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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-03-07
Carpets Carpets Carpets
Tor Spring Sales!
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B, L, Harden & Co.

II AVE received the largest Stock of CARPETS
H exhibited in this city. Having taken the
greatest in selecting from the largest manuiaco
ries in the country, prepared to offer the
Handsomest Variety of Carpets
the State.
Our Stock consists of
English Velvet Tapestry CARPETS.
American ' &c do.
Clinton Power Loom Brussels do.
English Tapestry Brussels do.
Imperial Ply do.
Lowell 8 Ply do.
Tapestry ingram do
Elegant English Super do.
&" Lowell % do
Lowell Extra Fine do
Lowell Fine do
Common Cotton and Wool DO.
4, 5, and GA Check and Plain Straw Mattings.
Brussels, Tapestry, aud Venetian Stair Carpets.
Mats, Esugs, Booking,
Oil Cloths, stair Rods, Carpet Paper and Wadding to-
geher with every article be found in extensive Can
pet Rooms
We would ask un examination of our Stock by every
person intending to purchase CARPETS OF any de-
scIption have many beautiful patterns not to be
found elsewhere and shall sell all descriptions of
Carpets at the lowest wholesale prices.
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NOTICES.
q MEMS Rhetorical Society

The Young Mems Rhetorical Society
VKTILL give Public Exhibition on TUESDAY and
w WEDNESDAY Evenings, March 9Th and 9Th,
at the CITY HALL!
the proceeds to be applied serse the pernanency Of
the Society. The exercises will consist Of Orations,
Dlao"ues. Dissertations, Essays, Stump SPEECHES, &c
During The second Evening there will be represented
Grad Mass Convention, discuss the feasibility OF
connecting the Continent with China, by line OF Rail
roads directly thrOughthe centre of the Earth.
Tickets, l2i eens-to be obtained at the Bookstores
oil John Keith X Co aud A Hutchinson, and at the
door. Doors open at 81 O'clock Exercises to com
mence at u precisely. mars DIT
Fitchburg and Worcester Railroad Co!
SPECIAL MEETING!
NOTICE is hereby given, that Special Meeting of
4S the Stockholders Of the Ftohburg 4 I'D Worcester
Railroad Company, will be held at the TOWN HALL,
in Leominster,
on MONDAY, the 18th day of March inst,
at o'clock in the Afternoon, TO see if The Stock.
holders will accept of Act hr Legislature, passed
February 2lst, 1858, whi rehy sand Company are uu-
ihorzed TO issue Preferred Sluc the amount Of ten
huadred and fftythree shares, and second
class of Preferred Stock, as will more fully appear in
and by saiI Act
Also, take into consideration what measures saal
lie adopted iii dispusing of SAID STOCK and the payment
Ofthe debts OF said Company.
Per order OF the iiirec ors.
CHARLES w. WILDER. CLERK
Fiichburg, March I'd, 1858. mans dlMl4
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French Teacher,
Notice to Land-holders
Alexander Putnar,


WOUbD give notice that he continues the ATJe
" IiON AND COMMISSION BUSINESS at the
Ola STAND OF Hood q Putnam, No. l43 Main street
Where ne viii be happy to receive conisnments Of All
descriptions {" property for Auction private sale
Property.
n b. Cash paid for second-han Furniture -ft
Furniture, Trunks, Vases, Dry and Fancy Goods
&c, at private sale, low for Cash
Worcester, Feb. &c, 1858. dtGs
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AUCTIONS.
Farm, at Auction!


q w. SCI. by 81 co. will sell on the premises at
y. Aucti q, on TUESDAY, March sih, at 10 o'clk,
A. M =, the Farm known Us the
LOCAL MINE FARM"
suated PssutaIiOn street, and belonging to WYMAN
PARKER The Farm contains about
90 ACRES OF LANDI
On the Two DWELLING HOUSES, BARNs,
&c The above place will be sold III three lots
u Terms easy and made known at The sale. For
suriker particulars, inquire of WYMAN PARKER,
or, 5. w. sELBY s. CO., Auct'rs.
Worcester, Feb H. 1853. DIFF
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GREAT SALE OF
Household Furniture, at Auction.

GREAT SALE OF
Household Furniture, at Auction.
g w sELBY & co. will sell by Catalogue,
- at horticultural Hall,
on FRIDAY, March llth, commencing a! O'clock, A.
NJ. very large assortment of new and stcond-hsnd
FurAitnFe, consisting in part of
u Sofas, Lounges, Sofa BedSteads,
Secretaries % Cottage Bedsteads 20 common DO Hair
Palm Leag 2Ac Straw Mattresses Bmeaus, 25J Cane
Sea- Chairs 81 Rocking do $50 Wood Seat Chairs 20
Rocking de-, 50 Dining Tables, OF various kinds,
40 KING ASsEs,
All Wool Carpets, Chamber setts Mahogany
Card and Centre Tables,
TIE Pogs, Extension Dining Tables, " hat Nets, An
tque Chairs, Clocks, Book Cases. Feather Beds, Child
ren's Chairs CrIckels, Otomans, Side Boards, " ash
Stands, Dressing Tables,
Cooking, Parlor and Office Stoves,
Oil Paintings, Office Chairs, Fancy Boxes Tubs Pals
Crockery Ware, and great variety of other articles
not enumerated.
Also, Piano Fohes The above will comprise the
largest assortment OF Furniture, offered Auc-
uon, ia his city, and will be sold without
u No p0stpOnement On account of the weather.
5. w. SELBY u co Aucl'rs~
Worcester March j. 1853. DIT
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PEpSTN.
Clutch and Gamhif

A SUPPLY this day received and for sae in any
"A quantity by l. T. LAZELI,, Druggist
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Cnttaga Ennse and Tnt. III Anntinn

Cottage House and Lot. at Auction.
G w. SELBY & co. will sell on the premises, on
~ WEDNESDAY, March l6th at 10 O'clock A.
NJ, the House and Lot!
Gold street, Green, belonging to A. ROGERS
The House is built in the convenient manner,
and contains Rooms.
The Lot is about 55 by 100 feet u Terms easy and
made known at the sale.
For further particulars, inquire of
S W. SELBY & CO., Auctr's.
Worcester March S. 1853. dtMI6
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Address Of the Full Dressed Nan

] am the full dressed man! MacullaT hires me
To stand ali day, sentinel at his door,
And bid each gent and lady who admires ne,
To buy, like me, Their rauueht at his Store.
l am standing proof ofthat old adage,
That Ills the tailor that doth make the man.
Macaar's The Promelheus, no, from cabbage
Has dressed me up 20 lead the real bon ton.
And if OF me, this peerless Yankee tailor
Has made prince what would he make Of thee
Thou farmer, lawyer, GENT mechanic, snor,
Who can't begin TO show your coat with me
He'd make you look like Paris, or Hyperion
So come aud buy your wardrobe for the Spring
am the well dressed man, the true criterion
By which 10 fl yourself with every thing
The zephyr shirt, the Lola Montez collar,
The DORSEY vest, the Brnmmel coat here;
Partisan pants of every make and eolor
And kerchiels caps, cloaks, gloves that Kings might
Come then sc members oflhe human family.
The largest, nobest family that know
And our Macullsr will you suit dvinely
With clothes like mine, and charge YOU very low.
MACULLAR WILLIAMS, & &C.,
27l Pipe1'S Block Main Street, Worcester,
Sign of the Gull Dressed Man"
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HavinRs Hank,

OFFICE IN CENTRAL EXCHANGE.
THE Worcester Mechanics Savings Bank ia ore
daily for the receipt Of Deposits from Al glasses.
Worcester. Oct. |, ld52. otsldAwutt
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Valuable Manufacturing Property
FOR SALE,

la IN healthy part of south Carolina, valua-
I1i# BILE Cotton Factory, with extensive Buildings,
14-@1- and Machinery for 1900 spndles, Cotton Gin,
and Thrasher Warehouse, FIGURING End saw ills, sew
eral Dwelling Houses good Water Powers, and
1900 Acres OF Land. Price, $4,000 $25, 600 down.
Also, 200 Acres of Lend, in Northern Uhi5 within
miles OF Lake Shore Railroad with good Water Pow
err, Wooden Factory. Grist and Saw Mills, Warehouse,
Store and - Dwellings Price, $4,000. $4,000 in
hand. For further particulars, apply at this Office
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GROCERIES.

NOR sale BY J.B. PRATT, 81 Main stFeaa,
Il large supply ofchoiee Groceries, wholesele and
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lust received aud for sale, some extra French Cali
u Bootsj also medium article, at
Grafton, March A, 1858. dawtf sTOCKWEII,s.
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Trunks Trunks
CONSTANTLY on hand, and for sale cheap, al
Grafton, March a, 1853 daw,f
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-22
Severe Freshet Railroad Calamity

CHARLEsToS, March 2l.-Very severe fresh.
cts have just occurred in Georgia and Alabs-
ma. The Alabama river has risen to an IN.
precedented height. Travelling has been sus.
pended, and the mails are sent to Mobile by
boats. On the Muscogee river railroad
bridge was carried away, and the circumstance
not having been made known, train of cars
approached, and the locomotive was precipi-
tated into the culvert, killing the engineer and
fireman. The passengers received no injury.
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~ Ii was Discovered, about 20 years
age, in the county Of King and Queen. bv 4 Pbv.
slcian eminent in his profession, that Asiatc Chol
era, Cholera Morbas, Bilious Choic, Dysentery.
Diarrhoea, Lock Jaw, and many other nervous and
spasnodic diseases Of very dangerous character
could be easily cured. Since that time he has
proved that fact to hundreds OF cur fslovc;1izeps
and can prove it TO as many as will try DUVAL' IS
FAMILY ANTI-SPASMCDIC, the peoples fayorite
Medicine They can get it from PURCELL, I.ADD
{; CO., or any Druggist in the city Seeadvertise-
mens. AZ, -3+ou,,.
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THE MARKETS

BALTIMORE, March 2i-Sales of 900 obs
Howard street Flour, at 81. 60, and 600 City
Mills, at $4.75. Red Wheat, ST. .O2 to S1.06
white, $l.0S to $1.12. White Corn, so to 50
Cts; yellow, "a cts.
New YORK, March 21.-Genesee Flour 81
Is to s.; Southern, 487 to s5l2. Wheat
prices nominal. Sales of 10000 bushels Corn
al 62} cts. for white, and % CITE. for yellow.
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Losses by Insurance Companies.

Bosros, March 2l.-The insurance compa-
MES of this city lose 100000 by the burning
OF the ship " Golden Gate" ELSEWHERE re.
ported Golden Ligh,,"l at sea, Feb. %, from
this port for San Francisco, and the ships
Anna Rich and Moses TAYLOR los, previously.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
TRANSMITTED FOR THE DAILY DIspATCH
Later fro,u dnyaun,

NEw York, March 2l.-The Crescent City
arrived at thus por,to-day, with Havana dates
to the 10Th. Mr.. Kings health has undergone
no material change since last accounts. lie
expects to leave for the United States in April.
Affairs at havana quiet.
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Postmas,ers CONFIRMED.

WAsHINGTos, March 2l.-The following
appointments of pos,masters have been con.
hrmed by the Senate: Alex. Calf, at Norfolk;
Thomas d. Bigger, at Richmond; Turner w.
Ashby, at Alexandria.
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WASHINGTON Item .

WAsHINGToN, March l9th.-Gov. Lane start.
ed this evening for Oregon, expecting TO arrive
on the tenth Of Nav, and enter upon the du-
les Of bis Office immediate:v.
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The Fisheries Apnir.

ST. John, n. B., March 2l-Cons;derable
excitement prevails regarding the fishery ques-
ton. The Legislature is occupied with the
report upon reciprocal trade and the fisheries.
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BY ]. X. ID. Payne, salesman.

Il WARE, TOOLS, &c, AT AUCTION.-Bg
virtue Of deed of trust, executed to the under.
signed, as trustee for the benefit of creditors In
said deed mentioned, and of record in the Office OF
the Court of Hastings for the city of Richmond
will be sold at auction, on WEDNESDAY morn.
ing next, at the hour of H. tina. being the twenty.
third day of this month, at the store occupied by
Chas. S. Derr, on the corner of Broad and Ninth
streets, all the stock Of Tin Ware, Steves and all
the tools and unenished materials belonging to said
Derr in said store and shop contained Also at the
hour Of P III, on the came day, at the residence
OF said Derr, on Jackson street, all his Household
and other Furniture. Terms cash
J r D PAYNE, Auct.
EDWARD CANNON, Trustee. NH %
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Smiling nfMe Pncifc.

New YORK, March l9.-The steamship Pa.
citic sailed al noon to-day tor Liverpool, with
700 passengers, bRt.no specie.
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SIP GoIden Light Burned at Sea--Prob
Die loss Of Fifteen Lires.


BosroN, March 20.-The British ship Shand
arrived yesterday from Calcutta, brought, as
passengers, part of the crew Of the clipper ship
Golden Light, which sailed On the 10Th Feb.
ruary from Boston for San Francisco. On the
night of the 22d of February she was struck
nv lightning, and all hands were driven to the
Uoats-numbering, passengers and crew, 35.
The ship was burnt TO the waters lge.-
Three boats out of five were picked up by the
Shand-jhe others had parted company sepa.
raIey. Fifteen only are known to have been
saved.
The names of the passengers saved are Mrs.
Ford, OF Yarmouth. Maine; Mrs. Morrill,, OF
Gardiner, Maine; MIR. aud Mrs. Cummings,
do; Mr.. Dodge, of Salem; MIR. Simmonds, OF
Lincoln.
The ship was owned by James Hutchins, oil
Boston, and valued al $685. which is fully
covered by insurance, mostly in Boston off
ces. She was registered at 1l40 tons, and il
was her t!rsttrip. 1t is believed that 5per~
sons persisted.
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Later from Pernam6uco-An Act Of Piracy
&c.

PHILADELPHIA, March s0.-The schooner
s. Norris Vain, from Pernambuco, whence
she sailed on the 17th, arrived here this after.
roOn. The province was quiet, and the
health of the port improved.
the captain reports that on the 10Th of JAN
uary, in lat. 50 north, Ion. q west, on out
ward passage, was brought TO by black top
sail schooner, and boarded by boats crew,
armed with pistols .and dirks.
She appeared TO be Spanish SLAYER, bound
10 the coast for slaves. They proceeded 10
search the vessel, and after loading their boat
with beef, potatoes, -four, hams, wine, canvass,
&c. took off her new jib, and were about TAX
ing her foretopmast down TO make lew main
topmast, when two brigs hove in sight, which
caused them to make precipilate retreat.
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The Philadelnbia 1rnrders

PHiLADELpHIA, March q. The trial Of
Spring, for the murder of two women, COM
menced to-day. The evidence agains, him is
conclusive.
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By Wellington Goddin.
BY james M. Tnylor, AucIr.

BY james M. Taylor, Auctr.
VNWENTY.FlVE BUILDING LOTS IN
L SIDNEY AT AUCTlON-Wil be sold at auc.
ton on Monday, 26lh of March, commencing at
3h O'Clock, p. H., upon the premises. fourteen
Building Lots, situated in The plan of Harvie's Ad
dition 10 the town of Sidney and directly opposite
the residence of Mr. r Tyler. Eight OF the Lots
front on Pine street, and six Cumberland street,;
each lot fronts % feet and runs back 104 feet. Al
ter which, will be sold eleven beautiful Lots within
the BelVdereincosure, fronting about 80 feet EACH
and running back about lbs feet. These are about
the most desirable Lots now to be had In that
nelghborhood for building purposes, beng well
elevated and pleasantly located.
These Lots being within few hundred yards of
the heavy manufacturing establishments of the city,
and in section which is improving with unprece.
dented rapidity, offer advantages to the operatives
employed in those works for securing pleasant res,
licences, or safe investment to the capitalist.
TERms-One.thir1 cash, balance at six and twelve
months with interest, with deeds Of trust upon the
property to secure the deferred payments.
NH IL JAMES NJ TAYLOR, Auct.
T ARGE NUMBER OF BUILDIN
- LOTS AT N.-Wili be sold on
spectively, from 30 to so Building Lots, situa.
ted near the western bounds of the city, as follows;
3 on the north side of / or Marshall, west of the
residence of T. +. lsbel Esq; in the rear of the
residence OF Hon. M. Bolts, and about IS on the
north side OF Leigh street, north of Buchanan's
Spring. These Lots will be laid off into sizes
suitable for building purposes-say Treating 30 feet,
and running back $50 feet to.an alley. These Lots
being located near the corporation line, and in
neighborhood which must improve, are worthy
the attention of those wishing to invest in unim-
proved property, or those who desire to secure
pleasant homesteads al moderate cost
The sale win commence at 81 o'clock, with the
property first named and proceed In the order ad.
vertised.
TERMs-One.third cash in advance, balance at G
and II months, with interest and tide retained un
| I'll the payment of the last mole
NH Lids JAS. NJ TAYLOR, Auctr.
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9The New Orleans Picayune denies the re-
port, lately originated in New York, that
another expedition against Cuba is being or.
gcnized al New Orleans.
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lVSAS ANb Periodicals JUST
~ PUBLISHED, and for sale hyI
THOMAS +. GRESHAM,
lQ9H Broad Street
Agatha's Husband, by the author OF Olive, the
Ogilvies, &c &c, SIC
Viletts, by Currer Bell author OF Shirley Jane
Eyre, &c &c, Soc
White, Red and Black, by PulEzky, vols, 50
The Monarchist. by the author OF Wild Western
Scenes, DC, Soc
The Heir of Redclyffs. by the author OF the Two
Guardians, Henriet,a's Wish, &c, 2 vols 81
Beatrice, or the Unknown Relatives, by Catha
rine Sinclair, author Of Jane Bonvarie, &c &c
Yankee Notions for April, best number yet, lsc
Frank Farieigh, soc
The Fortunes Of the Coville Family by the an.
thor of Frank Farleieh
Woman's Life, by f;nilie Carrier. SOC
The North British Review for February
Edinburg Review
Wea,miuste, Review
GoGey's Ladies Book for April, splendid num-
Der, 25c per copy, or SO per year
The Plough, Loom al Anvil, March 25
Grahanns Magazi ne tor April, a rich number 25
per copy. or IS per year
The Emigrant Squire, by the author of Bell
The Two Merchants, or Solvent and Insolvent,
by I S Arthur Csc
H~ GREsHAM'S is the place to get anything
in the Book, Periodical, Magazine. Newspaper and
Cheap Publication Business Cheap
ER Subscriptions received 10 any Newspaper
Magazine or Periodical published.
English Newspapers received per every steamer
GkESHAmS assortment OF Periodicals Is un-
surpassed by any establishment South of Philadel-
phia. Gail up. Il GRESHAM,
lC9l Broad street, the only Regular Agent
ma 22-lt
A GATHA'S HUsBAND.-J. w RAN
N DOLPH has for sale, March %, Interviews
Memorable and Useful, for Diary and Memory Re.
produced, by Cox, D D, 81
History of Nero, by Abbott with plates, Coo
A ChilQ's History of England, by C. Dickens vol
!, from Ancient Times to Henry 5th, Soc
Lives of the Brothers Humboldt, by Bauer 81
Agsthas Husband, novel, by author of Olive,
&c, SIC
April numbers Cooley, Graham and National Ria.
gazine. mn %
T UMBEK.-20vO0 feet wide and bright sus.
IL quehanna Boards; 0,e00 feet SO Poplar and
boxes. Landing at Rockets from schr Falmouth.
For sale on the wharf on accoMm odating terms by
BELVIN & PARKER,
mi % Mahogany and Lumber Dealers
NOTTCE.-Proposals will be received until the
" 18th instant, for excavsting aud removing the
earth from the Globe Lot
nah % KENT, PAINE KENT.
- FOR RKNT.-The BRICK IenemsnI ION
sa Canal street, between 4th and 5th streets, re-
CenTg occupied by Mr.. John Gibson. Rent $50.
NH % TOLER a. COOK. Agents.
o. VALUABLE CITY PROPERTY
H::s FOR sALE.-We are authorized to sell three
most valuable and desirable Store stands on Main
street The terms will be made accommodating,
not more than $1,000 being required in cash, while
the balance may be In annual instruments Apply
early.
NH 90 ToLER & COOK. Agents.
HAY.-l6s bales best Nc rth aver day, 40 al.
d rive, for sale byl
NH Il SAMUEL AYREs.
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SMITHS LOTTERY OFFICE
wall street. under the Civ Hsss,
CHALK'S OLD STANn

To Day.-Bel Air, Glass P.-CapitaIs. so0 0oo
IU,oOo, 5.Oe0, 2,4ll, Loco, &c. 78 Nos, Is drsvr'
Tickets S5-shares In proportion.
Also Pasapsco, rs Capitals: $4,000, 1000. 50o
portion. s.ITpp PRIV
mh % ~.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-22
By Alexander Mott & Co.

FASHIONABLE CLOTHING, SHIRTS,
l. &c, &c, AT AUCTION.-On next Friday
Morning, the 25th inst, commencing at 10 O'CLOCK,
we will sell large and fashionable assortment ot
Ready Made Clothing, &c, consisting in part fol.
lows:
Dress and Frock Goats: cloth. cass, drap d. etc
Merino and linen Frock and Sack business Coats
Fancy GAGS, drap d. etc, nars's and drill Pants
Black and fancy silk, sssin, drap d. etc, cass,
vaentia, marseiles and linen Vets
Also, large collection Of merino Under Shirts
and Drawers
The above goods have just been received from
Northern establishment with instructions to be
closed out immediately.
Country Merchants would do well to attend the
sale, as great bargains may be expected.
The Goods will be sold in lots to suit the trade;
they are fresh and seasonable Terms cash
nah q ALEX MOTT d. CO. Aucts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-22

MAssA CHusETTs.-Th delegates just cho-
sen 10 the Constitutional Convention of the
Old Bay State, are politically classified as
follows: Wing 149; Free Democrats 90; De-
mocrats 1856; Coalition "a.
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By Davenport. Allen ~ Co.
GROCERIES, &c. AT AUCTION.-On
- THURSDAY, 24th inst, we will sell at 20
o'clock, at our Auction store, an assortment OF
Groceries, viz:
Rio, Java and Manila Coffee
Coffee Sugars
Liverpool Salt
Rum and Rectifed Whiskey
Bacon and Eerrings
Candles and Green Teas
Lamp Oil
Cigars, Wines &c &c.
Te,ms:-Under sl00 cash slGO and over four
months credit for approved paper.
DAVENPORT, ALLEN & CO,
NH ~ Aucts
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AMUSEMENTS
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
nET EICEIlil

IhUNDER.-LlGHTN lNG!!-STORM y,
DELUGEm!!
nR. REALE'S NEW PANORAMAAE AND
~ DIORAMA OF THE CREATION AND DE-
LUCE, Will be exhibited at Odd Fellows, Hall.
FOR A SHORT TINE ONLY. commencing on
Wednesday, March 23rd. DR. BEALE delights
to present his Painting in those places where a
work OF similar name has beeu exhibited Those
inferior Paintings are as John the E. ptist to pre-.
pare the way for his glorious work This NAV
seem strange language, but lie, him who doubts in.
qlire of the learned, the wise and The great. who
crowded OGd Fellows Hall of Washington for FIVE
or six weeks almost to sufocation AK the grave
Senators OF Congress ASK the heads of depart
menis In the National Councils. Ask the Reverend
Clergy OF Washington. Come and behold their
ceEnfcates OF appreciation. Come and judge for
yourself.
The scenes a-e true to nature grand and irstruc.
tive The animals are life like in appearance, NOV.
ing toward the Ark in funeral procession O! diving
world. One seems actually transported 10 the az.
tedeluvlan world. He almost hear No ah preach.
ing his last sc: mon upon tie mount, his signs and
eroans for rebellious people, and his heartfelt
noaungs dying upon the ear
sl Exhibitions EVERY EVENING, at 8 o'clk,
anu on "Wednesday and Saturday afternoons
at O'Clock.
q Admission twenty-five cents Chi.
dren halt price.
EE liberal arrangements made for Schools
GgT This painting can remain but few days
only, as previous engagements compe! it to leave
mn 22-tf
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-22
THIS DAY.
LAMBEHT,s OFFICE,
18th Street. under Exchanue Hsssa-

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