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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-03-30

hR. STEPHEN SWEET, of Connecticut
H is known ALL over the United States diff MIG
RON, st E E L, &C
large assortment best Refined iron, round fat and
square, including Skating Iron from TO inches DIANE
eter and small round and square, from 3l6 to 96 inch
Assorted Swedish Iron, fiat and square.
Best Norway Bar Iron.
Best hOrse-nafl rods, from u. b. Iron
large assortment of horse and ox-shoe Iron.
A large variety of Norway shapes and rods.
good assortment of Hoop and Band Iron, from TOT
inches wide.
Oval and halt-round Iron. from to inch.
Sheet Iron.
Best Cast Steel English and American square, hat ana
sheet
Best Machinery Cast Stee
SleighshOc Steel.
English Spring Steel.
German Steel.
BIistered ID Steel
Calkins Steel.
Cast Steel Face Anvils and Vises
Best English Anvils and Vises
Nuts and Washers.
Axletrees and Boxes
Carriage Springs and Carriage Bolts ,,...
Blacksmitlis' Bellows Sedses, anu haAA''
Drill and Stone Hammers.
Portable FORCES.
Hammered and Machine Horse Nails made froml the
best of stock
Horse Hasps and Files
Bora1
Beach Sand .
~ The above will be sold on the avorable erms
- PRATT q INAAN
Worcester Dec. |, 1855 deodawtf u6
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SMALL FARM FOR Situated

~ about miles from the city, containing about 40
good land all under good state of cultivation,
with Dwelling House. Barn. Carriage House, Sheds and
other out-buildings, wells of neverfailng water.
Said farm will be sold at great bargain, terms,
if applied for Immediately. }. 5 PINKHAM,
2j3 and 255 Main, corner Mechanic street,
mChl4 diff Worcester
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ia SAMUEL II; HoUGHToN, Worcester

WANTED.-A first class Cutter wishes
v to engage in the Tailoring business as partner
with already established would accept of a
good situation For particulars address Gutter Box
$50, Brattleboro, VT. d4w* mbl7
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10 CASES TUSCAN OLIVE OIL, =
III at GEO. r. sPURR'S 2Ul Main street dtf ials
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ROARDERS WANTED.-Sever gen
~ teman boarders can be accommodated with pleas
ant rooms and good board. at Mrs HUNTS, No. sud
bury street. diff sl6
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VALUABLE PASTURE FOR

N SALE-The subscriber offers his valuable Pasture,
situated the Westerly part of Worcester and
the Mcfarland Gale asure, containing about fifty
eight acres well watered, and has hun
bred cords of standing wood the For further
particulars inquire Of Col. WIN. 5. LINCOLN, or of the
subscriber, GEO. A. CHAMBERLAIN.
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400 LBS. GUM ARABIC, all quail
~ ties and prices offered at low rates, by e. r
SPUR. dit iaie
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o. o. FOR SALE. Two VALUABLE

N'ii Mlburv Avenue, two miles from City Hall
..A Good Buildings, Y OF land in high cultiya-
ton large amount OF manure the farm. Large
amount of fruit YEARLY. The farm is pleasantly located
for gentleman doing business in the city profitable
one for early vegetables The present is about TO
move to another part of the state and will dispose the
farm on liberal terms. JAMES HOUGllTON.
Worcester. March s. 1860 dNWtf mcb6
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A GENTS WANTED-To sell an article
~ necessary to be used in every family Cal at No.
4Mechanies' Hall. ALEX. MARSH
ia30 diff
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OIL MUSK, of a fine quality, to sell by
~ GEO K. SPURR POI Main street diff jal9
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ITO BE LET-A pleasant tenement on
\ Vernon street. Inquire of THOMAS W. FOX, No.
Brinley Hall. diff MO
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o. be Ett.
ROOMs AND POWER TO LET
POOMS AND POWER TO LET

AZ Very desirable and pleasant and steady pow.
for mechanical operations the popula
ton in the city, can be obtained reasonable and
satisfactory terms, application the junction Ma.
chine Shop, to the subscriber, No 81 Southbridge
street. JAMES ESTABROOK.
aul0
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a. FOR SALE.-That very desirable
';i situation, No, l6 High street. next south of the
A.A.residence of Dea. Daniel Goddard, containing
10000 feet of land with clearinghouse thereon will
be sold low if applied FOR soon Terms easy. ANY in
quirv in relation thereto, addressed to the subscriber
South Reading, Mass, will be promptly attended to-
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Zeal estate.
IIMRER Yard FuR SAFE ar M

81 BE LET-The Lumber Yard at the corner of Cen
and Union formerly occupied by Edwin Cha
pin and having branch track along side the lot
connecting with the Worcester and Nashua and over
that with all the other Railroads in the CITY. Terms b.
era The lot will be substantially fenced the coming
Spring. WILLIAM \. WHEELER.
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SPALLDING1S PREPARED GLUE, by
~ the Gross, Dozen, Bottle, for sale by
GEO. r. SPUR. pol Main St.
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0faS.

Six months have elapsed since entered the city
of Worcester perfect strangers Had listened to the
advice omanv should not have begun our enterprise
But we had faith in human nature; we believe that SELF
interest is everywhere the We presented that
pOoe0l magnet before the people of Worcester until its
Influence felt in every direction and thousands have
been drawn the great center of attraction that the
short space of six months have established of the
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A RARE Observation-Disclosures very

A RARE OPPORTUNITY very de-
"A sirabe and eligby located genee Residence, with
about OF land sale Rev. A. NJ Morrison hav
ing taken his abode in another has favored
with instructions to offer at private sale his beautiful
mansion Lincoln street, Worcester, Said house is
thoroughly built in the most modern and approved style,
is repete with nence for comfort and utility
containing spacious entrance hall running the entire
length of the house with twelve large rooms with solid
black walnut doors, weighted windows, warmed by
perior furnace lighted with gas. marble basins
the chambers supplied with and cold water, supe
ror bathing and laundry privileges spacious kitchen
with abundance of domestic convCnienCes two
cisterns, good we'll large cellar floors laid in cement
and many other advantages not enumerated
This house is situated in neghburhood of the highest
responsibility elevated lawn covered with fine
of forest trees having extensive frontage on
Lincoln street with paved half circle driveway to the
front Of the house with its egress and regress the
street There is also driveway in the OF said
ses entrance from Kendall street The land taste
fully laid with fine garden and fruit choice
trees in bearing condition Also upon the said
is fine barn, supplied with water from neverailiug
we'll The above property be sold upon acc OmmOdat-
ing terms offering great inducements purchasers. For
further particulars inqure of E. W. VAIL.
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GEORGETOWN.
Corresponde~es Of Hs Star.

Corresponde~es g 1As StdT.
GEoReKIowS, January IL, 1850.
"a Both branches Of our city councils were in ses-
sion last night, and had under consideration quite
large amount Of business, which will appear in
our next letter.
The news of the decease Of the Rev. DR. Rider
at Philadelphia, on Thursday last. cast quite a
gloom over numerous throng OF warm personal
friends in onr city. For several years the Doctor
filled, in the most satisfaC tory manner. the re-
sponsible post of President of the Georgetown Col
lrge, where he enjoyed a high degree Of popuari-
~, both among the students and faculty, and was
aiwaysa favorite among persons visiting the In
stltutlon eier npon business for other pGr poses
HE was also at one time pastor of Trinity church.
The alarm Of fire sounded by the Nigilant fire
company's bel, Yesterday. at O'Clock, was false
Ii has been raining and hailing necessarily ever
since O'Clock yesterday evening, and con
tinues at the time OF closing this letter. The
probabilities are, We think that the very consider
able amount of rain which has recently fallen, to-
gether with the melting snow, unless the weather
shall suddenly turn cold again will cause a cur
1t the ice) is already quite weak from the effects
OF the recent mild weather. and but very light
current would serve to carry it off.
We are pleased TO learn that the health of the
Rev DIR. Roby continues steadily 10 improve
The offerings Of beef cattle at Drover's Rest.
yesterday, amounted to loo head: 260 Of which
were purchased BY District butchers AT - 25a4 -
on the hoof equal to s. 5Oa- 50 net One hundred
OF the remainder Were driven to the Baltimore
market, and 10 left over, unsold. The supply of
sheep was good, amounting to 400 head, ali OF
which Were purchased at prices ranging from <
to cents per pound. Hogs, s. %.
We hear nothing Of moment from the flour and
grain mar kct. Small sales Of the former TO the
home trade at prices given in our last quotations
No grain of any kind Offering. 8.
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{ AW SCHOOL OF HARVARD COLLEGE
TIE Instructors in this eebooy M,

Ths Instructors in this School are:
Hon. JOEL PARKER. Ll. ID Royal Professor.
BON. LIZ oPhILUs PARSONS LII. d., Dane T ofes' r.
Hon EMORY NAsHBCRN, 81. d., Univ ersity Prof.
The Course of Instruction embraces tho various
branches OF the ConnoG Law; and of Equity, AID =
IniTaity, Commercial. International aud CofstI'u-
tI"na Law; a: d the Jurisprudence OF the United
stats The Law Library consists OF about IS q q
volumes. ana az new works Appear they are added,
andtevery eli Tt Is made to render IL com piete.
InhtrrcIon Is gwen by oral lel lures and e2-
positions, lard 10y ROTATIONS and examinations n
CONNECTION with them of which there arc ten every
week; Most Court is holden in esch week, at
which cause previously given out lie argued by
siding Instructor. Rooms and other facilities are
PROVIDED Tor Club Courts; and an Assembly is held
weekly. Tor ractice In debate and for acquiring a
know edge OF parliamentary law and proceecIngs
Studont' may enter the School in any staya of
thelr prot ssonal stud e. mercs ntile pure ils
ARD az The commencement OF either term, or in the
middle or other part of the term.
They are at liberty to elect what studies they will
pursue according to their view of their own wants
and a tainme' t..
- The Academcal year. which commences on
IhurS day Fix weeks tier the third w dnasda, in
July, ls divided irto two terms of twenty week 6
each, with vacation Of SIX weeks At tie end of
each Term.
DUFlng the whit r vacation the Iihrary is opened.
warmed and Lighted for the use of the ms mbes of
the School. ~
Tn" Exercises the Spring Term will cor,mence
on MONDAY, March 5th those Of the Autumn
Term on MONDAY, SIP, 81, 1850
APP l"at,On for admission. or for catalogues, or
any ruTther INFO TnatInn may be made TO either Of
the Professors at Cambridge.
Ca" pfl:ge Mass, Janua y Ia, 1867. ia II S5t
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ALEXANDRIA
'orrsSp Ondenos Of TIE Star.


ALEXANDRIA, Va, January IL, 1850.
The Lynchburg extension of the Orange and
Alexandria Railroad is ompleted to the river at
Lynchburg, and train Of cars will run over the
road to-day for the purpose Of convey ny the Di-
rectors over the newly -fnishrd portion The reg
ular trains will, II is thought commence running
next week.
Ia the will Of the late Joel Osburn, ESQ of
to the Alexandra, Loudoun and Hampshire Rail.
road the proceeds Of the sale of farm upon
which decreased resided. containing 1I7A acres
valued at $50 per acre. The Gale of the farm is to
be made in one or two years from the ID Of the
present month.
Miss Ann McAlister. of Amissville, Rappahan.
mock county. was burned TO death on Tuesday, by
her clothes taking fire. She was 90 wears Of age
and was highly esteemed by large circle Of
friends.
A new volunteer company is organizing here
to be called the Letcber Guards, in compliment to
oar new Governor. The COMPANY is composed
for the most part of the members Of the Friend
ship fire company.
The steamer James Guy. which has been under
going some recent recent repairs at the ship ward
OF Nessrs HuAter was launched yesterday. Fur
the boat, and the machinery put in good order;
and as soon as the river opens She will resume her
regular trips.
The drug store of Mr.. ] w. Bowling corner OF
Prince and Fairfax streets, burg lar! ousl v
entered on Thursday nj INT, and robbed Of guam.
tty of fancy articles.
Mr.. j K. Nicklin. who has for long time
filled the office Of ticket agent and collector Of the
Orange and Alexandria Railroad Company, In
this city, has been transferred to Lynchburg.
The present theatrical season closed on Tuesday
night. CARLOS
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ID $50 Majors Albert Smith and f. johnson. [. 8
A. are at Wizards
- Chief Justice fancy has sufficiently recov-
cred from his attack of Pneumonia catarrh 10 he
Ieve that he will be able to resume his seat in the
Supreme Court very shortly
- The artists in Washington went over 70
baitlmore on Tuesday to ''assist' at the marriage
Dr.. Harris of that city. Afterwards. Kensett
Browne and Lambdin. the Art Commissioners,
met In Washington to report on the Capitol deco
YationS '0
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~ . T l c E TO BUILD ERS.
OHcs EOarf Of Commissioners Ne,r Centre Market

Office Boart Of Comn,ission.rs Ne,r Centre Market.
rs. cWa.hinS on. January u. is6l. {
erection Of New Ma house on the site Of the
;iors said act hereby ivit" seal, pSop"sals FIR
building said market house, accordlr to the pans
Gerry Of the lati er obtsnc stfhe ONCE ofthe Ba,Gd
IN the hsssment story Of the City Hall. to be en-
ad res ed 70 John G. Fitzpatrick, Esq, President
Of the ard of Commlssionery. and delivered at
next, b 'ween the hours of ard 70 a. m. '"' o''
s,t NE hrcht. Ct Charles aasklns. ESQ will be in
e1gl nations N regard 70 tho WORK: ~
b'dheIs for the work are required to propo for il
!. For the building ornplete.
.: as, In view OF the uncertain natrr, of the
s gro upon which the building is to be er .eted,
and some portion of the grillage. as indicated on
the P Plan NAV mot be required. bidders must stats
pie, ard for grlags per superficial foot, for such
Tot required and in case tina, more piles a,d TIil-
AID esca stM r iop sae onnda
tons the price icr Zach additional pile, for each
wnrk AMI for ach cubic va d OF excavation.
5; The time required for the completion of the
;, AL proposals must be made in CONFORMITY with
Inc o'rgroiHngl and acc 9mpansd hy written guar
III Use, OF the following form:
,ro tn State Cor dis
eSecon Of %sfk saf h@%se
In IN ely 81 Wa 'hngtOn, D. c.. being accepted
= VIII, within ten days after the receipt nf the
contract, execute the sane, with sood .nd sufc ieDI
s,nrHetias, to the amount of twenty Ave Thousand
dollars, ~ case said - shall fail to enter into
contrart as aforesaid. we guaranty tn make good
the m renee b5tween the offer of the said ard
Data.
Witness.
hereby certify that the above named - and -
are known to me as men of proper ty. and able 10
make good their qua q. tee. "
Date.
>, I9 signed by the United States District Judge
the OnltNd States lstrlct Attorney, Corpora,ior
Attorney OF Washington, Collector or Navy Agent
NopIoposals which do not conform to the fOfego
Nd whereas the fourth section Of the aforesail
act clares. that from asd after the passage OF
this act the entire nett revenues of the present
ire Market hou. Q, and also those of the propOse
new structure arA hereby appropriated, and invio
laoy sci aParf, as special fund, subject to the r.
ds, o. the Conmss,oners authorized by this act to
craze them - Fay for the ereot m aud comp uti ~
OF taid structure, pawn nts for the work will be
mad upon monthly estimates of the architect 81
t1a woik dom. Teserving ten per cent. thereof al
G"lstcIal security. so far The funds aocruins un
Ger saif sectl IN OF the act will sucs or As ma
hereinafter be provided by law. By ord r
JOHN F. COYLE,
20 f-ota Secretary OF the Board.
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BLOODY AFFRAy IN LOUISIANA The Neyr ~,
Leans Courier Of the LIST instant saws that serons
ard bloody affray occurred in Winn parish. a.
miles above Alexandra. recently, in which seven
men are reported to have been killed Among
them are three brothers named Pe,vv notorioms
desPeradoes, who have set the law and its officers
at defiance for some time. The Peevys were from
mississippi. and they had been charged with
s'eallne ana committing number of deprrda-
lions, and Vigilance Committee waited nm thu,
with an invitation to leave the parish Each Darty.
bad their friends, and ,hr-. Were about tventI.
men on each side, engaged in the fight Mrs
Hughes overseer name unknoIyn Iyas ST. in
the thigh, but the wound is not thong bit TO b.
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NAvAL.-The L. $ steam frigate Mississippi
captain Nicholson commanding, is daily expected
At Boston from China. She has been over two
wears IN commission, aud had received her orders
for home four months ago. Tie following vessels
oi-war are now lying at Vera Cruz steam corvette
brooklyn, corvette Savannah, Prchle and Sarato-
"a. The s!ooP-of-war 81. Mary's, Captain
Porter commanding, was at Guaymas on the 10Th
Dec, where he has Unlocking after the interest
OF American citizens. The : steamer Saranac
was to sail from Panama for Realcjo on the aad of
December
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IL In Jersey City, on Thursday, an English
man, named John Hilton, was ,arrestetl OIL COM
plant of Mary Fox (also Ens!ish) for an alleged
assault on that lady with intent to terminal her
mortal career. II seems that they had '.come over
in the same ship that John, becoming 'short''
on arriving in this country, had borrowed $500 of
Mary and executed to her a mortgage on property
IN England. that they had become betrothed, that
John had requested transfer Of the mortgage.
That Mary had refused, and that they had quar-
relied, resulting as above stated
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MATCHES

MADAME DE MELVILLE, 29S f. Street ar d
Jnsurecelved, per steamer from Havre AMI z
en,essnf asso tbent of distingue Partisan n/sf
Cheneille Nets, Flowers. and the most recherche
styles Of HAIR Pins. &c, &c. Also, on Tueadav,
Reception Hats, "a o. rs an
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THE EVENING STAR,
WASHINGTON CITY:
.......... January Ii, 1860
Spirit of the Morning Press.

The Constitution notes the misunderstood e
which seems 20 exist upon the part of the Euro
Pean ress especially that of France IN reference
10 the execution OF John Brown in this country.
d. tributes their view Of the matter to ignorance
Of the actual circumstances of the case and TO
Interpretation of the sentiment which ac.uated
the authorities and made the execution a lecaI
necessity.
The lntsHigencer is devoted to Congressional
proceedings and news
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The LOTTERY system IN MARILASD.-The an
aouncemsnt in Baltimore. on Friday morning. of
'he adoption by the Legislature of the New Code.
was Tie subject of general rejoicing throughout
The city, especially on account of lis provis on for
the abolition Of lottery and policy vending Most,
81 the policy vendors close their offices at an early
horr IN the morning, others took down their signs
and painted their windows while few undertook
20 brave the law some of whom were arrested
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IL The newly revised code of laws for the
State Of Maryland is now legal enactment. 1t
has been passed upon by both branches Of the
Legislature, the House of Delegates. and with
special provision by which the whole goes Into
operation imme ed iatelY
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IL On the recent occasion Of the loss Of the
American bark HesPerian, in typhoon, in the
japanese SEA, the japanese, both private and ofi-
cial, and the Russians In the vicinity showed
great Kindness and hospitality to the shipwrecked
mariners, who Were fortunately all saved
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IL Providence correspondent Of the Boston
Herald tells how mains second wife son-in-lav
"a quark dectOr) and single daughter aged II. in
that city. consPired TO convict him of incest with
the single daughter so as to get him in the peni-
Tertiary and get possession Of his property, how
the young girls conscience could not come up to
time on the examination, ard how the ccnspirinp
parties were bound for trial for 'subornation
Of conspiracy" &c.
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IL The Ant!-Slavery Convention under tho
auspices Of MIR fillsbnrys Miss Anthony and
Others, is in progress At Brff .ls AMONG IT, ID
Ventilated by these fanatics, the folowin0. -
Shareholders have no right 20 life liberty. o. tL.
pursuit i happiness, and should be regarded as
criminals and outlaws and be comneiIad ~ -
lease their prey. The Governments, of The sIsv.
states are but organised bands of thieves and roh
oefs, hVl6g by plunder and piracy on the svsiIs
OF unpaid toll IL is the duty Of Senators and
representatives from nom lavehoIdiny stats 70
return 10 their constituencies and take me,su,.s
Tor the foundation Of orthern Confederacy M.
Pressed of all nations " 'ne up
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&O The statue Of Henry Clay. ordered by the
ladies Of Virginia. has arrived at New York from
Rome, and Is to be soon located in Richmond.
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A MIRACLE IN MAINK.-The Spirit Guardian .,
paneor' mrms that DR. Caleb Thomas of Cam
aen. "a very powerful healing medium. - bv th.
laying on Of his hands has restored 10 the -. .ns
hef senses lady OF 81 years Of age who has re-
Htsi ana dumb from her birth. The name OF tba
CooPer's Mills, in the town of Wbit,asIJ
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IN ALL 2sS PRIZES.
Whole Tickets, S2O-HelVes, S10-Quarters, So.
Prizes cashed at sight at per cent. discount.
Bills on oil solvent Banks taken at par.
drawing will be forwa rded as soon as the result
becomes known.
All orders for schemes or tickets TO he addressed
to DON RODRIGUEZ,
ja il Tyr Care of City Post Charleston, 5. C.
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HEAVY PURCHAsE.-The real estate and ,ac,oos
OF =" lillian n Hebb. ESQ heretofore ad v.ttissd
oy US; have been pure based by Captain Joseph n
MADDOX, OF our village, at private sale TT.
"5 .S Inc ludes 30 acres Of asd and 33 NEGROES
81 600. fi>e reaches near
In addition to the above We learn that Can,,;r
fadioiOinp on hs a a.,y last, purchased Cinre
HARDEN, Esq., Tor Sl2 $50 Tbis 80, n, OF II. Il.
eIGpoVo mat this gentleman has invtst.d :, cst,
ana personal estate IN this county within ,b hn re-
'Nel'e Hon'ns.-St- Mays I'D } Benro, p"o'
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u The Annapolis correspondent OF the Balti-
more American thinks that the Maryland Legisa-
ture will give the lottery system fits. this session.
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ID In repairing ALI old building, in state ST.
Boston, large number of ancient looking car-
fridge boxes belts, and straps, all of which have
evidently seen service, have been found concealed
under the caves. Cakes of old London shoe black L.
Ing were also found with them, done up in paper,
instead cs tin boxes, as a. the present ddy