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A CARD.-Mr,. wINsLowTO THE LADIES.

A CARD.-Mrs. WINSLOWTO THE LADIES.
Mrs. Winslow. an old and experienced nurse, and Fee
male Physician would call The attention ofIhe Ladeso
her soothing Syrup for Children ieethng II VIII I'M
mediaely relieve them from pain, alay all spasmodie
action, soften the gums, reduceinammaon aIdis sure
20 regulate the Bowels. Depend upon it, Mothers, 1t
will give rest TO yourselves, and relief anu heath TO
your children. O , Price, 25 cents per bottle.
We have sold very large quantities Of Mrs Wmslows
soothing Syrup during the past six thou
the world for Children teething, for the of Dys
EMERY, and Diarrhea in Children whether arises from
teehng, any other 1t gives universal salts
fcton-Eeyer heard complaint from any one using 1t
never sold medicine universally successful in re-
iievmg pain and affecting curesTelief is ABSOLUTELY
SURE CURTIS d PERKINS, Druggists, No. 40 Cort-
land street, New York.
CRAMP AND PAIN KILLER.
The world is astonshed al the wonderful cures per
formed bv the CRAMP AND PAIN KILLER prepared
by CURTIS g. PERKINS. It's equal has never been
known for removing pan all cases; for the cure of
spinal complaints, cramp in the limbs and stomach,
Theum tism in all its forms, bilious chOc, burns,
throat, and gravel decidedly the best remedy in the
world For particulars, circulars in the hands q,
Ageats fOI gratUitous circulation.
~ BE and call for CURTIS & PERKINS
Cramp and Pain Killer All others bearing this name
base limitations Price l2a, 25, 37 cts, per botlef
according to Sold in nearly every town in The
State Agents for Worcester Bush a. Co., L. T. LaZel,
c. A Harrington Cherry Valley, Bonomley & Gill ;
Spencer, J. n. Grout " Co. East Brookied, Alonzo
Upham; w. BrO0Afeld Fiske & Co BrOok6eld, Geo
II. Low & Co. ocl27 dawlv
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Worcester Water Cure InstELutf0n.-No
GLEN STREET.-Ths Institution is well arranged
foT The treatment of nyaids all seasons of the veal
TERMS usually, for full board and treatment, f ON
81 10 per week. For out of door treatment So per
week
Each patient should furnish one line and two heavy
otton sheets; two wooden blankets; one comfortable
and old linen for bandages.
Out door practice attended to as usual,
Office hours from 81 4P. NJ.
dec6 dwti s.ROGERs, MD.
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Bounty Lands and PensfonsI
And al Law matters attended to as usual Cash maid
ior soldiers warrants, by w. 5. BARTON,
COUNSELLOR AND NOTARY PUBLIC
apl-dawisti Harrington Corner Worcester
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Pr OfessOr Alex. BarTy's TRlCOPHER-
Gus, OR INDICATED COMPOUND, for Beautify.
ing, Curling Preserving Restoring, and Srengrhenng
the,Bar, Relieving Diseases of the skim Curing Rheu-
matte Pains, an Healing External Wounds. BONDED
by no geographical lines the reputation of Barrys Tr
copherous pervades he Union. The safes of the ati.
Gle OF late ears have increased in ratio that almost
exceeds belief Professor Barry, after careful exani-
nation OF his sae' book finds that the number of bot
lies delivered To ORDER in quantities Of from half gross
upward, during the year 1859, within rihe of
100000.
is unnecessary to present length the evidences Of
the wonderful properties Of The TricopherOus, when
the public have furnished such Endorsement as this
The cheapness of the article and the xpanaons given
Ut its chemical action upon the hair the scalp and in all
cases of superficial irritation, first recommended il 10
the attention OF the people This all that the in
ventor desired livery bottle advertised Itself The eff
fecb OF the fluid exceed expectation. II acted like
charm The ladies' would hot be without IT, Country
dealers in every section OF the United States found they
must have IL aud thus built up a wholesale Il ade
OF an extent hitherto unheard Of regards ltcles Of
TINS knl The highest point has bren reached and
it believed that the sales this year will be million
and half OF bottles
Depot and Manufactoty, No. 1877 Broadway, New
YORK. Retail price, rs cents a large bottle
Liberal discount 10 purchasers by the quantity aud
by ne principal merchants and druggists throughout
ihe United States AID Canadn, Mexico, West indies,
Great Britain, France, a c.. and by slBLEY a SCOTT,
Worcester myl4 deodnw6ns
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Flnwars

rS BOXES French and American lunches and
~ sprigs, just received by
MILES BROWNING.
apps diff 100, Corner Main and Walnut Streets
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In birmingham, May 18th, of Consumption. Mrs
Fideiia b., wife of William Sandelson, aged 49,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
One Price Clothing Warehouse /!
II

n
Merchant Tailor and Dealer IN Ready Made
Clothing and GentlemeptS Furnishing Goods,
Nos 1853 and 10 Main ST.. Worcester, (Store formerly
occupied by II. Ii. Chamberlin d Coz
Purchasers will find in the above establishment every
description of CLOTHING and + u FINISHING
GOODS in prOuse variety and the Clothing is generally
OF very superior workmanship and style it being all
made by persons in the immediate employ of Mr.. Ware
urder the supervision of careful assistant.
NO similar establishment in the Commonwealth is
conducted upon more liberal scale, or can present
stronger inducements for genaral patronage. very
small and uniform profit upon great amount of busi
ness is the controlling idea each department. Tie
common practice OF demanding great prices and getting
the largest possible sum, is here systematically Tepuda
ted and instead, the honorable and Just Iule Of tone
price only" is adhered 18th strict fidelity. Every
garment IS marked in plain figures the lowest price
II can be SOLD and from the price there can lie abate
ment variation
10 one can fail TO perceive that this is the only Just
and strictly honest rule for the dealer ard experience
has everywhere abund, ptiy proved it be also in the
long much the most ad antaseOus the purchaser
IL Is obvious that here liable pay above the
lowest market valuation for any artica and that those
who are well acquainted with the good, and those
who are not, pay precisely the same price
The lower story aud basement of The Store, are ap-
propriaed to the sale of Ready mace Clothing and
Furnishing Goods, and in the Chambers alone is The Gus
tam Department which now contains splendid assert
ment Of Gonds all kinds of Goats Pants and Vests
and also large variety of Clothing Of superior work
manship. All persons lar aud near who NAV want anv
description OF MEMS OR BOYS CLOTHING, are re-
specially invited to visit this and ell stocked
establishment, where superior Goods low prices fair
dealing may in every be depended upon.
mch29 81 uaFawl
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NlIIInr,a nnnrniInn

For Filling Teeth OverExposed Nerves.
rms operation, original with the subscriber, has
Deen performed by him, during Two and half years,
nearly three hundred TINES, with a. loss OF one tooth
only, 80 Tar az known Also, by several distinguished
dentists, whom he instructed than two years ago,
who have been emlnenily sucot ssful BY no other
method Of treatment heret fore IN use, 10 many
teeth be saved, alter their living membranes become
exposed >. L. MILLER.
decll DIFF
II. G. URcOn, Couns, linr AZ IRyv,-IIis Tim
heihg M longer occupied wih Ne duties az the MAYOR
ally, he viii devote himself exclusively the business
oihl' profession Office, No /, Central Exchange
January g. 1853 iai5 dawly
ssgnrs Of exquisite Gnvor are always TO be
found IN quantities 10 SUI NJ the Drug stored
g.. e. LAZELl,
l5-dti 3ni Main 81
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VILLA D.IoNIN soN,
MnIkuN "nIittft

VIII attend TO this mud TO other matters Of business az
biz Oiice over the Central Bank novb.du
,. X. CLARK, N. -. lioMwrArHic Puysic,AE
No. Walnut street. Office hours from lOgA NJ
and from TO 3 T.. NJ.
WQrCester. Jan lHt,l65l lanltt
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For the TOilet.-Lombard d Gnndall have en-
Tered largely INFO the manufacture Of Hair Tonic .
coming under the general head Of usra and' which
is put up very neatly and is excellent article The
perfume is delicate and permanent the smulai 9 quail
tiles are well adjusted, and the soitenng and usre Civ
ing qualities are just what is Desired Sprpg field Re-
publican, June s. 1859. my6 dawtf
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In addition, the subscriber who now has charge of
SAID Institutions will treat Fractures and Dlocations
He will also operate for Cataract, Srablsmus, Club
DOT, sc. GEO HOYT
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Job Wagons

fE'HE subscriber has hand large stock of new and
4 second hand job Wagons, which he will sell or let
as his customers may wish. Also, on Union street n
Blacksmith shop, completely stocked with good set OF
tools which he will sell lowing heah)at bargain
Inquire of HENRY C. FISH
Worcester, May l6, 1853. dlm*
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New Books at Wilson'S.

BABYLON and Nineyeh, by A. H. Layard, heing the
II result of his second expedtOn-cheap edition.
Echoes of a Belle, or Voice from the Past.
New Rome, or the Une1 States of the world.
This last work is dedicated to President Pierce being
guess al the spirit in which he elected For sale
at. WILSON'S,
my21 div SO Main street
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y. I. IiAksEIVT. M. ID.

IL tie of Spri ngfel y
NO. IL PORTLAND STREET,
6 tot NJ. nnl5 Ia,n
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Glenn's Verbena Water.
A DELIGHTFUL Perfume for the handkerchief
"A SOLD by Z, II, MARSH.
my9 dawGwis
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Al tho City Auction aud Uommlsslon Store Nh
Pearl street, Worcester Consignments solicited and
Auction business Of all kinds promptly attended TO-
jams dhwtf
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Teacher of Vocal and instrumental Music Piano
Forte, and Music Room, No. 4, Harrington
Conner, Worcester Mass
BEST OF REFERENCES GIVEN.
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NorWieh and Woroegter Railroad.
zss.ssslI9;ss s lfs=5.:ss So ia

EEssss.5sSIsgE $3.50 So ia
SPRING ARRANGEMENTS-N %, 1853.
UPWARD TRAINS.
Leave Norwich 30 A. NJ, IL NJ, and [al 3 20 P
Cent? Village, at rs A. NJ, 70 50 and A 81 p
Danielsonyide, at 80 A. NJ, l O5 and 5 OF P. NJ.
POmlret, at g 90 A. Nj, ] q and s 81 P. M
Webster, at 80 A. NJ, 90 and AZ P. NJ.
" oxford, at 50 A. Nj, 2 Is and 26 P NJ
Arrive at Worcester, AT % A. NJ, so and 90 p NJ.
[aI Freight train with passenger car attached.
DOWNWARD TRAINS.
Leave Worcester at As and IL 80 A. NJ, and COP. NJ.
Oxford, at IS and II 90 -" @ 5 O3 "
Webster at 30 and II Is " e s IL "
Pomlret, Ut % and II 50 4" s SO "
DanelsonviIle, AZ 26A. NJ, u 10 and y p. M
Centr'l Village, at s AZ u q and 81 "
Arrive at Norweh $50 " ~ and 20 50
Steamboat Train leaves Boston at 6 GO P NJ, Wor-
cester at 30 P. NJ Danielsonvle Is, and Norwich
at 10 p. nj.
he 90 NJ Tram from Worcester connects at Web
ster WITH Coaches for Southbrdge, daily; for West
Woodstock. on Tuesdays, Thursdays and SATURDAYS.
Passengers for New York by Steamboat, from sta
tons on the line of this Road win take the 90 P NJ
Train from Worcester
nOv30 dawtf p :. NJ. ANDREWS Agent.
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H. u. NichOls, M. d., HOMEOPATHIC PHy
siClAN, Residence No. NJ Main street. Office hours
from tog A. NJ 2to aud 7tosP.M
Aug6, 1852 ~,
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For IL 10 Cents.

| = rs Block Check French Cinghams, all oIors and
1C fine Goods, soft finish very CHEAP
myl2 d2wis A. Y. THOMPSON & Co
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spa, kIing Soda Wnter--With the usnnl ya.
riety of choice syfupa. Fi1y Tickets for one dollar
myl4 DIFF 10l Main stroot
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CALVIN ~. PRATT,
ATTORNEY q COUNSELLOR AZ LAM
No. 2O6 Main Street, Worcester, Mass.
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A. PRENTISN.

A. PRENTISN,
Designer and Engmver, upon Wood and Stone
House on Crescent street. II orders left with g. w
RICE, al l.. u. Goddard II Co.'S, will meet with prompt
itenlion Particular attention paid to drafting Mach.
cry. deem Az
REMOVAL.
DRs. WIN. 4 J. NEWTON DENTISTS. hive yo.
moved ht~r Office fIom Grouts buildings, 10 the peas
ant aud spacious Rooms, IN Briney Row, over The
Nluzens' Bank, and directly opposite the American
"'"eo' apl4 dlf
VIM. =. Barton,
attorney and Counsellor at Loto
- NOTARY PUBLIC,
CoMMIss iONER OF DEEDS, for New YORK. Nav lar
hey, &C. No Harrington Corner Worcester.
apo daWistf
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Mrs. y. q OOd w In, nm exporienc cd a nd sue cea
iul mdwlie, bulds herself readiness day and night
20 ATTEND 70 the duties Of her profession. Reedence
No "a 1stin street. o2l.dn
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,. Old Havana Cigars,
~ althe BEST brands, constantly on hand, and for
salo Wholesale and retail, by D. SCOTT, Jr,
octIo an Apothecary, gas Main street.
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Died.

IRwIN-on Wednesday evening May 1885,, William Irwin sr.
aged n years. $500 -
The and friends Of the family and Of his wise and
his fddsJ,
the 9Th Instant h dsy O'Clock NJ, from his late residence.
No. COumhia-st - o. q
tive Of KesO Scotland -
The ds her husband and those Of her father, james Muir
resrecuy I'D the funeral without trher notice from
her late r. Besch Saturday 7th mat, a. r. III.
Her remains wil be taken 10 Greenwood tornteunent
RUSSELL On huTfdsy May James Alien son OF Ben
min Emma Nj Russell AGED year 10 mouths and 10 days
The friends and relatives Of tbs family invited to attend ms
neral Of bis paents No 80 Wsyeeyp on FIN
CAV Al 5 o'cock p ~, without fuI Their notice.
VFRMiIYEMay5 Jane vermys daughter Of Jacob vermye.
decesssd d. n 62d Of her age
The friend. Of the family invited to attend nor ta
nsa bout further residence OF her Wn
ID S I'M south sde betNeen 9Th and 7b 5atsr
d., The 7tb init O'Clock A. ST. Her remains will be taken 70
Il hid rfutem
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DUEHAM-ROBERTS-On Wednesday. May 4, at Brooklyn BY
Rev Wism r. Williams d M s,lvanrs Durham. Of Lansing
bureh. 10 Miss Amelia Roberts OF the former place.
UARKER-FRY.-On Thursday evening Nay by Rev d Lee
Tomss HaEer MARY r. Fry only daughter OF the late Samuel
Fry. AL OF NilliamsbuTgl, L. |.
KINNAN- osTRAEDER-On Wednesday May = ct Sc Johns
Church Francis Nnton Alexander knnsn Margaret j.
Cornelius r. Osander ESQ., all Of this city
MINER-DAViSn Springfield. Mass, April l5 ~ Rev Or Os
schenectady Mics Mary NJ. Davis
Of Nenotp. Conn. ~ Hartford papers please copy.
SAWYER-HIECkLEY-MsyA AZ Union Springs, ~ T. By hsy
Barber Edmund Sawyer OF East Hampton, Mas to sarah j.
Hinckey. OF Norwich. n Y
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,s nSg Norm. Ss - DO III ~ Penn RI
tseh ~ 5e, 10 7s5 t Union Canal i7l 5000 LsSirh
IS ss 81 U.s. a .sS bs sa0ss
SR ~ sico Penn : ~ Isl sl05 90 81 80 Lss( .sl %:
e sa.a Canal ISL go DO g. 81 Read RI - 80 cg
IS Chester v.i., an pi 70 Ds%eoa Coal ~
81 "a JIsrs Bk IA; si.ee RssA G. ~ .; tbp rec
an Ia %; o. 80 fsii sa1say RR "a u eecs 81 ~
= - ss n. = re 81; 81 t E;ss:sctz
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- riverooo 10 H. limited States bays been an d.ns
- Dead resht advance oioE % 'ese o. ,aoss Is a
1870 Fsys.Yoft Dead weight ~ W. 'pssdeiohs ad
Ia za30 enc gods, ~ Hardware 1T Hs,s ~se 2ll
sL.o~e Dead weght ZjoJi. hne fooos al. f,s good
l2G To New.Or Desd weight @' "" s
bN-'u.rAuare l0l EarthenYare. lOL u tan
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CITY ITEMS.


HrR,KeHY oLIeAkosY TYxAsSY OF ROsE-Faher Gsy,E
will upon the above subjects tonight At Metropolitan all
M,csHrs the Brosdwsy fhese No other the
great Tragedy occupying the whole evening
The Toode Burtou with Mr. IN both
You've Hearts, and The Practical Man
night At Wallscks-BlAke a. =" lessee Rural"
the last the 81 Charles. Ase Con-
jag Affection" and DuehaAnean all for the benefit Of Mis-
Enelia Downie. am
FRANcoNis performance At y O'CLOCK and
evening a. Doors half hour previous tne
commencement the performances Tournament Cahnot
race Ostrich Balancing PosturnS Wonderful
Horse tzaiang, Se- At each performance
AT THr CIEcUs Equeansip AeTobac performances Gyrn,s
mes, Feau Of HorsemaDshiP, &c
At HELLEk Tricks RPpnss Exposure and other Performances Of
Mage. u.
NEsEo MxsrELsY DEIrSEAroSs BURLEssUEs Se usual a.
Woods Minstes al Broadway, A new programme. -
=. AZ No SO Broadway
MoST BAHcM .eus Picturesque Of this nons Moun
- hn $ repeated 70 night at No. $50 Broadway. - 49,
IH AIER WkrERs-Sanicrd's Panorama OF the hSsip
- River ths evening . Metropolitan Hall
ESrrri.s ASeurIEs- The Egyptian Museum Is open day sad
nlshN AZ No 6s9 Broadway.
Studio Of Mechanism nc, open day
- and evening a No go Broadway.
rAsrses sefhs National Academy Of Design open sAy and
PAINTINGS &eThe Washington Exhibition of AT open daJ
sad evening It No 81 Broadway.
RELIGIOUS ANNIVERSARIES, NAY, 1883
FkoAy, Nays
~ MegdAen yinm New Asylum, Eighty eSktha- between
Fourth and Enh-svs. IL AN
To- The weather yesterday chilly and dsagrseable
with slow rain during the evening Fres were very
Portable.
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BY Mr. sar.re. OF the Auditing Committee. with

BY Mr. Savage OF the Auditing Committee win ois
for sundry expenses If the Board. Adopted c,..,.
By the same: Relative 20 the 4 f-nis n th' y 70
Office Recommied With insfru 't'ns - fe'' nc '''
anee th- IL II January
BY Mr. Wright. OF the Committee on 'Yi.A"'' &c ''''0
% proposed smendmen's Report accepted
The original proposition. wers d. SD luz 49,
coming sny conclusion the Board "a ourn7 70 HelH
day the 18th INST
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LAW INTELLIGENCE.
SUPREME coURT-Befors Judge ROOSEVELT. ~
CRYSTAL PALACE.


James w Stewart as- Trustees Crysa Palace. .
Motion for Injunction restraining the further roreeding
Of the erection OF the Crystal Palace the ground that
the Corporation Of New York granted the site on which to
erect for 81 per year whereas worth sos per year.
The Judge looking the affidavit did not see any aver
ment Of fraud between the members OF the City Govern
ment and the Trustees and denied the notion with leave
20 plaintiff TO should he 1T at the same time init
mating that where matter for the public good
a sufficient consideration although but nominal amount
for hire should be designated
BROADWAY RAILROAD.
John H. MILAN and Others Jacob Sharp and others.
There being no Special Term this month, Mr. Field on
behalf Of MI and others moved for the appointment Of
Especial Term hear the merits Of the 10 relation
thesyerments OF plaintiffs This was opposed by Mr. Van
Buren, who said the matter had been before the Superior
Court and was before the Court Of Appeals and de-
cision would probably be rendered in lew days and il
would be best wait for the decision Mr. Field replied
that that different matter being the Of members
of the Common Council to the injuncton-his in re-
aton the gsntsndit is desirable that the should
be passed upon BY this Court at early day pracca
BILE that the matter may be presented the Court Of
Appeals. The Judge said the General Term viii st
Wednesday next, with view to decision IN the Of
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Court Cnlcndar.. .Tns DAY.

CIRCUIT CouRr-Nos. L77l. LIZA. LAS 2so, 2l9 40,
292 lCGe 4l6, 54i, $40. ji7, 5ls, $50 $50
Common PLEAs-Par Nos s27, sii, si5 20 s5i, s5iI
SIS $50 Part IINos el7, 76l, 69i o3f, SAL s5l, $685.
Esq 500 SOL sG3, 500 sG7, sGs 500.
SUPERIOR CouRT-Nos $780, l07. 90, 400 353, oil, l1s,
3O7 1872 4i3 Az 400 400 i6s, 292 al i72 AT TO 40
o. 500.
SUPERIOR CoURr-Generl Tem-Nos !, 7, 8, ., IL, is.
ID. "A 10. l.. o. IL. 10 20. y.
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Nancy Market.

.s,,r .,s.dy througso1t. : W." M - = -
~ Esftsen - erssd ior Account a. ,disiSI6Sl
srssrs opstsf Psf OI Ps Gems CLOSED fo' cas- At
I2s.,is BoUEs.si, - 20. ir,lt5f5.
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<..r, have beea m - soJ -. ~. 4. 80 49, "A,
' zen s,'ss as A sss s's aSs s sa m
y. s. asa. .. e'eaa y y e "a
,,,ss rv,sns', % ia, have ire zee o. 5 "a
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r 5. pIsTRICT CoURr.

John J. Ilicks-in the meantime he viii confer with he
members and decide ~ to when the present case can se
L..
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FnrsTbe blind and sash factory in the rear of Foun
tain and near Trinity ST. occupied by Henry Gardner was
set on fire Monday tight about IL O'Clock III was dsco'
So ~ - neobsr of Engine Co No g. who extingushed
II before the fire companies on tothe premises About
o'cloek Yesterday morning, two buildings owned by
,arst and Exchange place in rear Of d. T. GoOdhue *
sons store were burnt out Burr Il Shaw, barnes: max
er occupied lower and the upper part OF the two
bindings Their lnss is about $4,000 which they had
s. oo0 Insurance at the Peoples Mutual Office, Worcester
and 81 600 at the Pawtueket Mutual II. Bdnde tchn
isl occupied lower room His loss is about sl30O-in
snred for $500 at the Pawtuoket Mutual Eaton Co.
silver paters occupying the adjoining Mr. Bundell
win lose about $500 They have insurance and we re-
gret to learn, will lose their all There was no insurance
{ the buildings. lfroV jour- sur
70 From all we have been able to learn says TIE
O.lousos U.s. lihtg OF the 18th inst the season back
ward everywhere
To The chicago tIl) Journal spirited Wing paper
has enterct upon its 9th volume. X. L. u Z. L. Wilson,
and X H. doris, Editors and PrOpretors.
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This is as TAR AS the Licensing business went during the
two davs devoted TO the First Ward but not half the work
is done for that particular section There were 43S licenses
ssued for this Ward and presume as many more VIII be
given this year since they may be got at any time upon
proper application.
Today the Commissioners for the Second Ward will be
n session
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PARTICULAR SrsoD-This bo ", Representing ths ke-
formed Dutch Church Of his Ctg finished th7n roulne
business, and adjourned. yests day Inc die
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see Co ere receiving orders for their Gas Fixtures the
ofMse Esw-Anpshe Massachusetts, Connecticut &c Ee ,hos
Nv as dipr workmanship and
Fo IL d splendid styles Of Modern and Anqae Patterns sa
The srest Misunderstanding Depot, No. SIG Broadway
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TAdFcrtlscmcnfT
~ The public are invited to call at j. G. GmBsRr's,
No &c Pesr and the four Golden be placed the
top Of the Crystai Palace.
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No. 10 READE-sr, May s. 1853.
To he Editor Of The Y Tribune
IL. unusual and peculiar necessity which requires
nan T. contradc the report of his death bat justice
10 mys II and friends cOmpels 10 state that not
crowned in the East River reported by you and tn
other City papers. Respectfully &c,
Isaac ANDERSON SIXTH
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,.,,s ,u Regard 10 Liquor Licenses-Names OF Per-
sons Licen.ed 20 sell Spurious Hiq""r' :" '"'
kftst ward. go