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For visiting establishment and it is believed that
money can Be inv sted in Clothing Stock
to better advantage than in any other porpeEy in Wor
To test this, please call at earliest convenience
upon A. p w a RE co.,
16S and ITO Main street.
Worcester Ian 3 1877 off
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A. Prentiss, Designer ana Eugraver upon Wood
and stone Over the Qunsigamond Bank Entrance IA
Main street. House on Crescent Street All orders wi
meet Whprompt attention Particular attantinn MIA 70
draftinl Machinery. dec3O III
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The BooT AND SHOE TRADE. The New
York Shipping List has the following notice
of this important business:
The manufacture OF boots and shoes is
come to be one of the most important branch
es Of our hative industry. Excep. for what
is called custom work, New England has al
most monopoly of the trade We are aware
that in the city OF New York and its environs
the business, already great, is constantly in.
creasing but we do not aIprehend that it
will ever Approximate the productions of the
most populous ~ England towns, for the rea-
son that labor there is much cheaper than it
is here. In Massachusetts alone, the number
of shoemakers is between thirty and forty
thousand. exclusive of persons who perform
part OF the work, and are therefore not class
ed as shoe manufacturers. In recent essay
on the manufacture of boots and shoes. it is
stated that the etceteras used and comprised
under the general name of findings, number
between four and five hundred All these
articles are manufactured in the United
States, except some description of avis and
pinchers and few trimmings. Abont one
quarter OF the shoe thread used ia imported,
the rest is manufactured here. Wood shoe
pegs are sold wholesale in large quantities at
abont one dollar bushel. The machue BY
which they are made has been in. use about
thirty years. The prices of boots and shoes
i'll this market at present are unusually high
fact that can only be accounted for, Tin the
face Of the vast amount of labor saving ma
chinery introduced of late years. by the un-
preeedented high cost of the raw materials,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-03-05

ADAM raAE Err
ATTORNEY E COUNSELLOR AT LAW.
No. 2lS Man street.- Worcester, Mass
my3U
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w. w. pr ATT,
CONSTA BILE AND AUCTEONEER
Office No. l Flapg's Building opposite the Bay State
j2J House, Wnrcester, Mass. off
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LOVES STRATEeEM. The Sbippensburg
(Pa.) Democrat relates pretty little romance
of zeal lIe the parties in which are young
Germans in humble life. Two young men
formed an attachment for two Inaidens in their
tatherlund. aud desired to marry. The young
women recprocated the tender regard, aud
were willing to marry the SWANS. But the
parents were not satisfied with the standing
of tller daughters lovers, and refused con.
sent. 1t was then agreed between the par
ties that the young men should come to Amer.
lea, earn money sufficient to pay the fare
of their sweelhenris, and then send for
them, the girls agreeing faithfully to fol.
low their lovers. The young men found EN-.
ployment near Shippensbufg. saved their
money, and last fall sent for their betrohed.
They came promptly, without the consent or
knowledge Of their parents, and few days
since were clasped in their loyers's arms, as
they descended from the cars at the ehippens-
burg depot.
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aoDDARD \ ALDNIoA's

Thankful for past patronage solicit continuance
Of the same
NJ GODpARD, First Violin;
J. NJ. ALDRcH, Second Violin, and prorpter
w. b HoBBs, Clariuette;
i. Po~ERs Coruet Piston;
b. d. RYAs, Double Bass
Any number OF pieces furnished for Balls partien A.
semblea or where Music is required by applying ~
2. Goddard, Mulberry street, J. NJ Aarich No VIM
street. W. l. Hobbs, No. Carlton street or ~ n ~
ng's Music Store, No. 20S Main street. y -"
All orders promptly attended to. dtf oao
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SiltGe for ROnts. The subscriber ia prepared 20
furnish Slate for Roofs Of superior quality and iay 4 In
The best MANNER the Satisfactory tsrms ga1r.
Piles may be seen al the yard on Grove street
apis az JOHN BARNARD.
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WILLIAM DICKINSON
NOTARY PUBLIC,
No. l1S Main street, Worcester.
HILDHNTH < BARKER

X III - - - a = q y y "a n En-
CITY SECTIONS,
Wholesale md Retail dealers in COFPINa and CASKETs
OF al kinds Coffin Plates, Grave Clothes, SC
No 81 Exchange street, corner Of Waldo street
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o NJ D PAT HIsTl
win meet his office patients hereafter from to and
to P. NJ. No, 6 walnut ST
Worcester May 20. 1855. d
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l.. A. MAYNARD
ATTORNEY, AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW
ap3O Omce No. I ensrnI Fxcbange
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e, A. GUUDNOW
Wholesale Dealer and Jobber in
BOOTS, = II ES, and RU BEERS
No Mechanics Rail Building,
WORCESTER, MASS
Particular attention given orders diff mch3
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CLEARING OUT SALE
At he ONE PRICE
CLOTHING WARE USE

The Stock of WINTER CLOTHING now in store, IS
unusually large and mu, OF it of very superior quail
ty ard the being far advanced, GOoDs
MUST BE SOLD SPEEDILY, to make for brilliant
Spring Stock the 4nufacture of which is
ed. To secure a rapid sale, our
WINTER GARMENTS
Are marked dowu TO first cost, and in many
siderab bsk0lU cost.
Our stock Of oyERCoATs, especially, is very large,
and cont aims besides a of heUay and
IotO priced RAGEANS and SACKS. Also, great
quantity Of unt9ualet quality and style. Every person
in need OF 0ytcoat should be examine This
rivalled assortment.
IN the above, is a large quantity of YOUTHS, RAGE
LANS.
All persons in want of CLOTHING of any description,
from pair Of Drawers heavy OvercOat, invited
to give this especial attention. and purchasers
may confidently RELY upon the good faith of our repre-
sensations in regard reduction prices which,
sdered with the quantity variety, and superior quality Of
our stock, constitute inducements abundanty sufficient
to COMPENSATE eI cry purchaser of
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Eicctro-C hctnteni BnEhs.-The proprietpr
81 The Worcester Water Cure would aBnounce 10 The rub
these baths.
Worcester, Jan. 20, 1850. an
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Eo. R. SPURR. .

G X o. R. II u r r
(Successor to L 7. LszeH.l
WHOLESALE & RETAIL DRUGGIST,
And dealer in Gold Plate aud Foil, Mineral Teeth and
D.ntal Findings Also Manufacturer of Soda Water and
N. B. Physicians Prescriptions carefully prepared
from the best medicines dtf f26
G. f. CUSHMAN.
TEACHER OF THE PIANO FORTE.
room IN connection with A. MARsH's Music Store
% No American House Block Worcester.
DIR NEWTON.
N S T
Has removed his Office from 1ss Main street to AMERICA
HOUSE BLOCK directly opposite where he viii be happs
tOsee patrons ana friends apo dtfy
DEVENS. HOAR, s. HELL
ATToRh EYS AVID COUNSELLoRS At LAW
No. Worcester Bank Block, Worcester Mass
CHAs DEVENs, JR., GEo. F. HoAR, j. HENRY HILL
LIB NICHOLS. M. d..
H0MEOP ATHIC PHYSICIAN
OFFICE AND RESIDENCE l12 MAIN ST. OFsroR HouR
FROM l TO s. AND TO ooLooK p. NJ
Worcester. ost. 90 1883
HAMILTON A.. HILL,
ATTORNEY and COUNSELLOR At Law,
No. Brinley Hall, Worcester, Mass.
JAMES d. NTILLIA MS.
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW
NO. us Main Street,
az WoRcEs1 SR, Mass. d1y
Es A. GOUDNOW.
Wholesale Dealer and Jobber in
BOOTS II o e s, and RU BEERS
No Mechanics Rail Building,
WORCESTER, MASS.
Particular attention given to orders diff mch3
w. w. PR ATT,
CONSTA BILE Nd AUCTEONEER,
Office No. Flapg's Building opposite the Bay State
j2j House, Worcester, Mass DIFF
DIR. LkNNELk,
o NJ U o PATHIsTl
viii meet his office patients hereafter from to and
to P. NJ. no, 6 walnut ST
Worcester May 90 1856
WILLIAM DICKINSON
NOTARY PUBLIC,
No. l1S Main street. Worcester.
HILDH ETH X BARKER,
CITY SECTIONS,
Wholesale md Retail dealers in COFFINa and CASKETS
OF al kinds, Coffin Plates, Grave Clothes SC
NO 81 Exchange street, corner Of Waldo street,
T.. A. MAYNARD,
ATTORNEY, AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW
apSO Odice No. en'rnl Exchange.
A: Prentiss, Designer Eugraver upon Wood
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JAMES %. NSILLIA MS.
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW
NO. us NniH Street,
az WoRCEsl ER. Mass. div
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WHOLESALE & RETAIL DRUGGIST,
D ntal Findings Also Manufacturer Of Soda Water and
Syrups.
n b Physicians Prescriptions carefully prepared
from the best medicines dtf f26
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e. +. C;TSHMAN,

&. f. CUSHMAN.
TEACHER OF THE PIANO FORTE.
Room in connection with A. MARsHs Music Store
No. American House Block, Worcester.
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HAMILTON HILL,
ATTORNEY and COUNSELLOR At Law,
No. Brinley Hall, ........... Worcester, Mass.
ms dSm
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M nste, NIX. MATHEW ARBuoKLe, Leader and Di-
reoor oil tiskes Cornet Band having concluded to re
man psrinau ny with the Baud has lit spare time
winch he would wish TO devote teaching ali knds
Bass instruments. Pupils wishing take ssons on tbe
Oornet GA any other instruments will hnd terms by cali
ing at Marss Msc Store, Isaac Fiskes Instrument
maker
auic arranged with care for either Brass or String
Bands. eU ,nct 20
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L.. b NICHOLS. Nj. d..
HON E0PATHI PHYSICIAN
OFFICE AND RESIDENCE 1I2 MAIN ST.. OFFroE HouR
FROM TO 8. AND ? TO o'oLooK p. VI
Worcester. Oct 20. 1888
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DIR NEWTON,

DIR \ EWTON.
E N 7 S T
has removed his Office from 1ss Main street to AMERICA
HOUSE, BLOCK, directly opposite where he will be happH
tosee patrons and friends ana dtfv
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DEVENS. BOAR, s. HILL.
ATTORh EYS AVID COUNSELLoKS AT Law
No Worcester Bank Block, Worcester Mass
cHAs DEYENs, JR., GEo. F. HoAR, j. HEERY HILL.
10 DIFF
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-01

01Tm4r Hss ~ ssssaAELs nnsww TnAS
he Liver Iavisoratoe, whose rspusssina be- become
sss, b Of the very best fsusaiss for the pr
vsiliss spidsmis Of Diasrhea. Dyssassry. era 49,
sr Cosnplant, that - regularly viss our sssnssf'
hood q this season Of the year.
We would adviss oil - soon b shsy are ssf.esee
with any Of these complaints. to est bottle OF u
nA.,oap,s Lrvsn InvrcoaA roa immediately. Tor Ne
have 20 oitsn tried Il With sssrss dpsls failure 20
cure that ~ San unhesitatinsIy pronounce u the So
fest and surest remedy know Of for those dsesse
eithsr in adults or children. Eating Summer fruits
often produces dsrsnsemsnt ofthe stomach and bow
els. with . tendency to Cholera, Cholsrs Infantum
and other distressing complsints oil Of which will 30
almost Immediately relieved BY the use Of the fnsgs'
yato,. which slsanses and puries the system giving
visor to the appetite relieving indigestion and
ness Of stomach, and 10 unsqualed - preventative
of FsvEa AND Aeus- Tdidhassse Sentinel.
ie l. dkc2w
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= A NOTICE WHICH WISH ALL TO READ'-As
l expect to leave here on Monday, LIST Of June, for
Europe ON business, and will be absent from homo
for some time. During my absence, my business will
be conducted by practical men, and attended to a.
though was at homo.
Ihave now on hand the largest and finest aasort.
ment Of Boots and Shoes, (purchasad expressly for
the retsi trade) that has been offered in this
city, both of my own manufacture, and alss of the
the best and latest styles made In Fars imported by
myself
A weird to my country eustomsrs-During my alb
ssnce, w E. JOHNSON, who has chen living with
me for the last eight years. will attend personally to
all orders received from them Those who are in
want Of barves. Shoes will be glad to receive their
orders they will receive prompt attention and filled
at the lowest prices. ALEX HILL,
Manufacturer and Importer of Boots and Shoes
my 29-6t ~ Main street Richmond. Va
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Central America.

In aspeech In the House of Commons, on the
l2lh instant, Lord Pslmerston, in alluding to
the demand of the Americans upon New Ora
NADIA, for indemnity for the past and security fol-
the future, took occasion to say-while justifyips
that dsmand--that the government of New Grana
da was mot celebrated for accurate knowledge Of
obligations and dusies or for the performance Of
treaties"
It 10 difficult TO reconcile this rebuke of New
Granada and frank and manly recognition of the
justice Of American claims against that govern.
ment with the reported transfer to Great Britain,
of An island In the Bay of Panama, in settlement
Of the long standing Macintosh claim. Mr. Morse.
late minister to New Granada, now in w ashinR-
ton dscredits the report. 1t appears the Island in
Question had before been rendered 10 the British
minister near that government. and positively de-
enned IN view of treaty stipulations with the Uni
ted States, BY which Great Britain absolutely and
Internationally binds herself not to acouirs nev
territory In those waters.
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The warcho asc CO Blocked.

The Tobacco Warehouses are blocked up coms
ple,ely, aud the planters and merchants are sub
ected to great inconv enience Tobacco has to be
stored in private warehouses, there TO awsit the
opportunity of inspection At the public warehouses.
When that occurs It has to be transported to these
warehouses; Therefore the owner has to pay
storage and double drayags and 10 subjected to .
delay which may do him the most serious injury
This evil demands . remedy at the hands Of the
Legislature; but before that meets some temporary
arrangement ought to be made for the relief Of the
sufferers. We are sure that the Executive will do
whatever Is possible under the laws to remedy this
grievance. Those interested should made the
proper representation of the case, and we doubt
not their appeal will be promptly respondedto.
Tis to be hoped the next Legislature will take
up the matter and promptly make such regulations
IS are demanded for the convenience and protec
ton of both the planter and dealer aud the promo
ton Of the commerce of the State and its creates,
staple.
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|, .nd d. lawyer 10 b heavily nuletsd. The
fdsuds Of Mira Cunniusham ought TO - eoossos
With her acqui.sal By jury. They sanses shaass
The verdict Of public opinion By vague ascusasions
srsinss others. The community Of New York. IL
n ..id. ere thoroughly sasishsd that kn Cumming
ham knows more about Dr.. Burdsll and his affairs
than any one else.
Lawyers % we'll ~ journalists possess pscuiar
oppor,unisiss for injuring the good name o. those
10 whom they are opposed. Whilst no gentleman
ever avails himself Of this power for mischief SIN
II exisss, and when Il 10 exercised - II sometimes
t. BY the reckless or unprincipled, should DO 90
verely punished. Neither the bar nor the news
paper should be permitted to assa private charac'
ter aud hence We think Mr. Clinton, the counsel
for Mrs. Cunningha should be made to anawer,
a well n the Times, for libellous attack upon
Blslsdell
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REMAINS OF YOUNG COCHRAN AS has already
been stated, the body of young Cochran, who was
drowned last January while skating on the river,
was recently discovered near Milton in Charles
City county. An inquest was held upon 1t. and it
was inferred. During the last week that kind
hearted fellow and really "good Samaritan, "
Henry MYERS, took up the body, placed it in q
metallic coffin and brought 1t to this city, where 1t
was again inferred. He found the remains rudely
buried at high watermsrk without a coffin of any
kind. 1t would seem that this was not exactly the
"decent burial which the law requires of the cor.
oner.
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rYLgunAPnlU NEWS.
snroR4ED roR Fan plsPAaoH


WASHINGTON, Saturday. Nay 20 Surgeon Oald.
well attached 10 the ship Iudspendsscs, under
date, Panama Bay. May 9. has uncffieiary advised
the Navy Department that he has besn informed
there 10 Q practicable route for ahip canal from
Calf San Miguel, Rio, Savanna. to Puerto del Prime
cipe, fs- miles above which place the tide
sbbs-shsncs about north by east avef . low
ground to Caledonia Rayor, little north Of It
that the whole country q low, well wooded and
watered and abouuds In game, and that . small
party can cross from the Sarana to the Atlantic
Ocean and return, making . path or road a. they
60, In less than ten days. without fear Of the In-
dams or disease.
DR.. Caldwell, having obtained leave OF Com.
modore Mervins, hastily explored the route. and
reports the summit level on the route from Prtn-
cipe northery to the Atlantic and that IL within
eight miles of the Sarans and would not prove in'
superable to engineering skill In constructing
ship canal
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PREsENTATION.-TheS San Francisco papers no.
tice the presentation, by the clerks in the post office
of that city, of service of silver plate to VIM
Bigger, Esq. formerly of Richmond, and son of the
postmas ter here. The presentation was made on
the occasion of Mr. BIS leaving the office to en-
e &c Ia mercantile pursuits.
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Libel AniR.

nmess the interesting side Issuss which have
sprung from the Burdell murder I, : ami. h,or.h,
oy DR. Albert Blaisdsn against IN. pron,,.,o-.
" the n. Daily Times. for an alleged libel
Dr Biaisdsll 10 ths individual h,n,.d :. h. NJ.
ounninshsn's counsel, as one Who m,.h, - .
...ns,s 'ns murder Not particle Of PROOF
,.,..s.. l'O'sa OF pretended TO warrant eyss the
ssinsest Suspicion Of his guilt. 80 ~
on'e'. character can be taken away In New
= ORR WIN ~ much inpupity ~ lie. shs TIM.
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u. ,. Treasury.

WASHINGTON, May 30 The nett amount In the
u. Treasury subject TO draft Ia nearly 1923 000.
600; In Boston, O. 600 000 New York, 81 600 600;
New Orleans, % 600 600; Philadelphia. 81 1874 600;
Branch Mint at California. 81, 500 600; Richmond,
Va, S77 796 Is; Norfolk, Va, 1856 "a; Nashville.
Tenn sl4, $3.50. and Wilmington, N G. SO. s32 49,
transfer of $4,000 IL ordered to Norfolk.
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Wreck Ashore.

NEW YORK, May 80 Brig Rideout from Bos-
ton, bound to the Capes of Virginia. went ashore,
at Squam Beach, on the morning of the 2sth. seven
miles south of Squam. She has no cargo The
hull is total loss; materials saved She Is eeh.-
teen years DID, and the captain says abe 10 not in-
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NEW YORK, May 3O-The U. s. NJ. steamship
Arago, Tor Havre sailed this afternoon with three
hundred and seven passengers, which Is the iarg-
est humber ever taken out from New York In q
single steamer Among them are Col. Scott and
family, Madame De Wilhorst, the voc' list Mr..
Raymond OF the Times, Baron Won Girolt, Prus-
sian Minister, and Mr.. De Cham, Spanish Vice
Consul. The amount of specie taken out II
Al O53 600
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Rodv Ideuffna61

NEW YORK, May 3O-The body of the muir
dered girl at Newburg, before reported, has been
identified rs the wife of Thomas Brown. negro
belonging to Lowell. but formerly of Boston -
Brown has been arrested at Newburg, and Is In
custody of the Coroner.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-01

THE OPERA TONIGHT. At the Theatre
to night the English Opera troupe commences
brief season. This troupe is composed of Miss
Rosalie Durand. a soprano Miss Georgina Hold
son, con.ralto, who sings the male characters !;
Mr.. Fred. Lys.er, baritone, we'll known to the
public from bis connection with Madame Anna
Bishops concerts Mr.. Frank Trevor, tenor, and
Mr. Jno, Robertson, basso. The experiment of
female tenor Is something new in the operate ex
perience of the Richmond public, but will be =
most successful one If Miss Hodson's voice de.
serves the high commendation awarded it by the
press in the cities visited by the troupe. The
gems of the opera will all be given, including the
cayatina, CAS- view these scenes so charming, "
by Mr.. Lyster, the sweet duet Take now this
ring" by Misses Durand and Hodson, and that
other duet. "Geod Heavens" by Miss Durand and
Mr.. Lyster. The beautiful rondo finale, "Ah
don't minge," one of the most charming of Belli.
nis productions, closes the opera, and 10 sung by
Miss Durand
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Boiler ExpIosion..Loss Of Life.

TORONTO, May % The boiler of the steamer
Inkermau exploded this afternoon 1T o'clock, in
stantly killing two men, and dangerously wound
ing six The crew consisted of % men, of whom
Captain McBroome Peter Mclaughlin, and one
other are the only ones that escaped unipjured.-
No passengers were on board. It 10 feared that
there are ten more bodies on the wreck, As that
number are missing.
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Veto of the Kansas Aid Resolutions of thu
nIassa chuseffs l.e4Ialafura

BosroN May 80 1857 Gov Gardner to-day vetoed
the solutions passed by the Legslature the re-
lief of the settlers in Kansas, because in his juds
meut thev eontravene the provaions of the constt-
tuition of Mssssohusetts And he believing the min
expedient the House attempted to pass to DAY
tho Kansas aid resolutions the Governors veto
but failed to dose for want of twothird vote The
vote stood IA yeas to 1913 nays
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-01

- Visitors to TYLER CO 8 Gallery, at glance,
Gan the superiority Of their celebrated concern
over all others 139 Main st.
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Hydrants in the Public Streets.

The old residents of all the Atlantic cities re-
member the old fashioned wsyside pumps which
were once seen in the streets, and from which
everybody was at liberty to help themselves, with
out money and without price. Since the removal
of these pumps, there has been no substitute, by.
drants being confined to private yards, and water
made . commodity too costly for the poor. We
are glad to see that in one at least of our large
cities, Philadelphia, the authorities are urged to
reform this grievous neglect, by placing public
hydrants in the streets, wise and benefcent mea-
sure which We would recommend to Richmond.
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- FouR hundred Portraits daily, by twenty
Artists, Ut 1879 Main street. Circulate this world
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1y1sretyDeo I'll . HuabsG s..Leek eat
for fha jmpoSs0f show - the nan that sells old
pie unSsr fsIes nsms 81 vitrotypss Dsware Of
them they are nothise but Daesefrsoiypes snA very
poor ones st thet. 20 notbe taken IN with hy cent
where you can rot GOOD one; bat aont be dsesived
By the false nsms Of vitrotypes.
Respectfully, A:W. OSBORNE,
js1-St+ Opposite Exshaneo Ds1k
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- SIXTEEN YEARS experience and plenty Of
funds enables TyLER Co. to give full scope to their
indsmitable enterprise. 1S9 Main street.