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PROPOSALS FOR RATIONs FOR Is5s.

QuARTERmAsrER's OFFICE MARINE CoRPsl
WAsHIN6T ON. October TO- l851
Separate sealed Proposals will lie receiv ed at this
Smce until Tue sday, the 10th of November next at
eoch p. III Tor furnishing rations to the United
the yeaI 1859, viz: H'' io'
Shsrlestown, Massachusetts:
It,IIsIHouth, New Hampshire;
RttoEokyn; Long Island. New York;
hnHoeiphla Pennsy ysnia;
Warrington, lorda and
washington, District of Columbia
Each ration 10 consist of one pound and n on.r.u.
OF fresh Deel. or three quarters of nonnd ~ a
pork eighteen ounces of bread made Of hest ,ons
peThne hour. or best superns flour At the on,,o, !, r
the government; md at the rate OF sly ndnnds ~
good coffee, twelve pounds Of hest Neur GrIa.n.
sugar, eight quarts OF best white beans four
Of vinegar, two quarts Of SALT four pounds ~ enoS
hard brown soap and one and n half pound of Col
hard dipped tailow candles to one hundred rstons
The beef required shall bs delivered on the orde
OF the commanding Office of each station either in
bulk or BY the single ration and shall consist of the
best and most choice pieces the saro'ss the pork
70 ne Vol prime mess pork, and the groceries to be
OF the best quality of kinds named. All subject TO
inspection. 49, II = - : ~
No bud will be entertained unless accompanied by
the names Of two suretIes known To iris Office or
aentlhef To by some official person. TO bs endorsed
Proposals for Nations for l85S" and nd Jresssd to
.hs 3u-rtermaster ofthe Marine Corps Washing
IN, ~ v. ID. J.eUTHERE LAND,
w w cOtNoVIo Oue tprma M
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THE GREATEST
Il M ICAL Disco VERY
OF THE AGE,

Of 81 b.; ..S9 ,s.s IN
EVERY rIS fFo% 0' HVnOR.
Ihs worst Sero5sla dsicn TO q Common Ps,n,Is,
never fsed except IN two cases, both TSunder Hn1
NOR he has now IN has possession over one nm nd red
eerhoates OF Its value, ali within twenty miles Of
I've bottles are warranted to cure . nursing Sore
One to three bottles viii cure the worst kind of
Two bottle; xsranfed to cure the O. Sofk
cs Thts. in :, the Mouth and stomach.
xoTsf 20 rye bottles are warranted to the
One q two bottles are warranted to cure All Hu-
Two bottles are warranted to cure unnins of the
Fea nn TO s si9 S6esIs among s the as.r
One bottle will cure soaly Eruption. of the Skin.
worst kind of Ringworm. e
Two or three bottles are warranted to cure the
Three to four bottles are warranted TO cure salt
Five to eight bottles will cure the worst case of
Sorofula. '' e~ee oi
-, benefit s always ex perienced from the first bot
snantlty rs taken. WV 0se
vain tr,d al the medicines a. inese rho have in
aPons old sfoDe wsee ECwPs on the pastures and
system yet it is 81 ed fsos n yoU nav, nnnIs the
no mas &c start There are no IFS nor ANDS Eum:
pedded over th soss sSas hnnot yours
OF boston know the effects of n in eyery c,.e
aas a. saoy done some Of the greatest cures ever
eoae IN Hassachusetts. j gave IL TO children a yesr
oIu 10 csd Peope of sixty. ! have seen door mn,
snonl,tD looking children, whose fiesh WINS sod and
bottle. 'A'o VI hea1th bS one
re those who are subject to sick head,ch. nm.
Uosis wiz aways cure a.. IL gives great relief in
eaLarrh and DIZZINESS. Some who have tsk en- Z, ~
peen costve for years, and have been resnls,S hno
~. w acre the body 10 sound IL works ante -. y
&C rhore tnere any arrangement of he fnn.t1%g.
vi uature, u VIII cause very singular fseiin.. RE-
you must not De alarmed; thew ALWAYS d,ssnaa.se
i1 S lour Gays TO week. There in neyer - IN
aa.. hon ", on the contrary, when that feelin. \.
sonei you VIII feel yourself ike A new nar.ont
tie, s,ne OF me most extravagant encom5 ms of a
a IN my own practice always kept il strict, IN, In
M ed; since ITS INTRODUCTION as a general f.m.f
sdSSne, great and wonderful virtues have ha.g
Severa l. os ssas never suspected.
aIysv oases OF eplleptlc fts-a disease which VA.
lev eotties U, what mercy IL il will proye esse
Jun Jun IN AZ cases OF that avn ul malady-tbere srs 80.
'oS VINO nave seen more oft than have oes
Know oil several cases of Dropsv an ofther 80
P:ople CURED by ~. For the various dises.as stSo
liver, SICK Headache, Dyspepsia, Asthms e.aane
hnq Agne, Pam IN the SIDE, Diseases OF fbs ssssg
sha particularly In Diseases of the Kidneys
.sooISeIy mas done more good than any med,n.ns
No change OF diet ever neoessary-eat IN. 1885,,
can get and enough oft. "e pesty
DnsetonS for Use.-Adults one t,hi. .u.<,
Per nay-chlldren over ten years dess ert pntoi
On en- rom hve 10 eight years noonnS
no ufeetsons can be applicants Ia All elpn.,,. AS
'0Ae suiuoaent 10 operate on the bowels tvins S.'
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NEW AND IMPORTANT SCHEDULE.
FOR ALL PARTS OF THE WEST.
&@ u

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
The recent extension and improvement pitts lead
ing connecting lines at the West has required
By which highly, important advantages to the trsv-
62 nnS ' fFASss a
HGs oT!ssSs Mf%tSl5s
ssIsnaS a.. 'tGR. stations and arrives at Cum
at s. a H. .n TdRAs %
a: M connecting at Benwood with Central Ohio
i as i3r UolumSns Clneinnati indianapolis. Lou
with trains for Cleveland Toledo. Detroit, g. ),
Gisyesnd Road, and also at ParkersburE with Ma
TTh THIS FL e. ST LOUIS and CINCINNATI
Rsotnf q Benxood at a. NJ With sspre.. ir SGn
rom BeialIe TO Cincinnati, ltcithoxt chang. Of
AND and ss2. hS' il h
ton l. also connects directly, In both directions,
at Grafton t With cars h PsIker.burs and Maretts
roads ior ChlIcothe, Cincinnati, etc. These trains
louis, and Al Cncinnsi With the Great Ohio au and
hlsslsslppl Express Tor Louisville Cairo and st.
onis through to St Loris in less than q hours from
B nd By this train the tis 70 az the central
the distance from 20 to 100 miles shorter than by
the shortest of other routes. From the West these
fvns at Bst8orse at s,ose s9d satisfactory ar
IL Bassage checked through to all points.
Camden Station and at Wsshinston, b. C. f''e'
PASSENGERS from baltimore or Washington ma,
SseD eHttIS ToO0 og dQgI1ghf, by taking morn
ing trains, and lying over at Cumberland or OAK
lana, and resumng next morning by Wheeling Ac-
commodatlon tram, leaving Cumberland at and
FOR WAY PASSENGER
Inc Cumberland Accommoda ton Train at A NJ
WI stop at all stations east of Cumberland and the
Wheelng Accommodation at all Stations beyond
cumberland going West. Eastwarsly the Mai
Train leaves W hseing at s.S0 A. NJ, and Accommo-
oaton leaves Cumberland at 8, reaching Baltimore
ON TIE NORTHWESTERN VIRGINIA
BRANCH. between Grafton and Psrkersburg wsy
sIs VII take the Express westwardy and
The FREDERICK TRAIN starts at 4P.N..
stoPPins az way stations Leaves Frederick At SI5
n; H. aTrivlng az baltimore Il noon.
ne ELLISOTIS MILL TRAIN leaves at SIS
a r. aaa 3I5 = NJ. Leaves Elhoott's Mills att
a. W. ana Z L. NJ, except Sunday.
FOR WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTB
Leave batimore for Washington at ais and Q Is
a.. "a Nj snS SIS r NJ. On Sundays at Ais A. Nj.
Leave Washington for Baltimore a, and s.SA
NJ: ana " sand so p. NJ. On Sundays at IA NJ, and
The first and fourth trains from Baltimore. and IN.
second and fourth trains from Washington will he
express mail trains. stopping only ar Wa.bin.,or
J1nctlon and Annapolis Junction.
me slo and 5. Is trains from Baltimore and the 3
anu : ~ trains from Washing ton connect with the
trains from Annapolis. ~ >
or tickets information, fare, &c, apply to J. T
6ENoLAND, Agent, az the Ticket effce, Camden
StaLon.. WM. y. WOODSIDE
~ iSu Master OF TRANSPORTATION. Baltimore
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OROPOSALS FOR SUPPLIES.

e'AhrrHNWIsr os,cf o MasssF q ciSsss'
Sealed Proposals vii be received at this ooe IN
al o'clock p. m, on F day: the 18th November,
S2 a i9 he Cops wn the
5yi to $40 uniform caps. complete.
100 To 2,f.p marine pornpoOns.
70 IL zooS nt-lsather stocks.
s"to 800 prIvates' uniform coats. complete, OF
navy blue cloth, indigo dys-to be
chemically tested.
Sto 100 ssrgeants' uniform coats, (sams as
50 to 100 musicians coats. scarlet cloth, sochinea
IOoto 200 pairs non Communicated GO ofssr. sp.u-
o lettss.
50 to 50 red worsted sashss.
I'"o TO 2oco PAIRS linen overalls.
1850 to 500 pairs brogans, Nos 5tou.
~" to 90 marine blankets, tErayJ
$50 to 5000 pairs woOllen socks.
S mb Sus fssns the cloth T.
so to 8oo fatigue frocks.
loo to J 800 flannel shirts
sSoiIs" 1s sokst s.'''''' blue ao Jersey
w ~ 70 5 Sn watch or great coats. do.
Sto 60 musicians jackets. scarlet cloth eoob-
mn neal dye-to be chemically tested.
1000 to 1000 yards navy blue cloth, TO be chemically
tested.
soyards scarIs. cloth, eoohlnsal dye. to be ohem-
Samples ofthe above articles may be seen on app-
cation at this oce, the once of the assistsnt
aga,teInaster marine corps, lag Spruce street. Phil
ddeiphiH. "'
IL - to be understood that the accented bidder i.
20 take al material used for manufacturing coats
ovefaIls, Sc on hand at the time OF entering into
contract, az the cOntract prices thereof
BIDS will be received for the whole or in parts for
theaTtlcies required must be x p ioitv undar
stood that critical pection will he ri Ven ali
cies furnished rs To fat and quality and that articles
which do not come up To the sample will be reiaoted
and thrown upon the hands OF the contractor
The quarterlnnster reserves to HINGE he n n, t
increase or diminish the quantity named above az
mand. WV ''i'' w.
D. 4
OF the Marine Corps" Washington, d. C. and an
dorsed Proposals for Supplies" ~
~ 3fh Nov
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UNITED STATES MAIL LINE
ONLY REGULA LINE
AND WITHOUT FAILURE Fop K,eu-xr.
fr CALIFORNIA AND OREGON
VIA PANA MA RAILROAD.

0D'''"s Days, 5tA { aotA V saeA sno.sk
,CAuIIoN.-So many frauds and imno.,-
n MSns OF vsTous kinds have been siey 83f9&
ESpHpD Mnsd on travellers bonnd to CALI 9o42S4A
agent Tor passage by the y. =. Mail Line, via Pana
ia tnS CITY OF New York, feels il his duty TO
sra, TO AvolD IMPOSITION. they must be careful 10
Rnu tae true once Of the Steamships of the u =
msI Ihne, via Panama Railroad other on &c
IN Mew YORK 10 authorized to engage passage,
Xxx SomPsnes nave only one once N New YORK,
Enich Is At Ia est street. of Warren street
monf!ng "a the North River. st the head the Com
irr Observe my sign over the door
IL l. w. RAYMOND. Agent.
"" New YORK,
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M ahSn,V OP BOOTS AND SHOES b.,
time, and hs sSe Iarsest in this city at thrs-t
per nat tG9stneI can be sold al al,out ne ~
time. Csi AZ nan an goods purchased a. thru
hH Iron Hall. Pa ave. bet. st SSo Nv ;as
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No. 80 Wares St1..t. k a1s,M,yE

Agents for washinston
co.. b. hWIaS ssb tssrsnos Gs1aner' J BSr ~
Martin King. NslMSn c. bi II Walsh: Z. s;ons,
Bysop Daniel B. CLARK. j. r. MiSans D S @
s. Cissell' ~ AZ FRO; AEents for Gcorretcrn.1R
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GEHUiNE ITALIAN MACCARONI.
~ - sast imported, supply of italian Maccaroni
Oh thsv best quality.
oak KING Il BURCHELL,
oe~ Cor. Vermont ave. and 18th ri,
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OVEMFYTs OF OcEAN STFIMFp :

MOVEMENTS OF OCEAN SIZE IMEDCV
FROM THE UNITED STArKs
ots1nsrs. Lsars Fby D.s,
A'iA"'ic --..--. New York. Liverpool Oct q
49,, FRon EUROPE
'o.'H star. ...southam' m. New York Oct 2
o., a. 80 IoLn Ia. mail steamers leave New York
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IHONAs n TfENDRTCke, =" :
Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
HOUSEKEEPERS, ATTENTION!

praH HsSs k pts IsSsiysT e,b supply .p
They are cast the best Penusy vauia .bs -
ana made very heavy and strong to stand knock:
G. WOODWARD,ss s1's j
-1 METROPOLITAN stove and q rate Worker
oo,o.- "a av., between 10th & iith stss..5
Nos. Sl8 4 S2.
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PROPOSED DA TIES OF SAILING

For freight or passage, apply to
MI yWARD h. COLLINS, No. IS, Wall street,
BR0WN, SHELLEY CO., Liverpool.
E., HIN kENNARD CO., q, Au.tip
B;G. WAINWRIGHT& CO., Paris. .a
60, ihe HTners OF these shps will not be accountant.
stones or metals, unless bills of adinr ars sisns
therefor and the value thereof expressed tbersine
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TN pfdcllcd observations safer and
more successful mode Of ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
hlnts on the EVIL results from empirical practice To
which Is added commentaries on the diseases of fe-
ma;es-from infancy TO old age-each graphical
Illustrated by beautiful plates. IL points out the
remedies for those self-nficted miseres and dlsap-
pointed hopes SO unfortunately prevalent in the
young. IL 10 a truthful adviser to the married. and
those contemplating marriage Its perusa 10 partio-
9larly recommended to persons entertaining secret
doubts OF their phy sca cond tion and who are con
econs OF having hazarded the health, happiness and
prvleges TO which every human being entitled TO.
Prce = cents per copy, five copies for 81, mall
ed free of postage to any part OF the United States
by addressing DIR. LA CROIX, post pald. A lIan.
New York, enclosing Is cents.
y Those VINO prefer may consult Doctor LA
ChOlA upon any Of the diseases upon which hia
Dook treats either personally or by mail. His medi
clnes often cure IN the short of DAYS and
complete and entirely erad cate ali traces Of those
disorders which coBslva and cubebs have so long
ueeh lhoue an antdoe TO the ruin OF the health Of
the patient. HIs" French Secret is the great con-
tnenta remedy for that class of disorders which IN
fortunately, physicians treat with mercury, TO tho
rretrleyabe destruction 10 the patients constitu-
ton and which al the arsapaTilla the world can
not cure.
II Office No. 81 Maiden Lane. Albany, NY.
feb ll-ly
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BANKING HOUSE OF G5HuRR RKorHEK..

DKPosrfs. Deposits received and Cheeks paid
oiies snss on the ,Srhsn :s.se.a
sad Cities furnished TO depositors without charge.
INTEREST ON DEPosITs.-Intsrest wall be allowed
o1 ~ ss' .: p1I Be sTssa
osved to be chsefsd for payable IN .ame fanSs
piscousfsANot.. Drafts. and BiII. 81 E.ch.ns.
VII be discounted, and Loans made on Socks Bopds.
and Securities, At the mari rate.
furnished, negotiable IN the different Cities Of the
United States, on Deposit Of Money Collsterals,
oharg if Conaterals on such terms a. NAV be agreed
upon. w
aired negotiable in the different Cities Of the Union
SLLL. AHp LErTKRs OF CEEpII on ESeLsSD. InE-
LskEp ANp EgEofE.IBllls of Exehsnse and Letters
At the market rate for Ex change, In 20 suit.
BONDS, Stocks, &c-BOnds, Stocks, and Securi-
bought in The different Cities at co@nssion Of Ak
pr. cent. Where Stocks are bought upon orders, We
reserve the night TO call for deposit Of 10 pr cent
the cost Bonds or Stocks will be ordered by tele-
RAILROAD. CIrI, AND STATE BosDs.-Rakoed.
City, and State Bonds can be placed in hands for
road Tes purchased for oash or with Bond:
market rates. All Warrants sold By Us are 1saras-
Land Warrants located on commission.
Land Warrant quotations regularly furnished IL re-
Warrants Will be forwarded to Western Houses on
orders or sent for sale on commission TO responsible
REAL ESTATE AND Ir.uRarcrs.-ReAE Estate
bought and sold, and Insuranoes effected.
CoNeREss-Claims on the United States. before the
prosecuted BY prompt nd able att2rneys:
jan a Opposte the treasury.
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hess ships having been built by contract expre,sl,
lOr the GoV eminent every car has hean
"a .her construction, as aiso IN their engines to in
sure strength and speed, and their sccomraodston
fort. iO e'esonoe ono com
Price OF passage from Now York to Liverpool. in
Extra SIZE state rooms, SSl5. From Liverpooi TO
New oIk, ~ ard y gnIneas. An experienced Sur.
until paid Tor. TIE ships of this line havo inproveS
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Medicines,

pRlyATE MEDICAL TREATISE : :,
PHYSIOLOGICAL VIEW OF MARRIAGE.
By NJ. B. LA CROIX, NJ. D., Albany, N. Y. :.
200 pages and lSo fine PLAN and Coored Lithofraphs
and Plates.
DPRICE ONLY Is CENTe.OJ
III SsafJ1ss 0yosfass 10 all parts Of rAs Usfes.
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STEAMER GEORGE PAGE. L..
- HOURS OF DEPARTURE
Leave Alexandra st %, N, 8, l0k
H8, 5, -, 81.
'sss Washington e T. PkfilG ssi.'..
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TRUE LIFE.
RS sun. should q great mans

Like q summers sun, should q great mans life
In its dawn, all promise be;
In its noOnt de strength power to bless,
To fruItage all humanity;
In the evening sink, with his work well done,
in glory, tranquility. lJohn saunders.
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INTEREST ALLOWED ON DEPOsITEs,
MONEYDL OANos STOCK SECURITIES
CHUBB BROTHERS, BANKERS.
Jan Ut Opposite rae 7-saSs-y.
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.Df' W %. Id CTUIX fhy elOIOglo
rage. A new and revised edition
Of 80 pages and 1870 plates. Price Is
cents q copy. A popular and oom-
prehensIve treatise on the duties
and casualties OF single and married
llfe-haPpy and fruitful alliances,
mode Of securing Reconsideration
and lnfertlle ones-their DEVIATION
and removai-nervous debility, its
causes and cure, BY q process at
once so simple, safe, and efectual,
that failure 10 impossible-rules for
Gally management-en ESSAY on Sper
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But to the shore. o what depth of wave
And Whist length # foam! That solemn voice!
lis louder yet sweeter-they mlstske
Who cal 10 hoarss: They never on the white
And pebbly beach In peace and euietness
Have heard n roar--or wstch d the spray
That venting farthest on the smooth, white sand,
Misses, retIres, and comes to kiss again.
The sun sets-and III, bInshias tcatey tErns
To blue. Stdr-SpTsdd, JOdm-tip'd a, rdrysea
" beauty. Yonder sweeps brave white sail
Bending gracefully in eveDlns's breeze
As q keen skater on the CLASSY Ice.
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EVENING STAR.
BRILLIAN ] b.

Z y y a II
The day il cold and dark, and dreary;
IL rains and the wind IS never weary;
The vine still clngs to the noulderins wal,
But al every gust the dead leaves fall,
And the day 10 dark and dreary.
Nv life is cold, and dark, and dreary:
IL rains, and the wind is never weary
Nv thoughts sti III cling to- the mouidsring Past,
But the hopes Of youth fall thick In the blast,
And the days are dark and dreary.
Be still, sad heart, and cease repining;
Behind the clouds Is the sun still aiming;
Thy fate Is the common fate Of ALL
Into each life some rain must fall,
Some days must be dark and dreary.,
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Very respectfully yours, r. B. DRANE.
Rector of st. lanes Parish,

Having been induced by friend to visit the estab-
lishment of Mr. Tobias for the purpose of trying his
glasses was furnished with pair slightly colored
blue, whioe have afforded more re EFF and gratii-
cation than any have ever tried. My sight, origin
ally very good, was injured by writing and reading at
night, frequently to very late hour: but with the
aid of these glasses ] can study almost as late
ever, and that too without the pain have previous
ly suffered. JOHN WILSON.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-03-25
NIECE ANICs' MUTUAL
f 1 r. E
INSURANCE COMPANY.

Az the annual meeting of this Company, held at their
0hce in Ciars Block, Tuesday Jan. 9Th the follow
Ing named persons chosen Directors for the year
ensuing, Wis
Henry A. Denny Worcester, Geo. NJ. Rice, Worcester,
Geo. Blackburn, Boston, VIM. b. Fox, Jr. s.
Esek SaunierB, Grafton, Daniel fainter,
Alonzo White, Leicester, samlL Hodges CherryY'y,
n 8 Denny, Olappvile, II. N. Bgeow, Clinton.
AZ a subsequent meeting Of the Board. HENRY A.
DENNY was chosen President, VIM. s. DENNY, secre
tary, and FARLEY HAMMOND, Treasurer.
This Company has been iu successful operation since
May, 1868 aud continue to insure In their Mechanics
Glass, on favorable terms, Dwelling Houses and other
bnldings Stocks OF Goods, first class Machine shops,
Rnd nonhazardous Property generally. Communications
addressed to the President or Secretary, will receive
prompt attention.
Worcester, Jan. 7, 1857. DIFF ~
nj OTiCE.--rhe undersigned have this day formed
~ acopartnershp under the name OF Harrington h
Aldich, for transGeting general Commission business
In Flour Grain, Butter, Cheese, and Produce generally
and will continue the business Of Upham Adrieh, al
bD h 40 Front Street. FRANCIS HARRINGTON,
PARDON W. ALDRIOH.
Worcester, September ], 1855 81 dh
ELAINE OIL-5O bbs Elane Oe ia store aud
IA or sale by q. 3. a A. J. HOWE,
Worcester Bank Block
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LOST on0 oltuo.

ES0U : DA sum Of money, which the owner can
Il hive by calm Geo. P, Bryant Il Co.
mchgO a6is
RTGT9 30 E4OST-On saturiay last. a noteofTwo Hun.
~ pref Thirty Dollars payable w Barber or orders
and endorsed by him IN persons are cautioned against
negotiating said note, payment has been stopped
The huder will be rewar cd by esYiug it at this Office
mehl0 dtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-03-25

FsNO LET-A convenient, genteeI and spacious Ten
a ement in Granite Row. on Main street. formerly &c
cupled by William Jennison Esq. and now in the occu
patton OF Professor Eaton. small priudte fiv tolH
ge Gretsrred as tenants, Utth less rent. Also, TO
LET the Office Rooms pleasantly and situated in the
BLOCK at the corner OF Main and Thomas streets recently
occupied ny IT. Woodward, and William R. Hooper, Esq.
nuns d3taW3W* - LEVI LINCOLN.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-03-25

THNO LEE.--At the Junction of Main and southbrdge
streets, large SHOP containing rooms suitable
FOR manufacturing Boots Shoes Possession given al
the LIST Of January Also, SToREin Stone's Block 1T
e for, and recently occupied as grocery Possession
gwen immediately Inquire Of i r s. STONE
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Price Two cents
ReoL Gatote.

tsS7S TO BOOT MANUFACTURER S
H4i,s' AND OTHERS. The subscriber has FOR SALE
I'll in one Of the best localities near the Western Rail-
ROAD Depot large and strOng building
su1ole Tor lauufcturfng purposes The building is go
by 40 feet giving over 7GOO feet Of floor surface besides
mgh studded basement The lot about 1000 feet
o. snu ana Is corner lot; in the basement an alum
CANT never falling spring Of the best water The price is
such as 70 make the interest less than one third what the
same room could be rented for r-TrI1i-' " - =.
Also IN the North part of the city, near the Nashua
Railroad he has for sale large BUSINESSMEN RTTTTDIN3
Of the size Of the above with from one 10 three acres Of
land adloiping The building could be atted for manu-
cheap. or leased fora term Of years. at low rate
Apply between and p, NJ corner Of Chestnut and
"alh9t streets, to D. s. MESSENGER.
mhiO ' dseod1m
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-03-25

Ia FOR SALE OR no TIET.-T6e sub
E serioer viii sell on easy TERMS the House in which
he resides, situate on corner Of Earl and ELIZA
beth Streets The House contains ten rooms Of oobve-
lent size, and 70 complete order for occupancy The Lot
comprises about 5000 feet Of Land in one Of the most
beautiful localities in the city If not soon disposed Of,
VIII let at reasonable rent. For further particulars
apply to EDWIN BYNNER,
W. & N. r. r. Office, Lincoln Square.
Worcester, Feb. It'll. 1857 ne sl Dim 10
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-03-25

ft4zS FOR SALE.--A genteel, private residence
Biss situated II miles from Post Office containing
E-acres Of choice land well stocked with every vari-
ETY. Of Frutin dearng. large two story Dwelling with
all node improvements, Barn and Carriage House and
a convenient outbuildings This is the most desirable
place now on sale FIR gentleman of taste and means
Ternf easy. Inquire of GEO. T.. 8. CURTIS,