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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-03-31

HE CHARLESTON ExPEDITIoN.-The New
Haven Palladium, of Wednesday last, pub
fishes the following extract from a private
letter, dated Beaufort, S. c., March II =
We have been at work for the last month
getting things ready for the expedition and
have still some weeks more Oh hand. When
ready, it will be one of the most formidable
expeditions ever got up. Since the successful
trials the iron clads have had at fort Nc llister
both by solid shot of great force and by torpe-
does we have every faith in their ability to enter
Charleston harbor. Admiral Dupont expects
to take thirteen of these iron clads into
Charleston, among the rest the great Iron
sides; besides which he will take the wooden
fleet that captured Port Royal, nearly fiftv
vessels in all. A land force of at least 20 900
men will accompany the fleet, well provided
with transports and the necessary lighters,
flats, and surf boats for landing and making
sudden attack.
The siege train to be taken is probably the
heaviest ever used by any army in the world,
although not in number as extensive as the
train in the army of the Potomac. We have
s, 10, 10, and Inch mortars; and I0-inch
columbiads; "a, 80, AZ, and 6S-pounder
James rifles; 80, so, 100, and 200 FOUNDER
Parrot rifles, with any quantity Of smaller
field artillery. These riaed guns, especially
tine Parrott 100 and 2OO-pounders, are good
for range Of five miles. 1t is not proposed
to use them over $500 yards, which will be the
greatest distances we shall be obliged
to throw a shot. This distance is
easily within the range of all the
pieces previously mentioned, and the rihed
pieces are able to hit piece of twenty yards
square every time at that distance (nearly two
miles). So much for the preparatons We
here see no chance for failure, and conf
IDENTITY assert that Charleston will be ours
soon. Ammunition sufficient for three weeks
continual firing is to be carried for both the
fleet and siege train, so that there will be one
long-contlnued roar when we get to work.
We are anxiously waiting for the work to be-
gin.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-03-31

LONDON, Saturday, March II, lS63.-The
prince OF Wales is married. This is the
great event of the week. The reception of
the princess of Denmark and her passage
through London were safely ACCOMPLISHED
though an unmanageable crowd of more than
million Of people in the city, and chiefly
from London Bridge to the Mansion Housc
caused long delays, and great difficulties to
locomotion. The princess, who is much more
beautiful than any of her pictures represent
her, with a clear complexion, rosy flush,
and a countenance of CHEEKY animation, look
ing more like an American than an English
girl, had an experience of an English crowd
not to say mob-which must have been
rather startling, and she saw more people
gathered to receive her in London than the
entire population of her native Denmark.
The procession, as usual here, was absurd
and unimpressive, and had to divide the dense
masses OF people like wedge slowly driven
through them. Men surrounded the royal
carriage, clambering upon it, and walked be-
tween the horses. After passing Temple Bar,
the long line of the civic carriages was left
behind, and the pressure was much less As
a show it a failure, but the people and
their demonstrations were worth seeing.
There are indications that very troublesome
times are coming in Lancashire. The people
are growing irritated at their compulsory idle
ness and pauperism. They are shut up, and
indeed locked up, in schools; even old men
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Clothing.
N E W G L o I H N G
A. P. WARE & co.

1854, 1853 and 40 Main st. Worcester.
REG LEAVE TO NOTIFY THEIR
CUSTOMERS AND THE PUBLIC GEN
ORALLY, THAT THEY HAVE NOW
IN STORE, AND IN PROCESS OF MAN
UFACTURE, n STOCK OF GREAT
TENT AND VARIETY, EMBRA CING
MOST COMPLETE ASSORTMENT
OF
Reasonable Garments,
ADAPTED TO THE VARIOUS WANTS
OF ALL CLASSES OF CUSTOMERS.
MUCK CARE HAS BEEN TAKEN TO
PRODUCE GARMENTS UNsCRIMPED
IN PROPORTIONS, TASTEFUL IN
STYLE, AND OF PROPER WORK.
MANSHIP: AND WE RESPECTFULHY
INVITE THE EXAMINATION OF A LII
IN WANT OF ISEADY-MADE CLOTH
ING. PURCHASERS OF
Spring Overcoats
CAN HARDLY FAIL OF a sATISFAC-
TORY SELECTION FROM OUR AS
SORTMENT.
WE ALSO INVITE ATTENTION TO
OUR LARGE STOCK, AND EXTEN-
sIVE VARIETY OF
Cloths, Cassi1neres and Vestings,
ADAPTED TO ALL DESCRIPTIONS
OF GARMENTS, FOR ALL CONDI-
TIONS AND AGES OF MASCULINE
HUMANITY, WHICH WILL IL r. SOLD
BY TIE PIECE OR YARD, AT TIE
LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES, OR
MADE UP INTO GARMENTS no OR-
DER, FOR EITMER MEN Or ROYs,
IN THE BEST STYLE AND MANNER,
AND SATISFACTION IN ALL CASES
WARRANTED.
WE ALSO INVITE TIE PARTICU-
LAR ATTENTION OF THE PUBLIC
TO OUR EXTENSIVE DEPARTMENT.
OF
Boys Clothing
WHICH WILL BE FOUND AS At
TRACTIVEA NDAs WELL SUPPLIED
As EVER. MUCH CARE WILL ZEE
UONSTANTLY EXERCISED To REM
DEER THIS IAPORTANT BRANCH OF
OUR BUSINESS IN ALL RESPECTS
DESERVING OF THE PATRONAGE
OF ALL E'UROHAsEss OF BOYS'
q THING.
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Gra, Coffee. &t.

ZlO MAIN STREET, WORCESTER.
Also C0FFEEs Of all kinds roasted aud ground daily
lbs Of Old Java Coffee Favored for Sl0O.
All kinds of SPICES warranted pure. All our goods
warranted satisfactory The money refunded. Re
member 30 Main street, directly under the spy Office.
mch4 3meOp A. HOLDEN d CO
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Free Exhibition of oil Paintings and choice
EngragingS. Opea day and erening.
pr,s VI, II and 10 CLARKE Pct, 9,- 1tatr s.-oo.

choice collection OF Paintings Engravinps. Nero.
tnts Chrom y, Rain and COlOred Lthperaphs Photo
graahs. Albums rictarc Frames Artists Materials
every description Pants, Canvas, Stretchers, Mill
Boards Bruslcs Drawing and Painting Paper, Drawing
Books and Patterns, Crayons Pencils. FOlOs, Eases
Wax sc &c. constantly for yale at the lowest prices
Particular tention given 10 Framing Wreaths and
Fancy Work, TO restoring, remountiug, mendng,
nishing old and mi lred Pictures: Portraits copied.
~ Instruction given in Drawing, Painting
ana Music. Terms for Drawing, 81 Tor "a lessons.
Oil Painting, sl2 Piano. s2; Guitar ST. A class in
Drawing for children Wednesday and saturday alter
moons, 81 fer ~ lessons class for Older pupils, Tues
day and Friday evenings Pupils received by tie year.
month, or lesson. Bills payable in advance
Teachers iIss +. f. LttMOss, Miss HELEN NJ
KHowLTos. Mr.. &. &. STEARSs
For prices IL other STYLES Of Painting and specimens
" teachers work. call the School OF Design and Wor
eester Academy Of Fine Arts, Rooms Ii and " Ciarks
Block, Isl Main street. dtf 90
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-03-31

xM ORCESTER SCHOOL OF De
w SIGN AND ACADEMY Of FINE ARTS.
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PRICE 3 CENTS.
SpeetaeIes. 1T.

In consequence OF the great difficulty to import goods
rom foreign countries, have made arrangements for
the manufacture Of all kinds Of
Optical, BIath emntIcnI and Philosophical
Instruments,
And by thus saving the heavy cost of exchange and
uuty VIII be enabled to sell for much lower rates Than
imported goods can be sold.
Hoping TO receive the patronage ami encouragement
OF my friends and the country at large offer Tor the
NEXT SIXTY DAYS!
All my Imported Goods, such as fine MICROSCOPES
TELESCOPES, OPERA and FIELD GLASSES, Mathemnticn
instruments, &c, &c at 20 per lower than mport
ing prices intending to close them all out to make room
for those of my Manufactures
shan continue to adopt Glasses for the most defcc
tive sight with guarantee for satisfaction. Pebbes,
ground, perscopc and flint of my own grinding set 10
auy style II frame at low rates.
An extra large assortment Of Gold, Silver and Steel
Spectaclcs ana Eye Glasses constantly on hand.
Human Artificial Eyes inserted and made to order
Thankful for the kind patronage in the past and pray.
ing Tor kind continuation of the same,
am respectfully,
J. ROSENBUSH Opteian.
~ Old Gold aud Silver taken IN exchange
7. ST. would respectfully remind the public that I
employ no one in selling my Glasses or Spectacles.
mchZi du j. R0SENBUSH. Optclan.
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educational.

GREENWOOD SEMlNARY-Is the
1 best School in Ncw England for BOYS under four
teen ant for Young ladies who desire thorough and
popular education. Terms begin the first Tuesday of
JANUARY aid May, and second Tuesday OF sept
". b. WAIT, Principal,
f2 deOp&w3n' Greenwood. Mass
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for Sale.

Rating HOUSE FOR SALE
Ia The Goods and Fixtures of store 40 2sO Main
street; For particulars Inquire Of Mrs ALICIA c.
REED, on the premises.
Worcester, March "a, 1868. dit
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THE TR b u n T. a l. NJ a N 4 y
IL FOR 1863.
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Amnsetnehts.
N1BLOs GARDEN.

NIIBLOs GARDEN.
~ Lessee and Manager. ............Wm WhesNey.
WEDNESDAY. March rs. and EVERY EVENING during
the
Mr.. Whe.oy, with regret bess inform the public
that UNDER NO CIRCUMSTANCES thu engagement
Of Mr. and Miss RICHNGS be prolonged beyond Saturday
Evening next Marcn 3D. their early appearance In Boston
making IL necessary To annouuce This as besng
POSITIVELY THE LAST WEEK
OF the highly successful operac spectacle Of the
ENCHANrRES5,
:" ""''" MISS CAROLINE RfCHrNos,
The celebrated American Prma Donna. as
STELLA, THE ENCHANTRESS,
Has elected tho .pprobation Of the u,os, ,,,,c,,s
CRITICAL. REFINED AND CROWDED AUDlENCtS'
Mr. PETER RlCHING5,
The eminent artistic In his OF ginal character Of
RhMIR, THE PIRATE,
And the ADMIRABLE STOCK COMPANY.
EMBRACES BrAUrifULSCESERYb by J. II. SELWTN.
CHARMING MUSIC. under The direction Of o,,,,,o,,,r,
SPLENDID COSTUMES PERFECT. APPOlNrMENTs,
GRAND MECHANICAL EFFECTS AND
GRAND BALLET UNSURPASSED,
with tho acknowledged queen OF dance,
MILE. ANNElTA GALLEITl
MAD. MARZETTI, MILE kATRINE,
ande FULL CORPS -
FRIDAY NEXT, FAREWELL BENEFIT6
MISS RlCHMGS.
On MONDAY, March 30, the highly siftd artistic
MISS MATILDA HERON
win have the bonor Of commencng an engagement Tor
LIMITED PERIOD,
in the great sensation play o. the day eutIea
EDITH;
Or THE EARL's DAUGHTER.
Mr. Wheaey would also beg TO inform bis patrons that the
cast OF hi, most ssfu dramaizaiol Will DO Of anus "a
oxcelleucs. with the addition OF NEW, EbhtANr Ar-
PosSI4 Is APRR9PKhFI b schN n AbvxSGE
Box book open from a. m. to p. N.
With the exception OF the Pros, no Iee list.
Doors open al 7, commence st quarter 10 q O'CLOCK
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MARCH Is, 1863.
Real GsAte for Sale.

A DWELLING and FARM FOR SALE.-
n l. A Dwelling On Eastsv., Eerwalk. Conn., lve I'm.
uss walk finn hree churches and IN eIcenen, eoaIamg
school ap Two hours ride from New-foik-uhe trains
day. Tao avenue n wholly occupied forpIyate residence
The containing extends back to the haioGa ama y
,cseJ win fruit trees The house 10 two stories. WIN
TIT aud light dry basement Everything Is snug CONVEX
Int aad plea.ant Price 60 500 Part can Tea" on mort
gase. ,,,, c,o,,, A., ron aAIFIti "a 81 hours
from Nsw.York Housatonic river and railroad There Is
GOOD szed dwelling vita barn aud other opt buildings win
~ scre, attach 3D. which fine yohns fruit trees u
IAN bearing; - excellent meadow across the street,
,cres pasture plow land and 10 wood land The
bmdisg. and In good order and convenient
Price g., 900 Payment made easy :,
For informal about either Of said places address,
GEO IL. COWLES NoIwnk. CONN
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HUNT'' MERCHANTS MAGAZINE

YNHE highest Cash prices paid for old NEWS
n PAPEk5 Of every description, old PAMPHLETS OF
sv9y hind old BLANK BOOKS and LEDGEk5 that are
Written full and all kinds OF WASTE PAPER hom bankes
-. as eep.nss brokers' patent depo print
oces book binders, pubic add private libraries hotels
onees, &c. N'S~A''' '""'S'"s "'"'o' eAP'0ss
.sy c sSd TO any par. Of this city, Brooklyn HOboEsn or
NocxwELL 1 EMERSON. NO. % ANN.s7
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Nerp publications.
y n INTENSELY INTERESTING BOOk.-
AMONG THE PINES;
Or,
DOWN SOUTH IN SECESSION 1i"N
BY EDMUND KIRBE.
AMONG THE PINES

ops o. the mos. graphic and truth telling s,c,tv
Vno - 80. i,,sn 81 tbe South and Southern society
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III YOU WANT TO KNOW

It W
Il the causes aud treatment OF dy spspsia. read
MEDICAL COMMON SENSE,
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or the Author Dr. l.. Is. FOoTE, 100 Broadway " Y
HAMMOND on the Causes, Symptoms, and
III SUCCESSFUL TREATMENT Of NERVOUS DE-
EILIJY and Ohsr Disease. OF the Nervous, Seminal UIns-
ry and Sexual Systena-By G. d. HAMMOND M D. former.
y Professor Special atony &C. IN the Syracuse Med
College New-Yort. Price 81, mailed y. WARMER. No.
Yeseys Asor House the Author. No. 81 East 27th-st
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COR SALE at a BARGAIN-A iirst-class

NOR SALE at a BARGAIN-A ilrst-class
Il FARM In ELIZABETH ~ J near Whsa'hch station
on the Rway Road The lad IA excellent tl" OF cuI'
tvAuon The buildings consist Of two-.tcry stone HOUSE.
y By 81 feet Nam 20 by no. CligoH ouso stable 'of
nh and other Outbuidng There vc acres white oak
aud hickory wood and AMI shout eight scros sst esdo
Tue " J7i00 stream OF ifesh vat
through nearly every 10, tho farm The water u
FOOD and in the dris abundant, fs, rits ofeta
OF apes pears AID qugoes also, ohouss s'Ea"0ortie Al
flss .bundAuce II IL healthy, and IN very
splendid oeAon and so.d sceount OF the d.
e.asr Of III. owner. IL railroad depot and =
n,, froin rsbeth y 1, 10 en adapted to be made toto
farms. payment cay Apply ~ o. b. ilOfi
nt Union Glaze WoT NO. - II IGson',, foot Of Worth
a. Nes.iofk
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Real estate for Sale.

EOR SALE.-A 2-Stoy aud basement COT
Il TAGE HOUSE, with Lots Of Ground. laid out In
Garden. Good view. Building. 2dHH fsst, med In
win brick n excellent condition lSah q; Nofih H'ef
FOR terms Gc .ppy JAS COSDir 2fd st. sud sth
EOR SALE-Yauablc TIMBER and WOOD,
now standing about 200 Of and. situated In
the township Of DcefplfE OrAuss Co., y. IS miles hon
this city LTe Railroad All kinds Of shlpumber can be
obtained tanners BAH eooyef stock afoad ties and
cofdw o0d In abundance Toe Erie Railroad, Hudson and
Delaware Canal and hfec turnpike tnIoash thu acs
giving great facilities for getng the wood aud timber 10 Q
market tor farther paitlculafs apply to
4. &. SUMMER, No o. Bfosd-s..
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EXECUTORS SALE.-Ihe First-Class -Four
IL story Brown-Soue From. High Baement HOUSE no.
1873 West l4thst. with all modern improvements. Inc
House 10 rs fee. and So feet deep with feet eHenon
on he r,t story Lot 25 feet in depth II IL 10 perfect or
ghou, and Ia IN respect most desirable resi-
dence Il disposed Of q. private sllo VIII be 500 on INC
st d,y Of Anil next by Melss r. H. LUDLOW Co..
Aucaness No. Pine At For terms apply on the premises
OF al lLtif Office
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o.h.ra,or,O dooaecimO volume, over 80. p's'' WV"
, ons ~Os s or Paper Covers price IS cents
The North review In ,'Tevep'se ,S'',s
mi, wonderful work THE book Is not an'Vea, sec
po.o..e. the attraction Of hsAy w,'asu. a"4 ,.s., il
vOrk of fiction has an intense ana '1'''O' .u'
49, no,,rsvsd with uncommon graphic and dramatic
Yet the york is only not regular novel; but we
..usd that there is absolutely nothing fictitious In 1t
..vs an The alteration OF few names and dates
,,,y remarkable book"
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Nsw pub!ieatic us.
In PRESS =
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A GLIMPSE OF r. dE WORLD. By Mis-, sewou

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A GLIMPSE OF T. AE WORLD. By Mis-, sewou.
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BRITISH AND fOREIGN POSTAGE STAMPS BY Ed
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A DICT .oNARY or CHEMISTRY. founded that Of
the laio =, Ure BY Henry Watts, u. A., f.. j.
M .0GE; Or, NIeur AND MORNING. By II. B. @.
HISTORY OF TIE ROMANS UNDER THE EN-
PIRE BY Charles Merivse, L. d. 7vols.
Two PICTURES; Or. How VIZ SEE OUKsKLvBs, AND
| How rur WoRID SEES Us. BY Maria J. Mcintosh
| MANS CRY AND GODS GRACIOUS ANSWER,
toward tho Defense Of the Faith by tho hov
d. Franklin.
| THE AGE AND AUTHORSHIP OF THE OLD TEs-
lament CONSIDERED. BY j. W. Coenso, Bishop OF
Natal.
| THE GENTLE SKEPTlC; Or, Essays AND CoSyRRsA'
roYs or CousTRY JUsTice ON THE AUTHENTICITY Ahp
TRrTuPuLsEss OF THE OLD TESTAMENT hAVoAD'' Nu'''
by the Rev. &. Wslworh
MANS PLACE IN NATURE By Prof HUXLEY
ON THE ORIGIN OF THE SPECIES. By Prof. Hur'
! ley.
THE TAX-LAW-wfh the Amendments Of the last Con-
gre.s. and Decisions Of the Commissioners
TRuRAN ON THE MANUFACTURE OF IRON.
vol. 3yo.
| A SUPPLEMENT- TO URE's DICTIONARY OF ARTS,
MANUFACTURES, AND MINES lvoL Uvo.
THE SYMBOLIC CHARACTER or TIE OLD TEs-
LAMENT by the Rev Abie Silver Of tho New Jerusalem
Church.
HEAT AS A MODE OF MOTION. BY John Tyndal.
RfFEREScE TO THE CHRISTIAN RELIGION By
Adam Storey tarrar NJ. A.
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INOR SALE-Yalnable improyed PrOperty On

nor SALE-Naluable improved properly on
4 9Th aud 9h.Avs. SD aud 3ith,ts In lots % su' pur
cha.ers The Managers Of the Newlok Institution iof the
blind oae Al private sale the entire Block between he Bh
and ghnvs 3d and 3hsts. excepting three lots on 'dt
occupied by tho church Tho property offered comprises 'ns
utr. front on the SHAW l51 feet Inches by 10 eet III
teptb with the improvements thereon admitted 70 be Tie
most valuable and best improved front the avenue u 's
lots on 3J It and p on gi'ht covered by large aud oS
marble buicng which from street TO street. ara
100 f IN depth h. entire fson,) The center Of the block
the crown If the sc.i the grouad falling rsch way TO. lie
Ay.nn.s each OF which thee,aTe evers ah i 10" eet
vd. and tho improvements ae.y made the north de
oppo- premises offered los ale are OF The hrs cais
those opposite Old. Of adst For term ard
raucnla. appiy to GEORGE r. ALLES, Prcdob, Of tho
Bead q, The Office OF ClarkionN Potter csq. No. 0l Wall
st. between ~ m. and .. IN.
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A BEAUTIFUL RESIDENCE. CONSUMING of II large
new, wsllbui zSory DWELLING HOUSE. Handsomely
good caIhaee house md stable with hall
and wei. stocked with fruit fNfnbbey. &c Price 1890
Terms easy l.. a. BUNCE, Ne 2Iny Iiel Place, conner
CLAmleIsbt
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IN ELEGANT COUNTRY SEAT FOR

~ SALE on tho Hudson, at Slug Sing hye minutes wae
from Depot 10 perfect ordsr Splendid Marble Mansion tOr
5 Gardeners House, Carriage House Stable Hounery NC
About "A AcIes Fine view IL tho ryer aud magnihc.hy
,ha ed with Frnt and Ornamental Trees Mutt Dc teen TO be
appreciated. Apply to HOMER MORGAN. No. Finest.
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BEAUTIFUL BUILDING SITES on the
ID HUDSON FOR SALE, about q miles above Torry
town and Scarborough Depot extending from post I'ed
tho river about IS Acres suitable for Country Ses's OF
Villa Sites Magnificent OF tho river FlIstcia.s neigh
bohood Apply 10 HOMER MORGAN No. Pine 81.
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AMONG THE PINES.

To mee the large and increasing demand for this WORK
THE TRIBUNE has assumed its publication. and WILL sci
Il OF the following terms:
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(snse copies by matt postpaid, on receipt OF poe)
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Cash must accompany the order
Addxew THE TRIBUNE.
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NOR SALE CHEAP-A fine COUNTRY
RESIDENCE in Tnrrytown near depot acres Of laud
buildings aud premises best odsr gls 40 Apply
ALLEN NEWMAN Tarryt town. n. Y.
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NOUNTRY SEAT for SALE-Price $25, 600

NOUNTKY SEAT Tor SALE-Prlce 80, UUU
~ FOR sale. one Of the most delightful COUNThf
SEATS ia the vicinity Of NewYork IL l. located at sum
mt about 20 miles from NewYok via the Nor
RS and Es,ex Railroad Tho dwelling which is located on
an eminence and commanding Of the finest aud most e1
views hi. TomlDtio section Of county buit IN
the uos substantial manner. and filed in with brcs; Il 40
square with II fee wing; contains u APARTMENT, orcu
sye of the usual p,nes aud Tho hrst noof ID
escoed In tbs latest Vye, and the entire house hsi-hed
with every TO comfort and conyenience has water on
every hoor furnace range Gc The dwell ing situated In
plot of ten acres laid ont with well shaded walks and planted
with tho usual varieties Of fruit and .hrubbey The
out building. which ample. are In perfect order ready
for INN eiae occupancy Adjoining IA an additional plot Of
Lind which will be sold vita the bomesiead II desired
Pnce S2JdOl One half Ielsn bopd aud mortsfsc
the entire property would be eIchanged for hfs'cIss
sI,v ,s.idene. GEORGE MANLEY & Co.,
w No. Is Wilsm-it
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-25

uIGM DADDY.--Ihis famous Plantation
Song, by Ito author Of DiIiei L'n4 i' Ja'i 1e0hed
Price ~ cents per copy; mailed postsE~ lsd- 49,
In pIers Dan. brysnF. HOW ARR VOC bhFINBAChs
with 10 greunbsek on Tito Ya,- fnCe. 80 ccut
MN. 4 FOND Co..
No 81 BfoaIwsy. Ecw.Yoh.
Uho old stand Of fifta. Pond Coz.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-25

EOR SALE-HOUSE aud LOT No. 81 Madl-
l. sonnet. Lot 261loO House two-story brick with attic
and cItenron very oommodous Terms easy Apply the
pre- milea
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-25

TIVE BOOk-In $40 octave pages. Price
Il I'll IS by mail. postpad, 81 Fore'hadows tho hel,,
Of scisacn aud Law accordance tLsTow IN. That VIII
cad Utopia that will abolish uysci'm, mora sn the AN 8
abOmnson the demasosue .coufsc and all that opposes TIC
Cou.tit.tou framed 5y tLe nIf k,g ~ human usiuTs.
By CALNtS BLANCHARD.
Professor OF Reliso-Pol.iica! fbys.cs.
And Pahi-icr OF Liberal books NJ. 30 Aub-t y. Y.