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CONWAY MUTUAL FIRE ms. co.,
u CONWAY, MASS.-Persons wishing to insure onthe
Mutual PLAN in a safe dividend paying Co., are invited
to make application There two classes of risks taken
by this Co.. the hazard Of class in no case affecting
the other. Risks upon Farm Houses, Barns and their
contents and Dwellings in cities and villages, are takenin
the first class, at low rates of premium.
In the second class more hazardous description OF
property taken higher of premiums but no spe-
cial hazards taken aany price, By dividing It's RISKS
this Company is able do the business Of two distinct
Companies, at small expence, relatively. By prudent
management economy of expenditure, and prompt and
honorable dealing this Co. has obtained the public conf
dence and will eneayor preserve it by future fair deal
ing This Co. has made assessments, and, pros
pered heretofore, will be constant dividend paying
Co. Applications for insurance can be made to LEWIS
O. MUM, at Real Estate Agency, 233 Main street, up
stairs.
DREoToRs--James S. Whitney, Asa Rowland Edmund
Burke, L. D. Hamilton, Franklin Chids Conway; b. w.
Cushman, Bernardston }. b. Whitney, Shelburne Falls;
Wait Bement, Ashfed; Lewis Bodman, Williamsburg;
Walter II. Bowdain, springield William Elliot Green
field; D. f. McGilvery Boston.
JAMES S. WHITNEY, President.
JOSEPH IL. sPRAeUE, Secretary. JAZZ d2tawly
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THE WORCESTER SPY.
TERMS OF PUBLICATION.

Printed and Published by JOHN MILToN EARLE
THOMAS DREW, at No. 212 Main Street, Worcester Mass
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Clothing, Mr,

EDOYS' CAPSs-A large assortment Of BOYS Cans.
III made in the most fashionable Styles may be found
at MERRILL'S,
dawtf No. 22l Main st.
fssa SPRING STILES - JUST RECEIv
hSy cd, the latest styles Of superior Moeskin HATS,
~ which will be sold low, to Cash purchasers
H. MERRILL,
sep24 d&wtf No 22l Main St.
ETNFASHIoNABLE HATS AND CAPS.
IA large variety which viii be sold at great de-
ducton from cost, at MERRILLS,
MARI daw6 No. 22l Main 81.
w. STURTEVANT, MERCHANT THOR.
IA DO wishes his friends to remember that he does not
keep a
- Custom Ready-Made Ciothing"
STOP SHOP.
that being direct contradiction Of terms but that he
makes to order the the very best Of CUSTOM WORK at
rs low prices you buy lihe miserable Custom
ady-Nlade slop work. with which the country is food
ed l3l Main St. Worcester. aplO d&wtf
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Cost

n oST OR STOLEN.-on Tuesday Evening,
n 4 JAN 90 Pocket Book, containing notes, sign
ed by u. NJ Banning, Of $400 co. and Of $780,
payable to the order Of Tinkham, Adams, Co., and
endorsed by them. All persons cautioned against
ceving the above notes. payment has been stopped
JAZZ d&wtf
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cHINGLES.-A QUANTITY ofgood IS inch
= Shaved Pine Shingles just received and for sale low
by LEE sPRAGuE q GO.
VVorceeter lime o 1881. DIFF
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STARCH, ARGOLS, &c.-PoTATo STARCH,
- Wheat do. Red and Gray ARGOS, Blue Vitrio, Bi.
Chromate Potash, and Pearlash, for sale by
G. s. & a. j, HOWE,
d2S diff Wor Bank Block.
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CARBONATE JARS Car
" Donate Ammonia, just received and for sale by
c. A. HARRINGTON & CO.,
sO Ma; -
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THE SPRING SEASON !,

RICHMOND & tTR0WBRIDGE have not overlooked
It's novelties, fresh fabrics designs and are now
ready with their TALENT skin and enterprise together with
rich materials, captivating Styles and unrivaled work.
manshp. m u
DIRE IS GOA rs, EFT O.,
The climax Of and iventon VESTS, the most beau
tfu styles in Vevets, Satins, Silks, and Cloth, with the
richest embroidery in every possible variety; TROUSERS
in thu extensive description Of patter color and
shade perfect fit, Tor sale and comfortable to the
wearer, in every respect
sos FURNISHING GOODS.
To this department particular attention has been deyo
ed, and it is, beyond any possible question: the most dis
tinguished depot for
Shirts, HaniaerclAieGs, Collars, Neck Ties,
and HOSIERY of every description Of the finest manu-
facre and MATERIAL equally celebrated with the other
branches Of their trade for neatness quality and economy.
Please call at RICHMOND y TB0WBRIDGE'S Custom
and Ready Made Clothing ESTABLISHMENTS No. 265 Matn
Main st., Worcester Mass.
March !, 1854. diff
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"A MEXICAN ANVIL CO.'S CAST STEEL
"A Faced ANyILs, for sale by
G. FOSTER & CO.,
ia2O dow 222 Main ST.
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LIMITED STATES AND FOREIGN
u PATENT AGENCY.

NO. SO STATE STREET-B oSToN.
Samuel Cooper,
Late Chief Examiner in the United States Patent Of
fee procures Patents in this and Foreign Countries
References-The undersigned, Principal and Assistant
Examiners the United States Patent Office have for sew
eral years been well acquainted with Mr. Samuel Cooper
lately Principal Examiner in this Office and take plea
sure in stating that he is gentleman Of the highest moral
character of unquesonabe knowledge in the business
and practice of the office, and that his scientific attain
ments are such eminently fit him for the business in
which he is about to engage.
HENRY b. RENWICK, t. r.. PEALE,
L. D. GALE, IH0s. IL EVERETT,
r II LANE L. SOUTHGATE SMITH,
W. c. LANGD0N.
Principal Examiners, Assistant Examiners.
From long acquaintance and intimate official relations
with Mr. Cooper fully and heartily concur in the fore
coinu recommendation made by my late colleagues.
WM p N. FIrZGERALD,
Late Principal Examiner of Patents.
Boston, Jan. IS, 1854. feb4 deodSwly
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100 DOZEN FRESH EGGS, JUST
il wv received, and for sale by
; HARLOW, So Front st..
laos diff Newton's block
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l)ants.


UpOYS WANTED-As Apprentices to the Dry
.AD Goods business Also, Check Boys.
Apply at the Store Of
ia20 diff CHAMBERLAIN, BARNARD, & co.
WNANTED.--THRE or FOUR Blacksmiths,
Wv accustomed to the use Of Trp-hammers. Also,
two good Chise Grinders
Apply to c. FOSTER & CO., Worcester, or PAGE,
WHITMAN & CO., West Fitchburg
mch4 Bu
NNTANTED.-F0U G e ntleman Boarders may
w be accommodated with pleasant Rooms, few
doors from Main St. Also, Gentleman and Wife, and
few table boarers. The House is heated with furnaces.
For particulars inquire at this Office. diff $50
A GENTS WANTED.-8iEN Of business habits,
IN wishing to engage in lucrative business, who would
like to sell Baciman's Genuine Healing Balsam and Val
liable Red Slye, would do wei to call and at
place. GERALDS Il THOMPSON, General Agents.
No Walnut ST.. Worcester, Mass. d23 dly
HOY WANTED-About 16 or II years of age
EB to work at bool-binding. Inquire at 275 Main ST.
One from the country will be preferred. ja25 diff
GtTRAW BRAID s. CORD WANTED.
- 10000 Yards Seven Braid
10000 do. Straw Cord, for which the highest prices
will be paid in Cash or Goods. E. W, MILES
No. Waldo Block, Main st., Worcester.
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STEEL

= II Il II Il
5 tons sleigh shoe Steel, (Swedish)
best cast Steel, (sanderson, Bro. & Coz
I" round machinery Steel.
English spring 81
German ("
Blistered ~ Z"
Corking
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- WATER POWER & BUILDINGS

~ WATER PONN FIX 4 BJ ILDE lES
f..sIg FOR SALE-The Subscriber, wishing to make
sEchauge in his business offers his entire Estate for
sale, situated in the ourshng town of Leomnser con-
sistng Of Fifty Acres of Land.
with new building 80 by 80 feet, two stories high
stone dam and fumes. Said building with the
addition Of machine room, would be well adapted for
small paper mill The power is capable Of driving four
engines the rest part the season. and may increased
one-hird with small expense. On the premises are
Dwelling Houses, with Barn. Carriage House, Sheds, and
all necessary Out Buildings mostly and in good re-
pair They situated one-ha mile from Railroad Sta
ton the Fiteburg and Worcester Road, which makes
the facilities freight for Boston and New York surpassed
by in this part of the county. The whole will be
sold, and part of the purchase money may remain five
years, if desired will sell half of said and
take an interest in the business. Said buildings could be
fitted, ready for use, carly in the
For further particulars in relation to said estate all
muncaons addressed to the subscriber, post paid, will
meet with prompt attention WHITING GATES
feb7 d2aw&wtf
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GRINDsT ONE .

Horse Nails, made from the best U B. Iron, warranted
N. B. P. & l. also Agents for ADIR0NDAC
AMERICAN CAST STEEL.
n The above will be sold the most favorable terms
by the subscribers at the old stand Washington Square
PRATT Il INMAN.
Worcester, July 1, 1858. deodawtf
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CARRIAGE, AND FINE BATHING
u Sponge an Extra Lot for sale by
'fl L. 7. LAZELL, Druggist
feb4 a df 201 Main st.
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A CIDS-ACIDS.-sULPH Nitric, Muriatic
n Acids, and Aqua Forts, for sale by
i MGs4 G.S. l. A. j. HOWE, Is
dec2S DIFF 4 Wor. Bank Block.
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GAL SODA, SODA ASH, &c.A-25 TONS Sal
y soda 10 tons Soda Ash casks Sal Nixon for sale
by G. 5. * A. j. HOWE,
dec2S diff Won. Bank Block,
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Fisher 8 Norris Cast Steel Face Auoils and
Vices. Best English Asaci5s and Vices.
uoroo Poens .,,,J Lrs1
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MFRS. M. w. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES PLY
I'VE SICIAN, and successful Midwife, educated at the
N e. Female Medical College. Win answer calls night
and day. IJResidence No. j Walnut Street.
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Eo Wrought and Cast Iron Fences, Crates for side
walks Irons for buildings bridges, &c. aud all other
ticles which be made in my line OF business. Ppr-
chasers will find that the articles, above enumerated can
be bought Of me cheap in Boston elsewhere,
have large assortment of the latest styles Please call
and examine. Union Street.
Worcester, Nov. 8, 1858 d1y
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Books, t}lusital Instruments.

NJOTICE.-NIY BOOK DEPOSITORY is 2O7 Main
~ street, second store North Of the Temperance House
Wantedseyeral Young Men, to circulate new and val
liable books ial2 dti n. HERyE1.
GNHRISTNIAS AND NEW YEARS
a. 4 IF r. BB ID a.. Il =
WIN, ALLEN, 275 MAIN STREET,
HARRINGTON CORNER,
Has just received and now offers for sale large
sortment OF Elegantly Bound and Illustrated G EFT
BOOKS and ANIMALS Also, large Stock Of Papier
Mache Boxes, Portfolios, Pormonnoies, &c.
EpERsONs WHITING PIANO FoRTEs
u OR MEL0DE0Ns-Win do well to call at y. S.
NAsON's New Piano Forte Ware Room, No. 200 Main
Street, and what they do there, before purchasing
elsewhere dist jelS
NEW SINGIN hooks
Ia THE sHAW NJ,
BY Bradbury & Root, and
PEMPLI CARMINA,
For sale at publishers prices, at the Worcester Music
Store, No. 200 Main st. deodis Sc
HDIANO FORTES.-Just Received, new and sec
u ond hand Piano Fores, for sale to let reason
able terms at PERRY & ANDREWS, No. Harrington
Corner, Worcester, Mass.
ALSO, SINGING BOOKS,
of all kinds among which may be found "Birds Singing
School Companion, book containing and sacred
music the Shawn, Templi Carmina, &c, for sale as
above t jelS disH
EDIANo FoRTEs, sERAPHiNEs, &C.
4 I-
p f r r Y & A n d r E w S,
NO, 4 HARRINGTON CORNER,
Have constantly hand good assortment of Gilberts
Patentacton Boudor, and Square
Piano FOrtcs,
For sale Or to exchange, favorable terms. Also
SERAPHINES, Music Books Piano Stools, Furniture
Polish, &C. -iHt f. a..f a5 f.0r
or Pianos and seraphines to lett also, tuned and
paired -- t Q'Ut
Worcester, Oct 81, 1858. s diff
v,Ur, - .-z-rDnxv-c.
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EUAIR MATTRESSES AND SPRING
HA BEDS-Hair Mattresses and Spring Beds made to
order Of the best quality, at 10 Main st., Cup stairs.
oct9 d&wtf TABER & CII0LLAR.s
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Real Ggtate.... Scr Sale, Mr.
IMMENSE TRANSACTIONS IN
REAL e IS II ATE,
AT
Commission in the City.

Building Main ST., worth $4,000; House Elm ST.,
worth S5,o00 House Portland st.; Cottage Houses,
new within five minutes walk of The Post oice-price
$780, fourth cash down, the renaueer in yearly pay
I.antnL To- lnnllDna am
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FURNISHING GOODS.

To this department particular attention has been
ed, and it is beyond any possible question, the mo-
tinguished depot for
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K NUTS and WASHERS, AXLE-TREEs and BOXES
LIPTIC SPRINGS, BLACKSMITH'S BELLOWS
BLACKsMITHs SEA COAL. OHIO AND NOVA
ErOTTA
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nav Anoodoto ol'nvron.

"The aheodole told III the last chapter revived
my uncle's recollection OF several Instances OF
my early impetucsyi among whichwns reuconlre
with Lord Byron, while that poet was residing at
his villa on The sloIe Of Mnute Negro, near Leg
horn, which he took the Liberty TO notraie TO Mr.,
Gray NE
90 commercial house at That porl, in Which my
uncle had some interest was The noble Lords
bunker; and, one day while my relative ard The
poet were inspecting some boxes recently arrived
from Greece, lwasdespllGhud l0see HEM salely
deposited in tie warehouse. SUDDENLY Lord
ByIon demanded apencll MY Uncle DlI l0hF
with him, but, remembering that had lalclY been
presented one in handsome silver case, request
ell the loan of it, Now, As THIS was my hrSl IpeF
possession was somewhat reluctant lnel ~ Leave
my possession tyeiI ior aWomsn', ani banded u
To his IOtdslnp willIu bad gfnce' When 'he loe'
had made his memorandum, he pluSed luT a mo
menl MS ii lUsl in thought, uAd thu Very unoeTe
inoniouslyLbut, doubtless, ma fit Of hD ttictlon
put the penOillm his pocket, II had already
visited America at that time, tbs likely lhal
would have warned the Englishman Of his mistake
on the spOl; but, as chlllten in tie Old World
are aIe rather more curbed in their intercourse
with eldeis than ON this side Of the Atlantic, ].
bore tie C6rgetlulness nswellasl could until next
morning. ) mmOnlng allmy resolution, repair
ed, without my unCleS knowledge, iO the poets
house, at an early hour aud after some difficulty
was admitted 10 his ROOM lie was sun III Osu'--
Everybody has heard olByuon's peevisllntss, When
disturbed or inlrudedon. lie dennndedmy bu-
slness, in petuluul and offensive lone feptl-
ed, respectfully that on lie preceding lnS' loan
ed him SilUsr pencil--srong empIlosng aud re-
pealing Siiosr--wbch, was gTlcVtd to say, he
forgot 10 TeluIn, Lyon reflected o m.menii and
then lie declared he had reslOtolit 10 me ON lie
spot mildly but firmly denied the lucli while
h.slordSlp os sturdlly rehssvEled il In q shot
time we were both in such passion. that byron
commanded me 10 leave tie room. ! edged out Of
the apartment with slow, delying air OF nngty
loyhood; but wh.n | teacHed lhU dOsb, sudden.
Ily turned, and, looking OF him win ull the billef'
ness fell for his nation, called hmm French
IAN English hcg!i Till lhen our quatel hqi wa.
ged in Italian llullywere these words out Of
lnymOulhwhen his lOrNslhp leaped from Tie ted
aud in the seantiesl draPery imaginable, siez=dOle
! by tile collar intlcllngsuch shaking as would
willingly have exchanged lUr ieFIlan aBue from Tie
HOnune mOlSlles. lhe sudden alT.bnlh probably
cooled his choler for, IN few moments, we found
ourselves in pacific explanation about The luck.
less pencil. Hitherto lud mot mentioned my
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Pgotessor nIorse,s

IuviHornting EIikiF or Cordial
Whence proceed the lassude, the depression, the de-
blty tho hddc enco 10 lie, the Instability the eonn-
,nl feeling OF ilssa whehitis impossible to define or
iooaiIte SO commoi 80 hard to hear, aud so little ped
BY tic robust aud heahyi We onswer--honihe stomach
aud tho nervous systen between which their exists The
coaest 81 mpatly Want OF vital energy, suggshness IN
tic scctetye orgaus, general isfa OF tie SYSTEM isat
the 10 tom Of all the deuty 10 rouse the whole or
t0o fGrpol tOinhue il with Lew lie sc-
tSIty and visOr aud 10 s0sHnii Ia HAT condition., there
Ia no with De- Moyss's hpigoia-
ms Eitry or Corded. Oiher simn YeXcile the dor
mant phy chorges ora line, hut like the night flash
OF the lightning that brld tia dce elouni the
exhibition Ut tle,c cNbicronts rs followed aier The first
tomvulsve eHeetis over, by dcmeis OH OF body and
mind mure lolouiI aud aall ihe tiau ever. Thclcm
edy isliemNy woise ttailGe disease: But tle Elixir
has dynamic influence. lnot only oroales new con-
dtiono tic hysical organlztlou, but lcpotUatcs it..
The animal splits only glcoed aud oeyatsdbyits
agency, but kept TO tleIrnow level without Rigging
vegetable compound eoUeendl to The syslem 1t seems TO
act Oohtio Constitution .tseli amt to oNOutl nile It,
In chronic diseases Of tho nerves. the stomach and Tic
Iiverfiis operotionis all hut miraculous.
The coriislis nut up, hlglyeouo nracd, inplht bot
Ties Price tmoe dOllus Ter bottle two five doars,
six TOT twelve dollars. q. RING, pfoPri,ioy,
1912 Broadway, New York.
Sold by Druggists throughout the United states, Canada,
and tile West Indies
Agehtsi- wnrtLIxu -KELLS q cALDPELL.
CiSoINs,u-B, H. MEIkLNSS.
GH|Scc advertisement. 'Af acpil
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The arevtown Affair.


We are more panied than surprised al the strong
language of censure employed by The Rutopequ
press aud the universal condemnation eynced by
The European public towards tue Commandment
and burning of Grtylown Tie public disnppro
val of that unfortunate act was almOstps genera
in our own country 0siiis in Europe, and we
sIl uld dN injustice 10 the American Government il
we doubted that it as sincerely regrets tie occur.
renee as do any Of their citizens. The following is
one CT the most modelOc notices taken OF the trans.
action by The London Tines:
eve trust, therefore, TINT her Mnjesy's Gov
eminent will obtain fTomlle United States ~ III S
instance IepaTation mol inferior 10 That given by
France in the case Of Nit. Pri'chard, nnnoly, q
censuIe of The officer by whom these unlawlul
acts were committed anil compensation 10 Tue
parties whose property or interests have sullrten'
Deeply as we value our relations with me people
Of tie United States, aud OnSious Us we are to
strengthen them by every honorable means, we
cannot anply different TUls OF conduct 10 the
strong. and the weak; aud we are bound to show
that interests sucn as we have In all parts OF the
world must be respected, Our Ohiel hone tnal
this unpleasant occurrence may DC brought 10 a
speedy and anitable termination lies IN HE fact
that American Interests have suffered os much ns
oOr Z, n, aud that the bOmbaIdnunl OF Greylvwn
is as strongly condemned in New York as 1t can
be in London "--NGt. Intel.
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SOLDIERS TrRMs OF ENLISTMENT An effort
will doubtless be made by lie authoGliey of The
War Department, ut the next session OF Congr, IS,
10 have Tue tern OF enlistment in The army extend
ed 10 seven years, in connection with another pro-
vision preventive OF The success Of tie more COM
mon practice Of the parents Of minors in procuring
the release Of their enlisted sons, under wit OF
habeas corpus, from aud before civil court. AS
an ndjunorto the inor nsed term OF enlistment and
lie reCeplCnol youths III The service, Govern
ment instilutlOni { tie mental and physical tram
commended aud urged oil Congress, wherein il
will be proposed 10 improve such young men as far
as possible for the first two years they may lie IN the
service, This, with luther reform looking 10
the certain promotion OF fixednumbeT Of the best
quAlIfl d Of such recruits. TO be commissioned III
Cvs, will probably do much indeed 10 keep lie ar
my Of the United States filled with more service
able class Of soldiers than ever before in time Of
war; Wash. Star. .E1r.
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w A WoAAE'a MAuNA SlMirY.-A mlets dog broke
his chain; The The miller ors red the moid servant
to tie linn up againt she was attacked and bitten
by the dog, On hearing her cries the miller and
ais people ron TO her assistance. "Keep Oh I" said
he, shutting The yard door, "lhe dog is mad M
already bitten, and must chain him up nlone."-
Notwithstanding his biting she did moi let him 90,
but chained Tim up, and then retired TO her cham
Der, md with The noblest resignation prepared her.
self to die, Symptoms Of hydraphobin soon broke
outand she died in a few days. The dog was kill
ed without any further mischief
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SnAMERUL DsnoNEsrv.-As proof OF the TX
itnsive sdullerOlion Of liquors in this country, The
New York Sun says That more port wine is drank
in The Uuted States in one year than passes thrO
Tie custom house in teni that more champagne is
drank in America alone than the whole chan pagne
district Moducesi that cognac brandy costs four
times os much in France where IT is made, than ii
is retniled for in our og shops and that the failure
-of Tie Whole grape crop in Madeira produced no
apparent dimlnullon In quality or increase IN the
price Of wine.
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uJ'A Tomancing ~ woggish leter.wTiteT some
Time since set on foot Trliot that the block Of
brick houses at The foot Of Broadway and facing
The Bowling green had been purchased by com.
pany Of philanlhTOpio speCulators, and was about
10 I've converted iniO large hotel for colo;ed peo
pie. Although il snyoTed sufficiently of humbug
for any one not wearing COlOred glasses 10 see
through 1t, yet It's still current in some parts Of
the country, and has called forth All authorized
disclaimer from those whose names had been false.
~ menlioned in lis cOnneAlon.. M v Times.
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viRoiyu & rENSEssEE RAiLRoAD.-- The Alb
ingion virginiHn says; "Fhe tack is now laid to.
point within thiIleen miles of WytheViIle, and is
expected to be fnshedio that place, bOTrin PROV
ilential mnlrAnces," by the 10Th OF octoJer.-
The work has been retarded by heavy iteshet
which washed away considerable embankment
The Lynehbulgh vrgirion saws that the business
on the road is increasing with astonishing rOPidIy
the freight ioF several days last week having ave-
1agtd 1863 tons. ....,,