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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-11-07

SINGERS E w ING MACHt&Es.-
- These celebrated machines in practical and prof
liable use in all parts Of the civilized world In ali the
various trades and in sewing every of fabric either
of clth leather they have been fully tried and ap-
proved. Sewing machines of other manufacturers often
fail to work. but SINGERS Mac ines
Always Operate Perfectly,
being strong durable, and complete coniyance and
workmanship. perfect Sewing Machine pit employed
affords clear profit Of ST. 90 year; but an imperfect
Of constant veXaton and loss. The entire
reliability of machines is great reason for their
unparalleled popularity.
MACHINES FOR FAMILY SEWING,
of frail and delicate construction recommended by
other manufacturers. Such machines made to catch
the eve, perform substan Il work. The truth Is,
family sewing maChines ought to be stronger than any
other because they 60 into less skfu hands than when
sold manufacturers, and used for greater variety
of work The machines which have proved best for all
other purposes must be be hest for family use aud they
Singers The speed Of yur machines has lately been
doubled. No other compare with them in quantity Of
work.
New machines Of the latest improved STYLE will be ex-
changed liberal terms for old sewing machines Of our
make, or for operative machines Of other manufae-
turers Local agents wanted to sell our machines.
b. All persons desiring full information about sew
ing ,chines OBJ ain it by applying for a copy Of "I
Singer Co.'S Gazette" paper dsv tied entirely to the
subject It will be gratis. |. NJ. SINGER & co.
Principal Office, 3 2 Broadway, New York.
BRANCH OFFICES.
a. IIan,ver st., Boston, I42 Chestnut st., Phila
80 Westminster St.. Prov los Baltimore st., Baltimore.
dence. East Fourth st, Cincinnati.
347 Broadway Albany, NY. SO North Fourth st Louis.
Gloversville, N. X u y. Charles st., NEW Or
9B Chapel st., New Haven. leans.
IL Buchanan st., Glasgow. 20 Dauphin ST., Mobile.
Scotland
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DAILY PAFER.-Five dollars per year $3.50 for stz
months; 81 rs for three months; 10 cents per week. single
opes two cents each. IYhea paid strictly in ddUGnce,
deduction of 81 year viii be made, and apropordonate
educton if paid quarterly or half yearly in advance
WEEKLY PAPEa.-Price two dollars year; 81 for six
months and so cents for three months II paid strictly in
advance. Sl.7 cts Year SINGLE copies cents each
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H o $ e r. Y.

Ladies' White and Brown Hose, 8, 8, and 10 cents.
Ladies' Hose, every color, English goods, 12a cents pr
Mems Socks every COLOR heavy English goods from 2te
ohdren's Hose, every size and COLOR from cents pair
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NTACHTN CARD CLOTHIN
lVA NIB
RRQLE sLREfERaREf fXcEnlsAE.

Having by TAR the most extensive and pefttc machine
card mandatory the country, prepared 10 ex.
ecute orders with great facility prompness and superb
GRITTY.
IL variety and quality challenge the competition Of
the world Al our antecedents from the pioneer Samuel
Slater 10 the best cotton and manufacturers Of this
day. sustain us In this position.
Diplomas and medals from all pats Of the United
States and from the London Crystal Palace testify to
the superiority Of our productions.
The lAOOr and expense that we have devoted TO the
perfection this article important to the cloth man
ufacturers, hope will merit continuation Of their lib.
eral patronage.
We also manufacture
Oak Tanned Leather Betting.
OF the very best quality and keep constantly sn hand
large assortment Of all sizes.
r. X. EARLE ~ CO.,
EDWARD EARLE, Grafton Street
n X. EAGLE my27 dtf
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Westborough, Oct. II, 1855. diff

HYgRM NsURANCE.-The Mechanics Mutu
Fire Insurance Co. of Worcester, hereby give notice
that the Directors Of said Company have by vote deter
classes, viz the Manufacturers and the Mechanics
Glass, which takes effect from this date. One million dol
lars having been previously subscribed he insured in
that class the terms as other Mutual Offices Cot
ton and Wooden Mills, having the following characters.
tics viz built Of brick st0ne heated by steam having
constan, watch good force pump, expressly for ex-
dnguishing fires, and Che picker Of the main MILL or
ifn the mill in a fire proof room. They also insure in
the Aechanic5 Class, dwelling house farm barns Stores
stocks Of goods, machine Shops and mechanics property
generally excepting shaving r5ks,' and such as il
termed ''extra hazarduus."
DIRECTORS EenTy A Denny, Worcester; Geo. Black.
bum, 9oston Eseb Saunders, Grafton; Alonzo White
Leicester R. S. Denny, Cappvils Geo 81 Rice, Tor,
eester; WIN B. Fox, Jr., Worcester Dwight Foster,
Worcester Daniel Tainter, Worcester Samuel L. Eodg
es Lei ester. HENRY A. DENNY Pres't
VIM. S. Denny, Ssc'y.
Worcester Sept. TO- 1855 diff
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Gloves and Hosiery.

Gloves and Hosiery.
Bajou's best quality KID GLOVES.
ladies' Kid Made SILK Gloves.
Ladies Kid made Cashmere Gloves
Gents Kid, silk, aud Cashmere Gloves
Ladies' and Gents' German and English HOSE.
Ladies' and Gents Merino and Lambs Wool Hose
Ladies' and Gents Black and Pelrl silk Hose
Misses and Boys Cotton, Merino, and Cashmere Hose
Boys Cotton, Merino, and Cashmere Half Hose.
Ladies' and Gents Merino, Lambs Wool, and Cash
mere Vests.
Our WOODEN DEPARTMENT IS well stocked with
Cloths, cassmeres, and Doeskins, for mems and boys
wear.
RIBBONS AND TRIMMING GOODS.
We have a large assortment of Ribbons and Dress
Trimmings of every kinl on second floor.
a3-Purchasers will and it foe their advantage to OK
anime our stock before purchasing elsewhere.
Worcester, Sept 1856. dtf
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BLANKETS! BLANKETS !
10 cases Blankets, best manufacture.

HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS
splendid assortment of Curtain Damask,
PAINTED CURTAINS & FIXTURES,
And all kinds of goods usually found in this department
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THE WORCESTER SPY.

Printed and Published by JOHN MILTON EARLE,
DREW at No. 2l2 Main Street Worcester, Mass.
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Notifies.
ca ACHUsETT GARDEN az,

-H7@ r S g RI z s. 1855
No. ~ Hawthorn Street. NEW BEDFORD, MASS.
ANTHONY MCALFEE, Proprieors offer for selec-
ton, fair grown stock of 10000 Standard Pear frees,
two to five years from the bud which are unequaed for
fine form and visor OF growth, ali ranted true to
Also
Dwarf Par Trees, three to Ave years in beaing
state. Also, Apple, Cherry Peach, Plum, and Ap loot
Trees Ounce, Curraut Gooseberry, and Raspberry
Bushes Grape Vines, Rhubarb and Asparagus Roots,
Climbing and hardy Perpetual Rose Bushes, choice
Shrubbery, &c &c
large stock of Norway Spruce, Arbor vie and other
Evergreens. Also,-
Deciduous 0RNA MENTAL TREES, suitable for streets
lawns and cemeteries Hedge Plants Box Edging, and
all other Trees, Plants, Vines, &C. usually found in
well stocked Nursery.
Orders FROM persons whose pecunlary responsibilities
are not fully known to the propreors to be accompanied
with draft, cash, or a satisfactory reference.
Letters Of inquiry promptly answered. and sh uld en-
close postage stamp. Catalogues sent GRATIS en-
closing one cent stamp. u All orders promptly
cuted and packed for safe transportation 10 any part Of
the United States, Canada, Europe. In filling orders,
we send only such varieties ordered if any
deficient do not substitute except herwss instruct
ed; when the selection is let in whole in part with
as, but the best varieties viii be sent
The usual discount 10 the trade. Prices low. Please
examine cur stock and make your own selection
New Bedford. Oct 6, 1856. DIFF
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EMTORCESTE GYMNASIUM BRANCH
" NOW OPEN

PROF. A. NOLINEAUX, returns his thanks to the
citizens Of Worcester for their past patronage aud hops
to receive the continuance of the He has opened
rooms in the ReRr of T.. De Gcdda rd's Store
Main St., bitter known the old Masonic HAM,
where he is taking Subscribers reduced prices, $J2
per year and will be happy accommodate all who may
favor him with their patronage
N. B. The Book is nov open for subscribers. Madam
Virginia M1lineaux viii he in attendance wait upon the
ladies. oil. diff
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Drp GOODS.
BI@cE SILKS.

AS Z NCk Sal Ks.
We have very large stock of Black Silks, BIscho9,s
and other celebrated manufactures all of which we war
rant not to crack.
Plain and Printed French MerInos and Cashmeres.
Lyonese Cloths and Alpsccas
Printed French Wool DeLaines.
Hamilton and Manchester DeLaines,
Choice styles yard wide French Prints.
American Prints, every variety
SHAWLS! SHAWLS
Stella Shaws of every color.
Bay State and Scotch Long and Square shawl1
Misses Long and Square Shawls
New ST. French Long sqawls
Gents Travelling shawls
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al q " B o z S !-FOR SALE BY
4. BAKER &c CO.,
1874 Main Street.
Mathew Arnod's Poems.
NeV edition whittier's Poems.
Bishop Wainrights Sermons.
Ed Yards on the win.
Parber's Harmony of Ages.
Kanzas-Its Interior and Exterior Life, by Mrs Gov.
Robinson.
Conquest of Kanzas, by Phillips
Frank Forreser's complete Manual for young Sports
men.
Beautiful editions Of the Standard Works of the day,
in half calf binding.
large assortment of Albums aud Gift Books for the
season.
Also. new lot of Reticules, Portfolios &c.
large assortment Of Juv niles for the Holidays.
Bibles, Hymn Books, and Testaments of all kinds
styles. and sizes.
School Books and Stationery
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large lot of New Style Embroidered and Lace Bordersd
CURTAIN MUSLINS,
At GREAT BARG AINS!!
Bales and Gases BLANKETS, of all kinds, at tremen
dous bargains
6 cases Mohair Debeiges, on y 8 cents.
1855 pieces Madannas, high Lastred, peru Log.

Eeress Goods! Dress Goods!
10 pieces Nge Maya Ma Paids and Stripes new stvle Of
Dress Goods-cheaB
90 pieces new style Mohlir Plaids, only ......37I
10 pieces s4vaStopol Plads rich styles. .......S
Gases of Thhgts all coors all quaiities-at all prices
Cases oil Lyonese Cloths, from % to SOC yard
Cases OF Alpaccas from zoe to 81 Is
large lot Of Alpines, about half the cost of i'm
uprtatOn
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a BBE's PATNNT PIC PEN the sub
"a scrber having purchased the Patent Bqht of this
valuable invention which compes the snimas to be de-
cent, cieaniy and economical, thereby saving great
trouble ana expense to their owners is prepared to fur
nish the at short notice. The apparatus has only
to be seen to be appreciated by all pork raisrs. Orders
left at my residence, promptly attended to
DANIEL e. ANDREWS,
q S0athbriige street.
NJ B. sample of the arrangement may be seen at
the Washington Square Hotel. diff 90
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large assortment of White and Colored Flannes of
every width and quality.
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NOTICE. TO LAND RDs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-02-15
COMMERCIAL { 0
RICHMOND MARKETS. FEBRUARY Is,

RICHMOND MARKETS. FEBRUARY Is. 1886.
- The following quotations are wholesale. For small
orders higher prices will DC charged:
RACON-City cured, LA ( cts; Smithheld hog round,
none in market; Western Sides, llidl2; Shoulders, II;
BUrTEK-prime Country Butter, cts; do. Go
shcn 2212S cts; old and inferior, lsnl9cts.
BEESWA X-25! a26i y 10
~COFFEE-Rio II a Ia c,s.; L~aguayra l26l2'; Java l4l
Dl5i; stock light; Mocha Isl 10! cts.
COAL.-Au,hrarite So SO y ton; Bituminous: average
Ia cts. T. busheI; nne, l0Gllc; lump lie; hail Ii.
CORN ~MEAL-9JQ95 cts. per busheL
CORN.-The supply Of corn is still very limited, and
small lots sell for Is a 20.
CUrTON-IrsnSactious In Cotton are very limited here
We quote p. CTS. p 10.
COTTON fARNS-l6als cts. cash. Cotton Cordage,
7CANDLES-Tarow l6 cen,s = ID. Jnckson's do. Ia
HuiIs l9c. Aiamantine 3Oe33c.; Sperm 3sdiOcts; -.
COKE-For City consumption IS 50 = cart load Of Of
F~EArHERS-iive Geese a30i5 cts. Demand fair.
F~l.ANSEED-Sl s5Ql 90 3 bushcl.
FIGURING sales. except 10y retail.
FRulr-Oranges in boxes, in good order, 81 3Odi-
Lemons 50 5oGi. according to quality. Raisins, bunch N
oux-s, 81 - - half boxes, e. 25-iuarter do. 81 20
Luycr, in boxes, 81 0Gi 62-hali boxes e. 80. Figs laG
lsc. - n, according 10 quality. Prunes Is. to zoe. per 10
-Herriass, n. Carolina Gu, 5? IS F. Dbl; do
Roc 81 75as; do. half bbls. 81 1915; do. gross s. Soat
e Dbl new Halifax Clipped, No. !, So 80; No =, 50 iron
Dock. ada -alcs 20 tor No. |: So 80 Tor No: !, dc
msnd limited. MactereI-No. !, so y Dbl; No. ., Sll 5Od
H.: NJ. 3. new 50 iJQ6.
G~IESENG-3t633c. e n.
S~UGARS-Fnir TO strictly prime New Orleans s!d!
cts; Porto Rico 9a9! for strictly prime; Coffee Sugar 9ad
10; Cuba s!aS!, refined LOAF II! 6lli; crushed and pow
dered llall:.
TEAS.-lmperial and Gunpowder 55d 81 90:
Notwithstanding, best white, 81 '5aSl 30 rec
81 81 -.
WOOL-smal parcels of ,ub.wsshcd sold a, 2sS30
uuwushed Is G2U:. Sales of ine fleece according &c quail
g.. for Pine retail price IS for Oak; siasia
for Pine.
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VALENTINES.
GT VMESrIHE's DAY, now inspiring the sound
= How thr heart wakes warm hs the period comes
round!
And swaius who 10 1--we or 10 marriage incline.
Secure for rh,irinvOrites q gny VALESrISE!
Even bachelor hcrmi;s, who NOPE md repinn-
Who treat us II iEsle the passion divine
Feel their icy hearts MEEK, and determine. in fne,
To send to some maiden n neat NALE:TiSEi
lIu, ye chicken hearted, wherever ye arc,
Who boil over with lOue, yet Hlrhid 10 declare,
Shake yourselves, and rouse up from your tnrpOr supine,
70 your lady.lovc send n superb VALENTINE!
And ye who for years shilly ,shally have stood,
To The point come instnntcr, for evil or good,
70 your hid summon CUPID, your d~nuhiings reaign,
CliiIc! the %barc.inu, once with II rich NALESTISE'
Seize time by the forrlock, and Instantly 90,
As .ns; rs you can to S:IITiis NEWSPAPERS Dfror,
And take y review Of the various d"sisEn,
That make his assortment Of rare VALENTINES
ENVELOPES, VALENTINES, CARDS, sc, lor su!c in any
quantity.
cT'VALESrINEs sent by mail free OF posing, on 'c'
ceipt Of price. Prices vary from 3 cents 10 3.
Address l.. l.. SMITH,
BOOK and Periodical agent,
Broad street, opposite the Depot,
Feb Richmond. Va.
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MElCUANnISE.
MGliE Of THOSE CHEAP o
Eshaeah lAki'' OF tiosr tnr hIc"rh''i Shifting:
sD3ESPSP n, u! cts.


MGIE OF THOSE CHEAP GOODS.
DibebD NJ SH y! 'i.! OF '''"'' '"' ''''"'i''' f"''''"s''
$500 yard. OF tirosr IA" Elenchc,, S!irrirc.. y, rl..
utD " " yurt.wIin LIN Clmh " III 10 c..
rn.c Fine iG,fcnhurri Prints, 4, 81 c..
3 rn-a- bcsi Eng.!rh ucrra.; bargain
! bake wi,i" Brown shiring-, at i! Ct.
800 yi"rc- lIIBh LiIri.s, !:lII - rIG. To =, per yg.d
f;-l,y White Twiitct ! !a!inel- hi - rrs.
100 piece. Black anu roln:,I Cambria. AT L! .s.
IL! styles q! Hin;er Dress GooIe aud Siika viii t. GErr
cd at great bu!Ca:I~. IT. III. cus:! store.
Feb u CHRISTIAN 4 LATIEOP. % %nin 81
smOKT CREDITS AID sIIUNT
VA L invite The attention Oh buycr8 to our extensive
w and varied Assortment: 0f
NEW GOODS,
Selected and Imported fuI our Spring Sales.
Our Stock j. divided into Three NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
one To each h1or-cnabi!ng Us to rive more attention 10,
ana u better assortment OF each cInss OF gUGds than can
be found in ans house doing II gen, raj business. The iol.
luwiIr. nc among the articles to which we devote special
HOUSE III RNIsNIS'G DEPARTMENT.
LACE Il MuHLI* CURTAINS. TABLE & PIANO COVERS,
SArS DSMhSHS, NArERFD MOEEE%S,
SATIN DE LANES, lOiL FURNITURE CHISr2Fs.
IarERIAL DAMisHs, Quilts CoRSTERrASES.
WoMsTED BLANHErS,
Curru$ ToiLEr CovFRINuS,
CoENIcEs, TaSSELS, &c, IDENTITIES. 81.
LINEN DEPARTMENT.
LINEN SnEETiSGs, STAIR LINENS.
PILIow CASE l.ITESs, TowFrs Il T0wrtrHG,
TABLE CLOTHS, DIAPERS AND CEAsn,
TABLE bAMAsKS, LoSG LhwEs.
NArEISs AND bOYLIES. RIID EYE DIAPERS. &c.
AMI every variety OF SiIRrlxG, roAr y PAI"r Linens.
HOSIERY DEPARTMENT.
MISs's !iolSERY AID GLOVES,
WoMESS HOSIERY AND GLOVES,
CHILDRTSS HOSIERY AND GLovEs,
SHiRTs, DkAwEEs. &c.
We ask nm inspection oi our stock by none tut CASH,
and approved SIX Nouns BurERs-to such we offer
great inducements.
No. Ia, Marie; ~. below 4;h, Philadelphia.
Feb :r2m
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NURSEHYMEN, FRUIT GROWERS AND
FARMERS.
The New York Horticultural Review:
A JOURNAL OF SUBURBAN ART.
lSvrERRLY AND PRoFUSELY ILLUSTRATED

a !OlhNAi' oF SUBURBAN AK.
SVrERRLY AND PRofUSELY ILLUSTRATED.
Dcroicd 10 the advancement az The Rural Interests in
Imayisa.
rU1IIS Is o,c of .he larn,s, md mos, ,l,bor,.. yvo, L. n
-, Li,,3 ., liz, ,nrIj
-. 'IV ~, ,a,,r So ,rr, ~, ,s ,L, ,-;,,;r., ,o..ro,
~ '.'e "a", INV '. ~ ."..l" t"'.'
ENG" u'iipe 'i'r' ion WV " " !. '."-I vi hho
Gi co'."SSs' 80" mn ~ a.' u
sPh.c IL "Ieo " ~ .' 49," = y. ~ ""
osNnnsi ehst",.u r"n W A." " =" w. s!u; WV
auNP'e" 80. ' "" " ""'''" '''" "'"'"
tuit' pcau'ny VIC "on
hhsrhVihsa u ne" Iui's' he" "o"cfe' ne" 'tS''ho''t
nc, are iim-'ratet ana "es't'ocu rs sooN ~ 'hflr Icspcc
i've qnuil,icS can De d"tcrii!ncu' forming me most com
picie ana elegant Manual o' iuf"I hlsD"hdry ever al
tempted.
An experience corps VI Fr"c'!cai "iH'fs. seVchih mum
tet, arc tEt"sen 10 mi III cD'u'lis
IL o"'"'" atrcn'f '"lsr p"t's. anu j. frln''" o u '"'
hnee' pc"'':u'!ateu paper. 'Inlnuiac'u'c' expressly.
F;t;v cent. COMMISSION on ,.ncn -uhscIib:r ,iII"vci :.
those who ac, az agents. 81 900 will be distributed At h,
end of the year among those who send IL. III. twenty
largest lists Of subscribers. These premiums will be pril
in cash. The first premium will be- S59n.
Tie iollowiu. nre selected from hundreds OF similar no
,ice.. Voluntarily contributed by cOn,mnpur.ncous nrhr
cations ~
Tur HoRrIurrrRAL REVIEW ,c.crycs the mos, uberc
~ ''e tn''' ''''"
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- LOOK UUT U TIE SWINDLER.-
.AS ,nn ra,l;.u Li,rs.lL 4 O llSES- WIN YOU

60 LOOK OUT FOK TIE
80 4 man calling himself 4. q. JONES who rep.
resented himself 20 u- us having been engaged IL selling
periodicals for several respectable Northern publishers.
and stated that he was Il native OF Nansernond county, Va,
called on us, some two months since and obtained 200
photographic drawing; Of the Richmond Fair Grounds, also
80 copies colorei photographic drawings Of Gen. Taylor
and Siaa at Walnut Springs, Mexico We understand. by
n Letter from Mr.. l. j. Oates, OF Wilmington, y C., Tia,
nc is representing himself rs the Agent ot the Richmond
Enquirer. Thu j. 20 Inform tn" public that he l. not our
arcutiu any form. nor have we ever had any thing 10 do with
him. farther than 10 Bet him sw!ntlr us oar of the above
named goods. should ne hereafter otter those prints Tor
sale, We hope they Will be- stopped and forwarded 10 us -
Jones is ABOUT 80 years nj arc. ut medium size, and very
pia,uly marked with the email. pox, having lately had II In
thi. city.
Mc..rs. W. r. TEsBs and W. F. Cook nrc our Agents
tor The State Of Virgins.
RlTClllE, PRYOR d DUHSAFANT
~SsEii,ors wi.h whom we exchange will o5lice us
(snd a, the same time perhaps protect their own intcres 81
nv conviuy the ubVve. Feb 8, lsJ6
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: NIoTEacrE From n priynta Il

si.'IoTEAcrE L,Gur.HousE.-From n privste LET.
tb. ~ ~ ;No''o!K Argus learns that on Saturday night
avn MS me Pnnsoteague Lighthouse was sweep,
rhe?ys =" .ne ieaFtGl storm which ragged OH that night.
~ c 'hree persons i'll the Lighthouse at the
Tho I " nave no doubt, persisted together.
he mos H's.t.h"nse was q modern structure, built on
aa .bn,i prp'o.ea scientific principles. 1t stood up.
4ore ,"d a""ut ore mile and n quarter from the
gt Of !" h, appeared firm enough to Withstand any
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NJ.

rEyHE undersigned respectfully tenders his scrri"rs;o
all persons. either i'll III" city, or who mSy rcq"il"
The attention uf u FlGr!., or Landscape Gardener, either III
laying yards and gardens, pi"miIn. or trimming trees box
hedges. rrapevinrs, Sc. Work will be- done By Tie Gn!
or according 20 contract.
Order. left n, the Confectionery store Of Mr.. a.. Pizzini,
ON Broad street, will be- promptly attended tn
Nv residence is at tie corner Of Henry and Broad els ,
oppo.ite Aberneihy's Garden.
Ian lT.-3n CHARLES a. hftl.r.
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JOHN IL GEORGE GIBSON.
uOESE BUILDERS AND CAEPENIEKs

RIcIimoND, Va.
dEAVlNG extensively lifted up their establishment
q q wiki the laI-5: improved machinery. ARE prepared
To- furnish a; shor; notice and on reasonable terms, all
kind, Of portable finished Carpenters work, such as
: Door and Window France, Casin:s, on; and inside I'M
ish, SC.
Sash, Blinds and Doors, OF all varieties.
S,air., ~IIaudrd!Is, Porchcs, Ecraudahs, Balconies
Cornicrs, CuInice Mou!iings and Brackets OF all siZes
and patterns
Mnuliiugs OF all descriptions
Wash boaris. Chair boards, Ceiling boards, &c, &r.
They will make estimates for work 10 plans furnished
them aud deliver ii NJ ;Icir factory nj the estimated prices
Orders respectfully sOi' tied. Jan Ic-cii
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TRlNnTE OE

TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.
AZ n meeting of the Fac"l,y nf the University of Viz.
ginia, held February s'h, lsj6, the foliowin. preamble and
resolutions were unanimously adopted
Tho Faculty having received inrelig encc OF tic dcnth Of
JOSEPH &. CABEi.L, late Rector of the University Of
Virgins, desire to place on record their cs'ims:c Of his
worm rs n man. aud their appreciation oil his services in
the Important public employmenis to which at various
times he was called.
Endowed with n vigorous understanding. enlarged hy
culture, and by foreign travel. he WAS long prominent IN
the Councils OF Virginia rs the unwavering, and at length
successful advocate OF nm enlightened policy as respects
Education and Internal Improvement.
ne ultimate friend OF several ut our lllustfioGs hefoiu'
tionary statesmen. he had Gnu ut not II little OF their fpl'
r,. moderation and wisdom, and enjoyed, as nc deserved,
mach of their confidence. The co.labnrcr of Jefferson,
Madison ant Monroe in rearing this University, hr sue
rn:ncd in its behalf many n strenuous Legislative conflict.
and having rern from the beginning one al its most eff.
cient visitors, for twelve years past WAS lis faithful and re
vcrcd Rector, In this relation he was hest known 10 Us,
nor shall we cease to cherish pleasing memories OF III"
aimeui,y. justice. in esriiy and zeal with which he dis.
charged his duties.
His long and useful career is closed, and we rejoice -
know that honorable rs was the tenor OF his life. nothing
in il became him more than lis end-ior he died a Chris.
tisn.
Sensible That we ourselves have individually sustained Il
great loss in the decease of this eminent berctactor oi the
University, our hearts tho more readily sympathlzc with
those whom this affective dispensation beresves-B" IT,,
therefore,
Resolved, That in testimony OF our respect for his me-
Resolved, That as an expression Of the feelings OF the
Faculty, copy of the foregoing preamble and resolutions
ne communicated TO Mrs. Cnbell, and also TO our Col.
league, Dir James l.. Cnoel, the nephew Vi the deceased
:. MAUPlN, Chairman of the Faculty.
WM. WERTsSBAEEA. Secretary Of the Faculty