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TNFIRMARY OF THE MEDICAL COL.

NE INN ao 1 OF 4 IlL MEDINhL tVL-
u LEGE.-Ths institution, located at the corner OF
Marshall and College streets, in convenient and
airy situation Is open for the reception of patients
Throughout the year. All persons requiring MeGi-
cal SSrgcai aId, except the insane, and persons
affected with contagious diseases, admitted into
its wards.
The accommodations for the sick are complete, and
private rooms are provided for patients desiring
them.
The patients uudor the charge f the Professors
0f the College, aided 10y an experienced Resident
Physician. The charges for Board, Medical Atten-
dance, Nursing and Medicine. are, for
White PatientS.....'-........"-.. ....T6 par week.
pri"red p-i"nt rns ao ,x ao 40 do
BY sn arrangement with the proprietors of the
Bellevue Hospital, IL cases requiring q Surgical Or
GFGttoa IN addition 10 the above rates fee, varying
from 50 "a S3u ia different Cases viii le charged for
the operation. The particular fees may be asc,r-
tanned on application TO either the attending eur
geons, or "a the President nf the Inirmary.
hs- Al chaTJcs 10 - prd on tie rcmopa! IF The pa
tieHt.
Persons in the country desiring to send patients
20 the inirmsry OF to 9ntain intorm't'9n concern
Attending Surgeons -Prois. GIRsoH, PSrICoLts and
Attending Physicans-Pr TucKEa an1 CoY-
Resilient PLY aician-M lRIos HOWARD ND.
steward-f. NJ. PARBTeu.
Presideni-L. JoyNEs. NJ. d. IN S-'ism
VIRGINIA SAVINGS BANK-CIIAR
TERBp By THE LEGISLATURE OF YIR-
eeiysd deposit in sums Of five dollars aud upwards,
which interest at the rate OF per centum per an
NUN paid. ior remaining six months or long
for shorter periods, Interest at the rate OF per
The whole Joint s,ock hound for the deposits.
Deposits reserved md certificates issued by the
corner Of Main and Goyernor streets, Richmond va.
SAMUEL s. C0TrRELtl, President.
T.B sTARkE, Cashier.
c. WALTHALL, Secretary.
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DLsTHoF AN Or WRAtyR.--Captain Daniel Rus
sell, a. cd and srccessful whaling master, from
NaEtucket, Mass, died NJ that place on Friday.
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ADDITIONAL FROM MEAlco-A dispatch from Ne,

ADDITIONAL FROM MENIco.--A dispatch from New
Orleans says:
The news from Mexico indicates deplorable con-
d.tion OF affairs. The whole country in state
of complete anarchy and confusion. All the mail
stages between Vera Cruz and the capital had been
stopped by banditti and robbed.
The brigade of Gen. Eulooga, which was the frst
that declared for the Dictatorship, and pronounced
against ComonfOrt. The brigade had possession
of the citadels and barracks of San Augustine and
San Domingo. Comonfort having been refused adj
mittance into the latter barracks assembled two
thousand troops at the place with artillery aud ar
rested Gen. XulOaga, hut afterwards lie released
him on parole portion of Zuloaga's brigade fs-
yor their commander for the Presidency while 9TH
ers prefer Santa Anna.
On the 18th instant, the San Augustine bar
racks were attacked by Comonfort's troops, but
they were repulsed All the foreigners in the
Capital have hostcd the flag Of their respective
countries as "A means OF protection. Confusion
reigns in the Capital.
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LIDERaLITY oF Texas MErHoDisTs--Itis stated In
the Southerner Of Waco City, Texas, that at q re-
place - collection for missionary purposes was ta-
ken mp, which amounted to $l.s0e In cash, and
GIG acres Of land. And that the sum Of $1,000
were subseribed by the preachers of the conf
renee for the prrpose of purchasing q steam press
for the Texas Christaiu Advocate. and building a
publishing house in the city Of Galveston.
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TERRIBLE sHTPWRECK.
LOSS OF TwENTY-ONE LIVES


Early on Saturday morning, Oct Oh SYDNEY
!Austraiia) was thrown into state of considera-
pie excitement and alarm. The loss Of the Ill
aates Dunbar, with so many familiar friends and
%aelaaintanees % gone in her total wreck, but nine
weeks previously, was still fresh to memory and
most melancholy to contemplate. And nov the
Cafharine Adamson. the queen ship of AngIo-coIo-
nal vessels, is lost also We call her the .queen
SNIP, because che has beaten all other sailing
vessels In her run home She left this port on the
18th OF last March, and landed her mail on the
ooth day. The time from leaving Sydney on that
occasion until her return aud fatal disaster was
1883 than seven months. She was on her third
voyage, an Aberdeen clipper of $50 tons and was
commanded from her launch by Captain Stuart a
man Of great energy and perseverance,, and who
we ragret TO hear has lost this catastrophe the
hard earnings of busy and industrious life
Ihe following is an account of this sad affair !:
fhe Catharine AdarnsoD, Aberdeen clipper $50
tons, was commanded by Capt. Stuart. About P.
NJ on Friday, Oct 2S, she was off the Heads. and
sgnalled for pilot 1t was then a moonlight
night sea moderate. and the wind blew down the
harbor- Hawkes.. the pilot who took charge, en-
deayored to beat in. but the ship worked baiiy
and missed stays off the Inner North Head The
anchors were let go and bluelights burned, which
were seen from the steamer Williams as she enter
cd the Heads, ahont midnight. Capt. Greer made
an attempt to take the ship in tow but n hard
squaii and heavy swell setting In from the south
ward compelled him to cast off the WARP and the
vessel struck. The life boat was now lowered
lthe gig having previously reached the steamer }
ana Capt. stuart went away in her, promising to
return or get the Williams to spproach nearer ;
this, however he did not accomplish. the boat be-
ing swamped soon after reaching the steamer
winch then bore away to the opposite side of tho
harbor to fetch boats from the pilot station. her
own being useless. On her return, the ill fated
Catharine Adamson was nearly broken up. and all
sonls on hoard numbering q. had persisted.
The passengers lost were Messrs. Leathes (bro-
ther to the secretary of the Liverpool and London
Insurance Company. Sydney - Ramsay, the
Rev. Jacob Jones and two servants, with fifteen OF
the crew, including the second officer and pilot
Hawkes.. The Rev Mr.. Shaw, Mr.. Blair. Mr.. vii
son and two servants were saved, were Captain
Stuart and the chief officer. The value of the
cargo was estimated at $4,000.
The Rev. Jacob Jones Congregational minister.
had accepted an invitation in connection with the
New Sonth Wales Home Missionary Society. He
was pastor of the Independent church at Yelk
sham, near Bath, and for six years student at
spring Hill College, Birmingham.
MIR. Ramsay the second brother of Mr.. Rob.
ert Ramsay, of Darling Downs.--.SYdncy Herald.
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A gentleman has discovered way to disperse a
crowd &c idle boys. lie offers 10 teach them the
Catechism, and they instantly run away.
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gsan BATHsi BATHS BATHsi Hot,
cold and shower baths can be had daily from 6
0'clock a n TO half past Z. NJ, at the hair cut
tins J. z !: Z and shampo0ing room under the Amer
ican H0te, Entrance on llth street Single bath
Is eants or five tickets for 81.
no K y. iIUBSCN.
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NEW COLONY IN IyD!AHA.-A colony OF Swiss
and German emgrants have purchased a large tract
OF land adjoining Carmelton, Perry county In
diana, and are building up manufacturing CITY
They have now running cotton mill at fnll
speed with a capital of $780, Coo The Carme!ten
Gazette claims that this movement has the certain
elements ofsuccess, and that the great cotton ma
uufacturing district is to be the Coal fields OF
the lower Ohio.
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ESy~ Braces GREAT INPRovEMEYr.-
THE ARCTIC IMMINENT
@ DEFIES ALL COMPETITION
Thousands who have used II, affirm that il ia
A GREAT IMPROVEMENT on #9slT
DIR. BRAGG'S OTHER LINIMENTS,
In the cure OF
RHEUMATISM. PARALYSIS,
NEURALGIA, PILES,
SPRAINs. BRUISES,
STIFF JOINTS, OLD SORES,
BURNS WARTS,
SCALDS, M0ULDS,
TUM0Rs, CORNS.
For HORSES and MULES exteTnaliy, nothing ex-
ceeds the ARCTIC LlNlMEST,
In curing
sPRAINS, SWEENEY,
SCRATCHES CALLS,
THRUSH. RINGB0NE,
or any Sore or Swelling or Enlargement of Bone or
Muscle.
Price IS cents, 30 cents and 81. for small. medium
and large sized bottles
For sale by all Druggists.
PURCELL, LADD Il CO,
jai3-ts Wholesale Agents
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ALL WRoSG.-Since the closing of the trial of
Robertson, in Rochester, ~ Y, for an alleged at
tempt to poison his wife and the discharge of the
prisoner, serenadng parties have been got up, and
bands have been engaged by the friends of both
Dr. Beigler, who made the charge, and Robertson
The gentlemen have each been serenaded, and CON
siderable feeling seems TO be manifested Oh both
sides
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MooxLIGHT PARADn.--Last Tuee1ay
night the rirst Regiment Of yisginis voisntsses.
commanded By Lieut.. Col. Carr, ,parsdsd tss sUsses
and looked very veil. Tho regiment y new Pc.
pairing for the approaching ssstvessAsy q 49,.
DO not wish 10 Be- surpasxed IN drfiI ~ vfseiox ~
skers, they must work sncssssstiy Until ~ ssy
Of parade.
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TIE COLONIZATION SHIP Many UAR0LINE STEyEys
-Advices have been received at the office of the
Maryland Colonization Society of the colonization
packet ship Mary Caroline Stephens, Cant HEAPS,
which sailed from Hampton Roads on the 18th of
November last, with immgrants.'for Liberia On
the 10Th December she was reported off Cape St.
Ann shoals, about two days sail from Monroyia =
She fell in with the brig Hannah, from Monrovia.
bound to Sierra heone, she not having found a
market for her cargo In Monrovia. No produce of
any kind to be obtained. and no demand for pro-
visions, aud but little for goods far the native
trade. All well on board both vessels.
baltimore iSun
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MORE DAMAGES AGAINST THE GRE.r WESTERN Rail-
ROAD CoaPANY.-In the assizes at Toronto on TIN,
I'd instant, verdict of IS 900 damages was rem.
dered against the Great Western (Canadal Railroad
Company, at the suit of Thomas VI. Benson, The.
plaintiff is the son of the late Mr.. T. Benson, Of
Port Hope, Who was passenger on the DEFENDANT
road at the time of the terrible accide:It on the
DesJardin's canal bridge, and was thereby killed
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g. FOR RENT-And possession given
III immediately. the store NJ 81 Main street now
occupied lay the subscriber. Ii is central, and of
the best locations ia Richmond for any kind Of
wholesale or retail hnsipesS
The Sior- and Cellar will lie rented either with
without the upper part. Apply 10 -
IA l5-im THOMAS A. RUST.
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va Il. BARRETT, formerly with
Messrs. Bnfnrd, Mayo Blair desires 10 return hi,
sincere thanks 10 his friends and acquantances VIII
patronizeti him so kindly while there and bers m.
nhTm them that he is now located at Messrs
CHRISTIAN 4 LArHR0Ps, where he will he
happy to see them ja I5-dl2tkcwits
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Cows GOING At LARGE.-The ordinance
prohibiting Cows from going at large nc night vas
repealed by the City Council at its last meeting 40
that our citizens now have the privilege Of making
cow pens OF every street and alley In the city. Up
to Tuesday evening last an ordinance was In syis-
tence imposing fine Of not loss than one nor
mere than 1ve dollars, upon every person who
permitted u COW TO go ut large In the night time:
Snt this ordinance was imperative, because the
Watchmen could not tell to whom a COW belonged.
on seeing her in the street. By war of MAKING n
effective, an amendment was proposed, giving the
police the authority to emponnd cows when fpund
tised three days, and if not called for BY their
owners and the fines and charges paid then th~
cattle were to be advertised and ssld, the balance
OF the receipts, after paying charges to be turned
over 70 the owners. The arguments used in favor
of this amendment, were-that cows would I,e
down In the streets to the danger of persons pass
ing on foot or otherwiee--thst they destroyed
shrubbery In yards-and Uttered and obstr-cted
the walk~ays The opposition contended that
such AN ordinance could not be enforced and on
posed 1t because of its inpracicability and ini,s
tice.
The amendment being put to vote was lest.
Messrs. Gretter, Greanor, Glszebrook, Stokes Al
len and Richardson voting against IT, Messrs saur
ders, Whitfield, Grattan and Robinson voting for
1t.
Mr.. Whitfield then substituted the old ordi.
nance, amending 1t so as 10 make the fine s3,when
the owner of n COW going at a large couId IL Az.
covered, but this was lost by tie vote. Messrs
Saunders, Grattan. Allen, Robinson and Whitfield
voting for the substitute, and Messrs Grstfsr
Greanor, Richardson, ,Glazebrook and Stokes voting
against It,.
Pending the discussion which ensued, Mr.. f,ret
ter stated that he would blame no one for killing
his COW If she entered yard and destroyed aow-
era and shrubbery. IL our citizens were author
lied to pursue that course, owners Of cows vould
readily find places to keep them In at night, but
we suppose there are very few geneirnlsn who
would like TO kill neighbours COW even thouxl,
| he was greatly annoyed by her. IA
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EIscrIox os CoxsrEALu --Ihe ave
reixps ia the sscoaA distFict q usnr.ce ee.eE
are TO hold an esecsop today - ~ tes - - ~
Constable. Scores of eandtdAees ~ ~ s@~
srioussy 81 wesk snissvorinG - anesseee os
chances Of their hsesitess Ise s ssssts
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o. FOR RENT.-For the purpose of
E:a moving into larger building the Basic
bank We offer the house at present occupied by us
for rent. WM I. STAPLES a Co,
18th street. next door to
1--ts Shelds Sonaryille.
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suGGEsTIrE.-A New Orleans paper presents a
very suggestive paragraph, in the following, which
he entities "The March to the Grave of 1857 :"
What mighty procession have been moving 10
ward the grave during the past year At the usual
estimate, since the first Of january. 1857, there
have more than htirty one millions 6re huni,Yd
ttoaSdad of the worlds population gone down to
the grave. Place them in long array, and they
viii give moving column of more than thirteen
hundred to every mile of the circumference of the
globe. What a spectacle, as they move on. tramp
tramp tramp, the Dead March," giving its fune.
raj notes as they go to the silent shades!
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ANOTHER FALLEN CLERGYMiS.-The New Hamp-
shire Patriot CT ntains the following paragraph:
correspondent informs that Rev Obadiah
Smith, of Fremont well known in that vicinity as
a brawling Kansas shrieker. was on Wcdnesda,
last brought before a magistrate charged with
triple crime upon his own daughter; and, Oh the
testimony OF his wife aud daughter was commit
ted to Jail to await his trial at the next term of the
criminal court.
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1000, 200 DOLlARs PER ANNIM
e2~ Why SUFFER WITH RHEUMArIs,

Neuralgia Head Ache, Ear Tooth Ache or pain
in any part OF the limbs or body, stomach or bowels
when you can be cured instantly with HARTS-
HORN Els CUREALbH II is a fine tonic for weak
st0machs and bowels giving them tore and strength
20 digest food. thus curing Indigestion and Dyspep-
sia. Let all who suffer bay bottle from PURCELL,
LADD Co, or other Druggists in Richmond. Bot
ties 25 and 20 cents. oc IO-6m
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g. ROOM FOR RENT-We have for
ID ron,. over our store. oae large. handsome
rOnG room. \. MCCARTHY suN,
ia 10 III Broad street,
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The Delta says:

ANOTHER "DlsiPPEARANCE" IN New YoRK.-Miss
Morrow, pretty deaf mute of sixteen, went
shopping on Thursday with her married sister
Mrs. Rouf, and chose to stay outside of a store on
broadway, while her sister went in to trade
When the latter came out her sister Was missing
and she learned that she had got into coach with
gentleman and been driven off. The family are
in alarm. but it appears that no violence was used
and 1t is probable the lady will soon appear with
"her lawful protector"
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CIrr CouxcrL.--An adjourned meeljnr
Of the Council wns held IN the Ccuseii C6sasAer
Tuesday afternoon st o'ciock.. Fresene--1eessfs
saunders, urHttsn, Robinson, Allen. Roddey, WIT
hcld, Stokes. Gresnof. Hicha.tison, 0laksheock.
Dsnoo1, Grettrr, aud Dimmeck.
tIinching The Eaa--Mr. 6raatsn, from shs Con.
mittee on Revision. reported the Soliowine ceds-
nance which after being discussed was adopted, by
she io'iowing vote, Mr. Stokes having be~n excused
oeeause OF the fact that he had not reed the erd
rsues 20 which II referred: Ayss-Messrs Rehiusoa.
oIs'.ahi koddey. Grctter Allen, Dnmock. Deacon,
ana Ssanaers-s. Noes-Messrs. hichardson Grsa-
thus: fens Fe-.e -" " N' NN'''o''"-.sss'ssiS "
An ordiaance--providnx for IN aecouss Of
70 whom n. ,hsS sy y kicsmond. and Of the psress
BE II Ordained by the Conncit Of the City Of
kicnnsond, that every person or Arm who or vh;eh
has hired out or shall hire out saves Tor the nres
ens o5 any asnrs year or any part thereof 70 per.
Richmond, shall on the 30th day OF Jsnusry of
each year. deliver 10 the Mayor Of the cttv { isst
signed by himself or one member Of the arm con.
tanning the name of each slave hired ont By him Or
them prior to that time, and the name Of the p>r.
son CT firm hiring such slave. And such persoa
or nrnl shall on every f4th day Commencing frpsp
ssid soth day Of January untfl the 18th day Of
IN sach year deliver TO the sid Mayer aliks
the slaves hired out BIZ him OF them and 10 vhc,.
hired, not embraced In the preceding lisss Ana
ifany person or firm hiring out slaves a slore~sd
shall fail to deliver said lists, signed e. asoresad
he or they 90 failing shall be fiued not les than
so or more than $50. And each day (exceut SIM
day on which he they shall fail 10 deliver the
said lists to the:Mayor, shah constitute iistinct
offence, and subject him or them 20 the fine afpre
said. r 5 = -~-'-'@
The lists so returned to the Mayor shall be
pri'ad taeie evidence of the hiring OF the slases
mentioned therein and OF the persons 10 whom
they are hired, in all proceedings under the ori.
nance entitled an ordinance concerning negroes.
passed. .December ~. 1851
The lists so delivered to the Mayor shall Be pre-
served by him. and at the end of the year. III no
proceeding is then pending in which they may be
necessary to be used, or as NJ such necessity
shall cease he shall deliver said lists to the Cham.
berlain whe shall preserve the same.
This act shall be in fsrce from its passage.
onr readers will see by the above that the
Council are In earnest in their efforts TO break nm
the BOARD Money" system. aud those genflemen
who have opposed their action this subject win
nnd that their opposition, If adhered to, will cost
in the course of the year. Let every
man provide for his own servants, and the public
will be relieved of an onerous tax on their hitch.
ems.
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brilliant entertainment wss given last night
at the British legation in this city, In honor OF the
marriage Of the Princess Royal of England 10
Prince Frederick William of Prussia There was
large attendance of distinguished guests present
who were entertained with the wonted elegant
hospitality of the present representative of the
Court of ST. James. Dancing was kept up with
great spirit until late hour in the night and at
the supper table representatives OF almost every
civilized nation Joined the many American guests
IN piedging the royal bride and bridegroom
bdshtRgion URioa IF Tuesday.
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: FOR RENT.-Those newly erect.

s:3 al Brick Tenemrpts. on Cary street, between
9th and S.h. They are we'll adapted for Grocery
stores. or any kind Of retail business They contain
ronS. besides the store rom. aud are we'll adapt
81 for the accommnlatioa o families, having all ne
ly. 70 good tenants, the rent will bc Moderate
Apply 10 T. RAGLAND & co,
IA 2i-ts Lumber nealers Marshall street.
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TnH WsATmnR continnes was@ - ~.
ssasoaabis--jass ~ thss sAarAsssr = Dsesaeess
aud pnsunonia.
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~ FAMILY RESIDENCE FOR RENT

81 The upper of the brick teuements 'on
the North side - Main. between Il and 81 streets
recently fHshed with II rooms and all suitable
eommOfaiions for family.
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I0s- TnR MUSTANG L1sIMExr cnRrs

ItHFWHFHItNNa;
TIE Mustang Liaiment clfrcs HtF Joints.
TIE Mustang Liniment cures BliIns and Wour6s g..
TIE Mustang LiHiaaeat cures !S5Tss and Ulcers:
ne agSfdh2 LfRfment cures Gtked Breasts and Sore
The Mustang L,nine7f ctT.s NeHraloi1:
TIE Ntstdn5 LinlncHt cares C7rns and Warts.
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FoRdERIEs AT New ORLEiSs-Some startling
forgeries, committed by man of high standing
have been detected in New Orleans. The papers
do not mention the name of the guilty party The
Crescent, under date of January 1ith, says:
considerable excitement was eyinced to-day at
the discovery of some twenty-five thouss nd dollars
of fictitious paper being in The hands of four of the
banks and some private parties. The perpetrator
OF the forgery has left the city. The heretofore
high standing OF the party, and his connection
With some of our most respectable citizens, have
caused much wonderment and more astonishment
The causes which induced the deviation from rec
tItude and integrity are only conjectured-suffice
to say they traced TO the same sources asthous
ands of cases in other parts of the world the fond
ness for the gaming table and its attendant re
Iurements."
The Delta says:
"For some time it has been hintel that conside
rable paper purporting to he made by high par
ties, and negotiated by party who has heretofore
held high standing. has proved to be fictitious or
iorged This morning the matter became known
to the public generally, and has caused great ss
constituent The high standing of the person i'm.
pIcated, the unblemishcd reputation which his
father held in midst during a residence of over
forty years, and which it is thought had fallen on
the defeict one, the high commercial connections
OF the firm with which he was connected, hss
caused much unpleasant feeling The guilty party
has, We learn, left the city,
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Tue Ice CRoP.-The Boston Traveller says that
in some places upon the ice ponds at Woburn the
ice is now nine inches thick. At Fresh Pond, how.
ever, it is only about four inches Should the pre-
sent cold weather continue for "a day or two, the
cutting will commence at the former place.
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80 VtH tt4-N FVeSVosEVEI SIFSH
81 Immediately the large FRONT ROOM over the
store cf Mr. Keeling on Main street next door 10
rev building corner of Main and 18th streets 1t is
a very desirable location for 4 lawyers or ioctor's
Office, or lodging room. Apply at this Office.
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