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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-14

ARPFsrED.-Moses Levy. who Is employed by
,ts eo.nusuy owning the steamers SouherneI ara
yo-r6erner. plying between this port and New lork
,,rssted nc no fellow on Saturday on board the latter
80 under the belief that hc was runaway, ana was
,-oofi,g 30 make his etcapo When the boat leii he
ar,s opes;onsd and the suspicious oi Levy were con
srts.d qas fellow says biz name IS william And thai
h b,longs 20 Mr W Ellison, residing Ia Macon 1co
charleston Courier
Tpr Conviction or GWsKRlEL.-Ihe jury ma
~ Gaze If the state against Gri- kel indicted ior the
sfioe ot the Young man Anthony Hughes ON SUNDAY
n, 18th March performed their duty promptly ana
1ibl1lv Yesterday. and rendered beyond al doubt
righteous verdict lh'i~ sun
- We notice that the E0rid0 ncaiiacl, a
,srer NJ Tallahassee Fla contains am extract from
krr written from this city 10 Northern Wing paper
sue that al the dinner given 70 Senator Cnttendfn
m Wesfcott of Fla. avOwed his preference for Zen
fe,lor az President. We are authorized by Mr. West
~, 10 state that since the nomination by the Baltimore
CBrenton he has not entertained the slightest idea Of
r1,ng fo or supporting any candidates but Cas- ana
fatef Warrington Lhloh.
~ st the late commencement oil JEFFERSON
College Pa the honorary degree of LID. was confer
red upon Hon Tn. II. NJ T. Mchennan. and Hon. sam
~ Hepburn Pa and Hon. Samson Mason OF ONO.
he honorary degree OF H. D. has been conferred upon
Hon Ellis Lewis Of Lancaster, 10y the Philadelphia
College Of Medicine
y His Houor the Mayor has issued ms pro
esinaon setting apart Thursday the 18th inst az day
sthauksgivng for the restoration oil peace between
gssioo and the United States. Charleston Mercury.
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IMPORTANT TO lANUFACTURERs AND

l CLOTH FINISHERs.-To be sold al auction, on The
18th inst Al o'clock III Grandst the following m-c-
merry An excellent press. seven groce first quay
press papers. fences, press paes good oven Steam
boiler "a cloth brusher folding machine, Sc &c forming
comp etc apparatus for finishing cloths To person wish
ng 10 engage Ia the business this offers chance, a.
he present proprietor recommend some of the beef
houses IN the civ The whole be add farther par
ucnlars obtaited, by applying 10 JAMES c. WATSON,
l8l Broadway. second door yl5 -
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- Red Ash stove Coal, ~ rs; DO broken
- y frOm the boat. now iancing. j. P. OsTROM,
corner TeIih- aud Twenty-slxih-si.
Orders received By post yll lwls-
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clinton Han corner Beekmau and Nas-an sis--sp VOC
uue- ana the principal Reviews and nagsZhe-,
- g,irsb. constant additions Of new pup ailols
Clerk INITIATION Zee 81, and semlannus dues >li mef-
s.rs5 and other-' annual subscription - Rooms open
HOiN ~ y " ~ HENRY A OAKLEY.
fvfa 3Vs Rec Sec, Mercantile LID As-ocisuon.
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4 CERTIFY tIS GOND ARMoR j. dead New
] Yo "a jay %, 1913 WALTER PANSETr
rIAyE yoU EATEN Of the Ice Pudding win wine
l1MBEANs The Change" corner Wal and Broad -
Placement II NOT do 80 today lyl41
sOn SET OF COOPER-, TRUSS HOOPS, Of
DUU wholesale ana retail, a. CHARLES , LILdtES
Hardware store, 50 tuiton-st NeT-fork Vlf 9mDaM
S,TEA,I-ENGISE.-As secondhand stesm-s pgne Of
- e.hth0rse power il wanted that has been but NJ
lie used Apply Al the Greenwich Pottery, 81 West ~ a.
teenihsL iyii lweod.
IIARDWARE, CUTLERY, EDGE TOOLS. &C.
Ill -Comphsing complete assortment well adaPied 10
The country trade be- Obtained Of tho subscn9e al 81
EYifon-.t New YORK CIAs 5 LITTLE.
iyl43mD4W Successor io Osborn Lhue.
roAL..-The subscnbers VIII be d..chargiag, al us
week and pa of next Peach Orchard Crate and Range
low prices direct rom boat e-screened from yard
ST W WORTH. u Bfoafwayt and
IVA cor Thompson and Fourin-sis
NOTICE TO BUILDER>.-Proposals vii be re
y ceiyed Until Monday The I'm inst for erecting stone
Al Paterson Y J. The materials all 70 furnished on TIE
rond by The subscriber specifications may De seen y sP
plying at 80 Joan-sL uyLf ~ n v 81 ILEh
NEW-YORK EQUITABLE INSURANCE CON
ltPANY- July II, 3.-DivlDEsD-Ine President ano
Directors VI The Se's YORK Equitable Insurance Company
nave ts day declared dividend Of i've per cent oaysD
10 lie Stockholders Al lhe ONCE Of he Company y Asi
On s ana aver "0'''y w JOSEPH STRONG. secre.v
DR. Ro,TWICK,- Seventh Lecture on syphilis and
~ diseases OF the Genital organs. Illustrated "a oe4nL1
drsvVings viii be given s1urlty evening le lotn hst
al The Broadway House corner Broadway sni ofs.a-s,
Medical men. students, and gentlemen are lnF7 ~ s.s'
Lecture free, commencing al Q. O'CLOCK BIo,-s
pOWERY SAVINGS BANK Ne~- 70 t.. ~
II I,'iy IeQ -DIVIDFND-Tne deIosiOls are hereby
potSed that semi annual dividend s. ne rate - nc Per
80 No. snrpr1 on AL sums Of tive dollars aud upwards
- ,s',bn i've hundred dollars and i0ny per cent per
-rn oo All .ums Of five hundred dollars and upward,
h have been yOsed Al least hfee months pr.y0u %
go isan viii be paid deposiiors on and after Mocday.
h. f7h mai during The hours u business a. he Bauk AT
ieresf nor called for will remain prnclpa and ora~ ~
800. ro glv from ~ Instant The Bank = open for
bsuess on Mondays Tlur-days and Saturdays, from o.
/ e5riock P N atIa Bowery By order ofihe Trustees.
JAMES MILLS, President.
g. II C0CC.sHALL, Secretary. lyf 81
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4. Fowler. Dentist, has returned from his con
uneual Ohce - bfOadWayi entrance in franz
iin-st jyiZ lwis-
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LATEST DATES
THE OCEAN STEAMERS.
For America.


CuSARD LtNE--Saiis from Liverpool uettlg
EUROPA. Cspt lorr - q New Nok. at july
ooyAs srN NAV Cos l.rNE-Froa Bronea & Souflrgpn.
psRyA~N Capt. Csasrart. ... boz Yosk III Iuh 20
WASHINGTON eco Capt fof New Nork Aus
"a ,h. Inc s steamer leave BREAfN ssVs the l and
sdrfHkNFTON the th ot The unth Ntes the srh s
sosisS ne "a, oi,slng from New for, wdt hesistl
fxpErENpE~r LINKs-tr0m LiroPooi
sARAH SANDS Capt THoNfsgs Tor Nee on Mon Aus :
saEsU skNnS capt TnosrsoS .foI New fors Oct 10
From Harrc;
vSnED srArEs.. Capt H4sfsf.'fof Ne~ '"y 10
For Europe.
C,-S.xp LtNE-F0r Licvpooi oecty
CALEDONIA cart IsrcH. fnom - efA- w , ~
HiHERNIA C,rt sE.sSos FROM Boston w ~ =
EUROPA -.... CAPT Len. ...--f s'" ~ ''A
Ocx4N SIN, NAyCo's LrvE-For SheHPioH Bremen
WASHINGTON Capt Prom 'lhof''' jay -
lypxyxxpz,r Ifxys-Foy Soutsmpior. HarreS LiperP1'
sARAH san Sor Ls y ronN iofs 20 ~ =,
sAhsH sANDs.--.for Liverpool ----- , o"N j '' - "
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Expenses per miie. ;5 lime 10. sI9-
IN ma Tho Oh Board OF Directors reelected
Uayre Markets. .
CUTTON-Ws have uo liee tn ''lt- p or n4if.sr so
1890. 81 ,s 80 .t-sr-r pncrs th- Il- stl-s
f 20 -0 49, a. sl o o. 81, ln tae imports % ll bsi-t-
a. $500, a. Nsio dates % the llth MT BY th-
-sn-r f'1,@d s,ste. TO-DAY hsrr been Pl ss.on o
srr ief,-r. ~ tse Nnr,r Wish ~ Boston on - lth
f-f- l-47 i-fo
.... i..as lu a. -frs -r.ls
80. ....s-f a tlL A. il-
o.. esasra of fe marse raf 20 ltI
-. a., as 81. Potash realized 5if n pors vere 81 -
p. - ID th- Fears onE present stock W ce-lt
r.. CO.. Or sasar Tsov remains nsK-cfedi sho-t ~ ,
Lsrl found buyers a. ~ 81 -. I'll.
n. AZ sreuts Pars el f--tors counoeuce NJ ~ a. 49,
rsa-rAI opinoa pr-vaArS here
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Philadelphia Markets.

IfTFf7 p0n1eIrf uI IN' IIIUNIT
puuADrrPHa Itufsdsy July l3.
piour has been active to-day. with sale, 1yll
-, Western and Pennsy wanna ~ ~ ana som. lol'
- l-lfrsta lower figure sales 3O0bhi- Rye Flour
.I.7tosf Corn Meal g. selling aud held n'm at ,,
=. ..eount Of scarcity Wheat sull iu light supply
- sslo. so bushels a. no 10 ~ for old and ne"
~ iar.e lots would hardly bring so much SAFE,
:.e,berr yellow stock low and but little arriving
- lul ID - 10 So tor Southern sales 2J0 bales oil
cofion. mostly New Orleans. a. - u BE- he'd nmy
c,gsefes quiet Provisions 10 moderate request WIN
re IN ouofstIons Whisky n bbs g ccni.. and
f5s market nearly bare.
$3.50 ~ Sr0cxs-FWst B0ord-JO Nicksburs BE-
d, b, do IG. Nine HIl RB 90 Union bk, Tenn
a 1 70OL eh.h MOrig Loan. -i 800 do Coal scrip
- 300 Ready Mortg Binds t2i 500 o. 16. 1854.
.sl,ad 200 Readg Binds J7} lol Read ia
ioN Oreans Gas. 100, ION Cop SD Mech Bk 24t
. Ps,n Bk. 600. - Vicks ~ 1000 Reads Mort Biz
n, l0J Lehish Coal Scrip. go
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cANvAssERs, ATTENTION I.

1--WE EcLECTTC COMMENTARY on THE BIBLE,
I also large stock ~ Wsous Tales 81 tie Borders
and n scotland in Nos and bound vols and Pines PIC
torsl World Imsirsed London and oxford Bible for sale
on very favorable Tor cash up stair IA he Nc"-fA
wi 81. l. CHICHESTER
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Ifts May morn - breaking Pr us
Only love tones erect our esr.
bur Future lies before us.
flaugkt alike with hope and fear
There the felds where We must labor
Labor for the good and true
There amid the golden harvest
Sisters We have work 20 DO.
not in halls Of state or council
Lies our path Of daily HE
Not N tented nelds OF battle.
Md the combat and the strife
Bui beside the couch Vi suffering
Or where sorrow meets our new,
Where kind words may raise the fallen,
Sisters we have work T. do.
let vs. ask the smiles of Heaven
On the tolls Of future years.
And that We who SOW in gladness
May not reap n doubt and tears
Soon Will End our earthly mission
Heaven Will meet our Iaprured view.
But ~ win the crown 0i glory.
-isters w. have work % do.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-14

GENERAL SrssloNs.-John Doyle was placed On
his tsl for the change Of grand larceny and found gull
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IgE EMGRANr HcsrlTAL, July II
and triey, 81 arrived in the Prince de join
VILE net Msher child IN the Jane Bartholo
new sullivan 30 in the Westminster George Hays
originally reported George Mays, in the Chusan
Margaret Baxter ~ in the Atlantic Ann Daily. 10 IN
the Maria Martin Dunn So in the Ashburton VIM
Han child. in the Speed Teddy Clark ,sesmsn) Of
ship ses-natives of Ireland.
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CoNsrRUClIyE GRAND LARcLNi.--A complaint
,v.suret.rred Wednesday, before Justice rmpson bv
German named harles j. Aincr. against a fellow
countryman named L. Chandy, ON the above charge for
reared that the complainant left Germany without
toide,ine his debts and the accused by pretending
INV The creditors were in search Of him. Induced him
." ,,t hi,, IN procc.d West Officers stephens and
Hs crested the accused this morning in Hudson Il
and he was detained 10 answer
GENERAL SEsslONs.-John Doyle was placed on
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.tA1r l] .laa ~ Li,f s'tf ''.t
~ The National kcformers o me Thirteenth
" srl VII bold pub he meet ~ on FRIDAY evening July "a.
ITALIAN Hal f50 Grand So several eminent speakcr,
wl- address iae meeting. ll'I JOHN OSBORN sec y.
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DESERTED lNfANTs-A child two months old
was lett in the rear Of p Sevenieonthst Thursday
morning about o'clock, snd was discovered By oil
the Pohccuen OF The Eighteenth Ward. Another in
FAINT about month old was found in the area OF house
in Nineteenth.st near Broadway. Both were taken 10
the Aims house.
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For Europe.

CllNAKD IINE-F0T LfcVpOut "tltJ'
AIYDoNfA cant IstrrH Fnln ~ ora W eeuc-ias' ~ ].
ltHNNtA .Cspt SEsasos.- nom Boston ~. ,is ' Z
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SrRAKoscH IN NEw HAyEV.-Wo learn that NJ.
strakosh who has been obliged to postpone his secoud
Concert in Brooklyn, on account of the Hall having
been previously engaged by the steyermsrkers, will
give the citizens of New Haven opportunity of hear
iug him on Monday or Tuesday next. We envy them
the surprise and delight with which they will listen 20
this unsurpassed pianist
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CALVARY CHuEcH.-A new aud elegant Organ
has recently been placed in Calvary Church in this
CITY Il was built by Henry Erben ESQ. Of Newl ork
and il considered to be an excellent instrument
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~ so iascc,5 O. ltrr hs,rseu sent b. rsIa @r'f b
glil - iiey oN lof BE- tisr,. orr ef ne Ogios.
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BOARD or SUrERvIscRs-A resolution offered
meeting or two since repeating the resolution OF the
last Board reducing the fee of the Coroner from =
and extra charges to g in each case WAS adopted, 50
that the fees remain as before.
The object Of the meeting was 10 present the 1Tahu
Jury lists but they were not ready and alter passing
upon some little unimportant business the Board al
fstfrr
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CuSARD LtNE--Satls from Liverpool rettg.
EUROPA Nspt lorr 70 New Nork at July
OcyAS srsi Nav Cos line Fr0a Bremen & S0utrpiH
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I,nrrrNnrHr LINks-Fronl LIrarooI

s1EAH sANps Capt IEoxrsss. For Nee lofk Mon Aus :
SARAH SANDS. Capt TnosrsoS fo' Ne" ios.'i" oct 10
From Hare;
UNnFD sIATEs Capt H.sFsrsfFfor NeN Mon Jup 10
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CITY DYE HOUSE.

GROVE STREET.
II AIDES and Gentemens Garments of every descrip.
L. tion dyed and finished in superior style. Also,
Shawis Wells, Hosiery, &c Gents whole Garments dyed
and pressed in good shapeAso, ceansed at short notice
without injury to goods or coors. White Merno and
other Shaws cleansed Carpets cleansed eight cents
per yard days notice. Goods returned in one week.
EN Office at ElIis's, ll6 Main Street.
Worcester, April5. dwtfl5
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CITY Optical Rooms.

United States BLOCK, mann entrance up stars.
J: r. PAINE u SON, Opticians,
WOULD respectfully inform their numerous irisnds and
w the public generally that owing the liberal nat
ornage bestowed upon them they have induced TO
remove from their old stsnd to their present commodeus
rooms where they will be most happy wait all those
who require their services Alter an experience OF
ten years devoted ercLuspey the manufacture and safe
0fSpectacEes they confident of rendering entire sas
action to those who may honor them with their favors.
CAUTION!
Whereas, il has been represented the undersigned by
numerous individuals, thai they have been upon
by certain dealers in Spectaces, who have sold them
spurious article, purporting be manufactured by the
pndersisRedT Therefore, would take hs opportunity
Of inforlg rends and The public generally
that WE HAVE NO AGENTS, and The only place in FORCES
The City Optical Rooms, u. States Block.
and they would respectfully invite all those who have 10
TO artificial aid FOR impaired vision call and test
the quality Of the above named Speclaces (wheher they
purchase not) as adjusted by the OPTONE TER This
instrument nAenteJ by I'm n PANE The purposs
Of adjusting the Lenses of the spectacle any
detect OF the eye, whether II proceed from distorted or
uneqnazed vision cataract, in TACT almest any cause
but absolute blindness
We claim for those FL uses the following nroper,ies
st learness and finish be surpassed or eauaed
by any Lenses of foreign domestic manufactures Cd no
alteration 3D. they can be worn for any length Of
when fitted by the Optomeer, without fatgung the eye
occasioning the slightest inconvenience 4th they
Preser,e the sight and in many cases restore it.
All those qnaes we claim for our Spectaces. and we
respectfully invite those who doubt, and all Others to can
and satisfy themselves, by personal examination
Inc annexed phasI apn IS ne opinion OF j. v. e.
NJ d.. the celebrated Lecturer on Optics and the Eye
lie says through the columns of his Medical Journal
The Editor has lesurely examined Mr. Paine's inven-
tion, and, without hesitation, express our belief thai
is not Only very Ingenious but very useful iastru
men and is destined for extensive reputation when
fairly brought before the public. = = Epsr,
CptciGn in large cities would find his account N Inv
Ing an optometer 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 ~ aaIel.faN l.'l. oII
N. b. SEXTANTS, QUADRENTs, SPY GLASSES
and all manner Of Optical Instruments repaired AT shori
notice. JOHN p, PAINE 4. SON
Worcesteri hPTh ~ ~ ~ dwf
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New Line OF Stages from Prime etOn

neC Arrangement of the RuGnd and Worc ester Stage
A STAGE will leave the Post
&H1EsA. "A Office in Princeton every dag
Sundays excepted) 81 O'Clock
and Rutland at 81, and arrive in
ESt9a w orcester in for the nine
=, - = O'Clock train Of cars Boston
and 81 train for Albany RETURNING-Leayes lhs
American Temperance House OF rs O'Clock p NJ after hI
arrival OF the q o'clock train from Boston.
Passengers going to Holden, Rutland, Princeton,
please in"im the Ticket-maser and Conductor, and y
their fare through either paceviz So and have the
names entered the way BILL
June 2, 1S47. JOSEPH TAYLOR,
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Worcester, Southbridge, and Sturbridge
- -. STAGE. -.
In connection NTH the Noracich and Worcester Rci

EEySA2 IN HE subscriber respectfully IN.
k;SAS1 SSSu3EN ~ forms the public that he haa
r Si Sy rs ~ established line of Stages
rum between Webster, South.
bridge and urbridge Leave Southbrdge 81 Am. and
arrive at ebser in time to take the 81 train of
Worcester and Boston, arriving at Boston at IL A. NJ.
RETURNING-LeaveB Boston at 24 and Worcester nj
Souhbrdge passengers 81 hours in Boston and
day. ~ Passengers for Worcester will be down
at the N0rwich dnd Worcester Depot.
Tickets can be obtained of the subscriber AMI Phelps
Jewery Store in Souhbridge through Worcester and
at the ftorwich and Worcester Railroad Ticket Oace
through to Southbridge Fare by this route lou
By any other. g.as - ga
All business ntrused to the subscriber will be prompt
ly and faithfully attended to. if4ssaaa
GT Office in Worcester at the Am. Temperance House
May IL. e5asi l8ra JOSEPH SHEPAPD.
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WINTER ARRANGEMENr


Commencing Wednesday, Dec. L, 1847,
PASSENGER TRAINS run daily, Sundays excepted
leaving as follows t#" gsl
Boston, 2 and A NJ. and T. M
Worcester, 81 and 10 A. M aud T. NJ
Albany, II A. M. % P NJ;
IVES Springfield, 81 AM. an II NJ. for Albany;
Springfield, 81 AM y and P. M. Tor arrival o
the train from New York; oi Worcester and Boston
DAY LINE TO NEW YORKA0ia Spring field
The Steamboat train leaving Bossonht AM and Wor
sester 81 AM, will not siOp Way Stations unless
take passengers pro-
coed directly by way Of Hartford New Haven, anil
arrive in New York by P. M D.
Returning leaves New York St A. NJ. and arrives al
Worcester at Pm. Hag
FOR ALBANY AND TROY, safa
Leave Boston at A. M, Worcester 10 NJ. and arrivs
Abanv ST P.M.-or leAvs Es T NJ w Worcester
at NJ, lodge in Springfield leave 81 morning
and arri-e lin Albany at II P Ma
The trains for Troy leave the arrival of the trains
OF Gresnbush. usf tst @
The trains for Buff4o leave Albany at74 A. M. 7PM
The trains ofthe Pittsfed aud North Adams Rail Road
connect Pittsfeld. 4a 3e
The trains of the Hudson and Berkshire Rail Road con
meet at Chatham. EA Elass ss.585 es ssaH.a#
The Housatonic Rail Road connects at State line.
The trains for Northampton and Greenfield connect al
Springfield and passengers proceed BY Stage Bratle.
boro Windsor, Bellows Falls, TIanoEer, Haverhill
Stages from Charlton to S0uthbridge--from Wesl
Brookfed to Ware, Enfield New BrRinree and Hardwick
from Palmer TO Three Rivas, BelehertOwn,s Amherst
Ware and Monsoon JAMES BARNES,
Worcester, Nov 80, ls47. dwtf sup't q Engineer
WORCESTER & NASHUA RAIL ROAD
OPEN from ClintOnville to Grot0n.
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Apprentices Wanted.

kAVWHOHHtACUS w dNHHtCWs
WANTED, al a Jewelry Mandatory in Providence,
w r. l. or two Boys Apprentices, fr,m II s
years of age of good character and OF frugal industrious
habits For information concerning TERMS SC, apply to
Mr. 5. P. CHAMPNEY, Worcester; ALLEN BRowN, Eeu.,
southbrdge; E. oMsBEE, Esq, Oxford; II Meeting
ST., Providence, r. ]. u25 June Is.
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WORCESTER & NASHUA RAIL ROAD
Onen from Clint0npiLe to GrotOn. -
tFss57ishss EFsszasssssTs ffTssssfSssezngg x "A Ii


ON and after Monday, July "a ls4s, PASSENGER
NJTRAlNS will run in connection with Trains upon the
Fitchburg Rail Road, to Boston. as follows
Leave Clihtonville at $40 g 05 AM and 405 p M
intersectng Grolon with Trains from FitchbuTg to
Boston at 705 AM, $40 A. M and 40 p. M, tho
arrival Of said Trains. sai H1
Reurning-Leave Groton for Clintonville at S27 NJ
Bpm and Is P. the arrival of Trains upon the
Fitchburg Railroad, which leave Boston at AM, IL
and sc P NJ. aHErt 5si atas-a7 .H
2 The above It aims will also connect at Groton with
Trains upon the StoRey Brook Rail Road for LOWELL.
STAGE will leave Worcester for Clintonvile and
Lowell at 6.45 AM and 1870 p NJ. and arrive at Clinton
vile in for the Trans which leave Cntonvie at
sos NJ and 405 P. NJ, and Groton at $40 Am and 40
PM the Stoney Brook Rail Road to Lowell, arrv-
ing in Lowell at 1925 A. M. and s. rs. STD
Returning-Leave Lowell for GrOton at 740A NJ. and
LIS M and arrive in Groton in for the Trains
for Clntonvle and Worcester, which leave Groton al
q A. M. and p M, arriving in Worcester at II A.
and PM. HsNl So sn1ag ssf as Sues ra fsf
The Trains which leave Clintonvie at .05 A. M, and
Lowell at Is Pm. connect with Trains the Lowell
and Lawrence and Boston and Maine Rail Roads, thus
forming communication between Portland and Worces-
ter, New York. and the West by way Norwich and
Worcester and Wes ern Railroads
q Fare from Worcester to LOtOell, 8 LBS.
Stage will run from Sterling to the village of New
Boston in Lancaster. with passengers for the Train which
leaves CntoDVle at $40 AM returning after the arrival
of the last train from Boston and Groton.
The above trains connect at Groton with trains upon
the Peterbero and Shirley Railroad and with the Vermont
and Mass and Cheshire Railroads. by way Of the Fitch
burg Railroad w. A. WHEELER,
Worcester, July 90. dWtf Agent.
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