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LADIES' DRESS GOODS.

LADIES DRESS GOODS.
TIME subscriber has in store
i % pieces plain Barge, embracing all the
shades
SO pieces figured Barege, some beautiful styles
30 do do Tissue, entirely new styles
$50 do Barege dc Laine, from % cents to 81, !,
principally very rich patterns
25 pieces Bohemian Grass Cloth u new and
pretty article
25 pieces Linen Lustre, very pretty shades
1000 yards Ginghams, all prices
10000 do printed Calicoes
5000 do printed Lawns, TO run off at l2l cents
fast colors and fine quality
1000 yards plain coored Swiss Muslins, very
beautiful article, at III cents.
The ladies that could not get waited on for the
last few days will have the kindness to call again,
as shall make arrangements so that all may be
accommodated G. w. VERIFY,
Penn. avenue, between 7th and sth streets.
Mar g. d2wif
MOURNING GOODS FOR LADIES.
IN Pieces black Barege, some very line
~ 5 pieces black Mourning Silk
80 Alpaca, all grades and prices
10 Canton Cloth
8 Bombazinc, best make
25 and white Barege de Lainc,
very pretty
G.. w. VERIFY
Mar s--d2wif Penn. av. between 7th h 9Th ste.
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WAsHINGroN, d. c.
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LION. JOHN A. DlX'S NEW BOOK-A Win
IL ter in Madeira and Summer In Spain and
Florence, vol. limo.
For sale by TAYLOR 4 MAURY,
Jan IS Booksellers, near 9th street.
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FROM ALFRED HENNEN, ESQ, OF THE
NEW ORLEANS BAR.

REPORTS OF CASES argued and determined in
the Circuit Court of the United States for the first
circuit from 1912 to 1851. as follows:
GALLISON'S REPORTS. Reports of Cases ar
gued and determined in the Circuit Court of the
United States, for the first Circuit, from 1912 to
1915. Second edition, with additional Notes and
References. vols. Svo. Boston, 1885.
81 should omit doing justice to my own feelings,
well to the cause of truth, il were not to
lect the decisions in Collisions and Mason's Re-
ports as specimens of pre-emincnt merit They
may fairly be placed upon level with the best
productions of the English Admiralty for deep and
accurate learning, as well as for the highest ability
and wisdom in DECISIONS Kent, 90; (2) 527.
MASON (William P.) REPORTS OF CASES
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First Circuit, from 1916 to 1890 5 vols. svo.
"These Reports comprise the Decisions of Mr..
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Reports of Cases nrgned and determined in the
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tice Story, who died while the last opinion in the
third volume was yet undclivercd."
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as Assistant Justice for the First District"
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Worcester Delegates to the County
temperance Convention,
Dec, 18Th. IE5T.

At meeting Of the friends of temperance in
Worcester, al Briniey Hall last Saturday evening.
Dec 18Th. the following named citizens were al.
pointed delegates to The Worcester County TEN
perance Convention 10 be held in the City Hall in
Worcester, on Thursday of this week. and the fol-
lowing resolution was discussed and UNANIMOUSLY
adopted viz
Rev. DR.. Hill, Rev. DR.. smalley, Rev S. D. Swain.
Rev G. P, Smith, Rev. G.. Bushnell Rev s Sweetser
Rev. .. Colyer, Rev. Z. Z. Hale Rev. o. H. Tilotson
Rev p Crandall, Rev. z. A. Nudge, Rev c. L. East.
man, Rev. G. Allen. Rev. I. lie Baron, Rev r. A
Miller, Rev. A. Benidict, Rev. J. f Burbank Rev Mr.
0hey, Rev. N Bent, Rev NJ W Gibson Rev l. r. Bar
bour DIR. Chandler, DR.. G. Newton DR. 0. Martin,
DR. |. NJ Commings. Dr. S. P. Miller Dir. j. K Clarke,
Dr. ii. Buxton, Dr. S Rogers, Dr. A. Stone, Dr. o. f.
Harris,- /. NJ Barton, 2 G Bacon A, Bigelow " Cha
pin, e. G. Prentiss, Fuller G F. Hoar, j. ". Good
rich, II. Williams. e. Pratt Washbbrn. j. H.
Matthew'S NJ Miles. J. z. Kettell. c. White f. Ora
per, l. Washburn, j. +. Gleason. II. j. Howland A. Toll
man, H. ii. Chamberlin, 7 Tucker G. Jaqdes, G. w.
Wheeler j. NJ Earle, Z. Earle, b. Flagg, A. Curtis, G.
Hersey, g. Jilson, s. D. Tourtellot r. D. Dunbar, E.
L. Holman, j f. Estey, NJ. Luther, G. Geer G. Know-
ton, Il L. Bugbee, W. II johnson, T L. Ruggles Capt
j. Barnard, w I. Merrifeld, P. b. Moen, G. Warren o.
W. Clatiin NJ Rice, J. Briefly, N II. Sears G. Davis
S. Davis, II NJ Barbour S. s. Gates, D. Rice e. H Sim
mons, NJ Stowel, W Taft C. Forbush A. H. Wilder,
J. A Rowland, P. Holbrook, S. Capp L. Clapp, w.
Ball, NJ. Kenda J. W D. Bond, ! +. Elwel, J. c. Knapp,
/. W. Pond, J. H. Brooks, W. Bgeow, jr, P Holmes,
N. II. Parkhurst, F. skinner s. Gu liver ]. b Fisher,
5. A. Daniels D. Brown, i 1hayer, j. D. Reed, j. B.
Wheeler, T. NJ. Lamb, W. A. Rowland, G. mes, j.
Hartshon, Z. Tucker + Gates, j. L. Clark, Drew, jr,
P. Aldrcb, Vim Coe E. Morse NJ Brigham. VIM Mayo,
S. Corbn, j. Gates, r. II. burlington, c. Washburn, A.
L. Rogers, D Ii Bassett c. Shepherd j. RayJ Spooner
Rcsolred, That the enactment of law in Massachu-
Sets like that OF Maine for the suppression of drinking
houses and TIPPING shops" would signally promote the
welfare of the whole community.
f J., RUGsLEs Sec
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Machipist Wanted Immediately.

FINHE subscriber Off RS for SALE to rem, SHOP,
/ with WATER POWER connected, forty fee, long,
story is Blacksmith's shop with Trn-Hammer; the
fires are blown by Water Power; the second story is
calculated for Machine Shop for working Iron; he up
per story is calculated for Wagon shop There is
two Water Wheels, Skating. &C.; all in good order.
situated the Railroad Depot, and good place for
bushes being in the vicinity OF Is Factories and Shops
viz: Piano, Pail, Single. and Sawmls, &c.
f. ALEXANDER.
Erving, Dec 10th, 1851. decl7 diff
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THE WORLDS FAIR =


There is saving. old, but true, t.
That every day brings something new !"
Which sssomethine, p for IS day will rage,-
The wonderaaf this wond'rous age
Thus old Joce Heath went through the land )
And so did Joinson's colored band, 81 .s<s
Then Ole Bulls the swiss Bell Ringers;
s And NUMEROUS bands of negro singers;
Then Tommy Thumb, who kissed, near
Two million ladies IN year
: Barnum the Great; Lopez, theb
Sweet Jenny Lind, ana fowefs ,sleeN 'iaNe'
Al nave avg, ENJOY e. inei' deag,n !, q pss
And now beyond the hounds OF ocean, silIsx
Weyeseen contentious az connecticut
A spot in London Vic selected ssa q
A CRYSTAL Palace she erected
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Notice.
TNHE Subscriber viii attend TO collecting pay for
l Newspa ers, on MONDAY and TUESDAY the
29h and 3Oih of Dec. curren-and will be al the yari
stations the about the same hour as in
years past. Those VIII do no pay at sail time, hope
there will be such ones,) may fsd their bills where
their papers lett; such bills left and not paid in JAN
uary will be charged extra.
dec div W.T. g. BARTHOLOMEW.
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superior Extra Family Flour.

Superior Extra Family Flour.
THE Subscribers receiving direct from the MILL
L arid have constantly on htnd,th CROTON MILLS
FLOUR This Brand Of Flour has received The prem
for the last three years from he american Institute
in New York, and ais the Prize Medal at the Worlds
Fair. In favor and Wilderness it is MT surpassed.
Also, for sale 20O0 BusheI Of OATS.
Those in of good article of Flour, request
ed to give it trial.
matter of convenience, orders left with LEVI CLAPP
& SON. on Main ST. will be promptly filled.
Our ri ur in all casts warranted, ana sold at he low
est price for & ASH. HOLMES q WALKER, &
dec9 d3ln. Washington square.
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Boy l6 years of age would like situation TO work
u farm The great consideration would be to
secure a STEADY uOME, where he have the priv
iege of Schoo. in the winter Any person who would
like take such boy, learn further particulars up
application to the subscriber at Leicester either by
mail or otherwise. J. WALDO DENNY
Leicester Dec IS. 1851. decl6 dw2w
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GREAT SALES
FANCY GOODS !!

The Subscribers having
MARKED DOWN THE PRICES,
nF all their goods, would respectfully invite their
~ TONERS and the public in general, 10
CALL AND EXAMINE
before buying elsewhere, is their object of closing
Entire Stock of Goods,
they will sell All and everything for the next
THIRTY DAYS, AT COST,
nay even less than cost to get room and chance to
ALTER THEIR STORE,
so Ike it the principal depot at the next Spring
Campaign, for all who are in want of
FANG coo IS.
Our stock consisting OF
Fringes, Gimps, Velvet Ribbons, Braids,
Buttons. Cord and Tassels. Laces,
Edgings, Wrought Collars and
Cuffs, Cambria and Muslin
Flouncing, Chemisetts,
Inside Handkerchiefs. Embroidered
Handkerchief, &c.
CAMBRIA AND MUSLIN WROUGHT EDGINGS,
AND INsERTINGs, COMBS, BRUSHES,
PERFuMERIEs, TOYS, DOLLS,
HOSIERY AND GLOVES.
AND THOUSANDS Of other Fancy Articles, will be
worth examining; and we promise customers to
sell them faithfully
at Cost Prices,
as we always make it practice to
Act up to our Word.
We call particular attention 10 our large stock Of
White
Embroidered Goods,
AND
Trimmings, for Cloaks andGDresscso
Myers, Bamberger & Rosenblatt.
NEW ENGLAND FANCY STORE,
OH rro,u street near Worcester House,
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WANTS
Situation Wanted.

DYag nl to do Housework. Is acquainted with cook
ID ing, washing and ironing.
Apply al MICHAEE. CoNLoN's, corner Of Mechan
ic and Bridge ST. dl3 dSt*
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Book Agents Wanted.

TRIO canvass the State 81 and the South
ern and Western States for Goodrich's Comprehen-
sive Atlas. Apply (f by letter post paid % Y. A.
WELLS, Publisher, Hartford, CT decio wSt B
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Ar AuGrTOM.

American Art Uuion.
rT1HE annual distribution ofPICTUREs, by the Amer
lean Art Unionwi take place on the 18th of Decem-
Der. Subscriptions will be received until the afternoon
of he l7th, the Office Of the Lie Assurance Co.
Proofs Of some of the ENGRAVlNGS for the year
have beer received, and n ay be seen as above
CLARENDON HARRIS,
pecil div Hon Sec'y for Worcester.
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Cottage Wanted
Situation Wanted.

VXTANTED, SMALL COTTAGE, in convenient
wv and accessible location. Inquire of
sep3-dn Ii. II. CHAMBERLAIN q co.
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BsEMeb VAL.

VIM. B MAXWELL,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law,
TTAS REMOVED to Office No. L, FIagg
III Building. where he will be happy to attend 70
all business in bis profession, with prompness and
fidelity. 1Est octl7 diff
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New England Health Company,

worcester, MASS.
few Young Men of correct moral character, good
address and business habits wanted oact Agents
for this Company, in various parts OF New England.
FRANKLIN WHlPPLE, Secretary.
Pamphlets containing the BYLAWS Of the Company,
calling the office. nov20
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To persons 50 years Of age Is per cent more is
charged.
In consequence of the exceeding low rates Of Iilsur
ance S 80 will be chaiged for the first year only
Admission Fee which mnst be paid at the time OF max
ing applications and which will be refunded in case the
application is not accepted The first weeks sickness
will be excepted and fractional parts thereafter allow
ed. and no assessment will ever be made and charge
is made for Certificate of Assurance.
Al communications should be addressed, Post paid
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-12-18
REMOVAL.

HENRY HAPIN,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW
HAS removed his Office to Worcester Bank
Il Block, (ncar the Boston and Worcester Railroad
Denot0 No. s. up stairs nov26 diff
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Accidental Boarding School,
Portsmouth Ribbed Shirts and Drawers

A SMALL. LOT, at less than Manufactured prices,
IN atthe Worcester Thread store, Ala Main Street.
Z dee2-3wiss e asea b a JOSEPH A. no WLAND
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Particular Notice,

TIME Subscribers respectfully give notice that thei
Store will be open the sabbath, for the purpose
Of dispensing Medicines from to 10 A. NJ, u to ana
4to & p M. - 7g7s gs G. s. IA. J. HOWE.
havoc DIFF
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Savings Bank.

T,HE Office for the Worcester County institution ior
street, near tho American House. novizwu
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NEW ENGLAND
Il EA L T H CO nj P AN Y,

Office No. IL, Harrington Block.
CHARLES WASHBURN President and Treasure r.
FRANCIS ii. DEWEY, Vice President
DR.. r. WOODWARD, Examining Physician,
Local Board of Directors.
CHARLES WAsHBURN, WM. T. MERMFIELD,
FRANCIS II. DEWEY, HENRY S. WAsHBURN,
VIM DICKINso EBENR II. Bowen
RUFUS WOODWARD.
TIME Company propose TO afford aid to its members
4 in OF disability from sickness accident. Be
ing organized the mutual principle it recognizes each
person assured member of the Company, entitled
to is share of all its privileges In the creation of
fun from he annual deposits of its membets it pro-
poses make provision for relief of its members when
they shall stand in need, and will have right de-
mand it; because 10 the fund they have contributed
their share
This Company make assurances upon the following
rates and conditions:
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Parquette so cts, Circle 25,GaIIery IL IL

Children, unless accompanied by their Parents
Guardians, cannot be admitted.
Curtain will rise at Ia 10 5 O'clock.
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3 Prints Prints! Prints!!
1nnn YARDS Good Dark Prints 1ne Cloths and
lUUU Fast colors, selling at 81 cts.
dec IL dis4w THOmfSoN az w.
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RENO
A Young ladies School
CLOTHING,

HARRINGTON CORNER is the place TO buy
IL GOOD READY-MADE CLOTHING, and Fur
nshing Goods, ut low price, Call and see i SO.
1sl THAYER& EAMES. Il
dec3-dtf Corner of Main and Front Streets.
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Young Ladies' School.
Notice
Boot Bottomers'

TWO or three good Kip Bo'tomers' are wah'eu nm
i media,ely, at No. S7s Main St n,,,, rms MINT
decls DIFF rniLLlro n.y. :.
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B. 4. HAIR DON & co.
TTAyE this day received 500 pieces of English NJ. DE
III LANES, in entirely new designs, and selling at
l2k cents the yard. nov26d5w
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FOR THE HOLIDAYS!
Pleasures Of housekeeping.

Hot Water, Beef Steak and Oyster Dishes Coffee and
Tea Urns, various patterns and sizes Dish Covers
Tea trays 20 patterns Coffee and Tea Sets, Silver Plated
md Britannia Cutlery of ali kinds Fluil aaad Oil Lamps,
Britannia Glass, Bronze, Brass and lapen Candesiicks,
Britannia Brass aud Japan Casters, Silver plated and Bril-
annia silver plated Spoons Forks Butter Knives Sugar
shoyels, Cream spoons, &c Lens Lamps, donbe and sim
ele; Britannia Cream Pitchers and Sugar Bowls Chill
den's Caps Molasses Cups BRITANNIA Stone and apan
Napkin Rings; Dinner aud Tea Bells, 10 different kinds
britannia Water Pitchers Bed Lamps Looking G!asses
10 patterns Alarm, day and 80 hour Clocks, yarios
styles Chalng Dishes Hot Water Dishes Table Mats
10 kinds French Heaters Coffee higgins egg Cod,lei
Egg Pouches curtain Fixtures Shutters and Trays Cork
screws Spice Boxes 3 Kinds Tolst Racks; Tea Cad
lies Flour and Pc per Boxes Graters, kinds Iron
spoons, 10 sizes Batting Spoons sizes liachets Ham
mvfs stair Rods, ad thousand other articles, admirably
calculated for Holiday PRESENTS constaly on hand at
Tor sale at the New House FURNISHING WARE-HousE
WALDO BLOCK a.f
dec2O--dtf WHEATON & HICKCOX
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CITY of Wnrcestcr.
Naay OF " OEcosJcIs
To either Of The CONSTITUTES 9fthe city Of Worceste7

To either Of the Constitutes 2fhe city Of Forester,
GREETING.
ward III. In the name of the Commonwealth oil
Massachusetts, you hereby required, forthwith
NY and warn the Inhabitants of Ward number three quail
HE'D to vote i'll elections Of Governor Lieutenant Governor
Senators 0r Representatives,, in the South lower,
or basement room OF the Central school House. the
west side of Main street," Monday the twentieth ay OF
January, instant at eleven O'Clock i'll the forenoon, then
ana there to give in their ballots for person represent
TIE ruin Congressional District Of this COmmonw cath in
the Congress of the United States for two years from the
fOu III day of March next
The poll shall be opened at II O'Clock, A. NJ and shall
be closed at O'clock p. NJ.
BY order Of the Mayor and Aldermen.
Worcester, Jan. 10, 1851 GEO. JONES' Constable.
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THE EIGHTH WONDER
AT LAST DI*COVERED IN THE FO9ET
OF A CFIURN.

For the certificates please look in the jan 9Th number of
The Commonwealth, published daily in Boston.
Terms-cash satisfactory notes on 8, or months
would be preferred, il desired, will take in payments
protested hank stock railroad or bonds coal
beds mortgages real personal property pledges for
which receipts will be given. In short offer Of any kind
of property which transferable by general special
dorssment will be received not excepting bills due from the
subscriber to various individuals.
N. b. For certificates in relation to this Churn
papers, Commonwealth, of 9TH and Boston Dairy Bee, of
nth Jan, and the Worcester Spy
Worcester Jan 49, HENRY C. FAY.
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City of Worcester.

70 e'@'r oftae cOnstab!ea Of the city Of Wo,cester,
GREETING.
YARD 4. In ihe name ofhe Commonwealth of Nlassachu
~ aie merely required forthwith, touotify and warn
i''oltihis Oh Ward number one qnaied vote in
tlos Oh Governor, Lieutenant Governor Senators or
@ to meet III She North lower or basement
MAN street., On Monday The twentieth dav Of January.
& az eleven o'clock in the forenoon then and there
o ~ to baiois for person represent the Fifth Con-
sadi District OF this Commonwealth, in the Congr ess
NJ Ig uteI States for Two years from the fourth day
h e p3 SaI be OPENED at II O'Clock, A. NJ and shall
by order of the Mayor md Aldermen
worcester Jan. IL, 1851. GEO JONES, Constable.