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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-03

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DISORDER Is TIE sESA1E.-Severa. journalists,
among them one Of cur correspondents. have seen
ST 70 censure Vice.Pres.dent FILLMORE FOR not
checking the flow Of abuse from Hangnan Foo'e
against Col Benton, which resulted 70 scene
most discfedi:abe 70 tue SENATE We believe MS
ceos1re is entirely misplaced AID unwsffsn'ed
n,vodd years ago. after the accession q
Mr. Adams % the Presidency and Mr. Clay 70 TIE
state Department John Randolph, then senate
iada.ged from day 70 day in the most abusive aHa
courteous tirades sgains. the President Secretary!
and their friends in and out of the Senate mat
could well be ooncocted The Senate was con
t-ole9 bv the OPPOSITION and Mr.. Calhoun was 10
~ Chair as Vice President and he decided 'nst u
was rot the duty Of the Chair 70 cal any Senstlf
10 order uor 10 oonfne him within the limits Of pro
oriety and decency. The presiding officer could
o..,g require Senator to take bis seat when some
other Senator had expressly called 70 order. wrl'
ten down the words deemed exceptiousble. sent
them 10 the Chair and they bad been decided out
Of order This decision received the sanction Of the
Senate and has not yet been oyerruled. Mr.. Fill
more doubtless feels bound n conform 70 Il until
the Senate Itself shall prescribe different fale.
That it is wrong We DO not doubt, and we pre-
sumo Mr. Fillmore does not We see 20 reason
FOR different rule on this point il one House from
that which prevails in the other. The Speaker
usually awaits call 20 order, and yet when one
Member set 10 beating another with cane during
the closing night Of the last Session, Mr. Winthrop
promptly and sterlly called u order and babe TIE
Sergesnt-atArms enforce i 1t should be 81 IN
toe Senate and as much when a Senator de-
grades his place by blsckgnardng another as
though he took cane 20 him. Yet q presiding
officer can only enforce such laws IS exist, through
usage or express prescription
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-03

TRE AriANrsC-The eagine OF this immense
vessel he ret g Cclu. Lne. IS RON eonP'seo, End
seam was "a, On yesterday TIE engine worked rer-
ecy m every respect seAoeN needing DE ushea,s q
,r.W II was hui a. he Noveiy Works snc - cTedig
to .Asss experienced bgldens, Msssrs suAran, Alien
Co. Ise Alsnuc vii PROBABLY ;Ake mp sToesd 70
Washington before Sc esvs. foS L'seoo 10 show Coz
srvss,sn W IA, Neyv-York esPS sra NeWYo'k ncehaa-
Is esu saeci IN he WAY OF uAvAl srcA-lsct-re.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-03

GAS-A gas apparatus AS rcoeved oy The act
sesmer iron Liverpool by wtco sss can b manufactured
q rs.n al cos. q sooai oae ooN per lo~
sAnd teet Toe process very simple, Ans ne sas "a@a
made GaSA parss han BAL 81 he GAs CsnPar'es o. lis
C.,y Ne SEA. witness eAh.t.aoa oi as gas n sv~
says whica vii urow sorne agh, % iAs gas Qcescn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-03
,runicipnI Election in ~. Louis.

81 LOVE, Ilts1hY, ApTl
Our Municipal Election mas come Of, but full re.
turns have not yet been received. From what we
have however, there IS but little doubt but what
Mr.. Luther y Kennel. Wing, is elected Mayor
over both the Benton and Anti Benton tick cts, by
about 500 majority The Wings are supposed to
have carried four out Of six OF the Wards for Al
lernen md Deerates
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-03

bALIINI -, Iursisv. \ TrI -
W nave olc MAJ from the South tuis evening.
ba toe uesl So cue From Toe Nrw-Orears pspers o.
The 18Th ihsf Fafhsr Msihr~ ADDRESSED v-Ty
arfr a't crgced sldi-rc- nc Cahecra ,ne rrsFl
lsy NhrIrfe- be gocs DC . col1.zy received rs
4 rlNr-a
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NNARNnCKSl HATS

The subscribers respectfully invite the attention Of gem
,lenen to their bssuuful sPdog style IlSls Having DC.
qlsd high reputation 0r the production Of the best qus
ny Has they commend them to Tie favorable notice u
AL who would mbine neainess and genhi'y with durs
biity End economy WARNOCKS, nAltefs
,nqOff Hgl BfOsdsAY
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

AMERfcAN MUssUN.-The advent ~ Billy Whock. ne
famous Yankee Comedian forms another epoch IN h- his
tory q his popular estab shment Al bis hrsi appearances
Monday, he became fixed f.yone ard every subs.
quent Performance crowds have gathered witness h.
graphic and aughab.e denearons Of Down East chsrsc-
ter Two Comedets' both iuli Of iun and hamO aud a.
miraby cast 10 be performed this afternoon and
ing The minor entertainments embrace Of ihs bes
talent Of the various panes attached g. the lecture
lana
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-03

~ We are o. means surprised Al As gfer 80
ce.s q no Rehe..su Eyer.Pouts1 Gold Peas The mac
aAe,grer Y. SAVAGE, q Fston-st every srefoa
make hen perfect Pen, and hey are IN fsei The 0a
Pea A Tor any book keeper to use. The s.softmeoi q
wsiehes offered BY Y 81. wOrlay Of he stIennoa q
purchasers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-03

CoNss goji Bs0ADwAY L. N. QUiAsY he ohsiH'i
manufacturer Of no celebrated Opsn C5an Shell Cones
snd the only manufacturer m Brofdwsy, ov., he a'b'
70 call AID examine bis iss Improved patterns ueJ are
superior any hss before offered 10 lne public
Pfem8n. Open Chains from - % 80 Combs a. sb''s'
ss.e AL Combs GOm his establishment warranted
4 81 QUiHBY Jl64 Broadway
ma sfeof- II d JOr lfOIa DusaesL
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Tho Uonse ~ fer a. heard from. stands
Total, 6 Cos. 90

Litchfeld and Middlesex Counties but partially
heard f,orn-bO,h going Loco-Foco
Ex Gov. ToUcEY Loco is chosen 10 the Senate
from the Hartford District by 70 plurality Ex'Goy
Bssell lWhg) 70 the House from Norwalk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-03

~ Bya HdciOgs system u advertising 10 Ne Her .
pspers Of Ito country ne largest fortunes h4s- been Dsas
u Toe quickest time u may b adcg'a cDAFrN.'Iy 80
II "a lbor0lshIy Al PALaEss Newspaper Afyeflsics
Agency where al requisite Information may ~ had lie ;,
.ooned 10 fansae for tho best papers FER AL
1esg Gof which BE- Il esy receiving Embellishments Onos
la III. TdbEEe Buildings
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-03

Fun JEwELED CHgoS0NETzR AsD 0oLD BALAst
LEyEas "A 7. COcHRsNg Zs8 Grsenwchst IL nov o.
rirg 6no Levers, from ths factories o. Lewis ara
Morris Samuel LyerIo ol and samuel hsgnas. Lontos'
a, the lowest possible hure sni guursrec, Tor qualify
tine AID price hey canno, be sXco ded BY any ottef
watch now offered % he pubic Fine Watches repshsd
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CONUNPTIoy AND LIvEa COMPLAINT,


Cv schelcxs Pglmonsc Syrup Is recommends 70 ~
pgbc or tho cure Of s sbovs disesses u has ossa
use many years. sod Us RAPID ss!s and great success
cgnag psiiens winch phys.esns deemed ineufsb's
,ateieni guarantee Of s sfesey II ne only mssc.'
hat doss not dssppoin The expectations " he irS'Ha -
Wherever R q used zoe psuss, Is sure 70 End relief
proprietor OF tbs original genuine Palmone synp '.
himself cured Of confirmed Consampu0o, ATT ~,
other remedy hsd sailec, and has Published M ss'S
pamphlet conlsning 8 minute description VI az "'~'
Consumption, Oyspepsis, which b. distributes grams
O. TER sOTTLE-oR BOTTLES TohS.
c. v CLlcEsEz Co Gerersl Agents, 81 bre',"
Nsv-Yofk ..
BsocKLYs N Y-MUgset Hays us fudon-'t
WILLIAnssrssE, n ". d. ss~tA
sEwsusSa ~ Y-John ?. Vsn Wort
PoCsHKEEpsIE, ~ Y--aoses Dame.
EEwasx J-COnekGin Nsytl.
PArEEsos. NJ>-Dr. C Ingiis
BoUsDsHooK, N J DIR. skIInsn.
HAanoap cop.-C. l. Coysl l. Co.
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" BsAofs Nauonsl Collection q Dsgusneo.ype',
z05 and 81 Broadway Of Faltons sIangsI' shd
cd4ers are respectfully a7ed 10 csl and easnins 10
sDecfu-rs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-03

Josx W. FIssELL Esq editor OF the FraSkfort
Ky) CoOsEeaIsa has been appointed Secretary o. sac
for Ken,aeAy IA place Of Hoa JossvA 7 sEIL, sgned
w L CotLsNoEs sreeeets NJ. Fians q Editor q ~
Oo~.u~n.,>cslA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-03

DoN'r Pr II or TIL To-hoSsow You wh3se ~
solved 0 lake one Of Godsms g. - courses IN fenusn
ship ea'er your names n 80 Broadway ioday Tomof'
row hight Al 10 o'clock be positively c0sea his books sni
We esrcct h. viii be 10 state Of blockade all day You
Who DIN before that Tine AXE yuur ten Lessons when
you nj .ase previous 10 the lst June.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-03

Nav SrEAMER.-The new steamer INTENDED ior
lie Savannah and NswYoEk Inc vii se snehed u x"
days she viii Ne rsmed he Florida"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-03

A CAsD.-R P. WALKEE pfopissor Of zoe Sat h'
Brooklyn Will feel pleasure 10 coofsrnng with ~
person concerning The wonderful aIf miraculous qasAn'
of Wsus Nervous Anudole, far IS bis own e1pefss'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-03

>yPRINE C0UET " THK USIrED STATS
Zeut TIE Court tais aso-riaz A. - Capl,o Pr~nf
hon I-1-y, { si=E Jas1ee- Hon JOIN HeLean auss
"sfse, Joan CsiEon. ssmu- Se.soe snd Lev Woo
tt snnoare-msat u re e@a,h q NJ Cs-soua WA
s-1t sd 20 Cozt 50 oglEs1 INK IL 0cocz W-.aesdsg
Dorn1t.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-03

~ HYDaoYArHY ToE THE PGoPLE, with Plain oessf's
tons on Drugs Diet Wafer Air sHd Exercise. wih co
pious Noie, BY Dr. TRsLL. Price 50 cents Jas, pubhsf
BIZ FowLEss L WELLS. NeV-York slg
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-03
LOUNT 4 CO.'S CALIFORNIA LXPREs3

~ Mr. Gao. w. BEACH Of Lounl Co.'S Expnss
recently from San Frsnclsco, being personally aoqasnie
with Of the business community here, q golng OF
April l3 10 return BY first from thence lie will
personally attend TO sry business nusted 70 hts csrs Win
accuracy and dispatch. LOUHr A. GO
AZ IN ~ BrOad VA cor Wrst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-03

The Excise Question was postponed IN the As
.epbiy YESTERDAY. ard most Of the session was
spen. in discussing the subjec; Of School ApPro-
nrlatlJ.s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-03

cent Eais savanee sSoat Ard Sosoi vi materially 49,,
ne nesocaaon q TIE boals u Wesesn Railroad. usw IN
Ms nisrses inr ne purchase o. iron saeA a. e Csver
snd Columbus, he ladssasPols asa Beu.soataae a. d.
These eOats oeAriog sevea per eesg iseresl Ares f
lea "a the entire road ard ssse,s 10 road bed asd ,s
structure being pa4 of BY ssoel .sbscrts,,rs Al ..
ds5s only ncsrfec f3T ron No ecrL .eeurfy p.,-. a..
arg- .n.sfes. % ogra De r,ssn ~ls,h g..
oouis sre ssl.ng
TIE Treasurer OF MG, lard gives ro,.ce hat 81
PR ,sll q funded Of o. re s.,, s
w - paid a the Losn Oaes "a Baltimore CO he is OF
Msy aeXr
Tbs Ngrth Anc7oas s ursiag the neccs,.t.
% esias - u s.ean ines oe,weei Ph.aaspss al LIZ
e-roo, sd HAvfc
TIE Engineers upon the Lake shore Road. upan
ts .eea1n bstsesn Cleveland saG ias Fsrrs,varil In.
cave oeeo esea,y engaged since Decercsr IS 81, cow
ee,-s ~ surveys, preparatory to 'he tet-s oc'iou Of
ihs Read
Isrset. ..C.srr.lA EErcsrfr rss 'os raissss
frtsrsr Aar. b
A>sE>-A.e s-n So. 70 a.s ,r Poe ,-s 80 = o.
g-sr-
elsa-- ,.t Irlrs
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= Eli Pussy las been dominated by ne
LOcoFoeOs Of Albany - sss1 esssiars k< Mayor
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Court Of Appeals.
MeNemcnt, of Father liathrw.

ALBANT. TuesiAv Apr.
Ne . reserved -. passed = and ~ A.rucr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-03

Mas MIsslSG-Mr Jacob Schenck, merchant, Of
Bg6s-o has oeeu missing from Ffeucks Hotel .nce he
morclcg Of ~ 25ih Ut lie BIS friends IN Buffalo 90
tat day, complaining q as head TIE after poraon u
Is s.ser va v,ry gnn'eagioe and hat IN connection
r cher crouaszaess induce ne f-sr EtAt be Las net
va ics pay or Is Il Geranged condition. among strar-
gers lie Ell Is Iuuk Frenehs where BE WA nieue-
ag 70 remain several dsys He . abOui s. years Of age
mn1-ng .ze dark hsI and eyes pleasant eoanien.nee,
AID Ne. dressed oui hrle, and spe.Is low Any
person who e4n eonnuniesie such Information a. viii cad
- ia discovery vii confer gresr favor upon a. coz
eersed By l-sViag II ~ ZIG Aaids1-lsne
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-03

X. w 6. L. or :. y. Y.-The Grand Lodge Of
O93FeoTs o. soGtnera SewYork. after sore aninpor-
80 5asnes' Is. = al - ourned IL ;rd Wednesday
sys1Aag II Nay
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-03

Ia January, $50. be said that
a mysterious PEcFlDENcE Ia tru-g-f I've aces 81
ilel Together l-o s cggav. from Eereui pars of ID
card ne European 20 70 - he ulas.er ard me Afrcan
u TIE ave; sn1 every society fO-lded apOn re grrc
PIE o. sepArslng Iata : scarg or oss.s Of error
Aprl - lsi4, CALHOUN tod PAcKESHAN, Bel
wERs predecessor IS Minister AZ this Court, tina;
that = Inch : called : avery. Is ~ ~ ality QO4.
cal Institution, essential % the Peace, Safety and
Prosperity OF those States IN which j, exists ll
other words, that half tie nion would know ne.
ther peace safety nor success unless they bred,
5ooshi sod battered, and CARED % distant n a.
sets icr sac. TIC native born children OF the N,@
WOrld
aoub, the pollca morality o.; the man Who
"o1ll receive from MURPHY, as Texan aaeai. -
feouked u lsi4 hil. Dot 70 offend our iaaai.
ca brethren OF tie North-tak about civil, polu
ca and rel.go1S liberty, say EO,hng s5Osi AoOll-
to2-its Vii &c found The safest issue 70 20 be-
are tue wor viii an compelled. with deep
resTet 70 sd1lt thGf from CALH0US, As Secretary
o. STATE, us Jesuitio4l siyice received 10 cen
sure snd that Vas BURN. IL $50, sos the vote
o. So9ta Car0-.na az CALHOCSs bidding, because
oe had shaped his policy 70 s--t tie above doc
I-nes Wine looking 70 South Carolina al VIZ
sllia, however, he wss offending the powerful
Nofih-th- Command went forth stand from gl-
der and ne TX was caught IL A S.ayeLo.d-ns
trap Massachusetts statesmen. OF 1890, may
P'.li D ths example no one believes the.r prG-
--es hanged sl1ce l54s. alG Il as n Is4o, there
AEe 70 cs fIPSs they al be found North Of the
ne OF Mason Aad Dixon. n
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Having Tools, &c. sc.

MERCHANTS, FARMERS, and others will find good
M assortment OF Hayng Tools at the Horticultural Ware
House and Seed store, NO. 240 MAIN STREET, (oppo-
ste he CITY HAIL. WORCESTER, such as T.,..,
Hale & Co.'s Eaton's, Kimballs Darling's, FarweFs,
Parker, Messer, Colby a. Co.'S GRASS, GRAIN and BUSH
sCYTiIEs, Of various descriptions.
Also, Lamson's, Wicox's, and Aikens Grass and Bush
Scythe SMITHS. 49,,
Likewise, Duncan's Spring Tooth, and WicoXs wooden
paso,v,no HOPSE RAkES. Smonds', Wilcox's, Robb's
Bo,yker,s. Carpenters and other HAND HAY R4KES
Also Underwood & Gfeenwoods long head labor-savine
cummineion, Quinebaug, and smthneld Scythe Stones
Fsh,s Billiards. and other scythe Rifles. q ~
Patiridges, Gayords and pimptons Elastic hay orks
Wilcox's celebrated Regulating GRAINlCRdDLES,wiu
scythes connected herewith. VIZ s. ~,
Also Grass Hook, Grass Shears, and Grain sces-aA
Fork and Hay Rake Handles Of various sizes "a pr.
n-rA the above named articles, will be sold at whole
sale and retail by the subscriber. y . ,,,,,,,,
June 10 lA dwu -fNAt OTIS CONVERSE
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PATENTS.
American and Foreign Office.
Agency for Business with U. s. Patent Ohfc
WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON.
No. 22 State Streef-BOSTON.
84O the subscriber appointed by the Commissioner
of Patents Agent of the s. Patent Office in accordance
with thesl0th Sec. Of Act of 1897
Having renqnished the Agency for ansmisson Mod
els and adopted expeditions mode of sending them
to the Patent Office aehere5y patent 7nay be procured
doont sac Veeks earlier he continues forward
OF expenseo prepare Caveats Specifications Assignments
and all the necessary Papers and Drawings for Patents and
TO render advice on legal and scientific respecting
the same Patents securedn Europe and other countries
By application this Office inventors are saved the time
and cost OF journey Washington and DELAY there as well
as all personal trouble in obtaining their patents They
also have the advantage of uerbdIy explaining their nye
uo ana OF consulting in respect to them; matters in gen
eTo o. paramount importance an order obtain correct
Specyfcat1ons and claims. The experience of sirteen
years practice an extensive collection of works. dec
sions, etc mechanical subjects the Patent Laws and
patents OF different countries collected at much expense
during the long time this Office has been established together
with accounts here kept Ofnvenons patented at Washing
on enable the subscriber afford Inventors desirous Of
procuring ateHts assistance ard information which in other
respects might be difficult OF attainment.
r. Fl. EDDY, Soticitar of Patents
Washington, July 81, 1919. During the time
occupied the Office OF Commissioner of Patents r. H. En-
Esq oil Boston, did business the Patent Office as So
Dctof Tor procuring Patents There were few If auv per
acting IN that capacity who had much business be-
lore the Patent Office; and there none who conducted
II with more SKILL fidelity and regard Mr. Eddy
as one OF the best Informed and sku Patent Solicitor
IN the United States and have hesitation in assuring in
at tney cannot employ person competent
ana trustworthy and capable of putting their appca
ons IN form TO secure for them early and favorable
consideration at the Patent Office. 80 -
EDMUND BURKE,
Late Commissioner of Patents
Boston, Sept /, 1919. - eodSy1S
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Patent Lightning Conductors

THE subscriber is prepared to afix his Improved Light
ming Conductors 10 buildings in Worcester and vicinity
and solcits orders which may be left with Mr.. VIM.
GREENLEAF, No us Main St., Worcester, or by mail to
the subscriber In Boston.
NV improvements indispensable In making perfect
projections and they combine beauty strength and aurab
ty As there hos been some nfrngomens, the public
cautioned against employing any one 20 ax rods which
an inrna of my Patent as shall demand damages
al who have their buildings protected bysuch rods My
Patent has lately been pronounced good by the Jury, Of
Ter fair trial and Judgment has been rendered on the YER
let No rod has yet been devised nearly good min,
which is not an Infringement.
specimens may be seen the house oil VIM. Wheeler
| ESQ, and Edward Lincoln, Esq. slf
| TrN dN& oN VIM. A. oRCUTT, No n CornhH,
| July a. wd2awSm. sileil H BOSTON.
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CHANGE OF SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
On and after JRne 3d. 1850,
TRAINS tt
ave Wnrcester nd md u ann. and 4.IO 2 POI.

Leave Worcester at and II am and 4.lo p m.
save Providence at 4 80 and II. 80 m. and pm.
THE THROUGH TRAINS CONNECT at Millyille with
coaches for Satersve and Nasonvlle at Uxbrdge with
coaches for Milford and Mendon At Whitns with coaches
for Fast Douglas and Whnsvie; at Farnuls with coaches
for Grafton Centre NJ T.. Village and Uponj at Worcester
with trains of Western r. Road and Norwich and W. kk,
and Wore. and Nashua II. X. tn -
A. waterford with trains Of Norfolk County Railroad for
and from Boston, Dedham, &C.
by The 73O trains from Providence arrive
IN New York via New Haven, the same evening
The IL 80 trains Worcester with the Express
Train for New York which leaves Worcester at 7. M
The IL AM train connects at Providence with trains for
Boston, Taunton, Fall River, etc, M ts. X ~.
The connects at Providence with the Boston anu
N v Steamboat train for New York g 4uf
~ TIE 1880 and liam. trains do not stop at Hamlet
1.-THE and ATOP. NJ trains do notstop at Ashton or
Hamlet. M. lSAAN A. SVoAN"hoh, sup.
May 20, 1850. srt dwu
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COFFlM WAREHOUSE.

A TOMAS w. SERYY respectfully announces
that he has taken the Rooms recently occupied by
W4a WILLIAM G. MAYNARD, No. 80 School Street,
W where he win keep constantly hand assortment
of all the various kinds of hard and soft wood COZ
FINS Of his own manufacture. He hopes by his past
experience and strict attention business, TO meet the
wants OF the public. NtAf ffl aA rhN
SHRoUDS Of Flannel, Muslin and Cambria, and all other
kinds Of Grave Clothes, constantly on hand. Or COFFIN
PLATES furnished at the shortest notice Sections from
the neghboring towns, and all others invited to call
Worcester, June "a, 1850. N nll N .lA-. eodtOt
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VOL. vi
NEWPORT Via PROVIDENCE.
&c., On and after June II, 1850, p RI
Ssstlassk3 the I'D u sa 1l44a IL y
S sSssSSs STEAMER PERRY, szss.5sz e..


CAPTAIN WOOLSEY, will run between Providence and
Newport connecting twice each each day with trains of
81 PROVIDENCE. & WORCESTER RAILROAD,
follows:
Leave Newport at 5 A. NJ. and Las p NJ.
Leave Providence at $50 A. M. and Is p. NJ.
rival of trains from Worcester and Boston
o. Passengers procure through tickets at Railroad
stations Of New York and New Haven Railroad New York.
of Western Railroad Albany Providence and Worcester
Railroad Worcester.
FARE.-New York and Newport, via New Haven
Hartford Springfield and Worcester, $3.50
Albany ana Newport, via Springfield and Worcester $50
Worcester and Newport l.50
Passengers may leave New YorRN by A. NJ. train and
arrive in Newport the evening leave New York
by r. NJ rai sleep Worcester and arrive Newport
next noon; may leave Albany the morning and arrive
in Newport the evening; may sleep at Worcester
and arrive Newport next noon leave Saratoga in the
forenoon dine Albany, sleep Springfield and arrive in
Newport evening of next day leave Springfield at 8l5
A. M. dine in Providence, and arrive in Newport same
evening. ID. 'frr.
Passengers from Worcester will take the A. NJ and 10
p NJ trains to avoid delay take the ii A. NJ train and
dine in Providence.
= An examination Of Goldthwaes Rsilroad Map will clear,
ly show the eligibility of this route to those travelling from
New York or Central New England to Newport.
Passengers and Baggage conveyed fee of charge between
Boat and Railroad station in Providence
ISAAC Ii. SOUTHWICK, Supt. P. VIZ. Railroad.
June19.