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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-28

.T~~- StTiG E.-fhe Steamer " H
stff&4ESsTlS PECK will after this day, Mon
ez-z1-EK-7aEs* Sept. "a be withdrawn from
the line for several days. III undergo some slight
repairs. Due notice of tie return will he siven.
Sc 24-ts RIO. HASKlNS.
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xT~~ FOR BAL iNiOK ...-TKl

n~s~ FOR BALI lMOR e..-TRI-
go tAF-EzS WEEKLY FREIGHT AND PAS
ssfassaA-@s'=- ENGkR LlNE-PO " H A L A n
STEA NJ bOAT EOMPAkI'S STEAM kkS.-The
i go. PEAL BODY. Captain PRITCHARD. anu BEL
ViDERE, Captain kEENE, will leave Richmond
for Baltimore evers TUESDAY, THURSDAY and
SATU Jay, at the hour Of II o'clock NJ. Return
ing, Will leave Baltimore for Richmond on the
same day IS. thereby enabling shippers and passen
gers 10 have an opportunity of a communication
between the two points every other day.
For speed comfort, and safety, these steamers
are the most superior of their class, having been
recently rehttea IN the most approved style.
Passage and fare So.
Tickets procured either at our office, IN Shockoe
Slip, opposite the Coiambisn Hotel, or at the
Steamers wharves.
SCI tO20 DAVID Whl CURRIE.
<c~ SPEtIaL NUtltE.-The steam
arEF2 ship JAMESTOWN has resumed her
..@fSEs& place again In this line, between here
and New York.
The three Steamships composing this line will
leave New York for Richmond as follows,
The YORKTOWN, Capt. PARRISH, every Sat
The JAME9TowN, Capt. SKINNER, every Tues
day, at 5 z. NJ.
ThS ROANOKE. Capt Couch, every Thursday
at II Nj.
Returning, the, Will leave Richmond ever,
Tue sday ard Friday, az O'Clock 2. ", and Sat
urday, at T. NJ touching at Norfolk going and
returning.
For further information apply to
LUDLAM h WATSON,
au CTS Opposite Steamers Wharves.
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RKLCk TENN ENT, On IAN, Ba-
ID TWEEN MAIN AND CARY STREETS.
AT AUCTION On MONDAY. Oct, lst., at 4
BkICK TENEMENT situated as above. next
below the store of Messrs. Alvey Il Lipsc Jmb.
ne cvnaillohs Oh the SAFE are, mat the pnr
of October.
TERMs.-Cash. lse 26J L. 3. COOK, Auct'r.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-28

VERY VALUABLE AND ATTRACTIVE
BUILDING L0IS0N CANDLES BiLLFUR
SALE AT AUCTiON-WI be cold az auction,
on the premises, on MONDAY, the sIh October,
1850, ar o'clk +. Nj, tA6t most valu4bie BUILD
ING LOT, located az he iTner OF 4th and b.,
streets, frosRg about lis feet TIE west line OF
&:h ctrest, running back on the south side of hy rd
street 40 feet Ia alley 70 feet wide Also, that
valuable half acre LOT at the corner of Sd and
~ Td streets, ironing the west line of Sd street
l63 feet. running hack on Byrd street I2J FEET 10
street g feet wide. The ioregons real estate will
he divided into lots of quit able Aiaes according 10
plat III he exhibited at tne hour oil sac
The particular attention OF the public il respect-
fully called TO this SALE tho lots are not only
valuable. but, for thu most part. remarkably wei!
situated, commanding q fine and lovely v.ew OF the
city ana enVirona.
Trans -Ore-fourth cash balance at 6, 70 and
Is mon his, for negotiable notes. interest added.
ard tltle retained tiil last note is paid
Sc "a 6ODDIN & APPEhEOH Auct'rs
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NV o ADDITIONAL TRACTS OF 943.
! ACRES AND Is ACRES In a Z Y K [ G. q

ACRES AND as ACRES IN n ENKICO,
ABOUi NINE MILES BELOW RICHMOND
NEAR TO YORK RIVER RAILROA Dat the
same ume and place, at the request of the heirs of
the late Joshua Halloween, we will sell e47s acres
al heavily timbered Land, in Henrico, about nine
miles below Richmond, adjoining the lands of
VIM. Hens estate, DR.. C. H. and w +. Andersan
anu others.
Also. Is acres of Land on White Oak Swamp,
adjoining the lands OF DIR. James Beale, Mr.. Gar
Tett r. WatSon,h
TGRMs.-OHe third cash; the balance at 8 and u
moGths. fer negotiable notes, interest added and
title retained till At note Is paid
Be ~ GODDIN " APo ERSOS, Auets.
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TAILORING, &c.

VESTS of everv variety at corresponding rates
ss above. Also, GOODS of medium qualities, for
business suits. very low.
q X. II. res pectfuliy asks the public in general
Ia give him call, as he feels confident IN sivIrg
entire satisfactoL. MAKING and TRIM MING
vii! be fal thlully cut and made. 2s-3t*
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AlAtON ~prlne Western shou ders " hhds.,
- for sac by !. u u, b, DAVENPORT.
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~ MILLINERY-FALL TRADE. nc

n NOTICE-TO MILLINERS AND THE
ALAD4ES GENERALLY. Those hav- <sr,
Ing STRAW B0NNtTS or FLATS totNN
bleach or color the most fashionable oolnrs, *
and pressed IN any style You WISH must 20 10
HILL y. STRAW BLEACHER and CULOKER
Broad St., above Central Depot.
JOHN HILL, Richmond, Va
n. B.-No losses or disappoIntme ats. Use 25-6t"
MILLINERY GOODS az WHOLESALE.
VI ANDERSON, GREEN Il HAWES
Have now IN store, and daily receiving, large
assortment OF FALL GOODS, embracing eyerv
arlcle, new and choice, IN the MILLINERY
LINE, which they vii! &. Ii at the lowest prices
Tor casn, or TO puuctual Six months trade. Their
stCCE consists IN part Of
BONNET RIBBONS,
EmbracIng man. new and beautiful styles.
FL0WE Frs AND Feathers,
A large and varied assortment, Comprising every
the finest MPORTED.
STRAW GOODS.
They would particularly call the attention of the
trade to their extens stock of STRAW SILK
and VELVET B0NNETS, Misses HATS
tLATS, BOOMERS, SHAKER HOODS &c.
embracing every Sty le. and which they guarau-
tee wl he sold as low they can he bought in the
Northern Markets. No. l0l MAIN STREET,
gu Slim Richmond. Va.
DaEsS MAhiNG.-Lades will find Miss
- BRlESEG at Mrs. Ann STEEL'S Millinery
store, D doors above +th- en- Broad street wher e
they can have DRESSES and other articles Of
Clothing fit and made on the best terms and IN the
best ST lie Also, PINklNG done. and ali kinds Of
| STITCHING on sewing machines. se22-6t'
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f,AGLssa DAIHY CHEESE-oi prime
II quality. rece vi as and for sale bs y
&C. b, DAVENPORT,
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sasA hlLLiNERY-FA l. TRhDE.-mf-a
Sksst desire To call attention to l.ly re sSsslS
<rN mcval from A2 Broad street. to 2lG, twoslll<S
70 exhibit u lareer STOCK OF N LiLiNERY ti0OUS,
OF All kinds. and Will continue to keep through
ont the scas?n GOODS OF The LATEST AMI
MOST DESIRABLE STYLES
Mas A. McCONNAL,
2Z-2mf CaG Rroad st
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11- ACRES OF LANDIN HFNRICO

llL ABOUT SIX MILES BELOW RICH
MOND, FOR SALE AT AUCTION-W 10
cold at Office, CORNER of Bank and IIth streets,
at the reQnest OF the heirs of VIM. Gouldin, de-
ceased on WEDNESDAY, the sd October. 1880,
at II O'Clock M III acres of WOOD LAND. in
ing the lands OF Niessrs. Carter, Fisher, ard
TEXAS One-third cash; the balance at and 8
mon hs. for negotiable not ss with interest ADDED
and title retained I'll last nota i. PAID,
70 GUDDIN & ApPEHSON, Auots
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| AND Fox SALE.-I will sell publicly to the
IL highest bidder, on Q edit of six and twelve
months, at New X ent Court House. on Ia. second
THURSDAY IN October next, taat be nx Court
day. two TRACTS OF LAND, one containing
49, and the pihss lea acres, the road lead
ing fTo4. HoPkias' Mill TO the Old Church. and
Al. Il. ming the lands of DR.. r. w Allen and Others
s)s MI from the Summit Depot. ou the Rich
nond and York River kai road, and at the door
OF one OF the best mills IN tie couatry. | will
only convey such Il lie as Is vested in me as Ex-
eoutor. THOMAS C.. CL0PfON
Executor OF II. J. Clopton, decd
l2nkaw.t -
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FRENCH MiLLINrKY-

w ~, ~ = d u NJ + 3 . M.S9IE
ny store will be closed FRIDAY SNk.s
EF SNiNn. ard Will he re-opened oCTOBnn
Win a sclsct assortment of BnNNkTS RtR
BoNS, WREATHS, BRIDAL Wells. DRESS
tafS; ~ TACT All articles belonging TO FASHION
ARbE MILLINERY
IA Orders promptly and satisfactorily attended
10 MADAME son,
Sc 2T-lwf n. a A. %
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l. NEY. BoUNbkD BY DOVER. cARrFR
RlTCHIE ND TAYLOR STREETS, AMI
ALSO ON ELMWOOD SrEET. FOR SAL AT
AUCTION " II be sold at aactIrn on the pre-
misses, on WEDNESDAY, the 81 October 1860, at
47a O'CLOCK =; IN the order advertised, The lol-
lowing valuable LOTS IN sydney. viz: 2s Lots in
the square bounded by Dover, Carter, R,tchis an d
Fayior streets; also, 50 eet of Lard Gu the south
side of Elmwood street between Plumb and LON
ha.dy streets, running back 1f9& feet tn an alley
22teet wide; also that valuable lot at the corner
OF ElmwooG and HaIvIe streets, fronting no 7 IA
feet on the south side Of tlmwood ST. eet, running
back on the west line Of Harvie street l79 feet to
an alley 20 ieetwIds.
Terms One third cash; balance at 4 and 8
months, for negotiable notes. interest added, and
title retained till last note Is paid
Sc rs GUDDIN II AppERSON Anct,rs
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= EAUTiFU LOTS IN SIDNEY,
~ AND NEAT BRICK DWELLING THERE
SALE AT AUCTION W III re sold at auction, on
the premises. on WEDN ESDAY. the Sd Of DC o.
lots, Nos 272 2fs pa as, s2l, 1922 1893. 32t Each
lot has front of 40 IL feet and de ph Of 1898.
feet to alley % leet wide in this town of sidney,
together with handsome brick tenement on lot
no go, now, or recently in the occupancy of Mr..
Hopkins. These lots are among the nlust bsautl-
tul IN SIDNEY. and the at ntion Of thus wishins
to secure n suburbas reside aee are particularly
invited TO attend. A plat of the lots can be seen
at our Office
TERMS One third cash; balance at and
months. for negotiable notes, IN terest added, and
title retained TIL last note Is paid.
Sc q tiODpIN Il APpERSON sucts
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by /. L. q. Il Dayenport, Auct'rs.

ROOTs. SiOts. HATS AND cars, AT
- AUG ZION On WEDNESDAY,, Sd October
we wall eel at 10 clock at our auction store, 6.O
cases BOOTS, SHOES and HATS, consisting OF
Fine CALF BOUTS,
Heavy AFTER BOOTS.
Mems BR0&ANs, SHOES, OXFORD TIES
Nonsn's SHUEs.
Chiliren's SHOES.
FUR and WOOL HATS.
CLOTH Plush ant GLAZED CAPS.
The goods ara all fresh and seasenabls. The
STOCK Will 20 70 1dy Tor examination four day be-
fore the auction.
TEAMS. Under SlO0. cash 80 days credit for
) 100 and over, for approvs paper.
seS l.. 4 q. B. DAVENPORT Aucts
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& DREss- MAKING.

IN OPENIN OF FALL Msn
fkzp MILLINERY. 49,
lis BRatD STRREr, CT STAIRS sSlRl
Miss 4. LYON would sunoanoe her return I11,i
the Worth WITH Fashions, embracing nj the
oeooest NOV hLlIEs o. Tue Sc asvn. Confident
Bt. g and ATTRACTIVE GOODS, at lie 29n,s 81
p'tess, woald caH the attention of CouxrkT z ER-
CHANTS, as well as har customers geaeralt, 10 an
early examination of thea
ALSO New styles of CHILDREN'S FANCY
Nar,esy Store. ca - Isr
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Later from California

New YORK, Oct. NO California mails or
passengers by the Northern Light. The
steamer John L. Stephens, from San Francis
co Sept. IL, had not arrived at Panama on the
29th. The Northern Light lett Aspinwail on
the 30th and has South and Central American
mails. The Stephens was due at Panama the
9th 1t is expected she broke her machinery
in the gale, as the heavy swell in Panama
Bay, on the 23d and 9th, indicated such an
occurrence
The North Star arrived at Aspinwall on the
29th, and her mails and passengers were IN
Aspiuwall the Both, but would go forward the
LIST inst
On the morning of the 9th negro mob in.
vested Panama, creating great excitement,
The authorities applied to the American and
British commanders to protect the city, and
forces were landed from the ships. At the
latest alyices the negroes had retired. The
marines from st. Mary's held possession of the
Panama railroad depot Trains cross the
isthmus regularly and the city is quiet. Part
of the British force is withdrawn
G. j. Fox, consul at Aspinwall, passenger
by the Northern Light, brings dispatches to
the secretary Of the navy from the command.
er Of the st. Mary. An encounter took place
on the 9th, outside of Panama, between the
rebels and the government forces, resulting i'll
five or six rebels killed, fifteen taken prison
ers, and five soldiers killed. The ringeaders
escaped
Gnayaqui dates of the oath state that
Flores was near the city, with his forces.
Fraveo was to be reinforced with two thou
sand men from Peru. Buenaventura was
still in the hands of the revolutionists
A war schooner sailed from Queraca to
attack Buenaventura. Itwa said the mosque
at Popayar was surrounded by government
forces. The Northern Light left Il large
portion of her stores on the steamer North
Star, to accommodate the passengers Of the
Stephens, should she arrive. A vessel, name
unknown, loaded with ice, arrived at Aspin-
wall on the 26th from Boston.
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DEsTRUcrIvE FIRE IN SOUTH BOSTON,
Loss OVER Two HUNDRED THOUSAND Dol.
LARS. Fire broke out in the extensive machine
shop OF Messrs Souther & Co., on First and A
streets, this evening, and spreading rapidly,
soon enveloped the whole building in flames.
From this the flames caught in The extensive
cotton mill adjoining, owned by the heir, of
Geo. Thacher These two buildings were five
stories high, Of brick, and filled the square be-
tween Granite and A, and First and Second
streets. The latter building has been fitted up
lately for the purpose OF manufacturing gunny
bags, and the whole was OF very com.
bustible material Both buildings were
completely destroyed, after hard bat
tie Of the fire department for over three
hours. The walls of both buildings fell out
to some extent, and that portion on a street
was completely demolished, but fortunately no
one was injured. The fire is supposed to be
the work OF an inccndiary. 1t was first dis
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Later from Maxicn.

co rontirm thr renot Of tbe ,on tg -n' Of
the Spanish barque Maria Conception. The
Spanish commodore threatened TO lombard
Vera Cruz but captain Jarvis condemned this
course. The Spanish squadron then returned
to Havana Degallado seized a conducta with
81, 100000 destined for Tampico. 1t is sup.
posed that he will use the funds in support of
the expedition against the capital, He had
effected loan of 100000 for the same pur-
pose. The vanguard OF the liberal army had
arrived at Lacutia. The other divisions will
soon be before the CITY
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-10-08

COTTON excited; sales 5000 bales at fc hgher-ll q
llAc for miduli uplands
FLOUR Receipts 26,2S bbls; sales 10000 bills; stale
and western shade rmer superne state s5,25 q 800
extra state s5425 q $50; round hoop Ohio 500 g 5i5
superine western Sj25 "a $50; common to good extra
western S55 q 565 southern steady; sales 200 bDls
mixed to good 1913 "a 500; fancy and extra S6oO @
$7,75 Canada s1perine more active and prices ull-
changed; sales 400 bbls; extra $3.50 % 1850
GRAIN. Wheat lc better with TAR export demhd
sales bushels: Chicago spring Sl,l6 % ~ for No to
No |; Milwaukee club Sl24 a lis; winter red western
sl33 % 1871, nearly all at the latter price: white west
ern Sl33 % Las; white Canada Las Tor good. Corn I'M
changed sales 6j0 900 bush; mixed western 10 aoat, 100
% lie in store, aud 6@c for damaged ditto.
beet dull sales 200 bbls Pork dull and in favor Of
BUYERS; sales SIS hhls Sl9O for new; So,ss for
old; prime Sl450 @ 4,1j for new Sl325 for old Lard
duh; sales l75 bbls at 1T "a l3sc sugars firm, with
fair speculative demands Cdba Muscovado 81 "a lsc;
Porto Rico II a lie. Coffee Lrm sales 300 bags La
guayra on private terms Rio 200 bags at IA a Ale Mo-
lasses steady; BarbadOes, Is hds at 35c Porto co ~
hhds at 35c; Cuba bluscovad0, 10 hhds at 2lc.
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Baron RenfreW.

WAsHINGToN, Oct 6-Baron Renfrew and
suite, the president, cabinet, and invited guests,
visited Mount Vernon Friday. The dinner
given by Lord Lyons in the evening was at
tended by the president, Baron Rentrew, and
other distinguished personages. The baron
and suite took a farewell leave of the presi-
dent this morning. They were accompanied
to the U. S. cutter by the cabinet. The baron
was accompanied down the Potomac by SEE
retaries Floyd, Thompson, and and attorney
general Black to Acquia Creek, where he took
the Rchmodd cars.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. Baron Rcntrew
and suite viii occupy the same rooms at the
Continental as were used by the Japanese.
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gletu advertisements.

TOUND-On the morning of Oct. Z, on
4 the premises of d. Paddock in Holden Calves,
which the owner have by proving property ana pay
ing charges. d5F Oo
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Disastrous Storm at the South.

New ORLEANS, Oct 5.--The storm on
Tuesday was the most severe that we have
had for years, The walls of Il building on
Camp street fclllldIing two persons. Part of
the city is submerged, Eleven miles OF the
Jackson railroad were washed away. A large
number of houses were carried off and sever
al lives lost, a large number of coal boats and
a steamboat were sunk. The damage to the
city will amount to about Sl50,000, and the
damage on the river will also be heavy. Thir-
ty-fve sugar houses were blown down, and
the crops badly injured. AT Baton Rouge
twenty one coal and four steamboats, were
sunk. The lower portion of Georgia and Flor
ida also suffered from the flood
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Steamboat ExplosiOn-Railroad Accident

WASHINGTON, Oct 5.-The New Orleans
Picayune of the ID reports that the steamer
Bayou City exploded near Lynchburg, Texas,
with fearful loss of life. The total number is
unknown.
A freight train came in collision with pas
senger train on the Weldon Railroad yester
day, at EvcrettsvilIe, killing the baggage mas
ter, and probably fatally injuring the conduc
tor
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LATEST NEWS.
BY TELEGRAPH
TO THE WORCESTER DAILY SPY
FROM EUROPE.

rived last night with three hundred passen-
gers. She left Southampton on the evening
OF the 26th uIt. The Great Eastern was not
expected to be ready before the 18th October.
Garbad had attacked Capua, and two hun
bred Garibaldians were wounded. The Carl
baldians had succeeded in passing Cattabeno,
The Neapolitans had made an unsuccessful at
tempt to recover Cajazz0. Garibaldi was
making preparations tor an immediate attack
on the Neapoitans The inhabitants of Vi.
terbo had reyol:ed and driven away tie papaI
garrison.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-10-08

TORONTO, Oct, Ga mass meeting of an
Orange character, was held last night. Res.
olutions were passed, concerning the Duke of
New Castle, and the provincial government is
reference to the Orange difficulties during the
visit of the Prince of Wales. A committee
was appointed to prepare an address to the
Queen and the British parliament, embodying
the resolutions, and narrative Of the diff
culties
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Qem A00ertlg ements.

~ X G. f. T. q r.
IA ~
soldiers said Napoleon, after one of the most brill
liant of his victories "Notbnq vet is dono-,,cb re-,
,,,,;,,s D., 10 3. ,o4i,,. ,,o, .t;. ,i,.. 81 ,... e
i, ........
of the past may have been-regards nothing as done so
long as much remains to do He has the pleasure TO in
"
'''"' - 'ie i'''s i''' u
the illustrous President OF the United States is now
added.
Read the following table of contents. and remember
wv e W " ''' anu 'e''e"'Ve'
mat the LEDGER WW be ready on Monday, oct. at u
o'clock precisely:
NJ, a.
Table of COntentS-A1l 0Tirinal
"a AA''IAO' AAAA VI - Aii@A'
rrr.rEp Fpo,f pprS1IiiiI,Nr p,.ctr,>-,>- NO A.,
HOMER " A-' ~ Mn
H.
WAR: BY HON EDWARD EVERETT
rrAry- por,, px r,,f f,,-r1 IN, pp,- WI,
All 4 i"En' d William COLLEN bh1 AMI
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The Remains of Gov Willard

CHIoAGo Oct. 6.-The remains of Gov
Willard of Indiana, left here night for In
dianapos, in charge of committee Of the
citizens.
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SAvANNAH, Oct. Nassau county gives
$50 majority for Milton, the Breckenridge can
didate for governor The Jacksonville papers
estimate Millions majority at 1000.
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In this city, Oct 4 Aaron Liley of Calais Vt TO Cen-
da Bliss af this city.
In Milford, oct4, Elbrilge A Want to Sarah Hunt
both Of Milford
In Gardner, Oct 3, Charles willis Ashley of Temple
ton, to Mrs Lucy Ann Truatt OF Gardner
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Base Ball Match.

SPRINGFIELD, Oct. 6.-The match game of
base ball, between the Pioneer club, of Spring
field and the Bowdoin, of Boston, came off
this afternoon, the Pioneer winning p runs to
Bowdoin Is,
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FOR SALE-A valnahle Farm anil

H4lij Water Power, situated in Paxton, eight miles
.AAfrOm Worcester. The farm consists of more than
100 acres of excellent land with large and barn
Yet the principal value of this estate Water Power
There fall Of l25 feet in distance about 10 rods
giving the opportunity of using the five times
with head # % feet each The water passes over sol
I'll ledge of rock There upon the premises three
substantial stone dams The wateris never failing. The
mill pond contains more than 200 acres and all damages
for flowing being paid The large pond sets back nearly
to the outlet of Turkey Hill pond. The Turkey Hill pond
covers surface of about 500 acres all which may be
appropriated to the benefit Of this privilege Atogeth
er, this is of the most desirable powers in the
county OF Worcester This property will be sold under
the most favorable conditions The whole the pur-
chase money may remain mortgage, and money will
be advanced to build with if necessary full partic
ulars inquire of the subscriber, of Hon. ISAAC DA-
Wis. CHARLES HERSEY I4l Main street
Worcester 4 1854 d6t E1v2t *
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CR0CKERY, GLASS,
AND
T r E n G. H CHIN .

James Edwards Sons celebrated Dale Hall Crockery.
Hayiland Bros. IL Co.'S French Porcelain
Cut and Common Glass Ware
l in receipt of the above Goods for Fall
Trade, embracing many new styles, and of superior
quality.
Bly stock of
Rogers Bros. Plated Goods
}. Russell cos superior Green River Cutlery,
Mcriden Britannia Ware,
Tea Trays, Table Mats, Call Bells,
And in fact every article required to furnish the table
in first rate shape, is very complete, and my prices
will be very low.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-10-08
FOR SALE-A genteeI RESIDENCE

kst located Sunny Side consisting of story dwell
sAAng house, nearly new, containing fen rooms, with
all modern improvements, and Of land with a
barn thereon Inquire at the Office of r. HENRY on the
premses. forms easy. DIV o5
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-10-08
GALE OF REAL ESTATE-Bv license
for Sale OF % Yet.
W SEE FIRST FACE.

~ TO LET-The subscriber viii lease
si, his residence on Claremont street for term of
esA.kzyears. The house built his occupan
contains all the modern convenences, in COM
plete repair The Estate comprises upwards two acres
of land in good order, and well stocked with fruit and
ornamental trees. cOmmodous Stable, Carriage
House, and other outbudngs attached prei
SEES Possession given Immediately. portion OF the
furniture leased with the house, if desired.
s2i distf WILLIAM CROSS, Worcester Bank