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Also bond and mortgage for S6S eco property in the
City Of Brooklyn the at River, betw the Jsessoa
and Ca,heses Ferriss having water front OF over 800
feet Of sufficient depth Tor vessels OF the largest class
Anthony J. bi-ecksr and Philip Reynolds, Esqr. were
appointed ConmsoEers TO appraise the value Of the land
embraced IN the shove morgsssi they reported August
the 9th, lsf7, a. loiows
GUY and Coaty Of Nes- York. stPhiiip Reynolds and
Anthony j. Bleeckrr Of said city sDd county being duly
for hlmelf says that he has persona exam
iced the three pieces Of land above described and VI
which daNAm nap precsdes the above description
that he has ased The land In said descriptions
bens ell the land represented sed nap except two lots
fronting Plymouth esch - feet In width, front and
aud 100 feet deep ana that SAID land appraised
buildings. worth in cash, IN his Opiu Il
least One Hundred s1d Ihlfy 1nousand Doilarsi inst
there four building saio a0d three Of brick and
OF wood which rented &c he 10 informed and be-
eves az 81 30 per AMIN sad that he considers the said
Gst mentioned reasonable rent for sad buildings
add the block ground which they stand and that the
residue u said and 70 wiz the o'heT two ocks, Of
which the Eat River loo feet inch, and his
water front sids Of zoo And about $50 feet
the other would read, let for sufficient TO pay all annual
tUes and and five thous and dollars beside,
In its present STATE ant that sI thousand two hundred
dollars in his opinion fair and reasonable net annual
reat for income which nsy be .slrly relied on from the
whole Of the above land p. REYNOLDS,
ANTHONY }. BLEECKER,
Sworn before ris this 9th day Of August, 1871.
DA<L : BAKER, Com. q DEEDS
The amount n securities held for said Bond. 30 II
non, ~ ~ Van ZAsDr
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MECHANICS HALL
I'D BROADWAY. between Grand ard Brcoms
. - streets -pfen every night Jnahstsd success
Crowded rishy WITH
TEr BE,urs ,Sp FASHION % NEw.YoKS
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WARM sou R NAL.
PORT OF NETWORK.
Ai>fATUAE ALHssAc..-...TiH7 DAY
NooS FULL SRA.
49, Is Sci, ....i 81 Morn 80 Morn...oo y
LATEST DATES.
LaasYn. ... Dec IS ti.yI>............s..De Dee II
Li.erg Dee ~ Nc~-Os-alr Or.
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SEvERK ACCIDENT on THE hAILRoAD.-On
Modsy the 81 inst very seroas accident occurred On
The nc OF tho Central Railroad, al the High Bridge cur
aCosne,tor Ii appears that blast had nst been DIS
charged, Without producing any effect farther than 10
aek and oussn sshty the rock. ami three men "o oi
them brothers. named HenryO were engaged IN roenais
as the -srs blast large charge OF powder had betn
uoare1 in lp1 these men were engaged ia hmPi"y H.
shen suddenly exploded, throwing thein several ieei
aoJ dreSdfls burning and laceratng Their faces Nehs
a. fhrn ia scd be Etay injured bat the attend
us rbysc4n Dr. Hatch Is appreheusive mat thef eyes
viii be- completely desuoye3-a calamity 10 these poor
men end ihsir faculties scarcely less dreadful than death
rsfi IL IS supposed tgat portion OF The use usel In
sensrcins the nrs blast remained ana caused ms uoi
mt. c,s1aitv burlington Free Press.
DEA1HBY PoIsoS.--A mannsmed Joseph Babler
altsdcnt Of lrdiana-pace came 10 ms death on t'osy
M r consequence Of drinking 5edoug poison BY mistake
nf ardent spirits. Mr. b. was formerly OF incorporate
h6bs but had reformed. His wife falling sick, the Phy'-
s.n oreered q hath Of New-Engsnd rum. The presence
ths rum In the house aroused the lurking sppeuee MI
aud he partially relaPed to iniemperAnee On go.s 70
ne closet one day last week 20 get come spirits nc ooA
spa bottle which he supposed ocontainit Unfortunately
However. It Il preparation called hed-ous poson' o.
lBosion Traveller.
NsyvYoRX AND Nav HAVEN RaiLRoAD.-The
voS Of grading going rapidly ward on the New-ha
sscloa-s strong party beiog engaged AZ ana LES.
West RIVER. aid another IN extending al emoahsheh'
Into tie hashoT an angie which It will cress Ii IS CON
certain that road will pass through osnsey
settled part Of New-Haven, the bed Of the farnn on
Canal SIDE by size with thu Canal Railroad Inc Fss o.
the latter already laid 10 within two miles OF r.h
Vile when IS 25 miles from Nav Haven. and 1907 OF 1's
tol f&rm.DgiCR lJVu' VI ~'i'
Tag WEArHrR.-We have had al sorts OF
wsssher nc past Is Saturday usat go" le. -
ss.Lssn quantity 70 cover the earth OA sHno! 'n
lag se. and delayed the streets, aud ie ,nno ~ J
2ussa.y. Fson yesterday 20 TINS inoTnins We a.
aus gaze from the aad northwest toe ths nos'
Noliag Tho vicinity Of zero. Ths mosalas s1e cs
lBoslcn Trans lVIh
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CorHr OF COMMON PLgAs.-Beiore Judge Ingrahsm As
Commissioner The contested election Tor MeHoer OF
congress 10 The upper psrg Of tbs City between Aessrs
Monroe aud Williams having been sent back 70 ms tiy
In order 10 have testimony taken IS 10 ALLEGED mega w.
tsrs nom the AIMS Hsuse, Sc witnesses were examined
Yesterday Cacsdas) before Judge lugrAhAm' as eomns
.i.usr In the Common Pleas Room. H. L Dawes fs4'
appeared as counsel Tor Aid Monroe. and MI LIVINGSTON
A. counsel Tor AID Williams. From some esuse o. ohei
IL Vas deemed best TIA, the public hcad not Bear ne Fo
eeSnss and the Judgc said that they were not TO DC
published. Mr.. Llsia.ston minated responsive 10 'hS
Iu9gc aud OF course there Is - he no report.
BEFORE Jadse Huroui.-hodyes " S'cI Is -Moslcn 70
,ro.e noe on J. v Weseryel, SneliI Of New lorS,
80 no. ipprsonng Daniel h. sckes. member Of the late
lsisure he Jai.e decided there probable cause
- ,,8erea an ttaclmSns with $500 bail.
=. sr.rRs COMMISSIONERS OTficx -frdHeis LystA
- me brig Ellsworth. WAS examined on charge OF
20 Peter Michaels one 81 the crew, and cam
mttsi 70 answer
In the matter o. :. y. Noble, al attorney &c pub
- vs..e...y's 7,4bsrs we learn that the whole nat
,s ra,e was settled aueao!y ssme days before 'ns
S.o srssd 70. as will appear from the following Ger
800. of NJ psar.sn The papers had not eeea "'lA
AVN. through tbs neglect Of the pAr--s''
The subject matter Of TIL, Application having oee. 80.
.tl .-ttied ali proceedings axe HEREBY
The pApers wi.AirAwh-
I.auarg q. 1915.
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CHRISTOPHER RUTHERFORD. AyeuSssss
Any JANFs VI. MlI.IkR-ste.e No - nssSss

DY JAMES VI. MllI.kR-stese No ~ hsssss
- isn- rst, door 10 No 3LbsryN
THURSDAY. Jaa. 49,
At 10; O'Clock at stois Of O. Lee Knapp Psisa. 10 j.
so s.. sol. leather With other articles 10 the l,sA
AZ 4. . clock, ~ the Merchants Exchasss
gy order Of the Executors Of Peter MAJ dseseesd-
Al that certain sr w. lats the Residence 81 Peter Aym
d.crN-.d situate In the town Of Jsmsics and Coesty
Queens about me east OF the village CT JAnscs, esa4
tam contains about II and on The said piemisesns
good twostory dwelling house, with BAN snd other oe
buildings The said premises be viewed any tune ~
fore the sale. O.. 49,.
For farther particulars inquire OF Isaac " baksf Ia
Sa.,.ust TUESDAY, Jan. 10,
At 10. o. clock, Al store 10 Msiden-iane
goor, SHoEs A~D BsOcANs-l,VO eases ooots, snoes
aud brogan. consisting of every variety suisss boa ~s
southeru Western and city trade sale Posiiise
WEDNESDAY, Feb
Ati0 O'clock at the store rs Maiden lane
$40 packages sad lots OF Hardware aud Gallery com
pr,nx general assortment OF fresh and desirable se@
and manufactured, consisting Ia part wees
ansi. axs. hoes trace log and hster chains steeyuca
cas-, buts tabs DO plato hinges, curry COMBS mill es
ae. hssard do handssw do, drAwips ksises, pah ens
cupboard add French locks kettes sauce psns Seo
ito. hoes eano estck snufsfs, table knives and ioths
pocket cutlery butcher knives, shos and breed 90 -
ray. snd waters Britannia German silver and iron sss
nnd table spoous round and square boifs
The above sle fresh soods and IN eonpls'e ordsn
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q Grand social Tea Party. Liberty union Ne.
Daughters Of Temperance, viii ave Social Tea Party
on Thursday sgsaing Jan IS le48 American Hall
Broadway and Grsnd-r. Tue committee pledge them
this viii be dn- q the most splendid affairs "
the season Tee large rooms have been engssed sud
limited nunb.T oftiekss Issued 10 avoid crowd. land
OF music vii te 4tendsnce Tickets 81 certsto Be hsa
the door TIE evening % the entertainment AID oi
the following sorui esi Nm. NJ 1aggsIt, l3l Fifteen To-
s.: Moremsn us sisteenth-st; }. T. Knapp III Sew
euteenih-sti ;. Ceart1ey % y.foatsst bstes
81. Hamrersly; n y Aofgaa, ~ King; Y B-linsn. =
Kisg. W. c. fan6.li. IS sxsk-sssEes :. D. Keisi 5e5
s.Iih.sveHus; C0issEas Are- 49, -
Rrrf~.s --eretsrr ii2 -Ilst
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CORPORATION NOrICE.-Pab

- By syen ihs o. ners occupant n oe "a.
pants Of AL hogsss snd los Improved or 1-inprryed
l.ae. Affected th- eby that the FLOWING essrreats
have teeu s0upl-fed b the ssssps, .rd are DECD 70
the Str e. Cor .sioaers Oce for era ninttioa y q.
persons tefs.t,d F0r bsding FEWER Ia Murray
from Broad 20 q -dson Rive The iirts eu-
crss-c by sad meal ine5ce eli the s-v-a noa'es
snd o-s a. scuni ot- pec-s or gsrceis OF land
both st.s o. Murray between brosi ay sad
Hldsoe River. Also 90 ne -astcEy De q vests. %
tr.-rn BAclsy and Warren So Also On botn sides o.
Wa.hiuz'oa ard Greenwich So Be seen rsfciaJ and
Warren 50 Also both 'sof Col -ss 'isce
N-r~sg AID WNrre1 Also on the ~-s-> y sife Ct
Rrosszay bets--n Moray and Ware 80 Al p-fscos
whose n-fel-s sdsctec - the dooT- n.n-d ,s--ss
seufs .rd h3 49, opp sd the sane, or eit1-f 81
tie a-s requested 70 present their % ctors n VIZ
irs tst,- rdersEsei A. the rect Cglis 3ners Of-
See st.ia thirty days frora be q t-ls notice.
street. Conn ssioaer's Ofiss, fae. u, le+s
MARTIN 4. THOMPSON,
la Street Ccrn-aissicser ssa Gun Of the Assessor
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NII-~ING.-A colored man named PETER VIII
wi LlAMS about IS years Of age. feet hsh, rather
bald has been missing STAGE the z7n OF December last
He supposed T. b living In Broadway with ewsh
family Ia tue capacity Of waiter he was msa OF s)od
tsfsl-n him. Any information IN regard ~ him ~ b.
thankfully received by his wife, who lives At - second
avenue or aay Information will 10 communicated 10 her
m l.ft ~ 3D. Ana.sr ~ ~
4 OST-On Monday evening, between Walker and Di-
tJyisi0nst q striped chsn Eeste six cape bound with
black lace The fnder wi please return II 10 5Eddse
.. and Gill bs suitably rewarded. JAZZ
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- 4. KEMP has removed 70 the large aad sps>l,~s
N.,,ore S45 Broadway opposite the Nsw-Yoh Scc'ssy
Library and would hog leave t. call the attsrccs ~
parties hayus soods dispose VI o. auction, tho vvsy
central ioes " his ses Rooms which ara aaSassss
ably the and best tot the disposal Of farutsfe
fancy roOf. Nc Of 10 the citywi give efsecA a.
tenton g. the disposal OF furniture 81 private d~efsss
Az stock, Of socds aacsou CSh advances mAAs sss
a. sales promptly cssneo
WEDNESDAY, Jan. "a
Nakrc,sgg's SALs OF FUssIrUss-R {. KEMP wti
sell Al Auction o Wednesday AZ let och s 5ts btosd
way b, order q Mortgages ssrss lot OF er
nturc large portion OF whieh has been ni,e sssd SOC
si.nS Of psror cham er, dining and Kitchen fssa
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i w BROWN Au-tionesr.
FURNITURE, HOUSE FUkNIshiNSs, A'ue.s',
Jauussy ~ a. iOt O'clock at ifl bfosawsy, 70 pJ
vsaee aud CHARGES 10 e. assortment OF turnturs ooa
pr.ns s'e.ps ssrss.n sofa ss
and other tables. rocking and essy chair" msrss's''
feather beds. &c ne
Also, carpets and rugs go,
Also large sorlm sat Of rich and plain glass 40 WITH
various ethsq srrcles jl2 n'
o WARREN, AoctoneeD
nRy sOODS.-TbisosJ t"edne-dsyJ an ~ isssi
~ g Ci OclJck. s.ction room " Aanst sensts
as0ftmen Ct Dry Goods, consisting 81 "e'es
ye,tog hosiery aipac.s Priot', snshsms nsnnsis msS
lin d. laines hsndserchefs, gloves 40
Also, lot f1rnitafe, window shades NC. ls< IL
I'm. IA JONES. Aas,isses.;
Dco-s,ers =. Pearl, .i,oa @eda.:asy. J.ss.,y y,
Tor lhs southern, W-.t-rn and city trade.
Also. n.n's sud boys hip AID thick boots a.
Also. o.n.~ sna wcaeo,, run,s, ox-rsnses
- FOR SALE The two story and attic bric. a.sil'
MI ing house 100 Hen'y ., between Ra,sss ssd yssss'
- 500 ais house &c by S. feet deep, nciuoin tseoom
IL built in best msnnsf rsgi-e with ever consen
eece 'or the pfe.en, osnsrs VS. ana occupancy
mab. mAntei. throughout c otoI water Ia ssen sofyy
bathing and green foVmsy ss'ssu weh arsosea, Ans
stocked with grape In god ossnns fount<n "a tes 60
tor and : one Of The mo-, as'na.s s'os", s.n,'sI
with usual covenants for renewal Of the hatssrs sssfs
VIZ ss .'ld S ' SEYMOUR ;,T; .q..
a. At PRIVATE -ALE-Ths two story bnet
VA oo.o aod In fee lts bowsry Desr srooms6 The
house 10 by a. feet size " lot 20 by "a feet deep witA
D5.s aS 200 esr ssno% 10 per cent o.. re-
IAN an bind aud mors.ss Cor Of years Fer Per.
tcalsr sppiyto J. BLEECkkh, Aaslensss,
Jl2 Nv o.o,p "
~ AT pKIVATE SALE-Ths thl.c s,ory hfiei
N house and Loo IN fee z0i SsvsntbU bsiween ave-
- nuss sod d. AZ Of lot. IS by half tho CLOCK, with
ls.I BIG. se'ls0. G'o,oa ss's. &c az sD.s ''d''
J2iw A. BLEEcKEa. Ase ioass,. -gro.a-st
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Two THOSE WHO can appreciate a good thing, we
know Of 10 placs Ia the city where more excellent
spiritual restoratves Of the inner be procured,
thsn a. the ZIems House, 52l BIosdwsy where Senr
Nunox presents his patrons the best productions OF he
vp-ysros Of France or the Highlands Of scotland
even Of American rye Old Holland Is aso well repre-
,entsd there aud II any coz would ike put,
Advse him 70 call upon HI sen0T for articles WORTHY Of
be;ns pufed ji2 I'm.
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Rsrosd Corporation which. for years was charge
upon the revenue Of from $4,000 10 $4,000 per annu'
amounting In all to than $4,000 now pays from
900 to $4,000 per clear profit The excess Of
income after the present year is estimated At 500 oO'
which supposed may be increased shortly By proceeds
Of sales Of lands Maine when the School Fund reaches
lie legal limit. viz 81 100000.
The numbered Insurance Companies Incorporated
Nth s,esids capsl in Masssehuetts Is %. Their su-
atom on the Lot Of December, was 40 follows;
Boston Is Office. Is out Of Bosto1. Total
cs,ital 80. f575OOD % 81 $1,000 90 S5e45oOO %
At risk, marine 81 20 w % ooSo so, ~ S,ii5 nv
nre ..ti Ypo5s)oV W o'ti'- W N4f'-~f'4"
Amnt Of pretDs.
on FIRE risks IN $500, q,
determined i,c,oo3 % 90 ~ i''f~f' -
Average annual
dividend for
precedinsy years
OF since incoI- $500 ~.... .,.s,s,..,
poIated....... 10 sic CT ot-lv y c. 'if'''' -
Amount OF hre
losses paid tho ease, *
last year.....s. lo5Oo- = -
Am mt of Marine. loi-, fsi o. i+f-'o 70 l''''o' -
The losses paid BY the several onee' during io S7'
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4 GENTS WASTED in this city, and oil parts Of u
"A Union to sell add popular Pictorial Works re
particulars call personally, address. tpospsidl
ROBERT SEARS, Publisher,
IS ltnlsDAWs ia Nassaust. New-Tork Cit.
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Beautiful reeih and w eL Breath.
an m " pos>ps- ny u.Iug
SHEER MANS TOOTH PASTE

10 warranted tree rom mead any il rn,s nrredS-
Aehts hhd is misunderstanding cleaning and Ia
teet removing turer, preventing Them from aching or de-
Guy, 81 'he same time giving them healthy appearances
rs wen rs hardening the gums swreepp tha breath
~ eves delciois taste IN the mouth anl gives unvcy.
sn Sauslacton VINO vet IL once will ever after
give me preference every nher dentjice CHARTS
W. sandird, Cn Charles s. Btns n and scores Of our
noSt 1IslinsnIShed citizens. have used SnEEMANra
TOOTH PASTE Tor several wears ana hrlieye II 70 he
unequalIed Reader get box and try H. n you wan,
sweet breath ana hhn,is ONE teeth.
HhERMdN'S PL4STER commonly chilled SHER.
MANT POOR M6N'S PLASTER for the rinng sum
OF Ss cents Is without excet ZION The best article in the
shape OF Plaster ~ The known world gives relief In
lew hours where The suffering is intense
RHEUMATISM Lumlagn. Pam or Weakness in tbs
side, Chest, Back Neck, Lons Limbs joins Weld 10
IL sooner than any other remedy Worn on the lower
part Of tho spine they have the Piles md on ths
small Of the back they have cured Falling of the Womb
Dyspeptics, or persons troubled with Liver CompIant
will find them OF great ami Surprising benefit when wrp
over the part affected COnsumpives shond lways wear
their chest, will ease their Cough and ramoys
the Soreness Several million OF them hnye been soIaal
never complaint made against them
ror sac wpiesaie ana retail at The cheap Bookstore by
= sept zs-aWom J. CIRCUIT, JR
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WORCESTER 81 NASHUA RAIL ROAD
OPEN from Clintonpilie to GrOton.


JTRANS will run In connection with Trains upon the
Ftchburg Rail Road, to Boston, follows:
Leave CliLtonvle at $40 NJ 80 05 Am and 05 P M
Boston az 705 AM $40 A NJ. and DO P. NJ or on the
arrival Of said Trains.
Returning cave Groton for Clntonve at e.27 A NJ,
ppm. and IS P. NJ the arrival of Trains upon the
Fchburg Railroad which leave Boston at AM, IL NJ.
and ass Pm.
The above T aims will also connect at Grotou with
Trains upon the Sioney Brook Rail Road for LOWELL.
STAGE will leave Worcester for Clntonville and
Lowell at 6.45 AM and 100 p NJ and at Clinton.
vile in for the Trans which leave Cntonvle at
sos NJ and 405 P. NJ, and Groon $40 A M and $40
PM, the Stoney Brook Rail Road TO Lcwe arriv-
Ing in Lowell at 1925 NJ. and IS.
Returning-Leave Lowell for Groton at TAO A NJ and
LIS T. M and arrive in GroOn in for the Trains
for ClntonVle and Worcester which leave Groto. as
s27 A. NJ and P NJ, arriving in Worcester IL a. NJ
and PM.
The Trains which leave Clinonve at .05 A. NJ, and
Lowell at Is PM, connect with Trains upon the Lowell
and Lawrence and Boston and Maine Rail Roads, thus
forming communication between Portland aud Worces-
ter, New York and the West by way the Norwich and
Worcester and Yves Railroads
Fare from Worcester to LotOsH, Sl25
Stage will run from Sterling the village Of New
Boston in Lancaster with passengers for the Train which
leaves Cintonve at 20 Am returning after the arrival
OF the last train from Boston and Groton.
The above trains connect st Groon with trains upon
the Peterbofo 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. dwti Agent.
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Commencing Friday, Sept l, 1913,
PASSENGER TRAINS will run daily, Sundays except
ed, as follows
Boston, IA. NJ, sA. H., and a I'm
Worcester, 81 A. NJ, 10 A. N aud so r. N
Albany A. NJ, and 2s P NJ.
Springfield, q AM. an 1t NJ fer Albany.
Springfield, St A. NJ, and IT p. Tor tn. arrival
of me train from New York fo WoT and Boston
DAY LINE TO NEW YORK-Uia Spring field.
The Steamboat train leaving Boston ut AM and Wor
eester at " AN, will not stop Way SaHons unless
take for Springfield beyond Passengers pro-
eeed directly on by way of Hartford and New Haven and
arrive in New York by S P. M
Returning. leaves New York at A. M. and arrives
Worcester at P. NJ.
FOR ALBANY AND TROY
Leave Boston A. NJ, Worcester 10 A. NJ. and arrive
al Albany ST P-Mor leave Bston at M, Worcester
at 30 M lodge in Springfield; leave at 81 morning
and arrive in Albany u P. NJ.
The trains for Trey leave on the arrival of the trains
at Greenbush.
The trains fer BufiIo leave Albany at74 A. NJ & Pm
The trains the Pitts6ed aad North Adams Rail Road
Pitsfed.
The Housatonic Rail Road connects at the State line
The trains for Northampton and Greenfield connect al
Springfield and passengers proceed by Stage Brale>
boro Windsor, Bellows Falls, Hanover Haverhill DC
Stages run from Charlton to sou;hhrdge-from West
Brookhed to Ware Enfield, New Brantree and Hardwich
from Palmer to Three Rivers, Bechertown, Amhers /
Ware and Monson. HENRY GRAY,
Agent Western Railroad.
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~ TIVE BRICK BUILDING on Lincoln SQUARE
fSsA Il known as the Worcester Bran Railroad Det
ssi pot, 100 feet by will be fitted up accommo
date Lessee track will be laid if desired Tor cars to run
iRO basement.
Also Building situated near the Boston and Worcester
Railroad Bridge, suitable Tor Machine Shop so by 80 f.
stories high with steam engine and engine
sdand BIacksmiths shop near, 30 by So feet,
high with yard room-will be fitted to suit tenants
Immediate possession given Inquire the office of the
WcTcesIer and Nashua Railroad Company, No las Main
Street. DIFF Feb o
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LEONARD;S
Boston and Worcester EXnress,

.y.-s, II VII q subscriber continues run THE Elk.
ESAr8gAga PRESS between Boston and Worcester for
-est 500 the safe transmission of Packages Bundles
BanF Notes. Specie, and Merchandise generally
Three Times each way Daily.
Particular attention given paying collecting and ne
eotsting notes, drafts, bills and purchasing and selling
merchandise, produce, etc.
All packages must be directed to his care.
The Subscribers alone responsible for property
ed to his and risk is assumed by the Boston ami
Worcester Rail Road Company
Packages by this line forwarded from Worcester 10
Salem, Newbury port, Taunton Fall River and New Bed
toId also, TO Portland, and all parts of Maine.
Orders free for goods to be returned by this Express.
OFFIcEs.-HARNDEN & cos. Office. 8 Court Street
Boston; J. H KNIGHTS HAT STORE, 1e3 Main 81
Worcester. s. g. LEONARD,
Feb 25, l647. diff
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TOM TO PILLS

THE Vegetable Remedy for Diseases arising from In
i purities ofthe Blood, DyspepsiG Scrofuio, and all
Chronic Diseases. Also substitute for Cdiopsek os
CaIharic FevsrS and all Bilious 4Gecions They have
no in curing Bilious Discusses dyspepsia Liver Com
plants flick Head ache, Janndice, Colds lBnnenza Cat
arrah Rhumaiism, HEARTBURN, cid Stomach Palpation
Loss OF Appetite Costiyeness, Collie and being mild
In their operation, without pro ucng debility, they are
perfectly safe for debitated and feeble conslitu
lions. Az general Family Medicine they are ualied
being applicable and safe Tor the young and the aged
For sale wholesale and Retail by J. CIRCUIT Ja
Worcester, sept % dw3m
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-10-28
Notice to Manufacturers.

lie suDscriDeTs are agents Tor the sale OF REEDS and
HARNESSES ola superior manufacture. ami ars con-
nden there Is nothing which reach their Reeds and
HARNESSES In manufacture and finish. SAMPLES OF tho
Reeds can be examined and the subscers are
10 furnish all orders favorable terms Manuaciure,s
are invited 10 examine their Reeds
WILLARD, BRANCH e. CO..
Sups dwtf-f No. Warden Block.