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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1854-04-13
NOTICE..

A there will be no Court held in July next in
n Charles county, the subscriber gives notice
to all whom it may concern, that the fees for tho
services of my horses Sam Bell and Canada will
be payable the 18th Of July next.
an il O. MILES,
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1854-04-13

Douglas .Terrold, a we'll know con,ribu-
tor to Punch, and editor Of various pub
LEGATIONS, is man about so years of age,
and in person is remarkably spare and d.
minutIve. His face is sharp, angular, and
his eyes Of greyish hue. He is one Of
the most causlic writer's Of the age, and
with keen sensibilny he often writes under
The impulse Of the moment articles which
his cooler Judgment condemns. Although
believer in hydropa.hy, his habits do no,
conform TO the internal application Of Ad-
ANS ale. His "Caude Lectures" have no
doubt been read BY every one. In CONVEX
salion he is quick a, relor,-po. always
refined. He is husband and grandfather.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1854-04-13

The Rhode Island Senate stands 10 Wings
to Is Democrats and ependen's-he
House, Al Wings to 81 Democa's and It.
dependents. Connec!icu. Senate, 5 DEM
ocrats to 12S. Wings and Free Sellers.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1854-04-13

substance may also be recognized by the
combustion test. since lime remains behind
in combustion and angments The quantity
of ashes.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1854-04-13

ACKNOWLEDGMENT OF DEEDS. - The
Hagerstown Herald is in error in supposing
that there is a conflict between the provi-
sions of the two acts Of the Legislature in
relation to the fees of magistrates for taking
Acknowledgements of deeds, as the one thai
took effect on the 1st inst, compensated
them under an old law. The new law,
which goes into operation on the lst Of
June, supersedes the old one, and ma,eri-
ally changes the fees heretofore allowed to
magistrates. Instead of 25 cents for taking
an acknowledgement, as heret ofore, each
person in the deed, making the acknowledge
ment, will, on aud after the Is. Of June, be
required to pay the magistrate % CENTS
Sun.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1854-04-13
THE TIMES.
PORT TOBACCO. MD.
THURSDAY MORNING, APRIL 10, 1856
MEETING OF THE CHARLES COUNTY

MEETING OF THE CHARLES COUNTY
AGRICULTURAL SoCIETY.-We have been
requested by the President of this Society
(Gen. Chapman to give notice tina. the reg
ulsr quarterly meeting will be held in Port
Tobacco, on The second Thursday in May
ne1t. The members are particularly re-
quested to attend this meeting, as an e.
lection Of Vice Presidents and Executive
Committee will take place. The list Of
Premiums, which i. is important 10 lay be-
fore the public at an early day, cannot be
made out until these officers are elected
II is therefore hoped that full attendance
will be given by the members of the Society.
UNITED STATES REvENUE-The strong
box Of the United States is again threatened
with spplexy. The surplus in the sub
treasury is on the increase, and a, the last.
official showing was within fraction of
,wenty-ninc millions, exceeding even the
large amount held in September last, and
which vas al that time seasoDaby reduced
BY heavy payment for the redemption Of
The public debt, and disbursements for the
army. Though the Secretary Of The Trea-
sury has estimated that the receipts of the
present year as compared with 1853 would
show considerable falling of, The result
thus far has indicated contrary exhibit
The receipts for the first quarter of 1854
are in advance of those for 1853.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1854-04-13

VERDIcT.-Lieut. Shaumburg, who was
sried in Washington city for shooting Mr..
Fuller some months since, has been found
guilty of an assault without intent to kill.
He was sentenced to six months imprison-
men. and to pay fine Of 500.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1854-04-13

England has asked that Gsllipoli be for
lIhed Tor embarkalion of The troops.
The Turks had burnt ten of the Greek
villages, the inhabitants of which aided in
the instruction.
The very best understanding prevails be-
tween Prussia and Vienna and her Cabinet,
snd an alliance offensive between the two
countries is spoken of.
The Prussian chambers was opened with
speech from the King.
The position Of Denmark is yet uncer-
tain.
Seventy-seven companies of troops sailed
from England on the Odd. Others were
to follow daily.
Arrangements were making in France for
the transportation of the English cavalry.
Courlers had been sent from Paris and
London calling upon Austria to join England
and France in carrying into execution the
The war against Russia.
Several unmportant skirmishes had oc-
Cured at Kalafat between The 11.h and 10Th
ult.
A triparti'e treaty between Turkey, Eng
land and France was signed on the 18th.
Gen. Lindenheim left Berlin on The 23I
for ST. Petersburg on an important mis-
sion.
The weather on the Black Sea was terri
BILE, hailing slmos, constantly, and very cold.
Intelligence from this quarter of the highest
importance is looked for daily. A rumor
prevailed that Russia had blockaded the
mouth of the Danube at five different points.
Hosllities have doubtless before now COM
menced in the Black Sea.
The Russians had ordered all the grain
ships not actually cleared 10 be stopped and
forced to unload.
ministerial crisis still exists in Denmark
threatening trbbbIe.
The Emperor of France, it is rumored,
says he now regards Austria as his ally a.
gains, Russia. That otherwise Hungary and
Poland will be aided against her.
1t was runored thu, France would shortly
expose all The secret correspondence of The
Gar, which is similar TO that made public
in England.
The Russian government is greatly alarm
ed at the demonstrations in the North Of
Prussia, for welcoming the English and
French fleets, forcing the Ptusslan govern
ment to take part in the war.
Germany was much excited.
Spain was also in slate of excilemen,
fearing Instruction.
Bfeads,uhs have declined under the in
creased pressure to sell. Wheat neglected
a, Cd. decline. Flour is in moderate de-
mand at Is. decline. Corn is unsaleable at
39S. The quotations of Flour vary accord.
ing to Circulars, but average 23s. Cd. for
Western Canal, 34s. for Baltimore and Phi
Iadelpia, and 35s. for Ohio. White Wheat
los. 3D., Red los.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1854-04-13

A, Liverpool, -four was extremely dull.
Corn declined Is for the week.
The Turks are said 10 have been beaten
al Prevess.
The Gar has stated !ha, lie had 90 re-
ply to make 10 the u'imalum Of France and
England,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-01-28

a Fine Lot Of White Wax.
j dso ni''T dtf LEWIS r. LAzELI, Druggist.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-01-28
Instrnntinn in ETnsin

N COLIESTBR would respectfully announce the
" opening Of Singing School, for the attendance Of
Ladies and Gentlemen. on THURSDAY EVENING,
Jan. 26, at Allen's Music Room, No. 269 Main st
Rudmenial Instruction viii he adapted to the cond-
tiun Of the class, in connection with The practice of
Church nd Secular Music Books of Church Music
(viz: shawm,) will be furnished to members Of the
Glass; at So each and lee Books for the use of
the class. will be furnished, free o charge.
Tickets for the course, including lectures by
Prof. William Russell, on the subject of Musical Flo
cuton, may be obtained at the Book Store of Dorr &
Co, No eos Main ST.
Ladies and mtsses........ 60
jal9 dIw*
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-01-28
Commonwealth Of Massachusetts,.


WORCESTER Court of Common Pleas, at Worces
ter, December Term, 1858.
AMHERST II. HAYES. Plaintiff
WILLIAM THOMPSON, Defendant.
And LEWIS HILL as Trustee of said Defendant.
IN action orcont,aet for the recovery oftwo humid
L red and forty six dollars according the account
annexed to the Plaintiff writ as appears by The writ
in this action. And now, it appearing to said Court,
that said Deen ant the time OF the service OF the writ
not an nhabiiant of resident in this Common.
wealth, Ordered That notice be given said Defend
appear the Term of said Court be hold
en- Worcester aforesaid on the first Monday of March
his default will be recorded and judgment rend-
cred against him and that said notice be given Ivy pub
shjue attested copy of this order in the Daily spy
newspaper printed in Worcester said County of Wor-
ceser, three weeks successfully the last publication
be thirty days before the sitting of The said Court by
serving him with atesed copy of this order fourteen
days before the sitting OF said Court.
Attest; JOS MASON, Clerk.
A copy. Attest: JOS. MASON, Clerk.
ia deS9w
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-01-28
Farms at Auction.

vi III. he Sold Gu W EDNF sDAY, the lst day o
W March next, at 10 o'clock a. M, all the Rea
Estate formerly owned by Plnv Snow, and situated in
the Westerly part OF Leicester his home firm, contan-
ing $50 pleasantly stuated, good road,
the ROAD leading tfon Leicgser TO Spencer with good
and COVE ien buildings inerecn, house and barn sup
piled with running water The arr. is in good con0i
tion-the land OF good quality2j acres covered with
wood and timber Also the Saw Mill, aud 81 o f
land adjoining, with house and barn--the mill in
ming order. Terms liberal, and made known at sale.
Inquire Of Ezekiel Daniels, in Worcester, or of
ja20 dAwtf =. GLEASON ,Auctioneer.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-01-28
Rnnfs- SHOES Leather

A ND all kinds of Boot and Shoe Findings, kept cor
= stantly hand by the subscribers $40 Man Street
corner OF pheasant Worcester, where we have taken
stuIo foT the purpose above mentioned. We con-
stan'y manufacturing all kinds OF Boots and Shoes,
from the best material, and shall be happy to receive
the patronage of I'll WHO may favor with call.
jaJ Geodtf a. LAkIN {. co,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-01-28
NOTTCE.

gET Q, the subscribers, hereby give notice to Old
w customers and friends that we have this day sold
TO A. Laka q Co., entire interest in The Boot and
Shoe Finding business, at old stand, $40 Main
ner Of Pleasant street Worcester aud would cordially
recommend 10 your attention The shove gentlemen,
VINO will attend 10 your wants. 10 their line OF business
10 the best of their ability.
is4 eod3w soUT HGATE & ROGERS.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-01-28
10 Parnns Tor Sale or Exchange.

AsA BY GUsrAVUs ELLIOT, Office 233 4asg
liA Main street, up stairs; House, No !, cor sSySs
~T~-@- net Of Chandler and Qneen streets. -zs~E@
3 in Worcester, from $500 s 900.
in sHttOn, from $4,000 $4,000
in Charlton, from S2500 10 $1,000.
2 in hlilbnry, from $500 $4,000.
in Paxton, WIKI from 600 To 1900 cords Of wood,
by estimation--price, s $500.
Also, g lots, near the Worcester Academy and tie
new Machine shOpj price from 10 10 cents per foot
Aiso, several tots o. ine Wheeler Farm Part of the
above he exchanged for houses in this city 25 dtA
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-01-28
Farms For Sale.

TIVE subscriber offers Farms for sale the coming
SPRING of acres | 40 60 acresj do, 20
acresi DO, n acres, and of $50 acres-al tn good
buildings situated onl q to miles from the city Of
Worcester.
Also, All iheilsal Estate now owned and oc cnped by
the Widow Asah1e Earle, Mulberry Gr0ye,n l.el-
cester. For further information inquire of
EZEKlEG DANIELS.
Worcester, Jan. Is, 1854 jazO d&wf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-01-28


rare chance is offered tobuy NEW COTTAGE,
In very pleasant part Of the city, containing rooms
This House will be sold for LESS THAN COST and
offers great inducement TO any wishiIg TO pur-
chase. Apply Immediately. The quicker the cottage
is sold tile cheaper it can be bought large share OF
the purchase money can remain mortgage for four
ye re-.
GOtmge in W. st port OF city for sale
House wanted lent from $l75, 5000, for family of
two persons
young man, able TO command from $1,000 to $4,000,
is DESTROYS of engaging in business
House waDied, capable Of accommodating 70 IL
A WET NURSE can be obtained.
Wet n uTse wanted Immediately.
House wanted within or miles from Worcester,
with or acres OF land, or person who wishes TO
hire. rC sN
Wanted, on or by 18Th OF March, house, within
quarter of mile Of public school Pleasant. Rent
Sl00 TO l25.
Wanted, few taele bOafiers, Post Office.
An unfinished house can be bought very cheap.
AmericaH girls wanted 20 the country and work
in shop. Good wages paid
233 Main Street---Up Stairs. 1888
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-01-28
NOTICES, &c.
nninsiramond Rank.

TIME Stockholders Of The Qpinsigamond Bank, are
= hereby notified thar sliecaIlneene, for the pur-
pose If considering The exp4dieRcy of petitonng the
Legislature for increase Of capital will be holden
~ their Banking House, on SATURDAY, the llth day
OF February next, al 0 O'Clock, A.
Per order Of the Directors,
J. S FARNUM, Cashier.
Worcester, Jan. q, 1854. d.FehIl
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-01-28
Blacksmithing and Grinding !
II, c. FISH

MANUFACTURER of W rought and Cast Iron
w Fences Crates for sidewalks Irons for buildings
bridges, &C.. and all other articles which be made
in INV line of business Purchasers will find that The
articles above enumerated, can be bought Of ME as
cheap in Boston elsewhere as have Il large as
sortment of the latest styles.
Please call and examine Union Street.
Worcester. Nov ., lo53. dly
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-01-28
To Machinists,

A ND others interested In Mechanical Drawing
IN JOHN e. EARLE, Mechanical Engineer, will at
tend to drafting machinery Of every description.
Instruction given. Office No. IA Central Exchange,
Worcester. dSm MA
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-01-28
CLEARING OUT sale

OF 0vercoets, Undercoats, Pants. Vests,
BOYS CLOTHING, FURNISHING GOODS, &C.
-XkTE are TO commence manufacturing GU, own
w Clothing, and shall now offer present stock,
without iegard TO cost, TO make room fer goods OF
own make THAYER q EAMES.
$50 Off Harrington Corner cor. Main q Front SITS.
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81 CIAL mi d
IMPORTANT NOTECE.
WOreester MutUal me Insnranos @.

Worcester Mutual Fire Insurance Go.
T The annual meeting of this Company, held De-
~ cember H. 1853 the folio ling officers wero elect
ed -
PseSsdeut--&nthonv Chase.
YTe0Sirer-Fred. VIM Paine.
SscTetarg-fharles NJ Miles.
Observation-Disclosures rorrey Fitchbnrg
Paul Within. NOr,hhcdge,
hm0ry Holman Bolton,
A'aGson Hamilton, w. BrOokheld,
James ). W nplwOrlh, Worcester,
VIM. 4. Merriield, +"
David Lee Barre
David Gessi ger |iOc ster.
The amount at risk Dec J 10 3 was $ y .527 ia
The number oi POLICIES nos -ut=andng is 1910.
TIE COmuaY -t-tiaed Il, tae past yeHr IL partial ara
lyleen total losses, amounting to Sll,O6 81, which
have all been annie hY adjusted and pas, with The ex-
ceptior of one $50 which has yet been demand,
ed The ret cash funds oi the Company December /,
i753 amuuBted Ia 6l47 333,63 which is invested in
Bauk stock and Mortgages on Real Estate.
II win be seen RON the TlgeRtg Ninth 4RaWat Re
port 0fthe on Worcester Mutual Fire Insurance
Company, that il is decidedly fer the interest OF ALL
who have property nea ted in the county Of Worcester
AMI OF such class is received by this Company,
-tO insure the same at their Office.
They still adhere strictly 10 the policy, which has
ever seemed their marE ed success.
Their risks are confined 10 The County OF Worcester
They insure only the safest class Of properly.
They employ no Irresponsible agents
They charge only such premiums, as are adequate to
the risk.
They make no assessments, but refund on an average
more than 50 pr. of the premium received.
The steady Increase of business nom year year at
this Office Notwithstanding The formation of numerous
other con Gicng Companies and the exaggeraions and
Interpretations of their interested agents il
sufficient proof Of tke S0GndIteSS of the princiDleS
which mis- Company haze aiopEed and uniformly Jot-
lOt0ed.
ANTHONY CHASE, President.
CHARLES N bIILHs Secretary. inl0d&wtc
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-01-28
Your Bills are Ready.

IL indebted to the subscriber the LIST ofJanuary
IA 1854, will please notice The above it is intend
ed as an invitation to call and pay their accounts.
dee3l DIFF GEORGE r. BRYANT
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-01-28
N0TTCE

INi ond North OF the Temperance House.
Wanted, several Young ien, circulate and val
liable books. jai2 DIFF N. HERVEY.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-01-28
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. !

N4VVt44A5 U-OtII44S3 NAvOI1I4-sf
MIR. FRANCIS T. DUDLEY would inform the
IN public generally, that he has made ample arrange
menis with some Of the first class houses OF New York
and Boston, for supply of GOOD CLOTHING which
will BE- sold, for the CASH y lower than by any
in Worcester County, at the old stand OF Warden d
Dudley, No Merchants Row, directly in front OF the
Worcester House, r. DUDLEY.
Worcester, January q 1854 jas d9m
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-01-28
Musical Notice,

MIR EDWARD A. r, KHERNs, Professor of Music,
INl in this city, respectfully announces that he will
give private lessons the Flute and Guitar For
and particulars Inquire between u and l, or aud s
O'Clock, p NJ, at his house, on Main street, No. 81.
jail d2w
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-01-28
ZEAL ESTATE.


~ The subscriber win give his personal attention
~ TO the pirchaee a I'd sale of Real Fsiae Of all
49, descriptions both ia the city and country.
Persons having reel estate for 10, wishing 10 pur
chase, will do well 10 call on hin
GUsTAVUS ELLIOT,
dec30 DIR 2s3 Main Slreet.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-01-28
CONWAY MUTUAFIRE ms. Co.,
-. CONWAYnIASS,

sat OJN w n ANkASGs
rNERgoNs wishing to inspn the Mutual plan, in
a safe, dividend paying are invited to make
application There are twofses OF risks taken by
this Co., the hazard OF one 2 N no case Affecting
the other. Risks upon Farmuses, Barns, and tneiE
contents and Dwellings in aud villages, are taken
in the iirst class, at low Tatei premium
In the second class, morkardous description oil
property is taken at higher of PREMIUM but no
special hazards taken Mt price. BY dividing it's
risks, this Company Is able b the business of two
distinct Companies, at smk pense, relatively. By
prudent management, ecOnt of expenditure, and
prompt and honorabls dealiishis Co. has obtained
he public confidence, and w5deavor to preserve il
by future fair dealing Thiss has never made as.
essments, and, If prosperet heretofore, will be a
onHtant dividend paying Coippnca,ions for insur
nee Gun be made to lIEWISEUNN. at Real Estate
Agency, 1888 main Street, up H.
DIREcroRs--James S. WhS, Asa Rowland, Ed
n:und Burke, e. d. Hamilt Frank lin Chids, Con
way; b, w. Cushman, Berikton; j. b. Whitney,
sheburne Falls; Wait BemtAshfiald; Lewis Bod
man, Williamsburg; Walter owdoin, Springfield
William Elliot, Greenfield; I&Mcsilvery, Boston.
JAMES i. RTNEY, President.
JOSEPH II, srRAouE, SscroM JAZZ dSlewly
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-01-28
THE PREMIUM CUTTER OF 1858 /!
The Kentucky Straw Cutter

now manufactured by the subscriber and for sale
Il at No % Mechanic street, Worcester. The atter-
tion of all persons wanting HAY CUTTER s
1olicited to examination of the above Implement
II cuts all kinds of fiddler, from the finest hay the
stalks and all kinds Of vegetables without any
alteration In short, it is the simple, most eff.
eent and safest Gutter, (being wholly free from the
Zine of amputatng fingers, &c.O that has ever been
Introduced in this State. DAVID BOYDEN
Worcester, Nov, 1858 nov30 d&wtf
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Dry GOODS. sc.

DRY GOODS, &c.
PRICE MARKED
I'D @ w 81
CHAMBRLIN, BARNARD& co.'s,
The Sale Of o,o. Entire Stock of
d R Y c. 0 O ID S
CARPETS,
millinery. upholstery, and
EyR7yTsxzSNG GOODS,
COMMENCES this day, WEDNESDAY,
~ January 4, 1854, and our Customers, and
all Purchasers, are respectfully advised to avail
themselves of the bargains offered.
Our stock has never been so large, at this sea-
son of the year, as now.
Among other attractions, are
500 yards Plaid Silks, at SO cents.
600 yards Plain Changeabla do, 90 ~ cents.
1900 yards Striped and Plaid do, at 81 l-2 cts.
600 yards Rich Rrocade do, at 60 IL cents.
All the above silks were selling at rs cents to
SI,25.
All our rich Black and Colored Silks will be
reduced in price, during this sale, in about the
same proportion.
1000 yards
Raw silk, and Cashmere Plaids.
selling a: so to IS cents--lormer price, $500
1000 yards Rich 5-4 Poplins and Cashrneres at
ST. the yard, former prices, $l,I2 IL to
$3.50.
1000 yards Best All Wool DeLaines, at 30 cents
the yard, former price, rs cents to 100.
5000 yards Persians and Casbmeres, reduced
from 81 IL to 25 cents.
10000 yards Hamilton, Manchester, and
a1mglsssa Use ha5ses,
Reduced from % cents and shings, to shil
ling and 20 cents.
1900 yards Lyonese Cloths-those sold at 81 IL
and AZ cents, reduced to %.
Those sold at So IL and IS cents, reduced to
so cents,
SEEsg gvES---SgFsR FEES!
All our shawls are reduced in price about %
per cent, and comprise the following,
among other cheap lots =
100 ELEGANT SCOTCH sHAWLS.
Our own Importation, selling at and dollars,
reduced from and dollars.
SO Beautiful German Ssnawls,
Reduced from 10 to Dollars
A LARGE LOT OF DIFFERENT STYLES
Selling from 50 to So and few very splendid
Goods at 10, reduced from 10 dollars.
90O VgT0o5 Square SE,@sgES,
At prices varying from $3.50 to $500.
$50 CASHMERE SQUARE SHAWLS,
From 3 to Is DOLLARS worth So 10 $25 90.
200 Splendid Cashmere Long
Sga ~ VIZ 8,
Comprising the most splendid stock ever offered
in Worcester, at prices varying from $3.50
10 80 dollars.
SO GENTS WOOL sIIAWLS,
4,5O to II dollars.
ssGO STA gHSS,
In all styles, from y IL cents to dollars
500 Yards French Prints, at l shilling, reduced
from % cents.
500 Yds. French Prints, at Is els, reduced from
81 IL and AZ cts
1880 Yds. English Printsl at 10 cts, reduced
from IL IL.
5000 Yds. American do at 6l-4 and s cts.
Almost our entire stock is Marked down
many lots of Goods not enumerated above, win
be found Great Bargains. and all purchasers will
find it to their advantage TO purchase from GU
very extensive stock.
Chamberlin, Barnard G Co.
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A BRICK house Pleasan, street, oonl-iDng IS
n large rooms, conveniently arranged Tor or two
tsnr nents, with excellent water. csll4rage, wood
house, aud barn, suil6b Die for 8 The lot
contains 1915 feet OF land and is 70 feet nont, and so
feet deep II stocked with numerous varieties Of the
finest SORTS Of fruit trees, in good bearing condition
Any one desiring this valuable and eligible properly.
will please call on JOS. LOWELL, Jr and he will fnd
the terms to suit him. ja2 dis2law3n
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A few more Nice Cottages For Sale.


GEVERAL New wo Tenement Houses, centrally
pnsy. iB2l dit A. ]. EATON
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Providence g. Worcester r. r. Company
NOTICE,

EYFsszsEEsg7 Onand after date, Passenger trains will
s;f-ess grun into, and leave the new Passenger De-
pot upon GIeen street.
ISAAC II. sOUTuwICK, supt
Worcester, Dec2 1853 DIFF