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The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1859-11-17

Rebus.
BY II, p. HUGGINs,
Complete, Pm more precious than silver or
gold;
Beheaded, Pm welcomed on a winter night
cold;
Beheadcd again, II we'd cease long to do it,
1 am very sure we'd be certain TO rue it,
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1859-11-17

The Germans in various cities Of the
United States are uniting in celebrating
tho Centennial Anniversary Of the birth
of Schiller, the poet.
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COYGdaI0 Nurseries.

CIovoIan,As Ohio
r HAVE a very large and thrifty stock Of
4 FRUIT TREES, Berry Plants, Grape
Vines, Evergreen and DeCiduous Ornamental
Trees and Shrubs, Roses and Plants, compris-
ing all the valuable of the old varieties, and all
the Eew that are tested, for sale at low prices
I am deteTmaed that my stock shai be such
as TO leave no excuse for sending further,
without faring worse. Send stamps for cata-
iOgues, or come a8d see.
sepl5m6 EDWARD TAYLOR, Prop'r.
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The St. Paul (Min.) Times says there
viii be "a surplus of 100000 bushels
of potatoes in that State.
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Ten persons arc in tho Steubenvillo
Jail, charged with counterfeiting.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1859-12-09

o. At a meeting OF the Independent Greys
at their Armory Det 9th, 1885, The following
resolutions were adopted.
Whereas, God tn e allwise Creator in his pro-
violence hos taken rom our midst our dear and
beloved brother in arms George Mannox.
Resolved That III him we mourn good and
faultess friend, t1usty brother, dear and az
fectionaie son, a useful and law abiding citi-
zen and good and trusty Soldier, one who at
the tap OF the drum was always ready and at
his post.
Resolved, That each and every member of
the Independent Greys, do as a t>stimo ny Of
their respect and regard, wear upon the left
arm for thirty days the usual badge of mourn
ing.
Resolved, That a copy of these Resolutions
be sent to the family of the deceased, and also
be published in the City papers.
LIEUT.. SMITH,
aARG'T. BRIMMER, Committee.
PRIVATE SCHISANO,
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OLDEST CHURcH.-The oldest church now
existing in the United States, is one near
Smithfeld, Isle of Wight county. 1t was
built in the reign of Charles l, between the
year 1850 and 1885. The brick, lime and
timber were imported from England. The
timber is English oak, and was framed in
Europe, The structure is of brick, erected
in the most substantial manner. 1t is said
the morter has become so hardened that it
will strike fire in collision with steel.
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properly protected from these depredators
many Of whom are small boys and girls, who
carry on their nefarious practices with i'm
punity, from the fact that they are so small
and Of such tender years that one would
hardly suspect them. They are however,
the agents of older and more experienced
thieves who keep in the back ground, and
thus elude the vigilance OF our usually wide
awake police.
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JAS. G. POLLARD, Auct'r.

VALUABLE PROPERTY AT PUBLIC
AUCTION.
The Two DIV Cling Houses, Stu
ated on West Main street,
Nos. GA & &C.
WILL BE SOLD, at Public Auction, to the
w aighest bidder, on THURSDAY, the
10Th day OF the present month (December) at
l2 O'Clock, M, on the premises.
60 Those two eommodious dwelling
Ei9 houses, of brick. covered with slate,
LII forming the double tenement, Nos "a &
%, situated near the West end of Main street,
(North side) bounded on the East by William
street, and on the West by ten feet lane, sep.
Grating from Gov. Tazewell's property. The
whole lot fronts on Main street, about II feet
and runs back about 100 feet to Plume street.
The Houses will be sold seperataly and the
sale will be positively without reserve to the
highest bidder.
The property is held in fee simple and title
unquestionable.
Terms of sale, cash, the residue in three
annual payments, secured by deed of trust, and
bearing interest from the LIST day of January
next, at which time possession of the property
will be delivered to tn e purchaser. For further
information, apply to
HARRISON ROBERTSON,
Attorney for the owners.
6e7 JAS. G POLLARD, Auctioneer.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
NATIONAL HOTEL, NORFOLK,
Wm. L. Walters, Proprietor.

""' ~ V0teVoj FoFT'
Captain Anderson, Bark Chevalier; M W
Bandenbush, Philadelphia; David Currie,
Richmond; R A Chappell, Sussex; Edward
Prime, VIM II Prime, New York; VIM B
Ludwig, George Dreamer, N W Shannon,
4 A Ergley, Maine; W E Wood, Hampton;
J Hunter, Princess Anne.
MERCHANTS HOTEL NORFOLK,
John Smith, I., Proprietor.
VIM r Gordon, Currituck county; James
Lemm, New York; Wall, Isle Of Wight,
Va; III 4 Polk, Louisville, Ky; E Heyser,
Philadelphia; } Edwards, Eastern Shore,
Va; |, Tynns, Chuekatuek, va; Abper
Howell, Northampton county, G; L W
Hardy, Peter Hull, S Il MARITIME, Vir-
ginia.
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THE Total ECLIPSE OF THE Subtitle to-
tai eclipse of the 18th of next July will be a
very important one to the scientific world
The director OF the Dorpat Observatory was
the first to remark at the moment of obscu.
ration, four Of the principal planets We
nus, Mercury, Jupiter and Saturn-will ap.
pear in the vicinity of the collapsed sun as
kind of rhomboidal figure; a phenomena of
such extraordinary rarity that many centu-
ries will elapse before its repetition. Dark
ness will commence and terminate on the
land, the localities being California and the
shores of the Red Sea. Between these ex-
trems points the eclipse will be visible in
North America, from whence the moons
shadow will pass across the Atlantic, and
traverse Spain; total darkness including the
following important towns in that country :
Oviede, st. Vincent, Santander, Bilboa, Wit
toria, Burgess, Pampeluna, Saragossa and
Valencia. The line of totality will then
cross the Mediterranean and enter Africa,
passing across Algiers, Bean, Tozer, Sock
ma, Sebba, Goddona and Mourzuk. Thus,
although this remarkable eclipse will not
be total in any part of the United Kingdom,
it will be so in large portion of Spain and
accessible portions of Africa.
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Local Items.

"RENDEn UNTO CESAR THAT WHICH is
CEsAR's AT a meeting held recently in
Richmond of the "First Glass Merchants -
resolutions were unanimously passed for the
formation of "Virginia and Liverpool
Packet Company" with capital of $780,
600, divided into three hundred sh ares of
$500 each. At the meeting $4,000 worth
of stock was at once taken. The prospectus
Of movements, as yet but briefly stated, is to
originate and foster a direct trade with Eu-
rope by the Importation of manufactured
goods in exchange for staple produce. One
of the first active measures consisted in the
resolution to purchase four ships, each of
which should be capable of carrying about
1000 hogsheads of tobacco. The project
after dus consideration, has been found prac-
ticable by the most experienced shipping
mer chants of Richmond. The rapid sub
scription to the compaLy's stock being one
OF the best tests of its prospects of success
full prosecution. To the merchants OF our
city the formation of "Virginia and Liv
erpool Packet Company" does not come as
a startling novelty in their commercial re-
latlons, as not only was this very movement
originated, but it was powerfully advocated
by leading men many months since The
merchants Of Norfolk at this, as at pre-
vous period, being fully satisfied that the
only lucrative basis on which our inter-
course in exports and imports with Europe
could be started must be fleet of packets
capable of carrying in sufficient tonnage
the produce for which we might receive the
manufactures of the other side. The idea
of Steam Communication was strenuously
advocated at former time, but if we look
for the establishment of soand and remuner-
alive trade, we must originate it by the
means of sailing packets, as they are, both
to the owner and trade, more reliable means
of revenue than steamships ever will be-
The period, which is not far distant, when
Southern waters will be covered with the
mercantile marine of Europe, will be filter
season in which to throw our energies for
the establishment of a rapid and reliable
rives, we must be content to grow by the
advantages which sailing vessels as carriers
of freight possess. To DR.. Maurice Fitz-
gibbon is the credit due for the origina ton
of the idea of line of sailing packets, which
he pointed out as the most promising means
of encouraging direct trade with Europe
This gentleman was an able exponent of his
theory, and to him is due the first move 10
the matter in our city. 1t is a singular CO.
Incidence that the merchants of Richmond
shonld have adopted the scheme with but
little, if any alteration. They appear to
have abandoned the aattering prospects held
ont by A. Dudley Mann, and to have discov-
cred that the Norfolk scheme (ior so we aust
call it) is the only practicable and remuner-
alive one.
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NEW GOODS
S,
NEW GOODS,

NEW GOODS,
NEW'GOODS.
r. JUST received lots of new and beau.
"a tiful goods suitable for the apnroscb-
AH ing holidays, Bridal presents, &C Daily
additions are now being made TO my
already fine and extensive assortment of Enc
lsh and American Levers in Plain, Huntine
and Magic Cases, fine Geneva Watches, en-
ameied Diamond Lever Watches, English and
american Silver Levers, Cameo and Pearl
Breast Pin and Ear Rings, Carbuncle and Pearl
a Breast p Pins and Ear Rings, Coral, Lava ana
o gu Ear Drops and Breast Pins, Chatelaine
tension tension Rings, Regard Rings, Belt Buckles,
Jezeron Fob Chains and Bracelets, Bracelet
Bands. Great variety of Armlets, sc, &C.
Just come to hand and several lots daily ex.
pected of Pure Silver Ware. Table, Dessert
and Tea Spoons, Table, Dessert and medium
E EorSss Ladies', Cups, Goblets, Buekwheat Ser
Cake, Cream, Pie and Butter Knives, BE, &c.
>, Inc above lot of goods are offered for saia
cheaper than ever on accommodating terms at
g f GREEN WOODS
d., 81 Main street,
deo Head of Market Square.
I'll y A copy
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Auction Sales.
JAS. L. BELoTE, Auctioneer
TRUSTEES SALE OF CLOTHING

TRUSTEES SALE OF CLOTHING
AT CTI0N
A LARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE
OF READY MADE CLOTHING.
WILL take place at our Auction House
w SATURDAY the 10th inst, at 10 o'clock
and continue from day to day until all are dis.
posed of.
The Invoice comprises variety of Ready
COATS, PANTS, VEST S, &c, &C.
Also, heavy Clothing for Seafaring men such
as PEA COATS, JACKETS, SHIRTS and also
variety OF Servants Clothing; we would es-
sale as the goods must be closed out. By ord r
FERGUSON & BELOTE,
ae q Auctioneers
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NOTICE.

NIILL BE SOLD, TUESDAY the 2Uth of
w December next, upon the premises Of
Mr.. VIM. H. Holmes in Norfolk County, the
following property. belonging to the estate of
Jacob Vanness, (deceased.) To wit One Sloop
with all her appearances, one Chest of Tools,
and a lot OF other small articles.
NJ CAPPS, Deputy, For
THOS. BUTT, Sheriff and Committee.
de 81
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FHE WIEANs' SrEAMEE. --The steamer Wi
mans made trip to Cape Henry yesterday
during the blow from the North, and rode
ths pillows with an ease and comfort which
was truly astonishing. While other crafts
we're rolling and pitching, she was steadily
and quietly passing through the surging
billowsas comfortably as tho she had been
upon the canal.
We stink Mr.. W mans can return with the
conviction that hfa steamer is perfect sue
cess, and we cannot refrain from congratu-
Iating him on the realization of his most
sanguine hopes.
She made an excursion this morning for
the benefit of the ladies', who seemed deIgh-
ted with her movements.
NAyAL.-Ths United States Gun Boat
Mohican is daily expected here on her trial
trip,
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N Office.

'NHE Ladies of Isle of Wight County are re
L. quested to meet at the Odd Fellows Hall
in Smithtield on SATURDAY the 10th of De.
cember next, for the purpose of considering in
view OF the condition of the times, the bro
priety of pledging ourselves not to use or buy
any commodity, or Merchandise which shai
after certain period be obtained North ef
Masons ana DlSsons line, and TO mite the CO.
operation of the Ladies of the State and of the
entire South. " Wv
de2 BY MANY IADrEs
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J. J. MOORE q CO, Auct'r.

AUCTION SALE OF GOLD AND SILVER
WATCHES, JEWELRY, FANCY
GOODS, DRY GOODS, OIL
DAINTINGS, Cutlery of all kinds, Hard.
l. ware, Segars. &C., every night at " o'clk.,
NJ, and at retail every day. Sale at store No.
SO, Church street. II. SNOW, Agt.
no l4-4m j. J. MOORE 4 Co Auctrs.
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UNDER THE NATIONAL HOTEL
ALBANIAN -:

AUCTION SALES.
A MOTHER lot OF fine Jewelry such as Sets
n of different kinds, and some of entire new
styles Sleeve Buttons and Studs. Also fine
assortment of Silver Hunting WATCHES.
with variety of Fancy Goods &c. Sales every
night until the entire Stock is disposed Of these
goods are sold without regard to cost, therefore
bargains may be expected.
FERGUSON + HEL0TE.
sc .3-u Aucuoneers
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REsroRED.--The City Council of Ports
mouth, at a meeting Tuesday night, restor-
ed the yearly appropriations to the different
ire companies, which, it will be recolect ed,
was some time aimee withdrawn,
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Landscape Painting.

THE undersigned is now prepared to gave
instructions in Landscape Painting. His
peculiar method of instruction is entirely ORR
glnal, and imparts at once to the pupil pre-
per conception of coloring so immensely neces-
sary to become finished artist. Those desir-
GUS to take advantage of this opportunity to
learn an Art in few lessons, which the sub.
scrlber has been over 80 years maturing, this
rare chance is offered to them. He can con-
vince the most incredulous, that in two les =
sons he has impaired more knowledge of the
art, than is usually gained by years ofapplica~
ton and study by the old system, as taught i'll
the tn various schools and seminaries throughout
the United States. Terms of thorough instruc-
ton, $50, payable in advance perfect satisfac-
ton guaranteed For further Information call
on the undersigned at his studio, ON Main street
over Dawes Dry Goods Store and opposite the
site of the Mechanics Hall
20 T. Sin consequence of professional
engagements. the undersigned would reques;
snSt those DESTROYS of taking advantage OF his
system OF tuition, will come forward at the
opening Of the class on Monday Nov. aSrh,
wn l ga; positively closes on the gath OF Deem
that date.
Z. BONEAU DE ST MARCEL,
nov lS-lm Landscape and Portrait Painter
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SpeCial Notice.

i my Agent to carry on The Boot and Shoe
Business in the city of Norfolk in all its bran.
ches, under the name and style of WILLIAM
S. PRIME, Agent for VIM. w. Moseley.
He will Manufacture BOOTS and Shoes for
sale, and will also sell Boots and Shoes nnr
cha sed by him as my Agent f
hereby give notice that he is fully autho
lized 70 purchase any and allarticles, and goods
suitable to proper of transaction of such
businesses, ON my credit and responsibility, and
To sell the same on my account as such Agent,
VIM, w. NOSELEY,
NORFOLK, Dec 9th, ls59-lw*
DURE SPERM OsL-4OO Gslluns in q1ore,
J. and for sale by
no as ". A. 4 G. A, SANTOS.
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Cool AND Manufacturing the season o.
summer, when the atmosphere is warm
and balmy, the cheerful breezes have free
scope to dance through all our apartments,
and ventilation is effected upon natural and
conclusive principles. The time, however is
at hand, with the approach of cold weather,
when doors and windows must be closed to
shut out the piercing wind, and when fires
must be maintained in all dwellings to heat
our sensitive frames. This is the season
when means should be adopted for securing
the requisite amount of the pure air of hea.
ven, under all the circumstances of artificial
heating, in every dwelling-public and pri-
vate.
The Importance of ventilation is generally
recognized, as the evils that have been caus-
ed by dwelling in ill-ventilated apartments
have been set forth in various publications.
There are some facts, however, connected
with this question, which are not so well un-
derstood. Thus, many persons mistake
warm for impure air; hence they do not
make distinction between the two, and do
not seem satisfied that a room is habitable
until they have expelled all the warm air
from it. There can be no question, we be-
cieve, about the salubrity of warm dwellings
in old weather, if the air in them is only
maintained in a pure condition. The cir
culation of air in room is dependent upon
the heat which is generated In fires, CRATES,
stoves or heaters. The hot air expands, rises
and seeks vent, and the cold air rushes in to
supply its place. The grand secret of good
ventilation, therefore, is a plentiful supply
of tuel~-an important fact too generally
overlooked.
TIE houses of the poor are kept close and
ill-conditioned ia cold weather, because
the inmates cannot provide sufficient fuel for
their wants. Coal is as much an article of
life and health, in the winter season, as food,
and yet how few think of this In those
churches, schools and other public buildings
where fuel is saved at the expense of and in
efficiect supply OF fresh air, cent-wise and
dollar-foolish economy prevails; and this is
the principle idea we wish"to impress upon
the public mind at this time. Arrangement
for ventilation may be made in en- dless varie-
ty; but without and abundant supply of
fuel, neither comfort nor proper ventilation
will be secured. Fuel is to ventilation, in
cold weather, what steam is to an engine
its covering power.
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TAILORING, TAILORING.
H. r. HENSON informs his friends and
~. the public generally, that he is located
at 81 Bank street, where he is prepared to make
up any description OF Gardeners Garments in
neat and fashionable style. Cutting aud Re-
pairing attended to and satisfaction given.
share ofpublic patronage is solicited
Oc 2l.3m
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NOTICE.
JUST OPENED AT McCANN,S
CHEAP SHOE STORE
IA drens BOOTS, SHOES and GAITERS
A. Also large assortment of Servants
Shoes which will sell low at Wholesaie
OF Retail, as they must be sold by the frat o
January. DON'T forget the place.
THOMAS McCANN
, d Main street
ue 2-t1 Opposite Johnson's Hall
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PORTSMOUTH PROPERTY AT AUCTION.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALU-
ABLE BUILDING LOTS

hDLL DOlhDlNT LUIS,
by VIRTUE of decree of the Circuit
- Court of the city of Portsmouth, pro.
nounced on the 9th day of September, 1859, in
the suit of Tunis ct. al, VS. Tunis et al, in
Ghan;cery' the Undersigned sn as Special Com
public auction, on the premises respectivelu, on
TUESDAY. the 18th day of December, 1859, at
y o'clock, NJ, in the city of Portsmouth, the
following property situated in said city, TO wit
LIST. A Lot on the south side of King street,
beginning one hundred and tw enty feet from
its southeastern intersection with Middle street;
thence southwardly one hundred and thirteen
ope hundred and thirteen feet to King street;
thence west twenty-five fee. to the beginning.
"a. Lot on the south side of Clifford street,
beginning one hundred feet from the south
Streets thence west eighty feet; thence south
one hundred feet thence east eighty feet
thence north one hundred feet to the begin.
ming.
Sd. The northern half of Lot No. 25s, stu
ated at the southwest intersection of Clifford
and Green streets, being ffty-six feet six inches
'front.' on Green street and one hundred and
eighty feet en- Clifford street.
4th. The whole of the Lot No 1857, situated
at the northwest intersection Of Clifford and
Effngham streets.
sth. The whole of the Lot No. s7s, at the
northeast intersection of Chestnut and Clifford
streets.
Possession to be delivered on the first day of
January, 1860, upon complying with the terms
of sale
TERMS:
Cash for so much of the purchase money as
will defiay the expenses of sale and the costs
OF this suit so far accrued; and the residue
tnereof to be paid in three equal jnstalments-
the first at the expiration Of six months, the
second Of nine months, and the third at twelve
months from the day OF sale; each to carry in
cient security for each instaimept required, and
the title to the property withheld until the pay
ment OF all the bonds.
The Sale will commence on King street, in
front Of Pettijohn's Stables.
Immediately afterwards, will be sold on Cliff
ford street, the I'd Lot, and so on in the order
Of the Advertisement with the Sd 4th, and 5th
Lots in front OF the said lot.
CHARLES SHARP, Special Com'r.
de 7-eod4w JJMOORE e. CO., Auct'r
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DAILY SALES,
From 10 to l2 A. nj, and Z to 8 p. IN.
A LARGE STOCK
OF STAPLE AND FANCY
DRY GOODS

AT NO, IS, Z. MAIN STREET.
F1NilE Stock consists of varied assortment
l. of DESIRABLE GOODS bought for retail
sales. In order to accommodate the Ladies we
will have daily sa les from 10 TO IL O'Clock and
for the gentle men evening sales from to o.
clock. Merchants and dealers are also invited,
as the stock is to be sold out as soen as NAV be-
Sale Posltive-to commence on MONDAY
Nov.2 st FERGUSON & BELOTE,
Auctioneers
P.S Goods will he retailed low during in.
termediate hours. F&B.
no l9tf
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y UST RECEIVED AV
MCCANN'S CHEAP SHOE STOR

McCANN'S CHEAP SHOE STORE.
Rm so Cases Mems, Women's and Chill.
4" dren's Overshoes which will sell very
low at Wholesale or Retail. DON'T far.
get to give me call. "'
THOS. MCCAIN,
"A Main street,
oe --3m Opposite Johnson's Hall,
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WILD CHERRY PIPE STEM.

WILD CHERRY PIPE STEM.
A large assortment of the above article. our
"A own Importa ton, in store and for "a Ie
cheap at Wholesale and Retail by
l. HAMBURGER & CO, Main street.
de Sign of the big Indian in front
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FOR EDEN TON, N. G.

FL The Schr Emma, Capt. Halsey, viii
M5b take freight for Edenton ana sail on
80 - :. wednesday, the 9th inst; Apply to the
capt on board or to B T EOCKOVER,
ue b RotherV1S wharf
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F U II N L Il U r E.
HOGS, FODDER, CABBAGE AND TURNIP
PATCHES, sc.
WILL BE SOLD ON FRIDAY next the
w 9Th day of December, on the Will sesN
son Farm, close to Norfolk Princess Anne &9f
Road, lot of household and Kitchen-.
FURNITURE, HOGS, FODDER, CABBAGE
and TURNIP PATCHES, &c, &c. Sale to con i.
mence at II O'Clock.
c.. d. WEST,
de 5 JAS. g. POLLARD, Auctioneer
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For Rent 1860,

For Rent 1860.
lsSSfs The Dwelling over my store is for
|ii1 Rent for next year. Apply to
144 L. BERKELEY,
ae 80 Main street.
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OF OUR OWN IMPORTATION,
Tnnn Embroidered Collars,
lOOO loco Embroidered Collars,
1000 Embroidered Collars
1000 Embroidered Collars,
1000 Embroidered Collars,
1000 Embroidered Col lars,
At FOSTER & AIOOREbS
At FOSTER & MOORE'S
25 Main street,
% Main sire I,
At very Reduced Prices, no 90
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Freight for Providence, RI.

I<Nh FREIGHT for the above port may
- be had on application to
T B0CKOVER,
de6 Rothery's wharf.