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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-03
II NIcoL.y Auct0neer.
DEREMPORY SALE OF ABOUT
CHOICE AND vfsuiSfff BUILDING LOTS
FORT HAMILToN
AT AUCTION -

AT AUCTION.
ALBERT H. SfCOLAY WILL SELL -
ON TUESDAY SEPTEMBER d, AT I O'CLOCK 2. NJ ON,
THE GROUND,
$50 BEAUTIFUL COTTAGE SITS. pxllo tet-rhoss
Lots are located on elevated ground having splendid and aa
orsmc view the Atlantic Ocean New YORK bay the Mar.
ro- and Staten Island This desirable Property situated
nearer 10 the sections already sold and tbs
avenue being opened aud graded BY the present
expense will b spared ornament and beany ha
ground -
ton. and two same size ,,- n,
Steamboats, and from Fort Hamilton several times sdy
which and contemplated railroad from Brook wi"
accessible could BIO desired
1he terms liberal large share NJ tho purohs~s
uous can bond for years IN.
uuquesOnHbe Of which printed abstract VIII De et"ho"
sras o every purchaser. =, ,,,-.--..--. a..
Passse cfeis fln shed af to all wishing 20 attend inc
sas Iy the splendid Key leaving foot Of Chambefs
AZ Il o'clock NJ, O n The day Of sale. ,,..,
70 sbood n be rainy TUESDAY Sept the sale will not take
Mace TN the next fair day the hour and place
For passage tickets NC, apply TO bAHkEh anh y
T. "a fhDfRs No 3 Nassau st; n McGRAw No 40 Broadway
or ALERT n NICOLAY, Auctionesr No 20 Wslls.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-03
JoHs X. OAKLEY. Auctionoer

7 ARGE and PEREMPIORY SALE OF VALUA-
i pIF PROPERTY situated At Jamaica l. l.-OAkLEf,
WRlGHT 4 WOOD will oil At Auction, on MONDAY Sept "
1883 At O'clock NJ the Merchants Exchange io
SECTIONS Of Villa Sites each 81 feet wide aud & Of ,nsn
500 feet deep Also Plot OF Ground sonhns
AZ 49, with an NA=son Jx with Barn snd other build
ing Cottage. with Of Land th whole
belonging 10 WnanJ Cogswe sslp
ali beautifully located the Of the Village Of !amse
on shtv elevated ground and within three minute wst
the RAai Depot Academies Schools churches
etc Aces the city easy aud frequent by aud
inyesment improvement rus
property will be found upon Inspection to be fully equal TO the rep
res utaon given =.
terms OF sale per Of the purchase remain on
Tor AZ per cent
psr. and psrticuas apply 20 OAKLEY WRIGHT WoOD
No 50 Wallt and w. COGswELL No 5 fultons, OF 10
OAKLEY 4 WRIGHT No Sfj fultonst, Brooklyn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-03

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, Piano Fortes,
French Plate Glass OIL Ciohs &c THIS DAY sat
rav Al o'clock No 70 Beekmsn aaree ssso nneat OF
and Furniture Of description comprising
Dive mahogany Chars, mahosany and oes-
wood center Csd Tables Cochs BookCases Mirrors Srpe
OH Cloths Rockers mahogsny sn1 rosewood sedesd
P.uisrsa Piano Foes Kitchen Furniture: Se ESQ,
40 dozen black curled Maple Chains Office Chairs Also
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-03

UCTION Will he publicly slid TO the bighest bid
A g. M Eo:f "a ssss 1 s. C. n 10 .sy, ysss
hshss kss'a5ss f 49, F,ss % arss
rrhr Va. 70 Cssia C.ser Wares. Mas ~ SstA.a
I. L:s1E ! S {. .;s s ne g. a c9 al
r.ysls SAD srrss O. orss ysa as =, ~ - s Pom "a
:ss l'Hss' IA- sale to SATISFY the CALVIN cUTrsR
DY VIRTUE Of a CERTAIN ASSIGNMENT bearing
DAY. Js : ISIS % b IL % ne ~ 's JAY
s Asss, sSps s al. en- .ae . ss e II ne
U.s., Se Ses ne vrors ssrs,s are, e.-iSsS S-,sy
be- N L l s 1ss sSg ass .9 s ss s. N .S s Va
ekHe stesrs MieAiaes Turning LaAA Groves Scroll s.~
' rem ss :, arcAs.e property Se ssA
ca i.s % q Lssasr sec p Sc s..As Oh. rsreaas.
Horses o's' " 'e''- " R BaowS } ,..,...
Ne~.yors Aug 81. ls2 A R PACKARD, N~eos
A NJ Nrsw,s ApcOuesr
DYBANGS BROTHER n Co.-rnde Sales Rooms
Tl saSs s.ts "a S6 ssSs
At SoeS ecnnued throughout thar and the following ~sse
Atsrsr " NtcoL,y Anetioneer.
GREAT REMPr0RY SALE
VI Al AUCTION of
BEAUTIFUL suI1bkFS5 'p rSr IS .ai VILLA SITES
On tn. lin. of the Ssrla,. r.s, S;oa only Eve md
al aIS allsi TX Il NeofiT
On TUESDAY ssSsSs,r Is lsa
vv.s; Slsyys s. ~ c 10 ca pGitDISS LOTS
ISs' LS, .5s se ws s F S is cSuraa
b.,s. & properly 20, s5p' ~ any r,ss
ave view of Eshng Bay and the snTooane country s
mated Villages Of Ne~towr snd Fashne hon one uas
fcm each . aorfabs isvtag 80 As yes ., Stages % ~a-
kan. re't haif AaH drug ne dst a,
TEr FLUSHING All soso now oens eonsructep
be eOmPsedby December asx an pass. a.
rect, through beautiful Village and VIII have The Deps nes s
sr,s, ns hr,nsins Mss Flushing twenty-five
minutes Of Nework this sd trains ~ ran by ea power
r. H., uhch miles, every hour fyo~
odd a M 10 1ek NJ a. rais q e~nsfifS. a' 1890
,hn he upper part NewYok Beside the railroad ohe ,ea
ah extensive nature are Ia Prcs ioe nm
mediate vicinity docks plank roads NC NC me COM
~ s 81 WHICH ms enhance properly rom 100 10
tc re- cent the which advance ~ ~ ps'cfi-
~ and snder il one safest And probable investments
thai be made 49,.
ben opsned and graded The bt the expense OF tae
also hands tract % aetes
embracing in natural lake Of Pssk torta
US Of the village - 49,, III. .s.-A,.h
rrinted abstract will furnished purchaser
F,Se rsase ckes West flashnE with mAps and
eye prmacp can had BY all who wish 70 attend the sale OF
% The grounds prior day sale application TO the AUG
ALBERT II. NtCOTAY, No q Walist, or
BARkER s ELLIOTT, No a Nasaust,
WILLIAM ROSS Ne 10 SuHolksa - -,
sF COGSWELl. Nos SS7 AMI so Fulonst Brooklyn
=. % =. a. =, he .a,ne Ionr ana rlse tt8)
CoLroS Auctioneer .
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-03
pROPOsALs-PANAMA N. G. PROPERTY for

~ ".
SALE On the 18th Ish 18th and sh q October proIimo -
soei NJ vii b. cold public suction At the 0oys Hoa.
Gala Jo.e the City Of Psnam. .sws the hoassa
shsh hs hS,s s ss. 9 5 Sha 2 81:
irert Oh { ON nsres:t and the ethef on Tslsrst
San J.e. and. 2, 10 vas. from, ia
90 .n i iSsi d ,p sa deep sr TIE
Third Log has ront Of 4 ssf On san Jo e. and x ,sfs 90 ns
va6 Ont q IS and ~ deep Those WHO wi. @ s.s
there val. q ass IL hisht
Iss two booss. which Washington Hotel kept will
iont q and h. ,sr ta io; and .haf y.fa; Sssp
shs.s so.ss are eoasIsttsd ssssr
il iSs prssrvsioa .ud loe.isd csa,1i
T O. ai s a tho h. s~o roa u ssn s
sseh Commercials and the other the fronting s
high il hss Yard veil tossbls
o. he m Of ps The r ale q Rom. .n H. So
wbe .od be h the badns called the Trssary" vii
g: ss.s.s Of ,s.:. s K, ::
b. opened and The hshss bidder h be aade and 70 whom
~ p: ociosI he meeting ?: ,ss y.,A.sr q n ss s.s
ina. ssd.on Of the properly yin Is made 70 the highest biids
'D. 2. e. e. more s@ c.l "a Sss: Departments
s.h ens s s'sson 1,ossh.u, ne E:pssse ., .sss
one shall Tor aforementioned 1900
n .AsA s..s The property w ss @:, 4.
isd he pss q credit they nouni o over <nx
the 10 go reals each the property Of Which VIII -
morfsssed the Tfsssgry for security of psyDsnt -
Of sale Of these procsdn shall Be sabted 70 IN
RfsesI1s sppsotsn without which hsy shs be Of
he Of the sale With resssred In the 0oyernns1s
Hccse Of The
s,sd or ths four years Tor the Of . 100 res e37D
crney per sad viii expire on the Lab q January
ian The psrshsssr rcosnis the validity q The ssss an
-, .fu tuf privilege Of the right Of the Tue
hos essd he i-ssed up % lat May for the
a e rss psr s25 currency The lease has been
ewing being grcer repairs AID when completed
vi be delivered % the new parehsser
will Be cold entire Tree from al
IN fee sin subject TO the usual rsgssions Of "sosd1ss
s<fifas yosffsf'
d. f3o-ersusIt Ofcs SALVADOR CAMACHO ROiDAa
Consulate u Ssw Granada 10. ls fsxSsA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-03
y~H.s. CAREFULLY RKroRrEp FOR THE N Y IRihrSf
Narnees. NNNH'N HRrn 1875

Tn, market wihOa; change sales Of - sSs *i"'
for fes sns tendency in cur Flour market
~ demand quite active On the spot and os
eonfinets the narket losing BUOY nh VIZ.
livery ,n 70 sell Tor delvey VI the sales a.
az fvf~H n scarce and nominal 80 The sses o.
ts sss'ne sSe bb - 1ss s To- ma s II M
STATE 20 .'s -, .mmon 20 good Ohio " me s s
~ Hle s,s,s IS g. es 10 es SEPTEMBER ana "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-03
| ALBERT II. NcoLAY Auctioneer
| nEREMpTORY SAL n of SIS VERY VALUABLE


LOIS situated New BRIGHTON BY order Of o Dso'wY
,a late Shsri Of Richmond Co staten Island Auetl0nA
BTRT NIcoAY will sell Ga THURSDAY sgt e u eslass
NJ on order OF J. % Dsosway Esd i. ohsn1
oil s L. without 20 the highest bdde D.
villa situated the beautiful
Brighton In the immediate bos-
hood splendid residences Of Vanderbilt Mathew hgrEn
and John Esqs, and within hve minutes walk Of hs
Ferry -
1he Lots ere the highest ground IN Newbnsboa com
mAndng and view Of the Bay hroof and Mar
A..
o meat Gothic Cottage bat IN the most modern style with
eli hs ssa improvements being shout 81 feet front and rear By
about 80 containing IS exclusive Of laundry
bathroom and heated by hot air furnaces together
with II desirable LOts
Th beautiful propey situated about midway between the New.
Ferries and la the immediate vicinity Of
plated ferry improvements which need
The boas leave half hour from O'CLOCK A. NJ,
until NJ and the the lat boat leaves Whitehall York.
a. ia NJ which gives every facility Necessary 1lefnan 1
City NeYOrk desFo0s making besg
ful place bis private residence; - -.
1ls chance rarely BE- met with the scenery hs
property unsurpassed being perfectly surrounded by water snf
iuIobe tAke this view situated the bghest
elevation commanding without exception the
pet In the world Should Thursday Sept the sals
place until Wednesday the 4h Che hour
and place Terms easy and title perfect
For Lhhoaphc Map and fan Paeulaappy 10 the Aaeonee
No. ~ WsiLst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-03
REcAPITULArIoS.

The following table shows the principle articles emu
in thea list
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-03
Union COAL COMPANY STOCK, $40 shares for

u Sale; also 1900 "Magn STA Spa" Company, Apply 70
WIN A. BEECHER No II Hsnoverst
orFIcE b, c. and n Y X r. Co, lie Roy Ans =, iS,e
NOTICE ia hereby gwen that the An ial Esction
of Directors the Buffalo Corning and New ORR hafyaa
cmrAuy 9 be held he WEDNESDAY PIN % oY p
Of Avon Livingston County e .A. A.. 81. ..,, ,,scaAins
The transfer books viii pc cosen tut tn'J "aJ'
the ell oiicn n,vrs
Nv order Of the Directors y DAVIS ", orSte'ay.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1853-12-15

ADDIsoN's DEATH-BE BED.-The last moments
of Addison were perfectly serene. His inter-
view with his step-son is universally known
"See," he said, 8 how a Christian can die! !"
The piety of Addison was in truth, of a sin
gularly cheerful character. The feel ng which
predominates in all his devotional writings.
is gratitude. God was to him the all-wise
and all-powerful friend. who had watched
over his cradle with more than maternal ten
derness; who had listened to his cries before
themselves in prayer; who had preserved his
youth from the snares of vice who had made
his cup run over with worldly blessings who
had doubled the value of those blessings by
bestowing thankful heart to partake them !;
who had rebuked the waves of the Ligurian
gulf, had purified the autumnal air of the
Campagna, and had restrained the avalanch-
ches of Mount Gems. Of the Psalms, his IA
vOrite was that which represents the ruler of
all things under the endearing image of
shepherd, whose crook guides the flock safe
through gloomy and desolate glens, to mead
ows well watered and rich with herbage. On
that goodness. to which he ascribes all the
happiness of his life, he relied in the hour of
death with the love which casteth out fear.
He died on the 18th Of June, 1719. He had
just entered on his 48th year.-Edin6urgh
ReUie1C,
Grass Valley telegraph., 1853-12-15

The following is the shipment of treasure
per steamship Winfield Scott, Dec. 1st, via
Grass Valley telegraph., 1853-12-15

CAvED IN.-During the late rains, we un-
derstand that some of those extensive tunnels
on Grass Valley Slide caved in, doing no fur
ther damage, however, than that of stopping
mining operations for week or so, besides
that of mourning their proprietors in heavy
expense in repairing. &c.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1853-12-15
Phoenix Saloon and Restaurant,

Foot of Broad Streets Nevada City between the Post
Office and Adams 4 Co.'S. Express.
s. BEENY, Proprietor.
THIS and pleasant establishment having risen
to nOtoriety, Phoenix like is in successful op-
Grafton for the reception of guests.
The proprietor will spare pans to make this Sa-
loon the very best in the city. All the decacies of
the will be served up al hours in style to
suit the taste of the most fastidious.
Meals be had at all hours, day night. Oyster
Stews Game, and in fact every luxury served to
der short notice.
Persons wishing clean LODGINGS IAan always be ac-
commodated Also, families fyrni ID with pleasant
rooms
n. B. At the Bar can be found the best of Wines
Liquors and Cigars The public are respectfully invit
ed to give the Phoenix trial
December Is, n13 If
Grass Valley telegraph., 1853-12-15

Gs- AT a meetingI of the miners of Pike
Flat and McClintock's Ranch, held at the
Grass Valley House in the town of Grass Val
ley, pursuant to previous notice, on the eve
ming of Dec. 5, 1853, the substance of the fol-
lowing preamble and resolution was adopt
ed:
Whereas, the recent rains have made it i'm
practicable for the greater portion of those
owning claims on the Flat to proftably pros
ecute the working of the same for the pres
ent; and whereas, the rains which may be dai-
ly expected, will compel those who are still
working their ground to suspend operations
for the season-therefore be it
ResOLUed, That no claims owned within the
limits embraced from the Auburn ROD DO the
head of the Flat be considered forfeited, on
account of not being worked, until after the
first day of June, 1854
1t was moved and seconded that the ''Val-
ley of WOLF Creek" be substituted for the
name of "Pike Flat and Nee Cisntock's Ranch"
g.. D. E. OSBORN, President.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1853-12-15


vIeALs.-There. must be grand up
heaval of the elements, about these days,
down at the Bay city, Judging from the CON-
motion among the dry bones of defunct news
papers Judge Crane is fourishing his toma-
hawk around the head of ex-collector King,
showing himself to be 'good hater." Then
the spicD little "Picayune'' is in the throes of
labor, under its old editor, Russell, than
whom better hombre never welded the pen.
1t is rumOred that there is still to be anoth-
er resurrection, and that our fellow towns
man, Gen. J. WINCHESTER, has it in contem-
plation to revive the DAILY Pacific News" a
press we'll remembered as one of the best in
the early days of California. Man ROOM
gentlemen-make room"
Grass Valley telegraph., 1853-12-15
LODGE, No. %.

AA0O1N4O AODG1L NO. Ho.
FREE & ACCEPTED MASONS
"a WHEREAS, it hath pleased Almighty God
>~EAn, to remove from our earthly Lodge our es-
N teemed brother JAMES L. NIBLICK former
~ ly connected with Madisonville Lodge, No
143 of Kentucky.
therefore Resolved, that we. as Master Masons by
TINS dlspensation of Providence have to mourn
On our brothers gain) the loss of upright devoted
ana trusty companion, friend and brother
- resolved, That we comminge condON be with
me friends, home-companons and kindred of the de-
ceased AS the last tribute of earthly respect to the
grave, we resign his body to hearts give his
memory, and to his God, commend his spirit.
Resolved, That the above resolutions be published
In the Grass Valley Telegraph and that copies be for
%arded to his Lodge to his kindred and friends.
A B. DIBBIE, 4
S. NJ. PRATT
Grass Valley, December 18th, 1858. lin.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1853-12-15
Guns, Powder, &c. &c.
Ranch for Sale.

Ranch for Sale.
f7FTt THE Bennett House and Ranch situated on
,"' main road from Marysville aSd Nevada, about
.Asts1A Il miles from Marysville9 for sale on fair
terms; The improvements ar sent and valua-
bic: Ihe Ranch contains 6xty of
which is arabic, and may sltivated. A
stream OF water runs throug Sufficient for
irrigation Also good vel emises. For
Public House and farming, Tsss offers rich in
ducements.
Title indisputable Price reasonable. Terms, half
down, and balance on time.
Enquire further of
DIBBLE & CARPENTER.
Office Mill Street, Grass Valley.
December Is MS If
Grass Valley telegraph., 1853-12-15

REAL ESTATE IN San JoSE-The San Jose
Telegraph says that real estate has taken a
sudden rise in that village, owing to the fact
that stock has already been taken for rail-
road between that place and San Francisco
Grass Valley telegraph., 1853-12-15

Captain JOHN DAY, offers himself as candidate
for reelection to the office of Recorder of Mining
Claims in Grass Valley District.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1853-12-15

HORRIBLE city and country papers
abound with desperate quarrels and revolt
ing and bloody murdes. Apleasing state-of
affairs surely
Grass Valley telegraph., 1853-12-15
American Restaurant,

American Restaurant,
Broad Street, few doors above the Office of the
Young America Nevada City.
THIS famous establishment recently fitted up in a
superior style by Mrs. WELC, rented by the
undersigned fatters themselves that they can serve
their patrons with the choicest of every variety the
market affords such Oysters, Came Eggs, &c. &C.,
constantly hand ; in short every luxury to be had
in Golden State at all hours and the shortest
notice.
Liquors, Wines and Cigars of the finest quality at
the Bar.
ES- Our motto Excelsior ~
The public invited to call and judge for them
selves. ROBERTS 4 McQUADE.
Dec Is n13 IT,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-05-03
SOMETHING TO DRINK

a NeU, Delicious Temperance Beeerage
A MBROSlAL MEAD.-This excellent Compound is
n prepared from the best Spanish SarsspaFilla with
ont its dark, repulslve appearance, being beautifully
transparent and entirely free from all impurities Its
qualities, beverage; single trial will give in pre-
emnence over all other preparations, by its freedom
from all noxiaus Ingredients, agreeableness of 4vor
and its exceeding cheaPness One bottle being sufT
cent TO make thirty glasses of the beverage.
Cdution-The Projectors Of this excellent prepare
ton, having spared no expense to hiring perfection
would ion Purchasers bny none bur What has the
fac sinile of lson, Fairbank q Co On every bottle
Wilson, Fairbank, d Co IS aud 5 Hsnoyrr street,
Boston sole Manufacturers. Sold by an Druggists and
GrOcers Throughout the Country.
Or e ii. MARSH, General and Wholesale Agent
for Worcester and vicinity, who will supply the Trade
at the Manufacturers Prices. ap29 d2tawaw4m
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-05-03
FOR AUgTRAT.rA

IAaH PIONEER Line Of Monthly Packets. The
Xkhhs new and elegant Clipper Ship SEA RdNGER.
1900 burden, Just launched will sail from New
York for Port Philip and Melbourne, Australia, on
the FIRST OF JUNE.
Being the tenth ship OF the above line, and will be
ht,ed up aud provsloned in the superior manner
MS her predecessors. From her superior model the Sea
hdnger will undoubtedly make quicker passage than
any other vessel now advertised fOr Australia, ex-
opportunity than has previously been offered Passen-
gers WIZ receive free passage from Boston TO New
fOk. FOR passage which will be al lowest rates APP
pyt VIM ELLIOTT a co,
HpdO d4W n DANE street.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-05-03
M0T0R p ATHY

our Institution at Hasted Hall, Rochester N Y
~ is now in the successful treatment of Chronic
diseases, by this system of Therapeutics which is sim
pie, rational and reable based upon pathological
principles, by which the wort forms of Proiapsus
Uteri and other functional and organic de aBgen ehs
are cured without supporters any of the usual treat
ment of the day Ii controls with ease The most un-
manage able and long standing Diseases without pain or
Inconvenience. The principles Of M0tOrpaihy have
been thoroughly tested in the Of some five
Thousand cases 0flemae Diseases some of which have
been cured IA a few days, Others in few weeks
MoiorPathy gives vitality and force the functional
powers Of all the organs. 1t restores the constitution
from the abuses OF dissipation and self indulgence and
IS the only agent which will spinal difficulties pre-
vent abortion and obvlate sierty. 1t is equally eff.
Gent in the cure of incipnt consumption bronchial
Affections paraII sis, nervous derang liver com.
plant, aud all troubles arising from organic weakness
or torpid circulation, as dyspepsia scroula painful Pc
RODS, &C.
This treatment has also been succe iu in epiepsy
heart disease, and dfopsy In those Of peculiar
nervous excabillty loss OF memory, slight abera-
lions OF mind where the Eunatc Asylum is forbddng,
the success IN this institution is truly gratifying
There is an extensive Water Cure attached, with
gardens, lawns and spacious accommodations, where
kindness and pleasure among the remedial means
TO secure buoyaDoy OF spirits and cheerful enjoyment
work on Motorpathy and other partcua s. can be
had free of POSTAGE by enclosing letter stamps d.
rected 60 IT, HALSTED NJ D.
APPS d2aw3m Rochester, N. Y.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-05-03
TCEIEE.

FENlIE subscriber wild start his the first of May
l. and will call on all Of his foVmer to
lici connual Of their patronage lhiough the COM
ing season, and the public generally Prices for Ice in
quantities less than 1000 lbs 25 per 100 lbs over
300 lbs 20 cts per O0 5000 lbs. l6a cts. per 0a No
season contracts taken. .faE
Any neglect on the part Of drivers to accommodate,
shall have prompt attention by leaving word al the Of
nee, l47 Main street. Persons who have changed their
residence since last year and wishing ice, will obdge
by leaving their Names al the office
New and Second hand REFR lG ORATORS for sale
or exchange as low be found in the city.
apo DIFF b. IA HEY WOOD
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-05-03
FOR SALE Or TO RENT.
NOTICE,

TINE undersigned having soil the Tools formerly
i owned and used by TourteHott, SeaUerns, & Gil
bert for the Manufacturing Of Paper Machinery to
John L. seaverns and Joseph a. Gilbert, who have
moved them 10 BOs on w ere they will Manufacture
Paper Machinery of all kinds, their own account.)
All persons having demands against the subscriber for
labor, OF materials furnished for The build ng of PAPER
Machinery, are requested present their demands for
settlement, aad ali persons having unsettled accounts
are requested TO pay the at tue Subscribers office,
No. 80 Thomas 81. w A. WHEELER.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-05-03

IIiE subscriber having made arrangements TO occupy
Store now building i'll Worcester, would sell his
entire Stock OF foods hand and in Store in Prince
ton, near tie Methodist Church very favorable prices
Tor the purchase. The Goods Of desirable kinds
and OF good qualify, and the location OF ore is in
some respects perhaps unsurpassed. There is Tene-
ment, Taors shop, BAN room and Garden connected
with the premises, all of hch had on very l-
vOrBbe Terms.
Apply for ike Goods To l. SPRING, 2d, w ,rcester.
9 Premises 10 WI. Il. HOOPER, do.
OR LUTHER RAW FORD,
ap22 dnwf PRINCETON
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-05-03
Erash Tnns

Premium Oaleratus
III AVlNG made arrangements wi h the manufacturer
Ri WIN Hyde ESQ.,, for the sale Of his Premium Sal
er@ns In this county, prepared TO furnish tn
trade superior article in half and whole bhls at h
manufacturers prices This Saleraius, having receiv
ca the first premium at two recent State Fairs in N
T. is now offered 10 the public with the fullest conf
dence, and warranted 10 give sat sfac,ion
LEE, SPRAGUE & co.
worcester, pril 5, 1853. apr6 dawtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-05-03
For Sale or 70 Rent.

F{NHE large and well known Establishment situated
Il on Washington street, The Providence & WOr-
cester Depot, formerly owned and occupied BY Tour
tellott & Co, machiue Shop for the Manufacture
OF Paper Machinery, is sale rent upon fvorble
terms Apply TO the subscriber, No. 81 Thomas st
w. A. WHEELER.
Worcester, April 81, 1858 ap29 div