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n,lsIoN HousE--NEX YORk.

,u,g having opened and conno9us ''e.' ,e
MANSION HOUSE % Chambers Street one oi .he mus & p',a
s IN The CIV of New Yors take the liberty o s"cis
: ., q: ihelr Southern friends The atransenirhs are ~
an! ga the approved plan, hrst class ii'.ei le
f- hi ako with regard 10 me "' .
:, il, Establishment, PETER r. STEl.LE.
= " ~, -. JOSEPH { LETSON. Proprirtors.
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EUR f Il \

rox,>I\C 10 relate method has Al length been anr
s'">.1'., .,,,, TOO by which DAGUERREOTlFESO Of
n .G'.>n ~ ATE GlAS are taken, and ANY number oi
fA'" " ,,l4sl acr the first Is secured me names oi
4 = ,, arr. when o" paper, aLbui r,p rE, ~" "'0
ola,c lie oaiy agents and are prepared 10 iutii
e. er(e, sslE nam rss1 NY nsne Ms nr 'I Lass M and co.
t b,s, n,narr Those glass are admirably adapted 10
GI,. exhibitions. from their richness oil tone AM. s" %
M. r,ayings surpasS The puoc are Ni'tI -
i 40 | .,,nr,,,r q ,li.ry al WM A. PRATT, & co.
-, ,iaaicics. a. usual, the New York prices ,
! aiiuil''. ~ Iv'a'.. n' ;" e' - Get 10
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' erv -sp"ciitllls. Your oo'Gt scrN I,
GDRGE ", CRAWFORD. See. a
New YoRl, NAY :, $50.

r. tie Edi1rs of The Enquirer.
Dear Enclosed send you paper by wchit = seen
that the A.ltcn Missionaries haze been ana may si be
in our md. Ii they bc suffered On hls, there Is ne
telling vaiaroais thev may make upon our qnlende and
safety hoy far they may deprive oi our property ana
undermine or domestic institutions. Doubtless they rayc
among us disguise. They should be watched WIN '''e
,os vioi,nce5eyery man should be a sentinel against
Them, The should b. apprehended and punished You
should soun the alarm in the columns o the Enquirer
Very truly your friend &c. &c.
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d 81 '''e''''s p. VAN DErRsEN, CLERK

fdEM OF pRVNT-
90 hereby cnustilut. aud appoint -. my true
.ortir and IN nv name, ~ vote on all questions
before the called meeting OF the Stockholders Of
,mvil!c Railroad Company. Ia be held on the lo'h
= Caar!ei- Canr; House, h.rebv raiityinG al ahs
mes ~ iar premises, a. riiiv "a were lreS''''
"a AVE hereun;o affixed my hand and sea
- lSgAL.l
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NOTICE.
TAE SToCkiioL pERS OF THE RICHMOND ANo Dan

VILE RAILROAD COMPANY.
~ rg,lr, n he Soc ckhol.ers IN this company will be
M Cst-,.e Court House Wednesday, the 10Th day OF
e. :: ,,cA VI ase iio consideration the recent act
- a. - ,..cibv raSSed March 18Th. $50. requiring the
,,- ST r eraaw.4lth 10 uuderwule the guaranty Of ;h.
r. M cl.uusiy the oi $4,000. a. We'll as Other
s tlt, n, t~ presented ~ interest 10 the company.
o s..,: oi ;l, Board oi Directors - -
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10 CONTRACTORS

.tAtr P1OPn>iiS -. he received nill l. ',,eS u W
M NJ ey; Il M oice. ',r the Grdua:on anu Metaiihs ths
H. I,.nr.e la. tom Gor.oassle. IN Orange cauIy
fsp, 4 Coa ,>e. the Intersection oi Inc Ne" iat@et
>eryy. tgrap>r. ne Mas>,nuon Mountain. distance
m " - as1 a The construction OF several Bridges, from
1,. eag,n. Contractors will bo required 10 separate
Il: ise~ 'l!iue rata ha: ior mctalins.
.!o nnI p.oi,es be n this Office after the
.A Ajael.y. FRANKLIN L GEIG ER. Engineer
o., Bl- K ig- Turnpike Co. Madison G. H. May 2-ctio1y
y Rcoa! Tines lynchburs Republican, Republican Ninai'
taey Deae'-a' ia Winchester Nrginan pnosh untii the
- M 10 .An C.nrauy.s nfice
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ronY, p0LLAns REWARD.

o.\lW,r '-0W n, s0acbcF NJ January Ias Nesro hal,
/, tBnR\E H. i 5rlsh, mual,o, ahor SIX feet high
nh ,,l i,r.y y,ars old blacksmith hy trade HIS mother
n. r.. u. Mathews county and from what have learn.
.ye ar ,i county The !as heard oi him ho was
49,. his -r sill gave the above reward tor HI de-
m Kng William Couri House, or he Is secured ~ any
~ .f...,,77 BAYLOR TEMPLE
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-rLA1nANrs OF REvoLUTIoNAKY LANL

by the General Assembly of Va,
~ n. oi the Assembly adopted on the I'm day Z"
-, ~ ~ Resolution allowing further time 10 claimants
go3o rui Bounty 10 prosecute their claims, and mint
, Id IL. lay o March. 1880 be- and The same Ia mere
b.. and hat claimants o Revolutionary Land Bounty be
In ls. lar Marsh, l>5e, 10 prosecute their Claims
e.. 49, l6 lS-a March q 21-ctlsJune
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BROAD ROrK RAcEs SpRINC ls5O.

The this well established will commence
Tomorrow Crucsday) with bill of which promise, tC
all the lovers OF sport highly interesting time Two of tn
entries Taleys Boston gelng and Green's Boston fy
winners. Belchess Billy Townes colt fine COLI and
New Market orinigb, ago, contested the lou
heats, winning the second against Green's Boston fly Tai
eys Herald ly and are's Boston I'VE belcye) coltth,
time being 55, | 50, 81, 81. Hare's entry is I'm.
1lin
We authorized in saying by those who know that the
most spirited contest which has occurred between colts o
many years in Virginia may be expected tomorrow.
$50 forfeit Tor half milebetween VIM. Downes b. T. by
Honest John and any three year old which the proprietor
Mr.. Green, may at the post The geldng with
high reputation and Mr. G. has in his stable of he
finest COILS trained for many years This match is exciting
much interest," and the geding has already many hackers
though his opponent is not named We may look out
ior fun in this race
The this will continue four daystwo
each day Mcssrs alcy Belchcr Bolts Hare, Green
and Downos will be present with their stables and pet
~ tail running may be expected during the whole week
The propretorswe vouch for theni-will forego
trouble expense in contributing the comfort and pleas
Of all who may paronizc their couseand sincerely
rus, that they may have large attendance every day.
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II-cI NklITINGHAM MITCHELL, Prol
10 rlI, sIGIANS ANn FAR RlIEkS.


WY A>tiAS .n, within Is miles OF Richmond. enjoying Il
80 s7c . for private reasons, to sell his Farm, con
t, t' 1cre The location a very good one fora Ply
t' @ .e paale of being made very productive as II
tA''-4 a14as the best mari bargain will be sold, u
[ i ,a made. For particulars. refer 10 DR. G. r John
hQt Vi Du-a.. Richmond p @ through the Rich
oil Pos ut,, May S-c6t
iiCE-Aypcaiion viii be made 10 the Treasury oi the
neg >e payment oith1 following lost certihcates oi i'
me- t 30 unclaimed the name OF Richard squire
r set 1y The conias Of loans for Virginia VIZ
Nominal. Final Dividend.
~ .e % iriet..! perez stock, s@1 - 81 X
. 's'.- lie - y ,ef stock 80 Q.
a@'' t't'.uis thereon, $40 70
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REQJISiTIONS.

BliE kIDUE TUKNPIhL NVNI nv -.
r aI nfS m the above Company hereby nutihed that
me required 20 pay 50 on each hae nn the Is, o May
: ,a share o he lsi iuy. addition 10 the requ!s
+ y /, oa .te 18Th al March Tor IL witt. -,
t sr. in Ic.mcnd wl,l pay into the Bank VI Virginia a
- .5. the company Prompt payment Ii srt'y
a-.i IL order u ,he Board oi Directors w -
tE. !. i + g. JOHN IL McClUNG, Treasurer.
w. 4" NJ. q c,lsiJaiv
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RO. TAYLOR,
'is '-r Administrator dc bonis Of Richd 5. Taylor
,,, 10 ALI. WHOM 1T NAY CONCERN.
~ 3D. Executor the last will and testament OF MARY
istE-S. M the State oi Maryland ie
hat he intends apply for Transfer 81 IL.
: & SAID es,a,rS fhcr deah, IN the Farmers
,o a au also IN the Corporation of Alexandria IN SAID
. Virginia. The caecs thereof under said las, WIZ anu tes
~ BASEL d. SpALDlNG,
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IMpoKTAN,T TO EARMERS.

TMPUKTANT To F'lINWE1INS. :, -r,,,,
'lapENEEs. FLORISTS. SHIP OWNERS. INCORPORATED
COMPANIES MANUFACTURERS. ARTIZANS. PROBES
Sl0NAL MEN, MECHANICS AND OTHERS
I,ig PUMP AND FIRE ENGINE COMBINED. .-RIcHr SEcuR-
s{ tSrEo SIZES LETTERS PArRNr-Al lniringeme
eYae,el THIS Is the valuable invention OF the
}. s,a' wa. .ss,> public edihces no
al 's.-c .weis are incomplete. and comparatively Gise
W, j- c,sa ,a et,.nt Fire Engine, the farmer IS per
1,f.a o. a! ,iinolang Insurance ccinpanies anu
( 'l' fla ~. 'ac.ndiary
RECOMMENDATIONS.
~ e i+rsnei de- hereby cerIty that each oi u mas had
si @" Uur lots o 'lr X Is. Michells Improved Pumps
+y gwen Ia 10 :llr r1! and feel hesitation ia recon
@ h' esnf Horhy the confidence and patronage OF the
ali. John RRAUER.
VALENTINE HECkIER
.i'e PmPol VI Birmingham Mitchell IN my yard; ! e.
.l.'sc,.,. ..gir.. fr. r b TYLER
- f'nt e a: oi VIM Palmer, No 0, Main
NliCEi persons bGyne selling the above article are
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MrKEt,yEK,s PATENT REAPER.

MrkEENEtk PATENT REAFENs
HIS ,e t bec es,cd for the last two years ad uniiofn!
sre! improvement on those heretofore shFe,
-ois s'ei In construction. less liable 10 get our OF
.; =. u work b. done with ii 10 gwen n' WIN NV"
!. N. ...e-..l II. BALDWIN,
ilS Nain S:rn-
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any where between the Of very black and YER
white.
Noice-Nr. Webster isn't very white.
"ari-No he is rather buck, ana | am not ashamed o
hm Tor II. Great laughter mingled with hsses) Ward T.
turned 10 the Mason bill and amid much good humor bn
without much regnrd tc truth, went on and closed.
Douglass Was yocifcrousy called for but would II,
come.
lr Ii here amidst much confusion introduced sc
OF conater esouton which the outside crowd received
cilcro,sy.
The spirit OF the meeting about here, thou9i
there was more speaking, bnt nothing OF interest.
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The yellow fever at the las: accounts, terrible
scourge Rio Janerio carrying oil hundreds among
them MAJOR T. S Morgan Secretary of the L. S Legation ans
the only of Governor Kent, American consul Whole
crews Of vessels fallen victims the awful pestence
The South Carolina papers lament the death, in Charles
on Judge John s. Richardson who had been successive
y distinguished member OF the Legislature, Speaker o the
House Attorney General and the time o his deih was
the presiding Judge Of the Supreme Cour, OF the Stale
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-05-14

The Wcslyan Methodist Missionary >otsiy on "ednss
lav evenin May Sth. At = 7. VI, viii mold rno,'
Meeting in ne KIM Street Chapel doors below lina
4,n s,rectA report or Missionary operations among '
FrGlTlyIS IN CANADA; and also Of ,he!r MISSIONS u
fine slayehonng States Of NORTH CAROLINA ana Nih
GINA vii be presented Ia the meeting
II.,.y Rhh Re, Lewis Wooison. of Pittsburg, Lewis
Tnppan Es and other, will address the tee'ns- '"e'
Of thrilling ncres, will be presented ~ ,
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Mr. August having received notice from Mr.. Crane of his
intention his seat has proposed Mr. G. 10 sub
init the decision again to the people. Mr. C. declines the
nroposon--and the will 20 on
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eciu Providence to give peace and safety 10 The tn'n
We fear there is much truth in the following letter in
the Georgia Federal Union:
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-11-26
sEWING ~ MACHINERY.

10 JOurneyn9n TGitoTS SempsreSes Employers, and Oh
- 0taerS 'Hte eSted an Seutns Of arg descr<pfio7t.
GEEERAL ATTEMPTS have been made to produce Ma
~ chimes Tor Sewing, but they without many 6
JectIons end could he used to little advantage profit.
SINGER PHELPS Betdy-stich SeaiHg Mdchine invent
ca by Isaac M singer and manufactured by Singer Phelps
NO ~ Harvard Place Boston, Mass is offered
nc as perfect machine, and will he adapt
ed TO perform any kind of work. from stitching of fine
shlr-bosom TO ships sail, well descriptions of
leather The needle is straight and works perpendiculay
upon the table of the machine aording room and oppor
nifty to adjust the fabric in any wayand the stitch NAV be
regulated to any length, even a hairs BREADTH a
me stitch made by this machine is which will not
rVe or oe and the sewing only be taken apart by
cutting second third stitch From 500 to 1870
sche according to the fabric operated upon may be taken
per minute
nave been expended upon it by the inventor, the sub
scrbers now offer the Delay Sewing Machine feeling
codent That 1t viii correspond upon trial. with the
mendation here given.
The profits arising from the use of one these machines
which sews with either needless is from five to
SIX dollars per day. The operation is not confined to the
manufacture OF clothing only, but may be applied sewing
of leather.
This hne with ordinary care warranted to run one
year without repairs, and will last many And
simple IN It's construction and easily regulated and
aged, that any person OF ordinary ability operate
Inc price OF one OF these machines, which is worked by
eade and capable OF sewing any ordinary linen, muslin
or Woolen abric is hundred and five dollars
complete, with all appendagts for operation.
lhese Machines beautiful and their appear
ance, and they take up little room that they
ment TO any lady's sewing apartment
u Agent, with whom exclusive arrangements will be
made wanted in every city and the United
All applications for Agencies, and all orders enclosing
money Tor machines (Which will be carefully packed to send
TO part of the wod well all inquiries about their
adaptation to different purposes will be promptly attended
to by the manufacturers All letters be postpaid and
addressed to SINGER & PHELPS.
~ HARVARD Place, Boston, Mass
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ksF szes Z ~ il
fENRAlNS leave Worcester for Fchburg connection
4 with the Worcester and Nashua trains, every day ex-
cept Sundays, at
6.45 and II A. NJ, and at 4 10P.M
RETURNING-I.eave Fitchburg
$50 A. NJ. r. and 545 p. NJ
The shortest and most direct Railroad between Wor
ceser, Mass and Burlington, Vt, is by the way of Fitch
burg, Bellows Falls and Rutland. This twenty two
miles shorter than any other.
The next shorter route by the way of Fchburg Bel
lows Fails Windsor, White River Junction, and Monpe-
er This route is 20 miles shorter than any Other except
The one mentioned above, and is 20 miles than any
other route to all stations the Vermont Central and Pas
aumpsic River Railroads
Passengers going by ee of these routes by the morning
train from Worcester have hour Ftchburg in which
TO get breakfast. Those going in the II O'Clock from
Worcester have fifty minutes at Fchburg dinner time
and those goiB in the last train have fifty minutes to stop
for
RETURNINa-Passengers who arrive at Fitcburc by the
IL O'Clock NJ rain have time get dinner and those who
arrive in the minutes past O'Clock 2. NJ train, have time
10 get lea and arrive at Worcester early by
route The early from Fcnburg arrives in Worces-
ter III season fer the New York train via Springfield amt
the last train in for the train via Norwich
NOV u, lo7O DIFF
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CHAMBERLIN & CO.,
Nos. 1853 & ITO Main Street, Worcester

Have during the past week opened great variety of
RICH AND DESIRABLE GOODS,
PARTICULARLY adapted to the wants purchasers at
his season. and many very choice STYLES to be fou
elsewhere ia this city We would call special attention to
Rich Printed Cashmeres and 81 de LANES,
il entirely and beautiful styles
PLAIN MOUSSELINES DE LAME,
some extra fine quality in choice shades for Dresses
IS ps. New Thibets and Cashmeres, COM
Dresses, with all he Trimmings TO match.
HEAVY SATIN CLOAKINGS, very rich and
fashionable goods.
Heary Gros de .Amure & eros de afraque Silks
for Cloaks comprising richer goods than usually
found in this market.
FRENCH CLoAKINGs for Sacks, Cloaks, sc.
Beautiful Paris Embroidered Cloaks,
both made and unmade
ONE CASE SUPER LYONESE CLOTHS
equal in color and finish to Tibet, and will be sold very
cheaptogeher with large stock of lower priced Cloak
mgs making better selection of
Materials for Cloaks and Dresses
than we have before offered and by far the richest
stock be found in this city Our PRICES as usual will
be guaranteed the Lowest ofaly market
Wide Velvets
for Ctoas, rqntas and SAaCIs in all coors and very
rich quality.
Also-Pece Velvets, Velvet Ribbons, Gimps, Rib
hons, and other styles of Trimmings in the greatest
variety TO match all shades of Dress and Cloak goods
Purchasers of any description of DRY GOODS
should call at Store before making their selection with
the that they all times consider our stock
criterion for Fashionable Goods and Low Prices.
Ii. Ii CHAMBERLIN 81 co.
nov2O CAT DIV
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SCARCE GOODS.

1REEN KID GLOVES, all sizes and best quality.
" MISSES KID GLOVES.
Ney styles Dress and Cloob Trimmings in
every variety of width, color, and quality.
GOLD COLORED SATINS, MARCELINES,
RIBBONS, &c.
ORANGE COLD SCARFS-difIerent sizes.
Embroidered Neck Ties-in beautiful styles.
Extra Fine Thibes and CashmeTes-in scarce colors.
New Printed Cashmeres-rich Styles
Extra Fine Plain Mousselins de LANES
Grey and Drab Fannes for CIoaks, Sacks and Chldens
garments
Wide Velvets for Cloaks and shawls-a colors.
1000 Wrot Collars from 81 cents to dollars.
The above with lots r desirable goods, OPEN
ing, at 1HAMBERLIN 81 cos.
Nov. 90. DIV
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.LEONg l. aDB
'44z--s = s-LalalO =
R0atQn and W0rCaEtar EgnreEs

Hoat0n and Worcester Express,
sz7aA-a u VIE subscriber continues to run THE Elk
Tzs1sisas PRESS between Boston ard worcester for
e. the safe transmission of Packages Bundles Bank
-- otes, Specie. and Merchandise generally,
Three Times each way Daily.
Particular ttenon given to paying collecting and nego-
latg notes, drafts bills and purchasing and selling
shandze, produce, exc.
All packages must be directed to his care.
ne subscriber is alone responsible for property entrusted
his case, and risk is by the Boston and
ester Rail Road Company.
Packages by this line forwarded from Worcester to Sa-
en-, Newburyport TanntOn Fail River and New Bedford;
lso, to Portland and all parts of Maine.
Orders free for goods be returned by this EXPRESS
OFFIcEs-HARNDEN q co IS Office, Court Street
}Oston; }. IL. KNIGHTS HAT STORE, 1853 Main street
Feb % DIFF s. s LEONARD
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WORCESTER THREAD sTORE.

2l4 Main street, Butmam Row,
HNHERE may be found full assortment of every kind
~ 81 Ladies', Gents Misses and Childrens HOSIERY
and GLOVES; Wooden and Worsted YARNS CRUEL. !;
Iapestr STR, Worsted, &c; OPERA HOODS; Misses Sack
ettsi Children's Coats, Hoods, Tppets and ScarEs.
LADIES ana Gents SILK, Wool, Merino, and Cot. VESTS
Gents DRAWERS Of every description.
salisbury and Plain Flanrels of every color and quality
Laces, Edgings, Wells, Collars, Capes &c
Buttons, Brads, Ribbons, Beltings &c.
Thread Needles, Pins Tapes and every article necessary
to Thread Store
GJoNE PRICE ONLY, and that the LOWEST asked
or taken. sd MAIN STREET,
nearly opposite CIRCUITS Book Store.
Nov. II, 1850 dM6M Joseph A. UOMLAND.
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Prices Of -Enre'opes made

When is to forward amount of order per
mail express, reference to respectable New YORK
House will be sufficient All orders will with PROMPT
attention if addressed WILLIAM MURPHY,
1853 Madison Street, New York
1FOrder will be attended promptly If left at the stores
of Messrs Shell 4 Mott 20 Wall Street or of Messrs II
Jeroliman X Go 1874 William ST.
NJ Business Cards embossed in colors from same Dies
ut 300 per thousand. d3m Nov Is
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REMnVAT-

II ARLINGTON g. GLEASON have removed to
the Block, of Main and Front Streets on
-, pose CITY HALL. They have furnished the Store
fg7 m with general assortment of FAMILY GROCER
L4MIzG sonabe prices.
Prime BUTTER and CHEESE at wholesale and retail.
Grateful for past favors, they will endeayor by strict at
tention to business, to merit continuance
n. b. Goods delivered in any part of the city.
Nov II, 1850. dv4w
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A CARD


We beg leave to notify friends and patrons, and
the public generally, that having completed the add
tons and alterations in Store, (of which we gave
notice last Spring., have moved back to the NEW
STORE, where are prepared to EXHIBIT THE
LARGEST AND BEST ASSORTED Stock of
FOREIGN s. DOMESTIC DRY GOODS,
Tor the retail trade, in the State; together with Feath
crs, Hair Mattresses Painted Floor Cloths, SC. &c.
In all the alterations and improvements have made
in our Store, have had constantly in mind the com
fort and convenience of our customers and in doing
this we have spared no expense to make our store
SECOND TO NONE IN THE STATE, and having ac
complished this object, beg to our friends
and the public, that every effort of ours will be to make
assortment of goods, and the low prices which
they offered, the chief attraction to our establish
nent; and we desire further to say to our numerous
patrons and friends that feel under many obligations
for the liberal patronage bestowed upon in years
past and would solicit its continuance and influences
Any person who shall receive mgentemanly treatment
from any Clerk in employ, will confer great favor
,y reporting the same to either of the firm,
b. L. HARDOE * Co
CD. L. HARDoN,
Firm. STEPHEN SAWYER,
WIN. A. CAREY. s17, 3m3dw.
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IMPORTANT TO CALIFORNIANs.

~ NULL information relating to passage by Steam
KAN Il or Wind, including different lines, times OF
N1P sailing distances, expenses baggage, ETC., is
SSEESHA mlncated in new Information CircUtar,
.ras Every body is invited to send for Address
nnsaue maid mt the California Passenger Agency, No. l9
ff|,1I,ydv Neio York, ARNOLD BUFFUM IL co.
Life insurance done on the Mutual system.
Ior the satisfaction of those to whom we personally
vpknoyn we have permission to refer to the following
Members of Congress
lion John Olis, Maine, Hon Loren l. Waldo, Conn
James Meacham, VI. " VIM H. SewardN.H
John r. Hale n. IL. I" Thadeus Stevens Pa.
Charles Allen, Mass. " - T.. Chase, OHIO
I" Horace Mann. Mass. " Nath'l AlbeTtson la.
Grin Fowler Mass. VIM Sprague, Mich.
Thomas Uorwin, Secretary u 5. Treasury.
49,, Vork kuv "a lejD dwS
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NEW PUMP ESTABLISHMENT.

IVGW I UNI I'M LkEAlSII4NIIIN II
'TNHE subscriber having opened Shop at No. 10 Ex-
L change 1t, for the manufacture and sale of PUMPS
keeps constantly hand WooD, CorrER and IRON PUMPS
of eN cry description Also, LEAD and GUTTA iERCHA
PIPE of all sizes 1IRepurng done al short notice
reasonable terms,
Having had twelve years experience IN the business, he
fatIers himself he give perfect satisfaction To such
will give him call o. Don't forget the place. No IS Elk
CHANGE STREET. JAMES +. ESTY.
Worcester, Nov ., 1850 eodtf