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Worcester daily spy., 1851-04-03
WASHINGTON Shirt.

'HE above Shirt is pronounced by best Of Judges to
the best fitting one to be found. Cali at The Cent?
Clothes Ware House.
apr2-d3w WARDFN z, nIrnTEV
Worcester daily spy., 1851-04-03

u NORTHERN SPY.-scions of this famous Ap
pie cut from bearing trees, in their original locality may
be had at low price Of the subscriber Apply TO
apr3 dw2w JMEARLE.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-04-03
CIIY IrENIS.
Miss yvaldO's Will.

Miss yvaldOs Will.
The last will and testament of the late Sarah Wal
do of this city, filed at the Probate office on
Tuesday. Ii bears date Of April IA, 1913, and pro-
vides for the following disposition Of her property
To her niece Rebecca Newton, all the household
furniture and family stores, together with the sum of
$4,000.
To her nephews, Hon. Lew Lincoln, and Hon
John W. Lincoln, the horses, carriages, hay, grain,
&c. together with $4,000 to each.
To Elizabeth W. Kinnicutt and Sarah R. Mason,
Worcester daily spy., 1851-04-03
Nnfica

IL persons indebted TO the subscriber are resrectlIy
invited to call and pay; snd all having demands as anst
'e same are also invited to call and take their pay
# u Bus al n'ate up and ready!
arrt-d3w WIN NJ BREWER.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-04-03
De Joinville Scarfs.

A endless variety just received at Central CIothe
N Ware House.
apr3-d3w WARDEN & OITDIEv
Worcester daily spy., 1851-04-03

Friday, the 9TH day Of April, is appointed as a
DAY OF public fasting and Prayer in Vermont
Worcester daily spy., 1851-04-03
Notice.

HE Co-partnership feretoiore existing between the
subscribers, under the firm of BUTMAN & Co. is thi.
day dissolved by mutual consent. Either partner viii set
tie the affairs of the late firm.
BENJAMIN BUTMAN,
HENRY T. EATON.
Worcester, Aurii l. 1851 anrI-JIvy
Worcester daily spy., 1851-04-03
Halr Dressing Saloon.

TFE United States Hair Dressing Saloon will be opened
i on the first of April by r. IOCKLEAR
This celebrated Hair Dresser hopes to have share Of
the public patronage. aprl-dlm
Worcester daily spy., 1851-04-03
Wanted Immediately.

ENHREE or fonr frst-rate Tailoress Girls to work on
Pants and Vests Also, American gilI 10 do House
Work. VIM MECORNEV Marcb.n, fC.ii
Grafton, April 2d, 1851 anr2-d,po,v
Worcester daily spy., 1851-04-03
DIED.

In this city, ls instant Mary Elizabeth, youngest child
OF VIM. H. and Mary G. Haywood aged 10 months 20 days
Funeral to-day at o'clock Friends invited TO attend
Worcester daily spy., 1851-04-03

Gzg- 1t is understood that U. s. Marshal Devens has
paid Shadrach's (he ugitive) for him, aud that
efforts are making to get Shadch to return from Can
ada TO be used witness against those 10 be tried for
his " rescue" e
Worcester daily spy., 1851-04-03
Dissolution.

Dissolution.
THE co-partnership heretofore existing between the sub
day dissolved by mutual consent The affairs of t,e In,
firm will be send by Alden Thayer who will continue b
sness at the old stand %
make payment as as possible. "
,,,. ALDEN THAYER
aa,a'd,m muaodrs,er' apr i leol. ALDEN THAYER, Ja
Worcester daily spy., 1851-04-03
CLOSING 0uT sAI.F Z.

E subscribers being desirous of closing their business
at "a Main street, offer for sale during the present
month, their entire stock of
West India Goods and Groceries,
STONE, BROWN, EASTERN, & WOODEN WARE.
BOXES, BARRELS, BAGS, STONE FURNITURE,
&c &c, prices Greatly Reduced, and without reserve
as II IL the intention OF the subscribers TO make complete
sale of their stock during this month
Any person desrous of engaging the West India Goods
anu Grocery ousness and ofsecung Of the best stands
in the city, WILL by calling on the subscrbrrs soon he o
Tered rare inducements in the purchase ofe above
win ine lease oil store. WILSON FLINT,
apr3-d3w No "a Main stra,o,
Worcester daily spy., 1851-04-03
Stable to Le
Jenny Lind Handkerohiefs

Necgnnf assortment Of the above can be found n, h
upr3-d3w WARDEN a nuntpy
Worcester daily spy., 1851-04-03
To the Benevolent.

A NY person wishing TO adopt infant orphan child
N may have opportunity to DO by furnishing sat.
sactory qualifications and ability application this
office. april dwlw
Worcester daily spy., 1851-04-03
Cambria and Muslin
Printed Cashmere Shawls.

ONE Carton of Printed Shawls, which are entire new
~ designs Ladies invited to call and examine them.
apr2-dIwdw3t GEO T. BRYANT.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-04-03
New Prints.
New Ginghams.

TWENTY pieces of the Beautiful STYLES ever
apt2-dlw&Sw3t GEO p INV a NT
Worcester daily spy., 1851-04-03

ruryRsDAY, APRIL 3, 1851.
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NEW STRING G0ODs.-JAMEs RRCK n CO., M
AZ porers Jobbsrs, and Retailers sos aud $50 Broadway
arc receiving their Spring impertaons Of Organdies
eones asoe Bareses Aiberit es Fovlards silks shavls
Lace Embroideriee hantiliss Grape shawls, Hosiery,
husln Linens, Gloves End All the atet Paris novelties
that have been produccd for the P,rs fashions this
year, Which are now CGersd BY the favorable
terms By the rsskase or piece, the lowest importsoa
prices wholesale rooms 3j5 and Sa2 no stairs.
TyAhILY LfNENs.-LIsENs or THE Way REsr
make, sheetng. Of al siads snd widths, Table Cloths
etcvery size aud quality Napkins Towels Huchahsk
Scotch Dsmask all Widths. Dapersof the different Widths
CouBterranes and Quilts English long Cloths white Nus
Inns Of every Kind The suboers Offering the best
snc cheapest Linen Goods in the city.
JAMES BEcKs Co. as RrO.assy.
H'0 IADiss.-Lktr ROC sALE. BY cENTLEsAN
recently from Europe thrae VERY perb French camefs
har eps or double shsws ~ tie most Ieehsrche dessn
beins The tame pstys that ohsasd the 1oa Medal the
last fsrs cxpestorl They would cost import in the
REGULAR wsy, nearly one kindred dosrs EACH but tAs
owner immediate wsn. q moEsy. they will be sold Tor
sennaeiaey les than haf shat snoun NAY te seen ss
e ot estsblished Costume Wa-tbouse s. Prince t two
titek IN Fihlof psosdvsy
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]psomiss chat the whole line
fiesed, ssS in working csder, by


and every indication give p,o,,,, vno,,
- - In,. >siseeA ssS in working esdsr, by
,..,n. 49,. . Cap Railroad Co have commenced
-. track nom Sarantonia (Lsckswsnns Iron
with heavy rail Of the best quality, and have
al Eiies ready for tho cars. The company have
>Sn1encsd mining coal, preparatory to stocking the
road, which will be finished in few months, forming
sconnexion with the New YORK and Erie Railroad at
Great Bend. This road will be the medium for sup-
plying western New York with coal
In . case brought before the Supreme Court OF
Pennsylvania, from Delaware county, it was decided
last week. that In public sale, where person 10 en-
ployed to run upn the property, and make the pur-
chaser pay than II none but bona tide bidders bid
Ior the sale fraudulent and void 80 far that the
purchaser is obliged to take the property struck
- to him As tho practice Of bidding up property is
mot uncommon In this region. this decision OF the
Supreme Court may be of some Importance.
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MATRIMONIAL.

MI sIklhoEf MADE kAsY-oR now no WIN a
- Lover.-i fefceer b,vvn. % Lcrdon havfas arrived
80 sna 70 eny sfdrsss % receipt 81 One Dollar,
yosIso psn srvcticts TO enable ladies ewsa -
tne seveted ateatcns 81 Hasy 81 the oppss,e 80
m.,,,s'ss ns All nsy msrriss, Irrespective sss sp-
sttn % or pestoh snd heush net Iesss 10 eaa -
eessbbs Adtrces re fesscr La wfoN, Bossoa Mass Hs
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ITO BE SOLD AT AUCrION-yANEs N. MILLER &
l. Co. will sell at the Merchants Exchange, on Wednes
day February 18th, at IL oleck six of those handsome
brown stone houses situated in that block Of
stone houses Lexington between Thrtieth
Thirty first streets a. foowsthe house and lot the
corner OF Jhrteh street Lexington also
three sdjoning houses and ots also the house aud
the southeast of Thirty street and Lexington
also the house and lot adjoining The houses
2x5See-the lots 22xl00 The houses all built in the
very best all by day work and fitted with all the
the house adjoining the OF Thireth
Six thousand dollars remain bond and mortgage,
Sale positive.
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rlaE WOr.I.D,r rAIR.

tVoRLp's FAIR Ar rNlut. INCORPORATED By
W the ker York Ley .lste-e shAc-s, IS ssch-nft
Prizes lree ~ = hrrt to London and
bseb ana SitJ 70 pay sa4rNas ondon. In addition,
every tutfeFher hss engraving of the
neroi the great World laf reaiy worth than IS.
Inc euts fen lst - hrs .ridy. and the Of
shares slmitet by the e1srr % appca-
lions Ter ttsses shoulc - E.is imnedistely. remit
enee o. SIS viii secure 70 Funds the
sent tai en- tar md rsmiftAnces viii be ~
me company tnttor prepait aud drafts
Mh1e ISsoe 10 the te1feAr. sh4ft furtse rarten
en msy te obtsned - ftreateu personality or By Aid
letter A. the company otarU W 81 Wall street.
York. By order TOWNSEND secretary.
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REMOVALS.


- EEovAIG-EAsrsAN, sHELDEN TOWNSEND
~ have removed TO No 81 Cedar tree opposite The Pest
Office, whore they oher ste IN OF SILK and Fancy
Dry Goods. mostly Of their imp> rtstion. They will
constantly receiving snd fAshion Nbs goods In ther
line TO which they would call the stts alton Of eity and
country merchants.
- EMovAL-HUDsoN d ROBERTSON HAvK RI
moved from No lft street. 70 their store No
100 Broadway ncning the Howard Hotel they
OPENING itrrs and elegant stock Of stsple fancy
ury utd TO the Southern and western trade rhieh
beT offer on the meet favorable terms.
- xvOvaL -PrE1rFrs rRANCKE NAvUFAc-
N turing Jssellers have renewed from Courslands
street No coursndt ecrr u oreerviob st.est sn
tyspet In Qresawch ttreta
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AMUsEm EnTs IN BROOKLYy.

RRooKLYN MUsEUN-soLI LESSEE AND MANA
- ger. Mr. r. n. Eent, Second night Of xss Hathaway
some diettn q TURNING THE TABLEs-J.ek Humphres,
Mr. Kent Petty Larkns Miss Hathaway After which, the
farce Of STATE sHcRETs Gregory. Mr.. Kent Maud Mrs
Dyott To conclude with the sIAMEsE TWINS. Twins by
nnrs Kent and Seymour. Parquese Is cents. Gallery
Bls cents.
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UCTIoN N0TIcE-TEOS. BELL, AU7TIONEER.-
a BY a. BushLarge Sale of valuable Furniture this
day At 10Y o'clock in the auction No. 10 North Will
liam ST eePiano forte splendid book tapestry and
and wilton carpets 40 hdseaos, SOFAS &C. Alss, at
o'clock order Of the valuable steam -four
ing mill with all the apparatus in spen did order with
Fl ever three years situated street.
Ninth avenue Particular and terms at the SALE Thurs
day, At l0 O'clock At rs West Broadway by order of
sgnee stock OF groceries. fixtures &c. under the dree
auction rooms splendid invoice Of fresh just arrived
from Csntonthe private venture of gentleman in pack
of chests do. cates boxes &c. in lots suit the
THos. BELL. Auctionser
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IA KELLIkeERs MAGIC FLUID Is CERTAIN Il

~ the hair IL gone thirty years 10 fastens
starts A. growing in three or four appliostons We
that bottle has fastened the hair whole m
IT, Mr. Edward Dixos now 81 Hudson had hair for
twenty years. has beautiful head OF hair by the
few bottles. Mr.. ID. L. 0rmsby the celebrated manuao
turer Of porter ale cider. mineral water so called aud
said that his wies hair. which nearly ell
grown thick and fast that IL the
durate seeptic Of its restorative qualities for the hsws
Seventeenth street. between Eighth and Ninth
MI VIM Gardner-wbo can be seen =. iamsbury Perry
has hne head OF hair by the Of bottles mr. r. w.
Barrier 80 hcDousAl street. had hair for years. also
Mr. r. 9. Bush Laght street. had hair for many yea
These indeed Hundreds Of
be addueed and new onss are daily handed Ladies and
gentlemen can be fully satisfied BY calling Dr. K his
Central Depot, 6 Broadway whiefront house. between
Grand and Broome streets This remedy 10 perfectly de-
lghtul and 10 sed in large bottles one Dollar each
IS dozen, eah. and at all other prioe,, TO suit
IL 10 ten tims cheaper than other article
market The trade furnished IS usual, BY InsorsOu
Brother, $50 Pearl street.
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MUSICAL.

MUscAL-THE sBhKsPEARs CoScKRT MUSICAL
Ava Society composed Of the most able members OF the
chera 81 the Jenny Land under the dreo
non OF ko now prepared 20 receive orders for
eirtos Rails, etc and furnish from
tss as may he required. Orders msy Ae left hetsrs
schsrtnberg Luis, AS Brradvay ksrksies Breus
vi Broadwav or at the retdenee Of T. ketxe L,u-ens
street, Treasurer Of the Society.
MUsrc-A LADY or WHOSE PROFESSIONALISM
AVA ies IS Pianist the most unexeoptionable references
can be given snxiovs 70 take tGo or three pupils add,
on TO those abe il already teaching she wall either
sruct them st eer residences or ker own dwellus
Terms.For beginners, So those advanced. ST. Apply
5. c.. Herald sriee.
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cLOTiIINa.

CLOTHlNG.
- vhoiesaewe would call The attention Of merchants
.na rSsi %
saos q and style Is mnoh superior tbs. Of
baton osthrs dealers in ali ssetens 81 Tie antry a.
ire on ssns IL s ss and .
s.,:s %ae. I nr,.s n o., veil snS.n ss
. S'a s Spss aaS H eur sis
We are now prepared Ter *. .se.s demand fsr cserns
eiOthihsof every desoript on. Of the lowest tries.
1.ua IS John street. corner :; ~ q ss..su.
CAsT OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANTED
Ladies Ss gentlemen ssyns any c;.aa. q
price for y sending Tor e sueriber 81 his r.s-
ssa:s y s:i; Or y c9es ah.S Reads
CAsT OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANTED
~ Ladies and obtain the highest cssh price
i SrsSS 81 Or sssr III. sa 3
''''' I ! IfSkSsTfS ssfbs, ss.ar,y. ~ stairs.
I sDIEs OR eESTLENEH pxsrRoUs or CONVERT
ING into cash heir ssperauSgs eaeets such A. et,os
vii ss,ss frs he ssssriiT sisy p eat ss Sas Ssr
t0'ete received By ss9sins he Rss, s.ssrwiss
VALENTINES.
TUTTLEs vALEsTISEs-A SPLENDID AssoRr-
men,, Sentimental and Comic. French ,na smeriosn
Fancy Goods Brsasway An iaseies q kni.S VaIss
tines just opened.
PUBLICATIONS.
/ iTTELLs LIVING AGE, NO. ss8 l7is CxSrs.-CoN-
Fses :r i. rssp. S .Is .i nsr, s?Ss
sa1irei Fht and DARKNESS do 4. war and the Pesse
SohEess sharpes MAGAZINE; Autebiogra phy Of jobs
Bitton, dei 8 s.k q Rome BY the Duke q Bourbon,
speetster q ANrences fortrst Of cir Robert Peel Ex
smineri News Of the Week, SPECTATOR Consitu.isn
AND fstuIe Destiny q Arsres 1s 10. Fsreisn Policy
in 1851, Examiner; III. Taste In Manufactures Spectator
u Igh sd shadows o. tbs olaen time, de 10 Lyresoi
the Heart Eraminer with Oh 9rt artes snd poetry
pSs ss and sid - d1s T,s CO.
buildings. New York.
rI'ANNgRs NEW MAP OF THE UNITED STATES
A further supply Of this Map. which embraces the
tire Country with California, New ketioo, Utsh, &C. de-
bntd BY the late nets u Congress- Is iust received and for
sale The Nap Store s Broadway who're maps Of all hnds
may he had.
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ADVERTISEMENTS RBNEWED EVERY DAY.

PUBLIC LECTURE S.
DEv. E. II. CHAPLIN WILL LECfgRE BEFORE TIE
N PhrenoloRcal Society," at Clinton Hall. Wednesday
evening ATTY o'clock subec-The Ideal and the Actual
Admittance l21a cents.
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C,THAM hoAT COAL-Is eIZR AND QUALITY RI
pressiy fsped TO Sesnefs for sale ~ the
Address v. TYLER \ CO. fhiiadctohiA
vJ,o COAL DE-, ,sRs-THE SUBSCRIBERS WI L Exc
cute erasrs "a, spohn and Lewis Veins Red Ash Ceal
ava white Afb fysy broad Mountain. o. all s2t the
y TYLER & Co. PklaaolyhiA
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EXPRESS AGEacIEs.


('ALlIoRNIA-Two DAY. tAfGSNkws TO CALI
~ iornia ~ Bert 70 t0s Expts Ast0r House. Lett
ers sd paehaFes BY out express leave New York BY
me u o. MAJ steamer and arrive The time at San
frsnotsoe BY this Express two days later DO
sent ron the United states and viii - delivered IN sd
vance OF the u; y. Wall N BNs tetsers ~ tho
Ietmaster a. New Yerh By che o. 18th ssd nth.
bkkfokD CO Astor doae, yesey street, and cerner
o. tlsy and ksari ev ttreets San Francisco.
THE UNIyED STATES AND CALIFORNIA EMPRESS
= tomrsny.-srecia NOti0e.-Mr Geo. n Smith. OF tho
firm 81 Kelsey Smith Hsley sssats IN san Franeeo for
the United states and Caorna k,etees Compsay. ~t
turn En- tire city Feh 18Th and viii personally take
ehsrre Of s 6usnsss freight paessge s and sccenpAsy
the same throush direct - san Francisco Prep ie.ors
A. %. EILLEas - u Wall stree, Ny.
uAkNDENs ExPKkss gus new oRLeANs AND,
Mobile -Au goods entrustsd % Tor Or
lesns Mobile. cities sdaosrt gill Re forvsrdsd With
Burns Convcs 90 ~ Csmp street, New Orleans.
CREGoRYs CALIFORNIA phUkAGg EyPpEss-
~ Per stesnors North AmsrcA and Em pits Citv. On
Tuesday, snu sursday, lsh in.. st3P.s ms sab
ssribers viii dsttch messenssfs ~ aoh o. tho sh,ve
tssmer and are rrerarsd " fwrs soods hrsush .th-
eu eeenon HAVING shest-i cal.rials ArYansamsnts On
leaves snd letters until az p.E psetafs. s7s heavy
irtsht mnst pc deivetes 81 roe por the 81
tans ~hre toods wsurs rfasut are corrrsd by ia
THOMSON HfrtaCOrE
n .sanSer ard ger ia lac PesrI a. corner VISA.
oehlplers - this express avoid the anu ,vsbcA
oi ,sarns their soods at the Custom 6ouse
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hsUKAkCEs.


III fpE AsSURAEGE.-NATIONAL LOAN FUND LIFE
~ AtsNrknCe eocisy u London Cenernl Agent ece "A
Wall street. New York Fsbrusgy lis5tCapiai S2sa0p1
snd surplts ft2TL-fhe withdrawal tato As society
affords 10 the ssurtd who take out their policies
these table, the greatest possible present. and prospective
ADVANTAGES that be conferred BY life On this
table the frel IL entitled st me 10 receive In
yest immediate advance to the exttrt Of the
amount 81 tbs paid annual rreums without security
eonal liability deposit 81 fhs policy, bat by pie
orsement tbstcon the hs premium be withheld
du ring The vhoe continuance q the policy Also in the
event 81 the asgrd % ts not requiring 70 coarus
TIE policy bRk q the annusi preiu
VII BE- returned ~ the society.
~ the last annual reported Ia Nav 1850 the
~ rseI declared to she assured e option of rturn
OF per tho,g premiums in 49, or rsyersonsry
ssiian 20 The oriur assured by esch policy varying
Sfen ~ 20 e5 ger cent.
Eraupies Il bonuses sre,dy declared. will be found IN
r1e etyB tsnphlst Sosether with s1ta Of rates. and
cher tniton sStlication 70 II Nau street, or At
.htNy msy, ~ mcderkte annual prem lm, insure for
hfe ana survives 70 reach the sse n ~ esr the full
ssr % 20 s60 viii be paid 10 Lis family or legal
representatives..
scyINn uIRrcroRs con FEBRUARY.
G. EDWARD HABICHT, Chairman.
Cenrgc Esrclsy, Henry Ludlam,
william Van Hoek, Robert .. Dillon, snd
Eache McEverv, j. kearnv Rodgers, n.
The Besra svery Wednesday, at "a wall street. for
she transaction Of buanesH.
J.LRANDEN STARR. General Agent ana
superiatendent OF the United sstss Local Board.
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PERSONAL,

vOHN HEINRICH CLAUSSEN, NATIVE OF RRE-
Germany who left this city in February, lst3
supposed for the SOUTH hereby earnestly requested to let
his whereabouts be known, il who
suanted with him should know where he is they will confer
favor by addressing either by letter otherwise to
his brother JOHN G. CLaUSsEN, l55 Washington street,
New York.
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w. BROWN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS FURNI-
-. ture No. this day, Wednesday February IL. at l0h
o'clock, at 81 BroadwayJ Brown will cell at auction
large Of superior furniture in part the stock Of
dealer relDqushing business consisting of rs French and
other sofss and 10 dozen mahogany chairs
various styles dressing bureaus wash stands extension de
ming tables rocking chairs hair centre card and
fancy tables painted chamber furniture in suits book
cases WARDROBE &c together with large Of
usefu house furnishing articles, pictures, he.
say At IL eeioei At the Merchants Exchsnge about
for spleen did building Eighteenth and Nineteenth
streets on and between Seven and Eighth Aso
lots Ton Forfeit ST. and Sixth and the valuable
property Ne S Pearl st. Maps be had 1t No Broad
street.
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lNAllfORNIA.-TRAsS Okfs1IOs ACROSS THE
~ lsthmus otPanars Zsohris on. Nelson Co. % Pa
Mans are new Prepared 20 frssht
mus or take 10 through 70 FraEe.ca saippers op
Won but esch package must be portable snd weight
and property sovered b. % are RESPONSE
taon " be paid IN NV York ror,.rIsusr- sppiv
70 e zACHRrssoSs -. 80 Wall strsst.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE

NEW YORK AND PVILADELPHlA.-NEW YORK
~ and PhiiadephiA direct-United states Nail Line
through in ~ hours via New Jersey Railroad Fare re-
suced s. and 81 so for second GLASS; Leave
New York st A. NJ from foot Of Courtandt st. and At
Phidelpha at and "a. n. and p n, from the foot Of
Vxinut street,
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CARD.-AT A MEETING OF PROTECTOR FIRE
"A Engine Company No. e. held 1T the Engine Rouse.
after the alarm Of fire sund afternoon in Rsade street.
Of Broadway, the undersigned appointed
Committee draft resolution expressing the sentiments
Of this Company in regard to tho disturbance 1t the above
bre:-
whereas The Fire Department insuled by ofcal
1aown Justice Lohrop who stationed himself the door
OF tho building from which the smakc and
Fcremsn and other officers Of the Fire Department proceed
ing said they met at the door by said
Lothror DO had taken the responsibility himself to
them and inssted by calling the se of Five Point
thieves, and then calling the police fer protection
Therefore, Resolved That the members Of this Company
.ways bore and prove bright and good character
the said Justice Lothrop.
Resolved That tn ALWAYS have. and always
perform their duties faithfully ard houorsby without the
htorferenca OF said Lohrop. or any other official.
HIkILToN SMITH,
y Jooaas sosRA', }comuis:es.
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CMiToRNfA.-A REsPkCrABLg nARarED rE-
" male, who wl,hes 70 join h. ausesns wants 20 make
trrngem,nt with sne Aarriet sss sal child
Is famiy going 70 san Frar cco the fsthmus The ad-
hAyns rsyetd wonla oot ~ - Liable 20 sea siek
ness would te wllinE 20 ~ go 70 so toward her
eNrtnscs Apply until the - h, q GLsNCY No. 10
Ilnce.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-02-12

JACOB B0GART. AUoTIoNERR-SToRE Is SPRUCE
sreets Splendid Mahogany Black Walnut, aud Painted
Furniture This day Wednesday, at 10Y O'Clock, At tho
suction room sale OF the stock Of Broadway
Of furniture removed for convenience Of SALE
marble top dressing and other bureaus marble top
tables wash stands mahogany French black walnut
wood painted and ornamented bedtead painted and
mented cottage bedroom furniture in suits chars h
marble top pier tables commodes; towel racks
This stock Of furniture all and Of first rate workman
chip and material Catalogues ready this orning-to be
had at the auction room.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-02-12

NJ HENRY, AUCiIoNEE4-PORT FoLIOs OF
v1 Splendid Ensrayings-On Wednesday evening" At Z
Seloci By p B psrsop z. his Gallery 81 Broadway will
tore Gentlemen wishing to make family portfolios will
DO well attend their collection contains and
beautiful subjects. Sale positive. Terms cash.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-02-12
CiKcus.-NEw yoek NJ aIrnEArsE 81 BowEkY.

~ james NJ June CO. Eta Wednesday ove'g
FEBRUARY IL 1851 and duriBs he week, JACK ROBINSON
AND HIS bONkEY-hnshepug. Tho APe,) Mr.. w. Colo.
Horsenanshp, by Miss slis Se,rs Franklin Rivers Run
mails and Stevens Grest eptsy Of Acrobaa
Fcats, Comic SONGS. Sc H.. w. q Donaldson 10 engaged.
end will appear a. clown Tharsssy next. Extra
formAnces Wednesdiv saturday afternoons. com
mencng st 2 o'clock .dsieson private Boxes 50
Boxes 20 oents; pit l2 Children under Years.
compsnied by their parents half price to Boxes.