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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-08
POLICE 4

POLICE APpoINrMs srs. AT the next
meeting Of the City Council the election OF Police
oficers will take place. We suppose NO change
Will be made. - the present officers seem to give
general satisfaction.
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HARD FALL.-A middle aged man ap-
parently intoxicated, pitched headiong down the
west steps of the State Courthouse yesterday
morning, but likely sustained no serious injury
We could not learn his name, but understand that
be had been summoned to coart as witness, and
because of the bad weather, had INDUCED freely In
fire water,
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. compiler of statistics esti.
mates that there 1000 Ne ewspapers published in
the United States, $50 ia Great Britain aud Ire.
land SO in Russia and Poland so iu Asia 26 in Por-
tugal, %, in Spain, 10 In Australia.
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FIGHTING Julia Ann Pitmsn, for
assanlting Elizabeth Martin; aud Wns. Amos, for
beating Mary Buck. were each ordered fair dose
of stripes by the Mayor, who hopes to cool down
their fiery blood by that sort Of leeching.
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GEORGE HARRIS, of Tennessee, author of the we'll.
known "Sut Lovingood" stories is about perfectiug
arrangements to commence the publication of a
Democratic paper in Knoxville.
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THr YouHG GUARD made monthly
parade last Monday afsernoon, and despite the
inclsmency OF the weather, hsd public drill 0n
the Capitol square.
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ExPLAx AfIos.-Ths len hand row insec hths sDovs
columns contain the Nusnbers which ere drawn
from the wheel Ths auount opposite - IN Number
IL tho rise which the Nunbsr 2 EMIT led % ~
your amber h Dot lnths lss. and does o. enc y
All iickets where the Number ends TAT sfstsnti-
tied to 80 in addition D any other rrt3 whcn ne
Ngh III Ticksfs draw thsir proportional. vArt
O. rfifcates of pAckAgee ere entitled 20 AL ene4
dra . o7sr ths s2o priasAt Halves. o Asssss -
risa scRsss ssS esrsaaeeess nsss - rssqsssa y
n " ce l0r cnah or re-inveetWeDt. Uit - own.
~ rame endsrssl a The ba0k. 1lckse that have
} i = draVn yginm uoed ~ beretuEleA
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QUARTIRID.-Charles Price. q Quaker
City vaeabond, was committed TO jail by the Mayor
for getting drunk and falling about the streets -
just the place Of all others that Chagiie was Ia
search Of when he came here.
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son has the effect OF bringing ont host 81 peolso-
ssdly new specifics, and while some Nv nay b
TO prevent disappointment the besk couSps % Dur.
sue s 70 consult your family ply ssiAn or Otherwise
use only such 70 roinsdiss = 9ns pabifc sxpefieaos
10 TYLER,s COMPOUND SYRUP or GUN ARA-
BIC. Originally the favoriee pressrpsi0n of an en-
ineut ply siciAn, it soon became Q p0pulae family
medicine and without advertising, haa continued
to enjoy growing reputation for the last twenty
In chronic casee Bronchitis, Hopping Coach, Group.
Asthma, &c, IL ID used with unparalleled success 4
most families will testify.
Sold by FIsaxH WissrsN, MsAps BAKn. A
BoD1xR, 10. ut IS cents per botte, and in an ole.
CANT aua pleasant Lozenge form, l2k and - cents
per box, called TYLEa's 'aun AiASIo COu1n CAHDr
DBOPa." - H--1na
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MOB DEMoHsrRArIoN.-The Quebec Mercurv
states that on Wednesday last large crowd Of
men marched up to the City Hall from st. Rochs
suburbs, with the view Of obtaining food or ems
ployment from the Mayor and corporation. On
tner return to st. Rochs they visited the exten-
sive -four store of Messrs Remand. in 81. pan,
street, where the leaders tried to negotiate for
supplies
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The LADIES Of Leigh Street Baptist
Shurch did not celebrate the anniversary of their
Sewing Circle, last Monday night, because of the
con,inuance OF the protracted meeting now being
held in their church
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sS- ALL THOSE WHO ARE AFFLICTED

with any Chronic Disease considered incurabe, will
receive Letter, giving Information which will in.
sure spoedy and permanent cure. by sending their
names and stamp (to prepay postage) to Err. E.
u. PocrE, the celebrated Chronic Physician. and
author of 81 Medical Common Sense Saratoga
Springs. Y. SO l3-d&w3m
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FoRGERIEs.--We noticed, some few
days since, the exploits in peumanship of a voung
stranger here, who succeeded in bleeding the Rank
of the Commonwealth to the tune Of s4OO bv
ceunterfeiting the name of the merchant by whom
ne was employed as book-keeper A day or two
since Messrs. Harris Moore, in settling their
money accounts with the Bank of Virginia. found
their cash short, and on examining the check a
paid at the Virginia Bank, discovered forged one
for $500. The signature was we'll executed. but
the filling up and manner Of dating entirely diff
ferent to the writing of the genuine checks. By
reference TO the check book, Mr. Harris discoy-
cred, that on the 26th of September, he had drawn
check iu favor of Mr.. W. H. Tyler for 1874, which
check was called for by Mr.. Tyler's book -kesper.
Hiram Moulton. The day after this the forged
check for $500 was presented and paid, and as II
was numbered 53, while the genuine one was
numbered 81, and was of the same character O,
checks with the genuine, there seems to be NO
doubt that Moulton did the forgery, his brother
drew the money, and the two then divided spoils
and left the city.
We understand that Messrs Harris Gibson. in
setting their bank accounts, have detected two
forged checks charged against them to the amount
OF $3.50; but as yet, the name Of the forger has
not been developed.
1t is also rumored on the streets that a we'll
known citizen-at one time engaged as teacher in
some Of the principal schools Of Richmond. has
been guilty Of swindliug and forgery, and to
escape the punishment justly due him. has left for
parts unknown. We deem it improper to give the
name Of the offender this morning, but az all the
facts will soon be made public, we shall then give
full history of this last named batch of force
ries.
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TUAN PlZZINI, .... - -
DEALER ~ NrSG 5oE.IHS INV FsgITs EsHaslGnpr. ANp

Keeps always on hsnd tho laxGsst End frsshsse
veceivIur by every steamer and Afling packst. N
sSaitionsI supply. Cail st the cheap s(oEe ef
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ES@ LIFE INSURANCE..
Capital over 100000.

This is the oaiy company in Richmond that pays
Is dividends the Insured whfie living.
1t makes an annual dividend OF 35 per cent. Only
half the premanl if f5o. is required in cash.
mute be given for the other half, and the III
yidruds &c to The credit Of she note.
No company has larger capi'ai for the amount
at risk. KNOWLES Il WALFORD, Agents.
DIV 81 Pearl street.
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TER PANORAMA of Australia and the
Celestial Empire, 30 favorably spoken of in Wash.
ington, Baltimore aud elsewhere, will be on exhi.
day night. NeA-
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PROSPECTUS OF THE INDEX, 70
Z BE PugLIsHED IN THE CRY Qs RICH,

issuc on the Sd OF Jsnnary 1885, n the city Of Rich
mond, Va. q Weekly and eemt.W se.ly Paper vith
the above tite devoted 10 Poiitics Lsseatnre, Com
As 10 the political complex offhe paDer. need
not say more than that Il viii be true p the old
~ nece sssry 70 make even this announceent Asre,
in my native stase after eighteen years. c6nusction
with its DemocEAtic press. Respecting ~ usa Of
css, state and Hasi6nal-I deem y not ileRDroprf-
ste ossy that The Isp5x uill = .et te ~ bot The
any. Particular attention vii q tA0 - be Com
mercial Department of 9HS IxpIx ~ Literary
Department will be eaeruseed ~ cor1yeesnt hanta.
ablest pens In the aouth. Tits my determinsti0n IN
0 word, 20 sssahlish Tn Inpsx - rsoDbis family
journal st the metropolis OF Virgfnh-
IL Paper S2, Invariably In advance.
DE- 6-vadlm BkNNkT d DBWITT.
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PRICE ONE GENT.

~ Snar Ox.-The charge against John
y ". 0ii, OF cruelty whipping Madisou. slsvs 10 r.
2. n'sger, .as enquissd into By the Mayor Yea.
.s.ssy sy morning. Mr.. GiIls room had ben broh eu
Madison vas employed 70 aaieed ths room. NJ a q
.uspsctsd him Of being the thief and noesed him
% maks him confess the crime Two ssStiemsn
saw the ssrsant after be had been puaished. ccr
s'esfed tne whipping severe one. Two Others.
whipping at al cruel. The Mayor toek the rrounS
tnss NJ 9. had no legal control Of ths ssrysnt.
ana therefore had no right to pupish him. Hs
required the accused to give bail 70 Answer a.
jury. 01sno
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An ExpLAsArIoN-A letter .d,,,.,..

AN ExPLANATI0N.-Ale letter addressed
70 tue chairman Of the relief COMMITTEES OF the
ioung Mems Christian Association, was read he
otner evening, at the cIose Of Prof AIexauder's
lecture The reading Of this letter in public sur.
prlssd many persons, and none more than the
gentleman to whom it was addressed. Who Was
no. present. The corresponding secretary OF the
association, in sending another communication 10
the President. on the stand, sent the letter afore
unntenhoually, In the same envelope, while
Ine PRESIDENT, supposng he was carrying out the
wishes OF the corresponding secretary, read both
communications
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mS-MrpLorHIAr LUMP AND AxrHIA-

D~MIDLoTHIAN LUMP AND AHrHRA-
CITE Coal The subscriber has now ON hand. and
daily receiving q large supply Of very superior Mid
lothian Lump (hal and smith Coal, which he IL de
liveripg at the lowest market price and ha. also on
hand q large supply of Red ana white Ash Egg An
thracite Coal which he will sell by the load short
or long ton Orders left at either Of his oces, one
at Danville depot, one ON Dock, between nth and
18th streets at the Auction store Of Larus Shine
will meet with prompt attention.
no l trf sefaH#{ es p. q IAkUb.
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APPROXIMATION PRIzlss.

CoNnrssIosER i CExrIyIcArE.-The uuderuig ned
sworn Commissi oners TO superntend the drawing oi
the SPARTA ACADEMY LOTTERY, do hereby
certify that q 10 above 10 an accurate list Of the
Numbers and Prizes. ~ they were draw by ~ thls
day. Dec. 4th. 1858. At Augusta, 0a.
G RRAsIhBssR. RsIa sws m con'rs.
Sworn to and subscribed before mss
LBW9 lFsvY.J.F.
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n- CLaAKs FOR MISSES AND Chill

klf CLnAKs FOR MIsSEs AND CHIL
pREy Rich Head Dresses Fancy Hair Pins, Bon
nets Ribbons, Flowers, Ruches. Feathers, with all
kinds of Fancy Notions at prices 70 defy compet
ton. X EZEkIELS
Cloak and Mantle Depot,
90 Main street.
Dress Trfpimings Of all kinds. at great bargains
The gold metal skirt 2l springs. Come and see it,
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/ II + DISPATC III.
WEDNESDAY, MoRNlAa..... DEoEMBER 5. isss
REPORTS OF THE sECRETa
RIES.

kEpoRFs OF THE POSTMASTER GENERAL
SECRETARY or WAR, SECRETARY OF THE
TREASURY, SECRETARY OF THE INTERIOR
AND SECRETARY OF THE NAVY.
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OFFICIAL !, ,u,,,, >, ~
SPARTA ACADEMY LOTTERY OF GEORGIA
CLASS A,
At Augusta. Georgia. Saturday. Dec 4, 1858.
SAMUEL SWAN & CO.. Managers.
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nIsPATCH
PRIN I'll NG OF FL CD
Cbsnsr ef Main and Ehavteeath Strssfss AfaAMssd.
JOHN D. HAMMERsLRY 4 CO., Propristors.

This establishment (beng the most complete PYfn.
terry In the South both Typess Ornaments,
&c. and the latest aud most approved Machine
Presses) s daily turning out the finest specimens d
BOOK and JOB PRINTING, such ~
PAMPHLETS, BANK CHBCKA,
CATALOGUES, NOTES, PO6xEk6s
BILLS OFLADING, HANDBILLe, -.
~ Particular attention given % flns werk for
Bsnks Publ Offices, Insurance, Rsilread end Trair
portafion Companies, Tobacco EActors, kc.
THE DIPATCH CARD pRB0D.
This new machine for CA.ps. bn1 HaAos, emh
(irculsrp Labels &C., Il capable OF tanning Oh l00C
Impressions per hour, thereby enabling the patrons
of this establishment 70 obtain ut1 dsocsiDtton
q FFscss reduced IN proportion p ~ tscyeas y
tpsed.
oIofed Inks executedi in thehighese styh Of the 4s
~ this branch OF the business the pco1gktoes caA
snfely CHALLENGE coMPI1lffoN. -
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~ BATHS. BATHS, BArHs.-Hot,
Jold and Shower Raths can be had daily ct all
Saloon, under the American Hotel
Entrance on llth street. sassl .--ss
Single Baths Is cents. or tickets for u Ap 10
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~FRANKLIH PAPER MILL, RICH
noNp, VA-Belvidere Manufacturing Company
keep constantly oh hand all descriptions Envelope
Manila ana Wrapping PAPER, News and Book
PAPERS. Of all qualities and sizes. furnished at
abort not1ce
@.Cash paid for RAGS. -..s 1
GEO WHITFIELD, President.
G OGDEN, Supt. oc4-3m
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ENcAMPAgHr.-The Richmond Crews.
capt Elliott. are contemplating an encaptmsut %
the 18th Of June next, at Hampton, where they
ner. -
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REPORT OF THE SECRETARY OF THE TREA.
SURY

This lie lengthy dochment,a ,and contains large
yof statistical matter. Owing to the deple-
sion of the Treasury, there has been no little
speculation concerning it; and the mooted altera-
,ion OF the tariff law has excited great deal Of
interest everywhere, aud generated intense anxie>
ty in some circles. From the array of facts pre-
septed by the Secretary, it seems evident that
there has already been a sufficient revival of trade
TO insure, under the existing tariff law, au ade-
ouate rev enue in little time: but the estimate for
the ensuing year apprehends deficiency OF $1,.
ol4 $40. Deeming u loan inadyisabe the Secreia'
ry suggests that the only remedy is modification
OF the tariff, aud adds that the same pr A,iple
should apply in making these notifications tnat
would have influence in framing an original tariff
Law. 80
The Secretary estimates the whole expenditure
of tho Government for the year ending june 90,
1850 at 94T 46; Of which only So, ,2sl 3l56S
are for tile regular expenses 49 ia SO for spe-
cc appropriation, such as the collection OF reve'
nue.. mall services, armiug the militia, civilizng
the Indi,ns aud payment Of interest on the public
debt and 81 o07 2s for existing appropriations
for the present year. which will NOT be drawn
from ths Treasury until after Jane 80, lSoo.-
These estimates compare with those for the present
year as follows:
FOR oes,ao ~ ~
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E0r SrovEs. RANaHs AND FuRNAoDs.
Now In store full supply. cargo Of schr Mignio.
nette. Purchasers invited 70 examine the quail
ity Of our wares We especially recommend che
Rchms nd Portable Furnace. Bay stats Cooking
Range and Harp Cook Stove.
Repairs always on hand for ell leading articles sold
ct the Governor Street Stove Store.
u. Wanted Immediately two irst cless workmen.
oc rs GEORGE DTARRETT.
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Nos Prizes. Nos Prizes Nos. Priesz.l Nos Prize
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% DR. JoHn B. WALrHALL, (Hommo-
pathst offers his PRO sssional services 70 the cfi'
lens of Richmond anf its vicinity. Once at his rs-
sidence on Leigh str ct. two doors nom 9eh.
10 IDLY
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TT PARKR PoINDExTER,
ATTORNEY AT Law,
RIcHMoND Va,
viii practice in the city Of Richmond and In tho
counties of Chesterfield, Powhatan and Amelia.
u. OGice in Lisle's Building. corner Of Main and
18th rtreeta. % 8-lZm
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act upon the Liver, stomach and BowelA carryin
OF all bile and every foul secretion. They don
grpe are easy in their operation, and cen b take
ct any time without fear Of exposure. They remov
Colds from the system and prevent RhsuqALism.
IL you suffer with any pain, use HAKTSHORNE'
CUREALL, the great PAIN ANNIHILATOR.
SYRUP. which is the best Cough Syrup In th
world. EaE
Sold by all Druggists in Richmond. 90 ls-Sm
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~ Cigars,
IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC.
LEAF AND MANUFACTURED TOBACCO.
A large and we'll selected stock, aGs
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
JOHN BOUCHER,

between Main and Franklin sls.
B.-CIGARs made In Ahy style = order.
oc 6-dn
nr0Do1oB b. 6xn1L, DentiDt, Once
md residence No. ~. on Main. bstvesn 9th and sth
woets. Richmond W.. t nv 0-fy
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nay HoRscN's HAIR CUrrIH0, SHAVING
AND SHAMPoorNa SALOON. under the American Ho-
el-entrance on llth street sesa $50
NJ Blot Cold and Shower BATHS can BE- had as
all hours. Single Bath 26 cents. or tickets for one
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~BURNINa FLUID, BuRarH0 FLUID,
BURNING FLUID p-Always on hand and Sor sale at
JOHN w. GARLICK,
no I0-lm Market place, Franklin u.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-12-13
PARTICULAR ATTENTIONTO con
l. SUMERS OF WHITE LEAD

THAYER RICE, q CO., No. 80 India Street. Boston.
General Agents for John r. Lewis & Bros PHILADELPHIA
White Lead offer the the public and warrant tx
Of the same excellent quality that made by the old
firm Of Mordecai Lewis Co, 1.-THE style alone being
changed.) The quality Of this Lead has been too long
and avoraby known to require anything to be said
Its praise and purchasers be assured that thew
full weight of Lead in each key and do pay for tho
weight of the key charged by other Companies. For
sale at wholesale retail, by G. FOSTER Il CO., Wor-
cester, Mass, and by the trade generally d3m s2S
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-12-13

IA correspondent of Forney's Philadelphia
Press states that one Of the northern members
OF the Cabinet was defending the new dogma
of congressional Intervention for the support
of slavery in the territories, when he was
rather startledon being asked by democrat this
question "You said slavery is held in the terri
tories by the Glitter dictm Of the Supreme Court,
in defiance Of the territorial law-now, tell me
how |, as a citizen Of a free State, twhere can
vote against slavery,) can be made less oit
zen by going into territory, where according to
your new notion, dare not vote against slav-
cry, or do anything on this question but sub.
init to the right Property in slaves, as higher
than my own sovereignty ?" The Secretary
ooked rather blank at this home question, and
thought Of the good time he would have in his
own State in support Of his NV tangled doc.
trine.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-12-13
dQturrester Daily Spp.
A REQUIEM.

n 4 U U 4 n,
What can be more affecting than the following
poem, which comes from the Louisville journal? II
is beautiful and its pith will reach every read
er's heart who has mourned for the dead.
While other eyes are closed in slumbers blest.
wake and watch my buried love, by thee,
And wet with tears the place of lowly rest
Where thou art laid beside the moaning sea-
pour the priceless perfume of my heart,
An offering sweet, upon thy cherished head,
As nightly flowers, when sunshine doth depart,
An darkest hours most precious odors shed.
Sleep-sleep-sOftly sleep.
My life is dark since thou art gone TO God.
And earth all darkly doth thy relics hold,
Though yiOets sprinkle all the fragrant sod
And fair the white rose springeth from the mould.
Thou heedest not my spirits mOurnful plant,
Thou wilt awaken here, all! nevermore,
To cheer me as of old when sad and faint
saw the bright waves kiss the blooming shore.
Sleep-sleep-sottly sleep.
All! where was when fond friends laid thee down,
TO slumber deeply in thy last repose,
In all the glory Of thy fair renOwn,
The dew still fresh upon thy life's young rose?
An! where was L! perchance in some old wood
Where thou and |, through all the Summer day,
In happier hours beguiled the solitude,
Chanting in tears and smiles the poets lay.
Sleep-sleep-softly sleep.
Alas! alas! that was far away
Who shared the brightness ofthy life with thee;
Would had seen the mute, unconscious clay
Had seen thy burial by the moaning sea.
Yet was thy tender love more strong than death
My pictured face last met thy fading sight,
And MARY trembled on thy trembling breath
Ere sweety looked thine eyes Eeir last good night
Sleep-seep-softly sleep
Thou vert the star upon my desert way,
Bly hottest jewel purely shrined apart,
And ever blooming in affections ray,
Thou vert the aloe of my lonely heart.
And thus, while other eyes may slumber bless,
l wake and watch, my buried love, by thee,
And wet with tears the place of lowly rest,
Where thou art laid beside the moaning sea.
p-sleep-sOftly sleep.
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Cupartnersbip glutltes.

COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE-The
~ subscribers have this day formed coparnershlp
der the name and style OfST0WELL MAYNARD, d CO.,
and have taken the late stall occupied by Stowell 4
Brown Getty Hall Market) for the purpose of carrying
on the wholesale and and retail provision business in all
its branches and hope by strict personal attention to bus
iness to share liberal portion of the public patronage
+. r. STOWELL
j. A. MAYNARD,
r. G. WHITE.
Worcester, Oct. 81, 1858. diff o22
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-12-13

"a NOYSTERS.-JOHN w. UTLEY,
MSTWholesae and Retail Dealer in Oysters Of
SkZ the best quality, hereby announces to the
citizens of Worcester and vicinity, that he is
constantly receiving and has always hand No 10
Foster Street fresh assortment Of the best NEW HA
VEN OYSTERS, Just from their beds, which he
will dispose Of at the lowest cash price. Remember the
place NO 10 Foster Street. opposite the Boston and Wor
cester Railroad Depot. JOHN W, UTLEY.
SIS diff
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-12-13

THERE is great joy in Rome at the result Of
the English-French expedition against China.
In particular, the superiors of the missionary
institutions have frequently deliberated since,
on the ways and means to turn the opening of
the Chinese Empire to the advantage of the
Catholic Church 1t is intended to send, at
once, more than two hundred priests into the
interior provinces, and for that purpose, to call
ON all the Cathaic countries to furnish their
contingent Of missionaries.
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TERMS OF ADVERTIsIye-

EMBELLISHMENTS published, either In the nan,
WEEKLY SPY for sl0O square for three Insertions
ana ~ cents for each subsequent Insertion Ten lines or
-, constitute square Advertisements ordered
inside, in any prominent place as also toge 1,-aI,,
displayed viii be charged extra rates Contracts nv ne
year may be made on liberal terms
y All transient Advertisements must be paid in
ddrdRee Yearly or regular advertisers will he reoured
to make quarterly payments.
~ No grdfutous Adperfisemeafs No report reso-
luuos or proceedings Of any corporation society or
association and no communication designed to cali aten
o 10 any matter Of limited Individual interest can
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