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e. ACRE. HALF ACRE I'VE QUAR.

dr. ACRE. HALF ACRE No QUAR-
linn TER ACRE l0TS-of the hest land to be found
sAA in Worcester, to b. had at such prices to
come within the Of one situated that
elevation known as Fairmount," which the new map
shows TO he just mile north of the Central Exchange.
Now is the most favorable time buy either for invest
ment or to build upon Also in the beautiful and
ing fnshed with large attic and basement
wash room, with from twenty forty thougand feet Of
land in the lot more if wanted. The house is fin
ished in good style, with marble chimney pieces and
has ample Closets good and abunant water and will be
sold great bargain and very easy terms Of pay
ment, if applied for before the first OF April.
mch1S davis D. 8. MESSENGER
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Ga FOR SALE--About Forty Acres Of excel
Ts, lent Land, within three miles Of the City HALL
hs About one half Of it Sprout and Wood Land the
rest Is suitable for cultivation. good House aud Barn
With cellars under BOTH situated on the same As
the owner is about to move West he will dispose of the
same at bargain, For further particulars inquire of the
subscribers. A. WEBSTER,
20 d2nF Millbury Avenue.
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oonstsnGyon hand or made to order9Cheap for Cash,
every description Of PAPER and TwEE Manufacturers,
ClOhiers Grocers, Hardware Carpet Shoe Dry Goods,
Erade.-- ~ --.---.-- ny diff = dlS
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6 VERY Abb LIS n E .

A Rare Chance for Investment.
Z Call at the BAY STATE HOUSE. and see the
METR Z WASHING MA.
invented By J AsEE JOHNSON. 1t is one Of the mos
useful end abor saving Machines offered the pub
lic The Pdtent Right for safe or to lease for any por-
/. tion Of Worcester County - i
N B-Ths machine win be on exhibition at the above
place, on and after Tuesday March 17lh, 1857.
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e. FARM FOR SALE in Auburn, Of about
Il. Sc enty five 1t is well divided into Now
.4 ing, Tilage rasturing ard Woodland, and there is
agood Gore ard on The premises. The Buildings are
story and half house. and baru The farm is abut five
mi es from Worcester Pest Office 1t will b. SO low and
on terms easy fot purchaser Apply c. B. PRATT,
Foster street, OF to Capt. DANIEL G. LIYERhi0RF jf
Mllbury d&vt mch19
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yHNHE PokANoKET STEAM Mill

EHNWo OH BUILDINGS FOR SALE
one S0x50 feet and suitable for dwelling house
Innure at thin eli ae.
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4 All necessity Of journey Washington to procure
patent and the usual great delay there are here savsd
fnvanbora 7
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a. SMALL FARM FOR SALE-Con-
i; taining Ten Acres of Land in the town of Barre,
AlA Mass about one and half miles from the center
on he Hubbardston road The buildings consist of a
good twostory House Barn. and Blacksmiths Shop and
there is also Shoe shopon the premises Il will be sold
very low and hreefourths the purchase money may
remain on mortgage for a term of years. Apply to
GEORGE I. S. CURTIS,
Real Estate Broker,
10 du Union Block,
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Omllttbuses.

6IHERRY VALLEY, NEW WORCES-
~ TER AND WORCESTER OMNIBUS. Change of
time commencing November 1st, 1856:
Leaves Cherry Ypey at 8, a. m, and il D. M
Leaves Bay State House, Worcester, at II a. M and
Al p m.
EVENING TRiP.-On Tuesday, Thursday, AMI Saturday
evenings, will leave Cherry Valley at p. Return at
81 p. m.
SUNDAYS.
Leaves Cherry Valley at 81 a. m. and q p m.
Leaves Oily Hall a. 104 a. m. and 3 IS p m.
Fare-12t cents each way. Fare t. New Worcester
CT cents. D.J. BAKER,
me Is div
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(A FARM FOR SALE.--1he subscriber Of
s feTs for gale the Farm which no now resides
k situale the westerly part OF Holden, about two
mss IRON the center containing 90 Of choice land
wen adapted for the various wants ef the farmer the
buildings are large and ample for the Accommodation OF
the place II is well wooded, and 100 cords might be
spared and leave sufficient supply. Terms will be esy
Inquire OF OTIS hrEAkNs at Charles Whites In Wor
cester, or Of lal " sAMuFL w gTFpT IA
Holden, Feb. rs, 1857. dAwtf Tof =
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O. FOR SALE That beautiful new T wo Story
;.s Dwelling on Grown, of Congress street. con
ltsAtaning ten rooms, well arranged with Bathing
Rooms Furnsce, Gas, Hard and Soft Water and all 9TH
er eonvenences tle lot is choice Fruit and Shrubery
and terms very easy Inquire of
q f2S dam GEO. T. 8. CURTIS, 1877 Main street
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.N35A FLOUR. The W. Whitney Premium
EasE=zE5l Flour, constantly CD hand and for SALE by
ssA BLISS, SUTTON Il CO.,
fl2 DIM No. Mechanic street.
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NOR SALE-A Genteel COTTAGE on Piedmont St.;
1 A new Two Story House on Bluff street; new Two
Story House Pleasant street TO RENT--Four Ten
ements on Pleasantstreet, GEO I. CURTIS
i26 diff Union Block, 1877 Main st.,
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o. A COUNTRY SEAT FOR SALE.
sss two story House. Barn. aud three acres of we'll
.A cultivated land, within q miles of the Post OF
nee The buildings are new, well built, and never occu
pied. More land can be had if wanted Terms easy.
Inquire of T. NJ. LAMB.
mch24 pf 275 Main street.
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e. L Q Q K S :.
French and American Clocks Of every variety at very
low prices, FISK GODDARD
195 Union Block, Main street,
fl9 diff Worcester, Mass.
10 a IN ,1F~TTT1 a Z 4 ~ ~ - u
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o. COTTAGE HOUSE FOR SALE
mn. In this city, about hall mile Southwest of the
EltskC City Hail. in pleasant location containing eight
rooms The House in good repair, has large garden
good water ample sorerooms, barn &c. and in every
way adapted for gentee private residence II will be
sold at bargain, and payments easy.
II not sold previous to the first of April it will be rent
ed to a good tenant. Apply to GEO 7 s. CURTIS,
Real Estate broker,
10 dN HMM Block.
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55s7 IA ssst,sfaas- BOSTON a N 80 SVOkGC ESz
"a ~ TER RAILROAD. WINTER AR.
RANGEMG Recommending MONDAY, Nov. 3, 1861
PASSENGER TRAINS leave Worcester, as follows !
Leave Worcester OF tabout Steamboat)7, Gao, AM
(330 EH.) 4, and (l0S0 Elk P. N.
Millbury GAO am $40 p. m.
Milford Ito, 40 a. m 4.l5 D. N.
Northboro' 100 9 80 a. m.
Marlboro 100, 10 a. M, 400 p m.
FraYuingham Centre 7.45, 1890 a. m, A45 a. m.
6.15p.
Newton, $50, *7.45, $3.50 wor.) 500, ellis, Wor)
a. M I.50, $50, 800 (*5.35 Wor.l p. m
Brooklins, $50, 100 SIS. S45, 10, a. M. LIS $50
Z 515, $50, 8. Also Wednesdays at 10. 80 p IN.
Needham Plain 8, S.l5 AMI l.60, 445 p. m.
tWest Newton Station
rRAIN2 FOR wore ESTER, as follows
For Worcester at z (s.30 Ex) M, 13O, (3.oO Ex.l
400, $3.50 Ex.) P. NJ
4lillhUry 7, a, n. 4.80 M
Milford Z, a. N. 80, 4.30, p. N.
Northboro q. m, 40 p m.
Marlboro at Z. q. n 1.30, 4,30 D. N.
Framlngham Centre Z, 1.30, 4.30 p. m
saxoayile 9l5 a. N, p N. Also Wednesdays at
LIS p IN
Newton, a. Wor), els. M, 1880 (I.3o Wor IS
3.15, (4.3O Wor.) O. $50, 9.l5 p. M,
Brookline, 705, T.eO, 9, IL. M; 1915 $50 $50
As, 8, z, ESQ, p n. Also'Wednesdays at IL D. m
Charles River Branch, 7.05, 12l5,a. M. $50 6p m
Albany Z, and $3.50 Ex) and 1.30, g Ex) p, M
New York via Springfield, % 30 Ex) a. m q Ex) m,
New York via Norwich, $50 tx p. M
Sunday Mail at P. NJ taking passengers for Worces,
ter Springfield, Hartford, New Haven and New York
" Express Trains stop only at birmingham
G. TWICHELI, supt
Boston, Nov / 1856. dawtf
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SUPERIOR FLOUR.-5O barrels R, RICHARD
- soE's celebrated "Rdtlroad" Flour from new wheat
this day received and for sale by
pit. rs. WIN. o. SWEET & CO.,
Sc diff 1856 Main Street
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BLOOMS TO ss'C-In Clarl's new Block.-One,
AA Front Room, secon story, with nre-proof safe
Also. enc on the third story. Apply to
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First house on the left from Pleasant where she VIII be
most happy to wait upon all who may favor her with
call Articles fer the toilet among which is her celebrst
ed Hair Restorative, constantly hand Particular at
tentoa paid dyeing hair. dam fl3
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u -ILHEY 81. FAPEE WAREH0UsE >.

lEtlqseA 0 KINNEY s. LANE -aa
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
PAPER AND TWIN
BENZ. s. BrEEEY, No. 60, 5KfIby St.,
fRAM'L G, LANE. 5 II @sFA ~ BOSTON
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EANCY GooDss AND TOTS.
HOLDEN, CUTTER, & Co.

HOLDEN, CUTTER, & CO..
-.e m IMPORTERS,
$50. is and II X itby street, Boston.
Have utrecsiyed, per ships and steamers III packages
s. Fancy Goods and Toys, IS
TOYS weassortFd in eac case from $40 500 per case.
The attention of dealers is called extensive
sortme tof Fancy Goods and Toys also to large stock
q Staple Gcods-sach Combs. Brushes, Fine Ivory
Combs Scissore Kaiyes Cards Soaps OILS, India Rub
Der Cords in every variety Balls, Dressing Puff and
Neck Combs. &e &C., comprising Of the largest
stocks in the United States Tie foreign goods being Of
our own importation selected personally by one of our
drm 10 Europe, enables to sell at the owest prices
We are constantly receiving fresh supplies by steamer
and packet p s1a3 ~ ha
All orders BY mil VIII reneivep ronpt attention.
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fT...f ia ItlI FLO r. "a LEI Containing 05 acfes
Wii situated "a miles south OF Leominster Centre and
within mile Of depot the Filchburg and Mor.
Vsslsr Naoau Inc land Is welladapted 10 the wants Of
young bearing uit trees together with peaches pearr
and other fruit IN good varieties The buildings arc two
dehug houses, one barrp corn barn IN, with
other out buildings An abundant supply Of water by
Aqueduct 70 house and stablee, together With other co
venncef, make 1t desirable farm Also pasture con.
ainigg "a acres, situated miles from said farm on
R0cky BiHse called will be sold together SEPARATE
desired. The owner will give unusual inducements 10
purchaa i appled 10 previous 10 April 9th For fur
further particulars inquire OF A. COLDURN on the prem
ises, or A. WHEKL0OK, Worcester. d6wtf mchl0
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90 Eel

n 81 Wh . I o LMbs-Inqune OF
IA NJ. PRATT
j22 dtt 40 Vain Street.
4 ODGENG ROOMS 10 LET, FURNISH
ia ED OR UNFINISHED, 10 private family, two
Or three minutes walk from the City Hail. Apply No,
High street Court diff mch6
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,FfEBa FLOUR FLOUR FLOUR
AT Reduced Prices.

1000 bbs in wholes aud halves of all grades selling
at prices to suit cuItomers.
Please call before purchasing, at
W. Il. DEXTER & CO.'S,
mch14 diff No. 30T Main etreet.
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WRAPPING PAPER-AIl sizes and quail.
w ties, for sale as low as can be bousht.
BROOKS h sTEARNS. s Front street
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w oKCEsTER GYMNAsIUM BRANCH


Gold Pins, Far Rings and large variety of Ornaments
of various kinds too to mention all of which
will be offered at extremely low prices, at
FISK GODDARDS,
1876 Uunion Block, Main street,
ITO or Worcester Mass.
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DUTTER.-5T0 Tubs choice Vermont BUTTER in
Ed store, and receiving, for sale wholesale and RETAIL
by W. o. SWEET Il CO.,
ON diff 1856 Man Street.
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Horse Nails, made from the best U b. IRON warranted
n. B.. p. 4 l. are also Agents for ADRIONAC AMIR.
loan CAST STEEL. '-4 :
W The above WILDE sold on the favorable terms
BY the subscribers the old stand, Washington sousr
,y PRATT a. INMAN.
"fVVsNcfs OVts l. lbo4 deod aW
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HOrBIs.


RnTl n I1 1Oe EXCHANGE HOT81S-
wv DANvILLE, VA-This we'll ke0Wn esteb'
rshment, which wss burned In April. 1855. y now
rebuile With large snd web constTustsd buildiDaa
suitahie lpf the comfort and accommodation OF seve
ri hundred persons. Tho roo0s are we'll furnished
WITH ns Furniture, Cerpets he attended by prompt
snd attentive servants, while every other depart
mont Il kept In good order, style ssd manner to rem.
~ suests esrecsbls and comfortable. The propre.
o the Hisplsy Of hi qualifications aad capacity 70
entertain hs Euess nor Of the peculiar character Of
TIE House for good hvtne bat scce It 70 ssy thatt
VIII be found supplied With ell the sub .tsntia ele.
meuts for comfort, served In the good ol6f4shoned
virginia style Of cookery" always plentiful and 70
soare With meals to passengers ct any hour 10 the
dsy or niaht suit arrival and departure OF the
Carr or Sfases; with Carriages Stages and other We:
hcIes to carry his guests to or from the kaiIroed
Carr or to take them else in the surro1nd
ing country. And although. for ne present al ar.
does he intend to act upon any other prns,pe tnan
to ''fire, and let Hre." J. WILLIAMS.
fe 6-d&clm
"A sold and conveyed t. Mr. VIM. B. Bishop, the
interest o. Iohn J. Brown Esq, In the lease, furn1'
ture good W., &C., Of the American Hotel and 90
lict q continuance Of the liberal patronage OF the
friends of ME. Brown In behalf Of the new PfoPne'
tor. WIN. JO1NSON,
The underlined, having taken Q lease. Tor term
of years. on the American Hotel respectfully soiicits
share Of patronage from his friendn and the eunnc
He pledges himself that effort on bis part snail be
spared to render his guests comfortable, ana 70 sus
tain the present reputation OF the house ,suo,
ja2-b w. p. bIcoOI
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- HIT 3kM AGAIN.
HS have been on the Square in Richmond'a
old town,
HAVE made observations. and noted them down;
Tho music I've heard from Smiths Armory band,
And thought like the rest, 1t exceedingly grand
But whenever visit the Square, far or near.
Nv mind 10 delighted as we'll a. my ear,
70 think of the Thousands in dresses all now,
To hear Iome pronounce the word BAR THO.LO.
NEW"
Ny watch will not tell the hour or minutes of day
A strolling and stragglng they bend forth their
way,
On Msin and Eleventh they take slight view,
And walk into the store Of BAR-THO LO-MEW.
My watch needs repairing, no time Will 1t keep,
Either walking riding, while Pm asleep.
Yet still I'll give thee, though old for one new.
And ri get thee repsired BY BARrHoL oMEW.
Clocls, Watches and Jswery he does but repair;
Here's happy New Year to my friends and the rest
He out rivals no one, but equals the best
w ]. BARTHOLOMEW.
Corner Main and 18th sts Richmond,
Watch and Clock.Maker,
jag Over 20 years in London and America.
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~,.,a wisconsin Legislature has passed q bill
~. as ~. Booth, the editor of the Miiwsukie
ssi,ss rs"ocfsi. power to repienish his press
.u y the United States MarahsI This ~
nes step IN the prosress of the Garland sisye
e.. osnssef summer started from Boston. Mond.v
,S asoiogton 10 resume bis seat In the Sensss ~
,As s,ss eo ss..ss. ne will proceed to Europe In
There were 456 deaths In N.v Vs..
10 being Ct eonsamption ss's week
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V,KIPLkR,s WARRANTED GARDEN
L SEEDS BY Adams Express am In receipt of
my second supply Of early Red Turnp Beet; early
Red Turnip ksdish; CoAts' extra early Peas; early
Red SPECIFIED vslentne Beans; early China Red Eye
beapsi .arlg Iuscarors Corn; Oak Leaf Co.'s Let.
large Red Tomato, apple shape; Curled Savoy Cab.
bage Drumhead Savoy Cabbage.
JNO. w. POLLARD,
feM Druggist, 18th street.
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| II nnDt nL...Lrs. xsOULlUUSE CUP.
IL PER and LEECHER, has removed her resi-.
dence TO No. 1872 Main street, over Mr.. sUTHER.
| LANDS GUN STORE, and will che erfully wait
upon those needing her services, either by DAY OF
| N. B.-Cons'ansly rece wing from the importers
| S,ceedish and Spanish Leeches.
Also, Ladies Bandages that are highly recommend.
cd by the Medical Faculty, on hand, end made to
order. fe 9-dtm
u ELi.hVUk HUsfITAL his insil.a a.
ID lion 10 situated on Church Hill. Richmond Va
in cell !htful, airy position, ana furnished with
every convenience conducive to the comfort of pa.
tients and the successful treatment Of disease.
The Lying-ln Wards are peculiarly eommodious.
The undersigned give thsir personal attendance to
all patients placed under their charge.
GoloIed Patients. Per week
Private accommodations. Ito 10
These rates embrace all charges for Board, Medi.
icines and Medical and Surgical attendance.
y No Small PG pH sd%,t,ed
JAMES sOLTON, NJ d,
Grace street, between 4th and 9Th
G. 8. MILLS, MD,
18th street, between Broad and Marshall.
k.T. COLEMAN, M. D.,
Corner of 4th and Grace streets
ke'ident Phvsician-Dr. WOOD. tal-em
INF KMAKY OF THE MEDICAL 1111-.
LEGE OF VIRGINIA This infirmary, located
IN the city Of Richmond, lcorner of College and
street , Il open for the reception Of patients
or Surgical aid except the insane and those Iaborn,
under contagious diseases admitted into the In
plete.
The patients are under the charge Of the Profes-
sors OF the College: aided by a resident Ply.
G'sn the heel charge. for Medical attendance surs
service service rendered BY the institution are for
c. he eaens.'....... per week
- 81. ''''''''''..'...'........
Attending surgeons-Prof. GIBSON, fETrcoLAs
:. Acting Phy'icians-Prok TUCKER, scorr and
Resident Phydcisn-MARIox HowAap.h
stewsrd-F. NJ PARRISH.
rrendent OF lnfrmsry-L. 8. JoYNEs, MD.
-, IN the country wishing to send patients to
me ne lnnrmary, or desiring information, may address
the President or the Steward. jss-Sm
CDRNs, BUNIONs, WAITS, DKFORNT.
20 Nails, and every disorder Of the Feet and
IA snas ersdicsted without any pain by Dr. SHULTZ,
any are DESTROYS to know If Dr. g. 10 still In prsc.
uee In This city 1t gives Dr. s. pleasure to Inform
them that he may be still found daily at his once.
On rrankiin street, one door south OF Metropolitan
BAIL where oil orders and letters directed will meet
with prompt attention Dr.. =. also waits upon tho
10 need OF NE services. 2. their residences usual
noticed but until then he IL still on franklin street
An early call vii ooHse fs 2-IIt+
A NtITHk g skAsON A iSOUT OPENIN13.
we are stu onerine sreat inducements In the
sale OF CLOTHING and Furnishing Goods IN hone To
reduce the stoek In order TO make room for Sorins
9oods. We invite attention to our Fancy Eiosh
a. III Ess s W nxe., hesvy Cashmere Pan
up IN ~ GOOD style be produced md Tor ssis
on accommodating terms "
Bargains! 8srsails.. Bsrsains! may be obtained
0RosHoNG rursAN
70 q ITO Main stgeet.
HoMAETns LIMk...A 1resa article
"sl-in WINSTON POWERS.
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Railroads south ana West.

FERNANDINA AND CEDAR KEYS RAILROAD -
There are now employed upon this road be.
tween six and seven hundred hands The iron
has been purchased for the whole line, and Is laid
down for over twenty miles. commencing at Fer
nandina One of the contractors signifies to the
Georgian and Journal that the cars will be rue.
ming eighty mies-say to Gainesville, Alachua
co--next fall.
II weare not at fault the contractors commenc.
ed their operations In November, l855,-that is to
say, about fifteen months since. Granting that 1t
should be next November before eighty miles are
completed. II will still be- as far IS we know, an
in Southern railroad building. And one of the
most striking features about the enterprise is,
the quiet way in which the thing has been DONE
1t is emphaticaiy workiDgg, and not talking
company
The whole distance frc m Fernaudina to Cedar
Keysis, In rennd numbers one hundred and forty
miles. Judging from the way In which the work
il progressing the Atlantic Ocean and the gulf 4
Mexico will be connected by railroad easily dui-
ing next year. If the quarter Of what the ma
terly report of the President (Mr. Yuee) leads us
/, expect is realized by the enterpfie. it will lie
one OF the most successful ever projectedin Amer.
ica.--Sdpannah Georgian.
STATE AID TO RAILROADS IN Missouri "A
eorres pondent of the st Louis Democrat writing
from Jefferson City, the capital of Missouri, says
that Committee of the Legislature has agreed
upon the following appropriations: 1.-Two millions
of dollars for the Iron Mountain railroad, three
millions for the North Missouri railroad two mil.
lions for the Pacific, Two millions for the South
western Branch railroad, half q million for the
Cairo aud Fulton railroad, and seven hundred and
fifty thousand for the Platte county railroad"
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1,1.OTHINla KsTARlInBMENTs.

"a HONlE A(aAIN...The subacr1ber u
again back at his old stand, corner OF Main
VI and 18th streets with new house, new and
III fresh stock Of Goods, and 10 row prepared to
,8er sreeter inducements to his old patrons and
riends, and the public generally. than he has ever
lone. Those in want of something really nice aud
desirable In the way of Clothing for the Christmas
iolidays would do vol to give him . call.
r. B. SPENCE,
Clothier and Merchant Tailor
de- 10 No. In. eoruer Main and 18th IA
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p. III. TAYLOR'S MUSIC
0GR5 SALOON AND PIANO WARE
H1b R09M, GoVERNQR STREET
cd IL sole agent in this city for the sale Of the cee.
brated NUNNS 4 CLARK's PIANO FORTEs -
These instruments have received the unqualified ap
Europe lie sss5 keeps Pianos of other good aud es-
tablished makers.
P H T. keeps constantly on hand an assortment OF
the best MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS and Musical
Merchandise in general, consisting Of
Melodeors. with sissle and double Reeds Mar.
tins uprivalled Guitars Aceofdeons, Flutes, Flies
Flageolets, Violins, Bsnjos.
The largest and most beautiful assortment Of fash.
ionable, new and standard SHEET MUSIC to be
found in this State.
A liberal discount made to teachers and schools
Pianos Tuned and let to hire. Old Pianos taken In
part pay for new Ones
is2 P. II. TAYLOR.