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Turkev Hill Estate for Sale,

1-wA n His valuable sIate offered for lie
fsTA terms That cannot fail suit pur chasers. II
&sA% consists OF abou of Land with on
venient Buildings The water Turkey Hill Pond
through the of said Farm and falls IN cat
ara"t "f "ne hundred an five the stance
OF about 10 rods forming OF the be Water Pow
in WOr ester County.
There are now upon the premise three thorough built
and substantial Rock Dams, with GrI,t Saw. lathe and
Single Mills. all IN good running der. The Mill Pond
Is one mile IN length and extends from the ad leading
TO New Braintree, thai leading Barre Halt mile
above the Mill Pond, is Turkey Till Pon1, which is The
main reservoir For de csipton o this Pond or Luke
see Typographical Map of Massachusetts,
From the hest authority, and actual survey | would
announce tn he public that this Water Power i Amply
sufficient to move in the aggregate five hundred Cotton
Looms with al their atteudant machinery, o. that amount
OF any other. The location is goo and easy access
being mile from the ity Hall ia Worcester, on The
great thorough tare through Paxton Rutland Barre Oak
ham aud New Branlree.
TIL" above h,s been >uFveyed plan and profile drawn
which he bv calling the snbscrIher or those
he has he liberty 10 refer 1t will be sod hole
or III septraI PRIVILEGES, may best suit purchasers
Fur further prlic1las, inquire of The her in
NeU W0rc.StT. or Hon l>aac DAVIS HorcPser-S Inert
Curtis E'q., New Woresster,-Thns. Bouem,y ESD.
Letcestfr.-A. b. Pike, Esq, Providence r. I-Smon
G, G'ont.. Esq S'hen cady y. Y,-Messrs. Pratt,
Downs y Scntt WDrceStsr,-- Willard Snow, ESQ Pn1.
fon,-Daniel Coburn. Esq, LOWeH.
CHARLES HERsEY.
New worcester. Dec 20. le4s. dwtf
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Cotton Machinery for Sale,

ID ECENTLY used in the manufacture Of No. 80 Frnilat
N Caths. and In goed running order consisting 4
Picker, W ton sons make-20 Carts--S brenkeis-
IL Fini, hers Il Doubier-l Drawing France Taunton
Speeders IL heats each 10 srnning Frames, 1900 live
spBdle9 pair Mules, of 436 and at IL Spindle
Warper Dressers-6 .0eus-l Cy under and 210iiei
Grinders, with all other articles nsei In Cotton Mills
II may he examined at nny time nn application 20 M
SLss DiEsMoRE, SO Maa ct Forcssfer Fortirsher par
iiieulars inquire OF B. HOLBR0OK, Rabteh
lDes % d6iAw WtsS2
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Massachusetts Health Insurance Go.
CAPITAL $4,000.

Chartered and ESTABLISHED in Boston, Apru 1s47
CONTlNUE tn insure MEN against The expenses Of
~ slCkNEsS, fur term Of years. Number Of members
nearly 5000 Amount ct sick allowances paid during the
past six months, $500.
The SICK ALLOWANCE applies TO the time that ths
member is totally disabled from labor and under medical
care, whether he is confined to the hous moi.
THOMAS TARBELL, President
l.. STIMsoN, Sec'ry.
OGice No Museum Buiding, fremont 81 Boston.
MR' A. II. BELLOWS has been appointed AGENT
in Worcester County for the Mass Health ms Company
and has given required bond for the faithful PERFORM
ance Of his duty.
lie will visit the different towns in the County to receive
Applications for Insurance, aud settle claims upon the Com
pany for SICK allowance
Worcester Office. No. 4, under RrinIey Hall
Dec 8, 1913. dH
The United States Health Insurance Co.
Esto6ished in the CITY Of Boston,
by an act OF The Lteioure of Massachusetts, Nay l943.
CAPITAL. $4,000.
Lnsures the Health of both Males g. Females,
For TERMS Of FIR ONE FIVE YEARS.
Dwectors-samuel Aspinwall, Lenur! NJ Baker John
Bigelow, Jonas ChcEernl, James Clark George Darra.
colt, Samuel II. jerks Benjamin Lanson Joseph Lewis,
Htnan LAcoln, Elijah Near, siils Merlam Ios-ph b.
Charles H. White, D w. Wiswell, Daniel Leverett If
Charestown, Joseph L. Lord OF New York.
ia MES CLARK, President and Treasurer.
SAMUEL Ii. JENKs, Secretary.
DTs D. IL SToRER A A. GOULD Consulting Physicians.
fIaHlS institution nsures the Health persons al both
sexes, at The lowest rates consistent with The mutual
safety OF the Insured and The nsurer- and both parties
participate in the surplus profits The OF races are
Systematically framed and arranged
male PERSONS III Ter 45 ears of age, weekly bance of
JourJ rs or 20 per cent of then" annual GepoStS-lO
females, three fourhs, u per cents thus SIS insures
"a to the former S. the latter Persons Of ore
advanced insurer proportnnaby equitable pre-
mums On Policies or .cnger terms than year. but
slight increase Of premium = charged.
Principal Office, II State Street, BosroN.
, DT Company has established an Agenc, also in he
City of WORCEsr TER, at 2O5 Main Street where
persons desirous OF further interrogation requested
Dec 20. cwtf
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VNSssy -. 1asgNg US sSgsy 1900
WINTER ARRANGEMENT-PAsS TRAINs.
To govern m mi after february S, l549.
THROUGH TRAINS
Leave Worcester {. is A NJ. and as pm.
Leave Providence al las AM. S.l5PM
ryPassenger Ston Worcester, in Green Street Depot.
do DO Providence, In r. Wing Of Passenger Depot
FREIGHT TRAIN, with Passenger Car attached Ieaves
Worcese! for UxLridge (where connects with Special
Train Tor Providence nj II 80 Am from Green Street.
UXnRiDGE SPECIAL TRAINS.
Leave ilxbrngr Tor Providence at 2 AN. LIS NJ
Leave Providence for Uxbridge at IL IS ANA 3oPM
The through Trains connect at Millve ~itl coaches
hr Suerv Whitins with cOrches for Ea Doug
les ard Whuiusvie Al Farnums with coaches for Graz
ton certre VilHge Al Uxbridge with cuachea
TOR Milford aud Mendon. Al Worcester with he
Western Railroau Norwich and Worcester Railroad.
The II 10 train nj Providence with trains fer
Boston, Taunton, Vail River New Bedford, DC.
The A. NJ. tram Uxhridse Paw uck
.. with trains of Hoson and Providence Railroad
Boston; and the 5 T. nj from Providence cOnuecl
at Pawtuckei with traln from Boston.
The S45 p NJ. Tram from Worcester Prov.
idenre with Boston and New York Steamboat Trains.
Through Trans hencelorh will not stop At Central
Fois ISAAC HlNCkLEf, Eup'i-
Feb5. dwtf
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TO LET !.

-. THE BRICK BUILDING on Lincoln Square
assE4 L known the Worcester BrAnch Railroad bet
52E pot 100 eet by 50-wil, he fitted up 10 accomn,o
late Lesse. track will be laid if desired
iato basement
Also, building situated thu Boston and Worcester
Railroad Bridge suitable tor Machine Shop SO by 50 IT,
stories high with seam engine and engine attach
edand B!acksmiths shnp nea, 40 by So feet stories
high, with yard ro0in-wil be fitted tenants.
Immediate possession given. Inquire the office Of the
Worcester and Nashua Railroad Company, No. las Main
StrNet DIT Feb 9.
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To I.ET

- CpMMoD OuS Store Tenement, and BsrA
ssa@ situa 81 at Webster Depot IL IL wei, ca lca-
s ia'eI tor the Boot and shoe business as al udei &C
f help tor these branches be found in thu
vicinity. " Is aso well ARRANGED merchandising foe
which parp"se has been occupied for several wears
For terms. which viii he i.rra good tenant np,lg
to The Depot Master, or CLEMANs x IARNED nerr Iha
reInsss' utI Webster, Nov 8,
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Upton, Grafton, N. e. Village, and

Worcester Express.
sASCSNN II vi + subs crber has commenced running
%SIS5sSSN14 L Stage and from Upton daily,
HAen<%R@ tSaRdays eXcepte y Ia connect with thu
iGe between Worcester and Grafton, leaving Upton Hotel
at ST AM and returning will leave the General EtagG
Olnte, W0' cester al P. NJ,
The Grafton and Worcester Stage w II twice day
leaving Worcester at 10 AM and Pm. Leave Grafton
ut Z A. M. and p NJ.
Books kept ri the alton Hotel, l.. NJ. Smiths Post
Office, N. E Village, and in Worcester, AT the General
Stage Office first door North OF the American
l!0use.
IL Is very necessary that all Express Business should ba
accompanied with written orders and signed personally
that il may done with correctness.
Sept. H. dwtf TYLER HARRINGTON.
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10 he Let.

4 G. WASiiBukN efIer to lease FIR a fern, nj a..
1. bull in2 at Was inston Square. known M the
iyosty Wire Factory - with the Blacksmtih shon and
out hnse theret" belonging together with the steam
Engine, which is OF mhea thirty horse power and IN
ceii-tt cnnd'tl"h. he premises well situated and
shap'ed ir H"cnlnist Farther Information given by
sailing u Messrs J. PRArT Il ERIE or ON the u.as-..
signed Ut their C''uniins Room, ON Grove Street
Worcester, Dec S. d D. a. O. WASllRuRM
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BLACKSTONE BANK.

THE sloekhode 1.-THE BLACKSTONE BANK in Uxhr!ge
1 are herehv notified at their Banking Room,
Saturday March Sd. t49 AT o'clock r. NJ, 10 Cob.
slider the txpcdiency d applying TO the Legislau fer
renewal OF charter and to any other Rnin that
he drought before them. BY rider n The tprsc
Uxuridss Feb IA. K. w. Hay WARD, Cash.
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wA WE subscriber "ferS for Farm, ated
ssisaA about han mile GrtfIon centte com
1-S tanning about eight, five # good Land well
waiered-'e buildings are IN good cnndeh-he House
is large AMI convenient tor vn families " i'm n never
fan2 well OF excellent water The h0nseihe Barn haa
been bul within ew years. The Farm is dIvine iuto
Pasture, Wond Liant, Moving Tillage. There is
good Water Privilege eInises where a dam car,
he rails ell wih"Ht flowing oher premises. Said Farm
VIII lie Snn and on TERMS For 'u- her inurma.
iiun apy 20 The subscribe centre or 10
PRENTiCE, on the premises.
HENRY D. HOWARD
Sutton, Dec. s, le4s. dwtf
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NEW AND IMPORTANT
VERMONT CENTRAL RAILROAD.

IN and ter December l5th the Passenger Trains OF the
~ Vermont Central Rairoad,w run as follows, in con
nection with the Northern, Concord, Nashua and Lowell
Railroads.:
FIRST TRAIN-Leaves Mortified for Boston and New
York at A NJ , inerseciDg The Nashua end Worcester
Train New York via Alyh's Point, reaching N.York al
Am the next day in season for ie Trains Ter he South
field at5P.S
SECOND TRAIN-Leaves Mortified at P. and
reaches Boston 81 AM The next morning. Leaves Bos
ton at IL III and reaches Mortified at 8 PM.
n PASSENGERS from MONTREAL for the
I'm Atlantic Steamers,
- and all passengers for WORCESTER or Spring
feId Mass, Hartford, or New Haven Conn., ana New
York, will find this the quickest
Passenger for Boston will pass over 200 miles by rail
road and will GO through from Montreal in 81 hours Bur
hours Passengers by The first train for New York via
Allyns Point will pass 27O miles by Railroad and will
through from Montreal in az Burlington in 20 Mont
pelier o. and Mortified in running hours with ample
time for rest.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS may leave New York at
PM for Alyn's Point by any Of the other Lines that
reach Boston before the departure of the Cars at u the
next morning, which arrives Mortified at NJ here
stages will be in readiness to convey Them to Montpelier
Burlington, ST. Alhans Montreal Patsurgh, Malone, and
other points in Northern Vermont and New York
GPAner January l,le49 passengers may go from North
field to New York by railroad, via Worcester Hartford,
and New Haven.
JAMES MOORE, Superintendent.
Mortified, Dec 20, ls4s.
STAGES
Will run in connection with Vermont Central Cars
from the following Stations
White RiUeF TiIogR-ior Woodstock.
Sharon Or STAFFORD.
South ROyuton Ter Turnbridge Chelsea, Washington,
Orange Barre.
R0yat0n-or East Bethel, East Randolph East Brook
field WIlllam>town and Barre
Bethet-for Rutland, Brandon and MiddIebury.
MontpeLier-or Burlington, Keesvile, Platsburg st.
Adams and Mentrea for Plainteid Marrbfed. Cabot,
and Danville; for Calais Woodbury. Herdwck Green's
boro' Glover, B4rton rashurgh, Coventry, Derby, Stan
stead aud Sherbrooke for Worcester Emore, Crasbnry
Morrstown. Hydepark Johnson, N aterve and Bakers
field; and all parts OF Central Northern and We.ten
Vermont
W1terLury-fcr Stowe and Morrisvie SIN Dec20.
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WANTED IMMEDIATELY,

N iuduslriou- aud siandy man {. nd saw NH.
\ Constant .mpjs, and good wages viii he given
" npuI,oat or Is made soon Ak5ON SANBORN.
Aabuyh, Feb ], l6is. d"Aw
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For Sale.

Ara TWO stol! dwelling House. situated on Salem
::Ii% n 81 Sald house is SO by 20 teei with wood
ae shet a1d other convenience. The lot, So teet nv
So convenient tor large or nali my con.ider.
able ru the prem Fur iDri her particular,
Of ALVAN ALIEN Ie TrnrL,II =.
Worccster.'" N u, to4s dit.
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TO L.ET.

- nNE half 0f y two stnr, IIOysE h.v.n., ~.
fsf Cemeierycn North street. Inuhire q, j,,sRPH
EsA AVE. Y, I'm the old Holden road or CALEp BATEs
adjoining IN, premises. J,f Ian
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winter Arrangement commencing Feb. II.


THROUGH PASSENGER TRAINS,
LeGue WOrcests' al n, 1925 4. NJ, 81 p. H.
Passengers will leave MiYbury al IT M AMI 81 m.
Passengers will lenve Maf0rd u A. ~ and 345 p NJ
Leave BOSTON al 7S An 2.445, p. NJ.
The NJ train will stop only take up passengers al
Way Stations for New York
The A. tram mil lana one east of FraminghPm.
The NJ. tram will stop Of Frauingham except
to take up Western RG,yoad passengers Brighton on
Ihursday
The P. train is the New York Steamboat Train to
Norwich to run heretofore without stops except al
FrGminghanG
Passengers for MHIbury, or for HOstoa and Milford will
take the AN and PM traius. Passengers for the
Norwich Railroad will take the aud q NJ trains.
n. b. The A. and P. trains take passengers al
Boston for New York vim New Haven
Byo6kiine Special Trans.
Leave Brooknt at e. AMI lD4 d II st. & 81
Leave Boston al al l0A and i24, IT. At 81 d O1
Netot0n Special Trqins.
Leave Lower Fuls at and 9AM, 9! II and Fl Pm Ex-
crpt that on Wednesdays he last train will leave 10
O'Clock instead OF 81 pm.
Leave Boston III II l21, 81! snh 81 Except
that on Wednesday,, the last train will leave at eleven
O'Clock nstee1 of 81 PM.
SGrenUtHe Special Trans.
Leave SaxouVilIe al y Am. and pm.
Leave Rost on al AM and ST
Boston Feb H. Ie49 If WIN PARKER, supt.
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For Sale.

FOI sale, ~
THE STOCK AND TOOLS of q Blacksmith Shop. sit.
uated near the Court House. Inquire a, this ofAre.
Dec IL. dwsf
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Worcester, Southbridse, and Sturbridge
STAGE,

In connection Clfk kse Norich and Forester RGi Dad
&fsE5E5E 5res-x. T'HE subscriber respectfully u
SSs&a |ISY | forms the public that he han
M ~ est al shed line Ut Stages To
between ebser. South.
bridge and urhrdge. Leave Southbrdge Al u A NJ. and
arrive ebser in time take the 81 traiA OF fol
Worcester and Boston, arriving AT BstUn at liz A NJ
RETURNlNG-Leave Boston at 81 and orces'er nj
~ p NJ arriving AT Soulhbridse al 81 M thus giving
dge passengers II hours in Boston and tho
same .ay. 1 Passengers for Wnrces will be set down
the N0rWich Forester Depot.
Tickets obtained OF the subscriber ami at Phelps
Jewery in SOuthbdge through Ia Worcester, and
the Norwich and Worcester Railroad Ticket 0dics
through to SOuthbrdge Fare ey this route is as lou al
by any other.
All business nrusted to the subscriber will be prompt
ly and faithfully attended TO
I Office in Worcester at the Am. Temperance House
May Ia. JOSEPH SilEPARD.
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SJtc DI(Ip Up.
Published at No. 1872, Main Street, Worcester
JOHN MILTON EARLE,
Editor and Proprietor.

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Sutton, Dec. S, le4s.
Pasture Land for Sale.

ga an the celebrated Thaxter Farm. three
.vGs- Paslures-one 80 es one Of c3 acres and
one ~ ~ ace A. Nj. MERRIFlEID.
WoTce>ter Feh 5 dw4v
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PrOviiemce q Worcester Railroad.

49, sSsss ggssszs ts5s.szsf A A -
SssS sa- S ss 5jssv rs 70 EsE
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BJsroN Il WORCESTER RAIL ROAD

faiSy,sssTTa fsg7gssssa ~, III Rgsss-=l a1
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FARM For SAFE.

New Worcester. Dec 20. le4s.
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The United States Health Insurance G,

Established in the CITY Of Boston,
by an Act Of The LesiJoture of WpssachuspttS, May
CApTTAT, $50 ono
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STIFFNESS with which it is now acting.
With the change Of one single word, that
Of { WMgs" and substituting in its place
+" Unios" et id omne genus, iknow Of no.
thing which may be repeated by you with
more grace, at the present juncture Of affairs,
than the following appeal Tor the removal Of
political opponents" and "msrely for opi-
MONS sake" made by the I" Union'' on the
Oath of July, 1915, viz -
"The removals which, have been made, have been
imperously called for by a decided and irresistible
public sentiment. Other removals will no doubt be
necessary, and win not be prevented by the senseless
clamor Of the Wings. Justification oil measure Is
ancalled for, when Overwhelming popular approval
sanctions it. An administration, placed in power by
the voluntary surages Of free people, and industri
onsly engaged in carrying out the wish Of that major
ty, securely rests its confidence in the honesty and in.
elligence OF the masses, and, in tho present case in
no danger OF being diverted from its purpose by the in
tercsted revilings Of bitter opponents"
When Lazarus rose from the tomb, burst
ing his sepnchral cerements, he did not i'm
press upon the bystanders the trutniulncss Of
the almighty power, vested in the Savior,
more thoroughly, than does this resurrection
expose the trickery, hypocrisy and untruth-
fnlness or the 7" Unon," in his ruthless as
saults upon President Taylor. The indigna-
ton, therefore, which the President begins
to exhibit, is more than anger--ii is rirtue.
The judgments which he metes out, are
more than vengeance--they are jus
lice. hope he will continue to act in ODE
dience to the "decided and irresistible pub
lie sentiment" expressed in November 1913,
and, in civil life, as on the battle field, ex-
terminate the enemies Of the country--that
he will put forth his hand and cleanse the
I"Augean stables.". He cannot fail thereby
to promote stI'HE HEALTH OF THE
PEOPLE AND THE PUBLIC GOOD.n
r& GA EIRGINIAN y
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rigid adherence the viii he enforced; bid
ders therefore especially cautioned offer under
impression that extension Of time viii DO granted
permitted ft j5fgl8te ss III Nt ssWsa s
Approved snrees, in hall Of the amount OF the con.
tract will be required and 20 per additional
riy deducted from each payment, until the contract Ehali
have been completed cancelled tie slretes must sign
tie snreties and make affidavit that they, nihe
agsreg worth and above their debts and labi
Titles, the full amount OF the contract F4a4ae8 vi
Each offer be signed by the persona max
n H. and his their residence asel the giarantorB
naming the town and State, must be distinctly stated.
Persona whose Offers shall be accepted will be noRedb
letter through the Postoce which notice shall be consi
dered sufficient and they do not into and
bond for the supplies specified, within fifteen days from
The date of notice Of tina acceptance Of their BID contract
Will be made with some other person or persone and the
eusrantors aad deulting bidder will be held responal
BILE for excess Of prices, any, over the accepted ofer
sidercd that does conform fully to the requirements Of
This advertisement M sat4 * an IaS
TRIMS Of Offer.
Of hereby offer 10 furnish under your advertisement
dated and subject to all the requirements Of the
same, all the articles embraced In the object for In
Claas No. ~, viz :--ior
dIere insert the articles and prcescarried o,i amount
ing to (with the aggregate In wOrds) 100 Nv
The Undersigned -----I- Of - and --- Of $500 in
the State Of - giarantors, hereby undertake that
the above named - will if his offer be accepted enter
into contract before required, with the United Statea,
within fifteen lays aer the dale 81 notice through the Post
Office o. the acceptance Of his bid as before mentioned
Signatures. II
known to me TO be good and responsible gnaranorr In The
case -----. WIN b. SCOTT,
y (Intelrencer and IInion 7's' n Y
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Mn. MAXWELL, the new COLLECTION. was an original
Taylor Whiz, and is gentleman Of talents and char.
acter ne has heretofore discharged The functions or
District Attorney with credit TO himself and benefit 10
the public and we doubt not will GIL the more respon-
siple Stallion 10 which he : now appointed with j
n,ent and fidelity We believe This appointment NAV
be deemed Gen. faylor's own Mr. I.AwaEscE Il
said 70 have resigned TO take effect on the both Of
June, when his successor win enter ON the office i
The appointment Of William v BRtDy as Post.
master IS good one ior the office, all that know
Mr.. BRADY will agree. We are certain that he win
discharge the duties Of the place with ability and in
dustfy. better Postmaster we could not wish for
~. Y. Tribune.
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Henry Burgnist Diary Bluff, one oil the wounded
at the Astor Place rio,) has had the head OF The hi
De'ns taken out Qhis ia the joint, we believe fitting
INTO The sockstin the shonder he Is doing very we'll
Df. Cheesemans who performed the operation on
what position was thee holding thy arm when thee
received thy wound - don't know, !" replied Bur.
gust Was thee cheering, waving thy hand in the
ARR asked the Doctor. "No,n answered Bufgust
. Uefi hsn" said the Doctor, fhee ni,,sf have been
dotng ne Other thing, 0hrowing stone) else thee
could not have been wounded in this manner "--.S,
" Tribune. a ig
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EMIGRATION. = The immense number Of einigrants,
who daily arrive and who pass in the boats, Is truly
surprising On Monday, we stepped ON board Of the
81 Lonis, Capt Fred. Wheeler, bound up, and found
her crowded between decks, with einigrants, large
number Of whom stopped herej and the cabin too was
luil o. passengers. This state OF things Is the more
rsmarable, as the usual source Of cmgrant arrivals
the canal, was not open when the st. Louis left The
same Tact applies to almost every up boat as we'll as
those on the Central railroad Detroit (.fic)
Commercial BtIlettn.i 4skFg 4.T.l7 =. ssIf
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CoLosEr. WELLER, OF the Mexican Commission,
wiring TO an Ohio paper, announces his safe arrival
az Chagre the probability Of his being obliged TO 90
thence to Mexico without the OF his party in or
der 70 fulfil the terms Of the treaty. and that he has
Killed an anaconda, and DR., Chamberlain had killed
Il i'gcr, coming up the Chagfcs rivet .a.s
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NAVY AoENr's OrpIcR,
Washington, April 10Th, l649.

SEALED PROPOSALS. in duplicate, for each
easg separately, endorsed Proposals for sppea for
Navy yards wifi he received athI Office until II O'Clock
NJ on ne 2ni day Of May nexi for furnishing and deliver
mn az ths Navy Yard ~ Washington, d. c., ut rch place
ekpense to The Governments the maerasnnd aricesh
inatfer specified, viz:
Class No.
Delivery TO be on or before the lst July and
as required afterwards and completed by September LEI
10000 Hard red Brick
5000 best quality Fire Brick,