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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-05

land. -s-' - ~'.s
There had been numerous riots in Lisbon and
elsewhere throughout Portusal on the plea Of the
Gen. Todlebin Ia visiting the principal fortresses
IN Germany whence he proceeds to France.
M Eustace Anderson has succeeded fu A..
cend1ng to the summit OF the Jungfrau mountain
MAJOR Stewart and party, on special service in
.Ararat
The Russians have sent in . claim Of 4oGOO0
francs for damage done to the Russian Palace a
Can stantinope, from its having bsen converted
Into French Hospital
ou,ied ny the Russians in the Church of Sebasto-
poi and they have just dug it up, in safety, al
snoush the French slept In the edifce for some
considerable time
Commercial.
BisLAND, ATHYA co.'s CIRCULAR
b.xss .sssrooL; sn; 22d August. ls56.-srsadstuFs We
h,avorsbe change in the weather to-day which
.ra.1 tne week, has been cold wet and stormy
e.nny sardng harvest operations. There il good
whsst wb;e, Demand for the better qualities of
bmshs1 .;nn nsye improved in vaIue "A to Sd per
son.ht s nce sst Friday. New white has been eagerly
very inc SO at lie TO lis. Sd; and to-day one
Large ouan,s;. Issnzed lis. Sd per 10 lbs Flour
daautties OF the late arrivals IRE in yery bad
80 ut nested and sou-, and are difficult to dispo,e
nIoysman, - prime meets ready sale at an in,
Of the potato diseasa bo Compaints Of the spread
-, g. uisoaso, nave caused considerable iuoui.
ior lnolan corn which hss daily advanced ia nrioe
sc Knight. 'uso Oh th oay
RICHARDSON, SPENCE AMI co
LIVERPOOL, Aua. p, lS56-Bresds,nff. vy;.h ,o,d
ana showery weather unfavorable tor bo ia M oo.u
latons the Gram trade throughout the country has
been hrm- On Tuesday, prime white Whests yyb;ss HI
are very scaIcs were in demand. and brougbt An .d
vance OF I'd OSd: per bushe. One or two nsrc.i ~
very choice red brought similar advance in 20. ~ "
but all inferior kinds were uusaleabe. Flonr ~
ch Ice quality wan ed at full prices but in other ds
crlptons little doing. Indian Corn is in good snac
ia I've reqnes aud held for an advance of L. 02s DER
or, which, to some ex ent, checked sales.
To day, with return of fine weather. the MARI a.
was quiet for Wheat and Flour. Some new Amer.
can Wheats Of fine quality were eagerly bought IN
at extreme rates, Red resliz l0s0f0s6 and White
ii.0ii.9 M p 70 b. oflow and outef condition quail.
effect sales Choice flour in fair retail demand Al
full rates Indian Corn not brisk, the prices
asken checking the demand. We quote Wheat
Red7ss0iOs.; White, los1lls ~ 70 tt Flour PhiIa
deiphla and Baltimore, SosdSls6; Ohio, SSs034s
Sour, 25s0SAs ~ bbl.
American stocks are reported unchanged. Tenne.
see IS are quoted at Sc 08S and Va SIS of 1885,
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CheyaIier Wickoff was in Petersburg, Va, on
Wednesday evening last, on q visit.

Chevalier Wickof was in Petersburg, Va, on
Wednesday evening last, on visit.
John Higgins, seaman, on the Indian Queen,
from Matanzas, died at City Point, Va, Wednes-
day, of fever.
Thomas F. Gibbs, q printer, died In Norfolk very
suddenly on Monday evening last
At Lexington, KY, VIM. i. Jones has received
q verdict of $1,000 damages against VIM. L. Hart,
for whipping him while bathing In pond
Alfred Hoppie conductor on the north Pennsyi'
vanis Dad az the time of the late tragedy has
been bailed at $40 900.
A son of Mr. Jefferson Tope. of Hancock coun-
ty, Va, was kicked by . colt, on the 18th Of Al
gust, and so badly injured that hc died the next
day
A Fillmore electoral ticket has besn nominated
Ia Connecticut.
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OFFICE VA r. 4 III. INSURANCE CO.,
RICHMOND, Path July, 1855.

I'D DENIUVALs-ThIB COnUHuy HHVInB TO
III moved to their new Office, No. Isl Main street,
next door to the Dispatch Office IL prepared here
tofore to take Fire and Marine Risks fair terms
Chartered in 1882, and having now been in opera
ton over twenty four which time they
A MILLION CT DoLLARs-they refer to the history OF
the past a. sordng the very best guarantee for the
future. The long acquaintance of this Institution
with the insurng public has enabled it to become fa
miar with their wants. and pains will be spared,
or information withheld that will tend TO insure ac-
curecy and give satisfaction They will be hsppy to
receive and consider applications for insurance sd.
dressed either to the President Secretary and viii
in return render such facilities a. may be in their
povhr to their patrons.
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FIRE AT CIScIHsATL--0n Sunday night fire
occurred at Cincinnati, destroying the feed store
of 7. Mcculloch, the liquor store of A. Pierman,
and the fourth story OF the warehouse of james
Wilson a. Co. In which was Professor Geyers
Assembly rooms. The loss of Wilson e. Co. was
$1,000, but insured. Messrs. Stearps g. Foster
had $1,000 worth of GOTTEN consumed. They were
also insured
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AN ACTRESS FOR ST. PETERsBuRG.-One Of
the most charming actresses of Paris, Miss En'
doxie Laurent, has just been engaged TO visit the
Russian capital She Is the most lovely female
it is said, OF all Paris and great lamentations are
made at her departure. la order to carry with
her suitable wardrobe, she gave employment TO
the best dress makers in Paris, and her wardrobe
containing all that was most beautiful In the way
of robes, jewelry, etc. filled sirtv trunks.
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DEAD The Cleruont Ohio Courier announces
the death of Colonel Thomas Kahn, who was born
near the mouth of the Little Miami, in the year
1889. He resided for 60 years in Clermont county,
served in the war of 1912 first lieutenant was
made prisoner of war by Hull's surrender, was
discharged upon his parole Of honor, and re-
turned home after an absence of five months Col
K. was probably the oldest native of Ohio living
i,t Stata
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FREMoET's BIRTHPLACE "A respectable old
citizen writes to the Savannah News that he
once boarded and 8. .udied French with Monsieur
Fremont, the sire of the Black Republican candi.
date for the Presidency, in Savannah, in Gibbons
old building, brick, where his honor J. c. Fremont
first saw daylight"
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:.ssE2sss> ::.ssEss n,CAAI.IAHEs, CAHKiAGks.

tsT@G CAki<IAGES, CAKkiAtaEs.
Hs@4sFF3- The subscriber has on hand at his Cosch
Making Establishment, On Lombard Al
ne TIa5 me Columbian Hotel. COACHES, CHARIO-
'Eie BAROyCRES, BUGGIES with and withsut
ena 81 uLhiEs all OF hs own make, of the best
49, ms snd wos kmsnship. All of which win be
I as ow good work of the kind cen be In the CITY
IN onnoha and respectfully ask call from those
ts sH Gi any article In the Carriage lins is de-
leu % ulsEe to order and sell at the lowest
rEntec. WIN '''u' 'A"' - now ""'
- '7No-d5m MICAJAH MANGUM.
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FIRE.-On Wednesday morning last about thr ee
o'clock, the barn OF Benjamin Russell, eight miles
east of Winchester, Va, was destroyed by fire,
with 400 or 500 bushels of wheat 800 or 400 OF
corn, and quantity of farming implements, &c
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SomctRiag about Fasaioa---Hard Drinking a, the
uaits-Croacds that so 7here--Saes Lodginr-
Rr'a'riscenee Of Beau Hickaan-7Ae Bali Room
-.4ccoaasaoaattons- Contemplated Sale ofthe
Springs, &c, 81.
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PEAT.-A bed of peat, 300 in extent, has
been found near Madison, Wisconsin, which rests
upor an inexhaustble bed Of mari 1t has been
found by experiment that one cord of this peat is
equal to four cords of wood in producing steam.
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THE LOVE OF DREss.-The love of dress Is
rapidly gaining ground in this country. :" Rigo.
lette," the correspondent of the Petersburg Ex-
press, informed IL few days since, that one lady
at the Montgomery White Sulphur had two hun
dred dresses, another one hundred and fifty, an-
other sayenty.fve.
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A MoTHER-rhe recent advices from Califor.
mia state that Mrs. Julia Dean HayBe had COM
pleted her engagement at the Metropolitan Thea
tire, but would not again appear in public until q
certain " interesting event" had taken place.
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el1ta GEORGE j. SUMNER, Importer
EG u AND DEALERI IN CHINA GLASS AND EARTBEN-
Hfta WARE, No. 2G Pearl Tor l4th) street. Rich
GsS neni, Va.-By recent arrivals from Liver
Zoo S in receipt of his Fall Importatious
q IfIna and Ear ihcnware, and from the facto.
res very large and general assortment of Glass
ware Looking Glasses Fancy Goods, &c, to which
ne invites the attention of the merchants of
Nrt'nia North Caro- ina and Tennessee, who viii
ha 'tock OF Goods, equal in extent and varie
- ana or as good terms ss any TepackiDg house
70 ir ne country oifer. To al cash, punctual
t myers, such inducements vii! be offered, will
be satisfactory
tafet1 and experienced packers employed and
Fio+jpt attention given TO the shipment of Goods.
"A a 'afge assortment of the bsst quality Of Stone
we Gt factory prices.
rN'eichants VINO have been accustomed to buy their
1-.uelwaTe IN Il G Northern markets, are particu-
any invited TO an examination of the above stock.
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FOREIGN MIsSIoNs.-The annual meeting of the
American Board of Commissioners of Foreign
Missions will be held at Newark on the 2sth Of
October.
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STREET PREACHING Rev Charles A. Davis
preached in Gosport, on Sunday last near the Navy
Yard gate, 10 large and attentive congregation.
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wS Glass, CHINA AND EARTH
tA/ENWAkE-Havingt taken the store form
Ey eriy occupied by James Evans we are now
al receiving aud sylepdid assortment Of
r'a.d ana Solar Lamps, CsndleahI hIas Looking Glass
IS tIt!e nd Mantle Ornaments britannia and Plated
~ re- 4eue cutlery, Glass, China and Earthenware,
20 sts and by the piece ali vi which we will sell ST
tH- iowest market rates
orders sent TO as will be faithfully executed, the
ts' articles fuIdlshed, ana particular sttention paid
" FacAng TAYLOR CO.,
AZ lr-dlm III Main Street
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STATE STUDENT-John Mckinley son of Col
Wn. Mckinley, of Weston, Va has received the
appointment of State Student at the Naval Acade
my, Annapolis.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-05

Second Lieutenant George McG Dick, of the
first regiment of Infantry, died at Camp Cooper,
Texas, on the 3lst of July last.
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,,--,,.,->,1 "a A. COwARDIN.
uusrNEss CARDS,

--,-..1,.,,I,,',rs I.oWNES, 2j6, afain street
4 kuh.,n Grates; Tenders; Summer Fronts
u neat ~ IN ara sltptio patterns) opsmentais
lrca Hs the number and give me call after H
Remeul0e' = Imy 2l--6m
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Miss Maggie Mitchell Il playing st the Holiday
Street Theatre, Baltimore.
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IuuN w; n AMERICAN AND ITALIAN
y PEAESTv" RR0WN STONE AND GRANITE.

.1,.,.vrxTS. .IOMBS, HEAD PIECES,
N"N, So Fronts Window aud Door Silis nc.
H'a' -'; ,-,,5Ss closed with Stone and Iron Rail-
RrYss g.. prsnrun awarded by ,he Mechanics In
90 "a Agricultural Society Of Virginia
20 rt-gs
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iHE SUPPOSED GUANo IsLAND.-Mr A. s. Ben
son, who accompanied the expedition in search of
the supposed guano island In the Pacific, has made
a report to the New York Company, of which the
following synopsis has been published:
we made the Western island on the noon Of
march ist but owing to remarkable current setting
TO the west dltted past it during the mig ht and
unable to regain it without proceeiine n5rth We
arrived again OF the island the l4th of March to
the Windward, at quarter to O'Clock P. NJ. br ng
ing the island ose aboard, and stood off and on unti
DARK. we were then enabled to observe it, appeer
ance, approaching it. did, within 600 feet A
sand beach rose abruptly to some ten twelve feet
afoVe the IeVei OF the sea, recedng in some places
from one to two hundred feet Within this the land
rose ten or eleven feet higher covered to all appear
ances with growth of grass, interspersed with
bushes MyIads Of birds lowered over it, and towards
night the sky was lined with hsm, returning TO their
nests bSrrier reef of coral surrounds the island -
No landing was made upon the island, end only one
atten pit even to 8 sounnnss, and that one with
small circle with only Is f,thoms of line used where
as shiEs often anchor with twice that length of chain
at the Chncha Islands, aud in other places in
much srester depth of water We remained in the
neighborhood of the island in all fur hours and fifty
four minute
had reason to believe that would have been al.
lowed passage in the boat that went on sho e to
find anchorage, but was not permitted; failing in
which asked for boat to land upon the Island but
the Commodore replied, ait was impossible to land
the surf was So high and he would send his
nen with such q risk" then said, Il would
the boat with volunteers, and ta.e the helm myse If
that was accustomed to landing in the surf, as it
had been business had follow ed" He answered
"Pll let you have boat in the morning. if we are
here' This equivalent to tel ng that |
could not have boat at ALI because, by daylight of
the next day, were far away to the westward of
til" Island and no further attempt made to
reach it.
respectfully submit that had my request been
complied with, and my ef.rts seconded, he Island
would have been landed upon. the au.ntlty OF the
guano therefore ascertained and the Company placed
| IN possession of samples of the san'e.
By reference to the rough ech of the Island here
with submit cd, you will observe it is about two and
half miles long, extending in northerly and south
erly direction, and from three quarters to mile in
width from east to west. l consider the interior
crowning elevation often eleven feet above the
outer lim to be 6erosie ofgrano, the quantity and
quality of which, of course, present remain
tain. | have doubt shirs safely lie and load
on the westerly side of said Island during the nine
months Ct the year that the wind Invariably blows
Iom the eastward, aud during he months of January
February and March, as the proper prepara-
tons shall have been made safely to moor them,
the OF violent gales of wind in that vcin.
ity are never known.
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CAPITAL, $2Oo,OeO!!l
DIRECTORS.

T. III. ALFRIEND, President
81. L. Kent of Kent, Paine Co.,
b. w. Quarles,
VIM. Beers, of Beers Poindsxter,
q. w. Fry, of II. w. Fry Sons
Wm. Palmer
]. A. Inloes
A. X. Parker, Of Parker, Nimmo 4 Co,
J. Il. Wadsworth, of Wadswor Turner & Co.,
Tho Samson, of Samson Pae,
C. w. Purcell, of G. W. Purcell Co.,
B. L. Winston,
J.P. WiLston, of Winston & Powen.
8. T. Pullism,
Fl. A. Claiborne,
r. Cullen,
Geo. W. Smith, of Smith 4 Harwood.
ty24-h w. L. COWARDIN. Sec'y-
EV Regular discount day Of the company Il Thurs-
day in each week-paper to be offered before e'elk
ON that day.
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;,,D5COH1CC FACTUk kEiiS.--
,.... -. TIE ADAMS, EXPRESS

fess- -.z.yzss+--sa- I Ii h ADAMS EAFRE
LsAA ;ssss:r c % OMPANY lSt Main ST., hav-
sEx-Es---Ain ing resumed their Steamship
r,,rsss 70 and from Noifo!k, Petersburg and Rich
.,-- by steamers jamestown and Roanoke, which
.-sgr New Yolk every Wednesday aud Saturday,
g.. thence hy railroad 30 Weldon, Wilmington,
Iy,che!re. Sslen, Wytheville, and the principal
+.,e, N Virginia snd North Carolina, are now pre-
,r. to oraa,d with great dispatch. and az reduced
10. every klaG CT Merchandise, Valuable Parcels,
l-q.s.ry Hc 10 the above named Cities and ell
rs.ss on the seaboard.
Q1T kxr-ess aa the Steamships win be accomps-
rs nv sqscal Messengers, VINO will give their per
ana attention to The careful handling of goods en-
l.asfsd 70 the ADAMS EXPRESS CO.'S Steamship
Express
sa,ypers viii please take nstice that packages to
pa Z, Il Niscinia and North Carolina, will be sent by
s.a,aers unless otherwise marked.
Frs-sh received on day Of sailing, until O'Clock,
Pm }. L. MACDoNUGH,
Agent of Adams Express Co.
rEsPECIAL NOTICE.-Express packages for
Nsrtok Petersburg, Richmond, and all places ia Vir
.ais aHd North Carehns, intended for shipment by
ss.us shigs Rosocke snd jamestown. will hereafter
= -e5s.yrd by the AD ANS EXPRESS COMPANY,
al 1-e the authorized Agents for Express privileges
OF Itese ships
Ct5.e of the New York and Virginia Steamship
C1lP4Hy, LtpLAM PLEASANTS,
g4-ts Agents.
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n sreaf Rscirai-Afr. Yomng--A Lady In Prayer.
coRREsPoNDENcg yrurprspArcs
JAMES CrTY COUNTY, VA, I
G-al n 1orc

september =, 1856 J
tne protracted meeting in this county alluded
70 70 n my former letter, has just come to close
l. was tne greatest revival our oldest inhabitants
ever witnessed except one in 1897 that WAS gotten
up oy Bro McClon, of the Methodist Chapel II
iaa'ea twenty-three days aud resulted In the con.
version OF more than fifty souls, most of who,u
nave nave oeen baptisea and received into the James
Shy baptst Church. Though the all-day meet
ings have been discontinued series Of tri.weekly
evening meetings have been commenced
mr. I oung, the pastor, has thus proved himself
Que oi tne most able and efficient ministers belong
my 70 ,ne Baptist Church. He ia graduate of the
Columbian College, D. c., and has been preaching
but six years. e'e-e e''oe
new feature was instituted at this revival A
auy oihciated publicly in prayer almost every day.
anu e was never our pleasure to hear such DO w.
erful appeals before JAMES CRY
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II.
,,,harIcaI aud Ornamental Drawing.
''',"~esliop with my -fvoh;t6ctardl and Ea9t-
- otos hsve opened Drafting room where,
H'e' X -,,,retent stspts aul prepared to make
$50. $50 and Cop,es Of sill kinds Of Machine Work;
.. =, BT6ees stone otherwise; Copies TO Lith-
: SL' f-,r, sf Railroad sud Canal Maps and Pro-
oE-'FrG IS Of Lxn6 Maps Trscings, &c, with De-
s' sor ,od stone or iron; Orna'p entsl Work:
Tsf' ''' WILLIAM PERClNAL,
,r, SIN Civil Ensiueer and Architect.
TOBACCO MANI FACrUkEkS
| r. u5erslsued. Agents sno Commission Aer-
-, far Virs.Ria Manufactured Tobacco, in New
y-t -e.oec,ial.y solicit shipments OF Tobacco, to
ne sadrss. From their ssquslntanee with the
~. ,5ry dater themselves they csn give satisfsc.
"Tr Tr,s. t4a,ns ste ofthe firm Of Petteson, Adams
TO- vsou3 be pleased to hesr from his old friends
s, ts;s house.
. .s.r,i sc, suces on coBsizrments
CONNOLLY ADAMS,
IL Front street, n. Y.
1.ussA CoxxoLLY. RoBT. ID. ADAMS.
IS .-G5n
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a Advertisements psbliSbsd unti7 forbid, win bo
charged 50 cents per square Of ten lines r he ree
insssfion. and IS esnts for cash eonfinuanss
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haothD PLAsTEik.--.iU 4 90 Ious Ground
HsteT, Of superior quality. For sale by
81 4. II. eKIhKER Co. Gary street.
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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-08-19

The manufacture of STRAW GOODS will be continued
by the subscriber at the old stand in Faggs Building
as diff, S. H. B0WKER.
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b. ID. MAXHAM,

Would respectfully invite all those wishing superior DA
GUERRE0TYPES of themselves or friends to call at his
old stand, where they procure licensees taken by
himself or Mr. Tapley an old and experienced operator
from the City of New York No 12t or Is cent picture
will be taken by them-heir time aud talents will be de-
voted to their profession, which they wish honor
able by giving good pictures at reasonable prices all
who may favor them with their patronage.
Ladies and gentlemen please call at No I6 Harrington
Corner opposite the City Hail. and examine specimens,
i. D. MARKHAM,
jeI4 d3m G. II. TApLEY.
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MRS.A. =. HUMPHREYS,

TEACHER OF MUSIC AND EMBROIDERY
viii receive pupils in the above branches s. S. LEON
ARDS, Harvard Place Mrs II. also has great variety
OF desirable patterns for Embroidery, which she will
upon all kinds of Woolen Silk, Cotton, Linen, ard
would be grateful for the patronage of her friends and the
public.
Orders for marking can be left at PRATr'S 20S Main
Street, where patterns can be seen. iy2l deod&g6
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AuGtions,
By E. Nv. VAIL.
BY Z. ". VAIII.
o. PEREMPTORY SALE OF REAL
i,;; ESTATE, AT AUCTION
.AsssAx House, Barn, and Tue Acres of Land at

By E. w. VAIL.
o. PEREMPTORY SALE OF REAL
E5,,i ESTATE, AT AUCTION
.A1asA. House, Barn, and TtOo Acres Of Land at
ADAMS SQUARE, WORCESTER.
VIII be sold, on TUESDAY, August 26th at O'Clock
M, the following desirable Real Estate:
Inc House and Land now occupied by Jesse Rogers
Adams Square, about mile from the Court House. The
House is in good repair contains ten rooms suitably ar
ranged for one or two Tenements and is supplied with
good water The Lot contains about two acres of good
elevated land, well stocked with Fruit Trees in bearing
condition To any one wishing a pleasant residence a
little remote from business, this opportunity offers unu
sua inducements The property will positively be sold
to the highest bidder bring what will as the owner has
located himself in the West and will leave Immediately
after the sale OF the above property Terms at sale For
further particulars inquire of the auctoneer or of the
subscriber on the premises
au1S DIFF ~ JESSE ROGERS.
A SSIGNEE'S SALE OF DRY GOODS.
IA AT AUCTIoN!!
10 he soil by Public Sale commencing on this and fol-
lowing days, the residue of the stock of H WILLIAMS of
Grand Street, New York. The Goods having passed ont
OF his hands, must be closed for cash. in ten davs
Sale will commence on MONDAY 18th instant at the
store in Wardens Block No II Front Street The stock
comprises a general assortment of Ladies' DRESS
GOODS, consisting in part of Rich SILKS, and other
Dress Goods SHAW LS of every description Broadclotbs
D9mestics, Hosiery Gloves, &c Will be sold in lots to
SUIT purchasers and without any regard to cost Sales
each day at O'Clock p. H. aud in the evening Terms
OF sale-Cash on delivery of The Goods.
-,, L. MASON, Auctioneer.
W. MACAULEY, Salesman.
worcester, august IL, 1856. dots