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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-06-19
80 p p e r
LIGHTNING CONE UCTOR

is universally pronounced by scientific and practical men
he the perfect and the best adapted for the pro-
lection Of buildings, Of any that has yet been offered to
the public.
SUPERIORITY
for this rod overall others is claimed, for the following
reasons;
It For the large metallic surface exposed to the action
OF atmospheric electricity.
I'd. For the SUPERIOR OoNDUouSa POWER Of the metal
copper, which, it is known, possesses eight times the
du ting power Of iron.
Sd. DuRAsLITY; lor every one knows that copper is
lite effected by exposure the weather. And lastly,
regards STABILITY APPEARANCE and ECONOMY.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-06-19

Test an uIs.
In proof Of what before written, the subscribers will
aid 10 the testimonials the following, Of recent
date, which will ut all controversy arrest.
From Prof Benz. Sitii1lGn.
New Haven, April 10, 1858.
Mr. Elisha freeman Of Worcester, Mass has exhibited
70 me twisted spiral sheet OF copper, elongated into
Tightening rod. 1t appears to me to be the FORM
for that pupose that have seen. b. sILLIMAN.
From Prot, ". a. Norton OF Yale CotAge.
have examined Freeman's tLyonsD Copper Lightn-
ing Rod, and have doubt that it will PERFECTLY FuL-
Fill the purposes for which 1t was designed.
w A NORTON
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-06-19

The undersigned having been appointed Agent of the
above named responsible Companies for Worcester and
vicinity prepared to issue policies property against
oss or damage by fire. All claims fairly and promptly
adjusted amt paid.
JOHN g. KENDALL Agent
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-06-19

Do Sole agents for New England and New York
je1I daw2a
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-06-19
Gus TOM CLOTHING,

are now being received and particular attention to this
branch will be rendered, in order induce those who
choose to have their Clothing made ORDER to give US
their trade.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-06-19

THE LIVER INVIGORATOR
rs A SCIENTIFIC MEDICAL DISCOVERY, and is
daily working almost too great to believe 1t
as if by magic. eUen The first dose giving benefit, and
seldom than bottle is required TO any kind
of Liver Complaint, from the worst JGundice DVs
pepsia to common Headnche, all of which are the
suit Of a Disensed Liver.
PRIOR ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE.
DIR. SANFORD, Proprietor, 345 Broadway New York.
G. r. SPURR Wholesale aud Retail Agent for Wor
cester d&wtf myT
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-31

no nALSfAKA 6kBwnhS AND DISrIlL.nsa STEW
Ips Pesont WreuKh iron tile for slt klns dYyfna
cssscresr. n5e prepares 70 receive srAars ~
ne above .uae, whSeh VIII be and eouk
dme md fuel, md The best flooring usa ne Ne
can be packed fcf shipmen' IN . sAau soupaA And de
scoring lid by ordinary Aleo op per1~iek
ne neuol manner Tor flooring abort .oaes r. o. Al
sesoas door vel BrosGwss, ny.
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RIOS MosrEDos, ! Committee -

ATOTrCE-THK COMMITTEE ON ROADS or THE
IN Board OF Aldermen viii meet II No City HAIL
"wednesday ansrpoon june 1884 nj socsocx, for the
Dem viz Application 10 open the Eleventh avense, from
10Th 70 1sth and worhns the country road;
application Of Jacob Harses and others 70 streets
through Blccminfdse lesses Of Hesste ferry r
i've grading Mighty srh petition for crosawAks
The secod Third and Fourth between seven
ninth Eighty srth Streets Seventy.
o rih Fast River rcnoussrsnce
Of a. Cutting against grading First avenue from seventy
nrrt Eighty SIKH sreees petition Of j. o. Jones' Tor
nssicu 70 trade First avenue. remnnssnce o. hesd-
opening 11h street from Third 70 Seventh ave-
PArss Interested IN The above mentioned 1jecn
win attend The meeting Of The cgnmiee Without fnr,hes
soass. THos ncsPspoN, ocu missss
III BRADLEY, on
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WAtTFD-A SITUATION BY A RBsfECTABLE
w youUg ard s~amstrees who thoroughly
undeiande tk,pg infant do family sewing
ard ia se god ssnorodreT. Good city reference can be
Ftgn. Gail ii3 ret 3lst Ut between 9th and 7h
Oar % seen M ION davr
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n oTICE The COMMITTEE ON RAuRoAD or ruH
~ Board OF Councmsn will meet IN the City Library
IL City Hall Monday the sist inst 70
consider prcprety 81 licensing the railroad csrs
Parnes Interested In the matter requested attend
OILS win be The nnai meeting ON the subject
k9iLMkkrfN,1
n w GENET 4 Committee
IN CROSS,
" COsrkIan 4 9airoada
y q. CORNELL.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-31

THE ALBION Horn, aAsCHKBrrR, nHaI.AMD-
sspscany PaAronise5 By American business men. has
bees universally aeknowedeed NE American houss paT
srss1esss shuAsa< IN hs heshhcst part Of ~ sAv
sloee 70 he prneipal warehouses railway deposs =
leading places of s1ussDsnt and c9- s American
ucas ID the comforts OF 6sr d. Nishois and Msro
rottan. spssssn delcaoes coxstAouy hand and uov
fswh papsy rsssived ky ever sssADss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-31

NoTICE-rHE COMMITTEE ON ASSESSMENTS or
IN the Board Of Councilman win on 50 Of ia
deputies for Mailing assessments No 81 Chambers street On
Monday, the Sst Inst ct Up, n.
Parties assessments
eulsnng Ac. Lexington avenue, bet Forty second
And fnfeu srcen or ~ho are opposed 70 the sae
queeted 10 be present
Also the following petitioners this be last meet
sngtN which shey ei be considered, vizJouahsn Law
renee, Henry y clArh Managers Of oelcred Home rhoa
p. CRAWFORD,
az ssdasssgfT' oommiass
n W. GENET, Aasesuunents.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-21

LToR CALIFORNIA.
THE rsTHyUs or rEHvASTEPrC.
To sail from New Orleans wednestsy, octooes q u
50 NJ,
CARRYING The uNITkD STATES NAIL
The Louisiana Teanantepec Compan agaacent dfs -hes
steamship
QUAKER tITT,
a. W SgUvttpr, conmaufrr,
VII SAT for Mnaian above connecting there vita the
company and beautiful Ugh, araughi passerEef
steamer SCGuIl the Coaacea.rrs river a1t ~
yeniosa from thence 10 san Frhnco0 Il aa Pa
cifc Mail steamship Company vessels,
THROUGH TO CALIFORNIA ~ FfFfkEN DAYS
freight passage having superior Recommendations fs
nt and second cabin aud sses passengers apply a. ne
LOUISIANA TEuUANrEPEc COMPANY.
As Csr)niele, street.
The Quaker City viii hereafter Leave New Orleans seat
monthly.
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IsTELLICENCE OFFICES.

III, FAMILIES WANTING GOOD SERVANTS 1MME-
"A dsey call a the large institute and home Tor doncscs
ia ih 9Th THIS extensive home has album
dance civil capable help 70 suit ALL German. Scotch English
Swiss &c Conducted respectable American LADY Charges
very moderate.
FAMILIES AND HOTELS IN WANT OF GOOD DOMrs.
female help, will always nnd good selection Of Ger
English Scotch and Irish; also coachinen gardeners,
farmers lHhorers. MORRIS COINERI Co :, Az
broadway, up stare. Terms moderate.
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MATRIMONIAL.


Young AMERICAN LADY. AGED ~, INDICATED,
N OF pleasing refined mannerS and
bic OF making home happy 20 make the acausinAnce
Of any INDUSTRIOUS respectable young no over 70 years
n age With view - matripony As this sincere she wishes
perfect sincerity In return. this VIII receive
IN return, stating where interview be had Address
for three days, Miss y. A.. box l57 Herald Office.
A SOUTHERNRR WISHES To FORM THE ACQUA1NT.
IA ance Of Young lady, under ~ years OF age educated
and aErtcabe with view b. matmony lie makes TINS pro
posa WIN nc h9pe th answering vii 40 90 can1y and
with lhe view areaiy stated Address W Leigh Barton,
Broadway fasi once. care 81 y lockwood
MATRIMONIAL AaRvCy-l SURF MEDIUM FOR
IN Nttes and gentlemen everywhere y NE United states
= crfne - wedock Those wanting husbands OF wives
Q aui may address enclosing Mes Hampton, New York
Pos, o1oe
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-21

NEW PUBLICATIONS.
T,HE ATLANTIC MONTHLY
i FOR NOVEMBER.
Nov ready
CONTENTS
Railway Engineering Ia ne United Ssies
Her Grace. the Drnmmer's Daughter. tConelcse3b
Work and Rest
goiin Cious and The Fsery Queen.
Miss wimple's Hoop OuncluieiJ
Nature and the Philosopher.
Thomas Jefferson.
"A Prisoner Of War.
The Washing Of The feet" usly TaucsisE S. r..
Physical Courage.
a Mis-, 10 the Au,oerat's iaudt,ty
The Great Eyent o. the Century
The last Look
"A sample ~ Consistency
Literary Notices
The publphers believe ths ghs mag his become ne
cessty wnfhe intelligent reading public Not hos
ever viii be The aim 81 s conductors ~
make s,f attractive and entertaining while al he
time high character aud careful scholarship
The ers volume consisting Of seven numbers ended MAY
Last The second volume also containing numbers viii
the December issue In which the index will be given
Hereafter the volumes win begin with January and july
The pages OF the ATLANTIC are sereotyped AMI back
numbers he supplied =
Trass-S3 per annum. 25sea.s number Upon the re
cep OF the price The publishers viii send the magazine post
oSs-fiSe copies viii be sen, Tor $40 INC subscribers pay
"s "e" w" PHILLIPS SAMPSON CO.
Publishers IN Winter street Boston
Trade supplied BIZ ROSS A r0USEi and DEXTER A
BROTHER.
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A usrRAIIA PIONEER LINE. ESTABLISHED iy2-
eeTsg s . gnss M ssi %R; Ss sss e.
win sear sydney, W, direct on The ors The
S % ssgser $ ~ ~ M sss s sSsS an
ssd r. tss %STs % o s r.. psr P:
sosr ~ eS ss5 = W. CAMERON ~ B"sSs Green
sight bills for sale and cash advances made
cousgnces in Australia, Messrs wilkinson Bres 4 %
A usrRArIA.-FoR MELBOURNE DIRECT -rosr.
"A lively the FIRST shp 20 sail band Il music engaged
Tsc K clipper ship ana nov near. s,ea and
arc smrsr 10 any ship now on he berth Passengers A
yca Il examine her before eagasag clsewhere For tetsai
figKsED 'P 60 Il i s2 BoadHaSS '' ~ 0'
I,oR HAVANA AND NEW oRLEAys-ro SAIL Post.
, sy, z. wstnssay ne, sm
cor ~ d y w oo Of Ss y. y uSSs' k
% The agents, LIVINGSTON. oRcJIsRoy
u,HrRTIErH ANNUAL, FAIR or THE AMERICAN
Il institute Excursion tickets per steamship. JAMksf9wN
and ROANOKE, from Richmond o. Petersburg aud oscN
S ss sss Ss . ed 0 osr ~
3 If fansTf g. asi Il @
moderate For tickets Apply 70 the agents q The COMPANY
"'0''0' ree''0us '"3 nsSRs IGDEas 81 eroadray
HURST SHIP -AUsTR ALA. -PAssFSGRRs PER SHIP
JUAN rERsANDFz viii REQUIRE to have their baggage
sS%a o. 6 6S''as ass s T
gers and sly second cabin can be taken applied ter ~ once
A ELLIOT loo Pearl street
IVOR CHARLESTON, p c.
~ Through IN forty eight hours iess
Semi-wepky United States Mail Side wheel Steamship Line
The Steamship COLUMBIA
Cap; Berry,
VIII lenye pier No North river Saturday oct y at
O'Clock NJ precisely,
orlreirbi passage apply to sroFFoRD. TrtEsroNs
co. - broadway
The steamer JAS ADGFR, Adams commander. will sue
aud leave "Wednesday Oct ~ Through tickets the
ollowing places may be had by applying rs above
To Montgomery So
*
~
Noice-The twenty per addiDusi heretofore charged
ON freight discontinued the Quarantine restrictions
being remove cd
I,oR NORFOLK AND RICHMOND THE UNTrRD
II States mail steamship JAMESTOWN Capt Parish viii
leave on saturday Zd inst ri 0ciock fton pier ~
Nofh rver She will arrive Al Norfolk Sunday
ana n Richmond MONDAY Passengers flr the
sonh w proceed by The great southern mail line Travellers
vii aud his The cheapest rlctssN'rq and moot expeditions
ruu,e PASSAGE and fue, including state room = Nor
llk So II pcsrstrs and ~ ur'ad ble hspJ = HENRY
LlDLAM. NJ. " Bt9s4WAI
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tREAT STALLION MATCH.-UNI0N COURSE. L. I,
" Troing on Thursday. October D. al O'Clock precisel
match Tot o1,oW pay or pay, rain shine mile heats,
hundred pound wagons b. Mace names b. stall Ena
Allen, John Buckley, names b. stall Cleo. M. Patchen.
SHAW WHITE, Propretors
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uORroaATfos NOTICES.

nYtlCE or RECEIVER % TAXES NEW YORK. &C.
,lser IS lS5sNotiee raNpayers-l have this day
ceyed enabling collect the of 1855 long
delay having occurred, would respectfully upon
PAYERS necessity of early cal this Office. Tho law
copcs me . add per cen all taxes remaining unpaid
o. the Is. of December.
WILSON SMALL Receiver OF Taxes.
vrHR COMMITTEE on ASSESSMENTS or THE BOARD
az Councilmen viii hold meeting Friday the 2sd inst
the Office Deputies, making
under Corporation ordnancpa No ~ Chsmbers
fnen Parties Interested the confirmation Of the following
named assessments who opposed % he
ouesed be present vxsewer In Trinity place. from I'd
gar street . north tagging sidewalks Eighty nth
street and Third regulating i6ih
street from Eighth Harlem river regulating sixth
avenue from Fty fourth Fiy ninth Also, the f't
lowing named petitioners addition 70 those previously not
fed n Lord Michael ennesay, jacob NauderpDu John
RYAN behalf Church sie Immaculate Conceptun
Winthrop shannon J. More Joseph Murray Edward Shea
PETER CRAWFORD
SAMUEL w. GALpIN
GEORGE ROSS. tCommltgee.
JOHN II. BRADY
HENRY W. GENET
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NIBLO'S GARDEN
IN Tickets % cents: reserved seala
.x-.. Doors open at Z; W commence Al oco-k
UNPARALLELED SUCCESS Ot THE aEW DRAMA
PAUVRETTf.
MISS A6NRS R0RERTsOr
NH 0EOk,ik JORDAN and
NEW MUSIC,
NEW SCENERY
NEW CoSrUMn8
THIS Thursday, EVENING, DC. q. 1873
PAUyRETTE.
Act 1.-The Retreat of Napoleon from Mo.eo~
Act U.--Tablesu 1.-THE Village OF 81 Ddsv
Tabieau IIf--Tho Wolfs Gerge-The Hot % PsavseS-
The AVALANCHE and the SEA or SNOW
Act TII-Tableau Iv.-The Chateau OF Grandysi.
On Saturday JESSIE BROWN.
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L,oR LIvERPooL.-THF WORLD WIDE KNOWN CLIP
il per ship DREADNOUGHT, Captain Ssmues will sail
Saturday, October g. She Acknowledged to be the tastes!
ship aoa having several OF her beaten the United
Her accommodations for cabin. second
cabin sserage passengers unequslcd An expert
enced surgeon ON board, and combined with the well
known attentions the captain viii insure 70 rascngersa
pleasant speedy Apply board at pier NO. B
Eorth riyer OF 10 P NJ DEMAREsT. 40 south street
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yIAILACKs THEATRE
w Under the sole mana cement ~. VIC NAiaAyR
Tonight aud every evening tbs week,
lug W." MARRIAGE A LOTTERY,
M" NyPrUSEs DEFEAT:
THE SEIZURE or THE SEAS
epieadid Scenery Dresses Decorations Apposnnents
Places may BE- secured three days In advance.
SyTRAKOSCH ITALIAN OPERA.-MAD COfS0N
- Ia TRANIATA.
Positively the last night ~ the sesson-this evening R
ton heaeprevions 70 their deparurefor Baltimore wsa
tlEon ard Pklsde pha.
Mad C0isoN IN the role Of yoiesia.
STRsKoscH ITALIAN OPERA COMPANY WILL Az
Tuesday, h and Wednesday, Zth the slcceetne
nights IN Washington. Tn Morday Nov. l. NJ S,fts .cas
company opens The Philadelphia Academy OF MUSE WIN n
COIsON IN LA TRAVLATA
THE FLoREsTrSE GALLERY
CLASSICAL srATUFrTc PAINTINGS
MONDAY EVENING, Oct y,
At
No 6ls BROADWAY.
NIXON A KFMPs GRArD EoIEsrRfA,
IN PALACE GARDENS.
THE GREAT ANGLO AMERICAN TROTPH
connrang M ne FIRST iefs 81 both h ne heree
riarent eshbi q VII ee their hrs entertainment ~ Mes
'otN"" MONDAY. oct n
Asgverb prcgtn WI De pusAslsd o. Sesoz5f
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RARNuNs MUsErN-yHE INFANT EsAU NOV
- here-the son of the famous bearded womAn"-a go
only four yesrr age OF Pull
Beard ana whsker. Tbs 'nimssbiy tser'ins TfioDoSJ
THEATRE Ot ART and The renowned laugh tuvokes.
Dr VALENTINE the Humorik the very tncarnaoa Of Va
and Faecsi~ On Thursday afternoon sciock well
Isl the evening at ~ O'Clock Admuaacs 70 ~ = oeaSe:
children under teu, Is cents
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TOR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAvRE.-THE UNITED
IL States mail FULTON, J. A. Woton commander
will for Havre touching Southampton 10 land the
mails passengers, Saturday, November L. at twelve
O'clock from pier 81 North river foot Of Beach street This
ship has five water tight compartments enclosing the engines
that OF collision siraang the water could not
them and the pumps being free work the safety of
passengers would be secured Baggage not
during the should be sent board the day be
fore sailing Beow For freight passage apply to
w. s. DRAYrOS, Agent No : Broadway.
BTbe steamer Arago viii succeed the Fulton, and sail
December H.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-07

Tn Sgss ESpen AMERICAN Iloesxs IN Paafs-~The
Paris correspondent Of the New York Com nerciaI
writing on the l7th ul:. saye--
The Anef.can house Of Green 4 Co., of this city.
which faifd To tina spring, Is trying TO resume
sod p~ying small sHuis % its liabilities. The
bouss q John Mnros Co.. expact +, resu ,as In
March. The b uses Of Wainwright & Co.. agents
Of the Collins line. and Vcgsl Co another Amer.
lean hsuss, hope 50 resume soan. The old house
q the PIsos Dc Ia BousA known under the
management 81 Mr. George Miine. witch has es-
oapsd the ~ fortnse Of ts neighiers, now nds Its
b'isiness enormousy Increased; and sine IL relies
n lis RESOURCES partly upon the Transportation
sasinsss. which hss not materially diminished, IL
VII Hssnont doubt contfnne its Operations. This
nsn.e icnx the principal rrndesv us Of AmerI
ssnss pshlie loss. -. = :.
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GUIDE rOR TRsvgLEEas AxD oTHERs
pArLnoAn LINES.


RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG AID 70.
roase RsnkosD. going North. ieaves twice every
day (syinsiay esenn ~ excepteh &c 6ss csk.A. 81.
asd III ~ check p H., for the Potomac river, whert
steamer IL taken for Washington. thence ~ Reis-
road 10 Baltimore. sc.
vIssrsIl OfsTrAi, going Nfrth. Raves this tssy
twice daily. (snndas evenings excrpfed NJ CLOCK
A 81. and !, o'clock z. NJ. Tor Gofaonsyiile where
they connect With the trains Of the Drsngc sf6 Alex
anefri. Washington. Baltimore. &f. &
RfcaM,ssp Axs UASstE1g--Leayes Richmond &C 9
oseiocx A. NJ aud connects with tho South Side road
At the Junction, At II O'Clock VI +, sufdsys excep
tel. An Evening Train leases fhe Depot every dsy
excerf sunday ut 39l0cioeg, and connects With tue
sonth-sh1e AZ the Junction. ef -.
hfcRw0Sp syp prTERssy no. Leaves this cry tw,e
every day, lSnndaya exeepted1 at Scclcck =, NJ.
and 7 ~ ocik r. NJ An accommodation trlun isafts
a,sre every Monday. Wednesday and fridy Mt
FoR NORFOLK, 40.
The steamer CURTIS PECK, Capt. SAINT Barnes,
leaves her wharf AZ Rocketts every saturday, fIss
lay and THURSDAY mornings. At s. o'clock A. NJ,
.ad the GLEN COVE, Capt joan Davis, every Mon
lar ednasday and Friday mornings, 4t ~ Vcctk,
gor Norfolk and Portsmouth, touching. at all the
eegalar laDdings on ths riysr;
The steamship JAMESTOWN. Captain Parrish.
,eavas every Tassday evening. st soeiock, Tor New
fosk ts,,cing at City Point aud Norfolk 10 receive
oasssngers, &c. leaving Norfolk next morning. ct
u O'Clock.
FOR PHfLAD sLPHIA, &c
By the steamships PENNs fLNANiA, fIholSiA
aud CITY OF RieHMeJSD. Jne Of these steamers
leave every Monday and Thursday, stopping sc City
Point aud Norfolk to receive freight and passcnRers
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LOrTkkGiBa.
--~--,s-->~ -
IVAN q CO.'S LOrTERlES.-MAG

IVAN CO.'S NAG
> yIFICENT SCHEMEl-S0,10 FOR TEN
uOLLA ~ - The following. ccDoms will bs
rAwn Gy s. SWAN d Co., Managers Of the Fort Gaines
tcadeny Lottery, IN eacP u their Lotteries Tor an
iary. It5s, al Adxasts, Ga. 70 Which city they
ave rsrnoye their rriucipsI of5oe:
CLASS a. d..
Co bs drawn Ia t-e city Of Agusta, Co. ia public Oh
6AA UkDAY. JANUARY ID. 1875.
CLASS O.
f. Ia drawn in the city OF Augusta Ga in public Cp
sATCRDAY, JANUARY gFB, 1875.
GLASS; ~,
10 be drawn in the city OF Augusta, Ca in public OF
eATCRDAY, JANUARY 1919, ISIS.
CLASS z
Co be drawn 10 the city Of Augusta. Ca In public
SATURDAY, JANUARY 2}p, 1855.
CLASS "a,
To be drawn 10 t city Of augusta. Ga, In public.
SATURDAY, JANUARY YTH, ls5c.
ON TIE PLAN OF SINGLE NUMBERS
500 PRIZE5l
N,1riy one IiriEc 10 Eoery Ntne Tickets.
MAGEIRICEET SCHEMEi
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RUNAwAYS.

~ SIS REWARD.--Ranawa about
IA the lat OF Dee 1857, q Negro Boy, named
NIyIfN HENRY BROWN; Is abont l3 years II
Hf> &C., four feet bign; he has scar ON his iofe-
= I'D one in the ess eyebrow; talks very guicE
gaen spoken will give 1he above reward II tbe
aud nav Is rvtUfne To tue tobacco factory Of hobt
!. Christian. CLARA BROWN.
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-
Thirty-ktfth Congress.


wLssrfoTax, Jan. s.--.Ss.sse--Mr Fessenden In
teadnosd FreDch spoilation bill and moved t.
references TO a select coz r,ittee of seven Tie BIZ
va, referred. s..a tsss-Es+
Mr. -5Iideit Introduced bin amend atory of ths
oiaaxs act relative - half doilsrs aud smaller sill
yer coins.
over, tnstructing. the committee on foreign rola
By law for tho appointment of a minister plenipo
sanfiary to the Empire of Japan
After some farther proceedings Of less Interest
the Senate went into an oxecu i've session.
Hasss Of Representatives House went Int,
COMMITTEES Of the whole on sl.s State OF the Union
on the Presidents annual message
Mr. j. Clancy Jones submitted n series of resolr.
ttooss rsferriog the yarions branches of the mes
sage "a the appropriate standing couiu,itteeH ans
expressed pc that they wouii be nd rted forth
with as the tDessags had bean before the country
nearly month. s5
hr. Quitman said that these 50 called Deatiad'y
aets ehoad Be swept from the statute books
There was no constitutional power 10 enforce
them. He emphaticaly denied that the law Of ma
lions seqnres Independent states TO restrain their
citizens from hostile aggresstons on another power
Ae Expressed the hope that the sympathy no"
70 snifestsf In bshiii OF Central American adair'
would not De restrained By force onr citizens, h.
sasf we're "a good judges OF their own morality a.
congress waa Tor them Ho Looked nppn the re
com nendatlon OF tne President as one 10 MAKE
shs neutrality laws more stringent, With means "
carry thsm into execution.
Ar-5ianey sones'said that u ne underst"od tht
Do9t dstingnshsd characteristic OF our govern
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SIU hEWAkU.-han away from

- SIU hEWAKU. HAN away from
IA the subscriber PHILIP TAYLOR. sad ne
gro was bought by Jofln Saunders fsq.. OF
K Lorctto Essex county Va, who. sent him to
..-.'...,rd t. mr. care; aud furnished him with q
,ass to q and ses his wife, and return In one week
RON tha date the pass which .Tas dated early 10
isntemtar Iast iiis vic WAS then living in Ches-
;eifeid comfy near Petersburg. The above named
legro was eTnaDcipated by the late Tho" u. Taylor
Richmond or 10 John sauuler- at Loretto, IN Essex
,onnty. IA. WM. s. PHILLIPS.
de S-ts
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NOTICE
ks JOHN N. WILLIAMS,
xEatchmaker and Jexyeiier,
!e IJ-Im
= AT COST AT COST!!-Ten

~ AT COST! AT COST! Ten
"a thousand dollars worth Of Watches and
ENH. Jewelry at cost, at the old esishiishea m
street Sow l. the time 10 bug New Year IN 8
and Watches and Jewery, at save 81 thir1y PET
cent Watch. and JeweIry repaired ny ShlIiiu y.
io' So' '"e LEWIS HYMAN,
5o,Yn, 81 Main street