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S. ID. & II. W. SMITH,
MANUFACTURERS OF
MELODEONS, ORGAN MELODEONS


PEDAL BASS MELODEONS.
% The First Premium all competitors at the Fair
Of the Mass. Charitable Mechanic Association, at
the National Fair, Washington, D. c.; also
at the Ohio State Fair, held at Co
lumbus Ohio, awarded
to the manufacturers.
THE PEDAL BASS MELODEONS
are designed particularly for Churches Lodges, Halls
&c. They are arranged with two manuals or banks Of
keys, the lower set running octave higher than the
other and may be used separately and thus get in one
case two distinct iDstrument Or BIS of the coupler
the two banks of keys may be played the time BY
use Of the front set only This connected with the Ped
al Bass will produce the effect of large organ and is
sufieently heavy to fill house that seats from 1000 to
1900 persons.
THE ORGAN MELODEON
is designed for parlor and private The construction
is smer to the Church Instrument being arranged with
two banks Of keys and when used together by means of
the coupler capable of as great yol1me of power as
the Church instrument when used without the pedals
Also, every variety Of AlELoDE0Ns for Parlor use.
Purchasers may rely upon Instruments from our Man
ufactory being made in the most complete and thorough
manner Having removed to the spacious Buildings,
5Il Washington Street.
We have every facility for manuf ,cturng purposes and
employ none but the most experienced and skiul work
men.
In short, we will promise our customers an Instru
ment equal if not superior to any Manufactured and
guaranty ENTIRE AND PERFECT SATISFACTION
AS still further gulranty to the public to the excel
lence of the MBL0DE0NS from Mandatory, we beg
leave to refer, by permission. 10 the following
Piano Forte Manufacturers of Boston
Who nave examined Instruments and will give their
opinion when called upon:
CHICKERING SONS,
HALLETF & CUMsTON
T. GGLBEBT II co,
WILLIAM P. BMERSON,
A. ". LADD & CO.,
GEORGE NEWS,
WOODWARD Il BROWN,
NEWELL & co.
MELODEONS RENTED.
Persons who wish to hire Nelodeons with view Of
purchasing at the end Of the year have the cred
tied as part of the purchase money This matter
is worthy Of special note it enables those who desire
fair test of the instruments before purchasing obtain
at the expense Of the manufacturers the extent at
least Of years. rent
Letters certificates and notices from the press from
all parts Of the world may also be at salesroom
Descriptive circulars sent tree TO any address
S. ID. s. II. w. SMITH,
J11 Washington Street,
Near BOylstOn Market( BOSTON,
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MONEY TO LEND.
Great Public Accommodation.

Great Public Accommodation.
TIT CENTRAL LOAN OFFICE OF THE
City of Boston,
No. log Sudbury Street.
A. JENKINS.
Where money will be literally advanced
in large small amounts,
from one dollar to thousands,
upon tie depcsit of merchandise generally
Gold and Silver Plate. Watc les,
Jewelry, Diamonds, Guns,
Pistols, Clrthing, and all
Articles Of Value.
The public are invited TO call as above,
where they will be convinced
that more money had
at less interest than anywhere else,
and that new and second hand goods
can be bought and sold to better advantage
than any other place iu the city.
At this establishment will at all
times be found large assortment
of watches, iewely, clothing, boots
and shoes musical instruments,
cutlery. articles of personal
and family use, aud other
things too numerous to mention.
Remember the phase, log Sudbuv street, Boston.
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The London Quarterly Review, for January, is
just published by Leonard Scott & Co., New
York. It's contents are History and Antique
ties Of NOrthamptOnshire; Ferns and their Por-
traits; Homer and his successors in Epic Poetry /;
Rats; Salmon Fishing, Breeding and Legisla-
tiOn Lord Raglan; Life of Sir Charles Napier !;
Prospects, Political aud Financial
BlackwOOds Edinburgh Magazine, for Februa-
~, is also just issued by the same enterprising
house. Its leading article is "The War in Asia,
an interesting topic at the present time. 1t is
treated with great ability.
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W. p FETRIDGE l. CO..
daw6m Franklin Square, New York
FOR RESTORING GREY HAIR TO ITS ORIGINAL

pOh hBSIOhlNd GhE1 HAIR III IT'S OHlGlNAL
COLOR.
Warranted to Cure Badness Souri, Daudruf, Itching
and all diseases Of the Skin This Balm gives the Scalp
and healthy action; restores the colorng to
the roots OF the HAIR which through he Hair and
gives It natural ce Tor without the Hair Dye.
Hundreds of preparations have been introduced pre-
tending preserve the Hair and Leep it from falling Off
composed OF Oils, Alcohol and 1t deeterous materials
and all to no Hair Dyes have been introduced that
do give the Hair besides being trouble
preparation needed to do what required for the
Hair. the proprietor duced to erment until he
could obtain arc that would be he exact remedy,
and ter years trial he has perfected this Balm.
1t Is soothing and emolent, allays all irritation of the
scalp, thereby stopping that troublesome Itching It
cures Daudru and Souri, and when The Hair has turned
gray will bring it back to its original coor be II Black.
Brown or Auturn 1t makes the Hair soft and glossy
prevents the Hair from falling of will be upon
using this Balm for only few daysfa will be given TO
the roots Of the Hair, and growth will appear
Growth does not take place at the erd Of the Hair will
be seen in persons who have their Hair dyed II you
amire hair that has been coored for week you will find
towards the roots that the hair has out gray hence
1t is ne to have the nid at the roots Of the hair
healthy, that the whole hair NAY lie natural Each
hair has root in the skin and is Of itself hollow gray
tube through which there is constant circuls ton Il the
pigment from the root When this pigment or coloring
matter dies out it leaves the hair hollow and 1t becomes
gray To invent Balm that would produce this pigment
has been The study of the proprietor The dscoyery Of
the Alpine Hair Balm will do it. 1t will ring the hair to
its natural color b, making the coorng matter in
the roots Of the hair
1t mistaken notion that Gil or grease Will restsre The
hair, as rothing Can be more injurious. The Alpine
Hair Balm viii restore the skin and save the hair of
those WHO have been sick with fever or any disease
Prepared by G. A. MASON, Providence, r. J.
For sale by all Druggists.
D. P IVES & co so Milk street, Bostsn, sole Whole
sale Agent tor the United States and Csnadss
Agent in Worcester, J. O. HILL, Mechauics Block.
20 dom
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WASHINGTON ITEMs.-Washington, Feb
12.-The Central american Treaty.-The
Senate has ratified the Dallas Clarendon
treaty, in an amended form, by a vote of 81
against 10. rr,f p
The foreign ministers, in body, were in
trodueed to the President by Mr.. Cass to day,
at the White House. M. lie Sartiges, senior
member of the diplomatic corps, made the
congratulatory address.
Compliment TO the Speaker The membe
OF the various presses in Washington address
ed highly complimentary letter to Mr. Banks
previous to.the expiration of his Speakership.
Hereplied in grateful terms. ..-.. /, e
Samuel Medary has been appointed GOV.
ernor of Minnesota, and J. p Anderson. late
delegate from Washington, Governor of that
territory. ds9 fr f-. q. q.rs.g
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A u G I O n f. + r.,
Office $50 Main street opposite the Post Office up Stairs
win give bis particular attention to SALTS OF REAL
ESTATE, Bank an Railroad Stocks Works Of Art Fur
nure Brlvate Residences, Live Stock on Farms
and Personal Property generally.
L. W. v will also attend TO the Appraisal Of Real Is.
tate and Tsona Property, in any part Of tie City
Country.
Ihave permission to refer to the following gentlemen:
Hon. LEVI LINCOLN, Worcester.
EMORY WAsHBUsN, -
CHARLES ALLFN,
Henry CHAPIN, -"
Messrs DEWEY h WILLIAMS "
WIN i. MERRIFIELD, Esq,
Eli IHAYER, Esq,
D. S. 81 essinger. Esq, s.
BRoADHEAD Co., Bost,n.
CH1s. P. BANCROFT, Esq, =
RICHARDS, HAIGHT X Co.. New York.
DANIEL AVER Lowell Dim f28
Perfumed Breath.-whatladyo or gentleman
would remain under the curse Of dsagreeable breath,
when using the "BALM OF A THOUSAND FIOWKRsn as
dentrhee would not only render sweet but leave the
teeth white al6hasterf MANY persons do n know
their breath is bad and the subject delicate their
lrends viii never mention il. Pour single drop Of
Balm on your tooth brush and wash the teeth night
and morning. City cent bottle will last yeaI
BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION may easily be acquired
oy using the "l}alm of a Thousand Flowers" 1t will
remove tan, pmpes, and reckIes from the skim leaving
1t oi a SOFT and Toseate hue Wet towel, pour
OF hree drops and wash the face night and morning.
SHAVING MADE EAsY.-Wet your shaving brush
In either clld water pour on two or three drops
OF BALM OF THOUSAND FLOWERS" rub the beard WELL
the operation Of shaving Price only fifty cents For sale
by all druggists. Beware If counterfets. None genu
inc unless signed by
W. FETRIDGE CO.,
s2 daW6m Franklin Square, New York
DR.. Harris, Dentist, having associated with him.
sef DR. TRACY (Sho has been engaged with him for
the last five y5ars) hereafter the business will be
duced at the old stand of Dr. Harris, the firm OF
July l, 1855 HARRIS K TRACY
The undersigned are making ART FICIAL TEETH
with the latest improvements in every style, and of the
hrst quality.
They also give special attention to the treatment Of
plicaed diseases of the teeth and mouth.
From the great success they have had in filling teeth
after the hasnecome exposed they feel warranted
in assuring the public, that great number of the
besome teeth condemned worthless their method
Of reatment be restored to health and usefulness and
heir natural beauty.
Persons that have had teeth treated by their method
speak with great enthusiasm of the lasting benefits and
comforts derived from it.
All those wishing operations in Dentistry, can have
them performed in the thorough and scientific man
ner, at HARRIS TRACY's,
jy1 diff 1853 Main St.
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pot, is supplying all who call on him. With the best oys
iers that the waters III I'd Orders from all parts of the
coun are promptly filled by him and forwarded with
dispatch, either by stage or railroad.
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TIE LION sAsooS continues to be the crack place Of
rendezvous for hungry mortals. Forbush is behind
body 10 his polite attendance to all who enter his hospits
bic quarters Go into the Lion to-aight if you wish for
grand time sews steaks chowders and other choice
eatahles
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CHINESE SUGAR CANE M B. Green & Co.
have supply of the genuine seed of this new
sugar-produeing plant, which is attracting so
much attention among farmers and others inter
ested in the products of the SOIL which they will
sell in large or small quantities
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sPuaR LRwis, a. their magnificent Saloon in bas
ment Of American House Block Of Foster street,
keeps constantly Oh hand an extensive variety Of the va
rous things good for to eat and drink When you
feel IN any degree hudgered athrst you have only
to step Inside there, and make your selection from the
bounte 'ns viands spread before you. a
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Mr.. Cameron explicitly denies the rumor that
he intends to act with the administration party.
He says that in his previous senatorial term, he
always supported the Wimot ProvisO and the
distinctive doctrines Of the Republican party, and
shall in no case swerye from these principles.
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HARENKss, RICE Co., at Exchange Eating House,
under the Post ONCE serve up daily and nightly such
feasts for the hungry who oonsregae there as
satisfy every that they understand their calling to
perfection. Nobody b.at Harkness in ohowders,
steE steaks Nc
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CLAIMS OF THE BIBLE The series of discours.
es on the claims Of the Bible will be resumed in
the Universalist Church, in this city, by the pas
t'r to morrow Sunday afternoon. Subject
The New Testament; its origin and authenticity.
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6hsrSwooD PAINE No Bay State Block ,undsrsland.
Ing the thousand wants Of the entug community have
made extensive Preparations accordingly to accommo-
date all who may call upon hem with such fare as kngs
might feast upon BY going into the state Saloon IL
any hour q hsday evening, you be gratih,d a.
moments hotice, with such sumptuousrrpasB as We read
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DoANE's Fur AND CoNgEouoNARY STAND, Oil Main
STREET is the place to get bouncing large pples and 9TH
er fruit of A. No. qualityi slso nf ctouary, &C.
Just give him a C
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- Several Of the supreme Court Judges are
.am getting thelf opinions printed privately, and
nave revised them to conform to the pointt Of
Judges Curtis aud M'Iean. Chief Justce
- sIauey is altering his materially, and JUDGE
oatron has suppressed some portions clearly
so annonncedi IN the Court. As the maiotity
IA dlsagree upon Various propositions amone
themselves, and have changed ground since
the decision, Weel promulgated, the whole
81 moral elect Of their concurrence is destroyed
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= IIIeauef OF the Worcester UOrnet bandO
q O M u . $ " IL or STHg
Can furnish Brass and Quadrle Bands Orc6estras ~
with all kinds Of Music. Nv
Orders re 5eived At Mr. c. Loring's Music store ooa
Main street, Oh by mal -
WM L. HOBBS. Professor Of Music.
nlB an M 4 p.rt,o, -.
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A BEAETIFUL HEAD % FIAIR,
DIR. s. o. RSehmrdsOn's
EtE, - v VMTEgs DTr,u- u q, &,

SHERRY WINE BITTERS
Is the best medicine used for Spring aud Summer
complaints It has been more literally patronzed than
any other ever established in this country. It is the
Richardson's Biters which has restored so many
inyads to health throughout the New England States dur
ing the pact thirty years,
N. B., Beware Of limitations called Sherry Wine Bit
tefs The genuine have fac smile Of my signature nm
the renyelope For sale by Druggists everywhere
and at my office, No 81 Hanover street, Boston.
mahlO deodS wtf
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We are requested to state that Mr. HigginsOn
will give, Tomorrow evening. his second lecture
on Spiritsalism. Subject " The Theories
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: In New York on Tuesday, Thomas
q dudley, Mary Ann Murray and Catharine
{ McNaltz, convicted Of highway robbery on
the garrote system, were sentenced. Dudley to
the State Prison for twenty years and three
months, and the women Tor ten years and
three months. AKA .A
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Good Thtng.-Butter Of Cocoa for Chained
Lps-rroubesome things chapped lips Butter OF Cocoa
wiucere them, Night and Hnng, apply Butter OF
Cocoa to chappad lips and ii will cure them Butter Of
Cocoa for sals, wholesale and reta l. by j. O HILL.
Apothccary Mechanics Hail. Worcester, Mass
f16 dtN1
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EXTENSIVE ENIBEzZLEMENT- FLIGHT OF THE
EMBEzzLBR -George E. Vose, a confidential
clerk of the produce firm OF Charles Lane &
Co., No. Commerce street, Boston, has alb
seconded to parts unknown, leaving his EN- :
ployers minus to the amount of at least SlO,-
600. Fose is young man about % years of
age, and has been in the employ of Messrs.
Lane & Co. about six years, during which
time, he has acquired the entire confidence,
his conduct, SO far as they could perceive,
being perfectly correct; he was of quiet dis
position, fond of reading, and was not habi-
tually out late at nights. The members of
the firm are in the habit of being absent at
the West to purchase pr duce, and of late
have given Vose power of attorney 10 do
business for them He was at the store as
usual on Saturday last, but on Monday did
not make his appearance. His absence arous-
ed suspicious that all was not right an ex-
animation followed, when it was ascertained
that on Saturday last he drew in the name Of
his employers the sum OF $4,000 from those
banks in this CITY where they were in the
habit Of doing business, in one case over
drawing to the amount of $1,000 1t has
since been ascertained that bis habits were
not SO good as had been supposed that he
had been in the habit of visiting gambling
houses. and was well known in the gambling
fraternity He is said to have had, at times,
such run OF success with the dice az to have
acquired the sobriquet of the s'lucky Vose, -
in one case winning $500 at a sitting. 1t is
not known how much of the money he EN-
bezzled from his confding employers he has
taken with him. Nothing is known of his
course since he left the city. The probability
is that he has left the country.
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COstiveness aud Dyspepsin.--DR. HARRI-
SONS PERIsrALTlC L0Z On dRS cure deafness. Head
ache Sour stomach Fatuieuce, every form Of Indi
gesion They are Tonic and aud Laxative operate with
out pain, and duer from all physical pills For PILES
and all symptoms incident to females especially In Inc
young, they are Incompatible They give color 10 he
Blood aud action o. the Liver and assist nature Pre-
scribed by all Physicians. ~
OF salehy the Proprietor No TRK,osr Tpuutv nra
by all Druggists deod6w6m ,nchI
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az A BRIEF ExIsrsNcE.--of the deaths in Bos-
ton in 1856, ninety six were of infants who died
on the day Of their birth.
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Adm THAY
ATTORNEY & COUNSELLOR At LAW.
No. 2lS Main street,. Worcester, Mass
my3G sw
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CrOcAery. Glass aud China Ware,
AND PAPER HANGINGS.
Also, in
New and Second Hand FUR NATURE.
CARPETS FEATHERS, BEDS STOVES and gen.
eral assortment of House Furnishing Goods.
N B.-Sscoud hand Furniture bought ard removed
without trouble to the seller, at 232 Main street.
mchl3 dam
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MAsSACHUSETTS LEGIsLATuRE.


MASSACHUSETTS LEGIsLATURE.
THURSDAY, March II.
HOUSE. OntiaWed.-The witness bill passed
to be engrossed, l67 voting in the affirmative,
and ITO in the negative. Adjourned.
FRrDAY. March Is.
nBNATE,-Petitions were presented in favor
OF limiting the sessions Of the Legislature to
one hundred days, and the pay of members to
$500.
The bill limiting the rate of interest to be
paid by the Commonwealth, at six per cent,
was, after further discussion, on motion of Mr.
Usher, indefinitely postponed.
The amendment to the Constitution rela.
tive to districtiug the State for the choice of
senators to the General Court passed by the
following vote:
YEAs-Messrs. Albee, Ames, BatchelleI Bliss Bonney
Burbank Churchill, Es;ey, Harris, Haynes, Hitchcock
Hoar. Hunkug, Mvrrck, Mkt r, sshin, saEin, Stone
Tuner, Usher, Wheel,r, whitney, Whitney, White,
NAYs-Atwood, Brakeariage Clwdin, Messenger,
Mitchell, Poor. Some, swf, Tate
The bill to authorize the Commissioners of
Worcester county to borrow money for the
purpose of erecting Jail in the town of Fitch
burg, was amended by substituting $50, 900
in place of $4,000, and was ordered to
third reading.
HoUsE.-The Judiciary Committee report.
ed on bill concerning worthless Bank bills /.
providing that any person who 81 all have five
or more uneurrent bank bills in mis- possession,
with intent to pass the same, shall be pun
ished by Imprisonment in the State Prison for
not more than five years, or by fine not ex-
ceeding $500, and by imprisonment in the
House of Correction not exceeding three years.
A majority Of the Judiciary Committee re-
ported that the Senate bill concerning the
rights and duties of Jurors, ought to pass. A
minority of the committee dissenting from
the above report, were OF the opinion that the
bill ought not to pass.
The order offered yesterday by MIR. White
Of MedwaY, in reference TO furnishing mem
bers with the Massachusetts Register for
1857, was rejected.
The Committee on Claims, on the petition
of Benjamin Smith, soldier of the Revolu-
ton. reported a resolve providing for paw
ment OF four semi-auuual payments Of $50
each. The resolve was passed through its
several stages.
MIR. Littletield of Foxboro', offered bill as
substitute for the report of nexpellient to
legisate on an order relative to appointment
of members of the Legislature to office.
The bill provides that no member shall be
appointed to any office which shall have been
created, or the emoluments of which shall
have been increased during the term for which
lie was elected. The bill was ordered to
second reading.
Passed to be Engrossed-Biil relating to Of
fcers of religious societies other than Con.
gregational
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Wholesale md Retail deaersin C0FFINs and CAsKETs
Of All kinds, Cogn Plates, Grave Clothes, DC
No 81 Exchange street, corner Of Waldo street
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LOCAL NEWS

MELANCHOLY RAILROAD AccIDENT.-As the
Newton special train of cars on the Boston
aud Worcester Railroad was approaching the
West Newton station, at two o'clock Thursday
afternoon, Mr.. j. W. Stephenson, of the firm of
Plympton, Stephenson, & Co., in Federal street,
Boston, was struck by the engine, and very seri-
ously if not fatally, injured. He was walking
by the side of the track, and was struck in the
back. deep cash was cut in his head He was
Immediately removed to a sofa in the station
house, and DR.. Brown called. The train re-
NAMED at the depot about fifteen minutes but
when it left Mr.. Stephenson had not exhibited
much signs of consciousness.
FIRE IN MARLBoRo'.-On Wednesday night,
about half-past ten o'clock, large wooden build
ing in Marlboro, owned by George Brigham, and
known as Liberty Block" caught FIRE in one of
the back rooms on the first floor, and was totally
destroyed, with all its contents The building
was occupied by George Green, matchmaker and
jeweller Jonathan Fry and - Dean, shoe
manufacturers, willard, tin ware and stove
dealer, and by - Holden, as a dwelling
house faithful dog belonging to Mr.. Green,
and which was locked in the back room of his
store, the first to give the alarm, but he per-
ished in the flames. The loss is estimated at
from twelve to fifteen thousand dollars, a portion
Of which is covered by insurance.
ATHoL "A new hotel is to be built in Athol
the coming season, at cost of about eight thou
sand dollars. 1t is to stand on the corner of
Main and Common streets. fronting on Main
street, one hundred and four feet long, and width
on Common street ff;y-eight feet, with three
stores under the hall.
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SPECIAL NOTICE. FOR The LADIES Pratt, at No 2Os
Main st eet has just received New ress Trimmings from
New York.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
SALIsB

SALISBURY MANSION SCHOOL.
Lincoln Square, Worcester, Mass-The Spring Term Of
this Boarding and Day School for Young Ladies' will
open MONDAY, the 18th dav o. April and continue
fourteen weeks. J. V. BEANIE, Principal,
mch14 In -
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COTTAGE AT AUcTIoN-by &. W. Vail, on
Chandler street, on Wednesday next See ad-
Yertisement.