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ESTRAY.

ESTRAY. ...
M AS taken up by the subscriber Giving
Wv near he Dtlaware line three miles North
East Of Elh'on ,tespassing on his premises about
the middle ot Ocoh"r last, a rcd and white heii-
or supposed to be two or three years old The
owner ,s requested 10 come forward, provo
property, pay charges and take her awav
Dec IS 3w. THOMAS G. WILSON.
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T. S. Thomas, Scc'ry.

A Washington letter SAYS, 81 have
just heard that Mr.. johnson, the Attorney
General, to whom Mr.. Meredith referred
the mileage question, has given an elabo-
rate opinion in favor OF the allowances
made by the Secretary of the Senate,
which Mr.. Whittlesy rejected"
CoNFIRMATIoN.--Bishop Nottingham,
OF the Protestant Episcopal hurch, adj
minlstered the rite OF corfrn alton to a
number Of persons IN Christ Church, in
Cambridge, Md, last week.
THE MouNTAlNEER.-The Messrs' Rev.
bold offer to sell on liberal terms, their
splendid steamboat, the Mountaineer. She
is one OF the finest boats that ever plough
ed the Delaware. Del. Journal.
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we learned that no speaker is yet elected
LINN Boyd had received so votes, and
Stanley stood next highest.
CovGnEss.--Up 10 this time friday
no Speaker has been elected by th- House
Of Representatives. We shall try and get
some account OF to-day's proceedings by
the cars tonight.
| In our last we gave the result of each
days voting up 10 hursdav-on Friday
there We're four trials the last Of which
resulted as follows: Winthrop 1922, Cobb
IS, Richardson %, Wiln,t 7, Potter IS,
Gentry 5, and five scattering votes.
On Saturday there Were six balotings
the last of which resulted, for Winthrop
l0l, Cobh 5, Potter rs, Boyd IA, Gentry
., @ilmot 7, and 6 scattering. On the
3rd trial Of This day VIM. J. Brown (loco)
If Indiana received one vote.
On Monday there were four ballotines
the last one a. follows: Winthrop 10l,
Potter /, Wm. J. Brown SO, Lynn BOYD
(Ioco) IS, Cob 10, y. T. Disney 10, VII
mot Z, Gentry ;, scattering 20.
The result OF Tuesday proceedings was
7 baiIotinrs, the last as folljWs: VIM. J.
Brown 1o9, Winthrop l01, Wilmot 7,
Morehead Of Ky (whir)5 these We're the
five Gon'fy men, "nore southern than the
South" Boyd /, Duraee /, Mcdowell
i,Entoa /. ~ The close Of tins days
proceedings Mir. Winthrop in an eloquent
speech Withdrew.
On "Wednesday morning the house pro-
cce"ed with thr 10th ballot. il resulted
Tor VIM. J Brown ll2, Duer (whig) OF
New York 2G, Stanley (whig) OF n. c.
Is, Winthrop II, McGaug hey (w) Of IN
diana 10, Morrhcad II, scattering %.
Directly thereafter ii Was romorcI that
Nv. Brown had been in correspondence"
with the W.imot and CilJiugs party
which created quite Stir. MIR. Brown
ACKNOWLEDGED The corrcspondencc, ana
AMID great excitement and confusion MIR.
Burt Of 5. c. called for the reading OF his
letter. It was read and was as follows:
WAsuiNG~o:v. Dec. 10, 1919.
Dear slr.-ln answer to yours of this
date I will state that sloll1 7 ha cloc.ad
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Important from Central America.
Probable War with the British

SAoHh"AS w u, "iAia skAH St41'0S
gentleman arrived at New York on
Monday with the treaty negotiated by
Mir. Squirr with The Nicaragua Govern
ment, on behalf of the United Sla;es,
which was Immediately despatched to
Washing on for ratification.
The Express has received letter from
its correspondent at Leon de Nicaragua,
dated Nov. 9Th, which is as follows
The British have been committing
some new outrares III this part OF the
world and as A Consequence, Central
America 10 in hirlf state Of eXcitrucm:
Since the neg1ittj,n Of The treaty hy
Mr.. Squirr, the Birth Cove nm"ND,
through its agrH, NJ. tha'.r'd, ha.
been committing oulrag"s, which cannot
fail to receive the immediate attention ot
the Government at WASHINGTON. This
Mr.. ChatfrId, as the agent Of I" British
Government, arrived al the Gulf OF Fon-
esca on the 10th Of October, and mmc-
diately took possession OF the Island OF
Tigre, in the name of the British Queen.
This Was done under cover OF an armed
force with cannon and all the pomp and
circumstance OF Wharf.-The flag ol Hon
duras was, by his order, torn down. and
that OF Eng land run up and saiuted. This
is not all, Superintendent was by him
appointed. and new order OF Govern
ment established.
Commodore Eayn.cr had previously
arrived OF Naateyo, IL command % Ia"
British steamer Gor.JH, but Usi LIT ~
| learn that Mr.. 5Qui"f our Minister,
who has been very prompt in the dis
charge oi lis du,>s at once dispatched
d messenger to Cha'Ge'd. telling him
that thu Island OF TlEI" had been ced"d
~ +hn T,ir.J stain. md iI,,4 ,,rI tE.
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TEMPERANCE CohIENTIoG.--Thc Tempe
rance Convention held IN tiIs town on Thurs
day last, Vas, Notwithstanding the bad roads and
bad weather, one of tie largest and most in,to-
cling ever held in the county We have recclv-
ed 10 account OF the proc"clnyr from The Sc C =
Rotary, which we suppose will he forthcoming.
The officers were Thomas S Thomas prcsl-
cent, James $. PUrncll, John l.. Clayton aud
Joseph Miller. Vice Presidents, and Stephen b.
Ford, Sccy.
There was much animated Discus sion, and
the concl usion finally arrived at, was to recorp
mend to the people ofthc county to petition the
Legislature for law to prohibit the sale of in
toxicating liquors in the County. The vote on
this recommendation was unanimous with one
exception. A committee Of thrcc was appointed
10 ran petition 10 be crculici throughout
the county and i'll each district a committee Of
thee va, appointed 10 circulate and gather them
together again 80 as 10 bn prcsonlcl in a body
10 the Legislature U!"r other business u,s
done, bat We have no time to note it now. Tho
Convention adjourned 10 meet agnn at EIkton
Oh Tuesdny the 18TH day of January.
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STRANGE CoTToN SrrcrLAT!oN.-We
noticed few days ago a recent sale in
liverpool, at an immense loss, Of lot Of
cotton purchased in 1877. Hhn following
PARAGRAPH from Tie European Times, gives
q similar case:
"a lot OF cotton has been sold in our
market, which was originally purchased
during the speculative mania Of 1928, and
which has consequently been held for
tW'9)y-tour vars, The owner refusing to
sell for less than it originally cost The
results are as follows: The price in 1928
was, we believe, Is. Cd per h.; the cost !,
with interest, w2rehouSnr, &C., when
sold, los. Sd. The price realized was I'D.
The article, when sold, was of excellent
qualify, and in good condition We be-
lIeve that the neghhorhood of Manchester
furnishes the sensible spccu'ator."
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P&ovlsIoX Brs,v"s3 or THE WEST -
The Cincinnati Gazette 9th 9th inst,
SAYS:
The packing business has been quite
activ" during the week, AMI though
there was an unprecc tented lar-e mum
her OF hogs pressing on the market up 10
Saturday night, prices were firmly Sus-
tanned throughout, and the purchases OF
he last thrre DAYS having petty nearly
cleared tn" pens, the ina krt Gloss with
a decidedly tirmer feeling. Yesterday,
the only SAFE OF which we have the par
ticuIars was l22 he'd az VT 23OIbs. at
$3.50, but several lots are understood to
have been sold at $50 which is an ad
vance oiiuiiy Zoe ON last I'u sdays pri-
crs Tie number slaughtered upt, tie
present time including Coyln-ton IS rsti-
mated at 1870, 90 mead.
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PosTscRtrr.-By the cars last niIht
we learned that no speaker isyet elected.
LINN Boyd had received SO votes, and
Stanley stood next highest.
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RUM.--David D:ckerson of Sussex Coun-
ty, who enlisted and went 70 Mexico with
the Delaware Company, and returned with
it at the termination of the war, died in
stabl" near Georgetown on the 1st inst.
He had been on drunken frolic.
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Practical. DEMocRAcY.-We clip the
subjoinrd item from a late New York
print, as specimen Of that rare quality
nowadays;
"lIon. James Broods, editor of the Ex-
press, and member Of the present Con.
gress, has set an example to public men
having offices in their Gift, that we hope
they will not be slow 10 follow. Mr..
Brooks las the privilege OF appointing a
cadet TO West Point, and has, we hear,
been be>ct by many wealthy aud inhuen-
tlal families to hca;ow it on their sons.
This Mr.. Brooks has refused to do. He
has given the appointment 10 the Faculty
OF the Free Academy, with Instructions to
beatow II on the iittcst and most deserving
STUDENT
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TnE Reported seizure of TrcRE ISLAND
and other places by the British Consul,
noticed yesterday, is confirmed by the Of
fetal proclamation OF the Governor of
Honduras-Which rcctcs numerous acts of
aggression on the part of the British war
vessels, such as evyinr contributions along
the coast, demanding $l11 900 of the au-
thoritcs of rruylllo, &c. 1t can scarcely
be doubted that the British Government
will disavow these violent movements.
The North American thinks that this af-
fair occasions an urgent necessity for the
immediate organization OF the House.
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tate Hungarian Envoy in London:
Mug il 2lr.se aonr FtoEruw:-
D,'hlcd in an unequal s'.D-lv for thc
independence and liberty Of our country.
against the combined forces Of two en-
pir2s, we, liungari;;ns, no longer posses q
home; for that land Wh~c d".,.p..n lri-
Hag :, am; Wj"ga,ywy day IL ii .arlyrs
10 jD,rty perish Oh the $euloI. we can
30, Call oar hone. We turns, then, orr
syastowara5 He vast, Nbcr. man cu,3ys
a, i@a.,"..a..., ri,-'.a, under tie safeguard
Of freedom
Having formed a part Of the garrison Of
Comora, the last fortress OF Jtaagary, we
had the right, by the means OF our uapitu-
latlon, to return unnolpsted to our own
hodrths; but having sworn to maintain the
Independence Of Hungary, We would no:
brtray our oaths Ly remaining under the
d2Emion OF Austria. We have resolved
10 seek new homr in the United States,
that glorious abode OF liberty.
!, the undersigned, bad the honor TO
hold the office OF civil Governor Of Coz
morn and is Dependencies. When the
force OF circumstances no longer pcrmit-
ted me to fulfil that important trust had
the happiness to preserve the confidence
OF number olmy countrymen, who de-
sired to accompany me iHto exile, and $50
resolved 10 seed, refuge in that and Which
has ever been the arylUm Of Che pcrsy-
cutcd and oppressed.
A.
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MARRIED.

Married on Tuesday last by Rev. VIM. Fl.
Elliott, MIR. Edwin W. Aston nf Lancaster To
Miss Margaret Taylor OF Cecil county.
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NEWS FRNW YrcATAN.-The Iuca;an
advices TO he 10Th ul'. stat, That thc war
continued to be carried on without any
hopes OF speedy termination 4 column OF
government troops had shortly since suffer-
ed defeat from tn" cneny'
The Legislature lad SEM 70 the genera!
government, TO propose that the State OF
yucatan be dispensed with paving her
contingent for the space Of one year, and
that $4,000 dollars monthly be paid her
70 long as The war OF races continues.
The official Roletn contrsses that there
have been negotiations on foot with En-
gland who has offered her mediation for
the pacification ofthc country. Tt asserts,
however, that The British government have
confined themselves simply to making the
Offer, and hat the government and Con
gress Of Yucatan viii take such measures
in the premises as may be best adapted to
the interests of the State and the union.
Mn. Senator SpEUANcE, of this State, is
detained at home by indispos ion, and
does not expect to reach Washington Tor
ssre Ten days. [Del. Journal.
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j. w. COLLIER,
Ventillating and GOssan ar Wig Maker,
anu AILlSL III HaIT9
NO LAT MAIN STREET. WORCESTER.

NO 147 MAIN STREET, WORCESTER,
(OUer Miss Jencks millinery Establishment
(EGS respectfully TO inform the inhabitants of WOrces-
~ ter and the adjoining towns that he has taken The
aboVe R0om where he purposes to manufacture every
description OF Goods apertaning his business Of such
description that they be surpassed in New
York. His Ventilated Wig weighing OF weight beau
% cent less than either the Boston er prices
The following few Of the Goods he will all times
Keep on hand or be pleased to make to order:
Cents Wigs TonpeeS with every variety Top pieces.
Ladies' Wigs, halt RgS, plain Bands (natura partAgs)
Frizettes. Rim gLets, CurIs, &c.
Any of the above articles cleaned dressed and made to
look equal to a rihing charge.
Ornamental Hair Working.
Ladies Furnishing their Hair that OF deceased
friends or relatives have it made into any of the fol-
lowing articles of variety of beautiful and substantial
patterns, which may be his Room:
Bracelets Arnies Negiigees Finger Rings Ear Drops
Crosses Ladies Guards and Neck Chains, Beads &c.
GENTLEMEN's GUARDS.
Hair Braided and inserted in Lockets, Breaches, ana
Breast Pms Jewelers. supplied on liberal terms.
COLLIER'S CORAL LIQUID
In offering the above Liquid the proprietor confidently
states that is perfectly free from any chemical piepara
ton, different from those in use which
have been proved be destructive the human hair
The Coral Liquid will promote the growth the Hair,
ana efectuay remove the scurf and dandruf giving
the skin beautiful clear Wilderness the same time
vgorating and Strengthening the leaving them
article in addition their Toilet giving briliancy and
soness to the hair One trial will prove its efficacy and
In order to bring ii within the reach of all it, il is put up
in Botties-price 25 cts.
Families furnishing their bottles-S1 per quart.
Hair bought or taken in exchange. dlm* March 10.
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NOR WICH q WORCESTER RAILROAD
r--sl,s FSe 80 81

Summer Arrangement-Apgil2 2, 1849
ACCUMULATION TRAINS Daily, except Sunday.
Worcester at 1926 and 1890 A.. NJ and 445 pm
{b3-The 10 80 a Train connects with train leaving
Springfield at 80 am Boston at am; Nashua at 20
Pfovident at 7s45
The 4.45 train connects with the Steam Boat tram
from New Haven; also train leaving Boston At p m.
Leave Norwich ct A. NJ, IL NJ. and 455 p.
mr. The m train connects ut Worcester with West
train leaving 10 am, Boston train at 1925 am;
Nashua train IL a Providence train at Ii 80
The IL train at Worcester with Yves ern
tain leaving at 555 Boston train at $50 p. IN
Na'hu1 Train 3.55 Providence train, 30 pm.
FREIGHT TRAINS,
Leave Worcester II 81 AN. Leave Norwich al 6. so
A-S.-(Dally, sundays excepted
y Express Freight leaves Boston at IL NJ. for Allyne
Point arriving in New York next morning
STEAMBOAT TRAINS,
Leave Boston at O'Clock P. NJ for New York, stop
ping only Framinsham, Worcester DaresonVille and
Norwich arriving Ally ms Pent 40 take the Bout at
Pm
Steam Boat Train Worcester with the train
arriving Nashua and Groto Junction at $50 pm
RErURNIkG-Leave Allyns Poiut about O'Clock An,
on the arrival of the Steam Boat from Network.
All Baggage must be delivered to the Baggage Master
~ other person authorized receive it before the Pas
serger takes his seat in the Cars
Baggage will be taken TO include money, merchan
die nor other articles than personal and
Wher of higher value than Fifty Dollars, notice most be
given of 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 nr Depot
Passengers procure Tickets at the Station Offices
s. H. P. LEE, JR..
April2. dwtf Sup't and Eng. N. w. r. r.
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City. Furniture Ware Rooms.
w. q TI. RAKER


EH7OULD respectfully inform citizens Of The CITY of
W worcester and vicinity and their former customers
that they have opened large and commodous Rooms at
No. 244 Main St., corner of Pleasant,
or the manufacture and sale of all the LATEST kinds
PARLOR FURNITURE.
They have constantly hand, make at shor. notice.
the French style and patterns of RoseWood Mahogany and
Black Walnut COUCHES, 'OTTOMANS LOUNGES
Tete te e DlVANS and TABoURETS.
Also. the French Spring Seat ROCKING CHAIRS con
sructed upon the most approved principles comfort
taste, and durabiliiya the latest pattern, of American
CHAIRS-also The French and English patterns Modern
ard Antique-PARLOR CHAIRS Of every stye-also,
Dentists Barber's, and ORIENTAL EASY CHAIRS,
Needle Work carefully mounted In the tasteful man.
neT
Also, general assortment of
seer ETAREES, BUREAUS,
Centre Gard and Work TABLES--Book and Show Cases,
Desks, Hat Trees, What Nots, Tea Poys &c.
Also, entire sets CHAMBER FURNITURE.
large assortment of Chean Furniture, and wood.
Palm Leaf and Hair MATTRESSES, made and resulted.
Furniture repaired, UarniShed, &c.
PULPIT and other Church Furniture made to order.
Upholstery and Carving
in all their branches Original designs for Furniture Cur
tans and other Upholstery work, furnished for single
W. & II. b. having leased for term of years
large and convenient building, with extensive
power attached they command facilities The manufac>
OF Furniture unsurpassed by any in the State, and
having secured the services OF the experienced work
they prepared all orders in their BUSH
ness with economy durability and dispatch They would
call particular attention to the fact OF their manufacturing
all of their Upholstery work. thus securing their
articles wholly superior the Boston Auction fur
niture, which be sold "tpenty per less than
good article particularly shop and second hand
u Gentlemen about to furnish Hotels, Board
ing Honses or private residences requested call
Also Country Dealers will find it greatly their advan
tage TO call before purchasing elsewhere.
Worcester. March Is, l949. dwtf12
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LEOMARD'S
Boston and Worcester Express.

Boston and Worcester Express.
n 1HE subscriber continues run THE EX.
Egst1A433 PRESS between Boston and Worcester foI
-5ssss the safe transmission of Packages, Bundles,
--SL-'~ anF Notes, Specie, and Merchandise generally
Three Tines each way Daily.
Particular attention gi>1a 30 paying, collecting and
goiiang notes. drafts, bills, and purchasing and selling
merchandise, produce etc.
All packages must be directed to his care.
The subscriber alone responsible for property
ed to his and risk assumed by the Boston ant
Worcester Rail Road Company.
Packages by this line forwarded from Worcester Ia
Salem Newbury port Taunton, Fall River and New Bed
lord alsn, to Portland, and all parts of Maine.
Orers free for goods to be returned by this Express.
OFFIcEs.--HARNDEN q co.'s. Office. Court Street.
81 ston; J. H KNIGHTS HAT STORE, 1853 Main ST,
Worcester. 8. g. LEONARD.
Feb Is, lo47. diff
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CoDartnershiD Notice,

Jesse BOYNTON, Of Providence, R. l., admitted
y member of firm on the fifteenth day OF March
l848. The CIGAR AND TOBACCO BUSINESS wilt
continue be conducted by heretofore, Ender the
style off. CURTIS & CO., at the Old Stand, No 27S
(uP sTARs,) Main Street, Worcester To correct any
impressions that have gone abroad the contrary,
take this opportunity say that have connection
with any other manuactory, and also TO thank the public
for their very liberal and increasing patronage.
N. B. All articles from Establishment 7OGTrGnted
in quality and manufacture. J. NJ. CURTIS & co.
March %, Ie49 d4w
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Dissolution.

THE Copartnership heretofore existing between the
L subscribers under the name of MERRIFIELD Il HAP-
is this day dissolved by mutual consent The out.
standing affairs of the late firm will Re settled by either
o the Undersigned the place of business of the
late firm the of Central and Exchange Streets.
A. NJ. MERRIFIELD,
N. n. HAPG0OD.
Worcester March So 1872 A2dn
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New Express Lire.
RIgalom,s Boston & Worcester Exnress,


sS1sR OUey the Worcester and Nashua and
isassassaa.zz--{ Fitehbnrg Rail Roads.
@a e. lie SUBSCRIBER has commenced running an
- Express Car over the above Roads, for the
safe transmission of
Pdchages 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
OWces-dmericGn House, Worcester and Rail Road
Exchange, Court Spare, Boston.
Orders received at Hutchinson & Co.'s Bookstore, II
Main ST., and at the Ticket Office, Lincoln So Worcester
JASON TEMPLE, ! massenoe,s
L. G. BARDwELL,
L. BIGELOW, Proprietor.
This Express connects at Groton Junction with
BigelOW's Great Northern Express,
For Townsend, Peterborough, New IPSWICH Mason Vii
lage Nashua, Shirley Lunenburg Leominster Fichburg
Westminster Ashbnrnham, Gardner. Baldwinville, Roy
aston, AthO Orange, Wendal Erving Montlg North
field Greenfield, Ms, Vernon, Bratleboro VT, Winchen
don, FZwiam, Troy, Keene, Bellows Falls, Charles
town, Clarenon H., Springfield, Windsor, Rocking
ham, Bartonve Chester ProctOrsville, Cavendsh Lnd>
low, Rnand Middlebury Vergennes, and Burlington, VT
March 10. dtf
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COMPREHENSIVE FORMED.
THOMASS TOWN OFFTCER.

ar the LAWS OF MASSACHUSETTS rela-
~ tive to the power and duties OF Municipal Officers
those suhjectscon tanning ali the Forms for
uansarfiRg Town business. The above is In
Of pphlcatop and wilt be published in fromfeur 90 six
Neehs. WARREN LAZELL.
!. Worcester, Mareh "a dW4WA
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Sd mo. II, 1919.


The subscriber having disposed his Lumber business
TO messrs T. & o. K. EARLE takes this method of say
ing the public and his old customers that their facl
furnish every article in their line the lowest market
prices and hopes the patronage literally extended to
him may be given to them. b. BUFFUM.
mo. IT. lS49. dM29
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COnnrfnersIlin Nofice.

THE subscribers have this day formed coPartnershp
under the name and style of JOY & HAPGOOD for
the transaction of business Architects and House
wrghts, and will hold themselves readiness attend
to all orders in their business their Office the
Of Central and Union Streets recently occupied by Mer
rifeld d Hapgood LEWIS L. JOY,
Worcester, March 80, ls49. n. r. HAPGOOD.
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Dissolution.

TINE Copsrtnershp heretofore existing under the firm
Il ofSAMPSON 4 NEWTON was, by mutual consent.
dissolved tenth March last and all n
the late firm will be settled by A. H. NEWTON, who is
day authorised to settle the same, and who will onnne
the PAPER HANGINGS BUSINESS, at the Old Stand
and Mandatory SanpsoR Newton, Foster Street,
between Main ST. and Boston, Norwich and Nashua Rad
Road Depot. P. II. SAMPSON,
A. IL. NEW TON.
Worcester, A pril 8, le49. dtf WIT
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CODartneFsIpiD Notice,

TNHE subscribers having purchased of B. BUFFUM his
entire stock of Lumber at Washington Square, have
this day connected themselves in business under the firm
of I. & O. X. EARLE, and will continue said business
at the Old stand, where they will be happy furnish
any thing in their line at the lowest market prices.
THOMAS EARLE,
Sd mo. II, 1919. x. EARLE.
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STRAW BONN ETf /,

AIDES who are in OF any kind of Bonne,s should
IL not fail to examine the stock at
CHAMBERLlN'S BONNET ROOMS,
which is by cheapest in town, and comprises
than twenty different styles of Braid.
have this week received loi of beautiful FRENCH
LACE HATS, among which coored iaces in
Drab, Green, &C. very handsome.
Also, Bonnet REGIONS, TABS, FLOWERS, &c., IN
great variely-very cheap at
Aprit 10 dw CHAMBERLIN's