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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-08-27
1Oallts.

SITUATION WANTED.-Asa custom Cut
- ter Good reference given character and abili-
lty. Inquire at this Office au26 diff
sBNAILORESSES WANTED.-5 or Girls
wanted 10 work coats and pants, at
as dawH sF0CkWELL'S Bank Building, Grafton.
~TANTED IMMEDIATELY-GIP to
w make Goats and Pants Steady employment
given. w. RICHMOND, No. 265 Main st.
worcester, August 10, 1896. d3w
GALESMEN WANTED.-Three experienced
- Statesmen. None need apply but those who can
bring the very best reference for character and ability
JENKINS, HAMILTON, & CO.,
Successors to 3. L. Harden Coz
Worcester, August l. 1855. diff
ENARMER WANTED-From 80 to 40 years
H. old, and who thoroughly understands his business,
upon good farm 10 this city. Apply at this Office
al diff
A FEW PERSONS be accommodated with
IN full partial Board, at the WORCESTER WArEA
CURE. Apply to EF. ROGERS, sup't
iy1 diff
I AND WARRANTS-wANTE to purchase.
~ Inquire at this office. iyI4 diff
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G'(gs'a'iGgQS.

.A5sS1=iF2255 - OSVS- rug SSs
g5S5z@~t5sl One good two-horse PEDDLER,s
--~-------As- CARRIAGE, with all mo fern improve
nens, Leath@r Top and pair Harnesses; been used
but little, ana will De sold cheap at A. TOLAAN IL cos
Exchange STREET, Bay state House
Also % new, and 10 seco d.hand CARRIAGES.
consisting of CarrYas Phaetons Chaises Top and Open
Fugg'es of various patterns We viii sell the above at
reduced prices to clear our shops for future use.
anzo daw4w 4. TULMAN & co.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-08-27

MONEY TO LOAN Gold anu Silver Watches. "a
ZEN I .tE can be had ApplJ Immediately.
DEek-hO0A to let. in a central locality.
boAhD can be mad on Salem and Pleasant streets.
LODdING.BOOM to let, on Vain St.
RAkE CHAACE ioI mechanic. with small canital.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-08-27

MUNN's INTELLEGENCE OFFICE.
ZzI.-....-..MAlR STREET, UP STAIRS. ....... 227
MEAN WANTED-Competept to take charge OF
- 4 Farm An unmarried and an American
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-08-27

o. COTTAGE HOUSE FOR SALE
as,,, The Cottage House occupied by James P Rice
kh corner OF Arch and Orchard Streets can be bought
upon the most reasonable terms. Inquire of
Jy3O dH I. H. RICE.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-08-27

o. VALUABLE DOUBLE HOUSE
hs,i. FOR SALE-On Liberty Street, No. IS, contain
sA-ing rooms with good closets and convenences in
eacn tenement will be sold bargain; payment easy.
For further particulars inquire Of Z. B. HANSON CO.
Nos 66 & 6S Main ST. iy22 diff
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The merrinlac.

sation which this magnificent steam frigate and
her terrible armament have produced in England
Critics who were familiar with tho fine specimens
OF naval architecture and the destructive naval
batteries which Great Britain equipped for the
Eastern war, speak in most complimentary terms
of the extraordinary qualities Of this ship and her
armament There is said to De still finer spe-
cimen of steam frigate in Now York, not yet
ready for sea- the Niagara, constructed by the late
lamented George Steers, and upon which that re-
iharkable genius WAS willing to stake his profes.
sional reputation. Government gave him tho total
control of the construction and expenditure, and
/. is said he has built, in the Niagara, the nobest
war vessel that ever hoated on the deep, and
monument to his own fame which will last as long
"a the waves of ocean roll
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DIED.

On the Sd inst. MARY WESLEY, eldest daugh-
ter Of VIM B. and Lucy F. Green, aged II years.
The friends and scqusintances of the family are
invited to attend her funeral from the residence of
Mr.. Ro. Ellison at tina western end Of Clay street.
at O'clock this afternoon without further notice.
Yesterday, at 6 O'Clock, A. NJ, Mr.. RICHARD
ARCHER, in the sixty sixth year of his age
The friends and acquaintsnces of the family in
vited to attend his funeral this afternoon half
past o'clock from his late residence (Che stere,d
sounty)
On Tuesday, at a O'Clock. P. NJ, LUCY MOORE,
youngest child of Sam P and Eliza Jane Earnest,
aged years, 10 months aud IL days.
The friends and acquantances are requested to at
tsnd the funeral, from Trinity Church, this evening
at O'Clock.
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IN VIRGINIA.

PETERSBURG, Nov. 4.-The polls are closed
with the following result: Buchanan 1856, Fill
more 672. Buchanan's majority 164
FREDERICKSBURG, Nov. THE polls are clos
ed The vote stands, Buchanan 3o5, Fillmore 2S6.
Buchanans majority 10.
ARMvILLE, Nov 4.-Polls closed-F fillmore l13,
Buchanan SO. Fimore's majority IA.
ROANOKE.
SALEM Va .Nov.4-Roanoke county, as far as
heard from gives Buchanan 229 majority.
LYNCHBURG, Nov. 4.-Polls closed with the fol-
lowing result: Fillmore 655 Buchanan 321. Ma
jority for Fillmore 364.
BEDFORD.
LIBERTY, BEDFORD, Nov. 4-Polls closed with
109 majority for Fillmore.
MONTGOMERY.
CHRIsTIANsBURG, Nov. 1.-THE Democratic
majority in this place is go, being gain for that
party of 40.
WYTHE.
WYTHEvILLE, Nov. 4.-Bucharan has MAORI
ty in this place, and in one precint of Wythe coun-
ty of 49,
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~ Notice to the p ubiic. ado not put too
much confidence in the selfpufing 80 common with
Daguerreotypss but rest assured that any real mot
imasinary) improvement in the beautiful art of Pho
Biography will be introduced by GIBBS as soon as it
its appearance; but for the present. he conf
IDENTIFY asserts that there ia nothing in this city com.
parable for beauty or durability with the Ambrotype,
Tor "Balsom Picture, called by sone, as maae by
Gibbs which fact is the OF many protested
improvements which have appeared in sundry cards
of late. We furnish any style Picture in the art.
All ask is a call, and examine specimens to con-
vince any of the truth of our assertion Gallery,
90 Is r. E. GIBBS.
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a. Second Supply of Fall Goods and
CLoAKs.-l have iust received from the North, my
second supply of FALL GOODS. which being pur-
shased principally at the closing out Northern
TONS am prepared to offer greater inducements than
ever, In all kinds of
FALL GOODS
CLOAKS,
FURS, sc, &c.
In Embroideries, l have an immense assortment,
from Worked Collars ct 3 cents to the finest French
Worked Collars and Sleeves also, a splendid lot of
Bugle Collars on Lace and Velvet.
In Cloaks-These who are DESTROYS of purchasing
will find my stock the LARGEST, AND WITHOUT
EXCEPTION, THE MOST COMPLETE IN THIS
CITY, comprising every style of Velvet, Morie An
tique, Cloth, Merino, &c. &C.. SO.
Also, the fashionable UNLINED Camilla Caps.
In Dress Goods have every variety of Moris An
tique Silks; Striped and Brocaded Silks all Wool De
LANES; English and French Merinoss; Mouselines;
English and American Prints &c kc.. &c, with q
variety of articles too numerous for insertion.
N. EZEKIEL, IS Main street.
N. B Bed and Common Blankets constantly on
hand also, ali kinds of Negro Clothing, Linseys,
Cassinetts &c, &c Remember for bargains, call at
n. EZEKIEL'S Cheap Store,
ecN IS Main street.
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THE LONDON TINES RAILROAD TRAGEDY
The London Times, as announced in the foreign
news by the Atlantic yesterday, has been dread,
fully sold. In an editorial on the subject, the
Times says the state of affairs IN the United States
must be horrible, especially the Georgia pa pcrs
never mentioned q word Of the tragedy. The
Times thus sums up the tragedy" IS communica-
ted to it by person of truthfuness, respectable
ty and sanity:
"The train starts with % passengers, occasion.
ally taking up some and putting down some in
the course of q journey, which begins at FIVE in
the afternoon and ends at half past three the next
morning The passengers know about as much
of each other at starting as passengers usually
do. Three get iuto the train together; another is
an acquaintance Of theirs; two others are friends
and there are two fathers with their sons. In the
course of ten hours and half in this select com
munity, no larger than is sometimes assembled
round private dinner party in this metropolis
there are five actual dueis with fatal results. a
sixth duel, which was arranged but did not come
off owing TO the death of an intended principal
In another duel; seventh duel, which there was
every reason 70 believe had taken place though
the train went too for the results to trans
pire; eighthiy, . murder OF the two dozen pas
sengers fifteen are mentioned as entering more
or less into the drama; twelve took direct part Ia
dueis; six were killed, and three were left ON the
way hghtng. Four Of the duels were fought at
convenient spots, the train stopping for the pur-
pose one was fought In the luggage car while the
uAn Was In motion: and the one with uncertain
results was fought a. regular stopping place.
InIee OF tho dead bodies wore left behind: one
!. carried from the scene of the duel and depos
-. sa on Ine luggage; another lay whore 1t fell in
s .ns iagssse cafj another was thrown out on the
VI tne six killed, two were fathers and two
we're sons, one father killed while ayeneiaa his
on ,s sao one child killed for lamenting bis father
tne occasion Of tbs frst duel, the train did not
say out But the result followed by televrs nh =
49, ssecond and fourth. the conductor becoming
seen " TIE sport, walled, and the survivors re-
condusso, .ns tI.lpi est IL the last instance the
nsSso 70 Leave oAs sef the survivor On sh =
No H. a.s. WIN The aid Of ths fireman hs bored
~. ~ .ls oshsr V prevent further slaurhser The
shrss !, generally night the last AFFAIR being a
1870 - a1eOmmon incidents. and that scarce ! vsss
sSAoss sons tAtal sncouniar on The road >
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wFIetcher's Hair Tonic Is one of the

wFletcher,s Hair Tonic Is one of the
was invented for the Hair Its soothing and pene-
trating effects wonderfully and perceptibly felt,
insomuch that the general exclamation it, "Oh what
delightful article Fetsher's Hair Tonic Isl" and its
benefits unequalled by any other preparation 1t
perfectly eradicates dandru from the scap it speed
g stops the hair from falling off, it makes the coarsest
hair soft and plant and the redest hair by the of
few bottles, is changed to beautiful dark brown.
Nor is there any preparation that is equal to
Fletcher's in dressing hair One two epplics-
lions week being sufficient to keep 1t in healthy
condition.
1t is sold by the principal Druggists in the city and
country, and for sale, wholesale and retail by the
manufacturer, JOHN B. JOHNSON,
les 10th st., between Main and Cary.
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virginia NIechanics' Institute.

The Exhibition of this Institute has been quite
unfortunate for the last two days. The weather
has thrown quite damper upon it. The number
of visitors has been small AID addresses announced
for two nights were necessarily postponed. Last
night Dr. Edw ards address was postponed until to-
night at o'clock, when it will take place. 1t is to
be hoped there will be fair weather to-day; for any
other weather ia death to Fairs. The grand pic
ture of the School of Athens will be exhibited in
the Hall of the Institute during the remainder of
the week &ysSsS
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SIGHT X K = 4 d X T. ID 80 ANOTH K
- WONDERFUL CURE OF SCRoFULA BY HAMP-
TONS VEGETABLE TINCTURE.
NEAR CHEsTERTowN, Oct Esd, 1856
Messys. Mortimer Il Motcbray: Having seen a osr.
tificsts OF great of scrofua by Hamptons We
getable Tincture servant boy in the family of the
Hon. VIM ?. Thomasson, of Kentucky, with certif-
of Hon. II. Clay and others testifyipg per-
cured BY it, was aRo induced to try he TING
on servant girl of mine Her disease ec1s scrc-
fuLa in its worst form she blind both eyes !;
and her case bad that never expected to see
her restored l procured tho Tincture and am hap
by to say before had used bottle she began to
see-and by the time she had taken the second bottle
her eye sight quite restored, and she cured of
this loathsorne disease. and now, though two wears
have elapsed, she has had return of tho disease
and consider her entirely cured by this Tinoture
give this certificate that others may be induced az
I was to try this most valuable remedy - believe
from what have it would cure most disc as of
this kind. II. ANDERSON
Kent county, near Chestertown Md
EY- Delicate Ladies and children will please give
IL trial.
Call and get Pamphlets gratis, ard see cures of
cousins, Bronchitis, Rheumatism. Liver Compsint
Scrofula. Az female medicine it 10 unrivalled
Hundreds will testify of cures on themselves and
friends after all other remedies have failed.
Sold by o. A. STRECkER and PURCELL LADD
& CO., Richmond; BY Dr. COOKE, Fredericksburg; BY
all tie Druggists in Petersburg; by MORTIMER &
MOWBRAY, Baltimore, and BY druggists and Store.
keepers everywhere.
n 81 per bottle; bottles for IS.
no 5-dGcts
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r. Curtain Goods..Second supply. -.
The subscriber has just received per steamer James
town, a second supply of new and beautiful CURTAIN
Tsssels, Loops, Cornice. &C., which will be made
and hung in the latest STYLE upon reasonable terms
as any house south of New York
- JOHN +. REGNAULT,
Upholsterer and Paper anger,
oA-2w 1872 Main street.
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The Irish census tables. just published. report
that in one year there were q, TO deaths from
starvation The editor of the Medical Times,
commenting upon this appalling statement, says
"The figure must be far short of the truth The
narrowing details given in the body of the report
leave no doubt that mutitudes persisted by the
wayside, and the in cherries Irish howell, whom
neitherpoliceman nor coroners inquest ever took
pota of
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no 4-2w

CT Anthracite, Midlothian and Black
HEATH CoAL-The subscriber is now prepared to
Furnish the best PHILADELPHIA ANTHRACITE,
and LUMP COAL from the above Chesterfield
mines which he will sell at the lowest market price,
tor cash or its equivalent Orders left at the auction
house of Lsrus l. Shine, IA Main street, will meet
with prompt attention.
An 1S---Sm r. q. LAkUS.
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE-There was a large fire at
troyed from fifteen to twenty buildings, including
the entire business part of the town Among those
destroyed were the Postoffice and the Exchange
Bank. The loss is variously estimated at from
fifty to one hundred thousand dollars. There were
no engines in town.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-05

~ Whitehurst's Gallery Of photographs
AND AmBRoTYPEs-The present manager has been
engaged in the business Is years His pictures are
on Exhibition the Mechanics Fair. and at "a Main
street. The public are cordially invited to call and
Judge for themselves.
Photographs copied from Daguerreotypes any size
desired. ALBERT LiFod.
no4-lm"
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The Mayor of Washington has appointed the
Goth inst, as Thanksgiving day in that city.
The colonization ship IL G. Stevens was launch
ed at Baltimore on Saturday last.
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PECAN CROP OF TEAAS-From all accounts the
pecan crop this will be equal if not greater
than the yield of 1852. The exports of this crop
the above year was enormous.
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MARINE NEWS.

san wArER THIS DAT AT lei O'CLOCK.
ARRIVED,
sehr C. P. Brown, Hsselwood, N. Y, hay, Marx
sehr. J. w. Rsachs, Johnson, n T., hay, Marx
schr. VIM Gregory, auckland, Roekand, lime,
scsr. ChristopA bsiss Snow, N. Y. salt, D.
NEWPORT, Allen O.
schr Havinias Barnes, Terry, Albany, lumber,
Whitlcck Son.
schr. Magnet, Lewis Nova Scotia, fish, Bacon L
Bsskervill.
aBsrk Hamilton, New York, hay, Whislock
Son.
SAILED,
stesmsr Belyidere, Pritchett, Baltimore, mdzs,
Ludam & Watson.
Steamer Jamestown, Parrish, N. T., mdzs Lud'
lam x Watson.
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e specInI Notjce.--I ask the attention
of DRY Goods dealers and others to my sale ei dcsl-
rable articles, THIS MORRING. at 10 O'CLOCK:
nos r. CAUTHORN.
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e Board Of Trade of Rfchmond...
Horace L. KENT, Prest E. B. BENTLEY, 7reasr
WILLIAM B. IsAAcs, Secretary.
Committee of Arbitration.
WILLIAM s. DONNAN, Chairman.
LARKIN w. GLAzEBRooK, JAMES B. DuPuY,
DAVID CuRRIE, l.. D. CRENsHAW
T-ta
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LOST.

T OST-~On Sunday last, between the ma
IL Market and ths American Hotel Aye REV
The finder viii be suitably rewarded BY leaving il A.
my Stall, Old Market.
DO 4--St WIN. CULLINGWOpru
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~ pRIsCOL3s BaLM on TIL,

e DRISCoLE5 BALM OF THOUSAND
FLOWERS, Is cent? per bottle only. The most
agreeable Dentrihce and Cosmatic that ever the art
of applied chemistry has produced, cleansing the
teeth healing the gums and mparting fragrance and
sweetness to otherwise offensive BREATH which too
frequently exists without the persons knowledge
For sale in Richmond by r. DUoUEsNE, No. 2o7,
Main street, and by Druggists generally.
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e. The regular monthly meeting OF the
Monroe Building Fund Company will take place at
Saunders Hall, on Tails "wednesday EVENING.
at half past O'Clock. b. w. sIAhAE,
noh-It Secretary.
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-pnHeIDBNTtAL ELECTION.

Yesterday was day Of rain and storm. and
the aggregate in the State must be considerably
curtailed In this city, however, there Is only
falling of of SO since May 1855. Our election was
conducted very quietly, Invested Of any Of those
disgraceful scenes which disturb the exercise o.
the right Of suffrage In the Northern cities. We
give below returns As far rs they have come to
hand
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-05

r. The School of Athens This great
picture will remain in the Hall of the Mechanics 10
stitute until the close of the Exhibition. Admission
to the Exhibition and painting, 2' cents. MOO
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SHIPPING In Portion the LIST instant there
were in port at New York 705 vessels, Boston 2l7
Baltimore sc; and on the 25th ult., at Charleston
&c, Savannah Al, New Orleans log, and Mobile g.
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rrT.EcRAPHIC NEWS.
FOR THEDIs ITO b

Congrelsioual N0m inafi0u In Kansas.
Nrw YORK, Nov. A special Kansas cores
nondent of the New York Times states that the
Free State men met In convention, At Big Spring.
on the 2sth ult, and nominated Elk Governor
Reeder for Congress A resolution concerning
Governor Geary was postponed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-05
SPECIAL NOTICES.

u Virginia Mechanics iInstffufe.- The
Lecture of Rev. DR.. EDWARDS, announced fer last
night was postponed in consequence OF the insiem,
ENJOY of the weather. until THIS EyENING, E.
O'clock when it will take place in the Hall OF the Elk
hibiton of the Mechanics' Institute. no o-H
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EIection Frauds In New York,

I NEW YORK, Nov. "A number of indictments
have been found In the United States District
Court against parties for forging naturalization
fraudulent voting have been discovered. The
names Of the parties have not been made public on
account of the Presidential election.
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VIRGINIA.
RICHMOND CITY.

Naturalization Scott $40. For Flournoy, ss5.
For Fillmore, 2s3.
Aasrs9ats pote Of the City-In 1851 1866. In
1855. 1917 In 1856. 1895.
CHESTERFIELD.
observation-disclosures 173; Buchanan l40; Fill
rsore's majority 80. Flournoy's majority in 1855
l52
PRINCE GEORGE -
Court House, 3 o'clock--Buchanan 40 Fillmore
City Point-Buchanan 80, Fillmore'13.
AMELIA.
Court House, IL oclock-Fifteen votes poIed, Of
which Buchanan gets 9.
PRINCE EDWARD
Prospect, 2 o'clock-Buchanan Al; Fillmore 8.
HENRICO.
Court Honse-Fillmore, Alb; Buchanan 376.--
Fillmore's majority 81. Democratic gain since
1855, us
Observation-Disclosures majority a. Democratic
gain of 90.
AHey's-Fillmors LOG, Buchanan A. Fillmore's
majority e..
GREENVILLE
Ryldnds Precins-Buchanan 60, Fillmore 6.
HEX. ford-Buchanan 49, Fillmore G.
SUSSEX.
Stoney Creek-Buchanan A. Fillmore 4.
DINWIDDIE.
PhilLips-Buchanan Ga, Fillmore 9.
Court House-Buch snan 40, Fillmore 16.
Pools. 10 oclock-Buchanan4 AZ, Fillmore 2.
BAlaps'-Buchanan 81, Fillmore o.
TIE L g IL A II
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MOTT CE.-.severai pleasant rooms, with
Board. may be had at the Boarding House of the
Misses MURRAY, on Grace, between 5th and 9Th
streets they having concluded to remain at their pre-
sent residence. few gentlemen can be sccommo-
dated as day bosrders 9-ts
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CHEAP DRY GOOD sl.--AUGUsTUs

CHEAP DRY GOOD Sl--AUGUsTUs
Csssinets, K erseys Linsey Woolseys Bed and Negro
Blankets Bleached and Unblsached Cettons Mar
settle Quilts, Calicoes, handsome Dress Goods Red
Yellow and White Flsnnels; Apron Checks, Bed.
Ticks Canton Flannels and variety of Goods to be
sold cheap at AUGUSTUS MAILERTS,
nos No Al Main It.
EMBROIDEKIEs,E MBkOIDERIES.-.
may find them at all prices, by calling st
AUGUSTUS MAILERTS,
nos No. al Msin 81.
Qln QUAkrER BAGS LANGuORNE
COO JOHNS Superior Family Flour, in store,
for le by
nos BACON & baskerville
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,,,. n,.s. when all we're full Of anxiety 70 hear
nss .,e -. from che North, we were in-
sne e'ses. ,ss wires Of the Northern line were
FORMED .n. - massage could be receivedi This
down ~. .nrovins and drew cures Of al sorts
was NOS ,.rge assemblsge met at the Dispasch
from 'as I'm the earliest intelligence. What
once !" ,no /, 10. to be sure, to be breaking
Ie'es .,,ch . ,uucturel We are satisfied that
co~ "a. -, another such in the Union. Fits own
=. .s.. Tor ,beir line the reputation Of unparil
,.Ied inefficiency and worthessness, they nav sc
cured 1t to their hearts content.
On the other hand, compliment Is que 70 'ne
Richmond. Lynchburg and Abingdon line-nore
than twice as long as the shackhngiW ashington
,;ne--sor heius in good order and working well
during the storm yesterday
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BOARDING.

TTNiTED STATES HOTEL re-opsned n
u private boarding house, by the undersigned,
who begs leave respectfully to say that there now
enterprise worthy the patronage of discerning pub
lie, and to establish first class boarding house
Terms moderate, and exertions made to please.
Transents taken at the rate of Is 25 per day.
&C 22-l~* j A. JETER.