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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-03-20
: N Ordinance 70 increase lhe number and al.

Ordinance to increase The number and al
y ter the boundaries Of wards of the city of Ev.
angvllle, passed March 10th, 1885,
SECTION L. Be- it ordained bv the Common Coun-
Gil # the city If Evansville, That the number and
boun a;ies OF he wards Of the city shall hereafter be
us fJll)Ws:
l. All that part of the CITY lying southeast Of Ches-
nu1 street shall cons iute ward and shall be de-
signate as the Fl s. Ward;
g All that part of the city lying between Chestnut
IN Walnut streets shall constitute another ward
and be designated as the Second Ward;
3. All that part of the city heretofore known as
the Sc ond Ward shall constitute ana be designated
the Third Ward;
4. All that part Of the city heretofore known as
the Third Ward, shall constitute and be designated
the Fourth Ward
s. All that part Of the city heretofore known rs
the Fourth Ward, shall constitute and be designated
the Fifth Ward;
6. Al that part Of the city heretofore known as
the Fifth Waid, shall constitute and be designated
the Sixth Ward;
7. All that part Of the city lying between Vine
street and Division rect, extended 10 Eigh III street
shau constitute and be designated the Seventh
s. And all that part of the city lying northwest of
Divisi street, shall constitute and he desionot ted
The Eighth Ward of the city,.
SEC. p THIS ordinance shall take effect and he in
force from and after the 30Sf day of March. 1850,
JAS%G. JONES. Mayor.
Attest: JXo J. CHANDLER elk mh20, d2
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WL. Vernon.

The South Western Advocate Of the 14tf
insr., published at Mt. Vernon, has the fol,
lowing:
DSOur Evansville neighbors will have to
look well to their honors, or they will ere long
be deprived of their boosted Wabash trade
During the past week il number of boats left
ii vast amount Of Wabash freight at Mt
Vernon for re shipment and were the necessa-
~ accomno lntons afforded we believe nine
tenths of the products of this rich and fertile
valley would be deposited here. The waste
OF time and the additional expense of trans
porting produce higher up the Ohio, has in
duced MANY shippers on the Wabash TO So
liclt our citizens to build warehouses and en-
bark more largely i'll the forwarding business.
This by all means should be promptly done
Ills IT will not only put money III the pockets
OF those thus engaged, but will be one of the
most efficient auXilaries in advancing the
growth and prosperity oil both town and coun-
try.
We are pleased to learn that our neighbors
at Mt. Vernon are about 10 wake up from
their twenty years sleep" and do some
thing for themselves. There is no town on
the Ohio, more beautifully situated than Mt.
Vernon, and none that mig t have been more
thriving; but until within year or two past,
there has been but very little if any public
spirit manifested by its citizens. They are
now extensively engaged ia constructing a
Plank Road to New Harmony, on the Wa
bash. Let them finish lhsand ;hen extend it
to Greysville. Posey vile and CA nthana.-
Then. they can boast of having secured Il
profitable and valuable trade; but friend
Prosser shoull be cautious how lie talks of
taking the Wab sh trade from us. or even
dividing 1t TO any considerable extent with
us: because it is oplng against hope. to an-
ticipate any such thing Eighteen months
hence. Railroad will be finished to Vince i
mes. 1t is now under contract more than h Ii
the distance. When tins road is cmpleted
our advantages will be so far superior 10 those
of Mt Vernon that it will BE- to The interest OF
those doing business lii the vale; the Wa
bash, to make this their great shipping point
Besides this, our citizens are talking of con-
structing Plank RoaI from this city. vi,
Blairsville to New Harmony. TFis road il
constructed will enable US to divide the trade
OF Southern Illinois with Mt Vernon.
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Further Particulars,

The steamer j. B. Porter, the sinking Of
which we noticed yesterday, was owned by
Capt. Rogers of this city, Hiatt & HeIphen-
sune, J. Nj. Wells and John Thompson. Of
Washington Ind. She was insured for S25-
00-valued at $500. The hull and cargo
Capt. Rogers informs us, i'll be total loss
The machinery can be saved Babcock 6.
Bros. had nearly 200 sacks corn on board
insured J. & w. Riley had 500 sacks corn
on board-insured. NIessrs. Meghee e. Co.
had lot of skins and furs- not insured
Eleven hogsheads Tobacco belonging 10
Noah Allison, of Spencer, and the balance to
Mr.. Mills of Spencer. were not insured; LOT
ofLard and Castor Oil on board, will he saved
Cabin Furniture. &C., saved. The PasSen-
gers saved their baggage.
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TELEGRAPHIc CoMMUNIcATIoN.-T The Te-
lPgraphic wires fIom Vincennes, touching at
Terrr-Haute and COvington, and extending
to LAFAYETTE. will soon be up. and commun
cation between the points named. commenced
VincennFs, when this line is completed, will
be one Of The best points for news III the West.
We will then be in direct communication with
Louisville and the Eastern tities-St. Louis
and the Western and Southern towns and
cities, and the commercial places ofthe North.
Tincennes Sun.
While we congratulate Vincennes, it is al
so some qualification to think that these same
advantages will be shared by this communi-
ty. A Telegraph connection with Terre-
Haute and Lafayette, will prove great ac-
commodaiion to the business men of this city.
as well as TO those Of Vincenness, Terre-
Haute and Lafayette. We have heard from
other sources that the wires will soon be up.
and look forward with pleasure to speedy
realization Of the prospect.
T%YesterdsV was a bright but cold ddV,
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAT,
EGTATE1

In the Vanderburgh Clrcui Court-Decree nt the
September Term, lS49.
Joseph Warner and Redwood0
Fisher,
Warrick Emblee, james EN-
bree, and Others
by virtue of decree of the Vanderbuph Circui,
- Court, IN the State of Indiana IN the above en-
uflei cause at the above term Of said court. will
proceed To ell al public auclinn. at the Court
house. door: in Evansville, on THURSDAY. the 25tb
day 0t April, 1880, between the hours If 10 n'Ioc
A. NJ. and O'Clock +. NJ. the northwest quarter Of
section number twenty four IN township number
sI&, south Of range number eleven wes' iE the Yin.
cennes Land District, containing one hurdred and
sixty aires, more or lsss "9
TINS tract Of land lies on Pigeon Creek. imme.li.
stely beyond the Salt Well Is DELIGHTFULLY."- situated
It cot'!sry residences TINS andwIll e laid off in
lotS OF lew acres each (nui less than four acres
10 SUIT purchases and sold for third sash in
n ,ru dGd the remaining two-thirds IN two equal
annual instruments with interest, the purchaser
e.vl9g MS notes waving relief laws and taking
cefuhcl1e OF purchase till ul ayment IS made
SlnVrAS c. STEVENS, Commissioner
lN'i1E Q" WHEELER, Att'ys. mh2J davis
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ed next sabbath al , o'tIock P NJ, in R.v. Mr.
McCARrR's Church; and one, also, in Rev. Mr..
GooDwIN's Church, al O'Clock, ?. N. The friends
Of the License system respectfully Invited t. at
tend mhl9 d5
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DISSOLUTION.
STOLEN HORSE

t1N---,- 81 ULEN IIUItS E,--A horse was
~3A~lf "ith ME on Sa uiuay night last. under
%--~-- circumstances Which render 1t certain he
VAS stIen. T e Young IN who / # him sa d he
wis o Il S 1encar county, near Rocnport, ana said
MS was Wrgh.. The horse is latge bay
Ininlal, about q ven years old, aud in god order.
He has heavy black man and tail, sway back
and star on flrehe d. He looks as if he had not
been used much lately.
JOHN MCKINNEY, on 'onville Road,
n.h2O a2@l mlles other side Of NewburCh.
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~ The California letter which was prom
ised for to-day has been crowded out. 1t wills
appear tomorrow.
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" River receding at Louisville. At Gin
cinnati on Sunday still falling. At this pome
fal ing.
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01r \. H. SANDERS, ESQ., have been solicited by
n numerous friends To become u candidate for the
fee OF Recorder OF Deeds &c for this county and
YOU will please announce my name as candidate
or flat Office Being Lawyer by profession, /
think can perform duties with satisfaction to-
al. Yours, Respectfully, -
CLEMENT d. SIMONSCN
Evansville, March l6, 1850. mills
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TEzE EVANSVILLE INSURANCE CO..
uF

WILL insure Buildings AMI Personal Property on
w land against SIS 81 damage by hie, ana Boats,
and Vess Is ami Mpichaidize, in the course Of
trLrsphrta ion, against damage by fire
water, e.. Offi-e in the room occupied by Jas.
Z. Joaes. a Law Office, the corner Of sycamore
nj Fl st slftes n.h2O #
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lc-FRIENp SANDERs-You will please announce
JACOB 81 NZlCk Il candidate tor Councilman in the
Fifth Wald next April election, as he will be sup
ported by
leb2S tie MANY VOTERS
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6~MR. A. H. SANDERs:--You will please an
nounce my name as q candidate for reelection to
the office If {ecolder of \andeIburgh county, at
the ensuing August election.
mhl9* SAMUEL T. JENKINS.
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4. H. SANDERS, Esq..-You will pi, ase announce
DANIEL CHUTE as a Can't for the office OF
Recorder for the County OF Vanderhugh al the hext
August + lie ton y ours, Respectfully,
NH 2G* DANIEL CHUTE.
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IT The mustache aud imperial have been
prohibited In the French navy.
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10 Yesterday was bright but cold day
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The South Western Advocate of the 18th
insr., published at Mt Vernon, has the fol-
lowing:
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-02-21
MUSIC SALOON, a
n NHann

doors north american Temp. House, Worcester
A MARSH has taken the above well krown stand, for
"A . merly occupied by MIR. CALEB LORING, where he
will keep general assortment of PIANO FORTES, Sheet
Music, Musical Instruments, and Musical Merchandise of
every description which he will sell be bought
in any other city in the Union continuance of the public
patronage is respectfully solicited
N b. Piano Fortes and instruments of all kinds TO LET
A. MARSH
c.. LORING respectfully informs his friends and former
customers that he has renqused his business
MIX A. MARSH and would solicit for his
nuance of the patronage heretofore literally bestowed
on him. He has also entered into liquidation of his affairs
and may be found for the present the Store of A. MARSH
aboye all unsettled and accounts after February
LIST, viii be left with an Attorney for collection.
Jan l, 1850 frsf...- 'i3 eod3w vista
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Daguerre0tVnes.

THE subscr respectfully informs old friends and
customers that he has returned 10 his old stand, ~,
236 Main-street, .=
where he would be pleased 10 wait upon all who may favor
him with their patronage he invites all to call and ex INN
his specimens narticu iy those ofhe Hon Judge Cotar
Post Master Genera! of the United States and Gen Peps
President of the Massachusetts Copper Mining Compa v
whose Daguerreotype he has had the pleasure of taking
ng his visit in Vermont. Slis4.
~ B. Pictures taken in less time and Hfeltke than
any other room in .he city.
Worcester, Sept p. d WIN. H. GILMORE.
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Ca1lNaTJYE Es'EaOY,

NR. STONE practices the examination of the Lungs
IL the Heart and Chest with the STETHESCOPE. and
other modern devised Instruments orerto test their vital
capacity critically, that the ncpent diseases of
those organs can be discovered and thereby timely
ment adopted and saved from the progressive process of t
bercuons uceations and consequent disorgani2ation
in treating pulmonary complaints that Consumption taken
in its early stages may be CURED and its pedspostion
sbdued 1Persons inclined to affections Of this character
will do well to call on him. ~.
u Office and residence No MAPLE STREET, near the
Worcester House. Office hours from to o'clock r NJ
Jan p. st " eod&eowly
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Hair Dive.

WATERS LIQUID HAIR DIE has now been extern
w svely used for than six months ana every box
sold has been warranted TO give entire satisfaction and has
not in single instance been reurnedon the contrary hum
dreds of Ladies and Gentlemen in Troy and New FORK have
expressed themselves in the most enthusiastic in its
praise and acknowledged its superiority every other
kind in TIE Ladies who have false hair in con-
sequence Of their natural hair turning Grey this Dive is
great blessing, making it to resemble SO perfectly
that it cannot be deectedhe application is perfectly SIM
pie the hair requires preparaon needs only to be
wet i'll the most simple manner and the work is DONE
For sale by NJ. b. GREEN, and LEWIS T. LAZELI. d.
June D. a eodtf
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Rev Express Line.
6lgelOW's Boston & Worcester Express,


,sS4as=- OUer the Worcester and Nashua, and
s-aee..Eassss b Fitehbarg Rail Reads.
e IS a. 'HE subscriber has commenced running an
- Express Car over the above Roads, Tor the
safe transmission at .- tis
Packages Bundles Bank Notes Specie and Merchandise
generally, Three Times each way Daily.
Notes, Drafts, and Bills collected and all business execOt
ed with dispatch and chenp by any onerF Express
Offices american House, Worces,er and Rdi Rad
Exchange, Court Sqaare, Pestcn.
Orders received al Hutchinson Co Is Bookstore, II
Main ST., and The Ticket Office, Lincoln Sq, Worcester
q 7il.ss-I-s .- JASON TEMPLE, Al ...rro-s
L. c. BARDwELL. '9e
.-sa.1t Il l.. BIGELOW. Proprietor.
This Express connects AT Groton Junction with
BiseloW's Great Northern Express,
For Townsend, Peterborough, New Ipswich, Mason Vii
age Nashua Shirley, Lnnenburg, Ltominser Fitchburg
Westminster, Ashtnrnham, Gardner, Paldwnville Roy
aston Athol, Orange, Wenda, Ewing Months ne Nprh
Geld, Greenfield Ms, Vernon, Brmtteboro Vt, Wmchen
don Filzwliam, Troy, Keene, Bellows Falls, Charles
town, Clarement H.. Springfield, Windsor, ReckinG-
h"m bartonville Chester Proctorsye, Cuyeniah, Lnd
low Rutland, Mddlebury VefgeDnes and Burlington VT.
March 49, aa3 g5 DIFF
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Notice from Spencer,

E subscribers would give notice all having accounts
unsettled or Notes unpaid, tina, they MUST BE PAID
before me hrt 81 February ncxas they intend cloue
their affairs in that month Lii ewse we woul say that
We shall sell Goods hereafter, WITHOUT REGARD To
disposed Of eset HYDE & HILL (
Spencer, Dec &c, lS49. ,tt 3wisost
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Observation-Disclosures!

NM VSO RCsS-- IN
THE subscribers would say their friends and the public
generally that they have hand and constantly
supplied with every variety Of GROCERIES of the choicest
quality, at PSI MAIN STREET
which they will sell low be bought at any other
establishment in the CITY, Every article sold by us,
proving satisfactory (wheher warranted not when sod)
will be exchanged the price paid refunded, the option
of the purchaser. fis
Call and examine for yourselves, do not charge for
Goods unless ordered. Don't forget the number, 9
PSI Corner Of Main 6 Mechanic SITS. 25l
MJan 10. "a y DIV w6t P. HOLBROOK 81 CO.
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Light-E6ght!

" III ~ LILY WU--- -NIVt EBNs W"0
THE handsomes cheapest and best article for LIGHT in
i the world is MARSHS PATENT OIL. This is a new
invention recently introduced and very extensively
used by The pubc is perfectly safe and free TO burn in
any common Oil Lamps with the simple alteration Of tube
which is done for the hng expense OF 2s cents This Oil
eight paris some of which Essential Oils The whole
forms body beautiful in appearance, and gives clear bril-
liant and odorkess light without grease smoke SMELL
erpLosion-thus furnishing the public with article fro
which they can obtain almost any qantlty Of light and at
same time clean and beautiful The above Is for sale at
A. H. NEWTONis, FosTsa STREET, opposite the Boston
md Worcester and Norwich Rail Road Dcpots.
N D. Mr.. N. is the only Agent for Worcester.
Ian o. .FfE III l.f ~ = i s dwtf 4
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80 LEONARD'S
Rasfnn and WNTGnsfar Exnrnss.

-B35LOn anu " UTCGSJ6f EXpF6SS,
FltIE subscriber continues run THE EX.
EssSsSsSJ I PRESS between Boston and Worcester, fol-
Sss4SY Tho safe transmission of Packages. Bundles,
---~ Rank Notes Specie, and Merchandise generally
Three Tires each way Daily.
Particular attention CIV - 80 paying collecting and
gotating drafts, ts, and purchasing and selling
merchandise, produce etc. H9s fH,1 ftf
AfpAckages must he directed 10 his care. if 'as3
The Subscriber u alone responsible for property entrust
ed his csre, and no risk sassumsd ythe Boston and
Worcester Rail Road Eo,npanys -.Atia 100 '-.ali
Packages by this lihe forwarded from Worcester ia
Saei NewburS port, Tauntop Fall River, and New Bed
lard also, to Portland, and all parts of Maine.
i'rers es for goods he returned by this Express.
DTF1cEs -.ItANNHI.N a. cos ofice 8 Court Street,
Boston; J. n KNIGHTss Hat STORE, 1o3 Main 81.
Wn-res'sr. s-ta tssta 3. d. LEONARD.
Feb 2h, 1s47 aai F4 dtf
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asvOcerw SyyaegE VEggeafeeE,

A NY person having STORE TO LET IN THIS CITY
being suitable place for the Grocery business, may
hear of chance to rent upon reasonable terms by eav
ing communication at the PY OFFICE addressed o. j.
stating the location and terms Possession be had by the
first of April next eodtf Jan 23.
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NOTICE tO whom il maY concerm

Notice to whom il many concern.
IE subscriber hereby gives notice that certain Note
payable Jethro Iaphan order of the amount of
thousand dollars dated East Douglas Oct 6 l549 and pay
able April 1850, and signed by Horace Mecorney given
without any consideration and therefore will not be paid;
Mortgage also bearing date herewith the
payment of said Note of value and will be security
for the payment of said Note. l 49,. -.ia
East Douglas Feb l. 1850. '3 N dw3w
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Important to Manufacturers.

LILY CdIKG 10 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., ]
THE subscriber IL Manufacturing Philadelnhia OAH
TANNED STRETCHED LEATHER BETTING, Bel
aud TOP RoHer Cement Splitting and Soaring Maehines
Counter sank hsad Bet yet Mnchin,
for stretching bell leather The above med articles ar,
kept constantly hand, and he furnished at shor
notice. d. u. BASsETT Ag,f
Juy4 wifi 81 Main street Worcester
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UptOm, GrmGto1l, ~. .. VEalaage. amel


Worcester Express.
m--SENsan rTNH subscriber has cpma enced runnins
@aJSsA Stage and from Upton daily
(Sundays exceptel.) to connect with the
line between Worcester and Grafton leaving Upton Hotel
At 81 A M, and returning will leave the General Stage
Office, Worcester : z. NJ.
The Grafton aud Forester Stage VIII twice day
leaving Worcester 10 A. NJ. and PM. Leave Grafton
At IA. M. and p. NJ. ..s
Books sept at the Grafton Hotel L. NJ. Smiths Post
Office, N. E Village, ant ia Worcester, at the Genera
Stage Office first door North of the American Temperance
House.
is very necessary that all Express Business should ba
panied with written orders and signed personally
hat it may e done with correctness.
sent. / dwtf TYLER HARRINGTON.
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COAE.! that is CdsAEl!!

CAN always be found at The City Coal Yard, an vii
" be delivered in the best possible order Orders ma
be lett, q. F. THoMPs,,K's Shoe Store. at l..
FLAGG's Grocery Store cor. Main and School SITS.
Worcester, lth mo. q diff Il. BUFFHN.
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RAL HAY CUTTERS For SALE

SPIRAL HAY CUTTERS FOR SALE
tIIE subscriber has few Hay Cutters very good ar
| tcle that he would exchange for CASH or WooD. In
quire at the New Brick Shop on Union STREET.
NJ b. Hay Cutters repaired rs usual, and on REASONABLE
terms LUTHER WHITE.
Jan g. ui
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Buffer. CEheesc. &c.

: 80
~ FIRKlNS choice Vermont BUTTER;
sS 80 Kegs do New York do;
1000 lbs. Prime Worcester County CHEESE. 15a
1000 lbs. do New York do l--s ,.-
Also-Superior Southern Homonv-Corn Flour-Gra aha m
tlour-Rye Fiour-Buck Wbeat do.-Wbeaten Grits-F
Arrow Root-C; elatine-R Isin-
glass-AmeIca can do Irish Moss, &c. &c.
For sale by ds r. B. BU1'MAN.
Dec 26. CIV
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usters-Ousfers!

G, 3. kELTON 3 CO.,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN OYSTERS,
No. Is Front ST., Worcester.
Nj SSRS. K & CO, import their Oysters and are
WI constantly receiving large quantities of the choicest
and delicious kinls that be procured and atter
themselves that they give entire Satisfaction TO all WHO
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Shaw fs@s

FREIGHT TRAIN@with Passenger Car attached
leave. Worcester uxbrjge, (8here it with
Special Train for Providence at 1880 A. NJ.
UXaRI9GE SPECIAL TRAINS T's
Leave Uxbridge ut Is p NJ
kLeHve r. evidence ut II. 80 A. NJ.
THE THROUGH TRAINS CONNECT
At Mlvie with coaches Tor Slatersvilie. All xbridge
with coached Milford and Mendon, At Whns with
co1ches for East Doug and WhitiEsvlle Farnums
with coaches for Grli centre and n. E Village At
Worcester with trains Of the Western Railroad and Nor
witch and Worcester, and Worcester ,shna II. roads
At Waterfo with trains Of Norfolk Couny Railroad for
aud from Boston, Dedha n, &C. re- ssas al. es.t5
The 1880 Tran connects Providence with trains for
Boston, Taunton, Fan River, Bedford, &c.
No % css tickets sold for Uxbridge Special Train nor
Ii 80 train from Worcester ~ lasts1
Through trans do mol stop mt Hamlet.
Decs. datf ISAAC HINCKLEY, Sup't
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A@ces, EaseOrOadertes, 0ad
Thread Store Goods

DURING the continuance of my SEMI-ANNuAL SALE. I
shall offer the entire stock of the above Goods including
many useful as well fancy articles at great discount
from the usual prices. Below the prices of of the
Goods, and there many of the :" same sort.n
e WRoT STANDINGsCOLLARS at 81 cts;
on Needle Work do at 10 cts, regular price l2tc;
90 DO do do at 25 cts, do do soto 75c;
70 French do do at II cts, do do 25 cts;
20 Needle Work Chemzettsl7to 25cts do do 81 75c:
Elegant do do 75c to ST. do do s. to / sc
Rich Lace CAPES so do do S250
Real Needle Work Cambria Trimmings at g. cts;
Wide Saxony Edgngs at 81 cts;
Childrens Hoods at l25 cts;
Wool C,nats at IL