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ATTORNEY COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
Sa~ Fya~cisco California.
Rsrssxsossi Hon. w. Ine NJ c. Alnbsma John Taylor,
esq Mobile Alabama Messrs Rhodes Wright, Co., New Or
.sns Lou,sana Henry CLARK T:rboro' North CaoIna
NJ Gwin NJ Co. California; Benz r. True, New York
city Hcalcy csq Boston, Massachusetts, Hatch,
Portsmouth, New Hampshire, May 7-2awly
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THE UNION.


Wade OAK Root Knees (sy tAs k"ss) for Bio CAsek'
myth body inches Length Of arm -four Rect 10 be
The the throat, 10 side leu inches
Of inches length OF arm three iee sx
be Achss from the angle W The throat
o side nine inches
H. Length body three iest to be TWO
from the angle TO The throat 10 side eight
inches.
above twenty knees be got angle Of nnsv
degrees The thIoals be Of wood.
Bhus Oak Butts, 10y the piees)
butt cuts, each IA feet in length
6 do do 10 do
The twenty inches diameter 81 the small
end removed be delivered ~ the contractor
before ths dry geu In them.
handspke aud inches square They
QuAItered, be clear Of the centre or pit
Hand spikes and bun BY the piece
ash logs lin round) fifteen feet long and 10
inches diameter, BY The log.
CLASS No. 2-YsLow Pine 10y the cubic Joot)
southern yellow pine plank
quality They average a. feet In length
none IS feet length The small end not TO be less
twelve inches and not less than four s Of the bu
clear Of ~ . ....
beams, long sided 5k inches moulded 4 inches
"a long, sided 5k inches, moulded IAN inches
80 feet long sided IAN inches moulded II inches
"a feet long, sided IAN inches, moulded IL inches
go beams-ssy 1891 cubic feet, per cubic foot
beams have OF inches In ~ feet
The be the best long leaf pne fine grain southern pine
than inch Of sapwood will be allowed on the corners
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A. II q. A. ARMOUR,
DIAPERS IND T.4ILORS,
No. asa Broadway, corner Of Dnsns street,

Above the irving House, Ne" York,
EsPFCTF invite Of friends and the public
their assor spring goods, Of the
wh,ch ,hev are n -epsrcd
shonable style their usual moderate prices Fresh cloths
and YES, elegant light silk
n, ye.,s as,L Az. patterns Of Paris cmbroideres.
There are three ssf artists employed In this
IN cu coat. one 10 on, M Each
psrmen l. complete in Il ss Army and uniforms made ia
nre, % and M pach, and In the
srsnscs who v, hi. metropolis will hnd Al this establish
ment everything 70 their taste and perfect NJ always insured
so much admired at Ne Garden have been awarded the
premium by the American In, "'"e " tnsh 'ae m"
l5-dIm
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WILLIAM n, pHNNR,
ATTORNEY At LAW
Lancaster, Grant cow~fy, Yiscorsi~.

(LArs ' vAuoUrrR COUNTY, VAL
WILL attend Of Grant Dame, and Iowa ues and
The federal and supreme Madison He WI give
prompt particular the collection Of claims pn
lands and the Of %
non resident Iapdho.dcrs any part Of the Stale
Refers to Hon u a. Senate Hon Jane, NJ Mason,
m ri pen,,e: Tnman ESQ.,, Warrenop Va Mess
Mason attorneys law, New York Prod es.cr w Homer,
David Lso~,ey g. w. Welsh, Philadelphia
Me.sr. j. B. John A. Kas-on law ~ Louis.
Missouri Ap la-lnwly
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A y. .ips.s,ss.iy arranged ~i reference .
vols, Law Sheep, svor 20. ATT Retail, PRICE, 90
~ and 81 Ann street, New Yor.
Opinions Of TIA Pvcfsssio~.
There work, in the profession thar contain 'seh s.ay
'''''' p" CHIEF JUSTICE NELSON
Nsw Yosx, Sep. -, 1880.
Justice Nelson in hs opiaion above a
toned work. -
N.w YoRH, Sept. Is, 1880
The was. Of reliable citations from the whole
powerful auxiliary to the law student. giving him the facility os
and the Of business.
ROBERT J. WALKER
rauned with their and have been much s.
ps. Of The ease. referred TO- Indeed hsy. received
from myself that feel snrous that the profession ''
'''" - "e'''' '"'' "'' "''''''' y JUDGK EDMusps
Nr~Yo.r Crrr, Oct 10, 1850.
np.r. all the advantages of and well sr.n e.
book while the prsfession vast deal OF UNIV
DAVID PAUL BROWN, Philadelphia
Knpe collected with great diligence and sccuy.%.
decided on The points presented BY hi. questions. ana %
references. copous give any p
JUDGE PETERS, Phlsdep""
Ihave Law Compendium m.ch ,'.S
,on =. my ether svoca,on would allow, and a satisfied
labor. Of counsel NE q nl
causes for trial and argument, Prom examination s res,
JUDGE cRrDLKv, Udcs, Ss~ y0'i'
Iii. calculated be help the student thar S
book OF IL size exant, and viii find !" way "po" e'''
= '@''"''' 'e''' reverence W. L. HURST philadelphia
tn. pl.n and utility Of ss.s rSs. 1.v .
vermont, ao,nsic~s, 9 rsv J:,sy T1 s Of V'''
NovA4-S |" anda An'A
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CHURCH CARPETIN&.-JuN received additional supply
" Of carpeting matching that In Trinity church.
The ladies supplied from the last bale respect
they opportunity az furnishing their
pews in uniformity with that Of the church
2 bales Cocoa seiton door mats
do list Competing
do do
Always hand general ~ esspeac msttnss
tain Materials bed and table which wiz Be sold as low In
price =. any retailing house In the country - . oo,,
May e-aecn tLA0ETr ~ DoDsoN.
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General Agency and Law Once at Washington,
DE sELDINC WYLIE

DE sELDING wYLIE,
7odTs Buidsrs, Ps~syirania nsrf door ~e"
Browns Hotel, WasAirxfo~, ID. c.
rHAs DE sEIDTNG ANDREW WYLIE, jr., having formed
prosecuting claims before
Congress- before any board Of
OF spontons other
ca against foreign government are prepared TO give
fu Entrusted
They obtaining pensions, bounty
land, duties under trsaes
buying selling collecting claims
rents, &c.
Andrew Wylie, will law business with which
the In OF courts Of
District, Supreme Court the United States.
ChAs Seding being United States commissioner,
public Of deeds for all the States of the Union
prompt the taking Of testimony, ncknowedE
duea which sppertain to his Office
Charges viii and regulated by the claimed
and = Of services required.
tpost paid will receive immediate attention.
ssVs s-dly
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sniders Wine store street. PhiladslpAia,
es.S s:s: 81 ~
s nss h% and !. G 10. nov K
q offering and ,qssr npot
BY him ns would refer TO some invoices :. foSw vi.
prices old, very choice d
ssos. .rse.y :e.es.d for so%s sas Anos.s
bottles. pot up in Earope, which he challenges equal ~
The Manrsnls peculiarly aAysd
eonvaescent they strengthen without sumslsns and A
wines, principally specially selected
fruiy delie.e and bss. highly
ali and red psmed on such.
n. Or Ss Asaas s.a Z.
delicate white Por and Mam.ey Port
Win chronic p ans'u'n Of the bowels
Madeira wnss sorts, dry rch, side
and West indies sersA Ac kc Ac drsugh and In bot
A. to lhe sparkling wines of the subscriber well known a
the host extra champagne and the sesdd spsns Mo.e il
ported BY him. superior to other wnesa sold ps
Of the infesr wines now in the Market which
he. Also champagne wine. Of ,.rop. brand. and sus
generally Judge, aad
Sosen 20 ~. s.s el... ,r..p s Of MeSoe
ofBusundy wines be has stock and csnssneu
ina, be can ptcssn. 70 nem Rom ms vaults a' goods bottle "
sss.,.. AID Bsrs.s always on ha.d In bottles.
His selection Of Rhine and Moseie wines from the cesn
Mes BERNHARD Jordan Of Coblenx extensive and nunhG
n,.ser the "senber." which the best UovA
Cosnac br.ndis. he Ia. ss
embracing old oflso Of Guard Dupuy h
hhds "Dubouche, 1884, in hhds consignment which v
preserving brandy all other Wines liquors. Including all
III. shovs sold BY re in quantity desired
goods within days Philadelphia. r.s
paid Orders will he promptly executed sent mail "T
Addre.. JACOB sNIDRR,jr.,
Cheap Win. Store, 70 walnut street, fhlaAspAA.
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The whole be of the best Leaf fine an yellow pine
| and straight.
200 cubic quality Long Island from TO ~
cubic foot
piece African OAK, fee, long, y inehe. square, piece
do do do ~
CLASS No. 6.-Biaek Spruce spar, &c.
IS spars, 81 feet long, 10 inches diameter Is
inches top end, piece
Is 81 feet LONG, Is inches diameter
thick end, piece
10 pars, SO feet long II inches diameter IS feet from
inches top end, per piece
spars, 10 inches butt,
inches at top end, per piece
so pieces.
900 inche from ~ inches averaging inches per inch
The whole 10 be straight, and with the bark
CLASS No. 7--Whus -fsh Oars,
100 white oars l6 feet long, 500 fect)
100 do Is do 5000 do
do do do 1900 do e., >, ooo !, . - T..
10 1900 do '"y ft1DsV "eJ PEI WV,
'h'shs'n
100 IL do LOO do
100 do do 10 do 900 do
900 rough hickory bars, l2 feet long inches square piece
400 do do do Ak do do
300 pieces.
To split hickory, straight, clear of
ects.
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CEpARATE proposals this ONCE unu the Il.
- delivery OF IN baA oi
troops Of United States, spon nspccusn as o
lows.
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IA bushels Of good dry nas ssir
half On s June 1852 remainder BY the iaa s.usu
at F0,t Bsass saaa Sc. Marie, AisAsss~-
lss barrel. i krs.h supsIsns aosr
IS bushels Of white nsid beans
rs p pound. Of good hard ,slow candle.
4 bu.nsi. o. good clean e,ss. s d,y nne salt
o.s Of June, 1859 remainder BY the isl s.,
At Fsrs Independence, Boston Aurss,, Aassaeh..s.
ITO bushels Of new white field beans
s pounds pound. Of :S SsS h ns,d . ..sp candle.
Is bushels Of Of good good clean dry nns salt
4+O gallons of good cider vinegar
at Fbrt 7spnbuii New London, Connecticut.
lss S Sarrsis Of oi fresh fresh ssperhne -four
as pounds q GOOD hard lard. . sIL ~. candles md.
30 gallons good cider vinegar.
at Fort adams, Newport, Rhode Island.
SIS barrels Of Gssh superhne -four
1865 bushels Of white FIELD beans
&' 50 pound. Of good good hard t.iie~ candle.
~ bushels Of good clean dry fine salt
600 gallons Of good cider vinegar
1T Fort Constisuaion, Portsmouth,, Ns~ HamSsAire
IS barrel. q fresh .vps.nns ncs.
S. bushels Of Hew white field beans
Bss Of s sood e eissn 's dry fine salt
At Fort Prebe Portland, Maine.
s, $ barrels barrel. Ct e. I Ss.s .up.rap. asu,
6 6 ss s sssn s a; a.. s:: :.
VAC gallons Of good cider vinegar
at Fart sulivan, 1aasort, Maine.
Iss barrel. q ss.a .a a. .,! as our
3as pound. Of good hard taHow candles
~ sos: q e 80: ;sss e esss s
bidders requested extend the Of ,Asl
bid will be acted unless Il embraces all articles required
The periods and quantities delivery posts
they spsasa w onsoSrs i' June. ' sepenSer
The huss o. pork packed corn,
Get Get g: can, psss
hams The pork 70 b a5.. .ed with TuIa. island ss I'D
eight pounds Zach aa
n %ssI s sss i. H. sa
s sas Tn Sa e sn Il
the and candles in strong boxes Of convenient se Tor un
Sal, will only received by Of thytwO quarts
f. md 1 candle a:y ass g. for o.
ans,on in u. n,s, week Of AD s1 and the stores for ION
failure particulars considered breach Of
crac the will be authorized 70 purchase to supply
provisions win Inspected the time lime, and p:es a.s
such sorehouses may be designated BY the agents Of The depart
Th. Commary the privilege Of iners.sas
of dispensing with al articles
required before entsrng into contract; M
increasing reducing the quantities Of each delivery
giving days previous notes.
heretofore required TO accompany &
evidence their ability together with the
securities whose responsibility must Be certified BY the district
person well known the government ohe
wise proposals will be acted
and evidence Of tmspAt
devsry regxrsd at A Office before resntrow ~
Spon s Ieosuy payment" which will 30 sdectsdh
the points Of delivery
places purchase residence Of the contractor, s
option of Treasury Department
No drfs office accepted paid under any cium
stances.
Each proposal separate envelope marked
GEO. GIBSON, c. @. 8.
Nors-Editon win not paid inserting papsn his
mcnt auiorEedo the Commay Gene
raj OF subsistence. Aug 3-lawt5seP
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nRfvATE TUTOR<-A young English gentleman who hns
and resided in Paris
anxious companion young
cons n private family of respccabily
family connexions
pare. Of the highest responsibility either in THE country
In England, -
Mar 1e-d3f
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+ KNOX WALKER win practise law In the Supreme
Court United States, attend to the prosecution Of
claims against Address Washington, Dc
Mar. 10-H
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CUPERIOR Daguerreotypes f-Ftrst Premium III. ~.
y WHITEHURsT field Of his operations
ground dseuercoypist the His galleries
between
Baltimore Bamore Broadway and Leonard
street. New York; No. II Main nreet Rchmond
street, Ps,ersburs Main street, Nork and Main street, Lynch
burg, Virginia
His highly daguerreoype
extraordinary Improvement nsne faithful and highly finished
Iikene.ses a few
rstsy ground invented H. whitehurt, gives
airy and livfae appearances to the Picture
Whehursts Distribute than thirty
sand annually and have dissatisfaction This
certainly fsenG superiority his kenesscs
W. calls public his elegantly
gallery store, where
exhibition Of pictures will Gven.
Notwithstanding the compeon dasucrcotypes the
Fair 81 the Maryland institute, b. awarded the hr.s
M, -dal by the judges
ofevery description copied, and mortem
.,,.nas TO- Nov 08-dly
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NHCNV and CM1IfOrnfn mIInOnhtre AssOcbauOn.-
One thousand dollars Capital n o0o
number be obtained by influential
capital special admitted In
conformity with the revised statutes Of New York free from
liability ut the OF 81 900 cash. and
Of shares issued therefor to return ten cent annually
prospect doubling the whole in safe operations In
troll of OLIVER HOLDEN,
A. and Chief Agent ofthe Company,
II Wall street, New York.
throughout Union
United States, app
association, TO be employed At diff
and vessels be made
available for trade carrying the malls and freight to and
from Europe Asia, Africa, and the Americas
increasing business doing with Califor
MIA Pacific the supply OF gold
goods and manufactures will asonsb the
most and calculations therefor And
der Arm and style OF o. HOLDEN Co,
anle, COMMERCIAL and Commission Merchants Banking,
and Mining Agents. New York and San Francisco.
Capital 81 900 600.
Fsb9-n
Worcester daily spy., 1851-10-03
Political stumng.

1t was amusing to see the complacency with
which the Wing County Convention received the
CANNON with which Senator Davis crammed them
after the regular business of the Convention had
been transacted, on Thursday. After acquaint-
ing the Convention with the astounding fact, as if it
were new discovery of his own, that his party had
been in minority in the State for the last two
years, and if they wished to be IN majority they
had got to get more uoteS and that his reliance for
the accomplishment of this was upon the high moral
sense of the people Gin support of the fugitive slave
law we suppose)he went into a most bitter and dis
last Legislature particularly the secret ballot law,
which he characterized as ''sunbling block in the
way Of honest men,"
1t was very evident that the Honorable gentleman
either had never read the law isefor that he perpe-
trated several most malicious and ungrounded false
hoods, and he can escape from the position in which
he placed himself, either by pleading his ignorance
or his malice as an apology. neither of which
would be credtable to man in bis station, if to any
one. We have not space or inclination to expose
all his dupIicity and it is painful for TO do it all
for Governor Davis is man that ought to be above
such baseness bnt when he takes upon himself tt
tell convention Of intelligent citizens of Worces
ter county that the secret ballot law obligated tn
voter 10 make personal application to the Sac
retary Of State for enuelope before he could de
posite has ballot, he ought be told that such is
fact, and his constituents might not suffer any harr
if they would turn to the law tselfand see how ia
truth
Worcester daily spy., 1851-10-03

MAN HUNTfN NG.-The barbarous and bloody
work of man hunting under the auspices of the pres
national whg administration is being prosecuted
in different parts Of the country with vgor of pur
pose and disregard Of the claims of humanity and
all the forms Of law, except the fugitive slave law,
which would be creditabe to the worst pirates that
infested the coast of Guinea the most degra-
ded heather that set6re to village in the lnte-
rior for the purpose ofmaking merchandise of human
bodies and soulS AT Syracuse, however, the kid
nappers, we rejoice to say, have been frustrated.
The Slave Jerry appears to have made out good
under the old statute that 'sef defence is the
first law ofnature' and to have ayailed himself OF
a,habeas corpus act which came down to him as
an inaenabe right from long line of ancestors.
We wish him safe and speedy journey beyond the
jurisdiction of Daniel Webster and President Fill
more.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-10-03

q Eiarpers' New Monthly Magazine for October
is received and for sale at Grous Bookstore. This
number opens with the third chapter of Abbotts Ma
poleon. which is illustrated by six engravngs among
the finest we have ever seen in work of the kind
Levers tale of' Maurice Tierney," and Sir E. Bull
wer's, Of "My Novel, or Varieties of EnglishIL Life"
are continued, and there is the usual variety, several
articles of which are quite interesting.
The International Magazine, for October, opens
with notice of. G. Sake, the poet, with a capital
portrait, which is followed by an article on the spen
did colored glass of Bohemia. The illustrations of
wch Islands, are in the very highest grade ofthe art
The number. as whole, fully sustans the high re-
puaton of the work.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-10-03

WORCESTER MUsEUM.-This place of arnuse-
ment has been open about three weeks, under the
management of G. Burroughs, Esq, and has been
fully attended by fashionable audiences. The most
pefect decorum is observed, and the pieces present.
ed ofa nature calculated to please and interest
all who attend The manager exhibits much taste
and tact in his catering and seems determined to
merit the patronage of the public. Tonight there
will be presented "The Yankee in time,'' and the
"People's Candidate in which Mr.. J. H.,Mcvick-
er, the popular American comedian, will mhe his
last appearance in this place.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-10-03

Wing COUNTY CONFERENCE.-The Wings
of Worcester county held their convention in this
city yesterday and nominated the following ticket
for State Senators from this county, viz: Charles
Thurber, Of Worcester; Joseph White, of Winchen-
den; A. G. Hill, Of Harvard; Francis Dean, of Tx
bridge, and Geo. Davis Of Sturbridge. The atten-
dance was unusually thin even for Wing County
Convention, and the audience, spectators and all
would scarcely number one hundred. Just before
the Convention dissolved the President stated that
twenty-one towns had not been heard from.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-10-03

ARREsr.-About the 1st of July last, (says the
taken suddenly ill and died his residence, in South
Dover, Duchess Co, Mr. Fl. farmer, and had
for some time employed young named VIM.
Somers. former resident, believe, of Warren, in
this State. Circumstances had led the friends of the
family to suspect intimacy between this young man
and the wife of the deceased. This suspicion was
strengthened by the fact that he continued to reside
there after the death of MIR H.. 1t was accidentally
covered that Mrs II about the time of her husbands
illness, had purchased arsenic store in the neighbor
hood-saying that she wished it to destroy rats and
mice, by which she was much annoyed. Some time
atterward she incidentally remarked in conversations
that, owing to the activity of layorie, her house
had never had never been infested with such animals
The contradiction noticed, and other suspicious
circumstances soon came to light. Eventually it was
determined thelcorpse OF Mr. II. should be dsinerred
for examination. Before this was done Mrs II. made
arrangements dispose of the property in her posses
sion, and left the town in haste, SAYING that she was
Dover alone, bnt it scertamed that Somers took
passage with her. station Of the Housatonc Road
and the two to this city. The corpse when dsin-
tered gave indications Of the presence of poison
IN the stomach and thorough investigation and analy
sis then made under the direction of the Coroner
The result left no doubt that arsenic had been admins
tered, or some way taken into the system. A warrant
was issued, and Mrs Hoag and Somers were arrested
as accessory. 1t is proper add that both parties
ut we are correctly iniormed), heretofore borne good
characer and the facts of the as stated are far
from being decisive TO their alleged criminality.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-10-03

MURDER ON SHIPBoARD.-The bark Lewis
arrived at Salem Tuesday, having on board, in irons
is charged with having murdered the first mate,
johnson, while the bark was at Zanzibar, on the
coast of Africa. The murder is related to have oc-
Cured In the following manner The parties had
had previous QUARREL and while the chief mate
was employed about the deck of the Lewis, McGlue
came upon him unawares and plunged knife into
his heart, causing almost immediate death. The
chief mate, johnson, was native of Salem
Worcester daily spy., 1851-10-03

MORE KIDNAPPING.--A fugitive slave, named
Harrison, was arrested at Buffalo Wednesday,
taken before the Infamous Commissioner Smith and
renIanded to his claimant in very brief space of
time. When about being removed from the Court
room, he said 81 would rsther die than 20 back"