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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-31

BELL AND EVERETT CLUB The meeting of
this association last evening was one of the most
spirited and interesting Of the season Joseph II
Bradley. Esq had been announced to speak but
Ss be had also an engagement with the George
town Club he was happy to substitute his friend
the Bon. J Morrison Harris, of Maryland He
then retired, after few humorous remarks. and
MIR. Harris entertained the Club for half an hour
in one Of his impromptu efforts, Astounding in
pthy and graphic descriptions OF tie present con-
dtion OF the country and parties and in saIies of
wit which ELECTED great appE uP. He tn IN gave
way to Col. Uriel Wright, Of Missouri who en-
teTtained the attention of his hearers an honr
speech of great brilllancy aud power He began
by an assurance that the State of Missouri from
which he came, would be found on the side of
the MON, the Constitution, and the Laws and
would give handsome majority for Bell and
Everett. Mr. Wright's delineation OF the char
acter and views Of Henry Clay, whom all men
now honor, and his portrature of the Union
nominees, were not only classically chaste, bnt
full Of genuine and thrilling eloquence The
Club gave Col Wright and NJ issourf three hearty
cheers He addresses the people Of Alexandria
tonight.
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MoosLIGHT PARADE-The National Rifles
Capt Schatte paraded last night In fun uni form
for the purpose Of receiving the handsome Ho-
witzer assigned them by the War Department for
their use In artillery practice They made a very
hlndsome appearance; and the night being cloud
less, with bright full moon, their movements
were as perceptib Die to the large crowd that fol-
lowed them on their march as IL 1t had been day
liob
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CKsrRE MkRKET NUIsAScRs The law Of the
those in Centre-msrket place; they are not within
IS feet Of sny inhabited dwelling; then, again,
they were not constructed for use as styes; they
at large there. The dealers In the market how.
ever, complain Of these styes, and Of the swine
also, The swine are fattened In the market place
by the refuse thrown there; and, say some Of the
owners OF the animals, in this way are service
able. But the dealers say they destroy not only
the refuse OF the market, but also considerable
amount Of silsable provisions Before any steps
we taken for the removal OF all the refuse of the
market 10 nigh have been argued with propriety
that the swine Were seryiceable; but now, when
men are paid 10 do this work, these 10 no neces-
sity for the maintenance Of a drove Of swine In
the market place to the annoyance Of dealers, and
and at cost to the Cooperation for repair of the
area turned Into wzilowing pools by them. They
are nov aslow We ~ ,a@ 70 80 a. ,ag na. are re-
fial enclosures. But IL appears that swine are
driven 10 the market to feed; the owners claiming
as q right the freedom Of the market place for
them. The fact that the owners Of the swine are,
some Of them, connected with the Corporation,
does not give them Q right 10 violate law any
mOrs fhAn any other person.
SrRAxsxss ARRTvIss.-An occasional wish to
the hotels will satisfy close observer that the
number Of southern visito to the North during
this season has been very great, and that they
homes. For week past the travel South has been
increasing, aad the registers at the hotels show
that the travellers principally those who, before
fhe season commenced, were awaiting at Wash
'Rgton the opening Of the fashIonable houses at
tne various summer retreats. In q few weeks
Washington will be crowded with strangers
season Of th1 yrar. The great political contest
approaching. the Location Of the chief managers
Of party machinery In this city, bssd many
other attractions, Will fll our hotels and
boarding houses 10 overnowing. AhGt}fF
sgsvEroR's ESress-At the last meeting OF
H. XII NJ =
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The ALExsADRIA WATER WoRKs-The Mount
Cameron water works continue In the best condi-
ton possible, under the superintendence of Mr.
ID. w Lewis The pumps throw into the reser-
voir 400 gallons of water per minute, and are
worked upon an average FIVE hours per day IL
ton Of water In that city by water renters and fire
engines, Is lbs eco gallons There are some per-
sons who believe that the water com pany has bee
OF more real advantage to the inhabitants than all
the party organizations formed In the town during
the past fifty yeau.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-31

MRS. WINsLow, an experienced nurse and female
physician, has q Soothtng Syrup for ChilGeN Testh-
Jag, which greatly facilitates the process
by soffenlng the gums, reducing al inflammation
will eliAy all pain, and ia sure to regulate the
bowels. Depend upon it, mothers, it viii give rest
TO yourselves and relief and health your infants
Perfectly safe in all cases. See advertisement In
another column. 90 lily
PHNNIRs,-Persons desiring Pennies will aIvays
end than for srnhanga at the Star 0dfc~ ntar
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will still continue the business at the old stand
corner New JERSEY avenue AID sou: h Il street. CAP
i'ol Hill, where will be eased TO all my Gus
toners ms usual ON hand at al times, all kinds of
FRtSH anil SALT MEATS, BUTTER, EGGS,
and VEG ETABLES
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PERSONAL.

CAUTION.
ILL Persons are cautioned not to receive or ne
gUtiate eleven pI omssory notes drawn by the sub
LIT 1886 for SIS each, except the last, which is for
SO payable resPectI ely g. 5, 6, ~, 10 aud
mont after date. The said notes having been
obtai ed from the subscriber Improperly and with
out consideration, he is determined not to pay the
same.
It. WILLIAM LUNEY.
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, MEYERS Miraculous VEeMlN DESTROYER.
the oldest and best remedy known for exterminat-
Ing hsts and Mice, COckroaches, Bugs, Ants,
den insects.
VPrincipal Depot, Ga Broadway, NY.
Sold by all Druggists everywhere ma Is-sm
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L will be satisfactorily explained by LAZY, at
her re, idence No. 337 c st bets cen let and 2nd
sts. Island: Consultation fee Is cents: an 25-llt.
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MADAME FELIX, FORTUNE TELLER,
ly1 from Paris, informs her former friends and the
public generally. that she has removed to 46I
Tenth street. tetwsen Z and f., where she will be
All Is 3wr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-31

~ BAY WATER.
ONE puncheon pure high Favored BAY RUM
's .a Ess sa;, and for Ms sIs REAtI
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CD Sn WILL BUY A FINE DRAB BEAVER
~ = .OU or Cashmere Dress Hat at -
Fashionsble Hat and Cap Store, Pa. aye...
IN 10 I'm Tsl2 49, near 81 street.
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SELLING OFF ENTIRE STOCK AT COST
STORE FOR RENT AND FIXTURES FOR
s-tE SALE. fst-
5.-Zs J. e. GIBSON,
No. 20 Market SPACE -ets
au q cow Bsttusea 8fh aad 9Th Streets.
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EOR RENT-A BRICK DWELLING,
y HOUSE, on Sixth street west, between Nd and
N streets nor Z No. 230 } containing rooms and
a kitchen, Rent moderate. Possession given im-
mediately. Apply next door north. au z7-lvH
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w DRESS HATS!
nm u open this day several g ses Of" Gsntlemsn's
DRESS '1 HATS from B'sb', 5 NV SSs;ss
~ lfsodt 80 salss Room, REova's Hotsk
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E,OR RENT-Tvo beautiful new b r. &c
II HOUSES, ON Eighth street west, between NJ
and N streets north, west side. Apply 10 MARY
G.. HAISLIP, No. 3Sl Ninth street west, or DR.:
kEASBY, No. 332 Pa. avenue, between 9Th and
10th streets. H. ~ l2-7w- !
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HOMEOPATHIC REMEDIES
All of DR.. Humphreys q Co.'s specific Ho-
meopsshlEc Remedies put up expressly for famil,
in cases. Containing % walls. from - 10 n.
each, with book of full directions For sale By
y: p. Gilman; $50 Pa. avenue wholesale and
also by F. b. Winter, corner of Massachusetts ave
nue. and Sixth street. Also" Pond Extract Of Wttek
Ra<s!, for Internal and external lntammations oil
all kinds. Sold as above. ma g. Iy
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-05-02
The Mesting of the Boilers.

CHARLESTON, April 30-Eveuing-St An.
drews Hall is thronged with members and
SoItors from the democratic convention, John
r Preston of South Carolina presiding.
On taking the chair, Mr.. T. delivered
sbort address He considered this great oc.
oasion-a movement of the constitution lovers
IF His ranublic. We only know the Imperfect
INSTITUTIONS OF our country, We are here to
,,rasorvo orr rights and redress our wrongs.
f. we had submitted we would have done that
which would have driven us from the land OF
our foretathers. and would have deprived us OF
the liberty that they fought for, ana ultimately
would have driven us from the spot IN winch
their sacred ashes repose. -. =.
Mr.. Yancey followed with statement Oh
his views of the position occupied ny ine
southern delegates We appear here, sad ne
simply AS citizens of the State III when we
live. We are sent to the National Democratic
Convention as delegates, but our mission mas
been fulfilled and we retire as mere cltizens
from the late National Convention, which Is
now a mere sectional gathering
A few Southern delegates still remain there
II Is true, but it is only in the hope OF inducing
them to forego their Black Republican pur'
noses. Mr.. T. proposed that they should take
no action, but remain here to watch tne pro
ceedings of the regular convention Hhouiu
that convention nominate Mr.. Douglas,
would then become their duty to present or re-
commend to the people OF the united otates
candidates FOR President and wee rresiueh
on n national and constitutional OASIS ne
thonght that no steps should be taken by th'
seeding convention until the proper ulne'
MIR, Bayard OF Delaware, did not regard tll'
influence that overruled prhcipie III '"e ~"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-05-02
Solution of a Dreadful Mystery.

New YORK, May 1.-The inquest on the
body of the female who was found gagged and
sunk in barrel of pitch, at York street dock,
on the 10th of April, was concluded last night
The remains were identified as those of Mrs,
Ada Richardson, the wife of a young man who
is known as Boston Charley, who said he had
not lived with his wife for over two years, and
she has resided at the Brandeth House, st.
Denis, and other places, living fast life.
These facts were communicated to Deputy
Carpenter, and furnished clue for the officers
to work upon, and by which means they traced
Mrs. Richardson for period Of over two
years, during which time she had lived in
magnifcence at the st. Denis next to the
house of doctor in Astor place, and from
thence to St. Julien's Hotel, and to other
places, from where she went on board the
steamer ba, on the 18th of January, for
New Orleans, which was the last positive in
formation they had of her. The hotel books
revealed the fact that a wealthy young gentle
man, OF family of high standing in the COM
munity, had paid Mrs. Richardson's hotel
bills the suit of rooms and board amounting
to $40 week.
From another source it is said that this gen.
tleman attempted to sever his connection with
Mrs. R., as her demands on him for money
were becoming more and more exorbitant
sometimes compelling him to furnish her with
500 or $500 at time, in order to prevent ex.
posure; that the total sum extorted in this
manner amounted to nearly $4,000. From
these facts it was thought there was sufficient
motive for the commital OF crime This
gentleman was induced to go to Jersey City,
and on receiving the head of the female, at
once remarked that it was Mrs. Richardson.
lie was then required to enter into bonds to
appear as a witness
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-05-02
THIRTY-SIXTH CONGRESS.
TUESDAY, May
HOUSE.


The House, after some unimportant bust
ness, went into committee of the whole, when
Mr.. WILSON of Indiana addressed the House
He attacked the fugitive slave law, and main
tanned that slavery ought to be excluded
wherever the power can constitutionally be
exercised.
Mr.. HICKMAN spoke against sectionalism as
exclusively southern institution, and alluded
to "the bringing Buchanan" in contrast with
'the infeXible Jackson" The north will en-
deavor to preserve the federal compact in its
integrity, and was fast forming the determin-
alton Of preventing others from fracturing
it.
Mr.. MILLsoN denied that the south were in
fuenccd by a spirit of aggression on the north.
After some further debate between Hickman
and Millson the House adjourned.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-05-02
From Washington.

WASHINGTON, May Five new territories
which the House committee on territories pro-
pose to organize, contain, respectively, the
following inhabitants Chippewa, 5000 to TO-
600; Nevada, about the same. Dakota, 5000
Indianola, Pixies Peak, $4,000 to 10000; Ari-
IONA, 5000 to 5000 Each OF the bills contain
the following Provided, nevertheless, that
slavery has no legal existence in said territory,
and nothing herein contained shall be constru-
cd to authorize Or permit its existence" These
measures will come up for consideration next
week.
Congressman Wilson and Frank P. Blair
have left for Wheeling, to make speeches be-
fore the republican convention.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-05-02
The Iananasa at New York

The municipal authorities of New York ap-
$4,000 and engaged Messrs. lie.
lands first floor at the Metropolitan Hotel for
the Japanese embassy, which they will occupy
on their arrival in the city. 1t is intended to
give them the most brilliant reception and CHI
terainment that any distinguished guests
haYt ever received.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-05-02
Firin Ch,narn-

CHICAGO, May lire broke out this morn
ing in the clothing ste of Barrett, King, &
Co, and destroyed the Ntire stock, valued at
$4,000; fully insured. The building was
owned by L. Bgeow 10, Sl5,OOO-insured
for $4,000 The building a,oining, occupied
as a livery stable, was crushe by the falling
wall loss $4,000.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-05-02
The philadelphia Elect,,

PmLADELrHIA, May 1.-our municipal
election passed Off very quietly. here has
democrats concede the election Of Hely. the
peoples candidate by 800 majority.
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Fupitive Slaves Arrested.

New YORK, May 1.-Two fugitive slaves,
from MaSland, were arrested in this city,
yesterday, nd, after examination before Com
missioner Its, ordered to be sent back to
their owners n Liberty district, Maryland.
They are now " their way there. No disturb
ancp.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-05-02
rerrihla EXPLOSION in Georgia.

COLUMBUS, Ga, May 1.-The steamer
Calhoun exploded her boiler on the river, yes
terday, killing six negro deck hands, MORALLY
wounding acting captain Crawford, and seri-
ousIy iniuring two passengers, and Hugh At
kins, engineer.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-05-02
Fonr Cbildren Burned to Death.

New York, May 1.-The dwelling house of
a man named Hobbs was burned at Orange,
n. Y, yesterday afternoon, and four children
of Mr.. II. persisted in the flames Mrs. Hobbs
and two children were rescued, but badly
burned. Hobbs himself set fire to the build
ing, and is under arrest
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-05-02
p,,rninn nf a Rnna Walk

New YORK, May 1.-The jenny house, at
tached to the rope walk owned by p. Deceive,
Brooklyn, was burnt, this morning, with stock,
machinery, &c. Loss $4,000.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-05-02
onhagration in Ohio,

CLEVELAND, May IA fire at Warren,
Trumbull county, Ohio, yesterday, consumed
most of the business part Of the town. The
particulars are not known. The loss is heavy.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-05-02
By E. w. VAIL.
SALE OF REAL &c

EXRCUTORS' SALE OF REAL ES-
80 FATE AT AUCTION.-I am instructed by the ex
ecutors of the estate of the late ARENAS Ward to sell
without reserve on FRIDAY next May 4th at 10 CLOCK
A. M on the premises, the east side of Washington
street. large double House. situated upon LOT confain
ing upwards OF 5000 feet of land
Also, at IL O'Clock OF the day, and for same es
tate house on the side Millbury street unon
lot containing about square feet of land sale nos
tive and terms liberal. Per order of the Executors
ap30 dts E. w VAIL Anctionoa-
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-05-02
BY E. w. VAIL
DOSIIINE A N d PERENIPTORY

L MI
= SALE.-GENTEEl4 HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
Al AoSIioN..JoSEPH HALE, Esq, having dis
posed OF ms residence Catharine street. and being
about to remove from the city has favored me with in
struct9ns to sell, to the highest bidder THURSDAY
next May j. 1861, at 10 the entire Furniture said
House e3nsstr IN part as follows large French Plate
mirror, Marble Slab and Brackets, rich Paror Suite
SBk Walnut in Broeaelle consisting of Tete-aTetes
large Easy Chairs, Lades's Chair, French Parior
Chars Otomas, &c, Gothic Chairs, set Tea Poys
6IaeS walnut Marble Top Center Table rich Drapery
Round Corner Rosewood Piano Forte a fine toned in
strument a number of beautiful Oil Paintings among
which VIII be found the Notch in the White Mount,
ans nne Landscape with Cattle several superior En-
cravings beautifully framed, viz: Landing the PHI
grms, creation, Washington Crossing the Delaware
&c Ieyet Tapestry Brussels and Ingram Carpets
Chairs Fancy Table, Mahogany Hair Cloth Chairs
BLACK W alnut Hat Tree, Painted Floor Cloth Mahog.
any chamber Set, 2 Cottage Chamber Sets Bedsteads
9 Mattresses, Bedding Steam Bent Oak Dining Room
Cnars, Black Walnut Extension Tables. CHINA Glass
Siver-plated and Crockery Ware, l superior Range
htchen FURNITURE large Refrigerator Paint Cans and
Tools, Carpenters Tools, Garden Tools and MANY other
articles not enumerated Every article must be
from the house before Friday Evening
APPS dts f. w VATTr
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II
Douglas l484, Guthrie AZ, Hunter SO, Dick
inson g, johnson II, Lane 6, Davis l.
FOURTH BALLOT
Douglas 149, Hunter Az, Guthrie 374, Dick
inson 5, johnson II, Lane 5, Davis 1.
FIFTH BALLOT.
Douglas 149a, Guthrie 374, Dickinson 5,
johnson II, Hunter A. Lane s, Davis l.
SIXTH BALLOT.
Douglas l49k, Hunter Al, Guthrie SO, Dick
inson 3, Johdson II, Lane Z.
SEVENTH BALLOT.
Douglas 1903, Hunter Al, Guthrie 1884,, John
son II. Dickinson 4, Lane 6, Davis l.
Previous to the ballotlng, resolution re-
ouiring 202 votes to nominate was passed
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WILLIAMS SEWING MACHINES

" These Machines have been most rightly tested
in hundreds of families and submitted to the critical
Judgment of the best mechanics and experts by all of
whom they conceded to be among the best Family
Sewing Machines in In chedpReSS, combined with
erceiience stiffness with which it runs, and the
with which can learn it, is without parallel.
Price from S25 to $50 Send for Circular call and
examine them, No Harrington Corner up stairs cor
ner " ain and Front streets, Worcester.
ap2l dtf&w3t E. HAVEN, Agent
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n. BAH Goods sold by warranted represented
the money refunded. d&wtf apps
VTNHE BEST PREPARATION IN USE.
HILLS MINT SPECIFIC,

" 10 40 iSPleSShteu
or the money refunded. d&wu apps
THE BEST PREPARATION IN USE.
HILLS MINT SPECIFIC,
For Badness AND FALLING OFF OF THE HAIR.
The great inquiry long and constantly
made for preparation the HARM Badness and
to arrest its falling Off led the Inventor originate
doing so he earnestly hopes that discriminating public
will make distinction between this special preparation
and great variety compounds abundant through
out the world entirely distinct from themn CHAR
The following bona fde letters from reliable persons,
are here submitted being worthy testimonials for Sc
curing the confidence and PStr0nage Of Re peSpe
Mr. j. Q. IIILL-Afy Dear Sir take the liberty to add
of badness and falling off of the hair. few weeks
since procured bottle of your Specific for the use of
my wife, whose hair had been falling of quite rapidly for
time past and apparently was causing premature
badness unless remedy speedily applied. 1t is
with much satisfaction that am enabled to certify that
before using the first bottle the falling off of her hair
entirely removed Wishing YOU the most complete sue
in the sale of your valuable Mint Specific, re-
main, Truly yours, GEORGE SESSIONS.
Mr. J. Q; HILI1Deqr SIR: consider it Justly due to
you, that should publicly express my opinion with
gard to the uneq9alled preparation you have so recently
%ScR based upon what have seen II do An &C.
quanance mine who had lost her hair and for months
your remedy and without exaggerating can say that
the first bottle has produced for her complete head of
hair. In estimation this remarkable instance of
the renewal of the hair and ones expectations how
sanguine, could be better speedily realized
shall take much pleasure In recommending the Mint
Specific to those who have lost oosing their hair
Truly yours, AARON KING.
Conductor Worcester and Nashua II. X.
WORCESTER April 25 1859.
Mr.. HILL-Your Mint Specific, which has so recently
before the public, consider the valuable prep
araton for the purpose for which it is intended here
send you my xperience, aud at liberty to use
this In any way you wish For a my wife's hair
had been falling off, and she troubled with dry scay
eruption on her head, that she quite bald. Last
month she commenced using your Mint Specific aud by
the use of bottle her head Is covered with hair
Il is SOFT glossy and natural The eruption has entirely
disappeared, and she has promise of fine growth Of
healthy hair NV entire confidence in Mint Specif
c enables me to recommend to all who need any prep
araton to strengthen the hair and prevent badness
well 10 those who have already lost their hair In
either case 1t is invaluable.
Respectfully yours ISAAC CUSHING
Prepared only byJOHN Q. HILL, Apothecary Worces-
ter Mass. For sale by all Druggists. dis&w
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for Sale OF 90 get.
az SEE FIRST PAGE.

IO LEA lower and an upper tene-
n ment. NO. 100 Southbridce street ITnop,re q,
JAMES H. FIERCE, corner of Main and Austin street.
ap3O diff
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-05-02

Two WOODEN MANUFACTURERS.
u Wanted a situation, by active and reliable man,
with twelve experience in experimenting the Card
ing, Spinning and other departments in Wooden Mill.
have carefully devoted attention to the business,
and will faithfully exert mysefto promote the interests
of my employer Address "Carter," Spy Office WOr-
cester, Mass. dlm* ap23
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Uotites.

cash STORE FOR SALE.-The
~ Stock and Fixtures of Cash Store in Oxford are
offered for sale. Any one wishing good business
chance where, with small capital good Cash business
can be done. would do well to call upon address the
subscriber at Oxford j. c. MILLS.
oxford, April 80, 1860. d2w* mvl
/ ,OST-On Monday forenoon, a wallet
- containing about $50 in money, and some papers, of
no value any except the 1t is supposed
have been lost between Knncutts Store Main street
and Mechanic street. The finder will be literally re-
warded by leaving it with the owner, Is Mechanic
street b. X. LEWIS.
myl dlW+