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Loss OF W'haIeshSps King Fisher and Enter
prise, 0g New Bedford; Jrnerson. of Ssw
fandou N nd Edxnr OF Cold Spring.

~ The arrival a the steamship northern Light yestrr
ssy ve earn ,ha, hrs of the uhalng dees have
hesn WRECKED spd totally Loaf rf hsr cArsoe but hap.
ts'y iic orscefs and cFess wcre all saved.
ftstaFi giiwcoi IL Nsw r<4f,r8, Capt, Siyea,
sFofen the sth az August, and Cspt reported ihs
the shps Kins Fisher, Cap. fsim.r, AMI snisrp,ise
Company leland Possocls Straits and win ihss
enIgcss totally fs but that The r., bafi
~ oihsr whale hip ad throash the Straits. rhe
klng Ii,hsT La esId from a, Guam where she A.
rived fhe 18th ofNach last AZ that time shs bad 0
ibis q stssm and 30 bbs of whale oli board. ne
fn.Tphe whsn last beard from a, hay of isi1nis
~ - and had 20 bbis. q perm 81, which "a en lie
zIst 81 ffsbrragy lat.
he hip Jersrsop Capt Williams, n sew i1ndoa. -.
iost Cape issbeth Asg Holiov isisn a. the IN sf'
md crew saved, bot the vessel totAl loaf
Tht Jsfson essd from Hnnoisa sbogt ihs th q Jspa
ary last. and st that i.ns had no oii.
1he hip EiFar Capt Pisrsen, ~ Cold spf M va Y.
tally lost Jones Island ofcsfs ani crew ~ NAf~'
ff EAgAr rAed frurn Guam the ~ a March Va Aii
70 ssf- n - beg al has bsep given
spssin fivsa also stated that h. saw shiE ~ - ~
- hiand bus coah not msks ou' her naase y
IN Jos -yor'ei that fDartssn vhas@shps bal - e'
wss abo NJ The stove vert the ony oae' naa'Hf
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THE MARKETS,

The steamship Northern Light Capt. E. L. Tukepaugh
arrived last evening from San Juan with California dates
to Sept 90 A30 passengers and $461 628 on freight.
The Know Nothings have carried the State, johnson
having been elected by large majority.
COL Kinney has resigned the overnorshp of San Juan
and another meeting has been called the English Consul
having assured him that the English government would
recognize him il reelected.
COL Walker is still at San Juan del Sur recruiting from
the passengers He has fought battles since the last
date from Nicaragua.
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DpCLENsIoy.


TO The h|sTVk ~ TIE HhH.L.
eila,e for Street CsHnlrsoncr ftg ieare aay ths,
at sot candidate for any ocs ~ TIE snsSnz slec,cs.
VIII many thants 70 my fiesds In the sopvsn,ofsAt
Taapsny Hall sbesrfuliy submit h. tho vii 81 the
lority and .baD snpyort tss regular rsniDse fsxosi
Allen Fsq for street totnr.ssoner CfisuIs ~ fiSp,
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Yesterday The u. :. frirSte Independence, Capt wt
Tattnall bearing the broad pennant Of Comnodore ~,
liam vne arrived from Callao after q passage Of
days, all well, and proceeded 70 Mare leland under l.
charge OF Capt. Neal, of accomplished bay an
river pilots. In fact the IN which the ship was
handled while laying 10 Of North Beach, showed that an
able had charge of her After despatching her boat
ashore, she filed her canvass and proceeded TO Mare
Island In gallant style The Independents has board
prisoner, Of the seamen belonging 20 the ship fe
yanter charged with the crime q murder. He viii be
delivered 70 the authorities At early date The ship
looks in excellent condition and all exceen, health
The following list Of officers attached 10 her viz:
Commodore, William Mcrvine Captain Josiah Ta.tnall
commander VIM c. Nicholson Iieutenants, Guert
Gansevoort II. N. Harrison, J. u Hover A. ~ Smith
VIM. Nelson; Acting Lieutenant D. A. McDernot. Fleet
surgeon W. y W. kuschenherger; Captain of Marines
Addison Garland Lieut.. of Marines Adam n. Raker:
W Gummeilj Assistant Surgeons, H. q. Caldwell, fhos J.
Turner Acting Master, Jas A. Greer Passed Midship
men, W. T. McCann, W. Hester Trevett Abbott. MID
shpmen Thos. scfudoc, J. ~ stubing Josiah A. xler:
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NEWS FROM THE SANDWICH ISLANDS.

Extraordinary Session OF the LegisIature-
Speech OF the king-IIis Advice 20 Members
The Appropriation BilI-Addresses from
both aouses-Lsying the Corner Stone Of
the Sailors Home-The King Prcscnt-A
Call on the American Whaling Ports
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SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER ID, 1855

Commodores Secretary, A. H. Green; Captains Clerk
Chss Francis rursers Clerk samsel Harrison; Acting
boatswain, Richard Davis sailmaker, Jas. r. Chds
Gunner, VIM. Burdett; Carpenter, Geo W. Eliot-yaa
Funeiso Herald Ss1t Ia
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AT the hour Of II O'Clock, Friday night, Sept. Z,
the cry Of fire heard ana fell upon the startled
with the appalling effect Of thunderbolt-the combus-
tbe nature and structure of the buildings OF which
ofthe town is composed, rendering It, matter OF
course physical mpossbility to stay the progress Of
such an adevouring element, once commenced. Hence
with the citizens Of the town. the dread of fire has always
been prominent subjec, in the thoughts Of all
The fire originated In building owned by Mr.. Ward,
carpenter and used by the Society Of the Sons of Tenn
perance for their meetings meeting had been held
The fre commenced the east side Of Court street
and spread with rapdiy to the adjoining buildings
such as have suffered in the calamity
The fire extended both sides Of the building owned
and occupied by Mr. Hovey.
loss, $1,000 Graves carpenter shop 81 600 ward'a
dwelling house carpenter shop 81 00o Hall Of the
Co., 81 O0o United States Bakery building $1,000 the
building owned and occupied by Mr. Howe including the
Office ofthe D1aorat Upon's Law Office andDr Hayxard's
The press and most Of the type ssvedoss estimated
0o0 building occupied by Chinese loss $780, Pacific
Express Companys Office owned by f. A. Rowe, 81 600
Dnngeys butchering shop 81 oo0 New Orleans saloon
50, ,00O Harris clothing store 81, 900; Karnes shoe
makers shop, u, 500; building occupied by Chinese,
S
as daguerrean gallery including DR.. Cnshings Office,
500 Crowleys dwelling house, 81 500 Court street
Hotel 81 0G0 all the buildings the side Of Court
street-Union Hotel %, 600 Chinese house. 81, 600
Inglers backsmiths shop, 2,ooo II. Hooker, $1,000
81 50c-here the fire checked the other side
by the brick buildings on the Of Main street.
In the enumeration OF the buildings we have only given
a rough and hasty estimate. In most instances all the
property including goods and mercha ndise tools
and stock in trade total loss, which have
tmated The loss in buildings exceed 500 0OO the loss
In property will amount 70 $l00, 600 and upward.
The Trinity Times Office was destroyed by the flames,
but owing to the exetions of friends savei
press slightly damaged together with the greater por
lion Of printing material Our paper had not been
struck of, waiting for election returns. We
issue paper In the open air. but trust Ia few days
to have a roof over heads
The Pacific Express Office has removed 70 Barry Co.'s
drug store, Main street.
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The Town or Grass Valley In Ashes.
THREE HuNpDsD AND FIFTy HOUSES CONSUMED
ESTIMATED LOSS s40O, ,O0O

WINES NhliLft sept. I'LL O'Clock r. H.
Qpr town has ,-.t bsep Visited by Of the mos de-
eoniagratons that has Jet befsen any Of our
mountain cities. FIRE broke out about III o'clock last
night in the French hotel which spread 50 rapidly thst
In less than hours nearly The entire town was de-
stroyed embracing all but Of our principal business
houses The space Of ground covered with ashes est
mated al from twenty five to thirty and the num-
ber houses destroyed at three hundred and fifty The
total loss put down Mt 100000 The loss greatly
increased from the fact that most OF merchants had
Just laid in heavy stocks Of fall goods All the hotels
bakeries and every boarding house in town. destroyed
The materials Of the printing oces saved also all
the churches The town has received severe shock,
but ctzens BY no means dishsar'encd Fifteen
twenty temporary places OF business are already going
up upon the smoking ruins, and arc IN pro-
gress for widening and shtenng the principal streets
preparatory TO the ereciic. Of permanent structures
We agrsnd list q few Of Il, principal M sufferers =:
Marsdall Co.. SIS 000 George Wood, $40 600 Richard
son So 600; = hcIAushlin, tl2 ooo, ?; = Donaysn'
a. o ooo Dp, shoemaisr $1,000 Gr3ss 'v,ey nDs S1
s,acn,9Ia snsa1s M,s 20 go msnis I. on yo0 Dorsey
To- 7dessossr o e 900 v. c.sy Seco o. = oos oos
~ Hyaerm. n, g 600; Mayer Hsrlssn, 1000 Byrns
Co. $500, ssInan - 600; A. B. Dbb o s90ni i, y.
Mills a. 600. Shaw, ~ 900; friedman $40 ben.onS
Exchange h q 80 farkhurst $500. blanks 5000.
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DEMOCRATIC MOVEMENTS.

iHHD bENATONtAL iON-
vENTr0S.
This body me. last night at lis West Broadway pursu
ant to adjournment David g. Croly in the chair, and
Theodore Hart acting Secretary. VIM. l.. Wiley, o
the First ward from the committee appointed TO cener
with committee OF the soft she'll senatorial convention
reported that consultation had been had and ter
standing arrived at with regard 10 proper candidate
rcprc,n the Union democracy of the Third district who
would be acceptable 70 both conventions. Tae report
was accepted and the committee empowered % continue
their negotiations. The halfshcl's unanimously Ia
nvor Of candidate, and the conference commit
feen1s satisfied TO accept him. The convention which
fully intended adjourned at late hour TO ne assem-
bic ON 1uesdny next when they viii nominated Senate
rial candidate.
SIXTH SENATORIAL CONVENTION
Tie delegates met last evening agan, Of Third
avenue and Twenty street. . Hocy Ia the chair
j. H. Stuart and Gw,n appeared secretaries iet,cr
from Col Ming asking tho withdrawal OF his name a.
candidate for the Senator Of the Sixth distc. rc,ev
cd. vote of thanks moved aud passed upon the
Colonel. The following Is the letter.
MArcns 0y1cr NFw Yosg Oct, I3 1850
JOHN Holy Chairman Senatorial CONVENTION, Sixth dls
tric;.)
IgAn sm--whi.t drly approaching the kindness and
coed ntcntionH Of the friends who have placed ms
man must beg leave 10 decline the further use ut my
nbme at this time for that important position
My previous Official engagements at the Mayors o1cc
t'gether with convction that an entire union OF all In
tcfes'f Ia the democratic party Il essential 10 .urc
success In the district have inducded me 10 Withdraw
is tcsrceiy necessary 70 add that shall support wi
yaor any gentleman who may receive the nomination
Of the sursges Of The democrats f the district Yer,
respectfully yours &c. ALEXANDER MING.
ballot then entered into and resulted In the
nina'ion Of Nj. Mundsy. The vote stood
ID. ~ 1iemann. ........................ II
committee was appointed arrange tor ratification
meeting, and the ctnveaton adjourned
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Grot1erD, Me.
Ep o w s. T I r. T H
Successors to Brown & Co..

Ep R o w n s. FIR T H,
n Successors to Brown & Co..
NO. 2 FLAGGS BLOCK.
And $50 Main Street.
The subscribers would respectfully call the attention of
the publ" to their extensive stock of
CROCKERY, GLASS, & CHINA WARE!
Comprising splendid assortment of Jas Edwards Best
White Iron Stone Ware, Hayiauds Best White, Gold
Band and Decorated French China in Breakfast Dining
Tea aud Toilet Sets, or by the piece customers
may wish.
American and Foreign Cut and Common
G. i A S S w A r r
From Boston and New York auctions All of the latest
patterns and the best goods in the Market the lowest
prices. Also, complete assortmento Of
Britannia and Silver Plated Ware.
Tea Trays, Table Cutlery Solar Lamps Casters Gas Fix
lures &c Any person in want of Housekeeping Goods
and especially those who about commencing house
keeping, respectfully Invited to give us a call We
warrant goods guarantee satisfaction or refund the
money.
PAPER HANGINGS.
All those who want to buy French or American Paper
Hangings Paper Curtains Borders and Painted Window
hades cheap will find it for their interest to give us
call BROWN & FIRTH.
Successors to Brown Il Co No. 2 Fiagg'5 Block.
oil daw6wis
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The subscribers are now prepared to show as good an
assortment of GAS FIXTURES as can be found at any
establishment in New York Boston, all of which will be
sold 80 per cent cheaper than can be purchased
in either of those cities.
We daily receiving from the largest and best man
ufacturers in this country, all their patterns
CHANT OILERS, PENDANT rs,
BRACt ETS, so.
Any in OF Gas Fixtures should not fail to call
and examine stock before purchasing when we shall
be happy show them chat the above statement is cor
rect and how it is we can afford TO do it,
oGl dawtf BROWN & FIRTH
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TO MERCHANTS WHO BUY
OR O CKER Y w A. r z I

BROWN Il FIRTH wouli respectfully invite the at
tention Of merchants to heir extensive assortment of
Croetery, Glass Ware, Paper HangiAgs, Sc,
Comprising more general variety Of House Furnishing
in the country.
AS have very large retail rade it becomes neces-
sary for to import goods in large quantities. and
buy all American goods direct Of the manufacturers which
enables to get goods at the west prices and oeI
any country merchant larger Of rich and
common goods to select rnm at prices low be
bought in New York or Boston, and terms as liberal
Merchants by calling at establishment, will become
satisfied that they will time ard money by giving
their orders, they fill their memorandums at
store in less time than they at a dozen
oil dawtf BROWN & FIRTH.
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Cost on0 4oun0.

4 OST-In going from No. 6 TrumbuIl St., to No 24s
4 Main ST.. yesterday, between l and O'Clock 2. NJ
ROLL OF BANK BILLS wrapped in a light brown
paper, Containing about 5000. Whoever his found the
same, and will return the subscriber shall be literally
rewarded. PLINK H0LBROOK, 243 Main st.
oI2 diff
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A0uerlJ9 emcut5.

THE WOR CEsTER CITY
ANTI SLAVERY SOCIETY
Have the pleasure OF announcing their
FOURTH ANNUAL COURSE OF
L f g 7 u r e S
To commence Friday Evening. Nov 9th,
and to be delivered successive Friday evenings till
completed,
III e G TY II LII!
Commencing at q O'Clock.
November Q, JOHN P. HALE.
" To- JOSHUA r. GTDDINGS.
" o. HORACE MANN.
December Z, MARY E. WEBB,
will read q Drama written by II. 8. Stowe.
December Il, EDMUND QUINCY.
q, JANE ELIZABETH JONES.
& IS +. D. CTLVER.
January 4, THEODORE PARKER
g. II, WILLIAM LLOYD GARRISON.
d" IS, CHARLES LEN0X REAOND.
d" %, RALPH WALDO EMERSON.
Single Tickets o cts Packages of 10 Tcsets > cts
(good al any Lecture for sale at the Bookstores and at
the Door
u The arrangements for these Lectures are all of
positive character and it is expected that there win be no
disappointment other than may from unforeseen cir
cumstances.
The Committee in correspondence with others not
mere announced with Of whom they to effect
an arrangement to lac in February. If successful
due announcement will be made.
For the Committee, SARAH II: EARLE,
o2f dit President.
n LETo-A convenient lower tenement Containing
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Auftious.
CONsTAnLE,S SIZE.

CONSI u lsLE2S - e.
WORCESTER, IS. October 16, 1855.
TEVAKEN Execute, the same having been previous
Il ly at,achedon mesne process, and will be sold at
Public Auction, WEDNESDAY, the twenty-fourih day
of October current nine O'Clock in the forenoon my
Office, in Worcester, mo Worcester Bank Bock) ONE
NEW MELODEON. &. F. WETHERELL,
90 dat Constable of Worcester.
EDEREMPTORY SALE OF RIFLES,
Single and Double Barrel Guns at Auction.
WIN be sold at Putnam's Auction Room, on WEDNES-
DAY evening, Oct "a at q O'Clock, % Rifles Sin.
gle and Double Barrel Shot Guns all new and in orler.
This will be rare chance, as the sale will he positive
and pefemp'ory. o22 dSt
By E. W. VAIL, Auehoneer.
nzm GREAT SALE OF CHOICE PEAR
sfI& TREES EXtta Size, in BEARING CONDITION,
-@fE=@ At AUCTION
The subscriber will sell Auction, the Nursery of
W LINCOLN, Esq, in Worcester.
ON Saturday. October 27th, at 20 o'clock AN,
by Cat3loque}
The Largest and most splendid collection Of
STANDARD and DCarf
Pc AR TIRE ES.
in bearing condition, probably, offered for sale in
Massachusetts, consisting in part Of the following yarie
ties, viz
st. Michael Vicar of winfield Marie Louise, Glout
Moroccan, Easter reurre Beurre Die Napoleon, Bartlett
Louise Bonnie de Jery, Henry ", Winter Nelis, Belle
Lucrat yg, and uore than thirty other .arieties.
The Trees of red for sale such usual
" sold IN the Nurseries, but comprise all the specimen
trees standing upon Of the squares in the extensive
pear orchard Of the proprietor, sold to clear the
groun for building Purposes Many Of the from
10 to u feet high, and perfect heath, will furnish
and have produced from peck To half bushel of choice
fruit each the last season Every tree viii be labelled AMI
warranted true to its name, and specimen of the " of
the late varieties will be shown Purchasers may have
their choice either to take the trees this fall let them
main till the first Of next May. Catalogues may be had at
NJ B. Green's Store No. 2l6 Main st. few days before
the sale. E. w. VAIL Auctoaeer
oil davis
BY ALEXANDER PUTNAM
AUcticH Rooms No. 66 and 6s Main Street.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE &C. - On
4 SATURDAY,
Al l O'Clock P. NJ, at Office,
Tue usual weekly sale Of Household Furniture, compris
lag Carpets, Sofas Chairs, Tables, Bureaus Bedsteads
nes Hair and other Mattresses Looking Glasses Clocks
liable Cutlery, and other articles of household furniture
and The usual Kitchen ware.
Sales Of Real Estate and Personal Property situated in
lie city, county, States reasonable, satsfac-
lion guaranteed. Also, the apprasng Of property solicit
6d Cash paid for secondhand furniture, upon appIca-
ou ut the Sales Room. Constantly hand, assert
Hent Of new Furniture Table Cutlery Crockery
En Glass Ware Clocks Looking Glasses, Window Shades,
Be- which viii be sold low for Cash
There will be sales Of Furniture every Wednesday af
tInoon, at Putnam's Sales Rooms, the hour un
III further notice. S. NJ. REDDING Salesman.
mar30 DIFF
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Drp Gooos.
TO THE GENTLEMEN.

Il ~ II Il " Il - II IN
We would invite your especial attention to well Sc
lected assortment of
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS!!
We have on hand full and complete assortment of
BRoADCL0THs, in all the desirable coors for Eau and
Winter wear, and which we are selling at much
II e ID CED ICES.
Black and Fancy DoEsKINs Cassimeres. full /, nor
cent. less than former prices We are selling an ex
ira Heavy Sheep Gray CASHMERE warranted A Wool.
for SO cents the yard.
BLACK SATINS.
uli and complete assortment fine lot of Fancy Cas-
simeres, which selling at rs cts to SIPS, which
are reaed in every other shop in town for S1OO to So
FRONTING LINENS of our own importation, which
we warrant all Linen, and varying in price from 25 to rs
cents per yard.
Silk Shirts and Drawers Merno do, Hosiery, Gloves
Crayas, &c, &c.
Gents SHAW is, at all prices farmers Frock
ing one extra heavy article and selling for As to 60 cents
per yard.
All the above goods have been selected with special re-
gard to our retail trade and VIZ be found at lover prices
than at any other establishment the State The ONE
PRICE" System strictly adhered to in every instance.
b. l.. HARDON & CO.,
% 146 Main st.
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IMMENSE STOCK OF CAEPETINGs,
A NEW WEEKLY NEWSPAPER
THE PORTE OHIO,

The subscribers propose to commence on the first satur
day of November next in the city of Boston, the publi-
cation Of weekly paper. to be called THE PoRrFoLIo"
In this paper il will be aim to lay before the public
choice and fresh variety of matter in prose and poetry
original and selected including tales and ransations
from foreign authors We may also makk it, in some
sort a vehicle for nautical sorie incidents and inorma
ton interesting those who cherish pleasant associations
with the salt water.
We shall strive to lay before readera every week
sheet which 6i prove generally intsresting--vleh will
correct abuses in society, convey instruction. rebuke in
EQUITY wherever developed eevate the standard era-
ture and morals, and noble and patriotic sentl-
ments
Teruas.-The terms Of subscription to the Portfolio
will be for single copies, TWO DOLLARS year. RUaria6g
an edUance or dollar for six mohthsand an papers
will be discontinued the expiration Of the period for
which they may have been subscribed for and paid.
To clubs of six persons or more, the Portfolio will be
furnished the Of dollar and fifty cents year
also in advance No paper will be sent to the address
Of any person until the money is received.
The discount will be made to dealers in periodi-
Gals.
letters by mail. addressed to JoHN S. SLEEPER Il Co.,
Boston, will be attended to- and subscrp ions will
ceived at the office Of publication No. 122 Washington st.
JOHN S. SLEEPER,
j. HOWARD SLEEPER.
Boston, October, 1855. oI9d2aw3w
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TO LADIES WHO WISH A
BLACK SILK DRESS
THAT WILL
WEAR WITHOUT CRACKING.

Tho subgcriber still continues to sell hi5 celebrated
pLACK SILK which has given such universal satsfac-
lion 10 NV custome,s for the last Ave years. These Silks
arr all wove by hand LOOM and from the peculiar manner
in which they dyed are sure to wear without crack
any Imported To this country. All ladies admit that u Is
impossible 10 Judge Of the durability Of silk by one ex-
animation Of II Ia store Actual wear is The only test
Having sofia this for Ave years, and always found TO
give satisaesn would most respectfully ask ladies pur-
chasing to give IL trial Price for Dress Pattern, 90
ocl DIT GEO, p. BRYANT.
AIDES BROADCLOTHS, S112 leg
~ PER YARD.
For sale At bRYANT's. Ladies' all Wool German Broad
cloths, At the above Lou Price Call at DRYANTS for
the hargainb. GEO. Il. BRYANT.
OH d5w 15t Main VI.
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1Oonts

HETANTED.-20O experienced Straw Sewers at
v the new straw Manutactory Flagg's Building.
Also. 90 Girls to learn the business None but smart
Intelligent American girls need apply. of references
will be required. Applications received and further in
formation given and after Oct 10, No I6 Flaggs
Building, Main st. 4. MANSON.
o9 daWtf II DOWKER.
EJSARSI WANTED.-A small but good Farm
a wanted in exchange for House Lots in this city.
Also, Lots on Mbury, Lafayette and Pleasant Streets
for sale. The above offers good opportunity for ex-
change or Investment Please address Box 334 Worcester
Pcs Office. o23 diff
EINACTORY HELP WANTED.-Two- or.
z three Families OF Factory Help, (Weavers and Spin
ners) wanted on neverlaing stream of Apply
at the Uxbridge Cotton Mills CHAS &. WITHIN,
North Uxhridge, Sept, 10. diff Clerk.
A CHANCE TO MAKE MONEY! va
f riety Of Agencies from which three to five dollars
day can be made can be obtained at the gents
Emporium, 275 Main street, Worcester. Honorable
Employment for both ladies and gentlemen No carital
required until the business is fairly tried after which,
from five to fifty dollars For grand chances call soon
sly du ALLEN q FAY.
e Y y REANls of that nice WRAPPING PA
W eB PER, just received at No S Front street.
SIS DIFF BROOKS sTEARNs.
ETAT ANTEDs-Any one having a Sec0nd-Hand
~ HOIST WHEEL" can hear of a customer by
applying to II. GRIFFIN \ co.
TOURNEY NAN SVANTED-To cork on
~ Tin Plate and Sheet Iron. Apply at 80 Front
% diff GEO. W. WILLIAMS.
EpOY WANTED.-Honest active, and of good
A2 moral habits. BROWN, 4 FIRTH.
Oh DIV Rlagg's Block