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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-07-27

@f5,OOO WORTH OF FALL AND WINTER
CLOTHING AT AUCTION.
BY CATALOGUE, ON THURSDAY, 9TH AUGUST AT
10 O'CLOCK,
BY SWEET & LEONARD,
At their Sale Rooms. opposite the Court House,
EVANSVILLE. IND.
KKTE most respectfully call the attention Of merchants
NV aad others first catalogue sale in this city,
pres the largest and selected assortment.
Clothing offered st auction.
This Clothing all fresh and and from of the
noted the UBted Stats ALSO hats
hosiery This sale affords chance tomerck
purchase their Fall and Winter stock Clothing
hcme saving their cling time
make their purchases East.
TERMS OF SALE.-An of $50 and up der CASH all
under $500 moDths all sums $40
months negotiable anu payable in the Crescent
City Bank Evansville. SWEET q LEONARD
VIC AuctioneeTs.
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HNHE heretofore existing between the
dcrgned in the Carriage Making this day
dissolved by mutual All pers having business
with sai firm will ses the with Charles A. Satterls
who is fully authorized settle the The business
will becsried by said Saterlee where all old
recommended to call thing in this oe
CHAS. SATTERLEE;
SETH PRITCHECT.
Evansville July oath. 1855. y26-3w
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-07-27

LAGE ARRIVALS.
80 BAGS prime Rio Coffee.
u eHS9 Is hbls Refinery ieboiled Mo'asses,
100 bales Cannelton Batting, Nos. 81
T sale low By lels d. ". FOSTER.
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2 oAEA U -1A1 a u n q lNH
rs & A blh'd shirt
ing Il sheeting.... 7al0a
5-4 90 do do 10al2a
Adams blue and Or
ange prints. ...... 8 a9s
Robson & Merimack
blue and Orange
prints. ............ 8 a9!
Sprague 81 Aliens
madden prints. -. 9a10h
Fancy lipht & dark
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VALUABLE Lof ron SALE.

n
TENHE the First and Cherry streets
by $780, adjoining the residence OF Samuel Lister is Of
frsd for sale reasonable terms It is of the most eli
gbls building lots in the city and perfect title given.
Also house loton Chestnut street dining the
idenceof Joseph Turnoek Is sale liberal En-
quire of lei J. G. JEWELL.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-07-27

SAL SODA.
ETST received Cask. and for sale by
eB my5 s. Z. GILBERT l. CO.. Syc near Water.
COTTON BATTING.
WNOR sale 100 Bales. No 1 and q bv,
e myS S. z. GILBERT CO.. syc. near Water.
AaS BBLS White Lime; :.
4 - - 500 prime eanysssed Hams;
at wholesale or retail. by JOHN BUTTS.
iel sie.rs. Locust ST.. opposite NJ E. Church.
RARE OPPORTUNITY FOR A BARGAIN.
wishes to ssll his busnes stand Main
sire Mt. Carmel. ILL., which is of the lest in
consisting lot % 100 deep The
% by 40 feet aith IL inch hart brick
wall cellar under the whole. The building is divided into
rooms IS by 40 fest. occupied the ether
Il bv 40 occupied vari.t shop or store patent
TOYS candy, soda ice cream, Also good well
with pump of the hest in Southern Tli-
theonly this place. with sufficient ice for the
season OF the small and cellar inme-
diatey and of the large the st of
the rent date that time which is at the OF O
per For further particulars eDqqzs Of The snhssr
Os a. 20 Gs,-ma,s ss5a ie2s
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ABARGAIN-s r.. ABARGAIN.

& BARGAIN Els, BARGAIN.
TTNHE Ship Yard Saw MILL situs ted in eY Albany. Ind
RUNNING and in complete repair bic OF cutting
lumber of length for house boat building purposes
be bought for &c., g. r. 49, a. 80 60 months
credit with approved security and interest There
frst-ra.e boilers engines, and fixtures complete tor
drawing logs from the river of smost This mill
has $l5U worth of lumber The original
So 200 Any boat builder in New Albany will
she good anil is in the State. The whole
fs rcwood work boilers engines and ailean be take
down and rebuilt Evansville six weeks time. For
ticulsrs address je25 ELIAS THOMASSON.
NOTICE.
THE four y and machine business heretofore carried
in this place under the firm and style of g. d. Egg
gleston Co. has bsen since pr 10th and will hereafter
be carried under the firm and style OF Eggeston Goade
G. D. EGGLESTON.
s NJ. G0ODE.
Evansville, June d. 1855. je2s
suKnRIES.
HHLoCK TIN Pig Lead SHEET BlocI Zine Sheet snd
ER Bar Copper and Copper Bottoms. for sale hy
Jy3 SAMUEL ORR.
TEMPLATE.
SBEn BOXES TEMPLATE. received and for sale by
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-07-27
AMERICAN AND ITALIAN
HH ARRHlEg

AM
CORNER OF LOCUST AND WATER STREETS EVANSVILLE IND
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-07-27

JUST RECEIVED
A NEW STOCK OF SUMMER MILLINERY,
NNoNSISTINGof Bopnets of all descriptions also hesutf
~ full embroidered Mantillas Pa-asOs. Embroideries
Gloves Mitt Caps Head the newest styles
which invite the particular attention Of the Ladies
f. r. BARKER.
First street. Main Locust opposite Dr. Brsy
residence. jy5
ICE CHESTS, REFHIGERATORs, &C.
HUST of the Style Ice Chests and Re-
a. gerators the article the market and the cheap
Also of No Ice Coolers. Prepare yourselves for
may Is HoRNBRooK oHURoHILL's
EUST received
~ Memories of the Countess. of BlessinEton.
Prunes Travels in the East
Life of Horace @ feeey
Abbott's Life of Napoleon; at
je2s SAM'L LISTERS Bookstore,
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= Lime.
White % bbl.... 90 al Oh
Grey In -four bbls eg al 90
! do in bulk. 30a35
NEOIasseG.

do do com. 8 90
Poplar do I in. g 90
do do good $50
Oak do ST 3 ct. IS
WUI
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TIN-PLATE.
- En BOXES TIN-PLATE. received and for sale by
an eFNB Tvs $50 SAMUEL ORR.
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5OOs . doz $40 ct off for cash. ...........10
6OOs . doz do do do .."....:...9
7OOs D doz do do do ............S
? The lower prices above generally. where two prices
orfuh packages, and the higher for
smallwholesale.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-06-23
rs IVOTTVIF
\ o. ~ RRE%S
lrNr -. lNJ5.

Euunrnirs puUrg the past week s'f
anal rohhaaes have becn committed
c,.,h 10 Gie Store Of VI Gralgc NaudoacA
was walked up by tbe noise ui a baigiar At
uorh upon the door with 40 ausGr q"
c.,fa took pistol and fired through the
door within two inches % tii, u.lr. hat
happened to the burglar Is not .Ho"h bot
the work p, the door ceased Ia the same
nipbt. the same or some other burglar placed
box near the she'd before Vi Cars store.
and climbing upon the toy. entered The
window OF Ia chamber, sto.e h's psH's,
gold watch. AVID some sixty dal|ars ~ lunds.
H.. found tho store and uuuk KEY and
ro,np down ,'airs opened tbs door, and
also the trunk. bat we believe failed TO get
any more money Ga the same ni6h'. a
yery valuable horse was stolen from The
stables At the Quarter Masters residence,
For a short time back. several other horses
have been stolen aud are not YET recovered
The burglar at Handbook len pocket
b,ok and the aueur behind We hope
,bey NAV lesd 70 lis detection STATE o.
sefie Of ne Oh
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NEW GOODS.
YOI\. 4 iiia his.

"a have just received ami opened large
W a..oumeps of rsl4g fasds c','biHa 500.
.is,iuF Of gross fancy linen, c"lloaade ana
alpacca coats. fancy linon, eoiionade' at'1 Il.
p.rca pants. q superior aflicie % stif,s ~i,H
ind .,aoat liars, liue linen collars tes's &c
1850.
A ..rce stock II paasua, MANILA, leghorn,
straw, p.ifnlrsf, and psiole hat, double ara
single hal Il the ycg lalesi style" end
tashnns
~ ada zion % alich, wc have large supply
II ladIc, fancy dies, goods consisting 81
hwn4. ma.ln., ak t.ssacs, oamhfics, dress
trimmings 81 superior styles, So eyeielts'
cgrlait ms, ines. sewing birds Percussion caps
& y, and Eley'- BEET waiter proof, bntsons
frey elass. n.4iai. arafe pearl. ard variety
90 other aftll,s. toe numerous 81 mehuon.
Purchasers afa respectfully invited 90 ea'
aul examine Our sioek, and $40 want u Dis
tfe.lr uni fiool ,4si we all seO e. eaesP
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.,odoce political aud social commissions that
n,y react fearful, upon British Institutions
and domestic quiet /, is gloomy pros>
aeet Tor England. which, with all her
wealth and all her courage. she cannot
.on,emplate without dIsmay. Picaguuo.
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To the Voters Of Harrison Countv

columns OF the press and other sources
'nal am candidate to represent you il
we next Legislature OF the state In ap
/ peaflng before you for your sui!rages
have to state that It viii be impossible f.
me to call upon each voter personally, ever
u II We're desirable to do so. ! shall ais,
uecilhe addressing you nom The stump, Az,
Tor The reason That am not IN the habit %
public speaking, and might fail to explain
my views az July AS ! desire 10 do, an,
consequently be misunderstood. Netting
upon my own judgment, would prefcl
placing my Opinions before you ia more
dnfable torn desire that YOU shall kuoV
clearly ana unm!siakabiy the course shsII
pursue Il elected, aud TO embody my view.
IN such shape as will place them hey
nsappreReusion or mlsrcpresentat on.
II Is unnecessary Tor me to IS to you
That the next Legislature OF Texas viii bee
one OF great importance. believe tha,
Tue public mind throughout the state Is itd
ly Impressed with tue responsibility OF it,
action.
There are two questions which seem to
Slain precedence over all Others, to. wit.
the subject OF Internal Improvements, and
the settlement OF our public debt
Ia relation 10 the first II is only necessary
TO call your attention 20 my previous ci.
culats OF ls5l aud 1898, ia which stated.
IN substance. ,hat was opposed &, am,
:, stem OF Internal improvements around
which the proper safeguards were not
thrown. Ia my circular, two ycars ago, /
said. e" We have already a number of rail
road charters in existence. many of which
ouybt Ia he repe,led" Hence had Ee.u
elected to the last Leyislalure. sbould
bayatsken no mart in that wild and ,crkl..-
system of legislation which characterized
that body ,,e d.s,,, of which .,.a,,,J ia,
H., Il, ma,,isctn,s ,.,l,,,J cb,,,.,. mr.,
.s,.,o,,t.,,.,, Idt,L H., a.. -,
,onr.s sn ,,.it,s ~, ,,,rt,c.i 80,
an - =, ,.,,a,I n. ,t,,,.,s ,.,cl, L.,.. L..
esd 81 ma, ~ has h.no dnn. n.j
.. Ii ,,o.L .,.,, H. s.a,..J, ,o..i-
~. IN 4, u.n,s.. a.. ma, do he,,.,
,,,.,.,..,, -, ,,L,ti. ,,,-,,,.,I ,l,. S,,,.
=, ..n, ~ ln,.,na i,nn,oy,ms,,. .ndfa,
~. -, MAJ, 49,. i, o,an.,h, mi,
.,',.,.l.i,r +, :. a., n,t,,,,lI, rc, hat
.n,.,,l, .ye,, SIT. 'v.h,cb bs. ,,,,n,,,.d ~.
.r,n.,,,., IL. o,,n .,.n,Ls of i.t.,,,sI N.
proy.n,u, Inns sipnslly failed and has bur
lhened It's citizens vita a heavy public debt.
and oncfous taxation, WbiIe even the most
successful, those which have lost least. are
anxious 10 get I'D Of thelr improvements. and
the burlheus which they have cutailed
This policy had it. origiu in Texas, IN NY
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over what we consider All rut,ttalf. .f.,,.
ment Of our debt
What do we get In return4 Not set.
Element o! tho dsht--uot J. guarantee moon
the pant of the United States. that she viii
relieve us from al further OBLIGATIONS in
relation 90 u-not a reliatai lament p,op
the part of the creditor I'll, bill .imply
provides, that the ST75DO2D shall he ia
tr,ba,ed among the creditors. uro rata.
upon their filing their releases of the pi
ted States and Texas ri The Ires>ur, De
pArimeut OF toe Quilted States Bat
vAen.drc those IT,, asses to be died Il
would appear from a., bill that the crfdi.
tors can exercise their oOu discretion AS
20 the time and a., matter Of cuufse.
We viii have TO await their pleasure. lt
Is not iuumaied that aoy coercl,s auegs>
ure, are to be used to force them 10 term,
and, Judging from the iuiefnted,ll no naijr,
which the Federal Goyernmen, has cslnh>
tied hitherto, we have "A usht 10 canelu,ir.
that thay Uil be allowed thrir own tut.u
But we are not lefI to mere conjecture AZ
% the course the creditors v.il pursue
Ope of the largest AMONG Them. state.
that while he would advise the creditor. 10
urge upon Texas the unconditional accep,
lance ct the hlll tslI, ~ trrr rlaiaN tina,
IL /, not sati.Iart1f, To l.p. aud that oheu
ratified he VIII let his money la, in the
nl,d States treasury until be cUn esl the
hnlauce oil ht. clam. SOFT vIl, be- seen.
that Nc Will have not onl, Our five millions
locked M IN the Federal ,raa.ut, tpl The
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! 7 4 VI 5.

N be heard from gave Fierce majority oil
40 South UoaerL
4 Young man in New York. named Ed
gtanstield who received bite from ter
,er dog. abou, month since was seized
ain h,drophohia, on Friday last, and died
horrible death Il is said il was painful
.rhl to witness the victim ia hi- last ago.
,e. He would howl aud growl like a
Inc. his eyes were strained to the utmost
and hi. mouth appeared a, # he desired to
10 noihug but diiuk.
III. stated that the Ea., Tennessee aud
Georgia railroad would be completed by
ms INST instant, when Knoxville would be
I'm direct communication with Charleston
savannah. augusta, aud Nashville.
The British government has presented
d,. r,ruhic Of l.ibctia with q vessel 81 war,
,l the emperor Nanolron has cent them
IUOl Stan is q arms aad aceeutremcuts
S...,ai j-a,hs rom cholera have occur
.iai Naieh,a.
posrnAs1rR kENpAII.- Both cases
,fhe Ma shal Hanson case aud the Texas
easel against Postmaster Kendall. have been
continued to the Bext term Of the Circuit
Court OF Louisiana, on keudals affidavit
that Witnesses material to his defence were
absent from the State.
Parks. the murderer. was hung ut Flcye
and. Ohia. ou the 1T INST At the last
moment be asserted ais innocence.
III. .,....,.r I.ttt. Ir,t.,It ,,.,.. ~ =. ii.
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Teery available msn belong 70 iae Dc.
hs,r, ,enimenis It he British standing
army ia Grca, Britain bad received orders
ro en,bark Tor the seat Vi vaf hia'g iAn
aoh ~ ifn
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I /. kEsNrpY. Sec Protein
LoRA G tllsnrRsoN. y OF K.
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HtHt.>. se lt Lste. s.Lrslal
s4l-..H t.a.l.. 'tsz5s. a4.i psaet..y 81
ha au4 ID ,A, supsea.s
eaHfa Ht1 iea r. 'ha
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-05-28
ASsEssORs, NOTICE.

ASSESSORS OFFICE, CITY HALL, May 16, 1855
The Assessors of the City of Worcester hereby give no
tice to the Inhabitants of said city, and all persons liza
bic to pay taxes therein that the Office will be open from
the 18th to the Slst day OF May current from to II
A. NJ, and from to P. NJ to receive the valuation of
estates; and all persons liable to be assessed in said city,
are requested 10 bring in at the Office perfect
lists of all the polls and schedules and estimates of the
estates, real and PERSONAL for which they liable pay
taxes.
Persons holding estates in trust whether for minors or
otherwise are particularly requested to furnish the As
SCISSORS with statements in relation to such estates
Where estates cf deceased persons have been divided
during the past or have changed hands from other
causes the executors administrators others interested
are respectfully rqu std to give notice Of such changes
at the office.
The following enumeration may serve as a guide to as
sist the inhabitants in making their statements:
All Real Estate within the City. personal estate
shall, for the purposes Of axator be construed include
all gOoas chattes moneys, and effects, weresoever they
may be- all moneys at interest due the persons taxed
mere than they pay interest or and all other debts due
them than they indebted for all public stocks
and securities, stocks in turnpikes bridges ami all mo-
neyed corporations, whether within without this State,
ana also income from any profession, lraie employ
men or from annuity unless the capital such an
nuty sha be taxed in this State; and all other property
returned III the last preceding valuation the purposes
of taXation."-R. s., chap Z, sec. L.
ANY person negiectng to furnish the Assessors with
list OF all thev property, within the time specified above
and make oath that the is true shall he doomed by
the Assessors, agreeabiy to the laws of this Common
wealth.
Ertrdct from the Statute Of 1851 chap $40, Sec l.
-"Al property liable to taxation in this Commonwealth
shall be assessed at its fair cash value"
SAMUEL s4iG FL nHooIUIGnhroN, As # tSo
TLBRIDaE q. PAETR5DaE 5 City Of worcester 'tlo
myI7 dtmySO
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cp,, I S9 2 new.

~ y IA y " y N a " FTP ut q.
The subscriber manufacturing Cement Pipes for Ola
Term sink, and Cellar Dra's, In sizes from three 10 sx
lnches and which he n prepared 10 furnish and nnt d
at short notice For cheapness and durability these mines
OTTER the greetes indu,enen Of anything ever bdrs IN
this market. - q
Persons In want Of such an article win 40 wall 4, can
10 rs Mechanic street, under tbs store 0 Mesasa Ifhra
\ Ames, where complcsc assortment tnay alwavs ~
iOund ~ ~'"~ae w
All orders len with the subscriber ar win Msass~
brop Ames, will receive prolopt attention.
JAMES g rGrNr
N"iNss'tli eltf'il Atthi leao. az
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RRIsToL FERRY HOTEL

The subscriber having leased for term Of years this
well known Hotel (ormerly Kept by Capt. VIM. vars)
and furnished anew throughout takes pleasure In
nounciug the public that the Hotel will be opened for
the mmodaon OF permanent and transient bnar,ers
the first Of june Fishing parties and transient travail
will be accommodated to that time The location
Of this establishments Is unsurpassed BY any in the state
for beuy Of scenery bathing, boating and hshng Il 4
easy Of access steamboats, touching Of the wharf srsi
times each day, for Providence, FAN River &c.
This establishments IL intended to be kent ~ ar.l 1...
hotel and We hope 70 give satisfaction 70 ali who may a.
US with their patronage ~ - - =
Rooms can he secured At the Hotel or by letter.
Boats Ines and bait will be furnished o those who
wi.h 20 ENJOY the excellent fishing In the vicinity
ton OF sabbath schools, societies, aud pleasure partea
who may wish to visit this establishment Tor rlcntc
ciam bakes &c. ROBERT H. FARRANTI'
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AZ, MAY rs, 1885.
ReQI estate.
REAL EsTATE zoe

WIALU ABLE REAL ESTATE FOR
v SALE in UXBRIDGE.-rhe subscriber offers for
sale his place Of residence in Uxbridge, beautifully sit
uated The centre of the town, and within five minutes
walk Of the Churches Schools Post Office, Stores, and
Depot ofthe Providence and Worcester Railroad.
Said Estate consists Of large two story Dwelling
House and Barn. and about ii acres of Land, which
are a choice variety Of Fruit and Ornamental Trees.
The above has been occupied by the subscriber for The
last years. and much tine has been devoted 70 make
La pleasant place Of residence 10 any one desous Oh
such location, this presents rare opportunity,
The above Estate will be sold at Public Auction, on
SATURDAY the 18Th day of May, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, if
not previously disposed Of at private sale For further
CALVIN TAFT.
Uxbri3ge, May ., 1855. dMW&Ff
49, DIV ELLlNG HOUSE FOR SALE.
M The subscriber, expecting soon to remove from
1this city, offers for sale the large, elegant and con-
venicnt Dwelling House, with the Lot Of Land which it
stands containing nearly $4,000 square feet situate at the
OF Elm and Chestnut tets The house viii be
shown at any time to persons DESTROYS Of purchasing II
desired liberal credi; will be given for part the
whole OF the purchase money.
For terms time when possession viii be given, &c. ap-
ply to FRANCIS T. MEBRICK, Esq, at the Citizens
Bank to the subscriber on the premises.
my25 d3w PLINY NIERRICK.
- Foe sALE.-RARE CHANCE-A Cottage
House and Lot, situated on Austin street, No. %.
.l Said lot contains $500 square feet of land, under
good cultivation and well stocked with choice variety
of Fruit Trees cool bearing condition. The subscriber
is DESTROYS g selling Immediately.
toT PItACtl"As3 Inquire "a TIC supstFptr, on
the premises. P. 5. PIPER.
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VALUABLE MILL PROPERTY IN
WEST FTTCHBURG-F0R SALE.
Consisting Of one Stone Shop, so by IS feet
One wooden forge shop, 66 by ca,
One do do so by 20
Two Brick Houses. So by 36, contain
ing two enemonts each, with barns and land belonging
to the same.
The above are situated the Nashua River, in West
Fitchburg, with 20 feet head and fall, and stone DAM
built in the thorough The stone shop
tans triphammers with wheels for driving them
The forge shop contains two large hammers furnaces and
everything necessary for making IRON heavy shattng
aXles, &C. with breast wheel 20 feet in diameter
IL buckets built Of the best Materials and by the best
ml-wrights in the country. The whole in excellent
repair, fitted up at present for the manufacture edge
tools and irons and situated tss with little ex-
pense they be converted into paper-m capable of
doing large business
The above property will be sold low, aTordng rare
chane for any to engage in the manufacturing bust
ness. For terms apply to
PAGE WHITMAN & CO., West Fitchburg,
c. FOSTER 4 co, Worcester,
JOHN B. TAFT, AZ Batterymarch ST., Boston.
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CHAMBERLAIN, BARNARD, & c
NEW CARBOHYDRATES.

We have opened this week, variety of New Embroi-
deries, comprising lot of
EAUTIFUL LACE SLEEVES.
We are also selling lot of Rich Paris Embroideries
little gone by in style, at one half their value
CHAMBERLAIN, BARNARD. & co,
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MODEL MELODEONS-Improye and man
lVh ufaotured by j. G.. PEARSON, 2O3 Main street.
Worcester Mass, with Lamp Mats and Lamps included
Those In want of splendid Instrument, will please can
AT his Ware Rooms, at the old stand dim mylb
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HIyOR SALE.--A stock and Store, situated In one
N Of tho most pleasant and fourlshing villages IN New
Englahd with the nest Of Railroad accommodations with
"a 20 miles OF Boston
The above presents rare opportunity when the pro-
prstor must relinqulsh, on account Of III health
The stock is select and viii be sold With or without the
Estates and as long lease as, desired will be given
Any one wishing 10 engage in the Country trade will do
well to examine The premises Immediately.
For further particulars apply 70 Mr s. II. HOWE, OF
the arm Of Pierce Howe, Co., 63 Fed9ast Boston, or
address Box No 2, Worcester Post Ollie.
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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-05-28

q Ak v n G HOUSE.-This popular and
Ys9sis wen known establishment has reeeutIy under-
gone thorough alterations to meet the present
IIIilHI cntnge now occurring in the hotel syst m It
AEAAwlll reopen on MONDAY, May q, on the
Ell kOPEAN ard AMERICAN PLAN combined wi b the
same elegant Dining Rooms heretofore with Table
dHote in Ladies' Ordinary, which will be thrown open to
the public from Chnmbers-st and Broadway entrances
II Is expected the Hotel will meet with the usual favor
rm the pubci also from families and permanent boarl
every attention win be paid guests at moderate
charges The Irving House has been newly furnished
and painted throughout, with various improvements
added. The whole 10 be conducted by Mr. WILLIAM
ii BURROUGHS, who is well known for his skill and
genemany department, which Of itse guarantee for
its future The will be charged for sepa-
ratey and price governed according size and location
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