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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-08-29
NTAssA CHUsETTs MORC.'

WTUKTrA N.
TA4aA The undersigned gives notice that his ane
H@A stallioni Massachusetts Morgan, will stand the
ant Street. opposite Lincolas Nurseries,. Massaohusasf.
Morgan sired by the celebrated Green Mountain NO.
gan, owned by slas Hale Of Royalston. His dam Nvas
raised by Calvin Wheeock Of sutton in ths 6onntv
Massachusetts Morgan is Of the finest annas n Ks
country lie weighs over 1000 pounds, and has troed
grace Of motion and bottom, be has no superior --
The stock Of Massaoausetts Morgan inherit hi tho 49,,
qualities Of their sire aud his colts have been sod ne
Terms $40 the season Marea brought from dlAtanca
will be kept three four daya or until servo ,,
extra charge JAAIAM q arms A'AVVs
mylJ utod&Wu 173 peaannt !,
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FOE CEMETERIES. BuILDINCS GAR.
DENs, 10,
Manufactured by W. b. CUT .ER 2z7 MAJ shsat. nm
stars, Worcester. great riuty OF Dat aus can 81
seen at The above place. where are Invited n oa
before lrchaaiug elsewhere iyl an
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-08-29

FF7O = q LII Il LCtA ANS OF EVER Z
"A sUilPE.-Baye you bet HAT on the success of
your tayore candidate? Have you any Hats 10 ay that
you have bet and lost any previous rectiOp' So
gentlemen, now is the time to boy Hats one nall tber
real value as the subscriber Is determined reduce his
stock previous to August 10Th. Please look the follow
Ing list Of articles and prices "
lst quality BLACK DRESS HATS little out Of FASH
ION, 95' "a quality, s2 6oi 3l quality, 81 37l
very large assortment of GAPS at prices Which defy
I'll competiuon-varying from II to 62cents
Also On hand, teW accounts against various PERSONS
the cash on which would be yeyy acceptable.
Please call, TO buy or pay up, at i63 Main Street
FIRST door south the Post 0nice.
jyl0 daw JH KNIGHTS.
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0. j. WOOD CO., Proprietors, 312 Broadway, N. T.,
and ia Market-st., st. Louis, Missouri.
GFsod in Worcester by George R. 5purr. In Boston,
at wholesale by Weeks Potter; at retail by r. Spaul-
ding, fremont Row. jyl5 daw3m
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WAsmxaToS sQUARE, near thel T.6 O. K. EARLE.
B. & W. Freight Depot. ieI2 dawtf
IDEAL ESTATE BROKER.-Tbe under
q signed has taken Office at No 80 Main street
where he viii be happy to eet any persons desirous Of
purchasing building lots, FARMS or those having Real
Estate which they wish to exchange for other property
ANY person. DESTROYS Of purchasing or exchanging Real
Estate will find for their interest to call on me- al
my Office between the hours Of Of O'Clock A. NJ and 81
o'clock P. NJ. -
n. B-Money will be furnished to purchasers who wis
10 build. BENJAMIN WADsWORTu
Worcester, July 3. 1856 div
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EAISSOLUTION.-The copartnership heretofore
~ existing between the subscribers under the firm Of
RICHMOND & TR0WBRIDE is this day dissolved bv
mutual consent All persons indebted TO us are requested
to make immediate payment either of the undersigned
WILLARD RICHMOND
Worcester, July o. JOSEPH A. TRoWBRIDsE.
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GUGA r. $50 Hhds Porto Rico and Muscoyado,
- 30 Bbls Crushed Granuated and Powdered; 80 Bbls
Uohee Crushed A. B, and c. for sale wholesale and re-
TAI, by VIM o. SWEET & CO..
June 10 1856 Main st.
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h4SSOLGTEON OF COPARTNEB.
~ 81 The eopartnership heretofore existing Re-
wen 5 me subscribers under the firm Of MANSON 4
oo"hLE' IS this day dissolved by mutual consent.
+. MANSON
3. H. B0WKER
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~ 5000 gallons Winter Spe M Oh - :
5000 Sprng
1890 . Beaohed Winter wbal. an
fotAa'Ney Y $. a a. y. HOWE
Worcester nank Bock
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These are not Glass, but REAL STONE, ground and
polished to the different focal distances the eve may re-
qurej they hard as flint end clear air. Next 10
these iu excellence the FtriscOpic Of which we
have large assortment, rs well e the Common Gass
set in Cold Silver, Steel and Plated bows varying IN
rris O irom twenty-five cents 10 Fifteen Dollars
an "a need Of optical aid, may be OF anding here
something exactly fitted to her wants. and they may re
fer 70 Dr. 1reen, Dr. Sargent DR.. Haywood Gel Dewitt
sud hundreds OF others who have used them.
i. n. GODDARD
Vfr,fg Uf... Ff fF4E
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fss=s:> VALUABLE. REAE. ESTATE FOR

NJ The Charles Hill Estate, stua,el on High st.
The 8Irs. NJ. H Goddard Estate on Main Street
II acres Of first rate land p miles from Main Street.
With first class building, occupied by e. NJ Banning.
also good Pastures in the vicinity Of Worcester.
The above property is offered by the subscribers on the
most reasonable terms, with many others In this vicinity
consisting Of Farms aud Honse Lots.
my3l d3n EzEKIEL Il J. NJ DANIELS.
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- ~ "a. SPECTACLES. -
3G.1~ N4SS - TSg
The subscriber has made efforts te secure all the vare
ties Of Glass that are needed to aid defective eyesght
and among them ALL none has been found superior or
glual to the celebrated
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TIL WORCESTER SPY.
Printed and Pub sd by JozS M1LTog EARLE. &
iHssAs DaEE at -I2 5Iais Street. Worcester, Mass.


DAILY PAPEE-llTa dollars per wear; $3.50 for six
nonths $I2b for three months; 10C3nts per week; single
opies two cents each, Waen Paid strictly in Gfyancs
deduction Of 81 year viii be made and proportionate
etuoon If paid quarterly or half yearly in advance
WEEKLY PAPEE.-Prica two dollars year; 81 for six
months, and 50 cents for months. If paid strictly in
advance, SIZE cts year; single copies cents each
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EASg ' DEN 4 20 NJ a
TER RAFT, RoAD
tzS5ssssz5zS=s
- q 90 2s3 @ D e G g q az
'-N- 4-~>~' o-19AO1'0 W " q FORE
oae.rr-pn.l,r ,,,,,,,, ,--- =
9, On sArU kDAE AFTERNOON OF EACH WEEK un
io'5aef notee reduction Of fare VIII be made to per.
follows: Excursion Ticke vii he S so a ~ ST%p'f az
train to Providence. on Saturday and On IN, ~,
Morning Train from Providence on Monday Morning Of
each week, at the following rates VIZ --'-"'Ns u
Voonsoeket tn Neyy,ort and t,,,,. azot
Blackstone. o'I'' D'0A' "S aoo'e''-'Si %
Milvle .,.... ''''''''''''''I 20
ITzbrilra ''''--..--sl go
Whitins, ''''''-...'-.-,l 10
NarthbriJra- -..-....---...--...2 90
G,aF,oc "a st,o, 90
Mibury and Worcester. So
r-y-rbase tic,.ss WI, .,,, -,.
the trains s,acjgI sb n on no 0ther than
proyi,iencs. I'M, d. Isss p L. AA5oh' S9p't
-- -2 - - -2 aI
s d. NEW CARRIAGE RFsN
81 5.zisa UFACT0RY.-The Subscriber has AIDED
sV~-~f8- up the building next n the WIZ
's--.-y-zss--. Horsr formerly ,,c+,,,s " 80
repository by b. Eaton he cSREI. an ZINC
in all its branches.
The different branches viii be conducted bv e1per;
eRced sg0rknten
CARRIAGES
PFpl f " al k' n m "a E, to oFlsr ard
On terms as Reasonable as can be found in ne oitv
EEEARsES.
Those wishing Hearses built to order can have an CD
ri patterns Parfiniar ttatio I b e %G i 9tHGsE
hind of CARRIAGE D'--' pau " 'hh
HACKS
Made to order and repaired VOL r,g,,.,,,4od
"0'A y" q O. y e8,gN,
Waldo Street near the Boston = or DUN ELL IL.
ans eo5s--tf '0'ei Deto''
eK9 49,, :, : :, es-,,es.
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NTOTICE.-TSe subscribers hereby cioe ,o,ice ,6ot
having purchased the Eating and Ice Cream Saloon
oil d. u Gates, Bay State House Block they have formed
. copartnership to be known as GREENWOOD & BE-
SAMUEL W. BRafIS
40 DIT APPLETON gREEN1V0OD
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q C8ANCE TO MAKE MONEY "a
. "a Eety Of BOOKS, from which three to ave dollsrs.
gag can oe made, can now be obtained at the A 5000
Ken; porsn70, 275 Main street, Worcester HSnorsb1
Employment for both ladies' and gentlemen M c,Ts.J
require until the business is fairly tried after which
nom five to fifty dollars For grand chances cali soon
say atf WIN. ALLEN
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"a LESMEN SVAETED.--3o or experienced
statesmen in the dry goods business can And sj,,s
tions by Immediate application 10
CHAMBERLAIN, BARNARD, * co.
RoARDERS WANTED. Two or three cen.
board at No IS, Summer Street ~"~
Worcester, June 20. 70
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4 At II 8 !--PINE AND SPRUCE
e. at EaS:
SHINGLES, CLApBOARDs.

OF the best quality, constantly on hand and for sale AZ
the lowest market prices Also
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CSTORE TO LNT, IN NORTH RoRO.
~ The large Double Building, known as Bars Store.
situated in the centre Of the town. POSSESSION given i'm.
mediately.
Inquire of A. W. sEAvER, near the premises, or Of
Dr5. Ball 4 Fitch Il fremont Street, Boston.
feb16 dM&sS wolf
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Price Two cents.
mots.

an WEAVERS wANTED-1s W.a
. Mesvers "9ntef Immediately to run Bros Looms
ye oood workmen of steady habits. can
i'ss ssaay yraent and first rate pay Aprlv
1e@o oa"d A. L. FULLER, Clinton sf,s,
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ReQl Gstotc.

a. FARM FOR SALE.-That valuable cal
5s tate in Auburn, miles from this Office wei known
ssAas the Baird Place. be had for cash. credit or
city properly For further particulars invulre Of p
bN0WLEoN, at Gouldng'5 Planning Mil, or s. KNoWL.
ION on the premises mvI ar
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-21

LATER FROM HAvANA-The steamer Cahaw-
ba from New Orleans Uia Havana, arrived at
New York, brings dates to the 14th from the
latter place. The French sloop-of-war "Pene-
lope" was in Havana, to sail soon for the South.
Patti and Julien have completed their Con.
certs. Patti and her father returned by the
Cahawba. Julien goes to Paris by the first Euro
pean steamer. There are 300 900 boxes sugar on
hand prices little higher. Molasses is scarce,
and held at to 81 reals per keg of 81 gallons
Exchange is more favorable On the 18th, lat. "a
Is. long SO IS, was boarded by the U. S. sloop of
craw All we'll
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-21

The Green Bay (Wis.) Advocate notes the arri
val there of 900 Begians, and says 1900 or 1000
more are soon expected
Dickinson College, at Carlisle. Pa has now lsl
students in all the classes including Sc from Mary
land and 81 from Virginia
Ohio holds her Republican State Convention a,
Columbus on the 29th
Among the late arrivals at one of the lSt Louis
hotels, is one that reads II. Smith and fouI
wives, Salt Lake"
The keg factory of Browning and Brothers
Camden, N. j. was destroyed by fire Monday
Loss 5000.
The terms of the present sheriffs in this Con
monwealth are continued until the first OF Janu
airy, 1857
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-21

INDIAN DELEGATIoNs-A delegation of five
Seminoes and seven Creek Indians, from the In.
dian territory west of Arkansas, are in Washing
ton The business of the former relates chiefly to
an attempt to obtain separate tribal organiza.
ton, being now attached to the Creek Nation
They will also probably assist in concerning mea
sures to bring about, if possible, the peaceabe re
moval West of their brethren in Florida
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;zs~ raBzzH GINA AND TEN
Esa sEs:5:::sss:sssssTlN SIC Z RAILROAD-SIIM.

s.aaa raEfF44FzH1 GINA AND TEN
~ as3::szsslN e L RAILROAD-SUM-
MER SCHEDULE.--This Road
Is now in operation to Seven Mile Ford (l67 miles
and the track is being extended Westward at the rate
of eight miles per month.
On and after the LIST MAY the passenger train con-
Meeting with the train from Richmond and Petersburg
win leave Lynchburg at l245 p NJ and arrive at Il
o'clock, NJ q
Stage connections daily, Sundays excepted.
At Buford's depot, for Buchanan, Ia miles
At BOnsack's and salem, for Sweet, Red Sweet and
White uphur Springs, 81 miles.
At Newbern depot for the Red Sulphur (S8 milesl
and Salt Sulphur Springs. The Turnpike Road from
Newbern to the Red Sulphur Springs has been great
ly improved and is Of the best in the noun
tains Passengers arrive at these Springs on the
evening Of the second day from Richmond AT Sew
Mile Ford for Knoxville Tennessee. Fare from
Richmond $25, through in q days.
The Virginia and Tennessee Railroad passes in the
vicinity of Coiners Allegheny, Montgomery, White
Sulphur and the Yellow Sulphur Springs the accom-
odasions at each of which have been greatly
since last season.
The line of Telegraph from Richmond will be COM
pleted to the Montgomery White Sulphur Spring %
early in june T. III GILL
ap 26-4m General Su oe riat q ndant-
Examiner, Wing and Enquirer will copy.
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ONE OF THE FAMILY-An exchange gravely
tells US that Mr.. Thomas King, attached to Rowe
a. Co.'s Pioneer Circus, in San Francisco, Califor
mia, made leap in the pavilion of said Circus
over 10 horses, the distance cleared in the accom-
plishment of this feat, being thirty four feet and
fee inches!
Our contemporary is evidently mistaken in attr
buting this feat to Tom King, as we certain
the man who said he performed it must have been
Joking.
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HEsboLEA kk1 cosDaLk oE K. .1y
tain Medicine now used To cursa certain disease with
safsty snd dispatch. One week produces o cortsin
cure and frequently IN two three days, by using
this extraordinary dose. Enquire of the Druggists
where II can he o6tained, f Won doubt IT, and remsm-
Der the old sdge "A stitch In time saves ninen No
hindrance from business.
Price $i per bottle. e
TO b had Of Duvsl 4 Norton o b. HIN, A. Bode
Main street; L. B. Thomas and Andrew Leslie, op-
posite the r. and J. B. r. on Broad street
fe 29-Sm
1ACksON's EXCEl4sIUK BITTkKs.-.
TINS valuable and popular preparation combines
si the medicinal virtures OF those articles which
long experiences has proved to possess the most safe
and healing properties, for the removal and perma
nent cure OF diseases arising from an impure state of
the blood and disordered livsr-such as Dyspepsia,
indigestion, Want Of Appetite, Waterbrasl, Ner-
vous Debility Liver Complaint, DC. II 10 the best
female medicine known for the many diseases pc
cuar TO females 1t cures by renewing the fountain
OF health and strength, the Blood 1t carries of bad
humors, stops unnatural secretons and gives healthy
of long lost health try them and be cured. Price 50
cents
Prepared only by R. H. JACKSON, and for sale
by L, PICOT, BENNETT, BEERS FISH
KER, s. nj. ZACHRISSON, and by all Druggists
generally. my14
DOLLAKDS RHEUMATIC LINlNlENT
Il Some remarkable cures performed by this Linz
ment have come under our especial notice OF late,
and among them will mention the case of Mrs.
| her bed for more than week by rheumatism, and
was cured BY ONE BOTTLE OF PoLLARD's RHEuMA.
- fi'p''. JOHN I'm Il. POLLARD.
Druggist, 18th street.
And for sale by Druggists throughout the city.
NH Its
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EECHING AND CUPPING.--MRS.
IL WOOLHOUSE offers her services to the Me-
dcal Faculty and the ladies of Richmond and its vi
cinity, LEECHER AND CUPPER. and trusts,
Dy assduous attention, to merit their kind patron
age.
Mrs. w. may be found at all hours, day and night,
at her residence, Messrs. Sublett l. Brothers
Hardware store, 2l3 Broad st.
N. B. The best imported LEECHES constantly
receiving and for sale.
All orders from the country promptly attended to
and carefully packed.
ALSO-Ladies BANDAGEs on hand and made
to order.
~ light over the door from o'clock till morn
ing 25-ts
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PROFESSOR APPoINTED-Rev. VIM ]. Hoge.
the pastor of the Westminster Presbyterian
church of Baltimore, has been elected by the Gen
eral Assembly of the Presbyterian church. (Oid
SCHOOL, now i'll session in New York, to fill the
newly created chair of biblical instruction in the
Union Theological Seminary in Virginia
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STEAMER BURNT.-The steamer Eames Parks,
from Pittsburg for Hannibal, Mo, loaded with rail.
road iron and lumber was burnt last week, togeth.
er with q lumber barge near Cairo. Both are pro.
badly total loss. The insurance ia but partial
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Richmond Markets, Nav 70.

FLOUR.-There is still nothing doing in Flour ---
Holders would sell to shippers $3.50 for Superne.
but they are not in the market.
WHEAT Market active. Good to prime Red
sells freely at i 45 to so; good to prime White
Isl 50 to SLIGO. Choice lots bring more than these
quotations. Lower grades also freely bought to
fill Northern orders Only of the large mills
Haxa and Galego--are in the market for Wheat,
and they will wind up the operations of the in
a few days.
CORN The largest buyers only offer 50 cents at
which their last purchases were made. Small sales
however, are made at 30 to So cents.
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A POOR Observation-Disclosures libel suit has lust
been decided at New Orleans. A man wanted
$4,000 damages from the Crescent newspaper,
but the jury after mature deliberation gave him
the round sum of one cent Suing newspapers
for damages is not paying business at New Or.
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SIMEON HUFFMAN, an esteemed citizen of
Greenbrier co. Va, died few days since in Pre-.
BILE eouety, Ohio, on his way home from Cincin
natl
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|" JOHN DO0LEY, -
1ll No. 81 MAIN ST, RICHMOND, VA.

un JOHN BODILY,
LIMO. 81 MAIN ST., RICHMOND, VA. -
Has now ready his Spring stock of Goods both of
his own manufacture and imported, for wholesale
and RETAIL and larger scale than before pre-
scented by him. His assortment of
STRAW GOODS
Embraces every style of those articles got up.
THE SILK AND OTHER HATS,
OF his own make exceedingly elegant; and those
imported, whether French or Of Northern manufac.
ture, of the choicest and most fashionable kinds
His supply of
GENTLEMENs AND BOYS CAPS,
MISSES FLATS,
LADIES' RIDING HATS,
INFANTS TURBANS,
And all other articles belonging to his trade, ex-
ceedingly rich and varied, and will be found to meet
all the requirements of merchants and others.
NH l5-te
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THE DAILY DISPATCH
Financial and Commercial.

Virginia Skies sold ON Monday a. 'S .a,,., y, nsl
as We learn by telegraph, sales "'ie ''"'' ~
yesterday. , ,,o,uiny has
,h. ssna.;, ,.s.h reeard 10 the Stock market, ana
ths esFscs ~ The noitical disturbances Oh inc day
on monetary matters; a.. s,n.r Ex.b.,ga
IL pretty good evidence that sne .ntInse !"
80. ~. T,hsre are several important matters hang
.s.r the political world, but there h no danger
n.snvthing serious growing out OF them rev
DAYS may clear away all the diincnties ana nisur
d,s,andings and leave the horizon perfectly clear
Rnt for the quibbling of politicians we should long
SINCE have arrived al satisfactory adjustments u
all the questions now at issue Recent even a
will, without doubt, hasten the movements Oh Nho
Governments concerned and give US, we nope, :
safe and speedy deliverance Our hnane,aI @n ans
are in . sound and satisfactory conditon. We
have nothing to complain OF, ana the inu'. 80,
point decidedly to greater abundance OF eapha
and lower rates of interest
rhe Journal of Commerce of Monday evening"
says
The excitement in regard to political move
men,s still continues, and there VIII DC no perma
nent peace in the street until the meeting Of the
Cincinnati Convention June I'd, when II is sup
posed there viii be no farther occasion for alarm
The stock market opened at a decline OF tpl per
cent, with predominancy OF the bear influence
Foreign Exchange il firm at 1893 a ITO for bills on
London, 5l7t az .I6l for Paris. The steamer from
Boston on Wednesday will probably take out
about S750,000
The Philadelphia Bulletin of Monday evening
says;
The "war fever" was entirely Ia the ascendancy
among the Stock operators today, and for all de-
scrptions Of the fancies, as well as for some de-
scrptons of the dividend pay securities, the ten
dency was strongly downward There is an ac-
tive inquiry for money, and capitalists are ra'her
moro stringent in their demands-not that there Is
any essential change in the supply or demand for
capital-but in consequence of our Central Amer
lean difficulties.
The Albany Northern railroad is advertised for
sale at auction in the Albany papers. This road
extends from Albany to Eagle bridge, Renssaiers
county. The sale is for the account of the mort
gagees.
ALEXANDRIA, MAY l9-Flour is frm-no sales
reported Holders are stiff at Sc. The receipts
of wheat are moderate. We quote ordinary TO
good red at l20d 100 cents fair to prime white l40
"a $50 cents Corn from the cars, 45U4S cents for
white and mixed. Rye dull, at 5505o cents. Oats
30032 cents Other articles unchanged
by Telegraph.
BALTIMORE, May 20th.-Flour advanced. Sales at
E6i2d6 D per Dbl Wheat cent higher-Red
SI4I0l46; White $l6l0l7l. Corn unchanged
White A 10; Yellow 4905i.
New YORK, May Colour drooping-State SIS Sc
LD6 other brands UNCHANGED Wheat firm and
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. DIKECT TWPOKTATION OF

Doots and shOes Tor Ladies ana 0entie-
men, Misses and Children,-I have receiv-
ed and opened of Ladies' and Gentlemen's
Misses aud Children Boots and Shoes imported d.
rect from Paris by myself, they OF superior quail
ty. Such Boots and Shoes have never been seen IN
this part of the world before. They wereimanufac.
tured by the premium Boot and Shoe maker Of
France, who received the medal at the Worlds ex-
hbtion last fall will challenge any house in Rich
mond, or in The entire South to produce such goods
have also, materials for the manufacture of Ladies
Caters of all coors such be surpassed here
or elsewhere. ALEX. HILL, Importer,
and manufacturer of ladies' and gentlemens
Boots and Shoes, 127 Main street. Richmond,
pI8 Virginia.