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A RARE CHANCF-FOR SALE,

sgs4sAssRa. fENIAr valuable Real Estate, centrally
~ 1870 i located on LINCOLN STREET, in the City
sgTAssEN Of Worcester four minutes walk from the
~ F4RT Court House, aie the properly of Hon.
A as JOSEPH G. KENDALL, containing from four
-~1@zss-s- to five OF choice land, bounded west
erly 10 feet on Lincoln Street, seutherly Kendall
Street $50 ee eastery Oak Avenue nearly 800 feet
and northerly The o. Rev, lonzo Hill and Hon.
Judge Thomas. There are the premises good Barn,
recently erected, and from thousand TO fifteen hundred
FRUIT TREES comprising choice selection Of the fin
varieties Of Apples Pears Peaches, Plums Ounces
&c. The other portions OF the land grass and grain
and suitable for gardening There is copious and
permanent spring Of the lot capable being used
tor an artificial fish pond, or other purposes.
The above Estate affords CHARGE for any gentle
man wishing provide himself with beautiful private
residence; or may be divided into lots afford
the opportunity profitable speculation. If sold
al private SALE will he divided into lots and sold
Auction.
For further information permitted to refer TO Rev
ALoNZo Pill, ARTEMAs WARD ESQ., or P. w. WAIT,
keeper of the American Temperance Exchange.
j. HENRY KENDALL.
Worcester, June %. le4s dwIf
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Window Glass.

THE subscribers Agents for the sale of Window
Glass ut superior quality, and prepaid deliver
any quantity Of PLATE AND COMMON GLASS, of all
sizes, at manufacturers pricesand warranted supero'
article WILLARD, BRANCH d CO.,
July IL dwtf No. Warden Block.
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New York Store.

N r. STEBBINS & 90. are now receiving large az.
". sortment of FALL AND WINTER DRESS GOODS.
Also complete stock OF house furnishing goods, Car
peting OF every quality Feathers, &c. &c. general
Of staple and fancy dry goods for sale wholesale
aud retail at the lowest market prices.
OF. 6TEBBlNS e. co.
l7s Main 81, next door to Am. Temp House.
Worcester, Sept ls4e. dwtf
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FRUIT TREES.

THE subscriber offers for sale fine variety of FRUIT
i TREES, Of his own growing-Apple Trees, Pear,
Plum, Cherry, Peach, Ncctanc &c. lie has some Peach
Trees Of large sise and Of best market SORTS
Worcester, OetA dwlms CHARLES NA6iI.
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CITY DYE HOUSE,

GROVE STREET.
II AIDES and Gentlemens Garments, of every descrps
IL ton dyed and finished in superior style. Also,
Shaws, Wells HoAiery, &C. Gents whole Garments dye
and pressed in good shapeAso, cennsed short notice.
without injury t1goods or coors. White Merino and
Nher Shawls eansed. Carpets ceansed for eight
Psyard at e days notice. Goods returned In week
Office at Ellis's, llG Main Street.
Worcester, April 5. a dwtfl5
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Gtte Daily =pp.
published at No. 1872, Main Street, Worcester
JOHN MILTON EARLE.
Editor and Proprietor.

Inc price of THE DAILY SPY is Three Dollars per
9nngm or seventyve Cents per quarter if paid strictly
In advance.-Or " =
-Four Dollars per annum or One Dollar per quarter, if
a0t paid in advance.
THE MASSACHUSETTS SPY
published weekly at the office. Terms-$I, rs in
advance or $500 ifnot paid in advance.
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M Mg I5gt ElRE INSURANCE.

TNHE PEOPLES MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COM
FANNY Of Forester Mass, continue to effect iasur
ance on all kinds of buildings except those OF extras
hazardous character and upQn Neat Stock, Hay and
GRAIN Household Furniture, Provisions, Wearing ApparN
e and Merchandise generally and also upon all kinds of
Manufactured Articles and Stock in the process of
tacture, excepting Stock in Cotton and Wooden Mills
property alike hazardous, such terms cannot fail
give entire satisfaction. dividend of
on the dollar was made by this Company the Policies
which expired the first of this month and it is con~
IDENTIFY believed that still larger dividend will be made
In future under p favorable circumstances the past
with these inducements offered the public sespect-
fully invited examine the basis which insttus
ton is established and avail themselves gifts benefits. by
applying at the Company's office,
No. 3, under BrisIey Hall,
opposite the American Temperance House, Worcester
DIRECTORS.
e. H. Hemenway Wore eser.I Joseph Pratt, Forester.
George Bowen, do. Joseph Boyden, do.
james H. Wall, do Warren Hunt, Douglas.
Amos Brown do. Jona Warren Grafton
James Estabrook, do. II. A. Denny, Leicester.
George A. Dresser, do. J.W. Jenkins, Jr. Barre.
Po-atio N. Tower, do. John Edgell, gardner.
f. H. HEMENWAY, President.
o. HARRING ION, Secretary. ...t
Worcester, Sept l, lS47. dwtf
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HILTON & DODGE,
CORNER OF MAIN and PEARL ST

TXTOULD call
w the atten-
IiOH Of the public
generally to their
large assortment
Of AIR TIGHT
COOK
STOVES,
for IO0Od or coal,
OF the
LATEST
IMPROVEDl
P A TT E r Y s,
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Remnant Prints,

CASES Remnant Prints just received and for sale by
- the case Ony." WILLARD, BRANCH & Co,
June so. dwtf q
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A1JWu2HHHGU SdNHGe ,
- WlLL DO sold, by Adjournment ON the preu,iaes
\ E.M m SUTTON, on Monday, Nov. CORA, at one
- CLOCK M, the Farm lately owned and occupied
oy JONATHAN FUbLER deceased, containing Sc acres Of
nls rate LAND The Farm the same formerly owned by
o. ooabury ano 10 one Of the beautifully sit
sutton centre, the Oxford road The House il comor
'ass, sna The Barns are nearly new. M. r1 1
CSnqions wtll DC easy. For particulars inquire Of
Norshbridgs. - = WN FuiI Fp ~
Oct ii, ls4e Adn,nst,.,o,
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FIRST PREMIUM
DAGUERROTYPES,

Eclipse Daguerrean Establishment (!
Noe BriuEey Has. No a
MS establishment which is the Oldest and pop
ular one ever established in Worcester untes rare
advantages FOR carrying on the Daguerrean Art in all lis
perfection and beauty. Within brief me this establish
meBt has produced
5000 Miniature Pictures,
which in point of superiority and accuracy have never
been exselled. The proprietor, Dr. Van Astin having
mad many years OF practical experience his art is pre-
pared 10
Challenge amy Competitor
to trial OF SKILL either in the perfection and beauty of
Dasuereotype productions in the exceeding cheapness
which ne Is enabled 10 offer them the public. lie has
imported instruments for his exclusive nse which are
superior to any in this city elsewhere and his pictures
which are warranted he superior to any that can be
produced in Worcester, put up rich and elegant
cases, Tor The low price of
One Dollar Only.
n B. STOCK of superior quality cers antly on hand
and for sale. DR. VAN hiSTIN
Worcester, July %. dw;f
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FLAN NEg.S.

NVHlTE, Scarlet. Yellow, GREY, Green and Printed
w FLANNELS, Twilled and Plain, of Domestic and
Foreign manufacture, bought at Psremptory AUCTION
safes, and Will be sold at prices to which we solicit
comparison We have these Goods in all widths from "a
10 2 yarls wide. B. l.. HARDON d CO.
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RY improved, for wood or coal,
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MAcKfNAW, sept q, I5E-.
s.MoK sieHr, ESQ., Dem SIR, There is deep
interest felt regard the fate Of the Propeller 60
hofh think Il ~ duty 20 relate 20 you eircum
stances VI singular nat ure, Of which | eye
witness. ss follows week last Thursday morning
when on Point Aux Bsrques and fifteen miles IN the
lake, between nine and ten y. NJ. say a smoke Ia
shore, but ooa.d not tel positively whether Il was on
shore the lake la the space Of hve minutes there
was n tremendous explosion, sucb as I never saw be
fore carrying ball OF fire up 10 tremendous hight
perhaps from two TO three hundred feet csusnga very
heavy shake NV men who In the forecastle came
rushing out thinking the vessel was sinking Amer
ward large FIRE visible for minutes then be-
extinct and the smoke disappeared. / was not
positive what caused the said report as ] could not
discern positively the vessel for It had been very heavy
westher-wnd blowing r. s T. but changing at this
time Yours truly, ID. FULLER
Lake Superior News Master schr. Spartan.
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M ARIE oURH L.
FoR1 o. sEw-YoRK. ocToBER y


ARRIyEp-Psctst EMP R-cas. Ehnsss. LTsrpoo ila at
Nee. "a 9co44rs 7 @ft0r Co
sup Aymsr Career Bssnos Ayrs, @. l5es vol &c Le
slsr Ray ~ Bostl fsf Siren ~ b. Gel ID p
Bazaar n 30 f Boston cg, Falmouth 10 g. and 1ters Hot
1esfs o. .-t Az i n % s on 81 30 ~. soss BARK CO.
5sc- Of Pr0giderce iof Ca1i0l
SOP Arlington Rysn Lvsrpoo a o.. 10 passenger % T
Tsfscott
s,ssrs Ea,prss pond, Dasr 8, g. a.s al 10 ,asf'.
p y Murray.
Bsr Mar Worn. Dorsst Gasgo- e., s.e Durham D.
mon. III sssrsg- psssefE-rs
ffe4tf Ati.msf. DsFezl. Mare De- ~ O.. res-.
N0rfernra Ed0cs. DsnsrsTs IL ~. and copper
Br bark Jota Ds Gr.gi Liverpool . d. dse and 20 pa
s@ngsrs 7 T. D~Wof
Brg Ora1ns smfi Ki1 Jalsifo - d. cof-s
Brg Ens Presto Ho2Ps - Msfns u q. alt sn5 .pe,> %
f9gts A sfls.
Frsach 5s LORI Nayers Por Pms. d. -oos g. 20 c
F0ss4f
Brig Belle. wlisn. vi uaaetou o. sa'sl store
sCtf Birds4l. W0odma,cy, FHE pea o.. F'ct
sshr ssrsh Am. Gsfdssr. Cszs. iuuser
5clf Od n Hundred. Baley. Machas. lumber
efhr Mar uephI1,. Giles, CALAIS. l.ntef
sclf Splendid. lagaH Machss. au1-f
sclr Fzsmre fio.t .ns, Va hs- lumber
scir BALTIMORE Hrrsrrs. NJ .has, l4nt-f
sclr Gsnges, --. Lobe p'sstef
SIR s6sier. MeC-ars. Portland. s'1rs
Sc1r Albert H05at9a. CALAIS, Ian
schr Ihos p s.n.ft. Smith. or-,ffor.
srIr I~rsn. --. Passport. isfl
e.hr-rLr-s s..t-rs. Pafsnns % ftttoes
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100 .OO0 BOTTLRs NRARLY

=
l@NkELLisOEEs wonderful Lll-nleni have be-a
s1id Si-ollf mlrnrIr L heals al manner OF gals
AID brsss 1po1 IL lors-. and caOees Of
every cezcrl proo 11o he every L.
puI n isTKs bottles mid fragrant ard syre-a5e;
cheaper han any other article Ia market As
plan ard convincing proof " ne above, . has caused
thousands u re uos ard sxllfJl n the country
% sy down A. other remedies used BY many Of them from
" io years, and use his great remedy 81 occasions
&c nes and cnespesg 70 Be FUND zmoug whom We are
prO-d Of Tie honor VI referring 10 Hoo. MJss. H. Grnre
Hon Richard = Cenan. H0a- k0bert a Morris Mr. Jss
bst ale AZ Confirmation, have our Coslar, Iryinzs
LiyiIgssons, HsnliAons, Lor.rss, Bradh1rss-ln sho
1etcrts OF The ellie OF SewY0x and may other cine.
Pro1o1ree ne 0n4y existing wonder Of the age Among
ne worlds crzhies nost experienced horsemen we have
Mr.. Hirsr Woolnf, VIM Wnee.ar George soicer s1d
brother, Wn D spafxs, Wn- l. Reed VIM. Cows an Jacob
Souerrndy KEN word every pnnc age Ire he Hsr
lem hslroac sud many other se coHpaues mi. u. .ra
SOD al e VARIOUS Bulls Heads and al our ,s iysry
Aad e1enanfe -a1es u here, any OWBers o, oyers
% ne ncrse VIC have az used 4 ost respectfully "a.
icf tleni 10 cal on any u ne above Gisg s,l- %
AZ - - DAD n tie pnnclpsl cepAI Of ) IN6ERsOIT
BIOL IN, 20 renrl-.t and rn,ierszs Broatxv1V
~ ofanc o oesae and TO al snc NE druggist end
seno- stores seneE4y urolE TIE c.tg sn1 country
- o1'5 - csos oosue, or " do<ou 80 I'm
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CLOTHING.
GENERAL TAILOR.

FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING-lo2 FULTON-ST
l'OR CASH, al retail oniy-We esteem u pleasure 20
chow goods whether you buy not You can select
from stock Of $4,000 Of goods bOus for cash and
by experienced cutters 10 su al classes OF people
s
Dress and rOck coats, from o. 10 IS
Goats, sacks or sur1us ron. VN 70 -
over sack togss end business coats from 81 to "a
rom ~ ~
Vests Of cloth, sik, velvet plain and fancy hom 50 10
Cloths cHssmercs and vesngs always on hand 10 make
to measure. Suits furnished IN q hours
Remember lOl Fulton a. directly opposite the old North
Duch Church the Old stand % block esi Of Broadway
" B-No connection with any other store In this city
ol2 III DANIEL +. SMITH 100 Fuion-s-
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BOOK TRADE.
ON MONDAY NEXT

WILL BIZ PUBLisHED-The Fret Boos IN French, Or
w Practical Introduction the Read nR, Wulng anc
Speaking the French Language. By Norman Plnny, 4
This book j. more simple and easy for oegnnefs no
French than any heretofore published 90 he new meuoi
While 10 10 designed 10 make this method able 10 toent
believed that beginners generally VIII hfd
iisr progress greater and the study agreeable by
commencing with this hffe book Those also who wish %
acquire an ability the language sufficiently for pfac
cal purposes. very shou ums ~A undoubtedly mo
work beet suited their purpose IL supplies a.
extends the psce 81 Grammar. kesder and
Lexicon. HUNTINGTON SAVAGE. ZIG Pearl -
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POTATO ,ROr ~ MICHIGAS.-We very much
fear that the Potato Rot much heard Of lately pre-
vsling else here has located itself here also Fine
lots OF potatoes gathered In this section and apparently
sound and OF the finest quality have. upon exs
minstion been pronounced defective, and the un.
oct crops abundant yet the subtraction Of tina,
portsn and essential staple the potato from the con.
sumption OF man and beast will materially affect the
circumstances OF our community.
Grand Rapids Inquirer
DiooISc FOR SIvER.-The Houston Texas
Telegraph states that three have been engaged Tor
several weeks diggng for silver. the san Gabriel
them that the Mexicans formerly worked mine there
and a Mexlcrn who pretends 10 some knowledge of
such matters, assures them that the viii succeed.
Gan. kEARSNy-It will be gratifying 10 the
friends OF this gallsn, officer to learn that the symp
toms Of this disease have taken decidedly favorable
turn and confident expectations now entertained
Of his recovery. lie is yet however, very weak aud
greatly reduced. Isl Louis Rep. ed
LovIsIASA.-Gcn. FELIX Huston of Fas, Fell
eiAns = member Of the Baltimore Convention that
nominated Mr.. Cas-, has informed ON the best
esnnos support the nominee. Baton Rouge Gazette
DISTINCTION Oh SALT WoRks.--The brig 81.
Croix which arrived At this port this morning from
Rum Key reports that the salt works there were al.
most entirely destroyed by the gale OF Aug. IS
~ Mr. William 7. Van Rensselaer,, the pa
troon OF the County Of Rensselaer,. has msde an as
signment OF his property for the beneht his cred
tors. % his agent Mr.. Sell OF Saith, and Messrs A
White and C. Lansing OF Albany So says the osA0lasr
" A boy named John eye, about Is years Of
age, killed at Covington Ky few DAYS since IN
light growing cut OF the refusal OF the boy 10 drink
liquor which offered him.
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DRlsHkS, BRUsHEs.-CcantryN Merchants AID
ID the public generally VII and u 10 aelT sdvaniage %
cal the Brush Factory ST feSrl-st FrAnkn scusre
before pure and examine he assortment 81
BRUSHES ~ every 1Ss> . which he Subscriber = selling
A. The lowest pncrs. Constantly hand Pant Brushes.
Serloiae Do SlO.~ do. HGir do Tooih do Nal do &C a.
lOHNK. IOPPsL4 81 Pear-si. Frsnkln-sSE.
slSnfo1LSa
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heuAno-f " tae houte a. Per fsst scneduie aDoFe.
fasengers ~ either Of the shove Ines are conveyed u
and lodged board the Potomac steamboat free u charge
hose BY the Fast Line reaching their points Of destination
Ewenyfour hours In advance Of the mall Psssenge[s are
conveyed the Potomac 10 me pew swim and splendid
steamer Baltimore provided with berths and state rooms
Omnibuses provided by the Comp nies al Washington
Richmond and Petersburg by which passengers and their
baggage conveyed between the depos 10 those places
free OF al expense Passengers may Jay On hey de-
do sol with their through tickets, Tor shor tine
tie following places, w Baltimore Washington, Rich
uond Petersburg and Weldon
For farther Information and through TICKETS spry Al he
Depot, Eleventh and Msrks OF oosra ne steamboat
Robt Morris O. n. HUDDFLL Agent
~ Information can also be obtained IN NewY York, BY
applying 10 J. L. sLEaMER. ~ Adams Cos Of.ee, 10
Waist al II An eH In
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CLOAKS. CLOARS.

WHOLESALE AND RETA IL.
L AIDES AND MISSES CLOAK, Consisting ofevery
Jsye, color ana qualify and varying In prices from -
$40 each. The public generally are invited 10 call and
cure good barge al WAMSLEYS, % C6iharne-st
East Broadway.
n B-spocimens be 10 the Grest Fair in casde
Garden.
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Brighton Garlic Market. -,

AT HARKET-l475 Beef caii 90 Stores Is psfs WONG
)tea. - Co.'s ~ Cave $40 sheep slOJ swns.
BEEF CATrIE-Flrst quality. =. q 90. A. o g. o.
SURE yesrod, az 70 ti5 > .zr o. 80 n a.
WORKING OXEN-ssl>s e. ss5. 49, slo0 sl1 sos
COWS AND CALFEs-s9l. 81 80 50 an 80
SHEEP--l -. o. g. snc
sWISE-At Whoiessie-st. az R-.sl-s5Sat1 -, a.
i0zs. s5tafk c. Boston TrsV~|sr
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INpEsTRuCTIBLE MINERAL, PAINT.

A MOST INVALUABLE ARTICLE recently discovered
"A Its fire and proof and be applied with he
facility and less than lead paint For
sale by WIN. H. STARR u Beekmsn-st New-YOrk, Gen
eral Agent for the proprietor SO lmeOd
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xUuor.rsAIr AND RETAIL.

MARK II. NEWMAN 4 co Publishers Booksellers,
WI Staoners. &c. les Broadway. Constantly on hand
and In quantities School and Classical Books, from Hose
necessary he fret primary classes to those IN TIE mos
advanced srd colleges Publishers OF
Ssunders's school Readers; POuefs Rhetorical Reader
Huchcocks Geology Day and Thonps,n's Arithmetcs.
Hastings. ari Bradbury singing BOoss, sc AlsoA gen
ersl assortment Of Theological aud sresneous Books.
Country merchants aud others wishing ~ purchase books
would do well % cal and examine Their assortment coz
sf1niiy 90 baud. MARK Ii NEWMAN co
,n9sf 1913 BrOsdWay
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INSUR RANCE.

MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE INSURANCE COM
w PANY, No. II Wal-sL--Ths Company completed is
thrd year The lot q May A a. which time the surplus
amounted >S42ol0 S. showing amount Of business
psralleed IN the History of Life Insurance
Dividends Of prohfs declared annually upon al e
policies which have settled Two more premiums the
and be made available A. once 10 the extent OF fso
thirds 81 then amount where The parry has paid his preu
ums IN full.
Premiums are psysble annually bat may be paid semi.
annually quarterly. and parties taking life policies may,
prefer give her individual Tor oneta ne
uuM premium, upon which hey VII be required % pay
per cert interest
Prospectus and al papers necessary b. effect inrsnce
be Obtained Craus The Office OF hf Company. ~ " ssL
DIRECTORS
Root L Patterson. Henry AcFsr.sn, Thomas sesur.
ChAs Msskneti, seth Low And'w smelling
Lewis { Grover William a Penn h1lda-i n Greene
aObr L. PATTERSON, Pg-sd-li
JOSEPH L LORD Agent
jews Rs VS. MD q consai;a6oa
JANEs SrEWsRr, 81 d IResi1eros Acknowledgment
Medical ExaIInef attends q. he oce c2ly tuui %
ocloeE B3TuThSStf
ENICkkRBOCkER FIRE INSURANCE con.
IN PANl OF NkN-lOAh, Once "a Wnl-t-Carlisl
e-Saol- Originally Incorporated N llt-Irs Company
continues insure - xrsi css ard t2sse BY are "a re
isyofsble 10 operations cc-.r-1 chiefly 70
Cly q New-Nork and "a iInTn-diA,e proximity. Al
loss-s 81 1sed and paid win prem Pu-ss and naersly
KE-roEs.
George ifesDt. joan Octhcut George srcalarius
RobrTt Benson, John CsnpseI George Conshn,
yoshua srasb kooer Z. sllkrt John Gray,
soil. Moore. Ei~.f3 Cook, Asher R'l-y
Anth,,ny Lslrh Adam Norr,e Ro.eu kerrIii
beu--n De Forrest william Tuckef Ctss Lev-rcn
Aulhcny ChArdcn LeF-sC Hsr,-fs-y William BrUWu.rS
Alex. laaNr-0cr. NL1su r Dean. heLry Ellsworth
GEORGE IRELAND, Rru.iee1i.
As AcpoNair. Secretary o2d
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METALS.

1nO SLABS BANCA TIN
lNO 80 slabs English Tin
20 tons Spelier.
40 casks Zinc.
10 casks Anthony.
40 boxes Tin Plates, assorted.
600 bundles O. and commonlron.
leo packs Russia Iron.
Pig Lead. Sheet Lead, Lead Pipe, &c for sale by
o6 lmDAW MILLER COATES YOULE, rs PesIl-si
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A YouSG VAGRAST.-A small boy was found in
the street last night by of the officers of the Eev
enth Ward On being brought to the Station House
DO stated that he had home and In the habit Of
sleeping In wagons and lumber yards at night but re-
fused to give his name. Sent to the Aims House
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r.. r..assssszsc FALL ARRANGEMENT or
~ sIsIx8.THE GREAT SOUTHERN RAIL

hDAD LINZ. commencing September
20, sf7 from Pnadelphis Baltimore Washington City
Richmond Petersburg Weldon and Ch4rleson s direct
. Ne~Orlean. Twenty four hours IN advance of the Mall
IS now conveyed
Tickets through froa Phsdelphis to Charles on So 10
Be had al ne depot Market and Eleventh and 90 90
board the ROber NOn<, 81 DocE-sI wharf Phiade.pha
FAST SCHEDULE.
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"a assEaE5 sE ~, !. AmKAsG an: q ~, T.

nslby Morning and T. yenlnsu - - -
Sew-fofx, Philadelphia, Baltimore and Cumbef - -.
cot delay. Yassengefs having choices II day -
usyel over The Mountains, ~ ne crest Uniied 80
70 Pitsborgh and Wheeling, thence 10 Cncnnsn, -
New Orleans, aud the South snd West-lasse4sD -
directly through oy the United slsies NAL Trans a
Leave Ssw.Yofk, foot u Libeny-sl a. ~
n FOR Philadelphia and IN hnes for - >,
Leave Philadelphia By 10 Pm train for 6slunofe - ~
rye 10 time connect with u n. rain fDr rits'S
Wheeling, going directly through without delay -,
Leave Phlladeiph. BY Railroad nom the cor of - -,
70 connect with tPM uNn Or Pisis0orgn and VIZ
ADD yQng directly lhfoc ~ VIII 0gl delay
Leave Philssclphiah y steamboat Al = " hcnS
wharf Sundays cxcopisal Aad loige ~ bslu1ofe
The oey ise or s.osay ~" rhilsd-' Pis Tor -
Leave sslurnors a u Al ..sa PM daily by - s@'
Leave cnm5srIssd sisrs and sAn By s~-~y A.,
ane- OF the National Klai al Good Intent Sas ~
AID ariy. IN rirsbarzh % Wnc-iiag Dexi ssr11s -
f,loving Morning x~vs
P4s.e1g ger. fos Pis0a,g the splendd rss -
srn-bail stesmboais a. Brownsville and tb-rrbJ 49,
u mic. Of staging 90 lis whole route
Firs-cisa-.tssmboalsl leave 9itsbgreh and " h~e1
isry and passenger foTs ardri without delsy
nsf snd az cher porls 10 the South and Wesl - %
TAKE NOTICE ,--T1ckets are not cold IN csNt 80
Passengers for Baltimore, Pittsburgh or wheesH -
notice becomes necesssry on account o. seySs S;1~s
selling tickets in NewYori for other ines and - -
Of such ucke.s srpposing they aaibonfoo H.
cur trsl-class trains 10 Baltimore and The soon AS'
rhey have no ccnrecfio. with ,-s-xxs \
FOR thr0ugn tckeis by this apply 10 YhIs, II.
ne kalroed Ofce corner Of xATxei and 80. .<Ssd
Is south Third-st or board steamboat, D0cf ~ 70
fare through fom PtAaiepha ~ fiIisee,tss. s,eurs
Wheeling el3 With The privilege q soppne Sr1sG>e
apply " l. sLsAhhn y IN n
or a. Greenwichsl