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dSoAtli HARDwARrwe ash the attention Of M.nuf.e,s.
s ss ssa IA Il s q Coach HAN.
ss s. sss S.ss sss s . s$ TO T.
xi.o. s,,,sy q r..ss, As.s. g, ssss.y. a. ma.
o,rrsss ana rIIs =, 1ss .,.ss,; i,sA " 'osinsA
cssss 1 iss. .na iiinss. ana Ah''' o c
r . ssS % Ssi ss:s.. s.s ssP'
Also. assortment, q the best Kim Hubs o.
Ash ciOy s~.. for Busry. Carriages.
Also Patent Eas~el.a Cloths, IS and s,a: ,cs:sy
mAsllr So ,.of o.. No. 10 Msia street
NEW nhTAnANG fANcf AND STABLE .oops fOh
he as pubic s'SSs sS.
Berares, TISSUES and Grenadines
G. sns rss eas cs. ips sSS.d s
French canbries and prIuan,ss
Ginghans. and low priced Lawns
French and Scotch the complete
as:oI,men, ever shown BY them
Mourning GOOD, Os SPRING and Summer Of every kinds
recommended With .Stire confidence '' '''' " ' "
Cotton sheeting and shirIines xc- &c
They invite the attention Of Painters and Farmer. their
with the confident that their goods and their
api : - THOMAS r. PRICE co.
ntssoLUrioN oFCo-rtR rNtitsHii'-rhe business hsre.
- ofSrs Conducted unds the Arm and style o. JOHNSON
Of the late Dc closed BY sLAs L JOHNSON. -
,~ Il; ;iiHf s. I cox sSSnss0s' q
@ g; coz % 1A oo
Dry my name at Main street.
Aa be pleased see my 'nd and the sHS f. ;oSsos
fsf sSfs ss JSs sssSa he
HESRY saAFsR CO. was by eonsen; dissolved
N Fl SLAYER The stand d. Marin , s settled
NoTiCE-Havas purchased Of my brother
~ C sa,rEH late Of HESRy Co., viii
sssa. ss 4. psS Sss glad ss SS s 81 ea
- An Az
9sI 4 ss sSf iPs; s. .n saas Sps
Inc Exchange Hank, Rmond. Nn. respectfully invite
ns Se S and the gSS to cal" and examine
fhcir prices willie found be low those OF any
N"S'' 0' tue nSs P '''Fa OF case s stock en-
Grn,enen- dress shoes, Caters and BOO,ees
ssns@cn: calf Md and ',Sa, Boots and B,o,ees
Servants Brogaes bound and unbound
Ladies. Shoes, Bu,sin, Kids, Jenny Il dds, &c.
ladies black bronze and cOlored Caters
naskgs and gSS;cs. ios servant womenyarOus styles
e Plain Leather and Hair rrus.
All Of which are offered At the lowest rates.
Noisi, Main Street. opposite Exchange Rank,
oH. ncssr h G ss9 S siSs W. raw wT
las carner Main and i9A -.
nIesoLUrioN OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 0-p4TI.e,-
aT gSs b SSsr .ae nI %
aer the Of the Grin in settlement Of the business
T \. ph Il sEsP REs2k
t0-PARTNEitsiiiP-Mr. II. having purchased the
~ interest OF Mr.. W. II. SEABRooK, late
Brook REEVE has entered into partnership with Mr. T. T.
REEVE, under the 81 REEVE BLAIR will
the AOlecy and Drug business the old
ssISDE Reeve and hope by sris. attention TO ea.ne to
n. PAYSON REEVE,
JOHN n. BLAIR.
refining from business, cheerny confidently
commend TO the the public generally the
; REEVE 4 BLAIR
i.7-u wM. H. sEABRocK.
~ oTicE-The concern Of KENT, PAINE KENT having
"a pired by Limitation, the subscribers formed
partnershtp admitting Mr.. ROBERT PAINE Partner and
HORACE l.. KENT,
WN. O.. PAINE,
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~ sTEAMhRs-for PhiladeiPhis every " rdne.- IN
EItHh0ND CaPtaia Mitchell stcu,aer rIRGINIA.
captain feaOne Of these splendid leave Rich
ond or Wednesday touching
passengers. Returning
Wednesday, 10 o'clock A. VI. further notice
Passengers for Cape May interest by akirr
this route, Is, addition
expeditions comfortable.
fnssrnecr-fSr New
70 forward Passengers through New York.
steamers, allowing them the privilege Of remaining Phsdtl-
ha three four days. directly upon
the arrival
shippers the DESTROYS Of shining 10
fonrg VIII please bear in mind that have made all
esay arrangements to forward Tobacco through
pounds.
Due notice will be always given In all the Daily Paper. the
city when the steamers will be ready freight
hour Of their sailing.
" D. shippers will bear In mind Bills Of LadIng must
be seat to the wharf at Rockets to be signed sailing
the steamers.
Passage through to New York LIST cabin and found %
Cape May
fAsaEe through to Philadelphia LIST cabin and
Do do do % do do do 70O
DO DO Norfolk, LIST do do geo
For freight or passage, apply to
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~ oTicE-The Of KENT, PAINE q KENT having sS
"a pired by Limitation, the subscribers have formed
Partnership admitting Mr.. ROBERT A. PAINE Partner and
will continue the business under the same style.
HORACE L. KENT,
wM G. PAINE,
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uAOM NiNG : POsTHu NOts wOHk.-Rurai Essays-
With portrait vo, cloth ~.
These Essays among efforts. from their
FRESHNESS and beauty style predict more extend.
"a popularity Than has attended his previous other
soss are prose- Ehle this q poerhe poetry Of IN
% MODERN save WadsoIh DO hpd such
ton Of her charus" - Nd'i0Hnf Dfbiocr0i
Remartec alike for elFanee Of s,ye ognay d thought
and The great experience with which they
B0r0H dn1a.
aeript. +'''
i2no. cloth, 81 rs N '
mo tales u Western m that In merit
orin Popularity those 81 Judgc Ifan" THRfdsfpls Ogss
hfe.'-dtbauV Transcript 49,
Behind the Curttn-A tale Of Fivte 12no eiofb Al a.
"A story Of county village m showing the evils ving
SHOW instead % usuness and happiness Advantages
piy anf uprghtuess IN short n bchnd
eran 70 make ono fear having drawn aside. The story
incidents. LRSrurV World - \
for sale By tua2Ol NASH W0ODHOUsE.
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81 pOL?H Afs Of tie Gec-a assemble esafT rom ~
ts ~ Irginid-on the subjects Corporations GENERALLY
on LoWnires in ToSnsJnt Stock Companies generay-oa
hank OF Cruaon,oi Bank merely Of Dvposle and
the Circulation
of Works % Internal Provisions
at session lS together with the prescribing
Regulations the Incorporation and Nn
Companies, passed 1861. -a
All Ro,s
sind should not be Without Of these Pamphlets
l ua.Q
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StREAr BARGAiNs-FRoM 4ucTIoY-Cof1p1,,a,

HEsAr hAHGAiNs0FR9Ai Acknowledgements % part
eTeFes Plain Chsngeabe Dress silks, splendid sk
french Lawns J4coaes Cambria and Checked Muin and
Dotted Swiss, Ginghaus, Prints Cloves and
Mixed Cotton Hose, Linen Cambria handkerchief BeaehrI
sAerngs aud sh!Tngz Table Linens Toilet Cover,
Dapes IoTelilgs &e iogeiher with 4
Gocds Tor men and toy which the
lie Is respectfully solicited Offer the above
goods with others at least cheaper than they
recently been sold Tor. Call and be your Judge.
macs JANIS l. cox No 10 Mai, stree,
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1N fAGIr ~ No rE III ~ ~ e

n FOREiBLB STEA NBOI y "OURTIS. aaSrtf kit,,r
Pkth, CAPT JOHs DAys-The CURTIS PECK 1H>s-x1s-<z
having just undergone thorough oycrhaulng
NE boats &C. In accordance with Congress
S on saturday morning next 10th inst
between This aud Norfolk leaving The wharf Rockets precise
AZ O'Clock Tuesday,
Thereafter, at the same hour
Returning, Norfolk
hour touching all the regular landings river going and
returning. Freight taken asusuai - -
Passage 20 Portsmouth Norfolk ......... .... %
"a rcnta each
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dNoMPOt SIC rL,lp hNTn,i-f or ,I-, N,l.tI.
U,ikE.s si,hIN,., Nr.,N IN. ,,,..E., =

ii Y springs
OF their
applicable which
eoaPSnied by a work second
edition, improved and enlarged by WIN. Burke, NJ 81
This edition contains ~ the edition
ne" matter consists principally OF notices
pF shAnnondar CaPon Berkeley and Healing Springs Auay
ss o. the Kocbridse Alum Bath Alum and Warm Springs y
Dr. Hayes, Of Boston; % the ue
Professor Rogers and OF the Iodine sulphur by Ersknr ana
CaIuther Published this day and for W. RANDOLPH
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II OOTs-BOOTS-DOU attention Of gentlemen fl.
called u the excellent supply Boots Shoes ustIaB
.ndt manufactured, Of the hes; leather my stand In me wb
Building, next door 90 Wing once. 49, 80
pains hss been sPared % obtain che best Leather
MS material aud h facilities Tor the Of Boots "A
Shoes, his work cannot be surpassed In city VIII
ng good article call and examine his Leather
their ordersi ~ ' wave
The very best article o. PE0 Boots Of the
lasi A. ong any work ~ very reducedprees
OF he and
~ Of work be had antcd rive
would urff state for The benefit
srr paredto h orders % extent HHOOtFg of nv -
ncitcf. W." '''' country
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1tiLDiNG HthDw ,Hk-we have on hand large HssoTi.
n . ment OF Bpildng Hardware, eoussing Of
Carpenters" Gen. Knob Locks, Q, :, inch p
Kim Locks with Mineral m Knobs
'FRONT.' Door Morticc IN Locks
Nortice Locks and Lstehes, with NJ
''ClaTk's" Patent Broad and Marrow But Hinges
Parliament. strap, aud HOOK I'M Eye do
Patent Blind and sash Fasteners sash Lifts e..
Wood Screws; Cut and Wrought Nails, all Sizes
Sash Cord and Sash Wrights
Axle Pules aud Bolts Of description
crate terms by r. T. MOORE A Co -
N ~,
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g. t%TDMnIEs ,8E%Ne q sgEsnon CIT 4ND

6fLOTfITNGi CLOTHING or sIrPT,Rtou err .xn
" WOhkMANSiniP-gALL AND WTNTTR ~ "a h
GOODMAN, No. i3 Hfiq areef, oJJosfts Ergs Syrs M
mont has now bic large, new Winter stort on Ry Nj,
respectfully call The attention 81 purchasers Ms ars ana
y selected assortment u Dress Coats made IN isrk
and fancy french and English Cloths Business Over Goats f
every handsome style and which cannot b. H.
neatncss u workmanship Pants and Vests m sbdie
rely Of styles qualities, ooors, price oys Cotbg
sng ~ Irock and Over Coats, Jackets Pans ys a.
FGHNsHiNo oOODa-Hs has spared pains In nstnT bi.
stock OF Fancy goods the richest consnr IN bfst "a
fancy sik ard Satin scar Cravats Ties ana s,t' an
Plush anil hcrno Mlhert, Gloves, suspendera
hr collars Socks herino and silk Under and Dra YES
From h very grea, facilities IN pureha,!ng and snuf.eu
oe29 ! ID COODwAg tat u.t. -.
HHtsB HtHDWiHE-we have just received Of direct I'm,
- raon and oner f sale, afnrhor large supply Of shsf.
Table and Dssscr, Knives and Folks
zen snd Pocket Knives IN great variety, Of T. ana
hatcher Knives; Shoe Knives
Hand, Cross Cut Pi'' M Saw and Plat Bastard PILES All
Horse, WOOD Shoe AMI Cabinet Ra,ps &C., 70 which y, pv.
VS. O. DOMAIN
10 Importers o. Hardware and Cutlery,
w. No i9Peari street.
FDARAs0Ls AND UMBRELLAs-Just received per TTofes.
- zen 1 v Matsrsd and plain H.ed ParasoIs
sur Urnbrelss all sire, and colours
hso haek Lace scarh, very rich
White DO DO DO do
Plaid Hcrnanna Do
hh .l s,1. Kid sed slk Gloves, all eoors
Isher With large and handsome Assortment Of Dress o5s
oNmeh We invite the particular attention Of Ladies
80 WARREN PERKINS,
Fo1H Eage Square.
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~ Ia the late hra Of JOHNSON cox, win continue the
Dry Goods business s. Main street. where
shall be pleased enas and the public generally
d Jat sILAS L. JOHNSON.
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o. IN0HAMe.-Lancaster oinghams; Small Check Plaid
" toh Do strped and Solid Chabray DO Black and WINE
mails ~ ''' 49, ''''' o. HARrwKEL Co.
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Nd AXE srPEnI0RI n. Ph,.lcn 1l,rn.,.. V...s.,Ia..

NJ aud AnHl Compared with otef and smsr re nv
Lon,, Ag1,st with oonrbution from John 1. Leeone
uoud IT, w Harris Asa Gray r. Cabot, LesquereIx
ward herman and eihers with Narrative ESped-
ton and HuSrations By y Cabot
This u Of the valuable scientific
pared in this country EmbodynE researches on our best
scientific men, relating hitherto
on VIII be found to contain great Of
The Illustrations, number style OF the art
Hrrel-enbracing lake and
other objects of Natural History With outline
peror. In one elegant royal octavo vol. -
yoL sale by NASH wooDHousE
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Lrrrvcs-Eariy Cabbage, Roy.
al, do, curied India, Brovn
Dutch. Green and white Cos,
Mklos-Nutmes and ciiron.
NAsrrxrfrx.
Geld. - =
PARstKr-Curled.
PAksSrr-suKar. o. "i n....
PkAs--LAndrsthf Extra, Early
Frame, Large Marrowfat, Dwarf,
do, Peruvian, do.
Psrrsa-Piekhne, Large Sweet
PrhrKtx- rEr7I'rft Fi1i1Tf Z
RADlsn--Long salmon, Lonx
Scarlet, White rurnip, Red, do,
Black spanish. ' -
inrBAhn. IN ..I.Y
SAIsAFr. ....
SPINACH. r....
SouAsH.
TukSrr-Fiat Dutch, RED Tor,
large Globe, Ru,a Bsgs, Large
Norfolk. - =
Por HKRBs-Assortment.
rom ID. Landreth, are offered or
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BkEr-Long blood, Mans,e
,war,.el, French sugar, Early
bkAss-Large Windsor, Red
specified Valentine, hInn
lima.
Baocooli-Purpie Cane. Ger
man Scotch kale. -
Commercially York. Lsrue
York, Ok Heart, barry sugar
Loaf, Early Batters-a, Drum.
head, do, SAVOY, Green Curiesi
sayoy, FIAT Dutch. Red Du,ch.
Philadelphia --- -
casRor-Long Orange, Early
Horn, Aitringhsm. =
CAuL,FLowER-Early ana lat.
cEtkAr-white aud Red, so
CRESs-Curlei.
Plant.
Eco PiASr-Purple.
kspivE and LKxK.
LcckRSE sEED. ..
NO sccds. excent tha.e r.,..g~.
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ILACksNTTIis' TOOI-we respectfully can the attentI
- OF those IN want o. Biacksmis Tools, assortne
which IL now very complete, consisting Of:
n9n , hole ADD Common Anyis, from 50 70 zoo lbs
Blacksmitha Bellows, from - 70 80 inch
"Atwood's" siedge and HandIfamraers
stock and Dies; single and Double Hand screv Plates
IarreTs Knives, Butchers Rasps and Piles
49, Horse shoes, and "Gdmn's"f Hone Shoe Nails.
An Of which shan be sold accommodating terms.
.,, p r. MOORE 90,
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ntssoLUrioN ofCo-rsnrNtitsHiI-rhs business here.
cox, is this dissolved by The business
Of the late nrn viii be closed by sLAs l. JOHNSON.
' . sii.As l.. JOHNSON, =,
Ja4 JAS. T. cox.
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WHaasyr No n, yo,,. I,sa sAy.s.,

%tttNtIE M sIUNE MD, Corner OF SiI
and Vain streets, Ncnond, Va. times prepared
furnish Monuments Marble Tomb Head Stones Of
PATTERN Marble Mantepces, Marble Work cabins
any work OF the kind of the best materials
hshmeni oetNcen Boston and New Orleans.
Having extensive Granite
aud oil quality not 10 he
he also engages TO put Granite Fronts
Kind OF house work, In the reliable
patch and upon such fail please
Grauits farnished Of specified Sizes cutters
rough Granite for work
N Having recently engaged experienced
mill
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Two MKRCHANTs VINO IyTEvD 0PFNfNo NEW sEr,
-, ~ o. BOOKS TIE iu JuJY-A MORRIS, Bcotbnder, Pub
her and booksecr " Main would Respectfully
70 ssfehan who connpis epenng sets q Books IN July
ana desire superior Books ruled ~ "a best onae aDd made
ne pest mstsas % send IN ner orders as once that n
R,.bndng n every variety sxsoutsd the manner
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-03-03

ELEGANT OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES The Paris
correspondent ofthe New York Express thus de-
scrlbes some of the amusements of Napoleon the
Third
L'Empereur S'Gmuse..-I believe | have au-
ded to some ofthe awful dolngs at Compiegne,
during the sojourn of the Court there. One day
bright idea struck the Emperor. lie collected
rumber of the ladies in the grand paror, signI-
fed to them to divesl themselves of their clothing,
and then made them scramble for diamonds lie
spent Two or three hundred francs in this way.
Several ladies of high rank took part in these
Olympian sports. This is perfectly well known
in Paris, and His Majesty's supporters are the
first to acknowledge his unbuunded licentious-
ness. SAID one OF his most eager admirers to me
the other day:-Sa Uie politique est tres belle,
mais sG Uie priaee est infdme
Here is another incident of the Compicgne
campaign. One day the Emperor wanted to be
amused, and sent to Paris for Mile Page, whose
conduct, regret to say, is not always such as a
stern moraiist could approve. She went out by
the evening train. 1t was at this moment that
His Majesty was taken sick, and he was unable
TO see her, The next morning, the Chamberlain
of the palace was announced in her parlor. He
expressed to the fair lady the regret Of the Empe-
ror at not being able to to pay his compliments in
person, but begged her to accept from his Alajes-
ty, the pocket-booll which he held in his hand
She took 1t, and was surprised 10 hnd in il bills to
the amount OF twenty five thousand francs. Such
munlhcence was entirely without example. She
murmured her thanks, and was in few hours
back IN Paris agnin Hardly had she left, when
gentleman, appointed TO diplomatic mission,
| knocked at the chamberlain door. He had come
to receive his outfit and his last instructions
| The chamberlain handed him his papers and
black pocket book The minister opened il and
found there the enormous sum OF 500 francs The
wreched chamberlain had confounded The two
| pocke-books, and had given the diplomatic the
wages of the light o. love- He sent offan aid de
camp at once 90 Paris, who brought back the fol-
lowing epistle from MILE Page:
My Dear ChGmberlain-
When you will give me an assurance over the
Emperor's signature, that the 25 900 francs were
not for me, | will refund the "a, 500 to which you
lay claim. Yours, ever, PAGE.
The poor man did not dare TO acquaint His
Majesty with his carelessness, and wasobged TO
makeup the sum himself This quid pro quo,
one OF the neatest extant is 10 be introduced into
comedy, upon which the author is now engage
ed. The and the circumstance will, of
course, be so disguised as to render discovery i'm
possible.
lady of considerable pretensons 10 morality
was among the guests invited to Compeigne; and
only stayed two days, having seen quite enough
IN that time of the pastime of crowned heads
She quit the chateau in disgust In short, the
court OF LOUIS Napoleon is the most ind ,ecen
court under The canopy ofheaven.
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CONGRESS-,

WASHINGTON, March l.,
SENATE. = The Post Route bill was passed.
The Civil and Diplomatic Appropriation bill
was taken up. An amendment appropriating
$4,000 for heating, lighting, and refurnishing
the Presidents house, was adopted. Mr.. Mason's
amendment to repeal duty on railroad iron was
voted down yeas 10, nays SO.
The Deficiency bill was returned from the House
with several amendments disagreed to- The Sc
nate insisted on its amendments, and Commit.
tee was ordered
HoUsE.-The consideration of the Army bill
was resumed in Committee the Whole The
Senate amendments were taken up and the one
appropriating 100000 for the defence of San
Francisco, was non-concurred in. Ayes 66, nays
II.
Mr. Dean offered an amendment in view of the
recent proceeding by the Spanish Government, at
Havana, placing $4,000 900 at the disposal ofthe
President in case of any exigency arising, prior to
the first Monday in December next. Ruled out
of order
The amendment appropiatng $3.50, coo to make
explorations and surveys for a Railroad from the
Mississippi to the Pacific, was agreed to. Ayes
so, Mes 80.
The remaining amendments appropriating for
Notifications in Florida Georgia, South Carolina
Maryland, Delaware, Maine, and Massachusetts,
were seyerally non-eoncurred in.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-03-03
To Physicians Throughout the U. States.
W0Ve's Cele5rated Sehiednm Aromntic lSohnnn,,s

WoDe'S celebrated Schiedam aromatic Sobna,,ns.
lEEMlNG L unnecessary TO remind any regular
> member OF The Medical profession, ofthe establish
ca Medical properties Of PURE HOLLAND GIN in many
uIsedses o. dfopsca tenjenc, respectfully invite your
examination To very super article, manufactured bv
myself exclusively, az rcHIEDAm, in HOLLAND, by n
process peculiar 10 my Factory IL Is aavored and
medcaed, not by the common harsh berry, but by The
cholce botanical variety of the aromatic Iaan hummer
berry, whose vnons extract il DISTILLED nnd yst,i
fled with It's spruous solvent ind ihas beeomos a
ctntr9led ncture Of exquisite flavor and nrna alto
gether uanscendent IN its cOrdiu aud medicinal nrop
critics, 10 any Holland Gin heretofore kaown
anna inc lnhnx 81 Inferior Installations with which the
market Ia now Hooded physicians lind no little difficulty
In procuring good and pure Gin, which ihey can me-
sciDe WIN confidence In It's benen fetal effects "A nm
importer OF twenty years standing in the city of New
york. aud possessing matured experience In the man.
u0'u,e VI loand "n, especially. beg 10 submit 10
you. attention, my AROMATIC scnfEDAM scnHApps.D
az one which cannot fail realize your utmost expect
auohs ana shall be happy 70 forward 10 Won bottle
" W. Hce ol chhtge IN answer TO letter intimating
your readiness to accept IL.
" nov scarcely one year, since have prepared aud
distributed my schloda Gin oxcluslvely or madIcnnl
PurpoSesi yet within hat brief PERIOD have received
numerous Letters, both from PhyacisnA and patients,
,eslylng 70 ltH really extraordinary efficiency In Gravel,
imepieht Dropsy, aud affections Of the Kidneys, and
nladder genernlly also, In Dyspeptic Maladies when
taken 10 proper quantities, nv uie drink and eapeoal
AZ uinnef y found by uniform experience TO be- eni-
hohlly ehlohciOus IN the most obstinate casea when
even we pest OF the usual remedies have failed to afford
wou'a yelu similar results with precision aud Ger.
.any 20 yonr own probes ionhl experience. 1hs Arc
biho schledam schnapps IL put up IN strong bottles
pps unu quarts, neatly covered aud labelled, with my
nne embossed on me boltle, also, lac smile Of NY
signature on tho label, and my sea upon the cork with
an essay upon its properties,
UDoLpno WOLFE, Imporle,.
mars dSmls 2a Beaver street, New Yoik
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-03-03

The CLIMAX OF PEEURY-We remember an
old lady who was so remarkably economical that
she had pair of shoes made for her little girl ,oih-
gut sotes, for fear she would wear them out This
lady, however, was no match for Mr. Watson, uncle
to the late Marquis Of Rockingham, man of inl-
mense fortune, of whom it is related that finding
himself dying, he desired friend to open for him
drawer, IN which was an old shirt, that he might
put II on. Being asked why he wished to chang
his linen, and he so i'll, he replied: ''Because am
told that the shirt that die in must be the nurses
perquisite, and that is good enough for her ., This
was as bad the woman who with her last breath.
blew out an inch Of candle, "because," SAID She, ii
can see to die in the dark. "-Portiand Transcript.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-03-03
BY IT LIE G R A p H
TO THE WORCESTER DAILY SPY
CONGRESS.
WAsH1SeToN. March 2

NASHlN0TON, ndlNh -
SEEATE.-Mr Hunter, OF Virginia, reported back
to the Senate the Indian and Navy bills, the former
with, and the latter without, amendment.
The Senate resumed the consideration of the Civil
and Diplomatic bill. The amendment to admit,
free of duty, machinery for preparing flax, was
adopted.
The amendment reservng from sale sx-mile Sec
tions of public lands, through which State railroads
shall be constructed, except to actual settlers, was
lost
HoUsE.-The House took up the amendments of
Senate, to the Armory bill, which yesterday re
ported from the Committee of the Whole. Most of
the amendments for Notifications agreed to,
thus reversing the action of the Committee. The
amendment authorizing commiss Toner 10 inquire in
to the superntendency of the national armories,
debated. The yeas and nays were taken upon
agreeing to the
The House proceeded to act on the Senates amend
ments to the army bill. That approprialing $780,
600 Tor detences San Francisco was concurred
in yeas 70, nays &c. The following were also con.
CURED in; For the army in Boston Harbor, $45,-
O00 Fort Winthrop, Governors Island, Boston
Halbor, $3S.573.