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so barrels Bleached Winner Whale
25 '' Sperm Whale
so /" Lard Oil
% " Elaine Oil;
For Sale by G. A. HARRINGTON K co.
au31 iisf
EINASHiOAABLE CABINET MANI
T. FACT0RY.-The subscriber having taken store,
n W. ALIENS BLOCK, on Main street. opposite The
City Hall, would inform his frieni land the public that
he is ready to make to order all kinds of Cabinet Work
Of wood, 70 suit fancy Desks and Screens for Banks
Show Gases, Desks for stores Counters Library and or
dee Tables all kinds Of Desks for Offices and Counnei
Rooms, Book Cases in any STYLE Extension Tables of any
Pattern Pulps and Church Furniture. The character
oimy work is well known the city and needs no putting
The best Of references be given. Work repaired in
the best manner. All orders thankfully received and
promptly attendedto. JOSEPH BURT.
Worcester. July q, 1855. iva dtf
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9ioges, Mf.
TIE BLACK

THE Black
STONE Hot tIR port
abe RANGE.
This S ore a. ne most
c avsnie3 Ranges ever
FIRED 10 TIE pabl;c- as
X III hum eishsr E00d
or cal. has a larger oven
eas be srrsnEd 80 As %
heat ether 0ne OF tFO
rams- ard can do more
wark witness faei. than
aEs O-hsr angs il Tie
market. The SUBSCRIBER
IS prepared 70 furnish
the sAoFe Ra ges Eish
water, hack ard lAot air
Exsss--z and n warrant
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Expresses.

r4s1 ROSS'S PROVIDENCE AND
ssssz-ss5sg WORCESTER EXPRESSLY Every Train
Packages Forwarded, Notes, Drafts and Bills collected
and paid, and all orders attended to with despatch
Packages and small Cases forwarded and other Express
nusinesst acted at Fan River, Mansfield Attleboro'
Taunton, Jew Bedford, and Nantucket Mass; Bristol
Warren, Newport, East Greenwich, Kingston Warwick
Hickheld Peacedale, and Wakefield, R. L. and Stoning
On, Conn.
OYFIcEs-1S0 Main street. Worcester Horace Cook,
Store, Woonsocket; No Q Broad street prnv;deroa
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dH n@"iy pHuuIarturef anu fropretor.
6NLIFFORD'S INDIAN VEG ETA BILE
~ WTTERs.-These Btters have proved to be decid-
edy the hest tonic la use they purify the blood in
ygorate the whole system, creating an Appetite curing
dysentery, jauudce, dyspepsia and dizziness, and
such have been fasoraby known to the public for many
years They are extracted entirely from roots and herbs
by dslation, and do not have the Injurious effects
usually fell from the OF alcoholic mixtures They may
be used with safety by children aud adults.
They are highly recommended as very valuable med
icne as can be aested by Of most respectable
eiuzens whose names the proprietor No liberty 10 use,
andrespectfully refers 10 COL r. Cowdin, Jno Pierce,
Esd, H. A. vosc, Boston Col w. c. Casse, Charles
town.
Manufactured and sold by The original and only pro.
prieior, SAMUEL w. CLIFFORD, 5O4 Commercial ST.,
and 10 Sudbury street Brown, Lanson Co., 40 India
street Chapin Whiton AZ Commercial street Burr
Perry cornhll Redding Co., sslate street, Boston
and o. most Of the Druggists and Grocers In the city and
country.
discount 10 tho trade.
WIN BUSH d CO., Agents Tor Worcester. demau2-
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ue0B!TRs.
'sERY DR.. CLogGa,s COLUMBIAN

These Pills getting iisrf1l sale, f9r new thing
il market for te resin they care disease certainly
DyspeP5ia LveF Co aRlsin H4af4she. Costvsasss Piles
Nervousness adi esDeei3ily
FOR FEMALES 70 USE,
CGier aelisa5e sircIstaaes elsssPiiIs the most
mild. innocent Al ae-iia. IT any nsii5le ds.9y
erei The proprietor Il llnz flrf-it the iiciae in
all csss til Pills 10 give satisfaction sas1 faith.
fuly usei. P5serfl .drossic parg tves ge1erslY do
more hart than g50i bat Ties Pills not sush an ar
tisle; they are very T1I Al eHse p)~erf1 to ex.
pei and cAe disc lse, 1ai every oy EoIt veil to
keep tn in the house r use IN pr ference 70 any other
medicine. Try these pills, ~ all means Sal in Wor-
cester scott G. r Sour, Greer aud all Medicine
dealers everywhere. BURR & PERRY. Boston, Agents
oI9 daEtf
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@g6a ann REWARD FORANy

$40. OOE isia E Z. AR RI . EokA s.
a. Hills Panaceas and indian Medicines or the remedy
Of Gqaonhea, elects, Sricsares Whites. Pains IN the
Back and Lo,ns, Seminal Weakness Affections of the
Kidneys Irritation Of the Ure.hr2 Gravel and all other
disorders Of the urinary organs, without the least re
ssricton to diet, drink exposure, change in appi,
cation to busnesss These preparations are entirely
VEGETABLE.
and although powerful they viii not injure in the lea
ranted TO cure the above mentioned diseases usn
any external apple tuons. Tish ny Indian Vegetable
Medicines you can rely ur1 thorough cure, by calling
upon me at ny Office.
Main street No. I2I. Worcester
TiS dlg Or G. A Ill.,
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II PHILBRICK-WH0L & RETAIL
Gbs DEALER IN
BOOKS & STATIONERY.

BE HanOYeF Stss BOsfO1,
Under the American Hozse.)
Dealer In Echool Classical, Law Meiica Theological
MECHANICAL. and Miscellaneous Books, where may Be
fsnd the largest and os complete assortment Of
fersd fog sale in this city and presenting glance an
I'm nse collection Of choice literature, unequalied in
amJuut Of volumes and read but to be admired
Country dealers and others wishing purchase,
gpectfufy invited 70 call. Public and Private Libraries
supplied On the most liberal tsrns.
Also large stock Of Blsx Books and choice Stationery
eoDztah.iy on hand.
The latest publications may be found on our counters
as soon as issued. d1y dI2
NATURALIZATION. IMPORTANT
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xhAFE VtNES.--A few vines Of. the Diana
~ Grape and the Hartford Prolific may be had II ~
nea ior soon reie are by far the hest varieties vet
npr ,o s, ga.yatsn 10 this climate The Diana Is SUI
earlier The Hartford Prolific Is sninr IN nuniitv ~ Inc
a iaeea, ands amonth earlier than that kind both are
Wo,ssa,'r' H., "a ~. J. III. EARLE.
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EISEER ARRANGEMENT.
On and zfssr MONDAY. Dec Igsh. Passenger Trains
Esl saFs Ei1zE5zrg at - A. n 1910 and 5z5 2. T.
LszTe Worcester a. 50 zn5 II co H.. ard % pm
ITERs PHILLIPS, Pres's-
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LII WHO VALUE a GOOD HEAD
n OF HAIR should use Perrys celebrated lIEngalian
Balm. is is the plus ultra Of all Hair preparations
Sod Il BURR PERRY, at their Patent Medicine and
Rszfa2sEy sFs, No. CCrahil, and By Druggists gen
orally dtJS1l %
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Ezs4eszgz5 NOVEMBER 28.-NOR WITCH
ssz1=zsszszsgGS W RCESTEE RAILROAD.
Accommodation Passenger Trains ie2ve Worcester fOr
Norwich az 1.31 a. il 2 GO and 80 P. NJ.
Leave Norwich for Worcester az s,15 A. u. 1915, ard
3.45P. 81
Steamboat Train ,~aves Worcester at 100 P IL, stop
ping at Webster AMI DauielsnuYiie.
Freight Train leaves Worcester Junction at 10 A. i.
A Passenger Car Is attached az far az Wooster.
cctl df~ P. s.. II. ANDREWS, Agent.
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VONAS n HITCOM BIS z IN kDY FOR
- ASTHMA, ROSE COLD. Hay FEVER, Sc--Th
signal success which has attended the Of tn ded
cine has induced The proprietor to publish some account
OF is wonderful pr5p1rtiss aud TO offer it for the benefit
of those who afflicted with the above nsnlsd psinfa
discs
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Superior Court.
Before hon. Jadgs Siosson.

Before Hon. Jadge Siosson.
MERCANTILE LIREL SUIT JMAIrTAL OF 4 WITNESS
FOR CONTEMPT.
MARCH 9-I,cddor Bernhard Us. Arthur TdppdN and
BenjGmin Douglas Thls action TO DANA
aes for aege libel. The plaintiff a srchant in
this city at the time OF the alleged libel
pSsIrietors Of an establishment known as srantils
Agency and keep books in which they register and
cord in writing. the and places OF business Of in
sivIduals and firms in the city of New York and
where, and for that purpose employ agents to supply
them with information the subject Of thar business,
and merchants and others in the habit OF resort ng
to deendants for information in relation 70 the standing
and solvency OF men engaged in business The defon
dans reported that the plaintiffs mercantile credit and
Standing were Of doubtful and suspicious charlc.
ter and that he possessed very lite any, intiie
credit confidence among business men; that in
March, 1852 the defendants inserted in their register
"that the plaintiffs business indicated that no has
what improved; he has q retail store the Bswsry,
which super Intended BY his family; he is mostly in
tbs store in William street he 10 not prompt 10 be-
Yelled in payments nor be. - any general credit"
paint and II sen,ed shat the plaintiff received
any injury In his credit mercantile standing by sny
act Of defendants
In the course OF the trial, Patrick Ewooi Neigh,
refused 20 answer question: when ordered by
The Court to answer he still refused and thereupon
committed for contempt to tha custoly Of tho Sheriff.
with liberty 10 at large until Monday next then 70
report himself to the Court.
The case was adjourn ed to Monday.
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neral from the residenes Of his parents TO morrow a.
ternoon, at half past o'clock, without fur her inv
taton.
On Friday evening. March o. Tn .nIs arRLx ouly son
Of y stearns ano Mare Lane, aged III months AMI "a
days
The friends OF the family invited attend tho
neral 70 norrow afternoon, AT hvs oclock fro No.
219 Tenth street
On Friaay March o, CHARLES Ar soy OILY sou OF
Wilhsimina ana tdwsrt O. Batter agei months
The friends and relatives OF the family pectllly
invited 10 attend the funeral this afternoon, at two
O'Clock, from No. Rector street.
At Hooblyn, on Friday. March Q, Of consumpt on,
CHARLES EDWARD DussrSo aged 81 ysars.
Inc r.htiyes and friends respectfully invited 70
attend the funeral services, to Afternoon At
three O'Clock AZ his late residence, No. Beifor place.
His rsmains WIN be taken to huncy, Pa.
On Thursday, March Y, ALEXANDER BiRKHEcK, aged %
years, 10 months and IA days.
The relatives and friends OF the family especially
invited TO attend the funeral this afternoon ~ three
O'Clock from the residence Of his son. No. - Johnson
street Brooklyn.
On Friday, March 9, Eliza LEE, daughter OF Thomas
and Jan" lee, Of London, sged years an months.
The friends and relatives requested 20 attend her
funeral morrow afternoon, ut two O'Clock from her
fathers residence No. n Atlantic street. Brooklyn
proceed TO Fatbusb Cemetery.
Az Jersey City, THoMAs MASON, In the G1t year o. hIs
age.
The friends Of the family are respectfully invited 20 at
tend me funeral this afternoon AZ four O'Clock from
his late TeHoence, Morris stree . Jersey CITY.
NEhab'tbtosn, J on Friday, March ., Mr. DAVID
NJ. hooRE, n thr seth year Of bis age.
Tho m nos and acquantancss respectfully invited
10 attend Lis fureral this Afternoon At hat past
O'Clock.
Az his residence, In Green sch, Conn, on THURSDAY
even Dg March ABRAHAM IL PICK in the 39ta year Of
his sge
The erds Of the family are invited TO attend his u
neral from his lat. residence this afternoon, Al one
O'Clock.
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Mr.. Mark ". lard the newly appointed Governor Of
Nebrasks arrived at Omaha City the Goth ult and
entered upon the discharge Of his duties He visited
the legislature and after being lnced and address,
ed by the acting Governor, (Cuminy returned thanks
In short speech, of which tho following Is extract
The enemies Of the law for the organization of this
TerritoIy-ths enemies of popular sovereignt
locking with anxiety to taunt with breaking in
row. Let wisdom and moderation govern all your
a.tions. feel that there is wisdom and integrity
enough here TO lay tn. foundation for governme Mt
the blessings Of which 10 be enjoyed by q
population Unparalleled in the settlement Of any
try-a population which viii vie in point Of morals au1
intelligence With any country, old We have the
experience Of those who have gone before Let
profit by their example, let show to the world that
we adhere to and entorse the principles OF popular
sovereignty Such privileges a. we enjoy have never
before been enjoyed by the people, Of any Territory let
show to Europe and America that are worthy OF
the privileges guaranteed TO by organic laws.
Those Inherent principles provide for the sovereignty OF
the people II Is my desire TO aid and assist you, and
you expect operation in the mplishment
Of this grand object
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Spring, lsjJ.-CustOm Dspartment.-Our
sock Of cloths cAssmeres, and vesngs for spring trade
ID ready for nsp~ elton embracing everything that
Is and desirable, Of impor.a ton selec
tons. The cutters Of this department. nsaded by Mr. A.
H. Ven Pet artists Of the rst class In isr several
hnes Of coats, yests and pants and determination
IL to spare pains expense TO make this very popu
lar department. Of busncss The directions 10 thu
effect arcfrst TO make every garment 10 tae best
standard Of taste WORK inship-the quality 70 be
sv sys fairly represented second TO bs prompt the
very hour garment Is promised; and, third 20 be
little lo~eri price than garments OF the des grip
ton can be hal for else where.
d DEsIJN 4 CO, 25s, $50 and go Broadway.
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F. Derby & Co., Tailor, No. "a Park Plae.

repeatedly announce that their annual display OF
spring fabrics win be ready for inspection
this morning, comprising assortment Of cass,meros
and waistcoatngs alone OF the newest aud richest de-
sgDs, upwards OF thousand different varieties OF
patterns To those who study excellence with economy
in fashionable articles OF dross opportunity for sesc
ton Ia offered from the most attractive stoas OF foreign
goods OF our own importation offered in this
try avery reduced scale Of prices No IL Park place
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Ia pianos Horace waters modern improved pianos and
those Of large number % other makes sppprsns the
larysst and desirable assorsnt In the United states
viii be sold At prices which defy competitions for cash or
tsaeory paper Persons IN the city receiving orders or
musical Instruments Of any kind, viii nnd Il q
HORACE WATERS, ss3 Broadway.
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steaks Of this remedy Assured the most acaeous all
medical agents in the Treatment OF
diseases &c and which after years.
experience In its sse still frequently surprising him
wonders II works In To be
genuine must have signature the cork Of each
tie. FREDERICK " RUSHTON, n tho oldest establish.
en No 10 Astor House Barclay street and All
broadway, corner Of Canal street
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ard sahessuy Lsusshpta fursltsrs capt. @l8ths
,etisss fgrHtgrgy nAttfsfsss A1F Ctisa wn I'll, ilf
aay. taturdsy March D., a. lNls Sra>k go sasNsa
fctn' y Hsskmhn street very lars anf stss At"sft
usut OfrosrQ0a atd mahofNny fsfrAurs no. = HAf1
las ttss made er ras,or tsa3s An.ns . u ~ p
onrd ras ~ twe su'@s ~ rsssvasf psvr fafstfa u
Trrsb tsas,s.4s rsssrogs sd esst gsits tay 10
SEQ Eask AirUt $40 mskoFtmy 49, aNf t7ft NttFt.
ttfstsgs teefsafsF several tfss 49, 80 49,
ssas, uHrhls ffsssnr bastsas aa rsre tsb tastfe
trd tsrA fAtlts ntsnFteu atn Mnl frA ftAt Hfel
lrstet isis mirrrrs tsfF-tt SO ~ ritAa rtF tnrN
tore mahHfaFy Ferior ana safrtA F@ksft faaf " ~
ukIlt sbar. tfstkr pfth mahy Isstt 49, saaneftt@t
Afo ers ttrt sd tarusts 10 .ais III n ahss - t94
~ fskf az iEytsa - ssi - sttf y sAet fy rttt
Is ysry sebtssi Esfhisr asf Il h,ssiys ~ ttst a
gstT taGt ta.seEzl- dated - ttas ~ tss AT
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The Woraar's Hosp al Asso :a.ion Is fully orga.
OF Managers
Mrs David Codw'se ,........... First Diraetress.
Mfs' YIN, u, Aston; second Drectress
Mrs. G. Doremus. Assistant Treasurer.
mrs. ut. Horace webster .......Ss Secretary.
MANAGERS.
Mrs Or Horace Green, Mr,. DR.. Alex. II. Stevens,
Urs. Dr.. Warren. Mra. Dr. Frank u. Johnston, Mrs Dr.
Barber, Mrs DR.. Van Buren,, Mrs DR. Marvin Mrs. Cor
Delius Dubois, Mrs. VIM. Edgar, MRS g. Rowland,
Mrs. Peter Cooper, Mrs DR.. CheevPr Mrs II. j Ray.
mond, Mrs C. Benedict, Mrs Mason, Mrs. Robert b.
VIM. ssidmorc, Mrs. d. d. Conoyer, Mrs. Henry J.
Eaker Srs Moses H. Grinnell Mrs. Hatch, Mrs.
Elisha Peck, Mrs. }. Livingston Mrs Tm H. Aspinsal
Mrs. Hawkins Hrs. J. sturges, Mrs. J, c. Wheeler.
MEDICAL BOARD.
j. Marion Sims, D.. ......... Attending Surgeon.
Aleu-. II. Stevens, NJ D........ l,,o,.,. s.
Valentine Mott, VI D.......... ~onsu'''ng surgeons
Edw Delafeld, NJ. d. .......... ! ,,.,,.,. M, ,..
John W. Francis, VI p........ s ~ '' aus
The following statement nom the Board OF Direction
is in further esplanation:-
Our special object Is 70 AFFORD accommodation and APP
propriate treatment for class of poor not other
provided fer In noble city In this feel
feeDt shall have tse lind co operation of the whole
community Our present organization is but temporary.
We propose merely 20 take Of such
daily applying for aid, and canno. be deferred
til the completion OF the great hospital, which
happy to be assured viii be ried forward with all dis
We fully believe that enterprise appeals strongly
as well to the judgment as 70 the feelings and that there
great numbers in midst who would consider II
no. only moral duty, but christian privilege to assist
in 0 work so bepefcent.
We have procured house and only need the means
10 open at once this desirable charity
Contributions will be received by Mrs. Jacob Leroy,
Treasurer, st Denis Hotel; by Mrs T. c Dorsmus As
sistant Treasurer No "a East twenty first street. by
either OF the mADaRers,
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Important 10 Housek eePers.-Our Spring
assortment Of csrpetings oilcloths curtains and
tain materials, 10 ready for inspection and viii be
offered 81 greatly reduced prices. LORD Il TAYLOR,
Grand street, corner Of Chrystie.
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from North, South, Fast aud West well as the pub.
lie In general respectfully invited to call and examine
an immense lat OF hno fashionable spring aud summer
clothing bought above and for sale Wholesale and retail
at EVANS clothing warehouse O. and % Fulton street. At
less than half price.
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Baptba, Rushtons cod liver OIL Ayers cherry pootora
each 81 For foyer and nguelndia ohoagosne 81 Boz Desh
lers pills. ST. For dropsy gravel 6cWofes Sohiedsm
sehnapp' Watts antdots each 81 For rheumatism
fnla &c-Hyatts life basa rs oentB; Hoiloways pills
snd ointment each 70 cents For SUPPRESSION ob,ruoon
&cVan Hambert's female monthly pills 81 Thomp.oois
tooth soap and 0rrs tooth paste each cents at GUf0S
III Bogery.
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On Wednesday, March 7, by the Rsv. DR.. Mlctt AZ .
residence, No. sos Broome s:r.e., Mr.. Jous wasrL
OF Bridgeport, Conn TO MIS- SoguA ISABELLA BRows, o.
this city.
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fancy basr owing TO the extensive repairs TO be made
in consequences Of the hro tho premises The
remainder Of this immense stocn embracing work boxes,
reteuss papisr mache work. fans opera glasses toilet
boxes, gsntemsns and ladies' dressing cases, dressing
and shen COMBS elegant statuary; paran, porcelain
and marble vases; Newman's celebrated water colors
together With tho choice selection Of perum.ry
and soaps, with less variety Of toys for tie
amusement and instruction Of children All will DO
sold without regard to cost aGcrdng opportunity to
citizens TO supply themselves with everything
unique and beautiful at less than BALI the usual pr ces
II. 8. RsGERs Fancy Bazaar, 449 Broadway.
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Spring Style OF Hats just Introduced =.
Those Of readers in want Of fashionable hat can
obtain one at HALLS. 4l3 Broadway, Who In the a.
hnowieJg,d leader Of fashion in New YORK. by public
expectation Corner ofLspsnard street and Broad ray
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respectfully invited 10 examine stock Of
spring and clothing feel they viii find
It, from its extent variety style, and eheapos.s well
worthy Of their confederation While the dispos OF
manufacturers this has been greatly reiuc, their
stocks have ayRed ourselves Of the
market for goods and labor to manufacture much
stsck than have donewhioh consequently will
be Abled 90 offer at remarkably low prices.
d. DEvLIN CO., 2ss, 259 and 30 broadway,
Warroa street.
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and Lime Tho great advantage OF this compound
plain oil that the nauseang taste Of the oil entirely
moved and the whole rendered entirely palatbe Tho OF
enfvc taste OF the oil has long acted prominent oec
ton to s but in this form the trouble IL entirely OBJ
waited host of certificates might be given hero testify
20 the excellence and Of WILBoRS cod liver oil and
lime hut the fact that Is regularly prescribed by the
msdcnl faculty is sufficient. For sale by ALExh
Wllbor, Chemist GG Court street. Boston, New York by
Mhsn. 1888 Broadway Philadolph by r. W. Dyott soas
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Ladies' II wish white satin KID and white linen CATERS
white hid and satin clippers Tor balls parties wedingSc
also ladies' misses boys and chdren boots shoes of
all the various styles psroniIe d. MILLER CO.. 1874
Canal htrcet.
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%: h.'tsr out a. spring comes in. With style o.
hat In every way adapted 70 the season IL u great
provemsn such Thing possible upon that o. any
preceding yfar aud Wqr - douhted let the pub 10
call AT ~ Fulton street Sun Building or under Pres
eott House Broadway, and be satisfied.
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hand large nssorms at retail every size; also Byron
neck ties picture handkerchiefs threcpy linen collars
hcsery, &C. &c, at low prices Please call and IRA
PEREGO son, u Nassau street.
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full stock Of goods Every garment made with strict
regard to aud fashion have beautiful rooh coats
from 10 TO S2 made to ordcr first quality dress Fock
made to order for s20.
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with his spring style Of hats which for quality
cannot 30 .urps.sed esps Of all styles aban
dau in fact bis assortment Is
city. WHITE 2l2 Broadway, corner Of Fulton
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en large lot ~ rich cashmere tsnr and saHara shaw
ttsgnt alec Tibet nod erAp@ shaws sheh W viii
.tr W. A. prices lover than they have besn
Ioid q n THE county 2. u. LRAbBIATTR Co. 81
Br9sdwby. esrrer q Leonard strsst
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som Of our maeEc river 81 IAwrsnce a. the place Of
its accom- pl.shment Remember, 2.22l Iwho measured

WoTTTSo ON THE IoE.
E0ANmpoRT, YATES CousTy, NY, I
March o, 1856.
A match for $500 between NJ II Viewers horse Grey
Eagle, and Psrkers grey Ally, Belle OF bra achpor
TOOK place on the Ice to-day.
Grey Eagle took the purse IN thres striigbt heats
attendance on the ground. Tme:-2,2s; 2:ao; 2:3I
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-10

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cents, colored. and in NICE case lined wth velvet,
preserver tw the size others make for fifty
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ropoitan Hotel