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Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-05-28

Til L subscriber wall sell at PRIVATE SALE
51 q hts Farm uf go Acres. bels part Of LIE deus
ftih1 lsland, about lao Acres OF is nrsl wei sci
52s2sa IN grass The fencing all good nenfly all Of
has hcan put up within wears, hf The lHrm hNs
bs5n Limad al over. The BuldttSa are all il soodof.
DEF Two houses, hTIck and tho other lrnne, tho lat
Ter built 10 1885,; gOd sahlIT toe hofsAs and Cows.
and shed 90 feet long ,ur Steers s honse iee house
ION, about thtel nundren yards from the Newport
SHtnn II Ibr r.. W. u Is. Rslrogd. There Is q good
tnding oil the Ghfsli1na Greek where tue aud nnl-
he delivered, and the prouuoe Of he Place sent
away, BrlnJ prceB 6ie given for all kiudsUi ptu-
daGo at Newpoa, which make; a osnyenient market.--
Thssone tho host gruin and grazing Farms in this
aeriOn of the country and ~ be sold on neenmnoda-
Ting tel isls, WILLIAM ,CANBf,
may 2i-gmns. Wilmington, Dsl.
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G'EASE1A1ANa HlAEhlRERY.
IL ". a. Il'ptN roe.ant1,IiV /. nnonn "a

- L. II. CAtEER, respectfully announces 10
g. LIZ tatlss OF Wilma 5tUn and vieinity, that
~ she ST ooltin ueat tho MILLINERY business,
~ atherO old stlu1 No, 22l Market st.. between 18th
and NJ sl9rg s prepared to iarnlah every variety
bssth II Ph Tel phia nIse ard beautiful ASSOC
lnont Or sONSETS, klBBONS. 4 LOW EkS, 40.
suitable tuT tho she particularly invites the LIS
dlestu give bnr sail and examine for themselves.
iy' Belchlng HNd PrsSsns promptly attended to-
Thnnkfh. Tor past iHvors shc hopes by stot attention
to husneas TO merit add roeeive continuance of the
apr. 6-sm.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-05-28

IA 90 fSot on th st. on and below tho crrner Of
E@1{tS pupnr, having garden. ,,,. !, ,
Essn1 81 " on ill., b5iwOsn IoRhSld and Zine snalh
h I'sl Oh p,na hntwenn 9th mud all Sta.
D. " 7th, between Pins and Spruce, adoinln. Scot
n 10 y feet IN nh batw1on VIM RunFrd's property
ltl''' one Il. between Pine and Spruce,
al " IN / Ii, fiuin Spruce to Church, North sito.
4lJ " on Pho, bntw0on 9Th & 9Th .. ,,
lO1 q" on lltl st. between Walnut lHd Elisabeth sts
a On Walnut, NJ the onrl1r Of walnut and 2th 1t.
81 II on WAnut between 18th Il l2h Sta,
~ by ~ OH tho corner Of5h WIud or 81.
las u oniii! hotween Pine kifkwOOd Sis.
Tao above gTouI luts wl TO s7a silher for cash.
on ~, OF OF ground tent wh 5fisSs 100 nled IT,
hl IL ii deIfrd BY the purghnser al IN favorable
terms y, ". Nee iulley will snew the lots % he hb-
senre Of may 4J-lf SAMUEL McCAuhl.EN.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-05-28

IrEStec3 SAFE
tf35H u keIt 10. N Equity, the und Ragged 4.
hFuu Tusi0p will expose IN pCBLlc SALE 70 the high
LLil bidder u M o'oock, a. NJ nt the TySyeTn
i0fu " Mir, john Pennington IN Kent County, On sp-
ysnsy thoig ~ yoi June lai the Rea saIe o. 4Sn n
Eagle Howard deceased, CONSISTING oil lnt Farm aa plth-
alton IN Kcnt comfy, ea1 Kent Manor" e2n,'a,PAE
he EARN his laid Cd in three held Sfcncng ordinary
The laid good soil aud may be nato highly productive
The Buildings consist OF FIRmO Dwelling story wth
W. shea rooms large passsEe,-kehen attaehed'
Tia Buildings nF0 eompara'ively new new meat ouse
Aprmr Of god water IN tho Sard there stream OF We.
through Tie Fhrm-Hnd an eAcrleht M hu
nay 30 md or0or Y Acres This land adcins the lana
whin nils nf Church. and within y mile OF Post poe
mi Ad cartwright ship, schools, Ne Il lies within o
mil oftn public road leading from llarmnny TO hchtsI
Vile, The ea ion healthy one, Mr. Henry grges
tenant mud Mr.. VIM. Weloh neaf tho premises. WI lak
pleasure 10 showing them to those who may eau 70 gSa
aeoiit Of six, twelve anil eighteen months y tn[ee
sRInents the dAy Of sal with interest," from tntu
nstto DO secured By tho kond oil tho purchaser win Sc
curly 10 be approved by the Trustee. -....;s a.
HE their claims with the vnlchers thereof dqy sus
ucne with the Clerk Of the Ccut Court Tor Kent eoun
II within f5gr months from he day q rr,s,ae
| CursTER Town. Mo, mas l4ts. ------
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7 kSanl

~. TWO handsome Dwellings sitnsed on Market
ss4s ST above Twelfth; built in Cottage style aud
5AlA finished in the handsonesf manner with all the
modern ,uconlonoss of Gas throughout, bath, &c.
Terms reasonable and possession given hnel Lately Ap
ply To- WA. MCCAu LEY,
inly 2l-lno. Market street
REX,S AROMATIC ESSENCE OF JAMAICA GIN
Ia GlR,ThIs Ess guaranteed to cohtaln in
eeniFll IaIn a the excellent o. Jamaica tim
ger, with tile addition ui several Valuable Aronalos
making u valuable carnnatiyo, fully sqaa any It's
quality gefed for salo and which only ne rs rel 70
Vlnoo Of IFS eioaoy, Prepared suly BY JOHN X, REX
Market-sIfsst, may fs-H
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VINU 81 q : y tsIsA = " lAi.t .
"a THE undersigned will soil Mt PRIVATE SA LIZ
1.A all that valuable Farm and atn'io1, u QrRkpr
g.sM Neck. lately the property Of S@m9el ~ Ch1nl-
.ssN ler and al Joining, the land Of Ia NlkiIa, Esq,
niil OtlUrs, and contains ~ acres.
This Farm Is beautifully situated and possess
rs many RysHtat.s; It los within INTO of landing q
L1p3 lords bay and aout mile FROM CHESTER III
and uurrhas within hall ml OF the premises. In
hi Iornn1 ouctfth, bes in thu county pump Of tx
rant water in tn yard; III, fencing good; with sulcO
~ Of Mood nIi Tmb Il, Tho huildngs ar rommodl
Gus two story fame Dwelling House md hEpk Kitchen
attach a. with iii ary ont Buildings all IN Eol or
dor Ten Thousand hisAelsu If Oyster shells viii be sn
with tic Farm which sitclgnt twheu burnt 10 limo III
whole Earln 70 bush Us of lime has DO N applied upo
ts land vi hil tho last ftw inqlhs. 10 nny o. wl5n
10 puTSla land this offers raTaiHducemena Terms easy
f'' 'u'''S' 4. MANSF Held, a emit.
| a. linn ClL9leriNHn, Md.
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~ an IA IA t1s'. "'-'o'i'' W.
JoSt PHI W0HRALL,
l DAVID EASTBuRN,
SAMUEL. HANNA,
MIL CRRkK Hin. MAY 2R-7LM.


"A ga fFnscnt
Al F the Road Accounts of white Cay Creek Huu!red,
" Now Castle County from May 10th, 1856, to May lOh
ti7 inc usiye. -
JAMES q. JOHNSON, Coleotnr Of Iid Taxcs, Or.
sniset 70 errori an ronaiSso sq9s5 %
P'l.stse CSllse SSr. VII '''''" - efs n
To balance flakes for 1855, w "
70 cash paid him TO lift old orders, I'D W
Total Dr. S5,g1 IS
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REMOVAL,
sENhW AND EANcE

" L3lss Of y. lminstoa and vleiEity that .he sss
~ Ia AlAriot s., 20 Inc store nley occupied ly the
Missos Reynolds. so. z WEST SIXTH STREET where
viii tho business IN all its various bTanchos.-
gv,Ue aid new stock gnlds, the Ladies' rc+poct-
fully Invited 10 cali hOSNErS Of every description con
slailly on baud herides RIBBONS, FLOWERs, Ae;,
great onre fOas ruses IN Philadelphia she believes
they eat. h. surpassed for hasuy andshe will be enabled
to snll at pic that caUunt fail 10 please.
n. B.-Boachi5 aud Pressing attended, to at the short
est notice. apr. 2-Sno.
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MILLINERY.
MRS II NRME

NO. I WEST OUKTH ST., IS iI,aIINGTON, DEL.
FAsLIONABlEM lLLiNER,
,Ma HAS opened splendid assortment Uf BoNk ETs
S-l H kIBiuSs. FEATHERs, anu flowers of every
~ description, styles and pattern. 10 which she
vltes The atenl Of her lend The uhlio gen
orally. 81 hos also fitted up > nov Room. which
eey adds 10 the convenience and accommodation Of
giving her an Vantage possessed By few this
civ From long experience in the Millinery business,
and determination keep the best articles that tie
rect affords, and sell at low rates she feels conhosnI
Iha she cHn give aaiiaiaot0n ali who may favor
Win visit Sac isthankiu for the pa troags heretofore
extended 10 her. by strict ate desTs 10
please, she hopost1 fett and receive eOnfnuAhee Of
the same. =
ettea9ed tn a the shortest notice. ap. ii 3naU.
On Nea 3jUy tho 2.ii inst, Mrs Ogme will laye nm
opening for tho display Of her and complete assBn
HltWt ui Fehch abi iSinerl' Hn goods
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~ L1I ref'l'ci from New Anfk ALolon Ioflrs,
81 ~ Ma 3nihctHt and cl0ie2 " 1q ts =
fy ~ " hutN t5p beautiful imphn elegant isi,
IL, MhgtWtNfe selling OF ~ cheaper prices uHn hny
otnur ~ ts city, Also, fse and splendid
s'3oIHHlH OF STRAW GDuUs, RlPBoSs, FLowERs, &c.-
q Atse AMI Inc assortment Of Chdrri's HATS and CAPS,
nfeselilnB oil very low.
@ We call particular attention our ne assortment
metropolitan aud Dunstable BUNNE1R, as low price
Two Donrs st gtawsfor $50 Pebble braid III
Come one, comual Tor Bargains, to
,D ,e-7,,o. F.A; BolER'S, Cheap Bonnet Store.
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FOR SALE.
4 ~ EACELLkNT NINENAIi WATER
n TAIN for aslr, toost SO 4 vii BE- sold yer
MlLMlaaEoN, n'r.5l. -..- Auot
IN thc E..unra nf C-nnh rfnef

TO Ile IsV9Ia OF tEoou 1eeI
hat sod in the shamblea, that cat, asking
questions for sake, 9th v, chip x, let Cor.
Fer every efog,urC ut Got d go1d and nohpEiu be ie
fused be icoevtI. with giarnurpg, with thanks
glYrs CLAP. ", 4ihv N, Tim.
r4S As thH observation-disclosures 10 owe person HnY-
ESASSS thing but Love; There iere be Eoitcfea liberal
asaar snare the patronage tiOm both saint aud sin
mn NJ Ms shauhicg, IL Second aud Market SITS.
Orders rIt Mt Wlhs.u X, McClees Hardware store or
at Phillips Combs & Co, Bra3, Pie and Cake Bakery,
will be promptly % end3i TO- ,.,.,, ,., -,
N,D,-Cuglumtrs marketing delivered at their resi-
dences. l1p.lt-Jnu,l Us,
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-05-28

FOR SALE.--A snug little Farm ofe4 Acre
aAA uis1ol aaaity ani slt sn ON FIX Nt
LIEN iand las istisnias, and tho improvements ~
story frame house and tng kitchen, IN COCA repaf
nets irnire atn, vita ysnT rnner l1I sten,tngi O.
srrnnary pnultr house and sinnhe an IN Iai
ai Of post and ami worm fence now up,
sool landing an the Riveri Church and School hol
within hs II mi ia. The Farm Is well watered and 2
SptinE al tho dwelling. Tins Farm III be sold low
applied ior soon Price SS5 per Aore. one-third Ct
4 NaW IL la
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spElMe MILLINERY

N f1NHE subscriber res peciully informs hor u1-
RtA mefols patrons and the public generally, that
abe has last received IVY and elegant stock OF
. ~ goods, comprising elegant fancy BONNE1S, and
StTw goods from the lowest to the CHEST gTaueEi
French bowers, Ribbons, olos and every an
Gle PERTAIN to ef hustHess The snbscriber wIBhes
npoalfr Tue east year and traats Ny her endeavors
ather siand No. G3 Market street in NcCqs Building
mar. 10 ". Mrr. AN DREW NICK hE..
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-05-28


KANSAS APFAIRs.-St. Louis, May 20
Kansas advices to the 21st instant, state that
Secretary Stanton has issued proclamation
for the election OF deegatesto the Constitutional
Convention, to he held on the third Monday in
June. Tho returns from nineteen out Of the
twenty-six counties give 1852 legal voters.
1t is said that many Republicans are going
over to the free State National Democratic
party. Also, that an attempt is being made
| by tho northern delegates to sond FREQ State
men to the Convention to be held by that party.
Ely Moore, formerly of New York, has been
solicited to run for Congress.
PARsoX BRowNLow's IDEA OF a MAS.-One
who fears God, and can walk thousand miles
in thousand hours; who breathes Gods frce
air and at tho same time can hit awoodeocE
doctor horse and twist q pok'r round hi
finger. Eh'eminacy is bound TO go out oil
fashion before long. Men will become more
manly. Spndling legs and narrow chest
won't do Tor Young America to betupon. Tn
gymnasium, the boat club, ball playing, cricke
sparring and all those other healthtul sport
and exercises, must before long usurp autho
ity, or we shall all run ont like weeds in a te
feet garden spot"
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oPDgES RuongvED

ORDERS RECEIVED
EoOR tr,fp f,ag sTovE and NuI COAL, ALSO Farm
II and Garden Implements, by SMITH x By eevi ~
pot, No, 100 Market street, Snu uool epV'e fSN''
Wilmington, Del.
IIJbbARTs Wild Cherry Bittsfs fresh supply Just re-
III esved al 81 Markets..
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FOR -ht.i;.- \ handsome + AKIN % GUM
vExA o tfy sest 81 Acres, situated n Ceai Soun
y Nd 1a2 sglG s u lnS sSS Soeets can
b. found Thc Farm aud nuHdngs eominludssn *
tsnsvs 81 SN III 'tas lt- ioWnthe iysr ene 9Ionhl
The eomnt,,. iNrw tde into heds
b sd Gs T f IL HOUSE by 50 Ieet,s
ew aSd sais-;l.tzl ar3o noube hoored Barn q lee
ssSissd Rrhars ~ !vbeatn9y the ground
. viu will ha sold for hteon thoe
~. s,aethins ovnr Sil5 per Acre, WI
ssshnses III ann n 4'rt fer GOOD improved Minils
Fog moro fa "details apply to JAMEt II
y ~ sy,s,+ark Eel.
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China, Glass ant oaaOnsw.ye store:

TEAVE constantly on hand well selected aSsortmef. Of
II China, White iron sgni C!iIa, Lolorgd and olsSs-
ware Of muzt hcguiip SLOPES, style and patterns van
GUS Ntlss aud tlog eos linneE &c and I9et seSs
x dnt Ble.i pr q fitid nd I'll Lamps, and cvery
'sprption 81 Cliun gonds GiAsswaTe Brlannn VIE
and Rst0Ts Jspalned Tin Foil tsats handsomely oTr me
IA Stone and i, OK nghan wHrc Please call and ~ uns
tho ssoek, y share OF patronage Fespee IVY Solet s.,
III hoods delivered within the city lfss olunslss
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VAAUAR5g rA9M r0R san

ri THE undersigned will oil q, PUBLIC SALE
90 OF the Hotel Of jeremiah Co lon, an tho village
sssEH ofche!tgrvi leon SAIu kOAY, latn l,lyi n xt
sSsAA 1T II O'Clock, A. NJ, all that Farm aud plan a.
ton IN Kent county, Md occupied by W II. Boyer and
adjoining tho lands Of = AIasie AMI others cpfaining le7
Acres mi 70 less. Tals Farm beautifully sltA
ted lying about Of mil from Che yilo and nlo
rOIu tho of Aiillinguil, nn main road rom tho
former the tior plA to Landing Churches,
Mills, Schnlls &ct The land has boon tnprOy by Inc p
plicatlon OF Lime The buildings aud sufficient FOR
the Farm Tho fencing gpoti with su 9gey OF wood
and fuucf well OF celi5nf tho Farm. he
purchaser can have posscBsion Tar improvements are
concerned rs as fnay desire. misunderstanding
the purchase money 10 be pail the 1871 January next
two YEAR. JOHN M OMEGNS,
may 2s-ts, JOHN 4. NEWMAN.
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FAsE4lo[!AnLl nlILLINIaY,

90 HAVING removed from the corner of Sixth and
xJ - mag streets, To her and spacious STORE
g" No. 10y Market ST. between Seventh and Eigh III,
takes TINS occasion To inform her pHtIons and tho Lnaea
generally that hos iisninent is now open h ooioe
and boHutiu stock OF Millinery selected it'll great
from the hrsi houses OF Philadelphia. The L dles OF
Mimlgina 7nd yieng are respectfully INVITED TO call
anu e@ntnuJ er tue assortment OF Plain and Fhno4 BoN
%Ets Cars ARriFic1kLs, RIBBONS, FLOWERS, B6SD
&e,, which will DO sold on the reasonable terms.
the sl2Tleat notice. ap. le,sIaQs
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(lF. WILLIAM ALMOND, COLLECTOR of Road
- Tax fr Batdywine II, ndfed, in account with tile
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NeuJ NTiIinorv StpYe.

Mass Emma j. Mym,of, No. 9 East 5tk Strest,
('Yilsoa BuitaiDs,) EFttntagt ton, Del.
| n RESPECTFULLY INFORMS HER Friends
IN and the Lsdiesof Wilmington and Its viciHts tina
hta SHE has lust opened Millinery establlsh
* where ices "a her line caa 70 Obtained a. he
.owest appnveH Styles Ladies' Will please
calland examine for themselves She hopes by her care
ndattontiontO mort ashare Of public patronage.
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w ana .ashienabIa Nailllne.Y stors

n TAKE TiiiS diicAstoN ft INFORM THE
I'm lu Ies OF " mingtoR aud vicinity that they have
~ commenced !EG Millinery BuslGesH IN the TelP-
~ Ea2h ByI w., n, ID st. neN Maisst direct;
are row gransd with large and superior assOItraLt
HONHEI5 II every dosonption which they have So
inCtgd wt 6fNH care from the host houses of PLladel
phn. sThey i.!en Keeping constantly On han nd ATtih
tGcE respectfully inv re she niteut. on nj Ladies.
IL Bluach'nE ahl Pfessins done at the shoriest nc
u.
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a. TIE HORSE ROLLA will stand for seTvicsth
10y eh.nQs sca on, ht The stat Y Of ths subcrber,
- - near NevPaF Holsui tbs Alingo stock, aud will
iayoray compare Sltl ohg uTsr in the county. white n
stock arc invit d 10 call.
may lI-uc. SAMUEL. CItANSTON.
&C. SALE,
- superior family horse for snc, coming 5Ynsfs
- SAMUEL CANDY.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-05-28

UIJy As855sMI0HI,
EgNIIE City Assessment for TIE year 1897, having
4 ] been completed is filed in the Office of The
clerk of tho City Council for public inspection Ths Sly
cnn Will sill ~ hear apncRl8 from tie said a7sossnn
" iac oyonnss ofFhlay saipI and MondnS BIN ~,
Vnnosis 80 - ' - II. HARMAN,,
Frnpy 2l-sr WITH OF CouIlc''
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-06-11
Z, u M b E r
CITY LUMBER YARD.


Having purchased of o. X EARLE his interest in the
late firm of 7. Il 0. x, EARLE, would most respect.
fully tender my thanks for the very liberal patronage
which has been bestowed upon the late firm for the past
eight years. and at the time wold solicit contin
nance of the trade pedging myself that nothing shall be
lacking OIL my part to merit the My past eight
years. experience in the business, gives knowledge
q all the different markets. and many facilities for stock
'Tg yard which will enable successfully to compete
18th all her firms, and even with the Boston market,
or the past year our late firm sold Lumber for the Bos
ton trade.)
Under the above circumstances take pleasure in call
log the attention of the public to my Stock, which
lists OF all kinds of building and finishing Lumber, such
rs this market demands, as follows.
Seasoned Pine Lumber of every destription for finish
Ing purposes Spruce and Pine dressed Floor Boards, by
the Car load or RETAIL Southern Hard Pine of all dmen-
tons. Cherry, Black Walnut and White Wood, with all
kinds Of Lumber for Machinery purposes
SHINGLES, SHINGLES.
500 600 Shaved Cedar and Spruce Shingles,
100000 Sawed Pine, Cedar and Spruce Shingles, at
prices varying from 81, so to $3.50 per thousand,
CLAPBOARDS.
Pine Clapboards, from to 16 feet long, dressed,
Spruce Gin extra, feet long,
< in. extra and No. l, direct from the
manufacturers, and from Mills which under my
directions and warrant them equal to any in the
market, and will sell them by the load wanted, as
HALF MILLION
Hemock Boards on the stick at different mills, which
can furnish by car load carpenters or builders in any
Of the towns lying the R. b. leading from Worcester,
In the rough or dressed, as may be wanted.
HO e Fra M ES
And Foorngs for the heaviest class of binding,
furnish at short notice, haviving ten tUelve
Mills at my CONTROL and running exclusively for me.
Also, Factory Beams of any length up to fifty feet.
ONE MILLION LATH,
Aud more if wanted
N B. My foreman, Mr. MOSES TAFT well known
contractor builder in this city, having erected
Of our largest buildings, his last contract being
Theatre is experienced and practical Carpenter which
will be great advantage purchasers in regard guam
titles and quality which may be required and at all times
will hold himself in readiness wait upon all to their
satisfaction.
l. M e, l. NJ e.
In connection with my Lumber business, prepared
nj all times to furnish Lime, Plaster and Cement by the
car load single cask OF the purest quality at the low
est market prices, and send it all the neighborng
towns at such prices cannot fail 20 give satisfaction
Mr. LEWIS SMITH will give his exclusive attention to
The Lime department.
Persons wanting anything in my line, will do well 10
sail and examine before purchasing elsewhere All orders
by mail or otherwise, will be promptly attended to
Washington Square, the B. Il W. R. R. Freight
Depos, Worcester, Mass.
THOMAS EARLE,
mch22 dSwistf Formerly 7. & o. K. FARLEY
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MISCELLANEOUS.

NEW STORE! NEW GOODs!!-.
~ WARREN has enlarged and fitted up IN the best
manner, the store formerly occupied by WM AREoLD ,r
Toy, Variety, Confectionery, Fruit, Nut, Segar Soda
Beer, Oyster Eating and Ice Cream Saloon an Of wnich
furnished in the best possible manner, and at such
prices will immediate sale. Friends and The
public are invited to Call and examine my stock before
purchasing elsewhere.
NO. 1913 Main Street. w Orcesterr
So eodtf JOSEPH q WARREN
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-06-11
Price Two cents
AUCTIONS.
By E. W. VAIL, Auctioneer.

DY IL w. v ALL Aucu0neer.
GtENTEEL NEW HOUSE PIANO
u FORTE, FURNITURE, CARRIAGES, HARNESS
Is, &c, at AUCTION, on Cedar street, Worcester
THURSDAY, June 11th, 1887. Sale Of Furniture at 10
3. m. Real Estate at pm.
The subscriber, having formed permanent business
engagements in Chicago and obliged to leave Immediately
for said city now offers % the highest bidder his new,
gentee and thorough built House, situated on Cedar st.
next the residence Of ". A. Williams. ESQ., containing
10 hard finished rooms conveniently arranged furnish
ed with all the modern improvements, such marble
sinks, with hot and cold above and below gas fix
lures, bathing ROOM marble NANTES, superior furnace
bay windows piazza, with many other advantages not
The Lot contains about $500 square feet OF land hand
somey ornanented with flower beds trees shrubbsry &C.
Also, upon the same is new barn. This house is just
eompeted and is one OF the most desirable residences
ever offered for sale in this city,
f FURNITURE, &e.-Piano Forte, Statuary, &c. At 10
viii be sold the premises lot Of desirable
Household Furniture, consulting in part Of superior
piano forte SOFAS mahogany hair cloth psror chairs,
mahogany hair ccth rockers marble and mahogany
tire tables black walnut whatnots, Tea poys gilt framed
mirrors, bedsteads, hair mattrass bureaus and
wood sea- chairs curtain damssk iron hat tree
black walnut TO- carpets antique chairs, lounge ia
crockery, glass arr tin ware.
7 OARRIAGEs-one top buggy, ane double carriage,
one South Orange Sleigh buffalo and wolf robes harness
Terms at sale For further particulars inquire of the
auctioneer or the subscriber. ]. W. DERBY.
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Two ALL ERSONS 40 WHOM
a THESE PRESENTS MAY COME.
MORTGAGEE'S SALE.
virtue of power Of SALE contained in a mortgage
deed given by Gustavus Elliott dated the 14th dsy Of
April 1855 to VIM R. Hooper, for six hundred and fifty
dollars and interest," and BY said Hooper, sold and
Keyed to me by assignment dated the nineteenth day Of
april A. D. 1855, recorded in The Registry Of Deeds,
Book $40 Page 1852 said mortgage recorded in the Regis
try Of Deeds, Book 500, Page $40 The conditions OF
said mortgage having been broken, shall by virtue Of
the power of attorney contained in said mortgage and
rs tie owner thereof shall sell at public auction the
l3ih day of June next,
Al O'Clock p NJ, the premises, the premises de-
Bcrbed referred to ia said mortgage, which reads
follows that certain tract Of land in said Worcester
Newbury Street, bounded and described in deed from
Alonzo Woodeock to Francis H. Dewey dated Nov. Sd,
1852 and recorded Book SEQ Page IT. being lot No. Co.
plan recorded Book 456, Page CAT, 10 which plan
reference may be had ADAMS P. BARNES,
Assignee of the Mortgage.
Worcester, May 9, 1857. dtiu1S