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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-04-19
PATENT AGES CY

ID A r. ME- A q NCY
ron The
United States Great Britain. Franco
AMI other european countries. .
The Subscriber, A PRACTICAL MECHANIC AND
DRAFT6MAN, well acquainted with the Patent Laws has
been for some years very successful n obtaining Pa
ents. s ttsl q. 5t.
BE continues to make Models ard to prepare speca
cations Drawings and all necessary papers, and 20 pro.
Patents in the United States and European coun
tries. Foreign business conaded only TO trusy and re-
sponsibie agents. ieHfa8 aeFfafa
All business connded to me will be promptly attended
% az the t0Sest rates Usually 20 per cent lower than
the same would be done BY others in tne professon)
Being connected with the best Agents AZ Wash
lngton, and making frequent trips there, am ena.
bsd keep thoroughly posted IN al matters relating 70
Patents and new Inventions, thus aording the best fac
lies for preliminary examinations, and advising Inven.
tors in regard to securing Potent for their Inventions
Inventors will hnd II 70 their advantage to put their In
Ventons into substantial form Model as prac
tcable (his frequently secures Patent ia Of ques
ton OF priority OF invention and consult some reliable
the Patent Once as 70 securing their rights. It a
All Recommendations strictly confdential Advice 60 to
mode Of proceeding given gratis Preliminary examina
lions made, comparing Inventions with those already pa
tented, In use for the purpose involving the
principles, and advice given the probability 0.
obtaining patent, in cases saving from ny 10 one
hundred dollars to the Inventor h fa9o or
MODELS Of al Inventions that require them, made
10 order upon reasonable terms and warranted TO answer
tho acquisitions OF the Patent Once. sa isl IN I M
Deeds Of assignments recorded 1t Washington COME.
Of Drawngs specifications and other papers 10 The Pa
The Patent Laws, Reports Of Patent Gases ana ohe,
valuable works relating 70 Patents, together with com
Pee st Of al ne Patenta on record At Washington car
bsseen 1t my once, Gree u charge. -
For further Information, Inquire Of
JAMES Ct. ARNOLD. sla 90
SOLICITOR OF PATENTS.
Mereester, Mass.
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DAILY PAPER-FoUR DOLLARS year, payable al.
ways IN ADVANCE All subscriptions discontinued at
the expiration Of the term paid for.
WEEKLY PAPER.-Price two dollars year; 81 for six
MONTHS and so cents heem months II paid strctyi
dvsnce, s1,75 cts year; single copies cents each
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Cd Es n 6 o o I'D .
CHEAPER THAN EVER


We are receyiug daily fresh and oh oics floo5s t,
Boston and New York Marx cts which win leave am st
at the following rates viz: = 'N'
Two cases best Hamilton DeI.yines ls4c. I'D.
Fine quality Wool DeLaines 25s
Spring style Plaid Goods l2g, Is, 80. 10 and 500.
Mourning DeLsines I24c.
Mourning Cruveli, she 'a
Black Alpaccas from IL ia b0c n s.+
.-t 80 ~.
BLACA AM FANCY Silks
va "a d oo, S,,, L,., =, -
PisFo swiss snd nrI s ,Sn 'ss,ns1 ? ,,,
F S;ILa so eoj ,z,A, asa..I -.
ijh s;,,. pt ~, osg, ~ az o.
English CroTn silks ii 10
s''''' - w. s''N9, - Az, WH H
SHAWLS SHAWLS
ESQ Spring fhawls 81 SO.
100 spring ShAwls al u.s. ta8# 1915
100 Spring shaws So O0J
Cashmere shawls. g. 8, 10 and SI2
Stella and other Spring STYLES snsls We are eostauf
ly receiving.
upv2r-O nrrn-,-e
- ANAAN -
case Spring style, fast colored printH, 6+c. ,
merTlmack, Cocheco and Pacific Prints, 8, and loo.
hanusotne Enghsh frlnts, l24e aaa
Kara Wlpe Freneh Prints, ~ 10 20 asas canvas
DOMESTIC AND HOUSEKEEPING
q
" ~ ~ - = s0' hHes
Bales Brown Cotton, ard vide. Gao. 4
Bales Brown Cotton s-e, hne, &c.
Gases Blfschcd lotions, yard wide, e.. ara.
"A Dwight Cotton, lOc.
3 dwight Cotton, lac
az inch Pates Cotton, 1910
Al v amsuta Cotton, Best goods made, 1910
Browh =. p@ daa ZAP. Lsnle n 0oyers 3Oo
BeNched Table Covers. al linen. s71' loo ia5 ami
l50c - ~ -
Napkins and Doylies, all coets aaE .t
Crash, 8 to LOG .
Good assortment Diapers and roWelipe
fine White Brlisnts l23c.
White Quilts, lOOc.
q s md.es S Enah1 eAs'9 3ai iSoo' .4
irish Linens, uudressed 25. 40. 60 and s2!c
ystitch Shirt Fronts EXTRA Ap}sh in 1Oi ~ snd %.
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NJEW BOOKS, NEW BOOKS
S. THOMPSON 6 co.

S. YHOM PSON &c CO..
247 Main street,
Wsverly Novels, new Edition.
Marryatt's Novels new Editions.
American Merchants in Europe, Asia and Australia,
by Freeman Hunt
The Epgishman In Kanzas.
2illa. the Child Medium
Knaves and Fools w hitty.
The Border Rover, BY Emerson Bennett.
The IroIs, by Sewe.
Grace Amber Dennison.
The Norse-F Folk, Brace.
Life Of Charlotte Bronte
V'vis by Mrs. SoutbEorth.
Things not generally known.
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FANCY SILKS.
A great variety of rich Fancy Silks at bargains.

We would most respectfully invite that in want
Of any kind of Dry Goods and look at our stock In
store will always be found ell the desirable styles the
market Affords. Daily receipts from New York and Bos
ton markets. Having survived the financial crisis and
having he facilities for buying exclusively for cash. en-
a5les to sell much less those that buy on credit
We guarantee to all who favor US with their patronage
the best bargains in the city Come, them all that are in
want NJ Dry goods il you would be fairly used and re
eeive the most for your money, OF the
@ t Y aaS II o. r H,
las Main Street.
j. H. CLARKE & CO., u s
mch18 dtf nirrctlv opposite the Post Oaiee
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WORCESTER SPY.
TERMS OF PUBLICATION.

Printed and Published by JOIN MmToS EARLE, &
rssAs DEW at No 30 Main Street, Worcester Mass.
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6 NO HUMBU 81.

Grain of all kinds ground to order at short notice.
also, for sale Meal, Corn ard shorts, in lots to
suit purchasers. HOWARD HOLDEN.
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Ne ORTGAGEES' SALE OF BOOTS,
" SHOES, AND RUBBERS.- The subscribers hav-
ing into possession Of the Stock and Stand lately
owned and occupied by W. s. GOODWIN, No. 144 Main
street. and wishing to convert the goods into each and
close up the concern, have concluded to offer the entire
stock (for few days ony retail The stock embraces
every variety of LADIES' Misses Gents Boys' Youths
and Ohidrens Boots Shoes and Rubb4rs all of which is
offered at cost and much below cost cash and cash
onlys
This sale offers to the citizens of Worcester and vicin
y rare opportunity Of purchasing boots, shoes, &C..
cheap.
Having secured the services Of Mr.. John Smith, Of
the former firm Of Smith Brother, he will be happy to
meet his old friends and customers assuring them that
pains shall he spared to this sale worthy Of
their special ate ton.
n B-The lease OF the store with the good will of the
stand is offered for sale the most favorable terms
This furnishes good opportunity Tor any one to en-
gage in the business
Cor further particulars inquire o; the subscriber at the
store. JOHN T. SMITH,
dec3l dtf Foi the Hortgapees
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his and beautiful rooms whicA have been fitted up
for their better accommodation and the greater
fence Of manipulating Dentistry In all Its branches
The greatest care bestowed upon Cleaning, Filing
Regulating and Extracting Teeth, Artificial Teeth in
Serted from tooth entire set upon any Of the
approved mefhods, and warranted Anesthetic agents
administered If desired, when deemed advisable.
DR. J. prepares superior article of Tooth Powder and
Gum WASH which are for sale; also Tooth Brushes &C.
af,Q atF
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FROM AUCTION.
5000 yds. best Hamilton DeLaines, only 1870, worth
25c. These are very rare bargains.
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BOOKS, &C.
EeUNUTALITY AND pIsPA TCH

a
D. KINBALL h CO., Providence, r. l.. wholesale and
retail deaers in Books, Magazines and Papers,
mailing department connected with their packing estab
shment aud prepared TO send any book paper, or
mag azne published in this country England on
cept the ORDER post paid the lowest cost prices
Address D. KIMBALL & CO.,
noh2 DIFF II Market Square. Providence.
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The Celebrated Revolving Clothes
FFamaees.
constantly on hand and for sale as above
mcl9 DIFF IT HOTDEN
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BLACK SILKS,

BLACK SILKS.
We have this week opened rich display of those Gel.
ebrated Black Silks long sold by US warranted not to
crack change usre by wearing. We especially call
the attention Of every lady in pursuit Of tip top Blaok
Stlk that is wear first rate to examine our
assortment Prices right.
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rnsh1 CUSTOM BOOT & SHOE Es.
WWI TABLIsHMENT, No. Foster Street,
YW j. Mco0MBE returns bis sincere thanks to The
@eiiizens of Woreeater and vicinity for their very
liberal patronage, He assures the pubs hst they can
lave tne boots made at his shop in good s and Of
~ GOOD material as any other shop In Masaachusets
lie would call particular atenob the beautiful Patent
Leather Boots which be making order, got up in
style whih dees competition and OF the very best
tefial A good a. warranted In Al cases. Particular
attention given to repairing. dH app
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psA FRUIT AND ORNAMENTAL -.
efYN TREES.-The subscriber Offers a fine col ts33
slection Of standard Pear Trees, embracing --sa.
al the desirable varieties The Bartlett, seskei femAh
Beauty and some others are prtcul sr good this sea
son. Dwarf Pears Of good size and excellent Condition.
At reduced rates Also Cherry and Peach trees Grape
Vines Strawberry plants Gooseberries ouranls Co. 40
Laston Blackberry bushes for 81 per doven Reheo.
Grape vines 81 so EACH and other things ia propoF
ton In the Ornamental department are very dpe "a
glish Hawhorns, Purple Beeehes, Weeping Ash Beech,
Elm. and Lime, the new American Weeping Willows Ju,
Shrubs Creeping and Herbaneoua plants Several thou
sand Verbnas at 81 per dczsu including the best ard
Woodruff, Mrs. Hoord, Mrs. Williarns Wonderful Via
tory, Novelty 10. 40 Tomato and Cabbage Plants b.
the hundred thousand Orders resolved Isl nrre Dot
ted plants 10 be ready the flrs OF june. A 4 -
apo asiils d3taw4w D. WALDO LINCOLN
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TNo THR SPORTING COMMUNITY.
-
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O u r TT &c COB b .
34s Washington Street. Boston.
mchal d&|4w
a MEXICAN & FOREIGN PATIENTS.
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The Foundry business, recently carried by Fitch,
Earle Co., will in future be carried by the subsorib
ers under the firm Of EARLE d JONES.
O. x. EARLE,
Worcester, April 5, 1868. WILLARD JONES.
an6 stl 4 DIV
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NOTICE --Tte copartnership recently existing
IN between the subscribers under the firm Of FITCH
EARLE, CO., is this day dissolved by mutual consent
DANA II. FITCH
afI O. x. EARLE m
WILLARD JONES
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Office corner a Congress- Water ard Bath sts Bosto
GALE IN L RIDG q, MASS
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NOTICE is hereby given that the copartoership
~ heretofDTe existing under the name of H. 7. BON
NEY & CO., was dissolved by mutual consent, on the
first day Of April, 1858. Fl. T. BONNEY, z
TH0S TUCKER.
JOHN G. BALL.
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u. q. PArEnr nrr1rr. Feh. q. 1a66

UHANLES MASON, COMMISSIONER
From the Examiners of the Patent Office.
The undersigned, Principal and Assistant Examiners
in United States Patent Office have for several years
been veil acquainted with Mr.. Samuel Cooper, late a
principal examiner in this office, aud take pleasure in
stating that he gentleman Of the highest moral char
acter Of uDquestioned knowledge in The business and
practice of the office and that his scientific attachments
are such as eminenty h him for tbs business in which he
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-11-10

SMART RAT.-An ''old rat" in an apotbecary
shop. Lee Mass, has long def ID all modern inven.
lions for his capture. Tue clerk therefore. baited
him on dinners Of buttered crackers. which the
rat reished exceedingly, but when at last little
strychnine was sprinkled on one side, the knowing
vsrmint turned the cracker over aud scraped of
his meal from the other side.
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OLD JOKES yERSIFlED.

Said johnson, This galvanized goblet of lead
Shall be his who can soonest assemble
His wits and say when can a candle be said
A tombstone al all t. resemble
The ia >kson replied. with suc1essfGl enieayor,
Extending his hand for the cup,
That a eau lie resembled a tombstone whenev,r
Twas for any late husband set up.
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SUPERSTITION IN ES6LASD.-A Golfers wife re-
Gently applied TO the Sexton of Rusbon Church.
Euglaud, for small piece Of human skull, which
she wanted TO CRATE, like ginger, aud add to some
nostrum to be taken by her daugh Ter as a remedy
for ITS, to which she bad been subject.
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Richmoud Markets, Nov. p.

Muscle MES.--To those able bodied young men
Who seriously contemplate adopting prize fighting
a. profession, 1t may be we'll to state, SAYS the
Cleaveland Piaiudealer, that scientific pugiiists
usually come to a bad end. The father Of Mr.. T..
liver, who enjoyed the distinguished honor Of
participating In the 6rss ring Fight in America
died Of too much liquor the Upton sasher died OF
too much row; Beicher KAY died oftoo much knock
inthe head Wni Poole died Of too much bullet;
Psudeen died of too much knife: and Yankee Sui
Ivan died OF too much vigilance committee. So
they 90. Any number of Chickens, Pets, Slashers,
&c, have deceased 10 various violent and wretcb-
ed ways. They almost invariably come to a bad
end. aud some Of them, are pleased to sta.e
have come to ropes end. 10 fact, pugilism, pro-
fessionsI or otherwise, don't pay. The champion
may strut, and swagger, aud swear, with his shiny
black belt for awhile but fate seems TO have Or
dained that he shall die miserahy
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WRITING TELEGRaPH.-Abbe Moigns, In late
number of Cosnos, gives an account of telegraph
which transmits drawings or fac Smiles Of written
dispatches Sigoor Boneiii is the author of this
adaptation His process is TO write the dispatch,
draw the sketch TO be transmitted, on a metaliZed
or conducting paper in noa-conduc:ing ink. 1t Is
then placed on the ira lsmitting machine, and
passed by ciock.work under a number Of fine con-
Quoting wires, arranged in line like the teeth Of
q comb. These conducting wires there are 60 in
Bouelli's machDel Insulated separately in gut
tn percha cable, which is stretched between the
two places in communication. At the other end,
they are spread out in the same comb form. Tn.
der this receiving comb is passed by of sim
liar clock work, a chemically prepared paper, the
yellow color OF which is changed to green by the
action ofthe magnetic currents which pass over
the wires. When the wires at the transmitting
end are passing over the insulating ink, they of
course convey no fluid, aud make change in
the color Of the receiving paper. The message sp-
pears therefore, in yellow letters on green
ground, the letters being composed of lines, the
nearness of which depends on tbs distance between
the wires. Ten wires would be ample sufficient
&c convey photographic writing written at verba
tim speed. The conducting paper used by NJ Boz
ell has its surface covered with silver copper,
and the ink used contains oil. The receiving pa
per is dipped in an alkaline cyaDuret.
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LeUoR SELLING IN UrAH.-The whiskey market
at Salt LAKE. City. Utah, is ia hourishing condi-
ton. 1t is retailed at % cents drink, but the
price does not seem to diminish the guam tity
drank
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HAT TRADE.


KELLY 4 MASON
lO7 Main street, Richmond, Virninia.
The Fall trade is now en1ing, and we are pre-
pared for it, with astock of Hats, Caps, Eurs, Um
brellas, &c &C. OF every sly lie and grade
One of he 6rm has Just returned fronrthe North,
where for some weeks he has devoted himself assdu
Ously examining the goods Of all the most celebra
ted houses: aud m king selections and he has been
able TO purchase at such prices will warrant us
ia selling low if not lower than any other house
in this city.
With regard to our stock. it will be sufficient t.
saw that We have laid in every thing that could
End. To the manufacture of SILK Hats on our own
premises, we pay the greatest attention, and We
have made our wholesale rooms complete in every
respect I'm
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n NEW 8 TO r E-NEW ~
81 GnnnQ AXU DRIHEl IN NAA -

n NEW 8 TO r E-NEW ~xn
81 GOODS-LOW PRICES.-Sl0OO0
worth of every variety. and of all the latest
~ styles of Gents, LADIES' Misses and Chill
dren's BOOTS and SHOES. Also, great variety
of TRUNKS, BONNET BOXES, FALlCES, CAR-
PET BAGS, &c. Just received by
JOHN CLARK,
At the New Boot and Shoe Store,
No Is Main st, doors below
johnson IL Harwood's
The said Goods will be sold lower than the same
kinds of Goods in this part OF the country.
Oc 25--IHl
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A Is h Il CTlFUL LliALE ManhEi
"A FARM, CONTAINING 80 ACRES Ia MILES
BELOW RICHMOND, UN THE WILLIAM BURG
STAGE ROAD, FOR SALE am authorized TO sell
the FARM situated described alb I'VE, adjoining
the lands of Richard Mc}ruder and others; about a.
acres cleared, and is in improving condition. The
impro -ements consist of ri AIMED buildings within
short distance OF each other. One contains T. the
other rooms with kitchen, barn and all the usual
out houses, with wells Of the best water and young
apple orchard. of the most select kind The land is
we'll adapted to the raising of vegetables and So
convenient to the city, that an industrious mas may
realize handsome profit annually from a dairy and
garden If sold in any short time. the purchaser
can have the privilege OF seeding a crop OF wheat
and full possession given the lst of January All OF
the crops, stock of horses and farming implements
can be purchased with the Farm.
TERMS very liberal. and made known upon appli-
cation to RO LYME
General Land Agent and Auctioneer
Office over Bodeker's Drug store.
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PURE OHIO Ca

r ONGWOkTh'S PURE OHIO Ca
IL TAwBA BRANDY. CINCINNATI, OHIO =
This Brandy has been manufactured Tor several
years from the pure Juice OF the Catswbs Grape,
thus aording additional evidence CT the progress o.
American enterprise and industry, snd OF our soll-
by any other nation.
The OHIO CATAwBA BRANDY not only equals
but gxCELs the best imported brandies IN purify
and flavor Ii Is in fact the best Brandy known IL
Is a sovereign aud sure cure for Dyspepsia. fIstI
lency. Cramp Cholic. Languor. Low SPIRITS, ssne'
raj Debility, &C. No family should be without It,
Retail price 81 25 per bottle. ,.x
Sole sgent for Richmond aud vicinity, w PEI h'
SON successor to Alex Duyal, i5 Main street.; eoI.
forward their orders - -.
BY calling on the above agent the public can ger
IA small battle gratuitously, TO test the article
Sc tH-dacw3m
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DAY STATE RANGE.-We have made

DAY STATE RANGE.--We have made
- arrangements with the manufacturer for the
ale of this superior COOKING RA>Gs. and ipSHs
he attention Of purchasers t. the advantages WHICH
offer: .Lt
Ist The Range Is made Of the best iroa. Is sinipi
In its construction; sni conveniently arranged
81. lie can be operated with wood or coal =.
81. IL can be set up and removed ~ pleasure %
readily ~ the commCn q okinC stove. =,
sih We can furnish them to any re4uirsi slhs'
with one or two Oyena aud with four eF SIX bosies.
with or without sater fxtures-and WARRANT eAcA
one sold to give satisfaction 10 the purchaser IL,
3th Repairing pieces always On hand walea N'N
he put In when required ut = reasonable nrce. -.
6th The price OF this Range 10 mestsrsts tlet
a, teass artcle) as we can AFFORD e. sall them -
manufacturers retsil prices var
In briek--all II which have suited oar customer
-and have not cost any one OF them ahyshins s~
repairs. -.
ALSO--seyera varietie, u Low Priced kaAse''
seS GEoRae SrAaReTT
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SIR GENTLEMEN'S NEW FUR-xm
ksAA NISHING HOUSE-Opposite the Anne go
rican Hotel Richmond, Va-Just received,
the latest les of Young Mems French soft ATS.
also ents and Boys HATS and CAPS, of the latest
yles constantly on hand from the very best Anne
rican manufacturers. lily Furnishing apartment Is
also complete in every respect Particular attention
paid to ali orders left for Shiri5. Also hand,
good assortment of Trunks. Valices, Carpet Bags,
Umbrellas and Walking Canes. -
&C ll-lm SW EENE1.
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In Cincinnati u servant girl of sonambnlic hab.
itsi after lesurely promenading the roof of high
building, fell into the streets and fatally injured
herself
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VIRGINIA AND KENTUCKY RAIL-
' ROAD.-NOIfCE TO CONTRACTORS.-Sealed
proposals viii be rsc.iyed by the undersigned until
Masonrg of the first fifty miles of the above road
extending from the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad
west towards Cumberland Gap The profiles and
plans upon the above named distance can be seen at
the ofice OF the Chief Engineer, in the town OF Alb
ngdon, after the lst day of November mex twho WI
give all necessary explanations in regard thereto -
The line is divided into about one mile sections In
the above distance there will be earth to move
amounting to about 900 yards OF loose ana marc
~ock ahout 5l3 OO yards Of mortar masonry, 29t on
perches of dry drains, % GOO perches.
Those proposing fo the work are requested To
tate in their bi Is what am. ant CT stock they ere
willing 70 take in part payment for their work.
Address the undersigned, at Abingdon Va.
~ W J HAVE INS CO.
NR-The iuspe citing of he Profies and Plans OF
the Chief En- gineer has been changed from the l2th
of October to the LIST OF November, owing TO the
great amount of labor required 70 prepare them
w. J. II i Co,
soo,-6td Abingdon, Va
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A VAL TABLE TRACT OLE W00I
MIGHT SCHOOL OF THE MEoHAN-

MIGHT SCHOOL OF THE MECHAN
~ ICS' INSTITUTE.-rhe Committee have the
pleasure to inform the patrons OF the Institu that
they have engaged the valuable services OF Messrs
COSE 4 SMITH as Teachers for the present sea
eion. which viii commerce Oh MONDAY NIGHT
me iotn OF November. aud continue every other
Lhe price OF tickets for the session will be 81 80
which will enttle the holder to ali the nriyeoes 81
tne ihsutute tor one year, such attending the
Tickets may be had by applrinu tn either of ~
Committee, OF 10 Messrs. Cone 4 Smith at their
School room on FRANKLIN street, in rear Of the Me,
any day Ia the week from to O'clock in he sv
ming
The School room Of the Institute will be fitted nm
In the best style, with every convenience and com
fort The scholars will be required to furnish their
own Books and Stationery. 'A'A
w wM c %n4A.GGPPAARtILANE.( Committee
BARGAMIN, Night School
~ yl-eodtNiS ~'-