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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-05-09

A New aud Valuable U5scOvery.-DR
HA BPS AROMATIC INVIG0RATING sPIRIT.-This
delicious beverage superior to all nvigoatng Cordias
Schnappa Nervines &C. in use for the If Dyspepsia,
Nervousness Heartburn DrowsiHss, kidney Complaints,
Melancholy Deiirium Trerens, Intemperance &c. it
will invigorate and strengthen, but will not ntoxicate
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MESS ENGER'S NOTICE.

NOTiCE.-We, the subscribers hereby give notice
1S that we have disposed of interest IN the firm of
Keeney, Simpson, Co., TO JOHN AGER.
HUDSON KEENEY,
WIN. SIMPSON.
Worcester May g. 1856 my7 d3t+
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TERRIFIC ASSACREl!

IMMENSE SACRIFICE
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Es7 WEST ERN RAILROAD
ssSts---a'zssS CHI ANGIE OF TINE On and after MON
DAY April s. the trains the Western Railroad will
leave Worcester daily Sundays cxcepted) follows:
For Albany, Springfield, and way stations, (Accom)
9.00a.m.
For New York and Albany, (Express) 10 90 a. m
For Albany, Springfield, and way stations, (Accom)
$50 p. m.
For New York, (ExpIess) $50 p. m.
my5 distf H GRAY Sup't
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j. H. CLARKE &c GO
Call the attention of the public the LADIES in particular
to the opening Of their
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I)rp Ooo0s.

All sizes received fresh Also, Chdren's Leghorn and
Straw Flats, for sale by
CHAMBERLAIN, BARNARD, & CO.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-03-21

SEIZURE OF A SUPPOSED SLAYER The N
/. Herald of Wednesday contains an account of
inc seizure OF the schooner Falmouth there the
day before on suspicion of being SLAYER The
suspicious movements of the vessel s.tracted atten
ton, and the L. S. Attorney sent file of marines
to take possession of her as she was going off in
tow of steamer.
She was brought back and found to be the Fal.
mouth long, low, black" craft of about $50
tons ourthen, with rakng masts, and altogether a
very piratcal looking concern in appearance.
On her stern is painted the W ords Falmouth
Baltimore, and the American eagle adorns her
Prov. The vessel was open under deck from the
cabin to stem, and boards were found to erect, IL
ls supposed, a slave deck, that would hold as one
OF the officers remarked, "about 600 niggers" The
search OF the vessel revealed many curious cir.
cumstances. On deck was found a large medi-
cine chest with castor OIL lint and drugs evidently
intended tor larger company than those on board
snip, IN which there were only thirteen persons
Between decks were over fifty hhds of water
large stores of rice, beans, farina and preserved
meats, such as are used by slavers Large copper
pots and pans for boiling large masses of food at
time, with ladies' and spoons to match, and many
other questionable appurtenances. About the
deck was number of extra spars. In the cabin
were found charts of the west coast of Africa and
large quantity of bunting TO make American
flags No commander could be found and all on
board, thirteen in number were committed to pri-
son for examination.
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WASHINGTON IETTER.
hansds Atd'rs-7he Nicaragua Transit Company
The Neae Merican De.s9ate, ar.
DENcE OF THE DIsPATC
wAsHIsaToN. March 1e-p M.


AT last the contest is disposed off for n time. A
committee of three members of Congress- with
Sergeant-atArms. Clerks, &c, are to go straight.
way to that country and obtain correct Information
in regard to the question at ISSUE Mr.. Dunn. of
Indiana, who proposed this scheme will probably be
the first named on the committee. Now will Kan.
sas have TO rejoice at her deliverance from the
hordes of such politicians as Messrs Reeder, Lane,
Delahay, ct genus onncs.
The termination of to.day's voting Is hailed with
pleasure every where, though the result does not
please all
The Nicaragua Transit company are In trouble
MT. vanderbilt Is here and making quite sensa-
ton. He thought that General Walker was de-
pendent upon his lire for supplies, and SO he re-
soived TO suspend those steamers and cut him off
out the willy General had another company in
readiness and Nicaragua will experience no in
convenience.
Now that the Kansas contest is set aside. some
other will probably come up. Mr. Otero ia pre-
pared TO confront Mr.. Galegos and demand the
seat occupied by him. They have ferce pcrty
feuds in that far off territory Just now petition
to thsPope signed by a number of members of
the Legislature and other persons all Roman ca.
tholics, is on the way to Rome pravinc for the re-
moval OF Bishop Larny, of that Diocese. on the
ground of his persistent interference in the elec.
tions ~ WV
Mr.. Douglas is to speak tomorrow on Kansas @ a f.
fairs, in reply to Mr.. Trumbull and an exciting
debate is expected. Mr.. Douglas proposed bill
to admit Kansas as a State when she attain to a
Congressional District constituency is an excel.
lent bill, and will be adopted 1t is clear snd com.
plete in protecting the rights of actual settlers.
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MURDER OF RoBT. CHILDREY.-We published a
day or two since, the fact that Mr. Robt Childrey,
formerly of Richmond, was killed on Sunday at
Elizabeth City, n. c. The Elizabeth City Pho
neer. gives the following account of the fatal at
fair:
strong animosity had existed for some time
between the deceased and Geo. S. Butt and Thad
Butt. his stepsons. The parties met at the corner
IN front of John NJ Mathews store on Sunday
night. High words arose. when general melee
ensued; in which Childrey received a wound in the
leg made by knife, (from the effects of which he
h4ed 10 death in the of as hort tme) Gorge
5. Butt received a terrible knife wound in tho arm
through and through and Thaddeus Butt received
slight pis:olshot wound on the right side The
wound whic5proved fatal to Childrey was iafict-
ed by knife, which opened the artery in the rear
of the leg, just below the knee. The wound of
George S. Butt, though severe is not considered
dangerous, and no doubts are entertained of his
recovery.
Both of the Butts were arrested Monday morn
ing and are now in prison.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-03-21

A NEW STEAMBOAT PROJECT.-We learn from
gentleman connected with the enterprise, that
project is now on foot to establish line of steam
ers between Baltimore and Havana and Greytown.
to touch en- route, going and returning at Norfolk
Virginia Several prominent mercantile and man
ufacturing establishments in city and vicinity
are understood to be connected with this commend
able enterprise. The capital stock is $2O0O0O to
be increased as occasion requires. One side-wheel
steamer of fifteen hundred tons burthen is to be
put the line at first, and others added if neces
sary. Stock to the amount of about $40 600 has at
present been subscribed with fattering prospects of
the entire amount being taken at no distant day
Baltimore Patriot
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DIFFICULTY IN WISCoNsIN-THE SUPREME Court
AND TIE GovERSoR.-Governor Barstow, of Wis
consn has called the attention of the legislature to
an alleged usurpatlon by the Supreme Court of that
State. Governor Barstow returned by the cam
vassers appointed by law legally elected to that
office Afterwards the office contested by Coles
Bashford, and the Court issued writ upon Governor
Barstow to show by what warrant he held and exer-
csed the office of Governor. Governor Barstow con-
tends that the Court has jurisdiction in this case
and he declines submitting his official rights and
powers TO the determination of ordinate depart
ment, usurpIng jurisdiction. He has brought the
matter to the attention of the Legislature.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-03-21

Andrew Carney, Boston merchant hiss Just
given $4,000 to the bnding Of the St Vincent de
Paul Orphan Asylum in that city.
DIR. Kane and Henry Grinnell were in New Lon
don, CT, Saturday.
Mrs Rushis the name of young and pretty
married lady who made her debut as "Marlanna''
in Philadelphia Tuesday night
The Baltimore Methodist Conference has passed
q resolution recommending to patronage the
Lynchburg Va, Methodist College.
The Baltimore papers announce the death of
Jno Gill, an aged merchant of that city.
John W. Tompkins and Charles Genet, who are
under indictment ct Louisville for the murder of
Murphy during the Iiots Of August last, were ad-
mitted 10 bail last week in the sum of $500.
Ezekiel Foster, an esteemed citizen of Leuis-
vile, died last week, aged 50. lie served in the
last war, and was severely wounded at Lundys
Lane.
Rev. Thos l.. Harris the celebrated Spiritual
list, married on the llth inst, to Miss Waters,
OF New Orleans,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-03-21

ECCENTRICTTY.-Lsst evening during the per-
formance of the fav0rte farce of the Dead ot
at the Museum, q very pleasant-looking gentleman
Of the 'od school, seated in one OF the orchestra
the foot-lights, evidently laboT4g under great
excitement, exclaimed, Mr. Warren. Mr. Warren"
The comedian, who never allows his business to be
interrupted, sll continued in his assumed character
to convu.e tie audience, and tbs old gentleman sank
beck in his seat until fresh action the part of
Warren again raised his srdor and il seems, prick
cd his generosity, for rising up he threw paper
the "for kir. Warren" which On examination
proved to be q tye-dollar note.-BgstoE Trans.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-03-21

DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.-The Presbyterian Church.
and the District Schoohouse adjoining in the vii.
lage of Ovid Seneca County, were entirely con.
sumed by fire last Monday evening. Two fire en-
basement of the church. and were also DESTROYED.
Loss about $1,000.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-03-21

NAvAL.-Mr. John o. Butler, U. S. N, has re-
eeved orders to report for duty at the Navy Yard,
Norfolk, on the lst of April next, in place of JOS
G. Myer, detached, and ordered to the U. s. ship
Portsmouth. Botswain Paul Atkinson gunner
James A. Gates. and sailmaker c. Boerum are al.
SO ordered to the Portsmouth
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-03-21

REMARKABLE CAsE-The New York papers are
filed with the trial of the petition for a divorce
from Catherine Cox, by her husband, Rev. DR.,
Cox, pastor of Zion Church, N Y The Iady's
name was Van Wyck before her marriage and the
evidence shows that before her marriage she was
loose woman, and that since her marriage to DR.
c. she had been in the habit of visiting houses of
illfame in disguise. So often had she been guilty
of this that she was known to the women Of the
town "the Cruiser" The details of the evidence
are too obscene for publication
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-03-21

A HARD WINTER.-The snow drifts are not
confined to the railways. The Syracuse Journal
says that the plank roads in that section are in
bad hx and adds that in place the drifts are SO
high that the gate keeper comes up through the
scuttle in the roof of his house. and receives the
toll by reaching up through hole in the middle
OF the road The additions made to the drifts by
tue recent fall have been great that all commu-
nlcatlon through the seuttle is cut off, and the
toll is now paid to the gate keeper by dropping the
money down the chimney
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-03-21

THE PAcIFIC-Imp0rtdntt if 7rue-A correspon-
dent of the Boston Post. over the signature of
bright Side" strives to keep alive hope of the
safety of the Pacific. Hesays:
GAS regards the doors, &c, by the Edinburgh,
we know captain of sailing ship who says he
had his house washed from the deck near there.
and he has no doubt they were the remains of his
cabin
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-03-21

COLUMBUS RACEs-The races over the Chatta.
hoochee Course closed on Saturday last with a
very interesting days sport Floride, a chusnut
fily belonging 10 Mr.. J. T. Woodfolk, won the
Jockey Club Purse of 500, four mile heats Her
competitors were Frank, Ellen and Mary Blue.
skin. Time Of heat 7:45
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THE DAILY DISPATCH.
friday Friday Morning, March 81, 1856.

N'i DRowSED.-A letter from Charles Citv
Uo"nty states that the reported drowning of Rev
''nn ba'iey, formerly of Richmond, and his wife
was incorrect Both of them are alive and In good
health This will be cheering news to tho friend.
OF that estimable gentleman. Il, Is not very Iono
SINCE the same minister was reported to be frozen
20 death
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-03-21

FAMINE AMONG THE INDIANs.-The ST. Paul
Democrat says that there is much suffering among
the In lians of Minnesota, especially among the
Yanektons of Missouri. The failure of Bnffalo in
the winter when travelling was impossible, has
subjected them to all the horrors of famine, and
exposure to the inclemency of severe winter wea.
ther
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-03-21

VIRGINIA POST OFFICES.-The Postmaster Gen.
eral has established post office at Gishes Mills
Roanoke county, and appointed John II. Holley
postmaster John Camper is appointed postmas.
ter at Brentville, Prince William county vice Jno
l.. Sine lair resigned
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-03-21

ADIFFERENCE-The Boston Traveller SAYS the
coldness of the weather, and the amount of snow
in the streets, somewhat surprised the passengers
from England in the Arabia, who say that when
they left Liverpool flowers were in full bloom
The Arabia lett on the lst inst
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-03-21

ELECTIONS TO CoME.-New Hampshire having
led off the prepresidential elections, will be fol-
lowed by Connecticut, on the first Monday of April
and Rhode Island the Wednesday ensuing There
are no other elections earlier than August.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-03-21

The extensive Touring establishment of w Le-
noir & Co., between Loudoun and Knoxville Ten
nessee, was destroyed by fire on the 9th inst.
Snow fell to the depth of three inches in New
York Wednesday
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-03-21

REsTITUTIoN.-A man who, ten years ago. OBJ
tained by fraud from the 4Etna Insurance Com.
pany at Harttard Conn, the sum of S. $50. has
lately returned from California SO deeply penitent
that he has refunded the whole amount
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-03-21

Dreadful ACCIDENT.-As leap year party,
consisting OF nine couples were crossing the riv.
er from RuShville to Beardstown, in a sleigh, the
sleigh sunk near the centre of the river, and all
were lost
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-03-21

z FOFFEE, SIEAk, IANNLES, NC.--
< 100 bags prime Laguayra Coffee, $50 bags Rio
Coffee, Old Java and Jamaica ditto; new crop N. O.
Sugar snd Molasses 200 packages Loaf, Crushed
Powdered and Coffee Sugars: 1870 boxes and hal
agxes Adamantine Candles Is casks London Porter
in) baskets (qts. and pts Foucher, VT. Oliver L
Co.. superior Champagne Wine; London Deck Bran
dies; Otard, Dupuy q Co, pale and dark Old Rye
Whlskey: Apple and Peach Brandy Cigars, Smok-
ng and Chewing Tobacco with the usual variety of
small articles in store and for sale by
EGGLESTON & FITZGERALD
10 No Psa-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-03-21

aSEILING OFF At REDUCED PRICES
- MY ENTIRE STOCK OF WINTER GOODS
RICH VELVET, SATIN and CLOTH CLOAnS
AED TALMAS; FRENCH MERINOES; CASH
MERES; MousIins; Bed and servants Blankets;
Flanne.s; MoiTe antique Silks Of all coors; also
large assortment of other Silks. You will find it to
yonr interest to call at the cheap before pur-
chasing elsewhere. NJ. w. ROSE,
f. Pm No Dos Broad st
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-03-21

WIDOW GRIZZLIES husband lately died of cholera
In the midst of his most bodily pain after the
hand of death had touched him, and while writhing
in agony, his gentle wife said to him-"Well, Mr.
Grizzle, you needn't kick round so and wear all the
sheets out, II you are dyiRq",
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CRAIG ALUM SPRINGS, CRAIG Coun1y

CRAIG ALUM SPRINGS, Craig County
~ VA.-The propietors of these Springs, which
have for some time past enjoyed very favorable re-
putation IN the counties surrounding them have been
induced to put the water in barrels for the convent
ence OF invads in other sections
For the present, the price is fixed at a which
barely covers cost of barrellng and the carriage
Its healing virtues are beyond question. The fol-
lowing certificate from DIR. Carper leading and we'll
known physician in BOtetourt county is selected from
many of equal respectability and force:
FINCAsTLE, BoTEToURT Co., VAL
July 25th, 1856
Having been called on by the proprietors of the
Craig Alum Springs" to express my opinion of its
medicinal virtues hereby state, that have examn-
ed the analysis of the water (made by Prof Boothe of
eases requiring tonic alternative action on the sys
TEN; and can further state that have known some re-
markabe effected by its in scrofuons atfec.
tions and diseases ef the digestive organs.
Samuel NJ CARPER, M. D.
The water has been analyzed by Professor Boothe
of Philadelphia. who says
"a mineral spring of such richness and quality as
the analysis indicates will prove valuable aid to the
physician. Its position in the healthy mountain
gion of Virginia. about qudstant from many of the
sulphur and other we'll known springs of the State,
confer higher va<e upon the Sulphated Cbalyb ybate
of Craig county. Very respectfully,
"JAs. C. BooTHEn
Eruptive diseases, arrangement of the liver, dys.
pepsis &C., have yieded to the power of this water
and prove its efficacy wherever it has been tried:
This very valuable water is for sale in barrels at
very low price, by
PURCELL, LADD CO., Druggists,
no 29-dts1f Agents fer the Proprietor.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-03-21

TIE MANUFACTURE or FLOUR IN PHILADELPHIA.
There within the lInits of the Consolidated
city of Philadelphia, 2s mills, moved by water and
steam power having altogether 90 stones, to supply
which, when fully At work, II Coz bushels of wheat
per day 81 600 per week end 33G 500 bushels
ally, are required.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-03-21

nLD DOMINION NAILs-AxsOrted,
~ 10 80 dy; Fence, Warehouse, Box and Lining
Nails s and in. Spikes. For sale by
ml l9 SIZER < PHAUP q Main 81.
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PRICE ONE CENT.

a. me Nominating MeetinS-A mass meeting of
Gs e american party was held at the African
i Ilch last night to nominate candidates for the
'a,ious municipal Offices
the 20 .ne hour of going to press (near IL O'clock
io, elng mad succeeded In nominating the fol
Sing Ss oncers For Mayor JOSEPH MAYO: for CITY
C,i,v ru., m1RTts M. LIPscoMB; for Collector OF
for o.. aAses JULIUS A. HoBsoN, (by acclamation)
A'Sessor, DABNEY NJ MILLER
Gn.rd S.iS isSageant-At meeting of the National
M " r Eon1ir a. .heir Armoryl last Wednesday night
II oRE, was elected to the most of 0rderlv
oe!seAht-a position Of great irnport,nce in yai
u1e. :m eu 1"rps ana one we have no douht tho, be
WIN nn win honor to himself and credit 70 tho
members Oh MS popular and thriving company.
Docf street should be paved this summer ;f M
o.nef en,eni Is made in the city The shin
ping interests demaud and should have this m,at
done. 'Ni' ihuch
Religious RsUiral-We understand that . ro,;,,,,
of religion is progressing in the Clsv s,raa
(MethOdisn Chapel, and that a number of nersons
have professed conversion.
The rapid change of weather in our variable eli
mate brings an unusual tendency to disease. Rheu-
maiism, Pain and aching of the Bones and Joints
Neuralgia and other affections of the Blood are but
few of the effects produced. In such a resort
to CARTER's SPANISH MIXTURE will once relieve
and IN short time permanently cure. 1t puri6es
the Blood, and consequently removes the disesse.-
The trial of single bottle will prove it. Sold By
The Central Restaurant-The whole travelling COM
munity, accommodated by the Central Railroad are
under obligations to Mr.. ANTELOTTI, the proprie-
tor of the CENTRAL RESTAURANT. for establishing in
the immediate neghborhood of the Central Depot in
this city of the very best Restaurants in the State
OF Virginia The traveller by the Central either 60.
ing or coming here obtain with the greatest con
venience elegant snack, prepared in Antelotti's
peculiar sty le and which will enable to stand
with all tie fati que of trip the mountains
or when ne has returned refresh him after the tolls
of his journey. Mr. Antelotti is just the to make
restaurant popular with everybody, for he under
stands his business thoroughly, is liberal and oblging
and is determined to make his guests comfortable nc
matter at what expense and trouble te himself.
The Restaurant however, is not designed alone 70.
travellers by the railroad but for the community gen.
orally The proprietor has forth some of its many
attractions in our advertising columns to which we
may add an interesting fact which happens to have
come to our knowledge that just at this time he is
opening of the most magnificent York River
Oysters that ever visited the city of Richmond. We
advise the many friends of that bivave to call upon
Mr. Anteott and verify the of our state
ment.
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CATTLE DRowNEn.-0n the goth ult, sixty eight
head OF cattle belonging tn Mr. w. C. Douglas were
drowned in the Osoge river, while attempting to
cross ct a ford about ~ miles above Osceo!a, Mo-
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HI!As. II. LANGLEY, Tin and sheet
~ iron Manufacturer, 18th street, between Main
and Cary, Richmond Va.
GAS FITTING AND FIXTURES
Steam Pipes for Churches, Public Buildings, &c
Metallic Roofing, GutteHng and Spourng, put
up in any part of the city and country
WELL. AND GARDEN PUMPS For SALE.
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MICAJAH MANGUM.

VIRGINIA MECHANICS INSTITU TIE.
y FIRST PREMIUM AWARDED TO JOHN w.
DAVIES. Stone CUTTER, MAIN STREET, BE-
TwEyS ElGHTH AND NINTH return thanks to my
srpds for their kind patronage during the past four
years snd beg leave say that am prepared to
furnish Store Fronts Monuments, Tombs Vaults, and
attend Enclosing Burying Grounds, and in feet all
work in the Stone-Cutting and Building line
Quality Of Stone and Workmanship not to be
passed North or South. ocS0
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- .t0OM%, BUCkETs, TUBS, TRAYS,
% Clothes and Market Baskets for sale in lots to
sait purchasers. SlZER PHAUP,
mn Ig 81 Main 81.
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NOR SALE-.A woman who is n good
l. COOK and superior WASHER and IRONER
She is first Ladies' Nurse and has the best cha
racter for honesty and good disposition.
ALSO-For sale, an old man. who is a very good
Gardener and field hand For further particulars ap
ply to at my residence, 4th street, between
Broad and Marshall sts. ISAAC L. CARY
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