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Worcester daily spy., 1851-10-08
Providence and Worcester Railroad.
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WINTER ARRANGEMENT-on and after Mondal
October 6th.
TRAINS

TRAINS
Leave Providence at Is and Il30 and 3.45 D. IN.
Leave Worcester At As and Il am. pm.
TRAINS CONNECT at Woonsocket with coaches fol
Milford and MeRdon; At Miyille with coaches for Sla
ersvilie; AT Whns with coaches for East Douglas anil
Whtrsvllej Farnums with coaches for Grafton CeI
tie, n E, Village and Upton; Worcester with trains fG
Western r. Road and Norwich and w. R. R., ana W Orc
and Nashua R. R.; At Waterford with trains OF Norfolk
County Railroad for and from Boston, Dedham, sc.
The 7l5 train from Providence connects al Worcester
with the Express train for New ok, and the Acconm0
dation train fOr Albany, which leaves Worcester 93e
A. NJ.
The ll.3O train from Providence connects at Worcester
with the Express train for y ew York which leaves
oester at P NJ
Passengers by the 345 r. NJ train from Providence car
arrive at Springieldhe Hartford Northampton the
evening This train also Worcester with the
New York steamboat train via Norwich.
Ehe II AN. train from orcesIer connects at Providence
with trains for Boston Taunton Fall River, n. Bedlnrd-
Also, with Steamboats, fur Fan River and Newport.
The PM. train from Worcester connects at Providence
with the Boston aid Y Steamboat train for New YOSk
O. TIE las and II NJ trains 10 stop Hamlet.
u The 3.45 and P. NJ trains de- not nj Ashton
Hamlet. ISAAC Ii SOUTHWtCK. SnpI.
"a Providence AYR. |. 1851. 6-1wIf
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Norwich and Worcester Railroad.


-. - 80. - aa -
ARR4NGEMENT-comn oct. 6, 1851.
PASSENGER TRAINS
Leave Norwich at b 81 and Il 80 M and 60 p.
m lal
Arrive q Worcester at 2 50 a.ru ;lEd 8 90 PIN and
740p.m.
Leave Worcester at 90 am. [al 10 GO IN. and so
pm.
725pm.
(al Freight Train, with Passenger Car attached.
FREIGHT TRAINS
Leave Norwich on Mondays, Wednesdays and FRIDAYS
6 topping all way stations the road
Leave Worcester Tu- ys, Thursdays, and Saturdays
stopping as above.
The 30 al Train from Norwich connects at Wor
cester with Western, Express Train, at 30 for
Springfield Hartford and Albany; with Boston and Wor-
ceser Worcester and Nashua and Providence and Wor
cester Trains.
The I2 90 Train from Norwhich will arrive at June
ntersect with the New Express Train f1r
Boston, with tie Train of the Providence Road with
the Western Trains Tor Springfield aud HdrtiOd also,
arrive at the Worcester Station III Tor al the North
ern Trains, and for Boston at 4 30 m. The 90 N
Train from Norwich Worcester with the 10 50
pm. Train for Boston.
Trans from Worcester at 90 and 10 90 connect at
Norwich with the New fondOn Willimantc and Hart
r. R. for New London, Wiltmantic, Hartford, New
Haven.
Passengers for New York the line Of The TOAD to 90
by The steamers Connecticut and Knickerbocker viii take
the 80 pm. Tram from Worcester
The Steamboat Train viii leave Allyn's Point every
morning except MondIy at about l oclck, for BOs-
ton and Worcester, ing The latter place in time 10
connect with all the early Trains Returning, viii
leave Worcester every evening except sunday 35
JOEL w. WHITE, President
o7-iwtf N. & w. X. r..
Worcester daily spy., 1851-10-08
ONLY TRY TIL

And you will say that You never knew
what GOOD LIGHT was, until You did
Fry Warsll's Patent Oil!
oh aporabe Light to work read sit by this article
covered The large sales and Increasing demand for ,hs
Ol the best proof Of It's goodness and the fact of its br
ny ihEE IRON grease and IRON which you have any
amount OF light without oke or smell causes peope 10
put aside greasy substances, with their dim smoky light
ana nave ther old lamps altered sr l2l ces or get new
ones, winch hre right for burning this Vegetable OH
Inc subscriber the only agent for Worcester and Of
whom you can have Mt wholesale or retail with anps
Sas, tuDes "ickg &C, TO SUI purchasers, No 207
Main street, two doors north of the Anercan
House. n NE,@ troc
WANTED-seyeTa local Agents for this Oil in the
county OF Worcester Address apply to the subscriber
TWO doors north of the American Temperance House.
sepl3 dwislm A. n NEWTON
Worcester daily spy., 1851-10-08
FIRE ENGINES.

INE subscriber begs leave TO inform the public that he IL
building FIRE ENGINES on his new and improved
pan whereby they can be offered much cheaper than En-.
ynes of the sae capacity built elsewhere. Engines built
~ thorough and substantial manner, with rs feet suction
hose and so feet lending hose with hose carrage and other
xures will be sold the following prices VARYING as ar
ierent sized machines vary in capacity
Worcester daily spy., 1851-10-08
Highly Importqnt to Females i!
NEW DRUG STORE.

INE subscriber would inform the public that for the nc
communication of his fellow citizens, in the South and
south Easery part of the city, he has opened Drug
at the corner OF Park and Trunbu Streets supplied il
with an entire new stock of the hest
Worcester daily spy., 1851-10-08
Drugs, Medicines, and Chemicals.


together with arge assortment of FANCY GOODS such
as are usually kept by Druggists and that he will be at all
times reaiy 10 supply any Oiders In his line of BUSINESS
Particular personal attention paid the compon ling
and putting up Of physicians prescriptions day nigh
mar29-dtf il q RATES N \,
Worcester daily spy., 1851-10-08
SPLENDID TRIUMPHs
kSVSI1'S .s72aigN2; sS6gyssgg1Fgr5gEEs.
Bnsh's STnilaX Sarsanarilla.

NJ EVER was 4 medicine more Triumphant over al oppo-
sifion-neVcr has MEDICINE rnn bnlh-nl
course OF fame and Of cure, than
Worcester daily spy., 1851-10-08
Fitchburg and Worcester Railroad

~~NN-A~SN~N~
FSI- sazs r=zzszs=+z==sSl- -
9 @5 5sss s s-ssissss
I1RAINs leave Worcester for Fitchburg, in connection
with the Worcester and Nashua trains, every day ex
eept Sundays, at
$50 and II A. NJ, and at Is PM
RErURNING-Leave Fitchburg at
500 A. NJ, I245 and 5.45 p. NJ.
The shortest and most direct Railroad route between Wor
eester Mass and Burlington VT is by the way of Fitch
burg Bellows Falls and Rutland. This route is twenty-five
miles shorter than any other
The next shorter route is by the way of Fchburg Bel
ows Fails Windsor, White River Junction, and Montpe
er This route miles shorter than any other except
the one mentioned above and 20 miles than any
other route to all stations the Vermont Central and Pas
sun.psic River Railroads
Passengers going by either of these routes by the morning
train stop at Fchburg hour dine Bellows Falls, and
arrive at Burlington early by any other route.
Passengers in II o'clock train from worcester stop nj
Fchburg three hours when they proceed to Rutland
or Mortified day, and Burlington the next morn
ing.
RETURYING-The early train from Fitchburg arrives in
Worcester in season with the trains ior Boston,
Providence Norwich, and New York. via. Springfield
Passengers from above who arrive at Ftchburg in the
l5O rain can dine and arrive in Worcester at twG
O'clock Those who arrive in the SO train take
at Fitchburg and in Worcester in for the n
York train, via. Norwich.
apl7-dtf IVERS PHILLIPS. President.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-10-08
EXPRESSES, &C.
Fiske & Rices Boston. Nashua and North
wesfern EYnreSS.


sF MESSENGERS pass over the F1tca0urg, WorceSter
u Nashua Yernon5 and Massachusetts, Cheshire, sun
uqn Rutland and Burlington Rail Roads. hna toward to
Northern New York, Canada, DC.
FlSKE u RICE, ProprietoIs, Railroad ErcRaqge, Court
square. BOSTON
~ Office in Worcester, $50 MAIN STREET, m Brineg
Roac, E. l.. BRIGHAM, agent. dwistf June 81
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Worcester and Nashua Railroad.

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Worcester daily spy., 1851-10-08
Worcester Mutual Fire Insurance Com
panV

Worcester. Feb. 5, ISL.
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pRoPosAs for carrying the mails OF the United States from
lsray july 1851 3Dh Of June, 1854
will office Of the Post Office Depame
Washington, until Q, April, a5 10
decided The 18th day April 1851
and time herein specified, viz
4Ti5. From Muscaine 8 a "A week. Saturday
BY Tpton Rome Anamosa Peaks Delhi, Ead's Grove,
Garnavino;
To Praine du Chen, by IL M Tuesday, 100 miles
And back between Tuesday and Friday .
1pon, with OF the
utps 4702, will be considered
Each proposal should be accompanied by signed by
responsible the following
The uuders gned guaranty tha, ,ifhis
the mail from Mucatine du Chen
General, shall
good and sufficient suretes, perform the
proposed"
aus accompanied the certificate Of postmaster
nd abe make good tier guaTantee
sealed, endorsed
proposals No G45,r and addressed thc firt Assist
n Postmaster General
For prohibition bids combination,
md made,
asst annual advertisement
N. X. HALL. Postmaster General.
Posr OrFIcr DEPARTMENT, Feb. Al, 1851
Feb l3-law4w
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PoBr OFFICE DEPAKraRsr,
March IA. 1855


March IA, 1851.
being desirable keys kul
Tor those FOR the mail service OF the United States
a received and considered the Post Once Department until
commission tor examination and report Upon this report contracts
Will practicable be entered into furnishing such
General Tor e ne being 10 extend and continue the contract
force for an additional term Of four by giving the
written notice 10 thai effect not than nine than six
months before the termination OF first
Wih view OF procuring the best price, kind
lection ON the mechanical skill ingenuity which compe
o now invited may develop It's however, state thai
qualities, VIZ durability, uniformity, ghe and strength.
f9f The purpose OF dispaeng simultaneously all the mail locks
and keys IN about thirty thousand locks
thousand keys adapted thereto will be required furnished
been annual supply viii depend
durability OF to locks and keys adopted we the Increase
the mai probably exceed
thousand Of the former, and thousand latter.
NO lock "i be considered IL be like already
nor w any with whom the be made be allowed
TO make SELL in lock similar those
o Tor any other purpose than OF the Post Once Depart
The kind ofIock adopted patented and
be required entering contract make his
patent Tor The exclusive and benefit of the department. II the
Postmaster General shall deem such requirement essential to the
time fuh faithfully conditions contract,
Postmaster General shall have the besides penal
remedy mentioned annu said contract and
tract anew with other parties, he t for fur
nishing similar locks and keys.
Ter General may deem expedent 10 select for the throu mails the
lock Of one bidder and for the way mails that Of ano.he ne re
for such different kinds Of locks right
for the interest the department The
wl be required give bond with ample security in the of
The provisions proper inspec
ZION OF e locks and keys and aso for guarding against their
should be accepted,
No application will be considered accompanied with
factory evidence trustworthy character Of bidder and Of
his ability to fulfil the contract
March l6-lawtlstJuIy
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United states Patent once
March l6-lawtlstJuly

MARCH ID, 1850.
IN the petition of Bancroft Woodcock formerly of Mount Pleas
" Wheeling,
of patent granted him l4 day June
plow years
S5l-
II ordered thai the said be heard the Patent Occ
9th June, 1851, ~ O'Clock, persons
ted appear and show have said petition
ought be granted
Persons opposing the extension required file in the Patent
Office their objections, specifically forth writing
days before the hearing All testimony filed either
be used the said
in accordance with the ohce which will be
application.
Ordered, also, be published the Republic,
igencer and Union Washington, d. C Richmond Republican,
Richmond, Virginia; North
Tribune, New York Providence Journal,
dence, r.
the 9Th day of June next ....
TfIOS. EWBANK,
Commissioner o
s. Edor the above will and
bulls 10 the Patent Office, with containing this notice
Mar l6-law3w
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The person will be entered upon our books uneas the
payment ofthe subscription be made in advance.
Distant BY letter. The postage
ON which paid BY u.s. assumed BY ourselves In s
safe transmission. .s ~
Inc COUNTRY PAPER Is Published weekly dunns the s''
siohs OF Congress- and semi weekly during the recess
Subscriptions for period year vii be received on
terms poposnoned 10 the abovs
WrosImhsfEks authorize ascasI and, BY
sending us yvs DAILY sub~cber $50 enclosed
subscribers, with s25 eneosed WEEKLY
S"nsenoerS VII" so enclosed viii be entitled copy VI the
edition they furnish for xyun,
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w. Bakers plain, sweet, eagle. French, and Vanilla
Chocolates, Cocoa, Paste, stsks, &c.
8. " PARKER,
Register Land Office.


Bakers plain, eagle. French, and Vanilla
Chocolates, Cocoa, Bronia, Cocoa phste, susLs, &c
NO MERCHANTS AND CONSUMERS who would purchase the
products free adulteraon, munitions
heah tan coffee, and in quality unsurpassed the sub
ber the ARTICLES BY hmsc
stamped his residence, Ills BRoNA and
P.sTE delicate, paabe and sautafy dnnk fo nsad
eminent superior 10 other preparations His
FRRSCH and VANILLA CHOCOLATES equal dccacy
flavor the best Of Para manufacture and half their
prices In OF the aduteraon in almost a the
and Chocolate preparations offered public
cheaper Them, tire subscriber his
thoroughly tested found
nendaons they be returned his where purchased
shall be refunded. They
the principal wholesale
and by his agents. Brigham Co. Boston James NJ Bunce
Hartford Husey Murray, New York George Wait
Foster Bosworth, Troy New York Grant Stone Phndslpha
V. Bundge, Baltimore; Howell & Shoemaker
town. ID. q Fowlo Co.. Alexandra, Brothers, New
Orleans Kennel, Mckee Co, Cincinnati ONO, Bagacy
A Co.. Psburv Pa.
WALTER BAKER Dorchester, Mass.
Ma 2-9aw6t
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IN thousand dollars Capital 81 ooO
be obtained influential
special admitted In
conformity Of New York, free from
liability the OF 900 cash. and
therefor cent annually,
prospect doubling the whole, in safe operations in
trade and mining direction and
troll OF OLIVER HoLDENt
As and Chief Agent OF the Company
No. II Wall street, New Yoik,
Caornans responsible parties throughout the Union
who with the United staies appi
the association, are TO be employed at d
vessels made
the mails and freight TO and
from Eur Asia, Afnca, and the Americas
and increasing business doing WIN Caof-
MIA the Pacac long supply Of gold continues,
goods and manufactures, viii astonh the
and calculations therefor And II Is 10 meet TINS
and profit thereby that this association being ofmed nn
der firm and style Of %. HOLDEN to.l
Mercantile, Commercal and Commission Merchants, Banking
Mining Agents, New York and San franciSco
Capital 81 900 900.
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Virginia Land Once.


conformity Code Virginia. chap 49, ls
| ma whom appears
escheaior OF the town OF dated the
January, 1851 received the land ofce
January 1851, by held the both
following lot found eseheated
OF ground the OF Alexandra,
Pin OF which Elizabeth Donaldson
containing This
rschesed the 2sh Of January, 1913 but from the
finding of the jury notion quashed II Is
now fully vested In the Stale.
H. PARKER,
Jan 2s-iaw6w Register Land Ohhce.
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ARsALs SALEBy virtue Of three writs Of eTt taoa',
M issued clerks Office Of the circuit court OF the District
OF Columbia Washington, and TO directed
shall public SALE cash. Saturday, the 18Th day OF
March ~ o'clock Of the court house door OF
said county following described property lying and being in the
city Of Washington and known aud designated The map Of
III in 800, ~ 37 and ~ r,
lots and 10 in no. lot m OF lot In square
In half Of lot In
square $751; 10, in 1866, lot in loss, lot ~ in
lot A50, seized and levied and will
be sold satisfy udicias Nos 6, aud to March, ls5l
RICHARD WALLACE,
Marshal Of the District Of Columbia.
Feb ll-dtNar Is
n5-The aboys postponed until the 2ad instant
- RICHARD WALLACE,
Marshal Of the District Of Columbia.
Mnch G-dt Mar %
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r AIDES.
Ii u pieces plain barage embracing all the shades
barage, beautiful styles
ts-u styles
do barag 25 crnts,
pally rich patterns
bohemian cloth, and pretty article
do linen lusue, very pretty shades
1000 yards ginghans, all prices
d. printed cacoes
5000 do printed lawns OF lsS cents, fast coors
and fine quality ...
1900 yards plain Swiss muslns beautiful article,
l2H
The ladies that could not get days viii
have again, shall make that
" ' G. w yERBY,
Pennsy yvana avenue, between 7th and sth sts
Mar d2wif
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Efad from Of Congress March, lss5, section 49,
General all lettings OF for The transporta
Of the mail to let the saae in every case to the lowest bidder
paer transportation than be
fay provide the due celerty certainly, and security OF
6 transportation shall any contractor hereafter be
purchase out take valuation the stock or vehicle OF
Py previou. contractor for the same route"
this advertisement They requested TO state n their proposals
mode which they intend TO convey NE mail where the
require H. the contracts Will be made or COACH steamboat OF
viii be lei 10 bids proposing such mode conveyance
The viii be assigned TO bids proposing the cheapest
Railroad companies specially notified that their regular bids
% be understood including The supply Of each oee on The
Separate proposals for offices more than quarter OF mile
will be considered.
|RoPosALs sr carving the mail. Of The United States from
hucky will received ohce Of the Poet oics
a,men, Of Washington until m Of The soth day
ties and n and time herein specified, VIZ;
Prom Hopknsvlle at 10 pm, ri weekly, Monday, Wednes
BY Long View, Grove, Rnggod New Providence carts
vIlc, Macadoc, Fredona, Thomasville, fhcrs cfos
To Nashville by 6p m next day, 70 miles;
And back between Monday, "Wednesday and Friday
From iiopsinsvIe al . m, u weekly Tuesday Thursday
BY Beey,ew Cadiz Canton Golden Pond, Aurora, AIDES
boro', Mayfeld, Fancy Farm, and Mibup
And back, between sunday, Tuesday and Thursday
and p next day.
NOTES.
Zach proposal should be accompanied by ueusantee sened
responsible perpops, In the following manner VIZ
The undersigned, --, guaranty that -, " his bid 10
Rrying the from - be accepted by the Postnas
General obligation prior TO the first day
nett with good and sufficient snetes TO perform the service
Dposedb
should be accompanied by certificate OF postmaster,
% equivalent testimony, that The ginfaptos are men OF property
able to make good their guarantee
proposals should be department sealed, endorsed
posa and addressed TO the tir Assis'an
stmaser General.
For the prohibition OF bids resulting from combinations and u
conditions on which The Is TO be made I'M
N. X. HALL,
Postmaster General.
,,osr orricr Drr. .prNrsr, March O. 1851.
Nsf y-4w
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AvItCEThe empowered by meeting
e creditors republic Texas, held IN The city o'
lson the ah day OF February and continued by adjourn
The l the Secretary OF the Treas
questions respecting the public debt OF Texas, res"
he proviso boundary adjustment act passed a, ue
session Of Congress and who instructed, the
such decision 10 communicate the same 10 the redors
s he medium public address, beg leave announce that
OF the Secretary Of the Treasury requiring The return
ofca documents from Texas indispensable to his de
mt SAID public Communication s unavodably postponed un
day Of June next, when the committee will again con
| yeeied ~ N p''''a W. s''s N' " 49, -
J. HAMILTON, of souh Carolina.
CHARLES ELLIS, OF Virginia.
W JOHN ". HOUSTON, of Delaware.
ssHs.ros, March T. 1851
he New Yofk Herald Phlsdephls North Ameucsn,
Commercial Richmond Enquirer, and New Orleans
Wi Awe this advertisement insertion, and send the
Mar s-la~s,. ''t '"''''' " 49, '' - -
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Of splendid houses city,
recently beautifully of q
streets, healthy location and good
a ) IL
commodions LOFTY chambers
square. The paor 81 81, height
ceiln. l3 IL finished the modern style IL has
spacious afodng cold, and shower BATH and
contained heren the fixtures beautifully
finished tank 2 hogshead of The kitchen
furnished with hot and cold sink and pump OF the best
have been laid the hail. parlor saloon,
dining In the for convenience and comfort
nothing has been omitted The stbng carriage house, and
have been permanently built and include
and well finished for male lying newly paved alley
lit JAS. CADEN.
CRIMSON ~ New York. New Orleans, and Mobile
y Express connecting with swies. responsible
pnn.pa Maine New Hampshire Yer
Massachusetts, Rhode Island Connecticut Lower Canada,
New York Delaware Pennsylvania Maryland District Of
Columbia Ohio, Illinois, States generally the
Mississippi and Alabama and the places
Georgia and the Carolnas
facilities extensive and perfect, that the
speedy transportation trunks
parcels end Of the the other, and between
the
years. experience in the express business while
Adams
OF which the confidence and
uonage New York community feel that shall
ner the
jewelers., bankers and merchants generally
California New
between New Orleans and Mobile.
Offices Camp street, New Orleans and 10 Wall New York.
Feb 6-dhcpl2w
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NEW Spring Goods, Embroiierics, Sc.-The subscribers
IN have lust received from New York
- pieces small checked glace silks
20 do style India fouard silk
10 icb Cbspe silks
do do brocnde silks
do bisek Gro de Rhine silks
do do do black striped, and plaid silks
10 do Brochc barcgcs, (piain hgures)
French Brngalia, tenirey new
do Freuch mot de faines, livery pretty
French printed jaconets, (very hne)
80 do dotted Swiss muslirs, (whte and eolored)
heavy black twisted silk
rs do French printed bareaes, (new styles)
embroidered white shawls, (some nch)
80 richly embroidered bandkerch,efs, (new designs)
French embroidered muslin chemisets
vcryr richly trimmed chamisetts and sleeves, IN se~
DrealN Valencia lace collars and cuffs
richly trimmed French worked capas
IS lace capes and berthes
10 black lace scsrs
inside hsDdkerchicfs and cuffs to match, &C
other entirely and desirable articles to
,d,es 10 which their attention respectfully invited
'' Z. II. HOOE Co
+ Frh@