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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-03-10
VIRGINIA INTKLLIGRNCE.

FIRES IN NALExANDRIA-Friday morning n An
early hour, the stable of Stephin Shinn, In Alex.
andria, was destroyed by fire with two tons Of hay
Loss $500. While this fire was in progress ami un.
occupied tenament owned by Mr.. Fowie, took
FIRE and was also destroyed.
DEAD.-John o. Farrall clerk of the courts q
Morgan county, died on the 2sth ult.
AcQUrTTED--Wm Ellis, charged with the kill.
ing of Harrison Morris, in the county of SUSSEX.
some month or SO since, was tried before the Ex.
amining Court of the county on Thursday last
and acquitted, the Court deeming IL . case of ius.
tfable homicide. Afs &fF
PETERSBURG RAILROAD.-The aggregate re-.
ceipts for the year from transportation on the Ps
tersburg R. r. amounted 10 &263, ,S74 I6. of which
$I33,67S 63 arose from freight and the remainder
(4l10 495 $50 from travel. The entire amount of in
debtedness, embracing all accounts was on the Ist
Of February, about 4l7l 2l g. which is great re-
duction of the company's usual yearly indebted
ness. For the year ending February lst, 1856. It
appears that the nett profits Of the road was t64.
152 So in 1853 1t was Sis, ,283 AZ, and up TO Feb
ruary. 1856, 500 296 q, 1t an average equal to
los per cent. on the capital stock.
PAINFUL ACADEMIA daughter Of Mr.. Sam.
uel Roger, of Rockingham county, had one of her
legs dreadfully mashed and larcerated last week,
by being caught in the cogs of threshing ms
chine. M
INCREASE In VALUE-Mrs. Mahony, Of Rock
inghan, . few days since sold her farm to Jno H.
McCIoud for $50 per acre. A few years ago tbs
same land sold for eco per acre.
SALE OF HoTEL.-Ths Copenhaven House.
in Winchester, has been purchased by Mr.. Sontu
for $500. @
GOOD SALE-Tbree shares Of Valley Bank
stock brought sl26.66 per share In Romney on the
18th ult.
LECTURE on Cubs, by Rev. Thos, Sewen. in
Winchester last week raised the sum Of Sl5846
for the poor of the town.
Greenbrier county, has lot Of 100 cattle in field
the average weight Of which Is 1000 pounds net.
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DISSOLUTIONS, &c.

nISSOLCTIUN.. The firm o. BAKE EH,
~ PLEASANTS & co. is this dar dissolved BY
N llua consent The name he firm will be used by
ther Of the parties, in the settlement OF The busl-
ness ID. BAKER, JR,,
JNO. II. PEASANTS
j. h. MOUNTCASTLE.
Richmond, March 7th, 1856.
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-I~-wy. CAKNIAtsKs, CAkKIAGKS.

92--1S- Making Establishment on Lombard Al
lev between Main and Cary, USth and l4th streetsl
near the Columbian Hotel COACHES, CHARIO-
TEES BARoUCHES. BUGGIES with and without
,ops ard SULKiES, all OF his make, of the best
materials and Workmanship. All Of which will be
sold as low good work of the kind be in the city
of Rich ond; aud respectfully ask call from those
in ant of any article in the Carriage lins arm de-
termined TO make to order and sell at the lowest
prices possible, and all sold, that is new.
rauted.
fe a;-dam MICAJAH MANGUM
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DAVID BAKER, JR. and JOHN II. PLEAS
ANTS will continue the old business ct the house at
present occupied by the old tirh Thankful for the
liberal patronage bestowed upon the late concern,
We respectfully solicit continuance of the same.
ID. BAKER, JR,
JNO. H. PLEASANTS
Msvch 7tii. 1856 NH 8-ts
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EXTREME CoLD-The Chantauque IN. ~ De-
mocrat learns that several cattle belonging 70
farmer residing in Kiantons, Of that county. were
30 badly frozen daring thsextremsly cold weatnef'
few weeks ago, that their hoofs and legs arc ~.
orally rotted Of. They ars unable 70 stand, Ana
Mr.. H. intends 70 Kill them. He drove them aoo9s
all one night, during the reign Of zero ont tner
legs and feet continued 70 freeze tl they were 70
all appearance frozen solid. q
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DI-sU L. UTIUN.---The Co-Partnership
~ of HESTER WHITE is this day dissolved by
mutual consent. The of the firm will be used
BY either partner, in winding up the business.
EDM'D HESTER,
JOHN L. WHITE.
Richmond Feb q, 1856. fe 22-lGt
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THE WASHINGTON BANK EMBExzLKMHNr.-
Caleb r. Atkins, late Teller Of the Washington
Bank, who was arrested some days since on the
charge Of embezzling el4 900 Of the funds Of that
institution, was brought before the Police Coufs
to-day, and waving an examination. was held 10
S25 600 for trial. and In default Of bsi was commit
ted to jaiL-Boston Journal, WsdsssdAs
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Richmond Feb q. 1885. fo 2-lnt
xD ~ " q, : n " :. al . ,TE.r "a

4 f'U-fAhTNEhShlf. uHuefst2utu,
- s g. BAPTIST, of Petersburg, and JOHN K.
WHITE of the firm of Hester White. Richmond,
lave this day formed partnershp under the style
aud trm of BAPTIST Il WHITE, for the purpose
Of conducting TOBACCO COMMISSION BUSINESS, in
The city of New York and have take the Warehouse
No S. Front street. where they will be prepared on
and after the first day of March TO receive cOusign
ments. 5. u. BAPTIST,
JOHN Z. WHITE.
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New York, Feb !, 1856. fe 28-l0t


IIfHE subscriber has associated Win Nun
L in business, from the first of February, Dir. JNO
i. DENNIS, of the county of Charlotte, and will
hereafter conduct the Grocery and Commission busi
al the same place, (l3th street, between Main
and Cary,l under the style and firm of LOCKETT &
DENNIS.
They will keep on hand at all times q welselected
Of Groceries, Wines, Liquors, &C., &C. to
which they invite the attention of their friends and
the trade generally. Fl. w. LOCkETT.
4.
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MECHANICAL.
~ ENCOURAGK HOME MANU-.

-v. ENCOURAGE HOME MANU-.
MX-HE EsACTORlES.-Ths subscriber he's, and
AS--Sn-keeps constantly on hand, an assortment
OF Rookawsys, Bussies and Bsrouehes, made Of the
best materials and by the most skilfull workman
which he ~ill sell accommodating terms a. any
one in the city.
Orders taken for any style Of carriage, and executed
faithfully at his establishment 18th street. between
Grace and Franklin.
ia IT---dSm .. A. FRANCIS.
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NOIICE..--I nave tnls dHS ussOcIAted
with me In the confectionery and fruit business,
from this day. DAVID NJ JONES CO.
Thankful for the liberal patronage heretofore ex-
tended to me, shall be pleased to have continuance
of the same ia 80 DAVID N. JONES.
('U-PARTNERsHIP undersigned
~ have formed COMPREHENSIVE, to com.
euce on the inst for the purpose of conducting
a general DRY GOODS. IMPORTING, JOBBING
AND COMMISSION BUSINESS, at s9 Chambers
and II Reade street. in the city of New York under
the style and firm of BELL, BROOKS. PACE l.
CO; and No. II Pearl street, in the city of Rich
Inond Va, under the style and firm of ELLETT
WALLER, DREWRY co.
Our Mr.. BELL has just returned from Europe
where he selected and PURCHASED our FOREIGN
GOODS in person, for CASH.
We shall at early day be prepared to exhibit
and offer the trade beautiful stock at both points
and upon favorable terms as any house In THU
country
}AMns MM sftI BROOKS 2. E. ssl1 s% Waller Ss
SbKs aa6W EAGErr EAGE % .as Ell EIlss1 It
RICHARD P. WALLER Of the firm Of Brook
Bell & Waller.
CLAY DREwRY
January I'd, 1856
NOTICE.-.The firm of BROOKS, BELL
~ WALLER will not be dissolved till further
notice We will ut early day close out our stock OF
Goods at auction, to make room for our SUCCESSORS
Messrs. ELLETT, WALLER, DREwRY Co.
ja2-ts BROOKS. BELL WALLER.
CO-PAHTNEHSHIP undersigned
~ have this day entered into Co-Partnership, un'
der the style of JOHN y. stage CO, for the
purpose of conducting the WOOD and COAL bus.
they keep hand large supply of seasoned
Wood Anthracite and Bituminous Coal.
E- Office corner of 9Th street, the Basin.
yNO. y. stage.
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DEATH By PoIsoS.-A stranger who had given
his name IS William 8. Wright, died suddenly on
Sunday morning last. ct the tavern OF Samuel b.
Parker In Knightsville, Cranston, and under such
circumstances Is to cause an inquest 70 be held
upon the body which disclosed the fact upon post
mortem examination made by DIR. Bachelder that
he came to his death from the effects Of poison.
but by whose hands administered the jurors upon
their osths could not determine.
fProridenes Journal, March s. :
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For NIcARAouA.--Mator Jonn Z. heisI reI -
kno svn 10 the Press Of the country on account q
bis long connection with the Washinsson Unicn
md Il. q. Delts, has taken his family and gone -
Nicaragua sbr the purpose of making y his pefms
nent residence s4fs
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The HostieuisursI Sociesy hrs resolved y appl,
"a ehe Cooperation Of New Yoek, - set apart
porsion Of The Central Pask tor horsicu1turd pa
poses. IL 10 supposed that el010o0 ean - taa.e
oreanxIng NE iouudlins of garden rss = aai cii
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SELLING OFF At REDCCED PRICES
- MY ENTIRE STOCK OF WINTER GOODS
RICH VELVET, SATIN and CLOTH CLOAkS
AND TALMAS; FRENCH MERINOES; CASH
MERES; Mouslins; Bed and servants Blankets;
Flannels; MORE antique Silks of all celors also
large assortment of other Silks You will find it to
your interest to call ut the cheap store before pur-
chasing elsewhere M. w. ROSE,
fe 22m No. 203 Broad OF.
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Il tMb q X, LUMBER AND WOOD.s. We
~ are now prepared TO cut and deliver LUMBER
OF any size or length, and in any quantity Our mill
Is located about miles below Richmond, aud We
have large qusatty of choice heart Pine to saw
Those In want Of Lumber will please send In their
bills We have also q large supply Of Pine Wood,
"Lieh we win sell on the ground or deliver At res-
sonable prizes. Orders left at the Central Demo- or
att. H. Rosne's Lumber Yard win bo promptly a..
tended to- HUNTER HORN
g.t
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[IILLIAM GREEN, lately of CuIpeper

w having removed to Richmond, offers bis protss.
sonal services in the Courts of Appeals and IN the
Circuit Courts of thr State and of the United States
held IN the city. He will also give opinions. and
III other respects act as chamber counsel. Office at
residence, south west corner Of Main and 7th sts.
Il
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kOk sALE.-lOO shares of RICHMOND
and PETERSBURG X. X. STOCK.
fe H-ts r. Ii. MAURY & co
DOTATOEs, APPLES AND BUTTER-
~ bbls. white Mercer POTATOES
~ bbls APPLES, and
10 kegs best Goshen BUTTER.
Just received aud tor sale by
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Autti0tls.

- VALUABLE REAL. ESTATE AT
!.iiII AUCTION, IN BARRE, MASS-Win he sold
lat public auction at The Dwelling House lately &C.
cupied by Charles Rice, now deceased on WEDNESDAY
the 2Sthday of May next at o'cloct all that val
uaos real es ate, situated in Barre well known as the
Charles Rice estate.
The Homestead contains 10S acres of excellent land
suitably divided into moving, plsturng and tiage land
81 acres wood land. There is large quantity of Fruit
Trees in bearing condition TIE farm is well watere ,
ana mostly enclosed with stone wall The buildings con
s't OF two story dwelling House, SO by SO feet an L
part ~ by s6 one large Barn so by 80 feet with cellar
under the wi oe one smaller barn 50 by so feet; carriage
house, store house sc.
me buildings are surrounded by Shade Trees of various
Rlnds' Ih- farm is under good state of cultivation is
ocatei IN the Re Village, two miles north Of the centre
OF the town. on go1d road, convenient to church. mills
schools, carriage shop &C. and is one of the most desir
alle farms in1his vicinity
At the sane time and place, viii be sold pasture of
~ aces; with fine orchard the same, enclosed with
stone wall.
Also acres wood and timber land adjoining the pas
ture
The estate is free from all ncumbrance and will be
sold together in lots suit purchasers par of the
purchase money will be required the delivery of the
deed the balance in annual payments secured by
gage upon the place Possession given any day after the
tanned by calling upoa the subscriber, or A. Wood
ward, Baggage Master, d. & W. r r Boston. Mass.
HENRY S. MINER,
For the Heirs of Chss Rice, late of Barre deceased
Barre, April Is, 1855 dtmy2S
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@sSu present 10 the puDhc the following Biz of Fare"
for this week We wish to make object to purchase
for instead of for the sake or three months
credit to pay exorbitBnt prices We have made arrange
ments to supply our customers with
FAN CY DRY GOODS
At prices from to 80 per cent less than apv other marty
can "dare' to sell them for with safety to themselves
We buy for ''cash and sell for zone price, only and
low profits The crnwds of people who have visited the
Branch the last week. and did not get waited on can now
come as we have secured help and our resources
are unlimited Come early in the day if you would avoid
the rush in the afternoon and you can then examine the
Goods at leisure The following Goods We have s'nown
in Store but cannot vouch to have them one week hence
Peruse carefully and stamp its contents on your mem
ory.
1000 Straw BoNNETs, plain, fancy, and split straws,
from S7ic to S. each
Trimmed Straw Bonnets from 81 so to $40.
Soft CAPS, in white and cclors, from SOC up.
Dress do. do. from 75c to So
Muslin COLLARS, from &c to "a each.
100 Lace Collars, 1Se each, worth SOC.
4losamped Lace Collars &c each, sold up town at 1oc
800 Dotted Muslin do &c each 194c
1000 pairs Lisle Thread Gloves, &c pair worth &c.
u dozsn Kid GLOVES, size pair, worth 5so.
IL do o2sc Soc.
Swiss and Cambria Eigings and Insertinga from Sc
yard.
Swiss and Cambria FLoUNOINGs, 10o to So a strip.
Dotted Lace WELLS 25c each, worth s74c
Ladies' Cotton HOSE, all colors, every prize
Mems extra good SOCKS, 124c pair, well worth 2o,
400 pieces spring aud summer BONNET RIBBONS
every style and COLOR 12l to so cents yard These
Goods the latest mportations and fully 40 per cent
less than usual prices Ladies, come and look at them
and judge for yourselves.
200 boxes FRENCH FLOWERS, from 124 to 800 per
pair fully 10 per cent under regular 'cost prices"
400 FANS, every style, from 4c to 50.
Kid made French Silk GLOVES, SOC pair, worth 621c.
million yards of LACE, every Width style, quality,
and price. Black Silk Lacss,- cheap.
Linen HANDKERCHIEFs, at imdorters' prices
Swiss and Cambria MUsLINs Plaid, Plain Dotted and
Striped, from l2lc yard.
100 pieces Black MORE Antique TRIMMINGS, from
SHE piece.
Baek Lass 5e as2R es than ev'r before offered in
Black Silk Velvet Ribbon, from sac a piece
TARLATANs, from zoe yard
French Grapes Lining Silks, Straw Trimmings, Bar
reyes Embroidered Habits and Sleeves small wares &C.,
at very low prices warranted to please the most stidi
Gus.
Mems Shirt Bosoms Handkerchefs, Cocks &C, &c, at
our usual low scale of prices.
All goods marked in plain figure. One price only.
Come one come ALL to the
"NEW YORK BRANCH"
SO Main ST., Worcester.
MACKENZIE, PRATT q co,
ap29 Proprietors.
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WIRE FENCE,
For Farms, Highways, Railroads, Cemeteries
GARDENS. &c.

The results of experience and the theories Of science
all attest that this mode of fence superior to any here
toore in use in economy, strength closeness elegance
portability and durability.
This Fence is vanished with asphaltum varnsh which
protects it from rust and mpars it beautiful black
color 1t is perfectly barrier against farm
STOCK does not catch the wind indesructibe by fire or
heshe does not contue the heat nut admits freely tbe
Bolafrsya does not upy the soil harbor verin as
aone walls and quickest hedges do requires no repair
save re coating Of Yarnish in four or We years
ana possesses sufficient elasticity 10 enable it, without the
least injury TO experience that expansion by the Feat of
summer and that contraction nv the cod of winter which
nave been so fatal to other modes Of iron fence.
Each roll contains TWENTY RoDs 65 feet per rod The
renee is secured to the posts by staples (hookheaded
screws one staple Gsch lateral wire at each ps
The posts are OF the usual atrength and are Of wood
though they may be Of iron stone they set ten feet
apart; ana 40 RAILS are required,
Manufactured and sold by
mch22 daw6in
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Price Two cents.
MlistcIIaneou5.
ETNIoN OF TIKI OLD & THE NEW.
AiIoPathy aad HOmoepathy.-NdedIciu
and Chemistry,
ARNoLD's GLOBULEs
AND
VITAL FLUID

tai UIDz
They take long step forward in chemical and medcaI
science They gUs the system those chemical elements
which in Ill health acaHting and they remove from
the system, by their medicinal power, those accumua
tons Of inert and useless matter which.their
c H & NJ &c Al
Action has nsutalissd from posons and impurities Of
the Blood
HUMoRS ARE PoISoNS
IN the 6toOd-nothing more, no,hing Iess-and they
can be ANNIHILArED only by their
ii 4 NJ c A l. SITE
And it by this chemical action, by this union of sci
ences, that Arnods eobules and Vital Fluid will prove
their peculiar power of giving blessings and taxing
ddy curses of giving the elements of health and taxi
ing away the elements of disease. Scrofula Canker
Humors of all kinds, Biousness, Nervous or Genera
Debility Costiveness Liver Complaint Headache and
Lassitude are removed by chemical humiliation Of the
cause and chemical supply elements which are needed
in the system to couneract influence unheahv pres
ence Then the blood is Uitazed by chemical action
Both mind and frame nerved as If with new power
to do and to act
See circulars to he had Of medicine dealers
BURR, FOSTER, & CO., / Cornhill, Boston General
Agents. inches ar
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The following kinds Of this fence most use; and
the prices annexed are the RETAIL CASH PRICES:
No. ], 81 feet high inch mesh lateral wires of N 10
wire, body of No IA wire, 50, 90 per rod.
No. 81 feet high, inch mesh interal wires of No 10
wire, body of No IA wire, $l,75
No. g. p feet high, inch MESH Ia eral wires Of No. 10
wire, body of No IA wire, $50
No. A. p feet high inch mesh lateral wires of No 10
re, body of No. Il wire, 1881.
No. g. II feet high, inch mesh araI wires OF No IL
body Of M. Is wire, Sl,T5
No g. 81 feet high inch mesh lateral wires Of No 10
wire, hodY of No. II wire, 1928
No. l. 81 feet high inch mesh, lateral wires Of No 10
wire, body o No. IL wire, 81.
No. o. Extra, 81 feet high inch mesh lateral wires of
No. wire. body of No. II wire S1,5O.
Nos 2,3, 4 and are most used for gardens Gene
eries, rellises and other places where beauty the gu
ity most desied No and I, and No Extra are best
adabted for farms railroads, Highway for other pu
poses where strength and efficiency themost
sary qualities.
J. E. BUTTS, JR., & CO.,
nccessors to the L. w. Fence Company,1
No. SO Water Street. Boston.
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rHNnM PLANT AND BORDMR pLOXN.

TyNHE PLANT AND BORDER PLOVy,
d AND GENERAL GARDEN CULTIvATOR.-T This
little implement is designed, substitute for the hoe
consequent to the modern principles of tinage.
The fact that the roots OF all garden plants, corn not
excepted usually soTn orpantt fill the entire ground
II not obstucted hasresuled in the practice Of cuyat
ing on level surface instead Of shilling up'
The object of this as general cuitvator is to keep
The soil light and well mixed, just in adUance of the
tension of the roois
Directions sl tap roots as soon as they appear
reach the bed and draw IL lightly, and
both sides of the row. This i'll disntgrate The Jumps,
and root out young weeds. When the plants begin to
enlarge draw it between rows still deeper;
peae and the burrows from to the other will
meet, and this is all the cultivation necessary for the
plants and destruction Of the WEEDS except what may be
done with narrow rake The answers for
vines beans &C, with the difference OF adapting
Its to the Of plating and nature Of the roots
This Garden Tool is also well adapted to maIy other
usesTo extcate the roots of the tough grasses in neg
leced strawberry beds and flower boders TO loosen the
soil around young trees; to stir between the two inch
rows Of hot beds; marker drills for small seeds,
as il will follow line and refill leaving the soil light and
we'll mixed
their gardens as much may be accomplished with mod
err te labor.
Many intelligent cultivators have informed us that this
garden tool up fully To the claims set forth In the
above description, and that other garden implement
be put prohtlbly to so many use.
Assorted pace ages of dozen half Dozen will be
put up, suh order Of dealers In farming tools the
neighborlng towns, at a low rate.
a. The owner hip and manufacture Of the Plant and
Border Plog, has been tranf rred 10 Nourse Mason
Co. For sale at the hardware generally Price 81
cents. at ieiail. d4w ap33
hsN8 SHtONABLE CABINET MANDs
~ fACTOhK.--Hhe subscrlher having taken store
W. II ALIENS BLOCK. on Main street, opposite the
City Hail. would inform his fTen is and the public that
be Is ready to make 10 ORDER all kinds Of Cabinet Work
Of wood, to suit fancy Desks and Screens for Baiks
Show Cases. Desks for stores Countes Library aud OF
ace Tables, all kinds Of Desks for Offices aud Oountnqi
Rooms, Book Gases Ia any STYLE Extension Tables Of any
Pattern, pupits and Church furniture The oharactet
o. my work Is well known in the city and no puinR
The hest Of references can be given Work repaired In
the best manner. An orders thankfully received and
promptly attended 70. JOSEPH BURT.
wer@ester. Juiy "a. 1896. iy2a al .
G1E CASKS SATIN WniTE,
~ ~ % do. Bleaching Powders.
~ do. White Soda Aah.
100 carboys oil vilriol.
saiO BY o. A. HARRINGTON a 90
: e4a auSl Va
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i0Ure, ST.

them in an cases Also, among the large
No'd and Coal Stoves whchhe keeps constantly hand
can oe found the fol owing fashionable patterns The
North Star, Best Baker, Granite State Palior Cook
e. netting new, Crystal Palace, Eagle, and Equator
Tin Copper Iron Ware, and Tin Roofing zone to order
and warranted not to leak blow of.
Pumps, Lead Pipe, Zinc, Street Lanterns, &C always
on hand at Is southbridge street J. JORDAN.
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DAILY PAPEa.-Five dollars per year $3.50 for six
nonts SLID Tor three months; 0cent per week. single
oPles t@o cents each Rden paid strictly Advance,
9eoncuon OF s. year will be made, and proporonate
eanchon It paid quarterly half yearly in advance.
WEEKLY PAPER--Price two dollars year; 81 for six
months, and SO cents for three months If maid strictly in
advance, SIZE cts year. single copies cents each
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THE WORCESTER SPY.


Printes and Published by JoHN MrLros EARLE. &
FHoAAs DREW a: No. 2l2 Main Street Worcester Mass.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-05-02

S EEL.
5 tons sleigh shoe Steel, (swedish)
best cast Steel, (sanderson, Bro.s d co.,
round machinery Steel.
" English spring "
Gasgeaeu 1ny I"
Corking
Fisher s Norris Cast Steel Face AsulSs ana
Vices. Best English A'gils and Vices,
Horse RGsps and FsIes.
NUTS and WASHERS AXLE-TREES and BOXES,
ELLIPTIC SPRINGS BLACKSMITH's, BELLOWS,
BLACKsMITHS SEA COAL. OHIO AND NOVA
GOTTA.
GRIND ONES.
Horse Nails made from the best u B. Iron, warranted
N. B. 2. Il l. are also Agents for ADRIONAC AMER
loan CAST STEEL.
" The above will be sold the most favorable terms
By the subscribers "a 1.-THE old stand Washington Square
PRATT h INMAN.
worcester, Oct. 1. 1884 daw