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Union iAalr Dressing saloon.

Union iHalr Dressing saloon.
MESSRS. DANKtNS a. CLOUGH would most re-
WI specially inform their patrons, and the public
generally, hathey bave fitted mp haiI Dressing
spoor in splendid sly e, the Jewery Store of l..
d. Goddard q Co., in the Block recently erected
between the Post Office and American Temperance
House, wherethey will be found in PROMPT attendance,
upon all who may iavCr them with call. Returning
their most sincere thanks, for the liberal patronage
which they have received during the many years in
which they lave carried the business in this city,
both senarap and together, they trust that this
effort viii sill increase the public favor.
w. II. JANKINs,
decl4 ltc r. A. CLOUGH.
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Marbleized Iron Maaties, Columns, Ped
ESTAIS n II Tnfs LIZ Sc
Clothes Cleansed.


DBPAlRED, Re dyed and color improved by SYI-
IL VESTER WILSON, No. l25 Main Street, rear of
Sturevanl's Tailoring Establishment; Worcester Mass.
Mr. w. thankful for past favors takes this method
oil socing continuance Of the and will be hap
py towait upon all who will favor him with Their pat
ronase, Having had twelve years experience in the
business he confident that he give satisfaction
his patrons
HIS Prices overeost< LOO, Frock Goats rs CTS,
Sack Goats, rs, Pants, s75, SITS, 25 Buff Vests 81,
Caps, l2t. Every Garment C!eansed by him, is war
rant TO give satisfaction Garments sent by Stage or
Express will be promptly at ended to. For sale c.
Patchs Spirits of Soap. ap2I DIFF
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Compost Manure.

par, 81 hs civ ao by Tor sale "Nf 0 %SSoTT any
ap5 dtf 239 Main 81,
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Willow Wagons, Cradles, and Baskets
WAGONS, Cradles, Baskets, velociped-, Wheel
wv Barrows, Rocking Horses, Boys sleds, Rubber
Balls, Pins, Needles, &C., wholesale and retail, AZ
dec dawtf MERRILL's, eel Main ST.
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NOTICE

YNHE undersigned formed a Co partnership, on the
l. 18th daypf March last, and will continue business
al the old stad of 4. A. CLARK, where they will be
happy TO receive the patronage Of their friends aud the
public generdly. y. A. CLARK.
April ~, 1875 DIFF r II. SANFORD.
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WAITS.
Painter Wanted

n OK good Machini.ts wanted Immediately, hy
y lebS dtf TuAYER, HOUGuTDN Il co.
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at the old stand No. 20 Main street, nearly opposite
School street where they will be constantly on hand
to sunply all who may favor hrm with their patronage
with the choicest and best Meats oi the season In ali
their variety, az fair prices. E. B LOWELL,
j. SPOONER.
Worcester, Feb. /, 1858 DIFF
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GUPERlOR OAK TANNED Stretched Leather Belt.
- ing, for sale by G. s. a A. J. HOWE
ian2l dli corner Of Foster and Norwich sls
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Gravel for Sale.
Grass Seeds

BOUT 800 yards Of Gravel, situated on Spring 81,
"A 10 SAFE low Apply to NJ. o. DRISCOLL, :
ps VIM 81 Front street.
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Leather Beltinp

kinds also, Garden Seeds, for sale a, the low
~ est prices, by A. HUNTINGToN
ap27 dtr
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TEE M0uMT pLNAaAMT scu00r.


Nv y e. Il ad PSrEHn' Teachers.
Worce ter, April /, 1853 ape diff
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Chairs Gained!
Twenty Gross !

which he will sell, wholesal and retail cheap ns the
old ones have been ceiling leg. They superior
article. A. II. NEWTON,
nch3l dawtf 2O7 Main st., Worcester
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NOTICE.
II e q t Husinaas

ENHE subscribers have entered into partnership for tn
i purpose OF carrying on the
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Savings Bank.

OFFICE IN cENTR.sL ExcRARGE.
KHL Worcester Mechanlcs' Savings Bank Is open
daily for the receipt of Deposits from all classes
Wo rcester, Oct. L. 1864 octld&wist
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A FEW choice Canary Birds, Also, Cages, Foun.
"A Jams, %cp at BlGELOW's,
aga du /, Maple street.
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Cy;.,iaal Trials-Dea.hs.

C,vcIxNArr. May l6-Findey, who was
,,,e. tn fsv before Judge Merchant. on the
nb.rsr IT tsrzery, was held to bail in the sum
oGsIt0 INissaine's trial was continued ull
to,mru a. -.
n,~ core. an old merchant OF this city
1,s,t ,u0G.ll, at his house Yesterday. Jesse
T.r,r.nson. ofthe Hutchinson Family, died
ts.,rli.v al the watercure establishment,
81, lily
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THE LATEST NEWS.

HAVANA, &c.-We find but little news by
Rack Warrior, in addition TO that given by
..rocrarh. Gen. Aris,a arrived at Havana or
.hs English steamer Avon, from Vera Cruz
THE report of the sending Of lse common
.ooncil of Tampico 10 Mexico for refusing to
..lrowledge the authority OF Santa Anna, is
ao,6rmed. The small pox and cholera were
,ssjng at vers Cruz.
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MORTIMORE7s BITTER CORDIAL

M URTIMURE1S BITTER CORDIAL
Ill AND BLOOD PURIFlER.-Price, 81 per
Bottle Physicians of he first standing Ia the
medical profession use and prescribe it the most
effective ALTERNATIVE. AND BLOOD PURIFIER
ever known; while vast numbers who had long
suffered from diseases complaints brought on by
sedentary habits, exposure Indigestion torpid state of
the liver or impurities OF the blood, look upon
this Cordial most mysterious and magical in its
healing properties and restoring powers. 1t stands
prominent IN the treatment and cure of Neural gia,
General Debility and Nervous Affections, Dyspepsia
Indigestion Loss of Appetite Acdity of the Sto-
mach, Nervous Headache, or Flow of Blood to the
Head, COstiveness or Irregularities of the Bowels,
PleUrisy Pains Misery the Side Region of the
Heart Flatuency Depression OF Spirits Palpitatiou
of the Heart, Difficult Breathing Sinking Sensations
Prostitution of the Nervous System, Cold, Chilly Sem
sations Numbness of the Flesh Limbs, Difficult
Profuse Expectoration, Night Sweats, Diseases of
the Heart Affections OF the Lungs, Jaundlce, Dis
of the Kidneys, Derangement PROSTATE Con-
ditien of the Organs Of Nature which cause painful
Debility and Prostitution OF the Nervous SYSTEM Pale
or Sallow Complexion.
lIortimore's Bitter Cordial
Is purely vegetable pleasant take, and perfectly
safe to be used in any state of health, by the
most delicate female or child.
~ Price one dollar per bottle.
w. V. ALEXANDER Co., Proprietors NO. Bar
clay street. (Astor House,l New York.
E8- Remember that we sell at wholesale and retail
that most invaluable and sure remedy Tor hheuma-
tsm in all its FORMS either infismmatory, acute, or
chronic no difference how bad the case, or how long
standing This is Mortimores RHEUMAIiC CQM-
POUND which is vegetable extract, an internal re-
medy prepared expressly for this one disease IL mas
already cured thousands who had long been crppIes
The evidence is most overwhelming and convincing,
as gwen by vast numbers OF our most ci
tiZens.
Call and get circular and read the letters and GER
ttcates of your friends and those around you who
had long suffered, but who have been restored TO per-
For sale By PURCELL. LADD 4 CO, sole Agents
for Richmond apo
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THE MARKETS.

BALTIMORE, May IS.-Sales of 1900 bills.
Flour at S415; 10000 bushels Corn at 80 to
% cts Tor white and 60 TO 81 cts. for yellow.
NEW foRK, May 1S-Sales of $500 bbls
Flour at 80 10 s. IL tor Southern; $500 bush.
els white Wheat at 81 90; and sc, 900 bushels
Corn at al TO - cts. for yellow and &c for
white.
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IG ANOTHER DREADFUL ACCI-
DENTON, Ma! I met with IA Dreadful
Acctdent.-The other night, while dancing with
COUSIN Frank. | dropped my Breastpin ana Ear
King on the floor and broke them all to pieces
Never mind my desr. just take them to NOUN
TAtN'S lewelry Store. You can get them made
as good as new again, and at very low price The
subscriber takes this occasion to say to his friends
and the public In general that having manufac.
tory connected with his store, he is prepared TO
make or repair all kinds of Jewery, Musical In.
struments, Fans, Umbrellas, Parasols, &C., at the
shortest notice and at the lowest prices.
besutitul selection Of Fine Jewelry, Watches,
Clocks, Perfumery and Fancy Articles on hand,
which will sell low for cash. Clocks and Watch.
repaired and warranted.
Don forget the place, No 2l7, Main street, above
the Banks. Pr MOUNTAIN.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
by Janes IlI. JayIor.
r ,0MMIssIoNEK's SALE OF vALU

~ $3.50 a.s > ~ AOss
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF vALU-
" able Improved and Vacant Property
In Fort Mayo, and about Ten Acres Of
Lind, three miles below the city.-By vir.
tue of decree made on the 5th day OF May. 1853,
by the Circuit Coprt Of the county of Henrico, In
the suit of Parkr1on and ais sbell and ais, the
subscriber. commissioner appointed in said de
cree for that purpose will proceed to sell at pub
lie auction. on Tuesday, 3lst day of May, com.
rnencing at o'clock. p d, upon the premises, the
real estate of which Edwin WaddilI died. seized
and possessed, being two houses and lots and about
ten vacant lots, situated in Port Mayo between
Louisiana and Orleans streets, and i'm medi
stely thereafter at The same place will be sold abuot
ten acres, situated about three miles below the city,
on ihs Charles City road, adjoining the lands OF
john Farrar and others.
Plans of the above property may be seen at the
office of the Auctioneer.
Terms of sale, will be one-fourth in cash. and
for the residue credit of ten months viii Sc al.
lowed upon the purchasers executing their nego
table notes, with interest added and satisfactorily
endorsed the title to be retained until the whole
purchase money is paid and conveyances directed
by the Court. FRANCIS T. ISBELL,
Commissioner.
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR, Auct. my16
IUNrik,. SALE OF RIAL
" ESTATE ON MADDOX HiLL.-By virtue of
q decree of the Circuit Court for the county of
Henric o. pronounced on the 3rd May, 1858, in the
suit OF Watkins end Wife vs. Quarles and ais, the
ssoecIlucf, tut CCmmlssiOnef dppOlntcu py bAlQ
decree, will expose to sale at public auction, on
FRIDAY, 9th May, commencing at o'clock,
Nd, upon the premises, that portion of the land
mentioned In the proceedings in said suit which
was assigned to James Watkins and wife, being a
valuable corner lot of land situated on Maddox
Hlii' the county of Henrico fronting IS feet on
street. 81 feet wide and running back on street 40
zee! wide, the depth of about $50 feet. The lot has
oI ~ IN improvements which cost about 5000.
Inc terms, which will be in accordance with the
decree, will be made known on the day of sale.
JAS M. TAYLOR, Auctr.
l4-otGk
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AUCTION SALES
THIS DAY DAY,
ny wellingion Godd11.
Mos VALUABLE UNImrpov,,

M vALUABLk UNIMPR0vrn
lvA REAL ESTATE ON MAIN nm - 49, ~
in THE CITY OF RICHMOND. FnR sA1 q. p;
AUCIlON-WHl be sold on Thursd.y &C..
soon, the 18TH day Of May, lss3 nr,o, - -
mises commencing at ~ O'clock thas ,n. 80 -
BILE Lot at the corner Of Main and ar s,,ass. 80.
ing 92t feet on the North side OF Mar s,. iionF
ming back the East line Of 4tb ssr.ss 8 z w W.
and adj oiring the residence of w Hsrsn 80 -,
Also, Lot No in tenement No l6 of Couft., "a.
tion fronting 1851 feet on the West line ~ ~
street, between Clay and Leigh ssreetsI runn;r.
back 1870 feet ON which there stands an old frsasS
tenement. The above Real Estate will lie divided
into lots to suit purchasers.
TERMs-One IL urth cash; balance at 6, IL and II
months for negotiable notes, interest added, secured
by trust deed, or title retained.
w. GoDDIN, Auctr.
p. S.-Immediateiy after the first mentioned LOT
10 Sold will De sold that beautiful Lot at the corner
of Main and 4th streets fronting 49feet the South
line Of Main street. running back the East nesof
4th street l55 feet to an alley.
Terms ct sale. A
myl0 w. GODD.N, Auctr.
Two FRAMED TkNkMENTs ON ST.
i JOHNS STREET, DUVAL'S ADDITION,
FOR SALE AT AUCTIOH.-Wili be sold on
Thursday afternoon, the 18th May, 1853, upon
The premises, commencing at 6 o'clock two newly
erected framed Tenements on the east line of st
Johns street. Duvals Addition, in rear of the Duyal
street Chapel
TERMS -One-third cash, balance at three and
SIX months, with interest. secured By an approved
endorser or title retained
my 70 w. GODDIN, Auct
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Fatal Railroad accident

PATERSON. n. j, May l6-l his evening as
the cars were coming into the depot, boy
sfouI ten wears of age, son of Mr.. Collins, re.
siding in Marshall street, in this city, in pass
ipg from one car 10 another, fell between and
was instantly killed.
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From Ner BrmRsrick and Newfoundland.
Bosroy, May l6.-We have received New
Brunswick papers of late date. The lieu
tenant governor of the province had three of
his rib< broken through fall from his horse,
which was attacked by a dog.
", B. Tay lor, OF Liverpool, Upper Canada,
and formerly member OF the provincial par
lament, committed suicide on the 9TH instant
By shooting himself with pistol.
The last Newfoundland advices state that
Ambrose Shea, member of the assembly, has
been appointed a delegate to Washington. for
the purpose of promoting the views of the
house on the subjec Of free trade between the
United States and Newfoundland, 10 commu
nicaIe with the Brush minister.
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u AT AUCTlON.-On THURSDAY. the 18th in
slant commencing at 10 O'Clock, we will sell At orr
Auction Rooms several invoices of fresh and sea.
sonable STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
comprising variety of choice and desirable styles.
Also, an invoice of Linen Bosom Shirts. direct
from celebrated manufacturer.
Terms: All sums under 500 cash. over tbst
amount months credit for approved paper
KENT, PAINE & KENT,
my IA Ancta
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r. VACCINE AGENCY.-Dr. A. E.
PeticOlas, Vaccine Agent, at Richmond, is
prepared to supply virus, with directions for its use,
10 all who apply either by post or otherwise.
DIR. PETICOLAS' Office is in the basement of
his residence, corner of Broad ans Mayo streets.
When not necessarily absent he may be found
there at all hours, day and night.
SD 2l-Im~
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TIE GARDNER TRIAL.-ln the Gardiner
.s.s. on Tuesday, the COUNSEL having agreed
ian the bills perceptions, the District Attor.
rev commenced sGmming up TO the jury. lie
,ns8e long argument, aud, without conciud'
~ sf four clock gave way 10 a motion for
.-i,vrnment.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
TRANsMlrrED FOR the DAILY DIspATcl
saiIing OF thc Aria-HniI ,farm.

New YORK, Nav 1S.-The Asia sailed 10.
day for Liverpool, taking out 137 passengers
and S6l6,000 in specie.
A severe hail storm, spreading through New
Hampshire and Massac huse,ts, and cansny
grea, damage, occurred YESTERDAY.
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By Davenport, Allen o. Co.

oO0 CASES BOOTS, SHOES AND
oOO HATS, AT AUCTION.-On Wednes.
day, LIST June We win sell at 10 O'Clock, at our
Auction Store, assortment of fresh and desirable
Goods OF latest styles, consisting of
Gents fine Cali and Pump Boots
Mems and Boys Boots and Shoes, of all qualities
Ladies 6ne Cater Boots
Jenny Linds Slippers and Ties
Misses Boots and Shoes
Children's sewed Morocco am Goat Boots
Women's pegged and sewed Buskins and Ties,
of all qualities
Hats -drab and silk
300 sides good Sole Leather
TEnMs.-Under 500, cash; 800 and over, four
months credit for approved paper.
my Ia DAVENPORT, ALLEN & CO. Aucts
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Minister to Mexico .

WASHINGTON, May. lS.-Mr. Gadsden, OF
South Carolina, has received the commission
oil Minister TO Mexico
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N UTICE.-HIGH CONSTAbLE'S SALE
~ WIN be sold ON Thur sday, the 18th day of
May, in front of the High Coas,aoles Office COM
mencing at O'Clock, 2 Mattresses, lot of Bed
Clothing, lot of airs, lot OF Boxes, lot Cooking
Utensils, lot of Bedding, B5ds.ead, Table,
Lamp, 3 Looking Glasses, Press and a number
OF other articles to satisfy distress Warrants in my
hands Also, good second hand Buggy
my LIT BLAIR, II r.
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ADJUSTMENTS
THEATRE.

STEFFENONE's OPERA TROUPE.
VNHIS Celebrated Prima Donna OF the Havana
L and New York Opera, on her passage to New
York and Paris, where she is engaged after two
months, will, by request of many respectable gen
temen, appear il this city in her sublime unrivall
ed characters Of
Norma and Lucrezia Borgia.
She will pc assisted by the following we'll known
Artistes OF the Italian Opera In New York:
SIG TAFFANELLl.
SIG. ARNoLOLI, Maestro Pianis. and Leader OF
the Orchestra
SIGNOR NICOLAO.
And the everywhere successful American Singer,
MISS Z. BLANGINI, who will sing in ED glish Ian.
guRge some OF the best United States Ballads and
Romanzas.
THURSDAY EVENING, 18TH MAY.
PrOgramme-ParI LIST.
l. The immortal Second Act of Bellins Opera, of
NORMA! Which has been represented in New
York twenty times, one after the other, and at
general request, will be performed in full Opera
Costumes.
Norma. .Signora STEFFENONE
Adalgisa. Sgnora BLAEGINI
Pollione. Observation-Disclosures. Signor ARNOLDI
Part I'd.
This part will be composed of pieces selected
from the Gems of the best Sacred, Classical Musi-
cal Compositions, generally requested to be re
peated, as
/. Barbere-The merry and graceful Cava,ina, by
(Sigaor Taffanelli.
9. The Beautiful Observation-Disclosures Me- sung
in the English language, by Signora Blsngini.
3. Stabat Mater-The greatest Musical Work Aria
Ienore. Sig Arnold.
4. One of the best pieces sung by Signora Stefe.
none, the very difficult Rondo of the Puritans.
5. Lucia ID Lsmmermoor-The beautiful Duetto,
by-.---....--.. signori Arnold and Tatfaneli.
6 Ih5 Passionate Ballad-"I was Happy Ere l
Loved YOU" sung in English, by
(signora Blangini.
Part Sd.
The Tragic Second Act of
LUCREZIA BORGIA,
Which has always been the admiration OF all the
Artists, and the attraction of crowded audiences,
when represented by Signora Stetfenone
Lucrezis Borsla. ..Signora STEFFENONE.
Duke Alfonso. -....--.-.- Slgnor IAFFANELLl
Gennaro-- .Slgnor ARNOLD
T The Perform ance will be gwen in Splendid
New Opera Costumes
- Dress Circle and Parquet, 81; Second Tier,
so cents; Centre Galleries, 30 cents; Side Gale
ries, % cents.
~ The Box Office is opened from 10 to O..
CLOCK, where places may be secured
G Doors open at I; Operate Entertainment to
begln at 8 ocllck.
~ Tickets of Admission may be obtained a,
the Music atores and Principal Hotels my 10
ca AoA BkOAD ROCK
[sAS&s%~> RACES THIRD DAY -
Ay~ Jockey Club Purse, S4Co-
..-k..-..]s..-sh..-- Three Mile Heats.
James Talley enters G. g. One Eye Joe, years
old, by Prince George, out OF dam OF Register
LOT lbs
John Belcher enters b. h.. Red Eye, years old
by Boston, dam Lacy Long-l24 lbs.
c. Il N. Green enter b. G. Lawson, years old
By Wagner out ct Minsrel's dam.
c d. N GREEN, Proprietors.
EY The members of the Jockey Club are re-
qIested to pay their subscriptions at the gate to-
day.
my1 c & G.
W., KlCHd,UND CUkNET BAND.
yHAaI E. LOkBMAHN, Leader, Main street. be
EeEJx tween 9th and 10th streets, will attend
p Military Parades, Balls, EXcui sions, Private
Parties, & C. nv 10 6t~
NkT hTFfN
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VALUABLE DWELLING IN MAN
Y CHESTER, WITH LARGE NUMBER OF
HANDSOME BUILDING LOTS ADJOINING,
FOR SALE AT AUCTION-On Tuesday At
ternOon, May 3lst, 1853, will be sold, upon the
premises, commencing at O'Clock, the valuable
residence on Jackson street. Manchester, now ia
the occupancy OF DR.. S. Wa re, together with the
vacant lot joining north of the dwelling aud be-
tween it and the Danvglle Railroad The house
will be sold with sufficient quantity of ground
attached thereto, aad the balance Of the LAND will
be laid off into lots of 30 ieet each fronting on tt
north line of Jackson street, and the south line OF
new street, to be opened from Huh to Porter
streets.
This property is remarkably well located and
from the improving condition OF Manchester,
offers advantages for capitalists and others TO make
judicious investments.
TERMS :-One fourth cash, balance at 6, II and
lS months, for negotiable notes, interest added,
secured by trust deed, or title retained.
Plats of the property can be seen 10 few days
at my office, and at the store OF MIR. Beverly J,
Sizer in Manchester.
myl2 w. GODDIN, Auct.
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&ECUND SUPPLY OF NEW RETAIL.
~ ING SUMMER GOODS.-By the last steamer,
we have
New and beautiful Bereges and Tissues
FoulaTd Silks, Challies, &c
Berege De LANES and Chally Berege
Beautiful Paris Organdies and Lawns
French Cambrics, Briliantes and Bstlstes
Further supplies of Collars, Sleeves, &c
Prints and Ginghams in great variety
Elegant Embroidered Skirts and Corded Skirts
Fans Parasels, &c
Gentlemens', Boys and Servants Goods in varie V.
We invite the attention of the public, with the
assurance that newer, prettier or cheaper Goods
can be hown nowhere. We offer q treat Rargsins
Ia Goods of Old style
my l5-d3: THOS PRICE a. co
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by Alexander Note g. 90.

by Alexander Note 81 Co.
CUSTOM HOUSE AND STORE HOUsE
" FOR RENT AT AUCTION,-On TuesJov
the 24A iast at 10 o'clock we will rent Al
two BuidASs on 18th, between Main and Csrvsts
at presen4 occupied the Custom House and Store
House, FOR the unexpred time say to the lst Of
November, 1858. Possession given on the dav of
rent. J Va
my 10 ALEX. MOTT CO. Auc.,
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BY Alexander Nott & Co,

THIS MORNING, at 10 clock, we will sell
at Auction, to close sundry consignments, a lot
OF House Furniture.
Also, lot OF Piece aud Gu: Dry Goods, Irish
Linens, Table Linens, Transparent Window Cur.
tsins.
Also. lot OF Summer Clothing, Hardware and
Cutlery, Britannia and Glass Ware, together with
several fine GOLD and Silver Watches.
my 10 ALEX MOTT & co. Aucta
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Death Warrants Signed.

PHILApELPHIA, May 1.-Goy. Bigler, OF
Pepnsvlvania has signed the death warrants
Of Capje end EmaS, the murderers of Soohon.
The day OF execution is fixed for the 10Th of
August
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-05-19

AGAZiNEs FOR JUNE.at
III THOS. b. GRESHAM'S
Under American Hotel
G55ey's Ladies Book
Grshams Magazine
Arthu,s Magazine
All for June
Gleaso4s Pictorial
Barnums News, &c, &c
For Saturday, 2lst Nay. Cali up to
GRESHAM'S,
nv iq-ltE Under American Hotel.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-05-19

y CA41@He HAN5 uHU k1V u II IN u EF NN9e
Il wish to employ at the Hot Springs. Bath
County, Virginia, during the mex. Summer &c sson.
good Book Keeper. Also, some one acquainted
with the management of first class public house.
To persons possessing the requisite qualifications,
and who can furnish satisfactory references as to
character and competency, liberal compensation
will be paid.
Any Communications addressed to me will be
promptly answered. GOODE,
my io-3tT Hot Springs, Va.