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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-01-29
Ladies Congress Boots,

M have fine asortment-all widths and all sizes,
w of the Best Congress Caters offered in this
city. SMITH a. BROTHER,
One door North Of Hardon's
Jan, Is. = daw3w
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-01-29

Now is your time. CLAFLIN is taking Da
gueneo'ypes nj the reduced price oil 50 cents We
would advise our friends and the public generally, if
they wish TO procure PERFECT LIKENESS, to can
at his rooms, 42 Main street, I'd door north of b. L.
Haldon u o's iou5 dtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-01-29
Horticultural Han,


FBNHIS HALL, with complete Farnitura, is now OF.
\ tered to the Public, upon REASON TERMS, for
Concerts, Conventions, Lectures, Exhibitions, Dancing
iarti,s d
Society pia for Pubic 0rShip the sab
bath. Application for the present, may he made to
WILLIAM II. JACOBS at the Hall, or 10 either Of the
Subscribers II. N. Tow Err, ! ,,.a....
an20dMa T3w d w LINCOLN,{ COMMITTEE.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-01-29

J. X. Clark, H0MGPATHIC PHYsIcIAN,-No
4 Walnut Street. Office hours from TO 8 a. NJ and
from TO 3 + RI.
Worcester, lam LIST 1851. janl II
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-01-29
DR.. swaynes Compound Syrup of Wild

A SUPPLY of this invaluable remedy, for Pulmona-
N nv complaints, now in 5 ore, and Tor sale by the
dozen or single bottle l.. T. LAZELL, A pothecary,
jan27-3wis Jaw 20l Main street.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-01-29

OnO1C6 groceries,.
VIE SUBSCRIBER, having purchased the Stock of
IL Goods OF William I'll. Harrington, formerly Har
rlngton Geason will be adding his week, with Cash
purchases choice variety of Staple and Fancy Grocer
es and respectfully invites the attention Of the citizens
OF Worcester and vicinity to his establishment
The proprietor, in conducting his buse will strict
ly adhere To the Une Price cash system, and he
feels confident, that by fair DEALING ana attention the
wants oil the pnbllc, TO merit share Of patronage
Goods delivered In any part oil the city, without
charge. G KNAPP,
No. Front street, opposite City Hall
Worcester, Jan 20, 1852. jan27-dawtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-01-29
g Look o. These Bools,' -

n ENTLEMEN are invited to examine Stock of
VI Fine Dress Boois OF which we have great vare-
IT, Aso heavy Calf Kip, Cowhide and Calcutta Boots
of superior quaity-al cheap for the ready cash.
SMITH a BROTHER,
jan Is. daw3w l44 Main street
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-01-29
Notice.

JNHE THIRD ANNUAL MEETING of the worces-
1 ter Chidren's Friend Society, will take place on
SATURDAY, Slst of January, at BRINLEY HALL,
at half ,st two o'clock, r. NJ
Friends of the institutions, generally, invited to
tend. MARCIA KNOWLTON, secretary
ian24-dlw
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-01-29
Marsh's Patent Oil.

burning FLUID, Lamp OIL, Lamps, Lanterns,
ID Wicking and general assortment of Groceries, in
Store and Tor sale cheap Tor Cash, by H. SPRING. End,
297 Main, corner Main aud Southbridge streets
ian27-dtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-01-29

India Rubber Finger Cots,
NOR Sale by L. L. LAZELL, Druggist,
ian2s-3wisdaw col Main street.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-01-29
Pay up! Pay up!! Paw up!!!

A LII p rsons having unsettled accounts with the
IA Subscribers, contracted previous the LIST of Jan
uary, re9u sted to make immediate payment the
same, as all our accounts be canctled previous
the Isl OF February. b. l.. hARDON d co.
janl9-dtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-01-29

cool and parking soda with
every variety OF SYRuPS. Fifty Tickets for dollar
l. 7. LAZELi., Apothecary,
cps dwtf 2Ol Main street,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-01-29
Planning Machines

1.-TWO of Browns Planning Machines for planning boards
i or plank. The best now in use, can be bought on
favorable terms OF EDWARD EARLE.
These Machines are to he used under the woodwork
Patent one Of the kind Is in operation at William
T. Merrfied's, and can be at any time, by calling
at his esIablahment. JHh29-daWtt
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-01-29

DIR. II. w, Eu tom, PuLMoNIsT, CcTner OF
Main aud Myrtle streets, opposite Col on's ulsery
Where his services can be promptly obtained al any
hour, by day night, when prevented by previous
Professional Duties.
Auscultaton ami Advice, Free. dtf-dec25
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-01-29
Interesting Notice.

OUR Accounts all ready for settlement; those in
~ debed to US, requested pay their bills beors
the 25th Of this month.
janl4 d6t-wtf H.H CHAMBERLAIN & co.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-01-29

VILLA DICKINSON,
NOTARY PUBLIC,
Will attend to this and other matters Of business al
his Office over the Central Bank nov diff
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-01-29

WOnderFuI.-We can hardly credit the story that
young lady of this city that had become nearly add
has lately become IN Possession of luxurions Head OF
Hnlr, SAID to b. in consequence Of using RUSpINPS
ITALIAN HAlR TONIC, which is admitted by the
most eminent Chemists Physicians, and every one who
uses il, to be the best article for Restoring p eserving
and Beautying In, Hair. Prepared and sold wholesale
and retail BY G S. II A. J. HOWE, and d. SCOTT, Jr.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-01-29
Sugar Paper

nor Sale OF 2Ol Main street, by L. T. LAZELL,
II iln29-3wisdaw Apothecary.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-01-29

Pew for Sale.
nor Sale good Pew in the " Church Of The Unity"
Il drew Mr. Hale's) on Elm street. Apply to the Sex
ton, Mr.. CURLY, Mechanic street. or
jan29-d6twlL II. Il. CHAMBERJlN & co.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-07-09
Marine Intelligence.
ARRIVED

ARHlP Ed.
July 2-U. s. Mail Steamer Gov Dudley Bates from
Charleston, with 50 passengers.
July schr Corvo, Gables, from Rockand, to ]. & D.
McRae & Co.; with lime.
4-brg Aurora Goodwin, from Boston, H. Flanner and
Potter & kidder.
schr. Balance, Mathis from Boston, J. H. Flanner.
brig Gen. Marshall Morse from Charleston in ballast. to
& D. McRae Co.
brig Gallo, Robbins, from Boston, in ballast, to T. & D.
McRae s. Co.
schr Virginia, Ross from Savannah, in ballast to DeROs
brig Ann Maria, Smith, from Boston, to Miles Costn;
with hay, SC.
schr Topaz, Lewis, from Hyde county, to Miles Cosn;
with shingles.
schr. Express Whitehurst Eom Jacksonville to Miles
Costing with spirits turpentine and rosin.
brig Maria t. Wilder, Coffin, from -, Me-, to Vim. NJ
Harriss; with hay and bricks.
AT MAIN BAR-Br. barque Queen of the Exc, Holman
from Wales, to Adams Bro. & Co.; with iron for W. NJ
Railroad.
July 81. S. Mail steamer Gov. Dudley, Bates, from
Charleston; with 60 passengers.
CLEARED.
July 2.-U. S. Mail Steamer Gladiator Smith, for
Charleston with so passengers.
schr A. j. DeRosset, Brewster for New York. by DeRos
set s. Brown.
schr VIM. H. Smith, Jones, for New York, by DeROse
& Brown.
schr Jonas Smith, Nichols for New York by Miles Coz
tin; with naval stores and cotton.
July 2-steamer Brothers, Banks, for White Hail. by JS'
Banks; with two boats in tow.
3-sehr Memento Smith, for New York, by j. H. Flan-
ner with naval stores.
schr ]. H Flanner VanGilder for Boston, by Geo. Har
riss; with naval stores and pea nuts
July 5-U s. Mail steamer Gladiator, Smith for Charles
ton; with 30 passengers
brig Humboldt, CHM, for Curacoa by Potter Kidder
with lumber. ts -
brig Vancouver Sweetser for Cienfugcs (Cuba by e.
lis, Russell & Co.; with l03, 900 feet lumber.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-07-09
An ATare of Onner.


Mistr Bill Virgins and Mistr Bob Foster pre-
sents their compts to Mistr Punch, and baggs his
insershn of the folern = - ...
In the Coarse of Pollyticke discushp at the
Checkers last Eavnn. Mistr Dix Ruobly maid hob
servation, witch Mistr Gin smithers said he was
Lie.
Mistr Dix rubbly Axed Mistr Gin Smithers wot
he meant by that Expreshh!
Mistr Gin Smithers refer'd Mistr dix Rubbly to
is High. 7.
Mistr Dix Rubbly then sayd if says that are
agin lie Punch yure ed
upon Witch Mistr Gin Smi,hers repeated the
Wurds.
whereby Mistr dix Rubbly up to Pitch in to
Mistr Gin Smithers; but Mistr bill wigging and
Mister bob Foster interfered sayin this Wasn't the
Place for Mill. pG e
" The consequence wos it wos agreed they should
have it Hout in the Yard
Mistr Gin Smithers Mistr Dix Rubbly, Mistr
bob Foster, and Mistr Bill Virgins then Proceeded
to the Back of the Ouse, whear Ring was formed
! of Circul of Acquaintance; and the Parties ad a
| Settoo. ...- $685. .s.-e. -sr
"Mistr bill Virgins fciated for Mistr Gin Smith.
ers and Misr Bobb Foster did the Nedefu for Mist1
dix Rubbly.
" The men havn fort one Round without Bind
dron, Mistr Bill Virgins Axed Mistr Dix Rubblv 4
he'd had enuf, and Mistr dix Rubbly alowd his Sell
satisfde.
switch bein the Case the Men shook Ands and
turned back to the Tapp where we Had Beer ali
rownd and the Afare concluded to the satisfacshur
of All Parties consumed.
'V0t' : ~ 4s0ts 1ss :. Bill WlccINs.n
pzATA sQo - Tf NJ unffov;iIr hoe ool...a
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-07-09

A SMART SCHOLAR" Sally, you seem to be igno-
raut in geography; l will examine you in grammar.
Take the sentence, marriage is civil contract
Parse marriage Marriage is a noun because it
is And though Shakespeare asks what's a
name. and says that rose by any other name would
smell as sweet, yet marriage being and there
fore name, shows that the rule established by the
Bard of Avon has at least one exception. For mar
rage certainly is of very great Importance and being
a noun and therefore r..me ergo, there is some
thing in a name" Good We'll what is the case
of marriage o. Don't know, sir" Decline it.
and see" 81 Don't feel at liberty to decline mar.
riage after having made Bill the promiseI have. I'd
rather coniugate.,
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-07-09

THE ARCTIC REGIONS The British Nautical STAN
dard the intention of the Hudsons Bay Com
pany continue, and if possible complete, the dscov-
cries in the Arctic regions. Sir John Rae will be imme-
daiey dispatched TO The Northern coasts of America on
a voyage of exploration. He will proceed by way of
Chesterfield Inlet to Cape Nicola, Sir James Ross's
furherest in 1881 thence TO survey as far north as
Cape Bird Sir James Ross furthest in 1850 thus to
complete the northwest passage. DIR. Rae will also
search various other portions of those unacceptable
shores set at rest tie conflicting statements with re
gard to them, and give the world fresh knowledge
of the country. But paramount object with DR. Rae
will be the searchfor Sir John Franklin. We have al
ready expressed our opinion that such object vii
be Ruthless yet there may be ground for hope that the
long lost navigator is still alive. At all events grea
credit cannot but be given to the Hulson's Bay Com
pany for their enerprsng conduct behalf of science
and for the sake of humanity.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-07-09
Mr.. Clay.

In pursuance Of official notice, public meeting
o the citizens Of Wilmington was held on Thursday
night last in the Masonic Hall, to adopt measures
for paying q suitable tribute of respect to the
cry of the great departed, w. C. Howard Esq, Ma
gistrate of Police presiding, and j. ]. Lippitt Esq,
secretary.
Appropriate resolutions expressive of the feelings
of the meeting, were offered by R. H. Cowan Esq,
and adopted unanimously, and a committee appoint
ed to make arrangements for some pnblic manifesto
ton. The committee will report the programme of
proceedings through the papers. 1t is understood
that procession will be formed business suspended
and other suitable and proper demonstrations made
George Davis, Esq, we believe, will deliver the eu-
logy, and VIM. C. Howard Esq, act as Chief Mar
shall. Thursday the 18th inst, has been designated
as the day. ...-.
Of course, our statement is unofficial, and some
variation may be made in tho order of arrangements,
but we think they will be found substantially cor
rect as given.
Chaste and feeling addresses were made by ]. G
Wright, G. J. McRee, Robert Strange, Jr. and R.
H. Cowan, Esqs., and the meeting adjourned.
Honors Mr.. Clay.
The papers are filled with notices of the death of
Mr.. Clay, and the honors paid to his memory by
Congress, and the country at large. On the Both,
his death was announced in the Senate by MIR. Un-
derwood of Kentucky.
Resolutions were passed, that the members of the
Senate wear the usual badge Of mourning for one
month That committee of six members accompa-
ny the remains to Kentucky, and that the Senate
adjourn. Messrs Cass, Hunter, Hale, Clemens,
Cooper, Seward, Jones, of Iowa. and Brooke follow
ed in eloquent tributes to the memory and virtues
of the distinguished dead.
In the House, the melancholy event was announ-
ced by Mr.. Breckenridge, of Kentucky, who paid an
eloquent tribute to the deceased, and offered the
usual resolutions Several other gentlemen made
addresses, and the House adjourned.
The funeral took place on the 1st instant from the
Capitol. Religious services were had in the Senate
Chamber, after the conclusion of which the corp
was placed in the rotunda of the Capitol until half
past three whence it removed, in charge of the
committee of arrangements and pal-bearers' to th'
Railroad Depot, and left at o'clock for Baltimore
having been first confded to the Committee of Con
gress appointed to accompany it to Kentucky
The committee are: Messrs. Underwood, Jones o
Tennessee, Glass; Fish, Houston and Stockton.
The following the pall-bearers Messrs. Cass
Mangum, Dodge of Wisconsin, Pratt, Atchison an
Bell
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-07-09

NEW YORK, June 30.-Naval Stores-Prme North
County Turpentine held firmly s. so per $50 H.
which 1000 bbls were sold previous to leswe bear
some small sales of Wilmington at s. s. Is per ~ ~
Spirits Turpenne has been In demand and the market o
ses 6rm with but little remaining in first hands-the
10 1900 bbls principally at 43 cents cash, bat EN-
bracug 426 last Saturday and some a YESTERDAY
while at retail A As obtasned Rosin is in good ae
81 4O and 300 81 IS delivered 500 s dS
aaoat 81 o3 SOC North Cbunty, 81 20 in yards and @
White g % 25 per 2S9lb.ehe latter is scarce ana wa"
ted, A lot of 200 bbls. Tar sold at q in yard
BOSTON, June 3O-Naval Stores,--Stoek Of SplI ns
Turpentine very light and sales small at AZ 40 Gus
gall cash In Tar have only notice small sa pS mo-
81 f2a Ter bbl., cash and mos In. Rosin and rs'
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-07-09

Gen. Scott appears TO be not only modest but a
very candid man In his address to the large
bage of people that called at his residence in Wash
iugton on Monday night. to rejoice with him upon
his nomination, he said that Sc the high honor which
the Baltimore Convention had conferred upon hin,
over his iilustrus rivals wholly unmerited' Re.
elected President in preference to himself he remarked
" shall be satisfied, for know that the choice mus
fall upon deserving man--one worthy of your con.
idence and support" We hope after this generous
testmoney from the chief Of the Wing party, not &c
hear housing politicians - carping at the merits and
claims of the Democratic nominee for the Presidency
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-07-09

The Norfolk Herald of wednesday says:
1t gives pleasure 10 learn that Commander Petit
grew has been acquitted of the charges against him
which have been the subject of inquiry for time
before the cour-maral now sitting board the Penn
sylyania -- -..s r--- e-... -.a
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-07-09

ADJOURNMENT OF THE MEXICAN CONGRESS -NEw
ORLEANS, June 23.--The Mexican Congress has ad-
journed without making provision for the financial
of the government. The affairs of the State are
in terrible disorder in every department
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-07-09

RISE OF LAKE ERIE-The Ashtabula (Ohio) Tele-
graph says that Lake Erie full three feet higher than
last year, OVERLOOKING the fats in the harbor. Fifteen
stood exactly the same level as now ,ant
according TO observation and tradition the period OF M
teen yesrs appears be attended by high water, with
strict regularity. Ig
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-07-09

'No North, South. East, West, under the Con
stitution but sacred maintenance of the bon
and true devotion to the common brotherhood"
FRANKLIN PIERCE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-07
Mem Publications.
DOCKS CHEAPER THAN EVER

DOCKS CHEAPER THAN EVER
ID THOMAS ORMsBY has removed from his old sand
OF Ann Nassau to No IL Ann-s where cn be
found usual large supply Of all the late PUBL CA
TlONS. MAGAZINES, &c, which he furnish to delen
and the trade In general, the lowest cash prices.
NEW BOOKS LATELY ISSUED.
LIVES OF CELEBRATED HIGHWAYMEN.-Fhe
Life aud Adventures of Tom King the Notorious High
wayman and Robber by the author Of Dick Tarpn, CPt
Hawke Jack Ran, Claude Duva Paul Clifford &c; COM
p.te volume with beautiful illustrations OF Tu-
pins celebrated ride to York. Price, Is cents
PICKWICK ABROAD; or, The Tour in France BY
Geo W. NJ Reynolds Superbly illustrated with character
istic Engraving by Cruikshank Price 50 cents
MABEL; The Child of the Battle Field Elegantly
illustrated. Price. 50 cents.
LEWIS ARUNDEL; or, The Rail osd of Life. Crap
edition. Illustrated.
MANNERS; or, The Child of Crime work Of dep
interest. Price, Is cents. .~
CELEsTINE; OF, Lights and Shadows Of London hic
By L. L. Blanchard
By Ned Buntine.
Nearly Ready.
ROSE ASHFORD; or. The Ruined Gamester. BY L L.
BlaL chard. author of Celestine.
THOMAS ORMSBY No. u Ann-st- Publisher,
Late corner of Ann and Nassau
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~ Notjce.-THE MERCANTILE MUTUAL LOAN
AND ACCUMULATING FUND ASSOCIATION Will
hold their regular monthly meeting SATURDAY EVEN
ING 9th inst, o'clock in the Lecture Room, Clinton
Hall corner OF Beekman and Nassauss The Secretary viii
be attendance to receive dues and subscriptions from
O'Clock. w. o. GROSER, Secretary.
~ second Peoples Building A.sociaiion.-
The regular monthly meeting Will be held on WEDNES
DAY 18th inst o'clock at the Assembly Room
of 25thst and 8thav Members will please call at the Office
No 2I ehav previously and pay their cues Persons in
must shortly raised oSyEE + REE P5s ssat
JF WILLIAMS, Secretary.
C9r st. Nicholas Building AssOciation.-SPE
GAL NOTiCE-The hrst Monthly Meeting viii be held
the 18th and members respectfully requested TO
Ss sa as o as on 2,
also requested TO hand in their before that date In
shares The Association in prosperous condition and
will be among the most profitable yet formed Subscribe
quickly, before the fee is advanced Present
'''''' N'' W. '' VIM L. CONKLIN, President.
~ Public Meeting of the Bloominsdaie
Sn%nnE on PRibA9 EVENING O'CLOCK
Charles Noe Esq Secretary Of the Columbian Blu, ding
and ages of the Associston The public ladies in
ali sns 2 the of sos
wishing join the back dues may be pals in nstamens OF
81 Entrance M0ns, e g p shsds $780,
WILLIAM MENCK, Vice President
JAMES r. CHAMBERLAIN. Secretary.
Sidney T. Smith. William Hams
Alfred Lancaster Nathaniel Wilson.
Natf aniel S. Wing. David b. Kerr.
Richard c. Gutteridge. Thomas Swenarton
Richard 4. Bright William II. Adds
Suveyor-GEoRGE +. CLARK.
The next Regular of the Association for the trans
action of business and the of monthly dues wi be
held the house of Lewis Geenewad No SIT 9Th be-
tv S7th 3Stbss, MONDAY, May 10, at r. M
~ Piano.Forte and House Furnishing As
ISOLATION JAMES PRISON, President.
+. WEBSTER, VicePresident
JACOB CHoLwELL, Secretary of Meeting.
WIN. VAN NoRDEN, Chm Com. of Management.
j. d. PRICE, Secretary.
The subscribers respectfully informed that the hrst
regular Monthly Meeting will be held at the Apollo on FRI
DAY EVENING the 7th of May, u o'clock, when GER
number of shares will be redeemed All those, there
FORE who anxious obtain immediate right possession
Of Furniture Pano-Forte will fail to attend, as
shares will then be awarded in the usual manner The
monthly dues payable Monday next the Sd OF May at
the Office No Aston House. Those ladies and gentlemen
who yet signed the Articles of Association
quested call and do forthwith to avoid further noca-
ton The subscription list though filling up rapidly is not
yet fand it would be well for those intending to join this
Society," do once they will thereby avoid the in
Of paying the back dues which they must do In
becoming menGers after the Association has been In opera
ton. Those who have not yet Prospectus can pro-
gratis and all requisite information at the office In
the bookstore of Adrance, Sherman CO.. No Astor
House. Entrance Fee 81. A. III. JOCELYN, Treasurer
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6uefial Notices.

nr(eneral Committee OF Democratic Whi g
lcvnf sJ"sv House on FRIDAY EVENING May y
issa. at o'clock. By order ERAsTUS BRUINS 0nn
,. l. BgOS os,x.s {sscretaries.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-07
Is JAMES ROBINSON, viee-P President
- o DsSMAN Secretary.

cssi..s ~ Saie-Au entirely new handsome two-etory
narbls 49,. with erek, sliding doom French windows
two ps ana so,nishes in paor front and rear r
ons oor finished attic Chamber house well
Qood ven ~ closets and psntres cellar under the whole
6sorsss peat tuned fence in froat situated In
DtpSf %"o, eight minutes walk from Mofrisanis
pad A. mn, 49," One Thousand cash Ds.auce can be
No Ifycrs ,sf,eriy payments Apply " Book store,
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AS NURsEs-A very respectable and
IA two well recommended American Nurses wish situa
tons gentlemens families Apply the Superintendent
No l48 Grandst Also American Hotel Pastry Cook.