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Drp GOODS,


We shall opon very choice invoice of
Preach Or%Rndi NBsIjus, in Chintz colors
French Orgaadi MusIius, in Brown, Purple
and Wool Colors
French JncOnefs, 10 Colored Ground
French JHcOnets, white grounds, small figures
French Percnies, in "olorel groun7s.
French PercnIes, in white gcounds
FreBch Prints, in white grounds.
Wove SILK, Wool Berage Robes, with Chenele.
Woye Silk Berage Robes, very rich
A few patterns of real, French POpIins. m
All Of which are Of the best class of goods, which We
shall offer this ladies wishing to select beau-
full dress for the coming summer, should not fail to give
US early call. G. P. BRYANT 4 CO, 81
f27 a6wtf No. Mechanics' Hail.
a GARD 40 THE la DIES.
GREAT CLOSING OUT SALE OF
Fnuhtounb'e Ern broidcries, Dress-TrIn
mings, Hosiery aud Fancy Goods.
Our annual Closing out sale commences TODAY
and inform the Ladies Of Worcester and vicinity that
We have marked down our entire stock Of Fall and Win
ter Goods, aud determined to reduce cur stock as well
IS possible to make room for Spring Goods Our stock
consists Of
5000 Cambria and Muslin Collars, II cts to $1.oO.
5000 $500 to $500.
Among our Enbroideries can be found some nea- pat
erns Of French Collars and Bands aud French sets Cam
brio and Muslin Cuffs and Coilsrs and Guns and Sleeves
10 match, and great assortment Of Fringes Black Vel
sets, More Antiques Dress Trimmings real Mosaic Cam
TO- and GodStone Buttons Kid Gloves of all coors and
Rumbers, and great many Fancy Articles.
Call early to secure the best bargains srt9
Respectfully, GROSS h STRAUSS s
DIFF 1872 Main ST., opposite the Post oflee.
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sent one of my circulars 70 an Editor in Georgia
and he gave Notice IL bis paper se the following:
{" Mr.. Monroe sent of his circulars, and l will
just say TO my readers that wboeve Of you of
employment that Mr. Mou1oe's business is good bust
uess and money be made of it by any one who
engages in 1t, for tits no hunbug." d3m Dc
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1RURE LIfn GEESE FEATHERs.-
Just receke,a large lot. Also, large invoioe o
Hrst quality Hal iApRKSSka.
q ABgRTn0E CO., 1850 Main st.
Opposite the Post O0ire
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BLOUSE CARPENTER.-The ,hscriber ba,
n u taken the shop In The Northwest corner OF new
woods Bull ling Central Street. and ready % do JOB
or Carpenter york. AZ short notice u. IlOVEitINo
unrhla atr
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NEONNT! M0NEY!! MoNRY.!!

w WHY BE WITHOUT MONEY? when it is just
as easy for any to be around with pocket fun
not, if they only think ] have got article,
from which from 1--WE to twenty dollars day he made
either by male or female 1T is mighty respectable husin
ess, and an article which is wanSed in every family in
the United States Enclos two dollars by mail, at
ny risk, and will forward by return mail orcul0r.
with full instructions in the art The business is very
easyIry it, you out If employment, and you viii
never regret; for will be better for yOu pay the above
sun, ami insure goo business than to pay nty five
cents for spurious advertisement. This is huubug
Try W-Yry ~ TRY III Address your letters to
DWIGHT MONROE, New YORK.
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81 EbLADONNA GLOBULEs, : Recon
NJ mended by he faculty, as preventative for
a r1et FeUtT. Fold ID, SCOTT,
as DIFF 25l Main slrt et
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NJ Il 2 l. U S UL II r A
LAzELL'S ~ uH4
CE6MsOG EEgIs' Tonic


An admirable preparation for preserving and beauyng
.t1nI q ia the HUmau Hair. 75ish
The Climax Hair Tonic includes in its composition
many the most potent known remedies 1t is combined
wihthe most elaborate care and with SO strict regard
to proportion that due effect is given each ingredient
and the result CONFEDERATION elegant recherche and
unsurpassed in point Of efficacy by any other before the
public. ai-l9 H95glI tffg' y hiTF57I7-7
Just so long vitality exists in the hair the appcs
ton OF the Climax Hair Tonic fail to be beneficial
Us inygorating influence will make itself perceptibe
Its action, By removing daudru and other obstacles from
the scalp destroys their whitening Effects and leaves the
way clear for nature TO do her part, nj Is reiftfr
AS compound for dressing the hair imparting to it
A1nsss gossiness and richness and also rendering the
ttieat and drest hair susceptible Of the most tasteful
arrangement the Climax Hair Tonic will be found inyau
able. Nervous headache frequently removed by
vigorous application of the Climax Hair Tonic with a
stif brushing. ~ Aay % IfiUT
Possessing delicate color, not liable to soil anything
with which it comes in contact--of pleasant andde-
cided, yet not too prominent oior, the Climax Hair
Tonic, it what the proprietor has aimed to make TIA
compound at once elegant and effective and Of unusual
intrinsic worth.
Sold in large bottles at twenty 1--WE cents per bottle
Prepared only by GEO r. sPURR No. 2O1 Main st..
Worcester, Mass, and sold by traders generally. HW
MO tiUa du HEHa'GI GeaA
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w E c 4 MI CSC NJ UTU 4
f / r r
INSURANCE COMPANY,

ANSORANCE COMPANY
Az he annual meeting Of iris eo,,.,, bo,a =. ta.
UiHce in C.srks Block on TUESDAY Ian 6tb The f,iio
Ing named persons were chosen nractors f he %
ensuing viz: '@
Henry & Benny WORCESTER. Geo NJ Rice Wor,ss,er
Geo blackburn Boston VIM n. Fo,s ~ q -
Essex Saunders, Grafton Daniel Tainter ,. .
Aonzo White leicester sam,I r. Uodees CbarTvv,v
B. Denny Ctappyille II n R,gelow i,s5t,r -
At a subsequent meetine nj tlp. lg,srdr HENRY A
ANA TS SiS5 rfs5geS w s. DENNY seere
This CoTonan1 has h IN -
Nav iss5 al - - tsi't t ui'ei aIiou ses
rays III f,g1roI1t t ~ -. NJ - tSu R1egail t
nn;lIo,,s $50 - az u5 IL uousss ,o otier
anS No., bsIo,, T.i - oiss T 1. e..ps,
addressed tS the President or sseEsa @ rscsiHs
prompt attention.
Worcester Jan. Z, 1857 DIFF il
CSTE Ts7TTE5 IA F@7z7T RI 4 oT1 q ON
~ col1pASv elis Cn,,a,' ,.. -. i - -
cStto9 yv,aien a,.l : ~ - ,,,,tf = q. So
cbatI;ss $500 bi; n1i,,,i ,, .si
N Bleacbing and priatfofr Vorss ana otFer 100 ~ az
c,yrert rates ~ I,ra,,,i,,,9 F't "'
DIREcroes n N slater Earl p Mason Royal Cha.
min W1' 4 pb,,sor Isr,sg y e,,5 Ia w T
Iosenh Carna,tsr Gb,,ias- Anib1n-J ,,;s r = 49,
Daniei n Gayns,,iar Psni h fFa',,, cIsi,,oi
Rhodes Unnamed Ssarls Lroyidsrce. E9,a5 ~ Ig
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NICHOLS. ACADEMY.-The Spring Term of
Nv this Institution will commence the 10Th of March
next, under the direction Of Mr.. MUNR0E NICHOLS, of
MiidletoWn College.
Mr. N. is an experienced teacher and few schools Of
like grade offer better opportunities for the education of
youth than ths and parents and others Interested in the
work Of education, confidently invited to palronize
this School, Per Order,
.. BAKER,
l'Uua1 saf 1r t H. PRATT, ri Committee IS
Z. h. ...- A.. HANC0CK.S
Dudley Feb. 18th, 1857 d3taw2wGwlt f27
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N. I'd. advertisements.

~ ~ -
N 2t5 ADVERTISEMENTS
----.
E4V A NJ q Y O q ID =
81
..-.-- d.. M. kNlGhl ~ CO'' a.
IMPORTERS ASH WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
p,5a4.tst4 rppUau = aspAtAsr pANov GOODs
'.NoEish' '1ENp'i' q "H'''4 az hA'"ci U''DS'
Nos. 26 aud Is HeSey street, (Up SiGirs, betweeR
B1OdlOag and church ST. eet, netV York
COMBS -BuTso, Rubber and Horn Back Combs, in
~ IN .griet Tryist DressiI,g and IVORY Combs But
Tons = Who5ehone GRt btstine aohair Twist Bone
Meta, SUI, Agate &c. BRUsIIEs.TIar.ro Tooth Nail,
Sc Liner T6read speol t,ottop N edIes Pios Hooks
and Eves Hair Pima Easfics tVbgleboDe Linen and
Cotton Ta.es Linen ana Cotton ol5ing Sci sors Thin
ees ana great variety Of Fancy Goods and Fans kc.
al chsap for cash. dly fz8
- = : = :,
= X y p u > 3 ~ " . y y
H.Ep 9ESToRf aTTyE
5n ~ 7, u, q a 1, IT,,nS
Am Rt,sTopI6iG ANY ~ 1IrR
49, 49, - . ,,-
10 IFS NAlO RAI4 COLOR
r,,,y ,sr,,,,rs,r,,, 80 ,,,,orr, ,,,,,r
THIS ASTONISHING AND. uNEQUAhhED PREP"
4Tation has never failed to produce growth on Bad
leeds when used according to the direction, and turn
hair back to its Original color after having become grey
and reinsiate Il IN all its orgtoa heslth usre sotness
end beauty removes at once All souri, dandruf ana uA
from the scalp 10 also prevents the hair from becoming
unhealthy and aliing on and hence acts as perfect
hA4h ANNIdohATok AND TONIC.
gentleman Of Boston writes to his friend in New Bed
To your Inquiries, would reply, that whenI first com
lnenced using Professor WooA Hair Restorative my hair
was smost white aud bad been for the last ten
a-9 s vas very th4 on Che TOP my heat aud very loose
and pulled out freely; but tound that before had used
al lhs second bottle, (Which was eight weeks) my hair
was entirely changed to its original color light brown
md Is nov free from dandruf and quite moist have
mad my hair cot five or six tunes since the change and
have never seen any thing like white hair starting from
The r9ots and it now as thick as it ever was ani DOES
not come cut at ALL Ithss proved in my csae all thatI
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TIE WORcGSTER SPY.

pi-, "a and Published by JoHS MILTON EARLE,
VsNsg DREv at No 2l2 Msin Street, Rorcestel Mass
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NEW WORCESTER & LINCOLN So
~ O M N 1 b u s
CHANGE OF TIME.-Monday, Dsc Is 1866
Leaves New Worcester,
At6t, 81 and 10l, A. NJ, and 4 81, ST. and 81 P Nj
15ag sat 5tl Leaves Lincoln Square, efsE hi u
At II 81, and H. A. NJ, and 81, rs, and So P. NJ
Leaves Harrington Coz ner at Q, z. M
Leaves Harrington Corner, for New Worces er, min
utes after leaving Lincoln Square.
q n SUNDAYS. IA
WIN leave. New Worcester at 10 A NJ, and u p. NJ
returning at the close of meetings.
81 Fare each way, 6 "a cents. e-.a
dis diff l.. STOH +, Proprietor.
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lust purchased the late Great Auction Sales in Boston
and New York; all Of which we viii offer for the next hir-
y days at prices that cannot fall to suit the most eco
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Mllsrelt0ueous.

U N s A MD PTS II OIL 81.
At FISK \ GoDDARD's may be found every variety
o suns and Pistols that aredesable for use or amuse
ment, and fixtures for the same.
- ts5 Union Block, Main street, 3af
@tA 70 uttfH 9it! 8U as Worcastars Mas =
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MJLLBURY ST AGE leaves the Bay state
AVE House at 10 SO A. NJ, and 80
Loaves Miilbury at 8 A. M and p. NJ. diff is
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W0MAN'S PRIVATE MEDTCALCoM
Z r,ch5 FANI s.S For sale by WIN ALLEN, u
ncnz du 276 Main street.
GN0MPOUND EXPECT ORANT 0GNDY
Tor the cure Of Coughs, Gods Hoarsness feKing ii
the Throat, &c. Price only cents role For sale bV
.oo D. SCOTT h CO.,
tJ-o t%tl du 4l HFisfaTrar Isl Main street.
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HnaE

Just received. IS CAMBRIA AND MUSLIN sKrrs.
Gauntlet Pattern, nom to dollars set, worth from
10 10 dollars. i aUH 4a.egaf
Gail early to get them, at ]. L. MYERS,
j23 DIT Il. III. 2l0 Main street.
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ESTATE OFFICE IN the County nf WoroestaT.---
IARKIN SMITH 2S6 Main Street-To those who deara
MOUSE in this beautiful and growing citf he oils3s
unusual Inducements for time aud credit 10 those me
Contemplate budinghe has an assortment Of Lolt IN
surpassed but BY few In the city Of Worcester m hns
some splendid lots near the Female Coeae A TnsAs
lion destined TO be one Of the first In the state II ho@s
Who desire 70 exchange country proproty 10 e,y ~ AZ
mrs re barFairs, and V all who dealre 10 tri a. M
or sell Real Estate, he cordially extends an fnvston III
give him eall, and he wifbe happy 70 show heh 49,
Of charge, MS laEse aaeoFlment. dAwtf ans
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pRUSHESt BRUSHES ~ nRU8nRs fil--A
~ now lot q Tooth, Hair, and Nal nnaslua iurl -
isysa, and ler sale BY = IS .... aRQ. r sPuBR.'
ma CORDS OF, WALNUT ,VYOOu.
NV for sale In lots 70 suit purchasers Apniv AZ
WlOhLED CHDElK--A nice aftidid, jast Ttcely13
- and fornAls hgoasag q. BROOKE \ sTKAnNR.1
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THIS ASTONISHING AND UNPARALLELED PREP
kration has failed to produce growth Bald
Heads when used according to the direction, and turn
hair back its Original color after having become grey
and reustate in all its original health usre, soitness
md beauty Removes all sourf, dandruf and
pleasant itching, scr0ula, eTuptnns and 5yeTish heat
from the scalp II also prevents the hair from becoming
unhealthy and falling off, and hence acts as a perfect
HAIR IEYIGORAT0R AND TONIC.
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yE'TnE GREAT CoKN sHELIEK;

j. p SMITHS Patent Excelsior Corn Shelter and Sep
Rrator may be found at WIN. THOMPsONs Cypress S.,
Merrhelds Buding where they will be kept constantly
hand and will be happy to show the operation Il this
splendid muehine TO those who wish examine Or nur
chase It. i'' ALFRED LAPOINT.
fl0 q Hl ID as.l5 4 81 fIuunIH 81 a.air 4rnf
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on ADVERTISING
TRANSIENT ADvMRTIsEM EN,Ts

7 z y
Ditto with right Ditto with right Ditto with right
to change once to change once to change once once
a week SIS a week SIT week $50
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-01
LATEST NEWS.
The Acaninn, orD.C Lee. in Washington.

The Washington correspondent of the Bal,i-
more Sur. writing on Sunday. says:
The trial OF Col. Leo for the murder of Mr..
Hume. ke.,i the court in session up To y q clock
las, night The district attorney (Mr. key) had
prayed certain instructions 10 the jury, which
were refused hv the court. Mr. Dayldge. of
counsel for the defence, then prayed and obtain
cd certain other instructions to the jury, to the
effect that If the prisoner was assaulted by blows
from which he could not safely escape by retreat,
not having committed any previous personal viz
lence himself then he Is cScu.ahle upon the
ground of self d efnn>e-and also that if the jury
entertain reasonable daaht-, they must give the
b, neft 10 the prisoner. Mr. KY spoke for an
hour in reviewing the evidence. He urged that
had Lee really believed thu, the charge he made
against Hume of picking his pockets AT the Pres
ident's house. he would never have exchanged
cards with him. and the next morning instead ct
arming himself tn meet Hume. h. would have had
him arrested AS n pekpochei: and that he per
sisted in the charge. knowing that he was msta
ken. because his malice would not allow him to
do Hume justice. He did not retreat from the
blows of Hume, but 10 give him AN opportunity
to get oat Il deadly weapon
Nh. X. was followed by Mr. Chiffon and Mr.
Davdge for defence. The latter cnntendcd thnt
Lee had no reason To expect Il visit from Hume
the next morning, he CLce) being the injured
party, after having been slapped two three
times in tue face at the lcvee by Hume in the
presence of The ladies he had taken there; that
Lee did not make any proposition To exchange
cards, bat did 50 at the suggestion of Major Lal.
ly and that Lee doubtless viewed the card giv.
en- US u mere trick. lie drew II picture of the
different appearance presented by Hume and Leo
personally, the one Il peltect man, some six feet
two inches in height, aud developed proportiona
bly, and the other Il weakly man, fifty five years
of age. aud argued That Lee. seeing a stick Of
a = r. 4
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The Philadelphia correspondent of the Baltl-
more American writes on Saturday as follows.
\ terrible murder wa, brought Ia light yester-
day morning, having occurred cell of Nova
men sing p,sen, in which two mrn la been lock
ed up .he previous day, for brutal coudnct to-
wards their wives. The prison keeper on open
ing the door about hafpast7 O'Clock, discovered
George Aublin washing up the hoor which was
stained with blood, while John Ceary, the other
prisoner WAS lying dead on the floor, with the left
side of his head broken in. presenting most aw-
ful sight. Blood and brains were scattered over
the room. On asking Aublin what the ma +
ter he said at once, = killed him" After coln-
hitting the fatal deed. Aublin had laid his vict i'm
out at side of the cell, placing blanket be.
meath the head. An inquest on the body of the
deceased was Of course held. Mr.. Nnn,ant. the
keeper @h was on duiy during the night, test
fed that be had heard 40 noise in the cell occu-
pied by the prisoners, and knew nothing of the
murder M til after it was discovered by Mr.. IIa
mersteal. The witness saw Aubln af or dinner
Yesterday, when he asked him why he had done
il; he replied that the deceased had eat his bread:
the prisoner again asked what the deceased
had done. when he repeated, .,notbing hut eat
my bread" The jury rendered n verdict that
death was caused by injuries inflicted with
iron bar in the hands of George Aublin.
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wore of the Colonization Folly,

New YoRK. March Bottle Herald of this
morning, contains an exposition of the scheme for
the Colonization OF Virginia.
Eli Thayer SAYS, 1--WE shall abide the laws Of
the State and nation. shall adhere with wonder.
fnl tennciiy to the constitution of the Union
Shall purchase large tracts of land, give away
one four Ii to actual settlers, sell one fourth at
cost and sell the rest at free State prices. thus
doubling our money. VIII bay no land in Han
cock, Brooke Marshall or Ohio counties. as they
are essentially free, aud consequently too high
chances will be best in Accomac, southampton
or Dinwid1e.
He says, .'nanv of Tie people of Virginia
tunlly desire this friendly invasion, and some Of
the Shareholders desire to take stock in the com
pnny. If some cfthe people Of Nirginia,in def,
nnce of their own interests and our right, oppose
the enterprise and commit oatragrs against the
lives and property Of peaceful ~et'lers,they must
be met by the Constitution aud laws, and should
these fail, popular sovereignty must b" Invoked
for Virginia as it has been for Kansas"
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Aue,hrr RniI,ond Accident.

CLINTON. March 2S.-Ncslcrlay afternoon JOS. An
derson, candidate tor the Assembly last November
aud james Helms We're run over and horribly mutt
lated by the passenger train of the Delaware and
Lac tawana Raroadat the junction of that road with
the Central road. They standing on the track
counting the coal attached TO the train passing
the other road, and did not hear the approach
Of the passenger train. Neither expected 10 re-
ray
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-01

\. Judson Crane, E>q., in reply to n card
signed by numerous citizens, calling upon him 10
become candidate for Congress for the Rich
mond District, announces TINT he occupies that
position, aud will stump The district ON the Land
Distribution question" be being in favor OF dis
tribatiou
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-01

TnE APPEARANCE or rnF CRoPs.-The growing
wheat never looked worse at this season OF the year,
in this region than present. 1t is truly distressing
10 behold it, Five weeks ago it looked if it would
90 something but at present ii appears 10 tie dend-
We do not know what effect few warm days may
produce upon it, but if good crop is grown, there is
nothing in appearances. The cold weather, during
the first of this month. wrought the mischief 1t is
feared that the injury has been most serious, aec-
ting the wheat TO its roots.--Saunton 1merjcan.
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C.oG
IJ&as,
Eix3 MILLINERY AND FANCY
Tfs$ s.D1bS.,

respectable r1n tho attention of and
friends to LARGE AND WELL ASSORTED STOCK
OF SPRING GOODS, which We now receiving fom New
York where have selected thcm with from the
Fashionable Embellishments aul for style and beauty
feel he surpassed this other market
our stock consists in DDN&ETS GilSEYS, LEbIIORN
FLATS. RUTLAND BLDnMEES, RIBBONS, FLOW EKS,
LACE GOODS. DRESS CAPS. mon MIR GAPS aud cor
FIERS HEAD DRESSES Of different styles Also, JET
ORR AMENfS. WHITE WAX BEADS, back aud front
HAIR BRAIDS and elegant lot of MAkTlIIAS, at all
Prizes The above goods vary price to suit those who
wish purchase Hnnes and Tlats boachrd aud repair
order short notice On opening day, which
VIII me Thursday Goth viii be prepared to show
hunamest aul largest Yrrey Of Benncis and Mnntlas
" have presented in this market.
orders from the country ill hr promptly attended To-
and good II the ndv l1a present Please
ftvur call purchase and feel assured
VIII be able suit yourselves both in price and quality.
mar2its Rep COPY. j. MATTHIAS Il co.
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The Illinois HANKS,

Sr. Lows, March 2s.-The Springfield llll) Jour
nal states that nearly million Of the circulation Of
the stock banks of Illinois have been returned To the
Auditor of that State cancelled since the Inst report
II the Legislature This reduces the circulation of
the banks of the States to about five and half mil
lions, issued stock basis Of upwards OF six and
Init millinns-
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-01

RECEIVED INTO THE CHuRCH.-I eSterday there were
80 persons received into the Washington sire
NJ Z. Church, and some of whom, with many Others
baptized by the Rev ). L Edwards.
Rev. Mr.. Claiborne preached an impressive and cl
oqucnt sermon on the occasion. The religious rev-
val will continue at this church during the week.
Pat. Dfn.
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From NasIiiugfDn.
Markets..
JOHN CLARK,
G . M M s s . N M Il L c. IL A N L

otttoE II MetoUkLtN 60 MAIN SrRttr LyNcuBuRa. Va,
MILL continue 10 give his personal attention the sale
" of Country Produce description particularly
10 the anti OF Tobacco and hacts himself that, with
pccneo oi u ytats uthe business the Planters
and Farmers viii suer bv being placed In his
s"naho advances made Tobacco aud other produce when
in hand JOHN CLARK,
iut,1 oil at4
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-01

CniG,Go, March 2sA gravel rain, with load oil
laborcrs for lasollc, going southwark on Thursday,
after crossing the bridge, was preclp'aed twenty
five feet below in consequence of the embankment
giving way, which had been undermined by the late
heavy rains. Four of the hborors were killed and
Others seriously wounded.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-01

A tobacco planter III tennessee gives the fol .
lowing gloomy account If the prospects OF the to
bacco crop:
SUMNER COUNTY March IL, 1857
| write TO inform YOU that our tobacco plants
are generally killed by ihe frost ind freezes
We have yet time to sow, but seed very
scarce when we first sowed, and it is now impos
sible to sufficient quantity To make up
fer what has ben l"st Our prospects for this
year are therefore very gloomy, We shall scarce
~ make half crop should the weather prove
ever 80 favorable. What i, here said applies
well to other sections A. Sumner, 10 wt:-Rub-
ert-on, Todd, Logan, Simpson, Allen and War