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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-06-02

A CarJ-The under signed returns his sincere thanks
to the members the Fire Department. for their heroic
exerions to save his property from the confederation
Thursday night. ALVIN WAITE.
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~ DR.. Henry Sargent gives special attention to
diseases OF the Eye Office No. II Worcester Bank Block
myZ9 diff
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HE LATE FlRE.-We have little to add to the
full account of the fire upon Manchester street.
on Thursday night. which was published in the
Spy yesterday morning. A large number of per-
sons visited the ruins on Friday, and many work
men were employed in removing the rubbish and
IN saving whatever was valuable. The Iron Foun-
dry of Messrs. Waite, Chadsey, & CO., contained
over one hundred ton of bituminous coal, and
hundred and fifty barrels of resin most of which
was consumed. The powerful force pumps in the
machine works of Goddard, Rice & Co., and those
OF l. Merrifeld were set in operation by the en-
gines of those establishments and did most effec-
tive service in preventing the spread of the con-
migration. The safety of one of the shops of the
Worcester & Nashua r. r. Corporation, was ow-
ing entirely to the fact of its being provided with
small force pump and sufficient hose to keep
constant stream of mater without moments in
PERMISSION upon the most exposed part of the
building
Messrs. Waite, Chadsey & Co., viii lose some
twenty thousand dollars above their Insurance.
They were losers to the amount of eight thousand
dollars by the great fire in Merriield's building
about year since, in consequence of the inabili-
ty OF many of their customers, who lost all upon
that occasion, to pay them what was owing, and
then this loss following SO closely upon that makes
theirs case ofunusual hardship. Thedificulty of
obtaining insurance upon their property in conse-
quence af its close proximity to the planning MILL
was the only reason why their property was not
covered by larger amount Upon the planning
mill risks Mr.. Waite has psid high as ten per
cent. for only three months insurance.
The account books and papers of Messrs. Waite,
Chadsey, & Co., were taken from the safe un-
harmed.
The loss of Messrs. 7. & j Sutton will amount
to about five thousand dollars. They had just
received by railroad twelve hundred bushels Of
grain, only few bags Of which were saved.
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CaFd.-The subscribers take this method to ex-
press their thanks n the Fire Department and citizens of
Worcester for their efforts to their property at the
fire on Manchester street, on Thursday night.
1t T. g. J. SUTTON
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Mrs. ;. Goodwin, an experienced and successf
midwife holds herself in readiness, day and night. to at
attendthe duties OF her profession Sesidence is Austin
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Removal. Mrs. NJ. W. GERELDs, Physfcaan
and successful MidOie, No. 6S Summer, betwe Cen
tran and Exchange streets. N. B-Parcuar attention
given to the treatment of all Female Diseases diff o3
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-06-02

j. &c, Lin nell. NJ. D., homeopathic Office an
Resi- No Walnut street. Office hours from g.
A. NJ. and to 8 P. NJ
Worcester, Jan. 9th, 1855. diff iors
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-06-02

Stock AT AuorIoN.-E. W. Vail will sell
cows &C., atauction, at Grafton, today See ad-
Yertisement
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CaPd.-The subscriber returns his grateful ac-
acknowledgement to the Fire Department and citizens of
Worcester by whose exerons, his property exposed
destruction by the fire of Thursday night was fortunate.
ly saved. WN. DICKINSON.
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CALVIN E.. PRATT.
ATTORNEY & COUNSELLOR At LAW
No. 2O6 Main Street, Worcester Mass.
mays
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-06-02
MANTILLAS a. PARASOLS.

In our SILK Saloon, we are Offering the richest as
sorment Of the above goods to be found in WORCESTER
The PARAsOLS comprise some choice styles of Goods
made to our order, no! to be found elsewhere
In hANTILLAs, we are every day turning out new
and beautiful Garments trimmed in the latest style and
made in the best manner.
oHAMBERLIN, BARNARD. 4 On.
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l.. Ba bbitt will take Daguerreotypes for 50 cents
for few days His custom of making good pictures is
Sufficient guarantee for good work at low prices.
As much as has been said about Ambrotypes being bet
ter than Daguarr oypes, (Which fase he makes this
asseronthat syery 60 cent Daguerreotype shall be bet
ter than any Ambrotype that can be obtained in this city
or any other For proof of this assertion please call at
BABBlFT'S, Nos. 5 4 IL Pper's Block where can be
found the largest collection of specimens in this city,
\. ,. BABBprr will not take SO cent Daguerreoypes
my26 diff
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John 8. d. CeSasycIl, Attorney and Counsel
or at Law Fosters Building, of Main and Pear
iau1
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w hat we claim is Justice RESPECT 10 the
enterprise and merit Of those who may and have intro
duced to the public that which may and will be benefit
to Its citizens. No good citizen should evsr pass in lg
ment as to merit demerit of new invention until
thorough investigation has been given, whereby he can
arrive at proper and manly judgment And as the SUBJ
sribers have been to tie expense in these "moneyed
times, to the outlay of some eight bundled dollars to
introduce the new and beautiful invention of making The
Am brotype Picture on glasswe feel that it would be
but justice 10 ourselves and friends, to have the public
generally give careful examination of said art
N B.-We are now making magnificent Ambrotvpes
as all must acknowledge by examining specimens the
door We warrant all pictures stand as they are sealed
with substance which is not soluble in water.
mylT diff HATHAWAY BROS. & CO.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-06-02

,,DrnaEer y Clark are receiving large quantities
Vw We which they offer for sale at low rates
"yA d3w
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-06-02

N EW FLOUR STORE.
krt2 The Subsc iber would respectfully 49, =
ts5sa39 announce that he has taken rooms l4E3s9jl
Ss1ZaSassa in the N0Rh ICH DEPOT BUILD 80
ING, adjoining the Boston & Worcester Railroad Denot
Norwich Street, where he will keep constantly on hand
large and prime assortment Of
FLOUR, GRAIN. MEAL, SHORTS.
&C, which he offers at the Lo1cest Market Prices.
u Particular attention paid the selection of Four
fer Bakers use. ~
Flour delivered at any Station on any of the Railroads
Worcester May Z, 1856. isd&w9ns
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on snail See What shall we see (! You shall
see MACULLAR. WILLIAMS, & cos advertisement nm
e rst page IN which they announce their adoption Of
inc ONE PRICE SYSTEM, and no deviation Read That
& CO.'S All Lilo 100 49,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-06-02

NEW BOOKS.
Il. b A K E r &c @ o..
No. 1S4 Main street.
Bancroft's Misceanes.
The Two Guardians by Author Of Heir of Redcugs
Blanche Dearwood.
The Missing Bride by Mrs. southworth
". Woman in the 10th Century, by Margaret Fuller
The Altar at Home.
Tales for the Marines, by Harry Grngos
The Wonderful Adventures of Capt. Priest
The School Of Life, by Mary Hewitt
Plays 10y Mrs. Mowatt
History of Western Massachusetts by Holland
Women Of the French Revolution
Fable for Critics.
Horne's Complete Works.
Moshems Church History.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-06-02

DIR. j. ClawsOs x eiley, Analytical Physician,
can be consulted by ladies' and gentlemen his Office
corner of Church and Mechanic Streets, Worcester,
throughout THURSDAY and FRIDAY the 18th and Sth
of june free of charge, upon all diseases of the human
system. w2t&d6tcS ap25
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DRESS TRIMMINGS.


Having removed our Trimming Goods 10 tho Dros.
Goods Department, and replenished The stock with
excellent assortment of New Goods we are much better
prepared than ever before accommodate our cusomers
win every description Of Trimming Goods at low prices.
CMAHBERL1N, BARNARD, q co.
ADIES-READ THIS The undersigned
- peg leave to inform the ladies Of this vicinity that
my 9hye opened store, at No. rs Main St. which they
NV nea WIN French and German Goods Of great va.
rle'y Tor ladies' use, consisting Of
hAUEs, OF ALL KINDS MusLINs, EMBRo1DERIEs,
DRESS TRIMMINGS, RIBBONS, HOSIERY,
GLOVES, FRENCH Il GERMAN
FANCY BASKETS,
and great assortment Of Fancy Articles numerous 10
mention The patronage OF the Ladies', aud all Others IA
respectfully solicited.
We can sell at such prices will make It an object To
purchasers ard ndcavor shall be 10 give satisfaction
10 n our patrons Our goods are the best be found In
any market.
Remember, No. IS Main st., Fclchers Block.
le2 du GROSS STRAUSS.
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w. A, WILLIAM,

~. ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW
dls iA~'us DLook' Worcester Mass
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NEW BOOKS,

VENO BE LET rooms on Mason st-s75. Five
a on Harvard ST..
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Q IA. WETIInn rI.

, n ~ IT III YER,
=, ATTORNEY y COUNSELLOR ar LAJy.
my30 ''Vil 'las'
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MATTHEW'S & SPRAGUE,
ATTORNEYS AND COUNCILLORS AT LAW
Nos Il FLAGG's BUILDING. ............Wo Worcester
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-06-02

W. w. z G E.
a I 7 D r N q Y A T a w,
No. Worcester Bank Block, Foster Street
jy14l WORCESTER, MASS. TdSwtf
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SPERR 81 LEVVIS

Life 10 A MISUNDERSTANDING. Death to
Ambrotypes-BABBIIT'S DAGUERREoTYPEs.
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Miseellaufnus.
CHEAP AND DURABLE PAINTS.
BRANDON YELLOW BRANDON RFn PD,,,ro,, D.
BRANDON UMBER. RRaNnn, -. n.. ~ hoNN,

'AAG ~ fellow, BRANDON RED, BRANDON BRowN
bRANDoS UMBER, BRANDON RooFTyc P.tST ~
brandon Paints possess, in an eminent degrae on The
quas requisite for the protection Of wood and iron
experience proves their superiority on Iron rim Ri
Wood Cloths, &c. and they are excellent s,
Meu Leau, OF brown Zinc either above or under water
aney arr ground hne, have good body cover we'll and
are more durable and much cheaper than Whit Iead
OF an any rant having white Lead Zinc for basis
1hey are natural pigments, complete in their chemical
combination, equal to the finest and most costly paints
ana dnerlng entirely from the eartbs and red sbaie
aoo9ndng throughout the United States so often offered
the public All the constituent parts of these Paints
unite and form chemical union and definite comnonnd
Win OH and differ widely in this respect from paints of
ior and forms no combination with OIL
1i 5el's are sod at about one third the price of
ea 9E Znc and cover, with good body more than
,a pamphle giving full description, will be sent by
lhali post paid, upon application to y
O. A HARRINGTON & CO.,
Wholesale and Retail Agents
49, No. so Main street. Worcester
u ro NJ WIS, GEO. W. PALMER, Treasurer.
N>S1"N"4 u DOane Boston
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No charge for advice. TTh&s&wsm my22


BUSH s SnaetiaX Ssarsa pm rAila, alter an eXten
sve use of more than six years. has lost of in
tnsc excellence and of the reputation has here
toore enjoyed for tn" prevention and of disease
The united testimony physicians and large class of
their patients, has proved, beyond Doubt that the
best Alternative medicine in use; of great power cleans
ing the blood and promoting healthy digestion; and is
specially adapted to all the ailments incident to the Spring
and Summer, and all such aggravated by the con-
sttuiona changes occurring this season of the year.
1t cures ectuay diseases of the Stomach Liver Bowels
Skin, and Kidneys, removing general debility and giving
vigor and elasticity to all The organs of the body.
Prepared and sold wholesale and retail by HUSH CO..
"a Front street, Worcester Mass, and sold by Druggists
generally. eod&w2m ap27
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GEORGE SWAN

ATTORNEY ANE C0UNsELLuR AT LAW.
NO. D FIa&g's Building,
uzo WORCESTER. MASS. d&wostf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-06-02

BOOKS Books 1.-The Mayfower, by Mrs. Stowe,
LA LA May Ruth Han, Lamplighter, Ups and Downs
e ana sayings OF Mrs parngton, Life Of Greeley and
MY other kinds Of books, for sale in connection with
MUNNs Book Enterprise. Office 1888 Main street
up stairs. d1v o,5oS ''
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WORCEST HOUSE,
MAN eG5q E rs opposite Worcester Rsste2 n ps6o
eb13 A. W. BUGBEE, j.. Proprietor
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spnrkllng SOdn Wntcr, with all the choicest
varieties Of Syrups, to be had az All tines ~ GRO n
sFuHhl Druggist and Apolhecary, No 2Ol Main street
also soda by the fountain, made at short notice. and de
towns. al ~ =" "N0 H0ibIpwdnB
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A. Prentiss, Designer and Engraver upon Wood
anu elone over the Quinsgamond Bank. Entrance l4l
Man street House on Crescent Street. All orders win
meet with prompt attention Particular attention paid 10
Drafting Machinery. dec8O PAY AZ, I"
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HENRY a. mr.

,sN Mm. Brown. UPHoLsTERER, has removed from
Pearl street. de,, ' n.,Ebi
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The argument was resumed by counsel. on the
admissibity OF proof In relation 70 other acts ~
embezzlement besides the main question al ISSUE,
The Court ruled that the government could prove
any act Of embezzDement which Horace Jones
had committed, within the limit of six months
prior 70 the robbery on the 2lBt; but that Inc
government, before the case went to the Jury,
must elect which particular act they relied upon
for a conviction
J. l.. Goldsmith recalled, and examination cen
tinued BY The District Attorney. Knew Otis Lar
ned. Saw him on several occasions during the
summer Of 1859. riding round Templeton with
Horace Jones.
c5oss-B EannoS By s. r. Ysvy.--Lsrned has a
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Munn's Book Enterprise See advertise
ment in another column. Something interesting to every
person
l.. b. Nichols. NJ. D.. Homeopathic Physician
kesdence No III Main Street Office Hours, from to
a. M; to 4, and TO P. NJ.
August 8, 1858. lly
The Mil ford Brass Band are prepared to fur
nlsh good music for Military and Fire Companies Picnic
& sset or u f. CUsHMAN, Franklin street, will meet
WIN an, prompt attention. Il. DANIELS, Clerk.
si3is for RoOfs. The subscriber is prepared to
the bs ror Tools Of superior quality and lay
e uest manner, on the most satisfactory terms Sam.
pies may be seen at the yard on Grove street
apis diff Holm RApN4pn
DR.. Henry Sargent gives special attention %
my29 diff jam DO'A'
MRS. :. Goodwin. an experienced and SUGGEST
midwife holds herself in readiness, day and night to at
attendthe duties of her profession. residence Is Ast
oct2l DIFF
J. C. Lin nell. NJ. D., Homeopathic Office an
a 4 :, ence No. Walnut street. Office hours from
Worcester, jan 9th, 1855. diff ian5
WORCESTER HOUSE,
MAN GsP ELM Sis Opposite Worcester Bos92 a psno
ebl8 A W. BUeBEE,. Proprietor.
Removal. Mrs. NJ. W. GERELDs, Physsc.an
and successful Midtoife, No. 63 Summer betwe Cen
tran and Exchange Streets N B-Particular attention
given to the treatment of all Female Diseases diff %
GEORGE SWAN,
ATTORNEY ANG C0UNsELLuR AT LAW.
-, No. Flasg's Building,
uzo WORCESTER. MASS d&wostf
w. w. RICE.
4 T T OR EY At LAW.
No. Worcester Bank Block Foster Street
jy14l WORCESTER, MASS Id&wtf
John d. ID. CeSa5yeIl, Attorney and Counsel.
or at Law Fosters Building, corner of Main and Pear
ueets d&wtf jan11
CALVIN e, PRATT.
ATTORNEY & COENSRlLOR 1T LAW
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-06-02

Oranges AND LEMONS.--IO0 boxes Mos
" sina Oranges. 125 boxes do Lemons in prime ar
der and OF superior quality just received and for SAFE bv
apis al VIM o. SWEET q co
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GUANOg GUANO!!

NJ feruFan duano.
Aapes's Super Phosphate of Lime
Agricultural Implements. For sale at No 20 Front st.
n'I-t daWom AARON billings.
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HNNE TURKISH SPONGE-A large lot for
n salsin any quantity, by
mys dit Gso +. spURR ool Main e.,
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Preaching and Practice.

Whilst the press of Great Britain has been be-
laborng this country about its imagined fillibus-
terng schemes and expeditions, the British gov
eminent has been steadily pushing forward its
plans for the absorption of the Eastern Kingdoms,
Nizam and Dude the former a country Of over nine
ty-seyen thousand square miles, bordering ON Bonn
bay and Madras, and the latter bordering on Ne
paul and Bengal, with an arena Of nearly thirty
thousand square miles These Kingdoms, which
have for period been under an English protecto-
rate are to be seized and added as possessions to
the British provinces in India The London Times
pauses for a moment in its holy anathemas against
American filbustering, TO praise a scheme of con-
quest which throws into the shade the widest fill
clustering project ever dreamed of in this country
and one of its correspondents enthusiastically ex-
claims: 1T is certain annexation cannot be long
delayed and Dude will pay spendidly" The press of
our own country has not failed to point out the ncon
sistency and hypocrisy of the denunciations which
at the very moment Of the execution of such pro-
jects, the British press has heaped upon the head
of America. ..4..- - ~ -
- cannot however see any occasion for sur prise
in all this. If had suspected the British gov
srnment Of having scruples about appropriating by
force or fraud the territories Of other nations, we
should be at loss to account for the fact that she
has any possessions at all out Of the solta
~ island of England. The test of individual vir
tue may be safely applied to national-'Dy theil
fruits we shall know them Professions may lie
acts cannot. And judging the British government
by the acts which have extended its TERRITORY
around the whole earth. the man must be greenei
than grass who does not see that territorial
aggrandzement is one of her master pa ssions. and
that she has never had seruple in gratifying 1t,
without the slightest regard to the rights of Others
Tie only protection of any nation from her lust of
land has been its power or its poverty
1t is natural that this aristocratic land robber
should lecture the United States upon the sin Of
fllibustering. What right have the lower orders
to initiate the vices of their betters, Let them
content themselves with the short commons of
Firtuous poverty 1t is greater crime in a Door
man to annex" loaf of bread than in a rich
man TO plumber millions
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-12-05

~ New NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. johnson,
lately of the American Shaving Saloon has taken the
house next door DR.. Powell, 10Th street. betwe
Main and Cary and fitted up with superior accommo-
dations for his business where all who desire easy
and pleasant Shave will find him, heretofore, ever
ready to please his customers.
His superb style of Hair Cutting Is proverbial, and
he is sure he can please the most fastidous. He will
continue the celebrated Hair Restore-
tive and Tonic, which, with other popular prepara-
lions and dyes, together with the delightful Sham.
Of all who desire to be waited upon irthis line
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fsrcosn nIsparcHl
Latest from MISUNDERSTANDING News--U,
y. Tro0ps Telceraphcd for.

ST. LOUIS, Dec. 4-Adsices received from Kan
sal state that Gov. Shannon had telegraphed the
President for troops from Fort Leavenworth.-
1000 men had arrived at Lawrence, Kansas. and
rescued prisoners from the hands of the sheriff
A despatch from Weston No.. announces the
startling intelligence that news had been received
from Atchison TO the effect that the FREQ State
officers there had taken possession of important
papers, and had sent to Weston for 80 armed men.
An attack on Atchison was daily expected.
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Convention Of Representatives from Irish
sSIuyading0 Societies.

NEw YORK, Dec. IA meeting OF delegates
from various Irish organizations in the United
States and Canada, is now being held in the Astor
House There $50 delegates present, and more
are expected The object of the meeting is sup
posed to have reference to the redemption of Ire
land from English rule by invasion from this coun
try The proceedings are strictly private, and re-
porters are excluded. ~it
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-12-05
COMMERCIAL,

NEW YORK, Dec. 4.-Flour declined State 1912:
Ohio 1892; Southern 1897. Wheat declined South
arm white 1925, red ,b2.lo. Corn lower Western
Mixed kl.04. Mess Pork s2l. Beef and Lard un-
changed. Money tight Stocks lower. Sterling Ex-
change 81. g.-- ,~--
BALrlMoRE, Dee. 4.--Fio,r dull and no Sales all
kinda held at 1912. Wheat dull and declined about
cents per bushel large oferings-white sS2.08a$2.
To- red S2.05dS2.lQ. Corn dull, declined 2DS cents
per bushel; new white 35933, yellow 5000
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LEI Hair Dive. Hair Dye..-Johusou !,

II Hair Dye, Hair Dye.--JOhusOn, Bar
Der, has Hair Dye which instantaneous and never
washes off We win advise all who dye to give john
son CALL as he warrants to give perfect satisfaction
or NO charge.
Also to be had FLETcHER's HAIR Tonic, an infa-
ibe remedy for all the ills that the human hair is
heir to. s..-4s . -ztrf
10TH STREET BETWEEN MvIN CARY STREETS.
M
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rY specIal Notice.--E. B. Cook e. q

" Special Nofice..-E. b. Cook &, Co.,
Auctioneers ask the particular attention of the pub
lie to their sale day at 10 O'Clock at the residence
on 18th street, opposite the Carlton House. @3.
Tho furniture is of the most superior STYLE The
Piano, which il q splendid instrument, carved rose
wood, round cornered, made. by W. Ladd & Co..
Boston, took the highest premium at ths Worlds
Every article will be sold without the lenst re-
serve. 4. B. COOK CO.
de @ .s ssF Auctioueers
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ALBANY, n. Y, Dec. I.-DispateIes received
here from along tho limo OF the Erie canal, state
that boats are crowding along in immense fleets
sill wanting to reach tidewater before the closing
of the canal. lt.s