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Worcester daily spy., 1860-10-01
WM. Bi. MALLORY,

Dr. BronsOn's blood FOOd.-The demand for
ms uhrlfaed Preparation is beyond the possibility of
doubt and It's sale becoming large as that Of any
otcr article now before the public. Tens thousands
M etSohs VINO Were sufferers daily walking
the streets oi all the principal cities Union and y
their influence spreading the f4me of ''Dr BKoNsoNs
bL0oD fooD throughout the civilized world. But the
say IN whole newspaper column 1t gives life health
and beauty 10 the sick and restores by magic those
only say try IT, M
- We would also call the attention of Mothers to Dr.
EATONs NFANTILE CORDIAL This said to be superior
10 any article OF the kind now known. If your anxious
hearts are panied by witnessing the sunerinas of vour
iittIe ohcs rose no time IN procuring bottle II an
lnvuaDle Speclhc for infants eehng softenng their
suhs ana alaving all fever and irritation BY ull means
Set me Cordial, relieve the suernus your children
Farmer, BTidgepOu Ct. ' "'
- - See advertisement. For sale by GEO. r. SPErRR
DAEiD SCOTT, NJ GREEN d Co. and GFORGE
F. HARLOW, Agents, Worcester. d&wlm so
Worcester daily spy., 1860-10-01

HelmboId'. Extract of Isuchu For Diseases
OF the Bladder. Kidney, Gravel Dropsy, &c., &c.
llELMBoLD'S Extract of Buchu tor Secret and Deli
cate Diseases.
bilitaed sufferers.
HELMBOLD'S Extract of Buchu for Loss of Memory
Loss of Power, Dmness OF Vision, Difficulty breathing
Weak Nerves. and Universal Lasstude of the muscular
HELMBOLD'S Extract of Buchu for all distressing
Distractions, Irregularities, Excess in ma ried
me- or early lndlScreons &c, and all diseases O. the
sexual organs whether existing in Male or Female rom
whatever cause they may have originated matter
HELMBOLD'S Extract of Buchu is pleasant in its
aste ana odor, and immediate in action Price 81 per
address. " '' e'i' ''i'u ~ any
ccster. ~ ~ '7N''' i'i WI
See advertisement
Depot lOl South Tenth street. Philadelpbia
au2O d3m
Worcester daily spy., 1860-10-01

MILITARY,-Geos S, Thurston of Lancaster,
and Andrew L. Fuller OF Clinton, have been
commissioned as frstand second eutenants OF
company c, ninth regiment of Infantry. David
E. Merrill of Worcester, engineer of the third
division staff, has been discharged. The Gaz-
cite says "Quartermaster David f. Parmen-
Ter Of Holden, attached to the Third Battalion
OF Riiemen, Fifth Brigade, was placed in ar.
rest by Capt Geo II. Ward, commander of
the battalion, just previous to the encampment
Of the brigade. Col j. NJ. Goodhue of Wor-
cester, filled the vacant place at the camp"
Worcester daily spy., 1860-10-01

ibaldi" of Bangor, was won by Meddlesome ;
time, 2.48 246, and 25l. The fair closed
with grand cayalcade OF ladies and gentle
man.
The heavy storm, last Wednesday night,
broke down the canvass of the royal menage.
rie, then exhibiting in Calais. One of the ele-
plants got loose, broke into a garden, and
''heIptd himself to squash" and other cscu-
tents. One of the monkeys and two Of the
foxes were also let out in the cold.
Thomas Francis, the Penobscot Indian who
engaged to run five miles in 28 minutes on the
agricultural race course at Lewiston, made tht
attempt on the 2d ult., the time made only
exceeding his promise three seconds-a tea
requiring an extraordinary amount of endur
ance.
Worcester daily spy., 1860-10-01

The EXTRA TRAIN TO THE MECHANICS
FAIR, BosroN, To MoRRow.-Our readers
are reminded that the fair will close on Wed.
nesday of this week, leaving very short
time only to those who intend to visit it. The
train referred to comes at the right time for
them As it is desirable to know what prep
aration to make, the purchase of tickets, to-
day, will make all sure to the buyers, and be
serviceable to others So far as practicable,
friends, call at the ticket office to day for your
tickets
Worcester daily spy., 1860-10-01

.ii AL OF oi,. Humphrey IL Co.'s Speciiir TIo
i'ghgdlcs, put up expressly for family use w,tb
q A ,Sr % ui directions. Sold in Worcester nv II VII,
'a10 J. z9l Main street. and Druggists and Stores w ~
Worcester daily spy., 1860-10-01

Police CoURT.-On Saturday, Thomas
Brown, for committing assault and battery on
his wife Jane, was sent to the house of cor
rection for one month; and for assault on
officer Shumway and Drury, was sent to the
same place for the term of one month in each
case, making in all three months. James
Snow, for being a common drunkard was
sentenced to the workhouse for six months.
Worcester daily spy., 1860-10-01

f IS H. Nint Speeific-For Badness and Falli, "a,
Main street. iFTtT d ohh' Druggist
Worcester daily spy., 1860-10-01

Friction Matches.-IIaving been apponted bv tho
Bos9 Friction Match Co Agents for the sale OF their
Maiches III worcester and vicinity, we hereby give
notice that shall keep constantly on hand az assor
men OF their celebrated Matches, which will be sold
low Tor cash, and satisfaction guaranteed.
DRAFE d CLARK
JY2l Off Nos. 95 and 81 Front street.
Worcester daily spy., 1860-10-01

- C0nfectiOncry and Candy MnnuG,cto,x,
No l23 Main street, Worcester (GuIdard's IiiocIN
wholesale and retail by GEORGE HILLYERS Here
can be always found large assortment OF deIicous
Cand es OF different avors rcgae the taste Worces
ter manufactures almost everything but this coufctnn
cry and candy exceeds all. sII dtf
Worcester daily spy., 1860-10-01

One day last week Mrs. Emma Blair, Miss
Melena Saunders of Perkins, Me-, and DR..
Underwood OF Boston, were out on the river
for SAIL when sudden gust Of wind arose,
which upset the boat. The ladies, being good
swimmers, saved themselves and the doctor.
as the doctor could not swim.
The horse trot in connection with the Maine
state fair, Tor $500, mile heats, best three in
five, between "Meddlesome" and "What is IT.
Of Boston, "St Lawrence" Of Saco, and "Gar-
Worcester daily spy., 1860-10-01

@ VT: J.;e%@, DYER AND CLEANSER, continues tbo ln,s
aSsoi Cte0HSNg Re e-dye;ag and Repaiyjgg Mems MI,
eii ai aiso cleanses Ladies Shaws Riding Dresses %
hSetNHig executed at from three ten davs noiico
GcaGg at shorter notice when the necessity or CON
yehiehce OF customers requires it, ' VI 'oii-
lie mas increased his helm and facilities to ,ueot a.
iiS+sase IN ms buslnes Office No Pleasant street
5=S Every description Ct FANCY DYEiNG exccgted in
te pest manner, at fair prices, and with dispatcb
Worcester daily spy., 1860-10-01

The PURSE OF $1,000 which is to be given
to the successful club on the conclusion Of the
present contest between the Midway and Up
ton base ball clubs, has been deposited with
John Boyden. The game will be resumed at
the Agricultural Grounds on Thursday
Worcester daily spy., 1860-10-01
3trtu embellishments.
II A E B A j L G Al Me .
$1, 900!

UPTON AND MEDwAY.
ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS, the Purse for the suc-
Gessu Club, Is on deposit at the office of IOnN BOYprN
ESQ., Lincoln House Block, Worcester will be furter
oSnres'eg lot nY lhe respective Clubs whom ii was
UNIONS. on the ''oA'i'o anu
Worcester daily spy., 1860-10-01

VERMONT.
The fire in Bellows Falls, on Monday night,
24th ult., destroyed Jabez Hills old building,
and burned out c. F. Pease, liquor agent,
whose loss is $500; NJ. d. Noah, boots and
shoes Charles Buxton, saddles and harness
es; William Talbot, barber A. s. Clarke,
timer; Mrs. A. S. Woods, milliner,-losses
all small.
The Windsor journal says the wind blew a
hurricane between Quechec and Taftsville
during the thunder storm ON the 25th inst.
ne barns OF Samuel Pollard, Moses Barron,
and Joseph Robinson were blown down, and
some hVe hundred sugar maple trees pros
trated
Worcester daily spy., 1860-10-01

DIR. Kelley, Anal yticaI Il h y sicIan an be con.
suited TIL RSDAI and FRIDAY, the 4h and 5th of Oc-
toher at No li2 Main street tfree of CHARGE dis
eases o the Lungs Liver, Kidneys, Spleen Brain Ston-
aeh Nerves, tissues Bones, Muscles &c with all their
The ARaiycdt practice has every form Of disease
most lorclblY demonstrated the superiority Vegetable
remedies over Mineral MIXTURES. The requirements Of
nature are considered in this system, and the derange
ments occasioned by disease treated upon principles
when have common for their basis By its means
thousands have been restored health-the living es
mony Of its claims to public confidence. Ladies and
s29 d6tEIylt ~
Worcester daily spy., 1860-10-01

Atwood's Qunine Tonic Isitters-The best
Aromatic Ionlc ever offered to the public. All Druggists
have it. See advertisement sep3 eodly
Worcester daily spy., 1860-10-01

Sons OF TEMPERANCE.-At a meeting of
the Rainbow Division at the Sons of Temper
anee, on the evening Of the 24th ult, the fol-
lowing officers were elected for the ensuing
quarter:-For W. p, Henry Winn; w. A,
John McCombe r. S., VIM. II. Andrews a.
r. S, George E. Steams f. s.. E. Tucker;
H., j. B. Knox; Chap, Charles Ballard C.
S. Dresser; A. c., F. E. Stockwell; l. s.,
Samuel W. Arlington; 0. s., Oliver w.
Claflin; P. w. P, Edwin T. Marble.
Worcester daily spy., 1860-10-01

commencing
THURSDAY, OCT. a, 1890
=, Al y clock A. NJ, according to adjournment
10 compromise under any circumstances b,t,,e,
' oi W nv "'0"eV WILLIAM LAWRENCE
Worcester daily spy., 1860-10-01

The Bristol County Agricultural Society
having divided in consequence of dispute
about policy, the two divisions hold their first
meetings this year. The south division, or
Central Society" as they call it, has just held
its meeting. 1t was successful and boasts ia
its rivals of having cleared $4,000 net profits
from the exhibition. The Taunton Gazette
predicts that the other society will do bet.
ter"
Worcester daily spy., 1860-10-01
SpGtia[ }lotltes,

To COnsumptivcs.-Ihe advertiser, having b, en-
restored to health IN few weeks by very simple rene
dy' after having suffered several years with q severe lung
Affection ana that dread disease, COnsumpton-s anx-
lo' to make known to his fellow sufferers the means of
cure. -
80 all WHO desire it he will send copy of the prescrjp-
ton used rce of charge with the directions for prepar-
lG au using the same, which they will find a SURE CRk
for CoNsU UNrrIUN, ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS &c. The only
object OF the advertiser in sending the prescription is to
benefit the afflicted and spread information which he
coneeyes to be invaluable and he hopes every sufferer
Will try his remedy as it will cost them nothing and NAV
prove blessing Parties wishing the prescription will
please address REV EDWABD A. WILSON
Ul dly Wiamsbargh Kings Co. New York
Worcester daily spy., 1860-10-01

THAYER CLUB.-The supporters of Mr.. Eli
Thayer held a meeting at No. Warren Hall,
Saturday evening, and organized club, to be
called the Central Republican Club" with
the following list Of officers =
President-Charles White
Vice ITesidents-Edw. Hamilton, Francis Strong,
j Ohm 5. Clark A. l.. Burbank.
Secretary-r l.. Nelson.
Executive Committee-T NJ. Lamb, H. w Bige.
low, A. F. Ware, 5. IL. Buell., j. II. Barbour. Jr.
Adm Thayer, L. II. Murdock, Charles White C. D.
Marcy, L. Goddard Jason Chaplin, c. f. Allen.
Worcester daily spy., 1860-10-01

The New Bedford Standard says that Henry
Fish, Esq, OF Falmouth, has raised on one
acre Of land the past season, 352 bush. onions,
10 do. potatoes, Is do beets, do. carrots SO
pumpkins, 2 bush. beans, 5 do. cucumbers, 3
do. parsnips, do. tomatoes, 30 heads OF cab
bages, bush. squashes, do. corn 4 do. peas,
and 5 lbs. onion seeds.
Worcester daily spy., 1860-10-01

On Monday 9th inst, four sisters left Nan
tucket whose respective ages were so, u, 60,
and 60 years. They were going to visit 4 sis
ter living in Mattapoisett, whose age is 81
years.
Master Paul W. Bunker fell from set OF
parallel bars at the high school, Oh Tuesday
last, and dislocated one of the bones OF the
fore arm at the elbow joint.
a barn on the farm Of the late Edward
Chase, was burnt on Thursday evening, with
five tons OF hay belonging to VIM. IL. Phin
ncV.
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ON GRACE STREET BETWEEN Sd L 4TH,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.

REV. NJ. d. HOGE D. D. pr,nc,n,l,
A. NJ. DUPUY, A. NJ, 'NP"'
IE duties Of the Of this Institution will be
Il sumsd on TUESDAY,, the 81 day OF January, 1860,
INSTRUCTORS.
Rev D. Hoge, D. English Literature and Biblical studies
Sciences.
s II Coleman C'nversliy of Va Mathematics Ancient Ian
guAges and History.
Miss Augusta Daniel Preparatory Department.
Prof Charles sebert, Plano
Madame Mathde Estvan, Vocal Muslc.
Prof A. la Bombarc, French
Prof. q. PeTsico, Italian, Drawing and Painting.
Senior Carlos Cordovez Mera, Spanish
Prof Heinrich Schneider Harp.
Prof q. A. ERICSSON, Guitar.
Pr Hoge English Literature which have been found
so very interesting and instructive will be continued Young
dies residing city, who longer pursue their studies NJ
school who still wish cultivate Bellies Lettres become
members and attend the prescribed hours without
being otherwise connected with the Seminary
BOARD months lending day Of June 1907 5000 o.
Washing and lights. 70 UO
Tuition Preparatory Department 30 Oh
do In ordinary English branches ..... - 90
do In advanced do do ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 20 Ol
do in Modern and Ancient Languages, each 20 NJ
Music Vocal Instrumental (Pano and GUITAR for
lesson Of hour week 40 W
FOR two lessons Of one hour each per ... OC
Use OF Piano w y,
Painting In water colors oV W
Painting In 40 "
Boarding Department the control Of Mr. and Mrs
Dupuy who Parental control over the young ladies
trusted TO their
Dr. Hoge pleasure answering any letters OF inquiry
TO A. NJ. DUPUY.
lady Richmond Va
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PIANO EXTRAORDINARY.

PLANO EAERAORDENAR
ID IL. TAYLOR has just received another of DRIGGg
Patent PIANOS the only Pianos constructed on tuIy 81.
enttc principles for strength durability power keep tune
and 10 retain i tone icy superior other psnos
They are highly admired by al who have heard them.
=. TIA LBERG says OF shsm:
The tone grand and noble has great capacity
the sound or singing aad rs volume Of oEe power never
heard eNceNcd 10 depth, purity sympat tic sweetness
GOTTsCHALk, STRAKOSCH, MARETZEK and nany other
eminent Professors say Of them
The tone Of the squares equal the best Piano Foes ans
excel them In pure vsca nonaton and actual tone pou
uOv1
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ARRIVAL OF THE BOHEMIAN.
LATER FROM EUROPE.

PoRrtAvn Jan. 5-Miduight-The steamer Bohemian
has arrived with Liverpool dates OF the 2lSt ult
The steamer Africa arrived out on the 18TH
The European Peace Congress to meet at Paris on
the Goth.
The news is not important
The state Of affairs was growing threatening in Hun
gary.
COMMERCIAL iNrkLLGENcE
Irs-r.u' Cotton Markets for the past three
DAYS Goo1 bales including 5000 for speculation and
eNport-mlrket closing duh, with declining tendency
Prices easier bIt quotations unchanged.
The addces from Manchester unfayorable. In
some cases prices have slightly declined.
liverpool Brsli,tnF, Market -Breldstuils generally
closed steady. Wheat closed with an advancing tendeu-
cy. Richardson, Spence Co. quote Wheat firm, with
improved tone, and prices advanced Is Corn closed
quiet but firm.
liverpool Prorisfoa Nukst-The market generally
closed quiet. Beef and pork steady. Bacon and lard
Lireryool Pra3,-. Mrlst-Sugar is steady. Rice is
quiet R0sin is firm, and holders demand an advance
asking As. cd. Spirits Tupentine is steady at S4s.
London Hartsts.-Rce is firm, and all qualities have
I slightly advanced
American securities are generally unchanged.
The money market is also unchanged Consols 20 -
\ a95 5-s for account, ex-iiyidend.
rHE LATEST.
The meeting of the Peace Congress has been definitely
fixed tor the 2uth January The representatives from
the various Powers have nearly all been officially an-
I uOu1ced. Including Count Cavour for Sardinia.
The London Times, in article on John Brown, ridl-
cues the sympathy Of the North when too late and pre-
diets that the toray will tend to strengthen the South
The weather I'm England and France has been excess
\ siyeIy severe, but had moderated
/ Prince Jeromes health was improving.
To was reported that the reduction in the French tariff
/ will chiefly apply 90 cotton.
The Spanish forces were concentrated at Ceuta but
the Moors still the assaauS Another engagement
\ was reported. disastrous 20 the MoOrs.
Numerous arrests reported AZ Naples.
I D. was reported that the intended abdcaion of the
| Emperor OF Austria Gn,Ouuded
Austria was reducing her army.
/ Affairs iu Hungary were daily more threatening.
/ Important submissions had been made to Russia in
l Caucasus.
COMMERCIAL.
/ Li--uao. Dec 2-Hd-yia QueenstOwr-The cotton
sales wednesday aud Thursday estimated at N 900
bales. nearly au 20 the trade. The market closed Is
. lower since Friday last,
Provisions daI bat prices steady. Rosiu buoyant,
common Is. a. udcg articles were generally unchau-
-ed
A large fleet of cotton ships arrived to-day.
Lavl,, Husf. IfswooH.-Cousos 80 ID a
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1860
JOHN a GEORGE GIBSON,
BUILDERS,

h.NlNtNl. VA.
NXOU LIZ lev inform their friends and the public gen
w orally, chat -lrr utll the corner of Cary and
sixth streets t-rty destroyed ty t.ef has been rebuilt IN a
Substantial manner and l they p-p2rei % Fesuse P
rrtnul, u rrr deflrartof business, eNteAl'- scare
T. @ end Hey have enlarged sr shops and furnishes
them aH A t.e Improved MACHINERY aud other appliances
shiloh facilitate expedite on. prosecution o. CARPENTRY
WORK ia .., various branches
l-r.. Sag Mills May0's Island nov completed on
81 h -e HCapary M enable meet The nci easins
..-ilda 10 lbs lily r building tu.-rs The Ml- are Of The
largest -ni L-s approve. Lrt built by Geo Page 60 OF BAL
-.. All hasiu- ts atet motions ald attachments Inc
steam tlrre o one f4l'r h.s H0-- bgt by John and
James l-r. . mis- city tley land several fal o!
-si ri. pine logs -lt have lte raag srt- % SCI coming
supply, and prepared t9 l ll promptly az reason
Afi. U..- tnt ol aluiailIE Ihy have engaged :
reliable uertr- t Work -htr hath machine, and vial furnish
Ilt-.erers baths il any quantity tfst be desired
They VIII h,taf fl- lf1, aud ESQ. Ifs, for buildings
ar other Improvements ant will Gr The erection and
&C.,. nituUn li uis same. ll Che cy Ur country.
Ff & ltr patronage extended o. cu Ia past years uy e
rzens 20 hud ana other portions Of the state, tes beg
leave o. eHgf tlr s-sr thanks them thai tey
N endsef9r % every BE- their power merit oonlnu
anc- u thcF favor and conadsncs iA2-dSw
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NEw OE,yys Jan. t.-Tae Iuiauoa has arrived
ui,L b.1au-t.". dates 90 tle "a inst,
Co.tlua,. with 400 men, took Rio Grand City on the
2i.h u't KILN. number Of the citizens The troops
and Rutgers from Brownsville subsequently, attacked
crria.s goo Eg.s CITY, aud alter hard tight, succeeded
ia capturing a of Cor,iua- guns and sixty MeNctns-
Niae Americans were bl,.j and sixteen wounded iucud
ing Ctpt Food who led le attack. Cortuas fled across
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cha. >,evar, Co. the celebrated dry goods merchants
have found t necessary discharge fifty clerks in
sequence of he falling o %; Southern trade; and over
hundred firms of less note have been compelled
TAI. ta..r expenses from the same cause.
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NEW CONCERN,

The subscriber will continue the Wholesale and Retail Grocery
old stand Of WILSON Bosher corner Of IN and
streets this occasion thanks Tor the hDe
raj patronage and hopes by strict
attention to continuance Of the same Will
keep always well selected stock Of Family and Jobbing
Goods which respectfully invite the attention OF my
friends aud the public CHAs NJ BOshEh
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NogFuiE. Jan. o.-Ihe steamer = r. Spaling OF the
new ue between Boston and Memphis via Norfolk con
meeting with ,he Norfolk and Petersburg Railroad has
arrived. Three others sill, shortly Doe here.
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SLAVE INSURANCE..

! '-5'Ii19 laa kEaa-s0l 5b's- f9F az ~
T. "a. .. DAFENPoRr.
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BY DICKINSON. hill & CO. Arcrs.

Who will at any time furnish al necessary information
gard the properly, either In person or by letter.
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RTWOVED.

~ A. BARGAMlN, JE, have removed 70 their New Store
VI. No 2lI Main Street. doors above their old stand
where they have increased their facilities for doing all kinds OF
work In their line such putting description Of Water
Fixtures Hydrants Water Closets Baths Boilers Cooking Ranges
Pumps Hydraulic Rams &c Putting up Portable Gas Works.
fitting up buildings with pipes and fixtures
All Of tin work, Roofing &C. heating buildings with hot
air They take this occasion that they
Air Furnace this other country which
they will put up and warrant 10 give satisfaction.
large Of plain and fancy tin ware and Crates and
Tenders always hand. auli-u
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LIMITED PARTNERSHIP.

T9VE subscribers JOSEPH PANNLL rrlent ~ the cv q
Richmond aud THOMAS BRUCE resident of the county OF
H4tN state Virginia. have his day formed "llMllEp
PARTNERSHIP under the stye and trm ot'J PANNlLl Tor
the urnus, of conducting Commission business u The city 90
Richmond Virginia. continue until the FIST day OF January,
t-g one thousand eight hundred and -iNgf0ur JOSEPH
pANNtIL Is o.FyFR Partner THOMAS BRUCE PFCrlL PART
w and rs this day contributed 10 The capital stock OF
the rm thousand dollars sluOll Witness our
hand aud seals this 81 day Of January, $50 -
THOMAS BRUCE ,seal)
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/ (tO-PARTNERSHIP.- The undersigned have connected
Themselves under the firm Of HUNT JAMES, aIi vi con
1ue the commssan business for the sale OF Tobacco Wheat
Flour Cotton Produce generally also for The sale or
puhass Of Merchandise forwarding Merchandise To
/ bacco, &c.
We solicit the patronage 81 the friends OF the late concern oil
/ Uirt Brother OF our Mr. James and OF the public
Our House % Cary and Virginia streets where
I We shall be pleased friends JAS Z. HJNI,
/ wv HENRY JAMES.
/ Richmond % Jauy, 1850. JaZ-s
] Er.. firar III tsa rUnv
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TVIUr firm Of HUNT BROTHER day dissolved by mutua
consent the will be used by either part
= ir .l,f,g t,a bu.i,sss JAS. q. HUNT
i,o - DAN'L r. HUNT.
Richmond Jany 3 1880
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Richmond. Jan,y 2. 1850.
COPaRTNERSIIIP NOTICE.

CARD take this opportunity Of returning my sincere
thanks b nv old lends and patrons for their liberal support
and hope to receive continuation Of the the
f.e ti,,Scsr, As SAMUEL.
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Markets
EArrurEs Jan G-FCur bl0yar-FowarI Street and Ohio
Ha.H at s- WH.rt s-eeIy-uothag doing Corn du-white
.t. yellow -H.- Mess PORK &l6 Prime &ll. Bacon
Sides GA. Whisky steady.
NsF Y1as JAN t-Noon-Fi0ur i5wer-Souhern g. 4lG450
Wheat and Corn heavy and unchanged Provisions dull Whisky
unchanged. NO report tonight
A. meeting of The Board of the Virginia Central
On held 9Th day January -5l the following resolutions
adopted.
'E That 70 B'a-j of Directors Of The Va Central R. R.
f.t, .auIast Cons r. che South Side BE Co
Dob. Convention o a E--i Companies Q. consider the most
rlr o., fostering ae aa1g4cu-s OF all railroad equip
n.rfs af Oh. south
.E1 further That - Board U ealsni O. the action
of other Companies buy nothing DOB ut present stat. 10 .ng
te North t. Company, which be prJcsrrd
tH south ola quality properly adapted % their purpose
"F'.ai That u buying supplies iu This cry, elsewhere,
obliged to havoc though made at TIE North, pre-
r-.r- shall us given % those merchants W. cooperating 10
-r4s-r- ty 90 l means he Interference % the Northern
paruI. sI,r our southern Interests
E.. Tt th U-iesa superintendent and other purchas-
W agents Instructed % carry oui The foregoing resolutions
under tne advice sr tt- prss.deu--
j. GARRETT. sect'y