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OFFICE RICHMOND FIRE ASSOCIATION }

July Jtn, 800. }
r. At meeting of the Board of Directors, held
this date the following resolution wss unanimously
adopted:
Rss0loed That the thanks of this Association be,
and they are hereby rendered to Mr. Thos Dud-
ley, MIR Jos Fl Crenshaw Mrs Xix, of the Edgemont
House, Mr. Geo Z Taylor, and others in the neigh.
burhood who SO kindly and hospitality entertained
the Firemen ON the occasion of the .e at Mr James
Thomas, jr, tobacco factory.
A copy Of the proceedings.
jy13 mo. II BOSHER, Sec
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The monument to the captors of Major AM
dre to be erected at Tarrytown, is to consist
of three blocks of marble, with shaft forty
feet in height, on which suitable inscription
will he engraYed.
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w Marion Division No S, s. of IT,

E Marion Division No 5, 9. of t.
At regular meeting OF Marion Division No 5, Sons
OF Temperance, held at Union Temperance Hall,
June Both, $50. the following officers elected
for the ensuing quarter, viz: VIM Johnson w
P; d l. Cabot, w A; A 6 Saunders, Z S. Thomas J
Minor, A K 81 David Wright T s; B T Wes, T;
G Matthew'S, C; w Harwosd, A c; w Ivey, 81
VIM Elan, s; s Nj Price, c.
D WRIGHT, R. 5.
Marion Division No S, meets at u. T. Hall on
Franklin street, four doors above the Exchan q
Hotel, at O'Clock, every Thursday evening.
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Cusr0x HOUSE AT NoRroLK-Tbe new
custom Mouse in this city is progressing ra-
p'diy' as we learn by the papers. workmen
detions. oN"
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SOUTHERN ENTERPRIsE.-The Charleston
Courier states that MIR. Darid Riker, of the
firm of Haker & Riker, of that city, in
forms it that his firm have secured a contrac t
with the New Orleans, Oupelousas,and Great
Western Railroad Company to supply all the
cast iron work that company may require for
their railroad. Messrs. H. g. X. are exten-
sve iron manufacturers of Charleston. We
are glad to see our Southern manufacturers
going ahead. ...
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The house in which the Declaration of indie
pendence was written, at the corner of Seventh
and High Tor Market) streets, Philadelphia, Ii
now occupied as clothing store and printing
office.
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= Travis Rosser, Esq, former resident Of
petersburg, now Secretary Of Minnesota, arriy.
Cd atSt. Pauls on the 18th Of June. The peo.
PIE Of that place appear 10 be well pleased with
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Mr.. Wise, the eronaut, thinks that with
an expenditure of $25 900 he can construct a
balloon with which he can cross the Atlantic
in FORTY Eight hours.
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CoNT1NuED.-The case of Timothy Ryan, whom
it is alleged committed an assault upon the person
o. Mary Collin, some days since, was continued
until to-day, owing to the absence of Witnesses
Ryan gave security for appearance at Court in the
sum of $500.
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ARRIVAL OF DR.. ACHILLI.-Among the
passengers arrived from Liverpool, is the Rev.
DIR. Achili, with his wife, child and servant
This is the same Achili whose legal contro
versy with the Rev. DR.. Newman excited
so much interest in the religious community.
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CoNMITTED.-Walter Bradley, from Indian Town,
and William Cole from Henrico county, free negroes,
were on yesterday committed to Jail in default of
free papers.
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DRowNED.-The name of the German girl who
was drowned in Ha4all's Mil race on Monday
evening, was Henrietta Heinlein and not Shelly, as
stated Yesterday.
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1A courtof examination was held yester.
day morning at Petersburg, to investigate the
case Of Augustus d. Lipscomb, for s.abbing
John O'Day, on the Alb inst.
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RAILROAD DRAwBRIDGEs.-There would
seem to lie no positive security for railroad
trains required to pass drawbridges short o.
an absolute stoppage of the train in order to
ascertain that all is right before proceeding.
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70 At regular meeting OF Mcdowell Division,
No &c. Sons OF Temperance, held on Tuesday,
July 5th, 1853, the following officers were elected
for the present.quarter: Il Sanxay, w P; w
Pendleton, w A; J III Price, K S; o NJ Price, r S;
Price, F s. A 5 Lyons r; VIM Allen, c.; VIM
Taman, A G.; J II Riddick s; G D Peasants
. s; A Lee, c..
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILRoAD.-Re.
ceipts for Jane.-The total receipts for the
month are said to have been about 100000,
being nearly 10000 more than was anticipat.
ed. The low water in the Ohio, the excessive
hot weather, and the slack business season,
all combined to warrant great falling of in
both trade and travel. 1t was a rumor of the
character of this report that caused an i'm.
provement in railroad shares at the stock board
on Friday and Saturday.
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- ROPER q MURRAY, UNDER:
0SA TAKERS, Governor street, between
Main and franklin. fe 2S-ly
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The Marble Quarries of Vermont are gain
ing a reputation abroad as we'll as at home
Two blocks of Vermont Marble, weighing one
ton each, have been ordered from Rome, for
the purpose of making bust. This order is
from an Italian artist who prefers the West
Rutland Marble to that of his own country.
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80, Dr. ohm Il. " alInnii, II Omeopa-
DNSA thic Physician, Office on Governor
street, nearly opposite the Governors House.
NH I4-6m+
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STEALING.-Jordan, a negro boy, whose grand pa
rents were set free by Judge Lyons of Hanover
county, and who it is sad is free in fact but slave
at law. was examined before his Honor Monday
and yesterday the charge of matching some loose
change from the hand of person in the Lower Mar.
ket Saturday evening" and the charge being proven,
he ordered fogging
The young rogue not content with his larceny in
the market, attempted to relieve the pockets of a
prisoner with whom he was locked up in the cage,
but the contents of said pocket being small and the
swner wide awake, Jordan was foiled in his light
fingered effort The Mayor committed Jordan, and
also his mother, to Jail, for the purpose of making
further enquiry their right to freedom and free
papers.
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60 CITY HOTEL FOR RENT AND
Msl FURNITURE FOR SALE.-The subscriber
oeslrous of retiring from Hotel keeping will sell
his lease on the Hotel, which expires LIST of March,
1855, and all the Furniture belonging to the same
The Hotel is too well known to need any further
description The Furniture is all new, and equal to
any in the city, especially the bedding For further
particulars, enquire of w. GoDDIN or the sub
scriber. THUS NJ ROY.
jy Baldwin
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spIRIr nF THE PRESS.

The Times of yesterday affirms that the
Southern Democratic journals, without an ex.
cep,ion, so far as it has observed, justify and
applaud General Pierce in heaping honors on
freesoilers. Their course. It says, is in ignoble
contrast with that Of many prominent journals
and politicians of the North who have been
seen speaking out fearlessly in condemnation
of the President Of their choice for no other
reason than that he had taken the enemies OF
the South to his bosom.
The Examiner ridicules the action of con-
ventions lately held in divers parts of the
country to discuss the propriety and possibili-
~ ofre-organizing the Wing party and with
respect to Virginia, expects to hear in a few
years OF long procession of disappointed
Wings vending their way from Underwater,
Piedmont, the Valley, and the Trans.Allegba.
ny sections of the State TO Utah, Deseret and
New Mexico, and striving, amid the buffaloes,
wolves and Indians of the far West, to forget
their woes and found a new Jerusalem.
The Morning Mail remarks, with reference
to the Anti. Bible Convention recently held in
Connecticut, that the New England philoso.
pliers are running their heads against the
foundations Of eternal truth, when they seek
to unseat the Almighty from his throne, and
| brand the Bible with the stamp OF falsehood
II thinks they might better employ themselves
| at some occupation of useful industry, cult.
vate msdesty and humility, and, il they must
reject all that an enlightened world believes
sacred and divine, keep their nonsense to them.
selves.
The Wing speculates upon the candidates
for the Speakership of the next House of Rep
| resentatives-considers the reelection of the
Hon. Lynn Boyd doubtful, and that some free
soiler will be eected-the empty professions
OF comforting that honor upon one of the Eem.
bers from Virginia to the contrary notwith.
standing.
The Enquirer refers favorably to an article
in the Washington Union. and states that the
position it assumes for the administration will
be satisfactory to the country, and the princi.
pies it announces, and policy it lays down, if
faithfully and fearlessly adhered to, will con-
solidate the national Democracy and perpetu.
ate its power in the Union. The country, i,
says, here sees the intention of the administra.
ton, the future will show with what honesty
it is ammo unced, and with what resolution and
ability it is carried into execution.
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MErEoRoInoy

METEoROLOGY.
Extract from Meteorological Journal E>,f by NJ
ID Turner, at his school rooms
MEAN TEMPERATURE or THE MONTHS
JAM Feb Mar Apl May / june. M,ns
1855 $50 4 40 40 $50 $50 7es 20
AMOUNT or Balm IN INCHES.
JAM Feb Mar. Apl / MAY i june. I su,o.
l ls s s5s a ass - 81 81 e q III Sss
FORCE OF vAPoR No.
1858 As SO 81 ISL ssI 1911 "a
RELATIVE HUMIDITY Mns
1883 762i 1853 ia 665 6zOi A7I co
May 1853
Barometer: Mean, 1885 inches; maximum 10 1eA.
minimum, 70 564; range, 500
Thermometer: Mean, $50 1; maximum, sos miuim.
UNI, 45p s.; range, AZ g. -
Heavy Rains: On the 10TH GA inches ON the 24tb Of
Prevailing Wind-South West ~
The FREELY first appeared at night, on the 9th.
June 1853
Barometer: Mean, q, 932 inches; maximum 9DIg7.
minimum, 2s,7l3; range 474
Thermometer Mean, 76' 2; maximum, 1892; rninin-
UNI, $50; range, 49,
Rains: On the 7th, SO inches; on the 18th 20. an
the 17th, 46; on the 23rd Is; all being thunder
showers.
Hot Days: On the 3rd, 90; on the 4th 90: on tia
18th, Ole; on the 10th, gle on the 2lst gOs s. an
the 22d, 90; on the s3rd, 96s; the 2ath a.; on
the 29th 99s, on the 3Oth le3; this last day being
hotter than has been known for years.
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Captain Porter, of Memphis, Tenn, says
the Nashville Banner, the inventor of the cele-
brated gun. has sold his interest Zone half to
Ex.Goy. ]. G. Jones, for 10000. Senator
Jones is in Washingto city. organizing com.
papy with CAPITAL of $S00,000.
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SURVEY OF THE RAPPAHANNoCK RIVER
The corps of officers under command of Capt
Palmer, Of the U. 8. Coast Survey, have com.
pleted their survey of the Rappahannock river
from Fredericksburg down to Port Royal, and
postponed the farther prosecution of the work
till the month of October-as we learn from
the Fredericksburg Herald.
n The renowned Barnum having been
assailed by an editor in New York. defends
himself in spicy card in which he attributes
the assaults to his stopping the editors habit
ofgetting loans at his museum. He says that
repeated attempts ofthe editor to "renew ami
cable relations with my lB.'s) iron chest hav-
ing proved plovokingly unsuccessful" his SEQ.
lumns have since poured forth bitter evidences
Of his disappointment" That is pretty good
-"'renew amicable relations with my iron
chest" is capital The editor had better let
Phineas alone.
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HUsrINGs URT-YEsTERDAY.-Before Recorder
Pulliam and Aldermen Farrar, Wingield Taylor and
Tyrer.
Terrence Cassidy who kicked up such shindy at
the house of Elizabeth Ann Hubbard, on the evening
of the 10Th of June last, knocking down the woman
and cutting Mrs H. with knife, was yesterday
examined before this court on the charge of mali
ciously stabbing Miss Hubbard and recognized in the
of $500 to appear for trial that charge at the
Circuit Court next fall.
Daniel NJ Gordon examined the charge Of
malicously cutting negro named Jasper, slave,
with Ratchet on the 18th of June last. The evil
dence went to show that the negro commenced the
difficulty and that Gordon acted in self defence, and
Gordon accordingly discharged from farther pros
ecution
The judgment of the Mayor in the cass of Alexan.
der Jackson, free negro, sentenced to receive 20
lashes for misdemesnor, from which judgment an
appeal taken to this court, was, on yesterday,
confirmed members of the court being in favor of in
ereasing the punishment, to SO lashes.
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Miss Laura Shields fell dead in Cincinnati,
on the evening Of the 1,h inst, while dressing
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. RnTANIC PRACTICE OF ME

n~ BOTANIC PRACTICE OF ME.
- DICINE.-DOCTOR E d. ROBINSON
continues to offer his services 10 the afflicted and
especially to those suffering with chronic and sup
posed incurable forms of disease The DIR. has
been engaged in the practice of Medicine twenty
years-the last twelve in this city, and, therefore,
can give satisfactory reference. Thousands who
Dragging out a miserable existence with Dys-
pepsia, Rheumatism, Bronchitis, Fluor Albus,
Dropsy. Neuralgia, Paralysis, Scrofdls, Liver Com
plaint Disease of the Lungs, Fistuls sc, might be
speedily relieved, and many permanently cured -
Persons at distance would do we'll to come to the
city and remain until their health is restored.
Extracting Teeth only IS cents.
Office ON Franklin, between 18Th and 18th SIS.
Secret forms of disease treated with great sue.
cess jy i2--2t<
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.;n,,or will, like a certain French sdraH' when
Eta ,b., Nature contradic,ed his views, exs
claim, "very veil, den, % mach de cerss for
Natare.n We are not opposed to having the
profession held accountable in gross cases OF
ignorance or malpractice; but think that the
law is often pushed too far II other probes
.;ons and trades were held to such strict &C.
count, in cases where mere error OF judgment
had been committed, we doubt whether law
yer would ever dare engage in suit, or d.
vine preach sermon. We do not wonder al
the fact that some of the most eminent OF the
New Hampshire physicians now refuse to treat
fractured limb, without bond TO be held
h armless,
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AGRICULTURAL ASSOCIATION IN FREDE.
RIcKsBURG.-An Agricultural Association
was formed in Fredericksburg on Saturday
last. The following gentlemen were chosen
officers of the Association: VIM. Pollock,
President; Major S. Crutchfeld, Vice Presi
dent; J. H. Kelley, Secretary and Treasurer.
A constitution was adopted, and the Society
resolved to unite with the Rappahannock So.
ciety in their annual exhibitions, provided the
place of holding them should alternate, begin
ming with Port Royal on the 10th of November
next.
Measures were taken to procure subscrip-
tons to carry out the objects of the Associa.
ton.
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I'd EVAIL GROCERY FOR sALE.-The
N subscriber, intending to make change in his
business offers for sale for cash. the stock and FIX
lures of his Grocery, situated Ia pleasant part CT
the city, which has good run of city and country
trade
ANY one wishing to commence business would
do well to purchase.
JAMES A HARDIE,
iy 1875 Union Hill.
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40 BBLs. CRUSHED AND PULYE.
tO RISED Sugar, receiving this morning.
~ IS BACON a. BASKERVILLE.
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ACCIDENT. Yesterday morning, fine looking
lad about eight years old, named Robert Ryland
WslthaIl SON Of Mr.. Christopher Walthall, while
riding upon the same horse with another lad named
James Krischmann, near the Mills of Messrs.
Haxsll, was thrown of violently upoa the stones.
and the lad Robert was taken up senseless. The
other escaped without injury Robert was Sc
verely bruised upon the side OF the head and chest
bat after receiving prompt attention from DR..
Haskins was so far recovered to be sble to pro-
coed homeward with little assistance. 1t IL won.
derful how he could have escaped with his life. A
full grown person. from his greater weight, falling
in the same manner, in the midst of rough stones
and pebbles, would most surely have fractured his
skull or met with other injuries which would have
bees, probably, fatal
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& MITHFEELD HAMS-Smsll and very nice.
y For sale by JAMES SHELTON,
jy 10 Cor Broad and sth streets
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X PITTOONs.-Brass, Britannia, Rockingham,
- China end Jspaned Spittoons, suitable for the
Parlor or Counting House. For sale at 1877 Main
street,
jy Is BULKLEY e. CO.
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Dow ID Z Il 1900 kegs Da Poat's Blasting
ahoat and expected by the time the Canal
opens
1000 kegs Sporting and Blasting in Magazine
100000 feer Safety Fuse for sale by
jy l3 EDWIN WOaTdAM CO.
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NEW EL0UH.-Tsifsferros New Flour in
" halt and whole barrels-said t. be very supe-
rior. For sale by JAMES B SHELTON,
jyl3 at Cor Broad and 9Th streets.
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RECEPTION OF PRESIDENT PiERcE.-In ac-
cordance with his acceptance Of the invitation
to be present at the Inauguration oil the EAhi-
bition of the Industry of all Nations, IN New
York on Thursday next, the l4th iDst., Pre-
sideut Pierce left Washington on the afternoon
of the IIth en- route for that city. He intended
TO reach Baltimore at half past o'clock, P.
NJ. where he was to be received at the Cam.
den street depot by the civil authorities and
citizens, and, with military escort, be con.
Quoted in carriages to Barnum's hotel, where
a handsome suit of apartments had been pro-
vided.
The President was to remain in Baltimore
until yesterday morning. Id. 49,. d. 80
The President was accompanied by the
Secretary OF the Treasury, the Secretary O:
War, the Attorney General, and by his Pi.
va,e Secretary. After witnessing the opening
of the Exhibition, on Thursday next, the
President will return to Washington wihou,
delay, arriving there at the close of the week.
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ri OTICE OF CO.PAKTNkRsHIP.-
~ WELLINGTON GODDIN having associated
with him in his business of Auctioneer for the sale
of real estate, Mr. JAMES APPERS ON, they will
conduct the said business hereafter, under the firm
of GODDIN d. APPERSON.
w. GODDIN,
J. L. APPERSON
Richmond lime 9th 1953 ~ I3-3t
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NREE.PAPERs LOST.-Lost, on or about
II The LIST instant some where in the city, my Free
Papers. reward of 81 will be paid for their de
livery at this Office. -
SAMUEL P. VANDERVALL,
ivI3-1t* free man of color.
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CNOUND.-A Green Silk Parasoi, left on
l. our counter by two Ladies. on the 9Th inst:
jy l3-2t* HART d MOSES.
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G. FOR SALE OR RENT, q new House,
ZEE containing seven Rooms, Kitchen, &c, on
Ma email street, above Brook Avenue, aad rear kr
4 Beaziey Apply to ] NJ Underwood, or
" 1876 IT SUBLETT g. BRO.
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bacon sIDks.-20 hhds prime sides; hid
- country Hams, for sale by
jy - EDWIN WORKMAN e. CO.
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nIssOLUTiON.-rh Go partnership mere
- totore existing between the undersigned was
dissolved by mutual consent on the End inst M
LUCIANI, from that date, became the sote proprla.
7th streets and DOMINGO FRANCESCA of the
Restorative ON the corner of 17th and Grace SITS.
JIM LUCIANI,
l3-3t* for Dominica Franceschi.
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a. HORSE FOR SALE.-The sub
A2Vscriber has for sale large and gentle
W 0rk Horse, sound and about eight years old.
PHILIP RAHM, Eagle Foundry,
iv l3-3t Cary, between Pearl and 18TH SITS
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TRAVELLING AND LADIES' WORK
L BASKE rS-A large assortment of Travelling
and Work Baskets made of Sea Grass and Palm
Leaf This style of basket is found to be very
durable. They can be found at
BULKLEY cos,
jv IL l37 Main street
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dstly. commanding ths difaeul.y wt.l Mra Hasnss.

Derry, commencing the dffaculty with MIRA Haynes.
Did not see any blows passed.
The Mayor then required Mrs. Hughes TO give
Else security To keep the peace, snd warmed her to
keep quiet house in future. Mrs. II promptly
gave the security-ssid abe had never kept any
thing else but Q quiet house, and thanked the
Mayor for his advice. The witnesses were recog-
nised to appear before the Grand Jury In the case
Of an Indictment for keeping house of III fame.
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T OsT, on yesterday, small box containing
IL set of Artificial Teeth. The Finder will be
literally rewarded, by leaving them at the office of
DR. WaVt or at this office " l3-3t
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u q " FOX sALE.-The subscribers
- have for sale good and strong Buggy, tor
enc or two Horses. bargain can be had by sp-
plying 20
iy l3 MOTT g. CO.
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T OOkING GLASS PLATES.--Every size
Ii of the above article can be found at
BULKLEY & CO.'S,
iyl3 1877 Main street.
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WKAs.-Gunpowder and BLACK Teas, Of most
J. superior quality. for sale BY
jy 10 - EDWIN W0RTHAM 4 CO.
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Together with a large assortment Of Instruction
Books for The Piano Forte, Organ, Melodeon, VIC
lin, ACCORDION, Guitar, and other Musical instru.
ments-at the lowest prices jy Is
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ENOR SALE, three acres OF Land, with small
Il framed House thereon This Land lies on me 1,
Brook Turnpike, about half mile above me Ion
10 II Agents, Pearl street.