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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-08
Spoken.

P-rYort-Jan IS -hals .hp As OF Ssv Lsrdoa nnn;as
oct 100 b6 sperm o bound the sasdveA Iszss aas Ssr
Coast
Per s,ry-S.pts hi ~ ~ " w ship RsnsAaes. from
Ss- Tort tbs por -
PsrA Lawrsncs-Jsst 10 let AS, lon - W. vAas ship Philip
DsAnc None Farhavsn 30 moaths cat 500 eos Psf oiL
Same day whss ship Jsss II Frhavsa 1oaths cut so sYsn
ship Mia Richards, Welsh, frorn Banors tof
Csliorua.
Oct S. ItS lou W, Ap Adnanes. 80 days from
Cad Tor SsE Francisco
Per cOrrrs Nov IS AT IS g. lOss - 10 W. ship John
Gray. 40 d I'm Giasgcv tor this port
Pstsr f.e 10 French LOussaa OG HOntsry for
this pert
Per Rather IS lOns IS IS wsss Rntsh barb
Fsrt-cus fo London for tbs port JaH 30 "a at 81 H. < y
- w bal Casya fvs days bsacs for hs sant~ Islands so
T. lat 81 \, oag iSt 81 W, schr Alien, hsHc- Tor Thar
dad Bay.
Per Lscno. a. g 10 long 54 T. whals ship Cans
TOPPER Mitchell sahvaa Of Naaucket a mouts 0u $50 es %
oil. bound 20 sweeney FER rev ruddey.
Per Fann,-Dsc 4h lat L. - oug 81 81 W ~hE eark o>s
cArsssr 81 months out ~ih 80 bbs cd; sth 40 at "a bong -
u Liverpool Tor Panama Jan ship Oalai' 10,
O Bedford, rs - cut, oil
Per lfunaraeasFeo T. lat y, Ion 1871 W. sen IhoAs
Fnrc hencs ih- ssueEch Island.
Per Aaab-oc a. lat % IS lOcs suw % Fnaees 60
I'm YaNaso fer san BAs Fec H. ship Aun khHa 81 Baltimore,
30 henes for Panama. lat - IS long l26 W.
EagBark Psndstou, n N1ora for Astoria oregon sid
ll Taeskuana n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-08
Port OF sacrnmento-ArrIved.

FEB e-schr Cecil H.rrou San Francisco sssorss cargo.
srgsD Norton, Baehpgtoo New YORK. DO
sehr Empire, solsrd. sas Frlneiseo, a.ser;'d cargo
Bag John Clifford, HAYES, BostOa, lumber.
yALPARAIsoArJ u 90 sari zngsrs Gallon san Fpae,sso
@ P,s's, sIstA:s Psn'Ss '.s mp y.
Rack Rsaeo 9Th ship Ellen Brooks sws Panama. bs south
$40 cbsos Asdews san Frsne,cO. Com Stockton
asr Ko Ja-so, WIN Ksnnsdy, Tsd.sy ssn 1.ns'eo
b 's sRo cTass. s.i Bosoa 5SI. sosih.rn Bishop
Feueseo American Robbins Toms gth bark cu's HAysns saa
sar San Frcro Lion AsIsnder Bath Me- SHIPS Sweden Got
s GsS'1SGo s1. .. a sa l.s K
sb. Go0esssr l7h, shP Carolina tshaef fcoei IaeAhu
HsdSs s,t 6arks Condor Psg. ranecoi Cubs
do; brig swsurs, Mooney, Psnams sch Mars Is,os
.s S FOSSIL s.s R1 css Fos su F.aeo s Ss
q var DoPsn Peg. 90 slIh sen ns,s ws'on ss.' '@'
sailed nom DO Jan 3d. ship, Burlington Cook Tacahaaa, Tr.n
ten Tousy casO FEB brig Prescott sns, Rio Janslo oth
dip isr Patterson San FnHescO; 9th ship. Marc. cssys
Smith csAo; Zssnss (whaer) Coma, 70 crass org Ihonp
su 5tb BAH usa San Frsncco. sbr ameate
HaIsns Par4mA; lsh ship POspso cashnar IAeshaAn. lt
francesca Masdaa Hsbsr do zpeav. Eaton RIO ia
Ysns United states, 6s Hunirss sys Gasyns Ih .hP Mar
Adsss c..D FrsSco; bark Cuba Ravens. Unss states
Cug FneseO, Christopher Coca, Wright TaeAhasaai fd
fALcIHUxsA-GnFsSI whas ship E."ar1, Of stonnEtOO
- Ry:es .! sss E.f :so s,.s os :ss ss.A ont
s whale ,h Roscoe New BEDFORD hecaV', " mouths ou'
5h sse Buhsson IN yparso or San Ffsncsco Cook Mast
stb whas ship ATchsf New Bedford smh. 30 monhs out
nm whas 81 Baena New Bedford Dsxter, ~ months cot
IN Henry Tuks Wssn Bowen Tor New Bedford, with OIL
nh Nautcon, Of Nantucket. Yssdsr, 70 cruise
IN bg Envoy Hobart Boston 0f San FraacscO ~ noe
10Th Wkas shp Robt Edwards Of NsS Bedford, Burgess n0s
- - o.
"a (Brem) Fsten days ir Nsv fors an su ".hastog
Ponne I'D 5th Oregon Ps4fson sfn Ffsn
o 5 psss 9th str sthmus 0tusg San Frsnesco 20 pass
Dr. Randall Woob San FTaacsc9 Sth, ship Brewer ysnfsy
ssh, ship Phsns, Smith, San Fr'nc sco barn "nn'a
Hsbtsad, DO. , a..
p,em, FOR Sac Francco; ship haksIs for Valparaiso; brig
jane FOR San Fansc0 9Th brig Leo for psts sth BIZ brig Try
rko FOR Pata; Record. Naparaso l3h bf str
pd. Tor Sen Fancscc; brig Rntb for San fancco S4h brig
( Randall wtcomb San francisco.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-08

The San Francisco Standard, March s. in its
review of the last fifteen days says:


The weather has continued heretofore, remsrkaoJ
6ne and In numerous pisces In The dry diggngs me MI
pers sner waiting for the expected rains VIE
which to wash earth. have Al last oct to WORE supply
he deficiency by artificial means This has especially oeen
Inc case in the northern miBes where canals have oeen
dng copdu,s made and mountains iunneed where neeef
saw 10 divert The nom ia natural channels In one
Instance been constructed nine miles IN engh
mari OF which 10 iunnced through mountain ana mere
sre numerous similar " orks Of smsler dimensions
NheTeyer he miners have been successful N bringing
wnisr 70 heir diggibRs hey have realized aOundaniy
nom their vsshiDgs There was 40 unusually rge qosn
y Of earth thrown up In The early par OF tne season o%
ing 10 The fine wesher which enabled he miners TO work
more constantly There Ia doubt thai had he country
been favored with average quantity OF rAin ne poa1ee
OF rod dust onld have been larger Than 10 te PreVoo
WinteFs But great numbers Of The miners, nndng me
rsp ala not come and that the rivers and streams were
nnn,ualy low have abandoned their heaps OF dr. and
ommsuctd working the bars In the streams, where tney
Generally realize good wages and In some cases very a
TuYns Thess hesps Of ctrt which have been soandono
nv the mixers will remain until the SUMNER wnSn inc
Mexicap and Chlan miners viii probably dry-wasn As u
Il called much Of IT, by rubbing the earth In ther nanes
ard hen blowing the dust, leaving The gold OehiHd Az
he same Time 10 probable The rivers viii be exceeding
Io 40 hn tbey can worked greater Advantage man
ever before and viii probably yield more largely Lnos
The prospects, good for large Yield or god from oolA
these soarces dDrirg the coming Summer.
New diggtpgs have $50 been discovered on seot.
klamath RIVERS both OF which are uear the Roitoeru
boundary Of the State and there mines are reP'sd 70
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-08

tons and patriotism Of capitalists 90 far that the
resources of the treasury have been doubled =
The fame Of Carers is at high tide. and eve. the
principal chief of the mountaineers named Simon
eito bad joined the army to light Tor the country.
Ills said that the President OF the National Diet
Of Central America has pat fort q proclamation
requiring Nicaragua, San Salvador and Honduras
TO atop the war with Guatemala.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-08
Disasters.

Sch Dsa Hughes master Of New Bed id was cap
Humboldt bay the 0h nstsn-s hAnts lost
she had cargo all Of which saved
stores rigging and two boxes bsongus 10 the master
number ed thsr pames, We have
been unable washed the bach the sans
dsy both gone close 20 ths decs
The schr Staring with OF Sandwich Island pro
wreksd ksepoepo Bay, os The
18th January, during heavy s0nth west gale -, -.
Los. o. rvs WHLr MsxcAsThe 0phaa from tbs south
Islands Sydney Nov 30 brings the nsgencs Of the loss OF
the vessel Shs wrecked on reel bearing soh rom
Vavau tant IS miles, sTh September IL Pm No lives
bb Of SPERM ana 100 bbs OF Shas OIL "Ss
The vessel totally iost Capt Cudwonh ana four
are per Oph The reef not laid down on any Chart
OF BOARD the tbip. -, N -, NJ.
port of honr has eesa Total y
i AZ as{ q ana efs" WIN me sfesPuoa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-08
Gnld and NIRgneaIa,

We saw lump of carbonate of maguesa a few
DAYS since which found in Grass Valley The Sierra
Nevada Company IN making excavations found upon one
sde OF heir quartz syer OF magDesia about 10 or Is
feet below the surface OF the ground They penetrated his
layer so without getting through H. which shows tina!
he uusrtz mast be great magnitude. But what sti
more Singular when portions which were broaght 10 this
city sna zed, II found 10 contain cents to The
pound about 10 cents 10 the PAINFUL OF pure gold Spe
rinens can be seen al he Once Of the Sierra Nevada
Quart dining Company opposite the New World Hotel,
Long Wharf PACING news, MArcn D
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-08

Ma-ch 3-ship Chsr-s.on Kemp Rsrnuda
Bsrk Bona Br1mmershop, Nsparsso-
Dan brr Chors mans. Valpsraso.
Sch B L Alsn, Cartsr. Trni-sa Bag, 10 pash
Brig W KsneaH chnss. FzGs,s sousd.
Sch Chssapeaks Fskusr. HI noolst Bay, 81 pass
Mach tSssner Con Psos Balsrd HunooiN BAY 10 pas
Bar Fanny spcsr. shaaghai Sass
Barb Csrb. Kpsy NAPHaso
Br,s Annah Adsusca. Pannns-
Sch Anasne Yersck. y,psnso.
Sch Anaha fsS.dl varck Hongkoug
sioop Carohna Fsmins Noatsrsy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-08

ron osse.s IVT,: lyons lyons
Asteris, Oregon, Dec l5 William wlittnore young
est son ofth late Hon VIM "hInnore "eSi Camordge'
Al Inc Chinese camp, Tuolumne County, Feb - Samuel
9 Laird, late Of Philadelphia, aged IS years
Nimmo OF New Orleans originally Of Louisville Vincent
On SosId s,esmer TeUnessss, from Psnsms Feb. o.
Henry Wilhelm, seersge passenger died OF congestion
In San francisco, Feb Is, Mr.. Melvin " Stanton OF
Veslpor Essex County N Y, OF chronic disrrhea aged
IS years. $780,.
shout 8 months daughter OF A. Y. and Hannah smith,
lately Of New Orleans.
or consumption OF The 9th Of January lasi 81 the house
Of Mr. Jesse Henderson, Dear Lafayette, In Yam County
OfepOn Joseph Van Weeter, IN the S4th year Of his
sse He was formerly OF Springfield, Ill, where his fam
on The lin OF January at the residence Of his nephew
Mr. James Chambers, al NewYork City Mr.. John De
on tbs is March on board the brig Eliza Taylor bound
to Honolulu Dr. Robert Jackson In The SON year OF bis
Near sAnia Barbara on the ed January John Merritt
Of Ilipos -, ,..., r.. . q,
Of March 1851 Reported for The Courier. by ~ Gray,
Ciry Sexton sscrsme ptO at, above Dupont:
i6 Levi Judson. New. York, aged 40
II, A. B. Deni,ton. LII Y.sged a.
I8,,A "A Locklin Georgia, aged a.
e. 10, James McMiler. MY, sged 30.
10, Daniel Bulge, Ohio, seed 81
ls, Bepjsmin Gale indiana eeed 3D.
p, VIM. Crochet Tenn, sgedzz
90 GUY Mile -, aged so.
so Miguel Martemus, Mexico, eyed ~.
2N' Lieut. VIM r Pearce U. Revenue Marine, q.
20, Charles Sehilng. MP, aged "a.
90 IDfsnt ofC g Wingesler. Cal u weekS)
20 Timothy BHss Midway, Mas, aged A.
22 Edward Proctor, England, aged "a.
gS John Long, Illinois, aged y.
SS William Crscrsft, No, sged IS.
Isl James c. Holmes ~ T. City, aged 2.
"a - TTestop, France.
6 Andrew eants, Chile, aged q.
81 Melvin v Stanton, Essex Co. MY, sged ..
e. 26 Edward Cook, New Hampshire, aged So.
"a Isssc B. Simmons, Bristol, RI. aged p.
Mar ? Geo r Simmons, MY, aged &c.
g Robert Jact,on, aged 50
q Judson h Chueudea, Michigan, aged So.
Deaths IN Saerament0 City JoT the Geek ending Fs5 q
Feb IL Emops, 70 years, Boston
Is, VIM. Tearney, aged "a, Ireland
a. d c. Powers, ageo So Passport, Me-
81, S. w. SOcum, Boston
q RobL McCrum, Sc years, Indiana.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-08

obsbly reached its highest point For mail PACKAGES Of
rape brand Of fine quality, there u more inquiry and
re note ssles e. our quotations
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-08
Anothsr Murder In the MeuntniEs.

We learn from Mr. Fox who IL just down from the
French Camp near Murpbys Diggings, that murder was
committed that place on the 18th ult An Engishmsn
named Charles James Joseph Richard Hslfhead better
known a. Richard Joseph Halihead) had gone from
The French Camp TO Mohelumne Hi, prospecting, and
had selected claim On bis return for his tools and camp
utensils IL supposed that he reached the spot where he
was found dead the evening OF the 2th and was shot
while sitting down. laying upon bic blankets. ball
had entered through his hat In 'front.' us above the middle
OF The forehead passing clear through the BRAIN and COM
ing out behind He discovered by party OF miners,
and bis body taken by bis friends and buried the Mex
lean camp al French Gech
He was formerly from Bedford near London, where his
friends reside but had been engaged In Boston,
chan FIVE six years previous TO coming 10 Cafor
MIA two years ago His age was about 50 yesrs. Rob-
berry was undoubtedly the object OF the murder but the
perpetrators did not probably get s. as their reward
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-08

for and notice TO The Msrshas Office OF he outrage
The physician and Police officers promptly repaired to Ihe
Mr.. . head was found horhsy bruised and cut
and 10 feared the fku IL fractured AT the time OF
going rress he had not fully recovered his
One Of the clerks OF the store who had been absent some
time during the evening returning hour or so After
the affair attempted 70 enter without any apparent s1r
prise the crowd 10 attendance On beng questioned
70 bis absence be expressed and demezned hmsefn such
manner 10 excite further suspicion, and being aken
aaide and further questioned BY officer considered
Of sufficient suspicion against him 20 warrant hs
rect and lod cement IN the station house.
This outrage II sufficient . startie citizens, and 10
call for prompt action to nd the city, by law other
viie Of every kno thief and pcious person within
he bounds OF vicinity. IPsc1fe News, March 5.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-08
Burning Of Steamers and Loss Of Life Loss
$4,000,

We noticed briefly in yesterdays Courier the
burning of the above named steamers, but were
unable to wait to ascertain particulars. The tire
broke out on board the Santa Clara at about
o'clock In the morning, as she lay alongside Cen
tr8 wharf The flames were first discovered by
the Waterman on board the Hartford, and the
Captain OF the bark Sultan who gave the alarm
End summoned their to subdue the conhsgraon The
he Hartford before .be could be got out Of The way The
SANTA Clara cut sdh and fOatee out with the tide,
.corchDg the H. T. Clsy and Corning IN passing and
burning TO the waters edge In very short time.
The efforts OF the FIRE companies directed 10 the
prevention OF the extension Of the coDsarson. and but
cen entirely destroyed The damage the vessel
is supposed be sbeut $1,000. The sail cram In the
vicinity OF the burning vessels slipped their cables and
put into the bay thus avoiding the disastrous extension
Of The injury which must otherwise have resulted to the
feet OF shipping laying al the whsves and In the slips
Nothing known OF The origin Of the fire, although the
hand OF the inceDdsy suspected by many TO have been
At work The Santa Clara returned on Sunday evening
from excursion Benicia and may be that the fire
was communicated during the trip.
The crew and clerks OF the steamer, and Mr. James f.
Kennedy his wife aud children asleep in the
boat at the time Of the disaster Mr. Kennedy one OF the
with his s% escaped from Inc s ssf bs Ss
flames Their clothing and a considerable quannty OF
money and ysusbIes, 10 The possession OF Mrs. ~ were
lost The clerk MIR Psacho, ard the second clerk were
both much injured Mr. being now under tho charge OF
aphyscish who pronounces his burns dangerous Three
ofhe who asleep under the cabin were burned
To death Amer the fire. remsios of The bodies OF two
ofhem were found on the wreck the otnS one
s missing, there be doubt that he aso persheo
A numberiof mules the deck Of she Hartford
end cut loose before the craft took hre Fney were
mostly saved Of them jumping from the boat dis
ispces and aiehtpg safely on the wharf The Hartford
bad arrived from Sacramento but m hour previous 10 ihe
fire. and taken her usual berth. She owned, up 10
Friday last by g. w Aspnwall OF Stockton, on which day
she transferred 10 her present owners NJ w. Chaplin
Co The Santa Clara the first boat put together
In this port being built by our own mechanics She was
the properly of Geo w. Aspnwsll, j. y. Kennedy and
Beverly Saunders the latter gentleman being her agent
In this city Her $4,000 none Of which Ia Gov
cred by Insurance She was placed upon the Stockton
route three weeks since and had already become univer
avorie with travelling community The wrec e. OF
boat bav
ley, where the Hartford viii De repaired -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-08
nfurderous AssauIt-Lynch Law Advocated
ar san RranciscO.

On the night OF the Goth off ebraary an attempt
to kill and rob Mr.. Jansen, OF San Francisco, was
made by two ruffians They succeeded in getting
off with $4,000, leaving Mr.. ]. insensible from
the effects of blow which they had given him.
Two persons named Stewart and Wildred were
arrested The perpetrators Of the crime The people In
medsey assembled for The purpose Of coming TO some
termination relative to dispOsion OF the two men, VIII
cred and Stewart the ire Of the people being more psrc
larry excited against Stewart Having elected Judge,
Jury and Sheriff The people adjourned Ill O'Clock,
viii the understanding that al that hour the prisoners were
% be ed and n found guilty TO he strsghtwsy hung up
The Plszs Having reassembIed the Recorders Court
cleared and The siig alton commenced It be-
ing deemed advisable however not TO bring up the prs
ODeTs The crowd mig tear them from The hands Of the
officers and lynch them on the spot
The examination proceeded with several Witnesses
being exsmDed. The evidence having been concluded
the case summed by Judge Sheuck for The prison
er In very eloquent and pathetic appeal TO the feelings Of
the jury and replied to by Mr Coleman for the pro-
secUon Judge Spence then charged the jury expound'
ng the law and mpressng them With the fearful respon'
ability that rested upon them Ia rendering their decision
the life Of the prisoner IN they foutd him guilty be
trusted they would give this point due consideration
The Jury then retired and after half hours deibere-
oD sent word they could not agree and there was no
possibility that they should They were finally discharges
ite people demanding they should be poed, which the
Court refused but the excitement becoming 80 Intense IL
finally stated that the Jury stood nine for conviction
and three for scqu The accused then passed over
10 The regular tribunals be duly tried During the nves
saoD before the Peoples Jury speeches were made 10
The crowd by Mayor Geary Recorder Tord and others
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-08

~ The ALLEeHAsIASs give their eighth con-
CEN at the Hope Chapel this evening. Ben bols' me
"Old Fashioned Bible" Where shall the Soul ma resi-
and several Of their most popular pieces are on inc
rroynmme. mi,s Goodenow will sing three songs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-08

~ The News from California, and the lengthy
report Of the proceedings in the Legislature
forces Us to omit many items Of local news
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-08

LOCATING BOUNTY LAND WARRAsrs-by an
advertisement In another column. IL viii be seen ths1 ~
John filson for the last twenty-five years connected WIN
Western Lands while residing In Illinois, mas unAeA'H
The business OF locating Land warrants
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-08

DARING OUTRAGE AID ROBBERY.-Last even
ing, about o'eoek entered the store Of q y
Jsnsop Co, IN Montgomeryst two doors below W ssnl
iDgSon, ana inquired iot so1e blankets mr. J@son V
arg alone proceeding .how them the goods when
be was struck on Ihe head wsh slung.sho ~ one OF
81 he blow, he struck again on the head win me
weapon which felled him senseess tho floor where 10
xzs hcke and Otherwise injured fhe miscrean then
went 10 his desk and TOOK out from bag containing
a. zoo 10 cash with which they decsmped. Mr. 90 re
~oyerinR sghty from his senseess slate, made out 10
crawl into The adjoining store IN bloody aud ghssty
stse where he could 6nI briefly relate what bad hap
psnsd when be tainted. physician iwss imnedisleiy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-08

The voting was cons'nueu WIKI ING resuIts
until l44 ballotiDgs had been had. The following
is the result of the last ballot:
Kug .............2sF Fremont. ................. 9
..........lS 0esry.... ......".......
After the result Of this ballot was declared, q
motion was made to adjourn the joint meeting I'M
til the first Monday in January next, which was
,caried-Yeas 25, Nays 90 80 the election Of a
Senator will devolve upon the next Legislature.
TremeBdous Excitement at the Sacramento
Lynch Law In Earnest.-A Man shot and
the Murderer Hanged.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-07-29
REAL ESTATE

House Lots for Sale,
NlTUATED on Pleasant street. Apply to
y March Z. DIFF E. E. ABBOTT.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-07-29
FOUND AT LAST!
Jlllson's Compound Vegetable SVrup,

- FOR PURIFYING lie BLOOD.
MPURITY of the Blood is doubtless the cause of most
Diseases This Syrup is designed eso1e IA heal.
my condition. 1t has been of great benefit in those cases
where fair trial las been given it, numerous testmo
mails will show 1t is presented to the public as cure for
Nervousness, General Debility, Indigestion, Liver Com
pants Cods, Coughs Consumptive Diseases, and it Grad
icates all kinds OF humors such Scrofa, Salt Rheu
Plnples on The lace, Ulcers, Botches Bles Ring Worm
or letter, Eryspeas ST. Anthony's Fire. 1t is also
complete remedy for all diseases arising an njudcios
use OF mercury md compLCtely reB0uates the system
No person who values health after becoming acquainted
with lis virtues, will remain long wi hout it, Prepared
only by c. JIIISt9N Woonsocket n I
~ For sale in Worcester by Spur q sib ey O. I4U
Vain street Draper Clark, Nos 103 and lO7 Front
New England States my6-dIy
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-07-29

N the New Building Exchange street. near Main ST.
suitable for Grocery Provision Store. Also, rooms
that well lighted, and calculated for almost any kind
mechanical business. Inquire of
HATCH & TOWNSEND
Je24-df On the premises.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-07-29
Front Street Store Lots

ENHE valuable otof land the South side of Front
North of the Salem street Church extending Front
street about 10 feet, and bounding East Tmbull IT.,
and West Salem street, is offered for sale in lots
suit purchasers Its average depth is 20 feet.
The lots will be sold such terms as render them
profitable purchase either for those wishing build
for their to let.
mar25-dtf FRA NCIS III ID EWEY. els Main ST
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-07-29
A Rare Channa

a Rare Chance
EINOR Boot Maker to fUschase large House Bar
L. Worship and small dwelling house. Situated in North
Oxford, the large house cost T. Denny, some thousand
dollars more, few years since. here is and
thuy rods of land Many ornamental and her The
whole will be sold for $4,000 if applied for
Also the desirable house lot in Worces contain
ing about 5000 feet of land known the Howe sit
uated South Of William t. Merrifeld's dwelling hou,e.
iune4-dtf Enquire of ALBERT BROWN.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-07-29
For Sole mr. Rant

A New House on Pleasant street near Col Abbots, con
IA venient for three families If applied for will be
sold, with bout 10000 feet of land. Also the Cutting
House in New Worcester, with about three of land
now occupied by Pulaski Bacon. Also small Farm OF
about 20 acres, with unfinished house upon it, about
mile west Of said Gut ng estate, the Jones Farm
Terms very liberal p. G.. BACON,
mar6-dtf No Central Exchange.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-07-29
For Sale or EXCHANGE

"a Farm of 60 acres, with good buildings, situated
n within ten miles OF this city, will be sold bar
gamer exchange for property in ills city.
The Farm is well divided into lage moving, pasuage,
md woodland Has unlailing supply of good water.
Inquire of E. e. ABBO TT,
marI2.dt l55 Pleasant ST.