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wRIGHTs BAKERY EsTABLIsHMENT,

NO. 10y MAIN TREET.
Tne subscriber 70 hsvieg bought the above busi-
ness, aud leased the premises for q term of ear,
VIII continse the same In all its branches
They promise to produce frstrate article Of
BREAD, CAKES. CRACKERS, he, being deter
miaed TO use the best materials only, and respeet
nily soiicis the patronage of the friends and custo
merso OF WRIGHT BROS. and the pdblic gene.
rally, ssnrins them that effort their part shall
oe wanting, TO merit public suppert.-
The business carried on b7 the tub,ci5srs for Sc
vera Year, asst No. East ~ ala street. sili be
continusd a. heretofore, and while they rocit for
the cid concern the farther support OF tier naus-
Teas frierds and customers they gratefully acknow-
eoee and return thanks for the liberal tavoTs
beMcwed on them. SIMPSON q Ba0NALI
~ g. Orders from the country for Crackers, &c ,
addressed 20 eiihsr store, will meet with prompt a,
tention. "a k'R
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=. The MUSIC STORE

h.re pl,y be found PIANO FORTES MELOnE,
YCMs. GUITARS. VIOLINs, FLUTES ard ACCOR.
DEoNs, of he best quality and 8. the lowest
?. ices.
solo gent ia this city for the ssie of the Co
b. eted NrrLs i Ciarse'J PIANOS, wbich are no.
pssea by aGy other makers, and equalled but BY
l. ~ Alfo Gale Co's supe rior Pianos
.'uitsr and Violin STRINGS. o the best Guslity
ts has the a. gsst stock of MUSIC to be fouud 10
bis state ana is constantly receiving the latest
!. auohs, whicb ne will sell ct the most reduced
80 oes' ana upon - good terms can be had else.
" eve. ~ ~ ~
M " f;aros tuEsa re ptired, aud LET on hire.
81 ~ '-i Pianos tsssn Il ps:t psy for new ones
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ZOE HENT-A desirable Brick Resi-
= dencs on Church Hil corner of 9th and Leigh
ltreets with fine garden sttsched and seeded with
VI kinds Of vegetables. Apply to
LARUS SHINE,
iy Cts h5sin Of
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GAL AN ANDER FIRE PROOF
~ SAFES, MANUFACTURED BY Evans & WATSON,
PHILADELPHIA.-These Safes have been severely
tested at recent fires in Baltimore Philadelphia and
New York. and when opened their contents of books
and papers were found to be uninjured. They are
warranted to be Fire Proof Safes, with Halls patent
Burglar Proof Locks. Prices ranging from $40 to
S5n1. For sale by I'll. BALDWIN,
NH Sl-ta 148 Main st Njehmond
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A CARD.-The subscriber, an experI-
enced practitioner OF Medicine, Surgery and Obste
tries, having located on Broad street. three door,
above tenth, Offers his professional services to the
citizens of Richmond. -
stuiy and practice of Midwifery, and to the treat
msrt OF Diseases OF Women and Children
ap !-6mk RICHD g. CAUTHOkN Md
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|sEN FOR RENT-The Boarding house
.hlka f. Il door below the Exchsnge Rspk. con-
"a ming reoms, and Kitchen with 8 ROOMS. Apply
on tho pI s,ysss, or to
sE iS Cts J. A lFTER
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SPECIAL NOTICES,

Has YOUR CHILD THE SUMNER Cow
PLAINT7 or have you the Diarrhesl-hasten ard ret
a bott!s of STABLER'S DIARRHGA CORDIAL.
This valuable medicine has NO rival in curing such
affections; in Its action it alays and produces
healthy condition OF the Liver thus removing the
cause at the time that it cures the disease A
large number of the first phyGcisns in the United
States have been made acquainted with the conpo-
sition Of this "gocd medicine" and have giyen II the
highest eucomiums. All to whom 1t has been made
known. without an exception, acknowledge that 1t
10 admirable remedy.
~ Descriptive pamphlets to be had gratis Of the
Agents.
Price for each only 90 cts six bottles for a. go
z. Ii. STABLER Il Co, PropYistors.
Wholesale Druggists Bstimere
PURCELL. LADD L. Co, Druggists
Wholesale Agents, Richmond,
And BY Druggists and Merchants generally through.
out Virginia. jy2-dAci2t
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CHARLES RICHARDSON, IMpoRTER
~ OF HAVANA CIGARS, has great variety of
fine Havana Cigars and can sell them low as any
other house In the United States His stock of over
100, 900 Genuine Havana Cigars, comprises, among
other fsvorite brands the
JACINTO. PRIMEkA DIANA. DIANA.
LA FASHION, MULBERRY, NEBAJAs,
PALMETTO, SIRENA. and
LA PAZ DE E6PANA
American Hctsl
my "A Corner Main and lth gtreets
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T0Y PENV OR LEASE.-Thos,

Af TOR RENT.-That very desirable brick
IL oe 1ent at the corner of Clay and I'd Streets
nc Gently occupied by Mr. Byrd Chtnteris yne, aad
next door 70 Mr.. Robt McCandlth continuing eight
sB ooms, closets &c, with brick kitchen, bydrart
nd other couveniences in the ysIs Possession can
E3te given Immediately. Apply tc
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ETALLS FOR RENT Three STILLS
~ fer rent, near the Arbour Call on
Ejy6 6-ts r. w. ALLEN
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A CARD-The subscribers beg to retui
thanks to their friends and the pubic generally 10,
the very liberal patronsse bestowed upon the ls.s
concern of Wright Bro's and take areat pleasure
Ia recommending to their confidenc and patrouase
the new concern Of SIMPSON & BAGNALL
jy S-2m WRIGHT BROS
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xfs-sh CARRIAGES. CARRTAGES
UFTEkS d SIMONS.
- 6V"hSELLERS IND STA7IONERS.
DEALERS IN
PIAEO FORlEs, MU5.c, &c.

lo| MAIN Street.
ALL ACCOUNTS SETTLED OUAaTERIv
~ A serbl discount will be msds Ia eash nn,
ch ts~fs. iy S--sad5w
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T UDLAM & PLEASANTS, 80 Broad
II way, New York, TOBACCO Agents aud GE-
NERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
Advsncements coussnments will be made by
Messrs. LUDLAM WATSON, Richmond, Va.
jy Pms -
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TTIIERs

Y ofJuly
ETWEBk
N TWlCE
| ,r the Viz
Rsilrosst
sTTied hon
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COKE-P RICE REDUCED.-From
~ this date and until further notice the price o.
LUMP COKE will be reduced to q cents per tushel.
Consumers proposing to this most excellent and
convenient fuel next winter, will do well to avail
Themselves Of this temp orary reduction in its
ie 20-ts JNO. J. WERTH Agent.
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WHEAT OFFAL FOR SALE-We
w have for sale at our Mills. Bran, Shorts, Com.
mon and Extra Brown Stufs, in quantities to suit
purchasers. and at moderate prices.
js I8-1m HAXALL CO.
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THE WONDERFUL LADY HAS AR
Il RIVED.-The best planet reader in Americs
The most difficult questions will be solved BY sci.
ence and calculation from many years of study flor
short time only,) by MADAME MAILOR, Second
street the second the right hand side between
Mainland Franklin street.
Cures be made for BLINDNESS CANCERS
COkNS and SORES Of all descriptions.
ia S4--dInt - Il -4.e
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OUR THANKS are due to the people
~ Of Richmond, and especially to the Young
Guard" for the liberal patronage bestowed upon Us
for the past year, for which are very thankful,
and hope TO merit continuance OF the same prcmIs
ing to use every means, without regard TO expense
necessary to produce the finest Dagueueotypes ever
offered to the public
Oar prices range from so cents to $50. stsreo-
scopes taken for s..
All Pictures warranted.
POWERS 4 DUKE,
I39, Main street, over
je q Northern telegraph Ohire.
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TOR RENTING newly-erected Brick
Tener'ents. on 25th street, near Leigh st. Bap-
list Church. containing 6 roops including basenenf,
with paesy ees pcrches closets psntrys, &c, with
ssrden sttsche and well of superior water the
premiies. Esnt $3.50 each per snnum.
Apply to ED. D. EAcuo, or
JAS. NJ CARTER. 18th 81,
le 6-ts Opposite Poe. Office.
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n FOR RENT-A genteel Residence,
&a In ea excellent reg borhood On Firr' sire ct,
between hsir nd Csry, (3d dwelling frora Cary.)-
sTbs house . now vacant, and persons washing to
srent are invited to view the premises Whic 4 will
be shown by servant on the lot and where terms
and cthsf particulars may be obtained. cal to-
day or tc-p1orow 10 desired. WIN. GOULOiN,
jy2-ts Goveruor street.
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|lE
sIrlYes 81
Ron 5.S0A.
B 50 A. ~
/ nornifl
the rsssF
|nvenisraI
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rta FOR RENT.-The Warehousa on
x:s@ the southsde Of the Basin, (known ''Iadd's
sLunsber Hogse) Possession given imued. .etely -
For terms .ppg at the Office of the James Riyer and
EKaDawbG Company.
ie 28-ts wM.P. MUNVoRp. Zee.
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The details by the Pacific furnish interesting
accounts of the siege at the Crimes, and among
Them ful details of the capture of the MameIon
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Il d. Z NHU,
General Agent and Collie ctor, OF to
- gspylf I. w 3T,AZFRPlGK
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,rr STORE ON MAIN STREET FOR

1s93 os MaY o street, containing 5 rooms, kitcnsn
sSocd and c-sl houses, With water ia the yard The
"a fonts IS '-et ca Eeyo at and rrns 5ecs on Sy'
~, ttrs.t 10 feet. 70, terms, vhich will oe very
a;Ss,,l auotvto TEOS w KEESEE.
-. Ists No 20 Pearl s..
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- .snsslss ca
suusWossSs
'.aannadsna
2 amonss
mls1Rs.,
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. .CN FOX EENT-One upper room in
the rev Rrick Tenement on 10Th st between
s1d ain and Carys.
hLsOAr Off cs in same 2 rooms, With al tie
nodern convenrEces suitable for a small family or
Miiliners establishment Apply to
BARRET L MORRI5s,
1eN No. lS6 Cary st.
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Lite P,llI.sso. Gase<, in the hight Of is glory
n4ver did ANYTHING better than this.
yyDGE JAY on THE BOOTH CASE.

tn. following letter, from The venerable Judge
J.y Of New.York, the worthy son OF the fret Chief
J,.,;ce Of the United States Supreme Court, will he
r.,d 18th interest IDciosed was q check for ffiy
ALTAR. pr.etieal proof OF his devotion TO the prin-
-. ~ freedom. and Of bis adherence of Human
Slavery: r, So.
SIR. ,tsrr fr,m the papers, thH YOU have been
,,.d convic.ed and sentenced for RESTING he eye
eutiop of the Fpgitive Slave Act Ina.l.T "a, 10
~ onn'on conceived in sin. |, vas vile bid for
Sontb. IN votes in the Presidential contest cannot
nnSs,s,spd bow any man who rssp-c,s Himself fears
ca ard hopes for salvation descend to the tur
,ituse of catching slavss. Our Fugitive Ls~ is s
forr,e outrage on justice humanity and Chris iani'y
an outrage committed by nsiive Anerca ealing
tb.Bftlves Republicans ! an not aware of any
law of equal a;rocty existing 10 Russia or Austria or
FrsIee
The vickedr ess Of the Fugitive Law and the COM
,ersnce given y, il by Interested ard uoscrupulols
"gentlem.n OF property and standing, emhoidensf
tie presept Congress 10 perpe rae the Nehraka VII
lsiuy. The Jury who convicted you cit Themselves
rest hor or by the Remarks Accompanying their YER
dict The, W. ulo have done themselves still more
honor had they resoluiey refused t. enter toe jury
boz el1ir The Judge on The bench that they would
p,t b.tmste ins;ru in giving efficacy 10 sa &C.
CURED law.
Please 10 accept the inclosed check, a. cOnfriou-
tor toward TIE payment Of your hoe May your con-
yio,ion and sentence have mighty influence Ia ex-
tepoing AID deep ming detssts;on OF American des
potism AMI of irs Northern tninions.
Re.recffully Jouis, WILLIAM JAr.
'AlNAAS " IMnw,ukee FIRE. Desos.u
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-MEXICO.
succession.

Mr. Giddipgs arrived at San Antonio, Texas, on the
Esd ut from Santa Fe He is the mail carrier under
the lsst letting but sppesrs the Postmaster st S,uts
Fe refused TO give him the mail, because he h.d not
received official potice 10 do so. IAe Saq Asto.io
IT. ran has letter from correspondent, dated Santa
Fe Dec. 81 In which the writer says;
The Legislature is in session. and bss been for about
thirty Days placing their session just half through,
according TO the time for which tue members can sit
and get pay. hear of nothing important done yet,
though il Is said Of the Mexican me1beis Is ao ut
TO hr,pg in bill sbolisbing the Constitution OF The
United States Of America He comes from do Tn nesr
the M,sDa Valley. BY the by hear fumor thN
the Mexicsps down in that famous locality have
{" struck the American hsg, by pulling it TO the
Goutc and raising the Mexican national tri-cocr and
that troops from Fort Fillmore have gone over
rase the Tag and pull down the usurper. 80 yoa see
We have on e'fs here also. The Legislature is CON.
posed en'lrey OF he1ieans with the exception OF,
believe, i've Americans. The officers are all Mex
cars. The language used is the SD .nish.
The Supreme Court Of the Territory <ss 10 session.
u6ges Dave pport Brocohus and Bsot diet being pre-
sent. Gen Pelham Surveyor General of the Terrific.
~ had arrived AZ Santa Re.
The country between San jose and SAINTS Fe IS in
tested with robbers, supposed TO be Mexican. and
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LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.
LETTER FROM JUDGE PARKER.

To he BdffW J Inc " d ibH"e
SIR: In your remarks this morning respecting my
communication upon the subject Of the Law School
of Harvard College, You do Inc either more or lees
ihsn justice in suggesting tn At it shoTsme by no
"me ans deficient 10 the strategy OF the Bar; and |
ok further space in yopr columns sUic'en, 20 ssy
that there wss, and s, strategy is the matter.
thought the statement in your first article, that
the Law Sci ool-,be numbers Of which had undoubt-
tdly fallen of after the cecease Of J1dge Story snd
III resignation Of Professor Greenlsaf-had not A.
taiI ed sean even 10 the average Of Judge S.orys
time, error injurious TO the School and unjust 30
me personally the head o. that department. and il
was for these especial that desired %
rect il. "1be poin. really in controversy with me
WAS that point ard to that addressed myself
ftbe Corporation Judge Lo'iog could in Any
way derive sDy advanta from the correction of That
error, csrtsiDly ! wss, aud am quite willing they
should have il; but the defeuse of the one or the
other was Dot my main purpose.
While writing, il occurred 10 me, as MISTER of
iustce that should take the responsibility, il re-
spoDtbity it be, OF having fret suggested the change
Of Judge Lorng from a lectureship TO professor
ship such being the truth Of the case and hence the
cor cluoiIg paragraph of that communication.
For "mock courts, a. printed in that article,
please reed moot courts, although Won may perhaps
think that there lie no essential difference.
Nsry respectfully, JOEL PARKER
Nfu- York, FEB. l6 1855.
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mere nor less than College and hiss departed from
the original de.iap Of is projectors who contemplated
Q more happy combination OF the theoretical with me
practical and the useful.
Our fellow citizens viii undoubtedly count the cost
little before indorspg any more such collegisse pro-
iec,s On such . scsIe of expenditure 81 leHst- u,
however Q High School or Academy for Fsmaes
could be established With practical object. in vie~,
such a. supplyD the gre.; demand for eomoetent
teachers for better preparing the pupils to enter
upon new and appropriate spheres OF usefulness, i's
Influence would be sslutsiy and the community could
Justly sub,cribe "valae received on such spprcprsa
TORS Yours, &c ?.
Ns,r. York Feb Is. 1855
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SANDWICH ISLANDS.
TIE NEW KING AND THE OLD.

Correspondence OF The ~ r. Tribune
HoEoLULu, l., Wednesday, Dec. 90 1854.
Kamehamehs Ill, late sovereign Of all the IIa
wssn Islands, is no more. That horrid fend, the
d<liriu tremtns unminofu of either king subject,
has preyed upon, and removed from MONDAY life,
q monarch Of as good heart as ever beat beneath
crown. The people really mourn. The natives have
lost merciful ruler, a boon companion and we'll
tried friend. Foreigners will more the ruler
Who wss not jealous of them, and who promoted n,
jealoufy toward tbem-wbo was universally CON-
plaisspt and accommodating, and who was cesseless
IN his efforts for peace and quiet The United States
have lost their bet friend in the Pacific Long ago
would the stars and stripes have been waving over
there evergreen islands inviting citizens and the
citizens of the world to the benefits of free govern
Eent in this topical climate, if the old King could
have had his choice
There Is now a change. II is understood the Gro wn
has gone 10 the head of who is opposed to any
change Of this Government Kamehameha ". is
ayourg man, not twenty -one, of more than ordinary
talents and scqubemen's-perhaps little precocious
10 intellect. He is ambitious with 6rnness, and con-
fident without resources. He has not pursued life
much calculated to insure the love of his people He
Il, as the natives say, naughty and exclusive. He
has his good times, but unlike the old King, he doe,
not get drurk with the crowd
Foreigners who so lately regarded annexation as
almost perfected, regard the matter postponed
Cor long time, or at least to some new emergency.
The great and it may be raid the only obstacle which
has stood in the way Of annexation for long ii ne,
has been in the opposition of the Prince now King.
His newly. acquired honors will probably .ut his am
bticn too well TO allow any hope of his willingly de-
nolishipg bis own throne.
IL Ia a. L. ot.xo = a.
kry. There will be coronation-perhaps more
The inauguration-on the fret day of the year.
The pIesent King was adopted as successor by the
late sovereign which adoption ratified by the
tcn in Legislature 80 there is no open question of
succession.
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THE NETWORK FREE ACADEMY.

THE NEW-YORK FREE ACADEMY.
The exsmiDstion Of the Junior Glasses in the New
York Free Academy was concluded with an exhibit
ton on Friday evening, in the grand hall Of the edi
fee Notwithstanding the unpleasant state Of the
weather, the hail densely crowded. sad many
went away, being unable to gain admission. The ex-
e,cises ops ned with the performance, by Dod-
woTibs Brass Band, Of "Sul campo della gloris,
after which, the Rev. DIR. BrRcH,RD addressed the
Throne Of Grace in q fervent prayer.
Upcn the atforf We observed Chancellor Ferris,
Of the University; the Hon. Ersstus Benedict; Dr..
Joues and others " the Board OF Educa,ion; DR..
Webster, President Of tie Free Academy, aud the
PrcfesfOrs Of the Institution The exercises inter-
spersed with music, continued in the folio wing
order:
Latin Grafton A5venius ysris Arthur McHu.p; Orstos
The Public Works Of America. Samuel Maxwell Jr Dsseftt-
Merit Wells T. B,nninsi DisersiLon. The Hursn r.srsns
iAu,,sted 10 Bstory Everett Wheeler Orstlon En-
sisDcs Reform and EngsrGs Future, Charles faty us
op TIE Geometry u Ns'ure, Lyman Van Seen Usssfe-
uoD, The Peoples Art Russell sturks Jr ofsion Ia1-
hy kfsenh, to True Liberty. Fransln ) hians
Il would be inydious 10 praise one more tnsn
another Of the young men vboee nsmes appear 90 'n
above programme, as one and All we're wen IeyeIveI
by the audience and AZ intervals during the dehvefy
Of their speechss loudly applsuded. The severa ors
tops and dissertations were frshed productions, and
would have done cred. 70 older heads. Tue oraeory
and geftculaiion OF the various speakers we're good
arc did credit to the Professor in that Department
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ARREST OF COysULS.

II TIE Ecifo- a IN y. Y TrsSs>.
Sir: have seen i: stated thst proceedings hd
"been con menced BY Francisco Elias Hernsniez
" against Frsrcis Houghton. the Spzbsh Consul 81
/" this pert, but that under the treaty, he Nj IS
q" not suersb'e 10 process for arrest his rs.
LEI great msny Ia believe that there was no tsy 10
this country control the seis Of the Spanish Con-
sui hoEeve guilty be might be. To prove tbst
such is rot the case, shall request you IN pubsh a
your valuable paper o copy OF the writ holding both
Mr. Carrobeli end Mr. Stoughton TO bali iu the 81 n
at 50 goo each. In conclusion, shall state th4t il
Tire Spanish Consu hss escaped thus fsr being srre.
ed snd being required 20 give the requisite bail it
has been BIZ prGceD'ly confniDg himself 10 his bed
and Of coming 10 New York in the course Of ths last
week.
remain Sir. sour very obe6ient servant, II.
N.viork Feb l6 1885,
THF PRESIDENT ofibe Uri;sd States OF iercs 70 the Mar
ha Of southern District Of New York; Greeting We
that Francis sCushon CoDsui q her
the Of spain in NswYo,k. and CIsoys Car
noteh ohsrWie called Caraove If they should be found ia
teore the JUDGE Of lbe Dct Court the Uhit.d
States for the Southern District u Ne YORK Be-
he'd the aaIl in the CITY Ne~iors 10 the
South. District the fifteenth dsy of Febnay. 1855 TO
h.. ptoohsiu smy plaintiff 10 pie. NJ -spa.s and also
bill 9th. si plsntf srsnst the s-d defend r
s.ssnt ard battery se imprisonment Of the sad
plsnrf 81. dsn.se Ten Thons.nd Dolus j. said
there be exhibited ard TIA, you have then there
this ~
Wine. Samuel BETH. Ssq Judge Of the said District
Cour ofhe United the City Of New York the eighth
GEORGE W. MORTON Clerk.
THroposE sEDGwIcK Attorney
ON before It ordered that the defendants
SAMUEL r BETS.
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DAILY PAPER.-Five dollars per year $3.50 for six
Eonths 81 for three Onths 10 per weeks single
opies Two cents each Whsn paid strictly in aduance
deduction Of 81 year will be made, and proporonate
ednetien If paid quarterly half yearly in advance.
WEEKLY PAPER-Price two dollars year; 81 for six
months, and 80 cents for three months If paid strictly in
ADVANCE Sl75 cts. year; single copies cents each
dJ The postage on the daily by mail to any part Of
Massachusetts is 10 cts quarters to other States So cts
3 quarter. On the Weekly in Worcester County moth n
all other parts of Massachusetts, 10 cts year; in
her States, "a cts. year.
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1Oants.

HIvACTORT HELP EyANTED.-Two or
three Families of Factory Hep, (Weayers and Spin
ners) wante never ailing stream of water Apply
at the Uxbridge Colt Mills. CHtS. L. WITHIN,
North Uxbridge, Sept 10. diff Clerk.
A CHANCE TO MAKE MONEY a va
n rety of Agencies, from which three to five dollar
dag can be made be obtained at the = gents,
Emporium. 2I5 Vain street, Worcester. Honorable
Employment for both ladies and gentlemen. No capital
required until the business is fairly tried after which,
from I've fifty dollars. For grand chances call soon
sls DIFF ALLEN FAY.
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