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PorTRrl Poetry Our poe,icaI contributor,
must really bear with ia. We receive abou; a
piece" day, aniincredble as i, may seem, we
have not had time to examine one in six, nor do
we know that we shall ever be able to do much
better. We wishour friends could s;oop to plain
prose when they attempt to write Somehow we
seldom get hold of piece of prose that We can.
not readily and that does not contain at
least thought or two worth printing, but poetry
seems to come without single mental effort
The mass OF what we have before Us, is either Ut
terly incomprehsr sibo or totally barren Of ilea1
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SHALL WE CoMPRoMIsE I'VE have read with
pleasure powerful article on the slavery CUES.
ton in the New Yoak "lnlcpenlent," with tho
above caption, said to be from the pen Of Horny
Ward Deechcr We had intended to publish
portions OF it this week. but find ourselves too
much straitenei for room. We have the article
however, on file for use hereafter
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nNE lirst.rale family Buggy horse
Ea ~ and one first rate work
NTA HORSE,
y tr two one horse wagons and sets Of
G-NSA single End double harness for sale low
~ for cash oTOu a short credit by
ef7z,-i koHy s. MAYDLrBAUy
nt,,ro r.or ~ l2JO If
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Town Convention .

The democratic electors Of the town Of Ottl.
wa are requested 70 meet at the court house IN
Ottawa On Saturday next. March IS. ut Z o'clock
p. H. for the purpose Of recommending caudl-
date, for town officers to be supported at the cleo
ton on the 2l day Of Apr, next Let al demo
Gratis attend. so that We may have an old fash
inned democratic mass meeting
J. O. Glover, L. B. Delano, 0 Ho,chkiss,
J. V 4. Hoes, 5 Raymond Norris DodI,
Geo H. Norris. Henry Green. a Lindau,
H. Montgomery, A. +. Dow, John Buchcuau
b. c. Cook, VIM. Norris, Alison Woodruff
D Sanger, l. Leland Edward Kifulu
D. F. Hit, John stephens H. G.. Cotton,
O. Leavens, Vim. Reddick, WHW Cushman
T. R. Courtney, VIM. HckIing,J. H. Wagner,
B. T. Phelps, II Murray, u Murphy.
Z. S Leland,
Pursuant TO the above call, the Democrats met
and organized the meeting by calling John Palm.
err to the chair.
Motion Of L. B. Delano: That committee Of
seven be nominated by the meeting to reeommcnd
name. for town officers, when l. B. Drlauo j. O.
Glover VIM. Osman, VIM. Palmer Norris Dail
T. S. Leland and John Palmer were nominated
said committee
Committee returned and reported The following
namt, for
Supsrgisor-Wm H. ". Cushman
Ioga Clsrk-MDses O-man.
ivc8or-Lorenzo Leland.
Coisrt0r-Orin Hotchk.ss.
Orersesr Of tic Peor-John Palmer
Coaami'sioHsr Of Higbuays-Norris DoId, FL
S,rawn John Lynch.
,hpGcss-Joseph H. Morrill, VIM J Glover
CopNaJIss-Andrew T. Wagner Mark Prem
t.ss who were nominated By acclamatiJn
/ On motion OF 4. Hoe. Resolved That the dem
ocrat, Of lAi4 meeting pledge themselves to cup
/ port the nominations Of this meeting
JOHN PALMER, Charm.
/ T. EAToS GooDELI, Secry,
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TOWNSHIP LAw.-The township law, with notes,
&c, by 0. Peters, Esq, is for sale wholesale and
retail at BGrlcys in Chicago 1t is also for sa!e
by White and Hunter, druggists, Ottawa. The
impression had gomez out that the edition was ex.
hnuatnl
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The Parkman Murder.

The trial Of Dr. Webster is now going on in
Boston and IS naturally exciting a great deal Of
interest We give in another column tele graph
sketches Of its progress. Meantime, 1t will be
remembered that seine months ago letter was
published in the " Orleans Delta, signed " Oro-
noko," dates a, Washington, Texas, the writer Of
which claimed tina, he, and not Dr.. Webster, had
been the murderer of DR.. ParkInan. The letter
was generally regarded as a miserable attempt at
hoax, but further investigation had brought to
light facts that seem 10 point another way. The
Delta of the llih inst has the following on the
subject
The PakKxAy MuRDrR--MoRE OF The TEXAS
LETTER.-A gentleman from Boston, who has
lately been on visit to the Western part Of Texas,
called at our Office yesterday to examine the letter
OF Il" Oronoka' published sometime ago, in the
Delta in which the writer declares that he was
the murderer Of Dr. Pafkman. This gentleman
informs Us That he made dllgent inquiries, during
his visit 10 Texas, 10 discover some clue TO the
authorship Of this letter, and the result OF hi re-
searches contributes greatly 10 helghlen the mystic
| ~ which hangs over this affair. The letter signed
| "O.onoka" Is dated Washington, 2sh ct Deem
/ Der, 1919 Our informant has asceralnrd, beyond
| all doubt. that an unknown and suspicious looking
| individual arrived in Washington about that time,
WHO come rom bprloO tlG lTdlFeSlon ana lltls-
| ton. lie renamed at Washington but iew days
During that time he converscd with several persons
to whom he stated that he had been blacksmith
by trade, tina, he had lost his wife, and having save
cd few hundred dollars, wished to invest IN Texas
! lands After remaining here a few days he de.
| parted oI Austin, where he entered his name in
! the register Of the Orleans House NJ John
| Weeks, Boston" The appearance Of the strun-
| ger was calculated 10 excite suspicion. lie was
! reserved and nervous. He did not remain long
| IN Austin. Our informant, whilst in Austin, hly-
ing read the letter OF "Oronoka," IN the Delta
made inquiries into oil the movements OF this ind.
vdual. He also cut out OF the registry the entry
| Of his name, which was compared, yesterday, with
| the handwriting OF the letter Of Oronoka" md
although the entry in the registry is written hurried
I y and nervousy, yet 1t contains points Of resem-
b.ance to that Of Oronoka," which are very pal
pable and striking We give these facts as they
are detailed 10 us, by our informant, who Is n res
| pectape citizen Of Boston. They are certainly
deserving of consideration and investigation.
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NlTIA -, y IN.
Eipharl Crosby called Have teen employed
IN pr Jackson laboratory for Years. | examined
the b.oci vessels AZ the request of Or Martin Gay
for chloride Of zine and arsenic scli, was told by
Dr. Airsworlh that these substances were used for
injecting the blood vessels 10 j.yse,dn- bu: found
none duplicated his experiment On the nitrate
copper with Dr. Jackson. and cor,1bJra'ei his re-
suits
D. y Kscpresumcl Have prac.sei dentist
" nearly thirty wears Have known pr ParAman
since ! $50. the acquaintance began when was Il
stg5ea, OF h with Or Randall Have been his IA
m.v dentist ever since 1885. ! hata block of
teeth shown me, which | recognized as set I
had made ir Or ParSman in 1919. The teeth
were handed to The wi.uess This is he same
block that Wa, shown ne; ! recognized IT,
Question. State how DR.. ParSu8Hs mouth
was ge,a!i": IN one respectable upper and lower
jaw.
Answer Twas 50 peculiar tina; j: mad. an
npres,iunon nv mind remember the peculiar.
,ie, with great exacness. The circumstances &. n.
nec'gi with these two models were somewhat
peculiar. The first question asked me 10y DR..
rNkman when the teeth were about TO b. al
tered was, how lon, il would take 90 maNe
them; AMI the reason why he asked, was, that
the Medical College was 20 be opened On 4 W
tain day, when he would want new teeth anl
he did not want 20 order them unless he could
have them by that dsy-,hat the time was short
anil the peculiarly Of his mouth made j, diff
ticult case, requiring rs much skill as could be
used began a. soon as possible, AMI paid a
large part OF my attention To i: tro,n day 10 day
saw him frequently when the work was in pro.
sress, inconsequence Of the -hortuess Of tie tine
and the close attention required. proceeded
TO take the ordinary imprcssion.-IAe first step
IS TO get an exact fac-simile If each Jaw or az
impression which Is the same thing, which i
done by soft wax retained IN metal applied &c
the Jaw When the wax Is cool, it is taken out
AMI by tie ait Of plaster Of Paris poured on
an exact cops Of tn" jaw. The witness here
showed a plaster cast Of Dr. P's lower Jaw, then
four natural tee,h in this jaw, and three roots
or stump-) The next step Is 10 make fac
simle in zinc or brass Of the lattyrca.t by cast
in sand. The next thing is to pour a soft metal
upon the part Of the form that Is u.ei--thyn to
get 4 small and final copy or die, and punch be
tween which the gold plat. was TO be fitted by
| striking. The witness then went into . minute
technical method by which lie obtained good
set TO the teeth.
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USloS TowSsuF MEuiSG-Ata meeting Of
the citizens Of the Town Of Kendall in the Coun.
" Of Kendall, held in pursuance of Public no.
tee, at the Election House in Long Grove on the
25th inst 1850, the meeting was called to order
by D. Knowlton, Esq
On motion, Solomon lIousts was called to the
chair, and Jas. 5. Cornell was appointed secre.
tary
The object Of the meeting being stated by the
chairman the following named persons were 70
lec,ed as candidates for Town Officers for the
following year:
For Supegisor--John X Lebaron.
7bbn Ccrck--Wllliam Thurbcr.
AsSessor--Walter W. Van Emon.
Oterseer Of the Poor--Smith @. Mnkcr
Coiieetor-Daniel g. johnson.
Commits Solomon Huestis
sioners Of Stephen w. Brown,
Highways Samuel Inscho
Conita. Daniel G. johnson.
6ks l Alfred Tooker.
4" Justices Peter Innis.
Of the Peace VIM. B. Lcbaron.
Solomon Hues,is, Chairman
J. s. Cornell, Secretary
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OIncy'. Outline Hans,
AgricmlI,.TnI Works !!

TIE bcstnr,ic.e IN use, for sale ut e. the sct,.
l. march - uyA II & {. BukLIY.
l22-inke-~trac'-Chic
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Blank Books,

INVERT variety Of blank books, for merchants
II mechanics mmers Justices, Township and
County Purposes, &c selling cheaper han the chea.
pcsi,at BrRLLI'=, IT, Lakr-st ,Caicago
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Mnshin-ton. March Of.

SESArE-A petition was presented 10y Nj Nil
Ter, asking fJr law whereby a trial 10y jury
should be granted 10 fugitive slaves Also one
by Mr. Seward, PRAYING that slavery and the sla' {
trade may he prohibited in the territories
Both the above petitions were received without
debate and laid On the table.
Mr.. Foote presented the NlsSi'siPpiinstruction'
to her senators in relation a. slavery
Mr. Dickinson presented q protest against the
employment Of chlpl4Ius N Congress.
Hovsr.-The Senate Br.z, treaty bill was IA
ken up and referred
Mr. johnson, Of Tenn. opposed the apPropra
ton Of $4,000 instead Of $1,000 for the bUl.dn.
Of wings 10 The Patent Ofi,c.
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ARRIVAL OF THE NIAGARA.

New IoTk, Mark %? ?. u.
The News 10y the Niagara las been delayed
by a break IN the wires near St Johns, or else it
would have been received yesterday. She ar
rived al Halifax on the morning If the 29I.
The Europa arrived at Liyerpoo! on tie 81
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WATERS HAIR DYE.

VIE great and increasing demand for Hair Dye and the
difficulty OF procuring GOOD ARTICLE, has induced the
SUBSCRIBERS to experiment. until they have succeeded in
manufacturing Dye that surpusses any other in
The advantages it possesses other kinds are, that the
application perfectly simple the Hair requires pre-
vious preparation lis entirely free from any unpleasant
smells, and does not fade, crock, or wash out.
II does rot like ordinary Hair Dye, leave unpleasant
aud unnatural dyness of the hair but at the time that
It's color is changed it retains its natural lusre and soft
ness Instead of ung the hair tends in great degree
to strengthen its grewth and prevent its falling
tlemen who have hair and whiskers of lighter color will
md 1t very easy to match the wo and those whose hair
fv and With less and ronb than , a p
use. r. WATERS
For sale by NJ. B. GREEN and LEWIS t. LAZELL.
June ~. eodtf
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FOR THE AFFLICTED.
Banning'S Patent Body Brace.

THIS celebrated PATENT LACE or BODY BRACE, is
an efficient relief to persons aboring under the follow
ing and other analogous maladies and Asthma
Consumption, and other diseases 1.-THE Cur
yauresBronchs and other affections the Throa-Ioss
OF Voceip Diseases, Scrofulous Swengs Distortions
rheumatism, Neuralgia Headache, Want of Sleep Palpita
ton OF the Heart Dsordered Circulation Of the Blood Kid.
ney Affections, numbness and GOODNESS of the Extremtes
Pamlu dimcuIt or suspended Observation-Disclosures Gout,
Falling of the Womb Leucorhoe or Whites Dropsy piles
constipation, Wlhered and Decayed Limbs Weakness OF
Chest Vertigo Dull Pains in the Sides Pans and weakness
in the Back DC. &C.
The following certificates will show what is thought Of
Dr. Bannngs Patent Lace, &C., viz:
From Prot. Mott and other Physicians of NeO York.
The undersigned have examined Dr. Bannngs novel views
on the mechanical pathology many affections of the vice
ra, and believe them highly interesting and worthy the seri-
GUS attention OF the medical profession
gale,aine Mott, MD. J.kearney Rodgers,OfD
Aler. B. Uniting, ~ d. II. Mclean, d. d.
From Rev Caleb J. Tenney, d. D., OF Northampton for
merry OF " ethersfeld, Conn.,:
Thirteen ago sustained loss of voice. which, for
three years was almost total. Subsequently my voice was
the use OF Dr. Bannng Brace and have found very
and decided advantage from it, increasing the of speak
ing and the strength fmy voice. Now although peach
once or twice. almost every Sabbath should scarcely at
tempt the service at ALL if had in application
the principles OF Dr. Bannngs Brace which from my own
knowledge Gifts certain utility in my case cheeriuIy re
commend to all suffering like calamity.
Aug. 5, 1876. CALEB ]. TENNEY.
DIR. J. c. KNAPP, the undersigned, has pur
chased the right of this arfamed Patent Lace or BODY
Brace for the County of Worcester and are now ready to
SELL and apply the instrument patients either at their
own residences, or al their said Office, No PAS Cur sTAIRs
MAIN STREET They will sell the right make vend and
use the said Lace in few, and few only of the towns of
TINS County, on terms very advantageous the purchasers
All the above mentioned Diseases and many more of
similar nature the undersigned have, with their MAGNET
&c, or ELECTROPATHIC REMEDIES, treated very sue
cessuly and will continue do So either with or without
the application and expense of the said Lace Brace as
patients may prefer. The instrument is light neat and
easily adjusted, and can be by gentleman, or lady
without the least pain Inconvenience The public is in
Vted TO call and examine the article their office
where all avors in their line will be thankfully received and
all explanations, to the said Laces and Magnetic
remedies, gIatutously given References to MANY cases
cured and others under their treatment in this region
gwen 10 any on application. J. G. KNAPP
Worcester, Feb s, 1850. DIFF
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NASHUA HOTEL,
LINCOLN SQUARE. WORCEsTT

LINCOLN SQUARE, WORCESTER,
ri 1lIE subscriber has taken the above named house
tnR formerly known the Lincoln Square Hotel; il
sAnas been thoroughly repaired and reed in every re-
spec and enlarged by the addition of several large and
venen rooms and is furnished throughout with entire New
furniture, equal to any house in this city.
The Nashua Hotel is delightfully."- situated for Summers
residence opposite the Worcester and Nashua Railroad Sta
ton Being in the immediate vicinity the Court House il
o rare advantages to Juymen and Others doing business
with the Courts and public Offices
Inc subscriber trusts that by giving strict attention to his
duties to merit share of the public patronage.
to the Hotels alarge and commodious Stable
for the accommodation ofhorses and carriages
~ A. J. PUTNAM Proprietor.
Worcester, April II, 1850. WISH
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PROFESSOR BARRYS
Tricopherous or Medicated Comp0

1TlCUpU6IOuS Vi lUCu1CdbCu OO1AApOU1Asls
ENDORSED by the first Professional talent in The United
czens-sOd price which places within the reach OF
every iamy-and recommended by journals of the best
standing in the country for specific and widely different pur-
noses and everywhere in demand. BARR1'S TRICO-
contestbe evidence the BEST the cheapest the
lar preparation for restoring and identifying the hair erad
eating scur and dand and curing all diseases of the skn
glands which been offered
public either in the old world 1t stands alone
has brother and like brother" volume of authe-
tic and analytical proof of its value every bot
To gainsay the record impossible for every purcas
adds the legion of witnesses array ed in its
behalf
The philosophy of its operation simple Its first action
upon the skim 1t gently stimulates every torpid vessel
and enables nature by vigorous heafl effort 10 throw
oany Inflammation eruption eXioaon of the external
membranes. 1.-THE Inflammation be caused by cut spran
bruise effect The absorbens inyigorat-
ed the extravasted blood taken up and all pain and
dscoleration is removed In Rheumatism, swelling Of the
glands and all affections of the ineguments, it speci-
cay through pores ahsorbens upon the seat of the
disease Its wonderful effect renewing, giossng and
identifying the hair all produced through its primary
influence upon the skin of the head The nvgorating fluid
enables scalp perform its functions properly The
scurf and dandru which sluggish circulation has allowed
accumulate, thrown off the vegeative principle finds
way the yesces which the hair is rooted and they
supplied, with eiirr uit which strength
moisens gosses and beauties FIBRE until each
The same iertiZing principle which existing hair
grow stimulates the latent roots and thus the fbres which
have fallen out soon replaced by
Remember this double anfidote-hiS specific for dis
from fifty hundred per cheaper than other
preparation for the hair out
JSold large bottles price 25 cents at the Principal
Office 1877 Broadoay, Netc York. For sale in Worcester
cpal Druggists in other places throughout the United
and Canada dwtf July go.
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ELECTRO PLATING AND GLIDING.

- 1gOOKt E7LAIES OF various patterns
E subscriber prepared to Gid or silver all kinds
OF Jewery Watches, and any other article usually gal
Vanzed lie also keeps hand Cup Batteries Of Copper for
gliding and sverng and is prepared furnish different
Kinds OF Batteries for Gliding and Medical use, Books
OF instruction which families will find to be very useful
Also, Porous Cells, Zine Cylinders and Plates Platinum
Slips for Galvanc Batteries Instruction given on lib
eral terms,
lie IS also manufacturing of the best and handsomest
Door Plates and Numbers for houses been offered
TO the public of Silver Plate of different patterns Glass
Plates of various kinds
GP The subscriber continues to do lob work in Conner
Tin, Sheet Iron and Lead Copper Pumps Set
per Boilers timed.
The above work done in workmanlke manner for Cash
on deh0ery Of the goods. WIN. LUCAS,
June IL DIFF rear oG3 Centrak-st, Worccster.
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INVALUABLE INVENTIONS.
WNT. R. GUY.
No. % Sudbury Street, Boston


MOULD inform the public that he has invented new
w contriyaRce for LINING PIPES WITH GLASS,
which mpars to the water neither color, acid
The outside of the pipe covered with composition that
preserves them from rust This is considered by the
eminent chemists THE ONLY PIPE fit for conveying water
into houses for domestic purposes Those using aqueduct
water will find for their advantage to call and examine
1THe has also invented GLASS STRAINER, TO be
placed the bottom of Wells and Springs. The water is
carried through glass lined pipes to any part of the house
desired 0Persons from the country invited to call
or send in their orders. dwtf Boston, June g.
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SPRING POND ICE.

HOSE wishing to be furnished with Ice from pure spring
water will be served at short notice by leaving the
orders at the following places
Henry Prentiss Provision Store Washington So;
J. ii. Bafton's Park Street;
Otis Bramans Southbrdge Street;
NJ b. Green's Drug Store, Main street;
Swan & Conant's, AZ Main STREET.
And at the OFFICE, 147 MAIN STREET.
" Those wishing TO purchase REFRIGERATORS can
be accommodated with any desired pattern, by calling al
the office as above. b. T. HAYWOOD.
June diff
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PAPER HANGINGS.

HE subscriber offers TO the Trade an extensive assert
4 ment of PAPER HANGINGS Of the very best Of
AMERICAN MANUFACTURE, which all Builders Landlords
and others wishing GOOD ARTICLE will find for their
interest to examine before purchasing elsewhere.
N D. Particular attention given TO putting on all kinds
OF Papers at short notice.
Ware House, FOSTER STREET, between Main Street
and Boston, Norwich, and Nashua Railroad Depot)
Worcester, Oct Is diff r. NEWTON
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BUSH'S
S.MIL tx OR spa .NISH
SARSAPAREE.E,AI

ls preparation Of sarsaparia is no humbug no secret
4 compound 1t PURE and UNCOMBINED article
OF great strength and unprecedented efficacy in the CURE
or DISEASE. The recent discovery Of the true Smiax
sarsapaa at the South has put the Propretos in pos
session OF the genuine root IN fresh state and new
method OF preparations discovered by themselves calculated
to secure and concentrate all the virtues of the plant they
are enabled to offer purchasers article infinitely SUPE
kioR TO any thing ofthe Kind in use 1t is wen
known that Sarapaa by drying loses great share ofts
medicinal virtues. But in this article those properties are
all preserved and placed in permanent FORM not liable to
injury by age
The attention of Dispensers, Druggists Physicians and
especially unfortunate iaudlas sgDerg SICK particu
arly invited to the trial Of article which is warranted
genuine and superior 70 any other preparation of kind
now offered to the public
Prepared and sold by BUSH & CO. No. PARK STREET
WORCESTER, Mass And for sale in Worcester by Lewis
+ Lazel, A. Clarke, d. Scott, Jr, & Co.. c. A. & E. Har-
rngton, and Spur Sbey Druggists and by J. NJ Com
lngs M. D and Calvin Newton, Md. i April 2.
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+; M. ELWELL s CO.

"a w NJ AN U f ACTUR E II S,
No 70 Exchange-st.. Worcester. Mass.
SAWS OF ALL KINDS and Of every description kept hand
and made to order. Wood-saw FRAMES and Hand. saw
HANDLES kept constantly on hand. SAWS of all
kinds, Retoothed, Set, Filed and put in the
best of running order.
SAWS of ALL KINDS, that have kinks twists Joints or
broken backs got out and warranted as good as new
b. Nj. H. having long worked at Saw Making, understands
every branch of the business and confident Of pleasing his
patrons EMERSON M ELWELL
sept IL dt AMOS /. DOANE.
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BRINLEY HALL,

No. IS2 Main Street, opposite The american
House, .......... WORCESTER.
THIS well-known HALL, which has long been favorite
resort of the public has been recently thoroughly repair
ed and enlarged The Drawing Rooms have also been
arged and brought into better connection with the Hail.
The Hall isnow brilliantly lighted with GAS and on account
of this and its greater capacity accommodate audience
it offers to the public superior inducements public
ng conventions concerts dancing parties and the usual
variety of public entertainments for which such halls are
needed Persons parties wishing occupy the Hall will
make application to the subscriber.
fSJune, %, 1850. dwtf CHARLES WARREN.