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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-14

CAUSES Or F1RE.-An ordinance of the
CITY reoui res the President of the Fire Association
to make regular reports to the Council OF the cause
of all fires that occur far as it can be ascertain
ed, but for some tune past these reports have been
neglected As they may lead to the prevention OF
arson or detection OF ncendiaries, it Ia important
that they should be regularly made, and we there
fore invite attention to the subject.
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ERENCH. PAPER-HANGINGS.-Just
Il received direct from the Factory, beautiful
sort ment of FRENCH PAPEK-HANGINGS and
BORDERS of the latest styles including Velvet
Gilt and plain, which viii be sold at less price than
any similar establishment in the country.
Rooms, Halls, Entries and Ceilings PAPERED in
accordance with the modern taste.
JOHN r. REGNAULT, +
fe Lain ~
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NARROW EsoApE-On Sunday last, as
Mr.. Edward Folkes, Ia company with young
rico county 10 buggy. the horse became Tighten
ed at calf in the road, and dashed off at the top
of his speed Mr. r exerted his utmost strength
to check his fight but finding himself unable to do
so, endeavored TO keep him In the road and let him
run. This he succeeded In doing for about mile,
when the animal seized the bit and made directly
for the woods ON entering which, the vehicle came
into collision with two trees, breaking it to pieces,
and throwing the lady and Mr.. f violently against
the ground bruisng both considerably, but intiict
ing no dangerous injury on either.
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WANTS.

WANTED-By young man who has
w been engaged in several large Hotels at the
North situation as BAR KEEPER, or to superin.
tend Dinins broom Please address at the Bar of
the Broad Street Hotel. fe 14-2ts
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THE WEDDING CAKE-A most deli
l. cious CHEWING TOBACCO, manufactured
by Jas. Thomas, Jr.; fer sale by
NORBORNE NORTON e. CO,
No. l64 Main st., opposite American Hotel.
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NOTICE. have this day appointed
IN MATTHIAS WIENKERS my agent to carry
on the CARPENTERS BUSINESS at my shop,
between Bread and Marshall streets, in the county
of Henrico-the said Wienkers having no interest
in said business, but Agent for and Foreman of
said Niedt.
fe 14-St* EDWARD NIEDT
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT indeh,ed ~ a. .
courtesy of Mr.. McDouough, agent of the Adam.
Express, for copy of a Melbourne circu,ar prices
current. AS an item Of interest, we append the
prices of tobacco: - a,.s.
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MILITARY POWER OF THK u. oTATES.-
1t is some consolation TO reflect that, though
we have not large standing army, yet, by
means of volunteers, we could make a very
respectable resistance against the greatest
power of the old world. All we would need
would be an opportunity to discipline the new
levies, which, with the aid of the regular Off
GERS and graduates from West Point, could
very soon be accomplished. Before the first
year of the Mexican war was over, three
hundred thousand men volunteered to serve
under the flag of their country We are
moderate in assuming that in a war for the
defence of our own soil, al least three times
that number would volunteer. But put the
number at only twice as many, and we should
have 100000 oft brave men as there are in
the world, who, if properly disciplined, and
armed with Minnie rifles, and other modern
instruments of warfare, ought surely to be
able to give good account of all the inva-
ders that Europe can transport to this country
The FRENCH CLAIMs.-The apprehension
that President Pierce will veto the bill for
French SpOliations is becoming extensive
Letter writers have been confidently pre-
dieting the veto for some days. The Nation
al lnteligencer speaks of the rumor but
hopes it is unfounded. The Washington Sen.
tinel feels assured that the President viii sign
the bill. 1t argues strongly in its favor-says
the claims it is designed to pay were acknow-
lodged by the French government and were
only waived by the United States in consid-
Grafton of those immense advantages arising
| from REIMBURSEMENT of the Conditions 81
| the treaty of 1776. 1t thus concludes.
| "The REIMBURSEMENT of these French spoliations
is equivalent to the appropriation of the property
OF citizens to public use, and in accordance with
every principle of law and with the express pro
visions of the Constitution restitution of this prop
erty is emphatically demanded
CANDID CoNFEssIoN.-Mr. George Gordon, ir
announces himself as candidate for Congress in
the 18th district of Virginia. and assigns, in an ad
dress in the Wytheyille Republican, the following
reasons for desiring a seat In Congress: 95
81 think 1t nothing but common honesty 10 con.
| Tess that am mainly moved to become candidate
because of the easy life aud the high wages con-
nected with seat in Congress, Now, do not
mean to assert the life is easy and the wages high
regards thofe who occupy distinguished place in
the great business of the Congress of this great "a
non atiude to those who stand foot constitute
the tail of representation, and of which there
always be more or less, and of which, think.
there may now and then be an election without anv
serious public detriment; therefore, ! have pre-
| sumed TO become candidate" .sf7
There would be more such revelations If there
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GANDi SAND!! SAND !! I'm conse-
~ quence of the Increase in Toll on the Canal,
and of other expenses, am forced to advance the
price of my SAND to 85 cents psr Cart-losd of IS
bushels from and after lst day of March next, 1855.
Those wishing it deferred can have it done ut the
usual charge for hauling by leaving their orders
either at my dwelling at the landing, corner b
and Byrd streets. JESSE WILLIAMS.
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WANTED-STORAGE-In the large
w and convenient Fire.proof Warehouse in rear
of Haxsil l. Co.'S Office.
Insurance can be effected at the lowest rates
Terms of Storage liberal. Apply to
W. T. STAPLES CO,
de l2-Sms 18th st., South OF Carr.
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THIS Is THE DAY FOR VALEN-
4 TINES.-So,ne of the handsomest VALEN-
TINES are still for sale at l2i Main st third sup.
ply of Juvenile, Comic and Sentimental and all
sizes of Envelopes received at
RANbOLPH'S Bookstore and Bndery.
fe Alt fsHss8
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A RARE CHANCE-A TEL
"A WITH GOOD WILL AND FIXTURES, FOR
SALE.-The Proprietor, about moving to the coun-
Iy, will sell his HOTEL. BAR and FIXTURES, at
bargain. The House is doing a good business. and
9 in good location. For particulars enquire at this
Office. fe I4-2t*
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are now going on, it is believed the whole
British army viii be annihilated in couple
of months. ss rs p. .sss-5 -
Nothing less than this remarks the N
Y. Herald, "would have convinced Great
Britain of the utter folly and absurdity o.
the system on which the British army is con.
: ducted. 1t has long been usual for officers
OF the British infantry and cavalry 20 bay
their commissions. and to buy promotion
from grade to grade afterward. The artillery
and engineers pass sort Of examination.
and when man in these corps is really
anxious to learn his profession, some Door
facilities are afforded him to do SO. But il il
contrary 10 the practice of the service for
officers of the line to interfere in such mat.
4fsrs. They are expected to be rich or noble;
In every case to be gentlemen but nothing
more. The consequence is, that for many
years Great Britain has not contained a more
: thoroughly incompetent and useless set oi
men than the officers Of her army. Perfect
gentlemen In manners-when they do not
fall into the habit Of gambling, drinking, and
50 forth--they know positively nothng. -
Their lives are spent ia the drawingsrOom or
It the mess table. Delightful companions
and very popular with young ladies-as sol
diersj they ars Is worthless a the woodenI
target 4 which their men are taught 10 fire.
Like that countereit, they never finch from
danger, bnt stand firmly to be shot but. like
if,ste sxpsctT counsel from them, would be
ridlcuIoss. OF the science aof va, Of the
datIss Of - ofieer II ne aId, of he thou,
Md 81 f6attees wifhswhich soldier should
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MI MANCHESTER GINGHA M S-Just
ANA received lot of very superior genuine Man.
chester Ginghams of direct importation. which will
be sold lower than usual Also very large sssort.
rnent of Printed Linens suitable for children. La
dies invited to call early for the above at the
cash store, SO Main street.
fel4 CHRISTIAN LATHROP
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QUPERIOR COGNAC BRANDY.-
l. Henspssal gagIl llpss pepss ~ lGastslt le&pdr
!. 81 s sSsEEreRs. ALLEN ! ~
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COLOMBIAN TONIC

4 4 sTIMULANT-WiI cure all diseases caused NV
prostration Of digestive powers. lis action is Immediate
as stmulant to rouse the vital energy to its healthy
forces as tonic to sustain and perpetuate that force till
healthy sceons restored and natural power returns
1t will all mild forms of Cholera Cholera Norbus
Dysentery Bilious Collie Fever, and Fever in Ague and
in connection with HARRIsoS's COLOMBIAN VEGETABLE
EMETc will the cases of these and other
acute diseases in the shortest possible time The Dyspep
hc>hnds Immediate relief and permanent cure in its use
For all Bronchial and Pulmonary Affections has great
restorative efficacy.
The alcohol and opium inebriaes will find it perfect
substitute for both those dseaseengenderi and health
destroying articles Ii IL exclusively vegetable COM
position and pure tonic and stuulant without the
slightest diseasing property its composition or action on
the system The friends Of Temperance then will ind IL
agent Of great potency in their cause and that the
Initiated cravings of diseased appetite under its use will
give place to healthy action and natural desires 1t dc
hcious to the taste, and grateful to the sensbtes of the
Stomach. 1t may be taken in its present form, rich
syrup, OF in water, making delightful beverage. AS
daily beverage, lis delciousness is uRequaled by any
ermented or alcoholic preparation 1t prevents as well
as cures disease Its use is applicable in all climates in
all seasons to all iseases and in all conditions Of life
aud rom extreme Of infancy to extreme age. Price ST.
HARRISONsS
Q oLU MBIAN VEGETABLE EMETIC
Will withdraw and expel all diseased matter solid fluid
or gaseous from all parts the system Besides its emet
&c properties, 1t is expectorant Alternative and anodyno
Il acts in each OF its modes according to nature reH es
the laborng organism diseased matter and permits
free action of its natural functions to restore STRENGTH IL
is the only safe and certain medicine in ali severe forms
Of Cholera, Cholera MorbuS, Bilious Collie Dysentsrv
Pieursy and every other acute disease 1t has great re-
medal power in all chronic diseases In both acute and
chronic diseases, assisted by the invgoratng and sus
taiSing power of HARMs0S's COLUsBIAN ToS1c grrvr
LIANT, certain. Principles OF treatment and d
rectons for use accompanying each medicine Price ~
cents.
" Wholesale Agent for New England, GEORGE w
BRIGGS. stationer wholesale and retail dealer IN
harisons Columbian Inks, and American Perfnery 500
"aspins'on's'Ees opposite tne Alams House, Boston.
auil d&WlY
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LOAN FOR 100000.

EBU BLIC SCHOOLS.-IN BOARD OF school,.
COMMITTEE, July g. 1856 it ordained as follows:
1s That the new building Sycamrre st. be used for
Grammar School in three departments and for two
Secondary, and three Primary Schools.
End, That the Grammar School stall be confined to
HAT part OF the city lying south Of Front and Pleasant
ss and that the scholars from Thomas Schools to be
promoted to the High School the end of the current
year, be permitted to finish the year in that School,
3D. That the boundaries Of the Secondary and Primary
schools to be located in the Sycamore School House. be
tRrk and Austin SITS the North and Orange on the f.
4th, That Primary School be opened in Thomas
School House. for the benefit of scholars OF that grade
residing between Franklin St. on the South, Trumbul &
sprt SITS. the West, and Thomas and Prospect SITS
on the North and also that an additional teacher be
employed in the Pine st. School, if it shall be found
necessary to accommodate Primary scholars in This dis
lIict ~
9th, That another Primary School be opened in the
Main st. School House for the convenience of Primary
nGholars, resling in that portion of the city called
oregon aud that part lying North Front and West of
epring SITS.
Parents and others concerned will please notice.
auzSof A. TUCKER Secretary.
T Il fRGTE FA6fftKAE 70 55 aF fs
NYuF NEW YORK, for the Quartz, ending S1st july
1855
Net Assets on hand, May 1st, 1855, per last
report, .9Z,90OO59 4S
RECEIPTS THE QUARTER.
For Prem inns and Policies. .S13U,411 46
Interest. ...........S122 731 80
LESS included in last
statement....... T7,197 04 a, 1884 As
- -
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them In all eases. Also among the large assortment u
Wood and Coal Stoves which keeps constantly ON hand
can oe found the following fashionable patterns TAs
N0rth Star, Best Baker, Granffe STATE PaIior Coos
q melting newl, Crystal Palace, Eagle, and Equator
Stoves.
Tin, Copper, Iron Ware and Tin Roofing done order
and warranted not 10 leak or how on
Pumps Lead Pipe, Zinc, Street Lanterns, 40 Always
on hand, at 10 southbridge street. J. W. JORDAN.
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nAYTON's IMPROVED HERNTETI-

~ -
.H-p CAL SELF-SEALING FRUIT CAN --patsnt g.
cured The most simple and method Of preserving
fruits aud vegetable invented These Cans havn
been extensively used in the Southern and Western Sa
are now for the first me presented to the public Of New
England by the Inventor through his Agents. The Canq
are made with an oval top which is hxed a metallic
ring with cover closely fitting into groove forming
channel, which being filled with seang.wax renders The
Gan air-tght. By using Daytons Self-seang Can the
Old method Of boiling the vessel and contents is entrv
Obvated. '
This Can viii come cheaper than any in the marko,
II will remain uninjured By sea ing and opening-and
will, with proper care, last for years.
DIRECTIONS FOR UsHG.-Prepare the Fruit the same n.
for immediate USE put It into the Can boiling hot ami zeal
Immediately by holding hot hon In contact with stct
Of common bottle sealing till the channel illed then
plunge the Can in sold water till well cooled II these al
rections strictly followed, the Propreiors will warrant
the contents Of every Can to remain perfectly good
Prices by the doz.;-Qts. S2,25; Half Calls AZ "a,
Calls $3.50 with liberal discount to the trade '''
Manufactured by DAVIS & EAMES, Lowell. MAJ
y. n. DIXIE, directly opposite Clarks new Block
No. - Main street. Is our only Agent for Worceyter
County.
Dealers can be supplied with Rings, to manufacture
their own Cans, If desired.
Worcester. Aug 81, 1855. dim
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THE LAST CHANCE!
To-day begins regular
g LO SING OUT SALE
For this season.

~ Il " > N u - y IL > A l. Il
For this season.
Every article in store will be solo, as on former occa
sons at Cost Price, make room for our new stork Of
Fail Goods. Having purchased our stock of goods in Eu
rope, at the manufacturers certainly think that an
Examination of the saDe with those of our competitors
will satisfy any one that is the place for buying
SWISS INSERTING AND EDGING, CAMBRIA DO.
DO SWISS AND CAMBRIA COLLARS, SLEEVES,
FLoUNcINGs, WROUGHT LACE Wells, La
oEs, EDGINGs, JET GOODS, FANS, etc.
Come early to secure great bargains, and remember
o.2lo Main street, Sd store from Elm street.
iy1e diff MYERS BAMBERGER.
CHAMBERLAIN, BARNARD 81 CO.,
Invite all purchasers of
d r Y G. O O D S.
To visit their EXTENSIVE ESTABLISHMENT, where
may be found assortment of
CARPETS & HOUSEKEEPING GOODS
ofeyery description.
SH A WI s.
such as Rich Cashmere, Long and Square, Wooden Plaid,
both Imported and American.
CJOAKS AND MANTILLAS,
Of all the New Styles Of manufacture, on sale or
made to order
RICH DIRE SIS GOOD S.
All the New styles of DELAINES, CAsHMEREs ard
PLAIDs,
RAW SILKS 80 French and American
Priuts. &C., &c,
RICH DRESS SILKS,
MORE ANTIQUES, BRooADEs,
PLAIDs, SATIN PLAIDs AND
SOLID C0LoRs STRIPES,
and all other styles.
Black Silks of all the best makes.
BONNETs g. MILLINERY GOODS
of the most Fashionable Styles.
EmbrOideries, White Goods, Hosiery,
GIOVes, Thread Store Goods g. Trim
Enings of every Description.
This is the Largest Strictly Retail Establishment in
NEW ENGLAND All our Goods are bought by the
Package, Imported by ourselves and purchasers Of
anything offer for sale, will make large saving, even
lfthey from considerable distance by buying from
our Stock. ChamberIin, Barnard & Co.
GHAWLS! HAWLS!!-BAY STATE
~ Waterloo, Walden, Peace Dale, Barnsley, German
and saxony
LONG AND SQUARE SHAWLS,
Opening this week, at
CHAMBERLAIN, BARNARD, 4 cos.
DOMESTIC GOODS.
Brown COTTON sHEETINGs all widths.
Bleached do. do. do.
Tcsing', Drillings, Jeans, Cotton Flannes &C., &C.
All Of the above Goods will be retaed by the piece
yard, at the lowest package prices
CHAMBERLAIN, BARNARD, l. co.
HANDSOME ALL WOOL
DELAINES 81 CASHMERES,
Opening Mt CHAMBERLAIN, BARNARD A cos
EgICHARDSON'S IRISH LINENs
IA DAMASKS, &C.--The public will please hear a.
mind that the genuine goods are aEays sealed with hs
signature Of the firm, Wiz "'N' ''e
RICHARDSON, SONS. s. OyVnEN.
J. BULL0CKE J. b. LOCKE Agents
dSmls ~ Pine street, New York
LOWE & SMITH,
English and W. Goods, Hardware Crockery. sbo.
findings &c. at very low prices,
Town House Block, North Brookhed.
au1 diff
INRUIT PRESERVING CANS.-36 dozen
~ "Arhurs Patenp self-sealng Cans, (yarioas szes)
far keeping fresh Fruit and Vegetables In their natural
state. For sale by WIN. o. SWEET a CO.,
au9 du 1856 Main street.
GPLRI great story Of the ace b,
- George Sand, No and now ready. For sale only
Of the Reform Book Store, No. Pleasant street
au21 dn
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GPRINGFIELD YOUNG LADIES, IN.
- STITUTE. SnrinoGeId NInsa

The FAN Term will commence on Wednesday, Septem
er 18th and continue till Christmas The regular course
MI be as comprehensive ard thorough as can be enjoyed
the best seminaries of New Englsnd
The number Of pupils in the family of the principal Will
c limited to fifteen or twenty, that young ladies' may
surrsunded by social influences while in the pursuit Of
ler studies
Expenses tor board and tuition 500 per year.
Tuition will he the as heretofore.
D. BANGS, Prlrcipal
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,isEs.5s-7sssszSss FULLER's NORWICH AND
lissss-s9EsT1 NORTHEASTERN EYpRFsS

G. :. FULLER VIII send Messenger on every Aecom-
notation Train, Norwich and Worcester Railroad
transact all business the Express Line and forward
,acSages to New London, Hartford, New Haven and
Hew York. lie will transport an Iron Safe in each train
Tor the transmission Of valuable packages.
oFFIcE5--lSO Main St, Worcester; N c. Brakenridge's
store, under Wauregan llonse. Norwich. Ct
AL packages should be marked Fuller's EXPRESS
Worcester, Sept lst lS55 aants
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Anttions.
By E. w. VAIL, AuctIoneer.
n A VALUABLE NEW HOUSE g.
LOT AT AUCTION

by e. w. VAIL, Auctoneer.
O. A VALUABLE NEW HOUSE g.
HsaI LOT AT AUCTION!
No. 65 AUSTIN STREET.
viii be sold on the premises THURSDAY, pit 18th,
a. 10 O'CLOCK, A. NJ; valuable TwoStory House,
situated above, containing fourteen convenient
ly arranged for two tenements supplied with good
ter The Lot contains $3.50 square feet of Elevated Land
with fine view of the South and West part of the city
Part of the purchase money remain mortgage il
desired Terms easy and made known at sale For fur
Their particulars inquire of ELI WALC0TT 3S Front ST.,
or the Auctioneer, 2s6, Main st. sept7
BY ALEXANDER PUTNAM
auction Rooms No. Sc and So Main Street.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, 60 On
"A SATURDAY,
At o'clock P. NJ, at Office,
The usual weekly sale of Household Furniture compris-
lag Carpets Sofas Chairs Tables Bureaus Bedsteads
Beds Hair and other Mattresses Looking. Glasses Clocks
Table Cutlery and other articles of household furniture
and the usual Kitchen ware.
The city, county, State; terms reasonable, satsfac
lion guaranteed Also the apprasng of property solicit
ell Cash paid for secondhand furniture, upon appIica-
ton at the Sales Room Constantly hand, an assert
nent of new Furniture Table Cutlery, Crockery
anil Glass Ware Clocks Looking Glasses Window Shades
&C., which will be sold low for Cash.
There will be sales of Furniture every Wednesday af
noon at Putnan's Sales Rooms, at the usual hour, I'm
III further notice. s. NJ. REDD1NG Salesman
uar30 diff
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E4NRE INSUR ANCE.-The Meehanias' Mutual
Fire Insurance Co. Of Worcester hereby give notice
that the Directors Of said Company have by deter
mined to divide the property insured by them, into two
classes viz the Manufacturers and the Mechanics'
Glass, which takes effect from this date. One million dol
lars having been previously subscribed insured in
the Manufacturers Glass; they prepared insure in
that class the terms other Mutual Offices Co..
tor and Wodea Mills, having the following Characters
tics viz built Of brick or stone, heated by having
tnguishng fires, and the picker Of the main mill or
If in the mill in fire proof They also insure in
the Mechanics Class, dwelling houses farm barns, stores
stocks Of goods machine Shops and mechancs
generally, excepting shaving risks" and such as IS
termed ''extra hazardous
DIREoToRs- henry Denny. Worcester Geo. Black
bui n, poston Eseh Saunders Grafton; Aonzo White
Leicesteri H. s. Denny, Cappvlp; Geo. d. Rice, Wor
cester VIM. d. Fox, Jr., Worcester Dwight Foster
Worcester Daniel Tanter Worcester; Samuel L. Hodg-
es, Lei ester. Henry A. Denny pres't
VIM. s. Denny, Stc'y.
Worcester, Sept. 10, 1856 dn
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IN AMERICAN WOMAN. with little
IA girls, desires place Housekeeper Good refer
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COMPREHENSIVE undersigned have
" this Jay associated unier the firm Of Dud
ley Goodwin for the purpose Of transactng the whole
sale and retail Clothing business the old stand Of Ma
cullar, Williams, & Co., I'll Main street.
FRANK d. DUDLEY,
FRANK n. GOODWIN.
Worcester, August 8, 1855 au24 d3W
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LEWIS G.. MUM,
REAL ESTATE, INSURANCE, EMPLOYMENT, AND
BOARDING AGENCY.
No. 233 Main-street, Up Stars, Worcester
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Copa undersigned have this day
rmed copartnership for trAnsacting general COM
sson business in Flour Grain, Butter Cheese Produce
Gather, &C, under the name of UPHAM & ALDRICH
nd viii continue the business Of Adrich Co. at No. a3
nd As Front Street, as heretofore.
GEORGE P. UPHAM
P. w. ALDRICH.
Worcester Sent lat 1s55
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NEW FALL GOODS.

We in daily receipt of NEW GOODS,
adapted to the approaching season. to which invite the
attention of buyers. All Goodsw be marked in plain
figures, and sold strictly one price.
50 deod4t&w4t B, L. HARDON & co.