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;l.. Grafton, N. e. village, and
Express.


es-SS[NsSa fINHE Subscriber has commenced running
45S5.aSSsSSssf5 L a Stage TO and from Upton daily,
Sundays excepted) to connect with the
ae between Worcester and Grafton leaving Upton Hotel
at 81 AM. and returning will leave the General Stage
OiliCe Worcester at 8 P. NJ.
The Grafton and Worcester Stage Will run twice day.
leaving Worcester at 10 AM and PM Leave Grafton
ut Z a. NJ. and p. NJ.
Books kept at the Grafton Hotel, L. NJ. Smiths Post
Office, N E. Village, end in Worcester, at the General
Stage Office first door Norh Of the American Temperance
House.
is necessary that all Express Business should be
accompanied with written orders and signed personally
that it may lie done with correctness,
Sept. IL. dwtf TYLER HARRINGTON.
Worcester, S0uthbridge, and Sturbridge
STAGE,
In connection with the Nor0ch and Worcester Railroad
Sg9S@>< s. THE subscriber respectfully IN.
r5zsSEN 6ISsA forms the public that he haa
Gt}sS} nm M M M established line of Stages
ssggssassss=srun between Webster. South.
bridge and turbrdge. Leave Souhbrdge at 81 AM and
arrive Mt Webster in time take the 81 raA of
Worcester and Boston, arriving at Boston at IL A. Nj.
RETURNING-Leave. Boston at 24 and Worcester nj
~ P NJ. arriving souhbridge 81 P NJ thus giving
Southbrdge passengers q hours Boston and
day. GgPassensers for Worcester will be down
at the NorWich and Forester Depot.
Tickets be obtained OF the subscriber, and Phelps
Jeweiry Store in Southbrdge throEgh Worcester and
through souhbridge. Fare by this route O,o
! by any other.
All business intrusted to the subscriber will be promp
! ly and faithfully attended to-
! HYOfce in Worcester the Am. Temperance House
/ May Ia. JOSEPH SHEPARO.
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FALL ARRANGEMENT.
Commencing Friday, Sept. l, 1913,
PASSENGER TRAINS will run daily, Sundays except
cd as follows
Boston, IA. NJ, A. NJ, and AIM
Worcester, 81 A. M, 10 A. NJ and so T. NJ.
Albany, 7 A. NJ, and 81 P NJ.
Springfield, Ct AM. AMI II NJ. for Albany.
Springfield 81 A. M II and u P. M Tor the arrival
of The train from New York; for Worcester and Boston,
DAY LINE TO NEW YORK-UiI Spring field.
The Steamboat train leaving Boston at Am and Wor
csster at84 AM win not stop Way Stations
take passengers for Springfield pro
Geed directly by way of Hartford and New Haven and
arrive in New York by S P. NJ
Returning. leaves New York at A. NJ. and arrives al
Worcester at 4 P. NJ.
FOR ALBANY AND TROY,
Leave Boston Mt A. NJ, Worcester 10 A. NJ and arrive
Albany Ct PM-or leuve BnstOn at M Worcester
so M lodge in Springfield; leave 81 morning
and arrive in Albany II P. NJ.
The trains for Troy leave the arrival of the trains
Greenbush
The trains for Buffalo leave Albany at7t A. NJ & PM
The trains ofthe Pttsfeli a9d North Adams Rail Road
connect at Pittsfeld.
The HousatOnc Rail Road connects the State line
The trains for Northampton and Greenfield connect al
Springfield and passengers proceed by Stage to Bratle
boro, Windsor, Bellows Falls, Hanover, Haverhil &c.
Stages from Charlton to Southbridge-rOm Wes
Brookfed Ware, Enfield, New Braintree and Hardwch
from Palmer to Three Rivers, BelchertowR Amters
Ware and Monson. HENRY GRAY,
Agent Western Railroad.
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Notice to manufacturers.

He subscribers are Agents the sale of REEDS and
HARNESSES Of superior manufacture, and are cons
ndent there Is nothing which reach their Reeds aud
harnesses In manufacture and finish. Samples at the
Reeds can 20 examined and the subscribers prepared
Ia furnish all orders favorable erma Manufacturers
are Invited 10 examine their Reeds I
WILLARD, BRANCH q CO.,
Jupe dw1E4 No. Warden Block.
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THROUGH TRAINS

THROUGH TRAINS
Leave Worcester al Am and 345 NJ
Leave Providence at 7.SO AM. 3.l5 Pm.
~ Passenger Station Worcester in Green Street Depot
do DO Providence, in Ewing Of Passenger Depot.
FREIGHT TRAIN, with Passenger Car attached leaves
Worcester for UxLridge where connects with Special
Train for Providence at IL 80 AM from Green Street.
UxBRIDGE SPECIAL TRAINS.
Leave Uxbrldge Tor Providence at e45 AM & LIS Pm.
Leave Providence for Uxbridge at Ills AM and P M
The Special Train from gxbridge, and the Passenger
Car from Worcester connected with the Freight Train,
will NOT be discontinued upon October 2eth, previous
| advertised.
The through Trains connect at Mllville with coaches
for Slatersve At Whitns with coaches for East Doug
las ard Whtnsville At Farnums with coaches for Graf.
ton and N. e. Village. AT Uxbridge with coaches
for Milford and Mendor. AT Worcester with trains the
Western Railroad and Norwich and Worcester Railroad.
The 6.45 AM. train from UxbrlJge connects al Pawuck
with trains OF the Boston and Providence Rairoad
BosoH and the M train from Providence connects
at Pawucket with train from Boston,
The S.45 P. NJ Train from Worcester Prov
mence with Boston and New York Steamboat Trains.
ISAAC HINCKLEY, supt.
Providence, Oct. 1913. dwtf
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TONTATO PILLS.

TTNHE Vegetable Remedy for Diseases arising from I'm
purtles ofthe Blood, DyspepsiG ScrojsLG, and all
Chronic Diseases. Also, substitute for CdIoask "a
Caharticin Fevss and all Bilious A6ections They have
no rival In curing bilious Diseases yspepsla Liver Com
plants. Sick Head ache Jaundice Colds Influenza Car
arrah Rhumatism, ieart'bun, Acd Stomach PaIpation
Loss OF Appetite Cosiveness, Cole &c and being mild
IN their operation, without pro ucng teby, they are
perfectly safe for those debltated and sebe consi1n
tons As general Family Medicine they are uneounlled
being applicable and safe for the young and the aged
FOR sale wholesale and Retail by ]. CIRCUIT, in.
i5 "o'ces'er, sept ~ dw3m
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ARCHITECTURE.

y ING WORM, SALT RHEUM, sCURvY. ERYsIPE-
1CLAs, BAnBER's TICK are often cured by JONES' Hai-
Ian Chemical Soap, when every kind OF remedy failed
That cures pimples reckes and clears the skin know
sold az The American Eagle 81 Chatham ct, NJ Y, and
by CIRCUIT in ,2Ol Main 81, Worcestsy.
Sept, 10 ls4s dwsm
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B. x. HUTCHINSON,

Successor to VIM. LEGGATE,) I66 MAIN ST.,
MAhUFAC TURER and Dealer In HARM E5sES SAB
INL DIES, BRIDLES,-Coach, Chase and Draft COL
LARS. Also Iranks, gaises and Carpet Bags. Coach,
Gig and Twg WHIPS &c. rT Reapring done Short
aouco. 3u tl Worcester, Jan l6.
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For sale.

TN the pleasant village oGrson fine two story dwell
ling Hoase and grounds situate opposite the residence
Of the Hon. Samuel Wood. Possession given immediate
ly Accommodation will give part of the purchase
money ifdesired.
For further particulars En- Iure of the Hon. Samuel
Wood, Of Grafton. or at the City Furniture Rooms of
A. S. HEYWARD.
Grafton. Sept s, l348. df
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g., TyyHE BRICK BUILDING on Lincoln Square,
Ge95A 1 known the Worcester BTshch Railroad Det
-aS. pot, 100 feet by 50-wil he fitted up TO accommo
date Lesse. track will be laid if desired for
into basement.
Also, Building situated near the Boston and orcester
Railroad Bridge suitable for Machine Shop SO by 80 IT.
stories high with steam engine and engine house attach
edand Backsmiths shop near 40 by 36 feet, stories
high with yard roOm-will be fitted to suit tenants.
Immediate possession given Inquire at the office Of the
Worcester and Nashua Railroad Company, No. l45 Main
Street. DIT Feb g.
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BOSTON a. WORCESTER RAIL ROAD.
fszsszE5 fsz.ssssss ts-yE.sssss-sgs So a IL
-sas5 rs az Y 81 u Is s@Ss-s-S-..
Winter Arrangement commencing Oct lG
THROUGH PASSENGER TRAINS.

THROUGH PASSENGER TRAINS.
Leave Worcester al 81, 81, l02 Il. NJ, 5 DO p. NJ.
Passengers will leave Miiibury at st A. M and 81 NJ
Pass sngers will leave Milford 10 minutes before A. NJ
and p,
Esave BOSTON at 7 q Am, u NJ. p. AZ PM.
The NJ. train will stop only TO take up passengers at
Way Stations for NeW York.
The A. train mill land one east of FTaminghem
The train will not stop east Of birmingham, except
to take up Western Railroad passengers Brighton
Thursday,
The P Nj. train is the New York Steamboat Train Ia
Norwich, to heretofore without stops excep; al
birmingham.
Passengers for Mllbury, or for RoliSton and Milford will
take the s Nj and NJ trains. Passengers for the
Norwich Railroad will take the M and q trains.
N. B. The A. and P. NJ. trains take passengers al
Boston for New York, via New Haven.
Br0Okiine Special Trains.
Leave Brookine at and lU5 I'M g. 81, 81 pm,
Leave Boston al 81 & 10 M. and 1871 2 a. g. & 0S
Merton Special Trains
Leave Lower Falls at 81 and 6! AM, q Is and pm
Leave Boston at u AM, l2t 81, anu 9PM.
SaTsaUiHe Special Trans.
Leave SaxouviIle ut AM. and pm.
Leave Bost on at Az and 81 pm
Boston. Oct 16, l846. If VIM PARKER, sup't.
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wanted Trgnrr2eeIislfeIY.

1.-TWO good JouTneymen NheelwrighIs to whomO liber
L al wages and constant employment will be given
Enquire of d. II. WHEELER.
Grafton Centre, June Is, 1877. DIT
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WESTERN RAIL ROAD.
FALL ARRANGEMENT.

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Testimonials.
THE most positive and respectable, frequently
l. ceived in favor OF JONES'S CORAL HAIR Rec
TnRATITE. a
Many whose hair is scant, testify its stimulating the
gTOwth of Hair.
Others whose hair falls Off and who troubled with
DandruG testify to is invogratDg and cleansing qualities
Apart from these recommendations, 1t is found TO be
unsurpassed for imparting TO the hair
DARK, GLOSSY, SiLKEN, APPEARANCE,
that is beaut iul, ind universally admired.
1t is also COMMUNICATING but 80 per bottle
Be careful and get the genuine. For sale by J. CIRCUIT
JR., 20l Main St. Worcester. dw3m-Sept. ls 1913
PHELPS COMPOUND
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40 CARPENTERS.

TO CARPENTERS.
FFHHE subscriber would let the finishing of Dwelling
House or would hire two good Carpenters until the
same is done. A. CARTER.
Aug 8. dtf
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Mr.. lnurBe0n Will m axe an ascension at Canaan
daigua on Thursday, the Sd Of August.
A young man in Boston. born with har-lip and
without palate, has been fitted by dentist Of that
city, with an artificial roof of the mouth, palate
and front teeth not only hiding the deformity, bat
restoring, rather creating faculty OF articulat
ing.
The Pilot Line did not arrive at Philadelphia
until IL O'Clock last Friday night, thus missing q
connection with the Southern mail. The deten-
tion was caused by the train running of the track
a few miles south of Princeton. No one hurt.
A man named John Lentz committed suicide
near Pittsburg on Saturday week, by drowning
himself
The value Of exports from Michigan amount to
$4,5l7, COS 81, and it has 26929 tons of shipping
employed. In 1893 Michigan first produced 4 sur
plus of grain, having been obliged before that to
import produce from other States
Capt. Joseph X. Allen, of the steamer John r.
Vinton, was drowned on Friday morning, between
Run Stick and Nayat Point, on the passage to Pro-
violence, r. /. Capt. A. was standing on the rail.
adjusting the awning in the stern of the boat, when
his hold slipped and he fell backwa overheard.
The engine immediately stopped, the small
boat launched. Just before it reached the fatal
81 OF he sunk the last time.
Miss Harriet Livermore, of New Hampshire,
who has made two pilgrimages to Jerusalem, il
now lecturing, in order to obtain funds to make q
third visit to the same city.
Two negro boys were killed by lightning on the
plantation of Henry McAlpln, near Savannah, on
the 18th instant
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Ships MemBon EIdrdgk Liverpool. r A Desno Republic
Bliyen do nden; AL o. Wilson. g) Taylor st Andrews
hcts Nor erner Isl Budd Charleston Spo I'd ii lesion
Coz Naomi H.erton do. Fox Ivingston Allegheny shank
land, Philadelphis, ID Ogden.
karks Classs Rich Malaga Foster Niokerson Hvndfrd
(Br) Stevenson Quebec Wood ull Mntarn Atlanta (BrI
Quinn st John, NIB, MoMuray Fairmount Lane Phladei.
Brgs-Mar.hal Taylor Malaga Crosby Croker Ba,sett
Choct Fhtner Turks Is and Ewe; Jefferson SEQ Run
key Bum; Pedrassa Dortte Nassau. NJ. Benson
Gc Rici ard iBr) osrs MoEvers Belle, Williams
sc,nMsrine Plant Br) Rosersen Balisodore ID Mine,
Sea Gull yerriil Ragged sand, " Trundy Co; Theres
yannah; Reno~n Mediaran, Charleston Dairy Jsno Obora
Norfolk Kebeoca Woghm. Peersbur Sarah Merrill Sroas
Baltimore; Glover Cook Dickinson. ~ and WAe.
cambridge Lacy; Maria Kios Chase: Nancy Mills Tyss
Era Chamberlain and Howard Crowel Boston, Cynosuro
Boil es New London.
Ship Enterprise Funk Liverpool June 2lst with mdso
Ship Ohio, Clark Hampton Roads, in ballast to w Pheps
Sid ship dan knitmore Nvork for Europe Cart
Clark Thursday morning herm brig Caps
Henry the light housfe deeply laden had
Choir out aud steu and to have received but o d.
mage. She went on shore tie night previous.
Br bark Remuus sangster, Glasgow Al days with pig iron
Brig Constraud (of Rost.n) Haoh Busoo River Platte %
~ a. spoke ship Independence, OF Boston. for NrAns
Brig Aoxey. Burt Calais Me, with lumber, sm tn Boyn.
ton.
Brig Chastens Adams Casis lumber to Smith Boys
ton
Brig Lucy Atwood Atwood Kingston with coal PortSnd
ogwood, &C. to Rowland & Aspnwa rho has expsreaovA
head winds and Gains during most OF tho passage.
Sehr Benjamin rankin. Hall Kinst"n with GOAL.
Schr Ustaloga. Brookins. Kingston with coal.
sohr Potts Lang, Baltimore. days. with coal.
Brig John Kendall, Of Tomason. and bark and brigs
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This took place. be It remembered on Friday at
IL O'clock NJ, the day and hour well known in the
Mn PoLLocK mo we'd to reconsider the vote by which
the bill killed, and ut his instance that motion
was laid upon the tsbIe-yeas ia, nays SO.
So the bill was not only killed, but buried In the
tomb Of ther Capitol.
A message in writing was received from the Presi-
dent Of the United States but not read although
there not little anxiety TO know lite contents.
THR OREGON PLARE Up.n
The Houee resolved itself into n Committee Of the
Whole on the State Of the Union, (Mr. Morehead in
thu chair and resumed he of the bill to
establish territorial government for Oregon Contain
Mr. ADAms. Of Kentucky took up the speech Of his
co.Bg with reference to the veto power and General
Taylor and comment. d upon 1t.
Mr. CLARK denied that ne made use Of such Ian
eusgc imputed TO him. Quote my own words"
be taid
MIR ApAms-I will use such language as | choose
Order" 'Order"I II is the substance Of the gentle
n's remarks.
Mir CLAm-Itis false. [" Order" Order" and q
Mr. ApAms-If have The floor, will go on. I will
not handy .piibets With gentleman like that
MIR CLARK certainly not in pleasant mood)-
hat do you mean. Fir
some furth.r conv.rt~ton took place between these
two q, NIL. men but owing to the noise and confu-
zion, IL WAS i" Impossible" to hear what 1t was.
SLAVERY AND n,Mtpv ron THE Irnris0 Evil.
Mr. ADAMS concluded his remarks in favor Of Gene
Mr. Coins OF New York d. cursed the duty Of pro-
hibi,Is slavery in New Mexico and Csliforois lie
,ed thst we have ,cqu.d n"fe ,nan ha me son Wsw
Nuk The opinion Is that slavery does not now exist
IN thee teuitori,s Slavery has been prohibited IA
Oregon BY The enactment by he legislature Of the or
dunrsc Of 1857. The question II, tha freesom 90
sbo,bed A. slavery ips,hutedY Shall the orisinnI
ib and cure Of this institution be brought upon our
bssds and the ttsiD national character, by
Law sutborz Shaver, to exist In these territories
III, South tekss the Affirmative the North Is agnnsS
H. How shall ?. be rettor. how shall oil be pour
ID upop the troubled waters, Why by the decisra-
tkD u Coperees hst davery shall not exist In the ter
r,oLs except nor crime his Ia present position.
We have power TO rss sucb an aos, although 1t
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few friends and in very brief time they ~iu be scat
tered shout the dfrre ut posts Of vast res0lit
aud how little formidable will they seem. But how
terrible they may become when summo ned to the
ssrton of their countrys rights let the Mexican
tell.
VrRA CRUZ, July 9-An OF Gen. Kearny's division
embark to-day with the exception of the 4th regiment
Of artillery They have marched to Medslin. q small
town nine miles the south Of this for their health
and will remain there until suitable nsports arrive
to convey them direct to Point Comfort The reoep-
ton Of Gen Buffers order. carrying into effect the
orders Of the War Department has detained the Vol
teeurs and 9Th infantry Who await transportation to
Worth's divs will arrive from Jalapa and it is
confidently hoped that by the 25th ut fsrhes tho
territory Maj Cross Is the senior quarter ster
at this place but docs not interfere with the energetic
management Of the department. which has always besu
ovncod by those able officers, and kind aud obligng
gentlemen, Capts. Masten and Jordan. Performing
their duties with the utmost strictnsss, and with
single eye to the interests Of the vernment, they
have rendered Themselves universally beloved and are
popular that. considering they
it is Perfectly incredible. II only goes to show that
belong to that department, that every one should
dread to ask them favor ALI can say to their bro
ther chips Ia. 60 thou and do likewise" Maj Cross
has tn. hankless duties disposing Of the immense
quantity public animals and other property which
has a. oomulatsd during the He has brought to
this service his usual 'nsrg guided by long eIpe:
rirnce in the department II the public animals h.
been disposed Of at public auction they would have
brought little nothing He has wisely I think made
contract with Col Kinney for the purchase Of the
whole at fair price. thereby saving the ruinous
orilce which would have ensued at public sale.
The following vessels arrived yesterday from Vera
Cruz, with troops Ship Isaao Newton aud schooner
Cr~ole, with Cos Il; @. H, I, and X, (460 men) lst
Regiment u s. Infantry under the command Of Major
Thompson Morris and the following officers -Bvt
Majors Miller. and Backus Capts King and Granger ;
Ast Surg Lamb; and Lieuts. Mumford. Arthur,
Plummer Denman: Gilbert. TURNKEY, and viele ship
Masconomo, with six Companies Of the Sd Regiment IT,
s. Infantry-l7 officers and SIT men. Brig Milaud,n,
with two Companies 7th U. 5. Infantry. Steamer A.
r Hetze with two Companies Of Voltigeurs. Bark
Leonora, with 100 Quartsrmasters men Ship Suffolk,
with Ave Companies 7th u s. Infantry.-N. O. Delta,
.Jufu 10
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Mosd.y until september, when It win be opened

Noodsy until September, when II will be opened
by the Actor Place Opera troupe.
A fine bark, built by John X Hammitt, OF Ken
singlon, was launched at O'Clock to-day. She Is
owned by the Messrs DaIlett Brothers, ofthis city,
who have called her the Thomas Dallett, after
their father, and The founder OF the firm. and will
be COMMANDED by Captain Dill, late OF the Vene-
zuela, belonging to The same owners She was
rgged on the stocks, and willbe ready in week
70 receive freight tor Laguira, to which place she
Is to ply a r. guar packet.
David w. Chen, a bookbinder of this city,
have lust learned was struck with lightning during
a storm at Cape May, last evening, and remained
insensible up to the hour when the steamboat
Mountaipeer left this morning. There were
cover. co.
Richard Shannon, young man OF 20, in the en-
ploy OF Messrs VaDderson Il Co., Market street,
end of the Island, while bathing. His mother, the
only parent he has living, resides near Smyrna,
Delaware. His body has not yet been recovered.
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Naval Iuoeliixeuce I.

The U. s. schooner Mahonesse, Lieut. Comd'g.
VIM. d. Porter, from Tuspan, June IL, Pensacola,
June 25lh, and Havana, (where she put in Tor wa
ter) July 8, arrived here on Thursday. The fol-
VIM. b. Porter; Acting Master, Chas DYER; Pass IS.
ed Midshirman, N. T. West The M. brought
home the BODY of Commander Pinkney, who was
drowned on the bar of Tuspan. 1t has been sent
70! the present to the Naval Hospital, whence it
over from, Tuspan the remains of Commander
Harris, which was LETT at ensacola.-NorfoIk
Beacon ,Talv o.
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SHIP NEWS NOTICE.

Commanders of vessels bound to this port will ooufe9
favor upon by having all parceie, papers. and
ports intended for the keo York Herald ready for "
mediate delivery to news steamer the NEws Bow.
Shs will board inward bound vesses In the vicinity a
Sandy Hook Those bon no other ports whether To-
reign domestic will confer additional favor By
forwarding to the Herald through the mail ,eher.
wse chip papers that he deAmad If tutar~
favor.
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Amy lmteiilxencc.

The Royal mall steamer Great Western to leave
Vera Cruz on the l6th will bring to Cat Island
500 U 8 troops Humanity urgently demands that
the loops should avail themselves Of every Of
transportation that offers.
Captain Nayle's company Of Pennsylvania voluu-
teers had splendid reception, at Pottsvle ON the
28th instant.
The Massachusetts, Regiment Of Volu nteers are paid
off and discharged and their camp broken up.
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LaVKarpoIsh zip tuter,riso-Mr edwards Mrs Puwk.
NJ kin.stley lady and servant, Mis Eh. Asae do
HAry do. wn FLOCK snd idy, wm Young and 1a In
Lac, rssckr sttp Caldwell And PArtn
ofh Fnsiner Corps Vs. olJohn WaItvs Qvsrtor ~ue
DeFer,n cot. A, sad hastcr shisss " LagunA- -
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Passengers Sailed.
LurR pooL-ship Mrar-i Coison, Newburypors o 9hsn
barr, doi kssos London; II HsJshtop Bsth. Ne.
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MoRE.-Ths body re-assembled on the 9th inst.
in the saloon of the law buildings. After calling
the Convention to order, the President proceeded
to announce the object for which the Convention
had been re-convebed-
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ANALYSIS or Tgg rerE.