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p O Il r n Y
TO MY FRIEND.

IT'S not the love which interest knows
That l most highly prize:
Nor yet is it the tear that flows
At will from practiced eyes;
But tits the love that prompts the tear
For innocence that grieves
And brings the heart OF pity near,
When worldly friendship leaves.
My heart more fondly turns to thee
Mid changing scenes day,
And feels ABSURD you think Of me,
Though be far away.
And should the world in envious peals
Conspire to blast thy fame,
There is one friend for thee stil feels
Unchangeably the same.
When evening shades around me lower
And hush'd Is busy strife,
And at the hour when thoughts should soar
Beyond this transient life:
How sweet, my friend, are thoughts OF thee,
And still to call thee mine:
For there has been no change IN me
Since days Of auld lang syne.
Who 10 this friend, the world may say,
That can life's ills beguile7
IT'S he who cheers You on your way,
With benignant smile;
Not he who coldly turns aside,
When aid he should impart,
Or fails to soothe when griefs betide
And droop the stricken heart.
There is friendship, false indeed,
Which changes on the morrow
Following where brightest prospects lead.
But never near in sorrow:
While the blest friendship which crave,
II such can here be given.
Is that which leaves but at the grave,
To be renew'd in Heaven.
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THE BURNING OF THE PACIFIC HOTEL
HORRIBLE SUSPICIOUS


ST. Louis. Feb 2o.-Chas. L. Taylor alias Sanders
has been arrested the terrible suspicion OF being
the cause of the dreadful disaster at the Pacific Hotel
He is charged with firing the hotel after numbering
Ephraim Doane, one of the inmates. DIR. Daniel w
Srader, the landlord, and Chas. Waldrup, the watch
inan Of the hotel have also been arrested and will
be examined tomorrow.
by the burning of the hotel thirty or forty lives
were Lost. A number Of houses adjoining were also
destroyed. The lose OF property is variousy esii
mated as folows: Pacific hotel. owned by George Il.
Field loss estimated at $4,000, insurance $4,000,
Ellis g. Granville grocers, loss estimated at So 500
insured for $4,000; Dumont Jones, drug store loss
Get at 81 900, insurance 81 $780, in the Globe Mutua
- Hirsch. dry goods store, oss $4,000. insured for
$4,000; Julius Ullenhof, china and crockery store
loss covered by an insurance policy Of S50O0 Goats
& Brothers feed store, Poplar street, loss $500 NJ
insurance; Daniel w. Strader g. Co., lessees of the
premises, total loss $3.50 to $4,000, without incur
ance.
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LEGISLATURE OF VIRGINIA.
EVENING SEssIOS-THURsDAY, Feb. 25, 1855
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
The Speaker resumedthe Chair at o'clock.
HOUsE BILLS PASSED.
The following engrossed bills were trien up and
passed:
To authorize the County Court Of Grsyson to i'm
pose tax on dogs;
Authorizing the town Of Portsmouth to issue cou
pom bonds
To provide for the opening and repairing of public
roads, and for repairing and building bridges in the
county of Brooke;
incorporating the Csysvie Bridge Company;
To provide for The disposition of Sarah Ann and her
infant children, persons OF color, in the county of
Cuipeper-yeas 81, nays3.
Authorizing the President and directors OF the ASH
bys Gap turnpike road company to dispose OF certain
portions Of the ground condemned for the use of said
compsny-yeas 49, nays g.
Releasing the Commonwealth q right to the proceeds
OF sale of certain houses and lots in the county Of Rap
pshannock, to Elizabeth Motorcycles l04. naysi
For the relief of Samuel Sands, of Braxton county
yeas lO8, nays g. RELEASES a recognizance for.
teited for non attendance as a witness.)
Releasing the claim of the Commonw ealrh TO a Ger
tain Island. to Parker and Thomas Nottingham,
known as Linen Bar"-yess lob, nays2.
Pending the consideration of a bill concerning the
representatives of Isaac. Holmes, deceased,
On motion Of Mr. KEEN the House adjourned.
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AFFAIRS IN KANSAS,

ST.. LOUIS, Feb 25.-The Lsavenworth Times
says that the judges and clerks Of the election at
Shawnee have been arrested, having been testified
that the poll.book Of Shawnee was taken to West
por! and three hundred names added thereto at that
place.
E-. C.arkson, the postmaster at Lsavenworth, has
GO. burned IN efigy, aud there threats to hang
~. should lie be caarht.
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IDIiEAi,LIiI. ,LEENNy

NEW YORK, IN. So private .etiera from Jsfr, IN
~, sine. stse tl.s "a rSpke Into the hons,
lev. Mr.. Dixon. Lr,eri".u Miseiouary. murdered
/. scn in.law end virat"i biz wife. Mrs Di1o,
- bsdly beaten. They Also attempted to murder
H.. Dixon. The Amerir.o Consul at Jerusalem had
instituted .edrgs, With the view Of Furnishing III.
retches.
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EE-OprN;NG orT!lE sLavETI

isE.-OFF.NINtf VS TIE 81. ' Z 1 NAUE.
the ~o'I as ..,siv cp5ced 'so African slave trade,
snt -; ',a,, depot Cor Miss'ssippi has been
t.o!:E.d on reeri aver. we-s tafgoes have already
bees saeirc3 Gad sod. Tia veeae's generally use
:-cat!e il.
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FROM MEXICO.

NEw ORLEAEs, Feb. 25.-The steamer Tennessee
from Vera Cruz, with dates to the 2lst has arrived
There but little change in the condition of affairs
though the new government was violently opposed
Gen. Meia was committing terrible outrages on the
people Of Sierra Blanche, who have applied to the
constitutional government of Gusnsjuata for aid
againt him. 1t reported that the States Of Vera
Cruz. Osjaca and Puebla bad sent $500 men, with
46 pieces of artillery, against Seuloaga.
The troubles in Campeachy have bsen settled, and
the whole State of Yucatan is united against Seuloa
IA. The latter has Issued decree making the duties
on goods imported via Vera Cruz and Tampico pay
able in the capital, otherwise the payment not to be
recognised. The FL Progresse comments severely
on the action of Minister Forsyth in initiating the
representatives. of European powers in recognising the
new authorities.
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FIRE AND LOSS OF LIFE.
NEW York, Feb. E.--The city market, at the cor
ner Of Broadway and BECKER streets was partially
destroyed BY fire this morning. Three men wer.
burnt to death.
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ro!T.-' = CONTRADICTION.
NEW iokK, Tsb, M & ,ps:ch from, Hartford
This morning cont -f"ts .et hsh,'s statement. Ii
ticket wGe defer C.
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THE UNITED STATES JCDGEsHIp
1t is rumored that the Hon. George NJ. Dallas, ou,
minister to England will be appointed U. S. judge i'll
Pennsylvania, vice Judge Kane, deceased.
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TAhPERINa WITH SLAvEs.-A man hailing from
Hartford Connecticut has been arrested at Montross
Wsssmorelsnd county, for tsmpering with negroes.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-03-02
TWO WEEKS LATER FROM CALlFoRNI

''I;ted States mail steamship Moses Taylor, JOIN
Me,rnwan, FL, commanding, from Aspinwal vii
la;aaica win The fo:uis mails Of the 9Th of Feb
lazy ald q 500 yaG i: u sure arrived this morn
ny
r, :: - ra.lo- les; .ha wharf at Aspinwall a
= P. ": - mo i.;b Il February; arrived at The
whs-f ftir,zjop .is.Gsics ~ }. - =. NJ. 2ist %
F-t-usry, C5a ri :aJ u. 20 ssms evening al
ep ii.
L. y: x s,eanlar stiioa, Lieut.. Commanding
] -! =. y - p ACE, and ,e:t seain February
.o.n, on q cruise TO Ca ,r.e--mouth Of the River
Coloratc--and San .'ran -: Norte.
Left st Aspiar !; ~ :. a'1np-ofwer jamestown
a,so British Scr-..el Il .he Lire Brunswick
fRrcr- T. A., ,'ah;ornia o. Feo: 81
;syM&iHT - T:iE r0iTHGdT'S NEWS
Tie main CT p,T7 10Y the past tortnigh
A.v. hssa tic proceedings =! the Legislature,
..t;.rde of eu e. go c,>ony cfI.ays, and severe
The Lesis:r,,,, '.-l dane vs.y Ei:'e work as Yet
- .sot, tbers "a mucE WORK ;"r % 90. No i'm
:.or:2Gt BIZ has 80. sser asset. g;, more than
month has elapsed sir"e III .o.;:nencemen. OF the
.essira.
a committee Of tie ,.s, slaiure has been in this
S,e.a.s;.:, Company No report has yet been pub.
lished ana The .usait oi the investigation is unknown
Two brothers, nsr,ed Robert and Francis Bruba-
ker were shot the 25th ut, near Stockton, by j.
{. Glenn. Robert was killed outright, and Francis
was MORALLY wounded.
A shooting ARRAY occurred in Orovie on the nth
utimo and resulted in the wounding of FIVE persons,
Hunter Albert Clark and Mr.. Brooks. The affair
occurred in the Office Of Berry, Justice OF the Peace
Gen. Clarke has sent two companies OF artillery to
San Bernardno to remain there protection against
any possible inroads by the Mornons until insruc.
lions are received from Washington.
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PANTHER KILLED IN RAPPAHASsocK.-A CORES.
pohaeht OF the Alexandria Gazette, says that last
week gentleman, living near Gaines Cross Roads,
IN happahannock county, discovered panther steal
ing one OF bis hogs, and shot him. The animal inca
sured tive feet from tip to tin.
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PRATlCAL CHlSTIANITY.-The Young Mems
Christian Association of Pittsburg has distributed
200 bushels Of coal to the poor, without any refer
enoe to sect, class nation. Itsupplied in one day
forty families with full TO keep them comfortable for
month. Nearly 5,OUO persons have been kept comfor
table during the winter through the efforts Of this
society. This is practical Christianity.
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DIsAPfEARED.-The small no. hs. .,,,oo, diam.
peared from Rappahanno,k county. Abont s5al, has
been contributed to the relief of The sufferers by lie
visitation. "
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-03-02

IMPORTANT ACTION.-An extra of the Austin
Texas) State Gazette, states that the joint selec,
committee upon the Kansas message ofthe Governor
reported favorsbly upon bill to appoint dele
gates to convention Of the Southern States provided
that be called by majority of the Slave S.ates
and appropriated ten thousand dollars payexpenses
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MISCELLANEOUS.
IATFp PROM EUROPE,

HALIFAX, Feb. 2s.-By the steamer here We have
received the following later intelligence from Europe
The wife Of Captain Curtis is among the lost Of the
Bark Lsander The Captain and eleven others were
saved by q steamer. -
In the House Of Commons, on the 18th inst, Sir
George Grey said The evidence offered by the French
Government Of the completely of Mazsini, Ledru
Rollin and others in Ponars attempt to assassinate
the Emperor is deemed insufficient. The British
Government declined to interfere. Lord Palmerston
explained the Indian bill, which proposes council
of eight persons to 20 in rotation every two years
presided over by one of the Secretarys OF State. No
action was taken.
FRANCE.-Marshal Valiant, Minister of War
has resigned. He will be succeeded by Gen. Neil.
Walewsk will 60 as ambassador to London. Per
signy has returned to France, and will take seat in
the Privy Council Pelssier, it is expected, will be
appointed Commander in Chief at Paris, in place oil
Magnan who, 1t is said, is going as Ambassador to
Rus.is Copenhagen will be fortified Immediately. IN
Richardson, Spence & Co. quote -four very dull
and nominal; wheat sctive-inferior has slightly ad
vanced; red has advanced la2d. Corn dull, with a
declining tendency. Brokers circular quotes do
cline of I'd. on the week. Provisions and sugar
easier, and unchanged. Rice-quotatons barely
maintained; Carolina midding lbs, I'd. Spirits oi
Turpertne 35s. 6d.a36s. American stocks quiet
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LARGE HoG.-A hog, weighing 500 pounds, and
over lO eet in length, was slaughtered in Portsmouth
Va, Wednesday,
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DisTREssiso DEATH.-Mr. Samuel Peach, a IN
worthy citizen OF Alexandria. willis walking on L
Orange and Alexandria Rail Road about mile iro:
inc city, was knocked down by the engine, and
ed. lie was not seen by the engineer until TOO late
arrest the train Mr.. Peach leaves q family deep
afflicted by this sudden loss.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-03-02

SEABpARD ASD ROANOKE RAIL RoAD.--The 81
nual meeting Of the stockholders Of ths SesbOs'
and Roanoke Rail Road wss held in PortsmoG.
Va, Thnrsday. The report showed q large incres
OF receipts during the past year. A dividend o.
per cent. on the common stock, n certificates 81 d.:
has been declared. s. NJ. Wilson was elected Pre-,
dent for the ensuing year.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-03-02

THE BALLS.
Our hand begins to weary with description at TN
very moment when its pristine power would be far to-
feeble TO do justice 10 the occasion which we mus
now proceed to notice. We refer to the washing
ton Monument Ball " at the Ballard House. The
magniiicence of this affair almost regal. Their,
has never, in this generation, perhaps, been Assem-
bled within the limits OF Virginia, more brilliant as
sembage Of the fair and arsocratic daughters Of tn
Commonwealth, nor more lusrous gathering OF me
chivalrous and intelligent SONS of the proud olt
Dominion. The spacious and elegant ball room
was crowded with the crinoine represen
tatives of fashion and beauty, that DANCING
was rather q crcumscrbed pastime. But al
hearts beat happily; and when music arose will
its voluptuous swell, soft eyes look'd love Il
eyes that spoke again, and all went merry as mar
risge bell" We conceive it to be in very bad tast'
to refer, by initials, TO any lady participating in al
fence to no one in saying that among the ladies
this ball, Miss - was the beau ideal OF feminine
excellence, and Mrs. - paragon upon WHOM
each goodness did seem to set her seal TO give th
world assurance of uoman. Every lady present
who happens to read the indeGne illusions, may ap
proprate much of them to hersef as self appreea
ton nclnes her to accept, but We beg to be under
stood as not uttering them with the indiscriminate
libersy which this remark would suggest.
At halpast II o'clock the entire company proceed
ed TO the supper room-the gentlemen's ordinary o
the Exchange Hotel-the band playing CRANE
sahuouBu pioecuC6O VI OIL
Of boarders had taxed tbs energies Of all hands in tn
establishment, Mr.. Ballard afforded to the partci
pants OF the ball banquet worthy OF the reputation
OF his establishment. Every reasonable dellcacy ant
dainty, including champagne. was embraced in stump
tuous fare. The tables were iumined by wax can
dies Of varied colors, as we'll az BY the gas chsnde
Tiers depending from the ceiling. After feasting them
selves the company returned to the ball room, an
resumed the e1hilaratIng pleasures Of the dance
" Les Ldaciers" was the ruling, but not The isvort
figure. At the hour when 1.-The glow worm gins t.
pale bis Intellectual fire" the ball terminated with
reel.
Young Guards BaU.-The Young Guard Bats
lion also celebrated the night of the I'D, with spl-u
did Ball al Jefferson Hail. The attendance Of lade
and military visitors was very large. but there wa
no pressure, and the countenancs OF every partici
pant oeamed with joyous expression, which be
tokened the pleasure experienced by one and ALL
The officers OF the bstallion and floor managers wer
very attentive 10 their guests. We should not omi
TO rsy that the Hsll was handsomely decorated wit
tags and wresths. A 6ne supper was provided b
Mr.. Hunter of Broad street. We believe that th
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lowed the several companies OF Richmond, compo'
sing the first regiment of Virginia volunteers. Lieut..
Col X. NJ. Cary commanded this battalion"
The Washington Yeagera, Capt. G.. a. Scwartzman,
and the Washington Light Infantry, Captain j. H.
Davis, came next. Both companies greatly ad-
mired for the manly appearance of their respective
personnel. The Yeagers were preceded by section
| of pioneers, Of most formidable aspect.
The Petersburg Grays Capt. j. " Scott, was the
next company. The residue of the LIST brigade was
composed Of the Portsmouth Cadets, Capt. Phillips;
Guard of the Metropolis, Capt. Marion Dimmock;
Junior Blues, Cspt. Dudley; Petersburg Artillery,
Capt Nichols; and Fayette Artillery, Col Nimmo,
! in command. We were gratiGed to observe so full q
turn out OF the latter company, apd hope that the cay
may never come for US 10 chronicle s dissolution.
The I'd brigade under command of Col. ID. s Wal.
ton, received large share of public admiration, com.
posed il was of the Baltimore City Guard the Nor
| iolk, Portsmouth. Alexandria and other Petersburg
companies, the Yourg Guard battalion of this city,
Cumberland Troop and Henrico Light Dragons. As
the procession marched in quickstep tmehe lockers.
on had barely time to notice and admire the snowy
uniforms of-one company, before another would pass
in review, and monopoize for the moment the cheers
and plaudits of the delighted spectators
The enthusiasm of the people reached it's highest
pitch when the gallant hero of Chippewa, Lieut.. Gen.
Winfield Scott, approached. He was seated in ba'
rouche escorted between the two compauies of cav
airy. The ladies redoubed the energy with which
they waved their kerchefa, and the men greeted the
veteran with loud hu51as 10 which he responded with
repeated bows and courteous gestures Of the hand
The vehicle in which he rods was surrounded by a
number of persons, e1uberant with patriotism and
gard Tor the time worn hero. They kept pace with
his progress, and saluted him with lusty cheers.
After the military, came sline Of carriages in which
were seated various State and municipal dgnitaries,
invited guests, orators, and Others as laid down in
the programme. Next followed agorgeous cav alcade
OF Knight Temparsi and large representation of
the Masons and Odd Fellows.
The observation of this grand diorana Of life be
came almost wearsome, and one was almost tempted
to exclaim in the language Of Macbeth: "What, will
the line stretch out till the crack of Goom But, no
doubt in the estimation Of some, ";ne greatest was
yet behind" The Fire Department with their glar
Ing uniforms and beautitu apparatus nrxt claimed
| the attention Of al! behod-rs.
Liberty Company, No. l. sppesred with .h.ir en-
CINE handsomely garnshed w,lb evergreen, AID sur.
mounted with the figure OF deer, symbols e heet.
ness.
| Protection Company, No. q preceded ey S band
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-17
rTuE GREAT FXTiIBlTION OF FAT CAT
TLE sHYFP. SWINE sni POULTRY,
- ANEAICk I<.TITtIs.

~ k. crk IA tefssi g. earu-r u os-sv snd
Sri-.t &c ~i - ccuirlst oSrr WtDStsD Til Rs-
FafD,T istr lt- sd TIA GAYS o. Deem ef
Arrisla = reui, Tie orl-ue.ay anc Member ISAss
" I'll adult ,Ais E1l4ei- O.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-17
Musiral Bores.

I'HE undersigned ofoF for SALE sery large
i s.d s-l-ssS.~i sss.TtraSr: 4 NrSiC Al BOXES.
Ps-1sy uis.-i 'sS thsl y re sss Aters ~ f-r
lard. They sLAf.: 'rg ,a> .as
largest ssr. az tsy.as fsIr . ~sIty io' 's.s
S5-S-Pnna, NJ, B. E. 49, Eic-ess-- aGk-1 9cEst
BILLS Dams an cAsT,0Nt-rFs
PAiLLAac NAEC.X
I,,1,e-i o. Vs.ae. - Mo. } "a
Nr.cel o.rssr, .:-- Il: IL NJ e A., y .1-., y
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-17
printing

AT ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Cards, Notes,
IA lc-These celebrated CNds sFieldy engraved only
b. had u Broadw o Dusnet Orders received by mail
A L ENERDELLs-Silyer Name and Number
IN Churches. Ships SC Elegantly
engraved with Presses brosiwsy cOs.Dlsne't
CARDS for the HOLIDAYS, 30 per cent cheaper
~ than any 9th psce Wedding Cards ana Note PsSe
Whiting and Poessiona Cards &c u: KtLLfs, ~ srltons.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-17

AT GENIN's BAZAAR,
IA No. SG7 Broadway.
FOR THE HOLIDAYS,
OPERA CLOAKS! OPERA CLOAks! OPERA CLOAKS
The richest uewest goods 10 the city.
BAZAAR FRENCH BASQUKS.
BLACK VELVET CLOAkS,
BLACK BEAVER CLOAKS,
SLK-LlNED CLOAKS &c.
The yles Materials sud prices that defy
o-tItioo GFNfSS BAZAAR
Nos ig7 and SIS Broadway,
St Nicholas Hotel
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-17
Wrp Coobs.
IMPORTANT NOTICE.

IMPORTANT NOTICE.
pE FOREST, ARMSTRONG & Co.,
Axx row OPENING AT THEIR WARE Ro0AA
10, 50 sni S2 cHASBERs-sf-
~ os.es WARREN MADDEa PRINTS
a css-s NEW STYLE AMERICAN DELAlahs
- os.e. BAY STATE AND WATERLOO
LONG AND SQUARE SHAWLS.
g. c.ses ALL WOOL LONG sHAwLs. Siksf oCAbTfS
AND LARGE SIZE,
AT 2EpUCTIoN or OVER - PR CENT
Tory a.. got q. liberty 70 make, but the trade VII
6rd nsn - - - -
yYyrYyS yyR CESr CHEAPER THAN ANY sHAWLIN
THE MARKET.
s c,... POLL DE- CREvERs AND CROss-OyERS
All GREAT BARGAINS.
Ala, LARGE LINE CLINTON AND LAHCASTEA
0iNGHAxB.
ra. asovemeuoas, 9ood have been purchased In large
ha,s o. . sr-s, reduction
TO CLOSE THE FALL STOCK,
Aad .s-y tie psrcsI attention Of zoe TtAde :" hesH
0scds
n B.-A full Hns q al makes Of
WOOL BLANKETs
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-17
Go tl,hcm il man Concern
Boar6 and Rooms.

Gouses to Get.
CTORE or SALOON STAND 10 RENT-The
- trr..s No q CstAr.De sp. suitable for So,-. saloon
other similar business rent los. Apply 20 LON tRo
CLARK. Aiofuvy &c, iS sroaf"sy, corHef OF 0rdts-
vJ,O LET for LECTURES OR COSCERTS.
Il A AID pleasant LECTURE ROOM wiz 'sst. 'or
the 81 Broadway sIt crl-st- Rect
IS Arply ~ JOHN MACMULLES, Ne go BIosesaJ
TINO LET LIGHT ROOMS aud STEADY
i POWER Two hrs.-rs.e ROOMS and BAStaLNT.
by JOHN GAUDu, So. lc2 Wslkers.
ITO ENTERPRISING LANDLORDS.-Fcr
LEASE favorable terms III poPuiA. Ard weasno
HOTFL ~ the fouri.hux " Bradford Canada Wes,
k-sxp Tb- Keiby Hose" Tbs i@z4n. wels-r.nsd
Locl- eatablr u 80 PersoGs vel h-t up
Further -aio.uaizoa o sht,n.d cy
..fr- th- proprietor, JAMES
Br-I..art c. w. Dec 10. i15s-
NJ ATER POWER, with or without buildnss,
w q LET s Ms;-essAn Du;ahsss Co., n Y. r1krs 90
y,- prsuises OF % sarl Sh-nek. G. C<u-sndtsf ~
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-17

n %NN'
MAI Mssufsctsre-s and Dexsrs In Snspcnders Vht-s
Is "a sd other snr se oXs informed the Esola.
civ: Lee:, and o~nsr..i Of .ss fs,snt Of - srr,
n snd ~ sash soed sold siisosi nams and sothos
ssd must bold ai psIties infrI<.pf responsible
Lic~asxs tie Pstens b had Application my
OSes srS Wsrvhosss. No. I3 CoaItshGtN N Y.
Ovdsss fs every article In the Anr executed prcnrsy
rvsrvDce x sapPy parties y whom haze been
atsifsel By nohACE H. UAi.