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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-04
'oUTHwAKK ENGINE co. No
New.York April 8, lS48. :
~ Al n meeting of this Company, held at n

" At n meeting of this Company, held at the
ngne House this evening t was In addition 10 the re
solutions nnssed at the meeting held Yesterday SUNDAY
afternoon n relation the death of HENRY HaRsIS ou)
late associate and Assistant Foreman on motour
farther -
Resolved, That this Company wear the usual badge OF
our ming and that the apparatus and engine wear the
usus Of mourning until the expiration OF his term
Of service officer Of this Company, and that the Of
fee remain vacant until that time
Resolrsd That the members and honorary members OF
this ON pany the Engine House. TUESDAY, the
4h inst - O'clock TO proceed to the residence Of his
brother AMEDEE c. 81 Second ST. for the purpose OF
ceedips with the funeral ceremonies.
Resolved That the courteous otsr OF Hose Co No. -
and Engine Co No A. to unite and accompany US In the
performances Of mournful duty be accepted and that
they be invited assepble at the Southwark Engine
House at the time above mentioned. By order,
CHAS MeDOUGALL, Foreman.
Mrlt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-04
AMERICAN ARcHITHCT No. iI.

rJ,HE LITTLE HOMESTEAD represented in this num-
Der confidently offered specimen Of rural arehi
lecture that considering the economy Of outlay and TASTE
displayed, has country been surpassed model for
small farm houses. ts exterior combines textures OF the
modern mansion and merchants cottage with an air OF
comfort and sody that with the hybrd s,ruc
lures on the generality Of farms We invite the attention
Of city and eounry builders TO this class Of designs Es
mate Tor this house 81 200
Published monthly at 81 per snnum or 3 cents per No
For sale BY 3 3tisI Q. NJ. sAXTON. 30 Broadwsy
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ADJUSTMENTS.


ITALIAN OPERA HOUsR.-0Oof. open q, hslf.
I past 7-Perform1nee 81 o'clock precisely.-TJ Is
DAY EVENING. APrl Z. ls.s. vii be presented, Is:
tfre N America. the ns~ Oeers. 10 four sc,s viii
new sc.nery. decorations kc. entitled MAI CONES
by Verdi Nabaco Sig Y. @. BeneyeutAao. .smsel ST.
Bailini: Z.chariah Ss. : Rosi; Abigail sisnosins I
TrsH High Priest Of Sci, SIG Bionei AbdsI sig Pie
riouiss. Anns SEra + Avsg,dro. Maestro Direttors,
Ssnor B.r Leader II the orchestra snd ehoru, master
sig {. Lett No LADY uasccompADisd BY gentleman
admitted. On weeus.isY NABUCo ~
ALLEN DODWORTH
HAVING BEEN URGENTLY SOLICITED TO tspeas
bis Concert givea 10 December last. fespeeuuy an
nounces SECOND GRAND CONCERT a. the Tsoer'
nscle, on THURSDAY EVENING, April6 tie will Dc
assisted By Nj - JULIA NORrHkLL,
Mr.. : LEACH.
Mr. HENRY sCRMlTL,
10 Will perform Fsatssls tie French Horr intro
dueias the extraordinary effect II playing OaAtsts on
one Instrument
Ms,,r, 4. { TIMM and GEORGE LoDER will pre-
SIDE az the pis1ofotts
poDwORTH's CoRSEr BAND, under the direction
Of Mr. III Dcdworth who will perform. In addition TO
other setions part Of Fsesn Dasids DDS Symptoms
Of LIZ DESERT
The AMATEUR cORNET CLUB have again Kindly
consented to sppeAr in public and vii assist Ia pieces
Tickets So cents. to be obtained Of Mr. d. AS 8roome st.
and AZ the principz music stores al sis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-04
MECHANICS HALL.
f-O BROADWAY, b-tweer Grand and Broome
II sstreeo-OPEN EVERY NIGHT DURING THE
WEEK Unparalleled Saccrts-rwESry-sEVENrH WEEK
cHRISTY,S MINSTRELs.

the OLDssr ESTABLISHED BASo IN The UNITED STATES,
andsr ne direction Of F. r. Chrty, whose tHibls and
original entertainments nightly houoed with eroVded
aud highly respectable sudenoes ssd favored with
patronage unprecedented by any in this city
Admission Is eeuts-doors open At concert commences
at o'clock
For the sccommods alton Of families
AN AFTERNOON CONCERT EVERY SATURDAY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-04

~ United states Hose Company No. 2J.-Ths
members members and friends Of this Company
hereby requested 10 meet st the Carriage House this day
at Il o'clock precisey for the purpose Of uniting with the
Of the Fire Department In paying the last tribute Of
respect to the remains the late Assistant Engineer GEO
KERR, and Henry FARGIs, late Asss Foreman Of En-
CINE Company No. SO. JNO. +. KIRBY, Foreman.
CHAs H. PTEgsOS, Secretary al Ito
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~ L. q. q. F.-Washingtou Lodge, No. H.
The members Of Washington Lodge snd the Order
invited attend the regular meeting Of this Lodge
slNstional Hall Tuesday evening. April a. when lee
tue will be delivered BY p g. J. LOSING Of No 278.
al SkTu2tiss JAMES WEBB, N. G.
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" SEE MARINE JOURNAL. FOURTH PAGE q,

u oFE MdHINE JDUHNlfL. FUJHIH PdLk' ~
CIenred-Sbips Isaac Wright Marshall. Liverpool
Hero, Gnfith, New-Orlesns Stanton; Eliza Warwick,
LothrOp Boston.
Bsrks Condor Tikiob, British West Indies. Alsop
Chsuncey Altoona, Read, Mobile. II Eagle Bohemian,
Higgins, NeW-Orlssns, ! eager, izsbeth, Young,
New Orleans, + X Collins.
Bhgs Frances r Beck, Avery. Cardenas, Brett Voss
Augusta. Sherwood, Savannah, Sturges Clesrmsu Co
Samuel Mitchell, Gsskel, Washington Z Walton,
Rowe Apsschicols Ralph Post; Susan lngrshsm, Bocs
man Thon aston Manhattan, Johnson Apslachieols,
Hurlbut 4 Co.
Schrs lie Roy, Copss, Charleston, Ralph Post Geo
Jones. Look, Savannah, NJ Demill Mary Tyrell, 81
Johns, NE, Arrowsmith Il Wheeler Swallow, Allen
Plymouth
BARGE Mars, Stsckhouse, Phisdslp bs.
Sloop Juno Alers, Providence.
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WRITING PAPERs--A l..ss ssss,s,ssss no" ne
nil iSs JOHN olNRilLt 4 Co. iDs ia Nsssta
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~ United Brothers OF Temperance.-The
Brothers requested 20 be punctus at tho meet
ios Wednesday, 5h April, at o'clock M at their
Hall, cor. Of Lspensrd and Broadway. Alterations in
All absent members will be hned 80 cts. s4 2tis'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-04

~ American Insfitufe-Farmers' Club.-The
Club meets at the Repository in the Park Tuesday,
April l. at Crafts win be distributed and the regu-
lar subject Grating, Budding &C. Strangers par.
tieularly invited. al IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-04
~ Association of Exempt Firemen-Ths men

bers Of this Association snd Exempt Fremen generally
invited az this afternoon st O'clock pre-
csey a. the corner Of Cstharne and East Broadway fo
the purpose Of uniting with the Fire Department in pay
Ing the last tribute Of rsspest late brother Exempt
GEORGE kerr. Badges will be furnished.
By order Of SAMUEL B. WARNER, President.
] n PHILLIPS Secretary.
The line Of Exempts will move precisely a. hsfpsst
o'clock for the purpose Of eseortiDg the body TO the
Church. al Ito
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-04
PARADISE AND THE PERI.

grand Secular CsutAs BY schnmann will be performed
for the st time Ia this country sni the only time this
season, on TUESDAY next a. the Tabernacle.
THE DESERT
VIII form enc Of the series Of the present year
IS 2tis' H. MElGGS. Principal. so5 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-04

" Friends of n Free Soil .-Remember the IN eet-
ins at the Democratic Headquarters, of
Elisabeth and Grand sta Come one, come all Commence
a, half past O'Clock You will be well repsid-Forr-
teenth Wsrders especially. Alts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-04
New-York Cattle nIarket.-MosOAr, Apr

Warkets. ... CdTTH"y TV'e"To' T"f f''oH~'
MONDAY. April s.
AsHEs-Ars in fair request Sales $50 bbls Pots at
> 56i15 623. Pearls are entirely nomins at 7 5A
COTTON-The inquiry is fair and 200 bales have been
odd mostly for export AZ previous rates We quote
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-04
4 G. KEMP, Aucionesr
ARGE STOCK OF ELEGANT FURNITURE.

Il AnNeE tION N VT I'M
L-R q. KEMP will sell at auction, by catalogue, on
Thursday at 10 O'Clock, al 252 Broadwsy opposite the
City Hall aud Park the sntre stock OF Mr. John He WHO'S
"a tho business consisting Of very handsome
OF rosewood and black walnut cab
and upholstered psror chamber snd dining room fur
niture all OF which has been made in the best man
nsf for his trade and will be found will worthy th
notice Of purchasers.
PtANOFOaTES-Also, as above, three ROSEWOOD aud
mahogany pisuoortes, D and 81 ootsyes mSi
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ALLEN oopWoRTH
THE GOvERNMENT

nv TIE AMERICAN nj SICAL INSIITU III has, a
" the solicitation Of many Of is pres-nt patrons deer
mined upon issuing 20 the public
500 YEARLY TICKETS
for the price a. which they furnished a. % ia
members sud members Of tho muscsl profession viz
ONE DOLLAR PER ANNUM.
For the seeommod alton of those who wish avail them
selves Of b. opportunity, the tickets will b. len az the
various music IN Broadway, this morning where
they will remain until O'clock, p NJ Of Tuesday next
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X Chiffon. Auctoneer. -
nEREMpTORY EXECUTORS, sALE-Tho

tDEHEMPTOhh
l. subscribers Executors OF James Moore, De VIII
cell at public auction on Tuesday, the i day OF APRIL
1919 at Il o'oocs at the Merchants Exchange, by r.
LUDLOW co Auctionsen all those three los OF land
in the Twelfth Ward of the City OF New York, on tbs
uorthsy side Of Eighty seventh Of between the seventh
and Eighth commencing H5 feet westerly ho,n
the avenue each lot % feet front aud BY 100
feet inches deep. -,
Also all those three lots 10 the abovenamed Ward, on
the south.y side Of Eighty shth St between the Sew
enth and FL shth us feet from the Seventhe'e
nus in the rear Of above lots each lot - BY 100 feet
inches deep. Terms at ssl- Dated Nsw-Yorh, March
g. l8i8 JAMES MCUNE SMITH, r.s..,o,.
Al EDWARD V. CLARKE.
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y.P MONTGOMERY. Asetisnssr.

J. r MONTGOMERY Aucu0neof
10y J. ID. lNGEksOLL a. 90. store az Pearl
ID st-Oo WEDNESDAY, April 5, at 10 O'Clock. A. NJ
Doors, sHoEs AND BRosAssSO0 csses Boots Shoes and
Brossns comprising desirable assortment Of fresh and
.essonsbls foods direct from the manufacturer sdspted
TO the western. southern, northern and city trade
At Private Sale. ID. l. Co are constantly receiving
from the msnufacturer, great variety OF new and resh
stock, which they selling 81 private sale at suction
nrraa ulJ0
NJOTICE-AUCTION sALE-WM NJ LEWIS, Aue-
tionser (soro 1877 Chatham, Of Oivers) will
sell the entire Of piece goods, at % Division ST. ON
Tuesday, April at hafPas 10 A. NJ consisting Of st
veyets and fancy articles Of every description Also
This well worth tho attention Of the trade Terms
ash. mo lw'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-04

~ Eighteenth Ward.-The Democratic Wing
Electors Of the Eighteenth Ward requested TO
bic at the Bulls Head Hotel Of the Thirdsvenue
and Tw enty fourth-st Wednesday evening. 5th April
inst st u O'clock to choose Seven Delegates TO represent
candidates for Police Justice and Assistant Justice
for the xh District BY order of the Wsrd Committee
ELIJAH 7. LEWIS, Chairman.
ALBERT GILBERT, c..-....ia.
PETER q. SHARP so0'elaics' Al 2tisso
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n. JOHNSON, Auotionsef.
BOOTS AND sHOES-By A ID. GALE, store ~
- PearLst Tuesdsy, April o. % O'Clock A. NJ 800
boots shoes brossn 40 general assort
msnt Of fresh and fashionable Spring goods adapted TO
the city and country trade Constantly hand an sssort
msnt OF tbs above az private sale. sl5tis'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-04

~ Second Ward.-The Democratic Wing Electors
OF this Ward requested to meet at the Second Ward
Hotel 81 Nassaus Tuesday evening 4th inst for the
purpose Of ,ectng two Delegates to the First District
Convention, nominate Assssst Justice and Police
Justice for said District BY order OF Ward COMMITTEES.
J. L. LEFFERT5, Chairman.
G fEg CASE Secretaries =,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-04

" Seventeenth Ward -Asreeably to request Of
the Democratic Wing General Committee, meeting Of
the Seventeenth Ward Democratic Wing Committee
held at the Henry Clay House Monday evening April 5,
when IL
Resolved That election be held Henry Clay House
First-st and Avenue A. Tuesday evening, April T.
for ths Of choosing delegates to nominate
tice and Police Justice for the Fourth District Court
Polls open from u to 81 o'clock:
JOHN T. ALLEN, Chairman.
fs.A W al
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AUCTION SALES.
JOSIAH RICHARps Au.r,oa.

JOSIAH RICHARDs, Assuosssr.
ny BANGs, RICHARDS a PLATsT ',oI. 80
DYP.COLTON, Ascs'on ard Cers~y',s. Msre~ast-
ID sac. Room SIC Brosdwsy Gothic HAi-Hsvtns re-
mSy.4 + -. ~. Dry sos ca ys
and articles every deseripton,op
meat for private sale OF saetoa snd to make smesn
9TH hi. s,a. promp,ns.s lie will alec boy n pr-fsrrss
TUESDAY. April
OsSrEEI HoVsssoLp tUssfrtss Tire entire fora
Of The t.miy, consisting Of mshSssny ana ssi' nss.o
and work tss bureaus shosany roes ing
three-Py and insfsin carpets OIL cloths solar sna PAL
erosksry, glassware stoves. Kitchen f9rniture,se
WEDNESDAY, April D
At Icy o'eloeA. at the Auction Room
An assortment Of GOOD furniture consisting 10 part OF
sofss center iaee' DIRE" aud plain euieses eed, BED
.tess. mAhosany And curl maple chairs, rochsf once
THURSDAY. April g.
Al lOs o. clock, AZ e1i Falton-.t
Mosrc.cs saLE OF HOUSEHOLD EVssirCkr-rhe En-
and curl chairs bureaus center tables. dinof aud
ss tables beds mattresses. bed'iesd' esEpss oil cloths
a,ral and hall lamps. locking glasses, stands toilets
s.ovss Kitchen furniture, &c. Ss.
AT Psiv.rs SaLE-One physisisE's medical ea's very
shesp.
C C CHAMBERLAIN Auctioneer.
DY WI. NIADDEN.-ssore, sprseest-LA5
ID srs advances made on 9Sod. son.fn's ,os pTs ~.
tended to- ard respectfully solicited fronp' returns
m sds
J. W BROWN, Aaeuoaesr.
SRCOND-HAND FtRNlTCRE.-JN BROWN
- will clude sale THIS Day, Tuesday APrl =, the
furniture Of family declining housessepins removed
for convenience OF sale consisting Of the u,us s'sots-
~ ~
BENJAMIN MOONEY, Aucuoueer
STOCk OF kkTAli. HARpwAkE sIOkE.
al 81 Chahsm-st the entire stock Of Rsts Hardware
store con,isting Of tools cutlery Sc Also iron boob
ssfes platform scale lot Of horse brushes, shelving
couser glass 40 For farther particulars see ess-
loxues ready. -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-04

ss5tszes7sLins for Albany ana TROY direct IRON iet
80 the foot Of Cogtand-st Pefsoes taxing
this boat will arrive In Troy In time 20 take the earliest
morning trains west TO Buffalo, AID north 10 surtoes,
Lake George snd Chsmpisn. -
Tupper this evening st6 O'clock Regular days Tuesday
and Saturday For passage Ne apply on board
On 10 4 : CHAMsERLfN, 81 the once 90 the wharf
freight must BE- put 10 charge Of The freight sSsaf the
ro,oD.n. Nil ooth he for
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~ Seventeenth Ward.-Ths Wing Electors Of
the Seventeenth Ward requested To assemble the
Henry Clay House at the of FirssL and Avenue
A, Wednesday evening April s. at u o'clock TO hear
dates TO be supported for Charter and School officers
the approaching Election and TO respond to the nomns-
tons. By order Of the Committee.
WILLIAM 5. DUKE, Chairman.
IoEN / TnNNSENn. SecrnfnrY Al 2ris
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DAvIS'S MANUAL

DAVIS'S MANUAL
nv INCONSISTENCIES edition, revised and en-
~ lsrxed-includinE Galvanism, Magnetism Electro.
Magnetism Electro ynsmics MsgnetoElectricity and
Therno Eleetricty with 80 original illustrations Price
81. For sale by IS 5usl NJ. sAXrON, 2o5 Brosdway
THE OWL CREEK LETTERS
AND OTHER CORRESPONDENTS,
By WI vol llmo
PubIfshed This Day.
GLE Is ONE Of the most touching writers we have
III met with for long while and some OF the Letters
have awakened interest in minds that will take
long course Of thu rough and changing Of editorial
life to efsce"-F'redOnla Censor.
BAKER SCRlBNER, IS Psrk-row, ard
rn9O Il, las Nnssust.
NyOURIR POUR LA PATRIE.-ATwILL h,,
WI Just published this popular Song Of the Grondins
beautifully embellished with spproprate design Nd
sic composed BY Alphonse Ysrney Of Paris
This song tie only adopted by the Committee Of
ARRANGEMENTS add sung at the great demonstration
meeting held st the Park, April 8 Price . cents;
a. IT. ATW ILL. ~ broadway
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C. c. CHAMBERLAIN Auetioneer.
DY WM. MADDEN.-Ssore. spracest-Lib
ID ersl advances made Goods consigned for private
,.s on 10 be soa 81 srsfon Outdoor sales carefully at
tended ard respectfully solicited Prompt retefns
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-12-18

Commencing Friday, Sept. /, 1913,
PASSENGER TRAINS will run daily, Sundays except.
Cd, as follows
Boston, IA. NJ, IA. NJ, and I'M
Worcester, 81 A. NJ, 10 A. 81 ;, and 5 50 T. NJ
Albany, A. ~, and Il P NJ
Springfield, 81 AM AMI II P NJ. fer Albany.
Springfield, 81 A NJ Il and 24 P. NJ Tor on ths arrival
of he train from New Ynrk) fo Worcester and Boston,
DAY LINE To NEW YORK-via Spring fed
The Steamboat train leaving Boston At M and Wor
esser at 81 AM will not stop Way Sltions unless to
take passengers for Springfield beyond Passengers pro-
eeed directly on by way Of Hartford and New Haven and
arrive in New York by 5 P. NJ.
Returning. leaves New York at A. NJ. and arrives al
Worcester at p NJ.
FOR ALBANY AND TROY
Leave Boston at A. NJ, Worcester 10 NJ and arrive
at Albany at6t PM.or leave Boston at M Worcester
al 50 M, lodge in sprinadeld 81 next morning
and arrive in Albany at u P. NJ.
The trains for Troy leave the arrival of the trains
at Greenbush.
The trains for BufT4lo leave Albany at74 A. M&7PM
The trains Of THE Pitsfeld and North Adams Rail Road
connect at PttsfeId
The Hougatonc Rail Road connects at the State line
The trains for Northampton and Greenfield connect AT
Springfield and passengers proceed by Stage Bratte,
bCro', Windsor, Bellows Falls Hanover Haverhill 8c.
Stages from Charlton to SOnthbrdge from Wes
Brookfed Ware, Enfield, New BElntree and Hardwck
from Palmer Three Rivers, Bechertown, Amhers
Ware and M0nson. HENRY GRAY,
Agent Western Railroad.
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THRnuGH TRAINS


Leave Worcester at s Am. and g. As PM.
Leave Providence at 80 Am. BIS 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 Uxbrdge where with Special
Train for Proydence) II 80 AM from Green Street
UXBRlDGE SPECIAL TRAINS.
Leave Uxbrlse Tor Providence at Ills An. & LIS VI.
Leave Providence for Uxbridge IL Is A. NJ and NJ
The Special Train from Dxbridge and the Passenger
Car from Worcester connected with the Freight Train
will NOT be discontinued upon October 2eth, as previous
/ advertised.
The through Trains Melville with coaches
for satersvle At Whitins with East Doug
las and WhnsviIle At Farnums with coaches for Graf
ton centre and E. Village At Uxbridge with coachea
Tor Milford and MeDdOn AT Worcester with trains tho
Western Railroad and Norwich and Worcester Railroad
The As AM. train from Uxbrid2e atPaw.uck
ct with trains of the Boston and Provdeace Railroad for
Boston; and the NJ train from Providence connects
st Pawtucket with train from Boston.
The SIS P NJ Train from Worcester connects at Prova
dence with Boston and New York Steamboat Trains
ISAAC HINCKLEY, Sup't
Providence, Oct. 2 1913. dwtf
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WORCESTER x NASHUA RAIL ROAD
sJ ES - 49, : Z ]

Open from Worcester 10 the Fiekbufg Road in roton
an and after Wednesday Nov. o. the trains will leave
~ as follows, temporary arrangement until the
whole road is opened from Worcester Nashua which
will be about the 10Th December. 10 wit:
Leave Worcester S. AN. and 80 Pm.
Leave GrGton, $40 AM, $40 and go P NJ.
tn road connects Groton with the Fiicbburg, the
Stony Brook and the Peterborough and Shirley Railroads.
All the trains from Worcester will arrive at Groton
season for the Ftchbug Trains Boston, and the AN
and 80 NJ. trains in for the Stony Brook Trains
TO lowell
The $40 AN. and 40 " trains from Groton leave
on arrival OF trains from Boston and from Lowel and
the $40 NJ train arrives Worcester the
Norwich and Worcester trains Norwich and N York
and the Western Railroad New York, Springfield, and
albany. The $50 P NJ train leaves arrival of Train
from Boston.
Passengers from Worcester, going West and North Oh
the Fohbnrg Road will wait Groton till arrival o.
Train from Boston
FREIGHT TRAINS leave Worcester at A. NJ. and
Groton at 6.21PM.
Trains will fer the receive and discharge Pas
sengers in Worcester AT the station Lincoln Square.
Carriages wiz be attendance convey Passengers TO
Stations OF cIher Roads
william A. WHEELER, Agenf
Worcester, Nov p, I548. dwt
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BOSTON WATER WORKS.
RICH ARD WEST a. 90.
PLUMBERS

~ No Coz an nEAD PIPES. SHEET LEAD &c.
vrruppnNo' @oo Washington street,
w nEnh can always be found complete Sssor,na,
o. Force Pumps, Water Closets, Hvdrants Eo,,u
lis use al and ornamental branches " 'uiho'ns VI all
hs has IA EST begs leave to inform the public, tba,
~ NJ nan stteen years experience In his busness vs.
b ha rinnuer' we have ais engaged the services of
.ne nest workmen IN New York. AMI viii cnnrautes
ic 't 20 aIl VINO ffvoT us with their custom
or ar r1 me country Tor Lend Pipe shse, Lead
or lor Fdisnmoing Work, attended 10 promptly.
deow wecply
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To Farmers, Merchants. Mechanics. SC,

To Farmers, Merchants, Mechanics, &c,
WILL find at the Worcester Comfy zricutural Ware
w House, and Seed Store No go, Main Street oppe,
site the City Hail. Worcester Herbs Grass Fowl Meadow
Red Top, Northern, Weste n. and White Glover, and
Rhode island Bent Seeds, Oats Buck Wheat, White
Beans, and Peach Stones.
Eagle selfsharpening, Hill and snhso Plows-
Plow Wheels, Cutters Points and Irons. Geddes' lar-
rows, Harrows Cultiyaor Harrows Cpltivators seed
Planters, Wheebarrows, Canal Burrows mi store Bar
rows Store Trucks, large and small Sugar Mills Tanning
Mills Neat Choppers, Vegetable Cutters Straw Caters
and Garden Rolls
Cheese Hoops Presses, Baskets and Tubs Wash Tubs
Pals Pail Cans, Wood Bowls Trays, Soap Dishes salt
Mortas, Butter Fruit, sugar, spice knife Boxes and
Churns, Wash Boards, Clothes Pins, and Mop Handles
Axe, Hoe, and Shovel Handles. Ok Yokes, and Bows.
Road Tree and Bench Scraper Grass Shears and Hooks
Horse Cards and Brushes BRISK yhes and Sbath Log
Draft, Whhieree Stake, Trace, Hiner, and Cattle Tie
chains, Corn Shelters, Corn Crackers Corn Cutters
Fails, Grin5stones. ami Cranks, Whetstones Axes
Hdechets, Budding Knives, Sausage Filters Woodsaws
and Saw Frames Garden Rahes, Granite rry Races Potato
Dggers, Manure Hooks, Muzzles, Clothe and Field
Baskets, Gravel Picks and Handles, Shoyels Spades
Hoes and Manure Forks and variety Of other u.rtn
articles, which will be sold prices by the subscriber
OTIS CONVERSE,
Worcester, Aug. 80, 1913 d&wtf