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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-07-08

UMP BUTTER, EGGS, MAPLE
IL SYRUP, GARDEN SEEDS &C.. for sale by
L. SPRING, I'd, GRocER,
lie dtf 2s Green st., Worcester.
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HICIzo
buildings REMOVED.-THE SUBSCRI
ID Der takes this method of informing the public that he
Is prepared to move buildings, Of every description the
expeditions and careful manner, either in city or
country Also to raise buildings any desirable height
His long experience in the business enables hn give
all the assurance that whatever he undertakes in this line
Of business will be done in the best All orders
left at Aaron Billings % Front will be promptly at
ended to. feblo dly NATIII DEARBORN.
CARBONATE AMMONIA.-so JARS Car
- Donate Ammonia, just received, and for sale by
@. A. HARRINGTON s. CO.,
iva du No so Main Ct.
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Urn 0ooNs.

DLACK FRENCH MoHAIR MITTS
NIB AND GLOVES splendid assortment OF BACK
Mohair Ats with and without figures Of the best French
Manufacture at MYERS h BAMBERGERS,
apps dtf 2lo Main street.
our REMAINING STOCK OF EN-
" BROIDERGES viii be sold to suit customers IDEAS
OF cheapness Our determination IS to close of every
thing consequently shall refuse to take up with
any offer for Goods which is within Just give us
a call and we will sell you the Goods. r.f
CLARK & SANFORD,
my3 dtf No. 23s Main St, opposite Elm st.
Spring AND SUMMER HOSIERY.
$50 " Misses do White, unbleached & oOOred
400 " Children's do
Best saxony made Goods and warranted superior any
Unmarked, for sale cheap, at
MYERS & BAMBERGER'S,
APPS dn 80 Main street.
NEEDLE-WORK COLLAkS, 80
~ do do Fiouncng,
do do Sleeves, q
do du Handkerchief, q
do do Chemsettes, 50
do do Bands, 9 q
do do Chid'ns VISITS, >
do do Skirts, <
beautiful assortment Of the above Goods at prices to
defy compton, at MYERS Il BANlBERdEks
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LIST OF GIFTS.

oil Paintings and CoIored Steel EngrGrings.
10 elegant Oil Paintings in splendid gilt frances size
3x4 feet each $780, S5,0Oe
100 elegant oil Paintings, Ks feet each $50, 5000
'O0 i roh a Liz ramss a 50 in each So 500
10000 elegant steel plate Engravings, coored in OIL
Of the Washington Monument, 20 20, each
81, 10000
237 900 steel plate Engravngs, from 100 different
plates now in possession OF, and owned by the
cts s.'t to 100 each, - 41,OOO
REAL ESTATE, $S4 900.
l elegant Dwelling in 32d st. in N. Y. city, 1900
az building lots in 100 and 101s N Y. city each
Is 100 #. deep, each $1,000, $4,000
100 Villa Sites, containing each $4,000 So feet in
the suburbs of New York city, aud command
ing magnificent view Of the Hudson River
and Long Island Sound, each, $780, $4,000
LOAN OF CASH, $4,000.
20 loans Of cash. for 100 yrs each, without interest
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MOS SANBORN, MANUFACTURER OF
IA SILVER SPOONS, SILVER WARE JEWELhi
Importer of Gold and Sioer Watches Of the rst quail
y Warranted time keepers and where may be found
at all times larger assortment Of
Sitver Ware, Watches, Jesoelrg s Plated Ware,
than at all the other Jewery Store in Lowell combined
All of the above will be sold at all times as low as can be
bought in Boston or in New York
past Office Corner corner of Central and Middle ss.,
Lowell, Mass. ANUS SANbonN-
mch2T DIFF
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NRASS SEED.-BAsSETT l. BAYLIEs, have
w now in Store all kinds of
GRASS Sc E D,
Of a selected quality Also, general assortment Of
Produce together with variety Of GROCERIES, which
they offer low Please call and examine before purchas
ing elsewhere. -
Worcester, May s, 1854 dn
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AIRS, M. w. GERELDS,-FEMALE PLY
lVH SICIAN and successful Midwife, educated at the
N Z. Female Medical College. Win answer calls night
and day n-y Residence No. / Walnut Street.
AMI diff
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ARREST OF THE FRENCH CONSUL.
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Qpernfsons or tho Mini.

The Prices Current and shipping List gives the follow
ing ms the operations of the Mint in San Francisco-
Total deposits OF gold dust at the Mint, for coin
age, up TO April .S64o, ,00O
~ lor uats ooo.vo
PAYMENT in the same time (about) ........ 100000
We are compelled to state this latter sum In round
numbers, but the accurate amount does not differ much
frcm figures. This half million Is precisely tho
amount set apart and paid by the for the
uses OF the Mint order OF the Secretary received
by the last steamer.
The directors have been unable to make much pro-
gress in coming in consequence of the delays unavoid
able in the first operations OF rge Institution
The most prominent dcuy at present. Is the want Of
sufficient quantity Of silver for the operations of the
refinery.
With the facilities they have at present, they only
able TO strike of about 500 900 per week, which would
require much long n period Of time for
coming the amount already Deposited TO render the Mint
properly useful TO the public; but tho superintendent
mitance Of silver per next steamer when they coin
| TO the full extent OF their capacity.
Amount on hand In the Sub Treasury, April %,
sSGT0o0. large amount Of money has been paid out
during the past months, the principal having hcen
the half million for Mint purposes. by way of expert
mort, and TO try the new machinery, DR.. Birisa has
been running through asfew ten 6vc twoand ahaf and
one collar pieces of only distinguished from the
Philadelphia issue by the letter of which previously
made mention on the appearance Of the double eagle
Shipment OF Treasure during April, 1854-including
those OF The lst and 18TH ,363, ,968 20
Same period of 1858. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1860, 85l 66
same Fcrioo oiiooI. 3ocz,zv5 W
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ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP NORTH STAR.
-~s>~~>~N>~~~r>~~~>o~~
News from California, Oregon, Sandwich
Islands, Society Islands, Australia, Lower
California, Mexico, Peru, Chile, Ecuador,
Bolivia, and New Granada.
s>>1>c~>>-~~>~~>~>~~~~>
ANOTHER CLIPPER SHIP WRECKED.
---~-~~~~~~o->>~>~~~,
Quick Passage of the Flying Cloud.
STEAMBOAT EXPLOSION In OREGON.
Conviction Of the Mexican Consul.
ARREST OF THE FRENCH CONSUL.
>~>~~>~~~-~>~~-~>>-~>>>>
IMPORTANT CORRESPONDENCE.
->~~>~>-e~>~>>>~>~~~>
Wreck Of the Bark Walter ClaxtOn, and Loss o.
Thirteen Lives.
-->~~->~>~>.~~~>>~~>~>~>-
MINING INTELLIGENCE.
.~>~~o~>~~>~~~~~,~~~
INEEREST1WG sTATISTICs.
>~~~~o~o~>>~ooc.>>>oc
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
.>~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~>c~e>~
MARKETS,
IMPORTANT CORRESPONDENCE.
Wreck Of the Bark Walter Claxton, and Loss o.
Thirteen Lives.
&C., &C., &c.

The amshp North Star, Captain Warnock, arrived
yesterday afternoon from Aspnwa whence she sailed at
one O'Clock p NJ, the 18th Instant She brings San
Francisco papers TO the st ins brought down the
Pacific side by the steamship Uncle SAM Of the indepen
dent liue.
The North Star has S45o,0O on board which is con-
signed iollows-America Exchange bank, $40 ooo
Duncan, sherman Co.. s14o,oOO; j. Clifford, 100000
and $50, 900 in the hands of passengers.
We indebted to Purser Oxlcy of the North Star and
to the expresses of Mcssrs Adams Co., Wells Fargo
Co., and Berford Co., files of California papers
The rainy has not yet commenced the 18TH
mus, and reads are In good order.
The Panama railroad is completed far the Sum-
m ten miles beyond obsro, and will be ready for pas
sengers by The next steamer.
The health Of the Isthmus is remarkably good, there
being sickness Of any kind prevailing either Aspn
wall or Panama.
The steamships Cortes, Uncle Sam, and Panama. left
San Francisco on the lst inst, with more than two
thousand passengers and the usual ompement Of trea
sure and express freight. The Times and Transcript
time is exraor dinary and may be mainly attributed
the low fares and excellent accommodations afforded
Perhaps about an even proportion of the homeward
bound leave with acquired success hopeful trust in
another effort in California where they intend again to
wee eckle fortune and many with uncertain
prospect of absolute disappointment after longer
shorter struggle in the land of promise.
The following the shipment of by above
steamers for which indebted to the San Francisco
Ereni01 Neqrs
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...,.I,stMR stntsstses the eort-The
Commerce OF San Frnnctsco.
tla G.,,L Lra,
from the san FRANCISCO Heral.l

From the rst of January TO the 2Th OF the present
month ,Apf), the total number of Am rical vessels
entering eoastwse, appears from The Prices Cren, and
ShgTinG Int 10 have been 1903, with aggregate ton.
uage ol s5,o2l. Of this number nine steamers.
tonnage l0,561 Go ships, tonnage t6 $50; 13 berks
tonnage j,oal II brgs, tonnage 2,0i3 schooners
ttnnege 1891
During the time but foreign vessel with a
Tonnage OF Sos enter cd coastwse. Within the same
rerod 81 American vesses with a tonnage OF 81 $40
ntred from foreign porte. or these 2l steamers
ships ia bsrhs, brgs and schooners. The number
Of foreign vessels entering from foreign ports a.
Win an aggregate tennage of 80 Ala. OF these "a we're
shirs, "a tarLs, II brigs ana schooners.
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Of yonr communication Of tho Path inst In which you
soy that you purpose publishing detailed Of
your relations with the federal officers Of thi, State
tipce my arrival At tue time you desire 20 be
inf In ei at my earliest convenience If have auy OBJ
lection to including tbeeo the cores ex-
changed beiwe' during the af aforementioned period
In reply have only To remark ,hatI hav. no osec-
tons 10 The publication of any correop ndence which
may lave tai en- place between you and myself.
With assurances of my high consideration, am
JOHN l.. WOOL, Mai Gen IT 4 A
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SAFETY OF THE PARrY-REPORT OF DEATHS AND
SUFFERING NOT TRUE.
Col Fremont arrived in San Francisco by the Stockton
boat on the 10th OF April having left his whole party in
good health, Saturday, cncampei beyond Stockton
Col Fremont is in excellent health and ia very hearty
ThereToris brought by Col Rabbtt OF the loss Of mum
ber OF his party, and the intense suffering of all wore
much exaggerated. Col Fremont's party wns composed
originally Of eight Americans and twenty Delaware Ia
disps and but one man, American was lost, lie
Jagged behind and finally became discouraged aud sat
down in the sxow, whore lie found by party sent
hack after him. He brought into camp but all Of.
forts TO restore him were In vain and he died His whole
party are in good hcal,h.
Col Fremont crossed the Sierra Nevada near the head
OF the Merced river and reports that there Is but little
snow there The railroad route which he examined he
are very important he having passed over good deal
Of ground over which no white man had previous sly
trodden We hope to be able present In few days
more complete account Of his trip.
The Alta California ssys-puring the last thirty .ayc
years Colonel Benton has oiled ndeatgably for the
terests OF the West The opening Of wagon road
Independence to Santa Fe, long treated with rdcue by
ject since HE in the attainment OF that the
Pacific Railroad by central route has become his IN
yorte scheme and he has succeeded in bringing directly
and indirectly vast amount Of valuable Information
the topography and Of the interior Of the
try before the public Much OF this information
obtained by the dauness energy Of his son In law Col
Fremont VINO arrived but few days since from his ad
vcnturous trip across the continent In mid inter The
purpose OF undertaking the journey at such time
to ascertain what amount Of lay the proposed
route in the cepth Of winter and TO demonstrate
etey that the road could be traversed at all Of
the year.
On the 18th Ct October Col Fremont lei St. Louis aad
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PRICE TWO CENTS.

AMERICAN VEssEs CLEARING roR foIflGg Pom rs--rott
numbe l23-agregate tonnage les 3l4; Of Waich ~
were steamers, 20 ships, 20 barks, brgs and 10 scoo
FcrxcS vrysxis CIIARnG ron TonmG1 poErs.--Hptai
number e3--tonnage 80 l46; Of which were stesnA-s
20 shiis, 81 barbs, IL brigs, aud schoopera
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.ry I to April ~, !
CLEARANCEs.

Total from January to April 27, 1854. 2a7 loa, Ie2
CLEARANcEs
AMERICAN vESsErs CLEARING CoAsrwIK-From January
1st 10 April a. total number 181tonnsge 40 239 OF
which 43 we're steamers ships 10 barks 10 brgs and
90 scbooners.
vrssus Crysmvc on waA'ryo voYAGre.-Total number
c-.cnffge 55s.
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Total, frora Jan. TO April 27, 1864.

INCREASE or THE POPULATION OF CALIFORNIA.
from the San Francisco Herald
During ths first four months Of the present year. end
ing April 80 the total number passengers that reach
ed San Francisco by Is COS Of whom 10 1
males 1891 females, and 476 children During the
time the number departing 6969, of whom
$500 we're males, 295 females, and ia children This
shows Of arrivals and therefore addition 70
population of IL $50 during the frat third of the
year. During the present month (Apri the arrivals
have been numerous than for many months past,
the excess over departures being 1914.
The following table shows from what country those
arriving came, and TO what those departing went -
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Loss Oh tne CnPP.. e"aP esoA"e- ~ = EAScce.
for Mans In beating out Of the hnrbor Of San Franchise
the 2oth April was caught in the eddy tide, and
drfted Ashore just outside Fort Point Sne IL lying
broadsde TO the rocks and In bged and full Of va
tor her miycnmasts gone also ths fore and ,intn-
mast. The aieanioss Ecscla.. AL ucscGlss im-ne NJ
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STEAMBOAT EXPLOSION In OREGON.

Conviction Of the Mexican Consul.
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ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP NORTH STAR.
ANOTHER CLIPPER SHIP WRECKED.

Quick Passage Of the Flying Cloud.
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mySdtd
LYoN's KATHA1RoN-For preserving, re

LYoN's KATHAIRoN-For preserving, re-
storing, cleansing. and identifying the Hair, alevia-
ting Nervous Headache and curing eruptive diseases
OF the Skin Its reputation, co-extensive with the
all exaggeraton impossible and since its discovery
has found no substitute to compete its iucontested
ists-honorable citizens from all professions Of life
the leading journals of Europe and America-ladies
who have used it upon their dressing tables and
theirs in their nursees-in fact its million patrons
everywhere. from plebeians to kings pronounce 1t
the most pleasing and effective article either az
medicinal or toilet preparation ever produced. Do
not fail to give it trial Price but Is cents.
D. s. BARNES Proprietor,
myS1m l6l Broadway N. Y.
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A CERTIFICATE FROM ONE or orp W.,
LlAMsBuRGH FRIENDS - - ~" = " - =

Ihon. - NEW YORK, August so, 1852.
nope every one. whether adult or child. who NAV
nave reason to bel ieve they troubled with worms
: T,s, sr5. rake DE MLANEs CELEBRATED vEaMIrueE.
a.y n,miy neneye it is one of the greatest worm de-
/ know of. ~ ss eA'feolohary
,, cnid OF mine. about five years old has been trou
set nothing to relieve it until we came across fSr
Lanes vsrmifuse, of which we gave but small
quantity The result, however. was extraor5inary
Inc child passed over three hundred worms
Mr. LENT, Wiamsburgh, Long Island.
t;rS;sI me above valuable remedv, also DR., NJ
LLANES SCELEBRATED LIVER PILLS can now
y rnrchasers will be careful to ask for and
axe AK none but DR.. MLANE'S VERMIFUGE-
All otners In comparison are worthless
PURCELL, LADD & CO., Drussista
my 15-dAclw RichmonS ~
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myS-1m

To THE VeTERs OF THE CRY OF RICH
MoND.-Fellow Citizens-I offer myself again az 8
candidate for re election to the office of SRERIFF
of the City of Richmond-the duties of which I
trust have been discharged to your entire satsac-
tiOn sltE .----s II
Should it be your pleasure to re-elect me, will
my best efforts to perform the duties of the Office
with promptness and fidelity.
myS THOMAS w. BOSWELL.
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To THE VOTERS OF THE CouNrY OF ]

To THE VOTERS OF THE County OF HEN
RIco.-Fellow Citizens: again offer myself az q
candidate for the office of SHERIFF for the county
of Hennco. l have discharged the duties of the
office for the past two years. hope, to the satisfac-
tion of my fe1low.citzens.
Should be your pleasure to elect again to that
Office, shall to the bes of my ability discharge the
duties. ALEX b. HUTCHESON Z
uy lg-tde s+=-ff u
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INTERESTING FROM HAvANA.-By the arrival of
the steamer Cahaw ba at New York. we have advices
from Havana to the 10Th. The Cahawba made the
run frem the Moro to Sandy Hook in four days.
The Official Gazette of the 9th, contradicts the
statement that the Government of Spain had di.
rected the Captain General to indemnify the own.
ers OF the Black WarriOr. On the contrary, it
says that the Queen has the fullest confidence in the
zeal, services and action of General Pezuela and
that he will bring the affair to proper termination
recommending him, at the same time to maintain
the dignity of the nation
1t is said that there are 10000 additional troops
now on their way to reinforce the army in the isl
and.
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AN AMERICAN VESSEL OvERHAuLED BY THE
BRITIsH.-A private letter to mercantile house 10
this city, dated st Petersburg, April %, states
"Ship Strelna, Leach from New Orleans for Con
stadt, arrived at Port Balti April IA, was boarded
by two British ships OF way, and questioned about
her cargo, etc. After her papers had been exam.
ined, she was permitted to proceed. There is no
probability of the harbor of Constadt being free
from ice before the 10th to 18th of May 1t is fear
ed that vessels in Russian ports viii not be allowed
by the British to take away cargo fany kind
Boston Times
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ANNUAL MEETNG.-The annual meeting
ofthe Stockholders of the Richmond, Frederick
burg and Potomac Railroad Company will be held at
the Depot of the Company, in Richmond, on WED.
NEsDAY, 3lst May. 1854, at 12 o'clock NJ.
Office Richmond, r. P. r r. Co.,
Richmond, April 29th, 1854.
nv dtd - : . -..a-.-
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WHEN DEATH is at the door. the rem,

va HEN DEATH Is at the door, the remedy
which would have ed life if administered in time
comes too late. Do not trifle with disease. Rely
upon IT, that when the stomach will not digest food
when the sleep is disturbed the appetite feeble the
mind ethargic the nerves unnaturally sensitive and
the head confused-rely upon 1t, that when these
symptoms occur, the powers of vitality are failing,
ard that unless the mischief is promptly checked,
hte t0H De shortened, as well as rendered miserable.
Now we know from mass Of testimony greater than
that HooFLAND's GERMAN BIrTERs, prepared BY
Dr. C. M: Jackson, Philadelphia, will Immediately
disorders ss surely a mathematical process win
solve problem. Who, then, will endure the agony,
and the risk of life, with health and safety within
reach2 INV Is Az c2uv
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THE Loss OF THE ERcoLANo-Itw was In the night
from the Oath to the 25th uIt in the waters between
Nice and Antibos, that the Stella and the Ercolano
came into collision, having all their steam up Ii
was midnight; there was a heavy sea- and the wea.
ther was dark and rainy. There was strong
wind Itwas a time of indescribable terror and
confusion.
In less than ten minutes the Ercolano, in the
hull of which Stella had made a large opening,
sank. The Stella received but slight injury The
four boats of the Stella which were launched i'm
mediately, saved as many of those who were swim
ming could be heard.
OF all the women ON board the Ercolano only one
was saved-Mara Ambrusano. a chambernaid. -
She was on deck. Sir Robert Peel also escaped by
a miracle His secretary and two servants perish.
ed. Among the persons who were lost are reckon.
ed 36 passengers and IL sailors. sailor and a
passenger, who had been clinging to one of the
fragments OF the Ercolano, were picked up in the
waters of Nice by a bark.-CoYriere Mercantile.
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ELoprp.-A letter from Milford, up the road,
posts one Richard Payne for having. last week.
eloped with his neice. young woman, taking e60o
{sii he had,) and leaving an amiable wife and one
chid. He was . member Of the Episcopal Church
"a wolf Ia wool-Cia. Eaq.
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The Washington Star learns that Mr.. George
Steers, of New York. has been appointed Temporal
ry naval constructor. He viii superntend the
building of the new steamer at Brooklyn Navy
Yard. Mr. Steers, it will be remembered, was the
designer and constructor of the yacht North Amer.
iea
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THE GERMAN LANGUAGE.-DR

Il ID. BEHDAN, Graduate of the Berlin University
and native of Germany, offers his services to teach
the German Language TO class of pupils in this CITY
He 10 hOnored by letters of recommendations from
Won Humboldt, of Prussia George Ticknor, Esq
Of Boston, Charles Anthen, of New York, and other
eminent gentlemen in Europe and this country.
He proposes, later in the season, to open School
tor the thorough education ofyoung gentlemen pre-
paratory to their entering the University of Virginia,
any other Collegiate Institution in this country,
to their engaging in the active business of
life.
REFEREHcEs-Professors Gessner Harrison and
schele de We're, University of Virginia, and Mr.. 6
A Myers, of Richsond.
Apply through the Post Office, to Mr. o. A.
STRECKER my Is lmk
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BRAND CUTTING.-Brands of all sizes and
designs for marking Flour Tobacco Boxes Bags, Ma
chinery, Linen &c made to order.
M g. WHITMAN,
At Langley's Tin and Gas Fitting Establishment,
18th street, between Main and Cary
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Gen. J. Watson Webb returned from Europe In
the Atlantic He u said 10 have succeeded Ia In
feresting British. capitalize In the Guyandotte
lOhio) coal project.
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DIR. EDWARD G. DREw, offers his profess
sional services to the public. May be found at all
hours at the Richmond Hospital Broad street. Church
Hill. ap22-dim*
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THE MARTHA WASHINGTON TR1ALs-The trial
of the Martha Washington consprators has com.
menced at Helena, Ark. The Helena Shield of the
9th inst says:
The first witness, was Henry Cupp, of Hot
Springs county-the old man who, it will be re-
collected, lost his daughter, son-in-law and their
two children, on the boat. The next witness, Mr..
Motley, of this county, and after him, Mr.. Franks.
OF this place. and as our paper goes to press Sid
ney Z. Burton, of Cleveland Ohio, the fourth wit.
ness, is yet on the stand. There are yet a number
OF witnesses to be exasnined-some ten or fifteen
having been sworn on the part of the defence The
investigation will continue several days longer.