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~ a. o. Blake will give instructlon IA c,,,.o, q.
individuals IN the Ancient and Modern I,nyna Si ~
einAtlcsi &C, at No. Bowdoin street '-1''
go deOd6m
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Mrs. $. Goodwin, an experienced an, .,,,.a..,
miaNig holds herself IN readiness day and niebt n ~
a1va We duties " her profession. Residence l5 A,s,ia
ptll1 dtf
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MARRIED.

IN Milford, Goth ult by Rev. j T. Woodbury. George
G-Gnfy Parker, Of Pqua Ohio to Miss Augusta Wood
bury, Of Milford, daughter Of the officiating clergyman
In W oonsocket, lst inst, by Rev. j. b. Breed Mr.
Abraham Howe, OF Marlboro, Mass, Mrs Susan Mowrv
Of Woodstock, Vermont.
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md successful Giilgie, No. 65 Summer, between Cen
tri and Exchange streets. n. B-Particular attention
given 70 the treatment Of all Female Diseases eff o3
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-01-06
Thnt Standard Medicinal Article. the

vegetable Pulmonary Ba'sam for Coughs Colds and Con-
we have long used in families and recommended n
. others with benefit It needs no other recommendation
IMAM mat It Is 50 often counerfed Cab,1et
". II, lo.e advertisement IN another column
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L. &. Nichols. NJ. D., Homeopathic Physician
Residence No Il2 Main Street Office Hours, from to
A. NJ; to 1, and : to P NJ
August S, 1858. lily
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LOCAL NEWS

WORCESTER MECHANICS SAVINGS BANK.
At the annual meeting of the Worcester Me-
chanies' Savings Bank. the following officers
were chosen for the current year:
President,-HoN. ALEX. DEWITT.
Tice Presidents, Hon. Isaac Davis, Hon.
Piny Merriek, Wm. NJ. Bickford, VIM. T.
Merrifeld. Phillip L. SToen.
7r'astees,-Henry GouldiLg, VIM. Dickin-
son, J. S. C. Knowlton, E H. Bowen, F. H.
Dewey, Harrison Bliss, Joseph Walker, Hen.
~ S. Wsshburn, Patrick O'Keefe, Ethan Al
len, J. W. Hammond, George Hobbs.
Auditors, WIN. Dickinson, P. L. Moen.
Secretary,-Frsnces II. Dewey.
TreasHrer,-Henry Woodward.
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A UCTIOS.-Ihe undersigned, having sold his
"a Farm, known rs the Bacon Farm" will offer for
sale, at Public Auction on WEDNESDAY, jan Ijtl,
1850 at O'Clock A. NJ at the house Of HARRISON BACON
in Barre the following valuable Stock with other per-
sonal property, viz:
one pair Fat Oxen years old last SPRING weighing
AGO. One pair do do years old. One pair Of Stars
for work. 20 young Mich Cows Fat Cows 20 Ueif.
ers, two years old next spring, with calf
The above Stock principally raised on nv Farm Is
the choicest and most approved breeds mostly Dur
ham, and challenges its superior in the State The Hef
were sired by the famous Bull raised by Prentiss Of
Albany, and now owne by Calvin sanford Of Barre
BLACK uAWkS.-0ne Mare Colt, black, 4 years old
next spring, and wei broken to the harness. One do
bay, years Oil next spring. These Mares are superior
animals They were sired by the old Black Hawk owned
by David Hill, Bridgeport, Vt.
SNlNE.-Epur old S1Ws. with Dig by one of the hest
booded boars in the State 2S superior Pigs ~ ire Sf
folk breed, p months old From so to 10 tons Of good
English Hay from 400 to 500 bushels Of good Corn;
from $50 TO q bushels Of wo-rOwe Barley fit far seed
FARMING TOOLS Of every description consisting Of
Carts OK wagons, ! Buggy, ! Lumber Wagon. 10
PlOughs. HarroWs II Chairs, Ok Sled Horse Sled
slnYgs Hoes, Forks, Dairyng Utensils, 10 Ok Yokcs
uOJ SEHOLD FURNITURE, consisting Of Beds
Chairs, Tables, Carpets, Stoves &c. Buffalo Robes
good Grndsto7es and many other articles not mentioned
Also good Farm to sell or rent, known as the Jonas
Carruh Farm situated in the souheasery part Of Pc
tersham and containing l2O Of good liant well d.
Tded into moving plough land land pas,uring with good
buildings thereon, consisting Of good two story house
good barns and out buildings
HARRISON BACON.
Row.. n. ., TO-. DANIEL BACON, Auct'r.
A UCTIONEER'S NOTICE.-Te under
"a signed, having had more than six years Experience
IN me Auction business. in connection with s y SELBY
would otter anew his services to the public for the sale Of
Rfa4 Estate and Personal PROPERTY in any part of the
CHy Or County Particular attention given to sales of
Real Estate, and Furniture, at private residences He
W." a!so attend to the apprsng Of al kinds Of property
J. W. VAIL, Auctioneer,
~ uom OLlce 2j6 Main-street, Paine's Block.
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:, ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR Az LAW
J15 nAo0A' Worcester, Mass
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wedding Cards printed In the neatest manner
a'shorl nblioc, ct The Spy ONCE. '"'''l'''
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Diseases OF the Throat and Lungs efec-
BALSAM-Ihis remedy is infinitely superior to any now
IN use for Coughs, Colds. Hoarseness Influenza Bronchi-
Us Pam in the side, Weakness and Bleeding from the
Lungs, Whooping Cough, Asthma Consumption &C.
Il has cured thousands Of which have resisted
all ordinary medication, popular remedies &c For proof
OF TINS see testimonials Of Physicians and others of the
first respecalty, published in cur special circulars
which can be had of our agents.
The proprietor Of the Balsam is regularly educated
FaySicdn VINO mas had an extensive practice for twens
years. So successful has his treatment proved that Dr.
has relnqashed general practice and deyotes his atte-
ton exclusively to the above diseases.
n B-Ihe BaLSGHt1S t0qrrdnted to give satisfaction
in al cases. if the directions are strictly followed
Sold in Worcester by NJ. B. GREEN, J. GREEN and
Z, H. MARSH Agents.
) Bach 4 Son, Druggists Providence, R. l. genera
Wholesale AGENTS dim ~
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9. III. JeHciis. Dentist. and Manufacturer
Mineral Teeth. TEET6 inserted fine gold plate from
one tooth to an entire set.
Filling and extracting done in the most thorough man.
ner Satisfaction guaranteed in all cases or no charge
II Office ever ESOS DoRg & Co s Bookstore fcuI
doors north Of the American House.
Worcester. Nav / 1874 5tF
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

There viii be "a Natural History Meeting
at the Rooms Of the Young Mems Library Association on
the evening Of MONDAY, Sth inst, at u o'clock
WIN. E. STARR, Sec'y.
Worcester Jan 4, 1855. DIT jams
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JAMES 70, FsTARROOH


. a ~ Hso Ess Els 4 "A BROOh.
ATTORNEY q COUNSELLOR At LAW
Z d. No Union Block. Worcester d&wtf
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j. Z. LinneiI, NJ. d., homeopathic. Office and
Residence No. Walnut street Ohics hours from II To-
y 4. NJ. ard to I P. NJ
Worcester. Jan. 9Th, 1855. diff ian5
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Dofnan tSuadrtiie Baud.-fhe member
oil TINS ass cla0n take pleasure in announcing TO the cit
zens OF Worcester and vicinity that they have secured
the services Of Mr. g. ScHNAPP ate general director Of
the Boston Germana Band) their Director Viola Cor
net, and Trombone player The Band therefore solicit
liberal share Of patronage with the assurance that their
performances will ever be satisfactory their employers
and credtabe to themselves.
Engagements made by C. K. Doruan So Sunlmqr-st .
G Schnapp, at a. Marsh's, 1924 Main-street C. ] Rich
ards, i Cenral-sree; at LOring Brothers, Music
Store, 2J3 IaiE-street, Worcester. dtf nG
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GosIelar.l 8 TwIcIeII,s q uaarlIIe Rnnd.

} NJ. ALDmCH, Prompter.
N T. GODDARD, LIST Violin W L HOBBS Clarionpft
D. NJ ALDRIoH, I'd Noiia. L. V. BAKER, Cornet Piston
II. W. TwICHELL, Double Bass
- Engagemt nts made by R. W TwicheI Leader of
the ster Coruet Band, % Salem Street; n P
Goddard or j. NJ Aldrich, at L9rng Brothers, 2O3 Main
Street. d2m M
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-01-06

Bus;ucss arithmetic. or Business Cali
CULATlONS.-A complete understanding Of this branch
OF suy can be Obtained without any book study what
ever by attending EatonS explanatory EUeaing Lee
lures upon his subject, Wednesday evening vf every
week.
All that will be necessary for young men-that have
ears to ,ear-wl be to let them hear what Eaton viii
explain IN one course upon the subject of Commercial
Calculations, to become perfectly correct and raud acj
Ountants. dtf e
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FAVE YOU SEEN HENRY J. GAEDNER's Au-
Il ograph in the American orator; This the leadng
book sold in connection with Murn's Book Enterprise
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Cd UINCB, TOMATO, PEACH, & BERRY
Sss PRESERVES, Preserved Ginger, Strained Honey.
Ci'run Mace, and Extracts Raisns and Figs A few
bushels OF Nalnus and Chestnuts, Pop Corn Honiny
ron N n PhaianN' Dried Beef, Vegetables, Split Peas,
and general ssurmat Of Gro les Tor sale m rasona-
bic terms Ply the subscriber at No. 26 Green street.
L. SPRING. 2ud
worcester, Jan. q, 1905. diff JAMS
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Board for Married s Single Gentlemen.
C0pabIe Girls cas- be had tor Houne,yorI,
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Fifty HoUses for Sale,
In different parts Of the City; also 200 House Lots This
property can be bought on the most liberal terms
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Shcrfn,s Snlc.

LEWIS C.. MUM,
REAL ESTATE, INSURANCE.. EMPLOYMENT. Ann
BOARDING AGENCY
No. 253 Main-street, " Stars, Worcester.
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AN AMERICAN WOMAN desires a situa-
a ton as housekeeper, or viii go into hotel. Has
lived IN hotel several years
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-01-06

a MEXICAN BOY wanted in an Office One
IA whose parents reside IN the city, preferred.
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~ OR ESTER & NASHUA
TELEGRAPH

n IA ota ....,.,.. Nlroester.
jau0 d6wsn
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Pc RSONAL.

80. Fanny Smith Bullitt, wife of A. c. Bull.
lit, of the New Orleans Picayune, died on the
11th instant.
80. The Lexington (Ky.) Observer says
that the Know Nothings have made the follow.
ing nominations in that State: w. v. Loring,
Wing, for Governor, James G. Hardy, Dem ,
for Lieut. Governor; Jas. Harlan, Wing, for
Attorney General; Andrew Mckinley, Dem
for Register; Thomas S. Page, Wing. for Au-
ditor; Richard Wintersmith, Wing, for Treas.
urer; John d. Matthews, Democrat, for Super
intendent of Public Instruction, and Dr. D. r.
Haggard, Wing, for President Of the Board of
Internal Improvements
go. John NJ. Patton, the Know Nothing
nominee for attorney general of Virginia, is
said to be in tho enjoyment of practice worth
about $25, 900 per year. 1t is to be hoped the
people will not call on him to serve tho State
at much less compensation. 6. How are you
to-day, Mr.. Pstton?"
80. 1t is announced that the king of Portu-
gal, Don Pedro V. has determined to pay 9
visit to Paris this year to see the great exhi
bition.
.... Hon. Charles Brown, collector of the
port of Philadelphia, is stopping at Willard's
Hotel.
80. Judge Blackford, of Indiana, one Of
newly appointed Claims Court, has ar rived in
Washington.
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LATER From AUSTRALIA.

LATER FEOM AUSTRALIA.
The Mining Districts in q state Of Revolu-
tion-A Pitched Battle Fought-Twslvs
Men Killed
In the California Placer Times, received at
New York yesterday morning by the Northern
Light we have eighteen days later news. 1t
appears that affairs in Australia wore tending
towards revolution.
IMPORTANT NEWS PROM AUSTRALIA.
By the arrival of the schooner Heloise, Capt
Dyer, in fifty three days from Newcastle, New
South Wales, Sydney papers are received to
the goth Of December.
a serious outbreak had occurred a. Balla-
rat, Of which We have only room to give the
loading particulars
Commissioners Redo and johnson have been
imprudent enough to approach the miners and
demand their licenses with drawn swords and
fixed bayonets, backed by q large force of po-
lice. This aroused the vengeance Of the lat.
ter rwho mustered in great numbers on the
30th OF November, whom a skirmish ensued,
and again on the 9th of December, when an
irregular battle was fought. Seven bundled
sol Tiers and one hundred and fifty mounted
troopers proceeded to the Eureka camp and
tired on the insurgents; about twelve wore
killed and several wounded The exact num-
Der could not DO sscertained
Two soldiers wore killed on the spot, several
wounded, four or five Of whom subseq uently
died. Ii was eIso rumored that fifteen mount
ed troopers had been shot from tho bush A
reward Of $500 is offered for tho body of one
the ripgleaders, dead or alive. The miners
have resolved to pay no moro licenses, and
mining districts arc in an absolute state Of
revolution
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The ulustrious Goner.

. The New York Evening Post says publish.
ing house in New York is about to issue Life
OF the late William Poole, Esq, formerly
known as Bill Poole, pugilist and butcher.
The Cleveland Herald jestingIy announces the
following further honors intended for the de-
ceased:
The citizens of New York contemplate the
erection of a colossal statue in Union square
in honor of Bill Poole; and in consideration of
the great pecuniary embarrassment, both o {
the city and citizens, 1t is proposed to suspend
the workings upon the statue Of Washington,
till q more convenient season.
Tho design has not as yet been determi ned
on. A distinguished artist is now employed
on painting, representing Bill Poole as be.
ing transported, Psyche-liks, BY the Zephyrs,
to the abodes Of the blessed. The painting
will be placed in the City Hall, near the like.
ness Of De Witt Clinton"
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oil respects worthy Of the good fortune to 70
suit TO them from the enactment Of this new
bounty land Law.
CaliforDis land Titlss-In issuing patents
Tor lands in California, which may have been
in dispute between the Government and other
parties, the rule adopted BY the General Land
Office in this city, under the requirements Of
the law, is to refuse to issue a patent until the
courts shall have finally disposed of the ques-
lions in issue. Thus, when A gains dispu' ed
tract Of land before the Board for the adj adj.
cation of land claims, he cannot got bis patent
until that decision has been acted upon, frst
by the United States District Court for Cali
fornia, and then confirmed by the Supreme
Court of the United, States, In case the ousted
or defeated party sees proper to appeal. In
case of a dispute between individuals as to
conflicting or overlapping boundary lines of
tracts which have been confirmed to them, 70
spectively, BY the courts, the General Land
Once can only DO interdicted from issuing .
patent by filing an injunction to restrain the
Commissioner from 30 doing, under the pro-
visions of the act of 1851.
The Hon John Y. Mason.-All the friends
of this gentleman will be glad to hear that
his heslth is so rapidly recovering as 10 lead
him to hope that he will eventually, and not
long hence, be able to resume the full dis
charge of the functions of American Minis ter
at Paris. Such is the tenor of letters to his
immediate friends in this city. He does not,
at present, contemplate returning to the
United States, being inspirited by the hope to
which we refer above
The Construction Of the Extension Of the
Treasury Department. We observed this
morning Government engineers and their as
sistants engaged in the work of laying of the
ground to commence the construction Of the
extension of tho Treasury D rtment So
the work on it is soon 70 lie crrur eIcsd.
Applications for Bounty Lands.-About
l 800 claims for bounty lands under the act of
the last session, were received at the Pension
Office yesterday.
The Current Operations Of the Treasury
Department. On yesterday, tho 18th March,
there were of Treasury Warrants entered on
the books Of the Department
For tho redemption Of stock...... $50, 346 Fl
For the Customs. ................ 10 347 ~
For covering into the Treasury
from miscellaneous s0urces.... 2,410 90
For tho Navy Department. 265, 969 II
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SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS.

SPIRIT OF THE E0RsISa PRESS.
The Unios this morning is devoted, for the
most part, to a review Of the action of the
President in making his appointments to the
four new regiments.
The IntslLigencsr thinks that the Pennsyl-
yanis Press are mistaken in imagining that
the tariff will be increased rather than re-
duced at the next session Of Congress
The Sentinel regards the combination that
has just carried the New Hampshire election
rs a mere spoils party; and urges the Demo
Gratis Of Virginia, one and all, to vote sgains,
the Know NOthings.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-03-20

RUSSIAN SQUADRON IN TEE PACIFIC Re
ports from Batavia, Dec. 18th, state that a
Russian squadron, consisting of steamer, two
frigates and two smaller vessels was cruising
of that port. Two vessels from England were
overdue, and it was feared they had been
captured.
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~ ADVERTISEMENTS should be handed
in by II o'clock, NJ, otherwise they may
not appear until the next day.

SroRAGE.-Storage will be taken in
the fine large dry basement, corner of
Eleventh street and the Avenue, "Star
Buildings" The central location and
easy access to this store-room makes it
the most desirable place of the kind in
Washington. Terms low. Apply at the
Star Office.
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CENSUS OF KANsAs.-We have recsived tia
complete Official returns of the Territory, from
which it appears that the aggregate number
of voters was 1896. The Territory 10 divided
into seventeen districts, and the largest mum.
Der of voters in any ono district is 797; the
lowest number "a. Who can say what the 70.
turns for next year will be-?
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ELDORADO HOUSE,
Pa. duenuc, betUeen Third and ~ streets,
WASHINGTON, D. c.

& l. z M Z n II X T. Y N q l. ID
(Late of Wizards HOteI)
ID ESPECTFULLY returns thanks 10 his friend.
II and the public for their exceedingly liberal pa
tronage since the opening Of his house, and he begs
to assure them that they will always be equally
pleased in future.
Since his opening his large patronage has induced
him to fit up two large rooms, i'm handsome style
where he is enabled to furnish
DINNER AND SUPPER PARTIES,
for from two to fifty in unsurpassed style
ss to quality, as well as excellence.
mar 2Q-eolm
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fl'HE MIND OF JESUS, by the author Of the
i Words OF Jesus-price 40 cents
By the same author, The Footsteps OF ST. Paul
l2mo, 81
What nobler model could be s, lected for youthful
mIndS-what history mere rePlete with stirring in
terest, and noble spiritual lessons than the life OF
the "SchOlar OF Gamsliell" u has been truthfully
said that ''nO romance has been written i'm
teresting the Acts of the Apostles"
Morning and Night Watches, l6mo, so cents
Family Prayers, l6mo, IS cents
The Words OF Jesus, l6mo, 40 cents
The Great Jouncy-a Pilgrimage, illustrated, Soc.
The Minister'S Family, by the Rev. w. M. Hether-
ington
Notes and Discusses on the Gospel, by Rev. A.
Carroll
Harper's Story Book No 4, Little Louvre
The Christians Companion, TO the sick and afflicted
Paul and Julia, by John Claudius Pitrat-
For sale by GRAY BALLANTYNE,
mar l9-N 4o6 Seventh 81
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GEORGETOWN CORRESPONDENCE

Sabbath School Ezhi6ition-Aryival Of fhe
Columbia, 4e.
GBoRasrowH, March, 20, 1856
The exhibition of the Methodist Prctes' an,
Sabbath School came eff yesterday evening.
The audience, consisting Of a large number Of
ladies and gentlemen, werc highly pleased.
In addition to the exercises, there Was some
very fine singing by four gentlemen who vol
unteered for the occasion. The report Of the
condition Of the school was also read, which
showed it to be in q very hourishing state
Messrs. T A. Newman and j. 7 Bangs super.
intended the exhibition
The steamer Columbia, Capt Harper, from
Baltimore, heavily freighted with goods for
our merchants. reached the wharf Of Messrs.
Hyde d Davidson this morning for the frst
time this season.
Sales yesterday Of some 800 to 200 barrels
Of four, at 50 for standard brands, and 80 %
for extra. Market this morning less firm No
change in grain. SPECTATOR.
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The senatorial convention of Csliforni.
has adjourned without electing United States
Senator, so that the choice must dsvolve on a
q new legislature. and the scat is vacant until
another year.
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NO MORE SMOKING.

laws b LOWE, Brcklayrrs and Builders,
- have obtained a patent for building cbimneys
that VIII not smoke. al a saving Of 30 per cent. in
material, and they have ought their plan to that
perfection that all persons troubled with smoky
chimneys can have them cured or no pay. All
kinds OF brckwork contracted for upon the most
liberal terms Residence 375 Ninth street, between
G and New York Avenue.
mar lq-3it
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DISSOLUTION OF 0-PARTNgRsHIP IN

DISSOLUTION OF O-PARTNgRsHIP IN
THE FIRST WARD.
THE partnership heretofore existing between the
J subscribers, has this day EXPIRED by Limitation
All persons indebted TO the late firm are hereby
quested 10 call and settle with T. w. JOHNSON, who
is authorized to close the business.
THOMAS w. JOHNSON,
GEORGE J. JOHNSON.
THE SUBSCRIBER takes the present occasion
L to return his thanks to his friends, who have
heretofore dealt with him, and would say that he
viii open up during the present monih a choice and
well selected stock Of regular Dry Goods i'm the
store, near corner ooh st and Pennsylvania avenue
south side. THOMAS w. JOHNSON.
mar 20-lt<
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1rhs monsstsrios have been suppressed
In Sardinia.
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DRIC ii AROsONsS LIN EN-
III have just received full supply Of Richard
sons soft finish Linens, in every variety. N. York
Mills and other superior Shirting. MuslIns. Extra
heavy Table and double Damask Diapers Full
stock If Housekeeping and Family DRY GOODS,
Of the bes and m0st desirable Fabrics, with a full
stock of Mourning Goods, &c.
Also. BOOTS and SHOES of the best makers. a,
The lowest plices. J. w BARNECLO,
No. asa Seventh. bstw H and SIS.
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GRIND IIRENEN'S And CIVIC BALL
TO BIZ GIVEN BY THE
Columbia Fire Company no. 1
AT JACKSON HALL.

EASTER MONDAY NIGHT, April 9th, 1855.
TINE members of the Company pledge themselves
i that nothing will be LEFT undone 10 make il one
Of the best balls of the season
Professor Louis Weber's celebrated CotiIlon band
has heen engaged for the occasion
Firemen are requested TO appear in uniform.
No hats or caps will be allowed i'm the hall e.cent
those worn by firemen.
Tickets ONE DOLLAR-admitting one gentle
man ana Iadlss TO be had at the principal hotels,
and at the door on the evening OF the bali,
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEES
Thos. Young
Jas Lowe, Thos. Dwyer.
Jas Martin, Isaac Beers
Reception Committee
Jas Martin, Jas Coleman. CT smaIIwood
7 E Young, II Purdy, r Harrison
Sage, AMsDermott. M Marceron.
| Beers, G. Robinson. los MayceTon-
PJ Ennis, wv Jarboe.
mar q, % q, % 81, Apr2, 3A56,7,&s