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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-12-18

Whcn IL - not convenient to lorwurd of order per
mail express, reference to respectable New YORK
House VII De snheieht All orders will meet with prompt
attention u addressed WILLIAM MURPHY,
2G3 Madison Street, New York
lrOrders will be attended TO promptly il lett AZ the stores
OF Aessrs SIbeli Mott, ~ Wall Street. or OF Messs n
Jeroiimun a. Co, 1874 iliiam ST.
u. Business Cards embossed in eoors from same Dies
at 500 per thousand. d3m Nov 10
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Norwich and Worcester Railroad.


.zSzis .:....:.s..Hii7 III
Wiatr Arr@ngemcn-on and qtter 1&adqg, Dec 9
PASSENGER TRAINS WILL RUN AS FOLLOWS
leave Worcester al lG,SO am. and 4So pn
Leave Norwich at 645 am. and H. u
STEAM BOAT TRAIN
The Steamboat Train Will leave Anyn's Point every morn
ng except Monday at about O'Clock, for Boston direct
teulling, will leave Wor every Evening except Sunday
at 1905 '
FREIGHT TRAlNS-leaye Worcester at G 45 am
A FTRt2ht ILGth WIN a passe ger attached, win
leave Norwich for Worcester at 80 m st,pniIg at al
Way stations on the Road - -
TRAINS CONNECT AT WORCESTER 1v1T,r
Boston Worcester X r. AT 1880 am. 3.45 10 s0nn
western al 40 m: $50 pIh.
iroVmehce ~ "or. 1l3 II am: pm.
Wor.-N Nashua, Gas IL M: .. 10 n m,
The connection with the earliest Trains out Of Woycos
ter, is formed by the Steamboat Train.
~ Trains connect at Norwich with the Hartford prov
dence and Fishkill Railroad and the New London vim
mantle and Palmer Railroad. ' '
~ EXPRESS FREIGHT leaves Boston at IL m arryin0 i'm
New York next morning.
An Baggage must be delivered to the Baooaoe ,osor e.
other person authorized TO receive il before tie Passeng
takes his seat in the cars.
Baggage will not be taken TO include money nerchand,e
nor other articles than those of personal use; and when
higher value than Fifty Dollars notice must be ajvp NJ ba,
ct, and an extra price paid, the Compun, will ot hJ
self liable beyond that amount NV
No baggage permitted in the Passenger Cars
No smoking permitted in the Passenger Cars or DEM,
Passengers must procure Tickets at The Sati, Odcas
JOEL w. WHITE Prgsidclt
Dec o. iooo' dwu N. W.R.R.
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NOW IS THE TIME,
And Waldo Rlnck Is the Place.

hid Waldo BLOCK IS the Pace.
order to introduce TYPES the public, shall
1 sell them for few days for Fifty Cents. In the
BEST CASES for One Dollar, such as sold for
$3.50 al other Rooms. We intend to the public to
Rooms by making good Miniatures fair prices rather
thanby display of Stained Glass costly Mirrors, Tapestry
Carpets DC. u Beware of humbugs, and remember
Rooms up Only fright Of stars, and that have
decidedly TIE BEST LIGHT ~ THE CITY.
ALDRICH & MORSE.
Worcester Nov g 1850,
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FASHIONABLE FURNITURE,

L. A. HOLMES, 157 Main St., Worcester,
(Old stand of MOVES g. KIMBALL0
MANUFACTURER and Dealer iii Rich Drawing Room.
w Chamber and Cottage
FURNITURE.
FE.9 THEIRS, .1LfTTR ESSES. MIRRORS.
LOOKING GLASSES, DC. PC,
With the largest and best selected assortment of Furniture
to be found in this city.
Ladies and Gentlemen respectfully invited to visit This
Establishment and examine above extensive stock of
Furniture before purchasing elsewhere.
VIM A. MOVES can be found at his old stand where he
would be happy wait upon his friends and former custo-
mers, and orders left with him will be promptly executed
l.. A. HOLMES, I57 Main Street.
directly opposite B. L. Harden & Co.'S New Store.
septE dwtf
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FALL OF 1850.
Steam Engine for Sale.

OF 10 horse power IN good running ORDER has been used
but Shot .inc II viii be sold " bnrgain Inquire
o. glls Once. dwu 0ct3l
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Boston and Worcester Railroad,

Boston and Worcester Railroad.
fc4s r7ss
e. s;Ilstz itsss- E i
lIUMN ARRdNG EMENT, commencing Oct. ?. 1880
PASSENGER TRAINS FOR BOSTON as fnIoys.
6 Millbury 715 . 81 pan
g Milford at 7C0 ~ PH''
g Saxonville at SI5 dag a
q Newton at 100 and an 9 * q.
Brooklmea at u, 81 q l05 am, Il, 81, + & $40
TRAINS FROM BOSTON leave as follows.
" Mibury at 8 ~
" Milford at 800 m AZ q
" SaXonvile at 900 AZ q
" Newton at 145 10 40 2 ava a ~ &c
:" Brookline at 05 & 81 a m ,l24, p, s. d 1900 4"
~ For further parcuars Pathfinder Railvav Gnide
% dwtf G. TWICHELL, snp't.
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I3{yEsA's3
SMIL tx OR spa NrISH
SAHg&AE0AEgEglH1Eg


HIS preparation of Sarsapariila humbug secret
1 compound. II is aPURE and UNCOMBINED article
OF great strength and unprecedented efficacy in the CURE
OF DISEASE. The recent discovery of the true inaY
Sarsapailla the South, put Pr0pretors in pos
session OF the genuine IfeSh states and, by new
method OF preparation discovered by themselves calculated
to and concentrate all the plant they
are enabled TO offer purchasers article infinitely 5UrE
RlOR 10 aEy thing ftbe kind noW in use 1t is well
known that Sarsapara by drying loses great share OF ta
medicinal virtues But this article those properties are
all preserved and placed permanent FORM liable to
INJURY by age
The attention of Dispensers Druggists, Physicians and
especially unfortunate inrGtids SPe"i.g sick, is parcu
larly invited to the trial OF an article which is warranted
Sehaine anu superior 70 any otAcr preparation Of the kiqd
now Offered to the public.
Prepared and sold by BUSH q CO., No. PARK STREET
WORCESTER, Mass And for sale ia Worcester by Lewis
T. Lazel, A. Clarke, D. Scott, Jr Co.. CA. & L. liar
rngton, and Spur Sibey, Druggists and by NJ Com.
nes, NJ D., and Calvin Newton, NJ. d. April q
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JENNY LIND SALOON,
FOR LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.

Recently opened at
3O1 Main Street, Opposite y H. Coton's Nurseru
IN ADAMS BLOCK,
NtIHERE may be had Oysters served up in the yarous
w styles also for sale by the measure.
The Saloon situated the first floor Of the Block and
by personal attention the business he hopes to make it
agreeable place for Ladies and Gentlemen who NAV favor
him with a call
good assortment of Foreign and Domestic Fruit Ypts
and Confectionery On hand.
sSg He is also supplied daily with NEW BREAD of all
"a kinds, from one of the best bakeries in the city,
L. Also, Pies and Cakes Jces and Preserves of do
nestle manufacture. GTUE4LS farnishet at all hours
buRNlNG FLUID and LAMPS of the best quality con
santly on hand. Oil Lamps altered for Fluid
share OF public patronage is respectfully solicited
Worcester. NoY 81 1850 dtf VIM. A. EAMES
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ATTEKITTNM

HE subscriber having assumed the business of the late
firm of CONVERSE Il CULVER, hereby requests all
persons indebted TO said firm the without delay
Grateful for favors hitherto bestowed the firm, he re
specially solicits of The at the old stand
under the City Hall J. 5. CULVER
Worcester July lS, 1850 Gistf
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Worcester and Nashua Railroad.
- lz5s5 f-zz.- s.z-.sz--7
Sss hs !
HiHter Arralgeme.t


HtHter Arralgemest.
FAS3EhGER TRAINS will run as follows:
Leave Arrive nj Croto1, Nasioa 5
Worcester Junction at jo,ver"t
t'42 ''th S.l5 gGDam
~ ~ IN l23O pm. LIS pm.
f.lU pm 535 pm. nm
leave Arrive at Groton
Sasiua ana 1o"ci Junction. Worcester,
.'oV ain. |lU a.n sis 9.45am
I5O m. III 80 am I2SOpm 2GGnin
'oo P''h' 4.'O pm. $50 pm 100 PIN.
FlTCIIBtRG AND WORCESTER TRAINs
rhn an connection Dith Worcester and Nashaa Trains
leave Worcester at 6.45 and II a. N. and g. 10 D. M
Leave iitchbuEg al BIS am. and L. 80 and 545 b. m
fhEleIll TRAINS run daily each way between or
ceste, Groon junction, Nashua Lowell and Iitchi,ure
lie morning train 0fCe>ter connects with tie steam.
boat tram from New York via Notwithstanding train int
worcester, connects with the same train New ork
O. For connections with The other road al " orcssfer
1foton junction and Nashua, Snow q " ders Path
finder and Railway Guide.
~ Ihrusl tickets issued al Worcester for Burlirg
Ton htpelier W els River ad White River 1uctlon al
te same are by each OF the different via Nashua an
Filehburg. f. " lS'r0AVtt So
Nov IL, 1885, INF
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For Sale,

For Sale,
"A A NEW ard convenient Dwelling House thorough
"a IA ly finished, with the hest materials and pleasant
10y situated on the height of land corner Of G raE
ton and Elizabeth Street. commanding beautiful view Of
the city, and formerly occupied by Lewis Il. JOY
Also, 30 House Lots hear the same. The Lots con.
tam about 1900 feet Of Land and viii be sod low as Ia
as TO come within the OF many who have not been
able to buy large lots
credit VIII be given TO iuit purchasers. Plan Of the
Lots can be seen by calling upon tho subscriber For fur
Their information call upon 4. w BANCROFT, or
NOV ID DIFF A. NJ. MERRIFIFLp
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pnYwnnR

I =
E'HE American Powder Company IS Sporting, Rife and
Blasting POWDER, constantly for sale by the su6scr
beers Ihs Powder is OF superior quality, and will be sold
nearly as low as poor article is selling
Also, New York SHOT, and c. d CAPS
HARRINGTON y GLEASON
nov 10 dwi Front 81, opposite CITY Hail.
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BOOT FORMS

CONSTANTLY ON hand and made order from the hes
- OF seasoned Lumber Also, Seam RGhbers, Reeds Pal
tent Screws, &c " Express orders promptly answered
q. H. WILDER
Aug 3. eodLwtf CspitgTf street Sfeqyg MN
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Flovidence ana Worcester RniIroad.
WINTER ARRANGEMENTS and aJfer or. 7 ia5o

iE3 we
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N,Sssh ME BUILDING formerly occupied by Mr.. f. E.
9sl, Bigelow, situated the Rail- Dad, Messrs
Suons Grist Mill 1t is suitable for manufacturing pur
poses or machine shop The Lot is about As by 80, with
small building attached for Inquire Of the sub
scriber al Messrs. Earle's Lumber Yard.
Sept ) off SIMEON MAYO, JR.
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We regret to learn that the family Of our friend, the
Hon David Stewart. Of Baltimore, has been sorely be-
reaved by the loss Of much-beoved daughter in.iaw
whose death i announced in the following obituary;
Died on Friday the instant HENRIETTA R. STEWART,
wife Of STEWART daughter Of GEoR0E GArHEH,
win what Of spirit place this upon our obituary
record thoss only realize familiar with the aces, the
and the affections Of the departed whom We
mourn her full Of domestic happnsss with
The blessings Of Heaven sunshine her heart she
win live memory illustrate the uansto character Of all sarh
Joys With present cheerful every aspect and future glow
ne with bright auspices, whom life seemed
promns Of felicity; and IL therefore that the beeased de-
pore efor which alienation can be found bu
in ume and no but In religion But, In the crowd O
ournsu husband whom manhood brought a. IL
best gin happy God His providence has thus
suddenly ndered To Him and 70 His tenderness we commend
this wounded spirit.
There are objects sympathy and doubt
BE- abundany offered in the instance but for h
friendship and affection claim more than even the sin
which the heart Of under M best and pures
impuses, profen mitigate such sorrow.
There light beyond the gave which shines her path
gslsn here and mans those who loved her ho
surely u isd 70 Heaven
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From the New Orleans rIcayune


The most encouraging slgH that we have seen yet OF
prospect for settlement oil the slave question in Con-
gress the proposition by Mr. Fooe, OF Mississippi for
the appointment Of committee OF thirteen to report
plan OF compromise. This committee is to be composed
OF six from the slave States and six from the free States
the twelve TO select the thirteenth II m the rumor that
Mr. Webster will by arrangement be made the thirteenth
and consequently the umpire that gives some assurance
that there strong feeling in the Senate in favor Of mod
crate measurea II they are willing to
trust Mr. Webster in this critical emergency. they must
have strong faith that his views these points have
dergone important change. AT all events, the concur
renee OF southern opinion in favor OF consultation with
Mr. Webster for compromise on these questions is 3
sign of better omen than anything which has happened
lately OF the existence OF deep desire in the Senate for
moderate counsels and earnest endeavor among the
ruling minds OF all Sides to settle on acceptable terms OF
peace.
Il is time indeed, for all who love their country
and desire to save the government and the Union from
shock-whch, though Il may not be fatal 10 their exist
ence, will most sadly wrench them from their fair pro-
portions and mar perhaps forever their beauty and bar
mony--io bestow their patient and anxious thoughts
upon the earliest possible means OF putting stop to the
excuses which the extremes hurryng each other
Passions are usurpng the control OF reason more and
with every days delays and exasperaed pride and
inhamed resentments are committing large masses oil men
in both sections in and out OF Congress- TO violent deca-
ratons, from which they cannot retreat without reluc-
lance and modification To succeed, this effort must be
made under high auspices and be made soon.
Whoever shall in this crisis Of threatened convulsion
and strfe win and that ttle will stand among the
highest on that roll wheeon grateful country writes
the Of those who have most loved and best served
her.
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This city has been much amused for several days BY
the anecdos Of grave presentation Of silver curry
comb 70 the President Of the United Ses for the benefit
OF Old Whitley The actors in the scene awaited them
selves Of the opportunity OF medal being presented to
Colonel Bliss, by MIR. Senator Seward, in the OF
the State Of New York. and in the presence Of Of
her representatives and Of Others to carry out their
important mission but surely never was there more
farcical buIle sque than this formal gift Of curry
comb the President Of the United States Never was
q more ridiculous spectacle exhibited in the White
House But il is Of piece with the character and acts
Of this administration Bathos could sink no lower No
wonder that General Foote should have given hit at the
senator from New York for the part which he acted in
this pageant and promised to employ the moral curry
comb upon him, just the silver curry comb was to be
employed on the innocent inhabitant Of the stable
We hope that some amusing wag Of rhymester
will strike his Tyre, like the modern Peter Pndar, and
instead Of descantng upon kings and appedumplngs.
and mouse traps, will delineate the whole scenery,
machinery decorations. and characters OF this drama
and Of the dramatis persona in the White House
Style il the ridiculous badinage Of 1.-THE CuRRYcoMB
burlesque POEM, BY an american Satirist"
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NEAR CoLUMBIA, TENNESSEE,
February as, 1856

gEsE FEBRUARY 20, looV.
II will not seem strange to the readers Of the Union
that travellerwho is Of the democratic faith and mas
in past years ardenty done service in favor Of
true principles, Of governmental character, which the
great democracy adhere to in all weather. which nave nme
after time carried them into power, and winch VIII
pause for brief period near the former
residence OF one who was, when living, one OF the
noblest spirits Of the cause, and reflect little upon ms
It were useless to say that allusion is made to the
late James X. Polk, who so recently was among this
people. well-known and long loved 10 siinds 70 Mr
And can il BE, your correspondent mentally inquired,
that the man who censurcd while living Is praised
BY all Swhen be heard wing, who had always voted
Il is The man who should do less than to praise Mr.
Polk, while referring to him. would find in this section
no ss sessS 81 ne s
TONS containing the highest commentators Of all Mr.
Folks conduct while in Office, were delivered in every
deepest grief was felt that who had done much
to help 6 the Of his countrys glory should
20 soon after leaving Office Be called away.
delivered in he autumn and winter n this State was one
by 8. b. Garrett, young and promising member OF the
bar to the citizens Of Lawrence county the sh Of 0c
circulated and read by all true Americana
After referring to many Of Mr. Folks Qualities MI.
Garrett says:
erated there other which, he had nothing else
recommend him aectionate remembrance would
make his memory ever dear TO every true American-hs
pafriofism.
From early youth he evnced ardent love Of country
was the predominant feeling Of his heart his ruling
sion fm pcIng him Gays Of his Distinguished
euloeists evcr-advancing search for his country
welfare ut the sacrifice Of domestic ease, the delights Of
friendship, and the consultations Of health"
In the whole OF the address there s evidence OF ability,
eloouence, and worth. and Mr. Garrett deserves the
thanks Of his counrymen and those who have perused
his entire address will be much mistaken II he does not
vel occupy high position in Tennessee.
This i great and gallant State, and TO the eye OF
the stranger offers many, very many opportunities Tor
men Of enterprise TO locate well
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Nappssn from the proceedings Of the Senate Of yeser
day. that Mr. Foote will call up his resolution to-day for
appointing committee Of thirteen. to take into conside
ration the various propositions which have been submit
ted and 10 report some plan Of compromise to give peace
d "a excited country similar course was pursued in
1870 on the Missouri controversy At the instance Of Mr.
Clay. The first report. BY COMMITTEES Of the House.
failed ID passing that body; but second movement.
through joint committee Of the two houses, finally
eeeded in settling that sgating question Wehave some
reasons TO hope that similar course may prevail in the
present instance without esong to the subsequent step
q Joint committee We know not how far there is truth
il he following extract Of letter from Washington. Of
Friday last, addressed to the New York Journal Of Com
msrce though from the hints which have been dropped
il the Senate in previous debate i believed that this
statement h not altogether incorrect;
Mr. Foote was authorized make motion in the SEN
ate TO ay TO refer several propositions before the Sem
sse too committee or thirteen. The committee 10 TO be
thus constituted The southern choose three
ssuhern wings and three democrats The northern sens
tss arc 70 choose three whigs and three democrats
Tia twelve are choose umpire. There Is no doub,
shst M Webster will be the thirteenth majority of the
senators authorised Mr. Foote make the motion to-day
but - Il interered with Mr. Websters right 70 the floor
It WIS abandoned Mr.. Clay IL for the motion He say
The uue course and that which he adopted in
% the Missouri question lis good sign that the only op
position 70 IL comes from ultra southern and
few ultra northern
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EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE.


BALrmoRE. March I2-5, m
The gsbsr1atoriai eoapsfioas of candidate,
Kidaaypisg, -Hibnnian dinne.-0ysf1 War- Genera
Cass's lscfws-- The markets, &c.
There eons rabe speculation going with regard n
the democratic and whg nominations for governor and the
friends OF The various candidates leaving nothing M
done 10 promote the interests OF their nvores The three
most promnent democratic candidates are COL Ceilings
James M. Buchanan, esq, and Il. Louis Lowe, ESQ., Of
Frederick The latter has many friends ia this section Of
the State, though the prospects Of each be about
equal throughout the State For the whig nomination
there isa general scramble; and among the
TONED are the Hon. Richard Potts. Hon. David w NALL
Gen Jas NJ Cole. COL r. sappng,on. John Lee, and VIM
Prce, esqfs OF Frederick county; COL George Schey of
washington; and Jacob Matthias ESQ., OF Carroll county
How many there will be before the convention meets
II would be difficult say.
named 4. H. Reynolds. formerly or Delaware
has been arrested and held bail cenuevie. In the
sum OF $4,000, for attempting to kdnsp slave Tho
has caused much excitenenn that section Of tho Stale.
Tho Hbernan Society OF this city have concluded 10
have their anniversary diancr Monday tho 18th instant
on account Of ST. Patrick's day coming Sunday. M
Four Of the Phadelpha oyster boass, recently seized
while loading with oysters in Fishing bay have been
demned aud ordered TO be sold by the shethe captain,
paying also foe Of S. each. and the men SIS each The
other two vessels released the payment OF 800
fine and coats
The Hook and Ladder Company. No. 8, Of New York
are preparing pay tho drcmen Of this city visit early
nexI month.
General Cass will have Tremendous audience Tonight
at the Odd Fellows Hall to listen his lecture There d
great demand foriickeis to-day.
There strawberries offering in all the northern
markets, brought from the South. They command, how
ever, California prices, and not very palaabe any
price @k
The MARKETs-In The Baltimore market this morning
there small sales OF Howard flour At 81 80
nothing doing in Cfy Mills Sales or ordinary 10 prime
red wheat s. i03 cents; white a. ITO liz cents and
Of family -four white lI5 Il5 Sales Of this
morning 4j ~ for yellow Sales Of daily
making at 30 80 cents. Small sales or whiskey bbls
AZ 22 cents, and in hhds. al "a 24l cents
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been. ~ mosso Or The democratic parry II Is the ssn-
meat = he na~ q shs whig party. But il Is The
sword, drawn by oeneral Taylor and Supported by 'yo
unses" called eom the North and West" down In
civil se their bsshren and kindred, that they look
y preserve H t 70 that spirit Of compromse and aser'
nel selling that has and should characterize peo
~ ineleon2 pacotic and just Fanatics may rave ana
deno0c1Qee may goad them on 10 political madness pu
tbo pQQpp viii heed them. To excite tbe SCUM the
whig pse0 may point "Generai Taylor as ne .neie
a1ondo" &rco1ening civil war and the people WIN ye'
oouiiohly and ooolIy settle the question.
The exuemost parts OF extended territories wiu Os
oowed 10 govern themselves well as the old thirteen
he principles and spirit that produced our revolution ana
made a. one people viii continue 20 preserve ~ ss such
And when this right OF the Territories shall be conceded by
Congress- we may expect the same press which now
exuts at the prospect civil pronounce the peaceabie
summation Of all dbculies an "nnhoy bargain be-
tween slavery and freedom"
IT. instead of abusing the Union making exposure
81 These Infamous designs OF the ultra wing and abo
ton politicians Of the North. and Of the nconsderae
and unwise threats Of the simpe.mnded and gaulous
nm a the head Of the government they would do all in
hsr power to rebuke the one and impose silence upon
he other the cabinet organ and its coadjuto would do
nss towards settling the present agitstng question and
preserving the Union than they win ever accomplish by
venting their Billingsgate upon Ne.
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ny E. .. WHr0ur, Auctoneers
SUGAR. mo1'AssEs AND LAID AT AUCTIoN,-on Fnda
y next Ism Instant y O'Clock, on III DODGE
wharf the Of brig Monte che from view osans CONSIST
ing Of
Tea hhd~ prime sugar
Di bbIs choice noiasscs
100 bbls and 800 kegs No. Lard ,,n,,,,,- e-.
Mar i33uf fAles oaz Georgetown Adv, and Bait snnl
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Assistant Teacher Wanted ImmedssteIy.
THE Principal (N C) Male Academy wishes 70
employ ohw assistant teacher who s qualified 70 teach
The English mathematics He
man, sober habits and good moral character
70 the Principal.
Feb I9--du