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schools nj, the same footing and let them not give 10
one class favor which might be reesrneu IS Al - ~
charity lie knew well that the moment a co ~
when The snDerfni'y Of me rich noHtd Dc tdfe I0 ION
This was the signal for new outburst but II was
quieted and the debate went on several lneholehls
were soon offered and each having party IN us lsFoi
Bedlarn was let loose Finally, amid the noise one
was nut 10 vote and declared 70 be carried NJ Lesp
nasse then stepped upon the tribune and attempted 70
speak This gentleman something Of bore ana MS ap
pearance was the be ginning Of display which ammeny'
resolved on choking of speaker could scarcely nope
20 equal The orator stood upon his rights with arms
folded waiting for a chance TO be heard Inc CHATTER
of knives the cres the gesticulatons the speeeh~s
that were set I'D on every side ght have termed any
other man but NJ Lespnasse waited in patience. Al
last some Of his friends managed % get MIN down ana
another member took the tribune put only TO meet he
same fate The President then tined 70 get a hearns
for NJ. Lespinasse. and he came back Win olilcu4y
he managed 70 make himself audible by intervals, and
declared that the tribune was no longer Tree ana that
he quilted il for that reason. At last the tunut became
so ntolerable that the members rose IN nsss AS 10
leave the hall and get away from Themselves, when the
President-M Portals, and not NJ. Marie VINO was
absent-put bis hat and the session was closed IN
about fifteen minutes he opened II again, ana ainla
an agitation which anywhere else would have led 10
blows the question taken and it was decided that
after October, lrJO, the instruction in the schools IN
question should be graiuitous
The was in reality arranged and performed oy
the Theirs clique. who are angry with Cavaignsc for
neQleciing them in the choice Of his new Ministers NJ
Belmont mister of Justice, having resigned, nomln
ally account OF III nchtn, Dut Itally because NC was
opposed 10 the restrictions put upon the press his place
has been supplied By NJ Marie President Of the Assem-
bly, aud one of the Provisional Government Gen Bed
eau having declined the Portfolio Of Foreign Affairs, NJ
Bastde has assumed it, and his place Minister of the
Marine is supplied by Captain Vernnhoc. sailor and
new man in political life. The election for President OF
the Assembly took place yesterday and resulted IN tue
choice of Armand Marrest on the second ballot by ma
ority of u over Lacrosse. the Theirs candidate The
Thiers party regard their defeat sort OF victory
they say that it fear OF overturn Of the Govern
ment which carried many OF the Indifferent members TO
the other side and lost the election Vi their candidate
To-day the Assembly is engaged on the Constitution
in the bureaun and the Public Session does not convene
till three o'clock Among the subjects TO be considered
is a proposition 10 give workmen lien the product
for the amount Of their wages
Yours respectfully, c. D.
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Appeal for Ireland
ivste Correspondence Of The Tribune.

Private Correspondence Of The Tribune
LONDON IPentonyllel July l6, lsis.
n. GREELEY-Dcdr SIR: One cannot say where
the iiendish designs Of the Government viii stop
regarding the people and the press in ireland
They will do ANYTHING. Great hopes are enter.
tanned by ireland from America. By the great
ness OF America do not let Ireland be disappointed.
England is the drag upon popular liberty every
where, aud if she can only crush Ireland You will
find her more attentive to your affairs than Irish
matters will let her at present Short, pertinent
pamphlets on making gun-cotton, and offering TO
the Irish police higher pay as Irish soldiers than
they get now from England. They should be
shown how easy it is to 20 over in one day 10 the
National ranks. and how they would gain honor
and good wages and promotion by doing It.
A nucleus tor four or five thousand well-made
soldiers should be instantly formed in Newly ork
ready for ireland when they should appear there.
A dozen Irishmen, knowing Ireland well should
be sent with these pamphlets in countless mum
bers, and they should be dropped everywhere
there.
There is danger Of any and every letter being
opened passing through the Post Offices here-but
one for America will pass, emphstically. If the
sanguinary Government and its Janizaries-the
aristocracy-are allowed to squelch Ireland-as the
scoundrel philosopher Carlyle recommends-then
adeu to the hopes OF popular aspirations in Great
Britain for century. We, in Ireland, Sir, are al
least brave and determined. but we should have
timely and earnest help against this unhoy
power Four or FIVE thousand men, filled with
American food and American feelings and speak
ing the language understood in lreland-English-
would be of more use in Ireland than 10000
Frenchmen. speaking unintelligible language
have family dependent ON my lsbors, aud dc
not wish to make them feel, too soon, the privs
ton. which will cnsue upon my devotion to my
painting and distressed country Pamphlets should
be sent to London to tell the Chartists TO bt
ready and simultaneous in action the moment
Ireland strikes, else they will be squeiched too
This part of the business cannot well be done
here-so watched is everything here. Let m,
beg of you, sir, for Gods sake, and for Humanity
sake, to use these hints benehcally for us, syou
discretion will point out, and oblige, Sir yours
with respect and esteem :.
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Matters in Congress. .Aveu,r }.

Mr.. BADGER moved to postpone the House Ore
gon bill indefinitely. When the vote was taken
he vsted against his own motion. Yea, | ; Nays
A.. The Yea was Mr.. YuLEE Of Florida.
From, the vote on tho Savannah River clause
in the General Appropriation bill we shosld sup.
pose that the party cords havs been drawn pretty
close. Every Loco. Foco voted TO save the Execu-
tive from the necessity Of a veto. Every Wing
but PHELFR, voted to keep the Savannah River
clause in, veto veto Thus
YEAs-Messrs. Allen, Atchisop Atherton, Benton
Borlsnd. Bradbury Breese Bright Butler, Calhoun
Davis OF Miss, Dickinson, Dix, Dodge, Douglas Downs,
Fech Fitzgerald. Foote, Hsmlin, flanagan. Houston
Hunter, Johnson Of Geo, King Lewis, Mason, Niles,
Phelps Rusk. Sebastian Sturgeon, Turney Walker, and
Westcott-35.
NAYs-Messrs Badger Baldwin, Bell. Clarke, Cor
win Davis Of Mass, Dayton, Greene, Johnson Of Md,
Johnson Of La Metcalfe, Miller Pesrce Spruance and
Uphsm-l5.
While the Senate could rot permit $4,000 to be
appropriated for improving the navigation Of n
river, they could vote the same TO pay Spanish
manstealers for violating the laws OF God aud OF
civilized Man-to pay the owners Of tho Pirate
Amistad for losses sustained in the Slave trade -
We want to give the Yeas motality-here they
are
YEAs-Messrs Atchison Atherton, Badger. Bell. But
ler Davis of Mise, Dayton, Dickinson, Dodge, Downs
Foote flanagan, Hunter, Johnson of La, Johnson OF
Geo King Lewis Mangum. Mason, Pearce, Sebastian,
Turney Westcott and Yuee-4
NAYs-Mossrs. Baldwin. Berren. Bright, Clarke, Clay
ton Corwin Davis of Mass, Dix. Green. Hale, Hsmn.
Houston Johnson OF Nd, Metcae, Miller, Niles, Rusk
spruance, Underwood, Upham, Walker-2l
We wonder If these Senators thought what they
were voting Tor. We think they would have some
idea of it if they were iorcIbIy taken by pirates and
compelled to fight for their freedom.
The House was in session some fourteen hours
and did not adjourn till after l2 O'clock midnight
Among the speeches made was one by Mr.. Stew
ART of Penn. on Gen. Cass's extra charges, &c
Mr. BRADY of Penn. would have voted for laying
the Compromise Bill on the table had he been
present. He had paired of with Mr.. PHELPS
of Mo
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~ Daguerrean STOCK Depot-EDwAsD WHITE

would respectfully to his customers and the pub
lie generally be has removed his Daguerrean Stock De
Dot from us to 2f7 Broadway, OF Munays where
he sui continues keep large and perfect assortment "
all articles used in the Photographic process.
The Daguereotype Plates manufactured by T. w hite are
now giving universal satisfaction and considered by the
best operators to be in many particulars the finest IN the
market
Cases OF every size and quality also manufactured b.
the proprietor sold la quantities slit purchasers
Having experience extending back to the fret intro
ducon Of the art he can safely those who wish 10
purchase goods In his line Of business that all articles sold by
him 81 superior description and warranted to give sas
faction not only regards qualify but price. Prices cur
rent forwarded when requested iva lmlstp
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y" SAILORS ADVOCATE AND JoURSAL' Is
the name given fair semi monthly quarto devoted
70 the Rights Interests and True Dignity OF seasnen'
issued by ELIAS SMITH and JONATHAN WALKEh, iiO
Nasssu-st Mr. Smith the pnncips! editor is Wig
orous writer has spent much of his life amohg those
who 20 down to the sea in ships, and will Be found
quite in earnest 10 advocating the rights Of worthy
bu, much elected and abused class We see no good
reason why paper well conducted and devoted entire
" or u the interests Of the Sailor should not sue
coed. Sailors are worldrenowned As generous, noble
fellows, and there is probably no class who do more
real labor or endure hardships for so little pay
We hope the Adrocots will succeed in attracting so
much Of public attention to the subject a. shall result in
wholesome and much needed reforms in this depart.
ment of Industry. The paper u published at 81 per
spuum, in advance
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From Nova SCOTIA AND NEw-BRuyswicK.-
The Nsr Brsrsres Bee Of the I'd inst says I'VE learn
that Jsrvis's ropewsk. and ship Of 800 tons
the stocks. we're totally consumed by IRE at ST. An.
drews on Monday last
The Esr-BrnRsrieky says the steamer Niagara which
left Boston on Wednesday noon, arrived at Halifax
early Friday morning 2eth and left at 10 A. NJ for
Liverpool. Her passage down was ~ hours, including
detention Of 10 hours by fog.
About 400 gallons of spirits Illegally imported into
the Province were seized during the last week q Man
awagoni.h and in the harbor By the officers OF me Pro
vineisl Revenue at this port
Province look most luxurisnhy The reports relative
to the appearance Of the disease among the potatoes
are, we rejoice 70 say unfounded- From oil quarters
we hear the most gratifying sccouna
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" The following appears in one of the Wash

y The following appears in one OF the Wash
ington Letters of Wednesdays Nen- York Herald:
"The Albany Committee addressed Mr. Bolts Of Va ask
ing Clay had pledged himsefo Taylor. Mr. Bots replied
that ne mad not Today he adds postscript TO his letter
in which he ssles that Mr. Cha, receives Gen
Tsyors to the Wing nomination he will publish a
card denying his acquescence rayors nomination, and
suggesting a separate " hig ticAet"
We are authorized by Mr.. Bolts TO state, as matter
of Justice 70 himself and Mr. Clay, that he has never
made such statement OF what Mr.. Clay will do and
that he mas no information from Mr. Clay to the effect
Of that statement. Nat. Int.
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ment, siusied IN the Orange Mountains al soun orange
Nev,Jersey IS miles from NewYOrk the line OF the
Morris and Essex Ralroad.-Dr. MEEgER returned from
Germany two years since where he made the WaierCure
his particular study and has erected an entirely new and
extensive establishment for the most I'M
proved English having private bath attached TO each
room The walks and roads opened through the mountains
are very extensive and give view or the whole surround
ing cOuntry j., Nev-York City. &c.
The care South Orsn leave the foot OF Cortands
Al O'clock A. VI and r. NJ. arriving al South Orange In
about one hour AL letters addressed TO Dr. c. H. AEEKER
S,nfh Or.nge v I will receive attention aul II
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OHlo.-The Free Soil Republicans OF Butter
County recommend the Of Martin vAS BuREs
for President and COLUMBUS DELaSo Of that State for
Vice President to be presented before the Buffalo Con
vention Ten Delegates were then appointed 10 tbs.
Convention.
Two new Free Soil papers have been started at Ham
tlton sad Eaton.
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e T. TRALT d. who started The hr " aieFOure lnsIl'
lion in this country receives nyads Al his commodious es-
tsbshmeni Is Lsghlst door from ST. John spark HIS
plan OF treatment combines all the known remedial adapa
ons ofbaihing with variety Of physiological and mechan-
lchl appliances peculiarly his own, and diet and regimen
unike those Of any other City establishment No drugs
whatever ussdwaer air. food and exercise being me
ouly therapeutic nstrumensltes Patients provided
with key the Park giving them access al all times 70 the
most delightful and saub0us promenade ground in New
York Day patients accommodated Consultations S5.
wal mn
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Y The steamship Hermann, Capt. CsAsrREr,
arrived Friday evening from Bremen via Southampton
whence she sailed the BIS, ut OF course her news
s anticipated by the arrival Of the tueriea
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r- We return our Acknowledgements to Mr.
Hall of the FIRM OF VIM Hall Son. for forwarding 10
the latest Geographic intelligence received South
smpton beforr the sailing OF the Hsrnaaa. Her news
has been anticipated BY the arrival OF the 4iI1ice.
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By Telegraph to the stw-YOrk Tribune.
The Hud.on's Bay Company.

WSAiNoroNl Saturday, Ausust y Iofc'
The Hadson's Bay Company have made pro
position 70 the Government to sell the United States
al their rights and possessions in Oregon the South
side OF the line Of ~ degrees North latitude The sub
ee, was discussed in session Of the senate yes
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DOOFING.-0ld lin roofs made light for u cents per
II los; roofs Of rough plank covered for a
roofs Il factories or large buildings, % squares for
81 per square and warranted Goodwins patent premium
HYDRO Pneumatic Cement shesfhing makes q handsome,
cheap light and dursbe roof References and specimens
Al GOODWISS Chimney Pot Factory, ~ Yves, Broadway,
between Chamber and Wsneasn. su2 In.
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a MEXICAN CLOCKs-Ior domestic and export
"A uade. al lSS Pesr.st c. S. sPERRY,
sus sns Assps fx 10 hausfsenrWs
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II We are requested TO state that the sale Of
the o. schooner sTampco. advertised 10 take place
on the 9th of the present month VIII NOS take place
the order directing her sale having been counfermsnd
ed lSortnIk trfns
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"Tbe Army OF the League


FfOm ne Ul1Il Nal.l slY =
Ten thousand men in Mesth-twelve thousand In
cork-ss many more in Dublin-ten thousand in Lin
erick-tfty thousand the top OF Slieyensmon-viih
ems above their heads have devoted themselves this
week to ireland's service. A hundred thousand re-
cruits in ueek-no mean addition TO the Army of the
League" .
on 10 declare for the same League, and quarter Of
million men by this day week viii be added to the mus
ter roll of Liberation No Secretary may enroll them
no politicAl godfather initiate them-but enrolled and
allied they will be- By the sanction Of al the virtues In
the bonds Of personal courage and mutual coma
Let the men who invoke this power and have 90, ma
response rejoice and uembie-rejoiee for their sue
cess trcmbe for their responsibility. Oace more the
guishab!e soul Of Ireland sniuatos it, ancient
forms and prepares to wresis with he ancient enemy
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awful MCRDER-Magretc Powders FOR The
L de-rIci0n Of all KIDS Of Insects VIZ Cockroaches
Mohs Ants Flies Mosquitoes, bedbugs and various other
insecfs Also Pills for the destruction Of Rats and Mice,
within sve minutes ster being thrown irto thar vicinity.
Wnrsnted without poison. Certificates Of Messs Preston
Hodges Carlton House, Mr. s. Thsyer Cozzens, Amer.
can Heel and others OF the ighes, respectsbLy Price
% each.
aus wv r. LYON co 40 Broadway.
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~ wat,r.Cure Establishment, Oyster B.

T. = q miles from New-York-JoEL SHEw, MD. author
Of The Water.C Cure Manual Handbook OF Hydropathy,
sc sc Editor Of the WsierCure Journal and the earliest
American practitioner Of the mode and Dr. r RooF,
.lso pupil Of Pnessaiz receive patents above Pas
cage week days, per steamboat Croton 81 r. ID fulton
Market loo VI
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GENERAL NOTICES.

~ The Committee appointed TO make strange
With the STEAMBOATS, and Railroad Lines, to take
Delegates and others the Buffalo Convention give notice
thai Tickets may be had at the Peoples Line Office. IA
Greenwichsi For the trip, going and returning, s3 50.
c. N. sIMONsON,)
j. w. LATSON, Committee
n CARROLL,
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HAsNGToss scxPrUsiL DIosss..-Tlas imposing er'
hibor is worthy Of yiss from all who have an sppfeda
ton of lhs .ublas IN Nsare or al sfsmpt rep od1ce
by Art They reenact the Creation 10 al ~ stsges tho
nswmsde hgh,s in the frmsment besniifry indscsin2
marking The approach q mgrnng. The Deuge" 10
masterpiece OF diorsmic easci, exhbi ing uniut o<
the emens in the highest degree excins 70 behold
Wild and omnsus yoics that Of hs wind beard kowng
through eli this tempest TIE exhibition u got up with 3
great dsL ofngenuy ana fall be very attractive
Tickets IS cts; elAdren halfpnes Doom open II =
Curtain risss q oc.ock us I'm stp
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~ Let those Dye now who never Dyed be-
fore- really quite inf 10 have grey hair
whsker and those Of The fact Informed they
can easily change those inrudes natural black or brow
color without injury the hair skin by the Of Batch
ELoRs instantaneous Liqcid Hair Dye Sod, wholesale
and retail o. Z WalLst near Broadway. ~ FMkNu
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q New-York Watsr.Care establishments i,,ns'I.t,

r.
ent Is uptown In OF the pleasant and healthy
parts of the city, conisnng sixty rooms with several
private parors good table for nysids, or others who
wish good plain diet Also fine arrangement for bath
ing IS and % East Foureenhst near Union-square, New
YORK jya lm-
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" Wigs. Wigs: wigs:-Mr9ags,r o.sd HE'D istl,n

importers and manufacturers Of Human Hair would inform
citizens and strangers that they have on hand me 1gesy
the cheapest and the best assortment OF wigs soaps nat
other hair which for prce and qusy are gne
quaed The trad supplied, Wholesale and RETAIL MAIDEN
lane NevYork- s~< III
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AwrrL MURDHR-Msgretc POwd

~ Phreuoloxfsts and Publishers, FowLEn 4
WINS Clinton Hall. iSl Sssssn-s; v v
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SPIRIT OF THE IRISH PRESS.
The Challenge 10 Ireland.

Prom The Dubn Nst0n, JUDI y
" And are there men in your Fafherland
To confront the tyrants stormy glare.
With scorn as deep as the wrongs ye bear
with def ance as fierce as the oaihs they sWare-
With vengeance as wild as the cries OF despair
That rise from your suffering faiherland y
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ADJUSTMENTS.
SACRED pIoRAndAs

TSe osf sshlsn> aad -agH,fosni EfsthS7 "~ r''7"s'
~ Nee York
NOW ExHInyi>c
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Fpou Raw. De-. DowLISG, PASTOR or TIE BEDFORD or
BAPTIST CHURcH.

HAsfseToss SACRED DIosAxas-These admirable and
astonishing ofks OF really deserving Of pubic pat
Their idea 10 altogether original and the execuioa
have been the re,ut Of many labor The nature
Of the exhibition VI isef deeply Interesting The be.
holder witnesses the great Of from the ~
ton o. the earth until 10 placed amid the beauties Of The
Garden OF Eden No hing possible give des Of The
effect produced by the creation Of the birds myrsds d
which cluster amid he fchage, pouring forth Their various
notes To witness this one scene alone worth more han
tho price Of admission The second pat. The De use
fearful from is tuhfuness The terrific hurricane ths DEB
uge VI waters the Ark ,atng heir boson,
the gradual cesspg Of the rain tho spendof Of the rainbow
The going forth Of the dove, ys5y represented
proving altog eher exhibition witch has been
ceied-we doubt indeed II is been ecuaisd IN tns
CITY. The Ampbifhesre 10 At Dlofsma Ha ], corner o.
Walkef-s and Broadway. Evening Mirror.
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Sm1Efn@eTG EipRRN.
RQ1TS AND SH0EE
BOOTS and SHOES
.Esssf ReceEveaI

DY the subscribers 80 Pieces super 81 Cotton Carpets
- which will be sold at 80 l3 cents per yard
Sept. Sd b l. HARMON CO
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Wanted Immediately.

TWO good Journey men Wheelwrishls to whomo iber
L al wages ami constant employ viii be given.
Enquire of D. II. WHEELER.
(irafton Centre, June Is, lS47 dit
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sheetfmas! Sheetfmgs!
ONLY a 1.9 CTS. PER YART

I E BALES Of Brown Sheetiugs, from 4 l 2
4 - TO cts. per yard. Also-7 Beached Sheet
ngs and Shirngs from 20 Il cts Tckings, Blankets,
Quilts, &C. at unusually low prices.
sept l9--dw c. A. UPTON & co ,l40 Main st.
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Testimonials.

fFHE most positive and respectable, frequently
a ceiyed in favor of J0NESS CORAL HAIR Rec
TuRATITE.
Many whose hair is scan testify to its stimulating the
gT0UtR Of Hair.
Others whose hsr fails Off and who troubled with
Dandruf testify to is invOigratng and cleansing qualities
Apart from these recommendations 1t is found to be
UNSURPASSED for importing the hair
DARK, GLOSSY, SILKEN, APPEARANCE,
that is beaut FIJI. and universally admired.
1t is also economica!-costing but SIS per hottie
Be careful and gel the genuine For sale by j. GROUP
JR., 29 Main ST., Worcester. dw3m-Sept Is 1913
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TO LET,

TO LET,
THE BRICK STORE, in which the Post Office is kept
the Center OF Sutton Mass. Said store is large and
convenient, and will be let very moderate lerms it is
good situation tor business well be iound for
country Also for sale the stock Of Goods in said
which will be sold such terms cannot help
suit any one, who may wish TO take the store and Post
Office. Possession he gwen any time desired the
above offers chance any wishing
good business which will require buta small Capitol,
For further information app y on the premises.
A. s. TENNEY.
Sutton, Sept. 13, 18a8 dwtf
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TO / EFT

B., TIVE BRICK BUILDING Lincoln Square,
F9s6A Z known the Worcester Branch RAILROAD Bet
49s pot 100 feet by 50wii be fitted up TO acc0mmo
date Lesse. track will be id if desired, Tor IL run
intC basement.
Also, Building situated the Boston and Worcester
Railroad Bridge suitable for Machine Shop so by 30 H.
stories high with engine and engine mouse 'ntach
edand Backsmiths shop near, 40 by Sc feet, stories
high, with yard room-wi be fitted TO suit tenants.
Immediate possession given. Inquire the Office OF the
Worcester and Nashua Railroad Company, no. l45 Main
Street, DIFF Feb g.