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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
SIR JAMES CLARKEs

NELEohd IED II " 4 L e Pill LIS
Prepared from prescription of Sir James Clarke M
D., Physician Extraordinary to the Queen This invan
ape nee lelne is unfaing in the cure Of all those painful
ton
1t moderates all excess removes all ob,tr,,ciops and
brings on the monthly period with regularity These Pills
should be used two or three weeks previous to conue.
menti they ortify the constellation and lessen the suffer.
ing during labor enabling the mother to her du
ties with safety to herselfa and child
d4sSs 1Hs S49Hld not be taken By females during
re FihST THREE MONTHS Of Pregnancy, as
other time they safe.
In all cases Of Nervous or Spinal Affections, pain in
me bscE am Limbs, Heaviness Fatigue on Slight Exer
on falpltaton OF the Heart Lowness Of Spirits Hys
bcs SICK Headache Whites and all the painful diseases
ooasoneu ny dlsordered SYSTEM these Pills will effect
cure when all other means have failed and although a
powerful remedy do not contain iron calomel antimony
any other mineral -
-. Full DIRECTIONS accompanying each package Price, in
the United States and Canada, One Dollar
Sole Agents for this country
l. Q. BALDWIN Il CO., Rochester. N. Y.
tS ~ Z, MOSES, Auburn, N. " GENERAL AGENTS.
N b. 81 ana six postage stamps enclosed to any au-
mail. 40 ~ ie'NAH
For sale by BURR, POSTER. 3 co. No oo,rh,u
Bost9n' oy Bush Co., wholesale and retail agents
anu Oy ufogss -4neIaliy dawSm mch6
s. Buy Me. and B'li DO Y on Good!s,
NOW Is me time to use the Great Spring and Summer
Medicine.
Oh. LANGLEY'S ROOT & HERB BITTERS
Composed of sarsaparilla Yellow Dock wild Cherry
Thoroughworts Prcky Ash Bhubsrb Mandrake, Dan.
dehon and Winergreen-so combined as to act directly
upon the cause of disease and forming one of the best
remedies in the world for Jauldce Liver Complaint
in al their lorms, Dyspepsia CostIveness Humors of
The Blood and Skin, Piles Indigestion Headache zzi
ness, Heartburn or Acid Stomach, Languor, Weakness
Loss of Appetite, Debility Bilious Diseases Merc1riai
Affections, and all Impurities Of the Blood no matter
what the cause may be- Fever ans Ague Coughs and
Colds, broken up and cured at once
Ihey are pleasant to take, useful at all times and sure
70 40 good They cleanse the bowels, purify the blood
heal strengthen, regulate build up and keep in order
me me Shoe system Everybody should use them. Nearly
SIX hun1red thousand bottles used last year. proving
II TIE most popular medicine ever known
Price only 20 and S72 cents per bottle Depot 90
Union street, Boston. Sold by all dealers in med ne
everywhere. mb25 5a5sr,
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W. w. ph ATT
CONsIAhLE AND AUCTIONEER,
Once No. tfhssB building, opposite .tho Bay Stat
~ Hose, Worcester. Mass ar
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Burnt,
New OrIenna NTnrl,et,

The University of Northern New York, at
Bethany, was destroyed by fire Saturday night.
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JAMES -. WILLIAMS.
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR ATLAW
No. ais Minis street,
az WORCRsTKR, MASS, aIv
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DEVENs. HOAR, ~ HILL,
ATLpRn EYS AMP coUNSELLoRS Ar Lar
sstN o. Worcester Bank Block, Worcester, Mass
cu.a DEyeys JA., Csc n. Il0AR, j. IRsay ut,t
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HIDE Eth 8 BARKER,


Wholesale md Retail deaersin COFFINa and CAsKRTs
OF all kinds, Coffin Plates, Grave CIoGhss &c
NO 81 Exchange street, corner Of Waldo street.
Coughs, HOraseueas and BroncE,5tfa
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROCHEs when aunweS A
dissolve slowly in the mouth have a dir,t ~
affected parts; the sdatiys and soothing effect To Inc mn
cous lining Of the windppe into the Bronch alava mil
monary Irritation and gives relief ia Coughs and Colds
and singers are liable. d&w6m ali
Mnaie,~-MR. MATTHEW A1prCKI,F Leader aud M
Lecor q Fskes Cornet Band, having concluded to 70
mar pefman nty with the Baud, has lite spare time
p po ne would wlsh 10 devote TO teaching ali kinds Of
Dlass instruments Pupils wishing take LESSONS on the
Oornet ga any other instrument will find tei ma by cali
ls AZ MaishS husc Store, Or Isaac Fskes Instrument
Music arranged with care, for either Brass or String
Bands. at ,nchh
a. Preattss, Designer and EngraveF upon Wood
snd stone Over the Quinsigamond Bank Entrance 14l
Main street House on Crescent Street All orders with
meet withpompt attention Particular attention uad to
drafting Machinery dec3O dtf
WILLIAM DICKINSON
NOTARY PUBLIC,
40 NO. llS Main street, Worcester "a,
ATToRNEY d coVEsELLoR ar tan:
No 2ls Ma'o street,.- Worcester, @SS
n. A. GOODNOW.
BOOTS. SHoE,S, and RU B n RS -
No. i MechSnics' Hail Building,
NV WoRoEsTEg, MASS
Partlcular attention given 70 orders dtf chs
DIR J.. M. RICE
Omce No. Harrington Block,
Corner Of Main and Front streets.
DEVENs. ROAR, Il HILL,
ATtTORN EYS AND COUNSELLORS ar Law
~SsS o Worcester Bank Block, Worcester, Mass
CHAs DEysSs, JA., Csc \. HOAR j. HRsRY HUI
" du
JAMES -. WILLIAMS.
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR ATLAW Z
No. ais Minis street,
al woeoHsTEH, Mass. dIy
cHAPIN q DADMUN,
ATTORNEYS & COUNSELLORS at LAW.
Nos Worcester Bank Block, Worcester, Mass
HESRY Cuns, APpLkros pApMrN
apl du
w w. ~ TT
Vince No. ,FNtB building, opposite the Bay Stat
hoee, Worcester. Mass. dtf
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THE LATEST NEWS.
By Telegraph to the Worcester Daily Spy


By the American Telegraph C0mpauy's Printing Lines
Office in Gen ri Express Office. lincoln House Block
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cmAPIN q DADMIIN

NHAHIN q UAUMUN,
ATTORNEYS 8 COUNSELLORS at LAW.
Nos. Worcester Bank Block, Worcester, Mass.
HESRY CuPN, APpLkTos pAnMrN.
apl du
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n. a. G5OODNOVE.

ADAM THAY Ea
ATToRNEY d COUNSELLCR Ar LAH:
,,vqir aW
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DIR. J.. M. RACE
Once No. A Huntington Block,
Corner Of Main and Front streets.
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wholesale Dealer and Job6er N "a, :,
ROOTS. SHO as. and RU . B n RS
No j MechRnics' Hail Building,
W. WORCESTER, MASS.
part,.,ls. o,,ention given IN orders. DIFF chs
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WILLIAM DICKINSON
NOTARY PUBLIC,
No. lls Main street, Worcester.
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John B. Cough gave lecture on the Bible, last
evening, at the Old South Church, which was
crowded throughout
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NATURAL HISTORY oOOIETY.-At a meeting Of
the Natural History Department of the Worces-
ter Lyceum and Library Association, held on Fri
day evening, the following list of officers was cho
sen for the ensuing year.
Chairman-Rufus Woodward, M. D.
Secretary--James 8. Rogers
Treasurer-Nathaniel Paine.
Cvatoys Botany Sargent, M. D.;
Mineralogy and Geoogy-Prof. James Bushee;
Conchoogy-Rev. Horace James; Zoology-Miss
N. B. jerks; 0rnithology-Wm. knights, Jr;
Herpetology-James S. Rogers IcthyolopyE
John E. Hathaway, NJ. D. Entomology. Miss
c. A. Andrews; 0steology-Rufus woodward,
NJ D.; Crustacea and Radata-Rev. I. w. Hig-
ginson.e
Cwajoys Of Cabinet-Rey. Horace James,
James S. Rogers.
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IcICce5slT % D T. I7leIfJ
WHOLESALE & RETAIL DRUGGIST,
And dealer in Gold Plate and Foil, Mineral Teeth and
Dental Findings Also Manufacturer Of Soda Water and
syrups.
~ B.. Physicians Prescriptions carefully prepared
rom the best medicines. DIFF f26
DR.. Peters Celebrated Pills fer Females
warranted to be sure remedy for all obs rucons in
Females, arising from whatever cause These Pills
saod not be taken If stOppage caused by pregnancy
for hey would invariably a miscarriage War
raned purely vegetable and free from anything injur
Gus to life or health Full and explicit directions accom-
pany each box. Price S. 30. For sale by DIS HILL &
JASEPH sole agents, No. 12l Main street. Worcester
an orders shonld be sent TO the above address
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FIRE.-The house and barn owned by John
Whitney of Westminster, Mass, were destroyed by
fire, with most of their contents, on the after
noon of the 18Th inst. Loss $4,000 Insured in
the Gilmanton, N. H., Insurance Company for
800.
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KEPU BLVCAN STATE CONVEyTTOy
Taisiat hlioil Of II, Republican Members of The
ana "f delegates from the several eitiee 90
c ~ sn5 commonwealth not represented nv Reuubii
Js IN me Legislature, viii be he'd at the HqyI ~ ~
twenty second day of April next AZ seen ,I me
Ut t ne purpos, q CHOOSING 4 ST6TE CIV NJ
tae COMMITTEE for he present year. and -
pohtca sentiment Of the state opposed h the ft me
tension o. slavery aud to AL its aggressious; and as a
consider tne condition Of cur state Finances and ni;.
State Expenses "Hu reform in
HENRY VOSE,
EEoRCS TAFT executive Committee
N. HiNCKLRY, ut Republican VI mbers
WENDELL T. j Wis, the / gisature
il GOODRICH.
Boston, March 49, 1857.
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wholesale md Retail dealersin C0FFINa and CAsKETs
of sll kinds, Coffin Plates, Craze Ckotkss. 10
No 81 Exchange street, corner Of Waldo street.
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For sale by BURR, FOSTER, & CO., No. / oornbilI.
Boston, by Bush Co., wholesale and retail agepts
and by druggs; aneTaliy daw3m mehs
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bhUWN's BRONCHIAL TROCHEs when auowed A.
ossove slowly in the mouth have dirso influence 70 ne
aueeted paTs the sedatiys and soothing effect to the
eons lnlng Of the windppe into the Bronch alavs mil
monary Irritation and gives relief ia Coughs and Colds
ana the various throat affections which public speakers
and singers are liable. d&wsr ali
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Music arranged with care, for either Brass or String
oanas' dh nch5
The Washington union., 1857-11-28
THE GLOBE :
THE OFFICIAL PAPEK OF CONGREss.

II PUBLISH now my annual Prospectus Of The Daily
ebs Asa me osasre.sse-l ees and Agsea,E 2 rssna
wi meet ibe arst Maday q nsSi De@esr When ~n
sa = Ioss .s. ss es~ aea lus sh.r s.rs, asd
therefore needless minute seaonns ef se Kind q
ms n.Iir Glss ala ca,ala report q ne aebaes
ss.n e esn. 4 aA d~ y ssisssfs a' % ,as !. s
q iea v be Ah reIgt rt~ lholsana wosas an
rarely sss seven asssnd ase hundred woros IA sar Whr
s debates q ssg q a.a make eIs fn y columns, '.S a
also me q she day, esr sh such ess ar'c. ~ a"y
my ianol from time 10 inae oas.zlo may requc
2 publish my saalesncs q .s Pes nsen wan raom have
erai Jackson And le headers q ne wh e ooaiued and
ne leading 4 osss parsF sal bencss, be interesting
In ssponiag ls reporter casrs fassm prop
wiI NO, e srieed ~ introducing eoasioe % history the
I%s saeh an' ma n,nd g rsssa sisrcssh S~mras
wl obtrnde principles Ia make them ebnoH'o
up hiary har % make lhs Sobe sn honest uaclar
1 M vs ~ Tosss 2 sss s 5 g ~ % ssp q an
te debates Congress revised b. the speakers e @e.sass- q te
aeparments passed dasag
sas odexea 2 a. Ty - g ,n.sd on aeaeis rey shot a
The whole via make besved between 500 and sseo I@gs,
sers and The ae1 seea Wi se What srssd ioas
beeve the cheapest work ever sold - any country whether
bong the lsas The
ss nassr pases so, sna ne assrass namer y 80 ~ ~ Co.,
sa ss sses 4 asss s . .asss. s H.. nas
one Aa ens for every 100 ooo rords Aa fsriAed An while
% - fr 2a97 wrds q Tins sos ~
Eansxi Has other bookseier anySes ever sold book
IN the ORD instance whie new, "a 70 kpw rsef bcbere
and belief that hereby give D.
who sa prove the complete @ the debates
i year 1888 making three volumes, which
sell o. o. Congress- authorizes these 10
by ms free o. The nczt win BE- wiieut doubt
unusually interesting viii be the first under new ed
nlnitrao and several complex qnesons mnst be dusssd IN E
example currency and other questions
The Globe win be- heretore the ony from which fun De
baes be obtaiD@d. .ts
a copy Daily Globe year $40 90
a copy Daily Globe naonls 90
a during 90
q copy Congressional Globe and Appendix and the
laws passed Daring the session 90
Bank notes country whore sutrr
resides, The whole a sub
scription may stamps. whieh rbe 10
any currency except gold Or silver
paper s be unless the the order
IT,
nesIapers that desire the
Daily session an who
prospectus se hrst Monday
who publish should send their
markei with direct sitenfon 70 q
JOHN G. RIVE
w2snnsurux October 29 1867
AZ Noy I3--laN4 D8SWkW
The Washington union., 1857-11-28
.Impro,e Your EYes.

CTRENGTHEN and assist them by the Paris opti-
- NoaFOS, bo h4s arrived lp ElTee sth his
vel the manufacture good Others d tc Aies ini
proved spoesaics and eye gses aIsoas Nlich ibe
Ps1,rOOFJc cOxcAvE AND oSyEx BRAZILIAN CRYSTAL THE
DoUBIE FUCpS AND fUihsIlED,
enteG with weakness cal
o. tending o also, s5I0KT =sIGlffK1lNfSsa -
who begin 10 glasses, OF those using
them, via be suited AT arst sigh rho~e wonderful
DoUBIE-FoaEHED GLASSES
The Worlds Fair
thrpugh their producing caness 70 ihe sight before unknown
styles nEylng glasses,
for ~ Eh street and
eighth 40 4sl between and
peAn
Prices very reasonable the eabnbmem Europe
Nov 2I-dly
The Washington union., 1857-11-28
Ifarkas

NKw YonK, Nov 2T.--Cotton il firm and holders de-
mand advance sales Of 500 bales. Flour is firm
with slight adsance--saIes OF 16 900 barrels State
81 80 s. 05 Ohio 50 35 IS 80 southern is steady
at So rs S. so. Wheat Is heavy and the market
closed with declining tendeneyles OF 81, 900 bush
els white, 81 25 81 So. Corn is higher-sales of
27 900 bushels; western mixed 81 IS cents south
mixed 30 cents Provisions are Inactive Groceries
qniet and unchanged Whiskey has declined cent
Freights inactive.
The Washington union., 1857-11-28

The Richmond Advertiser says: 2. 1t is currently
reported that there is heavy balance unsccoted for in
the State taxes If this should turn TO be true there
win be many worthy te securities OF the defaulte
who will suffer very severely Before giving publicity to
the facts which have to knowledge, we will
await until full investigation has been made For the
sake Of the gentlemen who responsible for the sup
posed deaication, Tast that the may be un-
founded though it il generally talked Of that there s
but little hope
The Washington union., 1857-11-28
IMPRISONMENT FOR DEBT REVIVED.

T the Ed'tr g the JAicn:
BY reference to the CODE prepared by Messr ould
and Gross find that any Judgment creditor who viii ile
with the clerk affidavit charging the debtor with
frsudulently conceang removing, conveying trans
erng his property subject TO execution, with intent to
defraud and delay the plaintiff, charging that the
detor has money, rights credits effects, with which
the Judgment, part thereof might be paid and
which he frauduenty wthhoids on conceals with view
to delay defraud the creditor, may get execution
against the body and imprison the debtor The code
further provides that the afdnrit need designate
specifically any moneys effects and iiaat the plaintiff
or his agent may require any Justice OF the Fsace
make out and certify abstract Of any Judgment
ded by him. and such abstract may be dockete BY the
clerk Of the circuit court who il to tissue execution
upon Judgment rendered by said court
viii be that the debtor viii be required TO sur
render all his rights Credits and effects uq else 20 TO jail
II known that there many persons who have large
Chains against the United States which If sold by the
marshal, would not command one hundreith part of
their Falne 1t known that persons from all parts of
the United States required here business
with the government Is possible that such per-
sons may be in debt and that of his creditors know
ing of this iaw, may pursue the debtor and obtain iug
mrnt and BY arresting and placing hn in prison.
pei him 30 surrender his claims against the government
OF b sacrifice at marshal SALE property in distant parts
Of the United States, at oneieth part Of its value Is
Just 10 the other creditors of honest debtor to give
such power to single creditorf WIN it be wise in the
people Of this District to subject persons having claims
against the government such oppression VIII the
people knowing the character of this code vote in favor
d ia adoption
II there be spot this continent where imprsOn-
ment tor debt should be abolished it s here for all
who have contracts with the government know how diff
cult i Is 10 adjust their accounts and the delays they may
the grssaest innstioe. s~s
The Washington union., 1857-11-28
HyHE LADIES

TIME LADIES are especially invited to The
Lakes Noneriy occupied by r. sevensl
Commercial Building opposite
q laney and toilet ARTICLES, prfGnery &r shall
improve and sell wholesale and cid
SOS Pennsylvania
2s-n LAKE 4 DAUGHTERS
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IMPORTANT rn-cnTToN PI.ANTFRs. hr whieb

III duuhedThe unders,gned has
and Obtained fm the Unied stsn FOR the
raneesrnt machinery for
ysrns precc<s through
preparation and spinning marncy until ready nr ship
savinr from ths process viii per
yarns from nhe lnpbrken unjured BY
rnsuns n the machinery f the used and dis
~ VIII be niuu y per hesrirr and
VIII cmnsnd the markets of the world dtancinE all oompes
advanced prices.
The nnasrignea prepared dispose Of privileges hs
and planters l be informed with complete
ttrurons how how fhe machinery al
ether particular application addressed
Bee s-2awfyn G. HFyRY, Mobile
The Washington union., 1857-11-28

One hundred and ffty-two thousand SIX hundred and
forty five pairs of woollen socks were knitted by the
women Of New York IN their leisure moments In the
wear 1856. Their cash value t4s, ,297.
The Washington union., 1857-11-28

We panied TO learn from the Mobile Register that
Lieutenant Derby, John Phgnix.l typographical engi-
neers recently arrived in that city, is suffering from
disorder of the eyes, which it is feared may destroy
the sight entirely
The Washington union., 1857-11-28
Hsoson oS a Cslloo. Prssssu

CoLUNBIA s C.. Nov 26.-LIhe trustees Of the South
Carolina Coee have elected A. b. Longstrcet the au-
thor, President II Ia believed that their oourse viii
pat end Go the unfortunate dsensions which have for
long time deprived this institution Of much of its
fulness.
The Washington union., 1857-11-28

large golden eagle, measuring feet and four
inches from tip tip and three feet from his feet his
peak was killed by Mr. Green A. RAIDER. Lewisburg
Virginia, day last week This monster bird at
tempting TO steal Of Mr.. r. turkeys when he
killed
The Washington union., 1857-11-28
DEAL PARIH KID GLOYEs- ALL coI

DEAL PARIS KID GLOVES, ALL COLORS
III \ and stzes best quality. ladies gentlemen.
30 cartons ladies sha~is ~ all modern styles
u rzrunu isaics' thr mnrrss
pan nnd ribbed eifhs for ladies'
,arrusrs, and
Our Harihers and correspondence supplies
daily HT 71 "
One Prioe only marked plain asurcs
FERRY BROTHER
Central sinre~ budding
NOV 1s-londh aPpoate the Centre urrkrt,
The Washington union., 1857-11-28
Asa RdSeT C1spictod
Arrival of a Li5ena PaaEef.

CoLTMsdA, Nov z7.-Scott, who arrested several
months ago for robbing the mail has been convicted
The Washington union., 1857-11-28
Bnllo1iaa a. N s. lSualor.

CoLuAHA, Nov. z7.--The Legislature. to-day, had
st ballot for IT, g. senator, in place Of Judge Butler
with the following result Hammond, 81 Pckens, 80 I;
James Clement, 20 John s Preston, ls No choice.
Adjourned
The Washington union., 1857-11-28

fEsSsrLrasiA IHox WosKs The great western iron
ruling mill at Brady Bend Armstrong county has dis
chsged about seven hundred operatives 1t has been
engaged IN making railroad iron largely and the demand
or that Ercie having fallen Of materially Il is curta
ing epeafinns 10 suit The Pftfsburg ruiing mills are
neary all running half tmc md the owners are storing
uhe prodnct They VIII be well prepared Cor a brisk
7ng season. but hare been compelled 10 foreEo the fall
Seas0n trade alrncSf altogether
The Washington union., 1857-11-28
ArisaI of Me Arm.

NEW YoKK, Nov. 2e-The Cunard mail steamship
Africa arrived the quarantine station at 81 10 night
Her adyioes have been anticipated by the Vanderbilt
The Washington union., 1857-11-28

Capt latham surveyor of grain vesses for the board
underwriters, furnishes the New York journal OF Com
mrrce with statement showing the number OF ships
WITCH have loaased with grain and sailed will sal -
r,ng the present month, for Europe. The aggregate
gnsnfsty Of grain included in the statement i about
100000 bushels. Of which, say two-hiris is In bags
and the remainder in bulk Thsis believed he larger
anount than was ever before shipped to orer ports u
ring 80 brief time. Last rear. in November while the
extraordinary shipments of grain taking place the
number az grxin vessels which leff New York was hut
orfy one wherr II is aicunted that not less than sixty
one will sal before the present month expires
The Washington union., 1857-11-28
MARRIED.

7ssh instant Ecx4ru Commander JOHN
RODeERS rnsed ANNIE ElZABRTH
dznshfor m wuzlsn l. HsDsE q ihs city Of Washington
The Washington union., 1857-11-28

FTyEACIIER WANTED.--We wish to employ gen
tenan principal of the Parsons Female seminary
twelve miles
settled healthy neghocd, and Is well located for
We viii liberal salary gentleman
whose wife could would be preferred.
Applicants forward their and references address
@webbervige, Travis eouniy Texas r TOwNFs
Oct led2m President
The Washington union., 1857-11-28

HAaFTos Rosps. Nov The brig President Benson,
Capt Champion, from Monrovia arrived here to-day with
a cargo of palm ol
The Washington union., 1857-11-28
By TELEGRAPH.
Es.,f Al.,n,l,.,f g.

EoEFoLK, Nov. 2s-csptain Brown and the crew Of
the brig j. w. Allen, OF Mlbridge Maine from Machas
bound 20 Ponce, Porto Rico, have arrived here The Al
len had cargo Of lumber and disabled and aban-
dOned at
The ship Revenue before reported, fell in with the
baraue Bruce also Abandoned
The Washington union., 1857-11-28

sHIIaIsGTox sProminent among the sinstitutions''
Of the metropolis the wcliknown periodical depot on
the Of Pennsylvania and -Four half
street Statesmen call in to get the New York papers
Ladies' procure the latest fashionable magazines schol
to procure the fresh publications. strangers to pur
chase guide-booksn short the good the great the
gentle and the gay congregate the counter Of the
gallant colonel whose politenes is only equalIed by his
business tact
The Washington union., 1857-11-28

SAINT ANDREWS DAY.-Today is celebrated by those
who love the land o cakes and bonnie Scots all the
world over and especially in the United States They
meet to eat "haggis to listen to the bagppes and to
exchange recollections Of the region immortazed In
story by Scott-in song by Burns In this metropolis
the St. Andrews Society have a supper at GaIter's
where there viii doubtless be good speaking good sing
ing and good spirits "
The Washington union., 1857-11-28

ID II. GILLET, Counsellor AT Law has removed
LIS E utnf TO bis residenrr
fhrert irpts Bc win cninne devote principal
" ~ cases ~ NE rnnea s.ates ssrTr,n. Ceurf
oys 2s--dr
The Washington union., 1857-11-28

ovEaDoARD.-Four horses attached to OF Latham $
omnibuses while the Alexandra ferry boat Thurs
day morning. became frightened at the breaking Of the
ice through which the boat with difficulty forcing
her way and last overheard taking the omnibus
with them. The boat went them, and when they
to the surface three dead the other sub
sequently saved, but in dying condition The water
where it is supposed the omnibus sank is about
tyve feet deep The driver of the omnibus sitting
by the cabnstove fast asleep when the accident occurred
and there gate bar, chain to check them as
they dashed off the bows of the boat The loss il prob
ably about 81, 200.