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Court OF Oyer md Terminer.
Before Judge Mitchell, and Aldermen Franklin and
Judge Fdmopds vas aLlept

Judge Edmobds was abbe ut from Illnesf.
JAS 1.-THE People Samuel DrUy and Sfmuel
Dypy. Jr-The District Attorney moved that the IT,
diotment found against Samuel DTury Sr and samuel
DruIy, Jr, the llth 81 December last In sessions
and removed TO this Court, be quashed. Mr. Graham
acting Attorney General then drew up tae follosBg
order, which the Court directed TO be entered go IL
appearing 60 the Court that indictment the
tth day of January Instant duly pre.ented TO aud hsd
In the Court Of General Sessions In and for the city
and county Ct New York aud " nov pending therein,
for the offence charged in the above entitled
distmsnt which found In the same Court of Ses-
siops. the 1ltb December, lSze aud subseq
by order of hts Honor Judge Edmonos removed 60 u,
Court, where the ssme is pending and the said
laft mentioned Indictment being deemed supeeseccd
ny the finding OF that frst above mentioned on tue
motion Of John McKeon. tsq District Attorney II ..
ofdtrcd tbst the fHid last mentioned indie meDt
removed to- and bding In, this Court b. qus.hed
The ourt th djourDed The tria ~ the Orurys
will therefore take place before the Cou OF General
Srfsens
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News from the West Indies.

The Great Western, Captain s. Thomas, arrived at
New Orleans on the lst January from bermuda where
she exchanged with the fine steamship Thames, Captain
Gserge Abbott; J. Ballard Esq, Purssr
The Great Western arrived At Bermuda at 80 p.
NJ, on the 5th January ana then proceeded to South
amptou, with all the West India and Mexican mails,
passengers, and about s267 100 in freight.
The Thames left Bermuda at noon on the 7th ia
nuary and arrived here yesterday morning.
We are sorry to hear that the Thames Is the last
steamer which the Royal Mail Steamship Company
intend sending to New York, as in future they will
come no farther than Bermuda.
The Thames has brought four passengers; also, the
yoIowip0 dates
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The Hungarisns In Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA January III, 1900.
DrAR siR-in your correspondence, to day, January
H. from our city, allusion Is made TO my being the
only draw back to the glofcstons that have gone up
and are nov going up, in honor Of distinguished
Hun garian visitors owing to claiming of pre-
emption right In marshslng them about during their
brief sojourn In this city"
1t honor sir to stand at the side Of the ,tite
and piquant Mile. Apolonis" ia the sacred Hall Of
and witness the greetipgs Of the enthu
amply compensstes me for exciting the envy Of my
brother volunteers for few brief hours and shonld
have even honorable mention hereafter in the
papers, II will be consolation for me to know that
much diseension prevented among young mill
tia Hotspurs, by two married gentlemen, Captain l.
halves attending on such very interesting occasion
her escort repeat it, s deeply Interesting for as
CARDS the great cause Of human progress, which hat
alone actuated me in taking the lead In this movemsnt
never felt deeply impressed In my life with he
oveiTung influence Of Providence, in the fact that
woman no matter in what position she may be placed
in great places and great occasions, she Is rarely
bids God speed in encouragement to her brethren to
oppose every hind Of Tyranny that can oppress the
mind or body Of man.
In conclusion would intimate to the band Of pa
triots who are determined that the name Of Jones
hall not alone ppesr in the city prints in opnecton
with the Hupgarians that they may now bring for.
ward without opposition my part, any other; and
that whoever he may be- challenge him, hereafter, to
make q more beneficial or republican use than have
made, Of my position that will tell better In
an eorstng the condition Of the oppresstd and down
troddep of mankind; which the only contest
n there piping times Il peace, that the militia officer
probably engage In Trusting that you will favor
with this opportunity Of rebuttins rather an In
vidious imputstiop, am yours 80, ,~
John SIDNEY JONES.
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THR krNTucKv LEGISLATURE AND rHE WftNor PRo.
vsoA series Of resolutions presented ia the Se-
rate of Kentucky the 4th inst denying the power
d the federal ent TO control interfere With
svery within Inc states Of the UAion the District a
Columbia the territories that belong TO, OF NAV
hereafter be acquired By the government o the United
states kentycky ui not grant any other power than
tbst specifically delegated and while faithful 70 her
ttligstiops ana true 10 herself will with hrmnes.,
stand BY the Union, vith its principles and eomprs-
mises and rssst alike eyety effort TO violate the rights
of either
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Police IntellIVencc.

Charge Of Riot -Offcer Cory. aud others Of the Se-
cond ward arrested yesterday, four by the
Of h. H. Kicker, Elisha Brown, Michael Horrigau and
Albert Whitney, on a Charge of creating q riot on
board OF the ship Albert Galstin to Grin
nell Minturn Co. 1t the accused parties wen.
on board the above named ship, and the mate b w.
Ward, ordered them to leave and go on the dock This
order The men refused to comply with aud deht
sued which terminated in general riot In which the
mate was beaten and injured badly All the accused
them to bail In the of $500 each to answer the
charge in court for trial.
Stealing StIrer Forks.-A woman, called Margaret
Williams, was arrested yesterday charge OF steal
ing lot OF silver forks and spoons from the shi Con-
stitution She was detained by the magistrate for
further hearing.
attempt 10 Pass an altered BiH A man calling him
self James Miller arrested yesterday, on charge
OF attempting to pass altered bank bill from Q one
dollar toa tea dollar bill. He detained for fur
tber hearing
in Outrageous .4ssauh.-A man. by the name OF
Thomas Gallagher, was arrested yesterday by officers
Bennett and Weeks, of the Eighteenth ward on q
charge Of committing violent and indecent assault
on Bridget McDermott aged l3 years, residing with
her father in Tweuty first street, Broadway IL
seems that Gallagher boarded in the house, and
asked the parents Of Bridget II they wsud allow
to go with him to party last Thursday night tina.
TO take place at the house Of mutual friend The
parents assented to Bridget going but their return
home from the party about two o'clock In the morning
when near the Fourth and Seventeenth street.
Gallagher made desperate attempt to violate per-
son by Dragging her into an open lot The poor girl
screamed, and made alarm for assistance and the
policemon attracted to the spot but before their
and was in bed when the officers arrested him and
conveyed him TO the station house, aud thence to the
police court before Justice Blakeley who committed
him to prison for a further hearing.
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srrtfsr CouHr % rpf tsugD srsIss NO 20 WIN
J Met nsbsDe sduinietfafors nichard Davis et
al Arg,a from the ireut Court a. the United states
frtle District ~ olumbs. Mr. Jas Nelsun delivered
u oririo Il the Court Alarming the decree % said
Circuit Court IN tbs With costs No 81 I'd.
mund u tnbeon. yia,ntf IN error, Bradford D.
Sitytrs Ibis cause vasargued
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gnllIlaaI InfaIIIuenan

bli bas been introduced In the Maryland House of
Delegates 20 repeal the Lac pfOhioitng The intrOiuo
uon II slsvts into that state.
The wbig state Convention ~ Conn ecticut will meet
ct New Haven, On the 20tb inst.
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ArRocIors SMyLL % THE Cfrr Gss The gas
with which tie city 10 lighted bas fer a consiier.
able time, emitted the most noisOme stencil The
moment ~ Is gbited the offensive efuvia assaa the
ntttris and II IL 80 intoerable that 10 Immediately
suggests fcme putrd substance that from which u
has been manufactured the want of proper purhca
tion. Certain u is. that " s most impure Cheap
and nasty 10 yet costs the tax payers smart sum
far higher than h paid elsewhere for gas fee from i'm
purity without smell and without those noxious In
gradients so Injurious to health when inhaled through
the lungs
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take place, in consequence of the quashing in the
mother country Of the election Of NM Schmeher and
Perrinon as colonial representatives

INTELLIGENCE FROM ST. THOMAS
We have received file Of the Tidende of St Thomas
from the 18th of October the 29th of December ut
This is IN interesting Journal full of interesting aud
we'll selected matter, but we are unable to avail our
selves Of It, as 1t consists Of extracts from American
and chiefly New York papers News of social m alters
at st Thomas and of proceedings on the
Islands, would be acceptable to us, and we hope our
esteemed Tidende will take the hint.
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DEsruUrE CeNpTrIoN WUNNHsoo lSniaNs
Prom the Minnesota Pioaer, % the 15th ut learn
that the condition of these poor vretches dep0sbs
repre.ented as being nearly destitute o food In
miserable encampnent where there is game half
clad ard hstfetersd where they must either receive
assistance from Negorernment ttsrve TO death or i've
~ TDlegibg The FiOuesr states that short time
nnce, b.tr.en one aud tso hundred ot them male
ptrsge of Their around the Fsls If ST Antho
ny bosttd dovn under the guns Of Fort sp.iing sad
giJed BY ~ faul IN the night within stones thro~
o. the s'ctetafJ ofhcs, and are nov their ~sy TO
their oid Lomcs brlow. The voice of many u, push
tkese poor creaturss-these primitive holders of the
sol -vettSsid. Civilization demands their hunting
gfounds ard council plains They must 20 westward
End westward u VIII be- till the ast of the nd
grave In the vide bosom of the Pacific This should
net be We enJoJ their lands The least our Con.
eress can do IL 70 Eive them living
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on the eoth ultimo Jesse wcodssrd a cit,,e, oe
Green county, Alabama out hunting In the woods
pest bis house, ana the camp of a runa.
vay Iesro, Who wrested his gun ssay from him and
beat hn 40 violently with the barrel q ~ that he isd
from the effects q II before ne able reach his
htuse.
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THE F1oRIpA isDiANs-rEosrrcr oF FunrHER TRou.
nIrsWe have received letter from m olcer Of The
army, written at Burnt store" forty Eve miles
Of 1smTa Bay, Pa under date Of Dscembcr l6 which
gives lev additional items u indian but nothing
favorable to their pcacesble emigration. The writer
was at the Burnt stcrem expecting TO have been
IreseDt at promised council of the Indians on the
18th December, at which they give Gen rsgss
a definite answer as 10 whether they would would
not consent TO EN- iprae But not single Indian pre-
ssntei himself This certainly looks uufsvofable for
speedy and auicGble a. usi. ut q dicul;s with
tbi. remnant q misersbie rebegsdte. Gen rwiggs
and HE trcsrs we're. hosever uncsssny la their
tions. Members q the Arkansas delegation ftl
amorg their cid Tanions aud Of the delegation,
In whom especial confidence vas placed aud whose
Appearance not due till the ltth-three days later
than the date OF letter-it hoped might bring
intege nee of On encouraging character IL is
respou dents opinion. that the Indians not dis
posed 20 tnigrate peacesbly--N o Pceyane, Jan ..
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Deors at q perform to begin ~ pre- sely
Gallery, l8.
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Amateur Orchestra. under the management Of J.
Dwoliy, Esl. II. 2. ~.
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For the Palladium
Oh sweet is the epot where the wild myrtle grows.
AID sweet the lone vale where the dark water hows
But sweet.r by Tar, as they wander along,
Are the Of and the voice OF their song
oh bright il the Sun when he sinks in the west,
And bright glow the stars when the world s at rest
But brighter by far, Is the light Of those eyes,
Which, when taken from illumne the skies. J. A.
Theatricals also, seem to flourish wonderfully the
rich soil Of st Lucen, the following will show
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Toconcuds with the laughAbie farce in set entitled
the lk1sn fUIOH.
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Theatre Royal.


After which, the romance Of real e ia one ae enttle,
bon AND cox.
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ADJOURNED SALE.
GEMTEEL DWELLING HOUSE
TO be SEED at aRazCE5Oss.

I'D IN WEDNESDAY, MAY lst at II o'clock A. NJ
fI9a " on the premises, will be sold the DWELLING
LIZ HOUSE, pleasantly situated STATE STREET re-
Gently built and occupied by Mr.. WILLIAM C. BARBOUR
The Lot large containing about 000 feet and filed
with choice Fruit Trees, and and beautiful Shrubbery
To those who know the premises it would be superuous
to say word. Perhaps il is to saw that IA
better and more convenient house found in Wor
ceste The Rooms large and well arranged for conye
nence and comfort and finished throughout with that neat
ness and taste for which the builder Capt Edward Lamb
justly celebrated The door trimmings are of the best
silver plate, and the walls of hard finish with FIVE coats of
the best quality OF paint The Cellar is full the house
and Deep with heavy granite walls and divided into several
convenient apartments by brick partitions paved in the
best possible manner throughout The location pleasant
ana the house OF modern architecture with all the improve
mens OF the age and aoTdng from the Observatory fine
view OF the city and its suburbs rendering without excep
in Worcester elsewhere.
The House will be open the morning of sale when all
who wish can examine the same
Further information be had by calling upon Mr. Sum
ner Goss OF Mlbury, Capt Edward Lamb MIR William c.
Barbour, or Geo Bowen Esq. OF Worcester.
Should from abroad see the house before
the SALE they can do so by calling upon Mr. Barbour Mr.
Bowen.
o. Also, one of the best and most eligible BUILDING
LOIS IN the City OF Worcester adjoining the above and
pleasantly situated the of State and Harvard Sts
containing about Is 900 feet.
Terms liberal and sale positive and no postponement on
account of weather.
7. s. All the FURNITURE in said house which
OF fashionable style and superior quality will sold on
the same day. Sale to commence at O'Clock A. NJ For
particulars see small bills
CHARLES P. BANCROFT Auctioneer
Worcester, April %, 1850. dwsts
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NASHUA HOTEL,
LINCOLN SQUARF WORCFSTF

LINCOLN SQUARE, WORCESTER.
asl NE subscriber has taken the above named house
ma formerly known the Lincoln Square Hotel it
been thoroughly repaired and retted in every re-
spec and enlarged by the addition of large and con-
yeent rooms and is furnished throughout with entire New
Furniture, equal to any house in this city.
The Nashua Hotel is delightfully."- situated for Summers
residence, opposite the Worcester Nashua Railroad Sta
ton Being in the immediate vicinity of the Court House it
oe rare advantages to Juymen and Others doing business
with the Courts and public offices.
Inc subscriber trusts that by giving strict attention his
duties TO merit share of the public patronage.
u Attached to the Hotel alarge and commodous Stable
for the accommodation of horses and carriages
Worcester, April II, 1850. DIFF
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Valuable House Lots for Sale

NE LOT on the corner of Prospect and Hanover Street
" with good BARN 80 by 81 it, with durable well OF
water Tie Barn rents for $780, The lot on Pros
pec and 70 eet on Hanover Street, containing 1920 f.
Also, LOT OF LAND on Worth Street situated he
tween Water and Ward Streets containing $3.50 feet.
These Lots pleasantly situated will be sold at
BARGAIN, as the owner is about leaving the city.
FOR iurtlier information inquire of GEO. II STOWELL
OF OF me subscriber. L. w. BANCROFT.
April Is dtf
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Commonwealth of Massachusetts.

Worcester, SIS. April 6, 1850.
DY virtue of an Execution which issued Judgment in
- favor of Frederick W. Deano and ais of Barre in said
County, traders, the last of the Court of Common
Pleas for said County, have taken all the Right in Equity
that JOEL J. BRlMHALL had, the thirteenth day of
February last past the day when the attached
process, redeem certain mOrtgaged Real Estate
laying in said Worcester being the estate which the said
Brimhall now lives, and the that is described in
mortgage deed thereof from said Joel j. Brimha to Lewis
Thaye recorded in the Registry of Deeds for said County,
book 446 page 493 and the thirteenth day of May next
twelve O'Clock nOon the American Temperance House
in said Worcester shall offer for sale by public auction,
the highest bidder said right in equity of redemption.
Alb J.. BAKER JR., ID. Sheriff.
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Worcester & Nashua Railroad Comply.
SPECIAL NETTING

SPECIAL MEETING of the Stockholders of the
n Worcester and Nashua Railroad Company will be held
at the Brick Court House in the City of Worcester,
TUESDAY, the 9TH day OF MAY NEXT, at ten O'Clock in the
forenoon, to act on the following articles to-wt:
First To if the Stockholders will authorize the
ton and issue of new shares of the Capital Stock of said
Company, to pay off the debts of the Company and what
authority directions they will give the Directors in
latIon thereto
Second, To if the Stockholders will provide the funds
necessary to pay the debts of the Company which
ing DUE in any other way than by the sale of the Bonds of
the Company, and if So how such funds shall be raised.
Third To determine whether the first Article of the By
Laws of the Company may be amended that Stockhold
ers Meetings may be held in the State of New Hampshire
Bv Order of the Directors,
T. w. HAMMOND, Clerk.
Worcester April 90, 1850 DIV
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FRUIT TREES. &c.

sI3IT1S THE WORCESTER NURSERY.
ssES / now well stocked with large variety
of the best sorts of Apples, Pears, Pums,
~~-as- Cherries, Peaches, Apricots, Nectarnes,
ounces, English GOoseberries Choice Strawberries Dutch
Curranis Antwerp and other Raspberie Grape Vines &c
q This Nursery is of the largest IN Massachusetts,
and the collection Of Fruits cultivated in it embraces nearly
all the varieties Of established reputation; and the Propre
tor is constantly adding such kinds possess superior
ceience and worthy of cultivation in this climate.
~ The collection of STANDARD and DWARF PEAR
TREES extensive and includes all the best varieties now
much cultivated.
ALSO-G great variety of
ORNAMENTAL TREES AND SHRUBS:
Basam FRS Norway Spruce and other Evergreens Scotch
Larch European Mountain Ash, Horse Chesmuts, Weep
ing Willows, Linden and Tulip Trees Honeysuckes, and
most other varieties suitable for this latitude and esteemed
for their beauty.
u Arbor Vita. Buck Thorn, Privet &C. for hedges ~
fine collection of ROSES, PEONIES DAHIIAS,
BORDER FLOWERS, &c, &c.
Asparagus Roots, Rhubarb or Pie Plant, &C.
GARDEN and FLOWER SEEDS, in great variety.
BUDS and SClONS Of large variety of choice fruit
also be furnished Also, GRAFIING RAX of superior
quality.
u. EARLY CABBAGE and TOMATO PLANTS, suit
able for transplanting.
CATALOGUES furnished to all who apply. Orders
promptly attended to, and Trees &C. packed go safely
any distance. SAMUEL. IL. COTTON.
Worcester. Sd mo. s. dw6w Propyietor.
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MAY be found ;sG
TO the Ladies'.

NgRS. THOMPSON, an experienced Practitioner
Iva and MIDWIFE solics the patronage of the public,
whom the invalid may with perfect confidence unbosom
all the infrmities peculiar to her sex.
AH kinds of Famiy MISUNDERSTANDING which are Group
Tincture Dysenery Cordial Worm Syrup, Anti-Bilious
Btters and Physc Tonic, Purifying and Dropsca Syrus
and other varieties menton together with
Perumery, prepared and sold at her OFFICE No. 10
MAIN STREET, IN stairs. d3m April rs
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TTra, Sarah r. Parmenter

ETURNS thanks to the Ladies of Worcester for past IA
II vors and respectfully socs share of their patronage
the present season, she prepared Repair and
Press Straw Bonnets, and Gentlemens Hats DREssMAK
ING attended to, at her House on CHANDLER STREET,
April II. d2aw9w
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Stammering or Suffering Cured
nv ". X. HARMON.

AT THE WORCESTER HOUSE.
NHR HARMON offers his services those afflicted with
vi "impedmens speech, with the fullest confidence
acquired from extensive experience, that he effect
radical cure any person of sound health and temperate
habits between the ages of and sixty. He has p-rmis
sion to refer of the first Physicians, Editors Clergy
men, &C. in New England besides numerous individuals
who have been cured within the past year. No pay reqr
ed until the utmost satisfaction is given.
SnriI 81 dwtf
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FORESTER, SIS. Probate OGice April l6 1859.
To all persons ntcresedn the Estate OF JOEL CIAPP,
late OF Holden, deceased, Greeting
" GU cited Oappoar Court OF Probate to be holden
! at Worcester the first Tuesday Of May next, to
slow why the instrument which purports to be the
last w ill and Testament of SAID deceased, should be
approved. [Al9lw*l CllAS. G. PRENTiSS, Reg.
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Washing and Cleansing Compound.

w dsMIII5 anu UlGdNSIHB GOMpUuHu,
its use all dread of Washing DAYS are removed hun
dfeds VIII testify who have received the benefit of it's
use, within the Inst three months. Having greatly mprov-
ed tns article we canwh confidence, Offer to the public
as SUPERIOR 10 any OTHER preparation kHd use
As there are many limitations purchasers will be parcu
lar to ask for that made and sold by
9. A. & II. HARRINGTON,
Worcester, April go DIFF 80 Main Street
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Rerage De E1nines.
WANTED,

A I II. $. MoORES Fashionable Tailoring Establish
men Boy about Is years Of age, do erronds and
make himself otherwise useful DIFF April 8.
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Fairbanks Hay, Platform, ana Counter
SCALES for sale by G. FOSTER & CO.,
~ Aprll IL dw3ms Agents.
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TO LET
70 Rent.
For SALE.
EOR SAEE

FINIIE STOCK AND FIXTURES ofthe best located Fru
and Refreshment Room in the City of Worcester
inquire at ms Ofhce. distf April IS.
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Farming E'G0Es.

GAYLORD'S Manure ForksCast Steel and Iron shovelu
from the best makers. Tuttles Concave Hoes etc. or
sale Oy q. FOSTER & co.
April II dyylmis
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Auction and Commission Sales.

8. w. SEEBY e. CO..
Auctioneers and Commission Merchants,
No. IS MAIN ST., WORCESTER.
g w. & CO will give their attention to the SALES or
~ REAL ESTATE, and ALL KINDS of PERSONAL
PROPERTY, in any part Of the COua u Worcester, al
Auction or by Private Sale
They will also give their attention the LETTING
HOUSES, SELLING OF SToCEs &c.
Iy Liberal Cash advances made all kinds of Property
left on sale.
o. Sales of Household Furniture and Personal Property
in general EVERY WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY AFTERNOONS
FOR SALE,
As FINHE COTTAGE HOUSE and Lot, No Irving
80 L Street The above House is very desrably 10
! Gated and is built in the most thorough manner. For
further particulars, apply to
Jan 29. dtf S.W. SELBY & co.
FOR SALE,
4N5ZA A LARGE DOUBLE HOUSE, No. Al Green-st
Isssm II One HOUSE, No Is Wnter-st.
s'--ASzA One HOUSE on SOuthbrdge-st.
Also several Houses in other parts of the City.
ian 90 diff S. w. SELBY & co.
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Worcester, So. Probate Office, April rs, 1850.
To all persons interested In the Estate oi ALLEN NEW
ELL, late of West Brookfold, deceased, Greeting.
VOu are ciiodo appear Court Of Probate 10 be holden
Il at West Bfookield on tho second Tuesday oil Ma!
next, TO show why the instrument which purpos to
he tie last W i'll and Testament Of said dccaased sonl not
b. approved. A26d CilAS. G. PRENTlss, Reg.