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REMOVAL!
FURNITURE! FURNITURE!
Texas STREET, ONE DOOR BELOW EDWARDS,
Shreveport.

l--gg The undersigned, thankful ...---=z--=-=,
for past patronage, wishes sya-ssz=srs7sas}P
zsss7s* to inform his friends and the Gte5----laEass
public generally that he has removed his large and
we'll selected stock of Furniture the spacious brick
building recently put up by Messrs Buckner and CUT
lift, and heretofore occupied by Mr.. Reynolds where
he is prepared to furnish every article in his line
Having made arrangements with northern manufac-
turers for his supplies he can sell cheap as any.
All work, such Cabinet Work, Turning, aud
Upholstery, done with neatness and despatch, by ex
pcrienced workmen. fmayl2l WM. ENDERS.
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Chairs! ChaiTSI!

n JUST received by steamers Trio and Lucy Hol-
Us. combe--5O dozen Split-bottom Chairs, different
nj qualities; dozen SpIit-botom Rockers; IS doz
Cane-seat Chairs, such as maplesgded oak, walnut,
cottage and bannister chairs small lot of Child
ren's Chairs All of which will be sold VERY Low for
cash ffeb21 WIN. ENDERS
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Shreveport Carriage Repository,

Milan street, near Edwards.
f,I5z5assza ROBSON & KIMBLE
i1Ta 4z INFORM their old patrons sal
tsaSssa I,-3lI9g the public in general that tsg
EaIysSsl Y Lks5sAss9A have established an EXTENSIVE
#JsTSs Carriage Repository, and will
..zsSbslgASEANMlR at all times keep on hands
sssasAss2S $3.50 large assortment Of Coaches
BarOuChes, PheatOns, ROCkaWays, BuggleS, JeEey
Wagons and other Vehicles, all Of the highest finish
and warranted of the very best material and WORK
manship, which will be sold at the lowest prices
We continue TO carry at the old stand, cOfnerd
Milan and Edwards streets, the
BLACKSMITH, WAGON MAKING AND
CARRIAGE BUSINESS,
in all their branches, and having hand 25OQOfea
of seasoned timber, embracing every description To-
gether with the largest stock of iron and steel ever
brought to this place. able to do work on th'
shortest notice and in the best manner Our patrons
may rest assured that, as heretofore, we viii pay
prompt personal attention to the repairing Of carriages
buggies, wagons, and all other vehicles.
Our work in all cases will be guaranteed
Mr.. Robson will attend in person to the Horse Shoe
ing department, and one of the firm at all times
be found in attendance at the shop and repository
ROBSON & KlMBLE
Shrevenart TaDuprv e 1852
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Cranes MataIIic Rnrial CasketS.

Cranes Metallic Burial VaSkV's' -,
TNHE undersigned having purchased tue s. 1g3
i right of selling these beautiful ana cst III have
Burial Caskets in Shreveport and Caddo Palan i.
just received and will keep hand Yely '4' !s,5
sortment, embracing every size, which WIZ a. a. We
very low prices-less than the ordinary ant that.
offer this casket to the public, feeling design
is superorto any case now in use for 9eauE Il.
elaborate and artistic finish, simplicity IN NM
L; is highly decorated has uniqus silver hlooa dc
perfectly air-dgh and affords an entire ,,. o e
finest French pne tie glass; renders the most s,'i
case ever invented Beautiful metallic caps ..opoa
glass, and secure the case from damage on IT,
any external pressure. -.sg.,s ss
All orders promptly attended to. Inc Gs, n"acs
ready for delivery or shipment at InomgHIe ro
Kendall y .. ~ =,
iuly7-1v Corner of Texas and M oNeI s@-
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PATTERSON q Co.,
RTTCHERS,

53g-I choice Beeves and Sheep from LIZ
Texas, and will keep constantly on hand the finest
and most choice assortment Of Beef, Veal, Mutton
Pork, etc. that this section of country afford, all
to be free of the Black Tongue any other
disease which will be sold at the lowest prices We
respectfully solicit share Of public patronage.
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F. MULHAUPI,
nnnr and blind IaClOl!t

DWDIA9 AIVVA t-A1tt -" r7.-roe r0aI
A-1 Corner of Cotton street and LeA l.,,s3i
EG The undersigned, having erected s ggsI
Gus factory, and procured machinery q !, eyscps
the late Improvements, are now prep -,ice and
any @ 05asIs '5Sf eS T. u Tbsg vii M
any DESCRIPTION Of Sash, Doors, Blinds, 70. Al d,
keep on hand all sizes Of mOuldinFs, ETC. ~,
ders from the country punctuay atts91GI 4uPT
January %. 1855 r. W 0AL---~
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WTE have in store and will sell at the lowest rates;
w IS cases kerseys and linseys;
bales blankets;
1900 feet India rubber gin bands all sizes;
81 tons segments, pinons and gudgeons;
Wedding hoes, shovels, spades, wheelbarrows, road
scraners. chains. etc. HOW ELL. q BLICKNER.
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PIantatlOn, ROad and al oInef KINDS Of ag0ls I'm
horses and oxen; Cane Wagons and Carts, Draws, 4,
and timber Wheels, with and without axes; ys,s.
house and steamboat Trucks; Jersey and Bsgg,s,
Wagons; baggage and other carts, for horses and o.
EN- handcarts, wheelbarrows of every descriptions a.
all other articles in the wheelwright line made otss
best seasoned materials, and warranted to be supsrn
to any other manufacture which will be sold at redr
ced prices and lower than by any other establishment
in the southern country. Purchasers will find it 10
their interest to call and examine our stock before p
chasing elsewhere. We use none but black locas
hubs and bentfelloes. PHELPS, PARKE & Co..
nov s, 1856 40, 40 and A Perdid1 ST. Orleans
N. b. We keep constantly on hand a large aaor
ment of Drays and Carts from the mandatory ofg
Simens, Coleman & Co, PhiadeInha.
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PATENT MEDICINES, PERFUMERY,
Physicians and Druggists Glassware
DYE STUFFs, WINDOW GLASS, FANCY GooDs,
STATIONERY, MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, .
Mineral Waters Syrups, Surgical instruments, Sad
de-bags Brushes, &c. Together with complete as
sortmeu Of BG0ks, comprising sacred, scientific his
torical and miscellaneous large and complete asso-
ment Of School Books, geographys, ALIASES, and Med
ical works all of which he will sell as low as goods
Of the same description be bought IN the southern
market.
The following catalogue comprises portion Of the
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CASTINGS, &c.--ln store and for sale
~ $50 kegs Nails;
30 kegs Spikes, wrought and cut
90 kegs Iron Nuts;
40 tons assorted Tennessee Iron;
tons assorted Castings;
$50 Crate Bars;
40 Wash Kettles. HOWELL g. BUCKNER.
st, BOOTS, SHOES AND RUsSETS-A gen
R@A eral assortment, embracing every size and
&C. quality ust received and for sale st the
lowest prices By FORD & SMITH,
sept23 On the Levee.
GHOT-300 bags Shot assorted; 10 kegs bar lead
- for sale Nv HOWELL & BUCKNER,
800 Lower Warehouse
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HOARD & SONS
PORTABLE AND STATIONARY
STFA REGIMES AND EDFEEBS p,

Nov in store and ready for delivery, so of these
IN celebrated Engines, Of the following sizes:
81 inches diameter Of CYLINDER
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HARDWARE, &c
Iron steel, chains, axes, hatchets
Backsmiths' anvs, bellows and vices;
Tools for carpenters wheewrghts and backsmiths
Rope, scythes ploughs hoes, shovels, spades;
Coffee mills, tea kettles; nails assorted
Grindstones, shoyels, tongs and androns;
Knives ard forks spoons, scissors;
Lamps, candlegticks and shutters;
Pocket cutlery, buckets, tubs, brooms;
Castings in great variety;
EarJhern, stone and wooden-ware;
Queensware, crockery and glassware;
Tinware ia great Variety
Letter, cap and wrapping Papers,
And variety of other articles numerous be given
in an advertisement
Every article enumerated above is fresh and entire
y new We having no old goods hand.
E. & B. JACOBS,
Shreveport, September Is, 1858. Texas street.
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BALL & DASHIELL,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
DRUGGISTS AND BOOKSELLERS,
lVerandah Drug and Book StOre,
TEXAS STREET, sSHRETEP ORT La

WoULD respectfully inform mer-
chants, planters, physicians and
the public generally, that he now
has in store, and is continually
receiving direct from the manu-
facturers, importers and publish
ers, a general assortment of
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-09-03
Another Display of the Aurora,

New YORK, Sept. 2.-Between II and
O'Clock this morning the heavens were illum-
mated with a display which was in no respect
Inferior to the magnificent phenomenon of
Sunday night. In the north, northeast and
northwest at first there was a light like thai of
the full moon, and showing everything i'll the
streets as plainly. This light seemed to come
in waves, differing in magnitude, velocity and
color. At some moments the sky was as
deeply crimsoned as on Sunday. At half past
one o'clock the strange light showed from all
points of the compass, and the deep crimson
cloud floating in the south as well us in the
north, and the magnetic beams radiated from
the zenith, and every moment was unlike the
last. A chilly wind was blowing from the
north.
BosroN, Sept. 2.-There was another dis
play of the Aurora last night, so brilliant that
about | o'clock, ordinary print could be read
by the light. The effect continued through
this forenoon, affecting and impeding the work
ing of the telegraph lines. The auroral cur
rents from east to west were so regular that
the operators on the eastern line were able to
hold communication and transmit messages
over them between this city and Portland, the
usual batteries being disconnected from the
wire. The same effects were exhibited upon
the Cape Cod and other lines.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-09-03
A Scamp Arrested.

WASHINGTON, Sept. I'll. Hind, the man
who recently brought from Philadelphia to
New York fifteen young ladies under pretence
of taking them South as school and music
teachers, and then robbed them of their money
and baggage was arrested here, tonight, by
Chief Police Goddard and Lieutenant of Po-
lice McHenry. He was recognized as Hiram
z. Lislie, heretofore temporarily employed as
a laborer in the Patent Office. Some of our
own citizens had been swindled by him. His
valSe contained a large number of letters from
various parts of the country, the contenls of
which showed that he had Travelled in the
South and extensively engaged in dishonest
schemes. He has wife living in Washing
ton. Two large travelling trunks are supposed
to contain many valuables belonging to his vic
Tins. He has been committed to Jail to await
a requisition from the Governor of New York.
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Mating of Teleeranh Commands.

New YORK, Sept 1.-The North American
Telegraph Association is now in session at the
St Nicholas Hotel, in this city. There are
present from the American Telegraph Co.,
Peter Cooper, Cyrus w. Field, Hiram 0. AL
den, Francis Morris, Robert w. Russell, and
j. IL. Purdy; from the Western Union Tele-
graph Co., Hiram Sibley, Isaac r. Elwood,
Arson Stager; from the New Orleans and Ohio
Telegraph Co., DR.. N. Green, Geo. L. Doug
las from the New York, Albany, and Buffalo
Electric Magnetic Telegraph Co., 7. S. Faxon,
j. ID. Read from the Atlantic and Ohio Co..
j. II. Bcrryhill, David Brooks; from the Hi
nois and Mississippi Telegraph Co., j. d. Car
ter; from the Montreal Telegraph Co., 0. S.
Wood. We understand that the association,
which embraces all the leading telegraph lines
of the country except two, have under consid-
Grafton several propositions which are calcu-
lated to effect important changes in the bust
ness of telegraphing between the north and
south, upon the seaboard We understand
that the proceedings have thus far been har-
mOniOUs
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LATEST NEWS.
BY TELEGRAPH
ITO THE WORCESTER DAILY SPY
CAmerican Telegraph Office, Lincoln House Block.l
Reception of Gen. Pierce.

MANCHESTER, n H., Sept. 2.-The return
of Elk President Pierce to his home in New
Hampshire to-day called forth lively display
of friendly feeling. The Amoskeag Veterans,
one hundred strong, proceeded in the morning
train to Nashua, and received the ex .president
who was accompanied by Mayor Harrington
and other distinguished citizens. The crowd
was large, and the welcome hearty and cnthu-
siaStic
From Nashua a special train conveyed Mr.
Pierce and escort to this city, where process
ion, collation., speeches, and firing of cannon
were the features Of the occasion. In the at
ternoon, MIR. Pierce, escorted by the Veterans
and numerous citizens, proceeded to Concord,
where he was received with similar demon
stratiOns.
On the arrival of the train at Concord, sa-
lutte was fired, flags were displayed, and Mr..
Pierce was greeted with cheers by large con-
course of citizens. He was escorted by the
Veterans to his lodgings, after which they dined
at the Phenix Hotel. He received the con-
gratulations of his friends this evening, and
was serenaded by the Concord Cornet Band.
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NInrleet.-NEw Yonk, Sent. ..

COTTON Market heavy; sales 500 bales: mIddllnE
upands ll4c.
FLOUR Receipts llO54 bbs; sales 1900 bbls; State
and Western medium and good grades heavy and loo
lower: unsound $500 90 400; superfne $500 al
$40; extra State $40 Si7S; round hoop Ohio 81,
for old, and so % 635 for fresh gronnd; common to
dropping; sales 5000 bbls; mixed to good s495 90 $50
fncy and extra $3.50 1905 Canada quiet; extra 400
% $50.
GRAIN.-whcat unchanged; sales $4,000 bush; old
Chicago spring Tie; red sl3O new white l5I 20 La
new white Kentucky, sliS Corn scarce and shade
betser; sales 1900 bush; mixed Yves ern SIC for new
dull southern and Jersey % @ $780, Northern ana west
ern, ~ % Ale. -
81 90 725; prime. $3.50 % 6OO rcpacked Chicago - %
H. Pork without important change sales 5lJS Dds, n
GLIDING 500 bbs mess sellers option till 9th Oct at Sl4
mess SIS % l5l2 prime s0A5 % slO75i western prime
8. Bacon nominal. Cut nleatssnes 90 packages
Hams 90 sic Shoulders nc Lard buoyant sales 1850
bbs, AZ 10 20 lie, and small sales HE Butter stendy
Ohio 10 90 Ice State Is 90 2c. Rice quct sales small az
% 4lc. Sugars Ac lower on the week; sales 100 hhds;
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-09-03

AYRSHIRE CATTLE.-The ship Old Eng
land, at this port from Liverpool, brought over
two bulls and twenty-one cows and heifers of
Ayrshire breed, which are truly fine speci-
mems of cattle. They were purchased for MIR.
Henry II. Peters of Southboro', Mass. The
cattle arrived in good order, and yesterday
they were landed. They attracted much at
tention, and their beautiful appearance was
acknowledged by every one. They were ta-
ken to Boston by the steamer Tuesday even
ing-Pouiand Adrertiser.
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carriad nuer the Falls.

BUFFALO, Sept IA rumor is current that
two men and one woman went over the Horse
Shoe Falls yesterday, during the severe gale.
Nothing positive can be learned as to the mat
ter as yet, excepting that boat was seen to
go over, pieces of which have been recovered.
The name of the boat was Kate, and she is
supposed to belong to Navy Island. The names
of the parties are not known.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-09-03
Mr.. Bolts Makes a Suggestion.

NEW York, Sept. 2.-The Wing Central
Committee of this city paid visit last even
ing to John NJ. Bolts, at the Astor House.
MIR. b. made speech, in which he suggested,
as the most acceptable plan for organizing the
opposition, that the Wing, Republican, and
American members q the next House of
Representatives should@unite in Il call tor a
convention of all oppos, :! to the Democracy,
for the purpose of nominating candidates.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-09-03
Negro Unfortunates.

NEW, York, Sept "A dead negro was
found in the hold among the cargo of the
schooner Neptune's Bride, from North Caro-
lima He was probably a runaway slave.
Three colored boys, from ten to thirteen, have
disappeared within a few days, under circum-
stances which lead to a suspicion that they
have been kidnapped to be taken South.
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From Havana.

has arrived, made the trip from New Orleans
in six days and eleven hours-the quickest
time on record via Havana. She left the latter
port on the evening of the Doth
The health of Havana is improving. The
Cahawba brings six hundred thousand in
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-09-03

BosToN, Sept. Gov. Banks has extended
invitations to the executives of various states
to be present at the muster and review of the
entire active military force of the state, which
assemblies at Concord on the 18th.
Deacon Josiah Bumstead was badly injured
this forenoon by being knocked down by a
hack rapidly driven through the street.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-09-03

In this CITY, Sept l. Susan Maria daughter of Geo W.
and Sarah NJ Gleason yrs mos.
In Barre, Aug. Is, Prince Orrison colored, 70.
In rempeton Aug. Is, Warren Robbins, 81
In Charlton Depot Aug. Is, Capt. Joseph Pratt, 10.
In UXbridge, May 81, Ananias Clifford, IS.
In Millville Aug. 29, Mrs. Uranah Taft, &c.
In Pawtuket Aug % Mrs. CYNTHIA relct of the late
Jaeel Ingraham, Esq, -.
In Warren. Aug. e. Margaret daughter of Asa Patten
of West Stafford, Conn. 81. Miss p has filed the place
of first assistant teacher i'll the Warren High School for
nine years past.
In Sutton, Aug 81, Prentis Billings ~.
In Campton, Kane Co. ILL.,, Aug. 81 Betton W. FOss,
ture
In Ravenna, Ohio, Aug. Is, Eunice DeWof native of
Connecticut, and one of the pioneer mothers of North
ern Ohio
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Special 9lotItes.

For beautiful Photograph, call at
The s.gniOn Art Gallery l97 Main street
For beautiful Ambrotype. call
The ''UniOn Art Gallery" 1871 Main street
For beautiful SpherreOtype, call at
The Union Art Gallery 1877 Main street
For beautiful Ambrospherreotype, call at
The - Union a rt Gallery lg7 Main street
For beautiful sun Picture of any Kind call at
The Sc Union Art Gallery l97 Main street
Superiority must Reign.
The superiority OF Spooner Il Daniels Photographs
Ambrotypes &C, has established for them unrivaed
reDuation Their Photographic process is OF their own
invention and far superior to any other known Call and
examine specimens SPOONER & DANIELS,
Proprietors ''UnOn Art Gallery
aul3 diff Worcester Mass.
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A Coal Miners Strike,

PITTsBURG, Pa, Sept. 1.-The coal miners,
numbering 1000, turned out in procession to-
day on strike, contending for the payment of
their wages according to weight, instead Of
measurement
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A Postmaster in Trnnhle.

BALTIMORE, Sept. Phillip Reed, post
master of Poolville, has been arrested on the
charge Of opening and embezzling letters from
the mail. He was examined before Commits
sioner Hanan to-day, and held in $4,000 to an
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-09-03

LOUISVILLE, KY, Sept I'm difficulty
at Hopkinsville, Ky, between w. w. Weston
and Capt James jackson, late candidate for
Congress, the former was shot and instantly
killed.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-09-03

In this city, Sept l. by Rev Geo. II. Clark Charles
Drew. Jr, of Fairhaven, Henrietta A.. daughter of
John ID. Daggett of ST. Louis, Mo
In Charlton, Aug. 4, by Rev Lucus Holmes Samuel j.
Blood to Martha L. Spurs 9h George NJ. Gibbs to Susan
NJ Phelps.
In Fitchburg, Aug "a by Rev. X. Brooks, George R.
Batten to Bridget Mugenin, both of Westminster.
In New Ipswich N H., Aug. 2S, by Rev. L. Dibel, VIII
liam E. Wallace to HELEN a. Hayward, both of Fitch
burg.
In South Gardner, Aug. 25 by Rev r. X. Ashley Geo.
Ken tall to Sarah o. Howe, both of South Gardner.
searles of Uxbdge to Lucy A Seagraves of East Doug
lac
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-09-03

Muscovado, 81 q Tc; Porte Rico q tic. Coffee firm;
sales 1900 bbls and 500 mats Rio III a ll3c Java Is a
l5 Ceylon l3c MOasses quiet; sales Us bbls and Is
hhds; New Orleans 80 a &c; Muscovado 25c
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-09-03

IseaI, at No. II Pipers Block, will make you Photo
graph Ainbrotype, or Lettertype that cannot fail TO
please. He makes 25c trash, therefore he afford
to give You your moneys worth. Copying done in the
neatcs manner and warranted to give satisfaction. Pho
tograps from small Daguerreotypes, enlarged to any
size required Don't forge the place, Room No; II ri
pers Block, over Oak Hall Ii. L. BEAL.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-09-03

Dental NOtice.-Dr. G. III. JEN CkS'S ID enc
tai Rooms at No. 239 Main Street. Worcester lie Ia
having great in using ELECTRcITY produce in
sensbiitv to pain while extracting teeth. All other dem
tai operations perormedn he careful and thorough
manner, usual. III dtf
Highland SchOOl.-Exccent for its situation, in
struction, eynnastc and military exercise Fourth
school year will Sept. 18th. For circulars
address, G. ID. METCALF.
jyg0 TuThS&wtf
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flour, 0roterrts, Nt.

pEST COFFEE, SPICES, CREAM
- TARTAR. Ground and sold Pure, and at moderate
prices by W. j. WHITE,
Corner of Union and Exchange Streets Worcester
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-09-03

N oOlONEE . OALE1.- w Ill De SOLD at
IA public auction. the 18th of September next II
O'Clock M at the house of Solomon Thaver, in South
bridge, all the right and interest that Warren Sweetser
nsovent debtor has in and to real said
Southbridge. J. w. WHIPPLE,l ,.i
S. II. PHELPS, ( Asslehees-
Mllbury, Aug %, lS5'. deodts* au24
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TO SECURE GREAT BARGAINS

Buy your Dry Goods at the
10 G i ty S t or g, 30
Directly opposite Post Office.
j. H. CLARKE az co.
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BY T. X. AMES
FACTORY PROPERTY AT AUG

4 TON, at PETERBOROUGH, y. II.
The prOprietOrs of the North Factory at Peterborough
n. H., will sell at public auction, on WEDNESDAY
Sept at O'Clock the premises, all their Real
Estate and Machinery and other personal property not
previously disposed of at private sale
The property consists of story Mill, of wood, with
brick Easements containing Cotton Machinery for sup
plying twenty drilling looms several oubuildngs three
boarding houses dry hard and hemlock wood tools and
supplies.
The power is ample for any mechanical purpose or for
wool or paper manufacturing.
For particulars, address PARKER, WILDER, IL CO.,
Boston, or L. 5. HUNT, Peterborough. n. IL.
Peterborough. Ang. 10, 1853. dtS7 aul3
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Auttions.

~ HOUSE FOR SALE.-A large
Fl, and commodous house, eligbly situated on Con-
.lAA.gress street The house contains eleven large
finished rooms supplied with soft water by cistern
and everaiiing well of superior water On the lot
large variety of Fruit Trees The location is one of
the healthiest in the city For terms &c, apply to
Mrs. F. II. PUTNAM,
au29 deoptf No. Congress street
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GILBERT WALKER

1.-THE BURNING SHIP" A Cantata by b. F. Baker
will be performed by the whole force of the Conven-
tion, accompanied by Full Orchestra There will also
be given choice selections from the "CIIORAL HAIR
MoNY,' new collection of Sacred Music, by b. F.
Baker.
The exercises of the Convention will be under
rection of Prof i. +. BAKER, and Mr. EDWARD
HAMILTON. Tickets OF admission to all the exercises
including Concert, will be, for Gentlemen, soc, for La
dies, 25c. deodtS3O 81