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[PRICE ONE CENT.
FOR SALE Or TO RENT.


A STORE in Hariings Block, on Front Street A
n TENEMENT in the house corner of Portland
and Myrtle streets. Also, small House on Quincy
street. CHARLES WHITE
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% JARS Carbonate Ammonia, just received and 70
~ sale bv G. A. HARRINGTON * co,
my26 diff No 80 Main Street
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DEALER IN FANCY GOODS, TOYS. and Use
~ full articles respectfully informs the public that he
has enlarged his the increasing de-
mand for articles kept at g Tht Yariety Store"
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Hair Mattresses, and Spring Beds.
IEAIR Mattresses and Spring Beds made 10 order, of
4 the best quality at $50 Main street, Cup stars.)
Oct9 dawtf TABER d CHOIJ.AR
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"a RENT-
10 be Let.

A ROOM over the Store of the subscriber.
"A iell dtf II. AYRES,
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DART or an Office very light and Central,-one of
the best Rooms in the city. Apply at the House
and Office Agency 233 Main St, (up stairs Room 1.
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B0ARDERS.
Birds.
Gents Furnishing Goods.

A BETTER assortment can be found at No. 206
IA Main ST. than at any oiber place in Worcester.
jyl DIFF SYLVANUs PRATT.
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A GENTLEMAN and his wife can be accommodated
IA with good Board, and pleasant rooms within two
minutes walk OF the Post Office, by applying a, Put
nans Auction Room.
r. 5. Also, few single gentlemen can be accommo--
dated with Board and Rooms ap29 diff
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WANTS, &c.
WANTED.
WANTRn.
Board Board.

= OR Good Backsmiths can find constant employ
y ment, by applying at OSGOoD BRADLEY'5
DIFF Car Mandatory.
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FOR sane.
Valuable House for Sale.

Ia THE House occupied by the subscriber
la with the whole, part of the Land adjoining
1t is situated at he head OF State street. and is
one of the best built and most houses in this
city. For terms, and further description, apply to
mayl7 distf c. A. HARRINGTON.
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REVOLUTION IN CHIHUAHUA.

By adyices received in this city on
last Thursday, direct from II Paso, we
learn that the State of chihuahua, Mex,
is in a state of revolutions Tries, COM
mandet Of the revoltionists, has sue
ceeded in getting possession Of every
town. il is said, in the State, and is now
advancing toward Fl Paso, (the inhab-
itants of which refuse to acknowledge
him, to take possession Of that also, the
main object being, no doubt, to get pos
session. of the Government Custom
Houses at that place. We shall prob
ably have more information of the move
men,s and success of the revolalionisis,
by the arrival of tne next Southern mail,
which we expect next week.
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- - ,,- -
IHE Man WHO OUGHT NOT TO EMi-
GRATE'-Ihe man VINO cannot shave
without hot water, or pull off his boots
without a 0ooi'Jack; the man VINO can
not gel up without glass o' pale ale III
'he horn'nH' OF % 10 oeu Wltl""' ~
shaved LOBSTER, or deVlIied ooNeS; 'he
man VINO has never c"rf'ed Hhylh.hg
beaver man llls cane, or cn' anything
stronger tlai' lllS DeaIh; lpe ihall "h"st
only sowing has been lnIIl' d To his w''d
oats, and his only reaplhg TO t,Iselotrg
cul'ing twice year ms corhs' lhp man
VINO mas never Eahdled any o'lier OIL
but a tali"iS' ava "niy knows what u
spade IS by seeing II N apex Of cardS;
we 'na' W""S' o'''l N,'w'f"Sr ~ 'h'o'
Gnt' has h"tnd"N,'d i"n IA" rare
rnnlse, and oi 'h'rfownS' ifnn va
tori" mr!odr4moi NV mn who "nN
cares l'r " horse rs >"Mr'h'ng \" m'
upon. ana looks NphShrrp aS'rrra'NI'S
from the c"n"'rl TIA" "'' h'ec"d at
ec"yfe; the man VINO 'mag'nes a bnI
walks on 'w' ICES IKE 'VoSr h' mas seen
on ,aF Stock tSrhdnp'. and whoS' >k'
III sHoo''ng las bee" restricted to i ''"
Shots al 'ie moo"; TIE man "ho mercy
Knows " ha"k and 8 rake from ~ba' be
mas seen AZ roPge'" -"0tF'ahh VI" ma'
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decks will be swept of the Wigs every
where. Says Senator Weller, "The
Wings must turn ont Of the Offices that
the homes, Democrats want" No doubt
there will be hardly single Whig left.
Congress seems disposed to goto work.
They were on the Tariff yesterday, but
by a majority of twenty in the House,
resisted every attempt to change the
existing measure. N
In the Report of the Secretary of War,
the outside value of all the property
real estate, of New Mexico, is Sc,
down at $2,7O0,0OO; to protect which
costs this country $l,0OO,OOO annually.
In view of this, Mr.. Conrad suggests
buying ont the present population there,
transferring them tn some better loca-
tioa, and leaving the country altogether
to the Indians, Corhanches, Apacles and
Navajos, TO fight over. He says it is d
country not worth keeping possession Of.
In case such policy should be pur-
sued, ! would recommend the people 10
go southward 10 Texas, or westward to
California and Oregon; the means they
would get would be sufficient 10 estabg
lish them handsomely. Perhaps after
ten or fifteen years, the Indians would
have become so few as TO make re.
occupation of New Mexico-in spots
an object Of desire. ao'1
Your delegate, Mr.. Weightman, urr-
ed the House to print five thousand CO.
pies of the Presidents Message in the
Spanish language. He could not get it
done. ,'n,0 taU1 UuHH' - oi
The Presidents Message is highly
spoken Of, snd will become quite plat
form of Wing doctrines in the future
On the subject of the tariff, it is especi-
ally clear, distinct, and conclusive. 'm
The fuss between the Captain, GEN
eral of Cuba and the celebrated "Pur-
ser Smith" has been closed by the lat
ter's disclaiming any illegal or improper
action in iegardto Cuba, or the "fibus-
teros." Another breeze has arisen res.
pectng the seizme and sale Of an Am
erlcan vessel, the Lady Suffolk, by the
Spanish authorities of Havana, charged
with being furnished as SLAYER. Moth
ing will come of it. o'is9hWnoo19i
The "E'iIbusteros," and those who
are anxious to acqMr Cuba per taS AIT
ngaS, will feel much checked BY the
settlement Of these differences | think
the will find the acquisition of Cuba
quite INA Otrd c0Sa from the capture Of
Texas from Mexico. Juding from the
Presidents Message on the subject,
France and England are disposed TO
guarantee Spain in the continued pos
sessionoltlle Island. The recent aspect
that Cuban affairs have taken, will in
ducte General Pierce, | think, 10 do
nothing towards attempting its acqui-
silion. .ia- W
Our weather here is singulally mild
and beautiful; more pleasant or lovely
was never seen. -
Washington is quite gay, and improy-
ing in appearance almost hourly
Yoaurs etc, II. H.
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What Punctuality would do.

If Jerry Dllalory would pay MS the
dollar he owes us for small job we did
tor him two years ago, we wonld pay
Nh. DYgoods the dollar we owe him;
he would pay Sam Vulcan for shoeing
his horse; Sam would pay Bob Charcoal
for his coal; Bob would pay Joe Axe.
man for his last two days chopping; Joe
would pay Jack Grisl for his last bag Of
cornmeal; MIR. Grist would pay Doctor
Escuapius for the medicine that came
so near getting down his child; Doc
would pay widow Broom for her two
last days washing; $ t would pay Bill
Grocer the dollar she owes him; Grocer
would pay'Coke upon l.ttlcton' his fee
for counsel in the case of the State Of
Ohio as. Bill Grocer; Voke upon lit
Teton could thpngo and pay Tim Hay
stack the dollar he owes him on the hay
he bought of him last werk; and Tim
is such an honest soul that We know be
would come right in and pay us the
dollar he owes us OR subscription, and
then We would buy chicken, dozen
eggs, half bushel cornmeal 10 make II
'dodger,' AID we, ourself, individually,
and our wife, and our 'todliil wee things,
would have feast of fat things, and
we would have a dime in our pocket,
'baby in the cradle, and little wife to
rock it, IL
But, because Jerry Dilatory is not
honest enough to pay-noi one of these
debts can be paid, and we cannot have
the feast OF fat things at all All, Jer.
ry Dilatory! You are the cause Of all
this trouble. You prevent all this hap
piness 1t requires all our iorbearance
10 keep from giving you particular Jess
We would feel as though we would like
to take scytbe and NOW down ten
acre field of such men. They are ex-
cresences on society, that mar its beau
" aid clog is energies, destroy its
peace and waste its substance. '
Still men areso, and we suppose they
will stay SO q little while yet; but we
do hope there isabetter time cOmihgw
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BRILLIANT iDEAI- ABANDON
lq MENT OF NEW MEXICO. a.

We cal! attention to 1.-THE letter Of our
Washington correspondent, which we
give below, and especially 10 the pro-
position of MIR. Conrad, Secretary ol
War, in relation 10 New Mexico. It is
q brilliant specimen Of that fsi-reacbine
stetesmenship which has been SO char
acteristic Of The present Administration,
Mr.. Conrad has eithet had his brain
fuddled over the recent Presidential
election, or he has been gloriously hoax,
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the undersigned
IN has been granted letters of adminislr ton IN
the estate of Hermann Grolman, deceased, by he
Probate Judge of The county of San Miguel, Ter,
ritory Of New Mexico, bearing date the day OF
August, 1862, and all persons having claims against
said estate are notified to present them for allow
ance within one year from the date OF said letters
or they may be precluded from said estate, and ii
not within three years, shall be for ever barred
and all persons indebted TO the SAID estate are re-
quested TO come forward and make settlement
H,i HENRY C0NNELLY,
.I.I.Iet .OI.f administrator,
Las Vegas, Oct. 2, 1927.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the undersigned
has been granted letters of administration on the
estate Of James w Graves, deceased, by the Pro-
bate Judge of the County OF DohA Ana, Territory
of New Mex o, bearing date the Bird December,
1852. All persons having claims against said es-
tale are notified to present them for allowance with
in one year from the date Of said letters, or they
may be precIuded IF m said estate, and il not With
in two years, sh i be forever barred; nd all per-
sons indebted 10 said estate, IRE requested to come
forward and make mmpd te settlement.
LUIS WIN Geek,
Administrator.
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ARRIVAL OF THE MAIL FROM
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
MESSAGE, ETC. W

EFEN DENC CE-PkESlUENl'S
MESSAGE, ETC.
The mail flom independence, Mr.. J.
Rnpe Conductor, arrived on last Sunday,
(23d inst, J being the quickest trip made
yet, save Que. The news from the States
is generally of little importance. We
received by this mail the last Annual
Message of President Fillmore. II isa
long, well-wrtten document, decidedly
IWiggjsh, and our Washington cores
pondent remarks thet it will hereafter
form the basis of a lVhig plaitorm.--
Whether there will remain a Whig par
ty to rally upon any platform in the iu-
tuie, we think little Quien saJe. red
The Message gives an elaborate ex-
position of our foreign relations, hich
are general, Of peaceful nature.--
The acquisition Of Cuba lie thinks, at
present, would be iraught with serious
consequences TO tins country, Q Very
reasonable conclusion, as England ana
France lave volunteered TO stand by
Spain in the support Of her right toihat
island. The President is opposed to
intermeddling foreign difficulties, how.
ever we may sympathize, ami ought to
sympathize with the struggles OF the op.
pressed everywhere. NJ a7'a Nl
The National Treasury is represented
as in healthful ordition, notwithstsn.
ding the numerous pilferings that have
been perpetrated upon,it. The receipts
Of the Treasury at the end Of the last
fiscal year. (Jpne last, were ' '.a
e ~ 's'2f 8 SAC, 72S,sS6 SO
Expenditures I1A SAC 0O7 ,s9c 10
r ~----~-----
Balance 10 Treasury $s,7so,40O 50
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time when to owe man, and moi to
pay him, will be considered akin to
stealing when all will adopt the scrip.
tural motto, 'Owe no man anything
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OUTFITS FOR SANTA FEE.

The subscriber respectfully informs the public
Of New Meyic that al his establishment at
.s.. NEWPORT, MISSOURI,
and by his agent at H
oy.efs "a CoUNCIL,GR0VE, ID.
Nebraska Territory, he is prepared to outfit and
supply with every thing requisite fol the journey
TO Santa FL. companies or individuals, upon the
most reasonable terms. .g... ....
Az He believes that an acquaintance Of many
years with the Santa Ft trade, will enable him to
give general satisfaction in the business,
'.,.i9la. Hr ALBERT G BOONE.
Santa Fs, Dec. "a, lS52.-2S-3m.
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TTNHE U, =. Mail from Santa Fe TO the States
L leaves regularly on the first day of each
month.
Passage during the summer months Sl25 GO
3" winter months Sl50 90
4Olbs Of baggage allowed to each passenger.
WALDO, HALL, & co. Preprietors.
Santa FL, Sept Is, lS52-tf
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nErIcE OLE cnMY. OLE .uR.

G FoRr UNIoN, N. NJ. DEc. y. 1852.
SEALED PROPOSALS with bereceivsd at this
Office, TIL II o'clock, NJ, on Tuesday the 2Slh day
OF February, 1853, for furnishing Flour 10 the U.
States Troops. at the points aDdm the quantities
mentioned. as follows: ......- D..
AT Taos. N. M..,,. ..l25,000 pounds.
.i' At Fort Union, N. Mo-. 100000
.0 At Santa Fe, . ...... "50000
.,r. At Albuquerque, " ..... .2lOO0O
At Fort C,nrad, .,.'.. 'l25O0O '
At Fort Fillmore, ...,.. '23OW0
The -four must be of "supellue" quality, and de-
yerrd in strong cotton drilling" sacks, of lOObs,
esch
Proposals are invited for the whole amount, for
that required at several points, or for that required
at .ny particular point
The ,ontr Ct or cOntr cts to be made for one
year, and the faithful fuhmelt thereof to be guar
aniied by two responsible securities whose names
must be entered IN the proposals,
One fourth of the amount, required at each point,
must be delivered 9uirtsrly commencing on the lst
day of August, 1858. y..
RTT The Commssarie', or principal Assistant
Commssaries of the subsistence in New Mexico,
will reserve the right of increasing or diminishing
the amount to be delivered at each and every point,
BY one third, by giving six months notice to that ef-
feet.
oIF lnd -.... ISAAC BOWEN,
Capt. & c s
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UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.

Territory Of New Mexico, Third Judicial District
County Of Socorro court, Nov term, 1852
William S. Messeryy)
and James J. Webb
Merchants under the Petition 10 foreclOse mort
name Of Messervy& gage.
Webb
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Doha Ana, Dec. II. 1852.
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.,tfsI,.

COOK Msaasy srefnnk Sa insi lNda A. WIG OF '"hh
C..el h. III gslh u hri sac ,..,,, .,
frs s.s " As issy and Aese 81 hs netAes William Henry
~, regra gQql are respectfully usit,d g. acnd The Ia
sss ea wssssss reNis Sseeh peeisly h"n No - ka''
T~rptvslshth@t. " thSut lafthet uotsc a.,
sNifl-O %. Neaasy mofuins Dee Elisabeth snh sF,d
,e.. 10 ools dana sa dAsshef Of JamesM and Enns
sniih
Tls ni-~i. die y requested attend the aaera from
n, ST,. WEDNESDAY tho lth inst att ccck p NJ
Her remains vii be iaisn Ne~Bsimoe Greene County for
{ vie - NJ Sheldon aged - year -,
III the y respectfully requested 70 attend the
her residence No "a AmiJs this afternoon st
OrilCf
ConDiNGToN-O Nov. AZ Msss,, span Ethslbst 2 COD.
ersttn aged q years Of Jonathan J. Coddnson OF
tAis City
IRARTs-on Nov Havana oeholera ADELAIDE only dAuA'
Of liam and Isabel w EaI. and sfAnsdsst1ef OF ~
lanes viou Cuba AGED 20 months and 10 days
Msn phls snd New HampsAire papers please copy -
RIpGTLY-On Saturday Dec. At HSboken, " j. "iihan
Ft w p and Amelia Rdsely aged year 3m.nhs
and
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H. owD, s. .o. q. Io. Of the pncp. articles
PHILADELPHIA Markets


The market he since the receipt Of the EaIopss ~
ces disposed .danee sons Ho'O1
SEQ lbs god Western br Dds sod before tAe oe~s
IS gu tt which price serSard sesrry refused tor sl2
rrs frsrSs still sellers of ordinary Cy NIL
f,ur the quotations; ils demand for home use m,
md re. RYE FLOUR sEd Coax MEAL are du
N. former offered IS IS End the later =, - 81 oo WIZ
cut finding buyers any extent <...o,.,.,so
mostly before the receipt OF she foreign news
2, CO e prime 81 good reds CosS u ao21t
ard 76oc Gee bushes sold A. % ior new ana
c for cid and small lots soi
81 esc sec FOR Pennsylvania The COTTON mar
let upeh.rsed $50 bsfs sod previous prices Ia
and pces are shout ns
sme The trade inactive and prices are nearly non
s ration in price or demand NAVAL
sToRrs and continue dull Fish the market reans dH oa
uIess ttout SEEDS fte doing In Cossk
an o,s have sol Al f6 Sc IS pr buheL Was
~ AZ d auted A. &c FOR bbls and 2!e for bids
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Nrv.yonk DAILY TRIBUNE, WEDNESDAY DEoGaiHER T. 1873

I,,. ,.e.s,es ats. r.ss- 81 49, 80 g,--.
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o.. tl..iss ni.s ~ sh4 :. a-'h--s -'---",..
4...i., ....t- - ~ ~. Il ii..ss- % f-'- ".,~" -
$50. 80 a .r s.gl.i.s 81 BE- tr y De is' y N.
tti... N. ft., "a i.ais f4@is 80 t.ssaysi 4l'o's
..a ale n.4is 80. rst.4fs 90 bslss -. t't 49,
XII ttl "a ~ WLs.i fisas 300 a. H5a fis4f 100 b'rs '
80. fiaa .sts h tiss zn las4iss r.Ps'
III h.. lac. t.ss Maihif ~ aas." hans u" MY. ~
49,. rii.h. "a D,.,.ei tisss tisbhs Ale - hp,g hls
,.rt hssiss iislsissa 81 Tho bstss hihi'ns zoo.
..u,iss maning faa 81 Wsffenst fopoft. me
IA. sglsi hy 10 P Dc 60 Heefes to~s sha o1
Nsi tsiss SHEEP snd Lamb 40 dissd 7~in 49, 80,
is,. 10 Dcks 10 tabs an fas And ID ANUS
sisssii 10 bales straw ehbs Agg'es - sos nse
ID Hoses " sous 10 balss GOODS 10 ooAe' S''P
nom a. n Ames Coz mananetofy hs~bnrsh r..t..
J. H. uuufcr Of barge Ne~blrs ansns
Al fe 81 Wrenst the olosn Article. by me
p Of Dee 90 Veal Calves r. sheep ana is,
Tufkeys 50 Geese 70 Daeks nos bss
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-07

Sale. of stock. at Philadelphia MONDAY Dec C. 1853

Reported for The N J. Tribune by Mesrs Fay THOMAS
Fiat Iodrd-flCtC Sciul Nav. SIS sz 7ai $3.50 do I'd T9l
5000 Wilmington r. g. s2i 500 Lshigh McT, os ss. $50
Hsrbur r. R 6s O.; 80 Penn R. r. 4o Norris Canal Pre-
feu.d so 10 DO rs ST. 70 do goa 100 Long lrd R. r. cash
lt IS l5 go DO csh ISL 80 do IS. 100 do casa
Isl 81 Chester Mining Co. It 100 Morris Canal b. e aoo do
& IS; 100 DO b5 10 Reading r. r. 81 100 do 40! Grard
q; l5Mnehl r. 6 100 Schuy Nav Preferred
IS SCI zoe 90 90, Lehgh Nav, % 63; II Remington
Bsnk es 2 Connnerc, Bank a. GA Bank of PennA 10
Beiea Rardloo LenE Island r. Is l5i looao III LOO do
li DO l5 go Monis Canal, 6; 50 Schuyk Nav Pre-
feIred So loo TO- SCI a Muehi R, &C 5000 Reading r.
Mort GA ~ s5wn 60; s2ooo do ~ 60 -
SecoSd BerssioO schuy Nav 6s g. 7al; eco West Phls.
Ga s5wn $500 d Little schuyl R. 5 d.
READING r. 4t 50 do b5 40} 5Cheser Valley hk, b.
III loo sehsy Nav Pefered 30 M 50 DO b5 SOL 30 do 81
Harrisburg RR 81 Morris Canal Preferred b 3d. do bs
81 81 Penn r. 81 10 +i 81 do 49, 10 GsFd Bank Is;
100 10. 10 Is Southwark Hsnk. q, %.
ACey Bord-s5Io Leigh 600 5s ssvn co.
silIS do rs ss Reading day, 4oi 50 DO days 81
do IS 4ts $50 Long Island l53 so GGrd Bank b. i3
Co''nS Pyiees-Unt.o g. 's int off, 1874 bid asked u
ss '6f l6i bid hsksd PeEua 5s s) bid % asked
Reading Rslrosd to I'D at siea ReA4ns Bonef 70 81 bid S'
Reading AoTsEe boDck Ca 20 80 bid % esked fennsy
R div on 81 bid f .ked, Morris Canal 10 bid 15i
SchuvkN Navigation e. % - bid 7sl asked Schuyt
SsvEson sieck p I'd ~ ssed Schuys Navigation Preferred
~ I'D 81 ted LoBs Island 5i bid Is. .sssd Vssburs Is:
hid ia ked O6Eo Bark div Of l2i bid % ssked United states
BsEs - IA 81 s<ked Union Canal "A bid Il. asked Dull