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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-11-22

FOa BUnD-
tifai tract e Had knavn "a the
scrristania Village, are hereby
Ior tho cbaise q said plots via
1913 61uery, on SATURDAY eve
o'clock. A fsw iAtg yet res AIN
= seeiyins a. ~. 90 sroad way,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-11-22

EARNUhs AMERICAN suSEua-P. T. BAaSUk
II Proprietor and Hanger; John Green Jr As4t
ant ManSgerIhursdsy aud Friday. General Tom Thumb.
Ia the Afternoon i'll appear in variety Songs aud Dances
Gre aD Statr &c In the evening" General Ton Thanh
will perform iaddion his iamous oharae te. Boundaries
Furuso Tho cono pieces Il sK EfNB as IN INDIA vi also
be performed abe entire Chinese Museum late of $50 Broad
has been @dtCd TO the Oer ourosis Of this estlj
hfhment containing million 81 cur1sits, which
will afford 20 the vister as thorough EnoTedge Of The
Chinese people yisit 20 Chin iteef here be
evtnR 20 illustrate the customs, manners, hspisand
modes Of life Of this peculiar people. Admission the
whole = ehidcon under years OF age ~
Reserved seats l2ls cen-G extra.
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BUTTONS THEATRE. CHAMBERS STREET. REAR OF


- CRY ball.-frday evening, November o. viii DO
played odemiths comedy. in of sac SrDOPS
TO ooNQUkR-sir Charles harlow, Mr.. Henry Young
NARROW, Mr.. Lester; BArioattle Mr. Blake Mr. naltngs
Nh Jordan Tony Lumphin NJ Rur,oni Dgsory, Mr.. John
eton Mrs Neville, Mics Weston; Miss Hardaastle. Mrs
Sierrt. To conclude with the comedetta Of the BOLD
Observation-Disclosures Mr. Burton; Leon SaSertash
Mr. Lester Victor Gavard M Jordan; Anette Skier
t Boxes. Dress Circle, and Psrduet ~ sents Second
Tier. Is oents Doors at G begin ut DOL ok
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JENNY I'm D's LAST CONCERT TICKETS FOR
Bale Tickets for the Farewell Concert Of Jenny LnJ
which will take place this Eve ming az the frpor hall
be had application to Mr.. j. IL BILLlE0s &c the ooo
eff the Irving HOuse.
JENNY lIEDS LAST CONCERT.-TEN OR TWELVE
Of the best sas in Trpler hau, for JGtny Lads last
toDoert can be sbtaned. application, this morning az
No Courtlaudt street, up stairs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-11-22

u,wEIvETREU's CHEMICAL CLEANSING CON-
POM ~ the Unitpi states Labor Saving
c6many ireorp rated ty q the " tature passed
Fttru ~ This srtco is "a fni ely 20
fsreoie fubntted to public notice, and in particular 70
TO inure the fabric is entirely die
pn vh al the lbor of rubbing ana ordinary ssh
nav be sot through IN hour. Sold In bottles AZ 2s
cents Zach, The Comranys mp1rary Once N Ma
and By mtst and soreksepers in New York
ardl
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ITlUs IINNITI
IA avenue aui Twenty third street. tha lrdty cvcary.
viii he rivtm another Grad sae4 and Fuaeai
ment BY Mons Alexander, ths orirnai kns o. ths Mar
oiart re Harmotit Anstrcs rud young laiF noe e hy
year q nge on the iauo who awe come of their 1855 ia
rite dnucrH tc received ith much argauas
last NtdhsttAy evenitg Admiisicn 1875 cents
w ALtHALLA. 20 CANAL STREET, OPPOSITE TIN
w Rev Hsvtn Eairood depot. 0rtat Iftffetgu.
ltuaie Model drtssi Fcuale kustrei naat3 A. niftte
TIE celebrated nda huhter Kan VITA NJ krhy Tbs srtlt
kaicitn mailing tho b7tt Gator ,anweA in tar cjty. A.
, o-eleok I'm Vie h.tornoon. ald ~ IN 90 lL.nLlr.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-11-22

VIZ MCCORMICK, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SALE
" :. # Cooking STOVES W Mccormick Co, viii sell
this day 10 o'clock. 81 North Moore street, by ORDER
Assignee 20 superior air tight Cooking saia be
BEST IN uFe--v trrantcd
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MISCELLANEOUS.

T. Joyces, No. Morria street. whore
he viii Be mossshappy TO meet her -
MISCELLANEOUS.
NOTICE TO TIE PUBLIC-TuE UNDERSIGNED
begsa TO state that the old and we'll known house,
the saTaesns Bead u Dey street, has undergone thorough
and the public generally with all the deeactes of tho
ssn; A Sea-, geo cSs elmer n from til, r NJ daily
dinners served the fhortest notice Good Beds
day or week. Billiard room open TIL II p. a. Is
J. TAYLOR, Proprietor.
TUE PUBLIC ARE INVITED TO HARE TRIAL OF
Il lallimore's celebrated Ale, Porter, and Cider,
Cir, Wines COrdials. &C. at price. One trial val
prove the fact Unequacd by other house In this city
VI Houston street, conner Of Mnlberry.
(tLoBIoUs NEWS TO cALIFoRNIASs AND ALL
sack and all other kinds Of Coats Vests =, Pantaoons
shiIts collars, pIaNers SILK handtsreheis Gloves, O.
iss than any house IN New York, n, a. CoNWAY3
5 Fulton street hrst clothing s,ose let from Broadway
DtLIcIous COFFEE. IMPORTED BY THE UNDER
- tgnei for their extensive trade in five pound
pound q choice aud fragrAnt Teas foe s. az the
Old ied ytrhogse Of the NEW YORK AND CHINA
TEA COMPANY q Cathanne street. and 20 Greenwich
ttrttt
OPERA GLAssEs-A SPLENDID as. oRryrSr JUST
~ received per steamer Franklin and opened time
variety, ruttlos Emporium Of EarcpcAn Fancy Goods.
SB Br..ey next door 70 HitehcoeG Leatbeatsrs dry
good. sitSslsiusnt.
EECHEs. LIRCuEs.-sooc0 LARGE SWEDISH
- Lceches, juEt arrived per tteamera fca AMI FrAnk
IN Tor sale 81 low price IN quantities TO SUI p1rehassrs
Importer Of Lseohes Eo7 John stro
ECR1Y THOUSAND COATS. PANTALooNs, AND
Vaisc0ntH q the latest fall STYLE from 81 80 10 $40 at
suIPnEBDs Clothing store Chestnut street. second door
I sToUvENEL co. have opened that large store. No
al a. fan wfrnu a
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sPnRraNa.

IrNIoN COURSE. L. I.-rROTrING-sATuRD AY. nov.
~ I'D. At o'clsck, 4. -. match fpr tSel-tw0 mile
heats In haTnussMr Rs brown c0l Cardinal and ar va
Diamond Immediately after, rur1 q gtO-tWp nile
heats 70 harness. Whcitlsy enters - M Fanng Nc
laugblin Snters Oh Confidence. lhe cas- VII leave
the South ferry. nrook % o'clock eul reurn ~ oon
u the sports are over. tFiCAk AchAhN, Proprietors
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NIBLo's oARDEN.-TICK1Ts 50 CENTS. PRIVATE
IN boxes, Manager Nj JohD sefton Doors open -
half past o'clock, commence ct 1x.-Bsneht OF Leon
Javeli Friday evening. November q Overture BY the
Orchestra To be followed BY the surpuNpg ueions ON
the Tight Rope, by Madame Leon Jave and the
kave Famiy AT er which the aud popular dance OF
La FoNDtLLA-Dan ed by Miles. Berin, A. Lehman.
bmt hsrlett, Brilliant, snd Henri Wells To Dc TO-
wed by the 81 edoup ARABIA To conclude
with the comic inc of RAOUL; Magic Star
Baron Zametu Jero Ravel; Alciheu Francois aavel.
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EURNIru TAUcrION.-ANrdOEY J. BLEECYER
viii l, thus Cay the ga inst, a'0 o'olock at Con-
atttutCn Hail. Me- GOO Broad Of House.
hd Furniture belonsing to private gentleman, removed
Ae above place for convenience OF sale Consisting Of
bHe Tapestry and lugtstn carpets, fier Glasses, Di
marble top er and centre Tables mahosany Bdreaus
Nsfh tttnd Sofa Book Cases. rosewood Bedsteeds Cur
talns, Natratsef, Sc.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-11-22

VNRIPiE Eli HAL. MAD. ANNA BISHOPS SIXTH
G. and racr,d Con EFT, suniay evening next, Nov.
"a, on the magnifonn scale - before
rhOGkAMaE
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INSTRUCTION..


4 hDIEs CAN BE TAUGHT A NEW METHOD or
~ puss cutting, IN q rec hours, AZ Ne l Canal street.
D. calling Hrs Miller. Terms. S. for waist
- Suecesa warranted. Rllel Tor sale those
wish to tcFch the art.
A LADY. HEo mas had CONsIOERABLE EXPE-
n crce IL teaching, would lko 20 ob Ain situation in
UluthsTn elm ate, Teacher Copyrst, Ani would
mako EgemebtG leave the city coon, pleasant
situation aud adequate oomICubaton offered lla
fddrctsoa 70 L. o. ID, ett At tLs 0ce Of the Herald viii
metz With rrompt attention.
yLAETED-A TOUNG LADY CAPABLE OF GIVING
w Instruction % two nmru chiidrsu in the English
tranrhos, and 20 devote The remainder q her time
for the family short ds-nce In the country 10
pistrS good Tome VII email salary, this y raro
opportunity. Apply 90 NJ Hagcman, llt Broad st.. De-
tween the houtse 10 and ocloch at 10 East Eleventh
street., tfter7 y. n.
LADY VINO HAS RES DED ~ PARIS. WISHES
IN situation in temans family She 10
Instruct in the French Italian, I'D Germaa anguaee
musg besides the higher branches Of compile Eng
bsh euucaor No objection 20 the south Address with
real name, prepaid, Zba, lover Post Oce, Now YORK.
A LADY, ACCUSTOMED To TUITION WISHES TOR
IN engagement daily G1vernefs In a family, or
1sacler school, receive pupils resi-
ance. 90 instruct In French German, Italian music aud
gng Reiurences given Address Zeta Herald oaice
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4 ooH'S'S PANORAME or CUBA--oPEa EVLRY
IL night, AZ the binerv RNsrs eos Broadwpyrepres-nt
ms is cities and tropical flso the
customs Of the Cgecie znd negro dancsa Des ~
oclpoki TX roOlatlY. Aiuittanoe
children. half price.
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CASTLE oARDEh.-TBs rUpLIQ AIS MOST Rr-
" spcpfuy informed that tis popular place of
far tha Of vtera from o'clock
y M, s1ordins an opportunity view the beautiful
scenery OF bay aud harhof tho upIer RntrioF
Price Of adm sfon, i2T cents.
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NEW YORK An nlTHFATRE, NO. 81 BOHERg.-
~ James ~ June Co. Pre- pr etora.-Mr James NN,n,
Equestrian MISUNDERSTANDING jil of Surprising Attrae
uen! Tvo favoiite Ciowusi This evening tue nin ,ble
Joe Portland viii appear in fnsotOu with tho New YORK
favote. John Gotn The French Troupe will appear all
their attonithrg performance Friday evening, Nov 70
1870 will b Ifetent.d snguariy diversified Eutertain-
ment. The ueatest Female Rider living h'lie Lcui viii
sppenr In her teautu trtadC Scene EqueBto 10 Acts Ga
the circle and 40 amusing Aterptce Prices of admit
Private Boxe bOc; boser 251 pit pa, Doors open 6
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WANTED-BY A YOUNG WOMAN, A SITUATION.
w Cbambermad to de the general hoasewcrk OF
small private family Refers to her present place. where
she be No. l36 East Broadway.
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u,HK BATHsATE FARM.
ing plots. in that beae
81 hEste iarE1, adjoinirg
Z. fifti that the draw NJ
take place - Military Hall
aiaa the go inftanf, ~ y
nnsoio, which nay he had |
-. 49,. a. La anau a.
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GRASS SEED.
ArsEsdg@=-AFtEsas !

DAVID SCOTT, JR, & CO have on hand and are con-
IL stantly receiving, extensive assortment of Artists
COLORS, CANVASS, BRUSHES, PALLETS, PALLET
KNIVES, etc, wholesale and retail at
No. 2i3 MAIN STREET,
M30dw6w LIST door south Of CIRCUITS bookstore
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ChargsoaasiEe Flowers.

lust received lot Of Fresh Chamome Flowers and TO
sale low by LEWIS T. LAZELL, ApotheearN,
M9diw POI NIarl-st doors north Am. House
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Messengers Notice.

SEorctster, April ., 1851
HON HENRY CHAPtN, Commissioner Of Insolvency
L for the County ofWoccstor has this day issued a
Warrant against TIE Esnte OF DARWIN WOODS, Of
Asabnramn said County tanue an insovent deb'o and
The payment of any debts the delivery Of any property
hcongng TO said insovcnt debtor him for his use and
the transfer OF any property by him forbidden by law
The first meeting Of the creditors Of said nolvent debtor
will be held at Couit OF Insolvency At the Office of said
Commissioner in Worcester, in snd County, on the twenty
sixth day Of April ST. at o'clock in the forenoon,
for the proof Of Debts and csoose assignee asssneos
ol his Eslate. lA3l j. DAY, D. s Messenger.
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GrEaSs Seed.
ORA, Osts, tssstS Potatoes.

900 BUSHELS Northern Corn;
wv 400 do Oats;
geo do Potatoes;
For sale wholesale and retail by DEXTER & STONE,
March II. diff Southbridge-st.
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GaD9dcME EEO2segers !!

At TIE MELODEON,"BO
MR. JOHN A. WHIPPLE is presenting to the public his
WI Grand Exhibition Of the Wonders of Modern Optical
Science with costly and complete apparatus, giving the
spectator the benefit of the splendid achievements and
discoveries of Sir David Brewster Sir John Hersche, NJ
Dagucrrc &c. &c,-which may be said to make the
stand still, magnify nothing into moulaiDs and compress
innty into nutshell He exhibits, immense SCREEN
endless variety of Landscapes in DISSOLVING VIEWS
of Mount Auburn Greenwood Cemetery, many noted build
ngs and places America and Europe and the people of
Japanreveas the population of drop of wafer vinegar
etc. by the oxylydrogen mcroscopenakes the coors of
the rainbow dance c0llius-pants VOLCANOES in actual
erupti0nand shows the most brilliant PYRAMIc FIRES
The great popularity and success of this CURIOUS EN-
PERTAINING and INSTRUCTIVE EXHIBITION at his
Dasuereotype ROOMS rendered necessary in order
accommodate the crowd 10 occupy the MELODEOR,
where he exhibits these splendid specaces eCery yeniae,
commencing at u O'clock, and eie sday All Saturday
.4fteraooHs at O'Clock. Tickets, Is cents
fyou fail of seeing it when in Boston, you lose of the
most pleasing and instructive entertainments ever presented
Boston March 29. d6wStaw
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Fer Sale.
Il. S. MOORE, 2I3 main Street,

AS opened in the old United States Hotel, a splendid
IL Room, formerly the Dancing Hall, beautiful stock OF
WE'LL MADE CLOTHING,
FURNISHING GOODS, DRESS THIRTS, &c.
His Stock embraces every style Of goods usually by
Gentlemen and his price eDceCdingy tow. Your interest
will be consulted by looking through his stock before pur
chasing at No. 2l3 MAIN STREET, U. S. Hotel.
April 9. DIFF
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Worcester County Convention.

A T A CONVENTION composed of some of the most re-
n spectacle citizens of Worcester County held at the
STORE of A. MACULLAR & CO., 1921 MAIN STREET,
WORCESTER, it was unanimously
Resofued That New Goods of the first quality prices
from Twenty Thirty per cent below what is ordinarily
asked just received and selling fast by A. MACULLAR
& CO., and it was further
Rescued, That will recommend all of acquain-
tances, in want of CLOTHING or FURNISHING GOODS.
lose time in visiting this very popular Establishment
and by actual purchase be convinced Of the truth of
above by calling at the Store Of
A. MACULLAR & CO., 1928 Mairi-St.
Worcester March 81. dwstf
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NOVY is the TTERae
Straw HSOahnRets.

SEFHEB EbUHhREEEs,
SPRING SHTO&S!
= CASES STRAW GOODS comprising all the new
- styles of Bras in handsome shapes just received
by the subscribers
As it is intention to do extensive business in
this article than heretofore shall offer very large
sortment retail, at the OlCest ,CholeSdle prices
Just opened 10 Cartons handsome SPRING RIBBONS
To MiIIinerS.
Our complete and extensive assortment of MILLINERY
and STRAW GOODS bought at the lowest prices offers
Mners and other dealers, who buy for cash extraordinary
inducements purchase Of at wholesale prices
will be found much below the customary rates.
March 81 DIV H. II. CHAMBERLAIN & co.
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EgGSs'S Express forward all sorts of parcel
through direct over the Providence Rail Road to Newnort
Fall kiver, Bristol, and Warren. dwgf Match o.
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TO LET.

49, A HOU%E containing el4ven convenient Room
sl.ss 81 Harvard St For particulars in
-, q IRE oI q A. d e. HARRINGTON.
Dec ~. Gi>tf 80 Main st
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Msp eFNE.
REMOVAL,

REMOVAL.
II subscriber having leased the spacious CITY
L STORE formerly occupied by MARTIN Stowe, and put
il in complete repair, would respectfully invite the attention
of the public 10 his large and fresh stock of
FOREIGN g. DOMESTIC ST~Y GOODS,
which have been purchase during the last week
At New York Auctions,
and will he sold at the LOWEST PRICES.
Grateful for the liberal patronage heretofore bestowed
upon the subscriber, he would solicit continuance OF the
same at his New store where every exertion will made
satisfy all who may favor with call.
u Remember the place. CITY STORE,
No. I&8 Main street.
Apr3 dw3wis C. J NEWCOMB.
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NOTICE,

1IE subscribers have this day formed coparnershp for
the general transaction of the Boot and Shoe business
under the firm of W. G. & j. q. MAYNARD, and they will
be happy their friend the old stand of Maynard
Nye The patronage of the old customers ard The public
generally solicited. WILLIAM G MAYNARD,
JOHN @. MAYNARD.
Worcester, April l, 1850. d6t
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fF'HE BUILDING being erected near the Brick
v Church in Pleasant Street. 1t will have a handsome
Gothic Front, and may be finished in any desired by
the Lessee Possession given early in April Inquire of
March p. DIST VIM. DICKINSON
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House Gar Sale,

~. 4 NEW and convenient Dwelling House on South
5 bridge Street. For particulars inquire of the sub
4S'~s scriher WILLIAM l.. THROOP.
Jan 80. diff
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TO EsEMT.

THE whole Of the SECOND STORY over the New York
store, TO the Aacrican Temperance House. In
guhe of l.. L. ARCHER, o. ?. SrEBBNS, at the New
York store. D26dtf
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Ug1gaegeGg EageaseGFiGsEeEY.

< FIRST-CLASS SEAhfSTRESSES at X. 5. MOORE'S
~ Fashionable Tailoring Establishment. Steady employ
ment and the highest prices given.
March 2i diff 2l3 MAIN Sr under u. S. Hotel.
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FOR SALE.

L.. THE HOUSE and LOT at No. 6 Washington
fma Square. Fer further information inquire at the
~s:s&A premises. diff March 49,
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IECiRasEzsiks&A

EOR all kinds Of Garments for Men and BOYS in tn
L greatest variety at the lowest prices at HUDSONi
Cloth, Clothing and Furnishing Store, No. flag Block
opposite the Central Hotel. March 81
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E00O Gross R,lffnR,!

M AKING complete assortment ut very low prices at
M HUDSON;S, No. Flagg Block,
March 81. opposite Central Hotel.
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Cine Fronting Linens.

WE have inst received direct from importers an invoice
w of White Linens of celebrated manufacture, WHICH
we can warrant free from cotton, aud very durable
For sale cheap By H. ii. ClIAMBEkLlN d W.
March II. q"
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FOR SALE,

80 TWO HOUSES and LOTS, both pleasantly situat
49, Z td-one of them on Chatham St.-the other on
- the corner of Main ard Charlton SITS. One acre of
Land finely located Main St. ths of mile south of CITY
Hall Inquire Of LEWIS TIIAYER
March lS d3w 2O9 Main Street
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Egonresers VVnntpeg,

GENERAL Gentlemen, Gentlemen and their wives can
) be accommodated with Board. Inquire of Dir. STONE,
March 8. DIFF NO. 2 MAPLE STREET.
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Seeding Cherry stocks.

E00Q SEEDING Cherry Stocks. from to two
OOOO feet high, suitable for budding next August for
sale reasonable terms Apply to DAVID BURBANK jr,
at Rice & Balls shop Schoost diff March 7.
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Merchants

ND others who buy sell again, viii find it for their
II advantage to examine the splendid stock Of the subsc
Der, they will find goods and prices sHit them.
w. II. HUDSON, No / Flagg Block,
March q Main Street.
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Ere Sale

q BE sSskFG
s~s TWO HOUSES, and some Of the most pleasantly
sia@3 situated HOUSE LOTS in the cftv
@7sS@s o. F. THOMPSON, 176 Main-st.
March q d3wis
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HENRY WOODWARD,
FEkES

No Warren Block, Pearl St, Worcester
" Instruction given in DRAWING and PAINTING mo
Jan 10. crate terms. d3nis
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A GentReaasaaa asad Lady

('AN have BOARD, with two pleasant Rooms, in a small
" family where there children and but few if any
other boarders will be received The advertiser is
toned to keeping genteel boaders. The location is
the most pleasant and healthy in the City. d Address
through the Post Office diet March 90.
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A Farm for Sale.

Srs DLEASAN I.Y situated in Rutland one mile from
f5Ef the centre and eleven from Worcester, containing
4@ about sixty of Land comprising moving, till
age pasturing and wood Land; with Buildings nearly new
Wcn may be had with part all of the Land suit the
purchaser Price Of the whole. Sl4O0.
NHtand, March 90 d3taw3w e. NJ. HUBBARD.
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bal. 8. NEOOgE. 2R3 NEaim-st.

EE. 6. MOORE, 2E3 EEain-st,
w are happy to notice has opened large assortment
w of Clothing and GeatLee1s furnishing Goods and
from the experience he has had practical mechanic
Manufacturing Clothing, and the Superior in which
he turns out work, feel fl confidence in calling the
public TO notice and examine his garments.
He is in the market selecting for the Spring trade.
His Store embraces a part of the OLD UNITED STATES
HOTEL, 2I3 MAIN STREET. DIFF March g.
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Classical and Elnglish IIish school.
E4ug.pfEs7s AnnnEha.osia.

N elegant perfume, for sale by
y LEWIS T. LAZELL, Apotlecary,
A2dw2is 20l Main st, doors north Am. House
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T1OVR ROOMS on the lower floor, No. 81 and Sc Front
ST. suitable for shops will be altered to suit.
Information may be had of J. Rice, 2, RlCE MCFAR-
AND ncnr me premises diff April 3.
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Also, several Houses in other parts Of the CITY.
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themselves transgressors of the proprieties Of de-
bate The man who throws stones may expect to
be stoned He who INDUCES in abuse Of another,
and then takes shelter under a profession Of
peace-principles, is just contemplate as he who
gratuitOusly wounds the feelings Of one who, he
knows, is restrained from calling him to an &C
count But, difference of opinion is no just
cause Of offence No matter what views men,
Der may utter, no matter how repugnsnt to the
sentiments or interests Of others, no matter with
what pertinacity, boldness, and independence he
may insist upon them, so long as be maintains the
decOrum of debate, denouaeing no man for dis
sent, questioning the motives Of no one, it is
violation of the freedom of debate, OF the order
of a legislative body, it is repugnant to common
sense and ordinary courtesy, to attempt to put
him down by vituperative invective; and if he
be known to be a man Of peace, opposed to the
code of honor so-called, such invective is mean
and cowardly as it is unreasonable and disor-
derly.