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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-09
Ne. ~. SnIRLEY. Anc!ioneer.
ADRIAN ii. MULLER, Aucnoneer
YENO EMIGRANTS, FARMERS, ME-

fBNO ENlIGRAN Is, IA RMtRS, ME-
a. CHANICS. and OTHERS-P SALE
LAND. -0-'-'@ ANN ''->''D
NESDAY the 18TH day OF NOyemberuext, al u O'Clock
Tie Salesroom, No. Wal-st corner OF Newest
1000 ACRES Of valuable and lying d. and near Medhd
Station, the Long Island RailrOadt
Medord Station is sualed in the town Of Brookhaven
Suffolk county, 81 miles from Brooklyn lis the point Of
cnmmuuiculi0nb by railroad between New York and the
village Of Palchogue PortJederson and Beport, well
as other smaller places, and is Of the most important
way points The road The station is four miles from
Pac6ogue ind ten from Por Jefferson As s~el known,
the Long sand Railroad Is OF the established TOuteB
between New-York and Boston
The soil embraces every variety, rom pure loan 10
slight oamy sand is susceptible OF The highest cultivation,
aud from tie facilities for obtaining sea"eed aud Rsn Tor
manure well as materials Tor compost IL IN every re-
spec adapted 10 modern agriculture.
The ac is covered with oak and pine growth OF 7s.
rous sizes and 0nt are many thousands OF cgfs Of WOOD
large enoug III for he New-fork market There Is also
come vauBb building timber Water Of The best quality
The suuthery boundary one nile and hTee quarters
from the OF Palchogue the norhery nine niles from
Long Island Sound There mills, schools and churches
within few miles and Tie country aroundls astning up
II estimated thai whn year upwards Of three hundred
persons purchased lands in the immediate vicinity o!
every respect these and are yorthy the attention Of
EMlGRANTS, FARMERS, MECHANICS and OTHERS
in want oa home aud place where by moderate industry
and economy, anindependence may be secured
For the convenience ofpurchasers tie property has been
dyidedino ten acre lots which VIII De sold 'ngy VAN !ne
priyiieg g of one or more ofthe adjoining lots
Tie whole VIII be sold without reserve. on the following
conditions Ten per cent aud The Auconeer ices on te
day Of sale twenty-five per cent onor before me fh DAY Of
December next when the deeds viii be ready for delivery
and the remainder being s. per cent may remain on bond
and mortgage the option OF Inc purchaser Tor years. al
6percenl-iuerest payable seni-aAnuaAy.
The tite Is indispilabie.
For further particulars and maps and plans OF me ABOVE
property. apply 70 The Aucioneer
n B.-Tde Boston rain leaves the Long Island Railroad
depot At Brooklyn al a NJ every day arrives at Med!ord
Y NJ. and passes on It's return to Brooklyn al - z b.
tus giving opportunity examine the lands and return
on tie same day.
person viii be in steudauceat the s.son to show the
property. tI3j) o|o 1917
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Receipts of Produce

BIZ the North Rirey Boats, Nor. 80 As bbls
Flour; 100 do Ashes 555 pkgs Beef; l2l0 do
Butter 5000 do cheese 1890 bush. Wheat;
5000 do Barley $500 do Corn IL 900 do Oats
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To 1Toriucls.

The OF houses give notice that he Light Bsa-
erected e,ers Isald the south Of Wstport
On The east SIDE the Find7 the sht OF Nov l.
and white lights horizontally placed TO tangn it
from Bre leland elevation OF 10 iee above high 0atsr mai
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-09

The average yield OF 2.0o0 tuns mas 90 ~
cos, oerore copper Tie lead AID silver ore,
yyEi,b IL aieo abundant, has been ASA Ell @Ad
carries about - y cent. Of lead and VIII y-'d %
silv,r,,f,,rt so totbe TN. The PcrN0mrn niue,
Which is near the newly discovered VeWs has
h. en- worked to the depth of about 500 feet and
more than a quarter OF mile in ength-s64ooo
h,ve already been received for ore and about 400
inns more have been mined bat not yet sent to
market This, with the new veins, gives evi-
dcnce Of a field OF mineral wealth which promises
to add to the fame of Pennsylvania as the great
est mineral region in the world
We congratulate the country upon these dls-
coveries Even with our Lake Superior mines,
We are still importers Of copper to very large
extent; but the fact that rich bed OF copper oil
great extent and inexhGustible supply, exists
within 90 miles of our metropolis, and close to a
railroad and a canal goes 10 show that we sha!l
not be importers much longer. The English cop
per mines have for years yielded an annual pro-
duct of s7,OO0,000 The Pennsylvania copper re-
gion, when properly developed can exceed this,
for lis extent is greater while the per centage OF
pure metal, which in England averages but 9 per
cent is in Pennsylvania 30 cent. W shall look
with interest to the further development OF this
new source Of wealth to Pennsylvania.
Foreign Dry Goods transactions at the New
York Custom. House, for the week ending Nov. =
1850, as taken from the official entries, by clerk
in the Auditors Office, viz:
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AYrHo.Y j. BLEEcXEa, Aucroneer.
Av1HoYY J. BLEEcKER. Aucdoneer.
ONE HOISE AND flEN VALTA-

ONE HOUSE AND TEN YALUA-
SHBLE BUILDING LOTS On Fulton.av. ana on Hoyt
ct in The City Of Brooklyn, at Auction.-ANTHoNY j.
HLFFCKER viii sell at Auction on THURSDAY, Nov
Il 1850 at Y O'clock, at the Real Estate Sales Room,
Broad 81 the following desirable Properly-Yih:
on FULroN-Av. BEo0KLYN-3 valuable Lots OF Ground.
with building thereon, situated aud next the Of
Fulton az and Hoyi-st each lot beag size ~ feet inch
eg front and rear by "A feet in depth
Or HoYT.sT.-Also Lots Of Ground beautifully siiua-
ted for building purposes. directly in OF The above on
Hayt-st heta cen FuEoG-a2 ind Liyngslo - conlHle,
M II feet from FulJ0r-aysad -ot beIEE -uln u @s =
feet 9or. = ge. lnches by tfoa 10 to - '@e. ~
depfh- ,
81 lraPs Terms stJ fsr.7.- pa- .a--s = Ire above
q eel,l.s - tf!sl
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NFONFY-CASH FOR MORTGAGES.

IVA country gentleman, having on hand SEVERAL
THOUSAND DOLLARS, VIII purchase good first M0 5T
CAGES on New York, Brooklyn 0rN tlhamsourgh LUIS
ut moderate discount Mortgages for very small amounts
or having many years will not be objected 10 itweI
secured Address MORTGAGE" al this office, postpaid
i,,, ' NC Sta
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the Buffalo and Couloclon Valley Railroad
At Boston the Money market is rather easier.
II any change can be noted at all Notes are
seldom offered for street negotiation, but the
nominal rates are 2Q9 2 CT. on satisfactory
names On call, u fair supply can he obtained at
from q ; on good collUterals.
A notice is published in the Mount Holly MI
Mirror, that application will be made to the next
Legislature for a charter to company having
S2,000.000 capital, to construct a railroad from
some point on the river Delaware, near Camden,
through the Counties Of Camden, Burlington,
Ocean and Monmouth 10 point on Raritau Bay,
near Newport.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-09

The Honesdale Bank has declared dividend
Old y cent lor the last six months
The amount Of Cash Duties received at Phila,
deIphia for the first ten months Of the year was
s2053, 7ol, against S23259 same time last year
vt Philadelphia the money market is easy and
good short paper goes ate p cent
The Cdicoso Irjju7e says the returns Of the
Canal Collector Office at that City for the month
of October show handsome increase of the az
gregate business over the same month last year.
The following shows the comparative receipts of
Produce by Canal during the month of October
1910 ard SFO.
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In shipments the largest increase IS in The
article of Lumber, as the following comparative
statement Of the shipment of leading articles for
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-03-28
GEWTEEL DWELLING HOUSE
TO he sold mt ,jFsscF561aa


Ia IN THURSDAY, MARCH 2sth at IL O'Clock A. M .
inf " ON the premises will be sold the DWELLING
lI4kkaHOUSE, pleasantly situated STATE STREET re-
Gently built and occupied by Mr.. WILLIAM G. BARBOUR
Inc Lot large, containing about $4,000 feet and filed
10 those who know the premises would be superfuous
70 say word Perhaps it is not too much to say that
better and more convenient house be found in Wor
ceser The Rooms large and well arranged conve
nlence and comfort and finished throughout with
ness and taste for which the builder Capt Edward Lamb
is SO justly celebrated The door trimmings are of the best
SILVER plate and the walls of hard finish with five coats oil
the best quality OF paint The Cellar is full of
and Deep with heavy granite walls and divided several
convenient apartments by brick partitions paved in the
best possible manner throughout The location pleasant
and the house OF modern architecture with all improve
ens OF the age, and aordng from the Observatory fine
view oil the city and its suburbs rendering exce-
o one OF the most desirable residences that found
IN W orcester or elsewhere.
me House will be open the morning of SALE when all
VINO wish can examine the same.
further information can be had by calling upon Mr. Sum-
er Goss OF Mibury, Capt. Edward Lamb, Mr. William G..
BARBOUR or Geo. Bowen Esq. of Worcester.
should any one from abroad wish house before
Bowen. - - - 49,
GJAso, one of the best and eligible Buzz DING
LUIS IN the City of Worcester, adjoining the above and
peasy situated on the of State and Harvard Sts
containing about l50 feet.
Terms liberal and sale positive and postponemen on
account OF weather.
CHARLES P. BANCROFT, Auctioneer
Worcester, March IL, 1850 dyyists
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Commonwealth of Massachusetts.

WORCESTER, SS
Al meeting of the County Commissioners begun and hold
en- at Worcestewhin and for the County of Worcester
on the fourth Tuesday of March, A. d. 1850
On the petition aforesaid Ordered That notice be given
to all persons and corporations interested therein that said
Commissioners will the Depot of the Worcester and
Nashua Rail Road Co in Sterling aforesaid on Friday the
day of April next at nine of the clock in the
forenoon by publishing attesed copy of said Petition and
of this Order thereon in the Daily Spy newspaper printed
in Worcester said County, three weeks SUCCESSFULLY the
last publication be fourteen days. least before the day
last aforesaid.
And it is further Ordered That the Sheriff of said County,
or his Deputy the Town Clerk of the said town of
Sterling with an aested copy of said Petition and Order,
thirty DAYS least and also post aested copy there
of in two public places in said town of Sterling fourteen
days at least before the day last aforesaid at which time
and place the said Commissioners will proceed to view the
route set forth said Petition TO hear all and
poraon interested therein who may then and there desire
TO be heard thereon if they shall adnge that the prayer
of said Petition ougtto be granted then to lay out locate,
and establish new County road the route above de-
scrbed and all such damages as any person or
corporation may sustain by the location and construction
of the County road aforesaid.
Attest, VIM, a, SMITH, Slerk pro teW
Copy of the Petition and OF the Order OF nolce thereon
M2ed Attest, VIM. A. SMITH, Clerk pro tem
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Messengers Notice.

Worcester, ss Marcn -, iooo'
HON. HENRY CHAPLIN, Commissioner of Insolvency
I 1 for the County of Worcester, has this day issued
Warrant agains the Estate OF AMOS = ia hLi, o Leces
tr, IN said County manufacturers and partner in the late
firm of Earle &c Daniels insoleen debtor AMI the pay
men, nj any aud the delivery ofany property belonging
10 snd debtor TO him or for his use ana tue an
for of any property by him are forbidden by law
The frs meeting Of tho creditors OF said insoyont debtor
will held at Court OF Insolvency AT ihe once OF spu
Commsiouer in Worcester in said County, on the nine
eent DIV Of April next ten O'Clock in Il forenoon to
rs,,,o INosl J.DAY, d. S., Messenger
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NIessenger,s Notice.

W0,ctSter, SIS. - - Ha'v ~ -, ,ysn..
ZION. HENRY. CHAPLIN, Commissioner of Insolvency
far The County of Worcester. has this day issued
Warrant agan-, tko Estate Of ol.VlN BUIRiCk, o,
% ,ynent Of any debts or the delivery Of any property
belonging to said naovcnt debtor TO him OF 9 his use ana
The trnsr of any property by him arc forbidden pv aw
Tho st meeting Of the creditors of said nsovent ueoo,
il be held ni Court Insolvency at the oihcn OF raiu
Comnis.oner in Worcester said County, on the twenty
third dly Of April next, at Ten O'CLOCK IN c
FAR the proof of dobs and CHOOSE an asgnoe OF assgneo
Of bis Estate. [A2sl j. DAY, d. 81, Messenger
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House for Sale

&ys \ NEW and thorough built two story HOUSE.
Enf$ containing ID rooms, well finished, in the mos
-, modern STYLE conveniently arranged, excellent
wen oil WATER with 1000 feet of Land 1t is pleasantly L.
Gated on an emnence within three minutes walk OF the
Post oice, commanding delightful prospect of the city
au frohdihg countrypresentng opportunity rarely
louhd lof tose wishing to purchase. Terms liberal In
cure at BROWNS Real Estate Agency Office, No, 5
CENTRAL EXCHANGE. d6twtf March On
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House Lots, Houses, SC.

EvA BEAUTIFUL LOTS, containing nearly an acr,
E:@h ID each, delightfully."- situated Farmount," ha
mile north of the Court House. unequaled for bea
y ofocation and aspect for those who prefer live
out and own large lot for very moderate cost.
Finely situated LOTS Harvard Street, the eevats
land directly west of the Central Church. the desra
lots remaining in the market.
Very desirable Lots the Brewery Estate the Yves
em Railroad Depot, and i'll other parts OF the city.
Also several Dwelling Houses in different parts of t.
city. Good Gardening land by the acre, and other R,
property, for sale the most accommodating terms by
Feb 49, eodistf d. s. MESSENGER.
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N essenger's Notice.

Messengers Notice.
Iyorcecter &C. March 26, 1885,
TON, HENRY CHAPLIN, Commissioner of Insolvency
for the County of Worcester, has this day issued
Warrant against the Estate of CHARLES RANDALL, of
Peterani in said County. yeoman an insovent debtor,
aud the Debts the delivery Of any proper
~ belonging to sud nsoveni debtor 10 him or for his so,
nnl the of any property BY him forbidden BY law
The first meeting OF the creditors OF said nsovent uenof
will he held at Court of Insolvency AT the Office OF said
Commissioned Worcester in said county on the seven
teon,h day Of APRIL at ten O'Clock IN the forenoon,
for the pfoof oe Debts aud choose assignee or
sgnees of his Estate .
/ Ml3 LUTHER CIIFFOND, II. -, messenger.
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Cheap Goods.

OEhCsEH5 WUUESs
WE constantly receiving FROM AUCTIONS, various
w lots of CHEAP GOODS, which well worth the
attention of economical families and individuals Many of
these lots sell quickly that they not advertised
We would now call attention to
bales HEAVY SHEET'INGS, in Remnants, at 81 cts;
bales Bartlett CottonS IS inch, SO inch, and 54 in long
remnants % per CT under the wholesale price for piece
Goods.
Handsome Striped Curtain Muslirs for l2t cts;
Copperplates and Prints for 81 cts
Better qualities, fast coors, 81 cts;
New Style China Pearl Bonnets, 50 cts
Handsome Wro't Muslin Collars, Ct cts;
Real Thread Lace do IL! cts;
New Spring De LANES, at l24 cts;
do Merrimac, Cocheco and Hamilton Prints, 10 cts,
Heavy Ill WooI CARPETS at As cts;
do Cotton Warp do in bright colors, at SO cts;
do All Cotton do for one shilling;
10-4 by 1874 Counterpanes for So;
And variety Of other goods III all departments equally
cheap. CHAMBERLlN d. co.
March 20. DIV
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Dwelling House for Sale.

4~% INITIATED in Cherry Valley, Leicester, four miles
~ from the City Hall, Worcester, also Barn. Shop
and about one ofLand well stocked with various
KINDS oil iru The above offers chance for person
wishing to engage the bucherng business as the subscr
per mas all the implements and carving or
the above business which he will sell low with or without
tne premises The above premises would be good loca-
oh lor boot and shoe manufactured For further partic
ulars, inquire of the subscriber on the premises
March %. d6tw4t HTGH Known
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NOTICE.

UEENE.
DY License of Court will be sold at public auction the
ID premises in Worcester Wednesday, the goth day of
March next, O'Clock in the afternoon, the following Real
Estate to wit A LOT OF LAND containing about 5000
square feet with BARN thereon situate the of
Chandler and Spruce Streets in Worcester and being the
same Estate whereof Geo G. Dresser. deceased died
seized For further particulars inquire of the subscriber
TILLEY RAYMOND, Admir-.
Worcester, Feb II, 1885,
The above sale stands Adjourned to
Wednesday, the Sd day Of April neat, 10 O'Clock
A. NJ, on the premises
Also the time and place, will be sold above,
MORTGAGE the adjoining Lot given by Rufus Hastings
G. Dresser the payment of about COO dol
lars the particulars of which will be made known at the
sale. TlLLEY RAYMOND, Admir-,
s. w. SELBY IL CO., Auctrs.
Worcester March co. 1850. M2ed8t
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IHassanamisco House, Grafton.

Aza HNHE subscribers would respectfully inform the cit
liens of Grafton and the public generally that the
Lee have taken the above named House, and pledge them
selves to be in readiness and prepared all
MEDIATE the travelling and business public and parties of plea
sure at the shortest notice. They most respectfully solicit
the public patronage EDWIN S. BALL,
Grafton Jan 8, 1850 diff DENNY S. PUTNAM
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Grand National Exhibition.
Beautiful Dioramic Views,

AT BRINI.EY HALL.
FJNHE Propretors respectfully inform the inhabitants of
l. Worcester that they will give an Exhibition
EVERY EVENI.NG THIS WEEK,
Embracing Views of the BATTLE of TRENTON, in two
beautiful scenes-BatLe Of Bunker Hill and Condagraton
of Charlestown View in Boston, and Embarkation of the
British Troops-A Grand Moving Panorama, including
Midnight Scene in Florida entitled the INDIANS GRAVE,
which changes to Sunrise View in ScotlBnd-ogether with
several SPLENDID DROP SCENES.
G-FFor particulars Programme.
Prices of admission IS centsChidren half price Doors
open at 81 O'Clock, to commence at !.
March % d
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Farm for Sale or to V-ef

EzzI SIfUATED in Shrewsbury Il miles west of the
m = centre and miles from Worcester containing So
acres OF good Land with many valuable fruit trees
efeo also good buildings in good repair For further in
Shrewsbury, March %. dwtf
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Stone Gssssa.s.a, qf .gaxctioas.

w Ill be sold at Auction on TUESDAY the Second day
" Of Apri at ten O'Clock A. NJ, on the premises that
valuable Stone Quarry known the WORCESTER
sOUIH LEDGE, situated about two miles from the CITY
Hall This Quarry is of the best easier of access
than any other in this vicinity it lies upon height Of
land and very large body Of the the surface
ready to be blocked by the quarter without the usual extra
labor OF removing the soil Although been quar-
red from THIS Ledge more than half century, yet APP
known depth.
There is ready market for this granite Worcester and
vlcnty and to any wishing engage in this business
it presents rare opportunity
u Also, at the same time and place. will be sold lot of
Underpnning and Junck STONE; a frst-rate DERRICK
for hosting stone BLACKSMITH SHOP, Bellows &c
Terms made known at the time and place of sale Fer
further particulars inquire of j.. L. WOODWARD.
alillbury, March l8, 1850. dw2wr
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C0se'E be Beat :!

FNFiE subscriber would say TO his Old friends in this City
and vicinity that he has taken the well known Daguer
reotype Rooms, No l42 MAIN STREET, WORCESTER, two
doors north of b. L. Harden Co.'s Store where he pre-
pared to take AS GOOD PICTURES and as Cheap can
be taken in this other city, and set them in Cases.
Lockets Pins and Rings pains will be spared in giving
satisfaction Ladies and Gentlemen invited to call and
examine specimens before sitting elsewhere.
March 49, diff j. K. BUNDY.
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EEnnuy FenH
,7SOelce TO Printers.

CEALED PROPOSALS will be received until MONDAY,
y April 18TH for printing paper in this city, to be issued
Daily, Semi Weekly and Weekly, new materials.
Amount Of composition about Twenty-Five Thousand ems
per day. Proposals should state the price per token for
pross work separate The work to be done with prompt
ness and in neat workmanlike and acceptable manner
All communications addressed to w. II. B. Worcester,
Mass frost paid will receive attention and further nfor
nation given. wltd3t* March q.
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Household Furniture at Auction

VIII be sold at Public Auctions
On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, March 2Sth,
commencing at l! O'clock
III Mr. Geo. LoUeI's, No. TfumbuU Street,
The entire Furniture contained in said House, consisting of
Ali-WOOl Carpets, Feather Beds,
Mattresses, Bed Clothing, Bedsteads superior SOFA,
elegant CARD TABLE pAIR-CLOTH CHAIRS,
Mahogany Work Table, Oil Cloth Carpetng
superior Secretary, Refrigerator, Looking Glasses,
one day Brass Clock, good Cooking Stove Parlor
Stoves Cane and Wood Seat Chairs, Bureaus
Dining Tables Two of Crockery, Wash Stands Dress
ing Tables, Window Curtains with general
assortment of Kitchen Furniture.
March &C. DIST S. w. SELBY & CO., Auct's.
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To the Hon. County Commissioners of the County
Of Worcester.

OF Worcester
THE undersigned inhabitants of the town of Sterling,
West Boylson and Princeton, in the said County re-
specially represent that the public convenience and
siy require the location and construction of aCouny road
in said town of Sterling commencing at point the
of Edward Taylor thence in souheasery direction
to Sterling Depot Worcester and Nashua Railroad,
thence north eastery the house of John Gates and
Cyrus Belknap point the house Of Silas Howe
the road leading from Sawyer Mills Square Shire School
house said Sterling They therefore request your Hon.
Board your earliest convenience to locate and estab
lish County Road the and between the
mini Aforesaid. JONA. NICHOLS, and 46 others.
Sterling, Oct. llth, l849.
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Wanted immediately,

TWO or three GIRLS to work VESTS and PANTS
None but the best of workmen need apply-to such
steady work and good wages will be given.
Grafton, March %. d2w w. MECORNEY.
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grimm pissgS
N. s. MOORE, 2a3 NTain-st,

IA. Ss NAUWKSE., EES NEHEH-sI,
VE7E happy notice has opened large
w of Clothing and GentcmeIs Furnishing Goods, aid
from the experience he has had practical mechanic
Manufacturing Clothing, and the superior which
he turns out work. we feel full confidence in calling the
public notice and examine his garments.
He is in the market selecting for the Spring trade.
His Store embraces part of the OLD UNITED STATES
HOTEL, 213 MAIN STREET diff March 81
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VEsIfes and NRamaillas.

M E are now manufacturing from NEW YORK and
w PARIS PATTERNS, splendid assortment of SACKS,
VIsrEs and MANTILLs, of the best materials and work
manship, and trimed in the latest style.
March 90 DIV HENRY CHAMBEKLIN & co.