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Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1847-09-04
BANKS IN THE CITY OF BALTIMORE.

BANK OF BALTIMORE,
Garner Of Baltimore and 81. PAM sfrsrfs
Chartered 1895. Capital, s 300 900.
J. IL. NcttLL"H Pres. q. &. JnrniSOm, Cash.
Discount Days, Tuesday and Friday
Dividends, LIST Monday in June and December.
CHESAPEAKE BANK,
Corner Of North ana Fauetie Streets
Chartered lo36.-Captai, $3.50 900.
J. S. GITrISGs, Pres. J. Pinkneu, Cash.
Discount Day, Wednesday. - O""'
Dividends, January and July.
COMMERCIAL AND FARMERS,
Garner Of HOtcdrd and German streets
Chartered ISIO.-Capital, $5l2, $50
ELI CLAG Eft, Pres. I,ucmnn Gross Cash
Discount Days, Tuesday aud Friday.
Dividends LIST May and November.
FARMERS AND PLANTERS,
No II South, near Baltimore street
Chartered lS36.-CapitaI, s. 500 ,625
WIN. z. MAYHEM, Pres. r. B. Ruifer, Cash.
Discount Days Monday and Thursday.
Dividends, January and July.
FARMERS AND MERCHANTS,
fairrt street, corner IF E0nk Lame.
, :, Ch"r,rr'd loIo-capit"I,, 1898 500,
D. ii. thomas Pres. latin Loney, Cash.
Discount Days, Monday and THURSDAY.
Dividends, April and October
FRANKLIN BANK,
No. l3 North street, nea, Baltimore
Chartered l''O,-Caplal, 3oI $50.
D. l. DoNALps1N, Pres; 4. p. Giles, Cash.
DIScouht ~ ~, monday
Dividends, January and July.
FELL'S POINT SAVINGS INSTITUTION
No. 81 Thames street,
JAS FRAZIER, Pres. Jn0. W. Ran2olub Treas
Discount Day, Thursday 10 o'clock.
MARINE BANK,
". 4. Corner Of Gay and Second STREETS.
Chartered lSl0.-Capiial, IS 800, 200.
JACOB BIER, Pres. i. Litig, Jr., Cash.
Discount Day, Friday.
Dividends, April and October
MECHANICS BANK,
Corner Of Caiuert and FaueHe Streets
Chartered iSO6.-Capal, $5S9,sl2.
j. b. Nouns Pres. j. ~. l4in,ut. Cash.
Discount Days, Wednesday and Saturday
Dividends, June and December.
MERCHANTS BANK,
s. W. Co'nCr IF Gay and Second streets,
Chartered 1874 Capital, S 500 900.
JAMES n nwAM, r n d. Swigg, Cash.
Dividends, July aud January.
UNION BANK OF MARYLAND.
Corner Of Charles and Fauefte streets.
Chartered lSOi Capital, 1923 $50
JOHN A. GoRDoN, Pres. r. Nickle. Cash.
Discount Days, Monday and Thursday.
Dividends, January and July.
WESTERN BANK,
Eutd,c street, one door north Of EufauD House.
- Chartered lo35.-CapitaI, $3Os, 2SO.
c. BRooKs, Pres. JAS H. Carter C,sb
Discount Days. Tuesday and Friday.
Dividends, January and July.
SAVINGS BANK,
Office, s. w. Corner Of Guy and Second Streets
Chartered 1915
). GUSHING Pres. Il. Stirling, Treas.
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BANK OF BALTIMORE,
Corner Of Baltimore and St PduI Streets
Chartered 1895. Capital, s 200 ono
J. II. McCULL"H. Pres. q. e. JumiSom, Cash.
Discount Days, Tuesday and Friday
Dividends, LIST Monday in June and December
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PORTER. ALE & CIDER BOTTLING
ESTA LISUMENT.

IwNH f. subscriber has on hand and intends keeping
III supply Of the following BOTTLED Liquors:
LONDON BROWN STOUT,
GUINESS' DUBLIN DOUBLE STOUT,
SCOTH ALE.
Poughkeepse and Albany Pale Ale and Phladcl-
phia Brown Stout,
Philadelphia and Baltimore Porter and Aes.
Champagne, Newark and other elders in Wood,
and Bottles
Shipping Merchants, Captains of Vessels and Bro
kers requested to call and judge for themselves
n. b The above Liquors will be warranted to
keep sound in any climate.
THOMAS WALSH,
Of Log CABIN memory.
Sonth Gay-st, Baltimore. june 3 iy
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TO OWNERS AND MASTERS OF VESSELS.

HNo erofc nlimpro the
,nd Witness
rgdh
The Elow nga ar he
many
ronw
rhatpr
being unde o Govern
chms'E xchage.
Front the Semaphoic Signal Book, page 49, of Instructions
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r.. SINCLAIR, JR. d. co.
MACHINE AND pIow
MANUFACTURERS,
NURSERY AND SEEDSMEN-

No. 81 Light street,
pi-PLOWS, &c. FOR THE COLONIES AND
SOUTHERN PORTS. DETACHED ANDPACK.
ED IN SMALL COMPASS FOR SHIPMENTS.
jcl2
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FOREIGN CoNsULs AND VICE CoNsU1s

FOREIGN CONSULS AND VICE CONSULs.
Great Britain-J M'Tavish, 80 Second street.
France-G. Z. Morton, % basement of Exchange.
SPAIN. A. Pizarro cor Liberty & Lexington, SITS.
ror,uga'--Jose B DE Camara IL Frederick street.
wee consul OF Pontifical States-T. p Scott, is st.
Paul street.
"urtembnrg-F. l.. Brauns, Consul Gen., 90 Ger
man street.
Denmark-H. G Jacobsen, 70 South street.
Sweden and Norway-F. b. Graf, So Gay street.
Prussia-F. l.. Brauns, 90 German street.
Venezuela-J. F. Strohm, 4s Lombard street.
Hamburg-F. Rodewald, Buchanan's wharf.
iamburg-A Schumacher, Con. Gen. g S. Charles st.
Bremem-A Schumacher Cons. Gen. g S. Charles. ST.
Saxony-F. L. Brauns, 90 German street
Brazil and Two Scilies- (vacant.)
b. Graf, 50 Gay street.
L. Kuster, 10 S. Charles strcet
Uhrlaub, Hanover street.
Austria-F. Rodewald, 6S Buchanan's wharf
Henry Oelrichs. 81 S. Charles street.
Sardina-C. A. Williamson. " Cons 10 S. Cbares.,,
Belgium, s. D. Walker, 81 South Gay street.
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FOR s ALE.

S.s fSsBfE subscriber offers for sale the Estate In
Tt@A Il Leicester owned and occupied by himself con-
Insisting OF Hone, Stable and other outbuildings
together with nearly nine of adjacent Land suitably
divided into Moving and Pasture Land and Garden with
between 80 and 40 rui trees The house was butt in
1885, OF the best materials and in the most thorough
manner possible, with view 20 the greatest
and comfort Of family II has four good sized rooms OH
the lower hoor besides wash room, bathing room has
seven chambers, besides spacious closets and room
crying clothes 1t Is in sood repair and in good order
also the Stable. Shed, &c The premises are centrally
situated convenient to three Meeting houses Academy,
Bank, Post Office. &C.. and six miles distan from Wor-
cester Accommodating terms of payment will &c offered,
and early can he had application SAMUEL
MAY, Broad Street, Boston, to the subscriber the
premises SAMUEL MAY, ia.
Lhiceater, April D. isIf
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Worcester, April IS.

WoRC ESTER, IS. April 81, 1S47.
To WILLIAM w. PRArT, of Worcester, in said County,
Assignee of the Estate of HOMER SAWTELL. of
said Worcester, an nsolvent debtor, Greeting.
VOU hereby required 10 give notice that the third
meeting of the creditors Of said Homer Sawtell will
holden my Office in Worcester, the tWenfystrh
day Of AprH current at ten O'Clock in the forenoon,
when and where the said creditors may prove further
debts against the said Sawtell, and show why
certificate of discharge shall not be granted him,
and you will also settle your account and dividend
will be ordered. And you will serve this notice by pub
fishing atested of this order twice in the Daily
Spy newspaper printed at Worcester aforesaid, before
day of said meeting and by giving written notice by
mail otherwise all known creditors of said Saw
tell. And you are make return Of this order with
your dongs thereon the time and place Of said
ing ISAAC DAVIS.
copy. Master in Chancery.
A23d2t Attest, VIM w. PRATT, Assignee.
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Fishers Original Paintings,

M LEONARD of Boston, will sell in that
~ City on FRIDAY. lprit 5oth at ten O'Clock. The
PAINTINGS Of ALVAN FISHER, Esq, composed and
painted during the last five years.
# II For particulars Boston papers.
Catalogues will be forwarded TO address, on app ali
the Anctioneer. div Aprih2S
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To ALEXANDER H. BuLLocH, Esq, Clerl

of Worcester Aqueduct Company.
VOU are required to call Meeting of The Worcester
Aqueduct Company to be held at The East Town Hall
in Worcester Friday the hirtieh day of pr current
at three O'Clock afternoon the following arti-
cles, viz:
/. To choose Moderator
2. To determine whether the Company will make ex-
tension of the Aqneduct with suitable pipes and hydrans,
by laying pipes from Lincoln Square down Summer
Street TO Washington Square and thence Grafton Street
to the east end of Franklin street, and by laying pipes
from G Trumbul's down Green Street TO Wm b. Foxs
factory; and by laying pipes from Mechanic
Front Street Warren Street; and by laying pipes up
Pie ,sant Street 10 West Street y
g. To see If the Company will raise any money pay
the expense of making extension of the Agueduct by
,ax levied the polls and of the members Of the
Company otherwise
a. To determine the mode of collection of tax and
what discount shall be made payment of any with
IN a certain time.
Witness hands Worcester, this twenty. first
day April in the year eighteen hundred and forty
seven STEPHEN SALISBURY, } Committee
ISAAC DAVIS. of
HENRY w MILLER, Managers.
WORCESTER, IS. April %, IS47
THE inhabi OF the Centre District in Worcester
who by law qualified to vote ia affairs and
also included in the limits Of the said Worcester Aqueduct
Compan; heIeby notified and warned al
East Town Hall in said Worcester Friday thtieh
day Of pri instant at O'Clock p. M then and there
the several articles and subjects contained in the
foregoing requstion of the Managers of said Compan
A. H. BULLOCK,
d6t Clerk of said Company.
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A Pleasant Situation for Sale.

A Pleasant Situation for Sale.
IA fTSHE beautiful Estate situated in the east Pal OF
fsitA Central Village in Uxbridge, recently occupied
lHlsby DR.. George WILLARD consisting of about ten
acres of Land, two story Dwelling House, with piazza
two Sides Barn. Shed and Out buildings There
is variety of choice Fruit Trees upon the place This
estate is within five minutes walk Of of the stations
The Providence and Worcester Railroad and is one OF
the most desirable residences in the County of Worcester
Application may be made to Col. JOHN w. CAPRoN in
Uxbrdge, to either Of the subscribers Worcester
w 0 BARTLETT,
JOHN c. YMAN.
Worcester Jan ie, l847. dwistf3
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G57 Lamartine says-"I have always loved to
know the homes and the domestic circumstances
OF those. with whom have any thing to do in
the world. 1t is part of themselves; 1t is a
second external physiognomy, which gives the
key to their disposition and destiny.''
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SPRING GOODS.

HALE, RICE g. AMORY,
NO. s PEARL STREET, BOSTON,, have re-
ceved by recent arrivals Sixty packages, comprising
Broadcloths, Cassmcres; vestings; Cashmaretts:
Summer stnls; satnsi DeLaiRes; Oregon Piaids;
Ginghsms; Musins; Wave and printed Lawns;
Cashmere, Broche, stradella, silk and Printed
shawls; Hosiery; Gloves; Trimming Frlnges;
Laces; Jacconets; Swiss Mulls; Book Muslins;
India and Nainsook Mulls; Victoria Lawns,
~ India Linens; Check Cornbrcs. and MANY other
articles Of scarce and desirable Goods which with their
former stock OF Staple Goods Prints &C., completes one
OF 'ne most attractive assortmens In the Market all which
they offer at the lowest market prices.
Boston, March &c. dFAM wq,,s,s
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Look at This.

la DOR SALE valuable Real Estate situate on
fnEA Front Street, No. g. in Worcester, consisting
4zA of large BRICK HOTSE and BARN. a short dis
lance from the Railroad repots Said House will accom-.
moate three families above the basement story which
occupied Store. For particulars iDQaire
scrber on the premises. P KNOWLTON.
Worcester, April 81 d.
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Providence & Worcester Rail Road Go.
Tenth and Last Assessment.
NOTICE is hereby given that the Tenth and last As
IN sessmen OF Ten Dollars each share Fable ON
THE FIRST DAY OF MAY NEXT
~ Interest from that day will be charged on all nav
ments not made previous the 18th day of May.
ISAAC BROWN, Treasurer.
Providence, April l9, le47. dtMl2
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DIED,

In this town, April is, Danna daughter of the late Mr.
Leonard Moore, yrs and mos; Goth, drowned The
Red Mills, Nelson c. of Mr. jonathan Nichols, Al yrs
In Harvard. April 81, Gen. John P. Whitcomb ST.
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Peoples Mutual Fire Insurance Company
rByHE first meeting of the Members of this corporation
4 viii be held at Room No. g. under Briney Hall, in
Worcester, Thursday The ttoenty ninth day Of April
current, O'Clock AM the purpose of accepting the
ACT Incorporating said Company making By Laws choos
ing Directors, and doing all other acts necessary
pete organization of said corporation according law
under its charter.
GEO. BOWEN, Persons named in
Is. II. MENWAY,} the act of
JAMES II. WALL, } Incorporation.
Worcester, April %. l847. dim
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FARWELL 4 WHEELOCK.

tAAN w ELL N Wt1EELOChs
House, Sign, Chair and Furniture Painters.
FRAMING and Paper Hanging done TO order.
EiNG practical Painters themselves and having secured
IL the services 6 Mr. G. PEASE in the Granins depart
ment Il will be their endeayor merit and hope Ia re-
ceive share OF the public patronage
O shop No Mechanic Street over Thomas sutton;s
Grain Store 8 FARWEIT
worcester March 4, ls47 dSm j. III. WHEELOCE
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size AND MOL

SUGAR AND MOLASSES.
90 HHDS prime Porto Rico and New Orleans SUGAR
50 rs boxes do Brown Havana do
so hhds do Trinidad and Cardenas MOLASSES.
Jus. received and for sale by
B. BUTMAN e. co.
Worcester, April rs. dltw2ml7
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MARRIED

In New-York City, April Goth, by Rev Mr. Bellows, Mr.
!ohn G. Cone TO Miss Julia D., only daughter If G w.
Gray, Esq 20lh, BY Rev. DIR Fisher Mr. j. A. Chessman
TO Miss Elizabeth L. daughter Of Wm N. Wilmarth, Esq
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FIRE INSURANCE.

FIRE INSURANCE.
THE American Insurance Company, Prtvi-
dence R l.. continue to insure against LOSS OR
DAMAGE BY FIRE, Cation, Woolen and other Man
daco les, Buildings, and Merchandise favorable
The Capital Stock,
$4,000,
all paid in, and well invested Directors-Wm Rho les
Robert Stafford Amos d. Smith, Resolved Waern an,
Shuhae Huchins Ebcne2er Kelley, Tuy ID. Brown, Ma.
thanie Bishop, George s. Rahbone Caleb Harris, J bez
Bull ok, Walker Humphrey, and Allen o. reck
Persons wishing for Insurance requested dill
their applications (Which should be accompanied with
particular description of the property per mall the
President Secretary Of the Company and the will
meet with prompt attention.
ALIEN o. PECK, President
WALKER HUMPHREY Secretary
American Insurance Co 81
Office, Nov 8, lS46. I
u The subscrber is authorized TO receive Applicant ms
for Insurance by the above Company.
". o. BARTLETT,
Office in Buiman Block
Worcester, Jan /, 647. dlstf
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NOTICE. ~ M
THE subscrlb having purchased the Stock and Tools
Il Of Wr WIN. WyMAE, and secured his services In the
Copper Smith Business, would respectfully inform his
Il on in all It's branches, such COPPER SET KETTLES,
HArTER'5 and DYE KETTLES, and Panshed Work Of
every description, 10 order.
stantly on hand Repairing done usual.
JOHN SUTTON, ~ School st.
Worcester, April Is. dwui6
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Miners Wanted.

THE subscriber wishes to engage four proeffo
miners. 1t is supposed that among the foreign en-
grants in this there may be that have la OK
perieBce in this busnessto such good wages will be NV
Call my residence in West Street
Worcester, April 20. d !. R. BARBOUR
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NG,EIEE.

THIS certifes that have given my son, OLIVER
his time till OF age, and that hereafter shall claim
none Of his earnings pay any debts his contracting
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To the Honorable Board Of County Com-

missoners for the County of Worcester
TIVE Petition Of the Worcester and Nashua Railroad
Company respectfully represents that thew have iad
out and located their Railroad upon across land Wing
in the OF West Boyston in said Countv Owned ana
held by Marsh of Chesterfield in the state of Nevv
Hampshire, in trust for the wife OF Jotham GLACIER of said
West Boyston and that your Petitioners propose to take
for the purposes of their Railroad portions Of the land
aforesaid described follows, TO wit:
A strip Of lane 576 feet long measured the
Of said Railroad as The is located the northery end
bounding the road leading by the Russell Holt
IN said West B0yston and the southery on the high
way leading from the Valley Hotel In said West Boylston
TO Worcester, being strip OF land and half rods
wide on each side of the line of said Railroad the
souhey end Of said strip thence divergiIg sixty feet
IN width or each side of said line the distance
TWO hundred feet from said souther end thence converr
Ing 10 hrtythee feet in width the easery side of said
line, and forty nine and half feet in width on
the westerly side thereof the distance OF three hundred
feet from said southerly end thence of uniform width
OF tny three leet On the easterIy and OF forty and
nan eet IN width on the westerly side of said line
to he road leading by the house Russell Holt aforesaid
less. "
Aso another piece Of land adjoining the above described
strip, from which said Company propose take earth
gravel and materials necessary for the purpose of CON
structiHg said Railroad described as follows to wit
strip land sixty feet wide and three hundred feet opg
~ On me westerly side of the strip above described
saii hos Containing forty huaaedhs of an acre
more less " 90 '
And your Petitioners that where they pronose to
take Inc land aforesaid than five rods wide or with
out the limits of said Railroad necessary so to do or
the purpose Of cuttings entertainments and for procnring
stone and gravel and necessary for The nrorer
construction and security of said Railroad and the Pe
TONERS further they have NOT been ahIs ~
me land and materials aforesaid by voluntary agreement
with the owner thereof wherefore they pray yor Honn
BOARD aer due notice. TO view the premises to ore
scribe the limits within which said COMPANY NAV take
said land where they propose the same more than
I'VE rods in width or without the limits said Railroad
ana 10 estimate according the provisions of law the
amount of damages any sustained by the owner thereof
in the premises. ~
Worcester and Nashua Railroad COMPANY bv
w. A WHEELER Agent
"a
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Hunters mot Reeds Pulmonary Balsam
and DVsuenSya Pills

fINHESE articles offered 10 the notice NJ m.
community in this part Of New England They have
been Tor several years extensively successfully used in
Maine where they have acquired great celebrity Tor their
cnraive qualities The proprietor has ed numerous
cerhcates oil important effected by these medicines
when used together, The accompany ing Directions viii
shew In presenting these medicines to the pnbic The
proprietor confidently recommends them Tor trial 10 ali
VINO may he afflicted with Coughs Colds and other mi
monary complaints feeling certain that dsapp intnent
VIII not ensle. Prepared by j. CURTIS. Proprietor
Bangor-sold at wholesale by
. SIMPSON & REED,
March ~. d2aw3m IS Merchants Ro, BOSTON
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Worcester County Institution for savings.

WfiTfpHIpF &QVVnOH
"oi0o''oi oouht! iheslunun iVi Na'IhSS'
ANNUAL MEETING.
AZ the NINgTEENTH Annual Meeting OF the WORCEs-
t I'm 1870 ot. INelitulioN FOX sAVlNGs, the
s sTEpu n eaT S'eI'.u D.,
runs ETNNiCTTT os tessa'"'
saN,i T nlNMiEn !, ,, oecreeay'
Twe,ve Vica b. -, PA ,saS s
were ieca 0o and oner trustees
- nc sc ohoes nase .ne SeneiaI cAa'sS anu
oasy Is executed hy monthly Committees consisting OF
the Office Of ahe s,"oo - ss are aad
pasd , or ore Is as w hrs
''' 80 I'm. pn", ''o"'" 10 '''0 iio''u no
re,; T,.aI 80 "OLo "
Mat,,rin / Fi,ber g nanIs1 G o. Msnad"'
An,bonv Chaa' A,n p ,s"uu"'''
n"''ony ohaso' amos nlown
1oh IA -, NY EmnEh.
'''y ,n wasn'ur"' Eowara Earle.
Rep;on;n I, u,..as IN E.
I INN ~ w Ea afe warren Lazeli,
Ju1v .,ru.nw
ys.r, ~ 'ANoahn'
John Park q r Wr;cL
VIM Johnson. " W. n M mtaran
.nnrsT WI. nrown-
F.w 1 pa;us < EEnRq Larry.
E. H. Hemenway' VIM WSssier
srpTewnrp ~ ~
xr,eyaas 49, g =, ntASon
Calvin willard fhar,as ~ nsan;;;
Ichabad washh,r, tih N -. a.ens'ss
- -. -, ,,.. '
o,.c. DoAhD VI IN 70 MEM !.
$500 rD;; - - Iio',en"ay,
- W. , SenhIson, Ah.hony Cnase,
nv N'nm'.u,1,
AUDITORS AND EXAMINERS.
The accounts Of the Treasurer and the doings Of the
Board OF Investment are carefully examined by the Audi
tors from time to time, and reports by them
the trustees Inc auditors and examiners elected
Alfred u Foster, Francis T. Merrck
'ohh W. ihhcon,
--
url,pr rc,,r,,, l NE s nfn, 49,, hEfUhI
"ohCHsIER CoONIf lnSIiTO1iOH FOR SLY
iNGS.
APRIL, Ia, 1916.
fU un7 e on oay o. april 1870 20 me uth day OF April,
e47 there has been received in 1856 deposits
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Drugs, Medicines, Dive StufFs, Paints.

Drugs, Medicines, Dye Stufs, Paints,
Window Glass, SIC. &c.
conssant supply may ai,vays be found for sale by
RANDALL & BATCHELLER.
81 India Street, corner of Custom House St
BOSTON.
A M: Lnseed OH, Eng. do.-French Yellew Eng yeni-
tan Red, Whiting, Chrome Green Superior Paris do
bruswck Pruss Green Superior Coach aud Furniture Var
nish Pruss Blue, Eng and Am vermilion China and Am
Alum, Copperas superior Nader, Cream Tartar Soda
&C.. with full assortment Of WINDOW GLASS of yari
brands. " 'a'i-
U All orders will be punrtualy attended to- and with
the utmost dispatch. eod6w Boston March
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Superfine Broadclnths.

ENLERGY MEN and others in want of superior
~ Black French CLOTHS and DOEsKINs w II find Il
excellent assortment at low prices, at s2e.ssfe
Worcester, April a. OWLS CHAMRERLIN,s
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SEED S Fed.
Dancing School.

MIR PAPANTI of Boston, respectfully informs
IVA the Ladies and Gentlemen Worcester that BY the
solicitation Of several families he proposes il sufficient
encouragement be given, to open a DANCING SCHOOL
for Young Ladies' and Boys, commencing the ffth Of
May, to be kept twice week, Wednesdays
days, in the afternoon, fer twelve weeks.
Also school for Young Gentleman commencing the
evening of the day and be kept twice week in
the evening for the same number of weeks.
Mr. Papanti requests the favor of tho who wish to pat
ronze him. 10 leave their at the Bookstore of
EDWARD LIvERM0RE, Main Street, where they may
tain further particulars. dtM5 April IL.
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Mutual Fire Insurance

The New England, The Farmers', The Equitable and
The Bowduch-al safe Mutual Companies-rnay he
procured on favorable TERMS by application 10 GEO. NJ
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New Bonnet Pressing Establishment
at our Bonnet Store in Waldo Block.
ISAAC Fl. UPTON CO. would correct the
opinion that they take in Bonnets for others Bleach
and Press, wing ourselves by far the extensive
Bleaching and Pressing apparatus be found Worcester
Bonnets altered the present fashion any style
suit our customers with the utmost dispatch.
Experienced Straw Sewers will find constant
employment and good wages by applying above
Worcester, April "a. DIV