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GENTEEL HOUSE * LOT FOR SALE


GENTEEL HOUSE * LOT FOR SALE.
e. 4 Beautiful Location, No. Crown Street.
lslii Pleasant Street
Cor sstng Of Two Story House, nearly new thorough
y built, conveniently arranged fer two tenements con-
tanning most of the modern improvements
The Lot is 60 by 100000 feet Upon the same ia n
choice variety Of Fruit Trees in bearing condition This
location is very desirable from its elevated poson-rum
handing d"e view Of large portion of the city, and its
proximity ~ the GENRE of business being but five minutes
walk from the City Hall. Trims liberal
For particulars, inquire on the premises
Worcester June /, 1855 dos
d. FOR SALE IA two story Dwelling House
I;, and about three ourths Of acre OF Land stua-
.as TED in the village of North Charlton about mile
from charlton Depot, the north side oC the old Worces-
Ter and stafford Turnpike, and formerly the residence of
th iae Col Asa Bacon The House is in good repair aud
we'll calculated for two tam.I lies
Also about acres Of and lying the opposite side
o. sad ad with small Barn tn renn II will be sold
ata low pric separately all tog Their. and liberal
ere lit ven for most of the purcha,e money nd is a de-
sirabe location for boot shoemaker or otrer me-
chdhic' JOS. A. BENNY.
Leices er Nov, 7, 1855. dawf
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CLoAK TRIMMINGS.

Lafes will find very extensive stock of all kinds Of
CLOAK TRIMMINGS in store, at very low prices.
One very desirable style which will be sold 25 cents per
yard Also Cloak Innings in desirable shades. Also
elegant STYLES Of
BLACK MANTILLA PRINCESS:
prices from 81 to SO per yard ANYTHING in the above
Ehe, Ladies will themselves much trouble b. calling
dir, city o: The " Hives Sore. GEL. p. BRYANT,
o25 d4wls No. 1874 Main st.
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Cost on0 SOUND.

4 0ST-In going from No G Trumhull St., to No. 24s
4 Main St, yesterday between l aud 2 O'Clock NJ
A ROLL OF BANK BILLS, wrapp in a light brown
paper, Containing about $500. Whoever his found the
same, and will return to the subscriber shall be lib iay
re 'arded PLINf HoLBRo TX, 24S Main st. i
o12 DIFF
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~ ALEXANnER PUTNAM

The above sale is adjourned to SATURDAY Nov 10th,
at o clio X A NJ. L. T WETHf RELL.
nS DIT Constable Of W rooster
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Notices.
OLD SOUT H
SIN G ING SCH LII

Subscribers to the Old South Sngg School are respect.
fully iLformfd, that the School viii commence
MoyDAY EVENING, NOV. IL,
in the vestry. All persons belonging the Parish or
Congregation, lhe admit ed FREE Others wis hing 10
attend the School, obtain u"kets rrifing err
Pense, by calling at the of the subsrib r Cfarks
Block. L. s. MASON
ne Iw
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BOUND TO STAY IN TOWN /!
and have
MARKED DOWN THEIR ENTIRE

MARKED DOWN THEIR ENTIRE
STOCK OF GOODS!
TO ABOUT ONE HALF PRICE and will sell them SO
low that the buyers will have occasion to regret the
loss of the Gifts We can afford d6sthis although we
DID NOT "STEAL OUR Stock
Of the Dry Goods Dealers here suppose because
we sell goods at prices low that it frghtens them
We know that the people will buy goods where they can
buy bestj and neither they will he compelled
either in buying selling, pay any attention 10 mper
tnent meddles, who would like if they ceud to dictate
to US. nj AT
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COySTARLE,S S1T-E

Worcester, October 10 1879
'AhEN on execution, the having been previous
~ attached on mesne process, ard will be sold at
Pob C Aucon on Wednesday, the twenty furth day Of
Get Der current, at nine O'clock in the ournoon,
otic- IN Worcester mo Worcester Rank Block ONE
NEW MELODE0N e. F. WErHERELIl
Constable of Worcester
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RICH SILK
OR EYENIN RESSES!
sILhs MARKED DOWN !
CHAMBERLIN. BARNARD, & co.

offering
Hand'ome Brocade Silks, in Black aud Cord, rs cts.
Heavy plain Black do at rs cts.
case Super IS Stripe Silks e23 cts; great bargain
20 pieces Fresh Piads at $1.O0, worth $1.25
10 pieces ombre aud Chene Stripes 81 Is worth 81 So
This extensive stock Of Silks mostly just purchased &C
Auction, AT A GREAT SACRIFICE, besides presenting
the handsomes assortment offers some Of the best bar
gains ever altered in Worcester
NAkD WIDE MANTILLA VELVETS
ALL SILK AND ONLY $3.50 PER YAnD.
Also, all other grales from 81 so to $40 70 per vard
Also some elegant Mantia Frnges All for SALE at bar.
gary, at GEO. P. BRyANTs
go Jaws ISL Main St
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AnGtiolls.

81 HORSES AT AUCTION win be
EfTT~s sold at Public Auction in front Of Putnan's
HJ& sales Rooms Main St. on SATURD ~ NEXT,
'--1- a at 10 O'Clock NJ, l soRREL HORSE nine
years o Is good traveller; sold the owner is going
vest AZ has no further use Tor him
Alsn BAY HORSE years d. 4nted sound and
END To he soa without reserve the has
Their for him.
At u 'ctct ?, VI, the usual assortment Of HOUSE.
HOLD FURNITURE; also, Che.t' of Green TEA
Al u VI, Dry and Fancy Guods, Clothing &c Also,
IL New Rifles. NC DIT
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THOs. a. GREENE, s'cy.
Westborough, Oct II, 1855 diff

NNJORC ESTER COUNTY FLOUR Ann
Wv GRAIN LEAGUE The subscribers for StooL IN
the Leane requested call tn Score aiy al EOS
Main street or the Treasurer, at No. Worcester
House Block and receive their Certificates of Stock i'm.
mehiatey and all subscribers are requested
TO call And SUI scribe l.. L. MASON, Treasur r.
Worcester, Sept %, 1856. df
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CLOAKS AND CLOAKINGS
CHAMBkRLIN, BARNARD, & CO.
Are now prepared to exhibit all the
u. nnlar RatanrnS e L l,..I.a

Are now prepared to exhibit all the
Popular Patterns Of (l0aks!
in Castor, PAtersham, Beaver Fear Naught, Ladies'
Cloth, Velvet, MORE Antique, &C.
Our assortment of TRIMMINGS is also very large and
elegant.
Our Establishment being the well known HEAD
QU AReERS for CT axis and Coakings, and as our gar
ments are all nqte an the Store, purchasers An rely up
on havrg their Goods made in the best manner and at
the i0lo ST prices
Coak of every description made to order and trim
md in any style, at short notice. Patterns gratis to all
purchasers of materials.
CHAMRERLIN, BARNARD. & Co
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DULLARS REVV A kD !-Whereas, an
OO Flat SILVER BUGLE, belonging to the North
rookdeld Brass Band, stolen from a room in the
rown House, in North Brookfed occupied by said Band
tween Monday evening, Oct. 22 and Tuesday morning
Oct 49, the subscribers offer the above reward for the de-
lection of the thief thieves and the recovery Of The pro
perry, or one half the amount for either
The Bell Of the Instrument has an ornamental wreath
around it, and marked Graves Co. Bostonn
TIh0. P. CLARK,
JOHN HOWE, Seectmen OF N Brookdeld
G. f. GUILlVER.N
North Broo field Nov. q 1885. III
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COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE.-T6e sub
~ scribers having formed CopartnershiP under the
tue Of A. PEAsLEE L co would respectfully solicit
continuance Of that patronage which has heretofore been
SO literally bes towEd the senior partner. They will
contiuue to to keep hand Meats, Vegetables &c. the
test the market Affords which they will dispose of cheap
for CASH. A. pEASLEE
G. MCFARLAND.
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n, OTlCE.--1ne soqscrib,r having mad a change
~ In his business ~ taking partner. would h. rrby
give that Al accounts due him must settled In.
nedistdy. A, PHA5LER.
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EICESTER ACADEMY.-T The Winter
T. IN rm will commence on THCkSDAi, Dec 10, and
coniiuus fourteen weeks. Eor ntdrmoti IA regard to
hoard Nc. address " h. READ Acug Principal. The
c tiles were NJ yer better than present Tor the educa-
ton Of both Young ladies' and you gentlemen.
BY order Of thr Trussees.
JOHN NILSSON, President.
Lec,str. Nov 8, 1875 dawSw
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n n ~ Il ~ ~ " - II ~ -
THURSDAY, Oct 25th, we shall shall commence
Annual Sale Of butch Fowtrng Bulbs consisting of ya
cinths Tulips Nsrcssug Johnquils Orocus, Iris Snow
Drops, GladOu &C. They selected with great care
for Haarlem, ana much the best ever offered.
NJ. b. GREkN n co,
o9b dgw 2l6 Main st.
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6tANT'S OVER GAITERS.--A new supply
NJ Just received by 'ITH & BROTHER.
nlD di.2Y

EINASHIONABLE CABINET MANU-
D.. FACTORY The subscriber having token store
II W. ALIENS BLOCK, Main street, opposite the
City Han, would inform his friends, and the public that
he is ady AXE to ORDER all kinds of Cabinet Work
Of wood, to suit fancy. Desks and Screens Tor Bar rs
Show Gases, Desks for stores Counters Library and or
Ace Tables, all kinds Of Desks for Offices and C0unng
Rooms Book Gases in any STYLE Extension Tables of any
Pattern, Pulps and Church Eurnture. The CHI
Of nay work is well known in the city aud needs pung
ihe hest OF references he given Work repaired in
the best manner All orders thankfully received and
promptly Attended to JOSEPH BURT
Wore ster, July ~ 1855 IVA DIFF
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EEL0DEON MANI FACTORY
: - -ANn-
PIANO FORTE WAREROOMS :!
245 MAIN STREET.
Worcester, nearly opposite the Worcester House.

The Subscribers leg leave invite the after ton Of u
sic Teach and the public generally examination
ofther Meodeons, which manufactured in many va
rietes OF style in elegant Rosegood Cases. from new de-
sign forp ror use. Also, Harmonious and Organ Me-
LODI ons Tor churches.
The undersigned are happy to that long ex-
perence in the construction, voi"ng and tuning of Reed
instruments enables them to offer to the public
Superior Ayticie IN every respect.
The senior partner Mr. Taylor has been engaged for
the past ten years in the construction of reed Instruments
in Boston, and has devoted largeahare of his time to
the application OF the Ean reed) attachments to Piano
70 It's.
Mr. Farley, long known in the Melodeon business has
barge Of the Noicing and Tuning acquired ony
by long practice and upon which the poger and quai
ty If the tone OF the Melodeon mainly depends.
Their PIsN0 f0RrhS, including those with the eel.
ebrated 4EoiGn 4ttdchmsnt are selected with great
care from T. Glib Co.'S Manufactory, the oldest Man
utacturtrs in New England.
Did styles Seraphines altered the new styles at fair
rates
Piano Fmtes Repaired by an experienced hand.
Orders for Tuning and Repairing promptly attended TO-
TAYLOR + FARLEY.
Worcester. Oct 90, 1856. distf
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Boston advertisements.

SPINAL C0MPLAINTS.-A1e w method Of
- treating SPINAL DISEASES. GurUa'urps Of the
Spine, and Spinal without pain or suffering
to the patient however young iegbe now success
fully practis-d by
ID r. j. A. w Cd,
at his Office No 25 Washington ST. Boston, or at his res
dence Marlboro Hotel
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Markets.

Markets.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.
PHILADELPHIA Nov. 2, 1855.
Pennsylvania State Elves 83H, Reading 42ss, Long
Island n.y. Morris Canal 13 Pennsylvania Railroad 42ss
PHILADELPHIA IRON MARKET.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 2, 1856.
Iron market unsettled Sales of pig during the week
2,490 tons; No. quoted at 1913 $50; No. at 500 s2S
No. Mt $21; and 500 tons the Susquehanna at
500 co. American bars activeSales of 400 tons at $40
$75 Nails Sheet and other kinds of iron unchanged.
New ORLEANS, Nov. 2, 1855.
Cotton unchanged. Sales today 5000 bales sales
for the week. 900 baes receipts for the week. 900
bales, against SO, 600 last year.
New ORLEANS, Oct. 81, 1855.
Cotton unchanged in price, with moderate demand.
Sales to-day $500 bales Receipts at all Southern ports
900 bales ahead Of the same date last year
Flour is quoted at So 49, but holders demanding
advance. Nothing doing in corn; quoted at 75c.
CHARLESTON, Nov. !, 1855.
The sales Of cotton for the week add up bales,
the market closing in favor of sellers We quote good
middlrg at SIC The receipts for the week have been
IA 600 bales Rice has declined &c. Breadsufs I'M
changed
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Presidential Movement I'm phAladelphbo.
MEETING OF THE FRIENDS OF oEoRaE n. DALLAS.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. q 1888.
numerous assemblage of gentlemen favorable TO the
elevation of Hon. George Min Dallas to the Presidency
OF the United States in 1886, convened in this city
last evening, in accordance with previous understand
ing when the following resolutions read by Thomas
j. Miles, Esq, and adopted with great enthusiasm =
Whereas the period has arrived when 1t Is important and
q he present Incumbent Of the Presidential
o nn Of be
on with that high Office does not necessarily ,piy and e not
The iis merits 81 others Therefore, be 4
Resolved That the democratic citizens OF the city OF phuaa
phia having with their fellow democrats through
country behed with serious apprehension The recent
our national integrity and social Tranquility are persuaded
and he eoTy of he Republic may depend upon The ability
energy mness republcanm and probiy Of our next CHIEF
Resolved That fellow citizen, George Mnn Dallas
from his youth up he presents which, whether
garded poca social or personal PSn, Of
most distinguished citizens Of this
from earlier statesmen Enrolled as volunteer IN the
he % mot u @ @
The confidence Of Madison and enjoying the friendship o.
diatey from those by whom republication has best
as Mss he
oan warning champion against ys monsyes
he prosperity the country poised upon his single
On ne 1ss which s daily IT,
ton midst unostentaously but persuasveiy ncu
pnce Of action IN IL
BY nothing than the general welfare Of the whole
people,
life Mr. Dallas In his tried democracy which through ev
and through good report from first last has been
without shacow change in his Intellectual strength and
moral WORTH In his Of purpose and independence
Of and all In the national character Of his
anshp and his devoted regard to the federal and
to eminent degree practically qualified In the present
critical condition Of beloved country to iuh with sincerity
wisdom and bodnes the responsibilities Of the chief magfs
tracy and do therefore, these proclaim him
chosen candidate and him such 10 the
iona democracy
Resolved That having aim but the good of the entire
benefit of the American people, the
peuy Of constitution and the preservation Of this noble
republic of associated States In all Its original Integrity
do mutually agree to stand resoluey by the nomination hus
made.
throughout this city, The State and other States to form dis
c county ward other local organizations and to take
immediate efficient steps for the purpose Of carrying these
resolutions into effect and furthermore request such
CARNATIONS report themselves the chairman OF this meet
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BY ELECTRIC AND PRINTING TElEGRAPAs.
Frightful Accident to the Excursionists
on the Pacific Railroad.
TWENTY VALUABLE LIVES LOST.
TWENTY TO FIFTY PERSONS BADLY WOUNDED.
Sc, &C., &c.

ST. LOUIS, Nov. 2, 1855
An excursion train consisting Of eleven cars left here
Yesterday morning. the Of the opening Of the
Pacific Railroad to Jefferson City, and while the train
was crossing Gasconade river about hundred miles
from here the bridge fell precipitating ten cars dis
lance of nearly thirty feet into the water
Upwards Of TOO persons the train, including
many of our first citizens. Upwards of twenty re
ported to have been killed, and twenty to fifty
others badly wounded.
Thomas S. o. Sullivan, chief engineer of the road wa
on the locomotive, and is among the killed. Few, If any
strangers were on the train.
The following is list of the most prominent persons
killed -
Rev. DR.. Bullard, Capt. c. Glasses,
d. B. Dayton, E. c. Yost,
E. c. Blackburn, Geo. Ehiell,
Henry c. Houteau, Capt, 0. Flaherty,
Mann Butler, Thomas o'saIllgan,
Adolph Abels Thomas Gray
The following are among those badly wounded =
G. X Budd Capt Cousins,
Hudson E. Bridge, N. Winter.
John c. Richardson,
The following are among those slightly injured
D. H. Armstrong, /. NJ. Kennett.
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BUFFALO, Nov. 2, 1896.
The Buffalo Republic Of this evening contains letter
from John Van Buren, TO Hon. Israel T. Hatch in which
Mr. Van Buren, makes the following statements
The purpose Of my father If he lives till Tuesday
vote the entire democratic ticket the head OF which
you stand, has been concealed from his friends
from the day the nominations made. II pains me
greatly to be obliged in wider what consider full
Justice The aitbfu and distinguished democrats who
presented for the surages Of the peop by the de-
mocratic convention, and TO maintain my ability
advocate their successfully, to defend myself
against the assaults OF the New York Eenng Post and
to give to that paper and It's editors evidence
my sincerity which they cannot doubt declare their
conduct in reference the democratic cause in the pre-
sent can yast. baee, Owardly and dshonest
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From WASHINGTON.

From Washington.
RETURN OF MAJOR EMORY-THE BALANCE DUE MEX
ICo-NEw YORK roLlTIcs-hARcY in GUAM
DARY--CAsE OF THE BRIG GEN. ARMsTRCNG-AR-
RIVAL OF MR.. MAs0N-GEN. SCOTS BACK PAY,
ETC.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 2 1865.
Major Emory, Chief of the Mexican Boundary Commits
sion, is expected to arrive here this evening"
The question to the disposition of the three million
dollars balance unpaid to Mexico will immediately be
taken up and considered by the Cabinet There has
yet been no formal examination much less decision, Of
this question: by any member of the administration,
whatever reports to the contrary may have been given to
the public.
good deal of excitement prevails among the Cabinet,
and informed this evening that they at logger
heads to the to be pursued with reference to
politics in the Empire State Gen. Pierce, Davis and
Cushing for looping off at the entire Van Buren,
faction and to have aiation whatever with them in
future The old Premier meanwhile is in great trbula
ton lest he should be lost in the total wreck Of parties in
lis State.
remarkable letter has been discovered in the State
Department by San c. Reid Jr., ESQ., written by the
Consul at Faya Chas. W. Dabney in 1858, which settles
point long In controversy between the United
States and Portugal in regard to the brig Gen. Arm
strong by which is fully established that the English
the first aggressors.
Various contradictory reports being in circulation
gardpg Lieutenant General scotts pay find direct
INQUIRY at the Paymaster Generals Office, that the
figures In my despatch Of Wednesday substantially
correct The official record shows that he is entitled to
back pay the amount Of to the first of October
last, allowance being made for the eight months
during which he commanded the eastern division of the
army in Mexico. His pay in addition to that of Major
General is 800 per year. General Scott claims s32 900
arrearages
In the Court of Claims to-day, in the case Of j. p.
McEdery Judge Backford delivered the opinion of the
court The claim was for services extra clerk 1t
hed-frst that contracts made with executive officers
violation law, and void second that mere voun-
tary service will not support express promise to pay
third to sustain implied contract with the govern
ment the services must have been performed with the
knowledge of agent of the government authorized
to assent to the performance Of such services An order
to take testimony refused. Mr.. Baxter concluded
his remarks the Florida cases. when the court ad-
jouIntd to Monday.
Mr.. Mas son. Commissioner of Patents, arrived TO day,
and will understand, Immediately resume his duties in
that department
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The County GERK's 0rrcr-Is Mr.. CONNOLLY NATURAL.
iD MIR. Stephen II. Branch Secretary OF the Briggs
Investigating Committee, has handed lengthy docu-
ment on this subject in which he denies that Mr. Rich
ard B. Connolly, present County Clerk obtained pa
pers naturalization in Philadelphia, stated by that
gentleman in recent communication TO Alderman John
Kelly. Mr.. Branch has been 10 Philadelphia where he
searched the records Of the different courts with zeal
and accuracy cqualled only by his late ton Of
the parish books Of Brandon, in England. An English
man named Richard D. Connolly obtained his certificate
Of citizenship in Phsdepha in the year lsas and Mr.
Branch claims that this Is not the present incumbent Of
tho County Clerks Office. As Tuesday will be election
day Mr.. Connolly must hurry up, and bring the real
original document properly dated and atcstcd on to
New York,
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BROADWAY THEAEE-A New FARcE.-Mr Barney VIII
Jams had benefit here, last night and proiaced TO
crowded house new act farce called the Modern
Mepiistophiies." The piece, Of itself, has much
merit and is full Of anaehronisms such the combna.
ton Of Yankee girl and old fashioned
rather nconyruous mixture IL seems TO There
s usual old man 10 he fooled, a sharp servant
who is the most easy and familiar terms with his
perors and young woman who makes quick changes in
costume and is very friendly with the sharp servant
The piece well acted throughout Mrs Williams
looked very well In her Satanic costume and played the
very G. with the ancient nobcman who l. her victim
for the nouce who we'll made and nicely acted
by Mr. Whiting. Mr.. Williams, as the sharp servant
particularly at home In the delncsion Of such parts
he Is without rival. Mrs. Warren and Mr. Eyngo
also clever In their roles and the play, thanks to the
celient acting, went off well Mr.. and Mrs Williams,
whose engagement has 'hus FAR been highly successful
win remain another week at the Broadway.
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The Case OF Passmore Williamson.

PBIADnPHA Nov. 2, 1850
The counsel of Passmore Williamson presented petit
ton in court this morning with view Of conforming
the recent oder Of the Court but in consequence of The
said petition not being addressed to any one containing
no prayer, and emitting the word " egally"--which
Judge Kane esteemed importantthe petition merely
taken for fun Their examination.
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DETROIT, NOV 2, 1900
steam tug, returning from a cruise on Lake Huron
since the gale reports brig supposed to be tho
Three BELLS sunk at sheboygan Bay, bat probably will
be raised. Assistance has been despatched to her.
The brig Ramsey Crooks, with cargo OF Lumber on
reef near &. Helens Island probably be got or
The brig Julia Dean has entirely gone pieces on
skissiee Rtef. she was owned by n Mr. Shsphard Of
Chicago. The vessel and cargo are total loss. The
cargo was insured for So, 900.
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GOOD FrSAycEnISo.-We were not a little surprised TO
learn recently that the gross of the receipts
the New York Post Office, account Of the government
for the two last fiscal years, amount to the
Of sol 22 o. On the occasion Of each Of the two
annual settlements with the Post Office Department the
accounts Of the Auditor found to agree to penny
with the statements furnished by the Cashier of the Post
ONCE here. This certainly speaks well the bu ,ines
skin and accuracy Of N P. Freeman, ESD, the ma
nager Of the financial affairs Of Post Office while the
large amount MISUNDERSTANDING II does only one
branch Of the business concentrating In this
great metropolis-afords idea of what New York is
and what she will be I" she lives.n