Furniture Auction at Washington Place House Sale
On Tuesday March 31 at 94 o'clock at house No 2 Washington place the entire furniture of a house being relinquished will be sold. Items include mahogany parlor chairs tables bedsteads carpet stove and dining ware. Furniture is modern in good condition and open for visitors the day before and morning of sale. Ladies and Gentlemen invited to inspect.
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Dorchester
Central Street
Jodman
Harrison Square
Charles Howe
Tremlett
Foster’s Wharf
Brighton
George R. Hitchborn
Washington and
Rockly Lates
C. Allen
Feghion
Hanover Street
Hathaway
Washington Place
Ailso
Gepticwen
Justice Story
Washington Street
Messrs Little & Brown's
Tolio -Caracii
do—Couvres de Basnage
felio—Carre
Felix
Revue Etrangere de Legislation Et D’economie Politique
Cochin
Crelit
Felio —Pechii
do—East
Louisiana Do
Petersdorff
Tvo
Peters
Massachusetts
Wrickering
Metcalf
Minot’s Digest
Bosanquet and
Hansard
Cobbett
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do—Domat
do—Hawkins
Bourgoyne
Corpus Juris Civilis Romani
do—Jurisprudentis Romani Et
H. Blackstone
Palmer
Jenkins
Kelynge
Rolle
Royal
Horse Mart
Seaver
Fulton Street
Morgan
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Meacham
Portland Street
James Newell
Bazaar
Federal Street
Bazaar Atable
Bazaar Stable
Europe
Marsh & Co
Oliver Street
Philadelphia
Goddard & Denrim
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Newark
Tate
Babbitt
Province House Court
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East Street
Boston and Worcester Railroad Corporation
Tremont Streets
Leveret Street
Kidderminster
Stair
Fort Hill
Harrison Avenue
Manufacturing Establishment at Auction in Dudley Massachusetts
Public auction will sell the extensive Dudley Woollen and manufacturing site on 7 April at 1 PM. The estate covers 70 acres with a large water system, four dams, three stone factories with water wheels, dye house, storehouse, wool house, boarding house, 13 tenements, 2 barns, and other outbuildings. Proximity to Webster Depot and Norwich Worcester Rail Road enhances business access. suitable for woollens, cotton, or other manufacturing. For details contact Bates Larned or Davis on the premises. Dudley, March 20, 1846.
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Dudley & Oollen Manufacturing Co
Dudley
Worcester
Massachusetts
Webster
Norwich and Worcester
John Bates
William Larned
Joseph Davis
Joel Britton
Daniel Shattuck
S. F. Belknap
Col. Holbrook
Concord
Abel Phelps
Long Wharf
Boston
Mass
The Mill on the Hill Parable of Jones and Smith
A bygone verse tells of two neighbors Jones and Smith on adjacent hills and their wind driven mills. Jones blends faith with works, greasing and mending through storms, while Smith relies on prayer alone, his mill failing until he acts. The tale moral favors active faith and diligent labor.
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Jones
Smith
New Hampshire Political Notes and Local Items
The Coos Democrat notes narrow margins for Democrats in governor and congressional races, citing Hart Gale and Fletcher as local supporters. It reports on independent Democrats, a New Orleans Whig deputy, a failed Odeon performance by Keyzer, and various regional items including a Hanover fire, a Nashville mob incident, theatre openings, and regional pre-season preparations at Nahant and Chelsea beaches. It also mentions Osage agent appointment and the new Museum building foundations, with assorted epigrams and notices from several papers.
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Colby
Boston
Messrs
Hart
Newington
Gale
South Hampton
Fletcher
Albany
Democratic State Convention
Williams
Concord Patriot
Senate Debates and Presidential Message on Military Prep
In the Senate on Tuesday March 24 petitions and memorials were presented. Debates covered bounties on fishing vessels and the Oregon resolutions. A presidential message urged military and naval preparations and peace with Mexico and Britain. The letter from Joan Smiru Jr of Arkansas praises a singer, noting Mrs Shirley’s talents and potential.
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Davis
Massachusetts
Marblehead
Benton
Fairfield
Allen
Oregon
Morehead
Chalmers
Mississippi
McConnell
Black
South Carolina
Tilden
Rathburn
Mc Haralson
Primary elections and political factions in New York
New York on March 24, 1846 marks the day for primary elections to select delegates for the county convention at Tamany Hall. The writer notes stormy weather and predicts Whigs will outnumber Democrats in the convention, with abolitionist pressure and negro suffrage as key divides. Mentions Polk’s Oregon stance, cabinet dissolutions, and Mr Thomas Ritchie’s trial in Richmond for murder of Pleasants, concluding with a personal closing from Joan Smirth Jr. of Arkansas.
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New York
Albany Evening Journal
New York Tribune
Washington
Polk
Oregon
United States
Thomas Ritchie
Richmond
John H. Pleasants
Ritchie
Joan Smirth, Jr
Arkansas
Forgery arrest and river flood news in Cincinnati 1846
In Cincinnati on Broad way shopkeeper Diss was arrested for a $500 forgery and attempted suicide in jail but was saved and committed to jail after a mayor's examination. The Pride of the West steamer is afloat again after losing cargo on the Mississippi. Columbus census counts 10,016, up about 1,000 since 1841. A German man murdered his child in Louisville. Farmers report sheep losses to dogs. $80,000 annual value. Flour, bacon, sugar, and molasses sales noted. Ohio River floods reach Front Street doors.
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Cincinnati
Broadway
Diss
Citizen’s Bank
West
Mississippi
Columbus
Louiisville
Warren County
N. C
Ohio
Front Street
Leonard B. Tirrell
Pierce & Williams
Abington
Boston
Weymouth
Joshua H. King
Albert
Wildes
Joe H.tirrell
New Bedford
Maria
Farmers’ and Mechanics
United States
New York
Congress Hall
Philadelphia
Land
Providence
Sylvester Tirrell
Franklin House
Mechanics
London Street
Maria Welsh
Newport
Exeter
Albert J.tirrell
Orry
Mechanics Hotel
Dent
Robert Chariton
North Margin Street
Bert
Joel Tirrell
Sylvester
Cross
Railroad House
Sylvester ‘Tirrell
Abigail Amanda Chariton
Robert
Albert J. Tirrell
Westmouth
Eben ‘Lirreli
Maria Bickford
Pittsfield
Rochester
Albert Tirrell
Senate Acts on Labor Hours and Local Projects
In the Senate, Borden from the committee on manufactures reported petitions seeking a law on daily labor hours and granted leave to withdraw. Other items include a Chelsea to Boston railroad petition withdrawal, various bills and resolves including beach repeal, slander reform, Plymouth Mills incorporation, and wharf extensions. Also pays for lunatic pauper support. engrossment ordered for Pilgrim Congregational Society. session expenses and staffing funded. murder deliberations adjourned after debate.
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Borden
Committee On Manufactures
R. M. N. Smyth
Chelsea
Boston
Plymouth Mills
Robert G
Eliza W. Shaw
George Parkman
Ward Jackson
Boston Harbor
Hardwick
Shufesbury
Halifax
Greenfield
Medford
Pilgrim Congregational Society
House of Representatives
Willard
Messrs Kimball
Gray
Beal
Cary
Smith
Matthew Luce
Acushnet Steam Mills
Boston Wharf Company
Hooker
Sturbridge
Byington
Stockbridge
Taylor
Granby
Sanwuil
Barnatable Co
Bell
Committee On the Judiciary
Harrison Hathaway
WH. Bowdoin
Ryder
Dartmouth
House
Messrs Doane
Cohasset
Pittsburgh Fire Destroys Sixteen Homes Downtown
A Saturday morning blaze in a Seventh Street bakery spread to Prospect Street, consuming sixteen houses, many newer frames with furniture and goods from four houses. The fire also damaged a freight car on the Utica and Syracuse railroad. Estimated losses range from 1200 to 1500 dollars. Part of the site had been rebuilt after last spring’s major fire. Insurance coverage for the site remains noted.
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Seventh Street
Seventh
Prospect Street
Utica
Syracuse
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