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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-16
ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY
ace THIRD AND SEVENTH PAGES
PERSON. AL.
POLITICAL.


eau General cSmmtts. held ed, a. TsTmany ms
and ss sss MIN IS b
Inst, conducted in manner prevent democracy
Of the ward from participation in the regular crgan
Rssolyss That said election having been asssnoly pro
= and hereby declared void =
Resolved That the democratic electors
sons invited Sd esstion on MenGs ss evening"
l's ns
ssh nss deIssas,s seHaoris cSnyoaon
70 meet Thursday evening" 10th ins rs
ys s% the sss e S%na S%ss Of As
Dret Conyentoa from each Council district in the ward
Resolved, That William Wainwright. L. Douglass Taylor
:an Gs i9a laa
IS yosnuRen, }soero.aries 0'''-'
+. B. CLOVER
DEGULAR DEMOCRATIC NoAlNATIoN.-rHIRD
Senatorial DistrctAt meeting Of the aeless.es T.
Dssr,et held at Thomas Danlaps Frankfort srsst on
oct @ s TO shS ' * n
appointed Chairman, and Joseph Hilton and William Miner
.Whereupon william MoMurray, the present Senator from
this distTet, was re nominated IN ~. nnanimously
the ominee arrival in tho city pre-
%s% Ei's
H Sixth Wsrs fstre naSeSs Thsopfus 0T rssR
resolution thanks to the officers Of tic Convention was
then ah tho proeoedng, were thsn directed to DO
democratic
Tho Contention then adjourned sine DIG
ys.1Pa na a,ssr' ,,seerotaries.
SEVENTEENTH WARD CITY REFoRM MEETINGS
y and nomins tonsAt adjourned meeting held at tho
and Ninth by the Seventeenth Ward Reform
@ as n u aay sope
athe termination candidates FOR tho ensuing election
srsmiqs
.ssnqIds FsrsyniasS dSJs@ss l. stewart ftssh do
'1sm lns h. gaIa Merritt
School CONFERENCE.-The. Hibbard, Jonathan H. Ran
schooi TrusteeO-wm. }. Todd, Henry A. EOgers
Tfs s ss nno soSe Lane
agg IN hs position as comptE9sr Of the city e
.sSsss and to furnish citizens with ntelisn honest;
Saf as s
che osassn Of this n9maaon Several speeches made
part a. the coming election to ensure success
THIRD SENATORIAL Overwhelmingly MEN
and three Harbor Masters TO she rescueOur candidate
Il steak O'''''' iA'' =
TWELFTH wARD..AT MEETING OF THE CHAR
sS aS 4 m9s
evening 18th inst for tho purpose nominating candidates
taR1ns na @sS naf o an
@ Ss no r qs ear G e
deliberations that the following unauinoy
DANIEL T. TigMANr.
For C0un Gilman,
). Benson McG0ws.
For ASSESSOR,
srFrrrrs LUrz,
For Ccnstables
JONI H.IMs BRv1ar CoLiANs
For School Commissioners,
On. A. V. WILLIAMS JosEPu WssrEarrElp.
For School Inspectors
WILLIAM ii. CoLucKA-. Henry Patterson.
Tor School Trustee
yoHs MEoGs.
Inspectors OF election FIRST district Patrick MsGown, VII
Nam Wiley; second district John Austin A Ross;
third district Charles Boiee stephen Van ostrand fourth
disrct, James Petit Theodore Tone; fifth district Pola
mus Rycr james Smith JOHN MURPHY, Chairman.
CHARLES BoicE, Secretary.
YOUNG MEMS DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL CLUB
The regular meetings of this club will no held Suy
Institute Tuesday and saturday evenings
week. JAMES !. BRADY, President.
JOHN H. ARTHoR, Secretary.
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IN EXPERIENCED AfLLINER WANTED-TO GO
IN In the country. City wages paid to
we'll recommended References exchanged Address H. 8.
o., box 300 Post Office.
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NOTlCE.-GABRIEI, BLOW YOUR Ni-rIRsT
IN Ward Magnctzers' Fifth Annual Paraio-The Grand
Carnival Cohamtho New York romcns Parade thrown
in The shade.
The battalion will form IN line tho battery O'clock
70 morrow morning The Cokeykocs will take the 'front.'
headed BY the famous Julian Band The Sque Coca will
bring the headed iy band OF brothers. The bat
talon viii move At o'clock ~ Bro.dwny 20 Fulton street
through Fulton To Nassau Nassau % Park enter the
Park and halt front q Che city Hall whore they WI be
Common ,oun aad the several heads Of ,n, after
which they will proceed NJ broadway 10 Chambers street.
down Chambers 20 Ch.fha Chatham 70 tho Bowery
Grand down Grand ~ Allen, Allen to Hous
Houston o. the Bowery, Bo8cry 10 Fourteenth
street. Fourteenth 70 Eht avenue, and out 30 tao
Abbey Returning ucy wparaac che principal streets
side 81 broadway, tho Battery where they
will b. dmissed AZ this II he Grand gala day IN New YORK;
the citizens will suspend their tuaess former parade
days.
Tie policemen iuy 10 the several streets will keep thom
clear Ails the pr, ecssion il Ing by order %
FAT COY, Chief
those Who have not Settled requested t. he deck
early No WaehuG0r Fret whore the III To viii bc
ready q receive their money ~ order Of - .
MARTIN CRECtER, Captain.
CHss. NrCaY. Secretary.
oosthuer viii b0 at No Washington street. with Gsfc
rnl dresses, on the morning a. Tho parade
- IRITt Al PHILOSOPHY II. H. O., SPIRIT MEDIUM
- viii receive those Who Wish " examine tho spiritual lhe
at tho araonai Rooms, <J Broadway, hie San
.tv1d dc q and lppFa to A NJ 0tuJ
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:
THE LECTURE SEASON.

THE REFORMATION IN IRELAND-A LECTURE
viii be delivered in the broadway tabernacle on honda
evening th inst by Thomas Darcy McGee Esq Subject
present and past attempts 60 establish the reforac
door. "
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THE TRADES. sc.

THE TRADES. sc.
pINDER WAETED-TO CO SOUTH MUST BE A NAN
- of good character and general workman wages
will be given and constant employment Apply to VIM a.
Wheeler d Co., IL and IL Park row.
NOTICE TO CIGAR MAKERS.-THE CIGAR MAKERS
Az Of Smiled, Co. arc on strike, and IL R requested that
nc man will como to Suffeld during the strike
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PEcuLAR FANCY FUR sroRE-EsrABLIsnEp ISL

DEGuLAR FANCY FUR STORE-ESTABLISnED 1899
N GEORGE A. HAWSoN CO., manufacturers and
importers Of fancy ur and SKINS have constantly hand
sontsgs capes sauntsts mantillas gloves sleigh robes
especially invited to call their extensive stock
quite equal any the trade and all manufactured upon
tie premises We also remind the ladies that the
only fur house in the United States that received medal
seen at our store ~ Maiden lane N B-Branch store IS
North Third street. Philadelphia Highest market paid
for shipping fnrs.
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A UCTI0N NOTICE.-R. ". FROST. AUCTiONEER-
"A Store No Is Spruce street especsaly gives notice that
he will attend the saes Of household furniture ii the
dcnces Of families reassaahl, terms. Cash advances ~
any amount when desired.
Themss NJ Eirsth, Esq, President of Nassau Bank.
James q. Parker, Esq, 50 Pessl street.
David Culver ESQ, 81 Cliff sBrrct.
Messrs Hudson i Smith, 1lq Fulton street.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

(f0UNTERFEITERS, IN DtSMAY
~ From the city lice away.
Public in dgnatiNu's reused
Folks will be no losger chouscd-
Lyons pills and powder fine,
Harmless, certain, genuine;
From the false thsy'.e learned to krcW
Your games up--y rascal 20.
All who are in the habit of using LYONS magnetic yowd.
aud pills for the obstruction of bed roache
moths, rsts and mice, look e,oe tie signature T.
trial Depot IA Broadway.
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(NuRE OF CORNS, BY MADAME BERNARD NO. 10
~ Bowery east side between Broome and Delaney
Madame b. respectfully informs the public that
dueed her price in order to enable every be FREQ from
pain rnd feels confident in promising that she will
buncns nails In the esb &C., without causing
the lest pain Inconvenience Persons be attended
at home, or At Madame b. = residence from until 30 clock
p. M.
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THO LET-TWO LARGE AND BEAUTIFUL ROOMS; A
'front.' back parlor, together with pantry Refer.
will be given and required Apply 1T No. - Soyen.h
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pOARD.-TW0 SPLENDID UNFINISHED PARLORs
- to let to gentleman and his wife, together separate
w. with board Clothes attached prv
lege Of bath Apply to Mrs. DAVIS lQ Lewis street.
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ROARD.-A GENTLEMAN AND1aIS WIFE, OR TWO
ID single gentlemen with satisfactory reference
commodatei with handsome furnished unfurnshed
with board with private family, in house with all the
modern improvements at No rles street.
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SIrxKiNIaNpE NTs oEFlCH CRlaIAA fALAJx
y ~. ,H3
Tire sso .rs respectfully .fcrnea .h;s rystsi ?.
acc every aay 3aadays exoeptee between
s2rrs q 10 o'clock A. And o'elcek p 7ntU gssthei
.etfee
1nlGEen pEGar twelve years or hae 0 7s
atnsaiy totess Ncr eaoh csionGaz r1on.N ...... %
-
Asu1n,Aca "n E1pufasJ.. n
SsaYs Particularly scGuaste6 sbongo
r.sn eesage TO prevent delay a. the entrance.
Tiefte lie purchased ~ the entrance ,9 grys.s
Paacs CT ~ tho rouso s.ere Of Wu Hsli Son No q.
stosdysy corner ~ Park place. also At Jcliee mpss
Nsss, No 81 Broadway. John N. RhTCuELDEa
Secretary Of the sureripteuaeat
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~ or suit Of rooms in house elegantly furnished oca
ton, Greene Canal For further information
address Norris Broadway Post Oes stating where
terview be had.
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DLAYING CARDS.-Thr Ci
i turing Company offer for ssis .
the Herald once, the largest, boat
Of American and Spanish playing c.
satin, fine and superf!ns enam ciled,
cards and cardboard. tn he found -,
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.ADIEs' FANCY FUns-TaE sUBsCRIBER's STOCK
Ia Of rich fancy frs Of all nations is ready spec
En and will be found to comprise the greatest and
assortment OF muhs cuffs pelernss victornes tippets
hiblted establishment. Some rich specimens Of mps
ral Russian sable this collection and fhe
further expectation OF cse valuable shns p.ohbsec
BY the autocrat ladies will End the oE desirable
opportunity Of pursbAsins GEO RULPIN an Broadway
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A LExANDRE's KID GLoyEs.-cENTs' AND LADIES'
e ia. TIE most s si, and exquisite ysre. q ssas
skacoRpp 'Sss B s1ssSs
DREss AND nANTIILA TRIMMINGs-RoHLsAAr
- brothers, ~ John street have in eomplete as
srsbe styles gmps saoons veset ribbons frnses but
s.: Se As sTfe @ Of ssghr
lots to suit purchasers
L,oRElGE sHAwLs.-TPE SUBSCRIBER INyiTEs
tho attention Of ladies and 81 connoisseure o. really
aud embracing everything that rich, besul, sna rare
SeS VIII ss fo1nd col
lection together with A. EXQUISITE sas Of French cash
% Re ssd t sa 70 Bs
70
that o. India a 70 require The closest detect tia
Foreign Shawl and Cloak Warehouse as broadway.
r YoN's JONES, NEW CLOAK AND SHAWL ROOM
shaNs also Paris clio axis at prices truly
rate Union House, 2 Hudson street opposite Domnick
MANUFACTURERS DEPOT OF BRUSSELS AND
Iropoan Hotel 70 let tho sconi floor Of the house No.
s2s broadway. Apply to JULES DELcRoIx, No. 500
Broadway.
CiLK AND COTTON INpA RUBBER BRAIDs AND
suit purci asers, KoHIsAs Ar BRoTHEEs s jshn st
SurERIoR. LYONS vELyETs; IN ALL. WIDTHS.
,0 IN the esossss shades Of or. KERR
Co 7e7 Brosdway, three doors below Ninth strset
TEN FRESH CASES OF PARIS CLoAKs MADE Elk
press to the Subscribers order for hrscass city retail
will 10 opened and displayed to-day at the Paris Man
@ @ aa s ann of ns time
soth Also ready endless variety the
cloth tamas ard hlbusters for which
iy so great demand. GEO. BULPIN, y6i broadway.
ITO THE LADIES.-WE HAVE JUST OPENED SIEVE.
raj of French mernos and paramattas to which
invite your attention. Also, Wamer dresses
a. s and s. yard article entirely to this market
LYONS JONES, Union House, III Hudson street. between
Canal and Spring streets N boo white
colored kid gloves, rs. I'd. pair.
VELvETS, CLOTHS, AND TRIMNINGs. ALFRED
EDWARDS h CO., No. = and III Park place, have just
received choice Of ladies cloths wide black
ooored superior Lyons vevets for cloak Also large and
attractive Of rich cloak trimmings which
Invite the attention Of buyers.
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BOARD, AT Gf8 BROADWAY-LARGE AND DESIRA-
BILE suits of rooms with front parors first and
hoorB Also, fine for single gentlemen nay
with full board. The house has all the taodera
nents. $500
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BOARD, &C.--ONE OR TWO G GENTLEMEN NAY HAVE
- full partial board with fine airy neatly furnished
bedroom in private gsh family with ardors
use Of bath, &C. with comfort Of home Location
Fifth avenue For further particulars sppy At 3l Bread
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lust PUBLISHED BY II. b. DODwORTu Co, No.
81 49, MISUNDERSTANDING Brass Band School,
tanning instruction in the first principles Of music classical
ton and proper selection Of Instruments for banda Of
nus,ber necessary qualities how TO sooct Appropriate
month pieces and scales for brass nsru
ment band playing necessary regulations for bands baud
tactics aad dictionary Of musical tern9 together with thir
pieces Of nuso arranged for fun hrass band BY Aln
Dodworth 81 net
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T,RENCH NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ID. LAGROIx, $50
Broadway continues to receive pupils for thorough
in tho French language, mparng TO them the
ability speak it with uenoy and correctness Terms in pr
81 month"; Applications received before Ii
o'clock A. NJ after d r. D.
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CULVER PLATED ON GERMAN SILVER WARE, CAS-.
- tors basscts table forks and spoons S. 50 POI
dozen Cornelius Co gas hytures chandeliers
cnndelatra Ac also Newes patent safety Rui iamp Tor
family A. MORGAN. 1862 William wcen Fulton ana
Ann streeia. 0nnNste the church.
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BOARD FOR LADY AND GENTLEMAN.-A WELL
- furnished with wardrobe and the house
ains all modern mpro pleasantly situated in good
neghborhood The Of IL required Apply 20
West Thirty first street, Cars four Refer
ence required.
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We household furniture, carpets pianoforte &cC W.
Holmes win sell tomorrow, (ondayJ October II, a. 10
o'clock all the furniture &c IN the four story brown
house. No 10 Forty fifth street Broadway committing
of elegant carved rosewood suite, satin rtcatoe
hogany suites in plush; marble
and fancy tables superior piAnofrts
tapestry Brussels and three ply crpets SOFAS lounges easy
and sewing chairs mahogany French and cottage bcdstead
best hair mattresses,
stands gilt China tea set lveftei extension dining
table, mantel clocks, crockery aud glassware, &c.
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A LBERT H. NIcoLAY, AUCTION FER.
a rRERrapToRy sAIK OF
LII l. u ID | u SlTES,
IRON FIVE TO TryrrsN ACRES ZACH,
AND TWO HAN DsoAE uOU D8 ,

AN d two HANDsoa DOUtD1,
Near the Ocean, on the South side Of Station Island,
ALBERT II. SfcOLAY
WILL SILL. N
Wednesday, October 10 1883, at " O'clock n TIE
MERCHANTS' EXCHANGE, N. y
very desirable and beautiful building stes ng In ~
ground the ocean, the vvS
10 be found in tho vciBityo { New YORK.
Also, handsome Gothic house, built la the best T.
two stories high 32S38 contains IA rooms besides o
kitchen pantres &c is nearly and built by
work, and lie finished with mahogany doors marble mint
&C. attached barn coach wRgcn and leo houses,
all other buildings together with
frat quality land with abundance OF frnt and shade
Also neat two story and basement frame house. Sx with
wings each side and cellar under the whole
rooms thoroughly furnished modern STYLE together vita
extensive and valuable cut buidne ac and ten acres
Of land All this beautiful properly i mostly located the
Richmond pIankroad the eoush side Of Staten Island
about miles from Vanderbilt Ian ding in exceos
neshborheod aordng OF the beautiful rides be
had the island The land y ia hgh state Of cultivation
and the location 10 unsurpaased hc1g perfectly healthy
where there excellent fishing >pd thing The proposeS
steu Island Railroad is located wtan ten minutes wa %
portion of this property The Quarantine ssnboat1
every hour A. H. until r. NJ and the last boat
leaves Whitehall New York, At lH o'clock p. NJ which
gives facility necessary to Gentleman doing tusin
in the city Of New York DESTROYS 81 making this besustfu
place his private residence.
10 cent OF the purchase DO tAAA
mortgage for fvs at seven cont
And tho titsis able Persons wishing view
this property obtain ticks oharge
I'll tho day Of SALE he boat wing Whitehall 10 o'clock
A. M also hthogrephic maps, Ga application 70
ALBEkT ii. NiCOIAN. Auctioneer, 40 Wall street.
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BOARD IN A FRENCH FAMILY.-TWO OR THREE
- gentlemen be accommodated with board and plea
sant in sewy built house, with all
yenienees situated Tenth Sixth avenue Ad
dress A. b.. Herald Office.
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HENRY H. Iced, Acc rIoA EEA--yALUABLE OIL
IL p,ntings.-lIENRY IA LkEpS ca, Will sell by
auction on Thursday, Oeto ~ at II O'Clock in gallery
sales No. Wall street aluabe collection
modern European 81 pamtiase. eosng of sever large
fnd ms gnilcent Landscapes cattle sitter thu
celebrated Sydney Cooper Coles Thtyr and ether colo
tratea srtiets Als fs hue narns suhects master
~ in execution, with interesting All
which we'll deserving the attention Of
admirers of art The entire COLI :on rich gilt francs
Of the best and w be sold frames included
without reserve They will he as fr exhibition NJ
day 18th inst when catalogues will DO ready for distribution
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A LExANDkE'S KID GLOW Es.-GRNTS AND LADIES
IA sizes The most choice and exquisite variety of scarf
cravats ties re- IN the city full sock OF winter un IL
oiot ing sery &e at tie up towu gentemeas frnishn
Institute
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EXTRA NEW HUILED BUCKwHEAT, GRAHAM, DAT
IL and Indian meal neatly packed barrels and SIN ali
packages also in bags of 100 90 & and I2 pounds Extr1
family -four branded Hiram smith Florence Hopeton 60
&C. Orders from the South and East will with pronp
attention. j /. a j. Z. FROST. "a Front ssrcct.
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ITO sEMINARIEs..wANTED, a SITUATION, AS
music teacher in the South West. For further
cuars address Miss H. box ZIG Lowell Post Once Mass
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INSTRUCTION..

FEMALE TEACHER WANTED-TO GO SOUTH
"A fully competent in the higher English branches
French and in the piano and guitar
One who has had experience in teachng preferred Address
with references which must be unexceptionabls box ~
Post Once,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-04-04
The Spirits tried by Beans and found
Wanting.

10 the Editors Of the ~ Y. IribuRe.-You say
you want facts concerning the Spiritual Manifesto
tons. Now have had little conversation with
the Spirits, and have, within the last twenty four
hours applied test which others may have used,
but do not remember OF ever having read or heard
oft
For the last three or four months have been
able to hold $50 eated'' ''spuitual canvase' with
my dead relatives, by simply sitting down to a light
stool or table, and laying my hands ii. 7 he
communications were by tips. Last evening, while
converSlng with what claimed TO be the spirit Of my
father, inquired il my child which lately died,
could have been cured ii proper had been
used. was, and am still of The opinion that he, the
child, might have been raised with ludicious treat
ment, and expected should receive an answer in
accordance with my own mind But, contrary to
my expectations, received for answer tery deci.
ded No. l was satisfied that the answer was not
simply the echo of my opinion, hut was not
satisfied with it, SO procured handful Of white
beans and put them in my pocket, and then inquir-
ed of the aforesaid spirit, il he would answer few
test questions. Answer--"Yes." | then took
from my pocket Il few beans and spread them cut
on the table behind dishes, so that neither
myself nor any one else could see them without al
terlng our position. then inquired of the spirit if
he could and would tell me how many beans | had
put on the table. Answer Yes" and then tipped
the stool fourteen times. | counted the BEANS and
found the answer correct. l repeated the test more
than twenty times, varying the number Of beans,
from five to twenty five, but IN no instance but the
first did | receive correct answer. invariably
put the beans where they could be plainly seen, and
in no instance did know how many put down.
begged for correct answers, was assured that the
next answer would be satisfactory, but when the
came it would be Incorrect How much
confidence will some people put in the communica-
tons Of class Of mvisibles Who literally ssdoa't
kno,o beans?" Whatever is the power by which
raps and tips are produced, the good TO come from
them is small, unless there is intelligence dis
played sufficient to count dozen beans correctly
SCALPEL.
We consider Scapel's case made out--that his "a,
miliar spirits ''don't know BEANS" however it may
be with others.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-04-04

New HoTELs The project for new first
GLASS hotel, on the estate of Ethan Allen, Esq, OPP
posite the City Hall, has induced or revived one
for similar purpose, on the lot now occupied by
the old Central Hotel The plan is, to raise one
hundred thousand dollars for the purpose, in
shares Of FIVE thousand dollars cach and we learn
that seventy thousand dollars of the stock were
taken on Saturday. There can hardly be a doubt
that the whole sum will be Immediately secured
The consequence will probably be, that both
plans will be executed, and some rivalry may be
expected, as to the extent and perfection of the
accommodations of EACH
We do not, by any means, apprehend that
these two schemes necessarily conflict with each
other Noplace in the Union affords greater con-
venlences for the concentration Of travel from all
directions, than Worcester, and few places pre-
sent greater attractions 10 travellers The want
Of such accommodations as il is the intention Of
these houses to afford, has long been felt, and the
extent TO which they will be awaited of by the
public, can only be known when the experiment
has been tried. Judging, however, by the expe-
rence of other places, no one can believe that
two such houses. in addition to the very good
houses we now have, will be more than the CEN
trail position, the growing business, and the nu-
merous attractions of Worcester will literally sus-
tain
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-04-04

MR. SMITHS CHARACTER, BY HIS WIRE
What quiet man your husband is, Mrs Smith
''Quiet snail is an express train to him. If
the top of the house should blow off, he'd lust
sit still and spread his umbrella. Mes a pussy
cat, comes to the front door as though the entry
was paved with eggs, and sits down upon his
chair as though there nest of kittens under
the cushion. He'll be the death of me vet
read him ali the horrd accidents, dreadful COLI
sions, murders, and explosions, and he takes it
Just as if it was the ten commandments He's
never astonished, startled, or delighted If
cannon ball should come through the window, he
wouldn't move an eyelash. If l should make the
voyage of the world and return some one dav he'd
take off his spectacles put them in the case, fold
up the newspaper, settle his dicky, before hed be
ready to ssy GOOD morning, Mrs Smith" If
he'd been born of poppy, he could not be more
soporific. | wonder if all the Smiths are like
him Do you suppose if 1 were man I'd let
woman support me? Where do you suppose
Abeps coats and cravats, canes and cigars come
from Out of my brain. Quiet It's quite re-
treshing to hear of comet, or see a locomotive
or look at a streak of lightning tell you he's
the suppressed essence of chloroform.''