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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-10

NEw.JERsET.-The appointment of State Az
riculturist was lost in the Senate by vote of 10
10 g. The Senate concurs in the House Resolu-
sion Of adiourniDg sane die March IA. The Land
Limitation, one Of the most important Reforms, is
not yet granted. Gov. Fort advocated it. An
Apportionment Report has been made in the
Senate.
The School bill has been ordered to a third
reading in the House, after considerable debate.
Jersey City is endeavOring to obtain charter.
In the House, on w ednesday, debates occurred
on the bills to repeal part of the act relating to
vice and immortality, so as to allow the Sew
enth.day Baptsts some exemptions from the re-
strictions of the Sabbath laws; and to extend the
charter Of the State Bank Of Trenton. The form
er bill was lost on Tuesday, and being reconsid-
cred on Wednesday, again met the same fate.
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INSIGNIA OF OFFIcE.-In compliance

INSIGNIA OF OFFICE.-ln compliance
with resolution OF the Board OF Aldermen, the Po-
lice have donned the insignia Of their Office 1t consists Of
an emblem in the form OF Maltese Cross sumounted by
circular plate about the size Of hslkdoar, on which ia
represented figure of Justice armed with Ssces such
as was borne by the Roman ictors The words Brook
yn Police appear above and the other below the
figure in bas relief That worn by the Chief Is composed
of gold cenerpece The projections OF the cross of sill
YER The Captains entirely Of silver Assistant Cap
tains same Chiefs procured by themselves al their
own expense) The sergeanls composed entirely Of
copper and the Privates Of BRASS the centerplece
bropzed These badges all alike In size and design,
and are worn conspicuOusy on the left breast.
FIRE.-AbOut 5 o'clock on Friday after
noon the basement of the residence of Mr. d. Ayres No
20 Joralemon-sL discovered TO be on Ere but was
soon exngushed by the individual exeons Of the Chief
e. gneer OF the Fire Department and the Police. The
fmmaterial
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-10

ACCIDENT BY A FALL.-Robert McGiR
lev employed No. 81 Lispsuardst on Thursday afsr
Noon accidenty fell from ladder and was TAX up seri
ousy injured and eoavoIod " he CitT HOSPITAL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-10

MYsTEMous.-The body of an infan
was found At the corner OF SxihEy and Fourleenhs
om an ash bsel II was taken TO the Dead house wher
an inquest Will be held
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-10

ARREST OF PANEL THIEF.-A woman
named susAn Patterson arrested Thursday night
charged inducing ore James 0rshsn 20 visit her een
panel game She VISA locked up for examination
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5 a q B 5 9 B MEXICAN MUSTANG LINIMENT!!.

shAss sr4 yy Has long ben lue~a possess % ,s properties @ ss Ts@s IaPs all & happy combination powerful
  volatile ss Se ss @ ses $ @ s % sa % ss a @ asa % a " p a ,S TOT Of @ I'd Is - % as , Ssss .ea svs muscles mus %
  Columbus aaeado
  An sr As back ls5 hand n p @ had 9 ] = @ sss @ wss % asa as :a ss s. I % % @ % S % ssna rss % r % That S as @ s9~ s % % ' 5 S ss s ' S4n @ 1e The chords
  msn PaSga had accidentally foot making very severe
  @ % % ' % ses es an r ' ss. ias s' s s sss @ % a and about h" aaer trouble win the n and @ M sasanfos @ captain had s1ey I severe @ @ attack on
 Iaaamma,ort esss ann l @ hTn % @ sn & .a agPra @ % 5 s s ssa % presence feasibility T
 
 Chronic heard the Mustang niuf9s 1a and used directed and 'n 3 % nss I l % KY Ry % Ss @ who running sores As rAy the s.s T @ s % 1.n nss 3 sssss s m @ @ l ssa@
 oneeF FrisAuOu sealp.. ss @ 0ss @ 4s sd i1 c @ .ss ' u of parts of the 
 and Ami De o
   Q he przed
  the use of
 To Country Merchants. y supplied Lnnnent pays good prof. and sell, 
  a fort
 
 O Lhnme demand 5cenO  rT Ps Depot D9as @ s en % r @ s ans S % streets St  TTDu s.sand dCountryM chans supplied hberae
 J. w. TAPE, Wholesale Agent, a Ark Auns.
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MARBLE CUTTINGS:

Tombs, Nouuments, Grave stones, 4e.,
 Furnished to order.
 EoSEPH CLARK, Ssoze- Cater. fIate oi New J Osieabs.) begs leave to Iafofm the cftizsis of iisie Rock and ihe vicinity, that he has cPrIsed establishment Vs Water Stysef, lsdjoinhg W siAfn O-oTgs's stofe,D for Inc purpose of executing all kinds os MARBLE WORK. and ibsites the sgsen- iton oi all ihese waaiIag say thing s hs kind done in a heat aHd ~nFksSsB-lixe mssssE aad al a mode Tsts price. lie aih kerp haRa stock of The o@s; material and ix ready to ekecnie all work in his line al the shortest hostce.
 Little Rock, Aug. 6, l55a 4S-d
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Groceries.
4S--u

ToHS D. ADAMS has ea hard. and ofsfs so his sb friends sna sssteBess. Tor sale, No. MsckeIei ls kits, Hsihbai in bois. Sugar, Codee. sp,ce, Pepper. Ginger. Nn,megs. Cloves, reboiied Moiss- ses. Insssgc asd MsadsF, Powder, Sbot sad Lead, Rice. &e. 6e.
 Alsc-TEAS. POnehesg, Young Hyson. Black. aGd vesy saperiaT astiSte oi si'-togeiher Aisk, Preserved Cstvraafs. GooseserEies, Cages, kheahash, &e.. for fAm,Iy ase.
 Dfe 3s ts5e. i6-
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fsmndries from New Orleans.

n EcEIvED per Steamers Phillip Pennywit and k1, PonsIac, the following goods, to-wii; 100 bleached Sacks Salt; le half Bbls- Molssses Bbl. Rice; gesS lbs. Swsed Iron 50 lbs. do. Flow Monidsi 90 Steel Mills. assorted sixes;
 Dozen Grass Bed Cords; Coils do Rope; 2Ceils Cotton Rope; 10 Bright OK Chains;
 2 Dor. waterproof RiAe Locks; g dc. Palm Leaf Hats; l9 do. Webster's SPc!iersi 100 sets Cups and Saacers; I0a do. Edged Plates;
 , Dox. Horsa Collars 2 do. B. 8. B. Hats; as pair Men's thick Boots; 10 Bbls. Prime Sugar. For sale by
 A. J. HUTT, Feb. 10. 1851. Main Street.
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LIQUOR.

F BBL.S. Old Bourbon Whiskey Bbis Old 9 MoasngaheIa Whiskey 20 Bbis. Prime Old ! whiskey 29 half do. dO
 4Bhls. French Brandy; Casks Old Cognac Brandy; ? do. Madeira Wine; 2Casks Muscat Wine; 3 2do. Malaga do.
 l If Bbl Cherry Bounce;
 1 bhl Gin. Received per Trus. tee. and for sale by JOHN D. ADAMS, Peh n. 1851 Steamboat Landing.
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Board of visitors.
WASHINGTON MALE SEMINARY,
Iempstead Couuty. Ark.,

NOhatys AFkSs JIfHE second session of this Institution, opened N this morning, February lIlh, 1850 Rev. C. r TURRESrTsE, Superintendent, and Pro lessor of Moral and Intellectual Philosophy, Belle-Letters. and Spanish Literature, Rev H. C. THwKATT, A. M.. Professor of Greeisa, Roman, French and Italian Literature. JAMEs CRocKER, A. NJ, Professor of Mathematics Students received tn the Primary Department aud instructed.
 Primary Department. per sessica of 2l weeks. payable quarterly in advance, SIP 0e Preparatory Department, l6 co Collegiate Course, % co Vocal and Instrumental M asie, Elements of Musical Composition. (Extra) 5~ Initiation Fee, ea No deduction for absence unless in eases of pro tracted illness
 Ali students charged from the time of their entry to the end of the session,
 N B.-The sons oT ali ministers who are en gagged in the regular work Of the ministry, sf o those who are suPernnuated or have died in the ministry: will be educated free of ebsrgs BoARBIrG can be obtained in the best families at from St to S per mouth.
 Particuiar attention will be paid both to lhs moral and intellectual training of all sIadeals committed to our charge.
 s. T. SANDERS, Secretary.
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French, Italian, Spaoish and German, each. I5 Cd Singing in Choir, 10 ee Masie-Piano, Guitar. and Organ, each, ss % nap 4a co D,awipg and Painting. IA ao course otiessousin Oriental painting. Japan
 Work. iniaying ot Ebony and Ivory
 HssbuFg Work, and wax flowers. each. lO ca Nc charge for embroidery and ofnamsntai
 needle work
 Board. washing, hehfs, fael. nse ci bedding.
 Nc., per month. to ne
 Payments quarterly, in advance; no deduction, tor absence.
 Sessions commence lst Sept. and lst Feb pu pits received al any period, aud charged lton t,ns oi entrance 10 close oi the session
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NEW CLOTHING.!
Trustees Sale.

DY virtue Of Deed of Trust, executed by Sias ID Poke, on the 9th day of Msy, 1850, to John Matloek. to secure the payment of certain suu of money n sad Deed of Trust named, will, oB the first Monday ln Aagnst next, in che city of Cam den, ofef for sale to the highest and last bidder that well known and valuable property, situated Ia sad eity, known as the [" oUACHITA HOUSE, ' sad premises embracing the following LOts 10 wit Lot No 6i in block Nc. i4, fTontag east 70 feet on Adams street, and running back wes, sixty feet, the width Of Ils front {: and Lo; No. 5S m block No. I4, fronting 60 feet on lle Norberly side of Jefferson street, and running back thesc- From westwardy, the width of its front, 20 feet
 The buildings upon Lhe premises are ali new, and the " Ouachlta HoDser oae of the largest and most convenient buildings for first class Hotel in iae Staie, and the locaton offers the strongest dueeinenis to persons wishing to engage n that business.
 The whole premises will be sold on q credit un- il the fssEday ofMsfch next, the purchaser giying hls n1te with two approved secgn;Ies.
 L. F. CASE. Trustee.
 Candec, May22, Is5l--fn--tds.
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DAHLK IMyrWE
 Emom LITTLE RsCK TO HOT RRIHGA IRKASSlS

mM Frcm the fse ot APtt to
 70 let October. 1881, the sab- 7 scribeT will raa a
 DAILY LINE OF STAGES Frsa Llssis Rock ts Hst Spstngs. fer iAs sessmmO- sstson of tAs travsling pabilo--
 To leave every other day, tsHesPa ssnthyA. with he Uniied States Mad, IN PouR HoasE POST COACHES, .s o.closk, A. M, and arrive ss Hsl sPFinss. same May, aa 5 P. N. { THE ACcOMMODATT0S LINE, ssraar Herse Post Coaches. will leave Litibe Rock Se.ery intervening day, at the same hOuF in the Iessae, ana srrsre ai Hot Springs next day, a: 5, Ia shs evsning.
 sAnE. By ethef Liae, sSExra BasgAse ls FsoPostioa < The suhserikss is the eoaifssieF Tor the convey nnee ss the Uniiea States Mais on the routes from Iie,ie Rock Q Fors Smith, and from Little Rock te W aahiwrtoa, ln Hempstsad eoanty. via Hot SPFings g--ln Post Coaahes, three times week } IF Both these reales inserseet with the Steam koaf UaIted States Mail LiEe from MemPhist to Lit- de Rsck.
 rr Stage osies aa the .antAeng Hsass PETER HANGER. E E.A. IT. 23-ly.
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Groceries.

TIE Sacks Salt, Is Sacks Coffee IS Bbs. Sugar; ] lO Bbl. Powdered sugar 10 Bbls and half
 BAts. Moiassss Tiercs Rice Raisins, Cheese. lvermicin MaearOni, Sweet Chocolate, Lobsters, Sardiues, Birthstone, Cigafs spanish Brown, Rot ian Stone. Whiting, Bristol Brick. Emery, Lamp
 Stieks &e. Ge Received per PontAc, and for
 ..le hv JOHN D ADAMS,
 ~rah. II. 1851 Steamboat Landing.
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LITTLE ROCK HIGH SCHOOL Boarding and Bay SthoOl Fer Tenn. las,s,

N 'hk essiaeSs .ei ihlS seusaary s,t, b r.t,'... les ssh Sent. tD V.b whsn sa,sie.f .,t.' aanee ei The Papgls IS earnestly rrqsssiea.
 fhis laSii,n'isn. under the car~ ol Me .sa |, Misses WOOD, with Assistant Tsaebe,.. nes.. esefN iHehit lar snpAfting he asiNAntaees ot s.s3 nnisaed eeses,ien, Pcs>eSsias ViIlsn ihrH..n-. ,, 9aal'neaiions lof he vayieas h4sAehes. wt,rh sb. have p'selised ~tih perfect satisfaction thee h. = fsisr to lae gentlemen whose names ate sri,rx,9
 Ibe fspts nt ,he Boarding ScAoal. ar,,. -... daa'iy associated Wiib ihsH Teachers. rrep,Se ,s. attention se recesssfy 70 lorIn and teHae sbs ,,.s a~rs. and Pfoslaee habits of erdpr aud reevlss,,, essential F'ae fuTmeiion oi ebataclss
 reeslng the shpofiaRce ai though kne,s,eses o' iae 'eHeb ishzVsge, neS indispensable "a npj,, edses'teH, the Principals VI ,sh u r.i,dst il a$ f m possible the language ei the establishment 'rfs, propose admitting the Fupiis wlo r,s,ae in ,4 iauiiy, 'e attend the French easSes. without sxt, ehage. N''e
 Theiecaiion Of the ci,y of Ittle Rots Is he.Jtt,i p'eassHt and accessleie a; iiIpes. ty sissmhoa and stagp.
 Fhe systra of educatioh, sssl,iuuusiy pn,.,,,s aims A' perfect appreciation ni hasetvtls aitew,, ed n heVeofihg ihe moral and iatrileciaal fsenti,s -etubtae1ng thorough and :, stetnatie eanfxe ftr the elementary te ,hr highest branches. Man,hI, records os scholarship ahd department are tfaHsqi ted 10 Parents. whilst every judlsio,ls iseiemsp ts study Is afforded.
 The school IS constantly under the snosr,isies al the Board ot Visitors, who ffosu time to time sx Anine tse various classes and report then progress Terms of fattsan and Roard per svssion of
 I've mouths.
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K0ndS ias DrelC COsslaty fO1.
 Sale

AW8HINN WdB WUN LNL CVUNbNNS HVH
 S0ie rPON accommodating terms, the following ~ tracts of lands situated unon Bayou Bartho- lomew, in Drew county, Arkansas: S. E. fraction CT. sec. !; West ha.f sec. '; W. half of N. E. qr sec. '; W. half sec. 6; W. half of $. E. CT. sec. 6 all in township l4 south range west.
 These lands are among the best in the State of Arkansas well situated, m a thriving neighbor- hood and convenient for shipping produce. For terms, apply 10
 L. \. WHITLEY. Little Rock, March 22d. 3S-3m.
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st. Patrick's Male Collegiate
 Institute.

LITTLE ROCK, ARKANSAS. VTNHIS establishment is now opened on Louisiana Il street for the admission of day pupils-and it ls expected after some time to afford accommodation for boarders.
 The Course of Education will Embrace. isi. The Primary; 2d. The Mercantile. and srl I he Classieal and Philosophical Departments TERMs-Per quarter of twelve weeks. payable m advance for the Primary Departments which in- cinde Spelling Reading end Whiting S5 oO. For the Mercantile, which includes Arithmetic. Bellies Letters, Eiocation, Geography, History and MenSuratlon SS 00.
 For the Classical and Philosophical department. winch lpDludes together with what IS mentioned n the Mercantile course the Latin, Greek, French and Italian languages; the science of AL gEbfa. Ge>ss'-try, fngonomesry; with Natural and Experimental Philosophy SIP 70.
 DIRECTORS AND PROFESSORS.
 REv. PATRICK REILLY,
 REv. PATRICK BEHAN,
 Rxv. PATRICK MARTfN,
 Little Rock, March IS, iSa2. 2s-lIw.
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BOARD OF TRUsTEEs
 Hon. D. r, wITTER, PnEriDEsr, Hon II Poindexter, Rev. Wm. Moores, Rev. l.. P Lively. Rey. B. P. Box. l. N. Jones, Nj. D, Mir, ] B. sSH defur, Mir. f. Williamson, Hon J. b. Trimbs Rev J, Custer, Nj D. Rev. J. J. Roberts, C B MIichel, If. D. Mir. W. " Andrews, Mir. s1 Sanders, Mir. Il. W. smith T-22-tf
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WALTON, SANFORD & co.
 GENERAL GR0CERS. COMMISSION MERCHANTS, No. 2s. New LeVee, Orleans:

HAVE constantly on hand general and well EI selected assortment of staple and Fancy Groceries, Fine Liquors and Wiaes. PFssisaons, Etc. Etc
 In addition to the articles usually found in Croeer's Stock, they keep supply of Nails, Glass, Drags. and Dyes, Letter and Cap Paper, Playing Cards, &c. &c.
 Their aim will be to sell good aud fresh articles. and slEays at FAIR MARKET PRICES. Their facilities for buying. their experience in the Arkansas trade, aud their knowledge of the wants of thai section, they think will enable them at ali times to M satisfactorily, such orders as they nsy be favored with.
 Jan. 1. 1851. Ky.
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Stationery.

\ LARGE and beautiful assortment of sta- A tionary, received per Phillip Peanywit, and for sale by JoHNsD. ADAMS.
 Steamboat Landing. March 2S. 29--tf
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E0FFEE--50 Bags pfm9e Rio; N[ Received and for sale by
 May 18th, 1851. VIM. E. WAIT.
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JOHN D. MS. ONNISSION lND FORWARDING MERCHANT.

BRICK CORNER. LOWER STEAMBOAT LANDING,
 LITTLE ROCK, ARKANSAS. r EEPS constantly ou hand :arg~ aad general IN assortment of Dry Goods, Clothing, HaTd- ware- QueensWare, Hats and Caps, Boots aaa shoes, saddiery, stationary, Groceries, Produce, &c., Ae.: all of whlch wsii be sold sery cheap for CASH.
 Oct I, Is50.-S-I-U
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Little Rock, ArknnsMa,

Iron and Castings. i000 Lbs. Bar iron, assorted tOUO 1 Bundles Nail Rods; 6Buadles Extra Horse Shoe; 100 pieces Flow Wings; 75 Skillet- and lids; a Ovens and lids [; i5 assorted English Pots; l5 Sugar Kettles. l2 Grid Irons: 30 odd lids. Received per Trustee, and for sale by
 JOHN D. ADAMS, Feb. II. Sieambos, Landing.
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CineinMafi Goods

ClneiMMafi Goods on Kegs Fresh Buekwhest Flour; 300 pounds -O Bologna Sausages bbl; Homney; bbl. N White Rsans: ------ 2U Boxes Star Candles;
 DO Boxes Taiow do 2 Bbls. Lard Oil;
 I Bbl. Salaratus; 800 Jugs; i5 Demtiohns, Is Iron Boaad Kegs, Received per Trustee, and for sale by
 JOHN D. ADAMS. Feb. II, le51- Steamboat Landing.
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NEW GOODS l,

AhOalNEil. last aigks, by steamers J. e..,.. A sad htn1N lasge l0r of soo&s; wh,rt 7. Sue's.s'h 'a Psesians arrivals. makes te s,ars - s, sA",s eaa ssapt Men haneise now hayr aa s.s. Pahi'e. and respectfully invite sl as,vans , .. ,. isy aud 'own, to eag and examine ts.c sss,s ''.a'
 A. J hUTT, R.zn ste,,s
 Little Rock. Masi5. 1851.
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GUNsI GUNs;i GUxs,,i
LIQUOR.

LIQUOR. nN haad and for sale. O bbl. Aih proof Preach Brandy; I Spanish l" I Malaga Wine; Muscat (acAeics aFticlel.
 JOHN D. ADAMS, Dee. 10. Iss0-i4H Lseer LSsdiag.
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 LaRgtfec's Sectional Nap of Arkansas. A FEW copies of the above Map-the oniy com A piete and correct one ever puhlished--for sale at the Gasstis and Demeerai ofhce-priee S, on rollers, and handsomely vanished and cotOred. Jan. '. 1881. 1S-
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From the lss of APrIl to let October, 1881, the sub-
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Liquors and Wine,

E CASKS Bsandy. Iih proof; O2a Madeira Wine; | Port Wine; zo Baskets Champagne Wiae; on consignment and for sale low.
 T.. D. MERRICK & co. 4 Beesmbev l7, 1850. Is
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-06-06
Instruction in German.

instruction IN German
Nj ISIS MINNA NAGT, recently IRON Germany, now
vi connected with the Board of Teachers at the OreaC
Inst tute, is prepared give ladies private
the German Language. She allowed to refer to Rev
SMALLEY, ID. D.. and Rev. J. JENNINGS mv27.dtf
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BOARDING.
F0arders Wantnd
R0l 2 u.

y p.li'lele rih be accommodated with good room!
= ~ ooa-1 at ~. 10 school 81. my 29-i4w+
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DOCTOR LAYING

Surgeon Accoucheur, &c.-Late of Dublin,
(EGS to announce TO the inhabitants Of Worcester that
- he has CONNER ced practising his profession in its sew
ea departments and may be consulted daily his present
ONCE NO Temple street. Doctor L. having had upwards
OF IL years experience G neral Medical Practitioner
bo'h m London and Dublin, that those who NAV ia
vor him with their patronage will be fully satisfied with his
requirements my3l-dlw*
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ES,


lends and
spacious
III Of the
Fd totake
|ayor him
Rooms, |
HIGHEST
fr Medal
ms
of VVor-
|dren, as
I gperreo-
| and Da.
|isfaction
lent war
T and ex-
| sick and
STIN.
louise.
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Board at the Franklin House-

4 rev boariers can be accommodated at the Franklin
House with beard and good rooms or with board alone
Gentlemen their wives can have furnished ar nnf1r
hlshed paflors, as they desire Apply to
apo Gu JESSE PIERCE.
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B0arders Wanted

TWO three Gentlemen and their wives cs, ba acco
4 modated with board and pleasant rooms at Ma 2 Ma
PIE Street,-Also two or three single Gentlemen
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-06-06

Two GENTLEMEN can be soJsted ,,i,, H.,
ana Pleasant Rooms in private family, two minutes
walk non the Post Office. Apply at this Office
my22-dG
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Worcester Bank
Notice.

4 LII persons using Scales Balances, Weights or Meas
~ nrei, Of any kind, are, by law required have them
sealed every year. ready to attend to the bust
ness of sealing N 20 Front street
m! 30.d2w GEORGE GEER City Sealer.
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Mechanics Bank.

1rTTr
4 MEETING of the Stockholders of the Mechanics
"A Bank will be holden at their Banking ROOM on FIJI
DAY, the 18th OF June next, at O'clock p NJ for the pur
pose OF considering the eXpedency of accepting The ac
passed al the last session of the legislature granting all in
crease of the capital of said Bank act upon tho
Per order. P. HAMMOND Cashier
Worcester, May 28, 1851. my29.dtei3
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MERCHANTS ROW.
NO. 8
NO. 8

WHOLESALE and Retail Dealers in READY MADE
w CLOTHING, wher3 may be found a good assor-
meIt of Clothing ofall descriptions worn their
Manufacture which he will sell low as can be obtained
at any other establishment of the kind
We have also added Stock Of Clothing carefully
selected Stock of Cloths, consisting oil
Broadcloths, Cassimeres, Dee Skins end
Vestings, which we prepared to make to order
in as good style can be obtained any Merchant Taors
inthis city.
We have been repeatedly solicited by former Patrons
to resume the Custom Department, and hi herto have
fused, but have concluded the Arena again.
and will assure hose who will favor with their patron
age, that wfuse best endeavors give them
faction, and to receive LIBERAL share of Patronage
from our old and tried Friends and the Public generally
We have also constantly on hand full assortment of
Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods, Shirts, Bosoms, Collars
Cravats, Gloves Pocket Handkerchieis Under Clothing
Caps, Umbrellas, &C., &c
ID. f. WITHERBEE, J. S. H PARTRIDGE
No. Merchants Row.
Worcester, Apr. aprl-d6 W I'm.
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Norwich and Worcester Railroad.
- -. 2 %

ssSlsasgssS -ss;..:E 9:.:.;si.i.: ~ la
SUMNER ARR4NG -cOmmeneins Apr. :, 81.
ACCOMMODATION TRAINS
Leave Norwich at and Il.90 am. and $50 PM
Leave Worcester at $50 am IL M and 4.30 pm
STEAMBOAT TRAINS.
Leaves Allyn's Point at about l am.
Leaves Worcester at about 7.05 pm.
FREIGHT TRAINS
Leave Norwich at am, stopping at all way stations
the road.
Leave Worcester at am, stopping as above
Trains connect at Worcester with Boston and Worces
ter Western, Providence and Worcester and Worcester
and Nashua Railroads.
The connection with the earliest Trains of Worces-
ter, is formed by the Steamboat Train
II Trains Norwich with the Hartford, Provi
dence and Fshkill Railroad and the New London, Will
mantle and Palmer Railroad
~ EXPRESS FREIGHT leaves Boston at II NJ arriving in
New York next morning.
All Baggage must be delivered to the Baggage Master
other person authorized to receive it before the Passenger
takes his seat in the cars
Baggage will not be taken include money merchandise
For other ices than those of personal use and when OF
kgher value than Fifty Dollars notice be given of that
let and an extra price paid the Company will nos hold
isef liable beyond that amount
NO baggage permitted in the Passenger Cars.
Nosmokng permitted in the Passenger Cars or Depot.
Passengers must procure Tickets the Station Offices.
JOEL w. WHITE, President
apl9awu n. d w. R. R.