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81 A Z e * q o :
Beg leave to infor the ladies' of Worcester and vicinity
that they have this cay opened
a Large and Splendid Stock of
F.gxE sa.g'ss BVoE.H'TE ss
G. O O D S
comprising all the latest styles and novelties Of the sea
son. ana which we invite the attention Of the ladies
before purchasing elsewhere.
Thankful for the very liberal patronage bestowed on us
in the past and in future, with increased facilities strict
atenticn and ample means at our command we hcpe to
merit contnu 'nce Of the same
n. B.-For the benefit Of our customers from out Of
town, account of cur neghbors representing their
Store as ours, and ibducng those parties to purchase
contrary to their Intentions we deem it necessary Tor
elves and customers to suspend large Red Flag in
front Of cur store,
No. Lincoln House Block.
CARNEY & co.
Ps-we also wish to state to the public that are
not to be driven out Of town because sell goods less
than neighburs We claim that have right to Sc
to suit ourselves aud aud not neighbours
The following is a statement, with our reply:
Carney o.. certainly must go,
Because they sell goods so very low;
And for their large and spaciou7 store
We will offer three hundred dollars more.
When they found their orJecG was no go
They came to and wanted 10 know
Whist We would take and leave store.
We set our price above their weight in gold,
In order their cherished object to withhold.
Heu! guam miserum est alb lilo laedi, de quo posts
queri. DIFF $40
NJEN PARIS BMBROBDERiEs !!
~ Received this week comprising splendid assert
Of
VALENCIENNES, HONITON,
MALTA, CAMBRIA, and
MUSLIN SETS.
1000 Muslin and Cambria Collars 20 per cent cheaper
than ever before offered in Worcester.
White Goods of every kind, fulassortment, at
JENKINS, HAMILTON & co,
septI3 d&w4w 146 Maiu Street.
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TIE WORCESTER SPY.

DAILY pAPER.-FOUR DOLLARS year, payable al
vars IN ADVANCE. AHsubscript5ns discontinued at
Inc expiration Of the term paid for.
ygrFgIv PAPRR.-Phcs two dollars year; 81 for six
months aad 50 cuts Tor three months II paid strictly
n advance. Sl,75 year; single copies cents each
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-10-06
WEDNESDAY MORNING. OCTOBER
CLOTHING, sc

E1HALL AND WINTER OF 1s5s-5s.
LOUIS LEwIssoN's
CLOTHING & TAILORING
B A z A A r..
Is Successfully Established at
$50 Main Street, Worcester, Muss.
shall offer the greatest inducements to all
who will favor me with their patronage.
The largest stock of
NEW AND ASHTON ABLE
CEs % a EE q " g..
The very best and most desirable assortuent!Of
GENLEMEN's FURNISHING GOODS,
In New England from the best American and European
manufactures can BE-
Purchased Lower than at any other Place.
AT MY BAZAA
0VERCOATE EGS,
from the latest Importaons among which may be found
MOSCoW,
IMPEREUR,
ENGLISH, PILOT,
PRESIDENT,
CASToRS, &c.
Fancy CassTmeres,
from the most celebrated American Manufactures.
Also, choice selection from the
FRENCH,
ENGLISH, AND
GERMAN MAKES,
BrOadcE0ths and 8fOeskEns,
BLACK AND COLORED,
from the most approved makes.
We 3 'E.Ig' 81 g,
in endless variety
VELVETS,
WOoLENS, and
CASHIFRES
which will be soi at wholesale Retail be made up TO
order in the best possible manner.
INDIA RU 3 B R
cloths N8sg CEOGh69sg.
of every description constantly on hand and for sale at
this establishment
am thoroughly posted in the department and
employ none but the most eminent and skiUfui artists
in tie Il snuiacture OF Custom Clothing / take the
preeen opportunity to express my thanks the former
patrons of my predecessor Mr. ". H. hudson tor the
liberal encouragement theg rave given since the
opening of my Blzaar, hoping or continnace Of the
same
Invite the public to give me call before purchasing
elsewhere aud will satisfy them that their interests will
be best studied by
LOUIS Lewiston.
Proprietor Of the Famous Clothing nd Tailoring Bszaar
25Q Main street, Worcester. dGwH 81
BUs st RE civ
Ready Wade IlOaEaEmg,
FURNISHING GOODS.
ever opened in this market
Gentlemen in want of any thing 10 this line will find
it to their advantage call and anime my before
purchasing elsewhere the assortment is large and viii
| be sold very cheap.
Gus I o Nj w o RK.
Having 7red the services of of the best Cutters
In the State can guarntee that all work from this de
partment will be second to no other regards
STYLE, cur, MAKE, AND FIT
d. H. EAMEs.
Successor to THAYER 4 EAMEs,
Harrington Corner,
Corner Main and Front Streets opposite City Hail. Wor
cester. diff So
n
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-10-06
a Large and Splendid Stock Of
F.gzE sa.g'ss BVoE.g'TE gs
G. O O D S !

comprising all the latest styles and novelties OF the yea
son. ana 10 which invite the attention Of the ladies
before purchasing elsewhere.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-10-06
CAR LOADS OF
DOMESTIC GOODS, FLANNELs,
BLAN ETS, COMFORTERS.

Table Linens, Tjsbings, Deninss, Stripes, Frock.
ingS, CassimereS, DOeSkins Checks
for Boys Wear, &C., &c.,
at wholesale and RETAIL cheaper than the cheapest for
CASH Can at 252 and 25o Main, Corner OF Me.
ehanic street, for the best selections and the greatest
Bargains.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-10-06
DRY GOODS.

81 A r n Z Y * q o.
Beg leave to inor the ladies' of Worcester and vicinity
that they have this cay opened
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-10-06

TIE sqIare Is the space occupied by UU words, or
ines solid "Noaparel" type, being just one inch
ensihl
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-10-06

We hope to do great business in this department
We an confidently recommend chem in every desirable
particular. In
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-10-06
OV Err 60 A rs,
Prices varying from SO to SIC.

we have,prepged great assortment of all the varou
styles Of the season, at
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-02-06
ARRIvALS At PRINCIPAL HOTELS

WlLLARDs' HOTEL-W Il Thelin and sis.
Ger, Nd; Z Miller, w III McVicker, C RalIyo.
b Tilden, w Bayard, Seymour, Book,
ssarn, NY; and n Carroll, w Bildwin, Pa;
Sehmertz and lady, Mrs VIM Carr. T Kan.
msrn, Pa; samuel Bishop. l. A Thomas. CT: =
Harks, Pa; w Fletcher, = A, and lady. 1 q
Cfoserk, Newhouse; Pa; ii Rugeley, &c w
Johnston, do; w Rice, Pa w wslcott. Mass.
ton, A Rhind, Min
". 8. HOTEL, a.: o: sMIrHs-J s
Chaplain, Va; c i Daddridge, do; s w
Claim, CT; s Rance, Ill; II Rogers, Mass:
u Thompson. NY; w H Smith. Tenn: DIR e
n Wyvill, Md; Harris, do; L b Edelin,. do:
Dysr, do; J X Johnson, NY; DR. w w Hon,
ton, } Baker, Va; Miss M Moody, Md; r Moo
oy, ana lady, do; E Perryman, do.
,,s GOWNS HOTEL-G Smith, Md; Jas r
l. NAPLES, Ill; II Comstoct, Ind r. WI
son, MO- w Baldwin and ladv. Pa; O Rv.
An, Noi Wm M Piau, Fa; John Piatt do. Iobn
Clayton: do; Nj Reed, Ny; t n Ffier.on e..
10y hoIton; va; * Brien, Nd: WIN ri
McClosky, Pa. ""eio' VA
LAKEWOOD HOUSE.-w woodv,u. MA. @
Schley, do w b Schley do; A w Ne I,o nai ,
Calhoun, Kan; X Miller do: 1".al3,
CAL Barth, Md; g A Miller, Pa; ID Hends1,
son Kan; c McKibbins. Pa; T w Ransom. Va.
Cameron, Md; ID Keanedy, Mo; c Wag
p wingste, Ne. -
NATIONAL HOTEL.-Dr wynne. Ramsay
McHenry, Md; n Robinson, Barnitz, Pa;
Marshall, Va; DR. @ b Loring, Mass; A ID Jes-
sup, Rev Reardon, DR. Bergen, Pa; Rock.
well, F X Robinson, T Benton, New York;
. Robinson, Nh; II Smith. w Bowdoin, N
vi Flanders and family, Nh; T George, do.
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Tai sYfBb1f Il t;,s.s1is.s,eY.nr-

l. L.
Mr.. KHNNHyY, of ko1buIy, he d,scosefe1 y 80
,sfoH ouuuo pase9Eo weeds Q remedy tnaS oefo
4 i.4lf 45sSs kihD o. hsseHs 's,.'' sii'
RS Ssys Sesefsta dessr TO common fsssSs..
He has tried 10 In over eleven hundred oases, -
nor he has pow in his possessien over one hundred
certificates Of its vAue, III Wltfan twenty "hes VI
Boston. f-t-.J 80.
Mouth. -,
Ong 70 three o0edeo Wil cure sne Wofs' Aino "
Pinplss on the Face.
]. Two b0tties are warranted to cure the worst
Cenker in the Mouth and Stomach. =.
worst hind Of Erysipeias -, -. :
One or two bottles are warranted TO cure oil HUI
NOR in the Eyes.
Ears and BlOtches among the Hair:
Four to six bottles are warranted to cure corrupt
and running Ulcers.
One bottle will cure Scay Eruptlong OF the Skin.
Two or three bottles are warranted to cure the
worst kind of Ringworm.
Two or three bottles are warranted to cure the
most most sperate case of X Rheumatism.
Three to four bottles are warranted to cure SAT-
rhsum. ,,,,,. .;u 49, .,
sorofsls. ''"' ''''''' WIN 0''' '"' WIS ' u
A benefit - always experienced from the hrst bot
tie, and perfect cure IN warranted when the above
s1sntitJ IS taken.
Nothing looks SO improbable to those who have In
vain tried ali the wonderful medicines VI the day,
| that common weed growing On the pastures, and
system yst It is Il cd fact. n you have humor,
It has 10 start. There are no IFS nor ANDS, huns
s
Of Boston. Know the effects OF it ia every case.
done in MassaOhus sets. gave II to Ohldrsn ear
| wOrmy looking children, whose resh was son and
nabby, restored to perfect state Of health bv one
bottle; ~ ,.o,. Who ar, ,uo.o, to sick headache on.
bottle will always it, IL gives great relief IN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-02-06
WiihaD[sM.AaSS,SS, 81 Law , OF SEARCH, CAP

WiLDMAN'S LAW OF SEARCH. CAP
w t1Te, and Prize. volume, London.
thompson Laws 81 WsT. affecting shipping and
comIne' &C, Volume, London.
don.
shiPPins, Laws. by Mr.. Sergeant Atkinson, vol
Martens Law OF Na;ions, translated by Wm Cob
bett, volume, London.
aw Of Nations, by Poison and Horne, I volume,
London.
Tuson's British Consul's Mammal, volume, Lor
Lynn's British ConsuI's Hand Book, I volume.
London.
Green on Consular Service, (pamphletD London
slr James Macintosh ION the Law Of Nati0ns,
tpamphetl i.Oud "a.
Henshaw's Manual for United States Consuls
Negotiations ior United States Consuls, volume,
thihmore on international Law, volume, syo.
WIidman's International Law, volumes, syo,
London.
Wheaton's International Law, volume.
Ellictt's Diplomatic Code, 2 volumes syo,
ht1aeswDl p,omatleue' par la Vicomte de Bonne-
De Clsrcq Il Vallejo uide des consuIats, VOL
ume, Paris.
Combes-Diplonatique Europeenne, I volume,
Gasse ct yaneis-Munusl dss Jusss de Com
WhestOn-HIstOire de DrOit des gems, vsssmss,
Meuseh-Manuel Pratiqus du consuat, ! vol
Martens-Guids DiplOmAtiqus. volumes, Leip-
Martens-Causes Celebres du Drcit des gems,
volumes, Leipzlc.
Martens-NouvellesC Causes Celebres du Droit de-.
Gems, volumes, LEIPZIG.
DE Cussy-Phases et Causes Celebres du Droit
des Gems, volumes, LEIPZIG.
h"rruil-Des Agents COnsulaIres, volume Pa
DE Cussy-DictiOnsire dn Diplomatic.
Jan 10 FRANCk TAYLOR
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CHARLES MACKAY-S Songs for Music. Ia,
" Charles Mackay, rs cents.
Ballads and Lyrical Poems; by Charles Maokay,
Is cents.
The Salamandrlne; by Charles Mackay, IS cents.
Legends OF the Isles; by Charles Maukay, Is cents.
cents.
Voices from the Mountains. by Charles Mackay,
25 cents.
The Lump of Gold; by Charles Mackay, 8 cents.
Under Green Leave: by Charles Mackay, Is cents.
POetica! w orks; by Charles Mackay, antique mo-
TAYLOR 4 MAURY'S
ian 2tf Book store. near 9Th street.
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New E sGhk Az yS24 ksst ZEE 9shts1xrn
8 rAs SAP. ee~,ess.s ,Ass @

Those ships having been built by contract pressy
for Government service, every oAre has been taken
in their construction, also their engines to in
for passengers are unesualled for elegance and com
fort. d.
. The steamers of this line have improved water
tight compartments, and pense has been spared
to make them all rs good new, the thorough exam
lnatIon gwen them proves their mode Of consu no
ton yet unsqualled. i.
Proc OF passage nom New York to Liverpool, In
hrst cabin, elS0; In second DO, oz5; From Liver
pool I, New York, 80 and % guneas. An en- PERI
pereBced Sun Seon attached to each ship. No berths
Gan be sccures until paid for.
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EVENING STAR.
SONNET.

I GOULD forget thee. had never known
The sweet eotfpse OF passion, nor had felt -
Nor dreamed Of heaven whom on thy lips DIV st.
The vestsl flame, that thou 20 long ago -.
On ny hearts alter kindted with thine eyss,
TlH ausnohsd By Let hsah waves, must vniniy dow,
Fsd By regrets and famed BY oeassIsss sgas.
Fer on my lips have trembled TO thy kiss, =
And thou hast brsstAed sweet words Of love and
there .-..--.1 T. d. -. '.''l =
Wsrs buIainG looks, that when thy tongue Was
. mute .. ..s b. =.
Had thrilled my heart striogs With exoess of hin.
A the son signing Of the summer air > :. :
AwAkes the music Of o tuneless lutte.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-02-06
40 CASTOR Il CLARK,
10 LOUISIANA AVENUE. second door from
7th street, under the Avenue House,
DEALERsIN
CLOTHING AND GENTS FURNISHING

The subscribers call attention to desirable Stock
OF CLOTHING which they now have on exhib-
ton at their Store. No. % Louisiana avenue second
door from 7th street and as they determined to
on their part shall be used in order to please their
the stock to be perfect In point of durability fit and
style because we make everything, ourselves. and
eqns TO the best order work in the country.
watching the various changes of fashion, parties
may rest ured Of finding the latest out and MAJ
In store subject to their ins pc ctiOn and approya
i5,OM worth Of Goods for Mems, Boys and Ser
wants ear Will be sold at auction prices, and pur
no humbug, as our assertions can be proved on ex-
amination. Call and see us at the above Store.
2a-Sm GASTON CTIRK
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ORD BYRON's WORKS, 8 vols, Murray s
London edition, m purple calf binding.
mnLsnts PICTORIAL Shakespeare, 8 vols, octave.
The strstford Shakespeare. 10 vols. London, in
The Cabinet Shakespeare, IL vols, London, cloth
Roses Biographical Dictionary, II vols, London.
Rollins At,nolsnt History. vols. London. many
Burnet's Histories. s vols. London, half calf.
Ld @ssa s s:f al. Works Rosoos' edition. vols,
Whexss History Of the Inductvs Sciences.
VG Bul1sf saS Ncvsls cav VOLS London ,,sen calf
And many other standard works in fine bindings,
dS = . - FRANcK TAYLOR.
IN the bred Scott o. cas-. .as vsoI ds
and self Of the
sSo: b S.4i ; sS5:isa e. Es. Ss;;
Ths , ,s xNFI Just Issue. us from he press: for
S:sa
falS printed OF clean new type foe white paper and
Snsab. sS SG a s
use; Price q. -. -
Ss M $ b. AZ
Zee wSoh fss,sd to ns
SSSn.r' sSs NTH sos. sSsnsnos f% ali party
patty, out ios al men who venerafe the vo ks OF our
kept the foundations on wbS per yovsrn l, mI
5 And nd il - bsi,ey lev ,hs, this plsdss has been
pefent judges, a. the most oris,nsI Nv o9m
al the sutho, xoTfs and treated a. to present
pear As new work on subject Supposed 10 ~ ~
'''' = "'' JOS. sHILLINeroN., 80
Bookseller, odson Building, corner " 4,
dH-u and Pa. Nv.
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10 Photography Is the name Of a new branch
o. an that has recently acquired great develop
Inent In Paris. Ii consists simply in cutting on,
sheets Of black paper In such way as to make II
int aPicture-fgures of landscapes-which has
an the nnish OF an engraving by the best mas
discovery, Its Columbus being one Herr schmidt
who, armed with pair Of scissors and sheet OF
paper, Is able to reproduce the most complicated
ianoscaPe; great improvements have been intro
duced by M. Muratiri, an Italian, who has inst
arrived In Paris from Ravenna, whose scissors
are Tar more skilful, according to competent
judges, than the brush and pencil of many q
nmnsr.
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jan
ID T X f s n M 4 X,
III RQTECIEn hx Rayal ettaxa pa

PEor9Hc # = R. ke,.. M Letter. 4 Patent Of
PhsTmace de Parisand the Imperial College of MAI.
lcne, Vienna. Triesemar No. / is u remedy for A.
Sa sps En-
ii three d's and entirely
I
the ruin Of the health of portion of the BOD
ls,on I fss No is the great Continental
IA hat,s the hpEIlsn treats with mercury.
al hs 81 sss ne
cannot cannot Iemoys IIssemas Nos L. and alike
e. Thsy lie on thu abs quail
use being SUSPECTED Sold in tin cases. and divided
IN separate RS doses fs BY yspes1 LAT
OF four cases IN one for 50. which $3; and in
Sold BY Dr. H.A. BARROW, No. ls7 Prince ST.
few blocks west Of broadway, New York. Imme
the Of s1a The Or y. forward
lions The ss cases also sent but not free Of car
rage. Consultations as usual. from ii q. IN, till
2. m. and from till p. M. at No. l57 Prince st.
E IsE blocks wet Of Broadway. stId also By j.
sTOTF, washington fel1y
THE REASON wHY.-A careful collection Of
though generally believed. are imperfect1y under.
stood Copousy illustrated; Ecglish edition; price
cents: Tree by mail on receipt of ninety six cents in
Light n the VALLEY: Ny Experience Of Spiritual,
Biographical and Historical Sketches; by Macau.
TAppleton's Railway Library. so OTIS. -.s+
Punch's Pocket Book Of Fun, do. do, 50 cts,
The Biographical History of Philosophy, from its
origin in Greece down to the present day. by George
Henry Iswes; volume, S2.75. The same in vol.
Just published and for sale at
80. TAYLOR MAURY's
JAM Bookstore. near eth st.
FOR NORFOLK AND PORTSMOUTH. Va.
The steamer LOUISIANA leaves. the Union
Dock, foot Of Concord street, Balti. -K-
sy.,s ss :.sams M
CAROLINA every Monday, w ednesday. and Fri
Hsm i Prss:d: d: Baltimore M s 81 A Co.
German q Sustsv Frs;,ss Sy L. G.. v sas
preface, b.. Chevaliel Bunsen: Priee 81. u -sIii
Lucy Huyards Journal, by Mrs. L. H. sigoarney
The Psstical Works of James r. Lowell, vols,
Army Register for 1855; 81 cents. aL4ISH
' '' TAYLOR 4 MAURY's
- ian % = = III - 1ookstore. near eth st.
LIME EDITIONS. in 6ns bindings, OF Byron
II Campbell, Pope, Burns, Milten, Shakespeare,
Bryant. Halleck, Longfei!ow, Tenny son. Cowpsr.
Thomson. YOUNG, A enside, Rogers, Gay, Hemins.
ssssy SuEhsy Ss MSydS:sGSA
and many other Poets. may be found At the Book
store OF the undersigned, mostly imported BY hum
sst direct from London. some OF them with bssati-
.da s'.A' " sa' FRANcK TAYLOR.
a LtOF HARRY sANDRRslJN'so COMIC
shlons Tor sale ct the Musto Store Of tsse 10
"s w. q. METZER0rT.
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PROPOSED DATES SAILING.

For freight or passage, apply to
EDWARD X. COLLINS. No. "a. Wall street.
BROWN, SHIPLEY CO., Liverpool.
b. g. WAINWRIGHT q CO., Paris.
The owners Of these ships viii not be accountable
stones or metals. unless bills Of lading are signed
therefor and the value thereof expressed therein.
l6
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THE SONGS OF SCOTLAND, with the en-
\ grsved music, and Pianoforte accompaniments,
oy Graham Nude, Dibden, Dun, and other eminent
bousd, and containing about three hundred melo-
DIES. 6:sn flfaLy engraved. Price $3.50. Imported
p e. = ses. FRANcK TAYLOR. 1.
A LMANACHg DE GOTHA; Annuaires Diplo
~ matflue ct Statisfique pour pannce ls58. p -
The Royal Kalendar Tor 1858, Register for Eng
land, Scotland, ireland end the Coionies
The British Almanac and Companion for 1883.
IylNGSTONE'S,TR TRAVELS and Researches
- in South Ahieas vol. svo.. with Aaps and En-
dN FRANCK TAYLOR,
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CHILDREN'S BOOKS FOR Is5s.-The Little
derfal Mirror. Riohard. the Lion hearted. Heroes
Of Hi:toTy, Tales of Sea and Land, Inauisitye
Siberian Sable Hunter. True. Stories and False
tales from the German, Relle and Lii y, or the
Naughty Boys and Girls, Fairy Tales by the Coun-
tess D'Anlney, and many Others for youth Of all
ages. some of them just from Tendon.
DIS FRANCK TAYLOR.
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frayslsrs. Dirsstsry.. p.
WASHINGTON BRANCH RAILRoA

WASHINGTON BRANCH RAILROAD.
y sb-rTL s ~ > a -. 81 FL 81
~ g
. 49, 90. y Trains run 90 follows; ,
: - Leave Washington at .. m.
6.~,s b. b. Do 90: : :ssss. ls.lr.
% Do. do. 4 at l.& m. zc..1a e.
DO. do at SIS M. ~
directly Of Baltimore for the last and a. Relay for
the West. Those at H. IN. o. d IS p. IN. for Anep-
oiis, and at s IN. for Frederick and Norfolk. The
q. IN. and 40 p. trains are Express, aad stop
only at Anna polls and Washington functions. The
Eastern train OF Saturday at 40 p. M goes only TO
Philadelphia. - : = II : .
On sunday only one train-st 40 p, m. 49,.
j. Jan 70-d Tbs II. PARSONS. Agent.
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a TuIryIse EeeL.sI.srIc LThe Able d. !.

A THIEyINo EccL Able ID NJ.
mensf Of the last prayers at toe Northern Gene
tery, Paris, has just been convicted or a most In
veterate monomania-that Of theft For a long
while the Pesrl noSen, the white wreaths, and
Ing friends OF the dead, have disanne.y.d mos,
mys,efiousiy: Every effort was made to detect
tse tnfef, and at last the Able was caught in the
set. ne confessed the crime and is now in the
nahos on Justice. He has confessed every thing
The articles stolen Were distributed among yari.
Gus monument makers, well as among friends
ana ecquaintances. Whether he sold them or
ne. IS NOT Known The strangest thing Is that
among the articles stolen were some w hose weight
would nave alarmed professional street porters,
sacn, Tor instance, as entire tombs! He managed
teese oy the aid OF hts ample robes and straps
adapted to his shoulders This apparatus was
found and acknowledged by him.
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DHILAnELPHIA. WILMINGTON Ann
BALTIMORE RAILROAD.
&E anRau

Passenger trains Tor Philadelphia leave Presidsn,
street depot, balfino e, daily. except sundays as
.fxpress Ira n at ssoa N; w,y NsJTr.i, al,
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