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MrssrssIpPr UNrTED STATEs sESAroR-The election OF
United States senator TO gil the vacancy occasoned by
the expiration Of Colonel Jefferson Davss term, came
of on last Tuesday. From a elegraphic despatch we
learn thai Colonel Davis was elected the second
ballot BY the following vote: DAVIS, ~; Barton 81
SCATTERING TO- Columbus (1fiS.) Wig, FEB. IA. Z
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CoLLrcrros or THr REvEsuE.--Tbe Secretary Of the
Treasury has directed the collectors 10 suspend the Qpe
ration oil his curtalng circular OF previous date The
revenue cutters to be continued IN active service az
heretofore The expenses attending the appaisement OF
merchandise no longer to be charged 70 importers,
ana he expenses for weighing, gaugng, and measuring
goods are only 70 be charged 10 the owners OF such
goods ~ caees where Il W. required that such charge
snail pc made ~ Mr. Walkers tariff law Of is46. The
compensation OF officers Of the Il IA be no longer
withheld. - Baltimore Sun.
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WASHINGTON AssEMRLrEs.-The fourth Assembly win
take place Jackson Hail. Thursday evening, 28t
subcnbers the Assemblies and who the written
authority of
OF admission win be placed Fsches
east Of Irving House, and stevenss fancy door west Of
Browns hotel.
Unds. rule established BY Inc Managers gentleman win
admitted without ticket ~ +.
Subscribers ds.ns invitations for can obtain them the
corner o and l4th streets. "a
An persons having against Inc Assemblies are 10
hem q Gsuers directed 10 the treasurer. s7 IA
Feb al--td 6f.I4 IEfs @.sf .ss.a e H
CNGRAvINos 81 the Capitol sunneer and others can
supplied with either the The Capitol bcaus
fuIy engraved by applying snuoners' Ham, adjoining
ing House, tN
fsbM WIN. vIsCHRR
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have on hand and for sale, small
i quantity Of Ellis's Compound Creosoe Tooth wash
This servceabie arrcstng and prevent
keeping the teeth and gums IN eear healthy
the BREATH removing tartar ana renewing PAIN
caused by carious teeth
nfFs sS rs Ss"e'e''' :" "' e''' WIN. FISCHER.
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instant Cornucopn Georgia, BY the Rev. CAHiL
r. BrsIs b. SPRINGS ESQ., York, South Carolina 70 Mis-
JULIA BLkNDNA daughter Judge En- H. BArrrs Of the for
place.
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1ne Dtcision agair.t Mr,. Gaint..

New ORLEANS, February 2i6 p m-Ihe Delta o. ,a
evening contains the decision in the great Gaines case
which Wa announced this morning. The court have de-
ded against Mrs Games on ne'dy every point
her hill The decision given by Judge Mcgaieb oil
he district court Judge Mckinley Withdrawing The cases
will probably be carried up to The Supreme OouH OF m'
United States, ,,-,.,.., i,
The Picaynne office has been established near me Old
stand The publication Of the paper was not SUSPENDED
single day, although the entire Office as desoyed oy ms
recP fire.
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T. Butler King resigned his seat in Congress- as mem.
her from Georgia. with view to being elected senator
from California He has been defeated in his aspirations
by the election of Dr. Gwin Ia democra) as senator,
and the vacancy in Georgia has been hed by demo.
crat-Mr. Jackson.
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DOCKS London--Idst No. lathe An Of Dress
u making by Mrs. Cory, 1912 -
Bell on sammerins and Other Impedmenr Of Speech vol,
ls4a
Heather on Mathematical Instruments, vol, 1919
Blacks Practical Treatise Brewing, vol, 1919 -.
Oscillation, Thompson, with Pract'cm inuuc-
tons, by Stewart, vol, Edinburgh, 1919. ~ ,,...
Manual Of the mercural and Anervd Barome'e = " "e
vile, Royal Observatory, Grecnwich leiss
The Engine by Templeton VOL xsa
Msnnder's Treasury OF Universal History, Ancient s' "'
1912. 80
WANDER. Treasury History vo' with 700 ensra
r.. q. Just impor'ed nom i''"''' FRANcK TAYLOR
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TAe maaopoll.s. Rsfu.lag .hslr own rhs.rl...

We copy the following significant paragraph from the
New Orleans Bulletin The editor Of that paper attend
ed the masquerade convention held at Newport, Rhode
Island last summer, by the manufacturers and has since
written some able but faacous articles in support OF his
favor,e theory, miscaed protection. By admitting such
paragraphs the following into his paper, he furnishes
his readers with the most irresistible proof that the
ufacture OF this country need protection not against the
competition but the frauds, OF the British manufacturers
Instead OF higher duties, they want laws which will for
felt the goods manufactured abroad and introduced into
this country in the name and under the stamp OF the
American manufacturer, who produces superior fabric
We will 60 for such law in favor OF protecting
the American manufacturer against fraud but would
do by pains and penalties, and not by taxing the peo-
pie for his benefit when he shows to the world that he
can make better and cheaper fabric than his British
competitor. But will no longer withhold from our
readers the article TO which we alude:
BRIrfsu VS.. AMERICAN MANuPAcTuREs.-T Lancaster
Mills in Massachusetts have acquired great reputation
manufacture of ginghams, particularly regards
excellence OF fabric aud color To do this the proprietor.
been great expense and Bosos paper mentions
mos, discredable attempt nsAanc imitation, as
follows:
We are surprised TO ginghams in market, sent out
rom England by the house Of IL s Henry IL Co., OF
and style of flash. But paipabe and unfair ima-
iion the label; preserving the same general appear
size color OF paper rnd ornaments, the word
manifest and intentional countertc there cannot be
doubt The goods will undoubtedly be sold for American
Lancaster gnghams TO which they are inferior in firm.
OF fabric and permanency OF color 10 the manifest
injury ofthe profits and reputation otthe American manu-.
LECTURERS
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yUANUED.A female servant plain cook 10 small family
w be well recommended slave WIN pe We'c'sa, nppy
Mrs. Fischer, q street, esst Of n street ~w"
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hooks. Books, hooks, nc Auction-I shall SELL
reserve Friday Saturday evenings February
and NJ Morrison
~ street. Pennsylvania avenue, very valuable collection o
John ~ Crampton
charge dacs Britain unsod books belonging
the Hon H. Legse former Attorney General Of
the United States.
Sale each evening o'clock Books ready
examination and catalogues for distribution on Tuesday morn
ing JOHN mcDENiIT,
feb lq-d,f AuctoDecr.
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Yesterday, being petition day in the House. was devoleo
to the reception OF petitions, resolutions, bills &C. ior Inc
introduction Of which the rules were suspended In inc
course OF the day. Mr. Glddings presented peluon io
the dissolution az the Union which the House refused to
receive, but eight members voting in favor OF It's recep
ton The pressure upon columns induces US 10 delay
the publication OF our report Of the days proceedings un'
tomorrow.
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TELEcRArnio REPORTS FOR THE UNION

Aripai Of The steamer at Boston
Rosros Feb 25--l2 m.-The steamer America arrived
here this morning III O'clock In about hlity-hve hous
from Halifax Her mails WILL therefore, not reach Wash
ington until "Wednesday morning.
Latest from Canada
ToRosTo &c. W. Feb 3d. 1850 --Parament hasbeea
prorou ued until the Sd Of April
The Hoton election is proceeding vigorously, but U re
The annexation fee ling is rather fat just now
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united Hotel having been thoroughly repaired and
furnished 4 now spcn for reception guests The situation
The house capacity recommend particularly the tny
public persons having business n the Capitol IL wi
very few steps railroad depot from w
Capitol The proprietor feels confident OF his ability 70 make NJ
quests them shall be
by himself those in his employ gain The
visitcrs. EDW. N. FULLbh, -
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nF,FTcIAL Congress Directory, new edition.-Ths day
III ssucd Man and Guide Books Of Washington City.
visiting cards. and card plates engraved and printed
For sale nj TAYLOR MAURY'S
Book and stationery store, near 9th street
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r ANDRETH's GARDEN sEEDs.-Just received ever
ransed esh growth OF 1919 Iandreths extra early peas as
~ onion se and ali kinds gadcn flower and bird seed
seed store agency for d. Lsndre OF Phadepn
In this District street. between Ninth and Tenth streets near
Patent Once req b-e"'"
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dffornsv AND Copnssaor at Law,
Indiana Avenue, opposite wing Of he City Hail.
wAsHtseros, ID. G.,
also attends 70 coles
conveynncns and the Of claims before o
gress and the various departments Of government
Feb l7--eod2ws
QOARDINGFamshed rooms, with or without board may m
u Mrs 2fh least side) third doof ~
= .sr.s. Feb 0-lw
DHTT.IP BARTON KEY will attend On any bus'n "a
may with before either Of the courts o. @
will of claims before wv
sress and me Depstments. once -.
! WAsnfEsTor, July 10, 1876. July H-"W"
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Cotton market 9uist-Dors aauiiy IN provisions. De
preston hs money markst-Opsning Of Pariia-
ment-Riotsin Paris--Grsscs bockadsd By The British
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session, a. there some business to be done which
would not take much time
Several SENATOR'S No, no.
Mi. YULEE Withdrew the motion. and
Mr.. BERRIEN moved an adjournment; which was
agreed To-
The Senate accordingly adjourned.
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SERIOUS DISTURBANCES IN Paris On and since Mon.
day. Paris has been In state OF siege in consequence Of
a series OF disturbances created by the mob OF Rue 1t.
Martin and ST Antoine The police authorities came to
cut down certain OF the trees OF liberty, planted during
the revolution. From facts which, BY the way, are
rather conflicting il would appear that when the order
for the destruction OF these last embems OF the liberty
around and decorated them with various symbols OF lib
ery and that the police acting under orders from the
Executive, proceeded 10 cut them down.
The police were resisted on Monday forenoon, and,
drawing back, dispersed by the people bsa strong
body OF military advancing al this moment the mob was
put 10 flight with the loss OF several wounded, while the
troops were hardly moested.
Gen Lamoricerre was hooted at in all directions by
the mob, but other offence was offered him. Since
then that part OF Paris has been in continual state OF
ferment, and no one knows what the next mail may
bring.
The Monitsr attributes the whole affair to the desire
OF the President OF the republic 10 concentrate the gov
eminent OF the country in his person in perpetuity
for every person him OF the desire TO re-
enact the part OF his uncle-he warrior statesman.
number o. riots took place on Monday and Tuesday
in consequence OF the arrest OF several persons mpca
ted in the affair of Rue St Martin Since then, however
the whole OF this section has been apparently qneted and
about 900 persons have been committed 70 jail Tor the part
they have taken in this affar
II is said BY several journals that this has been con-
cocted az cop fefaf on the people for some time past
On Monday 100000 were under arms IN Paris, but
without occasion.
Beyond Inc fact OF this riot. the French news Is not
generally Of much importance
Several steamers left Cevia Veccha TO bring back the
wholesale arrests are being made 10 the departments
without any cause being assigned TOT the course pursued
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U issued Maps and Guide Books Of washington City
Fasionab visiting cards. and card plates engraved and printed
Blue r s1os Or National Register T r, MAuRYs
Book and stationery store, near 9th street
FebA
Broushams Political Philosophy, . vols; -, ,,,.,,
The Ship Origin Progress together with the Naval or
Of ali Nations earliest the close Of is4s one qu'o
so Ie % Colonel hutchinson Dog Breaking vo ls
ssaS. Anf Masnoas applied geography Astronomy
D,ss s.s 6 s &
Just imported from London BY :, r, r,v,ov
Aw SoTIcErhe apponmen, Of Mr. Mcclure President
business W" DO attended to BY
Wan. D. MCCLURE
WILSON McCANDLEss,
once Fourth street, Pituburg.
CAMPBELLs Lives Of the Chief Justices OF England.
u London edition 2 volumes
:. Isssr, or be Threads Of Life. For .ale ,vs
Dee ~ bookstore, near 9th d.
WArTED, sitr.tion Teacher, by graduate s Of
satisfactory references for ability TO prepare students or
suncon given Latin Greek, and English languages q.
Mathematics and English branches OF the advertiser would ahsna
daily residences Of private families o. at any o. @
schools Washington CITY, Address A. NJ, ut washington,
| Feb 13--eo3t-
no LOvESs Of Good Fruit and Admirers Of Fine
Flowcrs have received from Paris, and VIII sen NY
place. Flora % 18th street, corner Of M, very nge cohee
c pss trees 'as me sss snd q
Ss sus. ssS. ss p s ps se wn
and best collection Of roses ever offered od
the United States comprising over Wv o
choice kinda The most part entirely this country
300 Chinese Tree Peoncy, the largest flower known -.
cmhas plants and many other kinds 70 mention
They win be sold reasonable price for cash by quanunes SUI
/ purchasers. rApoYN
4 r.h oo-eoav Florist aud NurseUman
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PROFESSOR BARRY'S
Tricopherous or Medicated COMPOUND.

ENDORSED by the first Professional talent in The United
~ Satests efficacy attested by thousands of
czens-sod at price which places il within the reach of
every tamlyand recommended by journals the best
standing in the country for specific and widely different
poses and everywhere in demand. BARRY'S TRICO-
PHEROUS may be feaessly pronounced, the most inl
contestble evidence the BEST the cheapest the popu-
lar preparation for restoring and identifying the hair erad
eating scurf and dandu and curing all diseases the skin
the muscles and glands which has been the
public either in the old world 1t stands alone il
has no brother and is like brother" volume of anthem
NC and analytical proof OF its value accompanies
e 10 gainsay the record impossible for
er adds one more to the legion of witnesses array in
behalf.
The philosophy ofs operation simple Its first action
is upon the skin. gently stimulates every torpid vessel
and enables nature, by vigorous heahiu effort to thrc
OIL any Inflammation eruption exfOiaon of the eXte M
membranes. 1.-THE Inflammation he caused by cut, raln
brse, the effect is the The absobents gora
ed the extrayasted blood is taken up, and a. P ao
dscoleration is removed. In Rheumatism swing q ne
glands and all affections of the inegumens acas
eally through the pores and absorbents uH % % VI 'he
disease. Its wonderful effect in renero,ob IL anu
beautifyng the hair, all produced ~
influence upon the skin of the hea6cons r.
enables the scalp to perform itsh Circulation has aiG
~ anu uaoIul wnlcn siPhe yegetatve principle finds
TO accumulate, are thrown OH the hair Is ron,ad S
its way to the vescles in an eI;r;r ;t ,ney
are suppned, as IL WereI beauties every fibre mill %
ems ihosens, giosseses healthy and elastic
Ricuar man, egrmcple which causes existing hair N
same ieL 'ihe latent roots, and thus the fbres which
grow, stlmnlaife soon replaced by new ones y I
nave lalen elat this double antidotebis s,,a.;e.
heeDsAi and lnatcess beautifer of the hair Ii snJ
eases otAo one hundred per cent cheone, thar - sou
from don for the hair out Pe' man any other
prf'sol IN large bottles price Ok cor,s =. 49, II
SpIi mi Pc aaIWay New York. For sale in Wnroesrer
~ ohh 90 SIBlEY IA Main Street md ~, ~ .
20 IN other places throughou the IIni, pm
u ""u tFr#f July 90.
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BUS rs
SMILAX OR SPANISH
SAgSAPAEsTLLA!

THIS preparation of Sarsaparilla hnmbng no secret
compound. 1t is PURE and UNCOMBINED article
of great strength and unprecedented efficacy in the CURE
OF DISEASE. The recent discovery Of the true Smax
sarsapaa the South has put the Propretors in nos
session of the root in fresh sate and by new
method of preparation discovered by themselves calculated
to and concentrate all the virtues of plant thew
are enabled to offer purchasers article infinitely SUPE
RlOR to any thing of the kind Bo1o in use. 1t is well
known that Sarsaparlla by drying loses great of its
medicinal virtues But in this article those properties are
all preserved and placed permanent FORM not liable to
injury by age
The attention of Dispensers Druggists Physicians and
especially unfortunate vaiids suffering SICK particu
larry invited to the trial of article which
genuine and superior TO any other preparation of the kind
now offered to the public.
Prepared and sold by BUSH d CO., No 2 PARK STREET.
WORCESTER Mass. And for sale in Worcester by Lewis
T. Lazell, A. Clarke d. Scott, Jr & Co., G. A. & E. Har
rington and Spur Sibley, Druggists and by l. M Com
ings, NJ. d., and Calvin Newton, NJ d. ADril .
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FOR THE AFFLICTED.
Banning's Patent BODY Brace,

| THIS celebrated PATENT LACE. or BODY BRACE i,
an efficient relief to persons laboring under the follow
ing and other analogous maades and Wis Asthma
Consumption and other diseases of the
and other affections of Throa-Loss
OF Noice-Ip Diseases, Scrofnous Swemgs Distortions
Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Headache Want OF Sleep Palpa-
ton Of the Heart Dsordered Circulation of the Blood Kid
ney Affections numbness and GOODNESS the Exremes-
PAINFUL difficult, or suspended Observation-Disclosures Cont
Failing of the Womb, Leuchohoe Whites Dropsy Piles
Constipation, Wthered and Decayed Limbs Weakness Of
in the Back, &c. &c.
The following certificates will show what is thought of
DR.. Banning's Patent Lace, &c. viz:
From Prof Mott, and other Physicians of Ne,c York.
The undersigned have examined Dr. Bannings novel views
on the mechcal pathology OF many affections of the vice.
and believe them highly interesting and worthy the ser
Gus attention of the medical profession.
Yatentine Mott MD. J. Kearney Rodgers MD
Stephen 7. Kirby, NJ D. Stephen Broum, NJ. d.
"A, a1eT; b. B. g ga,th ND u Mclean, MD.
mery of Wehersfeld, Conn.
Thirteen years ago sustained loss of voice. which, for
three years was almost total Subsequently my voice
continued weak and ndistnct One year ago commenced
the of DR. Bannngs Brace have found very marked
and decided advantage from it, increasing speak
ing and the strength OF my voice. Now, although preach
twice. almost every Sabbath should scarcely at
tempt the service at ALL if had not in constant application
the principles of Dr. Bannings Brace which from my own
knowledge of its certain utility in my case cheeruly re
Aug. 5, 1876. CALEB j. TENNEY.
chased the right of this faramed Patent Lace or Body
Brace for the County of Worcester and are ready to
SELL and apply the instrument to patients either at their
own residences, their said Office 245 uP sTAIRs)
MAIN STREET. They will sell the right make vend and
use the said Lace in few and few only of the
this County, onterms very advantageous the purchasers
All the above mentioned Diseases and many more of
similar nature, the undersigned have with their MAGNET
IL, or ELECTROPATHlC REMEDIES, treated very sue
cessuy, and will continue do so, either with or without
the application and expense of the said or Brace as
patients may prefer. The Instrument is light neat and
easily adjusted, and can be by gentleman, lady
without the least pain inconvenience The public is in
ved to call and examine the article their said Office
where all favors in their line will be thankfully received and
all explanations to the said Laces and the Magnetic
remedies, gratutously given. References many cases
cured, and others under their treatment this region
given to any application. J. c. KNAPP
Worcester Feb g. 1850. DIFF
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ElghF1

ne handsonesl cheapest and best article for LIGHT, :,
aae woliu ~ MAksH,S PATENT OIL This ~ In III
used by the pgSGt is perfectly safe and ee extensively *
whel dome for the p the alteration Of Ga tub ,a
composed entirely of vegetable and cents This Oil
loTns BODY ye 81 winch are Essential OTIS the So or
an and oa1res IN appearance gives ~noe
wch thew cn furnishing the public With an s, smell or
time clean V ana he almost any a Of h an s50 =,
and WMnWToNS Foster STREET r. Tor sale at
NJ b. NJ ana Norwich Rail Road Depots inc Boston
jan :. mr. ~ is the only Agent for Worce o's
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: ~, !. WATERS HAIR DYE.

-r nm, rr.,, WATERS HAIR DYE. TT7 Z 2
ne great and increasing demand for fiai ~, III, - Z
sbscrbera o. procuring GOOD ARTICLE has induced be
manufacturieo eenment until they have succeeded IN
" Possesses over other kinds are thar the
yos perfectly simple as the Hair requires no pre-
II H. una GOES not fade, crock or wash out
and nsps axe ordinary Hair Dye leave an unpleasant
its color is changed II e,an a put at the same time that
To msead o. nrng The hair tends in areat deSre
temen ho hn .s srswth and prevent It's falling out Gem
Ind II v aye mar and wskers of lighter color win
very easy g match and those whose hair %
~ snd grey, restore il 10 is ORIGINAL hea '
use. w 'touoie, than with any Dye in
Toa sale es by NJ D. GREEN and LEWIS T. EAzEi
y F.lTe eodtf
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House Lois, Houses, sc.

IA BEAUTIFUL LOTS, containing nearly an acre
fsRAA ID each, delightfully."- situated on Paramount" hal
A mile north of the Court House, unequaled for beau
~ oflocaon and aspect for those who prefer live little
out and large lot for very moderate cost.
Finely situated LOTS Harvard Street. on the elevated
land directly west of the Central Church. the desirable
lots remaining in the market
Very desirable Lots the Brewery Estate the West
em Railroad Depot and in other parts Of the city.
Also several Dwelling Houses in different parts of the
city. Good Gardening land by the acre, and other Real
property, for sale the most accommodating terms
Feb l9. eodistf ID. S. MESSENGER.
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MUSICAL NOTICE

n ~ subscriber wishes to call the at,sn,,. III
he has just com n tedHENE VALVE BUGlE as
tanning all the good qualities ~ ana improved principle con-
perfect sqG none Of te ,os s volume
with ease hro Mc q, the Bgge subject it can be- pan
Ts and produces the same quav Of ~ o Two and hall
manufactured snd TRuMPEis Fiat BuGhGss %
@snaed All kinds SGTs as good as
'eleced and furnished to order used In Brass Binds
oot ~ Please caII nj Instruments for sale chem
Worcester, Aug 6, 1850. ''"'an' SI' ISAAC FIsKE
.li.t f... dtf
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SPRING POND ICE.

HOSE wishing be furnished with Ice from pure spring
water will be served short notice by leaving their
orders at the following places
Henry Prentiss Provision Store, Washington So;
J. ii. BaIton's Park Street;
Otis Bramans Southbrdge Street;
NJ b. Green's Drug Store Main Street;
Swan & Commits, AZ Main Street.
And at the OFFICE, l47 MAIN STREET
" Those wishing TO purchase REFRlGERATORS can
he accommodated with any desired pattern, by calling at
the office above b. L. HAYWOOD.
June diff