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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-09-21

CONFERENCE OF THE Nj. L. CHURCH, Souru -
The st. Louis Annual Conference of this eccle.
siastical body will meet on Wednesday morning
the l4th inst, in the Centenary Church. IN,
presiding officer is Bishop Andrew
1t is computed that about seventy five clergy
men will be present. Among those expected
we are gratiied to learn the name of Rev, DR.
Weightman, Of Charleston, s. c.; Rev DR.. Sc
hon, of Louisville, Ky; Rev. DR.. McPherrin Of
Nashville, Tenn; Rev. DR.. Jenkins, the Mis-
sionary of the NJ. E. Church, South, to China
in company with converted native of tina
country, will be present, doubtless to impart /,
the Conference the highly interesting results o
his jealous labors.
Our citizens, with their customary hospitality
have opened their houses to the accommodation
and entertainment Of their clerical brethren
with zeal not 70 be surpassed in any other
city OF the un1on. lst. Louis Intelligencer
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-09-21

The MEMPHIS AND New ORLEANS FLEET OF
STEAMERS. There are now lying just below the
wharf, the Bulletin, the George Collier, and the
II. R. W. Hill, and the st. Mary Agnes will be
down from Louisville in due season to take her
place in this line of splendid packets The lat
ter is new boat, built by Captain Greenlaw
expressly for this trade, and is highly spoken Of
by the Louisville papers The Bulletin and
| George Collier were also built for this line of
packets, and have lately been handsomely re-
| painted, and the Bulletin, by an alteration of
her Clerks Office and forecastle, has about thirty
| feet added to the length Of her cabin She is
of course still commanded by the veteran Capt
| Church, who has the credit of having been q
| steamboatman all his life, and nerer having an
| accident happen to his boat. Our well known
citizen Miles NJ. Temple, still oficiates as
Clerk.
The George Collier will be differed as here
tofore by that most popular of commanders,
Capt Gosee, while " old McDonough will full
fill the duties of the Clerks office
The Ii. r. W Hill was built for the Nashville
trade. She is a new and splendid boat, having
run one season, and is commanded by Captain
Thomas II Newell, Who designs removing in q
short time to Memphis, and becoming a per-
manent citizen of the place. The Clerks office
will be filled by that agreeable, sociable, original
and A No l man of the first water--Captain
James McCord. The man who has not Travelled
Win Sdpt. McOOru mas missed treat, ana
should avail himself of the first eligible oppor-
tunity to make his acquaintance
Capt. Greenlaw, who is well known, of course
commands his own boat
These torn the regular semi weekly packet
line from Memphis to New Orleans their times
of arrival and departure may be seen by refer
ence to their advertisements in another column
safer, speedier, or more comfortable and
pleasant mode of transit does not exist on the
ia aI by
All first-class boats, and Differed by the most
experienced and most accommodating steamboat
men on the river They render a next winter s
trip to New Orleans a subject of pleasant an
ticipation to those whose 90 finances will per-
nit the indulgence. memphis Eng, 14th.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-09-21
JOHN NJ. Bass, JOHN ARMFIELp :

JOHN NJ. Bass, JOHN ARMFIELD:
My Friends--lf you have to execute the en-
closed Will, and nothing in the character of
either of the men should change your views, l
recommend that Robert W. Estlin and Thomas
B. Lee should succeed to my commercial house
and wind up, under your direction, my old
commercial business. 1t will be fortune to
them, and / wish them to have it, l would
have been glad for James A. McAlister to be
associated, but he has always obje,ted to New
Orleans. know them to be faithful, capable
and honest.
My charities will all be done in my life time
and justice to all while living; so | leave no OBJ
legations only gratitude and friendship.
Charge full commissions on my estate 1t is
worth this day over fifteen hundred thousand
dollars
believe in the Christian Religion, though an
unworthy believer.
| want my negroes well treated. But for
d6Oiitionism, l should have been able to do more
for them.
May God bless you II. r. w. HILL.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-09-21
rs- WIG MEETING. The Wings of the Thirt

District requested assemble Shades Perddo
street. WEDNESDAY EVENING September a. at hapat7 o.
clock for the purpose esng Delegates attend tho Parish and
District Convention se
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-09-21
The Tensas Ga Herald and Jefferson Miss

The Tensas La.) Herald and Jefferson Miss J
'alette Of the 10th inst says:
A heavy shower fell in Waterproof and vicin.
ity on Monday afternoon. The rains which fai,
now cannot do the planter much good, but ON the
contrary may do much harm by retarding the
very fast. 10 'pon'''s
kEyIvAL-Quite revival has taken place in
the Methodist Church in Waterproof during the
past week Some seventeen or eighteen persons
have Joined the church.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-09-21

The following is the Last Win and Testament
Of the late H. R. W. HILL Every line speaks
the greatness and benefcence Of his heart. 1t
will be read with interest by all:
LIVE OAK PLANTATION, La.
July 20, 1858.
], Harry R. W. Hill, of the City of NewOrleans
and State of Louisiana, do on this day make
this my Geographic Will and Testament. ~
Item l. wish all my debts paid as soon as
possible after my death; particularly, all cash
balances on my books
2. l give to Jane Know McAlister, niece of
my late wife, tract of land, one thousand
acres, in Shelby county, Tennessee, which | got
from billiards estate; also, money enough to
make up a legacy James Dick left her to ten
thousand dollars, to be paid her when she is
eighteen years old or marries. i also wish her
to have a finished education, and supported out
Of my estate until she marries or receives her
legacy.
g. give P. Homer Lesley five thousand dol
lars to pay the last instalment on his place and
aid in fixing up and stocking il.
a. give Violet Miller, for her long and faith
| full services, rendered my late wife, having
| nursed her from the cradle to the grave, six
| hundred dollars a year, to be paid quarterly
during her natural life.
5. l give to William K McAlister, of Nash
vile, twenty thousand dollars, the interest only
to be paid, at six per cent, for the first five
years, then the principal to be paid. This sum
is to raise and educate his young children not
yet educated.
6. give and bequeath to my dear son, james
Dick Hill, all the residue of my estate, of every
| description, which at present is largely over a
| million Of dollars. And it is my wish that he
| would never sell his Deer Greek estates. The
| sugar plantation would advise him to sell, with
| all lands in Texas, Tennessee, Arkansas, and
| every where else, except the lands on Deer
| Creek--retaining the two houses on Canal street,
| NewOrleans
Z. 1 appoint my long tried friend, Charles j
Fore, Special Executor to manage and take
charge of all my Deer Greek estates, in the
same manner he has been doing heretofore, and
| to ship the crops as may be directed by my Gen
| eral Executors, hereafter appointed.
s. | appoint my long tried friends, John
| Armfeld. of Sumner county, Tennessee, and
John NJ. Bass, of Nashville, Tennessee, my Ex-
| ecutors of this my Last Will and Testament,
| with seizn and detainer-with full power to
sell and convey, all but the Deer Creek lands in
| lssiquena, and the property in the City of New
Orleans, mentioned in item six,
| l also empower my Executors to compromise
debts due me, and pay exchanges and interest,
according to commercial usages, at the expense
of my estate. | want every cash balance owe
to be paid promptly and, if convenient, wish
my remains to be placed beside my wife and
children.
| In testimony whereof, have hereunto set my
hand to this my Last Will and Testament
| H. X. W. HILL.
1
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-09-21
Daily Report of the interments in all the
Cemeteries Of the city for the "a hours ending at O'Clock
A IN Tussdav tha cOth inst

CHARITY HosPIrAL.-Report for the "a hours
ending at midnight on Monday 10Th inst
Admissions .........4 40 Deaths all Yellow FcYor o.. Q
Discharges. .............36
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-09-21
nv OrFIc1A1-BoARp OF HEALru. NewOr

lsans September IL? sssThs following resolution passed by the
Board Of Health published for the information Of all concerned
RESOLVED That h, time it highly for
visit cur city, and very nj1ro. TO the health the city have
add material for Of the ia the
request this Board that authorities Of
the rivers above well as the Of the
their influence the Of their citizens
ala ]. c. SlMoNDS, N. D., Secretary Board OF Health.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-09-21
To the L0Gies.

To the LUGies.
M A d A NJ p l. TEN
D Respectfully Ladies' of New
he treatment Of the following diseases PKoLAPSUS UTEI
WHITES, PRoFuSE kND PAINFUL MENsTRUATIoN, EN-
GoRGEMENT AND ULCERArIoN OF THE WOMB
The adopted that which the approval
the distinguished Surgeons Paris London New York
its of which she has ample testimony and the many
respectable ladies she refer ues h.n that all diseased
OF the Uterus not OF a nature, be cured.
Madam deyoss herself exclusively the diseases Of Ladies'
be consulted DAILY, at her residence,
myls sptf 1873 st. Joseph street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-09-21
ns- RELIEF COMMITTEE OF PROJECTION FRI


L. C. DTLLARp, % Camp and IS Baoehus streets.
D. L. HOLIDAY the Street Commissioners Office, City Hail.
JOS. +. RUStiA. Broome add So Baeohus streets.
CHARLES n. WALDO Is and 10 New Levee street.
JONATHAN WORRALL, the WORK house.
THOMAS CLEARLY corner St Mark and Graver streets.
NJ W. MURPHY, Tchoupitoua
JOSEPH CLAVtER at the Delta uf.ce.
A. MONTGOMERY, at Leeds's Foundry.
VIM H. REESE Of New Levee and Nachez streets.
rS- No. has selected H. BARTON their Ph scan, who will
medical advice any the sick member application any
IL -uher Of the Relief Committee. AUS gv9p
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-09-21

Eg- LOUISIANA GREYs-Rehef Committee.
TIE following gentlemen apo4tst
during the n lyanlhg epidemic
Lieus STRONG, l0I st, Charles atreas
JOS. r. RUsHA, a Broome street
ROBERT McNAM ARA, Isl NasaEue street.
P. DALEY, Triton w Ak aud Hln10s street.
DANIEL KELLY St Joseph an fchogpro .las aFasls.
?. CURLEY Howard, all nps tIi Cir
JOHN MCGUIRE Claiborne, Comma Jackson
Lieut.. CAYANAuGH, ls5 Circus street.
su4 3m2 By order JOS. E. RCStIA, Secretary.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-09-21
Boots, Shoes and Srogns,s,

xsfSp AT WHOLESALE.
RV EoT andingfrom ship Nook, and store, genera
sortmsnt of BOOTS, sHoEs, BRoGANs, sATs, CARS
Plantations pPed silh prime RUsSET BR0GANS WOOL
AE&ICAN, PALM LEAF, STRAW sad C4MPEACHY HATS al
ihs lowest market pricss,b
iyls fpdAE FROST Il co, 10 Magazine street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-09-21

GREAT BARGAINS. - s. PHILLIPS. of
NJ CHEAP STORE NoTORIETY, Nsyades street. the
Horse Station District
FuTh District being
large well assorted stock OF
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS AT COST
The attention Of the Ladies' called
FOUNCED BAREGES comprising hundred dresses TIE Latest
style and coor varying from Is to $40
10000 houand of fne JAC0NETS, color
oeuts yard and upwards
(y thousand) yards PRINTS, being
patterns aud cslors.
dvs thousan yardso BAREGE LAME pei.
yard.
10 pieces superfne SILK DAMAsKS, for curtains.
loo extra fine LACE EMBROIDERED CURTAINS.
SO BLACK SILK for dresses,
30 brocaded SILK DRESSES, slO6, Of
FINE GOODS too mention a advertisement
GENTLEMEN, TAKE NOTICE.
Just received direct rom Fraace-
embroidered
Alage plain LINEN SHIRTS reduced
i.93
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-09-21

If it can be said that every great evil has its
mite of good, perhaps the terrible scourge which
has been inflicted upon our city has produced
one beneficial effect, in awakening and bringing
into action the better feelings of men, the sym
pathies with suffering humanity. Certainly it
has produced many charitable associations sim
liar to the above, here and elsewhere, and they
should not be permitted to fail in their objects
from the lack of funds
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1853-07-01

10 the choice Of wife, take The ODE
dient daughter Of good mother,
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1853-07-01

Tho rascally corporation of New York
city, had corrup,ly granted, withou, q
just equivalent, the right of way to certain
companies to carry a railway along
Broadway, &c. The supreme court
judges were appealed TO, and they de-
cided, that, as the Aldermen were uus-
tees for the public interests. and had
given away rights for which large sum
might have been realized, The grantees
must make no road the court also de.
c!ded tha, the Aldermen were guilty Of
a breach of trust. -.
10 the choice Of a wife, take The obe-
A. r. 4
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-08-17
The Advent Herald,

Published By JOSHUA Y. HINES, Boston,
4 DVoCATES that the Scriptures teach the follow
IA ing;
[. The Regeneration of this Earth by Fire, and its
Restoration 10 its Eden beauty.
H. The Personal Advent Of Christ at the commence
ment of the Millennium
III. The Judgment of the Qnick and lead at his p
pearing and Kingdom.
~. His Reign the Earth over the Nations Of the
Redeemed.
V. The Resurrection of those who Sleep in Jesus
and the Change Of the Living Saints the Advent.
The Destruction of the living Wicked from the
Earth at that event and their confinement under chains
Of darkness till the Second Resurrection
VII Their Resurrection and Judgment, the end of
the Millennium, and consignment everlasting punish
ment.
VIII. Tine bestowment of immortality lin the Scrip.
tur.l and not the secola1use Of this world, through
Christ AT the Resurrection.
TX: The New Earth the Eternal Residence of the
Redeemed.
Subscriptions received by JOHN J BIGELOW,
aul7 deod3W* No. Merchants Row.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-08-17
WANTS.
AGENTS WANTRn

'EN0 engage in the sale Of DR.. BLACKsIAN,s
i MEDICINES.
The subscriber General Ag,nt for Dr. J. Rlagknsn
wishing to employ few travelling Agents offers n rare
opportunity to competent men wishing engage votno
and middle aged men only need apply To such rbe
business will be profitable and agreeable. To gentle
men out Of health, it offers great advantages for the
restoration of bodily activity at he same time AFFORD
ing good compensation for time thus spent Those
wishing 10 engage will be employ ed either by the NINTH
or On commission.
Office, No. 207 Main ST. IN stairs first building rorh oI
American Temp. House. Full particulars can also he
mad by letter, post paid G. N. INGHAM.
aug5 Jsyv1mk
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-08-17
WantedI Wanted ]!

A SITUATION for a young American girl TO work
"A for her board aud to school; young man to 90
INTO the country and work on farm; agents sell
popular publications. situations for two girls to tend
stores or to do table or chamber work. several good
COOKS girl to take of child; situations for
several young men to engage in active business;
for young man in store; for boy take care of
horse, do chores, sc. Apply at the EMPLOYMENT
OFFICE, 233 Main street. up stairs. DIFF auI7
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-08-17
WHITE LEAD.

PURE AND FULL WEIGHT.
TIVE Undersigned agents for the sale of the long es
I tsblished brand of MORDECAI LEWIS 4 co D.,
of Philadelphia, keep continually hand complete
assortment OF the same and prepared to supply the
trade on the most favorable terms.
The quality branded "PURE,' is guaranteed to be
entirely free from aduerauou, The packages also TO
contain NETT WEIGHT, heretofore customary which
at The LOWEST ESTIMATE, is saving 10 the customer,
of at least one half cent per ID. gross tCeigM.
JAMES Y LEWIS 4 CO.,
anl7 deod3m So Water street, NEW YORK
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-08-17
DREAD INSTITUTE.

FENHE Fall Term will commence on FRIDAY Sept
Il 3D. and continue 81 weeks. Twelve Professors
and Teachers will be employed in the various depart
ments. Extensive preparations made for lectures and
illustrations in the department of natural SCIENCE with
the aid OF chemical and philosophical apparatus-
Weekly lectures will also be given moral and intel
lectual Philosophy and Rhetoric.
Particular attention will be paid to writing and speak
ing the Modern European Languages
aug6 daw3w ELI THAYER.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-08-17
BOOKS. &c.
BOOKS B0OKS-BOOKS!
John Keith G Co. s Bulletin of New Books
No. 239 Nam Street.

No. 239 Main Street.
CRAWFORD. by the auihor Of Ruth
- Darlington Sketches, with Illustrations, by -
barley.
The Pedestin in France and Switzerland, by George
Darrell, Jr
memorial Of Horatio Greenough, by Henry T.
Truckernan
Part g. Collier Shakespeare Text Restored.
Mark iurdiestone. or the two Brothers-Mrs Woodie.
Father Gavazzi's Lectures N New York.
Jack Cade, or the Bondsm MS Struggle
Journey Round the World-Gerstacker
Maria Louise Emily Carl H.
eciures 10 Country Girls Mrs Swlzhen
Phdosophy Of Sir William Hamilton
lto'lance Of the Forum.
Table IipI ings Exp0sed-Prof Page
New aud Revised Edition-I elrs Principles OF
Geology, illustrated with FIVE hundred wood cuts.
The Mechanics, Engineers, and Artists Text Book,
TO he completed in twelve monthly parts, 375
each. Pert lst and End now ready
" Hes Fremenhere, by Annatte NJ. Maillard.
Fern Leaves from Fauuy's Portolio-Seventeent
Thousand.
Romance Of Abelard and IEelose, by o. W. Wight.
Helen and Arthur, by Mrs T. Lee Henlz
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-08-17
Mount Pleasant School.

u HF FALL TERM viii commence September LIST,
and continue % weeks. Pupils viii be admitted
Il er particulars inquire Of A. CARTER, Proprietor.
Worce ster, August !, 1853 dti anl7
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-08-17
Warm and Cold Baths.
NO. 12o MAIN STREET, WORCESTER.

NO. 12O MAIN STREET, WORCESTER.
J. JOHNSON " ould respectfully announce to the
~ citizens of Worcester, and the public generally
that he has succeeded (by great effort and expense)
adding to his long established and well known Dressing
Saloon an elegant well furnished and convenient Of
BATHING ROOMS, to which he would earnestly in
wife the attention of lis friends and the public they be-
ing now completed and in readiness for the public
commOdation
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-08-17

In this city, Aug r. Evileba Maria daughter Of Eras
tus and Laura L. Cooley, aged years and % days r.
l. papers please copy.l
In Millvilo August 49, Maryuett Smith, daughter of
Rev e. and Sarah Mason, aged mos. and 20 days
In Belehe town, August IL Charles, only son of Jas
H. and Lucy Ana Davis, aged years.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-08-17
Reasons why the Climax Hair Tonic
should be used.

Reasons why the Climax Hair Tonic
should be used.
list. To produce hBir.
2nd. To prevent badness.
Sd. To give dandTuT "leave to withdraw"
4th To promote the growth of the hair
5th. To give tie hair rich and luxuuant appear
anee
9th. To give the hair natural gloss
7th To curl The hair easily.
Sh To dress the hair tastcfy.
9Th. To prevent the hair from turning gay.
10th. To cure the headache.
lilh. To keep the head clear.
10Th Because it is the best compound in for all
these purposes.
Sole Proprietor, L. T. LAZELI., Druggist, col Main
rect. Nl off
) l.. HOOD.
At tho City Auction and Commission Store, No.
Pear street, W orcester Consignments solicited, and
Auction business OF all kinds promptly attended 10.
ianS dawtf
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Wanted-Wantad.

20O DOLLARS on Mortgage Of g 1900 Amer.
49, lcan MEN TO assist in moving Buildings Sit
uations for experienced Housekeepers a Boy to take
care OF Horse, Cow, &c.i Gns To DO Homework
situation for an American Gin to do tabe-wora and
take care OF children; Girls make boxes; part of
House for family Of persons American Girls TO do
ilousework in small families Il Situation tor a goy 10
DO chores for his board for young in Clothing
Store, re, &c. Apply al the INTELLIGENCE OF.
FlCbs zoo MAIN SIS up stairs DIFF aua9
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-08-17
NOTICE.

LNoR Sale at the Soap Factory, on Prospect ST..
II few good Figs, part Suffolk an extra good COW
years old, large lot Leached Ashes, exchanged for
Wood or Woodland if wished. G. w RIJGG
myl9 dtT
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-08-17
OR SALE

&EsA The Real Estate, corner OF Portland and MYRTLE
Is@ streets, consisting of Houses, and about $4,000
feet of Land. Enquire of
aug2 EDWIN GLEASON.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-08-17
w y w ~ 001117 - n
SH OW Err ATH

constructed upon the most highly approved modern
principle No exertion outlay has been withheld in
providing every appurtenance and accommodation
which might add in the least to the comfort convent
ence, and attraction of the above Bathing Rooms and
render then, in all respects deserving of the public IL
vor and lust what the citizens Of Worcester have long
required
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-08-17
VI A NJ \ I'm .

nNE or Two first rate Canvassers, for severalsnew
~ London Illustrated publications, now publishing.
Address II. d. SMITH, through the Pos Office,
aul7 06t&
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-08-17
House For Sale.

60 On SSclmore street, arranged for Two fami-
sSF lies with good sized Loi, valued at $500 In
istes.t quire Of S, ID. NEWTON on the premises
Worcester Aug, u, 1853. deOctOctt
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-08-17
FOR. SALE

ID Two good Dwelling Houses, situated on Green
iaa St, near the Depot of the Providence and Wor.
cester Railroad. For further particulars inquire
of the subscriber, at zoo Main Street.
j. w. WETHERELL.
Worcester, Aug. 8, 1853. dtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-08-17
Berlin Academical Boarding School,

TERMS for the current year, commence June 9Th
l. Sept. 5Ih, and Dec. 9TH, and continue l. weeks
JOSIAH BRIDE Principal.
August II. 1883 daWtDpcI
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-08-17
NEW MUSIC STORE !

NEW MUSIC sT0REl
No. 200 Main Street, Worcester.
II S. MASON has in Store a good assortment
~" SHEET MUSIC,
and is constantly ordering and receiving new Music as
soon as pahsheq which will be sold at fair and hon-
orable prices.
INSTRUCTION BOOKS
For all Instruments, and SINGING BOOKS of all
kinds furnished either at wholesale or retail at pub
lishers' prices
MUSICAL INSTRU MENTS
Constantly for sale or rent on favorable terms In
struments repaired No. 2G0 MAIN STREET,
Jyl3 d2mIs
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-08-17
$40 REWARD

fN} LII be paid TO any person who will give informa-
w ton that will secure the person of FRANCIS
LEEMAN, a Frenchman, VINO left my house on
Wednesday last, Supposed for n York; taking with
him Clothing and other vaiuables, belonging to my
boarders' JEREMIAH FOLEY
aug6
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French and Spanish Conversation.

TBNHE subscriber is ready to give private lessons
Il to ladies' aud gentlemen in French or Spanish
Gall at No. 70 Pleasant st. +. G. MlSNER.
aug4 d.f
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FOR SALE.
Grocery for Sale

TIVE Stock and Stand Of Grocery doing good cash
L business, in centra location in this city. is Of
iered for Sale For further particulars apply at this
Omce. dit aue5