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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-09-02
The I Octave, in Carved Cases,

the and Octave in plain round and round Cases.
from $500 to $500; The Boudoir style which is SUI
perior 10 oilers in form and tone the Octave in
carved Cases the Octave in plain Gases, prices o
$3.50 TO $780, All the above have Giibeyfs Patent
Action, and are superu to any Others in the Market
and will be sold or exch iged on favorable terms.
Also Seraphines, B0Iia'1s, and MeIod5anS,
from the hest Makers. Music Books OF all kinds. A
choice selection of New Sheet Music, Piano Stools,
Shrley's Furniture Polish, &c Pianos let tuned and
repaired. EMERY PERRY, Professor, and
ang DIFF A. ANDREWS, Teacher of Music.
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WANTS, &c.
WANTED.
Wanted ImmediatAlv.
lOOO Good Vest Nakers wanted.
FOR SALE Or TO RENT.
For Sale or Exchange

For Houses in Wore ester.
A WOOD lotof 80 acres in Sutton also, a house
n five acres of land in Sutton.
Also, house at Whitin's village also, house lots
near the Worcester Academy.
Also house lots on street leading from King street
TO Chandler; also, vo house lois at the corner Of
Chandler and Queen street.
For further particulars enquire of
GUSTAVTTS ELLIOTT,
Corner of Chandler and Queen st.
Worcester. Nov. Is, 1852. diff
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Won Kathairon.

Fo' Freseyving, Restoring, and Beataity5ng
the Hair.
tausing il to grow Iuxuriantly and giving il soft
~ and curling earance of The delightful char
acter The KATiiAlRON neutraZes the effects of
disease climate and old age in preserving and restor
ing the human Hair, even after n Badness of many
years,-ceanses the scalp from DGadrlf and its mar
nral mpuries-immedIately relieves sympathetic at
tscks OF Nervous HeGdache, and all cutaneous
diseases of the skin, such Eryspelas Salt Rheum,
Itch, &c. Asa
TOILET ARTICLE.
for giving the hair rich, soft, glossy and curling ap
pearance, nothing has ever been discovered compare
with its incontesled-its incontesible virtues Ii inn
parts the fragrance of The delightful and exotic
flowers, and is free from all mineral properties or any
substance which can color the skin, or stain lady's
hat. For
Bald and Gray Heads,
is Pre-emnenty beneficial " The Kathairun restored
my hHlr, after badness of - years. A. Jay CouRT-
RIGHT, 76 Bond street, N. York; This admirable
preparation can he had of all reputable Dealers through
out North and south America and the Islands of the
Ocean, in large bottles, for25 cents.
Sold to the trade at liberal discount, but commits
stoned instance.
D. S. BARNES, Proprietor.
16l Br0away, New York.
Sud in Worcester, by SHELLEY 4 SCOTT, l.. T.
LATBBL, DAVID SCOTT JR., JAMES GREEN
g. 5. n A. j. HOWE, NJ. B. GREEN, and e. H.
MARSH, and sold by all Druggists every where.
WEEKS 4 POTTER, No I54 Washington street.
Boston, wholesale Agents Tor New England
maria daw6ms
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UmTOEl Hair Dressing saloon.

M ssRs JANKINs q CLoUGH would most re-
Iva specially inform their Patrons and the public
generally that they bave fitted up new Hair Dressing
Saloon, in splendid lie, over the Jewery Store Of T.
D. Goddard A Co., in the new Block recently erected
between the Post Office and American Temperance
House, where they will be found prompt attendance
upon all who may favor them with call. Returning
their most sincere thanks Tor the liberal patronage
which they have received during the many years in
watch they have carried IN the business in this CITY
bnth separate and together they trust that this new
effort will still increase the public favor.
w. II. JANKINS,
decl4 dtl F. A. CLOUGH
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Twenty Gross
T,HE subscriber has just receive tho NEWLY INF
4 PROYED SELF ADJUSTING
cURTAxN FIxTuRns.

which he will SELL Wholesale aud RETAIL cheap ~ the
old ones have been selling FOR. They are q superior
article. II. NEWTON,
mch3l dawu 207 Main st., Worcester.
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HAIR OILS, &c.
AND CASTOR OIL

Is the hest article for The Hair in the VIZ rid. There
fore use them if you wish
lst-To beauty the hair
2d-Io curl the hair elegantly
3d-fo remove the dandrufT efectuaIly
4th--To restore the hair to- bald heads.
5th-To give to whiskess a beautiful appearance
6Ih-To prevent the hair from falling or
7th-Fo cure all diseases of the scalp.
SthTo dress false hair elegantly
9th-To the headache.
i0th--To kin hair eaters.
1lih-To keep the hair from turning gray.
l2th1o dress chIlden's hair beautifully, and lay the
foundation for good head of hair.
13thIf you do not IRISH grease and soil the bon
net cap hat pillow and every thing coming in contact
with the hair, use SPAbDING'S ROSEMARY.
All genuine will have the signature Of the manuac-
turer and proprietor, J. RUSSELL SPALDING,
Druggist and Apoiheeary. % fremont Row.
Opposite Museum, Boston, Mass
Sold in Worcester by NJ. B. Greeu, D. Scott, E. II.
Marsh, and Sbley & Scott deol-weow6mfp snl2
Lyons Kathairon.
usF Received fresh supply, which will be sold at
~ wholesale or Retail at he lowest cash price, by
BUSH & CO Botanic Druggists,
1e4 on "a Front Street.
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TEAS TEAS TEAS!
THE Proprietor of the China Tea Stores; established
L at Boston, in 1910, offer To the public
Five lbs. of fair NingYong Tea for ST., so
Five lbs. of good extra do. do for I,75
Five lbs. of CHOICE do, do. do. for 200
Five lbs. of fair Souchong for I,25
Five lbs. Of Orange Pekoe for so
FIVE lbs. of Hyson Skin for l,5O
Five lbs. Of Young Hyson for 200
Five lbs. Of superior do do. for 2,25
done up in Five Pound Packages bundles and calcu
lated to stand journey.
Tine froprietors recommend their Country friends to
try their Tea. They address through the post
Office postage paid, enclosing the money and naming
the Kind Qf Tea desired, which will be sent according
10 order, by express otherwise.
RFDUING & COMPANY,
No. 1875 Washington street, Boston
The Chinaman Arshowe or Assow is not now in our
employ, and has not been for months past.
iel TuTh& Sat3m
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Cam be found at 79 Front street,

WNNUENFG BIUJh.
A GENERAL assortment OF STOVES, Tin Copper,
n Britannia and brass Ware, Tin Roois put On y the
best manner, Tin and Copper Cutler and Condnc.orT
put up AZ shortac zee. Aiso, cuvef's improved Hot
Air Furnaces for eting public and private nn.la,nsf
The best IN the market +. y. fiikhfe.
lel 8laH 4i ut
..--L-.-- al j
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P. YOUNG.

z. Y U U N Il,
nEALER IN FANCY GOODS, TOYS, and Use
inl articles, respectfully informs the public that he
has enlarged his assortment the increasing de-
man'i for articles kept at e IN. Yariety Store
UMBRELLAS AND PARASOLS,
fan SORTS and sizes, varying price from so cts to
$500.
BASKETS, WILLOW WARE, Children's Garages
Cabs &C, al kinds Of ushes, all sorts of Combs
and thousands of articles not possible TO- enumerae.
Rocking Horses Games, and hunreds~of articles for
the amusement and instruction OF children. Also
Birds, Bird Seeds, Bird Cages and all the trimmings
for Cages, with every article ed by Bird Keepers
quantity of cane fish Poles and Fishing Tackle. Con-
ntCied with The Variety Store lis Repair Shop where
great many little jobs, done numerous to men
ton. Umbrellas and Parasos ALTERED, covered and re
paired, in the neatest mann,r Canes and other ce
articles repaired with great Pnking done in six
fashionable Styles large and small points, and scallops
of various sizes and patterns
All the above constantly on hand for the accommo-
dation of the public ana always ready to sup
ply their wants at tar profit
ills generally snpprs,d that shopkecpers need a
little profit on theft goods, therefore never adver.
ise goods sat cost p "less than cost that we sen
"cheaper than competitors buy,n or any snch
nonesense-snch trash has become ale no wonder
the public have become tired aud sick of it,
Our place of business can be found at No. Sc Main
Street, sign Of "Ths Variety Store" p YOUNG.
iy2S dawtf
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CHEAP BOOK STORE!

FRANCIS GODFREY,
50 Washington Street, Boston,
II AS on slo large collection of Valuable Standard
Books, Magazines, Engravngs, &c, which will be
sold at very low prices,
HarperS' Magazine, I6 Gents.
Putnam, Cooley and Graham, 90 Cents.
and all the new Publications equally cheap.
Book Binding in the neaes and most beautiful Styles
at moderate charges,
Iibrades and Institutions supplied at wholesale
prices.
II Country orders promptly attended 10.
Boston, June ., 1859 deod3m JET
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Valuable Estate for sac.

1zA Tie Estate at TIE Corner of Summer and Bel
,# mont Streets, recently occupied by the American
Antiquarian Society, offered for sale lib
eral terms
inquire OF 5. F. HAVEN at the New Library Build
ng. diff ie7
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CAS- RIAGES.
Working Cutter.

Working Cutter
iINHE subscriber would respectfully inform he cl-
! gems Of Worcester, that he has removed from his
old stand No. Pleasant ST., TO his new room, No IS
Exchange ST.. where he will make, sharpen clean and
repair ali kinds Of Cutlery. Also he has bought the
s,ock and Tools Of tho late D. Ware, thus enabling
hm 10 do ali kinds Of Gun and Pistol work, repairing
locks KEYS, Sc, short notice and on reasonable
terms Al large assortment II keys kept constantly on
hand All work done by him not giving satisfaction
will he made perfect free Of charge. III iai
JAMES STEWART,
apl2 daw6m No. 25 Exchange 81.
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Real Estate for Sale

- THE HOUSE, BARN. andLoT, No. AZ Pleas
hhi ant street Also Cottage House about six min.
uets walk from the City Hall Apply to
mta2l los. LOWELL, In.
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For Sale

"a small but convenient COTTAGE H0t Sc
esA on John st it being the third House on the left
4Aa in going West Inquire at this Office, or of S.
G. GRANES, Court Mills. diff iys
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Building Lots for Sale.
AN Eliot street, very Laurel street Church.
- Inquire at RICHMOND'S,
mch6 d6m No. 265 Main street.
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Dr Cornell's Pain Expeller

Ut VUT HUfE . 4 t'H1N 1NzNITV1HNH' I
So PERFECT Charmer of PAM Manufactured
~ by 4. ID. FULLER ~ Co
sio,e, s.Trmont Temple Boston. Sold by Dealers
ee.srslIy myla du
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Markets..
List Of Patents

Issued from the United States Patent Office for tn.
,oeek ending March 90, 1853, and bearing dat.
March 90, 1858. "''
Luther Atwood, of Boston, Mass.-For improve.
ment in preparing lubricating oils.
Schuyler Briggs and Jno. G.. Talbot, of Sloans-
vile, N Y.-For improvement in winnowers OF
grain.
Lewis w. Colver, of Louisville, Ky-For i'm
proyement in machines for breaking hemp.
VIM. Ennis, of New York, N. Y.-For improve
ment in hot air furnaces.
Moses G. Farmer, of Salem, Mass.-For i'm
provement in electric telegraphs.
Benz Fem, of Hartford, Ohio-For improved
pendulum balance for quick weighing.
Isaac II. Garretson, of Clay, Iowa.-For i'm
provement in seed planters.
Jno. Maxwell, of GaIesyille, n. Y.-For i'm
provement in knitting machines.
Jno. McAdams, of Boston, Mass.-For improve
ment In paging bound books. Dated March 20,
1898 Ante dated September %, 1852. -
Jas, H. SWEET, of Boston, Mass-For improved
arrangement of die rollers in spike machines.
Geo. Iraeyser, of Cincinnati, Ohio,-For i'm
proyement in vertical pianos
Thos. c. Thompson, of Ithaca, N, Y.-For i'm.
provement in sewing machines.
Matthew Walker, Matthew Walker. ir and
Danl. s. Walker, of Philadelphia, Pa,-For inn
provement in wire fences
Thos. j. Sloan, of New York, N. Y,-For ma
chine for arranging and feeding screw blanks.
Patented February %, 1851. Re-issued March 80,
1858. - = s. . .
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PROPOSALS FOR ERECTING A MARINE
HOSPITAL AT EVANSVILLE, INDIANA.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, March %, 1858.
PROPOSALS will be received at this Depart
l. ment until the 28th day of May next, at twelve
O'Clock, noon, for the construction Of the Marine
Hospital at Evansville, Indiana according to plans
and specifications prepared under the directs~-
this Department.; said proposals. to h"
whole building Of separate
of work; the bepart e,,har - o
jet the nv. 4or the different XXI kinds ,ds
.slnent reserving the right to re-
ests of the United States reon;rs ~ me lnte-
poI cent OF the amount of the work done ~ I've
anon,,.t niSheo according to contract price fs.;d
ount TO De ascertained by the estimate - ~
the wnrI ns wlll be paid from time to time 40
sne ~ork proceeds, and fifteen Der cent az
unt the completion of the contract and ths
Cont y. .ne WORK, &c, by the superintendent
ors W iacts Will be awarded only to master hn;,d
.s ol mechanics; and the ASSIGNMENT tha.oe4 "
tarv W person. except by consent of the Secre
same. VIII oe forfeiture of the
,.a proposal must be ACCOMPANIED bv O writ
s;uearantee' signed by two Responsible narsn,s
Sts.e 10 De SO by the attorney of the Tnjtad
the bidder will, when REQUIRED IL ~; 1scI,) that
accepted enter into a contract and pp o De
~ ~ ana suhcient securities in th VIII
%t1,ooo' Tor It's faithful performance. ''"1 VI
be exanoined in a and working drawings can
70 sAaineo' and other information toucb;so -
proposed work can be obtained. on anni;cat 'ne
.ls department. or at the Office of fhe snna.; ~
next. |0 VIC zotn DAY OF April
me proposals must be sent to this Department,
dorsed Proposals for Evansville Marine Ms.
Pltal;') and will be opened at O'Clock. n. m m
tne gay nxed Tor receiving the same, in the nre.
JAMES GUTHRIE,
,o Secretary of the Treasury.
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SHOCKING Accident FROM THE BURSTING OF A
FLUID LAMP.-The wife of deacon Perley Allen,
OF F!skdale, Mass, was burned to death on the
evening OF the 22d instant, by the bursting of a
mud lamp. The particulars of this accident, as
given In the Worcester Transcript, of the most
shocking character. She was sitting by the lamp,
wnen 1t burst, from some unexplained cause, com
municating the fire to her dress. There was no
one IN the house but aged man, who was too
feeble to render any assistance. Mrs. Allen ran
to bed, in which she rolled herself to extinguish
the fire from her person. She succeeded in doing
%, but not until her clothes entirely con-
sumed from her waist downward, and her flesh
burned to crisp. In the meantime, the fluid had
set the room on fire; and yet, notwithstanding her
terrible condition, she had the almost superbuman
courage and presence of mind to think of extin.
gushing the fire, which, by this time, had com.
municated to various parts of the room With this
purpose view, she ran to the well and drew nail
after pail of water, which she dashed around the
room till the fire was subdued, thus saving the
house and the life of an aged and helpless man.
She then ran into the street and made her condi.
ton known She was so badly burned that nor
tions of her flesh and also her finger nails came
off, and one part of her back almost literally
roasted, burning her inwardly. She fingered in
sxcruciating torture, but in full possession of her
faculties, for nine hours, when death terminated
her sufferings She was fifty six years Of age.
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IRON HALL.

POSITIVELY THE LAST AFTERNOON AND
EVENING".
Voyage Doaon the Mississippi.
GTARTING at Iron Hall, Pennsylvania avenue,
- this afternoon at half past three O'Clock, and
evening at half past seven. Warranted through
in two hours. - !} 10
State room fare, 25 cents Last night of this
line. Engines furnished with patent blow up-and.
go-at.it safety. valves. Baggage and children in
the arms at the owners risk.
Mar 30-1t
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March.

Blown by rude gusts. and rolling scuds aloit, e,n
W.roS f,Is The noon; while loosed in grief, full
oft .s,a.r. NJ.
Inc e WINS ~ ~ E,rest at the sound inclines
T., hnary boughs, that with the movements shed
I've I ao around; and, ses! amidst them shines
The darling crocus, with defiant head;
S;Iyered with snow, yet opening to the sky,
re are his moods; for now tits splendor all,
Now sullen gloom, now calm, now pregnant
shade, ,sA4
sunshine and storm; now wakeat the waterfall,
Nov brooklets flow, and now in ice are stay'd.
Vet budding out, despite each tickle hour,
Green tints the bank, and promise shapes the
flower. a.
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GOPP'S PAVILION.

L0uis1ana Avenue, Washington, ID. C.
THE PROPRIETOR of the Pavilion has at orea,
expense fitted up the elegant saloon attached
ceive proposals for its occupancy. This hall con-
talns twelve hundred square feet, ceiling twenty.
fve feet high 1t is brilliantly lighted with Gas,
a an1 possesses every desirable convenience for
largest and most eligbly situat ted public room in
The PAVILION also presents superior advan.
i S;f 70 transient and permanent 6oarders The
ness OF Its several apartments cannot be surpaased
by any establishment in this city 00N
Inc terms per day are from ST. rs to ssl so,
according to the amount of room occupied.
from So: m. to midnight. Visitors NAV thereby
contlne themselves to the specific hours of meals
or procure special meals at distinct prices.
MOSES COPP,
Louisiana avenue, Washington, D. C.
Mar 23-enlm 7o - Fl. -
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BALTIMORE CORRESPONDENCE.


The Railroad Catastrophe-City Mortality-Stoek
Sales, &c.
BALTIMORE, March 29-5 p. m.
The train from Cumberland this morning brought
down the mangled body of Daniel Holt, which was
conveyed to his residence, and received by sor
rowing family. MIR. Holt was of the firm of Holt
& Maltby, SO extensively known throughout the
south and southwest in connexion with the oyster
trade. Mr.. Holt had amassed an immense fortune,
and had just completed and located his family in
magnificent dwelling on West Lombard street,
from which he is to be carried to the grave before
an occupancy of a month
This is the first fatal accident that has occurred
to passenger on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
sinceit has been in operation, period of twenty
four years, which can probably not be said of any
other road in the country.
The health report for the week ending yesterday
morning shows the number Of deaths to be l0S, of
which 40 were under five years of age; "a from
consumption, Is from scarlet fever, IL from in
hammation of the brain, and II still born.
Sales at the Baltimore Stock Board, March 80.
400 Maryland 6's, 1890. Observation-Disclosures los
20 shares Merchants Bank.
100 do Franklin Bank. .......:........l2s
~ 10 uo no. IL lilo
ITS do Bait. & Ohio Railroad, cash, 81 s21
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A UCTION NOTIoE.-The subscriber begs
a leave TO announce that he has again renewed
MS auction license, and tenders his services to sell
Real and Personal Property of every DESCRIPTION.
he will bestow particular attention to the arranee
ment and disposal Of Household Furniture; and
should family desire to avoid sale at their resi-
dence, ne will have the goods carefully removed
will be used to render satisfactory all sales entrust-
Consignments of Merchandise of every descrip-
ton thankfully received and liberal cash advances
made on all unlimited goods designed for sale at
auction.
Stocks, improved or unincumbered property
sold at pubic or private sale. portion of public
patronage is earnestly solicited.
c. w. BOTELER,
ar2-lfeod2m Iron Hall.
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HORSES AND CARRIAGE FOR SALE.
A PAIR OF CANADIAN PONIES, well matched,
"A young, sound, and gentle, are offered for sale;
together with CARRIAGE and HARNESS suited
to the Horses The Carriage and Horses will be
sold separately if desired
Inquire of Mr.. VIM H. BIRCH, at his Stables. on
l4th street south of the Avenue.
Mar 29-tf
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BY TELEGRAPH,
Quick Passage of the arctic.

reports passing the American mail. steamer ra.:a
of Holyhead at fifty minutes past O'Clock On the
afternoon Of the 18th instant. The Arctic was tha
but ten days out, having sailed from New York at
O'Clock on the afternoon of the 9Th inst.
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INDIA RUBBER GOODS,

II HODGMAN, No. 81 Maiden Lane and r.
~ e Nassau street, (frst corner from Broadway.
respectfully invites the attention of bis old
ers, and merchants throughout the country gener.
ally, to his atock of India Rubber Goods of his own
manufacture, viz:
Goats. Capes, Ponchos, Pants, Overalis, Lep
glngs, Caps, Gloves and Mittens, Life Preseryers.
Oyershoes, Carriage Cloths, Piano Covers, Machine
Betting, Steam Packing, Door Springs, sc; and
every description of Rubber Goods manufactured
will also be found as above - : -
My goods defy competition or comparison-are
warranted proof against decomposition in any cEs
mate, and are offered for sale in large or small
quantities, upon the best terms. Orders sol;ci.ed
and promptly attended to by -, ~
> b. HODGMAN.
Sept IS ~ 'A 49, H.
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"SSoTS NO. ~ Greene ST.. NJ.
ENAMELLED AND ORNAMENTAL COT
TAGE SETS.
1lLLiES & BYRNE, after years of exnerie,ca
~ IN the manufacture of genuine frst Class e.
amelied Furniture, take pleasure Ina inforninc,
st; Old patrons and the public that thew
sun continue to- sell at rates far below ali camnc
ttlou, their assortment being the most extensfve
sste var,ea 81 any establishment in the United
materials and kiln:dried wood, from the late ot
farlsian and Italian styles. Persons of the most
peculiar tastes in regard to color, shadine. orns
at our warerooms. Our facilities are such as 10
pie US to finish at the shortest notice Sets in ,
Der and STYLE as ordered, in the shortest snace of
time: A written guarantee in all cases u;m n.
given, If required, on all Furniture sold at or
establishment in regard to it's being proof aga;ns,
over-heated rooms or a tropical climate. orders
through the post punctualy attended to- The great.
est care bestowed in boxing, that the least iurv
VIII not be sustained in transportation. Mattresses.
Pillows, Paliasses, &C., &C., at the lowest rates.
GILLIES & BYRNE,
No. 452 Broadway, New York, below
Grand street, East side.
ROBERT GlLLIEs,
THOMAS JAY bVRNE. Jan 27-3m
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DIED..

DIED,
On the 2Sth inst, MARY EFFIE, infant dau OH
ter OF SIDNEY and MARY ANN BAssETr.
On the 2Sth inst, AMELIA BERTHA. child Of
+; al, and SUSAN WINaENRoTH, aged ten months.
d, lee trends OF the family are invited to attend
In Georgetown, on the Oath inst. Mrs EI1EN
JEWELL in the s7th year of her age.
AT New Orleans. on the 10th instant, of pumo.
nary consumption, Mrs ELLEN WRIT McCOR.
MICK' wife of Doctor CHARLES McCoamIcK. Of
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TO PARENTS. ~
MISS HEANEY'S ACADEMY.
Wdshineton. d. O. L. ..~..

"uSHttSSUVs y. q, - -
adjoining Mr.. Samuel Carusi's academy of Music,
ess..s-5.s IL CdTusi's Saloon. - -zzazts a.
MISS HEANEY will resume the instruction of
III her pupils in English and French studies,
Music on the piano forte, Drawing and Painting,
April 4. and would add several to the number for
the half quarter ending May IT,. :.
:. foung Ladies may have Instruction apart from
the usual exercises, in reading, &c, With Pars-
ing fr the English and French languages.
Mar 22-law3W T:V'':