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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-09-20


~ UNITED STATES DIGEsF"-An analytical DI
GEsT of the LAWS of the UNITED STATES from the
adoption Of the O0ns alton the end Of the XXXIVh
Congr ss-l7s9 to 1857, vol imp. Svo., HAS PIP.
Price only IS
From the Hon. R. B. Tansy, Chief Justice Of the
at is work Of much value and well executed The
heads under which the different Acts Of Congress are
ged well chosen and appropriate and what is
still more important the In lex far have been alb
to examine it, is complete. The book has evidently be
prepared with much and judge ent, and will
doubt not, be very acceptable to the public"
From the Hon. James M. WaVne associate Justice
Of the Supreme Court of the United States.
81 have putposely postponed my acknowledgement to
you for Mr. Brightys Analytical Digest of the Laws Of
the United States to enable to test the fidelity of it's
execution and its usefulness Mr. Bright has succeeded
in bringing the laws Of the United States into single
volume so that we may see not only what the legislation
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Digest may either be verified dlsproved If any in
stance OF the latter be done have used the Di-
gest constantly at the term Of the Supreme Court 1t
saved me much labor and trouble. AS whole, 1t has
been well done by Mr. Brightly and deserves the spec
ia patronage Of lawyers and magistrates and OF ali per
sons engaged in public life, as well those who have
professional business, who nevertheless, under
obligations to have by them at all times the eadest
means Of learning what has the egsotion of the
Congress Of the United States sure shall always
ute MIR. Brightly's Digest officially and 10 my study.
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Orders received by
D. KIMBALL h CO.,
Publishers and Booksellers, Providence, X. l.
b9 dtf Agents for New England.
LNRINGES, BUTTONS, AND rASSELS,
~ MADE TO ORDER.
ur Any width Of Fringe, Mixed, Spaced, or plain
with plain headingalso, any size or style Of Button
Tassel Samples OF color sent by mail, stating width
and quantity, will receive prompt attention.
EMORY N. SHEPARD.
$50 Washington Street,
ie30 Boston. Mass
RHOSIEkH. GLOVES, MiTIS, AND
n n FANS, good assor tmeut, cheap At
HAkRINGToN's,
au6 du 20i Main sweet, cor Elm
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MISCELLANEOUS

6.INGER'S SEWING MACHINES FOB
= sALE-TRo Sewing Machines, one and in per
feet order adapted to work leather cloth Prices
$50 and $50. Manufacturers price Slo0 ard Sl25.
au7 DIFF A. 2. WARE & co.
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and makes a perfect cure.
ately relieves ChOiic, while
is a sure cure for Cholera
Of Ch0ie7d.
nee ded to throw out of the
icine after a long sickness.
JGuHdice, removes all
color from the skin.
time before eating, gives
makes food digest vel
cures CkrOnic Didrrhed
. SUmmer and Bowel com
first dose.
; attacks caused by Worms,
surer, safer, or speedier
never fails.
DrCpsy, by exciting the
recommending this medi
FeUer and Asue, CHI
a Bilious Type. 1t oper-
thousands are willing to
virtues.
bai7= so ,,, ,l,oe,e Ieefiyaa
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nISsOLUTION OF COPARTNER-
~ eHIP-The copartnersbip heretofore existing be-
tween the undersigned, under the firm OF BROOKS
srEARHS is this day dissolved by mutual consent.
CHARLES K. BROOKS is authorized to settle accounts
due to the consern and will paw all claims sganst the
said hrm. CHARLES Il. BROOKS,
JOHN O. STEAREs.
Worcester, Sept /, 1858. dst sl4
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DERKSHIRE LIFE INSURANCE
ID COMPANY OF PITrsFIELD. MASS.

The subscriber is Agent for the above named Company
and prepared TO applications for Insurance
any amount exceeding $4,000, any ri X. Office
265 Main street. where pamphlets and documents
tive to the principles and advantages of Life Isurance
can be obtained, ALBERT 8. CUFFIN.
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The session Of Miss BIGELow's SCHOOL 10 Brnley
Row, will commence the FIRST Monday Of September.
The school Year is foFytw weeks INSTRUCT will be
given 10 the common and higher English Branches.
TERMs OF TUITION - 50 90 Oef quarter for the
higher English Branches Latin includedj 81 90 per
quarter for the common English Branches. For pupils
under eight years age, 50 90 quarter Applications
may be made at Mn. A. BI0EL0W's, No ID PARK
street. au18 d3wr
A RARE CHANCE FOR BUSINESS.
A The stock OF Pictures, Picture Frames and Gliding
Material with lease Of Store occupied by will
be sold At bargain the subscribers wishing TO pay
particular attention to another branch Of business.
sII dH las Main street.
GYMNASIUM NOTICE. RoF A. and
~ MADAME hoLIEEAUx would respectfully inform
their inenos former patrons, and the public generally.
that new classes viii be formed fo1 Gymnasc Exercises
&c, on the list Of September next and books are now
open at their rooms In Fosters Block for signatures Of
subscribers.
New pupils who wish 70 Join the classes on the LIST Of
sptsmbeFs can receive private Instruction till that time
without extra charge.
Thankful for past patronage, they hope By close appi
cation TO merit continuance Of the same
anRlz au
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- The Bar STATE MORGAN
iES4AsS fast rottinR Stallion dark bay color, with
GA-11 hiack maoe tail and limbs, four years old, one
eighth Black paRk and segen-e lhths Morgan, will stand
stable # Highland aud North Ashland streets,
this Season. all who wish to upits great power good
dspusit o. easy and graceful action together with
hi degree Of intelligence and speed. in horse,
invited to this beautiful animal Terms moderate
add good stock warranted For further information ad
dress EATON, at No. 8 Bay State Shoe Store.
je17 diff
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novel EXPERIMENT IN SHIP BUILDING
Messrs Brown d Lowell, the well. known ship
builders In East Boston, have in course of con
struction In their yard a small steamer which
IS TO be propelled in q novel manner. She is
built as an experiment, the inventor being fur
nished with funds to construct her by some of
the leading ship builders in this city. The hull
Is hfty-two feet long, and thirteen feet wide at
the stern, and tspers gradually to the bows.
which are very sharp. She is FIVE { ,et deep'
On deck she will have q cabin nineteen feet
long. She will DO worked by an engine of
tweive-horse power to which will be attached
the prOpellers-one at the stern, three feet in
diameter, to work in the water, and one at the
stem, eight feet in diameter, to work in the air.
The air propeller is attached to q shaft which
connects with the engine and also with the wa
ter propeller at the stern. 1t is supported by
post at the stem. Both propellers will be
worked by steam. The smoke pipe will Law
horizontally on the deck. The inventor Is CON.
hdent that by this arrapgement be can easily
get 20 to 80 miles an hour speed, out of this
eraft We understand that the invention has
oeen trled on small boat in cur harbor, and
mas worked admirably. The hull is completed
ana ready Tor the machinery, which is being
msde IN hoxbary. 1t is expec ted that the YES.
sci VIII be ready to make her trial trip by the
middle OF December. The experiment viii be
watched with interest by all concerned In nav.
igstion.-Boston Journal = -
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WHEELwRIGHT, NUDGE 4 CO.,
w wHoLKsALK
AP EA e q

" wHoLKsALK
PA Z ID e A L r 9
NO. IL HdRoUer street, corner Of German,
BALTIMORE, MD.
Agents for l.. l.. Brown 4 Co.; Thomas Colt;
gle Mills comSsny E%pTs Nils; HISS Sib.Un bSksI Iio.s; .s
y Ro6blns; K: d a. n. Hubbard; Jessud 4 Latin;
ter; Phtner 4 Smith; Parsons Paper CompaSy,
MMaYrl6oro Mills; METROPOLITAN Mills; Sagamofe
Also. q full assortment of Book binders Leather.
Cloth, Glue, DO; Printing Papers, News and Book;
CooIed Papers OF all kinds; ~traw Boards; Bind
ooored; PIuter's Cards and Card Boards, In every
VARIETY; Tissue and Shoe Paper; Hardware and
full assortment Of French Folio Post, Packet
and Letter Paper, Marble Paper. Post Once and
Bank Envelope; Wrapping Papers. all kinds ;
Sheathing, Tack and Spice Papers: Printing an
Writing Ink; Alum, Bleaching Powders,
Id Paper Of every description madc 10 order,
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III The Keller rsouPs is performing at Allan
L /" ------ .' -- tta -
a0 The Le9tslature Of Florida couvenes on
the 22d inst. Vh
IL Dyspeptie says IN reply to Consolatioo ~
cannot digest shall gssr die
IL Chas. p. Pelham has purchased the &C.
ium6ia ls. C.) souther Guardian.
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CLOTHING ar REpUCED PRICES.
GENTLEMEN's GtoTHING MADE TO

IL > MAUE IlN
VI ORDER.
WALL, STEPHENS, a. co. respectfully in
vite the attention Of gentlemen to their presspt
lsTse Snd very desIable sssortnent 81 hne
CLOTHS. CASSIMERES. Velvet siIf and Sal
IN yESTlNGS, embracing all grades oolors. and
styles of fashionable materials sdspted 10 mems
wear, which they will C.ase to order in The besa
style Of vorkmans5.p snd finish, az broes muee
oheapeT than ths usual city rates.
Constantly op hand ore OF the In rxes sso~fv.s,,.
Of READY MADE CL0TRING for men -
boys to be found II this csty.
oose SO IA az. setveen sth and iotS 49,,
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LADIES' FANCY FURS.
j have now on haHd q most splendid assortment
all Of my own manufacture. comprising a much
larger assortment than can be found at any Retail
store and which will sell at remaI ksbly low prices
FOR CASH, consisting, In part, Of :
Real sable Mink NIctOrlles, Cdpes, Half Canes
and Sacks; Muffs and Cuffs TO match.
One Set OF Grebe, very rich and rare article
Royal Ermlne, Chlnohl!la, and other Sets,
FUR TRIMMINGS for Opera CIoaks, 80.
, HOLD FURS Cleaned and Repaired and all
Kinds CT raw skins dressed GRd manufactured az
fHE ONLY MANUFACTURINd Fur SroRE,
SR Pennsylvania Avenue, between 9Th and iOth SITS
90 10 coin G. LEWISSON, FurrIer
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No 50 Psss. Acssss
BoYs'AND YT29THs, RsEADY-MADE

Fbr -SehooI dAd Dress Wtay
Parents and guardians wishing 20 furnjsh fh2,,
chlldren and wards with School and CoIeee putf ts
lor the coming season, are invited to exerlne ouT
BOYS CLOTHING,
where they can ht out their childre Of ali stxss m
MADE GARMENTS Of substantlaI and durable onsiit,
at very moderate prices; s,,,. S-'
an S-d No. 81 Pa. av.. bet. 9Th and lOth sis
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A T SEVENTH STREET PRICES

h .scsf q 3 s'Efft sfL
GSttTIkkEERRy' GStIkkEERRsy III RRsSITfsssEkksEEeISS Ifssk ARTISfEsr
NOTIONS, he has ever offered In this oIt, All
fresh, prime goods bought for cash. 70 be sod AZ the
place to buy 10 at FRANCiS,s
love Odd Fellows' Hall,
pob-u on 7th streef
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1Qi ELEVENTH STREET IOI
1cf btuees Pa. areaHs aad r. sfYssf. 4S4

fSf brt1ses Pa. arssss aad 4 sfrssf. 494
NEW UPHOLSTERY
Soias, Chairs, Lounges. O.. upholstered. covered
Shades, Wildos Curtains, Drapery, &o., cut,
made, ana Put up.
Garsess new and old cut. made, and put down.
Hair and Spring NJ Mattrssses made o. remade.
Old Furniture repaired, vanished, &o
All work personally attended 70. and a. reason1his
prices. w. H. MlTCHEII
oc S-t <94 Ilth rtrs~t
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ITO SAVE TIME AND MONEY,
r. +. NJ d d o KS,
Selling at 4 cents CALICO worth e. cents,
CALICO az cents, worth cents,
BIeached all Linen EIAPER oniy oIS oents
CRASH, 6 cents, worth Q cents,
Pam and Bay yadere DEBAGES, from TO la o,s
KID GLOVES, 81 cents, worth 81 oents
And In fact every thing st the same rates
F.T. MADDOY
nor u No. $40 Seventh strest
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NJ NOTICE,
lVIRS. HELLER invites the ladies' of wsshlnx.
WINTER nONNETS, DIR ESS EAPES. a
and BLOWERS; on Msnday, Tuesday. -
and w ednesday. Nov. ., 2. and a Lsdist
please remember the plass and day q. as shs 49,
mas TIE best assortment of Bonnsts. Dress Capes
and Frsaoh Flowers and Ruches
NO. ~ LOUISIANA avenue, betVe 7th and 9Th sts
opposite Ceutre hNrket. "a " So-lus
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EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT r.H
MAA9SANY,wALNGT. ROSEWOOD AND
,3IHER FURNITURE ar PGIyA7s SALE.

OF Furniture, would respectfully
ton, and the PUBLIC. to call and " II
examine his stock for them
selves, consisting of - - Ti-..I-
Fine Mahogany. Walnut, Cherry, and other Ward
Fine Mshoaa1y, Walnut. and cherry, Jenny Llnd
inets and Whatnots, oeo
Fine Mahogany and Walnut Sofas and Chair.
FINE solid Oak Marble top and other CottaTe Cham
Der Sets. N>ee onoin-
Fine Mahogany and Walnut Dres,ius And otb.,
- Bureaus, and Sldeboards. -'N O''io
FINE Mahogany and other Chairs Of every descrip-
Flne marble top, Centre, Sofa, and other Tables,
Shina, Glass. and Crocksry Ware, Looking
Pn.pose is to sell as cheap as any other person
tn "a Wsashington and on as favorable terms and
naIeI myself that no person wishing to purchase
VIII be disappointed if they give me call.
A. GREEN,
1u t-u .a.. d, s.s No. SIS 9TH street.
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Musical Instruction.

Music ACCOMPLISHMENT. -
Prof DE cGNIEL. has few more hour 10
oeans. oa sneS " aa.,s he s devote IL Ivls Superior
anS classical orsaa Pleyss. xe
vSere ,n.sSs,e, srs a ss.tevsr viii b given
.Enkagements oan b made by oallinr Al M. ~
Mnseal Repository, corner llth street and Penn.
eNenue. ------ N II
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CALIFORNIA STEAMSHIP LINE VIA
- NICARAGUA.

~ NICARAGUA. =
American, hiantic, and Pacific Ship Canal
...... Company. Proprtetors.
y ID Els.
The splendid steamship WASHINGTON, 900
Sassa Sl hs
fOrnia trade by the Nicaragua route, vii -
lesye Pier No. 81, North River, New York, on Sat-
prday, the eth November. 81 p. m, sal ryipR pas
sengers mails ard frsisht 70 San uan do Norte to
connect at san Jusn del Sur ySh the well known
and oommodious steamship HERMANN, Captain
CsvKNpY, for San Francisco, California.
These steamships offer unsurpassed accommo-
datlops for the comfort and safety Of paksepgers
The Isthmus route Is thoroughly repaired and In
good CONDITION, and the country healthy.
For passage or freight apply only at the once of
ocT II JOHN p. vELVERTON. A,an,
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EOR RENTING DWELLINC HOUSE, No,
= SS street, on the square immediately east of
the front OF the City Hail. next door to the res
OF j. M Carlisle, (ths proprietor whom applica-
Ion may oe MADE, The house will be rented only
rent Will be 800 per annum. pay able at such periods
as may Oe afreod on. e.. Sc 2S-tf
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~ House OF Mr.. Ellet, No. 1g II street. north
side, between 18th and 18TH with stable and car
mousse Is for rent. Thisais larse cheerful and
oommodlous dwelling In perfect order and will be
tenant. mo- ~
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tfOR RENT.-Suits Of or single ROOMS, fur
u nIshed or unfurnlshed, very desraby located,
BY the month. week, or less term. Terms mode.
rte Apply at $40 Penn. avenue, nearly opposite
National Hotel.
auI7-T&stf F.HOLDEN.
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FOR SALE-The following BUILDING LOTS
VIZ: Lot No. is, on the corner of 5th st west and
N street north, in Square 5l4; Lot NO. 5, on New
Jersey avenue, between and l. streets north in
square $50 Lot No. 4, and which has been subdi-
yided into lots, the corner of node Island ave-
nue. and 10th street west. Also, = large number of
other Lots IN various parts of he city and at prices
rom cents 70 Is cents per foot. Apply to POL
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fsst Esrt5sii Of yourself 70 rs cents. warranted
bot % tsdo. 2ooo of these beautiful pictures made
sitter is perfectly satisfied. Pictures on paper for
50 cents, which can be sent By mail without extra
charge. Every variety Of oases kept on hand. Sun
light not required. X. C. W0ODLEY,
Photographer, No. Sl2 E street,
NN-Sm st.-. near Wilkrdss.
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A HOUSE FOR RENT IN THE BEST BUS
House az present occupied by DIR. X. Finley Hunt,
DENTIST Is for rent. Ii Is on the north side of Penn
avenue, between 9Th and 10th streets Tin one Of the
best business squares in Washing tOn running back
20 street, and containing III rooms besides the par
seo Ut. HUNT. se24-tf
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and packages. @-a"'' ~" O>'' 'e''
All OF the above will he sold at manufacturers
prices, and delivered free Of charge to any part Of
the District. -
The character Of Duponts Powder has been 30
well and favoTaby known for half century, that
praise. =
IL We take pleasure at all times In showing
samples and style OF packages to sportsnen and
II 0fhee Ne. IS High street. Immediately ad
joining the Canal Bridge. sestf
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For Rent and Sale.

TOR RENT.-PARLOR CHAMBERS FOR
y kENT.-LarSea and pleasant Parlors and Cham
oers, handsomely furnished, with water and gas
apparatus, WALL, STEPHENS CO.
NO Sim No. so Pa ay het Of n and 10Th see
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HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE The sub
scrIbsr offers for sale splendid Hous use and lot
on terms to suit the purchaser. The house and lot
are situated within one mics wax Of the Capitol
Eor further Information apply to J. BAUMGAR-
TEN, o. T street, between the hours Of so
O'Clock ard O'Clock D. m. no ~
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Two LET-ROOMS, Furnished with Board IN
\ private family, on l. street, No. 5l4, between
9Th and 10Th streets north, for gentleman and ladJ
or two single gentlemen. oaSS'
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EOR RENT-The FRAME HOUSE on G st,
L south, between eth and 9th stI Gets west, Usl-
andl Lot fronts 25 fest 9Th street. running back
100 feet to 20 foot alley. Terms, eco per annun
THOMPSON,S SS Pa. avenue, between eth and 10Th
-
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Ok DUPONT'S o.
W ". ALsEHRTN Y KiSS + Q GSo.nrIGwR Wv D E R n % -
years past the Sole Agent in the District Of Coum
6la for hiessrs. Dupont Co., of Wilmington, Del
the different grades of POWDER manufactured
BY them, embracing, in part
Blasting and Mining Powder, in q and 50 III ker.
Cannon and Musket do, 10. s. Govern
ment groofl ln25and 5olb. kegs
Sporting F, FF, & FFF. ir 81. l21I and Is b keys
Ducking Powder, in az I2I and IS 10 Kegs
DO. do mi and Z Yh "a n;sts1s
Diamond Grain do IN in ceriste,s
Eagle Rifle do. in Sk and l2t H. te9s
Do. do. in and 4 10. os nisters
F,FF, FPP, do. iu5 and u 10. can, steIs
=, Do. do. In II ID. TASKS and oan:sters
Virginia Eite do, IN lb. canisters
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HANDSOMELY FURNISHED HOUSE west
H end OF the city. within few doors Of the SEQ
and shower baths and Is rooms For further mar
tlculars insClre ut this office. oc l5Itf
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FOX SALE-On reasonable terms, q desirable
4 FRAME DWELLING HOUSE, with brick
bodybuilding attached-No 46s--oontainIng, In ali.
10 rooms, situated on tie west side of l4th street
vest between Pa avenue q d f. street, near Will
ards Hotel, suitable for boarding house or for
person who would Ike to rent out rooms. There is
No. $50 Tth street. no &
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DRoPOSA LIS FOR LITHOG RAPHIC
PRINTING.
OFFICE SUPERINTENDENT puBrIc pprxrfN.

W ashIngton, March Il, las
Sealed proposals will be received at this odbca
until Tuesday, the 9th DAY of tprl IG5R for exreu
ting, IN the best manner the followil work for inc
senate and House of Representatives. of the Cnt,
States, VIZ: ~ N
lst: For transferring from copper TO stone and
pruning Ten Thousand copies (more or lessl of escb
ot hit' charts, 10 accompany the anpua, tenort III
me superintendent ofthe Coast Survey
"a For engraving stone and printing ten tbou-
sahu copies more ar leas Of twenty two charts 10
accompany the same report ~
the hrst class the proposals must state the pYce
Pc. hundred copies for ana printing each
In the second class the proposals must state the
pIce Ior engraving each char and for printing zach
pei one hundred copies, separately.
ne charts Will lie open at tins ufice, for the In-
epecioh OF those persons DESTROYS Of bidding for the
same entll the clos ne of The bIds where blink
io,ns Tor Proposals may be procured.
ne pa required for printing will be furnished
Contracts will be entered Irto with, and bonds
VIII secu lty will be required FROM the oil
.nn. rs, Tor the faithful execution of their con-
Ii Is 10 b. distinctly understood that mo- his viii
De entertained from any parties directly engaged
~ NO 7actlcaily acquainted with the sty e ofsork
rhe proposals must state the time REQUIRED for
the execution Of the work. port oBs of the kAa g.
and Will be addressed TO the undersigned end, rsed
on the envelope Proposals for Lithngr- phlns"
GEO. w. r. WMAN,
III Ia eoto Superintendent
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III Gov. Wise's reassembly Of the Virginia
legislature in special session seems thus far to
have proved entirely successful, and to have given
eftctual support to the Internal Improvement
policy Of which the Governor is so jealous ad-
vocate. Six bills giving aid to as many coInPa-
nies-accordng to the Virginia fashion Of making
the State partner in all railroad enterprises to
which individuals subscribe certain amount
have already passed the Legislature, not by any
og-rolling process, but each upon its own meri
These roads are not new enterprises but unfn-
ished works, which the present State aid will
carry far toward completion. The spirit and Ell
terPrise of Virginia in this matter is highly com.
mendabls.
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LATEST FROM AFRIcA.-The Colonization ship
Mary Caroline Stevens, Capt. Heaps, arrived at
Baltimore on Monday, having sailed from Lille
ria on the Sd February
Everything was quiet on the coast. business
was extremely dull The monetary panic through
which America and Europe have both been bat
thing for months, had at length reached even the
coast Of Africa, causing almost perfect stagna
tion in business
The emigrants that went out in the NJ. c. s.
were landed in safety, and many expressed them
selves as highly pleased with their new homes.
There had been no recent capture Of slaves on
the coast
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I ID. LAkENAN
MEECHdNT TAILOR,
No. 23l Pennsyvan'a avenue, south side. Letwe n
10Th and llth streets. bess lesve t. inform n.
ms friends and the public generally that ne
has lust received his SPRING STOCK OF M
GOODS, consisting Of ngish ana French M
Cloths. CassInters and NestRgs Also. hne -AA-
assortment of6ENTS' FURNISHING GOODS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-03-27

III A most enthusiastic Lecompton meeting
was held at St Louis, Mo, on Monday, the 2ad
instant
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IL The United States Revenue steam cutter
Harriet Lane has been accepted by the Govern
ment, and went in commission Thund,y