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.EzuaEak1r.aR:N MENT-TO PORTsMoiITt
pTCr -. SOKFoLK.-Thes Steamer 8
MN Nn !! Cspt. Jxo. X. FRKEMAx. will, ON AZ
R = etts regularly every MONDAY W.
pAI aud FRIDAY MORNIEGs. Tor n,
p,afses. az o'clock precisely. leaving non
Sam, same sS, nnr morning, texcept sundsyl
hapndlnss on the River, goins and retnrni,
extra, so cts. each VI A'"'Aoih, SS.oci
lsnas5 an 's AZ "a as usual but all goods re n
uown 70 the Boat, and will not be rss,,an.s
a. 9snage or loss after deliveriar n n
wharf TO which Ii is directed.
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EACHAN1E HOIEL AM HALEANO
II II o q Z.

- II U II
RICHMOND, JANUARY llrH, 1881.
The proprietors of this we'll know and popular
establishment beg leave to return their heartfeit
thanks to their friends and the public Generality
Tor the liberal patronage they have at ali timer
oeen favorsd with; and 1t affords them pleasure 10
announce that the recent changes, removals. And
thorough renovating of thu entire establishment.
makes II one OF the most pleasa mt and comfortable
Hotels flor permanent boarders as we'll AZ tran
silent company that can be enjoyed anywhere in
TIE country. It Is due to the Iiberality OF the
thing has been done which could add to its vsins
guests. VI NJ
Among the important changes and Improvement.
IN the BALLARD HOUSE, they have added n veil.
arranged and convenient RESTAURANT which
- now open for the patronage of the public in
arranging this part OF their business handson,s
room has been provided for the ladies' of The Hoe
osi, WIN private entrance from the psrlor door
An view OF the large expenditures and renavaa
energy, and strict attention ON their mari thev
ionp% 10 merit continuance of that patronage 80
ia l5-ts JOHN P g. HOS RAIIkpn
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1MMaoAx6. eIiIPpT7
1 ~ NxEffM1f6 =
- snn = schr WIN. kEvEEE-
saxsd and ssis,x n ~ leg 2 portion .oi X:
rs an ltssn.1ss,.der. apply % nA's
i III FOR WITMTNs5TSsT -.
- snper!or fasl-sailiss 49,
Ssiausss ., sdgsgsd will saIi Win aI',
' sp ises q freight. spgly q ''
| - -. ------o,s.---aW.D d.. COLQuIr
| n .EVK PHILADE1-pT5S
s2141 rior isst. sailing schr. ANN b..
F Fsr ess .,ss engaged vim ,aif With aass
- is.ss . ''s'sh'' " sefSly ), ctsonou,r|
sx ..H EHK a5iHsEMEN.Ths 4 IA
master, nov loading Al al.
s noose port. For small freight. aeur
psssaxe, she having superior accn.
aaa geing fast ship, spplyto "n
~ n--lw. --.-.. D. Won end
3HeR STEAM WEeNTv No.
NEW YORK AND LIVEppn1
ouErysrd,ng and embarkinx pss.s
Yorf .ad ps,s, ireland: The Livsru
Iron Steamships A. ioiIovs. powered Ci
Hrrh;E9AkOo. SATURDAY. Apr,r,a
q npIi.SSBURGH. SATURDAY. Ipri, "a
"n.asoOW SATURDAY, April
North Ri ssry saturday, at noon. from
f"st Capin... SIS / Stsersga
%. to London 50 Do h. j.: ..:,
steerage Return Tickets, good IL, ~ IONIC
Passengers forwarded 10 pa,iss az hon
ii uessaa t 9bIsmen' Rotterdam, Antwerp. xe
). reTsons hing to bring o,,,hs.
an my tickets here at the 1oliaswlinaer r
, ,.h; ierk From Liverpool to oaasn.,ss
,sein US, 3ss and sos. StssYsSs f,ns
~. From Queenstown sae ~ ron Il.
~ Use s.eamers have superior acno,pn,,
n n p"essDgsrs: and carry experienced IN
hey are built IN wster-tigf,t iron ssrs,a
ave rstent Fire Anu!hilstors on b.s srS'''
~ sof s ,nrther information, apply az "a
JOHN O. DALE, Agsp
sns,. 10 broadway, New YORK
1P O--'s w. BELL. Agent, Rich,
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SAVINGS BANKS
-
OLD DOMINION SAVINGS HANK
" Il g MA SAVINGS R1I
" Chartered hu be Is.;siae,.~. = =. "a ~ ~.

c.pIr,, Ca0Fle7ed by The LSyisiature Of Va
MY MvN ~ received on deposit in sums of FfVf
rate Of ne ana upwards, on which interest at the
rem.;nir a PER eeutum Per annum is paid for sums
r Imssintng SIX months or longer for Sd ortsr ne
fi %h, interest at the rate of per eentum. P'
ne "noie Joint stock bound for the deposits
rDsPoslts reeeived and certificates issued by the
Cashier, T. B. STARKE, at the store of Snencs sns
0arey, corner of Main and Governor streetl P;oh
niono' va. SAM'LS. COTTRELL Prss;,
go, ~ 7. b STARKE, Cashier
&c I'm DAVID BAKER JK Sscre,arv
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RLACk SKIRT BRAID
nnoob All COAT and VEST BUTTONS
SEWING SILKS; "'' ''1e'

SsooIIBE II COAT ,a and VEST BUTTONS
SsSSW%SSs1s s =. coRsErs, all sizes:
LINEN CAMBRIA R4NDkEPcurpps.,
WOVEN SKIRTS, Is to So h omUHlkFs:.
fo roii lines Of the above Goods lust received
e. 40 Ne GiSS1YyER, ALVEY q AREsrs
SPlkiNG GOODS AT GREAT SaCRI-
a q, tiCEi TO CLOSE BUSINESS SCHARR1asE Hi-
AL, a. e.n ana Main streets, north side viii
rihoea large assortment Lawns ca,ssb bsa. sasri
ing bapsans Also 1s FAMILIES a1gs may rely upon s
rnd English Bereges, at great loss Ho nsrsges
rent T. ~ cH5s: 4. GwAT nSfse Tor
X :, 9Th and Main streets.
I)Har w I'D S.-JoHNsON 4 HARWO0D
SPRING AND SUMNER Gopp issa to aa wss stock Of
are detsrminsd ~ o. az who are in want They
trade and prompt Customers W ' ne, c ~
panic PRICES, IN EARNEST,
Bv Jospp4 sr a WHOLESALE and RETAIL.
just b" oushi u srRAusE, No q Main street.
large stock of rich Lawns at s. Hn a ans Collar
sane Jssonsts and organles. lie is A Ne Daba
Esad:o Bsse Bsss q, fss 's'
Black ni1 e eas ao EmapssiasT
cents and upwards fast .coored Calico. Il 81 anS e
ssnss cheap at To- Ladies' silk Thread tso saa
Xix as Il M and a g e - cents short and
honey; Hoseries, Linen Handkerchief Ir;ss
.laen. and basoms: Brown and Black eifrt,nu
,na sheetiag Pillow Case Muslin and Toweiings
- sene IN Worked Collars from ia
,,ty cassimsres and Linen Goods fsr Man a sns
o e.yn. wear Black and Colorsd Silks, and great
~. Mofe foods, too numerous to mention viii
y prices that astonish every body that
AZ NO. ~ Main street. Look ont for tie rirht
!. Jap u JOSEPH STRAUSf.
s(O M md3DRE HAN d SOME SPRING
ninsnsnro * opening this morning, ct only
as y sA's shs yiIN9 :,. = ~ RzEKlRLs.
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EACIIANCE HOTEL.
lHARkIsoNBURa, VA.
pR,awILLIAM WILLIAMS, Psorsrsros.
.UTHE0

This House, pleasantly s,tuated 4. In avery I.
sspee, fikST-CLASS HOTEL, and n now ready
~ .ne reception Of al who may visit the Valley
& especially desirable stopping place for ose
Vicinity The House and Furniture are both en-
tirey new, and the Rooms large and comfortable
and handsomely furnished.
board, Including room, &c.,) per day. .....s1 rs
=. " ;" per week ...... %
per mouth. -. rs 90
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~ Old Dominion Insurance Corn a

~ Old Dominion Insurance Company.
Onee, No. q Mais IT,, aadey ST. Charles Yosl.
sT1TuE1izrvinA - 5000 600
FIRE AND MARINE 2IS.gs TAKEN ON p1pop-
dSIE TERMS.
nm "a is,on to the ordinary mode Of Insurance
t p company Issues PERPETUAL POLICIES ~
ouIiainss, on the payne emit of EIGHT ANNUAL PaE
aIuAs Property Is thenceforth permansntiv in
FIT by TINS plan saving is effected and the
TIE and INC uVenlence OF renewals are avoided
= ne PoIcy can be cancelled at any time bv The
cent. Ae Ae'uineo' 1855 ten per
Losses promptly adjusted and paid
gtiiioa'ions ior insurance will receive promnt
'STLuVn. DIRECTORS:
John EoI.nam' John Il. Greanor,
SIM, IMa1Spr r;, Geo. s. Palmer,
III Tadd fiee' WIN. 8. TrpIetf,
Jobn S,a, g. G. Tardy,
y uth S'g"art walker, VIM. Curris
Peter q. Warwick, John Win,
Jas: s. Kent MI n WiIuamss
Horace P-Edmond. Thos yfo~ney'
Jas N. Talbot, EdWin ST..
TRIM B. Davenport Ro pa;'ns
Geo. W. Yancey, Ro p W,iI;,
Wm pran.ei' VIM. p. Raglaud. !
Ro u ~, Henry G. CabelI
"S' IL Geo. W. Royster
CH.s 4 w oS VIEWPOINT, JR., Pres,t.
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9r~ NdFkOvEYSyK

lRANKLlN CO., oPTICIASs
pppSS 70 ne pnhlia their improvsd CEYsr =.
restoring the ippaired vision to IL prime v,sas
TTrIa M fssrvsIy nae asSo}snasat Of NCROSCOY I'M
And the ansst coli lection Of STTRf0Se0eHSSee ~
MICROSCOPIC PICTURES - 80
- CRYSTAL GLASSES set n old frxn>s
jssi-diy Rs.snx
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a. vs susi received large lot Of English Berese
t a. very low prices for the times shaIf "a o,
mem a. me low figure Of 10 cents per ward so
ali III lad ID an snGss Embroidered ditto, one shlIng
well ~ eir want OF cheap Dress Goods. will So
bbonndenl that | can offer great inducements ''I
h lave great many Goods in store that can oao
tnalsdins In, euch Handkerchief TnIi nei
rish Linen Shirt Fronts, and varions OH '
AN an ana look Tor yourselves at my stock.
~ ALFRED MONS 50 Ait.
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WOOD, COAL. 20

Afl COKDS Day OAK Won =
~ wharf. for sale by SOIyn the
NH It's a. o Liz,
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pAI N L K r - AND ARTISTS, SUPPLY
STORE OF
nv L b OCK
mo. 23a Main St, under SpotsWood uo,o,,
ane STOCK comprises all the articles IN use am.nu
mouse and sign painters, carriage and furnitnIss
men generally. IN" uf@ushts-
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NJ The BELvlDERE MANUFACTURING COMA.
IN rELOPE, MANILA, WRApPfNGi p'l Nnv o.
ana araa bo1k Papers They have recently nass
nra5s aaditlons to their machinery, and are now
Win increased facility, and at moderate nrices he
me quality OF their paper will compars With
any Ia the country, and they desire to ipyits 80
pecal attention to this fact. All sizes f,,rnis,sd
tom shortest notice and orders from every sec
NJ Cash paid for RAGS
n w 1n GEO. WHITFIELD, Pres,t.
-----D-- ,, ooo y. nah lily
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panic PRICES, II Earnest. @A .

CM ,MgRE HAN D SOME EPR / -,
4 An scsn uusLiNs, opsning this mornina. a oniv
NH & sAs ysT9 = MGKfREs.
Aaaa ~, 1allert's old ptsnd Z
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GARRISON, ANDERSON Il CO.,
No lV6 Main ST.. Richmond. IA
importers OF Heavy and Fancy Hardware Cutlery
TIns anu Anchor Bolting Cloth, are n receipt nsr
T1ve9r OF their Spring Importations to which they
cash or he ea attention Of sseh merchants buy for
NIL find it to their advantage TO bnv Of ih sueh
Scales. GIL o"uA ceieorated
N B,mParticulsr attention given to orders
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Ia LAD JETEk, III z - I ( = = 4
~ COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
oT.. =. $50 kTrHA0Np, VA.
s we, their services for the sale Of TOBACCO,
ccnst.nI. LOkN. &C., and respectfully solicit
Lney are prepared to make liberal advance
melts on produce In hspd n C. READ
NIB Palm WIN 1ETHR'a
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r dROOKRS. CONHiSSIoN MEscuAr~s
nE.rzc~ AND
su,,.. DEdLERS IN IRON AND STEEy
co S9neu eonn.ignmsnts Of T BACCO. WHEAT
WniS In ~ &C., to the sale Of which EnWIw
il ~ IA. vii give his personal attention.
RIGS Sm9d e on censignments
a AUcTIoN!ER 1ab COMMISSIONS
w,,, MERCHANT
nIrr ss AssenG rSxuiariy 10 the aalss Of Hopsps
aurH fIpS, WA9OMs, so. ct the Horss Id .sSs,
49, IA looming 1t 10 o'clock. 80 s'sy
hsfora ~ Ior sale Will please he enteraA
EgLE kfATHgR-i.5Ss sides, 81 Al s,.a..
= Jog ssls ~ IspU E&0.B. DIyEHpSSlRsTTss'
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O. TOBACCO FACTORY FOX RENT
LII me large TOBACCO FACTORY on Car
street, between llth and 18th with the vsrsry
de PITS RrNm p.rv,
IA SHERWOOD STILL FOR RENT
tCfN Ihls beautiful MARK EFT FARM on MI,
- from the city Of Richmond, is still for rant
me person who rented it having failed TO comnir
20 * 4s CONTRACT. K. b. HAXALL
~ ~.-.e JAMES LYONS'
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| " " "A
~, SSION MERCHAN
mn tel Dock ST., RICHMOND, w.
NJ ARbLE WORKS
JOHN ". DA
MARBLE M1Sd
hEcHANICS' INSTITUTE, kr
moNuupvnES irMM ND.
HEAD PIECES,
MANTELS, FONTS hc
FIRST Premiums awarded by the VIZ.
Aarcnltural Society and Mechanics institnts
Fl ARD TINES AND COLD WE1THEI
COMk TOGETHER.-Thens save money bn
s saslhg iusl save both, and increase vonr eopy
s o at the same time by procuring Eeassr.
nahges and stoves Of the latest and most annrovaj
construction. The "Victor Gas Burner wsr,oa
Two rooms with one scuttie of Goa l. and nsyas
aoses nre; The Portable Crate is both cbasrsOi
And sensible. Stoves sold by ne In vssrs nsst
shspa1irsa, or taken In exchange for new Second
ALoo.,Piumbing, Gas-Fitting and Tin worl
suns With dispatch, ut the "Governor Stree, 500
stTrs. GEORGE STARRETT Belvin's Row
---- ia9
SCALE WORKN-.-W
rnp. na S on hand from the above factory PIaT
Also cniMTSs weighing from 400 to COCO lbs.
sasu,s ~ lhR SCALES every variety, and az
asSr LOT the manufacturers are prepared to taks
Sn ,or railroad track, depot and warebonss
&c, which for neatness durability and g.
'uracy cannot be surpassed @ ~A0 ~
A ~
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REvoLUTIoNARY LANDMARKs.-The Mon
roe Tavern in Lexington, noted as the house
where the British dressed their wounded on
their retreat from Concord April 10, 1875, has
recently been put in complete repair, and will
stand another century should it escape de-
struction by fire The old Clark House in
Hancock street, Lexington, has also recently
undergone repairs, and for many generations
will be pointed out as the place where Adams
and Hancock passed the night before the bat
tie of Lexington. The street is named in hon
or Of Hancock's grandfather, VINO was the min.
lister at Lexington for more than half a centu.
ry,-Boston Transcript
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and uncourteously, with dark words and enig
matcal predictions, and on the feast of the
Passover fed more than six hundred individ-
uals from two small pots OF rice, which never
diminished in quantity. Water was given to
drink pentitully to all from little jar, and
this in place on the volcano where no natu.
raj water is to be met with for leagues. The
gilt offerings of the faithful he refused to
receive, directing them TO be cast into Il huge
iron~bound chest planted at the foot of
crucitiX. The fame of the hermit increased
apace, despite the obscurity of his replies and
the brusqueness of his manners; but by-and
by it leaked out that his solitude was solaced
and his devotions shared by the presence
OF a maiden OF raviShing loveliness. The
majority stoutly averred that the maiden was
an angel, and direct from Heaven, to console
the sOrrows Of the holy man-though one sly
little witch assured me that the nina was
real live nina, and no angel at all, which coin
cided wonderfully with my own view of the
subject. The opposite party Indignantly re.
pudated this version, but even among those
who held similar opinion, this little weakness
did not seem to detract in the least from his
santship'S sanctity. Meanwhile, the rumor
spread that the piouS hermit was no mortal,
but St. Anthony in person Crowds daily
climbed the rugged sides OF 0rizaba, to do
homage to the saint, all came away convinced,
and the tiHore was rapidly on the increase,
when the astute but impious project OF San
Andres suddenly 'smeIled mice. Accord
ing 10 him, the pretended San Antonio was
neither more nor less than an Italian monk,
busily engaged in organizing crusade against
the government. He dispatched body of
troops, who bundled the hermit into a cart
and trunded him off to Mexico, to the un.
speakabe horror and disgust of the fai htuI.
1
ry manner beseeching the people to be untr-
Ing in their supplications TO Our Lady of Dol.
ores-and to await the result. What became
of the angel | could not learn whether she
assembled TO heaven to give account OF her
mission, accompanied the hermit, invisible to
all eyes save his oHn, to cheer his tedious
journey, or, as is most probable as Spohid OPT
ma, fell into the hands of the commanding Off
Ger of the detachment.
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FT0m INC san FIanclscO Bu1TetIn.
Three or four weeks ago, a shepherd pas
turing his fiocks in wild and desert region
on the banks of Orizaba, happened by chance
TO enter one OF the numerous caverns which
dot the mountain side, and was struck dumb
by the apparlllon OF venerable hermit, with
long flowing locks and a fiery beard which
descended to his girdle, evidently engaged in
prayer. Recovering from the stunning effects
OF the first surprise, he ventured to approach,
and the hermit, after beslowing his benediction
and goblet OF excellent Jerez, sent him forth
to proclaim his existence to the world below
The news spread like wildfre, and thousands.
undeterred by the tolls of the journey and the
ruggedness of the road, came from afar with
days OF travel TO see the wonder and receive
his blessing, The hermit received all rudely
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SARGENT1S MAGIC SOAP.

lst This preparation free from all eleterious quail
ties and perfectly harmless Its use will not inure the
skin or tine most delicate abrics I'd Ii onethrl
ofthe rubbing REQUIRED the of other soap washing
be done in at out half the time as ne clothes do not
washed with the of cotton or linen without fulling
or shrink ny crease spots of any kind warranted to
be perfectly removed. 4th. 1t will instantly remove
grease and dirt paint yarnss, or grain work with
out injury, by applyn the soan WIN sponge Try 1t
Try i'll COMBS WALTON.
% summer st. and - Orange St, Worcester
Price 81 50 nr 100 ibs % lbs or less, cts. per
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MOrtester Dailp Syn.
MISSING.


BY MRS. f. c, MOORE.
Not among the suffering wounded;
Not among the peaceful dead
Not among the prisoners. MISSING
That was all the message said.
Yet his mother reads it over,
Until, through her painful tears.
Fades the dear name she has called him
FOR these twoand-twenty years.
Round her all is peace and plenty;
Bright and clean the yellow floor;
w nile the morning glOres cluster
All around the kitchen door.
Soberly, the sleek old house-cat
Dr0wses in his patch of sun;
Neatly shines the oaken dresser;
All the mornings work is done.
Through the window comes that fragrance
OF sunny harvest morn,
Fragment songs from distant reapers,
And the rustling of the corn;
And the rich breath of the garden
Where the golden melons lie;
Where the blushing plums are turning
All their red cheeks to the sky.
Sitting there within the sunshine
Leaning in her easy chair;
With soft lines upon her forehead,
And the silver III her hair
Blind to sunshine-dead to fragrance
On that royal harvest morn;
Thinking, while her heart is weeping,
OF her ed-browed first born.
How he left her in the springtme
With his young heart full " flame,
With his clear and ringing footstep,
With his 1.-the and supple frame.
How with tears his eyes were trimming,
As he kissed last Good bye,'
Yet she heard him whistIing gayly
As lie went across the rye.
MISSING. Why should he be missing
lie would fight until he fell;
And il wounded, killed, or prisner,
Some one there would be to tell.
MISSING. Still hope to cheer her
Safe. triumphant, lie may come,
With the yieOr-army shouting,
With the camor Oft drum
So through all the days of autumn
In the eve and in the morn
She will hear his quickenmg footsteps
In the rustling OF the corn.
= Or she will hush the household,
While her heart goes leaping high,
Thinking that she hears him whistling
In the pathway through the rye.
Far away, through all the autumn,
In a lonely, lonely glade
In the dreary desolation
That the Battle Storm has made
With the rust upon his musket-
In the eve and i'll the morn
In the rank gloom OF the fern leaves
Lies her nobe-browed first born.
La Crosse, WIS.,, ARg. 1861.
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TERMS OF ADvERTISTNe.

ADVERTISEMENTS published in the DAILY or q.
square for three insertions and 20 cents for each sub
Ssquent insertion. Ten lines or less) constitute a
'square.' Advertisements ordered inside or in any
Prominent place, also those largely displayed will
Ge charged extra rates Contracts by the year may be
siade on liberalterms
IN WEEKLY First insertion 81 per square" each sub
tequont insertion rs cents.
~ All transient Advertisements must be paid IN
adnaRce Yearly regular advertisers will be required
10 make quarterly payments
~ No gratlftoas Advertisements. No report reso
lotlons or proceedings Of any corporation society or
associaton and communication designed to call atten.
ZION to any matter of limited individual interest," can
ue inserted unless paid for Advertisement
80 The Publishers will not hold themselves respon
toe Tor any that may occur beyond the amount
charged for the Advertisement
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Heal estate.

|4.47 FOR SALE-A two story Dwelling
81 House, with Barn attached, and nearly three
.AfOurhs ola of Land situated near the Grove
street Cemetery. The House is built In thorough man
ner, cisern in the attic and pipes running to Easements
which has three finished The above will be sold
at bargain For further particulars inquire at No 8
Front street. DIFF apis
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COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE. - The
~ subscribers have this day formed copartnership
under the name and style of KNOWLT0N d DUTCH,
Tor the purpose of transacng wholesale ani retail
business in Boots and Shoes, No. Bay state House
Block. CIAS. l.. KNOWLTON.
j. G. DUTCH.
Worcester, Dec. Is, 1861. dtf d2l
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To be Eet.

A TENEMENT of six or seven rooms,
~ the corner of Main and Beaver streets 10 rent
with use of barn. Inquire Of A. BANGS on the prem.
lses' dtf mch26
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JOHN M MERRIcK COMPANY "a
TIMBY's PATENT BAROMETER,

For the United States. Olfce No. UentruI EAchahge
Worcester Mass.
This New Patent STANDARD Instrument differs in it's
construction and operation from all others, being
struc;ed with Flexible Section, arranged as to Com
pensae fer the Changes in Temperature leaving the
height the mercuria column entirely unchanged by
the extremes and cold, whether placed indoors
or out ami substantially 0bvlaes the hitherto great
certainty IF reading the Barometer
This Is rumeut is otherwise Entirely Portable, having
been safely TRANSPORTED to every section of the United
States ami abroad and entirely free from leaking and
ruin consequent upon the use of Wax and other Trash
In attempting to secure the mercury in the tube
This Instrument is used and endorsed by many of the
emin entity practical men in the United
States.
Parties purchasing Baromeers should be careful and
see that the Instrument is marked Timby's Patent.
Price from 81 to $40
The above Instruments put up in the finest Rose.
wood and zincora cases. with Thermometers attached.