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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-06-28

-. r. Harris, Dentist. I5S Main street onnostc
thenew Mechanics Hall Buking da,vtf 'PpUsit"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-06-28

Of ~ Mint Speci1ic-For badness and FAILING on
Main street. dGwtf Ni-N' druggist,
49, NNNh
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-06-28

Two hundred years ago a few adventurous
rioneers settled near the beautiful ponds,
Wickaboag and Quaboag, in the southern part
ofthis county, and, hewing down the primitive
forests, subiugating the wilderness to the cul-
ture ofciviiization. they made the waste places
clad, and the desert to blossom like the rose so
that to day we find these four villages rejoic-
lug in the name of Brookield, filed with the
hum of active industry, blossoming with the
ornaments of refinement and taste, dotted with
school houses and churches, Indicative of the
fact that science and morality are the sure
foundation of successful civilization.
Brookfeld! how significant name, how
suggestive of quiet meadows, of gurgling wa.
terfalls, of murmuring rivulets, and all the lux
urious fragrance of leafy June comes in sug-
gestive company. A field of brooks, and yet
a field of lakes, too. The old mother town has
been so cut up into smaller municipalities, all
retaining the ancestral name, that, were it not
for that very pride of parentage, we might hope
some would call themselves by other names just
as apt and descriptive, say, for instance, Lake
field, and so relieve the great outside public of
much of its embarrassment. And yet as out
of running brooks this town has sent forth
its sons and daughters to become distinguished
on the bench, at the bar, and in the pulpit, as
well as in business and social life, how pleas
ant a reunion of all these scattered ones will
be, when, on Wednesday next, they, needing
the call, will gather about the old hearthstone'
with their hallowed memories, to join with the
home sons and daughters in celebrating thu
two hundredth anniversary of the settlemen
of the town.
A preliminary celebration was held at Soutl
Brookfeld two years ago, with great success
Many old veterans who attended that have
since fallen, but the ranks are constantly filling
up, and now, the second century has run its
round, enough will gather there to make this
alS pompete success.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-06-28

Lime, Cement Calcned Plaster and Hair for Masor
iast.r ol rafs Tor Farmers. just received good sn
ply nu VIII DE kept constantly hand and FOR sale H.
49, "%"u DRAPER & CLARK
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-06-28

e., Dried Appie-llye Tons of superior Dried AMI
inhs Wy ''"'D " 0,e DRAPER u CLARK.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-06-28

Oh S ra' ~ TourteliOtte, Ebentists Uar,,,,,
oO''el eoInet oil Alan and Front streets tf nb5ab
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-06-28

@ .C,nirringes.-BRIGGS & CO., at the Front s,roo,
9 .a,,I; oeI at sale Carryalls Top Bugges Chaisc @
morE + trimmed with leather the best Of w"Sl ca ns
~ IN " eOiu ~" Ior cash. dlmt ie 4
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Nhipyreck and Loss of Life.

fgw i9EE, May l6.-The ship Cicero, of
l'" Ions buTihen, which left Boston on the
- April las. Went ashore 1T the q reat q uauo
hey, Bahamas All sail being set at the time,
and such was the force with which she struck,
as IN hall an hour she Vent 10 pieces, thus
coming complete wreck. On board at the
me were Capt Smith, the master. with Mr..
carney and Mrs. Smith, As passengers, and a
rev Of twenty men, with n cargo OF Ice in the
*rF hold, aud a general cargo between decks,
b. u which is lost. The captain, two passen-
s..- cock and three seamen We're drowned.
light CT the crew are on board the karnak
TAsa has arrived here from Mass: u, and a
inscription was raised on board for them
SGF Q: them are in a bruised condition from
,-ls dashed about on the rocks.
Iha names OF those known to be drowned
A. capt. Smith, Mr.. Carney, Mrs. Smith and
=; >AepAafd, a seaman.' Those saved are
Ar"Is. Reynolds, Ciaer, Robson, Brown,
Legion. Lucking, Watson and Harrison.
AID he two mates of the ship. The rest OF
IL names are at present uEknOWn
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Conversational.

Washington, May 17.-Hoxssad "A resolu-
'ea vas passed expellins F. W.eWalker from
II Reporters gallery for being engaged in
ieylng, on evidence produced by the Co.
rde Committee.
me Posal deficiency bill of &l3, 800, 900 was
-ssed. IL restores all the suspended mail
rice and appropriates $4,000 per annum
+! Ihe steamer Isabel mail between Charles
and havana
&naf'.-Messrs. Douglas and Davis made
'-eehes on Territorial affairs
Ex-senator Dix was confirmed Postmaster
New York, and John Claiborne General
iPfaiser at New Orleans
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Fire at Nebraska Civ.

NJ. LOUIS, May IA destructive fire oc-
-lrd at Nebraska City on Saturday after
hh, consuming nearly all the business por-
aa Of The city, consisting of forty.two prom
4rat business houses, including the post
ate, with considerable mail matter, aud the
'Nernment land-ofiice, with nearly all its
,!eTs. Muckell's Hotel was also destroyed
nAs sl5o0o0, which was insured for $4,000,
fo'tly IN Hartford Comm and st. Louis
4lpauies
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Great Display Of Fine Tobacco

3 L'VisNiLLE, KY, May 16.-The display at
! !, sSett's warehouse in this city of 2i0 hhds.
"eacco averaging 200 lbs. weight, under
az patronage OF The Kentucky State Agri-
4 =. UIdi Society, is said TO be the largest exhi-
non Of fine tobacco ever witnessed in the
va. Tobacco dealers from every section
:. Ut. Ae oEion are present. Premiums will be
1Fs,ded this afternoon
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+ MARINE INSURANCE..
(IncorpOrated 1851
The vIRslNl!AN ERE E,, ANR MARINE NsuAs

- Once No. ISL Main Street, Richmond. n
Capital and Surplus, S3Ogo!
THIS COMPANY has tho advantage OF iseesfy- ssss9
having enjoyed the favor of the public during ell
Of that period needs no special Recommendation to
the citizens of Virginia.
it effects Fire Insurance in city and country, and
Marine Insurance to all parts of the world.
Its cash capital and surplus above, and it0
affairs are managed prudently, bat literally. and il
rates are a. low a. those of any other good nsttn-
ton. OBJECTIONS:
W. l.. Cowardin, ]. +. Wedsworth, Patrick Culsns
Joseph Allen, VIM. Beers, Geo. w: Hmiths
Horace l.. Kent, Thos Samson, 3. l.. Winston.
VIM. Palmer, Chas w. Purcell, Jno. N Gordon,
Alex. X. Parker, Jos. p. Winston, Arch. Thomas
Jas A. InlOes, II. A. Claiborne.
Apply to the President or Secretary, In porson or
BY letter. w. l.. COWARDIN, President.
WIN. WILLIS, JR.. Secretary. joe0
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SPRING RACES.

f Sa|ss All: &. i 81! 81:
'-'''-~lard House has been removed
t. la1gs, aTy and convenient hall at the WALL ]
EVENING, for the sale OF Pools for to- morrow
race at Fairfield. All persons Interested in racing
f!S afs E &c DUR s
two weeks. my Idiot
&AA}a< f II i i { SS;FH}fS$af H isis
& o %encs tho, on c THFsS Sl! eo ssd
cGsIus af Colts
sn1 e.ss ' oTleit@s,Se added By the clu6
Closed the LIST of March with the following sub
F n Hall names CHI c. ESgene by Re S,In 10.
Financier, dam Betty Steel. by Steel
0. P. Hare names CHI. tiliy by Boston, Jr., dam by
John L. Ba!tzer names bay .flly by Red Eye, dam
jon EabaaK a names az bay y Sally Eubank, Jr,
by Hildehrand. out Of hargrave mare;
Nat A. Thompson names bay Ally by Boston. j..
gam Psns Also, sof9eE ely By 7 transfer dam b
K. 4. Beazley names bay gelding Buck Eye, by
Jones, by Sir Charles.
Thomas n Green napfs by h by mus a
SAME DAY-2D RAcE.-Propreter' Purse 500
sEcUNp DaY-lsr RAcE;--sweepstases for
Colts aud Flies three years old. mile heats, $l00
entrance-S50 forfeit.$ 200 added by the Club, 4
three or more start. Closed on the Both April with
'n F. a. Hail enters Oh. FLY by Fnancler dam by
r. A. Aston enters CHI. colt by Highlander, dam
John Belcher enters Minnis' b. colt by Red Eye.
dam Watkins mare Betsey. - -.
Gen. Thos . Green enters brown colt by Albion,
dam by Glencoe. on
Na,h'l 4 Thompson enters CHI. flly by Transfer
0f SAME pAY-2D RAcE-Proprietor' purse s4oo
FRI! THi Fiis n BAY-lsr RAcE-sweepstakes for
Colts and Fiilies three years old. mile hestsLT y
three or more start. To name and close on 2lst OF
SAME DAY-2D RAcx.-Sweepstakes for Colts
stakes: mile heats-Sl $50 entrance-S15 tOEfeit-
Closed on goth April as follows:
.. P. Hare enters brown colt by Hawkins friam'
r. NJ. Hall enters Oh. colt Eugene, by Revenue,
N. A. Thompson enters Oh. filly by Waterloo,
0i Fo q tDAYS-lsr RAcE.-Mile heats, free for
all ages. best three In five heats, Tor purse OF
500 on the part Of the Observation-Disclosures money
SAME DAY-2D RAcE.-Four mile poststake for
all ages that never won q four mile race up the LIST
May, l86O-$lOO entrances $50 foTfeit-$6eO added
by the Club. provided three or more start. To
FIFTH Handicap purse Of $500. two
mile heats, for the beaten horses OF the meeting.
"a Entries for the stakes which close on 2lst OF
NAV, must be addressed e the undersigned at
dsy. n" SxTHI u A. THOMPSON, seey
my std Ashland Jockey Club.
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Chicago Sectional Convention.

CHICAGO, May 17.-There is great excitement
I'M he civ and tie throng is immense
The Sewardites had 4 procession last night,
headed BY band OF music. Several States
wererpqleseEted IN II.
irale was adopted by the Convention to-
d,,. requiring 3ii 10 elect, that being a major
II, ui Inc whole UNI Der of delegates
IAeCommttce on Credentials reported a
lumt4r Of contested seats.
Seward, on the first ballot, will probably get
n "a l-0Notes.
Bilioilug is expected to commence this af-
a.hu0n.
SECOND DISPATCH.
CHICAGO, May l7-P. M.-The entire report
be CTrd"ntial Committee Was laid on the
&M1 By vote 30 < 10 l12.1.
platform Of the usual character was re-
I1r'ri and after lively discussion, the Con-
vn'i9n adjourned, Al 81 o'clock, until to-
al..0w morning.
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nv j. n. Dis9es, Anee,r,


THE VIZ GiNIA LIFE INSURANCE.
i COMPANY Is now fqlly prepared !or en.,-
called to the Importance Of ts objects. This Com.
pany, under its charter, divides seven eighth: q
holders. thereby giving the assured the advan-
taees Of the matua! system 9TH the pssdse 81
security that its Stockholders have lermaasnt
monsyed interest in conducting it, aaa'ss with
Tho Charter requires ons-half Of the Capital
Stock and Earnings 70 be ,nyested in Bond and
Mortgage on unncumbered Real Estate, worth
double the amount. 80.
The chief object Of the Company is 70 aid in re-
tanning at home the immense amount 81 money
mums to Northern Companies. That money Vii
he loaned to customers for . term o. yeafs' - 10
Endowments and Annuities granted. Lie snd
term Policies esued at As low rates AZ other eooN
Companies. Slaves insured for one year, or IOS
| tovu IF
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THE Mystprious Deaths.

q, HosTos, May iG.-The investigation of the
11 ,naeious death OF the two young ladies,
,s tHlefs OF Mr. T.rriil in South Weymouth,
I,.v ysrTssing privately before the Coroners
,r,,s Inc purchase OF strychnine has been
80 70 George &. Hersey, the party sus-
t,,T wan OF their sed nciIon and murder. His
d ia., ''e 'AA'' 20 40 ava 'Ao
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From the Mo Graude, d

A- ~. ORLEANS, May H.-Brazos dates to
si., % va INST: are received. Every thing was
~ ~ On ibe Rio Grande.
H.. arrival brings Sa77, 600 in specie.
crul seAicah steamer Wave, sails for Vera
III ~ a1'ufday, with arms and ammunition
'ar Liberal forcas
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IA TO THE CITIZENS OF
r C H NJ ION D, VA,

n Rl e IN HS S's'i'ss VA VI
DR.. MoNTARDE, FR. s. Nj. "a
PROFESSOR t 81 CHEMISTRY
SOLE Ef bs55vEKka az asb 5 daFoStabER
n,AA esi aaSSff FAN KILLER.
&C.. xsEHcM Il i Es
citizens Of
TO THIS GREAT A FRa FaiRlSTfTH
Now universally ackncwledged to be.
Exrk kETHfk I Z; sP INTERNAL or
THE CIR J EATEST rI n EEDfcINE
For the immediate cure Of
DEHl GhJEtRA Mospys,
0 FEVER AND AGUE.
cATAARARSH1!,S e ; S GshS's THE HEAD
IT CURES THE WORST o J1fH2aTnaAfkhE' &C.
THE WORST NEuRAtSSIA 49,. !, :. . ,,,.,,z.
IN HALFA MIN UTE :
OF wnA4 AZ Es kisS $i 1aHHs BEFORE
ITS USE.
1T PURIFTES THE BLOOD
AND RENOVATES THE SYSTEM,
IMPARTING HEALTH AND YIGOR.
In BALTIMORE. WASHINGTON. AND ALL oTHkR
CITIES WHERE Has BEEN lNTRoDucED.
1T HAS ENTIRELY SuPERCEDED ALL
OTHER PREPARATIONS.
MORE OFT BEING Now SOLD
than Of any other Medicine in the World!
AS SPECIFIC FOR
FEMALE Com PL ANTS.
1T STANDS UNRlvALLRD.
We do not say Of this Medicine 10 frequently
said Of others, "that after using Sot bottles
lief may DO expected.' We confidently assert
INSTANTANEOUS!
While the price of this GREAT bLEsslNe il only
Is and 80 CENTS PEk BOTTLE.
We respectfully ask for II q triat from all, sat
is6ed that one trial viii he sufficient to establish
for il in Richmond the high rsDv.ation i enjoys 10
all other cities. JAS. MCCONNELL,
General Agent, Baltimore
For sale in Richmond by PUKcgLL, LADp q Co.
FIsHkR WINsToN. Main st.. and by Druggists
generally. my l-lmif
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ssgssd and eM,ay i7,-Flour du.i. without sales
..set red s', :, ned a &c. Wheat Actiyewhlte
yellow 72%7s Pao sS.xs ~" suis. and
: Whisi.o,f !. ~: rump do. Sii. Lard frm At
- sn koaii.s1m a ~ Cotton unchanged. Flour
sss',terlse. Corr v.aeag Whest salst no South
tSaipslLas ~ !sogr 70. Lad firm 81 ii4liE =
e.sit,aa !, ..s i. higher Ro.in dull ii SIS.
"'r' Stocks dun and easI1rs VI.
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H.
Nh, 'ai Of Ex.President Pierce.
Ashs, .oFk, May l6.-The steamship Kar-
rtedes,' i ,'d from Nassau, N. r.. with Ex-
En- r'erce and lady among her passen.
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o TO ARCHITECTS.-Ar are re
~ ~ estad to furnish plans, eleVatlOHs and

O HI AhL 1Ss-f1ICHltcCtS ak
w questad to furnish plans, elevations and
~ working drawngs and specifSatons for a
city, on The corner Of Main and Ninth streets The
Trustees the right to reject any or an te
said plans, &c. but if any are received the wh4ie
one first approved or adopted they will pay pre-,
MUM of five hundred $500 dollars; for the second
one hundred 5000 dollars; for the third nifty S'o'
The building will be one hundred and thirty feet
omt on Nam street ana 0gS wnr on rear see
neI OF twenty feet for Gwe,ins
Plans i will he receiveu until The FIRST DAY OF
JUN R5N ps f * nss
Of lsaacs & Taylor, Bankers, Richmond. Va.
Any further Information desired In relation to
the building may be had on appian5H9NN s. DoVE
Secretary to Board of Trustees.
DESCRIPTION OF PLANS FOR MASONIC TEMPLE.
The cellar il to be nine 80 feet high IN the clear,
for the and ' under the
kitchen to Superintendent IS dwelling.
The s sad @ 4 T. S sa ss asn
for Of the sso[es % BY lOo TWO
Concert Room ils BY %, moulding stage; green,
enlrancs on Ninth street, with lobby, and also
in the rear with same. There are to be in the
t 10 Ss oaes M the Grand Secretary and Trsa
surer, Is by IL feet each also, RECEPTION room or
refreshment room, Is by 81 feet; This story is to
be twenty. 1--WE t25 high tho clear; and part in
the rear Of this story and the one below - 70 %
divided into three stories, the lower one &C doI =
tendent's family. TO be divided into suitable rooms
with priv ate stairway for his use.
The third floor is to be twenty t1U, leot nisn "a
the clear, and to be divided into Grasd Loose
room. 10 by 80 ieet. with two committee rooms,
Subordinate Lodge 70 by 60 feet. with Two ani !t
rooms and a refreshmeni room 20 by ~ Ieet, Will
dumb waiter coming up from the KITCHEN; -. =,
The Fourth toGs = TO Pc sxteen ty.SS cnsnter
room, 20 BY 60 feet. with ante rooms. Grand En-
cam oment room, 70 BY 60 feet, with ante -rooms
and an srmory and four committee rooms, 20 BY "
feet each.
There il to be an entrance on Ninth street, and
sre TO extend under the sidewalk on Main street.
and NECESSARY provision % 20 be made for = tur-
nsce 81 furnaces To hest the building, and proper
ventilation Is TO BE- secured: water and as-pi1es
There are TO 10 closets - follows Ono in
aah al the stores, two the second door. and one
for Supsriptendents family, and one for each OF
n vvT.niAL,-Eithsr Stock Brek. with StOus cor
ners. brick and n astic 6tuccO, OF Iron.
aYOT1CE - 1kls das spp0int IRVING HULL
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VNEA CAKD.-
ATgrO THE LApLEs Of RICHMOND AND
SUMMER RESORTS.

alAi M0NTGONlERY WHITE SUI
N@ SPRINGS, NEAR THE VIR-
kSaT S'N MoN AER dotNTF k Vh
18Th d Gs q" S f Of the
ant rooms. The buildings have ali been new y
painted and whtewashed, and the bedding hrs
the ADDITION Of ~ HAIR
Passengers reach this place thtut stage ira t.. |,
fHf MHE ~
SWEET SPRINGS. can take as much rest he e
as e they may wish and then proceed 9y NsS
FOUR HORSE COACHES, which leave aatiS :.
reaching the Salt Pond to dinner the Salt Sulph
without ight travel. Leave Virsinia and re, ;
R''0ad q" k 81; I f. Mo$ H;f P1opre.or
my s-2awtJyl5
AlA Gt0XNEK's WHITE AND BLAGk
NMIssPPkkEaHHHskI E ANP waHkkiSg EtAcI
IS Of Jane: i IS situated o. The i,s. a"a ~
an PSsff e.
found waiting on the arrival OF the cars, to con
1hsSs WHfTE and BEAcK sULPHgR
WhTE suhPHE ts't asrraVated Cases Of pys
peps serious affection of the Liver, Kidneys and
Bladder, General Debility, and especially diseases
Kinds of diseases of the skin assiavated cases Of
letter, and other eruptions of the Skin.
The ACCOMMODATIONS are equal to any to
be found in the mountains of virginia. and the
TABLE and ATTENDANTS of the most salts
factory character, together with a fine BAND OF
at as sRf 5as'Gn USUALLY Hnd
which We beg leave to refer to the large number
of persons who have heretofore visited the pl ace
ap l9-d3m j. A. HEF Prop'r.
a. L WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
VHHA9 GREENBRIER COUNTY. VA.
k..lGl This long established WATERING
PLAIE will be opened for the reception Of visitors
on the 18th May
Many new and important arrangements have
been made since the last season in this large es
Enlistment, and no efforts Will be spared to make
the guests comfortable.
JEREMIAH MORTON, President.
J. HUMPHREYS. General Superintendent.
rs Correspondents Will please address J. HUM
PHKEYS, Superintendent White Sulphur Springs
Greenbrler county, Va. up l6-eOdtlJuly
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OFFICE MKRCHANJs' Insurance. Cv.,t
RICHMOND, May 8, 1850.
DlvlDEND.-The Board of Directors have
- this day declared y dividend Of eight. per
last six months, payable to the stockholdere on
and after the 18th inst, roseIv!ng snfpi9s 81 -
per cent. | my i0-l3tl J. n. MONTAGUE. Sec'y.
Z 1000 bushels FINE WHITE SAND.
FROM New Point,
Received and for sale By
my l4-lms Rockets.
Lon xALE-A desirable LOT, ON Leigh street.
y near % the African baptist Church; also,
TWO LOTS on Baker street, nearly Opp0eltp MAJ
Shocks late residence also, LOT 1t the foQ 81
0segen Hill. bordering on the Canal and neassohe
my s-ssSswl Goblin 4 APPERsON. Aacss.
CTAVEA, 0TAy4 .-2s % RFst qusIity CUT
- bTAvES, vel ssasonsd. jointed and ready a
set ~ bAiA 6tevoe voIe cut Inst Auxnet, ~
11NL P. HAWKS 3 SCS.
my l-Hsvsw Eth ~, south side Denk. :
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New York Ten N1urk 81.

Nv, :, w" SOTk TEA NJurkets
p.Iec ioRK. May 1.-THE tea market is I'M
Asas, a va excited inferior qualities are la2c.
Iapen.ni ysen 4iaHKc.; Young do. :a'a5ic.;
la. k., s1ka5l4e.; Gunpowder 40a6dc. !;
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NV Marine Intelligence.
heury vfnakAAs, May ls.-Arrived, ship Har.
!" tar. I'm Boston ship Ex press from Hav-
n"hie HodgemAn from Liverpool.
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>6csA NEW STEAM SHlP LINE
alEEN FROM BOSTON DIRECT TO NOR

l6k w l r VI II LII N z,
Ed1 E ERi B3sT0N 81 PIREcT TO NoR,
WITH THE s5HrH AM Y Es.Tr-7FFoM END
gipe steamship CITY OF NEW YORK will form
q line between Boston, forfolk, City Point and
Richmond, virginia. leaving boston for Norfolk
and City Point on FRIDAY. Aprl2th. viii leave
City Point on the Goth and NorfOlk on the 2lst
Apii and subsequent to said dates leave Boston
and CITY Point alternately. sr = ten daySi
road from City Point to Petersburg, distance o.
nine mites also by corered lighters. toured BY
steam, from City Point to Richmond. a distance q,
Corty miles the la.ter at hrOHgh rates.
Freight forwarded to the South and West, by
railroad. from Norfolk and from Petersburg, free
of commission. Nc. ~ ;.
II rs hoped that this first effort to establish diyse'
steam communication between Boston and Viz
gina, $50 much needed to develop and increase
trade j will meet with such favor and patronage
from shippers as to afford nducement to place
another steamer on this route, and thus complete
and permanently establish this line.
PHINEAS SPRAGUE & CO.,
No 100 Central ST.. eastery end OF State ST. Block
AaENrs.-Norfolk, Messrs. J. M. SMITH BRO.
Petersburg, Messrs. S. 6. BAPTIST 4 Co., Rich
mond, Nj essrs. SHIELDS SOMERvILLE.
ap 20-lm
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syw vpartmre Of the Canada.
Ia allied 90 Way I6.-The steamship Cana.
"'l+eis al noon for Liverpool. She took out
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OSCAR CRAM,

~ (Successor to FIR. CRANz & Coz
o,s he E4nnaNGE SfHeE snd % for
CLARET wINEs-st. Julien, ST. Berre, st.
St. kmon. Chat Latonr, Chat Leovllle, Poulllac
pontet Carst do. DO, do. Pjnts, c doz J Pontst
Chat. Margaux Grand Vim, Chat. Latte Grand
French WHITE wINEs.-Ht. sauterne,
do. do: De Madame, La Ctsse de Lur Saluces,
CIT BtRG 9GpfNTb; w1NEs.-Lamar.ins's Macon,
CHAMPAGNE.-Cabi Tin half pints,) Grape,
rortasion. from the house Of Bouche, Fills 4 Drou
ct J. Meet and Oh. Grand Vim Ang eterre, do; do.
Vim Imperial, green seal, Widow Ccquot Pom
HOOK WINIsaR R. s Berg, Lausen-
tage 1916. Sparkling Hochhemer, Sparkling Mo
STAR rss's S1f5y
perior Amontil!ado. Extra superior Amontlllado.
Imperial Amontiiado. Montlila. bottled in IS;
MADEif As;1Fige Table Vines: dfere9.
IiaI. vint. 1884; Backburn's Reserve; Blackburn s
PORT WINES-very old Port, direct imported
from Oporta, in wood and glass.
COR DiAL.-GTand Chartreuse.
Comp. sazerac. and Pnet Castilion ( Co, vim
tages Of l7os, 1902. 1882 1874, up to 1883
vcl3a Rs on hand large stock Of IA
At Havana, such rs Cabanas, Figaro, Partagas,
Punch Espanola' &c. On
ouoRs and lyndon PoRTEK and Likewise
IN sPERM c &; ' @ N.Y.
Belvidere Planning Mills.
anH o1 ads a s,s sErIn oi
WIN ING s. PTA .Si' '''"' anu ''S'"'A AoA
10000 #. hest Fluyana LUMBER, consisting OF
1000 +; HEART vs. and by SscANTLING
BIZ .TISE sFso Fe1da Virginia and caro,n.
" All tinaa 8 f'2fi nS''s roNsu1NG and
my s--im N''' '' '''' - " s. c. RoBiNsoN
eREAN FEEEzE Eisn' and ya.sy Of
hrssd rs hs ss
and therefore recommend it with confidence. An
other supply inst received. few only of which are
Call ''s A
" LIQUOR AND CIGAR MERCHANTS.
No. IS Main st., hetw, l4th and 18th sts..
that they have opened to. day and oasr for sale
FRENCH and HUNGARIAN VINES, COGNAC
and ROCHELLE BRANDIES, RUN, GIN
WHISkEYS, HAVANA and DOMESTIC CT
CARS, &c.
Having resolved to sell every article at the low.
est possible price, they hope to receive the liberia
patronage which they respectfully solicit.
Richmond, NAV Sth. 1850 my5-lms
ERES SUMMER LAGER BEER.-Th1
L undersigned is now receiving weekly, and vii
superior article Of SUMNER LAGER BEER
from the famous READING BREWERY. which
he will supply in quantities to suit his customer,
and the public at his Saloon.
He will AWAY have on hand supply Of the bes
SWITZER CHEESE, j. 4 LANCE,
lth street, between Broad and MARSHALL SITS.
my HIT