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CITY OF WASHINGTON.


QtMr w. JAsss, No. Harrison street. Cncinnsu oho
general travelling the western States assisted "
J.. r. 5ArH, II. DxET JASON TATLoK, W. hAAsrASs, w
RAasAT Dr. JosaUA WADs~osrH, ALEI H. LAWS ana n n
GEAvxs.
0yhn M, LEWIS OF Montgomery, AAo-lA !" our gen.
for The States and Tennessee
aS~ Receipts from either Of above will be good
nyMr, C. JAMES, No. loa South Tenm sueo r.oe
pha general travelling agent assisted by mesa' We ~
WELD JsHs CoLLIEs, JAhEs DHKHIRa, kiRK WELLHsros
T. A. Evans Joss JupKIHs LOCKE Jos Button, 1kokss
r Button, and TsosAs ID. NICE.
Mr r. d. Johnson, OF Galveston Is authorized 10 procure
subscribers, Nc, for The Union In Texas.
M " D. PALMER, American Newspaper Agent Is the only
agent this paper cities OF Boston, New York
and Phadepha and duly advertisements
required by His receipt. will be
regarded payments Congress
York. Tribune building Philadelphia, northwest
Third h Chestnut
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THE UNION.
this moment in Georgia and mississippi True patriots

this moment in Georgia and Mississippi True patriots
may and do hold their general political sentiments Ia sub.
lection TO a great issue involved in measure deemed
essential to the preservation OF the Union. As in time OF
war; when the country is in danger, they do not with
hold their services because they may think the could
or ought have been avoided they first attack and epel
the common enemy. and then consider how they can
place al the helm of State The political doctrines the best
calculated 10 advance the national prosperity and repair
the ravages OF And hence see, at the very
moment when partisan leaders preaching paryism,
that the wing national party is taking especial to or
ganze lis forces and bring forward It's candidate in other
days II is a wing that Mr. Fillmore is nominated 1t
is as whg that Mr. Webster is taken up by many of the
people OF New England II is wing that General Scott
has been already nominated by the Pennsylvania State
convention.
How vain and preposterous, therefore, IS the preen-
sion thai the democratic party be united in days
OF old its leading doctrines, or that measure in har.
mony with all its past action be for its dmin-
ished influence in the future direction OF the republic
Such suggestion an assault upon the memory of the
great statesmen heretofore trusted and honored by this
party and is mockery OF those tests OF party esPons
blty which acknowledged in every portion of our
country.
1t would be strange if the wing partywhich in lsas,
according TO the language of Mr. Webster. was free
soil party and might have elected Mr. Van Buren, without
any violation OF principe-shoud now claim the pres-
dency because the dangers brought the country BY its
organization and policy have been avered by the demo-
cratic parysrange, indeed, that the South, particu
lary, should be expected to disown its democracy, and
to sanction expectations which not only to dsorgan
ize it, but are to make il the instrument OF honor TO the
men who have opposed i, in all time past.
No, this can never be. Let democrats differ they
may as to their estimate of what this or that section
gained by the Compromise whether individuals of their
party may temporarily rise fall by that measure-ac-
quescence in it as the duty OF patriotism will be their
MOTTO and they will rally again, as in the days OF Jee-
son and Jackson in the defence Of the constitution and
the Union and refuse their confidence those who,
as the agents OF sectional interest, and the advocates Of
unlimited power the hands of the general government
have shown that they not safe guardians of the prn
cpes on which depend the peace prosperity and dura
biy of our republican institutions.
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NEW GOODs-Ths subscribers beg leave us:
ing articles 10 which they attention, namely:
Black chally, mourning dresses
Do Gfenadine
DO Pouitde Sole, Gro de Rhine, and India silks
Do bombasins and silk warp alpacas very light
Do and fancy bereges and de LANES
Fancy French ogandie md
Plain and figured aconets, for dresses
Do Swiss and polka muslins
Black and fancy foulard silks
French embroidered ehemiset cuffs and collars OF every val
rey and price
Very handsome lace and embroidered under-sleeve.
Ladies' gauze menno and silk
Richardson and Gay's undressed Irish linens
English and American bleached long cloths
Ladies and genuemen's kid silk, and Isle thread gloves
Also every description Of gentemen and youths
great variety Of other goods all which will be disposed
The most accommodating terms.
supply Of
Linen and cotton sheetngs damask table-e cloths
owelngt white colored
quilts
Table and piano covers embroidered and lace
White and bun linen, for window blinds
English and French curtsin chintzcs
-, 81, and ga white mstings
-, 81 and Ga fancy colored mattings style
-, 81 and 90 plain and coored
Very superior English and American olclohs
and very handsome
And large stock OF French English
Brussels, apy, and ingram carpets, reduced prices
. - HooE, BROTHER CO.
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Naval The United States surveying brig Washing.
tom Commander Swatwou sailed from New York on
Sunday for Nantucket, where she will probably be EN-
poyed for some time in the survey Of that dangerous
part of our coast
United States sloop- John Adams after rough
passage of hry-ope days from Norfolk, arrived at Ma
dera May a. and would sail in ten day. for Por, Praya
to take in stores, and then join the African squadron All
well
letter from Montevideo, April %, says The Amer.
lean squadron is here consisting OF the fugaie Con-
gress the flag ship the sloopowar St Louis, and the
brig cambridge The Congress has Just returned from
cruise off the coast"
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The Unitsd States Postal ouid. and oHsei.I Advsr-

We have received No. ~ of this monthly, and can
safely commend it TO the public for the OF its
ecu,lon and the industry and ability displayed in ts
columns. II is edited by Peter @. Washington. whose
experience officer OF one OF the departments pecu
liarly qualities him for work whose object il is to fur
nish record Of the most important official proceedings Of
the bureaus of The government We wish the editor and
proprietor all the success which can make their work
useful and profitable
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Hon. David T Disney, the very eloquent and disin-
is we observe one of the guests at Aliens United
States Hotel in this city Mr. Disney is OF the most
effective advocates OF democratic national principles in
the whole Union. Pennsylvania
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May 2l-idtf

REDUCTION In prices reduce .took.-we respectfully
announce 10 friends and public general although
the that
greatly reduced prices, order spring
summer supplies Great bargains
really ofe ed. We name the following goods viz
Rich fancy dress silks In srsa checks, striped panI
Cheue and fouards
Real India silks In plaids, SC.
An extensive assortment OF bereges In plain modes
Highcolored, plain, and rchhgucd mousene dc LANES
shaiies, berege de LANES, tissues, sc.
French, English and American prints
Chintzes, Ringhams, lawns, muslns
Jsconets, &c. in all grades and prices
Plain, white, and embroidered Swiss musins
large in coiorcd Swiss
below any price heretofore named
White oambric, musin jaconet oambcs Nsnsook
musIna
Full assortment plaid musins, including all grades
in Mack goods have
Pine black slpacaf, bombasn LANES beeges
grenadines &C
With fun assortment silks embracing all the width,
and qualities
Lodiey linen kandtcrchieff.
We have the following price, ever
fered- " ~ WV ~
~ dor linen eambne h.ndtscbisfs, 81 per dozen
30 do do do $50 do
20 % @ DO 400 DO
Also great many broken price named
With abeauifu assortment Of ladies' pocket in
all medium and fine grades
We invite the attention OF buyers generally TO the
rated stock only variety all Of which
now anxious TO reduce, and win sell cheap 10 do
CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY, co.
June s-3taw3w
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ND'-Ihe subscribers respectfully notify
tbct unn with them that according the usual
the ''"' ''' y" a'' N''' W
o,an ~ hope that all win prepared early
1870 h -. a. pensabiy every
h - p maturity, in order the
49, ~ - business successfully and n possible,
aVsnesoay 20 mos q our who have literally patron
Neo "' ho"' s'hoD wy gsnizaion Of present Arm.
June ip-dmn '1"'o wa, " w.
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hereby given that nr~ourtS
~ unseed upon books the Arm of p m HOOP ~
together with M ~ m raj, ~
slant and handed in for eemen either by Otherwise Tn.
change business which effect
last renders essentially that NIL should
closed nj The expiration OF the present hall year.
June 2f-9wif HOOE, BROTHER, co
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Canton Mattings Floor Oiicloths, Csrpeting, &c
THE subscribers receiving per schooner
from New York
so pieces A. heavy white Canton mattngs
do
20 do "a do do do
20 do A. do red checked do do
5A&6sdo do
4
do super English olcloh, Is wide
do American ocoth, twelve eighteen
25 do ow-pneed American oicoth, from foe,
10 do Cocoa mauings for basement, &c
Also constantly every variety i'm
ported and American carpetng,
Tapestry velvet tapestry Brussels English and American Brussels,
imperial, and W
priced hemp and both and plaid together
with other article furnishing
prepared upon any
dealers tins country.
AplS-n p. II. HOOE co.
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Death OF Gen. buckle.

We learn, by tclegraphic despatch from New Or.
leans, that General Arbuckle died at Fort Smith the
18th inst
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BONDS OF the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Company.
NoI'th hereby that the
the Chesapeake and Ohio Company issued for
penon o the canal to Cumberland,
company issued Tor repairs and guaranteed Virginia
dua ana psyabe on me FIRST Of July viii be preena
delivery proper coupons our antin house in the
city OF Washington IN such may DESIRE or In
checks Baltimore New York. Boston, for
ercbsnee sfLDEN, WTTHERs, h co.
June 2I-dlw
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United states Hotel at philadelphia.

TUE subscriber respectfully his
cling community that he has assumed the popietobp OF the
United States Hotel. Long known
der the late proprietor he feels perfectly safe In promising its old
patrons That nothing shall be confirm
uon bestkept
spared In completely establishment
ucuary invites attention
enoe and comfort Of ladies' Firmly determined ssfac
ne soes continuance Of that patronage always 80 freely
bestowed on the old United States
May 29-lmif A. @. ALLEN
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Wy A. GREEN, Auctionesr.

"yA. GREEN, Apouoneer,
Tnos.LEh snLh OF REAL EsTATE-On Friday, the 27h
inssn sN sen on the premises al o'clock ~ m being
duly authorized deed o recorded Ia Liner W r. No ma
oos u.s. 9o anu Lo on me land Washington county
wostory frame nous. ana o situated square 36 Io No a
(subdivided,) ph street
s6 feet inches running back Ia 49,, 80 =, 40 w
be made good Reton.ima y, ~ ,, ~
Sarah Brown, deceased. e"F " ''' 'S'a'' "
Terms cash.
BY order OF the trustee
rprpN
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A Treatise Mtich-covs, whereby the and
II quantity Of milk which viii give may accurately
termued by observing Indications alone
The length Of nne she will MIX &C. by
skinner. Price 81
The Complete Farer and Horse Doctor containing habits
ssesj aud management Of the
'os'' win advice to purchasersi price IS cents.
,.o, TAYLOR NAURY,
So"' Booksellers, 9Th street
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ALBION X. PARRIs will attend 10 ..y bns,,... A.,
n Supreme Court of the United may he ntusted ~
his
win attend TO business before Congress, e orecutiye
departments. New % dkcpu
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pPoposALs will be received Survey Once Wash
ngon or an iron beacon and bell aud
ION day % July to be aevered Hateras inlet
Is. Gay o oooe ea = the officer charged win placing
Tn. belbeacon
The buoy be IS feet inches long and iee inches largest
diameter, and be built In
CATIONS 10 De seen AZ Ss once. SAMUEL HEM,
General Disbufsing Agent y. 4. Coast survey
June 25-eodtJulyl5 'N''
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Convened for The triad Of Brsvet Brtsadier General
1alcou, Colonel and Chief of The Bureau Of Ord
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-07-28
DON'T RE DECEIVED.

TIVE genuine Bay State stove is decidedly the BEST
sToyE in the market for either wood or coal beware
of limitations pretended improvements or 'ne DAh
STATE stands unriudied
7 l have the Air Tight Parlor, the most perfect
stove of the kind, and in beauty unsurpassed
coal STOVES, Nth Ouens, and Cast Iron WOOD
STOVES with rstrate ovens, and convenient for doing
small amount of cooking and witha suited to any room
COAL STOVES, new patterns; COAL CRATES, Coal
Burners Taors Stoves, Office Stoves, &c &C., for sale
heap by :: =. LOhiNS
Worcester. Oct "a eodGwisu 70 MAIN ST
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-07-28
Front Straet Shore I.nts

FHE valuable lot of land the South side of Front st.
North OF the Salem Church. extending on Front
street about lao feet, and bounding East Tmbul St.
and Vest on Salem street, offered for sale in lots 10
suit purchasers. Its average depth 20 feet.
The lots will be sold such terms as to render them
profitable purchase either for those wishing to build stores
for their let.
mar25-dlf FRANCIS DEWEY 21s Main ST
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For Sale mr. Rent

New House on Pleasant street, near Col Abbott's con
"A venent for three families If applied for soon will be
sold, with bout 10000 feet of land Also the Cutting
House i'll New Worcester with about three acres of land
now occupied by Pulaski Bacon Also a small Farm OF
about 20 acres, with unfinished house upon it, about
mile west of said CUT ng estate, the Jones Farm
Terms very liberal p. c. BACON,
mar6-dtf No. Central Exchange.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-07-28
A Rare Chance.

EINOR Boot Maker TO Purchase a large House BAN
L. Worship and small dwelling house, situated in North
Oxford, the large cost E. Denny four thousand
dollars more, few years since There is and
thirty rods of land Many ornamental and other The
whole estate will be sold for $4,000 if applied for
Also, the desirable house lot in Worcester contain
ing about Is 600 feet of land known the Howe
uated South of William 7. Merri6elds dwelling house
iune4-dtf Enquire of ALBERT BROWN.
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To Whom it Nav Concern.

NETE, the subscribers ceerily recommend the Fire Ell
w gnes built by Mr. Benz Jo,lyn, of Worcester to tn
public machines superior any manufactured within
knowledge And to all who wish purchase a superior
Fire Engine, advise them first examine and try The
machines built by BENZ. JoslJn.
DAVIS & KILBURN,
II. d. CHASE,
JOHN r. WHIPPLE,
OTIS BROOKS
Orange Feb. 7th, 1651.-d&wtf
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Cottage for Sale.
For Sale or Exchange

IN Farm of 60 acres, with good buildings situated
iI within ten miles of this city, will be sold at bar
- gamer exchange for property in this city
The Farm is well divided into tiage, moving pasurage,
md woodland. Has an unfaing supply Of good water.
Inquire of e. E. ABBOTT
maTl2-dti 155 Pleasant ST
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LIGHTNING CONDUCTORS.

THE subscribers would give they pre-
paved aIlx Lightning Conductors TO buildings on
the ~ oyed plan Having had some IL years expe-
Renee The BUSINESS, they confident that jobs commit
ted to their Will be executed in the most satisfactory
OF tie Hany hundred buildings protected by their
Conductors Cne to their knowledge, has been dam
NJ shop at Merrifelds Building Worcester, Mass.
my6 dam THOMPSON SKINNER u co
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EUROPEAN AND NORTH AMERICAN
RATLWA

ETHE unders gned the three persons first named in the
L first section of an act passed by the Legislature of
Maine and approved the twentieth day of August last past
entitled SAN Act to incorporate the European and North
American Railway Company and being specially author
lied therefor in and by SAID act hereby give public notice
that for the purpose of receiving subscriptions the stock
of said Company established by the act aforesaid,
cordng the provisions thereof not exceeding forty thou
sand shares books of subscription will be opened under the
direction OF the undersigned according the regulations
prescribed, the time and places following, viz On
WEDNESDAY,, the twentieth day OF August next.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-07-28

TO Let
"a THE subscriber is erecting Buildings on Exchange
im and Union Streets for Machine shops and other me
- chancal purposes, part Of which will be ready fo
oCcupa by July lst and the remainder by October ls
shall have about 80 GOO feet of floor let, ground oo
for heavy machinery and in any Of the four storie
ftIed to suit occupants, if application is made
To let with the rooms, steady Power to any amount
vorabe place locate themselves, upon very reasonable
terms.
iel6 dw3m VIM. T. MERRIFIELD.
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EDWARDS & BANCROFT,

EDWARDS & BANCROFT,
No 10 Washington Square, Worcester,
RE constantly receiving large quantities of West lndi
N Goods and Groceries, from New York and Boston
which they will sell very cheap, for cash. As they ar
doing STRICTLY CASH BUSINESS, would call the atten
ton fall those who wish to pay cash for their goods
they confident that they can make 1t an object Tor suc
customers.
Worcester, Jan. l6, 1851. janl6-dwu
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AT Cdltls, MulL6, Will NOdN Soihlti, JT., LsV.
Eastport, do Col. Bion Bradbury.
Machias, do Walker & O'Brien.
Ellsworth, do &C Seth Tisdale Esq
Odtown, do s" Geo P. Sewall, Esq
Bangor, do : George w. Pickering, Esq.
Orono, do " Hon. Israel Washburn, r.
Waerville, do /" Hon. Timothy Boutelle.
Brunswick, do 4" Prof William Smyth.
Augusta do B. A. G. Fuller, Esq.
Belfast, do +" John Y.McCntock Esq
Portland, do John b. Brown, Esq.
Portsmouth, MIS- Hon l. Goodwin.
Salem, Mass Stephen A. Chase, Esq
Boston, do " Francis Skinner & Co.
Lowell, do John Wright, Esq.
Worcester, do Charles Washburn, Esq.
Providence, II. L." Billings Br istow, Esq.
Hartford, q mr., Hon G. +. Pond.
New Haven,do Allen Prescott, Esq.
New York,N.Y.," r. q G. L. Schuyler, No. Han.
street.
Albany, do " John v. l.. Pruyn, Esq.
Troy, do 6 Hon. John ID. Willard.
Philadelphia Pa g Hon. illiam C. Patterson.
Montreal, Canada" Hon. John Young.
Quebec, do " b. Forsyth Esq.
Said books will remain open for ten successive days az
the places and with the persons aforesaid.
Dated at Portland this sixt. enth day of June u 1871
ELIJAH l.. HAMLIN,
Eli. ANSON G. CHANDLER,
jyIl-dlaw&w JOHN A. POOR.
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Best Family Flour.

Best Family Flour.
1--WE subscribers their old stand, SO Front street,
i where they would be pleased supply merchants,
traders &c, with Flour in any quantities, the lowest
market prices and of the best qualities We receiving
from the manufacturers and have hand and sale,
from to 5000 bbls. fresh ground
Genesee Extra Ontario Co. Mills, premium Flour,
do do Chapinsviile
do do Paddock d Munson,
do do Geneva Steam Mills,
and various other brands. Call and see us.
ALDRICH d CO., SO Front st Worcester
mYl5 diff
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Best Coach and Furniture Varnish.

THE subscribers are Agents fer of the best Varnsh
Manufacturers in Newark, N, j., and are ready to sup
ry all in want OF an article that will give satisfaction Per-
taking gallons lime can have il made to orier
thereby securing article that will suit.
All Varnsh warran ed and money refunded or exchanged
if not satisfactory.
sAML. G. WHITE & CO. Harrington Corner
mar4dwGm Opposite the City Hall.
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j
~ CONSISTING of u good EzI I'M =
Zt-res HORSES and all the Carria- C5asss%4N9 ~
N ges, Harnesses, sleghs Robes, fT5fE~f833
1=lZ-4- Tools, etc, necessary for doing AZ--AZ--
a first Livery business.
The Stock is in good der, will be sold at bargain and
favorable TERMS and the purchaser lease for
term of years. of ofthe best Stables in this city Fer
particulars inquire of e. EATON his Horse and Car.
riage Mart, on Foster st. je24 DIFF
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ROOMS TOTET


T N the New Building Excha &c street, Main st.
suitable for a Grocery Provision Store. Also rooms
that well lighted and calculated for almost any kind
mechanical business. Inquire of
HATCH & TOWNSEND,
je24-dtf On.the premises.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-07-28
WORCESTER DYE HOUSE.

VI ]
TENHE business of Dyeng and Finishing Cotton Linen.
Silk, and Wooden goods still continues be carried on
at the well known establishment Of HENRY b. ADAMS, on
Central, few doors from Main street. Particular
ton given to Cleansing nice Shawls, Cloaks gar
ments in general Citizens of Worcester have occasion
to send their goods to Boston, for thirty years experience
the business enables the adve ser satisfaction
aud execute all orders with prompt ude.
je2l-d3m H. b. ADAMS
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For Sale mr. Rent

Fer Sale or Rent
20 HOUSE containing Is rooms, suitable for a
ia Boarding House, or is finished in two teaements
situated on Sudbury Street. and will be sold low, or
rented for term OF years. Enquire of
CAREY IL FIELD,
jy22-deop2m Central Exchange
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-07-28
LIVERY Stable Stock Tor 81

Orange, Feb. 7th, ls51.-d&wtf
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Land for Sale on Pleasant street
IE subscriber will sell 10 or II a price which
will be N object to the purchaser if applied for
Terms of payment easy
my29-du VIM. DICKINSON.
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WORCESTER, MONDAY. JUN
REAL ESTATE

For Sale
&EA I neat and convenient COTTAGE, delightfully."-
ha located, ami within five minutes walk OF the Posi-
Office Further information be had No Z Iar
ward Street. jyl6-d2w .
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WORCESTER DAILY SPY:

e12 Main Street, (Butnan Row.
JOHN MILTON EARLE g. THOMAS DREW
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Starch,
TN barrels and boxes quality for sale cheap, at Ha
1 rington Corner, opposite the City Hall.
mar7-6m SAMUEL G. WHITE & CO.