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Our stock of WATCHES is very large,
ani from ths most celebrated manufactures such the
F. B. Adams & Son, Jules JurgensOn, James Nardin
Perret, and many others of different manufacture all o.
which will be sold at the lowest cash price.
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DAILY PAPER.-FoUR DOLLARS year, payable al"
ways IN ADVANCE. All subscriptions discontinued at
the expiration of the term paid for.
WsEELY PAPER-Price two dollars a year, 81 for six
months and so cents for three months II paid strictly
dvance 175 cts year, single copies cents each.
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IhB WORCESTER SPY.


Printed and Published by JoHE MILToE EARLE, &
rassAs DREW at No 212 Main Street, Worcester Mass
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JEWELRY.-We have an endless variety,
such Gold Chains Pins, Ear Rings Thimbls Pencils
&C., &C., all of which will be sold at prices that cannot
fail to suit the purchaser
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Our assortment of SOLID SILVER and
PLATED WARE is unsurpassed, consisting of Spoons,
Forks Knives, Ladies', Cups &c, which-w be sold at
unusually low prices.
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CLOCKS! CLOCKS!! CLOCKS II! of
different patterns, in Gilt, Bronze, and Marble Cases.
which can be bought low,
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road near Saratoga Springs. Superior facilities Tor Nh
Sc Ptioiing and French Students received at any time
AID charged only for the residue Of the term Diplomas
awarded to Ladies who graduate. Send Tor Catalogue
Wi'h fol- particulars. Rev. jos. E. KING, A. ". Pin
cipal Fort Edward. dlY s2s
az r * o u q o l.
IA Distilled from Coal-secured by Letters Patent
Kerosene Illuminating OIL The light obtained from
TINS on exceeds in briancy that Of any other oil fluid
pd in the very coolest weather.
The Company recommend as the lamps best adapted
20 this OIL the Kerosene Lamp, manufactured by the fol-
loving parties Messrs. Cornelius Baker Also Dyo.t
Of Philadelphia; r. Y. Haughwout Co.. Asa Broadway
the Brooklyn Flint Glass Co. 70 Broad street Dletz
70 tSz William street, L. Mer5ier 1871 Elm st Get, and
h Edwards, ~ Duane street, New York. Samples Of
derent styles Of Lamps can be at the Office of the
Company.
Kerosene Lubricaftng OH, No. l. Prepared to suit
the hnest and all 6ther kinds Of machinery; burns bril-
hanty In locomotive head lights car lamps and all the
ordinary solar and hand lamps stand as great de-
to railroad and St amshin dse
Kerosene Ltbricating Oils, Nos. 2and s. Superior
LooresioFs and VIII be found to possess ADVANTAGES over
any oils IN the market at prices--wif notburu-and
have been thus prepared to the requirements Of rail-
roads and others
Kerosene Bnnaele OIL Prepared expressly for Ships
use ana VIII be found admirably adapted for lie Of
steamships, men-of war; merchant lave and river
craft and burns in all hecabn, staeroom bnnacie fore
castle lamps, signal suterns &c.
Binnace Oil will remain fluid as long as best sperm
and viii burn all night without requiring trimmed
an advantage that wilt be obvious every hipmastr
The Kerosene Oils han be obtained from the Wholesale
vi Dealers, ship Chambers, Druggists and Grooers in
New Yoz4 and the regularly appointed Agents Of the
Company in many Of the principal to and villages Of
the U s, the Canadas, and the island Of Cuba
Local Agents appointed lin conformity with the rules
established by the Board Of Tustees.) on application to
AUsPENs, General Agents Kerosene Oil Co., 81
No, 80 Beaver street. N. Y.
B. Circulars, with full particulars Testimonials.
prices &c will be forwarded application above
SMITH b GRESHAM, $50 Main Street, Worcester
je22 div
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NEORTGAGEES' SALE OF ROOTS.
lVh SHOES, AND RUBBERS- The subscribers hav.
ing come into possession of the Stock and Stand lately
owned and occupied by W. s. GOODWIN, No. 144 Main
street, and wishing to the goods into cash and
close up the concern have concluded offer the entire
stock or few days only at retail The stock embraces
every variety of Ladies', Misses Cents Boys YOUTHS
and Chidrens Boots, Shoes and Rubbers all Of which is
offered at cost and much below cost cash and cash
only.
This sale offers to the citizens of Worcester and vicin
ity rare opportunity Of purchasing boots Shoes &C.
cheap.
Having secured the services Of Mr.. John r. Smith, Of
the former firm Of Smith Brother he will be happy to
meet his old friends and cutomers assuring them that
no pains shall be spared to render this sale worthy Of
their special ate 1tion
~ B-rhe lease Of the store with the good will Of the
stand is offered for sale on the most favorable terms
This furnishes good opportunity for any one to en-
gage 10 the business.
For further particulars inquire Of the subscriber at the
store JOHN +. SMITH,
dec31 diff Fol tho Mortgages.
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WEDNESDAY MORNING. MARCH
NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.


BLISS DYsPEPTIC REMEDY, FOR SALE BY
JOHN Q HILL, APOTHECARY, MECHANICS HALL
BUILDING.
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Particular attention paid to WATCH RE-
PAIRING AND ENGRAVING.
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FISK &%G ODDARD,
1876 Main Street, Union Block
SIGN OF THE BIG GUN.
jazz dawtf
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BLlsS DYspEpTIC REMEDY, ron BALE BY
JOHN 2, HILL, AP0rHE0ARY, MEoHAEIoS HALL
BUILDING.
hFFlCE FOR AMERICAN AND FOR
" EIGN PATENTS. p PRISON, No Wall
street. New York pambhet Of lull information sent
Tree by mail. d&w3m ja20
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BOOKS, &C.
g. e t t H E

g. e t e BE s t {.
j . FL N y O MS
New Illustrated and Em5elished County Map of the
REPUBLICS OF NORTH AMERICA.
with the Adjacent Countries and Islands;
Complied Drawn and Engraved from the United States
Land and Coast and British Admiralty Surveys,
and other reliable sources
Superior Copper Plate Engraving.
Published by A. j. JOHNSON, New York Washingto
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WATCHES,
JEW ELRY.
AND SILVER WARE

At a Great Reduction from, former prices.
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DRY GOODS.
CHARLES A. UPTON

Has removed from his Did stand next Block rst Door
norm Of H. H. Daytans, where he will be happy
ms ormer customers and the public generally. The large
saving that we make in rent will enable us to give them
better bargains than these CT ahbors who have to
MAKE an extra ctarge on goods to pay exrsvagant
rant We shall endeavor to make our stock attractive bv
ne constant additions Of and desirable goods as
they APP 'ar in market, and shall always offer them at
the loves orce We shall strive to merit and hope for
the continuance of the liberal patronage heretofore be
slowed upon us.
CHARLES A. UPTON,
ja7 diff Dckinson's Ruldine
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DRY GOODS.

nTSSOLUTION OF COPA RTNE Err
ny SHiP-The copartnership heretofore existing be.
tween Charles Pratt and james F. lan, under the
name and style Of PRATT & NOLAN, is this day dis
solved by mutual consent. CHARLES PRATT
JAMES +. NOLAN.
Worcester, August II, 1857
AMES f. NOLAN
Would respectfully iaform his friends and the public
general that he has removed to his stand Pleas
ant street. Worcester Mass where will be found select
assortment Of new and appropriate designs for
Marble Mantels, Monuments, Grave
and every other article in trade the lowest cash prices
au21 deodtf
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puPefNoF copper Eidle Engraving.
Published by Al. JOHNSON, New York Il Washingto
This work exhibits the whole Of North America south
of the 5Oh Parallel of MISUNDERSTANDING the Canadas
the United States and Territories Mexico Central Amer
ca the Isthmus Of Panama. the West India Islands, New
Brunswick, Nova Scotia, and part of South America
Also superior Map of the World. 1t is scale srg
or by 10 miles to the in III than the largest Map of the
same territory published, and Is miles 70 the inch
larger than Monks the Map Of Sour Country" It
occupies sheet 2by so inches; larger tan Sherman
Smiths mammoth Map of The Old States (now Coltons)
and covering al out times much of the earths surface
that * Its 1900 square inches larger than COL
TOMS Monks, Mitches Map, and gives geographic
cal delneaons of the Countries embraces with an
olracy and uness of detail altogether beyond the reach
of any other Map.
The large sc ale on which the work is projected has en-.
abed us to give much better Map of Mexico and Cen
tai America than has before been exhibited in con
nection with country The same true of Cuba, ia
maca, and the West India Islands.
In additions to this the Keys Banks, soundngs, Char
ne Currents and Routes of Vessels 10 those waters are
all exhibited, and scentifcda inserted making COM
pee Mariners Chart of the West India Seas and Gulf
of Mexico
The principal materials this portion were urpished
by e. g. W Blunt In reading ship news or naval
writings the advantage of such a map can hardly be
priced too hgly With the regard to accuracy and
detail are given also as far North settled the British
Possessions Of North America.
This Map of the World shows, for the first time any
Map, the Arctic Explorations of Dr. Kane.
Valuable Tables of Distances and CT Statistics COM
piled from authentic documents, fill up the vacant parts
OF the sheet, and give vast amount of information,
much of which eau be found only ia expensive works. in
accessible TO the generality of readers. In Short
claim to have produced long demanded work. which in
breadth Of design embraces everything the American
reader can desirea which in influences of deta
nothing In all its departments, in the extent of terri
tory exhibited in fu1esJ of DETAIL in correctness in the
amount Of information in the neness of the engraving
in the beauty of Its embellishments in the artistic exc
cuion generally, and in respect price, we challenge
comparison with any thing before the public.
The Publishers respectfully those who desire SUI
perlor Map 10 examine this before purchasing any other
Sold at one price only by specially appointed Travelling
| Agents.
The Agent for this County will 10 short time call
the people generally when all examine and judge for
| themselves. few Agents wanted
B-Don't forget the publishers name. Address
| A. j. JOHNSON New York
| Dr.. Q. ALLEN, Washington, D. G., D,,,,
r. Q. BROWNING, indianapolis, Ind, ru'nsneis'
| PETER WYoK0FF, B. Falls, Vt,
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IMPORTANT TO THE LADIES
LARGE ARRITAL
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Price Two cents
NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS
Fori Edward Institute, n. Y.

&32 40 PAYS FOR BOARD
81 y - eBO AND TUITION in Common
!, sli'h ths Teom of Fourteen Weeks, commencing
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ines solid Nosparie" type, being just one inch in
eng'hl un,
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sOle agents iOr Kew EngIand aud Nsw ZOE.
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that he would never leaf the 70 success
The result has proven that the General Wa correct
With immediate neighbors Of ramaupas the enthu
Siam legs not al ell. The recent reverse a. Tampco
seems have nstled zeal and energy into them.
Natamoros has raised eves and dispatched them 10
the OF action, and We understand all the other
froEuer towns have done me same. 1900
We learn that COL Guadalupe Garcia has also issued an
address 10 the soldiers Of his command. feeling Of
revenge seems TO be animatpg them
From Tampco learn that COL Barborena, approAch-
the principal fort on the south Of rAmpio but has sub
seQuenty abandoned It, Tho forces Of the liberals under
Governor GAIA seem 70 be concentrating Ct Victoria, the
capital OF Tamaupas whittier We have just learned Gov
from Monterey. thought that rampico will be left 70
take Of itself for the hberass contenting
themselves with kind OF guerrea warfare around u,
cutting off its commerce. while tho main body or their
fo.ces viii operate with vidaurYi In the interior
The Fog Of the 26th uls contains the following letter
BROWNSVILLE TEXAS May rs, 1853.
EDITOR AMERICAN FIAG;-My attention has been called
published in the New Orleans papers OF the 10Th inst
this the only reply he desires to make 70 my letter OF
the 29h Of April which published in the Fig and
ether journals OF this state will not again condesoend
10 notice any publication he may hereafter make In
that letter charged him With having made staten ants to
Gen. VidAuTri that were bAse malicious and 90 wardly
falsehoods and further pronouuced BIN 70 be liar
scoundrel and low, dirty puppy: IL after such charges
honorable pay further ate nton to him, but
will, nevertheless preserve the right TO post him as
coward both In New Orleans AID in New York, at An
carly day 10 concuson as this my last notice Of
f. Her gsen, will cay TO the public that he has shown
every disposition 10 svod re, or he would not have visit
ed Monterey and returned via Galveston IndiauoA, Cor
pus Christi and Laredo instead o. passing through
Brownsville which is the nearest and most direct route
giving this notice In Jour next issue you will oolge
yours, respectfully, s. A. LOCKRlDGE.
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Perxonal Intelligence,
ARRIVALS.


Army wasSnsios Comm odcrs sayO United States Navy
Hsrrs ssooai En gland wsm
wer, Philadelphia: Walter s. Church. Albany; samuel
9. Bart. Boston; Euslis Huger. Baltimore
Prom Havre srd souhampt In s.esusbip AragoMr
Pei 6esrsr Ct de,pssass frs% Paris and ssTy br
bsre1 q dssps.cSs. from Mr. Shss oh,cou
Vice Consul berer Of despscses from asdrid Buohsnan
icy nss' snS and
lady kidgewsy lady MI Moran Miss Morsp, Masters
ws Mss Wells snd Miss
Nrs Doabst. A Nootsut N Chamserlin asd lad, Mrs
Mrs smsnyay vsn ssssltk and Lady Miss Lewis Mrs
AND lady. Vim wileoI and LADY. Lowell M,s Lowell
dssf r. S 9 NJ. d Srs @ kSeRs
S Mr. E s and sy S
Mr. Dof &c AID son Mr. Wiling, wsinErighs JIM Ugar;e
nos sskn Mser MRS Ssr IL &
webs,er, d Lilly, Mrs Davis Mis-, HELEN Msrshsli
+ Cha; coite by GnSeyi Mrs PeseuI stemsn, Hyde
7evis k.ndez Chsp2sni'. Miguel NJ Bloch. crox;
DEPARTURES.
For Southampton and Hamburg ias steamship Hsmmo-
MIA L Won holien Or Schiller Taylor. Master ray.
Wi,seq .wsro Bos.i vose Mrs Boyee' Miss Haias
sUh K1,Sy Ms; . h. ss ,nS
sors, line nm B,rlyn yo.eph stern kaks.en
Mr. s HI aa hs Wn
der sochor Gruphaum Johann Wild seves Jean Metz,
Muers e Weber oaes. aanes. r. sasr I'M
n,ch%snn, J. Reieh.rt q Bu'ciep, B. olds A. Linden.
se1 He mann W. Nix dsriHde seswsssr Bart BAIT
se isass Rss tof' Hs
hscheck, n; Nedeerm.ye, rocksn. Mr., Nccsen. Il Re
BocsiSg O sietEei, PHO. o o. Tiszes, Il. Maueh IL
ASs ~ PgGs spser Z sPo9 w,s Ssr, sa S9
7, TIeFeihsn 2. Keyser Q. Atesg, and % s,eerage.
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Our New Orleans correspondence.
NEw ORLEANS, June s, 1853


Movements Of Gen. Wdker-His In.ewtioS to Go to Ntca
va0ua-Gen. Henningsen in To,on, dc.
You have heard and published the result Of Gen.
Walkers trial. The termination highly satisfactory
TO the little grsy eyed" man. BE is still In this city, and
is by followers devoted HIS office ia
1sl Custom House street, WHERE in company with Gen.
Hennngsen he be every day, deeply engaged in
writing and directing suguary good looking mon a. they
come and 60. Col. Anderson will visit New York mme
diately.
You may rest assxred Gen. Walker will proceed to
Nicaragua imme diaely He lives for other purpose,
and believes In no other destiny His resources are
greater now than ever, and his support In the United
states personal and powerful When he goes your
correspondent will take trip to the tropics.
The greatest excitement prevails In this section concern
ing the outrages OF the English on our ships
The HERALD find to be the only New York paper read
New Orleans by the public II except the miscella
peous Journals. An agent, with the monopoly Of the
HERALD here could make more money than half the news
paper proeretors In the city.
The health Of the city is good and promises to contnus
go Rut dreds Of our people, however, are going North
and TO Europe.
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CuNs ARD eIoEIIse EogIRNESrs.
ZINE ARTS.

JMPERIAL PHoroaR APIS or THE LAIR GENHsAL
Persifer smiih and also Of General Harvey are
row exhibition At Brsdys Gallery, 500 Broad Wy over
Thompson'sL
WARRINGTON srATUR-THH BEAUTIFUL STONE
w statue Of Wsshngon ezecgsed By ~ cesnrs'ea scne
Johnny snd od Morality have secured him unsvers.
fme which has placed In the Park fronting the Cy
Hall for and which has received he svorsse
notice bch Of the public and The pres new Offered or ssss
didprnsmen, fcr public cr private park fc, fw'esr pS
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BILLIARDS.

vroR sAT,E-A FrNE STOCK OF NEW AND skCoND
hand tables with marble ard slate beds; price from "a
$3.50 and sTs csIl and examine bersrs o. limitations OF
my cuthicns. ..x,- VEL. ekirfIIH,
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MATRIMONIAI..

a oErrIxMAN. AGED ~ YEARr WISHES THE AC.
"A quan lance OF agreeable young lssy one Without
means prefeyred) either BY interview or correspondence
with view marriage Address Frank Mtn"sue station
A., New Yrk.
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PERSONAL


A FEMALE CT LID. FIVE WEEKS OLD. WILL BIZ
aivsp 10 some Ca kolic lady or Catholic family be
accepted The moher In very health aud expected
70 recover. Cali fer Two esys 81 81 avenue Il.
II TEX GIRL wEo WAS EMPLOYED IN TIE DWELL
Of the Rect, Of the Episcopal church q. Greenwich
Connecticut time turirg the lsi6 anA sfT, viii
send her -ddreps 10 law Herald Cce she viii be
well remunetateo for her Trouble.
INFORMATION wAETED-or xRs GIIEs NoBLK
from which in Angus 1856, abs residing In Kicts
poo City Kansas Territory Any Information rnug her
VII be thankfully received By The undersigned ~ he hu
something Of g-est importance " comnuncste 20 her, Ad
dress Cardiff 81 Grows rtreei Paterson, New Jersey
INFORMATION wAkTED-Ov OHlSLEs KEsRTgAN,
who em'srAtsd 10 this country from Buutorsn, county
Lonsrs 1reisn6 some thirty years tis atdres when
last beard from ISLAND Grove. Prairie DuoDey state CT
1Dros Any information regarcpg bis Whereabouts IL most
respectfully solicited by HIS rephsw Charles Gauasder
Illinois pspers are requested TO copy Direct n Charles Ker
rigsn. l0i Brosd street. corner Pearl, New YORK.
AIR JOSHUA W. THOMPSON Is REQUESTED TO
Nl call Immediately nj al Plat street, In regard 10 business
ITO GUs.-ARRivED SAVE FROM EUROPE AND
well Received yours Write again directe as before.
HARR7
eIOO 0nO FOR The HETRa or CATHERINE,
ClUU.UUU widow Of Patrick Byrpe. $4,000 for tse
heirs CT Nary Cariy OF London. Apply Mr. HAYS he
radry snd Of kin cces 81 Brosdwsy ~ " who has
books OF unclaimed amounting 10 millions OF dcsrs
Fee for search. 81 Goals OF Arms found painted and
Eraved-
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REWARDS.

DIX RIwARD-LCsT. ON BOARD CT A JERSEY
0C city ferry boat wooden bcx containing sN OK OF
ooube barresd gun. HE above reward viii be paid by
delivering IL TO No. 252 William ct
OK REwARD-LOST, ON MONDAY, HrH INST.
RC going through Broadway Leonard or Aim streets nom
Maiden lane Grand street, pocket estimate book
above reward will be paid to the finder by leaving ut
@CO REwARD.-LOBv OR STOLEN FROM EAST NEW
OOU York June gold watch, No. 9l8, T. L. Graham,
maker snd gold chain whoever has found the same and
viii them 81 234 Dean Eevns street, Brooklyn
VII receive the Above reward.
UOU morning to In the afternoon from Jacob F.
Oskeys livery stable st Hcboken New Jersey : horse;
hands bsh nine old hind foo. liz 10 white small
the head wagon painted bssk leather top abo half
made fAncro, Mini avenue, New Nork max srs
set of silver mounted harness. pad under
sscdle Small about sixty old dressed in black
clothes wbiskeTs white The above reward TO he psd on
delivery witt $26 for the horse wagon and and
S25 for the recovery and conviction of the thef
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before Csncemi vns arrested; Cauc<mi then In bis
rocm for he ssked "Is thai you, kcoaf on the mora
O'Clock quarter past half past four knew Oancem as
. coed man, hard working and Industrious.
Cross examined by Mr. Philips-Said ct tho last trial
thai Cancem was home ii six O'Clock when he goa home
and he says SO now CAncemi generally came home u
about Elk O'clock when witness In at night Oau-
cay on the last trial that when Csncsmi came
home u six O'Clock he generally changed his clothes
and went cut he said that he (the witness( himself
At the sst trial that was Emmett who spoke to him
when be went homo that night
Joseph Galenu examined by iuterpreter:-Iives In
Centre Market place, right opposite Centre markets. knows
Q. Have you been in the habit Of seeing osnosmi, and
winess-My life has been threatened, and am .fraid
10 speak.
The Oourt-The witness need NOT fear.
wtness-Af er gave my Testimony last my house was
attacked; my wife's life has been threatened.
The Ccuit again told the witness he should answer tho
question.
witness have seen Cancem almost every day going
to Market sometimes at i've O'Clock somet mes six and
sometimes seven o'clock In tie mornings after marketing
Cancemi used 70 come 10 place TO buy cheese maccA
roni, &c Cauceml Was good, quiet man, and always
paid his way.
Croes { Namined by Mr.. NcKeou-At that time he was
in the habit Of opening his chop early in the mornings but
since hey threatened TO burn his house an assassnate
himself bis wife and family he does open until eight
o'clock when the people are around Cancemi generally
came to the store with handkerchief but on Saturday
Antonio Gaienu con Of the last witness, deposed-rhat
he used to see Csncemi nearly every morning buying
vegetables outside Centre market we opened sometimes
five o'clock Canceni used sometimes TO be sitting on
the step when opened
Salvatore Amato examined through interpreter
Knows Cancemi knew him ut Palermo witness used 70
live in Centre market place; was In the habit OF seeing
Cane mi going to market almost every morning; sone
times early quarter past four O'Clock; Carcemi
gepten an; sober, regular industrious and domestic
The court then adjourned TO o'sock this (wednes-
day morning.
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CEgARe sKGARs-GOOD SUGARS AT THE LOWEST
- possible prices constantly hsnd all kinds aud styles
order 81 Corandt OF ereenvch
sireet FREDERIC a. aJHaODER
CIGARS SPEARS II HAVE ABOUT ONE HUNDRED
- thousand 70 sell to pay sdysuces At VI per boz
90 per COO; aleo fifty thousand nine Havsnas Al VI 90
per f4 per 1000 call mskes no oslg aon 70
chase. Il. JACOBs, WI broatway.
q nOn nn0 OF VARIOUS GRADES OF BAvANA.
O.UUU.UUU domestic and German seears. foe sale N
lots su prices full twenty per cent below The market
q. CHEEKS, N Broadway.