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Mr.. TURNER'S Arst ballad entertainment will take
M place Monday evening" June
viii be choice and varied embracing Toys we've
tasted "fsy Boy Grave Of Napoleop "John Anderson
Jo,n sold Cbsir,u "Las OF Summer
Washngtonu slow Carr "irsh lament
would not die in spring time &C, &c.
Cards of admission 50 cent? to be had all the principal hotels
nd a n
Doors ~ o'clock at 81 O'Clock
Carrages down soufh--,ake up, heads NORTH.
For particulars, see programme
June 2o-lt ESQ. Press, Intel, RepJ
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for Rossgnol II beneath m aged oak marked and
SCARED by bullets, upon which rudey cut his initials
and the eagle OF the empire. As of the were
burying him. heard them saying among themselves
!" What devil Of fellow the commander was, and
how he used to abuse the curae Let's put them together,
and If they wont wake up better friends =, the day Of
judgment" And they tossed the body OF Damsnst down
upon that OF Rossgno X.
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FAREWELL NIGHTS or THE NEW ORLEANS OPERA
TROUPE
Monday and Tuesday being for the benefit Of
Orphan Asylum, Of this city, troupe will appear
WHITES AND BLACKS.
Doors open a ~ sk,
Cards Of admission as cents.
June
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IN Teachers' Association will meet at the
Monday next O'clock D. M The
discussion "Pbons tcsn viii be continued.
The public invited 10 attend.
q. 9, WIGHT. Secretary,
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FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS OF FAMILY
DECLINING HOUSEkEEPING.--On Monday morning. June
O'Clock, shall sell the residence of Mr. Ball, on
9th l0h sde assortment OF good
household furniture
piano. mahogany pao chairs and rocker
Mahogany tables chairs and rocker
Candelabras, mantle clock and mantle ornaments
Ingram carpets and rugs, French post beasteads
Superior feather beds, mattresses, bureaus
Washstands, uunde hedsieads chlds carriage
Window shades curtains framed pictures
crDckery and glass ware cooking and other
stoves, kitchen utensils, sc.
UNDER S25 credit of two and four
satisfactorily endos ed, bearing interest
June est DYER x MCGUIRE, Auctoneers.
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good authority that some years ago American was
arrested here for debt and thrown into prison. where his
position would have been anything but agreeable. had
not three thousand thaes been humaney subscribed for
his release by number OF kndhearted Berlin gentle
men
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Il Courier des Etnis Units, Qhe United States
IL Coue Office, 70 franklin Broadway New York
sIaper day Terms Of the Daily
49, -.
Eas Uns gives In full the trial OF H. De
which going in Belgium, and creating an
extraordinary throughout Europe.
the numbers containing be had At
the office a number.
complete report will also appear pamphlet form In the
weekly edition Of the Courier DIES EtaA Un the first number Of
which issued the 2sth of this month.
Terms of the Weekly, 80 year; single copies, cents.
discount, clubs agents, and pubis hers.
All foregoing an ad
weekly edition in their edto
will eciprocatcd or bill paid when sent
to the office of the Courier des Etas Uns
June 29--t
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4 LBION X. PARIS Will attend any business I'm
Supreme the United States that be ntsted U
his
business before Congress and the executive
deparlnents NoV ~ oAcpu
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am sorry 10 say that American gentleman. travel
ling IN Austria, has, according letter received to-day
in Berlin been arrested al Grosstoarden in Hungary,
revoulionis He passed the winter in Berlin. and
is well known 10 the Americans here. M.
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lust received 1 yIor 4 Maury's new supply Of
Rejected Addresses Waeniana Hawth0rnes House Of
Cables and scae. Letter the Solitary BY the author Of
oPccola Cuncys Opium Eater Longfciow's
Hyperion TeDnysons Poems and la Memoriami
Goehes Faust Wilhelm Meister Oliver Wendell Homes's
Poems June %
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no all whom IL may cOncern.-I have on hand very
assortment Of those fitting shirts much
ganze and
stock OF linen and
drawers, sizes, for sale Q. H. LANES genemens
furnishing store Pennsylvania avenue, between u and
9Th
All orders promptly attended to.
June 29-3tf
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by DYER ~ Mcguire, Auetioneers.
VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON THE IsLAND-on Tuesday
afternoon July i a, o'clock shall sell the premises
lot 81 No $50 fronting "a feet on street south
running 10
feet alley
Terms balance two wears Tor notes
satisfactorily secured bearing interest
DYER MCGUIRE,
June ed Auetionsers.
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By DYER q MCGUIRE, Auc

by DYER 81 MCGUIRE, Auctioneers.
PROPERTY, OPPOSITE THE OBSERVA-
"Wednesday afternoon, July ats O'Clock, we snail
e premises Nos IL and 49, No. 49, between
Z and streets, and 2ith and 25ll
Terms cash.
June 29--d Auctioneeu
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,rAIUABLE UNIMPROvED ISLAND PRoPERrY.-on Tues
day afternoon, July O'Clock, the premises shall
10, and 49, in No 266 situated 18th
reet west between south, each having front
10 feet, a running back a alley.
Also, lots Nos. 3, 4, ard s. in the same square
third the balance IN one and two years. for
DYER 4 MCGUIRE,
June ed Auctioneers
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MAR YLAND.

$3.50 From Baltimore, by Rossvle, Magnolia, Perrymans-
vihe, Halls Cross-Roads Havre de Grace, Perry
vile, Prucipa Furnace, CharIestowD, Northeast.
Ekton, Newark, Del, Chrisliano, Staunon, New
port, Wilmington, Naaman's Creek, Marcus Hook,
Pa, Chester, and Lepersvile to Philadelphia, 81
miles and back, daily and daily except Sunday.
Leave Baltimore daily except Sunday at and
daily at 81 PM;
Arrive at Philadelphia same days by and by 81
Leave PhiadeT hia daily except Sunday at 8! m and
daily at l01 pm;
Arrive at Baltimore days by p m aHd by 81 a
next days.
1851 From Baltimore, by Saint Denniss Elk Ridge Land
ing, Annapolis Junction, Savage Laurel Factory,
Betsvie and Badensburg to w ashington ID. c.
40 miles and back, twice daily.
Leave Baltimore daily at SIP and m;
Arrive at Washington same days by and by s
am;
Leave Washington daily at a and at 5 pm;
Arrive at Baltimore same days by 8 m and by,7 m.
1853 From EIcoles Mills Caksvie miles and back
three times week
Leave Ellcott's Mills every Monday, Wednesday, and
Friday at 10 m;
Arrive at GAINESVILLE same days by IL m
Leave Clarksville every Monday, "Wednesday, and Fri
day at \ am;
Arrive Mt Eicotts Mills same days by
1852 From Baltimore, by Relay House, Leicester Mills, Ell
licott's Mills, Eysvlle, Woodstock, Marriott svle,
Sykesvie, Hoods Mills, Woodbins, Mount Airy,
Monrova, Evansville, Monocacy Bridge, hdanstown
Point of Rocks, Barry, Weverton Harper's Ferry,
Va, Dufhed's, kerneysville, Van CIevesviIle, Mar
tinsburg, Sir Johns Run North Mountain, Sleepy
Creek Bridge, Alpine Depot, Hancock, Md, Cnca
pom Depot Orleans Pawpaw, Va, Cacaponsvlle,
Forks Of Pctcmac, Gfeenspring Run, Oldtown, Nd,
and Paierson's Depot, Va, to Cumberland, Md, l79
miles and back twice daily, with daily branch from
Monccacy Bidge to Frederick, 3 miles and back to
be run in due connection. l,N rt
Leave Baltimore daily at m and pm;
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1t CumaerlaDd same days by p and m next
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Spring, and Park Head, to Hancock, SO miles ant
back, daily, and thence four times day to railroad.
Leave Frederick daily after arrival of the mail from Bal
timore, say at ~
Arrive at Hancock next day by loam;
Leave Hancock daily after arrival of Cumberland mall
say at ii m;
Arrive at Hagerstown same days by SPIN;
Leave Hsgerstown daily at a m
Arrive at Frederick days in time to connect with
Baltimore mill say at 10 m.
99l3 From Davss Depot, by Buckeystown to Greenfield
Mills, miles and back, three times a week.
Leave Davis's Depot every Tuesday, Thursday, and
Saturday at pms
Arrive at Greenfield Mills same day by 2 pm:
Leave Greenfield Mills every Tuesday, Thursday, and
Saturday at q M;
Arrive at Davss Depot same day by p m.
994 From Middletown Wolfsville, 10 miles and back
once a week.
Leave Middletown every Saturday at p m;
Arrive at Wofsvle day by 6 pm;
Leave WofsvIe every Saturday at 8 am;
Arrive at Mlddletown same day by II m.
99l5 From Weverton, by Petersvie and Bukesvile to
Rohrersvl'e, and return by Brownsville TO Weverton
II miles, Elk times week
Leave Weyeron daily, except Sunday, 2pm,
Arrive at Rohrersvlle same days by D m
Leave Rohrersvle daily, except Sunday, at45pm;
Arrive al Weverton same days by 9 m.
99l6 From Hagersown, by Chewsvle, Cavetown Smiths
burg, Sabiisvle, and Mechancstown, to Grace
ham, 25 miles and back, twice a week
Leave Hagerstown every Monday and Friday at 7 a m
Arrive at Graceham same days by pm;
Leave Graceham every Tuesday and Saturday at m
Arrive at Haserstown same days by . p m.
9917 From Hagerown, by Lappons Cross Roads, to Ba-
kersviIc 9 miles and back, once week
Leave Hagerstown every Friday at Sam;
Arrive at Bakersville same day by ii m;
Leave Bakersville every Friday at pm;
Arrive at Hagerslown same day by IN.
99ls From WIiamsport to Hagerstown G miles and back
six times week.
Leave Wlliumsport daily except Sunday at a m
Arrive at Hagerstown same days by pm;
Leave HaGerstown daily except Sunday at nj
Arrive at Wllliamspor same days at m.
1920 From Cumberland by Frostburg Shade Mill Grans-
vile, Keyser's Ridge, Addison, Pa, Somerfeld
Pennington, Fayetle Springs, Uniontown, Searights
Brownsville, West Brownsville, East Bethlehem
Bealsville, Hlsboro, and Strabane, to Washington
80 miles and back daily.
Leave Cumberland daily at pm,
Arrive at Washington next day by pm;
Leave Washington daily at pm;
Arrive at Cumberland next day by am.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-03-27
CITY ITEMS.

| CONVENTION IN WoRcEsTER--In conse-
quence Of de refusal of the Hunker Government
Of the city of Boston to grant the use of Faneuil
Hall to the Friends of Freedom, for the purpose of
holding meeting to discuss the Fugitive Slave Law,
it has been determined TO hold the Meeting in this
city. on Tuesday, April sth.
When the right Of free discussion in old Massa-
chusetts shameully violated as it is in this in
stance, does it not become every honest man to in
guire if the time has not arrived, when the seat of
Government should be removed from place, whence
the spirit of the odcn time has departed, to an at
mosphere less foul with the masma Of political cor
rupion.
LYcEUM Lee last lecture of the
Course will be delivered this evening by Rev. Henry
Ward Beecher, Of Brooklyn, n. "a man who,
iu all the attributes Of real greatness, has hardly an
inferior in the nation. We have long looked upon
Mr. Beecher one Of the ''prophets' of the ''good
time coming," and the assurances that we have
through the press, of the high appreciation of the
public for the Rev. gentlemans discourses, is to us
one of the best indications Of the progress the peo-
pie. OF course there will be crowded house for
few would wish to loose opportunity of gathering
wisdom from one so capable Of impartng it.
THE New ORLEANS ETHIOPIAN OPERA
Troupe gave a concert last evening at Brnley
Hail. which is acknowledged by all our musical
connosseurs to be superior to anything of the kind
ever performed in this city. If this band of skillfal
performers has been identified in the mind of any
one with some Of the coarse exhibitions ofngger buff
foonery which have been palmed off upon the pub
lie as Ethiopian concerts, they should have been
present last evening at Brinley Hail. and noticed the
difference between Z" concert as is concert !" and
one that Is not There good attendance, not
withstandng the attractions at the new Church, and
at the City Hall, from which, we infer that tonight
and Tomorrow night old Brinley will be filed to its
utmost capacity.
CONCERT LAST EyENISe.--The Hutchinson broth.
ers had full house at the City Hall last evening, and
their performances greeted by frequent bursts Of
well deserved applause. They have added some new
songs to their programme, and we glad see that
they still maintain their former popularity. i'ss"
Worcester daily spy., 1851-03-27
A Hnrbinger of snrtng.

We were forcibly reminded yesterday of the ad-
vent of the Spring time of the year. by the presence
upon our table of fresh shad, of fine proportions
and exceeding fatness. The briiancy of his eyes
and the sodity of his flesh, told in language more
expressive than words that he had "just come,'
from the sparkling waters of the old Connecticut TO
remind US of the flight of Time, the progress Of the
Seasons, and finally to fulfil bis destiny by making
a hungry editor a dinner. Although it is a well
known fact in Natural History, that Shad do not
swim sngly, but in schools, we cannot forbear re-
mindng our readers, lest they should forget, that
quite number more of the same sort, can be found
at the well known fish market, now kept by Mr. J.
Richardson, in the basement of No. Is, Front ST.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-03-27
Real Estate.

% THE subscriber offers for sale the following par
aa GELS OF Real Estate, situated FoAs Fl ctory in
Worcester, and near the Medical College.
The Homestead Of the subscriber consisting of about an
acre and with Cottage House containing rooms
kitchen, &C.
Inc land aforesaid lies upon Vernon and Ward streets
havg front of l40 feet the first l47 feet on the
econ street, and is uder high cultivation garden be-
ing stocked with Strawberries, Currents, Raspberries
Grapes, and large number Of choice Fruit trees The
Whoe estate mas been fitted up for the subscribers own
use There is also small upon the premises on
Ward street. which rents for s 1870 per annum
Also, tenement on Pend street.
Asu house lot Pond street so by 50 feet PAYMENT
may be made easy for the purchasers
For further particulars inquire ofEMoRY WAsHBURN
ESD, or the sui scriber.
mar27-dwtf ENOCU Fl Acc
Worcester daily spy., 1851-03-27
Dedication of tIae Second Congre gaticnaI


The services on the occasion of the dedication o
Rev Mr.. Hil's Church, in this City, took place yes
terday afternoon, commencing at two O'Clock, The
weather was unusually propitious, and very grea
concourse of persons-many from Il dhstance--wa
attracted to the spot.
The exercises consisted Of voluntary on the or
gan -Chant-Inttoductory Prayer, by Rev. Mr.. vii
son, of Grafton; reading of the scriptures by Rev
Mr. Davis of Watertown; singing of hymn, com
posed by Rev. Mr.. Sears, Of Wayland; Dedcatory
prayer, by Rev. Mr.. Hale, of this city; Anthem
Sermon by the Pastor, Rev. Mr. Hill; Concluding
Prayer, by Rev Mr.. Clarke, of Uxbridge; singing
of hymn, composed BY Rev. Mr.. Pierpont, of Med
ford; Benediction, by Rev. Mr.. Perpont.
All these exercises were conducted in most IN
teresting manner, and appeared to give the highest
satisfaction to the immense congregation assembled,
The dedicatory prayer, by Rev. Mr.. Hale, was a
model performance, heart offering such as we like
to listen to, and inaudbly engage in, on such an oc
casion. The sermon, also, was one entirely be6t-
ting the circumstances under which it was delivered.
1t able sound, catholic in its sentiments and de-
llvered in an eloquent and effective manner. We
should be glad to have it published and extensively
circulated and read and we that its utter
ance would not fall lifeless upon the mind of the
reader. Some portions Of it, we may remark, were
exceedingly touching, causing many warm tear to
moisten the listeners cheek
The musical part of the sclemnities were conduct
ed with great skill by numerous choir, under the
direction of that admired vocalist, Mr. Stocking -
If we may particularise, the solo performance, by
the latter, was one of the best executed and most
inspiring. in the department of ordinary church mu-
sic, that we ever listened to.
Altogether, the services Of the afternoon were re-
markably appropriate and interesting and, we doubt
not, gave the highest satisfaction to all who were
present The edifce which now takes the place of
that which fell prey to the devouring clement, is
of great taste, beauty, and commodousness, and
of the finest ornaments, in .he way of eccle-
siastcal architecture to be met with in our State 1t
is built, in a substantial manner, of brick the exte-
rior surface being covered with durable cement or
plaster colored SO as to resemble granite. The front
consists of range of elegant columns, supporting
portico, which is surmounted by lofty spire Of
graceful proportions The interior of the house is
beautiful in design, and has most pleasing effect
The pews, Of which there are about one hundred
and sixty or seventy, including the galleries, are
neatly and uniformly upholstered and carpeted, the
pulpit rich and chaste, and the walls are frescoed in
modest and neat style.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-03-27

New BEDToRD.-A town meeting has been
called in New Bedford, for the purpose indicated in
the following CALL
"To see if the citizens will instruct our Repre-
sentatlves in the Legislature, to use their influence
to procure the passage of an act the present session.
which shall secure the trial byiury, to any persons
In this Commonwealth, who may be claimed as fu-
gtive slavcs-to prohibit the jas in the State from
being used to imprison any of its citizens, who may
be charged with offending against the provisions Of
the [So called) Fugitive Slave Law, and TO demand
ats immediate and unconditional repeal, and to
consult upon the public good'
Worcester daily spy., 1851-03-27
Executor's SAFE of Real Fstate

NJ Friday, the 2sth day Of March, at O'Clock r. NJ on
~ the premises, will be sold Public Auction the eri
Estate on the corner Of fremont and Mechanic streets he
longing othe Estate Of Amos Brown, deceased The ct
contains 3059 feet Of Land, and large double Dwelling
House, convenient for tenemente containing elgf TEEN
well finished rooms Alao, good Barn. 80 by IS feet with
Cellar under the same The Frame when put up WINS p-
tended or House, and be finished INF four tenements
which in that part Of the City will always rent and com
mand good price. Terms OF sale liberal.
~ For further particulars inquire Of CALVIN FOs-
mar26-d3 T. w. BANCROFT, Auct.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-03-27
Farm for Sale

HE subc iber offers for sale his Farm situate in de
4 NOrhwe.ieriy part of Holden the East road al.
acres Of excellent land suit bly, divided nto moving m
turaSc and tiilage with excellent Orchard
varlors kinds OF fruit Also, the bes Gardens In te
ounty Of Worcester. On the premises there is absut IS
acres OF excellent Woodland The said Farm is well wa
tered, and good and convenient buillings thereon.
The above offers chance any one desous of n
pleasant location. considerable part cf the pufchase
money may lie with good security, 1gi be exchanc ed
for Real Estate in Worcester
Also, -four teremens be lei For further particulars
inquire OF the subscriber the above named premises
Holden, March "A, ls5 DAVID PARhIF N,rFp
mar26 dltw2t% N'.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-03-27
PRINTING INKS,
House and Lot for, Sole at Lno1;ono

ON Wednesday, April 3D. at 10 o'clock A. NJ win be so,d
~ AZ ruolic Auction on the premises House and LOT
from Mlbury to Ward st) This Lot contains about 5s5o
OF good land and pleasantly situated, commanding ben
uiul view OF the CITY, The sale will be peremporv as Tho
very liberal. ~ VI sure
Pr Frr iurthe particulars Inquire Of GEO w. STOW
ELL, or Of the subscriber ''-
mar2G-dA2 r. w pANCpoEr -.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-03-27

I'VE would call the attention Of readers the adver.
tisemen of this unsurpassed curative for colds coughs in
Auenza, asthma, &c. Wehave never, in all experience
used any remedy for these affections that will compare
with this candy which possesses all the medicinal virtues
OF cod liver oil and is at the lime most agreeable
article ofconectionery The oil has been limited in its
owing to its ueraby bad taste and dsagreeable odor
From personal experience, recommend Bliss Ccd
Liver Oh Candy but caution our readers against
numerous counerfes Inquire for Blisss Candy and re-
ceive other.
~ Prepared by B. X. BLISS sole proprietor Springfield
Price 25 cts package. For sale by d. SCOTT JR Il CO.
general agents Tor Worcester. mar27-dwlw
Worcester daily spy., 1851-03-27
. scn-faring men viii find thcmse1ve

specially benefited by purchasing and using Boge's cee-
brated Amole Vegetable Shaving Compound invented
and sold by him at 277 Washington street Boston pos.
sesses all the properties they could desire is portable
easily and speedily used,ake with hot cold water
promotes the greatest facility in shaving, and above ALL
arts to the skin strength and smoohness that changes
OF temperaure and exposure cannot affect No yoyager
should leave the shore unsuppled.
~ Sold in Worcester by ID. Scott, Jr. g. Co. T.. T. La
zell, and NJ B. Green. mar27- 7-deodlwwlt
Worcester daily spy., 1851-03-27
House Lots at Priva+a Sole

nNE House Lot on the corner of Prospect mud uoro,
- streets 90 by 10 feet with good Barn 80 by 49, Iots
no 2l Sl as b2 and 6s PLEASANTLY located on The heig
ei land opposite Joseph pratrs, on Grafton street snJ
streets running South Aso 20 lots on the North Side "f
Grafton street, opposite the above. w VI
Of the city will be sold favorable term, by calling on
the subscriber. - s upon
mar2t-dtf II w uA Ncporr
Worcester daily spy., 1851-03-27

MKS. s. GOODWIN, experienced and success
i Midwife (as hundred and can testify during
the past year, l6500 holds herself in readiness day and
night to attend to the duties of her profession Thankful
ior past iayors share of patronage is solicited which
man. word to the wise is sufficient Residence No 6
Austin street. I3mosl Worcester, Jan. ID, 1851.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-03-27

HORACE MANN's SPEEcH.-Measures should
be taken, Immediately, to place this speech in every
family in the State lis discussion of the Fugitive
Slave Law is most able and satisfactory, Its length
prevents our publishing it, but it may be had at the
Commonwealth office, in Boston, at two cents a
copy.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-03-27

DEATH OF AN Ex-JUDGE The Hon. Samuel
Green, formerly Judge Of the Supreme Court of N.
Hampshire, (until his age ruled him consttulionay
off the bench) and for the last twelve or fifteen years
a clerk in the Treasury Department, died in Wash
ington on Saturday.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-03-27
JUVENILE SINGING SCE0nT..

fENHE next term of MR. Il. s. NASON'S Juvenile Srg-
i ing School will commence on WEDNESDAY Az
TERNooN, April I'd, at O'Clock, at 40. 3 Warren
Hail.
Thorough instruction will be given in the elements of
husc and in the cultivation and training of the voice
The ADVANCED CLASS for YOUNG LADIES will
co onulence on the same afternoon at o'clock.
Tuition 81 LOO. marco d6t
Worcester daily spy., 1851-03-27
NEW SIC ROOM.
FTr, A. WHITING

TEACHER OF VOCAL d INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC
NNOULD inform those who are interested in The same
w that he has taken room, No. Hauins ton Block
(up saira where he will be happy TO give Instructions on
voice and singing.
Mr. w. feels confident from havn. lad years experi-
ence, at b. close applca on to those who may secure
his services he will give entire satisfaction The best
reference given. fner2e-dSn
Worcester daily spy., 1851-03-27

DIR. II. BUXTON, PULMONIST. - OFFICE
ana RESIDENCE, No. % corner of Mechanic and Carl
on-sts-Where his services be promptly obtained Al
any hour, by day hight when not prevented y prevjou
Professional Duties - F'
AusOulla'loh anu AoVlce, Free dlf-dec25
Worcester daily spy., 1851-03-27
Notice.

'E'HE Semi Annual Meeting of the Worcester Acricnlu
raj Society for the choice of Officers ard trausaction
OF such other business as may prop rly bcor it, will
be held ut the Brick Court House in Worcester e l7h
Of April next at ii a. NJ.
Members notified that proposition TO aler thu Rv
Laws will be submitted to them
mara6-dtAl7 WIN. S. LINCOLN, Rec'r sec'y