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financial.
nSW EGO CANAL.-LOAN OF


hSW EGO CAN A Ii DAN of
~ S2oOoo0-The Commissioners OF the Canal Fund, IN
pursuance of the Act emitted An Act 10 provide Tor the
Enlargement ofthe Locks OF the OSweso Canal passed
uv TO- 1851 hereby that sealed proposals VIII
DE rec, ed untl OF III ESD Az the tweEy-irs day
oi October instant loan Of Two hundred thousand
ars fu which transferable certIncate II stock will be
issued IN the The people OF the state 81
n,er the arihou ofhe tenth section OF he seventh article
OF The Constitution bearing ueres. al The rate 81 SIX per
cent per able Se-aBuaF, anu the nfhcIai
re .nlursahl :on the hrst dag OF 1us. 1860
The proposals be for the whols or any part 81 s0
loan not less thar >lOUO. 49,
TIE proposals 10 sealed up and Endorsed Loan for
the Enlargement Of the L0cS o the OSwcSo Canal, and
NJ an enye.oo directed 70 Tancs Il. Rnsges, Au-
dior Of the Canal Department. az Albany.
zach PROPOSAL 70 state distinctly The rate o. premium Of
re for the stock rthe OF money hai VIII ne pad
r each SloO of stock and The address Of the pers5n or
persons making the proposals , 49,, -, -
The money III be required 10 be PAID en- Vie -4tn DAY OF
Oct deposit 20 the credit OF tie Treasurer oi me
State of New York On account o the Canal Fund IN the
Manhattan Company. NewNorS. OF the New-foIN Stale
Bank, ALBANY .,
The interest on the said Will be paid sem ANNUALLY
.; the Manhattan the city OF New YORK or ~
the New-Ior& State Bank In Albany as the holders sa
prefer. CHRISTOPHER MORGAN. Secy OF >taie.
PHILO {. FULLER, Comptroller.
ALNAH HUNT, Treasurer.
Canal Department, Albany. Oct o, 1851. o. ~
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NENTRAJ, RAILROAD of NEW

n r., hAL vi IL w
~ Jersey Alteration II the hours of the morning
Passenger Trans and after October l63l-Ihls Road
extends from ELIZABErHPORr IS miles 10 the WHITE
HOUSE j. reducing the staging between the terInt-
nus OF ths Road and EASTON 30 IS miles
This line leaves New York by steamboat Red jacket pier
No North River and connects with trains on the New
Jersey Railroad which leaves NewYorA from foot OF Cor-
TR AIMS UP-Leave New-York by steamboat Red Jack
a. per No / North River at g. A. VI passengers Il M
feieht and NJ passenger. and By Railroad, foot
nj Cortlaud-st At 9 A NJ and 2 and St y. NJ
Trains White House and following places ior New
White House at Ut A N Freight stsisA N Passen-
sso@erylie At 30 NJ; Freight at IS NJ Passenger
Bound Brock at4 50 A. NJ; Freight at IS A NJ Pas
''Pfsnfeid at 90 NJ; Freight al O5 NJ; Passenger
Wsst6ed at 50 NJ; Freight al 20 A NJ; Passenger
at23P. vi. .....,... Np.s
TlllaSethperi at NJ Freight at Il A M Passenger
al Sol NJ -, -. ,..x.
ON TUESDAYS Thursdays and SATURDAYS, rams leave
sonerye for Pes aok Lesser Cross Roads and
STAGES viii be readiness on tne ARRIVAL Of the 4 N
tram rom New York the White House 20 convey passeh
GERS 70 Eas.on, WlkesDaue, Bethlehem Allentown ana
Mauch Chunk Penn and 70 Clinton, Feulnson LeoAnoh'
Milford and Relvidere NJ. ., i
NV. nv and cb.cts or recss,r,s gwen therefor m3n
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NOR LIN ERPOOL.-The fine new
steamship CITY OF MANCHESTER ". O. CaIrp-
hell date VI the Cunard Lmel Commander, will san from
Philadelphia for Liverpool on TUESDAY, Oct ,, a.
T. O'Clock
The elegant accommodations Of tins vessel maze her
most desirable conveyance ~ those about visiting Europe
poesase m S,In.u Staterooms -.----.-.-----Si 500
Passage IN Fore CABIN Srateroums %
Passengers Will be provided With railway tickets 10 Phil
alelplaa nee If expense. by the Agent.
THOMAS RICHARDSON. No. Il Evchange-piace
The splendid new steamship CITY OF PITTSBURGH,
W C. Stotesbury Commander, VIII succeed the CITY OF
Manchester and sal fioin Philadelphia N Thu kSDAi,
oct "a O2 10
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OCEAN STEAM NAVIGATION co

n - i4N-> - IN" ~ I'M ''AN "
W. : Nal Line ~ SOUTHAMPTON and BRf-
MEN The Steamers Of his Company NJ SAL regularly
once moaih, as follows
From >eV-Nork
WASHINGTON. Can't t. " Flusd. saturday. OCT
WASHINGTON. Cant. O. EIosd. SAtdG0aY. NDs. -
HERMANN. Capt ! ID wilson saturday. Jul, q
HERMANN. Can't J. ID. Wilson. Saturday. Sept
HERMANN, Capt. J. ID. Wilson. SATURDAY Nov
HERMANN. Capt. . Wilson. SATURDAY. De y
From Bremen. FROM Ssuihamptsn
WASHINGTON. FRIDAY. July II Wednesday. jWs II
WASHINGTON frday. sep 5. Wedn'sda.. SEPT -
WASHINGTON, FRIDAY. Oct. g.. Metuesiay, Nov
HERMANN Fniav lUfe - "Wednesday. igne q
HERMANN. FRIDAY. A gust Wednesday, Aug II
HERMANN, Friday. Oct. 5 Wednesday. Oct :.
HERN ANN. FIia. Nov. % "Wednesday. Dec.
Prce 81 passage from NewlorA % Southampton Brs-
men. first cabin Siza ssCoud do. 500
An experienced surgeon i alta, he'd I" each stesmes
For freight n passage apply to
MOLLER. SAND RIERA. Ne. p Souths N Y
Removed - No. % Souh-st from No 50 BrDtiwy
4 A HEiNCkEN \ co Bremen.
MARlINEAl CROShkN co, Southampton
MM ISEl1\. Hafre yiou
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DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COM

II pANY-Only Through Line for CALIFORNIA an1
OREGON via HAVANA and CHAGRES-FMs he
duced. on SATURDAY Oct Il. al o'clock r Nj;
Tie splendid steamship EMPIRE CITY, 1000 tune
burden) Tanner, Commander, will SAL On SATURDAY.
oct IT, precisely at o'clock VI from her pier al the 1905
Of warren st North River, with the Government Mails.
for CHAGRES.
Chaes passen gers transferred a. Havana 10 the splendid
double. engine steamship FALCON. -
Passengers leaving IN the EMPIRE CITY VIII connecs
with the L Mail steamship OREGON, to san immeds-
atey on the arrival Of the passengers and mAs No ds-
tenton at Panama . 80 ~, . .,u
~ 49,, I'M, Wauen-,t Oltil
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DAMAPO AND PATERSON RAIL

La ROADS Fail arrancement-C omInencins sept. q,
-FxPREsS TRAINS leave Suferns follows, sundays
exrsfSed) OF On the arrival II the Enc trans "A.
clock NJ stopping Ramseys. HohoSls; rt'srs r.
uurler's B-itge and BOILING Spring. lcl o'clock A d,
s,5puing only a. Paterson. g. p NJ stopping az RAMSEY
ehokls Paterson, p Bridge, and Boiling sprng III r
NJ sf'ppins only a, Paterson. 1911, -.
NEW-YoEK Sundays excepted al o.ceck, A 81,
stopping only at Paterson A. O'clock r 81 ,oppMs a.
BOILING s rms Bridge Paterson Hoh0kus ana Ramsey >
snl ~ . o'c,ock VI stopping only az Paterson a.,
WAY TRAN MI leave New-fork Tor safeIh Al u
o'ciHcs. NJ
The NJ ran, s-or az Bergen signal
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EOR LNNRPOOL-The new and

E'UK LINEKFUUL-I lie UtW anu
4 s,leadid steamship PIONEER Asa Eldredge, Com
,naucor VIII depart her first voyage for Liverpool on
WEDNESDAY, the 18th Of October. az y O'Clock, from
PIER NJ. 90 North River.
The Plorcer 500 runs burden, and having been buit
expressly fof racNet between TINS port and Liverpool no
.reuss has been spared her construction 20 secure
oe..ee Of strength uHelualed by Wy vessel anoat her
,1oouS AID stae-roons spacious and well ventilated
and oseh.r her accommodations Tor passengers are an
surpassed To- comfort aud elegance by aay steamer IN the
trade =
In order TO meet ;he wishes Of the public the owners Of
this vessel hive determined to fix the prices of passage at
such rates cannot fail ~ be satisfactory even 70 the most
economical An experienced surgeon IL attached 10 the
shF.
Eos freight u passage apply -
SPOFFORD, TlLESTON co, M. 10 son'h-S''
M
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Ocean Steamers, Sc.

E'OK LIVERPOOL.-Uni States
Il Mail Steamship BALTIC, Captain J J. ComstocA
This steamer VIII depart with the L s Mails for Europe
pos lively on SATU RDAY. Oct H. AZ 70 o'clock, VI from
der ieth az the foot of Canai-s No berth secured TIL
paid for For freight passage having unequaed accom-
nodat!olls for elegance and comfort, apply %
EDWARD X. COLLINS, No. S. Walist
The steamship ATLANTIC viii succeed the BALTIC,
ana sail Der 25 s29tOil
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STEAM COMMUNICATION between

- NEW-YORk and GLASGOW.-Ihe UIassoW anu
81 AsGOW l8jO tuns, and 400 horse powell stewart
tate q the Cunarl steamers Commander, IS aRpoinea 70
ssT from New York direct for Glasgow, on SATUhDAf,
the i'm Of October next, az y o'clock, noon.
PASSAGE MONEY
FIRST Cabin stewards fee included $500 $50 90
second CABIN. stewards fee included $3.50 ID O0
Freight II Specie per cent.
No Steelage Passengers taAen
These rates include provisions, but not wines or liquors.
when , be suplIed On board az moderate prices Car
res a Surgeon ~. , - - .,
The NEW YORK 2,tO0 tuns, and $50 horsepower, "a
consot ~ the Gias Will be the station early next
S-rng Fer freight or passage, Apply 20
sgtf j. AcSYMON No 80 Broadway.
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DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COM

d PANY-Ony Through Line for SAN FRANCISCO,
VIA CHAG RtS direct fare reduced-On MONDAY, Ot.
49, at NIhe spieadid dOubie-engne steamship OHIO,
30O0 tuns burden. j Fndlay Schenck. commander, VIII
saul on MONDAY October 49, at clock NJ precisely.
som her pier the foot Of Warren St. North Hvsr WIN
the Government Mails. direct for Chagres connecting
with the fayorte L. :. Mail steamship OREGON, To san
without delay for San Francisco, On arrival Of the pas
sengsfs and mails AT Panama. .
For passage freight apply at the Office Nos ~ ane -
south-st or at IN West-st. oernnr Warfes-st Oh I'll
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and PHILADELPHIA

~ EN-IORh and PHILADELPHIA
! ' EewYot; AMI Philadelphia dlrert -Unis.j States
Nal LiBe-Thr0Ugh ~ g. hours. VIA New Jerss kaT 'sc
Fare reduced 50 TO- rs class ahd % y Dr. secoI
class Leave New YrS atsA II, from foot u Cor; ant
s.. and at A. NJ and NJ. iron. foot n Liberty st
Leave Philadelphia and A NJ ana p IL. from ihs
FOOT Il Walnut 1t
EoR BAL TINoRE, WASHINGTON. or CHARLEsroN -
through tickets are sold IN the above lines through
CONDUCTOR With through baggage checks Accompanies the
tram eo,lng NJ P PASSENGERS ard baggage this
tram vii ~ transported directly through from cero O. de-
Dot on the rorte without charge lin
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,.u,, the basement, distance Of 30 feet Su,,
e T ss,s saGs'ISsy ss @"s .Ss
sthe w, ,,s..er.St verdict according "hh tae
sd'os s ~ l was rendered By the Jury.
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mo PASSENGERS for CALIFOR-

j NIA-Steamship GOLDEN GATE-This magma.
cent steamer spoken oa Pcruambuco II days OUT aud
there is no she Will be able 20 leave Panama tho
latter days OF October. .o.
For further inf maiOn apply at the once OF the fhCi-
ETC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY otu
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OPPOSITION to the OLD MONOPO-

OPPOSITION to the OLD MONOPO-
~ IY-Iudopf ndont Liue for California. via San Juan
Chagres. a reduced rates The new and splendid
Steamer BROTHER JONATHAN, 1909 tuns' register, mo
strongest and fastest the world
win sail on IT EsDAY Oct %, at y. NJ from Pl~ Ne
Mr. -
N BIO secure choice bcrhs at low rates, early appi
cation must be made to l.. MILLS, Agent,
III "a 5 Courtlandt st.
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The NORTH AMERICA. Capt Bcthen
The PACIFIC. Capt. JARVIS,
The INDEPENDENCE, Capt akemsn
These steamers all new built expressly iO th> r'"ts
and or speed ety and accommodations are unsrpasses
The PROMETHEUS will leave York from per
No North River the 7th of tch month, at Oc4Tk,
y. VI commencing October IN .
The DANIEL WEBSTER. on the I'd Of each nomh,
cOuMcrcing October ga. -.- go -. .
Tie days Of leaving SAN FRANCISCO VIII ne tae lS
and sh u each month.
When the ABOVE DAYS fall Sundays the day OF siilns
viii DE the M0,day following 800 -. ,,,..,
From SAN II An DE NICARAGUA to SAN JUAN
DEL ST r. passengeTS Will be promptly conveyed over me
New Tra at Route the Nicaragua Company having hut
twelve miles Of Land Trsnsportaton and At that point
embark Of the above named Pacific steamers L"
SAN FRANCISCO.
Tho great saving Of distance BY this Route over others
heretofore established. and a speedy and Comfort ,bls
transit between the two Oceans through beautiful mi
heafhful country otter inducements to the travelling pub
iic eQualed 10y no other Line. , .
No passage secured until paid for. and but lmted
number Of passeIgers will be taken. -,
Freight San Juan de Nicaragua only VIII not
be receN ed the If SAILING Due notice VIII be svsa
when the line prepared to take fresht through let
ter bag vi be made up the office r all points on tbs
route closiug al a. O'Clock on the day Of sailing Chas-
Is cents per letter. prepaid. 800 -
For Freight passage apply only a Nhe Once d The
Line No. Battery-Pace, upstairs toJ.il ID b ALLEN
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yUHE PENNSYLVANIA STEAM.

THE PENNSYLVANIA ST + A M.
Il SHIP co aud LIVERPOOL PHILADELPHIA
1TEAMSHIP co intend running taeH new steamships ~
r1TV cv pITrsBURG 22Oe Capt ". {. stotesbury.
CRY OF MANCHEsTER, 2l25, Capt " Campbell
CITY OF GLASGOW, 1910 Gap hoDt Le'eh
CITY OF PHILADELPHTA,22z 2, Cap. -.
FRoM PHILADELPHIA.
FROM LIyERI DOL
CITY OF MISUNDERSTANDING dnesiay, Sep, II.
CiTY or GI ASGOW........ 49, Wednesday Oct. 8.
RATES OF fASsAGE.
Prom PHILADELPHIA IRON LNEkaocL.
Csh,n. so Dollars CABIN. .-----.-;l 10 GsRen
These rates include Provisions and Stewards Fee Das
not mes Liquors, which cen be nad on board Ihe
CABIN accommodations table and attendance, WILDE foana
unsurpassed. ,--,., H..
rrst-cas. steamships ply between Liverpool and oss-
row Uayre Rotterdam Legh0rn, Marseilles ana otnef
Medic aneaa ports by which goods can be shipped 70
Y,yeur and thence by this lne TO Philadelphia direct
Goods intended for NewYsrk and other places, VIII %
entered and arded By the Agent without charge ana
with economy aad Dispatch Those who wish 70 BRING men
friends from Liverpool engage passage Ior them py any
Of these ships An experienced Surgeon WI De carried On
sach ship Freight fine goods sos per un and Pfihass
For freight or passage. apply 70 ~.
THOMAS RICHARDSON Al Eychanse-piace, New, Y OH
~ and Walnat-st., Philadelphia
RICHARDSON BROTHERS CO. Liverpool.
HATRICK HENDERSON co. Glasgow. yH
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LVOR CHARLESTON.-The fine steam
L7OR NORFOLK. PETERSBURG and
NANDERBlLT'S NEW LINE BE
TMEEN NEW YOHk AND SAN ERANCISCO

The onlv Through Line Ma Nicaragua-A number Ofd dave
81 TieT lan other Role-C0mpesod OF the following
irst clqsF steamships. botw een NEN-fORh thd SAN
JUAN DE NICARAGl
The PROMEIHEIS, Capt. Churchill
The DANIEL WEBSTER, Cap, Badvla
And he.W cen SAN il AN DEL SUR and SAN FRAN
CISCO.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-08

e,,o.e, SrrcIDE.-A man. whose name
o.ri earlv Yesterday morning Jumped or ieii
IN brd story WINDOW IN his s,. dwg9E kiea d
.sSseh near Ayssae = 70 a hoS SsS i" aSges.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-07-08
MECHANICS EARL

HNHE Worce County Mechanics Association win hold
IL IT'S Thrd Exhibition OF Ma u(actures and Mechanic
Arts, III the CITY OF worcester commencing TUESDAY,
a. No the SIXTEENTH OF SEPTEMBER NEXT
Ample r0om steam power, and ovcry attention proper and
convenient VIII be furnished contributors display of
various articles offered and.dnteresed and etcient ier
SONS constitute the Reporting Committees
b reference tn the reports of former Exhibitions it
Woud seem here nave been but few contributions Of GER
IAN maGidctareS, upon Occdsions-(lor Instance
at one time cotton wooden goods having w represent
tavesat another machinery or boots and shoes Should
TINS be Who in this great enterprsing, and "good old
County OF Worcester" believes this may be remeded
at once! Not person-nO, not one.
Perhaps somewhat extended and earnest appeal (by
way OF notice. TO the Mechanics Manufacturers aud AI
sans, might be deemed pr per and eXcnable this time
put t Is believed that the disadvantage and selfregre al
ready TOO well known to many who have heretofore
trained from exhibiting specimens of their workmanship
sk, and Ingenuity will prove sufficient monitorto them
While those who haze confrbuted will be ready
trust, to do the like again.
Long notices seldom read and the impression we
would here eadeavor give all contained in these few
wods-Let Ute NanufoctoStss, Worksh0ps, Studios, &c.
SPEAK FOR THEMSELVES, AND THE STORY
A Word to the Ladics.-You have added, (by
deeds and presence much the interest and variety of for
mer Exhibitions for which the Association feels highly hon
ored and Obligated and we trust appeal TO hind gem
crosby and aid at THIS TIME will meet ready response
from all,
MEDALS, DIPLOMAS, &C, win be awarded, as the in
ventions and articles exhibited shall merit and
an invitation contribute herewith in behalf of the AS
socaton respectfully extended to all either residents of
this or ether States, trust nothing may prevent the lar
ges and most Interesting display of Mechnca taste, skill
and art ct given Yankee landn
Contributors of articles ofmagntude, requiring steam
power, are earnestly solicited inform the Superintend
emit on or before August 25th the amount Of and
power required, and description Of machine.
u Contributions will be received from the st the
18Th OF September inclusive during which time il hoped
every article intended for the Exhibition will be received
that The same may be properly and satisfactorily arranged
JOHN BOYDEN, Superintende
Worcester. June 25. 1851 ieo5. dyistf
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Fans! Fans !! Fans u!

THE most splendid assortment OF FANS, of all the new
i patterns can be found at very low plices ut
&C. COLEMAN'S, 2t5 Main street,
my i4dwis3m 2d door North Am. Temperance House,
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PIANO FORTE WAREROOM,
No. 8 Warren Hall. Pearl st., WorcesI


4. S. MASON has, and intends keep
sesEzEs for sale, good assortment of Piano Fortes.
n II IN III II The stock present consists Of Pianos in
Rosewood and Mahogany Cases. round, half
round and square Corners all of which made in the
thorough manner and will be sold low good
strumens can be bought and terms favorable the
purchaser as at any other establishment
From the experience the subscriber has had in teaching,
and in selec ing Pan he feels confident that every Piano
recommended by him will give entire satisfaction.
Every instrument will be warranted and if 1t does not
prove in every respect recommended, it may be
changed, or the money WiH be refunded.
Pianos of any description will be furnished to order at
short notice. 8as IS
E SECONDHAND PIANOS FOR SALE. Three good
second Pianos for sale, in Rosewood Case been used
two yearsa good instrument-andt two in Mahogany Ca
SEES, very good tone Any wishing cheap nsru-
ment will do wei TO call and look at the abovo they
will be sold low. s. e--s
Secondhand Pianos bought, taken in exchange for
Pianos Tuned and Repaired and all business connected
with the trade profession either of the city,
will be promptly and faithfully attended to- application
at Warren Hail. at his residence, of Jack
nd Beacon streets. je9-dis3m
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NOT RAD

TT 8. MOORE, at the OLD STAND, No. 2l3t Mai
IL. street, y. $. Hotel Building, is now exhibitir
BROAD CLOTHS that are worth $l2 per yard Ais
DOEskiNs and VEsTlNGs of corresponding value
je2l-dw4w - IL. s. MOORE.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-07-08
TnE SIGNS QP we qIMES
FOR 1851!

The Signs of the Times advancement,-
Progression in every art
In every trade and profession,
Each labors to get the frs start.
Yet some whove the start cannot keep it;
They soon get put out of their place;
i5ut NJ scULLAR, in spite of all Others,
Has long been the first in the
The Signs of the Times are-improvenent
And greatest perfection Of skill;
And none ex pect to be{oremost,
Without both the means and the will
MAcuLLAR OF both hath possession,
Combined with the greatest of art;
And these may be sure BY AL corners,
Who visit his wonderful mart
The Signs Of the Times show that goodness
Must still be with cheapness combined;
And garments cheap, tasteful, and useful,
At the mart of MACULLAR you'll find
Clothes made in style Of perfection,
Which no other store can show;
And offered at prices the public
Are apt TO think almost too lotc.
The Signs Of the Times are a craving
For all that is novel to view;
And MAcuLLAR is always presenting
Some fabric or fashion that's new
Then hasten to pay him visit
Ere you list TO another day chimes;
For you'll find that his mart is q temple,
Astounding with Signs of the Times.
Macullar, Williams & Co.
Dealers i'm Custom Ready Made Clothing,
STORE NO. Z PIPER'S BLOCK. CLOTHING BAZAAB
AND AT THE CITY CLOTHING STORE,
mYl5-dwtf I52 MAINS ST.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-07-08

EXTRA
H. S. Moore, at the Old Stand, 213 1-2 Main
ST, U. S. HOTEL BUILDING. WORCESTER,
AS now in store the beautiful assortment of
L L BLACK Il FANCY SILK & SATIN CRAVATS d
SCARFS ever exhibited in the Commonwealth which he
selling at prices that vary from 81 cents to $5a pair.
ie21 y1
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-07-08
Wanted

. First Class Ttoresses find constant employment
~ and the best Of prices by applying at the Old
stand, No 2lsA Main street, U. s. Hotel Building, Wor-
cester.
je2l-dwSw ii, s. MOORE.
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Notice.

lust RECEIVED, a very rich assortment OF Black and
~ Fancy KID GLOVES, for Gents wear, which win be
sold cheap the Old Stand, No 2I3 Main street, United
States Hotel Building, Worcester. - .a
je20-dw4w II. s. MOORE.
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Board at Che Franklin House.

A Few boarders can be accommodated at the Frankli
"A House with board and good rooms with board alon
Gentlemen and their wives can have furnished or unfu
nished perlors, as they desire. Apply to ~ 80
apps diff @l4# 4|a N6tal JESSE TIIE(
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Sky-Light Daguerreotypes.


~ r. b. CLAFIlN invites the attention of the public
~. to the superior DAGUERREOTYPES he is now
taking at l42 Main street.
GF Particular attention is invited to the clear and life
IKE expression Of the eyes the rich and beautiful foftness
OF tone; the rare and exquisite finish of both plate and
picture.
From his long experience and extensive knowledge of
the business together with the facilities with which he has
to operate he feels justified in saying that the pictures he
now producing are not excelled by those of any other
operator either in the city country Persons having
pictures the best operators earnestly solicited
TO call and compare them with the pictures being
taken at his 1t is fact universally acknowledged
that the pictures taken at his rooms point of delnea
ton holiness and unerring truthulness equaed by
few, and excelled by none.
IL Ptce 100, and upwards according to size of plate
and richness OF frame
~ Persons having pictures taken by other operators,
with which they Dissatisfied have them retaken
reasonable charge Copies taken IRON Daguerreoty
and Painted Miniatures Bnss and Portraits.
0T Children taken at all ages.
Recollect the number-142 MAIN STREET. Cup only one
flight of stars) 2doors north Of B. l.. HARDoN's & Co.
Worcester, June 25. je26-dtfis
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German and American Window Glass,
nF superior quality and all Sizes Also Double and Sin
" gle thickness Sheet GLASS; for picture frames
cases, &c. p boxes of SO feet EACH at Harrington Corner
isis-dwsn y ~ SAMUEL @. WHITE co.