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8 HOUSE s LAND FOR SALE, Dzs

hsii.s The House and Lot now occupied by Per- ~II1
@4ry Thayer, situated on Lowell street viii he soid a.
Public Auction, on SATURDAY, April 7th, at O'Clock
The house is OF brick two stories high 80 by 20 feet with
excellent land, well stocked with the best kinds If t
trees The land slopes to the southeast, and is well
adapted to the culture Of early vegetables large harm
can be sold with the house if desired
Also. at the time and place one good COW a Lot oF
farming utensils some stock hay. lot of potatoes lum
Der wagon, a orse wagon, harnesses. &c.
Conditions whish will be LIBERAL viii be made known at
the me and place of sale.
r1ar2S
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AISSOL UTION OF COPARTNER-
hE SHIP The late firm of levi Cha 3, So, -
oeen dissolved by the decease of the senior partner the
subscriber Will continue the business at the old stand
90 MAN street lie invites the friends of the late firm
as well new patrons to examine the stoct IF IIat
Gaps, Robes, Gloves Mittens and Cents Furnishing
Goods which will be sold at the very lowest prices to
Cose inc concern The affairs of the late firm will be set
"eu ny the undersigned. FRED. A. CLAPP
Worcester, Feb. u, 1855 dtapl fab22
ri OIIC Eve have been duly appointed Executors
" oil the last Will and Testament Of LEVI CLApP late
0 worcester IN the County of Worcester deceased and
nave accepted that trust All persons indebted to said
estate are called upon to make immediate payment; and
an those TO whom said estate is indebted are requested to
exhibit their demands for settlement at the old stand of
Levi Clapp Son, 223 Main street -
A. HUNTINGTON CLAPP
FRED. A. CLAPP.
Worcester, Feb. %, 1855 dtapl feb22
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UBAL GEM E,f Err Y The annual meeting
q OF ne proprietors of the Rural Cemetery in Wor.
ceser Will be held at the Office of the State Mutual Life
AsSura &c Company, on WEDNESDAY, the fourth day
Of April next, at three o'clock p. NJ
inches - -A4'i'AHi OAelA
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S p r IN G. G o Cd S T.
BROWN &c cos
NEW CROCKERY STORE.

No. FlagS's Building, s. 1870 Main Sc.
The Subscribers are now thoroughly established in their
New Store, in Faggs Building and are fully prepared to
show to their numerous friends and customers and the
public generally, the
Largest and Most Splendid Stock of Goods IN
Ne9c EaQlaR9
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We have 100000 numbers printed and bound in volumes
Letters designating the presents, placed against the
numbers Presents distributed as fast as the books are
soa win the exception of the watches. Thirty days
time will he taken to deliver the Watches
copy of either the following books may be had
it preferred to ''lhe American Oratorn
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Office 233 .Nat"-Strcet, up stairs, Worcester.
W Q r 7 H FADING
$4,000

SOD, 700
w 0 RT Fl o. PRES ENTS
The subscriber offers for sale ONE HUNDRED
THOUSAND copies of his work, entitled
THE AMERICAN ORATOR.
This book contains nearly two hundred extracts
from the writings Of prominent American men In the
appendix Will be found the Declaration of Independence
with FAC smilies of the Sguers the Constitution of the
United States; Washngtons Farewell Address; and near
~ seven hundred AMI fifty autographs of distinguished
individuals
From the profits arising from the sale Of these Books
the following presents will be made:
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DIR. s. 7. BIRMINGHAM,
n ATIN e IN DIAN PHI ISICIAN,
Office No. 50 Cambridge Street,
(Corner of Chamber. ............,.... BOSTON,
Particular attention paid to the treatment of Chronic
Diseases of the Liver and all Diseases arising from I'm
purity of the Blood. eod&yy3m marco
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ReQI CstQte,

SE-LOTS,-FOR SALE in the South partof
u Il the City, TWENTY-FIpE eligible Building Lots
containing from 5000 to 30 900 feet each
me above lots are all within twenty rods Of Man-St
On egvated ground command delis htfu views and will
DC sold on very liberal terms.
o. Also, large quantity of Gravel, Loan, and Cellar
stone Inquire of HENRY Ii. CHAMBERLIN
mch30 DIFF
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Anlu5enlent5
q. Sg.8.V'KD CO.VCE5sY.

g. Rs.fsS'ED GGB.EEEgsF.
THE
WORCESTER MOZART SOCIETY,
Having Chorus Of Eighty Voices,
will give a GRAND CONCERT, on FAST NIGHT,
Thursday, April 5tsa, 1865,
AT THE CITY HALL.
The Programme will consist ,of the heaut fI Cautaa
''rsE MoRNING," by FERDINAND RIES.
''THg TRANSIENT AND Tbs ETERNAL" composed by
ROMBERG.
The celebrated PRIZE GLBF, by s. WEBB :.
''Wheu winds breathe soft
with number Of Songs. Duets, &c The whole 20 con-
cule with selection from THE On TUNES which were
so much loved by grandparents in the days Of Bill
LISGs, HOLDEN, READ, and others.
This music will be given in the genuine OLD STYLE by
large ChOir-wel appointed in all the pars-with the
TENOR and COUNTER Fl! in the ancient fashion.
The singing Of the modern music viii be accompanied by
beautiful Piano of CHICKERINGs manufacture, of the
New style. called the PARLOR GRAND. Also by a new
REED ORGAN Of the manufacture Of MORSE of this city
made expressly for of the Churches of Worcester
These inst uments will he played by Miss ELLEN BACON,
and by Messrs s. Il. LELAND A. S, ALLEN, and b. D.
ALLEN.
The Solo Department will be sustained by the following
talent -
Mis-. MARTIS. Mr. MARTtS,
Miss iIoUsTON, Mr.. A. S ALLEN,
Miss FtSEE, Mr.. HAMILTON,
Miss WEIGHT ,lR KyTGUT
The whole uuier the direction of EDWARD HAMILTON
mar2S diff
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EELTH HOTEL CORPORATIONS
~ Stockhoders are hereby notified that meeting of
the "Proprietors of the City Hotel in Worcester . viii b
ne ne d IN WALDO HALL on SATURDAY tie SIst day of
par at O'Clock p NJ, to determine what action If
ayJ they VIII take in relation to the members of said
Corporations or the subscribers to the Capital Stock of
SAD Corporations who have not paid their assessments
ana take any action relative thereto and to act upon any
business that may legally come before them
A IT.
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ENAECUTOR'S SALE.-By license of the Pro-
~ bate Court, will be sofa Public Auction on the
premises, TUESDAY, April 17th at 10 o'clock in the
10 enoon, the HOMESTEAD FARM of Asa Sargent late
OF Leicester deceased, consisting sixty acres more or
less, with buildings thereon. Said Farm being suitably
divided into tiage, mowing and pasturng-wel stocked
with choc. frrit trees, and the whole well fenced.
Aso-One lot Of Woodland containing four acres more
or less, situated about half mile south of the David
uenshaw place, in said Leicester
Also-lmmediately following the sale of the Estate
aiortnamed will be soil the Stock &C. consisting of one
yoke OF Oxen, five Cows, Ok. Cart Ox-Wagon Ok
Sled one light Wagon and Harness, Sleigh and variety
of Farming Tools.
Also--one-hfrd of Pew No. IN the First Congrega-
tional Church Leicester, aud one-half OF Pew
the III. Il. Church in Cherry Valley
Aso-one valuable Horse Chaise, and Harness
Conditions made known at time and place of Sale
HOMER Il. SARGENT, Executor
nariG dts
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slSF Will be sold at Public Auction, on TUES. -
S1Y~ DAY. April Sd, at O'Clock, P. NJ on the tHiIsf
- premises, the Farm formerly owned and .sA=@A-
cupe by Rufus Barton, Esq late of Mlbury deceased
containing 35 Acres of Choice Land. suitably divided in
to Mow g age, and Pasturing, with great variety of
the best of Grated Fruit and about 40 Acres Of Wood
Land, most OF it OF heavy growth, pleasantly situated in
the northery part OF Nil bury the road leading from
auburn to the Armfy Village. about two and half miles
from SAID Village, and five mle4 from the city of Worces-
ter.
The Bulldogs consist of large two story Dwelling
House, large BAN, Carriage House, Wood House and
Ifanary with never falling water the house and in the
pasture, fenced mostly with stone wala very desirable
loCa ion for farmer.
For further particulars, inquire Of JEDEDIAH II.
George 5 BARTON, Worcester, ~ the subscribers
near the premises.
h. HARRINGTON & NYMPHAS LONGIEY
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Urn Ooo0s.

ENIRST OPENING OF Spring
MI LINERY.
MRS. A. II. TUCKER will cpen at our Millinery
Rooms, TUESDAY, April 81, splendid assortment of
DONNETS, RIBBONS, & MILLINERY,
which lady and the public respectfully
invited TO examine
Chamberlain, BARNARD, Il co.
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have taken the South Store in the New Block on the
site Of the old United States HOTEL which, for beauty Of
finish, and convenience, is second to in this city
Your attention most respectfully solicited to an en-
Gireiy stock of
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No'lces-Ah persons indebted TO the subscriber pre-
Vious to Oct lst requested to make immediate nav
ment. JoNAS WIITrIES ~
n22 lis,r AH
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rse, WORCESTER & NASHUA
--azs---Al's RANLEOAD.
CHANGE OF TIME--0n amt eeer I-ESDAY AnriI
3D., the Train which leaves Worcester at IL Is N
will leave at IL O'Clock.
An express train for Lowell sttpping at Clinton and
Groton Junction. will leave every morning fexcept Mon
days. on arrival Of Steamboat Ttaia from Norwich Far
ther details Tuesday mrning next
G. W. BENTLEY, supt
worcester March 50. div marco
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Worcester, March %, 1855 d7t mar24
G TiTY HOTEL e o n PORAT ION,

Freasurer's Office March IA, 1855.
The Proprieors Of the City Hotel in Worcester are here
D nohed that an nsamen of IS per cent on the shares
toGA In the Corporation, voted by the Directors
payable the LIST Of April next They are reonesteJ ~
pay tile same at that time. ALBERT TOLMAN
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Boston advertisements.

EMULATION AND ABSORPTION is
Il the New Medical Practice by which DR.. c. HOWARD
MARSHALL always cures every variety and stage Of
SCROFULA AND CONSUMPTION.
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q IOF N n ERSHIP NOTICE.-The sub
- ScrDers have this day formed acopartnershp. under
tne name OF WHITE X GLEASON, and will cont u ne the
grocery business at No % Southbdge street, where NAV
oe ouhu general assortment of Family Groceries which
VIII DC Sod at far prices and delivered in any part of
the city. JONAS WHITE '''0 VI
w EDWIN GLEASON.
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The Second Exhibition Of the Metropolitan
Mechanics Institute,

For tAs roO0n aaAfastHss csassss,
an8t ke NseAants and usF5s! -drfs,
mill be- osnsd a, tho cay sshnssou Thursday
day of February, is5, IL the new BOD splendid ha o. ne
institution which Of INC most magnificent rooms
TO s Is,s n.sss Is a,s,, assa
ingenuity, and taste, nom all portions Of me onon are eoaA m
Ths uaehiarry department charge special
superintendent AHIass, labor Ae viii be given
An Intending 10 eIhie requested give sarIy
possible Goods should be accompanied with proper In
The committee, therefore, mat nvung eoniibuuena from
ali ponions hs Metopo
an Mechanics institute lhey Offering the producer Of
eesnt articles valuable opportunity Of making known 20 hs
Hovslv and uni sr superior sye Of tesf
Workmanship and their adaptation 70 me purposes o winch ,
fhey would specimen.
which heretofore have tofned attractive
All sch eos.bu.ios 10 committee ladies'
Of jswey se, suited 20 e tastes OF t's
viii opened .he Of goods Monday
January the Of Thursday the esb
Fsbraary exhibition Will be formally opened fo
Ihs OF visiers and eonnue open about four weeks
judges lists for composition preaum
the committee shall be satisfied despatched d
lance in time TO have reached Ut hail ny that day. bat ed 10 ar
unavoidable detention.
Articles designed only received
charge un, Tuesday night Gu Of Febraa oocoek ate
which Tine deposors win be subject charge Of nom 80 cent
Apprentices contribute articles of their
invention shall specify their and the time they may have
articles deposited for co@psion and premium must be o
the name OF inc aaker and inventor known
OF the deposor Of which aoe must DC furnished h
clerk the time Of bringing the goods for entry the record
may Affixed not, op,on OF the exhibitor
Deposio at The time Of entry viii receive ticket O. uue
al tunes when open 10 ihe pubic.
Metro potan Mechanics Iaiius gto D. G. shoue
OF the ancs and the name OF The parry sendin
e distinctly marked on the packages They should also be &c
companird by detsiled invoice.
detailed Instructions will be forwarded,
application the corresponding
a whom ali communications the business Of the institute
should be addressed.
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Notice to Contractors.

OYsIes METRoPoiirAs RAILROAD COMPANY,
Georgetown, ID. O., December %, 1854
4tED PROPOSALS for the grading and bridging
- half a) miles OF this road will be received
Tie office of the until three O'Clock, the 18th
day OF February next
me poaes pau and speeidca ions will be ready for
specion and AFTER the 5i day OF February.
Metropolitan Railroad
The Baltimore and Ohio aioad by
and wh the latter road Of the
poin, Roek the Potomac river and making saving
distance The " mites 1T The present travelled route from
capital and northwestern dive
Proceeding the point OF intersection with BALTIMORE and
Ohio railroads the route extends To the city OF Frederck and
trnugh the richest agricultural districts of land
Hagersown where connects with lines of railroads
extending Harrisburg the pennsyivania Cen
railroad,
road for which proposals
westerly line Of the District OF Columbia ON miles
from Georgetownl to the city OF Frederick.
Proposals will be received for the work in sections OF mile
each, the distance of AN miles.
The work generally medium character for this OF the
cutting Tin earth and rock and
facility exist for prosecuting vigorously with
the The country elevated and rolling
well waered, and remarkably healthy
The conditioned for the completion Of the will be-
from years
Office had addressing
By order OF the board OF directors:
FRANCIS DODGE, President.
EDMUND FRENCH, Chief Engineer
q, tEahs
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go ENVENTOsSTbe once Protective Ma
tional Union 7i street, opposite portico
Patent Office
The and solicit
for its members. with all possible despatch
model shop viii office where models
made shortest nsiice.
invited Office any desired in
had regard objects union
All be addressed ofce where prompt
attention will be given them.
Central office. Washington, d. G.
r. c. CLAYTON,
President Of Invenors' Protective National Union.
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Philadelphia College Of Medicine.

TUE winter session OF Institution begin October o,
4 1854
Full ofiecres given
Degrees conferred in March
Fees One fu course, ss Perpetual ticket, $50 Nscus
zion, So Graduation Fee S5. To attended
full IN another institution 800 including graduation fee
Personal ateesi taken faculty. welfare progress
~ student Examinations
each branch ln all cies
In the county. For further Information, address
". HOWARD RAND, W y. Dean,
los South Ninth street, Philadelphia
Aug l--iawwpa iaw5td
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american Artists, Union.

HE American Union would respectfully the
United and the Cana6as,
fine throughout the country,
enabling family 10 become possessed OF
gallery OF engTavings
the FIRST ARTISTS OF THE AGE,
order
and only employment number
others, but inspire
present purchasers their engaving
$50 goo of which Sold
100000 gifts OF she actual cost Of SI5o,0O0.
Each purchaser dollar engraving therefore,
richly the ticket which
entities me gifts they distributed.
dollars bighy finished engraving beautifully painted
OIL FIVE gift tickets viii be i've dcars' worth OF splen
did BIZ selected from the catalogue and by
mail or
catalogue together with specimen of Of
lengayiDga the Office OF this + +
gift ticket will Immediately be forwarded.
AGENTS
The believing that Of This
will be materially promoted by the
intelligent and agents. have resolved
w ch liberal
ANY
mall dollar
prospectus catalogue, all other
completion will placed
Of the isiribued
Of which viii be throughout the United States
adss.
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irIHHOIDEHiEs. LACE GOODS. sxc.-The subscribers
u this received full
goods, Paris styles embracing all the
which the attention n The ladies respectfully invited The
following a lis, of the leading articles, viz
IS Maltese chemizets and sleeves,
10 siaitess eoarrts and sleeves do
Is richly embroidered muslin sets, Vaiences trimmed
Maltese 10
rs do muslin coliaretts nj sleeves
$50 French embroidered muslin
do do cambria collars
IS richly skirts, open
$50 do do pocket handkerchiefs
rs pieces Maltese faces edgings, all widths
yaences Al iuee
SO do English thread nd
IS do cambric fnunciDg and rulings
rs do Swiss nuslins, douncngs, and bands
100 embroidered dimity bands
81 pairs embroidered muslin and cambria sleeves
IS dozen long and short black lace mits ~
bobbines
brc embotsred mun lawns and lace handkerche
gloves, hosiery, &C.
3-3tawiwtf HO0E, BROTHER
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aoa do1sn pairs snss slss. wssses pounds PEI
Tnoss s@ gym y band pssfeS,S S
sIass scales. =. = >, '"'s corp, prVs'
staples for coats, (brsssl
Wossd eE,
and linen ~esd laos, crimson red ' Olas,
Pompons
Glazed leather, sor chia-suaps
Moroeeo, ios cap Innings
UH silk for cap casers
Blue serge, for rsat Innings
Sewing sik and twist
Linen threads
Drums, complete, artillery and infantry
Drum cords heads batter and saaes sets ngs aud sticks
pairs
Drum suck carriages aies, aud 9
Buses, win extra mouth pieces. aod nunpets
aud Ratchet handles spades
Tia canteehs, hold three pins
poles pins hospital, wall aad
Garrison and recruiting haliards
Wooden buttons and slips
bfass spurs, pairs
Blank books Al stationery
An desirable should domestic manufacture,
and eonm in all The standard pattern sealed Ia
sample patterns By any additional inlorma-
the subject Which desired by wish
Ten per delivery will be retained until
shall be completed winch be forfeited the Unit
Ted States in Of deaaon on the part OF me contractor IA a
he and palstons 81 the About ou,l
and payments viii be made appropa
o this service
The privilege Is reserved Increasing by h quantity
all The Supplies above mentioned.
Of which securities witt be required Bids desired
Only from @ o. g asss ~ ne ss p"posea
known maaaiacaer regular dealer Ia The
hr offered
intended be proposed securities IN eonna obtained
proposals SHOULD be endorsed Proposals FOR
Army suppieen
Addressed 10 g. H. CRosMAN
Dec e7-3awt3tJsn
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NOTICE is hereby given that have obtained from
IN Register Of Ie Virginia Land Office, duplicate Of
No &c. for a66f issued 10 james Kennedy for ms services
revolutionary war; 1.-The original having os
apply of General LAID Oice
b. CO. for scrip for The unsashed portion If the
GEO. w. ErHENS,
Dec l0--iaw3m Attorney fact for the heirs
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LEESaH NOVELS, by Dumas. Hslxac, aud Others,
Imported from Paris the pes from rs
cents upwards many OF them beautifully illustrated.
oci7 FRANrK TAYLOR.
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Washington, December u.s. 1884.
I'm the petition of William Perrin OF Lawell
praying for the extension OF
OF March, s4i, for improvement machines cultng
square Joint dove tails f seven years from The expiration Of said
patent, which takes place the 9th day of March,
1t Is ordered that the said petition heard
Monday, the lah OF March next ~ O'Clock M aud
persons notified show they
why said petition ought not % be granted
Persons opposing the required
Office their obecrons specially WIRING
days before hearing an testimony parry
ance with the rules OF the Office winch will be funsd app
cation.
The testimony the 2i of March
depostiops and other relied upon Testimony,
filed in the office before morning sgu
menis, IL any, within ten DAYS thereafter.
Ordered also that this be published Ia the Union
geuce and Evening SR Washington, ID. O..
Phiiadephia Pa, tcenuhc American, Paslo
Concord New Hampshire,
previous 10 the 18Th Of Merch The day ofheanng
CHARLES MASON
Commissioner Patents.
r. sbdiots Of the above will please copy
their bills the Patent Once, with paper notice
Dec ie--law3w
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United States Patent Onice,


Washington. Jan. 10, lass.
an petition Ebenezer Beard of New sharon Maine
" granted him
April, 1884, Improvement propeiers for
OF said patent which takes the
1 10th day of Apni 1855
petition Office
~ O'Clock, m.
notified and show II they
said petition ought not to be granted
Persons opposing the extension required he IN the Patent
Office specially forth
OF all fitted by
said be taken
the rules the office, which will be
Application
will be closed the 6 day Of
dispositions, papers relied upon testimony died
Office before the Of Thai day Arguments
days thereafter.
odeed ais that notice be published In The unon, Ine
gencer, Evening Washngion D. O.
phadelpba; New York Patriot
Gazette, Concord New hampshire week for
previous tho 10th day Of March the
hearing.
CHARLIE MASON,
Commissioner OF Patents
sdiiors above papers will please copy,
the uaper
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EHASk's GERMAN ECONOMIC o. students Lamp
Just received, direct
Maine, eight dozen % celebrated lamps sold
since, and all who
bought q them For economy the OF OIL cleanliness soft
beauty Of heh, b. aieie sa
colleges pnhc
Congress si that good
that VIII not 10 The least affect .gegh
equally well suited nr ladies that have needle work DO
wight.
bad
kinds and patterns OF modern 40
syes, which win be sold stock
largest the city ana forming the complete here
sbJuts
g. WHfTTLEsSY,
..t44 53s Seventh street,
the Of Fsankfs city
r. s.--An bills made with ianst be settled monthly.
Dec Q-eoawif
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To the heirs Of John Orr and Henry Gaenard,
Cor Qninend.l

UNITED SrArKs NsvAL AsyLus,
Philadelphia December 8, iesi
Holm ORR (colofed andmau beneficiary at this nstuen
j died here Oh slh of July last
Henry cuenad cnnend marine, and beneficiary dcd here
"A ian ulmo
len Of value, which swa's he
Dee-7--lawiw
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rHOCOLaVh, Cocoa, and HromA.- w. BAKER CO.'S
" Vanilla Premium chocolates. cocoa
which t have been awarded by the chief
Union sale by all the principal
United states, and by their agents.
Hnsseg Murray, New York Grant and Twelis, Philadelphia
Brundige, Baltimore; Kennel Dudley,
Ohio; 3. II. HcweIl, Georgetown, D. G.
WALTER BAKER, & CO.,
p3--1iy Dorchester. Mass.
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NOTICE hereby given, hs in consequence Of representation
IN number OF meritorous actual ssterr
and ~she unoward ciscunstrnces woa
pay fr lands the public sRies o. a United
the Of the Sos0AA Fuc
OF Missouri advertised IN psoclamaon No
5a4 following Offices, Decebes
President ordered those saies 10 BIZ postponed
and . place follows, to wit
Az the Louis, Monday the 9TH
August
JACKSON commencing Monday the 18th Of
August next
Al The Clinton, commencing Monday, the '3i Of
August next II.
Office Springfield commencing on Monday The sa,h
of August next
Given under The General Land Ohice the city
Washington of December A. d. thousand eight
hundred aud fifty four.
BY order OF the President
JOHN WILSON,
Dee Y--,aw6w Commissioned.