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PLANK BOOKS FOR THE NEW YFAR -rbs
subscriber is ready to execute all ordeis for suurior
BLANK BOOKS. Specimens Of his work. exhibited foq
some time past, have elected the highest acompm from ~
Merchants and the City Press
Au okDEhs executed with dispatch, and the work
warranted to be superior in every particular nS p,ic u
low any other house in this city,
y A full assortment Of first class BLANK BOOKS on
hand. COMMERCIAL PRINTING in he bsst ayls Al
The ant B. n. NORMAN, siaiiauir.
~ u,ltW edn l9 caiap .ils1
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FREsH BRITIsH GOODS.

LNRESH Importation Of BRITISH GOODS selected
Il expressly for the Mexican markets and local adeiust
received per ships Cato Harkaway and New York Packet
general assortment of goods of the following descriptions:
Linen Plalas Royals, do Britannia, do. Creas Ia Nor
lax, do super Esopas do LsadOs and COatee Checks
Fancy Shaws Printed CalicOes Lawns. fancy NIuslns
and Organdies Madras, Verona Bandana and Britannia
Handkerchefs Tape Check Swiss and book Musins and
Victoria Lawns Toile du NOrd Ginghams and Fancy
Dress Goods Irish Linens Scotch Sheengs, Diapers and
HuckabUck Pillow Case Luens eOOed bOrdered Towels and
Cloths Linen Cambria Handkfs; superior Linen MEETINGS
super GOe de COura and Nankeen habit Linens; white
sale reasonable terms, by
dSI Of MCDOWELL. & PECK, IS Gravier ST,
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/. U. s. SUPREME CoURT.-The Chief Justice an
nounced on the Path that the Court is equally dvi-
ded in the case of the U. S. Mint of Philadelphia
and the Portland Customhouse. The constitutional
question, whether the real estate Of the u S. Mint
is subject to taxation by the city and county Of
Philadelphia, is highly important The Court being
divided four to four there can be no decision JUS
tiee Mckinley is now presiding in the Circuit Court
in this city, and will not be in Washington this
term. This instance shows the necessity Of having
an odd number of the Court always present
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FLoRANoE & TAYLOR viii SELL at n O'Clock on the prem.
isszlease Of he Commercial Exchange, cornsuer Of
Sd. Charles and BerdidO Streets
j. M DEPAss viii sell, 10 pcOck, AT the Of Blan-
vile aud Franklin sireeis-f umilufe
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rs aale1 ale 81 v7sHi q Gaze
~ ipol AZ he advsf.
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Poor Plebeian /!

Complementary BENEFIT To Mr.. WAY.-Mr. Place,
the manager Of the American Theatre, with the liberal spirit
or which he noted has given his house tonight for the pur-
pose of complimentary benefit to deserving young
man-Mr. VIM. Way-who was blown up upon the Louis
losing the whole Of his property upon that Inflated boat
lasting in their effects deprvng him in great from
seeking to repair by personal exertons, the loss Of his all
The benefit, trust, will prove indeed. The laudab
object should call forth house worthy of city and its gen
people. The entertainments the Soldiers Daugh
ter % John Street. and NV Sister Kate
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10 We are indebted to the steamship Palmetto
lpl late Galveston papers
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ramoredin Washington that Mr.. Bart
Nee YORK, has been appointed Commits
40 Mexican Boundary. Col. McClel-
Iop1slaphioal Engineers, was, accord
= e. cut a. Chief Astronomer, but
a commiasionsl, with che pay Of
which under ihe law, he cannot
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POSITIV SALE AT COST,
Harris Extensive Shirt Depot Selling on
10 CAMP STREET.
VIE subscriber begs acquant dealers and the public
That IN consequences OF being about dissolve partner
ship with OnT New York House, offers for One Month OHtV
at private sale, the whole Stock at the COST PRICES
To shirt Dealers,
Ii viii prove good opportunity to lay in their Spring Stock
az less than ever before bought here.
10 those Replenishimg their Wardrobe,
L. wal be great saving It conceded manufacture
bttter and Cheaper article than similar establishment
TIE STOCK on HAND COMPRISES PART;
lggl dozen LINEN SHIRTS-al qualities:
5OOO dozen MUSLIN SHlRrS-Linen Bosoms, etc. of
every variety and style;
51J dozen HICKORY SHIRTS;
w . COLOBED SHIRTS;
AJ0 - Red and blue Flannel Shirts and Drawers;
30 $ Silk SHIRTS and DRAWERS;
w - Under Garments Of MERlROS, Flannels,
I.ise Thread, etc;
400 % Canton Flannel SHIRTS and DR. AYERS;
$50 ' Lace lean DRAWERS;
80 - SuBPENpERS-ali kinds;
% - MONEY BELTS;
Huasthar with usual varied assortment every article
the GENTLEAIEN'S FURNISHIG DEPARTMENT
all or which must be closed early date.
ISAAC HABIT, Comp street,
d3l 3pn next door 70 City Bank,
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Los GRINeos.-lYe have received from Thomas
Whine, So Canal street, copy Of " Los Grin.
o. az Inside View Of Mexico and California,
VIII WaudehneE IN Peru, Chill and Polynesia"
TIE book iswTiten BY Lieut. Wise, of the U. s.
Navy and i is said 10 contain pleasant sketches
81 travel In he countries nomed on the iile-page
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WTANTED-A good COOK, WASHER and IRON
w ER-nOne need apply without being well recon-
mended. Inquire at Mn. G. w. BOPER'S, 165 Poy-
dras street. d3l 81
UMBRELLAS AND CAEEs-HATS AND CAPS
rs OF every variety = Sell-OpeHing and Spring a,
UMBRELLAS; HATS suitable TO carry ahfA
q brick in, and caps Of all kinds.
ds2 81 c. D. BUNCE, 81 Canal 81
CUPERFINE HUNGARIAN REFUGEE 01sHs
. q A PS- Just received by the steamship Ohio
d8i 81 c. D. BUNCE, 30 Canal st.
NEW YEAR PREsENTs-Of great variety can be
IN found at g. ID. BUNCE'S, 30 Canal street where
the 60 useful Is combined with the pleasant.
d3l 81 c. b. BUNCE, 90 Canal ST
DLUM CAKE-Just received per steamer Ohio, from
New York. 200 lbs. Of rich Plum cake plain and Oua-
mented, for sale by OLNEY, COTRELL Il CO.,
DBL 81 IS Camp street, up stairs.
- NEW STYLE. go
II Very superior TO any other in the city, embra-
q icing all the new improvements, being Rain
and Precipitation PrO0f-tOgether with fine assortment
CAPS and UMBRELLAS-can be found at
d3l 2dp3t D'ARCY'S, corner Chartres and Canal SIS.
I OsT-on Friday night, in going from 80 Canal street
IL through St Charles and Poydras, to 1856 Caroudee
street, HAIR BRACELET, with GOLD CLASP auC
RUBY SET. Being valuable a mementO than al
ornament, very liberal reward will be paid for its deliver
at this office or to LEWIS A. MIDDLETON,
DBL 81 1856 CarOndeets ST.
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A BEAUTIFUL GIFT FOR THE NEAR NEAR.-We have
received from the publishers ID. Appleton & Co.. through
J. B. STEEL Of IA Camp street, The Sacred Poets of
England and America. This work is edited by Rufus w.
Grswod, and compilation Of cIase writings from the
authors Of the early days OF literature down time.
1t contains the pure inspiration Of the Muse guiding the fight
Of thought from earth demonstrating the changing pas
sona Of the bright realities Of the Eternal world.
The attractive form which is presented the public,
rich in binding, and illustrated with all the of art
makes appropriate present for the The book has
sectaan bias neither the fine poetry that contains i'm
bued deeply with religious views that the juvenile reader
peEuse it with interest and pleasure Nearly hun
dred writers have contributed to its pages, The sweet
Of SpenseE minges with the lofty strains of Milton Jeremy
Taylor Baxter, and Watts, sing nwoFds of eyent piety
Pame and Blair add their chaste COwper and Thomp
son hymn the praises Of Nature and Of Natures God
/ Wordsworth and Montgomery call forth mans better
thoughts by moving truths auayed in poseys garb Hebei
points the the realms above Pollock guides to the
throne of the OmniDotent and Kirk White awakes the harp
Of Judah in strains Of melody pure the poets life The
bara OF land-Bryant, Pierpont, Dana, Whittier
Doane Bethune and other bright in the galaxy of Let
ten, have added much to the pages Of the work, each
s. The song Of great Immortality
The book contains number Of fine steel engravings-Chn
bearing the Cross, the Ascension, Raising the Dead-and
other pilates appropriate the text The eerpress
SUPERIOR and the whole execution reflects great credit upon
the enterprsng publishers. We cannot commend to Ou
readers suitable offering to present to lady the
opening year and the few copies hand friend Steel
will certainly meet with quick sale
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2FEoIr.-Ihe schooner Yisiler, arrived yester-
aas Aeia o. RE Gsanae, hsohehi $4,000 in
apacia, consigned Is order.
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$. of T...lIeetings This Evening.

HARMONY DIVISION, No. 15 at Crystal Foun Hall, No. 222
TchOupouas street, at half,past O'Clock.
LANE DWsIoE No 8, at the Methodist Church, Agiers, at
LIZ .a-. -a-.L.
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FANCY ARTICLES.

WRITING DESKS-in Morocco, Ebony and Papier Mache.
LADIES' FANCY INKSTANDS-ag great variety.
PORTFOLIOS-yanous styles and sizes with OF without
lock and key.
PORTE AIONNAtES-al large and beautiful assortmeEnt
FANCY PEN-HOLDERS, Paper Weights and Taper
FASCY NOTE AND BuLETsD oUX PAPERS
with Envelopes 20 match
GOLD PENS AND PENCIIlS-in great variety, Of the
newest and best kinds.
M For sale at the New Orlsnnl sa0nars' WaIahouss
an e2p lrw j. b. STEEL. IA Camp St
tdi7 Is, n 4,27. %. 3l-i1, 2-ltiV 29th.l
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American Theatre. d. Beasfi # Mr. WILLIAM WAY.
NJ We he undsrngnsd citizens Of Nevofsanl, contemplate
giving Mr. WIN WAY the unfortunate uuhersrs y lhe en-
po5n Inflated Louilanu BENEFIT at me American Theatre
he which generously given BY r. h. Fnc haq..
Trusting etrt will Be ehtsny soeunded BY generous
public we willingly pledge our best endeaYers TO n
the house MONDAY, December 81, 1879.
sYktu, Hvds %. DIV. q y, Beiden, Cnddy 3 Aomss ~
l. o. Hafrt lss. Burbank q Co. z, E; lump
.. A. Beard, w. Il. Brown, Floyd Henry 3 Co
aas Hart The aueFsI y e explosion e s Lga.iann
Mitchell q finlay, j. W. Demaseaii j.. W. wheeling,
B. u. Henlry, Wills g. Ayres. and u others
On lha occasion viii acted the hyorite Comly Of The
SOLDIERS DAUGHTER, and faFess Of THIRTY
THREE JOHN STREET " saa /. NY SISTER KATE It
Guinness ~ Go.
IL CAMP STREET,
DEALERS IN
Fine Fancy Articles, Gold Pens, &C.,
HAVE now opsn an assortment Of carefully selected choice fine
IL FANCY ARTICLES suitable PRESENTS, combating, in
/ part, Of
Rich Fans; Porte Monnasui Card Casesi psaai
Music Boxes; Opera Glassesi Papeerssi Purzesi
/ Dressing Casssi Bouquet Holders Roieulesi Canesi
/ Work Boxes; Glove Boxesi Fine AIhumsi Gamesi
Accordeonsi Jewel Cases odeur Boxesi Dolls
Porloiosi Needle Boohsl CuTlosidesi Yaseai
/ We have also open a full stock Of
Combs, Brushes and Perfumery'
Gent 3 Furnishing, Travellers and Specimens Goods.
GUM Me- S Il co.
| Deslcra in
Fine Fancy Articles, Gold Pens, &c
dla 9ptf 1s CAMP STREET..
j. B. STEEL, ID CAMP STREET;
New Orleans Stationery Warehouse.
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or We thank the officers Of the steamer Delta
RI Casinnadand Louisville papers and the officers
ihe Glencoe ior Louisville papers
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II ARA 900 bushels PllsierDe EIsif r. - -
HAYMAN a IIof51rN.
az No,se alssaaiHa Igssl ail il asd si5a
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TTNHE ENTIRE INTEREST in the COFFE-HOUSE
i No. 1911 Tch0upiRHtHs street, near the -.
of Julia street, known the ''MechanCs' and iii
Draymen's Retreat together with the House. ii5
HOLD FURNITURE belonging TO- the same, The -
House doing good business, in good location for
Boarding House and fully furnished for the
For particulars apply the premises, B. GILOOLY,
at the corner of ST. Joseph and Tch0upouas Streets
n B. The House offered for sale consequence Of the
owner having Two coffee houses. d3I tt
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POETICAL .Ohhs.

Hail, POesy Divine f.gb
The children 10 Fnce In speech, 10 "a, v-r.sth
Here bring thee, saahefsd from two Won.
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AltpAaIr BIsoAocIANri.-Th lady has arrived
p New Orleans. Her praises have been sung by
lhe press wherever she has been. and we hope that
" al.zl soon have an opportunity of deciding for
pifselgss the merits d cur fair countFywoman
ne public awaits hei appearance with impotence
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s42GlI9ERES for 1850,
Together with choice
SELECTION of ILLUSTRATED WORKS
Suitable for
CIIristmRs and New Year Presentss


Christmas and New Year PRESENTS
R- The subscriber takes pleasure in recommending his
ANIMALS and beautifully Illustrated Works to the examination
Of discriminating pubc and feels warranted in saying that
his assortment not equned by any establishment in this or
any other city in this country or Europe.
"Gins are the beads Of Memory rosary
Wherein she reckons kind remetnbrancea
OF friends and old affections"
English and American ANIMALS for 1850.
THE KEEPSAKE - London Annual, with thirteen
THE DRATViS ROOM sCRAP-BOoK--A Popular
English Annual, prOfusely Illustrated. By Charles
THE Et GEM OF THE sEAsoN-With twenty splendid
THE LITERARY GEM-A Choice Garland of Prose,
Poetry and Art. Containing twenty finely executed en-
THE f.EAFLETs OF MEMORY-An Illuminated An.
nun with twelve steel engraNlngs
THE OW-FIiAkE-A Holyday Gill;
THE FORGET sAE-kQT-Beauufuuy llustfated'
THE SACRED ANNU Al. ",
FRIENDSHIPS OFFERING-A Christmas, New \ eal
and Birth. Day Present, with elegant engrayings.
THE POETS OFFERING. -. 80,
THE GARLAND; Or Token Of fnendsfp;
THE AMARANTH; Or, Token Of Remembrance
THE ROSE OF SHARON,
THE GEMS OF BEAUTY.
THE GIFT OF FRIENDSHIP.
THE GOLDEN GIFT.
THE KEEPSAKE OF FRIENDSHIP.
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M. l.,-. .l-.a ~. n. i i
ion for Sneaker "a. ~ o. ;4t ra~sis4si ~ tsla
-, Va - = - =,
ms the s3a bri,,,e M. tbs g,,il r.r,rts a. ~
M 3. ~. = ~
49,, ~ Y. ~ Alopae =
-t-' - 49, " i-f9te q lasef oi
" ts'tNsss p totss. me wing COM
Ais.ss ~ siN3 NAs NAAnnnouAJ the democrauc
ehe Whois Fote
n cetamlttee was nine 70 three. Ihe democrats
efeteee sAe RESULT p Niett Arlehus IN caucus, who
laid il on the table BY a small majority, But sorns
declared their intention OF supporting il in the
Wnuae We Il, No -. ,.b.t -...s
took. but we snppose tbev acesnte, he ro,,,,5,
r. a.. El,.. a. ....l;. r 3, r.
,sths- ;h.vs,;.;,.l,. g. .. =,
~ soiit oiinss' Sapuous
,.o,;s,.- - -, ny p,o-
eseolngs' anu several proposals Tor electng by
~ to'Hs u " tripping he
i, 4 - % ~ increasing
e9eUaly aiei aliet edcn ballot the number OF votes
less than a majority were altered and f.;iad A,
''''SS'''y' "eis 0iis'su anu lalieo. al
$3.50 ~ TT.,,-. - -
ieateo the House was brought to vote for the fol-
I lowing resolution of Mr. Stanfon- Of Tennessee
..''i' - IenHesseel
who was on the caucus committee Of conferences.
p...,..5 r-L., 49,
the next after the adoption Of this resolution the Hous sha
n5oeeed p vote between The four members receiving the great
shall tS vote bs,sVs s ~ t & te a ons.
ses and i ns choice b made The Hoqsg shall choose N
re gsai 6gbsf Of votes; and no votes ii san b eosnts
na snS & s15 ONE 9Ss q S sn ne l pssePs thus s
other officers Of The House.
Z ms resolution was carried BY the following vote
rs1l e@s 49,, ih9;exehder' Aon AndeF9on, Ashmun
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AT "A Camp street you n be to FAD
A glteriug Gem for infant mind.
JUVENILE ANIMALS.
THE JUVENILE SCRAP.BOOK;
BUDS AND BLOSSOMS:
CHRISTMAS BLOSSOMS;
THE CROCUS;
THE FAIRY BOOK;
THE ROSE. Or, Affections Gift;
THE CHiLDS PRESENT;
THE HNAEINTH;
THE PEARL;
THE GEM;
Also A splendid assortment Of JUVENILE WORKS,
for Children Of all ages embracing al the various writings
Of EdgewOdh, Sherwood Barbauid Farley, Embuy
T. s, Arthur, Charlotte Elizabeth, Mary Hewitt and
Tosefber ,gitb are ass5regt ~ PUZZLES, GAMES
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Temple Meetings.
CRYSTAL TEMPLE Honor, No 4, at Temple Hall, Mus
son Buildings, No ~ Royal street.
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Ladies' Paper Mehe, Rosewood and Mahogany WoB9xss and
Writing Des Silver Ivory and Shell Card Cases Velvet aud
Ivory Needle Boxes Pape Maehe Albums and Portfolios, Gas
Paper Weights Bouquet Holders, Opera Glasses Purses Ivory
&c. etc. 81 2p
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J. B. STEEL, Ia CAMP STREET;
New Orleans stationery Warehouse.
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A large assortment of ALBUMS, handsomely bound and
finely illustrated.
A beautiful assortment of
CATHOLIC PRAYER BOOKS,
Bound in the most superb manner and particularly adapted
for Presents at this season of the year.
BIBLES AND PRAYER BOOKS, Of all descriptions
and STYLES of binding
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-08-29
Turkev Hill Estate fol, Sale.

- THIS valusble Estate is offered tor sale on
80 i terms thai cannot fail to suit purchasers. 1t
.sgs consists of about sixty acres OF Lend with con
venient Buildings The water from Turkey Hill Pond
runs through the centre said Farm, and falls in
aract of one hundred and twenty five feet 10 the distance
OF about 10 rods forming of the best Water Powers
in Worcester County.
There are now upon the premises three thorough built
and substantial Rock Dams, with GTist, Saw, Lathe and
Single Mills all in good running order The Mill Pond
is one mile in length and extends from the rrad leading
TO New Braintree, that leading 10 Barre Half mile
above the Mill Pond is Turkey Hill Pord, which is she
main reservoir. For description Of this Pond Lake.
see Typographical Of Massachusetts.
From the best authority, and actual survey, wOnid
announce the public that this Water Power is amply
sufficient in the aggregate five hundred Cotton
Looms with all their attendant machinery or that amount
any other The location is good, and easy of
being miles from the City Hall in Worcester, the
great thorough fare through Paxton, Rutland Barre Oak
ham, and New Brainiree.
The above has been surveyed plan and profile drawn
which may be by calling the subscriber, those
he has the liberty TO refer to- II Will be sold whole
in seperats privileges may best suit purch
For further particulars, inquire Of The subscriber in
FeW Worcester, Hon Isaac Davis ForceSter-Albert
Curtis, Esq, Nsw Rorcester,-Thos. Bottomly ESQ.,,
Leicester,-A. B. Pike, Esq., Prouidenee r. I.,-Smon
c, Grout, Esq, Schenectady N. Y,-Messrs. Pratt
Downs Scott, Worcester,-Willard Snow, Esq, Par.
fOn,-Danel COburn, Esq, LotoeH.
CHARLES HERsEY.
New Worcester. Dec. 20, le4s dwtf
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Valuable Real Estate for Sale,

Situated in WORCESTER, one nae from he City Han
TIME premises consist of ONE HUNDRED ACRES
80 | ofgood Land. under high state of cultivation
. well stocked with all the various fruits adapted q
~ climate no expense having been spared 10 procure the
ssst kinds the country would afford. The buildings are
ood The BARN is one The best in the Comfy ~ u
Nv as with 90 posts and cellar under the wnoe' ~
hniIdinos are supplied with water brought in an aqueduct
rbe'ownsr would divide IL if preferred, and sell part
Ne sold fdesired in small lois Of from TWO TO ye acres
nus afordng eligible opportunity for tho Sc who de
Sire TO buid and have little Land for cuifvaion ms
stale furnishes of the best oppor unles now TO be
had for secai.s valuable property near the centre Of
Inn hourishng city either for Investment o. occupation
upv orrICE dNtf Jan %
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Wafcr Power tO LED.

TN New England Village, 6 miles, srom Worcester
- near the Grafton Depot, the Boston and Wor
- cester Rail Road. The building is % by 50 feet,
two stories well lighted and well supplied with waler
Also near the above, G RIST MILL, nearly new II e
buidne is % by feet, with stories and attic.
Two run Of Stone and Cracker, has good Of Gus
Three or four Tenemens rented with the above ii de-
sired. - ,.,- 49,, ...
sell or rent
Any or all of the above will be rented for one more
Years SMITH d PRATT.
New Enolsn1 Village March 9. dwtf
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Shoe Buyers Now is your Time
K2mbbers !! ysubbers {!
IL A. HECKTOR,
Fashionable Hair Gutter,

now fitting up Saloon at No. 10, Main Street, near.
~ opposite the new Court House, Worcester where
ne VIII pay strict attention Hair Cdttng Hair Dress
Ing aud Shaving, with and Champooins in the best
manner. Having had experience and practise in the
most fashionable saloons in Boston, New York and this
city, ne Matters himself that with attention his bust.
ness ana the wants OF his customers he shall be able
give satisfaction to all who may favor him with their
PATRONAGE Particular attention will be paid to cutting
chldren's hair. Razors honed al short notice
Worcester, April %. d
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FARM For SALE

- HE subscriber offers Tor sa his Farm s,,n.,.,
s,ssl apout mile south Of fraiton centre con,ss".
1ins aeou' 90 acres O. good Land, wei w.tered ~
Blliags are in good condton-lhe House i arss is
convenient for Two families, with never iany ~
excellent wafer IN the honse-the Barn Ia. Lea ~
within few sssEs The Farm is divided ints s ,u
Wood Land. Moving and Tage. Their. i ! al u W. ,e
privilege Oh the premises, where dam can he Ts; -.
ont flowing other premises. Said Fam viii r. said ,.
tnj easy terms. For further information nppiy n ~
subscriber In Sutton centre, To HESnY G Persr,rr
IN the premises HENRY b. HOWARD
Sutton, Dec 5. az dw,c
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]. b. ROBINSON, (.
Merchandise and Stock Broker.

COMMISSION MERCHANT AsD GESEsAL AaExcY,
Corner Of Sfate and Cong reSS SGeefs-- BOSTON.
HAVING had 10 years experienre in business his
City, rincpaliy in he wholesale w. !. Goods tFate)
am now giving scnl attention the selection ana
purchasing oGROCERiESor country TRADERS Sales Of
Produce, &c STOCKS bnu-bt aud Sold md all kinds Of
business entrusted With executed with prompness and
ety. #f ft# Fl
REFERENCES: Gov Geo N. Briggs Piusfe,s; Lieut..
GOV John Reed Yarmouth Hon Geo. Bliss, springfield
lion Samuel W9od. Grafton; Hon. T. j. ,sridie, Am
herst; Hon John Aiken, Lowell; Hon Solomon Davis,
Itu Of Hon. Thomas Toman, Boston Hon. William
MITCHELL, Nantucket; Hon John Chapman, Salem Hon
/" Calhoun. secretary iae; Paiip Greedy, Jr Esq
Collector 81 BDeion. adldwSwu Boston, July 81.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-08-29
REMOVAL.

nR E. A. KITTREDGE has removed his
~ Office to his new Hydropahic Institution, No. "a
Franklin Piece, Franklin Street, BOSTON, vapor, and
ali kinds Of Unmedicated Warm and Cold Baths always
IN readiness the Establishment
Transient boarders in diseases cam desired find
he best OF and treatment The house. till restored
FOR such two dollars per day, and upwards For permas
hnardrs, from dollars per DAY, according
to rooms, &c. dwtf May 90.