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New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-18

SECULAR ACCIDENT a liele boy named Thsns.
Gnr tad two toes Of hs ish foot cut oetsy o. h, -
f,lss of a eAe o from he 4. ov,-
Cccurfei.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-18
BROOKL wv ITEMS.

BRo0KLys CRY MORTALITY DR.. NJ. Wendell tho
Health Oficer, gives the following the report Of
deaths in this city during the week ending Aug 10:
MsIes 50 Miners ................'
FtLe.es .ss.ss IN
The principal diseases were: Consumption, i''
Cholera lnfanium and M6rasmus, II each; Dysentery'
g. Cony ulsions aod Iiydroco phalus, each' Dia'o"
ard pal-y. 4 each; IDAamnaton Lungs, 81 Bilious
Fever, Bilious Congo stivc Fever, Bilious 1yPhu' re-
yer ard Yellow Fever EACH
The city con.inues healthy, there beng TWO Ice
deaths than the previous week.
Tpr BeARD oy uEALrH.-T This oody s DONG eVcIy-
thrg possible to prevent tue Introduction oi coz
tss ous diseases Ito the city, ana 70 arcerlau ta'
r. ,. 1Ie.e s5. c. eetsu ,ta rSon. Of re Eighth Ward
,ticwspuet They are surPyipg tuhaer. 20 take e.re
" Icy rt,sors IT, t.css 'ccsi'i's. ana sre trs1SS
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-18

AL-Ip. v Barr of Nsw.York, one Of the seSe
rebiSNx in tho ie.d for fr- DaytoA. Ia ne~
tuu piIg m Sew-Je sey aud Psnnsylvapla-
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-18

RrPUBIIc.Ns ~ IIOBoKFS.-A meeting of tb
Feaout a. Dayton Crb of Hoboken h@,d at iisrnp'
Hall FRIDAY evening The ub wss pernanen,J esssn
z.d and fi, usnss added to the list u. IL Hussaa
10 Ptesident Of the Club.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-18

FpTNONr ,vp DAYTON CrrB.-The Bergen Clad
met Al the School house 10 Bergen Thursday md
were addressed by Mes. DevefesuS s. Ransom. and ass
Gi clIst, u.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-18
Rtrr.--A Young ma,

CHARGE OF ATTEMPT AT RArr.--A young NAV
Iam,d Hodophus Csr.e,on wes yesterday brought befJe
violate the psro OF M-s Rebscoa f. Demby residing al NJ
$50 ghth Avenue. The accuied was held to bail in -i 70
n the charge.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-18

tfor.'i II ab,'' q bcer, ~ 6tt e rLr Il Cali
or"k.ft tH sn o'nr- r'tI'g. "ol s-Tc wto'6
rfTn' 'b"'m- ~ amp.l ,etsy csrori! i,sp-cti'n.
n IN r., hP''t l'np-fos sid Ctt's p;t = playful
l~'" III 10 tag s.I,c.st Cs.io every af4fUoon from
'he Ler|,aor end .young iihS.oo1osn'ancc. Ec,-
r"mioa. p opie - pursut Of rrc-i deal Of smGse-
n.st 'or vt-. h:,c Uony W! Do VEL 70 ,al st tbs
Mu.,fu
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-18

VERDICT WITHOUT TItwtsO Ira BoDT.-CsrS
IsS Rod ts-i-d sNsn Srunt Ss'cftAV
tfti 70 sot 81 in9ur- the bo5' ~ ios, kd.rds 80
olra si,I a. ILL e's ofsr day. r-po-t tsst ts ss
yot fs'ef MY w-s lrr p-oe.sd bat thsJ deosA ~
w re eofy Tte corOte, cornr "a to exs as az No
- &C c-c~s re over Ou 81 the fee. sv
ssHic' sne r"trs a. h. hcdy p-oIen eytsres Of rask
eso Ih1 ,y Noush' In Tsrc<, that dec-.set ksk Al 4 q
essravafoc sfr lever IL b, tlAt
t,rna sna eon1,.s s e..s of vsieh b. csd
light. hsyinS hal mecies ss.ls,.ncs she,,y.r "
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-18

,yrr- arrangement ir'ie IN promote ,he intcr tha
r,c.J er'y of those srburtun villages v'iob ut 90 d.
i'm. DAY. must become part Of THE great msttopoli.
m se.irg ofcit.1oLa Of tho Eighth Ward, Bi ooklyo
WIS he'd q, A.'hGics Hal On Friday, 20 take
into consideration tho sckHess prevailing among tue
rrr. population in the lower part Of the Ward and on
The -hor- below opposite TIE Quarantine, and to de-
vie mcaus 10 prevent i's eztersiou into the d.nscy
n,ruls.ed parts Of the Ward. A Committee Of five
vf-e nppo nted 70 oopfer with the Board Of Health
md scott such other measures a. may be deemed re-
or..i,e. The Committee are The Hon. Henry C.
Mu,pby. DR. Wm II. Williams. E1-Ad WyrkoF
+, Aid. Wilson. end J. c. Jones, esq
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-18

CHARGE OF FNsE PREIEScEs.-A man named
Smith Philips yesterday sed chsrgs with having by
s. ad aud petences defraIded ME john Ole do OF
Columbia Y Of sOoas 20 the vano or + tie
ke bef Justice DGyidon and held t. bsA ~ Fioo 70
sLora
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-18

VT. The r. iorias nD-c'f. c3mp.lrt3 OF -. Toe
ry.stera,s6 Ot'-p noc cu-noos ar ss Nr Fs,
vas having y, horee 'bo'e 10 eeodenen ssssult.t
him. ard Timmol- plunged dSgscr ts,c" iotp hi.
br, a-t and aide. One oi .ae wOuads loiioted
sight In, the other beng Just boioT the hesTt, snd
d enetrs,uc near the seventh nb is Highly daagerou.
Tho eurord man was taken into the house and at
tended Is hyscisn, bat it is esrOd thai the inter
nal Aernorrhage WI, carsc his death. hhcr commit
ting tbe !ou, ac, bo two went to police oih"eT
and en.ered a compliant against their victim after
which they kept out of ;ho way, but yesterday ater
noon wee a,rsted b. Sergeant Smith Of the t''th
wsrd Police, and held by justice Welsh to await
examination
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-18

SrrTo,fp FATAL STAtEISG AIFth.-BetNeen
/ and Two O'Clock Yesterday morning, difficulty oc.
c,red in the lager beer cellar OF Charles Fumer, No.
u Chry.,ie street: between Peter Roisler end Henry
Stelckler, Germans, who bal been playing cards for
drinks Re-lcr being the loscr felt iratcd sad used
insulting language 70 his opponent, who pushed INN
to- ard the door Reiser then seized lTsc cheese
knife ard with it stabbed his enemy in the back and
1t side, ilGcting wounds which, il IL thought, Will
prove fatal Several bystanders Immediately inter
ferd and beat Reizler, but b. managed t, get away
from them and f,d into the street., where he was az
rested by Officer ki5g of the Tenth Ward Police, ana
locked up in tie Stat.on-IIou5e. The wounded man
was attended BY q ply Jsicao, and anecward went 70
lis residence, No. % Christie street, where beiog
thought Yesterday to be in imminent peril OF his lie,
Coroner Gamble wns summoned to take hs ante NOR
ten examination. Jury was mpaneied, inc!
made the following stat meLt under oath;
Abou. 10 O'cl,ck list night, | wen, to tr. u,
mer saloJD, AMI there met tle pu~onci, VINO Gs"e'
ne 10 play game ol cards WIKI han FOR some id5e'
beer: | sat DOWN and plsved until he had lost hVe
g'a-ses hI- iluck rne le hn iitlbe and he relr'cd
10 pay for the beer; hut when tod hlm th u II ma
be- TIE loser woold have pad, DE- "onstLci 10 pay
for II, but said 10 e, If yOl tcd lost the zee, you
could make II 10 ny chea'ihG tho public; J. tod n'i
that cld not Ike sucL talk be then sad, Ih&t "Asn
ny wife lost ~ and his wife found It ana returnea
& her, he never even Thanked hol Tor IL ne IN M
Dued 70 king IL tb strain for somo tine, ohl hE.y
tolo tm tina, il he did rot stop woud strike num-
end with this showed tin towar the door the iaue
lor Ut th- time cutting some ham with tue kaiie
now shown, ard hoyrg laid Ii upon the coIheeI' 'po
P'i-oner licked il up and sabbed me IN the pacA ~
Vhs then surrounded by those in the saloon, oGI
esoaped from them L walked around 10 tho do;tot
a. No. II BsyGrd street, and thence hone natc
known tie p, for y-aT, buI never nHH any o''
iiculiy with him until last d sh,.
~ the close Of The examination Tie prisoner va,
oonnnittt d 10 the To:nbs. HIS brother, ChN'' ani
several Others WHO witnessed the stabbn- were ne''
70 bail to sppesr witnesses. Both pattfs reside ~
No. % Cnrysto street, wie!e Steick" keeps
grocery.
1loHE SIAIBIsG.-Au nfrey took Pa'e, Oh o"'ut'
day at the boarding house No. 33i Grceo~icn 7Of''
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-18

NrwsYArIK CHASor -The albany STATE Register,
,vno and materials have been removed 10 New York.
,pd i supposed they viii be u-ed to star an afternoon
nsoer in the interest Of George Law for Governor
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-18

CApTrPE or BrRGLArs John Miller and John
Herman were arrested or breaking the oil OF Mr. Wm
W Bew,er No a Old .p' snd oslits thetorom tTun'
ery Al part Of it, but ssd uey had go by means
of key which had been left in the eoor Justice Brennan
Il ckeG uem
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-18

DrcTtIr'. S-E-SApfRs NV OrIrA Urr,T.-
Tbc Buchh, h.Ittsdrrs have, during the pact two
orts. eteocd efocous haV on the rear Of the Lt
Mo- 57c snc - B-csdwa!. Tic building fronts on
heioer -.rctt I'D hes spacious entrance on Broad
way at No "a. T. Is ovJT two stori,s IN height fly
ETse ct woe and s,vcA;y fet deep In addition 70
.bs senl ot ,5t fist 1oor spacious gallery las been
,rtctd, eI,toc % eround the hail to within twenty
tet O. ID. proscsumn on oithcr sdo, and it is oacuN VI
d tts - house viii comfortably Aoat seventeen hun.
cred p';cons The stage. with it, appointments sini-
sr & tIos, = thcs, s thirty feet deep and twenty
* fset VIDE al tho pnfc mum. The ceiling and
walls finely .,tsco,d. giving TO The house, when
'stCd. -icn appearance. 10 tde construction f the
III. the ettt, ef ventilation las not been overlooked
@, = addt.oa to openings il Tho upper part Of the
Lose sevtra vincows have been left on the front and
raa- Dung tAc winte- season the house will be
heated by large furnaces in the basement The com
psa1's dre-srg rooms e,e under the stage. In the
wen. of fire. - other panic being created, thero is
.mu,e meaas Of egrtss Besides the front doorway a
r;ca Ill hls bon left the stage, leading from
TIE o-cbcst-n 10 Mercer street. The house will be
tghts b. cLandsir rs around the gallery. The build
i,s vii Ia completed by the s5th Of this month and
vii coz: between $4,000 ard alS,oo0. The compa.
oy oumbeIs Seventeen performers and the orchestra
we've.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-18

NoE slAllIso.-Au aiircy took pla'e, on sStur-
day at the boarding house No. 3'i dreeo"ou e'io'''
IL which NJ. Geo Haig one Of toe b'"'a"s' "a'
Dangerously stabbed 1t appears taG' tuc n's''
t.!oe, tUO other g, nieuon VITO were poti"'' =, INC
bouse. Mr. Tmmors and Mr.. OTbr. mace G. osaei"'
he tcse In their room end much disturbed Dir. a:s.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-18

CHARGE OF BCRGLARy.--,james McCue, a butcher
wes srre.e charged wi breaking into she liquor
u Walsh No. if3 First avenue and sedrg cigars
OH ey articles lie caught in the store, end Justice BreI
nan committed HIM Cor tiisl
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-18
A Rcp.blicsn Mass Meeting will be held in Jerse1

A Rcpthlcsn Mass Meeting will be held IN Jefrer
City t6e :Gh p.- s2p At which the Goa SSras- %
Nye .d Culver of fNewYoik Penll e'eu, ueorse D.
Bfswn al W Whelpey of fNew.Je'sey. will % PreseLt
mass meeting OF the supporter. Of Fiemost
ara Dry'cr eld Misore New Jers.y on ts~ i9ss
int At o'clock The sreai,rs will be the Hon ha Vss
Dyts OF N.w.Runswck, the Hon. George II Bpwa
somer,c Nye New York ant Jatse Cui7eF OF bfoo&
Ign, n !.
A Fremont and DAYTON Club was fn1ned a, Newtoa.
Sussx County on Mor Jag eyeIns si Mop, " LofSassup.
esq presided With BelJ Van CGmpen Wee Pros'dent.
wslhm D,ske Al. xauder ". shafer secrsstes TIE
whom have heretofore eotod with whss
sty the Dpoc, atc party bnt which 'hese peron. s
cou cej hss been perverted g. be ile mere nsfVm7h'W
sleve.eAtendilg oiseichy
A Ere mont Club was formed az Woodbury. op Moe.
day eteirs aLd sd'rcssed ~ Isaac Roess. as soa
Nsl Dixie OF Woodbury. showed the tVi ~'he
resur Fremont, Ia Fillmore fV ouooaosn, q v,, -
cf the chip follows Fremont aSi fhino's' ''
1chaT an, Jo
AFenout Club was formed ~ Plsipiield last week.
viii the fooz'na cBc,s: President. Oliver KunJon vioc
,or Core pot ding Secretary TTrsh d. Vail Treasurer. A.
| Tfs 9th.
| FRI mont ard Dsyton Clubs have been formed a
Mnsore with Ernestus Sch-Ick President aud Of Soes
Vile with James Tsylcr a President.
Amo.ting was b. ID at Little Falls on Monday eyeo
ps ,c sadfesSd by Messr, Shors sno A. b. woodruff
bei alf Of Fremont. s6d BY Mr B.be rS for FILLMORE
A Fremont Cub has been formed at Dover, W
the folewng officers; President EPhram lAndSsyt We
Presi5eit. Ess Mnlen John l. Csi.ti. VIM Y"ss sna
~, J. r Rar doIpb r TIeasuror, SID ey Br.e'e.
Rfpub cab me- citing was hold ut Burlington On The
9TH inst u. 6ummtre esq presided snf made sn s~s
n Republicans OF Bloomfield Friday evesing
orgaui1co or pas rrsu ont and Day on cob D.
onI kin e'q OF Newek addressed ths audience 10 mosi
able sId ca ctiye speech The meens was vey Oss
ot es they neYos saw such uAbounded eh'au'~a u
Bloomfield.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-18

e,,,v urccalhors,y neAs--o - Preytot uie sus,t
q ,4e disees. VII i1is WOW. guard ~ to.ioe bss
lie. pia0c 81 Ttiry or. o,stt " prohibit psrsoa
G mig L. va Pai.oL ~ .ood sloDs mo ~sts's
,cgr 70 p', vrnt rsg pckers Iom GsEng up Hs
beGlu z cast tom vp-s g.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-18

CAPTURE OF YorSG BrRCL,Hs.-Michael Dennis,
Daniel Sullivan Pstck Shehan, all Irish boys. were ar
ested b1 Officers scc and Wells OF the teenth
ard Police house h. corner Of Blocker 81! 81 Ivan
Scott while passing ne premises, sceideta saw the boys IA
building svir procured assistance he catered N Ald
upd them secreed betwe the roof and partition wall
They aiken before Justice Ds dsOn and locked for
minatiou.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-18

CHARGT or BGANI .-Andreas Fischer, II German,
vss brought before Justice Brennan 10 charge OF big
any prefered by Anns Reccr of No 22 Second 10
tor he married the 18th u The complain ant made
out pretty clear case she produced two other female, to
whom he tad pievou-y been ed who la Cont
"a COZ g-anlai him upon tie prospect of speedy justice beng
dealt cut to him. Te held for further examination
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-18

KILLED ~ F,LL.-Coronor Perry held au nques
on Saturday uton the bOfy of dws7l Duumend coore
M fit, otr years Of age who accidentally fell Of a pile
lua Der IN tho ard Of Nr. Duyee, Cher street. ,ni
i1startl, killed Verdict, Accidental death"
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-18

DROwsEp.-A boy. fifteen years Of age accidentally
f, overheard from Of The Hamilton Ferry boats On fneay
pstt and drowned He sttrg the rail- with h.
ess hopgns ouds when Of the boat caused him to tal
overheard. He scoleoa player. Bedy Lot ecoSecd
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-18

ForED IyJrRED.-John Mcclure, boiler maker
resobg No s5J Grand found yestefdsy mornin
Iy li-rshe in Monroe street Grscd, with terrible
ON De eyed 10 ding store AMI there
By DR. Kinbacs who expressed tears that he coud
vas hced BY rowd, could not be ssceaned % the maa
,tiI insens ib.e.
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Where you purchase beautiful FALL BONNET,
neatly trimmed in the latest STYLE from 81 so to $3.50.
Dressed off CAPS from 80 cents each.
HEAD.DREssEs every style, from rs cents each.
Muslin and Cambria COLLARS, from 20 cents each,
Hamilton and Transfer Lace Collars from IS cts. each.
SLEEVES, every style, from 25 cents pair.
Sets of Collars and Sleeves, from 40 cents set.
Fdglngs and Insertings from cents yard.
splendid lot of Muslin and Cambria Collars, Just
received. We will clear them out at 81 80 to So, well
worth from 81 to S..
Embroidered Hanlkerchiefs from Is cents each
Pure Linen Handkerchefs, first class goods from cts
TO rs cents
Pure Lawn Handkerchief FIRST class goods zoo to 76c.
Scotch Lawn Goods, from cents to rs cents
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C Lo v II $.

Ladies' Thread Gloves cents pair.
Ladies' Thread Gloves silk tops, l2l and Is cents pair
Ladies' superior Thread Gloves from II cents TO rs c
Ladies' Kid Gloves, from 37t cents pair.
Ladies' French Kid Gloves, from 02l cents pair.
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WHITE GOODS.

Muulns, oambrics, Linens BrllAnts, &C., SC, at very
low prices.
An article OF pure Irish Linen at 81 cents yard.
Black Velvet Ribbons, from 37i eents piece.
MORE Antique Trimmings at every price
A full and large assortment Of "smal Wares" very
cheap.
MACKENZIE. PRATT. q 90.
PRoPRuTops
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ladies' White and Brown Hose, 8, 8, and 10 cents.
Ladies' Hose every COLOR English goods, l2I cents pr
Mems Socks every color heavy English goods from l2tc
childrens Hose every size and color from cents pair
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MACKENZIE, PRATT, & co.,
NO. Sc MAIN STREET,

Lay out your money to advantage and the place do
this, is at the "Branch,"
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BLANKETS! BT,ANKETsI
10 cases Blankets, best manufacture.

HOUSE FURNISHING GO0ns
splendid assortment of Curtain Damask,
PAINTED CURTAINS & FTxTTJRFS
And all kinds of goods usually found in this department.
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TERMS OF PUBLICATION.
DAILY PAPER.-Fve dollars per year $3.50 Tor siK
nonthsj rs for three months; 10 cents per week. single
opies two cents each EYeH paid strictly IN Gd0a7tcs,
deduction Of 81 year viii be made, and proPoFonate
eduction if paid quarterly half yearly in advance.
WsEKLY PAPER.-Prioe two dollars year, 81 for six
ADVANCE 81 rs cts year; single copies cents each
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TUESDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER
Notifies.


@ II s 3 RI . 8, -
NO: ~ Hawthorn Street. ....Naw BEDroRD, MASS
ANTHONY Il MGALFEE Fr0pristoFs. offer for selac-
non, fair grown stock Of 10000 Standard Pear Trees
Two to nVe years from the bud which unequaied for
name Also
Dwarf Pear Trees three to Eve years in a bea,ing
state Also, Apple Cherry. Peach Plum and Ap .cot
Trees Ounce, Carraut. Gooseberry, and Raspberry
bushes Grape Vines. Bhubarb and Asparagus Roots
climbing ana hardy Perpetual Rose Bushes, choice
shrubbery, &c., sc.
large stock Of Norway Spruce Arbor Vi,e and other
Evergreens. Also
Deeduous, 0RNA MENTAL TREES, suitable for streets
lawns, and cemsteriesi Hedge Plants, Box Edgng and
an other Trees, Plants, Vines &c usually found in
well stocked Nursery.
ofdeIs' lroLl persons whose pecunlary responsibilities
are not uy known to the propretor be accompanied
with Draft, cash. or a satisfactory reference.
Letters OF inquiry promptly answered. and should en-
close postage stamp. Catalogues sent gratis on en-
closing one cent stamp. II all orders promptly exc
cued and PACKED for safe transportation 10 any part of
the United States, Canada Europe. II alllne orders
we send only such varieties ordered if any are
oencent we do not substitute except Otherwise instruct
ed ~hen the selection is left 10 whole or in part with
as, none but the best varieties will be sent
The usual discount to the trade. Prices low Please
examine our stock and make your own selection.
New Bedford Get 8, 1856. diff
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MACHINE CARD CLOTHING
I'VE AID
KRRLE .lREEaalEfGHcEOH.M.

ABSGG OEAGbHetGA GtCB0f'ys
Having by far the extensive and perfect machine
card mandatory the country, prepared to
ecue orders with great facility, promptness, and superb
GRITTY
In variety and quality challenge the competition Of
the world. Az our autecedents from the pioneer Samuel
Slater to the best and wooden manufacturers this
day, sustain us In this position.
Diplomas and medals from all pats Of the United
States, and from the London Crystal Palace, testify to
the superiority Of our productions.
The laoor and expense that we have devoted 10 the
perfection of this article, so important to the cloth
uiacturers, hope will merit continuation Of their lib
era patronage.
We also manufacture
Oak Tanned Leather BeItimg,
or the very best quality, and keep constantly hand
large assortment Of all sizes.
T. X. EARLE a. CO.,
EDWARD EARLE, Grafton Street
Tx. EARLE. my27 afr
HI EYS-KEYS!--J.D d. RAwsoN has on hand a
IN large assortment Of Door, Trunk, and Yahse
Keys, which he will &c to order at short notice.
Also, on hand good ASSOC tment Of TRUSTS Yaiis,s.
and Carpet Bags, for sale Wholesale and retail Of No.
233 Main street, up stairs. dom %
WNYICKING.-- Another lot Of that superior WicF
w this day received, for sale BY the bale
u. GRIFFIN 90.
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THOs. A GREENE, sec'y.
Westborolgh Oct. II, 1855. DIFF

H4SIRE IESURANCE.-TheM Mechanics Mutn
Fire insurance Co, of Worcester, hereby give notice
that the Directors Of said Company have by vote deter
mined to DIVIDE the property insured by them, into two
classes, viz the Manufacturers and the Mechanical
oiass, which takes effect from this date One million dol
lars having been previously subscribed to he insured iu
that class the same terms as other Mutual Offices
ton and Wogen Mills, having the following characters.
tics viz built of brick or sone heated by steam having
constant watch, good iorce pump expressly for ex-
tinguishing fires, and the picker out Of the main mill OF
in the mill, in fire proof room. They also insure in
the Mechanics Glass, dwelling houses farm barns stores
stocks Of goods machine shops, aad mechanics property
generally, excepting Shaving risks" and such as IL
termed ''extra hazardous"
DIRBCFoRs.- Henry a Denny, Worcester Geo Black.
burn Boston Esek Saunders, Grafton; Alonzo White
Leicester; R. S. Denny, Clappyie Geo II Rice, Wor
cester VIM B. Fox, Jr., Worcester Dwight Foster
Worcester Daniel Tainter Worcester; Samuel L. Hodg
es, Leicester. HENRY A. DgYgy Pres,t
Nm. S. Denny, sec'y.
Worcester. Sept. 10, 1855. ar
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RIBBONS AND TRIMMING GOODS.
We have large assortment of Ribbons and ORES,
Trimmings of every kind, on second floor.
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Our WOODEN DEPARTMENT. is well stocked with
ooths' CassimereS and Doeskins, for mems and boyu
wear.
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Anttiotrs,

d. GREAT SALE or vALUABLE
EsiI5 REAL ESTATE IN LEICESTER viii be sold
-Azsasw without reserve, to the highest bidder, on
WEDNESDAY, the FIN day Of NoUem5er n eat.
that well known Farm formerly owned by COL JOSEPH
SARGENT. The Farm contains about
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@-Purcl"sers will and it foe their advantage to OK
anime our stock pes're purchasing elsewhere.
Worcester, Sept 9 iSoU
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THE WORCESTER SPY.

Printed and Published by JOIN MuToE EARLE,
H9MAs DREW at No. 80 Main Street, Worcester, Mast
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WoRCEsTER GYMNASIUM BRANCH

PROF. 4. AOLINEAUX returns his thanks to the
citizens Of Worcester for their past patronage ard bop
to receive the continuance of the He has opened
rooms IN the Rear Of L. D. (SotscGard7a Store
on Main ST., b tier known as the old "Mas9nc Hall,
where he is taking Subscribers reduced prices go
per year. and WILDE happy accommodate all who NAV
favor him with their patronage
N. B. The Book is open for subscribers Madam
Virginia Moneaux viii be in attendance to waituDon The
ladies' OLA 5+f =
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FayO CHE PUBLIC.-rhe undersigned, having
sold their stock Of Furniture to Messrs Il. G. PAR
TblDHE Co, take this to return thanks to
their numerous customers for their liberal patronage and
recommend their successor every way worthy of their
patronage
We have also disposed Of the exclusive right Of sale for
Worcester County Of Foote'S Patent Improved Spring
Bottoms for Bedsteads to Messrs E. g. Partridge Co.,
who are the only persons auhozed to sell apply them
in this county, and all persons cautioned against sell
ing purchasing said Spring Bottom Of any other par
ties, as all infHngements will be prosecuted to the full
extent Of the law. SPBAGUE q PHELPS.
ais diff
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Gloves and Hosiery.
Bajou's best quality KID GLOVES.
Ladies' Kid Made Silk Gloves.
Ladies' Kid made Cashmere Gloves
Gents Kid, Silk aud Cashmere Gloves
Ladies' and Gents' German and English HOSE.
Ladies' and Gents Meriuo and Lambs Wool Rose.
Ladies' and Gents Black and Pearl Silk Hose
Misses and Boys Cotton, Merino and Cashmere Hose
Boys Cotton, Merno, and Cashmere Half Hoae.
Ladies' and Gents Merino Lambs Wool, and cash.
mere Vests.
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NNTICKING.--An Another lot Of that superior WICK
w this day received, for sale BY the bale
II. GRIFFIN q 90.