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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-02-01

BOSTON AND WORCESTER R.R.
-, Cs.===z=z=sz WINTER ARRANGEMENT Com
So Zrs@3sZ mencing Monday, Jan. /, 1855
PASSENGER TRAINS FOR BOSTON, as follows:
Leave Worcester al tx. from Framnghau) and O. 40
A. VI. $3.50 Ex.) 40 and (10.30, Ex.) 2. NJ
q Mlllbury go am. s45p. n.
Milford at I.05, e.45 " AIS I"
60 Marlporo' at Is
'' Fran'm at Is Ex.), sos. 1910 a. m. (4I5 Ex ,
$40, (1l.l2 Tx. Up. m.
" Saxonville at us $50
I" Newton, $40, ESQ, fS35 els. I'll o. CW. Tr.)
a. m; 1.50, 4, 537 W. TT. }, $50, SIS p. n.
" Brooklne, $50, 49, sis, SIS, 10 :. m. 80 T.
81, st, 81, and p. m.
Needham Plain, g. & SIS, am; II. 4. So .. m,
New York Mail leaves Worcester every Mcndoy at LIS
A. VI.
Nv. Newton station.
LEAVE BOSTON, as follows:
For Worcester at 40 (and Ex.) a. m, $50, q so
Ex.), and 5 (Ex. to FrRmingham) P VI.
" Milbury at 7.20 a SPIN
" Milford at 100 m. $50, 90, ?. n.
Marlboro 40 3
Framingham at 7.2O, Is Rx.l a. m, I55, l2So Exl
40, 10 Exl pm.
g SaxonYle al e15 am 545
IS Newton, 7.20 (W. IT. }, Sl5 and e.I5 a. m; l2SO.
l.50 W. Tr.,) 3, 4.30, 5.45, T. and els p n.
Brooklne, I, $50, 9, aud Il NJ, 1915, 240, $50,
sos, 6, 49, and g 80 p. m
g Charles River Branch, Z, a. m. II $50, 6 D. m
New York Sunday Mail at P. NJ.
II Express Trains stop only at birmingham.
&. TWICHELl., sup't.
Boston, JAN i, 1855. dawtf
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&EaA 6AnN REWARD FoRANY

$4,000 RE kEW NJ Ri . FoRA !, J
A. His Panaceas and Indian Medicines or the remedy
q GHnorrhGa, elects, Structures Whites, Pains in the
Bach and Lons, Seminal Weakness Affections of the
Kidneys, irritation OF the Urethra Gravel and all othel
disorders Of the urinary organs, without the least re-
strcton to diet, drink, exposure, change in app
cation to business. These preparations are entirely
VEGETABLE,
and although powerful they will not injure in the leas
the most delicate constitution. Th, preparation is war
raned to cure the above mentioned eases without usip
any external applications. Wit. Sy Indian Vegetable
hedcines you can relF NJ thoi ugh cure by calling
upon me at my Office.
Main street. No. l21. Worcester
VIZ dF DR.. Z. a. Hjh.
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Ne RS. WINSLOW,-An Experienced Nurse
ana Female Fhys clan, presents the attention Of
Mothers, her SOOTHING SYRUP P, for Children Teefhi o
FOR Tue NtrvOus Affections, Commissions Fever Intia
nation OF the Bowels, &chat attend this period of chill
ure, she recnnmenlst produce the desired eli.
ect giving rest to the mother anreief and heal 10 the
infant " Wv
A chhd on Congress street cured by the Soothing
syrup oil lnIanIle Dysentery Darrh after being Civ
en- over by the attending hy,jci II.
hr BacAman OF EddlngtIn, says it has never failed I,
cure ue pysenteryor DIarrhea nehdren whenever used
IN the village. Lots ui it is sold.
Que parent informs me his child has suffered to an
alarming extent, with Flau ence or Wind Choc Latelv
speedy cure. ''
. hundreds OF ike instances might be enumerated -.
MOT ers Try in every town where it has been sod
New York. ie-'i
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THE WHOLE WORLD,
100000 worth of Gifts.
for the subscribers to the
MAMMOTH PICTORIAL
OF Ihe Whole wa,-ld


MAMMOTH PICTORIAL
OF lhe Whole worId
Published simultaneously in the
fork, Philadelphia, and BALI
subscriptions obtainea
eulation Of about 300
THH DIsTp-
Among
country Seat
residence. 81. COO
-sa1 Interest or security
-eant Piano F0rtes Mel0tsoys
-, Rings, Books u Travels ia tl,e
nd, by Prof. Hart; Raj R-tate &c lse ,
'ering 100000 Gifts valued at 100000
erg single remittance Of 81, one years sui
serlnoa 2 the Mammoth Pictorial, and the gr4tuity d
VII 1lcket which entities the holder one share In Tie
oO00Oo Gifts Thus every person investing in tbis sin
pous Efterprise receives the fui worth Of his m lar
inohsy 70 sanscr pii9n to rsi class journal 9TH. rs
81 and most Interesting Pictorial Of the age sss a
Oift for each subscription.
Ror complete Isl Of Gifts, and fun and explicit mar
eciars IN regard 70 the great Enterprise Dislrlbunn
&C. SEE copy Of TIE RHoLE WORLD, which viii be
paid y ''''''' P'S'
:, Tag WHOLE WoELD may also be see6at the Offices u
al papers containing his advertisements where iniorua.
ton may Be obtained in regard the piper and Euter
prise
Agents Postrnasters and Ladies DESTROYS Of Incrsti
aia az TIE same time genteel eml oyept shuul not i
10 see eopy Of TIE WHOLE WoRiD which c,ntains ~
far t most hberal inducements ever offered 70 agents in
N way o tnnense cash premiums, gifts, commissions,
&c, wheEebny person, with ordinary activity can ea.i.
y make 1000 and upwards, per year TO which fact tie
agents already have, certify Secure the Pictorial
and become wise, ricn, aud happy.
Corr spondents must write their addressNsme, Post
Odce, County and State, plain and distinct or it i he
their own fault if they fail TO get answer Adhere to
this. and al returns viii be promptly wherever de-
sired, in any part Of the world
II any orders are received for the monthly after tic
SO0,OOO subscribers are obtained the money viii be
promptly returned, postpaid, to the persons sending it,
II AL lettsIs and rnittaEces for the Pictorial tgtk
On Tickets, must invariably be addressed postpaid to
PEoS; .. WOODnAN HART, woELD's HALL Broadway,
Ne" YORK, there being tbs only Office for ths Gift Enter
prise.
But remsnces for the Pictorial Without GIFT TfcketI
may b. sent 70 tK0P. J. W00DMAN HAET HART's
BCLDiSes, Chestnut Street, Philadelphia Pa tlere being
the principal editorial and publication office.
n23 dan
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WORCESTER NASHUA RAILROAD

NlNAEOA1tNS WITH OlhEh hDADSs
Trains arriving Nashua connect directly with trains
Of Concord Bston, Concord and Montreal Northern Pas
suPsic, and Vermont Central Railroads. All trains from
Nashua connect directly with Gown trains Of Concord
Railroad.
Each train to and from Groton Junction connects with
upward and downward trains Of the Fitchburg Railroad
and with all trains Of the Stony Brook Railroad
Lowell Morning and evening trains connect with Peter
boro and Shirley trains upward and morning and middle
trains with the downward trains of that road
Al Worcester 9 50 train connects with Steamboat
train from New York via Norwich, IL Is train con-
meets with Boston & Worcester, and Western Railroad
trans 10 with trains from all the above:
named roads, uding the Express train from New York
and Albany. rain arriving Us m, connects with
the trains from all the above roads, including Express
train New York and Albany. That arriving at 90
viii m trains Of above roads That arriving at 80
with the New York Steamboat Train via Norwich:
FITCHBURG AND WORCESTER TRAINS.
running in connection with Worcester and Nashua Trains
Leave Fitchburg at IS a m; II 40 and and As IN.
Leave Worcester at 80 and II Is M, and Is p m.
FREIGHT TRAINS daily each way between Wor.
cester, Groton junction, Nashua Lowell and Fchburg
u For connections with the other roads at Worcester
Gr0t0n Junction. and Nashua, Snow Wider's Path
frier and Railway Guide.
u Through Tickets are issued at Worcester for Bur-
hngton, Montpelier Wells River White River Junction,
81 Johnsbury, Plymouth Littleton and Wers
G. ". BENTLEY, Sup't.
Worcester, August l, 1854. dawtf
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BILL OF FARE.

~ BIZ DH, 12 Ann Street, n. n.
PUBLISHER, BOOKSELLER, a IMPORTER
" Foreign Newspapers Sole Publisher Of Paul dc Rocks
Novels translated As soon as 'sued from the PAr.sian
press. Catalogues sent free ofpostage. dom jus
ROBERT e.. MONTGOMERY.
No. 10 BKEKMAH STREEr, two doors below NASSAU ST.
NEW YORK.
The finest Old Ale Cigars, and Liquors. always 10 be had
a. the Bar Green Turtle Soup hand at all tines and
aehyered 70 any part Of the city free of charge
Slowed ferrapin, Chops aud all other deicaeies At all
honrn aud az short notice. Lodging 3Tt cts per night
jams d3m
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-. l., "A, ~ NHalpers street, New York.
AGENTS In Worcester, NJ. b. Green, h. r. Iazel Rnsh
Co' ana U. a. Harrington Il Co; New Worcester
jerks Vassall Shrewsbury, L. c. Knovlton Fifch
burg, l. b Lane and Thomas Choate; Leomi,s,er A. n
Perkins, sterngi A. NJ bee, and by dealers Ia mecine
throughout the country. deOl&wIy a.
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~ d. spEAR. Indian DoCTOR.-

Office No. Libar y-street New York
Agents for Worcester-M. b. GREEN Il co.
n30 deodSw1y
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CRAMP AND PAIN KILLER.

Inc world IS astonished at the wonderful cures rer
formed by the CRAMP AND PAIN KILLER. prrnir,II
Dy UNITS PEkklNS. Its equal has never been
Ao"h Tor removing pain In all cases for the cure Of
SPINAL complaints, oranp in the limbs and stomach rh,
na1lsh IN al lis forms, bilious chuli chils and fever
oHs, sore throat and gravel, it is decidedly In. bsst
euclhe IN the world. Evidence of the most wonderful
cures ever performed by any medicine are on circulars i'm
the hanis OF Agents You may be positively SURE of re-
el you u.s. H. Millions OF bottles Of medicine huye
Is now or me nrst time being introduced into all he prin
cipal towns in New York. ~ l'''
y b. BE sure and call for CURTIS & PERKINS,
are base limitations Price l2t, 25 and S cents per bot
tie, according to size. ~ IVY
Also Tor sale those pure WILD CHERRY BITTFRs
Tor the cure OF Bilious and Jaundice complaints and
era debility They quicken the blood and give new lfe
and energy to the whole system. Price only IS cents in
pint bottles. CURTIS A pEREI%s
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GOE'S SUPER PHOSP HATE or
~ LhMEs-This excellent Fertilizer prepared from
Bone Dust 10 warranted equal 70 Guaro IN ali respects
aud much more lasting In lie beneficial effects upn he
soil. II may be used for all kinds Of Grain potatss snd
Beans. FOR Gardener, II u cheap, Convenient And
highly nutricous manure It's terminating influence h
very great. II b. obtained Of the suhscbery Who
agents for the sale u IL, the Whoesae Produce
store, Foster street, opposite Boston Worcester Dgo
BAsskTT BAYLiEs
worcester, Jan. J, 1890. du jtnl
n IKsEED OIL AND WHITE Led
II American Lnseed Oh
English dol
Lssis'' Pure Lead, ground n Oh
In store and or sale, 10 quanilties 10 suit, by
Gb.k A. J. HOWE
mchlb ar Worcester Bank Block
nILsi OILsl i-io,OOO gallons Beaehed wIntI
W Whaie OIt
1000 gallons Winter sperm Oil
100 bDia. Cincinnati Lard OILS
70 Do. Do. He'd OIL, for sac BY
a. SIS A. ,. HOWE,
WuFnuA0x Bank Boch
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Gxprfsses.
LEONARD'S EXPRESS. II,

- LEONARD'S EXPRESS.
and from Boston and intermediate places, b.
every train
Bills collected and paid and all orders attended to With
despatch. ies dtf
EDASSAGE ONLY $50. FROM LIVER
a POOL TO B0ST0N4-TH0MPS0N & CO., Agents
Tor GRINNELLS Eel-knoEn line Of Packet Ships, COZ
hnue 70 issue Passage Certificates from Liverpool Bs
ton, at the low price Of So They also issue Dzfss pay
able at sight, the Belfast Banking Co., and is bran
ches and Baines Brothers, Liverpool for Il and up
wards, al SIS the Pound Sterling, and charge for Con
missions.
Passage Certificates, TRAITS &C., can always b hs5
Of S. v. R. HICKC0X, Agent,
for Thompson Co., Waldo Block, Worcester.
mye diff
e. ROSES PROVIDENCE AND
ETE@s77ez WORCESTER Expressly Every nam
Packages Forwarded, Notes, Drafts and Bills collected
and paid, and all orders attended 10 with desPzicl
Packages, and small Gases forwarded and other ENFsk
business acted at FAN River, Mansfield. A.-ets1rc
Taunton, Wv Bedford, and Nantucket Mass; Bris-l
Warren, Newport East Greenwich, Kingston, WA-E5ck
Nickheld, Peacedale, and Wakefield, B. l. AID Ss0lg
on. Conn. OFFICE. Am. House, Worcester.
GHHANGE OF TIME.-On AID zfte- MONDAY.
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iE ONLY $50. FROM LIVER

every train
Bills collected and paid and all orders attended to With
despatch les dd
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4fIc0ifirles.

NEW DISCOVERY.-To CURE BAD
"a SPIRITS, Dyspepsia, Nervousness, Heartburn
Cholic Pains, Wind in the Stomach, or Pains in the
Bowels. Headache, Drowsiness, Kidney COM
plants, Melancholy, Derum Tremens,
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Aromatic InvigorHting $

WEAK AND SICKLY CONSTITUTIONS
Are suddenly restored 70 health and vigor
np nApTTTS HAMS
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Al!c poOI ilDtIdltY CONSIDERED.
Principal Office No. Is kneeand street, Boston, Massa
chusetts .rR avail,
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10 western nnd sonlIlefn NlerehanH
Sexton, Seal s. swearingen,
f, lMP0RTERS AND IotlhkRs OF r,
FANCY DRY GOODS,

No. 'oS 'l"ffHft fSfHfit45's;lltHI 81 tgHSI's 4'' street.
J. W. SEXTON, l., SEAL, a. VAN S%sAaIsoEs.
y Dry Goods nthstity. ~ lieSmpri@snpirt @
Hosiery Of al kinds and qualities. ...
Gloves, uhltTshI1ts. Drtss ShlttsaIl Collars.
Noocn yATns Of different shades and eolora.
A ilnc assortment OF Shell Combs.
DO DO do Buffalo and Imitation Conbs
brushes ofaIl descriptions, ,,,,.,
Dress and 1ailoTs Trimmings Of all kinds.
IiuTRctts, siScora cord Spool Cotton.
PeTfHneIy OIal kinds. ......-,.....
Az well as great many styles goods otolt own imrof
atiQn, which we cannot hcrc mention, and which are wen
worthy the attenonoI bYeIs. weteel we can make y 10
tlririnercst to Give US atrial. serls
Pendleton Il Brother.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
IORi sale Of i4AfF0bAttO. Plour Ani Produce gen.
i90Smia. nasth and nt7sL aoe p,sns.
Hugh Jenkins d. Co.
". BIune { Sons,
Long g& liyrn, and baltimore
The cashiers Of anyof The
l'aln!ole banks. -,
+. BRADY, " & " lisnf, | whs.lIr.
Tallant 4 lleaplaIn, ""'s""t
Jas, R. Itaker.
Jas. McCully, Pittsburgh
Rhodes 4 0SiIbay, RtldStpoit,o.
fiIeen & Dorsey, Powhattan pt.o.
neh,. n99Tsey cA'a1 Ss nn
Jacob 4. Grove, 81, ClairAVile, o.
Peter Meeager, 0aiiipolls, o.
". |. Mccoy 1 lro's, SisleTsyIlle, Va.
}sss Is:s'Ss $f$ 'S';iS s i's''sf StS' o'"s'D' o.
Geo Green, Jun,
Gordon d Co., ttort.,,u.
q. MCM0Tan,
Satnl. \. Preston 4 Go.
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MISCELLANEOUS
,..a a JAMES, 3. MARSH, a,
ia /! NtWwnolEsALf AND sErAIt. =. !
BOOr and SHOE STORE,

..' :, MKT RooE. no qRtEE, OFT AND co..
AN now ieceiy$ al Iny new slOte Io0nl on Monroe
STREETS lSise AGd eitsih assortment OF boots and
sLOeS Which hal selected with Srel: care anu had An'
MS ttALe am now prepared 10 Accommodate ny Gus
0tkfs eitBSF wholesale OF teatl Will variety 0tSTlils
ind Summer Goods, Not 10 be sunt>sed hy any 9heF
lousc IN the city either IN style, Workmanship oruu'a
4aopsst wleAwIll BE found IIf following sel'O'abls,
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Notice
CARS,

GAPS,
u RCEiVRD this nay, the best assortment Of Gents,
III youths and childiers cloth GAYS, ever brought 70
this city having been selected with great care as regards
style and quality, They comprise IN part as UllOwS
Gents cloth OPERA black aud white gents hair clOIh dol
black, drah and green riding, hunting and Apollo CAPS
together wlteyery othcr descrnio Of has OF car extani
nri4 q, y. HARPER 4 son
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WIHEELING YA WENp NpESpAY M0RNING JULY 25. s55.
Z ~ . WHEELING.
No, Super Phosphate Of Lime
yERsUs"GuANO.o

F1utC trt,,,,.r .s hken n,ed Cor sAvarAi wars
I'M n Rn1sn NJ SS Sler paIts o Europs and HcSt 10 gu
io bois lilo highest tank Ii and sSeh, 70
which II used anonS farmers US N ths
eovNtry BY lie subscriber has been more recent BY. NE
progress has made IN tue esllnaon q w rshle MIs
not been less marked Or leSn aver Ivy
Ital o( three years o. vs. etts Y. WMIIe
time hele has been very many toIvpuouS tAbe!tnhfs
made BY the most Scientific agIien9Isls aug various
clpbs Comnittees &e side b. Sle relgsan ggsalo, as
instances eierspts 5tsh 10 the Hstgef Phosphate q
me" Such reports az returned VIII Shortly 20 paGeu
before tho public, Which Win convey more reformation
than tie subscriber teels 70 o1eEi a. lRe nahu-
attater, al tile present Elolgent, . l.
ford Iool aud nourshmeh otrow.h Of AZ deseTpllons
basis beingrIuslted 9r E!qupH "Bsnts e slheiey o.
mhs q s6Ls Z Slfssy @ Se ~ 1Ss ,GeI!
MSh ae ~ he ans
6i IN f6ahS ind S6p6SIe Of SI0nIiI tic a:te lsO one
Il tAsy halded being In nereCt POWDER II will be
found suitable 10 Ill soils warranted puTe and eeruR
AMI when Al maturity 10 BE- NuGd as elcaCiOuS as here re
HIcsentet
Pamphlets win 10 forwarded on application TO The sub
Sctibtr OF 10 Ills agents, whose anles folowsi
'''I Messsfs. Is 81 MstiludeT 4 Sons, RiehnOnl, Va,
10 HoTSS HSTS' Z NeCesn, j. Sotfoik Va. o.
u, do 4. N, Slewatt, Esa, BaliimUre, Nd
' " 4 S.lIsutarsI Ts n% Chemist,
sel2j WLllamsbuLsll. Long Island. y. ',
New Watch and JeWelry store.
tn'.I:s,.,. nm 1Isw,-o. o.
ho0m, NOS memHgt9n Hum' "'""eH"
W hEE lNGy va
i hls well selected stock o. watches, clocks, lewelry,
silver ware, and freysoods, which ls !; now olenlIS
ksss Sears a@ sSaIn, ''0 ''' ~" 'S'
Eyeiy 9ectlpilcn o. g2u,sWsItM MAJ, .,,,.,,c,.,,
NUN MSe!i sNst sS, 'ntttsEJ ", s,ll
ron oS S,nS S h,,r,L;.sS, III, ''e~'
a@ St .s, torks xnoOrA bplter knives
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ale 1ubttIins 1nttteIltgerter,
Is PuBLlGHED ..fl
DAILY, TRt.wEEKLY AND WEEKLY, ny
T.AT'T!H &c 90.
I; 5G;IlvRR I; RRTDT1TGSi !, Fz7&oki EDITORS.
RFtCE-COme1 Of Main and Quincy Streets
uuauee from Qnincy.St. AC
TERNIs.

o.iIy, Ptt snnlH. ..."...'...'""'saV'
OF 0teNts Itt week
,dwky, per tnnum
weekly ".""..."......"..'''.'''.
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NEW YORK CLUB VIZ. NEWARK CLUBS.

The return match between these two clubs came on
yesterday ut Newark ". ;. New York got terribly
beaten eight wickets than they bargined for
Newark has received additional strength by getting Hal
las from Patterson resident of Newark. New
York deficient Some good players in the first
gamc-willby, spivey and calycrly Tho weather
very delightful and the tent was lIled with ladies'
New York having the toss, commenced With Scott
and Porter but Ralph Jefferson sent them home
with round o. Tower, after getting T. served the
sane by HaIlas. Parker got good leg hits and Is
great acquisition to the club sharp got his ls beau
tfuly, he made five "a among them and not out. The
rest dit not do much bowling too strong for them
Hsias and Ralph Jefcrson's round arm bowling
splendid. In the second innings, Wharton and scott
orened the re the latter commenced with good leg hit
for D. and directly after got caught by Jefferson. Tower
followed, and made good leg hits for doubles, when
Halss picked him os. Parker had short iiic sniy
three singles. sharp made good 10 begin with,
bnt having hurt hs leg went out the next ball, and
could mt field tho second nnings which made dif
ference in the game Wharton Is very pretty bat He
got his in good crichens style, them three nice
hits for three doubles. Harrison unfortunately
out lie would have made n Preston seemed to
be in long while for one run; he and Wharton must
pfac,ise running more Richards was not gooi batting
order, but he made up for u in bowling.
Newark commenced with Ford and Warner; the latter
got blow that stopped him and Ford got BOWED out
the first ball from Richards Ralph Jefferson lot
clip for three from Richards and after another scrsmbDs
three Hallas vent out with good bali from Parker s.
FNerson, The second mace huagnt Cnitrf
two and leg hit for another two Ralph 60, caught by
Harrison. s. Hyerson playing veil, and, after get
ting four singles out wheateron commenood with
a good double of Richards and continued ~ play vel
tn sharp got in his way and caught his ball smith led
of with good g hit for only single Baker followed,
and showed excellent plsy-ons hi, 70 the leg for
two deeivea four Smith made two excellent straight
cuts for doube and god square bit 10 the enca alo
capital hit 10 heons leg hn sor shee q, st Parker
stopped hs ca1eeY a -Avsut~~" I~-''N "i"-eH -"..
oady, with leg hit for g. Flverson faced him
ana hey only wanted three ~ tic; this Iedwith MT and
LL'-~. ne uIt inDinRa The second Innings va. an
tally managed by Warner and j. Hyerson; Tho former
made the hit a the daylight down 10 the homo for
be. j. fserson commenced With two good lo2 hIt. an
.r.r mt three Warner another 10 the tent and dryer
for do, he J y followed By another square hit-only
four more =, gei Great e1citement and they r.. two
sseh xbteh A., shed thls interesting match.
1ns seare a tbs Newark match il a. foiIoyvs--
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PERSONAL Intelligence.

At the Irving House-Hoh . Johnston va pr John Burn.
asa Hass%s M
ne Jrdss sSs ,Is MefA S''
psrrsa, Tenss yora, Va, aIler, ch.re..oa
ssy pann sease rsasp4n aasn Tenn Hs
!sHs Hsyen; ps'lss' Fsisrsei = @ v Brass'sc.
g. s.as ssi:sA X III s. sssT 4. fA'
From Ricbn.o ST. IN steamship RoanoseIH9s9ry FsSer
..Hss Hsls's sssa s:s T:s Ssls Pisss Fss9
st,. srs o H'ss.9s Ss and a,ashso. Mn Mn
xunsSn Lynsns .S ,. ahsNsr m ecs IA Archer,
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