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Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-02-08
Local Affairs.

Local Affairs.
Libel Sui.-We learn from reliable
source that Mr. James H. Burch has sued
the proprietor of the National Era for libel.
The suit grows out of long article which
appeared in New York payer, purporting
10 be an account of the trial of Mr.. B., or
the kidnapping Case" and which was re-
published in the Era last week.
Mr.. Burch, we understand, contends that
the evidence as reported in that article, is
not the evidence given before the magis-
trate. and-that statements are there made
that are false and i furious to his character.
Mr. Burch has long been considered one of
our most worthy citizens.
Liquor Lieense.-The Common Council
was in session till after ten o'clock last
night. The special license petition created
considerable debate, but it is thought by
some of the .sknowing ones" that the Coun-
ell will agree to grant it, and throw the
responsibility" of veto upon his Honor
tie Mayor.
Depository Of stolen goods.-Officers Boss,
Barnaclo, Handy, and Davis have discovered
large amount of stolen clothing, dry goods,
&C. From information which they had re-
ceived, they suspected two houses in the
First Ward, long known as the Ground
Tops" and last evening gave them an over
hauling While there, two persons came
in and offered some clothing for sale; they
were arrested an taken before Il ma gistrate
the goods offered were almost Immediately
Identified and claimed by the proper owners.
The stolen property, We have no doubt, is
worth some hundred dollars much has
been identified, and much remains 10 be ex-
ahmed and claimed by the rightful owners.
We would advise persons who have lost
clothing or dry goods of any description, to
examine the articles at the watch house.
Articles have been identified by Captain S.
Hamilton, and Messrs, S. 3. Paris, J. A. NJ.
Duncanson, George Hartwell, N. Callan, S.
Bacon, and T. D. Gilman. che officers en-
gagged in the recovery Of these goods have
always been noted for efficiency, and this
affair has been managed with as much care
as vas necessary to do the work completely.
Tie Lnvsstigation.-The committee in the
case of the charge of fraud in building the
capitol extension, do not set to-day.
The Washington Light Infantry Ball.
Tie ball last night was we'll attended. The
grace and beauty" Of Washington was
veil represented, and the Military, also,
made a very respectable turnout. The
Mayor of Washington, Major Keyworth,
aud several of our most respected fellow
cuzens were present; and, an excellent
supper was served up to the Company. One
o. the features of the evening, was the
Presence of number of the new Irish mill
aFy company in their beautiful uniforms,
already noticed by us. 1t is but due to
'Dant & Co.," to state that while living in
ne vicinity of Browns Hotel, they do it JUS
"ee' and have done the uniforms..'up Brown.
ine Irish Volunteers" were represented by
'''n ofncers and men. Capt. Bowling of
'e" York; Lieut.. Feeney, and other MEM
'efs' as well as the National Greys. A
sfy amusing scene occurred about IL
'e'0ck. The gas light fickered for mo-
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NEW JERSEY Es-Families
~ who may wish to be supplied with prime New
jersey Potatoes for winter use in lots of five and
bushels, have their orders filled by leaving them
witq JNO. b. KIBBEY & CO.,
No. S, opposite Centre Market.
n. B, 500 bushels expected daily,
ian 11-l2tif
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: Extract Of a Letter from Nilliord Fillmore.

Extract Of a Letter from NiIliord Fillmore.
81 have read it (Merchant's Magazne) with
coed deal Of attention, and have hcits ton in
ing that think it OF the most valuable Dcrildi-
Gals that was ever published. TO the merchant :
seems quite indispensable, and to the and
man Of general information almost eli.aii d,airlbia
1t is grand repository of useful facts aud inforfns-
ton, which can be found nowhere well o,estet
and accessible as in these numbers. L only regre.
that DO hot the whole work"
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Letter. from the Hon. WTn1. H. .SsUdyd.

Letter from the Hon. Vim. III. .Se~d'd.
Ny Dears sir: Have the goodness 70 pi.oe my name
On your list of subscribers for the Merchants Maya
zine / regard it as an invaluable WORK for the use
of all who would understand not merely commercial
operations in this extending country but the fsca.
and commercial questions involved IN the Admins
tration of the government
lam, with great respect, your humble srvsnt,
WILLIAM IL. sEWAhD.
Freeman Hunt, efq.
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STEPHEN EDDY,
Dealer in

S1GFdEN EUUT,
Dealer in
FINE WATCHES, JEWELRY, & SILvER-WARE
@ SOLE AGENT. Wa
For the sale of PAINE'S celebrated
PERIFOCAL SPECTACLES.
No. 100 Pennsylvania Arenue, north side, bet,cccn
~ and 9Th streets.
WASHINGTON CITY, D. C.
ia Fine watches carefully repaired.
". ". HOLINESS ORTIZ, Watch Maker
ian 2t-.iIw
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Freeman Hunt, egg.

The Merchant Magazine Is published monthly, at
l42 Fulton street, New York, by Freeman Hunt, and
furnished to subscribers for Five Dollars year, in
Bdsanoa ~ -
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FOR SALE.

liz. CON VERS lGYIG0RATING CORDIAL
~ for genital debility. weakness, ilnpotency con
turnal emissions, incontinence, &C.
Price s. per bottle. For sale by
SR. SYLVESTER.
Druggist and Apothecary, corner OF 6tn and Il SIS
dec. l6-9w
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ment and then, as if blown by some inv;si-
BILE person, every light in the Saloon was
out. The arrangement of the company was
so line that, though in total darkness. not
the least disorder was manifested. In q
few minutes all was right again, and the
ball went on in fine style until an early
hour this morning.
illuminated Czock.-The Evening star
lately remarked that a town clock is much
wanted ein the city of Washington. The
same want was discovered in 1884 and SO
announced in the "Weekly Mirror" by the
editor OF that weekly paper. We should like
to see an Illuminated Clock" on the CITY
Hall or On some other elevated public build
ing. Go ahead Captain Tate for an lllumi-
mated Clock Washington News.
Yes, Squire; VIII dc that thing with all
our heart. Attention the whole A clock!
A CLOCK! Our order for clock
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STOVES! stoves

I oSEPH L0DGSON at his store on II. between
y 6th and tn streets, fineassortment of STONES.
In AXE, &C to which particular attention is calico
}. II. is also prepared TO execute any work in lis
iie vi puSluesS Gee 10
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II. II. PARI2ER,
House and Sign Painter and Glszie-.

u ESPECTFULLY informs his friends ard n. ,uh
IL lie generally. that he is prepared to executs
work in his profession punctual y an al as RS,
sonabe rates as it be done in Washington
Orders left at his room on Louisiana az .nue. be-
tween 9TH and 9TH sts., or at his residence on .
street, reas of hIs room, viii receive prompt stter
ton. a. =.
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rALClNED PLASTER.-Justa arrived
u fresh supply of Caicined Plaster, and for sale
by ID. PnAksoN 20.
ian H-aoat Seventh street, near the Canal.
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WIN. BIRD,

W W.. DINO
Dealer in Lum Der und Coal.
WILL have the accounts OF ms customers read!
w for presentation on the Isl OF January, 1893.
dec 3N-ft
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FINE WATCHES, JEWELRY, & sILvER-WARE
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TYR. L AR z ETTI,S JUNO CORDIAL OF
~ PhoCREATlVE ELIXER-A certain remedy
IN ai cases impotency, barrenness, uor albus, diff
co. OF PAINFUL menstruaton, ineontinence Of urine
Ten "hele an impulse, or restorative is required.
Price 81, per bottle. For sale by
s. L. SYLVESTER,
Druggist and Apothicaries.
Jau 20 corner of 9th and III SITS.
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ORNAMENTS For THE HAIR.
M RS. s. PARKER is just opening
u1 Aarrabout feathers, for the hair, tipped with
gold and silver fF ~
Ostrich feathers, for the hair tipped with gold
and silver. soN
Gold and silver Tule
large assortment of rich Paris Ribbons
Pearl, Ivory, Red Bone and Sandal Wood Fans
Mitts, Gloves, Flowers, Bracelet, Dress Combs
&c, PARKER'S
Fancy and Perfumery Store, Pa av:
jan 20-3t News copy under National Hote,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-19


There are 40 paras in piastre. Unfortunately,
this official tariff never has been, and is now still less
likely to be, the measure OF foreign values. In CON-
mercia transactions the carbOranZ is received for Is
pastres, the ducat for 81, and SO for the rest.
From 1928, the date of the last alteration in the
plastic, to 1884 the exchaDge-that is to say, the
pra tcai relation between the piastre and the pound
sterling has varied from 60 to 49, 1t has not since
exceeded these figures, although, by reason of the
intrinsic value OF the pieces Of five piastres tue piece
OF English gold had real value of 225 piastres We
may conceive what disastrous fuctuati ms resulted
irt m this to European commerce in Turkey.
la 1884 " hth Turkey received from Greece, as the
pr ce Of her cesson Of territory the Of 900 900
piastIes the idea was conceived OF banking opera
tiop to prevent further great disasters This opera
tion consisted furnishing TO the merch ants estab
lkhed in Turkey all the paper which was niece sary
for them to make their returns to Marseles Vienna,
Paris, ard London. They succeeded in effect in
nansining the exchange as 9s4 for the pound ster.
ing ter about two years. After some luctuation 1t
rose to 127t In 1843 the Divan again put in force
the ~ stem Of maintaining the exchanges, combined
with q gradual emission OF coinage oil good alloy
in replacement Of the altered money, which they
should have demonetiZed at the rate OF 500 900
piastIes per annum. The operations commen need,
ard they have not been interrupted; only they have
renounced too soon the decentralization of the
bechliks
IN is time they took for the basis Of the real value
the ancient gold piece Of twenty pasters, aud they
fixed at ITO the relation of the plaster to the pound
sterling. At the same time an imperial ordinan ce
interdicted the circulation of all foreign money and
of all the ancient foreign money which had induced
30 much speculation. These we're received and
char ged ct the mint As to the foreign moneys, the
exchange was facilitated by transactions with Euro
peans. The subjects Of the Grand Seignor, howev
err were prohibited from receiving them IN payments
These resolutions notified to all the embassies, and
put into force did not excite any serious recamatons
all the financial agents had at their disposition the
necessary funds to operate the exchanges. But the
proper moment was not always fOreseen with ex
acttude. The surveillance Of the administration
relaxed Abuses resppeared in proportion, aud with
the cobsequen ses OF political commoton in Europe
there In the end financial crisis disastrous tc
Turkey. Such are at the present moment the conse
queoces of the abuse Of foreign money. Con
s,aDtiDople Ia not only the prin ;lpa en-
n6ptt OF the commerce OF Turkey, but 1t is a.
the time the point through which pass all the
COLON al produce and all the manufactured articlS,
Intended TOR Persia and the States Of Western Asia
The stufs and the fabrics Of England penetrate
equally by means Of very active and extended
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-06-17
NOTICES. &c.
YOUNG Men's LibrarY Association.

TIHE Directors Of this Association have The leYsre
OF announci 10 rs members and lend, thar me
Library viii be opened 10 e public .nr inspection ~
the Rooms of the Association in Worcester R,nk
Block) on Saturday mkt, from 20 2. NJ En,As
cannot however be taken out urii Evening"
The Library now consists OF nruly 1900 volumes
mostly aud carefully e inclgdu1 bs, 4, II,
all departments OF Ii sfUe with valuable call,e-
tiun Ot books of refer, II Library will her al
ter be Of en- on eeesday Event e. and Saturday r.
ternoon and evening Mr. John Gray Of this Cit, hiss
been appointed Librarian
All citizens of " orcestsr who appreciate the import
ahce OF good public i5ary, upon a cheap and poIi-
lar basis are invited To- visit the Rooms during he time
above stated, and examine the arrangements OF the
sttntion.
Annual Membership 81 ; Life e,ship SO
F. H. DEWEY, President.
lel6 d3E n. PAINE SerrFfarv
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DRY GOODS, &c:
GRAND DRY GOODS RUSH
AT MARTIN STOWE'g


ladies and Gents let us call your attention
TO the New spring Goods 70 lie found at our Store
Surh as Carpets, sikS and Shawis, we'll mention,
Which we sell much lower than ever before.
Come then, and ye.'ll find goods just your mind,
OF the richest of fabrics and styles,
From The Ca-bmere lain, f. om STORED Spain,
From sunny France and the British Isles
Then CONE buy your Dry Goods at Martin Stoves,
The best place in town, as every one knows.
Come, then, ye sturdy Yeonen, that till the rocky soil
Yoq find IN our Store goods Just suited your wear,
And all ye hardy Mechanics, honest Of toll.
Fer there's goods that with Stoves will fer cheap
ness compare
] ne Ladies all flock to lock at Stock.
lheTeason why need not tell,
For they very well knew that Marin Stowe
Has The best ard cheapest goods 10 sell.
Come, then, and with pleasure we'll show You
Stock,
For the best goods in town a, No Flaggs Block.
Then come from the Farm the Factory, and Shop,
FROM each busy scene OF hustle and strife
Come all who would follow the footsteps of fashion,
Gene all who would purchase The comforts of Lille.
Look what mighty thrOng cones pouring alopg,
As the ihnHderi' tide Of the river flows.
Hark that shout which breaks the AR,
We are bound for Martin Stoves
For the best prce to buy Dry Goods as every knows
Is N o. Flaggs Block. at
app dawu M,RTIN STOVES.
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Lorillard's Snuff.
New Grocery Store.

'HE subscriber has taken the on the cor
Il ner OF Green ard Pod Streets ard will be happy
to see old friends and make new ones
Worcester June u.s. 1853 dtf
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Worcester & Nashua Railroad Company.

A SEMI NUAl, Dividend of two dollars anil
II twenty five cents per share the Preferred
Siork in This Company has been dt cHTed, pay able at
the Office at the Treasurer in Worcester, III fist
day Of July next. 10 holders Of Stock the 25 inst
Holders of The sixty remaining unTeeIred Shar. s. up
ON surrender OF every i've shares and payment OF
hundred dollars and interest on from the frs
day of December st. will receive Certificate for six
Shares Preferred Stock, entitled The July Dividend,
in case such surrender and pay is made be,
lore the 18th lust Per order,
T. w. HAMMOND, Treasurer
Worcester, June 18th, 1853. dlJyl
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Silk Bonnets.

Cluh milliner having returned from New York with
inc latest Spring Styles Of silk Bonneis we are
prepared 70 receive orders Tor all kiudh Of SILK, Cape
and Lawn Hats. In the above depmttment we will only
say, that we employ Miners that have had long expef
renee n the most iashionable cites and can assure
m'so naVig WORK done az our Rooms, no, only neatly
madc goods but fashionable styles Ladies' are invited
10 CAL and examine. MILES q BROWNING,
apo du 100 Main street.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-06-17
Hams.

GTAGG'S Choice sugar-cured Hams, for sale by
~ j. E. GREGORY,
Nos !, 8. 5, and 7, Main st opp Court Uouse
ielI DIFF
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SHINGLES.
Dress Making.
Caldwell & Hill,

A POTHECARlEs, and Dealers in Drugs, Medicines,
IN Chemicals Perfumery, Patent Medicines, Gold
Plate and Foil Surgical and Dental Instruments, For
eign I.eeches, Soda Syrups, Inks, and Fancy Goods
my24 daw6m 229 Main Street, Worcester.
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Shawl Department I!

In this Department our Stock is arge, consisting of
CASHMERE SHANLs in a greet variety of Styles
aud Costs. We viii sell prime quality warranted
yards Square end all Wool, $3.50. Beautiful all
wool Palm Shawls at S2,C0. BLACK SILK SHAWLS,
Heavy Fringes, and large Sizes rom $500 to SIS, O0-
CANTON GRAPE Shaws, all cots. Printed shaws,
varying in price from Use $500, and many other
kinds all of which will be sold piiccs which will in
sure rapd
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Pearl BarleY and Oat zeal.

- -71E@IoJ tF1RNt 0t91 z7-Ota4a
uSi Received supply of the above article, together
y with Wheat. Grotts, Farna Bonmony and SamD
|Corn Starch, and CEStard Flour, for sale 10y
mt26 DIFF Fl. AYRES.
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LINEN GOODS!

Consisting Of Linen sheeiinss, PILLOW Case Linens,
Linen Damasks, Linen Towelng, great variety,
Beached and Brown Linen Table Cloths, Linen Nap.
kins and Doylies Birds Eye Linens Fronting Linens,
&c, &c, all of which imported expressly for
OUR OWN SALES, and warranted aIl pure Linen.
Customers can depend upon getting the bestof Goods
as we warrant all the Goods in this Department and
they will be sold at lower prices than by an any other
concern in The state
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Central Rank

A MEETING Of the Stockholders of the Genital
n Bank, will be held at their Banking Kooms, on
Saturday. July 2i 1858 at O'clock p. NJ To deter
mine whether they will accept the Act passed by the
legislature al the last session. granting increase of
the Capital stock OF said Bank
G. F. HARTsHORN, Cashier.
Worcester, June IS, 1873 diJy2
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SD

. =
0N the way from Sudbury and Harvard SIS 10 the
~ temeiary. and around, valuable GOLD BREST
PIN wi Hair inserted, and the initials of the name
Il. Whoever will return the same to The owner
shall be handsomely rewarded it being of much value
To the owner A j. ROBINSON,
lel4 dtt No 4 Sudbury st.
FOUND.
PAIR of Gold Eye Glasses which the owrer can
IA nave by calling at this office. dlw Jel5
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BOOKS, &c.
NEW MUSIC,
NEW BOOKS NEW BOOKS

AtLi0ermore's Bookstore, opp. Am Temp. House
~ ERMAN Lyrics, by Brooks.
W Farther Bright Toues
Passion and Principle, by Mrs Cray.
Game In its seasons by Frank Forre.ttr.
lone life in Germany, by Chas l.. Brace
The Child's Native Vesptrs
Prophets and Kings of the Old Testament
Our Village, by Miss Milford.
The Living Christ.
Also, large collection OF ENGLISH BOOKS, pur
chased at New York Trade Sales. ie4 diff
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j. G.. w a r R z N ,

HAS opened DAGUERREAN ROOM, No 1874
j. L Msin street, up flight OF Stairs, where be
will be happy wait upon his friends.
Rr Opposite the Worcester House.
Jnne 2, 1853 d3m JOSEPH G. WARREN.
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OFFICE IN CENTRAL EXCHANGE.
FINIIE Worcester Merhanlcn' Savings Bank IA omen
i daily for the receipt Of Deposits from ali casses
Worcester, Oct. |, 1859. octld&wist
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Mechanics' Iihraru

'pHE Librar, win be opened next Saturday after
1 noon, June 4th. Roam at F.. E. Ahbot's. No 23g
Main street, over J. Keith Co.'s Bookstore
je3 dt EDWARD SARGENT, Librarian.
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DEMONSTRATIONS.

Nes0 York Laboratory, No. 1876 From Street
IflKE CRACKERS, Cnton Rockets, Double Head
ers, Joss Sticks, and complete assortment of Fine.
works, warranted Of the first quality
Country merchants and dealers in general, al con,-
mtees fot city and country displays supplied Oh the
most liberal terms. NJ. BENIN EFT.
my3l dtjy4 1a6 Front Street, New York.
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WANTS.
Situation Wanted.

DY a smart capnble CIR that understands all kinds
ID Of hOasewofk. Apply at
MRS MALONY'S,
iel6 DIT Rear n NJ ain Street.
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Pr0viaenos & Worcegter RAILROAD 90


4 DIVIDEND of three per cent. (three dollars on
- each Share.) HIS been declared, payable on the
first doy u Jury teGt, the Trtasur,r's Office to
hose holding stock recorded in 1be books OF the
Corporation on he lstinsiant
JOHN X. BALCII, Treasurer.
Providence, June 10, 1883. dtJy9
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TREMENDOUS FIRE

India Crackers. bought of A. G. Kendall.
HAVING been Licenced, by the authorities TO sell
Fire Works, l would respectfully inform the in
habitants OF worcester and adjoining that am
prepared to furnish all things in the line al the shortest
notice and the Uery iOtUeSt prices.
India Crackers, No. l., Rockets Sgpeats Blueligds,
Wheels, Roman Candies, Scrolls, &C., &c.
Please call and see if the Prices will SUIT.
A. G. kendall No. Front ST.
~ Orders directed to Brooks q Stearns viii be
promptly attended to, No. 8 Front ST. dawtf jel6
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Sewing Birds.

A FEW choice Cunary Birds. Also Cages, Foun
"A ,..n. Sc A ~ UIGELOWiS
ana az 1, Maple street.
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500 BOXES INDIA CRACKERS !
Ready, Aim, Fire!

TNHE subscriber having agang been Licensed this the
second year. to sell Fire Crackers takes this op-
portunty to inform his country customers, all the
world and the rest of mankind that he will be ready on
the 10Th inst, To fill large and small orders at as low
prices as be purch ised the State and all CracksrA
will be of the No. ! brand and gold labels. My ar
engagements such with the Importers that cannot
be understood Orders, ten Ortwemy boxes will be e1
al very low prices. And now send in yonr Orders
information prices of other kinds of Fire Works
freely given.
Now is me Winter of oursdiscontent;
Made glorious summer, by this lisence lent
And all the clouds that lowered upon our heart,
Are gone, deep buried in The Chinese Art.
J. NJ CURTIS,
No IL Front st next door to Horticultural Hall and
opposite City II u. d1Jy5 ~4es
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N0TICR.

LII Persons indebted to the subscriber previous 10
IA April list, that have since paid are requested
to make immediate payment. Jos L. GREGORY
Worcester April %. le53. DIFF
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On BOXES Ma Williams Cavendsh Tobacco
~ 10 do. E Goodwin & Brother Yellow Bark
Io6acco Tor sale by J. e. GREGORY,
Nos l, g. 5, and Main St, opp. Court House
je9 DIFF
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GROCERIES. &c.
Ground Plaster


CONSTANTLY on had ana Tor sale bv
" BLISS, SUTTON. & co
my dda4N DO s MECHANIC St
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GIeal Of all kinds,
TfREsIl Ground, and tor sale by
Il BLISS, SUTTON, d Co,
mA29 dawu No. Mechanic ST.
Lime, Calcined Plaster and Cement.
CONSTANTLY on hand and for sale by
~ BLISS, SUTTON, & co,
my25 dawf No g Mechanic al
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-06-17

Flour, Grain. Meal. and Shorts,
OF extra quality, for sale wholesale and retail, by
~ p. LOTHROP.
Je9 dtl 2S Mechan ic st.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-06-17

Fine Feed.
EfRESH Ground, and Tor sale by
a BLISS SUTTON. & CO,
myz5 daHu No Mechanic st.