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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-19

MARROW EscArE-We learn from private letter
that Capt Daniel of the ship Seaman, of Baltimore and
four of his seamen, had escape from death OF
Cardenas The vessel arrived the 2Sth ult from New
York As Capt. Daniel with four men going from the
town TO the outer anchorage, sudden squa capsi,cd
the "a IL boat in which they were, and she sank imms
datey BY dint OF diving they succeeded in getting the
ballast out, and the boat hoatcd but waterogged the
captain saving his papers One OF the seized by
the sharks the others made very escapes they
could only the boat to cling to- and reached the shore
much exhausted, having been in the water over ten
hours-Bdltimore Aae,scdR.
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United States District Court.
Before Hon. Judge Ingersoll

y bVIUTt IIUH JuuBe ThBersOTT.
APRIL 1S.-7he Charge IF Revolt on Board the Dehnuoe =
Thomas Smith, found guilty Of revolt on board the
American ship Defiance, Capt. McCerren was in congo
quence of recommendation to mercy by the jury
1t win be recoectcd that the other seamen charged with
the same offence, were acquitted.
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SERIOUS LAND SLrDE.-A letter from Bolivar,
Miss dated the 3d. states that the levee Of Gen Clark
plantation had given way damage to the amount Of
Hao000 had been caused In the vicinity The water had
commenced rscsding, but was still high.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
MONEY MARKET.

TuEDAY, April lisp. N.
We have nothing to report in the stock market.
At the first board to-day prices very unsettled and
the tendency slightly downward Nicaragua Transit
declined 4 per cent; Cumberland n New York Central
Railroad, Canton Co. advanced u per cent; Reading
Railroad Michigan Central Railroad, "a; Cleveland
and Toledo Railroad u. There pretty active de-
mand for all the leading fances but very few transac
ons we're for cash. The fact is the start upward was
too sudden and too rapid on Monday The improvement
was great to be permanent, and the reaction has
been than might have been expected. There is
already considerable anxiety for later intelligence from
Europe, and shall probably have dull market until
another arrival The steamship Asia is nearly due at
this port from Liverpool with three days later news and
there very little doubt but that upon receipt Of later
intelligence we shall experience another upward move
ment in quotations for sto cks and another among spe
cuators. Wall street isfull Of bulls many of them
are quite anxious for feast among the fances week
or two since there plenty Of bears the
change and nearly every anxious to sell Now
the whole thing is changed but how we shall have
another would puzzle any to tell. The views of
spectators in fancy stocks change about often the
weather, and 1t would not be anything strange to see
some of our most active fancesthose which depend so
much upon the quotations for consolsrun up rapidly
as tkey have down. There number Of operators
in this market who have other guide but the price Of
consols. If consols up it is OF the time to
buy, and if they down, they must SELL Beyond this
they have regulator. We trust the time is not far
distant when stock market will not be governed by
such absurd Influences and that shall be ndif-
ferent to the prices ruling for consos in London
now are to the price of opium in Constantinople.
The stock market heavy at the second board and
quotations generally lower Canton Company fell
of Apcr cent: Erie Railroad, u; Harlem, a. Reading
Railroad quite active at prices current in the
ing, but the other fances dull and much neglected
appears to be hard work to keep up prices The bro
kers have lately been large buyers in anticipation of
outside demand, but it does not make its appearance.
After the adjournment Of the board the following sales
of bonds and stocks made at auction Simeon Ora
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the adoption Of the banking law Of the State Of New
York, and there viii be complaints from bill
holders about want of security
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AuidIrrsLoO
Quotations for foreign exchange well maintained
The supply of bills the market is not large and draw
therefore not disposed to make any concessions
in favor of buyers. We quote bills London at "a
or per cent premium; on Paris, 5f.1211 5f10 The
Europa will take out large amount of specie. We learn
that engagements have already been made for upwards
Of half million, principally in gold.
Mining stocks stil active, without much change in
prices Cumberland declined eighth; Parker Vein,
Lehigh, New Jersey Zinc, Gold Hill, and most Of the
other fances steady. small lot of Gardiner Gold
Bold at az; North Carolina is stationary at 8; Phenix
Coal at s. The bids at the Mining Board were as fol-
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we understand That There has been a on the Ma
tona Savings Fund Institution of Philadelphia from the
depositors Thus far all the demands have been PROMPT
ly paid.
The Legislature of Massachusetts, have ordered the
Committee ON Banks to report what further legislation ia
necessary to ascertain the true and standing of
the banks and for the better security Of bill holders in
Of the neglect of any Of the said banks to redeem
zen, Az this cQmmittee bare to Do 10 to recommend
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TENANTS REGISrTR.

pROOKLYN-T0 LET. IN PRIVATE FAMILY,
where no seaders are taken TO gentlemen only two
choice rooms the third floor Of house. well located
just few minutes walk from Hamilton ferry Apply At Is
Carol street.
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THE SPIRIT RAPPERs oUTDONE AT LASr-BS
Madam Clifton, tho wonderful Of future events
confess she 70 the only lady In the United
who give correct statements she also cures any
in stage This certainly knocks all spirit rapps
the shade 90 and her At 81 Thompson stres WI
tween Broome and Spring streets.
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L,oR NEW ORLEANS DIRRCT-THE NEW STEAM.
ship 0kIZABA, Loco tons burthen, Capt James Law
less, val leave on Saturday, April a. atsP NJ She has
excellent deck and saloon. Freight 30
per eubic foot Passage cabin SO; seerAge SIS All bs
adne TO be signed board For freight passage
ply 10 CHARLES MORGAN agent 3 30 Wing Greon-
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LHoR VIRGINIA, CAROLINA, GEORGIA, &C-THB
United States mail steamship JAMESTOWN, Captain
CavsHdy will leave Per Is North river, on April y.
~ colo 81, r. ~, for Norfolk Petersburg, and Rich
nond nnse 10 Norfolk about twenty four hours Pas
arriving there take the Seaboad and Roanoke
and and Railroads to Augusta Alta
lna Cbarisston a. Passage and ARE TO Norfolk 81 to
Petersburg and Richmond 80; stserage half price, For
freight apply on board, and for PassAgs TO
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TINTED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY Fol
y New Orleans via Havana, sailing at o'clock r N.
from of street. carrying the government
mais This company intend to despatch, on Thursday
April a. the steamer CRESCENT CITY, Captain Henri
Nnde Freight taken to New Orleans at forty cents pei
cubic will DO received 2ith inst specie only taaei
on Shippers will he furnished with tht
Of the bill Of lsding ssacd by this company o.
application No BILLS Of lIdins signed AFTER the sAhng y.
oomnany III West street N. 0. ROBERTS
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STRoL0GY-MRs. FLEURY, FROM PARIS WHOSE
IL relatives phesied Napoleon the celebrated and
first OF the foreteh future true
and certain. No. 81 Chry ssie street. first story.
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nor CHARLESTON AND FLoRIDA.-SEMI WEEK.
Il U 8. Nail Line-The favorits and fast going steam
SOUTHEkNLk, r. Evan. commander, will leave pier
North river Wednesday, April 19 at preeisel
FOR fright apply on board whore all bills Of adins wilI
rgned and for passage at the once Of SP0FF0RD TILE
TON eco, 30 broadway. Through tickets to Florida
follsws-To Jacksonville, 81; TO Pnaska, Us.
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= forsia.-Ths steamship NORTH STAB viii leave few
york the Sth Nay TO connect with the Uncle SAM
tokst will be sold 1T the following rates
nspped ~ ksfore April A:Cahn, $50; steerage, No
,tairs n BPAssengsrs came through In these steamers
n February in twentytw days and sixteen hours.
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+ n0O REWARD Is OFFERED TO ANY PEE.
FC.UUU who surpass the wonderful scien ~
Lazy Madam Clifton In the Of Astrology She IL th1
e,y lady in the United States who can
and she also disease In is stage Those
wishing consult her had better call for her stay %
and Spring stroets.
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DOR sAYAENAH.-FARE REDUCED.-THE NEW
splendid side wheel steamship KEYSTONE STATE
Capt Hsrdie carrying tho United States mail will
leave Philadelphia for Savannah Wednesday April 49,
at 10 o'clock NJ from The wharf above Vine In
speed and strength and the comfort
and convenience OF passengers this ship Is unsurpassed
fare from Philadslpha, so storage s. The State Of
6eorga leaves above the following Wednesday.
Agents in Philadelphia HERON MARTIN No 81. North
Wbarves; In Savannah. G. A. L. LAMAR.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-19

BROADWAY STORES TO LET-THE STORES, WITH
ID the dwelling Of houses Nos 40 and az Broad
way. Inquire ofC. A C. PoILLoN 6 Chatham street,
over Chatham Bank, from 20 II A.. M.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-19

ENoR SAVANNAH AND FL0RIDA-UNITED STATES
4 Nail Line. The new and splendid steamship ALA
BAMA George r. sehsnek, will savs on Wednesday 18th
April, At clock. r. NJ, from No North river
Apply to SAMUEL h. hITChILL, .i3 Broadway,
40 Augusta Thomas Lyon will leave Saturday. 2od
April ,.vough tickets from Now York 10 Jsoksonvn
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RoYAL NAIL STEAMSHIP EUR0PA.-FOR LIvA
~ fool-1he EUROPA, N. shannon, commander, "
ssn rom the Company. Dock, At Jersey y-vith
ana passengers Tor Europe on Wednesday, 1hs -
Sd Nay.
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NEW YORK AND ALABAMA STEAMSHIP CON- COM.
IN pany carrying the United States msilSemi monthly
lin Mobile, stopping 1T HavanaThe steamship Ca
HAWBA, V w. Shufeldt commander, will commence re-
oeving freight Saturday April q and sail nor she above
ports tuesday April o'clock, from her pier foot
Of Harrison street. North river Freight taken for New or
leans Passengers for Havana must procure passports BE-
fore ''A'i1S y SsI TSsn' c II Agents.
No 81 Broadway.
N. B.-Thc Black Warrior, J. d. Bullock commander,
will succeed the CahawLa, and sail Nays
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WANTED TO PURCHASER VESSEL CAPABLE
carrying about 100 in light draught of water
Apply Nessrs. NURPHY& NESBIT, avenue A and Twen-
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MADAME MORROW IS WITHOUT EXCEPTION, The
M most wonderful Astroogst in the world or that has
been known She VIII t. past present and futurs
events and will show fsturs husband and absent
friends wlieh has thousands during her
In Europe. She ssvonsh daushtsr OF seventh dau.
ter and A born vita natural y BY invoking the
20 veil even their very thought
and will snu,e Ia ppy pairs 20 together who viii
an iov tbe sroa test happiness Of matrimonial bliss Shs
dsssne snt Of asrelogers reaching hack for GEMS
,iaa and her truly astonshing all
visit her al whs have been disappointed elsewhere,
tlose Who vish speedy nay cA and thk
NAV dspcnJ upon advice founded the eternal prh
sisfes science rs Brosme street, between Cas-
- IVA Columbia. Gentlemen OF admitted.
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ITO LET-lN THE NEW BUILDING NO. 60 BEEKMAN
street, corner Of Cold desirable basement store
with vault lighted with three Of Hyatts umnators
also three lofts 80 Gold street, next door $50 500
$50, for second third and fourth floors Inquire of
WILLIAM &. GARDINER.
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TENANTS, REGISTER.

ITO LET-IN BROOKLYN, FOUR NEW FIVE STORY
stores and dwellings with Easements and sub CELLAR,
situated Fulton avenue Fstbush avenue finished
with marble msntes gas kc complete. Dwellings and
stores will be separately together desired For
terms apply to Z. hACoMBER, 13s Fulton ST. New York
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L'oR SALE OR CHARTER-STEAMER MAY QUEEN,
Il lying foot OF North Moore street, Norsh river,
nearly and in complete ordsr length Of keel le2 92
dra Of water about four feet about four hundred
brrthn Apply to I. G. DURANT, No. 7 South street. up
stairk
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| ITO LIT OR LEAsE-THE FIRST FLOOR OF THE
house No co White street. Few doors west OF Broad
vay one Of the localities In this city suitable for al
most any Kind Of guteel business o1cc Considerable
room in yard be had necessary Also, several
L onioes the EeeOnd eoor
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DAssAGE TO AUsTRALIA.-THH FIRST CLASS BARK
l. GENERAL JESSUP, having her freight all engaged,
will this for Nsbourne positively in hrst week OF
She has comfortable atons for two
families four I'VE go gentlemen The
In the vessel will himself and
passengers. Apply 10 TUCKER LIGHTBOURN. sornee
or and Broad streets.
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FOR sALE.Two CANAL BOATS, 80 TONS EACH
Inquire OF j. BLACKWELL, No. Atlantic street. cor
ner thurman from 10 A. N. till p. M.
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DOR LIyERPO0L-UNITED STATES NAIL STEAM
II ship ARCTIC, James G. Luce, commander Tho
steamship will depart with the United States ais for
Europe positively on Saturday April ~ at II O'Clock
from her berth At the foot Of Canal freight o
passage having unequallsd Accommodations for elegance
Or comfort apply p " K COLLINS s. w.u,,r...
Passen GERS are requested 20 be board at Tx AN
Tho steamship Pacific will succeed the Arctic, and sail
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ITO LET-To A SMALL FIRST CLASS FAMILY, THE
upper part aud front basement o. the Tour sory house
No street. contains hot And cold water
baths gas rae fxtures water closets water panries &C.
snt Slgv. Apply IN hs premises .st
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( rro RENT-lo5 WEST FORTY FIFTH STREET, RENT,
sV tween Fb any sirb aynnns. 500 ~ sirsS
avenue $50 1oe7 Broadway 5000 Revere Hotel. los
/ Of Broadwm,
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ANEW YORK And CALIFORNIA STEAMSHIP LINE,
IN vic Niesrayua--The Accessory Transit Company OF
Nicaragua sietors-Throash In advance Of the mail
Only ins giving through tckats, including the isthmns
prossing She double engre steamship SYAR of I'M
VEST 2sc ssns buthsn from mer ~ a. . on
fhursday April 20 connecting vth the new and fayore
sfennsap Se-ra Nevada 1890 tons burthen over the
Ecsrag. Transit route having hut twelve m,les OF land
by first class carriages These steamers are
ventilation accommodations 70:
farther psssgs apply only to CHARLES
MORGAN. Agent, No. o Bowling Green.
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Glutbilrg.
REA U-MARK-LEA AND IN
VWAR NV DIGEST.

READ-MARK-LEA AND IN
WARDLY DIGEST.
sing Of tailor and cotfeT Of worth,
sing Of Macnar, the pride 0f the North,
Whose Worcester Clothes Depot, is 0. X. the thing,
And long with his praises, New England will ring.
The pinks Of the fashions, the swart Of toll,
The lords of the loom, and the lords Of the soil,
When they want all the charms Of their figures displayed
Make tracks, and away TO Macullar's 10 trade.
When the Spring comes along, with her sunshine and
showers,
His waterproofs glisten, like dew moistened fowessj
And his superfne coats, vests, and pants do appear
As II dyed in the rainbows that left US last year.
He has rich braided Scotch Tartan spencers for boys
The Spanish Mantlla, the Grecian Camese,
The Turkish Tunique, and Hungarian Pelisse.
Then come to the great Piper Block Clothing Store
Where the Full Dressed Man. always stands at the do &,
And If you want garments, for youngster or man,
Macullar will suit you, IL any one can.
To those wishing garments made to order would say,
that have just received from New York. and Boston
Importers, the richest and extensive assortment Of
French, English and American Broad Clothes Pant goods
aud Vesngs, of latest styles, before offered Ia this
market To which invite the particular attention Of
our friends and the whole of New England in general.
We still retain the services OF Of the expert
eneed cuers whose artistic SKILL In fitting the form to
the latest fashions, the public have acknowledged by the
unparalleled increase in this branch Of our business
MACULLAR, WILLIAMS, CO.,
271 Main St., q Piper Block, Worcester, Mass
Sign Of the Full Dressed Man.
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WEDNESDAY, APRIL ~, 1854.
Notices.


NOTlCE-A meeting Of the members OF the Mer-
pacy, Will be held at said Companys Office in worcester
on Wednesday, the l9th day OF April INST, at oeocR,
p NJ, to see if the Members will accept ah Act OF the
Legislature passed March 81 A. d., 1881, allowing sald
Company to receive subscriptions for Guarantee Capital
and "a make any Alterations in he that the mem
beers shall think expedient or do any other business that
may be to carry into effect the provisions of said
Act CHARLES H. PTTNAM Sec'y
worcester April 10 1874 anil dtAp2O
-----
tOPAKrNERsHtP NoTlCE-The subscribers have
" this day formed Copartnership, under the firm OF
SCOTT ELLIS, and VIII continue the wholesale and
Retail Grocery Business, at the old stand NJ lOl Front
street GILMAN SCOTT,
RARE CHANCE.--A young man of good moral
"a character with a capital of some $20Oo or $4,000
bic business which may Be enlarged to any extent with
sure success, by calling at this office.
Worcester Aprll Nv IO'l' 1904, aPlI ceoaow
MECHANICS ASSOCIATION. The Annual Meeting
I'VE of the Worcester Co, Mechanic Association, viii
be held in the Police Court Room on TUESDAY Evening
April 1lth, at u O'Clock.
40 cnoose an necessary VhcefS Oh 'he ASSOCIATION Tor
To hear 10 tero,t of tha Ofcers s,, Tim ma. ~ ,
% OFT tharso,, "a ~ tr,nss.t a.. ~ r go; ,.
NAV nronerv come before The meeting 7-''-' 'D'''
an dWStST, SIMITEI sSIITIr socre.or,
- - -, 49,
~ ,o s1bicrbSIs Ms, ho Ss Ti BE
inst N ,iI3y Is1 rds of Road in tbe sotberl "rt
If the C;,y az Wrcester said Rad s 10 he r,p,d
bv the I5b of lime to the satsfacon Of The Comfy Com
missjoners' Bv order Of the City Council
~ ''"'' SIrMNFRs RRIDGfs
Coror,jesionor NJ II;rby.,oys
Worcester. April 10. 1854. deod6vtkn24
"O.e-9.eii -ip'-' AZ tOol. "eOesN " s-,p-'
have flSmeJ co1s nr ne r,rse ~
inc an a ,,ore evtensiye In snass T.; tha Marc,t rni,r
inc line and also ~ s,1 ~ t6at broc6 q Iaro nd u
selected stock of READY MADE CLAIMING ''N "N1
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THE ONLY PRIZE Med

TR u S S E S.
4. E Awarded 10 MARSH co by
EeW the Industrial Exhibition of all Ma
~SSS y tons at the Crystal Palace, for the new
RADICAL CURE TRUSS, thus giving
It, through their Surgical Committee, Professors Renwck
Parker Carnochan, Clark, Ludlow, and others, the
phatc mprimatur for which its Inventor has abored
siduousy for twenty-five yeas.
An extensive list of names mercantile and other gem
temen cured by this Truss may be at their office.
Improved Elastic Suspender Shoulder
Brace for expanding the chest and preserving SYM
mery of form; adapted men, women and children and
constructed bring the bearing the point of the
shoulder thereby preventing cutting under the arm. Abb
dominal Supporters Of the most approved patterns.
MARSH & CO., 81 Maiden Lane, New York For sale
in Worcester by L. I. LAZELL, Druggist.
ap4 daw6mis
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nOOR PLATES.-sILyER PLATED DOOR
~ Plates furnished, and handsomely engraved at
SOUTHGATE'S Engraving Rooms, No. 1877 Main street
Union Block Also, Coffin Plates, Trunk Plates, Noaral
and Desk Seals, &c Silver Ware and Fancy Articles
neatly maritd f22 DIFF
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BEST HAIR TONIC IN USE.
While the proprietor has to be proud OF the es
ablishman of the Tonic in short time upon 50 hrm
basis he fully persuaded that that success is owing in
great degree the real excellence of the article ITSELF
It will therefore be rightly kept to the orgnel Standard
composed heretofore Of ingredients the best and
expensive to be found The effects resulting from the
Of the Climax Hair Tonic all the world can see Vol
untary testimony is daily offered, showing its efficacy as
an agent for
Preventing the falling out Of the Hair,
Producing new Hair,
Dressing the Hair,
Softening and arranging the Hair,
Destroying Hair Eaters,
Removing Dandruif,
Curing Headache, and
All the ills that Hair is heir to-.
All bottles containing the Climax Hair Tonic, have 81
LAzELL, worcester, Mass blown in the glass
Price 70 cts per bottles large bottles pnts rs cts with
liberal discount to the trade &
u Orders from dealers respectfully solicited All or
ders by mail express, otherwise promptly executed
L. I. LAZELL, Druggist,
febZI daWu 2o1 Malf st.
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Auftiolls.

A DMTNISTRATOR'S SALE AT AUC-
IA TION-Will be soil at Public Auction, at the Resi-
dence Of the late WILLIAM X. WESS0N, Grafton
street, April 18th, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ,
VALUABLE BLACK COLT,
VERY FAST, not surpassed by any in Massachusetts,
Bay Horse, Black Horse, Covered York Buggy, open
do, Seghs, Robes,
ONE COW, ONE HEIF.ER!
Set Double Harnesses Single do Blankets Lots of
Manure, l lot of Compost Wagon Pole, Feed Trough,
Hay Cutter OK Cart, Hay Body aud Tongue, Wheel
barrow Chains Forks, Shovels, Wrenches, Measures,
Bells Whifietrees Water Pots, Wood Windows old Iron
and great variety of other articles not enumerated
Sale positive and postponement account of the
Weather. 5. d. HARDING, Admir-.
s. W. SELBY, Auct'r.
Worcester, April Sd, 1854 dts
%zA REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION
Ea,M viii be sold on the premises on TUESDAY, April
18th, at IL O'Clock, the estate belonging to the
Heirs of the late Simeon Gleason of Portland and
Myrtle Streets The lot contains about feet Of Land
On the
TWO DWELLING HOUSES,
and great variety of Fruit and Ornamental Trees
Terms at sale. 5. W. SELBY, Auctr.
Worcester, April 1lth, 1854. dts
ADMINISTRATOR SALE OF REAL,
IA ESTATE.-By License Of Court will be sold at Pub
lie Auction the premises in the City Worcester on
TUESDAY, April 18th, at 10 O'Clock, in the forenoon the
following Real Estate, to witt
Vatnabte House Lots, situated the West side Of
Hudson st., containing each nine thousand square feet
the being part Of the Estate Of the late William
Stowe deceased Being situated in the immediate vcin
tunty for investment For further particulars inquire Of
JAMES r. PIERCE, Admir-
S. w. SELBY, Auctioneer
Worcester, April 10th, 1854. dts
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mn GARDEN SEEDS. FRTIT TREES

pr GARDEN SEEDS, FRUIT TREES,
sS7@ &c.-H0VEY & CO., No. Z Merchants R0tg,
Aoffer for sale extensive collection of Flower
Seeds embracing everything worthy of cultivation
Also Grass and Clover Seeds, of every description and
upwards 10000 Pear, Apple, Peach, Cherry, and Plum
Trees. Ornamental Trees and Shrubbery Grapevines,
Strawberries, Apricotts &c.
Greenhouse Plants, River Dahlas, &c. Catalogues
gratis Peruvian Guano, Phosphate of Lime, Ground
Bones, &c. dW&~at6t mch29