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PEOPLES CONVENTION.
DISTRICT NO 5.

The Freemen, in the several towns of Con-
gressional District No. 5, who are opposed to the
election of Lewis Cass and Zachary Taylor to the
Presidency OF the United States, and to the
further extension of Slavery in the Territories,
or the admission into the Union of any more
States in which Slavery is tolerated are request
ed to meet in the towns respectively, and elect
Delegates to DISTRICT CONVENTION, to be
holden at the City Hall in Worcester, on We'd
nesday the 26th day of July current,at 10 o'clock
A. M, for the purpose of selecting Delegates to
the National Convention to be holden at Buffalo,
on the 9th of August next. Each town is au-
thorized to send three times the number of dele
gates to which the town is entitled to Represen.
tatives in the General Court, and all towns have
the right to three delegates, whether entitled to
full representation in the General Court or not
Per Order, ALEx'R. De Witt,
Member of the State Committee for District No. S.
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Worcester Go. Mechanics Association.
CIRCULAR TO MANUFACTURE ERS.

The Worcester County Mechanics Association
to the public that their FIRST EXHIBITION for
the cf Manufactures and the Mechanic Arts
will be holden at the City Hall in the CITY WORCEs
TER, TUESDAY, the TOPnty SiGth day of September
neTt, being the week OF the annual Cattle Show i'll this
place.
The undersigned being Committee to issue Circular
the Mechanics Manufacturers and Artists of Worcester
County do most respectfully invite ALL who may have
achieved any discovery in science, SKILL art have
invented or improved any useful machine or implement
offer for exhibition and Premium, articles in every de-
partment of labor SKILL which may tend in any
add the comfort Improvement of mankind whether
of wood. stone, metal, other material The products
of the Loom in Silk, Cotton, Wool, Hemp Flax or Hair
and all articles generally considered being the work of
" the fairer portion of Creaon solicited and shall
have proper places in the Exhibition.
Medals OF Silver, and honorary Diplomas will be award
ed to the inventors or propretors of such machines i'm
pements, scientific discoveries, shall be deemed
most important 10 the well being of mankind and
superior skill and workmanship articles exhibited may
deserve, II being understood, that far possible such
machines, implements discoveries, to part
of the present Exhibition, and the Government pledge
themselves that paality shall be observed in their
distribution In Issuing this Circular we appeal to each
and all the Mechanics, Manufacturers Artisans Of This
extensive County and feel assured from the benefit
ing from Exhibitions in other Cities that course can be
devised which will tend to promote the mechanical skill
and interests in great degree which brings to-
geher at one vlew the numerous productions Of industry
science and taste thereby aordng the whole community
opportunity for correctly judging upon the numerous
and wonderful improvements of The present dayand far
her than hs who doubt that social ties and feelings
are enlarged Strengthened and improved by the inter-
change of views and opinions afforded by such Exhib
onsif so, we trust our friends and all Others who may
have the power will lend US their aid influence and good
will on the present occasion.
To prevent inconvenience dissatisfaction and in order
to secure prominent places in The Exhibition contributors
earnestly requested send their goods season. that
they may be entered and properly arranged before
Saturday, the 23d of september if possible.
Contributors requested to address JOHN BOYDEN,
Secretary of this Committee, Worcester, Mass, which
will meet with prompt attention. and every facility posi-
BILE will be given to exhibit their productions the best
advantage. VIM b. FOX,
WIN. A. WHEELER,
FREEMAN UPHAM,
SAMUEL DAVIS,
ICHABOD WASHBURN,
VIM NJ. BICKFORD,
JOHN BOYDEN.
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FREE TERRITORY MEETING.
WARREN HAIL

The friends of Freedom in this City who opposed
the election of Generals Taylor and Cass, invited to
at Warren Hall, on FRIDAY EVENING NEXT,
14h instant for the purpose selecting nine Delegates
represent in the County and District Conventions
be held the City Hall the 26h inst and organs
izing CGb for active operations during the coming Pres
idental campaign.
This invitation is extended TO all Wings, Democrats,
and Liberty disposed yield their influence for the
of Freedom in the territories Of the United
States. Per order.
July g., dyy
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TO Teachers and School Committees
The subscribers have just published
The COmmOn-SChOOIA Arithmetic ,
BY PLINY E. CHASE, A. M,
M HIGH they confidently recommend as superior in the

BY PLlNY Y f. CHASE, A. M,
w HIGH they confidently recommend as superior in the
w following respects, TO any other in the market.
l. 1t is the ONLY work the subject. (excep the Ele
ments of Arithmetic" by the same au,hor,) in which
natural and strictly philosophical arrangement
q II contains MORE ORIGINAL FEATURES and a greater
number of improved methods of operation than any
arithmetic
s. 1t embraces in VOLUME, all the principles
of Arithmetic, and contains much valuable information in
addition to the matter usually given.
f. 1t is the TREATISE adapted to the use of
schools By teaching Integers, Decimal, and Federal
Money in conne2ion,-by an improved and methodical
treatment of Fracons,and by clearly explaining all the
principles and showing their general application the au
thor has been enabled dispense with nearly thirty the
unnecessary and perpexing rules that given in other
works
contains the copious practical exercises there
being nearly 5000 examples-which is about
usually given. These examples are ST. grad
ua that the pupil will require but little assistance from the
teacher, and well arranged that every principle be
readily understood and thoroughly mastered
In proof of the high estimation in which the work is al
ready held by many experienced teachers, we suboin
few OF the numerous recommendations which have been
received from various sources.
From The Principal Of the Philadelphia Normal School
Philadelphia June 8, l848.
have examined with much pleasure, Chases Com.
mon School Arithmetic. The number variety and excel
lent character of the exampe would themselves stamp
the books work omert and its value greatly enhanc
ed by the amount of original matter, the philosophical
arrangement, and the plicity of the explanations.
can cheerully recommend il OF the best school
books have seen, and admirably adapted 20 the
purpose designed by its author.
AT w. WRIGHT.
From the Teachers of the Worcester High School,
Worcester High Schoul, June %, lS48
Having carefully examined Mr. Chase's Common School
Arithmetic, we are convinced that either as textbook
for Common Schools, or rs part of mathematical course
it superior to any similar work with which we are ac
quanted. N WHEELER
VIM. E. STARR,
GEO. P. FISHER.
From the Principal ofMe Cambridge High School
Cambridge, July 5, ls4e.
have examined, with great pleasure, the copy of the
" Common School Arithmetic" which You did me the
honor TO send me- hesitate to say that consider
the best work of the kind before the public Indeed it
the only work which comes up 10 my idea of what an
Arithmetic should be- Nothing would afford me greater
pleasure than 70 hear OF the general introduction your
work into our New England Schools
Truly yours, ELBRIDCE SMITH,
20 The publishers will furnish copies, with
pleasure to Teachers members of School Committees
who wish to examine the work.
A. HUTCHINSON & CO.
Worcester, July 10.
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G5 That stanch old whig journal, the Massa-
chusetts PIoughman, does not advertise the Tay-
lor and Fillmore ticket, but, speaking of oil on
ounce trees, the editor says, &c oily matter is OF
tensive to the whole vegetable kingdom" The
only principle distinctly avowed by Gen. Taylor
is this: "I IN favor OF early marriages."
Boston Post
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BLOWN UP. Mr.. Van Ness. pyrotechnst, who
preparing fireworks at Auburn, ~ Y, The
ing Of the 4h blown seventeen feet from where he
stood by the explosion Of large quantity of powder in
the room, which nearly torn TO pieces. He was
dreadlully burnt but was expected to recover.
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FlY The N. True Sun says ga letter as received
in this city yesterday Iom Mr. Clay dated the 30h of
june IN which he says that he does not endorse the nom
nation of Gen. Taylor. He also uses this significant
language :-"No note can be properly endorse before
the maker signs it,
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InstructiOn in the Fremch Language

instruction in the French Language.
M JACQUES TROYON respectfully informs
the citizens of Worcester that proposes give Lessons
in the French Language.
Terms-eght dollars quarter for those who join in
class and twelve dollars for private pupils.
M. TROYON refers to Count de LAPoRTE, Boston, in
testimony of his capacity as a teacher.
Apply at Mrs. Lesure's, 20 Central Street
June l6. div
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COUNTY CONVENTION.

The County Convention, of the opponents of
the election of Lewis Cass and Zachary Taylor
to the Presidency, will be holden at the City
Hall in Worcester, on Wednesday July 26, cur
rent, at O'clock P. M, for the purpose of form
ing County Organization. The several towns
will choose Delegates on the same basis as is
laid down for the District Convention
ALEx'R. DE WITT, Per order.
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Worcester & Nashua RaiIroad Go

TNHE Annual meeting OF the Stockholders OF the Wor
ceser and Nashua Railroad Company will be held at
WALDO HALL in Worcester, on Thursday he thirteenth
day Of July neat, at O'Clock p. on the follow
ing matters
st To hear and upon the report Of the Directors
81. To determine whether the Company will authorize
the Directors Stock and offer the same for sub.
scrption less price than hundred dollars per share
ar ae any other raise funds TO complete the
road and put the same In operation
Sd. To elect Board OF Directors for the ensuing year
4th To determine whether the BY laws shall be amend
ed in relation co giving notice Of meetings the Company
5th TO act upon any other matters which may proper.
ly come before the meeting. A " -
BY order Of the Directors, h- iasa
E. II. HEMENWAY, Clerk.
Worcester, June 81, le4s dw
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GPThe hosbital at Zurich for hydrophobia uses
two table spoonful of fresh chloride OF lime in half
a pint of water, with which they keep the wound
died.
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NOTICE,

ITNHE subscriber having purchased of Mr. GEORGE A.
HARRINGTON all his right, title and interest in the
Periodical concern the debts due subscription lists
Books, Periodicals. Newspapers, &c, since the first Of
April 1875 takes this opportunity inform the patrons
of the Establishment that he shall continue business at
l99 MAIN STREET. and invites them to continue their
patronage at CRAPS Foreign and american Periodical
and Chedp Publication and Newspaper Depot.n
All persons having demands against the late firm OF
GEORGE A. HARRINGTON 81 Co.. will present them to the
subscriber, and all persons indebted the firm since pr
8, 1S4s, will pay the same TO JOHN GRAY JR
Worcester, July 6, l84e. iyI4d
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DIR. iii. r, BISHOP,

@sfnEM @S1O OPERATES in all branches Of
guy ST lt11p~ Dentistry, at No. l52 Main st.
The liberal patronage he has
loyed in Worcester the past years. enables him
fer those wishing work, grea variety of operations
He hopes by the best of references skill and taste in ar
ranging artificial teeth low prices and warranted work. to
satisfy all that employ him. June 2.
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lYln speaking Of the North american ReUieO,
omitted TO mention that TUCKER & RUGGLEs are
the agents in this city.
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A FARM FOR SALE AT AUCTION.

On WEDNESDAY, July goth,
z~a I 10 o'clock A NJ, on the premises, the FARM
fn.A IA Of ERAsTus GUM, situated within 80 rods of
-4.sE4 the Tatnck Hotel containing about so OF
good Land, well divided for Tage and Pasturing, and
will be sold In lots to suit purchasers. There is Or
chard the place OF superior engrated Trees In fine
ORDER also other fruit The House is convenient
and large enough for three tenements, with well ex
ceent water there two schools within 60 rods OF the
plate. tffH tM
Terms liberal and made known at the time and place
OF sale. THOMAS II. SELBY & CO.,
Worcester, July IL. Owls Auctrs.
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Office of the N. & w. Rail Road Co.,

Norwich, Conn.,, June 80, l84s. }
VIE Stockholders OF the Norwich and Worcester Rail
meeting for the choice of Directors will be held at the
office OF the Company, in Norwich the second Wednes
day in July nert, at O'Clock p. NJ
Also To- take into consideration the acceptance Of act
or resolution of the Legislature the Commonwealth
Massachusetts passed its last session. AID ls49 and
he General Assembly of the State of Connecticut passed
at It's May session, A. D. ls4s authorizing the Norwich
aug worcester r. r. Co.. 10 increase its Capital stock
Likewise to act on any question properly brought before
the meeting connected with the OF the Company
Per order, III
J4dlw P. ST. M. ANDREWS, Clerk.
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GJ7 The receipts at Barnum's Museum, New York,
on the 4,h ofJuIy, were S24I2.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
WHEREAS, Jane Hill, my wife, has left my bed and
w board do hereby forbid all persons harborng or
trusting her my account for will pay debts of her
contracting after this date. DAVID HILL.
: Worcester, June 90, l648.
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OF the Assembly had, however, exerted tran
QUILTING Influence on the people of Berlin, and
on the 18th every thing was quiet in the city.
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CHLOROFORM

MILLER 8 NEWTUN-UE.VITNI
1876 MAIN STREET
Having first introduced the Chloroform into Worcester
and successfully used in their practice are prepared to
administer il in all cases where it is needed.
8. 2. MILLER,
Worcester, Jan Z. diff JAMES NEWTON.
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FIVE DOLLARS REWARD,

THE Wofcerter County Shooters Club will pay. on
conviction of any person for killing having in posses
sion any Bird known Woodcock before the fourth day
of July the Fiue Dollars for first bird and
One Dollar for each additional bird. Also like sum for
killing having in possession any of the Birds known rs
Partrdges and Quas before the first day of September
next. G.. A. HAMILTON, Secry
Worcester, May 10. d9w w s. C.
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The Worcester Anti. Slavery Sewing Circle
will with Mrs JASON HAsKINs Division Street.
This Evening" July IL. All interested in the ill.,
yIted attend. p A. BLISS. SeCry,
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Upton, Grafton, N. Il. Village, and

NJ
nSM rTNIE subscriber has commenced running
&SEI%Ss%NsA l. Stage TO and from Upton daily,
Sundays exceptej.) to connect with 'he
ne between Worcester and Grafton, leaving Upton Hoie
at 81 AM, and returning viii leave the Central Hotel
Worcester at ST Pm. 7r h.g
The Grafton and Worcester Stage will run twice day.
leaving Worcester at l03 AM. and 81 PM.
Books kept at the Grafton HOTEL at L. M. Smiths Post
Office N. Village, Central Hotel, Worcester and aiso
at the General Stage Office, No. Merchants Row. 1,
Ii very necessary that all Express Business should pc
accompanied with written orders and signed personally,
that II may e done with correctness .,,ro.,
july. dwU TYLER hAHniN"A"N'
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AGt,
'IHE STABLE on Elm Street. belonging to the Worces.
ter House lease will be given for term o. years
rom April l. le4s' Possession given Immediately. APP
pivt II n WOunt
may zz. du Worcester House.
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LivernOoI Fine Salt

Liverpool Fine Salt.
S0 BAGS Fine Factory Filled Liverpool SALT, large
$50 bags do do do do do 90 lbs.
each warranted superior article, received from ship
Ocean Monarch at Boston, and for sale wholesale only
by WILLARD, BRANCH e. Co.
June g. dwf24 No | Warden Block
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Gilbert'S Patent Plates
CHLOROFORM. .

THIS new principle fsetng Teeth without springs is
used by jld H. F. BISHOP.
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COpartnership Notice.

GOpsdEIAcESHAR NOuCe t.aalI.
THE Copatnershp heretofore existing under the firm
Of HARRINGTON g. co. Is this day, by mutual
dissolved and all the business Of The firm will be
settled by JOHN GRAY, JR., who is duly authorized
collect and pay all demands due to or from said firm.
GEORGE A. HARRINGTON,
JOHN GRAY, in.
Worcester, July 6, 1873. duw
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DR.. HARRIS, l54 Main Street, is prepared to Extract
Teeth thout pGi by the of this recently discovered
substitute for Eher-CHLORoFoRM
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DIED.

In New Bedford, June IL, Anna wife of Andrew Robe
son, and daughter OF the late Samuel Rodman, 60.
In Fall River June l8, Rebecca Waln wife Of William
R. Rodman, of New Bedford and daughter Of the late
Thomas Morgan, of PHILADELPHIA SO.
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THE TRUE WHIG,

THE FIRST number of this Daily will be issued on
i Wednesday morning, July l2. Advertisers are re.
quested to send in their iavols early o'clock
this day.
BOY WANTED-Inquire at the -Esis Office.
July IL. dtt
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Second Hand Machinery for Sale.

ONE Sc inch Woolen CARD, with Condenser attached,
~ clothing nearly new, Gouding make.
JACKS, 200 spiudles each, Gouldngs make.
do 144 do DO do do.
spooler for spooling Warp Yarn
8 3Kerseymere Looms.
Cotton strecher 100 spndes q inches apart inch
spindle in good working condition
Logwood Cutter.
Hard Waste Wooen Picker nearly new
so Hank Bobbn Reel.
% The above machinery is in good running order AMI
will be ready for delivery soon
Mibury, Aug I9. diff VIM. CROMPTON
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LOST.

LOST, -
ON Monday, June 26h, either in the Stage from Grafton
~ to Worcester, or near the residence of Alex Wilder
No schoolst, GOLD PENCIL, with purple stone
in the head and the Initials c. b. engraved upon the
ofi The finder shall be very handsomely rewarded by
leaving the this Office or with A. IT, Wilder ESD
at The Registry Office, Worcester. d. July s.
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Taken nm,

6yyyaA On the subscribers premises, July Cd, small
White PIG judged to be about three months old.
The owner is requested to pay charges and take
it away. BERIAH CURTIS.
july z.
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Window GLASS.

THE subscribers Agents for the sale of Window
l. Glass of superior quality and prepard deliver
any quantity of PLATE AND COMMON GLASS;, of all
Sizes at manufacturer prces-and warranted superior
article. WILLARD, BRANCH e. CO.,
July ii. dwtf No. l Warden Block.
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HOJJSE To T.ET.

HOUSE TO LET.
IA A HOUSE on Summer Street. Possession given
fs.NN n Immediately Inquire of FRANCIS e. BIG
.h4El ELOW, or EDWARD EARLE. d3w" Jys
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Taken UD,

xN ON the enclosures Of the Subscriber, miles
EIr@ " north of the Court House, black mare
HS white hind foot madleing size, switch
salE---4 tail The owner obtain her by proving
property and paying charges, and taking her away.
PHILANDER SEARS.
Worcester, July 4.
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Will shortly Close!
AMORY HALL, No. 1923 Washington st., BOSTON,
OPEN EVERY EVENING.

I immense Success
Admittance Reduced to 25 cts Children Is cts
Bayne's Gigantic Panoramic Picture
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DOMESTIC INTERPRETATIONS.

CHARLESTON Ste0uiShip NoIth-yncr-i7 tcs rice
John FO~ief-Eundfy zrtc.e Lee Boutou-NoTg "a.
MeCuskey & C0--R Whitoak-Nsp'er e. Werner
Wiley X koosrfs-s knowltou- Ccott, McI-lsson Co
J Dudley i Cor Cooks-A & 5 Tayl Lore johnson
ID n Clark Leverich- CisJk & Stauf-E NJ 4
Bowlsy-- n i.msn MurAy-Hamdsa Co-u HsRwsrc--
" Cooley--S l. Mitcheli-SamUsl Lee6s-Dcuiag 4
Thsydf-J NJ Chsrmsu-J Legis-John Ne ~bold-5utk-
icy 4 Gafey- o N HALL ; & W Wood Huftecd-
ID Bernsro- Corusioek 4 Sr-rlius-n j Motes- Gfssn.
Morrison 4 Lsvey--Wm McCltin--Jssob TUst--C B
Mees.-- B Bross-W r Kjng-MaJ West-Rev
R,ukin FitEsi,omJn,-ceO Ru kl-y-E KroOtsek-J
q WinteT-P@ebs Ludlow g. Co.
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NOTICES

| ~ Pursuant 10 the statute Ia such made
ana provided Notice hereby given that The seventh
ANNA Mesfinr Of the Irish EmiU.nt Society Of New.
Yok will be held Al The rooms Of the Society, no y
Spruce-st New Yols, Monday next ne esh,n Gay q
Nav inst At half past o'clock In tbs eveniuz TIE pub
o are invit.d 10 attend Dated New ork ~ May s48
GREGORY DILLON, President
CHARLES swsENy, Secretary mJ' 9ns
~ Home Evnugeliznt,On.--' The Church essen
ual 20 the Republic" viii DO the subject OF The Annual
Dtscourss Ia behalf Of the American Home missionary
Society 90 be delivered Sabbath evening next IN the
Fir.t Fresbytersn Church tReg Dr. CoNsl Brooklyn BY
Rev EDwAED n. KISg Of Boston Service. VIII com
meuce 81 y O'CLOCK ny% ''''
rs,- National Academy of Desisn.lThe Funeral
Grafton on the late Inos CoLs VIII D1 oe.., =, ~
fore The Academy BY WILLIAM CULLEN bRYANr a. inr
Church Of the Messiah, Broadway on Thursday 'he an
lost At y o'clock P NJ The Puohs 9,s ,s'Sgs"py ~
vi1ed to's'tsnd. lmy2 sis. A 3. pOkANp' r's'"
~ General Society Of Mechanics and Trades
men OF the Cry OF Nsw-Yors-A regular nsenss
Society viii be held A. Mechanics Hail az bfoad'
mySlt ISAAC FRYER, Secretary.
~ Notice.-The UpiIsd Brothers Of Temperance
Association No J. will hold their regular meetn. az heli
Hall corner Of Broadway and Lispsuard.st Wedne'-
Gay evening ihs 81 inst Puneisa sttendans- Il request
mysit' LAWRENCE wlsEsURS, President
tn Grand Temple o. Honor Society OF
New fork.-A sPeciL session Of The Ofsef Tempe
vii Be he'd o. Wednesdsy evening "a lest, s'
o'clock a. the Han, sec Broadway, "a take luio cor
sdsIanon the proprety Of continuing nsiisoa DsE'e7
Tempe snd also take se;io1 On ron sy greer R
m1s IT, LuhE hAsshki n
" - " Oi W r. zoe n ". franc --.eto'i ~. ~
safe Of NesNork ~i hold i.s regular quarterly session
- tie oraeo Lodge Room, National Hal, Canslst com
nenone on Nednssdsy tie 80 day OF May ~ 10 O'Clock
NJ. Representatives will plssso b punetusl Ia stteno-
Suce. b. order. BENZ. J. PENrZ. Grand Secretary.
to Union Division No. =, =. OF THE mem
beIs Of this tvlson will the hall if9 Bow
cry On "Wednesday evening, Nay pune,usi sttsnc-
ancs l. requested. By order
my22t. WALTER s COsINE r :
~ Bargains In I.isrr Hdkf-. Lace Goods
and Embroideries.-J 7 FARSELL So Broadway,
prfrt NIbos hanna Saioon respectfully invites he a.
as Of Nsw-Yok md strangers 70 iasreet their very
t..iy. ss,orii1sst VI Lnea Hdkis Laoe Wells Cspes,
vbits eu.nus Kid Gloves, sud Embroiderifso Of every
S.,cretioo a. extraordinary low prices
B-Tks whole sIo;k was fought stihs recent cash
Auction sales g.. -, -, T.
roi So myS 2wss
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FOREIGN IldPoRrATIoNs

ANrWERP-slip Jams Sispierd 500 pkcs z sss
POlisnd ogae % cs soda kuncklemar-7 G. cray.
tale Gerdng8 c. rabbit ssins, do haze DO bales
caf do schubsrel Gebham-f bales wool Refs Bro.hsrs
S. Cot - Ht Cjf kegs mfss % Gsrdlng-4 c. W me q
L Myors CO.. casss vine Henry S.ryliue 10 cs iron
ware Oh keul safl2 chests u1se Scbuchardr G-hat-
bales DO g. = Dumh~ey-4 cf cotton D Rorse Moran
es cutlery Chss Mullsr3 c. HermauS 90 hare skins
= Opp-uheim Colo 90 schnshafct s. Gebsrd-l e.
Gather ware Msrsm B-narG-l psge o. Greymbe's
\ CO.. sIs OIL, bis and ea.e ndae % order.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

'rHE SUBSCRIBER would respectfully inform BIS
friends sod tho public generally, that he hiss taken
the store knOSual
No f68 BROADWAY,
Al viii h place h- will keep constantly hand All ANA "
IMPROVED EEtKIGEhAfOBS.
These Refns-at0fs have taken the Premium al fs its
fairs 10 his city snd Philadelphia, SUD are far superior u
any To- use persons having this article M ihef Ia
mile Oud mad 10 % their advantage lo call AsDi
Bates sud Smiths Patent shower Baths
Ships Steamboats,. Hotels, Families kefectories ana
Butchers supplied Rs'rgefstofs repaired SHIPS hlsed
for carrying ice 20 sny part Of the World
~ Ordsns l3it 30 The shove place, VII be promptly
.,i,rs.s fo Ia istfI JOHN " SMITH.