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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-03-21

%"Too late / loved Thee, oh Beauty of ancient
days, yet ever new. And 10! Thou vert within and
/ abroad searching for Thee. Thou vert with me,
but not with Thee. August Soliloq. Book X.
-ehs and Death but an Infinite Ocean of Light and
aSD3se flowed over the Ocean of Darkness: And in
that saw the Infinite Love of od ~ George FoaS
Journal.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-03-21

HOUSE FOR SALE OR TO LET
- House No. oxford street, with barn attached
Apply to c. NJ. SAWIN
mch6 diff No. 8 Seaver street.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-03-21

NMALL I ANN FUN OALE-Sltuated
of good land all under good of cultivation
with Dwelling House, Barn, Carriage House, Sheds and
other out-buildngs, wells of neverailing water.
Said farm will be sold great bargain, terms,
if applied for immediately. j. S PINKHAM
253 and 255 Main, corner Mechanic street,
mchlA diff Worcester
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GO be Eet.

ROOMS AND POWER TO LET
~ Very desirable and pleasant and steady pow
er for mechanical operations the of popula
ton in the city, can be obtained reasonable and
satisfactory terms application at the junction Ma
chine Shop, to the subscriber No 81 Southbrdge
street. JAMES ESTABROOK.
aul0
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= FARM FOR SALE.-A valuable

TT7..;T AIlH IOh OhIIT.-A NdIUdDIU
Hi Farm situated in Worcester, Millbury Avenue,
A-sAtwo and three fourths miles from the City Hall,
and contains about forty of land twenty-five of
which is suitably divided into Moving, Tage and Pas
turing and fifteen of young and thrifty wood land
said Farm is in good state of cultivation, and well
adapted to the raising of vegetables and fruit small
Orchard in good bearing condition; House and Wood
house in good repair; large Barn attached with Cellar
under the same two good wells of water with pumps
For further particulars inquire of VIM A. BRIGHAM,
the subscriber on the premises W. CHAPMAN.
Worcester, March IS, 1860 d6tw*
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-03-21
= FOR SALE-A very neat and de-

T1..;r OlG C1ALl>- n very H6dJ anu ue-
iI sirable Cottage House. nearly new containing
s%<1..Azconvenently arranged rooms, well supplied with
good water and other cOnvenences with Barn attached
ard centrally located being about five minutes walk
from Main street Said House, Barn and Land the
proprietor $1,000, and will be very cheap at $780,
which be will sell it to any DESTROYS of purchasing
Please apply to VIM. GItEENLEAF, Esq, No. 81 Main
street, Worcester. diff mhl3
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00lants.

ROARDERS WANTED.-Several GEN
~ tleman boarders can be accommodated with pleas.
ant rooms and good board at Mrs. HUNTS, No. Sud
bury street diff sic
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-24

ea1 s1 x9a s:ss.:.ssst;
there not ID e =: city, sy h h m
utmost. more than a ctD OOJ. Tho real estate =
the city wAs valued BY the aasossOTs iast summer
IT 4N,2 0Oo- Eve times 40 much astne AD3ve cap
n sse Hn ax ss1 10 the sM"a", Of ~ and from
the - OOO 0D0. 9a2769 y thus comDelnng me me.
chants AMI others in the city own'ng - w w U
pay SO OOO than the owners oil real estate In
dollars for one And is it not reasonable and
just that in our. taxation we should, AZ IaI as
pnss ble. relieve thnse who are 50 0ppfcssvciy
bu dened By the taxation 81 the Ssa.e: % ,ii
he made upon this tax Oil real estate Dy .no
tax on all species of property equal we must con-
clude that il is most unwise policy 70 pursue u
system of taxation which viii preclude the return
Of capital to the city for patTy consideration.
The real estate Of the city, as we nave sala, 10
valued at $50 go COO; the visible personal proper
ty is assessed at ABOUT ~ 90 money ano crea
tate would pay S>6 90. and personal property,
money and credits, would pay S CO. Is this small
owners of 0O0 900 of real state tn induce them
to pursue pO.ic; which has already produced such
mschevuus effects, and which, ifcontinued must
be still more Injurious to the O. the CITY!
real property in the'city must be In direct proper
tion to the amount and prosperity OF the business
Of the city. Increase and prosper the BUSINESS,
and GU enhance the value OF real estate. But to
prosperous business ample capital is a positive
necessity, the place OF which neither economy
labor or sagaci'y skill. or all together. sup
ply Let us not then, drive away capital or deter it
from coming. b. our legislation; but rather let US
attract it, encourage it, cherish It, foster it. and
thus quicken into existence new branches of bust
ness, and give vitality. expansion and prosperity
to all our eeHnnmaal fmH !R ch.;,
February 9th. l3D.
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PREsRNrrMKNT IN A DRAMA young lady,
daughter Of Herman Miller. Track Nasters Of
yne CENTRAL RrAiiroad, recently told her par
en- u 5000 after che aruse, that she had dreamed
lat night that Mr. keist, who attends the
railroad bridge At Aliens Greek, was killed,
and that Mrs. X. came To the house To tell Mr.
Miller. A short time after relAti ng this dream,
aud while the family were At breakfast, Mrs
keist came In to tell that her husband was
killed by the cars last night Mt Brighton. SO
impressed was the girl with the force OF the
dream, that she ran 10 another when she saw
the woman approaching the door, as she 1elt
sure that she had tale Of sorrow to tell.
MIR. keist was a German who had worked
for number Of years on the railroad under
the directions of Mr.. Miller, and his wife had
often called al his house and thus become well
acquainted with the family. When she had
told her dream, Mr.. NJ. had not heard of The
accident indeed, the Coroner having charge Of
the body did not know VIII The unfortunate
man was. While theresr thousands ofdreams
that are prem onitory, now and then, there 10
one occurrence, Of which the dreamer knew
nothing-Rochtstsr Union.
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CITY FINANCES. &c.
r EPoKT or TH iE. SSSCyMMITrEE OF

rhs Committee Of Finance herewith submit an
Ordlnance Imposing taxes Tor the next 6sca! year.
and also statements and made out BY the
Auditor. The statement A 10 statement Of
the receipts and disbursements for the eleven
months from the LIST da, Of March, 1852 TO the LIST
day Of February, 1850 Statement b 10 an estiMa ate
OF the receipts and disbursements for the next
fiscal year.
1t appears from the Auditors statement A, that
LIST Of March 1850 to the LIST of February 1860. IN
ciuding the balance on hand at the commencement
of this period was ................:S5I5 .6&S "a
Ard the whole amount OF disbursements
daring the same period was. sol .2s5 Is
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GOLD PRODUCE OF BRITISH CoLuMR1A-Th

GOLD PRODUCE OF BRITISH CoLUMBIA-Thq
quantity of gold dust shipped during the mon b
ofNovember was $i75,ouU, showing an excess
of $5U,0uO over October, and a total for the
three months OF $ll0,766. This is exclusive
OF what is taken away by the returning miners
aud private parties, of which some idea may
be formed by the following curious incident
On board the bark Henrietta, with about eigh ty
passengers from Port Douglas, theft had been
committed-one of the miners had lost his
purse with about $500 worth of gold dust. A
search was instituted, and all on board were
req uested to show their treasure. This was
complied with, and the result was that about
S61, 900 in gold dust was laid open to inspec-
ton
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Herman, Consul At TripoIi, has just informed
The family Of DR.. vogeL that this unf0rsana,e
traveller was assassinaied Immediately aftel
his entrance into the Wsdy He had his In.
formation from the Sultan Of Born0u.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-24

dzAss-G RowH SrRxxrs IN NEW Yopx
y VT. Htanhsy :; berkeley. in letter from New
following remarkable observation: ''''
THE Broadway IL certainly very fine
rouGhfare-sAat is, sches compared 10 he ~.
serted by.rays asd grass-svoWs streets wAieA
lead from IT," p
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PoIsON ED BY STRYCHNINE WHIsKEY-
Nicholas Spencer and his wife, both colored,
were poisoned in Steubenville, Ohio, last Sat
urday, by drinking strychnine whishey-the
husband dying within half an hour after TAX
ing the fatal dose. and the wife suffering so
much at the time the letter was written to the
Pittsburg Chronicle, that her death was mo-
mentarily expected. The parties. it seems, pro-
which, it is said, was heavily charged with
strychnine.
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PIANO roRTEs.

LlGHTE 4 b n A ID b y r US
S7 PTANOS.-We call the attention Of the
-UJAll citizens Of Richmond and Virginia, to
our PIANO FORTkS. We have placed these IN
in all respects E:sy be tested by the side Of the
famed CHICKERING'S.
high and as numerous testimonials rs any factory
in the country, all of which can be seen at Mr..
CARUsI's 3, on Broad street, 81 door frem 9th.
LIGHTE Il BRADBURY.
CHlCKERlNG PIANOS to he had
"ku ID door from 9th.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-24

ENGLISH IGNORANCE OF AMKRICA-The
ability, in speaking Of the United States, says
the nation has a Postmaster General, Secre-
tary of Foreign Relations "a Secretary Of
Coinage, of Customs and of Pablo Lands
These are the five departments of the United
States government and these are all. The
Americans have no Secretary Of the Treasury,
of War, of the Navy and Of the Interior, and
therefore there can be no just comparison be-
tween the legislative business at Washington
and London.
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LARGE BELL.-The largest steel bell which
has yet been produced in Sheffield, England.
was cast there lately at the foundry OF Messrs
Naylor, Vckers u Co., Millsend 1t is to be
used as a fire alarm hell in the city Of San
Francisco. The weight is tons, ~ cwt., or
1854 pounds. 1t is five feet three inches high,
six feet ten inches in diameter at the mouth
and is four and a half inches thick at the point
where the clapper strikes.
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uINn,Co LAND tuK ssLrn,,i,.

- STEAU. contntpins f5u ieev gcfes 81 ." p !.
cd sarIen land, SIX mics = IS, 81 h,ehn'gI's ~
immediately ou the rhres Chopped ~ /, d.
lninlns toe lands OF X T. i.'ritt ANa Id fsss
The dweiin< rs new sud contains i'.l VAC -
There ls all the necessars or h"psos. , ,s7a
in 20, Il oIler; welt IT purr wee az S.s, >.
orchsfd nj csoicc fruit trees s"e' - X -
6nd Uni. \ most desiri''e re- aen'e ,.,-slaf, =
harhoos ~ good and hcflehy ; 90 pySsTI.
Ply w Ma ~ pssfsA
fe2-,,rs
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SSSIGHT.-M. J. FRANKLIN &
CO., OPTICIANS. offer to the public
Hs Ss
serving and restoring the impaired vision TO its
Rx.sSyo ESQ YEP lSrfe fssort%s sEr q
GLASSES and MATHEMATICAL INsTRU-
MENTS; the finest collection Of STEREO-
found in great variety. at their oce. tho City
Savinga Bank. l%a am atreek. Richmond Va. -
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A NATURAL BRIDGE. VA.-Hav-
VA ing purchased the ea,ire
d I 49, N

ls,Ql NATURAL BRIDGE PROPERTY.
dltlons IN, House. WIN be pIepared b, the frst
OF May to entertana larser number 81 visitors.
"a more n, comfortable msnner than ever before
the make, siSrd. Nv Bar vii hs snecsa VITA VITA
the bes. Wines and LIQUORS. ! respectfully solicit
them that they shall he entertained IN q mar ner
that cannot fail to please The Bride ,-'H BE- free
STORE HOUSE FOR RENT ic'N iSsr 70 d.
s.:. the M, e sEi to II: n :.
on very reasonable terms: 81, Any one wishing to
slrable stand. Ltesl-lml OHN LUsrEk.
- ORNAMENTAL TREES.-soo SILVER
- and tree Of knots. They will make beautiful
'"'''' ''' '''"i a joMSsF6S " ss6.
fe Its us Main street.
> Steam Candy Manufacturer, Eve story build
ing: Main street. SIX deofs below Msssfs. Isaacs
r.H tS ' ss e. S.Sss
to accommodate his old customers and tho pubic
sspssraiy Y, rss yssS liberal .a.rossss bestowed
an enlarged establishment. u offer Inducements %
purchasers unesualed 'hls side OF Philadelphia.
settled disposition to do large whoiesais bssiness.
:ei,c,s call from the buying public e Nc; ~
~ Buit6rks q. s who o ss:'' ss %
prOvements. woald do well to call upon the sub
scriber at an early day the latter part Of the
season - apt to b. too much occupied e allow very
AMPLE time to improve and pertect ihem unlsss
they have bssn anaer previous eens,deF.slon. In
order 10 give sat,sfaction BY Producihk the most
complete work, solicit lnueSiess Stseys,cn;,
Architect, Civil and Mechanical Engineer, God
din's Hal. corner 18th AID bsnk streets, Rich
mend, Va. jay-lm
yMAY. .1ALANCk MANOLE EARLE
Iu!LEETn Y.-sast F fT : NV loe q o0sh
.s;s 4 s.S: :.'P EyG!t is:,:s,
70 - cold il lots to aeeoamods1a families and
othsrs, very cheap. Apply s. E1. COOKS
de l5-0 Auction Store. n MAin street.
ClLvEA. PLA1KD CAATORS.. .Nsv and
e,. red .'''''' & S:s ::.! !s''
sTQHkKYN. OVCk6 AND CNfckENA ;.
have received nice lot of TpFksyA pucks
40 ca'alsa'' csal 1904 ~ g. hssHpaIpaR.
1s0 TVe II h.ist Al,sases;
sdl 0f GfaMsason; OIL Ut Cloves; Osi 81 Ytkpfr.
mint; Oh Of Wintay Green, Oh cf eaxsatfas; Oil ~
AZ. Assia Sweet OH; al ks4s e sss,Srs: g. sar
Main stFoek Scar Oh marriott.
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THE NAN8.-Frederick Soutbrate Brown
mas applied TO the Louisiana Legislature to
Suinorlze him and his children. Alice Eliza.
S Ss.n, Harriet, Emma, Octavia aud Edward, to
through the world as Southrsfes. sar ~" ,s ~
son ,nat !" the acts OF the late John Browr' Of
hoontlon noto.iety, have fixed a stiemn nnon
mo "Ame OF Brown which IL intolern ble =
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,a motion, the House adjourned

On Sunday next will occur tina inst public
performance Ct an opera that has ever taken
place in New York
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CHANCERY NOTICES.

(NlTY or RICHMOND, TO WIT: At Rules
" held in the Clerk Office Of thu Court of Hust-
ngs for the said City. On Monday. the 9th day of
February. 1850:
Edward NofvnI and J. ]. Waggonsrl
partners under the style Of Nor
veil Waggoner.. -..-..... Pitts.
0sdtnst -
silas Sc, monr, A. A. McGaHey. and s. IN CAsk'
Fl. Cole. late partners under the
style IF Seymour, MsGafey Il
The object Of this suit is to recover against the
defendants damages, which damages are laid in
the declaration at the sum of one thou sand dolars
Affidavit having been made thar the defendants are
not residents ofthe State Of Virginia the, are he
BY required to appear in the said Clerks Office,
within one month after due publication hereaf and
do what NAV be necessary To protect their interest
A Copy-Teste, RIO, HOWARD Clk.
Re 2-lawlw
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SEwARD's PROTKGK.-Some years ago An
thony Adams (negro) was deeoyed on board a
schooner in New York, carried South and
sold a slave. Senator Seward became in
formed Of the circumstances, took much in.
terest in the kidnapped man. and finally sue
ceeded In procuring his release. This distin.
SnAshed colored individual was arrested in
Newiown, N. J, last week, charged with rob-
bling henrOost
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-24

CHINESE $ GAR CANE.-Because there is not
the usual amount of talk with reference to this
product in the West, the belief has obtained
that 1T has proved itselfanother humbug-that
the people have given it up. But such is not
the fact. Its value and profit a crop was
never held in higher estimation than to-day
and the amount of cash it has saved to the far
mers of the West, which has usually been ex.
pended for sugar and s.fups, has gone far to
relieve them OF their financial embarrass-
ments We do not speak of all localities, but
In very many such has been the cSse, and fac IS
have reached us confirming this assertion from
sources which we cannot gainsay.--Cineianati
Scientific Irtiann
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-24

I ,lTY OF RICHMOND, TO WIT: At rules
~ held in the Clerks Of6ce of the Court Of Hust-
lnss for the said city, on Monday. the 9th day Of
February, 1850:
John Dafracott Plfl
=. assinM In CASH
Richard F. Darracott ...........Dft.\
The object OF this suit is to recover against the
defendant DAMAGES, which damages are LAID in the
declaration at the sum Of Five Hundred Dollars
AmdAyt having heen made that the defendant,
Richard f. DarracOtt, is not resident of the State
OF Virginia, be 10 hereby required appear in the
said Clerks Once, within one month after due pub
hcss.ca hereof. and dc what may he necessary 10
protect has interest. Copy-Teste
fe 8-lsvtw RO. HOWARD, Crk.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-24

Ia BOOTS, SHOES, &c.-The atten
G-B ton OF the public is respectfully asked to
my stock Of Boots and Shoes, eons'st,ns of every
variet, of style and quality. for Ladies, Gentle
men. Misses. Boys, Children md Servants. shall
continue. rs heretofore, to manufacture as exten
sivey any other house in the c,ty every thing in
my line that may he called tor. and shall, az lave
always done. use bu: the best material
that can be procured any where. Persons deslrous
of purchasing Richmond made Boots and Shoes
are assured tina. the, will find good assortment
at as low prices as such goods can be had Tor 1t
the establishment, No. 90 Main street
mo e. pbGE
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HATS AND CAPE.
a SPRING STYLE . SIX Han

-.l.ss-- -. .a
a STRING sTYL T. SIX Hlr
EHlElr s WEiSlGkh = a.
No. ls7 Masn s.ree.. opposite 'Ae IA '
TIL \ TRspp BLOCK.
METROPOLITAN: ,ss
Also-A handsome ;.se p,aF Z %SiEssNlgEsss
e ITS No. is' ~
rsL,.. ,..s.-nATs. tAr .., ~
uFuRS-RoBERT l.. pI ckI Vs.. sIsss
t. Banford, D,ckinson We.s'te 81 n sssI,
bexs leave 10 call the aitenti9n ~ ,sos " 80
i Srssffss T;a p b: ffSsc 81 fks .s.
been selected ftom tho largest ~ Ns'i .s ~ ~
the most favorable tesms, s1 fRsa's..s Tisssltv
prislns ali the LATEST and MOST LA ~
BLE STY LEs, .oe nsnsrsgs g g.' "a - -
yill b sold At Wholesale sad fe'>''' ss
Mssc nsess arc rssy>c,fay solicited 80
ny stock. knowins that in price Sas'"
cannot bs surpassed. .--.-,,sI ~
n MILITARY GOopSi1i az, 1s,' MAS y
VI Inrxa variety OF MILL an xsea 80
GAYS, tss samples. lany OF sn"s nosls.; -
At vsrs iow sricss' Nv L. u as's'h''~r
.,I.xrT 4 WEisiakH, -,
|0orrosqsTr,2m e ss'' SrsaE g, J
.ESs yi |s S. CENT, sgSTs AisE Rktss
EBEdfSNTSg VET ItcfJHk r. ssaS N ,t sSs
s..sss!msas Of p X&EE'NGb hiss kSi liars aad
Il greet variety. ---~-----.--.... 4 = ~.
QcaVFEstl. sJs2ss 81; Il 4 L.. :
rYKNnY CLAY Ct6As N.
- hFaad, Tar sA's y Az, II PEARcEa .sAsssi
h,aSgists' AS' ,s,ssa
< rrKNrlON. Mil.irAKx.,,,, " =, sa x
~! e Gloves NTH SsSlS ! W'll''
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-. FAR NJ OF 43o A,kn,iN tn..''

MT r ~, W III y x. N-tsST.s
- PIKE. SIX NJ lies FROM hANGhse ~! -
FOR SALE We are nurhnri zeG 70 Sc la-
FARM, recent, IN the occupshcl 81 ~ ,as
tain Cooke, and now tenan'rd by M ssY ~. :.
Mayo. The tract contains AZ acf's s 49,. I,
cleared, balance IN wood and tin.t-i Ihe ... "a
on the place are, Tor the most part. nes.H a., ~
embrace gteat varis,, and are amp.e loi sE -
COMMUNICATION of a large ,aH.it. o..,,,,
IS the owner DOW res ldes ia dis'ABI va az ?
anxious to sell. aud II immediate agfd'A-'-
made, great bargain vii De wen -, "a
Mr.. Na,o. residing on the place, Will t'fs y,
sure in showing IL to those = no nay t1,ssosny
Apply To bODpit AffEh .s,,,
fs H-6t
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l}ov Banks, Of Macs achusetts ie still eon
unsd Is illness 10 his room.
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LADIES BATTLr."-A singular female uar-
rel lately occurred in the vicinity of Scroep-
pei, near Syracuse, New York couple OF
abandonea women were ia the habit of at
tending religious meetings held in a school
house. and of COMFORTING themselves in an
intoleraDIe manner. The respec table females
of the community finally determined to stop
their proceedings; and, upon consultation.
concluded to administer a strong application
OF moral suasion. The girls were me: when
on their way to church with two sporting
men The ladies were violently assaulted but
the two men soon took to their heels leaving
the girls to go it on their own nerves which they
did most valiantly; but overwhelming num-
bers proved more than a match for superior
skill, and the girls were finally compelled TO
beat a retreat. minus a head-uress and some
other articles, and one of them with her dress
and skirt under her arm.
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OCAfS AND LADIES' FURS CHEAP, VERY
!. .,CSHEAP--4lO0lU WORTH OF sliATS ANb
CAPS AT COST.-Haying determined to close out
dsy my stock, which very large and we'll seecied,
At cose for cpsh. Nov 10 the chance for those 10
Z 9!N o. 60. . SS q fbr % aoft Hats worth el.sc
~ % $3.50 - for %. o. % fos SAM. snd % ior
% 81 an liz NINA Ia IN III III al nv .sn
- thas I'll NhQ are in waat csn save % Der cent 81
cal9tnx 81 n hood street. ! have az Of She lste
styes Of sou Hats Aad Dress Hats al my own NAN
aiecsurs. Hass made n order nt the shortest No
ucs. WIN. r. MOORE.
ARD.-s0 pk'Es tlskasA Lard, E.r sais Ay ! :
- MASSIE r PLEASASTs !
fAN0i 3. lilo hQyes allow CAnaiss, an s,,s. !.
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RIBBONS,
MILLINERYand
STRAW GOODS
ARMSTRONG, GATOR & Co.

ARMSTRONG;, GATOR & CO.,
RBsoNsf s snss a"a g. sArrNs,
HEkyETs, fyeS s6si fl.SWEsst
No. 81 and Lofts CT 1,g Baltimore st.,
Oser stock unaarpna.ed m the United states in
Orders soiiclrd and rrompt a,ten,i, m given.
TEnNs-sis months; s per cent Of for ash. par
y SHAST5 VINO GEE : An AND f hsA Ten IN
GROUND PLASTER.-We would cal, your spe
Sa . sJr s' hf IN sis me
chased with special reference 20 Tia interest OF the
From our long experience In the h~,,ness and Civ
ing it personal Ion. seeing that every kar
ss
thing IN sayns that i will b to your interest to
q :: es oa. ss. e.. :'.ns bag;
port L Co, Js.; T. Bother. and other msrchant..
S1s,s a,si q =: s.;,,,
KINe.. Pa EMIUM SECURING EsTAB.
c.,y. ion" EN- Il sesh street, between Main and
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-24

DROWNED WITHOUT SINKING.-A singular
death occurred at Cairo on Wednesday, which
is without a parallel. A gentleman who was
cabin passenger on the steamer Platte Val
ley. fell overheard. The life boat was imme-
dlateiy sent after him, and he was picked up
after floating some distance, BIZ. found to be
dsnd. He may possibly have been stricken
with apoplexy. causing him to fall overheard
but the prevailing opinion is that he drowned
mNaout sinking, or at least without sinking
very far, as he went under one or Two times
but only for a few seconds.-LouisriHs Courier,
1914,