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CsIrIssscn, CadstGaaog1.
M'CREERY & HOOKE.
CO77ON FACTORS
COMMISSION AND FORWARDING MERCHANTS,

COMMISSION AND FORWARDING MERCHANTS,
CHARLESTON, S. c.
WYE have established in this city House f,r the sale
w of ALL country PEODroE and NASUYAcrUREs-or the
receiving and forwarding Of gOos, and the fling Of orders
in this market TO which will give street sOnal
tentioH.
Our X NJ Hooks has been long known 10 the business
of Tennesses, Georgia and Alabams Commission
Merchant al Chattanooga, aad our tE.NcIs McCEEyHY,
through his connection with shepherd McCreery x Co
of Charleston 10 Merchants generally trading in this city,
and are that long knowledge of the business of
the West will enable to discharge satisfactorily every
duty entrusted to our charge.
Charleston offers better facilities for the shipment Of
goods with despatch from Europe and the North than
city the Southern Se4board having the advantage OF
regular lines OF Sailing Packets Liverpool and Boston,
and also communication With New York, Phil4de
phis. Baltimore snd Havana
The rates all descriptions Of freight 10 and from
Charleston pow the sameas 10 Savannsh
DoysQ--6mstriw McCIEERT HOOKE
GOODS SUITABLE FOR THE SEASON!
T UST received from New York
81 Coppersu Iron Coal Scuties and Vases very elegant
A large sortmenl Of Tea TRAYS various stSlas:
Richly cut and polished IRE Irons, ia se:.s
Stands tor hre-irOns, oil patterns;
Handsomely Jal aimed Piafe Wsiuers
Dixon's tine BTittania Tea Sets
Carved Bread TrencheVs and Knives;
Copper aud Block Tin Tea Kettles;
Oyster Dishes, Beef Steak Do Co5ee Greeiues
SCUM Tureens and Ladies'; Coffee UTns;
Toilet Sets OF Foot Tubs. SOp Jar and zter Carrier
Nut Picks Nut Crackers, Napkin Rings;
Table Mats, Sugar Npr+ ia Cork S-rer-;
Lard and Oil Lamps, ltvn kitcEea llanlps;
Crunb Brushes, Piste EuSbe-, busting BIusbes
Hearth Brushes and BFOoa-. Felihrr Busters.
Foot ScIapers Dog Irons. FiIe Carriers: ...-
Door Mats Of varocs kinds and al very low prices;
Fine Ivory handled Cutlery;
Cutlery with Bone. boay, Cocoa aud Horn handles,
Beef CsTvers, Bread Knives, CoDSs knvrs;
Clothes Baskets, Market Baskets Work Baskets;
Cedar Buckets, ChuIns, Water Cans, &c 4c:
Wooden Ware Of all descriptions;
.Sance Pans, from half pint upwards;
lfou do, lined with zinc and euamri-t:
Batter cake Turner's, Egg Whips and Churuzs
Butter hOulds, Sifters salt Stamps;
Pie Plates Of all patterns Batter Cake Pans:
Cake Boxes, Tea Csnistefs;
Iaieu, aud Plain Sad Irons; Toy Sad irons;
Japanned Ware of all kind:
Nurse Lamps, complete for ladies' ard inyziids:
Bachelor Lamps, for heating or making coffee IN
three minutes
We are constantly receving from New York accsssops
30 stock OF House furnishing Goods and can supply a,
short notice any articles not to be foEnd in this citv
nov. 2j. SNOW, MACKENZIE 4 CO
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NOTICE

VIE 20 partnership Agreement beretoSors existing
Il tween Aaron Stretch aud Henry H. Orr Is diSsSlvsa
oy mutual consent Aarnn Stretch having pu-ch4ss5 -
Henry H. Orr his entire interest in tie Drug buaSs =
endng notes accounts, &c. vii, continue lie Dr, Egs
ness at the old stand, and will give his IN TidI
10 the busineis A4POS s,rt5.-.s..s -.,si'''~''
January IS 1s55-janl5t HENRY n ON
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NASHVILLE SAVINGS IEsTTTUTToy
No. 50 EoIlpaa &c..

RECEIVES DEPOSITEs IN ANY S0M. PAYsgTz
4 = On demand pays interest on dspostes CSRTIFJ-
5o VIII oe issued for money deposited for speoEet
period, aud special rates of interest allowed
JanLS-lm CHARLES A. PTIIER Trn7Srre-
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WINTER BOOTS 4 SHOES.

WINTER BOOTS Il SHOES.
~ ENTS Superior stitched Calf ". p. boots.
II " FUdged a. {"
Stout Calf Cork sole
Calf u welt
d" Thick Sole " p. Shoes.
Super Pump Sole Dress Calf Boots.
With large assortment OF Bows, Youths & Children's
Cali and Kip Boots,
just opened and for sale at The lowest prices
KAHAGE d CHURCH
del5 AZ College Street
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ESTABLISHED Isf5!
THOMPSON & Co.
Permanently Located at No. 81 Public Square.
HAYING determined to pursne our Oi,f-jasli0Esd
l. Eeoncmedl Sts'sD Of a0ag business will remain
Old stand and with enlarged facilities we expect
greatly to increase sales during the present year. by
selling goods at smaller prefts than ever
PRICES REDUCED.
Irish Linens, Rich Dress Silks Winter Dress Goods aud
all kinds OF Lace Goods at reduced prices
ianl2 IHOaRSoN co. No. 81 Public Square
PROFESSIONAL NOTICE.
II announcing his removal to No North Spruce st DR.
Il ROBERT MARTIN would gratefully recur 70 the lib
eial patronage he has enjoyed in this community and
would reasSnre his friends and The public that prompt az
teniion wiu be given to all calls in his profession
ian7-lm
ANDLES! !CANDLES!!-5O boxes hard pressed
OSuumer Mould Candies Just received and for sale by
ACREA h TERRASS
Ao'lL broadway
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DIR. 4. W. GRAY

NFFlCE No. Cherry street. opposite Judge Cstrons
Hotel. jau29 '54-tl.
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HARDWARE AND CUTLERY.

& WOULD respectfully inform the public that "a
EsA they have taken the above well known stand H
for the purpose Cf carrying the HARD <<ss=A
WAKE BUSINESS in all ITS varieties. TheT invite deal
ers IN Hardware to call and examine their stock which
now complete and will be found comprise every article
in their line Iianla-iF
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GARDELLE. LOUIS DELiiGI
GARDELLE & DELAIGLE,
FACTORS AND co4MISsIoE MERcHAETs.

dNVO'I'IV1iIIV " HAhs, :"
CHARLRsToS, y. C.
IRERAL advances made su Consignment. of p,.-+;
IL Prompt attention paid to Receiving aud Forwsrdip
Goods. :
RsFEskycEs-Rusiiu 4 Walker. Doughty BsalI Au.
gas'a; . fFsS@r q U0'' charleston, lsugls-sz.
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VIE new Gght-dranght flsi-ruuniug pas s-r-ssl-
Il senger steamer ODD FELLOW JEssE tk-s1-.-tA
W. PAoE, Master, viii make weekly trips TO
the above and ali intermediate ports. as - =
so0n as the wser VIII allow. For freight passage axpl
on board. or 70 H. n. HARRISON. Agent
laolS-H ~ =. r. Hurdcagfia'4
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a TEACnEIi WANTED,
ITO take charge the Pleasant Plains Male and Female
i Institute. situated on the Pelham and Jasper Turn
pike Road, 81 miles so1h east ct Hllsboro Coffee COun
". Tenn. None need apply without comng well
meuded, beng capable of teaching all the Languages
and Sciences usually tangh ia the higher Schools and
Colleges ?. :. PRICE
JAS. A. CLARK. Trustees.
ISAAC NJ WILLIAMSON, !
I. S.--Drect 7. H. Price, Secretary, Pehs,n, Grundy
County, Tenn. (dec3H-if
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IZIECTTON NOTICE,

conformity with order Of The WoTshiPul County
urt made at iis January erm 1865, will open and
bold an election al the several precincts Davidson
IL on Saurdlv the 81 day oI March next ascertain
The wishes Of he people OF the county la regard to eyyng
tax OF q cents oa each poll and ~ cents the huud
red dollars worth OF rcperty, foT Common School pUr
sel II conformity with the passed by the ICgi-ia
lure or Zen essee, February e. 1854 ch Il, sec 9.
Those il favor c eFYng Ie lax Will have on their tick
cts FOR THE SCHOOL and those against lhs tax
aGAIvST TIE SgHDuL." L. B. BIGLEl,
fahS-ti Sheriff Of Davidson Couatv
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For Memphis, New Orleans, ST. Louis, and
Louisville,
IT Nv T. j. Il y
The Splendid Nt5c Passenger iStealaers,
NITY OF HUNTSVILLE, CABLER, Master leaves
Nashville every Monday at O'clock p. M.
]. g. CLINE, JAMES DAvs, Master, leaves Nashville
every Wednesday at o'clock, Pm.
JOHN SIMPSON, JACK DAVIS, Master, leaves Nashville
every FRIDAY, ct O'Clock, =. N.
Connecting Padncah with the Daily ouisvile and st
Louis United Staes Mail Boats and Memphis with the
splendid New Orleans steamers BULLKrIS H. g. w HILL
GEO. COLLIER and lsGoAAE.
The Accommodations Of this line cannot be surpassed
and passengers Will hnd by far ths speedest means Cf
travel either North or South. "
fOr freight or passage apply on board or to
A. l.. DAVIS, or n,.
jsnl2-f 4. HAMILTON, ( Ase1A
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TOUISVILLE, CINCINNATI, AND NASH
VILE p sGITT.hR PhCKEiTS EOR lSJ4l55.


WILL rrr in the above trade this season, commencing
w ihsr irp-Dl the first 10 Cumberland River
One 0fhe-e basts lleAve Nashville every TUESDAY at
O'clock T. H.; returning will leave Cincinnati every
WEDNESDAY at 4 O'clock !. NJ, and Louisville every
THURSDAY at 10 o'clock, 4. ".
respectfully solicit for these fine steamers share Of
plgblic patronage, Il. HAMILTON.
sertti Agent.
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THURSTON a BERTARD-

4No. 4 mon Streets
A RE now receiving their stock OF Fan aud Win. - -
IA Ter DTess DCods, consisting Of silks Cash Aah
nieFes Eeneh and English MernOs all Wool De- CtHy
anes Hosiery. Gloves, COreS and general assorIneat
llr.lal l.o-.Ia
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This 10 certify that l. Willard jerks proprietor Of
the West Trog Exchange Hotel having been actei with
deafness cue for the last twenty yezrs and in the
for the last year. that impossible for me TO
3ar the loUdts voice. and after trying various remedies
sout improving my hearing the least induced
TTy Scup. Compound Acoustic Oh Tor The Of deaf
Less, aud with great ahcauon am enabled TO
state that il has palfecy cred my hearing; and will
be happy TO see any person who wishes information in
re- Ition my case, leg plige in West Troy.
WILLARD JFNKS
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convinced Of her too remote chance Of ever present
hg the Emperor with an heir; and there 10 as little
Doubt that It is subject Of intense pain and morn
ncation to the Emperor and herself. Il has oeen
bic sacrifice on this account and Of taking the initia-
tive Of most painful character, but one which
nevertheless the true nobility Of her soul woo,d rem
der her equal to. It would indeed De angular co
be 80 exactly followed; and the very thought OF II
eoniures nm omens too dismal to dwell upon. Sufi-
sient unto the day is the evil thereof y best not
10 vex the darn shadows OF the future. Her najes-
keshing breezes of the south, and 1t ia hoped that
re duties she will have to resume hostess Of the
British Queen will not interfere with the sanatory
progress she is making. BERTIE.
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IRON ths lsn1nr Athrn4 am
On thirty-two years az Marshal 81 Arnand's lie
this correspondence throws no light whatever. The
bicgrpher, therefcre, may ssil have 20 sc<k nj. in
formation where N. Victor Hugo found u. The trss
letter Of the series u dated April is6l Before that
period, Leroy -. Arnaud-his brother tells us-had
passed through many striking vicssi,adss. His
earliest military appointment was In 1915, when
he was admitted into the Kings regimen, 81
guards. In that brilliant and dissipa,ed soriety
his passions were dhngero0ly tempted, and 10 his
excuses then may be ascrihsd. perhaps, the aceu-
INFLATED malsdies which afflicted his whole en-
recr. what the romantic adventures Of which
his brother was the hero were, n. AdoIphe DC ~.
Arnaud does not hint, but they were Of such ma.
ture and 80 frequent that the epfsther Of this des-
perate subaltern was compelled TO remove him that
he might not be utterly lcH. In contrast with this
dssolutc gaety, the more nsipid manners OF "the
line" disguised the youthful ~. Armand. The fra
ternal memoir, which vaguely describes his vces,
informs US that he resigned his commission, and
that he rushed into the Greek war fed from IT, and
ultimately returned N the seTyiee. FTYn this point
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Ny Lord-I have the honor to acquains your LORD
ship that the remains Of our late amenfed Com.
mander-in- Chief. Field Marshal Lord Raglan. were
removed from head quarters 10 Kazatch Bey on
Tuesday. the Sd inst and placed on board Her Ma
jesty's ship Caradoc, which departed for Engl nd
that same evening.
Nothing could he more imposing than the whole
line OF this melancholy procession. The day was
fine aud the appearance ofthe allied troops splendid
As many as could he spared from duty in the
trenches and with safety TO their camp, we're col.
lected, and the procession moved from the door Of
this house exactly at O'Clock p. NJ, in the follow.
ing order:-
In the court yard of the house was stationed
guard Of honor Of 100 men OF the Grcnadier Guards
with their drums and regimental colors: so men
with one field officer, one captain, and subaltern
from the Royal Sappers and Miners, and from each
regiment lined the road from the British "a the
French head Quarters-a distance Of about mile;
squadron Of cavalry was stationed On the right Of
the line two batteries Of artillery and a squadron of
cavalry on the left OF it; the infantr, were con-
manded by Major General Eyre, c. Il.
The road from the French head quarters 20 Ka.
2atch Boy was lined Throughout the whole way BY
the infantry Of the French Imperial Guard and Of
the LIST Corps; bands were stationed at intervals and
played the procession passed. and Geld batteries
}French) at intervals, on the high grounds right
and left Of the road, fired minute guns.
The procession TO escort the body was "a follova:-
Two squadron's Of British Cavalry 9th Iancers).
Two squadrons Of Piedmontece Light Cavalry.
-Four sqtadrons Of French Chasseun d'Afffuuc
list and $th keRtments)
-Four equadrons Of French Cuirsssen ed and 9th
Regiments).
Two troops Of French Horse ARTILLERY.
Major Branding g troop Of Horse Artillery.
The comm, covered with black PAIL fringed with
white silk and the union jack. and surrounded by the
late Field Marshsls cooked hat and sword and gar
land Of "mmoFtes," placed there By General Pelis-
sier, was carried On . platform, fixed upon q nine
FOUNDER gun. drawn by horses Of Captain Thomas
troop Royal Horse Artillery.
AT the wheels Of the gun carriage rode General
Peliseier, Chief OF the French army;
his Higbness Omer Pssha. Commander Chief Of
the Ottoman army; General Della Marnorn, Com.
mander-in Chief Of the Sardinian army; and Lieu.
I. nant eal Simpson, Commanderil. Chief Of the
English army.
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Paris duly 49, correspondence Of london Chronicle
The Constitutional has q second welldigested ar
tice on the prospects of the harvest sequel 70 the
one brought to your notice in my letter Of Tues
day In the present article, the writer takes a ge-
neral survey Of the com-growing and cornexportinr
countries and inquiries into the facilities they have
for coming 10 the aid Of any deficits that may he
experienced in France or elsewhere, and for exer
cising favorable influence In abatng the highp rices
that secm now TO prevail AL over the world for
this most necessary VI simentary Substances
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u
battle upon him, and to have confessed all his
achievements sn Z0sa0rs.
Again and again he returns TO the incidents of
that bloody day. At Agers a splendid festival did
honor 10 the heroes OF Constantine -
And then ! fsh what II to live, and rejoiced IN
hing 81 African soidier. Al how fight with
ths brance tin besnpg him Of those sweet eyes,
~hieh msst ones In instant and seem 70 foiow
then s,erys here Oh then how easy does glory seem
r. dream that tho woman you love observes YOU that
shs Eo~s you 9th heart and fancy, and not to crush
'hess bsdouins--it 4 impossible
"a. Armand crushed the Bedouins Gas he calls
'hem) m private as well .; IN public: This morn
received my blows a. hauehiily as Il he were giving
them 20 me- ON . large scale his practice was to
and children In hordes among the gorges OF the At
a.. there 20 perish Of cold and misery. The Zou-
sys- were the instruments Of this devastation.
lns my zouaves; they gallant soldiers, but one
should i~ made q iron 20 .spPort The NE lesa with
yea can have no idea Of q. Always the Zouayes-the
essmo.i. H.,s We 70 force pas BY nish-she aouayes
guard our len sank b ihrcaencd-the zouaves 10
t.n ssnk. battalion 4 engaged; the zouaves fling
ss As sr, s. X. enemy ss they saet ms
Cor 'hcs knapacks. The army bivouscs, and has eaten
II. oap and gone sleep ~hsu the zouayes arrive; yet
the 1ous,es march IN the morning Two hours before the
rest.
Whatever bearing these varieties OF sn African
campaign may he supposed 20 have on the personal
character Of ST. Armand, they do not exhibit him In
the light Of q great general. Such was not the
school 10 produce men fitted for high and wide com
mand. ~. Arnaud's strategy was that Of the tiger
who makes one spring, and risks all on IL success
But be continually yearned for q general combus
ton, that might bring him on broader stage: and
sometimes his brother picked up the warike rumors
in Paris to encourage these hopes. In December,
lies, -. ArnaDd replied TO o suggestion OF this
kiDd;-
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gendeIed
l6. II the cholera az proved in London, is more in.
tense and fatal in the plain than OIL elevations, it
will on investigation, lie found that 1t Is owing to
the better drainage by which filth Ia removed before
1t IL decomposed, or before il enters in damp and
wet soils into process of fermentation. DR.. Petten-
kofsr found some Of the worst cases of cholera on
hills where the prvies Of houses still higher situated
emptied into sinks or sewers Of improper fall. The
upper houses were generally exempt.
IL. To prevent contagion the stools of cholera pa
tiens must he disinfected before they are empted.
The best dsinfectng agent is vtriol Of iron. Chic
ride Of lime only purifies the air, but does not des
Troy the cholera poison.
is. When strangers from cholera districts are ex.
peced TO arrive, the privies OF hotels and boarding
houses where they are expected TO put up. ought TO
be disinfected with vitriol of ron-say once week
In the rooms and corridors OF hospitals, turpentine
may be spread on paper and exposed to the atmos.
phere. The ozon electrified OXYGEN thus given
out is the best purifier Of the atmosphere.
H. Care must he had not to allow any linen to be
washed which ia soiled with the excrements Of q
cholera patient The process OF maceraton to
which sofed clothes are usually subjected capable
Of developing and communicating the disease IN its
worst form. Jameson found the came truth in 1917,
rs and 10 in India without tracing IL 70 ts source.
20. There are no other sanitary regulations capa-
bic of preventing arresting cholera In its progress,
than those which have reference TO cleaning and pu
rfyng those places which serve to collect or convey
human excrements.
shall extract from the work Of d.. p some Of the
most remarkable facts sustaining his views. which
are also Of other distinguished chemists and phys-
clans in Germany. The experience in hospitals the
author very properly receives with q grain Of salt:
because all manner Of patients, with every mode OF
life and every human vice. received In hospitals;
hut he lays great stress on his observations In pn
sons where several hundred persons are subject to
the same diet, the same rules the canses Of in
lection disinfection and that for weeks and months
before cholera made II appearance among them. ]
ap very respectfully, F,y.G.
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ExPREss AGENCIES.

0FFTCT or WELLS, FAnrS.o 4 CO.'S NEW YORK,
~ Califcrnia. and Earspean Rxfsss1And Banking Co,
1855 dividend Of Eve per cent the capital stock
of wels Fargo Co. has been declared out Of the net
earnings Of ssd company previous to the 6rst day Of
January 1885, and will be paid the Office Of the
pany ~ Broadway the 18th February instant. The
transfer books will be closed from 10 O'Clock the
18th unti IL O'Clock the 10th instant BY order
OF the Board Of Directors. 7. NJ. JAMES Treasurer.
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sPusrrUALIsM.

xIPurUALIsN- SECOND VOLUME, By JUDGE ED.
A. NONDS and Dr. DEXTER, with hne steel plate en-
suiv Scusd 600 copies OF the work have been pub
ished aad nearly all sold ordered. Arrangements
n s...iv thc farther demand Price, u 26 postage
shrty oe1ts A liberal discount allowed 70 the trade
Pubshed Al the Office Of the Spiritual Telegraph and
s'efed Vfc''' 'OO D'O" PARTRIDGE BRrrrAN.
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:. SrTT TTErH-0N GOLD. o. TO % ONLY.
1srs<sssd; whole sets t2s 70 500 -Four pre- -.
f,a.,,. s.xst~d 20 eau In at Or. hanssnI Amercan
roepas SIS Bresdwsy, near white street
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FURNITURE.

- 1fpNrTrTREs FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR
.tcrk qsyerai hns rosewood suits Of carved par
=, sarrture covered In velvet and French brocateie,
sist;.~ 81 sofas tsts-stcte, marble top table, &c.
-. rhsis o. part be sold Please address furn''
ne Hsrald once.
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GEORGE G. ALLEN, Importer.
Wholesale and retail, IL Wall street.
second foor, Broadway.
TUST REcEvm-SOME SPLENDID CUT CALIFORNIA
- dianonds, which we have set Ia enamel rings. We
invite all good judges to call and them Price large
single stone, SCI in enamel ring 81 6osams real da
mond, would cost $500.
L. 4 J. JACOBS, 4o7 Broadway.
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THO NEWSPAPER PUBLISHERS, MERCHANTS AND
i others.-I collect debts in Hartford, New Haven
hiddetown Merden, New Britain, Bristol Bridgeport
Norwalk Waterbury, Nsugatdck, Ansonia, Birming.
ham, Seymour, Cheshire, Southington, Planyille and
other places in Connecticut; in Springfield Worcester
and Boston, Massachusetts, and in New York city and
Brooklyn. Persons entrusting with business shall
have IL correctly done, II done at all References f
needed. Office with Mr.. Page le4tk Main street. Hart.
FORK CT Letters may be addressed thus
+ b. HEYES, Hartford, CT.
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ITO IET-H0USE IL ELM STREET, A HOUSE IN VAN.
L dewatsr street, house in Rose street. house In
Ann street. house in varick street, house in Pearl
street, house In Mott street, and a house in Jane.
street. Apply to 8. G. SMITH, 5s Rose street.