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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-05-05
BY E. W. VAIL, Auctioneer.
o. A PLEASANTLY LOCATED Il ES-
M,;, IOENCE AT AUCTION.

III No, 12 Crow street..
SATURDAY, May 10th, at 10 o'clock will be sold, on
the premises, at the time above mentioned, this very
pleasantly located and thorough built nearly new house.
situated as above containing fourteen convenient
" arranged for two enements handsomely papered and
painted with marble mantels, &c, &c. The house is
supplied with both kinds Of water above and below The
location of the house surpassed by any other the
west side of Main street, being elevated, commanding
beautiful view of large portion of the city, and but five
minutes walk from the Post Office 1t will be sold without
reserve offering unusual Inducements purchasers. For
further particulars inquire of the Auctoneer office $50
Main Street, opposite the Post 0flce
Worcester, May 3. 1856. dts
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Anciloils.
u SEE FIRST PAGE.
BY E. w. VAIL, Auctioneer.

PER EMTORY SALE.
Mii VALUABLE HOUSE At AUCTIoN!s
.A No. Everett ST.
WEDNEsD-AY, May Z > at 10 o'clock.
E. Vail will SELL on the premises, at the time above
mentioned this valuable House and lot owned aud
recently occupied by JOSEPH WALKER containing thir
teen rooms thoroughly finished and handsomely papered
and painted with marble nantes, NC, &c. The House
is supplied with both kinds of water above and below,
with 9th convenienees not enumerated Adjoining the
good Barn. with accommodations for two horses.
The Lot contains about 5000 squsse feet Of elevated land
commanding fine view of the southwest part Of the
city. Upon the same is choice assortment of Fruit
Trees Crane Vines, Shrubbery, &C. sc. Immediately
after the above viii be DID Pew rs the Central Church.
the south side of the south aisle
The above property will be sold without to the
highest bidder bring what may For further psrticu
lars inquire of the auctioneer Office $50 Main St. opposite
the Post Office. L. W. VAIL.
ap30 dts
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THE CIRCUS OF'1856,
Boston advertisements.

EUANO !-PHOSPHATE OF LIME!
NJ The above named, with all other Fertilizers, are
constantly hand and for sale by the subscriber. Or
ders by mail, promptly attended to.
A. Il. ADAMS,
f27 diff ia State Street, Boston.
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NOTICE.-aARDNER cHILsoN has just COM
IN pleted, and patented in America, England, and
France, his new invention the "C0NE" FURNACE, and
asks the special attention of those about erecting or re-
modelling buildings, well dealers in Hot Air Steam
or Hot Water Furnaces and all interested in steam pow
er, to carefully examine this invention which entirely
CHANGES the and CHARACTER of Hor Ara Fur
EAoEs-deuelop1Ng another and neSU principle, and
obviatng all former objections to their The practical
operation of number Of these Furnaces erected during
the past winter points out discovery in science by
which the most wonderful economy in fuel has been at
tained and clearly demonstrates that the waste heat lost
from chmneys is enough to warm every dwelling in the
city By this invention the heat formerly lost is made
warm the house.
This dsco7ery-simple in itse-is the daily wonder Of
those who witness its results, and becomes matter Of
surprise that plan at once simple and practical in its
operation should thus far have entirely escaped the notice
OF scientific men, We believe no one who investigates
this principle will be liable to Furnace constructed
on any other principle and invite all who would wit.
ness its operation to call at the store of
CHILS0N, GOULD, & CO.,
Nos. 90 1o1 Blackstone Street, Boston. Mass
APPS d1mis
LNERTILIZ ERS.-Mapess Improved Nitro
n genized. and No. l Super Phosphate of Lime,
also, White Mexican GUANo, containing 95 per cent Of
Phosphate of Lime for sale in lots to suit purchasers by
STEPHEN bartlett,
A~O0 L ~ Tr
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ID s. w II. Il. NOTICE.-The af.ern on
N passenger rain for Providence will leave Worces
ter on aud after this date at 90 p NJ. nstead OF r
d. BH. TABOR, supt
Worcester, May b, 1860 act
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anus enlent5

MR. EMPSTER- Composer Of The May
w Qleen," " Lament of the Irish Emigrant" {" The
Blind Boy and other popular songs, with give Of his
n.ini
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WDONNETs, BONN ETS !-Ladies in want o
kb Bonnets, will nud the largest assortment and The
pettest styles TO be found In the city at BR0WNINGs
ntt dH
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true ropy of the petit and order thereon. Attest,
mY3 d2sS FRANKLIN HALL Clerk
MESSENGE RS NOTICN.

MESSENGE R'S NOTICE.
Worcester, SIS. April 30, 1856.
Z EWIS II. BRADFORD. Esquire, Commissioner of In
kA sovency in and for the County of Worcester, has
this day issued warrant against the Estate of DENNIS
EVANS of Milford in said county of Worcester boot and
shoe manufacturer InsovepL Debtor; and the payment
of any debts and the delivery of any property belong
ing to the said Insolvent Debtor to him, for his
and the transfer Of any property by him, forbidden
by law.
The first meeting Of the creditors Of the said insovent
debtor, will be held at Court of Iuso vency the office
of Charles Mason Esq in Ftchburg in sal county the
tenth day of May next, at ten O'Clock in the forenoon for
the proof of debts and the choice of assignee
signees. S. W. HAYWARD,
my3 d3t Deputy Sheriff Messenger
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Nfm advertisements.
EBAR AsOLS! PARAs SOILS!
1000 PARAsOLs.
y y y
YARDS FINE CHALLIES

From Auction worth 20 cents for the ruinous priee Of
12t cents per yard, at the City Store
my5 diff J. H. CLARKE & CO.
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ID sc Y G. q q ED 3 :!
AT enormous discount from the original cost which,
with our present stock, which have marked down,
makes one of the largest and cheapest stocks offered
in this vicinity they will offer this stock for the next thr
ty days at less prices than before heard of in
New England. It being impossible to give you list of
the prices Of all Goods select the following as
fair sample Of the whole. READ JUDGE FOR YOUR
SELVES.
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ICE: ICE! ICE !-Those wishing to he SIM
n piled with Ice will bs accommodated by applying AZ
the ONCE, No. "a Main Street, over the Quin
sgamond Bank leaving orders with the drivers Also
Ut the following places;
Lyman Drurys, Nos. 81 and SO Front Street
Belcher n Btowell's, City Han
Ellis Flagg's, lark Street
The terms for supplying Ice for 1865 areor 5000 lbs
and under 20 cents per 100 pounds 5000 to 10000 ia
20 cents per 100 pounds all over 10000 pounds one
shilling per 100 pounds.
The above prices are for CASH. In order TO prevent de-
Lenton will be expected that the roCrlgerators And
water will be ready
l- Refig ,rators for sale At the Oiice Office hours
from 0 10 IL A. ~, aud from 10 o'clock ~
ap2 df WALKER sWEETsER
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just recelYd, 10 pieces BRICK Grape new article for
Mourning Dresses.
Eight pieces yard vide Lyons Velvet at great bargains
SHAWLS! SHAWLS! SHAWLS!
We have just received from Boston and New York
large and endless variety of Shaws consisting of Bro
chic Gold Bordeed Stella Bordered Painted Cashmere
Black Silk, and Grape Shaws.
500 Cashmere Square shawls, worth $40 for so
3OO cashmere Square Shawls, worth -, .S12 for 90
100 Cashmere Long Shawls, one half 81 the original
The daily union., 1856-10-22
From Pennsyivanan Of yesterday morning
THE GREAT MASS MEETING ON WEDNESDAY
NIGHT.

We expect an old-fashioned, hard-fsed, unterrihed
meeting of the radical democracy Wednesday night
of those outpourngs of the people which will recall
the jackson dayone Of those demonstrations OF popular
sentiment which only the democracy of Philadelphia can
get up Our great victory has been the cause OF 30 much
rejoicing In quiet circles in many workshops in 30
many contingencies wherever there have been patriotic
mechanics working that 1t is due to this grateful
and widespread public sentiment to furnish opportu-
nifty for the forth and to speak out twill
be gathering Of the people really Pennsylvania gather
ing-a gathering Of old democratic family around the
democratic fresde around the hearhsone Of the nAtor'
at Independence SquA TO meet upon the spot which has
been rescued from degradation and from the prone hands
that sought despo il. Let then, the great people
come forth evening and let them come forth
in their strength.
Hon William Biger who has indeed proved himself to
be tried soldier in the CANVASS will be hand at this
great meeting and hope also such eloquent Pennsyl
vanians Hon Francis w. Hughes Of SchuykiI Hon J.
CLANCY Jones of Reading Hon John L. Dawson of Fay
ette Hon. William P. Packer Of Williamsport Hon wm.
Il. Witte of Philadelphia Hon Francis NJ. Wynkoop to-
gether with own eloquent Dougberty Carrgan, Cas-
sidy, Tyler, &c
The daily union., 1856-10-22

desk sign and circulate noendaEy political addresses,
substituting rhes for Eucd the Bible and finding N
Kansas fields classic and consecrated than ever
before furnished 70 them by Atca or PAenef Shall not
our State leatures acting in concert provide Tor ap In
creased number Of home Institutions extending at the
time the sphere Of those already enstingI WIN
larger proportion of thOrougaiy AsA 'hAA Is 70
be found beyond limits viii we build up and encour-
age home literature and foster and encourage home publ
cation houses2 The time for action is Ii will be
well NJ least to look 10 our sehool-books Gan the
making Of these be nrusted exclusively To those who
by nsting occasional hsresy, dangerous 10 our re-
pose imagine that they at the time God and
mammonther oonscenoes and their pockets The State
legislatures the South alone competent to heal this
mischief Property win submit any amount of taxa
ton for such purpose system can and ought 70 be
mAured the South by which the most ample encourage
shall be given its educational system and To its
press Withdraw At the contributions which are re-
turned too often TO now in oontumey and insult
Feowctizens Of the South may not realize at
all Of these hopes but let ondy cherish them believing
them to be atainabe distant day If shall act in
concert moving in the direction under the dictates
of common interest--neoessity and patriotism.
We invite large attendance AT the convention in Sayan
nah Let every village and town throughout the South
respond promptly this appeal in the appointment Of del
egate instructed in regard their wishes and views The
executives Of the several States and the mayors Of cities
boards Of trade and commerce. agricultural associations
&o will it is believed appoint according to custom dele
cations Of tried and approved men, who will certainly at
tend who will in the event of failure, communicate
by reports otherwise full information for the action OF
the body upon some all of the points indicated
Can be necessary appeal the press the South
to open its columns TO this subject and 10 continue its
agitation until the sitting Of the convention In December
The city of Savannah through its executive officer has
notified the committee of its intention make every pro-
vision for the meeting of the convention, to afford the
pest facilities for its business and extend the hosp
| talty TO its delegates.
j. D. B. DE BOW, of Louisiana
TENCH TILGHMAN, of Maryland
R0BT. 0ULD, District Of Columbia
JAS. LYONS, I
r. K MEADE
IR ANDERSON, OF virgs.iA
MTER MYERS,
y. B. DEANE JR-
J. II. GlBB0N of North Carolina
The daily union., 1856-10-22
BY TELEG r. AP III.

The Episcopal conpeaaon---lr. BHohanas Delegate.
PHADrLrmA, Oct. 2l-During the session Of the Epis
copA convention this morning Mr. Buchanan appeared and
took 4 seat among the PennFylvauia delegates
The house Of delegates notified that the bishops had
created and Nebraska into separate missionary do
cese and pominsted the Rev. DR.. Clarke, of Waterbury
Connecticut bishop debate ensued and much opposition
manifested the erection Of the diocese deprived
Bishop kemper Of portion Of hi, missionary field.
resolution offered declaring IT not eIpedeut at the
present time the diocese This BegGred In
BY diooese The clerical vote stood ye9 eleven
thrtsen-sx divided The lay stood yea
four NAYS seventeen-dvided two. Judge Chambers, o.
Maryland submitted another resolution declaring inerpe
deut to form the diocese but the movers object
apparently to defeat the he expressed dserm
nation against hs resolution. spirited debat,
snsusd thereon pending which, taken unit
evening.
The house Of bishops prepared for the election Of
bishop, and many who voted against the erPedency
Of the epscopate spoke in the highest terms Of The
nominee.
The daily union., 1856-10-22
RAG CANVASS IN ALABAnA.

Hon. James y. Dowden addressed large and enthu'
siAse democratic meeting u Montgomery, Alabama On
Thursday evening last The Montgomery Advertiser says
About TO- p % the chief operator Of the tslsgrHphiS
once in this city came in and handed dispatches with the
VF the Late election in Psnnsy which
-isd At once 70 Ne Dowds who read them aloud from
the stand What a shout wen; ~ from the Fenn-
ylyAna democratic by At least four LOGsOnd AJortJ,
out of tcH fBs congressman Democratic and tosOs
democratic majority in the legislature joint ballot
This glorious news indeed and how the democracy
pressed their joy IL in that glorious meeting Mr..
Dowde then held up despatch issued from the Mail ofce,
just before night headed News for the Dowde meeting
saying very truly s gotten a expressly for that meet
iagcomes New Orleans just received,
Eens fresh from New York and il entirely reliable,
and beEides the latest in the city Such growing a. then
filled the would have shamed the best cocks In the Land
The whole assembly seemed to be converted into barn
of all kinds Of owl Aer speaking for three hours, APpA
reny without fatigue TO himself 10 the audience he tooh
his seat amid the loudsst, the widest enthusiasm
"Col YaDoey, who had just got into the room, called
for and responded for few minutes IN few Of the hAppest
remarks heard from him. How seAthng upon all in
the national democracy in Iowa. Maine, and Vermont by
the black republicans and who reoOed in anticipation of
similar defeat Pennsylvania by the infamous fusion be-
the friends Of Fillmore and Fremont He told them
they had but one step take and that was to North
and join the abolition allies.
That meeting win long be remembered by all who were
SO fortunate present What contrast did the feel
ing exhibited this occasion offer to the want Of enthu
asm at the great Fillmore meeting tbs day previous
Success Dowds Yanoey, and the national democratic
party ("
The daily union., 1856-10-22
OFFICIAL.
TKrasuxr Drr.HTsrsI,
MHy -, lass

TErlsUnr DrraHrsrsT,
Msy D. lass.
NOTICE arsy gwen the hoaep Of the stock i'suss puso
am 10 e Act Of q aad Juy 1895, soch
desm, y its ers and be pad s the Treasury The
render Of Inc cehsHtos thereof hs l2h Of November neI
wi zen thereon win erase
department connue purchase such feh piof 10 sad
day redemption pay therefor following eium IN
accrued the day m purchase sh one
days interest money reach The vendor
Treasury bst~een ths lot Gay
June aps me day inclusive hA Of cent on
tbs amounts rpscihed The oertihcsfesG
On such the s and St days o August
one fourth q per cent
And On such ss day a Aurur the in
tec and days Aedions Interest o, ~iu be
pad.
Certificates o transmitted unae hs notice rus be au-
" n-srnes 70 ne Uuso party enuuse 70 receive the
pvrchnss money prior 70 the lH JOY me cusni
half years iu,srs be srped ~ NE present ascshooe
otherwise wall be psyshis ns sereiofoe
bders of other sccs 81 me BneS
department viii purchase the same between e m
sr al Iupe and , i aay unless hs sum Of
eo .hs he previously and -i sor ths same
sccrued from he dr q" me s
dsy sedffcns INTEREST ss hs money Fcseh
the vendor the folO-fnr rates Of rr.raumi
ON u saa, prrmium of 10 per cent
o lac and 1854 premium % ~ PEI cent
And on stock cf ah scTrerser is 'n
uoniy called siock, premium Of cent
fu notice should Ae GUY nssrneo
10 Tho Unird p.ry entitled 10 receive r anry and
-.r4 Previous JAR, ne cuuut hsfv vrsr interest
srurped by the ecAhodcr cfsrrs hs
hsf year Una, auy win b payable 70 him rs sere
tofure.
as-anrt Bospn Ycrh rlucrrha, ~ ms
ynrfe- cuaucd 70 receive ne mcnsJ may ercct
JAMES GUTHRIE
rrHr zn-dtslcNov Secretary of fsc Treasury.
The daily union., 1856-10-22
Psna.ylpaasa Fussoa Co.psutioA.

TTbs reader should bear in mind that the convention b,
proceedings Of which given below by tsegrapc
agent although nominsly JHsoA, 10 composed exclusively
the friends Of Mr. Fremont The Fillmore appear
have had participation in 1t.
HGHHIEpuns, Oct 2l.The fusion convention 10 form
anti Buchanan ticket assembled this afternoon. Mort Of The
counties in the State represented.
committee Of one from each senatorial district sp
pointed 70 report on permanent organization
During Of the committee the address Of Chaf
Gibbon president Of the republican executive committee
exposing Of John r. SsDderson In relation
electors. ticket read for the information the members
and excited much feeling. Despkohss received from
Phsdephis announcing the intention Of the Americans
denounce and repudsse Ssndecns course which caused
mnch srcitenpent and applause. ....
Lenue Todd Of Cumberlsnd selected president oi the
convention, who made appropriate speech. COMMITTEES
appointed to form electoral ticket who reported the
tickets agreed upon BY the fuson committee in Phlade
phis committee appointed consulting Of the presi-
deu andhsnan TO prepare address, with suthority
sign the names Of the members Of the convention.
The closing scenes very exciting.
The daily union., 1856-10-22
OFFICIAL.

FsG4A ssrs ~ States sf .a'asTSa
all EA0Ss q may
Satisfactory evidence having been exibied
appointed of kinsasm
hss fo pot Philadelphia DO hereby such,
enjoy functions powers
privileges allowed The Of Ibs
cd in UHiled
In testimony whereof have caused these esEs be pat
emf aus Of United be
Given Hadef hand, the ciy Of Washington The 2O day
f. oeGobor, A. D. 1855, and Of The Independence Of
URitea States sG America the eisL
FRANKLIN PIERCE.
By ne FresidentE
w, l., MAacT, Secretary Of sEIe.
The daily union., 1856-10-22
Notice.-western Te.as Land Arencr.

THE undersigned for sale f
of me hsc lands fhe Ets of Tera which they dispose
of rrnsuprhe fsus IN large small
Twenty
the Pinto and San Fernando, and the finest
and lands " the Stare Emigration tending
this o The which heath
be surpassed by earth There road
some forty miles down Corpus Christi hr fu where ship
pnf and esme receive the products and heu OF We
wi s hese lands in u three dcd
any q desired.
minnds, will make accommodating The title 10 fndis
puiAhe. Fpr information aadrrsr The
signed of whom win and and
rfonptiY Hny inquiry concs-ninr ssid lnnds-
WHITE LOGAN,
Attorneys aI-lnw, SeKun, Teras
w. STEVENS,
sporpsy stls-, Abingdon, virrina.
The daily union., 1856-10-22
Murkets.

NEw YoRK, Oct. 7l.-Flour-the market ste.dy With
sales Of $500 barrels st &c 4os &c 60 for straight State
ss 5o Sc 20 for good Ohio and 81 IL 81 IS for mired
good standard southern. Whesttbs market has de-
cnng tendency, with sseE Of 1000 bushels en- bs
81 So for southern red and 81 81 7s for white Corn
the market closed with declining tendency, with
~ 900 bushels sT{ southern red Port-tks
market hrmsr, with sales Of bb s7l Is s 80 for
Besfths market firm, with sales Of bbls at sll
for rep.oked Chicago Bsrdthe market was dnler with
sales Of bbs at ls lsk cents. wbiskeyfhs market is
hrmsr, and sales Of bbls. At s55I cents for Ohio.
The daily union., 1856-10-22
ss.a-e,Sssrnhtucsr


TBR subscriber public sale court
house door, N Rocsvf Monday the ID November
the boar uf ~ O'Clock wtdew's dover
of ~hios Thorns Gunr Of Montgomery county,
scrcd situated said county, rhoui eTh miles
city, the road issaifr fou thar city Coiese
road ssndnr nw the Cross Ross Badenshurr- snd
pi
spre orchards n fruit.
The improvements consisi u aseinr hcuse k,chen pump
Of excellent The Etats
The ~ property good, q
snd rurcsrthe Of hrh Of Improvement resons wishing
70 buy ~sli pleBse eran,ne ths properly.
Terms Of sale onehid o The purchase Money be paid
ths day m nnd the hnianc.
nna from
nf ne purchaser rnfehs-rrH bearing niere dny
sps with rurctter approved
....... q. w. vEIRs BoUIE, Trustee.
OCT til-9awds cpf3Norff
The daily union., 1856-10-22
NV z. w. HoTKr.ER. a-es,c~e~r.


TrUsTEE's SALE or AN INTENSIVE CoLiDCrIsEN ~
aucn~- w rsfus :" ered
IN n swh~cyfsrr hrsrtff 6nfe ~ rn
of IN liner r No ie ff~
psi Tnirrd Tfsfrs Wossf nr Ihnrs
morning. a3d commencing ct ~ oAcioct ss cca
named IN ne srh~d,- nnnr1
-ff 0 deed consisting ~ part ~, vr
rtsno farfe sfno snd csFsr
Hsndsnme ris frame mirrors
Mahogany and vsirnt sof,s -.
and easy cha, paor hsrr, hu'shed 10 push esmsssT
and hair coth
Mari top csnfrn. sofs, and rser fshAe.
Mahogany centre, cwsd nnd dining 1shAes
-ssnf chafrs
and nfrsin carpets, mating and o
cinth throughout the house
Window curtains. shades, and frurfs
Naneu,n blinds, chnfx curtains
Mahogany walnut and painted bcdrads wnstsndsr
and ehnirs b VARIOUS kinds thronshoui fhs house
excellent beds hoisterf snd pows
Hair and husk hlanke sheef nc
Leokinr glasses clocks, and mnntel ornaments
Fir. irons toilet ses chsnser ahies
pads,ors, AR firht snd
chairs, desks, Tables.
coninF utensils and tiscfen furni
deemed
those in qBest o homsr fur
nirisinr goods.
TERMS $50 unaer, ESQ, four, und
months fprn approved hearing
U0..# JN0. vi. LINTON, Trustee.
oct i-atF O. W. BoTELER hnctoreeF.
The daily union., 1856-10-22
FLORIDA ELECTION.

We fnd the following special telegraphc despatch in
the Philadelphia Ledger:
"MoBnE, Oct 1s.-The Tribune has received complete
returns from Florida which show the election of NJ s. Per
ry democratic candidate governor by 400 majority
David s. Walker, (American ) and also Geo. s. Hhw
kns (democra to Congress, by 500 majority over JAS
Barker, (Ameriean)
The legislature also democratic, which secures Uni
ted States senator of that stripe to succeed the Hon. steher
z. Mallory, whose expires in 1857"
The daily union., 1856-10-22
THE Kentucky Mir,t.ry I.sts.t., airse,.s b,

THE Kentucky Military Iastitate, direttAA by o
board of vises appointed BY the staie under the sufn
iendencs Of T. W MORGAN, Distinguished graduate
wesi Point practical aided BY able faculty.
The of spdy that The colleges
addition .
practical and ning reooy Enrsh ieraurs,
historical eadnE book keeping and business FORMS and mod
languages
The se-siun opens e second Mopds
Ia September sh septemser) lsS Charge s2 half yearly
session, able in advance.
of building win make
Applications made before I5h
Reference the
Treasury
suPerinieudeui Military Intus Franklin
t, KENNEDY, )" HRdcFERned.
P. DUDLEY,
Aug l6-eodDkcptlShOc- President u6 The Bonrd
The daily union., 1856-10-22
OFFICE OF THE CONSOLIDATED LoTTE-
RIES OF MARYLAND.

The following drawn numbers Of the Grand Consolidated
Lottery 0I The ssnsh q s Consolidated Lotteries O
MaTyIana, class "a, drawn October 10, lsao;
35 5s 10 2e "A e2 45 IL 70 rs
tn. Gowns are the drawn Of PalapscO Institute
Lottery class ala drawn OCTOBER no. ls56
70 80 30 26 10 So 20 e7 70 Is
R. FRANCS d CO., Managers.
ID. II. MePHAIL, Commissioned
Oct22-N
The daily union., 1856-10-22

IMPOR rANT FRom NEW yoRK--Trsds almost
suspended BroadwHyTUCKER made his drs upon tss
stock IN marked and home uiamTsaH
styles o London RRd Paris He
splendid o cloths ve.nrs ne
offered public. would rea pleasure tr
orders from gsnuemen he
oon6dcn that be has IN s arrangements even facility
aiVinr complete satisfaction.
Terms moderNs Exhibition N ehArre
WILLIAM TUCKER,
Merchant Tailor, No. fk Pennsylvania rvenas,
Sep lp-eodsw between AZ streets.