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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-12-27

LIVERY MAN HIS OWN LANDLOkD-TaE
Ia Union Land Association have pow Autographed
plats q Uniontown, situated On the Eastern branch
OF the Potomac river, directly opposite the Navy
Yard, and invita- the public to exsmne the same at
their Office.
Eligible Building Lots, on graded 60 fee. wide
Streets fronting "a feat and running back 1870 feat
are new offered at the very low price of $75 paya-
BILE in easy installments of So month, until tie
whols is paid, when deed in fee simple will be ex
eoutea to each lot holder; deduction of 10 PR
cent. will be allowed to persons paying cash
The location is one OF acknowledged heatbfdluese
and beauty, with an abundant supply of excellent
wa:er. Persons desirous of pre- iring house and
Ss upon very favorable Of
pcrtusity will never again be presented.
N. B "A large quantity of chestnut post and OAK
wood for sale cheap. JOHN FOX, Secretary,
Office, Seventh st above Odd Fellows Hall.
dec g-1u
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GPECTACLEs AND EYE GLASSES, in Gold, sill
y YER, Steel, and she'll ames, with
convex, concave, Perisce pic, and Para u1IIsass>
bola S Glasses, Of best olte Also, Goggles 80
Sos put in to order. Persons in want of Glasses
may be sure to get those that bsnefit the eve, at
Fl. sEMKEN, Jeweler,
Pa. avenue, between 9th and 10th sts
dec 2-GtJapl
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The Weather.

OGpENsBURG N. Y, Dec 26.-The weather
hes moderated here considerably, and the snow
is fast disappearing.
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Perpetual Light House.

GENEVA, N. Y, Dec. pa young man Of
this city has invented q perpetual light house.
A bell is attached, which is constantly rung
by the motion of the sea-
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WArcR RBFURHs-E. Kinks, drunk and
disorderly; vorkhouse thirty days. His dis
orderly conduct consisted in chasing and try
ing to catch respectable married lady, who
was very much frightened. He belongs to the
Marine Corps, aud the result Of his behaviour
will cost him more than sobriety would In q
year
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A VERY DESIRABLE STORE TO LET -THE
IL store on the east side of Eleventh strest, one
door north Of Psnnsylvenia avenue, lately occu-
pied by Mr.. Dyer as an auction and commission
store, is for rens low to good tenaRt Also, the
House above the store Apply to
q. A. RANDALL,
nov lift Corner Twelfth and D streets.
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W@Rts,

UTANTFD-TO BORROW 500 ON REAL
w Estate security These having the article to
Invest VIII Please address Security" Waahinstcn
City Post Office. dec 27-2ts
N0OK TANTED-WANfID FIRST RATS
~ Woman Cook. None but those who know their
bu'iness need spply. At FLiHTs, next door to
the 6nion Office. dec 27-3t
NTANTED-A SITUATION BY A REsPECT.
w able young Woman, to do the housework of
small family, and to be treated rs one of tbs fam.
lily Best Of reference given apply at DANIEL
QUINH'S, corner Thirteenth and SITS.
dec 27-1t*
SNTANTED IMMspIATELY-AT TIE MAN
w sion House, 10 Alexandria, Head Waiter, 8
Runners and good bread and vegetable Cook.
dec 26-4tA A. @. NEWT IN,
NETAETs NEGRO ers ar.
w all tines in the market buying ELAVES, pay
ing the highest cash prices Persons having Slavss
for tals will ples7a call at c4l PRATT STREET, Bal
timore, Id isisstcrs old sts nd.) S.syes taken Gu
bo.ra 81 IS cents psr day.
feb 2-1y B.N.& ". L. CAMPBELL.
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HOLIDAY PRESENTS.

HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
SUPERIOR GOLD WATCHES, FINE JEWEL
- BY, SILVER AND PLA- Gpfsszn
TED WAR1, &c.-SAk'L Inv S&E&@
ID respectfully calls attention 8SSS5Ss6HA
to his excellent aud we'll select @~ssE1Eas'=]
ed assortment Of goods, compriang---
Superior Gold Watches, in hunting and other cases
from the most celebrated manufacturers
Gold vsst, guard and fob Chains, Of beautiful pa
terms
Rich and beautiful tices of Jswelry consisting of
Brsastpins. Ear and Finger Rings, Bracelets,
&C., Of various patterns and designs, in full
Gets and by the single piece.
Fine Silver Spoons. Forks, Ladles, Butter knives,
Napkin Rings, &c.
Together with q large and exc llent assortment of
Goods in his ns all of which he is prepared to sell
on pleasing terms
dec z3-et
r EApHER RETICULEs at very low
- prices, received at LAMMOND's, It'll st.
dec 23-3t
VKIss KR1NaLEs DEPOT FOR TOYS iu at
IN LAMMOND'S, IT'S
10 BEAUTIFUL WORK BOXES
IL 10 rosewood and papisr macne Desks
10 superb Pianos
"a Tilton's Guitars
2 f1de Papier mache Side Tables
12 dozen assorted Violins
In ad Hilton to Card Cases, Porte Mopnaies
Ohildren's Toys, Beautiful Vases, and host Of
Fancy Goods, all suitable for Presents.
JNO. F. ELLIS,
Pa. avenue, between Oh and 10th sts., No. sos.
dec 20-tf
BOOKS FOR THE HOLIDAYS.
A VERY LARGE AeSORTMf Mt OF ENGLISH
n Bibles Episcopal and Catholic, Prayer Books in
rich and elegant binding, and childrens Books, the
most extensive collection ever before offered in the
District
Also, good ssso tment of Cutlery snd Fancy Sta
tionery. Just received, and for sale at great bar
baiIs BY L. K. LUNDY,
No. 12S Bridge street,
de. 90 Georgetown.
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PURE SILVERWARE.

Have just opened magnificent xss setmsnt OF
4 STERLING SILVERWARE, embracing Com.
pete Coffee aud Tes ssts, fiticrs, Goblets, Cups,
Spoons, Forks, DC.
Also, q lot of Fancy SilTerwars, new styles, such
as cake, fish and butter Knives; Oyster and Soup
Ladles; Sugar and Cream Spoons; Sugar Tongs; salt
Stands; Napkin Rings, &c.
My silver is Misunderstanding and Coin.
III. SEMKEN,
Jewe'ler, Pa. ave, batw. 9th and 10th sis
dec S-dtJan1
fFNRANS-hLLEGHANY BANK AND SELDEN
L Withers Co.'s Notes purchased at the highest
rates.
Unosrrent Money, Land Warrants, and Virginia
Scrip bought and sold.
Drafts on all the principal cities sod to suit pur
chassrs.
Persons ct distance sending me Trans Allegheny
notes or Land Warrants, may rely upon receiving
the best rates, and remittances made By draft on
any city in the Union.
HAMILTON G. FAINT, Banker,
dec 9-3m No 432 Penna avenue.
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HOLIDAY PRESENTS In great abund
LII ance ani cheap st the New Bookstore, 474
Ia avenue. dec 10 If
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TEE INFANT DRuxxKR juvenile WOE
der will give another concert this evening.
Every one should witness his performance to
have any Just conception Of his power. Go,
then, tonight, and take all the children, too
q neatly printed copy Of the rules and regu-
lations Of Glenwood Cemetery Lot holders
are requested to call at the office and procure
copies.
THE JOHN P. PEPPER, aiias ELIAS LKaa,
whose arrest for stealing was noticed In q late
police report of the Star, IL not John P. Pep.
per, marble cutter and Alderman.
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A NNUALS, HOLIDAY PRESENTS, &c.
N Chsldren's Books in great abundance.
Abbot's RollO and Lucy Books, &C.
Cheap for cash at the New Bcokatore
dec % If 474 Pa svsnus
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GTORAGE-Thoeo having Furniture, Dry Goods,
in the large, sify, fag-stons-payed,
and dry Easements under the Star Office, corner Pa.
avenue and Eleventh st. Apply at the Star Office
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The SMITHSONIAN INsTIrUTE.-The National
Era complains that the proceedings of the
Board of Trustees and Directors of the Smith
sonian Institute are kept secret; that report
ers are not admitted to their meetings and
that the public are kept in ignorance of the
degree OF activity, as we'll as Of the purposes
and views Of the respective members of ID at
body. What is the matter? Have the trus-
tees formed another secret order that they
thus desire to keep their doipgs secret?
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FINE WATCHES.

AHEAD OF ALL COMPETITORS.
UST rec lived one Of Neill. Dnrop Oos first pre.
and bsauty Of workmanship. Call and eramins e,r
yourselves Nsill, purop Co.'S Pianos received the
htot premium at the iatsexhbit ON of the NsrvIsnd
Institute over al competitors.
dec Ill HLLBUS 4 HIrZ. Agent.
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g ERAsToPOL NOT TAKEN, BUT CORDS of new
~ and valuable Books nightly taken f'om the new
Book krction store, 474 Pennsylvania avenue.
dc l9-tf FlTZHERALD,3 Store
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ID O0MS AND BOhRD.-SEVERAL PLEASANT
LII Rooms with bosrd, and q neatly furnished
parlor and bed room may be had at $40 L street.
near Eighth. nov 29-lms
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NOTICE.
'E1ME Ie Money! have just receive: great
l. esortmant OF Clocks. Watchrs, aud e
Jeweiry. Clocks nom 81 so to SIS; Gold "a
Watches from S26 to $l75; Silver Watches NA
from So 70 SO; sll Of which will be warrant
ed to give satisfaction. Having an experienced
hand to put all clocks in order bsfore selling
them, those in van. OF Il good Cocx will find it to
their advantage TO buy from
Also, on hand Clock Trimmings of every dascrip
ton, such IS Balls, Keys, Cords, Hands, Weight,
&c 10.
Our assortmento of Gold Jewelry is large, end will
be sold On better terms than timilar goods can be
bought In Washington
Also, Silver Butter and Fruit Knives, Caae Bas-
ksts, Abata Ware and many other goods for Christ
mas presents.
1t the Clock, Watch and Jewelry Store of
J. ROBINSON,
dec lin $40 opposite Browns Hotel.
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g Those of our readers who are in ousst. OF
elegant and appropriate presents for the holi.
days, will find ut Shillington's Book Store,
Odeon Building, a magnificent assortment of
ANIMALS, Gift Books, Albums, Poets in all
styles of binding, interesting Juvenile Books,
Toy. Books, Episcopal and Catholic Prayer:
Books. Bibles, Writing Desks, Porte Monnaies-
Port Folios, Work Boxes, Gold Pens, and
everything in the fancy stationery line.
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HE DYING GLADIAfoR.-The admiration of
our citizens for this beautiful statue daily in.
creasss. 1t presents some new beauty every
time it is seen. Persons of taste have visited It
repeatedly, and acknowledge that the more
they see it the greater becomes their admira-
ton. We trust that every patron of art an d
admirer of genius will embrace the present
opportunity, as much to remalerats, in some
measure, Mr.. Risk for his heavy outlay in
procuring the statue, as to show their appreci-
alton of great work.
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For 6Aio an6 HsNt.

IL Fourstory Brick House on thirteenth st, eet
near K, east side. The house Is in good repair dry
cellars, and to good to lant the rent will be low
Possession given on the LIST November Apply to
oct S0-tf JAS. @. MoGUIRE, Auc'r
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Is u -
Port Folios, Work Boxes, Gold Pens, and
everything in the fancy stationery line.
RESPECTFUL LAEGUAGH.-Last night, ool-
ored man, named Harry Whiting, went to the
guard house to get permit to sttsnd party
where he was engaged to perform in cotillon
band. Harry had hardly made known his
business before an officer laid hands on him
and put him In cell for using profane Ian.
guage and abusing an officer in the discharge
OF his duty. This morning, Harry paid fine
and costs
TIE NATIONAL THEArRE.-We are told that
MI Eowbray, who now has the management
Of the ballet company at the National, intends,
during tho present session, to bring out at this
house, number Of novel attractions. We
shall therefore expect "The Naiad Queen"
" The Corsiean Brothers," &C., and among
the stars, Edwin Forrest, Mr. Davenport, Miss
Davenport, and Miss Agnes Robertson.
The rs.-Notvithstanding the ex.
treme inclemency Of the weather, fine audi
snce was at the National Theatre last evening,
to witness the charming dancing Of the Rous.
set Sisters. They performed admirably. Car
cline, " the flower of the fock," never danced
better Tonight, with the funny Corby, they
appear in two pieces. If it proves fair, they
will be greeted by full house.
HE MINOR LAw.-Some of our police Off.
GERS are about enforcing the minor law in or
der to keep boys from running with fire appa-
ratus, and test it on those under twenty. ono
and over eighteen years of age who arc mem
bcrs of fire companies. The officers contend
that the Law makes no distinction to favor
minors of that age. The law should be en-
forced.
FIRE.-1he alarm of fire early last evening
was caused by a light seen in tho direction Of
the old race course. We have since heard it
was the light from tho burning of the resi-
dence Of Mr.. Little, gentleman well and fa-
vorably known to our citizens. We hope that
the report is incorrect. There were several
other alarms last evening, but all false.
GRIsI AND MARIo-It is said that negotia.
tons are in progress for Carusi's Saloon on tho
evenings Of the 10th, 18th, and 18th of Janu-
airy, for concerts by the Grisi and Mario opera
troupe. Would it not be better to secure q
larger hall?
ELECTION IN THE FIRST WARD.-An cleo
tion comes off tomorrow for person to ELL
inc seat in the Common Council, made vacant
~ the resignation Of Chas. A. Davis, ESQ {.
we nave thus far heard of but one candidate
fer the position and he is said to be . X. N.
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A scENE.-Last night number Of persons
engaged in tho Sunday riot in the Fourth
Ward were being tried at the residence Of
Squire Dom, and person named Rhoda Cra-
ven vas explaining his evidence when wo-
man, whose name We did not hear, went to the
fireplace and took pair of tongs. with which
she struck the witness blow that inflicted 8
severe wound on his forebeAd, and sp rinkled
the floor with blood. lie squire il quite
popular with his Irish friends
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l Mr.. Megruder reported back from the finance
committee the joint resolution for the purchase
OF wood for the poor, appropriating ST. 900
for that purpose.
Pepper, who contended that it was Improper
to discriminate in this bill against free negroes
and mulattoes who had not complied with the
corporation laws. He had no idea Of making
any such distinction in the city's charity, and
moved to strike out that clause which had
originated in the lower board
Mr.. Msgruder ccntended that if the amend.
ment were made, it would delay the enact
ment Of the bill, SO that the poor of the CITY
would lose it's advantages, as the lower board
would probably insist on it.
Ar. Pepper then Withdrew his amendment;
and the said bill passed
The bill for the relief of C. A. Davis, from
The lower board, was laid before tho board and
passed
Mr. Pepper reported back from the improve.
ment committee, bill for making gravel
Ioo."sy In inc Fifth Ward; passed.
And then they adjourned.
Common CouNcil-The Board was called
to order by the President, and the reading of
the proceedings of the last meeting dispensed
with.
Mr.. Smith presented the petition of Samuel
Sumstock; referred.
MI. j. w. Davis, from the committee on i'm.
prOvements, reported bill to erect a Iamn
post ct the corner Of Tenth street and Lou;sir
ana avenue; which was passed
Also, an act making an appropriation to sup.
ply deficiency for certain sewers in the Third
and Fourth Wards; passed
Mr.. Killmop, from the same committee, re-
ported joint resolution changing an alley
in the Fifth Ward into street, and naming It
Carroll street; passed.
A communication was received from the
Mayor, Notifying the Board that he had signed
certain bills.
Also, one inclosipg the recent decision of
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The WEBsrER EsrArE.-It ought to recon-
ellie small men to their insignifcanee to know
how soon great men are disrcgarded. lii the
first gush Of grief at the death of Daniel
Webster, great were the monumental prolnis-
es OF Boston and the adjacent denesnes.
Marshfeld was to be forever sacred-the
Franklin estate in New Hampshire. so dear
8 to Webster. kept in the family--and an inn
street. Now Marshtield is advertised ITO let,
and is recommended as very fit :, for tav-
era;" the Franklin estate is advertised " for
sale,' and we hear nothing OF the statue
NsU Bedford Msrcery ala
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MONDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 2
Clotl)ing, Mt.
THE FALL SEASON

RICHMOND & TROWBRIDGE,
lave not overlooked its novelties fresh fabrics new de
gns and ready, with their talent, skin and
rpr Sc together with rich Materials captivating styles
Ind nrivalled workmanship.
DIRE 5 S COATS, ETC,
lhe climax Of and invention; VESTS, the most bean
sfu styes Velvets, Satns, Silks, and Cloth, with the
richest emb idery, in every possible variety; T0USE
II thu extensive description of pattern color and
hade perfect fit, Tor sale and comfortable to the
rearer, in every respect.
.I FURNISHING GOODS.
To this department particular attention has devot-
a. and it Isl beyond any possible question: the most dis
Anguishel depot for
Shirts. Hnhdkerchiefs.COI Iars. Neck Ties.
md HOSIERY, Of every description Of the finest manu-
icture and material, equally celebrated with the other
branches of their trade for neatess quality and economy
Please call at RICHMOND Il TROWBRIDGE'S Custom
ind Ready Made Clothing establishments Nc. 265 Matn
lain St. Worcester Mass
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Vs'sIE E9K eAIUM GUTTER OF 1875
The Kentucky Straw Cutter is manufactured ,y
The subscriber. and for sale No Is Mechanic st. Wor
The attention of all persons wanting HAY CUT
TER is solicited, examination of the above imple
1t all kinds of fodder, from the finest bay to
the stalks, and all kinds Of vegetable withoutan
alteration. In Short is the simple, efficient,
and safest Cutter, (being wholly free from the of
smputang fingers, Sc) that has been introduced in
this State. DAVID BOYDEN.a
Worcester, Nov. 1853. noy30 dawtf
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nFOUsE, FORCING AND sUCTIoN
sIETNIEP

~ MFs
j. j. c. BROWN would respectfully announce to the
citizens Of Worcester and vcnity, that they
featuring at Ju1ctitn Machine Shop, Worcester, Edo
sots's Patent Double ActiD- and Forcing
Pam y. which is the cheap st and most perfect Of
ered 70 the public designed for factories fe aad garden
euginel and is peculiarly adapted for private DWELL gs
afOrding them fire engine uater their direct commando
capable Of forcing water two-story dwelling
au1q
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DAILY PAPR.-Fiye dollars per year $3.50 for six
months; rs for three months; cents per week. single
copies two each. Hhen paid stricuyin ddUaRce,
deduction of 81 year will be made and proportonste
reduction if paid quarterly or half yearly IN advance.
WEEKLY PAPER-Price two dollars a year, 81 for six
MONTHS and so for three months If paid strictly in
advance 81 rs cts year; Single copies cents each.
I- The postage on the daily by mail to any part Of
Massachusetts, 10 quarter to other States, 3S cts
quarter On the Weekly in Worcester County, moth ng,
all other parts Massachusetts, 10 cts year, in
other States, q cts. a year.
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SIR Sale an0 % Grt.

g. NOTICE. - FOR SALE OR TO LET, in
;;; Leomnser, The well-knawn, large. and commodous
Lsll BRICK ARDiNG-HoUSE,
formerly kept by the late Avery Reed.
Said house is pleasantly located on Summer street,
within three minutes walk of the two extensive Piano
Forte MANUFACTURES owned respectively by J. G. Line
w. Wakefield aud G. Prescott Hrrl
The House contains % good rooms, wash-roop', c9-
lars and woodroom; also attached is Barn, an excel
lent Ice House, and fine Garde'i.
For further particulars. inquire Of j. Q. ). PIERCE
Onion BlocK or Of the subscriber, on the premises
Leoniinstcr Aug Is, 1851 deod1mt sul6
-, CARRIAGES HARNEs-
C>s OK 5ssS< SEES, FOR SALE.
S2t-CJ The subscriber has on hand Sup rio
CARRYALL with pole for horses suitable for
gentleman and family. Can he made open or shut up close
Als superior Chase, superior I p Buggy, second
YER HARNESSES. W. c. WHITING.
Worcester, Sept, -, 1851 d2@
So ~ = FOR SALE-At bargain a
,SeSAE y - Second hand srAGE-CoACH, or would
Ev2f1-|tSEt1 be exchanged for other proper v. In
N-Z--N&2-- quire at PuTNAM'S Auction Room. 6s
Main street. dtf aulS
-, ~. a GROCER'S WAGUN-
sSasS "a ~ Suitable for ightteanng-in good order,
E>Ffz5ssff54 will be sold cheap, exchanged for
S'1------Sz-- light buggy. Apply at this Office.
FOR SALE. an excellent FAMILY.
LSsS HORSE, years old, will be sol CHEAP, as the
JOB WAGON, aud HARNESS The whole Wi he snH
together separately, for cash approved credit APP
ply at this Office. SIS du
GROCERY STOCK FOR SALE. - The
H subscrber having engaged in other wishes
60 dispose of his stock Of GROCERIES. Any person
wishing to engage in the above business will hnd this
good opportunity The location is of the best and in
"-' Di''' '''"''' F''' . ''- EDWARD pREsT,
au26 diff No. Stone Block. Main street.
- FOR SALE TWO GOOD HORSES,
{l7$ and years old, sound aud kind will be s5ld
%tDSS cheapfor cash, by applying at o,,r,,
SIS DIFF 2lS Main street.
FOR Saba fuLblooded ALDERNY
-ITg BULL from stock imported by the late Daniel
WY Webster, and one OF the finest a-imals i'll the
sr-LlnG4 country. Apply at this Office -.
81 a--a1 daNu
ENNGINE AND BOILER FOR SALE.
EL superior 80 horse power Engine, with tubular
JOHN j. THOMAS,
At Norwich Steamboat Office.
Norwich, Conn. August IS 1854. d4S 81
CNM6A Bells. PURE CIDER VINE
GUU CARO- prime quality for sale by
HARVEY DODGE, sutton
Orders post paid, addressed 70 Nilknsonvilie, viii be
FpO4RDING HOUSE TO LEF-on Thomas
ED st. Possession given October 1t Apply to m
sis DIFF WILLIAM II '0PkR
TENo RENT "A FRONT ROOM in the 81 story 0.
4 Bumau Block. Possession given October lst APP
ply at this Office. dtf sl2
RNUR SALE OR 80 LET.-PEws NJ.
q aud A. in the Laurel Street church, Apply to G.
MEAD. tt aug IL
B FENO RENT-store No. 143 Mum street Inquire at
l45 .--.-- ALEX PUTNAM CO.
iy23 diff
~ FOR SALE OR no LET-A NEW
lS,sH HOUSE, just finished, and convenient for fam
lilies, Mason street. .Ap ly at N
Il. u. ABBOTT & cos. BAL.
So diff No. 21S Main Street, Worcester
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Price Two Cents.
OBJ 1ailp spp.
MONDAY, SEPT. rs, 1854.

THE following letter has interested us
much, as exhibiting some of the peculiarities
in climate and customs, on the other side Of
the Atlantic
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-09-25
hlusttoI Instruments.
A. VIA R $ III .

Those Wishing to purchase PIANOS will do well tc cal
and examine one of those octave
GRAND ACTION PIANO FORTES,
Which have hand, from the mandatory of A. W
Ladu Co. They are constructed upon new principle,
me bass strings being elevated above the ohe s.
ng d'dgonGay increases the Dotune Of tbne, which,
unrivallea -
Constantly on hand extensive assortment of SHEET
MISlC, Music BOOKS. and MUSICAL INsTRI-
AESFs- Of every variety. Insuumets y, e.
ye ou A, MARSH.
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n The contractor for square for year with the right
of change has also the privilege of making up his space
with several small advertisements if he chooses. Larger
advertisements at the same proportnnate rates.
NJ Advertis, ments inserted every other day.
special days, thirds Of the above Advertise
nens ordered inside all the time SO per cent advance
Special notices, SO per cent. advance.
Loaded business notices. reading columns, 10 cts.
lire for insertion.
Notices of Funerals 12l cts. Obituary notices, in ad-
dition to the record of the death, cents per line
WEEKLY PAPER One square, weeks S1,0o. Each
additional insertion 20 cts. On squars months $500
One square, year, $500