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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-05-01

ECE! ICE! ICE Those wishing to be sup
IL piled with Ice will be accommodated by applying at
the Office, No. IA 1 Main Street, over the Quin.
saamond Bank leaving orders with the drivers. Also
at the following places:
Lyman Dury's Nos. 81 and So Front Erect.
Belcher * elowelps, City Hall.
Ellis Flagg's Park Street
The for supplying Ice for 1855 areor 5000 lbs
and UNDER rs cents per 100 pounds 5000 10000 lbs
20 cents per 100 poundsi all over 10000 pounds, one
shilling per 100 pounds.
The above prices for In order to prevent de-
tention, It will be expected that the retgerators and
water will be ready.
NJ Refrigerators for sale at the ONCE. Office hours
from o to 10 A. NJ, and from 2 to o'clock NJ.
apps dtf WALKER 4 SWEET5ER.
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BY BRoDHEAD s CO., AuctiOneers S Commission Mer

by bhODdEAD w., Aucuoneers q Commission Mer
chants,
AUCTION Rooms So and 55..Tremont Street.
INTENSIVE SALE OF SUPERB CARVED
H. OAK, BLACK WALNUT, AND ROSEWOOD FUR
NTURE manufactured by and under the supervision of
Mons. ELIAEss, Of Paris, being OF the value Of $250OO
On Tuesday s. "wednesday. May s. Z,
At 10 O'Clock each day. upon the premises Of Wssrs j.
G. BLAKE Il Co.. Nos. IL to "a Cornhill, (entrance
first door from Washington Street, the large and
superb stock Of Parlor, Dining Room, Ii
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by AUGUSTUS Il. PECK. Auctioneer.
EpEMOVAL.-TAE AUCTION SALE OF
"a NKRUPT SToc Kt!
OF Ready Made Clothing, Cloths, Cassimeres,
Doeskins, Vestings, Tailors' Trimmings,
and Gents Furnishing Goods,
is REMOVED TO No. 1853 Main Street, I'd do r
north of the Post Office, commencing THIS wednesday,
EVENING, April 3d. and continuing through the week,
will be sold, lot of READY.MADE CLOTHING and
Gents Furnishing Goods consisting in part Of the fol-
lowing, viz;
BLACK, BLUE, and BROWN FRocKs anil SACKS,
FANCY D0ESKIN PANTS BLACK DOESKIN PANTS,
Satinet do VESTS in great variety Of styles pat
terms, White and Fancy Shirts, Bosoms aud Collars
Crayats, Neck Ties, Handkerche, Gloves, Undershirts
and Drawers ana variety Of goods usually kept in
retail store of the kind.
1t being stock recently purchased at Sher67s Sale
for CASH
The undersigned being determined to dispose of the
above stock in the shortest possible time viii now it
at auction and at pruae SALE in lots suit purchasers.
Persons wishing any Of the above named goods will find
this chance seldom met with, goods viii be offered at
prices that cannot fail to suit the economical pur
chaser.
Now your time. Don't let this chance slip by for
you can save more than 30 per cent by purchasing this
sale.
Persons wishing to purchase to sell again, will do well
to examine this stock credit will be given for sums
Of one hundred dollars and upwards, on good notes.
Goods at private sale during the day.
JOHN WARDEN.
Worcester, April g. 1856. dtF
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Consisting Of splendidiy carved Rosewood and Black
Walnut Etageres; Drawing Room Suites richly carved
consisting of Sofas Tetea Tees Easy Chairs Votaire
do, Rocking, Sewing, and Stuffed Back do, 0ttomans
Lounges, etc., of the most elegant and elaborate designs
Centre, Pier and Console Tables with costly shaped tops
OF Egyptian Yellow Of SIENNA sauary varied and broc
atelle Marble, Ladies' Work and Fsncy Tables and in
short, every description Of costly and elegant Drawing
Room Furniture Also, superb sideboards. Oak, Black
match; handsome Bookcases, in every variety Of STYLE
with and without WINGS with Secreaire and other ttngs
Elegant Chamber Suites, consisting OF French Bedsteads
Dressing Bureaus with heavy French plate Mirrors, Wash
Stands Toilet Tables and Chairs match, Superb Ward
robes, with brilliant plate glass doors.
Also large variety Of costly Pier and Mante Classes
of the best French plate, Enameed Cottage Suites with
large and varied assortment Of Elegant Furniture ev-
cry description. for full particulars Of which We refer 10
the Boston daily papers.
Messrs. BLAKE Co have determined to sell the above
stock unreservedy at auction In order make room for
other descriptions Of Cabinet and Upholstery stock An
future orders for Mons Eaers' work. will be executed
from designs Of his own preparation. APPS dtmy7
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lUurrts.
Ws SEE FIRST PAGE.

wSEB FIRST PAGE.
GITUATION WANTED-h store, in, or
- Worcester, by active, industrious boy, six
teen years Of age Has had but little experience, but is
good penman and can bring COOL refere for ability
and character Any one wishing the services Of such
boy, will please address i. Y. SMITH,
apo d2w whiIinsylle Mass.
ElOY WANTED.-At HENRY o. cLARK's
y Hosiery, Glove, and Embroidery Store One whose
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RBRINTED LAWNS AND MUsLINs.

n
we are now receiving and opening go7d assortment
OF Printed Lawns ami Muslins, varying price from Ct
to Que the yard Some good styles and fast colors selling
for 12ic.
we have some new and choice patterns of French Jac
onet Muslins and Organizes, of splendid quality ind
handsome designs, which ling at unusually low
prices.
Call early to get good bargarl.
apis d3v&w4w BIZ HARDoN 4 Co
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BY E. w. VAIL, Auctioneer.
90 HOUSE AND BARN. AND TWO ACRES
Ei;;; OF LAND, AND PERSONAL PROPERTY
ha!iA IT AUCTIONl
By E. w. VAIL, Auctioneer.

49, PEREMTORY SALE.
W9i,;I VALUABLE HOUSE AT AUCTION!!
ILL., No. Everett 81.
EDN 8 D AY, May Z, at 10 O'Clock.
f. W. Vail will SELL the premises at the time above
mentioned this valuable House and Lot now owned and
recently occupied by JOSEPH WALKER containing thir
teen thoroughly finished and handsomely papered
and painted, with marble mantles, &C., &c. The House
is supplied with both kinds CT water above and below
with other convenences not enumerated Adjoining the
same good Barn. with accommodations for two horses
The Lot contains about 5000 squase feet Of elevated land
commanding fine view of the southwest part of the
city. Upon the sime is choice assortment Of Fruit
Trees, Grape Vines, Shrubbery, &C., &C. Immediately
after the above will be DID Pew 10 the Centia Church.
on the south side of the south aisle.
The above property will be sold without to the
highest bidder, bring what it may For further parcu
lars inquire of the auconeer Office $50 Main opposite
the Post Office. f. w. VAIL
ap30 dts
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Drn GOODS.
FL n d ESS GOOD
We are now prepared to show to our customers large
and handsome assortment Of


SPRING DRESS GOODS !
Direct from the manufacturers and in the newest pat
terms
Ihese goods have been bou hit auction and forced
private sales, and assure all who are Intending
purchasing that they will he sold at lower prices than
can be found at any other place. Our assortment con-
tans:
FLOUNCED BARREGE ROBES,
FIG'D FLOUNCED BARRRGE ROBES.
STRIP'D FLOUNCRD do. do.
PLAINFLOUNCED do. do.
PARIS PRINTED BARREGES,
RICH PLAID BARREGES,
PLAIN do.
RICH SATIN PLAID BARREGRS,
RICH SILK TISSUES,
PARIS PRINTED CHALLYS,
HANDSOME STRIPED do.
CANTON SILKS, an extra quality,
RICH STRIPED VALENCIAS,
RICH PLAID do.
FRENCH ORGANDI ROBES,
FLOUNCED MUSLIN do.
STRIPED s PLAID POPLIN, new article,
FRENCH PRINTS, light and plain colors,
ENGLISH GINGHAl[S, &c &c.
We invite the attention of purchasers to our assert
men feeling fully confident that we csngive them bar
gains that cannot be beat. b. HARDoN 4 co.
apI4 d3wSw4w
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SIXTH,

The performances of the magnificent horse FIRE Fly rode
10 the Grand Manage Act by
MRS. G. l.. NIXON,
Illustrating in series of beautiful eats of Equition,
Model. School Of Lady EquestriaHtsm in the Saddle.
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LOCAL NE w 8.

MISS PYsEs BENKFr-This evening" the last of the op-
Miss Pyne takes her benefit and we feel quite sure
that there will be such attendance of her enthusiastic
admirers in this city will fully test the audenoe-capa-
city of the National The charming opera of La File du
Regiment has been selected for the occasouthe fair ben
ecaire of course appearing in the everfresh and
piquan part of Marie She will be supported by Mr. Har-
rson and the whole strength of the company. This OPP
has BEEN and win continue to be- great favorte with
the public and citizens may rest assured that in the
hands Of the Pyne and Harrison troupe this evening full
justice will be done to its innumerable beauties.
Our anticipatons Mr. Harrsons benefit last night
were fully realized. He was honored with one of the
largest and fashionable audiences seen within
the walls OF the National.
Mr. Ford has displayed great Il 10 and talent in the
management of the National Theatre in this city and
Judging from the arrangements he 10 making for the
future he does not at all disposed relax his erer-
tons which have been untiring to make the present the
atrical that will be remembered in afertmes
for the high merit of the performances and the number OF
distinguished artstes that have appeared during its
tinuance
Mr. f. has already announced that be has concluded an
engsgement-to which would call particular atten-
ton-with the gifted young tragedian Mr. Booth who
will make his first appearance in this city on Monday
evening next in the tragedy Of "Richard fI0 Mr. Booth
is the of the great agedan of that name and though
quite young has already attained high rank in his pro-
ing is characterized by great originality and force In
face and figure he lie said to bear striking resemblance to
his father Mr. B. spent time in California where be
great avorite but recently he has played in the
northern cities, meeting with remarkable His
merits actor less than the great popularity
which his father enjoyed in this city, will insure Mr. B.
fatterng reception Monday next and house packed
from pit to dome.
We find the following interesting paragraph in refer
to the Capitol extension In the National Iegeneer
Of yesterday morning:
"CAPTroL ExTENsToN.-Most Of the iron work Of the
ceiling Of the Senate chamber in the north wing OF
the Capitol has been finished but the has
not yet commenced The room itself IL fine and spacious
one large enough TO hold four five Of such chambers as
that devoted to the sttngs of the august body d.
recy representing the several States Of the Union Work
busy In the vestbule to the new chamber Most
Of the ohaste yet richly capitalized white marble pilastery
surrounding the vesbule finished and Ia place and
when arched by the marble ceiling that Is to surmount
them will yield richness of appearance to be reached
perhaps by any other materials In the various commit
teerooms the busy frescoers steadily pursuing their
beautiful work. The remarkable Naval Committee room
Of the Senate will be finished in about a month"
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MAGNIFICENT ERARD GRAND PIANO PORTE. HORSES
superb French eIoess psesd ff inch
esss sod damak curtains. handsome velvet csp
day November sn O'Clock The redess oShis
q * streets shall sell sss elegant frr9, BE, ss
SSv s. IN @ NV were furnished TO order from rn
mss.nssnt rosewood grand piano. ftoE "Rara' at eo.t
Suite solid rosewood PsrlO fstsre np,.hed in c Grim
s sos .,as so1s,ss q two ffen sofas
Suite Of reception fupl:ue finished in h,s s,s dam
earns, - s y So, arm and side chairs curtains
sui: o. - ps,ler furniture finished crimson and gold
side chairs, curtain. and to match
heavy silk reps, with curtains same material
Suite Of mahogany furniture finished IN French
dsmass consisting ofs sofa easy chairs rocker and
Twosgsndd French plate mirrors In heavily
Elegant rosewood mirror, back etarsres
soid rosewood centre and pier table
Three superb French mantei clocks
.nJan pc. - as ,ss ", w,s marble tops
One superior English dining chandelier
Suite Of four crimson bocatee curtains throughout
with, with white sin, with lace curtains, comics, &C.
Elsssa' Frsseh-pls,e mirror irams., wardrobe.
Elir,bethian and french beds,esds
Handsome fun Gilt iron bsasaaa canopy and curtain.
Bol.'eru and pillows, blankets, comforts, &C.
Eleeant OAK e.cri'oire, writing desks
Superior morocco covered arm and side chsisa
S raniI ma 9 extension dlnins table
uhys, baakea
Rich cut glass ware, Ere irons
OAK bali set hrussels
Refrigerator, copper cooking utensils, NC.
ALSO
At4 O'Clock, in front of residence
One very handsome family eauiaro, tut ordsr by
Lawrence,
One superior French coupoa
Two sets Of silver plated harneaa
Saddles pobeu, covers, whips, &c.
ALSO
se sama Tine ~ no, Disposed private befesel
splendid horaoa o. enc yip ana
action, and superior travellers.
Termst ~" and under r-ns credit Of .rtv
and ninety days of satisfactorily ersoed
sThe hoase VIII he open Monday I'm rstsr from 10
$3.50" IAe. g, Mcguire.
h"Ns-s Auetionesr.
MoHTH American Review ror October.
" Harper% Magazine Cor November
ofM FRANcK TAYLOR
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OFFICIAL.

Fsna Pierce, Prsaids Of lac Uaisd States u .asres,
al WA0H may
Satisfactory evidence having been exhibited Emil
spangnbu appointed consul Of Hese Dasud O
u Territory Of Minnesota, reside al Mil
auke hereby recognise him such, him FREQ
exercise and enjoy such functions powers, and privileges
allowed the eOnsu Of the most favored nations In the
United states.
In testimony whereof have caused these letters be made pat
sn, seal OF United be axed.
Given under hand the city OF Washington the 18Th day OF
Il, 81 November d. 1856 and Of the Independence Of the
United States Of America the slst.
FRANKLIN PIERCE.
BY the President;
w. l.. MACY, Secretary Of State.
EranH Pierce, Prsdni Of the United sates Of -ea, 10
all thom u may
Satisfactory evidence having been exhibited thai Ems
Carl ABgeod appointed Of Wurtembug it
and Illinois, reside Louis do heeb,
recognise him SUCH declare him exercise and
Joy functions powers and privileges allowed 10 The
eOnsus Of the favored nations in the United States
In testimony Whereof have caused these letters TO be made
PATENT and this the United States be hereunto axed
Given under hand the ely OF Washington the 18Th day
IT, 81 November A. ID. 1856, and Of the independence OF the
United States OF America the slst. go r.
FRANKLIN PIERCE.
By the President: .s.
w. L. MARCY Secretary of State
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OFFICE OF THE CONSOLIDATED LoTTE-
RIES OF MARYLAND.

The following the draws numbers OF
dated Lottery for the benefit Of susqushsnna class al
drawn November ~, 1856 - ~
IA 40 81 GO % SO s5 Al Is % 20
The following drawn numbers OF the Ps,psco Ins,s
Lottery, class 20, drawn November 10, le5sI
20 "a 40 81 80 % Is SO 3 "A 70
r. FRANCE N Co, Managers.
Nov l5-u
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buyers than seersssles Of 1850 bales. Four has de-
olinsdssss Of H. 900 barrels State s6 Is &c CO.. sout-
srn, " 10 81 So Wheat IL deolinn1s.,es az no.
hsshes white 81 Is n u red, 81 ST. Corn Is droop.
ugsales Of 81 600 bushels southern Mixed 60 cents
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o. Thirteenth Street baptist Church.Rey. Bray OF
Cumbenand VIII preach In this church Sabbath moing al and
TX O'Clock Those who 10
this servant Of Christ Will doubtless improve the opporuniy
All Al ayited. Nov Is
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ely, Thursday, 18Th instant BY
H. CUAMEs, SAMUEL r. RICHARDS, on New Jersey 10 sA-
RAIL- daughter Of the late WILLIAM LrFISoorF Of Philadelphia
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TAs brand Ttunt Railroad Celebration.

MoNTRrAL Nov. 1.-THE railroad celebration opened
here to-day with grand procession. In the afternoon ban
quet given and in the evening there fine display
Of fireworks and torchght procession. Everything
of with eeat Delegations from Boston, Portland and the
Canadian cities were present,
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Proposals for Oil for Light houses.


Once Light house Board November ], 1856.
ZEAL ED PROPOSALS. will be mti one
plying $ $ ss ns a Sss s %
@ New Y % ew Bas s
tueks at the option q the contractor be
hs S 4s k ws d%a, s
,speoysy and also at the point named tos~ero n Y for
Lot No 1900 thirty thousand gallons best or
- pressed sperm oil, on ne lst day Of a ril 1857.
pressed sperm OIL, on the let day ofJune, 1857.
pressed sperm OF, on the lH day Of August, 1857.
FOR THE LAKES.
Lot No. 5000 Give thOusand gallons or
May, 1851 mmsdiaie amer he opening ps Is Of 81
The oil so%gsed in 3, No delivered =. osweso, Tor The
der rec from leaaase eonning hry any gallons eaeh
and ssase ssiss a. he charge. and ps
o the conirsor inspections be prior
ns The oil from the contractors warehouse
ssppy shall delivered when ssd
should 20, be ready 70 receive s Oh on ~, days Ses p
cited for us delivery then the win he liberty
the point o. delivery and shan be entitled therefor with
An foregoing proposal,
mit,ed to The usual Of specific gravity b burning and such
whom duty aseasd BY Lighthouse board re-
fahrenhsis, before WILDE seesp,sd. wv" :"
Proposal. VIII Be received and considered Tor each 10, separately
no BID s .s ss,ssssd lor sss quantity ,ssn sompssa II
explicitly The O Or lots for number numbers
3 a e. 30 s..S ana ma snsp ss PER m Oh m
Light hou-es and then placed envelope
sond- security to the satisfaction Of the department
foregoing propo.a required es each CONTRACTOR eos-
di.oned for .he faithful performance Of
The hoard authority Of the department reserve. the
-, 70 rsiss any bid taossa be the lowest sm other
by order Of ns Light house Board.
Nov I--eOdtisnSov ssersss,,,.
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orrcr cHrsAFE.Kr Quo c.s.rC Co
washington, Nov. 10. 1850.
pROPosAIs viii be received ah dv NJ
December for constructing Chsss
l07 miles above Georgetown, u. @. $3.50
Specifications win be furnished application otbs
company $50
The contractor win be required proceed % the construction
cable.
payments VIII e made monthly estimates made by officer
q ne company reserving twenty oC
the work
W. g. RINGGoLD
Clerk Chssapcake and Ohio lanai Co
Union, Frederick Mail and Cunberland AsFa-
MAN. week nf day.
Nov 1l--feodsqDec
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JACOB REED,
Manufacturer Of
ARMY AND NAVY CIo-,uNx,
No. 10 south finn :, paa.s.,.h.
An ronvv nrs uuag,,tes n -. ~"''t N1@s'sPa1
ga go ~ ~, frtary tsney co.~sanny On
Oct 1s-dfuf ~"N
los,.DMS HsrORY OF TEXAS from la svst ,.,,,c.
Ths IN ~ - y ~ annerst,on N 1850 9vonmem
SIRENS and oFiabsry's; novel ny Lady MorRnn Re-
p'sss" gee :" two vo"mea, "
wv" rRAscK TAYLOR,
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MarAal,

NEw YoRK, Nov Ike MARITIME, esq, president OF th
Board Of Brokers' failed TO meet his liabilities to-day,
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Remarkable Theatrical Fsai.

HerRdFk00Fe IhedFTiepE FFnfs
PmLhpKLPHA, Nov A-Last night Mr.. Jarrett perform
novel feat the theatrical line by performing Mr. John
Broughams company In both New York and Philadelphia
After the performances Of the company at Breughsms
theatre In New York. they started In special train for this
CITY, and accomplished the distance In two hours and sir
minutes The performance Of the extravaganza Of Pocs
hontas commenced at the National at hslfpast
after which the company partook Of supper at the aard
House. and started back for New York at this morning
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T'HE southern Speaker, volume OF psc.s
New Orleans 1855, containing in great variety
pieces 81 oatory prose, poetry and dialogue
Barton Roos, Of Rapides Institute louisiana Price s as
NoVl5 FRANCK TAYLOR.
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By EEL r g n A p III .

| The Vote Of Psnn.ylvania.
PHnADELPHA, Nov. 1.-The following are the official re-
| turns from the entire State.
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Know all persons by these presents that has released
and hereby releases, IalI p
claim for The payment Of certificate evidence debt num-
Der - for The OF s., issued by republic OF
be and redeemed by the United States pro-
entitled provide Er IN
Of such creditors Of republic are com
pretended September nine eighteen hH
approved February 1855 ana an -,
OF the State Of Texas approved The let Of February 1850
As witness my hand and seal.
Aug .Jau
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Box Office from An O'Clock when be secured
Doors before be-
fore g.
Nov l5-It
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National Theatre.
Last night OF the Opera.
OPERA AND CONCERT THE SAME EVENING.
BENEFIT or MISS LOUISA PYNE
The splendid opera Of
THE DAUGHTER OF THE REGIMENT,
And grand
CONCERT.
l. Piano Forte S0ioMT. Reif.
g. Ara-M Gumee, Perche posson MerchadaRte,
g. Cayana-Mr w Harrison, 5cesa dial eiei. DoniLet
l. SongMiss Louisa Pyne, The skyark". Benedict
5. Buffo song-M Homcase.
g. Solo and Chorus-Mss Louisa Pyne, Ever be happy"
(Enchanlress)
The distinguished young tragedian,
MR. Z. BOOTH,
engaged will appear Monday November ably support
ed, in the historical tragedy entitled
THE LIFE AND DEATH OF KING RICHARD THE THIRD.
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Know all persons presents hast eleass5
and hereby releases the United States OF America from
number for the OF s., by republic Of
Texas Tor by the authorities OF the State Of Texas
BEL and redeemed by the United
Congress- provide for tho
such creditors Of the republic OF
pretended The act OF Congress OF September
approved February and an nef
Of the State OF Texas approved the lt Of February
As witness my hand and seal.
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ssIsTANT bsr-keepsr and Kitchen boy wanted
II The qualified
and dinners when required
wanted kitchen boy who be cIeany Apply the
promptly. JOS. BOULANGER,
Nov 1876 Near War and Navy Department.
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WANTED ImmEDIATELY.-A servant 10 do geHera
Homework a small family, No. $40 9Th side,
New York Nov Is
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by INC TItsIutHEs
w. l.. MACY, Secretary OF State.
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san JOSH oct e-Msny dossrtsrS continue to come In
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We subjoin the following additional items of news re-
ceived by the California George Law which
rived at New York on the 18th instant:
From the Panama Star, Nov J.