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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-01-20
Drp DooAs

A GARD TO THE LADIES.
GREAT CLOSING OUT SALE OF
FnshTOBable EmbrOTdcries, Dress-TrIm-
innings, Hosiery and Fancy Goods.
Our annual Closing out sale CONNER ces TO-DAY,
and we inform the Ladies Of Worcester anil vicnty that
We have marked down entire stock Of Fall and Wir-
ter Goods, and determined to reduce cur stock as
as possible to make room for Spring Goods Our stick
eunsists of
1900 Cambria and Muslin Collars, II cts. to *1.oo.
eOuO $lC0to $500.
Among our Embroleries can Be fiuLd some naA Pat
Terms Of French Collars and Bands AMI enrh ats Cam
brc and Muslin Cuffs and Collars and Cuts aad Sleevs
TO match and great assortment of Fringes Black Vel
vets, MORE Antiques Dress Trimmings real Mosaic Cam
co. and God-stone Buttons Kid Gloves of all coIors and
numbers, ard great many Fancy Articles
Iall early to secure the best bargains
Respectfully, GRoSS STRAUSS
JlO DIFF 152 Main St, opposite the Post 0fiee
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Boston advertisements.

EAEVINE'S COMPOUND PITCH LozgNGEs, a
~ sure and pleasant remedy for COUGHS, COLDS
GROUP, WH00PING COUCH, BRONCHITIS, AsTH.
MA, and Lungs enough let to sustain life GER
tain cure for CONSUMPTION. A purely Vegetable prep
afai Us con aiming Mineral Poisons and recsy safe
for The Infant or invalid. in any stage Of weakness.
D. FULLER & CO.. only manufacturers, Boston,
Mass Sold by Druggists and Dealers in Medicines, ev
erywhere. d3m+ d3l
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Real estate.


n, plsfe consisting Of nearly new House, Barn,
lizard acres Of land with great variety OF fruit.
Its situated Plantation Street. near the Bloomingdas
road j. miles from the City Hall Apply on the pre1ni
Hes, any day alter p. N. FRANCIS @. AISNER
jyI7 deod&wtf
O. REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.-The
E,Is subscriber offers for sale his House. with which
.-is connected Barn, Wood house. Ca ria ge house.
with wen Of pure water, and aqueduc leading to the
barn yard Will about of good land containing
some 10 young Fruit Trees Of kinds OF fruit such
as Apple Par, Peach, Plum, Cherry. Ounce dc All in
good bearing condition, Situated about Of a mile
from the pleasant village Of East Douglas on the main
road to Worcester. The buildings all in good condi
ton The house is large for one family (being 20 by
50 feet and an ell IA by is eet can easily be arranged
oi two families, and will be sold vary cheap disposed Of
Immediately. For further particulars inquire Of
Worcester, Jan. II, 1857. BRIGHAM BALLOON.
jl7 diff
'ENHE OLD EST ESTABLISHED REAL
EScATE OFFICE in the County of Worcester
lARkIN SMITH, z56 Main STREET.-THE those who desi.e
HOUSE in this beautiful and growing city, he Offers
unusual nduc ments for tins and credit To those WIN
contemplate buiiding-he has assortment of Lots un
surpassed but by few in the city of Worcester He has
some splendid lots the Female College, an Institu
ton destined to be of the first in the State To those
Who desire to exchange country property city, he Of
ers rare bargains and TO all who desire to trade buy
or sell Real Estate he cordially extends an invitation to
give him call, and be will be happy to show them Free
u chsrge' ms arRe assortm' mt d&wtf dis
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Without giving amote extended lst Of prices wo would
stae that intend to make this what II represents 10 b.
grand clearing out Sale TAe goods must BE- cold.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-01-20

500 yds. PARIS PRINTED, ALI WOOL DnLAINEs.
Have marked them all down to 500 per yard Of the
greatest sacrifices In the whole ock. Children's all
Wool DeLaines down to 3-ic. 81 ps. Rich Gals Paida
down to 37i former price 62is. 100 Bay State Long
and Square shawls, thDse extra hne Goods which We
lacturers pricen
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-01-20

The most du able and beautiful Pic
lures ever luade are the patent Double Glass Ambro
typ s, the exclusive right to maize which for the city of
Worcester owned by D. CHASE, in Fosters Block 2E2
Main street. where you can get beautiful patent Ambro
type Tor One Dollar. GLASS pictures for 25 SO and rs
conts Those 10 want of pictures respectfully in
Vited to cal at Gallery hefore going any other
and examine my sp cmens, and and think you will be
satisfied Rememember that this is the only place
where you can get patent Ambrotypes in the city of Wo
cester. D. CHASE
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Prices fixed low from which there viii be no deva.
lion. All who Wish TO money should visit
tablishmeut during this grand sale Of cheap goods.
ds1 duAw4t GEO. p. BRYANT 4 90.
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DcLAINEs ! DeLAINEsg
FLANNEL.s. FLANNEI.s.

1000 yds New Style English DeLaines and Cashmeres
beautiful colors, marked down to l5c. Cheap.
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Cost ann foun0.

NAALLET LOST.-Lost. on Wednesday even
ing. Jan. IA, between Holden and the worcester
Rural Cemetery, Wallet containing between $40 and $50
In bills Of Worcester Banks lot Of duplicate Wood Tck.
cts and fo1r notes of hand with other papers of value
only to the owner The finder will be literally rewarded
by leaving the with the subscriber or BY giving in
formation where it may be found.
Rutland, Jan II, 1851 BENJAMIN ALLEN
jl9 DOT
ENoOND-A PITOHF0RK. Inquire at this III 3e.
DIFF jl9
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1NTORCESTER ANO NASHUA RAIL
Nv ROAD COMPANY DIYIDEND.-A Semi annual
Vdend of Two Dol per Share has been declared on
tile Stock Of this Company, payable at the Office Of the
Treasurer ia Worcester the 18th nst to the holders
nj Stock on the first day of Jan. inst.
I. W. HAMMOND, Treas'r.
Worcester Jan 1857 d2y ito
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NOTlCE.-The subscriber begs leave to announce
IL to the public that he has disposed Of his entire
STOCK Of Millinery Goods to Messrs KNAPP & PEsRY, and
tenders his sincere thanks r the liberal patronage here
tnfore bestowed him. and would respectfully solicit
continuance Of the same to his successors.
g. ". MILES.
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EDARTICULAR NOTICE.-An persors in
debted to the subscriber by note account,
qnested to make payment Of the previous to an
18th, at the store Of Knapp Perry, No. Waldo Block
Worcester, Jan. LIST, 1857. E. w. MILES.
n dtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-01-20

WDROFITABLE AND HONORABLT
4 EMPLOYMENT FOR TAN WINTER Persons N
town OF country IN search Of employment as source OF
income or 70 OIL up their tsure hours may hear 81 such
BY enclosing two stamps 70 pay postage, 10 proien-
uor AMhb 7. HORNE, Box No. ASH New York Post
Once The employment 10 nued to either aex-at ton ia
iie immafeEiAl. u 10 An article Of daily consumption
and can % manufactured IN any Persons dwellinkt ~
AGENTS. wanted 10 every town IN the Union. din JIG
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-01-20

was GiicIed with ague and chill fever for sew
eral years. and persuaded to try Perry Davis Pain
Kiler-I took part Of bottle and perfectly cured;
have not had chill since beginning with this medicine
My sister being afflicted applied the remedy, and
found almost Immediate relief
JESSE WILLIAMS, ,PerryblTgh, Ohio.
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lRNHE Old EST EsTA RLIsHED Real
tUants.

DOARDERS WANTED.-Three gentlemen
GB and their wives, six gentlemen can be accommo-
dated with geenteel rooms and board at No. Maple-t
ill DIV
EBOARD. BOAnD.-Good board and pleas mt
ES rooms be had at No. 10 Central street. at So 90
week F. BUXTON.
BOARD can be Obtained at No. Park street.
I'D d2S diff
BOARD WANTED By two Young Men in a
AD private family. Address c. Box y Post Office.
$50 diff
90 Eet.
EMAIL TENEMENT TO RENT Four
- Rooms in pleasant location win be let to a small
family. Apply at this office. diff III
IWNO LET-6 Rooms in Fawcett's New Building.
n Apply to FAWCETT 4 WAKEFIELD
rENO LET-A small and convenient Lower Tenement
n Possession given III mediately. Inquire of
d27 DIFF MARSHALL MILLS, May st.
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OUR ENTIRE STocK MARKED DOWN

All styles Of American DEL LANES, at 20 cents
5 Cases good style Atl2I
All Wool Printed at 37k and 80
Our best ssyleS WOOL PLAIDs at 50 cents,
Our best styles ERMINE PLAIOs at so,cents.
Handsome VALENCIA PLAIDs 1t Is cents.
"a LYONEsE CLOTHS, all eOlors, at rs cents.
Plain and Printed THIBETs, at great bargains.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-01-20

MJOTHCE.-An persons ndepted to the Estate Of
lV ELIZA BELLOWS, either by note or account are
requested to make immediate payment Of the same, to
LYMAN BELLOWS who will be at So Main street, Oh
tie 14th, 10Th 10th, 2lst 22i and 3d. of this mouth
iS d0gS
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-01-20

DEsT ~ FAMILY SHEETINGS 3.
Selected expressly for chamberlain, BARNARD
cos. Decidedly the best Family sheetngs 10 themafe
90 inches wide round thread and clear cotton. Not sold
elsewhere IN town.
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low PRICE AT LAST!
GREAT TIME AT BRYANT & co.'s
NEW STORE,
MECHA MICS BUILDING.
The Needy Economical Rich and Poor can be supplied
Nth
DRY GOODS!
Read this notice and then go aud make your selections
r. TT d q
DRY GOODS!

Read notice and then go aud make your selections.
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e HOP BlLLS.--Junt call al the HrYn once
~ you want SHOP BILL, done up 10 FIRST RATE
SHAPE and on the most reasonable terms.
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KOTlCE.-.The undersigned have this day formed
LV a copartnershp under the name OF Harrington 4
Aldrich, for TRANSMITTING general Commission business
In Flour GRAIN Butter, Cheese and Produce generally
aud will continue the business Of UDham q Adreh, ~
90 43 Front Street. FRANCIB HARRINGTON,
PARDON W. ALDRTca
W6rceater September /, 1856. ~ ar
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DIED.

In this city Jan 9TH Sarah 6 years is months; 10TH
John F., year months; 18th, William H. years 10
only children OF Levi Nancy Hilton; 10TH Caro-
line NJ on child of Marcelus and Abigail sprague,
years months; 10Th Charles only child Of Cyrus and
Mary t. Wherby, years months; 18th, Albert son OF
Geo. and Betsy OTIS years months; 10Th, Azubah
wifi of Jonathan Fish, 2l 10Th, John Stacy, 90.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-01-20

HAISSOLUTION -OF COPARTNER-
~ SHIP-The copartnerspip heretofore existing under
The hrm Of BELCHER 4 sT0WELL is this day dissolV
sd by mutual consent All persons indebted to the them
requested make Immediate payment either OF said
afm, CHARLES BELOHER
Worcester, Jan. l, 1867. FRANCIS P. srORELL.
liz d3W
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-31
go u - .7AaIag .anUaaT NJ AaoT-WaN
CECoND EDITION READY.-we are AGAR

CECOND EDITION READY.-We are again
- supplied having ready TO-DAY the second edition. with
NETWORK BOARDING HOUSES.
Done and Pencil, by B. Gum, The Triangle"
and A. Wand vol limo. One hundred and twenty-six
illustrations Price 81.
The rst edition OF this very amusing book taken up In
msdiasly. The second Is ready this morning
The Boston Journal says This york contains good deal
of truth wit and abundance Of bumor times ely
and quiet at times rich and exubeen and seldom sinking into
either weakness extrsyagapc-"
The Irish pndatoy ssys This beyond all question, the
and compes account Of that peculiar existence
In hch THIRDS Of New Workers their feversh
being reminded Of the M tenure Of their mortal state
by the weekly presentation Of the osre's bill"
Lesies Estrated heps ssys We have read 1t With In
finite snpsemeu and heartily resdcrsn
Also We feel certain 1t will meet with unprecedented
sale "
TAe Sunday Times ssys We have laughed heartily
over book for msLy year We have this and
mend II - an nfallible remedy for the blues"
Published by MASON, BROTHERS.
Mes zoe and ITO Duane-st, New. York.
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GREAT BARGAIN.-Twom agnifcsntIy fla

A GREAT BARGAIN.-Two mapifcent!y ma
~ ishes 7oct.ss rosewood PIANoFoRTEs fot sxLm
richly finished with round double erpentue
esssns heavy nodnss full ch toue made BY the most ceIs
brssd city msier, with full warranty both are Truly H. ~
shspec Tor real estate q 80 each Price e Can De seen
st the Furniture Psckins E.tsbshment n oh N IN,
piskt VII bs I'D an object far cash. NB-"m De psssea
o. shipuIna 81 Fd3aJ sad Saturday.
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JAMAICA, WEST INDIES.-Very Valuable
ESTATES comprising about 5000 Acre. of Land consist
g chiefly Peans Sugar Psuaens together with
srous WORKS Budnss Stock &c. thereon. in the Parishes
of Treswny, st. James, Westmorcland Hanover and St
Mary late tie property Of Sir Simon Hsashton Clarke de-
CHINOOK GALswORThY are instructed to sell by
Auction 1t the Auetion Mart the Cby of London,
Thu RSDAY August 2h 1857 important aud valuable Estates
lssnd Of Jamaica lat the property Of Sir simon Haush
bart deceased comprising follows: Two VARIABLE
Plantations Sugar WORKS. known Hampshire and Berkshs
consisting Of 1860 Of Land thereabouts with hume
parcels Of Land aso 10 the Parish Of Telawny Known the
name Ct Mahogany Hall Penn containing s therea.
bouts being the occupation of Mr. Charles Clarke ~ tenant
thereof also TIE Plantation Works called Long Pond
Ia the Parish of Treawny containing 1000 acres or
good Of cultivation late 10 the occupation OF the Hon
H. Shirley deceaed also part Of the Plantation known 90
Parnaus Plantation containing 8 theresbout ebut
sion or the Parish Of Mary known War
wick Castle ALSO the Plantations called Kings Valley in the
Parish Of Westmoreand containing 90 therabou
Mesrs Sinclair and Whiteock also Plant atoms in the
Parish Of Hanover called FstHog Quarter and Woodchurch
Mesrs Edwards Russell also all those other Estates
known by the hsughton Tower, Bernsrds Run aud
Wakefield oil other the Estates In the said Island Of Js
the property Of the said Sir Simon Haaghon Clarke
deceused with the Messusges Mills, Mhouses Boil
ing houses thouses Edifccs Erections aud Building. In
npon the several Estates and all Tools Implements Cattle
and other Live Stock passing Herewith .
For particulars apply Messrs Jas Taylor Mason Taylor
Solicitors No 10 furnvas Inn, London; Mesrs Robson
Lighoot Solicitors Castles, Leiceersquare London
Mesrs Chinook Gsswohy AuconeeIs and Land Agents,
No &c Reeentst, Londo- and Of j. W. Fisher esq, Hamp'
stesd Estate, Falmouth. Jamaica
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VALUABLE FARM for SALE.-The subscri-
Der aHers for sale that valuable FARM known the
FORT FARM n miles south Of the City Of Poushkeepss,
Duchess County being the post road betw P"ug
keepsie and NewYork City Said farm contains about k
scrss about 50 Of which woodland 1t in good
well wstersd aud adapted to grain
On the prensss are good DWELLING House, Tenant House,
Barn. SHEDS Grsnsry Carriage House hos House, Woodhouse
&C. ell In good repaI with fine spring Of water near the
house.
The Farm easily be divided into two parts the post
road sary through the On the side Of the
road ne building SITE having view of the Hadon River
and the rounding country.
For further particulars INQUIRE Of the subscriber Of
Csnpon and Lbefty-sts. Poushkeepslc, or Of YOUNG.
SCHULTZ Co., No 81 Fery.st corner q Cid New,Yor
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vT,HE NETWORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE
i ORAUGUST l..
Circulation. ................"..173,OOO.
The NEw-YoRK WEEKLY TRIBUNE for this
week contains the following:
I..LEADING ARTICLES To Republicans; Mime
sofa; stebbiDs stsaatzed; How to doit That
Lightning Train territorial Usurpation; Abolition
Of Slavery; Pcst.Ofce Facts; Squatter Sovereignty
Repudistod; Horse Beef
n..BAYARD TAYLOR IN NORTHERN EUROPE
en Sst Of Sa The ''' RSSne
In..REyIEw OF THE WEEK: Giving in condensed
and conspicuous form the latest and most important
that have pIsS !. es city ,nd saSo a
Central America and Europe.
Iv..TWO WEEKS LATER FROM CALIFORNIA:
Summary Of the Fortnishts News
MINNESOTA: The Rival constitutional Conven-
v..KANsAs: The Ratiscai ion Meeting The Great
Paoihcstori" Walker at Lawrencei The Late Con
vH..LATEsT NEWS RECEIVED BY TELEGRAPH:
man Children In Cincinnati The Mormos Diaicul
ties; Death Of Com Newton; Indian Troubles
VIII. INTERESTING DISCOVERY: Correspondence of
NoUR NATIONAL PosT-oFFIcE Correspondence.
Of The N Y. Tribune
X. .WATERING-PLACE FASHIONS; Correspondence
Of The N. Y. Tribune.
XII. THE TRIAL OF MADELINE SMITHS Verdict of
Acquitted.
XII. THE MASSACRE AT DELHI.
lII..CARLYLE UPON THE OPERA.
XIV. POETRY: The Summer squsl Owe no Man
Dollar.
XIV REVIEW OF NEW PUBLICATIONS: The 20
etica Works II John Greenesf Whittier
XVI NED NoRsE's DAUGHTER: From the Papers Of
the late J. Brown.
xyII..THE sOUTHERNERS AT H0ME-VdII; FROM
the Journs Of Northern Traveller on horseoscki
Central Mississippi
XVIII FREEDOM or SPEECH IN KENTUCKY: The
Fourth Of July In Madison Co, KAN Ofsuon
from Cassius M Clay
xIx..THE PRAIRIEs: Correspondence Of The n T.
Tribune.
XX..A WORD ON PETTfCOATS: Correspondence OF
The N. Y Tribune.
XXI. MISCELLANEOUS: Potato Pests in love; At.smpt
10 Swim Lake Ontario A Fire Ezters Anecdote OF
Gov Walker; Progress, Agricultural Premiums
The First Move Ia the Right Direction.
xxi. MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
XIII. COMMERCIAL MATTERS; Fun Reports Of the
STOCK Money Cotton, Grain, Cattle and other Mar
keis. specially Reported for The Tribune
suBscapToxs0ne copy for one year, ~ Three copies
e5s Five copies, 9Sy Ten copies. o12. t-
Single copies wrappers obtained at the counter In
the Publication 0Gee this morpinG Prizes. &c.
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Diarlo-fortes arl0 Alusir.

A GREAT variety Of Second Hand PIANOS,
IA Rcs.wood and Mahogany Gnbers Chickering'S. Stoi'
ssds and Dunbsm's-st e15. SSr e15 ssa SOS. 100 20
$40 Some 1ne bsIgsns Tie celebrated iisivt Davis
Co Grssd Psor Grand aud square Pianos for sale lcw
BERRY No 49, Brosdv ~ marble building cor 0rsndse
New and Second HAND Pianos to let.
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PRICE TWO CENTS.

ITO LET-Two genteel COTTAGES at Ravens
j wood with GROUNDS and STABLES. opposite tn tho
sSesnboet Lsudins Of LOWER RAvEN3W0OD. stsses
psss every hour Gree npont Wsm.bursh and Brookys
Apply to J. s. HARRIS the premises OF TO HARRIS,
NEDAY Co., No % Peck-slip.
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T1O LOVERS of COUNTRY LIFE-A FARM


l. for SALE--A opportunity 10 offered TO those who
appreciate the importance OF country residence
whose afford the amount Of health aad
enjoyment Such the above Farm 1t situated in Of
the heahest villages "a county town. of Connect
the Courthouse and close to the Academy and Of all the
laying the render desirable oca
tions the county contains about from 40 $50
acres well divided in lots cultivation Meadows several
Orchards Pastures Woods &c IL IL bounded by aud
the ode OF farm crossed by nevessng water
stIsan Afordipg desired waterfall Of ~ or feet The
10 well known be ia. heathest OF the ded States
and the chance hunting aud fishing be found
% equal distance the City of NewYork For particular
No. 80 Patts durpf business hours at No 81 Morton.
foii 10 One half cash the balance may remain
for sumbe Of years bond and mortgage, per cent In
terest
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Conducted by r. C. McCoRM,cx. tr:
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THE RIBUNE ALMANAC for
i 1857
In addition to the usual Calendar Pages and Astronomicd
Calculations, contains:
VERY FULL AND COMPLETE ELECTION RETURNS
By States Congressional Districts and Counties for 1885,
fully compared with the returns Of former years
THE IMPORTANT ACTS OF CONGRESS, condensed.
THE GOVERNMENT OF THE UNITED STATES.
LIST or MEMBERS OF THE LAST CONGRESS, ana
Of the next % far Is elected, classified politically.
A CONCISE STATEMENT OF THE DOINGS IN KAN
SAS during the past year
ANACCOUNT OF THE REMARKABLE CONTEST FOR
SPEAKER Of the House Of Representatives
AN ARTICLE ON THE STATE OF EUROPE.
AN ACCOUNT OF THE MOVEMENTS OF GENERAL
WALKER and his Fifitsster Companions in Nicaragua
A CLASSIFIED LIST OF THE GOVERNORS OF THE
STATES Times Of Holding Elections, Meeting Of Lesss
lures, &c.
THE PLATFORM OF THE REPUBLICAN PARTY, with
condensed of those of the DEMOCRATIC and AhER
IcAS Parties
THE JEFFERsONIAN ORDINANCE Of 1874 a document
not generally accessible and which, had been adopted would
made Kentucky Alabama Mississippi and Tennessee Free
Three years later the Ordinance 1887 applicable only
70 the North West Territory, was saopted.
Single Copies, 12l cents; 81 per dozen; $7*1Oo
Postage on the ALMANAC lone esch) be prepaid
Orders inclosns the sash respectfully solicited.
GREELEY L McELRATH,
Tribune Of6ce Nsw-York
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7 LEWLLLYN PARK, ORANGE, N. j.
II VILLA SITES Eve to EACH within one hour Of
the city. Fer sale by c
rHOMER MORGAN, Metropolitan Bsnk-
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AMERICAN MUSEUM

ARNUM's AMERICAN MUSEUM
- THIS AFTERNOON at and EVENING at O'Clock, the
NOVELTIES and qnss MIRACLES OF that Prince Of N-cro
mancer Professor WYMAN IN bis eIrs1dinsry and pn9y
OilIsM &c The Grand COSMO- eANOPT1CON STUDIO
atm open The Happy Family the enormous Living Ser
pent Admission Is cent? children under ten 'scenss
CADEMY Of MUSIC TO LET-For Operas,
"A Concerts Balls Lectures and similar respectable purposes
Apply to n. II. WOLFE No. South-st
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Cost an6 fcun1.

7 OST - $15 REWARD. - A DIAMOND
IL SLEEVE BUTTON shaped Al . leaf three diamonds
blue enameed Whoever II to Nos liz and ia Mer
cer-st will receive the above reward. -
7 OST-THREE NOTES, made as follows: By
IL &J Linoks, July four months s6a 80; H. C. Heron
June 20 three months, ST. III J. L. Smith, July four
months SIS s. favor Of Dsnus Newell and by him In
dored The payment of the above has been stopped and eli
BY returning the same to DARIUS C. NEWELL. lsth's.,
and North River
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VNyATER POWER, with or without FACrO-
w RIFS for SALE and to LET at Mstteswsn. N. Y, "a
hour from York Inquire No 81 Couftiand or to
:. B. SCHENCK, Agent, Mattes~an. N Y.
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Rorses, Carriages, &r.

VERMONT MORGAN HORSESHOE sale,
pal; bay HORSES Eve years old sorrel HORSE
years old and ersy MARE five Year, od-a very
superior horses and warranted Inquire No. SIS Stanton
where they can be seen, or at No. HSpruceh
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THE IOWA CITIZEN is the best paper in the
West, medium through which to advertise IL also
eves dets account the progress Of Western Railroads
and Lend Sp.cuatons and through which
profitable investments Terms 80 year. Adj
dress W. II FARMER Des Moines Iowa
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fonses ano farms t1)anteb.

WANTED to PURCHASE in BROOKLYN, in
w the vicinity the Fulton or Wsstrett Ferries small
and rood frame OF brick DwELLINC-H0USE Address, for
three days. J. W G., Box No. S.ei7 PoH. Once
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MOUNT PROSPECT WATER CURE, Bins.
w hsatop- Eisht ride from the city By y end Ed
ksrosd Visitor YIN end this Of the peansst Dlssss -
tbs Union bosgd - pr week Addssss J. H. N0R1A -