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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-07-10

To Nervous Sufferers.-A retired clergyman
restored 70 health 10 few days. alter many years of great
nervous suffering is anxious to make known the means Of
cure. VIII send (ree) the prescription used Direct the
Rev. JOHN Nj. DAGNALL, No. SO Fulton street Brook
Ign, NY je17 dav3m
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DIR NEWTON.

:, N II 3 IN
mas removed his Office from 1855 Main street 10 AMyR,o.
HOUSE BLOCK, directly opposite, where no viii bo hennv
70 pee patrons and friends auh NY
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-07-10

Purchasers of Clothing will find it greatly to
theft advantage, before purchasing, the stock
nov in store, at the extensive
ClOthingand Tailoring Establishment
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-07-10

Mrs. M w. Gernl6ls, Female PhyaTcinu
Mrs. g. having given special attention the theory of
Midwifery and united with the study about six years of
practice three Of which has been this city and without
the loss Of single mother child would, with degree
of confidence still Oer and recommend her services her
friends generally she considers the business belonging
exclusively to qualified females.
N B. Uterine and other Female Complaints will also
be attended connection with DR.. Wilson's Se-pentine
Importer.
Residence So Summer street, between Central and Ex
hange SITS. Mo diff
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-07-10

ar y. CinwsOn Kelley. Analytical Physicina,
can ne consulted by ladies and gentl his Office
corner OF Church and Mechanic Streets. W rcester,
throughout THURSDAY and FRIDAY, the 10Th and Ilth
OF July Tree OF charge upon all diseases of the hu-
man system. d6t6w2t iv2
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-07-10

Iio FOR NEWPORT Since the present facil.
ties for visiting Newport have been afforded, the
amount Of travel from this vicinity to that place
'ot universal resort in the summer, had increased
in awonderlul ratio. Those who take the morn.
ing cars, can, for very triaing sum, be placed
in Newport in good season for dinner. All who
about visiting that place, are referred to the
advertisement Of the BELLEVUE HOUSE in this
paper. The conveniences OF this House, aud its
high, pleasant, and airy situation have long given
it the preference over the other houses in New.
port, and it has now undergone thorough reiu-
yenation, and is furnished anew throughout We
have recently put up at the Bellevue, and can
bear abundant testimony to the courtesy and
obliging disposition Of the keeper, to the atten-
ton and fidelity of the attendants, and to the
general good management Of the house. We
can cordially recommend II to our readers.
MEMORABLE DAYs.--Shendan died July 9TH,
Edmund Burke died July 8th, Gen. Taylor died
July 9th, Columbus was born July 10Th. The
duel between Hamilton and Burr occurred July
18th.
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DIR, n. WOODW ARD
! removed his Office 10 No. Kim Street je2Od3nis
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

A Card The Committee, chosen at meeting Of
the Young Men Of Worcester, held at Horticultural Hail.
Saturday Evening" June 2Sth, to report plan Of organ
ization for Fremont Club future meeting to be
called by the committee, have not been able agree upon
any plan of organization and therefore do not feel au-
thorized TO act further in the matter H. c. RICE,
Worcester, July 10, 1856. Chairman
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-07-10

Music ON THE RAILRoAD.-Wel learn that the
I" Caliope" win accompany the Ills train to
Providence, to-day, on an excursion.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-07-10

AHAz STARKE, Y. S. A. P. A.
Posts Crypt was tew modest to put my IT,
tie tu my fust letter 1t means Yeoman, Speiler.
and Praktekal Astronmer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-26
FEE NEGROES IN ARKANSAS

4 Selec. Committee Of the Senate OF Arkar'a NV
ing reported bill to b. entitled An ac' i"i
moyal OF free persons Of color beyond ths H''' u
this State and for the preventing their return anu
8. ,,r,o ;omiors,ior INTO this State, M. Abbott one
% the Select Con nittee to whom said Dill was re-
fc,red submitted the following minority Report;
NJ sYr.vIP-A nsoIi-y Of TIE Select Souin. ues
o, ton as 70 ,,red House bill No. ii, 10 De eh.le1
- An Al r,pg free negroes, have had NE sse
u,der consideration and have aooPted y. ~
s.ia hin and bsye recommended the parsage .. va.
sane; but the undersigned, mi1VIy - ,.ana.i',;,v
Committee, cannot concur IN sl,;n, ohec.
ard would most respectfully oner We i1olo ,;...
dous 10 ,hs hill reconmer ded by said Nommit,ee:
T,r,,, Your Committee l. OF the OPINION tna -
,Ti in conflict with aicle second, section zen Oh We
Cars,,p,ion OF this State, which proyides thst ~
% free man hail be taken or disseLea OF avs nGn
q lberfjes or priyiege, outls wed or eiheo on - e
man, er desroyed or deprived OF ms ne W ~ *
bat by the Judgment OF nis PeeIs -. ~ shove
% i.rdH Your Committee believes tnai sne eoo'. :,
n.iN ;,.,rs.. ali free mt n and that the traners Oh
the Constitution mtehoeo "
"Iseeel ~, committee cannot consent 70 poncy
- e,5 synstri ,te b,nish, imprlsoa ana ensisse
sr, human being without any cause wnatey, o; We
~, rrJer confederation does Tour cohnilee0 - y.
a. or;r;on that TIE Legislature Possessee 10 Po"s
upder the Cosstitusn 70 deprive any III ,;ghs
lis life. liberty or properly, unIss' NC W.
!" are W, committee believes that suitable sS.
~ - concerning free negroes, wnssoy s9 -
;..,;evous and the tOabit some usy % ms1s
.sa. nrr;shmsot-thcse thai are nrisesees re1nSoo1
~ az S,.sa ana The isdestrsous, wssiSspeesc -,
.hSsS ocss III any such there be' osn - ey s1
"a 80 40. Az any svsss III apnAss f1'h'~ s~'s''
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fAdvsrtis-ment.I
See "GoOD Books FOR ALL" on first 2ase.
Internationally

tAdvertsemont ...
A retired Physician, whose sands Of life have
us.,v run oat ered while living In the East lndiss
certain sa,e Tor Consumption, Bcneh Coughs Colf 80
opIy cbld-s dsasbt~rwss svsa op 70 dta W:hins 90
mueb good as possible be will ssDd to sces NE smossa -
Mains Oh and esuy usns Hesqairos saca sepaos
70 coe him shilling TIRES cents 70 b. fsturnsS pesss
an IRE Recre and the to DO applied 10 - psy.~t
of this Address De- H. JANIS Jersey sy NJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-26
TAdyertlssmenLl
FANCY GooOs

CARD-TO DRUGGISTS AND FANCY UOOOS
ps,Lsra-F arsrpss Il Co.. propdstsrsof " BSm d H.
ard Flowsrs,v mAkns nrsnse@ssu vah es~ -
al owe, the United Stairs st an s1pse ~
Id 10 se yrrti.e q pew and improved srtsis VI Yenses
the Lsir 20 be- called "WooDLAsD CaEAs vsis ~ ~
49, $1,000 a. trad. marx This Cream ~ b
~ W peb srteIe ,m psted and for bali the price wM
ss.s eups Detsliie tops ths usess "
- q ~ 1000 blue and gold wrapper dtahAS 70 us
apI.o nth ,h, ssas ses~a Ihess DpfEista w,h $780,
.. nd h orders, ss they W BE- hnfs ,s ca
ShsJ cone. y,.,.,,, .osxr. Nsw.Yo<k
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-26

be ried TO rsue5y be ssils Of Tree aer s SecCs me
oppressive and gyrsnnicsl icgislson rsconnenaed By
lie majority Of the committee
Your committee iegfsl the eKisteae Of free ncgrces
IN cur State World be grs,ised 70 have them ali r.
neyed DO. believing said bill il Unconstitutional,
your Committee begs kave u enter bis dissent Against
tLs report Of the msiority Of said Comciltee.
ABBOTT Niaori.y Of the Select connit,s.
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lA1vertisemeDt.l


AMBRHYPRs and NELaisOrfFks.-Ine moss
bsastsul .p.emsrs produced In thu. aEJ are By W -
W.IKIa formsr, Of Br YdJ Oaiieryl noe tns
Gallery d. fsspsIcEs Photographs, No. 80 sfssa"sh
oppasste Mesropohisr Hotel - ~. v.
i,h~d oil .a1s,els and pastel BY tho Talented sns O
,orps Of Partisan srts,s Introduced 70 lis eoosy
sso,.exs No SsS b., .dwsy oppo,i's MstroRehtas d,
PngsEsrs roc HoLDsYs-Ihs,s s s.aL.s n.s.sss~.
bic foo Botsy prsssn. bsssual Ia ssty = 800
Sc Il FasLaIekss Ma. aifesrt oAasfy' w ~
oprosits the Metropolitan Hotel
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-26
CITY ITEMS.

Cyrus W. Fled, esq, vss among the passengers
BY the Bsic, Yesterday. Mr. 7. has spentihe last sf
month in Europe and bas been entirely Successful IN
his SION connection with the crest enterprise for
connecting New-York and London By telegraph.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-26

MYTH Ie5G-We have Jast nsssse0s
80 fo~ s>asos vs<y lSp esssss
nsa Of oar p5paI Rsi.s. .sa o.s,s sys. Sa.s,s 49,
- t.s,,l. A., l.o . very iszss aad eessne seou
Of Rsssn. Bss.s I'll. S.es vi 3 :.
Vsef 80 go. ~ BoyS WIsTss WEAl yerJ ssnpssse' "
,sSt .s i yts the .is.s,iea d hesas 2. snsss
1870 rvssIssIse CoeDs-Cndes Ws~. kssssS
tr shsss yss = slss. sss ~ ssy h<ss 49,
~ Sssss3 VnTss CIorssss. vs tsSs ssas5 -
s.sskxxs 4 s~ ssdss 80 a ~ 49,.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-26

Except the Huntington trial, there was very Little
doing tie business line in the city Yesterday Even
the rogues seemed TO regard the day, and scarcely
Noteworthy vilsiuy was brought to public notice.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-26
IAdvertisemenrl

IAdvertisementI
HOLIDAY GIFTS,
French China Dinner, Dessert and Tea Sets
Parsn StatuArv,
French Bronze Clocks and Ffsure~
Silver plated Ware. 49,
10 uest varsity, now odsrins at very low price,
" J. ~ DALEY Co,
Marble stores,
Nos ssl and St Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-26

,iccat with Rs folds cspsirg rocnd the hips and Ic
end The Aau blown ultra mode which q saca an saeof-
ace 70 tas weaIfs c0OpAniots IN the tnee.rS g
ihe ombibSs Iihss three bcres 90 hocps the IeoGsa
cf wbich are Sc inches ct the top ~ in the middle ~
IS at the bost,m. These ccrsderec tho proper pc
portions. thOash we hsve seen skirts whlco. q -
lower bcne no less than ID inches 10 ox nm
fereS ce As for the nauber of hoops, tastes dihsx
Scme laSiss 80 a. high as six, while few are ooosses
with lsss thsntw
The sku,s most universally last summed vse
the Skeleton skiIt' They we're hrst made Of roae4
whs'eb ue hoops. bed teether BY tape; tut theD
Geep border of muslin was then added shieA rsn-
dersd them oil the. coud b desired- Their uea1
merit consisted in their extreme hshtpess Darc1 -
busy season, three thousand day were made Of -
kind alone. Ancthe. style IL called the Union skets
II is made Of white dark cloth, with the lower psTs
quilted in large di.moGds flushed round tho bostsa
with jute cord. Above the quilting is . vhalsssss
hosp, and about quNter Of ard above thai -
ether The back is then finished BY three small hssps
of vhslsbone, which form skirts one above ano<hsr
ard extend the hips. Taese are joined by ,AS0
quarter OF q yard in length, which are suspeaaea
from he front OF binding and attached 10 the hoop
in front Of the skirt.
"Iu rrgsrd to hoops are told that every day Odds
something TO the novelties which are ssd 20 coneine
ell the adv sntagee, with none OF the difficulties, Il
those which II, ceded them. The guita-percAa hoops
late invention, have proved quite imprsctcsbls 10
We xinS. They break imms diatsly, and wi Not hear
stretching twice in one place. Another stronlI ob3ee
ton Is the fact tba', ON becoming warn, they emd n
uppleasap; odor, which renders them ntolerabae
The steel hoops still later production, are free ftsm
some of these obectops. but are neither 50 easee o.
flexible ~ the round whalebone boiled In ou, which
the best material for hoops have seen. Asds u
very highly tempered steel they are sso very exPn-
sive s. each b. Jog the p'ice ~ksd for some. vheh
werr only Of comuon materials. They ere also veg
APT 10 brt ak example OF which was afforded is9
sven on CO Of one of Thabergs concerts. lAdys
steel hoop br Ike and sprung into her leg nearly IN inca
deep; The wound was very severe and may make
,mnut alton ptcessayy'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-26

SrpBISa ArpR.r n A BoARpISe- Housx A dss
tut,ncs took place yeste afternoon about doseu
pesoe. at ksrdns house Tor colored people tept BY Ann
Frapcis In street. during which stephen Saunders ws
stabbed in the back with k Knife s.id TO De IN
b, Iser Bradley OF sixth Ward Police aA locked By
Justice Welsh The Keeper Of the house asethe .a ssn
Tb Elizabeth Cowx Jerry HArrs and GONE ofnsrs sse
locked up witnessed Saunders taken 10 the Hoo
pital
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-26

RSrruIso A UoRsr AND WAGoS.--A horse and milk
WAGON belonging to Bernard Rim, Of Essysxs street near
Tenth avenue, stolen ON wednesday from .ns eSsact
sixtesnb ,treet Ninth and Afterwards foana
possession Of youps fellow named Tho, Malon wss hss
ayeu h 10 tie corner OF Fourh and streets Mncn
was arrested BY policeman Leroy Of the Ninth ward ana ss'd
b. Justiee Davidson for examination
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-26
IAdxerriseInenl

GAS. GAs-GAs F1xTURRs.-Severai now een
tehhs 'sF"' AacBEE, WAasxs Co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-26

Row IN GRoGoERr.--A mau named Chss w.
Colmsu was arrested Yesterday for having with Two she
amused himself Christmas BY breskins decsnsers.
sls.s he In the osg.ry OF Charles Cooi No. ~ fosrth
sxepy, ri. wa. t.ken before Justice Fspdresu and hned
S25 hut in default committed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-26

ARTIST OF PIcKPocKrr.-DsvidJ Jones, young
We,husu was arrested wednesday charged with rtckns
the pcelrt Of Mrs. MARY Hunting resfdlps No i@ West
Tw.ntyecond street. Of $50 and diamond PIN whs che
W., In BroaewAy opposite Aston place. The accused wss
taken before Justice Fsndresu and committed fot trial
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-26

FpGIrvE FROM BosToS Geo Hin, Alas kwHs,
alias FLORENCE who Of late has been keeping dsePuaels
house in the Fourteenth Ward vi" yesterday Sressea ~
officer Slater OF the fh Ward police charged With oeins W.
siye fou Boston where he wanted TO answer comPant
Tor swipdlns countymsn OF &2c and gold watch ne
was detained, preparatory to being set to Boston,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-26

JrvISIs MISSIONARY AssTsRsAsr.-The nth
anniversary of the JuverTe Missionary Society con-
nected with the North Presbyterian Church. was held
in the lecture room Of the church LAST evening.
Addresse. On the snbect Of Missions, and the duties
and obligations of the youngto engage in their support,
were delivered by the Rev. Dr. Hatfield, pastor Of the
church ard r. G. Psrdee. esq, Of the Sunday School
Union; and the children gave some very excellent
rtcatiors, aud surg several tunes credsbly. There
was a good audience, and parents, teachers and
children were highly gratiied.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-26

SERIOUS FALL.-Wm. Worth, an loo snnsu. toll
from bis vehicle Wednesday evsnps at the corner Of We:
Broadway and street and severely ros
having besdeMost the pavement He Goa
vey,d BY the police 10 the New loih Hospital
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-26
'[Advsrtisemsnt
NnrICE TO THOSE TROI BLEO WITH HUM0oe. -

NOTICE TO THOSE TROUBLED WITH hUMoss,-
OWN. 10 the great demand for my OINTMENT IN nswton
CIV sl be AZ the New Haven House corner 90 bsosdwy
and Csnals from the I'D TO the 18th Instant ron '
p. m. o-. ~. III e.. s.-....sxu>
Ina Sal, Rheum ETypsss snc every hanor of shos ss
A. a awe. lou a comfortable rights ress 80
Ksssppys ScATrGaIso OINTMENT VIII scsstsf oese'o'>
sweniDss the nscs. a, -, ..s.,. s.,.~
KtNsIDys HEALING OINTMENT whi heA Scr"isA S"~
Fever Sores and Gsbsrene Sores Nc -.
e,rsed Sore L. a. are permanently cured In few wssss
or q most In lev months A.. .~s
Nv Ointment Gomez within the reach OF oil clsssss ne m
csrs ever Dsds cost but sixteen dolisi
sysl thin a a cure does cost halt OF that A..
All afflicted with Hsmors or Sores are respectfully "'"~
sall Advice In all cases gaiis xx
Proprietor Of KennsdJ's Aediea pycSvef{
ADVERTISEMENT 80
GAS FIXTURES.
Ch..pest place In America,
Nos ifS and 121 Prince ST.,
ksw-fort,
Third block west Of Broadway
JANIS q. MosVsr Manufacturer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-26

Uoop,n SxrRrs-From an interesting account OF
the skirt manufacture in The Eren'ag Po' we quote
the following paragraphs:
..Fortur ate the inventive genius OF our age mas
rnrlied the defects and removed most OF the ogec-
~, Which were charcesbe TO the hoped skirts OF an
sslier pattern The skirts which are nsnutsc u,ed "
This CITY combine ghtDess with strength aud nenolty
10 a Gee,ee which can hardly be er ;eeoe1: N2t long
since skeleton skirt" was sent BY rnsD, fol1ed up
In letter envelope weighing only four ounces, ana
vet on being taken out, it we found 81 coca a. new
bursting open and expanding its bei-shaped P,opoi
tors Ike resh-blown morning glory and eAcDIIns
tie eInstic tension Of Widespread umbrella onca =
the conyeniepce of wearing them thai t,e hrss Nou
~ tbs eourtry thus emsncpated from her s"e1dnn1
ciobef-s woman over eighty years Of ageIcohi.sssd
that .he never had enjoyed the free use Oh hsr iiO'
The styles of skirts are quite numerous warning "a
.t.nA size and cost. Not less than 20 knd' are
~ p orr establishment, the wholesale pfiees OF
wh;cb rsnoe from IS TO SIS dozen. There are ior
.nrla he 81 eIefon skirt, several varieties OF tne
~ skir. the La(irsnge skirt, he Congress Z.
G t"I;ae ard he Upicn skirt. Silk, muslin, nsrcion
cloth and other material are employed 70 tnrl
nsnufacture besides the tape cord, o're ana ssee'
ubich are needed to give them Their se~ IA ns NAY
,s- N hoops. general preference expfesssa Iof tne
,onya vhslebone which, when boiled 10 Oh ioses mat
h,in,er.ss which hss been the main objection 70 in
re Some. however prefer steel, and otheis inset
u,~c cord which, with csnoiiIe, CONSTITUTES son Of
compromise fashiop.
8 he mOst poVzIs styles Of skhh a present sppear
"a he he Unioa tire SfeIesoa I'D LIZ Sy!peiee. Ias
,s,s~r q a simp,A tastsfu srcis, EEL shaeed, eaa .
.iss ma asfpa betsese Toe ur<sso>fI strdsAf e.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-05-31
r"h WHITE =, hrn,m sraIN,s .on

VvNnE death Of the late en- the prinep.I
Tor settlement Of t u. propsr,y ssSs n.ss;'.y
'elit. --'sh'd 'oH poser -
10 iseAts The sale liberal charter been obtained , M
sey asa oni,toeh eonpAny sanns them every I
vel =, a, Tor manufacturing purpose. ssI,isIy " w. -
& 5 n o. he sasoE,, ohrrryd ,h-sn under.
company 70 h. orsAaIs charter "I' or "
Ihs White -GlphUr sprnss such vta-..,,-.d
Their a-ienA gua place Of .shionss r. ~ q,
For nesr half they e- ficausnt- 4,
NAV be- T, % ses', 81 pleasure and tey
onsblr ehara"'er Of their visitors - WV 'e' And lash
lime aud are sanvnt rnlsrtSn abou, on, % ms TO
meet iSp dsmsnd Of he vs .5 hsvs ss
vat They had been sufficient accommodate osaie
oa o. every year namer applicant. ars turned
r 1-r. iss Springs has been attends, with can
tc.di stages SS fsu esns S% 2 travel
S E.,e.d, bod, u which nov posrv-. of eoS.:rssaa
~, sna cities to ihs within ~
Railroad hA. miles We, az nh Ne Ssn,s
few year. the o,h 1na .yops ns worst pan Of the
eA,s Anor AshipsoH Alexandra. Redmond AZ P,T,buys
sh o. The coyipso9 and Ohio Railroad completed he
convenient viii dacuil to On Inn, ~ a. U%
m, .H W5i,. s rSr9 y. 70 'hs.s SPRING,
,s I.S o. ne AnshaHy mountains, The 10 he
ven thousand Are extending along valley sbcG three -.
san 80. aT9,. RON snounan to mountain Tcrs
aaor Wat quantity Of good arabic upland The rr-u. az D.
IL
good range Tor stock All The supplies meats grain &c Az 81
'-SeN on me
The bsrFs Tor the accommodated victor. ar, conveniently,
arAIF'u ahn many OF them
rltvftt nF,nir.
dNrfs bed hy ls sid t1 III.
OF the es u has been described Parad on Satrrns
'i uyIr sc ItN Sho acquainted uho viii III
70 tcknosrdge IT, oisiui 10 this 49, ~ ~
Ih receipts - the establish
hS Accommodations
eiSIs management, they might BE- |
The ale OF the water, which reuuesi IN our .
P " lor rAsi"riatou may De easily made to k,Tnh
-, and IA proper hands he profit. Il years
rrnuss The price At which the property purchased
Nr country contains lev subjects,
and capital - ~ - " ~ sh'epEise
The uiie the believed to BE- unque;onab h.x,n -
onge To te present propretoT ANCESTOR Tor ars
evenly Year To facilitate tie
avoid difficulties which might tbs desrh OF nny ~ Az
@ e~htr' int csA le has been one Of th
ne ~ho will be prepared proper d. 10 m. oar
The sale will embrace furniture hsrr,oto, nae. In n,
uon Niih ur property for the accommodation Of visitors
Tie undersgped. NM NACfapI NJ -11
OF Richmond, Va
ALEX II. H. STUART,
OF Stanton, Va.
iAcxf
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suHt CuSs TuH PELoSwhen .orenr,, ar commence.
OF even WIN lar advanced be relieved aud entirely nv
holding the finger part afflicted Pain Killer H
ha an hour IL has been thoroughly tested and proves nry.r
falling remedy flon troublesome ding ana ~ u,uJ "a
wise AL - troubled Ia the - ~ ' ~
PEEEN DAVE PAS KLLER- houtHnds WHO IA We b, ,
eds vel As The thousands Who have unbound
IN ffFfg DfrF Tsgsfdbls Pain hS read among mr.
ea notices @ week another the additional evidences Of r
power Z" The application. We doing an act Of bumanv 81
We family possess themselves OF -B1GfS ,f
fifT ddroeIfS w. -'V"" '"'N
eold by al Dealers In Family Meiiein. ,,.o, ,..-o-
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FiRE-rhe Of the tenement on CLAY str
"''t OF Adams occupied by WIN \. Tinscy Bakery
Va. harmed yesterday morning about O'Clock The building
Sos are siinaed TO be damaged extent OF o. H
onnt u hy covered by Insurance building Is owned h.,
I AuuHi DI The IRE entirely accidental.
@ sS,y On The ground aud perhaps prompt.
On 'e occasion tAt greater destruction
About 10 o'clock yesterday morning som. spark fen an
OF house occupied by Mr. Smith, situated on Dyrl a.,
second streets The
names we're exiinguishtd before much damage done
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' NJ "
WOtS fuk MisSfs The tuhscrIier uI1 III
ily, evr from Philadelphia, tl0unr
Style ~ Hossuilhr for te present approaching sa.ou
Via silver Gr1y srd White Morocco dress Hsots,
lirhf 1ud urk Tim tUlurUd
~ tnd Walnut Do
Pearl tlghf anf Dsfk 40
furefhtr wi fr and complete al
Old styles. si Of shich respectfully nvte tbs a.
nton n Parents generally. snd he Misses rsriculsry
ID n. FRANKLIN
Manufacture and nafr Llits and
No urasH afrss li..et, san
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'ENhtST saLE on TWO VALtAnIE RRICI.

Eny ~ SSSLE Or Two VALUABLE BRICA
pNELLINos ON $rH STREET.-By virtue OF A drr,l0f
rust t1yc1'ed TO the sshsr by Booth ANA vi. baTin
A ue ~ OF August lsi Of OF Hu.
~ y1i 10 OF ne city o. Richmond shall MONDAY
fe no June, $50, ~ tie hour o'clock p NJ -,
Tor ale, ~ public premi.-s m. h., -,
oeA tsn'nrnts thereon, the northwest .Iig Of an
re' ~ u aheton With alley, between and Frsrtn
Le's IN sd city The trustee viii stecisl .ATranty
fcet, aud runs back about t--t " ~ 0-' o.
sash q balance a credit q g. ~ and Is
uioi Win interest atdei uiable
credit payments the taxes sud Tor lisa to D. pad Nv he
80 ssis e,. ~, l., - SAhL T. PULLIAN Trustee
h IN. property Nas rtcrnY sold Of
-u'e feeFr o. but In Of
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