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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-10
ORIGIN OF THE FkUD.

Strictly speaking the germs of this difficulty haze
been in exi. ence for the last five six yesrs Suli
van fought Hyer in s4s but previous to the election
in 1852 they were reconciled and with troop Of
their re spectve friends paraded Howard and Mercer
ITS and the neehborhood, making mig hideous with
their drunken orgies They worked together dur.og
the campaign in the UnioDst Club, Wing fighting
association, which was something more than a
match for the Empire Club Hyer, POae, Sul-
Ivan, Shay, and others belonged TO the Wing
Club, while Morrissey, Lying and tier owd trained
under Capt Rynders, in the Empire Club. The
ner in which the fight in California, between Nor
rsey and Thompson the latter had been Hyers
trainer at the time of his fight with Sullivan
conducted tended to increase the ill-feeing bet
Morrssey and Hyer. When Morrissey and Sullivan
had their fight, Hyer was Suivans friend, and when
Sullivan was arrested, Hyer levied hyhtsrs, )li
ticiaps and oil sorts of ruans, the necessary to
bail Sullivan out of the clutches of the law. Slice
then Morrissey has followed up Hyer at racecouses
and on other occasions, bullying and threatening
him, and trying to get him into fight.
Morrissey made the remark to Poole that
he could whip Hyer and Poole, cautioned him
az friend not to attempt it. Some time after xard
Poole went to Morrisseys roo N, TO what his in
tenton was in the matter and while there Morrssey
said that he could whip Hyer and Poole afterward.
Poole suggested to Morrssey that he could give him
(Morrissey) pretty good tug himself. That led to
the Amos st fight, in which Morrssey and his crowd
were thrashed by Poole and his crowd Since that
time it has probably been the intention of the Morris
sey party to take the life Of Poole and IIyer and
several attempts have been made on different oc-
cssions to carry the plot into effect. Baker and Poole
were formerly friends. II is only about year that
they have been aenated-Baker, since that time,
being connected with the Morrissey faction. The
difficulty has also assumed something of a National
phase Poole and his friends representing the Ameri-
can, Morrissey and his friends the Irish sentiment.
The Ninth Warders. who maued the Hibernian So
cety on the 4th of July 1853, were reported to be
Short Boys" " friends Of Poole" &C.. which has
bad some il nuence in stimulating the foreign feeling
against him as an American champion. Poole was
also a member OF number of Native American So
cieties.
The headquarters of the Morrissey crowd were in
Church st., and his was the downtown gang, while
the Poole crowd consisted principally OF the "roughs
of Mercer-st ofthe neighborbood in which Poole es-
tsblsbed his drinking house. and Of the Eighth aud
Ninth Wards.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-10

We find in The Boston DAILY Adsertiser, az inter-
eating e,,rsct from paper read before the Roysi
omicsI Society Of London, in Jsnuiy last, BY
,bs Rev. W. r. Dawes, in which be speaks In high
,.rus of a Telescope, Of remarkable power, msds by
ur. Avian Clark, Of Boston, who from being por-
trait painter had taken up the business Of telescope
max ny with great success.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-10

NOVEL PLACE OF CoscEAtxEsr.-Oa the ID
inst q stsse-dhyer, narled Washingtsa Miller.
DIV N Y, and, having piocursd the assistance OF an
officer, searched suspe ctsd per,on named Iesim.
but without success, Until the officer, catching ths
fellow by the back Of tbe neck hooked en enormous
che " Of tobacco out Of bis mouth, in the center o.
which the s5 Dots was found, snugy ensconced.
Ieelin was commir ed TO answer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-10
xvrrrSG IN PHILADELPHIA.

A notice was published in the Philadelphia papers
Yesterday, calling meeting Of the friends OF The
late WiE.m Poole, a, the Wetherell House, SAMSON
g., last evening to make arrangements TO attend his
funeral.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-10
THE ATTEMPTS TO ARREST BAKER

CAPT. TuRsBuLL desires to state that he msa'
every attempt to capture Baker on the night Of INC
assault upon Poole, and that be searched Lying
houie twice. The fret time the search was m.ae ~~
when Turner and others were spPrehenoeo' ou' Inc
Police were unsuccessful. Capt. I. then "eni on.
for re enforcement and soon after returned. One Of
bis men, who was following, say three men come
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-10
CONFESSION OF PAUGEsE.

twas rumored yesterday tia. Paugene bad made
q martial confession to Mr. Arcdarus, in which be
drelosed the existence Of pot to murder Hyer and
Poole. formed some months ago. and tina; full con-
session would be mede to-day. We undes and tn =.
AID ". II. Cornell says that Baker tod hin, year
ego, that be meant to Kill Poole on account Of some
difficulties which had previously occurred.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-10
FfRES.

About III p. NJ. fire broke out in Lynch grocery
store. No. 81 yeseyst. Considerable damage by fro
and water
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-03-27
Anttiolls.
AUCTION-FARM FOR SALE.

6SA VIII be sold at Public Auction, on TUES -
sFYx DAY, April Sd, at O'clock P. NJ on the l;i,4
premises, the Farm formerly owned and -
cupie by Rufus Barton, ESQ., late of Mbury deceased
containing 1873 Acres of Choice Land suitably divided in
to Moving, Tlage and Pasturing, with great variety OF
the best of Grated Fruit and about 40 Acres Of Wood
Land, most of it of heavy growth pleasantly situated in
the northery part of Mbury the road leading from
Auburn to the Amory Village, about two and half miles
from said Village and five miles from the city of Worces
tel.
The Buildings consist of large two story Dwelling
House, large Barn, Carriage House, Wood House, and
Granary with failing water at the house and in the
PASTURE fenced mostly with stone wal-a very desirable
loca ion for a farmer.
For further particulars, inquire of JEDEDIAH II.
GEORGE 5. BARTON Worcester or of the subscribers
near the premises.
b. HARRINGTON & NYNIPHAs L0NGLEY.
Milbury, March g. 1855. dSt+ mar26
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-03-27
VE7o BOOT & SHOE MANUFACTURE
n ERs. DEALERs LEATHER pREssERs. &c


ERs. DEALERS, LEATHER DREssERs, &c.
The undersigned. having the Sole Agency of D. WHIT.
TEMORk'S Articles prepared to fill orders for
any of them, in any quantity.
for many years known the of Boot and Shoe Man
ufacturers Dealers aud Leather Dressers and has be-
slowed great amount Of time and money in perfectng
the different preparations They have been used by some
of the largest Manufacturers and pronounced by them
to be the best preparations for Leather that have
THE DRESSING BLACKING.
This article is free from all offensive smell 1t is
well calculated to take the place of Gum filling the pores
of the Leather rendering it soft and pabe without the
aid of Oil Il is highly recommended to Leather Dressers,
for finishing Calf and other kinds of Stock, where
smooth surface required When the goods 10 prop
er order 1t is sure preventive of mould thereby ens=r
ing through all seasons an even and beautiful appear
ance of the stock 1t put up in Cans of to Il gallons
THE EXTRACT OF OIL.
This article is for Polished Gram and EHameled
Leather and is entirely different from any thing ever
made for his purpose. 1t restores the original usre, and
leaves the leather perfectly soft and pabe 1t has been
used by Manufacturers who find to be the article that
has long been needed for this purpose. For Caf Goat
and Black Grained Stock it has been used with entire
satisfaction. For Carriage Tops and Harnesses it is
uneqGaed putup in quart bottles, and in and
barrels
This is new article, and is used for vanishing the
edges Of Boots and Shoes, and stripping the bottoms
coat on good hrm Stock IS quite sufficient to black and
varnsh them.
THE BOOT & SHOE MAKERS INK
is for backing the edges OF Boots and Shoes, and is
peror to anything of the kind in use.
THE WHITE VARNISH,
Tor finishing up Boots and Shoes is unequaed by any
Varnish ever before offerei.
We are kindly permitted to refer the following PARTIES
t. & E. Batchelder Co, G5 & 81 Pearl street. Boston,
Anterior, Stetson & Co, "a "
Jas. Mcguire Co., loo {"
Abner Curtis, 81 4
L. 4. W. S. Belcher, 81
G. Gilmore. SO Hanover street,
George Clark, Esq, North Bridgewater, Mass
Shaw Wheeler, East Abingdon, Mass.
Samuel Wales North Abingdon, Mass.
Elisha HoibrOok, East Weymouth, Mass.
We have constantly hand good supply of sponges,
Gum Tragacanth Gum Arabic. oxalic Acid, and such
other Drugs used by Boot Shoe Manufacturers
BROWN s. KNAPP,
Wholesale Druggists, No. 40 India ST.,
BOSTON.
mar22 TuTh&S6m
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-03-27

QOOKS-BOOKS-BO IoH,i KkirH
~ CO.'S Bulletin OF New Books, No. z3g Main st.
Long Look Ahead, by A. s. Roe.
Travels In Europe and the East by Prime.
The Hen Fever, by Geo. Durham.
The Peasant boy Philosopher.
Israel Potter, or Ffy Years Of Exile, by Melville
Harpers' Gazetteer Of the World.
uarpers' story Book
Queens Of Scotland. Vol 3.
Springfield Armory. by Abbott
Kings aud Queens
Physical Geography Of the seas.
Cosas de Espana, or going TO Madrid.
Getting Along vols.
Europe and the Allies Past and Present.
Las Cases Memoirs Of Napoleon. vols.
Ups and Downs, by Cousin Cicely.
Stanhope Burleigh, by Helen Dhu.
History and Poetry Of Finger Rings, by Edwards.
The Mifes Victory, and Other Tales. Mrs Southworth
Pride and Prejudice, by Mrs Austen.
Rudiments Of Architecture and Building
Alone, by Marion Iarland.
Satire and Satirlsts, by james Hamay.
Full Proof Of the Ministry, by James.
The Tutors Ward.
AvilllOn.
The llndoO Almanac for 1855, by A. Thug
Mile Stones IN Journey Of Lie, by s. 0sgood.
Wanderers and other tales, by Peter Farley.
earsease or the Brothers Wife, by the author Of Red
ulylfo. vols.
Poems Of Bryant. New edition.
U Mothers OF the Bible, by Mrs y. q Ashton.
The Know Nothing.
HATS, CAPS, GLOVES, &c.--Eyery article
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-03-27
NEW BOOKS.

u. b A K E r. &c @ o..
No. 1874 Main street.
The Hen Fever.
Rev. L. E. Hale's Sermon on the Immaculate Concep
ton.
Western Portraitures, by Curtis.
A Year of the War, by Count A. De Garowski.
Europe and the Allies of the Past and Present.
Harris Female Prose Writers of America.
Pictorial Maps Of the Danube, Baltic Cronstadt, &c,
chronological and Water Cure Journals for March.
Blake's Biographical Dictionary.
Harpers' Universal Gazetteer
Aspasia Translation from the German.
North and South.
The Ministering Children.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-03-27
Books, Gtationern, Mr.

NEW BOOKS. Ar ALIENS BOOKSTORE 27i
~ Main st., Harrington Block.
Life and Beauties of Fanny Fern.
Ruth Hail. by Fanny Fern
Pride and Prejudice, by Mrs. Austin.
The Banking House, by Samuel Phillips.
Life of Horace Greeley
Autobiography Of P. I. Barnum
Leaves from the Tree Igdrasyl by Martha Russell
The Lost Heiress, py Mrs Il. Southworth.
The Ine6rates Hut, by Mrs s. A. Southworth.
High Life in New York, by Jonathan Slick, ESQ.
Popery as it was, and as it is, by Hogan.
Oh Hand Takngs and 0rayon Sketches by Geo. W.
Bungay.
Fashion and Famine, by Mrs. Ann s. Stephens.
Isabel Oarolton, by Kneler Glenn.
The Know Nothing.
Ida May.
Wide Awake Gift, or Know Nothing Token for 1855
In Doors and Out, or Views from the Chimney Corner
Solomon Northrop.
Book Agents supplied at liberal discount with large
assortment of new and Yanahle Mnrla- inst
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-03-27
HENRY O. CLARK.
CLARK'S NEW BLOCK,
Corner of Main s. Mechanic Streets.

Corner of Main s. Mechanic Streets.
site of the old United States Hotel which, for beauty of
hnsh and convenience, is second none in this CITY,
Your attention is most respectfully solicited to an en-
tirely stock of
THREAD STORE GOODS.
shall open, April list, superb line of desirable EN-
bholDEhlES which will embrace the best Styles in the
market. As have kept these Goods to any extent
my whole Stock will be selected from the latest impora-
tions.
Your attention is also most earnestly solicited to my
HOSIERY s. GLOVE DEPARTMENT.,
VIII re may be found every style and quality adapted to
the Spring and Summer trade
Particular attention will be given to the Juvenile palt
OF this trade, ami it will always be my aim keep ali the
Sizes and every desirable style of this heretofore neglected
branch
As formerly, you may always find little the best as
sOrt1nent of
Wooden, WOrsfed, MerTne or Angola
and Cotton Yarns,
to be found in any store in this city
My assortment of articles for the TOILET will be large
~ Increased, and ladies will be very find what they
are looking for, it to be found in any market.
shall also keep variety Of WHITE LINENS, Of the
most celebrated manufacture which will always prove as
represented.
MY stock of the smaller usually found in stores of
THIS description, will be much larger than ever before
The price Of every article will always be marked in plain
figures, from which there be no deviation Ladies
will see at once the advantage the One Price System
over the old practice Of asking exorbtant price e
pectng to be beat down-for by adopting the price
SYSTEM persons entirely unacquainted with goods can al
ways purchase cheap those thoroughly acquainted
Goods will be freely shown, and clerk will be allowed
to mportune customers to purchase further than cviy
requires.
HENRY o. CLARK,
CLARKs NEW BLOCK MAIN STREET
Worcester, March. 1856 DIFF mar26
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-03-27

EXECUTORS SALE.-By license of the Pro-
EL bate Court, will be sold at Public Auction, on the
premises TUESDAY, April 11th at 10 o'clock in the
70 enoon the HOMESTEAD FARM of Asa Sargent late
of Leicester, deceased consisting of sixty acres more
less with buildings thereon Said Farm being suitably
divided into tage, moving, and pasuring-well stocked
with choice fruit trees, and the whole well fenced.
Also0ne lot of Woodland, containing four acres more
or less, situated about half mile south of the David
Henshaw place, in said Leicester.
Alsn-lmmedately following the sale of the Estate
aforenamed will be soil the Stock, &c. consisting of one
yoke of Oxen five Cows, one 0x.Cart, 0xWagon, Ok
Sled, one light Wagon and Harness, Sleigh, and variety
OF Farming Tools.
Also-one-thrd of Pew No. - IN the First Congrega-
tional Church Leicester and one-half of Pew No
the NJ. Il. Church in Cherry Valley
Also-one valuable Horse, Chaise, and Harness
Conditions made known at time and place of Sale.
HOMER II. SARGENT, Executor.
uarI6
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-03-27

CCI IN Wearing
We have received, from the Manufacturers Agents
FO u r Q u ALITIES
OF THE
CELEBRATED BLACK SILKS
long sold by u.s. the universal satisfaction of our
Customers
These Silks highly appreciated, and so much
sought for by the first class retailers the large Cities
New York, Philadelphia Boston, &C., that the Manu-
facturers have established Agency in New York. for
their distribution among Their customers, where alone
they can be procured at the cost of importation.
For combining the three most important requisites Wis
briliancy of COLOR perfection of fnsh and durability of
fabric, they unequalled by any Silk mported while
in consequence of arrangements with the Agents.
enabled to sell them at the
LOWEST WHOLESALE PRICES,
thus making them Quality considered) By 25 per cent
THE CHEAPEST SILKS IN THE MARKET, and
they warranted in all cases.
We offer also "B0NNET," very high lustre Silk and
a magnificent new Style called "BRILLIANTEn
Besides the above standard qualities, we are now re.
ceying various lower grades, such as
English Crown Silk,
a very seryiceabie style.
$ r M FER EDEM,
a very handsome, medium priced Silk.
SWISS SILKS,
OF various grades, from medium to low priced
Rich Figured & Wntered Black Silks,
in choice New Styles.
Purchasers will always find in our stock a complete as
o<saent Of BLACK SILKS and, as we only charge
them single small profit the cost Of Importation II
Is believed that will be found at least 20 per cent
less than the usual retail prices.
CHAMBERLAIN, BARNARD,'& co.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-03-27
BY 3. ". VAIL, AUcr1oNrEP.

once 236 Mdin-Street, Pdtne'S Block.
A UCTIONEER'S NOTICE. The under
IA signed, having had more than six years experience
in the Auction business, in connection with s. W SELBY,
would offer his services the public for the sale of
Real Estate and Personal Property in any part the
City or County Particular attention given to sales of
Real Estate and Furniture, at private residences. He
will also attend the apprasng of all kinds of property
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-03-27
LADIES, READTBIS

LADIES, READ THIS
j. Ii CLARKE& CO. have received another lot of
those Bishos Swiss and English Crown Black Silks the
same goods sold by for the last five years. and which
have given universal satisfaction They will not crack or
change color by wearing. written warrants given
Having purchased these Silks direct of the Importer for
Cash, enables us to give You Great Bargains in Silks
Please call at the getty STORE" 152 Main street.
MARIO d&wtf j. H. CLARKE & co
HDRlNTS-PRiNTS.- If you wish to see the best
selected and most extensive Stock of Prints in this
State, call at the 'City Store" 1872 Main street.
MARIO d&wtf j. H. CLARKE & Co
Il AIDES CAPES,-Lades are invited to call
E@ and see the New Spring Style Broadcoth Cape now
opening at the "City Store,n 1872 Main street.
mar20 d&wtf i. H. CLARKE & co.
CANTON SILKS.
TODAY, TUESDAY, March 18th, another arrival of
II pieces of Spring Style Plaid Canton siks-the most
durable and economical silk which lady can buy
Those who make early purchases get the handsomest
goods. mar14-dl2t GEO. P BRYANT
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Drp GOODS.
IVNHE BLACK SWISS SILK SOLD BY

VENHE BLACK SWISS SILK SOLD BY
GEO. p. BRYANT.
am now offering this Silk to the public after having
sold the Goods for the last four years and found by
repeated tests that it gives the universal satisfaction
to my customers. 1st because wears without cracking
3D. it has most beautiful color lusre and holds it
until it is worn out; and lastly, it is the cheapest silk in
the end, for any lady to buy
Almost every lady is willing to admit that 1t is imposs
BILE to judge of the of Black Silk by examining it
on the counerthose Silks which look the best and thick
est, sometimes the lUorst 1t remains only for the
purchaser to buy the article which has been tried and
found satisfactory; and the celebrated Swiss Silk here no.
tced is most confidently recommended to all Lady Pur-
chasers. fresh arrival of the above during the past
week.
N b. Written warrants given to purchasers
f22-dt GEO P BRYANT, I54 Main street
CHALLY BERAGES.
A few pieces opened to-day in Chene Stripes Tery
Desirable. mar14-d 12t GEO. P. BRYANT
WHITE GOODS.
so pieces in Stripes Checks Figured, and Plain, for
sale uery cheap. GEO. p. BRYANT.
marl4 dl2t
CHENE PLAID GINGHAMS,
400 yards of this very fashionable style of Goods lust
opened Call and Bingham, ladies' which is nearly
as handsome as Silk. GEO. P BRYANT.
mar14 dl2t
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-03-27
Drp GOODS.

FOR IL I-2 CENTS,
8 Gases M0USSELINE DE LANES
BARREGE DE LANES.
CHALLIES & BARREGEs.
YARD WIDE ENGLISH PRINTS
FINE FRENCH GINGHAMs
The above are mostly and fresh Goods good styles
and offer some of the best bargains Dress Goods ever
found in Worcester
CHAMBERLIN, BARNARD, & co.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-03-27

The first days of each month"; Dr. NJ is in Boston,
the United States Hotel The remainder of the month
DR.. Marshall is ecturing in the principal cities of New
England, explaining the principles of this method of
administering Medicines, by which he performs such
Miraculous Cures div marI7
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-03-27
Noices.

GtITY HOTEL CORPORATION
~ Stockholders hereby notified that meeting of
the Propreors of the City Hotel in Worcesern will be
he d in WALDO HALL. on SATURDAY, the 31st day of
March, at O'Clock P NJ to determine what action (f
any they will take in relation to the members of said
Corporation, the subscribers the Capital Stock of
said Corporation who have not paid their assessments
and take any action relative thereto to act upon any
business that may legally come before them.
ALBERT TOLMAN, Treas'r.
Worcester, March %, 1855. DIT mar24
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Boston advertisements.
sCROFULA AND CONsUMPTION.

INHALATION AND ABSORPTION is
II the New Medical Practice by which DR.. c. HOWARD
MARSHALL always cures every variety and stage of
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-03-27

VTNO LET.-A Store rs by Is, on Mechanic street
near the Railroad, suitable for the Produce or Boot
Manufacturing business. Applyto VIM 0. SWEET.
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!, FOR THE SPRING OF '55. "a

IMNe tT13g
ST3yys NJ B. GREEN co. offer splendid -=1s1-
- variety of Green House Plants for the Parlor or
Garden, consisting of Azalias Verbenas Geranums, He
liatrpumsi China, Monthly, Ha dy Perpetual Tea and
Climbing Roses &c, &C. Picotees, Carnations, Phoxes
Panses, Sweet Williams Peones. and all other hardy or
namenta Plants Trees and Shrubs, furnished to order
at short notice.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-03-27

M EDICINE AND SURGERY.-E A
NM DAGGETr, NJ. D., tenders his professional services
to citizens Of Worcester vicinity and respectfully So
licts share OF public patronage.
Office No, Pipers Block, Main street. Residence 81
Chatham, west from High street. d3m marie
NOTICE-The remaining stock of Fruit and Nuts
selling at Cost, ut the store 10 Front street, under
horticultural Hall. Also part of the Gxngs of Meat
Shop, very low diff marl7
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-03-27

Two LET.-Ofice and Shop room over Bigelow's
Wire Shop Maple street, in the rear Of the Wor
cester House Inquire of h. W. WALL 1856 Main-street
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fsSs FARM FOR SALE Or TO RENT.
sYS For term OF years. containing leo of land
~ ten miles from Worcester. The above offers a rare
opporu ity to of limited MEANS large share Of
the purchase money can lay mortgage long as de
sired For full particulars, inquire of
A. WHEEL0CK, No. 6 Mechanic street, Worcester.
mars diff mchl4-Wtf
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-02-25

Those holders o certificates by
residing beyond limits the United
knowledge before minister penpoeniary charge
consul commercial
appointed Of the United States foreign
country; officer of country
chief magistrate Of city
therein esdg the United States the Acknowledgements be
publc deeds
appointed the of Virginia. s sufficient In all
the certificate must be delivered ..#
O. w. CLUTTER, Public The
=. II. PARKER, Register. the sink
GEO. w. MUNFoRb sec'y Commonwealth. ing fund.
RIcHmoxp, Virginia, December 81, 1860.
Dec 3l-d3m
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