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ns- SAMUEL G. RISK is n Candidate for
tLERK Or The FIFTH DISTRICT COURT .Eecuoa first Moa-
Il November t'la e
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ELECTION NOTICES.

G9s~ ! G. PoNpEXrGR, &ui ssjlent of
ire English Delivery in the Gus r.,.tt - BE- CLERK
OF THE FIRST DISTRICT GoINl NIP tef
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ass- Editors of the Crescent Please an
rrourp WILLIAM CASrEI.as the go CLERK
CT THE THIRD DISTRICT COURT uF NEW OELEANS, nhl4
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re- FRED J. RoBERTs is Candidate for
CONSTABLE OF THE SECOND JUSTICES COURT. Election,
November next. ies ID
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re- THOMAS GILMORE, Clerk Of the Fourth
DrSTRtcT COURT NEW ORLEANS candidate to reelection.
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May- J0HN ORCHARD is q caulilit. Cor CLERK
Of The SECOND DISTRICT COURT, nA.s
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RSs~ WILLIAM P BEDLoCK, for CLERK Of the
THIRD DISTRICT COURT othe Court that mn be led u
,,rrss,I mhb tE
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Messrs Editors of the Crescent Please an
ugh the columns paper that JOHN ROACH
Candidate the oa,e OF CONS TABLE OF THE FIRST JUSTICE
COURT. MANY VOTERS, lsl1 IL
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Hsr J. B. CHANDLER is Candidate for Cox
sTApLE OF TIE SECOND JUSTICES COURT Election Noyem
rll
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re- THOMAS c. POOLE is n candidate for
j ERIK OF THE SECOND DISTRICT COURT. mus I'd
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MS- GEORGE F PEARSON is candidate fol
reelection CONSTABLE OF THE SECOND JUSTICES COURT
aud solo the tes 0 his friends, les
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.



Thursday Morning June 80, 1853.
CoTTON-There some Inquiry yesterday, with sales
of 300 bales, mostly English account Prices were
without any change Of moment
NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION.
Inferior ........ 61GD = Mddlug Fair IL lDll4
Middling ........ . 0IO Good Fair....... %
Good Middling lO7s@lli4 Good and Fine. %
COTTON AND TOBACCO sTATEMEST.
Stock on hand Sept. !. 1s52........9532 1854
'''''' yesterday. iis-le52472 3iG-e7 1l6
lGG200l $3.50
ExporteJ to date 5s53g7 472lO
Yesterday 37Hl5s543I 1053-z4s 2s3
Stock on hand not cleared. 1850 s75-7
TOBACCO-The market still active and fully 1000
hhds changed hands follow 100 hhds Lugs at (
l3l at 5ai lOa hhds l6 and 49, mostly at 90 2s2
hhds Yellow Banks at ga and 900 hhds 70 at 8 55
at c. 4 and 70 at GA Tpegraphc dispatches from New
York report advance of \. q ID since last week With
sales yesterday Of l400 hhds.
SUGAR AND Notwithstanding Of any moment
| doing in these articles
FLoUR-Pricrs were higher and noticed sales OF
$500 bbs nculing 100 st Louis at "a TO- 800 at 81 So
900 at - % 100 "a vorite brand Of superne at s. co.
300 Extra at s. 90 100 at S. o. and 1900 Sour st Louis
1000 and 3Oo) at So 621s p Dbl
GRAIN-Corn steady with sales OF 5000 sacks at
So for Yellow and Mixed and 6Oe 2 bushe for White
OF Oats 500 st Louis sold at $50 bushel and Of
Bran 800 to 400 sacks at 90, p 100 ibs
| PROyIsIoNs-Mess Pork retailing at slj 2j and
lot Of % bbis unnspeoted Prime sold at 81 So q Dbl
Bacon dull with sales Of Is casks good Sides at and
10 tierces fancy Hams II 20 ID also by auction 70
casks Shoulders (much damaged) at 2iO21ae b..
Lard ner with sales Of 800 terces at 10 and 900
bbs and tierces at about 1919 z ID OF Western Bnt
ter 81 kegs and 20 hfkins sold at llOl2jas 2 IL.
sALTA cargo Of 2945 sacks Liverpool (6s7 ane) .a'
sold round to be placed in store at the expense
| the seller.
CoFFEE-Market dull. Sales 800 bsgs Rio at s'.ta
| s34e e b
GUNNY BAGs-Ileld at l0i and = -, on time refused
| for a lot Of 100 bales
WHIsKY-sales 1876 bbls Kecti1cd 120 and ~ at q
81 Extra at % and % Dexter's at 90. e gallon,
FREtGHTs-A ship taken for Liverpool at 7-lGt
for Cotton
ExCHANGE-yery little doing. We yet quote
sterling luS'd Ios
Francs al I[5atG0 IL
New York Six y-lay Ils !aUlS< y ct. disc
sight Checks New York para 10 Z Ct disc
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HI5- Messrs Editors: Please announe NM.
NOTT a candidate CLERK or THE FIFTH DISTRICT
COURT. uIhl4
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Drugs. Medicines, EDerf,,n.eI.y, etc.

~ Ths sl1sefbtr ~oad respectfully call tie attention q
PhysIci Families well
euprit lie in hs line Of bqrgs ~ which,
.lnn FRESH AND GENUINE Daring n
son, SODA WAFER AND MEAD Of quaint,
ihs ess nsnt with ali Tie VopI Mineral waIeTs
CONGRESS- BLUE LICK, Rooms Supplied OF
,Asora5le with fLNE HONEY; ESSENCE PSI PERMlNT
G1uLEY BTITERS, etc THOMAS RANKIN,
ap lAMlgs nIass and AVON eesry Camp PoylTas
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Gss- VIM c. QulRk is a Candidate for Cos
STABLE OF TIVE SECOND JUSTICES COURT. rf-Thr District
comprises Old Fifth Seventh Wards from julia
aud from the Lsvee TO the L ke. ie.1
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Ms- WIN HENRY WATERS, Candidate for Con-
stable of Second Justice. Court Election Monday No
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Es1- P NJ BERTH, for the le.-l fourteen
yeas Deputy Clerk Of the late Probate aud Second Iia
tu Court, j. cgI,itns r ttr titNh5 4 zI SECOND
DISTRICT COURT Wh.tgver Cput hr oe charged
e mli3
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GaS~ Bark Gov, HINCKLEY, Capt. Loring
Boston, dscharsng her cargo Post 49, FRS. Dct
Con.gnses will please attend 10 The receipt Of thor Ro2ds
ltfJ q. ". HiNSON, 80 Camp street
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STEAMBOAT DEPARTURES.
,Iaue.dnA Iune Kn.


5as- NOTICE TO COAST PAssE SGERs.--On and
after SATURDAY July the Coast Packet ssm'' CREOLE AND
CALF r IA the Lake Shore viii oN the Lake eud
oftho JEFF ERSON A d LAKE PONTClfARTRAlS RAILROAD
Trans ONE HOUR advance Of the usna hours Of the
FoNTCHARTRAlN RAILROAD, where Troy will aV1
here oo Retinng Land at the forhatrnn
toad TIL ook A. NJ Cars and the Jefferson Railroad by
hnf past o'clock A. NJ Cars X. GEDDEs Agent i-sy
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CONSTABJE'S SALE
CONSTABLE,S SALE.

oF No. 1871,
HOY VIRTUE of a writ of feri facias to me
Hon. Gtienne of the Peace
PARISH 0rleaus expose public SATURDAY
ls53 o'clock warehouse, No. Tchoupitoa
sire TWO GUNS.
sF- Se1ei u he alb suit. Term, cash
~ j. J. HOPPE Constable
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EREEN OAKS HOTEL, Biloxi, Miss

EREEN OAKS HOTEL, Biloxi, Miss -
VI Tins famed aud popular Summer retreat generally "a
kn through county, under the
ELIZABETH PRADAT and her JOHN D. PRADAT,
null distant vizge of BILOXI, will opened
al the . lune for the visitors.
"GREEN OAKS well known need extended notice
The natural advantages commanding hehh water
fh- Lake rceiving flows from
the Gulf allied fav rshly the risos from
NrvO, VI bile aud rounding country
ta popri-tns made many improve
additions BAR BILLIARD ROOMS thoroughly
and SAIL BOATS will be all
Of tho VISITORS OF chRFe also CLARET at d
UARkf4GEs and HORSES procHrrd al mt.
tn celeb ated BRASS BA Nd OF NseAn. engaged
a BALL may be expected twice every Rssk
ishlg the GREEN OAKS, requested
fy the Captains Steamers i'll them wharf
the Hotel.
Terms.
f0 GO
OF
k-- Children and Servants hal prce.
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DEF per bark Gov iIiSCKLEY, Boston kegs Nails
marked 10 o Rope marked G r. s. louswl p"nns
DsrhArging Clerk
-rwise they vii be stored At ther use all risk
80 q. W. HYSSoN, so Camp street,
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ICE-ICE-ICE.

zee! lCE!-J. STAFFORD Il Co. Wholesale and
4 Retail in ICE No. II Esian Fields oppost h.
pont arrau Railroad Depot lower sde No. 5e Old vee street
No. New 50 New
street. ThouptoGlas No, ISL Lsv
Ice Houses Ninth and Harmony Fourth Dis
rilt. isn' ivos
GCE-500 to 1000 tons Ice, to arrive about the
Ma7 sale ] p VIII NEY Co, Al a. m
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IS BIZ yEssELs Lh ruN1 NoT CLEAREn.


BrIsb sghr CLYDE, aa, P2g from the p William
A Mary.
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eight and 60 day sight on New York, Phila-
- dsIphil AMI Bos,ou sale By COCHRAN Co j7.S
EHIFTY DOLLARS REWARD Lost while
rassuy ison ~ SAX, Da SAlgr ArouEh Maya
" Nt- AL y1rss
tt TWO one HUNDRED OLLAR. uSE FIFTY d ONE
TWtSTY Do LAR EASk SOIE. E delivering the 10 y.
BRAuNEg SMITH CHAPMAN, S. Gray.r srl tie dni~r wil
receive ~ tf-,yr 20 r.I. ir.
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Thursday Morning. June 30 1858. J
CoTTON-There inquiry yesterday with sales
of 300 bales, mostly English account. Prices were
without any change Of moment
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Boston, dihagg her cargo opposite Post q rs District
will please attend 10 the receipt Of their goods
is2s g. " HYNSON, N Camp street.
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Mn PORK Dry eorns faarktt
NEW YORK, June q. -. FOREIGN DRY GOODS
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The Shrewsbury Brass Band.

A LWAYs Ready to do their best, on tho most rea.
"A sonablc terms. All orders promptly attended TO-
ii. q. REED, Lender.
eng. dawI II. RICHARDS. tlelk
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-09-03

A CCUSTOMED to dong housework, can Obtain
IA pleasant situations and good pay, by applying at
the EMPLOYMENT OFFICE, 233 Main street up
stalfs, DIFF So
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Worcester Academy.

T1NIE next term will commence on THURSDAY
Sept. J. Instruction In the Latin and Greek, will
be given by the Principal. very ample and extensive
been procured for illustrating the Natural sciences hy
EApernle and Lectures.
:. The English Department will he In charge of Mr..
bushhn whose experience and reputation u teacher,
are we'll known. Young gentlemen who have "teach
III" N prospect, VIII receive instruction with special
reference 10 that object
The Common English Brnnches Book. keenlno and
other Commercial studios will receive specia attcn,o
Applications may be made 10
au27 div Il 4 AvEpv p.,..,.,
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Leicester Academy.

consequence OF the recent ent the advan
n tages Of THIS Institution are much enlarged The
numher OF permanent teachers has been increased. A
department OF Vocal and instrumental Mnsic has been
aided, with well qua lied teachsr, and rooms for In.
sruction and practice;w In few days be completed,
IN connection with The new Chapel
Lectures on various subjects, in addition TO those here
toiore given, are IN contemplation In all the depart
mens Of useful and ornamental stuiies the Trustees
hope TO furnish the hest facilities for education.
The prices Of tuition lower than IN other Acade-
mes II being the object OF the Trustees TO aud good
advantages, rather than TO realize an income 20 Oh
Treasury A. Ill. WAbHtUhN.
Leicester, Avg. 80, 1883. div wSt au3l
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House, Barn, and Land for Sale,

IN The Place is very pleasantly situated in North
GasA Charlton, ten miles from Worcester two miles
from Charlton Centre, and consists of good
two story House. well finished sutpJieJ win the bes1
OF water brought with pump, Barn and Wood
house, with about two and half of choice Land
wph g"od supply Of the best of Fruit Its very
desirable ace for Boot or Shoe Maker il being with
in few rods of Boot and Shoe Manufac
tories, and also of a good School The most of the
Purchase money can lay mortgage if desired
For father pariicnlars inquire of the subscriber on
The premises dK AN l. G. PARKHURST.
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Fnrnana For Sale

- The property know as the LEWIS STOVE
Ga. WORKS situated on Main Street. within fifly
feet of the Canal Railroad Depot, in Westfed
consisting of Brick Fnnace, 20 by so feet a wood
buIldn1 on the south end so by co. and on the north
end three story brink building 80 b So with an eight
horse ower engine, two cupoas one Of McKay's blow
eTs, crane large Of Flasks for Stoves and Ma
OF from go TO 100 men. Apply to
THOMAS A. LEWIS.
Westfeld, Sept I, 1853 div
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DEATHS.

In this city, September ID, Mary Piokard, wife of
Alyne Weston aged % yrs.
Funeral from the residence of f. w. Paine Lincoln
street, Monday afternoon sept 5th at O'Clock Rel
atives aud friends Invi ed to attend.
Ia New Orleans, OF The prevailing epidemic, Elisha
I Marian, OF Ware, Mass, aged about "a Years.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-09-03
FRENCH, ENGLISH,
AND
AVE ERICAN MILLINERY.

fHE Ladies of the United States are respectfully in
Vited to visit the magnificent Show Rooms of the
subscriber The arrangement she has recently entered
into fer supply OF the latest styles of Foreign Mill
merry from Madame Lehalleur, the celebrated miner
in Paris and Mrs LamaTtine, Bond street. London to-
geiher with her superior taste enables her 10 nre
sent to her numerous friends and the public in general
at this season. the extensive and attractive DISPLAY
FALL Goods in her line Of busne ss ever offered for
sale in this country.
Mrs has to acknowledge the receipt of many com
pmeDary letters from the trade throughout the Union
relative to the saeiy OF the transit OF the Spring pur
chases and OF the complete approval of the sty and
nish oil all the GOODS out and she happy TO saw
lha' the WHOLESALE department is still under he
same management MRS. WIN. SIMMONS
au5O d3m SEA Broad way New York
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-09-03

FHNHE Undersigned would inform The citizens of Wor-
cesler, that he is prepared to receive Ruin of all
descriptions at
No Harrington Corner, Third Story.
Booksellers, BiuIers, and Printers, can have their
work done I" any desirable pattern at short nolce,
So DIV :. WAHDWELL.
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Wanted Immediately,
H. G. HENSHAW.

NOTARY PUBLIC, Leicester, Mass,
A TTENDs promptly to official bu.iness received BY
IA mail, presents Drafts for acceptance, collects
Notes and Accepances, and RENTS proceeIs without
fee expense, except in of protest travel out
of town. takes dispositions, and prepares all documents
requiring MagiseTial or Nolaral ates alton.
SO daM3m
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F O R S al E

- The Real Estate, corner of Portland and MYRTLE
,, streets, consisting Of Houses and about $4,000
feet of Land. Enquire Of
aug2 EDWIN GLEASON.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-09-03
BOOKS OOKs-B00KS!
John Keith & Co.. Bulletin of New Books,

No. 239 Main Street.
THEORY of Politics by HiIdreth
l. Stuy sesant Franconia StOrie, by Abbott.
Notes Oh Uncle TOMS Cabin, by Siearns.
Anthon's Greek Literature.
isaac Hopper, True l. fe by l.. M kChd.
The Artist Wife, and other Tales, by Mary Hewitt z
Tanglewood Tales, by Nathaniel Hawthorne.
SIX Months in Italy, by G. s. Hillatd vols.
The Humorous Speaker.
History and Rudimens of Architecture
Campaign OF Waterloo, by JomiDl.
Salad for the Solitary.
Wizard of the Wave, Romance of the Deep Blue
Sea.
Templi Carmina, collection of Church Music by
George Kingsley
Ten Lectures in One, delivered before the Pawtucket
Library Association
Crawford. by the author OF Ruth.
harrington Sketches with Illustrations, by barley
The Pedestrian in France and Switzerland, by George
Barrell Jr
memorial of Horatio Greenough, by Henry T.
Tuckermau
Part 8 Collier Shakespeare Text Restored.
Mark llurdlestone, or the two BrotheTs-Mrs Woode.
NEW BOOKS-NEW BOOKS!
1t E. Lsoermore 6 Co.'s Bookstore, 1874 Main ST.
COBDEN'S Great Work-The White Slaves of Eng
Y land.
Rufus Choae's Eulogy on Webster.
Life Of Isaac T. Hopper.
Camgaign of Waterloo by Baron de Jcmini
Salad for the Solitary by an Epcure
Pedestrian in France and switzerland.
Crawford, by author Of Ruth"
Historic Doubts concerning Shakespeare.
Pope's Life, Letters, and Poems.
Memorial OF Horatio Gpenough, by Tuckerman.
Mark HurdlestOne, the Two Brothers, by Mrs
Noodle diff 81
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AGENTS WANTED

w engage in the sale Of Dr. J BiACKMAN'5
l. MEDICINES
me subscriber, General Ag mt for DIR. j. Blackin ~
wishing 10 employ lew travelling Agents. offers rare
opportunity 10 competent men wishing engage, young
business VIII he profitable and agreeable. To gentle
msn QUE Of health, it of;rs great advantages for II
restoration OF monty activity, at The time atfrd
ing good compensation for time thus sntuI. Thos,
wishing to engage will be employ either by the m min
commission
For further particulars apply 10 tie subscriber NJ his
Office Ma s07 Main T., up stairs first building orIh
Amer can Temp. iiou.e. Full particulars can slso b
had hy ietteE, post paid. e.. N. lNGHAu
Hne5 dawlm*
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WILLIAM DICKINSON


Will attend this and to other matters of business
his Office the Central Bank nov6-dtf
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NEW MUSIC STORE!
MUSIC STORE,

THE subscriber, 1921 Main street, opposite Union
Block, nearly Opposite his old stand, offers for
sale as large and valuable assortment of
Musical Merchandise,
as can be found in this city, having bought goods the
low est prices, and PAID TOR SAME considers fair
and HONORABLE to sell on reasonable TERMS Purcha-
sers are inv tied to call land examine. A. MARSH,
an26 diff 1924 Main St
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WANTS.
WANTED.

A YOUNG MAI acquainted with The retail Dug
IA business. G.. :. 4 A. J. HOWE
50 WnrresieT Bans HIM.
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IA. ANDREWS.
CARRIAGES.

In Leicester Sept /. by Jos. A. Deuny, ESQ., Mr. Ira
Alltn HoIbrOOk TO Miss Sarah Shutleff, both of l..
In Sutton, August 81, by Rev. MIR Lyman. Amos
Brown of New York, to En- cline b., daug liter ofSmon
Hutchinson.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-09-03
FOR SALE.

LII The Estate occupied by tina subscriber, on
Ii# Lincoln street.
The Lot is AMPLE and beautifully ioca'ed,
The Garden is large aud unsurpassed in productive
ness, aud has brook bordering enc side, constitute
ing beautiful appendage to The
The House is also very large and convenient and good
enough for anyhoGy who has got patent right of
good trade. Price $500. Come and look at It.
s3 DIT o. H. BLOOD.
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Worcester Musical Association

1It
HE Members of the Worcester Musical Associa-
ton, are hereby notified that the
FIRST Rehearsal for the Season.
will take place at the Large Hall, in WARREN
BLOCK, Peal street, o.. MONDAY EvENrNo, Sept s.
at III O'Clock.
The semi annual meeting for The choice of officers,
and The transaction of other business will take place
on TUESDAY Evening, Sept s, at No. Warren Hall, at
u O'Clock.
his being the commencen ent &c the season, Ladies'
and Genemtn DESTROYS of come cling themselves with
ali Association Of the kind, will find this favorable
opportunity 20 become members, and anysuch are res
pectiuiy invited TO be present on Monday Evening and
present their names TO The Government ANY informa
tion upon the subject, be obtained Of the Conduct
or, at the Worcester Music Store. 200 Main street or
Of the Secretary. No Warren Hall.
Per order Of the Government.
Worcester, Sept. ], 1853 d,
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Ladies' Sinners,
Paper Ruling.

PRIME Lot just received, and selling for rs cents,
"A ut JOEL FLETCHEK'S,
- div S. Main street
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-09-03

1c BBLs. stuart's superior Crushed. poua...,
tO Q. q. Sugars In store and for sale by ~ snu
~" ns.aa'b" H. GRIFFIN a 90.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-09-03

Low Priced Sugars.
n hhDs., 90 bhls,) Sugar, suitable for pro.sYvng
ust received, and for sale chem ~ WI preserving
- AR II. +. EATON a co.
HukV WI AZ
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-09-03
New Fancy Looms.

THE subscriber has invented and patented new
i and improved Fancy Loom, Tor Wooden, Cotton or
Linen. Il can be built az less price than the Fancy
Looms htherIo used w III accomplish much or more
WORK it'll the same power. IL convenint aod pie in
its construction, and eas attended II may be seen
II operation at messrs. Smith a. Pratt's MILL in New
England Village. Grafton. For further information in
CURE at NO. 80 Main street, of him petsonly at Mil
bury. au23 dawtl Holm pENnFP
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-09-03
Berlin ACadsmical Boarding School.

'Ekms Tor the current year, commence June 9Th.
l. Sept. 5th and Dec. 9Th, and continue II weeks
JOSIAH BRIDE, Principal.
August II, 1853 dawtDecl
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-09-03
FOR SALE.

Ssesn The TIMBER, WOOD, &c, on Forty Acres
sSY% of land on the ill Gibbs Farm in Rutland Ms
- on which may be found Oak, Maple Pine, Chest
nut, Whit Birch, and Spruce. Apply TO
CALVIN G. HOWE, Rutland,
Or TO II. w. WETHERELL, IL MIX ST., Boston,
aul3 dawtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-09-03
DRY GOODS, &c:

n 20 most our customers it is known that whenever
we ad ftise closing ont Sale, AT COST, that il
is the truth and no felton, and it is our interest to
clese out in good season all the remaining
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-09-03

Messengers Notice.
worcester, IS September l, 1853
lion. HENRY CHAPLIN, Commissioner of InsoI-
IL VencySior the County of Worcester, has this
day issued Warrant against the Estate of dTIs M.
HUNTER, OF Spencer, in said County, yeoman, az in
solvent debtor, and the payment of any debts or the
delivery OF any property belonging to said nsolvent
property by nun, are forbidden by law.
The first meeting of he creditors of said insolvent
debtor VIII he held at a %ourt nf Insolvency. at the
Office Of said Commissioner IN Worcester in said Conn
~ onIhe 18Th day of Septt mber iustana IOclock in
the orenoon for the proof of debs and to choose an
assignee, or assignces, of his Estate
NATiiAN HtksEY, Deputy Sheriff,
81 u3l.WI MESSENGER.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-09-03
HOUSES FOR SALE.

- Double Tenement, 9 rooms each; | of II do:
Ga,M of do OF 10 do; Cottage 8 do; houses
on Main 81; do partly finished; do contain
ing tenemeats | OF rooms; ! in Hubb rdsion a
Farm in Petersham, &C DC. Also, 30 house lots
The above Pro.ertV will be sold on the most liberal
terms Those in want of Houses House Lots, will
consult their own interest by calling at the REAL Els
TATE AGENCY, 2s3 Main ST., up stairs
~ Tenements, Stores, AMI Offices, to be let.
MONEY to loan ON collateral security
dIy aug4 LEWIS G. MUM
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-09-03
A RARE CHANCE.
Locomotive Engine For Sale.

A Good 81 hand Locomotive Engine and Tender
N suitable for stationary power, in fine working
order Inquire Of 81 EON MAYO, Manchester steam
Mill, Manchester street. DIFF au22