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Has large assortment Of
) q + Il r o r PIANO FORTES.
For sale on the most reasonable terms Also Pianos b
RENT
Rooms ia CiarI1's Block,
Corner OF Main and Mechanic Streets,
my3l d3m
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non EoPATHIO PHYsICiANg
OFFICE AND RESIDENCE 1l2 MAIN ST. OFyIoE ssoup
FROM TO 81 AND TO o'oIocK P. NJ
Worcester, 0gt. 20. 1888
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w. w RTCU

A. q. RANDALL
bTToRNEY md COUNSELLOR Az Inv
No. 2l2, Butman Block,
je0 Worcester. Mass. ~ l6du
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10. A. GOODNOW ,

=, arkIfns sOdn Water, with the usual variety
q, cholce syrups at D. sC0Tfs 1851 MAN, corner Of
Mecnanic ~. uy23 AR
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Il. A. GOODNOW,
,, Wholesale Dealer aud Jobber In
BOOTS, SHOES, and BEERS
273 Main Street, CUP stairsD
WORCESTER, MASS.
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DIR. n. MOODW ARD
nus removed his office to No. Elm street je2od8mis
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LOCAL NEW $.
Fren,ont NIeeIInr.

The Peoples Meeting at Horticultural
Hall, on Thursday evening, an occasion of
great satisfaction, as indicating the determine
ton, on the part of the people of Worcester,
irrespective of past differences on other issues to
cooperate with their brethren of other sections,
in the coming Presidential contest, on the broad
basis of principles laid down by the Peoples
National Convention of June H. at Philadelphia.
The speech of J. B. D. Cosgswen, Esq, just
from the enthu siastic ratification meeting at
Fitehburg, was an earnest OF the spirit which we
trust will animate the breasts of all who in this
campaign, value principle more than party, and
who are sincere in their professions of a desire
for a reform in the administration of the general
government
The speech offs. V Stone, Esq, leading mem
Der OF the late Liberal Union organization, of this
city, was another earnest manifesto of that spirit
OF Cancellation and concession of feeling on minor
issues, which alone carry the friends of free
dom successfully through the present conflict, and
terminate in the election of the Peoples candi
date for the Presidency John c. Fremont The
speech of Mr.. Stone was an able and logical de
fence of the policy of supporting the Peoples
nominees, Fremont and Dayton. He said the
pies Convention, and called with special refer
ence to the admission of all, of whatever shade
of political opinion on any other issue And all
such participated therein on equal terms, includ-
ing Americans, Republicans, Wings, Democrats,
&C., each agreeing to waive, for the time being his
peculiar views all other matters until the great
| question at issue was settled
A committee of five, selected for the purpose
retired and reported the following plan for an
organization of the friends of Freedom in this
city, under the name of the Worcester Fremont
| Club:
CONSTITUTION OF THE WORCESTER Fremont
CLUB,
We, the undersigned, citizens of Worcester,
| adopting the basis at our organization the
| platform of principles put forth by the Peoples
| Nationsl Convention held at Philadelphia June
| 18th, 1856; do hereby form this association to
secure the triumph of the principles and the
candidates CT that Convention, and adopt the
following Constitution.
ART l. The name of this Association is tho
| Worcester Fremont Club.
ART. 2. The Officers shall be a President. eight
Vice Presidents a Treasurer; a Corresponding
Secretary Recording Secretary and ali Exc
cutlve Committee of eight, one from each Ward
who shall hold their offices until others are
chosen to succeed them.
| ART. 3. Any legal voter may become a mem
Der by signing this Constitution.
This was adopted by unanimous vote, and the
following gentlemen were appointed Committee
to report at future meeting, list of officers fol-
the organization J. NJ. Rice, S. V. Stone, Geo,
M Rice, Harrison Bliss, Geo. w. Russell
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d. r. ESTA BROOK.
d, ~ hANGgAoruRFg or ALL KINDS or
fLAlN AND FANCY PAPER BOXEs
Spzzl No. gao Main street. ldem
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DIR NEWTON,

D r n 7 T
Has removed his office IRON lSS Main street to A,,ppc,
HOUSE, BLOCK directly opposite where he viii he banny
to see patrons and friends ana dtF'
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No, 1 Worcester Bank Block. 49,.
iyl4l WORCESTER, MASS. Idawtf
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Houchin's Corn solvent

KemOvnl.-T W nOU0AIN. proprietor and ma
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| ) q + Il X r PIANO FORTES
For sale on the most reasonable terms. Also Pianos
RENT
Rooms ia ClaFIs's Block,
corner OF MAN and Mechanic Streets.
myal dSm
Boots and Shoes Cheap for Cash. You
can at all times find at VIM S GO0DWIN,S Root and
Shoe Store, No IA Main Street. opposite the POST Office
pormery smith Brother) of the largest and best
assortmens of Boots Shoes that can be found in the
city, which he offers at the very lowest cash ptices
Purchasers will do well to call and examine his stock
belor purchasing. iel6 dtf
RemOynI.-T W, H0UCAIN. proprietor and man.
uacturer of
HOuchin's Corn Solvent,
-AND-
STARCH POLISH WAFERs,
S ds ssm N''oury street to No Oxford St.
w. A. $. SMYTH.
Wholesale Manufacturer OF
ADlES MISSES, OHILDBEN'S BOOTS Il SHOES,
noth se@ed and Pegged. Also, Mems and Boys
CONGRESS BOOTS,
Corner OF Union Market seetsa few steps East
Exchange Hotel, Worcester Mass.
Ap1I d1y
LIB NICHOLS, M. d.,
o IL o THO PHYSICIANg
OFFICE AND RESIDENCE 112 MAIN 81. oFyIoE souR
FROM TO 81 AND 10 3 o'oI.ocx P. NJ.
Worcester, 0nt. 20. 1888
DR NEWTON.
ID X N I S Y
Has removed his office IRON lsS Main street to AMERICAN
HOUSE BLOCK, directly opposite, where will be happy
to see patrons and friends ans all
MRS. y. Goodwin, an experienced and success,
midwife holds herself in readiness day and night 10
atteDdthe dutes o her profession. Residence rs Ans,
nctAl DIFF
WILLIAM DICKTNSoN
NOTARY PUBLIC,
No. l1S Main street, Worcester
j. L. HOOD.
Dealer In NEW AND SECONDHAND FURNITURE,
CrOckery aud Glnss Ware
Stoves, Carpets, and all Kinds Of House FURNISHING
Goods.
Main street, by - T. Ionr ~ @"1
mch18 div " A'""N'
d. r. ESrA BROOK,
Dr. .r>r NaNtEA0ruRFR or ALL KINDS or
i ato5i AND FANCY PAPER BOXES
"p41l NO. gao Main Street. lden
DIR. r, Woodward
'0ui'''a nls olce 70 No. elm Street. je2odSmis
Spn riding sOdn Water. with the usual variety
ohoice Syrups at D. SCOTS, s251 MAN, corner Of
NS0n"niV st my23 dtf
E. A. GOODNOW,
Doo- Wholesale Dealer aud Jobber In
bOOAss II q Els, and II BEERS
273 Main Street, CUP stairs,)
WORCESTER, MASS.
A. q. RANDALL.
bTToRNEY IND CoURSELLOR At LAW
No. 2l2, Butman Block,
jeo Werccs,cr. Mass. " l&da
w. w. RICE.
"A NRY AT LAW,
No, Worcester Bank Block,,..,.. Isosts, gtras
iy14i WORCESTER, MASS. '''II daS w.t.
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JOSEPH MckJTRlCk,
~ WiTdPr.

Shop on Flori1n. Fast NJ Maine 81.
r WOULD RFSrrGTFUlI y call the
L attention OF the public. 10 my arrange
ments Tor The New Yea, Having made
arrangements with one nt tn" hest manu-
featuring Establishments U Cincinnati.
am prepared to furnish Sash D'~rs and
Blinds. made OF the best White Pine LINN
Der. and OF superior workmanship and
much cheaper than can be nla5'e in the
South Persons wshin. to hulid would
find il 70 their advantage to consult me
before building
Orders lrom the country earnestly soli-
cited Country work "i all kuds prompt
y attended TO in the nrost vo1EmauIkc
mauner
Plans and specifications far CITY and conn
t.y Houses. suburban Villas etc. gi1en IL
the ,r"st arr,o>-' STYLES MI kind> y
Job Work atten9e, q with u"atness auJ
dispatch. Water tisterns made otthe h,st
material int2a
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NEW GOODS.

lust RECEIVED per Steamship Cahawba, from.
y New York. beautiful White and Coloured Bril-
liautiues Plain aud Plaid White lacenets, Main
1uks Swiss Nuslus. Fuhr odereA Swiss and .1ac-
-uet Bands, flnin Black and Cnlorod Bareges,
adies and Misses White Cotton Ilese. Black and
taored silk Gloves, iilet Nlitts, Black and White
Grape Collars aud Sleeves. Figured and Plaid
sir }afa-ols. Grass. Hair Cloth and Corded
skirt. ftz sale very CHAP at the
FHu snFtFult CHFAr CAsu STcPr.
April 22 lafayette Street
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Et$I received hv steamer Grenada, an
y ether assortment oI he above goods con-
sstin. of Striped Black Chaliey, nlain
plaid x striped f1acl hal"ges plain 4 fig
tuel fancy coi'a ChaEIeys il dress patterns,
plaiN q iawcel Barreges, oigandles laco-
nets aai Swiss Mnsiin Also y beau itul
as tnen' Of trimmings ribbons &C., all OF
WIN are bought a auction and will be
sod at very low prices. Iaav 6.
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STRAW ,uA'lVI,.,s,

u ST Eocoivad from New York auctions. TWENTY
~ ~ rftrg@ WHITE and GoLrRFp MATING
wit r viii H. sfia "a VERY LOW PRICES at the
pnJAuFIrfIs CHEAP CASH STonE,
Apl. 2A. LAFAYETTE Street.
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{ NUMBER 80.
THE DAILY COM LET.
Published Daily (Mondays Excepted,)
q, A. s,skRI. E1itor 4 IsrOpr1etOr
office on T bird Street.

office on L bird Street.
ssrus.--THF subscription is fixed Mt the
rate of - 90 per annnm, payable in advance, or
IS 30 at II expiration Of six months. The Week
~ is pnhl'shed at - 81 per annlm, invariably in
advane. Roth will he punctualy delivered with
in the limits CT the City by the carrier.
NdYCriising.-ON Dollar per square
for the first insertion, and half that amount for
stitute square.
Yearly Adverti<iug.-Merc Ira
ders, and others, will be contracted with on the
most reaz ,uahe terms.
gW .1Ob- WOrk.-OuR facilities for doing
Job Work with neatness and despatch-in all va
rietes of colors, cannot be surpassed by any es-
tablishnent in the City-such as:
LAWYERS BR1EFs-BALL LTicKETs--PosTERs---Bn
HEAps-I}uL OF L.plSGs-PRoe RAMMEs-ELECTiON
Tlckers-pRrGGrsrs' LABELS -GARps-OIRCULvRs-
and VISITING OARrs. For farther particulars, we
invite you to call and see our specimens.
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Dental Notice.
Music TelCllin.,

TIME subscriber, we'll knownl e. -
L to the citizens OF baton!T Z II
Rouge, from long residence. offers his pro.
iesslenal services to the public, as a teacher
OF the Piano FORTE, the VIOLIN. and cox
A-PlsroN. He will also furnish music
for Private Parties, Sciree. &c Letters
addressed to him through the post office.
will be promptly answered. and orders lett
at tie Comet office. will meet immediate
attention. loctl4l H. w JOLLY.
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Wrench Miami HAS.

NJ l. lailes ave invited to examine our
te4Ht tul assortment ~ French imported
Srviug Maptlns. of the latest and most fashion
ah1c Stfis e.rcHHsed nf Tie importers in n. York,
IA the nssHi -lneut i MT very large, tile ladies
Is lulI a. well tocalI narly-at the
Fru4pElpatt CHEtp rssu SronE,
rtar it-tf Lafayette Street.
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A lsaOng the Late Arrivals

Among the Late Arrivals
OF NEW GOODS AT THE
phIladelphla Cheap Cash store.
WILL hc found beautiful new style
w Paris Rareges Flouuced robes, very cheap.
A large assortment nf Satin namask Table Cloths
and Napkins, very super quality of Gents lin
en- Camhric Handkerchiefs afew pieces of super
white linen driIi For sale at the
PHILADELPHIA CHfAp tAsH SToRE,
mar2 5- IT, Iafayette Street.
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prufrssianal l!ctifrs.
Professional Card.

Professional Card.
nR. DUCHEIN. OF the Medical Faculty
~ OF Montpelier QFrancel having re-
recently established himself in this City.
offers his prote ssional services 10 the public
n-tle will at all times be found at MIR
Trlol's residence. (near Judge Burks s.
unless professionally engaged oct25-tf
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J. A. TROUSDA

j. "A. OUSnALE,
Surgeon DeMtist-RntNn Rouge.
vENEWS the tender Of his profes-
IL sinnal services in the various branches per
Ginning to the DENTAL ART to the ladies and
gentleman Of East and West Baton Rouge and
The surrounding country
As to his abilities the best ere jYYSS@
aentials can be furnished if neces- "IYYYD
sary hut to those who have not employed him.
he would respectfully refer to his Kind patrons
who have so literally favored him during the pas:
year. with their confidence. and for which he
wnnli return his most sincere tharks. promising
to use every eNertion TO continue u merit the
same.
All work rerfcrne,. scientifically aud with the
utmost care, and also with the view t. durability,
thus rendering permanent benefit to the patient.
He vii, always be in his Office from A. NJ, until
L. NJ.
Office rooms over ]. W. Quiggias' shoe store,
Lafayette street. oetZ5
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lar0uifr 4 Ganonf.
Crates. Crates and Stoves.

4 NEW supply Of the above for par
\ Iog and office, with and without summer
fronts Cook Stoves large ard small Egg, BOX,
Barrel aud Franklin Stoves, for Wood and Goa J.,
assorted sizes besides the articles which general
ly 90 with theu-such as Coal IIods, Shovel and
ioues &c. At the Hardware store Of
jan.l1-v LARGUIER h LANOTE.
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re snort II, en-.

4 FEW doz. best English, Stub Twist
- Double and Single Barrel shot Guns. Re
siaee, Game Rags Powder Horns, Patent Wadaing,
Fooled Lined and Central Fire Caps; Wad Cut
t.rs; Gun Tubes, and every thing else ected
in that line, at lARGllER LANOUF,
j4n,lI-y. Cor. Lafayette and Florida sts
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Steam Packing!
Cart and Wagon Harness

a FULL ASSORSNENT of Collars,
y Hames Blind brides. Cart breechng,
, art saddles, Wagon harness, Trace chains
&c, which we offer at moderate prices
ianIel,] LARGUTER Il LANOTE.
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PIANOS.
f. DE ROSAS LACERDA,

BATON ROUGE, la,
INFORMES the Public in general that
l he is now prepared to repair in the best
manner. the OLDEST and MOST DE-
FECTIvE PIANOS. at VERY MODERATE
PRICES. and every kind Of Musical lns:u-
ments. He will also tune at very reduced
prices. for his customers and the public in
general.
Orders lett at the Jewelry store OF Mr.
Theodore Goldman will be promptly at
tended to.
teblsdtf. ROSAS LACERDA.
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-YEU .iRRIEAL-DRf,> GOoDS.
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Notaries Public & Auctioneers. y
CITY GOVERNMENT

Thirty Fifth Corporate Year
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AUCTION SIZES.
COMMISSIONERS SALE nE
ONlK MAX TIE Lcll.L: -, Ilt.,-

CCnlhlSSlONEES SALE OF LAHDIS u,\
ONEK NEAR TIE FORK CHURCH
EItRSbANl TO decree OF III. Crclit Cur, M Ter
Il county OF Hanover pronounced ON ,i,r Iii, tny y,
MtcH H''' III su't therein defending, undor the -tye
Of lhurn:c md Others. against Iunkits and ,r. .
undo, .ri The Cur!i-sC:.,r= therein tnru.I y,I 49,,
tic prruis the Mnsou House. Oh the JOtL i, y nf
, month, May il iar Orr"s" tie first sut b,. ,,sy
thereafter, proceed 10 sell 10 the highest bidder on h.
following terms:
Dn" third cash, third at twelve months, and the re-.
nnnlng Third Two ycRr. The credit payments bear
Interest," dry Of sale. The purchasers give
bonds with approved personal security and the TILE 10 the
lind 10 be retained until the further order OF the court
The trarts Of land hereinafter mentioned,
flrs'-lhc ract called Church Quarter, adjoining the
lands OF William Thompson Esg., Maj p H. Price snd
Others containing 257 On this land there
able buildin.r
S"cnni-The Mansion House tract continuing abou, 800
acre. adjoining the nnds OF Alexander N. Norris ESQ
Id winston, ESQ.,, ana Others On this tract the buildings
are good the Mansion House being OF the nchtrs,
houses in that part Of Hanover The b.rn and oEer
houses are in respectable rcpnr
Third The tract called Dukes adjoining tie Mansion
House tract, containing $50 ncrcs thcresGou,s
Fourth-The Old Orchard, containing abou, 90 acres
adj joining Dukes.
The last mentioned tracts will be cold in body or in
day Of ssle.
IL rarely the that such opportunity is afforded
persons of purchasing land in desirable and re.prcs
ble neghboihOod the present, being healthy part
OF Hanover. in miles of the Virginia Central raroad
and Of The Richmond Fredericksburg and Potomac rail.
road and about twenty miles from Richmond Hanover
Academy i- not more ihsn one mile on.
Persons wisEing 10 the prcues will be shown them
By Mr. Temple J. Blunt. living on the premises
WM. q WINSTON
WIN. K. VIM
CHASTAlN WHITE Com rs
May S-ctis Ed w NORRIS
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ATKINS AUTOMATOS,


OR SELF RAKIEG REAPER AND MOWER.
ND EST MACHINE IN USE.
Id Che trst) used in lssf9.
30 used successfully in 1883.
800 in twenty diaerrAt Sntes in ls5i.
J. 200 in all parts 81 the Union in lrlj
5000 buia..ae ior the harvest in ls56.
Thee six good reasons tor this
apd Esro popularity
LIST IL i. strong and reliable, and easily managed.
I'd II -Hv the hard labor Of RakiDg.
3D. 1t ut least another hand i'll binding.
Ith 1t shaerin- by tho careful handling III Ra
cured , shcaf and docs drop in the atter hand
ling and the heas are not exposed In the staca so that
the Grain saviG. exceeds the Labor saving.
9Th il good Mower, being Of the best convert
be In.sE LINES III use
9th |, has knife that doe; not choke
Its other .xcellenc:cs too numerous 10 mention here
arc fairly given in the Circunrs lis intrinsic worth il
also utcs by the award mOstly in only three yeaIs
OVER EIGHTY FIRST PREMIUMS.
PR!cE-Reuper and Mower, sos: ST5 its receipt
SJ5 trst september. and So trs; December Pr oil
SelRuking Reaper only so liberal discount tor I'D
vance payment.
Order early il you woulI hot be disappointed the
number for this market :, limited.
Circulars giving iparally the opinions OF Farmers
together with o:ers, notes &C. mailed TO hppca AND
prepaid
Haylns tnken shop at baltimore from Mr. Benson,
corner OF Monument street We shall be aoe 10 supply
Farmers in that region with extras that are requfeu ah
make ell repairs cxpeditiousy aud chespy Machnrs
and Extras al.o be ob,a ned ~ the following
Baldw in CarIwell & Co, Richmond '" Cuucn q
Rro Petersburg; II. :. Whi,nore d hro., Lyhchourei
Wexford Eastman Z Co, Fredcr!cksburc %
Communicates, ihr"ssCi 10 citn'i vi III -, ,,;,
C.. Thurston CE1-e General AGENT 49, "''' '' ~
prompt ettanuon. 81, po,.;r,,ro Nh
NJ sdEwIw J. 5. WRIGHT Proprietor.
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HYGEIA HOTEL,

UL T . y . VI . 7.
TBNIIlS delightful suminrr resort the most invi- ~
ta- on tn. ~Outhcrn SeabonTd and, ter attrac. iii
ton inferior to none the country convenient TO I'LL
the Salt Bath and the many other luxures OF me tidewa
ter region in broad Of Hampton Roads and the Ches
areake Bay and with extensive military post beside IT,
hiss passed the proprctorshp OF the undersigned and
June after which date it will not be again closed
Disease Old Point Comfort, at any 1eaSon s almost
unknown For hcslih il may be said indeed, 10 rival the
mos, secluded watering place OF the mounta interor
that the up lander may i:e. risk going down to tes
the attractions Oi ihss celebrated owand retreat.
Tie has engaged for the general superlnen.
dencc NJ. Joseph Stcga OF Richmond, late Of the
HasJcno Springs gentleman OF marked aptitude tor the
he ms assumed while hi. own supervision Will
guard the comfort Of visitors and the reputation OF the rs
Enlistment.
Nav l3-3m JOS. SEGAR.
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SHOCKOE FOUNDRY AND MACHINE SHOPS
CORNER OF CARY AND 18TH STREETS.

TyALBOTT s. BROTHER, Proprieto:a al the above
n works, nrc now building PORTABLE STEAM EN-.
GlNES OF M improved cou,=u2,ion of all sizes from
six forty Horse Pow. suitable fox Circular Saw Mills
Thrcshng NUchiHol, hnd other purposes which they fiat
hcmscl'a fully equal if not superior to any En-
rires :. cr built here o elsewhere
ihcy will Hiso furnish STATIONARY STEAM EN-
Gi.;ES from ten Horse 10 my required power.
CIRCULAR SAW MILLS OF tue mcst approved con.
strucGn and vi various =iIes.
PUMPS and WHEELS Tor WATER WORKS POR-
TABLE GRlST MIL aud IRONS for MILLS of all kinds.
RAILROAD WORK Of every description.
TOBACCO pRE-SLS, FLATTEElSG MILLS and all
article. used in Manufacturing Tobncco together with
every kind Of BRASS and IRON CASTINGS and
WROUGHT IRON WORK.
They also exclusive Manufacturers III this city,
and 4 ccn,s for the EXC EIS!OR YOUNG AMERICA
CORN Ann COR CKCSuER," which they confidently
recommend their aud friends superior 10
a.y Mill of the kiud with which they are nc quantrd;
supply of which will always be kept hand for which
they solicit orders. April II
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MERCHANDISE.
oo-~ MS. 6T. MIN0H's SCn00L.~

NlKS. DIX. MlSOR'S SCHOOL.
AIRS. JEFFERSON MINOR, respectfully Informs her
H1 friends Old patrons md the public tina, che bus re-
moved from, Midway, EsscN county, to Richmond She
will on the It'll Of january next open limited and select
and spacious lnulsun Grace street, opposite the Cen
tennry Church Mi-s Ada Byron Minor will preside ned
and Miss Ada Byron intend their school to afford the
means not only OF thorough of substantial in.
struc,iun in English nnd the languages but also of sl
those different accomplishments necessary a finished f.
male education Particular attention will be paid to the
manners. and morals OF the young ladies all times and
will commence the 9TH January and close on the ah
of July Terms will be moderate For particulars apply
by letter, in person. Mrs Minor considers that her
long experience of sixteen years the successful training
Of young ladies, together with the extensive
she received at Midway renders any further refccnc
unnecessary BoHrdcIs will be charged from the time
to the end of the session bay sch0ars will be
charged by the quarter In of sickness every
zion will be paid and Dr. Minor will render ser
vices tree OF charge. Mrs. JEFFERSON MINOR,
Dec 25-dtf Mias ADA BYRON MINOR
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ECONO,IY FOR RICH AND POOR.

At an expense Of IS cents each family can make Barre
| Of Soft Soap.
CSAPOEIFlER. Concentrated Lye warranted u
- make Soap without Lime, and with little trouble
SOFT SOAP-Tp one cake o: the ConceEtrEtcl I've
Md ,rsc rs,lu.J u co.. iae, sst ooiin ana
then pui in four pounds Of s0apat or tnon when the
ISOLATION is clear and the fat al ccbned which is seen by
the sappea, ct IL att7 eyes q spots on the LIQUID
ada Twelve gallons Of soft Eats aud sou: soap is ready
for use Is soon o, cola it will lie peIec, jelly;
If il should be found that the above Receipts y!eu zoo
sbsrp or strong Soap be easily remeded ny nda
ing from quarter TO pound more tat TO the o0lns
and as mild Soap may be desired will thus DC OBTAIN
cd. :, ,h.ro,
For all other purposes for which Potah Is used the Con-
centrafed I've will prove Il cheap substitute.
HARD S0Ap.-fo one cake Of the Concentrated L Rye
add three gallons Of water, dissolve in Kettle ana near
boiling then add four pounds Of alow, soaPiat ara'
olive OIL and boil until clear solution Of UNIFORM con
ssency is obtained When the solution has attained TILE
point keep ON simmer md udd salt, in small portions
until the soap separating first into hard g-as cease %
roth, aud slabs urd !a cs, IT, Oh 81 Inch t5r san
pus Iii .hea flis.Gd, IND ,eGdy TO mould. If You
want to maze rosn or yellow soap, take oEeth;Ed Of
els@n 'osn aud two thirds Of e ADORE gusptiy of tat
add the ros fret and whent all dissolved aud taken
pp bytee Concentrated Lye put in the fat and finish up
| ~ the Oth1F,
We can supply any quantity OF the above to soap
aufacufers or to families In town country put up in
| one pound cans. DOVE L. CO.
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