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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-09-21
Correspondence of the Diapatch.l
NORFOLK Ho.PITAt.,

The mortality is on the decrease. We have ,hi'
day iwa-Janrs Mccormick nnd one kcnliy, a Ger
nam in the Hospital. Oar book keeper. Geo. Read
one of our br.; friends, was taken this day, bat hi
case is Of a mild character. We hope soon to SCI
him resume his place among ua. y" other admit
lance thIs day. 1t appears the fever is %ravaginc thu
poorer class Of people who reside on tho outskirts .
Inc town. They positively refuse To come to tn
Hospital, from what cause we cannot tell. The to,a
amount ri deaths in the town yesterday was thirty
and to-day it appea:s To have augmented.
Mr.. Henry Myers. of your city, returned nmongs
us to-day, rcsuning his arduoGs labors rs Steward o
our Hospital.
We have had ton Of our patients dismissed durn;
the fort y-,.i.h hours. &. Il.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-09-21
COLLEG. AND SCHOOL TENT ooh

TENliE. subscriber las sUl Pile! hiln.cli Viii ~ alal
q ally 'x'"n-lv" sto'k u SCHOOL. ACkIrNiC |
COLLEGE TEXT 3DOhS, embracing; hs is,o,' mt 4
approved works adapted :" Elementary. r ra~v. rri
varr"i -'rdi.-. Ts'ri 10y our College, md ~,a.... yal.
out tho S;H'". - which l." rc-p"rI'Iiiy irrrcs g" ~"
;"n Of Country N"r,han'-, Teachers. ANA lie p nc 4
orally. N..,. "a iur." nnd handsome variety o. H'Nucr
FArcT AT:icl.s. So.
Grra; care EG- been taken 20 10y in n supply Of u"
Letter. Cnr. NO'" md Bill prn"r-. with fn'"'op-' Of e"
d.ssr5p.!an . nI-u. I!s;iu. Chri-. FOR N"rui'-. Por
lior. INK, >'nr"-. Pocket Ink S;a;tds. NwCrlrce. BlarEs
Copy Eooie. with Si""l r'I- Unrur?nss"d for DURABILITY
side, PLiu~n-' n"Hly invented Cold Pens. which ao,
enough 10 write n who'll page oil ir,rr paper. Tioc :.
iua'" both ro.rrs md mink" tine pen write sIrD0't'vr
ca.jiy. p 'rial will prov" ,heir decided superiority over
others. Alec, Goody"urIs l!.d,a Rubber Pens MI fcs
Cases. CHARLES WOKTHiN.
so,, %
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-09-21

STEAM FERRY.-The en.erprisins town OF Guyan-
dotte, Cabell county, is about having q steam terry
be,wee that place and Proctor,vills.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-09-21

,n.ar Bcwla,ville.) Fluvnnna, on W'd"t - yyr = lint
tie It p = Of a.; II, 1 sSnsI", s"d, District DE- 4"' ~
are hcicoE -, Tim, the above proceedings nc
kr - NV !, ,I.. Richmond Enquirer, Whis anu TX
P":''',hen IL ~ WIN. a. GRAY, Chairman
a.ninrr. r,,rry
a..o ,c1ic,i,ns. Together with como rroa.lnS
rro,s,s ,n,i"~. - comrIv with the resolution above.
rrouiinr me to write an address. L" the imy''ci"as ..
(;nnchland. F.uvanna md i."'I-" c"unt's. l. u
NV, ~ m"ai rc.nII, lha, may flow thcrcfrom, will be rca-
' nv snn,rcnr to all parties concerned. without any
~: u "ra,,; Of mirc burdvning the public prints,
ami that as many Of the p1y,,S Sdan OF the district n. ,ha
ns a. If tLcir engagements will allow.
!" JNO. +. MILLER.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-09-21

Til" market exhibit, bu, Little nnimrt:on, and pTlc"7 are
wi::out inn:tr!a! caa:.e, for some week o! iwo pa.
Snic. Of tonncro NJ ~Barksdal. & Read cs!J Mar
shall. a! mud IS: j" kirkpatrick, II, 10 ., ana . 90
COX 4 BIiow . Rui -: : li1nusi = ~: c II N'nc"i,
son s - and ., J 7 Rnr.or s o.: J 3 Mcrnlii ) 80 o an
: -: : D LCn- &: e Yn,". 81 " II Nail:"l I!
81, e - ani { -; Branch Pca,rh, ?. . 9 % nhi
) q: ] Fen. Il L, .. IL - and II - j. J.,
L"Ni.3. :. " -" n 525. ) -. -: q ! Alien g. !. =
Pollard ,, >. \ O'r:l'-; - and -. ! + 7 inani- :; NJ.
y ElIridz" :; Hex me. Ymil. : -. ? - and ! at ): W
Goh'I - an =. u 'IlF"rs"I 10 -. ~, > ~ "Ei !! ~
G nv ! BALI" 3 -. : 20 md q: III u SI"ut'r. H. :
a d %. y Il Sub!ct. :. " " Farmer a.. 6 II ii.'|cf'
suns, J j IhoiHt+ -. = & B.rEs.aic- i Gug:.ca a.
J Ci.riy :: I II arms. = 80. ) 70. ) -. D. =
t. -. l. &c. 8 ~: Cap y Il PRICE, D.? - ard3 ~ II; " 4
WOOL, and Z? Col H. ?lsh 80 Il Eirnunis". $50, . ~
: Co. g A bnii1w .. T.. - and : -; J P Runson. -
nut iu; E!dm .. . 40 AID: Ci J + Narsirnl' : - haiLT
= II Jrc<soH :! -. ~. II :. ) - ard u; W u ti''nie'..
!. hs;. u WATSON 4. > ~. :. . 20 end ) 20: Mr. " ! cox
ani :: " r Green . sr J G Griuc. : 50 ani : %; JA+ Pol
lard : 20; Col IL ID MrCrrso 7 - aud . c II Nrnier-"i
10 1una -: J I Rar'ou . -; G c Mrfhail ;. ~ ana
.. tirn W I BnEow 2 and 4? E-t. j Watson ) 80 l. =
Walker IS: u Cooper I IS and : IS; isner Pollard y
: ~. Al.o. % hnds from 5 20 ?: IS from g =; 10 10: u
f-oni 10 50 TO IL ~ | a: Is: ! Mt IS - / Of y IS l a
; SC, ana ! case 1T ); s.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-09-21
RICHMOND TOBACCO aARKE, :. SEPT 81.

Sine" Tu'sdar Ia us 81. .c,"o"- 49," rrc'!r's ~ y,
spcc;irn ha"c pee light. We have no material rrhn-
. untic" in prices Common Tugs nri l",'iior !rI ~.
sui'"d for manufacturing. ar. rather lower 'han 't.r were
on Monday In; y. y. HAgTlS. soH q" -
sales OF Tobacco IS y. II. Martin, :'"n : - H:.Ss,
: %, 2 2 nj : ~ ani a, Q; | A Nance. o. ! J. . L!I1'
Jr, ., IT hCo,"s, - and : .: DR. T + "i-3n ~
{ ir2 John Wa,kin..> 70 and : - = y b H"s;er, ," ne!
10 .M; = + H"-i:-. !. - mud Is 20, ) Esta'e '" C"Ghha!'
9, . q, . al Q - and n. 1 y f. C"rn"dy, Pat lO"na attn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-09-21

sre,n-x- ,yn DEs7H.-Wc regret to learn by
,cisrrnpi,ic despatch from LyncI'brr.h, thai NEI'i.
city, wns thrown from a buggy near aa%
Montgomery county, on TussdI ;yys iTst' . "I mort T" rii in,
SAMMY lam ,h n'' horse he wa. driving took fright rnn OIL
n rnI sb "a him out. His remains we're expected to
nh! 'm CIV, nm tba Danyille cars Wednesday evening.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-09-21
LATEST 81 TELEGRAPH.
Photographed for the Richmond Enquirer.
LATER FROM EUROPE

LATER FROM EUROPE.
IrF'r"i Of ne G"h'c-.N oiti9g ImportaH! jr0W II"
Crfmcr.
NV YORK.. Sept. "H.-Ihc steamer Bu!tic. with
dates 10 the S;h Instant, arrived from LIVERPOOL last
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-09-21
WHOLESALE h>p RErNII. STOCK OF

80 E'i'b'h hT"tbl .'HiI ~ L'L 80 .
COMPLETE FOR II F.ILL fND HiTYEE, TX
At Ma. i3I. Mlin street. Opposite Eagle -quar
u. GOODMAN has now open. tho !hr-'s' s'"r.
% . fail nni winter Cl"th:uc. ':rn: h"a ~ c"'r ?F'c'a-'
conJrqin: tho Cr"Htc-' variety Of MI ;hr iH''-' tel 80
embracing Over Coats, Trlnas, Shawl. BHnk"'' h.''0
Cost. D:.sE Cont. PANE and Vosir, from III" r.'.''" 1
lpw"s, prri". Furnishing Goods. Ny stack = a"n''
lLrEc ard wired IN .nl;r;'in. N organization a. M 80
ma II order To srs'nin til" high reputation ""'cn "rrs
has" attained, lean only NH thu: my goods vii be 80
very low Enti-'Ertpry prices.
y Weekly additions ~:'lbc made 70 ny sac.
rect rom tn' HIHng'nc'ory. y!IC., will cErbl" me- &"
ID. III" lh."st pnt,"rs n"i styles n !as, ne they uns M
throughout IL" scEsOn. . GOCiE'H.
son "a
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-09-21

.,r Ar, ron THE SrFFERERs.-We understand
~, LAM, Elicit, Clerk Of llcnrico County Court,
u ,hot A norton Of the committee appointed by a meet,
; ;m"' of rho citizen. to solicit aid for the Norfolk ana
Paramount sufferers, hive collected and pad over 10
him Tho sum OF $500. Thi. amount will do very wei
for Ucnrico, when tho fact is considered that a large
number of her citizens, and especially those residing
on The suburbs Of Richmond, had contributed liberal,
" to lists opened in the city, before any action i'"'
been taken in the county.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-09-21

CooL.-A free negro, named Todd, recently SEN
fenced to the Pcnitcntiary for felony, in Wyth" coIh'
ty, wa. brought up Monday to receive sentencc.-
Upon being asked il he had any thing TO say before
sentence was passed on him, be replied that there
was ~no;fiu, save some inconvenience wn!rh would
attend his leaving The county at the particular time.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-09-21

AMES WOOnilOtSE \ co have supplied ter
- srlrcs with nn extensive stock Of School. icsa'-,
and College Tex Books. embracing the lar"., sE" 81
approve! wcrh- adapted 10 elementary, primary mo
vHrroi s,uiics.
TIC hoY"l"vc,ci particular attention to adding 4 : 4
stock ~ Crock. Latin, F~"nrh. G":uInn. Spanish sni
Inn Book. hy tn" r:o.' app roy"d AUTHORS
Teacher. pnrcn,- nri pupils en- procure from tho q
scr!bcrs Ivory 'LinG trey ulry require III the way Of -
;i1oks md Srr'ion"ry. upon :ca-Onahtc ,.rGns.
4 l;5rrli Discount mad. - irncnnr.. Scr 81
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-09-21

IAIDIES & iteBfNSoS

.HAIE opened ihrlr new Drug stare nj tho corner Ot
& 4 +tn and Franklin streets, aud are supplied with n
full srocs of perfectly fresh Medicine. and s~"erythins In
IL" Dru: l!no. Country physicians ORDER. filed mt all
'iEcs with pure and rrI"n!" Medicines and on az good
terms IN cnn be o5'Hipcd r!scwicTc. Pharmnccu;ical md
Chemical preparations o! a.! kinds made {" order and sen
Ia any part q. the rOun'ry.
LAlDLEi & ROBINSON,
Sept q Corner OF 1h aud Franklin streets.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-09-21

MAx.ssA.G,r R~,llnrAO.-li "a expected that the
ManGs-n- Gap ROAD NJ. hr c"n'EIcte. 10 N"o!';ocG,
Va, by tho iirsi ii January neal.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-09-21

SToEM.-A severe storm occurred NJ Wc'-burE
last week, unrvotinE the Cour, House, and doing con-
siderable damage 10 property in the vicinity.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-09-21

Musical CoSvESTIoS.-A convention Of the mcnn-
hers of the Brass I;aur!. is TO be held in Washington,
Pa, on tue 81 Of October nex;. Fifteen full bands
have already volunteered IN I've present; among ti"m
the Mor,aninwI, FIirulont, Wel!sburs and Wheeling
bands from Virginia. a tremendous crash OF harni"-
NJ is expected.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-09-21

SHur.-A negro man named Walker, belonging 10
Mr.. j. F. Frv, was ,ho; on Monday night last while
in the net Of stealing corn, in tho fell Of Mr. JnmeA
Widdcrfcld, mcnr the University u Virginia, by a
son OF the latter. The negro's wouhis are not con-
sidered dangerous.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-09-21
ALL. DEMOCRATS OF LOUISA W

.S ALL OF LOUISA wi,
~ pl-a-. attend nrxt October Cnur,. tor the rG!
pose Of nominating Il Democratic Candidate for the oH:cr'
OF sheriff. a DEMOCRAT
Examiner copy sept -
Z -SDER-WEiR FOR GESTLEMEN.-W" have
I n large and complete assortment o; heavy SIX. Me
rlno mi DoIn-si:c FLANNEL Shirts and Drawers, 10 which
we invite the attention ot taos" in wGn,.
scr;2l KEEN, BALDWIN & CO.
sNhNCY CASHMERE PASTS.-wc have no~ IL
n sore II splendid stock Of ;iEc fancy CRssemcre Pants.
OF the very beet styles, suited tor fl md winter wrnr.
which 80" offer al very mOGcrH'" prices.
sep; IL KEEN, BALDWI & CO..
NaFET WHEAT-for shlc II GuGr'irs 10 .ui: ouy"rs
w and nj very low prices. 1t IS well suiind tor cattle,
10. :r"J, poultry, SC. Apply II, our mill:
sept 2l-3r IiAXALL & co.
aSTRE BUSTOS RTM-Trfells Brand, for -mlc by
Z sept: DAVENPORT, ALLEN " co.
= IVEitPOOL = ~ALT-l.:0G Sack for sale,
e. To arrive, by DAVENPORT, ALLEN & co.
Scpt 81
TIL FARM CALLED LILLY VALLEY on
me OSBORNE TURNPIKE AND on LANES
RIVER. SIS MILES BELOW RICHMOND. FOR SALE.
/HylIE sub.c.ibcr. arr nu'horz"i 10 sell tho above "a!.
q unbi. farm now owned and occupied ~ Nj u .
Akin. IL contains 335 ucrcs. OF which 2!O acres ie. on tie
west side. nnd i25 acre. OH rho "nst s!us Of til" Drhorpr
Turnpike. six miles below Richmond The improvements
on the place are new. and though Email, nrc sufficient Tor
the accommodation o! n moderate ,izcd family.
The plnc" il very h-rkhy. Bcd:csH wollin tho yard,
there is an cxccllen; spring near thereto
The iaai i. Of crcell.n, qualify. The portion 20 hr put
in wheat will be prepared so N 10 be r-"cy Tor tall i"cd!n:.
Those d- ro,ri - purchase n.- requested 70 REV Inc
prcri.e.. Terms accGmiuO!nunc-sTpiy 10 Hr Akin, or
IL GODDIH ( APPER9ON,
Sop, 2i-c?w hUc:!Dn""r..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-09-21
LANES RIYER CEMENT 81 LIME WORKS

Tue Magnolia and other foreign r1n,cr, nre zoo .c.nN TO
inter- rre much with the quality Of the Lime; IL will mako
a good Lime. and more tree from Mayresia than much Of
the Northern Lime - William G!!hEm.
My principal object being M experiment. WIKI tse view
olarg"r operations in tbi- nn-iacss. havo concluded dor
IN" prc.cnD 10 pu: The prien a: 5 cents pr ha:hcl t1r IN"
stacked Lime. Ut no k!a,. or with tho addition o! i'ei;h'
nui 'oiL, 20 any point on the James R:ye' and haoh"hs
Canal
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-09-21

barn ErR>E0.-D@:Ing the thunder storm n sl.or;
time since, the barn al Capt. Boswell l.. ia:rs. urnT
North Garden, iAib"mnri- county, Was struck b"
and CONSUMED, together with hs crop Of
wheat, farming utensils, &c.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-09-21

ARREsrEp.-P. c. Clifford and c. Crawford, were
arrested Monday, in Wylhcri!lc, for Stealing sl?0
from the room oil John f.. PrIni!c,"n, nj the t"tcI IN
Marion, S,ny:h county. They were lHI.ed in jail
Crawford processes to hive been L iii5ustcr under
Lopez.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-09-21

DRowSsp.-A soa Of Mrs. Maria Perkins, NJ Guy.
nndo.ts, was accidentally drowned last week.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-09-21

EaiGRArioS.-Willihm Morse aud indy, John y.
Morse. aud Mr.. McSparrin, 1T ~.ippnmait"E. and Sa-
mucI r. Hart, and James +. ~liubsDn, OF LyIchhurg,
have formed Il party to settle in tho Northwestern
frontier OF Texas. They will travel in emi-rant
fully equipped with money, ;nUlcs, n":Tne',
wagons, IRE arms. sc. They will take the South
western road md rcnch the Mississippi river at Mem
phis. They will cross there aud - through Arkan-
sas AMI the Cherokee Nation, Ia whore they intend IT,
settle. They expect 10 arrive III sixty days, il they
have fair weather.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-05-25
By N. A. THOMPSON.
Loaice9n Old State House, State street, Boston.l

toiceSn Old State House, State street, Bostonl
AssigneeS' Sale Of Property in Rorburv belonging
to the Boston Carpet Company.
Real Estate, Steam Engine, Garnet LOOMS aud other
machinery.
On FRIDAY May %. at IL O'Clock A. NJ on the premises
will be sold by Public Auction by order of Assignees
Dr. The entire real and personal estate Of the Boston
Hg, Carpet Company, situated Simmonds street, in
1 RoXbury, between fremont Street and Stony Brook
near the India Rubber Factory.
The real estate consists of very valuable tract of land
bounded in front by Smmonds street. and the rear by
Stony Brook, and containing 1920 square feet upon
are large carpet mill, dye house. bleach house. and
counting house. The factory is suppl ed with a steam
engine Of horse power boiler shifting, betting &c
complete Sixty three hand, and power looms (of
which latter two are threey) for ingram carpets with
Wrappers, spoilers bobbin winders patterns and every
other requisite in the way of machinery, TOOLS fixtures
&C., for the successful carrying of the business of
Carpet Mandatory all in complete order and ready for
immediate use.
The real estate will be sold separate from the machinery
as the establishment is exceedingly well adapted for the
carrying on of almost kind of mechanical manu-
featuring business, well fer Carpet Factory The
cells at the option of the purchasers schedule of the
same may be seen at the office of the Auctoneer.
Unless previously disposed of at private sale one lot
the whole of this valuable property will be positively sold
as above to the highest bidder to settle and close in
solvent estate Terms and further particulars may be OBJ
tanned of the Auctioneer, or of the Assgnees B. T.
BROOKS, 40 State street, Boston, and PETER AMBER
SON, Lowell.
The property be examined at any time on applica.
Hon to JOHN poland, near the mill. w3t myo
my22 dat
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-05-25
DRESS SILKS.

1852 CITY STORE. 152
OLD, BUT CHEAP!
$50 packages Of New Goods Just received consisting in
part Of Bankrupt Stock purchased about onehalf The
cost of importation. We therefore prepared to offer
you the greatest bargains ever offered in Worcester.
Among them the following low prices, viz,
500 yds Chaies, worth 374 cts, for one shilling.
800 " worth 20 cts for 12t cts
1900 yds Printed Lawns and Mu,lins, 81 10 S74
400 yds Tissues and Berages, at low prices.
800 yds Striped and Plain poplins, II to 42c
1000 yds English French & American Prints s to 33c
10 cartons Summer Shawls SO cts to $500.
White Grape shawls, all prices
500 Mantlas, from $1.50 to $500.
ALSO,
MnntilIns Made TO Order.
Silks, from 37B to $l.75, large invoice Of our well
known Black Silks Plain and Figures which are Gar
ranted not TO crack.
300 doz. English Hosiery one half the cost Of i'm
portation.
parasols, Collars, Sleeves, Gloves, Mllts, &C., &c.
All kinds Of Dry Goods at ruinous prices Al will
money by calling, before purchasing, at the Cry
STORE, 1862 Main street. j. IL. CLARK a. co.
my22 DIFF
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-05-25

LNht w SfA Ee1 - FL LHIs
333 & 335 Washington, cor. West ST.,
BOSTON.
s p A r R O w &c 90.
Have just opened,
In the spacious Hall on their Second Floor
an entirely new and flesh Stock of Choice and Elegant
O. RIP fGTIN G S.
of the best English and American manufacture embracing
all the newest and most desirable patterns of
Wilton, Tapestry, Brussels, Three Ply Superfne and
Low Priced Carpets
Also, FLOOR OIL CLOTHS, of all widths and Of the
best make. Cocoa and Canton Maugs, Rugs Mats &c.
These goods have all been purchased at the present low
prices Of Uarpsts and viii be oe ed for Cash at the uery
tolCeSt rates.
Persons about purchase goods in this line should by
no means fail to examine this stock before making CHER
selections. SPARROW & CO,
3j3 4 335 Washington, corner West ST.
my2} daw4w
GEUANO AND PHOSPRATES- The sub
W scrber has on hand, and for sale in any desired
quantities,
De BURG's SUPER PHOSPHATE ofLIME;
GOES do. do do
PERUVIAN GUANO
MEXICAN do.
Ord RS from tie country, by mail or otherwise promptly
attended to A. II. ADAMS, ia State St.
myo aa"imls Boston.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-05-25
PARASOIs! PAU

FARAsUIS FANASOLS :!
We are daily receiving from the Manufacturers and
from Auctions, all desirable styles of PARASOLs from
good SILK Parasol at Finy-EI&ht Cents, to the
richest goods MISUNDERSTANDING many Choice
styles not to be found elsewhere; and all at the lowest
prices. CHAMBERLAIN. BARNARD. & co.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-05-25

consists Of beautiful and collection Of Wild Beasts
and Birds from all parts of the world.
The two Performing Elephants will be introduced by their
Keeper and go through many sagacious performances
MR. PARKER, the celebrated Tanner of Wild Beasts,
will enter The den of Lions and other Trained Animals in
presence Of the audience at O'clock previous to the com
mencemeut of the Equestrian Performances.
The following of the Animals in this collections
African Lion and Loness Numdian Lion Asiac Lioness
Brazilian Tiger, Hunting Leopard Grizzly Bear. One
White Polar Bear Spotted Hyena One California Lioness
Pooaah Bear, Alpaca Kangaroo, Rocky Mountain Bear,
Jacka from south Africa, Kangaroo from New Holland
Colony Of Apes Monkeys, Balloons, Parrots, Cranes,
owls, &c, forming what is termed a Happy Family.
During the Exhibition, the visitor vii have an oppor-
tunity Of hehoiding the REAL, GENUINE, ORIGINAL,
GEN ERAL TOM THUMB!
The celebrated and worldrenowned Man in Miniature
who is twenty-five yesrs Of age,
Weighs oHig 20 Pounds, and is but IS Inches High.
EQUESTRIAN ENTERTAINMENT.
Separate and distinct from the Geological and Tom
Thumb Exhibitions are the following brilliant CIRCUS
PERFORMANCES to which the visitors of the former,
al who choose may attend, without additional charge.
The Circus Troupe it will be seem contains some of the
most prominent Riders, Vauers, Gymnasts, and Comic
Talent ia he country; and the Entertainments given are
NOVEL, DIVERSIFIED, and BRILLIANT, accompa-
MED by Magnificent Band of Music.
The performances will commence with the great Tloo
and -Four Horse Rein Act by MR. p STICKNEY.
SiGN0R FELIX CARLO known in Europe and in the
United States, the italian Trick Clowns With his tall
ented Juvenile Artists, in pleasing diversity Of Gro
tesque Gymnastics in which these admired performers
stand prC-emnent.
MISS SALLY STICKNEY the highly accomplished and
youthful American Equestrian, will perform her Great
Model Actof Female EQuator, UsRout saddle or Bride
Daring aud skilfu Feats of Balancing, by MASTER
CARLO forming aud mounting Pyramid of Glass Bot
Ties taking Crystal Promenade upon Decanters, and
firing Pistols while balanced upon his head on the neck
of a Bottle, a, the top Of the Pyramid
Undaun ed aad Artistic Display of Juvenile orseman-
ship, called Young Anne rica, by Master r. STICKNEY
BOBBY WILLIAMS, CoEl.
Great Nenage Act, by MISS SALLY sTICKNEY, and
her noble and beautifully trained Horse GEM.
Superb Feats and Graces in Posturing and Grouping
by SIGNOR FELIX CARLO and Son.
MIR W. ARMSTRONG vii exhibit his celebrated acts
OF Somerset and Scene Riding.
To conclude with Comic Afterpiece, by the CARLOS
FAMILY. d5t&wlt rv21
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Cost 0n0 Gom0.

Is IRA ED from the pasture of the subscriber at
- Burrivlle, r. L, Friday, nth instant an Iron
Grey HORSE about four years old, with white face the
nigh hind foot white, with black switch tail and name
The finder Will be suitably rewarded by leaving the same
at MARTIN SMITHS RarIi6 Woee
my21 d6tE
STOLEN-from the barn of the subscriber, a few
~ nights since, brass united buggy harness. and
farm horse harness red haired Irish lad named JOHN
COSTELLO. who is blind of eye and tyho is stone
6l1nd aordHy,is supposed to have taken Them under
the false impression that they his own. liberal
reward will be paid for the recovery of the property or
the apprehension of the thief.
II. DREW 212 Main street
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-. ..vse, DEN TGSTtS \. Tho eubseribcrs
{d have associated thomselycs IN business
'.iLfTtYy 81 the old stand 200 Main street where
with increased facilities, Dentistry In all It's branches will
he attended To-, promptly, and In approved manner.
o. II. BLOOD.
Worcester, Fob. 20, 1855 J. CiILDs
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GlotI)illQ.
CT E N t L E M E n

CT E n Il L E M E n
tom the Country and from the CITY, are invited to max
their selection of
SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING
AT
VALENTINE & STUDLEY'S.
No. Worcester House Block,
Elm Street COrner.l
THE STOCK OF
II + A ID YIN AIDE
is at all TINES fall and complete comprising GARMENTS
OF ALL SIZES, from the least the greatest" all Of
which are made up well, and in the
MOST APPROVED STYLE.
the Custom Department, it is said by those who know
They Lead the Trade
iIOtce the display in the corner window Elm street
and judge for yourselves.
They Keep up with the Times,
LINE OF
CENTS FURNISHING GOODS,
and are always ready to serve you with all qualities of
SHIRTS, BOsoMs, COLLARS.
CRAYATS-Slk, Linen, and Madras,
HANDKERCHIEFS-al varieties,
DRAWERS-Sk, Linen, and Cotton.
GAPS, UMBRELLAS, DRESSING
GOWNS,
Kid Gloves, Rat Skin Gloves Dog Skin Gloves Monkey
Skin Gloves, and all other kinds made or to be made
Without Doubt,
THE ELM STREET CORNER STORE
IN THR
SNorcester HOusB Block,
is The place for Gentleman to obtain outfit.
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