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INSURANCE.
MECHANICS
MUTUAL BENEFIT ASSOCIATION.

once Nos q To- Fools Batifins, Sprn gfeid, Mass.
HS Association organized October LIST, 1919 and
Il was the first of The kind organized in the United
now in operation 1t is managed by its members, and has
An accumulated Cash Capital of $4,000
Guaranty Capital Of 10000
Rates OF annual deposits for members under fly years
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NOR tn AMERICAN ELECTRIC
WASHING FTTTTD

FOR WASHING EITHER IN HARD OR SOFT WATER
HIS Is the only genuine article found in the world
and possesses double the power of any thing ever dis
covered Tor washing clothes at tIifne expense. doing
away with washboards at once. In fact, il TO be the
long sought philosophers stone universal solvent;
ing magical preparation its operation being of the most
astonishing character sized washing NAV be
done with gill Of this Fluid, less than two hour. 1t
soites and removes the dirt leaving the articles of the
most brilliant whiteness II being as harmless i'm its oper
aons purc water, and clothing III wear much longer
than when rubbed to pieces by the common method of
washing.
This Fluid is powerful agent to be used in all cases
where soap Is required, particularly for cleansing milk uep
sis, cleaning windows and paint securing floors; i'm short
ing world
r. SAll colored Goods rendered brighter by being
washed IN this Fluid and Wooles less liable to shrink
and thereby rendered much softer than in the old wa OF
washing. 49, -
Sold by the principal Druggists, Apothecaries and Gro
GERS throughout the world. Manufactured by Moore Col
ls " Cos at the Laboratory, Nos 81, 90 and Ann cor
heT oil shoe and Leather Streets Boston. None genuine
unless the Labels contain their signature.
he above article warranted by the Manufacturers moi
TO contain soda, lime camphene, burning fluid acids of
any kmd but to be purely alkaline preparation of the
most powerful character possessing Than double the
washing power of anything discovered being
harmless Ill vapor, without possessing caustc prop
Ties oil the msea lie art lie which food the market and i'm
many instances disgust the people that degree that they
are unwilling Try good article when il is really 10 he
found The PIoprietors only ask fair trial of tn article
and are perfectly willing forfeit any amount for a single
Illure III any instance where il is used.
MOORE, COLLINS & co.
u We are the only agents The above article in Wor
cester county For sale at the manufacturers prices by
myo-dw3m DRAPER d CLARK, Washington Square
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Providence and Worcester RAILROAD.
Ts1s rss9 :
UAIMER ARRANGEMENTS and after Apr. T. 1850
TRAINS


Leave Providence at Z. Is and ll.3O and $50 pm.
Worcester at 6 As and II am. and PIN.
TRAINS CONNECT at Woonsockei with coaches fol
MaId and Mendon At Mlvie with coaches for Sla.
tersve; Al Whtns with coaches for East Douglas and
Nhitu svle; at Farnums with coaches for Grafton Ger
N E. Village and Upton; Worcester with &c
Western r. Road and Norwich and w. r. R., and Wore
aud Nashua r. R.; AT Waterford with trains of Norfolk
County Railroad for and from Boston, De1ham, &c.
The rs train from Providence at Worcester
with the Express train for New York. and the Accoinmo.
4. NJ.
Passengers by the $50 p NJ train from Providence
arrive at Springiedthe same evening.
The H. 30 train from Providence at Worcester
with the Express train for New ork which leaves WOr
cester at4 p. NJ.
The ii M train froW orcester connects at Providence
with trains for Boston, Taunt0n Fall River, N Bedlord--
Also, with Steamboats, for Fail River and Newport.
The p M. train from Worcester connects Providence
with the Boston and N Y Steamboat train for New York
G-TTse 7.45 and IL M. trains do stop Hamlet
% The $50 and P. NJ trains do stop Ashton
Hamlet. ISAAC IL SOUTHWICK, Snpt.
Providence, Apr. ], 1851. aDr5-dwtf
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Florida Sponges.

| osI received bales FLORIDA sPONGEs. which
cost only 2ne-hdftse price ofmporied Carriage spon
sale, Wholesale and retail, by ID sCoTT n TUT
Jel7-dwsiw o4s w,n IN,
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Hosiery and Gloves.
VOEST KID GLOVES, in Fancy and Spring Colors SUI
- perior article. Seventy-ive dozen Isle Thread
Gloves various kinds
100 Dozen Silk Gloves,
from % TO 62 CTS pair; so dozen Picnic and Lace
Gloves, and Mitts, etcetera, etcetera.
ChIldren, Misses and Ladies; Hose,
More than 100 different kinds, amongst them some of the
Best Saxony 3 Threaded, Black and White
Silk Hose, from Auction.
all OF which will be sold at the lowest New YORK WUOI II
SALE PRICES. Please call and examine before pnrclas
t., near Worcester House.
dwf IL
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GREAT EXCITEMENT!

E&N in consequence of BOOTS AND SHOES being
~ sold in such large quantities. and at such unheard Of
toU Plces, at the Old stand of o +. THOMPSON l76
MAN street, 1t has produced great excitement among the
Boot and Shoe dealers of Worcester as well as among The
purchasers of Boots and shoes "e ~
but the BIG ARGAlNS not all gone yet of which
you VIII be perfectly satisfied by calling soon and examine
for yourselves. ~ w ~
have sold more GOODS and lower prices than were
ever sold IN worcester in week. before the last week
IT, And now for Another Grand Rush.
me following are some of the prces-Is look al them.
lot OF Mems Calf Sewed Boots, from So to 500
lot o. Mems Calf Pegged Boots from Sl,5Oto $3.50
lot OF do Patent Leather CATERS $50 to ann
lot OF do Cali, Goat Kip, Thick Shoes SOC to loo
lot Of do Leather Slippers, at only 37l cents
Mems Thick, Kip, and Grain Boots, $ so ia $500
lot OF Ladies' Cater Boots, from rs cents to SIPS
lot OF Ladies' Walking shoes, from so cents 10 SlOO
lo OF Ladies' Cheap House Shoes, al 374 cents
Boys Call, Kip, and Thick Boots from SlOO To S15O
Boys Can, Kip, and Thick Shoes from SO to IS cents
ces from la TO so cents. DN Pi1-
10 not forget the place, and call soon the holc stock
Hlpsf be sold. ~ '"
je4-dd #. THoMPsoN's Old Stand, I76 Main st.
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The Attention Of Purchasers

and Consumers solicited the following named SUPE-
RiOR GOODS, made of The best Louisiana Cotton they
having Premium Medals the last Exhibitions Of
Institutes, in New York, Boston, Philadelphia, and Bat-
more.
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BosToN, June 1851.
MIR. j. F. LoRING-Dedr Sr:-I have received your let
Ter informing me that my patent right nnged in WOr
cester have had similar accounts from other places, and
some OF the parties Infringing have settled the matter. No
prosecution has yet been enered but shall one and
after getting decision against of the frngers shall
deal summary with all Others Whether they be makers
or users of the article patented.
Yours Respectfully,
f. EMERSON.
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Railroad Advertiser nts.
Rnstnn and Worcester Railroad

Boston and WOTcSsI5I hdLlIUaU
Ia N za..:s::s:a3ll E;
sy-,TlJFR 4RR4NG EMEN7' oD,1seRcfng J4ne ?, 1851
pASSFNcFR TRAINS LEAVE BOSTON, as follows:
For Worcester at 80 and am. y Is, 2SO H. 5.30 pm
Milbury at 5v an.
Sax0nville at e.l3 3 90
Milford at SD am. , OO~ "
Newton Is, SIS (ssx. Tr.), 1880 3, Oln Tr) 600
Brookine, zoo, $780, 81 am, l2s, 2l, 5t,6i u & 81
does no, stop east Of Matte, except at Brighton Oh
Thurs days. - - -,,>- - n,,.
MIlbnry $50 4.3o pm
Milford at o.i2 LOU ~
Ssxonville at b.49 49,. Sc, - W
Newton. 6 25 7.I74 lsqx. Tr) 745* (Nl. TT and
am; las 23Os ,(lll. Tr.), 4.33' (sax. Tr), $50 Il
SIS pm. 900
Brookine at $40, 7.45, $40 ana iVoO am, l5O, SOU
5 As and 9 pm,
w. Newton Station.
5ivtf C. TWICHELL, Snp't
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re-, "a 60 -y.75.:::s<1 -ss5.::3.s.1
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lection OF manuscript music made by Gray while ia \.
fl2 sh
The directors OF the Great Northern railroad Il
England, on the recent occasion OF the Qaeen's mug
through scotland, refused the usual ire. xts
royal train TO the reporters OF The London nan.s a
. her Majesty sgnihed her desire TO have ,hsm Ala
as those labors give ecla 10 the movements r as
courtm Let The reporters alone for telling hslr y, a
story. y
AK AMERICAN cossuL's LETTER oprsEp-A !.
from Vienna says: WV
The Austrian authorities are very unscrupulon.
regard 10 opening any letter or parcel which hsv @
slider suspicious The government OF the Un,,sd ~ 'a
forwarded a packet 10 The American consul here Aa
time SINCE containing printed circular and pam%
on the Ausiro-iungaran question, with reference y
case OF Mr. Dudley Mann. This packet was o, W. '
and examined al the office OF Central Revision Aim
il bore moi only the seal Of the Department Of Ma,
that also OF The United States consulate at Iamburs y
pressed IN wax.
Mr. Flaeg as representative of the United States :.
eminent al Venice. addressed protest 10 the mps,
government on this violation Of the United States ~.
length was received from the Office OF Central Reys
in substance as follows:
The Office OF Revision claims the right to exsmi0. i,
publications introduced into the Venetian States from \,
country, under any form. from any source. and 10 J.,
address whatever, without the least Distinction and vT
no exception OF the OF other government
Also tina. the packet IN question had no external mai
| of "A diplomatic character.
Several communications have passed between Il,
United States consul and The imperial government On n
subject, in which the former declares that the occur
OF similar fact will demand OF him a similar pruts
Here the matter remains tor the present.
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as he had concluded Hon C. r Russell announced that
ia conseq uenee of The proposed review OF the military
upon the Common the President obliged TO forego
The pleasure OF personal introduction 10 the assembly.
The President and suite then left The ball. amidst the
cheers OF The multitude, and proceeded TO the Common
The review commenced at five O'Clock TIE President
rode fine black charger, and accompanied by the
governor and staff The British military officers and the
public officers from Canada and other provinces were
also present The review was very well executed, and
General Edmands the close. thanked his command for
the handsome manner in which they had performed the
duties OF the day
The President and suite returned TO the Revere House
about six O'clock In the evening he dined there with
the city authorities
The dinner was superb. The proceedings after the
moyal OF the cloth were entirely OF social character.
and pleasant remarks made by the Mayor; Hon,
Francis Hicks and Sir Allan McNab, Of Canada Col
Horn of The British army; Hon Joseph Howe, secretary
OF the province OF Nova Scotia Judge Aywyn OF Can
ada; Mi Bowes mayor of Toronto; Major General Ed
mands and Col Schouer, OF Boston; Gen. Leslie Coombs
of Kentucky; Ex-Governor Paine, of Vermont Gen
Wilson, president of the senate Lieutenant Governor
Lawrence OF Rhode Island Josiah Quincy, Of Boston
and others.
Yesterday morning the mayor received the municipal
authorities of the Canadian ciies at the City Hall.
A salute in honor of the President fired from the
Cunard steamer.
fro BE CONTINUED
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IoOE, BROTHER Co, Pennsylvania avenue between IN
Ill Streets just received and prepared
the Washington Georgetown,
surrounding OF ayland and Virginia. full
complete French Eng and India fancy staple
dry goods, Of the mportaions. They
Very elegant brocade silks, dark colop
Extra rich brocade silk, for evening
Rich plaid silk, styles
Extra heavy plain poult de sole
Heavy watered silks, all coloIs
Real Irish popIDs, richly waered, all shades
Very black silks, nIl widths
Superior wide coloTed silk velvets, every shade
French Merino aud 1hibet cloths, great variety
French de lanes, designs
French cashmere de latest styles
embroidered chemiscttes, with sleeves match
Real Vaiencennes lace chemsetes and cuffs
Richly embroidered muslin capes, collars and
Elegantly embroidered and lace trimmed handkerchies
embroidered Canton Grape sliawls, from S2 to SIS
Velvet manillar, STYLES
Silk mantilas visites, also styles
cash sDawls, and
Real cashmere and Thihet scarts
Long and horts sewing silk miis and gloves
celebrated kid gloves, size and shade
Black silk iaces black aud coiored silk iringss
Thread aces insertings wide and
Muslin and cambrc rulings
Muslin cambria inserngs and ceilings
Sail neck aad belt nbands, Ac., &c.
entirely and desirable goods,
approaching which weekly add
will purchasers assured o finding,
during season, fashionable Styles at The loves
prices. ...z -.
Sept la-u
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NARPETINGs, Floor Oil-Cioths Cartain Materials.
subscribers PLEASURE of announcing 10 their
friends and houek-spe generally OF The cities OF Wash
Virginia. that they have just received New York and Boston
packets altogether the
furnishing dry go,ds OF description that
the pleasure The public The lead
ing articles of which they beg 10 enumerate, vix'
IS pieces tapestry velvet Competing, new designs
tapestry Brussels do very nch
IS extra heavy English Brussels do
Is do small figures
bales patent English BRUSSELS, low priced
yards three carpetng, Lowell manufacture
800 do do ingram carpeung do do
1000 do do do quality
sheets beautiful oil cloth, which will be cut
shape for halls passages
and
dozen brass all sizes, and cheap
rrnnb cloths, 1914 TO lb-i
pieces ycry silk wool curtain dc lane
cotton do
25 do do worried damasks
is do do damasks, double width
do de lanes, furniture
Turkey red cashmeres
% pairs richly embroidered lace curtains
80 pairs embroidered muslin curtains
10 pieces embroidered curtain muslns, low price
$50 brass cornices the richest TO the cheapest
Together all curtain trimmings and fixtures OF the
styles all OF which will be offered the most aeeonmo
Purchasers cordially invited 10 examine our stock
HooE, BROTHER, co.
Sept I6-d4wn
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From the Baltimore sur.

the BaluLlure sur.
Corrospondenae between Cover. Lowe aud tho
Pre-. dsnt OF the Uaitsd states.
The following important correspondence, il will be
seen, has been furnished for publication BY order Of Gov
Lowe. twill command general perusal, and, we doubl
not, meet with general approval
STATE DEPARTMENT,
Annapolis. September II, 1851.
Editors of the Sun.
GENTLEMEN By order of the governor, transmit foI
publication the correspondence recently had between this
department aud the federal government The governor
desires 10 be Published, il will tend 10 reassure the
public mind that Justice will be executed upon the perpe
traitors OF the recent murders and treason in Pennsyl
MIA. and that measures will be taken prevent similar
occurrences in the future
Respectfully, your obedeni servant.
THOS. II. O'NEAL,
Secretary of State
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Sept la--u'

TAPESTRY VELVET, Uncut Velvet Tapestry Ia
pesIy and pan Brussels threepy aud ingram cafpeiings
additional supply the above description OF
entirely nnd Different patterns aud cohhna
this all from The
celebrated Jonn Crosi-y Il SONS, London
additional supply elegant cnaa materials, brocku-
all silk.
LANES, iane French and English furniture ehnt
oiled Turkey red and figured chnzes, with all
the tasseis, gnps, and borderings 10 match
goods the hand before their arrival,
perhaps conpetc OF other retail
Enlistment Ia the
All intending furnish, respect
fJly invited 10 call and examine them.
CLAGETT s. DoDSoN,
Dealers in all kinds of furniture dry goods
l7--3teoH =
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C.Ioular-phiilips's United states Fire Annihl.,-
Agency.

nv undersigned respectfully announces that he is the ,ue
ugent English for the disposal OF Php,
United His agency, based rhn
proprietary the PATENT viii be conducted ensu
w n be- known '.PhilhpAs
Fire Annihntor CoMpany OF which Hon Elisha Whs
United Treasury At Washin
the president and r. Bainu esq, the general mal,su
secretary
The agency win open office in New York city the "a
September, (the location OF which will hereafter
nouneed) put and continue upon Phls
patent annhilaor invention in the United States "
The pces licenses assignment nsbu n
Territories counties or towns viii depend upon uS
upon the number OF which
immediately applications by letter, Of by
sonal interview tire office Is OPP ned. ="
The prices OF machines and Of charges folows
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The George Wsskingfon's ~ssk-s fvirs
= ~>u This superior steamer will leave Of ne l@
Gn-euC lowing hours. a coach viii hs eos,m
" washington Boats fare, lax fer-oss nv
aud leaving tho boat round rip iak GEMS Coseh msA
Leave AIerasdria at *, v, iek, ~, ~, =, IN,
Leave washington 81, ek. liz, Iak ~, ~, Ski ~
Persons wishing with the boaih~ coach for nc -
The Capitol ps--e. i2th Lar
Capitol a, *. 9, 10Y, II, ~, 2, fH,6. ,-1... -.
Sept l6-st JOB CoksoN Cspu"
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fremont House. Boston, Massachusetts.
TBIS well known still conducted in the
ms and
the house, and the comforts and
there, combine agreeable and I'D
vantageous TO the traveller.
III, wing OF John L. Tucker Co, long
the head Of The establishment pledges his
eons TO maintain its reputation, Eys satisfaction his
customers. -. :.
BosTos, Sept Is 1851.
lg-aawJm
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Letter from tho Rev. mr.. eorsoeh TO Governor John
stou
The following letter from the Rev Mr. Gorsuch to
Governor Johnston. in which bc replies TO the letter OF
the governor, has been han led US Tor publication
WASHINGTON, Sept. IS, 1851
The undersigned, of the late Edward Gorsucb,
the victim Of aboonist enthusiasm and high handed
selllon, sorry that painful duty is Imposed upon
hin as that to which he now addresses himself He
wi,es TO YOU SIR with no vibdctlve feelings bat only
10 You, what he desires every know that
he thinks the lack of official promptness on your part
has resulted the escape hitherto OF the slaves and
OF the principal murderers uf his father II would
have tended IN degree to relieve the anxiety of the
family and friends vi the deceased have known that
the Of the State in which this foul murder
committed had acted as promptly and efficiently the
circumstances demanded.
know that you passed within a few yards OF where
the body OF my father lay, the afternoon oil the same
day on which he was murdered. The cars stopped al
the door OF the house Some Of he passengers in
look at the ghas,ly spectacle but. sir, you did not
YOU who ought because Of your responsible station TO
have been most interested showed the least concern
And this is not TO be wondered at would
raj that then you should been rejoicing at thsthe
first fruits OF your official and personal hostility 10 the
rendition Of fugitive slaves. Did not well know what
you have done TO render imperative The law under
whose protection my father entered your State TO
his property in manner strictly legal, some excuse
might be found in minds for your strange inactivity
Bui knew your course. We had watched II with
PAIN and we did not expect you would be induced 10
change II even al this extraordinary crisis.
Allow me TO call your attention to a fact which, per-
haps, you will remember Those slaves Tor whom my
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by virtue Of writ. Of 6e faas, issued FROM The es'
ID 6ce OF Of the Dsstsict of Columbia m
couny directed, shaN -
or Tuesday the oh u s-ptsmesr instant ber
door said the pow descnM
prspery 10 wit Lot No rqusre No. NJ SCAR
No az; lot. Mo-. and TO- square No 80 lot No Am Sss
No al lot No in square No WI lot No a. 20
lot No square No. ga and lot No. ~, No -
and levied upon and will be cold IT, satisfy judcisl NO
October u M Ie5 RICHARD WALLACE
Son, a-a,l,ynsep Marshal, d. O.
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A CARD TO THE pUBLtC.~A piano forte association
been formed which guarantees 20 each subscriber
piano, hundred
hundred dollars monthly nstanen Of from Ave
becoming subscribers
VIM Bayy, Peuasyi, ania
I0h where obtain
u. N. sTRATTON,
J. u. WOODRUFF,
Sep l0-So3k MansSers
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NOTICE.-Tboae OF who have yet
IN their LIST July oblge
their earliest
prior
m NJ of fall trade.
CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY, 90.
aent7-
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i,OR sale, r lease n term Of years, tho do~bis
Immediately Of the War Depart
the occupancy Of Mr. Joseph Bouanger
and boarding hou
For tems apply 10 mr. H. Collins wnders Buildings
~. G. between ~ aud ieth streets.
Sept
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DEPARTMENT OH SIAIE.

WashIDglon, September TO, 1911.
Sin: Your letter OF the 18th instant TO the President has
been received In reply, am instructed 10 say that on
Saturday last official reports OF The outrage referred by
your excellency received from the commissioner
the United States in Philadelphia, and the district aor
ney for the eastern district OF Pennsylvania.
After careful consideration OF the subject orders
despatched by the President TO the proper officers OF the
United States in Pennsy lvania requiring them to proceed
Immediately arrest all persons orimnay concerned IN
the transaction.
The disc, attorney especially instructed 10
tain whether the facts would make out the crime OF
against the United States; and so, to take prompt
am instructed to assure your exceency that the Pres.
dent regards this violation OF the rights OF the peaceful
citizens Of Maryland with deep adherence, and that he
will no, fail 10 exert all his constitutional powers TO bring
the offenders merled punishment, and TO prevent smi.
lar oulrages in future
am, sir, respectfully, your obedeni servant.
w S. DERRICK,
Acting Secretary.
To his Excellency the Governor OF Maryland
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Episcopal Institute for Young Ladies,
NorfArest Of Oh and sfreos
THE INSTITUTE session the first OF septem
efficient Of professors and teachers In every
department
Terms boarding pupils, s,o per annum Including English and
m
Terms day pup-pe ssssion Of foe monfh'-rom $40 to
n, n English aud mathematics
modern music, drawing painting SC,
had Of the Principal Eniy application for
admission Is :. -.
wAsHsoros CITY, August 10 1851.
Aug I7-dti5Oct
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JAMES L.. EDWARDx late Com rntsstowsr 81 -
ops and Simeon smith, attorney at-iaw, formerly Of ~
burg New York have opened ofhce in Washington IVY -
Transaction business agents for claims before Cos -
the departments OF the general IbeyE
H.. business be
10 Reference he made members OF W.
Conffess .4s#. -...1.
post paid addressed Edwards Smith, near "s
Hotel will be duly attended TO.
Sep l0--diy
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H pectfuily informs the .s"b he that
he proprietor the Tine OF mail coaches
Washington Winchester, b the Of Lee.bug He
good horsesvm have IN ms employment
need, sku, aud accommodating drivers IN.
good will bs
taken convenience
who extend hun torr patronage The
respectfully solicited once ~ Potomac
House, fsnn-t lysna avenue, between ID aud streets
JAMES n. KEMP.
Aug Idly
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u EMOvAL -DUvALL BROTHER, merchant ts''@s -
~ the pleasure of inoring their esds sno .a
that they removed aud elegant 49, -
avenue, bswesu ~ and 6h uee
square old They return n
York. opening richest aAd most "s.
goods of While they are pe'
D7IvALL h BRoThkA
". u. Wanted, two three 6rstrsse coat hands.
Sent g. " Aeo2