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GREAT ACCOMMODATION,

Cheopest'and quickest route to Providence.
aSge-1n THE i5 soG Slaea igs. Prov Prov
$3.50 if.cg E7A er,ille Depot, on Monday, Wednes
the first Accommodation Train from Worcester and
Norwirh al II O'Clock A.M and passing through Thomp
son. Chepachet, Greenville and ru Hill, arriving
Providence at O'Clock P M Also, leaves the Pomirct
Depot on Tuesddy, Thursday and Saturday. II O'CLOCK
on the arrival of the cars and passing through Chepache
Greenvie, arrives Providence at O'Clock Pm.
RETURNING Leaves Providence at ii O'Clock A. NJ,
ana passes the routes above indicated meeting the
Tor Worcester and Norwich and intermediate Depots
Pomiret, on Monday, Wednesday and Friday and at Fish
erse Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday. and arrives
at Southbridge at O'Clock P M.
Passengers by leaving Worcester in the 10 O'Clock train
of cars, will arrive in Providence three hours
earlier than by any other route
Passengers Providence supplied with tickets
any of the depots the Rail Road Stage Rail Road
Tickets can be had at the Ticket Office in Worcester for
Providence at lower of fare than by any other
Books kept at the Manufacturers Hotel in Providence
Nov. r. eod6m BENZ. GREEN Proprietor
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81. JEANS GALVANIC METALLIC
STRENGTHENING PLASTER, impreg-
mated with the Electro Magnetic principle The most val
liable remedy yet offered for all disorders spinal
complaints, RHEUMATISM Indigestion stiffness of JOINTS
weakness Of limbs pain in the side, back and chest &C.
They have also been most successfully applied in
tic doloeux, vertigo, sick headache, paralysis
gou neuralgia &C. Combining every advantage possessed
by the most scientific compound with the important and
effective Metallne iavanIc preparation and Magnetic pow
highly priced in other Gavanic appliances, and with
the facility of immediate with be parts affected
This new and most valuable remedial agent prove
of ncacuabe benefit where other remedies
so easily and rapidly reach the desired object.
Secured by letters patent and for sale wholesale the
lmporers's No William Sheetat the office OF the Prn-
cipal Agent, No Us Chambers 81, Ne FORKS and by Drug
gists generally throughout the United States
CAUTION. Each Plaster will bear the signature OF the
proprietor.
]. s. H0UGHTON, 80 Washington Street, BOSTON,
General Agent for the New England States
AGENTS. W0rcester-James Green & Co., and S. A.
Rowland. Springetd-B. X. Bliss. Barre Woods,s Field
Il Co Anaherst-N. Fitch. Fitchburg-Chas. Shepley.
LoweH-G II. Carlton & Co. and by the dealers in Medi-
cine generally. cody Novls.
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MERCHANTS EXCHANGE HOTEL,
State Street. BOSTON.

k5tACCte DOS AONs
49, Il He Proprietor OF this central and commodioua
flaA establishment begs leaFe return his special
A Acknowledgements the travelling public for their
very liberal patronage, and hopes by strict The
accommodation and comfort of his guests. make them
feel mat his house is the TRAVELLERS HoME and thereby
merit continuance of their favors.
TIE very admirable location of this Hotel being in the
EXCHANGE BUILDING, near the Banks and in the very
centre OF business and amusement all censpe make
the most desirable stopping place for and the
temporary permanent visitor.
The table will always be supplied with all the lUxuIea
and decaces Of The seasons and the attendants will
always found attentive and obliging.
N. B. Board 81 per day.
Feb 81. W&s6m FERDINANDO CORR.
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+ : s : : s
Paper Hangings, Paper Hangings.

NV have in Store and weekly receiving large
additions Stock making it decidedly the best
and most complete assortment OF
PAPER HANGINGS
in the town of Worcester. Also, Rich BORDERS, Fire
Board Prints Plain and Fig'd Green CURTAIN PAPER,
and all will be sold such prices to DEFY COMPE
TITION We have hand hundred and fifty
thousand Rolls Of neghbors say they have
but Ice haze MORE than Any ONE STORE in the t0I0R
0fWorcester, and lUid cell them Jor LESS PRICES.
MERCHANTS and others wishing purchase, will
find it for their call and examine Paper and
Prices and in this way satisfy themselves that what
have stated is rnh-he whole ,rthqnd nothing but the
truth T. w & c. p BANCROFT
Worcester, March 6. SIN l55 Main Street.
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DIED,
In North Brookheld March 7th ofscaret fever, Rachel
Elizabeth daughter of Joseph L. and Lucy b. M. Earle and
grand daughter of Dea Joseph Moore years months
and 2I dayst Printers in NY and r. L. please copy
"Peace, tender mother, to thy aching heart,
Though hard indeed il is for thee TO part
With thy dear Rachel, sweet with infant bloom,
And place its fair form in the Wondering tomb.
It's spotess spirit in the morn oflie
Has fed from every sin, and pain, and strife,
And gone to dwell in farer worlds above
Where all is life, and peace, and bliss, abovea
In North rookfed March 8, Miss Sarah b. Hooker, a.
In this individual the family have been called
to part beloved daughter and kind and aeconale
sister. But they have the consolation Of believing that
their loss is her unspeakable gain.
In Wrenham, March s. al the residence Of Doct l. g..
Iarkin, MIR Christopher Bigelow, Oh
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D'Aubigne's Fourth Volume.

VOLUME FOURTH-This volume is receiv
ed and ready for deisery-IlIustrated with fine
steel portraits of heauthor and the other OF Luther
he appeared before the Diet of Worms.
BlBLES-Pocket, Family, and Pulpit, in a
great variety of bindings
fBEECHER'S LECTURES to Young Men-Lega Rights
OF Women-together with large az School,
Miscellaneous Books and Stationery all which will be
sold as towns at any other Store.
Worcester, March 8. diff WARREN LAZEIL.
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REMOVAL,

fElHE Watch, Clock and Jewelry Establishment
OF the subscriber has been removed the first The
SECOND DOOR North Of the 1mericGn Temperance
House, where The BEST aud most EXTENSIVE assort-
men can be found in Worcester, and prices low
any other Store in this any other place.
Personal attention given to Watch Repairing and En-
craving r ID. DUNBAR.
Worcester, Feb IL. dw6w
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Indian Hair Dive.

4 OR COLORING THE HAIR beautiful Brown or
L Black without causing the least ijurI TO the skin.
Sold by Druggists generally throughout the United States
Canadas supply just received and for sale by JAS
GREEN & CO., Ill Main street. and M. b. GREEN, 200
Main 81, Worcester Price SO cents per bottle.
Feb IS div WITS
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The WORCESTER House will hereafter be
conducted by the subscriber will all times be happy
his friends and the public generally and hopes by
strict attention business continuance
aronage literally bestowed upon this House during the
past Balls Parties, Rides and Societies, furnished
With comfortable Rooms and Refreshments short notice.
Dec IS. dw3m55 THOS. E. WOOD.
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FRUIT TREES, etc.

ss FRUIT TREES, etc.
ssaR5as The Worcester Nursery
5eeVaTE T ) well stocked with a good variety Of
Apples, Pears, Plnms, Cherries. Peaches
-<z@z&=-s- Apricots, Nectarnes, Ounces, English
Goooseberes, Strawberries, Dutch Currants Raspberies
Grape Vines, &c. &C.
ALso-d great variety of
ORNAMENTAL TREES AND SHRUBS:
Silver FRS and other Evergreens European Mountain Ash
Horse Chesnuts Weeping and Ring Leayed Willows, Lin
den and Tulip Trees Honey suckles, q &c.
fine collection Of Roses, PEoNIEs, BORDER FLOWERS
DALLAS, & C. C.
Asparagus Roots. Rhubarb or Pie Plant, &c
GARDEN and FLOWER sEED9, in great variety.
SClONS for sale of a large variety of choice fruit.
CATALOGUES furnished all who apply Orders
promptly attended TO- and Trees &C, packed go safely
any distance. SAMUEL H. COTTON.
Worcester, Sd mo. u dwu IL
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Where is the Best Place to Buy
BOOTS AND SHOES FOR CASH.
Thomas C. Wales Store, Boston,

~ is the only Cash Wholesale and JObbEg Boot
and Shoe Store in Boston. All the Others buy nearly all
and sell mostly credit but WALES sticks to the
aystem both in buying and selling, aud consequently
and great deal fOUer prices than any other
dealer, either by the Dozen Try him and you
will say as do
AZ He has constantly on hand ali kinds of Fashionable
Custom made BOOTS and SHOES manufactured express
ly Tor retailing in the New England States Also great
variety of low price Shoes All OF which have been bought
in dull Cash less than and will be sold
in lots to suit purchasers small commission the nett
Cash COST and in many instances less than Manufacturing
Cost.
Also,-Large Lots which he has advanced money and
which must be sold for Cash lin lots The Country
trade for the most they will bring
Go and see him, and yOu shall neuer repentn
Boston, Feb. H. eod2m
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Copartnership Notice.

OOpdTIM6TsnIp NOLICe.
i b. TAFT has this day taken into copartner-
~ ship ISAAC TUCKER, anc in future the business
will be conducted las heretofore by R RoGERsoN E.
MOORE under the firm 0! J. B. TAFT d co.
East Douglas, Feb l5 1916.
R. Roc ERsoN and E. MOORE are authorized to
close the Books of j. B. TAFT which the, will DO soon
practicable. J. B. TAFT.
East Douglas. March l. div wSt9
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NOTICE.

LII connection in business between the subscribers has
\ by mutual consent this day terminated. All demands
due TO, from jointly will be paid by THOMAS WoOp
who is authorized to receive and pay the same
THOMAS E. WOOD,
Worcester Dec l9, 1845. JOHN G. FISHER.
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CUSTOM MADE CTOTHTNc

-. OOO 1OlI Va AUL OIIUI HING
AND GENTS FURNISHING WARE-ROOMS.
No. Merchants RotC, Worcester
CHAS. T. GRIFFIN.
Carpet Bags. Valises, Travelling Trunks, &c. &c.
March Q. SIN
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MEXICAN CONSULATE. We learned yester-
day, that in conformity with instructions received
from the Mexican Consul General at New York,
MI c. L. Dabelsteen, the Mexican Vice Consul
here will open his office tomorrow for the dis
patch of business.-.N. o. Pieayatne, lst
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RAN AWAY.

IRON the subscriber, CHARLES PRICE, Boy Is years
IL of age-he wore fur cap and sack | hereby
give notice that shall pay any debts of his contracting
Grafton, Peb %, 1876. G3w* JOHN DUNN.
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Machinist Wanted.

n Cotton Mill who both forge and smith-to whom
liberal wages will be paid. A man with a family, with
work in the mill will be preferred None but thoe
of good industrious and temperate habits need apply In
quire OF the Vest BOyiston Mani Co.
Feb Ia. diff r. CLARK, JR., Agent.
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Blacksmiths Attend.

WANTED, by the subscriber, JOURNEYMAN
w BLACKSMITH, one who is well acquainted with
SHOOTING. None but those lof steady and industrious
habits need apply. JOSEPH ESTABRO0K.
Holden, Feb 25 dwS+
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UXRRIDGE ACADEMY

II He Spring Term of this institution will commence oT
Wednesday,, March llh. The Teachers undivided
attention will be paid those who may attend Terms
usual. e IT. JONES'
Uxbridge, March 2. dSMs
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WANTED.

YOUNG MAN, about l8 years age wishes to obtain
n a situation to learn the BLAcKsMlTHING BUSINESS
Inquire at this Office. d6lk March 10.
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To MaChinists.

WANTED, by the subscribers, s 10 Iron WOrkmen
w commence the first of pril next STEADY en-
ployment and the highest will he given goo
workmen ofsteady habits. PHELPS d BIGKFORD.
Worcester, Feb "a. dw6w
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d ANYWAY from subscriber on the 18Th instant an
Z indented apprentice named WILLIAM II WAGNER.
This is forbid all persons harboring or trusting him
my shall pay debts OF his contracting after
this date. LUKE B. TIITON,
West Boylslon, Feb le, 1916 d4twSts
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Take Notice.

Take Notice.
A Ill PERSONS who indebted me are hereby III
n formed that their made of and ready for
settlement, and they win also please lake that
they must be paid before the 10th OF February.
Worcester. Jan VI dwSu JOHN B WYMAN
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FARE STILL FURTHER REDUCEDn
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT
DAILY LINE TO THE SOUTH-EXCEP7
SUNDAYS,
CARRYING THE GREA


CENTRAL UNITED STATES MAIL,
By the well known routes, via Chesapeake Bay,
City Point, Petersburg, Weldon, Wilmington, to
Charleston, s. c. avoiding all that imp casani
changing, las on the route via Washington, J with
40 loss Of sleep this side of Weldon,
SCHEDULE:
a sGAsFH LeavingloweT end of Spear's Wharf,
NEaaN S1sup Baltimore, DAILY, except Sundays,
AslsaaA&saafa at O'Clock, p. NJ. in the well known
and complete steamboats, GEORGIA, Capt Cannon,
a @ahTf orBERALD, Capt. Russell, or JEW
EsSE7Rp Jess, Capt Sutton arriving in Norfolk
next morning, after a Comfortable
nights Sleep At 6 O'Clock; thence up James River,
with its beautiful scenery, in daylight in steamboat
a .sgswT CURTIS PECK Capt. Davis, or steam
Eesspsss a,ss boat ALICE, Capt. Simmer to City
xssses'Et5siA Point Railroad, (al the above Loats
and road being now in good order, under the com
lnand OF skiinl and polite commanders,) to Pc
t"rsbdTg Va, CARRYING there about Ou rsahead of
the route via " ashpgt0n) where he two lines anal
gamaIe; thence TO Weldon and Wilmington, N, T.
thence by steamboats, to Charleston, S. O., and
thence by the southern routes TO New Orleans, ano
much the most pleasant, comfortable and shortest
route 10 the South.
0C"Passrngers to and from the lower parts orNofth
Carolina are conveyed by the Portsmouth and Roa-
on the BlaCkwatGr, to the different points.
Passengers for Richmond, Raleigh, Fayetteville
Lyncnburs, and to the West, will find this the most
comfortable and cheapest route.
W3- Returning, leaves Norfolk daily, except Sun
days, at O'Clock, p. NJ. arriving in Baltimore next
morning in time for the Eastern, Western and South
eFn routes,
FARE FURTHER REDUCED.
Passage between Baltimore, Norfolk or Ports
mouth, ...,............,........ $500
Passage between Baltimore, City Point Peters
burg or Richmond, Va....,........,........ 400
Passage between Baltimore and Weldon, N. G. 100
Passage betweI II Baltimore and Charleston, y.
C. Through tickets) NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., 1900
Meals and lodging included on Bay and River boats
10 Travellers will be directed by our Soliciting
Agent, and give your checks TO him or our Porter
in the depot yard, Norfolk Line on his hat,) who
will conduct you and your baggage to the boat.
jelsH r. sheppard, Agent.
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NM to M HEN hLUUOEU'
Passage between Baltimore, Norfolk or Ports
SEA BATHING,
A r M On n Y "

AT OIL POINT co + u II.
q aazAsTR The Baltimore Steam Packet Com
R>xfzsr pany offer the public a comfortable,
safe and cheap conveyance aud from
this most delightful BATHING ESTABLISHMENT.
Leaving Spear's wharf, Baltimore, daily Sundays eX
ceped) at fur O'Clock, m in their superior boats
GEORGIA, Captain Cannon, or HERALD, Captain
Russell, arriving latter a comfortable nights Sleep
next morning NJ o'clocA. Passage and fare to Old
Point and back to Baltimore So.
This Bathing Establishment is now one ofthe most
delightful places in the Union having added TO their
former accommodations spacious and airy budil gs,
well furnished with pleasant Bathing houses, and for
surf Bathing cannot be surpassed, with comfortable
accommodations Tor 500 vslteTs Addpd TO the plea
Ofthis estnb ishmeHt is the beautiful promenade
in the garrison of Fortress MunrOe and Rip Raps with
their Band Of Music not surpas' ed i'll the Union,
makes the time Of visitors delightful. The Table
sists OF all the Injuries of the Chesapeake Bay
Sleeps head, hog aud other fish, hard and soft crabs
oysters AID clans, also every other article in
son from the cnunlr. round, and the Norfolk and
Baltimore markets. with the best of attendance. Sail
ing and Fishing parties and evening amusemens oi
Dancing, TO crafty all; with the beautiful view of
and bay, shipping passing daily, and within snort
distance of Norfolk, Portsmouth, Navy Yard, Dry
Dock, and u. s. Men of War, which can be visited
daily in a steamboat running constantly between Old
Point and Norfolk. T.. SHEPPARD, Agent,
Baltimore, June 2, 1886. dim
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CALIFORNIA EXPEDITION. 1t is stated that
Col Steveuson's expedition to California, from
New York, will be accompanied by Mike
Walsh, Bill Ford, Country McClusky, and "a
iew more O. The same sorts
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TERRIFIC Storm AT New ORLEANS Great
Loss Of Property. A storm occurred at New
Orleans OH Friday night week, which is said to
have surpassed in duration and intensity, any
thing ever known to have occurred at that
place in the middle of summer. An immense
deal of injury has been done to the craft on the
river; trees were rooted up, many shanties were
Frustrated and much damage done to the hou-
ses. About 80 fiat boats were sunk above La
iayet.e. The correspondent of the Charleston
News, says:
The steamer Col. Harvey, Capt Wood, in
transporting troops from the burque E. II Chap
in, struck on the Brasos Bar during the night
of the ed ut. and is Il total loss.
The schr. larry r|ot, in crossing the Bar on
the ed ult. struci. and is total lUss.
The steamer Frontier, Capt. CLARK, struck on
the Bar at the mouth Ut the RIO Grunde on the
10th ult., and 10 total loss.
The sohr. Mary Marshal was blown ashore
on oath ult.-cargo saved, vessel A Total loss.
Same time, a sloop, name unknown, from
Galveston, for Brasos ST. Jago, was lost and Ill
hands on board persisted.
The steamers Telegraph anu Fa hion were
off Brasos bar on the Sd inst.
The steam schr. Florida, Capt. Butler, had
put into Galveston with her wheels injured on
the Brasos bar.
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DROWNED. Mr.. Charles w, Thompson, a
respectable citizen of Richmond, Va, was
drowned on Friday night. Two boys, named
Geo. Wood and Robert Brown, were drowned
near Charleston on Thursday.
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THE WEATHER AND HEALTH. The follow
ing rules, saysa cotemporary, will be found
useful in preserving the health of those COM
PEELED to remain in cities during the present
warm weather.
Tho dress should be light, both in color and
weight, and loose in texture, Walk slowly,
keep as much IN the shade as possible, and car
ny an umbrella. To enjoy pleasant sleep, the
windows Of your chamber should be kept en-
tirely closed until sunset; then every aperture
should be opened to the fresh current Of air
Cool oursef perfectly before going to bed and
retire early, the better to be able to rise in time
to breathe the fresh morning air. When home,
sit quiet Most persons, in their violent impa-
tence to lower their temperature, increase it by
their efforts. Expose yourself no more than il
necessary. Early in the morning aud after
surset there is time enough for exercise. 1t is
not advisable to check profuSe perspiration by
the sudden use Of tanning, sitting in what is
called draught of air, or removing too much
of the dress. Re cautious in partaking OF cold
REFRESHMENTS the sudden alteration thus pro-
duced, is in the highest degree dangerous
When drinking cold water or milk, be careful
TO sip a little at time, and not gnlp down q
whole glassful at once, as some folks are apt to
do, followed often by another glassful, which
often proves fatal. After eating fruit, such as
apples, peaches, water-melons, avoid drinking
cold water, malt liquors, or cold milk directly
upon it, but wait about half an hour, or the
most disagreeable and dangerous consequences
will ensue. All playing on musical wind in
struments, as the flute, the f1ageolet, claronet
trumpet, &c.. and also, singing aloud, should
as much as possible, be avoided, as the atmos
phere, heng hot and dry, effects the lungs
And lastly, avoid excess in every thing.
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FOR ANNAPOLIS, CAMBRIDGE, EAS-
ION. DENTON. CHEsTERTOWN, CENTRE

TON, DENTUN, CHBSTEETUWN, CENTHE-
VILE, WEST AND SOUTH RIVER.
q ssxs-4xs The steamer MARYLAND leaves
Fx=ssJ4 kasarsp Baltimore at O'Clock, A. N y, for the
AffhsSasasaa&- above named places, on The following
days, from the lower end of Dugan's whaIr to wit:
On every MONDAY, at 7 o'cluck, for CheserOwn
and Cenrfeville, and returning the same day leaving
Cenueville at IL O'Clock, and ChcstertOwn at half
past II O'Clock, for BALTIMORE.
All O'Clock, A. N. on TUESDAYS and SATUR-
DAYS for Annapolis, Cambridge and Easton, return
ing Wednesdays and undaNs.
Al O'Clock, A. NJ. on every THURSDAY for An
napolis, West aud South River, and return the same
day.
On every SATURDAY, at \. NJ. for Annapolis,
Cambrd ge AID Denton. Returning, leaves Denton
al O'Clock on Sunday morning, for Eastnn by Dover
Bridge and Cambridge, 10 Annapolis aud Baltimore
" q. Ali baggage at the risk of the owner.
meg LEMUEi. q. TAYLOR.
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m7-THE AM ERICAN REPUBLICAN & BALTI-
FORE CLIPPER is furnished 10 subscribers by care
u carriers at only and quarter cents per week,
yable TO the Carriers only at the end Of each week
|The Clipper will also be sent by mail, to distant
bscrbers at the of Four Dollars per year, pay
Va aIxraVs. in adVance.
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ACCIDENT. The Rev. T. Woodrow, Pastor
of the FIRST PresbyteriaA Church in Chlicothe,
(O.) was thrown from his carriage on the sth
instant, and very severely injured. He is slow
ly recovering.
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RuMoR. There is rumor in some OF the
New York papers that the Department of State
has been offered to Mr.. McLane, and that his
answer is expected by the next steamer from
England.
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SPEED OF A LOCOMOTIVE. An experiment
was lately made on the Great Western line
in England, for the purpose of exhibiting the at
tractiVe capacity of the broad-guage locomo,
tive. A new engine, dragging passenger
train of one hundred tons, performed the dis
lance from London to Bristol (ll8 miles) i'll
Oh. gem. 40sec., stoppages included. The
average speed attained on level portions of the
line was nearly so miles an hour. On rapidly
descending gradients q maxmum speed Of
from 10 to 70 miles an hour was reached
while, again, on sharp curves or steep Inclincs
the rate was diminished to about SO miles al
hour.
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CHEAP BREAD. A company is about being
organized in Brooklyn, l.. l., for the purpose
of Supplying the poor, and indeed all others
who choose to avail themselves of the oppor-
tunity, with good, wholesome bread, at one
half the price now charged by the bakers of
Brooklyn and New York.