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TELE GRAPHIC
The Grand Democratic NIOycment
CAPT. SCOTS CoUP D'ETAT-RErLIEs or

CAPT. SCOTS COUP DETAT-REPLIEs OF EX-sECRE-
TAEY BUCHANAN AND GENERAL LANE, ETC.
SPECIAL. WASHINGTON CORRESPONDENCE
WAsnN.roN, May -, 1852
II is generally believed that the object Of getting the
replies from the several candidates for the Presidency
upon the Compromise questions. &C. Sc is to obyatc
the necessity OF making the matter portion Of the de-
mocTatic platform and that, consequently no Compro
mise resolutions will be introduced before the democratic
convention. This arrangement, however will not be
agreed to- without great deal Of trouble If at all
Mr.. buchanan has replied to Mr. Seotts three ncrro-
cations by giving to each affirmative response in the
strongest language.
80 also has General Lane
Gov. Marcys reply, if he Ia. niae any has not vet
b received. Y
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The Whig National Convention.
DELEGATES FROM MASSACHUSETTS


BosToN, May 90 1852
The Wing Convention for the Fifth district met al
Worcester to-day and chose Ira n Barton delegate to
the National Convention. Judge Barton avowcd his
preference for Scott and is the first Scott delegate chosen
in Massachusetts. ARENAS Lee, Of Tcmplcton
chosen substitute. The Committee RESOLUTIONS
ported series, which expressed Presidential prcfe
but say that in order to maintain the supremacy
Of Wig principles they willing to drop personal
ayorites.
WEpsTEr.
In the Third Congressional district to-day Hon.
Linus Child elected delegate to the Wing National
Convention lie i. a Webster and the split Of the
Convention Of a Webster stamp
The Wing Convention of the Tenth district have
selected Daniel Fisher of Edgartown delegate to the
National Convention Mr. Fishers first choice i Daniel
Webster
SCOTT DELEGATE FROM MAINE.
ArGusra. May &c, 1852
The whig District Convention. at Augusta, Maine yes
terday chose D. L Magoun. Scott delegate TO the Ma
tional Convention
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Married.

On Tuesday May 25 al the Church fthe Holy Trinity
by the Rev W. b. Lewis Mr. WILLIAM CATrrLL TO SARAH
Ann daughter Of ,no. G. Force, Of Brooklyn.
On Tuesday May rs by the Rev. Henry Ward Bcecher
Mr.. CHARLES II fLowrRs, of Brooklyn. to Miss MATILDA
Cary, of st. Johns. New Brunswick
At the Baptist Tabernacle, Monday, May "a, by the
Rev. George HIATT WILLIAM j. PooLy, to SUSAN NJ,
daughter Of William Tyson Esq
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friend Of Mr. Fillmore or Mr.. Webster; and General

friend Of Mr.. Fillmore or Mr.. Webster; and General
Scott, predict, viii get no votes from Virginia,
kentucky, Maryland, Louisiana, short Of his pub
lie and recorded commitment to the Compromise
measures; and this he has not yet made, and may
not make at all
The above figures, then, have not even the pro-
denoe Of the new tactics of Dragging and Boosting
which has distinguished the Fillmore men dur
ing the month past. They are but "springcs TO
catch woodcocks," and we trust that no game will
be ontSappcd by such false alarms.
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Arrived-Brss Conductor (Br) Palermo; Kercus, Man.
saniila; pe%,rshs rhjadeIghia; sshr wescosus, do;
tDutoh) Batavia James Smith, Mobe Bay State, Beid-
more brig saml Small and Erie, Phiiadephs; And6r.
SOM kfork schrs EMPIRE AlbaaU CAPITOL PouehkeepNs;
MadawsakA, Com Kesrney. ana N N Klotts. N!ort.
ssbs May CAsNp. Gsn DNiNusN fss tMt CNnbrsSes
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Paper Nominations.

From the Express Nay 70
We told our readers last week that the arguments
against Mr.. Fillmore were being fast reduced to
three, betting Dragging, and bullying; there being
much less Of the first than Of the two last. We see
evidences Of this all around Us; but the last comes
from the Washington correspondent of the philadel-
phia Moth A,neican who, on the first ballot, dis
poses Of the whole matter Of candidate very sum
marily, thus
Aggregate votes frcm free States .116
Aggregate votes from slavcholdng States JIG
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MARITIME INT re LIG n NC K


M0vtaneots of Ocean Steamers.
KasEa LEAVES DArE. FoR
Cambria. Liverpool Nay Is. Boston.
Arctic. Liverpool. Nay 10. New York.
Asia. ....... LIVERPOOL. Mag 20. New York.
Herman .S0uthAmtn. NAV 26. :. New York.
Atlantic. New York. May ~. Liverpool
City If Pittsburs or Phila June l.. .SFraaoisco.
Africa 49,. New York. June O.. Liverpool
City Msnchester. June g.. Liverpool.
Northern Light. New York. June 8. .Sah Juan.
humboldt. New York. ..June 8. ..Havre
Great Britain. New York. Juno g. Liverpool.
Crescent City,. New York. June 8. ..Aspnwsll.
Merlin Nov York, June g. Der Sc Thomas.
Empire City. Now York. ID une .. Havana, &c.
Uaited States. Now York. Juno x. .AspawAlL
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ALhANAc-MAv n.
RTsFs. 80 NOON SETS ..m0rn "a
sErs... ~ RIoa wArKR morn / 81
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VuHJ "'tNf ''3E'V' TOT 'N'I' '1NO0Vf ~
ADDITIONAI VOTES on SECOND BALLOT


Here is General Scott nominated "before one can
say Jack Robinson'-but let us look into this sweep
ing account a little. In the first place, know, as
well as anything in the future can be known, that
General Scott will not get four votesfrom New Hamp-
shire, nor four from Vermont, three from Rhode
island, nor four from Connecticut, nor thirty from
New York, nor seven from New Jersey, nor twenty
TX from PeDnsy lvania, five from Wisconsin, nor
nVe from Michigan, two from California and we
geneVe ne VIII not get the votes put down for him in
Ohio, Indiana, and Illinois The writer states his
ease bindly. Even in Pennsylvania we have al,-
thory Tor saying there will be three or four votes for
Mr.. Fillmore, on the first ballot. We believe there
viii be two from Ohio, and one certainly IT, there
lore, thirty is taken from the Scott column and mt
Dh TO the Fillmore column, II will prove much nearer
She result Mr. Fillmore If not even lowed ms many
votes from al the free States, as be will have from
New York.
The calculation as to the second ballot so nicely
ssted, will, in all human probability, prove u
greater bunder than the statement to the result
OF the first. Massachusetts will not abandon Mr..
webster with one or two votes, nor VII any true
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Arrival OF Democratic Delegates ut Balti-

BALTIMORE. May 90. 1852.
Delegates to the Democratic National Convention arc
rapidly arr, ing here from all parts Of the country Every
train brings in arrivals. The hotels filling up
very fast. Our city Is infested with quite formidable
band Of wei known pickpockcts from Philadelphia and
Aqp1s
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Our New Jersey Correspondence.
PATERSON May rs, 1852


The Fifth District Wing Convention met again last
evening at No 40 Fast Broadway for the purpose Of
eecng delegate for the Baltimore Convention to meet
the 10th Of next month In this district considerable
feeling appears TO exist between the Scott and Fillmore
parties There however from the baoting to be
strong feeling in favor Of Fillmore. Since the 18th
inst several meetings have been held and last evening
made the O7th ballot without coming to any successful
nit the choice of candidate the highest ballot be-
ing Z for John H. Briggs, Fillmore The ballots
FIRST
John H. Briggs .....,...7 Walter Underh ill 6
Leonard I. Coles. .......6
sEcQSp
John ii. Briggs. .........7 Walter Unaerhi 6
Leonard I. Coles .......G
Briggs. ..........2 Underhll .............. g
Cole ...................5 John Cooper. .........5
FOURTH RALLoT.
Coles. .............6 James Il. Freedom IS
Cooper Morgan Morgans Il
Briggs ..................l
FIFTH
Briggs ..............1 Cooper. .................6
Coles ..................6 Freeborn .............6
SIXTH BALLOT.
Briggs ..........1 Frecborn. .............5
Coles ................6 Morgans ................1
cooper
The Williamsburg delegation. it is said are Scott men,
and is considered doubtful whether they will be in
duced to vote for the Fillmore candidate. motion
then made to adjourn. which carried. and the meet
ing stands adjourned until the I'd of June.
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Passc myers Arrivel,

Passengers ArrvcAs
Lrv pRPooL-SLp Il Scesston-Mr Mssiy ga tadv -.
Dale and lady. Mr. Lee Mr. Renshaw. DIR Tsraex -
fARA-Brs Elfzabeth-Ckatles Yaugta. Of Eaafaud y
Gray. Of France.
BhvvrA-Bsrk o j Cbafee-N Sssa.
sAvAnsAu-Sohr North Stste-Miss Vac Votkenburv tn
Misses Goldsmith Mr. Perkins. Mr. Cobgrn.
SAvArEAU-Bsrk Texss-Harriet Sawyer, Chariotts
Cons two children ard servant Ann CSdy ohdrea ssa
servant Mary child and servsnt Eea 0sod
year hargaret Cereal. hcGresi. Bhss. SAVeSy,
Lowell. = W Lund-6 in tho steersge.
Passengers Sailed,
CHARLEsTos Steam hip Marion Lit Carlisle U5N, Bs
Boutet, Jas Ed wards. Todd q FROST Dan Bocb, A
scott Richards and lady Jos Redding Miss MARY Red
eng Butterhcid. q Stantine, stiekncy diausr.
Titcen-b Robinson. A Philbrick-0 in steerayc
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TAR Nrw Crrrsa SHr DKrIAEcs-rhs adsirers O.
spacndd shipbuading win and beautiful specimen Of
the cpper Draft In the above vess nov lying at pier
No East river She Is worthy Of the attention Of Cali
fcrpa Shipper and those DESTROYS Of sgrating to the
Golden State In her construction abe Is In many re-
spec unlike any Of the beautiful feet Of her character
that have spread all the earth the weened fame
OF American ships and shipbuilde She Is large vessel
Of 900 tons Her length all is 2lo feet breadth Of
besm as feet and she Is 90 feet deep. She has three
full desks Her bow sharp any other clipper but
her floor is comparatively fiat having only ten inches
dead rise which the main popularity In her construc
tion and the advantage disadvantage of which has
been vexed question in the minds of our naval con-
structors for long time Many of those best fitted to
judge Of such matters very ssnguine Of its
Her cabins unusually wide, and, from her great
breadth Of beam she has fine accommodations for pas
scngcrs. She was built at Rockland by Mr.. Thomas
under the direction of Captain Isaac Taylor Of Boston
Her model was designed by Mr. Samuel NJ Pook, u. s.
Naval Constructor The Defiance, her pAssaec from
Rockinnd to Fire Island Light at the rate Of about
eighteen knots per hour and from Fire Island Sandy
Hook twenty knots made. Sho sold by Messrs
Sccomb Taylor of Boston, to Messrs Jones johnson
of this cit for sos 900 her arrival here Mr. a.
Benson her agent and abe will sail in about ten days
for San Franciscc, being already nearly filed up This
vessel has been fitted with every requisite for passenger
ship and tho-e who may take passage in her viii proba
bly, make shorter voyage to San Francisc0 than has
yet been accomplished her construction embodies all
the elements Of safe-going, fast sailing clipper.
TIL. BRra -Lucy WhTTs---Ths vessel. which was de.
tanned al Ssgua Ia Gsadc, owing to the authorities
there having Imprisoned three Of her crew ON the pre-
tence Of their being tca from Spanish man Of war;
arrived here yesterday, She not allowed however
to proceed Oh her voyage tin Captain Watts paid some
S4b SO for expense OCCURRED in boarding his i'm
prisond and lac forced to supply their places
by three feamen from another vessel in the port He
estimate his damages 10, detention &C. at $3.50. which
nc has formally demanded through our consular agent
of the Spanish government
A MAMMOTH CLrprR SHr.-Mr Mckay has now on
the soc ks OF East Boon clipper ship to be called the
Enoch Train, which will register 800 She will be not
only the largest the .7as but the longest and the
sharpest either building noat She is $40 feet on
the keel and 265 all breadth of beam Az feet and
% feet inches in depth including feet height between
decks In two or three weeks she will be ready for
launching and she is already advertised load in Messrs
Gdden Go. 8 line of California packets.
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With is sshors al Coetyhuak She breaking ~ aad
has ecea stripped ana seandoosd. GROW and materials
saved.
-. HkLIvAn, Nay IL
a.. ., NEW oSLeAns. NAV 20.
rec Hope, and Nathan Kepler. Boston
Arrived eu.h-ships owefo. and Pnrinton. NYork; VIM
slrsEue Philadelphia, Susan Hicks Bostoa Dirire
Nfw BEDrORD. MAy u.
Arrvedshp Sersmpore. Pacific. with $500 hbis VII ana
go do sp oil.
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Necessary TO a choice in full convention las
r.np CINI

II will be that without drawing on any rcserv :,
strength Gen Scott could be nominated the first baa'
Should second ballot occur the following result may b
anticipated -
Alraaax ascort ainod for Con scntt
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COUNTRY SEATS AT AUcTION-THR VERY DE-
81 nrsei1 place hnSwn q the Humphreys Farm. Stag
sale on the 18th having been postponed in Of
the storm II seldom that place offering suoh induce
ments to to be obtained ana eca-
ton Of the house and surroundings Of all lets I.
be sold At tho same time ans
residence The fruit trees vineyard and Strawberries with
the out houses arc we'll worthy examination. The title u
warranted Terms moderate. For particulars amply e
c. H. SANDFORD ITO Chambers street. m r"
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i DIN X. OAKLEY, AUCTIoNEER.--OAKLEY &
wright VIII sell this day, at o'clock L. M. at their
safes Room NO. 2g Fulton street, opposite the City Hall
brooklyn choice and superior collection Of Grecphouse
PlantsRoscs, Geraniums, Eoatropes, Verbenas Hcrba
cious Plants Roots, etc.
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r. COTTON, AUCTIONEER.-LARGE SALH OF NEW
Cabinet Furniture, Carpets Oil Cloths. Pier Glasses
o'clock at the suction rooms 50 Beekmaa and 80 Ass
raj dealers comprising Chairs French
Book Cases Wardrobes marble top dressing Bureaus
ire caro- dining and extension Tables marble pan
bedroom Furniture large quantity of Oil Cloths sis Car
pets Beds Mattresses office and Boston RHok
and also several large plate Looking Glssses
Sale will be peremptory. Catalogues ready ct O'clock
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HENRY II. LEEDS g. CO. WILL SELL AT AUCTION
on Friday May 2s at l0s o'clock, At the Sales Room
Wall street. large collection of scupturcd Vasas
sas and Verde statuar @
Pandofns extensive importation. consisting Of grcst
variety OF subjects aabaser copies all The fayoes
models Of sculpture Also large collection Of
sculptured vases, of every size and style = 'r'~.~
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SALES M AUUTIOR.

A UcTIoN NoTIcE-c. CASSIDY. AUcrJoNvp,
n Bush-This day. at l0h o'clock in the Sale
loom Nc ~ North William strcot, sale of Furniture Soft
nso BOOK Cases. Desks. Beds, Mattresses, Carpet &c
Also, . quantity of Groceries. go SC. r -
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ny HENRY 7. LEEDS. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
sse OF Wines and Brandies Thursday May a. at ii
oock tho salesroom IS Chambers street near Bead
wy.Beins large assorment OF fns old Bras1ies ssa
Wnes aiso about 10 O choice brands of ported sexara
winch Nil be peremptorily seld by order asssnco
r." G.ners wnom II may concern II will oensst OF
tsentyhvs s.l0ns old Swan Gin sehednm. and
Sardnes Cheese Teas Also large assortment Of ohocs
Sosars Catalogues now ready At store 81 Chambers
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us Sold in WORCESTER by JAMES GREEN,
Wadsworth IL Allen, Barre; e. Denny do, Plains Fac
tory. Wadsworth & Allen Hardwck Dex er Hale
oakham; Clark, Knight, Co, North Brookfeld; Geo
f Conant; East BroOkied; Henry Reed, South 81 ook
field :. B Richardson, A. ~ S. e. Blair, Warren,
Truman Charles, Fiskdale b. Hubburd Sturbridge A.
r. Ammidon 81 Co. S uthbridge; Phineas Bems bud
ley; Jpham g. Bruce, Webster; G sruner Chase, East
Douglass; Metcalf q jones' Manchang, Sutton; A. r.
Holman, West Sutton John Allen, Sutton; Marh IL
Hammond, Charlton, No side; j. n Grout & Co.,
Spencer; J. D. 81 l.. Harrington, Paxton; j. Mead
Rutiandi d. S. Hall, Charlton Depot; j. L. Brown &
Co, North Oxford; Avery Davis Holden; F. l. Cut
ting, Oakdae; Barney Howe, W est Boylston; w. d w.
Davis, Sterling; ID. H Gregory Il Co., Princeton; sam
mel r. Haywood, Hpbbardston Daniel w Gomez,
Gardner; John G. Thnrston, New Boston; Harrington
x Sawin, South Gardner; J. M. Whitman, Westmn.
ster, g. A. Allen, Q. A. Pierce, Leominster; L. Bal
James Maynard, Boylston; Charles o. Green, Shrews
bury; Fred Cutting New Worcester; Luther Stowe,
Grattoni G J. Taft & Co, Milbur! Dyson Broydy q
CO., Bramalsville; Fanum a. Co., Farnumsvile, Mil
bury; William Il. IIi Wilknsonvle; w. A. Fisher
a. Co., Fishersvile Wright Morse Farnumsvile; j.
Plummer Northbridse; $. Bates, Whitnsvej VIII
liam H. Dudley, Rogersve; James NJ AldrIch, North
Uxbridge Robert TAFT, Uxbridge; Kenyon IL Northup,
Millv'lle; Horace Houghton, West Boyhon; W. IS
Ih9rston Lancaster 3. H. Broad, Rutlandi M Han.
cock, Wmchendonj Theodore Tyler, New Braintree'
9. q G Q. Winchester, Ashburnham; Thomas White
West Boylston; II. y. Hatch n Co., Leicester; Gid
dings, West Brookfeld G. a. r. Dixon East Webster;
Laniord & Pease, Oxford; Samuel Firth, Clappvie;
Joel w. Phelps, Lancaster; S. Iobrook IL CO., Ho!-
brookvie; A. Holman 4 Co, Bolton; Lorin Jacobs
my ilStuhi AsadS hlhoi, iNCW IIpldhu; y. . NC
Colby, Winchendon Springs; Joel Hunt stephen W.
Fairbanks, Wnchendon; p. Pierce, DadmansviIle,
(JonesvleD J. ii. Clapp, Baldwinvle; Lee 4 Lin
coin, Templeton; Jason Goulding, Phillpston; Weth
erbee d Nudge, Peersham; John Cady, Blackstone;
Henry A. Adrich, Mendoni Lyman q Maynard, Mil.
ord; d. B. Fisk, Upton; Geo w. Warner, Westboro';
Dexter Fay Sons, heman Este, South oro'; Rice &
Co, Northboro'; R. L. Hastings Co., Berlin; c, Lewis
& Co.. Lancaster; D. Putnam, LuDenbnrgh; Thomas
b. Cote, James b. Lane and stephen shepley, Fitch
burg; James Learned, Ashburnham Warren a. Emer-
son, Royalston G. G Bralnan, Dana Bassett, Chick
ering & Co, Athol Depot; james l. Goulding, Athol;
Bems g. jones' South Roy alston, and by Agents in al
most every town and village OF New England, and by
dealers in Medicines generally Ia other States
4 sep15 dlaw& weowly
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Attractiong at the "Hive "

n AIDES may not be aware that nearly all the re-
1 Imainng stock of elegant All Wool Printed M De
La MES are selling FOR 50 cents yard Also the re-
manning stock Of Copd and White rs cent Kid Gloves
for so cents per pair. Ill.
Resides many other great bargains which Ladies can
secure by calling the subscriber during my SemAn'
nnal sale. fss7 IEO. /. DIN AhN ~
ian7 div ,f4.,l a fa.rF F0s nss5 Sra
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Livery Stable Stock for sale.

CONSISTING of IL goud HORSES with all the Car
" rages Sleghs, Harnesses Robes, &c, necessa for
doing COED Livery business; and all in good orier
TO leave town.
lease of the Stable which is very good one, and
well located for business can he had OH favorable
te ms For furher particulars, inquire of Il. EATON,
at his Horse and Carriage Mart, OH Foster street.
dec27 dyytf
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Fnr Sale or Rent.

= kJt14O VI IVhJAAOf
A New House on Pleasant ST. eet, Col. Ahbolls,
n convenient for three families. If applied for suon
will be sold, with bout 10000 feet of land. AsO the
Cutting House in New Worcester, with abon three
acres Of land, occupied by Pulaski Bacon. Also
small Farm OF about 20 acres with unfinished honse
upon it, about OF mile of said Cut ng esnte,
near the Jones Farm Terms very liberal. Apply 10
p C.BACON,
mar6-dtf No. Central Exchange.
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PARTICULAR NOTTCE

gNIIE Subscriber having purchased of H. E. Parsons
his entire Stock Of Boos Shnes, Shoe Tools, and
Shoe Findings, would respectfully give notice To ais
friends and the public, that he will continue the bust
the place. and thai he will be constantly
supplied with articles OF good quality which he will
sell for CASH as low, not lower than any other est1G
llshment IN this City. Remember the Number IS M IA
street, which is the place for Bargains
dec22 diff JOEL FLETCHER. =
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Machinery.

TNCREAsE s. HILL, Machine Broker All kinds OF
MACHtNiST'S TOObr, STEAM ENGINES, &c,
constantly ON hand. Models and Drawings OF Machin-
cry made by skillul workmen Patents obtaned &ci
&C 1873 Fulton Street, BOSTON. eos Jans dti
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LII NIB il r.

TTNHE undersigned has instantly on hand, and will
furnish to order all descriptions of Northern, Eas
tern and Western Lumber, at the lowest marke prices
delivered in this city, on the line of connecting Rail
Roads.
Yard on Plymouth street. Office, No 2O7 Main st.
wv 10 .ds IT, HIM. BARBOUR.
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NEW LUMBER YARD,

NEW LUMBER YARD,
At the Norwich Rail Road Depot,
VTHERE will be kept by the undersigned, stantly
w on hand all the various kinds and qualities of
Eastern, Western and Northern Lumber,
Consisting of Boards, Plank, Joist, shingles, Clap
boards, Pickets, Laths, White Wood Ash, Black
Walnut. and Cherry.
FRAMES suppled TO ORDER at short nOIice. and Gil
LumDer SOLD on the reasonable terms, ny
J. O. MORSE A. CO.
NJ Office No. 10 Mechanic st. augs3 diff
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1852.
REAL EsTAT
Valuable Real Estate for Sale,

ia BUILDING LOT, on Front street, curuer
M Of Vine street. as feet front by 10 deep, adjoining
'ESa Warden Block with Dwelling House thereon,
being very desirable location for the erection OF
Block of Stores, and would be profitable investment
for capitalist. For further particulars inquire Of
CALEB A. WALL,
aug2I-dtf No. PIP Il l6 Main street.
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Charcoal.

7OERKsHIRE co. CHARCOAL, made entirely from
Is the nest of Hard Wood constantly on hand ana Tor
Main street. two doors north American House,
ana distf - II. M. BARBOUR
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Fr0nt Street Store Lois


TIME valuable lot of land the South side OF Front
ST., North of the Salem street Church. extending
Front about 40 feet, and bounding East on
Trumbu ST., and Vest Salem street, is now offered
for sale in lots suit purchasers Its average depth
over 70 feet. The lots will be sold on sucl terms
render them profitable purchase either fer those
wishing to build for their use or to let,
mar25-dtf FRANCIS II DEWEY IlS Main ST
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Flour. Meal, Butter, Cheese,

Lard, Salt Apples Nuts, Potatoes Pork, Beans, Vege
tables Foreign Fruit various kinds OF Groceries, nclud
ing the articles used by every family with many other
articles numerous 10 MENTION For further inior-
nation, jus call at No "a, and my may rest
assured they will buy articles as low at any other
place in this city. JOH B. PRATT. &
Worcester Dec go 1851. dec23 diff