIA LEGIsLATU
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-12-13

:. cuiNCE ERY-ViRGlSiA AT rules held In the Giek
os. Cscuit Court OF Lou'sa County Oh tue ~ uaS
nsr'' - ~. plain,f:
c,bson William Gibson John Gibson, overton Gibson
I ron David Gibson and Martin Gibson Dsiendah,s
. OF this sui, Is obtain decree ios me ieYa ,e "
Of land plaintiff alleges ne iurcha.eu OF
p,y Gibson In IiIs,ine and who died wi,hou, having
,,,, deed f the same and 10 restrain The Defendant
- fron cu,ins down the timber committing further
m "a said land and tue a having male nhdLy a sns ans
~ mi. SAT- on no,ion OF the panhby his Attorney
rsd caid john Gibson Richard Gos"n and MI, M.n
IA NECESSARY proec; Their .n,e.ests IN hl> uit aud
Of In, order se published once week Tor Tus !" n
an ,a anoher copy De posted al the ron door
49, Hons. Of this county the first day OF the next Coun'
Il !. e0'i. 80 en,," T.sr JOHN HUNTER, Z. {.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-12-13

Court held Tor kins ana Qlccn Souly -
House thereof Monday the i,h day of oco'ef,
Al. 1870: ,, U ,,,u-.r ssr,;ris,ra,,r Of Cornelius
,sa,s Sto and dis:r!buee "i Thomas mart 'e
"a m arpeagns the Court that more than TWO years nav
,s -. iea,ion Carlton III this Court as
the said Thomas IIar, deceased Ii - ordered 'ha'
as,as claims against the SAID estate d" eAhiei, me
III 0: he Of This Court and iha, this order
r 10. esh, weeks or more OF tn newspapers pup
IA and thar be posted The front door Of IN. uonr
m. county on several ConH days; and the said Com
who Constitute the distributes !"
Thomas lia dec and the Court doth ur,her order iha
al Care, Carlton, aim,nstra aioreeaih do render an
80. =. ii, ADMINISTRATION the Of the said Tho
r Ice d. before The Commissioner which account! to
MI h epr; shewins The distributes aforesaid e sad Tom
,, IS Greeted and report Court with any matter
Leesd pertinent by himself or which may oe re-
~ b. any o: the parties be SO stated 4 copy-Iese:
b. E-cv-w RoDEhl roiLanp. -. VI =.
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EaOetSQ for Sale.
s. VIZ. sELRY & CO.,

{5;{A SITUATED on Portland Street, containing 9
44.4 ~ convenient Rooms. For particuats inquire at
No. ! Portland Street distf Feb ~
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Roger Williams Foundry and Machine
ShOnS at Auction

state of Rhode Island and Providence Piqntations
nj ID authority of the Supreme Court of said State in
A IL Chancery the undersigned Receivers of the pro-
AEperty and effects OF the Roger Williams Foundry and
M; chine Co, will sell the premises Public Auction
on TUESDAY, the sirteenh dag Of 4prik nept
All the right title and interest which Cornelius s. Tomp-
kins as Samuel Hunt, doing business the Roger Williams
Foundry and Machine Co., had the 2st OF September
last, in the above named property, consisting of
LIST. The MACHINE SHOP, building three stories high,
100 feet long, and built of stone, with slate roof and filled
with Machinery well arranged for turning out ali kinds of
work usually done in a machine shop.
I'd. The FOUNDRY, building 100 feet by 20, built of
brlck and slated with cranes TASKS chs patterns and other
apparatus required in the foundry business.
Sd. The CAR HOUSE, wooden building 100 feet long
Also, Brick Counting House, Warehouse Barn, Sheds
&C. together with all the apputenances thereto belonging.
The property with full schedules may be examined any
tme and terms of sale any other information concerning
the same, may be had by applying to
J. J. STIMSON,
RUFUS WATERMAN,
Receivers ofRoger Williams Foundry and Machine Co.
Providence, March 4, 1850. MGdts
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Messengers Notice.

UorceStcr, SIS. March 5, 1850.
ii ON HENRY CHAPLIN, Commissioner of Iasol enc,
IL for the Couny of Worcester, has this day issued
Warrant against TIE Estate OF WILLARD Il. RICHARDS.
Of Worcester in said County paper ainrr and partner
the late firm of Panc Richards an insolycn dcbor and
the payment ~ any debts and the delivery of amy property
belonging TO said insoen debtor him for his use, and
the ansier ofany property by him forbidden by law
The rst meeting o the creditors said insolvon debtor
will he held at Count oI Insolvency the Office Of said
Conns oncr, in Worceser in said County, on hotweny.
eigh hdy ot Mafch inst at ten o'cl ck in Il forenoon
prove their dots AMI consD assignee assgnees OF his
Estate. ING J. DAY, ID. S., Messenger
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Teneusemfs to Rent.

So ND two large HOUSES, together with some of
f ~ the most desirable and pleasantly situated HOUSE
S LOTS in the city, for sale exchange for other pro-
perty. Terms moderate and easy. Inquire of
Feb 26. dw2mis o. f. THOMPSON, 176 Main-st.
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Hnusa Lois, Eouaas, &c.

A-4 BEAUTIFUL LOTS, containing nearly acre
f.S ID each, delightfully."- situated on Fairmoun" half
sA mile north of the Court House. unequaled for beau
y of location and aspect for those who prefer to live little
out and own large lot for very moderate cost
Finely situated LOTS Harvard Street, the elevated
land directly of the Central Church. the desirable
lots remaining IN the market.
Very desirable Lots the Brewery Estate the West
en Railroad Depot, and in other parts of the city
Also several Dwelling Houses in different parts of the
city Good Gardening land by the and other Real
properv, for sale the accommodating terms, by
Feb l9. eodsf ID. S. MESSENGER.
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Pocket Book Found,
Valnabla Propertv for Sale

II KNOWN as the BREWERY ESTATE, stuat-
fSETf II on Grafton Street, within few rods of the
IapsnI Western Railroad Depot, making it very desr-
0' able location for large manufacturing establish
ment. There seven Dwelling Houses, containing thr
Tencment and about of vacant Land bounded
side by the Canal and M-pond and three sides
by Streets The houses rent for enough pay interest
and the price asked for the Estate and in part OF
the city the prospective rise of property greater than here
owing to the contemplated Depot arrangements close by
large portion Of the purchase may remain mortgage and
opportunity FOR investment speculation is offered
which will rarely again For further information, ap
ply to ID. S. MESSENGER.
Feb 10. dwslm
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Messengers Notice.

Worcester, March s. tS50<
LION. HENRY CHAPLIN, Commissioner of lnsol1cfcy
Tor the County of Worcester, has this day issued
Warrant agans the Estate oi JOSEPH RAYMOND, OF
Sterling, III said County, trader and chase manufacturer,
an nsovcnt debto and The payment ofany debts, the
delivery ofany property belonging said insovcnt deb,or
TO nm OF Tor his use, and the transfer of any property b!
him forbidden by law.
Tho first meeting of the creditors of said nsOgent debtor
will he held at CUuIt ui Insolvency the office of said
Commissioner, in Worcester, in said County, the nine
een day nt March current, o'cck in the ioenoo
for tho proof OF debts and choose an asst asignecs
0t his Estate. [h6l j. DAY, d S, Messenger.
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WANTED.
MAN to work in a Sash and Blind shop. Inquire of the
n subscriber s. b. CORBIN.
Worcester, CTatnick Vilage,) March 6. diff
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WE W. COsRE Y:R2D.

TIIHE subscribers have opened Yard on PLYMOUTH
L STREET. for the sale of AQUIDNICK Coal, mined in
Portsmouth, r. L. wholesale and retail, which they will
furnish of the best quality dry and in good orde and the
following prices at retail
Mine broken Egg Nut sizes, Delivered per ton, $3.50
Chestnut size, do. do $50.
Yard broken, extra per ton so.
This hdrd Red Ash Coal and for house furnaces CYL
nder &C. is warranted to give good satisfaction
They also have for sale some superior No White Ash
PENN COAL, which will be sold at lowest rates.
Orders left the Office, No. 222 MAIN STREET over
c. Foster & Co.'s Store, or E. ID. WETHERBEEs DRuG
STORE, Of Green and Temple Streets will with
prompt attention. RICE & BARBOUR.
Feb %. wits distf
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w. @. REMna. Artist.

rect where ne would he happy his friends sup
iY them with LANDSCAPES.
Mr. B. has altte time tn he could devote Instruction
Landscape Painting. Those who desirous acquir-
his bold style of Paintings have the opportuny
Nov "a dwti