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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-15

ASSEMBLY.


During the reading ofthe journal.
Mr. Il SaIIu raised question Of Privilege
relative to bis arrest
Mr.. CLAPP inquired IT, while Mr. Smith was
IN ccntcmpt he could raise sny question OF privilege
The SrEkKER said Mr.. Smith was not in co..
tsrpt.
MIR. SwrrH went on sud said he had been
nlseci In hls present false position By The arbitrary
sso.rse OF Mr. Loomis and error Of judsmcn, lhs
sy al tie Speaker in usurrng privileges Of the nssss
hsi rlsced him In contempt
Debate ensaed, and the Journal was a.
rroved. g.,
u~,seedirrs, sua the debate continued Until the r.
Adjourned 81 p. NJ A.
Forr O'Cfock-Ia course Of the debate, NJ.
pr,rore,rs hss offered resolution Affirming that M
smhh hsi beer improperly srrestc by the Speaker, %
saturisy lss, wthou, the su,hcsity Of the House.
The debate ON this resolution vas removes
sfcr the recess, and eon,inG,d until ate hour. vn@s
Mr. REMEDY offered substitute for ~.
Burroughs resolution. which vi. B. accepted
The frst resolution, exon-rating the Spes9er
from any intention Il wrong In ordering the NrcS q
Mr Smith was unanimously adopted.
The second resolution, declaring that tho
Speaker bad power of arrest wthc the order y ne
House was rejected BY vote o. Yeas " TO NaysA
Mr.. LIrrLEJouS offered 8 prcscst, TO be Gu
tered ON .,,s minutes, ssssaiss TsssN'u ="
Mr. Loeunss resousions. Thss IVES csk ~ ., -
yioas qaestise ssd tins Hos ~ ss'e1AedSeAs
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The Cabinet that Is 10 Be.

COfrepotdence OF the Y. 7. TflInne. :. -.
WASHINGTON, Feb. IL, 1853.
I understand that "YQung America" is
willing to accept the following cast Of Cabi-
net, and it is thought very likely to secure Gen.
Pierces preference, viz:
Secraaryof State. .R. NJ T. HUNTER Of Virginia.
Sec'ry Of Treasury. JOHN sLIDELL, of Louisiana.
See'ry of Interior WARD McALLISTER, Of Cal.
Secretary of War. JOHN A. DIX, Of New York.
Secretary Of Nary. WIN. NJ. CORY, Of Ohio.
POSTMASTER General. "A. o. p. NICHOLSON, of Tenn.
Attorney General. CALEB CUSHING, of Mass.
Yours, J.K.
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csr,,possepre q The n Y. Tribune
wAsHNcroS, Saturday, Feb 12 1853
The Fraudulent Committees Of the Senate,
II which there are three or four, eaca prose-
,,,, .epsrs,e frauds, are merely scraping the out
IA. At the platter while tho inside s full OF all so's
~ .oryuution and dead mems bones. While Gen sam
IIo,.top d at work Strong and the Capitol In
,.,cemeut. HE own and bis colleagues ConstEuctsVe
r,i.sre and the items of contingent and other ex-
&c, of the Senate remain sealed book 20 the uni
go, Yankee Nation While he executes Strong and
, .sble architect on the outside OF tie Capitol the
,seers Of the Senate and some of the Senators are
30, 4, burelsrous attacks on Uncle SANS strong box,
I'D extracting from IL millions OF the public treasure;
,d n.nding the examination, there Is portion OF the
.v,asnce uublihed to the world, holding up Strong
N. architect az men worthy Of halter. have
h,a Meunbers of Congress- and an officer OF the Sen
ste snrnsdyer In very severe forms upon TIE course
,ursued by the Chairman OF the Committee, ana
sonh not be surprised If Strong should burn hirn IN
,gv or TO see the Arms OF the senate ar
vest him and put him into close confinement Both
feel disposed to censure and condemn the course OF
Gen. Houston In conducting the examination before
the Committee and If he should be arrested and cast
;oso prison would not 20 his hallmark that. Joe.
nsed 10 be partly on the retainer Of the President one
thno "a certain these examinations never restore the
opsy puroined 70 the pockets of Uncle Sam but they
seyye 10 take out trise more. Who can blame poor
Sam srong and the architect for stealing htue OF the
outside rubBish while we see the Senators inside helping
tbemselyee 70 Constructive Mileage. One Is but pea.
isrcenv of a poor rnsson while the other ls grand
larceny Of distinguished Senators Give this Committee
on Frauds nf,, and let Sam. Strong have chance.
MAJOR.
~ We don't at all approve Of the tone and
drift of the foregoing. Whether Sam. Strong
or Sam. Houston be essentially the greater
rascal, is an abstraction on which weeks Of
precious time might be wasted and reams Of
good paper spoiled in taking testimony-to
what end7 The Constructive Mileage ,oas a
swindle-a most impudent, high-handed sack
ing Of the Treasury-but that is no reason why
Strong e. Co. should rob with impunity, even
though guesmust be employed to detect them.
Our impression is that Houston has struck a
rich vein ofvillainy in that Capitol Extension,
and we entreat him to 60 to the bottom Of it,
Mileage or no Mileage. Ed.
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NETWORK LEGISLATURE.
SENATE. ....AIHANY, Feb

SENATE ALBANY, Feb. IA, 1e53
Memorials were presented from New-York
relative 10 TIE abuses OF the City Government.
Mr.. CooLEY's resolution relative TO the
Bridge at Albany adopted :,
Mr. BEEKNAs presented aletter from Dania
unsn and Others sskng the Sens,et1 accept bronze
copy Of the Henry Clay Medal
A resolution receiving it and placing II In the
Stnfe L.brETy was adopted.
Mr.. CooIEY delivered q severe piuiIppic
ac,irst ihoee who while Clay was living abused a1d
yii6ed hrp Fra were now the oadest IN ther eusoqea
Mr. PIRcE followed this up BY Resolution
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XxxIId CONGRESS. :. srcOsp SESSION.

SENATE WASHINGTON Feb. a. 1s5J.
The Senate commenced business at III o'clock
and 20 minutes.
Several Executive communications were re-
ceved
MIR. SEWARD presented petitions for the re-
peal Of the Steamboat Law and others in favor If line
OF steamers foIn Brooklyn to Germany.
Mr.. SEWARD said the ship Resolute was lyiRg
now loaded and ready proceed sss but could not
for want of register. He moved to take up the House
bin granting register to that vessel which agreed
10, and the bill passed.
Mr.. HUNTER moved TO takeup the Deficiency
bin during the morning hour Lost
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Great Freshct In Maine.

BANGOR, Monday, Feb. II, Io1J
On Thursday night last the ice left the Pts
csteouis River and cot jammed upon the Falls causing
The water 10 flood the village of Psssadumkeag. All the
bridges were carried away in an hour
The large barn OF Mr.. Kelly was moved, and
the stores OF p Kelly James Bassett d. Cleveland,
q. A. Smith, t. 5 Bsssetf, ara tne fos'-Umoe We
soo1e5 In some of them the water was from 10
II was with great difficulty that the horses and cattle
were driven to a neighboring hll-the only elevated
lard that could be reachedsnd after the first hour this
only could be reached in boats.
The loss to the and TO individuals must be very
large At last accounts the water had sonewhs, sub
sided but communication was then only kept up with
boats.
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Gen. Pierce en- route for Washington-The
Cabinet Formed.

CONCORD Monday, Feb. IA, 1s53-4P NJ
Gen. Pierce has just taken his departure for
Boston, en- route for Washington, accompanied by his
private Secretary, Sidney Webster. large number Of
our citizens took leave OF him at the Eagle o6 and at
tie depot but at his request public demonstration
was made. He viii stay in Boston to night, and per-
hsps reach NewYork tomorrow night or Wednesday
morning.
Gen Pierce hes selected his Cabinet definitely and
unchangeably. lie has yet communicated the names
10 none but those persons selected for the general OIL
ces and probably will not do till the 4th of March
There is no truth in the newspaper reports to the con-
tray.
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The steamship Black Warrior.

MoBnE, MONDAY, Feb, II, 800
The steamship Black Warrior sailed this
morning for NewYork via Havana
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Proposed Railroad between New-York and
Norfolk, &c.

BALrIMoBR, Monday, Feb. II 1853.
We have no mail south of Richmond, Va,
tonight
The Legislature Of Virginia on Saturday
passed resolution requesting the States of Maryland,
Delaware and New Jersey to grant the right OF way for
an air line OF railroad between Norfolk and New York
The Susquehanna Bridge bill was not up in
the Maryland House Of Delegates today
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Wnsliington Items.

WASHINGTON, Monday, Feb Ia. 1853.
Anthony w. Carpenter, of Burlington, Iowa,
and Prior Nance, of Knoxville, Tenn have been con-
frIned as Surveyors of Customs.
The condition ofMr. Fuller, who was shot by
Lieut. schsumburgh is much improved and the chances
now favor his recovery.
Gen. Pierce will take private residence in
this city during the spring and summer months, 10 adj
Init Of the Executive Mansion being rendered more
comfortable.
Commodore Stockton's resignation is still the
subjcc, Of much speculation.
The Secretary of the Treasury has appointed
as a Committee 20 Witt the Philadelphia Mint, and
the accuracy OF the assays Messrs. Hunter OF the
Senate and Brooks OF the House.
Samuel Strong appeared before the lnvesti-
eating Committee in the matter of the Capitol Exten-
sion to-day, and testified that various statements sworn
10 by previous witnesses, were erroneous Its believed
that Mr. Walters will fully exonerate himself aud the
amount Of plumber charged against other parties be
greatly reduced by the testimony yet 10 be given. IL u
uncertain whether the Investigating Committee will
report this session.
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Michigan GENERAL Railroad Bill. &c.

DETROIT, Monday, FEB. II, Io03
The Michigan General Railroad bill, which
was passed by the House last week. has not yet been
taken up by the Senate.
Ten of the prisoners who escaped from the
County Jail have been retnken
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The Pittsburgh and Cornellsvine Railroad

FlrrSBuRGlI, MonGhyl REQ. II, kcJz.
A subscription for ten thousand shares,
amounting TO s5O00C0 ia the Pittsburgh and Cornes-
vile Railroad passed the City Councils this evening
unanimously
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The Liouor LAW Repealed In Illinois.

CHICAGO, Monday, Feb. II, lS53
The Liquor Law has been repealed by the
Legislature Of Illinois.
Mr.. Paine, the Banker, is quite insane aud
has been obliged be placed under restraint during the
past two days
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Thc Cnnndlnn Parliament.

QurBEc, Monday, Feb Il, $50
The Provincial Parliament resumed It's sitting
today.
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RecrptIou of Gen. Pierce at Washington.

The Washington Repablic says JOINT neetlng
of the committees appointed by the City Councils and
De Jackson Democratic Association to make arrange
ments for the reception OF Gen, Pierce was held FRI
day night Mayor Maury stated he had received no e.
ioinf committee determined 10 meet him at bsamorc
and invited the Marshal Of the District 10 join The com
ruiftee
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-09-26
k'lalaa Elo g.aENes.

4 BEAUTIFUL lire OF coors, now for sale At the
n "Hjre' which all Purchasers will dud it their
interest to exam inc. GEO. r. BRYANT.
sill dl2t W3R
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Situation Wanted,
Wanted Immediately.

Wanted Immediately,
DY the Subscribers, at their Steam Shop four good
ID Jouneymdn Machnists, on iron work. and -Four
good wood workmen, to whom steady employment can
be given. ]. H. T. A. w. STEVENS.
East BroOkfed, Sept. 3, 1858. DIFF
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Plaid q}asssrsaeres.
Beautiful Plaid SILKS.
Dark Ginghams.
sEaEas asooels

N "Hre" GEO. P. BRYANT ,"'
sl4 diet M3w
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American Missionary Association


THE Seventh Annual Meeting Of this Association
will, with the leave of Providence be held in
Worcester, Mass, commencing The Union Church
WEDNESDAY, sept. 49, at O'Clock, p. NJ. The an.
hoal discourse will be preached in the evening, and HE
public Exercises, Addresses, &C, will be continued
through The day and evening of Thursday the 29th
Persons designing to attend this Meeting, aud tesir
ing The Inequalities of the friends OF the Society III
Worcester, requested to give early notice 10 The
Chairman of The Committee of Arrangements, deter
post paid) stating whe Their they will be accompanied
by Ladies, and the lime of their expected arrival.
A Committee will be in attendance at the Chapel of
the Union Church, on the morning Of the 2sth assign
places OF accommodation for such as have made appl~
cation.
Arrangements have hecn made with the Boston,
Providence, Western, Na,hua Fitehburg, and Wor-
cester Railroads. for those who attend the meeting as
follows
Fn Fare will be charged to Wurcester-and Flee
retnIn checks will be furnished by the committee.
Fare from New York via Norwich and back, sd;
from Norwich 50; reduced rates at other stat ons-
The committee have no return CHECKS on this route
GEORGE w. RUSSELL,
Cha irman Of Committee of Arrangements
" orcester, sept. IL, 1858 dawtS29
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NOTICES, &c.
Blackstone Rank.

EHE Stockholders OF the Blackstone Bank Txbridge
are Hoti' 20 meet at the Hall, said Bank on
HONDA Y. The third day of October next, at O'Clock
J. NJ for the choice Of niec'ors for the ensuing ear,
sl Tie 'ensae ion oi any Other business that may le-
galiy come before them.
z W. HAYWARD, Cashier.
uxhridge, Sept. Z, 1885, dawtO3 sIs
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EfOR Chiltreps wear, be ieved Ia be the mast ele.
4 CANT Goods Tor sale in the Guy are In re found at
the Hue" GEO. p. BRYANT.
sl4 diet v3w
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French Prints.
FlannelS Flannpls !!

IF every variety and quality, can nov be fouad nj
~ The "Hjre." ESQ. J BRYANT
si3 di2t w3wis
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Professor Alex. G. Barry's TRlCOPHER-
Gus, OR INDICATED COMPOUND. for Beautily-
ing, Curling Preserving, RESTORING and Strengthening
the haT Relieving Diseases of the skin, Curing Rheu
matte Pains, an Healing External Wounds. BolndeS
oy no geographical lines, the reputation of Bary's
cophetous pervades The Union. The safes of the art
Gle OF late have increased in ratio that almost
exceeds heiIeL Professor Barry, after careful exami
nation OF his sae' book, nds that the number Of bot
Ves delivered TO ORDER in quantities of from half
upward, cuTirg the year 1852, within trfe Of
100000.
Il is unnecessary present at length the evidences Of
1ne wonderful properties of the TTicophernus, when
the public have furnished such an ndorstmen as this
me cheapness OF the article, and the explanations given
81 It's Chemical ac ion upon the hair he scalp and in all
cases OF superficial irtItatiOn frat recommended il TO
the attention OF the people. This Vas all hat the in
ventor desired Every bottle advertised self The ei-
tects OF the fluid exceed expectation. II acted like
charm The ladies would nal he without it. Country
dealers in every section OF the United found they
must have II ; and thus buiIt up Wholesale uade
OF an extent hitherto unhenrd Of regards articles 81
this kin. The highest point has not b. reached and
IL is believed that The sales this year will be million
and half Of hotties.
Depot ana Mandatory, No. 1877 broadway, New
York. Retail price, IS cents large bottle.
Liberal discount purchasers by the quantity and
by the principal merchants and druggists throughout
the United STATES aud Cana q. Mexico, West indies,
Grea Britain, France, &c, and by SlBLEY < SCOTT,
Worcester. myl4 deodaw6m*
VVD. =. BARTON
attorney and Counsellor at Lao,
NOTARY PURlIC,
COMMss IONER OF DEEDS, for New York, New Jer-
soy, SC, No. Harrington Corner, Worcester.
anl3 dawisf
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FNR. SALE

aEn The TIMBER, WOOD, &C on Forty Acres
sS7ts Of lard, on The Gill Gibbs Farm in rutland Ms
~@A-=@ on which may be found Oak, Maple, Pine Chest
nut, Whit Birch, and Smuce Apply to
CALVIN G HOWE, Rutland
Or TO II. w. WETHERELL, IA Milk st., Boston.
aul3 daWtf
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CantraI Rank.

II 'HE Annual Meeting of The Stockholders Of e
Cen raj Bank, for the choice of Directors tor the
ensuing year action upon lie 9TH Section of the 96h
chapter Of the Statutes of 1885 ana for any other
business mat may legally come before them, will be
held at their Ranking Rooms, on MONDAY the 3 1
day OF Octobtr next, at 10 O'Clock, A NJ.
Worcester Sent Is, 1853 dtOt
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BOOKS, MUSIC, &c.
MUSTC STORE.

THE subscriber n l721 Main street, opposite Union
Block an nearly opposite his old stand, offers for
sale as urge ava valuable assortment Of
Musical Merchandise,
as can be found this ely having bought goods a, The
10 prices Hd AID OR THE SANE, considers il fair
aud IioNuRAEiG T., s-il Oh reasonable terms Fur..a
sers are inv red to call aud examine. A MARSH
an21 dit l52: Main st.
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Manufacturers Mutual Fire Insur anoe
COMPANY

TUE Annual Meeting OF the Manufacturers Mutual
1 Fire Insurance Company, Will tie held ut the sail
Companys Office, in Worcester, un
WEDNESDAY,, tile 9TH dag Of Oct. merit,
al 10 O'Clock A. M for the choice of Officers IL the
year ensuing, and the transaction If sch other bust
ness may come before said meeiiug.
SAMUEL ALLEN, sec'y.
Worcester, Sep. II, 1853 off
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FLOUR !! FLOUR !!
ERESE GROCERIES.

7 lNLID1A NLNUOALsINDt
V'HE subscriber having purchased of JOS. f GREG.
i DRY. his stock of G roceries, Flour, &c and
made large additions to the same, now offers TO the
public, at wholesale and retail extensive assortment
OF w. L. Goods, of al kinds, bought for cash
lie would cali attention to his stock of TEAS com.
prsing every variety OF English Breakfast Pou-chong
OOlong Ningy ong, Souchong. Old and Young Tyson,
Imperial, Gunpowder, Tyson Twanky, &c.
SUGARS from New York and Bristol Rehneries.- -.
Also, Havana, Muscovado p. Rico and N Orleans do
MOLASbES of all grades. consisting of New Or
leans, Porto Rico Muscovadl, Cardenas &C., stuart's
Extra Syrup, Old Mocha Coffee, Java, Sumara and st.
Domingo do,-ground and ungtound
Also-Rice, Tauiocn, MaccarOni, Vermlce Sage,
Pearl Barley, Geatine, dried Ginger aid preserved do
Extracts of all kinds, Peach Water, Rose do Fancy
Soaps Split Peas, Canary Seed sc. &c.
In short, all articles kept in first class W. l. Goods
store. lie would be happy TO all the old friends Of
the establishment, and many rs may favor
him with a call DANIEL A. HAWKINS, JR.,
Nos. l., ., s; and Main street, op. Court House.
Goods delivered with despatch, free OF charge
81 DIFF
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NOT 70 DE UNDERsnLn !

Music for Oae-HaF Price, a.
LOring's Music stare,
old Stand, No. 2O3 Aai,, Street.
GREAT REDUCTION N prices Of Music and Books
~ FOR THIRTY DAYS.
rnys he'ho tor Piano.
Btrihls do. do ............. sd
Do. do do abrIiged... ! 90
Huntin's Instruction do ,............ e7g
Do do. do ahIidged..... so
Howes do. for all instruments, la price.
so cent nett pieces of Music, ior......25 cents.
394 do. do. ......l87 i"
q do. do. ....l2l
rage MUSIC Observation-Disclosures. 3 "
50 DIFF
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Singing Schools.

YgT NJ. SUMNER has removed from southbriigc 81
~ to Chatham s. Place, (lormerly known as
"Chatham ~ CONT y
N. b, Chatham street. rms parallel with Pleasant
street, and is the next one South OF it,
Sept a. 1853. dau-tf
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Locomotive Engine For Sale
A Good 2i hand Locomotive Engine and Tender
n suitable for stationary power, in fine working
order Inquire OF SIMEON MAYO, Manchester steam
Mill, Manchester street. diff au22
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Grocery for Sale.

FT7HE Stock and Stand Of Grocery doing good cash
hnsiaess, in cettra location, in this city, is Of
fered for Sale For further particulars. apply this
Office. Off aug5
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Drawing School.

" ~ " lIIIAMS VII open a school Tor DraWing
VI and Painting,
AT HORTICULTURAL HALL,
On Wednesday Afternoon, September 2sth.
NIs w. is permitted to refer to Hon Henry Chaplin
Rev. Edward e. Hale end Mr. Henry n. Chanhern
street. DIFF s2O
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Low Priced Sugars.

x HdDs., Us bbls.,) Sugar, suitable for preserving,
- just received, and for sale cheap, hy
II. T EATON co.
,aug6 dtf l6 Main st
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Shnam akers Wanted

IL MEN and Boys wanted to bottom Shoes Those
that can do but part, such rs Testing, peggng
heeing or trimming, will do well 70 apply 10
T. BRlMBLECOM,
Grafton, Sept. 26, 1853 dawtf Grafton, Mass.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-09-26
BAY STATE STOVES,

FOR WOOD COAL.
WARRANTED superior TO any other Stove, for
w fae at such prices az makes them the Cheapest
Stove in the Market. ] have sold hundreds, and
give such references will satisfy any
: sci d6wis J.FLORtNG, 10 Main st.
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ADJOURNED SALE.
FURNITURE FIR SALE!

At the city Commission and General Furnish
5''g Store, No. l Pearl Street.
NKTHERE NAV he iouad large assortment Of new
" aud second md Furniture, Crockery, Glass and
Britanaia Wares Knives Forks, and Plated Ware;
Clocks. Lanterns, and Wuoded Ware; Carpls and
NarpHine, Rugs; Mats, Feathers and Feather beds;
Hnsk. Hair aud Palucal Mattress es Window Shades
and hXlnfesi Stoves, and almost every thing in The
House Furnishing line, all OF which will be sold at pti-
vate sale for Cash NJ HE very lowest mark possible.
Please call ana examine before purchasing elsewhere
N. D. Those bre tkng up Housekeeping and others
having Prnpery dispose Of and Do let wish 10 send
II 10 nu Auction Rouu to have thrown away will
please are their names and numbe at NY Stre, and
wal call and examine, aud buy their Property at short
notice. !, HOOD.
Auctoneer and Commission Merchant,
Worcester Sept 81. 1853. df No | Pearl ST.
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T 0 M N ID
WANTS.
An American Cook
AN E D

A YOUNG MAN TO tend in Refreshment Room
N Also an American Girl to do Pastry Cooking
Good Reference required. Enquire of
G. W. Angler,
s22 diff b. d w. Il R. Depot
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GROCERIES, Ct.
Sail.

100 SMALL Rags Fine Salt, for sale ut the low
iOO price o lS cents pei bag, by
A. HAWKINS, JR
SO diff successor 10 J. T. Gregory,