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TWO DAYS LATER FROM CUBA,
Flight Of the LaUading Forces-1Hc Creole at
Key West-Gea. Lopez al SGrannah,

Flight Of the Hacading Forces-1he Creole al
Key West-Gea. Lopez at Savannah
SAVANNAH, May %.
The steamship Isabel touched off this port this
morning, from Havana and Key West. She left
Havana on the 22d nst-two DAYS after the Ohio
According to the advices brought by the Isabel the
invading forces are thrown into confusion, and pro-
badly are already used up.
The steamer Creole, which carried that part of
the invading force that landed at Cardenas succeed
ed IN escaping from that port, and has arrived al
Key West, auth Gen. Lopez, the Commander, in
Cbfef Of the inuGderS, on board. Gen. l.. and one
OF his aids, Major Sachez Essnaga, arrived in this
city this morning, and have taken lodgings at the
City Hotel
The following information is obtained from him;
The expedition left the islay del Contoy, on the
northeast corner of the Yucatan coast on the 10TH
and landed at Cardenas on the 10Th inst THE Ohio
brought word that the landing at Cardenas took
place on the 18th. They lost some time in landing
which gave the authorities time to send an express
to Colozo, about ten miles distant The expedition
entered the town and attacked the Jail, supposing ii
to be the barracks The jail-guard, composed of
fifteen men, stood fire like old soldiers. Troops were
seen at this moment crossing the plaza. They were
hailed, and answered by firing upon the troops At
ter tins, some soldiers went to the Government
House, which was attacked. The House was well
defended but 1t was finally burned. The few troops
surrendered themselves.
The town of Cardenas remained in peaceable pos
session of the invaders. The troops, however, be-
ing dissatisfied with their own receptions and having
lost time in getting the wounded and fuel on board
the steamer Creole, which was to return for rein
torcements, became disheartened, and insisted upon
going to Key West.
They were closely pursued by the Spanish war
steamer Pzarro, but escaped.
SdrGnnah, Sunday, May 90 IL P. NJ. Much
excitement was produced here last night by the ar
rest of Gen, Lopez by the U. s. Marshal, under or
ders from the President of the United States His
aid, Maj. Sanchez Essnaga was also taken into GUS
tody. They were carried before Judge Nichols of
the District Court. No evidence being adduced to
justify commitment, the parties were discharged at
about Ii 3D. O'Clock last night.
Gen Lopez was conducted to his lodgings at the
City Hotel, by large escort ofcitizens Being loud
y called for, he came out before the people, and
made an animated speech, interrupted by the pIau-
dts of the multitude. He declared it to be his in
flexible purpose to persist in his enterprise, and was
determined until Cuba was free and disenthraled
from the yoke of Spain all risks and at every haz-
ard Cheers.
He left the city at O'Clock this morning Sunday
| for Mobile
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CURIOUS FACTS. The Washington correspon-
dent OF the Charleston News says:
The Second part of Mr. Ewbank's Patent Office
Report contains much valuable matter, procured by
aborious Investigation? 1t appears that the con-
sumption of Sugar in the world is estimated at near
ly million of tons annually. In 1914, Cuba alone
furnished 200, 900 tons.
From a record in the Post Office Department it
appears that the first stage between New York and
Philadelphia commenced running in 1856, and &C.
cupied three days. Newspapers were carried by
mail, free charge, until 1858, when, by reason of
the great increase, they charged with postage
of9d. each year for 80 miles, and sd for 100 miles
| Professor Rodgers has commenced his Geological
Lectures al the Smithsonian Institute. In the course
of his remarks he stated some very interesting facts
relative to our great rivers 1t appears that the Mis-
sssissppi River drains an area of 800, 900 square
miles; and the total amount of water discharged per
annum, in cubic feet 1902, lis $40 900.
| The amount of sedimentaIy matter in the Mis-
sssipp water Is estimated at about one twelve hun
dreth part, by measure, of the whole volume dis
charged per annum; and since the alluval deposits
in the delta are estimated to have mean depth of
! so feet, and to have been wholly deposited by the
Mississippi and ITS tributaries the least possible time
upon these hypothesis required for the deposition of
the delta, would be 1868 years. The water dis
charged in the same time would fill sea $50 miles
square and one mile deep.
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AETI-SLAYERY CONVENTION. The Naw Ero-
land Anti-slayery Convention will hold its annual meet.
ing IN Boston, on Tuesday, May 18th, commencing at
10 O'Clock, A. M, and continuing in session, day and
evening, (as usual y for three days
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% Lady from Litchfed, Conn. last week while
on the Naugatuck Railroad had the misfortune to lose
all her money, $265. Before the train arrived at New
York $40 was made up by subscription, and the re-
mander, 1925 was given by one ndividua who refus
led to give his name
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H. PALhIER, the American Newspaper AGENT is
tn, he authorized AGENT for the DAILY and WEEKLY pY in
dI oes u boston New York, and Philadelphia and is
u empowered to take advertisements and sucbsrintons
at the same rates required by us CIV" l'onS
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Our Southern brethren give us some hard hits &C.
caslonally, and we suppose it is best TO take them
good naturedly. The following is from the Savannah
Georgian:-Prov. Jour-
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NOTICE,

HE subscribers will continue the Hardware Bus,ness nj
the stand lately occupied by BATES POOLE, No. 1871
MAIN STREET. where they will keep constantly on hand MS
good an assortment of HARDWARE PAINTS OILS
the city. sAMi poo n a. IN "
"orcehter April ~, 1901. distf
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port, dated 2ls inst, states that house occupied by
a Mr.. Albee at Whitneyyile, was burned the pre-
vious night, and that four chilirea persisted in the
flames. kFf
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- AT the Catholic church, in Boston, on Saturday
mornIng, Signor Benedet the celebrated tenor, was
married to Boson's favorite prima donna, Sisnorna
Iruii They are to spend the summer at Newport.
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SINGULAR.-A Stranger from The Sandwich
Island. The Rochester Democrat mentioning the
receipt of the Poynesan, Sandwich Islands paper.
up to the oath of March, says
"Upon removing the wrapper from the paper da-
ted March "a, and unfolding it, a beautiful fly, with
wings as white and glossy as the purest satin. and
body Transparency white, arose from the sheet in
which In it had been so long imprisoned, and had
made so extensive a journey, and with musical
buzzlng, flew through our sanctum, finally returning
to the EDITORS table and settling near where the GAS
light was burning
We welcomed the beautiful stranger very hearth
y to our cline, but feared that its delicate habits
would not be suited to atmosphere as cold ms Ours
Our Tears were, however, soon ended by catastro-
phe. A friend of ours who was with us at the time
one curious IN things pertaining to natural science
was very DESTROYS to possess this tiny creature and
In his ardent endeavor to capture it. had the mis-
fortune SO to bruise and nure it. that it soon died
thus finding that it had crossed wide seas and Jour-
ney iar' to meet Its death among savage people,
LAST OF THE SLAVES IN New ENGLAND.
The New Hampshire papers record the death. at
Hanover, of Mrs. Jane Wentworth, colored wom-
am at the age of three score and ten Graduates nj
Dartmouth will recollect her as Aunt Jenny the
wash woman, and nurse in sickness. Her parents
were slaves, kidnapped when very young, and came
by inheritance IN possession of the family of Mrs
House of Hanover They were subsequently sold
to gentleman in Salem, N. H., wherethey remain
ca until they were emancipated by the laws Of the
state. Jenny was born in Hanover, in l777, was
sold with her parents, and upon becoming free, she
married Charles Wentworth, slave of Governor
Wentworth They then removed to Hanover ,haso
they lived till their death Jenny outlived her bus
oahu several years, and was of the last of the
hlican race, who, in our carly history, were held in
oohulse IN New England. LoweH Courier
Ut The number of deaths by cholera, at Havana
on the 0th was so great that the negroes at the CITY
cemetery employed to bury the Dead took fright and
ran oil, and nothing could induce them to return
The chain gang at the prison, numbered about two
hundred and fifty, were then brought out, and nn of
Ter Of pardon made to any sixteen ofem who Would
supply their paccs-omy three accepted.-M Y.
Epe. Post.
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COAI,-COAT,.

1hat WILL BURyV at any season Of the yeari
PENNSYLVANIA COAL of all kinds. Broken aid
Screened. Also, ACQUIDNECK COAL.
blIUMiNoUs COAL for Steam and Smiths use.
gyFor sale ut GREEN STREET COAL YARD
Nhy . d3His Il. SOUTHWICK.
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STRUCK ny LIGHTEIsG-the Orthodox church
in Leominster, Monday morning, at7 O'Clock. The
flames were cxtingushed, bnt Che house sustained con-
Siderable damage.
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TREATY RATIFIED The treaty between the Uni
ted States and England, lately negotiated by Mr.. Claw
ton and Mr. Bulwer, has been ratified by the Senate,
by vote of AZ to 10.
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BosroN FEMALE medical Scuoot ~
Act Of the Legislature, approved April 30. 1880 an
association ofgentleman, Including many ofour promi.
nent citizens was Incorporated under the name Of
Female Medical Education Society, with full powers
to establish thorough medical instuton--of which
the above is the name-and, in connection with il b
Hospital, to afford the pupils ample opportunities for
acquiring practical knowledge in the department.
most important and appropriate for female physiians
The School has been in operation for the past two
years. The object meets with general favor and is
likely to be literally aided--Bosion Trareier.
mr. frL;. 4. f
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Gg The Boston Bee records shocking accident in
that CITY, A washer-woman undertook to drive a mai
through beard partition. Hearing scream from the
other side she entered the roon and found that
she had driven the nail into the head of man who had
fallen alseep, reading ''The Robber of the Rhine Val
ley." The man has since died
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cF' Queen Victoria was 81 years old on Saturday.
She was married February 10th, 1910.
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aD WIN Lloyd Carlson publishes scorching let
ter IN the Transcript, in reply to charge of basphe
my made against him by correspondent of that paner
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CD About forty thousand dollars worth Of gold dos,
mas been RENTED to Tisbury, Holmes Hole, Martha's
Vineyard, by citizens Of that place now in California
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EhlHA Dress fSONfis.

I lie best assortment of Printed LAWNS. MUsLINs,
Blk and Wool BERAGEs, both plain and Ga'd, ever
Halt q rITnWpSoN
Wul ddWls
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DIED.

DIED.
v AZ sea, on BOARD Bark Lady Knight of Portland Feb 49,
aged q. i Vi birmingham,
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t5T The Story of a Family, by the author of '.The
Maiden Aunt" Published at the offices of the Living
Age, by e. Little s. Co. This is said to be work Of
great power and beauty, full of interest from beginning
to end, and pure and healthy in its moral tone 1t
published in double columns, stitched in covers, and
sold very cheap
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LONDON QUARTERLY REVIEW FOR APRIL
Scott & Co.'s republication of this work is promptly
issued. Having hadno time to read the articles in this
number, we only the titles of the articles
as follows: Works of Gacomo Leopard: Memoirs
OF the House of Brandenburg; Queens College, Lon.
don; Grote's History of Greece; Urquhart's Pillars Of
Hercules; Facts in Figures; Diary CT Dufnl Son
Cunningham's Handbook of London; Lord Lieut.
Clarendon; Bakers Impressions of Europe; Escape
of Louis Philippe. E. N. Tucker Agent
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Oil T.eplp.c,f;,m,int.

\ ceiyed and for sale by
,,o-, l.. I. LAZELL, Apothecary,
mZ'dW5wls 20l Man-st, doors north Am House.
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lB See advertisement Of the sale of ftteca BUILD.
ING LOTS, by seby & Co., at O'Clock this after.
noon.
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GROUNn C0EETlr-

WAhKANIED PURE in bulk or in packages of one
~ pound each, constantly on hand al he CoFtEE
pAGnoRY, few rods EAST ofUe Boston and Worcester
49, ..'"u DoPo' ~ E~kBnW NAV 20
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Wanted Imrncd;~toIy

lNE or two good Boot Closers and two or three Rot
TONER'S at the shop corner of Main and King Strcat
uJ - Got" PHILLIPS HUNT
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BUNDLE Of Goods, which the owner can have by call
md paying for this advertisement ts nSPN
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~ This is Anniversary WEEK in Boston.
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LOST,

in man street, Bundle containing two Dress Patterns
0 Iu trimmings The finder will confer favor by leay-
ing the same at the National Egis Office dstMaS
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Pocket Book Lost.

( FRIDAY Evening, about O'Clock, supposed somewhere
~ near me Central Exchange, containing about S27 and
apes ol 10 value except to the owner The finder shall
be handsomely rewarded leaving at HOMES Fnrni
tire Ware Rooms de,t " N"i"'i 81 o a1
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Valuable Estates and Water Power
Tor Sale or Exchange.

FOr eaIe or ENchange.
Ia FNHE subscriber will sell exchange for property
lnd in near the City of Worcester the whole or
any part Of the following PANIED parcels of REAL.
ESTATE, situate in the village Of CoLDBRooK, in OAKHAM
in the County of Worcester:
l. About acres ofLAND, with a FACTORY BUILD
ING three stories high IS feet by - thereon and never
failing water power Also, two good DuSil,ng Houses.
The Factory contains about $1,000 worth Of Machinery
and conveniently situated and adapted kinds
mechanical and manufacturing business.
2 About one acre of BAND,with a TANNERY well sup
Piled with WATER and good Dwelling House thereon.
3 About 60 of good Land heavily covered with
WOOD and TIMBER
a. FARM of about 100 of good Ian well
ed and conveniently divided into moving pastufing tiage
orchard and woodland
u Terms Of payment will be made very favorable pur
chasers For further particulars refer Rejoice Newton
or Joseph T. Mason, Esqrs John Smith Stephen Heald
OF Barre or Andrew p Conan the premises the sub
scFiper III worcester. e. E. ABBOTT.
Sent 26. 1850.
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NEW COAL YARD.

THE subscribers have for sale their Yard on PLY
i MOUTH STREET, the best varieties of PENN. RED
and WHITE ASH, and AQUIDNECK GOALS, which
will be furnished of the best quality dry and in good ORDER
and at the lowest rates. ff8
The AoUIDNcK Coal Is mined Portsmouth, r. l., is a
hard Red Ash Coal will be delivered $500 per ton.
For house furnaces, cylinder Stoves etc. it is
give good satisfaction.
G. Foster a. Co.'s Store at Il. d. WETHERBEEs URUa
STORE, corner Of Green and Temple Streets will meet with
prompt attention. s RICE Il BARBOUR.
April2. K eodigtf
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Musical Notice,

TIME subscriber has commenced the publication of BEE
4 THoVEN'S SONATAS for the Piano Forte, from the
newly revised edition published by subscription in Germany
and respectfully informs the purchaser that it is his nte
ton to issue number monthly, until the work is compet
ed. There are in all about thirty Sonatas.
No pains will be spared furnish these classical compo-
sitions correct and at reasonable price, All those who
purchase the numbers complete whether Of the subscriber
of his agents. shall have them bound without charge,
presentation nj his counter OLIVER DlFSON.
Boston, Oct 8, 1850.
GTG. ii. LoRING, 20s Main Street is Agent for Wor-
eester. DIFF oct3
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UNPARALLELED ATTRACTIONS

UNPARALLELED ATTRACTIONS
1T THE CITY STORE,
No. l52 Main Street, ..~...W Worcester.
TUE subscriber would invite the attention of the public
to the many advantages 10 be gained by examining and
PURCHASING from the LARGE STOCK of Foreign and Dc
mestlc Dry Clouds now in store at 1872 MAIN STREET.
MY FACILITIES for purchasing second to none in
this Cy-haying disposed Of all old goods at Auction
] am prepared to show ENTIRE NEW STOCK, and
one Which cannot be eXceed in point of Richness, Etc
gGnce, and ChedpneSs.
GTA who favor the CITY STORE with a call will be
polite treatment and Goods much Lower PIECES
than many can sell who make larger pretensions
Bay State Shawls.
We prepared to show the best line of the above goods
in this city, all of which will be sold at
The Agents Prices.
Dress Silks
In great varieyfrom the low priced narrow Stripe Silk
at so cts, to the choicest style at s1.5O
Ladies, we can save large in the purchase
OF Sik Dress Call and examine the goods and you will
be well paid.
Dress Goods.
We woull merely say of immense Stock of Dress
Goods, that Lady should think OF buying without first
calling at the CITY STORE.
Prints-PYints,
Our stock of Prints unusually large embracing all the
well known styles of Merrimack, Cocheco, Hamilton Fall
River, &c. all of which Will be offered the Louest
Boston Waotesale Prices.
BROWN SHEETINGS.
All the well known styles of Brown and Bleached Sheet
ings at wholesale prices
o. In conclusion we would say our Stock never presented
sch rare inducements to the purchaser the present
we invite your special attention to the GOODS, believing
cheap and desirable stock Of Goods be more attractive
TO the purchaser tfan beautiful store.
Remember the place City Store, 1872 Main Street
Sept a. dwlwis C. J. NENCOMB.
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To the Ladies and Citizens of Worcester.
A. M. DRISC0LL,
MANUFACTURING ,JEWELER,

Bigeto,o's Court, Front Street,. .....WOrcester.
ND dealer in WATCHES CLOCKS, and JEWELRY;
Spectacles Silver Ware, Perfumery and Fancy Goods
rGlasses fitted Watches, Lockets, Spectaces, Mem
DRY Pins, and Rings
ELECTRO GLIDING and SILvERING done in the neatest
manner. UFA kinds of Repairing in the above line done
short notice. Old Gold aud SiiUer taken in exchange for
Goods dwtf Oct /, 1850
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NEW AUCTION & COMMISSION STORE.


MOULD respectfully give n9tce to the citizens of Wor
w cester and vicinity that they have taken Rooms
No. Front Street, opposite CRY HALL,
where they will transact general Auction and Commission
business.
Constantly hand and for sale, large variety Of Fancy
and Staple Goods-New and Secondhand FurnitureCook
ing, Paror and Office Stoves latest and most approx
ed patternsTn, Crockery, Glass Britannia and Wooden
Ware-Books and Stationery, etc
" The above goods offered private sale during the
day at the lowest prices
lThey will also attend the sales Of Real Estate and
Personal property in any part Of the County.
Consignments of all kinds of property solicited.
Worcester, Sept 80 1850. distf
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Wooden Yarns. Hosiery. &c.

WVO4CII e1IIIS, 1AUoICIy, &C,
4 coors.
ENGLISH LAMBS WOOL HOSE
do CASHMERE do
Ladies and Gentlemans Silk, Merino and Lambs Wool
VESTS and DRAWERS, all qualities and STYLES
MEMS WOOL SOCKS good article at 25 cts pair a
complete assortment of Wooden Yarns of new make and
believed to be superior to anything heretofore offered
The above goods in any quantity the lowest wholesale
prices, at CHAMBERLAIN & co.'s.
sept. 25 DIV
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NOTICE.

TINE copartnershp heretofore existing under the firm of
/ A. NJ DRISCOLL & co. has this day by mutual con
sent dissolved The business will be continued and
the affairs of the late firm settled by A. NJ. DRlSCOLL
manufacturing Jeweler, Bigeow's Court, Front st.
Worcester, Oct l. 1910. DIT
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NOTICE.

rIE CopaInership heretofore existing between the sub
scribers under the firm Of L. M. ELwELL g. Co. is this
day dissolved by mutual The affairs of the late
firm will he settled by e. M. ELWELL who duly author
lied to settle the same. ~ M ELWELL,
Worcester, Sept 81, 1850. A. l.. DOANE.
Il. NJ ELWELL will continue to Manufacture and Repair
all kinds OF SAWS at No. 26 ExcaANeE sr. dGte25A
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For Sale or Exchange,

III FOR HOUSES IN WORCESTER,
ET@ FARM of 40 acres, situated mile from SUTTON
centre Also, several out lots convenient to the
farm. Also WOOD LOT of 80 acres miles from said
farm For particulars, inquire of GUSTAVUS ELLIOT,
Chandler 81, Forester. eodlOm June 90
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Quinsigamond Bank.

UUII1SIS dHIUIU bdUk.
TINE Stockholders of the Quinsgamond Bank hereby
l. notified to heir Banking Room, on Thursday,
the tenth day Of October Hert at O'Clock p NJ for the
purpose of eectng Board of Directors for the ensuing
year.
Also, to decide whether they will petition the Legislature
of this Commonwealth at its session. for increase
ofthe Capital Stock of said Bank and determine the
amount of increases and whether they will accept the Act
extending the charter.
Also for the transaction of any other business that may
come before them.
dividend will be declared and pay able Oct LIST.
By order of the Board of Directors,
G. A. HAMILTON, Cashier.
Worcester, Sept 25 1850. s26dtOlO
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Wanted,

FIRsT-RATE wood workman TO make Patterns and
"A who is good wood turner
SAMUEL FLAGG a. co.
FOR sALE-A new PLATFORM SCALE, which will weigh
1000 lbs. Inquire OF the above. d3w sept2i
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Wantad.

A YOUNG MAN to take out goods and work in Gro
IA Gerry Store One of the city will be preferred In
quire at this Office. DIFF sept28
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Information Wanted.
N0TICE.

TNHE arrangement between the Providence aud Worces-
Il ter Railroad and the Steamer Perry for transporting
passengers TO and from Newport will saturday
the 2S.h inst. ISAAC IL. S0UTHWICK,
Providence, Sept 9Th, 1850. d6t sup't.