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convention, Oh giving due io.ies of twelve
months % the o.her 20 trac'i.- rs-,.
"Aud whereas % hsa . ow tcrraro de.f a.
BE hat the rssprriigo r'siin or t.s l. tsd
States and G.ra, iTtail-h1u o 10 definite
ly settled ard ihl, ,A- ysd for.i.o.l u.,y
no longer Iha need le remain -u irr. o.
the evI. Consequence o. iho divided s'I.-
gia"ce Of is American and British ,opu,a-
ton, aud lie confusion aid coHE'cts 81 La.
lional Jurisdictions, dangerous u the chez
ished peace and coed understanding cf tic
Two countries:
"With a view, therefore, thsl slpls 10
taken for th" s5roca l0n of The sid co...
ventio1 Of tn 9Th ot Az rust. 1927. i4 tlo
mode prescribed iu ih- . t. eve. AID vat
the aVe lo1 Of the governments Of lo.l
may be The more e8T.,..ls a.d 'la Hal,s'--
ly directed 70 renewed s.iy.ia t-lf'- -a,.-.-
mont Of AL their differences aai a.-yu.--
in ppct ~ said territory.
"Ec II eNdc'ci ~ f's Sop1's aud H..1r
9 R'pyrtsaigflrss 0f ire 4 .'cd S'l's, ,f
Ameriea III CoHgrr" Gurn i.R, Tia. t'-
President Of the United Stats &c.. ard i.
D. hereby, ag!horzai At hs 4 d.--r-to1 O.
give the BRITISH GovernmD., .ha o,.ra re-
qugei by lis said - a.i~I' 'or tho arrorg-
non Of said convention Of he OH nj Au-
gust 1897. Pr0Utic3 ioic.rer, Ihl. .
order to afford amgl- tim" q opportunity
ior the amica' lp sot.'cmcn; and ajlu-. nplt
Of all lhor 4 .frrrences ana . -ru,a. iu re-
spoct 10 said territory, said ro'-c ought
no. to te given u.I a0l-. the close Of tue
present session of Congress"
This res ulion is mia in its character
and is so qualified 'y its own and the Ian
guage OF The pre- mhIr, as 70 show that
,hcre Is no necessity o plurgjng the coun-
try into 4 wa llt least, at this tlmel to
main.dlH our rights, and that there is no
disposition on the part Of Congress 10 close
the d0o Of c0.up:ou'-e. ii a desire is en-
tcrtaned by Great Britain or the Pre- a-ida-t
thus to terminate The matter. Il throws
the responsibility Of action or inact.nn. or
the Presldert; and, itadoplcd, would COM
pei him to deal a little moe haakIy and
honestly Ly the country. We canao'.
however, regard as Otherwise .han oh,ec-
70 a le any moVemcn, on the par, Of the
Wings Of Congress. The ms;tcr is under
the control ot the ir.eud- u' the admiai-,ra-
on, and iflhry disagree and present cor
h."ti positions, il will then he time
PuuU7h f)c the Wings 70 decide what
course dutv 10 them-a lives and i've country
requires them to pursuc. Believing that
the county should not he ogi,atpd on lh.s
que zion iuare. than js absolutely npce e--a-
ry and that III termination Of tie ioirt &C.
tuparcy is not war measure and will ro,
unless accompanied by improper procrrd-
ings and effected in an improper spirit,
lead to 3ifi u'ry, "" ho"" desired n SEQ
some def -io action, h'orc the aiionru-
mant OF Coagre-s. Such action r'nnot
tail, as We believe. tn has,en negotiations
and a. amina1le settlement Of difficulties.
At h'@ own request. tho resolution Of
Mr.. Cnu"nden was laid over T. come up
on the lOlh Of February. with the p. oposi.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.


HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
Nj. Gallagher introduced long pream-
ble, with several resolutions, relative TO
Oregon. These resolutions go the whole
figure in sustaining the American clam to
the whole of that country.
Mr.. Finn moved that the preamble and
resolutions be laid on the table, printed. and
made the order OF the day for "Wednesday
next He said he was anxious to have an
expression on this question, for the voice
Of the West was most important in dccid-
ing it, inasmuCh rs the South had failed in
sustaining the rights of the country.
Mr.. Stanley inquired if it was in order to
refer the resolutions Oaselect committee OF
One-ilOn. J. c. Calhoun OF South Caro-.
lima.
The question being taken, on making the
resolutions the special order Tor Wednes-
day next, it was losl--aycs 90, noes 81.
Mr.. Summers moved that the House re-
solve itself into committee Of the whole,
which motion was agreed to-Mr Parchpr
in the Chair, and considered, among 9th
ers, Senate bill to afford adequate conpen-
salion to Judges of the Supreme Court,
Judges OF ii" Court of Common Pleas, and
the Judge Of The SG@erior Court Of Cincin-
natl. lThis bill provides for raising the
salaries Of the Judges ,hrran nampd.7
Mr. Higgins moved 10 strike out all after
the enat ting clause.
Without taking the question tho co.Amit-
tee rose, and the bili was subsequently,. a.
ter much discussion, referred TO the com
mittee on Fees and Salaries, ayes 81, noes
81.
House adjourned.
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GEy. Scor. o@ W4a.-"If war he the
nalura. -tita Of ssla-e &. bss. peace is the
fr-! asa. Of e,ery civil. zed com auni Y.
War, nodJaa. is, unieraay ctfcum-.q.cey.
a great cal .ul,g; yp; submission % outrage
would b, gtr.tes CALAMITY. o. ne Two
parties % a0v war, one at Ipas; mu., he
in the wroag-not un.requeutIy botb.-
An error in such an issue is. on the nart Of
,h- chief magistrates, ministers of s.a,e,
and Legislators. having voice IN tie oues.
ton. a crime Of infinite mauni,ule. The
uurlerof an ir4irrlu,f,s i, ,,,..,, 49,.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,

TOincorporate the Farmersand Mcchan-
les Hydraulic and Manufacturing Compa-
ny Of franklin, Warren co.
MIR. Randall, from the committee on
Corporations, reported back The bill to in
corporate the Clermont PhaIanx, wthsun-
dry amendments, which were agreed to,
and the bill ordered to its third reading.
The select committee to which Was re-
ferred the bill to incorporate the Grand
Lodge OF ODD Fellows Of the State OF Ohio,
with pending amendment, reported the
same back, being unable to agree upon
anything with reference to it.
The question being "shail the bill pass!"
it was decided in the afirmative--ayes SO,
noes 81.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVE,

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
Prayer by the Rev. ShouI,
A bill to incorporate the TrumbuI Pha-
ianx, read third time.
After some remarks, the question arose
on the final passage of the bill, aud it was
lost, ayes so, noes 90.
By Mr. Riley, petition from citizens of
Carroll county. for tax on dogs Also,
from other citizens from the same CO., for IA
law promoting Agriculture.
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IN SENATE.
January 10, 1876

january 70, 1846.
On motion Of Mr., Kelley, the Senate
took up the amendments of the committee
Of the whole to the bill for levying taxes on
a., property in this State, according to It's
true value; and continued until six o'clock,
when,
On motion Of Mr. Perkins,
The Senate adjourned.
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IN SENATE.
House adjourned.

January 10, 1916.
Mr.. EckIey, from the select committee to
which was referred the bill 10 amend the
act 10 incorporate the town of Harlem. in
Carroll county, reported the same back,
and the bill was ordered TO be engrossed.
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IN SENATE.

January I6, 1876.
Prayer by the Rev. Richards.
To amend the act to incorporate the town
of Harlem, in Carroll county, Passed.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,

hUUNL OF L NLFhENEN 4 ITV TIN.
January 90, 1916.
Prayer by the Rev. Moody.
The bill to fix the times If holding the
Courts of Common Pleas, for the 3rd Judi
cial Circuit--passed
A bill relative TO the Incorporation of
Manufacturing Companies, &c. read aIhird
time and passed.
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The only man from OHIO y 10 voted in
the House OF Representatives tor reviyi9e
he gag rule" was F ,ran, the iocotoco
Representative hom Ca.cinAs,i.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES..

hOUSE VI hEFhESEN AIIF EO-
Prayer by the Rev. Eldridge.
Senate bill No. 6s, to prevent gambling
The Speaker was opposed to the bill in
the present form.
Ist. Allowing anything to the infOrmer.
Cd. That part relating to kinds of cards
TO be used.
He thought it better be recommitted,
persuaded that it would not, in its present
ehape, find favor with the people, He
thought il would fail to accomplish the oh
ject for which the bill was offered.
A motion was made to recommit.
Mr. Knapp proposed an amendment with
the following instructions: CHASING the
dealers in stocks and paper money in the
same company
On motion to amend with the instruc-
.ions proposed By the gentleman from Put
nam. The yeas Mcssrs. Finn, Reemeln
and Knapp.
The House adjourned.
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lr-Bo5i, Be- e" Ca.ss. HarSlRa
ard ~ .a'tsr iu,ds + Joi IVork, tea'iy
dur s'ts.s Cfes q, aa ne pod rcasoaat.s
er~s, aad .a -tr s.fesfmTce
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TERMS oF ApTrFTrsTNn

LhaIN UF All La IIoINU.
Tfree taserti0Hs, oHe sqtafs, & 60
Ere'g sHhssqgsHf insertion, 90
L1rge 0Hes - propoIfon.
4 liberal Il count ril BE- gireH % here
oh adrerfise Jp hs t6or.
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VOL. XII

drd IN the negaIive--ayes IL, noes II.
The Senate adjourned.
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OtAIO LEEH<LATURE.
IN SENATE.
January 9, 1916.

january 9, I846.
Prayer by Rev. Mr.. Moody.
Mr.. Goddard, from the committee on
Salaries, &c. reported bill fixing the COM
pensaton OF members of the General As
sembly; read first time.
This bill fixes the compensation of
members at three dollars per day for the
first seVenty-hve days OF the session; and
one dollar and fifty cents per day for the
residue of the session. The bill does not
apply to any member now elected.]
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N D Il IC r.

nR. j. S. SPEAR of Boston. (OHce BIO
~ WASHINGTON Sr respectfully informs the citizens
Ter the SECOND MONDAY OF EACH MONTH, at the
WORCESTER HOUSE.
Dr.. spear will warrant in every durable disease
II tail Of efecng after giving the medicines fair
trial. will pay the expense any other physician that
viii perform cure, the expenses exceed one hun
dred dollars. will here give the names of some of the
most importnt medicines for common diseases For ur-
ther particulars and certificates my Health Directory
edition. Ii contains much more Valuable nf,rn,aticp
than the former work 1t may be obtained gratis al my
office aud also OF my agents. Those reading this work
must certainly be convinced OF the genuine efficacy Of
Or spear medicines and also of the great which
has attended his practice
RESTORATIVE CORDIAL. A sure remedy for all
gripping pains In the bowels Coughs of short standing
II also an excellent family physic. Pleasant for CHI
dren or adults
BALM OF LIFE. No. l and 2 A sure remedy for all
diseases Of the Lungs, Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint AM
LiVERWoRT PILLS. These Pills are highly extolled
beyond any other IN the United States Try box and
yon will be satisfied for yourself Begin with small doses
from one TO four READER conceive Of the
Invaluable efficacy of these Pills till you try them
Don't fail 70 try them They will recommend themselves
WOMAN's FRIEND most certain and valuable
remedy for the Falling Ofihe Womb pressing down mains
heat in the water pain in the small Of the back also il
the hips, groins and legs weakness, debility, &c Each
package will last about four weeks.
GERMAN LOTION For the salt Rheum scad Hand
scabs and scroiuous Sores. This remedy is warranted
in every instance to effect cure faithfully continued
GRAVEL MIXTURES. Warranted in every case and
under .T al 81 crsp@s s9iSe to r effect cure
CAIARRH SNUFF The most celebrated remedy ev-
dis covered for The Catarrh.
CORN PLASTER. This is a positive cure and comfort
for ALL
BALsAM OF LIFE. This remedy exceeds all Others
In of Coughs consumption II quies the patient
Immediately, removes Cramps, 5pasms, Fits, Splitting Of
blood, &c.
PAIN KILLER. For Sprains, Bruises swelines Pains
and also a remedy In all cases of Rheumatism n
taken with the bilers and pills See DIR Spears Heath
Directory.
JAUNDIoE BITTERs. most valuable stomach or
strengthening remedy. "
Rich Hair oil Perfume, Cosmetic Lotion. For all erup
tions Of the skim NF
All of these medicines are exceedingly valuable Yon
have only TO try them and they will recommend han
selves 70 Ike satisfaction OF all. ~
AGENTs-E. LlVERMORE, Worcester, G m
RINGToN, N. E. Village. ,fas "
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Farm for Sale in Rutland.

S-s CONTAINING one hundred aud thirty five acres
fmN ~ of excellent Land under high of cultiva-
&Iltion, situated one mile from the Meeting House.
The land is suitably divided into moving tiage, pasture
and wood. The farm is well fenced. Good is
brought the house and barn through aqueduct
failing springs. On the farm is a good Dwelling
House, Barn. and other outbuidings all in good repair
The whole be bought together the buildings and IS
OF land, called the " Home Place. as will best suit
he purchaser The above will be sold low and any
wishing excellent farm great bargain will do well
to call and it. For further particulars apply
VIM. ESTABROOK, on the premises, to WILLARD
BROAD, at Rutland. d2aw wtt46 Nov
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BOSTON Il WORCESTER RAIL ROAD.
fszasees f~<sx9s@s f.<A@se-s kEf2Es= "A
800 6 6 q 7s IS 8 aa..
CHANGE OF THE
Summer Advancement.


FROM WORCESTER, daily except Sunday,)
With Passengers from the Western Rail Road at
and 81
With Passengers from the Western and Norwich Kali
Road. at III AMI
NWh Worcester Passengers, and II AM and 81
NIB. The train will take up no passengers East
of birmingham.
With Passengers from NeVYork by Steamer 10 Norwich,
early every day except Monday stopping only at Framing
ham.
With Passengers from New York by Long Island Rail
road every afternoon except Sunday, stopping only az
FROM BOSTON.
FOR Albany and Western Railroad, Hartford, New IIa
ven and New York. at II A. NJ. and 4P.M
For NOrlcch and Stations the Norwich Railroad, at
II A. NJ. and 24 P. NJ.
For Worcester, and Way Sta ions the Worcester 20"
Road at II AM. 24 and 4 P.
N B. The PM. Train will not stop at any Stc ia
East of birmingham
For Afill5aru, at "a A. NJ. and P. NJ.
For New York, via Norwich and by Steamer, al o'ck
p.
For New York, by Long Island Railroad, at 81 AM.
FROM MILLBURY.
For Boston and Way Stations daily except Sunday, al
81 A NJ. and a P. NJ.
SAXONvlLLE TRAINS.
Leave Saxonvile at and 10 AM. and pm.
Leave Boston at s 40 A.M.. 81 and 81
Freight Train will leave Boston l2t NJ. for Saxon
vile taking passengers for Brighton, Newton Needham
and Natck only.
Sunday Mall from Worcester at 7aA. M-from Boston at
IL
All Baggage at the risk ofits owner.
Fares are less when paid the Ticket Offices, than in
the Cars. WIN. PARKER, Supt.
July /, 1916. t27
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Worcester, SIS. Probate Office, August A, ls46.
To all persons Interested In the Estate of Sumner
Bates, Of Webster, minor Of Alanson Bates late
of said Webster, deceased, Greeting.
VOU cited TO appear at a Court Of Probate 10 be
i holden at Worcester on the first Tuesday of Sep.
TENDER next, TO show why license should not be
granted to the Guardian OF said minor upon his Petition
10 sell the whole Of the Real Estate of said minor me
toned said Petition, for the purpose Of putting out Oh
proceeds thereof az interest Tor his benefit.
d3w CHAs. G. PRENTIss, Rec.
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Real Estate for Sale,

Ss A FIRST-RATE2 story House, GARDEN, and
E1niSN II BLACKSMITH SHOP for sale, situated in
a% Eagleville, Holden. The rbove offers good oppor
tuny for mechanic, it being business village, and
one much needed. large part of the money remain
mortgage long desir BILE. For particulars inquire
of Maj CHENERY ABBOTT or Lebanon PUTNAM, ESD, or
the sui scriber in Rutanl.
May %. dwtf22 STlLMAN ESTABROOK, Agent
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MERCHANTS EXCHANGE HOTEL,
State Street. ROSTON.

- THE Proprietor of this central and commodioua
fHEf establishment begs leave return his special
very liberal patronage and hopes by strict attention the
accommodation and comfort of his guests to make them
feel that his house is the TRAVELLERS HOME and thereby
merit a continuance of their favors.
The very admirable location of this Hotel being the
EXCHANGE BUILDING near the Banks and in the very
centre OF business and amusement all conspre make it
the most desirable stopping place for business men and the
temporary permanent visitor.
The table VIII always be supplied with all the luxures
and delicacies of the season. and the attendants VIII be
always found attentive and obligng
n. B. Board 81 per day.
Feb 81. W&S6m FERDINANDO CORR.
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Extract from Nm. NJ Packardsieuerl, dated
Monson, Mass, Jan. 20, 1896
Sir, enclosed is the payment for the last Pills. You
will please send me by Express another lot say or
dozen they give good satisfaction have not on hand
more Than boxes and do wish to be out OF them
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New England House.
No. III Broadway, nearly opposite Wall Street
New York.

New Orks
- THE above named house having undergone mate
fSaA rial alterations and been fitted up in superior
4sss~- manner for Ladies and Gentlemen who may want
transient board, will hereafter afford desirable
commodaton to all who may desire quieness and agree.
able society. 1t strictly temperance house and located
in the immediate vicinity OF business, which makes il
pleasant for business The proprietor the
public and his former friends that every exertiOn will be
used for their comfort and merit continuance Of the pat
ronage he has already received for which very CRATE
full n. b. Price 81 IS per dav
Aug. 5, 1896 stiff P. WIGHT, Proprietor
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NOlrlCE.

TIVE Copartnership heretofore existing be,,vasr bo
a. subscribers under the firm of HOLDEN 4 Halt "io
this day by mutual consent dissolved
Ihe business hereafter will be conducted by ALFRED
HOLDEN to whom all demands due the late arm viii he
paid ana OIL demands due said firm will be adjusted bv
sa'u Aifeu uoiden' ALFRED HOLDEN
West Boylston, Aug. /, 1886. d4,wst 40,
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House and Lots for Sale,

"a A NEW and Elegant HOUSE Vernant Street.
ksslA "A Also, HOUSE LOTS on Laurel Hill-many
2s OF them commanding the lest view of Worcester of
any lots in the market. A. NJ. MERRIFELD.
Worcester. March II. w3tdIf
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e. r.. CLARKE'S
vegetable Sarsaparilla Bitters.


hark, and hear the glad sounds exutingly swelling
Irough the North TO the South through The East to the
rrocalnlhg Clarkes Biers diseases dispeIinc fWe.t
ana al slckly mOrtals with health 10 be best
H. H. CLARKES Vegetable Sarsaparlla Bit
ters, are entirely Of vegetable composition and are
pVuueu ana inedicated fer the cure OF those most in
anu very prevalent diseases the Janndce aud
VI and also for variety Of other dis
sns maiauies, which, not unfreQuen.y receive thei,
lhererom as they lay the foundation for n,any other
unless e1trpeted NY the of Clarke's R;,ars
"avh cahhot De TOO highly recommended or es,as,n.d
nc numerous Testimonials aud recon neuda,tons a.
which .e puDc are pleased TO favor even daiIy ~ ~
th =, anu unequalleu efficacy OF these Bters causs
nem 70 Oe noted Tor their superiority over any
cine, TOR cleansing the stomach and boyei' si meu,
moIDu matter, purifying the blood promo,in9 .i nnu
dhu causing speedy return OF appetite with y,a
uFity OF feelings Clarkes Bitiers are decdsd gnu ac
70 any othef medicine Notwithstanding how yery bi,
hey may De recommended) for two very irnor snly
sons and should be used for third great az Iea
their thoroughness in publication al Instead ~ ISL. ior
ing the already weak patient, most medicnes ~
gradually strengthen, while they are thorouohlv .hey
ing the WORK Of purihcaon and 3d. Because tbS
Quack Medicine. ~ "''V are not
AS Clarke's Vegetable sarsaparila Bitters are c ,
of variety OF medicinal vegetable Ingredients thew oa
y restore man to permanent health by aeeu'
his system the following diseases viz: Sick Ieadach p
and Dizziness in the Head General Debility Heart h
Costiyeness DarrhDa, loss of Appetite Bilous
Gravel Pain in the Side, Back and Breast Rheumatc PAIN
Liver Complaints Heart Disease, Cough Cold nnd ali az
fectons OF the Lungs DC, where Caomel has been ~
freely used, CLARKE'S BITTERS are Of the most indnt
Importance and for all kinds OF humors as IL conains
roots Of genial ecacy also for Fever and Ague they hay
proved themselves 10 be q sovereign remedy
1-r Sold by HALLIBURTON d. Co, Boston, and s. A
ROWLAND Worcester. April l.
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New Iron Store,

NO. 73 MIN STREET, WORCESTER.
iCHARDSON, LORING & co. have on
4 u hand and for sae-Cheap far cashEpol,sb Refined
Danks, old sable Norway, Fweedes, and Band RON
Best Norway RODS Old Sable and sweeds shapes-ul.
NGytorS, AMI Jessop's-German g Coach Snrino steel
Also, Russia and English Sheet Iron Grow BarsVices-
axes ana Boxes-lIorse Nails-sheei Lead and Zinc &c
~, L. u W. are Manufacturers Of Tin, Copper
and Sheet Iron WARE upon the most r.asonabs ferns
. a. snort notice ~ Particular attention paid to Fac
STy Work-Tin RoofngTn and Copper Fave Troushs
Sery lowest prices at the OLD STAND ofH A. RICHARD
'o ha JeO doors north ofthe Eagle Intel
HPIh 81 n No. 70 Main ST., Worcester
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F0RD'S BATTING house

Nrpus NO. Wilson's LANE, BOSTON.
1b eay and evening at prices 10 suit IKE man Of w
" Snu IN or the man OF leisure ~ ~ "-'''''''
SUNDAYS BIZ Of Fare is presented every day
bes in sep'edl comprising MI the Meats and Veeeta
season. season. and RARE DISHES ~ advance Of the
pdfL sUPPERs, DINNERS and ot1Ar,oNs o.
M'or TTecsva Celebrations Rural and Water LOT
quality adan,spdp &C. &c furnished In style and of
Oft at the most ny occasion, either in the city or out
made for Juer The ample PROVISIONS have been
' 'u'pe - Address the Undersigned,
Aprlli laae JOHN FORD, 2 Rilson's Lane
- IL BOSTON.
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W@OPlNA AN HOTEL.
CITY OF WASHINGTON, NEAR THE TREASU
Nv DI7tt nr.rc ... tf

THE subscriber. having fully prepared and re,
j. plenished his well known Hotel, r~enewedly so.
hcits the patronage of his friends aud the p,blic.
bis tables will always he supplied with the best the
season affords and whilst no effort will be shared
TO give entire satisfaction, his terms will he found
so mode rate as to command attention from rcsi-
dents and strangers, There are several elenantly
furnished suites of apartments and single rooms
permanent board Will find it highly advanta peous
to call. For persons having business witt the De-
rtmen the location of the Hotel is most cOnve
nIent. Foreigners Will find their language spoken
at this house, and their comforts strictly consider.
ed. Parties accommodated with refreshments of
all kinds at the shortest notice. Dinners sent to all
parts OF the city as usual. l.. GALABRUN.
WAsHINGToN CITY, July Pm
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1846-09-05
NOTICE

~v~ From and after this date,
A~R1 and until further notice, the
G--M- Passage and Fare by the Bal
Steam Boats between
Gzx Norfolk and Baltimore,
WILL BE 81.
Passengers for Washington by this route will
have tickets issued to them on board the boat en-.
tltling them to passage through to Washington
for So Nj on board the Boats Included
Passengers taking this route to Washington will
land in Baltimore in time for the 7 O'Clock morning
train to that city. and arrive in time for break fast.
8 hours ahead of the New Rail Road and Steamboat
line. las. + PUNTFR
June Is Agent Is. S. +. co.