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~ POstpOnement.-The sale of Hardware and Ship
Ch'ndey by catalogue, adcered by CARMAN & RICARDO to
take place ON the II is postponed until TUESDAY the us
in Quence the death Mr. e A. ATKINS of the late firm
OF Kip Atkins. OLAF
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The new mail steamship Franklin sailed from
NewYoik for Havre on The 9th.
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Miss Charlotte CuShman left our city yesterday
Tor New York. where she commences profess
uonal engagement, at the Broadway Theatre at
the conclusion of which she proceeds South and
West on professional tour. She has received the
attentions of many Of our distinguished literary
men during her soourn among
Yesterday she was called upon by the great
Swedish Nightingale, Mile Jenny Lind, Professor
LongteNow, Charles Sumner, Esq and other per-
sons of distinction Boston HeraH, SRI.
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The ice bill of the late session of Congress, TO
cool the wafer drunk by members, was fifteen hun
dred dollars. What was the bill for spirits and
wine to heat that same water
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Early Frost AT NaIchez there was killing
frost on Oct. n, 1896, Ocl. z, 1888, and Oct. t.
1910
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NisunaerSanding.-We learn from the Mis-
sssPp papers that some misunderstanding had
arisen between Judge Sharkey and P. w. Temp
kins Esq, which, on being referred to arbitrators,
was " honOrabIy and satisfactorily settled Very
sapsihla
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The freshman Glass in Yale College. the pres
Der that ever entered al time WIG '''seS' NUM-
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7 c. MORGAN's Literary Depot, E1-
.NiGlC ROOkS.

y change Place, adjoining tho Postofoe.
sNGlU Books.
BIZ the Ohiol
FIVE YEARS IN THE INTERIOR or SouTHAFRIoA. BY
K. Gorten Cumming.
The LIrERATI By Edgar A Poe.
THE HIsTORY DARIUS THE GREAT. By Jacob Abbott.
JULIA Howard: A Romance. BY Mrs. Martin Bell
No 8, PICTORIAL FIELD Book OF THE REVOLUTION.
No. ., HIsTORY OF PESDESNIs.
No, 3, ROSE FOSTER: or, Mysteries of the Court of
London
My PENINSULA MEDAL. By Old Peninsuar.
THE THREE STRONG MEN. BY Alexander Dumas.
THE monk KNIGHT OF ST. JOHN BY Mai. Richardson
WASHINGTON AND HIS MEN. By George Lppard.
LOUISE De VILLARs; or, The Conspiracy. By Eugene
Sue.
HYAcISTH or, The Contrast. By Mrs. Grey.
HARPER's New MONTHLY MAGAZINE, for September.
Nos p and "A, BosTON SHAKESPEARE.
No. 3, The NIGHTINGALE or, The Jenny Lind Songster
The LONDON ART JOURNAL, for September.
BLACKwooD, for Septic uber.
North BRITIsH and WESTMINSTER REVIEWS, for July.
KNCKERBOCKER, for August and September
ECLECTIC MAGAZINE, for September.
DEMOCRATIC REVIEW, for August and September
Huns MFRcHASTs' MAGAZiSE, for August and Sep
tembrr
Nos. 8 and 9, farmers GUIDE.
INTERNATIoSAL MAGAZINE, for October. etc. etc.
Oh .fgl
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M lie Borghese has not retired to a Convent in
Canada Is recently reported by French journal in New ork
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HoadHras,-By the Kingston papers we are in
receipt of news up to Sept. 18th The all absorb
ing topic of the day is the tyrannica conduct of
Chief Justice Temple. He was horsewhpped
in the street by gentleman, whom he accused
under oath of stealing his boat, which had been
insecurity tied and hoated away
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we are iedebted to The Lexington for late Louis.
VILE papers
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IAs sserstary of State has gone to Marshfeld
on a temporary visit
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The receipts at the late Fair OF the Mechanics
Charitable Association, at Boston, were $4,000.
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EanhqHa&s.-An earthquake was sensibly felt
at Cleveland on the 1st.
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The steamship Ohio, Lieut.. schenck, command
ing, which left yesterday morning Tor NewYork,
via Havana snd Chagres. took out the following
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Sick Yisitiag Committee:
i llaIoran, Mepomene, near Prytania street.
l. Tower,
y Harper, 81 Benjamin street
r Lord. IS EralO street
w . DibOl. l5l st Joseph street
$ u Huey, Union street
ii Power, So Erato street
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The Pearce BR-We were graufed to find that
the whole Texas delegation in Congress voted in
favor of the adjustment Of the veyed question: and
for the final settlement of the boundaries OF the
State. We are particularly gratifsd to FIND the
matter amicaby settled, so far the action of
Congress can arrange it, and we think we sneak
the minds of more than twO-thirds of thu gagyle Of
this valley, when We say that similar salts F1N
will Ife man,f sted when they called ule Fri
lfhey @oon will be- to give their opinion S"f4nt q
- RIO GraHde Sentinel. AA9l )
wy learn through the Deputy Posmasl
City, says the Sentinel that fItS e e Tall,
d'ac tOs, whose escape from custody inisnppEy.
we HoNced some time since, is again,a A.,
TICKS AOn the evening of the ls nsGf5Trn yon fbs,
man. "a lteamster) named VIM. Ursegnin my brsslr
IamaFggA, in Mexico, and fled TO tE's sue Of the
river lie v'.sifse4 at three times on the same
rhE't n the streets Of Rio Grande City, but sue.
ceeded in escaping. The affair caused great ex-
element in that place. and every effort was made
10 secure his arrest We hope the scoundrel will
be caught and brought to justice.
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nHAHs FOR SALE Two new DRAYS, very
~ strong and made for double teams, for sale low for
JOSEPH G. SLADE, Wheelwnght and Blacksmith,
ola At corner Basin and Cont streets,
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CARPETINGs, CURTAINS, etc, otc.-we are in


To Persons Declining House, Ike eping.
THE UNDERSIGNED respectfully attention Of per-
declining House keeping the
offers his Mart 81 Camp
FURNITURE and all articles the situation
advantageous and the Ware Room, lately enlarged and
proved the spacious IN he h,
ES- Sales at Auction Every TUESDAY, THURSDAY and
SATURDAY and attentive Statesmen
those who pre- purchase prlva e IA
Combined advantages offered
The undersigned soiclts public patronage
Outofsloor Auction Sales promptly attended o.
% I'm aip WIN. P. SCOTT, Auctionesr.
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ID. of II. Meeting This Afternoon.

MAGNOLIA UNION No 2, Daughters of TEMPERANCE NEE
at halt:past O'clock, at Pelican Han.
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AT BRINLEY HALL.

BREWERS EXHIBITION of the wonders and
natural curiostes of the American Continent
will open TO the public consisting the following subjects
LIST, The FAIRMOUNT WATER WORKS, and adjacent
scenery on the sSchuylkill
End, The MAMMOTH CAVE OF KENTUCKY-This
world has been explored its various branches
and avenues more than too miles, and in its awful depths
over $50 eethe eye and the fancy RECALLED with
eession OF magnificent halls, grotios arches chambers
domes ahyrnths recedg caverns rivers and lakes large
enough and OF sufficient depth to float navy-a radianty
uminatedlhe large salagmte and staactite pillars
cred with diamond drapery supporting the vauttd and lofty
ROOFS the ceiling studded with light contributes large
y 10 the general effect and as writer on the Mammoth
lave observes, Ii is like no other has brother-49
distinct places shown, and any of them in the
least resembling each ohera appropriately named as fol-
lows Cottages, hotel ravne caye-house entrance to the
kentucky cliffs, church, acute ANGLE gothic gallery gothic
sVenue, register room, gothic chapel staagme hail.
ueSis arm CHAR, lovers leap BREWERS STUDIO giants
Coffin, entrance TO the river views star chamber floating
clouds, chief city temple, labyrinth Gorns dome bridge
over me 6Gttomless pit humble schultz winding way great
Ieei na bacon CHAMBERS IIver hail. dead river Lehe
river StyX, entrance to echo river pass Ell Ghor nous
aFenne, Croshans hail. city of the tombs Saint Ceceia
groto, Marthas vineyard SNOWFALL room Ceveands cab
met Paradise Mary bower Serenas arbor FAIRIES crotto
The scenes thus illuminated beautiful beyond concep-
uon On the Programme will be found letters from Thos
Sniy, Esqs-Rembrahdt Peale, Esq.,-John Nagle, Esq
well known fists of philadephiaaso from Dr. Groghan
the owner OF the Caye-rom Geo. D. Prentice ESQ Editor
OF the Louisville Journal and six other gentlemen of said
CITY, all well acquainted with the Mammoth Cave and from
Dr. Bird, Editor OF u 8 Gazette, Phla. who has visited
the cave Itself
Sd subject-THE PRAIRIEs or Life in the WestsboU,n
under Their different aspects of morning, noon and night
and varied with sunrise, moonlight, Buffalo hunting
Grouse-shootng and Indian amrsements end
ing with the Prairies on fire.
4Ih subject-NIAGARA RIVER, with all the country be-
tween the lakes Erie and Ontario Fort George Fort Maya
"a, BLOCKS Monument whirlpool suspension bridge the
Amercan ana British falls, RAPIDS islands, villages etc ETC.
9TH suljecI-The FALLS OF NIAGARA in Winter time:
on no part OF the globe winter be witnessed
more grand, more awful sublime than at the Mia
CARA ials-travellers seldom witness it.
9th slbeet--An Allegory. All interpreted with Anec
dote ana Rotations by Mr. Brewer, the Artist.
ADVERTISEMENT.
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CONGRESS.
WEDNESDAY,. Inlr o

WEDNESDAY, July 81.
SENATE. On Wednesday, "a communication ,,..
received from the war department, TRANSMITTING M
reports OF sundry typographical surveys. 'N0
The bill granting additional security to the r.o-
and property in vessels upon the western ,otor ives
ordered to third reading was
The omnibus bill, was then taken nm AMI y,
Foote withdrew his amendment temporarily -"i'
Mr. Bradbury offered an amendment in nooaeo.
uon' providing for the appointment of three com
missioners. COM
Mr. Rusk offered an amendment TO Mr. Rr,1
burys, upon which he called for the yeas and may,
which were ordered, and the amendment was TO-
yeas Is, nays 3d. "' '0s'--
MI Hale offered an amendment providing tina, tho
rights and claims of Texas ard the United States
pecu1ey sLali remain as they now are until thew
snail be settled by commissioners.
Mr.. Rusk acquiesced in the principle ofthe .n,or,
ment, but DESTROYS of MODIFYING il 60 ~, Nv
matter should remain as it was on the 18th of MI
ls49. '''' u March,
Mr.. Dayton opposed the amendments of Messr.
husk and Hale, and said he could not accent ,bon,
blr. Butler then took the floor, and spoke aqa;ns,
the appointment ofcommissioner to settle the onns
ton. 'ie ques-
HOUSE. Mr.. Potter reported the postage reform
bill, which was referred 10 The reform
whole. "a 'he
AZ. 'o 'nei went INTO committee of the whole
M Bayl moved to lay aside the special order. rbe
Caiornla message, and take up the West Point an
preparation BILL ' "P-
~ MI Wentworth insisted upon the regular order
lellers Were appointed on Mr.. Bayy's motion. who
reported ~ IN flvor and 60 against it. Mr. BavIv
moved that the committee report fayorably on ;be
West Point appropriation
hr. wentworth moved to strike out all after the
enactlng clause,and spoke against the movement as
uessn 10 pass the appropriation bills and then 20
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Iathe Second eass Of Mlhsast.es. The cross of hon
Or was awarded to Dominic Mcguire.
AoosSSsrAst. Joseph Cslllaneu n Y; Edward D.
Boone, d. c.
In The T2r7 c.ss If AE,5s,at;es The Grass Of hon.
or awarded 10 Richard Bowling, Md. The
premium TO Charles Baow, Mass,
Aoessssza'a. Peter McCirr, Ireland; Stephen Crom-
S aa.'' no'' EDWARD J. Campbell. Md; Joseph Bou-
IN ne class Of Algebra. The cross of honor was
e@ s d % lh,mas Boudar, Va; the premium to
D'ooNe' Nd
r1 a.sSssI p' honas Mctsuad n. Edward Nc
Ws.s - 'oset'n oos'e'o' ia Edward Lloyd,
Mss
.'"i'uS 'he year, constant Smith was promoted to
tins class.
In the class of R.,kk,;.- The o,o,. &c 49,.
was awarded to George Brooke, Md; the premium to
Thomas Meighan, n Y
Aeosssss,,.t Cbarlss R,-.n Co,, IT,, n.
Quad, n. Y; Stephen Cromwell, Nd; Michael Healy
Mass.
h The First class Of AJitsn.tc. The cross of honor
was awarded to Constantine Dougherty Pa; the pre-
MUM to james Simmins, N. Y
-Aooessess.t. john Murray, Pa; John H. WooIts.
Md; John McElmel, Pa; James Farren, Mass
During the year the following students were promoted
to this cass. Constantine Dongbertv Job, uaa.r,,
C.rn.r,,. H.. ~. -
!, -, 60 .,,...t -. ~,
or ayarIa3 S',.s - ne cross Of nom
"a "'s r"''ue,, % ueof5e Desoafats, "a; the pre-
a..,...-..u. RI. $.
pa Frnest Cams 'i2 Fn;,,. 7"Ger 'Tha lckey
=, Aihess od'iis' Egypt; constantine DeVlney, Pa.
'iie see' i1fleS' lamps was promoted to tins
class
II the 1ird elass Of Arthn,etic The cross of hon
nor was awarded to Daniel Sharkey, Mass; the pre-
MUM to Johu O'keeie, Mass.
Aecesserunt John Cregier, N. Y; William Denvir,
Mass; James O'Rourke, N Y; John Cassin, Nd.
lathe la Class IF IVraiag. The cross Of honor was
awarded to John D. Hickey, Pa; the premium to
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Spelling Coon WoRKMAy. A correspondent
OF the New York Star furnishes the following interest.
ing incident, which shows how liable neonle are - be
HS'Aen IN lher representations. Some thirty years
ago Mr. Mynders, of Senaca Falls, remarked to
friend who was residing with him, ssLook at that yopnp
man. Just passing, he is the best workman in nv shop
ana am sorry to say that he is now going to make
1901 OF himself, by leaving good trade to study law
lna' young man, MIllard Fillmore, is now Presden,
Of the United States
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I'VE" MEXICO. twenty-five members ofthe House,
U' Inc ree states, att Democrats, voted against the
admission OF the delegate from New Mexico. Two
Wings from the slave states and all from the free s,a,es
'0'eu ior the admission. No Democrat from the slave
STATES voted lori. ofthe Democrats from the free
STATES majority voted against New Mexico, while the
ing vote from the free states was unanimous in its
iaVor The entire Wing stood for the admission
o. against 22; the entire Democratic vote stood
ior New Mexico 10, against it 49, As our free soil
e'os were wont to say, some party is just as bad as
'he other on the subject of slavery"
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nsHoRTER ROUTE TO EUROPE. The Maine
loks are waking up to petition their legislature for
gram ior proper surveys for railroad between Ban
gor and ST. John. The ultimate idea is to have
ne OF steamships between the eastern point Of Nova
ocoua and Galway, in Ireland. The distance is
s SAD 70 be only 1000 miles, fpe days passage.
ne grant requested on the broad ground that such
&c, and thus trayersing the whole sea coast Of
aine would be of the greatest advantage to the in
dnsiry, enterprise and commerce ofihe state.--Bos-
ton Post.
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Latest News.
WASHINGTON, july

WASHINGTON, July q.
1t has leaked out that Corwins confirmation
posed strongly IN the Senate account of his anti-war
speech.
President Fillmore has expressed determination 10
give no man Cabinet appointment from any of the
states that had representatives in the Nashville Con-
yention.
ne governor OF Ohio has appointed Thos. Ewing
senator IN Congress to supply the place made vacant
by the resignation Of Mr. Corwin. secre,,r, &c ~.
Treasury.
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PROF. WEBSTER-INTERVIEW WITH LIT
TLEFIELD, JANTTOR OF THE. COLLEGE

Wednesday afternoon, at the solicitation of Prof
Webster, Mr.. Littefeld, the Janor of the Medical
College, and principal witness for the government ON
the trial of Prof Webster, visited the aiI and had
an interview with the condemned man in the pres
ence OF Mr.. Andrews, the jailor. As he went into
the cell, Prof. Webster greeted him with great cor
dality. taking him by the hand, and told him that
he had long been DESTROYS of seeing him. in order TO
make his Acknowledgements to him. Prof Webster
SAID ne had done him, Littefed, great injustice. and
asked hi|forgiveness.
Mr. Llttleheld replied, 81 forgive you, Dr. Web
ster with all my heart, and pity and svmpathise
with YOU He told him that ii was a painful tbins
to go on to the stand and testify against him. bn5
that ne felt il to be bis duty and he had no rgb to
shrink from it. If he had testified to anything that
was not strictly correct, it not done Intentional
iyby him; ifhe had, he asked his (Webster's, for
giveness.
Mr.. Webster replied--"Mr. LittefeId. all thai
you SAID was true-you have msrepresented moth
ng-but, as dying man, | have no recollection in
regard to the sledge hammer He requested an
interview with Mr. Ltefeds wife, who will. we
understand, visit him this afternoon.
Both Prot Webster and Littleheld were mucb
affected during the interview, and they parted with
mutual good feeling
We are also informed, that Professor Webster
seems perfectly resigned and very peuitent He
says that ne has made his peace above, and is pre-
pared to die. His Only sorrow is concerning his nm
fortunate family. The officers of the Jail have no
apprehension that he will commit suicide, No one
Is permitted to see him unless they hold permit
from the Sheriff.
The Times says: sit is not the least singular fact
among all the circumstances of this affair, that Web
ster has not yet resigned his Ewing Proiessorship
OF Chemistry and Mineralogy'' in Harvard UNIVERSE
iiy neither has he been removed, nor has another
peen appointed IN his paee-consequently he is still
full Professor in the first seminary Of learninc i
the United States, who will be executed on FrSay
day. August Both, unless he anticipates his doom 6y
snicide.-Bostoa Journal.
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WAsHrNoToN, July a. The Union oe ,b;s
morning Publishes letter from Texas, which tbrea'
tens The general government with war 10 the Lnc,
ana repudiaies all compromise, unless the i'm, os
leSas u the territory Of Santa Fe is acknowledged
volunteers for Santa Fe are pouring into Texas.
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Hg !" may have been understood by our notice Of
'ne Panorama of the Great Cave, Sc. in Yesterdays
Spy that this copy of the former painting Such is
'0' 'ne 'aeL us an original painting from the same
drawings but with theIaddton of several new views,
anu 0ef improvements, for correct account Of which,
see notice IN another place in this paper.
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DANIEL II. PEARSON. The friends of this
man have published satatement respecting him. in
which they say, he was married about 6 wears since
and for short time seemed quite happy, bu, zeal,
ousy and quanes commenced. After attempts AZ
2 separation, mutually agreed upon, unhappy dic-
hculiies were renewed, which preyed upon his mind
unIl lne fatal tragedy, that his mind had become
unsound on many things, has been very nDparep, ~
all who have been intimate with him. II NAV no
added, that he has been victim to the Miller de-
iuslous II must be cohsong to those friends who
have never known him to be any other than 4 mild
temper and good disposition, 10 suppose the deed
was committed IN temporary & Of insanity.
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- Dow, Jr., recommending marriages, saws
good wife Is the most constant and faithful COM
Panon you possibly can have BY your side while per-
forming the journey cfIife-d dog isn't touch 10
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20 There Is as much difference between good
poetry and fine verses, as between the smell ola
aowcr-garden and perfamer's shop.
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s. swindling Hoax, so palpable that the victims
Oh II deserve only ridicule, lately played in New
orh' An enigma published in some of the news.
papers with an advertisement that one hundred dollars
would be paid for solution to be sent to the office If
the "Penny Thought new newspaper. on condition
thai each candidate for the prize should send
with his solution fifty cents The solution was the lei
ter W. and so papabe that any fool might guess it.
wo or three hundred Of this class sent their solutions
each man with his half dollar; and at the appointed
hour the office of the ''Penny Though' was crowded
with an eager throng of expecants bnt the prize was
not forthcoming, and the proprietor Of the naper
was missing.
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~ we would direct The attention Of our readers to the
ADVERTISEMENT OF MRS THOMPSON Practitioner Of Medicine
aHd Obstetrics which viii be found in this paper.
~ Hon. d. P. King has been dangerously sick un-
der severe attack of dysentery but i now more COM
Portable.
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- Inc ~ T. Mirror describes G. P. R. jams.
novelist as man little under the medium height and
little over the medium thickness; apparently not over
lorly years DID, with an eagle eye, splendid head,
and slight sprinkng of gray hairs; hail, hearty.
robust-iookins English gentleman, all Of the modern
time.
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COLLEGE OF THE HOLY CROSS,
WORCESTER, Mass.

The Annual Commencement at this Institution, took
place yesterday, July 18th. The exercises are said to
have been very good, showing an Improvement upon
those OF the last year. They were as follows:
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Valuable Hotel Property for Sale.

nr1 E'OR SALE, the well known Hotel, situate in FRA
f7:n MINGHAM CENTRE. The main house is one hun
feet on Central Square, three stories high with
an L and contains thirty The is in good re-
par the outside having been painted the present season and
many OF the rooms newly papered and painted The
EN- and wasroom accommodations are spacious and entire
iynew The property is situated in the immediate reieh
Dorhood OF the public common, the different Churches
Academy Bank, Post Office and stopping place of the Fra
mnghan Branch Railroad
Owing to its very central location it will be constantly
increasing in value and with small outlay it is believed
can be made of the profitable establishments of
the Kind IN the country; and person who understands
me BUSINESS an opportunity offers seldom equaled part
oil the purchase money may mortgage if desired
and the balance of payment will be easy to the pur
chaser. - : - -
For further information application may be made to B.
L. LoRING, Esq, IS and 81 Water st Boston; r. p AN
GIER Esq., at the Depot of Boston and Worcester Rail
Road Co, Worcester Mass of the subscriber near The
premises. L. WIGHT.
birmingham, July 10, 1850. d6twtf