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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-04
BROOKLYN AFFAIRS

CHoLrfA AT rHE WosKBoUsg- The Choie,.
eas broken cut At the workhoa.e 10 brooklyn An
grant named Foster Who hsj been scnt th,ro within
few days. died yesterday. snd smother ian .is h. sra,
been seized with lhe cP.d,mic
MoRE CbottsA.-N. +. Wsrias. ESQ. vel.
known lawyer Of Brooklyn. 1ad ye.tsrisy IN
the fearful scoufse. and les d rrcsori ia very Ia
geroas condtoD.
ISQUEsr.-Ao inquest WAS held yesterday uocs
the body Of child % Nr Psiuak sn.ih. wAo Ia
been missing since sssHrday last .ni found Coz,
ins 10 the water 81 the Flifon Perry veri.l ,e,lsu.
g. drowning
~ Tne Copin--stoue 81 che Dg Dack ~
Brookiya BE- 20 bc ia.8 tbs day - e.o,S uta s,gr,
pirate ceremonies. - Commodore Santa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-04
BY TELEGRAPH 10 The Nsw-YOak TRIBUNE
Proclamation from President Taylor.

IL For telegrsphic dispatches received in time Tor
Evening Edition yesterday see first page.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-04
A GENUINE FOURTH or JULY HAT

The gohous DAY is here,
When freedom firm believers
Should wear pOn their brovs.
One Of KSoxs choicest beavers
The fur from far a mo1ntains,
Pure snow upon their rocks
And shaped with grsce and beauty,
Are the famous hats OF KEOx.
To call attention 70 Ksox's Roe.y M0uataln Bes'
ven.7 for Summers wear, Is ike gliding refined gold
HE store q FgltOn-st the crowded resort Of lashga
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-04

~ lis well known that the largest fortunes have oeen
made IN few years, from small beginnings BY thO-e Wy
have advertised their = mVsekiso
ssey and IN the greatest number Of ae spapcrs ho8
on he country and Il i equally well kno~n thAl os
who now doing are leading parties In success
business Making known the sbfy "a supply cu.tomefss
the u attracting CUSTOMERS and ~ multiplying ~
results are piled. Every facility foe e.rr11
safe and judcious system Of advertising 10 ssofae7
q PALxsa's Agency In Tas Tasaas Buildings
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-04

Tn ALMIGHTY DoLLAR-fOreign newspapers Say nc
Americans worship the Almighty DollAr" Not soi bat
they study economy. for eeoaomy the basis Of uus hs-
efaliiy. Who Tor instance would give dollars t'f
pair Of Broadway boots when he could take The PICK o.
thousand pairs Of equal quality for 81 % a. "a Annstl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-04
port Of the progress Of the chOiors and day report
one fatal case since yesterday


Market. .BCFTNte igly So I ~
Recsip,s rsfAia ne pat 20 h0p's-FLovS' f'vO'
bbls WHEAT. II 600 bush CoES li,ooo bush-sor
FIorH for the East end home trade there Is a good
.iesdy demand. and We notice sales OF 500 ooi' a.
- ~ for common brands. and 81 cot for straight do
There Is fair demand for prime samples OF "HEAT'
and the market Is hrn, poor lots on the eootrary are
dun sud quotations have downward tendency The
sales embrace 1900 bush a. : cts for Ohio CosN .
firm and IN good demand We notice sales Of 5000
bush a. 20 cts for Western mixed and q cts Tor fat
yellow FSEI0Hrs unchanged
Markets....AlsANY.J July Sc ? N
Receipts riftin ne pas, - hoHrs-FLoUR, 5000
Dbl. CoaN = 20 ou,h-Iu FtovR there Is no charge
WHrAr i. rather lower. and 1900 bushels Gcnessee
,sls5 Ia Cos> there were sales OF 500 busaais
yellow round a. So SC. OATS moved 20 the extent
OF 5.ooO bushels a. 23i sac.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-04
CITY ITEMS.

EXCURSIONS, &c-F0r great Nnmbsr u rays
and PLACE, sy re sgoy-erf f ne day sgd srssHs ee
City Items cuisiae. aai adrs-fissneHf' 81 ESeaT
.ions." Amusemsnts," &. S.. ~ otter colrr1s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-04

" The Tenth Annual Commencement Of Rot
gers Female Institute will take place Friday after.
noon, the 9TH inst. in the Rutgers 81. Church
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-04

Ig- It will be seen BY the following letter that
Dr. GEE has fully retrseted the charge Of fsbrcatng
his certificate unqGaAnedly made BY him against Dr.
FEUcHrwAsSEA- That published by Or. P. was genu
me, but Dr. G. bad forgotten that he ever gave IT, Ed
NAroHs OFFcE, July 8 1919.
To he Eda0r Of The Tribune;
DEAR -IR Allow me % correct the statement 10 Tks
Triosas OF ID inst in which diseaimed my signature
or permission % cernrcate In favor Of Dr. feucht-
wAngers Disnfectng Fluid. the having since
been shown under date Of 81 September, lsf5.
therefore Qnssmueh a. I was not OF the fact
nost eheerfuly any imputatious contained
therein With respect SETH GkER
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The DsY DOcK.-We have an Interesting his
tory OF the Dry Dock, Brooklyn, on hand, but
aud room for il day We shall make room tor it as
soon possible.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-04

Y- The Board Of Education has sent to the
Common Council an urgent remonstrsnee against the
selection Of School houses for Cholera Hospitals II
wac referred 70 the Board OF Health with power
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-04

~ After the Ceremonies Of Reception in the
City Hail yesterday, Father Mathew proceeded with
the Committee 70 Bradys Daguerrean Gallery and had
bis portrait taken II may be there, side by side
with the heads Of many Of distinguished country
men executed with the hielty and beauty for which
the portraits N the gallery Of the above named artist
arr remarkable.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-04

PAPER FOR S.LE.-See advertisement in an
other column.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-04

~ lathe Habeas Corpus case Of John ~ Bar
ney rs Geo NJ Hannahs, the trial postponed on
count Of the absence Of Witnesses and not dismissed
stated 10 the reports
Democratic banner., 1849-08-27
From tie Mssossi RPab.iesn.
T-ELEGRAPHIC DISPATCHES.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 21-r.M.

HILADELPhiAS aug 11-F'M.
There was q tremendous meeting in To.
Square last night: Mr.. Dallas
presided. Addresses and resolutions were
amidst the greatest enthusiasm, call
ing upon the Government to acknowledge
the independence Of Hungary. Spirited
speeches we're made BY Judges Kelly and
Conrad, Col. Page, General Smith, and 9TH
ers.
New ORLEANS, Aug. M-P..M.
The Americas news made the market less
but no change in quotations. There
il but little tobacco offering and prices are
high. The demand for Flour is limited and
prices are dropping; choice lJts sold at $5
81 l-2 to SO. No improvement 10 Corn:
1900 seeks sold at40 a43 cts. per bushel;
small lots Of white at 4S to 80 cts. Prime
Pork Is in demand at 90. Twenty-Five casks
of Missouri Shoulders solid at 8 cts; 10
casks Cincinnati Sides at s 3-4 per Is.
Ntw YoRx, Aug. 2lst, j, n.
The Board of Health has reported 69 new
cases Of cholera, and % deaths for the last
"a hours.
Democratic banner., 1849-08-27
ANOTHER RICHMOND IN THE FIELD.

We learn from the published proceedings of the
Marion county meeting, held al PALMYRA on the
9th inst, that Col. B. F. Richmond came out bold.
" and broadly against Col. Benton, and the meet.
ing also Condemned him in strong resolutions,
to the point, introduced by Col. Davis, an
old and well known democrat. Col. Richmond
has hitherto been one of Colonel Benton's strong
and Marion county one Of his strong holds.
Old Marion has proven herself worthy Of her
We are gratifed to perceive that all the strong
men Of the Democratic party-end those who
have heretofore been the staunch friends of Col.
coming out in the most decided man.
ner against Benton and his treachery. They are
setting forth their views In able speeches and let
tiers to the masses Of true Democrats who collect
together by hundreds in the various meetings in
the Northern part Of this Stste.-Southern Stand
ard.
Democratic banner., 1849-08-27

The Memphis appeal, under the head Of "Bsn-
"We are grati6sd 10 perceive that the great
mass Of the stern DemCcisey Of Missouri, ID.
heres stesdfsstly to the cardinal principles Of the
party, discarding - they should, the attempted IN.
tefpolatiou Of free soilism. No one doubts that
MF. Benton 10 pandering to the a~nti-alaysry 6sel-
Ing Of the north, In order that the north may take
him up and make him President. From present
indications however, he win gesno assiztzss ftcn
bis State. The Democracy win repudi.ss
Van Buren,, he will 90 down to the grave, unhon-
cred and u~nlamented." .
The "AppeaT'' justly remarks that .sMisssun
viii r~epudiats him" She win place her marx Of
dislike upon her "sscFsant son,S who has "eosH
INTO TIE ARM OF Az ENEMY TIA MocKED AMI
scoREED Us IN TIE SEASON or ouR pIREsT eALAAs-
"a
Democratic banner., 1849-08-27

ELECTION IN TExAs.-An election was held
in Texas in the early part of this month, for State
officers and Congressmen. So far as the returns
had been received at Galveston, Bell was large.
ly ahead Of Wood and Mills, for Governor
Henderson for Lieut.. Governor, and Howard
and Williamson for Congress, were also at the
top Of the polls. -[Republican.
Democratic banner., 1849-08-27

WHIrNEY's PACIFIC RAILRoAD.-The
Chamber of Commerce ofNew York, which
had previously referred the subject ofWhit.
ney's railroad to a select committee, have
expressed an opinion decidedly favorable
to the project, and have adopted . rssolu.
tion expressly recommending it to the
prompt attention Of Congress.
Democratic banner., 1849-08-27

FaoN FLoRrDA.-OAicial intelligence was
yesterday received at some Of the Depart
ments 10 the effect that up to the Both Of
July the Indians Of Floyida, in the vicinity
Of Tampa Bay, were all quiet, and it was
not %apprshended that any disturbances
would soon occur.-TNat. Int. 18th.
Democratic banner., 1849-08-27

ALABAMA.-There is no change in TIE con.
gressional representation IF this State. The pre-.
else complexion Of the Legislature is not vel
known. As far as heard from the wings have
gained one member Of the House in Benton, one
in Chambers, one in Cherokee, one in Lowndes,
one in Mobile, enc in Sumter, one in Talladege-
total seven. The Democrats have gained in But.
Ter one, Henry one, Marengo one, Pickens one,
Wilcox one-total five.
Democratic banner., 1849-08-27

ANNUAL MORTALITY OF CIrIEs.-London,
l in 45; St. Petersburg, l in 20; Genoa, !
in 46; Paris, l in 80; Berlin, l in 81; Wen.
ma, l in IS; Rome. / in 81; Geneva, l in 40;
Philadelphia, 1 in AZ; Boston, / in 40; New
York, l in 50; New Orleans, l in 20; St
Louis, l in 25. Total, l3 in 436.
Democratic banner., 1849-08-27

Morrison mentions q dictionary in the
Chinese language, Of 10000 hisroglyphicaI
characters, as having been complied II,
100 years before Christ.
Democratic banner., 1849-08-27

PoLIrENEss OF OUR SENAroR.--On Sat.
urday after the speaking was over, Doctor
Brown called on Col. Benton with q request
from the ladies of our town that he (B. J
would deliver an address to them in the
evening. Without giving an answer, more
than asking his name, the Col. turned to
Judge Brown and pointing to d.. Broom
said, Judge Brown is that a reliable man?'
The Judge said he was. sWell,' said the
Col. give the ladies my respects, but GOD
DAMN Platte City,-GoD DAMN it, !
wouldn't make another speech here, to save
it from the fate of Sodom and Gomorah, for
it is q thousand times worse.' Such were
his denunciations of q whole community,
whose only offence was that they did not
agree with him in his opinions. We want
no such tyranny as this, either assumed or
real, in a free country.-Pldte Argus.
Democratic banner., 1849-08-27

~ The Tennessee Legislature, It seems.
viii be tied on joint ballot, the wings hay
ing . majority Of three in the Senate, and
ths democrats the same majority in the
Honas.
Democratic banner., 1849-08-27

u Why is it that Mr.. Phillips Of the St.
Louis Union gave his readers no information
of the Benton controversy in Missouri, dur.
ing the last three or four days?
ANswER.-Because he could not find any
thing in it favorable to his master.
Democratic banner., 1849-08-27

"My brethren" said Swift, in q sermon,
"thers are three sorts Of pride--of birth, Of
and of talents. / shall not now
speak of the latter, none of you being liable
to that ebominable vice."
Democratic banner., 1849-08-27

Observation-Disclosures up to the 18th
inst. has been received from Oregon per U.
s. propeller Massachusetts,, commander
Wood, which arrived in this harbor on the
Goth inst. An election of Delegate to Con.
gress had been held, and the Hon. S. R.
Thurston chosen, by a majority of 10 votes
above all other candidates. Mr. Thurston
emigrated to Oregon from the State Of
Maine.
Gov. Lane has divided the territory into
Judicial Districts, and assigned the Judges
their respective circuits. District No. l,
east Of the Willamette and south of the
Columbia, to Judge Bryant; Distric. No.2,
west of the Willamette and south of the
Columbia, to Judge Pratt; District No. 8,
lying north Of the Columbia, no Judge ap-
pointed. The courts 10 Judge Bryant's
District commence in August, and those in
Judge Pratt's District in September. An
election for members to a Territorial Leg.
~islatiye Council had taken place, but nc
time Of meeting named.--{Alta California,
June 2Sth. -
Democratic banner., 1849-08-27

BEWARE OF New CouNrERFEIrs.-Ten's
on Bank Of Pittsburgh-5's altered from rs
on Bank of Lexington, Ky.-l's State Bank
Of Olio-5's Union Bank of Msssillon-3's
City Bank Of Cleveland-3's Franklin Bank
of Zanesville-l0'sN. W. Bank of Virginia,
at Wheeling; all new and likely to deceive.
Democratic banner., 1849-08-27

"THE SECOND WAsHIKeroN."-A cores.
pondent of the Boston Post, writing from
Washington, says he had the curiosity to
call on old ~Cincinnatus, was introduced,
and after explaining to his surprise that
Nova Scotia was further down-east than
Boston-goes on to say
"WelI, General, I remarked, to change
the topic, ! am happy to see you have re-
commended q national fast" Under the
circumstances, it is very well. "Fast-
.fast2" said the President-"No, I believe
.not--but what do you mean?" / explain
ed. "Ah," said the President smiling,
"thst's some Of Tom Ewing's work, I'll bet
q negro. / neverhsard Of It before, but the
fact is, my secretaries bring 80 many papers
for me to sign, that ] can't tell what I do put
my name to.-PAattsburg Republic.
The Daily spy., 1849-06-13
MEDICAL NOTICE.

II Ms COMIdGSs PHYSICIAN ana surgeon,
Having given his attention for years, The
ment OF Chronic forms of disease offers his services to
the afflicted IN this and other New England States Those
particularly who affected with Scroula any
neous Erupions Rheumatism, Grave Disease of the
Kidney or Liver; with Old Sores Ulcers c.. that have
deed the treatment OF the best Old School practitioners
IN many radically cure greatly relieve.
We have successfully treated numerous of White
Swelling that have been pronounced incurabe and ampu-
taiion recommended.
Persons at distance, suffering under the above
plants, any other Chronic affection, may consult
the case. We can forward medicine and prescription by
Express Mail.
Those in the city wishing personal advice prescp
ton NAV find US at our Residence aud Office, No chat
ham Street, (ately Division st.,) Worcester. dMl0
The Daily spy., 1849-06-13
WING SCIFOOL,

MISS BRUCE still continues her DRAWING SCHOOL
al No. 60 Main Street, in the tIock next north OF
the Centre Church. Lessons i'll be given any time most
convenient for the pupil fuition-for "a Lessons of Ii
h lrs each, in Pencil and Crayon Drawing and aeT
Printing, s., OH Painting, 90 per Lesson OF 2 hours
ch. Lessons also given in Wax aud Worsted Flowers
ltioA to be paid The third Lesson.
RECOMMENDATION.
We, the undersigned beng acquan ed with Miss BRUCE
I'D having witnessed her IN teaching the
Drawing in this City take great pleasure in Id
ing her as well worthy the patronage OF those wishing
take lessons in that branch, WARREN LAZELL,
April 10. eodtf Z. T. MARTIN
The Daily spy., 1849-06-13

THIS vast and truly Magnificent Collection Of WILD
L BEASTS AND BIRDS will be exhibited on the J.
F. POND LOT, in WORCESTER, near Fox's Factory, on
TUESDAY, JUNE 26th,
Positively for ONE DAY ONLY. Hours of Exhibition,
from 10 O'Clock P. M, 2! to 81 in the Evening ;,
Admission 25 cens-Ohildren under years OF age half
price.
The animals contained in this collection are all In the
best possible condition. particularly the great WHITE or
POLAR BEAR; the Sacred Or Nandi, OF the HndoOs,
and the Asatc L,Oness with her Infant Family Of Rheps,
all which animals have been recently added to the ex
hibton. =,
The PROCESSION of Carriages, Cages,&c, will enter
town from Mibury at IL O'Clock A. M, ON The DAY o ex-
hibtion, preceded by the Colossal TUBA RHEDA, or
Grecian State Carriage, containing CoL CoBBs tmous
MILITARY BAND The carriages and cages are AL new,
highly finished and decoraed and drawn by troupe OF
100 Splendid Dapple Grey Horses,
the fnsst stud collected together Tne Cayaicade
will pass through the principal Streets to the spacious
Pavilion erected for the exhibition, where the public may
have opportunity of behoding the Thrtng Feats G
Miss e. Calhoun and Mr.. Brooks in the Dems c Htta
Beasts who together will give an interesting Illustration
Of the ascendaDcy OF intellect over the wild animals oi the
forest Also the Extraordinary Performances of 'he Gel.
ebrated EephaN Bouar and the very amusing tricks OF
tDo highly Trained Ponies.
T For full particulars bills at the principal Hotels
The same will be exhibited at Dedham the 2lst-Med'
Inns "a l'5 s.l aai ss.e DIV
The Daily spy., 1849-06-13
a GAZE u.

r MR.. EDWARD S, CUMMINGS from Boston, having
pgaged rs Organst at the "Church of the Unity" offers
his professional services to the citizens Of Worcester
Teacher of the PIANO FoETG and OsGAN
Rooms at Mrs FHAYERs, cor OF franklin & Green SITS.
REFERENCES
Hon. Isaac Daiis, C B. LONE Esg.
Ed'0. Hamilton Esq. Geo. ". Richardson, Esq.
Worcester, April 6. 1919 du
The Daily spy., 1849-06-13
Be not, Decaivnd.

A LTHOUGH the time of prophets is past, vet there
N those who would deceive and humbug ihe nnhc
by circulating false and anderous reports Of hose who
would gain an honest living by industry, would take
my trade of that young sprot neither have left the c
or state. but am engaged in the DAGUERREOTYPE
BUSINESS in the Rooms adjoining those formerly oceu-
pied by worthy friend s. WILLIAMS SO MAIN STprrr
where those who in want of pictures can obtain
from twenyfce TO ty cents ckeaper) by passing few
steps from the top of the first flight of stairs "a No
in the same block than at any other place in Worcester
! June6 drf E. w. MERRILL.
The Daily spy., 1849-06-13
FACTORY TO LET.

FACTORY TO LET,
"A TN SPENCER, tu table for Cotton Wooden
fmIA l. Goods or other manufacturing or mechanical
AsA purposes Said Factory is situated in The Centre
lage of spencer, never falling of water
giving sufficient power for operating 20 cotton looms and
preparation than sufficient for woolen
machinery. The building is So by so r. three stories and
attc nearly and in hrst>ae oTder with "a f. brest
Wheel with main drums and belts. Connected with the
abe We is a new Dwelling House for two Tenemeuts and
acres Land
Reference may be had TO WARREN BAKER, Worcester
JAMES DRAPER Esq., of Spencer of the subscribers
Warren. KNOWLES d. SIBLEY.
June IL. dWf
The Daily spy., 1849-06-13
DAGUERREOTYPES
TAKEN WITHOUT REVERSING
New Quick Camera in quarter the usual time
AT I42 MAIN STREET.

New QUICK Camera an qunrteT The usual time
AT I42 MAIN STREET.
The subscriber has been induced by the great and liberal
patronage he has received in Worcester purchase
of VOIGTLANDER'S QUICK CAMERAS, which is OF
an entire new construction, with which types be
made almost Instantly.
Daguerreoypes of CHILDREN made with this Came
with astonishing perfection and beauty.
Aso received one ofpOigtiander's Mammoth Cameras
constr ucled to take types of Persons Views
WITHOUT REVERSING. This Camera is of ttice the size
and poaoer 0 any other in this city, and GRoUPs of from
to 80 persons can be taken with it large plates
give every figure easy and graceful position.
Six years practical experience with the large
SkyLgh the above Cameras and every advantage which
can be mentioned enables the subscriber make Nina
lures equal the best made by the first in Boston
or New York. GTCah and examine specimens before
engaging elsewhere.
lTDaguerreoty piss can find whole, half, quarter and
medium Plates and Cases. and every article used the
art, constantly ot sale. CAMERAS Of every size fur
nshed at manufacturers prices.
May 10. dwtf GEO. ADAMS.
The Daily spy., 1849-06-13
BOOK AG ENTs WANTED

IN WOKCESTEK COUNTY,
ITO Sell THE CREDITOR'S AND DEBTORS AS
J. SISTANT," or '' Traders and Mechanics Laws OF
-Prce % cents. Part Treats of the Evidences
of Debt Part q Directs the course to be taken for En>
forcing the Payment of Debts, &C. Part 3, Contains
Special Laws applicable to Traders Factors agents.
Part 4, Gives the Taxation of Costs In Civil in all
the Courts of this Commonwealth Part Relates The
Legal Fees of Attorneys and Law Officers and the Rates
Of Charges OF Attorneys for Services Just published and
for sale wholesale and RETAIL by R. BUTTs corntr of
Washington and School Streets, BOSTON.
Also Those popular standard works. The Business
Mans Assistant Landlords and Tenants As,stant
Shippers and Carriers Assistant and Insurers Guide
and I" The Laws OF the Sea, or Seaman Assistant
Boston, June z. e:.y;2w wSt
The Daily spy., 1849-06-13
]. HOOK Err. M. d.,


Office and Residence, No Park Street.
DR.. HOOKER would inform the citizens of Worcester
and ofthe adjoining towns, that he has opened Office
by HIMSELF and olcis patronage from his friends and others
wishing MEDICAL and SURGICAL aid.
He will not nrus the dispensing of Medicine to the Of
nexnerenced individuals, but WILL far practicable attend
o HIMSELF thus avoiding greatrk to Patient and Physician.
Jad l. diff
The Daily spy., 1849-06-13

Printed Lawns and MuSIinS.
k0 PS Of the Newest Styles just received and selling
~ from ~ ne to Twenty fue Cents per yard at lhe
"HivE" STORE N Q one should think OF purchasing
any OF the above until they have been into :
Msy so. is BRYANT's, $50 Main St.
The Daily spy., 1849-06-13
TO LET
FRENCH'S HOTEL,
Corner Frankfort Street and City Hall Sqnarc,


Opposite the Gig HqH and Park Fountain,
NEW YORK,
S-a TTyAS built and opened by the subscriber, May
efA w !, 1s49 who trusts that for convenience, e!e-
l gance, comfort and economy it cannot be surpassed
In the world. 1t contains rooms than any other
Hotel on this continent ony, ali of which are
warmed gratis. They are all fitted up with marble>tep
washstands which supplied with Croon Water through
silver pla ted cocks. There is but one bed in tn
Halls and water closets every floor will be lit with gas
during the night This Hotel is in the immediate vicnit
OF mercantile business and the principal places OF amuse
convenience elegance and economy the prices will by
sufficiently moderate to suit any portion of The travelling
public. There is Bdrbers Shop and extensive range
Of Bath Rooms connected herewith The Hotel will be
conducted the European plan Of lodging rooms, and
meals they be ordered in the spacious and splendid
Refectory. u Porters will be up during the night to
admit odgRers and also 10 THEM AT ANY TIME THEY
and in lUik servants be pernluted
10 enact receite perquisites. II. FRENCH.
New York, May %, 1913. #
The Daily spy., 1849-06-13
To Printers-Rare Chance,

DOR SALE a large and we'll furnished PRINTING
L ESTABLISHMENT in Worcester, Mass IL contains
"A fonts job Type from 2s lines Plea down lines
Plea, So smaller job aud Head Letter. $50 lbs
Eoag Primer good; Aso Small Plea, BREWER and other
Book Type; 500 Wood and Stereotype Cuts small
Power Press. (wood rame and Hand Presses Stones
Siicks Leads and all other materials and fixtures
saFy for carrying large Book and Job Printing bus
The above will be sold for less than half its ap>
praised value il applied for Immediately. For further i'm
omation please address BOX TO- Worcester Post Office.
May Is.