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ERANxLIN MUSEUM, rc CHATHAM s9oAax.-LAs1
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

Anew YORK AND PHILADELPHIA-NEW YORK
IN ard Phhadeirhis dreet.-rpted States Mail Line
Jhrcugh in ~ hours, via New Jersey Railroad Fare
uced TO - r bret class and 81 20 for second csSs Leave
Row York at M from foot Of CsurtiaD IL street, and at
A. NJ sed r. NJ trom foot OF liberty street Leave Phi
ladsphis at and A. NJ and p. ~. from che fost Of
" sisus street.
rAMDEN An q AMBOY RAILROAD LINE FROM NEW
~ York to PhaGsl phif-Lesve Pier No North River By
y, .nbost y0as POTTER Morning Line =. 9eiesk
ward deck. s.. Emigrsnt Line. at o'clock p NJ; fare
~ 80 L. BLISS, Agent
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SHIPPING.

L,OR LIyERPo0L-UNITED STATES MAIL STEAM
II ship ATLANTIC: Capt; Jame, West. will positively
sri fsr Liverpool Wednesday August Uta 1T r. o'clock
NJ -om her berth at the foot OF Canal street No berth
cured till psid fer For freight having unequa
cd for elegance and comfort apply
EDWD. X. CULLi Ms. So W ali street.
The steamship Pacific Cart E. will succeed the Al
.r tie and SAD Saturday August l6 at " o'clock. NJ
OCEAN STrAN NAvt9ArlON COHFANY.-rUR
~ Bremen. via Sovthsmpton.-The United States Mall
st<snehis WARRINGTON u. W. Floyd. commander, will
sail for Brenen via Southampton on Saturday, August
Tier No North River, u O'Clock experienced
Bprgeon e attached the ship. ALI letters
M .sh the Post Onoe Specie deverei Hsvre and Lon
aOk. p or passage or freight. apply to
MoLLEk, SAND & RIEas. Agents, 90 broadway.
INOR LVERPOOI--THE NEW AND SPLENDID
n Steamship CITY OF NAN, HESTER, will leave PbA-
aadelpha for Liverpool Thursday the 2t August ct II
.e0es The elegant accommodations Of thus Steamer make
desirable those about ysting
sops. Bare In tie SSloop si0 Fore Cabin SIN
ell b provdts With railroad tckes PksdelphiA By the
q. freight apply
THOMAS RICHARDSON ~ Exchange Place.
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AaUBAm n u II.


ID cents ssss IN orohsssrs Boxes ssass~Dsors opss
AESf ri Il s :eis
AZ, ssos
S son ms asss x:. s st
Ssmi1 k hsn Se e sr s bsnu. Mr. can Miss
Mertimer. Mics Anaertsn
~ AIIoEAL THEATRE. CHATHAM srREEr.-Dasss
s S.s c sas FIN i Sa ss sss
"a curtain r.s Tuesday srsais5 ivy e the pr
s's rsyS rhost
EsSs;sss; STs1ss9Tss ca! fss
hSs syS c n S sfs ast
a.eg. I%. ls J. c9yki Cen Scott Mr. N. q. Clsrkei
CrSsisT1sss oFEsA HOUSE; MEoaAsIes Hall
sH; fssf an
t1 ssss in s .s ?" ch
ssFg Iays Ssoa 9TH hiiiS 5s.s.o.ah.
g ever ,o4 WI sSnnsHe. a. .ni The p.tl9 sH
ssurday kftSrSSSS Concerts ascoa dnsod FOR the
future.
EgIL0ws MINsTRELs. AT FELLoGS NEW MUsI-
streets. oa tesy sh This asa sisn
sss
psst tays bean ress,vss with the gresssss By
hail. cos Il che no :pssou. and Ssss
~ tbs wcSd Ad%5oI Gents, DSsss open =,
avery needay and SATURDAY. for the especial
dstien Of families. eoinusn oins at e'oIoct. p n.
L,aASELIs MUSEUM, HG CHATH< An SQUAR&.-LASf
r w.et &C the seeson.-George Lea. sole proprietor
Admission Ia Private Boxes 90 cents Stage seats,
Sh oontSi Bozes - oepts Parquet. isk cents Elegant
saloon ptrfornseos Afternoon and evening Enter
ssinlents In the afternoon O'clock
IN tie eysany s. eight O'Clock The entertainments
varied rad select a5d such ether
Of Amusement il Now York consisting Of es's Female
Opera foupe numbering ffteen performers being
che largest a the time the tsentsd baad In
Abe United States troupe OF Model Artists who
lecled for their bauty and figure and who
M Of tsbeaux taken from the pictures OF ancient
md rs6err tines of Arab Girls who through
variety 81 eGts Of strength nadams Rosa
line the only lenAie Jusgier in tbs world;
Male and fepto Artists. who viii give exhibition Of
Marble Stsuary ,lled in tho world together With
variety Of interesting performances afternoon and
evening For particulars see BILLS Of each day.
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FINANCIAL

VIRGINIA STATE PER CENT CoUPoS BONDS
Having Is yesrs 10 Interest payable IN thS ci,y
navnE taker through the banking house Of seaen. VITA
ers 4 Co., o. wkskinstsn.
fTrrihI state SIR per Coupou Bcnts am pre-
pared 20 offer The sut eetmeat
remittance 20 Eurep0.
1h@ Is portion 81 Iosn for sGOoOp Eisht huadrcd
thousand o Il has been purchased By she United stats frrA
tur - an Investment Tor the lndsn Annuy rrust fund
a. tpg the best nves'ment VI lie price the Market
The lesouS mont ttosks o. eur country, may te
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l'os nNaio "a Albany.

ALsAsv, July -, 1851.
torsedo passed Falls city yesterday aftsrnosv>
followed ty thunder, gbtning aud rain Ia the NORTH
par; of tho cisy several Large trees blown down
and the dwelling Of A Van yechts In Hawk street.
struck ami damaged by lightning.
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THE WAITE RING PLACES.

V'HE NEW HAVEN HOTEL. FRONTING ON THE
Public Square. aad near the Colleges, New Haven,
Connec tout The abshent recently erected
tho Of Chapel and College streets open
for the pton Of company To vsers 1T New
Haven. its airy and ding situation, the exconoo
Of it internal mcns and its vicinity to tho pin
lions The guest OF the house may be assured tast
pains attention will be spared that may oontrue 20
GEORGE D. IVES Proprietor.
I EGRANGE HOUSE. IsIIP Long ISLAND, STU
ated opposite Fire Island, forty miles from New York
by railroad from Deer Park Ai~ in resd-
at the station 20 take Families Eentenu
desiring board will plssse sppiy 70 RICHARD HIG 81 r.
Islip Long Island, or DANL BERRIEN go Pearl street
NJ ORRIS HOCSE--BY JACOB WOLCOrT NORRIS
vi Long Branch. Monmouth County New Jsr~ey.-tNs
With other House ITO the pu6iio.-fhl
hcnse lie situated the margin Of Use Atlantic oceAp
bracng 'front.' Of Do feet. Families Wishing TO spend
the at watering place be accommodated In the
most comfortable and moderate terms Par
cular attention paid TO the comfort of ladies Aes por
tsrs. wines, liquors. ard soEsrs always on hand.
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Tine storns In Baltimore.

BALrooEE, July -. 1851
The serrn OF Saturday night very severe In tta,
locality Tho lightning struck barn belonging to sr.
Hern miles from The city the contents u whtssr
WIRE entirely consYmed: the loss IL So 600.
Various houses In diferen. parts Of the city
rooted by the wind yesterday.
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FlerT rEtwsrN GvNFrAIs FOUrs Ann QurwAN
tok yisce SlregeV lie. Mise he,weou t,eue al
Jubs a Quituan sud General teote, che rival
candidate tur governor 10 that StsJe ls does not
sppseg Inst cither vac injured
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iudgB Efucraa prpsiane
Wv y, IA Rs Yf,'v y lfts,nunt Wa ftT-f An
Greer ves toe his o.. ~ oiniins Robert a. Canpcuu
"a irwin e. Brewer ami yLs Blschftpae O. nais
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Death ny Browning severe Stor1--Kills1
by "a Fah-Arrival from Chhas.

BosroNl July ~, k5tf
David Mckenzie and John Mclean, of Nova Scotia
drowned at Easton- Mass, on Saturday isst
severe storm occurred here yesterday during whssA
The lightning struck IN the vicinity Of Massachusetts,
Hospital iuioritg several persons who standlns
near Il.
A man named Robinron instantly Killed ID Prov
d.Dcs Saturday By falling into the hold o. scaooaoz
Nathan d Crane.
The chip minstrel arrived at this port this mcruing
from Singapore. Msrch IL Java lead. April !, end 81
Helena June Is There American vessels et SC.
Helena when che sailed
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Further Psrticulars or the stc-s.a ,s Penn
sylvAs,la.

Ho~ksDALa Ia, July g, t@I.
During II. severe Storm of Friday, the Bspshe
Church VI Clinton lifted from IL foundation, aa&
crushed TO pieces. The roof Of the barn Of the Rev.
Mr. Curtis near the above ana also that OF Nr Saas.
taken on and carried distance Of half niis Ar
FsStses los In ffuit sc, very hail
stone eEgh.ng twelve picked up az Clinton.
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PHuADEIrHtA. July q, ISM
On Saturday night last, frame shsnty at Brownie M
Bradford county uacd by the contractors On the North
Branch canal extension, consumed, sud Abrshas>
Fisher, and Henry Fisher his son, contractors Ar-
Flanagan superints ndenti and man whose name VA
Goldsmith the cook perished In the flames. Abraham
Fisher wife and three children At Wkssbsrr-,
where the remains u himse6 and brought to
dey for intsr|ent Abraham Fiher had just rcturue1
with FUNDS TO pay his haads and the meoey was PROOF
BY cnnhurned
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10 oEfnf thcs9 bends osnnot % better thaa lsy
fore th- public the 'losns letter sfthc Hon J. walker
late able Secretary a the Untod states frcIsury3-
M,suNorcN, June ~ issi.
have lstey carefully examined thc debt orviit
Of che % virgins. aud q the
II The Coupon Bonda which that
iaevo Ny conviction W that Cor permanent Investments a.
yell for cettsia reimtursemcnt 81 the prinCpa and
yunctoA q the interest these bonds fully
equal in value % any State stock IN the market
whether acting In oicia capacity, fcr third rtrsons
Wous deem the purohaee Of those bonds coatdernS tb
time they ksve 20 snd the rate % nterof preferable -
any ether
The 81 Vvgini, ample asd rapidly In
orrsnr nnd the people Of the State
hlgh sense o. hoacr, snd Of neral ohlisaton. -
To capitalists whs have .ny Ohio New york % Tilted
State staeks suggest the rreprley Of chsang
snia stock for tho sake u difference proc believe
AAst virstRis Ia ~ safe a. either Of the others.
JOHN thompson.
stock aud ExehaBgs Broker.
o. Nsil street. Nev Iork
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PIrrssusG, July rs, 1861
On Saturday night this city and vicinity was visitea
with terrific thuser rain and hail storm, which did
great Injury to windows fruit trees the crops, the tells
grsPh poes &c. Hsii stones inches Ia circumfs
renee. were picked ny. The house of DIR. Ankiaa
struck by lightning. hut 10 lives lost
A German named Frank Hortmaut. ~ Allegheny, cut
hand
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MELEE oAnDsN. sAGsx Mr. JOIN sEPrOM
% ss@: srat Ssa e. PSss
~ r. nr ar0rt. ths Breach Of Prome ssoss desire
Ell rsss ss:
sf ri. on sry it Evs BE- wshdtsxa
ton in his obarster Ebsnsser Sudden aad II
81 S e sudden vi. BE- 81.
To conclude with the drama OF THE ToODLss.
ITALIAN OPERA At CATTLE aARpEN-sAx Ma.
Or TyEsDAr Evswrss. Ivy ~.
WIN I ss s sSSS%ss 81 opera Of
Amna. .signors A. Boso.
Llyno sisno, ssiv-
sissSo. ssor G;nSe
Doors open haipaat & Performances 70 Oommeace aG
sns Msn.ssr Aamstsnoe 20 cents ohiidrsa il 4 cents
ss ii and the es
co%cH the rs s S SSsas or "a he
bSSps sns ' ro. GsassT n ta SpS q.
So@is @ sr.aie Of an.
tors ey The asrtinet Family The HAPPY Family san be
DIAMOND s. HERE DRElsBAcH's MESAaEaIE -
h' ,S S .r51ss and Ses,
srs .pp!.sss q handfsss t1ossssS most
s
NE lS y and SSis ua
th Wadot'rS SJth Union, 3s.' Thomestoa, August las
rsnlrt 9th; Bangor ~, aud sth; 6Idtown 9TH; Cornt
llth Dover. i2tn.
CIGNOR sPINErTO WILL OPEN HIS EXHIBITION
~ Of performing Birds and Cats Monday evening 2h
JAY b at St. Lukes Hall f6 Hudson street, and viii b.
continues evening until further notice ero
TO At o'clock. Admission Is cents Do Wednes
day and Saturday the viii he 10 the After
noon, st 5 O'Clock.
CASTLE oARDEN.-THIs DELIGHTFUL sUAMEH
- resort open TO- walters throughout thu dsy from
IA H. 10 = NJ 1t Is the largcss aud bsAutpl
IN this country snd the view from the upper galleries Of
aebe bay and hAbor 10 alone worth than the price
tdnissiob-onc shilling
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7Nsre v,te % iea.b 70 roslon dito. us ~r'S .ruos
enc sEth in lsat
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NEWS BY TELE&RA ZAP N.

Movements OF the Pres&dssts
WASHINGTON, yuIv %, iau.
1hs President leaves Monday next, for White ss-
phur Springs.
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Tb,fe wyrp 201 deatas 10 rhlsioip N dutinr ,bs
sssk teel,s ts 1th instsrs
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nkGPsEs z cs ss ' sfSdx,

COMMONWEALTH or VIRGINIA.
r. Il known that hUrc 4 due from tho Conmouwe.th e
Virginia unto Robert Johnston, bearer the 81 Fve
unsdred Dollars edccmabe after The 6rst osy % 1uty
aasusy hc art days January and JuiV sRoh
&C New York proenta0n end surrender Of prcrc
Couron hcrvunto annexed until Tho of said pviu
'ras6. This Bon IL uod By authority o. act n re
General AasoB BY Of Virpisis paseed 2sta March lt
hugnr tho fuc or CopFen Bouoe n provide for The
t u se STATE debt contracted Cor Se pitpotes Of nssE
tel III VrnvaTents
Tht Bond srted In tle ecc q the rreasursr Of Viz
sniai a transferable delivery, and for The
whereof the saith Of s9 Gem nonweslth Of Niina ~
rl0dGed. Rchmoud, Let July, 1851.
!. BfOWN. IN, sscoud Auditor.
TIE direct rsIii,y Or ses, - Virginia before lsru-
lnE anT Of this luAn, fsOgsiT9
fhs 6ettis bold
IN kuTupe .................... 27H1r
- $4,000 ..ss..-sss. Ssslsi
7he Son,ines.t ia iii,S d ii s;si t. r., isssrsrtse
ins she bond cf rtsfn,i mprpvct, at gcrts AfT1
The Auditor o. t1e ath u september irss. ecti
ustsd toe valve - Etccts ned Nv the atftf an
showing tnat 'ireihio kc Ner icrk balance her cht
ans toh L for safe AZ ne sco ~ che susarit.r n ssh
frtts ~ aevery lhsy haze Thirty Five yoars rtu
and ehe ntrt is rnvsc IN ttis city On he
8td Juiy ,. fuOSPdON. - Wall street hsw Tosa
a. rC9TS sica %. ANo sG0-ro loan ON
y -, 10 90, t,td rrd morsrage these three odd
JANIS TEicE. pTco va Huisooftr,at
DrHTr ER AND CsrIrAL-wANrrD. AHuUr $3.50
w. trEagt vcy vtofral sud respect We uisr sfst
rgpr tueHrs. urcsr raton I'd cheuNu Tors uatlrsi
mechanic. with The requisite smount estepitl
Acres Cspital At We Hsrsta eace innotisseir,
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GIklTEb STATES NAIL STEAMSHIP COdPANY, FOR
" Nee Origsgf, Fia bavans.--fRre Reduced -Oi Mon
Jay AuEuft ~ =, Iolsck y a. Thc syta 10 steam ssp
thflkE CITY. J. ID. Wilson. Comm ,asvr ITO tons, viii
sail on sotcey, huglst %. preoisey at o'ei0eA
from her pier % warren street, N. H. visa The
Government Malls. droct Havana sud Nev Oreana.
ChAgs paaeeecf ttsusfsrd 81 Havana ~ the spea-
80 dcute cnftzt syes@ship AEON. Freight tsten
Nov Orleans 81 ~ cts per foot. space onis taken
eSht 90 Havana No ts 70 ladip will ~ signed after the
at sner bts sailed. Tor freight apply AZ the
soe q The comTaHy, ~ Wet street corner Of Warreo
AZ a.
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" ANprnnIITs NEw AMI INpRptNpENr LIKE

L,oK BAN EEAEClsCo VIA RIO AND vALPARAIso.-
II tbs ara Sud id double stesus O0LDEF
gATk. ~ 2ee toss butthee. Garlic ~ ia,ierson U.
Nsvy Commander VII b. despsshed for San Fran ysoo
Rridsy August 1t tlociocs, st3ppng 60 Rio sad vsp,-
rsso ThO Golden Gate has built " escry ,he u.
mails between Panama aud Fras sisco, doabs irIn
brteos sad he uus.rpsssoi aaSaaton Tor passta
nov LAND Il AsSfswALL. 81 south str,s,sv
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CREIGHT BY sTEAgER, DIRECT TO NEW OR
II leans.-1he WINFIELD SCOTT will tsss fraiFht
sosrd ssg iAsr'sg sy,nin{ s.ippsr. w4 please s'nd
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(HARLIsroN STEAhsuIPs.-TRE PHILADELPHIA
~ and Atlantic steam Navigation Compsuy'e Line, be-
tveep Philadelphia and Cknrestcu, C.stesmer ALBA
IROsS CAPT. J. Fees steamer USPREh Capt 4. e. Muir.
don. Thes6 steamers quail lea safety,
And spool. sud pains 10 spared securing
senior ard convennee 4, psssongers Toe Abatross vii
Gail 1hursdsy July gNh, ~ l0ecloek, =. NJ Fare 20
Charleston t35 In eecrago $40 For freight
irpIy 70 r. IIfTLtfIELD Kinsiey \ 60 p fxpresa Ne.
IN al street. once Of the company south Whsryss.
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SieNoR sPIEETIo WILL OPEN MS ExuIBtrloN

1NASILE OARDEN.-THIS DELIGHTFUL SUMMEh
- resort open TO walters throughout the dAy from
IA H. TO 2 H. 1t Is the largest aud most beautiful
IN this country snd the view the upper galleries OF
aobe and hAbor 10 alone worth than the price
Idmissiob--onc shilling
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r iovia. az. iii 10. No., a. Az igab s.A Ne

They AT Hrst oass New gsrs halt shps provided WITH
al requFte scies for the o fort ssA Of
ssnEvr snt commanded b men ofesperoaS In the trade
Tho price OF Sp without wines l1uors Qooes
snt TO tbe Subscribers, ALL BE Forwarded tree from
oharxes bat thnss Actually incurred.
lloyd uikCkEN. Aseate. Ia PsAri street
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cepis by Of mail. They will also gratu
iously furnish maps and pamphlets OF the property, and
cheeriuly give such information may be desired.
CHARLES WOOD, III, John-st.
also deSi say that have good Farming lands west
Of my village lands which viii sellin lots up
wards ffom 20 $50 per These lands well
situated for farming garden purposes in every respec
u References the quality of the lands be mad
Hon. Henry Meigs and Gen Chandler of the American
Institute, Rooms SOL Broadway, New York. C. NJ SaXon
publisher, Fulton ST. N. Y, d. j. Browne, Esq, office
the American Agricplturist 1877 Water ST. n " DIR. F..
Peck $40 State St. Brooklyn, Alden j. Sponer, Front st.
Brooklyn, H. Striker, 70 Broadway, N. b. o. Holman,
Saiioer, Boston, Mass E. H. Pesse Bookseller Albany,
n. Y Thomas Nissan, and George Lyman Jersey City
Dodge, of Dodge Co.'S. Express 1S West N. Y; v.
Palmer, Philadelphia.
V.B. PALMER, ScoIlay's Buildin', Boston, Agent
Feb d2aw We ltw 2mos
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Norwich and Worcester Railroad

- - - &c 80. - Is
" inter ArTangennent-on and after MonG4y, Dec
PASSENGER TRAINS WILL RUN AS FtCLows
Leave Worcester at 1850 am and 4.9O pm
Leave Norwich at 6.45 and II. M
STEAM BOAT TRAIN.
The Steamboat Train will leave AIyns every morn
ing except Monday, at about O'clock for Boston drec,
Returning will leave Wor every Evening except SUNDAY
at 7.05 '
FREIGHT TRAINS-leave Worcester at dam
A Freight Train with passenger cur attached Wi,
leave Norwich for Worcester at g. is pm stonnng ~ al.
Way Stations ON the Road. " "
TRAINS CONNECT AT WORCESTER w1Tu
Boston Worcester R.R. at 10 80 am 345 10 20 ~,
western al 9l0 am: a $50 nm
IroVluenGe q Wor' 7l5 II am: pm.
WOr. q nashua, b.45 IL 4.l0 pm.
The connection with the earliest Trains out of Worces
ter. is formed by the Steamboat Train.
u Trains connect at Norwich with the Hartford Provi
dence and Fishki Railroad and the New London Win
mantle and Palmer Railroad. ~
o. EXPRESS FREIGHT leaves Boston at II NJ arriving
| New York next morning.
All Baggage must be delivered the Baggage Master ~
ote1 person authorized to receive it before Passeppe
takes his seat in the cars.
Baggage will be taken to include money ercbon,
nor other articles than those of personal use; and when
higher value than Fifty Dollars, must be given of
ct and an extra price paid the Company will NOT ho
sell liable beyond that amount.
TO udsgage permitted In the Passenger Cars
n smoking permitted in the Passenger Cars or nan.
Passengers must procure Tickets at the Station oi.o
JOEL w. WHITE, President
'' ~ '0''' avn N. d. w. r. n,
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Fitchburg and Worcester Railroad,

60 90
TRAINS leave Worcester for Fchburg in connect;u
with the Worcester and Nashua trains every day e
cept Sundays at ' eA
Gas and II A. ~, and at lOPM
RETURNING-Leave Fitchburg at
$40 A, NJ, 1890 and 5.45 p. NJ
The shortest and most direct Railroad route between W.
cester, Mass and Burlington, VT by the way Of Ft
burg, Bellows Falls and Rutland This route is o
miles shorter than any other. Two
The next shorter rone is by the way of Fcbburo po
lows Fails, Windsor, White River Junction and Man.,
Her This route is 20 miles shorter than any other eyc
the one mentioned above and it 90 miles nearer Than I
other route to all stations the Vermont Central and &
sumpsic River Railroads. w az
PASSENGERS going by either of these by the morrn
Train from Worcester have hour at Fchbnrc in ybl
TO get breakfast Those going in the II O'Clock ran nv
Worcester, have fifty minutes at Fnchburg al dinner III
md those going in the last train have fifty minutes o st
for ' W SUI
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS who arrive Fitchbnrp bv the
IL O'CLOCK train, have time get dinner and those VII
arrive IN the minutes past O'Clock r. NJ. train have %
10 get ea and arrive at Worcester early as y any ob
route The carly train from Fichburg arrives in Worcs
Ter IN season for the New York train via Springfield &
the last train in season for the NewYo train via Norrb
Nov II, 1850. ite
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DON'T BE DECEIvFn

VIE genuine hay State Stove is decidedly the BRsr
sToyE in the Market for either wood or coal beware
~. ns'lons or pretended improvements, for the BAY
a., ! nave me Air Tight ParlOr, the most perfec,
o.ove OF tne kind, and In beauty unsurpassed.
NoAL STOVES, with OUens, and Cast Iron Woon
IOfEs, with rstrate ovens, und convenient for doing
maj amount o. cooking and withal suited to any room
\, DoAL SIVvbs, new patterns COAL CRATES Coal
heap By 4l IN A. P InRINcs ~ 'or Saie
worcester. Oet u eod&wlsu ~ MAIN Sr
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WHTTCOMR'S
New and Improved Clothes Stand.

subscriber would call the attention OF the public m
! his New ane Improved CLOTHES STAND, an article
huch Importance TO house keepers II being much more
sh ana convenient than any frame use and can be
furnished a. much less expense. IL may be seen nj ake
furniture Rooms, and my Shop (ear of Dr. Bates Office
'eafi slreet) W orcester. X. WARNER,
..u..., Sole Agent and Proprietor
Application has Seen made for Letters Patent.
y Worcester, Sept "a, 1850
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For Sale.


~ 4 NEW and convenient Dwelling House, thorough
fssE "A ly finished with the hest materials and pleasant
LILLY situated on the height of land on the of Graf
ton and Elizabeth Street. commanding beautiful view OF
the city, and formerly occupied by Lewis E. Joy.
Also go House Lots the same. The Lots
tain about 2U00 feet of Land will be sold low
as to come within the of many who have been
able to buy large lots
credit will be given to uit purchasers Plan of the
Lots can be seen by calling upon the subscriber For fur
Their information call upon T. w. BANCROFT or
Nov Is deof A. NJ. MERRIFIFLp
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GEORGE SESSIONS,
CITY SEXTON AND UNDERTAKEN
GILL VALENTINES. snrvevor

TAS taken Room No "a Front ST. opposite the Git,
Hail. and respectfully socts continuance of fayors
lie Is agent Tor me american Mutual Life Insurance
Co. and will attend to applications in that line
lie also intends to keep general Agency Office and ner
sons wanting help will be supplied and situations will be
procured LOT those in want, reasonable terms Keen
ers OF boarding houses by having their names Registered
VIII De supplied with boarders, and persons wishing fol
BOARD WIZ De recommended to good Boarding houses
tain good reputation, is expected that those who desire
10 place through its agency will well recommended
Ienements let rents collected Bills made Books Posted
and writing in general attended to- and almost any Lawful
to, in preference to idleness. "
Worcester, JAM T. iapod,r