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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-06-03
DIED.

DIED,
In Spencer, June l, Mr. Charles E. Denny, aged 40.
Funeral tomorrow, at o'clock p. m.
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NEANTILLAS. MANTILLAS.-5OOM Man
I'VE tilss o? the and elegant styles lust
received at NN LOCKE CO.'S, which they wlii sell at
prices to please every one. Mes. Il 6 Lincoln House
Block, formerly rceJ.er House Block.
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REAT RUSH
j. L. M Y E r s.


j. l.. M Y E r S
Because Ladies found out that they can buy
BOnncts and Fancy Goods
cheaper there than any other place in Worcester
Look for instance, at the following list of prices and
vince yourself whether his statement is not
STRAW BONNETs, from 26c to 81 so each.
DRESS GAPS, from 25c upwards
Bonnet Ribbons from 121 to 42c per yard.
Ladies' and Chidrens HOSE from &c to SOC per pair.
" GLOVES, from to zoe pair.
Muslin and Cambria Chemsettes firm SOC to IS piece
Z" SLEEVES, from Csc to 81 pair.
/" COLLARS, from &c to So piece.
q BANDS and FLOUNCINGS, from
I2lc to $40 per yard.
Embroidered HANDKERCHIEFS, from Sc to 81 each.
Muslin and Cambria Insertugs and Edgings awful low
Laces and Edgings of all descriptions, almost given
away.
Pure Linen Pocket handkerchief &c to 81 so each
Ladies' French Kid Gloves, from so 10 75c pair
WHITE GOODS, in plain Swiss Muslin Dotted Mus
Inns, and wrought checked and striped Caubrics,
etc.
so cents to $40 apiece.
Black Brussels and Houiton Laces, very cheap.
Black Lace Mitts, for 124c pair and upwards.
Parasos, an endless variety, very cheap.
Besides those articles enumerated you may and there
the best assortment of PRINCES, MORE An
TIQUES, and all kinds of Ladies' Dress and Matilda
Trimmings,
Which will be sold % per cent less than they could
be bought at any other Trimming Store Their regular
GERMAN HOSIERY
They selling PRICES that their COMPETE
tors who sell nothing but those poor circular English
hose, are thrown entirely in the shade.
1t would be useless for them enumsrate all their ar
| Iices, but they would say TO all their customers,
! NOW rs YOUR TINE
To save money by calling
j. L. MYERS, 30 Main Street,
al store snnth of the Wnrcester Hnuse
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lO0llts.

EBOiRD WANTED.-A gentleman and wife
D wish board and well furnished room, or room and
bedroom (private family preferre1) Address, stating
terms, which must he moderate, Box 225 ?. Jr2 de-
THNENEMENT WANTED, near Main Stree
H Rent exceed $3.50 5000. Apply at this Of
flee. il off
M ANTED-KANZAS SETTLERS !!
In July or August 900 900 of acres of the best
lands In Kanzas will come into market. TIE EXPENSES
Of temperate, industrious men, will be paid from Massa
chusetts Rauzas.
Let men Apply who will till the soil, aud who de
Jena the cross. A large company will go out in june
Apply Immediately to DR.. CALVIN CUTTER, Warren
Mass my3I diff
WANTED IMMEDIATELY "A middle
w aged American woman to assist in doing the work
for small family, few miles of the city Inquire
at this ohce. my31 utt
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NETORCEsTER CORNET BAND.-W
Wv L. HOBBS Leaderi P. GODDARD. Director
The above are prepared TO furnish music On all occa.
sons, as brass bana Any number VI musicians fur.
nished for gu idrlle music.
Apply to- a. ALDRIOH, or to
Worcester May 80, 1856 al
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-06-03

n 6ERM AND LARD OIs.-Ninttr aud
~ np,ing sperm on, aud Extra west rn Lar OIL In
Wv "A' "' Univ ny q. y. a A. J. HOWE.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-06-03

GOODS TO SUIT EVERY ONE.
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gRNHE UBsCRIBER.RE REED AND HARNESS
n MAKER aud detler In Manufaciusers' Articles
generally, having a liberal Ter to engage ia other bust
ness, will sell his ch es, Tools stock u Goods, FIX
ures and Good win at bargain II applied TO soon.-
The foreman Ia the reed bnsins Can be retained NJ
air price, Any informant regarding the property can
DC ohtaintd Of the subscrlbr, X. DRAPER,
Fos,er's Block, n str St., Worcester, Mass,
or OF u. d. a @. DRAPER,
nNlI or (Hintdsle) Milford Naes
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FOR SALE OR 10 RENT

sAhs The subscriber offers for sale or TO rent iiij
t"vavw dwelling Houses, situated on Chandler ~ -
haules are built In beautiful style and IN In, m ~ ~ "
outh wlrkminllke manner. The location /. one 81
ths y re lth'u aud desrabe Ga the city. The ab,y
pfvpefy pe VII Tor far price, aud ltrge pr Dor
tion The rlhse money can iay on m ,rtsagt In
quirevI y. " DEWEY and J. s. SMALL OF Worcester
or tqe nn9sorber, AZ his Office IN Mercantile Building
Worcester, june 9, 1860. az
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EDWARD KENDALL!
AND
KCndall'S Brass Bandi

or New England, who won
the First Prize, as the Best
BHgLey and BntSS Band, and
who will make a Grand
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-06-03

E A n G Y G. o O d s
IN "PILES' AND "HEAPS."
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-07

cher, the father Of the Texas revolution, died 10
Brazoria county, in that State, on the 22d ult He
was formerly member Of the Virginia Legisa.
ture, and went from Richmond, Va to Texas.
There he soon became popular and served In
the Legislature. He WAS elected to the consulta-
ton of 1885 and by that body made its President.
On its adjournment he was sent with VIM. II.
Whartcn and Austin, Commissioner to the
United Stxtse was elected to the first Congress in
1896; and from 1899 to ls4l was Secretary of War.
Since that time he has been in retirement, enjoy
ing the society and friendship OF his old friends,
who entertained great respect for him. DIR Ar
cher was polished gentleman, ripe scholar and
an eloquent speaker.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-07

ArTTMPT TO MOB A JUDGE-The Cassville
(Ga) Standard, Of Thursday last, says:
We learn that crowd Of men undertook to mob
Judge Brown in court in Marietta, last week, on
account of his having fined several OF them for dis
order in the courthouse The marshal and officers
of court being present, came to his relief He fin
ed and imprisoned several Of the mobites to the
extent of the law
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-07

John Davenport, formerly of Jefferson county.
Va, is the American candidate for Congress In
the ST. Clarsvile district of Ohio
Three hundred engine drivers on the New York
and Erie Railroad have struck for higher wages.
II lis estimated that from 30 to 40 children are
stcIen in New York every year, and never after
wards heard Of
Msior william, j. Clarke, formerly Comptroller
OF North Carolina, has been chosen President Of
the San Antonio and Mexican Gulf Railroad.
The Savannah Board of Health report 20 deaths
OF which i6 were whites-for tho week ending
30th ult.
Hon. Henry Wood, Fillmore elector for the Neck
lenbure district. OF Virginia, has resigned. and
come out for Buchanan.
u. H. Psgram, clerk Of the centre market, Pc
tersburg, Va, died very suddenly on Saturday
night.
man has been arrested In Norfolk. charged
with stealing from drug store barrel OF oaissm
copaiba ssssss - =. .
william B Smith was convicted 10 the Circuit
Court 1t Ripley, Miss. . few days ago, o! man
"a ushter In the second dagres He was charged
~ish he murder Of his own sons under circum-
stances Of great airocity.
Mp. wills has written isttsr n favor of fro
mont. Il
.Tbs Manhattan Gas Light Company now ehasgs
Sa 20 per 1900 eube fest sof gas instead Of ~ -
hsrstofore.
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THE DAILY DISPATCH
Tas.day nisrniss, OcisSsr ;, sssS.

-. - ONsO0th q tS0Os
Tine cAARLksTos DuEr.--Ths Chsrl.ston n.
pers publish additional Letters concernips The .te
duel there. II tappsars that when DR., rurm.n = -
ried MI, Rhetts note to Hon A. G. Magrath. assum.
BAG the authorship Of "a Nulliaersa Is,,srs one :.
Judge Magrash's family was critically H. nor could
no leave her. To arrsstthe duel between Mr.. ia.
Der and bis brother, he dispatched to the city the
following letter:
un "AlKEF, Sunday
pkAs CAssoLL: have just received, throu sh
khstt. Informing ms that he 10 the suthor of m
article In the hercury-that Edward has challenged
Tss:r.inyitss me tomse6 him, with the usual cere-
am grateful to Edward. but sorry that he chal-
enssd. Let the matter be stopped or stayed. Gnta
Il .halI come down in tho car. Of Monday: 10 tb.,
VIII reach tbs city at o'clock p. M. Ny wife 1
Wild have 70 bring with me, for cannot leave her
here. Send word to my house to have hre-iu any
chamber that 10 esrpeted Verify, these sentlemen
seem disposed to hunt me to the death.
You ever. A. G AAGRArHn
B. R. Carroll, to whom the above note was ad.
dressed, publishes letter, in which he says:
81 made known Judge Masrath's wishes TO several
Of the friends Of the gentleman engaged in the dael
and discovered that the time place and
Of the sas were already known throughout the city
MAGISTRATES knew them-conservatiyes Of the peaoe
knew themi and pious men, and even eIsrsymsn,
were ~ well acquainted with all the facsas the par
ties interested
accompanied by a few friends attended at the
railroad to meet Judge Masrsth his ARRIVAL 10 the
afternoon. HIS brother Ldwsrd and Mr. Tabsr had
met before he reached the city and not Ions after
taking Judge Mssrsth to my house, we learned tho
issue Of the duel"
In reply to this the seconds Of the parties pubsh
card containing the following paragraph:
1t becomes our imperative duty to ask of you, TO
whom of the undersigned did you make known his
wishes, and especially his intention to be in the city
the afternoon Of Nondayl And In the meantime, it IL
our still more solemn dnty-charged a. were with
the lives and the honor, aud the most sacred feelings
Of the parties we represent-snd OF all parfies-to
state that to and neither of VI, officially
officially, directly indirectly, 1t made known
BY you, or by any other friend of Judge Mssrath,
permitted to know from hinsslf, and we were In
formed by no one In any way contested with him,
what part he meant to play when he meant to be
Ia the city"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-07

NEW ERA IN WHALING The Liverpool Times
Of the Goth uIt says An American whaer the
W. F. Stafford, Of New York, has arrived at
Queenstown, on her return from Nova Zembla =
On her vo, age, which WAS an experimental one,
she captured three whales by new method, first
practised by her master. Captain Roys, and which
consists of firing kind of small she'll at the ami
NAL, which explodes after entering its body, the
practise of harpooning, as is we'll known, being
both dangerous and uncertain
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-07

Rev. Leroy NJ Lee OF Richmond, was 70 f1eAeA'
portsmouth, Va. Sunday night
wilson 4 lower mill in Warren county, Vsr "ss
sold last week 10 +. w. Minor for $3,5O0
Hon. John johnson, late chancellor o. nary
/. "A aisd ia baltimore, Saturday morning
There were 10 deaths In Norfolk, Vs. wv
month.
.Ths u g. storsship Relief, and survey steamer
Hs.zel, arrived at Norfolk, Friday. a
The season at the Lynchburg theatre c'oss
Saturday night. 4as4
fsraxttls Corning u tha Democratic pemiueef 8
Congress In tho Albany Distriet, New fesk
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-07

SUICIDE OF MukDERER-W. F. Allen killed
E S. Hamilton, in Claiborne Parrish, La, on the
10Th of July last. On the Sd Of September. by aid
of handbill, he was arrested in Brownsville,
Texas, and while being examined In the Judges
office, blew out his brains with pistol
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-07

ACQUITTED.-Jeremiah Baldwin, who was ar
rested by the Planters Bank at Memphis, Tenn,
for obtaining goods under false pretences, has
been acquitted Of the charge. He has sued the
Bank and others for false imprisonment, laying his
damages at S50,0 600.
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Large Grab -On Saturday night Isst The Ore
gon H,l patrel paid visit TO Bowling Green, and
there saeceeded IN csptarisg sboae one doxsn ne
gross, who were assembled h snaR grocery
playing cards and dics The ksspsr Il Dc sstab
ii.huent who Il . white mar, REFUSED y admit the
officers without warrant bat in order to - ex
the safe side and carry out the la~ at The sams
tins. . portion Of them surrounded The house and
guarded IL, Hhilst Others went @ magistrate and
| obtained warrant. Al the pSieeneEs were taken
before Justies Baker of Hsnrico. and By his order
sounaly dogsed.
Ring TIE Beu-The virginia Central Railroad
Company were fined 45 by the Mayor, yesterday.
!of failing 10 cause bell 70 be Yune whiss one Of
n en gines and train Of cars were passing along
union street and across othsrs - the ordinxnce
olrecu The agent Of the Company gave - an. sx.
cuse for the ofence that the regular switching en-
gtne, which had bell had been taken 10 The chop
or reraars but said that moro compIainfs should
I1roSias Stones -Thsms K Busks was held
TO oal yesserday In the Of 1IO0 for his future
good behavior. on conviction Of throvipr saooes
as Ehzaoeth Hubbarfs house in Locust Alley, last
Sunday night. using obscene language II the
street, and resisting watchman Bottom who saw
him cast the stone, and heard HE vulgar rsmsrks.
Tom owned up TO the charge. laid The entire blame
the future. t#
1Ae SSedmer AnShsf1. on her passage from Norfolk.
on Thursday last was compelled to stop AZ Kires'
Mill Wharf, in consequence Of the fiues Of 6er
boiler leaking badly. II viii be necessary for her
to stop few days to have them cauIked, when
she will resume her place upon the line again.
Aaeati0n nenIiemen The regular term Of the
Circuit Court will commences tomorrow morning,
and. as the docket is . heavy one, Judge Meredith
has intimated his intention Of flung al who were
summoned there and fail to attend. ffl.
Sudden Death we understsnd that Mr. Andrew
Allen. residing on Jefferson street, near frat, died
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-07

~ ID. DENOON has for sale 900 EnaMel.
-. led Crates Tenders and Sc MINER Pieces, em
brscins Square Topped Circle and Eleptic Patterns
be sold ut the lowest prices Orders from town and
country promptly attended to. The Virginia Ne.
clAnics Institute awarded silver medal the highest
premium, to SAM'L ID. DENooS for the beat spec.
iaens of Crates and Tenders Also, for sale large
stock Of Bells. Hrsss Brck Moulds, &c. Apply at my
Bell and Brass Foundry, No. rs Main street, be-
tween 9Th snd 9Th, west side Richmond, Va.
L.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-07

EXTENSIVE RoBBERY.-Fridsy night. about IL
o'clock, the house of Aaron Hurschfeld, Utica, N
York, was entered by burglars and robbed Of
about $4,000 worth Of gold watches, rings, chains
earrings, &C., tog ether with some certificates of
deposit and bank bills. A man named Iche, q
professional robber, worth $4,000, was arrested
for the robbery.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-07

BLOODY REECoUNTER-A bloody fight occurred
at Edgetied, Tenn on Monday evening between
VIM. Pentecsst and Thomas Richardson, both re
sidents of Edgefeld. Richardson was shot in the
body, the ball entering his side and breaking one
of his ribs; he is supposed to be mortaly wounded
Pentscost was cut in several places with knife,
but Is not seriously wounded
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-07

A MILLION BUSHELS OF WHEAT RAIsED IN ONE
CoUNTY-The Rockford Qll) Register estimates
the present seasons wheat crop in Winnebago
county At one million bushels, and yet mot one.
fifth of the land Is iu cultivation"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-07

BIG PoRKER "A hog exhibited at the Chilicothe
(Ohio) Fair last week, weighed l 1,l35 pounds. and
measured feet in length and about the same in
girth He was two years and three mOntha old
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-07

BIBLE PRESIDENTIAL TICKET-The Bible
Times a religious public alton issued in Baltimore
by the Rev. Thomas H. Stockton, nominates, upon
its own responsibility, Judge MLsan for the Pre-
sidsncy, and Theodore FreInghuysen for the Vice
Presdepcy.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-07

N.yAL.-The sloop.of war Cyane from Bostor
Angust o6th on . cruise Was passed 29th ut, q
3.3oP. NJ, SO miles s. W. of Cape Race, by the
Rrifiah staamship Africa
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-07

HEAVY Loss.--The packet boat Oregon" got
sdrIft Wednesday morning at Troy, T.. ano
csnsized She was heavily laden with hour ana
- nsrc,,andise much of which hoated down the RI
xsr and sunk. The loss Is estimated At Sl3,ooo
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-07

DEATH PROM CARELEssSkss.-Mrs Jane ii!
tletied recently came 70 her dsstn "
MAJ. by her clothes taking fire from the sxpiosol
~ = can Of burning auid. She was pouring u ny
On her kindling wood to make fire In the stove
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-07

DINNER TO Hon p. g. BRosKs : A public dinner
on n day. Col. Brooks presented with gold
goblet, silver goblet and two gold hsaded canes.
bpeechss were made by senator Toombs Of Go Gov
Adams and Hon. A. r. Butler Of South Carolina
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-07

MOULDING DRESSED AND UN.
ISl DRESSED LUMBER-BelvideAe Planning Mills,
on 9Th street, south OF the Basin, in OF the Pc
t-rshurg Depot.-Pisning, of all kinds of lumber,
Touguing and Growing done in the best manner
Dressed Flooring Sd and "A inch thick; Shelly.
ing Partition and Car suH on hand and for sale.
Also Frame Timber, Oak Fencing, and building ma
terais generally
Builders Moudings, sixty different patterns, al
ways on hand.
seS-3m sc ROBINSON
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-07

Two MEN KILLED BY SuFFocATIoK.-This morn
ing two cslored men. named John Baldwin and Al
bert McCummin, were found dead In Parkers stable
In Byron street. Both Of tbs bodies were found IN
bed lying in natural positions and there u no doubt
the deaths caused by snffocstion from coal gas
which escaped from small stove in room adj Dining
the ons ia which the men laid Bost0n Ledger.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-07

FATAL ACCIDENTAL an American mass mestine
At Atlanta Ga the Sd inst, Jno. McGahagan. ems
Of the delegates from Morgan county while fasteninl
nag on pole fell from the height of 10 feet and
died immediately
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-07

FOR KAHsAs.-A company, consisting of 10 cti
xens of Columbus. Miss., has been formed in tha,
si4 contributed by the citizens for their support
They were TO have started on the 29th ult.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-07

~as NoTICE..-F. bECHER ~ BkO.
IA Their Merchant Tslors, Ne. sc Main street
% below the st Charles Hotel, ara receiving
BOARDING.


DOAKDISG.-1h ne Subscriber has two We.
ID " vacant rooms, suitable for sin Gle gen
gen or young ladies attending school in the ci
~ she would be plessed, also to hsve several more
DAY bOARDkRS, and will use her best enneHvors
To sye entiie satisfaction to thoss who may favor her
with their patronage. MRS. IL. p. PAIPFEN, =
Over Mrs. kimpePa
60 Sn-lm On Broad above 4th st.
ff1ttE khykhk HUISE, corner of Fran
lin and Sd streets, will be opened on the lst of
October next, under the superintsLdenee of Mrs.
Wharton. + d.
Families aud day boarders can be comfortably ac-
cemmodsted. se2 2S-2w
NJOTICE.--Several pleasant ro0n,s, with
~ Board. may be had at the Boarding House of the
Misses MURRAY, on Grace, between 5th and 9Th
streets they having concludedto remain at their pre-.
sent residence few gentlemen can be accomnno-
dated IS day boarders. se 9-u
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-07

The new Ohio State loan Of S240o0Oo At s.x
St.te after December 81, 1856, was awarded IN
New York last week to Messrs. II. A. johnson d
10. At lO3, per cent, they having bid for the
whole or none At that figure. The bids were near
" threegtimes larger than the loan, ana ranged
from IOo TO as high - 1i0 per cent
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-07

MONUMENT TO CoRA.--rhe notorious Bella
Cora IL causing to be erected costly monumes
at San Francisce 10 the memory Of Charles Cora,
who was executed BY the vigtiance COMMITTEES
for the murder Of Gen. WIN II Richardson. u q
= eisssnt = nossible. nd that 0oS have a
ready been expanded npon the work. II 4 70 have.
among other Inscriptions the following /" hur.
dered by The Vigilance Committee. Nay 22d,
rasH 70 I 3
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-07

sidney Hodyson. sxAminsd In Loudoun county
Va, for shooting and killing Daniel Ayres, on ihs
Sd ult, has besn acquitted
Five new churches are now In process Of ssse-
ton as Portland. Ne. Oae Of them = 20 have
tower ll0 fest high and chime Of bells
Francis @. Still. well known printer of Bos.
ton, y dead y Aa
PArodi gave eoneertl b Boston on Thursday
night.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-07

MIxIsTrR HELD REsPossIBLE.-The daughter
~ Mr. Fehi keeper of the United States hotel, at
Pittnhurg, Pa, has eloped with man named
Floyd, attached to Spaiding & Rogers Cireus,-
She was but sixteen years Of age Her father In
tends prosecuting the minister who married them
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A CAHD..-We the undersisned, menu

A CAHD.--We, the undersigned, mem.
II ber. of the RICHMOND INSTRUMENTAL
operation about session under the direction OF
MIR Y. BUSCH, feeling much grstifed at his ability
Il Conductor and Arranser. take great pleasure ia
nding him to the public, and we hereby cor.
daily invite the cooperation of those musical anna
tsurs who may be disposed to unite with from the
commencement of next session. (the 1st of Octo-
ber and also later in order to make this Club per.
manent and worthy she conntenanee of refined and
intelligent community
~ Apply to Mr. P. E. GiBBs Ambrotyps Rooms,
COrntnisu hall.
w. LsIGa BURTON, Violino Primo
A. SHoLL, 'i'AA Seeonu'
Jso. J Fry Viola.
Pc. GIBBs, Violonc.llo.
ER r aosrssv'' assnss Flausi PRINT.
3 3. TsfSEsps +; kaopss' rl.uti secondi.
GA. ERICSSON, Clarinetto Solo.
v. BUSCH. Conductor.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-07

6HocKlNo AccIDENr-A little son Of John w.
Duffy Esq- Of Handy coanty, Va, sccidentally fell
backwards into kettle of boiling apple butter on
"Wednesday iast burning him badly that hs died
from Its effects few hours after the cad occurrence
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-07

In addition to the above card, take pleasure in In.
forming the public that Staging Society Of 1meri-
gentlemen is about to Le formed which, after hs
Ing been sufficiently drilled by me. is going to be
united with the Richmond Instrumental Music
Club" SO that both to be considered as Society,
consisting of one Instrumental and one Vocal sec.
ton
Gentlemen wishing to join the Vocal division, will
please call for Information at Mr.. p. E. Gibbs Am
brotype Rooms, Corinthisn Hall; at Messrs Hsr.
rold Nurrays Book and Music Store; and at my
reside nee, Bank, Of lth streets opposite
GOddin's Hall OLOF A. ERICSSON.
al
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NOi aCh.--Tae OAK WOOD CkMkTFs
M 10 isid OF Ia ssefions, sad Tor sats. 10y
One wishing 70 purchase. apply 70
sa sl-ts JOHN kk0tOkb, buRt.
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CLosED Tho exhibition of the Massachusetts,
Charitable Mechanic Association. held at Bottom,
closed ON Wednesday last The net receipts w
about $4,000.