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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-03-07
SOUTHERN NEWS,

oAVASNAH, March 4.-Ihe enemy shelled
Fort McAlister all night till near day.
This morning a despatch from the Fort. dat
ed 4. H.. says:-The enemy have not renewed
the attack this morning. Theirvessels are still
in the river The columbiad is remounted
and no further casualties are reported At the
Fort
Port Hudson, La, Feb. o5, via MOBILE,
March "A Yankee force of four thousand
strong is marching towards l4organsa. The
advance guard, one thousand strong is 1t Am
ire river, twelve miles from this place. Thisis
deemed an important movement.
PoRr HUDSON, Feb 27.-Colonel Mill S
Legion; the Fourth louisiana, Colonel Fl unter,
and Fennerys Battery drove the Federals from
Point Coupee. The reported force of the en-
envy at Baton Rouge is thirty thousand.
Mobile, March "a grand review of the
army took place, to-day, by Generals Withers
and Buckner and Generals Slaughter and
Cummins After the review, four pieces OF
artillery captured at Murfreesboro', were pre-
scented by General Withers on behalf of the
Alabamians and Tennesseeans in the army Of
Tennessee, to the army Of Mobile. Each piece
is inscribed with the names of Alabamians who
fell in that battle.
CHARLESTON, March 3-Nassau adyiees re-
port the arrival there Of the Confederate pri-
vateer Retribution. She had taken and burn
ed the barque Mary Wright Of Portland, and
brig Erie Of Camden, Me- Captured and sent
to the Confederate ports the. big Elliot, Of
Bucksport, Me-, and schooner Hanover Of Mass.
Also captured and run ashore, on the Bahamas
the brig Emily Fisher, taking the crew prisoners
to Nassau. The Elliot was subsequently re-
captured by the Yankees at St Thomas. The
the Caribbean Sea, and which showed fight,
killing one on the Retribution when the whaIer
was sunk, with all on board, by the fire Of the
Retribution. The crew Of the Retribution are
all well. and she would soon finish repairs and
resume her cruise.
RICHMOND News. ALL the extra superfne
-four at Petersburg, In possession Of the millers
and merchants, has been impressed by the
Confederate Government, and the price fixed
at nineteen dollars and fifty cents per barrel;
while the market price is tWenty-el2ht to
twenty-nine dollars. Not long since Al! the
superfne -four in that city was impressed
The Confederate Senate was engaged ON
Wednesday in considering the bill to authotize
and regulate the impressment Of private prop
erty for the use Of the army, and othermiitary
matters, till the hour Of adjournment.
The House session was engaged on the cur
rency BILL
Two days past, the Government impressed
large quantities of -four in Richmond. The
price allowed was $l7,50 for supertine; and
$l9,5O for extra.
The Richmond Dispatch March 5th, says,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-03-07
MARRIED.

On the 9TH inst, at Grace Church. by the Rev
Mr.. Holmead. CLINTON II. EMERSON 10
ELEANOR O., daughter Of Lewis Thomas,
esq, all OF Washington.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-03-07
Geographic 2(e11's.

~ NV y W. V*sAA O. ~ 90
IMPORTANT FROM NEW ORLEANS.
Nav YORK, Marcl. 1.-The steamer Column
i. has arrived from New Orleans On the 9th
B nj via Havana on the I'd inst.
Among the Havana passengers are two per-
cons who had just landed a cargo OF Africans in
Cuba. Their profits amounting to $3.50, 1000
which they brought in gold to this port
D letter from the Z. S, Consul at Matamo-
ras states that from three to FIVE thousand
..Co0tederate soldiers under Gen. Bee are
marching towards Brownsville. The Z. S.
gnnboat Eirsman, formerly the Grey Cloud,
has hecn sunk in Berwick Bay by striking
.snae It is reported that ten Or Twelve men
were drownod She was mere river boat
The Confederate ar1nory at Clinton, La, had
been destroyed BY fire,
u Gen Grover is still in command Of Baton
@Rouce. It is rumored tkat he has been re-
fused to recognize negro rec iments. and Gen
Banks has issued an order commanding him
to DO 50.
Havana advices state there is rumor that
Gen Forey would start February DIST for pu-
=el)a
---------~1'-- -
. The Committee on the Conduct OF the War,
upder the Joint resolution allowing them to
81 after tbs 4th cf March, have adjourned to
e. o 800, af unu>h 49, t1,o,, Win oont;n :,
the l4{h OF March, ana 'ieF VIII commune Ia
.ki M testimony 0''l 'ae XIX o. Apfi,' "nen II
VIII % turned o'ez ~ .i'e p'ln'eL' VINO ~ Or
.aereo 20 PRINT lll'eeh thooSa''o copies lor the
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NIX0N'S HIPPO D r 0 NJ Z,
KING STREET, NEAR ROYAL.
BRILLIANT ATTRACTIONS!
FOR MONDAY AND Tt ESDAY.
First nights Of the comic pantomime Of ii.
VI L I 4 NJ Q r P Il o 5 +
Or, Womans Wit Triumphant.
Renewed engagement, for six nights more 81
THE ROWLAND BROTHERS,
The Prodigies Of the modern Gymnasium.
First nights Of the comic Frenchmen,
MONS. AND MADAME DENNIE,
Together with al the
GREAT EQUESTRIANS,
WONDERFUL ACROBATs,
CHARMING FEM ALE RIDERS,
ASTONISHING GYMNASTS,
Learned horses, trained ponies and comic mule.
in
SPLENDID ARENIC PERFORMANCE.
In preparation, Putnam, Or the Iron Son Of Is
The benefit Of Master Johnny Whilby will
be postponed until further notice.
NJ A Palco, Or large Private Box, has bsss
fitted up for family pnrtcs Whers arm cAsas
can be secured for Is cents extra.
ADMISSION Boxes, 80 cents; Pit, IS eent.,
Doors open att to and4 to ! o clock; per
formances will commence at ) and = o'clock
NH I'll
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-13

,o,rtsrs. His only and surpastngly beautiful
icnohter married Paul Delarocbe, another roy
Sl,y Of art |. was understood between i"lhsr
and sonl t,as d sas oH name Of - peroeIe.
V,rn,h Tie fair lidy's beauty was transferred
~ ,bs Ucui,ycle wiCh almost less than q low
Iers i,ealza iion, ard then sue dief. VI ionf
generations of painters Horace Vetnet Ia the pest
ID jast of ms faulty. Most donseys can see, to.e
WHO cannot hear from smart oiliins, the oe-
fsrts and faults of veruct's pictures. Any
critical ne, can point out their glarlny deleGts'
ts or,io.a live yhocan reproduce their rale quality
Of t,n,b Ha vitality. SEATING aside wo.ul volaIe
o real and soi.dsant critical objection 10 Horace
Verpct's pictures, and 81 n woeini VoirEc o. eA'
prepsed vulgar admiration ana yst ShlSater oondeni'
naton-eD enormous quantity of Written ana spoken
adverse bosn-there still remain as witnesses iar
norsce Yernet the honest, hncritcal, fympa.l enc
,-rscistion OF the mass If French spectators o. ha
convosAss. A great ideal historical painter he was
not il Won ialist. Practical great historical PAINTER
h. i, Rapiueite will tell his starving friend, Dela'
crouts. that Veinot waa vniger daubar ana D,ia-
couio "; repsat the dictum ID toisbosb, ana d.
ahorh viii repeat il to Ganbogenc, and 10 on.
Meantime The ,oor little despicsbe world, Which
after all hes feelings and thoughts the Essentials OF
humanity 10 which ill SIT o. feae, viii persist ia
being stirred to thought and feeling by Vernet.
OF the variety Of Caats there Is no end: bnt the
endIessest OF the varieties 10, pfIAis lns ctus W
q" astistic appreciation"
Story goes that orr semi corntrywoman, In Patti.
who u the fashionable fnrore here, not only at he
Itailens bot in hghying saloons, Is TO be raTried
TO Monsieur Y Millionaire. 1 guess the story Is
not trus. With Strak0sch's remarkably close
management on one side, and the par'ouS lack OF
oorsble singers on the other, brilliant marriage
~ quite uncalled for.
TO change the subject: Victor Cousin is OF work
upon book that shall Se lie resume anu defense
OF all bis hitherto expressed views OF mental ard
IL. ast g.au .nps he
years iossibly-ior tho completion Of this semi
autobiographic4l resume of the philosophical and
of France, A pew work from Micbelet'r vivid,
polene zen is promised Tor Apni next tbs proyo,a-
i've theme aud tito being La Regenee. Meantime
Pref D'Aubgne Las actually given us Two volumes
Of research and 81 estion en,tled "USi0ire De Ia
| Rctoymas.on en- Europe an t,mps de Caivta." The
two volumes, 6vc., are worth reading and worth
thinking cut 20 those thoughtful few who read
his,ory for It's philosophical teachings. lac noft
efficient historical Ffenclnen never forget Cslyia-
the democratic predecefsor of Corsiean Napoleon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-13
Our Paris Correspondence.

PARIS, Jan. %, 1863.
II one can Judge from recent American newfpa.
per, people are at last beginning TO give some.
thing Of the attention 70 Ersnco-Amsrican rolicv
which its importance demands. 1. was hirh time.
A lively French traveller who wrote some years avo
pleasant book OF sketches of obssry ations on the
Emitted States, thought we made mistake when
throwing of the sovereignty Of Great Bi,sin, that
did not at the same time declare ourselves !adepend.
emit of the English language. The lat two years Of
our history woud furnish him with argument for
sustaining bis weggiSA proposition seriously. Tho
practically worst quality Of the hostile London prese
Tor example, has been and is t1st ts original hostile
editorials aud correspondence and its reported hosti
speeches are uttered in English which we read
The result is that we are morbidiy iuisated toward
@e English, while insensibie TO "a French hostility
none The iess real dangerous because less blunty
expressed True, every reader Of THE TaiBUsE
shoaid know before this that every inspired orgau
Of the French Government is psrsistentIy hostile "a
Che Union Gauge; and that the French (ioyernmen,
is tie responsible editor Of all Government iouruals.
O. The English MiListry IL not OF the hostile EnglisL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-13
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 13 1863

epgaeed requires an emphatic contradiction OF an
uupohted censnre, wtile Capt. Folest's Battery
siands in Deed OF no oyiiions comparisons to con-
firm ito established reputation.
Dii1ert inquiry jns,i6es Tue In esserting that no
rer,on ctnncctrd With thee, headquarters il refpon-
ceraiiops and niisststcroen's.
an, ST., very 20 ,nfiliy, your oblL s.rvt
b NJ. d. FOSTER Major A. A. g.
HtaGQyarttTi u S. Fayc,s, SEGots, "a, 90. L ISo3
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-13

Mrs. Douglas has written letter relative % ~
reports tina, clio was about to DO married As.,
The following extract is published; "A"a0us. ~
live so quietly. the world seems determined ~ -.
about me-. l have been disturbed by fumois 'us'
nm engaged. hope you will think enough %
not to allow any ono ever to cay such thing " {"
without recruitment
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-13
Correspondence Of Tho N. Y. Tribune.

MonTEvipEo, Dec. 2, 1867
Events In the River Plato ueem to DO tending
rap,dly toward the tunutuous state of aairs in
own country. You have probably ore thia heard Of
the agitation which has been prevailing in tho into
nor "a well as Of the precautionary measures taken
by the Government. They have placed the Gussdas
Naeionales On war footing, and have them now all
under arms both 10 this dty and IN tho PROVINCES Il
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-13
rUOT SOUTH AMERICA.

Runiorcd Ecvoiutisa in Uruguay - Ar
rosts-Crucliics-En Depredn'ioDs -
Neutrality-suspicious. Growing-V DOL
-fheap-Prices-Hcef Cniiie-Cse OF
ishss-QanIiiy OF Wooi-nar-
Lets-suother OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Mt
Tour-silyer JLinrs-Lmericuns sun
Gay-SehoeI-Ncw EniIrosd.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-10-17
furniture, dc.

DUTNAM ROTHERS-AUCTIoN AND
Il COMMISSION Rooms. lat the Old Stand) No. l43
Main street. where they still continue to carry the
business in all its branches.
We shall have in store at ! times good assortment
of NEW AND SECONDHAND FURNITURE, Crock.
cry, Glass, Brittania, Wooden Ware, Table Cutlery
which we shall sell Tor CASH at the lowest prices.
EVENING AUCTIONS.
Sales of Dry and Fancy Goods, Watches Jewelry
Books, &c. Consignments solicited for these sales.
We offer services TO the publ, for all kinds Of
sales where AGctiGneer is needed, hoping receive
generous share of patronage. diff mo
EEHE BEST SELF-SEALING CAN
Il IN USE. B. HANSON & CO. have just received
lot of J. d. WILLoUeHBT's Patent Self-Sealing
PRESERVE CANS,
The best in Those isbng Fruit of
kind will do well TO call and examine them before pur
chasing elsewhere. We have also received shall
keep constantly on hand r. Boots Superior quality
PEARL WHITE sRANITE WARE,
Every piece warranted not to creckle which we oer al
prices that cannot fail tossuit purchasers We also keep
constantly on hand large took Of
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS.
Both New and secondhand Furniture OF every variety
Feather Beds and Bedding Also, large lot of Psrlor
and Cooking Stoves Call before yo. BUY.
L. B. LAMN1N & CO.,
66, S. and 70 Main street.
VI E. B. LAHsoN will give his personal attention to
Inc SAFE OF real estate personal property in city county
or state. dtf sis
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-10-17
Dur @uusrs,
NEW ENGLAND FANCY DYE
IN WORKS,

WOrUtslVf AkNlllN. Ut
Mrs X. G. DUNLAp'S, No 100 Main street
without egotsm permit us to say that all who favor
with their patronage expect TO have their work
done equal in respect TO the Staten Island Dye
Works Since long connection with this business has
enabled us to become acquainted with this celebrated
establishment, We ar not afraid OF comparison with
them,
BY cur arrangement all goods received at Mrs,
Dunlaps by saturday noon, will he ready for delivery
within one week from the Monday following.
Crane Shaws all coors crimson, sOlterno, scarlet,
purple and drabwe finish in unsurpassed beauty Just
like new.
Our colors in silk cannot be beat bbons dye
so that our customers need not buy Lace curtains
keep square by frames.
We cleanse carpets CHEAP and very handsome.
Kid GLOW s cOlorcd black and cleansed very fine.
WM. ERDlMAN,
mch9 off Proprietor of the y. E. +. d. W.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-10-17
ANTI-sYPHILITIC SYRUP.

For Secondary Syphilis, Venereal Eruptions on the
Loss of II lir, Old Sores Sv elliugs,
Pains In the Bones, and all
Uther gnS of Second
any Ncnereal
Disease.
No remedy ever discovered has done what has been
ACHE we'd by this Under every form of constu
ti0ual s. phi c faint is speedily cured and in a lew
weeks the subtle poison is compile eradicated from
the system, and heat and st engh permanently
stored.
go Hlgas his remedy that cured gentleman from
the South teH stoJ piHq at Newport, and Tor Which he
presented Dr.. iotih S50 besides his bill after hdviRg
been HBder the reuEtef Of ie eminent phv SIcidRS
IN BIZ tHlofe, Phii0deiIhld and Nep York. Tor FIVE
YEARS.
one bottle, which lasts mouth, will often effect
per ect cure Price, $40; half size, s..
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-10-17
Z S E
FIELDS LOTION!
The Best Thing ever Invented for the Cure of
Chapped Hands and Roughness of the Skin.

list. This LOTION is offered eAecual remedy for
cracking, rou Ihness, stiffness of the skin.
during the cold season.
I'd This condition of the skin is not only, in in
stances, extremely painful but in ALL renders it difficult
TO keep the hands Clean and also obstructs working
upon silks or other delicate fabrics. by the of this
Lotion the skin may be kept constantly soft and smooth.
81. Milliners, DresSmakcrS. and Taors, who are
troubled with rOughness of the hands will find it
pecially suited to their Rough chapped lips
are cured by few appcation
4th Gentlemen will find 1t an invaluable remedy for
stiffness or rouPhness of the face after shaving.
5h Most of the remedies previously Offered for this
affection of the skin contain greasy matters which
der the hands unfit for nice work until washed wiped
After the use of the Lotion nothing will remain upon
the hands to soil the finest linen.
9th. The Lotion may be applied at any time with ad
vantage
Manufactured only by PARMENTER 81 WALKER,
Waltham. Mass ana for sale by GEORGE X. SPUR,
Morcester. Mass. and Drnggists generally: dtf o5
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-10-17

sss w. r. OAKES, NJ. D., OCU-
E-SSs LIST, AuRIsT. &c gives special attention to
49, - tle treatment OF ali diseases Of the Eye and
Ear, at his Off e, los Main street, Worcester
hours from A N. /, II N and to T. NJ. every day
except sunday. Consultation gratis.
70 Residence IA Liberty street DIFF ial2
RURWELL'S SOAP.--Ihe trade SUP
81 piled at the manufacturers prices, by
s. Il. STAPLES
dl diff 2sa and q. Main street, corner of Park.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-10-17

(-s,.A1 VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
EI FOR SALE.-The estate of the late LEWIS Big.
.sss2.=ELuw, consisting of the Homestead with seven
OF land, the side OF Vernon street, under
high cultivation, with choice Fruit ana strip of land
on the east side of the street, with springs OF
never 'ailing water which supply the house and barn.
and can be earned to any part of the buildings. Ih!
situation OF this such, with the fine prospect Afforded
as to make it the most desirable places for
tccl residence in he cits. Also twenty land be-
tween the PrOvjd nee Railrcad and MILITARY street. and
ABOUT TWENTY-FIVE nth asst Of the Female College,
which Is well calculated tor fuidng Lots Seven
of woodland, mile and half from the citv Also one
double Dive ling House and Barn Exchange street,
and store 'uSe Cypress street. his property is
too well known TO need further description.
will be sold at reasonable rae For further particulars
inquire at No II Elm rect. IF
s26 du GEOKGE 7. BIGELOW, Vernon street.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-10-17
WH E AT, RY L, C Q r N

GOLDEN SEEEAF WHISNEY.
The subscriber having been engaged for the last TWEEN
y years in the importation and sale of Wines ana Spir
Its, now finds from this experience that real
BOZ wIsKEY when made as it ought to be, from wheat,
rye and corn, is without doubt the most heahtul ard
medicinal split that he used. Having determined
20 make the sale Of this article speciality in his bust
tarSe plstillery IN bourbon county Kentucky, and n
future will sell, under the brand of Golden Sheaf
selected grains and made in the careful manner.
This celebrated Wbiskey will be put up in
tanning dozen bottles each, offered the Trade
by his Travelling Agents throughout country and
also kept ON hand in his warehouse in Boston, in barrels
half barrels, and kegs.
individuals DESTROYS of procuring pure. reliable ar
Gle OF BOURBON WHISKEY at a reasonable price, have
~ TO inquire any respectable Grocer Druggist
Golden eheat Whiskey or send their orders for any
quantity required the General Depot its sale 81
Washington Street, Boston.
Each bottle is enclosed in neat pasieboard box to
ensure its safe transportation G; A. RICHARDS
GEORGE 2 HARLOW. ard NJ. B. GREEN u CO,
asells l9r worcester ana vicinity, oi0os ml9
WILLOW RUN DISTILLERY,
KENToN COUNTY. ky.
s. $. lsOYLE,............Pro Proprietor.
no,,o, Fine grades Copper Distilled -, -, =.
Orders supplied direct from DisHery. Samples sent
aui7 d6mos S S BOYLE, Covington, Ky.
GRAND RUSH AT PARKER'S GAL
~ LERY, tor those cheap Ambrotvpes We can
where for % cents Four good Ambrotypes. with cases,
for Is cents apiece All sizes and STYLES of AmbrOpes,
Letertvpes. Cases frames, &c third cheaper than
can be had elsewhere Union Pictures of four different
sizes, warranted to suit pay, cheap and good.
Copying done for % cents If want good picture
call at PARKERS Cheap Gallery,
No. 30l Main street,
au24 d3m Only one flight OF stairs
NOTICE.-The undersigned having
~ taken the store, NoS Bangs Block opposite the
New Court House, formerly occupied by HENRY E.
COBB " Co, CIR 'cc's, most respectfully socits the
patronage OF his friends and the public generally.
lie will keep constantly hand large and well
leced stock OF West India Goods and Groceries, which
will be sold at the lowest cash prices.
$40 diff DARIUS PUTNAM.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-10-17

I ITLT
49, Late Commissioner of Patents
MI r. II, Eddy has made for me THIRTEEN ami,
cations on al but ONE which patents have been grant
cd ana tat is 2ow pending. Such unlnstakeable proot
OF great talent on his part leads to recommend 0
Inventors 10 apply to him to procure their patents as
thay may be sure of having the most faithful attention
o thelr cases ana al very reasonable charges
I,, .,., JOHN TAGGART
during eight months the subscriber in course Of his
iaGtGe made on tpice rejected applications s.
~ ~ EAi.o, EVERY ONE of which was decided
III hiS 'd0of,b the Commissioner OF Patents 'N'
Rootor Ian 1000 X. IL. EDDY
oSton'Jah l. 1863 deodly iai
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-10-17
DIURETlC COMPOUND,

For Acute ana LNFOhlc uON0TTHWd
This new remedy conta rs neither Balsam Copa;va,
Spirits of Nitrc Cubchs 1urpertine any other
seous drugs but elegant vegetable liquid pleasant
to taste smell grateful to the stomach cooling
Gle ans ing and htaing in its operation, aaying AL heat
and irritation in the urinary passages. YOU therefore,
who nave been swallowing down BdiSaH COpdud either
in cgp,Iis or mixtures, for months in succession until
with pale face and disurice stomach, breath and
clothes are flied with its vile udor throw the dis
gushing mixtures, and send for bottle of this Nee Rem
edB, which will not only cure you at once but at she
same time it will cleanse the system from the injurious
effects the various mixtures you have been taking
long
Wy ONE BOTTLE, WHICH LASTS A WEEK. WILL oFTEN
EFFECT A PERMANENT CURE. Flice s. w.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-10-17

IN + r Nj FOR $ A L E--PRICE
& 1t; a35O0-S'uatcd in Shrewsbury, one milo from the
Of land suitably oiyded wood sufficient Tor lbe
iarm' The farm produces about 200 bbls OF App'es
year with $50 Young trees just coming into hcaring
MIN can sold Il desired. Any one Wishing to pur-
chase will do we'll To call and examine the farm
OILS d4w' shrewsbury, Mass.
NARM FOR SALE-Situatad in the
northwest pert Of sutton containing about SSacres
tiSee and woodiand on said farm ia a two-stGry
House, Barn and outhudines; good supply OF Fruit
on the premises. ADALiSE NJ SiocKWELL.
FOR SALE A fine two story dwelling
house. nearly new, thoroughly built, con-
miIably arranged for either two families. Hard
and soft water above and benw Tho lot contains about
VV0 iert o. Iand Wt good ~ ply Of fruit Terms easy
Southbridge St. DIFF au2j
~ DESIRABLE RESIDENCE FOR
G.3t SALE.-1he estate No Lexington corner Pres
-=Esz colt street Lot l29Nli0 feet The house is in
complete repair ahuudanly supped with hard and soft
water cellar floor laid m cement, furnace, gas. water
neghborhood, tbs is rare - ,ortuuy. Possession
given immediately. Apply on the premises dli aus
IN REAL ESTATE IN WORCES-
ssi,i TER The subscriber sale lorse No 80
tion OF the Horse Railroad
families and desirable either as residence or as an
investment TO tent
store building the Of the common, and on
the Norwich RailrJnd occupied by Mcssrs Lee
rev. located on rented land the eas. OF which has
ment Tor a capitalist
Terms eaSy. Arplv to JOS. A. DENNY.
Leicester, oct g. 1853 d&wtf
- FOR SAIE-A new. tWO.stOrY
t!,, uou.e oj,ntni r,r ma ~ tv,, families contain
LII linz tvycIvr rn,ycnianf rf1,,s a,I ave- rnt va
ter. situated the sie OF NJ ain street, with six
twelve thousand fl and, Ito srt the purchaser
Said house is situated about e minutes walk from