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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-12-20
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NEW FREfcHr ARRANGEMEN
Between ~ o-cester s \. V

NEW FREIGHT ARRANGEMENT
Between Worcester * \. =.
Commercial Lins OF Steam Propsllera
BETWEEN PROVIDENCE AND NEW YORK
TRI-WEKKLY-USUAIr-TIM IS HOURS.
Goods TrGzsgortsG Eetssea Worcester cad Tess Yorl
as Leas. dad tsik Equal Dsspatek eng other Lias
THE BOATS OF THIS LINE ssSz
- win leave ProTdence, from Fox Point ~.
MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS, ! FRIDAYS. and
NeT York On TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS, & SATUR
Freight taken fer New York, at reasonable rates
Ihis Line connects, By arrangement with the Daily In
land Line Of Propelers between New York and pbadel.
phis and the Semi Weekly Inland Line to Rslt1cre 81
all times When this inland route is opo1 Goods viii be
taken at Providence for Philadelphia st cents per foot
and fer Baltimore 81 cents per foot. Esuatnse between
Providence and Philadelphia 30 hours; and between Nev
York and Baltimore, 20 hours.
Philadelphia and Ealtmors Freight viii ts forwarded
from New York By any other lines, If SO directed at
rent rates.
For further information Apply to ". Z. JoURDAN,
Office Of Providence and Worcester Ra;iroSd Co. Isaac
odeh Pier No. Is n. Rs o. ". P Williams, "A Broad
way, New York. or to
B BUFPUN, Agent, foot Of south Main St.
sSpt q ISL d6wu Providence.
60 FULLER'S NORWICH Ann
EssS@AE7ssfs WORCESTER EXPRESS.
G. 5. FULLER will send Messenger on every Accom-
mediation Train. over Norwich and Worcester Railroad
70 transact all business Express Line and forRar
packages to New London. Hartford, Rev Haven and
New York He Eil transport Iron Safe in each train
Tor the transmission Of valuable packages.
0FFIcES-lSO Main St Worcester y. C. Brakenrdge'I
Store, under y auregan iiouse, Norwich. CT.
Al packages should be marked FuleT's Express.
Worcester, Sept. lst, 1850 sept5
c. ROSES PROVIDENCE AM
ssszs. --szs WORCESTER EXPRESSLY Every Train.
Packages Forwarded Note DIafts, and Bills collected
and paid, and all orders attended with despatch
Packages and small Gases forEsrei and other Express
euslnesst acted at Fan River Mansfield, Attlebore'
Taunton, New Bedford, and Nantucket Mass; Bristol
Warren. Newport, East Greenwich, Kingston Warwick
Eickfeid, Peacedale and Wakefield Il. l. and Stonins
On. Conn.
oFFIcEs-1s0 Main st-est. Worcester Horace Cook's
Store. Noonsoeket No. 9 Broad street, Providence
EDASSAGE.ONLT $40 FROM LIVER.
POOL TO BOSTON.
LEONARD x CO., Agents for TRAIN & cos Regular
and Established Line Of Packets. Drafts on England
Ireland and Scotland payable sight at their House in
liverpool, or at any Bank in Irelaai.
LEONARD & CO., Agents.
1853 Main SIT, Exchange Building
dps atf
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OIL GAS WORKS.

VESHE PORTABLE oTr.-GAs CoMPA-
Z NF-H,Te works Of the shove description, and
guarantee their successful operation The facility with
which they be adapted anylocaty the low price
Of complete apparatus It's simplicity and economy Of
the manufacture recommend it for dwelling houses no.
tsls5 public halls. factories, and villages.
For further information, apply to
J. @. APPLETON, Agent,
No. Franklin Avenue, =
Between Court street and Cornhill, Boston.
Or to BRAMAN, PERHAM s CO., No. SO Main St, Wor.
cester,
Where one Of the Machines may be seen in operation
auT dSwly
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FAMILY WASHING soar.
would CAL she Alteration Of the public 70 an article
designated ~ tho shove nape which nov ntrodrc
NJ 70 thd pubQ This Soap u warranted d exceIl III
oh soaps Nnlds, anything disc now IN USE for wash.
ing purp9w. luy proved By large number OF ~.
tiiouas u persons who have used H. would therefora
hnDby hak or gensroun people 70 give 1t ialr trial
This Soap put 40 10 small Jars for samples and Is 10
b had ni The principal Nrncery Ia Worcester ana
volnt. Orders for any amount thankfully received and
prompty attended 10. Manufactured BY
w. r. MAscR0FT,
cIt d4von sutton, Mhe9
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Onlnibltses
NEW WORCESTER & LINCOLN Sc
O M MI B II S.

VHANUh Of THEW edhedday Uct. n, I5b5.
Leaves New Worcester
At "a, 81 and 10s, A. NJ. and IL 81, and 81, p. ~.
Leaves Lincoln Square, e"
Alta ", and IL, AM and -, and s, P. NJ.
Leave harrington Conner at Q, Pm
Leaves Harrington Corner, for Now Worcester nin
utes after leaving Lincoln Square,
SUNDAYS. ~
win leave New Worcester at 10 A. NJ, and II P. NJ.
retaining at The close Of meetings.
" Fare each way, "a cents.
o2l db STONE. Proprietor.
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY

NJ. FTERvEY q co.,
NO. ROT MAIN STREET,
unoIaHkLs Arp KrfkIL pEkLnHB ~
BOOKS, ffAxkQ6NRx. AND FANCY GOODS,
Ard rsepI.etxg y ~
ssxs egs "a. W. Rs ], s.s. q z
- Ar1kM ~ 0na1lEE R4a,N~ 1etf g p.Nrsl
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-12-20

INSULATED ELECTRIC sCROLL..-
n The subscriber has Invented, and taken to
secure patent on lightning Conductor in the of
scroll The great advantages of this article will be ob1i-
Gus persons in any degree familiar with the science OF
electricity The scroll is one hall inch in diameter, and
made of Sheet Iron Copper four inches in width af
fordng eight superficial inches Of conductor equal IN the
lion Scroll to pound bar OF the metal TWO and
two birds inches in diameter, and III the copper to bar
OF iron eighteen AID wo.third inches
The immense capacity Of this conductor obyiates the
necessity OF at Toast oneha the usual number ground
leading lines ard thereby reduces the number Of running
ieet by perhaps onehird, which, consiiered together
with the price Of he Conductor per foot will show that II
Is not only the best but one OF the cheapest In use.
The Insuator is simple Terra Gotta Fastener, which
admits Of the free and expansion the metal
sept55tf q. RICE, Worcester, Mass.
R1NAsHlQNABLE CABINET MANI.
~ FACTORYs--rhe subscriber having taken store
W. u ALLgs's BLOCK, on Main street, opposite The
City Hal would inform his frenis and the public that
he ready to make to order, al kinds Of Cabinet Work
OF wood, 70 suit Ancy Desks and Screens Tor Batks,
SHOW Cases Desks for stores, Counters Library and or
hce Tables, all kinds of Desks for 0ces and COuntingi
Rooms, Book Gases in any STYLE Extension Tables Of any
Pattern, Pupts and Church Furniture. The character
o. my work Is well known IN the city and needs puing.
The best OF references be given. Work repaired In
the best manner. An orders thankfully received and
promptly attended 70. JOSEPH BURT.
Worcester. July "a, 1886. jy24 df
physicians AND DEALERS, IN and
about the city, In Of Pure Drugs are invited 10
call at GEO Il. sPURR's POI Main IT, and examine his
wen selected stock Of hedcins, Extracts, Ch,mcas, and
Aseehhd Vi lctns cotuutnt tlat what they purchase
viii he the best IN the market. ne dtf
- DER WIN furniture Painting. yarnishing,
-. aud Polishing done jim the best style. Chambei
Belts Repainted
Cash paid for good second hand Furniture, at
81 FRONT STREET. next " Hardlngs Block
" div
OILS! OILSI.
90 barrels Bleached Winter Whale
20 /" Sperm Whale
30 Lard OH
% " Elaine on;
For Sale by y. A. HARRINGTON h co.
auSl distf
- TEAM ENGINE FOX SALE Ube sc
, ond-liand Locomotive Steam Engine, recently fitted
ior any stationary business not requiring more Than thirty
horse bower Price $500 Inquire the onicc VI WOOD
LIGHT, Co., Junction Ship Worcester, Masp.
MA haw
ABAN BULLOCK MANUFACTURER OF
NJ BOBBINe and hP00Ls Of every description, for Got
ION WOODEN, and six Faetoies. Also 0hsel and Auge
Handes, Table Lfgs, Hubs and job Turning Of every
csictt,n Noue 81 sat udtlce shOp, South street, Iisa
eosus hss. aAv1y di1S
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L. HOOD, Mapuiacturer Of aud wholasal and .
49, eel dealer 10 all kinds Of Mattresses Fealher Beds
Or establishment in thl city also largcr a,,ortment
OF new and second hand Furniture, Crockery lasa Ware
M,u House Furnahng Goods, than can be found IN any
nther place In this county which viii be sold extremely
elsewhere. ~ F"S
N, D. Cash paid for second hand furniture ut The
horiest notice 4 T. iinoD -
Worcester, Aug. 10,1s6b. 252 Ma n atrcet.
ault d6wu - -" '"''N'g
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GRAPE WIN ES.--A few vines of the Diana
- draps and The Hartford prollnc may be hnd Nan
a'ea lor soon Thee are BY far the best varieties vet
nen, lor cultivation inthls climate The Diana d 81
M 70 elslfr lhn lAh n 10 on Catavba. and IL two @oeks
ssaNs; and w montacaros than that kind elhaFs
w. u.'s 1870, =, 49,. J. M NARLu.a
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sosToN AND SVoRCEsTER R. Z.

DOS i IN "A NJ ~ OEtGE9S4 Elk ESs he
II. g. WINTER ARRAEGEMENT-.cd
So zsFsFFSz nasncing Monday, Nor. 8. 1885,
PASSENGER TRAINS B0B BOSTON, as follows
Leave Worcester at (ab4ut Ex) Z, $50 A. NJ, (33g
Ex.) 400, and (i0.So, Ex.) P. IL.
s Mllsusy 8 -os $500 g s4oP;n
Marlboro Marble o 4 issS 80 40 40
Eran'm Centre lWest Station at 7.45, 10.15 q.
q saxonvlIe at F.loa m. loop. m.
Newton, $50, +7.45, $3.50 ". IT. 900, l.iloo,
": Lrl :. m; Al.SO, 2 20, 4oOS l+5.4o W. Tr.)
q Bro0kEne, $50, s.so, SIS, $50 10, a. n, lis,
2, A. $50 Gas, 9, also on Wednesdogs, 1880 D. m
Kesdham Plain. 9, 500 amt l.20, 400 p. n.
LEAVE BOSTON, as Follows:
For Worcester y Z, tSSo Ex) g. M, lso, zSoo Ex,l
% MiIlbury at sE z,a.m 4soP.M
Milford. q An. 100, $50, P. M
= Maribnro at IA. m. l3o, gse, g
= Fran N. Centre At 2, a.. m. I0o, $50, +"
saxonyils.at s el5, a. n. 4e,
Newton, n, ". IT,, s. s.15. 1880 (I.sO w. Tr y.
$50, 445, As, e.I5f ~
Brookiine, 7.05, 7.50, Q, il.30, a. n. 1915, FL
BIS, 5, 8, lis, $50, also Wed'sdays Ills p. N.
Charles River Branch at O5. ll.s0 am. B.15, pm.
Wednesdays at IL instead Of 9.15.
Sunday Mail Train for Worcester, Springfield, and Ne
York ?. ".
pErpress Trains stop only at Framinghsm.
G. TwIcHELL. sup't.
Boston, Nov. /, 1a5b. dawtf
cs.zsszsMu NOVEMBER. 26.-NORWICH
e3S w RCESTER RAILROAD.
Accommodation Passenger Trains leave Worcester for
Norwich at T.30 A. ". 200 and SO P. NJ.
Leave Norwich for Worcester at e-15 A. NJ. l2.15, and
2A5 ?. NJ.
Steamboat Train .~aves Worcester at 100 P NJ, stop
ping At Webster and Danielsonville.
Freight Train leaves Worcester Junction at 10 A. NJ.
Passenger Car Is attached as far as Weaster.
oetl dH P. 81. NJ. ANDREWS, Agent.
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PRIN TIN G. GU Sc
NO. 2IO WASHINGTON STREET,
no STON
BRICK-WHoLEsALE & RETAJl
eBs DEALER IN
BOOKS & STATIONERY.

(Under the American House.)
Dealer in School, Classical, Law, Medical, Theological
Mechanical and Miscellaneous Books, where may be
found the largest and complete assortment Of
ered for sale in this city, and presenting glance
i'm collection of choice literature unequaied in
rt of volumes and read but to be adnired.-
Country dealers and others wishing purchase,
spectfry invited to call Public and Private Lbrarel
supplied on the most liberal terms.
Also, large stock of Bak Books and choice Stationery
consta iy on hand.
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EN0CH MERRILL, wholesaie and FeIaI
~ Dealer IN
~ HATS, CAPS. FANCY FURR
1ioves hittens, suspenders, Haniserchie o,breIias
nnnlts, bos9ms collars Feetng Bows Belts Trunks Va
p n ana Carpet Bags Also, Willow Wagons Cradrs.
psass's Cages, FonntNQs &c. Toys and Rrov gools
~ every variety brushes Racers strop SOAP Scissora,
D,ms, teath'r Busters Pins aud Nselies rrand as,
Paper, Inks, Pens, SC. 60 ~ ''e''"'i
20 Mntn 81, WorSeaier, Mass.
p,sn 81 nm Agent for Brapt's Pulmonary llnsam and
rrn'uyns Extract, DR. Arnoli's Dysentery Dalsam,
20 es Drops for IIumors Burditts Hair oom5ouDd Sc
iyl d&wtf
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hEAf EsS arising from obsTuctons In tii
husischian Tubes, or Palsy Of the Auditory Nerves,
may be cured nigated where tie ticking Of watcl
can DC heard by pressing upon the ear or temple bone
Also hnnnnp1a, from cataract alnhurosis Innnmma
loo the syellds stopping Of tbs passaRe and Bcro
uout Opthalma, cured relieved without pain, by
slmple apd new PROCESS, by Dr. B0ARDMAN. Ohics
U1x-0. y~kN"% 65o11y l2&
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Boston ADVERTISEMENTS.
pa RKEg not Sc!
Il O-S tx n.

a LII WHO VALUE A GOOD HEAD
"a OF HAIR shonid use Perry's celebrated hungarian
Balm. 1t is the puurs OF all Hair preparations
Sold b Burr PERRY, at their Patent Medicine and
PerGmery ere, No. GCrnhil, and by Druggists gen.
orally fsnI oo
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IHNEAS.-Ju arfied mesh invoice OF teas CONSISTING
q of various grades
OLD HYSoN, GUNP0WDER,
YOUNG IMPERIAL.
o0L0sG, NINGYoNG,
CONGO, S0UCHONG.
HYSoN TWANKEY, HYS0N SKIN, &c.
Merchants will find it for their interest TO examine thu
above named stock. Samples sent if desired.
Orders by nail otherwise will with prompt at.
tenton A. II. ADAMS
lyl0 d&wu ia State Straet. Boston,
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greeted them at Washington Hall. Tia "A,
iiliputian actor, Mordaunt Boon. sssm. not .
whit behind his sister IN his appreciation Of
the parts In which he appeared, and M.d,,l..
Laara and Issbslla, are too we'll known - a..
public to need remarks coneernine fh.i,
acting The miniature theatioaIs s1s Az.
nounced again Tonight and we feel snrs that
the talent Of the infant prodigies and the n.
terpriss OF the lsssses viii meet with deeervsd
Cards pro and CON, in relation to the ap.pc.
late hrm Of Ssldsu, Withers 4 Cs' Nv ~. ..e
psared in the Gazette Of the past two ds1,
Me@fs Bsyne q English, trustees, insist that
the city authorities have mistaken the reIa
,ons OF the Corporation Of Als1andria with
. W. and Co whilst oMy Mr.. Wise. fails
quite different tale The whole aff.;r sssrns
to Do that tho Trustees think that ths oiosino
OF the late firm should not alter the elation
OF our city affairs with them, and Mayor wise
believes that the house Of ,Selden Withers &
20 nave tailed, that the city autheritiss deal
with them not a. solvent men.
taS democratic delegates to the late Stan.
oon convention met at the MarshsII House
yesterday afternoon, and matured arranse.
Men~ Tor the reception of the Hon. ii. "A.
wise, Democratic candidate for Governor. Who
will meet the people Of this vicinity on tho
hustings next Saturday.
Inc star Fire Company have secured fne
iot ior their new engine house, on St. Asaph
street, near its intersection with Prince. We
learn that the building will soon be com.
menced The Hydraulion, whom the recent
action Of the Council prevents from building
on their present site, intend locating in the
southern portion of our city.
The commercial lead Of the Gaxetie savs
money 10 easy. Wspresume il means to spend.
for We know 1t is far from easy to get
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Oesti uctive Fire.

BUFFALO, Jan 30.-A ere broke out 1T Fort
Erie, &C. w. last night about clock, BY
which the engine house and machine shop II
that place, belonging 10 the Buffalo and Brant-
ford railroad, were des roysd with all their
contents. Iu the engine house were ave loco
motives The loss 10 not less than sixty thou
sand dollars
building only partially 90 The Buffalo Ere
companies could not sTon the river, ss owing
to . tremendous snow storm which vas raging
no boats could come over for them. All
efforts proved fruitless to save the property.
The FIRE originsted In the oil room
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Pc RsONAI.-

80. The Hon. Mr.. Banks Il on Monday
next to deliver an address at Alexandra. Va
for the benefit Of the orphan and free school
society. ~~'
80. The New York Mirror says:-We learn
from Albany that there is a possibility Of
Siecting ogden Hoffman to the United States
Senate.
'...A gentlemen, at a late fashion able as
sembly being asked which of the company hs
thought the most beautiful, replied. :" WHY.
madam, they are all beautiful but that lady,
! thiDk-Pointing to Miss Bunce, who was
dressed in the extreme of fashion-omtstr;us
then, all 20 ~ p
80. Seine one writing from Charlottesville,
Va, after hearing Mr.. Wise speak on the 25th
says: The Reporter of the New York Herald,
met with his deserts at the close of Mr.. Wise 3
speech and spontaneous outcry ran from the
audience, put him out, put him out and as
him nay" ' 'Af' w. 'A'a' LEI
80. Mrs. Sinclair Qate Forrest) has been
presented with diamond necklace CS3 00O
by some Of her admirers in San Francisco
80. Rev. DR.. D1rbin contradicts the state.
ment that all tho missionaries of the Metho
dist Episcopal Church will have left China in
snort time Instead Of doing this, a mis-.
sionary reinforcement has Just been sent ont,
and others are to be added in the spring
80. The Baltimore American learns, from
the very best authority, that the rumored in.
tention OF Gen. Cas- shortly to address the
Senate upon the naturalization laws and the
propriety of secret political societies, 10 alto
gether unfounded. lie states that it is his in.
tention at present to take no part in the de.
bate that will shortly spring up in the Senate
on these exciting subjects.
80. The New York Evening Post SAYS:
1.-The great mystery of Governor Seymours
presence in Washington Is at last explained
tie, in company with Commissioner Mason
and others, is interested in case, now before
the United States Supreme Court, involving
the title to q tract of land containing I2O, 600
acres In Iowa. Their ownership has been
upheld in all the courts OF that State. and il
is expected that the question, which has been
SUBJECT OF litigation for twenty years, will
be at least settled in Q few days favorably to
the former. Messrs s. p Chase, of Ohio. and
Hiram Barney, of New York, appear for the
defendants, and on Thursday MI. Chase will
deliver his argument
80. The Office of Grand AImoner of Franco
which was suppressed in 1880, is likely to be
revived In the person of Cardinal Dupont,
Archbishop Bourges. Sixty thousand francs
. year, and palace to live in, are spoken of
az the emoluments of this Office.
In the suit of Daniel Webster against
the city Of New Orleans, claiming $50, 900 for
professional services in the Gaines case, the
jury were unable to agree.
go. Gen. Sam Houston said in a speech
which he delivered at New York." Gsntle
men, will tell you an anecdote of an Iri! h.
man, and, by the way, every drop of blood in
my veins came from an Irish source
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-01-31
THE FOB Al OPENING
OF THE SECOND EXHIBITION or IHs
METROPOLITAN MECHANICS ISSsITUTE
WIIL IKE RLALE At The sNIrhsoN-

NXyIIL TAKE PLACE AT THE sNIrEsON-
w IAN INSTITUTION, Washington, ID. C,
on the 9Th Of February, 1855.
This Institute was founded ou The 3lst Of August,
le52, for the promotion and encouragement Of Man
ufsctures, Commerce, and the Mechanic and Useful
As.
The contributions to the Exhibition sle already
numerous, and every indication afforded OF fun
and most interesting display. The arrangements
are made upon a q and scale. The man hail and
other apartments ofihe Smithsonian Institution
apart for the purpose are admirably spted there
for, and supplied with everything conducive -
the safety, veReBce ald comfort Of contributors
and visiters, while the appr aches from all parts OF
the city have been greatly improved.
Persons twenty one years OF a.e, and friendly TO
its objects, may be admitted TO membership OF this
Institute il between the ages Of fourteen and
~ one they NAV be Admitted junior mcInbeTs.
The former required TO pay an initiation fec Of
81, and 50 per y thereafter; aud the latter M
itation fee Of 81 and 81 per year thereafter.
For The benefits Of the School of ID Sign, members
and junior members charged 81 extra per season
Of four months.
All memb, rs are entitled To the privilege " the
Exhibition Members tickets each admit a member
and one lady. member and two children, OF the
wife of a member and two chi dren; and junior
members tickets each admit a junior member and
one lady. Other persons are required 10 pay Tor
tickets follows:
Single admission. ID
Season uck convertible into membership. 50 90
Gentlemlns seasn ticket, sngie.......-.....-... %
Lady, season ticker. w
The Office OF the Superintendent of the Exhibition
al the northern main entrance 20 the Smithsonian
us i'ution, IL open daily from a. IN. until p. M,
where all business connected with tins enterpnZe
will receive prompt attention. Written communl-
cations slotld al be addressed 20 the undersigned
THOMAS T.. CONNOLLY,
Ian zWa nj a
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sKoRsKToWA coRREsp0NDKHcy.

Prof Dinitry's Lecture Condition of Mr..
Thecker and Young Woody-Gettine Ice
Sale Of Property- Markets..
GEORGETOWN, Jan. 81, 1855.
A very large and intelligent audience was
In attendance at Forrest Hall, to hear the leo.
ture Of Prof. Dimitry. The able and lucid
manner in which he discussed his fayorite
theme, "The statuary and architecture of
Athens" fully sustained his reputation rs A
pleasing and eloquent speaker. His ideas
were clothed In most chaste and beautiful
language, and brought down frequent bursts
Of applause.
We are pleased to learn that Mr.. Thicker,
who was badly injured some days since by
being thrown from his wagon, and q child of
Mr.. Woody, that was frightfully wounded by
similar accident, are, under the skilful treat
msnt Of DR.. Snyder, rapidly recovering from
their injuries.
We learn that, as far as the assessors have
gone, the present appraisement of real and
personal property shows very consider able
increase in the valuation over the last gen sral
assessment The assessment, when completed.
will, doubtless show that the value of taxable
property in our town will reach very near, if
not quite, the amount heretofore stated by us
"a, O60, 900.
Some Of our ice dealers are busy again this
morning, procuring a supply of that necessary
summer luxury, ice. From present indics-
tons, one and all will be able to gather a full
crop
Mr.. Benjamin Bohrer has disposed of his
fine property on Bsall street, consisting of q
fine dwelling, formerly used as hotel, and
very extensive livery stables, to Mr.. William
HeIsl, for $1,000. If We mistake not, this
property was sold some six years since for less
than $4,000.
small sales of -four yesterday at $s,75. The
news Of yesterday has given rather more firm.
ness and alacrity to the mari et Wheat re-
mains unchanged.
SPECTATOR
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New York Usrtooo.

NV YoRK, Jan. sl.-Cotton is sitter, but
not quotably lower. Flour has an upward
tendency, and prices are triae above yester-
days quotations; so'es Of $500 barrels good
Ohio at $S.7sas.lSl; Southefn-sslss Of ], 800
bels at $s.s7las 3li. Germ is upward and
the market Is firm; sales Of 1900 bushels
Western mixed at ssc- Pork-,ales Of ness
ct $l2 5osl2 Sc. Beef is unchaDgsd with .
Limited business ct previous rsses. Lard ID un-
changed, with . moderate demand. Whisky
sales Of Ohio at 32a32I.
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Female Blot at the W, &c.

CIscINSArI, Jan. 30-At Mount Pleasant,
in this county, about City women attacked and
demolishsd large quantity of liqour belong
ing to . tavern keeper, and dragged the owner
through the Lie nor, which stood six inches deep
on the hoor
for about twenty, but the police returned this
afternoon, and reported an inability to make
STREETS. They will 90 out again with reinforcs-
msnts to night
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n ARRlED.

On the 9th instant, by the Rev. WIN. Hodges,
ISAAC BRADLEY to Miss FRANCES BROAD
HEAD, all of this city.
On the goth January, by the Rev. John T.. Smith,
hENnLEY NELSON, ESQ, TO Miss ELIZABETH
NOELAND.
And o. the same morning, by the same, ALLEN
q FOX, Esq, 10 Miss MARTHA V. WHALEY,
all CT Virginia.
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ALEXANDRIA CORRESPONDENTS

Miniature IHeatrieais-FSnan>iG Opsra.
uon-Democrastc Mesitng-Ihe Engine
Honsss-Monsy Easy.
ALEXANDRIA, Jan. % 1866
Last evening the Boon Children, those in
mitsble miniature artistss, performed, much
to the Subtraction Of large audience which