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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-05
NORTHUMBERLAND.


THEA T RE.
KunKEL Co...........Lssses and Prc,gristors
'oHE :, 4. Rational Theatre w..hassoa. md
the Holiday Street Theatre, BaItlmorsi
r. ,. xLEY,..........-........A e'as Aansssi
WEDNESDAY EVENING, NovemberI5,
The crest comedy OF
STILL WATER RUNS DEF
...........,...'.'''''''.'. n, Aasms
Mrs N idmay: ..................'.''...rM Ms Muzxy.
Mrs. Sternhold. ..... ...........'....'''s'A
~ ''1''4 VILLAGE LAWYER. 800
Scout :
Mr.. BOOTH win .herlIy appear.
In preparation the "NAIAD QUEEN"
ADMIssIoN--Dres Circle and Psrquette, 30 e1,
fuo extra charge for reserved seats ID Tier Boxes
Is cts; Galleries 80 and q etc .,.r
= Doors open at 7; Overture commences at quar-
ter before 8 O'clock pIeciselv
MKTROPOLITAN HALL
The MELoDEoN MINsT REL STAR
TROUPE,
p..rsctfully announce TWO MORE choice and re-
cherche Musical re unions and
SOCIAL PARTIES,
WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY EVENINGS.
vb.n In addition to the entire Musical, Vocal, and
Terpschoresn forcss the two
POPULAR COMEDIANS,
HARRY AND WILLIAM PENN LEHR,
will appear.
The whole forming
THE BEST BAND IN THE WORLD:
Entire change Of Programme each evening.
ty- Price Of admission, Is cents-chidren half
price. =.
BIT
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-05
8 WAN q CO.'S LOTTERIES.
SAMUEL SWAN, Manager.

$4,000 Tickets only Prizes amounting to Two
Hundred Thousand Dollars will be distributed AZ.
cordiny the EoIIowing TInriyaJlad g,han,.T
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-05

OFFICE VA. r. AND N. ms Co,{
RICHMOND Nov. 8, 1850
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OIL tnis
i company have declared dividend OF per ee.
out of the earnings of the past sx monthsUpsn.'
at the Office of the company on or after me ,otn '
until which date the transfer book will De eioseG
no 4-sNl5 w. L. COWAkOIN. secy
NOR SALE, CHEAP..Two Plank shan
Il ties near the Fair Ground Gate, on frankiia -,
containing about 4000 feet of lumber Also -,
em License for Henrico County, till April Osa,.;
Bar Room Counter, and q second hand bnssy,
good repair. Apply to William h. Shields oPPo'''
United States Hotel, or to -,
no 4-St. JOHN A. FOSTER, Agent.
DOLLARD,S RHEUMATIC LINlfhhINa
i Iss certain cure for kn ..s SUISSE
POLLARpS RHEUMATIC LLNTMENT
IL . certain cure for spfaiH'
POLLARUS RHEUMATIC LLNIMENI
10 certain cure for Nervous ~ saosSN
P0LL4RUS RHEUMATIC LINfMEAT
lie a certain cure for Neursisia'
P0LLARUS RHEUMATIC LISIMENI
PoLLARUS RHEUMATIC LfNIMENr u,,.,,.
Isa certain cure for Chiloisih'
POLLdRUS RHEUMATIC LINIMESI u..a.
Ia certain cure for Chappsa n
POLLARUS RHEUMATIC LIFIMENL an;a.
10 certain cure for Affections OF tne Sf'
POLLARUS RHEUMATIC LINIMENF IA,
no4 10 for sale by every Druss,.t II %. e,..'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-05
N1ETROP OLITAN HALL.

nIsPATCH STEAM POWER
PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT,
Main, Corner of Thirteenth street,
RICHMOND.V
j. ID. HAiiMERSLEY 81 CO, Propriefors'
Country Merchants and Others visiting Richmono,
are invited to call the Dispatch Steam JOB Printing
establishments and examine the largest assortment OF
Types aud materials for
STORE BILLS{
to be found South of mason and Dlxors Line, ana
to which all new improvements In machinery
and Fancy Type are being constantly
added. as fast produced.
CARDS
OF every description printed IN ,,,,
GOLD, SILVER OR FANCY COLORED INKS!
on Plain, Enameled or Colored Paper, In the
peatest manner and on the most
reasonable terms.
CIRCULARS
executed in the best style of the art, and large
assortment of fine paper kept always on hand
/. BILL HEADS
printed good paper 10 superior manner, and ruled
to any pattern desired. The facilities tor
executing this description of Print.
ing unsurpassed.
Checks, Drafts, Notes, &C.,
neatly printed in every variety of style and hnish
some designs for this style of work will
be found at this establishment
MAMMOTH POSTERS
or plain or colored paper or in colored ink. This
Office has better facilities for this kind of print
ing than any other offics in this city. In
short, every description of Printing
executed on reasonable terms for
cash, with neatness and
se6 dispatch.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-05

GLASS WARE.-.We have just received
N large additions to stock of Glass Ware, COM
prisins rich Cut and Pressed Gobleta Decsntsrs,
Wines, Clarets, Champagnes Fruit Bowls; Gus, En-
graved and Pressed Tumbers; Preserve Dishes; Sy-
rup Pitchers; Egg Glasses; Fish Bowls; Csndeshades,
together with good variety of Lamps &c. We in
vie the attention of friends and the public gem
orally. no 5 BULKLEY 4 CO.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-05

EXCURSION TICKETS will be issued at the
ticket Office of the Richmond aud Petersburg Rail
road.
To 20 by the Accommodation Train, leaving Rich
uono at half past O'Clock the above day. good
to return the same the next day, for ONE DOLLAR
AND HALF for the round trip.
THOs. DODAMEAD, Superintendent
l. oilr
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Virginia EXCHANGES INSTITUTE

Virginia MECHANlCS' INSTITUTE
THE FAIR OF THE
VA. MECHANICS INSTITUTE
Is OPEN DAILY FROM 10 A. M. TILL P. NJ,
AND FROM 2 TO IL PM.
In THE SPACIOUS HALL OVER
THE OLD MARKET.
Besides most extensive variety of
MECHANICAL FABRICS, FANCY
ARTICLES, FINE SPECIMENS OF
HOUSEHOLD ARTS, PAINTINGS AND
CURIOSITIES, THE RENOWNED
PICTURE OF THE
s. G. II O q L OF A r II e N S,
FAITHFULLY COPIED FROM THE ORR.
GINAL, will be exhibited daily and nightly.
ADMISSION Is csnts-Doors open from So'cloek,
A. d., till O'Clock, r. NJ, and from O'Clock P. ID.
till 10.
A Members ticket admits the owner and two Ia
dies or lady and two children under twelve years
of age. A Junior Members ticket admits the owner
only. Tickets are not transferable. 60 2S-ts
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-03-12
MASSACHUSETTS LEersLArURE,

TUESDAY, March IL.
SENATE.- PetttioaS-0f Frederick Parker
and n others ofTempleton, Joseph RAYMOND
and GA others of Royalston, and Henry Smith
and 1874 others of Templeton, severally against
the division of Worcester and Middlesex
counties.
Bus EagroSsed- Bills authorising the
County Commissioners OF the county Of Nor
loiK 10 construct bridge across the Boston
anu New YORK Central Railroad in Dorches-
Ter Tor me confinement of Idiots and Insane
persons IN addition to an act CONCERNING
2anings banks TO incorporate the Webster
Institute IN the City of Cambridge
HoUsE.-P Petitions OF BENJAMIN N Rp,-
lock of Leicester, asking for an inonirv IN, =
the otlcial conduct Of 7. e. Aldrieb Eao
District Attorney tor Worcester District, The
petitioner at the close finds fault with tbe
action Of the new District Attorney. M
Mathews; VIM. S. Bradbury and 2oS othora
OF Westminster, against division of Worces.
ter county.
senate Bills relating to the State Reform
school Tor Girls were passed to third read
ing, under report from the Judiciary Com
lnittee that they ought to pass. One Of them
changes the name Of the school to the 90 State
industrial School for Girls" Tho other nro.
Viues that the Treasurer shall invest legacies
and donations for the benefit of the school
1",kertag The C0nSttution.-Th resolve
providing that no foreigner shall vote unless
ne has lived in the State twenty-one wears,
was passed to third reading by a vote Of 30
70 Sl-not two thirds by great deal. Mr..
beai proposed to substitute ten years, but this
was lost
The bill to allow the Suffolk Bank to in.
crease their investment in real estate met with
much opposition. 1t was under discussion
when our report closed.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-03-12


GUANo.-At the last meeting Of tha r..
mers Club. resolution was adonted rocaaa
mending all the Agricultural Societies in ~
United States to unite in petition to our GOV.
eminent to take possession of all Guano Tsl
ands which have been, or may be. discoyeraa
by the Americans, for the benefit Of the Unit.
ed States and the discoveries, the taking Of
such possession to occur only on islands unin.
habited, and entirely out of the maritime iu.
risdietion Of ctEer nations. 1t win be remem
bered that the Farmers Club took the initia
tive, last June, in requesting our governmen
to extend its protection to two guano island
discovered by American shipmasters in tn
Pacific, and that the United States frigate In
dependence wat dispatched TO the islands 70
that purpose several months ago. 1t is est
mated that, with the encouragement Of GU
government pure guano can be furnished t,
American farmers az three -fourths or ever
ne.half the cost of the Peruvian article
~ X. Journal Of Commerce.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-03-12

a LARGE DAIRY.-A New Highlander, rid
ing IN railroad car down South somewhere,
seemed particularly disposed to astonish the
other passengers with stories about Yankee.
dom. AT last he mentioned that one of his
neigh6ors owned an immense dairy, and made
million pounds of cheese annually. The
story produced some sensation, and the Yam
kee, perceiving that his veracity was in dam
ger OF being questioned, appealed to a friend
as follows" True, isn't it, Mr. - 1
speak OF Deacon Brown-you know Brown ~
'e-s s. replied his friend, :" that is--yes
i don't know how many pounds of butter
and cheese he makes year, but l do know
he has twelve sawmills that go by bultermilk
power"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-03-12

Providence, r. l., is an Industrious,
thrifty, and wealthy city. Its total valuation
Is over seyenty.slx millions to population of
1875, or an average of nearly $1,000 to each
inhabitant 1t has thirteen banks, with a
capital Of thirteen and a half millions, besides
two savings banks, with deposits of two and
half millions. Its leading manufactures
produce gooils to the amount of fourteen and
hall millions per year, Of which about throo
and half millions is in cotton goods, two
and half millions in jewelry, about the same
IN iron manufactures, besides over million
in screws.
A shoemaker received note from q
lady to whom he was particularly attached.
requesting him to make her pair of shoos
and not knowing exactly the style she desired
he despatched written nissive to her, ask'
ing her whether she would like them
Wround or Esq, Toad" The fair one In
dignant at this rich specimen OF photography,
replied, " RaesthSy." r."
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-03-12
4OCALNEWS.

CRY L1auoR AeENcIEs.-At the executive
session of the Mayor and Aldermen, Monday
night, John Q. Hill, George R. Spur, Chas.
Clarke, P. B. Mignault, and Charles Sibley,
were appointed agents for the sale of intoxi-
eating liquors. The bonds of NJ. B. Green
and James Green, previously appointed, were
approved. The salary of each was fixed at
So. An order was passed, for tie transfer
ence of the liquors in possession of>the late
agent over to the new agents. Also, an or
der directing the City Marshal to use his ut
most vigilance in enforcing the liquor law.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-03-12

HoRsE.SHoEs by MAcHINERY. = An inn
proved machine for making horse shoes has
been invented by Mr.. Robert GrifIiths, Of AL
leghany, Penn. The iron bar of which the
shoes are made is fed red hot into the ma
chine, and is then cut off into the required
length, bent by levers, and formed upon dies,
wedged and punched at one continuous ope-
ration. One machine will make ten of those
shoes, with ease, per minute, and they re-.
qulre very little to be done to them afterward
to tit them for use. The shoes are also well
formed, and exhibit no strainng Of the fibre of
the metal
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-03-12
daw1y

Try THE BEST. The loudest Boosting and yindiest self
wanting is not always indicative Of the greatest merit
NOW although there preparations so him
oto0n hat the unitia ed woad think they originated On
" t'e beneath the sky and possess such remarkable
quaes that they are unfit for roor mortal flesh but ard
desgned for some more ETHEREAL class of beings II is re-
HeSmng to come in contact with remedy adapted TO hui
man ills, and such eye tn be &C. W. Stone's Courh
Consumption and Bronchitis Elixir" II makes only a
modest enuncatiou Of its merits but from actual tTiaI
am observation we believe it tobe the urg best cough
remedy exant. II has cured very bad and tight seal
eH cough and colds in forty eight hours; try II.
BUSH co. Sole Aaents for Worcester County
= Agents-James Green, III Main Street Worcester, D
b. Wngate, New England Villages O. A. hale Grafton
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-03-12

lNALIENABLE RGGHTs OF AMERICANS. The
following are not enumerated in the Declare
ton of Independence
To know any trade or business without ap-
premiership or experience.
10 marry without any regard to fortune,
state of health, position or opinion of parents
or friends.
To have wife and children dependent upon
the contingencies of business, and in case of
sudden death, leave them wholly unprovided
for.
TO put off upon hireling strangers the liter
rary, moral, and religious education Of chill.
dren.
10 teach children no good trade. hoping
they will have, when they grow up, wit
enough to live on the industry of other peo-
pie.
10 enjoy the general sympathy when
made bankrupt by reckless speculations
To cheat the Government if possible.
To hold Office without being competent to
discharge its duties
To build houses with nine and six inch
walls, and to go to the funerals of tenants.
tiremen, and others, killed by their fall weep.
ing over the mysterious dispensations of Prov
idence.
10 build mp cities and towns without
parks, and calling pestilence visitation from
God.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-03-12

The ELECTRO CHEMICAL BATHs.-The question of ex
traetng he mineral poisons from the human body by
this great discovery is placed at rest Dr. Colbys
scientific manner of administering them, by throwing
aside the metallic tub and all that would tend 10 ytate
the experiments, and using gutta percaa tubes and
ptatiHd connections, amounts to demonst ator. DR..
Colby is entitled to much credit for the great paus
has to place these baths upon their merits aone
thus secure for them the confidence of intelligent
munty His office is at IFS Main Street. and we advise
oar friends to call upon him and learn more of this inter
esting matter.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-03-12
4 New and Valnab9e Dis,

IT rev 1nd Valuable Discoyerv.--DR
hA US AROMATIC INYIGORATING SPTRIT- -T,is
9eeoos beverage is superior ~ all Invgoratng Cordias
schnapps, Nervnes, &c. in use for the cure of
Mefyousness Heartburn Drowsness, Kidney ComplNins'
Meancholy' Deiiium Iremens Iutemperance d. a. Il
stupefy. NY ''i''Alea'e ~
fvs9ns VINO have become habiua.ed to the excessive
use Of Tobacco Opium and spritaous Liquors VIII dnd
lnu pelDaneht reei from the desire to these
destroying agents, by takinga bottle r two Of tbia
DELICIOUS MEDICAL BEVERAGE
weak and sickly families will fnd Dr. HAMS Inyiror-
ties, it being regeneration as well as ~ The
human system Each eompainthat the Aromatic Invie
Grating Cordiaf is calculated Is named on the wrap
are also infinitely given ~ "@
PTlce Sl'9er bottle. Prepared by Dir. DARIUS HAM
Principal Office No, Liberty street. New York where
gists throughout the United States
VID SCOTT " N 20
dpc0Q
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-03-12

The Hawaiian nation, the population
of which, seventy years ago. was Tarionsly
estimated at from 5000 to 400, 900, now
only counts Y, 900, decrease within this Pc
Rod of at least two thirds. Vast tracts Of
land do not harbor human soul. Fertile
kalo lands, once under cultivation, are lett to
the rule of grass and weeds. The island Of
Kauai remarkable for the produetiveness of
its soil aud able to sustain population Of at
least l00, 600, contans-only 5000. 1t Is not
to cruel ami devastating wars that is attrihut-
ed this unparalleled falling off in so short
time, but to social contact with civilized
men.
Col. Fremont's Marlposa estate con-
tnina upwards of seventy square miles, sit |.
ated about two hundred and fifty miles east
erly from San Francisco. Falmer, Cook &
Co., the California bankers, own one undi.
vlded half of the tract and the Colonel the
otner, which many persons believe makes him
the richest man in the world. He bought this
immense gold region in 1916, for $4,000, and
was laughed at for the recklessness Ct his in
vestment. 1t has already yielded some thir-
ty five millions of dollars, and its resources.
both mineral and agricultural, are said to be
inexhaustibe.
The Cincinnati Gazette says that it
cost $22,400 to catch and carry back the fugi-
tive slavea from that city. Four hundred
deputy marshals We're under pay twenty
eight days.
The New York Mirror says that Mrs.
E. Cakes Smith, the authoress, is dangerously
sick.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-03-12

The Boston atlas winds up an article upon
the difficulties between England and the
United States as follows;
Official middle and madness could
l1fce me TWO countries into contest, we
t hn, ~ nave oeen long ago at loggerheads !:
are wiser than their rulers. and will no+ raar0
mit Palmerston or Pierce 10 deInda ~, 'sos Po,.
suicidal struggle" '-ietn Ii''O
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-03-12

GALyANIc ExPERIMENrs.-Dr. Boynton in
PRODUCES into his lecture of this evening all his
Electro and Galyanic experiments, with his large
Battery. Also on this occasion he exhibits his
great painting of Niagara Falls. The Middletown
Ne'cs says of this work. 1t is beautiful paint
ing, as well as beautiful picture, and sight of
it alone is worth the price of ticket for the
course" The advertisement announces the re-
dueed price of the course tickets.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-03-12

A PROFESSIONAL PREFERENCE" How do
you like the character of st. Paul F'-asked
parson Of his landlady one day, during
conversation about the old saints and the
apostles. "Ah, he was good, clever old
soul, know,-for he once said you know,
that we must eat what is set before us, and
ask no questions for conscience sake. l al.
ways thought should like him for board
er,"-Posf.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-03-12

" 1saar'a Balsam of wild G1herrv..-T This
medicine, coming from respectable source and careful
" prepared oy an experienced and skihfu physician il
received by the public with confidence Its efficacy has
Deea proved in many objurste cases of disease and s
iame has rapidly extended. Il las been extensive rsed
IN every part o. the country, particularly in the Middle
anu Northern statesi and strong testimony from hcbl
favor of its merits as a remedy for Colds and Gos
fectons Of the chest, diseased Liver ''s''' "i-
reputation. "''"heu gu hlgh a
None genuine unless signed l. BUTTS on the ,roo,o
Prepared and sold wholesale and retail only by sFTi
", FoWLE, Boston, Mass, whom all orders sbonId he
addressed, and for sale by his agents. ''''"'u 'e
AGENTs.-James Green D. Scott M r c-aar a.,
olaTk, o"orceslerj O. II. Colburn, Leominster
lebZ6 eu62Iy&v2
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-03-12

The GFetstesE McdscmI Discovery of nc
age. MIR. KEkNEDY, of Roxbury, has discovered one
our common asture Weeds. remedy that cures every
kind Of Humor, from the scrofla down to common
Pmpe He has tried it in eleven hundred cases. and
never failed except in two cases, hunder hunor He
has his possession over two hundred certificates az
is value, all within twenty miles Of Boston.
Two bottles is warranted to Amusing sore mouth.
One to three bottles win cure the kind of pmplea
on the face.
Two or three bottles will clear the system fbiles
Two bottles warranted to the worst canker in the
mouth and stomach.
Three Eve bottles warranted to cure the worst case
Of Erysipeas
one to two bottles is warranted cure all hunor in ths
Two three bottles warranted to cure the most des
peraie case of rheumatism.
Two bottles warranted running of the ears and
blosehes among the hair.
Fu1rs to six bottles is warranted to cure eorrut and
cunning ulcers. '1~
0as tottle viii cure soaly eruptions of the skin
Two or three bottles Is warranted to cure the worst case
of ringworm 'i9' '0'S
Three or four bottles warranted to cure salt rheum
Eve eight bottles will the worst case of scr0fua
benefit IS always experienced from The first bottle and
perfect cure is warranted when the above quantity is
Reader peddIed over thousand bottles of this in the
vicinity OF Boston know the effects of it in every case
80 sure as water will enguish fire. so sure win this cure
humor never sold bottle oft bat that bottle sold an
o1her aer trial it always speaks for ITSELF There are
Two things about this herb that appears to me surprising
hrst bat grows in pastures, in some places quite
plenty and yet It's value has been known until dis
covered it in 1886 second, has should cure all kinds
huInof nave given it to children year old up to old
men OF sixty from the homeles won in Boston, up to
s5 oele o. onanta and ~ all cas5s the is certain.
o change OF alet IS ever necessary the best you
GET maze lEeWise an herb whens meTed in sweet OIL
olssoiVes scrohous swelling Of the eek and under th
ears price 90 cents.
Directions far Use. Adult, o. table spoonful pes
day; children over eight years desc spoonful children
from five to eight years. spoonful As nodirection
be applicable al constitutions enough to operate
on bowels twice d day.
III Kennedy gives personal attendance bad cases Of
ecrofua.
Price 81. Manufactured by DONALD KENNEDY, 100
Warren street. Roxbury. For sale by BEDDING h co.
8 State street. Boston.
For sale in Worcester by D. Scott, NJ. b Green. s.
White q Co., O. A. Harrington & Co.. f. H. Marsh H. d
Wctherbee, Caldwell Hill Bush & Co James Green
L. 7. Laze sbiey Scott; 0lappviile George Roberts,
Southhrdee. A. r Ammidan dIy al
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-03-12

STRAIGHT WHIos, The New York STRAIGHT
Wing General Committee held meeting on
Monday evening, at the Broadway House,
Hon. John A. Talmadge presiding. Resolu-
tions were passed recommending the principles
of the Old Wing party as the basis of their
organization; declaring that they are utterly
opposed to the extension of slavery, and with
hold all sympathy from the nullifers Of the
Missouri Compromise; and disclaming all
connection with, or allegiance to, any other
political organization.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-03-12

George Foster Of Andover has been
appointed Inspector Of the State Aims House
at Tewksbury. in place Of Jacob b. Farmer,
of Concord, removed for voting the Republi.
can ticket last fall.
The Boston Bee has expressed de-
termination to keep "parfectly cool" during
the Presidential campaign. SO will every.
body else If the weather don't change.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-03-12

The Connecticut delegates to the Phil
Adelphia Know Nothing Convention were az.
snuited In the streets Of Philadelphia, about
ten O'Clock at night, by band Of row dies ,one
Of whoa plunged dirk into AIr. Booth ! leo,
and another struck Mr.. Lucius q. Peck. of
New Havcu. on the head with a slune shot.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-03-12
Police Court.

NONUAN, NaTtH 10.
Before Judge Green.-John Angler, for larceny
Of S. from Edward Craney. was bound over in
$500 TO appear at higher Court, and committed.
James smith, Margaret Hancock, and James
Burns, were fined 50 and costs, each, for getting
drunk. Smith and Buns were committed
for non-payment.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-03-12

A CoSvERsroN.-It is currently reported
and believed, that the President of the Know
Nothing State Council has commenced at.
tendance at the Catholic Church, and has
contributed literally toward the fupport of
the worship Of that denomination.