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THE Coal CAsE-Thos G. Mackey yesterday
saang snd Beating Alexander Pope with char and
sent before the First District Court without examination at
fested some days since on charge swndng Mackey out
of 1858 by obtaining from him that sum as the price OF
sented be lying Feepor which boat was aledged
Pope knew sunk at the time John Gall was also ar;
that the boat sunk By steamboat coming in collision
with her s the OF ans esy s a %
shown that Mackey. on making The purchase, placs
accident The Recorder therefore, held that the prosecutor
had possession of the boat when the money WIS pau and
duced against Call father than his being connected in
business with Pope From this transaction arose the charge
teday On finding the boat was sunk IS aedged he met
Pope and taking him into ss him OF Cheating
on this being refused beat Pope with chair
FIRST DISTRICT CoURT.-Messrs. Hackett and Worel
the former Warden and the latter Deputy Warden OF the
Court Judge Mcfeny presiding on charge of assault and
battery and maeatment Of prisoner IN that institution
finng the prisoner in cell which through want of ven
tiation almost impossible obtain breath OF fresh
Jury who on their last visit to the Workhouse will be
3 % strongly OF the he b ns
before whom the tried, after being several hours
verdict and Were discharged. james Hammond James
Scott and John were ed on ad o s5G 1ge o. Of
age found guilty OF larceny.
rlksT MUNICIPALITY CouNcih- 1no"uW Aoof""s' Jun
2h-The Council met for the usual weekly session. Alter
the reading of the Journal report presented from the
Improvement Committee in regard to the pasemen and
public Improvements generally Accompanying the report
were several resolutions authorizing the Surveyor to pur
chase materials for repairing wharves, Streets etc. and to
advertise for proposals to clean out the Canals Caondeet
and Girod and to make certain repairs Carondeet Walk
and near Bayou Bridge The Committee reported against
the mode Of paving submitted some time since also IN
favor of completing possible the drainage OF the
Fifth and Seventh Wards The report and resolutions
made the order of the day for the next meeting. ~
The Committee Claims reported in favor OF giving MI
J. Hughes Municipal Bonds in place of notes stolen from
him prov ded he the Municipality against loss.
Reports large number of claims, and CON, were
submitted.
The Committee Education reported in favor of estab
fishing Public School for boys in the Second Ward.
Adopted after some debate.
MI Blanc introduced resolution expressing regret that
the State had commenced proceedings against the CONNER
cal Water works Company and nstructng the Attorney OF
the Municipality assist in defending the suit. After long
discussion the resolution laid on the table.
The Council soon after adjourned.
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YOUNG'S, No. Camp Street, New OrIeans,
NOW receiving at the above Store, by every arrival from
~ the North entire new and extern
r-9 I'VE stock OF Ladies' and Cents
Mh finest patent Lever Watches. hunt -
n ing and oDenfaced Quad, Vest, and Fob Chains
e4Ai latest and most fashionable style of Ladies, and
Gentlemens Breast Pins. Also, patterns Of studs.
Finger and Ear Rings Collar and Sleeve Buttons SusPen
makers. Also large stock Of Sverware consisting OF
table, tea and dessert Spoons. Soup Ladies CastS Ne
OF which will be sold at the lowest cash prices The pub
lie respectfully invited to call and examine before pur-
chasing elsewhere.
N b. The strict attention pad the repairing Of fine
Watches Clocks and Jewey. Canes, Diamonds. and all
kinds of Jewery mounted in the latest and best manner
A repairs warranted or no charge NJ tie
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Nv EW ORLEA N S:
TUESDAY MORNING, JANUARY 30, ls4s.

HEALTH THE CITY The reports of the Sections Of
the City Cemeteries for the week ending 10 o'clock yeer
day shows total of 1sl nteimsnts of which 70 of
Cholera There few cases Of Small Pox in the number
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Spoken
Passengers :

Jan 25th lat g. long IS, ship Sias Holmes exchanged
signals with ship Powhatan hence for New York-wnd s.
E. Same time, ship supposed to be the Architect.
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~ 10 sal WEDNESDAY, the 3lst inst.

tv,- To SAL SATURDAY, February Sd.
NOR CALIFORNIA ga CHAGRES.-RE G ULAR
4 PACKET LLNE-The A l, very fastsailIng s7t
schooner VIM. THOMPSON, Crowell; master, AzlaA
can handsomely accommodate % cabin and 40 steer
age passengers. She will receive limited quantity of freight
and will lively above This vessel now lies az Post
TO- Second Municipality where persons going to California
particularly requested to examine her and select their
Berths For freight apply to the Captain on
board or to o. WiCkHAM, 28 Bienvil'e st.
ia26 or r. M. HARRISON " co, n POydas.
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eg- TO sail THURSDAY, February 1T

LIZ 30 san Thu RSDAG FEBRUARY lt.
ESOR SAN FRANCISCO, CALlEORNlA-Direct-
L The A auxiliary steamship NICK Ina, o. zEIHs
sci hes fine accommodations for 100 cabin
sengers She has been put complete order bark rugged,
and will make The passage under sail She taking her
cargo board the STEAMSHIP Landing in Lafayette,
where shippers and passengers invited to examine her
Goods by her be insured at the lowest rates Being
very sale expected that she will make as short
passage to California any other vessel now loading for
that destination in the United States.
No Storage passengers taken.
accommodations be secured by application
to ] P. WHITNEY u CO., 70 Camp st
N. B.-About 1000 bbs freight can be taken if offered in
cV In order to make short passage California, this
vessel will through the Straits of Magellan with the aid OF
her power thus avoiding the stormy passage around
Cape Horn. Jazz
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ST. CHARLES THE ATRE.

Managers. ..-LoDho" " S'iiiH-
Third night of Miss BRlENT Mr. MANNERS and Mr. BRoNG
Mr.. G. VANDENHOFF will appear
TJ,HlS EVENING Tuesday, January 80 be presented
he Operatic DRAMA of ROB ROY-Rob Roy, Mr. g. Vanden
denhof Francis Manners; Galbath, Mr. Brougl bale
Jarv Mr. Chppendae Diana Vernon, Miss BrienIl During
Drama great variety of Songs, Duets, ETC., by Miss bnt
Mr.. Brough TO conclude with LADIES
BEWARE-Lsdy Matilda, Mrs. Stuart.
fR- open past g. and Curtain at O'Clock
- Tickets and places may be had application TO Mr. r.
BALY between the hours 10 and O'clock every day. a5U
ORLEANS THEATRE.
THIS EVENING Tuesday, January 80 lSi9WM be pesenied
tor the third the second OF the celebrated Draa Iii
q acts, by A. Dumas, called MONTE-CHRlSTO
t- Thursday Feb night OF the engagement oil MI anu
Madame MONPLAlSiR. M
tf5- Performances commence at haf-past O'CLOCK a'u
OLYMPIC CIRCUS.
Corner of Poydras and Baronne Streets.
.. Z.
Mr. THOS. MUM, Ring Master. MI W. WokhELl- Oio"h'
GRAND AND BRILLIANT ATTRACTION.
TUJHS EVENING, Tuesday, January 30-Second night Of he
Equestrian Star, LEVI NORTH who, WIN MS HORSE
MMANY will go through their trenencous performances
This unequaed Company, comprising brilliant seeG 81
Stars before concentrated within establishments WI
appear Magnificent Acts forming altogether an
Entertainment, nch, rarea aud Unprecedented
r open O'clock performance 10 commence att O'clock
admission Circle cents Second Tier Is cents a5o
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AUCTION NOTICE

AUCTION NOTICE.
THE SUBSCRIBER, having closed his connection with Mr.
LEWIS FLORANCE, will hereafter carry the Auction
and that from his long
Auctioneer his weknown capacity as cryer that
tic VIII l'''''' p'''''" H. R. WOOD
eferences-Mauusel White Co.. VIM. Laughin g. Co.. Jacob
Bar;er ja30
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS
LATITUDE % 81 30 N--LoseIrupE. 80 Win Time, Oh
Cleared Yesterday


Steamship Galveston, Crane Galveston, Harris Morgan
Ship Palestine Johnson, New York, J; o Woodruff Co
Ship Haidee, Soule, Liverpool, J. L. Whitney q Co
Ship Cosalr, (Brit) Akett, Liverpool.
Bark Gov. Hnckiey, Lorng, London. CIV. Hynson
Bark T.. Wilson Colson, New York, Master
Bark Lenox, Howes, Boston, L. II. Gale
Bark Onyx, Harding, New York, q. w. Hynson
Brig Gen. Cobb Hammond, Havana, John Alexander
Schr Laura Jane, Deano, Baltimore, z. p Bennett
Schr Matilda, Percival, Savannah, r. M Harrison Co
Sch Time, (Blit) Hudson, Nassau, 81 JDenntoun& Co
Arrived Yesterday:
Ship Sias Holiness Berry, II days from New York. to A
Ship Thorndke Child days from Mobile, in ballast, to
Ship Rio Grande Ryan from London Dec. A. in ballast
Ship Cotton Planter Pratt, 4s days from Rotterdam,
Nourse Il Co-1st my.
Bark Ellen Gill IS days from Rio de Janeiro to L. Phpp
& Cod my
Bark Ovando Cousins 70 days from Bordeaux to master
list my.
R. F. Nichols Co-lst my.
Brig Margatea (Sp) Amsatequi, IS days fIom Malaga,
to J. WilliamsOn-Polnt. -
Brig Imperial Beaman, "A days from hlo de Janero, 70
Wills Il Rawiins-2d my.
big TassO returned in distIess-Point.
Schr Oregon Trenis, from Tampico, TO s. Fenandez-Pt
STEAMBOATS,
Princess No g. SANFORD fun Vcksburg-14l5 bales cotton.
Peytona Sha'cnss. I'm Louisville. ~
Memphis Mann FIN Cincinnati. 1850
Cornne Powell. FIN Cold Water-l502 bales cotton,
Cora, Keeling, I'm Camden
Rio Grande, Gordon from Opelousas-234 bales cotton.
Bulletin Church. from Memphs-2il2 bales cotton
Mary Foley Daferes from Fields Mills
Jas |. Day, Giberson. I'm Mobile.
Towboat Dan1 Webster, RnehaTdt, I'm the Passes.
Towboat Caledonia, Pnnegar, from the Passes.
Towboat Panther, Davis, I'm the Passes
BELow-coMING
Three ships in the olfing, names unknown.
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The Cans will leave New Orleans and Carr0ioB
hour after clock Sundays, if the weather is iar:
II The Lafayette Horse Cars will leave every 10 minutes
from the corner of RarOnue and Canal noyi2-6m
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nR HOUGH has removed his office to No. 1873 Ba-
IL rome street, Professional visits and office prescrip
tons to be settled for when made Office hours from to
H. 4. NJ, and I to ,R.A. ND ON
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CEMENT AND PLASTER OF PARKS.
nAn BBIS Cement and Plaster of Paris in store and
NV) Tor sale nv JOHN STROUD & CO,
;ao7 LAG Common st.
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OLYMPIC CIRCUS.
Corner of Poydras and Baronne Streets
GREAT PAINTING!
OPEN FOR EXHIBITION e:S- FOR Il SHORT TINE
OL0NGER-Al sToCKwELL's
Mammoth Panorama of the
MISS P1 K L Il II,
From the Gulf Mexico o the Falls of ST. Anthony!
ATPANORAMA HALL,

In the Commercial Exchange building,
tV" EVERY EVENING IN THE WEEh, -17
Saturday afternoons at 3 O'clock
Tag This PANORAMA Three Times the Extent Of any Paint
Uorid, and faithfully represents we" oil country
Thousand Hundred Miles IN Length, passing through Zen
~ ADMISSION So cents. Chiidren rs cents. ial5
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PLASTERING HAIR
~ 900 BUSHELS Pasterng Ha for sale by
SD(EW JOHN STROUD & CO..
AN 146 Common ST.
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Credit Sale of House and Lot on Girod street.
BY BEARD, CALHOUN g. co.

}. n.
SATURDAY February TO- IL o'clock-wi be sold at auction
- a Banks Arcade - - =
good and rented to good tenant at
25 Der month"; "a feet inches front Baronne
street depth 1902 feet 10 inches and lines plan exhl6
ted the Arcade
Terms-The purchaser the payment of for
$3.50 EACH payable July 1872 and January 1850 balance IN cash
The property until the first pail and the policy
If the pad maturity TO bear
interest Il the rate OF per cent per annum.
Dwelling Immediately opposite the property OF Judge Straw
bridge and Mr.. Bagget. -
Acts OF sale r. Bear Notary Public, the of
the nnrchaser Jazz 30 IA, 5, s, 8, 9. 10
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SPICE AND COFFEE MILLS,

No 3 Y OIRE D-4JHE Street.
n L., BOLEN would respectfully inform the community
of New Orleans that he Is at all times prepared at the
above Mills to furnish and ground Coffee ground Spices
of ali kinds together with Conmeal, Homny and Grz.
Groceries and Restaurants supplied At the
4 49, =, 1otica o28 tt
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CHRONOMETERS.
> TWo-DAY CHRoNoMETERs, made by ~ Thomas no., as
SAML. LOCKE, s and Front Leyee
;a.p Between Customhouse and BenvIlle sis.
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SIS REWARD,

SIS REWARD. =
II OST on Monday evening, the I'D inst, BAY
IL HORSE about Az hands high, blaze face, r.
hind feet white. Had on when lost an Amer cam 6HT
Saddle curbbit Bride and Martngale with one < ~
of the rings ivory and the other brass The above--<N-
reward will be paid on delivery OF the same TO
THOS. G. MACKEY, 4S Commerce ST.
ia24tf Up Stairs.
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS,
CRESCENT OFFICE,
Tuesday Moruiup Ian IN 1910

Tuesday Morning, Jan. co. 1849 :
COTTON-The Cotton market opened rather quietly
yesterday and the sales only about $500 bales without
any alteration in prices. All parties looking anxousy
for the adyices by the British Canada which Gas will
be seen by Geographic dpatch) had not reached New
York on the evening of the 2Sth
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SHIPS-SHIPS.

eg" To sail THURSDAY. February Is.
EvOR SAN FRANCISCO. CALIFQRNIA--P Pas
Il SENGER P.aCRET-The fine, baltimore Fir
clipper built. large schooner ST. MARY, l.. A. ElsAA
Chasteau master will by engagement, sail on the 49,
appointed day. No expense will be spared to fit her to
commodate limited number of passengers in the most com
tened is very strong built, new and stands A l. Being
fast sae in complete order Tor the voyage she is ex
pected TO make short passage any vessel bound for
that destination Capt. Chasteau has made number OF
to the Pacific, and is from long experience tho
roughly acquainted with the and habo Agents
established Panama and San Francisco where they will
power limited quantity OF freight viii be received, II
Immediately engaged which passage apply the
tain on board at the foot e Ps's svEsTRE
ja30 SO Chartres ST., up stairs.
GY- To tearc WITH DISPATCH.
sLyOR VELASCO Bazoria and Columbia.-The fine
Il substantial schooner UNCLE BILL, Miller, FIJI
master, having her cargo engaged and going on <sAA
board, will sail above. For freight or passage,
having good accommodations, apply on board, or to
ia3O A. WETHERBY, IS Poydras st.
90" 10 sal WITH DISPATCH,
L brig GEoRGE [. ABBOTT, Capt stany, Ifs
sail as above For freight passage having good accom-
M Gaae Sp O Inc f HENRY K asHBR1G
jazz ~ P0ydIas ST.
eg% 10 sal WEDNESDAY, the 3lst inst.
,op tp FSF Fassage 0nly6 nsvv
L Baltimore cIpper-buiIt bark ,TOURo, Captain ~
Low will sail as above, and has for eight Kilt
more passengers. The bark Touro is 300 tons bur- s:
then of beautiful model and expense has been spared
to fit her in The most comfortable for passen
gers. She remarkable for fast sailing and commanded
by having great experience the Pacific Trade For
pa to only apply MI s foyda
PASSAGE in the First Cabin, $3.50.
Passage in the Second Cabin, $500.
No teeags Passengers TAKEN and no passage until
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NEW WATCHES, JEWELRY, ETC
yHTE receipt Of large and splendid STOCK Oh
w Gold and Silver, Lever, Lepine and Deupex C2
manufacture Also, Jewery, Sill ~ ~
YER ware, Spectacles; Gold Pens, 49,.
- ~ Pocket and Table Cutlery, and Fancy
Goods. We particularly invite the attention Of ladies ana
gentlemen TO our stock before purchasing elsewhere as =
selected by ourselves in the Northern cities with care, ana
shall be sold low at any house in the city.
KNOWLES & NOEL, % Canal street.
N B-Our personal attention will be devoted to repair
ing every description of fine Watches, Clocks Jewey etc.
which shall perform satisfactorily ever or no eharge
n6t X. Il N.
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MASS PLANO RELIEVOn
Brass LETTER SIGNS IND NQJHBERS.
A NEW and Elegant Article-very Durable and Econ
"A omical costing but tre over the common ils sign
Offices Apothecares' Labels ETC., etc Sold at the manu-
factnrer's prices. ~ Specimens TO be seen and orders
received by J. ID. ANpEhSoN,
d5 6rr -'aanss htHet
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IopER,s spARRING and FENCING ACADEMY.


No LOT POYDR.3S Street. Men Orleans
open FROM O'CLOCK, A. NJ, to p. M, and
oFROM 10 & O'CLOCK p NJ jas y
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A FIRST GLASS STEAMBOAT, mea- ~ N
A spres Ie5 feet-Is2 feet on deck, Is feet L@i757
beam with six feet hold, has three forty inch
s,roke-a entirely with the boat She draws only IS
inches water and will carry $50 tons freight Is only one
snt style and well found every respect For further par
ne aa Il spp" " HYDE 4 oGLEepY. u Poydfass..
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Memoranda

BELOw-C0MING UP.
Three ships in the offing, names unknown.
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DAGUERREOTYPES
TAKEN WITHOUT REVERSING
New Quick Camera in one quarter the usual time,
AT I42 MAIN STREET.

New Quick Camera in quarter 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 V0lGrLANDER's QUICK CAMERAS which is OF
entire new construction, with which types can be
made almost Instantly.
Dagnerreotypes Of CHILDREN are made with this Came
with astonishing perfection and beauty.
Also, received one ofFOigttanders Mammoth Cameras
so constructed to take types of Persons or Views
WITHOUT REVERSING This Camera is of tmice the size
and poOer Of any other in this city, and GROUPS of from
to 80 persons be taken with it on large plates
give every figure easy and graceful position.
Six years practical experience with the use of large
SkyLgh the above Cameras and every advantage which
be mentioned, enables the subscriber TO make Nina
lures equal the best made by the first All in Boston
or New York lFCali and examine specimens before
engaging elsewhere.
IL Daguerreotypsts can find whole, half quarter and
medium Plates and Cases, and every article the
art constantly for sle. CAMERAS Of every size fur
nished manufacturers prices.
May 10. dwtf GEO. ADAMS
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Commonwealth of Massachusetts.

Worcester. as July 9, le49.
DY virture OF an Execution which issued Judgment
ID recovered at the June Term OF the Court OF Common
Pleas for the County of Worcester d. lE49 in of
Harriet N Holden Of Worcester single woman, against
LEONARD GLEASON of said Worcester, farmer j have
taken all the right equity which the said Leonard
son had on the fifth lay of January last, d. ls49 The
day when the same attached process TO
deem certain mortgagei Real Estate situate in said
Worcester and the that is described in mortgage
deed thereof said Leonard Gleason to the Worcester
County Institution for Savings recorded in the Registry
day. the eighteenth day of August next two O'Clock in
the afternoon the American Temperance House in said
Worcester shall offer for sale by public auction, to the
highest bidder, said right in equity Of redemption.
dill J. DAY, D. Sheriff
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Commonwealth of Massac husetts.

Worcester, Ss July Z, 1e49
d virtue of an Execution which issued judgment
ID recovered the June Term Of the Court of Common
Pleas the County OF Worcester AID lS49 in favor OF
Benjamin Haywood of said Worcester ply sican gainst
JOHN MCCARTHY af taid Worcester, laboIer, have
taken all right in equity which the said John McCary
when the attached process, TO redeem
gagged Real Estate situate in said Worcester
and the that described in moi taee deed thereof
from said McCarty Joseph A. Tenney recorded in the
Registry De eds for said County book 442 page S. and
en- Saturday. the eighteenth day of August next al the
~ at O'Clock in the afternoon, shall offer for sale by
public auction the highest bidder, said right in equity
OF REDEMPTION ldJl | J. DAY, D. Sheriff.
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Commonwealth of Massachusetts.

Worcester, 80. July l0th l649.
ny virtue Of an Execution which issued a JUICE
ID ment recovered at the June Term OF the Court III
Common Pleas the County OF Worcester, A. d. 49,
in favor of William NJ. Brewer, of Worcester, in sa
County Merchant, recovered against siLAs 8. HARTI
AN of said Worcester, Carpenter have taken all the
right in equity which the said silas s. Hartman had on
the 80 day Of December, A. D. ls4 the day when the
morgaged real estate situated in said Worcester and the
same 10 described in mortgage Deed thereof from
said Hartman Amos Brown recorded in the Registry
Deeds for said County, Book 4O, Page 292 and
urday the 18th day OF August next at O'Clock In the at
ternoon, at the American Temperance House in said
Worcester shall offer for sale by public aucton the
highest bidder, said right in equity OF redemption.
dill j. DAY, D. Sheriff.
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Commonwealth of Massachusetts.

Worcester, 49, June Esd, 1919
DY virtue Execution which issued on judgment
ID recovered the June Term of the Court OF Common
Pleas the County of Worcester, A. d. 1885, in favor
of Oney F. Thompson of said Worcester, Gentleman,
against GEORGE WEBSTER, of Grafton, Trader, have
taken all the right lie equity which e said George Webs
ser had, the fourteenth day OF October A. d. l948
the day when the same attached process,
cdeem certain morigaged Real Estate, situated in
said Grafton and the that is described in mortgage
Deed thereof from said Webster A. G. Peck d Cam
pany recorded in the Registry Of Deeds for said County,
Book $685. Page 1885, and Saturday the eighteenth day
of august nert at two O'Clock in the afternoon st the
American Temperance House in Worcester shall of
fer sale. by Public Auction, the highest bidder, said
right in equity of Redemption
dul ]. DAY, d. Sheriff.
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h J. HOOKER, M. D.,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.

Office and Residence, No. Park Street
DR.. HOOKER, would inform the citizens of Worcester
and Of the adjoining towns that he has opened Office
by HIMSELF and soc patronage from his friends and others
wishing MEDICAL and SURGICAL aid
He will ulrust the dispensing Of Medicine the of
inexperienced Individuals but will far practicable, attend
ei nse thus avoiding great risk to Patient and Physician
lad /. diff
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REMOVAL,

nR. z. A. KITTRtDGE has removed his
~ Office 10 his Hydropalhic Institution, No. "a
Frdnkitn Place, Franklin Street, BOSTON Vapor, and
all kinds of Unmedicaied Warm and Cold Baths, always
IN readiness at the Establishment
transient bOarders in AGATE diseases can, II desired, hnd
'he best OF care and treatment the house, till restored
sucn, two dollars per day and upwards For permau
hen boardtrs, from to Two dollars per day. according
10 rooms, &C. dwtf May 90.