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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-10
Supreme COurt-Genersl Term.
Before full Benoh.

MOTION FOR A MANDAAUs
Tie People at TIE relation Of Ellis Fld9g Comprol
ler-This q motion for q mandanus 10 compel the
payment Of debt due the relaOr for stationery supplied
to the Tax Commissioners. The Board Of Supervisors had
ordered the amount 70 be paid which order the defendant
refused TO comply with
DAVIES J-If this were legal county charge after its
audit and allowance by the Board of Supervisors manda
mus would lie TO the County Treasurer TO compel its pay
ment But the act Of April, 1857 has introduced change
70 the Of the Supervisors Of the county Of New
York in the mode Of keeping their accounts and the pay
ment Of county charges. By section Of this act the
Comptroller ia made the fiscal officer Of the Board Of Su
pervsoYs and has the in reference to the
sca of said Board thai he In regard 10
the of the Corporation And this section further
declares that all moneys drawn from the treasury by
thory of Board of Supervisors shall be vouch
for the expenditures thereof examined aud allowed
by the AUDITOR and approved by the Comptroller II
is ther efore clear TO admit of controversy that
since the act Of 1857 audit and allowance by the
Board of Supervisors sucen. authorize the pay
ment OF any money out OF the treasury TO comply with
the mandate of this law in addition 70 such audit and al
lowance by the Board the must be examined and
allowed by the Auditor, and further check and safe
guard be approved Of by tire npoer As in this
there has been examination aid aos1ace by the Au
dtor, any approval by the Comptroller, which
only be after the Auditor has aud allowed the
account, and which approval made essential tie
Auditors examir alton and allow ncs, the judgment Of
the spec,i term denying the motion or mandaus must
be affirmed, W ith costs.
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bales Htiusses Of the crop for ls575s have, owing 10
the diminished deficiencies receipts at the Southern
about 3, 00v, goo bales.
FRnGHrs-ro Liverpool, about 20 900 pushes of corn
wefe az 600 200 S, Dsss oo ., 81 s
3D. 900 bbls rosn at 2s 200 bbs crude Iurpentne at
D. Cd per 2so pounds and 500 boxes bacon At lis 3D.
TO London 20 hhds tobacco engaged st 22s 3D. To
Glasgow SO bbls pork were taken at at So and 80 do
resin at Is Cd. To Bremen, measurement goods were
engaged at eos. Rates to Havre unchanged.
HAY-Sales of 500 900 bales were made It 66c 76c
HoPs quiet and prices without change Of moment
for prime 20 choice which were moderate supply, while
ordinary and good ranged rom &C. to 7c
hoIAssEs-rhe market was firm and the supplies offer
ing moderate. Sales confined 70 about 200 a 800
bills New Orleans, at $50
NAVAL STORES The market was quite steady, while
sales less active The sales embraced about $50
zoo ools spirits turpentine, at 4sc Common 70
81 IS per $40 lbs. delivered.
Ons-Linseed was held at higher rates, while sales
were quite limited the prices demanded being above the
views Of buyers. Crude whale firm ana sperm
steady at 81 25 Winter lard oil sold freely at about &C.
There was no change in other descriptions.
pRovIsoNS.-PCTk-Ihe market was steady, and prices
without change Of moment The sales embraced about
500 900 bbs, including mess at $16 So $40 90chiefy
SIC 80 and prime do SIS 25 Beef was steady and the
sales embraced about $50 200 bbls, including prime
at Sc rs 81 co. mess do $40 sill; repaoked do,
$12 s13 co. ami extra $14 $14 80 Prime mess was at
$21 $26. Beef hams unchanged, with small sales
at S17 so 49, Bacon was firm at sxc 9<c-the lat
ter figure for clear mddles. Cut meats Arm, with
sales about 100 packages including shoulders at
6Nc; and hams SAc asldc Dressed hogs were at &c.
a7c. IArd-Sales to the extent of about 200 bbs. at
9Ac 1oAc.-the latter figure for prime Butter was
Arm and common prime State daires ranged from l5c.
25c and Ohio 13c IL nc. Cheese was steady at Sc.
a 10c
RIcx-saes Of about 225 tierces reported at 3c.
4c.-chiefy prime, at the latter figure.
SuGs-The market firm, with sales of about 500
GOO hhds Cuba and New Orleans-chefy the Lateral
5Hc SIC. THc.; at the latter figure small lota prime
New Orleans, and 500 boxes at 4Ac. q SC.
ToRAcCo-rhe demand is not very active Late arri-
vnlSO f tobacco
GA hhds kentucky l2c 14c % bales Havana, 32c l62
do. Cuba 22c 25c 4S seed leaf, 1870 20c; 20
do. Florida, 12c. a 20c
WHlsKEY was easier Sales of 500 bbls we're made at
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Gar adam Ia fair demand and quite steady with sales
OF about 4o0 barrels within the range OF The above prices
Southern In fair demand with sales Of about 700 $50
within the range a the above quotations Rye -four
in fair demand with ANAL sales at full prices. Cornmea
steady and sales limited. Wheat firm for prime
qualities. The sales embraced aboat 500 bushels
Southern white ii 81 "a Prime 70 choice do ranged
from 81 20 70 81 a. The last sales OF Chicago spring
made at about 81. Corn Was hrm, with sales Of
about 900 bushels including dstng lots and parcels
for eastern shipment At 66c SIC. and good white 10
prime Southern yellow for export AT CSC for the former
and zoe. Tic for the latter, Rye quiet at csc.
zoe. Oats were selling moderately At $4c. 1870.
CorTu-The sales embraced about 500 bags Rio at
exc 10c II Nc, with 100 do 81 Domingoat loc with
small lot Of Jamaica at PIT Mr. Scott IN HE weekly
circular gives the following statement OF Stocks
Stock u RIO coffee on the ii March, 1885, 80 $50 bags
saes for oonsumption estimated At 100 stock Of Rio
coffee the 9th March, 1885, $500; Bahia, IL, 725
ksracabo, 7c0; Jamaica, 500. Total bags, 5o,77b.
Prices-fuo coffee. prime, II nc. a1lhc; good, 10sc
1oxc, fair, loo a lot&c.; ordinary, csc. akc. (;
Bahia, phe. &c., Marscsibo 12c leo., four months
~. Domingo, 9xc. 10c cash. Prices, owing 10 the
nrmness Of holders, are we'll sustained.
Cvnos-he markeA was steady and the sales en-
braced about 400 bales, closing Al about 11Jsc. 12c
Cor middlpg upands with few lines TO be had under the
latter squire. The following N statement Of the move
cotton since the 1st September compared with
-. 49,
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Port Of New York, March o, 1858.

CLEARED
Bark Sartelle, Dennis. Hayaua-wm Nelson Son.
Brig Europa (Br). Francis Malta and Gibraltar-D De
Wolf
Brig MGilchris. Rawey, s,gua la Grande-Thos owen
schr Decatur Cakes Davis 81 Kitls-J W Hubbard Co.
Schr Pair, Small, Arroya--R Buck Co.
echr II Wagner, Smith Chareston--Dollner Potter.
Schr worth Stone. wimlngtor-McCready Mott Co.
Schr Onrsst, Thomppon, BRyon Booty-C III Pierson.
srbr J Taylor Smith, Newbern-R " Black well Co.
schr GslIego Smith Richmond-C ii Person
Schr Scribuer, Carlisle Philadelpha-Brodie Pettes
schr Rollins, Lincoln Easipors-surges Co.
Steamer Chesapeake, Cro~en, Baltimore.
ARRIVED.
reamshn Florida Crowe Savannah, with ndse and pas
TO Ssm Michn. Sunday, pm, off HAteras,
signals 18th steamship Columbia and ~ " PM
steamship Augusta The had head winds all the from
HatterAa
afr Geo Davis Phillips Charleston days with cotton &C.
10 Durham Dmon. Had very heavy weather.
schr Frances, English, Newbern, Nc, days.
Schr Anna Baker, Pennington, Williamson, NC, Is
days.
echr r y STOCKTON. Iresnd, Norfolk days
Schr Pallss, HlIlmsn Rockland, 4days. -
Steamer Jhos Swami Post. Savannah 9th nse Pm. Is
miles Of Cape Lookout passed steamer wesernpor hence
for Savarnah.
Steamer Memphis. watson Charleston. Experienced heavy
weather.
Ships David Brown, Singapore wild Pigeon, Valparaiso;
sas Greenman New orleans briggs Milton, and John Boyn
ton Port Prince.
From Qusrsniineshp Rather, San Francisco; bark Lima
Also nom Quarantine steam frisa,e Niagara Captain
Hudson, for England.
Wind during the day from NV 10 wNw.
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MARITIME LIGENCE.
Movements OF Ocean Stearnerss

FOR CALIFORNIA, ETC.
Northern Light. New York March To-. ..Aspinwhll
STEAMERS TO AND FROM HAVANA AND NEW ORLEANS.
EXPIRE CITy-From New York I'd. arriving a. Havana
TN and New Orleans 10Th From New Orleans 2oh Havana
CAniwsA-From New YORK lah arriving Havana 18th,
and New Orleans 10Th From New Orleans 9Th, Havana
PanAprIrmA-From New York I7th. arriving at Havana
nd Orleans 18th From New Orleans 5h, Havana
BLACK WseRioS-From New York 4T;h arriving Havana
lst and New Orleans 3D. From New Orleans lAh, Havana
IsisnL-From Charleston ih and l9h due Havana sh
and ga From Havana 10th and 2h due NJ New York 18Th
when the above dates fall Sunday the steamers win sa
on Monday except from New Orleans
THE OVERLAND MAIL TO INDIA AND CHINA.
The following be of value 10 those having correspond
The mail leaves Southampton the 1h and 10Th OF each
Arrives Al Gibraltar about the 18th of month
Arrives at Malta about the l<h and S0h Of same month
Arrives at Alexandria about the 18th Of and Alb OF fol-
lowing month.
Leaves the 2h 2st of and 9Th 9Th Of
Arrives at shout the 18th 10Th of and 10Th
12ih Of following month =, ,
rival for Bombay. and IIth TO soth for China, &c.
Indian steamer arrives Bombay about the 81 10 sh
p and O. steamer arrives de Gale about
7th and I'd TO I'D OF following month.
steamer has already arrived which likes the mail on
Arrives nj Pulo Penang abou, the inh or 18th and 18Th
Arrives Al singapore about 18Th 10th LIST
Of following month.
Arrives Hong Kong about the I'd aah and sh loh
Two mails Engsnd-one the 9Th and 2ch Of each
mon,hva Marseie. and arrives 81 Aexandris about The
time as the Southern mail
AS- An packages and tays in,endod for he New yoaK
HERALD should BE- sealed
Al rOu HuR
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LAS IMPROVEMENT account, charged TO income
account, (sec statement "F7'. $50. .$2l0,227
Cost Of Sf,y five second mortgage bonds
purchased for sinking fund install
mcnt due Nov /, 1851 ......... $3.50
"'A' - 24s, $50
Net surplus saynings jan !, 1883 l93,737
STATEMENT SINKING FUND, JAM ], 1883.
by the trustee, WI May i, 1859 ......... 10000
'S Sy The tIustss, viz Nov !, 1856 $4,000
Second mortgage bonds, retired and cancelled
BY the trustee, viz May l. ls67............. $1,000
Sy The trustee, VIZ Nov. /, 1857. $1,000
TotaI sl53,O00
The following table shows the earnings for each
month from August to December, and the extent of
the reduction in the force employed. An estimate
(nearly accurately for January is also added =
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Supreme Court-Speciai Term.

THE CAN adam BREACH OF PROMISE CASE.
MARCH Oh the u,atter Of Jdnst Hamilton Frederick
Lopdz The defendant arrested in both civil and
criminal suit for breach OF promise Of marriage and seduc
ton The Recorder had dismissed the criminal complaint
and Judge lpgraham this morning decided that the
ton 10 discharge defendant from must be granted
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A Greensboro correspondent OF the Petersburg
Express says that he learns by letters from Eliza
beth City, n. c., that about $50 900 of the money
belonging 10 the Farmers Bank of that place has
recently been found concealed in safe owned by
Mr. W. W. Griffin, former cashier of said bank.
The eleventh annual report of the Gaena and Chi
cago Railroad Company for the fiscal year ending
Jan. 1885, gives the following exhibit of the Com
pany's inances:-
GAflNA AND CHICAGO RAILROAD.
ulIo...n Ia, Lillio linz hran
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There can be no reason why every railroad company
in this country should nat make ju't such a report
every month. They must all come to it, and the
sooner they do it the better. Such monthly exhibits
would do more to restore and retain public conf
dencs in railroad investments than anything else,
and an act of the Legislature of every State in the
Union should be at once passed compelling all the
railroad companies to make and publish in an Off
cial shape such statements.
The following is q statement OF the earnings of
the North Pennsylvania Railroad during the month
of February, 1885, and the first quarter of the fiscal
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Move ments I'm Real Estate.

The following gales were made yesNr nay by A. j.
Blocker, son Co..
story brick house and lot 2O2 Court St Brooklyn s. 400
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D.cfease .! week as comp' WIN ttat OF IeoI 2Ioos
The following is a .-I4tiye statement Of the
value of exports from the commencement of the
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burg RJeweii Love Portland for Norfolk Boston, Hue;
"a, suilveT RoekPort for ssyssn.s 1890.
John NIB schrs VIM woodbury., ggin. Richmond Bes-
ton; WINGED Racer Snow Ianssr Tor do; American Belle.
FOR do; Chance Hsste Rockisnd for DO Lewis Yori,
for Richmond Susan Baker Gookn, EYork for Portland.
SSNArr orig Gov bun. sorthup, Richmond for Bosom;
s,hr. Anna Glove Eoen.on Wilmington ~ for sos
folk for Portsmouth Brdseo Lindsey Syork for alouces
sb No arrival Sid banks David sictels Daniel webster;
brgs Rebecca Frances Crmea Santiago Ida Mcleod GOV
seo Conner John Adam. Flying fss oinoeo' s.ss..
Belle Taylor small. chsnee susan s
and fsp sGsec 10 WV ~ ;. %
mienLAsD LIGHT, March g,e rs-rs..Ins in oy seD.
= se ps sss s s ps wss r % Se
went TO sea this morning.
ss Hl Fl H. sSsss ny s s Sf A.s r
psey ph .s Hare s;u. ~. ,, Hen.
;s: sssD :sS %s
rs. .s:ms;sg e;ys,Sn
s S.op osss sd
poll vlcksburs Hughes Aniwerp Msabsr, Kinsman Mar
sshvxrr .hlp Lqns Ss.cn. Hsvsn. bark Hebron Shop
March i-Arr steamships NssncA Jones, Ind.noia ana
%f' Som nisIs s: :ss. T
kogers vera usus pendle,on sosers Tampa . james
fsen, Woodward liverpool barhs Venus Butler, Hays-
ma Regina, Booker, Baltimore; brig Rufus soue' D~'''.
ID ANArr steamship rhIlsdelvh,s HARRISON Syorh Ma xis
bile Below sesmshp keIico Lswiess from IndianoA via
Galveston.
CHAR Cby teD shp Carnsrc Devereur liverpool
NORFOLK, March b-Ar schrs Fsvori'e' beoei ana M
s,h1hrr s"hr T. Darling, Howes, Providence.
rPw prpFoRn March s-Arr ihr Hammond, Chase.
Chatham for baltimore Sid IN schr Read, Kelly Ba
NEWPORT xsrch s, rM-An schr " II Read, Kelly,
slbhrp soSrs Edwin Reed Chapman, Boston FOR Bau-
more; James Martin Harding Providence for Norfolk Gun
Kocs wilson Tibec fer NYork. Sid brig Gov Null Nor,b-
auh "a Nm port above arrivals except
Rock (which sailed this morning.: brig Csnims OF Boston,
schrs Clinton Wakefield, and Brown Stone; and sloop
PWIIi prIPHTA March Arr steamer City o< New York
Howes Boston; schr Mary Anna, Gibbs, Nyork
PORTLAND, March 6-Cld steamer Chesapeake Crowe1,
Fyork brgs Thomas York Havana Faustns Ber-
fRovfbEsCE, March s-Arr steamer Pelican, Aidr,ch,
ST MARKS, Feb z2-Arr bark Asa Fish, Wolfe. syors;
brig Gen bailey Noyes do via Iorugas Cid 18Th brss
Martha Randall Norton. Norfolk loth tlov Brown, Aywor
thy, ktors z5h, y Remintton, dones do. -.
York.
Shield schr n Borden, Brghtmsn Maian~a
Sh.cld schr yash sharps, sharps Philadelphia -,
sALnM March 6-Sld brig Eliza Burgess, Upton
Camdenl savannah IIopkns Hopkins. Tangier. 49,,
WILMINGTON NC March Arr bark WIN Hyde; Au lh
BON, 81 Thomas; schr u Smith, Smith fYork Helow ON
schr Adele Carson from Nyork. CID 4h bark q ba,
horv London; 9Th schrs Ny Rover, Jackson snd hroN3
Z, H. ptns, Nyork; Julia Rogers Perkins, Porto MO-
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Dr. BrOadhent,s nIedtcaI nmcn

No 14S Court street. Revere House. Boston.
Mass established for specially treating and curing ali
Diseases OF the Throat Heart Lungs Throat and Resprs
tory organs by the Inhalation Breathing Of Warm or
Cold Meicated Yapors would most respectable
the citizens OF Worcester and vicinity and TO bis uu
merous patients throughout New England that he ha
returned to bis oi'e 10 Boston, EXCLUSIVELY FOR or
FIoE PRAoTioS where he may be consulted daily person.
THs PREMATURE DECAY OF YouTH Just published bv
Dr. Brosdhent' the eminent Physiologis' a private med
cal Treatise on the Early Decay If American Youth Sem
maj weakness ard other diseases Of the sexual organs
In both male and female It is for gem raj dsribpfio
and may be had by calling at his Office, or It viii be
mailed 10 sealed envelope any part Of the country
oil charge, on receipt Of two letter stamps for postage
To TIE LADIES' Ladies troubled with irregularities
Weaknesses and other complaints peculiar to the female
system will End speedy cure by calling as Adobe
dec29 dkwtf
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.N51a JoSLYN's WORCESTER coz
ES AHNtP BAND, BBEN FLA6G, Leader. GKoRea
%tEs KENDALL, Director, is prepared to furnish Music
rs for any occasion where the services Of Brass
Band may be required, Having obtained new and
choice collection Of Mu ie, they hops receive share Of
public patronage Any number of pieces furnished on
application to EBEN FLAGa, No AZ Exchange street,
GEORGE KENDALL, RATS Hotel. No.s7 Man street,
Or ELIJAH y. MILLER, Clerk,
0pl Ola Mall afr OF
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RemOvaI.--Mrs. Nj. ". iBRRALD, Physician, and
experienced and very successful Midwife has removed
from No IA Nswbury street to No. So Mechanic street.
at the head Of Union street Special attention given to
Uterine Complaints and diseases Of children.
fvfT
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O. F.. II A X X rs
ID II NJ II y Il,
1853 main streetfapposite the new Mechanics Hall
ivl Building dAwti
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In New York. April ls.h Jonathan 0. Warren, son Of
Jonatha" Warren, ESQ OF Grafton, ~
In Berlin, April 9th, Capt Samuel epohHdf IA years
mos and 10 days.
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q
Physician Extraordinary to the Queen
This invaluable medicine is 1nailinP in the Of II
those painful and dangerous disorders to which the fe
male constitution is subject 1t moderates all and
removes all obstruction aud speedy cure may be relied
TO MARRIED LADIES
1t ts peculiarly suited. Il will 10 short time bring on
the mouthg period with regularity.
Each bottle, price One liar, bears the Government
stamp Of Great dtain to prevent counterfes
G ut o N
These Pills should not be tlksn by females that are
pregnant during the first three months. they
to bring miscarriage but at every other time
and in every other case, they are perfectly safe.
10 81 cases of Nervous and Spinal affections, Pain
the Back and Lmos Fatigue slight exetion Palpita
tion Of the Hesrt, Mysteries and Whit~s these Pills will
effect core When all ether means have and although
powerful remedy do contain iron, caomeI antimo-
ny, anything hurtfu TO the Constitution.
Full directions company each package.
Sole Agent for the Uoited States and osnads
(Late I. G. Baldwin Il Co ) Rochester, n Y.
N B. 81 and six postage stamps enclosed to any au-
ahorzed Agent will ensure bottle of the Pills by return
For sale by druggists III every town in the United
tates.
BUR- FOSTER, CO., No. 1 GornhiI Boston,
Whoisss ale Agen's for New England.
For sale by VIM Bush Co wholesale and retail
agents. and druggists generally. dSWh dee22
Woods Hair Re-sorauve. Prof Wood,
the renowned diseuy Of The Invaluable Hair Restora
tive still continues to loboi in behalf of the afa cted
Ills medicines universally admitted by the Ameri-
to be far superior to all others for causing the
hair grow the head of the aged that has been sill
vered for many years. to forth with much vigor
aud luxuranse when blessed with The advantage of
youth
There doubt that Of the greatest dis
ooverie the medical world. Il restores psrmaneutly,
grey hair to its original color, and makes the
beautiful silky texture win oh has been very desirable in
all ages of the wnrld.-St. louis Morning Hsraid.
For sale by GEORGE B. sPURR, and by all respect
able Druggists mchl daw2w
Newton's Cough BaIsam for the relief and
cure Of Group Influenza, Bronchitis Whoopng Cough
Common Colds affecting the Lungs and air passages gen
orally and long Ting Uoughs.-In these there is not
its superior; ami while tits thus ecacious perfect
administer to all persons of all ages both
expsctorant and ernetic
This Baisam FIRST compounded and used by the late
rof Calvin Newton D., with great success in ex
teusye practice many years. II only needsto
tried to secure for it an unparalleled reputation.
Prepared and sold wholesale and retail, by BUSH &
co.. Botanic Druggists 81 Front street, Worcester Mass
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DR.. s. o. Rioha rdson's
SHERRY WINE RETTERS

SHERRY WINE BETTERs
Is the best medicine ever used for Spring and Summer
complaints II has been more liberay patronzed than
any other established in this country. 1t is the
Ing the past thirty years.
N. 8. beware of limitations called Sherry Wine Bit.
ters The genuine have fac sime of my signature up.
on the outer envelope Forsae by Druggists every where
and al my Office, No 81 Hanover street, Boston.
mahl0 deod&wtf
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e. s. MASON
can probably sell PinnO FOrtes cheaper than any
ale, agent In the State. Clarks Block, Worcester
ie30 dtf
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nIMI.

MAKKIIID.
In Spencer, April 14th BY Rev. B. O Dcdd, mr., Ei
Wnttem9re 10 Mis- Maria J. Pope.
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,wsan CUSTOM BOOT q sHUE Es-
kMl TABLIsHMENr, No. A Foster stree H.
VM !. MoCOMBE returns his sincere lhapts 10 the
u~~ hzsns Of Worcet and vicinity for their very
liberal patronage, He assures the public that they can
have their boots inside At his shop in god sy and Of
as good material 80 any other shop IN Massachusetts
ue would call particular attention 70 the beautiful Patent
beahei Boots which he 10 making to ORDER got up In
style which dthes competition and OF the very best ma
terial good az warranted in all cases. Particular
attention given to repairing OF ap2
HDRINING AND GRAFTING.-rerson
who may wish to have their Fruit Free, Grated the
present Seaso mayloht In the Olga COM etnt
person by calling the sabs riotr, on May street. op.
posile The head Of Abbst street. The bs references
eau be furnished. JOAN DAILY, !
aplA dx
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For sale twenty-five per cent less than at any othe
place in Worcester, by
J. NJ. FoLLANsBEE, Agent,
ocss0 d6t&wtf Foster street, opp, b. W. Depot.
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HOMEOPATHIo PHYsIOIAN
RFfoB AND RESIDENCE liz MAIN b.. 0FFIoE HOUR
gRoM TO 3, AND TO o'oLooK P. NJ
Worcester, o ct. 20. 1853
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TIE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
SIR JAMES CLARKE'5

CELERR RATED FEMALE PILLS,
Prepared from Prescription Of Sir j. Clarke M. D.,
Physician Extraordinary to the Queen.
This invaluable medicine 10 unfainP in the Of al
those painful ana dangerous disorders to which the fe
male constitution subject 1t moderates all excess and
removes all obstruction aud speedy msy be relied
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PRICE ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE.
York.
Wholesale Agents in Boston--Burr, Foster, Co, No
Cornhill. Retail Ag nt-J Russell spaldug, ~ Ire
mont street, opposite Museum.
Agent AZ Horcester--G. R. sPURR, Druggist 2Ol
Main street, daw0m nk
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R OV r & KER,S
CBLEBRATED
FAMILY SEWING MACHINES,
lis SUMMER STREET, BOSTON,
449 BRoAD WAY, NEW YORK,

DThese Machines are nov justly admitted to be
the oestin use for Family Sewing making new,srong
and elastic stitch which will NIT rip, even if every
fourth stitch be cut Circulars sent on application by
letter. Agents wanted
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-04-15

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aud OAmbrcs all grades Jacouts India Linens. B,anr
Lawns Dotted Muslin Robes HriAnte min And VIZ
torla skirting, 6c., 40. -
CHARLES A. UPTON,
mch2o dh Opposite the BAY state House