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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-09-29
TREAsuRER's 0 FIcE, City of Worcester,
September 9th, 1853.
TO THE TAX PAYERS!

7 'HERE are yet remaining in my hands a few Tax
bills, uip nd
They Can be settled Without Cost if called for on or
before FRIDAY. the Roth inst
GEORGE w. WHEELER,
dtwtSO CITY Treas. and Collector.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-09-29
Extraordinary & PeremptOry Sale,
=. W. @NElEgY q eO.

=. ~. SEg1EBY 81 go.
4 I their Sales Rooms, GA SATURDAY EVENING,
N Oct. LIST, at O'clock.
Fine Steel National FDgravings
Consisting of splendid view of Ashmnd, the Home.
stead Of Henry Clay, and Portrait OF HENRY
CLAY, while speaking on the Compromise. together
with one just issued and never before offered 10 the
pubic, representing CLARK Mills Equestrian Statue of
GEN. ANDREW JACKSON,
Erected oppos ito the Presidents Mansion Washington
c., and cast entirely IRON Cannon captured AT New
Orleans. Testimonials from Hon. Mdlard Fillmore
Hon Edward Everett, Thomas II. Ca Esq. Arthur
stansbmy, Esq and from the Press generally accom-.
pny these Engravings, endorsing their execution and
iahsuuess.
. TIE Publishers of these splendid works of American
fine art propose to issue series OF National En2rav-
ings embracing various National subjects 10 he exc
cuted by the best artists the eounr and to hold pub
lie SAFES upon the issue of every new plate in all the
principal Cities Of The Union, which series this sale
Will farm the first Il is hoped this rev and sii tied
enterprise, will be met by caresI9mling degree of
liberality on the pari ot the pulifcr
large attendauca is reQGestLd Ypunr Men wish
Ing TO canvass for these Engiuengs tlAhe eonrty will
hDd this rare opportunity TO supply themselves.
Worcester. SEPT rs. 1873 e dis
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-09-29

Worthy of NOttce.-Dr. Morse's Invigorating
Cordial, the only and safe remedy yet discovered
for general debility rn GUS for socic
ty, business, or matrimony. Affections of the head,
back limbs, and nerves, speedily removed, with d
Eecons and important advice to the married or single
See Advertisements iel4 dM&Thawly
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-09-29
B0OKS-BO0Ks- BOOKS!
John Keith & Co, S Bulletin Of New Books

No. 239 Main Street.
VISIT TO Europe, bv b. Silliman.
The Mud Cabin, by Isham
Rhetoric of Conversation. Hervey.
Solomon Northup, twelve years a slave
Venice, The CRY of the Sea- by Flagg.
The Bride OF Omberg, by E. Caflen.
The WORKS of Calhoun, vol. Q
Moore's Life OF Sheridan 2 vols.
The Mysterious Parchment or Satanic License, by
Rev j. Wakeman.
The Andoyer Fuss, or DR.. Woods, vtrsus DR.. Dana.
Story of an Apple. =
The Fawn Of the Pale Faces, by J, p Brace.
The Exiles. by Tav
Story of Mont Blanc, by Albert Smith.
Lorenzo Benoni
Autobiography Sketches. by DeQuincey.
Tanglewood Tales, by Nathaniel Hawthorne.
SIX Months in Italy, BY G. S. Hilard vols.
The Humorous Speaker
History and Ru3iments of Architecture.
Campaign Of Wateiloo, by Jomin
Salad for the Solitary.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-09-29
Three Girls Wanted.
a pnu Wanted

To work in small families Tor their board, and go to
School. Apply as above
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-09-29
House and Lot at auction!

49, S. w sELBY s. co will sell on the premises,
f9naA OH THURSDAY Oct. 6, a. 10 o'clock, the
sG% House and Lot,
at the corner OF Westminster Mt Vernon streets,
commanding one o. the best views in the city. he
House is new and built in The most thorough and
venient manner.
~ Terms liberal and made known The rme and
place of sale.
For further particulars, inquire If
;. " sELBY d CO. Auel'rs.
Worcester. Sent % lai3 DIS
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-09-29
Blackstone Bank.

THE Stockholders OF the Blackstone Bank, Uxbridge
L are notified TO meet at the Ha over said Bank, on
MONDAY, The third day Of October next at O'Clock
p M for the choice of Directors for the ensuing ear
aud the transaction Of any other business that may
gally come before them.
Z w. HAYWARD, Cashier
UxhIidge, Sept. 7. 1853. dawtO3 sI9
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-09-29
New Mich Cows at Auction !!

5, w SELBY & co.
NTGLL sell on GEORGE no YVES Farm in Wor
w ceste', on Wond1y. Oct, I'd, at 10 O'Clock,
ELEVEN COWS, mostly neoo Mich.
The above is probably the best lo of Cows in this
County, having been selected with great care, and
sold in consequence of The owner dscon linuing the
Milk business.
Also, full blood DURHAM BULL years old l
Milk Wagon and Box.
u Terms Liberal. For further particulars inquire
of $. " SELBY L CO, Aucprs.
Worcester Sept 90, 1853. dts
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-09-29
NOTICE.

THE Taxes of the Ri Parish in Worcester, have this
l. day been placed in my hands for Collection A
discount of per CT. will be made all Taxes paid be-
tween this and the 2ls OF October next.
WILLIAM BARKER,
T. and Collector.
worcester, Sept 90 1858 s2l d2wis
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-09-29
Mexsenger,s Notice.

4HVNHOHNOI . INUtIOV.
Worcester, SIS. September 28... 1853.
CHARLES II. B. SNOW, Esq, Commissioner OF In
\ solvency, in and for the County OF Worcester has
this day issued against the Estate of CHARLES
Ii. PARKER of Westborough,n said County BOOtmaker,
an Insovent Debtor and the payment Of any debts,
and the delivery of any property belonging to the sad
nsolvent debtor, to him. for his nse aud the
fer of any property by him, forbidden by law
The first meeting ofthe creditors of the said nso,vent
debtor will be held at Court of Insolvency, the Of
fee of the said Commissioner In Fohburg in said Coun
~, on the eleventh day of October next, at Ten
O'Clock in the forenoon, for the proof Of debts AMI
the choice Of an assignee, assignees
d, +. MoULToN, Dep. Sheriff,
500 d2t wilt Messenger.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-09-29
BOYS Wanted.

D OR BOYS as apprentices to the Dry Goods bust
4 ness. Personal application the store will be re-
quhed CHAMBERLAIN, BARNARD a. co.
IS hawtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-09-29
y. ". STURTEVANT.
lstom Ready-Made Clothing "
zIORTLMORE's
Rheumatic Ccn1nound.

@ASSAN Is %ASG q G4N' "a " A&A NSSAG1%A'
TENHIS truly celebrated remedial preparation, efica
4 cous alike Tor each aud every description Of Rheu
matte Complaints, IS already too well known and es-
teeme throughout the United States, 10 require any
lengthy notice of its paramount virtues. 1T ERADI
GATES this heretofore ncurabe and distressing dis
from the system, and nnrivals in the Phar-
macy OF Medicine.
We do not propose to make unqualified statements,
or to force nosrun before the public but simply to
request those mos Interested,
SUFFERERS THE.MSEL YES,
to procure from the Apent in their vicinity a circular
and not only read the testimony of those who have ex
perieneed its Invaluable curative powers butte write to
or call upon, the convalescents that he statements
may emansie from the FOUNTAIN HEADS course
which will satisfy the most mcredulous, and one by
sustained. Write also the proprietors, who will ac
cord every information and furnish names of undoubed
character from every section of the Union, Numbering
among them of the most eminent Physicians,
Cergymen, Editors, and prominent citizens rendering
the reliability and efficacy of the remedy beyond the
reach Of doubt or distrust.
MORTTlNORE'S
RHEUM ATTIC COMPOUND,
Is Vegetable Extract Internal Remedy, prepared
expressly for this One Disease and this it will in
every form, either inGammatory (Acne) or Chronic no
matter OF how long standing.
Sold by C. 3. d A. j. Howe, NJ. B. Green, D. Scott
u T. Lazel, Worcester; b. X. Bliss and Haven,
Springfield.
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Also. ReadY.Mada Clothine.

81 every drsc iPon,
rs usual consisting Of Over Coats Frock, Dress and
snck Cods. Pants and Vests and every variety of
FURNISHING Goo s.
Remeu,br the ph,ce, III Main ST.. Piper Block, Wor-
cestfr, Mass, sgu OF the Full Dressed Man
wit
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-09-29
Shoemskers Wanted
Men Out of EmploYment

(tAN receive inf rmation that will enable them to
" engage in an honorable Employment, afforling them
from rs to 100 dollars per month"; by enclosing one dol
lar IN letter, containing the applicants address, direct
ing, post paid TO Worcester Post Office, Boz 49,
scr d3t&wltt I'o
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WANTED

- ''9 a Good Biacksmiths can find constant enplov
- ment, by applying OSGOUU BKADLEI's
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-09-29
WANTED

'F'HkEE or four Blacksmths, accustomed to the use
A Of Irip-hammels; Also, two good Chsel grinders
WHITMAN Co, West Fichbufg
mon24 istf
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Wanted Immediately.

DY The subscribers, at their Steam shop, four good
ID Joumeymdn Machnists on iron work, and Four
good woUd workmen, to whom steady employ ment can
be given j. l.. Il A. w. STEVENS.
East Brookftld Sept g. 1853 diff
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-09-29
WANTED.

A SITUATION in a Mercantile, or Manufacturing
IA Business, by an active business man, no will in
vesi two or three Thousad Dollars. Address h. s.
through the Post Office. dnwtf an
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-09-29
DRY GOODS. &c:
Raw Silk PIaids.
ThLbeas and Cashmere

GONE very beautiful styles of Raw silk PIaids, jus
~ received by the subscriber. GEO. p. BRYANT.
s2l Gi2tis
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-08
sIyANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
MONEY MARKET.

SATURDAY, May To VI
The stock sosrd sas again quite dun this morning,
eSd cossq the prcss tor certain descriptions
fell of sith snenr tfe efforts Of those interested to
keep them up he srst board Cumberland Coal Com
psny went dem ph@nls Mining Eris Railroad,
Morris cere sd Florence snd Keyport 4 Canton
Company, u Bttle,, Alilr9ad aod Nicaragua Transit
u There wsas IL ssria4 Hta gt - rally at the second
BOARD ana horr-s C4noi aaa Canton improved y Mica
pgus, y eonAsrIeua Coat =. fhonis MIXING, Il
Dre RHii'so y and Hudson stser y Florence and
keyput q. oplac or another
The abundance 80 c1-'pnaa o. oney s beginn to
t~ke iteb ie noa only he stock bot.t but through
out The dGpreut banetea of trBde generally The 10 al
exports Of syeos ior ths ee ending day amountsd TO
so3C 2af, o. ~bch mo soenf-p Humboldt which sailed
H. Hsvre yesterday took out sOo7lo AMI the Merlin
g.. st Thomas Ne s221 4ST But this sfiux Of bullion
s. om citJ ia measure ooantsrbalanced BY
be arrival q tho b.sS Eissh from Vera Cruz with
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-08
The Liquor Law In vermont-The Way 1t
WOsks.

From the Woodstock Spirit of the Age May5.l
1t appesrs TO b- the OF the ten perance fanatics
IN TO the public WI the idea that the
liquor law Is working wonders to make flourish Of
for the saots In than fths of the thus
far where complaint have been made the proceedings
have been ab0rive; almost every instance far
acquainted with the facts. the mplants have
enanated from personal narr ity and spite The
of temperance tool for hsc neyed politicians and
reformed drunksrds - With which achieve the ends
of small ambition and sveoge Degnbor hood spiteasp
the worst passions which planted in the of
the worst of
Take for instance the at South Royalton about
which considerab BILE hss beeo said The plant orgi
mated in malice. and made by wild and reckless
young man Who Is ported 20 be tree of the
trsband hued The facts in the follows Com
plant msde 10 Justice Well, by young Me h and two
and warrant Issued Sheriff Wheeler repaired to the
ssssLkctsd place and he seizure made. But instead
OF tfSSe being about GO lions, the whole invoice
amounted To gallon Of American GIN, in old dried
cask two gailous OF American brandy similarly stua
ted and about half barrel of musty vine all of which
had rensiued undsturbed ia the place il found for
wards three With The exception that the wine
placed upoo tie platform outside of the last
summer. ind cement IL to turn TO vinegar
This IL the OF the south Royaon Seizure, which
hA= convulse1 n cerian elias. il munty. When
the time for holding the appeared for
the prosecution sufficient time ia Ken to send to
neighborDg village FIR lawyer but could be pro
cured the who hired to draw up the com
plsint-and rand lew too-refusing 10 dirty his
Yards fur,bet in the matter Ia this dilemma the court
FjourDcd The justice, understand would have lady
,asstd the complaint nnn0c-d but the pains and
benait'es " hung him, ADD TO quaint old vul
prism, " be must either fish Or cut bait "
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-08

BURNING POWDER FROM PERCUSSION CAPS, AND
sooKiNe In TO Tx IN CONE OUT A singns explo
Won occurred yesterday in the lower secten of the
ouEt which the result Of ignorance An Irish
an, bsned Michael Foliage. keeper Of Old junk
sb a. the south wet OF Christian and Seventh
streets, pureDa ed days since about forty pou ads
of damsged peicuss o- cape for old copper Michael
inquired ~ the Feison no sold them - him how he
should get the "waer be told to burn out
In the simplicity Of hi be yesterday morning
heated large cot RED hot n house, and threw ia the
cps. In few moments there terrific explosion.
The rot Wa broken Ia piece sad agm. OF it
striking Michael be throsn violently TO the floor
and severely wounded 10 his face aud hands The poor
fel0s scarcsT knes shat 10 MAKE of the matter, but
thought the old hoy himself mao got in ing the caps
" ~ aH'pishng that he not killed A portion %
me- ciothng torp on and of hs stout boots
srh' hmost IN two He taken TO he Moyamensing
Rouse o. lnoef ry and his wound dressed by Dr.
Zuich, W. house srhysican. Michael will be careful
delphi0 Ne1os May
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-08

BRIGHTON CATTLE MARKET May 5-At market, IT'S beef
cattle 20 pair OF working oxen, As cows and calves
$50 sheep and 5000 swine; 600 swine and 40 beef
ca tile reported last week. Prica--Beef catteyo
advance from las week on beef cate 4 like quality
Some extraordinary cattle refe At market we noticed
81 offered by Nathaniel Lynch Esq, Of Auburn ~ Y ,
ard fed by Messrs Ipgg 4 Earl Il skanaatees NJ Y
They the best 81 cattle have noticed in tb
market lot and soi for about t07 each probably
80 per cwt. We quote extra ~ % 80; Hrst qua
lity 81 as7 T5 sc ,ond SO 20 81 IS; third IS IS rs
Working oxen-ssles, S75. $50 9l8 sil5 $40, and
1855, Cows and caJves-Saes St2 $27, $50, s37 and
Ssine-Prices have declined los TO peddle 6k o bXc
Tor sovs, 81 $40. for bsrows selected lots, 7c ;
large hogs, 5% 6k, g. and exc At retail from TO Sc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-08
81 a6l 268 o.


Total receipts at the Custom House $5s5 5o6 50
The Secretary Of the Treasury has informed the
bers Of the New York Chamber OF commerce, through
their committee that he has submitted to the President
plan for the establishment Of assay Office in this
city. The Secretary has eye upon the Bonded Ware
house, corner Of Broadway and Exchange Place,
proper location for the institution but will not def
nitey decide upon the matter till he arrives in the city,
which will be in q few days.
The Reading Railroad transported 81 e5l tons Of COAL
and the Schuyki canal o,2al tons, during the week
ending on the 5h inst On reference to the total trans
portatons up this time this year, find there has
been considerable falling off compared with those
for the same period last year.
The Worcester and Nashua Railroad reported to have
earned during last month 81 the corresponding
month Of the previous The aggregate earnings of
the last five onths commencing December 1st the
previous corresponding period amount to S., 0oo
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-08
INSURANCR.

STUYvEsANT FIRE INSURANCE CO-OrFICEs 1871
- Bowery Brooms street under the Bowery Bank
and GU Wall archaeological, S10, 0-Ths company
against by dwelling houses aud
tnre warehouses stores and merchandise factories ship 10
port 40 the favorable terms All losses Will
snmediatsly adjusted and promptly paid
FREDERICK X. LEE, President
SAMUEL WILLETS, Vice President
BHrg. J. Psrrz. Secretary.
JoBR Cox, Surveyor
n B-Apriiostions for insurance In this COMPANY may
be- len with Mann Riohardsos at ths branch s&os 20
wall street
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wATayMswsaJ.

NHATRIMONY MADE EASY, OR now 10 WIN A
lu Lovcr.-Professor Lawton, Boston Formerly OF Lon
dor will send TO address, receipt OF Dne dollar p
paid piap dreot enable ladies gentlemen Wis
the devoted ctons OF of The opposite thor
hearts desire The " ~ simple hut oartt
Whiting that all bc married troop Give e sppoar
nno' or position aud last .ush net iest u can ss AZ
sblc. Address Professor Lawton. Boston Mas No ret.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-08

We earn from the Ma,ltoro' Nd Gazette that the
tobacco plant IN that vicnity suffering very much
from the fly. 20 extensive the depreistions that
msny pIsDters viii have 10 plant sh ort crops
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-08
THE LECTURE sEAsen.

CPIRITUAL MAMIE sTATIONS.-EIGHTH WEEK
- Professor OWEN will lecture Sunday evening at the
Hall Of the Mechanics Institute Of Bowery and D
vision street Messrs Burkhsrt and other mediums will
tend through whom raj ping tpp nj and other dom
tons made before delighted audicncs Admission one
shilling. To commence at ~ o'clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-08

Y'HR FAST TROTTING HORSE WASHINGTON WILL
stand for the ensuing season, follows AT
Caleb Weeks Hotel Jamaica L. every day except Mon
days and Tuesday, whom he will stand at J. v. Petite
Terms Season &e-Terms SIS the season S25 TO insure
Season to be paid in advance Any person parting
with insured will be held accountable for the in
money, unlees be makes 1t satisfactorily appear
that the not with fos Good psstursge provided
for mares from distance The groom has authority 70
Pedigree. &c-Washington is beautiful bay yeafs
old this spring I6H hands high with black legs and
tail He has great share Of bone and Of great
muscular strength He by the trony horse Napo
Mambrino, hi. dam by Commander Young kanbfino WAS
got by Chancellor, son Of Mambrno his dam by Import
cd Messenger his dam by Duroc, the sire Of American
Eclipse. Commander got by Commander "a son of I'm
ported Messenger his dam by Light Infantry The sui
dence Of his superior rotng powers only necessary
refer To bis great natch with Jackson fall
The distance three mile heats to lbs waSou
The course was very heavy in many places ftock deep
This considered to he on rscord
speed OF his ilustrous Progsntors Csntreville l. L.
wagons. Conklin names b. h. Washington; j. Whslpley
names CHI h. Kembe jackson Time Arst heath}st mile
s second 800, third 800 Won BY washng ton il gallant
style Washington obtained the frst premium. in 1891 ~
the Suffolk Agricultural Fair held at flp the Test stud
horsrin Suffolk county Washington is half b5other 10
Black Harry Nelson's Colt and Rhode Island thfss Of the
finest roter presont the turf His stock tery pro
missing and will DO matched against Of the dame
On the 12th November 1881 M Smith Burrs Two yeas
old nliy Rose OF Wasbngton by Washington, heat Mr..
jackson Ncholls two year old colt American Els BY
Csssush Clay IN match for 5000 mile heats. in harness
JOEL C0EKLia.
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r EDUCATIONAL.

EDOCAT1ONAL
LADY, WHO IS CAPABLE OF SPEAKING FRENCH,
ton honsekeeper either single gen sashslor
Call at 20 street third floor and as for Mrs 81
GOvERNEss.-A LADY WHOSE ENGAGEMENT
~ ceases the middle of this month DESTROYS Of
family Her attain
with tho solid branches Of English education Her tes.
Bay Long Island.
MADAME CoUTAN's YOUNG LADIES BOARDING
M and day school |. removed to Fih Of
her Ht that
F sss % q sss &. ,s
art street Tho house located in the healthy
q. spared y sar1y1s exc
suon all the Pin' and 81 =, which sa,. been
ss sn ss 81 ss
branch will be ynder the charge of professor Of known
h s.sa s
vii for
t those day scholars whose places Of residence
signed, school ecer' Of tho frs. ward hereby give 70.
general No IN Ne ns1
g Green street. ana No. . Troity place
On nspSsy & '' reception o '''A
raised y. s:ds
better ada pied to The purposes of instructions.
cmhRIEs Bk IfGxsT Commissioners
MI, " HE 4nw TK srNB }Insp.c.o..
SAMUEL AULD
r. 4 EC1LiGAN
ALE1 ANDER ISAACS, Trustsee
NICHOLAS DIhOND
MICHAEL HALPlN, ]
New York, hy 2 1893.
MANTED-INA FRENCH FAMILY, IN BRooKLYs,
w from about the first OF july, governess crnpsteat
70 finish French aod Engish eduostirn good pianis,
preferred Such may find comfortable home Asd
permanent situation by addressing ~ H.. Box AS Post
Office New York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-08

Se2 1877 and the steamer southerner from Charleston
with S. ooo Before the expiration Of the coming week
"a .hal 0, obsby receive twice the amount Of pre-
cous metal exported during the last six days by arrivals
from California.
The receipts at the Office Of the Assistant Treasurer of
this port to-day amounted to s126 s4 o. and the pay
ents to 81 Oh 47-bsance In the han Is OF the Assist
ant Treasurer s7,lss, O3s SO. being an increase of
sls2 e37 rs compared with the close Of the books
yesterday week.
In order togive distant readers idea of what is
being done in this vicinity, we q table showing
the receipts and deposits at the Custom House, and the
receipts and the Assistant Treasurers Office
60 tba waek eendnC on the 9Th
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-08

A LADY, WHO is CAPABLE OF SPEAKING FRENCH
II Enpieh and German Is DESTROYS Of obtaining stua
ton ss honekeepr either t. single gentleman bashslor1
Call at 90 Wooster third floor for Mrs 81
mons, any day this week.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-08

DUBLIC NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN, THAT THE
transfer books the Company will be closed from this
date until June let, 1853 BY order Of the Board
WM II. DAVIDGE, Secretary.
Pacific Mail Steamship Company, New York, May A. 1853.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-08

HAMILTON HOUSE. FORT HAMILTON. L. l., IsNow
IL open for the ,cpton Of boardcrs, Tho steam ,oat
Eagle will leave tho pier the foot Of Murray street at
and A. NJ and at and r. M--from Fort Hamilton at
end 10 A. and ut III and P. NJ Parties who may wish
10 address the proprietor At Fort Ham
ton the ofce Of tho Astor House BTw9 furnsh-
ed cottages TO rent. HAWLkr y. CLAPP.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-08

1NROTTING.-BUNTING PARK COURSE PHILADRI-
phiAThe celebrated horses the fastest earth,
and Tacony trot the above for the Of
given purse, May 18th. Best three in har
ness James Ward enters b. 8. Mac William Woodruff
enters !. {. Tacony
May 18th purse stake for So % mile heats best three
in fve in harness. William Woodruff enters Taoony
William King enters br Black Douglass Hiram Woodruff
enters b. M Flora Temple
May 18th, purse 500 mile heats best three il Ave. to
wagons; James Ward enters b. Mao William Woodruff
enters 7. q. Tacony.
May 10Th match for 81 900 two mile heats to wagons
james Ward names g. Whalebone George Nelson
m. Soto
May 26h, purse 81 800 mile heats best three in Eve
der the saddle for the world renowned horses Mao IT,
cony James Ward names b. g. Mao William Woodruff
Mares r. Tncony.
June st match for 81 900 two miles and repeat In har
james Hammel names b. Frank Forester George
Nelson r. z. John May.
June 9Th match for O mile heats best three ave.
in harness William Woodruff e. Taoony; William
King nsr.es br. x. Goiiah.
10th match $500 mile heats repeat in
ness: James Hanmel names b. Frank Forester Sam
MoI.au ghln names b. & Flash.