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- and beautiful collection Of Fancy Goods ard
Toys at low prices, at
mar 2O-3t LAMMOND,S. 7tb street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-03-23

M hS. BATES, AT HER BOARDING.
AsA mouse, on the southwest corner Of Penn.
avenue and 9th street, has made arrangements to
accommodate large number Of strangers with
ings = mar 3
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PRESENTv

O During q years tour In tie South ard
West, Madame SWEET has been Consulted hy
upwards Of Ten Thoxsand Persons, and is pre,
nounced a superior Clairvoyant and the Wondos
Of the Age.
Tsrms Of Consxitati,n-Ladies, 81; Gentle
n en-, % feb "a lima
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-03-23

MANUFACTURED TOBACCO
~ STORE AND FOR SALE AT MANU-
Il facturer's prices.
20 Kegs +. R. Trotter's Rough and Ready
SO Boxes Jas Thomas, Jr.'s virgfnius
III Boxes Jas Thomas, Jr 8 FL Dorado.
together with good assortment Of medium
GEO. w. COCHRAN,
and low priced pound lump, ives, and tens.
3lf IN It., oppo. National Intelligencer once
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TTO LOVERS OF GOOD FF UiTS AND
Il Admirers Of Choice Flowers.
30 1000 extra choice Ever Bloomi ng hoses,
Fruit Trees Of all the newest and most celebrated
kinds,
Climbing ard Ornamental Plants and Shrubs,
GOO large size Pear Trees on Ounce stock, full
Of fruit buds, and Of splendid forms.
Persons in want Of good Fruit Trees. extra
choice Roses, &C., will fnd all the newest and
most celebrated European and American vsrie-
ties at A. JARDIN'S, Florist and Nurreryman,
18th street, corner Of NJ, Washington. mar2l. 2H
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-03-23

The CLAY MONUMENT Tho cornerstone of
the Clay monument will be laid at Lexington,
ny: on the 4.h of July next The Grafton
VIII be delivered by the Rev Robt. J. Breck.
inridge, not by Edward Everett, as reported.
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DiRASOLS-PARAs
STEEL AND CRINOLINE SKIRTS.
J uvin,s celebrated KID GLOVES.
Ju]t received ct L
FRANK A Mc6EER.
"a Penn. sve., bet. 18th and l3th sheets.
mar 1e.9W 's-t. :"
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NOfIOB-NOfICE.

HAVE FEW OF THOSE CHEAP TOI-
Close out, and win sel IT cost Also, COB ia
Lists and other GLASS WARE, that nust ~
ce 500 preparatory TO q change In my business.
Az thar want TO buy cheap, please call at No.
Is T.ss - ''a '''' JOIN scD D VIII
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$4,000 MORRISON CO. m1NNESOrA IL
Per. Cent. Bends fer Sale.
WE ARE INFORMED THAT TAE ABOVE
w Bonds were issued to aid In building a
Court House, and constitutes the only debt Of the
County The County Of Morrison sdtoins Ram
sey, In which st. Paul Is situated. The security
we regard Hfrst class"
The Bonds are drawing IL per cent. interest,
the frat bonds being payable In 1860, and the
others falling due annually, thereafter.
mar 2l-3t (Intel) Bankers.
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ioE CREAM AZ WHoLEsAiE.

CONFECTIONERs,M MARKET MEN, And
~ small shops VIII be furnished with the very
best ICE CREAM 40 81 IS per gallon, they And-
ing their own cans. Nov b the time 10 begin In
market Thoee beginning now and managing Il
hight viii make Q handsome sum during the Sum.
mer Apply at The Ice Cream Depot, corner l2th
and streets.
10 Ice Cream Cans and Tubs for sale.
1-2W4
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HOO 1000 lbs prime sisdes, Goshen and
Roll Butter
5000 lbs. Sides, Shoulders and Hens
1000 do Pork Shoulders and Sides
40 boxes Lemons and Oranges
Love:ing's Golden Syrup .
New crop Porto Ki:o sugar and Syrup
Pecan Nuts, Almo DIS and Filberts
Nectar Whisky 81 per gallon.
Also, agent for the sale Of LIME, bv the Dbl or
qusntity, at manufacturers prices, and Kettle.
wells maniI ulated GUANO.
w. II. TENNEY,
mar 21-7t 6, orgetown
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SoIREE DANxAnIK-
c l. A IR VANCE.
MADAME SWEET,

THE CELEBRATED
CLAIRVOYAHT,
Has arrived In this City, aud
taken rooms at No. sos 9TH
ST., opposite Odd Fellows
Hall where she Is ready 10
receive consultations rcspec-
ting the
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II From Shillington We have the fine
April number of Godey's Lady's Book.
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Boarding,

TENTLEMEN DESTROYS OF QUIET
~ comfortable accommodations can obtain then,
On eSnIy appicaaon at MRS. CARTER'S, Can
=. mar 23.eo3ts
ONE LARGE PARLOR AND CHAMBER
attsched, handsomely furnished, and lighted
with gas, on the first floor, Trent, by the weeS
or month SO per month Board furnished
R'ivste, II desired, at % SO per week. Apply at
NO qoS ION street, between d and L.
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e THE STAR Strangers now
here are ,esainded that tho very best
and promptly Posted with reference 10
che deings and sayings at tho Federal
Metropolis and concerning events else
where, Of which correct Informal ion
concentrate. in Washingten, is to sab
scribe for The Star. The subscriptie
price for the Daily, when sent by mail,
IL $3.50 per nnnum for the Weekly,
81 rs per annum.
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TAKE NOTICE.
WE WILL SELL, F D r. IMMEDIATE
w delivery
PINE WOOD..........atS 81 co Cord,
OAK WOOD...........atS a e Cord
II taken In Quantities OF one cord and upwards
Persons deslrous Of laying In both Wood and
Coal, very cheap, are requested to call immsdi
dtcly on BOGUE O'NEILL,
No los Water street, Georgetown.
Terms Cash. mar 10 .3tA
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CI6AHS-Cl2ARS.
A MOTHER LOT OF THOSE SUPERIOR
"A Cigars that have given such general sstisfac
tian, just received, consulting Of the follow ng
brands:
Flor Re Eatara LaFel
La r. sa san iago Amhosia
Carolinas La Rosa
Escufapio Principle.
GEO w. COCHRAN,
sl4 Th St oPPo. National Intelligencer once.
mar 23-3t
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DRIME MAINE MERCER POTATOES.
Just arrived and for sale, 1900 bushels prime
Maine MERCER POTATOES
] CRUIT LEWIS,
mar 23.3ts No. as Bridge street, 8 GEORGETOWN.
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OFFICE, MARCH Is,
N 16S7.-Notiee to ell Whsm1 it May Con-
esrn.-Notice is hereby given that licenses for
Carts, Wagons, AID Drays will expire on the arst
MONDAY Of April next, and that said licenses
must be renewed at this once within Ten Days
from that time. SAM'L f. DOU6LAS,
mar Is dtA pril10 Register
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Amusemonts.

VIII UosE &c ttE1blttd.
Admission IS cents-ChIldren, and tarents sc-
companyirg them In the aftSTnoon, 10 cents.
mar 21-W
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aNEW BUILDING ASSOCIATION
N Persons desiring to subscribe for stock
Ia new Building Association about to be organ
fxed NAV leave their names and number Of shares
with ID Is Clark, corner Of Mary and avenue and
1lth street, Island, or with Chss. Wilson, at the
ONCE Of the Mutual Fire Insurance Company,
adjoining Bank Of Washington and as soon as
be called mar Ia colt
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INSTRUMENTATION
JUST RECEIVED TWENTY BOXES New
- Spring Ribbons, all colors and descriptions,
and verylow.
Milliners supplied at small advance from
New York prices, at
6 H. CASSIDY & CO.'S,
mar 23-3ts Ola Pa. av., bet. 10th and nth sts.
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JOSEPH 8AWLER,
CAB met MAKER AND UND ERTAKER
ID EADY MADE COFFINS CONSTANTLY
IL on hand Funerals attended to, and inter-
mepts procured in the d ffsrent Cemeteries Fur
niture Of every description made to order Old
Furniture Repaired and Vanished Ware.
Rooms 162 Penn avenue, between 18th and 18th
streets mar 23-3m
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ANOTICE.- ADJOURNED Nee
M ing for adopting anew the Constitution
OF the United States will be held ut the east room
Of Temperance Hall, THIS EVENING. The
Baltimore Clipper will please notice as this s nj
Intended as fail to any clerical clan or revolu-
tionary move, but purely to perpetuate the blees
ings intended by the Constitution 1t il believed
to be called for. mar 19.Th, M&Th ,8t*
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T ARD OLA SUPERIOR ARTICLE OF
IL winter pressed Lard OIL, for sale by
]. X. Mc6REGOR,
mar 23-eM3m 81 Seventh street.
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~>CAsH PAID FOR FURNITURE
~ The undersigned Is prepared at all times
to nav tke highest casa prices FOR good second
hand urniture, in large or small quantities.
Persons leaving the city or declining house
keeping, will hnd Il 10 their advantage to give
me call before disposing Of their household ef
fects. Apply to r. LEASE, Agent,
No 5Oi Ninth ST., doors from "a. Az.
mar 19-eo1m
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STRAW 30 NNETS-STRAW BONEETS
z CASES STRAW BONNETS RECEIVED
u this morning, consisting Of Leghorns, ~
sorIptions Of common staw, ard very ~
cheap. q. H. CASSIDY CO,
mar 1850 3la Pa. av., bet 10th and 1lth sts.
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AGENTS WANTED.
" The Father Of his Country p

lie is represented in the garb and regala
of II Free Mason, standing in the entrance
of the great and magnificent temple of King
Solomon-thc picture being supcrbly dec
grated with the mystic symbols Of Freq
Masonry, and appropriately colorcd in the
highest style of art, presents one OF the
most gorgeous spectaclcs of oriental mag
nifcence ofwhich the mind can conCe We.
The likeness is striking and grand, for the
sublmity of attitude, and the ease and
dignity Of manner, is unsurpassed by any
other painting ever executed either III this
country or Em ope
This surprising picture has been produe-
ed ut an enormous cost, and in order to
supply the demand Of all classes and tastes
has been executed in various styles of col
oring, at proportionate cost ranging at
retail from a 90 to $500.
Pictures on other subjects far inferior TO
this are sold daily ut - and $l0per copy,
but in order to place them within the reach
of all, (that no American citizen heed be
deprived of having their parlor or oilic es
honored and adorned with one Of til csc mag
niticent specimens Of American art, in the
form of the great and the good Father OF
our country,) | have made the price thus
low
Sample Copies will be sent by mail OF
express to any part of thc United States
on receipt of the retail price in current
funds or postage stamps.
| For terms to agents, full list of my new
publications for 1857, or for sample copies
address II. NJ, Rulison, 141 Main street,
Cincinnati, o., or if livign cast, address
ID. Rulison, % South Third 81, Philadcl-
pha.
z. S..-Publishcrs ofnewspnpers or peri
odicals giving the above advertisement, in
cluding this notice, four or more insertions
in conspicuous part of their paper, send
ing me marked copies of the same, shall
have one Of the highest priced Of these pic
lures mailed to their address.
II. NJ. RULISON,
Queen City Publishing House,
It3l9 l1l Main ST., Cncinnatti
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Washington County Bank,

\ L the annual meeting Of the Stockhold-
IA ers Of this Bank II cid at their Banking
Rooms, at Carolina Mills, on Monday, Oct.
s, 1857, the following named gentlemen
were chosen directors for the ensuing year,
II. G. Hazard, Abial s. Kenyon, David L..
Larkham, David c. Card, Benz Tucker,
Il. b. Philips, Thos. w. Iloxie, George w.
Cross and Whipple King.
AT n subsequent meeting of the Directors
held the same day, r.. G. Hazard was
chosen President, and
J. II. BABCOCK, Cashier.
Carolina Mills, Oct. 6, 1857. 222
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To school Teachers.

The unders igned, School Committee for
the Town of Westerly, give notice that they
will meet at the Mantle Bank for the ex-
animation Of Teachers on the following
days in the month Of October next, viz,
Saturday October 18th, oath and 3lst at
2 o'clock, p. Nj. The Trustees of the vari
GUS districts are requested to notify all
Teachers who make application to them; of
the time and place Of the above NEE tings Of
the committee; as examinations, will not
'bc held on other days unless urgent rea :
sons are shown therefor
CHARLES II, DENISON,) } o-..
JAMES NJ PENDLETON, Commit
JlRAH l. GRAY, wv
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Providence Confereno e Seminary

Is one Of the highest grade of Academies
A large and efficient Boardsefg Teac ers
sllave continual oversight of the students.
The courses Of study are extensive and
thorough; the location unrivaled and very
easy of access. \ superb Brick building
is being completed to take place ofthc old
Academy. All the buildings are heated by
low pressure steam, and the temperature
of each room is completely under the con-
troll of its occupants.
Ei5- Expenses arc very moderate. All
bills (Washing exc epted,) for a year of A
weeks, need not exceed 49S.
The Winter Session opens Nov. 9TH, and
continues without vacati on % weeks.
For Circulars or admis sion address,
q. w. QUEREAU,
'6w322 Il. Greenwich, r. l.
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COZ Z. 2. 0 % 5.
A LADY

Njllo HAS BEEN CURED or GREAT
w NERVOUS DEBILITY, ancrmuuy
years of misery, dc.itr tU make known to
nll lcllow.sullcryrs Che sutcmclus uf rclirG
Address, enclosing stamp tu p1y return
rostnrc Mes. MARY T.. DEWITT Boston,
Mass. nud tho prescription will ho .cnt
Tree, by ucNtp..t mBl5
The Westerly echo, & Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1854-1858, 1857-10-01
ELISHA KENT KANE
A BIOG r A = ii Y.
BY WILLIAM ELDER.

BY WILLIAM ELDER.
TN announcing the LIFE OF DIR. KANE,
/ we arc but anticipating the wishes of
thousands and tens Of thousands of admir-
ers Of that great man.
Having been personal friend cf the de-
ceased, and enjoying large share OF his
confidence, DR.. Elder is well qualified to do
justice to the subject.
This work will be issued in one handsome
octave volume, and will equal in every re-
spect the superb volum cs of Arctic Explor-
ations,' recently published 1t will contain
new full face portrait, executed on steel,
as we'll rs cngrayings Of his residence, tomb,
medals, sc.
In order to give this work large circu-
lation it will be sold at the low price of
81 30.
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Brazil and the Ssr.2Zillians

ny REV. d. p. KlDDE3,
Of The .NcthodiSt Episcopal church.
BY REV. c. FLETCHER,
Of the Presbyterian Churth.
This new and splcndidly- ly-ilustratcd work
Zone large valumc octave, in uniform style
with the superb volumes ofDr. Kane's Arc
tic Explora tons is the joint effort of the
abovc-namcd gentlemen, who, as travellers
and rs missionaries, (and one in an official
posit ion rs Acting Sec retary of the United
States Legation at Rio have had a long
and varied exper encc in q land full of in
terest, whether we regard it in natural,
commercially political or moral point of view.
Price So 90.
5j~ Any Of the above works wi be sent
by mail free Of postage by renting the
published price.
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Sheffield X Co.

WllE subscribers (successors to II. & +
l. Sheffield), having associated them
selves under the above name, are prepared
to furnish at
Low PRICES, FOR CASH,
or approved credit, to all who may favor
tn EN- with call, with
Dry Goods, Groeeries, CrocIry, Hard-
uGre, BoOts, Shoes, Ladies and
Misses CATERS, Slippers,
&c, &c.
We have also a large and well selected
stock of Iron, Steel, cart and wagon boxes
Horse Shoes, Horse and Ok Nails, at who'll c
sale and retail. GEO. SHEFFIELD.
900 TlIOS. ID. SII IEFFIELD.
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IN p Il S S,
Col. ]. G.. Fremont's Explorations.

Prepared by the Author, and Embrac-
ing all his Expeditions.
Supcrbly illustrated with Steel Plates and
Wood Cuts, engraved under the immediate
superintend of Col. Fremont, mostly
from gucEreotypes taken on the spot,and
will be issued ina style to match DR.. kanc's
works. 1t will also contain new Steel Por
trait, being the on. ..y correct likeness Of the
author ever published.
Two Volumes, 0ctav2-$o.OO.
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Picked Up.

ON Tuesday, the 30th inst, between
" Mystic and Mason's Island, Skih,
about ten feet long, three feet and three
inches wide, painted blue, and one pair Of
oars. Apply to EDWARD NJ, CLARK
Westerly, Sept.3l, 1867. 232-3t'lt
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MILLIN cry.

A new and rich variety of Fall and Win
ter Millinery may be found at Miss Noycs'
West Broad street. where she will be ple cas-
ed to wait on her old and highly respected
customers" And has made due arrange
ments for any addition number who may
favor her with their patronage. Bleaching
straws as usual.
Sept: 10Th, 1857. 322
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Lost,

\ PACKAGE of Poetry. Also one Letter
IA ON Sermons. Valu able to no one but
the author. A liberal reward given. In
quire at this office.
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Notice..

;TIlE firm Of G. A, Stanton & Co., by q
l. mutual agreement between the par
ties. is this day dissolved Those indebted
to said firm, arc earnestly requested to
call on either of tho subscribers and settle
their accounts, as an early and immediate
CLOSING up of the business Of said firm is
very desirable, G. A. STANTON,
S. w. WEBB.
hshaway, r. I. Oct /, 1857. 222
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DEMAlNING in the Post Office, Westerly
IL Sept. 30, 1857.
Austin Thomas, Jr, Manwaring Allen
Barber Alfred c Mangan Michael2
Berry Ju liza A Perry Mrs A ii
Burdick Susan Prosser Mrs John
Brown Thomas Parker Martha
Barber Sarah Perry Mrs A NJ
Clark Wm NJ Pugt Sarah
Cook n III e. Co Partlo John IL
Carrall Ann Perry u
Colman Henry Painter
Chace Il We Reane James
Carroll 7 w Reynolds u w
Cummings Elder j Reonolds W II
Donnelly James Saunders Arnold
Dixson Philo Smith Ruth Il
Everett Susannah Smith Mrs Anna
Enven Mrs Mary Stafford John
Eccleston Mary A Sumers Francis
Gardiner William Smith Mrs Asenath
Guile A Sti llman Emeline
Grace Henry Stalder Joseph
Hall Matilda Thomas Sarah
Harvey Leonard S Thompson Mrs Sarah
HullJS Tingley George W
Hill NIB Wlgus Grace
Kinner Mrs f S Watkins Ira
knappJ Il . Williamson Mrs c ii
Larkin Miss Maria Wesley Abraham
La rkin Barney
GEORGE BROWN, PM
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Richmond Bank.
ALTON, Oct. 6, 1857.

ALTON, Oct. o, 1901.
A DIVIDEND of three per cent will be
IA payable to the stockholders of this
Bank, on and after the 10Th of the present
month. j. b. POTTER, Cashier.
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DIR. Kane's First Narrative

The United States Gri,neU Expedition
in Search Of Sir j ohm Franklin, during
the years 1SjO-5l.
A Personal Narrative, by ELISHA KENT
KANE, NJ. D., U. S. N. One volume Svo..
upwards of $50 pages, containing 200 Steel
Plates and Wood Engravings, including n
fine steel Portrait Of Sir John Franklin,
being the only one ever engraved in Amcri-
ca. Also, a Biography of Franklin, by >.
Austin Allibonc, Esq. S3 90.
This work is totally distinct from the
second Arctic Expedition, and embraces
much valuable and interesting matter never
before published. 1t should be owned by
all who have purchasedthc last Expedition,
as it makes DR. KANEs works complete.
a PHOTOGRAPH OF DIR. KANE,
TAKEN FROM LIFE by BRADY of New York,
Price $500
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Private School.

TNllE subsc riber would respectfully an
l. nounce to the citizens of Westerly
and vicinity that he will open Private
School, in the basement Of the Congrega-
tional Church, on the 10Th of October next,
for instruction in the English and higher
branches An experienced and highly ed
ucated female teacher will be connec ted
with the school Application may be made
to DR.. j. G.. Pearcc or David Smith, Esq,
Terms-For English Branches, T5 per
term. Languages 50 per term
VIM. IL. WOODBRIDGE, JR.,
'5w321 Principal.
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A 4-+l So s,Ss, 80 n
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-30
DIE n.

vEICkHAs-As Harlem. HoRdsY Sept %. Aoais ssed -
snt1s dau shter u Hen.y s4a May Ana Beeesfnsa
tae family resrecrfcy Invited bf,cea s
furrrsI .Ithout farther v vs4oa. from the hous- of -
rrr of Ols iuIdet vrtasth 2ee' iAT 'o'
on Wrdle-d,y eitcruOc. At SnS'scS
Albany psprrs pl1ss, copy. ,,
BgTrRICK--O, Tuesday S& -. u eo1ss ''. OF tas
Jennie daughter OF STA is. sLd Bs ~. b't"'.' ~
yNs1 uoIh> add dsys ..,,,
Notice of tbe fgLe1sl will 10 . ysg towcso""'"'Ss .
HAsCOCK-A Rverdss. sstIlsy nnoia11s - 90.
dy.en,sEy kchsrd fIHasbn son OF S.s.''' -
"a b. Babcoel. aged ysss AID E'sr'3I
toRCAY-At B,s slsA. Tos.d.r Ss2' % - -
Sn,s.v - Nv Or ss.d % pears son ea - sa>
Ss.pue. Fo'ss, Of this cry.
soYn Filytird sNt AID fist syenAe ol "eeasJ' "sv'
"a JCi,. Fox wife q. BUsh roS, Sco Syesf@
o,,,rNA No ~ Leonfrd street, on Monday, SEPT - q,
a., ..s sf ,be kesyt. Martin Gs.en
,,uCopD-A r. Ia HA1ipefsly dest, on Honesy, teVc
"s .crr $40. but i.gsS,, Geo w 0ihot N hs
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