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IIUsIE's HISTORY OF ENGLAND, fine edition, I'm
moderate sized volumes large type, and neat binding price ~
volume. To completed In sir volumes Volumes
?, and this day received. FRaNCK TAYLOR.
Oct ~
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7 KNOX WALKER will practise law In Supreme
Court OF United States, and attend 70 the
CLAIMS against me government Addsss washington D. O.
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Auctlen and Conn lnIa.ien Notics

WILL attend 10 the prosecution Of claims before Congress and The
w various executive departments of the government
Once and dwelling street, between 9th and ioth streets.
Auction and Censsnissien Notice.
BE- aas saS nsvss sns ss S e
Washington The arm Of Beach Tucker leave solr
sale Of properly, personal msy
ed their Also receive consignment all kinds q
e svan,sse And they trust by s,re, aen,on % business and
i adherence The good Old pncipe "euick sales saa
PennsyIvania avenue opposite Browns
Hotel The central part Of e city and fitted expressly FOE
goods thai may he consigned 10 them.
They will add that business be conducted upon
strictly honest principle In instance will articles ntrucd
their bid BY themselves consequently persons rspc-se
trust IN them cslcuse receiving the highest
BEACH TUCKER,
RICH satin ae chems., eisee, ard other snd
pecthy can the attention Of elegant
% ss s ss % se"s s s
also newly opened the greatest variety Of other kind Of fashion
Lame and reh csshmere plain, striped
Melno. Sfss.ry vs.ev shade and qu.rv, cheap
Apacas and Hungarian plsid., Tor dre.s. lo.ey.
f' s,Scr na aspsSle e eo Ss islss set
Also 20 pieces embroidered nanpe. for % ,ox a. a, ,
100 long square Of new and elegant sve ana Of hs
Also white Canton Grape shswi. The riches, emsrcscy
Ladies' sim meek scars and ersyais u,.
Ladies, I'd gloves, Of jous make 80 !
DO Cashmere and beavsr do
s ss c' .s snS S Me- sS Vs. hosiery
White and coiored roka muslin
Plain Swiss and plaid DO
White and black lace capcs
Black SILK lscr fbr trimmings tt
Black siif fHnre, velvet ummngs, &c.
between s AZ. sa ~ ssss,., n Penn @s;se.
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The loves, eo@peisnt responsible whole
n.ni servas TO Itself the s,io dsisras whether
sOmpetsns and rr.pon.ss, not y
-. win shG ): .sos &.
eS.s % Gss. n leu h ssso a % msf such
pods be wanted s sses os other psIposss IN the sd
aandete all thinss being WIN be preferred ba, ..
win Be Necessary when dons.e srce 6 sample %
% s s e I'M samples =. e
The party proposing 70 ssppy win make invoice Of
.. s ssss Z. ore sss,;
% 3 ss,t 4 - .si g., % ks
. e s: ss . ss he
s NJ % s s'ss r.. h ds 6 Sr an ssa
United saie, who VIII be sppoin,sd y hs sa
win me SAMPLES eIbsd shan be made and
:. q. re ss' ssI'. ss':s
aueisn, quality ~ she opinion o. the sssns aio,e
p.,, man NO, fa. oSsr. 10 required
me 1os s,s, shall = s, s % e. ep q pay
hsrefs conso,o, who shall paye ssid difference 70 The
q: 80. via ,SG god
as me- n., a@esnsy Whom me % Of ss
Psy@sn, Be amer ,he eear.e, Y completed and
ss. s,ss s ssss :, "'
M: ] = s s s o.s S s none
win made IN the form ssA terms here pre-
%ftor We, propose 20 fur.h service q me Indian De
ps,nsnt the following sood Al The prices a@aed hem r'pec
(Ifers irsrvf ns Hsf " scods)
Deliverable yol g. g Lss On OF b before ore the
day Of and in Of The sccepnncc OF hn pre-
po-as, quantity prescribed hy The depArmen lo
according dis sueenent and give sets
Of is bid and IN sss seh contract, and
... ss ny 81 a. wy 2: M $
u;ss .ss %s s %a ~. y s pam. @
sucency be certified BY who Known 70 me
aepsrsment personally ~ his oahcisl position
81 Tor hereby guaranty that The above bidder, viii
soniv vim me terms Proposals
reo. dated @ september 1872 contract awarded
bond fr the execution OF The same within the
time prescribed" tl iE w. II
ORLANDO brown,
Commissioners Of Indian Affairs.
octa-1nwtisNov.
o0-SoTIcE.-Ths time mr. epsninH the ssds ss s.
tended 10 the 10 day o peeenhu nsr' ~ ~ es T n'
time delivery u goods e LIST jnne ee Inc resu
ston fersans essei. 70 be taken hon he cenuse" OF r%
yesrs has been rcscinded. " n
DEPARTMENT or TrTHproH. ~ it.'
Once Indian Affairs, Oct 20, 1879.
CHEAP eooDswe would invite sfenion % ths remaisin
them piee. 70 suit ali snss may give coll They
White dcrn wells
Worried and sanding collars ltt
DO inside hnndkerchies and Jenny Lind habits
Lsce ard usin capcs, worked cuhs
Thread, psk, and hid gloves
Face and bonnet flowers
Dress end bonnet caps, nbsnds,he. IA ~ tHf
And variety Particles ssnsny sold in NE store Cal snd sss
Aul4-eoz euecs~onoJ.T r. G. hins
CHnAP SCHOOL DooKs q evsry kind At Tsyier
alss>s s.A-o .,c,k.. "A. Iowu xirsr
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Cole. Improved Repeating Pistols.'

-
EXPECTING Europe months, inquiries
~ relation said may be addressed TO knoI Walker
Washington empowered attorney
orders Tor the delivery Of said pistols
May l6-d3m SAMUEL COLT
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pHrLIP BARTON KEY win attend 60 any business
he may be ntrued with before ser OF courts Of THIS Dis
c and VIII also attend before Con
ress and the Departments. Once on street.
wssmssror, July Is, 1876. July 1z--3awn
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National Eating House.

National Eating House.
lust RECEIVED, from Thomas brf
Annaon Cnp Dorry, lot Of the finest genuine green
which will be soup,
and aft modes cookery possible
Also, from Norfolk, fresh oysters, pced oysters sheepead mack
ere oshsh &e se all o which will be served the shortest
03-Familes served usual.
Aug fs-u w. WALKER
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James @. Berret

WILL attend prosecution before Congress and
w various executive departments of the government
Once and dwelling street, between 9th and ION streets.
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EREsCH and Spanish Lsngusges.--J. MEIERE,
fcsor United sates Vale College, &C. respectfully
quains the citizens Washington he giving
structon the above languages, well In the English
egners.
Prof Mesro hatters hiss his
well established here 10 particular references
for hc address W. the bookstores Of
Taylor, Taylor Maury, Fischer residence
wlias opposite Mr. Funck Tayios Pennsyivsnis
Y ST '
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CAHD.--O 3. X PEcH viii practise courts OF the
n District OF Coumha and claims before te different
and before Congress- He especially
United sates attorneys and marhals and Uni
ted States couhavnF had experience In Treasury Depart
nen reference 70 claims for services OF such ocer All
uicafons should be postpaid.
Once, v street, between iah and 14th
fInel 0s--dly
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-02-23


Ysstercsy was quite day with NJ in New York
The celebration Of birthday has not been
observed fer few years past II used 10 be- but
trdsy new spirit seemed to have arisen and the a.
was kept up with considerable spirit by quite num-
Der Of our military companies, and benevolent and
patriotic societies, Of this city and Brooklyn, Thu
Veteran Corps were out, and fred their accustomed
salute. The Continental Guard turned out 1. GOOD
numbers, - did also the Union Blues, Coumbi.p
Guard ,lChanfrsu Guard, and stsubsn Guards. Tn.
bu'ns Vista Artillery, Of Brooklyn, paid US visit, and
the Order Of United Americans, Of that otv. jolnsd
their brethren Of the order on this side Of the
river In celebrating the day The different chapters
Of the order met at their respective head in
the morning from whence they marched to their gene
rel head quarters American Hail. corner Of Broadway
ana Grand street, and from thence they moved in 8
bosy with banners flying and music playing, to
the Iabernsos where, after other appropriate oers
monies, An grafton was delivered By Daniel Tai.
mage OF Brooklyn. The ceremonies ct the Ia
bernaole hevipR concluded, the assembly dispersed
the different chapters taking up their for home
ne,hing deunted BY the snow storm which pre-
vailed There were In the procession elegant and
well oee'gnsd banners; among which, We especially
poticed those OF the Alphs, Warrington, Manhattan
American, Columbian, Paulding, Mount Vernon, Han
cock, and Liberty chapters. There about 90
members In the procession and at the Tsbernsols.
The nsse were flying from sunrise until sunset from the
city Hail. and NON hundreds Of nss stss oil over the
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OST SCRIPT.

American Securities.

| American Securities
| LONDON MONEY MARKET Feb lO-The stock
market is improving, and American is, as English
securities are, again on the advance The damand
| for United States per cents still contlnues-tbe
Price Is per cent, with every appearance OF
another rise. Very large amounts have changed
hands. The buyers now being those houses which
act as bankers to the continent. The amount on
hand offered, even at l07 per cent, Is very lmlied
Maryland sterling per cents have been sold witt,
remarkable steadiness at prices rising from rs to
10 per cent-last quotation was 70 to 30 per cent
Inc general opinion Is that 1t will be sold at IS,
and even then II Is low when compared with the
income derived from it-Pensylvania "a a 75--
rates per cent neglected, and possibly will remain
SO until after the decision of the legislature on the
subject OF the relief notes. but will then be IN de-
mand at 40, should the rellef notes be redeemed
Consols for money, lowest, S2f highest S2E; clio
sing 92a.
TBK Corn MARKET, LIVERPOOL, February TO-
The trade has been steady since the first. and
any change that has taken place In breadstuffs
during that time has been upward. The maket
snow somewhat duller, and in lanQud state
American -four is quoted at 26s. 27s. for western;
and Eos. a Us. for Philadelphia, Baltimore. Nav
~AN~NS oAsA UNIV, Ssb. VI. 10 EOS. %. fOr AmeTl-
can and Canadian. White wheat is now sold at
7s 3D.. rs. 3D. per 10 lbs and red at s.. Sd. IN.
Indian corn has latterly declined, land prices have
receeded. Present prices are 3Os a Sis. for
white, and Sis. Sd. 32s. for yellow.
LIVERPOOL MARKETS, Feb. lO.-The wool mar
ket is very firm. The colonial wool sales now 70.
ing on at the Hall Of Commerce have been 40 ia
well attended by an unusually large number or
buyers from the manufacturing districts, and bv a
few also from the Continent. The biddinps are
very brisk at an advance OF i'd to I'd per pound on
the prices realized at the private sales. Both in
Glasgow and Stafordshire the Iron trade has
again improved. All descriptions OF metals are in
active request, and higher prices are readily paid.
LIVERPOOL Provision MARKET, Feb. l0.-For
cured provisions there is still fair demand and a
good business dong In most articles of the trade.
TIE imports during the past fortnight were, 2977
pounds and las barrels beet; 232 barrels pork; 2
catks OF hams; Shhds and GOO casks bacon: .45I
barrels and 1915 kegs lard; 30S sacks and $50
boxes cheese.
a, IA The National Assembly, on the 26th ult, the
riipis,er Oh the Interior announced that he had
Deen directed by the President OF the Republic to
aueaoy enacted severe penalties, with the view TO
ieptets excuses and remove dangers alarming 10
s1Iley. Government had ordered a number of
cIoos 10 De closed in the capital and the depart
malls. WV ''e"ueiS u Tie 'riou-
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Markets,

BALTIMORE, February a. 1870
favor OF the buy'r We notice sales Of 2 600 bbs /. At
81 u for Howard street, and SIS A for CITY Nina
wheat, at 81 90. Tho corn trade ia oui.t s,,honsS
holders are 6Em at 44c 46c for white and eos Tor
yellow Small parcel: of oats sold at 800 Rs 10 COO
FAX do. at 81 IA 81 II. In pork there 10 arm de-.
nsnd, with sales OF 100 including mes, ct SIG ana
prime at $40 10. Sales Of lard, ct $50 no Drss,eS
pigs are selling at $40 Coffee sugar nave in
proving tendency. but molasses is without ohanee
sales OF Rio coffee st $50. . 77So some 600 bsSc
inches desD. A' 'no" - A0uk
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WashiDRton's Birthday.

PHILADELPHIA, February "a 18l0.
The wings of our city celebrating the dsy in An
appropriate manner, and all parties are paying Il
proper respect. There Is only slim s the
Musical Fund Hail. The original Taylortes are keep
ing up the day at the Chestnut Street Thessrs with .
perfect rush, tho building being dsnssy crowded in
every part.
It Is now showing. The markets continue 10 bs
quiet. We quote United States Is at 10Y
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The IsTHMUs OF PANAMA. Several NJ orx M
temporaries, talous OF the success which has at.
tended our exertions in obtaining intelligence
from the Isthmus OF Panama, have endeayored to
throw dscredIt on our correspondence from that
quarter, by denying the statements which it con-
tanned. Tits applies particularly to the letters
written by Mr.. Stephen II. Branch, Of this city,
who route to the gold region of California.
In a recent letter. Mr.. Branch stated that the au.
thorities at Panama were about to visit Chagres,
for the purpose Of enforcing quarantine on YES
sels arriving from the United States. This was
promptly deniedby several newspapers; but it has
been confirmed by the last news from Chagres, by
which We learn that three. masted schooner from
Blorida, and another from New Orleans, were
ordered to quarantine by the authorities If Mr..
Branch had selected some other paper for which
to correspond, our envlous nelghbors would not
b so much disposed to find fault an thew have
shown the mseves 10 be.
In regard to Mr.. Branch's statements concern;n
the difficulty of getting provisions on the lstbmus
and the difficulties attending the journey we an,
satisfied that they have had a very good effect
They have induced parties to prepare Themselves
properly for the journey, by laying ia sufficencv
OF provisions and 10 DO other things that have OBJ.
waited the difficulties expe renced by many who
rushed to Chseres without celebrating on the OBJ
stacles which they might encounter
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A Free Soil Senator Elected in Ohio.

COLUMBUS, OHIo, February a. ls4o.
Hon. Salmon p. Chase, "a FREQ soiler) vas elsoted
BY the ohis Legislature TO- day. to the Senate of the
United States fer tho term Of years from tho 4th
Of March next in place Of Mr. Allen, whose term OK.
pres With the preesnt Congress. He was elected on
the fourta ballot and had four majority on tho jo,s
ballot
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THE sTEAMEk AND aC

Inc Europa ID coming to this port, and will pro-
badly arnve tonight or early to.morrow. She
made very quick trip to Halifax.
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Fire In Jack son, isslssippi.

JACKSON, Mss, Feb. I6-2PM
IRE broke out in Cests' tin. shop this morning
which spread until eight nine buildings were d.s
troyed. Frsm Wilson's to Hizheim's, opposite tho
City Hail. one square, is al in ruins Loss estimated
at $4,000. CO.. w.
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he New York Legislature,

ALBANY, February a. 1S4s.
The Legislature was not In session to. DAY having
adjourned ever on account ofis being the niverssy
Of Washingtons birthday
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We give on the first page OF tins days Herald,
the report of the Secretary of the Treasury the
WarehousIng System, which was TRANSMITTED to
Congress yesterday. 1t will be reed with interest
by all commercial men.
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EXECUTIVE MovExENr.-His Excelency the
Vice President elect, Hon. Mllard Fillmore, ar.
rived In this city yesterday evening. s~ route to
Washington, and occupies apartments at the Ir.
vln1 HousA
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PATIENTS,

f,uey,car and Foreign Office, and Agency OF the
w. S. Patent Office Washington,
No, % State Street, - Boston.
T1HE subscriber by appointment from the Commission
er Patents agent OF the u s. Patent once ioi re
no and or ading TO the same, models, specimens or
be patented Of DEPOSITED therein wafn
Ne prepare Caveats Specifications, Assignments ana all
the necessary Papers and Drawings will make
into American foreign works. to test validity oil lnyen
tons and render advice legal and scehthc ma'lers
respecting the same. Patents secured IN Europe anu
other countries. = 40 sov.d IN
By application this Office inventors are savea IA
ims and cost Of Journey Washington ana deay .neIe
az we'll AZ a personal trouble in obtaining their patents
They also have the advantage OF verbally expanns ne
inventions and consulting in respect to them ctte1s'
in general of paramount importance IN oFeer 20 oCtn
correct specifications and claims The experience o s1s
feen years practice an extensive collection OF rare
decisions &c. on mechanical subjects, the fateht
and patents of different countries, collected az muIn
pense during the long this office has been cstapsneu
together with here kept of inventions pachto
at Washington enable the subscriber to AFFORD 10
DESTROYS Of procurne Patents and Information
which in Other respects might he difficult OF attainment
r. ii. EDDY, Civil Engineer;
Boston, Sept l. I848. e"l1 Neou
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IT. Nj. WOODWARD,
SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL PAINTER
AND GRAINER.
No. II waits Block, Our sTAIRs,) Main Street

No. II WniLs BIOciS, CUP sTAIks,J NIaIll sEFecI'
PARTICULAR attention paid to the Imitation Of the
various kinds OF Marble used fer Mantel Pieces Cen
ire Tables, Soda Fountain slabs, &c. Also, BLOCKING
Entries Space Ways and Dining Rooms, in imitation OF
English Sand stone, Free Stone and Sienna Marbe(the
above very desirable style for all public the
wa lis can be cleaned very readily)
Ornamental and Panel Painting Walls, executed in
Fresco Secco and in OIL Paint.
Store and Office WINDOW SHADES at prices from
S5 $50 per pair
Scro Bodered Signs, very neat sly for indoor use,
executed in good taste.
LETT ERING done in the Boston and New York Ro
man. Egyptian full Block, English and German Text
rpt and Ornamental STYLES. a1
He will endeavor 10 please all who may favor him with
orders in his line OF business
NJ b. All orders from the Country attended to with
promptness, and all work finished at the time specified
NVorcestpr A pril 90. d3m
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Massachusetts Health Insurance Co.

Chartered and Established in Boston, April l847.
CONTINUE to insure MEN against the expenses OF
~ SICKNESS, for term Of years. Number OF members
nearly 5000 Amount of sick allowances paid during the
past six months, $500.
The SICK ALLOWANCE applies TO the time that the
member totally disabled from labor, and under medical
care whether he is confined TO the house or not
THOMAS TARBELL, President.
A. L. STIMsoN, Sec'ry
Office No. Museum Building, TremontS, Boston.
MIR. A. III. BELLOWS has been appointed AGENT
in Worcester County for the Mass Health ms. Company
and given the required bond for the faithful perform
fths duty.
He will visit the different towns in the Cernty eceiye
applications for insurance, and settle claims upon the Com
pany for sick allowance
Worcester Office, No. 4, under Brinley Hall
Dec 6, 1913. DIT
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,ORWICH u WORCESTER RAILROAD
Summer Arrangement-May I, 1919

Summer Arrangement-Ma Z, l949
ACCOMMODATION TRAINS Daily, except Sunday.
Leave Worcester at 1890 A. NJ. and 4.30P. M.
{E@The 10 so a. m. Train connects with train leaving
Springfield al 80 Boston at ami Nashua at H2J
M Providence at 1916 a.msS
The $50 train connects with the Steam Boat tram
from New Haven; also train leaving Boston at P. m
Leave Norwich 1T A. NJ ana P. M.
UyThe N. train connects at Worcester with West
ern ain leaving 10 am; Boston train at TO- 25 Ami
Nashua train at IL N; Providence train at III 30 am
FREIGHT TRAINS,
Leave Worcester at 81 AM. Leave Norwich at 8
A.m,-(Daly, Sundays exceped)
u Express Freight Boston at IL FOR Alyns
Point arriving in New York next morning.
STEAMBOAT TRAINS,
Leave BostoH at O'Clock P M. for New York, stop
ping only at Framngham, Worcester DaniesonVille and
Norwich, arriving Alyns Point to take the Boat at
p.
Steam Boat Train Worcester with the train
arriving from Nashua and Grotor Junction at $50 pm
RETURNINe--Leave Allyn's Point about O'Clock AM,
On The arrival Of the Steam Boat from Network
{bAi Baggage be delivered to the Baggage Master
other person authorized receive il before the Pas
senger takes his seat III the Cars.
Baggage will net be taken 10 include money, merchan-
dize nor other articles than those of personal use ami
wher higher value than Fifty Dollars, notice must be
given that fact and price paid, or The Company
will not hold itself liable beyond that amount.
No baggage permitted in the Passenger Cars.
No smoking permitted in the Passenger Cars or Depot
Passengers must procure Tickets the Station Offices
S. H. 2, LEE, JR..
May7. dwtf sup'tand Eng. n. s. w. r R.
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NOI'TCE,

THE subscribers having taken the Store formerly occu-
L pied by Messrs PERKINS 4 FLANDERS, wonld say 10
their former customers and the public generally that they
intend to carry on the GROCERY BUSINESS in its va
rious branches, at the Old Stand of Main and
Mechanic Streets and will keep constantly supplied with
fresh goods which they shall offer such prices cannot
fail to suit those who wish purchase good articles
p. HOLBROOK 81 co.
Worcester May 4, 1919. w6idSw
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LOOK AT THIS!
". T.. HAES DON 81 co

. " AZ = ---I1
sH-se - SELLING
NEW Granite Mill SHEETINGS, 40 inches
wide for ct cts.
MERRIMACK 90. 40 inches wide for St cts.
NEW BEDFORD DO do do ST cts.
~ BUCK sa do do do II cts.
I'll POCASSETT do do do "a cts.
OAK DALE BROWN SHEETTNGS manufactured at
West Boylston, new mills, very heavy, for 81 cts.
Salmon Falls Sheetings. for st cts
Very heavy Family Sheetings, for 81 cts.
Very good Sheeiings, yard wide. for cts. +,
Also, just received, L.ts
500 pieces GINGHAMS, warranted the best
goods in III County for the price, from 10 l2i
sftgs #sst.s d dlso, just receiped,
Is cases Printed CALICOES, on fair cloths and
fast cnors, and selling at Ct cts.
5 case Indigo Blue PRINTS, warranted per-
fecty fas,colors. dw6w April 10.
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FOULARD SILKS

M PIECES handsome wide Fouard Slks-Mourning,
~ Dark, and Light Colors. daus
Handsome black and Unite stripe Sins. aHt
High Lustre 8 A Black Silks-at 62i cts.
Handsome Strip silks-wide, at 624 cts.
Small Checked Bonnet Silks-green, purple, blue and
pink-on white.
Handsome Black Grenadines-plaln and fgd Bareges,
Tissues and Lawns in great Variety just received at
May 23. DIV CHAMbEkLlNS.
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VOL.
LEONARD,S

AIlL4H IAALU y
Boston and Worcester Express.
TIVE subscriber continues to run THE EX
ESsaLats PRESS between Boston and Worcester, foi
SsssgSs the safe transmission of Packages Bundles,
---"% anf Notes, Specie, and Merchandise generally
Three Times each way Daily.
Particular attention g,sS paying, collecting and ne
gotiang tes drafts biIls and purchasing and selling
merchandise, produce, etc.
All packages must be directed to his
The subscriber alone esponsbe for property entrust
ed his care and risk assumed by the Boston and
Worcester Rail Road Company.
Packages by this line forwarded from Worcester tf
salem, Newbury port Taunton Fall River, and New Bed
ford also, to Portland, and ali parts of Maine
orders free for goods to be returned by this Express
UFFlcgs.-HARNDEN g. CO.'S. Office. Court Street,
Boston; J. II KNIGHTS HAT STORE, 1913 Main ST.
Worcester. S. 3. LEONARD.
Feb Is, l247. DIFF