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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-03-18

a. SMALL HOUSE WANTED.-A
LII house containing FIVE or six rooms, convenient
to the business part the city. Apply at this Office.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-03-18

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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-03-18

TAS. ID. THOMAS viii continue the DRUG
BUSINESS at the new store, corner of Frank.
lin and 18th streets, where call from his former
patrons and the public is respectfully solicited.
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Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1852-10-20
DAVID S. REID.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.,
Rdleigh, Oct, Il, 1852.

The STATE SURVEY. Professor EMMoNs engaged
in the Geological and Agricultural survey ofthe State.
accompanied by his assistant, DR.. McCLANAHAN, ar
rived among US the early part of this week. and has
been for some days making excursions several
of the surrounding country in performance of the du
ties OF his appointment. He has visited Fentress s
mine, which has made rich promise of copper ore
the Hodgin mine. lately extensively wrought for
gold the McCulloch gold mine, now in successful
operation; the iron region above New Garden, and
perhaps some other interesting points. When his
reconnosances are concluded in this section, I'M
dersand that it his intention proceed the val
ley of the Dan and up the through the coal and
lime regions.
We had the pleasure of days excursion with the
Professor, and became thoroughly confirmed in the
opinion which We had before entertained and ex-
pressed, that Gov Reid could not have made bet.
ter appointment to this most important place. Prof.
E. takes to rocks though he had Hreupon them all
his life-knows all about them, what they contain,
what they indicate, what they associated with in
the way of other valuable minerals, &c., as pat as
you know the road MILL His opinions if not lite
rally worth Mint are worth something al the mines,
They are worth too much TO be expressed except
with that prudence and deliberaon which appears 10
be praiss-worthy characteristic of the Professor.
We shall probably hear something from him by way
OF Report before the close Of the Legislature
Greens5orOugh Patriot.
Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1852-10-20
STATE LEGISLATURE.
SENATE.
FRIDAY, Oct. Is, 1852.

FRIDAY, Oct. Is, 1852.
communication was received from the Comptrol-
Ter OF State, in compliance with resolution of the
Senate. asking the amount of collected, &C.,
for the past five years which,
On motion of Mr.. Bower was ordered to be sent
to the House of Commons, with a proposition to
print.
Mr. Washington introduced bill, concerning ju-
rors and Witnesses, for the County of Craven-in-
creases pay of Jurors and witnesses to 81 per day.
Message received from the House, concurring in
the proposition of the Senate. raise Joint COM
mitee to to have skeleton Map of the State prepar-
ed.
Also, transmitting the Engrossed Bill to change the
name of the Cape Fear Steam Boat Company to the
I" Brothers Steamboat Company" which read
first time, and the rules being suspended, the bill
read second and third times, and passed.
The bill reported back from the judiciary commit
tee, yesterday, relative to the repeal of the 25h
52nd chap. Revised Statutes, announced by the
chair as the order of the day, and was read second
time On the question, shall the bill pass its second
reading,
Mr.. Gilmer remarked, that he could see no reason
why the bill should pass. Let the Act in question
remain as it Isl and if found necessary the Legisa-
tuFe could pass Act confirming whatever bills NAV
be passed. before the adjournment
MIR. Caldwell said, the passage of the bill could do
no harm-ts rejection may. He thought it necessary
to repeal the law, unless wanted two distinct
sions of the General Assembly. He looked upon
the present distinct session from the regular BIZ
ennlai session, provided by the Constitution and
unless the law was repealed. they would be compeI
ed to meet on the 3rd Monday in November, which
would be the beginning of another session.
Mr.. Gilmer thought the only question which pre-
sened itself was, is this session of the LegisIa-
ture recognized by the Constitution, ses.
si9f!
mir. Bynum understood Mr.. Caldwell to say, I'M
less the act was repealed, the Legislature must adj
journ.
MIR. Caldwell replied, he was of opinion, that this
is session of the General Assembly, and unless the
law is repealed calling the Legislature together on
the third Monday in November, it will be regular
session.
Mr.. Bynum said, if the law repealed it leaves
provision for the meeting of the regular biennial
sessions-he could for the passage Of
the bill. 1t the bill passes, it would then become
necessary for the Legislature to pass act making
provision for the biennial meeting.
He then moved that the further consideration of the
subject be postponed till LIST Monday in November
next, which motion prevailed.
On motion of Mr. Caldwell, the Senate adjourned
till tomorrow morning, ii o'clock.
Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1852-10-20

The public meeting lately held in New Orleans,
on the subject of the outrages American commerce
at Havana, is the beg inning of strong Anti uban
movement. The ball is set in motion. and it is
not likely to stop short of collision between the
United States and Spain, a revolution in Cuba,
mercal intercourse with Cuba is not to be checked
and yet it cannot be continued without daily colIis-
ions with the Spanish authorities of Cuba. Com
mercal intercourse with the United States is incon.
sistent with the.Spanish power in Cuba. The two
things cannot longer co-exist.
Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1852-10-20

SUCCESSFUL BEAR HUNTING. A few days ago,
George Davenport the Nmrod of the little Dismal ,
Commonly called Wildcat George. from his devotion
10 wood sPoris accompanied by four others. killed
between day-break, and O'Clock, a. m. near Lake
Scnppernong, four Bears. weighing together GA lbs
The largest weighed 2s5 pounds. They were found
in piece of ground, not exceeding 100 in ex
tent, and while the hunters engaged with them
several more made their escape. 1t is seldom that
we have TO chronicle such hunting this.
.. Plymouth PIHaeer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-29
Doiiiieal Notices.

~ seventh Ward.-Tbe Whigs ofilre Nllih Ward
W m ,,o are IN favor Of tho election Of I'D
sCnTr 20 the Presidency OF the tnied States, "a
So, - meet e. Lnrdy's Lave Barracks Of Mad
49, RSigsrss s. THIS (Thusdayl FNEEING, 29th
the pu,oose Of dedicating the Bar scSa and
@,,aujIir z 4 LuudJ's Lene Clnb - - -
a., FRED A. TALMADGf. THEODORE T. TON
TYSON Fec aud A. Z. WILLARD Esq, will be pres
snt and address the Cob BY o.d,r Of
e"' ROBERT MURRAY, Com nittes
r. 5. MCPHERSON, OF
Il w. MORGAN, Arangsmsnts
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
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- when they prefer, they pay IN sdvance ~ o
80 - months OF A wear the rate See oOp -
- Gems Mail Subscribers, Five Dollars per su1 Lss
s-.,re Subscriptions taken for * months To- n -,
800. a 50 Three Dollars In advance required 70 vs6
sk.nses with Country Newspapers Daily rap ~ TO
"a ,1.s cbee y hoae terms higher man thcse OF A
~ go not allowed any difference
4HR NEW-YORK WEEKLY TfI inU
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t..nt,aa every SATURDAY MORNING, ~ "a ttgsntv
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"a POI ah f,r 500 ard the paper IN no case con-
ko,o6 lie time for which ig PAID ACCOMPLISHMENTS
- 80 shsat viii be charged 80 cents per me each
EuR SFMI-WBERbY TRIBUNE
- 80 Tuesday and FRIDAY morning. Pnce "
a. .npum Two copies i2f - lon ~ w.
49,. 3 .e,.s line Tor each insertion
THE NETWORK TRIBUNE
FOR EUROPEAN CIRCULATION
"a u,h.isd on the departure Of ccn Mail oleeiDo. ~.
s,ool Price ca cents copy, OF - per y--' 70 10y co. "
ss,s,t Britain or 81 20 tie Continent postage 'u0'o
THE NEW-YORK TRIBUNE
70. cuIToRNrA oREGoS And Tbs SANDWICH IsL4NpS a
,.-nbshe6 on the departure Of each scnn-hoIuHJ Man
g,saueE PIice . ceuis per copy u ,Tu P,bJi,ber.
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DROADW WAY THEATER-E. A.

I'D MARSHALL, Lessee. THIS EVENING, July y,
srahe Magical sOree of Professor ANDERSON the great
oEnsl Wizard he famous Crystal Cssket Mystic Cabi
net the Mysterious POI folio CsuldTon Fanlsstque; Mys
ferrous Dtappe Aance Of Two Persons suspension Mes
merle &C. AT the concUsOn The Wizard will produce from
sRed Hot Ccbe thousands Of petite Vases Of Ice Cream
m the LADIES' &c Reserved Sess IN Dress Circle % cents
PNQDei, Family Circle and all other seats, % cents.
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HARMS for SALE CHEAP-Ono Of

~ acres stock and crops new house. ana barn, hor
81 7Co: one o6o II 81 sc-s both aesT the a-
ROAD UeU6-Wb good buildings ono % 10 acres nav NJ 10
sd tsfn. one q o. and taTss DIVA
ous other aB Boms ~ be exehsas-d city
pperty s. acres suts,s Tor bull ing O's me Depot
decentralization four tines DAY win the city CAL 0o y
VAL A. PAchc Hotel Saturday, from l1 % 2 other days
Al be Depot Panhsd leave Per 10 l. Norm River, ss
s, 10, ! ano O'Clock daily by Genital Railroad
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DARNUM,S AMERICAN MUSEUM.

ID Admtspee to everything IS cents; children under
Ryears l2t eents Psrquet, &c, l@i cents extra
TIE Coolest Place in New York, well as the most inter
tsnng, is ibis establishment, with its entertainments
LIVING OSTRICH, the ORAN0 OUrANGi LIVING
kkRPENTs, Just received. EVERY AFTERNOON, at s
md EVERY EVENING. At g, WHITES celebrated
ETHIOPIAN SERENADERS, pissOlying Views, Optical
Eeguks kc
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UIO LkT-A Furnished House three

stories with all the r2dr5n, -iny, -, Rot 1ls.-
a. Fos,a.,1n in.mssstely he % q 'p
~ "a No n Bsrk g. 20 No. * bflaa-+1, -P
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4 I PRIVATE SALE-8O BINDING

&c W = II DhI1Ls - 81 DlIUInQ
Lots - ieet BY LOO FEET each utusisd la The CIV 81
fttrHon NtwJersey, about minutes g.k mon The
oepot that plsce, from hence the car, IN a. ~ W..
seyers On sad lots se 20 .to,v av,,I-
~ house with laDdsCHr plaza 10 front e0ntaoi5, MANY
furnished IN sfys There also on the oeeu.
is,s number Of utbonil good well Of water e,t.ra
abundance u al AIdsof Choice fruit md orna ne tai
t-.ts shIuhb.fy 1Ae properly oe.ati-
fully ocsed oyer ok,us The City Of Ps,ersnn and eur
rprIcIng country and ill BE- snd low exchanged sor
Ec,giCik Brooklyn Cry property A portion Of thu
pu cfsss money remain morfsRgs For price and
more full particulars sppy 70 ANTHONY J. BLEEcKER,
Au,ti,pter Nc J Bru.o.st
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pFAUTIFUL villa and COTTAGE

sSTES, Upper Mo'nsania for sale on very
O., etms aud pc-lb property Is not surpassed IN tho
v,rIty OF hewIork for beauty Of location scenery and
ubnty. lNee porto. bssu1uly shaded With ever
and forest trees; Of plots varyin3 from quarter
er, No ~ Pesrl.t Now.York or 70 VIM JARVIS Upper
ii0u isania
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CVRENCH BOARD.-Pleasanr Rooms

Z TO et fu nsltG unfinished, with hl or parta.
board. house vita all the m-Gsr1 Improvements. Oc
CAPPED by FrcIch family, where tie French IA only
s,Oken ana tie English but tte French lssOns given IN
tba TIE lacy will also give rs.OEs tie lld
At the house abroad. References exchanged. Address
No - West 18th -.
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A FARM FOR SALE. of b acres. under

high state ofcutivston pleas nty situated el-
evaou. miles dom NewaTs, y. j., stocked with great
-: t,ceeut good and garden and arge out
buildings On the bm there IL str-an Of spring water,
with s sucisnt 20 raise 10 a. part OF the prems>s
Inquire ~ Whitehead Bro druggist No l5l Green wch.
OF C. = Lnm. Cannfown. " D.
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Real estate for 5Gle.

4 I PRIVATE SALE--Tbe two story
iane House sid L. Of Lot II rognd .he North
- an - - irtt rss, of TN az s6e of'iouse Il
t1I' q 4 Zee. In cepth, 9Th sxtsosicn c1ItaInns
vus sl<e 81 Lot IS y fotset The l,sss hss IS years
q in ~ s'ond rnt q s. ner anuum, with covenant
q twn 'or Is years tae Improvement. 20 Sc p.id for
q TIE end Of the tenn
So tie House srd L.s.- ~ lot on IN IN "a, Of
rosie the shove House, cootslnIng roons
eeeh 81 tts same klrd ~
ET Wllse' terms Ano further psrticulArS apply 20
AZ NUN y bLEEL hEA. AlcL.r..L- No 2 Rr...d
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Gperial Notices.

sSEEW-JfRsEY. Twice daily from NewYOrk 70 EsstOn,
70 Leaving at o'c Oh, A. NJ, aud o'clock r Nd. Oics
d. ~ Broadway, New-York.
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NASTLE GARDEN-FRIDAY, July

~ z " Z 1TE0, a
Tie SISTERS RouAset Caroline Theresiue, Adelaide, snd
Cemeutius,
ieiher with all the French Opera and Vaudeville COM T.
npe er the direction Mons kio Full Corps de BAL
H. Full Orchestra under the dlIs ctOn OF hesS aim
40 Cue,in Further pa ucaars Will be daly announced
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BOARD in WILLIAMSBURGH.--

Smgls be"errsn, ~ G-neHl-n shI helr Nlvee, csu
n. ~. ssg from Peck-sp ard Divison-sVeHue Ferries
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-29
COUNTRY BOARD-Wanted for the

~ the month Of August sh iy County Dwelling vi. i
ia two three hours ride Of the city a place the VA
leI preieredJ cor family consisting Of Gentleman and h,
Wife ard CHILDREN, and servant Dchildien from 10 y
yesss ridi Azores j. c. No. 100 Celtres, with foil
Particular.
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ruR NEw.YORK TRIBUNE

-o,cr,ropStA OREGON AND The SANDWICH IaLhNDS
=. sabSsbed on the departure Of each seni-Monty Man
a,s.ueF Price .. cents per copy: -, TIL phliher.
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E~ mrs. a.. N. Fowler, NJ, D., win consult with
b{ss medically her redepce, No IS East Broadway
kura AN 10 Pm.
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VUE LARGE BASEMENT, mos. 500

IA 8,e Rrosdwayl TO LET-5eios Rfly feet wide y
- TO- deem and suitable for Restaurant Amply 70 y L
WAr+aEL,AN. No 81 3dsv, from 70 A. NJ, and 70 7
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-29
ROOMS rear WASH.
SINGLE GENTLEMEN accommodated

with Board at No H. BiyDgtou-1t, tie Bowegy,
" It'll all Bedrooms Rooms % l3Or. Gentleman ana
IA IL and Sin gl- isdS sccomIn04a tsd.
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V'O LET--Rooms with Steam Power.
q Arrlyto ...,,.u.
Gouscs uOantco.

WANTED in BROOKLYN, in the
w neighb'rhood,f. h.r Fulton or South s.'ry. two
O. treestory Htne s3fahc for Ismall fan H. Posssson
"llred trcu ,t - prsih-r next Adde'S w : Boz Nc
.,ti- PCS: Otics srlire .,cs.iou snd rent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-29

EOR SALE-Tbe superior, Gght- draft
schooner MARY AND SUSAN. nov lying at the
Atlantic Docs Brooklyn. is tuns bu1sn. bnt al North
Carolina entirely OF oak, end recently paE ia complete
Cr. sha j. three years old hgut dsait " water well
f1ird in sails end 1gpg and eyerJ wsy superior vessel
he cosstiIg usds n LoI dsp0ssd u a. private sale,
che viii he sold at Auction 70 close a concerni on
" EDNESDAY the 18th OF August
n l. MeCREADY & co, No 9i South ..
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Amnsements.

NllBLO'S GAKDEN--JoHN SEXTON,
~ MaDsger-THIs EVENING, July %,
0vERTJ EE....Nal d'Adour .........'... Halevy
10 be followed by the famous domesc Drama OF
THE TOODLES!
foodles .........Mr Burton Mrs Toodles Mrs Dyott
Fnni Acorn. Mr Howard Mary Acorn. Mr. Skerrett.
To con lude with THE MUMMY.
fphy Tramp Mr. Burton Larry OBsthershin. Johnston
Hckes 80 DocIsopsn at 10 commence at o'clock
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GREAT PRIZE NIGHT. at Sacramen-

Ca ifcrnia, betTeen Thomson, me trainer OF t,sr
Al Willie the Cali Ornia Giant. fn repOr 81 ths 1gI.
m be found l. The National Police Gi1stte OF this week
low ready Also the g. ookyn Parsod aod O. WI ke-s l-
ter ON California N'3. OHce No Il Ann-st. SOLD every
where at cents per COPY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-29
CLlFrON, STATEN iSLAND.-For

sale BUILDING Tor. and Cottage Sites, Mar
ruHF in the al and drs able part Of Clifton Tho
avenues seventy feet WIDE, and the extreme purity Of
tie waer with the beauty OF the view commanding the
Bay City, aud Na'ows tie exquisite drives and walks and
being the vicinity of churches schools and other sdvan
aSes render IL the et active residence In the uogh
ohold of this city The ferry landing present
within half mile, hut STEAMBOAT dock will he mme-
iaey erected In Out Of this property snd tho soasof the
Two ferries run regularly 20 the island every hour Apply
10 " Al W. VAN WAGENEN, Posts Buifinss, Han
oyerst. OF WIN MCLEAN. Stapleton, Staten Island.
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rJOR SALE OR TO LET.-A bcaati-

NOR SALE OR TO LIZA 0ealtl-
FOL Cottase hufson, LeiaAnbis COlniy. ire
-. Il conysnisnty lsrructsd- N cDiuplete Jasi ara
-r located abe grounds tssteisy id ous
= 90 sip an abundance and variety Of choice lul trees,
- 4 f.e snrlbsry and p.rs There also afgs Ntcben
,,Tden ana an nbundant sDpy 81 voter ~ The Dot Ii
sthin I'VE minutes walk n cHuIoh, an sceasny, two
,b. fst Office and the station VI the railroad b. Which
" 4 ies, thsn lof hsurs distant from New York There ara
Al n our daily conngf csgns Of railroad sod fssmtoAt
with N.s.YoTk the iOSaon, wh, postessng D 80 adj
tsss 3. oecuaTy healthy retired and pleasant ard 10 10
ose.sd there are few PLACES u ~ KIDD 1esfaDls-
rhs property will bs odd accommodating Lsms. ard br
very lo- orss FOR tenn4 Ge- apply 10
IAkiEA 3. SLuIIkk. No. 9 Nsllst.
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~ Diarrhen and summer COmpiaints.-In
ali ordinary cases 81 CKERS FARlNA, boiled with Milk
ia not oby pleasant but ecsciOus remedy, and pre-
Pared with east labor. It's character pslatab and
hshu summer food for those OF weak digestive powers
FOR the ased as well children aud infants Is now firmly
established the medical faculty and the public
ly To had OF the principal druggists and groceTs
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tat -FOR SALE-A Pcrfumcrv
Summer Retreats.
TAPEISLAND BATaING-NA-

~ TIOhAL HAbb.-This iarzo aud el-Iant ho-
tel is open for me The public will ind ths
house Q1sl 70 the beat American hets s-locscoa few
eps from tee sanse nth magnificent VI tho Ocean
AARON GARRETSON. Propnetor
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IA S II l. + GARDEN -FRENCH IL
~ HEHER, PropTietors-THIS EVENING, Pro-
isor HONEY aud SON viii execute some OF their most
Astonishing Poses ans Classical Groupings combining all the
ength end Ggy Of The Herculean Athlete with the grace
q he Gszee Overture by the Orchestra. After which,
Pot HONEY IN his woa6eTtul LeTfomsnc- entitled Mighty
Deeds Of Atlas HERR CLINE on the TIGHT ROPE.
Admission q cents Doors opened ~ o'clock TO com
nenoe az g. Adciission curing the Day, l2i cents.
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" Ipdustrial Home Association No: 3.

80
lBon Buildings, No los BOwery, on FRIDAY EVENING,
July So This Association organized the same plan as
No Mount Ner0on The land Is located in an elevated
position between Williams Bridge and Mount NernOa add
eOnms ds fine Wow Of Long Island Sound the Palisades,
d the surrounding country 1t will he LAID out in acre. hall
nd plos PUnctuai attendance OF the mem
m and all those wishing TO join is particularly requested
Of raising the Initiation fee viii come before
he meeting Copies OF the Constitution sId BY Laws can
h had 1T the following places: D. Oven No Ala Broad
va,; w. b Smith, No II Na,skust G. A. Cooper, No
no BariOw.st j COmmeTford, No 45i Broadway; }. A.
Bspdsucb No 1856 Spring and the Hall on the evening
Of meeting. j. COhdElIf OItD, FreAoeht'
ia. HANDsUCH, Secretary.
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aNOIINT WASHINGTON HOUSE.

MOUNT WASHINGTON HOUSE
I'VE By HORACE FABYAN, White Mountains, y n
This celebrated Hotel Is situated at the Got OF the western
sof II the White Mountains and in fun view OF the en-
the range Of their ofest SUBMITS Pesons travelling Tor
pleasure tr sport here enjoy pure mountain ar PIC
uesque scenery and the streams OF the hs Noun
tsins large and splendid stud Of Ponies will he found 81
this House avs in readiness for those wishing to ascend
the NOuntan-sse end fooed-mOst OF them having
had traipg of two or three years. with intelligent and
septIeInanly Guides HORACE FA8YAN, Proprietor
JENNINGS Assistant late Of the St. Johns5Gy HOUSE.
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EOR SALE--Flftv. eipht acrss of Land,

g tar-e mile. from nilLznsburgh toward Sewte~n,
flt4Lis oT dividing into village lots u miles es", ~
~ Enoinq Of tie = LIT 'efy HeSrowD ctesL
triis ffon the plank road witch stages run &c -
,1yy for CENT On the pe-nsss there iNs, uosS,
barn &c Apply 10 WAThIN HldE ootFsas' ~A''
d Broadway add 0rane.t Nev-YoFs
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ITO LkT.-To let, the second story o.
L-u,e n. leg Fast 2Iit-st. 20 seo'sel sm.lyi o1s
bsTier no srtn C. cIen orsfstr'd Wo1'a ssI ms
ve.r,F ease II shols prenBsa Apply On toe plon-i
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Uants.

A S Cook, by respectable Woman; is
"a coed Baker Washer and lrcuer would have no
objection the country give the best of city
references Inquire at No. ig6 Housonst second floor
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''''' 10" price ~ JA is- 81 tyS No w.,

EVOR SALE-A very desirable Lot in
j tie village Of NoUpt Vernon 100 feet BY iS fronting
- ~, betgee fth and jhss, a6d about half nile
from tie railroad cErGt For further psric1lsn a9pJ 70
4. {. III" Is, No. 81 Broadway, u2 stairs