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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-22
DIR RuFuS II. JOHNSON.

GCCULIsT AND AURIST, OF MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE,
" Ill visit Nashville and be found a. the CITY Hotel on
~ sa,Ur sy, the l0h January 10 remain few days and
give ateutIoD all di-t the II and EAf-OperA-
tons, he ada ptaton u Artificial ~ IS, &c, &C.
lis Far Lamp, clrou- instrument for detecr the na-
ture OF diseases OF the Ear ~ throwing stream 81 pure
light Ear into the Far the Drum or Tympanum Mem
braue enables him determine the kind Of disease existing
and 'reat il success fully.
Ids Artificial 4, IRON the Mandatory OF VI. Bos
schneider Of Paris, which took the prize medal Al the
Worlds Exhibition, London.
Dr. brings testimonials and letters Of reference nom
Physicians and citizens Of Memphis, which h desires all
90 perlse. dec29-dAE
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-22

The Hartford Fire Insurance Company, chartered
n 1910 Is another first class company, having on
the II last over hall million dollars in good soii
Institutions e,.yrrere 10 our paper Of this morning
AR. Nash, the agent Of these companies, conunu
20 receive applications los risks, and issue policies,
%. his Office No. 20, College Street, opposite TIE
Sswdnee House.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-22

C5B- The sleighing hereabouts is very fine. The
streets are gay with sleigbing parties, and many
are the quaint aud curious turuouls TO be seen. We
saw one very pretty cutter yesJerday-a regular
goose neck" affair, with fine horse attached,
Two gentlemen We're taking drive 10 regular New
York fashion.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
by THE NATIONAL LINE.
Reports Furnished by the Associated Press.l
Congregational.


WASHINGTON, Jan 90, A. M.-Senats-Ciay In.
troducrd bill repeating the laws allowing bounties
to Cod Fisheries
HOUSE The House passed bill exten ling the
land laws to lands lying cast of the Cascade Noun
tains The House then took up the adverse report
on the petition from the inhabitants OF Arisonia,
PRAYING for the establishment OF a territorial gov
eminent. Chester was arrested at Philadelphia for
refusing to appear before the House committee of
investigation, but the detained both bin aud
the Sergeant alarms at Philadephia. Giddugs
in the House yesterday, apparently well. The
! Corruption Investigation Committee examined
Chase, eI Member Of Congress. lie would not an
sWer questions relating to any body except mem'
bers of Congress
WASHINGTON, Jan. 90, P. M.-The bill Mr..
Clay'sl was referred to the Committee on Com
msrce. The bill establishing naval depot az
Brunswick was discussed aud the Senate adjourned.
HoUsE-The House passed bills appropriating
$50 GOO for the construction of penitentiary IN
Nebraska; establishing three additional land dis
tricts in Nebraska, and for completing and opening
roads in Oregon. Washington and Minnesota ter1
ritories. Adjourned.
The corruption investigation committee recalled
Simouton to-day aud insisted on bis ans" erng
their questions, which he declined, for reasons
stated
communication from the Governor Of Tennessee
Offering this Government, in obedience to an act OF
the Legislature, the Hermitage for branch-Alli-
tarV Academy.
In executive session to-day the committee on
foreign relations made favorable report on the
Central American treaty and the Senate assigned
some day next week for its consideration.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 2l.-Senste--Jas. S. Green,
Senator from Missouri, was qualified and took his
seat.
Seward presented petition from the Geographic
ica Society of New York, protesting against the
coming OF three dolla= and three cent pieces.
The submarine telegraph bill was then taken
up.
House-Mr Orr, from the investigating CON-
nittee, made a report, saying that Sinonton has
refused to answer questions as to members ap-
preaching him with corrupt propositions it
is deemed material TO enquiry by the committee,
and concluding with resolution directing the Ser
geant.at arms to take Simonton into custody and
bring him before the committee forthwith 10 an
swer Tor contempt of its authority. After some
debate, the resolution was passed, only l6 voting
in sshe negative.
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CO M NJ + r e. IAL.
Weekly Reports Of the Markets.
Monetary and Financial.
DAILY PATRIOT OFFICE,

DAILY PATRIOT OFFICE, I
JANUARY q, 1851. {
The last week has been Of unusual activity in all
departments Of trade parties been operating largely
in all kinds Of provisions and produce consequence
OF which there has large demand the Banks for
money and we believe the demand has been fully met,
on all good p oduce bills having 30 TO 90 days
We notice good deal of local paper in the streets such
is not strictly bankabe, and good portion Of it not
very desirable in Bank, which is taken at per
per cent per month. Exchange is extremely scarce,
with heavy demand. Our Banks checking upon the
North at a to per cent.-On New Orleans at to IL
per cent, and scarce.
Land Warrants are unsettled, with a downward ten
deney We quote them from 80 to CSC. per stock,
nothing doing. We have not heard Of a transaction
worthy OF note. We expect the days will pro
uce quite change the views OF produce operators in
consequence OF the suspension OF Navigation by the
freezing over OF the River.
COmmcrciaI.
The excessive cold weather which has prevailed during
the greater portion Of the week has had the
OF producing comparative inaetion, and the general
phase Of the in almost every department OF trade
is exceedingly dull We have but few changes however,
70 make in quotations. prices Of leading articles being
well sustained with slight advance in few articles.
CorroS-The offerings for the week light, owing
chiefly to the weathsr and in degree depression
In the market oeeasioned by temporary heavness in
New Orleans. Confidence has nearly been restored,
however and there considerable Cotton in the
ket yesterday which was readily taken at 9Gi2c.
Tonsooo.-Nothing doing We hear Of few hhds.
which have come forward and awaiting shipment for
New Orleans having been purchased in the country by
parties that city but what figures unable
to ascertain,
GRocERus.-sugars and aolasses remain unchanged.
Rio Coffee has slightly declined and qaote it at 100
lee.
PRovIsioNs.--There is Bacon in market, with
inquiry at previous quotations. We hsar Of engagements
for future delivery OF hog round &C. Meal is worth
Soc from wagons Butter eOasSc. Eggs lSc. Lard, 10
EIOl for choice lots. Cheese scarce at l2 for West
srn Reterve. and l0e for English Dairy.
FLouR.-The demands for -four continue active. SUI
perhne readily commands s6ooa $780, and extra Family
s6.5O9s6,;5.
ssLr-The market is hrmsr, At previous quotations.
We quote bbl per bushei, 4oe fine sack sisO; coarse
do. sl,6o.
cAxpLn.--A good demand exists vita light supply.
We quote TaIlow l4e STAR s6ssc. and speFn at 20
945e.
LEATrEx,-Hemloek tanned and Harness Leather have
advanced le per h.. aad all kinds light supply.
there is active demand Tor Ginseng At -
a2Se.
FrArnERs,-Live 6eess Feathers bring sass.
WHnErr.--we notice a Sigh, Advance In whisky
We quote this week At sas35c per gallon.
Durss ke.-Drugs. &e., remain unchanged With fair
business doing.
NJ See Price currens.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-22

EE- THE TENNESSEE STOCK COMPANY will meet
on Saturday, the cath day Of January, 1887, at 10
O'Clock, A. NJ, in the Mechanics Hail, opposite the
Sewanee House. The members particularly
requested to attend
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-22
VAIUAnIEfL,AND FOR SAI

I OFFER for sale that portion Of the Tract Of -
Laad on shieh 1--we lying North Of the Leila |ssd
Turnpike opposite the Hermitage. containing 81
about seven Hundred Acres This tract has aocut -
hundred In cOuvkton leaving about three hun
drrd Of woods The whole hasy adapted 70 stock
raising.
viii also sell about Three Hundred and fgenty Acres
soufh % present residence fronting about bali mile
the Lebanon Turnpike. This tract also veil wstsred
and nsrk4by favored :or stoek raising
Those DESTROYS Of purchasing referred 70 hessrs
ndeyk CFOokett Of NashEis Cor the terms Of payment
And for Nmore particular description Of The property
jan A-dAw9s. A. J. DONRiSON-
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no ADVER rIsERS.

The circulation Of The 7 ally and Tri-Weekly
editions Of the Patriot, combined, exceeds largely
that Of any other newspaper printed IN Nashville.
Il is these editions that generally used for
advertising The Patriot therefore, is the lest
Advertising medium in the city. Other news
papers may have larger weekly circulation, but
advertisements do not get into the weeklies un-
less under special contract
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To TEACHERs-FOR SALE.
NEAT AND PASTRY COOK FOR SALE

TIVE BUILDING occupied By the subscriber, With
its Furniture, and good Chemical and Philosophical
APpaIaius. Immediate application is necessary:
fsn18-tw JNO KIMBERLY.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-22
GREAT ENTERPRISE.
TTNtSOms Patent Ten- KDOFg0y
MACHINE
On Exhibition at the Sewanee House Nashville, Tenn

1T not deemed necessary to into further particulars
L relative this uac inc lts advantages ust be OBJ
vous &c the minds Of all intelligent persons With the
view Of bringing the invention into general and Immediate
USE the propreOTs have made arrangements TO manufso-
the Machines in quantities according to demand stste
and County Rights be purchased Of the subscriber
who is authorized to d pose Of the To iersons OF
ability and energy opportunity is offered, whereby With
moderate outlay Of means and most ample pronts
may rapidly be real zed The enterprise which con-
sef the notice of those who seeking for safe
and profitable investments. If possible ape cants for
Rights should visit in person. in order not only to
anime ami satisfy themselves in regard to the merits OF this
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TngArkn-MR. wAep,s BEslrrr- viii

THEATER-MR. WARDS BENAFIT 1t will hard
y be forgotten 10y those OF our citizens who are
frequcr ters OF the Theaer that tomorrow night is
named for the benefit Of Nc. Ward. lie has abored
a-siiuousy during the season for the amusement
OF the patrons of the drsma and has done the lead
iug business in credtable manner and with fine
success. lie presents tomorrow Friday night
attractive bill, selected with Judgment aud good
taste. His 'Othelio' is said TO Ue excellent while
an amatuer of fue histrionic talents Mr. q. Y John.
ston will sustain the character Of Iago.' If the
other characters are as well selected, land we have
doubt they will be- this cast viii be of the
best which we have had during the season.
IN addition to this, Mrs Ward will deliver a Fire
mems Address in the uniform of one Of tie Fire
Companies OF this city. With such attraction, the
TLeater should be crowded, and we have little
doubt of is being well filled.
MUsIc-The next session Of the Nashville
B Academy of Music" commences on the fret Mon
day ia next month. This Institution has been
lOoray sustained heretofore, it deserved to be;
aud we doubt not increase Of patronage will be
bestowed upon it this year.
1t will be seen, by reference to our advertising
columns, that pupils who may wish TO pursue their
literary studies 10 immediate connection with their
music, can avail themselves Of the school taught
Uy Mrs. Felo~es and Mis- Scholes in the
building, No. q Wac street These aGics have
acquired considerable reputation as teachers.
--
PRlvArE BOARDNG.-By reference to the card
OF Mrs. Mamie LOOMS il will be seen she is pre-
pared to accommodate two or three families with
board; also few day boariers can be sccommo>
dated. Persons will dud Mrs. L. a lady OF superior
stt4inm suts, aud well calculated to render all pleas.
ant and agreeable.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-22
FnR SALE.

4 SECONDHAND PLANNING MACHINE (DanieI's pat
y snN VA good running order. IL planes tive ~ four
inches vide, and will be disposed Of at reduced price.
WA. X. McF ARLAND.
ianrG-1w No u College 81.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-22

Gus PowDER AGENcr.--The gun powder agency
ana native vine depot Of our friend Z. A. M'Cail,
has been removed 70 No. % College street, oppo-
size the Sewanee House, where he will be pleased
u @ait on his former aud al new customers. Safety
fuse always kept Oh hand,
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-22
&VES.ENsED.

nNE BLACK llFIFER, three years OIL and one RED
~ STEER also three years old, rom GTes1ers lot on
Market They bought the DAY before yeser-
day Rhea, in the vicinity Ct NolenSyile Liberal
reward is given for bringing them bIck 70
JACOB GENTNER,
jan'6-iWF Near the Nashville POI < house.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-22
VALUABLE LOT FOR SALE.

DyHE subscriber oners for sale his TEMPE, as
Il good a Cook Washer and Ironer there Is in tie
State also understands Pickliag and Preserving.
Iaul5 ALEX. MACKENZIE.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-22

THE WEATHER--The weather continues cold
here, with North wind, and al occasionally fur
Of
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-22
ksO0E(saRlg House ;

fINHE undersigned Keeps a Boarding House on Cedsf
street rsNt to the Nerandah Hotel where hes rezdy,
at al times, TO motate transient peruiN1cnt
hoadsrs fair Ills table is alWaJs provided WitA
the best the market Sn0rGs.
janlI GEO. ". COLEMAN.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-22

JNOK RENr.-Ths house at present oCeupied By The
Il Traders Bank for for Tie ensuing year. Pos
session gwen lstJ January Apply 70
desc ". II. GORDON co.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-22

invention but be acquainted th cur rlan one
rations In addition the profits from sales Of Machines
(which fully hundred per cent? another and ~ r
haps, greater nducem Mt J. offered which explain
and d-monst rae TO those who may With cali
Parties who buy ihts be supplied with Machines,
ant to hem refer hers who may wish provide them
selves with the article The particnla " quest
ed to notice that AGENTS that Machines
vii not be Reia by sent for eXhib ton We
vii cheerfuily exhibit them any feel Efficiently in
tereSted to II at r'ctGS. Further particulars will he
communicated By letter, II The shove sufficiently
Pict 2. h. WEBSTER, Agent,
janl5-u Room IS.
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Cider, y gallon, 10; q bl5,0
WINES.

WINES.
Madeil a, D gallon ~ ,5002, 90
Sherry, i" s2,00Gi,0Q
Malagasweet" 5o07n0
Port, " E,O004, %
Champagne 4" D dOE
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-22

HAYE for sale privately, OF the most desirable
Il BUILDING LOTS In the city Of Nashville the
froniing 80 feet Church and
ming bark $50 or 1870 feet 10 alley The lot joins the resi-
Of l. O. Nicholson and will Be sold bargain. For
particulars call on \. n GLASoOCK,
oil
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-22
REMOVAL.

TTrHE FUNERAL UNDERTAKING. EsrABIIsHaEsT
Il OF J. W. MCUMBS Il removed 10 Church street. OPP
pose the Old stand in the house recently butt ~ Dr.
Young where ready, usual 20 give attention
when ca led on. J W. M'COMBs.
faV CoaNmFusl
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-22

1. OsS GEM That trsua5ie STORE ROOM adjOin-
l. Eng Office Gerry ,et, ~ The year 1851.
Also, tiat dssirab, pM ElfsN6 Cherry street,
South % broad, Containing s rooms. and WILDE
pG; IN thorough repair. AppyJO VII L bolus
ia-sz .rerrr street =
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. DWELLING HoUsE FOR RENT.
TIE MANUFACTURING ESTABLISHMENT 20

1--WE BRICK DWELLING Market street,
j shcrt distance below the Old Nashville Inn is Ee4A
offered rent 70 good tenant for the yesr 1857 1-
Apply O. fdec93-,N BENZ =. SHIELDS, Agent
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-22

TTvhE Largo WAREHOUSE On Market street is -.
offered. 3ffer Tor The scar 1881. spply to 40.
dec22-if PFNJ. y. SHIELDS, Agent. z4.l1l.
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JhN ". JAMS, fTtst. D y. JAAEs, OAShltT
BANK OF COMMERCE

Deals in sight and time Es Gold aud Silver AMI Unsur-
rent Bank Notes. makes collections in ali parts OF the
try, will give the highest market price for Laud Warrants
and pay interest on dsposites janis.
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FEATHERS.
IcoRREcTKD wEEKLY.l

FEATHERS.
Tive Geese, q b, 4e945
FISH.
NacKerel, No l q Dbl 81
" No2 p" none
A" Nos E" IA
FLOUR.
~ louis, q Dbl, none
Cincinnati, none
Tennessee, sc 00G5 81
FRUIT.
Saisins, z box, $4,0004 SO
Almonds, p 10, 20
Apples, dried q bush. ! 81
Peaches, " 2 80
Peeled Peaches 3 S093 0(
GINSENG.
Ginseng, q %, 30Q3t
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-22

LAND WARRANTS.
WE viii buy Land WauaLts OF all denominations, at
w the best market price.
Owl A. J. DUNCAN CO.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-12-03
MAItkIEn

DIED.
In HopkintOn Nov. 25th Mr.. Thomas Beeson rs years
mos.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-12-03

WANTED-As situation as Book keans. -. ...I-.
ant Book keeper by good aeconbssr, a ass
references given Address shook keeper - NJ ~; SSoa
decs dSt' '''' once
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-12-03

Retired Physician, 10 years Of age,
whose sands Of life have nearly run out. discovered
while in the East Indies. certain for Consump
ton, Asthma, Bronchitis Coughs Colds, and General
1 Debility, The remedy was discovered BY him when
his only child daughterwa gven up 70 lie. Hehat
heard much Of the wondesu restorative and healing
qualities OF preparations made from the East India Hemp
and the thought occurred to him that he might make
remedy for his child He studied hard and succeeded A
reaising his wishes His child was cured, and IL now
alive and we'll he has since administered the wonderful
remedy 10 thousands Of sufferers in parts d the world
and he has never failed in making then completely
healthy and happy. Wishing 10 DO as much good - poe
eibe he viii send such Of hs afflicted fellow beings a.
request n this RECIPE with fu and explicit directions fof
making it up aud successfully using It. He reuolres
each applicant 70 enclose him one shilling three u
cents to be returned postage the recipe and t u
remainder TO DO applied 10 payment Or this advertise
ment Address Or. II. JAMES, 10 Grand nt icl71 ~
no dlnls Jersey City, Nj.
NIOTlCe. line eopartnurship hsretoIoru easing
kV between the Subscribers, under the AIM and stvs
OF z. BAKER h CO., q By mutual consent thia iav a
solved The affairs Of the are 10 be nsted ~
VIM. II. Sanford. -t Ht z nAKNR
Worcester. Nov. 10, 1857. WM II. sANpORn
The business Of the conoern VII BE- Continued af AZ.
old stand, BY the subscriber. WM II. eANTORD-"-
NIL dn
M HiTE IRON STONE wa u f-6fKd
wards Manufacture every pieos Of uhich = -ar
tainted not % crack In he aaznl Gu ana loc r,,,
A-aA y s-A IIkTH 69hfon0l.S,. 80 81
sueeeanors 70 Brown rirth.
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ERT3. Is 81
DRY GOODS.

h ~ IA " II NAD IA II
DRY GOODS.
NEW GOODS FOR oAsHs
BARNARD, SUMNER, & CO.'S.
We offer the following list Of f.
oAsH PR1 o Bs.
1000 yds. Fine Fast Coored Prints at etc, worth in
good times lOc by the case.
800 pairs Mems Gray Mixed Wool Drawers, at 624c.
200 Mems Wool Under Shirts at e2lO, worth, Ordina-
riy, $1OO
500 pairs Ladies' best Ribbed Lambs Wool Hose, in
ali cOlOrs, at 25o per pair.
Good Heavy satinets at s7ic.
500 yds. Heavy Twined Faunes at 25o, warranted all
wool.
Ahandsomeline of Valencia Plaids, at tic, in New,
Bright Goods.
Richest T5o Wool DeLaines at5Oc,
BIeached and Brown sheetngs, Tckings, Fannels and
Blankets, at the lowest Cash Prices.
Persons who have the money can spend it to good adj
advantage by calling US.
Bills of ounebaug, Uncas, Windham County and other
discreded banks taken in exchange for goods at the
uery best rates.
SPECIAL CLOAK NOTICE.
We take occasion to remind our customers, and all
persons who about buying cloaks that our facilities
for getting up
HANDSOME, FASHIONABLE GARMENTS,
For little money, never we're SO complete as now.
Our garments are all made in own Work Shop, by
experienced and thoroughly tasteful persons, and we
guarantee entire satisfaction in every where an orr
der is entrusted to us.
NEW PATTERNS
REoEIvED EVERY WEEK.
For the largest assortment, best styles, and lowest
prices in
G L. o II III s,
Gall at
BARNARD, SUMNER, * CO.'S,
Old Stand of chamberlin, Barnard & Co.
In M p o R T A N t
AVID Special NoTICE
TO PURCHASERS OF
d r Y G. o o d S /.
CHANGE I'M BUSINESS.
ENTIRE STOCK MUST BE SOLD
Previous to the
FIRS Il OF ANUARY,
Let the Sacrifice be what it may.
You can have a pile Of Goods for little money, by
| calling
Our business Arrangements such that we shall
relnqush Store in Faggs Building the first of Jan
uay next and shall offer large and extensive stock
Of Dry Goods for the next four weeks ruinuus prices
our object being to close stock Those having little or
much money will find it greatly to their advantage to
pay our store vieit during this "Cearing Out sale
when will endeavor give you better bargains than
were ever before offered in Worcester
To any wishing to engage in business this is a rare
opportunity of the best locations in Worcester
and will sell the stock hand the most favorable
terms CHARLES A. UPTON,
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q R E a
LIQUIDATION SALE
OF
BULPINS ENTIRE STOCK,
sel BRoADwAY. NEW YoRK.

NEARLY QUARTER MILLION OF DOLLARS OF
CLOAKs.
SHAWLs,
LADIES' FANCY FURS,
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REAL ESTATE.

LNOR SALE OR TO RENT.-The house oc
- cupied by the subscriber No. s. Wellington street,
The house has sixteen rooms is in good repair has Mar
bic Fire frames Bathing rooms is hested BY an air fur
mace and the lot upon which it stands is one hundred
feet square ghe house is arranged to be occupied by
one or two families. Possession given Immediately
. GEORGE P. BRYANT.
worcester, Oct. 81, 1867. NJ d&WU