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SALES AT AUCTION. =
Watches and Jewslry, Books, Paintings, etc.
- RX RICH RD TERREI

Watches and Jewslry, Books, Paintings etc.
BY RICHARD TERRELL.
TNHL DAY Friday March %, 10 O'Clock MWl be sold
the Antiquarian Book Store the St Charles Hotel
bo Ok FAINT PaIETiE e s etc.
q The will Continued SATURDAY tine gath. mh2s
Improved Real Estate ar Carrollton.
BY BEARD, CALHOUN & co.
- 4 sEtB 81 .oa se Bsnss
y cad the following valuable property situated the
t good O and substanisi DWELLING with TWO LOTS OF
son. Esd being per plan exhibited
% shG g Commercial and Isl s.
HSse y re ihs aa
FOUR LOTS Of GROUND with all the improvements thereon
the arman Properly being Nos and TO- and forming the
sad Ss per s aspa y
John Davis The improvements comprise substantial and well
Terms Of ale for The properly made known sale
chasers. mhsl
Succession of Alex. Logan.
BY BEARD, CALHOUN & co.
nDAy April 1878 70 Ssa B a e "a AAas' s99s
H Banks Arcade this city by and an order
leans dated 26 January ls and under instructions Of James
Daver ESQ., Curator OF the succession OF Alexander Logan e
CERTAIN Lot OF GROUND. with all the improvements
depth Of 81 feet inchos aa lines.
and IS leased J James ts until Apri 49,
Act Of sale before R. Beard Notary Public at the Of
AUCTION NOTICE.
e nR haVn Closed his connection M with Mr.
Business his and trusts that from m long experience nc;
ne s s1 ''" w,s c w WOOD D.,
Barker. jaso
MoRPHY & MENUS, AUCTIcNEERs, No. ST Magazine
l Banks Arcade Sale. b Auction
succes.lons Underwriters Wardens' iy2
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FOR CALIFORNIA.

TT To sail SATURDAY, 24th inst
5ss sks a5s1ss zip The
G. Coffin, master will sail as above This ship is SfIE
daon Of passengers to any vessel yet dispatched from this
port She has been expressly fitted for the and in
G m0 ses 10 s ~
and fitted with State rooms for the accommodation q
viii bs Ds fss190i By provided
with ample supply Of BeHg An 81 ,sa
experience and for Families particularly this ship Offers
but
may be By Of w GO
care u s4PPy Co. 70 Camp st.
Price of PASSAGE 5000 in state.rooms. No Steerage
Passengers will be taken Freight, 81 per Flour barrel,
SOC. per cubic foot,
Lafayette Passengers invited to go on board and exam
inc for themselves.
the purpose Of obtaining fresh prov sons and water Pas
will thus have opportunity OF visiting two OF the
oldest and finest cities in South America. .
Arrangements will be made to receive passengers immed
atey on board.
ssS s and Beh' will not be considered LIE fas'ssd
To gGH ON OR ABOUT THE 9th TIL, inst
G ;llAe Re- Es sp Csp And ye
townsend sl' viii sail Sf as above .. Fol freight
sage having splendid H eapn eaV VI
rooms apply to Rt eMAMhsPES s +, H..
and passengers having made her last passage down and
ss s1d ad o g
200 lbs. Baggage allowed for each passenger mhl6
ssz5~ To sail WITH DISPATCH.
T1OR VERA CRUZ.-The new A fassailng copper
l. ed brig COLUMBUS Capt Davis will be &,
dispatched for the above port if sufficient number AHE
OF passengers freight should offer. This vessel is
already fitted for the and he dispatched IN two
DAYS Gait ID having returned from Vera Cruz, where
he landed company OF emigrauts from New York will
give alt Information required to he routes and expenses
For terms apply board Post y Second Municipality
to JOHN w. ANDREWS q W,
mills 81 Common street.
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o. Springfield, Mass. is lighted with rosiG

e. W. BALE. .r O. II. N1B.
NEW ORLEANS CARRIAGE WAREHOUE,
No, 118 and 100 GR.AYLER STREET. -
CARRIAGES AND HARNESS of @2<
~ every description always on hand, for CG<R
sale low for cash or approved paper. Also
Springs, Axes, Lamps, Bands, Cloths, .Xk-
Leather, Lace, and Vamsh.
fy7 6md&W 10, w. HALE d IUM.
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SWEET TRANsAcTIoN-Mr. Nicholas Kurezyn made
complaint the Frt Municipality Police office yesterday.
that Nody Lynch driver OF dray No $40 had Obtained
purp9ng to be signed by T Nickieman warrant was
day arrested the driver but he had got the he
sought Lynch is - among the missing"
A DARKEY AND HIS DoxY- Margaret Morris, a white
woman was arrested Yesterday in the First Municipality
the request of Amos Clark f. who alleges that the
fair Meg had robbed him. How the gemman OBJ color !"
was robbed, of what, we know not
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STEALING A CoAT.-Lawrence Mahan. charged by
Michael Hussey with stealing his coat arrested yesterday
by the First Municipality Police the stolen being
back at the time-so it i stated.
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FIRST DIsTRIcr CoURr.A few trials for petty larceny
and assault and battery took place yesterday but there
nothing of interest
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G | akls

LOUISIANA ASSOCLATION-SPRING MEETING.
TINE regular Spring Meeting the Association Jockey
L Club will TUESDAY, 9th and continue
throughout the week.
First Day-Tmesday 27thsweepstakes for Od-Cosed
$500 subscnp forfeTwo mile heats-Three
subscribers make a raceTo and close the 18th.
e Entries be addressed the Secretary the Louisiana Asso-
citation Jockey Club. THOS. E. LEEFE,
mills ID Secretary Of Louisiana Association.
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NEW ORLEANS:
! -t>H---t
i FRIDAY MORNING, MARCH %, 1s49.

THE WEArHER.-With the coming OF the Equinoctiai
aes have had change in the weather Which has re-
minded US that Winter fingers in the lap OF spring IN
ednesday evening" and hou ghou yesterday in the shade
the air was quite chilly and wooden clothing was again In
requon These sudden changes in the weather are very
detrimental to health and their effects should be well guarded
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PocKET PICKING:-Henry Maxim arrested yesterday
in the Third Municipality a charge by Patrick kaya.
naugh, of having picked his pockets of $40.
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WANTED,
A SITUATION. by Widow Woman, es CHAMBER
IA MAID. Good references be given inquire at
the third door from Grayer. on Gironde street for
fyE If MRS. KALTING. 3
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4 VT q a u a "

THE undersigned fully prepared 70 exeeuts all papers
a Necessary to procure THREE MQNTHY
N EXTRA PAY and collect BACK PAY ~
w and EXTRA PAY due the heirs of deceased /2W
officers and soldiers who served in the late war -
with Mexico. Office in New Commercial Exchange, directly
under Major Dashiell's office.
Though the Paymaste has closed his Rolls in this city the
for Back Pay Extra Pay etc and has trustworthy Agent
in Washington whose special duty is TO attend promptly
~ VIM MONAGHAN
mills 1ms--3dp Late Capt. Co. F, 9Th Regt. La. Vols
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BILL VAN Hooks DEPARTURE.-The notorious Bill
Van Hook started for Baton Rouge Wednesday, So if
he does before his of in the Penen
expires the city will be nd of dangerous
when he out he will make New Orleans ring" with
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AMUSEM ENTS.
-eOe--
AMERICAN THEATRE.

ADJUSTMENTS.
AMERICAN THEATRE.
H. P eRATTAN. .stass Manager
BENEFIT of HARRY $: EYfLNGE.
ms ssss Ta Dgs
5 o Nj The Tas 4
NJ H SUSAN n
Eytings; Susan, Mrs. Coleman Pope.
tn rs'ss S1 = ss'
10 A. M. and p NJ, BY applying Geo s.
aus.'s.ss0rs Performance will sss
ST. CHARLES THEATRE.
Benefit Of Mrs: R. RUSSELL.
5ssy Ffi
SsfP f6 IA. Bs
f;s s
q Doors halp.st and Curtain at o'sIOGMs
aa iS I 81 ss
ORLEANS THEATRE.
cATURDAy EVENING March "a lsae will be performed for
S 9 's snd aA ~ ok TG Greer
Messrs. Feury, Valet, Berton Mines Fury
tB- The performances will commence at O'Clock mhss
olympic CIRCUS.
Corner of Poydras and Baronne Streets.
S. P. sTICKNEY Manager and Director
B. JENNINGS. eo"h.
V,HfS EVENING Friday, March 49, the performances will
l. sis Of the following Pyogramme: GRAND CHARACTER
ISTIC ENTREE. FANCY DANCE by Elouse. Master
Willy the POLANDRlC LADDER. Young Maoy as the
SAILOR. ...ExTRAORDlNARY BALANCING ACT, by
Baldwin. Jennings and Pupil in ANrPODEAN POSES
ntermssicn Of during which the Band will execute
GRAND OVERTURE. La Petite Eouise IN a beautiful
EQUESTRIAN ACT. ..GYMNAsTIC EXERCISES, head
ed by Mr. Craven. s. p Stckney Grand EQUESTRIAN
ACT ..DOUBLE POSTURlNG ACT, by Harvey and Nor
The agnfcen steed CNCINNATUS, introduced by
Mr.. S. P. Suckney. Harvey the SLACK WIRE 10
conclude with a COMIC AFTERPIECE.
tB- Il DAY PERFORMANCES on Saturday at IL O'Clock.
EE- Particulars the small bills the day, posters etc.
Doors O'clock performance commence o'clock
admission Dress Circle so cents; Second Tier rs mh23
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO RENT, st a45 Cansia
Is ~ ~ eonx Of yalese. NH
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BuRGLARY.-On Monday night, F. Mirandfs grocery
of Union and Morales Streets broken
and four boxes of soap stolen thererom n Tuesday
dies carried off Patrick Donovan and Thomas Hughes
have been arrested suspicion of having robbed the store
Firstni sfri Courlf fort trial
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SMITH & RoTHE R,

81 CUJHJHU.V STREET,
HAVE received large additions to their stock Of INDIA
manufacture, and warranted to stand all extremes Of
weather. s. & B. would call the particular attention of
Cafornans to their Bottles Canteens and Water Buckets
manufactured. with special reference the many dry
places and arid deserts between the Rio Grande and the
Water proof Bags PontSqn Bags Saddle Bags etc IN
Boots Leggngs etc. India Rubber Blankets. Pillows etc.
etc. Also-TENTS. TENT-CLOTHS, Saddles Brides
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Schooners.
PORT OF NEW ORLEANS /:
LATITUDE. 90 81 SON.-LoNe1TUDK 80 Win Time, 6h.
Cleared Yesterday :

Cleared Yesterday:
Steamship Fanny, Scott, Corpus Christi via Galveston
b. st.Adsm Lodge, COok. Liverpool !: BIamwsl
Bark Sarah Bridge, Stout, Boston, L. H. Gale
BIZ Goa%bu fSase2 si.a John Aisssnasi
E$ S'; s.fi st. Vincent, s
Eli yo$a es:ias; ss%s.; cEs.s..qp Hs.:oa e
schr. Randall Marshall West. St Marks. DO
s ss Miner sss ssas Pass
Sohr Heroine, Hnssy, Sisa WIN. Brown
sR; lS5s SiI.s Asfsehsos Fae
Arrived Yesterday:
Ship Flato Coffin - days from Boston to mastsr1d my
Bark Telegraph Crockett ls days from New York, to
Brig Josephus. Pitcher days from Savannah to MASTER
brig g. W Lawrence Wall IS days from Boston. to John
Die Vernon Sweeney from Grand Ecore-4Os bales cotton
Eaihion Ande a;; from St Louis-n bales cotton
Mondana Deahoussaye fin St. Maitinsvis-ls bales COT
Pat Henry. Crosby. from Lefores
IHnoeton' Dickinson, from , Camden Da's '''''''
Talleylapd. Hunter from NsshyIe-2sss bales cotton
Muscle No 2 GwaItney, from Grenada-!ao3 bales cotton
Gray Eagle, Musgah. from ST. Martnsvile
Wave Brady. from Fort Adams-2s9 bales cotton.
Towboat Mississippi Shutz. from the Passes.
Towboat Claiborne. Howran from the Passes.
Towboat Porpoise, Phillips. from the Passes
Towboat Belle, Duncan. from the Passes.
Memoranda:
Steamer Fashion left ST. Louis the 18th inst. Reports
all the rivers rising In port for New Orleans, steamers
Aleck Scott, Constitution. Belle Creole and Illinois.
Towboat Claiborne owed down and to sea, the 18th
inst, ships Coumbo. and Caroline Nesmith
Towboat Popose lowed down and to sea, on the 18th
inst ship Far West bark Neptune brig Pedaza. and sch
Campeachafia.
ship Ferozepore and bark Ell Dorado.
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THE SPRING MEETING of the SHREVEPORT JOCKEY
CLUB will commence at Shreveport La, TUESDAY, the
LIST day of May and continue throughout the week
First DaTuesday, lstockey Club Purse $50One mile heats
Second Wednesday, 2dA Purse of mile heats.
Third Day-Thurday 3d-A Purse S4j0Three mile heats.
Fourth DGyFHdsy 4hA Purse of s210one mile heatsbest
three five.
Fifth DaySaturday 5hA Purse of $5G-One mile heats for
beaten horses ony-Enrance 10 per cent.
N. g. The Entries will close al hafpa three the afternoon Of
each day previous the Race Two horses the
will be added The rules Of the Orleans Jockey Club will
strictly adhered the decision the Judge will in all
be final Parties sending their horses forward before the Races will
find every accommodation the Shreveport, the
track, which is within miles of the
mhl9 6td&5tW W.. TYSON g. CO., Propretors
e The Picayune and Delta will please copy.
ROPERS SPARRING and FENCING ACADEMY,
No 107 POYDRy4S Street, .Nep Orleans.
open FROM O'CLOCK, A. NJ, to P. M, and
~ FROM 4 to O'CLOCK, P. M. Jas
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Telegraph. -. 7,m2
Thetus. Lafayette
VTrlnia ....-.. 6,m2
Win. Bottsford .l0,n3
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
| w hilhanet 49,. 7,ml
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FOR CALIFORNIA.
CADDLES, BRIDES. BITS. srIRRuPS, etc., of
= every description; =. INDIA RUBBER GA
low, TARpAuLIxs: SADDLE BAss.. TENTS, -G2 a
India Rubber Tent Coths, Of 81 szes, for sals BY
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WANTS.

PARTNER WANTED
A MAN well acquainted with Ike eping HOTEL and
N attending the management of the will hear OF
this office. addressed E. A milo I'm
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E.W. LUM.

sale low for cash or approved paper ~ Also E3SN
q Gnu. " E.w. HALE { LuM:
STAR f s. HF NiHEG MILL, 3
CORNER OF HERCULES, and CALLIoPE Streets.
Ssnt N e SE ana Y fif fi
Ase.Dressed Flooring, Ceiling and Notwithstanding:
MossELMAN ZINC FOR ROOFING.
Ss:: ss 81
anf on ES
good as when first put on is particularly calculated for
giving ali the requisite information the subject Be
sss and n1sS III %iss s'Ss;''
oRooE SlaT M MHdR}EsGattkh,SS sxWARE
Y viii end at The i sign Of the GREAT P'ffTCHER W.
pfS G pssd into &:
anes al Fer Go6n pattern and
an o Sew Il E. Mexican Market large
TfT sSn fH4 Pfst%G5E s Camp st.
oRooKERY, CHINA T : A. GhT +; WARE, etc.
sSfi n ssst CLASS
and and noGsE
families Hotels Steamboats, &c. supplied a. the lowest
CASH Prices. Goods for the Country carefully packed.
fy3-d& W3m SAM'L. E. MOORE. 81 Camp st.
DIR. FRIEDRICH. from Berlin,
Approved and Graduated VETERINARY SUR
GEON and Doctor of the First Class
At Mrs. Hunt Sons LAFAYETTE HOTEL, Corner of
Tchoupt0uias and Jackson streets,
ID EC0MMENDS himself to the Owners of Horses and
N Cattle, as well for the Cure of Sick An mails ~
as for the Appraising. Judging and Proving their N
Value Purchases. He expects TO receive the IA 80
yos and confidence Of the PUBLIC he prove By his tes
timonals that he learned his profession scientifically. and
ercsed it practically for a number of years.
N: B.-Sick Cattle of INDECENT Persons will be cured
gratis. mh8 1t"
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CONVENIENT COTTON TABLES.
WE have Just received copy of little work, showing
w the of Cotton per pound shipped either at Mobile
any given price, of exchange and feghts and also
showing the price of the article at Liverpool when the FAC
tors and other expenses added This work
is compiled and published by Mr. James daawrence OF
this city and is one of much arhmetca labor and will no
doubt prove very valuable practical assistant to those
engaged in the staple 1t got up in neat STYLE pocket
''''> ''''' DAVID FELT & CO, "a Charities ST.
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BRAZILIAN VICE-CONS ULATE.
NTOTlCE.-The Office Of the BraziLian Hiee Consulate
" is removed to No. So CONDE STREET The Com
mercal Community and all Others concerned hereby
notified that passengers for the of the Empire have to
provide themselves with Passports at the Vice Con sulate
and lastly, that the Office Hours from to Pm.
JOSEPH VARGAS,
iaE 2aVp2m Acting Vice { Consul of Brazil.
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Il H~~
TT Freight by the New Canal. @ak8a-jE55S
IT, Passengers by the Railroad. 1E7k1ezEsA
The and splendid fast running passenger Lake steam
for the trade cabin all in state rooms will leaye the New
Canal above landing at the Ponchartran Railroad for
passen gers by the o'cock P. M. train of ears.
Freight received for Montgomery Wetumpka, etc. giving
through Bills Lading al IS cents per Dbl.
N B-Freight received at the New Basin Warehouse un
til l o'clock, P, M, the day of departure.
For freight passage, having unsurpassed accommoda
ia3i II P-' " WINCATE q FREEMAN 40 Povdras ST
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IMPROVED PATENT PORTABLE
IND TT.4TORY MILLS.

Sl one door below Baronne. New Orleans These Mills
Ohio New York Pennsylvani, Virginia, Kentucky, Indi
ana Illinois. Michigan, Wisconsin, Iowa, Missouri: Ar
Mexico and account of their portability, the
thing for California number Of them have been pur
chased recently for those . Diggns.''
Warranted to perform to the satisfaction Of the pu
chaser, Refunded. lmh14J w. r. T..
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FOR MOBILE-Dy1ILY o. S. MAIL LINE.
GuD The splendid low.pressure fEo
- Pa 4 Steamers ORE ORE
CALIFORNIA, Capt. G. L. Reynolds, and JAMES I.
DAY Capt VIM. T. Giberson having been built expressly
for the Lake Trade with superior accommodations Ghe
Ladies' Cabins all in State ooms.l One Of the above steam
will leave the PoncharIan Railroad DAILY during
the week. the arrival the Lake of the
Train of Cars and of the ocIock P; on SUN
DAYS For freight passage apply on board or
jaA j. & r. GEDDES, Agents. 10 Bank Place.
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TINY SALES-ROOM may be found few cases of
n fine Moeskin Hats; some very handsome Silk FL
Drab and Black fashionable B. B. Russia, Cafor- -
mia, Buens Vista, and Plantation Hats. Aso-A choice
Panamas All of which received and for sale low
for cash or approved paper VIM BOOTH Halter.
mills corner of GIayer and Tchouptoulas SITS.
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BLACKSMITHING, Etc.
THE undersigned have associated themselves together for
Il the purpose of Carrying on the foley Hp
WHlTESMITHING,- Finishing Bass 1'Kzsssss..l1
Foundering Pattern Making and job ~.z~
bling in general All work entrusted to them will be at
tended to with punctuality and dispatch. -
FOSTER PRENTICE,
ITO Camp few doors above Poydras formerly occupied
by Mr.. Hopkins ,
IT, Refer to Capt A. 0. Pittfed, and William Smith.
foreman of Government Shop. mills Inns
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CATURDAY EVENING, March a. 1919, will be performed Tor
ber entitled HAYDEE: Or, THE GREEK SLAVE. Per-
formers Messrg Leon fleury Valet, Beon, Mines Fleuy
jolly Lecour. ,a.
pertornances will commence at O'clock ml23
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! D1 NIORANDT i ERhELL. : :
NHL DAY Friday, March g. at 10 O'Clock A. MWIl be sold
the Antiquarian Book Store under the st Charles Hotel
A of Elegant WATCHES AND JEWELRf,
BOOKS, PAINTINGS, etc. etc.
t- The will continue SATURDAY, the gath. mh2s
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LyMIGRANTS TO CALIFORNIA should remember
IL that the next thing Importance to that of having
good supply of Provisions for the man. is 10 have a
due regard to the wants of the outer We distinctly
any other house in the city Thossdn wan, LoTHING
invited to call at ths cash store of
JOHN SOUTHWELL & CO.. q Canal st..
fv13 d&W If Under the Planters Hotel
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Red Clover, Grass, Hemp and Canary seed,
At the New Orleans Seed Store,
II Common street, Corner of 1choupitouias street.
JUST arrived 100 bbIs. of the above SEEDS. ais ~
cheap at the above establishment. Also GARDEN XHJ
SEEDS in boxes from $ato $40 asserted rte for Cali
N. BAH sorts of PLANTS and SHRUBBERY as
usual at 1o1 St Charles street Portab!e Cottage for
SALE AFFLECK, COMSTOCk Il CO..
mills II Common street corner of Tcheupitoulas.
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Mechanics Fair.

NHE Second Fair n the Worcester County Mechanics As
ISOLATION, for the encouragement Of Manu- iacfures III,
Mtchanlc Arts, and Inventive Genius, will be opened III
Worcester, on Tuesday, the 18th of Sep
TENDER next. The Association respectfully invites the
Mechanics Manu- acurers Artists and Inventors Maaciu
sets and other States furnish such specimens of their
Tous productions Of labor ard SKILL they may wish pre-
sent TO the notice Of the public through the medium Of the
Fair.
The Association would also respectfully solicit of the Ladies
specimens of their tase SKILL aud industry to add interest to
the occa'ion.
Silver Medals and Diplomas will be awarded in the of
The Association, for such and improvements
machinery for sk and workmanship every branch
Of industry shall emed worthy Of distinction by the
examining committees.
The tndirg in which the Association propose hold
their Fair the pre- year, is located UEIoN STREET.
opposite the Pistol Factory of Messrs. Allen IL Thurber
few rods OF the American Temperance House. 1t
onians TOUR rooms each 100 feet in length, well lighted,
and Otherwise adapted Tor the exhibition of every variety
OF manufactured articles machinery in operation.
Steam power will be furnished TO all those who wish
operate their machinery show the process mannfac
ture; but in ord 10 prevent COMMISSIONS notice should be
given 10 The Superintendent at least five days before the
opening of the Fair Of the kind OF machine, and the
amou' ofroOm wanted for the exhibition
Machines and other articles of bulk should be delivered
on or before the 18th of September.
1t is desirable that all articles intended for the Fair should
presented early possible that conspicuous places may
be assigned them in the exhibition.
Communications post paid addressed the Superntend-
mt, will receive prompt attention. R. D. DUNBAR, Pres
WIN. I. MRRRIFiELD Vice Pres.
WV. GREENLEAF, Sec. P. w. TAFT, Supt.
Worcester. july q, lS49
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REMOVAL,
l44 II ain street

A&4 Al d . = Us 144'
TENhe Subscriber would tender his acknowledg
Il ments to all who have patrsnzed HIM his former
place Of business and invites them, and the public gtner
ally TO his store newly fitted np with the vel
9ST " E nt of G. W. LoNGLEYs BOOT
IA Main St., opposite the Central Exchange
where he prepared to offer great Inducements for pur,
CLOCKS, WATCHES. SILVER WARE, FINE JEWEL.
RY, AND FANCY GOODS.
Ne effort his part shall be spared give perfect salts.
faction TO every that please favor him with
call Goods will be offered at such reduced prices that per.
wishing 10 purchase, will be under the necessity OF
looking elsewhere or asking reduction.
Now on hand, splendid assortment of Cold and Siluer
Patent LeUtrs, Anchoy HOrizonal Dupler Leptne and
Verge Watches, from of the celebrated manuac
tories in Europe movements that will be cased fitted up
order, at LESS than Boston PRTcEs.
GOLD AND SILVER SPECTACLES
the eyes oil which will be adapted compensate for al
most any detect OF weakness. aye n6rmity.
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