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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-11-10


In Fitehourg, Nov 6, George A, child Of John and
Sarah X Page, 5mOs
In Hubbardston, Oct 9, oftyphod fever David Cole
man 70 yrs; Slst, OF typhoid fever Benjamin Cole
In Iemoleor, Oct l8 of typhoid fever James whitney
q yrs Dist, of typhoid fever Herman Goddard, q yrs
Is yrs
In Brookfeld, Oct % Dexter Rice. 20 yrs.
In Sturbrdge Oct A. A. ma L. wife Of Elias Carpenter,
"a WIS.
In Dudley, Sept l6, WIN Dryden, 10 yrs mos.
In Monsoon, Oct 10, Phebe, wife of Joseph Bumstead,
so yrs
In Fall River, Nov G. Mrs Abby Burns mother of Mrs
Capt VIM Brown, "a yrs Her death was occasiOned by
fall during the previous day.
27 yrs.
In BeIchertown, Oct 5. DR. IIorato Thompson, OF
DIR Gordon Thompson late Of TOlaud CT, aged 81 yrs
In Northampton, Nov !, Martha V, only daughter OF
Alauson MuHyan, Is yrs This is the third daughter
Mr. Munvan has lost within six weeks
In Jamaica, Vt, Oct 20, Mrs Hannah Cheney, Sc Wis
6mos
III Nandaa Ill, Oct 4, Henry r, of Ebeu Cheney
Jr, formerly Of ROvalstun, II yrs,
In Madison, Wis, Nov ,, Mrs : d Curtis. native Of
Pomtct. Ct and the author of poems which have
been iIvorablv noticed.
In Atlanta Ga Oct "a, Marcus of oliver Fox late
of Fitchhurg, 80 yrS.
In ooromiah, Turkey, Aug Is, Rev Amherst Thomp
son. formerly of Amherst, and graduate If Amherst
College in the class of 1856 lie sailed from Boston il
February last to l post in the HISTORIAN mission,
died in seven weeks after his arrival.
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COTTON continues easier with only very moderate
iuauiry; sales 200 bales, with 500 bales III uahsit'
mil ling uplands q0uted at llec. -. 80, 49,
Flour Receipts 1882 bbls; sales BsOO unls' STAR
ami Western heavy. with moderate export amt home
tra lie demand; superne state $3.50 D 535; extra stare
s5lj 20 5,j5; round hoop ono SOW ~ o3 sps trv
$50 20 $50; southern du and heavy; sales wv Dds.
~rNNIl Wheat heavy, unsettled, and irregular tor
nrces naoat while lots In store are VERY hrmy held
snles 5 lnO bushels; Chicago spring SlllS 20 2i All-
,wa1kn club 81 rs 90 l; good and chnce amber Wis.
osin al ~; winter red western l,jJ 20 l34 afOat ana
al al 40 39 on shpboard Corn heavy and lower sales
"A do bsheis mixed western 70 20 iOc, atlOa and I2c
in store. . II. -, .,oa,,,. soios l,0 hbis
prI irhe for mess and heavy for prime; snes 0O dds
nnre e1ntinne aclive sales 400 tlerces at "a g go
g. are nniet. Muscovad0, 2l0 Lhds at VI % e. Coffee
onict Rio $50 bags ll3c; st Dopinlo 0Vu Bugs az
he AIolasses quiet for the inferior tade Dnt . s Io
~ hettor grndcs Sew Orleans % bbls new crop at ore
Ia mis- Hnrbndoes, at 3lc MucOvado, 10 hhds, zic
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CnARLEsroN, S. c., Nov. S.-The Viii
liamston Spring Hotel, with all the furniture,
has been burned. Loss 100000. b. f. Mar
denis store was also burned. Loss $1,000 !;
Sfnsured in northern companies Tor $4,000.
FoRr GAINES, Ga Nov. S.-The Agency
Bank of Columbus, and several stores and
dwellings,, were burned here to-day Loss
$4,000
New YonK, Nov. 9.-Penfold Parker's
wholesale drug store, in Beekman street. was
partially burned this morning Parson d 20 $
extensive nursery was also partially burned
CntcAco, Nov S-The whole number OF
persons killed by the explosion OF the propel'
Ter Globe, yesterday, was IL.
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In Dudley, Oct 81 by Rev Joseph Barber, Edward
Brooke to Sarah l. Marcy, both of Charlton.
In Templeton Oct 81 Joel + Dudley to D Jane Davis
both Of lempeton; 3st Lucius Dana Griswold of Lon
dUnderrv VT, to arab W Davis of Tempeton
In Whinsve, Oct II, Edwin NJ Burgess to Mary A
Crowell, both of WhitinSville.
In Coventry Nov Percival Williams of Grafton to
Emma Bartlett Of Coventry.
In Ware, Oct after cOurtshp of hour, by Rev
Mr. Jones, Martin Brigham OF Palmer to Eunice Gates
of Ware.
In Northampton, Oct 81, Edwin r Woodward of Wor-
cester to Helen NJ, daughter Of Thomas Musgrave Of
Northampton
In Hancock, II, Oct a George Hamilton Of Tenn
pleton, to Frances L Emerson, daughter of Richard
Emerson, Esq, Of Holden.
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Capua, and with valuable guns of long range
winch they have purchased fur the purpose,
pick of the men at the outposts of the Royal
army all day and return to the city in the eve
ming to boast of the number of gaze they have
"bagged" during the day. This irregular
warfare, carried on for amusement, and by
men not enrolled in the army, is nothing less
than assassination, and ought to be denounced
as such and arrested. 1t is a nice distinction
to make in certain aspects, but as a moral
question it Is quite clear.
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BORN.
II & EEYS

In Dalton, Oct 81, daughter to Rev E L Clark
In Greenfield Oct 81, dAushter to Hon w. Grisw
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BosroN, Nov 9.-There was an immense
meeting of republi ans in the Music Hall, to-
night, congtatulatOry on the election Of Lin
coin aud Hamlin. Charles w. Slack presid-
ed. Among the speakers were Henry Wilson,
Arson Burlingame, Richard Warren OF New
York, and Charles A. Phelps.
The National Guard, Capt. John w. Hyde,
accompanied by he Germania Band, left this
afternoon for New York, by the Stoningtor
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Georgia.
From Boston.

Official returns from 81 counties give Breek
inridge 10000, Bell $500, Douglas 5000.
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ALEXANDRIA VA, Nov. 9.-In one hun
bred and six counties in Virginia Bell gains
over Goggin 1882 and Breckenridge gains
over Letcler $50,
RICHMOND, Va, Nov. 9.-Returns from
thirteen counties in the southwest give Breck
inridge 300 majority. The democratic gain
is $500. The state is considered certain Tor
Breckenridge.
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New YORK, Nov. 9.-In the trotting match
on the Union Course, yesterday, between
Lady Palmer and Columbia, the latter won
the first and third heats. Time 0S4, 0Sk.
Lady Palmer won the second heat IN 3 o.,
carrying 1856 pounds.
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HuNrING lrALIASs.-There Is lou OF
young men OF fortune at Naples at tle present
mo ent, mostly EngIishmen ana hlherlcans,
who amuse themselves by going out by rail
every morning 10 Garibaldi's quarters before
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ToRoNro, Nov. 9-Thc government is
about to appoint commissioners to make
searching investigation into the affairs OF the
Grand Trunk Railway, in view of its appllca-
tion for relief
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MEDICAL. HOSPITALS.

DEI.LEVUE llOSPlrAL.-.rhis instltnuOn.
Which be- oss3 Il 'sS ss,.S
xnsass VIII sss1s
me- mani cf medical and surgical diseases.
Rooms have been nicely Furnished. suitable 70
nconvsnisnt TO Be- treated At their private iodg-
.,neds which arc very oommodious.
Haviug been heretofore literally patronised by
e on 'o ALI
tention 70 the sreat a.lyantsses s1oia:d p en-
ts ssd to oO
farnish then ,. S5Cssr ae'0mmoaa'lon' ana s''''
(Paysbas On the renoval Of the PaienG) :.
White Pisie.s' , =. 80 sasn: vs; 70 .:
II cscss Of ves1 ssT the f:s vesE. q
The sane rats q csn S s p1i rooms
81 Der day, provided fSss the aFErssats shall moi
s.sssd !hs eIslts ~ fun xsf S.,a .a;.. A,
s @ens with VIII sSs inSlmsIy q the Medical cesss
%a 4S9 surs as TSs
may S Be- sscsrtaned before hand BY ap1hest,on Y
o1 NJ q sn saS af Poa ad%si Fsss'l'n'
All patients are under our immediate care. one
ssss n ..s !: ss:: e:ss
sultaton of sll the lhysc Il held, without ex
a 70 and n have the patients
| der their immediate supervisioa, and personally
al Sssss ssses,. win DO
..ss t. e sfp Ed iPsS s
to s1. ~, o. sRs %ss sdSs
| When desired. We will eend 9omtorteeas COZ.
y aor !. sa NJ .9Tt Sso: Ssssss'
1 u. zARFINuFNo puYoICIAND AND 1U4G BOBe.: -.
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H&fS3IS3sxKa, -.
44Aouy Aeona ~ sSSsrsl2R Il lSS
S4r 49, .WnMe 49, ssSs NJ
oqsNpor la .sSK.s--.s..y ~
IooeA ~ 49sSk M
444y@x. xSN4S E
~ :.
teefnoCaeee noaN ~ - 11tSi
~ SkYe4 - eooooeuee tAot - Ne0Ies
~ 49, - Aef geaaeSor -. 1872,
ay5s4ory - 49, 3 sAS1ssS.ss
HlA a6n!iensl neons hteacy, sae vosi eoe,2fsr
nQ0 - - menoeeee qnss1o.s. ~ ~ 80
~ - exeeoseeoi - -; md
plteeesy OF 9! - ta!i 1870 49, ~, aasy
Oh eetnk toid tne latter. lsa - ~ - 60
persohs y Nae likely v3aaa ~ raioS - sitw
She aAUayA apokD q ~ ~ ~ a NJ coiI.
rHef last night 80 sleo ~ .ss,ss ~ ~ afara
W1udoW Sleaktae y ~ 4. $3.50 49, 81 49, ~.
sssie be1nSy BIZ ne pss.s q ~ AZ ss -
WA oxcepuona1s .na 10y =. ~. ~ ~ r~afS,
hour OF her eoavE1U. - -. ~ ..ser ~ n Hsf
tee toDoo .~..scsti~s min tes
wAktAG ~ ~ 49, -, -. iii W M
Wheo sne espt $4,000 -. 49, ssA.s-tS>&s
Was ecat$Y 49, - ..s.1--.~.-ssssr =. skn
te Says ot - .SsCS S1, ~ ~ - 49,
s@o III % uer Sss.1 S,,s.e~, Shs-H ~.
pp0a tne sceM0so 49, q. 49, Sc".ss -
toW6rus tn0 jail, Waenco % eno ~
pfieves Il Seprieve s0sFe w. Wus' u ss0'sa'ss -
eome.s 5sae. SOL -
IT, eesc o. 1ooef.o - Ety. " n.,s =
0eAtn ~ the same uues eA.a0 49, 1872.
contrast 70 that OF This untortanete Woman'
~ ee0 49, coeSacteo % ou's I'LL ~. ~. ~
lences ano 0erd having oeen PN0os Cvu :.
EvecuOA recorded aeaInss nm. 80 az
tnen seQ0cs Woutd nS ,s 20. 80
even acQuieece In this. The law ana neI e ~
seemed 70 him. na0 oeen 0Pen oue%les 81 ~
tiies ans ak sast soe ~ -. ~ ..e Sss-,- -
nim. Mnsn - l1oee - so.I n, rs,%e. ~
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-A0a1 NV AND AITR A GIVE
8&&&IixI II fE 81 E 3 rs III 4 aa@ 3

AND NQRFot k.fs,:ss%PEksS5:. 1 lsay5;SnHTsn.v
s HS6 sA FfEgfEEkaB nS,51 RtHlGk6xp cAks. q
half past fur a'elook,. ~ - A. =. ~: x,, con.
nset nth shs css =; 1t eslc r..
ships ROANOAE. YORKTOWN and JAMES
TOWN, for NEW YORK arriving q New Y2it
fersnt hines Eoirs FAST and NORTH:
Passage TO New Yerk from Aichncnd, neladlnl
same = tAeafh 1assass vas taken % ssase ~
Eva LUDLAM & WATe0N,J
sgss& Oppessts Geeamers' Wharvee.
n. 1.-THE PaTsevs e the ships, cI one e 60
tors6urg ticket OsBe@ every Monday. Wedaeedal
and Saturday mornings, Of O'Clock. 70 augpll
cured them At our el6se DEsvieaaly L.i& ~.
| Hah ST. t. s4ts ssss yr4 !. a "a II.
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Sh cAhvWFffIfR i un S1xH6hE,.
Engineer and 0up'tN. 4 p. II. u.
- NOTICE. 1870
~ = I 1E9, RASs NE6ssS SEasskkW1vxvs: ~.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 10 TkXyEL
c cafE;aKisHHSREAAT NSSkkfaEe N RoyfEScs
Iyins the great United STATE: NAL 1Sc dc ~
andrla. Washington, Baltimore, PAiladelphie, Ney
York, and all important points West. via A Hua
eyicksburx & Potomac Railroad, to the Potosnee
river, Is miles, and b. splendid and comforta6!e
steamers thence to Washington, g miles IN Gil -
fectly safe rate OF speed.
Hours q dspart9Ie: 81. A. Mp .n9 !, 4. y:
ChECKEDTHROUGH TO Washington, Baltimore.
PhiiAdeiphiA and Nav York. -.
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~ AND EARTHENWARE.
SPRING TRADE. 1850!
GEO. SUMNER &C0.a
CHINA, GLASS, AND QgEENSWARK

No. -. Pearl or 18th street, Richmond, Va.
pletion Of our new warehouse, on Governor street,
We shall be unable to remove until the Spring trade
closest and our friends Will hnd ~ st the Old iooa
Our stock IL nov daily arriving, and is the largest
and most complete stock Of EARTHENWAkk
We invite the attention of the merchants OF Viz
gina, North Carolina and Tennessee, who may
can successfully compete with the largest houses
In any Of the Northern States. : ssFs aSi@H
we only ask them 10 give us the preference over
Northern houses, provided We can do Is well for
them. We ask nothing more. - - !.
The most experienced packers employed, and
goods shipped promptly. ~
: We supply the MIST quality Of Stoneware
low 40 il csn be purchased At the FactOry.
execution of orders rtt
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1os5rT EAk;;IYBEfY ksS6XsAfsNRs1No sSIks;x2SSu
q q
oder to country phy.ician! and families . perfect
X SEw and ssEss stosf Of pure and fsii.bls IL
and ri cthsf thn
~ chemIcai ana PhaImsoeutical p.spsrssicns
n'A' I f Adj. Sc F9SiSs6N: 5fs% ssss::
20 psxXHdaL sass i Z iDsyee1srs.
u Vocal the attention 81 Inc trade Of Vir-
ssns aaS Sss Sesa a bs.s
$ ossEt il any Northsra olss. oonsi.tins in part
= : INDIGO, MADDER and EXTRACT Log
Eb' t 4 isisl ' .:s IrsnED
= FLuiR: CHEWING and SMOKING To-
kEfESxf kFg!FS5JSSFF z .ss ssff BRUSH
.,s sSk Fl !,s.s 9 Syvs Co.
RwSH aa: 81 45EAzhsS R. i ts sE;iL 1860.
= cofnsr Broad and sth ssfssts, ~crn -
orr TO msrshaas and Phy.ioisns iron viisisis::
Il as ;;;iilis
f.se f .: a1S . sss!y hsss
nptfail y give satisfaction, on the usual terms 20
ss S sas sss@ls sssa. ,ro-,, ..s,asa TO
az x ft.ffaPIk sx 1Ssteif and EESassdias BURROWS
L.l: 49,. e SIZE klss..a. w.'''islsssl 3; 9.
xp.e1.1xl 14aR Rss 8 s. asuee.s1s,
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TNRlRMARY or THE MEDICAL COL.
j LEGE.-Th,s Inet,tutloa. sitnated q the Gomez
e and cSSs: Il sc
SONS and NEGROES. recurring nsdioal tssss-
cs :s:.: "a A.. !; r.. s6' ::
every o0mfOrt and cOavenience: .......
are smSls. md tie sttsatioa 81 owner. Of n:ssees
both IL the city aaa csestTy /: assnl ny,ssd e
s6s MsSscal and Sssslel trsat;asnt II this slass
o. kS7 sissI y xoAEN =. .,sor...H.d saAess
An 1stissts srs undes ~ care e re P,cllsssss
Of As Glsss xeS ~ &c x'i Is g y:
Guilty, . consnltation Of the Protsssors u he'd,
VsSca. sz; chssse & &c sa HssSss.,e.. po.ra
Nlrsins and Medicine ere q follow: ,..- -.
ws'ss f:!'G e Y,iysss rooms. o. to
fcr less than veek, except in privsee Rooms.
e. s. s. 81 III srs
Ror So e! s,.s.s e :ssss,::ns Sis ~ e:
cord,ss % sSs Si1csltv nd aIoTisaes q q oD-
All sSsssss sssaAas - ~ seosval = tAsvar
CASE 9. s,sAlI , rox {; ::s -, e {;
, sSnIs,: e'''s'' ~ saS es's = '-" ~" :
-Hsi;adsss shy,isians- PROT. TUCKER ooN
H4sss:.s,l FsYsSs Z 'sA snsoN. fkTioo
| s $50. ts.s'~ ho"teH'
tnssaaat-Rs. 7. 8: JOYNEA !. 80.
assss g ia Effsss!y. ~. sddrsss "a ~ q
s;:Y 49, eng Of the Professors o. ~ couess
k. = !. r.'s,.s.af y 81
tcQynes az Nam ara nh aiseets, aad q Dbl!
Isdalse6 MINI. !. yliynay eaA kestsHAss.44 Q
sS SSss'o Ss - III Mn II txl. efS8lsal
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DRUGS, MEDICINES, DC.
J T. ". FRAYSEK-
A ROHII NV A ~ n II IlGSGI2

ID j. w. fWAX0EH-
~ APOTHECARY AND DRUGGIET-
~ a nth street, between Grace and broad,
"a szs lGs.eE 's RICHMOND, VA.
Keeps constantly on hand q well-selected stock
of PURE and RELIABLE D RUGS. MED!-
CINES. CHEMICALS, PAINTS. OILS, DYE
STUFFE, WINDOW GLASS, PUTTY. ALCO-
HOL, BURNING FLUID. GAR&N SEEDS:
aas4. aaa SSF e. sks 81
various brands. all the popular PATENT MEDI-
GM5Ss e hs 1 A t. sod
the most reasonable terms. Also. POLLAkDS
NERVE AND BONE IMMINENT.
/ PHYSICIANS and others can rely on havlng
their PRESCRIPTIONS ACCURATELY and earsfM!!y
- :. J. W. FRAYSER, p
-t# ApOthecary and Druggist,
! my Hts 18th. between Grace and Broad ste.
~ A. BODEKER 4 co., Apothecarles and
~ Druggists, No. 10 Main street. near Old
! ~ Market, Richmond, Va, will keep on hand
I - general assortment of pure Drugs. Medl-
cines, Chemicals, Oils, Paints, Window Glass
Putty, Dye Stufs. Patent Medicines, Brushes q
all kinds, Surgical Appliances, Burning Fluid. Al
Seeds, Glue, Sand Paper, Tobacco, Cigars, Snuff
Prescriptions prepared st all hours, With sDscia
care, by members of the firm alone.
.Physicians' orders from the country executed
promptly, and the most reliable medicines fur
nished. -. -. =.
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= : & 3
e. vllk - - e . sncs: iS|ss, .ac
1ang The lSrfect edastS!lon o. ~ y!sse IN
f;in g inssrt ose Or bfs qSStS Syikeyf elssss
e sssisis vi N ssssS 80: -
sSOthoss wishing n Qee ths4. 80 81 ~ ~
4d O. az esesr 49, III 81 2 Seescel .sSrns. ~
frSctinE, snd6H 0Skof oSgfo1i@1e ser9y - - "a
iMghlI Ierfefas1. 9sstA extsaesea - HbhO-
= = II ssussl opposite css III.
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g S.A' 1unaR0N DBNTlgT,
door 70 7. Hsaoa ks11A tsia43ags aese, - ~
door aboVo Uesn Tho& =. Psioo = Co.'S Ufy
~ isnbsesibsr hss1nr fonevod b ~. aboye
house, would b. pleaD4d - 80 thOoo WITH WON ne
has e1eag61lento, An4 -. 80 e3tenaNHn SsseS
tions performed in thl most approved e1d so1n10no
style knOvn % tho Profhneton, and all WORK done
by him warranted to give satisfaction. toc0EN
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on board the comfortable steans6f betweeA Asauis
CYcek and WaAhington. -
- FOR further Information apply oesa1D oooos
Broad street, Shcckoe Hill.
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EsoArr OF BoYs rRox A HOUSE, OF Re

a---~-@-s---- 7. :
EsoApB OF BoYs FROM A HOUSE, OF Re-
yuG.-Capsx,e Of the Fxgisirss-The usual
q uietude among the inmates at the House OF
Refuge was somewhat varied yesterday by the
attempted escape Of q large number OF boys.
Notwithstanding the increased precautions
for the security Of the boys, their fertile minds
do not seem TO lack expedients for escape, which
at times almost battle the closest surveillance
Of the omcers. Yesterday morning, just pre-.
ious 10 the O'Clock session OF the Sunday
school twelve boys abeented themselves from
the wash. room Their absence not being mo-
ticed until about fifteen minutes afterward:
when the boys had passed to the school room,
immsdiaae search was made, ana tor momen.
on going around the outside OF the wall, two
or three coats, besmeared with mud, lying on
TIN groand, revealed the course OF their opsr-
There Il a sewer some twenty rods in length
running from the centre OF the yard and ter
minattng some four rods outside Of the wail.
This sewer is used for draining the yard. IL
three feet under ground, ana Only twen.y ahc nc
one at the vent in the yard ana the other de
rectly under the wall Itseems that during
the week Erevious the boys had Med on one bar
Of thu crate in the yard leaving an aperture s %
twelve boys passed in q minutes time, aad,
single fle they crawled ON their bellies down
the sewer to the second iron grate, where the
frst boy succeeded, with the aid Of broken
shovel blade, In opening passage Under II
through which all passed, but the la4ton0. VINO
rot foul remained there ten hours before ttbe-
came known, when he had 70 b dug out.
When the officers 1rst reached the outlet Of
me seWer. Aye Of the boys had made good
their escape Three were traced along the
line Of TIE Charlotte Railroad, and were ".
cared early In the afternoon At the mouth OF
e s% ns, sqs sna
stitntion. They had embarked In a boat with
ont any oars. and said they were bound tor
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{ q still LHyESEW: J. BARTAOLO1,
MwkkfMch al SsS Ss!L I6SS AK E.' nest
door to Kent, Paine. 8 60. Watehes.
ID tie city. "A call y solicited. L. e.
n Nm. DIT0 4, .Chronomstsr Matter
"a g Tie A4nlralty. - n. have sore q re
+ ~ nekor, Just received FROM. the CASE max
cts; also, on hand, ether mskes 81 Are quality
For sale low sccc1dins e snslsy: r ncrt
side, Sd door above lAth street .v~.crx
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April 18th, 1870, the Trains on thus foa0 WI fen
. '0nGM NAIL AMP PASSENGER! TaAIM ~ :.
Kch%ond day s a
Hs.sS!is 5saSisn sS m e9s sisss:
k S is1 ss V ana
Le.ys Dsnville daily: ss1esyt ss9S:y; = =
Gels snd sr! y sn sic SnSaSsr is
Tho Mail and Passenger Tteins connect ~ ~
ss Il. Ss ss
Richmond, Fredericlsturg and PctSmse RsilFoas
and the .o md Il
through to III above named points; also'to ne
ny For S'T1sSS fsoash Tickets South and southv.sk,
enc To- Of s shs 4.
tmoTs. Phiiaaeiphis and New Yoff, sSSis 4 ths
0 ss q sa' COMPANY L T R.VSolks sa.
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.-R, CARNAGE ROR SALE. = The
ksuhecTiber has for sale 2 nav ope-hCree
ECARRlAGE and HARNESS. made ~
ship. twill Be sold low Ut early app!icati3n !!
made. Also, one second hand lCAkklAGE and
!" aAs'1 -' s'N''. - JOHN r. HARwOOn.
At O. A. Francis' Coach Shop.
as.A On Franklin street, nesr Old Market
ny 2e-lm 'ts 5ot11 Hiffa 5r55 Fsftlt