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Ggasarante Companies.
OFFICE OF THE
SUN MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY,
INSURANCE BUILDINGS,
4 g w A l. I. " II z: z ~,

,.r,,- ,.<,,,, ,
Ky TUE rorrovr,-,, ~, 1,I,, H VIC ionL" 20 I0'Y.
F1TRS NJ tbis fo,,~at ~ ~ VI ne Ar
,n.i III 'o''1'ny WIN 'i'H
ton: ''''' '''
fremlums on uneXpired risks on the 4th Oct,
s2592Sn2O
frehiums received during the year to 4th Oct,
1889:
On Marine Risks. 9oilS
On Inland do. ...................... 4oS9s.s4
Total amount of Premiums. ........sI 2sl44729
Amount OF Earned Premiums during the year.. s92 LII
Do. Return Premiums .................... 65,75069
Net Earned Premiums ............. s9GG5i34 ~
Losses during the same period:
On Marine Risks (less SAYINGS &c y s.7s 9e2 :.
On Inland do .,.. i9-5soo
On Fire do TaI,o-
~ ''''''''''''''''' i'zti'z'
Fx,o,,ss and Pc r,.r-,- si sSS6iG .,,o
No. Prof, 1900 .,--
The A SETS Of the Comnorv IN fine .tb q, oc,o.
her, $50 yrere az fl'n,rs W .' 4'' u o''O
rso, tst,. 100 " ere a. 'oiio|s' VIZ
neal Estate ana Bonds and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 5S35000D
Stocks, Loans on Stocks, Accrued Interest on
bohdS and Mortgages, and Loans, Rents of
Real Estate Salvages. 6i217s99
15G7I5.77
Bills Receivable. 576S54I7
Premium accounts not yet Collected. lOl9l29
Scrip a1 Of sundry Mutual Insurance Companies,
SS s.GIuGlng sl''''f OF the Compauys own Scrip
" Sc s.-.1se
Tho p.ou, - r-......-,
I9e board of Trustees have this day directed that Div
PER CENT on the r5n be Of SN
able on and after that day.
to 4 se 5 that Dividend 9rrnnTy PER CENT IN SCRIP
i | VI me company on their Terminated Pre-
%s OF the past year, be issued after the LIST January
Its further ordered that the whole remaining Scrip of the
year 49, and that of the year ls53 be redeemed IN CASH
@ ay and I1ha sasSy nS@ the interest thereon to on
profits o s,3y ONE M MI OF PoLLARs
ISSUE 81 gF 6Pdt2 to t 59f f6 yea Ro s55
WILLIAM H. MENUS, Secretary.
c. OLIVER o'D0NNEII,
n1oau+,rs, agent IN Baltimore, -
COLTM MARINE sI IYSTTR sS N7R
y '1' '''>'" wa ''<'-
COSPsNv
n " r o r
1 lssFT $A E6TEN fA!R WP - q, o.
.T; C NORRIS GRB President,
SAMUEL H. MOORE Secretary ,-o'''' ''Sf 'sS''s"'
The undersigned respectfully socits application for nsu
SOL. B. DAVIES, Agent
pAN iHS q " ARrIElD,
d3nr 10 S,aar,s ,ybor+
TIDVT 17T, MN n I,-s; - - -
nE y fS1 LAND FIRE 1NSU RANCE COMPANY
I'VE OF BALTIMORE
OFFICE:
". CORNER BALTIMORE AND NORTH SITS
This STRONGLY ORGANIZED COMPANY insures AGAINST
or ont a. r City ~ c1r - oi az Eits % L@pcrty IN
apply by letter ~ at the Office " ' ''' 'i"'''h
THoS E. HAMBLET0N, PRESIDENT.
DIRECTORS:
ENOCH PRATT JAMES HOOPER In
JOHN !. ABRAHAMS John 4 uANRiET0V
ROSS CAMPBELL. Holm STFfTWINN'
FRE f!KN Ff R3Ih5N n ER q r. yFlAHER
GEORGE +. SLOAN r W RnRiNS0N
d2l-tf OTIS SPF Ar SGcratarv
"TUTTIIT D0CC7c7 20 ------2-
w - " 80
C6INECTICTT NTTir IL TE,E THE
~ $500 AND CHARTER OAK LIFE
INSURANCE COMPANIES OF HARTFORD, CONN,
HAVE REMQgEn THEIR OFFICE TO
Tho C,;;>->ll :IrrISS12TS - g = x r TT ,
CnWp V laS =, a. Llff MOI IA ~
a in, a h aG perpetual charter and present Capital
svsten, h., yb;cS ~, o . Ii uIui feY mutual
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Terms prescribed by decree-Lash the day OF sale
WM RADAIR. Trustee,
80. LENNON & BRUGnFN,
a. SALE OF MORTGAGED PROPERTY

ffF.Aef SALE OF MORTGAGED PROPERTY
ERii IN BALTIMORE COUNTY-By virtue Of a power
10y Of attorney from Jacob Elinger me, and in pursu
of the provisions of the Act of Assembly
Mary land passed at December session, chapter l92
TITLED an Act relating to Mortgages in the City County
OF Baltimore the undersigned viii offer sale by public
auction at the Court House door in Towson0wn on MON
ia I, the 9th day of February next o'clock, p NJ:
ALL THAT PART OF A TRACT OF LAND called
cay Enlargement, in Baltimore county designated As
lot No. on plat annexed deed from Nsbury Hammers
~, recorded in liber A. W B.. No. 4G folio JOS, &c con
tanning 3l acres, here bout, with the improvements
ana appurtenances Said lot No lies the south side
the Philadelphia turnpike road, OF MoGrr Run and
about miles from the city of Baltimore 1t south
warGly to Back River.
Terms of saeOne.hr cash; balance in two equal annual
aymen with nterestcredit portions be by ap
proved Endorsed notes.
Gro y C'TN-N NTpN-D
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4fFFS BOSTON STEAMSHIPS.
ss1AAsSs@S. WHARF FOOT rF LONG DOCK
The well known steamships WILLIAM JENKINS. Vim
4. iallett commander, and JOSEPH WHITNEY, Solomon
howcs commander with fine RECOMMENDATIONS for rassen
gers, viii sail for Boston EV cry SATURDAY o'clock
n, alternately. Fare 42, including Meals ard Stairrnom
FREIGHT taken at lowest
sf-tf 4 /, HIGGINS AGENT
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ROBBINS & co,
Projectors of BALTIMORE STOVE WORKS,
~ and IS Light street,
- Baltimore, Nj
SHAW, FRICK & CO.,

SHAW, FRICK & CO.,
~ No. Souri, CHARLES STREET
Agents for the gale ~
PoNTESAG WOODEN MANUFACTURING CGMPANY7S
BARKER'S BLACK AND BROWN sATINETS AND
CASSIMERES.
REYNOLDS BLUE SATINETS.
PACIFIC, PLAlNVILLE AND BRISTOL. CGNpSNy'S
SHIRTS AND DRAW Frs 90 -
TOHN NJ. STEWART,
~ ARCHITECT AND
0FFGcE-No 10. Third Story ~ -
$ E. Corner of South and Second streets
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Gaans.
N0Uafrg.
MANUFACTURED TOBACCO.

MANUFACTURED TOBACCO.
= Is, SIZES, AND TENS.
H. j. Smith, NJ j. Nenable, Atwood Saunders Young &
Burwel Red Rover, Young Il Wimbish, Mount Vernon,
Oregon, Clay.
HALF POUNDS.
Red Rover Chickahominy. W. Lyon, Horseshoe
TWISTS.
Geo. Cooper Co., Abner McCabe, John Linton, Union,
LlndSey G. Dongan, John Keen, Jr, Joe Bell, K H.
gall, T. i. Keen
POUNDS
Eureka,lght pressed, John Winston, do. do James T.
butler DO do e BraTo do do SGearce Noel NJ Lang
C. Iyey H Steagall, Henry Fugge, Gustavus Jones,
ae aller Fillmore, w H. Bur tom St Charles, Star
rranklin VIM A. Norman, c. Napier Washington John
I. Keen, Joe Bell.
=, For saleby JOHN p. PEASANTS 4 SONS,
d2iti 81 South street
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MANUFACTURED TOBACCO.

CONSIDER of Man, SIS Ell Natural, light pressed lbs
Washington, MAY Queen,
Mchells Choice, &c a. Thoms & Sons
Do do los Celebrated " &c
J. H. Leafs, Flake "S,"
Washington, Il lbs Queen Of the South, " g
ConsOer of Man. FL Dorado, g Z"
A. Thomas 4 Sons Grape,' Harr s. Louisa Bell
z; G. Fig Tobacco, Moriantlue, lbs
III Hader Twist, in foil, Wide Wide World,
Jas Thomas, Jrs Citron Fig T. H. Nance. Gold Leaf
A. B. Cad ell twist, Planet of the South,
Mai. !. Harris, X. r. twist. Richd. Harvey, g."
Saml Ward, lbs Creighton Thee Bellies,
&. * q; Morgan, CO. Dark Sweet, g
Va Tobacco Stems in hhds. A. Spotswood,
Smoking Tobacco in bbls. Simpson & Black,
Hyena Club Smoking Tobacco in bales
For sale by VIM. BAYNE,
dl3tf No EXCHANGE
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TRUSTEES SALE.
TPUSTEE,C CALM

ks By virtue of decree the Cir ut Court for Ba
-more city, the undersigned Trustee, viii SELL at pub
lie auction, at the Exchange sal Second street
on HuRSDAY, the 9th day of January 1869, o'clock
p NJ
ALL THAT OF OF GROUND in the city Of Baltimore
beginning for the the line of the northeast side Of
Richmond street, the distance Of thirty feet sOutheastery
from thecorner of Richmond and Tysonstreets running
thence southeastery bounding the northeast side Of
Richmond street thirteen feet inches thence northeast
ery parallel with Tyson street ninety feet thence north
westerly parallel with Richmond thirteen
inches; thence southweserly parallel with Tyson street
ninety feet to Richmond street the place begnnngbe
ing the same which, by ndenture Of 2lt November 1851
intended to be recorded among the land records Baltimore
city, sub-leased by VIM Scott to John Stansbprv Sub
Ject to an annual ground rent of S55
The improve consist small tlrec-story BRICK
HOUSE, known as No. &c Richmond sire t.
Terms prescrihed hY decren-Eash ON he If
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fur tkt 9uliaags,
FOR CHRISTMAS

- FOR CHRISTMAS
HSSHH NEW FRUITS, CHOICE LIQUORS, Sc, &c
TIM - Layer and Bunch Raisins in whole, half quar-
ter boxes Sutana Seedess Sun and Ooking Raisin new
Currant Cron Prunes by the pound and aucy boxes.
Fresh Figs CranbeTres, APples Peaches, Tomatoes and
Lobster in Jelles, Pickles, Worcestershire Sauce Soft
and Paper shell Al%3nd? Engsh Wslnuss Pecsps FIJI
Rye Scotch and Bourbon Whiskeys Lavender Blackberry
Ginger and Cherry BrandeS; Champagnes Malt Liquors.
Spirits Holland Gin Cooking Brandies and Wines: supe-
ror Mnce Meat manufactured for family sales Pure
Crude and ground Spices together with e neral assert
ment of prime fresh GROCERIES, which sell cheap for
cash. or to prompt paying customers short time All
goods warranted as represented and delivered free
part Of the city. L. A. WAKEFIELD,
dl9-u 25t W. Fayette street, corner Pine
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AGritmltnraL.

FHNHE AGREEMENT HERETOFORE EXIST
Il ING BETWEEN THE UNDERSIGNED am CAPTAIN
EDN AID X COOPER, in iegard to the expectation and
sale UANO from the Island of Navassa, has becn ChN
CELLED by mutual consent, and the interest Of The under
signed has been transferred said Cooper has
the debts and liabilities and become entitled an
EN. +. MURDOCH
Baltimore, December goth, 1850
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-7-7a---=---------
. 2nhIff AaIes.
BY LENNON & BROGDEs

By LENNON & BROGDEE
BUCHANAN'S WHARF
~ TUESDAY, 10th JANUARY, at II
~ oc.ockI at Auction Warehouse, buchanan wharf
C1(l HHDS. N o. SUGAR.
=. or r., -r,,, - IWiil be added
9 Or. CASKS C0GNAC BRANDY-ssJ Riza,u brand
~ vintage 1870, extra high proof in bond
% oCTAFES SHERRY WINE-''Rubfc"
Z OR. CASKS DO. DO 10
TX HALF CHESTS POWCHONG TEA
- LENNON Il BROGDEN.
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eaIsmTallck lurlInanIss.

HOWARD FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
- OF BALTIMORE
ms successful Company insures the favorable
terms within the city limits Buildings Merchandise gene
faiiy Personal Property, and Ships and heir Cargoes
against Loss or Damage by Fire
PAID. - - ~ -'i
The Directors meet daily.
j. e. corner Of SOUTH AND SECOND STREETS
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A A MEXICAN GUANO, DROWN. Very
Archin Phosphate of Lime, containing per more
than the standard Of fine texture and free every mPury
For sale in bulk or bbl5. by j. J. i +. TURNER,
iel9-u q Pratt street. Bait
A A MEXICAN GUANO, (WHITE AND
fABRQWN lin bulk or bills, containing from 60 to G5 per
cent of Bone Phosphate Of Lime For sale by cargo or less
quantities by JJ& TURNER
tel9u AZ Pratt street
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~ NAVASSA GTANO
Having resumed the management and ahov.
GUANO am prepared to furnish the adc IN lots
to suit on the most accommodating terms
This GuanO having become So wc and favorahy known
to the trade and farming ntcc durny the last four year
for its richness in PhOsphatr wonderful results and sumo
rOrlty all other Phosphate tsauOs
superseded their use hy the manipulation and farmer
delft No - Ifyct,anra Piaca
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EVXCELSIOR,"
81 No.lPERUVIAN GUANO,
SOLUBLE PHOSPHATE,

Containing s Ammonia, per
yr.., -, Phosphate Of Lime, 81 per cont.
Warranted the most concentrated,
fertilizer offered for sale containing all the stimulating
properties of Peruvian Guano and the durable fertizng
effects of Ground Bones; adapted ali soils and Cs9ps In
dry powder for sowing or drilling in with the Grain
Every package bears the inspection mark, and in
red letters None other genuine.
Price $40 per 1900 lbs. J. J. & T. TURNER,
mhIb-tf y Pratt street, RnltinnIt
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A SSIGNEE'S NOTiCE.-WoRCEsrEI

N ss-Thc third meeting Of the creditors Of MicHAEI
CARNEY, of Worcester, in said County, an insolvent
debtor will be held Il, the Court OF insolvency at Worces
ter, in said County, the ninth day Of May next at
nine o'clock in the forenoon at which meeting creditors
may be present and prove theirclams; and the Assgnecs
hereby give notice that their of receipts paw
mcnts and services lin deta in said case is file
in the Registry OF insolvency at Worcester. i'll said
county. NJ. j. MCCAFFERTY,l ,i,,oas
GEORGE +. VERY -N''i7"'
Worcester April "a 1860 DIT ana
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Carolina Z, South Carolina 8, Georgia 10, Flor
lla 3, Alabama 9, Louisiana 6, Mississippi 7,
Texas 4, Arkansas J, Missouri , California .,
Oregon 3-total ayes l0l nays, all the bal
ancc of the states 1873 The motion to strike
out the rule was then adopted by reclamation.
After the committee on the platform was
announced, the motion was renewed on the
proposition that no balloting shall take place
until the report Of the committee ON platforms
be adopted. A motion to lay this resolution
on the table was rejected by yeas 323, nays
27Ok.
The vote was then taken on the resolution,
and it was adopted by acclamatiOn. y long
debate then ensued on a proposition 10 limit
members from speaking more than once on the
same subject, and it was finally laid over TILL
tomorrow.
The president was directed to invite minis
tiers OF the gospel to open the convention with
prayer.
Judge Meek presented the Alabama plat
form, and it was referred to the committee on
platiirms.
The committee on credentials ANNOUNCED
that they would not be able TO report before
to morrow morning. The convention adj
journcd till ten oclJ EEK tomorrow morning.
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ru1KrY.sIxTM CONGRESS.
TUESDAY, April "A.
HOUSE.

The Speaker laid before the House the mes
sage of the president in reply TO a resolution,
in which he says since the admission Of Min
nesota into the Union no act has been per
formed by him recognizing the existence of
an organized government in the remaining Or
outside territory of Minnesota.
The House went into committee of the
whole on the state Of the Union. Several po-
litical speeches were made. Adjourned.
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Pugilism at New York.

New York, April 24.-The prize fight be-
tween Harry Gribben and Ed Wilson, took
place this morning, on Rker's Island in the
East river. Sxty.one rounds, which lasted
over an hour and resulted in drawn battle,
neither being able to proceed. After the con-
test a number of fights occurred among the
friends of the respective parties.
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New ORLEANS, April 24.-The steamer
Arizona brings Brownsville (TeXas) advices of
the 18th inst 1t was rumored there that Cor
tiuas was recognizing his force, and had
crossed the river. a severe drought prevailed
i'll Northern Mexico, causing much suffering
among the cattle on the plantations
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Sam Houston Nominated IN Texas.

New ORLEANS, April 24.-Advices from
Texas to the 18th inst. state that the demo-
cratic state convention nominated Gen. Sam
Houston for the presidency.
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NJ LSSENGER'S NOTICE.-CoMMoN-

~ WEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS. ~ Worcester, Ss
AVril q, lS6O.-Hon. HENRY CIArIN. Judge Of Pro-
bate and Insolvency in and for the County of Worcester
has this day issued warrant against the estate Of
WILLIAM c. CHASE and SARAH SHELLEY, both of
sutton in said County cOparners, under the and
style Of w. c. CHASE CO., lnsolVent Debtors; and
the payments of debts and the delivery of prop
erty belonging said mSovent debtors, to llcm
their use and the transfer of any property by them
forbidden by law.
The first meeting of the creditors of said insoivent
debtors will be held at Court OF insolvency. at WorccS-
ter, on the ninth day Of MAY next at ten o'clock in
the forenoon for the proof of debts and the choice of
an assignee aSsignees.
u a..
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ylcm Embellishments.
BY L. Is. LAMSON
LARGE LOT OLE ERLLIT AND

By +. b. LAMSON.
A LARGE LOT OF FRUIT AND
~ OltNAMENTAL TREES AT AUCTION.-I shall
sell at uhlic Auction in 'front.' of SaleroOnS, Nos.
Co. IS and 10 Main street Worcester FRIDAY April
II at at 10 clock m. lot of Fruit and Ornamental
Tree 5, con- listing Of the following. viz
500 Apple Trees, in varieties.
800 ) andard Pear Trees, 2d0 lwalt do.
quo Cherry, 80 Plum, 20 Peach and 80 Ounce Trees.
100 Hartford Prolific Grape Vines. 50 Concord Grape
Vines, 50 Isabella Grape Vines.
30 Red and White Dutch CurrautS.
100 awtOn Blackberry. and large variety of 0rna-
mental Trees, shrubs Running Roses. Vines, Dwarf Boa
Alsn, II Large lot of Bedding out Plants, &c, &c.
he above will he rare chance for any get Just
the ric!e they want as they will be warranted true
the name. i. T. LAMSON, AuctiOneor.
Orders will also be taken at +. II. LAMsoN & Co.'S
for Trees Of all kinds, delivered Worcester free Of
pensc, and warranted rue to their labelled names.
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TFVHE BEST PREPARATION IN USE
HILLS MINT SPECIFIC,

For Badness AND FALLING OFF OF THE HAIR.
The great inquiry that has long and constantly
madeor preparation to restore the airn Badness and
to arrest its falling off, has led the Inventor originate
the MINT SPECIFIC for this particular purpose; and in
doing 50 he earnestly hopes that discriminating public
Will make distinction between this special preparation
and the great variety ofcompounds abundant through
out the world. it entirely distinct from them in CHAR
cter, appearance and effect.
The following bona fde letters from reliable persons,
here submitted being worthy testimonials for
WORCESTER March 49, 1889
my testimony the value of your Mint Specific in
of badness and falling of of the hair A few weeks
my wife whose hair had been falling off quito rapidly for
some time past and apparently was causing premature
badness unless some remedy speedily applied. 1t is
with much satisfaction that enabled to certify. that
before using the first bottle the falling off of her har
entirely arrested and all apprehension of badness
entirely removed. wishing you the most complete sue
in the sale of your valuable mint Specific" re-
main, Truly yours, GEORGE SESSIONS.
NASHUA n. H.. MAY q 1859
Mr.. ]. @. HILL-Dear Sir: consider it justly due to
you that should publicly express my opinion with re-
gard to the unequacd preparation YOU have so recently
which based upon What have seen It do An ac
quaintance mine who had lost her hair and for months
quite bald by representation induced try
your remed' and without exaggerating say that
The r$ bottle has produced for her complete head Of
the renewal of the hair and no ones expectations, how
shall take much pleasure in recommending the Mint
Specific to those who have lost or are loosng their hair
Conductor Worcester and Nashua i. II
WORCESTER. April 25 1859.
Mr. nGLL--lour Mint Speclnc, which has so recently
come before the public consider the most valuable prep
araton for the purpose for which it is intended here
send you my experience and at liberty to use
this in any way you wish For year my wifo's hair
had been falling off, and she troubled with dry scaly
eruption on her head that she quite bald Last
month she commenced using your Mint Specific and by
the of bottle her head is covered with hair and
II is soft glossy and natural The eruption has entirely
disappeared and she has promise of fine growth of
healthy hair. Nv entire confidence In your Mint Specf
c enables me to recommend il to all who need any prep
aratun strengthen the hair, and to prevent badness
as well those who have already lost their hair In
either case IL is Invaluable.
Respectfully yours, ISAAC CUSHING.
Prepared only 6yJoHN 9. HILL Apotheeary Worces
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Clothes.
an MASSACHIT-

" SFTTS-Worcester, ss.-Court OF Hs0lvency.-in
the case of THOMAS GATES, OF Worcester IN said
County. an Insolvent Debtor
10 tho Honorable the Judge of Probate and Insolvency
in and for said County of Worcester.
The subscriber respectfully represents that he is cred
itor Of said insoven debtor and that he has proved his
claim in said against the estate OF said debtor and
that he believes it will be for the benefit OF all concerned
that the proceedings in the Of said debtor be sayed
wherefore he prays that order may be passed yacang
all the proceedings in said
Dated this twentythird day Of April in the year egh
teen hundred and sixty. HARRISON Bliss.
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Ores.
WOOD NURSERIES,

- The subscriber Is now prepared Il, f,-,,,. H.,
customers with FRUIT AND ORNAMENTAL TRFFs
Of all kinds of the usual and size STANDARD and
Dwarf Pears; Cherry, Peach, and Apple Trees of hesr
ing size Grapes Cuants Gooseberries, Strawberries
sp0errles and Blaekberres, comprising the new and
best kinds; Hardy FlOwerng and Ornamental Shruhs
and Plants Scions. &c. Trees and Plants sold at hi
Nurserv. are warranted represented Prices
All orders thankfully received and promptly attended to-
o. B. HADWEN,
Nursery on Lowell street, Worcester, Mass,
ap23 dennI1 1r'oi'i d" h"eNtiT I Duatu!.ng, .
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A SSIGNEE'S SALE OF $4,000

A SSI1NEE'S SALE OF $4,000
"A WORTH OF DIAMONDS. GOLD AND SILVER
WATCHES. GOLD CHAINS. PLATED WARE, AND
FINE IEWELRY, AT AUCTION, by L. w. VAIL,
at No. lincoln House Block. Main street Worcester,
commencing on WEDNESDAY Evening, April Is. at
ocluck. and continue tirUu the week. This stock
consists in part follows: Diamond rims and Rings of
the first WATER Gold Hunting Eu2lIsh, American, Swiss
Diamond Set Enamel"d JHrgcseeu and Matile CrOnome
Watches Silver Watches Of every descriptions Gold
Nrst Guard, Chatham and Neck Chains Gold Chain
Bracelets and Bands of all patens-C Coral, Cameo, Mo-
safe Lava, Enameed and Jet Sets to match; Lockets,
Cold Pens Pencils, sleeve Buttons, Studs variety Of
patterns; Silver Plated Tea Sets Table and Wine Cast
orS, and in fact every thing kept in first class Jewclry
The above stock bought expressly for the
tail trade but must be sold immediately to the highest
bidder, without any serve, to close the concern.
Per order of j. f.. CO&ANT, Agent ior
G. c. BACKUS, Assignee.
E. w. VAIL, AuctOneer.
p. Shades, Merchants and Dealers are invited to
call and examine the stock during the day. goods will
be sold less than Manufacturers cost at private sale
{
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-07-11

A RUSSIAN PRINCESS BECOMES SISTER OF
CHARITY.-The retreat from the circles of
society where she was so admirably fitted by
person, graces, intellect, and position to take
the leading part, says Paris letter, shocked
all reasonable people when it became matter
of public knowledge that the Princess de Ma
riskin was on the eve of becoming nun Her
name tells you she was Russian Princess.
Her family was most bitterly opposed to her
taking the vail The only concession they
could obtain from her was her consent to their
plan that she should spend two years in society
in Paris. She allowed them to dress her in
the most elegant attire; she went wherever
they desired her to go; she saw life in its most
brilliant cOlOrs, and when the two years had
expired, she reminded her parents of the do
cility with which she had obeyed them, and
asked them to fulfill their promises to her
She became, and is now, Sister of Charity
Such are the inexplicable mysteries of human
nature. Give one rank, birth, fortune, all the
gifts this world can give-straight, he aspires
to a life Of austerity, no velvet has charms at
all comparable to the coarse, wooen garb of
the religious order Place another without
rank, or birth, or fortune-he will swindle, he
will sully his name, he will crimson his hand
in his brothers blood, he will affront all the
terrors of remorse to procure fortune alone.
So we are made Possession destroys the
value of every thing, even of beauty, even OF
gold, even of fame. what shadows we are
what shadows we pursue