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New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-16
surrhioR covRT.-The two case. already referred


CoUHr OF COMMON PLEAs-Before Judge Ushoefer-
HaHHts Bun sga fsr fc'i5n Brs4k - Prsssu< n
h1rgc TIE flr-s Germans h- defendant
--sts M - Avenue O. slt s1rh ali Oorsr
w -tts II ~ss STATED ty Pp Hss l-e1dast
l- Wtatsia F- s11 i'tei stH-'s % r-co1enf h
n 1d hn h- would Introduced pslf 81 Who a.i 4f
sn5 ths sh5orhood As rt- agreement OF srras.
80 -ateret a snf so- fntlre 5oustt defendant rs.
N a- scl lsinfznc-
iaae rih brother ss Of paata isstae defendant psy
ait-r'1 n Ftn a. l- lolse. sad snssx.
eat q marng- oa b-'g .pos-u % ~ nsth
- sal hey ef DO shat QI-a-t enough q
hey su~f bin that sery tfz- pa- o. r- he
sfles o stf h.f .--1tsnt nsfrei that as,
= mar-t Fas ~ .-co1f of i l- ccuirsrsd s
- t--lc 80 o1-r-f n tn.f before he J1tIs
.ts y1f and Judgment gwen FOR Plrntr or soFos ptf NJ
X Ma ksy.
Lacsssrf una ystrloaTo recover damage. o. he
lors@ sof NJ J. eripos-i l- h1rss n
3s'-. a. asr ns1afsctlr-r snc .0t h o. VI or
nan, cr sl u s~g-i thsf ~ horse -
st's ar ~ aasrsuon Of ne ua, r s-'enssnt
tented hat ~ bore slrf etsn " h1
salf-- lie cers ol Mr. J0tnsol anf ay rr-l
rh~ Coar he'd sf h- csrs s-utoi az sf
bound o fi- Jlry
Of proper n-is Management n f --ves 6y pa afs
a-s verdict isr psntsc s-5-For pl.atr NJ Joan
D-rsln. of tssucklt NJ j1hl 7 D0y-
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Markets

Sales 6f 10000 bales CoTToS were made to-day, and
700 hd SuGAR all at full prices which Is the largest
busines known 10 have trsnsplred 10 single day
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-16

SAlUoeNfsNs -YoC csSNor preserve yoar hss.t @
yIr odrosy, either BY Or .-d nor xrer va srls
It,ns anie.s he ~sier yoa ornk "a purified 81
80" iief-fr-sn ssier VIII p10rfy within tTo ssss
80 becoming ropy and ekrennry cf-1.tve rata ~
,n t-nefs-es myfiscs - srimslcli hut hsr ff0gef
Ira 1ecou-s extremely agreeable TIE riv~r sssr n
Ca4ioinswnch you nus drirk wien here becss.s hs~
ar 30 Vel. anf me- s2r1gs ers fe0s ffou he sof -
crs eo-'.as Impurities caused by he ssecmpos3oc =
dys-riry anG other diseases and ,o g,sb.0 a..
~ ~ 10y ''ee-ts snd n yo1 c0nu1re % dnrt 10
.. .nel. q VII hnAiy c.use d-sih tbocss :,
dcI-s ar aser 10 courtersct iis rser. a, 20 rerr-y a.
- - ong a. yol are constantly sinu surs ~
49, li1..s P-fe Nstef fo1 csn boy Al - Ssssssst
riefs io' - - crris F,-g witch "a - rUsrc -
-. eo..ns 20 siruos not sccgpyng mgch sPsce, -
~. - pofls, snc not lsole 70 bressaTe. ~tich ~
4s-u 10 ne ioc Rnest weather n sea can - sssF,ol
NsJ NiM ~ motions of the vessel sli -tich ~
-1I &c ADss stsfeesbe ~sier yeffec d seeci ard
sor .s car De Vern.d BY scigsi ekperueri or
- p,oe.nl nan VII 90 10 slifornis ~it5ooi one 80
" hoee " DO have gone and 10 he bsrfy q 80,
- nrs- -cted 10 sks 90 Important; requisite y -
q eot co hen greater favor han 70 t9y ooe snc
Al y 60
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-16

lHF NEw CHARrER.-It IS anticipated that a
'y'iem Of determined opposition 70 the new Charter
VII Se manifested By the nhsbiian,. OF this city when
tshsi Be submitted TO them for their sursses princ
psy on account OF the increase Of taxation which they
are atraa vii ensue
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FOR SALE ONLY BY l. sURKE co
lH 20 D.sWkssW. y N..sn s 1sf scT

C.LTosNA BAGS &c TkCNKs -DaY, . Corsnds - -,
bss N which the traveller put h. c0ihrs AM so
perfectly ws,erush TIE ssm- AZ r 30 COOS 80 -
haiti can Be transformed tno bel pllow, hiep,.,
v-r of aosi for crossing streams TITS srcle Fe 81
and requires TO - se-o 10 - sppr-c siet YNnes ~
forna woad proct by VISIT 70 Day vhoss b1os esr
eres and skil tnsares bis eusonsss peculiar ssvsass
Hd
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Cos. y-st-ritg 20 ehsrs- cf st.tr.et
Ton ~ lcts-i 20 NJ Arn Ns-s ol - Gnl1c p4-
l1-Alls - tt1t 49, tlt lla1ftI of COIN
Ctl.ra- East 3riisay 81 asr. fla 10 . 5s.@..s
9fNrfi- go rth - ictlos--g-t PAT ~ fi- may
as-a Boa ocs-t up BY Jl.t- Os5or1- rsa 1ar-d
lot1 Ctr~ctsf treser y-,-ray BE- ", Ar
1S a. - p-fs1s 80 tssfs1 tt-s Pou So
o. nni Es- n j1dr 6alol ard J1hn ear1
it-u lo csstasy slsFlna oi o-s party
c1srf-' t-t-ss A-y sr-s-s y,f-3sy b. utcsr
ta- Loser raa- to4ft cage 1f 11g
10 s5o1s tle noll o Ner $50 v Jan-.
rts ccnutt-a T Jlstc- M-Grl.a ~ lrh-r -rsa.aatoa
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corar oE GEyEaAL sE..IsN.- 90. m.n sz ths

cf james Dlnu PLACED y-s-srtsy orlnr
ani su-d si10 % Hnoa-v pro
li Capt Nrtor- Of ne brs 0tvss'l, s ia,
ofNssstst % - part c tl- f'se1fsa shors
char lul1c tl- of -
Jlrv trcrfi1Ey rendered Vrrf o ff. AZ ~
r-rc-s itr~- az 90 o1hs sfsfs
Pr.on Johr I0T~r.. ataf Nsrs sus J0ha Grshsm
lssr-at Or 1lrray a hrt s-sr--
asrrx -rfsr-i ho1s- Of ~ Wht,rror- Wa T.
g-h rlt % ls -h oi ysalsJ aus rx fh-f
san1 i-s "a a-e a. s1o1i go n Jl r-rer=s ssrtt o
or rufF...-.A cc0f-f -s1-f lauss Hl1fsr
1ron clrg~ ~ ttr 10 Jsrssr. ~.
Con- tsss.t s-i ss-Iy. y s psr~,t
ocr-t 4h rto II hs1 ar-f nfr.,
P-rTst Th- Jan l-t ths f1i;r sna - Cod
-@uf-no- q y-ars AZ uuh- gonn@1t 10 tb- So
Prs8a .-.. rl- Coari t1sn AZ 1.lar--1.
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SALE FoR TANEs.-An auction was held at the
City Hal on Wednesday lasi for the sale Of property
returned for the non payment OF and sbou, eleven
hundred parcels were sold TO vsriou. bidders
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BROOKLYN APPAIRs

sun AGAINST The CITT.-Hon. :. +. johnson,
County Judge, has signhed his intention Of suing the
city for the salary claimed during the time the osce
was held BY Judge Rockwell and which the Superb
s0rs refused To allow
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-16
Trial oil David sherry for the Murder OF
Edward McEuire.

CoURr or OYER AND TERMfNEa-Betore Jufge I'd
moads snd Ala stevens and Cro.us-Th- case sum.
med Up on the par, obedience By Messrs H-ary cnion
and Dsyd Graham SD by Mr McKeon. Ds.rc. Attorney,
for prosecution.
The principal poai, Of defence were hist .le congestion
Of the brain might ssen caused BY nioNcson by
injury received from falling sgsins the iron railing the
sidewalk hat the blows shosn by the marks may have
inf etei By other person than ibe prs hist
taking the priso- ers own words al ne time. the man
ran sgsnsl him ard knocked bin down. sud In The al he
10 urn Knocked deceased down; $50 th prisoner himself
VS.. insoNicsied a. The time hst be and deceased
perfect Strangers each other aud malice existed on
the part of prisoner toward him &c Tn. respecshiy Of
the family u prisoner also ee nsy ssicd to- tae fsci
hat h- has youug snd Interesting 2 he married.
understand abou ihree months before he a1sr
red - thai ne difficulty with deceased had been pro
Nj McKeon reviewed The vsrou. psrs Of The testimony
ard presented hslsw as 10 murder sad msnslsagher.
Tbs Court In .. chsrze also reviewed the various points
10 with the testimony The Jury into
vieT the statements declared by Nj sweeuy, the police
officer that prisoner sal he did H. and the rsmsks he ,de
regsrd % There IL 10 doubt the testimony
Of SweAny He m,y have heard ~hat Others present dd
TIE Jury muss consider whether what prisoner said
Intoxicated Is rule Of sw that where man voluntarily
places himself in sucn state u mind 20 overpower his
be into account when considering otves A. 10 the
re.pec,shi,y Of the family OF The proaer his having
which may show tie jury the necessity OF carefully
weighing the testimony, but they are Circumstances wh
whcn me IouH and jury nsF- noMng 20 90 Ihe tetft
msny restvs hiss been broken they consigned o.
unumey by The miscO- duct o. those connected
wi lh-m but The fsn IN the party Offending Tot In
ne Az There are Diners beside he relst - and fsnds
of prsoner 10 shink Of The public b. protected
and their and safety regsrted-hs The public
much Interested 10 ne proper aimnsraon n justice a. the
prisoner and bis relatives The Court stated me aw
murder snd msnsaug gherf the Jury should consider
aer VIII come within the seond or fourth degree. he
second being killing another IN th- heat OF passion
snd unusus menner-and the fourth ~ Involuntary sIlf
The Court 10 iis femsrks appeared 70 lake mid BAT
view Of the
The jury sfer being OF shout two hOgrs ret4r-e.
verdict Of not guilty Of murder but guilty y
In the second degree, snt recOumeIcsc bin re merry
of th@ Court The fsihsr o the prisoner AID Ut-f
lives were present The punishment f1r sec9lf
not less han fOur more fhsn years
Prison The pris 7uer was r=manded. su8 th@ J1rT
charged ul Monday, 10 assemble 10 the Cour Rooms
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Court CaIendar....THr. DAY.
law tourts.

sr'ssi's corHr SANE A. ys.,siay adding Sos -
'o.sos ftsi'-No- 20 u, 49, i7 -, S. s - s o b. g,
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-16

" His Excellency Gov Fish has appointed
Daniel seixas to be Notary Public in thi. City in place
OF William A. spies resigned.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-16

Os-rs-La FsTur-s- ks,lr Piar. Op~rs Eo1s--T- ?
Ath.rr0u. o. Cslforus- -Tah-rusft--sP p "
NJ. Cove Ns5o-. i-rt1r--s - Tscfl ..-3- ?
Dr. Art--s I-r- Hal cf P1t'a : boo >--f III 2 u
Scnr-ur- Part-xs-us B-us3rsy-nul tni -rsnrs
Pr1f .I.rrkr's L-rr1r-- Rroot iT- ta.;flt--ft Pm
Dr. DOES Lecture Cl.1fl1 HHi--r 2. NJ
l1t.-sfus Ar u-r'a5russ-sy Rs,-- stDsy al F.<
Icoorlrs Hal-1f 81 = Bcr-T-i1 =. 81 - o. p "
ca sy Eurup-.l P.rt-ks-.-- Brust-ay- An - ID
Chrs,Y's krs;r. .-A-cEs-c- Hal. 81 Rruad-s-sPr
~.v Orstz. Oce1 Ccurs1T-Soc--y Ltrry-. n
c. l,-@- N1.sll1-sfs Broslssy- Day ard -F-1-g
A--rcz- Circr.-A haura. eroEf-ay--PM
5-r-0r. Th-1-sr-Cns1o-rs - r-u srpat-aF-r
Hrc.4ssy Tt-t;.r-Br1ss-sy. n-af .ntAary-TPM
Al-nctl hls.ln-brua--ay. cor s11st-Dsy snd sT-ra<
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-16

BURGLARY-The premises Of Mr. Gibson, No. 76
Brosdst we're broken open, and quantity Of wearing
apparel stolen therefrom. George Thompson aud
George Johnson, who arrested on Wednesday on
suspicion Of stealing clothing were committed to pri.
that charge.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-16

YANSEE sULLWAy.-lt is sand that High Con-
stable Clifford Of Baltimore, who sent to this City
pursuit. OF Sullivan, has returned having been IN
successful In bis search for tha, noted individual
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-16

FIRENEN's CoScERr.-A cores pondent m the
Fifth Ward writes 70 us stating that two welldressed
men going the rounds, soliciting persons 10 pur-
Chase tickets In behalf OF disabled Fireman at 81 each
he has not been abe to discover any notice Of such
Concert and wishes to direct the attention OF Firemen
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-16

IA FAv0RITA.-To-uirhtt this magnificent opera
vii be given FOR the ifih time. lis success is now d.
eided sni the style Of rs representation hss been so
much improved tha, there is drawback 70 the full
enjoyment Of is beautiful music
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-16

song OF TIE BELL.-We hear that the " Ger
man Ladies Society for the Relief Of lndgsui widows
Orphans and Sick Persons" propose giving Concert
the 24lh inst a, the Assembly Rooms Chinese Build
in TO- which occasion number Of artists Of eminent
talent both professional and amateur have kindly vol
unteered their services. The public may expect rich
treat as among other excellent music, they will hear
Schiller. celebrated Song Of the Bell composed by
Romberg which to our knowledge has never yet been
performed in this country, although general iavoFite
In the land Of is birth Future advertisements will
probably give farther particulars Of the evenings
performances.
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NORWICH 4 WORCESTER RAILROAn
Summer Arrangement-April 2, I849

Summer Arrangement-Apri 2, l849
ACCOMMODATION TRAINS Daily except Sunday.
Leave Worcester at 725 aud 80 A. and AS p.
0ty-The O.30 a. Train with train leaving
Springfield at 80 Boston at ami Nashua at 1920
am. Providence at 7.45 ANIL
The 445 train connects with the Steam Boat train
from New III aven also train leaving Boston at p. M.
Leave Norwich 1T 6 Az ~ NJ aad ass P. NJ.
lTThe M train Worcester with West
tram, leaving 10 am; Boston train at 10 rs a.m
Nashua train at IL Providence train at l 80
The u train connects at Worcester with Yves
train leaving 5.55 p. m Boston train s 80 p
Nashua Train at 353 Providence $50
FREIGHT TRAINS,
Leave Worcester at 81 AM. Leave Norwich at $50
A.M.-(Daily, Sundays excepted
" Express freight leaves Boston at IL for AHyns
Point arriving in New York next morning.
STEAMBOAT TRAINS,
Leave Boston at O'Clock p M. for New York, stop
ping only Framnsham, Worcester, Danielsonvle and
Norwich, arriving Allyns Point take the Boat
Pm.
Steam Boat Train Worcester with the train
arriving Nashua and CSOtoT Junction 6S2 pm.
REruRNING-Leave Alyn's Point about O'Clock AM,
The arrival of the Steam Boat from Network.
-A Baggage must be delivered To the BA gage Master
Other person authorized receive it before The Pas
senger takes his III the Cars.
Baggage will not be taken 10 include money, merchan
wher of higher value than Fifty Dollars, notice must he
given that fact and extra price paid or the Company
will not hold itself liable 5eyond that amount.
so baggage permitted in the Passenger Cars.
No smoking permitted jim the Passenger Cars Depot
Passengers procure Tickets the Station Offices
g. Ii. P. LEE, JR..
Aprl2. dwtf Supt and Eng. N. & w. R. r.
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ANOTHER GARD.

HENRY D. HOWARD has seen fit to trouble the pub
lie with our affairs, by a" Card II needs oat little
in reply His statement that the firm ofHowar8 Put
nam dissolved some months since is entirely false
So much for that As its Insolvency, know that it's
debts remain unpaid and my liability continues, while
Howard has possession and the control of The
property The books have been removed from their place
by him. and when last by me- had been kept
afford reliable info rmaton to the
from the frm. He has led me to believe the firm in
solvent and very recently told that it wond be sued,
unless the demands settled. He has all the available
means OF the firm in his hands, yet does not pay its debts,
but calls on me for more money although he knows put
into the than all had and lost all put
Believing that the firm nsolvent and that its proper
~ not and woud not be, applied pay its debts,
felt that the interest of the creditors well my own,
demanded speedy and legal course.
As to the " board" bill. it contracted while was
work for the firm and had invested my all in twith the
expectation that my of snbsisIence like his should
be drawn from the Having himself lived out o
the concern he sues for my board private bill
instead Of setting off against it the Companys bill against
HIMSELF for The very articles which made up my board
His Indignation is aroused by my taking which
prevents him from monopoEns the property of the firm
and leaving me its debts my share
ALEXANDER PUTNAM.
Worcester "A prl 7, 1s49 DIFF
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LEONARD'S
Boston and Worcester EXpress.

n VII f. subscriber continues 10 run THE EA
E1a5FzG5 PRESS between Boston and Worcester, fol
ssest< the safe transmission of Packages. Bundles
----~ ank Notes, Specie and Merchandise generally
Three Tines each way Daily.
Particular attention gi>cs to paying, collecting and ne
goating notes, drafts, bills, and purchasing and selling
merchandise, produce etc.
All packages must be directed TO his
The subscriber alone responsible for property eprust
ed to his and risk is assumed by the Boston and
Worcester Rail Road Company.
Packages by this line forwarded from Worcester to
Salem, Newbury port, Taunton Fall River, and New Bed
tord alsn, to Portland, and all parts of Maine
Orders free for goods be returned by this Express
UFFICEs.-HARNDEN & cos. Office. 8 Court Street,
Boston J. II KNIGHTS HAT STORE, 1o3 Main St
Worcester. s. b. LEONARD.
Feb o. I947, diff
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New Express Line.
Bigelow's Boston & Worcester EXPIRES:
Over the Worcester and Nashua, and

.z.ass Over the Worcester and Nashua, and
$500 Fitehburg Rail Roads.
~ -l9a lie subscriber has commenced running an
- | Express Car the above Roads, Tor the
safe transmission of
Packages, Bundles Bank Notes Specie and Merchandise
generally, Three Times each way Daily.
Notes Drafts and Bills collected and all business execut
ed with dispatch, and cheap by any other Express
O6fces-AmericGn House, Worcester; and Rail Road
Exchange, Court SQaare, Boston.
Orders received at Hutchinson q Co.'s Bookstore, II
Main ST., and The Ticket Office, Lincoln So Worcester
Jason TEMPLE, I Mossenr.,s
L. G. BARDwELL,
L. BIGELOW Proprietor
This Express connects Groton Junction with
BigelOw's Great Northern Express,
For Townsend Peterborough, New IPSWICH Mason Vii
lage Nashua Shirley Lnnenburg, LeomnsteT Fitchbug,
Westminster, Ashbnrnham, Gardner, Badwinvie, Roy-
aston Ahol, Orange, Wenda Ervng, Montag ue North
field, Greenfield Ms. Vernon Bratteboro'Vt, Winchen-
don, Fizwillam Troy, Keene, Bellows Falls, Charles
town, Claremont, H., Springfield, Windsor, Rocking
hsm, Bartonvie, Chester Procorsvle CavendiEh, Lud>
low Rutland, Mddebury, vergennes Burington Vt.
March 49, DIFF
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COpartnersIajD Notice.

INdE Copartnership heretofore existing under the firm
i of BoYDEN JOY is this day dissolved by muu al
consent ELBRIDGE BOYDEA 4
Worcester, March so, 1S49 LEWIS e. JOY.
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DiSSOIUtIOm,


THE Copntnership heretofore existing under the firm
ofSAMPSON r NEWTON was, by mutual consent
dissolved on the tenth Of March last and all accounts Of
the late firm will be settled by A. II. NEWTON who is
duly authorised TO settle the and who will continue
the PAPER HANGINGS BUSINESS, at the Old Stand
and Mandatory OF Sampson Newton on Foster Street
between Main St. and Boston, orwich and Nashua r a
Road Depot. p H. SAMPSON
A. II. NEWTON.
Worcester, April g. 1919. dtfw2
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COpnrtnershin Notice.

THE subscribers have this day formed coPartnershp
Il under the name and style ofJOY 81 HAPGOOD for
the transaction of business Architects and House
wghts, and will hold themselves in readiness attend
to all orders in their business their Office the
Of Central and Union Streets recently occupied by Mer
rifeld 81 Hapgood. LEWIS E. JOY,
Worcester, March 80, 1919. N. R. HAPGOOD.
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City Furniture Ware Rooms.
w. & HI. BAKER

W. ~ HAs BAKER
WOULD respectfully inform the citizens Of the City Of
w Worcester and vicinity and their former customers
that they have opened large and commodious Rooms at
No. 244 Main ST., corner of Pleasant,
or the manufacture and sale. of all The LATEST kinds OF
PARLOR FURNITURE.
They have constantly hand, make notice,
the French style and patterns of Rosewood Mahogany and
Black Walnut COUCHES, sOTTOMANS LOUNGES,
Tete tee DIvANs and TABoURETs
Also, The French Spring Seat ROCKING CHAIRS, con-
struced upon the most approved principles comfort,
taste, and dnrabiya the latest paternI of American
CHAlRS-aso The French and English patterns Modern
and Antque-PARLOR CHAIRS Of every style-also,
Dentists, Barher's, and ORIENTAL EASY CHAIRS,
covered with Satin, Plush, Damask and Iair Cloth
Needle Work carefully mounted In the tasteful man.
neT.
Also general assortment of
ECRETARiES, BUREAUS,
Centre, Gard and Work IA BLES-Book and Show Cases.
Desks Hat Trees, What Nots, Tea POys &c.
Aso entire sets CHAMBER FURNITURE.
large assortment of Cheap Furniture cane and wood
Palm Leaf and Hair MATTRESSES, made and resulted
Furniture repaired, OarniSked, &c.
PULPIT and other Church Furniture made to order.
Upholstery and Carving
in all their ranches Original designs Furniture Cur
ains and other Upholstery work, furnished for single
articles or suits of rooms
W. & H. B. having leased for a term Of years
large and convenient building. with extensive water
power attached they command aciites for The manufac
tnre OF Furniture unsurpassed by any in the State and
having secured the services OF the experienced work
men, they are prepared TO execute all orders in their BUSH
ness with economy durability and dispatch They would
call particular attention to the act of their manufacturing
all oil their Upholstery work. thus securing their
mers articles wholly superior the Boston Auction fur
niture, which can be sold "tWenty per cent? less than
good article, particularly il shop and second hand
GJGentlemen about to furnish Hotels, Board
ing Houses, or private residences requested CALL
Also. Country Desers will find greatly their advan-
tage 10 call before purchasing elsewhere
Worcester, March is, le49. dwf12
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CARD.

HUE undersigned having retired from the late firm OF
Il MERRlFIELD & HAPGoOD, takes this opportunity o
recommend the successors of that firm Messrs. JOY 81
HAPGOOD, to the favor and patronage of the public
March 80, le49. TA2dtfI A. M. MERRIFIELD.
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A CARD TO THE PUBLIC.

WHEREAS, one Alexander Putnam of Worceste who
w formerly partner in the firm of Howard &
Putnam, has seen DIT to enter my name with his in his
petition to the Commissioner of Insolvency. nsol-
vent debtor, think it duty myself and the public,
the said firm of Howard Putnam dissolved
months since, and that ready any time pay
debt that is outstanding against and that
nsolyen and that the said petition entered without
knowledge of mne and further that do be-
eve that the unsettled affairs of the said Howard Put
nam to be nsolvent and further say, that will pay
every debt that has heen contracted under the said firm
of Howard & Putnam, with my knowledge, providing the
notes and accounts which belong said Howard Put
nam, shall be made me, my own, without
will also say, that believe the only why
the said Putnam has taken the he has prevent
me from collecting account hold against him for the
board Ne himself and wife through the whole OF last
mer. HENRY ID. HOWARD.
Sutton, April 2, 1e49. DIFF
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Proyidemce g xyorcester RaiIroad.
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WINTER ARRANGEMENT-PAssE TRAINs.
To govern and after april 2, l649.
THROUGH TRAINS
Leave Worcester at 745 M and 80 Pm.
Leave Providence at 7.45 Am 3.45P.M.
CPassenger Station, Worcester in Green Street Depot
. DO do Providence, in E. Wing Of Passenger Depot
FREIGHT TRAIN, with Passenger Car attached leaves
Worcester for Uxbrdse (where it connects with Special
Train for Providence at II 80 Am, from Green Street.
uXBaIDGE SPECIAL TRAINS.
Leave Uxbrige Tor Providence at AM & LIS PM.
Leave Providence for Uxbridge at IL IS AND 5S0P.M
The through Trains connect AT Miville with coachee
fLr 5laersve. At Whitns with coaches for East Doug
las and Whiuusve. AT Farnums with coaches for Graf
ION centre and E. Village. At Uxbridge with coaches
Milford and Mendon. AT Worcester with trains OF The
Western Railroad and Norwich and Worcester Railroad
The ii 80 train connects at Providence with trains for
Boston, Taunton, Fall River, New Bedford, &c.
The Nj. train from Uxbridge, connects atPawtuck
with trains the Boston and Providence Railroad for
Boston and the 80 PM IRAN from Providence connects
Pawtuckei with train from Boston.
The S45 p NJ. Train from Worcester connects at Prov
idonce with Boston and New Work Steamboat Trains.
The $3.50 p M. train trqm Providence does stop
Ashton, Hamlet or sutton
No ed Glass Tickets sold for 80 A. M. tsin Tx
bridge trains
Through Trains heneeforih will not stop az Central
Falls. ISAAC HINCKLEY, 6up't-
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