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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-01

HOLIDAY YREsINTs.-LApIEs ASp 0snILknEx lily
fully Invited oa ~ 81 Canal stree. aed nssu
tfuL and usefal srtoIes which will 20
md much than 1T other ss ablishmsne TEE
Eoods having bought prtcss for sash sss
Be- small sdvAnos which VIII BE- fonnd
collars cuffs ale rhenisrtt-s ladies' ares esps beau
dresses &e with great variety of ladies' sad ohiarsns
read y made clothing
NJ UsICAL INSTRUMENTS. YOR PRBsEhrs-rH1
ll call attention his large ssooEs
suitable for holiday consstnE OF mar' boxes
rosewood and plain With tsuboorfne piano tcrs
cymbA Attachments gats-s IN style or nniseS
elegant nutnse paror vohn du+es
dAgeoietA drums, so. SC.
EDwANp aAArk. No. 81 FULTON street.
NEW YEARS: rABLEs-pyRAAIDs. Bss3sTs,
IN vases. &c, 6ed wish notices. richly erRAmonted
cakes small fancy cakes nouls Of Jelly charlotte
Ice and fruit ioes bored tursy chickens salads,
TTDMPs1s son. $50 Broad way.
u ICH. ORNAMENTAL BkoNZEs GAS fIxrUREB.
~ etc-The subscriber occasion tcs holidays "
call public attention 70 his extensive sock Of French I'M
ported fixtures artistic and plain: mechanical aarcel,
and moderator lAmps OF ssperi make al .srrantsdi
French CLOCKS osndeisbra brackets die sticks ana
Pais bronss biscuit nsures and China asa Be-
IL. OARDoNvILL8 as Broadway
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAT.
SPECIAL NOTICES.

o. OF o. F.-CITY LODGE NO. l5l.-THE BRETH
of this lodge and tho order in general
fully AstiRed to meet in their 68 Broadway
Sunday morning at O'Clock pay the laat tribute OF
spect to cur deceased brother, AND row littall;
T. v. QENDAR, ", G.
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57OPARTNEKs HIP kOrICE-A LIMITED COPART.
y nerhip has been formed TO che hfst title 81
the fourth the Of che Revised StAsuoo
Of the State Of New York usd the name style aaa arm
Of Croker for this bu ing and selling and dealing
ombs sooos In the city of New York. rhAS
John Raynod who resides in tue city Of Mooie and state
ar Joseph storr both q VII resie Ia he city Of New
York The pesersl That the said Jof kay-
nolda has tfibutd the Of fifteen thousand dollars
in cash to the stock pts Of Said rns
ship and that SAID tae nrst
day Of January ono thoussn eight hundred and ty
TO inmate the thousanAI
eitht bundled and fifty SIX Dated NOV York. Assa0asy
3, lSS2 JOHN k,YN. Ids.
WIN A CROKER
j.. w. STORR.
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NO: ~ MAIDEN LANE. NEW YORK, DEC. 81, 1881
~ The partnership heieteore existing under tho name
Of Mark Levy Brethers 10 this day dissolved ~ red
trement Of Nj henry Levy Zach tho undersigned viii
the name Of tho krm In liqui iation.
MARK LEVY,
HENRY LEVY, London, England,
l. =. LEVY.
New York Jan. 1S53-Th, unds rsisned havs this dAy
formed partnership for the portstion Of
fancy goods era i,sion business under
name and style Of Mark Levy Brother. Mark LEVY,
L.. LRVY.
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WAETED-A SLANT PARTNER WITH A CAPIrl
w of eight or nine Thousand dollars. ia bass
lshed about ten years. which has heretofore will Cd
Time TO net thirty TO thirty Ave per cont. The
exceptionable business references be fiven
shove Three four thous. nd dollars bs paii own
the balance in good negotiable paper at two, four sad
months, If required The business is partacrsI
and tho interest Of only PARTNER to be disposed
B.-No noun braDneB Comx unioai ions contien n
Address, with real name box No. I'll Broadway Post OIL
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MisCET.LA NEspUS

NEW YEARS CALLS.
IN 10 y6nr dwelling plagued with rats
That defy your lazy cstsi
In your walls do insects breed,
Ofnew broods the fruitful sesdf
Now tie time 70 make call
On the man who kills them all.
Visits now are all the go-
,ro.. ~ a. Lyons great I, pot.
LYNN fepot for The magnetic powder ans niila Sov
Ing insects and yernp NTH ~ dsnsay - familias
brsAdway.
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the bonds Of tho Plattssurs and Montreal Railroad
Company will DO psid aud after January At the office
Of kETCHUM ROGERS L. BENNETT,
ID. William
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unite With the Georges Greek Railroad for the purpose
of working the fourteen feet vein Pleasant Hill at
Western Port, the exclusive property Of the Phoenix
Company This will require greater a,ities for getting
the coal to market and application has therefore
made to the President Of the Baltimore and Ohio Rail
road Company for hundred cars per day to com.
meEoe about the first day Of April next We have
great confidence In the Of this company and
have no doubt all their antcipations and estimates viii
be fully realized The letter Of the President Is straight
to the point. 1t Is plain unyarnished statement OF
facts and Is therefore entitled to much confederation
The Railroad Journal gives the following reasons why
the Albany and susquehanna Railroad should DO DON.
stIucted as speedily possible
1t will connect Albany with the New York and Erie
Railroad at Bnghamton Its length Is about 40 miles
1t will open and most expeditions outlet from the
great West 1t will run through rich, highly culsiva.
ted and denssy populated country Locally 1t must be
used by population Of 2CO 0O0 about GO thriving town,
and villages and Is 600 farmers About 800 miles OF pro-
aucVe valleys drain into the Line Of the road Thsre
cnn 10 no parallel roads but It will receive the business
oi se'era branches to add to Its resources Passengers
can be psssed over the road in four hours The fsabt
ON The lines and coming to IL from either termination
will De immense 1t will be of tho best paying roa a,
In the nation and It's stock have q ysue Of cnps,.rt
upward tendency. The road will greatly add to the in
come OF the Western Bostop we'll "a the New york
end Albany ana Harlem and Hudson River road ntsrast
Albany Boston, and New York will derive great ,ro6t
iom tbis new outlet from the great West their
interests Ths is Of the enterprises which has bsen
too long delayed. Il will attract business from vas,
district In and out Of the State Of New York Tbs benefit
to the country through which 1t Is pass will be great
it will at once add rs FER cent to the value Of the wide
district on the whole line. Tho Now York and Erie will
receive from It, and give to It, amount Of business that
neither road can estimate 1t will open the vast epo
sits OF coal In Pennsylvania to the State Of New York M
well as connect that State with New York BY trade and
interchange OF eommoditiesto the advantage Of both
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NEW YORK AND ERIE RAILSoAD COMPANY.
IN Dividend Notes.-The directors OF ths New York ana
Erie Railroad Company have declared dividend Of
four cont the stook for the six end
ing December 81 payable the 18th day Of January
The transfer books will be closed 3st instant and
remain closed till the 10th day Of January 1874 By order
NATHANIEL MARSH, Secretary.
AaxuX ark nnnan ,hnrO
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u II. LUDLOW. AUCTION EER-LO7 ON THE EAST
Ls erly Broadway and Futop street. known
32 57osdway to DO leased by suction The subscriber will
lease ST public auction, BY Ludlow uetioneer At Tho
MerchanS Exchange Wednesday tho 18th day Of Janu
sy ne1t At noon for tho term OF twenty years from
Ahe day Of May the lot she eastey
broadway and Fulton street, being nty nino fees
broadway twenty .ina ieet in the seventy feet
Two inches Fulton street, and
inches on ncrtherly side Pcsse n Nay
next. Terms At sale NICHOLAS DEAN, Receiver.
CHARLES w. SANFORD. Solicitor.
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Worcester & Nashua Railroad Company.
NsENInErnrn Mn

A sEMI-ANNUAL Dividend Of two dollars and
n Twenty-Five cents per share or the Preferred
stock in this Company has been declared, payable at
the Office of the Treasurer in Worcester III first
day OF July next, to holders Of Stock the 25h inst
on surrender of every five Shares and payment of one
hundred dollars, and interest from the first
day Of December last, will receive Certificate for six
Shares Preferred stock, entitled TO he July Dividend,
in such surrender and pay ment made on be-
lore the 18th inst Per ORDER
It. w. HAMMOND, Treasurer.
Worcester. Inne 1Afh 1853 dIIvl
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Wanted ImmediatelY.

I N Shoe Store Enquire at the Spy Office.
L ie24 dti
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Twenty Gross /
Savings Bank.

IUVIIIkb bdNk,
OFFICE IN CENTRAL EXCHANGE.
YTNHE Worcester Mechanlcs' Savings Bank Is open
daily for The receipt Of Deposits from all classes.
Worcester. Oct. /, 1859. octid&wist
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Tn Mastar Pnildars.

PROPOSALS will be received at the Office of the
Worcester & Nashua Railroad Co, until the LIST of
J1lyor furnishing materials and constructing Freight
House, at Lincoln Square, Worcester of the following
dminsions, viz $50 feet long, and IS feet wide, with
10 feet posts. Said Building To have tive sliding DOORS
feet inches width, and feet height, do feet
width, feet height anu do IA feet in height, III
feet width. 10 Windows Of "a lights, II in. and
do. of ID lights, 7 in. The flooring will consist OF d
Platform % feet wide, lao feet long 81 feet high,
strongly framed and covered with in. thick Chestnut
or Spruce Plank five spaces of IS feet length and 81
feet width, under each oi the sliding DOORS tho side
OF the building, are to be sheahed with in Oak,
q in. Chestnut Plank The kind and quality of ma.
teais, and the sty lie and quality of workmanship be
the same those of The present Freight II ouse at Lin
coin Square.
For further particulars apply to
j. w. S'TOWELI,
Supt. w. u Nashua r. r.
Worcester June %, 1863. dtJyI
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T76

Patriotism Ponder and Pop GuaS---Th
Union Safe I!
INSPIRED with Patriotic desire to cooperate, as
far as possible in my humble sphere with those
6 Eminent Personages" who have sacrificed them
selves upon the alter of Our Glorious Union have
been led to ask. and the City Fathers graciously to
grant, license to stll FIRE WORKS those appro-
pirate emblens Of modern PatriCtsm without which
our National Anniversary could hardly be observed in
fitting manner
FIRE CRACKERS, and other small Fire Works,
A. HUNTINGTON,
je20 d2w No. Stones Block.
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Uhildren's Toys OF al KINDS,
TINIIE subscriber has replenshed his stock Of Child.
ren's Toys and has now on hand the greatest vare-
" ever offered In this city. =. MERRILL,
iei5 dnwtf 22l Main II.
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FOR, SAFE

Ia large and convenient NEW HOUSE, on
GnI Newbury ST., at the head Of Austin St. The
House is built double for two Tenements of 3
Rooms each. There is every convenience and well
OF pure soft water. Will be sold low. large portion
of the purchase money may remain if desired
ieI
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A MAN of general business experience, no is &
IA good Accountant, desires a situation, either
Book-keeper in mercantile or manufacturing estab
lishment Clerk in Insurance Railroad Office
or Agent at Railroad station; any similar business,
which will command fair compensation. Satisfactory
references will be given, line addressed to r. w p
Worcester Post Office, wi II receive prompt attention
90
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Send in vour Orders of Onr

ISAAC II. UPTON, Agent for one of the best Man
l. nfactories of FIRE WORKS in the World, has
in storehouse, $50 Boxes of the best No. Fire Crack
ers, put up 40 Packages in Box, and win be sold by
the Box at 50 Co., with liberal discount TO Merchants
and Express Rockets Of all Sizes Roman Candles
Beneoa Lights, with every desirable kind of Fire
Works, will be furnished at the lowest prices
o. Competent men furnished to take charge OF dis
play in any Town or neighborhood if desired.
jt27 DIFF ISAAC Fl. UPTON.
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SIS Onlv for a Beautiful Homestead,

4 the village of Rose vale delightful and healthy
N location Eighty Farms, worth over S Is, goo and
2090 Building Lots, to be distributed among 600 subscIi
bers, the 30th of June, 1858. large number of
these already engaged Many ofthe lots near there
have been sold for from 200 500 per cent advance
over the price for which these lois Sold shows
ing that the purchase will be good investment.
Real Estate ON all paris of Long Island is rapidly ad
vancng in price, aud is constantly being purchased for
Farming AID gardening purposes and permanent invest
ments. Within few days past. MIR Lott Nyckolf sold
a acres of land at East New York, L. L. for $40 000,
aud $780, has been offered for u acres and refused by
the owner IN the town of Newton, l.. J. Farms have
recently been sold for from $500 to 6 500 per acre ac
cordmg TO location, and the land which am offer
ing for SALE must from its location and capahiiity of
producing all kinds of grain fruit and garden vegetables
for the New York market, increase from five to ten
times its present cost.
Each subscriber is emitted 10 four building lois 25 by
100 feet. lying together, farm Of from to 20
The shares s Is, payable in monthly mstaments of
S. each. If desired, warTantee deedfwill be made
out Immediately after the Distribution and delivered di
rectly after paying the balance
The village of Rose Vale where these lots located
is only short distance south of the celebrated Lake
Ronkonkoma, the beauty and romantic appearance Of
which praised by all who visit it. Here may al
ready be best evidence that can he desired that
Rose Vale, Lakeland and Hermanville will shortly be-
come choice places on Long Island, long known the
"Garden Spot" of America. From the publ shed stat
stica accounts Of the late taken by the United
States, il is shown that Long isla,d the healthy
location within lis borders fewer deaths according to
its population, than in any other place.
The farms from which am selling at from $40
to $50 per acre, of The general character
soil with those now under cultivation which cannot be
purchased for 500 per acre. and land the north and
south Of this, with no better soil naturally, sells from
$500 to $50 per acre
~ APPLY 70 CHARLES WOOD, 2o8 Broadway, cor.
of Fulton street, n. Y, or 5. NJ. PETTENGlLI & co.
10 State ST., Boston, who will receive emtta and
forward receipts therefor by return mail They will
also gratuously furnish maps aud pamphlets of he
property, and cheeriuy give such other information
may he desired.
References 10 Hon. Renty Meiss Of the American In
sttule Dr. b. F. Peek NO. 800 state street, and Alden
j. spooner, No. Front street, Brooklyn; Gartt Ii.
Striker, JT., No rs Broadway
Agents in Boston, ). n. PETTINGIIL & CO., 10
State street. dsodaWtf ie24
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Carriageg for Sale,

1@ w. WHITING is now finishing and has
S5t 3 for sale Carryalls, Jenny Lind Top and open
--4~z Buggies, and Carriages of other descriptions
Also, second hand Carryall, Rockaway, 2 Chaises
All will be sold cheap for cash.
Worcester, June 49, 1853 iel4 d3m
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TREMENDOUS FIRE

India Crackers, bought Of A. G. Kendall.
TTAVING been Lcenced, by the authorities 10 sci!
/ 4 Fire Works, would respectfully inform the in
habtants Of Worcester and adjoining towns that am
notice and the Uery loWest prices
India Crackers, No 1, Rockets, Sgpaats Biueligds,
Wheels, Roman Candies, Scrolls, &c, &C.
Please call and see if the Prices will SUIT
A. G. kendall, No Front st.
az Orders directed 10 Brooks q Stearns will be
promptly attended to, No. Front st. damtf jel6
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House for Sale

%wA In TATNIC, Cottage House, with an Acre
En,EA Of Land, well stocked with young Fruit Trees
~ in a thriving condition. Inquire of G II BRAcK-
EFT, at Rufus Wesson's Shoe shop, Mechanic St.
ie2S d2W&
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Carriage and Door Mats.
IT, received, large lot Of those nice Carriage and
Door Mats, which we selling al very low prices,
ocg dawtf TABER & CuoLLAR.
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Adams q Clafiin. Artists.

MO. 1873 Main Street, directly opposite the American
IN House, Worcester, Mass, having fine SKY Light
for Adults have recently addded to our Establish
ment an adjoining Room, with spacious Side Light,
expressly for DaguerreotS ping Children by the use of
which Pictures are made almost instantaneousy.-
Those who have failed at other Rooms, are invited to
give cal.
~ Hours for small Children, from 10 am, to pm.
may2 dawu
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Bow Wanted.

N the Store Of the subscribers. Apply Immediately.
4 CLARK & SANFORD,
Jel4 DIFF No, Flagg's Block.
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WANTS.
Boarders Wanted
WANTED.

A FEW more Gentlemen can be accommodated viii
n board at No. Wellington st. dots je26
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CITY HATT waRKET.

.~.xA- CITY HALL MARKET.
CtPECIAL NOTICE. The subscriber would respect
- fully give notice to his cust9mers and the public,
that and after July l. 1858 he is going to change his
manner of doing business, from Credit TO strictly
Cash Business and the prices for MEATS viii accord
ngy be low and If possible shade lower, than
any Protective Union Market in the city There will
be kept constantly on hand, first rate assortment Of
Meats and Veg bles,
In the EVENING, as well AZ in the daytime, team
will be kept deliver all articles bought at This market
from in the morning, till o'clock at night, and ali
orders promptly attended to. Thankful, for past favors
a continuance of the same is respectfully solicited
u Plehse give ne call and will sell you meat
that ir will be an object for you to pay the Cash
T. GATES,
je2s d6t City Hall Market
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Fire Crackers.

H00 BOXES Of recent importation, and war
OOO ranted SUP eror article, for sale at
WHEELOCK'S
CIGAR Store,
jelS dtJy5 1854 MAN st.
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iINGHAMs, PRINTS, SC, equally low.
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Ohio Circumstances.

y TONS Superior Ohio Gindstones for sale very
- low. Also, IS Boxes Qunehaug Scythe Stones
S. w. SELBY d CO.. 6s Main st
Worcester, June Is, 1853. diff
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A SMART youfg Lad, from IS 10 IS ears Of age Of
N steady habits, and good moral character, for a
Fancy Dry Goods Business in this city. One who has
been IN unes before aud whose parens reside in this
City, will be preferred. Inquire at this Office.
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Worcester, June %, 1853. = '''
Messenger,s NotIce.

Worcester, S. June 25, 1858.
ZION. HENRY CHAPLIN, Commissioner Of Insol-
Ii vency, for the County Of Worcester, has this
day issued Warrant against the Estate OF ZEBEDEE
MAPLE, of Worcester, in said County, Mouder, az
msolvent debtor; and the payment of any debts,
the delivery of any property belonging said nsovent
debtor to him, for his use and The transfer of any
property by nm, are forbidden by law.
The first meeting of The creditors of said insolvent
debtor, viii be held at Court of Insolvency. at the
office of said Commissioner Worcester in sed Conn
ty, on the 22d day of July next, at 8 O'Clock in
the forenoon for the proof of deh and choose an
assignee, or assignees, of his Estate
j. DAY, Deputy Sheriff,
je2I d3twlt Messenger.
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Roam Wanted.

a LARGE ROOM, well lighted, is wanted for
IN good Customer, on lease OF 2, 4, or years.
Also, convenient House, for small family. Apply
at the House Agency, No. 1913 Main ST. up stairs Room
/. DIFF ie22
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re PLUS ULTRA.
LABELS
CLIMAX HAIR TONIC!

oeGatJytlg tie
I'll U EH "a N rs AEEg!
TENHE CLMAx HAIR Tonic includes in its composition
L many of the most potent known remedies It's com
bned with the most elaborate care, and it'll strict
regard proportion that due effect is given to each in
gredient and the result is combination, elegant re-
cherche, and unsurpassed in point of efficacy by any
other before the public.
Just so long vitality exists in the Hair, the a7pli
cation OF the Climax Hair Tonic cannot fail to be bene
fetal. Its nvigorating influence will make Itself per-
ceptble Its action, by removing dandruf and other
obstacles from the scan, destroys their whitening eff
ets and leaves the way coar for nature to do her part
As compound for dressing the Hair, Importing 10 it
soitness, gossness and richness and also rendering
the stiiest and dTiest Hair, susceptible of the
tasteful arrangement, the Climax Hair Tonic will be
found invaluable. Nervous headaches are frequently
removed by vigorous application of the Climax II
Tonic with stiff brushing
Possessing delicate color not liable to soil anything
with which il comes in contact-of pleasant and de-
cided yet not too prominent od0r, the Climax Hair
Tonic, is what the proprietor has aimed to make it-a
compound at elegant and effective and of unusual
intrinsic worth
n 1t is put up and sold at the low price of 25 cents
or Six Bottles for 1926. Prepared only by
LEWIS T. LAZELL, Druggist.
No. pol Man Street, Worcester Mass, and sold
by Traders generally
ap4 dawtf
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Board Wanted.
To Business Men.

EOR Gentleman, and daughter s yea of age
4 Apply at the noafding Agency, No 233 Main st.
up stairs, Room /. diff ie22
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Providence & Worcester J
DIVIDEND.

A DIVIDEND of three per cent three dollars on
I each share,) hrs been declared, payable on the
first day Of jury nert the Treasurer rs Office, to
those holding stock, recorded in the books OF the
Corporation on the 2Ist instant
JOHN R. BALCH, Treasurer.
Providence Jnne IS, 1853. dtJy9
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FIREWORKS.

500 BOXES INDIA CRACKERS
Ready, Aim, Fire
FTNHE subscriber having agang been Licensed this the
Il second year, TO sell Fire Crackers, takes this op
pOrunity to inform his country customers, all the
world and the rest of mankind that he will be ready on
the 18th inst, to ill large and small orders at as low
prices as can be purchased in the State and al Cracks
will be of the No. | brand and gold labels. My ar
Engagements such, with the Importers, that cannot
be undersOh ORDERS twenty boxes, will be hled
at very low prices. And send in your orders
Information prices Of other kinds OF Fire Works
freely given.
Now is he Winter Of our discontent;
Made glorious Summer, By this lisence lent,
And all the clouds that lowered upon our heart,
Are gone, deep buried in the Chinese Art
J. NJ. CURTIS,
No u Front St, next door tn Horticultural Hall, and
onposite civ u H. dtJy5 gee
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AUCTIONS.
Grags at Auction.

Grass at Auction.
z z TONS Standing, delivered if applied for im-
/ ~ medjafels VIM. Fl. HARRIS,
'ie25 dlwz Worcester Rank Block.
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LG61.
4 IN SUNDAY, the 10 inst between No. 90 Austin
" ST., and SHemst. Church, a Spanged Saudalwood
FAN Whoever viii Ieturn said Fan to this Office or
G. p. BRYANT'S Store, Main ST., shall be suitably re-
warded. je24 dlw* DANIEL r. PRATT.