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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-08-08

49, WOODEN FACTORY FOR SALE
;,. The subscriber offers for sale Wooden Factory
-@AssAD Dye House, three DWELLING HOUSES, large
Boarding House hy with about IA of Ian D,
part of which is covered with wood The Machinery in
The factory may be sold with without the factory The
above named property is situated in the north part Of
Belingham, (Mass) is about three miles from Milford
Depot, and is the Pennman Factory, called, and will
be sold on reasonable terms.
If the above property is not sold may b rented for
term of years.
For further particulars inquire Of the subscriber in
Milton, or of James ]. Fisk, near the premises.
MOSES WHITNEY.
y AprfI TukR
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49, VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR
lsil;iif SALE.

.MiA- The Charles Hill Estate situated on High St.
The Mrs. NJ. II. Goddard Estate on Main Street.
IL acres of first rate land 2! miles from Main Street,
With first class building, occupied by e. NJ Banning
Also, good Pastures in the vicinity Of Worcester
The above property is offered by the subscribers the
most reasonable terms, with many others in this vicinity
consisting Of Farms and Honse bots.
my3l d3m EZEKIEL 3 ]. NJ. DANIELS.
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ALWAYS SOMETHING NEW:-RBAD
IA THIS-0LD AND YOUNG,
PROFESSO WOODS

II A = Il Il S T 0 RATIV
Is doubt the most wonderful dis overy IF this age Of
progress, or it will restore, permanently gray hair to IFS
original COLOR the head Of the bald with N ost lux
uriant growth, remove all dandruf and itching
cure all scrofa and ether cutaneous eruptons etc ii
will cure, as If BY magic, periodical headache;
make the hair soft glossy, and wavy and preserve the
color perfectly and the hair from falling to extreme old
nge.
The following is from distinguished member of the
medical profession:
ST. PAUL, January l. 1855.
PROF. o. j. WooD Dear Sir--Uusolicited send Won
lhis certhrate After being nearly bald for long time
and having tried althe sir restorayeS eytant and hav
Ing no faith in any was induced on hearing of yours
10 give il trial placed myself in the hands of bar
ber and had my head rubbed with good stiff brush AID
the Restorative then applied and wen rubbed in till the
scalp was aglow This repeated every morning and in
three weeks the young hair appe' al and grew rapidy
from August last until the and is now thick
black and strong soft and pies the touch where
as before 1t was harsh and wiry, little there was of
It, and that little was disappearing very rapidly still
use your Restorative about twice week and shall sDon
have good and perfect crop Of hair Now had read
OF these hngand who has not? but have not seen hith
erto any case where PERSONS hair really bene-
hed by any Of the hair tonie ETC., of the day; and it
really gives me pleasure to record the result Of my expe.
Renee hay recommended your prepare ion to Others
ana It already has large and general sale hrou the
Territory The people here know its effects and have con.
adence init The supply you wholesale agents
for the Territory, nearly exhausted ami daily INQUIRIES
are made for it, You deserve credit your discovery;
ami l. for return you my thanks for the benefit has
d I me Tor certainly had ,ieNr"iseS lbs
sueeuhg any such result Yours, hastiy.
j. W BUNU,
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Price Two cents.


AOO AGE NTS ANTED
- ssIs several new and popular Books which nav a
81 nu meet ready sale Also large variety
osr nus BOOKS which viii be sold to agents al
49, ~ H "eIe ever before offered in this place
n. HERvEY CO..
je14 diff ~ seree.;
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The following kinds Of this fence mos. in use and
the prices annexed are the RETAu CASH PRICES:
No ], 81 feet high inch mesh lateral wires of n 10
wire, body Of No IA wire, 50 90 per rod.
No . 30 feet high inch mesh lateral wires of No. 10
"a. wire, body Of No. u wire, $l,75
No g. 2s feet high inch mesh lateral wires of No 10
wire, body of lTo Il wire, 81 so.
No. H. q feet high inch MESH lateral wires Of No 10
wre, body of 10. IA wire, $l,S7l
No. s. II feet high inch mesh lateral wires Of No IL
body Of Nc. Is wire, f075
No e. 50 feet hi9h inch mesh, lateral wires OF No 10
wire, bodg OF No. II gire, 81 rs.
No. T. 81 feet high inch mesh lateral wires of No. 10
wire, body No. II wire, ST.
No 8, Extra 81 feet high inch mesh lateral wires Of
No wire body of No. II wire, $1,5O.
Nos. 2, s, 1 and most used for gardens ceme-
teres reses and other places where beauty the qul
ity most desied No and I, and No. Extra are best
adabted for FARMS railroads. highway and for other pur
poses where strength and efficiency the most neces
sary qualities.
81 Front street.
J. E. BUTTS, JR., & CO.,
to the L. w. Fence Company1
No. SO Water Street, Boston.
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No I43 Main Street,
Worcester, July IA, 1856. DIR
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BOARD OF COUNCHMEN.

FRIDAY, Feb. s.-The President, BESJAsn T.
PINcksEr, esq, in the Chair.
The Board met at 81 o'clock in the Chamber OF the
Councilmen, which drsped in mourning out Of re-
spect to the memory Of Robert s. Dixon, members
the Board who was inferred during the day.
After the usual preliminares the Board received m
referred various petitions among which were the %'
loving
OF 200 citizens for market Accommodations Id toe
vicinity of Fourteenth street and East River. 80, -.
OFen,ng Of Albany stree. -Remonstranes OF iI'n ny
Church against the application of James boonau sIa
Others for repeal Of the ordinance restraining ' ~
Corporation Counsel from proceeding n the mater y
opening Of Albany street through Trinity Chofcn yas.
OF Hose Company No. 90 for new hose caii''s'
and truck.
ResoiatiOns.-The following, among Others wei"
offered:
BY Mr.. WAuGH-To prohibit smoking in the Chsm'
Der of the Board during the sessions. LAID over. =.
BY Mr.. WARsER-Directing the Committee A.. ~
Wharves, Piers and Slips TO report in reference W ~. ~.
removal of the wreck of the brig hayhower o. Wv
foot OF Dover street. ~.
BY Mr. PHILLIPs-Refcrring such portions Oh w, ~.
Mayors Message relates to docks and piers, PnoI ~
health police markets, Croton water, new City naa,
and opening and improving streets to the spprePhsS
Standing Committees Of the Board. Adopted -.
Appended TO this resolution was q section ~ aPPo.
a Special Committee to confer with our bepre~e",
tiyes in Congress upon such parts OF the Mayo
Message as referred to the subject OF barber desh
Mr.. GRAY objected TO tbs, believing that IDS 0's'~
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xanner and with Like effect as # presented Of u. =,

Kramer and with Like effect as # presented o. u. =.
SIC 80. An ferries, docks, piers and sips shas \.
leased; and all leases and sales OF pubic property s
fspcbise. otber than grants Of land under vst,' =
which the owners Of the upland shall have pre<ra
ton right shall be made by public auction, ed
the highest bidder, who viii give aoequss seeanf,
mo lease hereafter given except rs the same nay
required by covenants OF the Corporation already a,
istirg shall be for q longer period than ten yesn a
all ferry leases shall be reyocable, by the Comn.
Council, for Encouragement, or neglect TO provx
adequate accommodations) All persons acquins
any ferry lease or other franchise, or grant under
provisions Of this act shall be required 10 purchase
a fair appraised valuation, the boats, buildngs
other property Of the former esses grantees actlsA
necessary for the purposes OF such ferry, grant
franchise. Previous notice Of oil sales referred "a
this section shall be given, under the direction OF u
Controller for 80 days, in the public newspapers "a
those employed by the Corporation
SIC. 81 No bids shall be accepted from or coaisss
awarded 10 any person who IL IN arrears 10 the Cope
ration, upon debt or contract, or who deiaaher
security otherwise, upon any oougation 10 toe Co
pora;ion. ,oI
SIC. 80. No money shall be expended by the Co1~
ration for any celebration, procession or entertaining
OF any kind on any occasion, except tor the ee<
bra.ion OF the anniversary OF the Natlon1 ndePsst
ence the 25th of November. Evacuation Day" al
The anniversary of the birthday Of Washington, unhs
bv vote of two thirds Of all the members elected.
each Board Of the Common Council
SEC. 3d. Noadditional allowance, ocyohu sne kgl
claim. under any contract with the Corporation 0M
sny service on its account, in its employment sLll
SEC. "a. Chapter 100 of Laws Of 1890, and u
act 10 amend the Charter Of the City Of New-Yci,
Passed April 2, lsi9i and an act to amend an az r.
titled an act 10 amend the Charter Of the City Nsv
York passed April Q ls49, passed July H. ISL al
an act further TO amend the Charter oil the Ctya
New.York. passed April l2, 1888; and an act sapge
nentary to an act entitled act further to smendns
1s5a nassed June IL 1889 are hereby repealed; sai
such parts of the Charter of the City Of New.Ysi
as are not inconsistent with the provisions OF this vi
,bsl not be construed as repealed modised, or sa
manner affected thereby, but shall continue and remain
in full force and all laws inconsistent with ths act IN
also hereby repealed
Src 35 This act shall go into effect on the trs DAY
Of July, 1856, except as herein otherwise provided
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"a, The TrbsDe
TpI SLAVE TRAGEDY AT CINCINNATI
nv MRS. MARY A. LIvERnoRE.


n.,evr The Sabbath sun il shining through The
clear and frosty air,
.,.n,v Che bells are calling to the house Of praise
and prayer;
And with hearts deyout ana h''' '"'-'' '''"-'
wend their way
To,.,ex 20 God eheir pledges; cannot go
todsJ
For my soul is sick and saddeDed with that fearful
tale OF woe,
Which has blsnched the cheeks Of mothers to the
vbiteness Of the snow;
And NV thoughts are wandering ever where the
prison walls surround
The parents and their children, in hopeless bond
age bound.
Oh thou mother, maddened, frenzied, when the
hunters tolls ensnared
Thee and thy brood Of nestlings, TIL thy anguisneo
spirit dared
sSpd 10 God, uncalled, one darling life that round
thine own did Irvine
Worthy of Spartan mother was that fearful deed
Of thine
Worthy Of the Roman father, who sheathed deep
his flashing knife
In the bosom Of Virginia. in the current OF her life
Who. rather than his beautoous child should live
tyrant's slave,
Opened the way to freedom through the portals
Of the grave!
Well know no stronger yesrning than mothers
love can be
] could do and dare forever for the babe upon my
knee.
And feel no deeper sorrow could the light of life
eclipse,
Than 70 zee deaths shadows settle on it's brow aud
faded lips.
Yet (oh God Of Heaven, forgive me y baby sitting
on my knee,
could close thy blue eyes calmly, smiling now so
sweet on me
Ay, my hand could ope the casket and thy precious
soul set free:
Better for thee death and Heaven, than life Of
slavery.
Aad before the Judge Eternal, this should be my
anguished plea;
"Tbcy would rob my child of Manhood, 40, I'M
called, sent it Thee
her every Right they crave;
80 ! gave her what they left ber-her inherit
ance-tbe grave"
And the Lord would judge between us, oh ye men
of stony heart
Even sanst the strong and mighty, for the weak
He taketh part
Think ye, hunters Of His children, bowed beneath
your iron rod,
With your heel upon their heartpulse, this ys do
unto your God
Bot the day Of vengeance cometh-He will set his
people free,
Though He lead them, like his Israel, through a
red and bloody sea;
For the tears and gore Of bondmen, staining deep
the frighted sod
And the wailiDg cry of millions riseth daily up to
God
Ls,srn ". y, Sunday, Feb. 5, 1856.
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FROM PoRT-AUPRIScE.-By the arrival Of the
schooner Isaac W. Hughes, Capt. Fields, from Port
1uPrnce, have received sdvces from that port 10
January.
Captain Field reports that there are a number of
vessels in the port waiting TO discharge but in conse
quence Of the Emperor having pressed all the male
inhabitants into his service against the Doninicans
there great scarcity Of to unload the vessels
Captain Field confirms our previous statement of
the against the Domincans and the execution Of
some OF the mobiles of Hayti by the Emperor
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ARREST OF FuGITTE BrRGLAR.-Thomas Car
Hsan, lsborer, arrested TbusiAy in this city on
reeuistIOn from the Governor Of New Jersey where be stands
ehsrsed With The commission Of brAy He va sent TO
tha state yesterday morning
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MARGARET X GARNER

On the 3ls Mr.. Jolliffe stated that he had been in.
formed that warrants had been issued agains, those of
the fugitiyes who were adults on criminal charge
and that an arrangement had been made between the
United States and the State Officers by which thew
rot TO be served until this investigation hal ter.
minated. tie woud therefore move Il any officer had
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=. p;eanopt. although their armies are not lace
~ 80 " impossible 70 say What event may bfln
a.' - strgzale bat thst s1Fuggie eannot - iohg
- Iglria however vii strive % pat On lhe quar-
.r- 80 sgfil he policy and sttitnde of France ana
= i. ID Italy 10 logger coincide TIE wcrA 70
80 4 !. 5irisisn has already commenced ia Para
= -, Il TeFsaa2s ths Emperor that any change ~
.suld end ID open reFolanoA
= ma CRIEKA
,.rrs,s arrived AZ Marssiiles We have iuteiigehee
y ~ ,-,r,r, . The date u the 5lh instant
~ ~ signature 81 the treaty Of peace wss kno~ p.
" 49, FOyisR states that the evacuation o. nc
Z. '.rit5ry by the allies would commence A hAh-
go, So 4 toiIoEed b The evacuation Of EupAiori@
TaE o0L0AV o. yIcToRIA.
-. rsason 10 believe that the Secretary q sts'e
"a aiss Mr. Labcuchere has cilered the governor
n, sSlony u Victoria 70 the Earl Of Elgln lAie
|s,rpor u Canada
.aof Apri L. COtiOns-Ibe Brokers OireaiAi
rs ~ having advanced under the innaenee OF ths
-. ,srs Ia afterwards partially recediag ToG pre-
.lr,ucs, and again partially recovering, eloslne
- IA siyaace ssles Of the week 10000 bales, q
h \ sTa-glators took 10000 and exporters 5000
|t.,Fs are considerably lower. Wheat has arcilaeu
| IA s,0r Is The quotations are: Western canaa 20
~ pbilsdei phis BAlGmJre and OHIO, 55s o. = %
rife lower 81 ga. a 2Ss Sd.
-s,oos are unchanged, with a moderate business
-,rrn,ac,ioas are large a. 80. 53s.
4 - Nsrket-MOney IS tighter Consois TOT iAones
1-s,4 A a3l g3i American stocks are unshAngea'
Moderate business, except Illinois Central "nlen
advaGgrt.
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Proposals for q anpowder


Wsstipsep, April -, 1856
PROPOSALS rowpra nAsuSAcruHxss os
The for fsrnbg 6ye
Of
and am musket
ordered be delivered hate N~v
august 1850 and not sooner fban The h Iay 1885, Contacts
NV as
CURED ior government The
powder Cor The military
eoal snd 10 OF sulphur The ingredients
annaca must be Of the highest degree of the nie
not za iso0h ef cissides;
be Oh Aiaed uitor
an 'h,ee Sur years sot aud the Sulphur such
IN barraR ioo grains IN a-s weasel the rtaaan ssf
small fraction OF The powder packed hasses
d hundred pounds made
soned white and bocped hickory
preerahe deprived q
diameter made
the head of ihs harfsi and
head pros~cng beyond
Sa-r under II q iha leather stepped Of
~ turpenns and piece Of ee, glued The head Of
ping.
ingredients dannx
vii be oert and otaers Ordnance
laid Ordnance Manual which bd
pec,c The inspection powder
ceheatss viii be
Of which, wh the ordnance oesS
s-rter oNew yok for the powder delivered
The price 100 pounds, (ba incad-d1
darssS Ganpowdsf,r
oc~, D. c. they Will
% opened 'he ash Of Say saasr 81
such u hen may choose appear
n. X. CRAIG
Cotobti Ordnance.
Philadelphia Arzus and Military Arms Yors
Hartford Times. papers
send n INC eeotansg The Advertisement and also then
hills, tbe Ordnance Once.
Ap 2-drs4Nzsn lat asd sfar
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TRASHY DHrARTaHyT, December !, lisa
sotce hereby holders
that this department ~ii purchase 81
said stocks be offered pro
LIST June nsri viii pay therefor following prices
Per stock Of the loan Of efs premium Of 10 FsI
Of The loans AZ 1857 and 49, q s Per
The is5o eorasoaIy eaIes
stock % And for AZ The %
se, reSeemsbe The Ian NOVEMBER Is received
rrra~ury Lot day 81 January N
nreesved 3lst
Of received 3lst
and SAID LIST ofjsEs Of ~
will also be SLOWED specified
ysincr
pal Of eerssaes received Tie s January Amer
allowed premium
January tber In
money
selrr
Certificates ransmied THIS department under the
shouid duly assigned unised
year pot January nsr parry
entitled receive the purchase money.
Payment for tbose stocks ~ b. made by dr,n a.i
Boston, New Philadelphia pars
cnuurd receive money may direct
JAMES GUTHRIE,
Secretary of Tr-asury
t-StfislJuneir
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DEF.EnEEsF srAEE,
Washington, Apra -, iesS.
The uowiGs supreeB ~ ne slh q
April lsSs has 0ei@y communicated Ghi d p4AeAt fE
NE aiornsaoa u Ibs eiIizsHs q hs Uaitea st.Gess
Al me C0aE BaekBgh4a Palaces, aay q isss
fteseni-ths 0assbi. sxeornt sIlisssy 10 COaBe
WhsTeas sy peace fiead.hp signed between
@ M'1sy zAd her as aAd EasroT q Al ne hss@s a ~
eoac that e srdsf By sAjrsly he@Iias aas
s seby alntb dy nsch, haAcrsd
nhysaf ~ ~hsca directed azl vessels beODg
ss 20 &ng q hs Majesty suteeis BE Fefnna AMI eef
sAi eabsso be Of sps what
-oesef bow Nihia whh shBA hereafter
psts, hafbotsi roads wlan Der
gthsr Ntl All erecs board
s 1na sGtb pAs % other orders IA eaaAcl prohibit
trade VIA klssiA BE- hrneeloh revoked
hld me hghi Honorable The Lords
ys Treasury Inc Commissioners eSsciag
hgh Admiral oftinat hI4n Lord Warden
fof arc " awe ne necessary dTest0as bereiH te
sPccnsey 1PpeFtA'n q. z. GREyGLLE.
Al the court Al Buckingham Palace 9Th dSy q April sS6
fTesaDtthe Queen's Msjesty IN COaHcn.
Il i fhis day ordered Majesty pru
xshtrenth Of February
fo1r aud undsT divers sabsequexf
noa Of tbe Islted Kingdom, carrying
annaH0a, g1apo~dsr saipee and hs.soas,
saPaas and Of potash Of iroa
Articles neaIonrd such sdsEs
the sad several prsnibsions hereby, taken on
And The As5t Honorable Lords
nish adna Of Greaf Britain, Right
Of her mi1iys Principal
give ne necessary directions them Respectfully
pertain c. C6EyILLE.
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Fresh Beef and vegetables for the Navy.
NArr AaENCr,
IL a.A..-la-r-... Al 9

NArv AaErCr,
Washington, Aprl 20, ls5s.
CFArFU rr1ro-a -H Re oFcs
y duy day n Nay, Iss fsr EnpPy a Wch
prTap commencing
day ~ Juy next and endtuK S1th lane, 1851.
rae vegetables ~ ~ qusiy, and me
nsYta ard each article be rd,fed fr he
gound.
apprnved ssrury viii Ne qured hai the si
mated contract ana IN addition
ffuu fhs e,~h psyrmut made
s-cuY for ne due performance q vhch
~, "a NJ unui fluffy complied vith.
Evs-Y tfrsT - Con
rrr uakinu nprrorriziaR for tsfs,
TO- ish4 ~ WRITES gnsd W
more rrsraus perss ths ~ - that ~ cy aaasrfsks
fs eidd~t bidders ti " BID bs acsped,
fsto ah-asn whin ave dsy, and rufoieni
r-s ~ harpisa Ire sasici.s prapo@sd.
g ~ csusasrd unless accompanied ~ suh
~ SkkhNLeAfi
hon-tawsw Navy AF.nt
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pOs- opFlcE DEPARTMENT.

Il po., 0ases-The following named new post Offices
Ken established and the following gentlemen appoint
nasters
n.y Linz, Randolph couaty, Alabama Isaam Il. stesd
aT jackson parish, Louisiana Joel D. OTIS, Postmas
MT A,rrinh Jackson parish, Louisiaua W. B. War.
postmaster 81.
ksr Livingston parish, Louisiana John LoekhaTi
Irrrdyslls Batter county. KsRtusky David D. Mann,
Tsrdale Freezt0ne county Texas z 7. Patton, post
nj village, kansas Territory; wm. Honeywell, post
William, kansas Territory; james n. Bradley, post
10, Randolph county, Alabama; wm. G. Thrasher
Lake, Colorado county, Texas John Thatcher
sacr.
n City, Trinity county, California; B. 7. Channel
cut, Toba county, California; u r Rizsr, pOstuas
r Erls Shenandoah county, Virginia }. n. naPhis
8sier.
s,asu, Dorchester county, Maryland G. Holt, post
"a, Warren county, North Carolina 4. @. Good
stIEstsr.
GROVE, Hlraett county. Worth Carolina John Nc
..,ocs.. Chester ooupiy, South Carolina; John ?
n, postmaster.
rst-,r, II 4aI4igaal Rsrfe-A geut.-Gersbau Che
rua between Troy, New York, va Manchester. ana
- Vermont
49, cal>, = ~ between Se~ Albany, Va La
asa rhtgEn city.
a. ' J.ek,on . ruu On the Tsrrs Eau,s and Aitor
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ytrLE Natvte feHnsssge
DE ga strnt WILLIAM N. ARMSTRONG youngest q
ne AEssrEssa IN tso ah ~
me Havy sbsat since, ahd
actively sci.nry engaged IN he ses - s enaniy nut
resigned Hidshipasn fsw ranHits So ~
of IN olhsr Fursu Ardent henes snd
r~u.ss. apuss h ass vH deeply asaarnd ~ his
ipruses ssay iafER egCs q warmly attached enas 80
relatives.
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THE
partnership, 81 APP Co
az ~ and
selling oct nst- s,as, soesc .rchznee, bond
hretrrns. ard
whsm Stuart Aprscfon and Benny w.
reside said sc,-rsi and gsce
thousand dollar. sne hat
partnership March,
WV. STUART APPLETON,
w. VEIL,
Mar 4-daw GEORGE RUST, q virginia.
HAVING inaics'ed
III psrrhse ard ~
reirn domestic coeeoa
q
prnmis~oy pnAc erch~rre
money. We rsiseccss, sspose
ecks, all m standing
hsv. Mr.. LAWRENCE v nAfNk,
seiden wish.rs, Co, w.-bipfon, n c.
undivided grncel business a.
APPLETON b. CO,
April s-s~ sl4 Baltimore street.
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have goods consisting
10 cuI
Ia III stss and shaped hail q Toon
sheets Of beautiful style, but Of lighter
and al 4 low uriee
20 Of eeiohE two
be sold chsap
l75 pieces rIlEa heasy Canton martnss paors &c.
50 Eircss red checked
% pieces fancy and Chene mai
pieces rope matsags
Together tspeslry Russes three
ply Ingram, vsniAn, hemp capeLiags
be cold reduced prices Of
above goods Will do well examine
HOoE, BRO, u CO.
APP 3o-eO4wn
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TIRE usd-rnea u Lotteries ~ hs state q Mary
Letters ro~ ssreos portions ~ The
schemes vh ehieh The
ee eseced " the drawings az
Lorerier hkes Iris method
an surh Ieusrs pgn inform ne pshiic bat an lotteries
aacia-d Maryland drs-inss frsus
s themselves MORT. Co. srd prei.nd
ssie .ceH.s w -. rsnd charter in'e's-
and
v~,her legal sre-ce a.a that ncrs
which profess Coz
faads
ar HARD TRANCE, CITY, Srs-nr
lousi~she business c.~dsct~s under m. sr q
n TRANCE CO. and hey hsre sole
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Commissioner Of L0ueries for DC state q Maryland
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Two THOUSAND VOLUMES oF RARE AND VALUABLE
bsnks ubhc aBcuOufh Tuesday ard
~ 30h, commencing scsck,
81 all PARTON u hbrEy o. Thamas
Patents oasisrug u about tboasaRd
choice scientific, histocn isar
II which he furnished !
catalogue, / the hands o. the printer.
Terms cash
r. S-Persans distance viii be furnished
apon application 70 The aacsiO1esr.
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4 ,rE leorns.-A considerable quantity o. corA 90
r., we're imported this season by inc rA'en. oa0e -
1, H. middle and southern States These acorns
- H. oath u France, and were transported In TN
.,,l Land 1aer-The number Of letters received Al
- =, 49, week ending Saturday, the 10Th inst, was
sn.eO hundred, II which nine hundred were regis
J.
s.o.se3- The issues Of patents for the week end
Ir.s.4.y. April o. 1856 are as follows
Patents
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apply Brent Ararney atsw,
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