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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-02-27

| lection OF open hatehwavs, was decidedly I'M
satisfactory to Mr.. Ely, who wants all these
dangerous places guarded by legal as well as
wooden barriers, but was accepted upon the
| statement being made that the insurance COM
mittee were preparing 10 attend to that Dues
tion. The bills to abolish the Massachusetts
nautical school, to incorporate the North Avenue
savings bank, and TO authorize selectmen of
| towns to establish watering places, were passed
TO third reading. Tic bills to incorporate the
Broadway savings bank in lawrence, to extend
the i9hton Branch railroad, and to fix the
salary of the county treasurer Of berkshire
county, were passed to be engrossed. Mcssrs.
CogsWcll Phillips, Parker and Towne were APP
pointed as the members of the committee on tine
part of the house on the order relative to the
time when committees may report. The recon-
sideration of the Holbrook bill was not moved,
and the debate on that subject is apparently
en- led. Col. Goldman of Boston occupied the
chair nearly all the afternoon, Speaker Sanford
being decidedly i'll, and he made a very excel
lent substitute,
Among the bills reported to day was one from
the finance committee directing the treasurer to
transfer 100000 from the fund of the commits
sioners on public lands, and enough shares of
the Boston and Albany railroad from the debt
eXGinguishment' fund to the war loan sinking
fund, TO enable the treasury to pay off whatever
Indebtedness comes due on July 1, 1872 The
fund after the debt for which 1t was created
shall have been paid off, is to be transferred to
the Troy and Greenfield railroad sinking fund.
The senate accomplished maryellouSly little
The bill in relation to the adoption of children
was recommitted after being ordered to a third
reading. The bills to authorize the cohstruc.
ton of a branch of the Fitchburg railroad, and
to establish the boundary line between Mendon
aud Bellingham were passed TO be engrossed
The bill in relation to trustee processes before
Justices Of the peace was rejected.
Mr.. Ely in the house to-day "pitched in
vigorously concerning the "villainous ventia-
ton" of the representatives hall. The present
method is a bad one and certainly needs reioim-
ing. 1t is not bad system of ventilation but
an mpracticabe one. The air is ali forced in
at the top of the dome and works ont through
holes bored under the seats of the members of
this august body When a decent circulation of
air is maintained the bald-headed men and those
of enfeebled vitality feel it at once on the tops
of their heads complaint is raised and the
"fan" in the basement by which the air is forced
INTO the hall is stopped. Then the robust men,
those of strong vitality, have the best reasons
for a loud complaint for the air becomes intol.
erably vitiated and oppressive. On the whole,
Mr. Ely was not too strong when he used the
expression "yillainous ventilation"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-02-27

The Jewish Messenger publishes a CORE
spondence between Mr.. A. S. Solomons, a He.
brew gentleman Of Washington, and the pub
fishers of Worcesfer's ami Webster's dctiona-
rieS, in relation TO the word "Jew," used as
verb, which appears in each dictionary, with the
definition "to cheaper, TO cheat" Mr.. Solo
mons thinks the occurrence of the word with its
definition in these standard works is a gross in
justice to his people, excessively offensive. an
outrage on good taste as well as truth Both
publishers have allowed themselves to be per-
suaded, and will exclude the word from future
editions. 1t ems TO US that the parties to the
correspondence have mistaken the province OF
photographers, which, as is generally supposed,
Is to record such words as they find in the Ian
guage, and not to make new or ignore old ones
Some discretion is doubtless needed to decide
whether new word has acquired such footing
as to be entitled to recognition; but word used
by Shakespeare and by dozens Of authors since
his time is beyond the jurisdiction of dictionary
mtkers. The fact that the word in question is
offensive to a great many worthy people is an
excellent reason why writers and speakers
should avoid it; but it is poor excuse for
emitting it from the dictionary, Much history
is preserved in words. This one contains a
record of the unreasonable prejudice against the
Jewish people which once pervaded the whole oil
Clristendom, an unpleasant fact, but so are
great many other historical truths, which no
body proposes to ignore. We cannot agree will
the New York World in pronouncing the icorrc
spondence creditable to the tact of Mr.. Solo
mons and the common sense of the Mcrams
and Of Brewer & Tieston.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-02-27

Some matches, piece of candle and an old
broad-axe were found. Then he melted snow in
pail and thawed his frozen feet. He also found
dry clothing and a pair OF cavalry boots, Al
though completely exhausted, he started for
Greeley's, distance OF two miles. The mercury
was eighteen degrees below zero, and it took
bin an hour 10 walk a single mile Often he
thought he would fall to the ground. The
houses seemed to spin round as he passed them,
and familiar Streets in which he saw children
playing the day before, were but the landmarks
cf dream At last he reached his fathers rate
and staggered TO the door. Then there was a
rush and a scream, and the next instant black
and boated face was living ON a womnn's breast
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-02-27
WORCESTER.
TUESDAY,, FEnRuARY 81, 1879.

Taat notorious woman, Victoria c. Woodruff,
proposes 20 form new party which shall have
for its motto; Progress, Free Thought, and
UntrSmmeled Lives We suppose twill con-
sist Of the crowd with which she and her lieuten-
ants invaded a senate committee room, not long
since. The direction OF her "prugreSs" is not
uncertain; the character Of her free thought" is
Seea in her uuerances; and she has explained
TIE "unirammeled lives, with such freedom,
boldaeSS, and defiance Of public opinion, that
mistake on this point Is impossible.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-02-27

VIII be published Monday, Mareb 4. a and indie
pendeh. commercial and business Journal Of the first
class, and of the largest newspaper size. Its model and
arrangement will be original and the purpose will be
TO produce journal equal III enterprise ity and in
rin ic value to any newspaper ISSUED at home
Its editorial eorps VIII embrace the abest writers Of the
times, and its various departments will be charge
competent and experienced persons The newspaper
will be known as THE BOSTON DAILY GLOBE. and
will with every mechanical appliance COM
pIete including the perfect and rapid presses
and with all the necessary in its business depart
ment for securing accuracy and despatch In the inter
est of neither party, nothing will interfere with
its plain and outsDoken independence, while its endeavor
will be- by consistency aud fairness, to challenge the
respect of an intelligent people
GLOBE PUBLISHING CO..
f26 dot No. 90 Washington ST.. Boston.
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From the Manchester IN. H. Daily Mirror and
American of Saturday. Feh. 10l

JOSEPH AND HIS BRETHREN. The thrilling scenes
and incidents connected with this most interesting
scrptural story presented in spectacular drama
last evening, at Smyth's hall, and were witnessed
by very large and appre3iative audience, who
were held spcbound till a late hour-now show
ing their appreciation of its merits by unmistak-
able demonstrations of applause, and now in deep
silence, many eyes being suffused in tears. 1t was
complete success in every respect far exceeding in
interest anything ever before witnessed by Nam
chester audience. Mr.. Frost Is deserving of great
praise, and he should be retained here until every
man. woman and child in the city can have chance
to witness this intensely interesting exhibition
Those VINO wish to get seats this evening WILL have
TO be on hand early.)
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-02-27

riety Of processes than a spectator, previously
uniformed. might imagine, From the unroll-
ing of the finely tempered sheets OF steel not
thicker than cardboard-rom which the first
rude body of the future pen is pierced by the
delicate bat allspowerful agency of steam-to
the several processes of cufving, Sitting the rib
polishing, drying and packing, the little inple.
ment undergoes long series of manipulations
and Transformations. Men are only employed
in the care Of the engines aud the reparalion of
the necessary machines 10y which the several re-
salts are obtained. All the rest Of the work is
performed by women, whose def fingers are
better suited than those Of men for the dainty
operations rcquired.-AU the Year Round.
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LATEST MARI&ETs
VIEW yoRK ST0cE M1RKrr

NHw YORK Feb. 26.-Money active earl- 1T per cent
gold but closed easy at q per cent The clique have
apparently released Tart Of tine money Withdrawn last
month. Sterling dull at l09h a 1925 Gold steady at
llOs q l0H Loans a per cent. closing IA. Clear
ngs 81 OUe0e The tire surg pad 81 2530 90 for March
INTEREST s30O0l for January ami February interest and
$4,000 for the redemption OF bonds, Governments quiet
aut stetdy Sta bon Is steady except South Caroinas
which were heavy, Stocks strong with of
q : per cent, No thwesern common being the great
t-dture, and PacIne Mail, Western Union, and OhOs
next IN in crest
states SiXee 1881
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-02-27

The ssale Of arms debate continues in the
senate, while important public business waits in
vain 10 get attention. Those responsible for it
have no proved against Gen. Grant anything
that approaches this scandalous disregard of
senatorial duty. Senators who suppose it to be
their special preTogative to make or unmake
presidents for the country, should resign imme-
diately, and give place to others who will hon
estly and faithfully do the work for which SEN
themselves as others see them, and really under
stand the actual effect OF their proceedings on
public opinion, they would surely stop talking,
and dispose of the matter by voting on it at
once
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-02-27

ECCESTRIcITIEs OF NATURE. is anS
nounced that AufUra island, in the New He
brides group, situated abOut fifteen degrees east
of Australia, has disappeared entirely, without
leaving any flare OF its existence; aud the fact
has been cOIroborated tJT an American whaler
which lately arrived at Honolulu. This island
was the most fertile of the group, and is said to
have been thiftrslE miles long by over FIVE
miles in breadth. 1t niat here be mentioned
that the American whaler Milton, On arriving at
the Gav of Islands, in northern New Zealand,
reported that Wlien they touched at Sunday
island it was on fire in all directions, and had
been FIR nearly forty days. DuriBg the heavy
shocks of earthQGGkei before and after the efup.
tions, two islands were thrown up in the har-
Dor, one of them being, as near Us could he
Judged atGut three hundred feet high. Two
families who Wcft living on Sunday ISL
and, begged to be taaen eff, the heat
was so intense and sulphurods smell so
strong. All the animals about them we're
destr6yedi and they must have persisted had
they not been removed, They were taken TO
Norfolk island. In the Indian archipelago there
is a small island called Iagsldildd, about fifty
miles northeast of Celebes. An Outburst of the
volcano of Ruwang was accompanied by con-
cussion Of the sea, and a wave forty yards in
hight swept all the human beings, horses and
cattle lroIii tic lsahd The number of persons
who persisted is stated 10 be four hundred and
sixteen. On the coast of Chill, in new sur
vey, they have found that the bay OF IalCahuano
has increased in depth two or two and half
iathems; and in a certain place in the Gulf Of
Arancoj represented in Captain Fitzhugh's chart
ms a suiikCh f0Gk; is now found a small island
nearly united. Thus oiie place sinks and anoth-
er rises, without apparent cause except earth
qua6eS or volcanoes. Rather confusing, coca
sionally, to the navigator,
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nr. KnIrht.,


For Chronic Diseases, Is the best means known for the
treatment of Paralysis Lateral Curvature Of the Spine
Enlarged or Torpid Liver, dyspepsia Constipation, or
DarrhGa, Bad Circulation and the Diseases OF Women.
Medical Electricity for Nervous Diseases.
Suitable medicinal remedies when required.
o,s az 20 to ~.
houih lor "ehueWen' to g.
onee corner OF Chestnut and Pleasant SITS.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-02-27

KID GLovEs.-We have now in stock a full as
sortment of light colors and white kid gloves-one,
two, three and four buttons-trom Sc to SO pair.
Ladies in want of evening gloves will do well to
call at GROSS, STRAUSS s. Co.'s
80 Main straot
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-02-27

~, a, WORCESTER, Jan. 3d. II,
DR. w a. kEfGHr-Dcar SIR Ibis "a 10 certify thai
nal iOr many months Vertigo and confusion OF Ind-
~ Wuch so That was uniblc TO fgnre or attend To
puessaoentes OF spine nj my neck and lower part Of
DICK, and alternate CDnst patton aud Darmai thanks
70 your treatment these symptoms have all Disappeared
nm now able 10 concentrate my mind on business with.
OUT any OF the bad consequences named, and would
earnestly recommend our business no are troubled
WIN brain tag or Threatened paralysis, to place them.
selves under your treatment Very truly yours.
~ dlu' OflS WARREN,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-02-27

The last week for great bargains in Bonnets
and Hats at Roche's, 1873 Main street, old num-
Der, co.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-02-27

s3S Ooo Hartford ana Erie railroad is .39H@4OA
SiUVU Union racine railroad bs .....90
5000 Union Pacific railroad income los ..... SOh
81 ,0U0 Cumberland and Penn ylvania RR u 6s. S0
S@.uOO Gin. Sandusky and Cleve. Il r Is...... ~ =
SlOJO Boston aid Albany railroad Is, lO7 \
CsJJn anu ALBANY ~ ilrOHt ................ I4a
Boston and Maine railroad ....,.,....,.. IIjs<
II ficiug2n Central railroad. ............. iiS
20 Rutland railroad. common ...,...,.,..... 80. IL
IL Gin. SandaakY and Cleveland X ....,....., .33s;
SIS indianapolis and Cincinnati railroad -, 565 / rs
Vermont and Canada railroad ............., 59ss
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pronounced by connOisseurs THE ONLY GOOD
SAUCE"
improves appetite and Digestion and it is unriyaed
RIMS to prosecute all parties making or vending coun-
terleits JOHN DUNCAN'S SONS. Agents.
aul2 deOp6m New York.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-02-27

MARVELLOUS beyond precedent is the effect of sozo-
DON'T upon the whole economy of the mouth keeping
the guns rosy and healthy the teeth in perfect order
giving to the breath bamy fragrance.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-02-27

49, FOR SALE-Estate corner of Green
Mi and Spruce 2-tenement House of Is rooms;
Ai.l very valuable Lot, 6! X 1903.
1sA3 L. A. ELY & co.
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- FOR SALE-Corner Green and Ash
tSi.i SIS. 3-tenemett House in thorough repar of
Eiii the best locations on the street. Lot 100 10
L. A. ELY AZ co.
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~ FOR SALE-One Of the best estates
Eiii on Pleasant ST.. large tenement House, all the
a.il modern Improvements; very large valuable Lot,
- tillet with shrdbbery and fruit trees
Price $4,000 L. A. ELY & co.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-02-27
By b. W ABBOTT. Auctlonecr.
Office No Central Exchange.
GUARDIAN'S SALE OLE REAL ES-

~ FOR SALE First-cass French roof
izi House, thorough built all molern improvements;
4i m large lots neigh lorhoOd unsurpassed. eight
- minutes walk from Main st ives; would
change for smaller house, centrally located
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Foreign Mnrkets.-rBv Atlantic Cable1
LONDON, Feb. 26-COnsols 92k for both U. s. 5-2Os,
1852! III do, 1865 old 92h do 1861, o.; U 5. ten-or
ties 1874.
Az Frankfort, Feb 26.-U. S. 5-20s, 1862, 95h.
LIVERPOOL, Feb 26.-Cottcn Gull; middling uplands
IN 90 llAd; DO Orleans llSd sales 10000 baes, OF
which 1900 were for export and speculation.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-02-27

John y. Clark ~ son, Commission Merchants
and dealers Flour and Grain. Land Plaster, Lime,
Calcined Plaster Or. Bone, Cement. Salt Guano Super
Phosphate of Lime and Western Produce Nos 237 and
239 Front st., Worcester, Mass.
diff JOHN 8, CLARK & son,
Rest and Oldest Family Iediciue.-SAN-
FORD'S LIVER INNlGORATOR.-A purely Vegetable
Cathartic and rOnc-Or Dyspepsia, Constipation, De
biy. Sick Headache. Bilious Attacks, all derange-
ments of Liver stomach and Bowels. ASK your drug
gst for it. BeU0re Of limitations. deSlyr ia6
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~ FOR SALE--New 5-tenement French
hH; Roof House on Washington St. 20 rooms; 5000 1t
E!lI land. Price S5OOO
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4 COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACH u
~ SETS. WORCESTER, IS. Probate COurt.-To the
Hsirat-Law, Creditors and all other Persons interest
ed in the Estate Of DANIEL KEMPfON, late OF Black
stone in said county, deceased intestate:
Upon the petition of Daniel Buffum. you are hereby
cited to appear at Probate Court to be held at WOrce
ter, in said County, the third Tuesday of March
next, at nine O'Clock in the forenoon to show cause,
II any you have why License should not be granted to
said petitioner upon his pettiOntO sell much of the
real estate of said deceased for the purpose paying
debts and charges of administration as will raise the
sum OF S6ls.00
And The said petitioner 5 ordered to this citation
by publishing the same week, three weeks
svey, in the Worcester Daily Spy newspaper printed
at Worcester the last publication to be one day at least
before said Court and to send, to be sent q
written printed copy of this notice. properly mailed,
postage prepaid TO each of the heirs, devsees lega
tees OF said estate their legal representatives. known
TO the petitioner days at least before said court
Witness, HENRY CHAPLIN, Esquire Judge of said Court
this twenty sixth day Of February, in the wear one
thousand eight hundred and seventy-two.
CHAS. L. STEVENS, Register.
f27 d3SIu
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Il ST. i. y. ELY IL co.
FOR SALE-SPLENDID LOT on May
II st. L. A. ELY IL co.
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HOksEs, CARRIAGES, &c.

UCTION SALE
"A OF ce.ans Carriage an Road Horses,
ON TUESDAY. ArRIL 9 AT ~ O'CLouk, PROMPT,
10 AND II East INVENT, -EIGHTu STREET. bk9wEEN
MApIsO. AND FIFTH AvANUEs.
BY JAM, J NKlNS, AUCTIONEER
consisting OF hrs cas family HoIs fine
offered st pubic being property OF MessrA Cen
den Clark who aoin. abroad and consequently
forced 70 SELL Tho attention of parties looking for
Spiend team Of chestnut orre Carriage Hoses B hands
high Dvth older; raised kentucky
aud sht this cty spring. when they
CHASED Dy prescott owner ,hey havs stye and acton
no vices tricks and sound kind and perfect In
Fine ana last chestnut mare Lady Crenden. i6<
high, o raised Kalamazoo Men, and sired by
the as young mares IN the country aying repeatedly
shown ia mi inside OF 2Ao TO she Is perfect
beauty has plenty and muscle, with training must
and trot better than 2:35 this
Extra large ne coupe Horse bright bay 10 hands high
years old Is stylish and rela0e In strong prompt
driver; does not fear locomotive, and hrs GLASS family
hore warrauto sound and kind.
the celebrated troter Young Ethan l6 hands hi:h
years old bright bay with long flowing tail and cannot
bo styled by rolter In the oiy lie raise by Mr.
II. kellogg, OF Burlington, Vermons ana sred by Ethan
Allen and resembles him more than any co he ever sired
PARK In June 1882 and 33 at Philadelphia 10 1870 he hal
been road past TWO years and II au A No.
pull wagon In 81 track horse 10
very valuable; ne 10 warrante, souna and KIN
DO. Cart Phaeon sht tron Wagons, single and double
harness, Blanket, Robes, Whip, &c.
n. B.-Sale positive without limit or reservation Stock
exhibition stables Descriptive ready. Can
JENKINS 4 DUFF. Aucsioneers.
l,4Ol hroaawsy, hew YORK.
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DIRECTORY FOR ADvER TlsERs.


AMUsEHENTs-Nn1u PAoK-Fourth afsh and sixth
raars,s,A column.
b0AHDEns wANTEp- FIRST PAeE-F Fourth column.
BOARD AND LoD"INd wASTLD-fInsr PAeE-Nousn
BROOKLYN REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-TwxLrru
susrskss iRr ;sSGn1
y
oLERRs' AND si" sALEsMlx-ELrvrsrH rAsr-roursA
95EHS Ssb sHss a si%s
Sos zip col
bXScisd AcAbEalhs NlxTn pAes-Fourh column.
rAeEST soS .a1s coamo
bwsLYisa aogshs rs LII. FUsa,s.isD 70 MIS- AND uN
FURNIsHhD-s1oosD PAeE-second and third col
EUROrEAN erEAMsHlPs-TwKLrrH PAGs-Fifth and
EynSyE. sisTs rAs.-1l.ss column; :., ,
KS "a S TS
skooND rAax-Thrl column.
kSsscH
HELP observation-disclosures PAe.-Foursh
HELP WHNrED-MALEs- ELEvxsru PAes-sirsh COL
Hoksss. CARRIAGES Ao-FIasr PAss-seoond ana
HorEIS-riSsr u II fAer-Fourh column.
HOUSES. kOOAs. 40. wAsrhD-krsrH PAar-Third
sEs I'll sss 4sG sas
LOAN UFriOr s-FIRsr PAaR-SiKth column.
Lust AND fOUND-tIgS PAsE- First column
NACHl skRt --TAELFTh fAaE-Fiftn column.
MAkbLK MANTETS-NISTn PAGK-ThLd column.
znia M xsD P4sssan sSnTn
Alsus ELAN sous Observation-Disclosures fAer-
MysIcALeSisrn PAez-FN.h column.
PEkSO ,AL-FIHsT PA1E-first column.
PlANUFORIEs-kINTH PAaE-Sxth column
POL!llCAL NlSTH PAak-rh.rd co,amn.
PROPOSALS Ninth PAsY--rhIrd column. .
PROFESSIONAL SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALES
kLkvENTh PA9K--F0urth co umn.
TROPERri OUT OF THE ClIY FOR SALE OR TO
RksT-TwELFrH FAex-second, third and fourth
REAL EsTATG To oRxcHANGE-rwElrrHPAo PAor-Fourth
RRAL fsTATE wAhrED-rwsLrrH PAeR-fourth col.
REWARDS FIRST PAoR-Fi-st column.
BALES AT AUCTION-SEooND PAGE-Fourth. eth and
sIrUArioSs WANTEp-FEMALEs-ELxvs PAGE
Fret second, third and fourth coumnn
SITUATIONS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES PAGE
SPECIAL AUTICks-rIRsT PAeE-rEst and second col
sPoRTiNS-Doas BIRDS. 4o.-Flnsr PAaE-secoud
0TORAuE -rwELrTH PAgE--Sixth column.
6uANKR RESORTS -Firsr PAaE-fourth column.
ThE TkADES- ELEVENTH PAGK-Six,h column.
10 LET FOR BUSlNES PURPOSkS-SEooND PAdK-
Ftrst IN second columns.
TRAVELLkaS' uUlDE-TwELrTH PAGE-Slxth column.
UNFUkNISH I'D ROOMS AND ApARrMENTS TO LET--
EEooND rAGE-Thlrd an fourth coumns
WANTED TO PUnCHASE- FIRST PAg sixth column;
TO LET-TwEII TH PAGE-Second column.
YACHTS. STEAMBOATS, dC.-FIRsT PAGE-F0ur;h col
umn.
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A MONEY TO LOAN ON BOND AND MORTGAGE
N. in New York BROOKLYN and New Jersey. Principals
only apply to SAMUEL s. WOOD, Jr, 1855 Broadway,