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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-01

g. VERY VALUABLE RESIDENCE
LIZ ON FRANKL1NANpJ JEFFERSON STREETS
FOR SALE, LEASE OR RENT.-The hand,
dwelling located a. above 10 for sals lease or
rent 1t is large and commodis u.s. having eight rooms
with fire places to seven Of them, besides large &C.
commodatiens for servants. Also, stable and car.
rige house. Gas and city water have been introdu.
ced
The whole premises are either new, or have been
recently re modelled and altered and not ony 70.
markedly handsome, but very convenient. 1t isony
necessary to examine the premises be PLEASED with
them. The neghborhood il equal to the best in the
city. 9ODDIN APPERSON
iy 2-IW Auctionesrs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-01

/ - UsaA 6r-suuart,s coffee ana Foreo 0ico.
ba EOwiN woRrHAn / CO.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-01

DILULES DE BLANCHARD, n vIodure
ferreux inalterable, sans odeur nj savsur de far
on d1ode; Peres d. Ether du DR. Certan; Capsules de
ferreux nalteratle De Va let; Fumieateur Pectorsl
pour les masdies des Votes do Ia Respiration Rscs
bout Des Arabes; Pate Pectoral and sirop Pectorsl
Capsules en- Lichsn; Drsgees de Santonine. lie &c.
For sale By MEADE l. BAKER,
Pharmaeeutists,
iss, N. w. corner of Main and 10th streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-01

MOUNT VERNON HOTEL, CAPE MAY.
1vI N. Y.-This magnificent HOTEL the largest and
most comfortable in the world, is Eow open for
the reception of guests and those visiting the Capes
To one who has this Hotel it 10 well worth
visit, it being the largest Hotel in the world, being
capable of accommodating 2l00 people comfortably,
and dining 5000 The length of the dining room in
the clear is 425 feet long, width 60-tota length OF
wing 56C feet whole length from Ocean parlor to the
barber shop quarter of mile, with 432 rooms -
Also, Stablns, Carriage Houses &c, attached, to-
gether with Temp Alleys. Pistol Galleries. Archie
~ tents. and Quot pitching Grounds for the Ladies'
with fine Hippodrome ring under the supervision of
Madame Minnie and Gen. WEIGH.
~ Board 81 per day. CAIN & FOSTER,
14-1m Prooriatoys
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-01

'lsnE understgned, having appointed MIR.
i WILLIAM J. BEVILL his Agent for CONDUCTING
his PAINTING BUSINESS in all its branches at
his shop, on Broad street. between Sth and 7th sts
respectfully asks continuance and increase of the
patronage 20 literally bestowed on him. -
e Orders left at the shop will DO promptly at
tended to By Mr.. Beviil. l.. MAiJi.E
iy 4-1m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-01

"a FOR Il IN THE granite front
;sa store on Cary, between 18th ond 18th .trests-
A Possession given imrne distely. Apply to
JNO. w. ADKINS, or
jy 25-ts David J. Burr
- FOR n ENT-A new brick dwelling.
essS ling 10th street. with rooms: eas ia ,scb
room, city water in the yard, and Kitchen with
two rooms. Apply TO r. SEDGWICK.
Main street, between l7lh and 18th streets
" "a I'm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-01

A FOX RENT...Hayingfa taken the new
:S brick house adjoining Mesus Hsxsll Co, and
w. T. Staples Co., we offer for rent the dssi.
is1e Werehouse at present occupied By as corner OF
Possession will be given imme diately.
jy4-dlm PETEaS. MARTIN l. co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-01

'f,UnPlN, ROPER 81 MURRAY, Under
i TAKERS, No Governor street, Rchmond, Va
keep constantly on hand al kinds Of readyn,nde cor.
FINS and METALLIC BURIAL CASES
~ 25-dly
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RUsINEss CARDS.
IUhS w. DAVIES,
y DEALER IN AMERICAN AND ITALIAN
MARBLE, BROWN STONE AND GRANITE.
MAIN STREET, BETWEEN 9TH AND 9Th SITS.

MONUMENTS, IO4bo, HEAD PIECES,
House and Store Fronts Window and Door Sills &c.
Burying Grounds enclosed with Stone and Iron Rail-
iBg. First Premium awarded by the Mechsncs In
stitute and Agricultural Society of Virginia.
lie lots
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- FOR RENTING brick Warehouse
EM on the Basin, at tbs corner Of Cary and 10th
Streets new occupied by Messrs. e. 9. w.
ID. Tompkins Possession given on LIST Of October
Apply TO- JOHN RuTHERfooRD.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-01

II EST NEW FAMILY FLOhk in " hole
and half harrels-aso bags to suit families " ar
ranfed to Do FIRST rsse-for sale by j. }. FRY,
| " ol Ees Rnuk
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-01

t'OP bUtiG AND HAkNEss.-Thcs sub
i scriben have for SALE fue TOP BUGGY AMI,
HAkNESs-the Buggy bur little used II not aoid
privately IL viii be ofrrd at auction On SATURDAY
next ct the Horse Lot, near Central Depot.
yS LARU6 K SHINE. Aucts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-01

( EUKGE =. LOWNES, 256, Main street,
" near 7th-Grates; Tenders; Summer Fronts
(square, circle and elep.c pstterns) Ornamentals
Iron Rail; Balconies Veraudshs, &c.
Remember the number and give me call after Z
efnining elsewhere nv 21-Sm
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-07-02
Cost an0 Goun0.


4 OST-on the road from Henshaw Pond to worces-
"a ter Green Bag in which notes of surveys for
worcester Water Works and other improvements. A
suitable reward will be paid the person returning the
lost property to MIR. ?. BALL. Civil Engineer Exchange
building je25 diff
A FEW PERSONS can be accommodated with
IA full or partial Board, at the WORCESTER WATER
CCRE' Apply to b. +. ROGERS, sup't.
B1 diff
THSO TIE LAnEES.-GREAT BARG ANS
a Again we have received another choice assortment
Of our usual nice ami tasteful EMBROIDERIEs &c
which consists Of an extraordinary fine lot of French Col
lars, Gloves and Bands Also, Embroidered Muslin and
Maltese sets; Maltese and Thread Laces, IN white and
black; Hosiery and Gloves. We have such large and
choice quantity that almost every calling will confess
them to ne superior to any other assortment exhibited
here for an example Of the cheapness of the same we
only mention thatwe sell good Mohar Mitt at 75c pair
IRIMMiNGs.-We have received new lot of Fringes
ana Gauze Ribbons. Also, nice assortment of FANS
Purchasers who examine stock will certainly find
our store the best ana cheapest place to buy goods
Respectfully, GROSS & STRAUSS, 1852 Main st.
Jezo di Opposite the Post Office.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-07-02

Book BeePer.-A married man, of experience
having the highest testimony character and ability,
wishes to obtain situation Bookkeper exclusively
in connection with other business duties He under
vote his time faithfully to the interests of his employer,
for fair consider ton. Address L. EAEON or COLE
MAN PUTNAM, 2l3 Main street, Worcester Mass
jeS0 d3th
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-07-02
! EORGE P. BRYANT

G. e Q RG e p. BRYANT
Wishes to inform all interested that he has leased one of
the elegant stores in the magnificent building being
erected ny the Mechanics Association; that he proposes
to remove there about tie list Of Sepeubr that it the
determination to reduce the present stock of DIV Goods
previous to that time very low figure; and believing
that not much would be accomplished by reducing the
price OF lew lending articles and asking enough 9TH
ers to make up the loss, thorough examination of the
whole stock has been made and the prices placed so low
that all who have small MEANS or wi to buy cheap can
be supplied The following list will prepare purchasers
for what they may expect:
Dress siIts, stock not large, but those on hand
sold cheap.
10 pieces FRENCH FOULARDs, &c goods. at 45c
6pieces CBENE STRIPE roc goods, sold for CSC.
80 pieces SILKS, embracing all styles ard qualities
when have been retailing from SIC to 81 ~ ali marked
down to 5c; all other styles of DRss SILKS which have
been retailing from 81 rs to 81 SO, marked ST.
Best styles Plain Black SWISS SILKS, at discount Of
81 20 in dress from former price.
20 pieces Barrege DELAINES at sxpence; 100 pieces
Chaly DtLanes at 1879; so pieces do, at lie.
100 pieces yard wide ENGLISH MUSLINS fast colors,
at 1Oc.
20 pieces French JACONETs, prices from 20 to Csc.
100 SILK MANTILLAS, at prices from 81 25 to SIS.
10 coored silk Manlas, last season styles, at So so,
cost 81 apiece
splendid quality of white ground English Printed
BRILLIANTS, at 12tc.
pieces Super English PRINTS, at 15c have been SELL
ing well at 25c
50 Embossed TABLE COVERS, at 81 Is; 100 1O-4
Damask Table Covers, at 81 S7t.
so doze Linen NAPKINS, at half price.
90 dozen Linen HANDKERCHIEFS, at 1Oc, cheap at
shilling.
Boxes Ladies' SILK VESTS at cost.
300 yards remnants Dark French PRINTS at Tic; lot
Of remnants all grades Bleached Cottons Swiss Musns
Plaid Cambrics &C., C.
100 dozen 25c Cotton HOSE, beautiful goods all offered
at the low price Of one shilling.
160 SUPER quality PARAS0LS, at 81.
10 pieces Csc goods at shilling
70 superb MORE Antique PurasOIs at 81 former
price So.
25 dozen TAFFETA GLOVES at 40
10 pieces GINGHAMS at sixpence
10 pieces Plain and Figured All Silk TISSUES at 25c,
42c goods.
go piecs BARREGE ROBES at S., former price Sc So
a few Lace POTTS, and French Lace MANTILLAS
viii be sold cheap. 90 Stella ShnwIs at IS, very
cheap have border inches wide, and have sold well
at 81 So
10 Bach Silk Shawls large size, at So so.
Balance of stock of Whalebone SKIRTS, at 81
Colored CAMBkICS at 64c.
u Ladies' please mark this that goods will be found
as cheap as advertised when you call for them The OBJ
ec is to close out the stock before removal and if low
prices will do it, they'll all go.
N, B. First price named will be the lowest
GEORGE p. BRYANT.
Worcester, July !, 1855. dl5l&w3t
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SUPERB DISPLAY OF
ARTISTIC CELLEN CE!i
MRS. DAN RICE,
And her beautiful Manage Horses, SURREY and ARAB, In
her elegant school Of Lady Equestrianisn.
The Troupe this has been augmented by the
gagement Of the well-known Professors,
MEssRs. MURRAY AND HOLLAND
Whose AcTobatic and Gymnastc Performances through
out Europe and the United States, as
THE ROMAN morn RS,
Have acquired for them universal celebrity, viii appear In
the several acts.
The CELEBRATED Horseman,
MIR. G. RYLAND,
Whose wonderful skill In Equestrian feats OF dexteriy Is
acknowledged to be one OF the greatest achievements
Of modern Horsemanship, will exhibit many
feats Of entirely novel character.
YOUNG JEAN JOHNSON F.!
Anerica's own-lhe PET RIpERhe bold, reckless, and
dashing Artist, without competitor here or else
where, In all his brilliant achievements, on
horseback and upon the Cord Elastic.
Mr.. Isaac Sweet and Mater Charles Reed!
In theiroeebrated Of uitaon and Athletic Feats
James L. Thayer!
The "AMERIoAS HERouLEsn whose strength Il superior
to any pair Of horses that can be produced.
STORJPS EXCELSIOR BANDIT
Unhesatingly pronounced the first and most accomplish
cd in Amerca-and general outfit Of appointments dec
orations and paraphernala, which, as regards taste.
skill, or lavish expense, can DEFY THE W0RLDl
THREE CLOWNS,
Tom Watson, John Allen, and Dan Rice,
Whowl appear at each Exhibition.
Master Of the Arena, JOHN II. MURRAY
All TO be for "a cents admission. No half prce
Je21 dto Q. II. CASTLE, Agent.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-07-02

Ann BUSHELS HERDS GRASS
n VVV SEED, Northern and Western Clover
Seed and Northern ana souhern Rd Top Seed Tor sale
by LEE sPRA0UE b 90.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-07-02

, Continental Parade. July 4, 1856
There will be parade of MOUNTED CONTINENTALS
on the 4h JOIN th= regular Cavacaie that starts from
the City Hall at 104 O'Clock.
The Cont neutas are be dressed as far as possible
in the OLD STYLE, Cooked Hats, Knee Brooches, &c
Everybody, Old aud young, Invited oin and make
this the feature of the day Horses, Uniforms &C. can
be secured by applying to either member of the Commit
tee the following places: Charles E. Baker, at john
Fields office, Charles E. Brooks, at Brooks StearGs, or
{ A. Denny, at the transcript Office.
Citizens Of the adjoining WINS are most cordially in
vited to join, and by corresponding with either Of the
Committee, arrangements will made for them The time
is limited in which to make the necessary arang eent
and it is hop=d that those who intend to ioin will give
iume diGte notice to That effect
'' G q A Ell +. 6R6oks, COMMITTEE.
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WIN. LOCKE g. CO..

Nos, & Lincoln House Block, Worcester,
70 be sold for the next As days at cost NOT LESS THAN
COST as some of neighbors advertise Our facilities
are such that and will sell our Goods at less prices
than our neighbors purchase LADIES pay noattenton
to what our negbbors say about U.S. they have found that
they cannot monopolze the trade. We invite all to ex
anime our stock aud prices and Judge for themselves
1t is impossible to give you list of the prices of all our
Goods We select the following being fair sample of
khe whole. Read and judge for yourselves:
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"LET INDEPENDENCE BE OUR BOAST.
EVER MINDFUL WHAT IT COSrn

"LET INDEPENDENCE BE OUR BOAST,
EVER MINDFUL WHAT II COST"
As national jubilee is to be so tremendously cele-
brated by all ranks and parties of the good people of the
"Heart of the Commonwealth and to chow the wond ems
which have taken place in this the Queen City of the
Bay, to those Sons and Daughters who have been alb
sent and who havd aectonately desired by our
Oity Fathers through their polite and gentlemanly Sec
Rotary John Boyden Esq., 70 partake in and enjoy
all tine festivities of that Glorious Day. And, as JOHN
ADAMS has said, "his opinion that in after ages
the day would be celebrated by the booming of Cannon
Bells, Bonres, Examinations, and all demonstrations Of
joy" (Had Fire Works been in fashion in those DAYS
it would have headed the is) And having learned thai
our fellow citizen, h. T. DIXIE has made arrangements
with one of the largest pyroechnists in the country
whereby he will be enabled to furnish to all the various
kinds of Fire Works in general use, and at the low
est wholesale prices. without regard to quantity.
Therefore ResoiUed, That we will call upon our Towns
man. ct his place of business, 226 Main Street.
and supply ourselves and our little ones with such Fire
Works may severay need for the purpose of carry
ing out in the most gorgeous and spirited manner every
thing pertaining to the honor and glory of the day Now
exhibition from which may be selected such as are
wanted and forwarded to those residing of the city
direct from the laboratory by Express otherwise The
aa
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-07-02
90 Ert.

Two RENT.--A nice upper Tenement, to a small
,oa "nny. Apply TO LE0NARDS Express,
J'"V uu $50 Main 81.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-07-02
.Nn. 4 EirQarna.E:e.

ROCKETS. l. 2, 8, 4, and MINES. Nos. ! and with
o.. assorted. starsj with serpents; 4
ROMAN CANDLES. 4, 2, with colored stars; Extra
3, 4, 9, and balls, and size
and colored stars FLORAL SHELLS. .vari-
WHEELS. Nos. Q, l, 2, 8, Gus coors With Candle
q, D, o ana celored cen BENGALLIGHTS. Nos. /,
tire, s double colored cen 2.3,4 s. and g. >
tire, 5 triple colored cen FIRE BALLOONS. From 4
e6 ire r,,,nu,s to 20 feet in circumfer-
SCROLL WHEELS. Nos. ence.
IL, and 3. PIGEoNs..1, 2, 4, and
FIN WHEELS: Fun SIZE o., TO run upon a cord.
sbh LEM :Fns size TORBILL0NS. Nos. /, 2,
GkASsHOPPERS.. Full and 8.
size; CHINA FLYERS. Nos. l
BLUE LIGHTS. Full size and 2.
No.2. FLOWER POTS. MORE.
REVOLVING SUNs...By T0RPEDOES. Hard case.
the dozen or less PULLERs.
FORT FIRES for Artillery
CHINESE FIRE WORKS.!
Chinese Rockets, small size 1000 in $50 packs Of
Chinese Rockets, large size, gross in l2 packs
Of IL rockets).
Fire Crackers, No. /, gold chop 40 packs per bsx.
Cannon Crackers, gold chop 20 packs per box.
Uucfe SANS Crackers, No i, mammoth size, twenty
crackers per bunch, twenty lunches per box.
Double-HeGderS, 500 in box.
Ostc Siow Match, large size 1000 sticks per case
practced eye will REALLY perceive, that TO furnish
dH will be absolutely necessary that orders should be
left days previous to the 4fh. to enable him to give
that satisfaction and instruction needfu In the presea
BY so doing no one will be disappointed IN single ar
Gle and no large assortment be guaranteed after 10
O'Clock NJ. on the 30 Of July.
Given az consultation premises this 14h dav Of lima
in the year Of our Lord 1856, and in the independence
Of these United States the eightieth.
Il. +. DIXIE & co.
God saus the commonvo of Afassaohu,s,,s 49,.
oouiAeIe hsg.ans. Jel4 dty4
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-07-02

Worcester Ladies.-MR. & MRS R. c. DUN.
lap have taken a shop at No 122 Main street where
they will remain short time to give instruction in La
rone's Numerical Method of DRESS CUTTING. Those
wishing pleasant and profitable business have the
necessary apparatus by applying to
MRS. DUNLAP will be happy to explain the pri7 ple
to any one, whether wishing t. am not je2I 4tf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-07-02

MJOTlCE.-The subscribers hereby give notice that
~ they have purchased the interest Of DEXTER
HITCHCOCK and GEORGE CAPR0N, in the firm of
HITCHCOCK, MUZzY, Il CO., and will continue the
heretofore. N. NJ. MUZZY
MOSES P. STEARNS
J MES P. PAINE.
Worcester, July /, 1855. DIT
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-07-02

4 IsT OF LETTERS remaining in the Post Of
E-A fee at Millbury, July l, 1856
AVERY S Kelley, Thomas
Adams, mrs Emeline LEIGHTON, A w
BROWN, John..2 Leonard, j Allen
Blunet, Charles Larry, Dennis
Brown, Edwin Lucas, Thomas S
Baker, Be lows, Co MILLIKIKEN,J W
Babccck, Henry Mullen, Dennis
Brown, Margaret..2 Morse, James NJ
Brown. mrs Martha Marble. mr.
Barnes, jane Mooney, John
CARPENTER, Horace. 3 Murray, Thomas
Cunningham, Thomas Mackin, James
Clark, Solomon Muligan, Mathew
Clark, Charles Maynard, mrs Matilda
Chopin Gleason Morinrty, Mary
Chadwick Warren NEWELL Il II
Collins Mary 0C0NN0R. John
DAVIS, John PHILLIPS, Geo G
DAVIS Peter Phelan, Margaret
Del y, John Perkins, miss Susan
Darling, Syvanus Parker, mrs
EGAN, Henry Palmer, Theresa NJ
Ellis, Charles Polom, Bridget
FREE, Edward ROBINSON, VIM
Flagg, Salinda Ryan, John
GODDARD, Samuel Roam, Michael
Gsney, John Rice, mrs Aoksa
Clancy, Failey SHEA, James. q
GLEASON, Francis Edw Sheridan, rev La
Glnvel, miss Laura Sawyer, mrs Charlotte
HOWARD, Thomas Sibley, Frank
Hall, Thaddeus Shepard VIM
Howrrd, Samuel FAINTER, Willard
Uolbrook, q Thompson, EO
Hehley, Il j Tobin Michael
Hlughton johnson Torny, Denis
Harvey mrs sarah Ann Phayer, mrs Jane
Harint1n, miss Sarah w Twehig Elizabeth
lNVhA .1angs lNDFhWOOD, Geo
Jenks, Geo Nj WRIGHT, HE
Johnson mfs Waters, Crandel
KNOWLES, VIM Watson, VIM
Kimball, sam'l q Wright Llsatd
Kinney Hiram Watson mrs Eliza
Kennedy, james
French List.
Brlere, Joseph Connoyer Felix
Langlos, Paul Frideau, Joseph
Alair Olivier Mailhut Edward
Lear, Levi Lnfliuer, Joseph
shambo, John Heafu, Pierre
Dubreulle, Joseph Lerrette Nober
Lear, Paul Bison Letie
Blanctoke, Joseph CURTIN miss saloma
River, John Demour, mrs Marian
sanchrogrn Louis Mar Dit
Persons calling Tor any OF the above letters will please
say they are advertised. SIMON DUDLEY, p. NJ
SHOE PApER-Ror sale at mauuiaoturers' prices
- by A. BAsSETT
ie18 dn Fostsr's Block
@tUNNY BAGs.--lO00 Gunny Bags large size
W flr sale by 4 n j. SUTTON,
je2l dawtf No. I Mechanic Street
RUCk W HEAT For SOWING, for sale by
tn J. SUTTON,
'une 49, No, Mechanic Street.
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SILKsl SILKS! SILKS!

90 pieces English Grown and Bchof's Swiss Black
Silks. warranted break or crack or change s
In wearing, at great bargains.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-10-30
Important to those who seId Election Re.
tVrrs

The agents Of the Associated Press have
issued the following instructions to person.
who design sending election returns by tele
graph.
First. Send the whole number of votes cast
Tor the Electors of each Presidential candi.
date HaJorities are not sufficient
Cficers
Ihlrd. Send the names and politics of the
members OF Congress, but give no figures
Fourth Send the names and politics of the
State Senators and Assemblymen elected, but
give no figures
In cases VIE |. is impossible to send
promptly complete returns by States, coun-
ties, or Congressional election districts, send
as nearly fall returns as possible, and a care
ful estimate of the balance.
Editors throughout the country will great!!>
facilitate the collection of the retp-,s of the
important election next wee. Inv publishing
the above notice ever cay until Tuesday, in,
elusive.
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PERSONAL

go. Gen Harvey, United States Army, Is
10 Washington, and is stopping at Willard's.
go. John M d. Nesbit, editor of the Mer.
Ger PA Republican, on last Friday caned
the editor of the Wing, J. H. Robinson, for a
personal attack made upon him in the Wing
80. Madame Bodisco, widow of the late
Russian Minister at Washington, with her
family, are among the passengers by the
steamship Persia, for Liverpool She is on
Ter way to ST. Petersburgh
go. Mr. VIM. Z. Burton, the comedian and
manager, and a son of Mr.. w. K. Blake, the
stage manager at the Bowery Theatre, had .
frscss and a fight in Broadway omnibus on
Monday night, the cause being as usual, Glove
ly woman"
80. It is currently rumored that eI- mayor
Conrad, Of Philadelphia, has been anncc:.Iuted
q Judge of the Court of Sessions, py Gov. Pol
lock, in place Of I.11ge Kelley, resigned The
appointment. it is understood, will take effect
on the lst of December next.
go. Hon. Edward Stanley, formerly mem.
Der of Congress from North Carolina, who has
been for several years practising law In Cali
fornia, Is In New York city. The New York
Times says that if General Taylor had lived
few weeks longer Mr.. Stanley would have
been invited to place in his Cabinet.
80. Mrs. Julia Dean Hayne, the charming
actress, has got baby. 1t is a boy, and was
born to her in California on the 10Th ultimo
Mother and child were doing finely, and Mrs.
Hayne was announced to play another en-
gagement at the Metropolitan Theatre, San
Francisco, during this month.
80. The Intelligencsr, of this morning, is
happy to learn, from q reliable source, til at
the health Of the Hon. John M. Clayton, of
Delaware, has improved, and that, although
his entire recovery will be necessarily slow,
yet there is no reasonable doubt that no will
be able, during the coming session Of the
Senate, to resume his duties in that body An
attack of fever, lasting several days, SO ag-
gravated his already feeble condition as to
give rise probably to the uneasiness On the
part of his numerous friends, which il is hoped
that this statement will serve materially to
allay