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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-29
ERENCm PERIODICAL pIrrs -

ENREECH PERIODICAL Pills Avn
? DtOPs.-DR. @. a. HILL. No. l2l Main So
worcester, Mass, would say, that al great expense he
prepared from the original recipe the French PeiodiP
Fls and Drops discovered by j. Harrington NJ d. biIe
praccng in the Hospital in Paris under the irlnedste
oisrFaton OF the renowned RECORD, Of Paris and O.
TON Of London 1' AZ
Ihese PMS are invariably certain to regulate the fnse
system, and can be taken without hazard They are
known by hundreds Of females in this country 10 be ne
only preparation ever discovered that has proved invar
ably certain in all cases. OH
Suppression, Irregularities &C.
One trial will convince the most skeptcal and navay
ater VIII they be induced to take any other Iadss VINO
nave often been deceived By purchasing Pills and Drops
and nostrums from D'Op''
Male and Female ImpostaTa,
under the pretence Of eecng cure medicines which in
nineteen cases out Of twenty have injurious effect anon
me system, without producing the desired resuIt n,
syn 81 II should shun T. sse bipeds, and use none
FRENCH PERIODICAL Pills AND DpopS
Inc efficacy Of which have been tested in a hpntred
ases ana never tailed to effect speedy cure without rv
baa result The Pills and Drops are the result of an ~
sn-Ee practice, and not discovered BIZ accident M lo
~ uer virtues would not add to their merit Werond
oly say Try them They will he sent to any part Of The
country secure from observation by addr fost maid
Dr. U. a. HILL, Nc. 12l Main st.
~ FINN li,s,,,,. Worcester, Mass.
D. Fu W.. directions accompanying eacn ootte
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5t0uGs, NC.
7E,HE GREAT DEMAND ron THOSE SUPERIOR

FEFHE GREAT DEMAND FOR THOSE SUPERIOR
co OK S OV E S.
which BY the way, little the incest Stove in thu
market can again Be Supplied have received fur.
Their supply Of those Stoves admirably arranged fol
sood AMI cosl J. L. L0RING.
anil IL IS Main ST.
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gNNO DRUGGISTS.-We have just received direct
and offer for sale in quantities 10 suit, the lowest
prices
10 hales Honduras sarsaparlla.
20 bales India SIENNA.
70 cases East India Castor Oh.
10 casks dry Chloride Lime.
10 groce Coxes Gelatin.
30 bales Lquorce Root.
100 lbs. Hyd. Potash. %
10 cases Oil Lemon Superior.
10 cases OIL BeTgamot, Superior
2 cases OIL Cassia.
large assortment OF Patent Medicines Also con-
atanuy on baud and receiving large stock az Drugg
Shsmios Extracts and Essential Oils which we import
and select with great care. and warrant an Of the very
nnes, qualities Our facilities such that we feel as
yui that We please all who may favor ns with their
N'1es. WEEKS h POTTER,
-ut d&wu lb4 Washington street, boston
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Rai!roa0s.
& NASHUA RAILROAD

WORCESTER = NASHUA RAILROAD
II, -=zzzN- SUMNER ARR ANGEbfENT
Ssa - s,.sez-0n and after MONDAY. July
1875, Passenger Trains WI run as follows; Leave
oTes1sr flT kchb1rg, Reach GT0,0n Arrive II Nash
roton.Nsshua i Lowell Junction. ia and Lowell
csc $50 n. SIS m.
ll-eaa H. 1850 n. 1-l5 pm.
4-oo N. ass n. sI5p pm.
Nashua. Fi,cBburg. aroson junction. worcester.
= e n . a 2 80 n. gam % NJ
SO n. 5-5up II 5S5pm. $50 u.
oNSECTIONS WITH OTHER RUADS AT NASHUA.
All trains connect with the trains Of the Concord Rail-
road, whore passengers ake the from the North
EN-, she Psufsic, the Boston Concord and Montreal,
ana the Vermont Central Railroads.
Al Grotoa Junction trains connect iireetly With the
trains OF The Stony Br9Js Railroad and also with those
Of the Fitchbnrs Railroad with the exception Of the FIRST
The 6S0 train from Worcester connects with Steamboat
train unless the lstsr Is delayed. Passengers from New
fork fcI Ecaburg, Nashua, Lowell Concord, &C. vii
have opportunity 70 breakfast in Worcester, and then
take this train which connects at the above named places
with trains going from those points North and West
The II O'Clock and 400 trains connect az Worces-
ter VIII tie trains from The Boston and Worcester. Nor
Eich ami Worcester. Providence K Worcester, and West
Railroads. ana arrive Fchburg Gr0ton junction.
and Nashua, in season to connect with the different trains
from these points.
The train arriving in Worcester AZ e.05 m connects
With trains for all the above named reads including the
Express train ior New ork, Albany, aud the West via
Springfield.
PASSENGERS arriving in the 2lo p NJ have an hour or
.Ts4 # rs
-1,is - - 49, ~ - '''Ns az '--
nv. 55 t-s.9 .svss a-,,,, 7,-.;,, g. a SION
ping al al the Way stations and connects With The
Steamboat train for New lOrs via Norweh
14Tousa tlcAe-S Tor NeS toTA va Aor"iei, rssla 81
titchu1T- Nashua, Reppere, Gra-ol JUNCTION, lint0ui
ana L9#es, s-s-e heons or beEtls may oes7elFel al
fi.ehouTg. Nashua, ara Lowell.
Through tickets for Providence. Springfield, Al1anyi
Buffalo Cleveland, Cincinnsti. Detroit Chicago S. Louis,
&C. my b sse-E=l a Ei'eA5aTz As-aa U lowell
Al " eiees.eT --l''25l aize-s %Te s7id ger -e h-lts
Mountains Ncl.s-ll-- Darlington, E.ls.'s Pla- $
Jc-.nsa1ry.Sa. 6. = bLS4LaL, s1E5
M---5-z5, g-g = l522 2g-
E1tyrfr EyEFAEg =. Avn .s-nz rE-s7-F..- 2 - g
2 Z - nm I p 7 -. : s. n
-. -z-- --a-Gi. : ia. \, : t-.-l--'1 ,---l
e 80 a15 '.,55 -, 7. u q. a- y ~ F-s-s1.
SCI i54tts VII l7aFe s-s~-- 81 -sJ A. H. iaO, ans
~ ,r [; i;
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES & RETAIL
Os DEALER IN
BOOKS 4 STATIONERY,
81 HanoFer ST. Roafnn.

Under the American House
Dealer in School, Classical Law, Medical Theological
aechanical, and Miscellaneous Books, where may lie
found the largest and compete assortment ever CT
iered Tor sale n this city, and presenting glance an
Immense collection Of choice literature uneqused in
amount Of Volumes and read but be adnred
Country dealers and others wishing purchase are "a
specially invited 70 call Public and Private Llbrsries
supplied on the most liberal terms.
Also, large stock Of Blank Books and choice Stationery
constantly hand.
The latest publications may be found on cur counters
a. soon as issued. d1y dl2
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Business Car0s.
c. =. MALLORY.

- LIZ
( 4 o = 3 lair b RESSER
Ne p Front Street. Worees-er
Shaving done at The cd price Shsvjn- 81 e-uts
hSir Cutting u cents Particular aiie1ti n paid 10 cut
ing Chi.dreI,'s hair
RszoTs carefully ss. Tor use. myI div
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y. e,l.m,,, a,m., down rl.h ers.Alps ve,sht %.

Tue CALAMITY comes down with cfusn'ps Ve's"s W
on us.
A few day.aso, vas one Of three lone phys.
cisn1 Who stccd converting 10 the areet upoh az
three were soon attached one IN your CITY, wnese
he died the doctor IL also deed; but thanks 10 KIND
Providence, I am pronounced cut OF dangef; ano am
able to set Up and write. l was attactad with
chill, which was soon succeeded By pains IN the
head. back and legs As you may reel interest
enough in H. will sive you the treatment that sue
ceeded In my csse. I was fortunate In having the
benefit OF this sklfuf Attendance aud exrcrience OF
DR. Robert VI. Gordon graduate OF your excellent
Medical Celiese fsud who has been unjustly cen
sured Ia some quarters) He has charge of the City
Hospital, twhere huudrees Of cases have been sue
e-ssessfuIiv treeted,) tossiher with hts able aseis
ant, DR.. George L Upsbur, another very vsleabls
member of the regular profession here
It 10 common to give sbou 10 grains of calonnel;
but this " III not suit every case. Ny feet tm
mersed In water with mustard and salt thrown In
sud stirred; then took large wtue glass of castor
oil; this operated well Tbsn, the fever being very
h'sh took 10 gts quinpe; hours thereafter s. and
hours after more. This nearly broke the faver.
and seemed to be getting better; hut It disco
vered that the stomach not sufficiently cleansed.
and seidiitz powder taken, ann two more doses
of qainine Is gre. esch) conquered the disease 1
was kept and still 10 bed, drinking tea,
lemon ade and tins ice snd the appetite gradually
returning was SLOWED to take soup and such other
things the stomach see med able TO bear This 10
the 9h day and am strong enough, as you sec, to
sit up and write little.
] an admonished now of the propIiety Of closing
this hasty letter, which Is thre1 times long as |
ended Hoping your beautiful city may escape
the sceurse, remain,
YCur. rsspectfulty
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RELIEF FOR NORFOLK AND PORTS
MOUTH.

Boston, Sept. THE merchants of this
city yesterday contributed $1,000 tor the Nor.
folk and Portsmouth sufferers; and Alpbeus
Hardy, on behalf of the merchants, has
$4,000 more, which will be RENTED immedi-
ately. A large meeting was held here to day,
at which the Mayor presided, to devise fur
Their means of relief and committee was
appointed to raise money, &c.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. THE total sum
sent from this city is SO 0OO
BALTIMORE, Sept. This morning. $4,000
more was paid in at the American office, and
public meeting has been called for to-mor-
row, to devise further means of relief
WASHINGTON, Sept. THE merchants of
Washington have remitted about $500, and
$500 subscribed from other sources, makes
the total sum sent from this city $4,000.
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BY ALEXANDER MOTT.

TRUSTEES SALE OF FURNITURE,
Il 6c--Will be sold at Auction. on MONDAY
pext September l05h at 10 O'Clock at the
# c. Hsrreys. Duval street his entire ttock of
large and W. II tept assortment such ar WsJdrob-s
Mahogany Chairs; Sofas; Rockers; Centre AID Gard
Tables; Sideboards; Lounges; Bed and Bedding
Carpets; handsome Picture Frames; China and Glass.
ALsO-1 splendid Cooking Range in o1Ier and
general assortment Of Kitchen Furniture.
By order of the Trustee.
Sale conducted by ALEX. MOTT,
se6 AuctiOpeer.
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MEAT COTTAGE RESIDENCE ON
TWO HUNDRED ACRES OF LAND

TWO HUNDRED ACRES OF LAND,
i IN CHESTERFIELD ON MANCHESTER
TURNPIKE. -FOUR MILES FROM MANCHEs
TER The sub t-ribers are authorized to sell TWO
HUNDRED ACRES OF WOOD LAND. ON the
south SIDE OF the Manchester Turnpike, four miles
Cooke. Richard Whitehead and others.
portion of the land 10 we'll wooded, aud part
embracing some fine meadow. Apply to GoDpIN l.
APPERsoN.
The above land will be sold at Auction, ON the
premises. on MONDAY, the 18th day of Sept, 1856
commencing at four O'Clock in the afternoon -
TER Ms:-One-thrd cash; bais ace at six and twelve
months, interest added and title retained until paid
seS GODDIN l. APPERSON Aucts
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Nj VS.
THE FEVER IN NORFOLK AND
PORTSMOUTH.

BALTIMORE, Sept. THE details by this
mornings boat from Norfolk and Ports
mouth are truly awful. People are suffering
from famine as well as pestilence.
The deaths for the twenty four hours end
ing at o'clock, p M, on Thursday were not
less than seventy.
Many physicians and nurses were sick
Mayor Fiske was improving.
There were thirty seven burials in Potter 9
Field, on Wednesday, in one pit.
In Portsmouth, six physicians, principally
from the North, were sick.
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co II ii ERCfAL.

New YoRK Sept 7-Flouris considerably higher
to day, and sales of u COO bbls State brands were
made at S7624; Ohio 50 81; Southern So so for high
ear grades There 10 also a considerable advance In
VIII, at Southern sellilg at 81 9G0i 81; Red 81 a
81 30 Corr trife higher mixed 81 cents. Wits
hey frm. STOCKS better.
BALTIMORE. Sept. Flour firm and prices I'M
changed. Ohio ard Howard Street selling at 81 So
City Mills 81 81 W. hss advanced c-nts-g cd
prime white 81 65Dl Is choice for family 81 BE-
req. fair tn prime St:5a0I 62 Corn Unchanged
white e2085 cents; yellow 80.
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HUBBARD, GARDNER d CARL

IL TON,
No. Ill MAIN STREET.
RICHM OND. ID,
Invite the attention of COUNsHy HERCHAnTs,
and the trade generally to their large md varied
FALL STOCK OF GOODS,
embracing every variety as foilows. VIZ:
4enn C SEES BOOTS SHOES. HATS, GAPS, &c.
$3.50 sidss SOLE LEATHER
800 doz. UPPER LEATHER
2no deg. American CALF SKINS
$50 dog. French CALF SKINS, their own i'm.
p0rtatiou
10000 pair Of their unyiralIed Plantation SHOES
TOGETHER WITH
Writing and Wrapping PAPER
SHOE THREAD
TRUNKS VALICES
CARPET BAGS,
BLACKIN9, TWINE, &c,
(Iu great va,iety)
"a The subsc ribers, In offering the above mem
toned assortment tne largest stock OF goods in their
line evef in this cltj) confident that they can
ssii as caesp as sny establishment in this other
market.
HUBBARD, GARDNER CARLTON,
Sim
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BY THOMAS w KEESEE
lOfce with Geo SIMMER M 20 Pearl Rtre,t I
Nv A FINE SORREL HORSE FOR
~ SALE AT AUCTION Will ne sold az the
Horse Auction Lot Thi, SATURDAY. Mornine At
70 o'csfck, one very fac Sorrel 0eldins, (Ben
q ia'ies) He Isl Horse of fne action and a. good
blood any in the State.
70 be sold without reserve.
ae THOMAS w KEE4EE AT
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THE BURLINGTON ACCIDENT.
BURLINGTON. Sept. MIR. o Fisk, of Con.
necticut, who was injured by the late acct.
dent died this morning.
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MY LAND AND HOUSES, near Louisa
kV1 Cour-House. not having been sold as advsr.
tsed, In July will be sold to the highest bidder at
September Louisa Court. the 10th of September
Nnety.hvs acres. half in woods. The Dwelling.
House has eight rooms, besides Cellar and Closets
an 20 -d2awtd I,TJCIAN MINOR
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BY ALEXANDER MOTT, :

FURNITURE, DRY GOODS, CLOTH
NY ShOFS &c-Will be sid ct Aussieu.
declining housekee ping '.'A 'suAy
ALSO-Sever raj inv ICES Crv Grod. sho.. r....
cry and dla'sware, Blscking,s Matches go
ALsO-I2 God and Silver Watches Chains Pen
oils &c. en-
ALeO-l5 600 Cigars. choice hrepds
Brandy. As1e"
ADDITIONAL VIII be added to the shove .aie
an invoic. of Re,dy-meae Clothing, censistina Of
Clo'h r ock and Dress Ccsts
SILK. Satin and narseilles VsSs
Cloth, Cashmere aud Satinet Pants
Heavy Pilot and Beaver Overcn,ts
SAFE without reserve. ALEX MOTIF
Austiopeer.
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CERGEANT'S SALE will be ssld for
~ cash, at the State Court House. on MONDAY.
the 10th of September at IL O'Clock in ODE
dience to an order Of the Hastings Court Ci.v of
Richmond. made at the last term, nero MAN
canned Thos Ed. Carter he having forfeited his free
dom by remaining in the Com monwealfh contrary
to law JAMES ID ELLETT, Deputy
a-tf For M N EiDseOmb Sgt.
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BY ALEXANDER MOTT.

HORSES, MULES, sBUGGIES, AND
IL WAGONS, AT AUCTION.-THIS NOM.
ING, CONNER cling at 10 O'Clock, will be sold .. the
Horse Lot several very fine Horses and Mules; four
seeond hand Hugsies nearly now. and twn sprinG
Wagons and Harness ALEX. MOTT.
d
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Bos ron, Sept. JAS Simpson, charged
with fitting out SLAYER, as been discharg
ed.
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IN pursahce of an order of the County
Il Court of Henric county, I shall, on MONDAY
the II b of rhe present month, (Sept- mber) at 0
o'clock, proceed TO sal upon the premises for Ssh.
all OF the personal prop-rty of Edward Neidt con-
.stine in part of Nero Man or thousand lbs of
Soap. TIA bbs Rosin. Horses. Mule Carts Ba-
rouch. snd many other articles conf ected with the
Soap business.
And st the same time, will hire out two Negro
Men for the remainder If the wear
se6-d.d A. 3. HUTCHISCN & C..
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correspondence of the Dispstch.
1hE FEVER IN NORFOLK

rovt,n NORFOLK, Sept. 6, 1855.
.u,,s absorption Of wha. 10 going on here.
r., a. give you correct idea of the extent and
seslS :. power Of the fierce and fearful visitation
sno,, lu'iie 30 far ss my reading has extspder-
s.t, finishes no parallel 10 the dreadful az hss ~
IL ds mortality IN cur small rem sining populatIon
~ ia e, or even stronger remarks apply also TO
s,.t, tosn across our beautiful river. The
s,,stv A.'e have recently numbered fifty. sixty
isat,st ave, very nearly eighty. per day, in our
= ao., VI population Of about sig thousand, or
~ yas. seven thousand The rich, the poor-eld
tnip,,.f- nite and cDlored-ali have been indi
I'd t.s,I isvoied down BY the disease which nov
vet xhe.. swsy 10 cur once happy city, thrsugt.
,a..r,ss streets, avenues and squares there reign
fssy, h.e aesaistton that are sickening aud on
u. stosyond description. "
feet ~ claos seem to be driving races on eysry
ss nsssn. ths members Of the Howard Assoeistioo
'sstS. to'.y pursui0E their irvaluabls lsbors all
@e sysp' wsa.-sendias nurses, food, medicine, AND
Hs nu,h y Elnd ofthe generous aid from abroad
y woo bs oannot be said The physicians. nurses
hsa otbs come, and the fu ads and goods .eai i
us,i,sssc iles inspire eli here with deep sense
rit tn sad an ineslcuisbls amount of good L.
.xtsn, nsstsd, and suffering and want, TO fear
SAP iasss.M many Individual cases Of deep interest;
$tius OF loss, bereavement and sfii ietion
1's'ea almost to make the heart bleed.
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TOBACCO AGENCY.-G K Il NE,
Il HEATH 4 ALLEN, San Francisco, California
and 1874 Front st.. New York, sell Tobacco COM
mission direct from and per account of the Virgins
Manufacturers, and to whom refer.
Messrs Edmond, Davenport Co., Richmond will
reply to any queso<s and transact any business fo
our house
Having established branch of our house in New
York, resident partner in that city will give his
personal attention to the receiving tFsnshippng and
securing the lowest rate of freight free of commits
sioel on all goods consigned to our San Fraucisco
hsuse. no 1S-d&w1y
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BY TAILOR WILLIAMS.
RUILDING LOTS FOR SALE.-Will
y be sold on TUESDAY. 18th september. 1855.
aso o'elosk P. N ,beut 20 Building Lo.s a portion
~ 9, which are situated on Leigh between Iith and
oh street,; others Valley ard other streets near
Ine upper Workshops of the virsinjs Central Rail.
Ioad These Lots are well located being dry airv
ana healthy Persons of limited means will end
n-fe an Opportunity of obtaining residence at
very moderate price.
Terme Of sale will he made to suit bidders
SCI TAYLOR 4 WII..IAMl AM
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DUBLIC SALE Il shall sell on the lst
L day of September Court. 1856. (TUESDAf after
Sd Monday In Sept~m eer,) on the premises the
TRACT OF L AND upon which l formerly lived
near S.evensburg in Gu pepper County oontsinins
about FIVE HUNDRED AND THIRTY ACRFS
upon the following t.rmG -One third cash. on e-' bird
in twelve months, and one-third In two years, with
interest on the deferred payments.
This land 10 we'll locsted. about four miles from
the Railroad, upon the Plank Road leading to Col
10 ible Of toe highest state Of Improvement
with good DWELLING and other out.buildinss
au2 IS JOHN 3 NORMAN.
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4 NOUKING RANGES, HOT AIR FUR
IMAGES, &e.-We are now putting up MOTIFS
PATENT TUBULAR OVEN RANGE, with and
without boilers attached. This Range net sur.
passed by any in this country for cooking for its
economy in fuel
Also, Water Closets, Stationary Wash Stands, Be-.
thing Fixtures for hot and cold water all of which
we will put up and warrant to give satisfaction.
We also pu up ChILsONS PATENT HOf-AIk
FURNACE, which, for its durability, economy In
fuel and the great amount of fresh air heated and
distributed through the registers 10 unequalled by
any furnace now in use.
g. L A. BARGAMIN, JR.
NH Is 20l corner of Main and nth stE.
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FURPiN, ROPER IL MURRAY, Us-
= DERrAKERs, No. 8 Governor sire ct, Richmond
W. ssep constantly hand all kinds of read made
26-dly
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'fkUSFEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE
= REAL ESTATE ON MARsHALL STREET

REAL ESTATE ON MARSHALL STREET,
AZ AUCT1ON.-As T ustees In three several deeds
OF trust, executed BY EDWARD Neidt aud wife, for
the benefit OF the shockoe Hill Building Fund As
ssclaton, dated respectively 18th Nav, 1854; 5,h
.oo.,oer. 1854 and 18th Aug 1855 all duly recorded
10 dsnrco county Coprt she'll proceed to sell ct
pub fc auction, on the premises on TUESDAY, the
lsth DAY OF September, 1855 at Al O'Clock P. N If
veyed by the said deeds. ssting Of Lot 1t the
corner OF Marshall and Munfod streets usr ber, nd
l4s fact 70 alley II feet ~ide with large brisk
dselline, stable, soap factory, and the Pc msnent
fixtures attached thereto.
credit - shall! be agreed on at the hour Of sale.
The title Is believed to be good bnt the subscribers
will convey with the usual SPECIAL warranty
NJ. L. STRAUS, ln
seS-dtds L. M HAeROID Truatses.
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BY RICHARD CAUTHORN.

TROCKERY AND GLASSWARE
~ On MONDAY, 10Th Sept at 10 O'Clock, at my
will sell assortment OF Crockery and Glass
Ware, suited to the retail trade.
se6 CAUTHORN Aurt.
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BOSTON DYSPEPSIA CRACKERS
1.-the subscr Her hes just received BY the ste amer
Jame.town, frw barrels If the above Extra Boston
Cr~ cke rs and will keep supply IN future.
Those who are Dysp~p. 10 Will find them superior
and most delightful Cracker. For sale BY
J. Fry.
AGENT for the Manulasturer,
have been using the above Crackers aud take
great pleasure in recommends them to the public
they are the only kind could dnd to suit me- being
dyspepnc tor many years. -.
se CKOaQ
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ROvE HILL FOX SALE AT AUG

I HUFE HILL FUh SALE AT AUG
- TION.-On THURSDAY. 18th Sept, upon
che premises at IL O'Clock NJ. will be sold that bes
tiful little Farm. known as Dove Hill. which Mr.
samuel Cartwright resides, situated 5 miles below
the atty. on rho River road and adjoining the lands
of Robert Farrar. R. Fl Lorton, and Mrs Clarke.
There are Az acres of Lant-one half In woods,
the remainder cleared and In good order, 90 the
gro -ieg crops will show.
The dweliing has four rooms, with q shed. front
and rear porches; and the outhouses consist Of q
kitchen, smokehouse, barn, stables. &c-the whole
in rood repair
10 those In want OF valuable Farm, of Its size,
near the city, this offers Inducements; and such
you'd do well to examine It previous to the time of
sails
Terms will be made Known at the sale.
SEQ TAYLOR & WILLIAMS, Aucts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-08

GUANO, GUANO-A full supply of
~ geGuine No. / Peruvian Guano branded "a"
by the Baltimore Inspector, and warranted of very
best quality. For sale Ia lots suit purchasers.
IS Mo9sTDER.S aHNg
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-08

hIViDkND.-The Board of Directors
bo the Richmond Fire Association, have this a ~
declared dividend Of n per cent (ei 81 per snarsl
the cspitai stock thereof for the past nx months
endics Sist August 1855, payabl. and after Mon.
day 10Th September at the Office corner Of Main
and 1lh streets By order Of the 8oard OF Dirsc orr
JAS. G. CRANE, Presidepk z
JNo Fl. BesHER Sew. ss6 O. =
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-08
BY LARUs & SHINE.

HORSES, MULES, FURNITURE.
u WAGONS. DC, AT AUCTION-O, rt1Ie
lsATuhDAY1 MORNING. 9th inst at no s,sIosr.
We viii sell at th- Horss Lot N s'Ssss
sevsral Saddle and Harnes, Hor... rss zssqse4
Good Work Mules.
ALSO,
SFurniture Wagons
snn,r,,, LARUs l. SHINE. Ausfa
AUTHORITATIVE be added TO ,he abovs "A
.n, s morning sNo. year old MULE OF extra sise
se8 LARIIs SHINE ne4.