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The BALL.-We would advise those who
are expecting to attend the charity ball on
Friday night, to secure their tickets. 1t will
be an occasion such as will probably not occur
again this winter, and presented to the public
both brilliant and successful
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GRAFroN.-Last Sunday robbery was
committed in this town, under the following
circumstances 1t appears that an elderly
and infirm man, by the name Of Charles Nc
Namara, had had for two weeks in his employ
a boy named Rufus Lamb. About II o'clock
on Sunday morning Lamb appropriated to his
own use two wallets, which he found in
bureau drawer in Mr.. Ms room, where they
had been placed for safe keeping. The wal
lets contained some $50 in cash, mostly Prov
idence money, with valuable papers. The
rogue also helped himself to shot gun, for
reasons best known to himself. Mr.. McNa-
mara being at home along, it was some hours
before efforts were made for his capture,
which thus far have proved unsuccessful.
When last seen, Lamb was in Millbury, en-
deavoring to dispose of the gun. reward
has been offered for his capture.
WORCESTER THEATER.-Next Monday evening
the magnificent spectacle which ran 81 successfully
at Laura kecnes theater in New fork, for nearly
Cupid in the Bower of Ferns,n will be produced
under the auspices of Mr. j, C. Myers, who is we'll
known to the citizens Of W arcessr as gentleman.
ly and successful manager. Mr.. j. L. McDonough
will appear Mrs Pluto his original character, in
which he 10 said to be without an equal in this
country Tho piece will be produced with all the
magnificent scenery and appontm ents which rem
dered it popular during its successful run in New
York. The reputation Of hr.'Nyers alone should
be enough to fill the heater in any place where he
is known, and now that he comes with such unusu-
al attractions there be doubt of his success
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July IS, 1862,

hereby certify that have been deaf for fifty years
have had perpetual noises in my head, and have been
under treatment of many different Physicians without
having received airy benefit. Since l have been under
the charge of DIR IlGHThILL my hearing has been re
stored the noises in my head have ceased entirely, and
my general hcalth greatly improved l would. tn. re-
ore, hea rty commend him TO all who may be smi-
larry afflicted MARY A. IRVING.
March ~, 1868. Holden street. BrOUkne, Mass.
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AT the annual meeting of the Merchants
and Mutual Fire Insurance Company, at their
off &c in this city, Nov. 4, the following direc-
tors were chosen:
Isaac Davis, Charles L Putnam, William Dickin-
son, a ii Bullock, Stoddard, Clarendon Har-
ris ohm ID Washburn, OF Worcester; Alexander
Dewitt, Oxford; Joseph A Day, Leicester; John
Adams, Amherst; Henry ii stevens, Dudley; Chas
Stevens, Clinton.
AT subsequent meeting of the directors
Isaac Davis was elected president, John d.
Washburn secretary, and William Dickinson
treasurer,
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Special Jaotltes.

i.uciuN observation-disclosures Of Music Address a,
VIM ). Denny's, ClarAs Block, or al 81 ChaDdlerst.
ap2 diff
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3}&m Embellishments,
j. II. McDonough,
To produce bis romantic Spectacle OF
IttE SEW EN- SISTERS !
AND
BIRTH OF CUPID
TIE LOWER OF rrrns

Together with all its gorgeous scenery and hewiIderin
effects The public will bear in mind that his is the
sa scene which created such sensation in Iondon
under the direction OF Mr. Calcert afterwards at anrH
keene's, New York, where it an entire season
$50. at McDonough's Olympic. Philadelt ha since
which time 1t has been perforD in sveIy western city
enjoying opnl rity unparalleled in heaIicsl 81 nails
Mirrors OF Plate Glass cover the stage rejecting
bracinR an nenditure of
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DIR LIGHTnlLL. The following communication shows
The successful treatment oatallh by Dr. Lighthil:-
CAIARRH CukED-Dear Brethren Editors " i'll on
permit me to make settlement in Valuab BILE paner
LOT the De NJ lit OF or readers who be afflicted with
calat mai uhcutles! nave been much troubled with
catarrl Il the worst type, for twenty wears IL
gradually grew worse, producing cough and hoaTseness
destroying the sense of smell, and breaking down INV
general health to such degree compel to resign
M pastorate and suspend public spt abing made dill
tet use OF the usual remedies such SNUFF OF various
KINDS nitrate Of silver, tar water olive tar ana nhaa
lions, Du without any very salutary effects Last SUM
iher, Wblle JuurneNng i'll the country fl health
hearu OF DR. Lghthils Successful mode of reatiur ca
tarr, lnsPrOvde CO. X. l. visited him and nut myself
under hts treatment began immediately to improve
ana ms has gone on to the present time. My catarrh
mas gradually melted away cough has disappeared;
my voice has become NATURAL aid l more able
to preach the blessed Gospel. The popularity Of Dr.
ghthll treatment is that ceanscs inside nasal
passages it'll healing solution applied by curously
constructed syringe in the passage aiding from the roof
OF the mouth to the nose. After few efforts and little
practice there is no pam or serious difficulty in this
mode Of application. p. X. RUSSELL
Lynn Mass, February l, 1862.
DIR LIGHmILL-Sir; | have used your prescrntions
and instrument for catarr, and followed ynu irrcton
to the etei and am In return rewarded by being abr 10
report myself entire cured gift Having got rid of the
recAblc symptoms, ami the ills Intending bad eases
OF catarrL generally felt altogether like new man
and thank uly Ill keep ON in remembrance You NAV
publish TINS letter If you see fit.
Very truly. yours,
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EalELh.

In this city Nov 3, Mary A. wife OF Berry As yrs.
invited. 50 ~
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u. Martin, appointed "Examning Surgeon Of
Invalids for Pensions. Hours from to P diff n29
Ssra. s.. saas,Jt svAn, AL experienced ana sucees
al midwife holds nerselfin readiness 3nd night
attend to the daties Of her profession. Residence
No Is Austin street dtt ga
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CAuTI)N.-We were very forcbly remind
ed yesterday of DIR. Holmes famous 'One
Horse Shay which crumbled to dust I'M
tremendously on certain summer day, by
the occurrence of an accident; frequent of
late in our streets. We noticed that an ex-
press wagon, while crossing the track on
Main street, owing to miscalculation or care
lessness on the part of the presiding genius Of
the team, was sud denly exempted from
any further service by the break
ing of the axle and the consequent loss
of one of the wheels of the wagon,
The wreck of the vehicle, as well as the con-
sequent confusion among its contents, was
sad to behold but teamsters must learn by
experience, if they will not otherwise acquire
the lesson, that there is a right and wrong
method of crossing street railway, and that
it would be saving Of axles, wheels, &C., to
say nothing of patience, if they would inva-
riably avoid crossing in Il direction nearly
| parallel to the track.
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Geo. 5. HoppEn az Co., Commission Merchants
and dealers in Flour Corn, Rye, Oats, Buck Wheat
Malt Meal Of all kinds, Fine and Coarse Feed Butte
ie23 div
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HOME TESTIMONIAL.
Boston, Aug, Is, 1852.

DR.. LIGHTHILL-
Dear SirIt is a very agreeable duty to acknowledge
the complete cure you have performed on my or
deafness some time standing My hearing is per
feet. though never affected all. 1 happy
to Sddmy name to the references attesting
your skill. The benefit that you I'VE conferred upon
only be properly appreciated by those denaivnd
of heJring NS''s WIN sidu'uue
H. X. PLYMPrON,
mini .t1.1I strn
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Pr. y. Wesley Kelley, Analytical Physician
WI! be in attendance at the Medical Office l42 Msin
street. Worcester to consult with patients upon all dis
eases, during THURSDAY and FGIDAY. stu and 9Th of
November (QGfce dduice free) Ladies and Gentlemen
are RUited 10 call OPS w3tEd6t
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W0rm. -Corblns Worm Destroying Syrup for Chill.
dren Adults Sa ami cicacious. 1t not only 81
m YES the worms, but the th great increase
and greatly Improves the general health, Price az
dEwly. anil
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In West6ororgh, Oct a., George a Bartlett to Emily
G Pre- tice, both of Grafton. -'
In rnrthbora John Nelson 20 Sarah A Cleveland
DOTH OF 20 lSion; screno Perry to Elizabeth Sher.
man, both Of NUTthuoTo.
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CIatIn is making Card Photographs uneaualled ID
this country. Give him a call diff m72
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ST. JameE CIar:e's Female PIIia.-Tbis we'll
known medicine is no imposition, but and safe
remedy for female Difficulties aud Distractions, from
any cause whatever, and although powerful remedy,
they contain nothing hurtful to the comSti utOn To
married ladies' it is peculiarly suited 1t Will a short
time, bring on the monthly neriod with regularity For
tult particulars, advertise ment.
n. B.. 81 and postage sta nps enclosed to anv au-
thorized agent Will ensure bottle containing over 50
pills by retIrn mail sold by all drusgis. Dim ol9
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Bogle'S Hyperion FLUID Restores and Dresses Hair
Bogle's Electric ISr DYE Best in the World.
Bug!e's b I'm OF CytheTia Cures Tan and Pmples
BOgle's Wigs ami Hair Work. New improvements
SurpaSs ell others Cheapest best IN most reliable
Try Be convince '. W. BOGLE,
o29 cam 202 Washington street.
Gents Fine, and Flannel ShITts-SIade to
order, IN the best manner, and short notice, by
ALBERT WALBRIDGE,
Nos. 2 AND 3 AMgR AN HOUSE BLOCK, up STAIRs)
SHIRT PATTERNS CUT
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EDWARD MELLEN, Jr continues to pay the highest
price Tor old papers. etc. DIFF a4
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Gard Pictures taken for ore dollar per dozen, at
1 Ann E' = 'V am street. diff sic
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This TO ccrtif thot DR.. LIGHTHILL has cured OF
Deafness H. his skilul and scientific treatment, which
is mild and perfectly harmless
j. g. CASE, 2995 Washington street.
Buston March l. 1863.
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$4,000!

Among the popular features of the play will he
ZOuAVE MARCH and DRILL, replete with various
military evoutons by sixteen young ladies in full cos
tune Grand Ballet by the EMIT Par de -Four.
THE STORMlNG and CAP URE of WICK oBURG
by the Female Zouaves, with the Sung and chorus of
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have been troubled with disagreeabie discharge
from ears-caused by scarlet fever-snce was two
years of age and cured by the efectual treat
ment of DR.. LGHTHILL My hearing, which also
much impaired, has been restored
F.A, STEARNS,
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DEB.

his age Ma sAaf r. u BvINGr6NA s5 !1af o.
p; urs, Pa for thirty FIVE so years q resident
Hi, funeral will :sk. r!.ne m Sunday, ire 18Th
in.: att COX p II. from his iats residence No
u Missouri avenue The fIieI.is Of ths f.!nll, are
Invited without notisp,
%, Or :he 18Th inst; Of infamms'.ry sheunssism
the 18Th year 81 her ss-, .tivs Of III. parish T
sllstosn, q: ners:lo, Ireland. Nay shs rsst
psRcs.
H~r funeral viii tss. pIsc. On Sunday evening" At
''s-n % Ard =; at i-i-nA. W..hivE.on.
OF nipthsris, MINNIE, youngest sht4r Of
step.,en T and Virgins Brown, ased years ann )
months
Her funeral will take place to morrow ls1 III sy)
afternoon. ct ) . clock from tbs re=Ii.nce " be.
On Friday, 18th, H0BERr II. sQCiBB. At the
rcricenco Of Sir. Sioan. Ia. siroei. ursr O.
TIE funeral vii take piscs at % click g. II to
morrow. Sunday ) .3tA.
On the I3;h inst After shortbut painful lilness
WILLIAM FRANCIS, yruusrsE % Boa;au,in
snd Mary Il. Hiilyar1, AGED lyear, months aud
dis funeral will take plaza this %ynnirx a. s
0 clock fron the residence Or his parents, No 5f5
l. - The friends sut scIu an: sures are respect
fully invited To attend wit;,nut further notice
On the morning Of the 18th inst. THOMAS LAM
BERT. az 81 years.
Hls funeral viii take plsce OF Sunday at ~ \, nj
At st Dominick's Church, 81 which time solem d
High Mass will rerfor ned for the repose Of his
fmly n.ited to attend 2ta
On the ,.th inst. OF whonring congh, JOSEPH
DONALDSON, aged y+ars ana months.
The funeral Will take place on Monday at ten
O'Clock m, from, the corner OF north Capitol and
hstrests The friends respectfully Invited to
Astend
consumption, FREDERICK 5. sHoGMiKER,
aged 70 yeas
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= Pras Bos.sos Hx,,sY.

| BOTTLED BT UpoLPHo WOLFE, Nsv Yesx
! Re ~ G',sess a Hasiisnea:-Por some time
r.-ti have been solicited By she Medical 7.erls,
o. esis aH to add - ny t.Eeaeidan A.on AIS
oehnap1s" business the bstslins 0; Pplp Ro9a sos
WHAT which sovld - relied On By "a. mA,esi
rfcfeesion. 1wonh have seeded to their .sea
rome tne since, but fsund il dimcua % p.oours .
psfs article Altar considerable. dyGcs!ty and de
iS ave .franssd With tse dissiilers in Bourbon
county TOT ArsSalAr susriy. have also located an
agent 10 Louisville, n.y. for the purchase 81 Boar
'oa husky dirsct frsm the distiGsrs when Offer Il
70 sale in that market.
:ths " sisky will Be- put Up In uay sosuapps bot,
ties and packed in sascs Of one doss Zach. with
fcs g. 'n''Is OF my signature the label
Iremsin you're, respectfully,
;CpoLpao VOLS. No. - Beaver 1T. MI
UnoL* no , VOLT E:S 90 Beaver St, New York:
tSoussnd, OF live. have B. en- sacrificed ny to. ms.
We 1890 s.,s ,ert.d ths pvcr.i article. which Won
Emit and "nsifer II Justly emitted to the hi xh
iST you to .v,oln. ...
AZ xsn,s or "a the .s part. Of :a
boz b ssy' VIA re the profession Gao obt.in IN.
SAM. when peerSs Tor medicinal purpose
A We r f,.nsi H our dieat ssf1snt: ss''''
Tslsn inr Mott, 8 q no I Gramsrsy Park.
s.ry sarseon:s Ca sfto The State Hospital, &C. sa
10. 10 east 18th ssresa' =:
hsf' 5. a ssss: \ 81 F sssssS-.;
yoteph HersteI, u. . t20 9th street.
John O'Reiiiy,M D = 80 4th street
r. J Raphael, D. Pp nfss'or Of the Principles
and Pr sceces OF Sus gerry New York Medical Col
leEe. &c, Of n srrcst. ssA o hers
TO CoosTKI EssoHAss q. DRUGGISTS AND
hvArs FAA flLigs.
beg cave tn Inform thu pa IN" have appointed
the following firms agents far tha sale OF tGs P"rs
tour bon Whisky, where san Plies can always he
see and will soon be or sab by every Grocer,
Hru srisi, and Apothecarr aud t0tei In The niEed
StStsS. In 0LPH0 WOLFE,
% Beavexst rect, New York.
". II. BsowN 4 BNoP- HERs, Agents.
cIAr lin ba. tIaora
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LOST AND FOUND.

I OSr-A weaLEE sHAwL, on p,,n.,ly .pi.
avenue. between ~ and eth So Tbs Il nd,
alHctei. ~ -'a o. Na' 9I'
CAN'T TO TIE, sCBsCRiBEa; ai.rss r,i aud
- Whit. COW, large horns. Tn. a.ner o: 80
essT 60. and s ..s. be-,
70 mar i:-5t' x & ns., Con. ressi"nsi Guy
CAMS TO rHs BscRIBBR.A smsll sp,t ed
- COW no It. n r-d. RE "~ o T. ,ue ri -
s.ss s:.S: HRs spASSS 81 sa't st sud
mar i. 81 bs!ween AZ AID 9th SITS I .ia1i
TARs2 Up. on the 7.h met. a dun H la.E with
hi. left hind l,s. III. own will ia. 30. 81
sen.Isen ttf.-t Gee -x-iow prove P'operiy, pay
mar H-st WMp DAVIS.
E0uk p-L.a. night, sb. ut half at 70 o c,o K.
OF d street. k-t~e,n stn la.h. p bixck
ss her 20, ks, b. Oh Containing notes. mon-y, post
bstt: owner. To. owner have tbe ab,v. BY
mar Est DENIS. st. bet, 1th and eth.
STnAvEb OR sToLtH. from the sor.a pon.
ei lar EdGKA,WAY HAHN ks, ANA a, BusfALj
Iihsl.liy rrvar!ed for eara Of the Mara .p %
any nrs1 ho q s'':
NOIlcE.-was offered for sale to ,ss .n bsc.ibsr
IN street. between ,ns /" this city; ' %sft
cnf Nurse sb"ut eight years OF age ; is!t min
foot white; The owner, by ps, ina livery AID gx
peE1fa acc proving pro Psrty. can have tina SAM.
m'r !; II JAMES Il. SAREVE
$40 REwAap- Lost. on Mon1.,. March 9th,
~ - in passing from the conner OF Pr dee AMI
bIS streets GeOr s-'o~n sad the ~. boT bfr.i
VI III Zicn 4 N. X. Church n small black leather
tt X r conf DE $40 u aud ia ca s freasur,
mott =; a:So, . Frnal! amount Ia postal currency
TIE trder will receive the ahcrr re-ari h- inay
,ra fs purse ~ she - zrr aud too -ccy ator. Of
III R!Eti: IN iish street opp1si 8 Forrest Hall
mar IS 81
- RAFEn.A small bay MARE from sho stshls
= opposite thC sqTO@Jct She has g. Z an ar
hip, EDd 'ef: hind foot j. ,Cra The finder viii Ia
suitably rewarded by leaving IL at No TYR lsrjfg4
sfrN-t. GSnrsetown. I2-St-
I'aKEN Up. On Saturday. .as 7,h GRAY
nc SSE. ; ho nwrar is .BauesJed 10 como TO-.
sss, RI"psIG E-E IsTSsS sn s..s hi@,
''N"'trf nS-is
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,,GAsE0Tis6.-on Thursday night. as Mr..
" m Chss", no resides On Eleventh strrrt
It l. waS passing along I street, b.tw-en
h'h and Ninth, about o'clock, he WIS
@-lz-o oy two men. who came frum undrr u
tOIth, Cn0E-d and bat him untii spr~chlrss,
carving him acros. the street into IA ALLY
"h'fr thrF robbed him OF n bu ndIa Of shirt )
and his pocket took and "a adr az IA, xi,y hi n
"a sach : eondiLioa that Ia osal avs & alarm
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:IEURtIE1ilWN ADtER'MVS.

n 8 GEDi,fi EfGMs TAKE An ABA ar1en or
A-j eight p cant. will he allowed sin tina tag Of
io''t, Il pad tn or he.orc the isr az April na1t
mar "a ~ ri EHAS ID WEi.SH collect r
fT : OFFICE OAK Hill UEHETsRy CDHPA-
~ ny, nE9RGETIwN ID. u. marca & is.y
y. eurs&aI>e OF regulation liz writing by
hEe !oE hUlGeTs N sala UrnEtrry, the r.
auiT merits Of the charter Of the ssiG comp.ny in
ench case 2! Cyl1rt- L" ~ il hereby ttv.m tbat
nc. ifs 81 the t"ideT. Of lots in SAID .ri,:-tary
con alrILs three hondi &c ssuare feet aud ~ sar =
al he hed 1T the uttcR %; thu co.rp-ry Its-onic
Hell, urgrtOrD, IL a>DAY; IL ip:A Of
Hsrch 1855 at clock y. for the pu ro4s, Of De.
ir:H Ei r'Ir Their sTy ;'f the rvytiu IszuE WITH
IN tho ~ iGAura rf said Cenater, shsl es laid Of
into buE!Ri lots Tor Gaie
rG=r 4 rcd HENRY KISS "a,
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MARRIED..

Iu GaorEstown nn rha 22i OF Eruary r., ~.
R~.. Nj. Il nix, Mr.. ANDREW JACksON EEYH
81 Eaw YORK, : Mrs. MARY Is. I.OvHLKS> 81
Gsorsstoru C..
New fo' pnpars copy
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PRISONERS PIioM CAar CHAsB, OHIo.-Th-
;OiIs.EIng rebel pri-oners arrived III the city
Yesterday from Camp chase. They will be-
sent south for exchange Tomorrow. Mo+t OF
this let are ciiizrns, convicted o! disioyaily,
buenwha king, ptc:-AibPrt Allen, Boom co,
Va, Archibald Farrail lOone 80, "a; L a.
ferguson, Wayne co, Va; George g. Griffin,
Jack-on co, Va; Nathan Hooy'F, frernori"r
so, Va. OilNer Hainrs, Do:ihrihg- CO, Va;
I"sioE HODGES, Cahell CO, Va J. W HAIL
; II d. rick co, Va; Timothy O'N-ai, Sh~nan-
0oan Co. a. Nj Rice. kanawha 60, Va ia
vid &. kirDe, Grr'n hrifr co, Va; Nelson Rich
srdt tHlhouH CO, Va. Eiias +. Ti1k"rr, RI.nn
so. Va: Francis NraSou, Hardy co, Va; Da-
Nid illiams, Grrrnhr,.r co, vs..
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BALLS, PARTIES. &c.

Tar XRNsBvs OF -Hs ACriYn AsSOoIA-
"a ,'". ~ he srsnttis Rrsiee c-.mrsoy, "A
the lsslIc ~ al their ninth sraaa COfILIrJ. -
S4HI 4 VIA &c s!yeA OF to ESpAY EVE -
MING, March ,<ak, tes3. In n. ell o. tn yraas-
lin kreins Reuse. b ssrsss, pasr r7sa. Best mrsi,
eressed By order Gem A,.ans~m - ma,tys,s
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IsrsovsxESTs.-Editsr Running Star The
iIne is fast approaching and circumstances
arising which VIII develop the wonder
fuI resources for improvement in tho city OF
Warrington. Nature has done all that could
be desired to enable httle ell-directed
energy I'd mako Washington great city. a
Giring expense would give q natural i1cli-
nation TO the water " the Potomac 20 fow
from the Observatory 70 Greenleafs Point,
hugging the city shore in \ curve 70 the mouth
Of ihr Eastern Branch, and iRsuring ship
channel on the entire line. The plan for this
.iu pie and natural consequ' nee was long aimee
suggested by The Chief Of thu Typographical
bureau. Washington is fast filing with men
Sl mercy and means, and we raHy eIpact great
rtsuits We can no avoid hidden and reserved
Interests, locking over all except that which Is
correct and proper. The Island Sust be ono
great and commercial part Of the city. 50 soon
as the watEr brgins 10 flow on the curve OF
the shore the channel " III follow, and business
c, mmence. This Is a Natural consequence, aud
must occur. This channel cannot b- interiered
IL by 10; spectators; Il cannot be changed;
~ MUS be thrrP or not exist.
Passenger railroads have muck 20 fear from
lot spectators, and the company may make
bad arTau gGmPHts, IA Appearances ndic Ate.
The same expenditure IudIcioUsiy laid ont,
would produce better results To the pu bite and
stock holders. Il.
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CEEsAPEAEE AND ONO SAL.-Na.iga-
ti5n has te+n resumed ON the Ch.-sa petke an q
Ohio Canal, and from present prospects we
may infer that the trade Will be very actiyf.
within fsw weeks.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-03-14

IsrHs GREAT SALE or Books o. Ninth stree
tba pnintinga Orderly Books of WAshtns toa. an
r,Te curiosties will be roach ed this evening. 1t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-03-14

CorgH so MoRs-This being the season when
svery one IA more or less affected with Coszhs aut
did, thu, should obtain a packaga 81 Roswell .
Msdiratad CUrgi Candy witch is tina most pi-s "A It
Ard rGrctu.i r.n-dy kn"~n for Al, ~ easss =, the
~ ~. ard At bos-<ens Drng Store. csrnoT Mary
!A,a .s.lre std Sevebth street. "
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-03-14
Captain and A q n o @. A.
maid j, e. Mc9U lHk a Co.. Aucta.

"A HIDEe-HGDEs.
-" ILL He ~oId a. Public Asction, On even
wRDSEspAY and SATURDAY, at ii O oiccA q
M. q, the Wharf Oh Sixth street wsshingtoa, e
the Gnverupes Beef Htd~s hand at ths tine g
sale
moment of sale G. BILL,
jas (Chroe.l IL. Col and o. .. w
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-03-14

HAVE You = SICK FRIESDl-Buy Goc blk. Il
supply Of Day Milk Biscuit, Lemon Bis
cunt, snd Boston Crack; TX. Sold by Quick
Ma!k-, Kry ar, King x RurchFiI, Bacon, Bur
~, White Joyle, Pagan & Perrie.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-03-14

EEGIRTER OF DKEDs.-The :5ena,e ys.at.r-
day confirmed DR. Nathaniel {. Towla 10 be
Register Of Deeds for Tho city and county OF
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