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TO PAINTERS 4 GLAZuERs

O0n BOXES French and American
wv Glass; 10000 lbs pure and No
White lead; 5000 lbs Zinc paint, best quail
ity; 10ogals Ccpal varnish 100 gals Japan
varnish; so gals Demar varni.A, for zinc
paint; 5000 lbs Fire Proof paint, assorted
cclors; 300 gals Linseed Oil; 200 gals
Spirits Turpentine; large assortment Of
Chrome and Paris Green; Chrome Yellow;
Prussi.n Blue: vermilion, Black and Red
Lead; Lithragc; Paint and varnish Brushes
Sable Pencils, Top Grainers, Blenders,
Graining Combs, elders, Tips, Gold Leaf,
Blue, Green and Brown Smalts; in fact
everything connected with this line, which
they Offer At low prices not to he undcrsod.
ianiSdyl LARGUIER 4 LANOUE.
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Fresh Nl,s'issg Goods.

FEW setts Cottage Furniture complete with
~ Amorous. ALSO 40 Dos. Split Bottcmed
Chairs, an Assortme Of those Superior Buck
Cooking Stoves. Mahogany l'edsteals, Tete and
Tetes. Rocking and Easy Chairs. Cane and
Wook seat office Chairs &C., vt the FURNISHING
Ware Rooms IT Taps1 PIPER h co.
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Mfp Gbfap Storf.
Ben nfiful sDrlp,g (aOOtQa.

TusT RECEtvRD per Steamship Oshawba, FROM
! New vc,k, and opened ths ssornihs. = ehe'c.
selection Of ladies Dress Goods. rlOUnced Mar
ere Robes, Chally, Plain and Black tsreses,
vlnghar,s, Lawns, very nne Black Alpaca, Super
Bcmbastne English and french prints, Briltiahtes,
Corded Lawns, Paris sylphides, = new article for
ladies dresses, Grenadines &C., At the
hnar05 Latavette street.
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Western Produce.

WE HAVE just received direct from
w the west, the following articles ol
Western Produce, which We will sell low
FOR CASH:
1000 lbs. Dried Beef (Da"is's Brandt
2 Cases Beef Tongues, do. de-.
1000 lbs. Bologna Sausage, Ito. do.
1000 lbs. New Dried Apples,
G Perkins Cherry Valley Dairy Butter;
81 bbls. do do Roll do.
Is Boxes do do Cheese;
10 do. Foxe'. Starch;
Is Kegs prime New Lard (Davis's Br'd)
IS half bbs. New Mess Beef do do.
1000 lbs. do do do do do.
S Kegs Pig Feet, do. do.
5000 lbs New s. c. Hams, (Duf1ield, &tc)
100 Sacks Bran,
Is bbls. Flour;
100 bhls. Potatoes;
DrWc would cali the attention Of the
public 70 the above articles--they are all
new and fresh, and are the best that con he
bought in this city
marlA-y. A. MONTAN Il BRO.
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3 a ~ II ,'tcs.

: a. ~ IL vtcS.
G0n POUNDS Gin. 10, Eaussge,
WV 81 npxes Western Cheese.
Gases choice new UeefTongs:
600 Pounds 4, 9. Dried Beef;
10 Barrels Mess Pork;
an BOXES Star Candles.
% barrels Extra Recttf,ed whisky;
f. Cases Iaccurs Matches;
90 Rags Rio Coffee;
8 Tterces Duff1eld'r Hams,
6on Pounds Duffjeld'a &. G. Breakfast bacon ;
u Cases Claret and White Wines;
10 Noxes vermictIi and Maccatont.
Recently received, for sale by
marie JOSHUA DEAL.
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Dress Trim usaip,gsl

WILL he opened this morning =
w beautiful assortment Of ladies dress trim
mines Of the latest Paris style. Sash aud bonnet
War25M Lafayette Street.
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JOSHUA BEAi.


1RossCUT, Pit, PANEL, Rip, lemon,
- Steel and brass back; Butcher, Bow,
Webb. Pruning, Back and Key hole Saws.
assorted sizes snd the most Of them Of
Spear h Jackson's' make. Always On
hand at the Hardware store Of o
lan25-y LARoVsRK j LANoUE.
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A NoBLE Acr.-The creditors Of q
man who lost bis all at the Gerrish
Market fire, have forgiven bis debts,
and contributed to re establish him In
business. $50 Boz ton Chronicle Aprii.
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Needle Work Esss broideries =.

a MOTHER lot Of those cheap EN-.
"a broide'ys. Just veceved per s,eamer Ca
hawba, from New York Aucs,rn--at the
PHILADELPHIA CaeAr CAsH H1oRe.
Lafayette Street.
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NEW ARRIVALS.

THE UNDERSIGNED has just re-.
i ceiveL from Philadelphia beautiful
assortment Of New Style Parasols and Par
asolcttes, in all colors, the Ladies are invi-
ted to call early and make their selections.
MARES, w. D. PHILLIPS.
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10 The Boston Journal, says that
che loss BY the fire in that city on the
14th inst, was @25O.OOO, on which
there was insurance to the amount Of
$4,000. The fire originated in
1errish Market.
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Sonnet Worth Reading !!

F7NHE SUBSCRIBERS would call the at
L tentiou Of purchasers TO the large ad-
di'ion. now being made 10 their stock,
atlong which may heaound
An elegant assortment Of Plated and Japan
Ell Walters, in sets and single;
Coffee Urns, with and without drip ers;
Gilt Il Ornamental Hall lamps h Lanterns;
Gilt Solar and Side LAMPS. for Oil, Spirit
Gas and Camphine;
Cut and Pressed Glass. China Il Flint ware;
Brass, Copper, OHamented and Common
Coal Holds;
Elegant Polished Steel Fire Irons and And
Irons; with large variety of
housekeeping atticles
A fine assortment Of Window Shades;
Transparent Paper shades Tor LAMPS;
Glass, Gilt and Plated Curtain Bands,
Gilt Curtain Cornices,
Also, A Fine Assortment of:
Rich Gilt Gift Cups. Tate a Te'e, Sets !;
FANNY Cologne aud Toilet Bottles,
Mantle Ornaments, &c, suitable
For ChrBs { n, a = prese n -.
ntRECT FROM THE MANUFAC-
~ lures: Mahogany Bebsteads, Ward
robes; Washstand. Bureaus, Tables, nc
Gilt and Mahogany Peir, Msutles and
Looking Glasses.
1vCall and examine, as our stock il
now complete.
deeply. j. PIPER 4 Go.
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BLACKING.-In cases.
> With Brushes, 1t D. Q. MONTAN'S.
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French Window Glass.

PECElVED per ship ORPHAN, "
~ from New York, an assortment Of window
glass: Shy 1910 BY = 10 y 1s-l2 BY -;
10 BY 29-9 By $3.50 By ~. Also, Pittsburg
and for sale sither by the box ov AZ retail, ~,
dec5.y. D. q. MONTAN. church ~.
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~ Congress has past . law to
continue the Land Office at Palmyra.
No., open until lsuch time a., IN the
opinion Of the President, cit may be
discontinued without prejudice to the
public interest. The compensation Of
the Register and Receiver is to be paid
40 IL tue Office had not been closed.
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~ The Rev. j. II. vauoours, for,
merly Of this Parish. has accepted 4
Professorship in Northern Univcr.
sity.
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Gbe @aily Gu'uet,
BATON ROU0E,:APR1L %, 1850.
C'Rcus Tonight IL The 1rst. u
N. n. 6MtRH's 0nkAr AMERICAN
C'Rcus." The fact will b. proclaimed
this evening, BY the music.
~ An account Of the death Of
Alexander TincoBi, In another place
to-day, will be found interesting.

10 The city papers. notice The
'ieath--stt the advanced age Of II years
of Mad. Marianne Celeste Dragon.
mother Of Prof. Alex. Dimity.
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Mike Walsh once said, in the En-
pire State House Of Assembly. that Il
required more brains for man to keep
from being run over IL the streets Of
New York, than il did to discharge
the duties Of q Justice of the peace in
this county.
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CRES14 GR0UND FIou4-
L and 4eAl.-TAe Yoane lneesSe osu.
rsaaiag every ether day. csae1nssS ss1sv.sss
Soar o. 0sol. vualA % veil - sssaFe ~ vHs.k
y frcsa and svsss y psrsaasi.gss
AplS JOSHUA DIAI
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WANTkD.-500 bales COTTON
W Tor which ito value in New Orlean,,
will Be- paid, by 5. N. HART 4 Co '
ap3 Agents Lcuisiana Pen;tent;.rx
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nm DOE. steal pens-assorted Brands, for sals
CUU by J. L, VALET
VISITING ARDS.-A One assortment. Ter
Y sale BY IL. WALLET
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WoLr AND LAMp.--A late Illinois
paper contains the announcement Of
the marriage Of X. w. Wolf to Mary
l.. Lamb. THE Wolf and the Lamb
shall lie down together. and little
child shall lead after while.
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Cooking stoves.
Hnltana, Telegraph, Masonic,
Eagle, MavNower. Eclipse
Meteor, kstter. Premium,
Large and small sizes on hand and for sale low.
ALSO
n1sAss WIRE, ICE PICKS.
Nursery Fire Tenders, Family Gtinhstones,
MANNlLLA MATS, GtN MOuNT1NGs,
Grain Cradles, Bearing Machines,
SMITHS BELLOWS, SHEET IRON.
Counter Scales, Sheet Zinc,
BELL CARN1AGER, COPPER NtvETS,
marl5l at y. 9. niONTAN'S.
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$ptfial Notices.
Lsalslama rsmatew1lerr.


Loaeslana rswlteMtaary.
exscvs1vR oss,ca, BAvos Rovos.
March %, 1853.
CEALEO proposals. will Be received At the rxec.
y et'vs Oace In the city Of BATON Rcuse. until
the arst day q Nay merit, loe supplying me lor.
tsaaA 'snitsnttary with rkEDn bker II eAe m.
ssin9 ewslve moulAs -
nsrss. ROBERT q wICKLITre.
0ovsrnof u Louisiana,
bAsos Rouos AHp Cllsson PlAxE Roam ConpAxy.
March I'D, 1855.
=" &eseaeed, That cal, Of Are per e... ~ ~.
oae.sal .ssee = ssds, payable on ne ia iay
49,. Ins stocshsseers Of the Baton Rouge and CHA.
10. r'sne Road Company, are nost6ed that pav.
nsas o. I'VE per cent Of the capital stsck (ei Is
w , sSss, nas nsea called u. per shs slove
~. ""s payable on The ~ Of June merit. a
~ cesnuas eoo@ pf g. n. Hart 4 O.. Rssen
Aosss: ~ esasr os the Board. 4. 4. DUNN.
sSsssasy. President.
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Ksx 1OU1 RA1oRs IN oRDGR;-Eneraon's
NJ IT 0ls ~ I. Walt
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Corn Il Cob Mill.
TO ARRIVE in a few days direct from
L the mandatory. assorted sizes Of the
celebrated Little Giant" Corn and Cob
Mills, at lap3l LARau,kR Il LANouk's.
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FHENCm ADVERTIsEMENTs.

IN nEsANDE-DANs UNg PAMII.LE BouRGEofsE,
w tie e trancase, fair Ouvrage gem raj de
~ tnn adrester an No sol Atlantic, deuxieme
Il NE PEkSoNNE FRAYCATsE NOUvETf,EMFNT
arrive, desire placer dans une 1,mle CONNIE con,u
.e ~ " tnure ue ioues les chooses necessae dc Ia
nsson. safresser an No. lbs 81 avenue
TINE JErNE PEReoyrr ppIucIrav pTrr mn.
mm a noeee desire rouyer aoe place CONNIE enme
aresser as No, 90 3me rue entire e 5ne :, me
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ss'OIsTTNG.


SPoRTING.-sETTER Doc FOR sAIE-A RARE
- chance for any Southern gentleman. very handsome,
large thoroughly broken setter dog the property Of gentle
man having further for him. Price Gt CSn be
u Smiths No n3 18th street between sh and Sh
THE LARGEST AND CHOICEST BREEDS or DoG3
IN the world for sale and for stock Buffers msnsn ln.
mcnt and hea exfcrnnsor k instant death 70 all vern
nfabe for mango and al Diseases ~ the skin;
~ bottle BUFFERS topography, eents ~ ns
ton. street. Copy the address.
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---~~-~--~--~ yS~-~--.-- -~
nIAMoNDs.-THE TRADE n REsPECrYrlLY IN.
~ formed that ccutinsany snA have
on hand large stock q dsmcod jewelry styles.
Alarg, assortment Of diamonds hAn1 eeeira done -
u reAe D<Amosds bought ~ eaeh
---Aa.Lla 4. nERhAkN CO. tis Brooms street.
TEwKiRY AID DrAM9Nps vERv Low--rHE SUI
scber for the last etghseen In business IN Wal
sfeet selling an descriptions 81 fse gold damrod and a
othtr hds 81 1sveiry 81 wholesale and reeA much
han he usual prices
Ladies bcautul gold cameo ces'c earbunes ard
earrnEs pins and bracelets in bones - % slD % eaeh
Ladies pins, gold eamso, mosaic, pearl
Ladies earrings, roih cameo. moaaic.
pharf carbupcle, Ac............ ~ b0ts Q8 20 paS.
God eusrd chains chstcisne chains fob
chains and rest chains ...... % 90 Sas q s~Nsn
rold wedding rings ............ ~ - m each
Ladies' gold brwrelets ~ In
Plain and chased gold rngs....... TSc 10 III 40 esen
geruemen's a m 3
Garnet opal pearl ether rings 81 ID to ~ 10 each
Pine hinlblee. n I'd
Gold guard seys fob keys and seals ii - 10 IN ~ esrN
Gold pens ARD peneis. .....,a..... ~ % 70 us % ca~h
Gold pencl. ...... ,............ II 90 " ~ al each.
IAxks pcrtemoenses ............. b " 3is o. eacS
Gold crsrsss and necklaces ~ % 10 AZ each
Gold and stone sleeve buttons ard studs ~ ~ tfp
Diamond earrinrs W ~
Cold srmee, scarf pins And silver thmbles VI cts SIS %
-. GEORGE 9 AIfEN. importer
VI watches hnd Jewery, Wholesale and retail No Ii wan
street second door ness broadway up saira
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W. ". MACKENZIE RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCES
W. 10 The ladies and the public generally that his Of
nov5re tlete with for sessan
and invites afeary inspection Of the w BUCHANAN
MACKENZIE ~ and n Canal street, Bran1resh House.
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INTELLIGENCE OFFICES.
4 ooKs, WALTERS, NURSES, sEAMsTREssEs, LAUN.
dresses chambermaids, &c, provided for respectable
families principally town, at the Employment Agency
oflce 80 Broadway, near Grace Church -
g-Fmmcriy Of 90 East IAN st, Union square,
ErRst CLASS SERVANTS FOR THE CITY AND coUH.
Try be obtained al MORRIS COHNERT co. g. 2s7
Broadway 81 Ress also waters coachmen farmers
ktorers &C. At this OF The branch ofce S Greenwich st.
SERvANTs wANIED-AT THE sCoTCH INIELLI.
~ Office Cedar street, Upwards OF thirty
wanted Immediately for superior situations, viz cooks
aundi chaInb ermaids Ac also farm servants No
charr, from females.
NJ AIMED 1NMEDIATELY-AT 7eS BROADWAY ST.
w aopd WATERS barkespeus two clerks two coach
porters and four boys for trades
procured ~ oanducors, bookkeepers lremeu brakemeu
bsggagtnen, drivers and for steamers.
LOUIS KAUFMAN Agent
IA kNTED-fMMEDIATEIy ,sEvERALFyPERIENCED
w servan.s cook waiter girls aud
Rentemens families excellent
ftors ready N such, ri Mannngs agency, W lary
near fuon, Brooklyn Employers patronage srespectiuy
sdcied.
~ ANTFp-aT no. . East BROADWAY, TWO SALEs.
" men Cor dry goods clerk for Office, two porters
hf,e mes for BOYS TO learn trades three
,edNe horses ard carts. Places procured or condW1
ha1tagemen brcakmen coschmcn barkeepers walters &C
GTTIEN A ca
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-02-28
Price Two cents.
Boston A0pertieen1ents.-
NArURALIZATFoN.-IM PoRTANT
NOTICE!

The subscriber respectfully informs the Fors; D.,
ation Of New England that he still attends to The bpsi
ness of preparing first and second papers for those Who
wish to become citizens of the United States on very mod
crate terms, at his old stand. ~
All foreigners residing out of the city Of Boston desir
ing TO procure First of Final Papers Of Naturazstion
must come to Boston, as there is no other in any
town city in Massachusetts lawfully qualified TODD ia
business.
REMEMBER.-Persons wishing First Papers can pro-
cure them any day between the hours of 10 A NJ and
P. NJ Last Papers Fridays only, from 10 o'closk A.
NJ. to / P. NJ.
THOMAS ROWEAN. jus. of Peace,
and the oldest Naturalization Agent in N. England
1873 Federal Street, Boston.
mol amR
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EEMALE ME DTCAL OFFICE.
NO. 81 LEvERETT STREET, BOSTON.

MRS. CASWELL, Female Physician, returns
her sincere thanks to the ladies of Boston, and vicinity
or the liberal patronage bestowed upon her. and hopes
by strict attention to business still receive their gener
GUS support To that class of females who dIke to con-
SUIT one Of the opposite SEX in extreme necessity
she oers as heretofore the nesmable benefit of an eu-
Gated experienced and discreet Female Medical Adviser
From her long experience and practice she is fully pre-
pared to be consulted on all diseases peculiar to her SEX
such as Weakness Suppressons Diseases Of the Lungs
Liver stomach, Kidneys. &c, well as Midwifery Mrs
U will attend ladies in confinement at their residences at
any hour Of the day night In the treatment of the
various diseases, Mrs c. has to think herself Sec
ond to no other regular practitioner and she permitted
to refer those ladies who wish consult her. to other la
dies who have found relief from her SKILL Rooms pro
vided for those who wish to remain during treatment
N B-A Private Lying-in Asylum, of the First Class
for convenience and security is connected with this esab
lishment, and personally superintendent by Mrs. @.
Ladies suffering from Irregularities, from colds and
other causes, especaly attended to.
Medictes carefully put up, sent to all parts Of the
country.
Medical and Surgical aid of the highest respectabilty
has been procured, and those wishing consult Qua Of
the opposite SEX can do so if preferred.
u Advice gratis.
Allletters post paid, promptly attended to-
Remember the number, ID 81 LEVERETT STR EET
janis '56 Nv
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NEW STORE! NEW
oINGER,s sNwING MACHlNNs!-

= " = = - a = A'''
These machines have long suctained the highest repu
taon in the United States. The first prze-a gold med
ahas recently been awarded to them at the great Elk
position at the Palace of Industry in Paris and thus they
have the Worlds verdict of superiority.
Great improvements have Just been added that they
without noise with to the operator double the
speed, that
TWICE as MUCH WORK CAN BE DONE IN A DAY!
The greatest clothing and shoe manufacturing estab-
shments in the country these machines exclusively
They compeen to perform every sort of work in the
most perfect manner.
AS there very great numbers of inferior or entirely
worthless sewing mcchues Of the LeroW Il Blodgett,
Avery, Wilson, Grover Baker aud other patents which
have been sod but be used any advantage we
hereby offer to receive all such machines and also unm-
proved Of manufacture, in exchange for new
and latest improved machines, liberal terms, All old
machines thus ttaned by win be broken up and de.
soyed, For tculars, apply by letter personally at
our New York Office.
N. b. Local Agents wanted TO make sales of our i'm
proved sewing machines. To persons properly qualified
the business, opportunity for profitable and
pleasant employment is offered.
4. Nj. SINGER & CO..
Principal Office 1913 Broadway. n. Y.
BRANCH 0FFtCES.--47 Hanover st. Boston l42
Chestnut st., Philadelphia; 1906 Baltimore st. Bali more;
223 Walnut ST. Cincinnati; 49, St. Charles st. New Or
leansi Goversville, Y. 344 Broad ST., Newark, N.
dl9 d3m
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-02-28
able Mayor and Aldermen Of the
CITY OF WORCESTER,

In BOARD OF ALDERMEN, February 49, 1856.
On the forOgOng Petition, Ordered, That the petition ers
give notice to all persons corporations interested
in the matter of said petition, by publishing a copy Of
said Petition and of this Order thereon six times in the
Daily Spy and Daily TraD7cript Newspapers published in
days before the time Of meeting that the Mayor and Al
dermen will be in session in their in the City Hail.
on WEDNESDAY, the fifth day of March next, at two
O'Clock in the afternoon, at which time and place all in
terested therein who may desire it, will be heard thereon
SAMUEL SMITH, City Clerk
A copy of the Petition and Order thereon.
Attest; SAMUEL SMITH, City Clerk
f20 d6t
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-02-28

To the Honorable Senate, and House of Rep
resentatves OF the Commonwealth Of Massachusetts
in General Court, assembled.
FUNHE undersigned, inhabitants Of the iowa of Sutton
in the County Of Worcester respectfully represent
that their interest and convenience would be very much
advanced by taking from the town of sutton aforesaid
and annexing to the town Of Douglass in said County
that part Of the territory Of the town Of Sutton lying
within and adjoining the territorial lines of School Dis
trics Nos. 49, g. and 4 in said sutton Said three dis
trics couain about six and onequarer square miles of
area and the area Of the town Of Sutton is about thirty
six square miles leaving about twentynine and three
quarters square miles Of territory to the town Of Sutton
The surrounding and bounding lines Of said town of SUIT
ton and Of said three districts together will appear upon
a map Of the herewith exhibited The population
Of the town Of Sutton the first day Of june A. d.
1866 was 2Tl2 The population Of the three districts at
the same time was SIG The valuation Of the estates in
the town Of Sutton the first day OF May, A. D. 1866
was 1887 467 The valuation of the estates lying wi hin
said three School districts at the same time, $209 $685.
Your petitioners would further represent that they have
very little business Intercourse with the central part Of
the town of Sutton that great majority Of them are
subjected 10 great inconvenience in attending Town Meet
inps and performing other town business being obliged
to travel from to miles over very billy roads, generally
In bad condition. whereas very many Of your petitioners
(houd said annexation take place. would have only from
hree to four miles u travel to attend t1wn meetings and
other town business and that over good and permanent
roads generally and that your petitioners have consider
able business transactions with the inhabitants Of Doug
lass more than with any other town adjoining saton,
with suttoniiseli
Whereupon your petitioners pray that the territory in
Guided within the geographical lines Of said three School
Dtrios NAV be taken from said sutton and annexed TO
the town OF Douglass, and as 10 duty bound will
pray. join DAhLlNd and Others
Sutton. February LIST, 1866.
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DroCerleG, 81.

L. II. TEMPLE u co.
Are selling GROCERIES,, at their Store
No. 27 w shingtou Square,
at the prices mentioned in the following list viz
Powdered Sugars at 95c per IL.
Crushed do at DC.
Brown Havana do at SIC
Porto Rico do at &c
Coffee, extra, at &c
Salerse;us at &c.
Cream Tartar ct CSC
Baisins, (new FRUIT at l6c
Black Tea. (dne favor at sic
Moolsses at SIC per gallon.
Burning Fluid al SIC. per gallon.
And all other kinds Of Groceries equally low. Spices in
packages to suit, at wholesale prices All Goods men
TONED above are of the Best @ uaI5ty.
Goods delivered to any part of the city.
Remember the Place, 81 Washington
MS Square, Worcester. DIFF
FE7HE BEST FLOUR.-Another lot Of so bbls
4 Quincy Flour, received this day and for sale by
VIM 0. SWEET q CO.,
d32 diff 1856 Ma
EB E-OPENED NEW STORE! NEW
1@ GOODS
P. H0LBR00K & CO., have re opened their Grocery
Establishment, in Bowen's Block No. 2I3 Main streettwo
stores north of the or place Of busness where they
prepared to wait up0 heir friends and former patrons
We have just received from The diferen markets, a
fresh assortment of choice groceries, with which intend
to DO constantly supplied, and will furnish them delivered
in any part of the city favorable as the same
quality of goods be found at any place in Worcester
P. H0LBR0OK & CO..
jy11 diff 248 Main Stree,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-02-28
THE WORCESTER SPY.
Printed and Published by JoHs MILToA EARLE, Il
rHoNAs DREW a. No. 212 Main Street. Worcester Mass.


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opes two cents each Ekea paid strictly in ADVANCE,
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eduction if paid quarterly or half yearly in advance
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quarter On the Weekly in Worcester County, nothing,
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