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RAILROADS.
Fitchburg and Worcester b
Worcester and Nashua Railroad.
PASSENGER Trains viii run as follows:

81.
Passenger Trains will run as follows:
Leave Arrive al Groton Arrive at
Worcester Junction at Nashua and Lowelat
$50 am. sos m. $40 am. $50 am.
ll.l5a I2s0pm. Ing pm. 10 pm
AIS pm 535 pm. 6.l2 pm, $50 pm
Leave Arrive ut GrotoH Arrive at
Nashua and Lowell Junction Worcester
730an. 7 Is am. SOS am. Is am,
1l.35 am. 1I.30 an. 1880 PIN. l.50 pm.
sos pm. AS pm. 5.S5 pm 7.o0 pm.
CONNECTIONS WITH OTHER ROADS
Trains arriving Nashua connect directly with
Of Concord, Boston Concord and Montrea Northern,
Passumpsic, and Vermont Central Railroads. The first
and second trains from Nashua connect with down
trains of all The above r0adsthe third train with these
of the Boston Concord and Montreal and Concord Rail-
roads, Each train to and from GTonn Junction Except
that at 1880 p to Nashua, which has no connection
with upward Filchburg train leaving Boston at - m.)
connects with upward and downward trains of Fitch
burg Railroad. aud Stony Brook railroad to and from
Lowell
At Worcester $50 a. m. train connects with Steam
boat train from York via Norwich. Ills a. m. con-
meets with Boston and Worcester. PrOvidencenn and WOr-
cester, Norwich and Worcester, and Western Railroad
uaius 4'l5 p m connects VITA trains from all above
named roads, including the Exprsss Train from New
York aud Albany. Train arriving 81 a.
with the trans Of al the above roads, including
Express Train to New ork and Albany That arriving
at p m with =. IN. trains of above roads That
irving at p M with the New y ork Steamboat Train
FITCHBURG AND WORCEs TER r. R. TRAINS,
running connection with Wore ester and Nashua tlons
Leave Fchburg at t545, and :. i240 and 5.45 p.
Leave Worcester at $50 and ll.I5 am 80 and AIS p.
FREIGHT TRAINS rpa daily each way between
Worcester, Crotch Junction, Nashua, Lowell and Fitch
burg.
u For connections with the other road Worces-
ter, Groton Junction, and Nssh9a, Snow and Will
der's Pathfinder and Railway 6 Ide
T. Through Tickets issued at Worcester for Bur-
mgtOn, Monlp pellet W els River and White River June
un, al the fare by each eff the different routes via
Nashua and Fichburg but liz change OF is made
on the Nashua route.
Freight Train with passens 2ttached, stopping
and starting from Lincoln SauSce.
J. ". STOWGLL, Sup't.
Worcester, NoY. l. 1852. ie25 dawtG
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
'INHE City Sections would inform the citizens Of Wor-
Il cesler, thai they have taken Rooms
at No. 66 FRONT Street.
where they VIII keep general assortment OF Hard and
Solt Wood COFFINB
lhey are also Agents for Fiskos Metallic Burial Ce.
nor o. Grave Clothes and every thing required in their
GEO. SESSIONS,
,ao HORACE MIRICk.
Janrs deodaw6m
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Boston and Worcester Railroad

CIV ~ IT, slg ~
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT $50 Coplrnsnciny Ato,
p.ssr,.s. day. May on, 1851.
tANohnHER TRAINS FOR BOSTON, an follo,vs
e rsNe Worcester about 4, at Z, a lOl5 NJ, fsOs
EA.b 40o, Ql.O5 Ex) pm V'V'
Millbury $40 IN aao,u
Milfordat 7.O5 1915 ak -"
Framn Cen, TAO, 1900 :" 255, q40 q
saxonyie al G55 " AZ q
=" Newton, $50, 7,27, s.23. wv. Tr). o.. ~ an.
SW Tr2t a M, 2O2', $40, 4.4O, 5.25 W. Tr3s 6ib'
BIS, p. m. "' o'i'i
q abrOosline, O., "a g, ESQ., 10 am, 1880, 2.4mz
A" Newton Upper Falls, Clio, and $40 am ,1lo5os
p. i''V'o~
LEAVE BOSTON ms rolIows,
For worcester ~ 1850 (and & Exlhm.. 9ao "A mr.,
"a 6.0OEk) ~'V' VAoo TX
Milbury NJ 79O nm PM
Milford NJ an a'n ,o
saxonyillc az "'V, eoO $50, 6&6"
Newton, 2 80, wv Tr)s0bAoAM 10
wv. Tr) 3.15, SIS, Bl5 ID nnd O is lS'SV, 4'5O
brooklne, 40, 735, $50 a To- S' nv - M n. a..
81, "a, ~, $50 y. m. - "' - ESo, $50,
Charles River Brpneb 7to n,o 49,.
Nv. Newton station. ''V' "'' ~ db0i pm.
Boston, Mny o ,s,a O. TwICnELL. supr.
'N'' dawtf
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DOORS, SASHES- ANN RUINS

DOORS, SASHES, AND BLINDS.
VIE subscribers have opened shop at No. 3Ol Main
Il street. opposite Colton's Nursery where they IN
tend 70 Keep good assortment of the above articles
saihes glazed, or unglazed Blinds painted, or I'M
pneai whioh we can sell M low be bought any
where IN the city. Also, constantly ON hand or made
70 order, s u. Cobins work. well known TO manuiac-
iure the best work made in this city
Old Blinds re-painted and broken Windows repaired
at short notice House Painting promptly attended to
N. b. Work delivered in any part Of the city. free Of
eharge' d. q. =. STEVENS
yezo d3taw WY
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ROSES Providence & Worcester Xpress

U1 lively IIdIII'
fra Fal4 FACKAG Els Forwarded, Notes, Drafts,
S.tss5gt92 and Bills collected, and paid, and all Or
ders attended to, with despatch
Packages and small forwarded aud other Express
business transacted vi Fall River, Mansfield, Atteboro',
Taunton, New Bedford, and Nantucket Mass Bill
tol, Warren, Newport East Greenwich, Kingston War
wick, Wickfed, feaceiae, and Wakefield r, l. and
StOnngton, Conn.
OFFIcE-American House, Worcester.
Worcester, March 6, 1852. mars diff
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REMOVAL.


fV'IE Subscriber, having taken an Office in Paue's
Block, No 236 dain street, would respectfully ten
der his services as
Real Estate Broker,
TO any persons having property for exchange
either III The City adjoining towns and would soii,t
the attention o purch the following Schedule Of
Property, which he offers
FOR : LIE.
Twenty valuable House Lots, she beautiful fiat in
the western part of the city three the corner of
sin and o iord streets. Also several others lit
tie north-westery, more elevated ground and two
IN Fruit street, Also, number Belmont SC eet and
north, and one Wellington rear Main 81. lsa,
two story Dwelli House on Wellington near Nam st
LARkIN SMITH, 236 Main street.
Also, number of Farms with from 20 to 200 Acre
ofLand each
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FOR SALE OR TO RENT.
TAKE NOTICE,
REAL ESTATE BROKER,

THAT f. E. ABBOTT is still in the field and hereby
Il informs his numerous patrons thai he is prepared
to serve them in the capacity Of
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swans Empire Enamel Tooth Powder
A sUPPLY this day received, and for sale b,
Anate 1s l.. T. LAZELL. Druggist,
aPio du 20l Main a.
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On dNd 9ILtT W0N00U, Udy 9if, I653 through PAs-
ESGbR ERAlNs will leave io'luws:
Leave Providence al 20, and y 81 ~. and p ~
Leave worcester al e so, and Ii . 10 y. NJ.
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IT AS just received az addition to his former Stock
IL steam refined MOLASSES, which swe Is tn,
number to IS Hogshead 1t dn article NOT surpassed
for family use, an will be suld lower than any other
the same quality in Worcester j o. PRATT.
mays u3W
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TO LETT

TO LET!
Ia THE North dalf of The Building formerly oc
liiN cuPied by the Norwich ana Worcester Railroad
Company, for Freight House There is a good
dry celiat under the building, 20 by 40 feet
Also, an Office in end the building The whole
building has ixtures for lighting with Gas For paric-
nars, inquice NJ the NsrWich aud Worcester Freight
Office, No. Park steet
mar4 DIFF g. S. TURNER.
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EDWARD SARGENT, surYe


A TTENTIoN given t SURVEYS of
A REAL ESTATE,
including the division Maps, Plans, Nc. all sections
of the County.
Estimates Of Water Power made, embracing fall,
amount Of fowsge DC
Particular attentinI paid to surveying City Lots.
His experieuce, together with and perfect lnstru
menis, claim for him share of public pa rOnaee
Also,A;checure and surveys If Brick and Missionary,
orders promptly swered
P. 5 No extra change for travel. Call and examine
Specimens.
II Office L. E. ABBOT'5 Real Estate Broker, No
s3S Main Street.
References james S. Woodwork, Esq. E. E. Alb
bot ESQ., CHARLES Hersy, Esq, Worcester; Joshua
Henshaw, Esq ,Surveyor, Leicester.
Worcesier, MAY 4th, 1853 my6 DIFF
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Carriage and Doc


OVHPUbJ MdNllro
GRAVEL and LOOM, for sale and deiver.a i, ma,
nng ~ ''o "''5ppy II. II. ABBOTT,
- Mill IL
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Butter and Cheese.

NOW receiving, since The recent decline in price
IN choice Diaries of Bntter and Cheese from Chan
tauqui, 81 Lawrence, and franklin Counties, Y
Also, Vermont Butter, in small pac kages which We
offer at the lowest market price, by the package.
leblO DIFF LEE SpRAGUE & co.
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MInter hnnles
s A I, n

A QUANTITY of Winter Apples for lie e
IN Dbl low, 10y LEE SPRAGUE a co.
febl0 DIFF
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Compound Tolu Rock Cough Candy,
Mrs. NJ. ". Goralds.

EEMALE PHYSICIAN, and SUCCESSFUL Mldu,te
y Eiucaed A. the N. u. Femnle MedieaI colisgo'
Will answer calls night and dny NV"'s'
NJ Residence cor OF Myrtle mud thb,des s,,se,s
Worcester. - V"''t''l55' III. ~
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TO LET.
Two Convenient Tenemenls with Shoemakers Shop
L attached, and a large garden, we'll supplied with
Fruit rees about d miles the City Hail. will be
lie; on the first OF April good tenants at very mod
crate price Apply this oice, or NJ. Barrett Col.
eye street. nch29 dti
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Sumac and Quercitron Bark
y iONs Sicily rumac, Pore 8 Tone Queteitro
bafk, Ia store, and for sale by
..,e .s q. y. a. A, j. HOWE,
"P'o "u Wof. Bank Block
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The SuhcoriboY.

TURKS ISLAND, Cosrss-fine, Fine, and small Bag
/ Salt, Boston prices
fehlO diff LEE sPRAGUE d co.
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sUMMER ARRANGEMEN

"a ,sssl r+sass5 : f. T's.4lee5ss=s-1
60 - ii. - ts;ss5,3. 5.s-sl
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at the old stand No. 233 Main street, and although
many have iii locate themselves those
desirable lots comprising the =" Wheeler Farm" and
"BOYDEN PBATTS,' he begs leave say that there
lew lett, which will be disposed of on favor
able terms.
He else offers 20 lots Providence S.. 90 on Pleas
ant street, % Elm street, 20 on Columbia street
Union Hill, so Oak Ill., 80 on Vernon street
several on BlaOmIngdae II ud and others in various
parts of the City, all within short dstance of the
City fla whereby those DESTROYS of selecting sites
be accommodated according to aud desires. lie
has for sale several Houses varying price from 600
to $4,000.
He is also prepared to exchange City property for
Real Estate in the country, that Can be
supplied with good Farms in almost any section OF The
County.
Persons looking for TerementS viii do well to call
and examine his list Of Houses for Rent in various parts
of the city
He woulI also say those who have property OF any
kind TO be DISPOSED OF Auction, III Il he holds himself
in readiness to serve them at short notice
e. u ABBOTT,
Real Estate Broker No 233 Main 81.
Worcester May 4;h, 1858 ml6 diff
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INHE Subscriber will sell, exchange for Real Els
tate, in the city of Worcester Farm of so acres,
IN the westerly part of shury, about 81 miles foIa
the Court House, the old read To Shrewsbury Ii ia
the Farm owned few years since by levi Howe, and
now occupied by Peter Rich, Ir. Il is desirable place
for one wishing TO raise vegetables for the Worcester
market, lhe soil being well adapted to that purpose
For iuiher particulars enquire of Peter Rich Jr. on
the premises, or of ED ARD EARLE
Worcester, Isl Month. 1852. iar2q. dnvtt
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FOR SALE.

saA ON Grove street, good House, consisting Of
ssa8s eight + ooms, with garden well stock ed with
&ssS Fruit Trees
said House is almost new, with large Poultry House
on The premises and is in every respect both as TO COM
fort and convenience, very desirable tenemehi.
Inquire of J. :. CHENEY
fb2 dtf No. 7 Grove street
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Building Lots fer Sale.

ON Eliot street, very near Laurel street Church.
- Inquire RICHMOND'S
No. 265 Main street.
worcester, March eth, 1853. d6m
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Also, number of Farms, with Gom 20 to 200 Acre
of Land, each.
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FOR SALE.

I'D THE subscriber being DESTROYS of leav- A,s@s
ii,@ ing this State offers his entire REAL. 8a5%
ESTATE at very low prices consisting -=sA .
in part OF one HoaSe on Shelby street one do unin-
ished, ou Laurel street one do Grafton street 20
House Lots on Laurel tilt do, on Grallon street
IA Hcres of Land ON The Holden road le8 Acres OF
Land with good Farm Buildings, IN Paxton.
oct5 diff A. NJ. MERRIFIEID.
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ADAMS q CO.'S
Boston, New FORK, Philadelphia, Baltimeft
AND CALIFORNIA EXPRESS.
A u co forward Goods, Parcels,
Egzssss3gsgttSSs Il money &c. and make collections
sssss5a5sss-s.s Norwich, New York, Philadelphia
-A-- ---s s. Washington, Pttsburg, and ST. Louis,
with the utmost promputude, giving all possible
all and any kinds of business OF the above description
entrusted to them 1yA d To. also forward Parcels,
Letters &c to all parts of Europe. OFFICES Court
ST., Boston; IS Shetucket St, Norwich; F Bolles,
N London; SIS Chestnut ST., Philadelphia; Wall ST.,
New York; Light s, Baltimol Penn Avenue, Wash
ngton; IS FOurth St, Pittsbrgi corner Of Pine and
Wate1.sts., ST. Louis; L. L. MASON, Express Office.
coraer Of Nam and Mechanic SIS, Forester.
ALVIN ADAMS,
Wnrcesfer Nnv l 1870 dff W 4 DINSM0RE
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4 VI AJoNAO VI A4AOIIttIIs5O
For I'll Ouses in Worcester.
A WOOD lot of 80 acres in Sutton also a house and
IN five acres of land in Sutton.
Also, house at Whitin's village; also, house lots
near the Worcester Academy
Also, house lots leading from King street
TO Chandler also, po house lois at the corner of
Chandler and Queen street.
For larther particulars enquire of
GUSTAVUS ELLIOTT,
Corner Of Chandler and Queen st.
Worcester. Nov. is, 1852 dtf
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EXPRESSES, &C.
western Railroad-speeiaI Notice.

CHHNpL " I'LL. ~
nN and alter MONDAY, Mey Sta, 1853 Passenger
J Trains viii leave Worcester, as follows;
For New York and Albany, En- Tiaiu,' q IN
and SIS pm.
For Albany, New York, and Way Stations $50 m
For Springfield, Hartford, and Northampton, $50 PM
HENRY GRAY, Supt.
Office Western Railroad Company, MY DIFF
SpinsiieId, MAY 9Ih, 1853.
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ing the offence Of dray racing be strictly enforced we
expect their constant German sent
before the First District Court under bond Of 500
plant against Higgins and Thos Flynn charging them
collectively with disturbing the peace and Mr. Flynn In
diyduay with assaulting him with tumber and threat
ening him with knife. Higgins required to give
bond for good behavior Flynn sent before the
First District Court under charge of assault with deadly
weapon.
MALICIOUS Miller, upon whose head the
Of dostruoveness stands out with most prominent
Significance arragned yesterday the charge Of
having maicousy rolled two barrels Of somebody's
erty into the river from the steamboat Chenoweh Bond
required for his future peaceabe department. in de-
fault of which he was sent to the Parish Prison.
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a Al BEARD AND MAYS SALES.

Three Hundred and Fifty Lots Of Ground. Positive
and Unrcacrved Sale Of Property situated In tho
rear Of the First and second Districts of Now Or
leans. Titles Undisputcd. w.
BY j. A. BEARD 4 MAY.
TTHURsDAY, November y, 1888, ta,t,,. ~
O'clock will DO sold auction gauk Arcade the following
Real E' cEsT IA S hST n.
81 aRouSb riss
= RSsp Pa' h as p. 4 tn.
o;y A. @ Pi. 4 4, ap.,.
sES 5 % 81 a RTs 'Ga s IT. p til.
''s'is sfSfssS Ss
FaE G o Sr so a1sfs ~ 's;s
snsf ea u 511s g.
bounded by Canal en'nhoass Alexander ana Napoleon
q GROUND il Ne n p,'ss N g.
a s rE ss'1i ors e 81
'o III fo q STsA LOTS ~ SeRoup @
qs sE o f 81 III ssf
e e sST s y '5s P;ts
b ri cg IL @ same br s square
by Bienv'la caonhous David ststa aud cai0on
lots @ 1 i n 'so, D ss5 10 IN
AYs s lots OF GROUND tbs same et,n SQUARE
BY Denv Cont and ST. James sasis and eartoon
IT, one LOT OF GROUND Ne District IN HE square
,ga9 f.G y Il, md ,, eon, , s u, .u.r,
soa M lIo eaa %fs 81 II Lo s2lo ~, =
.a, Dss S. loa aud Toulouse
S. ELEVEN LOTS GRoqN tho District The square
b. s 81 L94 II x 80 4. 1oi5 ,s m s.
b@dsj 81 ss s., oa AID r.. e. . its. il ~ aa.,.
~ h 5f '? GROUND oa ,f
a. u II 1 Lofs s. s s " '''
bsing square copred withia Bnsi G9nt s. Patrick
,,,;,. - ,.oy,,,,s M ~.
"'T TEnp tsa cosptrass ee. 4tsa AID
late 10 maturity aud II not tah paid per cent pr snHan vpl aa
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Late Ch0ice hooks,

A J. G.. NJ OR G A N s,
Exchange Place, adjoining tho post-chce
CAIIouN'S WORKS. vols.
PRIORS LIFE OF BURKE-2 vols
HlLLARD'S SIX MONTHS IN ITALY, vols.
cooPERs NAVAL HISTORY TO 1858.
sfIAKSFEARE-Wiih Golfers lamentations.
Mira. MACKENZIE LIFE IN THE MISSION, THE CAMP
ZENANA. 8
Dr. HAWKS PERUVIAN ANTIQUITIES #n 5u.5a@@
LORENZO BENoNI; The Autobiography Of Italian.
M0ORE'S LIFE OF SHERIDAN.
J0MINI CAMPAIGN OF WATERLOO.
HEApLEY's SECOND WAR WITH ENGLAND.
| FLAGGs VENICE, THE CITY OF THE SEA-
Sir JONAH BARRINGToNS SKETCHES.
HARRY HARSoN The Benevolent Bachelor the Author Of
the Attorney.
Professor sILILMANs JOURNAL OF A VISIT TO EUROPE.
| TANGLEWoODS TALES. By Nathaniel fIaw thorn s5@
JAPANn Account Geographical Historical. By Charles Mae
Farane. Ms,
ADDIsoNs COMPLETE WORKS. New Edition. L.
SALAD FOR THE SOLITARY. ny Epicare. =a
ALBERT SMITHS ASCENT OF MONT BLANC.
RuSSELL'S MEMOIRS OF FOX.
J.C. MORGAN, Bookseller,
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Arrivals at the Principal Hotels " November Is.

ST. CHARLES Or F Knnnp Patterson, W 9 Harrison,
puncan Todd, II b Wendell LA Kirk NJ nj Dick
La Keith. NY; W Pugh, Aug Chas
Soomann Manuel Robes Pazuea Mexico; DIlet de
Aouset, Paris; Kerby, NC. Roush, Miss Kendall Texas
y Churehhil Al Sykes, Ky.
VERANnA...W j Dallas Wiett, Wation NY; A r An
drews, H Browne. Buhar w Digge, Miss Rookie
ve Mrs Duncan, orvts Mss Suen Miss Purhy, Ten
Bell, St Louis; W Pnbee and family NO. La None La
Chas Wal!y, Boston.
ST. LOUIS. Mr. Miner, Memphis Rollins lady, NY;
Steysns family U o Galley N Cniy France; w r
Funel, ue, Charleston C Ro1we, Rodney Ala
Reid, NO; Mrs Ramsey faulty NY; f A Meyer asro A
Ross, Pendio,cp NY; Kenhtsd and lady VIM and
family, Condo, Gen Anoys T Aatera, D
Cartello Mexico; Eas NO Miss Psyey; lloyd, Mass
Winthrop, Ga
CITY HOTEL. II Alexander. N.Y. Capt T Allen, Marks
rs Pugh Jones' Lewis NO; Carver MOBILIZE R Evans,
Cunan, Mexico
ARCADE. Singiell. Layton Caldwell, Ark r
Steele, Rogers. Froh pcgap, Bany L Stewart H c
Caldwell. Maby, U II Iardwick A Brown, John 8
Massp, Ala, NJ A Bolts, N c Smith, Miss
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skAhkS Observation-Disclosures from Havana to the 2sth
UT state that sig more American seaman a nortion of
'e efe" q the alleged slave ship Jasper have been ar
and thrown into the Taeon prison Tbs tire. who
condemnation in fsw deye ssN' WV AVA
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THE Arkansas MIDI AND RAILRoAp.-The Arkansas Mid
land Railroad Co, from Helena to Little Rock will be
gained the amount of fifty thousand dollars
subscribed which it is thought will be easily raised The
list is already headed by subscription from Philips
county of $40 600
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R. B. SYKES AUCTION SALES.
Choice Modern style Furniture.
BY r. b. SYKES, al5

Choice Modern style Furniture.
BY r. B. SYKES.
TTyHURSDAY, the 18th inst, at half-past 10
O'Clock will be- Tho residence Of w. ponnei Esqp
No. ll6 Neyalea street. sid dwelbg
handsome for TWO PARLORS. Sofns, Mi
bosany Chairs Rosewood Bedsads, Velvet Carpets
large Mirrors Oil Painting, Curtains Extension Dining Tables
Bookcase Ornaments Bedroom Furniture DRESSING Bureaus
aud China and crockery Ware Table Gut
lsry, Cooking and Cooking Utensils, etc., etc.
All tho in thin aao nearly in fine order ana OF mo
most modern and elegant style. Terina-CbBh wv
Rnsins, Wines, Almonds, Grapes...... and Lemons.
Cargo of ship Aueia, from Barcelona aud Malaga
BY r. b. SYKES.
wv EDNESDAY, November lG, at II o'clock,
wv sod the Leyee, opposite the Vegetable Market
Cargo Of alp Auro Barcelona md Malaga, consisting
Of viz n .5,.. . r, n,,.;,,
Sweet md Dry Malaga Snnt Vincent, etc.
773 boxes LEMONS;
$3.50 do MR. and LAYER RAlSlNSj
half boxes do. do a5u-
$500 quarter boxes do do.
925 kegs GRAPES tfreshli Wy
1917 ftails ALMONDS. .a.-E.-
packages Of OLD WINES Consisting Of Catalonia
Dry, Vicente, Madere hnsaho
Waliorca, stc EBr Terms iteral at sale. nis
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TFIE DAILY CRESCENT
$3.50 WI MoRNIN9, Nov'R 10, 1883

n xprrs1 rhe sifeedy extensive and largely
asrasns oirculse q tne aorescsn. macs 81. ~ uns
~ ~ price 1t which Is furnished, tonly fifteen
IN. swe.tA places It within the means g every one
attenuation in families ID larger than that q any otner
500 ID the which fit rsccmmends II especially g
thos wishing to advertise articles Of general Or domestic
dee There are few houses Ia the city where It Is not
daily visitor thus bringing It's contents under me eyes
Il aiorfty Of our population Bring on your adyer-
tiseraents vi sx 4S s5&g n - 81
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&BThe attention purchasers is called to the sale
auction this day, by r b Sykes at II O'Clock, NJ the
Levse opposite the Vegetable Market Second District
the cargo of ship Aurea, from Barcelona and Malaga
consisting of wines rasons almonds lemons grapes
The fruit Of this cargo il very choice
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The ALABAMA LEGIshAruRE,-The Legislature of Ala
bama convenes at Montgomery the 18th inst when
will have elect two Unted States Senators to fill the
places occupied by Clemens and the late Yiee President
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Ono PENNSYLVANIA RAiLkpap-The receipts Of this
road for the month of October S5S0ol being an
increase of s2el 70 the returns of the same time
last year
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PLAepEs.-The New York Express Of the sth says Mr.
Placids of the New Orleans Varieties left the city yes
terday order to prepare for the opening Of his splendid
theatre on the Odd inst lie has engaged large and tai
ened company consisting in part of the following artists
of reputation Messra George Holland Gooda, Charles
Howard. Allen Lynne, Hamilton, White, Steward Logan
French, Dubois Church, Gomley, etc. Mesdames Rowe
Howard, Stewart, Dubois, Heath, Williams Misses
Summers Faucroud, Ross, L F. Blake and others
Mr.. Hiyard goes with him scenic artist lie has be-
sides large and efficient corps de ballet Among
Der of pieces which he intends to produce is As
Fair in Love- five act comedy by John Brougham,
Esq,
Welearn by dispatch received in this city yesterday
that Mr. piacide is in Louisville and that he will
this city In Il day two.