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, 1860-06-09
From Washington.
Especial Dispatch to the New York Tsihune.]
WAtNtSd5uE WeJnes lar 1,tne Il 1sh1


TUB TARIFF.
The following in the Tariff programme, as ay-
ranged BY the Democratic managers OF Tho Sem
nte. with view TO party effect: The Finarce
Committee, to. morrow morning, will report the
section Of Mr. Morri'l's bill, which provides for
II loan to cover the outstanding Treasury notes
dur on the 5Ul it,st striking out all that refer.
MT. Bigltr, which he intends to mure Us an
amendment. llis scheme is Almost exclusirelv
directed to PENNSYLVANIA, with full knowledge
that it can never pass Congress-. and will not be
eupported BY the Democratic side in either
uouse. II is IN open but yafueless bribe,
concocted Ike tue deception of lsi4, and de-
signed to operate IN the Presidential election.
This is Tue most tat:l blow which could bc
struck ut Mr. No. rill's BILL coming, Us it dors.
from rrofcSscd friend If Mr. Biyler Ind CO.
operated in good ta'ih, and enlisted any OF tbc
Democratic support which he promised, that
joined its worst enemies, there is nu prospect
Of its passage.
THE RICHMOND CONTENTION.
No interest whatever is manifested here in the
proceedings OF the Iichnond Convention, next
Monday. 1t will probably adjourn over 10 Bal
tin!ore.
1liE HARrERs FERRY INVESTIGATION.
Mr. Aason il expected to submit his report Of
tho Harl'ess Ferry Committee at the close Of
Ihx or the beginning Of next week II tbc MI
nority think il requires nny answer, their views
will also be presented. No evidence has vet
becn produced in any way sustaining the orici-
nal charEes.
porcLAs At BALTIMORE.
The outside pressure for Mr. Douelas ut Bal.
tinore will be intense. Arrangements have
tecn made to bring Cannon from Cleveland. aud
al! the accessories Of popular demonstration will
be cHlied into requisitlon. Ills friends intend
10 take the town By storm.
M. sEyxoun's WITHDRAWAL,
Nr. Seyn,0ur's withdrawal Us a candidate ex-
cites no comment, since lie was not seriously
Iegardcd in the category Of chances, though
much respected personally.
TEE uorxAs LAND pi11.
The Senate killed the 1loumas bill by g ma
jority which earc'ually rehnkes the manner ia
which it WAS smuggled through Congress in
1855. II can nevsr be revived in the face Of
this Judgment, for tue House will ratify the de-
cision even more crnphatscally.
Especial Dspateh 10 the New York Hc.a1d.]
TIE SPEECH OF SUMNER
There has been deal Of talk, in which none
but ards participate, about nssautttng Nr.
Sumner again for having spoken his sentiments
In q parliamentary way in tue American Senate,
Of which he is member. It is less grace1ess
to assert fAlEehoods in newspapers concerning
tlsat Senator's speech. The statement sent to
the country that Mr. Summers speech abound
Cd in misrepresentation and false statements,
ard is generally disapproved By his own party,
il without the slightest foundation in truth.
Especial Diasalch to the cinclnn 7ti Gaz,ste,l
wAsnca1os. Juns :. lseo.
TIE SOUTH 1kpoRs1Sa TEE CHARLESTON sEcEpEHs.
The raur f-op, f.no-~;. ..I a3.h.-. a. H.
, 1860-06-09

MEETING OF THE TouSo MkS's ASSOCIATION
rms Ev1S1Sc.-Wa are requested to state that
an adjourned meeting Of the Young Mems As
sociation will be held at their rooms, Porttand
Block, on this Saturday evening, at n o'clock,
for the consideration Of the report (accspted 1t
tho last meeting) Of the Committee to Revise
the Charter and Bylaws; also to act upon tho
question as TO the investment Of the surplus
funds in the treasury, and to transact any other
business that may come properly before said
meeting. A full attendance is desired, md de-
siruble.
It is thought some effort will be made to
change the name from Young Mems Associs-
tion to Mercantile Library Association. As being
more distinctive.
, 1860-06-09

cAAANA BLAIR IN CONGRESS-
Line Hon. Fraucis r Blai1, jr, Of Missouri,
was yesterday awarded his seat in the
AAAF1th Congress- hy vote Of 9s to 9G.
4if's news is not unexpected to those who
na'e Rnow.cdgc Of the unbluahing frauds aud
ielonies ay which Nj. Barrett was enabled to
secure his certificate Of election.
, 1860-06-09

RzooRpKR's CouRr.-1n this Court yesterd.y
the Grand Jury we're discharged, haviug
brought in 6ftJ SIX bills of indictment,
Benjamin Riley was convicted Of an assault
upon young Vail, and resolved term of tvo
ysAr8 In the Psnitsntiary.
Edsard Clark, tried tor larceny Of COW, was
acquitted
Ida Clark, so1ored woman, was convicted
aud received term Of one year for larceny.
John NcGninn, convicted of stealing COW,
received two years.
John Wallace, for larceny Of money, recsired
two years.
, 1860-06-09

MISS T1LI1SGuAs1's CoScERr.-Nisa T;ll;nr.
haEt's Concert on Thursday evening, IVES
very pleasant and creditable affair. 4 third
concert will be giFeu On Thursday evening,
June 21At
, 1860-06-09

- G. Mirasole gives party 1t his academy,
corner Madison and Clark streets, this erening.
Friends aud scbo1ars arc invited.
, 1860-06-09
OLD NIAN BENNETT AGAIN.

Tho New York Herald now says tllas Seward
vas defented at Chicago because ho was too
tvnseruatire-that Lincoln being a ferocious,
radical, John-Drown Abolitioalst, was taken
up as The representative Of the moro advanced
ideas Of the party-that Sumner las been put
forward as Old Abos mouthpioco on tho floor
Of tho Senate-and that Sumner, in his recent
speech, advocated tho abolition OF slavery in
the States. All Of which, Old Man Bennett
knows, are stupendous lies. BlueRscoods -Aog-
asine was clearly right in saying that though
Scotland had given 10 the world come Of its
brightest ornaments and truest saints, yet,
when Clooty did get hold Of one Of Acr sors ho
mads sensation among tho other devils; and
that no ono could dispute tho evidence fnr-
nislled ty the nativity, on tho same soil, of
John Kuox and James Gordon Bennett.
, 1860-06-09
D1 E D.

lnfha ety, suddenly Of Internal hemorrhser m 171,,
day evening. June ',h. SELMA F., wifs Of Wr,. 4.
Buffers.
three o'clock T. H.
II Bastoa, rhfadslpAA and Richmond. "a. narers
please copy.
On Thursday. III lass-, ROBERT MeyEu.. a-sd q
ytA1t-
Funeral ttou tbs house Of his moths4 13 s.t X.d.,on
eset Easun1ay n half past one O'Clock F. II friend,
Of the family. and members Of the upois st. Ant,,~s
Society, a1e requested to attend
o. ine ta ,1:s u siin 4inissensxh ~ r.. T., DARWIN
SoEe; Ased 10 month";. ~
In this ctr. June ssh NJ. A. L. TRIP, formerly Of
eeut East for tntsf1aent
June sth- Aida II. BE1S0y. vile Of W1llam Bxu,oo,
And daughter Of tse ats Homer Cons of No1Te county
n. T.; AEed IS Jca1.
FureA. At azes O'Clock +. u, Sunday, troe. u, Ea
edrss-
, 1860-06-09

SUPERIOR CouRr.-1n the case Of OrmsbY II.
the City Of Chicago, for $1,000 damages, for
injuries received from falling into q sidewalk
opening, the case WAS given to the jury last
night,
, 1860-06-09
Literary Weeklies In Chicago.

rbe bis,orv ~ vesr1v t;.a.a.1 -. .ass-s: =. ~:
capo ba. mt been n wv chaa.;nn % oao - rta. w.
bar, emma nm nro,n;,;ro1r ~ 49, .s-"h.. 49,
mn .n-.oa,t .ft.1r. 80,
mast four YEARS. have tailed chssrf,,,v ahon.
th.mse1ves and :, tha ,,,h,,. ~. :. -. .,
hannened altar a longsr or .hort.- 49, ;nt.-r.,
r,ost cener,,tr Tho ,attsr tho, ..ho ,,.s.. ~.
onra lns,v thsr knsr tha,,, - ' s.~
av-rn snma hora d;ed ~ .,ow so.e.s s.t..-
in thu callon;no cor.nnnt;on ns . AZ s.sis ..;~.
snce sn;cinr h;chsr snd h;shs. ~ 1s'r s1.ss
aahu1nn, ua.;, r. s.n~1- - :. a.:s, 'l:' 49,
ff' Va 'p'so A@'Aan8'
, 1860-06-09
THE CITY.

e. rAuetton Sale this morn1ng.'~
o11snp sasehod m rTsatne Piano Forte csrpetl r. "
street, ~ ' ~ - ~
, 1860-06-09

Seventh Congregational District.
The Republican Convention Of the With
Congressional! District, in This State, has been
called TO meet at Mattoon Oh the 1lth Of July.
, 1860-06-09
LINCOLN AND HAMLIN.


lBy Tecraphl
Sh" 1onK, June s.-Thc following are the
letters Of acceptance Of Abraham Lincoln and
HANNIBAL Aamln:
FROM Nil. LINCOLN.
p, sfEsGF.1o I'LL. Nay =, lsdo.
.~' 1.o've 4.s~AH"' .*''1e'1 q '0s 1'<pu1l'-
'o"'
A.. 1oaaAoN 'enoeieo me W
iva "u'en sou presided, ana
y. ,e "A a,' 1vsuan' aPPt'seo' N the letter OF
e' SAa o'ue'e ae''og ~ COMMITTEE Of
.ae eoa' 'en'.on 'o1 1ha' purpose. The dec'ara-
wv y. p'lue.p'es ana tcn'lments "hch accom-
f1a' 'o"' ''''sf .nee' my approval ana 1t shall
os ns ea'' NJ. 70 ''ola'e II or disregard 1t in
nue ta''' 11npsof!ng tne assistance OF Divine
'4.euse' 'uu "''a oue regard 10 the views
~ 7 - a. WIZ were represented IN the
~ - .ne ''sots o! an the States and
:.", &c. a ."e peopts .! LUG naaon; to the
oa''|' " Anc ~oAs1''n''oh ano Inc perpet-
oA' A"4 AAoo' AA' piospes''S oi ALL an
ss n'pf5 ~ eo:opefa'e ,or Inc prac'lctf I
easseoo " 'ne 'lf'n''P'es declared BY the
ovr'eAl'ou. W.,
'u' o''ssa '''enu aho 'elo" citizen,
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
FROM NIL. nAx11S.
wAsntsS7oz. May 80 1860.
okS11haES:-1o our ohc1ai communication Of
, 1860-06-09

fndtana Congressional Nominations. +.
Ihs hspublicans Of Indiana have nominated
candidates. for Congress As follows:
Fourth Diotrict-Cco. ". Iulian.
Fifth Distriet-A. G. Porter.
Eighth Distrioc-1.aao A. Rica.
Eeyonth--J.p. r. g. Hanks.
The Democrats nominated in tuo districts rs
follows:
First District--Jollu Law
E!sycrth Distriot-Asbury Steele,
~ The young .uSa of South Bend, Indiana.
have organized Wide Awake Club, and taken
hold Of ths campaign in earnest. Our ad,icss
from that (St. Joscph) county state, that Lin
coln's majority will be doubls what was given
Fremont. Northern Indiana will roll up a.
tonishing rnajoritiss next fall for the Republi-
can ticket.
, 1860-06-09

P1kEs PEAkEns-P,k kAkEns PrxEls-An idea,
for which We charge nothing but +he profit On
our goods We are informed By those who
know that there is not on sale Kerosene Lamp
or drop Of Coal Oil beyond St. Josephs. Now
those who wish to make or saFe the Dutchman's
10 per cent are sure to do it By buying Of US, ut
wholesale prices, some Kerosene Lamps and
Oil. Tallow dips, and poor ut that, arc sold at
the Peak for $l.o5 per pound.
Fur further information, call at the Lamp and
Oil Emporium, l22 Clark street, between Wash
lngtou ana Madison. my50-12t
, 1860-06-09

T.: q; Bn1peEa: Wlltessdecou cuA.. l.. yu.ox cco.oo
Jxo = T. !Aa9d CO. u.n. JAKE. urKxlb Co.,
1@'Ae1' 1ee Co.. s.M.sk1sxn, Outrage Co..
.-----.... kahc TO-.
EpnSrr. r.stpra} Eomniffee
, 1860-06-09
II 4 ARRIED.

In Jersey Ci,y June Is 1870. by Rev. br, R!d1e. Dr.
GEO d. GUSHING. of Chicago, to Mss MISAIEE:
IAKN AEp. carkh'er OF The lae Maj Z. Il. La.n,7d q
$. 4.
June 1h, stthc rs.!denco Of Mr. j. D. Wright 1ssa
Cook Co. H. b Rev. X: fa.terton, lit, JAMES n
1A1f.
, 1860-06-09


and excellent Teas, fine Wines. Braudies and
Havana Segars can always be found at Stan
toms, No. IS Clark street. les It
RENoyAL.-The UEitcd States Express Com
pany having this day fe--uyed their office from
No. Il Dearborn street u 80 Lake and 20 South
entrance. The entrance on Lake street will be
considered the cntrat ce for money, collection
and small package business. The entrance On
cIu1k street will be. Regarded as the entrance
for freight. HowereF, should money be de}iy-
cred on Clark street 0yfreicht on Lake street,
the Public with which We have done business
for the past six years. could not be induced to
believe that it is il. our nature to refuse it.
We asE tbe pnoc Z. veil es our isnss G s!ado 10
continue their liheralisy, and in return we will
promise as heretofore q faithful application to
their interests as Will as to thRt Of our Com
pany. Office hours, until further notice, from
1:30 4. II. to Z T. NJ:
je5 3m. : Il. D. Gown. Ar7nt,
, 1860-06-09

BOARDING IN TIE COUNTRY
BUSHNELL HOUSE, Beloit, Wis.
1ns veil kno<n aoa pnpur Hutel will receive =. usua
families Il is'sfd for the su"tner suits Of
nhed for the accommodation Of families aud Tie
prices OF board viii Be mace suit tie Tines vr7trx
on . cents to q per Gay for each person-aceoras
Sopa-ns will be spared 10 make the Hotel
i PLEASANT SrMNER HOrSE.
For transcent gueet4 The t&yms arr u 1er DAY. but
liberal discount Is nade to Agents. and other. wh f{or
ths hete r reTttA! days who make It their stopping
pl,ec at rel Su!9E Intervals.
A.. a. KNOWLES, Manager.
1.1. 6CohSELL+ Proprietor. je3c:4l-1n
, 1860-06-09
LOCAL MATTERS.

and get your clothes cleaned and repaired.
They will ba well done and at prices to suit the
t{reR
, 1860-06-09

lBy Tclcsraph.l
M" 1onk, June s.-The following are the
letters of acceptance Of Abraham Lincoln and
Hannibal Han,lin:
, 1860-06-09

REMOVAL. Leland l. Mixer hare removed
their office and sample room to 49, South Wa
ter street. Pork.house. Flanders Block, opro-
site Michigan Central Depot. mls-lm
, 1860-06-09

The German Wide Avakes,
We are glad to learn Of the organization Of
Republican "Wide Awake Club" among the
German Republicans Of this city, called The
"German Republican Gua1ds."
The uniform adopted by the "Guards" is
the came Is that of the "Wide Awales" with
whom they will cooperate in every respect,
aud practically form one Club. They hare al
ready enrolled goodly number {4o), aud be-
fore fortnight expect to number not lezs than
one hundred members. At their second meet
ing, on Thursday evening, constitution was
adopted, aad the following Board of Directors
and officers chosen:
Director-Messrs. John Won Horn, l.. Lam
perts, Henry Wendt, Gustays F. Leverenz and
F. Schlund.
Commander c. Hessing.
1r6asuref-Carl Erler.
'sscrttary-Eugene ". Lippert.
p Through the kindness Of the Board Of Direo-
tors of the Wide Awakes," they have the
use Of the Wide Awake Hall two nights every
week for the business md drill meetings, No.
80 Lake street, is the rallying place for all tho
"Wlde Awakes" in the CITY.
, 1860-06-09

Monroe's Patent Venti1ating Spriuc Bed
Bottom and Mattrass Combined, the best i, The
world, on exhibition at Nisse / Sons 1ol North
Madison street. Call and see them. ie9.St*
, 1860-06-09

EXAMINE THE HOLLY SEW-
- ING MACHINE,
At 166 LAKu rBuuT
1GE-s~TS u:s-,-rED.
ADDRESS BOZ 1a.
RoLDROoK TApsr: RTE,
s1sa7s+So-is:p Gc..a. n,
, 1860-06-09

THE BuRcH D1voscE CAsE.-The change of
venue in the Durch Divorce case, on application
Of the defendant, having become settled mat
ter, it remains to be decided whether it be taken
to Kane or viii county The Circuit Court Of
this county meets on week from next Monday,
when it will be decided whether Joliet or &C.
neya will witness the Developing Of this case.
, 1860-06-09

TEE Pic N1c EXCURSION 70 GkNErA.-The
Tabernacle baptist Church Sabbath School Pic
Mic comes off to-day. Cars will leave the Wells
street Depot at to 4. II. The Light Guard
Band furnish the music. Ecka1t furnishes the
refreshments under large tent he has recently
purchased for use on such occasions. Excur-
sionists will bear this in mind, rs it is something
new in these parts. Eckart knows just how to
do these things. ALI who go will have good
time guaranteed. Tickets ouly so cents.
, 1860-06-09

- e. T. scRlV1S. @das1sLssas As<~t q DAarsor,ex-
to 'Aes's Ad+ers,s~s }sr tAfs aad ell ~
N7004Ao @op@fso! 80 ocst1 Fsa ja1-het+y
, 1860-06-09

WANTED-A party to take IN
inteseztI Ia entire ecntrol It we'll established
cab business rayin< hAateo,ae prnet. HmaI eaasi
required. AtcTss boz 1910 uh:tago r. o. fe:xst
, 1860-06-09
dI3antRD.

WANTED-Country Tallow.
Hishest price paid by H. II. HAYDEN. s1dk
, 1860-06-09

"R1So OUT, Win BBLts."-The Bell Ringer
keeps mean time. and worse tuno" o'nights."
He "stract" <l*1ea twice. on Thursday night,
perhaps to give Chicago time and Buffalo time,
as the interval seemed to indicate. The Fire
Department came out at the latter cali, not be-
ing used to the innovation of double time
, 1860-06-09

LINCOLN LETTER PApkn.-Messrs. McNally l.
Co., Dearborn street, have now ready full sup-
ply Of Lincoln note and letter paper and enye1-
opcs. which they will supply as low as any 9th
er house in Chicago. Dealers and others can
obtain list Of prices, &c., By applying as above.
, 1860-06-09

nj o n E Y TO AN
Ao per Gent. for Five Eenrs.
IL Short Paper Discounted, III
s,, =. B. r. DOWNING CO.
oAAs % aEde Exchange Bank Bu5ItIne Clsrk L
, 1860-06-09

WANTHD--AW Wet Nurse, Amer.
lean Or German protestant. excer:enec IA ,sa e.,
Of ChEdrsa- AGires., Immediately, bcx 4493-
, 1860-06-09

HORSES WAETED-Any per-
e,s fon having good canadan Pony or meo u.n sx4i
motives and Cd aacd1e horevhich fheT Tish to al
NIX eaeap tof e.h may adzeas box 1880 pct ca e
AAA4A Fi1%+4 A0'keA l0I WAftkl. ieEtSoQ Atyu ~
, 1860-06-09

NANTED-An active business
" maa, MxA pen1uau Who ean loan his ssapsoyers
hundred tolaz wants situation In soe wholeaats
'ouse. Addfess "a. c. tbs Once. for two iays.
, 1860-06-09

EHII032 71E4B HHW ZF1U0Nfs
Nc are acquainted with Mes.re. j. ~.
and place fall Telunce in their statements. and
goods sent them for distribution VIC are certa,n
will be distributed faithfully and with proper
discretion. Any purties hoying clothing or
other articles which they wish to contribute. If
they will send them to our store, $50 mud 1872
properly packed, and shipped to Messrs, john
son d Young, free Of freight and expensg.
E. G. HALL, k1EnARx, & Co.
Nhfrorn lima 1IE1
, 1860-06-09

% LET-A large Front Office On
hgdIas hng,lddIns Inquire Of u. 7. COLE Room &c. .,pe
TOR
, 1860-06-09

7HE*STS. e. V.17u**5 7f3R70uFKp q CO.
GENTLEMEN: 1f5ou hare any second hand
clothing. boots. shoes, or anything for the re-
lief Of the unfortunate in the late disaster. If
you will send the same to US they will be thauk-
fully received. You have no idca ofthc amount
Of suffering among the unfortunates Of tile dis
aster. Hundreds are left entirely destitute. No
pen or tongue cnn describe it. Those who e.
capped with heir lives. had their cloths torn
from them, and arc left entirely destitute. We
are doing all We can for 1hen,, but we must have
assistance from abroad to relieve them all. and
if you con do anything please do it for huu1ani-
ty's sake, sud you will receive the thanks anl
blessings Of hundreds.
Yours truly, JoHSso. l. Yorso.
Worcester daily spy., 1860-11-16
furniture, 1T.
NEW FURNITURE WAREHOUSE.
Substantial and Elegant Furniture.

E. W VAIL, late Of the firm of E. G. Partridge & Co.
would inform his friends and the public that he leased
the beautiful and spacious Warehouse Flags Build
ing opposite the Bay State House, Worcester and will
give his attention to the Furniture business all its
branches and will keep hand a well ect
ed stock Of substantial and elegant Furniture bought
casn from the best in the country and will
warrant the equal in style and finish any sold in
Worcester County o" the will be refunded HIS
assortment will consist Of rich and medium Drawing
Room, Parlor. Dining Room, and Chamber Furniture.
Looking Glasses. in variety of syle and fnsh will
keep on hand the best Live Geese Feathers crled
Horse Hair Mattresses and all other kind of Mattress
es also, desirable assortment of elegant window
Shades Fixtures, &c all o. the approved kinds Of
Spring Beds, and in fact every article usually found in
Furniture establishment Furniture of all descTiptions
Upholstered 10 order in superior Do not fail to
call and examine the stock before buying.
u2g
Worcester daily spy., 1860-11-16

Two RENT-The Office numbered S Me
K chancs Hall, fronting OF Main Street Apply on
the premises DIFF iv2
Worcester daily spy., 1860-11-16
GO be Eet.

FENO LET-Store No Is Exchange street.
= Inquire OF II. BLISS.
Worcester daily spy., 1860-11-16
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS AT
No. .143 Min Street.
SECONDHAND FURNITURE

Persons giving up housekeeping, and wishing to sell
their Furniture for Cash, and have it without
further trouble, VIII find 1t to their advantage TO call
PUTNAM & CLARK,
du No. l43 Main street
Worcester daily spy., 1860-11-16
Zeal estate.
COTTAGE HnuSE FOR SAL

f5s.A COTTAGE HOUSE FOR SALE
AsilI IN MILLBURY-A very pleasant and convenient
Cottage House, situated on Maple The lot
contains about half ofland, which is choice
variety of Fruit Trees, in bearing condition This place
VIII he sold low, and favorable terms appca
ton 10 the subscriber, the premises.
49,. ALDEN RICE.
e { d911A
Worcester daily spy., 1860-11-16

fNO LET-Front rooms in Piper's Block,
n on the second, third and fourth floors Inquire of
s5 du WM. PIPER.
Worcester daily spy., 1860-11-16

variety Of Fruit Trees, in bearing condition This place
Viii he sold very low, and favorable terms applica
ton 10 the subscriber, on the premises.
MllDury, Sept 6, 1860. IS D d5@. ''
- - VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
Mill IN LEOMINSTER The subscriber has a good
s.4A Farm. with OF the hest water powers IN the
town OF Leominster, Wor ester County, for sale The
Popery consists of good stone dam across the Nashua
riVer grist and saw mill, in running order houses
one barn, with out buildings and about eighty acres Of
iad The property is near the road leading from
LeomlnSter e Lancaster, about half mile sta
non on the Fitchburg and Worcester Railroad, and
halt miles from the Fitchburg Railroad and will
be sold together in lots to suit purchasers The oca.
ton is good for the manufacture or wool
en- goods; or paper will be sold cheap. The whole
part Of the purchase money lay for long time by
gNing good security and money will be furnished for
Also one other water privilege, -four acres of land
stoGe Gam Dut no buildings in the westerly part of
LeulnlhSter on the Nashua river, two miles from the
centre yage in Fitchburg, and only one mile the
manufacturing village at So. Fitchburg will exchange
any OF the above property for real estate in the city Of
worcester March j 1850 dit mch5
N s54N A RARE CHANCE.-A very de-
k srable and egihv located gcntcel residence With
Der having taken up his residence in BROOKLYN, y V
mas favored me with instructions offer at private sale
ms beautiful mansion IN Worcester, Mass said house is
thoroughly butt in the most modern and approved STYLE
repete with every convenience for comf1rt and pti
ity, con aiming spacious entrance hall with fourteen
large rooms, warmed bv superior furnace lighted with
Defs supplied with warm and cold water spacious bath
ing and laundry privileges, spacious kitchen with
abundance Of domestic convenience, gas fixtures Tor
cooking &e, large conservatory. soft water els
terms. good well, Il large cellar with floor laid in &C.
ment, and manv other advantages not euuncratcd This
house is in neehboruoi Of the highest respclahilitv
upon an eevated lawn covered with fine growth
nHmrntl trees, Shrubhcrv, NC with cNteus'Ve 'front.'
age inclosed with n ma ssvc r fence granite fun
dation There is also paved carriage way from the
street to ac"mnodouS Darn and carriage hous- in the
rear, built OF stone III the mOSi substantial manner
the rear ldnd is Ia etullv laid out with fine garcu and
irt orchard Of choice trees in bearing condition.
mcnt with heuges, shrubberv. For terms and nIr-
tncr information, inquire of Hon CIAS. tut KBFR r. at
the Mansion iiouse, brooklyn, y. Y, of the subscb
er, f. w NiIl[
No. Faggs Building Main street, Worcester, Mass
jN3I DIR
Worcester daily spy., 1860-11-16

FENO LET-One Cottage House. and also
n lower Tenement, Agricultural street. Inquire
of JOHN HAMMOND.
Worcester Sent ~ lSeO go gtf
Worcester daily spy., 1860-11-16

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