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RAILROADS..

CsssssssSs1 PROVIDENCE g. WOR-
49, CESTER RAILROAD.-SummerA Arrange
ment, to take el Ct on MONDAY, May 10, 1858.
Passenger trains will leave Providence for Worcester
AZ 10 and IL 45 q. m and 20p. m
400 p, m.
prsns connect at Worcester Junction with Trains to
and from the Western, Worcester and Nashua, Boston
and worcester, and Norwich and Worcester Railroads
Though Tickets TO ali important points at the West
can be obtained at ofce Of the Company, in Provi
denee at as l0~ rates as by any other route.
Trains to and from Valley Falls and Providence will
cave follows:
lU.0O, II 90 a M, and 90, 1873, ZOO 500, 90,
D. 90, 500, and so p. m.
Providence for Valley Fails at 6S5 D, 80, $50,
Io'5O, a D q. M, 1900 m, and l3O 2SO $780,
20, $50, 8 80, s 90 p. M
Those trains in bold figures the Worcester trains.
s. q TABOR, sup't.
Providence. May 6, 1858 dG my1
-R WORCESTER s. NASHUA
&9 RAILROAD
SUMMER A3RANG EMENT.
On and after May 10, 1858, Passenger Trains viii run
as follows:
Leave Worcesterat $40 and Ills a. ~, and 30 p. m
Leave Nashua at 7 a. and u m, and 6.l5 p. m.
At Nashua, all trains with the trains Of Con
cord Railroad where take the cars to and from
The Northern the Passumpsc the Boston, Concord and
Montreal, and Vermont Central Railroad
AT GrotOn Juuuon, trains connect directly with the
trains of the Stony Brook Earoad and also with trains
Of the Ftchburg Railroad with the exception Of the first
train from Boston; and al Fitchburg with trains Of the
Vermont and Massachusetts and Cheshire Railroads
For further particulars and connections with other
roads, see pathfinder Railway Guide for the New Eng
land States" q. W BENTLEY, Sup't
Worcester, May 10, 1858 dtf y27
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S P E CIAL No tt c E.
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WANTS.

AAy ED-I00 Agents 10 engage in a profitable
w and active business They must have from 500
to $500 in cash. property q some kind to invest the
business every agent must necessarily be interested
with the undersigned Great inducements offered to
suitable persons. Apply 10 person or by letter, to
FREEMAN & WETHERELL,
Merr1ed's Boldugs, 81 gx .hange street,
aD23 iCgf Wlra-s er Mass
rANTBD 10 flIR H.. $1,000 on good city
? 2 properts. Inquire 1t this ofh,e.
August Y, 1858. aul2 oct
EA1 ANTED-A tenement for small family in the
' vicinity OF the Common diff my26
AATANEED TO PUaC ASG, A SECOND
w hand Grover Baker Sewing Mschiue, immedi-
Rtely. Apply at No. American House Block.
je2i dH
ANTEO--A girl 70 assist in the general house
W work Of small family who is willing to ta>e
Of a child, at 2l Salem street DIFF je7
ANA TED-to exchange R=al Estate in the vi
cuity Of Boston, Tor House and lot in tns city.
Inquire 1t this flee. dQ my15
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TO LET,
THE OHARoOAL YARD,

No. I3 Mar itet street.,
Where an extensive business Charcoal has been done
for the last eight years House and Barn can be had
with the Yari if desired Rent low and immediate pos-
session given.
ig1i diff D. ToWNB. 18 Market st.
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RnARn oF MANAaERs.

R. GREENE II. Observation-Disclosures. Principal
1. RUTCHINs, NJ D Associate
Worcester daily spy., 1858-08-23

4ke7aEa B BRANDRETH HOUSE, broadway
Es!#a Canal and Lislenard streets. New York has
E5YsA be recently improved and rented at great
ssea1a expense 1t is Kept on the European Plan
Prices OF rooms from fifty cents 10 two oosrs per pay
There two splendid Restaurants attached supplied
vi h every delicacy that the market affords.
The Br ndreth House presents advantages unsurnass
ed by any first class house in the city Persons may
live in the most luxurious comfortable or economical
manner. l.. G. BRIGGS pronrietor
iy1
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Il O. N e s
Patent Paraline Eanp!

UuEIFWIItu IN benutys oHlnpIIcIIyg and
Economy
portable light, equal In Intensity Of fame and smi
lar Ia appearance TO gas, at one third the price.
The above are for sale by the subscriber 238 Main
street, who is the sole Agent for this place. The public
are invited be esamine them. II AYREs
Worcester daily spy., 1858-08-23
INDIAN MEDICAL INSTITUTE.

Office, No. 80 Bromfield Street, Boston, Mass.
Rev. NORRIS DAY,................. PEEsrpKEr.
i,ex r AhDH t1ity missionary. ..VIcK PREsiDEET.
4 LIN TREASURER.
SON o144Ec LAqs-..s...... SECRETARY.
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SOLICITOR OF PATENTS,
Worcester, Mass.
spiSl N6ine n Mechanics1 Hall. Aagt

LENCOLN H0US El.-This large and
EZ.4Ic2 spacious Httel will be reopened on MONDAY
Ss3 III June 14th for the aecommod ton Of tie trav
Iihs11 cling pu6iic and boarders. 0ging to the
A&gency of the times, the rates day have been
reduced from 81, to s So Regular bosrders taken on
very liaeral terms No pains viii be spared to make
the Lincoln what it always has BEEN rS class Hotel
The table will be furnished with all the deeaces OF the
aud the attendance all that can be desired
Attached to the House is good livery and transient
stable Carriages of all descriptions will be furnished
from the office. ....-t.- ....
The eubscr'ber respectfully olicts share RI the trsv
cling public, hoping that his endeavors please and the
reduced prices will prove salts actory all
jel1 G39&TuPh6stf A g. WILLIAMS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-15

nR CoLvIlLE has RETURNED Tl NEw YORK
~ from Scctisnd. 2T West Twentieth street
DR WATSON $50 BRoouE STREET SECOND BLOCK
~ west Of broadway. oce hours rom SIS ~ mo- ning 70
Z Ia the evening
nocToR WARD. OFFICE 80 BROADWAY SoUTH
~ Rroorne Secoud Nor Once hotfs
from A. N 70 l0P w. on Sundays from \ " ~ ~ n
DR " LARwoNr. 50 MERCER STREET, CORNER w
II Sprinn. Nicholas Hotel. New WORK omc9
houfs from 10 A. ~ tll pr ~, except sandayA
nR RsrPHs OFFICES 50 BTFECKrR srRESr.
~ corner Wesley ssee, twc blecss cas-. q Broafway
HR RNRRnW iss PRINCE STREET. FEW BLOCKS
west 0t Bfn4lway. Olce hours nOm II ill andfrout
tt0 80 cuck
rAUct0p HUNTERS ONLY OFFICE r. At No DIV
a5r sffpet NeK HarS rty established y iSSt opc~
fr rtgal lis nJrilg unt ten 0Cisck il the efeaug
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n
IN ARRkNeNsENr
Commencing Monday sept ~, l>Ss
Trains depot ~ Wbne sod centre streets New
YORK Al GisP White Plains stopping ali stsgieus
Trains depot a Twenty SIKH
avenue NOgk az $40 A. ", Wlismshrigr. stopping
All Siathna a. mail train, stopping Wlanshr iir~
and a stations north " W Niiansnfttge, stopping n al
N ~ White Plains train stopping al stsous
2DP Niiamsbfdge, stopping n al stations v N De
Pisns stopping A. al stations r. ~ whis Pais st
pinR an stations above Wilsmshridqe 4np Williams
bridge stopping = al stations % r. " wtamsbrtige stow
ping " all sastnnS
Returning L~ave Chatham -Four Corsers 1881 y VI mail
,rsin. stopping wamsbftdge white Pains snd al
rurth WM ,. CAMPBELL SUPERINTENDENT
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TOR NEW ORLEANS VIA HAVANA
To sail Friday October ID, ut clock Y. ~
The well known, sauneh and fast steamship TENNESSEE
Thomas Forbes COMMANDER VIII commence to receive
freight ON Monday October H. and sail above from ptes
No. 3 North river.
Passage-fiFst cabin $50; steerage, So
HOFFMAN 4 PENNAL.
81 krnld alreet.
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AALGs Al a OClTba,

+ MORTALITY, AUcTioNEER, WILL, sEEI. At AUG
ej saturday 10th inst at 1919 O'Clock the contents
the grocery liquor store Mulberry street
ssing of decanters shelving beer pumps kegs casks with
all the stock and fixtures and four lease sold IL
private sale, this day, at 70 Mulberry street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-15

WINES, Liquors. Sc.
4 ~
4 ia FUEE As IsPoRrEp-LlQuoRs ron CAsH.
~ CHEAP To 1itE TRADE.
ENGLISH HOUSES viii remember SwAfNES OLD TOM
Also uoie nc CELEBRATED FIVE DUifAR
x. !. n r. FAMILY PACKAGE,
Non'niuF one hoe brandy, Gin rm one port one
ona 4. u v q. bitiers
JONATHAN JONES. importer, y William street
LIVE OLD sCOTCU AND IRISH wffSKFTS-FAyO.
ritz nrands-lSl2 cngnac London Dock brandy London
Ios French German an8 Hungarian vurs Scoch an hnr
sa sic aud porter The trade hotels clubs and lsries
thed a low prices, hy H. b. KIRK, IS Fulton street
DATRICk MCCORMICK, IMPORTER or VARIOUS
brands 0 cognac aud Rochelle brandee, also imperial
gin port Madeira and sherry wine John Jemason
sons Dublin matt whiskey all u which IN bond, aut under
tnstoin House leek Samples be NJ his oce,
No. ~ Beaver st., New YORK
INHO WOULD NOT HAVE A IITTLE PURE LIQUOR
N hs house Tor medicinal purposes sbea you get
containing ore dokep hntes assorted or for ~ from
SAM. ELLISON NJ. 81 Wilton street No south wtl}su
street and No 81 stone street
dSoRaE wESr reoresens No South William stree.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-15

A NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ONLY S75
IA The magnificent Al clipper ship JUAN HERNANDEZ
having over three ouths Of her on board VIII positively
lie despatched o Melbourne Monday Oct p This ship Il
guaranteed the hf 30 sail Passengers will please examine
Der at pier No East river For balance Of freight or passage
apply To GOODBYE ARhEI ELLIOT, loo Pearl street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-15

rrFNRS H LEEDS. ArCTt0NEER - ALFsROON 40
rs Nasan street, HENRY w. LEkitS co vii sell ~
eton 81 rstpday. Oct 10 II " O'Clock Store
NJ - Nass strutt chestnut mare, ~ hands high
iuud single double h.rucss and would
.xeeget bgsol tnarc chestnut horse 10 mud
high vert stylish action kh grnle ia single doui
harness single harness Whp, Nc. the above t.
fstd " any
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A. n WHO Us xnr nEARn or rue cFf.yRR Arrn

N Ntdi'ne PKtN~ItKf Nhe has been consulted NJ
thousands ts aad other with entire fteu1n SIZE
feels cud terri se has rl 81 tes the rtngt
wife has, in etR tht nf her sites. ~ q III tenth
sve her rA 81 2p Bveryt opposite Reecst slee. lsVes
~ esnt2 sssvl 81
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IonN I. yANpEwaTER, AvCrIoSEER. WILL sELl

VOfiN Il, yANpEWA TER, AIgTfoNEFR Will, grft,
~ ibis sy oetaher - At los o'clock saesroo 2n Broad
WAY large assortment ~ household cabinet furniture con.
esIng rosewood and mahogany suits IN plush ,nI oca
tee marble aud plain top bureaus Rosewood m,boenny
ani wainn bookcases secretaries aud wardrohcs uns,
stands e1gue stands etegeres 81 Also large stock % iron
btdsads hat stands mHnic square and pier oaasea
rosewood and mahogany marble top CENTRE aide and er Ii
hcs mattresses pssses Sc extension dining tables IA esk
walnut, ae. 81 al sizes catalogues ready
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-15

WIN. Writers, AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL THIS
w day, Friday 1T O'Clock. ~ s5i Canal street lsrg.
quantity furniture, removed from Broaiway for sale
70 second hand carpets oos mirrors sofas rocking and
other chairs centre side and tables curains piano
bookcase warobes mahogany and other bcesds. hair and
other feather beds aud bedding marble top
bureaus waSstands toilet daing aud kitchen
furniture, &c. Also, lot OF stoves.
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S,PFFn. COMFORT. ECONOMY.
- ~ FgN san tNMAfT Am ~ nRID


The aYorite steamship AUGUSTA Csptain = Woodruff
viii leayc SATURDAY ncs. 10, H. VI, pier NJ
North rycr through tickets be bad Zoe The following
Places Pare low as by other steamers from New YORK
tO savannah. accommodations superior
New New.pfesns $50 Mobile SIS; Montgomery
Ms, So Atlanta de-, S23 Albany ga, f2i Columbia
S23 Macon Ca SCI; Savannah, SO
BFeS0ns wishing through tickets must apply honr
before departure ftcgt or massage
amply toSAMJ ~ g. MfTCltftI SON. ~ Broadway
The ~ freight hy ths viii he ~ per foot
for measurement goods and other ARTICLES w proportion
INCLUSION. TO RICHMOND, VA, To ATTEND THE
IL National agricultural Fair 25h 10 srh October --The
steamship JAMESTOWN Capt Parrish leaves here ON s41r
day pa October oi Richmond Va arriving there IN
Of the 9th Cor the opening National
Agricultural Fair Tickets win he issued ny the Subscriber
fecu dollars b. hv the and ~ her
meals and slersem Included with the privilege renaial8g
T. Richmond i irhssy eveuas 10Th aud renrntag ~ tta
sea@shig Roanoke. HENRY LUDbsM. ~ 5fOAiWay.
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IlORsks. CARRIAGES. At. 1tiE PROPERTY Or y.
IL tViry ksq WHO'S about Saving for Europe HENRY
LEEDS tO anei,oneers will sell by auetna friday.
ththef ~, a. " O'clock, nj the private stables No West
1mr'ecn street stylish pair by horses perfectly snau
gentle ~ any harness. superb well lghal family
risgc, itnurhe,a arouche double seh
t0pd, u Albany carriages nuss M the beat city kers
rpthef harness, blankets. good
ieins c.s AID deliverable Immediately amer the sale stable
a.
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IlRYANTs MrSgTRrIS,
ID Mechanics Hall. az Broadway, above ara-i srsa
Monday Oct ~, AMI during tho wesxTHE -
sFhCFOf OLD vIn0fNNY-uLuBSA ARE TRUNKS Beer
l.elte the tent and BATTLE OF BOSwORTH
FIELD, smggy Maggrnral and the NcDh Da1ros Tyrae
Warbers soires fih!op. New songs, Dsaoes JsGss
BurlrsIues Plant,uou Con- caltiea &c.
Doors oprn vt 81; 10 commence M IN Tckes Is c.ats
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L,OR HAVANA AND NEW oRlEANS-rO SAIL posi-
u lively on "Wednesday, uct II 1853, mt IL O'clock
United states mail steamer BLACK WARRIOR, j. ". smith
commander, viii commence freight Saturday,
Oct % at pier foot Robinson n r. No bills OF ldig
signed after the hour 81 sailing. For freight passage apply
10 the ageats, LIVINGSTON, CRCGHEROE CO.,
No. Park place.
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AMUsE MF. WITS

kfmos dARDEs-TtCKsrs % csaTl-So as.
ELEVENTH. NIGHT ASn sheoNi, wERK
by he 'ui''' Of sI s9d sA s;'rrPss s,; Bora"
MR GEORGE aoR5A. ans
THE AUTHOR, NJ. BoORctCsUIrs
NEW scEEsRy,
FRIDAY oct IS isAs
Anew ronasic drama ~ a-se 9o's and avcssste.ar
AT. AT T "d ssd %t near Wn %
ann ssrs with TWO miami ns t. QUIZ
OF escape the arrival OF The tnssans ~. fasae ase -
p''"e' BY a F1 Tss nne sfp' r f ~ , @ae s
The village d ST. Older IN TIE Aips Fr-.-,.s.
The arrival he Dnchcss tho hopes aonle
Msu Z. d pa aa e sa Ss as
!" he snoM owe @ s s R1or a G ya.s
for the hut IL the mountain the q bernard % Ia lvs
TATfEsG THE ri1HD%TSs woif CRU Jorge ossss
The hut Of PauSrsr the departure Paavs. alnas d.
solitary horne her oompaoiona he echoes ottas mountn
avalanche the cry distress the rsssue eroasA
r 70 gam gains l Il. % G se but & @ s =
esrh before the avalanche the tadsns roll the
tie terrible catastrophe; rasets reoospss. ae sound
Tiih Ay Saf AND D TmE SEA or Snow
ns pnsr be- ppar the ss as s I'D
i.'e OF AT s+Tyrs isD4sd rsT A. 4 fa isA
Maurice retained his family the wedfas day. the
the Duchess fltpr and chf at meet dscs
TABlEAU THf LAsiIhe lin ninafed raiac- 8rsndsAl
Maurice and The Dueess the struggle, tns farewell OF Pan
yrs g, the s O Mesl o. Dlahea discovers her .,s
the Cd osss bridal the ssss s'' e, G,a2tvsl
First appearance of GRO JORDAN aaRand,l MeGferr.
NrAtLaCK's THEATRE.
~ Lessee aud Manager Mr. wsi4ck
III consequence Of the p,sa'c:. % Haa'y eseuinsof
Friday 10Th and Saturday, 10Th rilI IL the
Hasa TWO NIGHTS
for the present e te neg gonsdy ~ Stng Coyne entted
NOTHING VENTURE, NOTHING Wan,
~Hh
After phi"h Vii be nrnsened bu tty
ginn aegorc met. photie myo'ogc ltuoa (auSpazxas
even's written b y +, 1s "a srss1sd
SEIZURE TuF SEAS;
u FLOOD
THE SCENERY, GnsTt Ms arr APPOINTMENTS
ENTIRELY NEW
ard 81
THE MOST SPLENDID DESCRIPTIONS
These stantaenta vial rOn,binr til lisnsof
Mr. irsryR WALLACE, Mr. J0a. BaoH.ess.
Ms. uoAs. Mns MARY
M Dyorr. Mr.. Joas SLOAN.
Mr WaTarfFG Mr. GfurrrsparE
Mrs tLoro. Nj, X. HEsRaRDa
Miss TREE, Nj. o. BERsasD
Doors open 1T I: 10 commence al ~ o'c,ock.
new comedy Illustrative OF life New fss.
la preparation.
comedy By Charles Dance. viii be M0A.
day, Oct. Is, entitled
MARRIAGE A LOTTERY,
(by Charles DanceD
the principal charat terra NJ which viii be sustained b. Mr. La
ter Nsack MIR Floyd bs hr appearance hsrct Mr. ssaAn
Mrs vernon Mira Sloan
appearance a, ;ls taeatre) Mira Floyd Miss Free. sc.
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5flT2sPMG.

THE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN
i ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS.
PROM NV YORK 10
Chief cabin passage .SlO
Second Cabn passage ..+....... .+. 10
nR
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DY JOSEPH HfGEMAN-MONDAY, OCT IL, At l:
- O'Clock AZ the Kings County Hotel OF FRS
and South Seventh streets lots feenpontZ valuable lots
the south side VI Green street. between Franklin and Cnr
commencing 2o5 feet Of the southeast
OF Franklin Green each - by l00 Salt
positive without reserve, the is about leaving ia,
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AT CENTRE srREET-wASrED. $1,000 WORTH
N N new and left of cg&hinr ths market
uen>nen viii receive the hghest sr la
OF sms lots by calling n the store addressing TfOs
CONROY, "a Centre street
ftASr OFF fT0rHfv1-2sWe WORTH WANTED =
~ kny cent than IL given BY Others ~ OBJ
nned Tor large or snail lots ~ applying psrsnaty Or
through poe, 70 " JAMks MOKokEY xsi Pear street.
Chatham.
&S 0a0 WORTH or NEW AND CAST orr CiorH
yO.VvU " wansed. Tor which ny per cot msse WI
rna lots. IS dfessug calling al the store u Nh WALSH
- Centre street corner u Duane street
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MINSTREL HALL. IA BROADWAY
NI RrSow.Nn
CAMPBELL MiNSrRFf.S
Monfsv evening Oct H. and every evening during the w-sk
The following novelties win no performed
The CAMPBELL new extray agsnxa "
SDt TiIERN DARKfFS on a FREE STATE RAILROAD
UesNuHTHs Bsulo song .Th. thsreoa Man"
THE THREE HUNTERS
Y a. COTTON Ia his inmfahe part Uf Bob Riley.
UNsw ORTIZ and MooEE songs carniral -
Acmt..lon 70 oesi-. Commences 1T ~
H. SNItFIN, Proprtelp.
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BROWN. ArcrIoNEER -ErEGANT FuRNITrRE--

no. LEVtSoN, tUCTI0NEER. -CtIO1CE COLLECTION
~ oe paintings by American artists this dty auction
che spacious gallery 2I Broadway, opposite sewars, con
istg % farm scenes river lake marine views
y. ard historical pieces suitable COR the parla cabinet
aoou All nouutedn gold leaf frames 1o De without
sale commences nj lOi. oeloek
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-11-17

Information has been received from Col. Miles,
Commander of the expedition against the Navajo
Indians, of successful scout into the Nayajo coun
try. The troops succeeded in killing ten Indians,
wounding many, and capturing kay-a-tanus equi-
page, eight horses and six thousand five hundred
sheep.
Loss on the part of the troops: Privates, VIM.
Nugent and Mauritz Paulman, of ii company
Mounted Rifles, missing, supposed to be killed,
and Sergeant John Thompson, of same company,
wounded.
Captains Lindsay, Elliots, McLane; Lieutenants
Lane and Averell, Mounted Rifles, are highly spoken
of by Col Miles in his report. He and other Off
GERS also praise the conduct of Don Bias Lucero of
the spies and guides
A French CENTENARIAN-An interesting ceremo-
nv took place few days ago at the church at Ver-
sales, where Madame Gouion celebrated by a mass
the Tooth anniversary of her birthday. She was
led to the church by her son, who is librarian and
treasurer of the Mazarine Library, post which he
has filled since 1913, he being now in his 18th year.
A great number of the inhabitants of the town,
headed by the Mayor, were present, and General
dAlonville allowed the band of one of the cavalry
regiments to attend. The old lady has never had
any serious Illness and retains the full possession of
her faculties
RAILWAY MANIA IN RUssIA.-For some months
past there has prevailed in ST. Petersburg and all
Russia perfect railway mania, which has assumed
all the infatuation which ruled England under
| King Hudson. The mania has, was the case in
England, for chief promoters sharp, energetic men
of business their names figure in all the schemes
including that of the company connected with the
Villafranea question:, and for principal instigators
| the arstocracy of the land.
From the first discovery of the goldields in Vic
toria Australia, up to the end of last year the gov
ernment escorts had brought down to Melbourn,
,472 ounces of gold, the value of which is es
timated at f45,S3O,OOO. During the above periot
the total amount of revenue derived from the gold
fields, inclusive of the export duty was nearly thre
millions sterling, out of which about FL, ,5s3, ,OO
had been expended in making and repairing road
Mr.. Philip Brown, one of the rescued from tn
Austria, does not believe that the vessel caugh
from the dropping of hot chain into bucket ofta,
but thinks the fire was caused by overheated fur
naces so overheated topress the vessel to the utte
most that the captain might win bet.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-11-17

WILLIAMS BIBLE PANORAMA.-This beautiful and high
y instructive work of art attracting large and admrng
audiences to the Temperance Temple This afternoon at
3ocock, favorable opportunity is afforded for ladies
and children to seeit
HOLIDAY STREET THEATRE.-The Ravel troupe, whose
engagement at this theatre has been entirely
full and which closes to night, appear again this
evening in bill comprising of their best perform
ances of pantomime, ballet, &c.