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gousE OF REPRESENTATIVES,,

Mr. BAYLY, Loco OF Va. asked leave to intro
duce resolution, making tho special order Of tue
day for Monday next, and thereafter until they shall
have been disposed Of the bills for the payment Of
Revolutionary and other Pensions, Naval Pensions,
Expenses of the Military Academy, Indian De
patjmeni service, Of the Post-Otice Department,
Expenses OF the Navy and Army, and for FORTH
cations for the year ending 30th June, 1851.
A short conversation ensued
Objections were made TO the introduction Of the
resolution.
Mr.. BAYLY asked for the yeas and nays on his
motion to suspend the rules, which resulted ia to
eO-not two thirds-ald tho question was decided
in the negative.
Mr. SrEPAESs tWhig) Of Ga. offered resolution
providing for an adjournment Of Congress on The
18th OF August
TIE yeas and nays were called on a suspension
of the rules Decided in the negative-sl TO III
Mr.. PUTNAM WING OF n. Y. asked leave to Of
fer a resolution providing that the daily ho1r o.
meeting OF the House hereafter shall be II COCK
By vote ofl44 70 50 the rules were suspended
end the resolution passed.
Mr.BURr of s. c. offered the following resolu-
ton, which was adopted;
Eesolred That the Presdeni be requested 10 eommenl
cafe TO tie House froi Incompatible with The pubic lLoI
rved In he ,onsdron Tor the suppression q the Attic A
Slave trade tccorsirg 10 The treaty Of "Aslas'H' -
he annual expenditures ind cost OF ne
he number OF slave ships captured ard saves ieletse
and The number Of oficers AID men VINO lave ae1
b In that service
On motion Of Mr.. BATLY. it was
Fesrsd Thai the PIe,ident Be reqnefet % eoialSa
ale he HJuIe the amount Of money eoHec.sa -
eU,.ous CaforiA from the period OF the eoneils1I ~
.e 1sr VIII Mexico until The Collector appointed ~ -
The Il Sd March ls4s ettered uPon me oo5eT
oce, and vhsi dsposinoR has been made OF ns
hus collected ard wheeler II any has been expsoes
for what purpose, and under y hsi antnoIly nc
were made and under what lA~, disposed o.. ,,da, a
Mr.. NcCLERsASD offered resolution unoe, :
suspension Of the rules, instruciiog the Cornms'ss
on Public Lands to report bill granting 70 o@Ju
State in which there IT, or may hereafter oe P;o-
JIG institution for the deaf and dumb, ohnd, I. ~
,ape towpsbip of laud for the use Of such lnsI'u
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The Bunker Hill Celebration.

BOsTON, Monday, J1ne II
Business has nearly been suspended to-day IN
CONSEQUENCE Of the great celebration Of the snnvef
sary Of the battle Of Bunker Hill, at Chsrle'''"n'
The scene of celebration is crowded with PeOPi''
An imposing procession, headed BY large nali.A
~ escort, together with the Executive Of inc 0'"'o
Judges of the Supreme and other Courts reVo.
tiopary veterans, &c. marched to the navy A'u
wbe,c Hon. Edward Everett delivered an eloquent
go wbicb will appear from the authors notes
IN the morning papers The dinner was attended
-. Tosrlv 600 persons, and patriotic speeches
a. ,oasts abounded.
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Spirit of the Washington Press.

Special Dispates 10 The Tribune
WASHINGTON, Monday, June II.
The Republics leader occupies two and quar-
ter columns indicating the Presidents plan against
the charge of the Macon Journal and Messenger,
that the President had assumed position of hos.
tiity to the Southern States 1t attacks the On
nbus bill unsparingly declaring its practical effect
the same as the Wilmot Proviso. 1t gives as an
opinion that he who advocates the bill as gain to
the South, stultGes himself and insults the intei-
gence Of tina. whole section. 1t closes with pro
nOuncing the Omnibus bill IN egregOus humbug.
Inc article u atuScsise S"'S" "''en''olh
The Republic also gives lSns leii-, ,om dis
lnguished citizen Of the South opposing the buying
GU. Of Texas He thinks the South in no danger,
and the extension Of Slavery to the Pacific unsafe
as well as unnecessary.
The InteligeHeer's leader is on the United States
sns Spain 1t contraiicts the rumor OF an anticpat
ed Kpture says the Contoy prisoners are in no
Danger and thinks the somewhat rash young
Prince viii come to terms without war.
The Southern Organ goes OF like hot cakes. Its
sloyenly appearance has disappointed greatly. Its
friends are IN trouble already 1t is rumored that
Sage one Of lis printers is an Aboitoniss, because
he - warm friend Of the administration and
CONES Crom Thsddeus Stevens district. Probably
there will be change
Senator BoRLAND has been called home by sick
ress in his family.
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s,samboat Disaster.

LOUISVILLE, KY Monday, June IL.
rho steamer "Gladiator' bound for New
orlesns with a heavy cargo, struck log near
Salt River, and shipped several feet Of water
She nut back to New. Albany, where she unoaded
and is undergoing repairs. The cargo has sustain
ed considerable damage
The river was Oh the stand yesterday We had
yery heavy rain last night.
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Later from Florida.

CHARLESTON, Monday, June H.
The steamer Monmouth arrived at Savannah in
AZ hours from Indian River-passengerS, Major
Lieuts. Heath and Carlyle-they report that 4
companies Of artillery left Indian River for Fort
Mead. The troops were in good health
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Receipts since Saturday.-FLoUR, 1000 bbls.
WHET i5OOO bushels; CORN, $4,000 do -FLoUR was in
moderate demand and prices shade In favor ofbuyes
saes of Michigan have been effected al s. 80 THERE'S
moi much naury after WHEAT. CORN lin fair request al
sec al which 600 bushels have been sold.
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Our Trouble with Caba.

WASHINGTON, Monday, June IT.
The Iatelgeaccr Of this morning denies that
there is any danger OF rapture between this Gov
erSment and Spain.
1t says that the government has no knowledge OF
the reported torture or Ofdesth being inflicted upon
any ofthe COntOy prisoners, and anticipates no
harm 10 them
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Great Fire and Loss Of Life.
MONTREAL Monday, June

fire broke out on Saturday evening in Naza-
reth.st. Two hundred houses were burnt down
also St. AIMS Church, and large quantity Of lum-
Der. One or two women were burned to death
The property is mostly insured.
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Sugar and Corn Crops,

NEW ORLEANS, Sunday, June 9.
The Sugar and Corn crops on lower Brazos and
Oyster Creek are highly promising, but the Cotton
il backward. The steamer Yacht from Brazos at
New Orleans brings $4,000 specie. The Indians
are still depredating.
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Great Rire,

PHILADELPHIA, Monday, June II.
A large fire broke out this morning at Columbia
Lancaster Co. A whole block was burnt down
The iSpy" printing Office, and Car house, are in
ashes. Upward of thirty families are houseless,
and the loss is estimated at $4,000
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day next.
Fire 1T Detroif.

DETROIT, Monday, June II.
A fire occurred here last night at the corner Of
Jefferson and Beabien SITS, consuming dwelling.
house, grocery store and cabinetshop.
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AesTnder year IS 10 years - 20 yS - -
To no wears 9; 10 TO years II; ~ % yea, - ~
al vesrs so: 40 10 50 years al 80 TO ~ years IA "
yesrs. 8; 10 to 50 years, 2; 90 TO " years - 0n'
Known, s Total, ze2 -, s.... ,-e r,sl.ns Al.
rrsis,d n: Scotland /; Wales, q Germany IA sfsace
a s@s5sn I. Prussia. /; Unknown Ia TOTAL @OS
Eo0M Ho,pitsL Bellevue, 9; Peniiennary BlaczweiPs
1.i.rS a small Pox Do /; Lunanc Asylum, DO, wards
isisrd Q: RaDdes Island. City Hospital Sii{ fn'
io - Ans House BackweIPs lIand, 8 Colored Home,
4; CooFed Persons, 10.
Aswe anticipated, there is large increase from
the previous week, bat still the number Is very
low for this period Of the year. The warm weather
begins to be felt in some degree, and the careless
use of green fruit and vegetables have some inHu'
epce. The number of deaths FOR the correspond
ing week in ls49 was 425. Cholera 1859 Allow
ing for increase Of population, and deductlng
Cholera the ratio Of decrease for this year Is prob
ably IL to Is per cent. for the week Pulmonary
diseases run about the same as last year the
mortality among children is still rightfal-oHe ANN
dred aud tpeatyyere under years Of age, or 'de-
Quoting various cssualties improperly diseases
fly.ere per cent Of the whole mortality was Oh
children Of less than Eve years Is the proportion
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Confirmation.

WAsBINGToS, Monday June II.
JOHN w. AsHNEAD was unanimously confirmed
on Saturday United States Attorney for the East
ern District OF Pennsylvania.
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california;, Oregon, and the sandwicn isianns,
,ukn,bed on the departure Of each MAIL e'eanef i"i
SS.sseres Pnce 81 cents per copy. - - ,,
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Arrival of the Grays.

BALTIMORE, Monday, June H.
Independent Grays arrived home at Baltimore
this afternoon.
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Nfarkets....ALBANY, June II

The receipts of FLOUR since Saturday have been
500 bbls No arrivals OF WHEAT CORN The MARKETS
.lesdy for FLOUR but inactive OATS steady al SCI
with sales off O6O bush.
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
w TELEGRAPH TO THE NETWORK TRIBUNE.
Awful Steamboat Di-asier-T"o Hun"
bred Lives Lest.

bred Lives Lost.
By Teeeyaph ezelusiSeiy to The Tribune
EXPRESS OFFICE Buffalo, Z
Monday, June II.
The steamer Griffin, Capt RoBY, left this
mort Yesterday morning, with over two hun
5red passengers for Toledo, and when with
IN 90 miles of Cleveland, took fire and burn
ed to the waters edge.
The mate who swan ashore and reached
Cleveland, reports that only 80 persons were
saved.
Over two hundred lives were lost, among
whom were Capt. Roby and wife.
The passengers were mostly emigrants.
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The Census.

WASHINGTON, Monday, June H.
The Marshall Of the District having completed
his arrar gements, the deputies will enter upon the
duties of collecting the Census returns on Wednes-
dav NEXT.
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Markets. .WAsHIEGToN. June
NInrkets....BurFALo, juno II.

cargo Of Sugar at auction at Georgetown
brought fom so TO g. There waa some spirited bid
ding.
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NrW.YORK TRIBUNE.

.oss p.iLr rKsuss Is fOsI,'
''' , r aORsrsO, l'usOAr' IhS.' 81 spruce
n. rrlsaa. Baiis, nss.,; s's iss cis Ia,
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snS'SsIDs os TsSsSsG 70 o ~ ss
9 e cd TaISS DsS .S bose II rSs
= sss Osios, whose .sIr. az az difference
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Esr Earo pean Circulation,
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TIE PUBLIC HEALTH-The following is the
Weekly Report Of Deaths in the City aud County
Of New.York
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TuE sEMI-wEEKLY TRiBUhL

rublished every Wsdnssday 1Ho 9st1'"NS N-0'"
tyte 81 per annCm. Two copies ioi %
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IsquEsr.-The Coroner held an inquest at 3
Avenue b, upon the body Of Enoch Quinn, an Iris
lad 10 years of age, who was instantly killed, yes
terday morning, by falling from 4 scafiold in tn
ship yard of VIM. ii. Brown. The la1 was warne
Of his DANGER but refused TO leave the scafiold.
verdict in accordance with the above facts wa
REL dered.
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Messenser,s Notice.

Worcester, SIS. April4, 1850
ZION. HENRY CHAPLIN, Commissioner Of Insolvency
i the County Of Worcester, has this day issued II
Warrant agains the Estate of CALVIN COLBURN, of
tho payment If any debts and the delivery Of any
pery heiongin. said nsolven debtor, 10 him for his
use and the transfer Of any property by him forbidden
by law
The st meeting Of the creditors of said nsolvent debtor
will be held Court oil Insolvency. the Office of said
Commits soncr in Worcester in said County, the twenty
second day o April Instant nine O'Clock in Il forenoon
prove their debts aud cnon assignee assgnees of
his Estate. A5l l. BAKER, JR, d. s., Messenger !,
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Commonwealth of Massachusetts.

Worcester SIS. April 4, 1850
DY virtue OF an Execution which issued upon Judgment
- in favor of Ann Dudley of Norhbridge. in said
County, and Executrix of the last Will and Testament of
Amaa Dudley, late of said Uxbrdge, deceased, against
LAWSON TAYLOR of Worcester i'll said County, yeo-
man. at the March Term of the Court of Common Pleas
for said County, A. D. 1850, have taken all the Right in
Equity that the said Lawson Taylor had the ninth day
of November, A. d. l849 the day when the
attached process redeem certain morgaged
Real Estate in said Worcester and the that is
described mortgage deed thereof from Lawson Taylor
and Royal Taylor James Esahrook recorded in the Reg
sry Of Deeds for said County, book 425 page 264 and
Saturday, the twenty fifth day of May next, A. D. 1850, at
two O'Clock in the afternoon at my office in Worcester No
136 Main Street. shall offer for sale the highest bidder
public auction the aforesaid Lawson Tayiors right in
equity of redemption said estate to satisfy said execution
and all fees and CHARGES of sale.
A5d !. DAY, D Sheriff.
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Messengers Notice. ~
N .cz4.||l60.

W0FffSIfT, M NpFIB1YIblUs
LION. HENRY CHAPLIN, Commissioner of Insolvency
Ii for the County ofWorcester. has this day issued a
Warrant against tho Estate oil DARWIN WOODS, Of
Ashuhnn, in said County auner insovent debto and
The payment OF debts, tho delivery Of my property
belonging TO said nsoycn debtor TO him for his use and
the trnnsisr OF any property by him forbidden by law
The first meeting Of the creditors Of said insoven debtor
viii be held at Court o Insolvency the Office OF said
Commissioner, in Worceser In said Cuuy, the twenty
sixth day ~ April iust, ut ten O'Clock in the forenoon,
tor the proof of debts nn CHOOSE assignee ussgneof
II his EAtate. tA3l J. DAY, ID. s Messenger
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n. s, MOORE, 2I3 Main Street,

HAS opened in the old United States Hotel splendid
LII Rcom formerly the Dancing Hall, beautiful stock of
WELL Made CLOTHING,
FURNISHING GOODS, DRESS THiRTS, &c.
His Stock embraces every style of goods usually by
Gentlemen and his price .iinSly fom. Yonr interest
will be consulted by hooking through his stock before pur
chasing at No. 2l3 MAIN STREET, u. ). Hotel
April g diff
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OBI Eserga saaOt.
CauprtvaershiD Notice.
For snIe or Exchange,

a., FARM Of 13l acres lyite in Wnchcndon, north
80 "A part of Worcester Co., well divided INTO now
- ing tlage and pasture Land well situated to make
two small Farms the buildings consist OF ao ioot Dar
house used us shop and carriage house There is wen "
excellent and durable water at house and barn For rher
particulars inquire OF hEubhN p Wcd,,o.
April 1. dot ~ Schoofsueo'' "o'V0'si'
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REMOVAL,

~ e subscriber having leased the spacious CITY
| STORE formerly occupied by MARTIN STOWE, and'put
in complete repair would respectfully invite the attention
of the Pablo to his large and fresh stock of
FOREIGN & DOMESTIC DRY GOODS,
which have been purchase during the last week
At New York Auctions.
ard will be sold at the LOWEST PRICES.
Grateful for the liberal patronage heretofore bestowed
upon the subscriber he would solicit of the
same his New Store where every exerton VIII be made
to satisfy all who may favor us with call.
n Remember the place, Cry sroRE,
No. las HEain street.
Aprf3 dw3wis c. j NEWCOMB.
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
AV AUCTFON
ON WED.N.ESDAY My FIR ST

ON WEDN,ESDAY, My FIRST,
Iz9 on the premises,
fTSTA A IL that LOT OF LAND, with TWO DWELL
LIE u ING HOUSES thereon now owned by WILLIAM
oVEY situated on Summer and School Streets containing
about q OO0 square feet, well stored with choice fruit trees
OF various descriptions This will be sold four
seperate Lots commencing at lot No. containing New
and most convenient Dwelling House. sufficiently large for
any moderate sized family, and the whole is finished in
neat and fashionable manner. The situation extremely
pleasant and the prospects be hid by build
lgs This Lot has front Summer St. of 63 f. and con-
tans about 1000 So. #. of Land
LOT NO 2, is situated the corner of Summer and
school St. on which stands the present Dwelling
WIN Hovey This dwelling house has been built about
Years, and Is in good order, and well built The walls
were filed with brick before finishing. This lot adjons No.
and is 81 IT, on Snmerst, and 70 feet School-st
~ It, on the line OF Lot No and about 74O0
of land.
LOTS Nos and f. As feet front on Schoolst and
I32 leet rear There beautiful pure run
ng through the of these lots and through No
Inc Whole west line OF Lot NO q, 1872 f. lies within 90
oil the Nashua Railroad and nearly parallel with the same
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Valuable Real Estate for Sale.

al THE subscriber offers for sale that valuable Estate
1...Ss situated tire of Chatham and Clinton
,I Streets, only three minutes walk from the City Hail.
which is Brick dwelling House, well fitted up and
in thorough repair.
Also, several valuable BUILDING LOTS on Chatham
Street. opposite the above premises Any of the above will
be sold BARGAIN the purchaser and the Of
payment made easy. Possession given Immediately.
If the House is sold within week. it will be let
fair price. Inquire of PAINE ALDRICH.
April 2. dwtf
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Cashmere Long and Square ShaWIs.
FEW Cartons of choice colors. in store, which
N offer less than can be bought elsewhere.
March 49, dw4wis HALL & THOMPSON.
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WADAME G.. AMY,

INDEP EVIDENT Clair YdN'T,
AND BOTANIC DOCTORESS. =
THIS celebrated and wonderfully gifted PHILOSOPHERS has
/ arrived in this city, and to the Ladies and
Gentlemen that she will make short stay the W0R-
CESTE HOUSE. where she has taken apartments for the
accommodation Of her visitors who will be politely received,
and conducted to Madame Amy's parlor.
AS an INDEPENDENT ClAlRVOYANT, she will, by
the aid of her universally acknowledged skill in Physogno-
nv, Physiology, and Phenoogy inform those who will in
vegae her TALENTS Of the leading traits of their character
and their Influence and connection with business She will
give information concerning PERSONS, PROPERTY &c. and
describe their Whms, Notions, &C., as though she had
known them fron birth.
aes delicate health may be assured that Madame Amy
is able give them information which will be invaluable,
urd such desire it, will reveal secrets north hfoI0
She also delivers Printed Examinations She viii make
Cairvoyant EXaIniMains in oflnvalds She will
select from the vegetables kingdom remedy for Scrofua,
and all other diseases arising from impurities of the blood
Price so cents--Chars extra. DIFF April 4.
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mOOdS-ROOfs.
For &RIe.

THE BASS DRUM and SYMBOLS formerly used in the
Worcester Brass Band, will be sold very cheap for cash
Also the whole Of their large collection of MUSIC such
prices will enable Brass Bands TO furnish themselves with
assortment at a very low rate. Apply to
April 3 l. FlSKE, 236 Main st.
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Also, one ether Valuable Estate.


Situated on Laurel and Hanover Streets in Worcester
ahont 400 feet east of the first mentioned estate and known
as HoVEY'S POND LOTS. This lot of land is very CEN
tray located and easily build it contains about
$4,000 So feet OF Land and Double Dwelling House partly
hhShed % By III IT, % stories high This Estate will be
soid IN SIX separate lots beginning with
NO. l. on which the Dwelling House is located. directly
east OF george oveys house, IS feet in 'front.' laid for
aCout 10 sad houseste lot and court contains $500 IT,
Lot No fronts Laurel ard Hanover Square 50 f. and
contains ABOUT $500 So IT, This is of the pleasant
locations for dwelling in that part of the city,
LOT NO ., fronts on the square, SO feet front
ated. > - 80
Lot No 80 feet front Hanoverstreet and contains
40o This lot is 80 feet deep and is the width front
and rear.
Lot No. s. - feet front on and
1900 It. - ' W ~
Through these five lots there is fine stream of water
WHICH Is natural trout brook, confined cul-
vert OF suitable and dauth TO carry all the water in ~
tom OF the cellars This is rarely to be met
with in any city
Lot NO fronts The south end Of Orchard st. and con-
tahs about ol0O So #. This location will command an en-
trance and view OF the whole length of Orchard-st.
Taking INTO consideration The central and pleasant
location OF these two entire estates doubtful whether
there ever will be again such chance for profitable invest
ment i'll the city of Worcester
u the terms viii be liberal and the sales POSITTVE-a
large proportion of the purchase money may remain on
mortgage For further particulars inquire of WILLIAM
On the premises Of the subscriberwho will ex-
niD inc Plalls OF said LOTS at his Auction Rooms No 55
MAIN STREET, WORCESTER.
April !, 1856 iws I. w. BANCROFT. Auct.
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To Rent.

THE BUILDING being erected the Brick
Church in Pleasant Street. 1t will have handsome
Gothic Front aud may be finished III any desired by
the Lessee Possession given early in pril Inquire of
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NaH'A'ACE.

NUHHCEIs
RI G.. MOORE has taken his old stand on FRONT STREET
the Norwich Railroad, where he will be happy TO
upon his old customers and the public generally He
will constantly keep on hand FOREIGN and DOMESTIC
FRUITS and VEGETABLES. Also, OYSTERS, REFRESH
Ngxrs, Roof BEER, SODA, etc. II Cash paid for Eggs
April g