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Army Promotions.

The list ot brsvets. which have been conhrm sd bs the seaate has been published.
 The Washington un:en says that .'ii is proper ts stats the si. of ssevet for all the diffes- ent actions were transmitted to tie Senate a, iAe sane fine: but the lisi now published. from Gen. Taylses liar is ail thathss yei received the confirmation of .hAi tody:,' Gsnssais Tsol As.d rwiss- tavs hu.h been btes- sstsd maj0g gsasrais. Col Churchill has been btsv- s,ssd asrsaa:sr general Capt. sr,gs receives 2 kssvr; E,,stsnant eOonslcy M.jor Bliss iis also srsrsfisi iiratshani colonel. We vi! .ci- reca psulats ths full iist will be read with interest by al goneerned.
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The News from Mexico,

It will be gratifying to our readers to learn that official information has beer at last received tha the Treaty has been ratied by the only doubtful branch of the Mexican Congress, and that peace is beyond any question already made.
 We have occupied some space Tn this column with former intelligence, but this came by the Steamer Armstrong, which arrived yesterday a. our plper was going to press. h Is contained in the New OTleans Delta of the 3Oth
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IT Our especial thanks are due to he Rev. Mr. WALSH of this city, for the FEesmans Journal, pub hshcd in Dublin, Irsstnd. thc London Tablet and sthsr European papers of late date
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Isli,r frem 'lhs Hen. R.W. Johp,op.

Ts iAs EditOT of Ae .irkaasss Banasy: DEAH sIR--obllge ne by publishing the enelOs. ed. which has now become law, aud which may be ef qualification and of relief to many oi our citizens Al has net bsea done in this conaee- ton, but 1t is to be hoped that further act will be passed.
 Your frIend,
 R. W. JOHNSON. M.. lR laaa
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We gre under obligations again 10 Lieut. J. II. H.Fe'ch. for laie Pa?ers from the city of Mexico. Also. to Col. 4. H. Ratherferd. and the officer. Of the steamer Doswel!, for is,e New Orleans pa Pees.
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And at any other time anl place in the above counties appointed by the people, where the ap- pointment does not conflict with either of the above experiments.
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eS-Fsom the Baltimore correspcndence of ihe Washlagea unioa. We regret to lean tbat Rev. Robt EScsy. prssid nt of Dickson College. died In the ely ef Rak;mere on he morning of the 18th ul;.
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r Weare authoiiSed Co announce C. A. CELLERS ss candidate for Constable of Big Rock township, al the easuiss August election.
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BENTON, June list, ls4s.

co Lansfeldt. the murderer of Mrs. Raiemacker, of Philadehis, has been found guilty of murder in the hrsl degree
The Arkansas banner., 1848-06-06

Willis says, I've love woEnen little for wha, we do know of them, and great deal more for what we do aot'
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BALrrxoKE May. e6,

 The following is ,elegrzphic synopsis of the hual proceedings of the Baltimore Democratic Pres- dental Convention. the day following the bomi- nations; or the 26ih The Vice PreN ents of the Convention were sp- pointed committee 10 wait on the nominees and inform them of their nomination.
 resolution providing that for the future no State should send more delegates Co National Conven- lion than t has Electoral votes wss discuSsed and postponed for future consideration.
 The Committee oh Resolutions reported series, enbodying the prircipfes of the Democratic par ty those aVowed in A That the Government has no power 10 carry out system oi general iuterna improvements.
 Opposition to the assumption of the public debts of the States by ths General Government.
 Approval o' the Sub-Tfeas0ry. The Taihf of '46 Against the distribution of the proceeds of the public lands. In favor of the Veto power, as being just and necessary cheek upon imprevitent legislation. resolution eongratulstag the people France upon their accession to ;he ranks of freemen, was adopted MT Y.SeEY, from minority of the same con- miiiee, submitted the following resolution ] Resoiptd, Thai the doctrine of hon-ia erfsrence kh the rights and property of any portion or the citizens of his Republic in any of the States Ter roies. by other that the parties interested, ], | the true Republican docfrine
 This resolution, after considerable discussion, Aegatived by a voie of 36 to 2i6. The resolutions repolted by the majority of tht conmittee were ten a10Died aaaatEso1siy, 1 The Old Huakers catered theiI protest agsitfs the proceedings of the Convention, which was re- corded On a,oiion, the thanks of the Convention wefe { tendsred the different officers. l On motion, the Convention adioursed stas ds after hstenins 10 kief valediet0Iy hon the Ffesf l dent.
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Judg. Oldham Candidate for tAs [. x. Senate.

In letter to the Editor of the Van. Buren insei- tgeneer, Judge Oldham announces hims, II ss fol- lewG
 ta- Fsystfssils. Mag q. is4s. Al the solicitation of many friends and fiom a iaudaole ambition. have announced myself Can ddate Tor the United States Senate 10 fil the va. cancy oceas'oaed by the death of Colonel c. AsH- REV will be down 10 your city on Thursday next. when vii publish short Address 10 the citizens oi the State. Yours, most respectfully.
 W. :. OLDHAM.
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Again: Filtration is a circulating library. In which we seldom ask iwice for tie same volume P
The Arkansas banner., 1848-06-06
 Arkansas Lands and Lead Mines.

Our Slate at this moment presents greater induce ment to emigsnts and settlers than any other por- tln of the west. Her lands which have been sor- avail himself of the donation act to procure quar- ter section of land for himself and one for each of lis family, for the price Of Sl which is paid 10 the Auditor for a deed These lands have been select ed generally for heir fertility, and entered the Government lasd office a, one dollar and twenty five cents per acre by the original purchaser. From neglect upon the part of the owner or deah vaiua- ble tracts a various portions of the State have been forfeited aud have now become part of the lands to be donstei To these lands the State will make a valid title.
 The unsold portion Of the grant from Congress of the 500 900 subject to sale. at the price of one dollar and twenty five cents per acre, a credit of 2 3, 1, and years win sIxper cent in- teiest from the date of purchase. he grant has been located upon some of tho finest lands and muo of it upon the most recent surveys, by competent agents or by the personal application of those who desired to become purchasers after tlse land had been made subject to entry.
 Another inducement is the Mineral lands which abound in this State, and especially tle lead region of this neighborhood. Discoveries of rich ore are constantly being made, and we have reason to be-
 eve from the present sirccess of the investgaiisns and the prospect, that hundreds of miners may be pro- htably employed and wiii be before another year rolls round. Topractieal miners and mineralogisis no country offers Sieh 6eld for explora- ten and speculation from the fact that i, Is almost uaIrisa and ankowncxcePt where the minerals have been found upon the very surface. We may yet see the day when the richest export upon the Arkansas will be her ores, and wealth will flow iu npen' U from the produce of her mines.
 BENTON, June lst, is4s. Cor l.. J ReARpox, Esq
 Su:-You will Please announce my name as a candidate, to represent the 18th district in the Sc. oae, composed Of Saline and Perry counties, And obiige yours Ne
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Why k The letter 3 lazy and extragagsnt letter Because it Is always in b<d and never Oat o4 ssd.
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GREAT INDUCEMENTS for NEW UBsrRIBER
ss so per annum in advance.

h order that the Banner may increase its already sxtsnsive circulation, have determined to reduce the subscription price for the volume, eommen- cling with this number
 A remittance of FrvE DOLLARS, IN ADVANCE, by mail, or otherwise, will entitle subscriber to the paper for TWO years: or two subscribers, osE year This applies to those paying in advance, but none others Three dollars will, in all cases, be emanded of those in arrears at thistime.
 To AGEsTs.-Our agents throughout the State authorized to receive for 'lOo years Subscription from oae subscriber, FrvE DoLLARs. m adrauce; or from two subscribers, fire doiicrs, for one year.
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POLITICAL APPOINTMENTS.

General JAMEs YELL will address the people as Democratic ElectOr in the following counties. and .. she following time. and places to-wi:
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BALTIMORE. May 9. sr.

 The session of the Baltimore Convention this morning was taken up in the discussion oi a motion 10 sa abssituie for Mir Yancey 5 resolution one ad- hitting both ses ot New York delegates, which iaoton finally prevailed by yeas l26. nays I25 The question then recaued on tie revolution as amended; when, on motion, the Convention adioul a- ed E
 The afternoon was principally occupied by ihs discussion Of a motion 10 admit tae hunkers. MT. Thompson, of New Jersey, proposed 10 rege the question back 10 the Stitp. \ MT. MeAlsteT, of Georgia, opposed the propos.- ton. The State, he contenaed, should be repre- sented by one the other set delegates and that he for one would be afraid 10 meet the question MT. Thompson remarked that he deemed the agit. Stion of the Wilmot proviso subject as njudici ioas S it Was calculated to array the South against the North.
 The previous question was finally called and sus. taned, by yeas l72, nays 5l.
 The question then recuEred on admitting both delegations.
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NOTICE to Planners and NTerchants.

FTNHE subscriber has hand and tor sale at his
y, Agricultural 1 Ware House and Seed stors NO 20
the following articles. viz:
Hale's Kimbals, and Phillips, Messers' and Colby's
Grass and Bush SYTHES, of various qualities.
Lamsons Clapps Carr's, and Atkins Grass and Bush
Sythe SNATHS.
Smthheld, Indian and Pond QuinnehauE Svthe STOVES
MasonS, Fsks Wizards, and Billiards. Sy.he RIFLEs
GRAIN CRADLES AND SYTHEs
Putmans, Wilcoxs, and Carpenters HAY RAKEs;
Duncan's SPRING TOOTH HORSE RAKES-Wood
EMS REYoLYING Horse Rakes-Bartett's Hand Wheel
Rakes
Parlridges, Gaylord's, Kings, end Plimpton's Hay
FORKS, OF all skies
Sickles Grass Hooks, and Grass Shears
Nova Scotia Blue Sheet, finished and unfinished Grind.
stones, both hung and not hung Grndstone Cranks with
Hanged and Screw Arbors, Anti-iriction Rolls.
Barn Door Hangers, Churns, Tubs, Pails Baskes-Bnt
ter Fruit, and Nest Boxes-Washing Machines, Wash
boards, Clothes Pins Mop Handles Gram Measures &c
Also Met, Buck Whea., Oats, White Beans, Guano
&c &c, together with general assortment Of Farming
Tools, &C. o. CONVERSE :
Worcester July s. dwtC
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AN and after Monday, July "a, le4s PASSENGER
Fitchburg Rail Road to Boston, follows:
Leave Clihtonve at 20 AM g G5 AN. and 05 P. NJ
interesting at Groon with Trains from Fitchburg to
Boston at 7O5 AM, $40 M. and 40 p NJ or on the
arrival Of said Trains.
Returnfng-Leave GrotDn for Cintonvile at 6.27 M,
2P.M and Is p NJ the arrival Of Trains upon the
Fitchbure Railroad which eave Boston at AM IL M
and ass PM.
The above tt aims will alse connect at GrOton with
Trains upon the SIoDey Brook Rail Road for LOWELL.
A STAGE will leave Worcester for Cntonville and
Lowell at e45 NJ and 100 p NJ and arrive at Clinton
vile in season the Trans which leave Cntonvie at
9O5 M. and 405 /. M and GrOton at $40 Am and 44O
PM over the Stoney Brook Rail Road to Lowell, arriv~
ing in Lowell at 1925 A. M. and 525.
Returning-Leave Lowellfo for Groton at TAO NJ and
LIS PM and arrive in Groton in season for the Trains
for Clntonvile and Worcester which leave Groton at
s27A NJ and p NJ, arriving in Worcester at IL A. M.
and S PM.
The Trains which leave Clintonve at 9.05 A. M, and
Lowell at Is PM, with Trains upon the Lowell
and Lawrence and Boston and Maine Rail Roads, thus
forming communication between Portland and Worces-
ter New York. the West by way of the Norwich and
Worcester and IVES Railroads.
Fare from Worcester to LotOeH, 81 .25.
Stage will run from Sterling TO the village OF New
Boston in Lancaster with passengers for the Train which
leaves Clintonve $40 Am, returning after the arrival
of the last train from Boston and Groton.
The above trains connect at Groton with trains upon
the Peerbefo and Shirley Railroad and with the Vermont
and Mass and Cheshire Railroads. by way Of the Fitch
burg Railroad. W. A. WHEELER,
Worcester, July 20. d"u Agent
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Upton, Grafton, N. E. Village, and


. -~oA FVNHB subscriber has commenced running
,&TFfESSHA Stage to and from Upton daily,
Ez9=zzzsA tSundays Cxceptei) to connect with the
line between Worcester and Grafton leaving Upton Hotel
at So M and returning viii leave the Central Hotel,
Worcester at ST Pm.
The Grafton and Worcester Stage viii twice day
leaving Worcester at lO3 AM. and 81 Pm.
Books kent at the Grafton HOTEL L. NJ. Smiths Post
Office, NJ E. Village, Central Hotel Worcester, and also
at the General Stage Office, No. Merchants Row.
Ii is very necessary all Express Business should be
accompanied with written orders and signed personally
that il may e done with correctness.
July 2. dwtf TYLER HARRiNGIoN.
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00n AGENTS WANTED, TO SELL A
@OO NEW, LARGE. SPLENDID TOWNSHIP MAP OF
Pennsylvania, In this State AMI with it, and in all the
other States FAMILY Medical Works OF great value
Comforts Thomsonian Practice of Medicine;
Comforts Ihomscnan Practice OF Midwifery.
To applications, POSTAGE PAID circular will be
ed, giving the particulars of The whole subject.
ALEXANDER HARRISON,
e Oct 81 81 south Seventh street, Philadelphia
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CitV Optical Rooms,

United States Block, main entrance up stairs.
J. p. PAINE & SON, Opticians,
w the public generally that owing the liberal pat
ornage bestowed upon them they have been induced
remove from their old stend sheir present commodious
rooms where they will be happy to wait all those
who may require their After experience oil
ten devoted exclusively to the manufacture and safe
SpectdcLes they feel confident rendering entire
action to those who honor them with their avors.
CAUTION!
Whereas has been represented the undersigned by
individuals, they have been imposed upon
by certain dealers in speclacles who have sold them
spurious article purponng TO be manufactured by the
undersigned would take This opportunity
OF informing renda and the public generally
that WE HAVE AGENTS and TIE only Place n Forces
ter, GOhere PAIN E'S PARABOLA EPECTACLES can be
obtained, is at
The City Optical Rooms, U. States Block,
and they would pectfully all who to
resort to artificial aid for impaired vision to call and test
quality Of the above named Spectacles (wheher they
purchase not) as adjusted by the OPTOMETER. This
instr inAented by John Paine, tor the purpose
adjusting the Lenses of the spectacle any
detect Of the eye, whether il proceed from distorted
unqualified vision cataract in fact amest any
We claim for those gasses the following properties viz
lst learness and finish not to be surpassed equaed
alterations 3d. they can be for any length of lime
when fitted by the Opometer without faiigung the eye
or occasioning the slightest Inconvenience 4th they
preserve the stght and in many cases restore ii.
All those qualities we claim for Spectacles, and
respectfully invite those who doubt and all others, call
and satisfy themselves, by personal examination
The annexed parag aph is the opinion Of j. " O. SMITH,
NJ. d. the celebI aied Lecturer Optics and the Eye
He says through the columns of his Medical journal:
The Editor has lesurey examlned Mr. Paines iRven-
ton, and, without hestaOn express belief that
II Is not only very ingenious, but very usei0 instru
ment and destined for extensive reputation, when
fairly brought before the public. EOery
OptciGn in large cities would find his account In hav
Ing an Optoneter in his establishment"
The above opinion Is but the echo OF numerous Others
with which we will not weary your patience, but will
merely say, call and Judge for yourself whether these
things So
N. b. sExTANTs QUADRENTs, SPY GLASSES,
and all manner Optical Instruments repaired at short
notice. JOHN p. PAINE g. SON.
Worcester. April 10. a. jwtf
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WESTERN RAIL ROAD.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

Go - - - -
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NEW STORE!
(Warden BIOck,) No. Al Front ST.,

WORCESTER,
TNHE subscriber having recently opened New Store
i No. A Front Street, with fresh stock of
FAMILY GROCERIES,,
is prepared furnish the citizens with every article
at the lowest wholesale prices by the quantity, retail
for cash.
All kinds of TEAS, SUGARS, SPICES, MOLASSES,
&C., offered at the very lowest price which al
ferded and will be warranted give satisfaction or he
goods may be returned.
BUTTER, CHEESE and LARD, in large and small
packages constantly on hand. Also,
BEEF, PORK, HAMS,
Mackerei, salmon, Goldfish and Herring, by the single
pound or quantity, of excellent quality
FLOUR and MEAL, at market prices.
Dried Apptes, Potatoes Oranges, Lemons, Raisins
Syrups, Ketchups and Pickles. and general assortment
OF goods usually obtained in such stores the cheapest
Dosh prices.
Citizens and strangers invited the stock
and prices Goods delivered in all parts of the city
expense, by ] ANDREWS,
Worcester, March 81. dwtf a Front st.
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Commencing Wednesday, Dec. l, l847,
PASSENGER TRAINS daily, Sundays excepted
leaving follows
Boston, and SA NJ and +. M rat
Worcester, 81 and 10 A. aud I. M.
hiss Albany, IT A. M. % P NJ;
Springfield, Ct AM. AMI Ii NJ. for Albany;
Springfield, ST AM, II and PM, Tor arrival
the train from New York. foI Worcester and Boston,
DAY LINE TO NEW YORK-Uia Spring field
The Steamboat train leaving Boston at AM. and Wor
81 AM, will stop Way Stations, unless
take passengers Springfield beyond-Passenges pr
coed directly by way Hartford and New Haven,
arrive in New York by P. NJ.
Returning leaves New York at 81 A. NJ. and arrives
Worcester at PM.
FOR ALBANY AND TROY,
Leave Boston at A M, Worcester 10 A. NJ and arri'
at Albany Ct Nor leave Boston at M. ,Worcest'
At p NJ lodge in Springfield, leave 81 next mornn
and arri- Elm Albany at II P nj.
The trains for Troy leave the arrival OF the tram
at Greenbush.s
The trains for Bufqlo leave Albany alta A. NJ. Pm
The trains ofthe Pts6eld and North Adams Rail Koao
connect Pittsfeld
The trains of the Hudson and Berkshire Rail Road con-
meet at Chatham.
The Housatonic Rail Road connects at State line.
The trains for Northampton and Greepneld connect al
Springfield and passengers proceed by Stage to Bratles
boro Windsor Bellows Falls, Hanover, Haverhll, &c:
Stages run from Charlton to Southhridge-irom !" est
Brookeld to Ware Enfield, New BraiRtree and Hardwlck
from Palmer to Three Rivers, Belchertown Amherst,
Ware and Monson. JAMES BARNES
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New Line Of Stages from Princeton

10 Worcester.
NeW Aiordn cement Of the Rutland and Worcester Stage.
5. A STAGE will leave the POSI-
6SEfA ~ e "A Office in Princeton every day
Sundays excepted) 81 O'Clock
and Rutland 64 and arrive in
Essssk& * - Worcester in for the nine
= : O'Clock train Of for Boston
and 81 train for Albany RETURNING-Leaves the
American Temperance House OF IS O'Clock P. M thI
arrival of the 24 O'Clock train from Boston
Passengers going to Holden, Rutland, or Princeton
please inform the Tcket-master and Conductor, and
their fare through to either pacevz $780, and have the
names entered the way bill
June 2, 1947 JOSEPH TAYLOR. .
Worcester, SOuthbridge, and Sturbridge
STAGE,
In connection ith The NorwicA and Forester Railroad
1o4n aaS sSs Psb Hs'P 'sst HI ha a
y7s5J TY M NJ established new line Of Stages to
between Webster, South.
bridge and turbridge Leave Souhbridge at s. NJ and
arrive Webster in time take the 81 train OF cars foT
Worcester and Boston, arriving at Boston at III A. NJ
RETURNING--Leave Boston at 81 and Worcester al
A. P. NJ. arriving Souhbridge at 81 p NJ thus giving
Souhbrdge passengers 81 hours in Boston and return the
day. Passengers for Worcester will be set down
AZ the Norwich ana Forester Depot.
Tickets be obtained of the subscriber anil at Phelps
Jeweiry Store Southbridge through TO Worcester, and
the Norwich and Worcester Railroad Ticket Otdce
through Souhbridge Fare by this route is as lou az
by any other. 49,
All business ntrusted to the subscriber will be prompt
ly and faithfully attended TO.
10. Office ineV at the Am. Temperance House
May la. JOSEPH SHEPAFD.
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WORCESTER MARBLE YARD,

NVVIbNhI0 AAh 1fA1RWg
Near Am. Temperance House and Railroad Depot.
THO THOSE who wish 10 procure classic Monume. rs, OF
Il ancient or modern designs, would say that have
succeeded procuring tho beat Of London and American
qualifications The subject Of Monuments and Head ones,
prepared TO execute order OF ths best OF stCc
MONUMENTS and HEAD STONES Of any design, IN
the best manner. hope they will call ind eSam'c of
themsclses u. IL. KIM EY
Worcester, mas 20. a
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NEWPORT via PROVIDENCE,

NGWEOh1 wa GROv4UEl1NOEsG
b r~v@ hrINHE Steamer PERRY, Capt. WooLsEY
e-=EES-s-5 will run between Providence and New
zrs7@1ErszSs7s4-sp port, connecting with Trains of
Providence and Worcester Rail Road,
AS follows Leave NEWPORT at S A. NJ. and p. NJ.
- Leave PRoylDENCE at 1015 A. and $50
elAzEJ I'M or on arrival OF Trains from Worcester.
VS. Passengers may procure through Tickets at
- ALBANY, Worcester and on board Of Boat
Passengers leaving Albany in the morning, may arrive
at Newport the same evening" may remain all night at
Worcester and arrive at Newport IL M. next day. or
leave Saratoga at ii 80 M. Abanyat ASP M spend
the night Springfield and arrive Newport next even
ing
Passengers leaving Newport in the morning may arrive
at Albany same evening, or leaving Newport p NJ,
may sleep Springfield and arrive at Albany 100
and leave Saratoga at P. M.
Passengers leaving New York in he afternoon, via New
Haven, may sleep New Haven and thence via Spring
field arrive at Newport next evening.
Passengers and Baggage transported OF charge be-
tween cars and steamboat at Providence.
Fare between Albany and Newport, S5, so;
do. do. Worcester and Newport. S so.
ISAAC HINCKLEY, Sup't
July 81. dwtf Prov. & Wor Railroad.
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Providence & Worcester Railroad.
PASSENGER NOTICE.

sss tEssasssa $500 D -!
ON and after Wednesday, March 18th, ls48, troins will
" run follows. 80 -
THROUGH TRAINS
Leave Worcester at 730 Am. and 3 40 Pm
Leave Providence at z Am. ais Pm.
Morning and evening trains connect each way with the
Morning and evening trains from Providence
Worcester with trains for Albany and Norwich.
Tickets sold at Providence for Albany and stations OF
Norwich and Worcester Railroad.
FREIGHT TRAIN, with Passenger Car attached leaves
Merchandise Depot Green ST., Worcester, at IL 80 Am
SPECIAL TRAINS
Leave Uxhrlge for Providence at 500 AM d LOB I'M:
Leave Providence for Uxbrdge at ILL AM&5 40 PM
The $40 AM train from Uxbridge will connect at Paw
tucket with train for Boston. .
The sac PM train for Uxbridse will connect at Paw
tucket with train from Boston.
class tickets sold freight train or special train
Trains stop Mibury Wilkinsonvllc, Grafton, Far"
huntsville, Nurthbridge, Whn's, Uxbridge Milville,
Blackstone, Waterford Woonsocket Hamlet Manvilie,
Albion Ashton, Lonsdale, Valley Falls Central Falls and
and Pawtucket. ISAAC HINCKLEY, sup't.
FREIGHT NOTICE Goods remaining at depot 40
hours after they ready for delivery will be charged stor
age No freight received aner5 PM. March Is.