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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-21
Theatrical. nlusscnI. &c.

NoRIo's GAKDES.-.sKimka ka0 and toe magic Trum
tie best IN which the Ravels sppear between the
plays Young Henglcr 10 to perform his wonderful fean
on the tight rope.
TO DO procaced tonight, with Q. cast embracing the
names OF ltssrs. McDonoush ana BroughaA Miss Kate
Rsgnolcs, &o. Tue successful drama, "BroadWay
and the Bowtry," follows.
BuRros's THEATRE -"Genevieve or tho Reign OF Tor
ror nightly asracn large numbers Of people 70 this
sieesn. sstaOlishmeut Ihe merits Of toe piece have
boon 20 fftquenty descankd upon In the city papers,
that commepdaton 10 unnecessary.
wAIIAK's THxArRx Mr. wal,ack win this evening
give his famous representation Of toe hero In the drama
pa !. and "A humpugs sSsdy sc.. ss
entertainments.
LAURA KuSK's THEATRE The pleasant little sketch
entitled ladies, BE vsrc tho opening piece for %
then comes the great play Of 'As You Like H. no
elegantly got up at this theatre
CnAsBrRs srRxrr TnsArxR Thres excellent pieces are
again announced for tns evening, viz the amusing tge
styled tho B4 lie of the Faubourg and the highly sue
cssul new dramas, called the Gun Maker Of Mosoow,v
and the :" Storm Secret"
ACADEMY Musc.-DonIzct,i's tragic opera Of Lu.
creza Borgis h oeen selected for this evenings
tainmept Madame LAGRANGE In to give her vivid perso-
nation OF the heroine, and will be finely supported by
hss Phillps, Sgnors BrignaIi, Amodo, SC.
BAKxuM's Mussux : Gen eral Tom Thumb is to remain
lew days longer He viii appear In various costumes
,hs afternoon relate his hsory sing, dance, 40. In
the evening he 70 perform the peculiar character o
Tom TT In " Dred.H
BROADWAY yARrrrDs -" Black Eyed susanu and g Nan
the Good for Notnng,n the plays Tor this evening
Those who desire 10 enjoy really line acting should
Mss Louise William, Mas Mary Susan, and Master
George Genabrain in tho lrst piece. The other parts
aso finely portrayed
TnsRGs Last CosczRr 70 be given II Nlblo's saloon
this evening. Mr.. Gottschalk the eminent American
pianist viii perform In with the renowned Euro
pan ponst, on this occasion.
GEO CHHrY AND wooD's MsrRus ere 70 sing dance
40, usual, also play the amusing farce called "rhe
Masquerade Ball. In which George the facctious
NJ GhaLs
duced
BvcuxY's sRssApsRs-Tbe comodicus hall OF these
superior musicians and very merry fellows has OF
been nightly thronged by the admirers Of the Ethiopian
version Of 'Drcsd," which to be repeaod tonight.
DoSwrIis kosxuYs 6c--These remarkable animals are
sull deIghtlng The frcquentsrs OF Chinese Hall.
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City intelligence,


DEAD GIRL FOUND ON STATEN IsLAsD.-on wedAssAag
afternoon At about O'Clock the body Of young fs.s
found In field Vanderbilt avenue, as O..
ton, Staten Island. Life extinct but from the
port Of children who had been playing tho AA
during the afternoon che could not have been sng n
the place where she WAS found. She appeared = ~
rather good looking gir OF about twenty, gssA
dress Of fows red stuff white hat with fowors, brown
CATERS and blue wor,ted stockings. white hAndksR-
chief was tied round her mouth. On her fingers wsrs
three rings In her pocket found q purse ooasan-
Ing few shlngs In silver and paper labelled arssaAs
poison" Before dark several neighbors had gathersA
around the CORPSE and inquiry made for the Cere
II appeared that the Coroner Of Richmond oosntg
does not rede In the county, and that bis duties
perorne Led by Justice OF the Peace. When the Jus@c
made bis appearance desire expressed that
cal examination OF the body should be made, and a
neghbor sent for doctor; but the doctor beng shs~n
from homo, the inquest as learn held With NJ
him. ano the paper labelled sarsenic was assumed -
be evidence that the deceased had poisoned herself L =
10 be hoped that the body viii not be inferred unu
competent physician shall have ertained that -
death was not caused by foul play Means should
be taken for identifying the body possible: From ths
likely that sLe left New York in the Staten Island fer
boat walked up Vanderbilt avenue entered tho nth
near Mr.. Smonson's TO die.
MIND YouR Own BUSINESS Tho Rev Dr.. Maeeon sK
pounded the above theme on Wednesday night before ina
Young Aens Association, of Poughkeopse. TAs aaA1-
this the third opened by this practical
during the past week, and that several engsgemsas &
the same sort remain
FTX IN DSIAscrY SrRxm "A bout o'clock on wednes-
day morning q nro discovered In the oeAr of ~
grocery liquor store kept BY Dennis Campbell n No
ae3 Delarcey street. corner of Columbia street. Ths
men very soon cxtlneuiehed II. Damage aboat tl60,
principally by water. Mr. Campbell had nsuraAss of
81 200 hs stock and fixtures the Iryng Insuranss
Company The Fire AArshal has the case under iavsss
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PRICE TWO CENTS.

IN ofer this position the faita OF nr VS. 49,
RANGES o. the disposition and the relations a O. K Cara
son towards nm, and fr0m what understand 70 bo -
purpor of Mr.. g. K. G. letters OF Q recent date
AR. vANDERBUr's REPLY.
J. The interest OF X &. there Is NO doubt Co -
settled between him and the Transit Company
q Account to bo opened agreed upon and the plaso
whore commissioners are to act New York. - Il d -
only plaoe where the books Of the company have eyr
been Kept, and where they now
3. cannot % its tofms arc mot stated.
4. Is very well. and is easy oI settlement
g. &ADy that should be paid by the company nuns
be done By It's stock its bonds at ooasummaton Of ~
whole thing.
O. cannot entertain as IT must be provsasA
for under sstcie g.
10 think there no doubt can exist II O. K. g.. u -
be believed by his letters.
Permit me 70 call 10 your mind that II is my frank -
pion that you entirely estimate tho value a the
grant, ss through foreign country, and attoa1eA
with such that by itself cannot -
kept With any possible profit TO it, hOldars This b
my honest opinion and should NOT be lost sight a ~
those who may be it's poesees0rs.
lshould be most happy to see this whole sutject -
in shape that would be honorable to the parties on
cerned. snd upon such footing that hereafter al th
would be fsthfactory TO the parties
Mr.. RANDOLPH TO Mr.. VANDERBILT.
The concluding suggestions take In good part, -
oner my thanks. PeAAe return by w. my paper, - u
now return yours.
impossible. will have nothing with stock eroept
coacrsly. M stated IN the project
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Presented by the
Mlssss PYNH,
On Thanksgiving day, Nov. 20, 1865.

Governor Draper received the banner behalf or ths
children In few remarks highly laudAtory OF the fair
voolkts who had presented It.
An elegant repsst subsequently paraken Of by the
party At the house Of Mr. Edridge aer which they paid
q flying visit 70 the Lunatc Asylum, at Blackwen's
Island, and then returned 70 New York.
THANKSGIvING DAY IN BR0oKLYN.
This day appro priatey observed In Brooklyn. Tho
public offices were closed and business generally was
suspended. The streets were filed with pedestrians
from IN early hour and rosounded with the music Of
bands which preceded target companies their way
avore resorts in the country, where they enjoyed hsm
selves In target firing, &c. 10. Many Of tho churches
open during portions Of the day, and were wel
attended. Nothing notable rAnspired, and far
certaned all passed OF in orderly and creditable
manner.
lad named Jakes, while drawing pistol from his
pocket shot two little CIR who standing him
One struck In the fo0s and the other the leg Tho
children reside In Niary street. The occurrence was
the result Of essness on the part Of the boy.
John Bulser, deck hand on boara Of the Wall
street ferry boats was presented With handsome silver
cup, upon which appropriate inscription and de-
sign In acknowledgement for his efforts In rescuing
little boy, named George Gereau who fell Into ths ferry
slip the 18th September last The presentation was
The presentation was gracefully made and hane somey
acknowledged.
THE DAT IN WILLIAMSBURG.
Yesterday very generally observed In the Eastern
District day Of thanksgiving, in accordance with the
recommendations OF the Governor and Mayor The as
places mostly closed and services were held
In q number OF the churches. The day passed oil in
quiet and orderly manner
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Fatal Accident on the Harlem Railroad.
BRAKkMAN KILLED AND TWO PRISONS SERIOUSLY
NJURkD BY THE MILK TRAIN RUNNING OFF THE
TRACK-DANGRR OF THE PASSENGERS.
The way train tho Harlem road that left this city on
Wednesday at P. n. met with an accident when near
Croton Falls that resulted fatally Of the brakcmen
employ the road, and which seriously injured two
other persons.
appears that the train which consisted OF baggage
car eight milk cars and two passenger nled with
people, when near Kenscs, of the track, and in
doing upset the engine and the eight milk cars which
last hurled violently from the track on an sdoan
ing embankmeut By some strange good luck the pas
seDger cars remsned the track thus saving the lives
Of over loo psssons who In them. and who were
terribly ghtsnsd ua0 they learned she sxtcat ol ths
accident The employ 0rthe road tucky an
ops brakeman Was killed outright and two other much
injured, follow
K,led daniel Murray, brakeman, aged twenty six
years unmarried.
inisu,d John Markoe and - sicin, employees on
the milk train.
There several others Injured. but not seriously
Murray taken 10 Kensioo before life was quite ex
tinct bnt he died his arrival there The in
jured persons were brought TO the city for treatment
The milk cars were dashed 10 pieces by tho accident
the road was not fully cleared before yesterday aer
noon The passengers were detained tor several hours
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Mr. vsnderbi made juno 70, 1855, and referred TO IN
the foregoing ccrrapondence:-
Al hs expenses ard outays and aoous the projected
Transit pe shall be reimburse dnolhng shall be done
in violation Of his wishes or 10 bis injury.
The cunts OF the late Accessory Transit Company
shall be ered and Mr.. Vanderbilt have the right 10
appear behalf Of the company By AZ ut or attorney or
Com mlsso, srs in Nicaragua or some other tribunal ~
may he agreed between him and the government.
Before any assignment Of the existing grant e made
10 Mr. w. viii be necessary for him TO settle with the
sovmnm, nj OF Nicaragua certain terms and stpulaons
which viii not be put In writing These terms viii not be
enerous, and will consist In services for which the 90
yernmenl viii have the privilege OF paying in bonds
The grant be assigned TO Mr. v. on tho same terms
oo wnor roua Inc rem
dered aud payments made monthly.
g. For my services In this srrsssement shall reoeve
the Of $50 ooo payable the execution Of the
pcrs For my grant an interest 70 be reserved - io-
one dollar for csch passenger crossing the Isfhmw and
passing directly through the Staie.
one dollar for each passenger coming into the state and
one dollar ior each passenger leaving and starting from
One half dollar for e.oh passenger transported within
the sfate q distance greater than twenty miles.
Two and hall per cent al freight earned within the
waters tho state, bus Tot 10 include freight
4. sSops ana socouuss % BY ssif or agent - an ss
9. The reservations here mentioned constitute, In my
udsment, the best interest in the grant II would pro
baby give control the vi hole business. will sell
II TO M v. for the sum Of e76oooo
7. Any money which Mr.. v. win furnish me the meana
and opportunity making In speculaous in stock or otssr
10 be credited - payments on The foregoing sums Of
sso,0 and $3.50 900.
s. viii procure . renewal Of the corporate exsisncs
OF the late Accessory Transit Company, inccpovs
ton Of a new company, nj the option of Mr. v.
will procure for M " bank charter icr term Oh
-- years, framed on the principles Of the New York
banking w. and which the bonds mentioned In art cs
sbal be taken security os the circulation Of the bank
In the a. state stocks are hken IN me State
This artss no part Of the present contract and the
ruInlmcus By Mr.. " o. nn supulsnon, nr oondnonal
gst ret ara srpe7ste engafeent on my rsrt for the
iesf ff.Ffte q. tiTh 49, = ferfer 0 Fest services
M." FU.. .antl rts.Na auEHts d st.sas.
70 ia slJ,ekmus Nto!ts 1sye eeea laig lefogas4,-
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IL NJ lJsegats NtVlts 1N3s eeoa ~! lefi2ga94,-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-30

SHOcKisG ELoPEHESI.-A gentleman from sherbourne
informs Us that afmeI who had but recently come into
the northeast part OF the town. eoped week or ten day
ago with his niece, Harriet, and r0uosed the country.
The odd sinner about rs years Of age aud had wife
and SIX children. The deluded companion Of he ght If
the eid OF his own brother and is but years old She
vas living at the time in the family Of respectable neigh
Dor, by whom she much ACKNOWLEDGMENT ReBorf
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MEDICAL.
..rs.rIss Kk!Hk A.Az.ss.,.

In h shsssss s shev ses nAsy1rt e.ADr n,,.s md
s.% amer ans,, rhysans SCOT, county Vs. had siss ~
ssins k...ys kssds Ut svuy one vho sncsd YIN az.
and cssrsis Hsisns y one does Of Rsdvay Rsruasos
win Pps Bsschs bor ana Who's sced nnsd
Rs,ns k.ewAIs k.nov.rus k.sot..t and kApu
the only remedies required The most tourins
he Terrible and xhti and 70 k.sp the
hamAn system In regular and healthy condition. srnt ps.sss
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DoSALD MCKAY, EsQ.-This king Of ship builders called
meeting OF his creditors on Thursday in Boston, con
sequence Of having pay at once large amount the re-
suit OF an award against him in England where he has lost
very largely in connection with those who purchased Darts
OF his ships The Boston Traveller says principal cred.
itors, Who assembled in obedience Mr. McKays REQUEST
are OF opinion that his assets abundant and his
~ - in such condition that very short time viii e re-
qurcd to iqndate all his liabilities leaving him ample
means to continue business
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uISTOIiD A POHTFR.
- oot.rno, ~ F,anIlla 60.

'''"" bDtffHOr ana frdnA1in afeefs,
ANt IN store hne superb FurnNis (Reb.
nond nasel 20 which hey ne attention me puie
y es er urnture n quality rpassi by any mann.
su n ~. country being pactca uueci themselves and
Hf WT, ana Pefsona supervision 10 Al details Their
nauufc curing oferatons They 10
want rood furniture enrarnr simply 10 oa.r them .pisd5 I
Gle ~ very reasonable price. F WV
~ Ihy rive espcal attention UqdsrfaEfno and hold
. pfcpife A. a hours, and ~ shortest notice 10 provide
hacts, &C. SUI
One o. two vafnles and p1iher wanted 10 uhr NJ,
manent employment viii h. gwen IL immediate spplissiiI1
made. -'7' NFphD+,,t95. u
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CHEAP CRY PRISTISG.-The newspaper proprietors of
San Francisco INST be- liberal aud patriotic set The
CITY printing having been let the lowest bidder
Town Talk sent ia it, proposal to DO all the city printing
of three mo'ths for dollar. The Daily Globe offered
To do all the city printing Tor three months twenty i've
cents The Common Council DESTROYS Of giving each Of
the Journals share OF the city pap, divided between
them This action Of the Common Council the Globe bit
terly complains Of Ii thinks it ought have had the
whole job. when its proposal seventy i've per cent
lower than its competitor
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HARDWARE.
IA a ER va u ! z i.s.

fsfI p. r. MOORE 4 Co.,,
FoRE9oS S4. md I D c117 '. H1RbwARS,
No "a Pearl g., eppesits H. W. Prs, Richmond, Var,
Av. received direct hon ,hs EaSl..i s.n
and county. ssppy q
Am.rie.n oesds rsi stock large and soupss consist
-. ana y;,;.s.s. a.. zen and ress'' xa
% aS 'S s:e: n xsi sss
sassr. Of Wade ma ar..,..
~sSs.s,s re-, q s s,s,, ~ y ys, and ss.
snss and double barrel sss some very superior.
rssss. halter. lss. vel. anu ana tongue chains.
weeiIns and killing Hoes al si.ss.
Hand and psa. saws Hsassr. and a.,sa..s.
spade. and .so's q S%ss Rs.i.ca .aa other ..l...
sss. and hand Hs%%sr ssSss; p.. and screw Plates.
nl.,sr shear aas cas-, sell as.s re- and s .ss.soa
Hor.s Collars. hind BRIDES and H.me..
Birdie r,lins,. wors,sd Rsns and Glr,h,,
Lsehs Hinge. aud Sre.s, o. every ds,.erpton'
Platform and Counter Scales. g,,sn, balance. and sssyard
Ss s .S i Sssss. and p PsrsI ssS Caps
Tea rrays and Walters and all other good usually found
socd. h.v, been pussA...s the favorable.
SsSs ss I eSasa "s e. % G oss to
Visiting respectfully to
SSs:s 70 ri. or any u. sor,ssS sIs: 20
Ps-orasrs promptly aud carefully attended TO. aus
POCKET AND TABLE CUTLERY.
w steamer Persia" about 500 do,sn Poeir.
s s s%sssn. S ass @sss o. IT. T. and
patterns, admirably adapted
Received by sam, steamer, wo.,suaelu
part Of which Of aas quality and nni.h.
Received by ship area, western" 5000 do.sn r.bl. KnI,..
and fs,.. SOM two hundred q wood
Importation Of Cutlery altogether desirable and particularly
we'll .dapsd the country trade rarely met With and y.
sSs.ss. VS. a. DOMAIN. wv
sells No. 10 Pes
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THF VALUE OF OSE VorE-One vote in the United
States annexed Texas to the United States Mr. Harne
gan OF Indiana cast that One in the Indiann
Legislature elected Mr. Hsnnegan bis place IN the SEN
ate. That vote by Madison Marsh Of Stanton
county Nj. Marsh was chosen to the Legislature Of
Indiana by one vote.
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sTnuruDpAN wu,suY,

'koN ne Dstiores IN Augusta county sufsersr viii an
p ay gganirs and fof shy u the United state
Iof us oeehrstsd hhiskt1 II awarded rrsT ct 49,.
nirtors ~ oc lsir % ne Nehsnics' Institute n Eercr -
venhtf sbt THIS Liquor Il Intended Tor family A.
snd Tor ht bes Hogs II b. ordered any A. from % ~
nve yeAn Order ns-sh NE mails promptly ATTENDED To- Al
ocs-d1y s...n.h
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, q n n e.. SH Al O. 81,
TAILOR AND DRAPER,

HNT OULD respectfully hi.
w and WINTER GOODS se26-diy
IRON. STEEL, TIN PLATES. &c.-E H. SKINNER
y A CO, No 80 Cary street. otter Tor sale
English Refined Rolled, bet brands
Common English Rolled
Swedish
Ameriean Hammered
Plat Round and square Bars, all sites IRON
Oval. Half Oval. Hall Round
Hoops, Bands. Nall Rods
stltts Horse shoe
American, Russia and English Sheets
Mayors Cast Shear and German Steel
Blered sieel made of swedish Iron
Iln Pates, assorted sEes
Pig and Bar Tin; shret a Slab Zinc
Al.o-a fall assortment GrOceFfss Gudn0, DC Iyi2
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w. INV YORK FOUNpRY, RAILING AND IRON yuRNf
TURF NOHks-Furnsh ~ kinds II Clsf ana W,oos,t -.
WolEs fuH nunisss Ereater variety Of Pattern. r IT, IN
~ tau any other estahlshen 10 Nev Yofk and :,
uise'ory o. Iron Furniture In le United siaes ''
jB1i-8m 81 f,,ssn 49, ~ y y IAH sb,
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~ r " l. 4.
AT NO. ltS EAGLE SQUARE,,
uDLAIN black Gro n'Rhlne
IL Black Gro DiAfric and Poui Dsoir
Black btocade and striped slks
Striped and ehene eooTei silks
Black and coiOred MORE Antique
Do do silk Robes
Rich printed DeIaine-
rislu black and eolNred DeIAines
DO DO do French Merino
Plaid md printed
Miss-s' Nous.lAine Robes
Plaid Tiann-ls
Bisek and colorsd silk Velvet
Cashmere Scarfs
Paid and plain wool shAws
Rich cashmere do
Sash and bonnet Ribbons
Ed, sIk and buekskin Gloves
KID and buekskn GAunilets
SIX, cotton and worst-d Hose
Lace and muslin Curtains
MarstiIes and dmty Quilts
Table and piano Covers
Linen and cotton Sheetng
Pillow Linen and Cotton
Beaehed and brown table Cloths
DAmssk Napkins and Doyles
livery description OF ToW,iing. &C.
s22 PARKER, NIsiMo a CO.
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HITCHCOCK a OSBORN

UUAUH DtALtkF And MANUFACTURER,
No. 2l3 Main Street, Richmond Va
4 M AVE- In store large oil I'm
II II ionabe COACHES, CARRIAGES, BUGGIFH ClARA/
SULkEYs and Harness, suitable country and 6cc{s
city made q the best materials, and put SZS-
geer with much which will our fends ana
the public and sell such will Interest
Of AL who favor 10 with their patronage.
from long experience business and prompt
tenion hop 70 merit continuance favors Order,
fe2-ly
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w. u. PERKINS Il co.,
NO. iii EAGLf SQUARE,
LL OPEN on MONDAY, s2i September, the largest and
w pre,iest Of CLOAkS, sHAMLS SCARFS
dies they have offered.
They solicit examination Of this with full confidence
the prices will Be satisfactory Country
With something rich this way give
call se29
I1LACkSUITItS' TOOLS.-we oder for sale a full as
ID sortment Of Blseksmths Tools, consisting part n
"AmtAgcs" mnu-e-hoie, Wright"
leo lbs 10 3id he. each
"wrghts patent soiid-box, eoer-key plain
Warranted Bellows, . 20 - inches
-leiCe, hand and hurs- shoeing hammers
Stocks and Die. aud Screw Plates, all sizes
fsrrisrs' Knives and Huttriss
burdens" hors- and mule Shoes all
"Gun's genuine horseshoe Nails, T. $ and 10 bs
q" Butcher's File and Rasps Tnngs, &C &c,
Which otter lowest prices Tor punnAl
@. J sINTON CO.
Of Circu Saw Ma ST
SEHNANrs' CLOTHING AND BLANKETS.
- We have In
Heavy 81 and 50 Virginia Ful'd Cloths
DO Fancy Buckskin do
Do Gable Warp Ker-rys
White aud coored blankets of a grade.
Which offer wholesale and retail on prices.
PRICE, BAYLY a WATKINS,
se2o Brown stone Bald i5T Main rret.
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NIL MiLL r,IMorEnTx FOR SALE


valuable Water Power with Flour Gri Plaster Mn. attached
situated just beyond and adjoining the
port Of Richmond and Immediately thr line Of the York River
Railroad connecting with the Va Central Dock
about eight % land. a II
does available for the foundre
and machine shops Beautiful location Brewery psr
euary adapted for Paper NH, a. there pure spring which
can b used Tor that purpose These NILS noted for
ror FLOUR ard Meal bot for no expectation mi,
property ill b. for sale limited time only II disposed u
BY the ist October will h. Withdrawn market
FoT further particulars. apply 70
aulS-m gODDTN A ApPERQON Rlrbu W..
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SCHOOL BOOKS AND SCHOOL STATIONERY.
JAMES wOODssOt 81 a Co.,,

NO 1879 MAIN STREET,
RI uTuh
~ VAR SCHOOL BOOKS used IN this surrounding
Their stock embraces full supply bs
" gh branches, together with the Latin Greek French Italian
Hebrew, spanish and German authors; Works
Philosophy Chemistry Astronomy snd the Sciences generally
Ai-o, stAiion.ry ~ every description
r. A liberal discount made "a
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EIMNITIRE wAmERooMs-

yed ei' Fgrniiare Marerooms 70 NAT we'll knoSn Esl3
building, "CORNTHIAN NALL (he old stand -
o. Mesrs Jotes Pottsl Main square the
IL takes pleasure saying hs Reneray that he has
estahgi himself u large factory, which
he SD With vhch he b again prepared ~ vy
styles q Furniture order Ia addition anuy
manufacturing article Ia the Furniture line t~ep
choice and well arranged assortment o such styles and qualities
hs knows aiapd varied tastes Of he be-
pie.
Thanking community Tor The b-ai pairouag hereto
tre htsioWe BE- respectfully socts
and entire satisfaction.
JOHN HEYfS also gives HE personal attention 10 The TN.
OBTAINING busness-betng aI times veil
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