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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-10
Total sll7s37s6 slI42S 500 s2slo174 sl9S7,66

Total .... S22sl 9ls S2su,oo1 52s g66 SS9l5 977
1t appears by this that the in each depart
men the Eth Of January 1852 less
than the corresponding day in 1851 There had been
within the year decrease in the discounts OF 1856 277
in specie hand sa426l0; in circulation SOL ISL and
in deposits $6l29s9 The report shows a great pan
sion in the operations of several banks and great re-
duchon in the movements OF others Amidst all the
specuatons of the past year every species property
particularly in railroads it Is extraordinary that the
Baltimore banks have been able to reduce the operation,
Ct the most important departments presents sound
and healthy state of things and evinces desire the
part of the bank managers preserve uniform
ment possible The Of capital in the Baltimore
banks on the 5th of January 1852 was S7,lll,46l
The Philadelphia North american announces that the
holders Of the Allegheny coupon bonds presenting the
coupons yesterday for payment at the Bank of Penn
sylvsnia, notified that instructions had been
ceived to deduct from the face of the coupons the
amount Of the State tax ve per een) without any dis
elimination in favor Of non resident holders Of the
bonds.
The amount of duties imports received in the dis
ct Ct Philadelphia in each Of the past three years
as annexed
Total. s27I4se5 $s,s6l,ll2 sso7s1A
We have returns showing the value of merchandise
imported into the port Of Philadelphia in either Of the
past three years The increase in from 1s4s to
1860 was SesA47 1850 to 1851 s3l2011-:otal
increase in two years s95s,l6S.
The stock securities Of The James Bank the par value
Of which $50 0 sold at auction for S35 37 So On
the 18th of December the real estate securities Of the
bank nominauy amounting to s5o,53s 80 sold and
realised so5 making with the amount of the sales of
stocks Ss7el2 so The circulation of the bank accord
ing to the latest report from the department S7643
If the Assets SOLD include the whole property Of the
bank its notes will receive dividend Of about eighty
eight cents on the dollar.
The last annual report Of the Utica and schenectady
Railroad Company presents the annexed exhibit of
ings expenditure, &c.
Urea AND ScBNEcTApy RAILROAD.
Amount OF capital paid in INSTRUMENTATION. 81 $4,000
floating debt ...+....... ........ los 900
Actual cost Of road and equipments 397l 1856
Total earning, from passengers, year ending
Sept &c. is5l....... S560523
freights ...At......... 25l,600
other sources ........ 1895
Total income. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1857 6S
Transportation expenses .......... S2Sl 303
Canal tolls paid observation-disclosures. bosfb 335,H9
Net earnings, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. sols558
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Net F"A's"oo
OF this amount SAP 400 paid in the shape Of dvi
dencs Ss-16 interest Passengers transported,
53,73l; tons Ct freight carried, ll5 TOO,
The demand for dry goods is as might have been
pected at this very early period extremely light South
ern merchants the principal buyers, but only
ceving their spring goods Clohers bought very
lightly this owing to their large surplus stock
The market for staple cottons s very and has rather
an upward tendency for the heavier descriptions An
advance Ia anticipated with the revival Of business
Cotton yarn shows slight accumulation Of stock but
not 70 as to affect the frmness If prices which l5c
for cash Brown and bleached shrtings and sheetngs
very quiet Drills no, active but sell moderately
at ca &c for browns nc for beacned aud S2o for
blues osnaburgs light In stock with fair demand
at steady rates Denims dull except for export at
uniform prices Stripes in better request for the
clothing trade Ticks are also in rather more demand
without change In prices. Cotton hinnels are Ia good
demand at full prices Prntog cloths are dull and
Dropping Prints Ct spring styles coming forward
but the GALES yet light Ginghams are mac.
tive. Cotton pantsoctejy in moderate request
at steady rates Delsines coming freely into
market and email opening business is doing
Cloths ere dull and declining The consumption by the
clothing trade has been lighter than expected leaving
stock too heavy for the market Fancy cassimeres
very quill plain colors blacks, and doeskios mode
raely active though at irregular prices there being
more anxiety to CELL satinets dull and heavy
Tweeds and jecs: as INACTIVE, Sleeps grsvs s-s no
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BANKS OF MASSACHUSETTS.

1t appears by this exhibit that the amount Of gold
and silver coin on hand in May 1851 S54 800 less
than in Oct 1885, while in May last the circulation was
$2eSS S2 greater than in the month of October pre-
vious This is by no favorable state of things
In the six months ending May, 1851 the line of loans
had increased s3oOl6o1; deposits 1922 capital
$3.50 $50
The annexed statement exhibits the general condition
of the several banks of the city of Baltimore on hs 9th
of January 1852 according to detailed accounts pre-.
pared according to special act of the Legislature
BANKs OF Observation-Disclosures, 1852
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Two TIE AfFLlCfLD-hN IAFALLIBLs NgyEay
LOT hose oeploIAble consequences resulag from oeE
honee No may DO heard from gratis by sddreepp mas
PAID Box Og Broadway Post 0fico New orb oiev 10
ssm Of mdieorcsion Aad apaekerg il Of Gao hhss inns
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h0n REWARD.-JEFFRlES AHTIDOTE, A uPl
POOO cihc mixture cure Of private disorders
makes speedy without the restriction Of Diet
drink exposure or change in application business The
proprietor oh.i single case which the mixture win
put up in bottles with full directions &c. ST. One bottle
iasts weeamany are cured in two days For sale q.
Ring l92 Broadwsy and los Bsysrd strcet, New York
Little, lOl Hanover stree. Boston: Wright & Co.
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SHIPPING.

NOTICE.-PAsSENGERs PER STEAMSHIP PACIFIC,
for Liverpool wiz please be board at the
nal street. this day. Saturday Jan TO- at O'Clock A. NJ
EDWD. X. COLLINS 4 co.
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DACKETS FOR HAvRE-SECOND LINE.-THE FOL.
lowing shpe will leaYe Havrs on the 10th. and New

lowing ships will lssys Hsvro on The 10TH and New
si ;S;;5i: ~.
ss. t sS.slA5 as;s'f e. G.eA zSi
$;i 4: ? ;i:ls:. *: e.;
I holm w Il; master
oil reauso articles comfort oonvenenoe pas
and IN y IN the
sent to the will be forwarded free any
charges but B s6isS ts'HhS AGENTS 1851 Pear.
PACIFIc NAIL STEAMSHIP CoMPANY--oNLY
Through Line for Ban F..ncisso via Ghssrss drso.
Sss ass
rss.3
O'clock precisely her pier the foot Of war
i =; t .s::
San PASSENGERS mails ssfs
rs ss 4 hi ~
Bills Of ladins sigued At the Oos the morning Of sail
OEsPAIcI LINE FOR SAN FRANCISCO. -cLIPPER
g Lass river isos Bseiman ppsrs
cargo s. taken s On apps..
Ss1' ssS.ss s s9y Is lao S
sn apply ;ns TTroN 81 or pas
EoR RIO DE JANEIRo, VALPARAISO, PANAMA
4 and Calitornia-The new and double engine steam
ship WINFIELD SCOTT 2sO0 tons burthsn, Kenney Cou-
sI oomm,ndsr will depart for the above ports on or
' DAvs 'f'sas
FoR sAvANNAH-u. 5. MAIL LINE.-THE NEW
and eplerdd steamship ALABAMA, Captain c. ID. Lud-
low, will leave New York for Savannah, Saturday 0th
January, At o'clock +. M from Pier No. T. N. For
SaML. L. MITCHELL 1874 Front street.
The Florida Captain Lyon, on Saturday. January H.
NOTICE-TO MASTERS OF ALL VESSELS BOUND
IN for San will please have two repoof
ve,se cargo. vessels spoken passenger &c.,
with other thing may think worthy of note for the
Alta California and Exchange Reading Room Tor ALI Ma
tons In San Francisco which will DO called for
arrival by Commodore Robert B. Martin, Marine Reporter
for the Alt and News Room. and late Of e New York
herald.
CTEAMDoAT FOR sALE-A HANDSOME LITTLE
~ Steamboat ninety feet long naetcen feet beam cylinder
inches in diameter six feet stroke her wheel
twelve feet three inches in diameter four feet face draws
from two and half to thres feet weto saloon twenty-five
feet long httd good STYLE boiler new and will burn
either wood or COAL low engines che viii thirty
miles on half ton Of coal She is almost as good 49, new
partly copper aoteninss She is we'll cscua;ed for exour
eiop ferry tow boat well found, with full 6st Of
nF and good order for immediate busness For furSner
particulars arply TO JOSHUA BAKER No. 81 Water street,
Nimir g'or, Del,
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Two AVOID IsAPPolSTsEkT CALI ON Or wAEp
az you who have CONTRACTED private disease He hss
maue tbe greatest reform in the treatment cure
ea N hhi the time that IL takes another gcts All ~
oou cases that have dehed others Those hin
oiortpnhte inteeG Gabos Improve the taVuont tev co.
unaer me- unrvsled treatment No Zee till cured cov
eulsattons private 0Btcc Of ssreo and
"
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AMUSEm ENVS.


RR0ADWAYTHEATRE.-E. E. A. MARSHALL, SOLE LES
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Aassa's
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CahsIiSTrYa.ss orEEA
during The week until farther notice The Veil
aas .::
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With favor highly respectable audiences
Rss Nj %
@snsns e'n'''' On No" Years day. CON-
EELLows' MINsTRELs-NEw YORK IS FINISHED,
as os f. @ M
Srns1 sSSssss snGR Of talent %
R1 %
day n Sam. sn .. 2,
eents Children l2 cents. Doors open 6 o'clock oon-
mence at7h O'Clock.
w ELCHS NATIONAL CIRCUS, CHE sTNUr STREET.
w below Ninth, Philadephia.-IA Lent Manager-
Exhibition nightly OF the grand equestrian tomme of
the ENCHANTED SIZED together with She m.tchlass
hoYsemanshp OF Mile Marie the other members of Vhs
distinguished troupe Every description OF equestrian and
acTobssic entertainments here produced scale Of
Prot Nixon, Equestrian Directors Pentland and Wor.
roll. Clowns -
a CARD.--IN CONSEQUENCE OF THE VERY BAD
weather on the evening OF the 9th Mrs. Fairfield has
postponed her Poetcal Reading and will give on Satur
oeyevenpg the 10th January at the Society Library Rooms
AL her friends who have purchased 9th
requested TO present them at her next eve ming.
ERANKLIN MUSEUM, IT'S CHATH AM SQUARE, ONE
block above the National rheatre-George Lea sole
propretorSAloon performances afternoon even
ing to in the afternoon three
entertainments varied seeo and such as can be
seen at other place Of entertainment New York con-
ssting of LEAFS Female Ethiopian Opera Troupe also Mons
Gregoire, the strongest the WORLD, will break
any stone the audience choose to him will alse
challenge to kill bullock" with his clenched
ns for any amount Of money; Troupe of Model Artists
who are selected for their beauty and dnre per-
sonase number Of beautiful tableaux company Arab
Girls who go through variety OF feats of dex
terttyi company Of Male and Female Artists who will
give exhibition of Ma ible statuary uncqualed the
every afternoon and evening For par touars bills OF
each day Admssion-Seats in Private Boxes 50 cente:
Stage Seats T cents Boxes Is cents: Psrqueste I2S
cents. -.
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a CARD.--IN CONSEQUENCE OF THE VERY BAD
heather on the evening OF the 9th Mrs. Fairfield has
dsyevenpg the 10th January at the Society brary Rooms
All her frn DIS who have purchased
requested TO present them at her next ming. - -
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vT>HE NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED STATES
mail ships composing ehis lima are ths
following ATLANTIC, Captain West.
PACIFIC, CAPTAIN IVA

BALTIC, Captain Comstock.
ADRIATIC, Captain Grafton.
These ships having beon buis BY expressly
Service every has been taken in thor
structon-as In their enginesto strength and
and their unequal
leo for elegance Ard oomfors
Price Of passage from New York Liverpool IN first
cabin Sl0 second do, $40 Exclusive Of extra size
state rooms $500.
From Liverpool 70 New York ESQ and ECO.
An experienced surgeon attached 10 each ship,
No berth secured until paid for
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~ Fifth editinn hx n Ia lHrai NJ ID n =

Cheapest book published $50 plates On
the Ply siology Of Marriage and the nsu5es
disorders OF youth and maturity resung from excesse
which destroy the physical and mental all
arising from indoreton with plain and simple rules By
which all persons themselves without eroury
with the authors observations marriage duies aal
disqual cations, and their remedco; with tho-
eases the reproductive Of both
lures and functions II many
hints to those contemplating matrmony which viii
come objections against marriage however shoulS
take this important without its pages
II treats Of all diseases Of faes whether married single
Strangers who require medical aid before
doctor ought to know whether ther properly
dertood by those whom they emp guard against
the imposition OF quackery ctiea
Or La Croix is illegally qualified physician pas
twenty years. has boon daily consulted different
diseases Of which his book treats veil a. b.
letter Any person sending twenty-five lessci
post paid, will receive copy by mail, hostage
Ave copies for 81 Address Dr. La oRoIx IS Beaver
street. Albany, N Y Sold by Garrett Co.. % Ann street
and stringer Townsend % Broadway. N. Y. Branoh
Office, Ga Lloyd street, Buffalo.
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SHIPPING.


E7OR LIyERPO0L-UNITkD STATES NAIL sTRhN.
ship PACIFIC, Captain Ezra Fys.-This steamer will
depart with tho United States mss Europe positively
ssturdsy jan TO- 1852 ~ IL O'clock M her berth
the foot Of Canal street No borb secured s paid fos
For freight or passage having uneanaed accommodations
fer elegance and comfort, apply 20
EDWARD X. COLLINS n Co., % Wall a..
The steamship htsnNo Will suoosed the Pacific. and sail
January 2ith, 1852
EoR SOUTHAMPTON AND nAvRE-THE UNITED
Il States Mail Steamship FRANKLIN, James A. Wotton
Commander will leave for Havre touching at
land the mails and patenger Saturday, 18th inBt IL
O'clock, from Pier n 0. 4 North River.
Price OF passage in first cy bin $40
Do. do. in second cabin .................. 10
No merchandise will received on board after Thursdsy
the 10Th inst. specie will be received board Friday
evening Luggage during the voyage should be
sent on board the day before sailing marked Below Fer
NORTHERN LIVINGSTON, agent IS Broadway,
IT Z. MAIL sTEAsSHIP 0oMpANY.-FoR NEW
~ orleans via naysns Change Of calling Dsg.-The
commander will ss from the pcrst foot Warren etree
NJ r. Frda,, January 9, at o'clock, +. M precisely
Rates OF passage 70 Havana and New Orleans-New az
rsngement-Lsces Saloon terths S7D After do. do 800
Forward do. do, $50 etcerage do SIS epeceonly taken
on freight TO Hayana Freight taken TO New Orleans ~ the
usual rates Tor freight or passage, apply 70
y. Q. R01ERTs III Wess ssrssh corner ofWAyren.
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osKD DAT E5 OF SAILING.
" - Vt.Aa

Tor relgnt or passage apply 70
EDWARD K. COLLINS CO., Sc Wall st., N. York.
BROWN, SHIPLEY CO.. Liverpool.
g. ROBEkTS CO, IL Kings Arms Yard. London,
JOHN lUNROE CO.. q Rue Notrs Dame des VIC
torres Paris;
GEO. II. DRAPER, Havre.
The owners Of those ships will accountable for gold
silver bullion specie jewelry, precious stones or METALS
unless bills Of ladng signed thereor and the value
thereon therein exprcaeed. - - ',~~
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THE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL
Mail Steamships between New York and Liverpool d.
rect and between Boston and Liverpool ships
only calling Halifax to land and receive ana pas
aengers.
ARABIA, Capt. PERSIA Capt.
AFRICA, Capt. Ryrie. ASIA, Capt. Judkius.
EUROPA, Capt. Lott NIAGARA. Can't Stone.
AAERlCA, CaPt shannon. CAN ADA, Capt. Harrison.
CAMBRIA, Capt Lctch
These vessels clear white Light 1t mainmAst head;
green the starboard; red ON port. 80
Africa. from New York Wednesday, Nth January, 49,
Cambria, :. boston. Wednesday, 2lst do.
Asia, " New York. Wednesday 18th do,
Niagara Boston. Wednesday, 4th February.
America, q New York. Wednesday, 18th do.
Europa :" Boston. -. Wednesday, 18th do
Canada. 49,. :" New YorL. .:wesnssday, 25th Do.
Cabin, Sl20; Secsnd Cabin, $40
No berth secured until paid for
Freight will be charged on specie beyond An amount for
personal expenses.
An experienced surgeon board.
All letters and newspapers must through The Post
Once.
For freight or passage. applyso
r. CUNARD Jr. So Broadway.
French, German and other foreign goods received and
brought in with British goods Through bills Of
ladng given in Havre for New York
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nR. WARD. DEVOTED 70 DsLiCATE DIsEAsks
- warrants the speediest Yon will be CURED ~
him positively in half the usual who nave CON
traoted private disease, make early application am
trestment stands alone the ADMIRATION then
selves who are often his patients The andex
other DOCTORS, never saw ythins il Either
cure or great relief in twentv-four hours Once CansJ
street, corner Of Broadway.
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nR CONyERS' ANTIDOTE-1HE GREAT EXTERMI-
- nAtor OF private disease This only remedy on
which any reliance can be placed IT the Of Tong
and extensive practice In these disorders Young You
cannot be deceived by the silly
them and their They have no knowledge disease
or medicine DR. Convers has had practice in
Ills branch CT the profession and is oay curing
have been deceived and Eured b. lenders you
wish speedy cure call on Dr. ca and his dote
VI vial, with ample directions, and his medicsi work
gratis Agents f33 Broadway and W 30 very Dr. Con-
yers ohoe 90 Third avenue Advice from a. TO Nj.
B-Dr Convers lnvigorating ordia the only re NEEDY
for the sad consequences Of self sale above
bottle three bottles for S. with important advice the
married and single.
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u All o,boI mssioine, ,o5 me-. D.THls DEATn
bottle with treatise, only dosr no will ave fees
after thsh Cali and get this cino
seventeen remedies making IL BY far most certain
unyersa remedy ctaens and strangers msed
Broadway Many cured In ty.tour hons w she IN,
fortupstee Friend No medicine elso can do that
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DE 1T REMEMBERED-TBIS AFTERNOON, AND
- every afternoon next week. Professor
grand Day Performance. Doors zen At q
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CIRCUs.-NEw YORK AHPHIrnEATRs, 81 BowERY

EELLOWS MINSTRELS.-THE MANAGER TAKES
- great pleasure IN announcing an engaxcment with Mr.
delneator also T. f. Brgg the oelebrs ted wis
will make their first appearance Monday January
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hOCT0k WARE NAMES NUMEROUS CURES OF DE-
- lca~ diseases At tO Cana street,
Tar better were ir you uniortunates - treat
than go 20 OF the hun fred DelAS
net to como 10 tor may issG shes
you will be gated bey ond all dnd yourseI
better In twenty -four hours No fee tiii cured
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MI LARMONT, SURGEON. r. X. SOCIETY, AND \. p.
Medicine has established Thy his greatly seroy
ment Of All private deasesI reputation which Others
sorey envy him. Not only for the
Of the disease while LEGAL without many using
any medicines but in those syphito
yoars DURATION causing the destruction OF The
ever and which have been der tho of the o
Dent without his services sought
and valued for unles the system freed
fell destroyer IL afccts tho innocent offspring for genera
fiona The written oernhcstes quo is,ed b, him To-
that he 10 not afraid 10 ,quald
though bis preceptors the
Acton of London The certificates Ao very mr.
fortunately numerous victims Of self there
thousands who cannot be cured win eaicnes
fore especially soote thoBe ha oss
OF whhtover complaint in this Hpec sways sps
rantees an easy and permanent or by 10,
ter tu statement Of the wit tee 10 box oadys
Post Once New ibrk, will be necessary Patients apply
ing personally have separate Office
morning till z and 10 in the evening eade s.ya.t
Two doors from Broadway opposite In &he
druggists. NIB His original will soon be ublisA,J
u or 7 u n "A II rs EkI IL n Id -ruIs - NJ.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-10-05

A RRhNGEMENTS have been made for holding
IN TEACHERS INSTITUTE, in the town of North
Btook field IN he County of Worcester TO commence
On MONDAY, the lsth OF October,
at 10 o'clock, A. A. and 10 continue until the alle noen
Of Saturday, 0 the same week.
All applicants must present themselves puuctually,
at the time specified for the meeting,
The institute is designed for those who teachers
in Public schools in Massachusetts, who have n reA-
sonabe prospect of becoming such wihin year from
the time when snch Institute shall hefeld
Tie expense of Ii trlcDn, Lectures, Rooms, Lights
Sc, is betrayed by the Commonwealth, and the super
vision and government Of the Institute placed by
the Board OF Education in the hands of its Secretary
School Committees, and all the friends of Common
Schools, respectfully and earnestly requested to
render such aid may to them proper and just,
to facilitate the attendance of the members OF the nst
tuition. BARNAS SEARS,
Secretary of the Board of Education.
Boston, Sept. IA, 1852 deTu5t*
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A SUPPLY this day received and for sale in any
IN quantity by L. L. LAAELL, Druggist
oct4dtf
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. gTFTTN3
60 CORDS OF WOOD,
J i. HOOD

y liz IL U v ~
EETUULD give notice that he has taken the Store
w No. I Warren Block, Pearl street,
second door from Main street. where he will carry the
Auction and Commission Business,
and will keep constantly on hand, at PRIVATE SALE
large assortment of
New and Second Hand Furniture,
Feather Beds, Mattresses of all qualities, CARPETS,
Looking Glasses, Clocks, Lamps, Crockery and Glass
Ware Window Shades and Fixtures, Stoves of differ
ent kinds, Trunks, Carpet Bags and Valises Trunks
made to order, ofal descriptions Fancy Work Boxes,
Portable Desks and variety of ether articles not
toned, all Of which will be sold the very lowest pos
sibe prices for CASH, at PRIVATE SALE.
AUCTION SALES WHEN ADVERTISED.
~ would say to those breaking up housekeeping,
and others having property ofany kind dispose o.,
that they will do well to give me call, as shall
crive property of all kinds on CONSIGNMENT, and
will make liberal Cash adv property left on
sale il desired will buy all kinds Of property, and
pay CASH at the shortest notice.
o. Sales ofali kinds of property attended to in any
part ofthe County.
Old Furniture repaired, vanished and repolished by
experienced workman, with neaness and despatch.
J. H. HOOD, Auctioneer.
Worcester, Sept. %, 1852. d3m w3w
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MARRIED,


In Ftchburg, Sept. 23d, by Rev Horatio Stebbin',
Mr. George e. Towne to Miss Margaret Fitzpatrick.
In Leoninster Sept. 81, by Rev. Mr. Talbot, and
Rev. Mr.. Smith, Mr.. NJ Thorn, of Cincinnati, Ohie,
TO Miss Mary Il. Josyn, of Leominster.
In Claemont, NJ H., Mr.. William H. Goodwin, Of
Fitchburg, to Miss Rosilla Sleeper.
In Ashby, Sept 26, by Rev. c. w. Wood, Mr.. Marquis
L. Holden, of Fitchburg, to Miss Emily A. Wright
daughter of Abel Wright. of Ashby.
In Wapoe, afr. William Dexter, ofUpton to Harriet
Amelia daughter of Asa Blake.