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zHls DAN 81
~ = ,. Nos s::: :s. |. g; e., A-ss'-
1'HE cAHeo q !. I q: !: :. \.
.vkAxoE.
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.'' 's'aa' ever: !: s,s :s' tho 's''' cargo
EVER assssss. !. q sIss. i%ss:,S q
= ss's ss.. :.::g ss
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!: e: *: :: I. sw1ss 4 !.
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y be,.. v ffss1|satk He.'
. .. o.. ! NS s:s'c c.'s. and Porcelain
TEAAETs. 6s On 1 1t. Vases. r,,.... n....
oa.se Of f SKro Sc ssa taa22iS;iiccsfs
Ass kksSssi.' Fsf SiSS;cS:.'''
.l:sS~s:: csPss: Cleehs: trss nna Mcsin oosses.
sfk fl fEKT5555aSSif;siiS|;: aeirTs:
rJEWkIkY.SBfaeslsts." NscR,see.. Combs.
fsi; ss.: ~ ::.s
Of 4S sssSSSs Is Fiji zascRi.''s'
skkhiS sESySS EvSeseerapLEs aud soups
Ibis rsiIcx and Red 0CHR &. and SHOE-
= s : : a. !. Ss ssEsa.ssa;'
Elm r. bHlCH. 3assss yevay CIGARS;
,r SLATE. tor hOo6ng SLATE MANTEla
,;lskas:-AL Gums under SlO0. cash, without
~ 's MOOR ooaEr sptSS C X gsSsI
BY Richard .sshera, A~cs.
CGTE sTE s6he Dk EkKs0sAL Els.
VI Nslfs. 60 AZ Atcrf soiNScx; EWf HbNhS
DAY, eta day Of June. CONNIE cling It II a. cocI.
- at kayenswood the residerce ~ tina latc
Mr ~ Way 4. braxtou three miles frcp Rchmond,
tn sea her snsrs WI .s g
Hcass hol.i snd X tehen Futp iture. EAr,n,nx Uten
sis m every bind; good Farm Mules; head Of
E. o1as a soRs which are good Mh Cows; one
foal BY the famous horse Deuoslion. And havir,n
Hexsnue colt months cid, :, her side; one fne
an rt aes sIoSlns Wheat and Eat Crops.
and under $50. sixty days credit; over $50 and
under 800, four Months' credit; over 100 SIX
moaths c1edlt-the deferred payments. in every
case. 20 he secured by neEc,isn,s po,sa. with ap-
ESPECIALLY cait the attention OF horse fapciers
and others to the Blonded Al are and her Colts.
several Of her stock having taken premiums at
~. ''' By order Of CHARLES cAMMAN.
Curator OF est. Of Mrs. Mary 4. B.exton. dsc'd.
my = X. CAU1 HORN. Auct.
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AUCTION aA1;M
FUTURE DAYS
Byi. 4 @. b. davenport, Auct...

&c. AT CrIO ION
" THURSDAY, h'h Jvne. We will self nj ou1
auction Store. at ~ O'Clock, an assortment al
GROCERIES, VIZ: "
Coffee and Crushed SUGARS,
JAVA COFFkk, RICE.
New York Extra SYRUP.
Portland do,
Supe riov Western HAMS,
SOAP, CANDLES,
Green and Black TEAS,
Pure Imported FRENCH BRANDY.
DO do. PORT WINE,
Do. do CLARET DO,
LONDON PORTER and ALE,
Pure MOiasses RUM.
Rec;i6ed WHlSKEY.
STARCH. TANNERS OIL.
ALSO-600 sldes SOLE LEATHER,
ALSO-At II o'clock--l00 cases BOOTS AND
SHOES.
TsEMs.-under 500. cash; 500 and over, 4
months credit, for approved paper
jes I. Il q. b. DAVENPORT, Aucts.
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By Goddin & Appcrson, Auc,...

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF MOST
HlLl..-As COMMISSIONER, under decree of the
CIRCUIT Court OF the City of Richmond. in the
the l4th MAY lo60, shall iF-r ior sale at public
auction on the premises. on MONDAY the 9tn
Juy. 1860. at o'clock L NJ. tIf fair; If not, the
next fair day Lot No. ll6, The plan of the city
OF Richmond, at the corner of Broad AID z7th SITS
with large BRICK mansion thereon, recently in
.he naii-acre Lot, No. l2i, IN rear. fronting lS2
rect on the north side of Grace street. Aso. the
halt acre Lot No. lis, at the corner of Broad and
26th streets. fronting 90 the South side Of Grace
street l32 feet The above real estate among the
most beautiful! and desirable on Church Hill
TERMS Half cash; balance at SIX months. for
bond, with good per- oDal security. bearing inter-
est, and title retained ill all the purchase money
IS fully paid. The taxes for 1863 TO he paid by the
purchasers. A. A. MORRISON CCm'r,
Sale by GoppIN i ApPERsoN. Aucts Leo
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Fatal a &C Idle mt or the East Tennessee ans
Xir.iuia KaiIraad-CMoM Men kiiled.

Virginia Raiiroad-TwO Men Killed.
KNOXVILLE, Tenn. June 1.-The eastern
bound train, On the East Tennessee and Nir-
GINA Railroad, ran OF the track last night
when seven miles east Of Knoxville, killing
the Engineer, Doniad Grant. formerly OF
LynchbuTg, and Fireman Moody.
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EkiEDAiCA H1xrH,
PAIa.zR IN FRISCO. AcSoattssric AND OIL.

PRIVATE RESIDENCES. PUBLIC AUTH
ines. CHURCHES. HOTELS en-. MALLS De
CORATEp in the hlxhest 4, ies a. the art A 81,
CEILINGS ana w A l. 40 Ossntsd. plain and kided
in dist,ngui sc al soltYs.
Fi.Auss, and every description of Ornamental
Pssia ias, exsentcd " the best styis. Sa-7f
States CaEfdt xtahssou, where - was 81 pioy ed
en- the t.eec1 saAtias, ss,dsf the etses.teA 81
Oroe!, as % Jon NJ AIN street. between ~,
ard lSth. NJ Mfssss. Saslier s Co e sal Bsoa6
sire Fl 'sSsss' ''' pe,yfs; sS;khu
F}OAiERY. HtiSiENYss-Jssi ssI,s, q
;,sss ds.' An: 'Sf Ton HesE. ]. ...,....:
Low dos. tents COTTON HALF NOSE. al susi.
Also. l,eoe dos. T.. G. DKre.. IN xra,aA. s
Al o. which we eees 70 he fysas e & s.ali -
49,, SsA l; 1EsSI 4 AaE.t1 s \.
snonstess and Jotters. Map ~.
kM FAIRS Gilt WINDOW SNA 3xx-
sN1 10 - ran 81 ~ ~ iWaeune GteNu0es 81
account 81 entarxtng ny stoce up x4SS1mer:
gilt ifaned TARf1nE Vol UREE;. d.asrsas &c.
!; 'ssa Is 8 M ls:s 8: s.s''
Opposite the STORE q QSEa4A eons.
PSI Nave - tsase.A4 a<asA = IBIS ct!y -
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"a Virginia IaMufacture.-SempIe In
FALLIbl.E BAKING row DER-The best and
cheapest in use
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New Concern.
The subscribers having purchased the interests
of WIN. A THOMAS and JOHN w HALL, n
the concern of THOMAS, HUGHES u CALD
WELL, will continue the
NOTIONS AND FANCY GOODS
JOBBlNG BUSINESS,
at the old stand, under the st, lie and firm of
HUGHES, CALDWELL Il CO.
and solicit favor of rierds and the trade
generally. STEPHEN y HUGH tS,
WM. Nj. CALUW ELL,
JAMES NJ. ES IES.
Richmond June !, ]s6u. Je 5-2w+
COM THING NEW 1.-The undersigned
~ would respectfully inform the odd patrons of
D. q. i. Weller, and the public generally, that
TIN WAKE AND SHEET IRON BUSINESS
STOVE WORK. &c.
in all its various branches, a, W ellers Old staEd.
No. IS Main street, where he VIII lie pleased to
see all who may favor him with a cali
STEPHEN EUUIS, SR.
n In taking leave of my Old friends and custom
ers, take great pleasure recommending to their
favor and consideration. my su .cessor, Mr: 3.
BGUlS. C.. H. w ELLER.
my l5-lm$
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M M ~ G-N s.n MANI Am 1850 ~
~ II ave % hand from the above fscsoFy. PLAY
c6Ga s s:;1sas en- g.. 81 = ;.;:, ~:
. .aseAts Es d. gems !aotusera are prepsrsi ID
|essse qyssr. tes rsilrqAd trAet. depot AEd ware
end AcesrA.sy os"nss - smvpasaed. S '@ 'ss
A ~ vAS-es y 1t ?. 4 FL. 90: 3
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VA. Use the Best. SempIr's Imfnllsbie
AhING POW DER. The best IN use.
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By Alex. Mott. Auct'r,

NiTURE. DAY GOODS, GROCE-
RES. &c.-Will be sold at auction. at nay
store. corner OF Main and 18th SITS, on THURS
DAY morning next. the Eth cay OF June, connsnc-
lng at l0 oclccka gen-rti assortme ut OF new and
second hand FURNiTUkE.
ID KY 90 S.-Cluths. CassImeres, Linens,
Thread Lace. Swiss Musins. Summer Goats.
Pants and Vests; Hats, Caps, Boots. Shoes, Gar
ters. BoEnets, &c.
GROCER ES.-Wine, Whisky. Brandy, Soap,
Candies, Chewing Tobacco, Cigars. &c.
je6 ALIEN. MOTT, Auct
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MrI.LINunY.
kEM(bVAL

>N REMOVAL. ,,n.
NC. RTON SHeS
has removed to the new building. No ~ NAN.
betwesn 9Th and 9Th streets His new store heinr
cr"mmoGIon, and expressis ARRANGED for tie rs is
TAIL MILLINERY BUSfN EsS. will enable him
!" keep .arse assortment Of read, made Milf
and profit Of his customers. Especial attic ntion
WIZ 10 given to the Ribbon AMI French FIover ia
pastme mt, and the assortment will I've fsurd com
piete during all seasons he year In connection
with millinery a,iicies. he will keep q general "a
sortment "f ladies' Collars and Sleevss ince
Capes and Berthas, Lace and Mourning Wells. FRI
dai vsis. Ae: Of the latest styles. He would also
added TO the millinery business, VIZ the manufac1
lure lure, TO order. 81 CLoAk3 and MANrILLAS,
designer. The latest Parls fashions viii he re-
ceived monthly All orders will meet with pr0mp,
oe"sut'oh. my 19--4w
SUMNER MILLINERY. ol,1
MRS. DAVIS L SISTER. SNlS
ia Broad Street. betrssH 4th and 5th NorfI s,Js
Have just received large and varied assortment
SUN MER MILLINERY.
embracing AL the latest styles, 20 which we invite
the attention OF the Ladies and pu bic generally
Also. a large assortment OF Chiidren's GOODS.
2
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(NHOCEklES A. AGGllUN.-On FRIDAY.
~ 9Th inst, AT 10 O'Clock. at my store, VIII sell
1t aneion a lot 81 Groceries. &c. cnrnsssns of
% bhls. new Herrlngs. hh.is. Bacon ms. dc
SIDES. 80 boxes Scaled Herrngs, bulls. Molasses,
bbis Vinesar, Whisky Brandy. Gin. Soap. Can
FURNITURE Also. sundry articles of Furu-
ture. consisting If Feather Beds. Bedd ng: Bed
steads. Tables, Chairs. Bureau. Diring Table one
Cooler, Carpet, Safe, and sundrv other articles,
jeG H. CAUTHORN, auct.
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y ALU NBLE Luz ~ TIE WEST SIDE
ARCH STREETS. OPPOSITE PETkKSaU NC
nEPO! by virtue of deeree of the Clrcuit
Court of Chancetv, for the cit, of Richmond, prp-
nounctd 3!st May, 1850. In the case oi GOddiu n
Appefson, asains. Andersons admrx x, &c, the
UNDERSIGNED who were appointed Commissioners
by the said decree. Tor one of tenll will proceed
q sell. at public anc,,on, on the premises, on
TUE DAY, me l2'h June. 1850. commencing at
five O'CLOCK J. NJ Ut far; II not. the next fai T
day. Ute valuable LOT Of LAND located az
above. fronting g feet on tine west side of sti
street opposite the Petersburg Depot. running
back l20 ieet 10 an alley 20 feet wide. he lot is
admirably stuated fora TOBACCO FACTORY Of
large STORE HOUSE.
TERMS One fourth cash balarce at 4, 8, and
IL months for negotiable notes, rest added, and
tltle retained until the whole purchase money II
paid. The taxes tor 1850 the pur ehassrS to pay.
WAI4TEk HARRISUN.l
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NEW FAMILY CRNCEeY. CoRxga OF
~ % AND MAIN SsR ssrs, tGiarini's old stand }
The "scr.,srs, having leased Tor = term OF ears
the above property. and great, enlarged and i'm
pro. ed the sane, have opere and yuryus. kse psug
FIRST CLASS GROCERY, so when the asien-
fion of the citizens Of Ricnm1nd aud surrouadinx
country AVID the ladies ip particular. ara resp~cs
fuliy invited. Treir Ock is n.iiely nav and mas
the lowest essh prices and will be- sold VI the
smaliest hvIIS praht Tar cash. to prompt cas-
toners. -
From the superior qualify and great variety Of
hei. stock, they feel confident that il is on, ue-
cesfafy for families to cali and &c FOR the ist yeS.
Goods sent to an, pa I,of the city
nv "a u kfAEFS 4 co.
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fnssf nMeeGtEns sc. - FAINT ~ n9Des.
s4.s ~ % Hair 40. asig ssd rAs1her lln.psss.
ts a. al. ~ S''sifs. Iplfs 1a.ss e.. nsa a'
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by Richard Iamthorn, Auct'r.

x
RSiTURE Az AUG HON ON THU RS
DAY. 7th INST, at 20 O'Clock. at thu residence
of David i.s,burn. corner 18th and Main streets,
] will sell at auction, for cash. his Household and
Kitchen Furniture. consisting of sidsboard, Blu
reaus Sofas, Feather Beds Bedsteads and Bed
ding. Chal.s, Carpetlns, Tables: Nc
je6 K. CAUTHORN, Auct.
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QOYS' CLOTHING, BOYS, CLOTHlNG.
- DARRAC0Tf HARRIS l. CO. have just re-.
ceived their second supply Of Boys Ctofhinx, and
are now prepared to sell them ut lower prices than
ever betor,, having-ow.nI to tho season being
advanced--t pug ht then, much urder sAs former
prices. We wssuld therefore cenhdaasf invite all
ia wan: to give MS a call, AS we know We can sell
any thing In the iosS line very low.
DAkRACOlT. AARaiS h CO.,
tSuccessoFs To Merchant. Wess,gor 4 Co..
NJ o. "a -.
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NOIICE.-JUAN PIZZiNI, Wholes als Dealer
49,, ~ in ForsIsn Fruits kshnsd C.nd. Mannfac-
Mers hsnls and others wishing to purchase cheap
goods viii dn Web to sivc me . call Ar this es-
tablishmcnt they will find q most coynp lete assert
n'ent of goods senerrily ksst rstci houses Of
the kind, and WI. continue to receive; BY every
Richmond Refined Candy Mandatory, No I23
MAN street. Richmond. Va. '.
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NIUlTVE To I TX PA Z IN Be Il Ofuaineu
~ 10y the Council Of the City of Richmond, that
the Collector of the Cit, Taxes shall annually give
notice at least four OF the daily newspapers of
this CITY. for fifteen days pror 20 the 18TH day of
June. that he vii! attend at his office Gaii, between
the hours of 9 o'clock A. N and &c ock T. NJ.
from the IS h the Both of June inclusive for the
purpose Of receiving ir.m any person charsed
with CITY Taxes. the whole or one hat Of the
Amount Of tax charged. deductng from he whole
amount or one halt, as the case m I, he, ten per
ceEtum the The Collector shall, in ike 'uan
rsr, eve notice, for fifteen days pri"r the 18Th
day If Decemoer. that he Will ate, 1T MS office
iaiiy be'ween the apove- mentioned honfs. from
the ISL il the 3lst of beCemter, elusive, Tor the
PURPOSE of receiving fran any person who has al
ready pa d one half only of TIE City Taxes charge
To him, the remaining halt, GeductIns from such
half ten per cenium thereon.
In pursuance of the above amended Ordinance.
passed January Il,h. 1855, ! will attend ~ the
Collectors Office. The City Hall, from the 18th
the Goth of this MONTH for the purpose OF recev-
Ing Taxes as above directed.
Je Elm JULIUS A. HOBSON. G. e.. y.
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-r~~ CHA NC e OF HOUR FOR
Eliza NSTARTING FOR PORTSMOUTH
sz11zS.<=-sA AND RFOLK.--The steamer
CURTIS PECK, Capt. CLIFFORD. will, on and at
ter WEDNESDAY next, Attn inst. leave the w harl
at Rockets regularly every FRIDAY. MONDAY
and w DNESDAl MORNINGS, at O'Clock precise
w. and return each ate mate day SUNDAY except
ed at the same hour IL ociock) until further no
tlce. H. w. dhShlNS.
short time to UNDERGO some repairs. a23--ts
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OfD D0WtNgON CANDY FACTORY
" Gavs just completed in tire rear of nay whole
saS and retail store tho In .gvst Cardy FACTORY in
ths city, for making superior Refined Capdies
Merchants are Ieauesfed to leave their ORDERS ar
my wIolesais store. il they wish to save fty per
cent. havo a'so, At this tIine. n cospiste stock
OF Contectioneg,es pneQuaied for the If tie So
Call at A. ANTONPS, st. Nicholss saieon,
(tueNs.w III.
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SHlPelN0

yo>SxnA FOR PHI l. A ID r. I.PHl A.
94E4ks The No. steamship VIRGINIA
1.>'+S Captain J. r. KELLY, is now ready tl
receive freight. and will leave en- THURSDAY
the 3th- inst. at O'Clock a. Nj.
Fnf ifeieht or passa.e. having superior accom-
TlodationS, apply To the Captain on board, or 10
c. p. CARDOZU. Agent, kocketts
Boston freight taken through by steam, at re-
aNccu rats, anu with dispatch. e5-3t
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NOTICE. -The firm of PULLiAMI , 4 BETS
continue in ths NEGRO AUCTION BUSINESS.
and mas taken into co-partnership with HIM + J.
GREGORY. I hey will conduct the business under
the firm of BELTS GREGORY, at their sales
room on Franklin street, four doors below Wall
street, and about one square below he former OF
hce of Puiam i Belts, and respectfully solicit
continuance of the PATRONAGE which was SO ilber-
ally extended 10 VIM. H. Belts while IN the tirm OF
Pullian d Belts.
They have obtaine ed the services of Mr.. Bush
ROD w. ELMoKE as Clerk, who has an interest in
the business. WM H. BEIIS,
+. j. GREGORY.
RICHMOND. May 10, 1860. lmy lO-d&cw2m
NOTlCE.-The term Of co-partnership of
~ PULLIAM " BELTS having expired, by
NEGROES AT A UCTION and privately; on com,
m ssion only, will be continued by US, at The OLD
STAND, ODD FELLOWS HALL. We respect
fully sol cit COZ tinnatlOn OF patronage from our
friends aud the public generally, and by industry
and perseverance hope to merit the liberal patron
age heretofore EXTENDED to U.s. On
A. c. fULLIAM.)
r. Z. fULLIAN.f
u. X. WEIsIGEB. -
Richmond. Va. May TO- 1860. my n-3m
NOTiCE.-Haviu sold my tools, stock n trade
friends and customers will please call on him Tor
any work they may require:
Very respectfully. VIM. BOW DEN, JR.
PLUMBING, GAS-FITTING, TIMING, NC,
done in the best manner and with dispatch. EstI
Ranges of the most approved patterns; always on
hand large and desirable stock from Which to Sc
lact GEO. STARRETT,
Bclyin's Row. Governor st
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SAM'L p HAYES SON.
ANTHRACITE COAL-Red and " hite Ash.
GLOVER HILL.
And kMIrES' coal. ,,oon
Also, n full supply OF OAK and PINE WOOD on
hand. 18th street, South side nt the Dock.
n. B.-AnthracIte Coal sold by weight.
IA,
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1t0 boxes Van Hageu Il McKcone' o Orien De
terhiva Snap.- ""cifiilly call this attention Of
the Iu,1c 10 this g. e.s,cY article Ot Soap knowing
the same to he supes to any other soap now IN
use. GIVE IT atrial, and you will tibd YOU cannot
iect Satisfaction. or the money viii I've refunded.
For sale in quantities. to suit puvehasers. by
my % I'm WM. H. TNLEk, 18th street
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80 FOR BALTIMORE. - The regular
ZEf$ packet schr. WILLIAM SEVERE, Capt
s%~J Nv. Brooks, having a portion nf her ca r. 0
engaged and going on board, viii nave Dispatch
For remain deT, apply to
je 5-5t w n. COLOUITT & co
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p 7 a.
t. y CLTZ has been Withdrawn toi
lew weeks from the Chckahomi-
nv and James River line. for the pur pose of IN.
dergo!ng some slight repairs. painting and reht-
ting. Due notice will be given when she is to re
sumo her place on the line
S-lW n | WILL Nastar
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WAITE OAN LUmhEh, SAwND T0
ORDER The sulsesiber having the entiss
c2narpl Of one Of the test Steam Circular Haw
Mills IN the State. located in original White Oak
forest wall contract to furnish. in good o,.er and
On oar rsssona,.e terms; WHITE OAk TIM nER; Of
purposes. Agricultural IN slsspsats Ussaj hossS
Bridges, SO. TguhAN a. PANKRR
hoiosals AID kesA.l Lumhes Dealer,
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n AMA.-5O0s uga.- cured HAMS. of beat brands:
II Family SlUkS and SHOULDERS; Prime
LARD, in kegs; Heavy 81 BES and snCUGDERS,
for plantation use: ugsther with general assort-
ment of GROCERIES. for sale on sood terms.
.t----s--e--- 1. r.. WALkE.
q--1m No. Is MAN
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-12-07
From Washington. .

WASHINGTON, Dec. 6-Senator Latham 5
memorial provides for carrying the entire let
ter mail by pony express, and the residue to
be divided between Buttertield and daily
route to run through San Jose and Placerville.
The speakers warrants for paymasterS, re-
fused to-day at the treasury, will be formally
protested.
The documents sent to congress to-day by
the president show that the expense OF the AT
rican squadron is S8O0,000 year, and also
give the correspondence between England and
this government in relation to the slave trade,
and Mr.. Cass's replies to certain complaints,
through Mr.. Dallas, in October last, to assure
Lord Russell that the British foreign office has
been assured more than once before that GER
tain diplomatic suggestions are as unneeessa-
ry rs they are unacceptable, and he hopes that
similar appeals will not be repeated, ior this
government needs not such repeated repre-
sensations to stimulate its action or teach its
duty.
Had the house remained in session longer,
probably there would have been more re-
quests to be excused from serving on the COM
mttpe.
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Speetatles. ht.

4 SPECTACLES DEPOT, 172 10
Main Street. The undersigned most respectful
~ invites the citizens of this place and vicini-
Il ~, 70 call and examine Ii superior selection
IL OF SPECIACLES, containing his lately i'm
FIN proved PERIsCoP1C CONSERVATIVE LENSES,
II which he Will adapt to far sighted. nearsght-
ed, aged, and weakeyed persons who de-
III sire Them according to the true state of their
A III eyes The material used TO make the above
III mentioned Lenses, in its natural state, in puri-
III ty briliiancy and transparency, rivals the da
N4 mOnd, and forms the most beautiful and perfect
III Spectacle Lenses ever introduced, and possess
x eS great advantages over the common glasses
In general use. Their perfect spherical form
II i gives more extended field vision. Their
NJ purity and transparency of nj terial presents
II less distractions to the passage of light-oyer
Tin comes, In agreht measure what Is called by
II Opticians alteration OF light. Consequently,
III objects seen through them present themselves
IL IN clear. distinct, and natural form, avoiding
u that gltmmering, wavering unsteadiness,
IL pleasant sensation after pTotractcd reading or
lf sewing; in fact, approaching the per
h feet lens of the natural eye it is possible for
XII art to approach nnture.
MANY persons unaequainted with the Optical
Art, are left to select glasses for themselves,
without due regard to the condition Of the eve
W practice often productive Of serious
uenees pr iudcing the minds OF the people against the
use of Glasses Glasses selected bv skiltu optcian,
made the aforementioned material will instead of
ALLY
lie keeps constantly on hand small and large shy
Glaases; Gold, silver, and steel Spectaces and f.
Glasses Of all kniS different patterns of Opera Glasses
q large assortment, for sale and to hire Magnifyne
Glasses, Telescopes, Microscopes, ne.
Artificial Eyes inserted and made to order.
Having taken the agency of of the first manufac-
turer OF Pebble Lenses am glad TO be able to sell such
for less money than they have before been sold for
thus giving everybody the chance of getting the best for
rRr- Consultation free Of charge
}. ROSENBUSH, (AEent) Optlclan,
n2O diff Successor to L, shrishcIm
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-12-07
Frnm New York

New YORK, Dee. 6.-An explosion, this
morning, of the powder magazine OF the Span
ish frlgate at the navy yard, killed two or three
men, and horribly wounded 10 or Y others.
The vessel was set on fire and extinguished
without great damage. Only a sn all quantity
of powder was in the magazine The Wanda
lid was ordered TO sta today.
Five hundred bales of cotton have been
landed to day from the brig Julia, wrecked at
Amaganselt, which will be lightered to Sag
IIarbor and thence TO Boston. The vessel
will be sold as she lies tomorrow; owned by
S. Sleeper and others, Boston.
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DIED.

3d.
Funeral Friday at O'Clock D. n at his late resi-
dence, No. Maple street Relatives and friends in
vited attend
of the heart Capt Charles jencks, aged "a years
Funeral on saturday, Dec. 3, at IL O'Clock, his late
residencer In Village Service conducted by the
Masonic oder Relatives, friends and brethren of the
orders of Free Nasons and Odd Fellows, invited to
attend without further notice.
In oxford, Dee g. Mrs Sally Thurston, 80.
In Milford, Dec 3, Bridget Burke. rs
In IIOstOn, Nov Il, Mrs Susan L. wife of f Plmp-
ton 81.
In Stratham, II, Nov 49, Rev Asa Merrell, 81 yrs s
mos
In Bedford, II, DR. Peter Woodbury., So lie was q
brother of the late Judge Levi Woodbury., emnent in
his profession, and highly respected by the community
where he lived. He educated at New Haven, and
has been devoted almost entirely his professional d-
ties for nearly half century.