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(,ARPETINGs, Floor O.l-Cleths. Curtain Materials.
friends and cs: e Wash
shd vn that thsy per New YORK and Boston
Of d goods. q eyey
ing articles Of which they beg eHumsrats via Aa
IS pieces tapestry sslvet carpeting now designs a
50 do tapestry Brussels do very nch
rs extra heavy Eustah Brussels do
I5 do f31sk do ~, do aaS small
S bales patent English prusseis, iosw-priced
5000 yards super ree ply carpetng, Lowell manufacture
7sSS @ d DO insr.in s',rsnns second 90 quality do
sccts very beautiful OH CLOTH which will be cut any
shape for halls passages
rieecs Venetian, for passages and
50 dozen brrss ztAir-reds oil Sizes and cheap
ab drugxet rlunse clothe, from 1914 to 1914
10 pieces very rich wool curtaia de une
..t. { 70 do tt do worried and cotton do
Is do danasks double width
IS DO Turkey-red eashmssss gf5 81 sgtN
IS pairs richly enpbfodered lace curtains 8#.
SO pairs embroidered muslin cutans E--
pieces embroidered curtain musiins, lew price
cornices, from the richest TO the cheapest
tslnrhg and fixtures OF the
syles all Of which viii BE- orsd apoa the mos, sccommo
dating Cordially invited examine stock
HooE, BROTHER, 4 co.
Sept t6-d4wlf tE
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California Land Titles.

IN direction Of the President OF the United stae
vae land California hereby that
session will held San Francisco said State
ont OF December, 1881. 41
Given under hands, the city of Washington this lin day
September, 1851.
HARRY l. THORNTON,
Sept T-eod3m COMMISSIONER.
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Female Education at yyashington.

subscriber thankful with which he has
favored from less than heen States and from hmils hold
highest The county, respectfully that
fourth his service In this city ths
eighteenth OF his expsrsncs) instructor Of YOUTH
Family Boarding School fer the education OF young
the solid and Ornamental branches required
education limited twenty pupils Of
domestic comfort and hofoagh hsuction
miscellaneous, larger schools
The family and the school is Ftenh
under the Instruction lady educated the profssaor
Pnfs.
r. w. CUSHMAN, A. NJ,
Indiana avenue City Hall.
N, odontf
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VIZ ARLINGTON SEMINARY, ID. C.--Ihe evening English
school Of this instiuton viii be
Sundays, from O'Clock, to
o. 81. f. - Y + Y !. T'-f :
The English branch compres-EDgsh practical inuc
reading formation and
the several kinds public
English
and
explanation and analysis Of
authors and Latin cempositon enabling The student in
and to in that tongue with facility
The class comprises the study arithmetic book
keeping algebra geometry surveying ngonomey and calculus
Nov T-lw SAMUEL BARBER, President.
JAMES l.. EDWARDS, late Commissioner of PEN
sions, Simeon Smith, ataw, formerly of Ogdeps
burg York. opened Office in Washington city for
Of business for claims before Congress and
general government They
business that be nrusted
be made members Of the last
Congress
post paid addressed to Edwards Smith, Wliards
Hotel, will be duly attended 10.
Sep lO-dly
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The new senmslp Columbia viii San Francisco
ports In Oregon awaiting port arrival mails
from fanama and returning without delay with the
mails and passengers Ban Francisco.
regular line OF propeliers will be kept transportation
freight and transient between Panama and San Fran
F.s
The well known steamship Sands burden
under charter company peculiarly
her cabin arrangements, will be kept running family
.E.
One OF the above win keep the
Acapulco the other Mexican ports = e sHt f~
hc hv
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within reach Of all.-The celebrated
Ii German physciau Brothers and Grny, have hnay
ses Of ssns'an after having
knowledge and having
he indans the purpose getting hotose
botany quahed alleviate
cure eosrase faty subject We
promise To all fvos with call that will, with
asking . qsestSaa complaints ard
and gasapeec and speedy cure Tho DOCTOR
medicines ATE wAcy v.Ryiat and prepared by themselves we
complaints,
thcy may originated, how long standing,
sue cepurr had once from
Iyas W ~ s wsssesa counties Of ue States o New
WIN, having been given up TO
die by the acslsy sane q avans themselves OF
hsaitA Dseass successfully treated nj
ofbcc dyspcpsy constipation, piles scroia
hshius oyaes ettcs caid heaa afops al ner
diseases Of The skn lungs somaes bowels, e,
hdseys, spiss, no. -. ~ So
once ssusb sssct, opposss the Smithsonian In''uon
Octs d2vs F
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,,.rrIp RARTON KEY will attend % any eSseosss
NAV he intrused before either Of tho courts Of M Dis
ct and viii the prosecution OF c1ms sose Con
sre~s and the Departments. Ofhce on O sTest. -.
W.s aror. July Ia tAs. SoV 1~3W&
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1-e4s-- COlumAbtan College, ID. z. I
THE months will be opened the l7h Of
Scptemhss ~ t9 sfaffAl 3 faiaa t.-s II f .sta
Rson, library, bed ~ 90
Table servants, pcr week. Is
Clasgos ssudeRts who do not board; te
.s....s.. .
khnxy, and furniture. II %
Fuel sacost wasAing SIX per dozen.
aid; damages
necessary cossc expenses exclusive OF books and stationery
not admitted
time opening OF the preferable Bis payable three
months In advance.
nguissd u science At the smith
debates Cnngess, and
United supreme which
u college IN present. 80
frLl. August 1851. Aug x1-dAeplawAw
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GENERAL Agency Warrington, ID. G.
A. FARQUHAR, formerly Of Harrisburg, Pennsylvania,
ID for claims the with Mexi
the with Cca, Btan and the FLOR
ida
For pensions, bounty land " scrip.
Bounty Landl attend the purchase and sale OF bounty
land order.
OeeThe applications for patents procuring models
In all their various branches
claims nssnst the department will be
quarterly accounts OF
ditto facilitated hc 80, -, .,s- =
Cincinnati Gazette Indianapolis
scnne New end and Detroit Free Press, win publish to
the OF 4 send their bills TO this Office accompanied
with paper. -. l... '""o N''
UApySTRY VELVET. Tapestry Brussels, Plain
Rrseis ply, and ingram carpeingsWe respectfully
Washington Georgetown, Alex
and received accession
Nrper varieties carpengs, which, having
late auction sales in New YORK. can DC sold
nj unusually low prices,
We that the time to purchase
OF Of the times amongst the
deaers abroad, hcsc goods selling nj sacrifice.
extensive OF drugge both In the
ip cloths Of 1914 by 94 to la4by ia
One heavy Flemish 81 table damasks
fixtures matching ..,. .>s-...
.s Dealers in all kinds Of furniture dry goods,
PennsylvaR|s avenue, one door east Of 9th st.
Oct fa-co
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no OWNERS in Tcxns.--A gentleman in Virginia,
good and desires Texas
season. would like
Of lands in that country, with view TO bring them
market.
lie family cnptn dasirous engaging
~ Integrity responsibility his general acquaintance
10 considerable emigration Texas.
lands who would be inclined avail himself
be pacedn correspondence with the
VIM. GOULDIN,
General agcn, and collector, Richmond, Virginia.
Mnl3-u
m H. IOOE * CO., Wholesale aud Retail Dealers In
carpctnr Cloths maitngs, curtain Materials
sbectinq blankets furnishing goods generally
avsnue and 9Th Streets Washington
d. e.
Aug 20-n
nIasOLUTION Coparte rshi firm heretofore exist
IL Brother this day, by mutual
ment hm also of the unsettled business
Robert W. Dyer deceased to which immediate attention
is r,spcctf fully requested. EDWARD q, DYER,
GEO. +. DYER
wAsHrroros, September %, 1870
7- NOTES.-The undersigned nave formed
firm OF Dyer Mcclure, and
Dyer Brother of 10Th and Pennsylvania
avenue.
They respectfully solicit continuance of the patronage be
upon pledge themselves discharge faith
fully every conhdcd To them.
over Mcclure prepared make advances all
signments, and o c al sales made by them. - . -
J. @. MCGUIRE.
wAsHrpsTor, septcmb.s "a, 1850.
gept Q7--dn
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Assistant Teacher Wanted Immediately.
THE Principal Of ths Wausaacu IN O. Male Academy wishes tn
employ forthwith asastant teacher who Is quaned teach
thc v.ro, English mathematics He
an habits and good rncrn casctey
An applications and by letter. paid
10 Principal.
psh lo-d0
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TOR sALE.That beautiful commodous cossse pm'
7th between II and boundary "s d ".' iss.s
of square NO e'o au 1.s
sale II has nine apartments, WI
stabine for three horses pump Of efce"e"' "s' e
yard. .,.., wo,t of ,hc r,hac o6sces
rsdv negbbobood and enjoys INC douD's advan
tasc ~ city residence ....... s.-.
rrntc of surrounding beautiful ylciniu hsny
y s., "a s deemed unnecessary Per
M h;ng 10 will please call and xamine o
Title from the United sta'es Inquire OF H. 'oAsor on "e
prrn,issA. 81 fataeea
l5cc2w
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\" From .ayTed Henhe", esq, q tfs NeW OT!edna 6aT
4E #. BosToK, Sep 6, 1850.
Messrs LITTLE h BRowa Gelicmen-I much pleased
learn engaged publishing revised edition oSaans
Of Domn Civil English
the same subject is 10 be compared with r the lnes
and of the conveyed throughouiit
publication up present.
appreciation lawyers every
descrvedy The complcrs Of the Code Napoleon
drew copousy from for their Napoleon himself studied
carefully early life which the
wdom of his observations decisions during
discussions the adoption Of his code Domat should and hope
wii, library Of every lawyer. ~
Your obcdient
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~ OWEN Il SON, TailOrs would respect
Ia fully make their friends and tho public generally
and varied assortment Of M and win
goods superior quality such cloths, cassmores vesngs
request that their friends and customers will call and
for themselves. a*a
returning their thanks for the liberal share Of patronage they
received they take occasion at
evils the credit extent they have de-
furnish articles their line low for
solicit continuance Of public
Oct 0-2awIm Intel x Tecgraph.l sIf isfaslt
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Isias ~ tes wessssa eoanucs o. us states o.
s fss. sss q - and :...s % 1a,
this .ss .s ne s.:s % ns
Of the skn lungs, 'omaes BOWELS liver
once ." ...s .use,, oppo.s the
Oct is-daw'- ''--1 n ..'#a
W. T. D.vaIl, Merchant Tailor,
(Lais firm of Lsnsy 4 DsrnH,)
MOULD respectfully and the public
@ he s IT, G % :s ..s s'.sa assortment " and
c e..stmses and vcsns', ofe most approved manu'Ac
Nssss sii ana cotton .hrp and drawers
Mo.sssE envsI m sapsnds" % gloves
which !. r.ps,ss 3 s.I
% s ssss ..e ,S:.s :. III.
H;.: s:s: ss..:',.ss;. ..ss~ssa '''''''
Epssespai Institute for Yoang Ladies',
ft iga Northwest sf aA and 'hsefs
THE INSTITUTE h., Of septsm
ber wish scsns corps Of Proe'o" and teachers every
fss ~ ssss4lAs pupils saso including Eos' and
TT.: a ~ :.-''. y fee "'''-''" go
,Is. css.i.. : P'isepsl E.dy .ppies'% 0i
+ '~''' = WILLIAM !. CLARK, Principal.
I. ss' s'is 's'sss ' once
ALsAH. ~ shs a~thss Of '.LaAy AMes"-A Tale of
"a. Ns~ ~~'a For .sssy ,..I TAYLOR I'M Mausy, .S
s. =. -
A PRACTICAL Tvsassse the Law Of ve~Asrs ard
~ RisA, Hos. ss EAw.a sugasni
Of American decision: the las q ven
pspchasevs pessnt ny j. c. Perkins,
yol. J... published, and his day rsesiv'd ,,,,
EeOM LoSDoS-M.n Misr.ion,i by n. @. Latham,
q nosss and Road making ~ sir Henry volume,
Tse jsssi :. Ss.sn and m.nsf.s,s.s ro'nme-,ssl
, Z n. ss ss s Colonel
The
Ths sessw Propeller application by volume
v.as q DE Opasssns AnaquIe.
rss sssss: = rsos. siss IL Temple
Ssuiens History ofn. Origin Progress Of As'en.my vol
bN. Impors1 BY ieast stsawes, w ., .u
FRANCk TAYLOR.
TOR Antnmn anA Waatss MISUNDERSTANDING and
Dswen,The largest, beet, and most vasd stock n acssn
ss ss;'s . s s.:.y r"s az - a.
:: s !. E. !: :ssss s;'ss -os' !: !: ]: Il
DO Shaker sa5Fat53 do 4Hs
n:o . .,py q sAs "Tvs, with e.,s.s :; nv. w.s r.
@ epsds hsuuen Famics and esstesssn who
" p"hsains ts ss for ALI and wsssss r.sss.ss1 call
~ .lsH Attn. Ath.n-um, opposite Asapai ThssSs-
ssp 9-eod6t fAmcr Tsll s 4 tttfn fAN /
UAnvnnn laAU.ss.s fsw OrssAer. -sfa a5ss
ia'ssnasIa~al hsg.aas fbs 0cn'tss 1904
Cuha, sSassses s3scs &c. from ofkeA docn
meNss N revolt sIEt 4
Hisscsy sf ihs HsNan iiesr' part "a by Mr..
The lssdon Msacn Gtuanss BY Punch fti
rhs MyNeries Of the HSaah-A Romance by Easenc sss
s,s.s ~" '' 80 '''' - TAYLOR MxURv.
~'"e'2 tf#H it B~shssises. msnF - sdses
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J. FRANCIS CLEMKNTy,

Attorney and CounseiIor al Law,
Of this District, and in the adjoining
w counties Of Maryland and Virginia
prosecute Of description against s
the Of the revo0on.
oGce on Louisiana avenue, been AZ and 9th strects
l9-co6m
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Leaving New York for Chages the flt and ah Of each
. Ha
The steamship Fl Dorado Falcon o
between New Orleans and Chases leaving such periods will
insure lille detention possible the lhmns, and forming
with the Pacific steamships through line to and from New Orleans
that place.
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O sportsmenJ w. BADEN, Pennsylvania nvenus near 6t
street. just opened small lot OF superior double barrel
guns, saieable Sizes and at unusually low prices .
supply OF Dixon sons powder hAakS, g. 10,
and
z and belts
Single double game bags, dram bottles
English, French, and American caps
Gun waddng, powder horns, sc.
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T,HE Young CIaRsr1AN by J.osb Abbott. vol,
l. illustrated.
Queens OF Scotland. Volume Q; by Mrs. Strickland.
London Labor and the London Poor Part IA =.
The Star Of Bethsen Stories for Christmas beautifully nus
uated VIE t+8 ttstt.tt kN :,
Aa.t Mays Tales for Boys and Gris by Mrs H"shes WIN "
u~trationa ta4s. -
The Woodbine Holyday Gift beautifully illustrated.
Of painters WIN ee'e" en
asavtxes steel by John ssrain. -x<r.-.-.n.,,.I
Tnv Physician Visiting i and Book Of E"f'semen"
IGSQ ,. -. .,<s,, ~ ", an
Octle F"ANSN '"'''V"f
ryrn rrrunr TTon Al MAGAZINE for November.
Punchs Henrhen Myholoty sAt .tN
6kctehee in ireland by Thsckeray
The (lxonians. .hsna . sequel n "The Rome
9Ncvcd streams the Ancient and Modern history o hs ve"
ofthe Bible. VOL u 3 s..w v, ~
Dat
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nUIs we'll known establishment conducted
always The central and pleasant
Of house, and the
there, combine render agreeable and
yanascous the traveller.
Ua wing been John Tucker Co.. long
subscriber pledges bi
reputation and to satisfaction 70 his
VIM. II. PARKER.
BosToS, Sept l5 1851 ss-H4.a4Nfa
lo-Aaw3n r "a
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University cf Maryland.
THE WedncsdAy the 18th day Of Oco-
i bcr, 1851, and close Ist March. 1852.
Nathan r. Smith, NJ. D., Surgery ~. +. ...s
WniAm f. A. Aiken, m. ~, ChennIstry and Pharmacy
Therapeutics, Materts Mcdca, and Hygiene
Joscnh Roby, NJ. D., Anatomy and Physiology. 7. a.
wiiIhm Power, M. D. Theory and Practice Of Medicine .
Richard Nj d., Midwifery and Dsesses Of Women and
Ccorrc w Milenberxer, M. D. Pathological Anatomy. r.
The ample opportunities for the prosecution Of practical
fElr h--1F n ftI "
(nses tcc1vves Professors Smith Pow
ths with the privilege Of daily visits s
wsrds without chi to 10 student FOR the ticket
Feec pv e25 practical anatomy, el0, mAc
s-A''' ' - - - "'''- WILLIAM =. A. AIKEN, Dean.
p.ttinaosa Auaust L. 1881 Ausb-Aawt5Oc.
cnOUN1WENy UOODs.-On hand, ana cosssssay receiv
y ing importation, al kiads ofsOs sum and trim
mtnsA. .t.fs ~, :. :. -. .
80 JOHNS PAYNE nj
importers md dealers IN shormaksys' goods,
Northeast corncr Fourth anA Arch Streets Philadelphia
July a-e"dsm tls aEla- LIZ
D EssOvAI. pH sELDiNG 4 wyLIE have removed th.
IL Agency and law Once 70 Seventh street
and Streets opposite Fellows Hail. and two doors from ths
National fnsehterncer oMce. 9 M Z. ~ ~, 4
II TjuSt ve13vtTt ~ III TAYLOR marry,
sDsssa saEfsss aiea4sAt BooksVlers Nsss ~ sSset
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CAM mtrh.s Boch. Rule And Msu'e Of the Engsh "
- Amevica; ~ "Sam Slick"
Pores, Lsfs ana Forest Trees by John f. 6psinEer
Losune's FeAd- hook Of the Revoluuon--part H. u
Just published, sad his day received f s4s ~ .u.v
Octs Bookseller, near 0h ayosl
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acthc Maii steamship COmPaMy.--The only Through
as Lane for California and Oregon.

f~sanmn Tho public informed thai, under
k13E&I rangemonts Of this company, steamers inspected
S1&I and approved by tis Navy Department, carry
ing the United States nails will continue
Panama and ban Francisco the ls 18th
detained by unavoidable accident will touch
San Diego and Monterey The following packets belonging
tho Pachc Mail Steamship Company which will
IN port a each end Of The route. the Pacidc
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The from New York Chagrcs will adopted
by safe steamer between these ports.
Each allowed baggage
cesdina In 10 cubic feet Ell
Freight bo Chagres 20 foot and from
Panama to San Frnncisco Il the az 4io0 per ton
choice Of the ohce OF the 81 and S.
South their ageacy No. IN West New York
E e l ( Is Il Aug |-dy
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tfy i,aforlns the public that
he proprietor Of the line of mail coaches running
Winchester, by the way OF Leeshug lie
and good horsesw have In his employment
expe need, skiui and accommodating dtvc The
be good and pains will be
sken and every made the recommendation convenience
may The
respectfully solicited Once ~ Potomac
House between Sd and AZ Streets
JAMES II. KEMP.
l-dly
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Sept 20-Gmosd
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-06-10

NhONstIISCF7S NUVIVCs
Worcester, IS. June G, 1851
ON. HENRY CHAPLIN, Commissioner of Insolvency
for the County of Worcester has this day issued
Warrant against the Estate of JOHN u. PRATT of
Fitchburg, in said county, Yeoman nsolvent debtor,
and the payment of any debts, the delivery of any
property belonging to said nsoven debtor to him for
his USE and the transfer OF any property by him. for
hidden by law
The first meeting of the creditors of said insovent debtor
will be held at Court Of Insolvency. the Office of said
Commissioner FIN Worcester, in said County, on the 10Th
day OF June inst, at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon, for
the proof of Debts and choose assignee assgnees
of his Estate l.. BAKER, ia ID. s.,
e1-d3twlt Messenger.
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PIANO FORTE WATERFRONT,
No. 8 Warren Hall. Pearl ST.. Worceste

No. Warren Hall, Pearl st., Worcester.
E. 5. MASON has, and intends to keep
E5laTgs for sale, good assortment of Piano FOrtes
II n III n II The stock at present consists OF Pianos in
Rosewood and Mahogany Cases round, half
round and square corners all of which made III
most thorough MANNER and will be sold low good in
strnents can be bought and terms favorable the
purchaser, any other establishment.
From the experience the subscriber has had in teaching
and in selec Ing Plan he feels confident that every Piano
recommended by him will give entire satisfaction.
Every instrument will be warranted, and if it does
prove in every respect as recommended, it may he
changed, or the money wiH be refnndcd
Pianos Of any description will be furnished TO order
shorl notice.
SECONDHAND PIANOS FOR SALE. Three good
second Pianos for sae in Rosewood Case been used
two years-a good nstrumentand two in Mahogany Ca
very good tone ANY person wishing cheap nstru-
ment will do well call and look the above, they
will be sold low.
Secondhand Pianos bought, taken in exchange for
ones.
Pianos Tuned and Repaied md all business connected
with the trade profession, either of the city,
will be promptly and faithfully attended application
at No. Warren Hail. his residence of Jack
son and Beacon streets. e9-dis3n
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Notice to Settle.
Ii persons indebted subscriber are hereby mott
N fled that all accounts remaining unpaid on the 10th OF
next month will be left with an attorney for collection
BENJAMIN BUFFUM.
Worcester, May 26, 1851. my27 w2tdtf
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Japaned Tins

JapanGU Tlns.
LII colors for Side Signs &C.. for sale at the lowe
N prices at Harrington Corner opposite the CITY Han
mar4-d6m SAMUEL q. WHITE d co.
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Burditt's 0leaginous Medicated Compound.
4 FRESH SUPPLY of this invaluable preparation fol
"A promoting the growth of the la this day received
and tor sale by L. I. LAZElL, Alothecary,
my29-dwis3w No 2Ol Main St
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BOARDING..
Boarders Wanted.
Boarders Wanted.

SlA Gentlemen can be accommodated with good room,
! ~ and board at No I6 School st. my29-d4w*
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House and Lot at Auction

HOUSE and Lot aJ HuCtlOn.
~ W. Selby 81 Co.. VIII sell on the emises OH WE'D
~ NESDAY morning. june 18th, at II O'clock The
House and Lot on Chandler belonging to A Wood
cock The House is aud built in thorough and con-
yenent manner Terms liberal
For further particulars apply to s. W. sELBY & Co.
june4-d6t
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TWO ar three Gentlemen aid their wives can he accom-
i modated with board and pleasant No Ma
PIE street,-Also two or three single Gentlemen
APR q If
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Board at the Franklin House

Few boarders can be accommodated at the Franklin
N House with board and good rooms with DO ard aloHe
Gentlemen their wives can have furnished or unfIr
nished parlors, as they desire. Apply
APPS DIFF JESSE PIERCE.
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SALES at AUCTION.


Bull LORD durham, at Auction.
g w. SELBY q co. will sell at their Monthly Sale, al
-. WessOn's Hotel, TUESDAY, June TO- al 2 O'Clock
thu celebrated ENGLISH BULL "Iord Durham" The
dam OF this Bull nll-blooded short-horn Durham
He was sired by Wallace, fn-blooded Ayrshire Bull
Further particulars of his pedigree will be given at the sale
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-04-30

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I'D ICHMOND IL PETERSBURG RAIL-
IA ROAD.-SPRING AND SUMMER AR
RANGEMENT.-On and after Saturday, the 18th oil
March, the Trains will run as follows:
MAIL TRAIN
Leaves richmond daily, at. ....... 49,. 6 P. M
Leaves Petersburg daily, at ..................5AM
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN.
Leaves Richmond Tuesdays Thursdays and
saturdays, at. ~ A. M.
Leaves Petersburg same days, at. 81 P. M
Fare, when tickets procured at the oice 81 90
when paid in the cars. l 12A
Children over 3, and not over 10 years of age SER
wants and coloured persons-when tickets pro-
cured at the office-haf price.
N. B. Servants travelling by themselves must be fur
nlshed with TWO passes, that be retained
the office; and it must be expressly stated the pass
that they are permitted to go on the cars.
No freight or packages of any description will be al
lowed on the Mail Train
NORFOLK TRAIN.
Leaves Richmond on Mondays, Wednesdays
and Fridays, at. .69 A M.
For Port Waltha where it connects with the steamer
Augusta.
fasSage 81 90
lucdS, 6dCH. 0U
THOS. DODAMEAD,
Superintendent transportation
Office R. and P. R. R. Co. NH Is