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n,f,,-.,,i.s with regard to the Conviction
sf Jehnsen and Jnckalows .4ssssgesss
These mon arc the individuals charged with
m a rdering the captains Of the oyster boats T.
A. johnson AMI Spray. There seems to be no
doubt shout their guilt; but a. the bodies Of
their Victims have not been found, doubt has
arisen - to whether they can be convicted or
not the <orpns dsieti being In this Gaze not pro-
duced. The opinion Is very general, that man
cannot be convicte Of murder unless the body
be produced. This opinion, however, is GER
tainly erroneous. Men have been convicted.
and hung. too, for the murder OF persons who
were actually alive at the time of the sentence
and xecution.
lfsuch rule were established ii would en-
courage murder on the high seas more than
anything else that could be devised. When
ever Il crew got tired of their captain, they
would incontinently throw him overheard
No matter how strong the evidence against
them, they could not be found guilty unless
the body were produced, and it would be i'm
possible to do that. In all trials for murders
the body ought to be produced If possible; but,
when from the very nature Of the case, 1t is not
possible, evidence Of the murder must be
treated as all other evidence is. The dead
| body is the best evidence that murder mas
| been done, but ii is not the only evidence
| 1t would seem to be impossible to produce
| stronger proof of guilt than is to be found in
| the cases of both these men; yet we doubt hot
| the point to which we have alluded will be
raised. Indeed, it begins to be moo'ed al
ready in the New York papers. The New
York Times alludes to the decision Of the
| United States Court in Boston, that a convic-
ton for murder may take place without pro-
ducing the body. The counsel in that case in
| sisted that the body should be produced; but
| Judge STORY said that such a proposition
could not be admitted, unless Courts Of JUS
| tice should establish 4 positive rule to screen
| the guilty "In the case, said he, "of mar.
der on the high seas, the body is rarely, if ever
found and more complete encouragement
and protection for offences of this sort could
not be nyen ted than rule of this strictness
| 1t would amount to 4 universal conformation
of all murders on the high seas
In this country, the jury is the judge of the
| law rs well as the facts. 1t is Tor them to de.
eide whether the non production of the body
is a sufficient proof that no crime has beer
committed, and they decide according to the
circumstances of each particular case.
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Tssnss Z: =. pss ssFx, ; srsr,"Stsr E.
FAHGi ARfIcLKs. 40: agent ioI tie Amer.
below ths Americas Hotel. Rlchmond. Va desires
most fully r. oder hs Friends. tczether with
thoae Of Philip Price. and an induisent public
senersily. that has 20 generously sustained him i'll
endoAvorins to gain a share OF PATRONAGE. many
thanks, and at the same time To inform tbeD that.
in accordance with the advice ol many true friends.
actuated at ths time hy iaiinz health and in
ability from pTotracted indisp OStIon tn discharge
these duties duo purchasing public and that his
customers. friends and retailing purchasers gene
rally may avail themselves of the advantage Of
his icing 70. eed. thus early in lie. to chanse his
business-he has concluded to adopt this plan lnr
the disrnsisg q hi. STOCK III BOOKS, STATION
cry, FANCYsARTICiES, 10, all Of which has
been purch sssd by hun within the last u:Be
months HIS ttock consists IN part OF pubca
tons of the American Tract Society; Publications.
Of the Presbyterian Board LITERARY and Misccila-
ncous Publications; Religion Books; kographi.
cal, Practical and TheolOg ica! School Books and
Class Books; Letter and Gap Paper Blank Books;
Ladies Letter and Note Paper; Envelopes for La
dies or for Business Letters: Gold Pens and Pen
ellis; Visiting Cards; Work Boxes Porte Mon
naies Portfolios; Writing Des ;.POcket Books;
Ladies' Bags; Poke. Knves steel Pens, Pen
Holders. Ink Stands. &c.
lie will sci. his entire stock OF hooks, STA
TIONERY. &c, at such REDUCED rkICES az
cannot fail to give satisfaction, Tor a FEW DAYS
only. NH 293t
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spEC1A1.NpucU.

"a Card.-Messrs. N. J.. franklin 4 10.
Acknowledge, with ssetetude and antlxfAction, the
success which has attended their efforts. in the
past two months. 10 INTRODUCES their In Pn0vED
SPECTACLES and OPTICAL INIT RO Al ENIS ;
also the art &c the STEEFOSCOP1C representa-
ton IN this city. To their numerous discrlAl-
natns friends. snd to an aypfeclasiye pabisc -
And they take occasion IN add that. in the future,
as in the past short tne Their most sn
In regard TO improved Eyesght. and in orders for
all kinds Of Philosophical INSTRUMENTS;
They invite. confidently, the critical Inspection
Of the scientific and artistic world tn the speci-
mems Of their classes, their instruments and
SteTeOscopic Views. s
who are not inse BILE the ilatterng favor which
has been accorded them that pc sons and lnstltu
tons who uscd order their wants from the NORTH
are bestowing their patronage upon this establish
ment. he largest IN the Southern Strtos
The Office OF Messrs. FRANKLIN & co. IS al
Las Main street, City Savings Bank. NH 3O-1tH
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DEATH by FIRE.-The Athens (Tenn.) Post
Of the :3d, says daughter Of Ruius Green,
three miles South of Athens, was SO severely
burned by her clothes taking fire on Thursday
Of last week, that she died the following
night. She was aged about1: years.
Two more of the murderers OF DR.. keitt, at
Madison, Florida, have been sentenced to be
hung.
Capt. Dudley T. Michael, prominent as one
of Walkers officers in Nicaragua, died at Col
umbns, Miss, on the 10th inst.
The Republicans have ordered an edition of
five millions of Corwin's last speech for circu-
latiOn
Miss Kate Bateman has had but poor success
in her New York deOut.
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The Facts or. at wh0se door does The Lire p
Lie? Who proflted by slave laborl Who in
itiated the slave tradel What have the Phi.
lanthropists done! These questions answer
ed. BY GxO. FRANCIS TRAIN. New York
4. N. DE Wirr.-This is q small pamphlet
consisting Of articles written BY Mr.. TRAIx,
for the Liverpool Northern Daily Timss. aud
contain some highly valuable facts and his:
tor'cai references on the subject of chief in.
'erest At this day. For sale by JosEra WEI.
LER, Broad street.
letters from S.ciszs'iasd. BY SAMUEL IRE.
s.kus PRIME New York: SnxLDos s. 10
Ar rA'iE, 'hs author OF this pleasant book
OF travels, Is well known rs the Iren.r us. At
the New York Observer. His letters a.. ~
ways sprishsiy and entertaining, and give 4
great deal bstier idea Of national pecuIsrs.is.
habits and acensry, than do tho spistlss q
most of his contemporaries among the trn Sel.
Ing letteS writers-not excepting the exces.
siyely pntfsd y. TAYLOR, Of tbs New YerA
lsitsxs. For sale BY Tnos. J. SrAxxA S
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TnEATRICAL.-At the Norfolk, Va, theatre,
Tuesday night, in the play Of "Mazeppa," the
horse Vesuyius ran off the steps and fell dis
lance of ten feet to the stage with his rider,
Mr.. Harkins. Neither steed nor rider were
injured Miss Eliza Wren is becoming quite
a favolite with our Seaboard friends, and the
press speak in terms OF praise of her acting.
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a@ FRESH SPRING ARRIVAL OF

1 FRESH SPRING ARRIVAL OF
4sSS&% LADIES FINE TIPPED HEEL GAIT.
Frs: Morocco Heel BuSKINS; Fine KID, Reel
SHIPPERS; Morocco Heel BOOTS: Goat Button
BOOTS;M07oc and Kid SpFing heels fine french
Heel Lasting. and Congress Kid CATERS: to
gether with large and varied assortment of Chill
dren's SHOES. of all kinds; BOYS. Youths and
Mems BOOTS, SHOES and CATERS; TRUNKS.
CARPET Bass and VAIICES.
Having number of Fiji risnt workmen constantly
employed. and using only the best materials, we
are prepared To execute all orders for Ladies,
Gal rERS, III 235 Broad street, one square above
Breeden Il Fox. j. HATLEY NORTON.
(Late of Duval & Norton;
GEORGE FISHER.
mir 5a-3. Richmond.
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=. VALUABLE LOUISA LAMB ~.

80 VALtAbLE LIT iSA - -. RAJ s,ss.e,
4 oSALE.-Wishing to dispose oil ~ 80 N,
~A0 Ia order Ia DIVIDE tae pioess"' ,,s FAKt,
children, | oiisS for sale, privately NY
This ,aos, dsarable sr.c, of Land hes 70 The ~.
of the valuable tossseco Lands ~ Lea, n,s rye,
sides OF the south branch of me Noisn t;slgs
adjoining the lands of H. r.. fVinueA.s,h eia
from Louisa Court. Hoase aad Tcle.svIi'g. %
Virginia Central Railroad, aad eSnaii1 o""''
Tms Farm contain. ono acres. Of whsa = ~ :.
wood lard. moro than three -ioar,hs 81 Il o.
heavily t.mhe. rcd with oak. psae and a.sA" "a -
iginal xrowsh. The arabic land y is,n a,sd 70 -
ban state Of i,aarossns as ,',tsssS. There
sso sSSisa 81 sA ns1wsE Eli ss .'
rood bAru tobacco houses, sud All nsS -. ssss.
ba!dinss The ioea,,y 70 hsa ~, sss eas .l;s
iex 10 paschasc will visit the FsIm as al Isl.
the u,se.yes. deem II anneosssafs " y,.sdsI inis
Their The fa! !. ssSa'ss sn. yer, de.,ss..
seiiiag, tsrms viii ~ uas2is TO asce'nn''"'
e1a.e q. Mr.. Gsoox. viii tale pssiss s. 70
.aos.s: The premises = 99r iiay es' a GSI LSP4
EoS farther inieru.s,,.s, .pely e " Halsls,.
sdpys ss s.,.s 5,.as. s .sd
! MaEis ~ az + sssSorsssi to coll.
~ ~, ~. Cfn ~ ik.as H IiNEt,r.
1900 1a'if tI:Astgs. g., ~
4, AlI = oar store ard as1f.ll ssy Is $Uiiox;.
~ 81 Corner 6sh and CAR ~, .sa
rs0n alak-SSrs Yk1 INST ER s. sxo wsies ak
Il =: = SSEssSs1 Ss.''
-. .. ca; w 81 :: 49, .'iaili6s es
EA5s1 sNExr siaxa7TSiE;t E igiSS
- eoteW
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DUTLEE,S IMPROVED EDITION OF
10 GOODRICH'S school. READERS are now

, Ed VI
D GOODRICH'S SCHOOL. READERS are now
published bv a. NORRIS ~ Main st.
The adoption of this most excellent series by the
teachers of our city and State Will accomplish the
following desirable results:
LIST II will serve to equahze the use of books
thrOUg bout the primary schools. and thereby save
the great expense and VeXation attending the null
tp6ity'Hf books as now practlced.
I'd 1t will aid in establishing a home publishing
hOnse. instead Of compelling Us to send North for
every th;ng, even tn an u e book, have
been compelled to do heretniare.
81 twill encourage our teache RS to write South
igposed to patroriZe their efforts, and it will
dnce Southern publishers To invest their money in
the publication Of such books.
send IN your orders for the above Readers. TRY
them. Examine them thoroughly for they will
bear examination, and will commend the mselves
as the hest series OF School Readers extant.
NH 3O-3t A. MORRIS. ~ Main s..
ID X MOV AL. We beg leave to inform our
IL friends and the public generally. that we have
removed tn our large and spacious Factory. No. u
Main street between the st. Charles Hotel and the
Old Market, where we have LARGELY increased IA
ciiities for manufacturing all articles IN oar ne
and can assure our numerous customers that they
will lie supplied. at the shortest notice. with all
kinds of MINERAL WATERS. PORTER, ALE,
CIDER and LAGER BEER We also cfar to the
trade superior article of DRAUGHT AL +. which
we can recommend to our patrons. Delivered in
RETURNING Oursncer0 thanks tor the liberal pa
tronage bestowed on us for the last two ears, we
hope to receive a continuance of the same in our
new Factory. MASON Il BURNS.
Bottlers Of Porter, Ale, Cider and Lager Beer.
NH 30-lm
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mA Special Noticp...y ask attention TO ~
sale This MORNING, OF Dry Goods ard Cloth
ing; ais o. OF two sets Cottage Furniture, Counter
Show Cases, &c. X. CAU IHOKN.
NH ~. II Auct
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70 Removal. :. The office Of the City
Water Works and Surveyor Of the City has been
removed from the old Gas Works, tCary. below
18th street. to- the Southwest corner Of Cary and
18th streets, Warwick's Lumber House.)
NH 30-2w
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BODIES RECcvERED.-Amongt the bodies re-
covered from the wreck Of the burnt steamer
Judge Porter i'll the bay near New Orleans,
were those of Il. T.. Jones, of Newark, N. j.,
who, from papers found on his person, seems
Lynchburg, Va; John Grey, al old English
gentlemen, and DIR. Hudson, i young man OF
twenty-five.
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n. Remember: Rocks Good Sauna ritsn.
c,FoR rnk CuRH or
NEURALGIA.
SPRAINR. SC, de-,
IL Tor sale By Druggists geaerallv ia the city Be
sure and ask for ROCKS SAMARITAN, when
{ou nny; or you NAY. xet something elss. and not
uh X-Stif
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THE ALLEGED SLAYER AT NoRFoLK.-The
bark d" Virginian,' brought into Norfolk, Va
by the officers of the Y. S. sloop of-war Ports
mouth, as SLAYER from the coast of Africa, is
supposed to be the bark Brewer, which was
ashore at Cape Henry some months since, and
was purchased and gotten off by parties i'll
New York. The name Virginiam is merely
painted on a board which is nailed over the
name Brewer
Although the bark had not received any
slaves on board. there were fiyeor six hundred
OF them waiting on the beach, and preparations
making for their embarcation. On the way
home the crew OF the bark are said to have at
tempted mutiny, in which they were Joined
by one of the men from the Portsmouth, They
were soon overpowered, however, and put in
irons. The bark was commanded by Captain
Matthias Lynn, who, with the supercargo and
six men, composed her roll IL eq uipage, and are
now prisoners on board. In bringing her up
she was run aground near Old Point Comfort.
The steamer Anacostia went down to get her
Off
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M1EcnPSteE auO MH0uldcturluSs
There is 10 be an addition to our population
the present year Of a large number of persons,
eve cannot with accuracy say how many
aud would not like to conjecture the number
lest our friends would consider us extrava-
CANT, who are to be employed in the State
Armory and the new manufacturing enter
prises of this city. The question is, what are
these new citizens to do for homes 4! They
could, indeed, many of them, be crowded
probably for time into the dwellings we have
now for theiraccommodation; butt is certain
that there is nothing like the room that is ne.
cessary for the comfort OF SO large Il popula-
ton us we have every reason to expect will
he added the present year to that we now have.
what is to be done
We think it would be prudent for those hav-
ing lots convenient to the manufacturing sites
to build comfortable and cheap dwellings at
oLce. They will be wanted and will pay
good rent. But the best mode OF solving the
difficulty that may arise will be to establish
FREE BRIDGE to Manchester and erect 4 large
number OF cottages on the vacant lots there
The ground there is cheap, and houses may be
rented there cheaper, aud would pay better
than on this side the river. The mechanic
who is employed this side the river would
have a level and agreeable walk to his home
on that side which he could reach tucker than
he probably could any dwelling which he
could afford to rent on this side, as such an
one must of necessity be tar from the centre of
business Ground in Manchester is plenty,
and provision could easily be made there 10
accommodate any number of persons who
might be employed in manufactures near the
river.
In addition to the wide field that would be
opene6l tc the increasing population of this
locality by this measure, the bridge itself
would become a magnificent promenade Tor
those who are employed at laborious occupa.
,;ans in the-heart of the city, and who have
,,ot the means and the time TO seek pleasure
and recreation in more distant resorts. That
promenade would be enlivened and refreshed
the brisk river breeze that would be almost
steadily sweeping by. The bridge could be
lighted with gas and become an agreeable
evening promenade. Two or three small eoi-
:ices for confectioneries and places of refres h.
mant, could be built on some of the piers, and
their rent alone would probably keep the
bridge in repair. These improvements would
cause greatly increased animation and indus
Try about the centre OF Richmond, near the
river and would put new life into Manches-
ier-increa the value OF its property and
giving it a population and prosperity that Its
most enthusiastic citizen never dreamed Of
Then, why cannot this be done Let ns all say
itmust be done! We appeal to all interested.
and especially 10 the people Of Manchester, TO
WAKE UP!
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w. =. w TAYLOR

W. 7. " IAl LOR,
Thankful For the patroEace 10 literally IA.
slowed. would again call the attention of 4,
customers and the public generally 10 his Is.
sentiment of BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS,
&c. which is net to te surpassed Nv any o,he,s-
tablishInent in tho city, selected with care ior
retail trade of Virginia, and embracing ever wye
now III vogue.
Tie following is n part. viz: Lad e. Coastsa
Caters, with heels and without; Ladies Hes
Slippers. KID and NJ orocco; Ladies ileri Morocco
Boots, thin add thick soles: LADIES' Leather
Bootees, heeled and without heels Misses M.
rocco and Goat BoOtees, heeled aud PLAIN; Nlsses
Heel Slippers all kinds of ChllcfeRs CATERS 40
Morocco apa Leather Buotees; Geute.Len. .na
Boys Bonts. Congress Caters, Oxford Ties, st !
Servants Shoes of every style and pree. All
kinds of work made To- order at ire shortest notice
call is requested from all in want 81 really
good articles a. 2iy Broad ST.. Riohmond. vs.
W. p. w TAYLOR
N. B-A complete assortment Of Ladies and
Gentlenen's Trunks constantly on hand.
nh 70 6t w. y WI. Il
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JEFFEKSON WARD WING
81 MrETING.-A meeting of the Whig
voters OF Jefferson Ward: will he held IN the Hall
O'Clock, for the purpose of nominating Il ticket
for Councmen and Aldermen.
Come one come all :. NH so-2t'
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The NOrTowAY MURDER.-Another boy
named William, owned by the late nj r. Hiram
w. Fowlkes, has been arrested by the Motto
way authorities, recent developments having
implicated the boy as participant In the
bloody deed. This makes tour now under ar
rest tor the offence The axe with which the
foul act was committed has been found.
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HA Notice. 1.-The books for subscriptions
to the capital stock Of the "OLD DOMINION
INSURANCE COMPANY" Of Richmond. will he
opened at the Insurance Office of WORKMAN
Wyatt. No 100 Main street. on the LIST day OF May
next. under the direction of
NH 3U-lul THE COM M iSSiON EhS.
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PATENTS wsre granted last wssk - \. IIeag
and WIN. II, Tappsys Of PstsssbuFx Va, -
inptpyem1nt n tobscco scraws.
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PoLITICAL.--The Petersburg {2d) District
Convention met on Wednesday and appointed
Lewis f. Harvie, of Amelia, and Hr. VIM. f.
Thompson, of Dnwiddie, delegates to Charles
tom The first of these gentlemen is IN
favor of Mr.. Hunter, and the second in favor
of Mr. Wise. Col. Mallory, ofBrunswick, and
Ed. Rutiin, Jr., of Prince George, were chosen
alternates.
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Phoenix Hall 1t Petsrsbur Va, has beea
so14 ~ Wm. q. Dyvhett, tos oA4uA @
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h. ST. NiCholas saloon,
MAIN ST., MAR EXCHANGE BAyr.
The St Nicholas Saloon, second to no other O.
tailIshMent IN the State, il constantly supplied
with the choicest
FRENCH AND AMERICAN CANDIES.
FRUITS. NUTS. etc.,
which will be cold by WHOLESALE or RETAIL
the most satisfactory terms.
COUNTRY MEkCHANTSsre invited to exam
ing constantly added to, before purchasing else
where.
Parties and families supplied with CAKES,
CREAMS and JEIALIES. OF every descri pfien.
ANDREW ANTONI,
Manufacturer Of Double Re6pad Candies, and
NH 5-lmf Wholesale Dealerin Fore,sn Fruits.
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n Spn,~e CHrcxrNs.-"The Office" on 18th
street.. nov uldss Ia aoatsols Of thst sxssI:nt
mana Ef, M. Dxvin n. JOINS. yesterday sent the
DisrnfrA a nieo littie epcurean surprise, in the
way OF SraIKa CutkKas, delightfully."- served up
and accompanied bv n specimen Of this "spritucus
concoctinns." whicl, the polite Gentleman who of
6ciatcs at the bar the 70 knows % well how to nix
pp., An old saw says somethns about the HIoveI-
aver in the face Of proveFb.al philosophy that the
early birds sent us yesterday got considerably the
worst OF it.
n PHoroa PMS and Ambt types surpassed by
s,za. colored in Oil, Aquarel and India Ink. are
those executed at RkEs' Mammoth Gallery, II
Man street. Copies taken from Old Dagucrreo,
size. ard warranted perfect. Prices range from
Is cents to $50. mn If-u
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-. Southern Sewing Machines.
LESTER MANUFACTURING COMPANY,
PICHMOND VA

The subscribers have formed y joint stock com
panI for the purpose of manufacturing
LISTERS CELEBRATED
THO THREAD, LOCK-STITCH, SHUTTL Il
SEWING MACHINES,
which, frem simplicity of construction and adap-
tatlon to all branches OF needle work. stands nm
rlvalied, and We offer them 10 the pubic with full
confidence believing that fair trial OF the ma
chine will satisfy all of our ability to furnish this
valuable article in domestic economy, from OUR
Cuual TO the best furnished by Northern manafac-
torres =
These machines are manu- featured and sold under
legal rights from Elias Howe, JT.. Wheeler &
Wilson's Manufacturing Company. Grover X Ba-
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: So
- 4 GRAND BAL.
E2 CORlNTijIiN ~
- ON TUESDAY EvESt NHALL.
sMiTh's AaMORY BAND ia ArRiLh
hf 4 ~ FniHHS ~ 9 y aud LAIN. *
Squire Sadler, W. a
Mr.. Lloyd, , -; M,ts.slL
Chas. Hunt, Il WMGs
Dcs Jackson, 3 .afknT.
j. King. i.s~ mwmmas.
Bill Bartholomew. '"s DysBes.
y. IL. lacy Floor Noa.
nh ~ 81 +. H. COAN''rn,.
n GRAND bali.
H WESTIJAM uor
~. sEaatsd on Plank. Roas. !. Sc,
r. me proprietor Respectfully ann" sosaae,.'
B ;isnn' ana the vaei,s that he viii rive
FRfDiY. MARCH aT;f
a hoe Cotfilon Band has been enss.
occasion. '"ssss4 70, i.
DM ISIS IN .-Gentlemau And f.
0eBtieman alone, 81. SLIPPER ,nn 'a.y, Sls
,nh 1T q. 3. PIEASANTS; 'I '.sd.
NY M n A ST N, - --Ss.ler
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~ VI ~ n = Z VI
~ ON MARSHALL. STREET
BETWEEN 5rH ASDs.
OPEN hchaiosD' :,
tuesday, Thursday and SATURDAY.
at l-2 o'cIock A'eniAs,

at 2 l. = O'Clock. 'esiag.
INDEPENDENT TURNER ASscct,r,
kespec'iuiy cali the at;e ton OF the SnIlgS
PLACE OF EXERCISE, and n" WI urnlsaei
strength TO b. attained by prsetielas nsaIA AZ.
The exercises will re coutlurtaJ a. ~ 'Hs ssas
kEMPE and scHoTT. assisted By I" son Near
TKRMs-Per session of SIX mor;As .,
month. 50. Wror,abty in advance 90 shsi
All des,Tods TO ION are invited 10 cali
ness the exercises. nah sHd y /,
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IA Blank Books Cap. Letter and Wrap.
ping Paper; ink, IRkstands and Ink Powder; IN
yelopes. Waters and Wax States and Pencils
all the various School Books in use arg { sale on
the hest terms at RANDOLPH'S Bookstore and
Bindery. NH W-3t