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Affairs I'm Petersburg.
CORRESPONDING. or THE RICHMOND DAILY DisrAI

PErERssuKG. March II, 1859.
Mrs. Susan Taylor, wife of Mr.. James Taylor
Of Beaufort county, n. c., died last night, about
II o'clock, on board the schooner Spray, lying a.
che city wharf. and her body was carried nome
to-day On the Southern cars. the rst notice her
husband will have Of her demise, will be on SEEM
her iife.ess remains. Deceased had been TO Nor"
folk, and there underwent an operation for can "
Ger. Dr. Btecy, of that place, attended her there,
aad DE-. Niche, a. this place. she arrived iast
Thursdsy. The boat on which she breathed her
last was commanded BY her son.
Last week an old gentleman OF Prince Ieorg e,
visited this place, was induced to call on the
tiger, which animal bit him TO the tune OF Ssto-
He rave his note for the amount, and friend
bought II for $500, thereby saving him SS"o
Another gentleman, OF faFmv,lie, sa was o.,
week. Tho tiger 10 usually quiet here that il
takes something big, like the above, to get even
mention of hie name.
There were one or two cases before the Mayor
this morning, but the narration OF the cases Of
arrest would neither point moral or adorn
talo Two white men we're put in jail for drunk
enpess. A dsrkey was whipped for being out
late, and one was sent to jail for running away
from his master. FIRST fRlVA'4.
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RUNAWAY.-SIOO RRWARn

ns.sl0n ~. ssx x.,. vii be paid for tho appr
e t4e city Of RichmonA. o. confined in snx
Virginia, and go n tai An in fhs sss - S.lss
0f ipy nsAh ElI0M A JKRf1RS0N ~ yuHoA,
~ 49, - orywn eofaaesten. tnll lnad a hsdr
c.sr.Ass - Sc' "' tneses high. And raAlaer gram
- x...s. Hsu nI1GA na0n
80 49, xsses sma y sls &iu sSpy Ia Ssekiy a.
s2ai jsx$-atl
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- GEO. J. SUMNER, N
No 20 PEARL STREET.
RICHMOND VA.
- CHINA, 0LAeS ANDEARTB IN WARE.
n n n n o = n

ls now receiving his usual large supply Of French
and English CHINA; EARTHENWARE Of tho
latest patterns and shapes mostly Of his own I'M
portation; Plain. Fressed and Gut GLASSWARE. Of
every description; LOOKING GLASSES; PLATED.
Goods generally His stock will be found a. extern
sr NY e n = r sc -
be as ioso any regular repacking house tn this
try su ndxne, on the usual credit for prompt pay
ment, or a iberd disconnf 70. cash
He solicits an examination OF his stock BY Mer-
chant., Hotel Keeper, Springs Proprietora and
Cords carefully backed By experienced packers.
and shipped promptly. NH 4--2m
GOODS AT PRIME C.DHT. -Having
rueA Shine, viii cell every article q their store
E ccss or lss. The sscSs s,nsss,: q large end
Tst4NIstse. LOan9M. ChaIrs OF I'll descript ions,
Cabiasts Wash esAnds. 1shlss, Isdstsads. Mat:
ZAso6e, Cribs Cfhdbe1, 10. n. kc Persons I'd want
Is the sboys krtiola6 nving az 80 Isl cont es Is
u %-u FVAAsus
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= COMMITTED TO NORFOLK CITY

% he jail Of the Corporssioa Of Tia civ ~
A Norfolk: on the i3th day OF November. isos'
3 n0xfo mAn calling himself TUM BAILY Tho ~
kish.- and wslgts ons hundred and sixty.svs
poan6s, aboat thirty years old Of ltrht coynnie.
fpn. staess that he was born In Humnerset oa.ntx
MARYLAND, end claims 70 be born free hsd on ,shH.
hat fHOS mn On 3 q Sa'io5
We-SW sefReA Mt Civ Nor TIN
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NOTICE..

NV1tOE' = inc SUBSCRIBER having q
large number Of accounts due and unsettled.
nicn SHOULD have been settled prior 70 January
counts due him previous to 1855, and not raid or
closed by bond Or otherwise by the lst day Of Ye-
prnary 1859, viii b Put in the hands Of thelaw Tor
Always on hand, largo assortment Of Clothing
ana tcutlemen's Furnishing Goods low Tor cash, or
70 punctnAl customsrs = 0PuNOH,
M 0ornsr e a Mn "a ia 8.
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z WATCHES. JEWELRY,
SILVER AND PLATED WARE

N 8 A MYERS, cor Main and Pearl street
Richmond, Va, Is receiving daily, by Ex.
press handsome additions TO his eI tepsive stock az
WARE, all Of which. having boon selected BY him
self With the greatest care from the best importers
and manufacturers In thilad, 1ohia, New York and
public generally. at wholesale and retail. on fbs
most reasonable terms. He would call particular
attention to his large assortment of SPEOTACLES.
consisting of Brazilian Pebbles and ali other var;
cites OF Glasses: He has no hesitation In SAYING
ne Will be able to suit any person needing Optical
aid fe II ga MYERS
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GREAT REDUCTION In I'm
ASEg ak1uc
WOOD, EDDY Il CO.'S
w SINGLE NUMBER LOTTERIES!
CHARTERED BY THE STATE OF GE0RG1A.)
CAPITAL PRIZE $4,000
flick ETS ONLY 4IO.

NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC;-As the members Of
our irm have, by way of purchase, become the own
ers Of the grants chartered by the States Of Della
ware. Kentucky, Missouri. and part of those in
Georgia. under the management OF Messrs Gregory
Il Maury, Of Wilmington. Delaware, we have DEEM
ed 1t cxpedient to change the name OF eur firm on
and after January lss, 1859, to that of WOOD EDDY
& Co. who will hereafter have the management of
the Sparta Academy Lottery, and the others, as
above named.
our business with integrity and promptness, and
we can assure the public that the patronage hereto
fore bestowed is we'll deserving of being trans
ferred to our successors. Very respectfully.
s SWAN i co.
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I UDLAM & HEINEKEN,
FnRA CCO

7 UDLAM & HEINEKEN,
II TOBACCO
AND
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
NEW YORK,
Make liberal advances on consignments Of Manu-
featured and Leaf TOBACCO, FLOUR. &c, to tbeir
address. HENRY LUDLAM
Ials- GUSTAV HEINEKEN.
rUSHINGS & BAILEY,
ROCKS 4 IND STA TIONERY,
No. 262 Baltimore Street,
Opposite Hanover st.
BALTIMORE, MD,
oier a full assortment of
SCHOOL.
CLASSICAL,
LAW. MEDICAL,
and MISCELLANEOUS
30 o X
They are prepared 10 execute orders for Libraries
colleges and Schools, .oD the most favorable terms
Their stock of STATIONERY embraces all it's
branches and contains varied assortment.
IN
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RUNAWAYS.
- ONE HUNDRED DOLLAKS HE.

RWARD-The subscribers offer . reward q
'fIFTY DOLLARS. II taken IN the State. ana
Of ONa HUNDRED DOLLARS. If taken out
o the State ioF the sppreAension ans delivery 70
them In Richmond. OF a MULATXO Man named
ofRpsnY who ran away from NrS Julia Mitchell
about ten days sinoe he IL Of brown color. about
. years Old ve feet 10 or u inches high. and 10
shouldere1. he came from Aneits county, virgi.
MA but hag belonged 70 Us ~ Executors, and has
lived vith Mrs. Mitchell in Richmcnd Tor 1--WE or
six Year, pest. SAMUEL = MITCHELL,
ANDREW yOANeTON,
nh 8--2W Executors of VIM Mitchell
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VIRGINIA SAVINGS BANK-CHaR-

' TERED BY THE LEGISLATURE OF VIR.
GlNIA-CAPITAL 100000 DOLLARS!-Money re.
ceived on deposit IN sums OF Ave dollars and q ..
wards. ON which interest the rate OF per csntum
per annum il paid for sums remaining six months
or longer for shorter periods interest at the rate of
Der ceHtuu,
The whole jsint stock bound for the depos its.
Deposits received and certificates issued by the
Cashier. g STARK e. ut the store OF e B Spence
corner OF Main and Governor SITS, Richmond. Va
SAMUEL OOrTERLL, President.
TB eTARKE, Cashier
NH SIM CWALTHALL Secretarv
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WATCHES, CLOCKS,

e 60 IT, BILL!
EA 1.-THE new year come the old ones gone "
A These were the words said,
&Se3e As sitting up to see it come,
] did not go 10 bed.
Soon twelve O'Clock the town clock told!
Thought /, this can't be true:
plainly see that you're not kept
By BILL BAR Tho LO-MEW
So pulling out ny watch, lookd.
And sure enough l found
1t wanted yet ten minutes more
For the old year to slip round.
On this could not help but feel
That knew what to do;
When took my watch to have 1t fixed,
TO BILL BAk-THO- 10 NEW.
Who has had an experience of 20 years In London
and America Corner Main and 18th streets, oppc
site American Hotel. NH II
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The rates West of Knoxville viii not 20 into e.
feet until after the complexion of the Cleveland
Branch Railroad, which will be Shout the lst OF
April.
shippers of through goods must seud duplicate
tickets giving the marks. weights aud destination
of goods. Send to Cox's Line Of Boats.
A & LEE on the Dock.
N. Goods from Northern cities shipped through
at reduced rates. A. d. l..
fa l0-ts
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CRATES, TENDERS. FINE SETS Ol

CRATES, TENDERS, FINE SETS OF
VI SHOvELs, ToNGS and POKERs.-I have for
sale an elegant assortment of all kinds of Crates.
including every style of Tenders. Summer Pieces,
handscm and plain sets OF Shoyels, longs and
Shovels, FIRE shovels handsome Stands for Shovels
and Pokers Blower Stands; Brass and Iron Footmans
Brick; fire SLABS and Jams; sets OF soap stone Tor
sweet tone Builders, housekeepers. and others in
want OF any of the above articles can be supplied at
Ali Kinds of Brass and Iron Works Of tho above de-
scription at my BELL and BRASS EOUNpRY. and
GRkTE and fENDER MANUFACTORY, No. 225
Main street between Sth and eth streets, West side
Richmond, Va. on nnx,oo,,
an l6-d1y Q. " UENOON.
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NOTICE.-JoHa N. WILLIAMS,

n NOTICE.-JoHN N. WILLIAMS,
"A formerly with Mr. John HILL conducts the
Jul Watch and Clock Making and Jewelry
q Business at No Main street. three doors
below the Old Market.
Here may be found q neat assortment Of fine
Gold and Silver Watches. Gold and silver Chains,
Seals and Keys; Gold, Silver. Steel and Plated
spectaces, to suit all eyes; large assortment OF
fine Clocks, Re, &c.
B.-Particular attention paid to the Repairing
and Regulating of fine Watches and Clocks. AL
Watches and Clocks repaired in my store are war
ranted to perform well for one year. without extra
JOHN Il WILLIAMS, Watch and Clock Maker
and Jeweler, No Main st. three doors below lst
Market Ja25-3m
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CTEAM SAW MILL-LUMBER SAW.
~ ED TO ORDER.-The subscriber having the
entire control of one of the best STEAM CIRCU-
LAR SAW MILLS in the State, located in Virgin
Pine Forest, near navigation will contract to fur
nsh at short notice. in COED order, and on reasona-
BILE terms Building and Railroad Timber, sawed all
sizes and dimensions. and respectfully solicits or
ders for this description of Lumber.
TRUMAN A PARKER,
Wholesale and retail dealer in Lumber, Mahogany
ia and Shingles of every descriI ton
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! ~ o0opMAN. H. sIMr SOL
CPRING, 1862
NEW GOODS NEW STYLES.
Il n. @ q o ID M A n 4 co -,

Ne. IIy MN SfHEET
Are now in receipt of their spring Stock OF
CiOTHING. which they have manufactured ex-
caii from their friends and the public generally to
Examine their stock, which 10 of the first class
ship and latest styles at the lowest prices tender
ing sincere thanks for the liberal patronage of their
taste and supply the wants of their customers -
Call and examine tho stock Of Clothing and FUR
nishing Goods now on sale
1sMA STREET
HENRY MILLER, o Prince edward county, eales.
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BRAZILIAN PEBBLE

BRAZILIAN PEBBLE
X S6GLASSES.-AF JAHNKE, OPT
CAN, ISL Main street, have opened new lot o
fine concaye and convex ground Brazilian Pebble
Glasses. in Gold and Steel frames.
guarantee to suit. with these superior Glassea
any person to whose vision optical aid can be ap
piled.
The public are requested to call and examine,
Brazilian Pebble and other Glasses filled in o}d
frames. AT JAHNKE
NOS 75h Main street.
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RICHMOND, January l. 1859.
THE UNDERSIGNED have this day
l. associated themselves together under the fiji m
and style Of JOHNSON TRUEHEAkT, for the
purpose of conducting General Grocery. Commits
sion and Forwarding Business They have taken
the large granite front house on Cary street. for
merly occupied by I'M. Conrad, second door above
Virginia street.
They will always keep on hand the best escort
ment of Groceries, Liquors, &c, which they will
furnish to The trade at the lowest prices. BY strict
attention to business they hope to receive liberal
share Of patronage. b. j. JOhNSON,
Late Of the firm Of Dibrell johnson.
BAT. TRUEHEART,
ia It's Late of Danville, Va.
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JAMES D. BROWNIES

JAMES ID. BKOWNES
y ORNAMENTAL IRON WORKS.
9th street. next to the Mechanics Institute.
Iron Ratings Verandahs, Balconies, Chairs, Set
tees. &C. also. Grating Vault and Cellar Doors and
every other kind of Iron Work, for ornamental and
building purposes manufactured at short notice.
~ Particular attetion given to enclosing Burial
Lots in the city and country. ia 2-l2m
EGGLESTON & FITZGERALD,
II GROOERS AND
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
And Dealers in Wines, Liquors. &C.
No IA Pearl street.
l-tQ Richmond.
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INSURANCE.

INSURANCE
/ ON THE LIVES OF
WHITE PERSONS
Can be obtained in the
INTERNATIONAL LIFE ASSURANCE a0CIETY
OF LONDON,
[Actual Capital, $4,000, 900.
Agency at the Office of the Virginia Fire and Ma
rine InsuIan Company, mol Main street, Rich
mond Va.
DR. jNO D CULLsN, Medical Exsminer-ofice
at the office of Drs Gibson and Cullen. south side OF
Franklin street, between 9Th and 9TH streets.
fa 2-ts CoWARDlN. agent.
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EOR EALE-Virginia State Stock, in
- shares 10 sait
S, IN lance s.a fsIs e xlssIpi. s.sst
vi 1fDts uslfEsl Railroad nenda
hH kHAAVRy toQ.
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e LEWIS LYMAN, .@A@
"a Importer of WATCHES]@ TX
EAA, AND JEW ELRY, Wholesale and Retail. re
Dspectfuily informs the public that be has
Just returned from the North with an elegant as
sortment of English. Swiss and American WATCH
Els, the movements of whith cannet be sxcelled for
correct time keepers. Also complete assortment
JEWELRY. Silver Spoons Gold and Silver Specta
cles with Brazilian Pebble Glasses. which will be
sold as low any importing house in this country
LEWIS LYMAN, % Main st.
Watches and Jewelry repaired by sk ilful work
men. at a reasonable price and at short notice.
NH liam
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- THE ADAMS ExPEEsJ

~. SooMPANY, ia Main It. h sa,,,.
resumed their Steanship Express TO and nom Nos
folk. Petersburg and Richmond by Steamers jana
town and Roanoke, which leave New York sysr,
Wednesday and Saturday, and thence by railroad u
Weldon, Wilmington, Lynchburg Salem, ytheyi,s
and the principal places in Virginia and North Car
lima, are now prepared TO forward, with rest d,.,
patch and at reduced rates, every kind OF Nerrhs,
disc Valuable Parcels, Jcwelry, &C., TO the abov.
named cities. and all places On the seabosrd
Our Express on the Steamships will be accor1psr,st
by specisl Messengers, who win give their psrsons
attention to the careful handling of goods entrstsS
10 the ADAMS EXPRESS cos Steamship ESprssss
Shippers will please Jake notice that packages %
points Ia Virginia and North Carolina will be arr :.
cleaners, unless otherwise marked
Freight received. On day Of Saline, until oe,sk
PM J. L. MAUDoSOuoE 80
Agent Of AostnR ExpressI
~ SPECIAL NOTfCE.-Express PACKAGES +.
Norfolk Petersburg, Richmond, and all places in VI,
znia and North Carolina, intended for shipment ~
steamships Roanoke and Jamestown. viii he+esas,
he received by tho ADAMS EXPRESS COMP Nv
who are the authorized Agents Tor Etprsas privilege
on these ships.
Since of the Now York and Virginia steamshsv
Company. LUDLAA PLBAsANfs. Azents
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m HATS. CAPS. AND STRAW -
- GOODS.
sPRInG, 1sSs.
ROBERT L. DICKINSON,
SUCCESSOR 70
BIHFoRD. DICKiNsON YEIsIdER.
No. 70 MAIN STREET,
Begs leave to inform merchants and the public ge-
nerAlly that he has now open and ready lor SAFE,
Of The complete and s4mtw ooD
ever offered in this market which has " en- ss,es,sa
with care from the larges, manufsctories And es.
pecialy adapted to the Virginia. North carolina
Merohants and others are respectfully solicited 70
give him call before purchasing. Kn0wpg s snss
they will find ns s seo seeScss Of Mr.
long known T. hs isase skINk
LEY. Of Bath county. who will be pleased to gee
heir friends at any time. I 70 2.
- 40 COUNTRY MERCHANTS.--
SPRING STOCK OF BOOTS. SHoEc.
Trunks &C MY stock of ,hs above ss 1000 coos
selected in person of the manufacturers, Is now %
ing received by every arrival, and VIII IN Iew uas
bavs SHARED no pains in the selection of this stock
to render 1t worthy the attention OF country mer.
chants It has been bought on the best terms, o. OF
frat hands with view to the retail trade, conse-
nuenty the sizes as well the quality Of the Goods
will commend t to vorabie notice OF merchants
Merchants buying for cash. will find 1t greatly to
their advantage ~ s''' JOHN G. PAGE. JR;.
nab II Two doors above Thes. r. Price q 70
NEW STOCK. Having received in part,
~ and daily addition by every arrival being add
ed thereto of my new Spring supply OF Boots ,Snoe ;
and Trunks. fltter myself can please an p tna.
and Shoes made by the most superior workmen ana
of the best material they cannot fail giving sstlsiae
tion to the buyer call is respectfully solicited at
No - Main street. sign of the big beet; ~ Xy.1su
NH I9 wv w ALoH.
= GENTLEMEN'S WEAR. We
have now on hand ell of the various sty les Of
Boots and Shoes worn this season. an OF our
-. own manufacture; and we employ none
Int the best workmen and use none out the pest
materials we cam with confidence, guarantee 10 alI
of our customers. aud to those that may favor US
with their kird patronage, Boots ana shoes SUI :
nassed By none in the United States, in point OF
workmanship materials and neat and pleasant Mt.
We are prepared to make measured work TO order,
of every known variety and style: we also make
to order all kind of measured work for tender and
"e'0' "''' '''' HARRIS cos Shoe Depot.
No I29 Main st.
MNENzEL. Foreman NH 70
m TO CASH BUYERS Of HATS
III AND CAPs.-The subscriber infarms his
friends aud the public generally that he is in re-
esipt OF his sprlRRgA T stsc xS Si CAPS,
whieh embraces oil the varieties suited to whole
sale and retsil trade.
Country merchants who wish to purchase for
cash. will find it to their interest to examine my
stock before making their purchases, as great bar
gains can be had: and to my retail customers,
have to say tn At have all the new styles of Hats
and Caps to which respectfully invite their atten-
ton. JOHN ThoMPSUN,
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DESIRABLE HOUSE AND LOT

- DESIRABLE HOUSE AND LOTS
IA FOR SALE ON LEIGH STREET ,l IN ua 10
~ ~ . coSntrv offer for fale, privately, my Dwell
ing House on Leigh street for many years o Hce at
pied by Capt John preniiss WIN .Odr INNING
bask IsSteet to an alley Said lots will be sold TO-
gcther separately purchasers p'sy aT se Oh
ained nv annlyiuc to Mr. Alfred Shield, or the SUP
serber who will sak o "a
saon S ' ,s r, CATU ARINE pfESTtS.
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DAVID N JONES, Agent, No IS Main
~ street, manu- facturer of double refined steam
Candies, and wholesale dealer in COntectioraries
domestic and foreign Fruits, Cigars, fine Brandies
ard Wines NH II.
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pOTATOk6.-We call the attention ]
lovers OF good Irjsh p0taaoea % large lot iust
arrived BY AsAo0uer Raugh ard Ready Asio auai
~ and DC sAex have ben ptonopnssd very sups
Mh " MAseSe Plsos, FrsR Min IL
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g . pE Tls 2 Mon R.rI = ,

nASaE:Eth THROUGH TARIFF OF
kE<k = FREIGHT from Richmond to Mem
phis, and intermediates points:
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uLATE AND metallic ROOFING.

BACON 1OTf1R. FRUIT, Ae-A null
= Is :as''' y sAta n y s4 III 4 81 s.4 !,
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THE BAY STATE RANGE sizes
l. (portabie) thu American Range, sizes. (per.
manent) Persons in want Of q mango Of either
sort with or without Hot Water Fixtures) Will
find in assortment the very Range they req ire
One price only. GEORGE STAKRkT
Governor street.
front and Rooster attached. Price $40 Warrs ted
in all cases. "a 90
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- FOR RENr-Un reasonable terms,
Fl possession given Immediately, my homss, b bm
residepceHthe grounds attached comprising the the
whole square between Grace and Franklin: ana .1u
and 3,th streets Being upon the brow OF Church
Hill the location Ia remarkably commanding. an9
the view from the house and grounds uns1r passso
by any in this region. The house isin goOu Lepai
and tue grounds are trayersed bv Wales, with grass
plots, shade trees, shrubs end flowers INV
For particulars. apply to .v,op In
"a. a. HDIE ARD d EANHO.
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- ROOM FOE KENT-ceVeIRi
ks:s pleasant Rooms over my store. suitable ior
lodging rooms for gentlemen Aiso ne froe,
House pack of my store. with sood ac to
tory.
NH Sim
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KEROSINEO OIL LAMPS have Just
IA received q new lot Of COAL OIL LAMPS, OF
new design aud fin ish that will burn an oil that
cannot be burnt in any of the Lamps in use, which
can be sold at 81 per gallon.
Also. the best COAL OIL and BURNING FLUID
in market. at l62 Main street. j W REX,
fe2-ima Opposite American Hotel.
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~ FOR RENT-And POSSESSION gwen
M the 18th of April next, the very ei,gl o.
n.y. Ned nv Mr. Richard Hill, jr 1t has seven
GOOD rooms with an en.-kitehen and large LOT at
sscheI. FOR terms, &c apply TO 49,
'A'A'u. PM TABB s0N, Ats,
n,,,,-ts Under Exchange Hotel.
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m FOB RENT-The Tenement cor ,
nor Of .th and Franklin streets IL has sa.ns
finished and sSod sn% an out ffoben
Se i.h wants, rooms. besides many other contsh'
;snces Possession given Immediately ApnniSy 20
- yy,der the Exchange Hotel.
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YOUTHS, BOYS AND CHlLDkEN'S
Il CLOTHING ARRACOTT, HARRIS Co,
havejust received Q large and beautiful stock OF
Youths. Boys. aud Children's Clothing made and
cut in the very best manner, and made to nj boys
in want to give Us a CALL assuring them that the
goods shall be sold at the lowest prices. Call on
DARRACOTT, HARRIS 4 Co.
No Il2 Main street,
NH u Successors to Merchant Weisiger 4 Co