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rY the AUTHOR Of JANE EYRE, aal
I'D "SHIRLEY"-HARPER 4 BROTHERS. No. SO
PeaIl,t FTanklin-squarr, publish THIS DAY,
| COLERlDGES WOkKS-N0l H. THE FRIEND
Edited ~ Professor Shedd. The complete works Of sam
hrs Philosophical snd Theological Opinions To be COM
petcd in vols small svo, muslin, 81 per volume;
hall calf 81 Is per volume Vols | and now ready.
ORDTE o. THE NoLUMEs.-NOl |. Aids 70 Reflection;
S6ttman's Manual Vol 2. The Friend. Vol. s. Biogra-
rhia Lterare Vol l. Lectures Shakspere and other
Drennfsfs Vol. 5 Library Remains. Vol. s. Second
Day Sermon and Table-IAE. Vol 7. Pocteal aud ORA
matte Works
III BRODHEAD'S HISTORY OF THE STATE OF
kEW-AO RK-HlSTORY or THE STATE or NEW
YORK. By John Romeyn Broadhesd. FIRST Penod, l0J9
--lf64 8vo. Muslin, with maps, &c. Price -.
This book hes been prepared with much care and labor
Many OF ITS materials employed for the hrst time
the references Others show the extended
which, under the recent impulse 70 American his
qualifications and facilities which Mr. Brohe I'D has brought
10 bis task OF unusual character His long rec dsnce
abroad agent Of ths State for procuring historical docu-
nents in Holaud-hs comp etc success IN has mssiona
ss;YI-i moi - sIr,- a. &C. n e 80: he
enjoyed Secretary OF Legation. under MI ban;roit a.
Loncou-all this combined with his ecknow Lodged aoes
specially fitted him for the undertaking of tins work
MI Bfothesd IN hs history o. the ns period ot Ne
interesting and important story to aek listen
on reading HI well ed and ccvery written volume ~e
throughout BY the cvey Of NE story Is
separation other class Of records from J. At 10 soh
variety lcuresqucuess study Of harster and IT. sise eN
hba,n nd sion Of political element n LIT World
III. VILLETTE. By Currer Bell, author OF " Jane
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muslin uniform with the Library Editions OF Jane Eyre
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70 soe;e,y Of l. liberals, No. 5 Chatham square, at
I'm TOMORROW. Mr.. SMITH will discourse on
mi Rappipss (negativeyO after which the debate The
Me invited. Seats free.
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g zoo CHALLENGE TO TAILORS.
Up cOO THE SPRING AND SUMNER FASH.
IONS FOR IS. 8 Pablished by OLIVER s son, No. 1875


Broadway, New-York,
ARE NOW READY For SALB
$500 CHALLENGE! An Instrument for IeAsurug and
Draft ng Coats
The authors masterpieces correct ms thud for Measur
ng and Drafting Coats being trnsier OF the smpe
aud figure from the body to the cloth, by T. OLIVER
son, No. 1875 Broadway, Ne~-YOrk.
Flint T. Oliver Son contend that their system Is ne
most method for obtaining the true shape and d.
mansions Of the hsrDan figure ever published.
Second Thai after the measure IS taken the Instrument
will transfer the q ne cloth with great exactnoss and
less time.
o. Hfrt asfomer in cases Of disis ration Nth '''''
Fourth: By cutting for the following shaped persous
without any variation from the measures taken; large
fat man; person high and low ~hou'd-rt
person with shoulder higher than the Others ronni
backed person ladys habit and boys jacket ana as
many garments the committee may thnk proper
for 10 cut
T. Oliver Son intend placing the above instrument Al
the great Exhibition which CONNIE next May and would
be happy test the same with any author IN America,
Great Britain any part of the world, for $500 accord
ina TO the above.
Terms-The measuring instrument, with book OF dia-
grams with explanations for drafting coats pants
sacks O. accompanied with graduated scale, tor SIS TO
who have taken his measurement systsn heretofore
$40 instructions extra. The fashions per plate 81 90
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WANTED-A situ1ti0n By young Girl, as
w Ctaubermaid ard 70 do plain sewing She iss
Protestant has good reference Gan De for two
days GO No. iji FoSyth-st.
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rg- The Howard Tcmpernnco Bencyole
W women'. TempeEance Meeting AT the

Csrd.-The undersigned take leave to avte the attain
t ethe pubic TO the very valuable collection Of xyptisu
Aneqsities collected BY DR. Abbott durinsa Of
mey years in Egypt and lately broasht BY him 70 this
ecan placed on exhibition IN the Styvesan Institute
The gndersigned hsve the collection N Egypt aud
eey well know the high opinion entertained OF it there
az also BY Egyptian scholars IN Europe.
TIE collection acknowledged to be far more extensve
20 interesting than any existing except those OF the Royal
Seser aud IL is subject OF congrsuation that such
enesfal illustrations Of the arts and habits of the ancient
rrcpsns extending period Of 2o~ years before the
uan shoad be made accessible the people Of this
''safry -New.YO,k, January, 1855
,ov. 49, SIGNED BY -
!svxA. NJ WAINWRIGHT ROBERT B. MINTURN,
ssvsT. LEN0X KENNEDY, GEO WILLIAM CURTIS,
ss,h CHAMPLIN, NJ D. HENRY CHAWNCEY, Jr.
>aAs H. pEGEN, HOWARD CROSBY,
SIDNEY A. sCHIEFFLIN.
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CIR c l. S.-NEW-YORK AMPHITHEA-
" TER No 81 Rowery-R. SANDS Co ProprietOrs 80
SATURDAY AFTERNOON and EVENING, March s.
Reinforcement Of Come and Equestrian Talent Splendid
CayalcadeDew Comic Ballet! Fresh and varied eats OF
Houemanship ,InroductiOn Of Features and Faces
in the Arena Wallet will deliver lecture on Spiritual
Ripping Doors open at g.; performances commence at
"a. Afternoon performances commence AZ
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WOOD MINSTRELS-No ii4 Broad
way, above Howard sG-OPEN EVERY EVEN.
NG-H WOOD, Manager ard Propnetor.-The enter
tanmeDs offered by this celebrated company Of Musicians
and Ethiopian Dolneators cannot be eqnaed by any
band IN the United Sfes See program Doors open
AZ 81 Concert commences ~ u O'Clock Admission, u
uts. The public respectfully informed that The Asr
boon Concerts are discop linned.
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urIIFRs SALOON of WONDERS

HELLER's SALOON of WONDERS
Linz. $50 Broadway, Chinese Buildings ELEVENTH
WFFK of the PRINCE of WIZARDS BRILLIANT
SUCCESS OF the NEW SERIES-Crowded and Enihua-
as,ic Audiences Every Night.-Prof ROBERT HELLER,
the greatest Magician in the world offers for the Eleventh
Week Of hs unsurPassabe end wonderful entertainments
a choice selection Of his extraordinary
WONDERS or THE MAGIC ART!
combined with his mysterious OF the miraculous
SECOND SIGHTl
Evening performances 10 commence Al u O'clock and on
SATURDAY. Afternoons Admission 50 CTS Children - cts
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EOR SAl.E-Tbe lease stock and fixtures OF
celebrated Drlnkns House n the lower part OF the
civ eNtrsvsgsrty tted ~ ard making over 5000 per
y-sT. coed esse ans very ow n. TIE Prsseai pro
V.iecr having hotel 70 attend 20 = Obliged sell t. APP
p y 70 Mr. ROBINSON, Nc . Nassau st. OF hy Letter.
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DRINTING MATERIALS.-Wanted to pur-

L chase at secondhand prices Wsshingtoa or smith
Super Royal Press and lnkins Machines IS pair
stands eomps sing sticks gseys ami imposing stone, &C.
suita IL for small office. Address PRINTER otce OF tins
paper.
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WANTED A respectable experienced
w Protestant woren - Nurse. couapeeu. % tax
the whoe charge Of child year old and who can brin
coed city references. Apply az No. IS Yves, Ith-ss.
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WANTED--A neat steady colored Woman
w 20 cook 81 aud iron for family short ds,aace
in The country. Oue having good references may apply at
NJ. - BgCadst
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~ Phrcuslosy.-Mr. FowLER

re- Phrcn0TOHys-MT, fVN lin WIN IeVfuIc ~
Clinton Hall every evening this week.
SATURDAY, March 5-Matrimony Fhrenooscaly con-
udered explaining how when, and upon whom the aztec
uons should be placed best the great de-
ssns OF married life and 10 render this important relation
pleasant and free from discord Both the married and
married should hear this lecture
Hoke,s only One shilling each may be had at No Isl
|Nssssn-st and al the door
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[-an ,pw.yoRK WEEKLY rRIbLNa,
rIIp NEW-Y0RK TRIBUNE.

frE EUEJPbAN CIRCULATION
y ,r,s.S % The departure Of each Mail SterhsI iof
l Prics ca cents copy. . year, 20 Any part
=, 80 Br;t.ir o. $40 tho Continent postage included
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ELECTROTYPING For Sale, the Tools,
Il &c Of AZ Eectrotypc establishment together with
az Necessary formation Ard Instruction. Apply 90 eECA'
HAM BOOhHOUr, Electrotypers, No. Isl fultra-st
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DARITAN BAY UNIoN.-This Association

DAkIIAN BAY UNIUN.-Ihls Association
IA wil commence operations tneir domain Perth
Amboy early this spnng
ness ON rational principles of mutual cooperation Ia
healthy delightful situation where they may good
society the economies Of associated life and superior bust
uess advantages Will here lind opportunity worthy their
att, utOn
Carpenters ard Mlsons may snd Immediate erpoymen
In corstructins the bui.dngs Of this Association,
For N ornation the subject address G. READ, New
York or GFO B. ARNOLD, Perth Amboy, ~ j.
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~ The TwelfIlI-st. Baptist Church, having
sed the church edce recently occupied by the Broad
gay Bspist Cburch tope ChapelD viii hold Divine Ser
ne until n completion of their house of worship in 18th
| 4 Preaching TOMORROW March 6, az lOi o'clock
L IN. tnd Al 7i T. NJ. by Rev. SIDNEY A COREY.
ais free.
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pANORAMA.--NOw open az Metropolitan
i Hsll, the MAMMOTH PANORAMA of the MIS-
1SSPl RIVER from its mouth 10 the Falls Of 81 Anthony,
EVERY EVENING, at y O'CLOCK; on SATURDAYS at 81
o'clock. Admission 80 cents. Children half price,
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WANTED-SituatiOns BY two respectable
w youns Women ore a. Cook. soi the other CaAn.
BERNARD ard Water TIE hest Of city references Be
vsn Cen b. zen Tor two saws No 500 ,stlv. eesseea
l7th ard lSth-st.
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ia Nassau.st. School Teach
w e,. salssmen PorteEs Men Steamers and Rail
roads Protestant Lad 20 learn Trade, 1trls a. Cooks,
NnT..s &c THO5. SPHINX, Agent
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WANTED-A colorcd or Protestant Girl as
W General Hou.euAid. one who competent and wei
RECOMMENDED. and none Other Apply at No. % London
Terrace, Wet -Sd-st
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WANTED-An Entry Clerk, one who Is
w quick correct, and writes well Address Box No
e3s Post-OEce.
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SCIENTIFIC LECTURES.-D BOYNTON
- respectfully announces that he will continue hs Course
Of ILLUSTRATED GEOLOGICAL LECTURES,
AZ METROPOLITAN HALL, on Monday, Tuesday, Thur
day FRIDAY Monday and Tuesday Kveninss-Msreh s. TO-
IL, IL and IS. 49,.
At the close Of each Lecture, he will either exhibit and
explain PIALI's GREAT ORIGINAL PAINTING Of the
COURT OF DEATH,
or awe q series Of brilliant and instructive
PHILOSOPHICAL EXPERlMENTS
On MONDAY EVENING, March ., he VIII Introduce
his GREAT IRON GALVANlC BATTERY.
Tickets Is cents For the remaining sr Lectures, 70
Doors open at 81; Lecture TO commence at O'Clock
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CPIRITUAL MANIFESTATIONS
- TURE and PHYSICAL DENOMINATIONS,
Pnof OWEN will deliver lecture THIS Saturday
EVENING at Stuyyesant Institute, No csc Broadway;
which occasion Prof BARNES viii DC present with his two
Mediums through whom Physical Demonstrations will DO
made such moving tables tipping. &C, &c Admission
. cents Doors open at 81 Lecture to commence at u
O'Clock Z. NJ.
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UvANTED-A man who has worked at Csbi-
w ct ~, Chair M.kipa One who is steady and TEN.
perst. can apply 70 5. HARRISON 4 SON,
No. $50 West 2ith 81.
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DROFTTABLE OCCUPATIONS and ELF

DROFTTABLE OCCUPATIONS and ELE-
L CANT ACCOMPLISHMENTS, VIZ :-Making Wa.
iers Sealing Wax Fancy Paper Boxes, Enveops, Silk OH
Cloth Fancy Soap and Perfumery sand Toys straw Ps.
ting Fancy Baskets suei Narnsh Leather Work (lch
picture frames &c Poper Machs Peal lnlsyug Wax
Flower ard Fruit Modelling Artificial Flowers ualt Work
Nalfese Netting Shell Work Porcelain, COionng do,
French Coa'rrep-yy urvfo 'sTtVery. ee',sssy' sra
stuct Canary Birds explanation OF the Doitio Trek
and other e Il. Of magic &C. Full particulars and direc
asr atoms will be given. thar
ever little girls may become procients IN All OF the above
usetu Ornamental and profitable Address by letter
pos paid and ncosing dollar, 20 EMILE DOLLARO,
burlington. N J.
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ybdnres Tor Business Ellen.

COAL. YARD for SALE.-One of the best
~ locasious in ire CITY. Inquire O
NM MARTIN, Nc. i4 Bsnk-st.
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WANTED-A good an1 smart Cid is wanted
w in p-vse family 70 81 IN dong the light wax
Gee thar clean and tidy nav have goot sad p-ianen.
place Apply al No s. Olvcr-st in the basement. after
AN
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DOARD-A lady can be accommodated with
I'D board in hi,hy respectable fasiy To young lady
OF respecabe family and agreeable Manners tse comforts
OF home will be offered. Terms moderate Apply Of No
80 West 18th 1t.
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WANTED-A number of respectable Girls
w 10 learn neat and pleasant trade, which gooi
wages can be made Apply a. No III Lewisss up
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"ANTED-By lady from the country, who
w has been engaged teaching for several years stu
IN frs,cass Schoo.. with privG-e family Cal
hrs rOLas OF the highest order 20 character AMI
qusl6eaf ous. Address TEACHER az tAis o6ce.
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ITO TAILORS.-Wanted, an experienced
Il Cu,tey One aequainfed 9th both custom and shop
WORK prettrred line addressed TO A. b. Tnbuas Oalee
stating references will be attended 20.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-11-26

FHE Stock and Stand of Grocery, doing good cash
1 business, in ce trail location, in this city, is Of
ered for Sale. For further particulars apply at this
Office dtf amos
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-11-26
E. E ABBOTT,
REAL ESTATE BROKER.

No. 239 Main Stree, Worcester, Mass.
4 TTENTlON given to the Purchase, sale ana Ex-
IN change of Real Estate all parts OF the CITY, and
sections of the County.
Among the many desirable City Lots he offers for
gale, he Won call the special attention of purchasers
to those beautiful lots comprising the {" Wheeler
Farm" and "BOYDEN PLATTS," situated on Pleas
mt street. within a short distance of the City Hail.
Oi these Lots much cannot be spoken in praise
however the sales of them the past year, speak
in then favor than words.
tie also offers 25 Lots on Vernon street. (UnOn Bill)
20 Providence 81, 20 Elm ST. 20 on Mason ST. sew
e-al on Pleasant st. and others in different parts of The
city by which persons can be accommodated according
10 their means and desires. And inducements TO
purchase, he will exchange any and all OF the above
Lots Tor Property the County, with security they
NAV be bought any length of time-sO that custom
ers can be accommodated without any outlay of Cash
Aso several FARMS in different sections of the
County, vary Ing in price from $500 to 5000.
Those in want of Farms will DO well to call and ex
anime his many lists, among hem persons can be
commodated, suited as price, location and guam
ty OF land, with less expense and trouble than other
wise
Also, Tenements to let, and Houses for sale, in differ
e1t parts Of the City.
Call AT Office, No. 239 Main st. and we will con-
vey you over d.ren! parts OF th@ city free of charge
.eO dtF
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Bush's Cough Cure Lozenges.
DREPARED on the basis, in more permanent form
Il and designed TO take the place Of
BUSH'S COMPOUND COUGH CANDY,

on the OASIS. IT a more permanent form,
Il aud designed to take the place Of
BUSH'S COMPOUND COUGH CANDY,
Mediated with Cod Liver Oil.
These Lozenges contain the medical properties of the
Candy. in more convenient highly concentrated, aud
effective form; md 10 these added arti-
Giles, ch, in heiT peculiar action, give The whole
power before unatained and render it, before one
of the best saIest and pelsan est medicines of the
Hoarseness, Catarrhs Affections and all other
diseases OF the lungs.
They certain for Whooping Cough, and
form the best remedy ever used for Group and the
croupy cough to which children subject
Bushs Cough candy, from long ana extensive use,
has acquired reputation which places it beyond con-
troversy, among the best remedies in use for pull
monary diseases of every kind. But the action OF oil
and other ingredients which it contains, have some
times, in moist atmosphere, served to soften the
charne matter and render it, not the less ecacious
palatabe, but the less agreeable 10 the touch. And
with all the care bestowed upon The manufacture, il
was imp possible always avoid this pleasant soft
ing, oecssiOned by heat and the absorption Of wafer
hom The air To remedy this evil, attempt has been
made, to present the thing in the form of LOzen-
ges, switch should Inc medicinal properties
in chemical combination with sugar in less quantity,
so as to secure permanence of form, peasaniness of
taste, and the eicina effect The efforts how
ever for this purpose have length been crowned with
success. The Cough Cure Lozengrs are the result
They given TO the public with the same reputation
OF the Cough Candy. Already they gone into ex-
tensIye use, and give the best of satisfaction all who
them. For acute and chrouc diseases Of the lungs
they stand unriyalled. Prepared ana sold by
BUSH q co.
No "a Front Il Worcester Mess.
IL
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-11-26
DR.. HILL

TAKES pleasure in announcing 10 the citizens
Worcester and other places, that his Office is at Nc
l2l Main st.
word to young men and others afflicted with Semi.
nal Debility, whether originating from certain desruc
tive habits. from any other cause with the train OF
bodily and mental evils which follow when neglected,
should make early application thereby avoiding much
trouble and suffering well expense By this inn
proved method OF treatment, DR.. H. safely guar
a safe and speedy in all eases OF dis
that may under his care, matter how long
standing. Either invited 10 his private rooms
without fear Of interruption by other patients, hun
drcds cured yearly by his practical experience and
great remedies.
and in many cases their LtUes in the hands Of phys
clans ignorant Of this class Of mandes t Is certain
~ impossible for one man to understand all the ills the
YEARS OF PRACTICE, excessively devoted TO the
treatment and study Of Syphilis, GOnOrThGa, elect,
STRUCTURES, effect of solitary habits, Ulcers upon tho
body throat, legs, Pain 10 the Head Bones,
and all Mereuria Affections, aud all Impurities Of the
Blood, whereby the constitution has become ene ebled
enables the DR. TO offer relief TO all who may place them
selves under his care.
TO FEMALES. All diseases peculiar 10 Females,
az suppressons, Irregularities, Co speedily effect.
ually removed.
above affections, have been well Tested for the last ten
years.
any direction secure observation Price So. Per.
sons al distance may consult Dr. Hill by letter. (posi
paid describing their case, have medicines securely
put Up and forwarded any part Of the u States with
full ard explicit directions for use. Office arranged
with separate apartments that patients see none but
the DIR.
DR. H. makes no charge for short consultations. Post
paid letters duly answered Those requiring much ad
vice should enclose a small Fee sufficient TO compensate
for The time required 60 write the answer
9sr Office hours rom A. M, TO 9 7. M.
Very respectfully, In. q. A. HILL,
apis dtf ONCE l2l Main st., Worce ter.
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New Freight Arrangement
BETWEEN WORCESTER &N.Y.
Commercial Line of Steam Propellers
BETWEEN PROVIDENCE AND NETWORK
TRI-WEEKLY-U time Is Hours.
Goods Transported between Worcester
and New York as Low, and with E.
quaIDespatch, as by any OtherLine.

- VD9 TIE Boats of this Line se=ua -.
- will letve Providence. =
Esassza from Fox Point, on MON 2sssssS5sTssssss.,
- DAYS, WE'D NESDAYS 81 FRIDAYS
and New York on 7 tuesdays, THURSDAYS,
SATURDAYS, until furthernotc
Freight taken for New York at reasonable rates.
This Line connects, by arrangement with the Daily
Inland Line of Propeers between New York and
Philadelphia, and the Semi-weeky Inland Line TO Balti
more, at all times. When this Inland route is open
Goods will be taken Providence for Philadelphia at 5
per foot, and for Baltimore cents per foot
Usual time between Providence and Philadelphia, 40
hours and between New York and Baltimore, 40
hours.
Philadelphia and Baltimore Freight will be forward
ed from New York by any other lines, if So directed
at current rates
For further information apply to W. II. JOIIRDAN,
Office oil Providence and Worcester Railroad Ce
Isaac Odell. Pier No. IL N. R. or w. P. Williams, ~
Broadway New York,
B. BUFFUM, Agent, foot ofsouth Main ST.,
Sept. 27, 1858. dawt1 PrOvidenes.