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Each proposal must be signed by the individual
or firm making it, and must sfecify price-dnrt uf
ONE prioe-for each and every article contained in
the schedule. Should any article BE- required not
esumsra cd, thew are to be furnished at the loves
market prices, according to quality. B ank forms
fer sls will be furnished at the department to
persons applying for them; and as, without uni
formity therein, the department would fad it dif3'
cult to make decision, none will be take into Con
sheraton unless substs ntislly agreeing tbs
The proposals to be adore sd TO ''he Department
of State" and endorsed Proposals for Stationery
Not ice will be given to the person to whom the con-
trait is awarded, who will be required, within five
days thereafter, TO give bond with two sufficient
suTeties for its performance.
The head OF the department is in all caees 20
eide whether the terms Of the contract have been
complied with, and to reject any article which M.
be, in bis opinion, of inferior quality. well to
annu the contract upon any failure to comply With
he terms within a reasonable time.
NAV M-laWiw
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NEW PUBLICATIONS..
~ A Lamp to the Path; or, the Bible in tie
Heart
The Home and the Marketplace, by Rev. W. h
Tweede. d. D. 63 cts.
Tbs Woodcutter Of Lebanon and the Exiles Of Lu-
cema, by the author Of the Night Watches-price
80 cents
Mabal Grant, Highland Story, by Il. II. BalIau-
tyne-60e.
Charles Roussel; or, Industry and Honesty, by
Prochat, author Of Three Months under the Stow
-4Oc.
The Plurality Of Worlds, with an introduction, by
Edward Hitchcock, D D. Soc
4 NEW WORK, by HENRY RODGERS.
Defence Of he Eclipse OF Faith; by its author
being rtjojnder to Professor Newmau's "Reply I"
which Ia included in the same volume with New.
mans chapter on the neral perfection of Christ
GRAY d BALLANTYNE,
9TH street, next to Odd Fellows Hall.
may Aft (SentineD
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MORE MANIFEST DEsTINY.-Some of
the New York and Boston journalists
will have it that General Barrundia's
mission to this country, is with a view
of connecting Honduras to the United
States. Honduras has a population of
35O. 900.
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EA FOR SALE.-A thorough bred blooded
&SHN WORSE, well broken to the saddle and
%1A TO single and double harness, very gen
y II tie, aud Of q rich chestnut sorrel color
He is sold tor fault, but only because the owner
has more horses than he has profitable use for at
this time.
HIS sire was the blooded horse Gregory, formally
owned by Capt Baden De auey, OF the United States
Navy, and his dam blooded mare, ef the finest Ma
ryland stock.
Can be at Birch's Stable on 14th street. south
Of Pennsylvania avenue, for few days. 80
N. B.-If not sold by 10 O'Clock, a. m, on TUES
DAY, the ga instant, he will be offered at l0I5, a.
m, at McGuire's auction store, at public sale q" ."
f$may 1Q--ooStk
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A SEDUCTION CAsE.-We learn says
the Selma ala Sentinel, that at the late
term of the Circuit Court for Green ccun-
ty, certain NJ. D. was mulcted in a
verdict of ten thousand dollars for Sc.
ducing the daughter Of enc of his patients,
in Tuscaloosa county, some time last fall
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-05-22

U Powell's painting of De Sofa dis
covering the Mississippi, is now on exhibi-
ton at New Orleans. This painting was
intended for the unoccupied parel in the
rotunda of the Capitol.
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Iron BRIDGEs.-See the communica-
ton on the third page of our issue of
to-day. on Iron Bridges. 1t is from the
pen Of an experienced mechanic, and con-
structor in iron, and in these times when
such works are tumbling about our ears
in all directions, it is well to probe deeply
into the subject.
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SAVE YOUR DIMES

AND DOLLARS WILL SAVE THEMSELVES.
WISH to call public attention to tie fact that I
i am prepared to Furnish families, wedding par
ties, parties excursions balls, pic MICS &C. at the
shortest notice, and with promptness.
Having secured one OF the very best Of worknsen,
and only using the very best Of materials can fur
nish all articles, such pure Virginia Cream for Ice
Cream At 81 per gallon. Water Ices at the same
Also, Jellies, Charlotts &C. Fruit and Pound Cakes
and great variety Of Small Cakes. at much lower
figure than the best establishment Of note In the
city furnish for at least Is per cent less than
their charge for the same, that the question
very often asked, "Where can We get q pure ar ice
Of Cream and Confectionery" 1 will answer, snC
can prove by everybody calling and trying
Store corner Of 14th street and Pennsyly ave.
nue. J. G. WEAVER, Agent.
NAV 2-eo2m
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u Gen. Sam. Houston made an anti
Nebraska speech at Houston, Texas, on
the 29sh ult. This is one way Of earn.
ing eight dollars per diem.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-05-22

Try III. B. Moore's improved Tri-
copherons, is one of the best prepa, ations
for the hair now in use. We speak ex-
perimentally, ats-
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IMPORTANT RUMoR.-The Washington
correspondent of the Baltimore Sun
writes: Letters received in this cit
from HAVANA, mention rumors that q
difficulty had occurred between the Gre
olss and the Spaniards.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-05-22

COMING TURKEY OVER THEx.-A s,.oe
driver, named James Warden, has been
arrested in Boston for successfully at.
tempting to play the Turk on a small
scale In his harem was found six girls,
from Ii to l6 years of age. The rascal
and his victims were committed to prison.
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CANE TO THB SUBSCRIBERS on Monday, the
~ 10Th instant, dark crown and light brindIe
COW The owner or owners can have said cows hv
proving property and paying charges Apply at
1000 Hope Tavern, one mile from Eastern Branch
DTluSt
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-aer TAKE NOTICE.
BOOTS S SHOES.

-hn TAKE NOTICE.
u BOOTS i SHOES.
- TO THE LADIES
150 pairs Lalies Heeled and Button Caters, Of al
colors
1000 do Gaiters, all cslors, $3.50 to $3.50
200 co Linen Caters, superior s1.25
200 do Misses Caters, all colors, IL to 81 q
Children's Shoes snd Caters, 81 to Is cents
Boys and Youths French Patent Leather Shoes Of
various styles and prices.
10 THE GENTLEMEN.
We have every style of Patent Leather and CALI Gal
ters, and ow Quartered Shoes
Also just received, q superior article Of fine Cali
Boots, spring shanks made to Cur order
which we warrsnt in every respect.
By trying one pair Of these Boots we know that
you will have none other.
Eo not forget to give a call before you purchase
as We ere determined ts Sell at small profits
Do not forget the store.
A. HOOVER 4 BON,
Z. side Pa. avenue. between 9th and 7th ST..
may 10-eoZw
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REFRIGERATORS.

HAVE Just received at my Salesrooms, twenty.
l. seven kefHgerators, which consider equal to
any IN the market, and invite the attention OF pur.
Always on hand an extensive and general assort-
mene OF nne Furniture, for sale on accommodating
terms, end as low Is can be had anywhere.
E... a5.-... N. NJ. McGREGOR,
It'll street, opposite the Exchange Bank,
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U We clip the following ill-natured
from one of our exchanges:

paragraph from one OF our exchanges:
The ladies of Marysville, KY, recently
presented pair of pantaloons, to Miss
Lucy Stone, in due form. Miss Lucy
accepted the pants, but says she would
have done so with much better will if
they only had man in them.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-05-22

BACK AT LAsT.-Mr. Fillmore has re-
turned to his home in Buffalo. after an
absence of several mouths,
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~ THIRD w ARD.-GEN7LENEN:P Pleas an.
nouncs the name Of j. A. NJ. DUNCAssON as suit
able candidate for seat in the Board Of Common
Council at the ensuing election.
may z2-Sts FIFTY VOTERS
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GWYNNE's PATENT REACTION CENTRI-
FUGAL PUMP AND FIRE ENGINE.

VWYNNES FATENT REACTIUN CENTR1-
FUGAL PUMP AND FIRE ENGINE.
A DAPTED to any situation, unlimited in power
~ certain In action, permanent in use, and withsl
others. 1t Is especially recommended to the atten
ton of all interested ia Steamers, Manufactures,
Gan neres, Breweries, Distileries, Railroad Water
Stations, Canals, Water Works, Drainage or Irriga
bility, Simplicity, freedom from liability to get ont of
order, and large results from the yo,cer applied. For
Mining, QUA Cofferdams &C., they are pecu-
liarly adapted. Sizes are manufactured of from Is
10 100000 gallons per minute capacity Call and be
satsf ed Of these facts, at the Office and Warehouse
Of Union Power Company Of U. g., No 33 Broad
way, New York. Removed from No. "a opposite
present stand may 22-3m
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FISHING TACKLE.

FISHING TACKLE.
HAVE just received q second supply OF Fishing
L Tsekle, consisting of everything required 1o.
complete outfit.
Also. lot Of Hazards superior sporting Powder
at the lowest prices. 81. LlNDSLEY.
Pa. avenue, between 9th and 10th sts .
next door to Calf and Brothers,
may 12-2aw2w* nn,en
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~ SECOND WARD.-NessTs. EdSoTs: \ on silI
please announce Col JAS @. BERRETT, a. a can.
didate to represent the Second Ward in the Board
Of Common Council st the ensuing election and
oblige MANY VOTERS
may 9-eote Int. & Sent)
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F0UND-0n the evening of The goth instant, a
l. NOTE, dated the 18th instant, spd bearing
the signature Of n. Thompson. The owner by ad
dressing line to q. " heelock, giving name and
residence, will have the same returned.
may 2L-lf& -
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- NOTICE. Ali persons wishing to form
3 new Military Comnauy IN connexion With
20 Mont .omerr Guards, ara requested to meet at
ops Saloon, on Louisiana avenue, THIS FVEN-
SG. at o'clock precisely. may 22-ltH
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-05-22

TNALLY-HO RAZoss, shaving Soap aud Brushes 6,
i Razor Strcps, Scissors, Pen and Pocket Knives,
Knives and Forks, Tweegers, Jews Harps, Dog
chains, Silver and Steel Thimbles, Portmonnaies,
Lead rlumb Bobs, Chaulk Lines. Percussion Caps,
Sand Paper, Sail Needles, Carpet Tacks, Key Rings
Corkscrews For sale low by y. K. LUNDY,
may 22-tf Bridge street, Georgetown.
IfOR SALE-At my Wood Yard on Maryland
Il avenue, at the Canal Bridge near the Capitol
(where the best bargains In this city are so a.
quantity of PAINTS Of superior quality, where
specimens may be seen or samples takel. Orders
taken for White Oak Lumber. Ali sold low for ash.
may 22-,m D. HEATH.
5th Of JUNE, 1854.
SELLLING at COST PRICES uutil the above date
~ to reduce our large stock Of goods, including
Va TCHES,
JEWELRY. and
FANCY ARTICLES
PLATED WARE
WARRINER & SEMKEN,
Jewellers, Pa. ave betw. 9th and l0sh ste.
may 92-2w<
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~ THIRD WARD.-JOsEPH BRYAN will be
supported for Alderman for the Third Ward at the
approaching election, by MANY VOTERS.
NAV 4-tss
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"A SAho. -Ihe undersigned takes thi. p,e;hoI
- OF returning his thanks for the liberal D. tTon.
~! snsrssoore extended to him. hoping cont,nun,
ana streets, where win slwsys be found on bsnt
good supply OF GROCERIES, of every a ssr;r,iu ~
=" tne tos.M cash prices. VA 4. KEFTFI
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TO THE LADIES.

TO THE LADIES.
T WOULD respectfully cell the attention of the Ia
i dies Of Washington and vicinity TO my new
stock of BoNNETs, FLATS, RIBANDS, and TRIM
HINGS, of every variety and price, which have ia {
been replenished from the Northern cities.
Call early if ysu wish to get bargains the enc
price principle.
Remember the sign of the blue and white awning.
may l6-eoSt F.P. MYER
GOOD NEWS FOR ALL
" WHO BUY DRY GOODS
We have determined to sell our entire stock OF
DRESS SILKS (Which is large and mostly from suc-
tion,) at cost.
All other goods We will sell at prices which can.
net fail to please the closest buyers Our stock OF
Bonuets and Flats Is large, well selected and very
cheap.
Our system Is cash. Give Us call.
WHITE sons,
Pa. ave-, shady side, ID door from eth st.
NAV 9-eo2w
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PROPOSALS FOB STATIONERY.
DrrAnrxfsr or STATE,

Wakhlngtoh, My Il, 1S5*
TN pursuance Of the '-act legalzing and making
u appropriations for such necessary objects a.
have been usually included in the general spPro
priation bill without authority Of law, and TO tx
and provide for certain Incidental expenses Of the
aepartmente and offices of the government and for
other purposes" approved the 26th August, 1s42,
sealed proposals viii be received at this department
until O'Clock D. m, on the 23i Of June next, for
fnrpishing such articles Of stationery as may be re
our.d by it for one year from the LIST day CT July
next as enumerated in the suhjoined schedule aad
estimate OF quantity but it is to be understood by
persons proposing that the department lie to be ~
liberty to take either less greater quantity Ct
Any article than is specified according 10 its wants
during the year.
Each article TO be Of the best quality, and 10 be
delivered without delay when oraer,d. :
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~ THIRD WARD.-Nessrs Editors Please an
nounee The name of DR.. Z. " CHAPLIN ss q csndt
Ward. MANY FRIENDS,
NAV lint
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pOINGs IN CONGRESS-

IN TIE HOUSE, On Saturday, utter VIC went
to press, various amendments to the Nebraska
bill were offered on the part of the minority
lin Committee of the Whole on the state of the
Union) by Messrs. Edgerton, Giddings, Wal
ley, Peckham, Mace, Parker, Flagler, Fuller.
Eliot, of Mass, and Campbell, each of which
was supported by the mover in five minutes
speech, ere being voted down. The committee
then rose, and the House adjourned.
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S. FIRST WARD.-kcssrs. kdttors: Please An
nounce SAMUEL Z. DOUGLASS, Esq., as a cand.
date for Alderman from the first Ward Owing 10
his long and faithful services in the lower Board hs
will be supported by majority OF the
msy l6-te VOTERS
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oSn.on fennsylvanis avenue between AZ api
ON Streets, or ON Sth between the Avenus an
y street God BREASTI,L-y i'm the form % =
grape ieai, Set with pearls Ii was attached -
PINK Iioand. suitable reward will Doe giyer - :.
su, 81 oy INasing " Mt tbi' office. NAV 2O-3ts
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WASHINGTON d. c., May 10th, 1854.
NAV s-lwo
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~ FOURTH wARD.-kcsrs. EditoSss
fiesss announce the name of JOHN p. PEPfE a.
suitable candidate ior the Board Ct Aldermen 10Y
the Fourth Ward MANY VOTERS
up 29-dlms
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~ FIFTH WARD -Msssrs Editors: Please an
nounce JNO. II. HOCSTONss q candidate for Al
GERMAN OF the Fifth Ward, who will BE- suprorted
oy MANY VOTERS
msv G-3t*
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~ FIRST wARD.-Messrs Elton: PM,
pounce the name OF JOHN ESPRT. Fsg.. as 80 s'
d;date FER Common Councii from the First w IA \.
TIE place OF Mr.. Douglass who ia not candids,sta
that Board. MANY VOTERS
may lite
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AT FIRST WARD.-Kessrs. Editors: PLEASE an
nouoce the anne Of TH0S. f. HARKyESS Eo
for election fiom the First Ward rs Assessor, sId
he viii be supported by numerous VOTERS.
msy lite
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~ FIRST WARD-Hsssrs. EiaoTs: Please An
nounce the name OF WASHINGTON BRUNER A :.
candidate for the Common Council. as be viii B.
supported by MANY y0TERs
IB-2W$
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81 FIRST wAKp.M.Ss,s; II tors: Please an
didate from the First Ward for reelection - ~.
Common Council, and he will receive the vote. ~
bis nu mefous FRIENDS
nav lite
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negroes Of the island virtually free, after a
short term of years, except about $50, 1000
The signs Of the times point to this result of
their present labors and plots. This, we pre-
sumo. to be the coming decree which is to
"cause bitter tears to fow, +" referred to above.
And we'll it may; the free citizens thus to be
made, being nine-tenths of them African born
negroes, almost as barbarous, and quite as in
capable Of successful self-goyernment, as on
the days on which they were landed from the
slave ships.
1t is curious and interesting problem with
Us to know how far the Government Of the
United States will permit Spain to 20 with the
work Of making Cuba-ninety miles only from
our Gulf cOast-a second st. Domingo. We
have no idea in the present condition of pop.
ular and Congressional sentiment that three
months will elapse before the Executive branch
of the Government of the United States, will
bring the progress Of this English policy in the
island to dead halt, at all risks and any haz
ard, selfpreservation on our part boing the first
great law Of nations as we'll as of nature.
Postmaster Cannot be Interested in a
Nail Contract the laws and reguIa.
tiOns Of the Post Office Department, postmas.
ters cannot, under any circumstances, be lie gal
ly interested or concerned in any mail cen.
tract
The Railroad Mail Bill-The action of the
Railroad Convention held last week in Balti-
more. virtually to dictate to the Government
the terms of this law which is soon to be
passed, will hardly have its desired effect. It's
agents at this point boast that 100 millions of
actual capital was represented there, and a
pledge was giVen.all around, that they would
refuse to carry tho mails under the terms OF
the OH now pending before the House, though
That proposes to allow them twice as much or
more per mile per annum than thew charge tho
express companies for the entire use of A car
weighing much more and occasionins more
!sbors to their several employers.
The intimation has been broadly throw, or.
here, that among the appliances to force the.
Government to their terms, is to be undyioc
opposition to the reelection Of every mer,,
OF tbs present Congress who msy dare to 70
for the bin in its present shape. They boas
that $50 millions Of capital, made stronger I,
the obtainment of political ends by the addi-
ton Of numerous chartered privileges, EN-.
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&N REwARD.-Strsyed away I. ON the subscriber
QDo on Monday last, tie 18th instant, small rel
COW, with white horns, a small piece cut of one
ear, and the other two cuts In 1t. she was near
calying when she strsyed away. The above reward
Will he paid for returning her, giving such infor
nation as will led t. her discovery by
VIM. sLAURP, Butcher, md street
NAV 1q-3ts
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~ SIXTH WARDS L. III NARKSn pre-
sented as candidate to represent the sixth Wari
In the Board Of Aldermen at the ensuing ei.ction.
may 20-3t* MANY VOTERS
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ELECTION MOTTO ES.

ELECTION TICKETs.-Candidat foe
Office at the ensuing June election can We their
Tickets printed the EVENING STAR Office, shor,
notice. and on reasonable terms. 20-te
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s4- MAYORALTY.--MeS1s Editors You viii
please announce SILAS ii. HILL, ESQ, as a candI-
date for the Mayorty Of the ensuing election. aud
obligel ~ - t1Ss.- MANY vorgRs.
2-teA
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RE FIRST wARD-wM. 7. DOVE, at the n
quest OF q number of voters ia the First Ward hs,
sssentei TO nomination for election to tie Bosdo,
Aldermen, and win be supported by
may l5-te> MANY CITIZENs
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Il is offered for sale. They are situated ON tia
Island AMI have over six hundred subscribers. Ara
ply at this Office. may lS-3tf
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~ FIRST wARD.-We are pleased 10 announ,.
HR- EDW ID n. FULLER as a candle ate 10 r,n-ss
sent the First " ard in the Common CnunciI n.
viii receive the sufpsrt OF MANY y0r9Rs
may 02-dtse
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~ t1XTH WARD.-.Hessrs. Editors: Please an.
nounce HkNRY STEWART as a candidate for thai
board OF Commau Council from the sixth Ward, st
eDe ensuing eiec ion. MANY FRIENDS.
may - awe
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-01-09
LAND ]

Atl BBLs stuart's Crushed, Powdered and C. G.
IEJ sugars v as 5000
S tons P. r. and b. Fl. Sugars.
so chests Fine Extra Fine, and Curious Ooong and
Green Teas. For sale, wholesale and retail, at old
p,icss. dec13 ctf n. GRIFFIN u co.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-01-09

A statement Of the ndeh edness> Of the County of
Worcester and y hen payable, in conformity win the
pr visions in Chap. $40, sec. /, of law passed in
1853: C4
~ Worcester County Institution for Savings,
for construction OF the new Court House,
pay ane in t,vel annual iaAtumsnts. s455oO 90
To supply the deficiency the county Tax,
TO meet the current expenses of toe county
prior 20 June, a. d. 1850, and pa, able ON
Edemand ............. .........:....".$47, 2a4 90
For the enlarge htnf+oi the mousse al UOrrec-i
ton ami uOunty Prison, ard tor alterations
and repairs OF the Court Hause since June,
a. D. 1850, AMI ptyaDe in hour $50 800 90
..r OTIS ADAMS Chairman
Of COunty Commissioners.
ANTHONY CHASE County Treasurer
Worcester, Dec 81, 1853 j9 dlt&wSt
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WORCESTER LYcEnM.

YFNHE Course of Lectures for the Winter of 1854
Il viii commence on the 18th N,vember, at the
CITY HALL, gs
and be continued as follows, viz
5h lecture, Jan. l2-Rev. THEo, PARKER, Boston.
9Th IS Jan. 20-OLIYER w HoLMEs Boston,
7h Feb 9-Rev. T. STARR kINe Boston.
9th /" Feb. 90 Rev, FRsDK Il HEDeE, Pruy'ce
9Th Mar 9-WENpELL PBiLLIPs Bostcn
10Th Mar. 23-WM. b SPRAeUE, b, d., Albany
NJ Tickets for the course may be obtained Of the
Treasure nd Bookstores, at the following prices
Gentlemen 81 J9-ladies and Minors so cents single
Lectures u. cts, to be paid at the door
All purch of Tickets will be entitled to the use
of ihe Library, containing about 1900 volumes of val
uaIle Books, for the whole year.
The doors ill be open at T. and closed at u O'Clock.
a5s.a HENRY CHAPLIN, President.
THOMAS EARLE, Secretary.
.ig CHARLES WHITE, reas.
Worcester. Nov. IL, I8 diff
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-01-09
Conartnershin Notlna.

HAVING this day associated with myself in hush
ness, Mi Charles f. Washburn VIC shall continue.
at q iisigauond Village the manufacture of Iron and
Wire, heretofore under The firm OF IL. nry S. Wash
burn & Co HENRY s. WASHBURN.
Worcester, January g. 1854.