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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-07-15

OFFICE OF PROVOST MARSHAL,


Worcester, July 49, 1868
THURSDAY and FRIDAY next, the Board of En-
roment will be in session to examine applicants for
exemption for physical disability, from Worcester.
Observation-Disclosures, Auburn, Shrewsbury,
Leicester, Boylston and West Boylston.
MONDAY - Holden, Rutland, Paxton, Oakham,
New Braintree, Brookfed West Brookfied and
North Brookfield.
TUEsDAY-Warren, Spencer, Oxford, Charlton,
Dudley, Sturbridge and Southbridge.
WEDNBsDAY-Webster, Grafton, Millbury SUIT
ton, Upton, Northbridge, Northboro, Southboro
and Westboro
THURSDAY Milford, Mendon, Uxbrdge and
Douglas.
FRIDAY - Wrentham, Foxboro Bellingham,
Franklin, Midway and Walpole
No person will be allowed to testify in his own
case. No evidence will be taken, except under
oath.
mo certificate of physician or surgeon is TO he
received in support of any point in the claims of
drafted men for exemption from military service
unless the facts and statements therein set forth are
affirmed or sworn to before a civil magistrate com
petent to administer oaths."
The above sessions will be atthe provost marshall,
Office 245 Main street. Ltrom 10 to / and to 6P.M.
Fora other applications for exemptions from
the above places, the same days from to 10 AM.
and from to2P,M
SAMUEL v STONE, Provost Marshal.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-07-15
ErOn XHnshinrfnn.

WASHINGTON, July l3.-We have had CO.
pious rains for the last thirty hours. Railroad
communication with Baltimore, Philadelphia
and New York has been interrupted by the
storm. Ohe OF the bridges of the Washing
ton branch of the Baltimore and Ohio railroad
has been carried away. No crossing can be
made at present at any of the tor,ls OF the Po-
tomac. The news from New York of the DIS
turbance there has for the moment absorbed
public attention. Five men of the l09th New
ork regiment were drowned to-day at Laurel
ON TIE Baltimore and OHIO railroad, an en-
bankment being swept away by the treshet
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-07-15
A Riot in Boston.

BosToN, July l4,-Quite disturbance, but
hardly amounting to a riot, occurred in the
north part of the city this afternoon. 1t org
mated in an assault made on David Howe at
a house in Prince street, where Howe had
called to serve a notice that the resident had
been drafted. Some loafers in the street in
terfered and beat Mr.. Howe severely, when
he was rescued by a policeman, but not be-
fore he was badly, but not dangerously in
jured. In the meantime the mob rapidly
gathered, and strong force of police was
called out. Bricks and other missiles were
thrown, by which policemen Ostrander, Win
ship, and some others were injured. The
outbreak was speedily quelled, and several
arrests were made. AS precaution against
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-07-15

One of the Boston papers states that there
is at present no provision for state aid for the
families of draftedmcn who go INTO the mill.
tary service. This is mistake. i bill to
provide such aid to the families OF men who
might be drafted was introduced into the leg
islature at the last session by Mr.. Waters of
Sutton. 1t passed both houses and was
signed by the governor. OF course it is now
a law of the commonwealth. Therefore the
families Of drafted men who go into the ser
vice will receive state aid.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-07-15

CINCINNATI, Jiy 14.-Morgan's rebel forces
crossed the Big Mama at Venice last night,
and burned the bridge behind them. They
passed through Burlington and Springdale,
and crossed the Hamilton and Dayton rail-
road at Glendale this morning, moving tow
ards camp Dennson. 1t is not known how
much damage the rebels have done at Glen
dale, or to the Hamilton & Dayton railroad.
Topographic communication is still open with
Hamilton. Morgans men are reported to be
much jaded with their rapid march and will
have to rest soon. Six of Morgan's men were
captured at Milford, Clermont county, on
Sunday night, and four more at New Boston.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-07-15
CITY AND COUNTY.



Mayor Lincoln has received a letter from
II. w. Wellington, Esq, dated at Gettysburg,
in which he encloses list Of the killed,
wounded and missing of the fifteenth regi-
ment. He says it is as correct list as he was
able to procure, though it may not he com
pletc. He visited all the wounded of the 10Th
aud found them "well cared tor and in good
spirits, although suffering from severe
wounds" 1t is thought that they will all re-
cover except Albert II. Snow Of Webster, who
was shot through the back OF his head. Ills
list is as follows;
KILLEp-Col. George II. Ward, captains
Jorgensen and kirkland, sergeant Wllilalh
Brandreth OF Webster, corporal w. u. oak
lev of Worcester, and priyates Thomas Ham
of Upton, Frank Santon and Charles Reed OF
Webster and Richard Flynn OF Worcester.
WoUNDED-Capt. Edward Gale OF North
buro, Capt Albert Prince of Oxford, Lieut..
c. NJ. Murray OF Worcester; sergeants I.
b. Ross OF LeOmnSser, {. IL. Arnold OF
Blackstone, A. Burrill of UXbridge, L. b.
Robbins of Still River, and A. N. Hathaway:
corporals A. IL. Snow of Webster, G. MUIR
of Co. Il, Arson Murphy of North Oxford,
Patrick Hearty OF Worcester, and Edward
Everett of West Sutton.
P,Icates Wounded.-W. H. Savage, North
field, or Harvard; Dwight B. Woods, CO. d /;
Thomas Brown Of Blackstone, leg amputated
below the knee; Albert e. Frost Of Belmont,
leg amputated at knee joint Robert Lusty Of
Thorndike, leg amputated above the knee ;
+. S. Livermore of Millbury; Edward IL.
Prouty, OF West Brookteld; Christopher
Train Henry Baker George IL. Watson, of
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-07-15

FIFTY.FIRsT MASS. YoLuNrEERs-Therc will be
public reception of the Fy-hrst Regiment upon their
return from their service Notice of the time will be
given at as early day as possible.
III order that proper arrangements may be made for
the reception, it is particularly requested that all soco
ties or organizations who desire join the procession
give notice The Marshal early as possible, that
proper place may be assigned them on the occasion.
jv7 DIT CHAS h. PRATT, Chief Marshal.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-07-15

Sturslss EIectrlc compound An eLcciua
cure lot kALG!A AND TiiEt alsV' "a M
PIE lot Splna lrrlatloi mp ~ Ipl"nts AEGe ~ NV
race, Iootn Acne ram III inc oIue' bacA anu Linus
Ear Acme LulnDlgo &C; At; ~ ,iio . .l ,,b,;
me oToprletot IN Qheills inns ne lGIle 10 tie punc
uesireS 10 sl1ie that ths Ves NJ @ ~
mat class called parent meiicieSi Us Ne as oeGn
tested Or many years anu II mas Deen ioulu us a1e
quaest0 the remova! OF many oostuale cases o. tne
ao9E omp ANTS when otneI Celepten IeileGies na
laleu 10 reach anu winch nu ual te Shi " eui
nr .i phys cias me yoRlietol "oS lo Cln i, ~
VIII cure Det one casS Oh diseases, a. persons wiz @ie
ahcteu win any o. these cohlpahls are earnestly 10
questeu 10 Try Ilis Compou an Juuee 'oI
Among the advantages Oh ms neuiche are Tile Iolo"-
ing:
as effect is very rapidMln most cases
~ rs ~ ~ lt9 1u ny 10 pS
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-07-15

Dr Railways Cleansing SyruH, called RAD
WAYS RENovATING REsoLyENT, will cure Inherited
MALADIEs- There is specific blood poison which may
be and often is transmitted from generation to gene
ton Such is the virus of Scrofua, Syphilis, Cancer
Salt Rheum, and of many other Glaudular and skin
Diseases. This terrible hereditary and constitutional
faint has been supposed to be beyond reach of medi
cine and in many royal and noble families of Europe
has been disgusting heir loom for centuries. But for
all the developments of this foul element OF disease
cure has been discovered and applied The proofs
ind sputable that Railways Renovating Resolvent re
moves not merely the sympto but source Of Con-
stutonal Disorders-cures not only the Disappointing
Ulcers, EruptOns, Swengs, DESIGNATIONS Palms. AMI
other bodily evils resulting from theinherited faint
actually rcvolutionzes the constitution itself and ena-
bcs it to throw of for the transmitted cause of
these fearful visitaiions
One to six bottles will every species of Skin Dis
eases from Chrome syphilis scroiula Ulcers Strumer
Gus Discharges from the Ears Sore Eyes, ose, &c,
down to acommon pmple.
Ladies suffering IRON Chloross, Whites Weakening
Di charges, rely upon by the use of one
two bottles.
Price One Dollar per Bottle or Six Bottles for Five
Dollars Dr. Railways Office, 81 Maiden Lane N Y.
Sold by Druggists
For sale in Worcester by NJ. b. GREEN IL Co, and
HEo T. hAkLoW' DIV jyl0
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-07-15

ELEGANT CLASSICAL ORNAMENTS Let all adj
mirers of works of Italian art, visit the collection
now ready for examination at No 1l9 Main street.
next door toMr, G. Green, druggist The whole as
sortment will be sold at public sale on tomorrow,
at 10 O'Clock, A NJ, and p. N, by Mr. W. Vail,
and is the importation of Viii Brothers. of Phila-
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-07-15

THE HIGHLAND CADETS returned at2P.M.
yesterday from their excursion to Newport,
which was very pleasant one, notwithstand-
ing somewhat unfavorable weather. Tbev
were reviewed on Monday afternoon by Col.
Shepard, commandant at Fort Adams, and ON
leaving the city yesterday, were honored with
salute from the fort. Their movements and
bearing created very favorable impression
upon the islanders. Some of them attended
n hop at the Ocean house. In consequence
OF the rain yesterday, they came directly home
instead of making their proposed stop III Prov
Gence.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-07-15

A Card.-G ADAMS, having returned from the
Wet ndles VIII resume the charge Gallery at 239
Main street Especial care will be given in making
small pictures such as Carries de Visite Ambrofynes
&C In the hiTheT branches Of the Mr. "A arrange
side of New York Having engaged for ms eninuep
new artists Of EN- nent ability he confidently expects
the pubic wilt su stain him in his enterprise to esfnsh
gallery IN Worcester where first class work in iii a
telle, Ink Water Color, &C. be made enual 70 oW
maGe by Quincy, FrederIcks, Brady The mimic nj
invited TO call ana eX anime work by hi, new artists
and lud Tor themselves 10 those wanting ictnres of
children he will by kindness. attention and az
flight Of stairs dit - up Our 5 Sne
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-07-15

SPRINGFIELD. Mass, July 1.-THE draft
commenced in this district to-day. Everything
passed off quietly. The quota Of ten towns
were filed The drafting in the city will
probably commence Friday.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-07-15

DIR. c. HOWARD MARSHALL. Lung mhalist of New
York, so famous Tor curing Asthma. Caarrh, Bronchitis
and Catarrhal Consumption, will be at the Bay state
House. Worcester, Saturday and Sunday July 18th and
10Th. Consultation free d2t* jl5
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-07-15

WORCESTER STATE GUARD The monthly Getting
the Worcester State Guard will take place Mt City Hail.
THIS wednesday, AFTERNOON. at 4o'cock A iull
and punctua attendance is requested.
Ez HEALY BAKER, Clerk.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-07-15

REV. HORACE JAMES will speak at Mechan-
les Hall on Friday evening, in aid of an OBJ
ject which will be found more fully stated in
a notice in another column.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-07-15

Saturday have been received. They had then
returned to Maryland Heights. One of the
letters mentions that the 34th Massachusetts,
had just arrived there. When the 5lst went
there in the hospital, among whom was Capt.
Hobbs
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-07-15

Musical FEsrIvALby the school children
is to be held at Mechanics Hall tomorrow
evening. An advertisement gives the partic-
ulars
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-07-15

One hundred regulars from Fort Indepen-
dence were sent up to Concord, N. H., yes
terday afternoon, to be present at the drafting
IN mat city, and prevent any demonstrations
on the part of the copperheads.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-07-15

Dutcher's Lightning FIy-KiIIer. supplies a
want felt by every good hOusekeeper Every sheet will
~ 44ar5 where flies are thicS Remember that Is is
BUTCHERS that does this AMI refuse the base nits-
lions that are offered he article is for sale by oil
respectable Druggists. q c. GOODWIN a. co.
Po d&WSW Boston.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-07-15

EDWARD AlLLLES, Jr.. continues TO pay the highest
price for cid papers, etc. dtf ja2I
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-07-15

TwENTY-FIFTH REGIMENT.-Co Companies X,
|, T, C and B, under command of Major At
wood, have gone to Washington, N. G., to
stay for the present. Company D is garrison
ing fort Stevenson; A, Z, & and H are at fort
Totten, Newbern. The citizens, suffers, &C.,
one of the companies A. H. Ward, sutler, is
acting as captain, and j. A. Thompson, form
erly of company A, is acting as first lieuten-
ant. A paragraph in the SPY yesterday
morning stated enormously that they were in
command OF company A.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-07-15

Miss KATE REIGNoLDs and her excellent
company give their third performance at the
theatre this evening. The programme in
cludes the three-act comedy, 'The Little
Treasure; or the JOY of the House." and the
farce of The Harvard Boy; or Tricks of
College Days" The last will interest some
of the conscripts here in particular, and the
public in general. The house was again well
filled last evening, with an audience greatly
pleased by the entertainment.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-07-15
The Draft.

We continue our list OF the persons drafted
from tria district. The following is the result
of TUESDAYS work -
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-07-15

THR train which left Boston at half past
eight o'clock last evening for New York, was
stopped here in accordance with dispatch
from the latter city. The passengers found
quarters at the Bay State House. The boat
train runs regularly, but the land route is in
terrupted for the present.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-07-15

LIEUT.. CHAELEs +. TEw, of Co. ID, 25th
regiment, was on Tuesday morning present
ed by Mr. Franklin Wesson, manufacturer
of firearms. of this city, with one of his best
breech-loadng carbin"s, with three hundred
rounds of cartridges, a testimonial OF his
regard for that officer. Lieut.. Few was for
several years the energetic foreman Of Tiger
engine Co. No. 6, being Familiarity known as,
Capt. Tew," and two years ago left lu-
crative business to enlist as a private in
Capt. Dennys company. Since being in the
service he has been promoted to first lieu
tenancy. lie has been home on short fur
Tough to visit his family, and left for Newbern
by the boat train last night to rejoin his regi-
ment.
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B. ". WILLIAMS, Proprietor,

For sale in Worcester by GEORGE ?. HARLOW, 2l2
Main street.
For sale by all Wholesale and Retail Druggists and
ApOtheCaTics dtf mVlS
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-07-15

UnarIts I. HaTTIngIOn-OJ.
The draft in this district will be concluded
to-day. The following towns are in order;
FoRENooN.-M Milford, Mendon, UXbridge,
Douglas. AFTERNooN.-Wr entham, FoXbo-
rough Bellingham, Franklin, Midway, Wal
pole.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-17
The Defence of Charleston.

The Defence Of Charleston will always re-
main upon record as one of the most bril-
liant pages Of history. For four months
have the Yankees Been hurting upon its for
tificatiOns hurricane Of the most trernen-
dous missiles ever used in warfare, and for
four months have they been met and bafilcd
by q devotion and heroisM which they can
not equal nor overcome. The failure OF
their combined militaryand naval operations
to accomplish their object covers them with
humiliation and disgrace. We believe they
have done their worst, and whether they
have or not, Charleston bids them defiance
and laughs them to scorn. The valor o.
Carolina and the genius Of Bcauregard will
only be illustrated more gloriously with
every day, and week, and month, and year
Of the pr0tracted sitge.
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III 4. d. Williams, AuctiOplecr.


VALUABLE Country Seat, known as Ritchic's, on
the canal, near the Reservoir, and within one
mile of the city, for SAFE at auctonBy REQUEST OF
tho owners win sell thursday, the l9sho II No.
vember, at IL O'Clock A II, upon tho premises, tac
above described most valuable property. udboning
tholauds OF Messrs IlayAlI Shields, and others Il
contains l0a acres and Is subdivdcd tbs plan OF
the Richie estate. into three as and will be sold
in iois according 10 that plan, egcthcy AZ biers
may prefer, The Improvements coEsist ef neat
and comfortable dwelling. surrounded by fns oaks.
kitchen, harm, etablr, ice house. &c, with flourish
ing young orchard ind quantity 0f flowers, &C
Tie Situation OF tho dwelling Ii most beautiful and
romantic, commanding fine view Of tho river and
surrounding country for many miles. With tho ia.
dicious expenditure OF small sm It could be made
aspt Of uDequalled lovtineaa An extensive granite
quarry has been opened, and It 10 thought 10 BE- OF
immense value, being 90 near the city and ilnmedi
Rtsly on the canal. There are fine building ejtca
upoa each lot, and they all watered by nnaIpne
spring branches. Upon 0ne OF them 10 the cclc-
Draled Richie spring, which affords CONSTANT and
large stream OF the parest water. sThc coil b
the real chocolate clay and black sandy Ioa and 4
proverhal for its fcrtdy; for gardening Purposes i
cannot be surpassed.
Considering its convenience to the city, the beauty
OF IT. stnan, ard the excellence Of iis SOIL this
property presehss combination OF Attracttls sci.
dom cqOaI!ed.
Persons deairtng 70 purchase arc requosted %
visit the property before the day Of sals
Early possession will be given II desired. ,
TERMS made known at the sale
no II " ILllAHS Auct,f
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Ey Dunlop, Momcu,v d Co., Aaefs.

Ey Dunlop, Moneuse d Co., Aaets
A UCrION Sale of Desirable French and English
~ Goods, &c On Tuesday, the 24th inst, com
niencing at 10 O'Clock, We will sell al our auction
store, by catalogue, valuable assortment OF Eng
lish and French goods, consisting in part Of
60 ricces superior Grandrili alpacas
leg do mohnir lustree, assOr ted Qualities
100 do patent satins, coiors
60 do chene lenOes
50 do fancy lcnOe stripeE
80 60 Silk checked lelioes
12S do white cambrcs
GU do n1addcr and chintZ brilliants
Is do fine twilled shifting Hannels
A. do white Selecia flannel
60 dozen ladies' fine cotton lcee
10 pieces hucsaback
81 do brown holland
1922 lbs blue and white brown thread, No o5 10 81
$50 dozen re plus ultra pins
100 packs do do let pins
so 600 Victoria and Beard 4 Co needles
200 great gross super bone and metal buttons
2i5 gross ivory, h0rn, pearl aud gilt buttons
100 dozan metal buckles
l07 pieces gold braid
50 do galOons
40 dozen STARS
36I8 pairs ladies' and gentemcn's shoes and elastic
boots, comprising large and very desira
BILE assortment
5000 tooth brushes, assorted numbers
30 reams letter and fooseap paper
With many articles suited 10 the trade.
Catalogues and goods ready for inspection on Mon
day 23d Inst.
no la DUNL0'. MDNCURE co, Aucts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-17

~ AT an adjourned meeting Vi large pro
~ PORTION Ofths Teachers Of Richmond, held
Ia the lecture. room Of Dx Beads Church, on Fri
day evening last in response ~ ag Invitation from
a committee Of the trachers OF Petersburg, wa
came 70 this city to advisc wiki W. On matters al
common interest aud imporr,iee, II was deemea
advisable to call full meeting ct H.: teachers 81
Richmond, both Euale aud female, on Tuesday
evening mex, November (7ih
This meeting will be- held this evening, AT the
school rooms Of Mr.. e. W. Cone, Oh franklin ST.,
teiween 9Th and 9th, at = O'Clock, aud il Is most
eaxueslly desired that there shall he full attend
Aaee Of shase interested
u LEE POWELL, Cham.
n. III. l.. TiOBE, Sec'y. no l7--us
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-17

1 NAL Farm for baie In Albemarie Will be sold
~ on the premises, about three m les from Gotham
Depot, on Thursday, the 18th November, for the
next fair day. tract Of about $50 acres 81 land.
This land lies 90 the slope Of the Southwest Noun
tain, and Ii Of the anest qualay Of Albemare red
land II ie well taken In grass, except about %
acres in timber, and b sll under good enclosure.
better chance for smsll farm rarely occurs In 30
desirable ne:ghbOrhDo1.
TERxs-Cash or credit, at tho option Of tbs pur.
chaser. Address the undersigned
WIN NkRWETHER,
no 0-:tawtds Gotham, AlbemaSle.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-17

EARM for Peas.-e4ock q Horn. ~
y Hogs. Corr, shacks, easaw. 1.,.,.ss Coss
ments0 al kinds, Wood, %, q aueticn s - !npk
quest q nr 3 q Crouch, who b now IN ~. u1s n.
Ii,l rent oes On Tuesday, l7th Noyemse,% n
miles west Of Ri bmood, and pesY Jsmss ,snrko h
contrasting 3S0 acSes 81 land, win vooa "s eaas
house with rooms, and all tho usual Out hSw,aas
immediately after renting the fam ~s,
cecd'to sell III biz entire stock, consist,ns y, s a
mules. hosses, cows, hogs, &c; corn, fodds, goo
s nv, = &C. e. 40 % cord: good seasoned wood
Aftes tho ealeyw be hised Gus ! negro r"co
also for the next year. 'o~ had
no9 MTAYIAR A...
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-17

NJ U1n E--D-i tuent consumers Of Water il
IN .lierson Ward are hereby notified that II they
tad 10 pay their water bills before the hour Of
O'Clock n to day, they will be dealt With accord.
ing to the requirements Of the following extract from
NJ, ordinance concerning the Water Works:
BY an ordinance passed by the Council May eth,
1858, II Any bill remain unpaid for TEN next af
ter that which 1t is presented the Auditor ehail
notify the Superintendent who shall stop the water
from being used on the premises in respect to which
tbs defauli exists, and Il not paid within rIFERsN
DAYS two per cent VIII be added 70 the original
amount II the bill and Il shall be placed In the
hands Il the City Collector. PW RAISTON,
no lit for Auditor,
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INSTRUCTION an tho Plano
J. ChARl.EsS w MILLER

INSTRUCTION an tho flanO.-
CifARi.kS w MILLER
would beg leave ~ ialorm LII. friends and tie public
In general thst no wis continue his Instructions on
the rsDo 10 these who may dcsiss hls gcfsices and
fav6s him With their continuance
Applications Is Nc, 4. Spett's jsweIsy store, { p
Brad, between ~, ssd 9Th Ella, will meet with
proanpt attention
u9-I waai! cheerfaly recommend III G W u Her
o faithful teacher, CIV THpsw.
~ l7-$te
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-17

{Gs-IMPORTANT TO 1'anners--Saye Your Glue
ficces.-The kiehmonA Cline and oil Works will
pay high price for siry glue pieces IN large or
small quantities. Address
HENRY J MAICNE,
no lit PO Box 1917, Richmond, Va.