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Wanted.

A YOUNG MAN to take out goods and work in n Gro
IA Gerry store One out of the city will be preferred In
Yulre az TINS Olhce diff sept25
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Information Wanted.
NOVICE.

THE arrangement between the Providence and Worces.
Il ter Railroad aud the Steamer Perry for Transporting
passengers TO and from Newport will cease on Saturday
the 25th inst. ISAAC H. SOUTHWICK
providence, sept 9th, 1850. DIT Supt.
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A. M. DRISCOLL,

To the Ladies and Citizens of Worcester
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Wanted,

the Centre of the town of LEICESTER, good WHEEL
Il WRIGHT, aud good HARNESS MAKER person Of
steady and Industrious habits in either Of these employ
ncn's may find good encouragement in this location,
ere are none now In the place. and shops be obtained
suitable Tor the business. d6tt Leicester, Sept 20.
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Silks Silks.
For Sale or Exchange.

III FOR HOUSES IN WORCESTER,
f1s:A A FARM of 40 acres situated mile from SUTTON
4s centre. Also several out lots thu
farm. Also WOOD LOT of 80 acres 8 miles from said
iarm For particulars, inquire of GUSTAVUS ELLIOT,
Chandler 81, Worcester. eodl0m June 90
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TO MERCHANTS.

ID L. HARDON e. co. would respectfully call the
i) attention of Merchants buying Dry Goods for Cash
approved credit to their and very extensive stock of
Dry Goods, Carpets, Feathers Mattresses, &c,
which they will offer AS CHEAP can be bought in New
York Or Boston, and large portion of their Stock embrace
ing great variety of FANCY and STAPLE DRY GOODS,
they will offer at prices from FiUe to Fifteen per cent.
Lowfr than the Goods be bought from any job
hing House in NeW York Boston. There is Job
bng House in market that exhibit great variety
ofarces and spacious Store recently
rebuilt to accommodate our increasing trade.
Our stock consists in part of the following Goods:
25 cases Merrimac Prints, new styles;
10 COCHECo do. do;
40 assorted styles American and English Prints;
SO bales Merrimac sHEETINGS, very low prices;
50 " Amoskeag
Is " Atlantic
100 and bales of assorted STYLES Bleached and Brown
sHEETINGs and sHIRTINGs.
1000 Bay State Long and Square Shawls
at the Agents lowest Package Prices, and in the
sortment may be found styles not to be found in the
20 casts LANCASTER GINGHAMs;
10 e coored Cambrics, fine and low priced
% 8 assorted styles CAssIMEREs & DoEsKINs.
100 Pieces French, German English and American
BROADCLOTIlS, low and fine qualities, very cheap.
geo Bales Cololed Waddng
0OU Carpetlngs at unusually low prices
10000 lbs. Live Geese Feathers, put up in lots
to SUIT purchasers.
rs cases Spool and Sken Cotton Threads
MERCHANT TAlLOR's TRIMMINGS and Furnishing
Goods, complete assortment
IS cases COTTON FLANNELS.
20 bales WOOL FLANNBLS, Colored and White.
Dress Silks, very large assortment and will
be cut to suit the wants of buyers.
$50 ps. Tibet MERINOS low fine qualities.
200 pieces ALPACCAS, LYONESE, ORLEANS and
CANTON CLOTHS, BOMBAZINES, &c, and a perfect
assortment of all small articles such
Gloves, Hosiery, Pins, Hooks and Eyes,
TAPES, SUBSCRIBERS, WHALE BONES,
RIBBONS, LACES,
and every article wanted in Dry Goods Store all of
which will be sold on the favorable terms and
at the lowest prices
B. L. HARDON & CO.,
Oct 2, 1850. low I46 Main ST, Worcester.
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New and Improved Clothes Stand.
For Sale,

TO THE LADIES'
lust opened beautiful assortment of WROUGHT COL
y LARS, Breakfast CAPS, Chldrcn's Emb'd WAISTS;
Embroidered POCKET HDK'S, something rich;
LACE Wells - Wrought Laces and BLACK SILK
BRUSSELS LACES, FOR Vlsite Trimmings
= Also, large lot OF LINEN POCKET HDkFS, FROM
Auction, TO be sold at prices suit every one in want
the above articles.
Please call at the NEW ENGLAND FANCY STORE before
purchasing elsewhere.
MYERS BAMBERGER & ROSENBLATT,
2l0 Main Street, Butman Row,
May 81 eodistf opposite CIRCUITS Bookstore.
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LOT of the above of quality, just received and
IA Tor sale by i. 7. LAZELL, Apohecary,
o4dw3wis cal 20 Main st.
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The Concord and Clareront Railroad will b. dnishsd
to Bradford q miles from Concord. some time in June
Tie whole amount of stock issued and contracted for
j. $500 0CO the Of the road has been s3os o5
and it is that the capital stock be limit
ed to 100000 which will finish and equip tbs road to
Bradford The debt of the company will consequently
be nearly SI4e00o which may be reduced to $4,000
by sale Of property and collection Of dues The net
income from the running Of the road eight months to
Contoocokville and months to Warner is S12 05
than six per cent what will be the COST Of the
rocd to Warner.
The official statement of the Central Railroad and
Banking Company, OF Georgia, gives exhibit Of
the movement in the different departments ON
the Goth of April, 1850. The following the
principal items on the debit and credit sides Of
the S11s17s; bills recsivable,
500 SIS; stocks held in railroads aud steamships,
S221 7so due by other banks &c, t60706; railroad
and appurenances 81 SO 627 railroad expenditures
SIPS. SIS; defacations Of Mr.. Bullock late cashier
s107 1885, specie S73794 cash balances from northern
banks, Sr49.453; notes and checks Of other banks,
Ss2ll3-Railroad capital stock s2644O OFF, Bank capt.
tai stock, S305 7p0 notes in circulation, S215777;
seven per cent bonds, s2726o9 due to other banks,
$3.50 depostcs $s63o5 reserved fund s71 rail
road earnings $685. 237 bank earnings, sl47o0 bills
payable IN New York. $40 000 The report says hing
about the deslcatops Of Bullock the lao cashier any
further than TO down the amount
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. 000 OOO OF BOTTLES. NEARLY. BAvE
&,OOO,OOO been sold Of Or. K.llingsr's infalibls


lniment IL rigidly tried by tie most scien-
title practical the Union To few Of the worlds
highest and finest judges Of The horse well other
f general nature take pleasure feel proud
the honor. OF referring, WIS.,. Mr. r. H. fudd long
ti dstns uished Veterne Surseop Mr. Hiram Wood
rpf. I,aac Woodruff, William Wbeelan, william ID. SPARKS
willard l.. Reed, Lewis G. Rogers Kdinord Jones. William
Covan Jacob Somererdyke, John H. Gaacd, Geo. Burnett
G. Hatten. Mr.. Harrngtcn who attends solely to the
estatis r,r Among their Immense number OF horses be
other article fails thai this great remedy
all require of It's wonderful superiority
all her remedies of. red for sale for the horse ia that
IL heais all Of cuts hicks and bruises and
works them daily II the Collie nsantaneouy and
in all FREAKS the Hesyes at the bottom, And
foros entire few daysunlike Nhe great foreign
using them you stop your horses times
bad having filed their ysess with poisonous drugs In
addition lie above ksssrs James rphy Brothers,
about their maumnth establishment have used In the
Lass four 5000 bottles. They that il has
faied cares and all other ailments Of the
Ii there who disposed to doubt theysw give t
by calling Of the above. These idle
erton. hut are indputable facts not TO be set aside
N BOne of the convincing proofs
uefun is that about dfy articles have been introduced
ali to he far superior have failed each aad
81 them, having Kengcr for their aud what Is
most and cheering is that its first friends
s al best Most certainly proof
can lie given efts wonderful curative properties Any
chant BIO will call on Dr. keaser a. his central depot at
fhe fails satisfy them in respect Sold in
ge bes containing times the strength OF other
fred, 80 cents each 81 30 dozen BY commission
large deduction made cash. AT go Pearl aud
the Druggts and Sadders generally throughout the city
and country. No. "a Br adway.
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WATERING PLACE.

(fHEsIER or YELLOW SPRINGS. CHESTER COUN-
" - fennss sEsn-ivs estshish neat having
been tsprsufsty ted place - resort for tvs
ffonun ~ lenl VII le ofsnc Tor te receVtion " visit
Frt the tfs' - JrBe. Those uhos object W recrratien-
vel ne 'sse Who iuvsds. aad see. rsssrasisn 70
health. Will fnd fhe srrng a0s. dgiFhtfni psee -
lourn every facility has teen provided Which minis
tsr - and PROMOTE eHaHfort. ...L
lafticuar has tsea taken ~ akf tive ga nent
s1fsfs al ttst fr ths treatment ~ nvaids
" The Hydropah prsofce and hs rsspet the srrsnrs
cannot ~ surpassed. ntdila ticnan u gh staad
in9 has ben engaged ~ attend
Arrleafirn ~ made % NJ. A. " Glass ~ the wash
urter House Ehadtlrhia eho hss KINDLY consented -
fs al nsslsa information. BY letter directed % MA
l. Nesf the sole IrdIgtrcss aud Chester Sprnx
Chester county. Ptnrtyl mia
TIE gtou.3s ahout The essbhment have been laid epk
ard With uuch snd nothns has hsea ieft
done ske the sTring. popular ana fa.h5aable
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DIR. CHARLEs NUNDEs
WATER CurE EsTaBL SHNrN1

nRMuNDg REsPECTTIiIY ISTORns MS FRIENDS
so ne pubic that be has tscqe owner ~ ne late Dr.
tufsles water Cure Es'abshm-nt At Bntgnye swo snd
hsi siles from the Northampton Rslro.d Depot seytn
ssurs % rum New York about eve fots bostss snt tve
f N fhny, ttustfd n 81 the most pleasant valleys
o. Sew Essand, surrounded With weed srown bills SAD
shady VANS SD sbusdsntiy surrhed With the rurest
cfet and eoldesi granite TIE All rrrr and healthy
snd The climate mid and agreeable Tbs ne~ snd srscieus
r.rresss sveh srse pIuns. baths. doueh.s snd airy
lodging rooms for about ffy patients separate Tor either
ses srymrsrrm ke. The aocctcr teps the earliest,
living disciple % Pr.ssrs Gr~erterx ard having an
persnce ~ thss s~er ~ his his wrngs
On water eurs being " ths hsads % every Eurcrean
hydrrs hopes resrcsd 90 r.asoasbs erp>stsons
from the wster system made the part n tAcss
sutsrers vhc eonfds themselves " hs TIE establish
re-t no. eren. Tosfurther parevsrs, pisafs agyg 70
Ills sscre Adersea
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ADFE9TisRMEsYs RENEWED EVERY DAY.
REM ARD.

90 RrwARD-Losr, A POCKET BOOK, CONTAIN
eD receipted bills and Law si'h note
fastened with blue ribbon 70 them which Ia not coe;tabe
The o. 70 except the osner by
or leaving them at VANDERBECKS. t79 Broadway,
rssF groowe street viii receive the above reward.
CFlLEN-FRoM The SUBSCRIBER, on The NIGHT
- the Gh irst two scera< Tickets. one Tor the stssn
hie Cha-res the 18th, and tie other the third
Tase Of the steamer COlumhus from Panama 70 sau fraa-
a. epubc not transferable, Both tickets signed
- o. Ratsrts" and we're dated April "a, iSn All psrons
srld said tickets they have been stopped
WILLIAN kIDDER.
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POLITICAL.

q EHocrATIC REPUBLICAN CONVENTIONAL A
- meeting held ~ Tammaay Hall. Wednesday evening,
90 "a day ~ NAY . Of delegates chosen In the election
cts. tie 10Th inst. the following resolution was
soon ed aud ordered TO he rutlishod.-
DIV ed That in the election districts which failed 70
delegates the 1h Inst TO this conveation. the de-
republican electors he recommended 1T the
places Designated Tussday evening the 18th
dav VI May Instant at o'clock, for the purpc OF ninG
such vacancies "a may exist.
The convention then adorrned 10 meet on wednesday
evening" the 18th day % Nav instant. at o'clock.
/. b. SHEPARD Chairman pro tenn
AlIts M,ivi.s' Secretaries pro TEN.
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FIVE ARTS.

NATIONAL ACADEMY or DEsIGN.-THE TWENTY.
IN hfh Annual Exhibition IL open At the gallery,
So Broadway opposite Bond srts from A. " until 30 p.
Aduitt.ncs - cents-seasos tickets 80 esntscatalogus
11k cents.
THE PLUME NATIONAL GALLERY, No 81 BROAD
way should not omit visiting for y con,sins
The largest collection u portraits q Distinguished ind
viduas In The United slater.
nAovyRRRoTYrE rLsTEs. LEWIS 4. BISHOPS
~ Plates sokno~sised superior 3. All e,hers fer sale W
VICTOR BISHOP, zs Maiden lane.
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SPECIAL NOTIONS.

ExFCUTORs NOrICE-EsTAfE or CAPrAIN VIII,
II liam Lany Uniied States Marine Corps-All
persons indebted estate requested to make
pa mont and those having claims against said
estate AZ ed To tsm without delay
JAMES W. Isle Executor,
May 1850 1k Walnut street. PhiaAslphia
DOCK. POSTED UP AND BALANCED, OR REGULA R.
I'D ly doeu and Of all
eor'ed Apply in person. by letter. to g. STURTE-
vAN1, 49, Grand street.
rI,y THE UPHoLs1ERERS-AG ASSMEETING OF THR
JOurbe Uphols erers VI Now York will be held
edpesday evening Kay % h. at 100 Hester street. Aeeha
MES Hall at 10 O'clock, rndtr tine business Of i'm
poi. anee will re Brought before the soesty.
GEORGE HOYT, President
DEEis CoGHIAS Secretary.
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SPORTING.

CENTREvILLE COURSE, L. I-TROTrING.-A PURSE
~ Of $50 will be given mile heats best in g. to $50 h.,
Free for horses that purse $50.
To come Of Nay 10Th Entries to close Tuesday May 18th
by o'clock, II. N. Three make ned, and
~ start to MAKE race, at Greene Madden's
JOEL C0NKLIN, Proprietor.
TTNION COURSE l.. L-TROTTNG.-wEDNEsDA
~ Nay 29th. at o'clock, Z. M-Purse and Stake. 500
Two Mile Heats to $50 III. wagons f. johnson
Messenger; Geo Spicer br Arab. fmme iiately
after Purse and Stake S3Q0Ns eAts-Best in g. in kar
S. Mclaughlin names m. Lady Bevius James d.
kcMann names oh. 9. Use X Polk
sPICER & McNANN. Proprietors.
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HORSE FOR SALE--A DARK CHESNUr LADYS
Horre gentle in Tbs saddle perfectly safe in hs
msns and sound in bi contnton has carried lady for
the last years Can be Livery Stables
adjoining the Union Place Iotel, sixteen tn street.
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AMUuE N EN,fu.

! RoMIRY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. EVENING. NAY
MsT.: y.sorsrss. MI WailaoE Jr; Earl Of Salisbury
dam Lady San SHSsn .ni m. Mr.; Saw s'r
' Ne E s,9ssy
q M o, sss .r. k.r&s ~. CO.
S... tre s;ss &c.. sDss :..nG TIER @ r s e.
POO IN .s
:';;% u Nj . 4l,: yslsi
.ss.:.. k.ssss Aadsn k Sa
h farce. HT sSEE E ssy.f To soo%
T.lsI Dennis oGs Mr. seymour simon $50 ssv Mr. Jsas.-
as O'clock. Boxes a5e.nts; Pit, Ia,s cents. -
CAkD-Miss G; CHAPMANs sENEfiT. ON FRIDAY
- evening, sls May which occasion sire truss the
The public mir' The ss nss Of
san MS Russell MS. Clarke and Mss Chapman VII aP
e in %h r. .lSs s sns The the %S
strength Of the company will appear Boz Book now open
HANINGToN,s BEAUTIFUL MOVING DIoRAMAs-
80 Nov snhisiips washington Hall Breaosa thrss
and in ssarssys ana ad@ IN rs
ss s' I'm ;s:s sgg'.s -:
hishiy amusing Italian Fsntoceini or Mochssica Figures
% S5 tai ss q
By ds s sS @ 5s si
and optics. '''''''''
u EPETITIoN OF THE GRAND EXHIBITION CON-
~ cert Of Prisons American Mammoth, Double Grand.
:. sIPH soS IL
ns the ne n e
quest Of all those the repeat
Si rs
lowing eminent artists have kindly volunteered er
TI%% Kyle, Eisaoid, johnson and ssSars2SsTs Pssf:
open att Concert somsenoes az o'clock Tickets Fifty
and at PRISONS Piano Forte Mandatory,
RIcnMoND, VA THEATRE FOR RENT.-THE ABOVE
IL r rent nv tlp
S.% ID to ry .S F SS Ss
wasaF9ss and I sSSid s,y
dramatic performances It is we'll shifted for concerts
hbons Of magician for serenadrs aud panoramasslso
lighted with solar in the brilliant manner and
the capacity 70 seat aftsen hundred the
Virginia will assemble early in October, which will be fol-
atuIe the prospect is presented Of long and proasSs
sesss For terms address the proprietor Of tho theatre
| RARNgMs CHINEsE MUSEUM, $50 BROADWAY, BE-
tween sprns and Prince s,ressr r sa , Pro
commencing Monday, May 2th Of the Chinese Lady and
In to
Chinese Family s in number; including the lady with feet
million chinese ourosities Vocal and
%S shs Sa ssan r.s pSnsr 10 s M G
bern arrangement made with public and private schools
JTALY.-Now OPEN EVERY EVENING. FOR SHORT
he E.ns soT Of Italy
sen ting tour through that beautiful and classic land
s. b. Waugh, 3d. from sketches by himself on tbs
every evening at o'clock wednesday and Saturday afse
at o'clock Tickets Is cents children under IL
half price.
| QARNUMs AMERICAN MUsEUM-rHE LADIES AND
with h. members Of The orchestra angassd
Of the Chinese Museum Buildings, $50 Broadway on
Thursday next, at 10 o'clock A. N.
/
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CI.OTIllNs..

NEVER BEFORE WAS CHILDREN'S CLOTHING DE-
IN ygned with such mastery Sill manufactured
such a variety Of material exhibition the
spacious Of j. FLASDEk AZ Nassau ST. The parent
guardian who Informed If the
tanned at this establishment, rs behind the age.
AIDES AND GENTLEMEN ARE HEREBY RESPECT
IL fully informed that full value viii be paid in cash
all Of second hand aud clothing by
J. NOK0NEY II Orange street. Orders left at No. H. or
through the despatch prom pity attended
j. EORONEY, II Orange street.
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A LExANDREs PATENT ARTIFICIAL IEECHEs ARR
thar The rerulsive le~ch They are unaerable and will
last forever properly ussd Per sal. ~ I'll N. priner.l
isne. LAMRERT ALEXANDER.
r RICHEST ITpCHEsi-neo LARGE SWEDISH
IL I<ecbes, lust arrived, Cor sale ~ low rriccs w
=. 4. CLEUs Joka street.
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aMUsEMESTs IN PHILADELPHIA.

RARNUhs husEUM rHILADELrHIA-P. T.
- barpum Proprietor and Manager Henry Sanford As
tstant Manager 1Ae performances Of the sesun Opera
Troupe have during the week, been witnessed aud
lauded by hundreds o. the FIRST families in Phadephia
TIE Mshagr With pleasure ANNOUNCES that, during the
present week, they will appear in the Bohemian Crl-
"Cindereis," Don Pasquae" 1.-THE Barber Of Seville
&c. produced with the snowy scenery full and
class Orchestra and select Chorus General Tom Thumb
will appear In the saloons in the mornngon the stage W
his round Ct earscter In the az aided by the Com
pany. who will als present chAste Farces Dramas Songs
Dances &c. Particular attention Is invited 10 the 10000
years TX cents.
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ERANKLIN MUSEUM. I75 CHATHAM sQUARE-rwO
performances every dayn the afternoon and In the
evening At hspss Extraordinary attras for this
week The Model Artist sin appear in como and
original living pictures including flowers Grcsk Slaye
adam and Eve Venus Rising from the Sea- pcrsosated
by Of the best formed the world with
the female kinstres" Female Arab Girls" Female
Jugger tursque comic snd fancy dances with variety
Of original entertainments TO he foupd place q
amusement in New York Prices of onStage ssata
Nc.; boxes 25e.; pnrductte, 2i.c private boxes 81
UslC-LEoPoLD MEYER, YIOLINIsr, CAN TAKE
lvl few puplf for the Nioln and Singing. Terms mode
rate. Apply No. ZIG Leonard u.
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u ~ steamer Cfe9ccnt Civ 10 s.il ss
Jrn. prceure Passports GRATIS the uuei ststs~
Fa.rou Agency, Aser House. Signature of New Ora
rsda trrstl Is net necessary.
CEEoORrs cALIr0ksn ExPs.ss-AN ExPRxss
" Willie made f0rv,rdsd from this once sssh
% The Ohio and Crescent Gay sail 18th
irtsut, and let sune, respectively In charge o.
sal ussserger. Tie delivery o. reels s.s psshnxeo
~ ths kypr.s line. for al parts 81 California sttsn2A
= ~ Tie psorrst.r IN fersen imneastey after hs arrival
Of eosmer San fraaesco, asorins the stnost de-
rpatch Once O pear' sfr~e., 81 Wall late Brown
ht-s THOMPSON q HfTC HcOCk, Axsn,s.
Nb-rsymerw for freight sss he made here o. In CALI
forris. =. a.sr.s
CRiCoRy's CALIFORNIA PACKAGE AND PARCEL,
" E,yrsss steamer rcscert City LIST JansTho tub
scibers will Toward tteir Etpress above seam
or IN 81 sf A. vh express freahs
in shaffe N special messsrger VITA facilities the dif-
frn lines % steamers Tor desrstchiux efrht
co.'s 70 other, rspered 90 oher niuce-
mtns 90 fhrrsrt ~ THE steamer osnnss fail to
fsy stisfsctory Gocd. frwarded ~ this Fsrres meet
With detcnticr ~ Pspams The delivery parcels srS
packages ~ this Express line for ell parts 81 Caf,rnis h
attended e W the proprietor altar
the arrival q the steamer san Francisco par<.
sevtd " " o'clock NJ, day % sass raeks<~. ana
heavy freight Ghould " delivered the fav
vicus Terms reasonable. THOMPSON HfTCfrCOCk
AFents, lU Pearl street. corner Of wall
{ ossIssloNER FOR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES nv
" ts Governor q California fer the state 81 New York
70 administer ssths take the procf md "a
iLs-ttnsnu " b vstd thue. 7 y ,ILEY MEyssS
S~ssssAsr ~ LAv, ~ Nsss~s s.xvse
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CALIFORNIA;.

rAIfTORNA. NEW GRANADA AND CUBA PASS
" Torslasssnrers ~ steamer Crescent City, sail
June. Passports Eratia the rmei
. . ttrstl
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NNAC1LY 100000 COPI rs OF MY BOOK OF INSRUC-
II lions Id at o'clock eserday, and since that
have made OF $1,000, that shall sell 5000 copies
within three months from this day and that
the 10000 viii be dssat fed Recol-
eot cheaper than Rubbing; ell not 10 njurs
the nen; the wahing which formerly occupied II hours
before cakfaat This il the meney
turned Cali and testimonials specimens at wash
ing send 81 by msii t. III. TWELVETREE Room 49, No.
81 Nassau N w. OF whom alone thu genuine arti
Gle be had; - look out for count erieits.
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TMpORTANT SALE, AT COST, OF EMBRoIDERI
RAILROAD.

RAILROAD.
CAMDEN AND ANBoY RAILROAD LIKE FOR
~ Philadelphia Mt o'clock, NJ and half past clock,
p ~, by steamboat JOHN POTTER daily sundays sxespt-
ed from pier No North River Fare drst slsss s.;
second class ears. A
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AONG THE MANY CHANGES AND TsPROyE-
n menis akinr place IN the lover rart q the ety.
knov = nae thaf pcsse. MORE thaa the aud
Tacieut Dn sagu atey cpsuei a. No Nassau street.
~ M L. sefug T. the ne plus atra - Rss,aurants,
ard gudfe - the numter % his Ta.runs should
that NJ Itnr has she Satisfaction Of seeing his enter
Ifs aud good rsut amply spFrcciafei We do
hes in saynf thst bis Bill q laru please the
aoiuufi aud tts attention g the cannot fail
fsEsEal atlsactnn Ne have however compi.ins
~ make ~ that n that te should have hult Ms sAscn
twice TIE sife " aud our doubts
a. 70 Vhether he could Accommodate all his a,.ens
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The bank movement In Connecticut in each Of She
past fouftecn years has been as annexed

The returns for April $780, compared with those for
the month last year exhibit the following varia
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PERSONAL.

INToRnAT1oN wANTED-Ir THIS SHOULD MEET
II the q GEORGE HAMILTON he will hear q some
Iis advantage addressing letter 70 8. y.
BRANCH, Pest 0ce. stating where interview DO
had.
TAKE NoT1CE.-IF THE GENTLEMAN THAT CANE
the Caharine Ferry, at o'clock, Monday eve
irr the h inquired from gentleman 10 direct him %
street. Brooklyn, would address note 20 MILES
rscs stating whore an Interview may be hsa With him.
sstfhAx neman wishes interview with him impor-
tant IN r. s-The gentleman wore specsces.
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QARNUNs AMERICAN MUsEUM-THE La DIES AND
gentlemen with the members Of the orchestra engaged
at this establishment requested TO in the owsr
Of the Chinese Museum Buildings $50 Broadway on
Thursday next, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ