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AssAULT-A free negress named Martha Clark,
yesterday received rs lashes for aasaulting an
other free woman named Elizabeth Warren.
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con mAsaihesss NATIONAL MoNuMENr.-Tbe
cohtr!baiisas received at the off;ca tn, ,i'e
hrst of November to The od of ns.a n u'e
amounted an to 50 2o2 3O-mainIy Subscribed A.
.ne poiis on the day OF the Presidential cleo.
non. ne expenditures for the monume NJ din.
ippns .hs nfst named month were $2,633 81
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RUNAwAY-Sarah Jane, slave to Thomas Cross,
was arrested as a runaway Thursday by watch.
man Bib. Certificate issued yesterday to watch
man Bib.
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THOS. C. POWELL, o. s.

c. FOR RENT.-fhs dwelling over the
Ea:I store of Mr. Chas Nordmyer, Main street. be.
tween 9Th aud 10Th streets, containing seven
rooms, kitchen, servants rooms, cellar, yard, by.
drant, &c. Also, the Office on l2tn street, lately
occupied by S. d. Whitte, Esq, Attorney at Law
Apply to JOHN CREME.
do 1-dff
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SOUTH CAROLINA SESAToR.-Judge Evans
was elested TO the U. 8. Senate, for the long
term, by the Legislature of South Carolina. on
the let inst.
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" obedlah Ayres, a volunteer in the Mex.
ican war; died suddenly in Trenton, a few DAYS
since. oay
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49, Is. w. sTARkE, Attorney Mt

I>-IA Law and Notary Public.-Practices
in all the Courts OF Henrico County and Richmond
city. A, Notary Public particular attention will
lie paid to the taking of Dispositions, in out of
his office) Proof and Acknowled genents of Deeds,
ACCOMPLISHMENTS of Dover, &c. Claims for colec-
ton entrusted to him, promptly attended to.
Office removed TO no So thee doors ebove City
Hotel on North side of Main street, Richmond Va
de 2-ly
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49, sTOLEN.-From my residence on
- Sunday last, 2sth of Nov, Pointer
Puppy, with white and live. colored spots. Any
one returning said puppy to me, on the new bridge
road, or giving Information so that may get him,
will receive liberal reward, and my thanks. Col.
lar on neck with my name.
JOSIAH LEADBETTER,
Ge4-2tf New Bridge Road.
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q = NO IIle Yoters OF Henrice Z onnty

p To the Voters of Henrice County.
The Office OF Clerk OF the Circuit Court of Henri.
being vacant By the death OF the late incumbent
| hereby announce myself candidate for that of.
Ace The day of election being fixed at so early a
period, the l6 h nst.) it will not be in my power
to all the voters in person. Should it however
be their pleasure to confer upon me the o1;e will
do my duty.
de3-dtdcIt JOHN O. MOSBY
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A company Of Chinese Theatrical performers
arrived at New York in the steamer from Cali
fornia.
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RICHARD N. CARY.
How Beautiful and Bright the Ja,net

How Beautiful and Bright the James
River water looks after it has passed through the
Porous Glass Filter; We sure tEat lady
housekeeper would do Without it, if they were to
see it in operation. This instrument proves that
every family that uses the James River water un-
filtered consumes near a tumber fall of thick,
shiny mud every week. Two dollars expended
for one of these Filters, will give you clean, pure
and pellucd water, win siher for bringing culinary
washing or mechanical purposes. 1t will filter
from 400 to SEQ gallons per day.
Certificates.
The decayed vegetable matter in river water is
a fruitful source Of fever and ague-T Mott
River water abounds with impurities which the
"New Filter" removes perfectly and rapidly, there.
By preventing all danger of living animals from en-
tering the stomach-Prof Renwick
II is bettar to remove those animals by the new
"Peroua Class Filter" than to expel them after
they get into the stomach-Dr Turner, the Ameri
can Chrome Therms.ist
The New Filter removes all impurities
TORY.
Iss the best article of the kini-Dr ] Chiffon
Experience has shown that the existence of ami
maiculae in water has be the cause Of severe and
fatal disease.-Dr Armstrong.
Fol- sale by the Agent at the Store OF G. & A.
BAkIAMlI Jr, No 20I Main 81. no 3O-1ws
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BENJAMIN Hill was shot dead on the 18th
It., 10 Lenolr county, N. c., by 8. Williams.
They had previously quarreled.
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JAS. WRIGHT,
~ Let the Glad Tiding.

eVeiy city town and village, that there is Hs,s rs
the Amicted - Hundreds Of Female, bave ~. los
cured OF Complicated Diseases after all ~ zen
skiil has been bsfflsd. Cough, Rheuu ats-1 n
popti2, with all Diseases OF the stomach hys, Dys
bowels, are cured by Hampton's Veg.,.t sno
Tinctnre. Its fame has gone 70 IN IS .' sue
in health. II ice
Our own best known citizens, with tbs;- wiz.
and children. are It's Witnesses: and f-crr YVES
city in every State the universal tsstinonv ~
made is pouring in upon US. VI cures
Testimony OF one of the most entarn,is;r. -
intelligent Druggists in the United Ststes 'ao
WILMINGTON, Del June Oh 1870
Aessrs Mortimer 4 Morbray-" Ham non. u
getab!e 1inc'ure" ia selling very fast Isdv
has used afew bottles, says it exceeds all
dcines. She having searched for f1u,se. me ne
past for cure, and until she found vony :, T
lure found no relief have also sold il in seyayel
cases OF Rheumatism, with great success
Yours, = Ncr,.
Call and get pamphlets gratis, and also see Il
tisement in to-day's paper. For sale by e
GA STRECKER.
&C and Ilrug OH
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fss FOR RENT, the Store House No 1874, on
Mu the North side of Main street, between 9th and
lUth streets, now occupied by R. D. Mcfarland as
tailors shop. Possession given let day of Jan
uary next sooner if desired. For terms, apply
On the premises to
de 4-3tk BENJAMIN SIITTON
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49, specie Wanted.-We will pay the
80 highest premium for silver coin. Quar-
tiers and small change preferred.
no9 C PURCELL CO.
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u sc Richmond Sept %. 1879
here ce thy that, for the last ten or we've wears
have frequently suffered IRON s8eIlil. $ a;gupa
the throat, which ny physicians declared T. be
hereditary ScTcfUla, having had sister who died
from that disease. A: times suffered very much
Last October caught a severe cold, and wa, IN
two months declared By my physician 10 be in con.
hrmed Consumption, and would certainly die, nav.
ing all the symptoms which my sister hat previous
10 her death 1 was induced as last res5-t 10 nv
CHARTERS SPANISH MIXTURE three bottles
Of which cured me entirely, and to this " / am
as well aud as hearty as any mau in virginia.
RTHIJARn /, N1yL,Jr
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IL Some other folks seem to think :,
ina. Mr. simons 10 one of our best srtists se a.,
owing complimentary letter from gen,erna.' oL
tne country vii be read with pleasure: IN
=. .. ELLfsvILLE, Louisa Co. gov 90,
Mr. Simons-Dear Sir 81 am 60 bi,ht. SGh
WIN the picture you took for me last weeL
mas gwen such universal satisfaction TO INV fri sna
that have directed my wife to cali at vo, ,ignds
Tor the purpose of having hers taken. whis s'ery
" % n sa'e ,ahs and ses frame similar to Ia.
My wife, you will find, think pre,tg 20 posoe
Ject, ana ii you succeed with hers "a Val III $40
did with mine, (Which has already esn.aJ a. tyoa
dreds to say they would call on YOU viii ,o nsn
you many patrons from our county '"'u'e
Yours, respectfully.
NJ "a las Wpyfsrr,r
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VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE.
FRIDAY, Dec. 8. 1852.
Senate.

Senate.
The following bills were passed in the Sem
A Senate bill establishing branch of the
Farmers Bank, or the Bank of Virginia, in the
town of Gainesville, in Mecklenburg county.
A bill, also originating in the Senate, provi-
ding percussion rifles for rifle company in
arms for the Virginia German Rifles.
The preamble and resolution for accepting
the act of Congress providing for the satisfac-
ton of Virginia land warrants, and for relin-
gushing the claim of the State TO the lands in
the Virginia Military Land District in the
State CT Ohio, was also passed: ayes &c, noes 3.
MIR. Isbell offered the following resolution,
which, under the rules, lies over one day:
Resofred by the General Assembly, That
since our last adjournment we have learned,
with deep regret of the death of Henry Clay,
of Kentucky, and Daniel Webster, of Massa-
chusetts, and deplore these events as national
bereavements.
House of Delegates.
On motion of Mr.. Segar, it was resolved that
all the Internal improvement bills on the Spea-
ker's table be made the special order of the day
for Saturday next, at l o'clock, and for each
succeeding day, at the same hour, until the
same shall be disposed of.
On the above resolution, the vote stood-ayes
Mr.. Wheeler resumed his remarks, suspend.
ed yesterday by motion for an adjournment
prevailing, and continued to speak in favor of
q line OF steamers between the waters of Vr-
ginia and Antwerp, or some European port,
up TO the hour OF adjournment, about three
o'clock.
BISHOP DoANE's CAsE.-The Episcopal
Convention of New Jersey met at Burlington
on the 1st inst, when the committee appointed
to investigate the charges against Bishop
Doane made lengthy report, which went on
to say that they had investigated SAID charges
and find them false in every particular, and
| believe he is an honest, virtuous and sober
man. His habits are temperate, and they be-
lieve that he was never intoxicated, as alleged
| by some persons. His cellars were stocked
with wines and liquors, but not too extrava-
CANT for man in his position. Other charges
were also investigated and found to be ground
less. motion TO accept the report, and reso.
lutions expressing undiminished confidence in
the honesty and morality of the Bishop, were
pending at our latest accounts.
GEN. PIERCE AND THE WEBSTER OBsE-
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ET The best evidence that can be addaced in tavof
of the eticaciousness of Hollands German Btters,
prepared by Dr. C. NJ Jackson is the unprecedent de-
mand for them from all parts of the Union and al,
though there may be many compounds prepared ana
represented being worthy of liberal patronage, yet
We feel constrained to remark that the vast number o.
testimonials with which the worthy doctor has been
honored by persons of the highest character and re-
spectablty, who found it necessary ~ have recourse
to his preparation, is testimony sufficiently coueuslVe
that more efectual remedy tor the almost Immediate
relief OF those afflicted with that direfu maady d{-
ne nsia has never baen discovered de-
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r Auction NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. sttention is
solicited to our sale This MorGing. at 10 o'clock.
de 4 ALEX MOTT & co, Aucts
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ATTENTION EAGLEINFANTRY

A ATTENTION EAGLE INFANTRY.-
"a Parade in front of the Capitol, on Monday next
III the 9th slant, at O'clock P. NJ, in full winter
~ uniforln-arms and accoutrements in order for
inspection. Members will be punctual st the above
named hour. By order of the LIST Lieut. Gem
nandng.
de4 THOS C.. POWELL q G
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A PHYSIcTAN's TEsTINnNy

Dear SRI have witnessed in number of in
stances the administrator of the "SPANI II MIX
TURE," manufactured by yourself, aud have beer
surprised at It's wonderful effects, partcu. 4rly in
cases requiring an Alternative. In one case Of Cor
sumption, dependent upon liver disease especially
the effects were wonderful indeed.
Yours, very respectfullY.
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EXECUTION OF LECouNT.-Henry Lecount
was hung in the prison-yar at Cincinnati, On
the Goth ult., for the murder of Dir. Clinch, in
drunken brawl. The criminal expressed his
belief, few moments before death, that his
sins had been forgiven that he bore i'll will
10 no one, and that he was prepared for hea-
ven. The Cincinnati Gazette gives the fol-
lowing description of Lecount and his last
hours
The criminal was forty seven years of age,
and left a wife and six children the Inheritance
OF his ignominy. He attributed his crimes,
disgrace, and felOn's end. TO that bane of man
strong drink-which fred fierce, ungov-
ernable temper. The following touching scene
transpired in prison the day before Lecount's
execution: His wife visited him Yesterday
afternoon, and the scene of their meeting was
extremely aftecting-sO much so, that even the
stern check ofthe guard sparkled with a tear.
They conversed for considerable time, en-
braced, and when she was about to leave, after
having bid him the last farewell, and taking
the last look upon the face of the choice OF her
pray for me" Both the wife and brother
stood mute, when Lecount threw himself upon
his knees, saying, 81 will pray for YOU" lie
gave forth his thOughts-asked the blessing of
heaven upon his wife and children, his mother,
and his brothers, and added, "My God, keen
them from an end like NINE" Mrs. l.. is a
plain, small woman, ofquiet and unassuminy
manners, worn down by grief. After having
completed his prayer, he bid his wife and
brother farewell, saying, ''Give my love to nv
Children and seizing hIr. Baumgartner, las.
slstant jailer,) by the hand, said, "If had beer
treated by all men, Joe, as | have been treated
by you, would never have been here. The
world has used me roughly. May you al
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RAILROADS IN PRUssIA.-Accordng to a re
cent return OF railway traffic in Prussia, i, an.
pears that the number of persons conveyed
oy the Prussan railroads in 1851, was 1901, ).
VOL vi this immense number only one per-
son was killed. who might be said to have kill
ed himself, for he jumped from the train while
IN motion-an experiment which few would re
reat-and only four were wounded. Bv acc;
dents on the line to persons not passengers
Tour were killed, and three injured; they wer.
all crossing the rails contrary to the reguls
'ions' IN front of advancing trains. The acc;
dents TO employees and laborers on The line.
and at the stations were more numerous. In
der this head there are eighteen killed an,
twenty wounded.
We are positive that such q favorable returr
OF railroad accidents could not be made in nm,
own country.
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a ATTENTION., YOUNG GUARD
Parade in front Of the Capitol on Monday,
HI the 9th December, at q o'clock NJ in full
~ Winter Uniform. Arms in order for inspec-
ton.
By order of the Captain.
de ] w BARLOW
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49, DIR. Il. KIDDER TAYLOR has
ss>~S-a removed his Office and residence to the
house at the Of 9Th and Main sts., opposite
Rogers Stone Yard. no5-2md*
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New VEssEL.-On Thursday, while traversing
the half improved region Of Rockets, the beauti-
ful clipper barque Pantheon. Captain JesselLove.
land attracted our attention and a brief examina.
tlon She is just from Baltimore, where she was
built by the Messrs. abrams and Ashcraft, under
the able superintendent of Captain Allen, Of this
city, for David Currie OF this city. Length 1870
feet, beam % feet, depth of hold IA feet. She 1,
designed to ply between Richmond and Rio jane
70, but will make her first trip to New Orleans
with tobacco on the 18Th inst. The Pantheon is
fitted up with the latest modern naval improve
ments, in the most tasty and serviceable manner
The style Of painting internally aud externally ID
white, relieved with crimson and gold The cabin
Ia one Of the most cosy and comfortable eiairs Of
the kind We have ever seen-the ladies' department,
unusually SO. Accommodations and berths for
90 passengers and certainly of character to tempt
tInid LAND sman to try a sail DER the foaming
dashing wster-prairies of the ocean.
We learn that q new clipper schooner, from
New York ship yard, will soon be added to the
carrying ases of vessels plying between this city
and New York. She Is l25 feet long, 80 fest beam,
and 10 feet deep In the hold.
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"a Z. Baker 8 Premium Bltters-H,rs
to beat-still they come-Edgwoo5 r. nIiaa
Coz. Baker Esq hereby certify that have
and found them TO be first rate family mad
and have found them to effect everything that ba.
been said of them. 1t is also my opion tina, nsr'
sons In the constant use of them will never he ~
tackled with the Ague and Fever :"
Signed. GARLAND HaNVs
Richmond, Va, l852-E. Baker, ESQ Dear a..
This is 20 certify that lay wife las been guffs-in,
with the Dyspepsia for three or four years and has
been entirely relieved from the use of two bot,Ies
OF E. Bakers Premium Bttters. Nv rncthsr bss
also been subject 10 the nervous headache for sew
raj years and found immediate relief from the u.a
of the above bitters.
Respectfully, HENRY BALI,
Price only so cents per bottle To be had at the d,,
stores of Wig
Purcell, Ladd Co, A Bodeker, Adie Grav. BEN
nett Beers Gaynor Wood and Pcof Mar
street, II Blair, Vim Ladd, and Seabrook i Rs~vs
Broad street, Richmond, Va. no0
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e Pratt's Daguerrean Gallery, No l45
following testimonials "a very superior likeness"
Robert Thorp. "Very like" Roger A. Pryor Ed
tor South Side Democrat. Likeness execute su.
perlativey good,"I. w. Roberts. 81 give ilr Pratt
the preference to all the world in taking Picture
f. T. Goodwin, Louisa county. " Dir. Pratt needs
but trial aud success will be inevitable" David ].
Moody. "Mr Pratfs pictures as good or better
than have yet seen," w. ]. HcDo wner, King Wi.
liam The daguerreotypes in Mr.. Pratts colec
ton equal any have seen in London" Jno. THO.
mas, D, Editor of the Herald Of tao Kingdom mad
Age to Come. noll
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q To the Paplic.-Yo Your attention is in
vited to the very beautiful styles Of Dasuerreoype
which MINNIS Il WATSON are dai y issuing from
their gallery. No 35G Main street, Mansion House
daily are heard 10 exclain they are the best I've
ever tseea; they are certainly tie most natural
looking eyes ever saw. 4 s we have never re-
sorted to humbug, or tried to write ourselves into
notice, we ask lhe public - call aad judge for
themselves. You are also notified .lat oar prices
ere low as any in this city. D1n'G forget the
place, Ms 354 Main street, Mansion House.
no 80 MNSIS a. WATSON
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~ Grand New Years

EaS@ Grand New ears Present. Fine
God Watch worth sixty-fve dollars, will be pre-
scented on New Years day at S Mountain l. Gus
Jewery and Fancy store No. pit Main street, Rich
mond The subscribers offer to the public rare
chance to get beautiful fine l5 carat gold Hunting
Case Watch, suitable for a lady or gentleman, a
rev years present. The following arrangements
viii DE made on the ist of November, and continue
until the lst of January, 1858:
Every person, on purchasing each AMI every ar
tice OF the value of 80 aud upwards, will receive
card with a number On it, and their name and cor
responding number viii be registered in a book
kept for that purpose. On new wears day all the
corresponding numbers ct rds issued viii be put
in bag and well shaken, when a number will be
drawn by person entirely disinteIested, and the
person holding the card with TIE number cores
ponding to that which Is drawn will receive pre-
sent Ut a tine gold hunting case watch
Each peraon, on purchasing each and every arti-
Gle OF the value of 81 SO to 3d. will in like manner
receive card as above, and the holdaF OF the cor
responding number drawn viii receive present u
a tine gold locket worth So. And each person, on
purchasing or getting repaired each and every ar
tiele of the value OF from 80 cents to $780, viii in
like manner as above drawn, receive a handsome
port monnale worth 50.
fine assortment of Jewelry, Clocks, Watches,
and Fancy Articles on hand.
Clocks and Watches repaired By an experienced
workman All kinds Of Jewelry made and repaired
at the shortest notice and lowest prices, and sails
faction warranted. Diamonds and other precious
stones set to order In the latest New York styla.
EB-The articles will be exhibited in the window
until tue drawing Don't forget The place.
MOUNTAIN & CO,
no 1-2ms No sl7 Main street.
~ As the season 10 WITH us, when there 10 al.
ways much sickness among children, caused by
sudden colds, II may not be amiss for US to meg
II IN that the new medicine, ayers Cherry Pee.
toral' attracting so much Of the public notice. for
the cure OF serious Lung complaints, is when used
In email doses, one of the beat In the world for oc-
eaaonal family use Ills simple and harlnless tor
children, as well rs very palatsble. We use the
article ourselves, and would recommend our read.
ers TO call on PURCELL. LADD Il CO. and got q
bottle for trial. dsa-2t
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JOHN MINGE, NJ. D.

Ma. CARTER.
sold by BENEFIT & BEERS, and Drug.
gis;s generally no q
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ES For Coughs, Colds, Group and
Whooping Cough.-Be prepared for change OF
weather.-Tne frequent changes Of the weahe:
bring with it bad Colds, Cough, Asthma Irritation
OF the Lungs, Sore Throat and Bronchitis, al! i
which can be cured, aud the system fortified sssinst
frequent attacks b. using Dir S ROSES Cele-
bEatad COUGH SYRUP. Price only so coats.
Children are also liable to Group, waich dan
gerous complaint yields Immediately to Dr. J 5
Roses never falling GROUP SYRUP. Price .
cents
Whooping Cough, another complaint, always
worse in cold and damp weather. The ali ,:ed
wi find great rlef in the use Of DR. : ROse5
WHOOPING COUGH SYRUP, which always re
heves AID prevents the disease from running into
other diseases, such rs Inflammation OF the LIngs
Dropsy in the Chest and Consumption Price 80
cents. DR. Roses successful treatment in al! Lung
affections has created great denandt Tor The above
highly valuable Family Medicines.
10 be had at the Drug stores Of PURCELL,
LADD n co. BENNETT il BEERS, ADiE d
GRAY, a DUVAL r X DUVAL, GAYNOR K
WOOD, A SfRECKER, A BODEKGR, J
BLAIR, 5 ID ZACHRISSOE and w p LADD.
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I OST.-A Draft of the Banks in tbs
IL city ofNew York, for S27 so, payable to my or
der All persons are hereby notified not to receive
the same.
de 4-ltt 5. IL PARKER.
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NEW sToaE.-A large and. commodious ware
house built for Messrs. Haskins & Libby directly
opposite their present store On Main street is "a.
pidly approaching completion. The carpenters
work is being executed by William Liggon, the
stone work by C & N Green, and the brick work
By Mr. Tarner, in the most substantial and satisfac.
tory manner. From the arrangement Of this
store, unless an unusually heavy lrssh should
arise, Messrs & L will not be subjected In that
new quarters to the mercy Of the devas,iag We.
tiers.
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LAFAYETTE CHAPTER.NO,

q LAFAYETTE CHAPTER.NO.
~ -43, K. A. M-The officers and Compan
Y Y ions of Lafayette Chapter. No. 49, are
w hele5y summoned to attend a meeting
.of said Chapter, in the Lodge Room,
bosher's Hall, on this evening, at 6 o'clock.
By order of the NJ. Z. High Priest
de4 f. II. GILL, Recorder.