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The New York herald., 1845-11-13
Trial of Polly BOdinc.
Circuit Court.


THIRD DAY-Nov. l2.-The court was occupied during
the day in the further examination OF gentlemen who
had been summoned upon the panel One juror was
obtained named Jacob Nj Dubois, grocer corner OF Lau
rens and Prince streets This makes the third juror
There have been up to this date le4 set aside
and peremptory challenges.
The court adjourned about six o'clock, and the three
jurors sent to regae themselves on the best
mockurte and luxuries of the at the expense
Of Uncle Sam in custody Of three officers.
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yATI.-During the wear ending

MopArs or CNclNNATI-During the year ending
3Ist October last, S73 persons had been in con-
nnement at the jail Of Hamilton county, in Cincinnati
m these 80 been sent to the State Prison. 81 to the
County Chain Gang, and to the dungeons Escaped 81
dscharged 67s. OF the whole number committed, 500
were born 274 foreigners, and "a were femaes
al were confined for debt790 Of intemperate hsb
it's The chain gang had earned $2I53 co. at the rate
90 cts. per day tor their labor.
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II. =. M.r.hal,. Omcs.

Nov. l2-Murder and Mutiny morning the Mar
shal arrested and lodged in Brooklyn jail three men un
der the following circumstances Some time ago II was
communicated to the Department Of state that mutny
had broken board whaling ship Oscar oil sag
Iiarbor which vessel was commanded py captain Lua
low who IN defence had shot OF the men on board
The Consul at the port whore the ship put IN sent the
Captain and crew home for trial The three mutneers
arrested at Sandy Hook Inc CaPtaih mas not ~
let hean arrested.
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u. 3. District Court.


Nov. a. Guiify-George s. Thomas indicted for lar.
ceny robbng the steward OF Naval Hospital Brooklyn,
bank bills watch, &C. to the amount of S25s pleaded
guilty" Remanded for sentence. His Honor directed
that the money watch Sc, found his person should
be handed back to the owner. The petit jury were
hereupon discharged for the term
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LOOK AT THIS

q IMPORTED FRENCH BOOTS Of the best quality
GCaif Boots made otde S. and of
Calf Boots 80 and $4s finest calf Shoes 81 SO So 2 also
Iea of leather Boots Shoes Caters
hdys will find this the greatest of Caters
70 @ De lSnnd n shs city also Bpisns Slips Ties India Rub
Likewise Boys Calf Boots and Shoes Misses and Children
do all kinds and ccors manufactured also the best Of
French Goods and the best cheap the
at 361 broadway corner Franklin street.
ollmrnc M. CAIIILL
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= T,pprrt. THE MuRpERER.-Two indictments have
hen found by the Grand Jury Of Suffolk county, Mas.
against Albert j. Tirreli, one for numbering Maria A.
E,cLiord and the other on in hring the mouse
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GOODYEAR'S
PATEMT SHLRRED SUSPENDERS
2lM DOZEN bhrred Suspenders msnufaetu,rd uuderth.
CVV above pstsnt. For sale BY GEO BEG Hin. '''
~" mn 10 broe1vrv
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WRECKS ON LAKE ONTARIo.-The brig Algomah
is ashore at Port Dalhouse. She had on boar 1000
bushels wheat and 500 barrels -four She the beach
and IS filed with water 1t is feared that she will be
total wreck, and her cargo will be nearly destroy ed
She is owned by Mr. Pardee, in Oswego The schr VIC
toria, Canada vessel is ashore at the place. but
not in SO bad condition Her freight light As the
steamer Lady OF the Lake down from Lewiston
yesterday she three vessels the beach betw cen
Lewiston and this portone at the 80 mile creek. Sa.
turday and Sunday were bad days the lakeRochesr
Democrat. Nor. n
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STORM AT Sr. LOUISA severe hurricane pa ssed
over city on Saturda evening, doing cons der
able damage to property The west wall of the new
Hospital in course Of erection in Souards addition
dent the completion Of the building will be retarded for
some time. building going up at the corner of an
alley and Chestnut street. very materially damaged
and frame building Of Plumb street and the
levee, was totally demolished. The Libertycap was
blown from of the Polk.stalk, and found square
several ransparencies caught fire from the lights within
and for time threatened to produce much mischief St.
Louis Ga-. Nor. g.
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& 80 10 M
LOUISIANA AND NEW YORK LINE OF PACKETS
intended TO dispatch ship from this the lst 6th
,th 18th 2st and th q each mouth commencing st octo
pointed for the remainder Of the whereby delays
months The following ships will commence this
Rent;-
Ship Clifton. >. Captain Iagersoll.
hpp hhp ssaI.sss..:: spsan Gsna,n CORNELL. tpay
Ship louisville Captain Hunt.
Ship Gsnesse G captain MiSs Mino;.
s5pp s5%ip Ps%sss ps%s:su. spssIa SsPssia EGSo' S.:
These ships were all built expressly packets are light
draft have recently been newly coppeed and put in
for comfort they commanded BY experienced masters who
ii asd
boats Neither the captains or owners OF these ships Will be
board o them unless regular bills of dng taken for the
' " - ,.sE; K; Go5IiNSSS CO, g sggth Sh ator 6,
who will II pronpy MfM 20
The ships osh line Earr.ntsS I to sail as sd
recty measured. s2irc
S6& KESytAE r. LINE 0E 5AcKET5 M E2E Eo S
sannermau, will positively sail on Thursday,
Those wishing berths should make carly appca-
'0n0n board foot Of Maiden W 1aps j. ot otTEorApscorr
NIL me IS South street. corner Of Maiden lane.
& ,hs nj packet T ship HENDRIk FU6soS' cs1S;a,a c,
asS ship fiDEfia Capt
Hackstaf, will sail as above, her regular day.
For passage by either OF the above ships having superior
s9s IN '1sf 1ohS 80 iis;'fS South st.
Hck FAekErES2 sAth 9E oLP Ias L on LIZZIE .gss
AeSn1e.packet Of the 10th November.
packet ship fIDELIA burthen 1850 TONS Captain w. G.
Hackstaf will positively sail on Monday the l7 OF Nov
well knswn that the accommodations Of the Fidels,
sSy Of oss
Persons proceeding the old country sending for their
fopassage cabin second cabin and and
cure the best berhs early application should be made board
o'0 Seekman st. r GHE g n BRoTERs SEQ
nllrc IS Fulton street. next door to the Fulton Bank
N#SN HENRY PRATT. Ca Hartley, of faS 1000 tons tons
Cs. burthen will positively, on Saturday The 18th
Of Noyembs her regular day sh has two splendid large
which Will be taken at steerage rates.
For passage CABIN the above places please apply
board pier No. North hys5 yoHS ssr hs kspDMfy q
nlO 81 South ST. near Wall st.
kkK New Line ofPackets FOR LIVERPOOL-Packet
Of the 2t NovembernThe splendid fast sailing and
then Captain Ira Bufsey will sail Friday, November
The ships Of this line being all 1000 tons and upwards per
the advantages be derived Selecting ths e a no
ference other their capacity
comfortable aud convenient than ships of small
steerage passengers il well known those Of
other line Of packets Persons wishing bers
should not fail to make early application, board, foot Of
DA'AS w W. { J. T. TApsCorT at their General
n4rc Passage Office rs Sorth Maiden lane.
o. ROSE HILL STABLES gath street, between
<2d and Sd Avenues and nearly opposite Bulls Head
Just arrived from the country, and for sale at gh.
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DISCOVERY OF A MINE OF DIAMoNDs.-The French
Consul at PdhIa has addressed a report to the.
Minister of Foreign Affairs at home announcing the dis
covey at the distance Of eighty leagues from that cap
tal OF an abundant mine OF diamondsa source OF in
calculabe wealth to the province. 1t lies in desert
place, uninhabited, and scarcely accessible and
discovered by accident. The head OF rich English
company has already exported is said nearly 200 00
worth OF its produce and the working of the mine
left to any who will there is present for its
treasures Eight or nine thousand emgrants, from all
savage unwhoesome spot, and to the inhabitants of
crowded European State the very thought of jewel
mine to be ransacked at pleasurediamonds to be had
for the ietching-is temptation likely, we should
think to attract adventurers the Upas tree stood
in the way.
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o. ROSE HILL STABLES. gath street. between
<2d and Sd Avenues, and nearly opposite Bulls Head
arrived from the country and for sale at the
fast pacing do several pairs farm horses
few good road stage horses shippers
s32m*rrc II. III. NORTHRUP. Proprietor.
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PREMIUM BOOTS.

E. FINE FRENCH BOOTS for So So city made and for
style and durability, they equal those sold
stores for S. Fiue French Premium Imperial Dress Boots
- io 3o egua to those other for Sc ST.
at YOUNG &JQNE'S French Boot and Shoe manufactory
one oith most fashionable this city Our
boots having been judged the late Fair Nbos said
be the best boots the sold this country Also
superior style French Dancing Caters and overshoe
constantly on hand.
Al goods warranted give satisfaction. Boots and Shoes
made To order the shortest Mending done the
YOUNG & JONES. Ann street
nj mrrc near Broadway. New York
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FIRE IN MIDDLRrowN.-We learn that the sash
and blind mandatory OF Mr. Pike, situated near
the Universalst Church In Mddletown was DESTROYED
by fire on saturday night Loss estimated at $4,000
Insured at the Croton oice, New York. Tor 000 At
the time the fire discovered there were eight or
workmen in the building, and rapid was the pro
gress ol the flames that It with difficulty they made
their sscspe.-HarVord Courant.
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SHAMEFUL. OUrRAeE.-A case occurred IN this
city last week, which shows that Madame Costello
has imitators out Of the city Of New York person
named Abah Frisbee, of the town OF Greece residing
near Broddocks Bay, brought young woman, whose
name ior the sake Of friends we suppress into this
city and placed her the of old pretended ply
sician known by the name OF Dr. FaIr, VINO mas long
been suspected of being an abortonist They placed
her in small dirty room, in the rear Of the Doctors oil
s in the of the Rochester house, and there,
amer dosing her nearly the whole night with drugs pro-
duced an abortion Something wrong being suspected,
their movements watched, and the two men with
their wretched victim arrested soon after the deed
was contaminated The evidences of their guilt were
sufficiently strong to justify the police magistrate in
committing all three for trial. Frsbee and the young
woman gave bail She has been restored to her friends
FarTi, IN jail.--Rochester Democrat
The STORM IN MAINE.-Apofher heavy ram
storm set in on Saturday evening last Inc ram ieli
abundantly all that night and sunday. On sunday
night violent storm Of wind from the North West came
on accompanied by rain. II blew gale uli early IN hs
forenoon, when it ulled scuttles were blown on and
other trifng damage done in the city we rear there
will be news OF damage by sea although the danger
was lessened by the stormy weather OF saturday ana
sunday which caused many OF our coast Use vesseist
seek harbor Many OF them put in to our harpor on
SATURDAY. nd safely rode out the stormPorfiond frgu
Nov. III.
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a CARD..
SIGNOR RAPETTI having dedicated himself excusiv ely
~ 70 the instruction Of Music, respectfully informs his friends
and the public, he will during the month Of October
mence the VIOLIN at his room No 30, Broadway
Terms moderate Those who desrou Of becoming pupils
Will please apply to Signor Godone 400 Broadway, and
Chambers Jollie 3a5 Broadway
Sgno kapcttI will usna giving lessons the
Piano oandI Italian Singing so4 eodimsrc
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FREIeHrs OF THE INTERIoR.-Canal freight, on
flour, is high eight ten shlIIings per barre
from Buffalo to Albany. The boats will accommodate
from 800 TO 750 barrels each The usual prices Of freight
in the is about so per barrel The same
demand for the of transportation to pervade
all the great channels OF business The Baltimore
.ime,tcan says The number OF boats which have
ascended the Tide Water Canal this year is about
hundred more than went up during the whole OF last
year From this time to the close of navigation there
will be increased activity in the business of the canal
.7ibanu .1rgus. Nor. IL.
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BUSINESS ON THE RlvER.-Durlng the past two
months there have been passed up through the
nal At Windsor Locks as follows; In Sept, 1903 boats
with 230 tons merchanlze In Oct 80 boats with 2l63
tons merchandise The regular boats running between
this city and Warehouse Point and Windsor Locks, hage
been unable by several hundred tons to carry up the
to those landings and for which other boats have
been employed One boat with 90 tors OF foeign coal
was discharged at Ripley's Iron Works last week
and boats Of the largest class take up full freghs
fford Can
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LABS h WARD having been burnt out, have removed
~ csoss re. GroaA sus The oI stone surs,
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FIRE Ar SAco-Wc learn, by Child " Co g Ex-
press, that fire broke out IN Saco at early hour
last sunday morning, Main street. destroying the gro
cery store occupied by Charles Nuter dwelling
house occupied by two families, and owned by Mr..
Thuxton OF Saco. Banks Hotel with difficulty
saved, with about 5000 damage. provision store and
paiLt shop, owned by Watson Wentworth of Gorham,
was destroyed also two harness makers shops occu-
pied by hessrs. Moody 4 Huse. The latter was insur
ed. 1he whole amount OF loss is about $4,000. Origin
OF fro unknown
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MICHIGAN STATE LANDs.-The Detroit Free Press
states that the quantity OF unsod land In Michigan,
belonging to State, appears by the statement Of
the Land COMMISSIONER and which is subject to entry,
amounts three hundred and fifteen Thousand acres,
located as follows :ln Kalamazoo, st. Joseph, and
Aegan Counties, about II 900 acres. In the Eastern
ranges comprising the Counties Of Shwasse Saginaw,
Tuscea Genesee st. Clair and Sacilac, about l03 900
acres. In the Counties Of Montcam, Ionia, Kent and
Ottawa, known as the Grand River Country" about
per acre cash land warrants The latter sells
the dollar and received at their
Office in payment Of lands, which reduces the price to
per Many Of these lands valuable
and will make fine farms. The sales for the last month
returned to the proper office, $1,000 acres
The estimated sales for the present month much exceed
that amount
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A CARD.
TO PARENTS AND GUARDIANS
LADY ofsuperior talents and requirements desrous OF
Ahavng afsw more pupils TO instruct Music. Her method
oi instruction will be found to be the expeditions pro-
noting them In the thorough knowledge and theory Of the
science Of any taught.
line directed X. M at the Office of this paper will be
duly atfended to- lmtrc
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- LADIES' CATER POOTS-This beautiful
~ article of all the fashionable styles at I6 I8s
que to rder at s and 20 shings equal to in the city
f White and black satin slippers Of the first quality at ii
shngs per pair With many thanks Ladies Of New
YORK and its vicnityor their liberal hope strict
attention to business to merit continuance of their avors
j. b. MILLER, li2 Canal street,
n8 2w+r rbetween Thompson and Sullivan sts
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SEx REGULAR LINE OF PACKETS FOR SA-
k&X&A VANNAH-The splendid packet ship HARTFORD D
Csptain Sannermau, will positively sail on Thursday,
Those wishing berths should make carly appica
tionon board foot of Maiden lane or
w. & j. Il. TAPSCOTT,
NIL rs South street, corner of Maiden lane.
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~rM MRS. NJ. BAKER, Milliner, 209 Beecker SfN
CXspStreet having been, by the Committee OF the late A
* Fair declared entitled to the Medal "ior the best ~
those Ladies who are wilms to believe that stylish well
than those sold Broadway for being cheaper
c3l
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FARMS FOR SALE.

-, THREE very beautiful Farms, containing 100
<fA acres, situated on the banks of the river Poto-
,s mac adjoining Mount Vernon, the late residence of
General Washington, in Fairfax Co., Virginia These
Farm susceptible Of the productive cuvation by
means which has furnished abundant supply
the spot. They are portion of the celebrated Gunson
Estate and will be sold for $50 per acre.
One Farm containing l66 of land OF the first quail
~, in Toga Co. n York, with two good dwelling Houses
Barns Sheds &c abundance of choice fruit, and as
healthy spot any in America. This farm stock, and
farming utensils for S3000
Farm containing l5k Of very excellent land, very
avorably located in Harmony, Chautauque CO., N. y
There is good dwelling House, Barn, &c. This is pleas
ant healthul location and property with which the pur
chaser cannot fail be peased One thousand pounds Of
sugar are made annually this place. 1t is offered with
ali the farming, darying, and sugar-makDg utensils for
Sl5O0-two thirds of which may remain on interest any
length of time.
Ii any body wants to purchase Farm, large small,
GOOD or Indifferent dear cheap far off, for cash
or credit they be accommodated by nqung ofJOlN
MILTON EARLE Worcester at the Real Estate Mark
ct, 81 Wall Street, New York, of
Auo o. If ARNOLD BUFFUM & co.
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For the Ladies,

For the Ladies.
MI have just received another lot of Ladies'
Wv CATER BOOTS AND SHOES,
from of the best manufacturers in the United States
Also, complete assortment of Kid, Morocco, Cont and
Calf BOOTS and SHOES. The quality OF which is as
good any before offered this market The Ladies
respectfully invited to Call and examine.
LFGoods freely shown all the Old Stand of S. b.
SCOTT, one door north Harden, Brown q Co.
CHICKERING d LONGLEY.
Worcester, Oct 25 dwtf44
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Real Estate Market Wall-st., NY

"A A M0NG the thousand FARMS which we have de.
f,Ih N scrbed Regster,we especially invite the
eattention those who wish to buy Farms, which
very good and at the time very cheap, to the follow
ing:
st-CoRtans 225 Of Land of the first quality, in
high state of cultivation the best kinds, with
living running through it good Dwelling House,
three Barns &c. very handsomely situated In Morrtsvile
the county Of Madison County, N " 20 miles from
Utica Price $5625.
1880 acres in Fairfax Co.. Virginia, the banks of
the Potomac River adjoining the beautiful estate Of Mount
Vernon the late residence of President Washington.
Price $3.50.
3d-A beautiful Farm 49, ofexceent Land with
choice fruit good buildings, and very avoraby located in
Harmony Chautauque Co., N. Y, will be sold with farm
ing and sugar making and darying utensils, for $780,
u For further particulars inquire of JOHN MILTON
EARLE, Worces err or of the subscribers in New York
Auo H. d ARNOLD BUFFUM q co.
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SHAWLS- SHAWIS,

WIS morning also I am opening TWO CARTONS
L more of those Splendid
ALL-WOOL CASHMERE SHAWLS,
said by all who have purchased examined them to be de-
cidedy the best ShGwL offered this market These
were bought shade less than corresponding invoices and
will be sold at a corresponding discount.
Also, Cartons Cashmere and Brocha Shaws,
of every style description and good
those sold by my neighbors Is per higher The fact
is, this is THE Store buy Shawls CHEAPas thousands
OF my customers willing to testify. In addition the
above, have also received
$50 Heavy Comfort and Wooden Shawls, for
Ladies', Misses and Childrensome heavy these
will be sold very cheapaS knoW they bought lower
than other Stores in this (who talk big bought them
and will sell them at small advance
JOHN B. WYMAN,
Late of the firm OH II Chamherlin & Co.
Worcester, Tuesday Morning, Oct. 81 dwt43
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The Juvenile Choir.
The Juvenile Choir.
WORCESTER HOUSE,
Opposte Boston Rorpich and Western Rail Road Depot
Worcester, Mass.

Opposite Boston Rornich and Western Rail Road Depot
Worcester, Mass.
u HE subscribers have recently purchased from
LIN Z Col WARMER KINDS, the lease and furniture OF
& the above estahli hment aud IRE prepared to receive
visitors or transient boarders the most liberal terms
This House has been much improved by painting and re-
furnishing throughout with new furniture OF superior
quay-and hope by strict personal attention 10 ousl
ness with desire please, TO receive shae OF the pun
lie patronage The bill OF fare will always consist OF the
very hest the market Affords and exertion wili he
spared &c the patronage Of the public ana give saS
faction.
We shall at all times, at short notice be prepared to ac-
commodate parties from the nelghborng towns ana else-
where having several spacious parors, we shall be abe
give private apartments and private tables desired
large stable has recently been erected on the premises
which will always be furnished with the best o. nay ahV
grain, and attentive Ostlers. T. = WOOD,
June IS, 1915. GIN D. &. flSiEh
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Boarding and Day School for Young Ladies'
in Woroasfar

He winter Term Of the subscribers School for Young
\ Ladles VIII commence Monday, NoU. 10Th. The
studies pursued here are the usual English branches
gether with the Latin French and Italian Languages The
German Will be introduced whenever the convenience OF
the Teacher will permit The principal objects aimed at
are to exert sautary influence upon the character by
uniformly Kind, but firm government to impart thorough
instruction in whatever branches taken up rather than
to go over great deal of ground and make the pupils
residence at School happy
Board and Tuition for a of eleven weeks $50.
Tuition of Day Schools do do do SI2
distinct charge is made for instruction in Music, which
is given by Teachers residing in the Town
II. G. O. BLAKE.
Recommendation Hon. i IeY L Rngis' Worcsster
j. G Palfrey, Esq }
Geo B; Blake, Esq, Boston.
G. F. Thayer Esq, }
Oct. 10, 1916. 4w42
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Books and Stationery.

WARREN LAZELL, III NJ lain street,
HAS just received a supply OF the Patent LEITER
IL BALAN CES.-AlsO large assortment oil Letter
Envelopes DRAWING CARDS, thirty two cards in
pack consisting of elementary outlines and Cottage SERIES
The pack adapted to instruct learners young orold
without the aid ola eacher by Jacob and j. s. G. Abbot
The KatuTaiist's Library, containing descriptions OF
Man QuaJrupeds Birds, Fishes Reptiles and lnsecls"th
400 engravags.
Lines Presidents Of the United States, with 10 en-
cravings ty Robert w. Lincoln.
All Of the above Cheap the Cheapest
july 81 dlf g. DORR, Agent
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COLONY HOUSE,

S~s THIS House recently leased by DAVID BON
fnfA NEY, Formerly proprietor of the Central Hotel
a- Worcester, and more recently Of the u. s. Hotel
Albany, N Y y located the termination of the Norwich
Worcester and Western Rail Road Depos,
corner of Beach, Lincoln and Utica Streets
is open for the reception of company The COLONY
being new and finished with modern improvements and
conyenences furnished with Furniture. with the
lessee's experience in the line public entertainment
with those also of the superintendent S. P. DAMON who
isywel known TO the public caterer he hopes gain
liberal share of patronage.
Boston, Oct. s. Alt
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THE DAILY SPY.
Published at No 1872, Main Street, Worcester.
JOHN MILTON EARLE,
Editor and PrOpriet0r.
Terms.

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THE MASSACHUSETTS SPY
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WILLIAM DICKINSON, Esq, Treasurer,
This Company commenced issuing Policies of Assurance
on the first June, from Is to go years. and in
amounts from 800 $4,000.