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IGcvu Orleans Advertisements.
CuLEMAN'S
PATENT PREMIUM rNDtLAToHN
snmN AND RING MILLS.

n y
IL. arrangements IN the construction OF
\ Mills, or by selling other make of mills
-, IN. reputation of mine, will be certainly
r,o.,eutea TO tn. full extent Of the law made
,,, p,o,id,d in such cases fer the protection
Of palcnicen. ,.r
Mandatory, Napoleon Avenue, Jefferson
CIV suburb 81 New orlcans
Warehouse, 80 Naiehez street, New Orleans
PRESCRIPTION.
This Mill exhibits both novelty and slinpliei-
,v in is construction, i portable, or stationary
A, NAV be desired, and embraces seven diner
cnt .iyc- ranging from fourteen ln,he' !" 'hree
fee, 10 diameter, being equally au"p'eu 10
water. steam horse or windmill power TO eaeh
of which Il is applied With success shp'fai-
lcled in the history of the milling ART
ADVANTAGES,
L., Simplicity Of construction and dura-
biIty Of material, the burr- being IN solid
block
"A The under stone being (tbe runner
n.r,e,tly balanced, giving i. the undulatory
motion which insure, uniformity in the gfist
81 The centrifugal action of the running
store facing the gram tiom the centre the IN
slant It falls upon H.
ub. The eve boirg small effects a great
saving IN power By breaking the gram near
the perfect center OF the stone.
bth The certainty OF the grain stvfk
HANGING IN the lyE Of the upper stone and al
loving the mill TO run empty, TO III. great III
jur, Of tie dress.
oh The arrangement Of the neck or Jour
nal of he spindle, being below the stone, where
1t can be- oiled At the will Of the operator while
the mill 3. running at full speed.
7th The advantage OF all me grt'dias sur
/, IA. Fa.4st. a
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ElCiinge Place dd"W'1c me Fa".8ff'
SEW ORLEANS
Detectives bg tie steamships eNpre>, AMI
II m4I-,atl me new books fast rs issued
from the press NNa,- 900 hand tuIi stock
Of trr priacipa Standard Authors ~ the d'i'rr.
rnt departments II l.t,iAtun Science and hf
Arts M.seelaucou. Books, Med 'al Book.
Arrcnluri Hooks scientific Buok~, Cheap
Publications. Neral Publications, Magazines,
Newspapers, eic.. etc
Nv stock j. yer, complete Iu all IT. details.
and : not surpassed boy any establishments 30
tie South.
Country Gentlemen, visiting tne c.'y, are Re-
-pcciiul, invited To examine my suches before
purchasing elsewhere
D. Subscriptions received tor All tire Ie-d.
lua newspapers and magazines pub shed ID
ttc Union
NO charge for packing ana drayaee.
J & MORGAN, Rockefeller.
IN,Uault Place,
Adm '5s-y Adjoining ib, Post fhc,
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Notice.

I lAVE tTIl dly 7ca.ed gly 7'a1Ie' anI 900
| ms eni re- stock ~ horses husse-' ear
RACES, hacks. c'g., 20 K p Ngfail. Who vii
cont ane tito tu-iH,-s at the old stand Al
paf.sr. Hao ',i 90 ne sill please come Tor
s4ld Immediately brd settle, &C. sm HnAi2Hs
ta close up pJ phs. ola year. A4-|s.'.
{. l.. uAN~ON.
-. al f.n, 4t-tt
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NOTICE.

rI>AkEN up by = Davis and posted before
/ John Hartley, Esq, ~ Precinct No -, on
lhe 3l-, day OF May, A y 1870. bright bay
mare, about five years old last spring. 1874
hands high, with small white star ~ her fore.
head, her l,ii hind foot white, main roHehed .
appraised at ti,y-iise dollars,
q. HENDRlCk. Clerk.
June 7th, 1886. Null 81
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New Orleans Advertisements.


Nsrn.as,, Reere, & Sos's, Aoser"dn' g.
and Dsborsss
urST received, lsrse -toes cf the above
u r,ler.. In cake. and IA Mshogcny and rose
Wood boxes. ~rh lock and KEY Also Ger
man Colors. IN cake, and bo,es, tine as'or''
m.ni -.
Oh eoiors. IN tub,-Eneh.h and American :
Canvass. fot portraits ia frames OF sAio 10
,aN5o
Cauya. in rolls. from 50 to So inches vide
St,,teher, for csnsase.. Of al. sizes
900 dof line -abe and camel hair pencils
ls0 paint and y,rni.h brushes, all sizes
80 rackage. gold and silver leaf
loo handles duck metal, white and veto"
Tn foil, in sheets and books
rin... II al The usual coior.
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t:aNkAiN Mouse.

ShA WV NOUNV.
\0 93 CtNIL >ffcei, Nclr OficdHs.
<eA MRS l.. 4 HOWE would inform
NJ; the citizens of Eastern I,Nts and y.
-KAA Louisiana, that she has opened tins
arge, commodious. ANA egant house, and i
prepared to rcceNr,thusc who NAV visit tie city.
The Franklin House il situated IA a desirable
locality the rooms are vel arranged and fur.
ni>hed with a view To elegance and comfort,
while The table viii be supplied wilh the
choicest ediblc- of an abundant market.
Apul % l-56 ".
E. liLE JR u co,
N1 - Haga.ine, aud 81 Grdrier Street,
NEW oRIrN.,s
importers and Wholesale Dealers IN
Stks, Mantils-,
Ribbons Linens,
Hosiery, White Goods,
Gloves laces,
Trimmings, EmbroIiefie-,
And Dress Goods of every description. Also,
SIX and Straw Douuels, Artificial Flowers.
etc, etc.
Merchants visiting New Orleans are respect
fult requested to call AID examine our stock
b~,Dr, purchasing apia
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MARSHALL HOTEL

- THE undersigned la, opened iid-
r',.. sci kuowa house, iH Aar-hail. aud Is
.A now prepared to entertain az iho-e
" 10 mas nAor him with Their patronage iii'
table rli be alNays supplird VIII 1He very
best thai money can purchase, sua 20 pans vi
expense wiii be spared to fradef al me guests
$50 may stop "a Bis hoiel couiiefthhie'
rtc .tshls II. convenient 10 the hons, and
viii be KEEP, abuuaanty suppaet wish good
pro4,a3ef, and au attentive hosiler
pe.irau, ~ rendering the Marshall Hotel
A reasaa, stopping place, ard determined 20
81 a liberal ,lIAfe OF patronage. Il attention
t. hs.l.a- can pitr success. TIE pHtef-lgDcd
.r.ael,fttg oder, the ser, lge- ii at, AoI-e and
himself % tbs .pblc. ,
WM ri SSELL
M,t.hall. seul. D. 1876 "
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Notice..

'I>AkEN up by ". K. McAdams and posted
before John Hartley Esq, IN Precinct
No Q. dark brown mare mule, OF years
old lar, synnp; sweeuied IN both shoulders
tho main has been reached. and tail shaved,
abou, medium SIZE appraised at sl5
O. iiE\Dklt h, tic-i
June 7ih, 1856 nil-3t
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Local Advertisements.


= T.. Corser Puts Square. Ns sAait, Islaf'
<uasa Ti... Undersigned ha5 ia 'bet ONE soie
III: proprietor Of THIS 'sfgs ava e""u'o-
NJ diou. hot~, respectfully inform his
fr,-nds and the public that he Is prepared to
entertain sll .bo uAy favor him Sisn ihe'' cue
tom. Ia. table viii be supplied sth the best
tha, can be obtained, the arrangement. OF the
hou.~ siil be Of a eaarseies to ihsafA comfort
and. in fine. every attention ~iii he gwen 70
render the visit. Of sis guests pleasant ana
acceptable.
Tne stage Office for the mo, f"hh'ns y"
Shreveport, Jefferson, Henderson, A!iA w"
d, located a! lh.- hotel.
JAMES LEE.
spfii q 1855.
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southern Furniture WarerOoms.

The largest Establishment in the South
Nos III and l13 Cana! Street.
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January ith, 1856,
SETTLE lIP.

1 t. PERSONS indebted to M, from sl2
. \ TIL the present time, VIII please come
forward and pay ur, or they viii have to sct'le
with ,.a oliver. and those who have settle.
mcnts with me will come forward aud pas
receipts ! want to settle with everybody to
-iraignten uiy business make all who o~e the
pa, up, aud discharge MI oy debts
A ID. BuRRESS
January q, 1883 43f
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Notice.

I NJ WASkOu ha- withdrawn from the
-. firm Of y Howell & Co IT, re-
specially invites his friend, 20 call on him at
Shreveport, where be ha, largc stock Of gro
ccrie-, and dliy Of cash 90 al sacs IN coHoa.
Jauuaf, 10. 1886 tt
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French and Amcucan
FAR u ~ 4 ~ q N q .

Doors. " indow sash ard Bhnd-, Of all s'%es
ard description tor sale cheap
WINDOW CLANS, q
5000 boxes Amer Window Glass, all sizes
400 10 EnRIist and French, irom sal0
10 aoS30.
800 hghl, hne Plate Glass
l.O hxs double thick American, iron sNiV
to .oASQ
1000 usai co.ored gas
100 Gn3.f Diamonds
500 bundle, gia1ier uu,;
10 ton. " 4ite Lad. 10 IS TO ZOO To kes-
500 ,auis,ers and kcg, colofcd pants, 10
ounce 10 leo pound packages
l5VO To- tine treneh green, dry aud ground
IN oil.
1000 Dbl. whiting and Paris white, Of my
Own manufacture fire dried
Paint Nils Of all sizes, and every arlici"
usual. kept ia pant, OIL aud color store. Wit
bee found al lLNNNpN >
Apr,i 10 '5,-y - Canal st \ Orleans
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NOITH. WENTLRN NOOK STORE,
IA MttI\\I~
nuoNsULLEn AND srArlONrQ

No. 30 IHWp NIrtti ' UTW1HF
1 IWANS ou hand q large a~sor,me' ot
y Iaw, Medical, Theological, Standard and
Miscellaneous Book. cheap publications., Ell
SCHOOL BoukS and STATIONERY
At Wholesale and retah. Hank Books of ever
VARIETY Printing aui Book-bIndiug executed
aith ucatny,> aud Dispatch spl9
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New Carpet store.

n HHtHN-' 900
Ap.dI "a. 56-v Adjoining ib, Post .ihe
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WiRUV 4 RE.


etc., which he wll sell cheap. Purchaser. viii
Do well to call and examine hi. stock before
hutn elsewhere He hopes that hy doing
,Ae ding that j. right" and applying himself
r.a.eN 90 business, le may merit reasonable
portion 81 custom tail and examine tor
yourself % thc Old stand Of FAVOR a Cox,
Mar Ii Qai lghb 80 II
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Regular Red River and Lake PAcktb
X. ". Powell.

EvA THE splendid and fast ruanlas
fSaS}S passenger packet, x W, Powell, n
IL Marta, Commander, viii run in the aeo"
trade during the entire season. Fa,-ehgeh
mas rch upon ever! attention being pa'd 70
their comfort.
I~ IN. Il W Powell is ireiy new s''
p,rhly listed up with every modern improve
inenl, and for beauty, speed. comfort co"'en'
l.tce. aud safety, Is unsurpassed Nha W ="
her equipments and arrangements ON wn'en no
reyard ha, been paid 10 ro,l) Is designed 10 :"
r.h,u,,, III ls56 n25-ly
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WALL OIF AW ~sONH'
rLA,UtKs
REV !. ". + MckE\ZiE Pnneipal
SMITH kAGSpALE.
By. FULLER
J. T KENNEDY,
J y. u. HE\SLEE.
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Z =" u y T0H7T8F II = 7
] y HOW ELL Il 90.

DECElvlNG forwarding, and commission
IL merchants Dealer, IN produce and gro
ceres, baggiar, and rope, etc etc,
Liberal cash advance, made on cotton in
store for Shipment or for sale IN THIS market.
Our personal attention given to the selling Of
cotton IN tins market.
Shreveport, L., sept -, 1883.
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New ts0oNs

THE undersigned having boueh, on. tie
L entire interest q Gen. t. Greer, In the
hrm Of Niyion, Greer, SO, have Just received,
in addition to their stock, large and well So.
loc,ed assortment Of fancy dry goods Of the
latest style. Also towels, besched and brown
domessic-, sheetng, cottonades, linens, hari.
ware, saddlefy, gueen-ware, russets, boots,
shoes, hat-, caps, bonneis. &c, &c
Also school books, and fine article of chevy.
ing tobacco, and some OF every article Usually
Kept IN dry good stores, 10 which they invite
toe attention Of their friend. and customers,
aud public generally.
NlNION & SMITH
Nnfshsll. March 90 1856 30 4.
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D\\iEL EDo ARDS,
Copper, Tin aud >heet.Ir0n Worker,

N0s 20 81 ana 81 Vac Lsref Nircsl
4 'Dfrhk, lln, iron and T. 'oohng, Val.
y ieys, Cutters, Fancy licyd Down Pipes,
Iron Vault Doors, shutters. Frames, Bolts, of
every description, Tn Cutters, Prison Work.
Hotels and dwellings, supplied with Steam
Fables, drying rooms, plate heaters, bathing
apparatus Machinery repaired, and lobbiug
of every description punctualy a nded 10
Brass Founding, finishing aud pattern ma
king. april 49,,
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No. ~ e I NP STR T. IT
'I'Il undersigned would respectfully inform
/ their irierd- ani the public, that they keep
constantly on hand large lot OF Clothing.
embracing every variety aud style to be found
In the most complete ard fashionable c,tab
li,hmcnls in the cliy. Their goods are well
selected, and hnee finished Persons visiting
the city are invited to cali on them, aud Judge
tot them solves
Be particular to look for the sign Of
Apr. 10, Boy K PirkIN 4 co
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fH
(.esers Lane VI, Samuel X. NsashAns i's"''

tue STATE Or TEXAS.
CorNl lAsRis y.
t,>.srx Lane u, Samuel X. NsughAns Hers.
49, SIersE RI said cousf,. 0res''nr
VffHE4EAS. on the 4,h day Of April, 1880
" G;~oeoe Lane. a citizen Of .sd county OF
ua,fison. fi,.d his petition N the ri-ifici tontt
Of lid county, representing that skiiari u
V.srl,Aa W., enli,iei ia hsadngh, a. slnfie
man fcs three hundred and twenty acf"s o.
land; tLAi hs proved cut bis condition. ee'h'
Gcate, and tina. after be ~ proved OFT TIE same
b. snxsw ard, y her he had been IN ihe comfy
three wears, proved oui hi- uncoad,iona, ceit'-
iic,.e brforv the Board OF Land Commission.
ers Of Harrison county That shefsh5a- J..
a valuable consideration be sod aHd deftF'I
bis rAid unconditional certificate 70 the pisiHih
George Lane, with the right 70 the Hne9ha''
,ionxF. Tha. no transfer 10 wiring 81 -ali -a.e
~ - CERTIFICATES uera uisae by md Vaughan
to plaintiff, that shortly sfiers ards Al J
Vaughan dep.r.ed this h,e he heirs Of -aid
Samuel K Vaughan, ayerrtd 70 be unknown,
sre made defendants; praying the court 20 vet
II, title 90 said certificate, ami iie ii., 10 NE
lnds located and TO be located thereby 10 The
petitioner And a'iida,i, having been made
,n.t the nanics and the residence Of thc beers
Of tho snid Samuel r. Nsuehsn are uihuoN Co.
Yua are therefore commanded 80 summon
tie heirs II the said Samuel X. Vaughan, de-
ceased, which are unkpasn, b. The publication
Of this Wi, In The Texas Republican ne 10
rar<r published 10 the town Of Marshal iof
.lnLi weeks In succession, - te and sppeaf
Lsfore The District Court u HARRISON county
aforesaid At the Courthouse In the town oi
Marshall on the Fourth Monday after i'e iirsi
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Drugs, themieal>. Paiuts, Oils, etc.

40 WOoDMAN. Whoissdie Druggu3,
~. t,ncce-sor to Jafgl. n WoodmguJ cor.
ncr Of Common and Magazine streets, New
Orleans, importer and dealer in choice Drugs
Selected " iicmes, Pure Chemicals, EsseHiat
on, Hdiclaai Erirac,s, Fan P.rfpmsrg and
Fancy Soaps, Patent Medicines, hurgic In.
Nrume,s, Drpggi,ts GiassWare. Brushs,.
frene4 and American Hiadoc Gdss, PAINS,
Oa., ny, Stgf', &C.
Dwsgi-t- Physicians, Country Merchants
aud Planter, who purchAs, medicines, may re.
Iy upon being suited Orders promptly at.
tended TO. apl9-y
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tAMiutstvator. Notice.

I ETrEkS Of Administration were g'a1'. 4
II to tie undefs9Dsa On tia csi-ie ol x. J
rain, deceased, on the sih day If March \
H. 1850, BY the county cuuFi pertaining o. tha
estates Of deceased persons, held 10 aud i"t
the county Of HARRISON, TAis u therefore to
notify all persons having claims against said
estate TO present them wlthiu tho time pre-
ser,b.d by law, aud those indebted to make
immediate payment.
G.. b Grain, Admir-
NAV, 10. 1856. J7-6'
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CONSTANT THEIFORD.

Ar TuE tIti CHEAP titEAr CASH STORE,
South SIDE Of The Public Square. Marshall.
jus, received, and receiving from the best
house. IN The Cities Of New Orleans and phila-
dtIph'a good stock of groceries hardware ,
paints; olls ,arnlshes turpe tine. window
glass; tobacco c,rsr. leyi nauolt's Wood
wards. Room b. and Weish's snuls--also d.
- Jayue's valuable medicines ladies and
Gynts are respectfully invited to call and bus
bargains As ! am determined TO -ell for cAsii
ONLY. You Viii find the worth # your money
here.
{. 1ilEifORB.
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l>RELSON, STEVENSON. 4 co, (.ur.
i rrsSor- to II Frclson a Coz Comm,,s,
Merchants, No. 81 tatonde'cl st, New OrI,,a,
Janusry >, 1890. "
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short stories and TO The Point.

short stories and TO the Point.
N DOpPKLMANER u BRO. have rcce.,.
vi, Cd the largcs, stock Of
Groceries and PROV isions
e,es before brought TO thi, city. Thor cx.
;cnsise -toeas consist 10 laH ot lAe follow.
ny articles:
aG0 bbl- Flour;
loo sack. Coi!,c;
23o Dbl. brown aud White Sagar;
10000 lbs. Bacon;
10000 lbs. Bacon Hams, sugar cured and plain,
65 bbls and half bbls moasses
10 bbls slackcrcl;
1000 bhs Corn;
And large hssor,neu, Of other articles b..
longing to their business too uumcrou, 10
mention, which will be soli very low FOR Cash.
Their motto Is "euick sales and small prJfisn
Eesidei The large amount Of goods in their
store on the public square. they have an eN.
,eusne warehouse near Mr. NJ, Doppelmaycr'.
residence, in which The great bulk Of ihclr HEAVY
articles are deposited. The stock IN their store.
although large, ony comprises portion Of
their goods. They are consequently prepared
to hll al orders with which they may le
Ia f,d.
MAJ 18th, 1886 3s-f
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Western Exchange Boarding House,

~ 'I,houptoHlu- Il corner Natchck street
IA,,! Mr. VII son informs her friends
Ella ant tac pub,r that -he has opened tins
offensive boarding bonse aud noH repaired
TO receive families, single gentlemen, and tran
sent visitors. Her Terms Viii be found mode
rate and her table abuodantly supplied. The
room, afe ample and we'd ventilated, and the
urultufe has been recently purchased.
Persons visiting the eity, she feels assured.
,ill lee PLEASED with the arrangement # 3tf
.oom, and the accommodations ot her house.
Neither pains nor cap use viii b. spared to
ensure the comfort al her quests apia-y
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Town made Furniture,

/ RA NC !. ID [ l. p II,
dogs to inform the citizens Il Marshall
- and neiehborhood, that he is prepared TO
make House and Office Furniture OF al kind.,
10 order a stock always KEEP, on hand
Repairing, cleaning, and vanishing neatly
cxecnied, and all orders promptly attended to
fohfnify Ism i-5G W - lr
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SCHOOLS, Etc.
NrhE\ZIE INSTITUTE
MALE prrARrM0NT.

MchENZiE INSTITUTE.
MALE DrrARra0NT.
rLAtUtRs
REV J. ". + MckE>ZIE, PnntigaL
SMITH KACSDALE.
By. FULLER
J. 7 KENNEDY.
y D. HE>SLEE.
FEMALE DEPARTMENT
REV. J. W. T. MckE>IlE
SMITH kAGsDAlf.
MARTHA T. RAC>DhLE.
VOCAL AND INsTRt MENTAL NJ >l'
u DA\FORtH, Teacher
TIL. Hesitation j. located three miles %rsi
Of CiAfk.iillr. Red River county Texas Se-.
SION. commence first Monday Ia otieler and
close ihe last Thursday 10 July, embracing
term Il Ten MONTH. Students ssen a. any
period II the session The coufsc - in-iruc
lion !. a. thorough 90 lae Engisb, tas-leAl,
and Mathematical branches, a. eat be found 10
a., Institution ia the South
TERMS, PER SESSION OF TEN MONTHS.
Board, Washing. room runt, aud tai.
Al Clos. 81 session. $40 90
If u4t paid a. close Il session. III 90
IL Clas.icai OF Higher Ma'hemates, Il
paid at close Of term. $50 eo
L not paid at close liS 90
Fi--' Use months ouly. - 90
H., dental expenses 90
Muse, extra charges
Ton ier cent allowed on money paid ~ al
vance. Siudeni- charged from the time they
enter The school lIl clos. Of the session, and
no deduction mad, except 10 cases Of protracted
sickness lhor" entering NE Institute "o
required 20 furnish tigh'', -taiiouc ~ aHH teNt
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-04-23
BY Z. ". VAILlI.
- VALUABLE HOUSE AND LOT

Ha,,, At AUCTIONl!
.4AAA No. 10 Portland Street, corner Myrtle Street,
SATURDAY, April 26, at O'Clock, will be soId on the
premises, the House now owned and occupied by JOHN
HILTON known as the Gleason place. Said house ia
thoroughly built in every part, containing fourteen spa
eous rooms handsomely painted and papsred suitably
arranged for one or two tenements Parlors with folding
DOORS marble mantels The house is in perfect repair
supplied with good water, and is in every respect first
class house.
The lot contains $3.50 square feet of land being rs feet
on Portland street by 70 Myrtle ST. Upon the same
are number of Fruit Trees in bearing condition; also
Ornamental Trees, Shrubbery &c. The Location of this
propertyis too well known to need farther comment Of
ferng inducements to purchasers but seldom met with
Terms easy. For further particulars inquire of JOHN
HILTON at his store Pearl street, Of the Aurtoneer
100 Main St., opposite the Post Office. ap22 dts
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ELMWOoD NURSERY.

s'sssSssS9a ELMWOOD NURSERY.
The subscriber offers for sale this spring
ssSS fHKS Fruit and Ornamental Trees of usual and
extra size, Standard and Dwarf Pears,
Cherry, Peach, and Apple Trees, Concord,
DIANA Hartford Prolific blackstone; and other Grapes
fine Red Dutch Currants, Houghton Seeding Gooseber-
ries Lawou New Rhochelle Blackberry Rhubarb and
Asparagus roots Roses, Altheas Honey snckles, &c.
S3les room in Aliens Book opposite City Hall, where
Trees will be daily brought in during the season Of trans
planting. All ordsrs promptly attended to.
o. B. HADWEN.
LoYeu ST., WOrcesteri Mass. amid daM2W
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-04-23
BY E. w. VAIL.
ELIGIBLE NEW HOUSE AND lot

III No. go IRVINE Street
wiz be sold without reserve, the premises FRIDAY
April %, at 10 O'Clock, this very desirable House. stu
ated as above Piazza in 'front.' containing sixteen rooms
conveniently arranged for two tenements thoroughly an
shed Parlors with folding doors, marble mante; good
water, &c. sc. The lot contains about 5000 square feet
of land, well stocked with choice variety Of Fruit
Trees.
The location of this property is pleasant being elevated
commanding fine view of the city, and but few steps
from the City Hall Terms very easy For further par
t'uiars, inquire of D. SMITH, the premises or the
Auctoneer office $50 Main street, opposite the Post Office
Worcester, April %, 1856. dts
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-04-23

We are now prepared to show to customers a large
and handsome assortment of
SPRING gBagESS GOODS 1!
Direct from the manufacturers, and in the newest pat
terms
These goods have been bought at auction and forced
private sales, and we all who are intending
purchasing that they will he sold at lower prices than
can be found at any other place. Our assortment con-
tains:
FLOUNCED BARREGE ROBES,
FTG'D FLOUNCED BARREGE ROBES,
STRIP'D FLOUNCED do. do.
PLAINFLOUNCED do. do.
PARIS PRINTED BARREGES,
RICH PLAID BARREGES,
PLAIN do.
RICH SATTN PLAID BARREGES,
RICH SILK TISSUES,
PARIS PRINTED CHALLYS,
HANDSOME STRIPED do.
CANTON SILKS, an extra quality,
RICH STRIPED VALENCIAS,
RICH PLAID do.
FRENCH ORGANDT ROBES,
FLOUNCED MUSLIN do.
STRIPED s PLAID POPLTN, new article,
FRENCH PRINTS, light and plain colors,
ENGLISH GINGHAlIS, &c., &C.
We invite the attention of purchasers to our assert
ment feeling fully confident that cangve then bar
gains that cannot be beat. B. L HARD0N co.
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