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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-02
Redemption OF the United States Bonds.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, December, l, 1883.
IL . time lim ed by the under mentioned notices of
this department Of the 30th July and 22d August last for
the purchase OF stocks of the United States hereby
tended to tho Arst OF January next But it Is to be
eberved that in addition the usual assignment the
made the treasury transmit the semi annual
coupons the may be- In default OF this latter
assignment of transmission the premium and days
interest ess interest from time Of redemption to 1s
j. nuary) only will be paid.
To afford opportunity to distant holders TO avail Of
this potice the tepar ment will consider stocks mailed
ut any time prior to the said t January entitled to its
benefits. JAMES GUTHRIE, SEQ. Of the Treasury.
NOTICE.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, July 30, 1853.
Notice is hereby given tho holders of six per cent
stocks of the United States Of the loan authorized by the
act Of 2Sh January 1847 and redeemabe the 3st OF De-
oember 1857 and Of the loan authorized BY the act Of
3lst OF March, IS4S and redeemabe 30th June 1868,
that this department is prepared to purchase at any
time between the date hereof and the t day of Decem
ber next to the exten of the of FIVE millions Of dol
ais the sad stocks in the and tho terms
hereinafter mentioned, to witt
In case of any contingent competition within the
amount stated preference will be given In the order Of
time which the said stocks may be offered The cert
oae duly assigned to the United States must be
mited to this department. upon the receipt Whereof
price will be paid compounded OF the following partcu
lars
The par value amount specified In each certificate.
.. premium said amount OF twenty one per cent.
Q. ntere the par OF the certificate from the LIST Of
Juy 1885, to the date Of receipt and settlement at toe
treasury with the allowance or the money to reach the
owner,) OF one days interest In addition.
for said str cks will be made in crafts OF the
Treasurer 0 TIA United Statss the Assistant Treasurer
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-02

o Your support Ia respectfully solicited. Members
Of the last Congio viii recolisct him Keeper
Q tbs Document ROOM and Folder in the Of the
0 Speakers chair. o
O o
G &c Q Q Q o Q
Ihs rhship Of the House s object OF general in
tee and the honor OF the position contested by the
pres Incumbent Of Forrest memory; Judge Sturges,
d Georgia. Harris, of Tennessee and Judge Young, OF
Ilnois, and probably FAncs Gallagher Esq OF Bslti-
Ia regard to all thesa ees the now are
working ntnue So TO think that 'posses-
sion Moe points of the law One of tbs anxious un-
detltrg est evening at the National offered to bet $50
that Johnson would gat votes to nine In compar
sou TO NcKrsw. TIE challenge WAS accepted By clerk
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-08-10

THREATENED DESTRUCTION OF THE UNION
OFFicE.-'' Mr.. Bodisco, the Russian Minister
has, it seems, in consequence of displeasure al
some comments Of the Union newspaper upon
the Government Of Russia, ordered his subscrip-
ton to the Union to be discontinued
The Muscovite Minister, it seems, has resolved
that the Union office shall go down. To bring
about this terrible consummation, he has de-
termined to withdraw his subscription of ten
dollars year, probably not paid at that,) and
thus to hurl destruction on the enemy Of his
country. His ministership must be very bad
diplomatist, thus to let his anger get the better
OF his discretion. How a man of grain Of in
telligence can suppose that the withdrawal of
his single subscription can effect an extensive
newspaper office, passes comprehension
Probably in Russia, where the frowna of a
great man are as death to the serf, the scoyl
OF Mr.. Bodisco might signal the destruction of
one of their trucking prints; but here, his dis
pleasure can only excite laugh. The Mus
coute gentleman, by this little nonsensical act,
mas succeeded in depriving himself of an enter
tanning morning visitor, and in rendering the
representative of the Autocrat simply ridicu
lous.
As Barnum delights in exhibiting strange
characters, wouldn't the Russian representative
make good subject
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-08-10

WHAT'S IN THE WIND "A Speck Of Uar.
From present indications in Washington il would
appear that another boundary is soon to be
added to our spreading territory on the South
west. Information has reached US by telegraph
and otherwise, that all the disposable force of
the Army has been ordered to concentrate upon
the Rio Grande at an early day. Alarge addi-
tional force will man our Western border as soon
as they can be detailed from their present po-
sitions in the territories West and on the At
lantic sea board. AT the Seat of Government
the prediction is boldly put forth, that not
many months will elapse before we will have a
new Mexican boundary, running far below the
Mesilla, and marked and defended by noun
tain wall. Thepresent Secretary of War is well
known to have advocated, during the negotia-
tons for peace with Mexico, the establishment
Of mountain boundary, for our better protec-
ton against the Indians, for more distinct line
of division and for easier means of defense from
the enemy without. A more apparent reason
might have been perceived in the national de-
sire for extended territory and for additional
elbow room for " Young America" to gambol in
1t is probable that this warlike movement has
a leaning towards the settlement of the Mesilla
Valley controversy
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-08-10
TELEoRApHED TO THE CRESCENT
lsp tbt Soutbfru Iint.
Governor Foote

GAINESVILLE, Miss, August o.
Governor Foote to-day addressed the citizens
of this place in a speech of two hours length.
His principal theme was the Compromise, though
he went into general review of the politics OF
the State and nation, endorsed the doctrines OF
General Pierce's inaugural and Edward Ever
ett's letter, highly eulogizing the patriotism
displayed in the latter performance. lie fehci-
tated the crowd and the nation on the triumph
of the principles which he had advocated and
exulted in the eventual acquiescence OF those
who had opposed them. He expressed the
greatest confidence in the election OF a Foote
Legislature, and the utter defeat oil Mr.. Brown
At this point the speech was interrupted ny the
rain. and Governor Foote and the crowd dis
Dprsp1
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important .SOfiCe.

10 THE WHOLE POPULATION. "YELLow FEVER cUREU.n
tB- Homeopathy ih0a triumphant! To tees
R. needy Vel Feyarl By the suis And pen on,
know dat the yellow Fever -sul ~ eur
Seriu5s acquired this awful time Of eplrueHl ieA has
tmsd knowledge. Therefore, iH" science
h Anit Bel adouna Remedies against tie fl
gs In ,haD days Remedies dsos
kH's-s 2sutIy permit HE lanto his crfar.
course Of life.
iB- W. ea attention the follow Hona,psiia Dosfrs
Frs, D4snat-LEON HELbES. VAIL.
Second u strist-CARrEL, FORAlEI, TAMIL.
TT We invite friends and aaeos to join in the pa tire d
Homeopathy.
~ Adaaa'rafi ns csmm tess Boards Charitable Institution,
please santus ams OF ,oare,q pam Of sickness VI
shall ring happiness and life.
ts- Al Homeopathic Reu.sS well prepared pro
,at7d sic following s,ot.s Of Hemlupahis Dr. s4,a
pELCEny, No. los csaftrr, street.
DllENEC0ERT, No. IS Esp .anads street
DIX. TAMIL, Home pathie Doctor,
Ilt Raan4r sltet halA.a.n MaIn snl phuo
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-08-10

The Richmond Dispatch reports the invention
of a new propeller by Mr.. H. A Herbert, Of
that place, which is said to be applicable to
steam vessels of all descriptions He calls his
invented the " submergee fish tail or skull pro-
peller. He has applied it to a small boat Of
bad model, only nine feet in length, and yet the
g ish-tail . propels it the rate Of five or six
miles an hour, the strength Of one man The
chief advantage claimed for this invention is its
perfect adaptation to sail vessels, as it will not
when at rest impede their sailing qualities in
the least, but hang loose, in line with the
keel, flexible, and offering no resistance 1t
takes up no room valuable for other purposes.
There would be only a single shaft from keel to
deck, the arm working under the keel, by the
displacement Of a small portion of the dead wood
The whole apparatus is very simple, and may,
with the necessary engine, be placed entirely
below the water line
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-08-10

PROSPECTS OF THE CoTroN CRoP-Our ex-
changes bring us uniform accounts of continued
wet weather, and consequent injury to the
growing crop of cotton. The complaint is uni
versal that the rains have accelerated the
growth of the plant to an extraordinary degree,
causing the young forms to fall off, the grown
bolls to rot, and retarding the early maturity
OF those that escape destruction by the unusual
moisture. The opinion prevails in many portions
OF the country that the yield will not reach
more than half. Some contend that the crop
Will De an average one, while much greater
number insist that it will fall short of one-half
The effect of this general belief will be that the
planters, confding in the limited production and
the consequent advance in prices, will delay
sending their crops to market Wemay, there
fore, look for light receipts during the early
part of the season at hand A fall in the prices
of bagging and bale-rope must also follow
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-08-10

COMMODORE NEwToN.-The secretary Of Com
moaore Newton has written letter to Mobile,
contradicting the telegraphic report that that
ofheer had died at Pensacola The gallant
Commodore is rapidly recovering
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-08-10
Steamboat and River News.

The Louisville Courier of the Doth ult has
the following
The Mediator, that had been laid up at New
Albany, started to Cincinnati yesterday morn
ing, after landing 900 bags of salt
Yesterday afternoon, Capt Dalferes' splendid
Lafourche packet was safely launched from
Towards ship yard at Jacksonville She has
a beautiful model
We learn that Capt. James Goslee, of the
steamer George Collier, is about to build a mon
ster steamer for the Memphis trade, which, in
point of size, speed, cost and finish hall eciiBse
every thing on the Western waters If the thing
IS to be done he is the very man for it, Tho
new boat will be about 81 feet in length, with
| low pressure engines the cabin to be built in
| the most elaborate manner, with the painting
and finish in the Chinese and Eastern style.
Capt. Goslee is now in this city.
The Princess, Capt Holmes, now lying at
| Portland, starts to New Orleans this morning
She is the regular New Orleans and Natchcz
packet, and was brought up here this summer to
| receive an additional boiler and other improve
ments, which will make her the prettiest and
| one Of the teetest boats atoat The Princess
has been Thoroughly reprinted, and the cabins
vanished and painted in zinc throughout
The same paper of the 30th says
During the present rise in the Ohio, not one
steamboat was enabled to go over the falls
Quite Il fleet Of flats went over. and one laden
with salt missed the channel and lodged ON the
wave rock yesterday morning.
The Catherine Hays from New Orleans dis
charged loo tons Of railroad iron at Evansville
49,. ~. !. ''''s "''I' s"ys
up "l9'tl nas 'liaue contracts Tor the con
~ ~. ~ 'lon "a W. poatS AT new Alpany Ion the
MI mn s1rnloG between Ne" ofleans ana Louis
tlIv- one Is 10 nave Low leat straight rabbit
Aeci, p ieet peain anu Ieet hota Her engine
are " pe Vi Tue ,olio~lng dimensions; eyhnders
lee' ss'oAG, % inches III plalletef' shalts u
inches IN main Journal and other parts Of her
machinery IN IKE proportion
: oapt, d. tucker formerly OF the Telegro2
20. - mas contracted ior a new boat to be III
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-08-10

Inc steamer James L. Day arrived yesterday
from hey west eta St Marks and Tampa Bay
by this arrival we have Appalachicola dates OF
the 4th inst. An election for municipal officers
had been held in Appalachicola, and resulted in
the election of F. Benezet for Mayor There
was no news of Importance
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-08-10
WEDNESDAY MORNING, AUGUST 10, IS
w HIG TICKET.
For Congress, Second Rep. District
THEODORE G. HUNT.

WING NoNiNATIoNs.--We published yesterday
under our Geographic head, the names of the
nominees for State offices, selected by the Con-
vention at Baton Rouge.
Mr.. John E. King, of ST. Landry, was NOM
mated for Auditor. Mr.. King is native 81
East Feliciana, but has resided during SOME
years in Opelousas, where he has been engaged
in the practice of the law. He is fluent and
eloquent debater, and distinguished himself in
that respect while member of the State Legis-
lature during the session before the last lie
was elected Speaker of the Lower House for
that session, which post he filled with great
credit
For Treasurer, Harry t. Hays, of this city,
(the telegraph says A. L. Hays, but, We pre-
sumo, it is a mistake,) was nominated Mr..
Hays is an energetic and popular young whig,
and has hosts of friends in this city. He is a
brother to the celebrated Col Jack Hays, who
so distinguished himself in the Mexican war.
Harry Hays also participated in the bloody
glories of that war, where he served with dis
tinction. He will carry the whole strength of
the ticket.
Mr.. Lyman was nominated for Superintendent
of the Public Schools, He possesses fine quail
hcations for the post.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-08-10

POULTRY BooK.-We have received from 3
Steel, No. 80 Camp street, Z" Miners Domestic
Poultry Book" illustrated with over two hun.
area portraits of the different varieties of do
mestic fowls. 1t is very useful and entertain
ing book for the farm,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-08-10

PuTNAMs MoNTnLY.-J, b. Steel, No. 90
lamp street, has lald on our table the August
number Of this periodical 1t contains the ususl
quantity of instructive and entertaining natter
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-08-10
LOCAL MATTERS.

Daily Report of the interments in all the
emetrics for the q hours ending at O'Clock A. NJ on
Tuesday 9th inst
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-08-10

New CoTroN.-The steamship Perseverance.
from galveston yesterday, brought bale OF
new cotton the hrst oil the season received
mere 1t Is from the plantation of Judge Waf-
ford, Dewitt county, Texas, and was consigned
to Mr.. John Williams. The first bale last year
was received on the ID August
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-08-10

Coin N iowa paragraph in the Clayton
County Iowa Herald mentions 4 report that
gold had been discovered in Hardin county, and
that numbers Of persons had gone thither to
seek it. 1t is added, however, that the speci-
mems Of gold found are Of inierior yalne.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-08-10

A Rhode Island ship builder, now in New
York, proposes TO construct q new kind Of ship.
IN the model OF which the huge proportions of
the present ocean steamer are paired down ta
the easy and symmetrical lines of the clipper
then propeller is to be used. which can he
called into operation at the will of the helms
man, and dispensed with in like manner: next
iron masts and yards Of tubular construction.
capable Of extension or contraction like spy
glass aud lastly the balance rudder. BY this
com olnat9n. u y expected that voyage sap hs
Ia arg A., Asss = '',!'
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-08-10

4be e,tSelan we'll a. Montgomery i. pr,4
sstIsks IS fstts & sisass
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-08-10

W sss ssssss.ss % ssil s.,ssars " lbs RI
stvassstss u "a, As.,s.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-08-10

We call attention to the card of the Fire
mems Charitable Association in this morning
paper.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-08-10

ATMOSPHERIC TELEGRAPH The subscription
TO the stock Of the company which proposes to
build a line Of this invention, for the purpose OF
transporting letters and parcels between Boston
and New York in fifteen minutes, is said by a
Boston paper to he steadily advancing.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-08-10

Jns- "a -aG
MAGAZINE STREET, Corner Of GravieI,
VIII d'Po.e Of their Stock of
S U NJ NJ e r L OF II N G
At GREATLY REDUCED PRICEsl
"a rlsr work the Stock Tie fresh aud fuy
warranted They ye %, late arrivals LARGE AND FASHION
ABLE ASSORTMENT from the 4anaasrg al Broadway Sew
YORK, Of
BLUE. BLACK AND FANCY ceLoREp eLorM FRocK AST
DRESS COATS
BLACK AND coioRED nOESEN PANTALooNs.
SATIN VESTS AND SILK VESTS
BOYS AND CHILDREN'S CLOTHING,
otall kinds, be.h summer and Fall.
BOYS SHIRTS, HALE HOSE AND DRAWERS, GLOVES ETC
GESTLEAlENfS
FURNISHING GOODS.
OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS.
INDIA RUBBER GOODS,
TRrSBS,
UMBRELLAS,
AND CARPET BAGS
~ E9 HEFLfzipN IRON the PRICES NAMED. al
ALFRED AUNR0E & Co,
81 Magazine street,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-08-10

Col. J " Forncy, it is now said. has pur-
chased the interest of the Messrs. Burr in the
National Democrat, of New York, for SO 900,
and will soon enter upon the editing Of that
sheet, which is to be the organ of the admins
tration in that city
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-08-10

AoRrl CAROLINA LEAb,-A rich deposit of
lead, it is said, has been discovered in davidson
county, North Carolina, Arrangements for
working the mines are being made by very
energetic citizen Of that county
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-08-10
ne- LOUISIANA GREYs-Relief Commit

sE> LOUISIANA GREYs-Reiief Committee
rhe following gentlemen duly appointed Relief Committee
turing the prevailing epidemic:
Lieut. STRONG, I0l st. Charles street.
JOS. Y RuSEA u Broome sweet.
kONkIIT MCNAMARA. 2Sl Magazine street.
DALEl, rritoa Walk Hercules street.
DANIEL KELLY, st Joseph Tchoupiirplas
! ,.ukLtY. Howard, between aiops Clio streets.
JOHN MCGUIRE Claiborne, Jackson
lieut. CANANAuGit 1888 Circus street
suI Sm?p By order. JOS F. RUSSIA. Secretary.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-08-10
GcHtientent's Hats,
Ezofs, Caps, etc

~ AT Th9LEsALG.
~ one1Undrgt cases HATS, c0Hp arg .gsaIeaJ55.y Of
81. ,tuR CASHMERE MEXICAS WOOL STRAW PtIsGFAt
sndgAHPEA-HT HATs,forsAlrEy
VI, fBt.w FRnaT = Iu. 10 Mss a1irsstre.t
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-08-10

N CfJNfANT,N
Subscriber Stock Of Company hereby
ns'aiment OF Ten PER CENT t5rEg tenth ns-suel Wit
and naah- ~ Ee on Of the Company No, u Jack
FIRST DAY Or SEPTEMBER, 1853. b. tho Board.
20 II t,t B.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-08-10

BSROUGHT to the First District Police .,
n
HESTER lark sEtT, % irIr5 = q
his si.- belongs 81 Nr IaS-rr NY
CtLtSTNE CELNFES, tlses O. OH, - =
in5uss il Hs tul De- belongs 10 Mr.
lbe oNatfs viii isze rHI Ntrt law respecting Them.
JONATHAN WOkRALl- AarHsn
New orlearr, Aa-us g. I.5a, aaI6 Law
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-08-10

uadofagnst vii Aoni he Re1iI8g Un-II.
ti0Eses, the flr eiug RAJ
Isl ATE, STOCKS, MOI IS OR EXCHANGE as-ac,
y properly n1nssuu And TO keeping lr repair
-eltug, Collecting etc.
octll II tvaiolrs nos Z ann strsst
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-08-10
city Bank Of Cochran $ 90.

CHY SU"" OF tUt"Wst . NJ'
80 Camp street.
tE SIX PER CEST. INTEREST pad on N9asy, LEI for aas
aoa and saving
- FOUR PER CENT. INTEREST paid on spses subject 10 b..
tallsi al ans time. i,aa 10
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-08-10

| L IL = l u IL .
ts Tho Retail Druggists Ply ana
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-08-10

NOTICE TO DRAYMEN-- will pay no
pfayngs except ttose holding ms grl'er order
5ei4 F. NJ DALEY, g. -br-f-.5H street.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-03-15
DRUGS, MEDICINES. &c.
To Physicians Throughout the U. States.
Igolfs's CsIs5ratef SeLiedam Aromatie sehnapps.

VOTES Celebrated Sctiedana aromatic Sctnapps
NEBMlNG il unnecessary to remind any regular
u member oi the Medical profess ofhe establish
"a Medical properties OF PURE HOLLAND GIN, in many
DISEASES oil d"psica tea enc, pectul, invite your
examination 10 very superior article manufactured by
myself exclusively, at scHEDAM in HOLLAND, by a
process peculiar To nay Factory. II Is wore ed and
medcated not by ths common harsh berry, but by The
choice hoauica variety Of tue aromatic Italian Juniper
herry, whose more distilled and
hed with lis spritUous solvent and hUs becomes
rthraed ;nctnre, of exquisite favor AMI aroma, alto
EeiheF Tanscen1cnt, in cprgl ANA medicinal prop
ereS, 10 any tioI and GIN here oore known.
AWil the influx al IA erior Installations with which the
market Is now Hooded physicians lind little difficulty
In procuring good and puie Gin, which they PIE
scribe VITA confidence in lis beneficial effects AS
Importer OF twenty years standing in the city of New
York aud possessing matured experience in the
uldctuie ct Holland Gin especially | beg submit
your attention, my AARON ATTIC ScHIEDAM SeHNAPPs,"
as one which cannot fail ea!ize our utmost expect
aiions, and shall he hap lcforward You bouile
oil Il, Tree OF oage, ia answer to letter nIim Iting
your readiness TO aeceptit.
Ii is no scarcely year since have prepared and
distributed my Schiedam Gin exclusively for medicinal
purposes; ct within hat brief period, have received
numerous letters, both from Physci and patents
testify to its really extraordinary efficacy in Gravel
lnclpient Dropsl and affections of the Kidneys, and
BLADDER generally also, in DysFepc Maades, VIXEN
taken in proper quantities. Oiet drink, and especial
ly AT dinner is found by Uniform experience, to be emf
hently eticacOus in the most obstinate cases when
even the best OF the usual remedies have failed afford
more than temporary relief, and have doubt that
IL would yield similar results wi h precision and cer-
tainty, my our own OCCASIONAL experience. The ro-
matte chit dam Schnapps pot up in strong bottles
pints aud quarts, neatly covered and labelled with my
name embossed an jhs bottle also fac smile of my
signature The a5tl and my seal upon the cork with
an essay upon lis properties.
UD0LPHO WOLFE, Importer
mars G3ms % Beaver street, New York
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-03-15
AUCTIONS.
Cottage House and Lot, al Auction

~~V101 2 ---VtI5V t14ItA lUIl db AUCJIUUs
- w. SELBY & co. viii sell on The premises on
~ WEDNESDAY, March 10Th, at 10 O'Clock. A
NJ the House and Lot!
On tiOld street, Green, belonging to ROGERS
me House is built in the most convenient mani en-
and Contains Rooms
The Lot IS about 50 by 100 feet. ~ Terms easy and
made known at The sale
For further particulars, inquire Of
S w. SELBY * CO., Auctr's.
Worcester, March 5, 1853. dtMI6