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Isoaksi Isoolxs

4 SUPERIOR article of inc Gu, and Ceven.
~ dish chewing tobacco, cheaper than cnn 5s
found elsewhere in town 'myl5l ~ W Carariy
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10 Farmers. Contractors,

2Odoa. Ames best Shovel.,
\ east steel "
10 Ames and &. S spades
A-0-Lor, trace, stage aud halter chains. hoes
hay gam and manure forks; lpaldrun & Blood
brsl scy'hcs--cylhr snnlhs, &c. Just received and
for sale low TED l-tt Fellows lV,LNlR & Co.
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m IA 81 GnoaDo

yTNIAT have again received NY monthly az
Jition of DRUGS a. MEDICINES, Book
and Stnt,oucry Remember that keep oIl oithe
Patent Medicines generally in use. ,
money! Yes, at the New Drug and Book Store
J,cc isl, h.. Y CAGES.
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WeII's LAWYER aud Form Book
N /: n usS - n
Elpy seed

4 TaU'im"s paid torhdcs and skins, at the Tan
y merry, or atihc store on Cana street
Iau23 richardson's
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PLANO FORT TIES.
INHE subscribers have Iusi received from the eel .
1 sbrated mandatory Of I. Gilbert < Co
Boston,
II Octave Rosewood Piano Forte with
Nolan attachment. Price, sisS 90
ol octave Rosewood Piano Forte, with
:tolinn attachment; pucs as 90
ni octa'. Rosewood Piano Forte $40 10
ALSO 60 octave Piano Forte, from A
S,o5dar( g. Co., New York, 375 60
Boudolr Piano Forte, from Lii & Ow.
en-, Boston, 400 Oh
Square Rosewood Piano Forte, from
;, Lsmuel Gilbert, Boston,, $50 OF
For sn- by A II & {. BrRtry,
June l9-ti. l2s Lake 81, Chicago
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Established i'll Chicago, Way 1919
In. t-... y
ONE PRICE ONLY!

In come NIcn with one al the most EAtgU-lTe
% fIogs~s in New York
n-r1 ,n-nr onYyy,
% UNI, EnlGE, uNLH
y1Suosl, ,,Lo ..,,,I,. r.. LI,,.,.r.. m.
n E,,r,o,,,,, IL, liar ..,r.;,I.,,- IN D.,
. II Good. sill 6,,I IN, o,r. 5Er..,.,,I .locs oy,I
ON. hoe, I,j ,IoYsa,d ,G,.i,rs ,,,r,, cou,0rf.r Q
sys-,, ~, Inv s,,, and 5,.,,5,,,onof DIV tg1J:
C,',' 49,! 80 .,-...r. 81 .t,,,,s-,,-. M ,.f,o
,,r., .b., 49,. -,
iI VIE u.,.,o..
So. rr,t,orisriss Cio,E. ,nJ
d., go, a. ,r.rl, ,y.sr,.,,;.,, az. ~ -
Z b,,,.,I, .,,,,,-,,5 ,-,,L .,, IT, ' -
b., t..j,,,t J,.cr, 90, q, ,,s
81 l....i ~ .i''.,'.,
,,cl. H. , ,b,, -, .r.,,. , al
w.. ny "-l' ..i'I 's''s W. = ~ '". "'l vI,'
ST. JI ~. s''' '''"s O0"s"' ~ d's
''I.-'' u"'' YtW
mn 'm .p ''' ' -i". % 81 h"eiig"'
-. ."i"' - ~ 80 u'N-"! ."I Gas" al
- .' ,,D'u' ~" ..- 'i.lI'i' 55u'!uE cost o'
49, 'u' ''"'S lH1 l''' au'aun 20 as we
s''"1'v afu,.s az a s,n1 IlEnn,r ron cost
w "''''''' N'''' '"c'' '"'"'
EypEpjE ivG plpttIT, '''N-'
-,J -. ,,'',,,.,-j .'.,'.1 ., . - n,
Lon,, e.. III 49, w Ouf
MI. u,ou'
Une MILLION 4 lear.
And ourstocs yyilI,t.aIl time, he f,u,d r,,r..x.
tcu.y. mon, fully as-orf.J and ro,nnrs,ng ,,r'v
RewerapJ rhoirer sty,r. tLnn can bs tou,-d 49,.
wl.r, I'M th,smorket n ars div IN fsc.i,.,, ~
everything uavv and d-.irsbl. iTrr,sI.,.sl,, ~ 49,
appearance IN the eastern uark,I. and sui pr,c,s
~ II L. - i ,,.,. 80. -. ~ go f''~''
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TO Farmers.

WE have at oqr WAREHOUSE storage TO-, % , co
w bushels shcllrd Corn AND OATS, on which
40, will atrance 20 ctspcr bushe on corn, IS on
OATS, elm rging interest on money advanced and
insurance ON the grain -
The rorn muslhr well cleaned, as il will have
TO he stored IN one common body.
Ottawa Dee % II +. & l.. II. EAMrs.
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One MilliOnaY Year.

And ourstock will al all times be found more .x-
ien.ye, more fully assorted, and comprising many
newer and choicer styles than can he found else
w'Te in this market as we daily IN receipt 81
everything new and desirable Immediately 90 IL
appearance m the eastern marksl, and our prices
NH be -nlLuL MN ------ . L--u-
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Pa.rn, so,ararj par'or lamps table cutlery, looh,
lug glasses, etc ere
No. rs LAKE STEEET, CHICAGO
q. nuELIy, JSo. rNErErI
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rn,,, nkS. DIENER & HAMPTON
10 N'N"EEN AND PIHIIt SpEN

W-T-IT T------ IWfOnf n m
q, a. p''u'n '' the lungs, may he cured hy Curv
IT,, i"tAL IN small and frequent dese, M,
'"Wt oppression Is souurrlirvrd
l"EE, states '"''AL'S NJ"
. '.",e,"tn me CHERRY PIcroRAr cure sp,b ~,
1,, ~, Ns.'.wa sna iironchlis as l,ads me to b+-
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NUMBER 2ss.
Telegraphic.

Nh, Y,,k ns. or,,a s,or, n, u.,,.Lx b.. -,
unanI,o.sv Nominated bg t5s nanarrsf;n c.,,es q,
other ofscer. A. hssars ~ " - ~
y,--su =,
n Lois.tW Dec Z-Ine steamers Lewis Whitsman and
r. y ms,n nave s,riven ffofn view orleans, aod tb'
o ~ lei. LOT ina. port ~eatser very coih-
w., o. ~. ns Ioe ,eenhs 70 me ne hog mar,s. = o-t
- - % - % for 100 pounds at which rate. th'r
20, % en 70 ts.ers however sA!es yesterday iIoO bar
iars 80 ~, o. per oarrsL and ~ t'srces prime
. 100 barrels mes pork At sl Is and 1000
~rsen hsrn - ~ ~ .he 1idds Oh Decemoer ana Soo'
ci,e;,n.,; NJ.
snos fs,Is' pse me wsatner hers now cold VIII
snoS iang Inc PORK market 10 unchanged. The rvs
"'s i.ne" i'or incnss SINCE isst evening
PMsturgh Dec 2-Thera Is now four feet four inehes
water ia the channel and the river rising slowly
Cincinnati Dec 3The river here is still falling and
mas receded three inches since last evening
The pork market is firm Bales Of at s11 to s1l
% per barrel hogs have sold to-day at 81 Is to 81
per leo pounds.
Pt'oggh Dec S-Thsre is now nearly Eve feat water
NsvYsrk D.c II, 4. -a,o-,.. ~, ,t. n.L a.
Secretary of y i' sna. nj outnns; ,n'
port duties the estimated extsnt I AZ oo COO by add
ing certain articles the free list SAT- s ala 10 be
Of the articles which proposed to exempt from duty
Mar York Dec ao x.rh ss,, =, -
important resolutions which ar. to b. oered n demo
cratic be held Tonight, by d,ngushsd so,,h
ern members.
The frst resolution is the effect that the
OF the Baltimore Convention pledged the party main
SN1
Ths second aud third resolutions state that the election
on PRESIDENT Pierce was the result OF universal belief
.nat ne Foua fuit the pledsesh he bad gwen and implied
and tnat 1t was expected he would adhere to the princ
,s,,s T.; ~ ,' III anu maze "a" appoint
The fourth rs.ou,;on .ond.nr. hi; ..,.,,,;o, =, 81,
f-.asr..a .esouon conasmns ms rscosotion oi tne
.na III s.,a,;n. - ah - os
''a'inS Vi eAeh at tne sacrince Oh eucn men az
The fifth resolution dsnouncss the ;ntsr,.r.,c. r, ,s
Administration in STATE politics
Tho action Of th. caucus on these resolution, 4. .,x
io1sy swatee
coi forney viii positively be elected Clerk Of the
Mouse OF Representatives at Washington.
Dd.nere PEG; o-Yrvste advises received here from
aco IePort that TWO hundred armed men from San
FRANCISCO nave arrived at La Psz in Lower California
mands nj i.nsrai 80 aais 'ns oon
dent TErs pic "'' o"A'oin MA ihdePeh-
head of p.rt.gs river o ~ an isL. ,he
bssyv frssb, fo- on,.n. - ~. p; n, sae -lss Win a
.y I III on1ansson ~, anu Ia roin.ei ana large
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Manifesto of the Gar,

Nicholas the Emperor or Russia has issued the follow
az manifesto to his people,
=" By the Grace of God We Nicholas the First Emperor
and Autoerat Of all the Rusasby manifesto OF the
lith of June of the present year informed our faith
thfu and wall beloved subjects Of the motives which
nade it incumbent to demand from the Ottoman
Porte invoabe in favor the sacred rights
II the orthodox church. We at the same time an
nouuced to them that all efforts bring the Ports
by means of amcabe PERSUASION of eauity
and TO faithful Observance of treaties had remained
irutless and that consequently ndisp@nsa
ue to order troops to the Danube sdopt,ny that
measure We still entertained hope that the Ports would
confess Its errors and would resolve gvs satisfaction to
ur just reclamatons Our expectations have been
cyed 1t is in vain aso that the great powers of Europe
nave endeoyored, by their exhortatons shake the
Dnnd obstinacy of the Ottoman Government 1t ID by
declaration OF war by proclamation reets with fatal
accusations against Russia that replied to the pacific ef
iorts OF Europe to forbearsnce finally enruins the
lanks OF their army the revoutonss Of all countries
The Porte has commenced hostities the Danube;
Russia Is provoked to the combat other IL
left them than recourse to to compel the Ottoman
Porte to respect treaties and ain from the repa
rstoa for the offences by which it responded our most
moderate demands and to legitimate solictuds for
the defence of the orthodox faith in the East which
also the religion Of the Russian people We are firmly
convinced that our faithful subjects will Join in the fer
vent prayer which addressed the Most High that
lie may delgn TO bless in the holy and Just
cause which has at all times ardent defenders in
our pious ancestors te domino sperav coloundar
Hsternum.n
Done at the Barskol the third day of the
year OF grace, 1858, and the twenyegbt yesr Of
reign. NICHOLAS
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MEMPHIS IrEas-A young man from Fsyettc county,
Tenn robbed in house of il-fame tho night of
the 9th Of 5000 which he had drawn that day from the
bank The police are the track Of the rogues.
Smith who has been trial for the murder Of Mr.
Davis found guilty the 26th of murder in the
second degree ard has been sentenced to fifteen years.
imprisonment in the Peaitentiary
An afay occurred in a cohse-honse on the 27th be-
tween Mr. Atkinson and steamboat hands dur
log which of the propretors of the place Mr. Bag
gono nterfered and received wounds from which it is
thosght he cannot recover
negro of Mr.. Lawhorns on the Goth, stabbed son
of Mr.. William Goodman, few miles from the city in
rieting wounds from which it is thought are mortal
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The THREE CRYSTAL PALAcIs-The London Crystals
Palace 1851 feet in length +56 feet in BREADTH and
covered between eighteen and nineteen acres The from
tage for goods according to Prnse Alberts report was
ten miles The Dublin Crystal Palace 425 feet ine
breadth and 47o feet in length From the pavement so1
the top of the central is 800 feet in height Than,
total area of the New York Crystal Palace is eie672
square feet or five aud thresfourths Its extreme
Ir-a bieA
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THE THIRTY-THIRp CoNGErss.-Congress, which assem-
bes today, will be composed follows. s.nat.-37 dem
ocrats II wings vacancies the latter being in Nssis-
sipp, North Carolina, Maine and Now Hampshire. House
of l50 wings H. freesoi g.
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TRAVEL on THE NEwYoRR NEwHA'rS RALnoAp 90
The New York and New Haven Railroad took from New
York persons the 2lh the 25th $500 and
on the 26th 600
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DAMAGEs RroovEsSD From RAnRoAp CosRAsr-In &,
the Circuit Court at Albany, before Judge Wright
dict OF sSleo damages has been rendered against the
hudson River Railroad Company, at the suite Of M
Doyle severe and lasting injuries which the paiun
received two since csoton while passenger
la the defendants ears
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SAILING P.cIFIc.-The Collins mail steamer Pa
cc Capt Nye left NewYork the Goth for Liverpool with
ninety two passsngers and s5o90 900 in specie.
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FoR CALFoRSIA-Among the passengers who sail In the
Promethus from NewYork for California ria the I,tbmus
Of Nicaragua, are Thomas Francis Meaghsr Mms Anna
Thilon and Mr. Hudson Mr. Meagher goes to San Fran
cisco to deliver OF lectures and will rutura in
the spring ria NewOrleaus
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THE BRoApwAr RAiLsoAp-Judger puer, in the su-
prems Court at NewYork decided the 25th that the
injunction prohibiting the laying of railroad in Broad
way should be perpetual
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ARRIvAL TEE J. l., DAY.-The steamer J. L. Day,
Capt Smith, from Pensacola and Key West, arrived ss-
turday evening.
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TELEGRApHrc ArPoisrxxSrs-rhe Baltimore and New ~
Orleans Telegraph Company has appoisted james Hnss
for several years connected with the Magnetic Telegraph
Company Sun Building Chief Operator to reside ID q
EuwOrleaps The Western Telsgraphic Company has =
appointed Wn. Hsiss Superintendent Of the ne.
Bait sun 1'tif
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MurIsr on SHIP NEwYoRK BAI-The United
States Marshall arrested and put on the 10th five
seamen, belonging to the American ship James Wright.
charged with revolt During the fight which occurred
between tho officers and men, the mate Mr. Simpson was
seriously stabbed
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ASEACH BRANDY--i0 bbls. and so octaves, :,
j or ...S Lsasl ?. a coG.sR. ne coamea .uest: .
g ARD-25 tierees Lard for sale by
a J.H MuLroRp CO., II Bsak Place,
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DAY MORNING, DECEMBER 5 1853
INSURANCE COMPANIES.

Fire, River and Marine Insurance.
PROVINCIAL INSURANCE COMPANY
OF TORONTO G. W.
t000O0
ED~D. o. osEnS, ssers,ary. A. NJ. CLARK President
BRANCH OFFICE, No. 40 Camp A., New Orleans.
~ Ths usdersgnsd prepared against
the rs Of the SEAS RIVERS Also or damage
By FIRE. At the Of premium.
BENJAMIN FLORAycE Agent
MS 1y HARMON DoANE, Assistant Agent,
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FOR RENT.

fQR RENT "A two.story BRICK DWELL ~
- H'usEi 70 soi Pyiras street between III
rooms IN She resi-, psntfy, wood hon,e, ets, ~
tsostory FRANK HOUSE Clio b.t,seb p,v,.r
& s9ah de :.nng Eve rooms The bading
o,i 70 ms IN esr with bih-foom. stable,
sosoy FRAME HOUSE. Of ksou and i've f,k ,trs
h. kitchen. ~ wv ' A"' ''"e-USni' !"
hss.iy COFFEE house. Girod and u,ou ,.rss
A''" S'ihLL siofsE ~ rear q above. Apply 70
,n, j. o. PiERSoS, Reai Estate Broker,
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Sa'sg L'n''iaAa, Ps-ish ORLEANS, City g Ne0dn Be
Aersd that on the Both July 1883 be. the undsrsnsd
ee OF the Peaoe and for the City Aforesaid personally appeared
Charles SAnson Secretary th Crescent
p~ny o ws being duly according
pose and say that she absvs account just aud
transcript from the Bsshs Of the said Company.
c.J. MANsoNI, Secretary.
sWorno asd signed before this day July 1885,
CHARLES RICHARDSON, Third Justice of the Peace,
Parish sforlsans.
The Bssrd Of Trustees havs resolved per
cent cash hs certificate. 1885, 1851 sd
1852 totsa holders Herso their legal and
.he Eighth day Of August, prs<imo
Ihs Irueea have also declared Dividend Thrtyhv per
sent the earned Premiums Of for the wear ending
the Twelfth day Of july 1883 for which will b issued on
and after the ID Monday in September ne.t.
THoS. A, ADAMS, President.
NOSES GREENWOOD Vic. President.
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Life Insurance
On White Persons and Slaves.
NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
PLisr FExsE.s, Aesusry. NORRIS FRANKLIN Prs.dsrt
CAfIIAL. se5' ,0oh
And rapidly sng Mussl Plsn.sfe nvesd o.
and State siek' DirdsIds annually Of 20 per CENT
which CASH interest yearly credit Of per pr.
mums given . LIE Policies.
ETNA INSURANCE COMPANY, OF HART
FORD CONN.
Johs W. sEYHoUE, Aetusy. I. r. BRACE, Pr.sident
10000
On the Stock System, States
The usdersgned Of the old able Companies.
prepared tax. ks WHITE SLAVES
OF tie most favorable rates.
G. C. LATnEoP, Agent, - Camp street.
Josxpg s. corEs, NJ. d. NedicA hianineh go en-
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Mutual Insurance.
Granite Insurance Company, of Utica


CAPlIhL-ssoo coo $4,000 cash paid
W. II. DEDEIcK Secretary GEO. CURTIss, President
REFERENCES IN NEW YORK.
JOHN WARD q co, 81 Wall street;
s. T. sThNA1AN, President Atlahs Deck "a Broad way;
ISAAC NEWTON, lis Wset street;
EyERTS d CURTlSS, IFS West street,
DOWs Il GUITRAU, lis Broad street,
BEALE MELlCk n DE WITT, Bridge strsst;
WAGsTAEF vEDDEh, IS Courlland street
~ The sbsvs Company Of the most be
the Union Scrip for profits issued 70 The insured yearly
deemed after the fund ss00sO All the received
stthis ..ny RETAINED INVESTED HERE security
and TO facilitate the business Of the isrsd The undsgs duly
Authorized Agent prepared policies the
terms against is damage FIRE, AARNE HULL RIVER
RIsKS. [o9s sm1 c. c. LATHRoP, Agent IS csupr
Fire, Marine, Hull and River Insurance.
FRANKLIN MARINE AND FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF NEW YORK.
ws. L. AvErv Secretary. CADY HoLLIsTER, President.
HUDSON RIVER MARINE AND FIRE
INSURANCE COMPANY
Jas Noxss, Secretary. ABIJAH PECK. Precedent
" Policies issued the f.vsatl- in the se
Conpaniss srassl FIRE, MARINE HULL AND
RIVER RISKS By the usdsrgsed duly auibsrzsd Agent pre-
muns rereved RET AIN I'D AND INVESTED HERE e
csny Of ths insured.
o20 uaal G. c. LATFIRoP, Agent, Ss Camp street
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E'oR RENT-A two-storv nr1oK Dwell =

k'ok RENT-A two-story BRICK Dwell IN
iNoHoUsk, on Calope between Baeohus Dryndsa HI
ns containing b@o~ two parors, dining oom
loo feet. " ~ ''0@-' iN' - "
large and eoInmodous ~osory BRICK DWELLING HOUSE
shest side Robin psros
wood house, etc, ~' 'f
On. t~o.sry FRAME HOUSE Pryaua Walk, between
side -
One t~o.try FRAME HOUSE, os Coi,.us street near Roe
ns tmos 9y FRAME HOUSE. No. ss street
'wo.s;ry FRAME HOUSE, Dry.dss caiops suitable
hrsssisy BRICK BUILDING.
now beng used a Hoielwit on Girod
street. Appyto ] o. PERSON Real 4, a. g,ok.r
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DAN RrcEs AMrHrrHrarRE.-This place Of amuse-
ment was opened to the public Saturday evening and
was filled by of the most crowded assemblages in
which it was fortune to be squeezed 1t is ad
mirsby adapted to the purposes for which intended
and will doubtless draw great many who would sI
pose themselves under The performances
evening very able and attractive some of the
eas of equestranism exhibited were really astonishing
The company is good one aud well trained. We shall
be disappointed If it does not with marked success
The performances Sunday evening closed nearly as
well as on the evening previous.
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LIVERPOOL.

IN0R LlVERpOOL.--Tbe A fast sail II
N Ing Am-rie,n s4ip JOSIAH BRADLEE C.p,au hAALhks
Bsyson 10 now eadlug sj wi ed GI
apply 70 GisfAEf a LOWELL, il6 Common 81. as
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BOARDING.
HOTEIS-RESTAURANTS

st. LOUIS HOTEL This Hotel, hay- A-gz,
~ z heen cOsea dua, the Sdnm.r reps painting
&C. for tn. o. ii. B..raers
lhs Public Il
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FOR &3.0n.

NTANTILLAs made from good silk, and Handsomely
wi trimmed, with Fringe and Gimp, selling at The
I" IIive,n az the above low price.
my25 d2wis GEO. +. BRYANT.
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StOEe to Let.

GOOD Store, situated in the centre of business in
n The CITY of Worcester, with a good Stock Of
GROCERIES,. which the will dispose of on fa-
vOrahle trrms he having become connected in another
branch Of trade. Said Store is Of the hest sec
lions Of The City for Cash business, amt offers great
udGcemrnt an with Il small capital For further
panic 4laFs enquire at this Cflse my6 d3w
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LEATHER,

l(ELT Leather Roundings Oak and Hemlock Tan, and
ID Trimming of Belt and Harness Leather, of every
grade for sale by the subscriber. Also, Wells, Rams,
liiting Taps, Counters, and Shoe snenlgs, hand,
and furnished to ORDER in quantities. upon
bic terms, at his shop In OF Union Block l9g Main
ST., under u. J. Howlunds Printing Office
N. AAZELL.
Worcester, May 10, 1853. d3m
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NEW BOOKS-NEW BOOKSl

AsVVAAA "
At LieeymoreS Bookstore, 1874 Main Street
CORRESPONDENTS Of the Revolution, Letters Of
~ Washington, edited By Sparks.
Mapleton, Story of the Maine Law
The Great Orations of Webster.
ThaatLa, book for the Seaside.
The Last Leaf of Sunny Side.
Romance Of the Forum.
Cowper's Task, Table, &C.. with notes by Bovd
The Old Forest Rangers. by Frank Forester
loussaint l'Ouverture, The Patriot Of Hayti.
myl7 dtf
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II EW ARRIVAL OF BOOKS,
AT KEITH & CO.'S,

n ALA II g CO.D,
No. 239 Nam street,
TUE Oid Forest Ranger, Wild Sports in India, by
4 Frank Forester
Our Village, 2 vols, by Mrs Milford
Echoes of Relic, by Ben Shadon.
Thaletta, book for the Seaside.
Alex Smiths Poems.
The Grated Bub, by Mrs A. H. Hawes
Alban, or the History Of young Puritan
Marmaduke Wyvil, by w II. Herbert
me Laws OF the Ancient Hebrews, by E. c.. Wines.
Home Lille in Germany, by Chas. L Brace.
One Year OF Wedlock, by Emily Carlen.
Tales of the Countess D'Arboublne
thnrne
Electro Physiology, by Doct G. Huff
The last leaf from Sunny Side.
Review Of the Spiritual Manifestations by Chas.
BeecheT.
Also q large collection Of Engli,h Books
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-05-30
EW MUSIC,

0G w WOS1Oy
tNhOM New York, Philadelphia, and Boston.
II A. MARSH, at 1874 Main street. offers for sale
large assortment of new and fashionable Music
PARA SOILS.
The subscriber offers good an assortment of Para
soils ms be found In this city and at the lowest pri
ces for the quality. Please call aud examine.
A. MARSH,
ap30 DIFF 1874 Main ST.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-05-30
Caldwell & Hill,
Flowers,

- sprigs, just received by
MILES & BROWNING
ape DIT l60 Corner Main and w lnut streets.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-05-30

WANASkF' Il. ga
AcTING AND STAGE MANAoGE....... J. G. CARTLlTcH
The Grand Roasalltie Dranaa Of La.cletia Rornin.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-05-30
The Summer Term

nF MISS BlGELOW'S School for Young Indiea
" and Misses, will commence on WEDNEsnAV
June sth IN Bangs Block, Main At. Board proyidei
for Pupils IN pleasant phvate families
" Inc present board Of Teachers retained.
my Is da,v
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-05-30
JOE WAGONS

WE subscriber has hand large stock of new and
second hand lob Wagons, which he win sell or let,
~ ms customers may wish. Also, on Union street,
backsn,th shop completely stocked with good set OF
Tools hchhe will sell lowing 10 hsalth)ata batgan.
Inquire OF HENRY q. FISH, N
Worcester, May Is, 1882 alma
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-05-30
State Mutual Life Assurance Company
OF WORE ESTER

NOTICE il hereby given, that the annual meeting Of
IN the Assured Members, aud Guarantee stockholders
of the State Mutual Life Assurance Company of Wer-
ceser the choice of Directors and other busy
VIII DO held at the Office Of the Company, In Worries
ter, on WEDNESDAY, June LIST, at len O'Clock A. M
CLARENDON HARRIS, Secretary.
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