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The New York herald., 1851-08-19

The following horses are entered;wam Fonner enters
II. Garter enters Maid Queen Woodruff cutters
Masns: Gissa asal %.
Wheesn enters shaekelbaeh stages win be in readi
Course, from Il to 2OeIoes: fare ssos Is cent.
DED HOUSE PLEASURE GROUNDs-lRorTING.-A
the & S ar$ e S s s hss sS%' sss. S op three
sEsPankeT il, Dosy enters Blk sis Walter:
SPoRTsxEN, ATTEND-"CoME SPORTSMAN. CONE,
nss ana witness iSS the Grand Pigeon shooting
between crack spatsmen of New York and New Jer
si prime ofisr EDWARD SI' coiSs 81 hi
HORSES, CARRIAGES, sc.
HORSE, cHAIsE. AND HARNESS, FOR sALE.-A
years Snasr sa
soI @ o rs & ne. me property Of hpmster
W. J. STEWART la South street.
A HANDSOME ESTABLISHMENT FOR SALE, CON
Sg sosrs fSS sa @ aqps high
three mon.hs and set of new harness; aso handsome
%, Third street
EoR sALE-A YOUNG HORSE, THOROUGHLY BRO
len the saddle, and stylish driver, perfectly sound.
sa I %ss made bH lawrence together With
make The Tss and
can be seen at Miles livery stable, Lafayette place
EoR sALE-A HORSE TOP WAGON, AND HAR:
compete.Tbe Horse is eight old sound and
IL & YORK. For s ana nGs
H. Brownen, Livery stsLie Canal street, near Broadway
Lowest piioe 5000
DAIR OF PONIEs-FOR SALE. THE MOST HAND
pair Of Canadian Ponies in the city fast , and
stysh and warranted perfectly sound and gentle Wii
be sold low the is going to Europe Apply az "a
New street, near Beaver street.
EoR sALE-A SHIFTING TOP LIGHT WAGON-NEW
style, Of the ndsomest of the kind running
has been used bnt twice Can be at Mr. WM FLAN'
DRAWS, l3S Elizabeth street.
ADY SUFFOLK FOR SALE-TIIIs CELEBRATED
II trottng being at Ro hester, in this State,
and in fine condition, is offered at private SALE Persons de-
string to purchase. requested to call i'm mmedatey
CAROLINE BRYAN.
WAETED-FOR THE USE OF YOUNG LADY IN
delicate heslth the handsomest saddle horse in the
United States he must he young perfectly sound stylish
action, Of gait must either canter rack
trot. Color object providing he possesses the
qualiheat ANY person possessing such a horse and
vii hing TO dispose of him, will find cash customer by ad
dressing D. c. Purify, New York Post Office stating whore
be can be B.-A good and sufficient warranty will
be required.
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Et(D CELls

COoPfR's HOTEL LONG BRANCH, NEW JERSEY -
~ The patrons this public and are in
oeive boarder there being for fty
No effort will be spared TO make ala comfortable who favor
him with call. SAMUEL COOPER, Proprietor.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, $, Sc.

Ia oksE CHAIsE. AND HARNESS, FOR sALE-A
last pacing Canadian pony nearly black
years old sound and hind in all under the
dlei obsise and harness the property
going to sea. Price, $500. Apply TO
w. J. STEWART. l57 South street
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INSTRUCTION.

SCHOOL FOR ENGINEERS, $50 HOUSTON STREET NJ
Y-hr Victor Beaumont Civil Engineer graduate from
"GEcoie Centraie des Arts ct Manufactured Paris viii
open on the hrst OF september neH Of
IN the French and Engh languages In all the branches
theoretical and practical connected with Civil
Ror details and references apply at the School.
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HENDERsoN's INTELLIGENCE OFFICES. 7.AND n

tlENDERS0NS INTELLIGENCE OFFICES 73AND n
NeFeau rtreet-However reluctant w. VI. IL
ns his business in the feels
In Justice to the public himself consequence
s in the same TO lead the public
established Offices which has OF deoeivag
few OF his subscribers giving them trou 6ie
wishes TO assure his sueserbers and the pable
he s carries on his busnes At the old Aad will
90 So having long lease Of the premises and that will be
bis TO conduct IL in the
FORE which has the Of plas IL In ia hsh poe-
ton, and securing its
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M ORTGAGEES SALE OF FURNITURE, PIANO.
VI rtes segars, Horses, and Carts, &c.-To-morrow,
Wednesday at 10 o'clock IS street. near
viz large assortnent Of psrior dining
Furniture Carpets &c. which have been little
well worthy of the attention of hoasekeeper also
Havan of favorite brands also
Horses Carts Harness. &c. Catalogues Of the
whole 0 n the morning of sale.
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CHI1DREN.-A CATHOLIC LADY, or REsPECrA-
~ by having lately by the demise OF her husband been
left vh three small children, and being mpeed through
peeunsry embarramen attend herself TO their educa
on desirous TO procure tire four small boys from
the OF respectable
sociate with her shdren, and with them paake
the advantages Of home and Of pious education.
most sassis tory references given The location h Of
the most pleasant and healthy about hours ride from
city by railroad. For further particulars, address Chill
dren. fpost ptidD which will be attended to.
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OCEAN HOUSE, SHREWsBURY.-THIS WELL
" known end popular establishment is open the
reception Of ysitsrs where boaIdsr
customers and pleasure parties will be TO ind the
OF The house present full that
visitele viii not meet with disappointment
WM. A. MATHEWS.
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A NEW N0VFL.-N0W kEADY-RALPH RUTHER
IA frd Nautical Tale. by Sir Admiral Fisher autho
ef the Petrol, SC. Price % oents.
II LONG BROrrER, f3 nm s..s.t
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MISC Ey1IsAw scspVIN

<NNNN~<O~NN~"
nOORS! pOORe DOORS!-N. T.. KIMBALL, NO. 81
- Beel man street. has hand make, order the
best kiln dried be found ia the country-a prices
frm 81 20 TO SIS Also Sasb and blinds for sale cheap
Purchasers invited call, If they would buy
article cheap.
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CAsH ADvANCEs, FROM 500 TO $4,000. ON CON-
" sgnment and storage of merchandise generally dia-
monds gold and silver goots personal
property, goods in Custom House for sale &C. Spanish,
French. English and Portuguese spoken translated and
eorresponded ell most pie isng terms Apply At No. IS
Nassau street, front Office HOWES l. BkAMHILL
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pAiNTING.- TIE u UNDERSIGNED WILL DE HAPPY
to receive jobs from gentlemen wishing their ctyor
country dwellings painted ia good and st
able will ind The undersigned good He
can refer to several gentlemen hose dwellings he paint
ed. WILLIAM TYRELL, 81 koosevelt stfsst.
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A LADY IL DEsIRoUs OF ATTENDING FEW
IA oRtses In schools private families TO instinct in
French German piano and singing Best reference given
Address :" 1hstruStrese," Herald Office.
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a cNaintcd With iia language having prees
IN 81 The hrst institutions Of Paris and capable Of
acile @rman, drawing. aud the piano ore, s dssrjus
Of emplcym, ~ Reicrehces pnsSeeptonsble Addrtss J.
r., at this omoe.
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A HANDSOME ESTABLISHMENT FOR SALE, CON
IA sistng of sorrel horse four years old % hands high
sound gentle shifting top fosboard wagon been rur
three months) and set of harness. also, handsome
seated suky. Price, for the whole $40. Apply
q, Third street.
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IMPORTANT TO NATURALIsrS.-THE WHOLE OF
the exclusive and valuable collection Of rare and curious
Derby deceased will be Immediately offered in lots for sale
by private treaty Full catalogues in Of
may ,. obtained on application 70 Thompson
will be sold BY auction the premises early October
without least and due notice Of the precise
Of SALE and other particulars will be given poe
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A YOUNG LADY TEACHING MUSIC, SINGING AND
IA French, would wieh few more pupils Having bsen
educated In France she feels fully 10 teach that
language Terms moderate. Address Harmony. Herald
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INHE ADVERTISER, WHO CAN COMMAND FROM
Slu0to $1,000 wishes to enter in lucrative busi
ness with single lady with like means as partner Any
eonnupicetion addressed TO c. H. A. at this ofoe viii
meet with immediate attention.
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nAGUERREOTYPE ROOMS TO LET-HAvING
- splendid sky Also furniture for sale;
esIta required small For person wishing TO ensag, in
the business this offers great The
prietors being about to leave town will sell
For particulars enquire at I'll Bleecker street. Daguerreo
Roo
The New York herald., 1851-07-15

and Mr. Sumner could not be relied upon to
move out OF town, even for the amiable purpose
Of accommodating Mr.. Winthrop The lat
ter gentleman's speech at the city dinner
is considered broad hint tina. he expects TO have
something. lie is ex-everything, and doesn't relish
being down to the tailend of the political alphabet.
He wishes to be kept before the peo pie, if he shall
not be selected to reign over them. The chance
that the coalition will quarrel on the slavery ques-
tior is SO much reckoned upon by the wings, that
whig nomination is considered to be about the same
thing election. They have great faith in the
old saying, societies est mater discUdidrum; which,
being interpreted, sgnifeth coalition breeds rows.
They might have just such ,ate Of things as they
expect, had they the skill to sort and play the
cards dealt them by fortune. But whoever heard
Of wings that had sense enough to do anything as
1t should be done :! All that is done by them here
tends to the consolidation of the very political organ
zation, the existence Of which is utterly incompat
bic with the temperance Of the Massachusetts,
wings as an administrative ruling party.
The town was electrified yesterday afternoon by
teegraphic despatch. announcing the resignation
by Mr.. Webster Of the Secretaryship of State. AL
though his retirement has been more than spoken
In short time the contradiction came in, and the
matter is now pretty nigh forgotten.
The story that the Attorney Generalship was
offered to Mr.. Lord, the bunker lawyer of Salem, is
now declared to be without the least foundation
Mr. Clifford is to remain in the Office, according to
certain persons who ought to know, which will take
him out of the list Of candidates for the whig nou
nation for Governor. Mr.. Lord has been chosen q
member of the democratic State Convention. where
he will have an opportunity of coming the snow to
apply" dodge. ALTOONA.
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All was got up under the direction Of Mr. John
Smith, the gentem snly acting ste ward Of this es-
tabli.bment and formerly Of Rathbuns Hotel in
New York. Seventy two gentlemen sat down,
composed Of our principal English merchants, the
chair being occupied by Capt. Boyd, Of the yacht
Wanderer, a large merchant from Sidney, but for.
merly from London; the vice was Mr.. Cross Of the
firm q Cross, Hobson & Co, large English impor-
tiers. with Mr.. Aiken, ii. NJ. Consul, and many
others Of less note. Enclosed you will find list
Of the regular toasts; but by this time | presume
yeu will be heartily tired Of my taking up much
Of your valuable time, 90 will only say that the
dinner psed OF with the greatest toat, and SO, for
the present, we will conclude With the toasts:-
Music-(when sitting down to dinner)-' Roast beef
cf Old England
After dinner, the following toasts we're resd
The Queen.-sGod save the Queen
The President q the United states-"Hsi Columbia
Prince Albert, the Prince of Wales, and the rest OF
the Royal Family Rule Britannia"
Her Msiesty' Ministers The Bonny English Rose
March from Donna del Lago," Home. Sweet Home
Geo. Aiken, Esq, NJ. Consul-"rhere's good time
coming. boys
b boyd Esa President The Campbells a-@ com
ing sIife on the wave"
The Army aud Navy Twas in Trafalgar bay
The E-iiish Grtnsder
The Mercantile Msrine-"The Sea, the Sea = m
California -Th. land we live in tn. star s. 1sled
Pannern
G. topies W. y.
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about % o'slock the company began to assemble,
and more beautiful collection of ladies il was
never my fortune to meet anywhere. Let Us look
into the ball room. Who are those two ladies'
talking togeherl Ah. they are Mrs fIawley and
Mrs. Hayes, two New York ladies, and both newly
married; and that lady in virgin white, now talk
ing to them, is Ms Reddington, from Brooklyn,
young and beautiful bride, in her bridal dress;
There were. also, Mrs Blair, from Canada, anf
her pretty little daughter, just budding into wo,
manhood; Mrs Davis, from Boston, in beautiful
pink dress, and one of the fairest flowers in the
room; Mesdames Balls, Omiara, Greene, Smiley,
Parkman, Brewster, and others, besides the beaat-
full Mesdames Graham, Whiting, Webster, rhomp,,
son, and numerous ladies from Sacramento and
Stockton, with whose ma mes am unacquainted In
all there were one hundred and ten ladies' pre-
sent, besides some two huadred gentlemen and
amongst the most conspicuous were our res
pected Governor, Col McDougal, His Honor
Mayor Brenham, Col. r. N w ood, Capt. Howard,
Col. ]. d. Stevenson, F. Argent, Major and
DR.. Smith, DIR. Abbot, u. s A, ]. B'uxorne
and others too numerous to mention. At half o ast
IL o'clock, the company sat down to supper; and
such supper. Only to think of boned tur keys and
oyster sauce, chickens, ducks, lobster salad, &c.
in this barren and wild country After the supper
and the usual quantity Of champagne, the compa-
ny again repaired to the ball room. when the dano
ing was continued till daylight did appear, under
the foor management of the gay an 1 chivalrous
DIR. HYATT and most faithfully did he perform the
duties Of his Office, as the gallant gents and gay
ladies will testify. Enclosed you have q copy of
the invitation to the BALI
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whole, for those who wish comfort in q high de-
gree, sweet country air, and agree able society all
will meet their expectations at Comstock House :"
Among many persons now in the house, may be
mentioned =
Hon d s. Dickinson and DR.. Kissam and family l..
family, New York, Island
LIE Chevslier Hulsemarn Mrs Mack and family New
Austrian Munster. York,
Mr. Watson and family, J. Butterfeld and lady,
Florida, Washington,
Mr. W 9. Johnson and IA Col Jameson Attorney
mily. New York. General. Toronto.
Mr. Nc Rec Swift and fami- Thos. A. Emmst, N York,
ly. New York, j. T. simpson, Mississippi,
j. Dapforth and family, J. Wisner New York,
Mass. Mr. Wright, New York
Captain Altn and family, J. r Rochester, Rochester
New York, Mr. Pstten, New York.
apt MoDson, N. York, Mr. Agnew, New York
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The Watering Places.
OUR FASHIONABLE CORRESPONDENCE
Avox " Y Inlv a l.

Avon, y. n, July y, 1911.
SsfuafiOr-S Surro~nfing .SccsTy-SfrgrgeS.
Many watering places have met with warm com
mendaton in your columns, and have been sur
rrised not to find among the number the "Avon
Springs" Having been enjoying the comforts and
Injuries Of Comstock Iouse" for three wseks, |
think il should no longer be slghted, deserving, az
il is, Of 80 much praise Mr.. Comstock, the kind
and attentive host, leaves nothing undone to pro-
mote the enjoy yment Of his guests his house Is ad-
mirabIy kept in every way, aud cannot be too high
ly praised-attentive and active servants, ine
table, and the greatest order and propriety. The
situation is high and airy, one side overlooking
the pretty village OF Avon; on the other, the lovely
Cenesee valley IL spread out before the eye culti
waited fields bending in rich Insurance, aud almost
ready for the reapers work; groves, villages, with
their church spires glitterng in the sunlight, lnd
the solitary cottage with that ndescribable air of
hc cne.corniort which speaks 10 every heart All
tbis forming n beauteous landscape, may be seen
In perfection- od's glorious gifts and mans per-
s.vering industry, in one lovely coup dUu iie.
sides logelipess without within may be seen swee.
faces and graceful forms" COmstOck llOuse
boostipa of bellies of rare attraction, both from toe
North ard South. Nor are smusements wanting !;
the bowling alleys are fine, and daily attract tns
ladies. Besides there are numerous wtlks ana
drives Of peculiar besuty-oBe, To the bandsome
town Of Geneseo, ten miles On, cannot be surpasse l.
The waters and baths, also, deserve high eommen-
dation-the former said 10 be nearly equal 10
the White sulphur, of Virgins the latter are not
only beneficial to invslids, but Q luxury. On tas
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The Odd EsllaHa.
GoLDES rule OrrscE. .
Mondsy Morning, July 10, 1851. (

JAMES q. BENNETT, ESQ.s-
DEAR SIR ALLOW me to correct q mistake Of
your reporter, in stating ths, tnj colored cler-
ryman arrested for stealing, bad a certificate ofO I'D
Fellowship. There color ed members con-
neeted with the Independent Orier Of Odd Fello ~
in the United states. The "llsnchester Unity"
some years ago, granted q d,spenss stion to negro
applicants from the nited States, after the request
this clergyman ia not one of this body. lie holds
simply certificate Of M mbership as one Of tho
'.Coored Masens," an o, gani isation deemed spuri-
ous on all cid ~. The ~ iscples Of our order are
eumlshensre enough to include even the coorej
population bat have not deemed II expedient to
initiate them at present,
Respectsully. your sbedient servant,
- 7, CLARky, I'D. ofGelten Ruls.
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Sabbath Evening.
BY GEORGE D. PRENTICE.

BY 'hoN'E d fNENii'h
IT'S holy time. The evening shade
Steals with soft control
Der nature, as a thought Of heaven
Steals DER the human soul;
And every ray from yonder blue,
Seem to bring down to human woes,
From heaven. a message of renose.
Der yon tall rock the solemn trees,
A shadow group incline,
Like gentle nuns in sorrow bowed
Around their holy shline;
And DER them now the night winds blow,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-08-28

EY- This is the season Of the year 10 remind our
reaners OF Mrs. kidder's Dysentery Cordial. Those
who have tested the efficacy of this article for bowel
complaints, regard it as indispensable family medi-
cine. For our own part, though NOT much in favor Of
dosing without the advice Of physician, we don't con.
slider our bedroom furniture quite complete without
bottle Of the Dysentery Cordial Boston Tyanscript
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-08-28
Front Street Store Lots

HE valuable lot of land the South side of Front
North of the Salem street Church, extending Front
street about lao feet and bounding East Tumbul ST.,
and Vest on Salem street, is now offered for sale in lots
suit purchasers Its average depth is over 70 feet.
The lots will be sold on such terms render them a
profitable purchase either for those wishing build stores
for their to let.
mar25-dtf FRANCIS H D EWEY els Main ST
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For Sale or Rent

New House on Pleasant street, Col Abbott's, con
IN venent for three families If applied for will be
sold, with bout 10000 feet of land. Also the Cutting
House in New Worcester, with abon three of land
now occupied by Pulaski Bacon. Also a small Farm OF
about 20 acres with unfinished house upon it, about
mile west of said CUT ng estae the Jones Farm
Terms very liberal p. G. BACON,
mar6-dtf No Central Exchange.
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A Rare Chance.

TOR Boot Maker Purchase a large House Ban
Worship and small dwelling house, situated in North
Oxford, the large house T. Denny, four Thousand
dollars more few years since. There and
thirty rods of land Many ornamental and her trees. The
whole estate will be sold for $1,000 if app led Tor
Also The desirable house lot in Worces contain
ing about 49, 900 feet of land known the Howe lot sit
uated South Of William T. Merriields dwelling hou e.
iune4-dtf Enquire of ALBERT BROWN.
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- o,,u, :, x1nCcNygIkTd Oh 1IId UUII6ISs
hOUBLE BOILERS, q new invention for boiling Heck
ers Farna, Rice Mia, Fruits, and many other arti-
Giles OF food without the possibility of burning or scorch-
manufactured and for sale by -
iyis eOdf waldo block
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-08-28
A Small Place for Sale,
Houses & HnnsA Lots !

k-z The subscriber has for sale Houses in different
En- parts of the city. Also House Lots in deren STU
&Ae ations, varying price from $1,000 lOO Iany
wishes purchase for specuation he has two or
three valuable Estates suceeptabe of Improvement
which he will dispose of very advantageous
purchaser. d. s. MESSENGER,
Feb. 20 eodistf. Office on w aIDutst
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-08-28
AMERICAN AND FOREIGN PATENT
OFFICE

No. Wall St, n. v, " I66 Fleet ST., London,
PATENTS for Inventions procured in the United States
! in Great Britain France, Belgium, Holland. and the
other European States; in the Canadas Cuba and the
zis
Parties interested in valuable inventions can obtain as
above, all that is equired for fully securing their property
in the sane by the issue OF letters patents filing
re issues, certificates of addition prolong qtions discam
ers &C. &c for entering oppositions conducting inter
efences, and all the more complicated Patent business As
sgnments transfers. and licenses made and placed or
record. All kinds of drawings and documents required il
suits for Infringement furnished. Issued Patents examiner
aud opinions on the validity of the same prepared ant
counsel given questions involving points OF law in con
tested cases, JOSEPH p. PRISON, Solicitor,
mV29-d3m No. 5 Wall street N Y
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-08-28
For Sale or Rent.

"a A HOUSE containing l6 rooms, suitable for
li%'9 Boarding House, is finished in te:,pments
situated on Sudbury Street, and will be sold low,
rented for term OF years. Enquire of
Il. d. CHENEY.
jy22-deop2m Charlton Street.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-08-28
REAL ESTATE

Land for Sale on Pleasant street.
TENHE subscriber will sell 10 or II price which
will be IN object to the purchaser, if applied for
Terms of payment easy
my29-dtf VIM. DICKINSON.
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Enr Sale on tn R.ent.

auA neat and convenient COT AGE, pleasantly 10
SA Gated between Chestnut and Harvard streets. Term
--"''zf easy. Inquire of Z. e. CHICKERIAG, IA Mai
street, or
auglS-dtf b. b. OTIS, No. 40 Front street.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-08-28
WORCESTER DYE H0usE.
Wilson's Premium Paint,

Wilson's Premium Paint,
VNROM the Mine of WILSON g. co. R,oot,vn c,vo.
IL hoga Co., Ohio. This Mine is one of the first ever
opened in this Country and considered the hest Fire and
Water Proof rant ionnd IN the ate OF Ohio. The sub
scrbers Agents for the Manufacturers and ready 10
receive orders for the same in any quantity
SAMUEL q. WHITE & co.
yl6-dtf Harrington Corner, opposite City Hall
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For Sale,

EOr SAFE,
ONE of the most desirable Building LOTS in the
~ CITY, beautifully located, and containing about $4,000
feet ofland VIII besold cheap fapped for Tems
easy. Inquire of II. G. BATES,
je7-d4m Corner of Park and TrumbulIsts
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-08-28
Communion Wine,

VERY pure article, for saleyery low by LEW q 7
"A LAZELI, wholesale and retail Druggist No. 2Ol MAIN
STREET, doors north Am. House. Ii Janso
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POWDER.

POWDER.
TTNHE American Powder Company's Sporting Rifle and
Il Blasting POWDER, constantly for sale by the subscn
bers This Powder is of superior quality and will be sold
nearly as low as poor article Is selling T.
Also, New York SHOT, and g. ID. CAPS.
w. II. HARRINGTON,
jyl dwu Front st, opposite City Hail.
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10 Let
Ia TIL subscriber is erecting Buildings Exchange
b", and Union streets, for Machine Shops and other me
chanical purposes, part of which will be ready fol
occupants by July ISL and the remainder by October ls
shall have about 10000 feet of floor 10 let ground oo
for heavy machinery and in any OF The fOdr stOrie
Fitted 10 suit occupants. if application made
TO let with the rooms, steady Power, any amount
wanted. Persons wishing room and power will find ia
vorable place locate themselves, upon very reasonable
terms.
iel6-dw3m VIM. T. MERRIFIELD.