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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-23

TT Baths! Baths! Baths Hot, Cold
and Shower Baths can be had at all hours from
O'Clock, A. M. to 10 p NJ, at the Hair Cutting Sha-
wing and Shsmpoonng Saloon, under the American
Hotel Entrance on 18th street. Single bath IS cts.
or 5 ticket for dollar. NH q.
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~ Hair Cutting.-.To stral

~ Hair Cutting.--To strangers visiting
the city, and citizens If you wish get your Hair
cut in the latest and most becoming style, l would
Shaving. Shampoeiug and Bathing room, under the
American Hotel. Entrance on 18th street.
NE Whiskers D. led either Black or Brown color.
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or The I.ebrintes Hope .p-uOt,ron
IfkRANS EIhNlR. a csrr far hRIrNE = M !. n Z,

UkbANS eGfe TOR DHllNkEkkE&Q
VOICE OF the Press
We call the attention of the public 10 the Gin sular
and wonderfai discovery of DIR. Urban which etfec.
tusiiy cures drunkenness in its worst forlns There
hno question OF The great efficacy OF this remedy.
We invite attention to tho advertisements of Dr..
Urbsns Elixir. for the cure Of intemperance. We
are informed on high authority that that remark
medicine possesses all the virtues that are claimed
for Il IL louisville jasraaf So 1853 80
THE ANTI-BaCcHaSALIxN,-.The Louisville pemo.
crst saws: DIR. Urban's Anti. Bacc hanalaa n Too
much for King Alcohol in free 6ght. We saw
man lstorns under msnis-potaa try Urhsn's remedy
and he was only restored 60 health but can
not now bear even the smell Of liquor Shelby XVI
kers.
: Or. Urbau's Anti Bacchsnalisn Elixir Ia, beyond
Question: positive for interperance. II COM
petely destroys the taste for liquor, that every old
Eper who has used H. has lost all fondness for his
rustomed beverage and could NOT il he would resume
HIS old perncious practice - .esisriie DeasocTaf
What blessings viii be showered upon the head of
Dr. Urban by mankind generally. Old tepers who
have been hard drinkers ell their lives by testing
the extraordinary virtues Of the Anti Bacchsnalisu,
will '.shun the bowp as fellew mortal would the
hiss of an adder. No one say now, can't stop
drinkins"- IIaHes Spirit, Chombersbnrg Pa.
tbs ISrAtLtBLx REaspY.-One of the greatest
discoveries of the age is Dr. Urbans Anti Bacchana.
Gan.-Loslsrale Ts,ses
small snpply efthis valuable article, price $780,
lean be sent By mail
Sold only by BENNETT, BEERS L FISHER,
my l9lw Sole Agents.
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EITY HATHs--I5th n Il n h ET, BE-
STWEEM MAIN AND CARY STREETS. law.
ing erected some fine BATHS, Consisting OF Cold
Warm and Shower Baths, invite my friends and
the public generally, TO give calf; the price is
reduced to 10e for single bath The Barber Shop
attached TO IL lie fixed up in superior style and
Shaving, Hair Cutting Dressing and Sham pooning g;
also lnPgnf hafors Is ,h ana Tooth Draw
manner Please give call, aud don't forget the
sign .sCity Baths,n 18th street, between Main and
Gary streets s GEORGE BECKINd. 4
ln..af ms 80 =
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AUc1IoN AlLHs
nHIo pAY.



H Thowao W. KCeoee,
(unas ~ Ca !. sunsnss, M - Psaf -,
EDGgMONT HOUSE, ruRNITURG fer
L9ALEs AT AUCTfON-W3 - I'D % 1HUn8-
DAY nerniss nsxt May - ~ se.mene!ne y 10
O'Clock. It the Edesmopt House, On neiu, between
eth md nth axssts the Household an4 Kitchen Fur.
aifurs. soDsbtine ef Ra1oE, Chsmbsr, Uininf 1oom
and Kitchen Furniture.
ALs0-0ns very superior Mahseany eass fiaao
myD - THOMAS w. KEEsEE. Aset
The Above snls has been unavoidabfy posfponed %
friday MORNING. May sd. eommeneine 81 10
O'clock Tf4OS w KEESEE. iss
my p .ssss.ssss Asctionesr.
Ny Larus & shine.
WILL he sold &c aucGlon. On FRIDAY,
Z may -. Commencing at 10 o'clock. = large ~
sortment Of new and sscond hand Furniture, some Of
which q very desirable.
ALS0--severnl lots Of Goods puschased ct the She
mn sale the 18th snd 18th inst and NOT called for
win be sold on account Of the former purchasers-
LAhUS 4 SHINE,
8 my ~ .78As Auctioneeu.
:. ADDITIONAL viii be- added to the above sale
this tFRiDAY) morning large assortment Of
french Embro;deres. Ribbons, French work Col
lars, Chemizettes Handkerchief. Also an exten-
sive lot OF Staple and Fancy Dry Goods
eaie to take plscs In our Sales Room CD stairs
eommeucing ut IL O'clock.
s;my $ LARUS 4 SHINE. Ausss
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kF- Leechcs, Leeches, Leeches.--I have
just receiv d by Adams Express, lot of superior
Swedish LEECHES, which will be applied upon the
most reasonable terms. l can be found at all hours
of the day the hair dressing under the Amer
lean Hotel and at night 18th street between Main
and Franklin. my8 r. G. HOBSON.
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duration:
u LEWIS WEBB, Chairman
JAMES DUNLOP, BENZ. w. RICHARDSON.
BENZ. G. GRAY, JOHN II. CLAIBORNE.
S-sa
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NJ ~ ror the Hair. 1.-THE GREATEST
garsss 9ryEh or TIE AoE.-PnILErIEs's
5000. s ~ 90 much esteemed by the world Of
glossy and luxurious growth Of hair can be
9onea oS its use, and 10 the only article Known
Price 25icents sE7E7- eA1 turning gray
FerssIe by BENNETT, BEERS FISHER
o ~, nss =. = APPERsoN, and all Druggists
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~ u. >. MAIL STEAMSHIP
ROANOKE leaves CITY POINT,
C4ENH SATURDAY morning. at O'Clock,
for NEW YORK, via NORFOLK.
able route to New York. must leave here by the Pc.
tersburg cars at 81 o'clock on Saturday morning.
Tickets and births secured at our Office South side
ofthe Basin.
Only $40 through to New York, meals and State.
room included. LUDLAM WATSON,
nv 22-2t
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By i1icEar1 Ca111er1.

H0RgKs Ann M111 NJ a. & au n
ko,.s ~ Axu9pAx. 9Th inst e 10 o'cIsck st ths
Horsss ~ nssr the 0as Works VIII sen three work
.eii Shh alAY AND BARoUcHF-I vim .l,O
phv,i-i.s shs ssco.d-hsnd koctawsy suitsbIe for :
81 q snd bsrouche, in GOOD order.
r,s1urr--k CAUTHOkN, Auetr.
i DxY sim .sUkk Al AeCTiUN.--On MON.
con.isti tot cash, lot Of excellent Furpiture
one srse n pssr e. two Msrble-sop Centre Tables
Beds one Table one Gard do, four Feather
and shncI Chairs, Bsdsteads AZ ssrsv
Mating kc 'Aiee CafPets; ior Of floor cloth,
my Is y. CAuTHQRN,
:. - -. k,.nf .
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MERCHANTS INSURANCE COMPA.
w NY OF RICHMOND.--A sufiicency OF stock
having been subscribed to secure the OF
the company, a meeting of the Stockholders viii DC
held at Goddins Hall on TUESDAY evening, 9TH
May, at o'clock. for the purpose VI organizing the
company. WIN. Ii. CHRISTIAN,
WM. @. PAINE,
AUG. ANDERSON, Fs
JNO.s PURCELL, ) Comm.
j. l. APPERSON, | sfss{s
ROSCOE Is. HEATH,
INV IBID LEWIS GINTER
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Sale conducted by GoDDIN & ArpERsos, Aucts.
my l9---tds
| VA1htITrsABI,HkEe l Rg,WyyELLlNG AND VACANT

LOT IN SYDNEY.-As trustee In a dead of
trust made BY U. B. Paisley, dated l4th July, 1854,
duly recorded in Henrico County Court shall pro.
MONDAY, the 18th day of May, 1856, at O'Clock, r
the house and lot in Sydney, now occupied by the
said Paisley near the former residence Of Mr. Richard
Reins ~ 80
TERMS cash. The title is believed to be good Blu.
the trustee will convey with the usual special war
| the purchaser. 2e VIM W. SNEAD. :
my It'd 7ez = 1z-sfs * ~. r Trustee.
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- 49, >&-e<->--~>s@~-<>~~N~>s
his vhce from t7th aud Rrosi a Tia eor,s, "a i'm
sc broad streets vbere osden may IS len 20 Mn
81, sfesssence e nov o1 Clay street. betwssn ~ snd
osn Persons Wishing h,a services d The ieys4 ~
q the city, csn have their names and sdSress n
s s.se at A. BoDRkras Drug Store, No 10. Main
-----------....-.--. my 10 Inn i.
- PersUms wunumg amy style Of ssTDa
" 49, pfstufes have onIy 10 ca on sDUKEs
20 pesse them ON moro reasonable fsrms than el.s
20 be had put Mp in plain or fancy cases or IN
PIN ing. sccketa. he, BE-, mny suit the TASTE
- DaecheIofss lInir Ne.
expennaent and application Justify the u.csissnr 4.
Wesrrnrtlng this the beat Hair Dye 4, sxisteuee.
~ ayes BLACK or brown instantly, without tho least
sss s rrivste roomsl e Batchelor,s wig fastcfy,
The genuine for sale by ss& kaet
80 BENNETT BEERS FISHER,
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my n


!. LIT Ia, IN DUvARS ADDITION.-1s Trustee
Jss.S FL 2, trust from w. H. Johnspa and others
~. y tdnn shall proceed 70 sail ct public suc-
Of Nav. 1855 p = On TUESDAY, the z5sh day
coayeyed s. "a g g e NJ .hs Heuss and Lot
,ne 2. q. sonn street, Just beyond the cosporsion
g me residences "a asr Jshr B. Martin
the trustee VIII convey with the usual specis var
rsnty The taxes for the present yesr 70 X ID =.
'As P1-s1a's 5N0. HoWAkD,
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IAOSIEE7S Safe OF VALUnLE IlOT
the suryving trustee in deed Of trust executed by
no. Peoie and wife, dated 18th August, 1890 duly
corded IN Richmond Hustings Court shall at the
quest OF the assignee Of the debt secured by the
trust deed proceed to sell at public suction on the
PIemises, for cash, on SATURDAY, the Gath May, IL
,nr u not, the next fair day at O'clock r. NJ Lot
NO * IN the pisn of Byrd's Warehouse, fronting %
feet ON the South side Of Franklin street, opposite to
metropolitan Hall, running back according, to the
depth ofthe lot The title 10 believed to be good but
warrant. The taxesfor the present year to be paid
Dy the purchaser. RICHARD ANDERSON, y
Surviving Trustee.
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VALUARLE c TTA G e FAKAI ON
CHURCH HILL FOR SALE AT AUCTION
Will be sold TUESDAY, the Sd June, 1885, on the
premises, commencing at O'clock, the very desira-
bic Cottage Farm, on Church Hill now occupied by
Mr.. Edmondson. The tract contains so acres The
dwelling has rooms besides all the usual out houses
this place to the corporation line renders il very val
liable, as it il only about half hours walk to the
heart of the city. ak aaA
The terms, which will be accommodating will be
made known ct the hour 0fsale.
GODDIN 4 APPERSON,
Il ~. 81
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By Goddin e Apperson.

MATERIALS FOR MAKING UP MAN.
ISA TELS.-Ladies wishing to make up their Sum-
mer Wrappings can be supplied with all the neces-
sary materials and trimmings. at the lowest price, by
giving us . call Black and Colored More Antique
Silks Black Silks all widths and prices Blue Green
White, Lilac, Purple and Tan Goutt de Sole; Black
Silk and Black Cotton Lace Nett Black and Colored
Morie Antique Trimming, every width; narrow Back
Velvet Ribbons }, MILLHISER BRO.
my Il II 2s&+tnf 1893 Broad street.
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- MI rs. j. DEMELMAN,. ~
4 MAIN st rect, between 17th and 18th ssreets,l
Has just rstr med from the North. With her Spriu,
and Summer assortment Of MILLlNERf, consistins
Of fine Leshc m, Neopolitan and Split Straw Bennsts
Mbbons and French Flowers. Also. large assort.
nnentof Miss ~ and Boys Flats, and Gsntlsmsn's n
perior LeshDf Hats She has likewise good supply
Of Dress Goo h.. Edsinss and lnsertinss, Hosisry,
Gloves. Mitis &c. #g - : - =.
The Ladsss particularly invited to call and ex-
anime 80
w- BONN ETs and HATS Blese.ed ct short no.
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~ Gedain = Appersen, Anees. s.
Two ACRES OF HEAUTrwUy. Lawn
- In NEWS PLAN. uEAR TINE nEsIuxnsR a. m
r.!k1 HEcKLEn, roe SALE At AucTsons- VIII IS
80 - MONDAY, thu 26sh bfay. 1e6a It oscI0ek
- two acres Of very besuSifui lsui Iocstsd =
~ IoeA. about oas mia ssst Of Richmond
Z Ikkhs-One-third csshs balanso Ct and ucs
nsfot1able nofes interest added and title retain
60 oil note i paid. -
aoDDIN APPERsoN,
- Auctioneez1.
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VALUABLE1l1ot on LEsTKR srp PET.
Rockets, for sale at auctien-WilI IL ~ :, -
ton, on the premises, on THURSDAY. ths 2sth NJ
1885, at 81 O'Clock, p NJ 80 feet sround On The
line of Lester street, Rockets, running back q ali;
he's creek, being the same lot ON which stood ths
Plaster Mill, recently destroyed BY FIRE. @~,ss-
TERMs-One-fourth cash; balance ct s. and Q p,os
for negotiable notes interest added secured by
deed or title retained The tsxes for the present wear
TO be paid by the purchaser. s.s ~ -
my 10 GODDiN APPERSON, Aucts
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a. NOTICE.---An Estray MARE came
1yNto my pli.ce, with saddle and bride on, on
$3.50 Sunday morning May 18th. The owner pro-
wing property and paying charges, may obtain her by
applying to JOHN HILL,
nv 22-2t* opposite the Post Office.
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THIRTY-FoURrH CONGRESS.

EdlDA1s april 4, 1000.
SENATB.-In the Senate this morning, Mr..
Seward gave notice of the introduction of a
supplementary copyright law, bat after de-
bate it was postponed.
The House bill, appropriating $500, 600 for
restoring and maintaining peaceable relations
with the Indian tribes on the Pacific coast, and
$4,000 for gunpowder, was passed.
Mr.! Collamer resumed his emarks on Kan
zas affairs, and contended that the Mission
rians went into the territory to control the
elections, fearing the free-state men wonld
triumph unless they interposed, He believed
that 5000 illegal votes were cast, and that the
inhabitants were driven from the polls not
being permitted to vote, in some districts. AS
to the abrogation ofthe Missouri Compromise.
he thought it rather hard that the North Law
ing made bargain, which they were not very
well satisfied with, but which thev were con.
tent to abide by for the sake of good faith.
should now lose the little advantage they de-
rived IRON it. He presumed gentlemen were
familiar with the story OF tile Vicar Of Wake
field, and remembered how Moses traded his
horse for lot of green spectacies with shay
reen cases ne did not suppose the Vicar
proud OF that bargain, but he had never heard
that the horse jocky, after using up his horse,
had come back to demand his green spectacles
again. (Laughter.)
Mr.. Douglas replied to some of Mr.. Cola.
mers criticisms on the majority report, main
tanning that the purpose Of the free state men
in kanzas was to resist the Federal govern
ment. Their application as State was re.
jeeted. They had given notice that unless
they were admitted, they would resist TO a
bloody issue; and, for the purpose of prepar-
ing themselves for such resistance, thew had
procured Shapes rifles, and organized the
Kanzas legion, with its horrible oaths. Yet
the Senator from Vermont in his two DAYS
speech, omitted all these facts
Adjourned till Monday.
HoUsB.-ln the House, Mr.. Evans intro
duced bill, authorizing the construction of
Northern, Southern and Central Pacific Rail-
road and Magnetic telegraph line.
The several amendments to the Deficiency
bill were taken up in committee.
Mr.. Smith-of Tenn, argued that the south
IS more conservative than the north; hence
the accession of slave States has tendency N
strengthen the Union. He spoke at length
on party politics, reviewing, with condemna-
ton, the American and republican organiza-
tions.
MIR. Granger, prompted, as he said, by
stern sense Of duty, discussed the slavery ques-
ton, arguing that slavery is incompatible
with the Constitution, and therefore illegal. -
That instrument, he commended, not only in
spirit but in express term, ropudiates slavery,
and positively bars its existence.
Adjourned till Monday.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-04-07

HIGHLY IMPORTANT PHASE or PoLITIcs IN
Missouri The Missouri Democrat propounds
a series of twelve questions to the candidates
nominated for city officers Of st. Louis evil
IDENTIFY with determination to support mono
who do not answer satisfactorily. The Demo
cyat introduces them as follows:
A great deal of interest seems to be felt at
present in regard to the nominees on the dem
ocratic ticket and the Republican rarely omits
an issue in which solemn questions arc not
gravely propounded. One individual is great
ly harrassed in his own mind about the new
iangled party Of Black Republicans and for
fear somebody may in some way be commit.
ted in regard to this opposition, he wishes bis
mind set at rest by public letter on the sub
Ject. Another gentleman, supposed to be an
oihce-holder is more uneasy about the nomi-
nee OF the next Cincinnati Convention than
anything else. and although he don't know
who may be the candidate nominated. vet no
would DO exceedingly relieved to have apledgo
in advance from the city fathers that they
will support him. A third gentleman is much
troubled about the liquor law; and although
the law making power does not reside in the
Mayor, he is nevertheless curious concerning
the Mayors views upon that tender theme
These are only specimen gents; but they
serve to show the deep.seated public solicit
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-04-07
MASSACHUSETTS LEGISLATURE.


House Continued.
The bill to incorporate the Cape Cod Marine
Telegraph Company, was further debated and
then passed by nearly a unanimous vote
SATURDAY, April 8.
SENATE.-ReportS of Committees. Towns
BY Mr.. Odiorne-Bill to change the town
line between Northbridge and Uxbridge.-
Rend once.
Judiciary-By Mr.. Dewey Bill (new draft
providing for the election of Register of Deeds
Of the County Of Suffolk; the election is to
take place annually on the fourth Monday of
April. The bill was ordered to be epgrossed
Lottery Gambling. Mr.. Dewey, from the
Judiciary Committee, to whom was referred
the House bill relative 10 an act for the sup
preston of lotteries, reported an amendment
to the same, which provides that all property
in lotteries, gift enterprises, &c. shall be liable
to forfeiture in favor of the Commonwealth,
Ordered to a third reading.
The bill TO re- annex Chelsea to Boston,
was ordered to be engrossed.
EngroSsed. to incorporate the Trus-
tees of the Worcester District Methodist Epis-
oopal Camp Meeting Association. Trhe bill
was discussed amusingly by some, and the
camp-meeting opened with no little piquancy.
1t was engrossed, ii to s.. Bill concerning
the Boston, Barre, and Gardner Railroad Co.
House. Petttion-of the City of Worces-
ter, that an act may be passed for the better
establishment of the Police Court in that city.
Bill Reported-Act concerning the Police
Court of the City of Worcester.
The report of the Committee on Elections,
in the case of Mr.. Taft of Uxbridge, confirm
ing that gentleman in his seat, was accepted.
The bill to change the name of the ''Fe-
male Medical Education Society," to "New
L
Mr.. Charles Hale, in behalf of the old fogies
generally, and was only saved by timely
motion 10 re- commit, which was made by MIR.
Taft of Worcester, and was carried.
The report of the Committee on Public
Charitable Institutions, in favor of suspend
ing work upon the Lunatic Hospital in West
ern Massachusetts, came up, and after a speech
in opposition by Mr. Meekins of Williamsburg
was laid on the table.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-04-07

Thirty of the most respectable ladies
OF Pennington, Ill.,. visited the liquor ghops
OF mat place, one day, recently, armed with
hammers and hatchets, and stove every cask
and bottle they could, spilling a great amount
OF liquor. None OF the dealers resisted and
one OF them, after he had seen all his LIQUORS
set at large, jumped upon the counter, and
proposed three cheers for the ladies. after
winch he made them q short speech, and de.
clared that lie would never sell any more in
tozlcatlng drinks, as long as he lived in Farm
ington.
Advices from Vera Cruz TO the Goth
ut, state that the Puebla reyolutionsts sur
rendered to the government troops on the 22d.
No further particulars.
The Syracuse Standard states that
Key. 5. J. May has had very dangerous at
tack of erysipelas from which, we are pleased
to learn, he is gradually recovering.
j. L. Eggleston, transfer clerk of the
State Bank at Charleston, s c., has been ar.
rested for issuing fraudulent stock to the
amount OF $50, 000
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POLICE Court,

SATURDAY, April 5th
Before Judge Gyeen.-John Dolan and James
Campbell, of Worcester, and John Greeeny, of
Lowell, for being drunk, were each fined 81 and
COSTS which they paid.
Michael Lyons and Timothy Luby, for being
drunk, were each fined 80 and costs, and COM
mitted in default
Edward Crane and Thos. McArdle, for disturb.
ing tho peaaa nod. Tho farm or l2 and 4be
i..i4o- ga, ,shioh they paid
Peter Davis, for assault on watehmen, was fined
Sc and costs, and committed in default
James Parks, brought up for being drunk tes-
tilted that he bought his liquor of Chas. Bullard,
Washington Square, and was discharged.
Charles Billiard was then arragned for being
common seller, and put under $500 bonds to ap.
pear at next term Of Court of Common Pleas
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-04-07

SCHILLER MANUSCRIPTS. he forger of the
Schiller manuscripts has been tried at Meilnar
and sentenced to two years imprisonment
1t was developed on the trial that no less than
Ala manuscripts had been sold by him, and Of
these but SIC were genuine. Being asked by
the Court how he came in possession of so
large number Of autographs, he said that his
iatner had for number Of years been collect.
lpg them, and that he had devoted fourteen
years 20 the samo business. To the question
now tney came IN his hands, no gave the
names Of three persons: certain Miss Nets.
who had been for some time housekeener i,
the house Of Schiller, trader AZ old books
from jena by the name of Rottek, and that Of
former servant at tho library Of Weimai.
Kemhiid. Two Of these persons are dead. nnd
the third, he said, had gone TO America.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-04-07

Passengers on the Providence and Worcester
Railroad, will learn with pleasure that John E.
Taft, so long and so we'll known as a conductor
on that road, has resumed that situation. With
three such gentlemanly and obliging conductors
as Taft, Garfield, and Capron, the Providence road
will be model one in that respect Mr. Free
man changes places with Mr.. Taft, and goes into
the ticket Office at Providence