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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-12

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ID IsasloNp ANp rkItasssURe RAuaeAp.-scsf-
departure Of The Trains win b a. niio.s;
Leave. Richmond daily, sunday. ssespses O'Clock A NJ
Leaves rsssrsSurs daily, sunday. s.ssPss O'clock
Leaves Richmond daily, q, toeloes, ?. NJ
Leaves Petersburg daily.at AZ O'Clock, a. N
csar,n over Tire. and over year.
sscSans Of 10 esnts each when ticket.
are At the ONCE and persons getting on the
sss1:ssa S NTH Bland Ds5o Western
oresas.eOiOash, North carOlna, GSS
s s:.;ssy.' !: T. I: IFS
Tickets to Weldon, DO DO s."
Richmond Mondays Wednesday,, and Friday, at n
S ss sss,s 10 s ,G sOs
the intermediate places -
PARE to Norfolk rOrtsmOuth, or Old POint..'
Ts fsss, on Il. article: for Norfolk and Fc.oa,S and the
different landings the River, be paid in advance
Servants travelling BY themselves must be FURNISHED with two
expressly pass they permitted
car. or Boat As the case MAYBE -yos non,xr.n...
VNoR NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH AND Old ~s-u
28s t 81 G sra Urs
% the y
places, until the Augusta is completed.
The 0Ssse will be under The 2, S s WIN smith
tnosn to the travelling community on the Potomac and James
The Cars running with the Coffee the
aS md s ssas pP 0G s. ns
morning thereafter, at the same hour.
aa the coses s s. Norfolk Saesns od
Point the bathing and at the different landing
between Richmond and Norfolk, Old Point, Ae % %
Pare between Richmond and Grove 80
children year. year. Of age
want. through. 50
THos DoDiMEAD, superintendent,
once OF the R. a P R. R. Company, June a'th, is's
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'iS pA%o nnHEorirk AMI, psaeisvd by MhirEHu ksT
with all the improvements Of the for
himself worldwide reputation, gained by pre-
vmnence without OF such assertions
o years OF study and adopting all the
which hav, rapidly each other
Tie has gained the highest distinction Artist bearing
palm OF victory when competing with the Artists Of this other
ands Mr. W. has also highest honors
confidence and public
Of patrons who daily his GAcry
not only Of their
possessors.
stereoseopie Ltenesses improved
Every vrriety Of Cases. Frames Loeke constantly
and at the most satisfactory prices.
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Nen rHk VIRGINIA sPRENcR-- -
Through ~ CANAL PHeksts - BschAnAn, ~
ana Stages 20 the Red busst and sweet
- - ~ No
w..se sulphur, OF 90
fhrosfh ~ Canal LyneAsarE Tennessee Railroad,
Sases 70 The Red sweet and Sweet ts 90
Leave RsA%opS ds, !, i.si;; s..,. 4, 90
@ az Ssandays ezespiedJ and arrive Lynch
~ We white sulphur the third day At p N. "
~ ~ tAAs kosfs tA~~e Only ousiles sfaOin0.
and Ten
Aroad leaving daily at Bonsseis Al
A. rom thence By Stage rs miles, Mountain Iou.r ar
~ Leave NEXT A NJ Al daylight,
sweet springs mlies thence
@"n" IVA as az ~ 10 A. NJ in lsss than An
ssSs,s,, distance By stage any than the
PASSENGER for the Natural Bridge Lexington Rocibrdr. and
hath Alum Warm and Hot springs Daily lin.
Stages AT Gtmers MIL miles Natural nris, sor,
thence 70 Lexington IL and om 10 Rorh Ann M
miles Leave Richmond ats r. NJ, Al the N.tay.i
Bridge second day att r. NJ. and Lexington At p. NJ
kearnng leave the White sulphur at r. Sweet
ked Sweet ate NJ and arrive at the Mountain
Leave next at daylight and arrive Bonssch, al
NJ and In Lynshsurs BY M connect there the
connsetns With the Northern Southern Cara and
with the Norfolk Amboats - ~
Passengers for Cumberland H.. rarmvie and
u H. willeave Richmond NOaddy, lridav
connect with the Stages
NHrefag and Sifsrddy.-Fdre %. -
rlRE FROM stcuxoxp
10 Lenngton. 90 Rock. Alum Springs. 90.
" Natural Bridge....... 90. bath Alum Springs 9
. passsrs Springs. 80 .w. and II. Springs 50.
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purchasing tickets the Office in Richmond
those who take the cars where no tickets sold.
The rates for children for thoe three
twelve years OF
passenger taken point not designated viii required
to the charge from the last designated point
desiring to leave the train point snaed viii pay
the charge to the next place designated.
Passengers taken point
another point the road will not be charged
and no charge viii be made for distance than 5
No baggage except small carpet bags ladies'
Ae that are not likely to nure the furniture cars
permitted on the passenger
Nothing except wearing apparel and the usual
ces for travellers will be allowed to be baggage
the company viii not be responsible for goods specie bills notes
eweTy, anything
Tor that only when placed In the baggage
passing backward and forward cars
notion "
Passengers will not be permitted to stand the platforms
the when In motion.
Passengers requested to KEEP THEIR FEET OFF THE
SEATS, or from otherwise deaeing the cars
Please the incyty want
Of poene on the part Of the eondueiors baggage
ct agents, others.
The Express Trsin going either way up
down the Port wAlthai Clover hin functions
Halfway Station and Manchester and points
circumstances.
The Mail Train will stop either following named points
and at other pacesSvif Creek Watha Ven
eys Crossing Clover Hill Junction. Halfway station Kingland
crossing 6regoTys Crossing, Rees Turnout Philips Crossing
Temples Turnout and Manchester.
By ORDEE TuE BOARD or DRECToRs.
N
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on 70 his beautiful Of ROSEWOOD MAHOGANY and
very materials
and viii be sold OwPee. and
any description viii do e to call and examine his stock before
purchasing elsewhere He guarantees to sell at prices low
articles the quality be bought ofthe Northern
sHUcK, ana SPRING MATTRESSES BEDS hi,
Old Mat;reses sofa. and Chairs. viii be repaired prmpty
GNDkKrAkLNGTo This branch OF business he VII give per'o
orders at the shortest noe He viii keep constantly
s fao Rre 0' READY ''''
The patronage country respectfully solicited.
ARDwARE AND CUTLERY FOR THE SPRING
1ehan Ps MseSsa HSe.sResp. and the public
those favor, have extended invite their
rseevd and opened for the Spring trade He will
tie iseai1s a a5i6 dfa. .'i blade.
weeding; Killing and Grabbing Hoes
RasoLs and Scissors Of Buteher wOenhOlm and Rodgers
E E and 6 Cork. q ss ssSy T ase,IP s RI
Copper Wash Kettles
Hollow Ware Of all description
Soup DEs'is5 an article nice for making soup
Filth, Halter, and Breast Chains
s aas' and and I asy yoI q sySy s Kind
Horse shoes Burdens make and Griin'S Horse Nails
wrought and Cut nails ali sizes
Hammers Hatehes, and AdIesi all 'iEe'a
Hand Psnns Tenant, Mn. Pit, and cro..-cuts.
Counter scale, and Patent Ralahees Platform scales
BeI9Fs, Anvi:s, and vices Files Of every description
Ausef', chi.els, MArets, Squares, and Bsvis
Bench and No, Moulding al, Planes MT, MN,
Ga 9Tss And Male No H Sin5, and Blind Brides
Saylor Cas-. Steel al & and Sppe ,o eo2o no u .ea
Safety Fuse Of the best quality
Brown and Bieaehed Shoe thread
Horse shoe CoiS Tooth lair FLOOR srubbinE aSd Counter
Bshs Tn eTIy 9fT article usually found in houses in our
be offered on the very best terms.
to boy Of Us. RoBERTsoN, GATES RGTCiiFFE,
mhxR No 6S Sign Of the Anvil
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GtADDLERY, &c-The respectfully informs his
- friends public generally that he has taken
below Mesrs Webb, Bacon Co.. where
large every saddlery
his himself
experience in his business that his
relied In addition business have added
all kinds Of Horse and Mule Collars which
a. o a. ar be purchased at the North.
County will hnd greatly their
themselves which win sell cash.
credit punctuAl customers.
mhlp-du JOSEPH H. COLQUTTT Agent.
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gRAcoN = n,skERvnAK ORPEn ron SALE.
- los bids View Orleans
lH3 o. Porto REQ
81 bbs JqUgARa
10 bbis C1nse
90 bags Rio
$40 d. faguaya
81 Pockets Java (COTFyF.
10 bales Mocha
~ bags Cape
52 bids Porto Rico snd Cuba Bfoiatset.
125 bbis New Orleans do
% " Suyar House syrup do
~ hhds Bacon
~ parsHEes Green and Black Teas
lsa boErt Adamartinc and Tal0W Candles
Turrtntre Soap
" keys Nails and spikes
49, l09 eases Mass siick fcOrice
Pmeno, PcpJer Ginger, Painted Buctets Bed Cords md
ladng Lines wrapping Paper Blasting Powder Candle WICK
rnf ana blasting Powder Cigars, Hoop Iron Blister Steel
Nindov Giasa, starch, Porter Ale. ausi-dGrtf
UfssENTfAL OIL ALNONDs-5O lbs very superior a. To-
~ bsceonists, Tor sale ~ BENNETT a BEFRs
~" Druggists.
CASES EXTRA FINE GUNPOWDER TIA, receiving and for
- fhc1 Dslsl LEWIS WEBB SON
ENRE AND WEATHER PROOY PAfNTs'50 bbii snver'seei-
ebraed Fe fo Paints warranted The best and cheapest
isnt ever used also 90 glons cheap OH o using IT,
ht nlsy BENNETT DKERB,
NV DrnefGtI,
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orrcr r. p a P. n. r. Co, [
Richmond, May -, 1854. ( ielo


UMfoitrNNr NorlCk-srEAMERs BELvLA ~.-.n
Il DERE AND PoCAHoNrAS-Until further ts,S<Aet,r
both OF the above will remain
between RICHMOND AND BALTIMORE connecting
latter place With the Ericsson Steam Propeller via Canal Phia
delphA.
BELvIDERE Captain GaOrd leave Baltimore every
SATURDAY Afternoon Returning she will leave Richmond
PoCAHuNTAs Captain, Jones' leave Baltimore every
WEDNESDAY Returning, she Richmond
SATURDAY afternoon thus Aorng the
the expeditions whee
ing ttsbur Cincinnati and the south and West generally. For
height apply to LUDLAM a WATSON.
n MON > -HIP CONiPANN'- IiNE
u sTEaME1is-For Philadelphia every Monday tsttS
AID THURSDAY Via Norfolk and Cape May-.oaer SRxfS
CITY or RICHNOSi, Captain Mitchell, Steunler
VIRGINIA., Captain Teal, and the PENIS EINII,
Capt BaymoreOne u these splendid steamships will leave Rich
touching Cape May land Returning PhA
phia wednesday aud Saturday at 10 O'Clock A. NJ until
n1ther notice.
Passengers for Cape May their by taking
tits is in addition TO being the cheapest the
expeditions and comfortable.
Pa~en-rrsf Nork-wehave gemens
forward passengers through New either
steamers allowing privilege remaining
lha days. proceed directly New York.
The arrival Of the steamers.
shipP-r. -TobAeeonists shipping
say TO forward Tobacco through 6 100
POUNDS.
be always given n Daily Papers
when the will be ready receive freight and the
hour OF their sailing.
n b. tppsrs viii in mind Ladlng must
be sent to the wharf at Rockets be signed before the sailing OF
Passage through New York found, % 90
Passage through PEladeiphl Is, cabin and found
Do do Norfolk, LIST do do 90
ROBERT RANKIN, Aren't,
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u>o TMbrh GkrrfRs-PRoPosAIs FOR suIs-pro.
posas will he received Rhmond ara Pc
specifications below, CANNON" 1"i'
rS ton ss Ios rsos TKAcr-The Stills are to be
or post oak chesnu from bad mot.
rot wind shakes other detects caeuln,ed 10 nsI
strength OF durability and long not ,r.. thar
neh's diameter at the small be baked AMI
or two sides and parallel heart The 10
oe inches apart ht end Of the OF 10
Inc SAID slls are TO be delivered Richmond
E roi Maha or on the line Of the Road psc ed
oy the convenient the ana 10 he IT,
.ne npsuhtendent or sueh appoint
'"e "o'e =" oe uehNered ~ the lst 81 March, sS4.
GA, ,nnn IHOs DoDAMEAD, Superintendent
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NJ 0T1CR-The
~ the style oUARLEs BROOKE and will continue the Hat
and shoe Buzne the old stand Of the senior Partner
HENRY W. QUARLES,
ROBERT T. BROOKE.
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49, sssa NSR s9@ -

HNh.As, L.. ROUTE-N~w Com rprta-
NJ bic scheducs- Tsrfcs DnQy yroa Richrnord Hsr
Iorh s's.A ,sens' q Pa.ssnesr. a.d Rgyage -o~oA e
or-veon and amer the 18th Of following quick
comfortable schedules will inland
Richmond and New York Lesv. Richmond O'Clock
NJ and O'Clock. p NJ; New York daily A. NJ,
5P NJ.
T.re to Washington Is, class seats
Baltimore st ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, 6 o.
Philadelphia LIST ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. s N
PhlAdrphia ,aye lime. daily
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WNTEIiEsTING FAiSiRIis-we believe will be inter.
estng the Virginia, they
Furniture in Richmond better terms than in NORTH
Market the lately
Farmers Furniture who have priced goods and
the North purpose buying finding could
Richmond
Therefore, bring
their produce and take home manufactures.
JONES 4 HARDWOOD,
sells Opposite Exchange Bank, Richmond Va.
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on THos. DoDAMEAD, Superintendent
Omee a r. r. Co August 9. lsas.-nnli r
EXCHANGE BOOKSTORE.

UpMONA-rhe subscriber has this day nom his
no former place OF business Pearl
Pros" Warehouse recently erected Cary street. bytWen IAN
ana 'h streets immediately above the Auction Store
port Allen Cod where lac will TAolssa, Grocer
and u'T""'issfon business Gs heretofore. H. SKINNER
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4 FORT1BLE STEA NBOA r "CURTISSllS5+s&ff.s
PEtH" Carr. ions DAyIs-The CURTIS PECK
having undergone thorough oyeThaunR tted with
life boats pumps, In accordance with the
will saturday morning 10th inst the regular
between this and Norfolk leaving the wharf at Rockets precise
O'Clock every Tuesday, Thursday Saturday mornings
Thereafter, at the same hour.
Norfolk each
hour touching all the regular landings the river going
returning. Freight taken a usual.
Passage to Portsmouth or Norfolk. .........s2
Meals
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IRON, sTEh L. TIN PLATEs tons Iron comprising
full assortment Common English American Rolled
Hammered, swedes, and English Re hned Iron.
roo bundles Hop Band, and Rod
2,0 do American and English Sheet do
IS do Russia Sheet do
20 Cast u Shear
10 tons American and English Bis cred do.
$50 boxes Tin Plates
Also Sheet Zine. sper Copper Block Lead
Wire, sPrlter Solder, Ae. For sale by = sKINRER
anz8 Cary e., between IL and 18th sts.
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DUMESTIC GOODS,
The whole comprising extensive and .l .
Dry Goods exhibited a Virginia - 're 'SS. VI
We have also complete stock Of
-, READY MADE CLOTHING
len Is much larger than
and Workmanship 's'' wv" ~ REGARDS style
we solicit call from visiting thI, mar.
ket ana have only 70 d M Ion ~.
same goods are sold In any Rdrkst "a country '
Au.o KENT PAINE a rpNr
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pE I'm FRY

n HAVE In store al offer for sale large lot Of Luz
Il bins and Preston Merrils Panel Extra EIDE q Co.'s
Hedyosmia, John Moakim's Nonpariel Perfume, raley
a. Cos Ess Sweet Brian Piyers Triple Ext patchouya and
Lavender Water, Mnugenet CoudIoy's Victoria rer-
iume, Joseph Aut Parma, Francois Maria Farina Jean
Red Stamp Colognes, Jean Moitet's imported Orange
Flawer Water, with great variety Of domestic Co.
lognes, aud other Perfume all Of which warranted
genuine and true 10 their name Also, the largest as
sortnent of Essential Oils in the city.
marl6 l.. 4. LAZELL, Druggist, 201 Main 81.
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Pure Live Geese Feathers,

We have the best lot of Feathers that have been Of
iered in this market for 10 years. and warranted TO
give entire satisfaction. We havea very good article
Of Feathers which we can sell for 25 and 81 l-2 cts
n
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House and Lot at Auction
Extensive Sale at Auction
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.

9 w. SELBY q co. will sell at
Ne HORTICULTURAL HALL
on FRIDAY, April 29th, commencing at O'clock and
continuing through the day, very urge assortment
IL SOFAS, various styles, Is Mahogany Bureaus
Secretaries, 81 Cottage Btdseads, IS Common do. 10
Feather Beds, Hair Mattresses, rs Mattresses Bed
Clothing, IS Looking Classes $50 Cane Seat Chairs IS
Rocking do 80 Wood Seat do, Extension Dining Ia
bes, Mahogany do, Common do, Wash Stands Ores
sing abes, Mahogany Gard and Genre Tables Iig
Stands. Wash SINKS Hair Cloth Rocking Chairs fIat
Trees Chldrcn's Chairs, Tubs, Pals, Hall and Solar
Lamps, French Card Tables, Carpets, Linen Table
ClOh Cooking and Parnr Stoves, with great variety
of other articles enumerated
No postponement on accoun. of the weather.
The articles will be ready Tor exhibition on Thursday
evening previous TO the sale
s. w SELBY, e. Co. Auct's.
Worcester, April 18Th, 1853. ap2O w2w
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE,

by License of Court, will be sold at Public Auction
ID on The premises in Worcester, on
TUESDAY,, the Sd dag Of May nert
at ii O'Clock, A NJ, the following Real Estate lately
owned and occupied Icy the Rev. George p Smith de-
ceased and pleasantly situated Sycamore ami Bea-
con streets, in said Worcester, consisting of Dwell
ing House and about 10000 Square Feet of Land which
VIII he sold with the house, ii lots will best suit
the purchasers.
The House is nearly new thoroughly built with se
pest oil materials, and in modern style. 1t contains Is
comnodlous and well arranged Rooms warmed hv
good Furnace, or otherwise if desired. Within about
~ ieet from The house is well OF good water and
iiom which the water is conveyed by pipes to the
kitchen. w
Upon the land there is good supply of shrubbery
and a great variety OF Ornamental and choice Frnit
Trees
ET Those who wishing to make a safe invest
ment and secure for themselves pleasant residence
are respectfully invited to examine the premises before
the sale, which be done by applying 10 John A
DANA EsI No. Central Exchange, or TO the sub-cr-
Der, IN Worcester. CALEB DANA, Admir-.
w sELBY q CO., Auctr
worcester, April II, 1853 ap9 dtsw3w
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ATTENTION ALL!

"a. THE subscriber respectfully wishes to in
~ form his old patrons and the public that he
%%~ has taken the Store formerly occupied by l..
~ ii. UPTON, where ne intends selling at the
lowest market prices, all the latest Style of
Bonnets, Ribbons, and Millinery Goods.
Also, good assortment Of KID & SILK GLOYES,
EMBROIDERIES. &C., &c
o. Old Bonnets Bleached and Pressed in the la, est
styles. j. s. RAND
April 2, 1852. ap4 d3w No | Waldo Block.
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NEW ARRIVAL OF BOOKS,

AT KEITH & CO.'S,
No. $50 Main Street.
ID UR Al ESSAYS, with Memoir, by A. j. Downing.
H. Behind the Curtain.
Legends Of the West, by james Hall.
Came Hunt by ]. w. Fabens.
Every day Scripture Reading, by J. Blake
Notes and lamentations to the text of Shakspeare's
Plays, by ]. Payne Collier.
English Soldier in The U. S, Army.
Michaud's History of the Crusades, vols.
The Mother and her Offspring, by Dr. Tracy
Yusef, Cruise in the East by Ross Browne.
Lovers Stratagem, or the two suitors.
Minide's Mech-nicBl Drawing, in l2 Nos
The Works Of VIM. II. Seward, vols. Royal Octave.
Summer Cruise in the Mediterranean, by N. Parker
Willis.
Guide for the Young by VIM. w Pe.
The Old Mau's Bride by T. S. Arthur.
Jeames's Diary from Punch, &C., by Thackersy.
Agnes Sore by G. II. James.
Harry Mir, Story Of Scottish Life
Shady Side If Life in a Country Parsonage.
History Of English Literature, by WIN. Spauding.
Louis XVII, of France. he Bourbon Prince.
Child's History of England, by chas Dickens.
Ap29 DIFF
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Shorts-Shorts!
TOR sale low for Cash, by p LOTHRoP,
Il aPl4 daw3m 26 Mechanic ST.
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EmhrnidariaS

Just Received l Case RICH EMBROLDERIES,
" consisting of
Rich Printed Collars, in Muslin, Jaconett, and Lace
Sc Sleeves, do do.
Under Hdkf's, do. do.
&C Bands, do 60.
Rich IRsertngs and Edgings do do.
Embroidered Linen Handk erclliefs
Dem Wells, Lace Capes Ladies' Dress Caps Head
Dresses, &c. MILES d BROWNING,
arc DIFF 100, corner of Main and Walnut SITS.
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Signs. Store Curtains, Stencils, &c.

vI,RtjNKs, Umbrellas, &C., letered at short notice
stencils cut and Door Plates painted, at o36 Main
81, Paine's Block. EDWIN GLEASON
apis d3wt
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WANTED
Sight Restored,


GPECTACLES no longer needed. BY the use Of a
~ simple instrument invented by the subscribers,
Sight may be retained through life without glasses,
or II may be restored aeraasses have been worn many
years, This wonderful effect is produ ed without paln
or Inconvenience. Certificates cure from Rev. O. @.
Fumey, John X. stuyvesant, Esq, p ]. Devines, Esq
and others Of equal responsibility, be seen at
our Office Tho efficacy Of the Cups was shown by
experiments in recent lecture in Rome by our agent,
DIR. q. II. Brainatd.
The Cups viii be forwarded 20 any person by mail
on receipt Of So. Agents wanted.
Y. BALL & CO.,
npls dsm No. 100 Nassau st., N. Y.
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BLACK SILKS.

HE public have feared for the past few years 10 buy
L BLACK SILKS, in consequence Of the miserable
goods sold IN the market. But l have overcome the
difficulty, and am selling the best article made in
the world. on which give WRITTEN WARRANTS Money
refunded If the Silks DO give satisfaction After an
experience of four years, have never known one to
mch2l daw6w No q FIaog,s Bock
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C. G.. Flanders,

Q. G. EIanderS,
AS now in Store and offers Tor sale low for Cash
Ii the following articles
II bbls. Pow. and Crushed SUG AIRS.
20 do. A. b. and G. Refined do.
10 his. P Rico and Muscovado do
Il boxes Bro Havana do.
10 his. P. R. and Ne y O. MOLASSES.
10 chests Old and Young Tyson TEAS.
10 do EAira Fine Oolong and N. Yong do.
10 boxes No. and Extra No l SOAPS.
10 do. Bets Keudalrs Chem. do.
All of which will be sold at a small advance for
Cash. al No. Souhbridge Street
Worcester April rs, 1858. d3w
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NEW MUSIC.

ERoM New York, Philadelphia, and Boston.
Il A. MARSH at 1924 Main street, offers fol sale a
large assortment of new and fashionable Music.
Fairy Polka.
Plume Polka
Prairie Lilly Waltz
Morning Star Waltz.
Silver Blnffwoods Minsrels
AT eve upon the lone sea shore.
Joe Hardy-Song
They've Sold Ne Down the River. ap9 diff
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Perry & Andrews
PIANO FORTE AND MUSIC ROOMS.

No Harrington Corner, Worcester, Mass
THE subscribers offer for sale Lemue Gilbert's Pa.
tent-action and.Boudoir PIANO FORTES of DIFF
ferent styles,
The Octave, in Carved Cases,
the and Octave in plain round and round Cases
the and Octave in square Cases, with prices varying
from $500 TO $500 The Boudor style which is su-
peIior 10 Others in form and tone the Octave in
carved Cases the Octave in plain Gases prices flom
$3.50 TO $500. III the above have Giberps Patent
4cti0n and are superior any Others in the Market
and will be sold or exchanged on favorable terms.
also, Seraphiaes, LEOgianS and Melodians,
from the best Makers Music Books OF all kinds.
choice selection of New Sheet Music Piano Stools
Shireys Furniture Polish, &C. Pianos let tuned and
repaired. EMERY PERRY, Professor, and
ap27 dawtf A. ANDREWS, Teacher of Music
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-04-28
Silk Bonnets,

O41A bVUuCISi
OUR Millner having retul ied from New York with
the latest Spring Styles of Silk Bonnets we are
prepared to receive orders for all kinds OF Silk Grape
and Lawn Hats. In the above department will only
say, that we employ MineIs that have had long exDer
fence in the most fashionable cities, and can assure
those having work done our Rooms not only neatly
made goods but fashionable styles Ladies' are invited
TO call and examine. MILES d BROWNING
ape diff 100 Main street