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MANCHESTER IRON WORKS,
south End OF mayO's bridge, Richmond, Va
ROBERT BAIRD. PROPRIETOR.

AMprcpared TO furnish Plans and Estimates for the erection
OF Flour Grist and Mills the approved consruc
Steam Engines both Portable and Stationary Railroad
sork Tobacco Factory Fixtures fact Iron and Brass CASTINGS
lf every description.
Having large collection OF Patterns prepared 20 MI
- at short notice also The uuy manufactures ia Virginia
the Improved JonyAi Turbine Water Wheel which has given
entire SUBTRACTION those have them u This wheel Is
veil adapted high and low heads Srccsdby back
Ter. Apply atthr works, ur address ROBERT BAIRD,
Richmond, Va
this method returning my thanks my friend hal the
public for the liberal patronage bestowed for the
years hope, by strict attention 10 business 70 rita coniihu
Of The
f-ls-Cn RSnERF BAIRD
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DR. !. =. ROSE,

TO THE SICK AND AFFLICTED.
LIVERY EELLIGENT AND THINKING
H. peon must know NAT remedies handed out for general use
should have their efficacy established by wen tested
abored long diligently extensive practice OF medicine
remedies sss veil known to the people OF
2 me T .nI ROSES fXPECTORGNT OR COUGH
r.. l,n..oo,ioo coils. S1d"tS, h.luq. Splitting Of Blood
'O' ''"' Bronciiiis, and ali DiseGees ef The LuHys
T svrpn having stood the years experience as
s Tor irritation or nGama the Lungs, Throat er Bron
CHA acknowledged by all 90 be remedy emineny superior 70
other known compounds used Tor the snei anu 'A cure
Of Coughs and Consumption.
In csmpoundng Cough Syrup for general use The PHYSICIAN
,r nne bu phycan should attempt prescriptions COMPEL
ed from his knowledge Of the constitution and constituted paris OF
man 70 avoid entirely the addition Of drugs hat can any way
tsod 20 a. injury HIS object not only 10 cause symptom SUN
az cough stop but it Is also expected OF regularly educated
doctor be ead cure his patient the
der may aay cough ny bis opium and squ mossses ana aun
auun anthony nopha .Ed Wild cherry BARK ana not oe ac
counabc The after health Of as patient Many o. te % i
lad INTO an 0cgrshe form Of dsSse perhaps death Dr. j.
- &C., Couch syrl Vii not only Coughs but In all cases
rye,t mat Lion Of CONSUMPTION Price Doc and 81
NIX H. ~ HOSES PAIN CURER.-This popular
an never failing remedy alone stood the test Of thirty
yeT TyxE, PAIN CUR ER Rheumatism.
THE PAIN INQUIRER cures pain'in 'heHm0S' ''n''' 0A''
PAIN CURER cures ChOuc pains in the Stomach
The PAIN CURER scalds, Burns sPrain' and
,aiiv and should be kept In every family.
We shall only say TO the afflicted, Try Inc t nasmn Il
If gives you relief md to others '' eon"" I've
Remember has eoae ifos regular p .s nco,poUND.
che ony sure cure for Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint Price "
cents. -,,....... h.t.ht,, al, NJ wind
sour Souac sometimes diahoa or ooseneSs oil the
nervous feelings cold feet wakefuness and vaao:
annete IN these symptoms allowed to go on long without
b medicine gich viii always cure then follow debility oil he
| lungs and a predlp0ailion to consumption x~ :, q,
| DIR j. y ROSES BUCHU COMPOUND. lorsI
the Kidneys Bladder Price 90 cts The great De
mSnd for this others BEETLE up something anc
coll II Buchu Ask Roses, and take no other
IUDR. j. y. ROSES GENUINE mEDiCIME -
have Ms written signature over the corr OF eA'"
| none Sittoutit.
soIJhy WARNERI l.. WARING, General Agent,
'' l0I Broad Street, above 9Th,
| 70 Richmond.
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CORRUGATED WROUGHT IRON AND
" WIRE RAILlNG.tsecured by Letters Patent Admirably
sdapted for enclosing Public Grounds Cemeteries Bacony Cot
ages &C. sheep Hurdle Patent wIre sacking Bead
eads with every variety Of Folding Iron Deadeads and Iron
Furniture Wire Coal Screens Ore Sand and Gravel
screens Wire Netting for Mosquito, Sheep Poultry, and other
purposes Houses Fancy Wire Work in great
riety, for Gardens, &C.
N. WALKER & SONS, Manufacturers,
No 5S5 Market n T.. Sixth street, Philadelphia
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MAYORS OF THE GREAT CITIES.

AlTORS OF THE GREAT CITIES
Te he undersigned MlroEs hereby certify that the Druggists,
and Physicians Of several ctes have signed
Of assurance to that the Remedies OF Dr. AYR
o. Lowell AYERs Puts AeUE CURE and CHER
have been found be medicines Of great excellence
worthy the confidence Of the community.
HON. LANES COOK.
MAYOR OF LOWELL
HON. ALVIN BEARD,
MAYOR OF NASHUA, nh.
HON. X. w. HARRINGTON,
MAYOR OF MANCHESTER, N II.
HON. JOHN ABBOTT,
MAYOR OF ooNoORD.NH
HON. A. III. BULLOCKI
MAYOR OF WORCESTER, MASS
HON. NATIpL sILsBBE.
MAYOR OF SALEM MASS
HON. r. w. LINCOLN,
MAYOR OF BOSTON, MASS
HON. WIN. M. RODMAN,
MAYOR OF PROVIDENCE, RI
HON. AMOS w. PRENTICE,
MAYOR OF NORWICH, CONN,
HON. ]. N. HARRIS,
MAYOR OF NEW LONDON, CONN
HON. CHAs. 8. RODIER,
MAYOR OF MONTREAL C. T.
HON. ID. f. TIEMANN,
MAYOR OF NEW YORK CITY.
HON. III. NJ. KINsTREY,
MAYOR OF HAMILTON, @. W.
HON. ADAM WILSON,
MAYOR OF TORONTO, @. W.
HON. n. vi. BISHOP,
MAYOR OF CINCINNATI, OHIO.
HON. L. H. CRAWFORD,
MAYOR OF LOUISVILLE, KY.
HON. JOHN SLOAN,
MAYOR OF LYONS. IOWA
HON. JAMES McPHEETERS,
MAYOR OF BowMANsvILLE, G. W.
HON. JAS. w. NORTH,
MAYOR OF AUGUSTA, ME-.
HON. HENRY "COPPER" r,
MAYOR OF HALLowELI, NE.
HON. JAS. 3. BECK,
MAYOR OF FREDERICToNT. B.
HON. wILLARDNYE,
MAYOR OF NEW BEDFORD, MASS.
HON. j. G. BLAISDRLL,
MAYOR OF FALL RIVER, MASS.
HON. w. II. CRANSTON,
MAYOR OF NEWPORT, R. l.
HON. FRED. sTAHL,
MAYOR OF aAIENA, Ill.
HON. JOHN HODGDRN,
MAYOR OF DUBUQUE IOWA.
HON. THOMAS CRUTCHFIELD,
MAYOR OF CHATTANOOGA. TENN.
HON. ROBERT BLAIR,
MAYOR OF TUSCALOOSA, ALA.
HON. n. d. BAUGH,
MAYOR OF MEMPHIS TENN.
HON. KEENAN, L. PAGE,
MAYOR OF MILWAUKEE, WIS.
HON. w. w.VAUGHN,
MAYOR OF RACINE, WIS.
HON. A. FARR,
MAYOR or KENOsHA, WIS.
HON. JOHN G.. HAINES,
MAYOR OF CHICAGO, ILL.,
HON. VI. ia. HEATH,
MAYOR OF SELMA, ALA.
HON. Al. NOBLE,
MAYOR OF MONTGOMERY, ALA.
HON. w. s. HOLYBAD,
MAYOR OF COLUMBUS, CA.
How. J. M. HARRY,
MAYOR OF PHILADELPHIA, PA.
HON. w. w. SWAMI,
MAYOR OF BALTIMORE, ND
HON. e. r.. MAURY,
MAYOR OF WASHINGTON, D. O.
HON. FELIX WRIGHT,
MAYOR OF NEW ORLEANS, LA.
Certify that the reIider Druggists have assured them
Certify that the resident Druggists have assured them
Certify tina: the resident Druggists have assured hem
Certify that the resident Druggists have assured them
Certify that the resident Druggists have assured them
Ayers Sarsaparilla
Ayers SarSapariIIa
Ayers Sarsapariila
Ayers Sarsaparilia
Ayers SarsapariIla
s,,e,, remedy and worthy the confidence Of the commit
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Asa Family Physlc,

From DR. z. ", ClrfrryH Nee creams
Your Pin, arc the prince OF pur-es Their TXeeHent
rIifis srrr,ss ann, ,tisrt- we possess. IheN ar
mild but very certain and ccrua in Their action ON w
bowels, which makes them invaluable 10 Us III '' uuJ
treatment of disease.
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T--| T-- T------" 100 ~ -7-- 17-' V'''
Not only are vorr Pills admirably adapted TO their pu-
pose as am arcrut Dat find their beneficial elects upon
r.. 80 ,.-y marked indeed They have IN my praC
M, r-,I NOR. ,cflal for the cure of bilious com
Ilrits than ANY remedy can mention ] sincerely
ri.. fl1- ,y. have rr length purgatyc which is wOf
INV line conf leu.y of the profession and the people
DEPARTMENT. OF THE INTERIOR,
WASHINGTON, d. c., 9Th Feb, lsji.
SIN. rlya ..l YOUR Pills iu uv general and hospital
,-. ylu u.jg them, and 10 not hesitate %
s- ti 1r. the bo.t cstlIrtic employ. Their rcgu
lr action un The liver Is quick aud decided, conse
.uu tpy aru au admirable remedy Tor arrangements
Hf ff.f ,-.Ir Indeed. I have seldom found case of
Ir,, e So obstinate that it dill not readily Weld 10
tI.ru FrlteuIlly yours. ALONLO BALI" NJ D.,
I.g,fritl oTtts Marine Hospital
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DOMAIN a. CO.,
Commission Merchants,
sHOCKOE SLIP,


sH0CKOE SLIP,
RichnOnd, virginia,
CONTINUE 10 give particular attention 70 the sale OF Tobacco,
Wheat Corn Cotton other country produce, consgnmens
Of which are respectfully solicited laz4-dym
JAS NJ GOGGIN, D. @ TRADER, B.w. 1; HOLT,
Formerly OF Virginia Memphis Formerly Of Virginia
GOGGHN, TRADER 81 HOLT,
COTTON AND TOBACCO FACTORS,
GrOcers, Resolving, forwarding and
9 ON IN : ion M er G n n { >,
iyll-lv Memphis, Tenn.
VIRGINIA
BURNING AND LUBRlCATlNG COAL OILS.
THE GREAT KANAwHA COAL AND OIL COMPANY,
Consisting our owS STATE has appontedus
Agents the sale Of their justly celebrated
BURNING AND LUBRICATlNG COAL OILS,
the quality which warranted and JNADULrERArRp
attention Apothecares and Dealers throughout
State supply which will belage and sold by tAsSne
jsii-a '''' '''''' '''' GoooH ECHoLs.
VALUABLE IMPROVEMENTS.
GATHER thoroughly tanned without the Of bark In
whatever and Of than two hundred
per cent n the price OF materials andin ontvehh the time re-
CURED by the Ola process
will he tested by experiment. and shown to who feel Inter
estei In the subject.
Heavy Hides win be tanned in from 20 10 so days.
Light Hides In from 10 20 IS days.
Kip Calf skins In from 8 TO . days.
Buck, Sheep, Hog or Goat skins, In one day.
this process better article Of Leather made being heav
tougher lmpryious TO water and preter article In
fact old Of tanning utterly Incapable making
good article Of Leather and will submit to the decision 81
any competent judges.
One OF the principle articles used for tanning By this pro ~ Is
plant growing spontaneously the country
be obtained simply by cuuingt@
person wishing 70 obtain inteest In this roesss which
In all confidence oder 70 the pablo eau address me
JOHN y. Chiffon,
Liberty, BE ford eoan:y, Va
tetS-em Proprietor
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~ ;. rtAIL SrEAmSmIP YORK


H ;. Wall STEAlISHIP YORK -,FFFSN
I TOwN-IoR NEW NoRS-Ihe AoENi0NN -Ss4T=zPs
Capt Lewis Parrish VII leave mere az toeA i
of M ners .tasr.cl and meals Included r Che very l1s
l, So. .' 4, p.ss,s 4, No-- k s,r1, 81 r, l. -iy
- boats Freft received day, Monday and Co e hour
.c- sss ar. rs,.sI ossal -,hr goods today Frss,
Boston taken moderate rates. and forwarded with dispatch
l s1s5- ,sa ''' secured al '- '-' IUDIiS WATSON
s9olS EVERY TUESDAY So
n AID SAT- N.-rlWIATAN SlEAN- -
rDAT CuNPANf.-lle steamer GRO FfAbopA Capt .t aFi
r-A,ri ~ r-eer, fshtt day. N9uds, ana up 90 ae hou-
Fr-t taken Cor Boston Via Baltimore q; low rates with great
20 d. received -r hoard miles, engaged Al Office
rs.l.- win please board before ~ O'Clock NJ, Tue
'I S,. me ., ,95 n l, o a. '''-''
Tssis for pas procured ether At our once IN saessoe Slip
opposite Columbian Hotel o. a steamers gharyes S9'Sgiis
won The a Vo. I ---sEFs.
4 steamship CRY OF RICHMOND Capt Mitchell Ss--gzzs-
oalug, Will sa on MONDAY, Che a'n INST az l' coek
passage reduced 90 900
Boston rt delivered through 81 lower rates than BY any o
Tor freight or passage apply 70 81. s-,,,. .,--.
.rss-d2t Rockets.
I9ONEON >rEN uNtIIP LINZ. recirY <sFFSh
ID ~ NEw lokh, viii leave ty fvili Tor bos Skskll~
stsbi ree,,,,i q. o.. T.-as caapauys She'd on Noni
sD,h, Tle,y ist aj daa, 2l NAV, up 90 ls O'Clock
l .ss ''. si o. '''''' Apply SHIELDS &sovERuuE
gNOR GKORCETOMN,. :. G. TIE ne. superior 4fEs
a M 1 t. '.- . ' .s'.,' 9f M ~ -
P. aS&,- e. ''. ' '''' UuDSpUGu4RE
4 PlcLe. sshr. NICHOLSON Cap. N.,s1s.a, has S-S
f.r cf Der t.I going . lyAsi, r.ii t't
t .., despatch. Bog '''' '' ''' -''ip ". cURRrs
itoR CH,RLESToN.S.C; r.s SUPERIOR f.si s.S75.
; s.llr- seHr.-,r VILLAGE D.N, Capt thas g. -
.. having , s-ette- portion .I H.-c Gang. rnrg.i elu saH
Id n
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BLOWS FOR FALLOWING-~
III CULTIVATORS AND HARROWS FOR SSS~3
PUTTING IN WHEAT.-Beheying that IhaNe &tsAN
In my NEW PLOW the Pillow in use,
make offer Farmers and Planters viii furnish hen
with these Implements andhey not better than those nov
have they them after trying them free Of charge
E8-Fresh supply Of Turnip Seed just received
p H. sTARKE, No. 50 Main st.,
Q do,rs ain Charles Hotel
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Constipation, COstivCness, suppression,
Rhrumnti,n, GCut, Neuralgia, DrOpsyB
Paralysis, Fits, etc.


From pr. IT, T.. Vaughn, Montreal Canada.
Too much cannot bc said of your Pills for the cure ot
ra.flr.. IfotUar- col fraternity have found them
m rl..lrl. gs have. they should join mo In proclaim
r. b Cor tr, baua.t of the muttujc- who suher from
fr-f .,trI.rr vII.n although bad enough ian ITSELF Is
an. pru.euor off others thar are worse. believe COS
f o or .iult, ju the Ncr but your Pills adec that
ORGAN sud cure the disease,
From Ms D. START. Physician Cfd MiJris, Boston.
find one or two lir. dose fyour Pills taken 40 the
urUra.r Time. srr excellent lTuW.iNr7 ui thr H.f".H
S-tf.H. when wholly or partially suppressed amt also
very elyetuu to 6.'Iusf tNr f'tf't anu ,P N''A''.
rb rr, 500 much the BEST ply-ic have that recon
u.ul uo other Co may patients
From ts E.- D.. Hurts oftie lEtlodia Epis Church
PULASKI uut~r. savannah, Gl., Jan. %, i,5f
IIDNurIp sur. I should D.. uu-rrlul for tIr relief
your skill hl. brought Wc D. ] did not report my ease
in ,ar 4 r.lI settled in uy limbs and brought uu ~
crtru.. Ifi. .ssf.s, which ended in chronic rhcH
t.rff,a. NOTWITHSTANDING had the best OF ply -iJu-
U.-. luI until Toy tltt advise OF
N.ur az ut AGENT iu Baltimore lr. MJrkcuzi, rird
,lur Pills Their effects slow, but ~ur' l.l per
-...trrl. ono the oI them, aiu now entirely we'll
SENATE CHAMBER, latou Rouge, La, Dee. l,i,.
pr AVER. 1 have h,eu entirely cured, by your l1lS,
OF Et,HsHfi. to'-a painful d.cl-, tlat hri ..l,''d
mn. Tor wears. VINCENT SLlDELL.
or Most OF the Pills in market contain Mercury,
which, although 20 valuable remedy IN skiliul hands, Is
d.rou- u public pill, from the dreadful consequences
thll frequently follow it~ iucIuiou- USE These contain
no mercury or mineral >ulstanc, whatever
Price. % cents per Box, or Boxes for 81.
Prepared by DR.. J. C. AVER & CO., Lowell, Mass
sold wholesale and RETAIL by PURCELL, LADD CO.. Rich
nond Va n D. RlVES Co, Petersburg; J. H. SEAY, LyHgh
burg; and BY an druggists and merchants. aPls-eoW6m
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CHESTNUT GROVE NHlSh H IL A..
The Purest Medicinal Agent known has ,he
community a stmulent pure healhfa and nyigorahs, a.
same time mild delicious beverage II IS Calculated 70 uo
with the vile drugged that Is palmed on on the
and which Is Injurious to body and mind In addition 70 Ie
hcates beneath he received Diploma from the $500
CULTURAL SOCIETY, and additional testimony rom ~
Of Boston who teshes under oath TO It's absolute purify
CERTIFICATEs
PHILADELPHIA, Sept 9, 1s5s.
We have carefully the sample OF Chestnut Grove
YOU ert us and and that contains of the Poisonous
stance known as OIL which the characteristic ana
Ingredient Of the Whikys In general use. ,,r c,u.c
Analytical Chemists.
NKw YORK. Sept 8, 1883.
Ihave analy1ed sample OF Chestnut Grove Whisky received
nom Mr. Charles Wharton J Of Philadelphia and having care
fully tested t. pleased state that entirely nee ron
poisonous deeerou substances an unusually pure Anu
sne Favored ouality of whisky JAMES r. Chiffon,
Analytical Chemist
Bosrox March 7, 1859.
Ihave chemical analysis OF COMMERCIAL samples OF On
nut Grove Whisky which proves be free from the heavy fus
Oils and perfectly pure unaduerated The hne flavor Of
this Whisky derived the Grain used manufacturing IT,
Respectfully, A, A. HAYES, NJ D. state Assayer,
For sale nv O. WHARTON, JR,
Sole Principal Agent,
Iaqs-sm No 1i6 Walnut Street, Philadelphia.
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DEMOVAL.-we beg leave to inform our friends and the
II public generally that we have removed to our new ronron
store on Governor between Main and Franklin where
largely increased facilities for manufacturing all articles in
our Hoe and will be sbf 10 sog the largest complete
assortment Of STOVES, RANGES, FURNACES BRITANNIA
PLATED JAPANNED and plain TINwARE to 6e foand In
house either South We have also magnificent
ment Of GAS PIXTURF Of all kinds and shall continue carry
on the PLUMBIN GAS and STEAM FITTING TIN and PA rENT
ROOFING Of business with largely increased force
and facilities assuring customers that have sysemized
our business shall attend 20 all orders with
Thankful very liberal patronage bestowed many
years pat; hope TO eeeye continuance OF the same In
house
feq CHARLES ID. YALE co
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omANGE oF MOI { EOM NlAhlING

NoaFUlE-Messrs J. NJ smith Bros.
Ptrt.l-rrlI.- Nessrs s. q. Baptist Z Go.
R.tHvuSu-Sle.lis a Souerylle
nrlu-fm
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LloH TI.ILADELPmIA.-IT-.- ! u i

a. =
n .r-Ius-h III CITY on RICHMOND. Capt Mitchell. 49,
ov sa1ag viii sll MONDAY, che ao,n INST az Do 0cOck
A NJ
Passage reduced 90 500.
boston sg, delivered through q. lower rates than by any 9th
sr li1s
EDGAR p SITES, Acing Agent,
R1.krtt.
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4 sthoui Hsss, very ins and ,upsH'r'" wN.vipsh
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YIRGENHA

IUI AUHiNIV
GrOcers, Resolving, forwarding and
@ ON 10 = ion M er h a n t -,
willy Memphis, Tenn.
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Sold wholesale and retail by PURCELL, LADD Co, Rich
nond Va n a. RlVES Co, Petersburg; J. H. SEAY LyRyl
burg: and By an druggists and merchants. apl9-eoW6m
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-01-27
Gltp ann Gountp ynteIIrqente.
Superior Court, Criminal Term.

THE OXFORD MANSLAUGHTER CASE.
Thursday, Jan 26.-THomas Saunders testi
fed that he was at the house of Pope on the
night of the occurrence when Moran came in;
that Moran sat down and commenced to drink
liquor. He (Moran) had knife in his hand,
and after drinking walked around the house
with the knife open; that he went out to help
Moran, who was lying on the ground in state
of intoxication; that he and Pope tried to get
Moran into the house ont of the cold that Mo-
ran kicked him (SaundersG that Pope struck
Moran; that when Saunders and Pope went
into the house, Moran came up to the door
and broke it in by giving it kick.
Mrs. Saunders, wife of the last witness, was
at the house of Pope at the time of the alleged
assault and saw Moran, who was drunk ;
he had a knife in his hand while walking
round the house, he several times seized one
OF her children and pulled it around Moran at
tempted to go down cellar, and her mother
told him not to go down cellar, as he was so
drunk she feared he would fall and kill HIM
self; Moran went out of the door and fell off
from the steps; recovered himself, but soon
fell again; Mr. Pope and sundry witnesses
within tried to get Moran into the house !;
Moran struck Mrs. Saunders mother so hard
as to cause a large lump Moran came up to
the door and broke it open by kicking; he
then fell off the steps he then seized a
boiler standing near the door and smashed sew
eral windows.
Mrs. Moran testified that neither Pope or
Ryan struck Moran with a club ; that neither
of the defendants had any clubs; that if they
had clubs she could not have failed to see them.
Ed,card King testified that Mrs. Moran told
him her husband went down to Pope's, and
broke windows, and that Pope and Ryan
struck him with a club, and knocked him
down that she told him this in English knew
she could not speak any English here, though
she spoke it then; CLOCKS queer" Thomas
Thompson of Oxford testified that Mrs. Moran
spoke English whenever he addressed her in
that language, and that she spoke English as
general thing. Mrs Jane Pope testified that
she usually conversed with Mrs. Moran in
English. Bridget Healy had known Mrs. Mo-
ran since July, and in conversation she always
used the English language. James Cosgrove
testified that Mrs. Moran always ralked to him
in English. The District Attorney asked the
witness if he was a Catholic. He replied, he
was not. care you Protestant? 2" inquired
the District Attorney "No, l don't go to
meeting anywhere" he replied. John Hutch
inson testified that Ryan, one of the defend
ants, was always quiet and orderly man.
He also said Mrs. Moran could talk English.
The court room to-day was crowded with
interested spectators. The testimony for the
defence was closed, and Mr.. Very commenc-
ed his argument.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-01-27

The LECTURE BY DR. PHELPs-Hon. Chas
A. Phelps delivered the last lecture but one
in the Mechanics course, last evening. His
subject was William Pitt, the great English
commoner A brief sketch OF his life, from
his entrance into Parliament at the age of q,
to his death, was crowded into an hours read.
ing, and the illusions to Pultney, Fox, Lord
Mansfield, the inscriptions Walpole, and
other men of the time, were very brief
to name them. One hour is a brief space
in which to do historical justice to such
a comprehensive subject
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-01-27

The QUESTION DECIDED. = After many
meetings Of the members Of Mr.. Becehhr's
church, and much animated discussion,
the society has decided to continue its
contributions to the American Board of Com.
mssoners for Foreign Missions, in the same
manner that they have been made during the
last two years. During the discussion which
the question of cutting off these contributions
excited, Mr.. Beecher said the position of the
board on the subject of slavery was synony-
nous with his own, and that he should regard
the proposed measure as personal rebukc.
Ai'er the decision was announced, he took oc.
casion TO express his entire confidence in tho
cnurcn' ana said he believed they all got good
and felt better from the Tree disc,ss;on ,,'L;a,
they had been having, and that the tact ma
been demonstrated, that Congregational
church could debate a subject and se,,lo /,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-01-27

AT special meeting of Tiger Engine Company
No. 6, of Worcester, the following resolutions were
adopted
Whereas, reports detrimental 10 the character of
our Company as an organized body ofmen, and
have been circulated i'll city, and these reports
are of such nature to affect character as cit-
zens if allowed to pass NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Resolved, That, in view of the fact that our name
a Company has been coupled with the gatherings
and noisy assembages that have taken place in our
streets since the Inauguration of the present city
government, we do wholly and unqualiiiedly deny
any sympathy with or instigation of these gatherings
any designed participation therein.
Resolved, That we earnestly deprecate any of
name an organization, by any clique, sect, or
party TO advance personal ends political interests
asking SUCH if such there be, to allow to stand
fall on merits.
Resolved, That, after investigation, we are fully
satisfied that majority of these reports originate
and are circulated by persons not connected with
the department, and that further attempts of like
character will meet from us prompt Iebuke.
Resolved, That, as tiremen, will endeavor to
be prompt when duty calls, and at all times to main
tain the character Of law-abiding citizens
Resolved, That these resolutions be presented to
the daily press of Worcester for publication.
L. b. FAIRBANk,
Z. L. DODGE,
Adopted January 26, 1860.