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SPECIAL NOTICES.

sB William A. Batchelor's Hair Dye
Gray, red rusty hair dyed instantly beautiful and
natural brown black without the least injury hair
skin.
Fifteen medals and diplomas have been awarded to Will
liam A. Bachelor since 1889, and $4,000 applications
have been made to the hair of his patrons OF his famous
dye Prejudice against dying the hair and whskers is
just as would be against covering bald head with wig
William A. Bachelors Hair Dye produces color not to
be distinguished from nature, and is warranted not to in
jure In the least however long 1t may be continued.
Made, sold, applied Tin nine private rooms) at the Wig
Factory, 233, Broadway, New York.
Sold in all cities and towns OF the United States by Drug
gists and Fancy Goods Dealers
The Genuine has the name pnd address upon steel plato
engraving on four sides of each bottle, Of
WILLIAM A. BACHELOR,
233, Broadway, New York.
The genuine for sale BY Charles sto and applied by
j. H. Gibbs Wizards Hotel. up 7--eod
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MARRIED.

In Georgetown, on the 9th ultimo, by the Rev. B.
n. Brown, Mr.. VIM IL. PALMER, Of Baltimore,
Maryland, TO Miss JANE Z. PURSE, Of this city.
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A Michigan correspondent Of the Tribune says !:
"The prairies are all aglow for Fremont, and
assure you he will run like scared wolf in all the
Western States"
heard of "a scared wolf" being dangerous ami
NAL, even to sheep, and if Fremont does not run
better than a scared WOLF he might as well dis
mount from his woolly horse, and give it up at
once for, he may rest assured that the people are
determined to scare this wolf away from the Treas.
ury, with the whole pack who are yelping at his
heels. They have already had too much expert
ence of his wolfsh propensities in that direction,
to trust him at the head of the government They
intend to drive out the wolves not to let them in
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chi ROnO1

The Republican" organs TEEN with articles dis
paragiug the moral and physical condition of the
Southern States. Yet they continually asseverate
that they do not wish to interfere with the insttu.
tions of those States, but merely to prevent the
extension of slavery.
Now, if this be true, why do they expend so
much time, SO much ink, and 80 much paper in
establishing Ito their own satisfaction doubtless)
the inferiority of Virginia to New York-of South
Carolina to Massachusetts,? If they do not intend
to interfere with slavery in the States, why do
they keep up such an eternal din about itg
The secret of this slavery agitation at the North
is that the Demagogues in that quarter find it a
good cry" as D'Israeli would call it. They can
not live without agitating subject of some kind,
and Southern slavery at present seems the best
adapted for this purpose II slavery were abolish
ed to-day throughout the South, these agitators
would tomorrow invent new grievance with
which to disturb the people. They would try
their hands at agrarianism, or social equality,
or some other monstrosity, fedged in the garrets
of Paris or London.
AS to any principle being involved in this Abo-
liton crusade against the South, it is undeniable
that no party that has existed in this country
has comprised SO large proportion Of selfish, I'M
scrupulous, and unprincipled politicians of every
grade and complexion, as the present Republi-
can party. catalogue of their names, if pub
shed, would read like list of deserters from all
the parties that were ever organized in America,
and all the armies that were marehalled in the
fields of Europe. So motley crowd did not troop
under the sooty flag of Acheron," with Satan him
self at their head As the household troops of
hell were then utterly routed SO also, in November
next, will the myrmidons of Fremont, the satellites
of Seward, and the robber bands Of Weed, be over
thrown and annihilated
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The Wabash Gazette, strong Fremont paper,
published in the town Of Wabash. in the State Of
Indiana, has been dried up" for want Of support
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s8y- Public Schools.-The semi-annual
examination of candidates for Teachers Of the Public
Schools Of Washington will take place, by direction
of the Chairman of the Examining Committee, on
Tuesday, August 5th, III the Aldermen's room, City
Hail. at 815 O'clock, p. NJ, where candidates are
specially invited to attend.
The regular monthly meeting of the Board of Trus-
o'clock.
Teachers from whom Tabular Statements" have
not been received requested to send them 10 the
Secretary of the Board at their earliest convenience
GEORGE J. ABBOT,
aug fifth Secretary
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and pure bile produce healthy blood and II the functions
Of either the stomach the liver dsordercd Hollo
ways Pills will assuredly repair the mischief and enable
them to supply the channels circulation with an uncon
taminated fluid.
Sold ut the manufactures, No. So Maiden Lane, New
York. and No pa Strand London aud by all druggists at
rs cents, 62k cents, and 81 per box aug
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ERRoR-ln yesterdays report Of the House pro-
ceedngs, the name Of Mr.. Davis was enormously
substituted for that Of Mr. Harris.
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the State and the signature of the Governor. The
gentleman to whom he referred was the Hon.
PREsros s. Books, and he asked that he might
now be sworn in.
The SPEAKER stated that the gentleman from
South Carolina would come forward and take the
oath Of office.
Mr.. BROOKS accordingly appeared, and took
the oath to support the Constitution Of the United
States.
Mr.. WHITFIELD then entered into long ar
gument in support of his right TO the seat now
held by him as a delegate from Kansas.
Mr.. WASHBURN, OF Maine, then proceeded TO
close the debate in support Of the resolutions I'M
der consideration, and was speaking when our re-
port closed
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The genuine for sale By Charles stott and applied b,
j. III. Gibbs, Wizards Hotel ap 7-eod
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Boston A0pertisenlellts,
A RNOLD'S GLOBULES
~ MD
VITA FLUID.
UNION OF THE OLD AND THE NEW
Medicine and Chemisfry-AIIOpath and
Homeopathy,
REsToRERs OF HEALTH

RESTORERS OF HEALTH!
Which eradicate humors by introducing into the blood and
system the chemical opposite of the Human Poison
They remove cure 5Ousness in like manner by quiz
city consuming the through chemical action
They strengthen the blood and give it increased life
and vigor of health.
Bilious attacks prevalent in spring may be preuent
ed by the use of the GtObules and Vital Fluid in con-
necton. The case of gentleman well known in Worces-
ter is an illustration Of this important item OF their eff
feet Lassitude, WEAKNESS and debility of spring are
especially Alleged and directly by their peculiar
action in vitazing the blood and giving the elements
Of fresh, cool ar-thus temperng the effect Of sprnR
changes in the atmosphere and eTtreme summer heat
This item should be noticed and realized by every person
subject to biliousness asstude debility essened appe
tite, weakened at approach of warm weather
and during its continuance. The VITAL FLUID partlcu.
tdrly UiUfes aud tones up the system. Costiveness
may be removed and permanently cured by taking small
doses of the dobues regularly and the Fluid at inter
walls. Piles thus reduced and permanently 5antsked
JOHN Q, HILL, 229 Main St., wholesale dealer in
Worcester will supply trade in vicinity at the lowest
prices Sold also by Bush Co., Scott, Spur and apoh-
ecaries and medicine dealers generally Worcester and
vicinity. myl5 DIT
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Sale 10 Commence July LIST.
GEORGE p. BRYANT

II Il ~ ~ L / IL i ~ N
Wishes to inform all interested that he has leased of
the elegant stores in the magnificent building being
erected by the Mechanics Association that he proposes
to there about the lst Of September; that is
determination to reduce the present stock of Dry Goods
previous to that time to very low figure; and believing
that not much would be accomplished by reducing the
price few leading articles anl asking enough for 9TH
make up the loss thorough examination Of the
whole stock has been made and the prices placed low
that all who have small means wish buy cheap, can
be supplied The following list will prepare purchasers
for what they may expect;
Dress SiIAs, stock not large, but those on hand
sold cheap.
10 pieces FRENCH F0ULARDs &c goods, at 45c.
5pieces CHENE STRIPE, 75c goods, sold for 5Sc.
80 pieces SILKS embracing all styles and qualities,
when have been retailing from SIC to 81 H. all marked
down to 75c; all other styles of DRss SILKS which have
been retailing from 81 25 to 81 so, marked ST.
Best styles Plain Black SWISS SILKS, at discount
81 Is in dress from former price,
20 pieces Barrege DELAINkS at sixpence; 100 pieces
Chaly DcLa;ues at 121,; so pieces do at tic.
100 pieces yard wide fine ENGLISH MUSLINs, fast
20 pieces French JACONETS, prices from 20 to CSC.
JOG SILK 4ANfILLAS, at prices from 81 % to SIS.
10 eolored Silk Mantas, last styles, at So so,
cost 81 apiece.
Splendid quality of white ground English Printed
BRlbLIANTS, at l24c.
pieces ane yard wide English PRINTS, at 15c have
been selling well at 25c.
SO Embossed TABLE COVERS at Al "a; 100 1O-i
! Damask Table Covers, at 81 S7t
90 doze Linen NAPKINS, at half price
5O dozen Linen HANDKERCnIEFS, at loo, cheap at
one shilling
| Boxes Ladies' SILK MIrTs, at cost
800 yards remnants Dark French PRINTS at Tic; lot
Of remnants all grades Bleached Cottons Swiss Musins
| Plaid Cambrics &c, C.
100 dozen rs, Cotton HOSE, beautiful goods all offered
| at the low price of one shilling
100 super quality PARAS0LS, at 81.
20 superior MORE Antique ParasOIs at 81 former
! price S..
% dozen TAFFETA GLOVES at 42c.
| 10 pieces GINGHAMS, at sxpence.
10 pieces Plain and Figured All Silk TISSUES at 25c
| i2c goods
| 20 piec5 BARREGE ROBES at S., former price Sc So
| few Lace POINTS, and French Lace MANTILLAS
will be sold cheap. 90 Stella ShawIs at So, very
cheap, have border inches wide, AMI have sold well
| ut 81 so.
10 Bi7ch Silk Shawls, large size, at So So
Balance of stock of Whaebone SKIRTS, at 81.
Coored CAMBRICs at 64c
~ Ladies, please mark this, that goods will be found
as cheap advertised when you call for them rhe OBJ
ject is to close out the stock before removal and if low
prices will do it, hey'u all go.
N. B. First price named will be the lowest
GEORGE p. BRYANT.
Worcester, July 1, 1855. d15l&w3t
4 M o II L ANT MOTTO e
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UrD Ooo0s.

EgSEE FIRST PAGE.
10 e NJ VAL! REM VALE!
.S'esC Store, .Se,U Firm,
NEW GOODS, NEW EVERYTHING !
NEXT SEPTEMBER
STOCK OF DRY GOODS
TO BE SOLD PREVTOUS
A VERY RARE CHANGE
TO EseEy Fry Goods Cheap.
S,ta f-,,,,,.a,,o Ill -,
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Worcester, June 80, 1856.

ENDEPENDENCE!- THE Glorious Fourth is
Il al hand, and that you may celebrate it in an indie
pendent state IF mind, and worthy of your
torefathr you will please call and settle you bills which
will be ready for payment on the first day of July.
je2S d3w BROWN & FIRTH, 2 Flagg's Block.
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Guinness POISONED PAPER.-A sure
" death to Flies, Ants MOSQUITOES, Reaches, &c. Ev-
cry housekeeper should have i'll We have proved the Chi
nese Poisoned Paper to be Of the Deadly Posons
for these pests 1t is perfectly safe to use not subject to
the inconvenience and accidents arising from the of
Cobalt &c 1t causes death almost instantly leaving the
insects dead where they eat it. We will warrant every
sheet to kill one gallon of flies.
Manufactured by G. 2. SARGENT h co, Chemists and
Apothecaries, sole proprietors, Bangor, Me- Wholesale
by Weeks Potter Druggists. Washington St., Boston,
and O. A. Harrington Co., Worcester. Retail by Charles
Clarke, David Scott, George R. spurr John O. HILL H. D.
Weatherhee, Worcester iyll eodkw2m
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EENO THE HON. BOARD OF MAYOR
~ AND ALDERMEN; The undersigned would most
respectfully petition to be licensed TO erect stationery
engine at their shop No u Snuthbrdge street. and as In
duty bound will ever pray KING Haywood.
WOrcester. June 16. 1876.
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90 Get.

VENO RENT.-A nice Upper Tenement pleasantly
n situated, near Main Street Inquire of
jy11 d6t J. L. HOOD, 232 Main st.
FEN D l. r THE LAKE HOUSE, situated on the
Shrewsbury side Of Quinsgamond Lake, next the
floating BRIDGE and on the main road from Worcester.
The above offers rare chance for person who wishes
country residence in healthy and romantic locality to
keep house Of entertainment for the accommodation of
parties from the city with boats and refreshments For
further particulars inquire Of
jy7 DIFF EZEKIEL & j. NJ. DANIELS.
FWNO LET-A lower tenement Of Eve rooms, No. 80
III Southbrdge ST. rent SIS. Inquire Of ] R. PIERCE,
corner Of Main aud Austin Sts iva diff
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ENORCESTER FIVE CENTS saw
w INGS BANK.-Notice is hereby given that the
annual meeting Of the CORPORATION Of the WoRCESTER
FIVE CENTS SAvInGs BASK" will be held at the Office of
the State Mutual Life Assurance Company, in Worcester
on THURSDAY EVENING, July II, at seven O'Clock, for
the choice of officers for the year ensuing and for the
transaction of any other business which may properly
Come before the meeting.
CLARENDON HARRIS Treasurer
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VERY IMPORTANT NOTICE.-Having
Y determined to close my business in Worcester in
ttCo OeekS from this time, give notice that all persons
indebted to me- either by note or book account call
and settle the same previous to the 18th of July.
MARTIN STOWE.
Worcester June 80. 1856. dow
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6PECIAL NOTICE.-PAY up! PAY UP /! I
- PAY UP The subscribers being DESTROYS of
closing their business possible respectfully
guest all persons having unsettled with Them to
call and settle the same without delay All accounts will
be made up and ready for settlement the first day of u
ly. Prompt payment will very much oblige
je8O daw4w b. Il HARDoN & co.
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Worcester. April gath. IS 56.-It is gen
rally known that the best place to buy
G LOT HING.
FURN SHING GO obs
TT ~ II IL - -


l. u Il Fl e r s
No. l Worcester House Block.
And would say friends and customers that wa
can insure to them better bargains this spring than ever
before Our goods all new and of the best mase and
material. We give PERSONAL attention to the manu-.
featuring Of all Clothing therefore confident thai
in point Of style, quality, and prtce suit the
most astidious.
OUR CUSTOM DEPARTMENT
we find that Jeto people get remain an the error
thklng mat they cannot get as good garments al
CLOTHING store as at Tdiior's Shop, exclusive to
such we would say, if you will bat favor with youI
patronage, we will convince you of your mistake and
prove at once that
ustOm Clothing
Is second to none and just about Is per cent less prcs
than you will find elsewhere ap2t dt
To Nervous SuGerers.-A retired clergyman
restored 10 health IN few days after many wears ~ Great
nervous SUFFERING anxious to make known the means of
cure VIII send tree the prescription used Direct the
Rev. JOHN NJ. DAGNALL, No. SO Fulton street BROOK
lyn, LIZ jel7 dawsm
Mrs. NJ. w. GernIds, Female Physioiau
Mrs. g., having given special attention 10 the theory OF
Midwifery and united with the study about six years of
practice three Of which has been this city and without
the loss of single mother child woud with degree
Of confidence still cr and recommend her services to her
friends generally as she considers the business belonging
exclusively to qualified females.
NIB. Uterine and other Female Complaints will also
be attended to in connection with Dr. Wilson's serpenne
Residence, SO Summer street. between Central and Tx
hange sts. Mo DIFF
Worcester HydrOpnthic IustitutiOn
on Arch and Fountain as., Worcester, Mass. Tue
Propretors Of this institution aim to make 1t COM
portable home for nvads at all The location Ia
the city.
me medical department Is conducted by DR. s. RoaEas
hn mas never been limited to Che exclusive use Of water
For terms, &c, address
o..,.-.,- h. y. ROGERS, SUPERINTENDENT
au27 dIvtf 80" r."
Health aud Strengfh,-Da-s-o RtocApn
SONS SHERRY WINE BirTERs Il ibs hsst siia,
ever used ior Spring and summer eomplanta n has
been more hber9uy patronized than anv oher 90. w.
tablished II this country II ia the same Richarsoni,
Bitters when mas restored so many invalds 10 health
throughout the New England States for tbe maj tb1r
years '
NIB. Beware Of limitations called sherry VIM M.
terB. The genuine have a fac smile of NV s,snai,
upon the outer envelope For sale by DrureisIs e,s
where and At my office, No. 81 Hanover street Rsons
myl dAw3mA
DIR. LINNELL,
(HoM oPArH1sT1
VIII meet his ofnce patients hereafter from 1 3 and
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CITY Of WOrcesters
IN BOARD OF ALDERMEN, June 16, 1856.
Upon the foregoing petition Ordered that the petition
e:s give notice to all persons corporations interested in
the matter of said petition, by publishing copy OIL said
petition and this order thereon three times in the Daily
Spy and Daily Transcript newspapers published in Wor.
cester the first publication to be at least fourteen days
before the time Of nesting that the Mayor and Aldermen
will be in session at their in the City Hail. on MON
DAY the seventh day Of July next at O'Clock p NJ,
at which time and place all interested therein who desire
it, will be heard thereon Attest,
je2l 3ss SAMUEL SMITH, City Clerk.
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Size and Price Reduced, from so TO % cents
bottle. HgmmOnd's LINN Ht-the best Imminent IN
use, and that is used by Physicians as well as the
people The label bears the certificate Of some OF our
bes physicians and citizens. All orders from merchants
and others. addressed j. O. Hill, Worcester Mass, viii
receive prompt attention
u Bear in mind that the price is reduced.
]. Q. HILL, Apothecsry,
myl2 dawH Worcester Mass.
Use Hardy's SaIve aud be Happy.
Hardy's Salve Cures Rheumatism.
Bardy's Salve Cures Lame Back.
Hardy's Salve Cures Pain in the Side
Hard Salve Cures Cracked Hands.
Hardy's Salve Cures Cut and Bruises.
Bndys Save Cures Fresh Wounds
Hardy's Salve Cures Corns on the Feet.
Hardy's Salve Cures Spraius and Pains.
Hardy's Salve Cures Ague in the Face.
Hardys save without doubt the best sticking plaster
i
Hardy's salve is selling throughout the country better
than any other salve.
DR.. S. HARDY, Proprietor. Cornish Flat, N. H.
HARDY's INDIAN VEGETABLE WoKM POWDER, warrant
ed pleasant and sure remedy for
Sold by all druggists merchants and dealers in this
city and elsewhere. my28 daw6w
Consumption Durable BY INHALATION
Boston inng Institute No. 694 Summer Street. Boston
DAVID Y0UNGNAN, NJ. D., NJ. NJ S. S., Examining
Physicon Dr. YOungman be consulted daily at his
Office, above from O'Clock A. NJ. to P NJ. after
which he will visit patients at their residences, il lie
sired. G. MORSE CO., PrOpretoTs-
my6 deod&w3m
CHAPLIN & TILLOTSON,
ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELLORs AT Law
Nos. and Worcester Bank Block, Worcester, Mass
HENRY CHAPLIN. Oh TlLLoTsoN
Jan. l, 1856. If
Adm THAY FER
ATTORNEY & COUNSELLOR At L4W.
No. 2l8 Main street,. Worcester, Mass
my30
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DIED.
In Davenport, Iowa, July 4, Mrs. Asenath B. Dwre,
daughter of the late VIM Barrows of Tempeton, Mass,
aged &c.
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DIR. LINNELL,

CHoMGoP ArHIsT1
VIII meet his Office patients hereafter from / and
TO SPIN No. a VV.Im,,s e.
Worcester, May 20, 1906 al
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Nep ADVERTISEMENTS.

Nem ADVERTISEMENTS.
CITY HALL, WORCESTER.
G r \ N d
LYRIC ENTERTAINMENT!
Partly i'm Dramatic Costumes,
Combining the attractions of
Cone ert Oasd Ope9'
And arranged plan of popular and performances
never before attempted The most popular Songs,
Ballads, and Operate Scenes, lin 0ostumes)
will be given For this occasion the
following distinguished Artists
will appear;
The faoorite Young american Pyima Donna,
MISS ANNA VAIL.
Who made such favorable impression in all the cities
she lately visited with Ole Bull.
SIGN OR BRIGN OLI,.
The great tenor of the italian Opera, New York.
SIGNOR AMODIA,
The eminent baritone and New York flvorite
CoNDUcroR-S IGNOR ABILITIES.
The First and only Entertainment will take place on
Wednesday Evening, JuIy 10Th.
P r O G. r A M M E
PART /.
l. sOLO-Pano Forte-Improvsee. ...................
SIGNOR ALBITES.
2 RoMANzA........Co Composed y......sIG. ALBIrEs
SIGNOR AMODIA.
8 DUETTo-From tie Opera Don Pasquale DoNIzBrrr
Miss ANNA VAIL and Siguor BRIGNOLI.
4. BALLADE-Im a Merry Laughing Girl. GLOVER
SUNG BY Mss ANNA VAIL.
Pm merry, merry Laughing girl
And DER the hills rove,
Singing, l nip along,
The native lays love.
With heart so gay I take my way
No care pervades my breast,
No pensye sigh, fearful eye,
Betrays the unwelcome guest
I'm merry, merry laughing girl,
And gaily trips along
Singing DER my native hills,
Our own wild mountain song.
Ira la la la la la, &c.
5. sERENADE-oh! Summer NIght-from the Opera
Don PAsquale .......................D oNIzETTI.
SIGNOR BNIGNOLI.
g. TRTo-From the Opera of Attila VERDI
Sung by Miss Vail, Sig. BrignOli, s Sig, Amodia.
PART II.
l. GRAND ARIA-From the Opera il Trovatore VERDI
SIGNOR AM0DTA.
2. ROMANZA-sprito Gentil-from the opera La
Favorlte. ............... .DONIzETTI.
SIGNOR BRIGNOLI.
8. BALLAD Good Night, and Pleasant Dreams.
...........,.-...........F WALLACE.
SUNG BY MISS ANNA VAIL.
When its couch of rosy clouds
The burning sun has sunk to rest,
And tired of song the woodland bird
Is sleeping in its quiet nest.
When evening lays its misty hand
On dewey flowers AMI prattling streams,
How sweet to hear from lips we love;
Good night! good night, and pleasant dreams
How sweet to hear from lips we love;
Good night good night and pleasant dreams.
A. S0L0-Pianoforte-M azurka. ..ALBTEs
SIGNOR ALBITES.
5. GRAND DU0-in full Dramatic Costume-from
the Opera il Trovatcre. VERDI
Sung by Miss VAIL and Signor AMODIA.
6. LIE MlsERERE--in full Dramatic Costume-introduc.
ing the beautiful Serenade, sung behind the
of the OpeTa by SIGNoR BRIGNoLI, to the great
est admiration Of delighted audience, and
nightly received with so much applause.
Sung by Miss VAIL and Signor BRIGNOLI.
" Tickets so Cents! II
To all parts of the House.
Tickets be obtained the principal Book and Music
Stores and at the Door the evening
Of Entertainment
Doors open at commence at O'Clock.
jy12 dtc
ENINE FRESH TRAWBERRIES.-We
are now receving from 100 to 200 boxes per day, Of
the finest Hoveys Seeding offered in this market
THAYER TAFT.
Worcester, July r. 1856. diff
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EDROVIDENCE AND WORCESTER
4 RAILROAD CoMPANY.-DIVIDEND. Divi-
dend Of three per cent hree dollars each shared has
been declared, payable the tl0enty first instant at
the Treasurers Office, Providence, R. L. those holding
stock as recorded the books of the Corporation at the
close Of business on the 10th inst.
Transfer books closed from 10th to 2ls nst inclusive
JOHN r. BALCH, Treasurer.
Providence, July 8, 1856. dtaul