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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-06-22
TUESDAY MORNING, JUNE
NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS
ID Ar MIS- re A D.

ID ARE NTs RE A D.
In all cities and large towns great hue and cry is
frequently made in reference to aduteraed and manuse
ured milk, and as being pejudcal to health Of children
&c &C. Ihefe Is no doubt no little truth in this matter
but should inmate investigation be made as regards the
puny and siCky condition of children it would be ascer-
tained beyond doubt that the exhibition OF deeterous
drugs in the shape of Paragoric, Laudanuu Anodyne
Drops, Cordias, &C. have had do with the weak
and scky condition Of children than any i'll effects Of
adulterated and manufactured milk. In view of this
iact Pro" Roberts was prompted to prepare remedy
expressly for children aud which could DO exhibited for
the relief of pain and suffering without being followed
by any Of those evil consequences which follow the ex
hibon Of the usually prescribed narcotic preparations
fhe prepsratin is known 'RoBEBTs CHoLGo MIXTURE
FOR INFANTS and during the many years that has been
oooTe the people, it has gained reputation aud noto
aiety very seldom attained by 'patent preparations.
Every family should have it, For sale by all druggists
HARRAJI, RTsLBY, Il KITCHEN,
rs Barclay street, New York.
JEW d&w2H Sole Agents for the Proprietor.
7E'AM MANY HALL HOTEL
Corner Of Nassau and Frankfort streets, opposite
the Park and City Hail.
N u w Y O RKx
This celebrated hotel is still conducted on the
European PLAN OF Lodging Rooms,
and meals may be ordered in the large and spacious
Reicetory for
Ladies. az well as Gentlemen,
Having recently added Elegant Paror for the accom-
oeoii " A1aAASo Luis popular Hotel Is IN the lmme
diate vicinity of Business and places OF Amusement
ana offers every inducement to those who consult con-
venience and economy.
Parties going to CALIFORNIA EURnPE, will be furnish
d with all thu Information desired and be protected 10
he purchase of passage tickets.
mch26 d3m CHARLES BROWN Proprietor
RRADY's PU BLISH HING HOUSE
1875 Nassau ST., New York.
Wholesale & Retail Cheap Book, Magazine,
Publishing Bookselling Establishment.
Particular attention paid to miscellaneous orders for any
article connected with the trade.
e Catalogues sent Free on addressing
F. A. BRADY,
Successor to Il, Long Il Brother,
myl9 d6m 1913 Nassau street New York
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THE WORCESTER spy.


Printed and Published by JOHN milton EARLE,
THOMAS DREW, at No. 2l2 Main Street, Worcester,
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WEEKLY PAPER.-Price two dollars year; 81 for six
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advance Gl,75 a years single copies cents each.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-11-22
ALEX CAMBRIA,
correspondence of Tie Star.

Correspondence Of The Star.
ALEXANDRIA, Va, Nov p, ls5S
slight fall Of snow on Saturday night, sue
ceeded by rain, made yesterday morning quite
disagreeable; but in the afternoon the sun showed
its face, and the congregations at the various
churches were, last night, quite large.
Officer Warder on Friday, arrested a youpg
man man named Joseph NightiGgilI, on the
charge OF assault and battery On James McKenna
Justice Price held the accused to bail for Court
new trial having been granted in the case Of
Richard Murray, he was on Friday released on
bail to appear at the May term of the Circuit
Court.
The board Of directors Of the Orange and Alex
andria railroad have determined to prosecute the
work on the Lynchburg extension vigorously,
and. with that view, at their meeting last week,
ordered an increase OF the force at present en-
pioyed on the extension for the purpose OF pushing
the work to as speedy completion as possible
Captain James r Snoot bought on Saturday,
Tor $50, the brick building on Prince street
which il TO be dem shed in order to furnish
grounds to the new custom house
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-11-22

hk COOLIES IN CuBA.-A Virginia gentleman
Oh intelligence, who recently visited Cuba, gives
SAD picture Of the tolls and sutfsrings to which
tne Cooiie slaves are subjected. They have
nothing like the capacity of the negro for labor
ana endurance. and yet the same task. are inn.
posed upon them When no, engaged in the
neia tney herd Unfortunately, men, women
anu chiioren, In huts, with no semblance of the
idhiiy ue or obligations. Suicide Is common
.'"ons mem, sometimes ten or a dozen hanging
themselves e' time No provision Is made for
,nen ,e'urn 10 their native land, from which they
have been beguiled, and their masters HAVING
Ao iA'eies' in them, except to get the creates,
amount Of work possible out of them during their
period Of apprenticeship, heap upon them an
amount Of labor that soon brt a Ks them down and
often hurries them to the grave.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-11-22

FROM HAVANA The steamship Black War
rior, with Havana dates to the 18th instant ar
rived at New York on Saturday evening
The health Of Havana was good and the wealth.
er delightful.
The stock of sugar at Havana amounted to 60,
oO boxes, and At Matanzas to 5000 boxes. The
prices had improved
The Havana market was overstocked with fish,
onions and potatoes from the United States.
Vessels Of all nations were arriving at ST. Thorn
as In various conditions Of damage.
Exchange on London was quoted at AK per
cent premium, on New York at 81 do, and on
New Orleans at 81 do.
Freights at Havana had not improved.
The American ship Messenger with coal for
the Paraguay expedition, had put into st. Thom-
as with loss of main and mizzen masts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-11-22

ffoh CALIrokNIA.-The overland mail, with
San iencisco dates to the 2sth Of October, has
arrived at st. Louis.
heavy Understanding throughout the State are
reported, and the miners have been driven from
several OF the river beds by the high water.
Inc steamer Cortez from Victoria, had arrived
OF san Francisco with five hundred passengers
ana si2' Ooo in gold dust. The reports from FRA
Ter river are more favorable
Eoenezer Thayer, Of Boston, committed sui
eide on the oath ult
Business at San Francisco had been very dull
ou' 'ne demand from the country had improved
~na': Inc premature advent OF the rainy
season had impaired fresh confidence In the en-
suing winter business
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-11-22
SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PR ESs

=
The Union corrects the Misrepresentation of
its position on Territorial sovereignty, made
BY the indianapolis Daily SeRtinsi --r
The Union, also, adverting to the rumors
that Lope. was engaged in distractions to the
Paraguay river, doubts their truth, and says:
IL we ind the river Paraguay obstructed, IL
viii be our service to get rid OF such obstacles as
best we can. IL the work shall be serious II will
take little more of our time and labor; II
that will be our good luck. The Paraguay expe,
dition, however, in any event, will be likeiy to
visit the capital Of President Lopez and we
trust and believe, only to procure from him ali
the Satisfaction our commissioner may demand -
Further, the Union shows that the Toronto
&C. W. Leader " appreciates the soundness of
the Treasury construction of the treaty in re-
gard to four manufactured in Canada Of Amer.
lean wheat, and denies that there Is apy inst
ground of dissatisfaction with 1t on the part Of
the Canadians'
The Intsfhgsncer notices the Unions article
on the revival Of the Indian-war policy of Gen
jackson.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-11-22

GREAT GALE AT ST. DoMINso.-Capt. Thomp-
son, Of the schooner Euphemia, arrived at New
York from the city Of st. Domingo, reports that
= heavy gale was experienced on the Goth. 2lst,
and I'D October, at that place, during which the
french brig Espsranza dragged ashore, and was
q TOTAL loss. French brig on the coast had also
gone asRfge and was a total loss The crews of
both vessels were saved
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BALLS, PARTIES, &c.

- SHIELDS CLUB.
SHIELDS Gu b beg leave to announce to their
many friends and the public in enersl that a
they will give their FIRST GRAND CO. ~
ri Lon pAHTS on the Eve Of Thanks ~
siTing; "WEDNESDAY: k9y: sih at he tp<A
W4SHINGTON 1SSEmBLf hOOMS,
The ENJOY ent Of our frserds have been Impair
treiy oOnsu ted by the Committee IN arranging trls
CotIllon iaiy as every ex rtIon has been made
which will gre ample Joy nent to those no may
honor with their presence.
Our lady friends are respectfully solicited TO at
tend as DO invitations - Ill he issued.
nj 81
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-11-22

THE NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA CHESS
GAMK-The game recommended on Saturday
night. Twelve moves were made on each side
and the game has reached its thirty first move,
and there is good prospect that one evening
more will finish the partie. As 1t stands at
present there is every reason to believe the game
will result in a "dead draw" neither party being
the winner. Annexed is the game. as far US
played. Ii will be continued this evening:
BIAa-tNew York; wHrrE-tPhiIadelphis.)
J. Pawn to 9usen. fourth; Pawn 70 King. third:
= Pawn TO queens Bishops Pawn TO Queens fourth.
Queen. Knish, Queen. King. King. Bishop.
{ Kiss: kaisht to King. Pawn 70 Queen. Bishop.
/. Pawn 70 King. third Queen. Knlsst to Queen.
.sI1d 70 Queens Rocks Pawn n,s . Queens knights
:. oaeen's Bishops Pawn King. Knight takes Pawn
K;5 I5 Sl:h s to qo:sn' Queen; BAop'o Qn.sn..s
9 9a..a'. kt. take. Knight. Pawn take. Knight.
10. Castles- Pawn TO Queens Rocks thi rd
"a Rnisn, to King. NTH Sns.a 'a 9assn. sG S.hop two
10. Queen to Kings knight Queen. Bishop sec
II. queen to King. BI.hOp queens BIsh to King.
Is qa..n to King. second Kings Bi.hop Queen. third
To- Pawn TO Kings Bishops Queea's Bishop to Kng's
H. Pawn queen. Knights queens Bishop to Ks'ss.
lie. Bishop to gums knights Pawn to Kings rook T.
Is. Knight to Kings Bishop. King to Kirgs Bishop.
40. Knight to Knight anh. Queen to Kings second.
81 queens Rook to Queen Kings Rock Rocks third
"a Pawn takes Pawn. Pawn takes Pawn.
%. knight takes Bishop. Queen takes knight.
"a. Queen 10 Queens third Quee-'s Book 10 Queens
IS. Queen takes Queen. Pawn takes Queen
2s Rock take. Bishop: Rock takes Rock
Rrof Qn.sns Knight - King. Hissop ,hi-d
1s Bishop Rock (checkl King takes Bishsp. =
so. King TO Ris6ep's second King to Bishops third
81 King to Kings second Pawn to Queens f.urth
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-11-22
FIRST GRAND BALL
Logan Tribe, No. s, 1. o of Red Men.

Tire members of Logan Tribe, Improved Order
Red Men. respectfully inform their friends IN
ard the psb!c IN general that their First 81
Grand Ball of the season will take place at -
"Pompcan Hail." Union Hotel, G-org etc vn, 80
on Tuesday. Nov. Esd. The members Of the
Order pledge themselves that nothing shall be left
uudone 10 mike the cccasIon one of real enjoyment
to those who may be pleased 10 patrOnlze them
this occasion.
SCOTS Cotillon Band has been engaged for the
occas ion.
No Hats or CAPS allowed to be worn in the hall
Tickets ONE DOLLAR, admitting gentleman
aEd ladies'.
Committee OF Arransem,ss.
John Y. Newman. RObt. Cunning ham.
John Scott, WIZ. Dona ldson,
John hankIrs, RIchaid Chick,
rarcls Documents, Geoge Blewh,
John Marcy. Chas X cbsrsop.
VIM. Crowley, George Collins,
Jesse Chick, John Hilton.
VIM. Brown, Sam'l. DE Haven.
Joseph Wilson. no IS dtb
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-11-22

INDIANA special session of the Indiana leg
1siature convened at Indianapolis, on Saturday.
The House was organized by the election of -.
w Gordon, Republican, as speaker, A J Ryan,
Anu-Lecompton, principal Clerk, Geo HI. Chap
man, Republican, assistant Clerk, and Robert
'enninge, Republican, Doorkeeper. The Senate
elected j. II. Vawtey, Anti-Lecompton, rs pr,n
ciPal Clerk, james Tynor, Republican, assistant
Clerk. After the election of officer. botb uons..
Immediately adjourned
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-11-22
BOARDING.

MIS-. A. w. BRINKLEY respectfully informs
lVA her fIlends and the public that she 10 prepared
to accommodate boaIdeTs, both transient and per-
manent, on reasonable terms. Persons desiring
comfortable home, where there are children, ard
where avery attention will be paid to ma ke them
comfortable, will do well by applying Immediately
at her re AIdence, No. e. south Eutsw street. be-
tween Camden and Pratt sts., Baltimore. no l1-im
BOARDING with handsomely furnished Rooms,
- lighted with gas, may be obtaIned by eaTly ay-
plIcaion at 470 18TH street, betwee and streets.
A few Table Boafders can also be accommodated.
90 LIN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-11-22

FREE CoLoRRD PERscNs.-The removal Of the
free colored population seems to have engaged the
attention Of the egislatures Of several of the
Southern States. Georgia, Arkansas, North Car.
olina, and Mississippi have been engaged in the
consideration Of bills having this end In view,
but 30 far no definite action has taken place.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-11-22

FATAL ACADEMIA fatal accident occurred
In the mines at Ashland, Pa, on Thursday last.
One Of the boilers Of a dirt engine exploded
causing the death Of one man, and seriously in
uring three others who were employed in the
coal mines at that place. Everything was torn
to pieces
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-11-22
GRAND MILITARY AND CIVIC BALL
NJ or THE
Presidents Mounted Guard.

The MOUNTED GUARD being dssirous 60
crafty the many frequent and pressing sohci. "A
pre- e, have concluded to yield mp to thoseA
calls, and take crest pleasure in snnopncins lAM
to the military and citizens generally tfst they vhi
on MONDAY, the 22d INST.
ODD PILLOWS HALL, Secenth Street.
m de To n axe this Raj equsl to the pecaions Of
the friends Of the Guard. The arrangements are
RefSeshments will be Furnished 10 the ladies'.
Prof. Esputas celebrated Military and Cotillcn
Band is engaged for the occasion.
The Ball will be opened by 8 rand Promenades at
No Hats or Caps to be worn except by the Mill
Supper viii be furnished at all hours afteT IL o'c'k
Tickets TwO DOLLARS, admitting Gentle
Er,erfir, COMMITTEE.
/. L. R. / 1e:l, ON. kGr. Towers. d. J. Ri.,.saTs'H
Commute, on Refreshments.
ID S. W. Owens, Eargn T. Essex, George Csssday.
y. A. LuH, CorpI ". . reel. }. I. stewart.
COMMITTEE on Invitatien.
ses'tJ sccH,shen Corr. W. S. ree, v = LriL
George C.E,itsy H. Martin, ~. HodSrOn.
COMMITTEE eT Reception on she part Of hs Corys
let Sgt nccutehsn. Henry Martha *. SieDes1.
"a Sc; x J. Noer, Jcho Pfsif-r P.Ier DiIi.
b. 81 3 = T. :I F...,. W smsiiaoos, 81 SisS.r
{ Cor sAndersOn, Chss: 1homA, Tho, esslisTdi,
81 Corp. W. Teel, ,. Turner, ,. p Hoa sen,
- ] srkmeyer, ,. p. worcester, ". Hurry.
}. y Lloyd, n. Wall, J. A. King.
p. &. IutJ 1hOs. Adams, sin,
Rnbt SKY, Thos. W. BIRCH ChAs. Stewart,
J. T. Stewart, W Cannon. W. ". LsnsIy.
ComnIifte, on the part Of the Military.
Col Wiz. Hickey, MAJ Sutherland, Capt Watt
p p bacon, Surgeon Morgan, Capt. HoIlingswoTth
fcCullnLl, . iuaes, Can't.
Pzyrnr Mid rlston, Csaf. Srlwsrzmsn Cart. Towers,
AdJ't u. n. Ohec Cart TIT It. Cong J. Tucker,
Ma. }. r. Heiss Capt Clark, }. p. Pepper. Tsq,
Maj. c. =. HslGch, Capt Key, Alex Lee, Es1.
Committee on che part Of Hon oTdry Members.
Hon. J G.. Berrett, J. C. Cock, John Ptttboue
Clark Mills, Harmon Brrns VIM. hsT9uis
4. Brien Chas Meter Sr, M HOr kiss,
W. ID. w.llach, Richard W allach, :. n HiIl
r. = Dotoghue, J. Rob nron, 7. " Sands,
John Alexauder A. y. Kimmsll, W. Simpsoa,
J. Thompson, p. BOOyer, yOha Tnetler.
y. Lam J. Tucker
no Isl SIM
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PERSONAL,

-. Hon John J. Crittenden and lady are at the
st. Nicholas Hotel, New York.
Meal Dow has been reelected to the Legis-
lature Of Maine.
Virginia With his fsther.in-iaw.
a.. Hon. J. c. Allen, Clerk Sf the House Of
Representatives is at Kirkwood's. ~
81. Hon. Jas. 8. Green, Of Missouri, and VIM.
carey Jones, Esq d, are at Kirkwoods'.
-. Hon. Schuyler Colfax, Of Indiana, is in
Boston.
-: Prince Alfred. of England, arrived at Fer.
rol, Spain, on the Cd inst.
The Petersburg Express say that Mr.. O.
Jennings Wise was arrested on Friday and bound
over to keep the peace.
80. Mr.. Clemens, who was shot in duel and
who was not expected to live, has since rapidly
improved, and his friends are confident Of his
complete recovery
80. Hon. c.. J Faulkner, and DIR. z. KidwelI,
ex-M C. of Virginia: Hon. Jos Grinnsll, and
y. p. Willis, Of Massachusetts,, and Capt. 8.
Jones, u 3. are at Browns.
.... VIM. Schley, a resident Of Augusta, Ga
but native Of Maryland, died on Saturday, aged
~ years. He was able LAWYER and good
citizen. He was at one time Governor of Georgia,
and has also represented that State in Congress.
&C.. Gen. Robert Hanna, an old citizen and the
last surviving member Of the Indiana Constitu-
tional Convention Of 1916, was killed on Friday
last, while walking on the track Of the Peru and
Indianapolis Railroad.
1.-The New Y ork correspondent of the Boston
Post says: "Next week will be one of fas enable
marriages Miss Sarah Hoffman Ia to be married
to Vicomte Jules Treelhard, f-st Secfetary Of che
French embassy at Washington, on Wednes-
day, and Miss Foulke to Mr.. Nelson, on Friday
Our heiresses, YOU see continue to strengthen
the nobility OF France, and we trust carry at
the same time, little American Independence
into the conventionalties Of European high life
Miss Hoffman IL voting, pretty and accomplished,
and last winter, at w ashington, while our poll
tic ans were discussing &" bleeding X ,nsas ''gen-
tier topics were mooted In the borders Of our Fed
| eral metropolis, and the gallant French vicomte
employed his diplomacy to win the hand and the
heart of the fascinating lady. The rush to Wash
ingten this season will be Unprecedented. tits
rumored that there are not less than eigh con-
mutually inclined Secretaries and attaches still
unprovided with wives, and hfty according to
another authority, ffty-fve,) American bellies
ana actresses are now competing for their prefer
ences. Chevalier Husemann, the worthy Aus
trian Ambassador, is also wfeless and his desc
late condition begins to attract considerable
attention in belle circles. especially the cough
which formerly troubled the illustrious states
man, has entirely passed away. The juvenile
appearance Of the Chevaler suggesting the most
bewitching hopes to a love-sick maiden"
IT The Democratic Convention Of the Eighth
Congressional District Of Pennsylvania, have
nominated Joel b Wanner for Congress, to all
the vacancy occasioned by the resignation of
Hon. J. Clancy Jones. The resolutions Of the
former Convention have been reafarmed. res
olution for the admission Of Kansas with a new
const tuition. was voted down
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-11-22

FATHER AND Two DAUGHTERS ARsRsrvn
bok hoBBlSG THE MAiL-The Cincinnati Ga
zeue states that during the past two or three
months several letters and packages containing
money have been missed from the mail, on the
route between Washington, the eounty-s seat Of
fsyette county, and Columbus, Ohio. Complaint
was made to the Post Office Department, and w
3 v Prentiss, Special Mail Agent was commits.
stoned TO investigate the matter Going to Wash.
inston he dispatched decoy- pac X age containing
Sriwsen forty and fifty dollars in bills. and q
nan dollar In silver, and then followed IL up along
tne route After the mail past the Post Once al
Duus Fofks, Fayette county, the package was
found to be missing.
MI rIennss Immediately returned to Duff,s
FORKS, and, calling on the Postmaster w
fneiPs, demanded the package Heindignantly
denied all knowledge Of it, but the agent Insisted
,nA1 ,he money had been taken at that office
Finally daughter OF the Pos,max,sr ,asa 49,,
rnern years, acknowledged that the pactags I'D
been taken by her and her sister Sarah ,nd %
r SeH . poI.Ion OF the money not already spent
robbery, but she Iepeiied the insinnaiion win an
ar OF confidence quite beyond her years Ths
younger sister, Jennie, finally said, ''You know
sarah, YOU are just guilty as | am This In,
dneed a full confession Of an the robberies COM
mtted oy these young girls, but the IA her denied
Sny connection with them. The total amount To-
ts supposed to be about $500; and the money
"a oeeh spent BIZ the girls In buying furniture
~. Sne aouse, and articles Of dress
VIII was issued by u $ Commissioner of
~, ny an1 Piaced in the hands Of Deputy Mar.
snAI Dsh' " no arrested the father and dauobters
upon me ehaIge OF Iobbing the mall They ar
lived IN tns city last evening, aud were banded
over 20 Hasnsi slnofd. who kept them under
c barge Of an oficer at the Dennison non.s ~,
isht. They win be examined before a Cornmis.
sioner this morning.
Mr. Phelps, the father, Is = man nearly sixtv
ears OF age, and owns a farm Of lao acres where
ne r-sldes He has always stood very well in the
Sonltnsniiy Previous to this charge We perceive
ane Blue Book than this once last year yielded
1,.,,a , luz. OF eel. The daughters are quite
ltneir mother having died about wear
ko,) they appear very interesting
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-11-22

The FRKScH SLAVE TRApK-Tbe reIiabls
Paris correspondent OF the New York Journal Of
commerce, discredits the statements Of the Paris
PufveyoIs Of the London press that the French
government have definitely resolved to put an end
to the experiment of free emigration from Africa.
He says the contracts are for long period; thew
received the sanction and warrant Of the govern
menti the Antilles remain eager for perseverance
in the scheme The Paris Pays (ministerial)
says that as to the immigration, France maintains
us ng ut to the utmost extent. The Paws is also
pleased with the humanity Of the scheme, declar.
Ing that the black kings would put consid.rs
BILE number Of their subjects to death, II, since
the abolition Of the slave trade, they did not nd
means Of employing them in immigration! In
the meantime, the Portuguese papers, em6ittered
by the violence Of the French in the case of the
Cnaries ct Georges and by the abandonment Of
their cause by the British government, call for
the Withdrawal Of their own squadron from fur.
tnef attempts to put down the slave trade.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-11-22

60 ,SLl VIZ
During 1859, s2o6 900 Of debt falls due, and jan
uaY l, 1860, $500 900. This amount be recon-
menas should be paid by sale Of long bonds,
which would sell at par or over.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-11-22

SPECIAL CARD.
HE Attention OF persons furnishing il respect.
i9ly called to the extensive sale of superior ParIor
Furnlture, &c. to take place on Tuesday morning,
Nov 2}d, at the estab ishment of George L Small,
wood, ESQ, No; 500 9Th street. near Odd Fellows
HAL. The stock comprises nber Of
Suites of superior Parlor Furniture of the latest
styles, and finished in the best quslity French
brocateile, Crimson, and green plush silk reps
and damask, lasting and hair cloth,
Also, large variety of new and beautiful patterns
Of Sofas, Lounges, DivaIs, Arms, Sleepy Hol-
low, and Cabriola Chairs,
Bureaus. SidebOaTds. Parlor Chairs,
lt0 nohly gil. and ornamental w indOw Shades, Gilt
COrnloe,
few pairs of very COS thy Lace Curtains.
All Of which will be sold without reserve,
Catalogues are now ready and goods on ex hlbtion.
1t J. C.. MCGUIRE Il Co, Auct
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-11-22

IhE fiLLlBusrERise EXPEDITION. The in
structions which were sent BY Secretary Cobb
to the Collector at Mobile In reply to letter
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-11-22

NORTH CAROLINA.-The Governor of North
Carolina in his annual message pives the dsh, .,
Under existing laws the State must issue $40 Ooo
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