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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

EHE UNITED STATES POST OF
4 FICE GUIDED APPLETON n co. 2ce Broad
"ty vii Publish early ia July. ia enc Volume. otavo Of
TED STATES fdST OFFICE GLIDE. Win Comfy
> ap OF he United States &c By + Bowen late OF the
This work VIII oouiarig- 4 history II the Po,; Office
system Throughout the world with an exposition s ~ lead
,l7clr ID review Il the Post once establishment II
ne United Saiedescrpt Il the several Bureaus q
the Department flnc.ouS OF the Postmaster General and
hrs Assistansusg~s Ut Official business. &c. ~ Also
digest II rho Ac OF Congress reference Postage and
Fst routes WIN the avs Insu-,nS ans Decisions OF
the Department reference g. Contracts and Ra Con
yeyaDc.. reference 10 appointments Accounts Duties II
To,tma>,ers Route Agents, &c -. 81 IA eNpo>ton IF
Of tue mixed States. al. Ra.es ol Inland Postage,
upon Letters NEWSPAPERS Pamphlets Books. Engraving.
20 Mailing delivery Of Letters collection % hostages.
&c, &c 5a Rates Of Fore IN postage iacluis Tie de-
countries pointing the OF the Mail rates OF post
ace &c IN correspondence with any place country ~
th- riote sfh Miscellaneous Statistics, Items and In
rncuons pretending almost any case fhat can arse
under or How from the operations Of s ssieos the
failures 81 the Mail loss II Money Letters Dead Letters
nIs-r,cions. mistakes and mpo>ons of P'~fmasier s.
ne United States th The County, state and Po,ma>-
ters name. e. which arc added the numu, &c Gle route
!cua'uE the COUNTY Seat every Ils LIST braces
over unctccn th0usan ofccsinc.uain- every occ IA exc
istcnce Up inc date o printing fhc book rh LIST ~
all the hal the United states, embracing over
~ tho,eord rorf.s nuuer,aIr ,--anrcd Tri> ls' OK
hfs the course the Mail the distance FROM ONCE tn
tho other. the time required u conveying the - u the
number of trips per day or Wees the grade " service
operation each whether r'd steamboat, coach or
horse OH list If al thc Raroad Canal and Steamboat
routes 100 the United States SHOWING te .ensh of ec iue
rates 81 fare TIE speed Sc 80 10Th The whole Afford
lu- a KEY go iAOUTArF SINGLE D-rRi5- ri1N pre-
pared D. the Author under tie coenzan,e NC the Post
master General. h which Ac course VI letter. mailed az
auy Office FOX other DESIGNATED point. az Hr fli ic
may be clearly asceranod and letters mailed lec;, either
Tor distribution or delivery
NOTICE Booksellers Periodical Agents and thor.
dcSIrous ~ securing copies ot the trsf impression r n
thousand copies, should forward thrir orders without &C.
Ivy a liberal discouu, allowed from The retail rrcc
remittance IF one dollar wt secure the Worh postage
md 10 any pan NJ The I :. IcIb US
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HUBERT = KENNY. Auchoneers
EW AND SECON FURNl-

1 ' TURF. boy catalogue, THIS "Wednesday MORN
ING uf their spacious sale~room ~ ~ fulton
St (Museum Bu.ldng) BROOKLYN. A splendid assert
meut II carved rosewood mahogany walnut and enamclled
paGor and Ch,mler furniture, embracing ever desirable
article and worthy the attention II purchasers, also HAIR
mattresses beds eas and uch furnishing goods also
Sal, r.reuutogy Jcl8lt'
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UNITED STATES HOTEL at PHIL

y NJ Ed - y TO ~ l. AZ ILL
ADFLPHIA The suhScr-oer scsfectnly snnruhor-
70 ms friends and the travelling community us ne lAs a.
srrued The propnetorSlup II the UNITED STATES NJ
TIL Iorg known ma c0Hnect N " th the hoci uh1cf 80
L. urorrietcr he feels perfectly SAFE prsinS 10 oa
rst> that nothing shall DC wanting 10 connfn Is PIE
y> NJ 1uaton sS the best kept house III ie country NO
e1ten>e has been are completely renting At eA1
establishment and he particularly invites 4llenlA % s1s
changes introduced fuE the convenience an cQnioIl o. "a
dS Flmly determined - give sa,ls-a lOn, ne so4elS
onnuance Of that patronage always - nicely un
tSe aJ United states lmy2S Snl A c. ALLEN.
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NEW COMEDY-NO1

4 ESQ BAD ASWESEEM or Many SIDES 20 2 Char
acter Comedy in acts. by Sir l.. Bulver Pnce 3
cents Also, JUST PUBLISHED,
EASTBURY. a Tale 81 Anna n. Drur Paper 90 cts
cloth. 75c
THE ROUE OF, The Hazards Of Women By Z l. Bull
wer d cts
TITUS TRUMPS, or. The Man Of Many Hopes b.
Dou glas Jeuod. cts
BUNCE & BROTHER Booksellers and Publishers
iols u' l34 Nassau-st directly opposite Clinton Hall
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TUE CONGRESS PIRATED.-Cau-

N'IIE tONGRESS PIhA ED.-Cau-
II ton % Shoe Dealers -fearnnz that some uapnnc-
pied persons Offering Elastic core - manufacturer u
my Patent Congr-s Bots. made by Dradng Or weaving
INDIA kubter 20 such snr cJatr1c'lJn,
~ EXPANSION u me IL WITH tne sp1ns tbs nOsce
glVeu tha any mode y combining Nitrous mate
nals with cords 0l india Rubber. used n making Con-
gress Boats direct aud poaty9 violation ~ ny Patent
add manufactures sells the Congress Boot thus
made viii De- Drl-ec- ed 1r daInaKes All who author
ned By required ~ stamp each pair with the
words Days Patent " and others infringe meuis, and
dealers are warned against the c0nseque they ch0ss
D. De- concerned "a pIratlng this Patent
have for ther Information caused the opinon a I've
4 the most distinguished Patent Lawyers IN the hitfd
states % b. takenterewl,h Published shall hold every
dealer ponsle where the anuflcturer rfspOnsDe
HORACE II DAY, owner oi al the Pa-snts
c.nrecfed = ~ C0ngress Bot
p Licenses granted 81 3 Cor. and-sty w.fyfk,
and 8f Joy authorized ssents throughout the Jntd Stasy
srfeut Ma.sacnusstls Name aid Ne~-anpshlre Owned
b. Charles W4slov, II Lynn. Mas.
LHCAL OPiSIJsH
have examined ths lritsn Patent ssled 70 Dupont
HyaIt bearing thu 30h October $50 AID am u opan
on Tat tie ~ 4 elastic CORES made By weaving Nitrous
materials Nhch erDanc and contract. N combination via
India Rubbef SDrIgs Piled u The mal1fact1re VI Cal
Ter Bots - I'll infringement gyon the Patent
Ssw-York ADnl ~ 1881 p b CUTTING
boston June 9, 1851
have made SIMILAR examination n the letters Patent,
above referred - ard coEcur IN MF Cuttings Opinlon
lelO zwTuIhks RUFUS CHOATE
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TNHIRD EDITION "a SIE'S INV
Iel81; sTRlNGER : TOWNSEND z BI-a

nANGER DANGER Merchants,
II Traders Mechanics. and others. "h0 desire 81 oe
secured from loss should -se 40 t-le ~ 4r,, ~
FH1A. ana BOSTON REPOhl Eh- ne o1-l IT, .i.-s
l-t. .rfy id relation o. circulating me-. ID .--
o 49, are never slfe WIKI % fu- ale alN-is sel-1 A.
Altcs yCu vel advised inference ~ certain me-.
l. aye c.4t.uualv sseal1E uA-Ses iII ileI --s' -.
all worthless PAPER Terms s. fs-f, S-----s 900
cc-.s O1sceS h.. Nassa--st and "A " --l-st e-o IL
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EIREW0RkS.-The advertiser Offers
Il his usual 4s~'t,.ni Of small aud lArse FIRE
WORMS. fog The apFfss-l..a &C FOURTH JULY. A>o,
rGssS RI ekcS AID FAAoa pesss With colorVd hrrS. a
factory prieeS J " HOLBERTON. = NaSicn-lAne.
tst, ltfs
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NINMpIC -BURGTHALS German

~ National Thea,er. az Broadway Doors open a. u,
courfain no s. oclocA.
WEDNESDAY TNENING, June 49, will b. played
HUMORISIlSCHk SIT piEN iarco IN acts by { le-
hrun After winch the celebrated ACkOBAr, PlofeSSor
If Mage. Hem living and his WIFE, from Vienna.
Will give some performance. To conclude with the splen-
dd dance IA fNROIfFNNf, executed by DcnhliseA,
THFRESE IArGlhiER JelS II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-18

DUCLIC ADMINISTRATORS SALE.
n VIII be sold at Auction On FRIDAY Jane 10Th, nj
10 oclocS the Of Whitehall and Bndg, sts The
stock contents and furniture Of She PorterH House ot Will
Lam Gsffrtg deceased. comprising pipe Of brandy, do
gin. and good assortment VI wines, liquors, and segas
Also n hhds " ale, bar beeIpump Kegs, ossss ocean
teTs. bottles. 80
Also quantity 4 household furniture aul slnlues.
By oriernf JAMES s. IltAYEk,
ielgr Public AdmnisfratUr
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n p. PUTNAM has recently published
~ TRENTON FALLS. PICrU RESCUE AND
SCRIPTINE. edited boy y Willis. with beautiful al
lustrations izmo.. cloth ~ cents
Mr. Wlis- travelling sketches always 10 be- read
with pleasure and Of the most agreeable passages Of
these Descriptions incorporated this little volume are
illustrations of Trenton Falls The original acOsni II Mr.
sherman the proprietor and residents included the
text The novel feature OF this pleasant index 20 Of The
most ENJOYABLE resorts Of the season, IS however
series Of original designs fresh and suggestive from the ar
lists Hoine. Hummer and NJ uleI" Literary World
IT. PARA: or SCENES AND ADVENTURES ON
THE BANKS OF THE AMAZON By J Warren.
EsQ l2mo cloth IS cents.
The author relates ms adventures pleasing and
graceful style that the book would be attractive the
cidens and occurrences of themselves of inferior m
terest But he gives as addition sketches uf singular
adventures much really valuable information concerning
country and It's inhabitants 81 which little has hitherto been
known - would unhes tatingy commend Il Of the
most agreeable and re sdabe books of the season.
iel7 II TROY Bud-et
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NATIONAL ACADEMY of DESIGN.
MISCELLANEOUS.

Two THE LADlES.-Mlss SlIEP-
4 HERD takes this method II informing The Ladies
that she entirely Badncss Gray Har and All other
diseases Of the Har without Dyes Her references Of
the highest character IN Europe AID here She refers
% some Of the first families No n0struns used trlai
\, solicited Hours 4 business from 10 tail y NJ. 81
Broadway 2 doors from Dr Believes Church. I'lB g.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-18

BOARD in the COUNTRY.-Several
a faAis procure t-rd for the Summer season r
MEADOW-SiDI.. @l;hln a short rde II Glen Cove Toe
house suated immediately ~ Tie ~aer ts newly '1u''
- al, and e.I4n,9ls anal surrounded oE
shady wa.ss and beautiful sCeuer, Persons uesI0 u
.roCs-aE board obt.a .l0Tmaf4a hv applying -
lee Nv. ALBERT Il COCKS. 81 Bower
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-18

DARASOLS-The subscriber offers his
I'd ofthese ven desirable articles n greatly reduced
grces IAdLo ofkhii ~ bsoad~ay,
eli eaw7iI oThkS* few doors belyw Bleecker-st.
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SITUATION WANTED-For excel

- lent Servants who wish the country Also for
Cocks. houseyork Girls, Laundrcsses, Scanstresses
Nurses. &c IN city country Men want places as WAIT
eIS Farmers Coachmen, Best office IN tie CITY for
servant Employment Office, 478 Broadway ! r
SAUNDERS IeB IL
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SITUATIONS.- Wanted, by two respec-

- table Young Women Cook. Washer and IronoT
the other Charnhc mad and Waitress 10 take care Of
children Has good city references. Can be seen i Two
DAYS AZ 10 CITY Hali-placo, % floor. jelS IL
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NOTTAGE BUILDINGS, &c.-THE

NOIIAGE BUILD Nus, &C.-l tf.
OANERICAN ARCHITECT now complete ia q n m
hcrs Al IS cents each SINGLE s. for She work complete IA
numbers So bound IN yois.-tho whole containing "a
beautiful designs r country residences with plans. ceyd
tons and estimates. varying nom S6t0 70 $1,000 TINS IS
one Of the desirable architectural hooks ever published
10 TINS country or England
Also The American STAR Builders Guide. an vol oca
yo with numerous Illustrations Pnce -
Published hv ~ >ANION ~ Fultnn-sf. and for
sale iy al the booksellers.
PRESS
C. NJ SAXTON. I52 Fulton-st Agricultural Boon p mo-
Usher has Ia press-
The Cottage Beekeeper being vol lst Of Slvtous Cot
tase Library. Vol Cd n prepanflon-hcn- a complete
manual 90 Song Birds, Pigeons and Rabbits Ici6 It
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-18

Nix l.. IS. fOA respectfully liIoflhs MS
friends and acquaintance in tins ciy and country,
that he has finally resolved not returning 10 South Anne
ca but make NcW-YorA City his residence. Ia con-
sequence of the defect hs elesgh and other cnu
he has heen and w continue tobe with another
ply Nc 1Sl Fourth It where he can be consulted nom
. A H until = NJ
B-Those having chrome headaches can Obtain Of hin
eosy speedy and surely permanent cure Than Or
binary. Jelb ltDStW'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-18
EREE CONCERTS. Otto {

4 HOROKEN Grand INSTRUMENTAL CON
CENT, 10 performers. every MONDAY, MEDNESph
and EklDAN euclns al 81 "cock II the weather
- stormy. tie Concert vii take place the newt day
Al
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lady is DESTROYS of form

n 'Is-AN III l'tNN 10 uNSi1buS vi i'iih
x ing an engagement teach more pupils m
frst-claSs family AewN ORR Brooklyn She - an eN
peuenced teacher Of music the Nno ana gun ar ana
other branches Testimonials aud the best OF references
given IA the CITY Address CORRlNNE, Tribune Office -
Also a lady wishes BOARD private family. 10 teach
Muse. French aud DIavIng IA eXchanee for board ia
Brooklyn or vicinity circular ma, be had al TIE ONCE
iel9 gtW&Ss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-18

DARIS GREEN'S" Brand, patented
II Apnl H. I84e-Manufaeured al IL Jacob-st (S~amPD
kcw-l0r
Tins article the brightest and most permanent green
pant ever introd .ced, AID will def, competition
Fer sale dry and ground IA OBJ English and
cansers air tight tins Sc with lAcr, discount 10 whole
sale dealers and cations from Oh sections of the
country promptly Attended 10 ~ the pa'eniee
EHEO SCHWARTZ
AIIrese a. af.oga ia fWMW.F.a
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NO BE SUCCESSFUL in BUSINESS

you make yourself known, and the cheapest
g. do that call On SUTTON ~ his Printing once, ~
Fulon-st between Nasssust and Broadway and 20, MN
a. pr NJ YOU quantity II ards Circulars, Bills The
orporse tnhng and Will pay you Tor your trouble irl
Il once At lf2 Fulton-st and You'll cose rHOM AZ
y SUTTON. Printer lcis So
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LEWIS = MORTIMER Aucuoncers.
N Earring APPAREL.-LEWlS d

w MORTIMER. corner Oliver and Chatham sts VIII
sell THIS DAY "wednesday every description Of wearing
apparel the soCa of person Just retired from business
All STYLES of ladies clothing viii be sold also. IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-18

VlII4ee u G0n.eTs prrate farlly reSllr = ts-
and Convenient location. For particulars address -
r Yeukers Post OiIics elo 3tMWAF'
EOU NTRY BOAR near GLEN
" COVE-Good Board and pleasant, any Lodgings o'a
Re obtained with several private families n tAe hooi-
icoc Of buck-am. h2t;necock and Meadow side. AppF
10 HENRY {. VALENTINE. n Glen Cove Landing
Who the arrival Of the steamer Croton Will convey pas
,engers by Stage t. the named places The Crn
leaves the foot Of uon-st daily Sundays excepted a. 3
PM Good sea-bathmg fishing and cunning can he had
jel7 in
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BOARD in a FRENCH FAMILY.-
ROARD in BROOKLYN-In a first

class house with modern imprc yements Pleasant
Rooms families single gentlemen within tea mlnli y
walk Of Fulton and Atlantic Ferucs Inquire Al So
lngston-st JcI ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-18

tSOY. Wanted, Boy in a lawyers Of
: ehce Apply To GRIDLEf HEDLET, - Nassau
4 iels lts
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situations for Prot
ERNANTS in BROOKLYN.-Sltua-

Ctons wanted for sixty eighty excellent Protest
ant Cath olc and CoOrCd Servants Of every domestic sta
ton, n, MAANING'S SELECT AGENCY, 223 Fulton St.,
BROOKLYN, corner Ilary. JOS IL
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DARTNER.-Wanted Partner in Il

tons # the age With enterprise fortune be made
Gail or address post pad. American Family Publication
Establishment Z8 Nassau-st upstairs hrst door Ie7 81
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4 GENTS.-Wanted, few enterprising
Men 10 sol several t.ci.s waited eye., family
AGENT foE PAiiA.. 90. ..a1 AI..-.-. III %
Uakc 500 pCr Hsuih. Ca. adde's, yJo; 4i, 3l7
Bower Jci9 81
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Two CONrRACIORS.-Io remove
Z large quantity u Earth Apply - ANSON
PHELPS corner Thiriyh sts and East River jel1 So
Two MANUFACTURERS OF PAT
a FNTFD ARTICI rs and OTHERS A person so-
ne To Englsnd soon viii souc, oil,s ol attend 10 am ',
S.fsct,ry r,frnnces gwen For further ntsuas iol. call
,u or alait>s d T Tompkms Counsellor-At- Law. -
Jauucg. Court. Ma.l-St l'i' )"
EETET NCRSE.-Wauted. a Child to
w Wet Nurse. hy very respectable aud hes-iny
W.. A,-rr,. .r51 gr,a,ivqv thrt 1nor Icl8 l.
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: ERVANTS in BROOKLYN.-Sifua-

~ tons are wanted for 50 o loo frstclass Servants
Cooks Chankersnads general HousemadS Nurses Laun-
resse> aud Professionals Catholics and colored help At ts
Agency office. 100 Atantlc-st, BrooAlyn. Jel8U'
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-01-24
SEWING BY MACHINERY,

To Jorneyn TaiLors, Sempstresses Employers and all
Others interested az SeiCi:ag of any description.
SEYERAL ATTEMPTS have been made to produce Ma
~ chimes for Sewing, but they without many oh
ections end could be used little advantage or profit
SINGER PHELPS Belay-stica Seuing Machine invent
cd by Isaac Singer and manufactured by Singer Phelps
No 9 Harvard Pace, BOstoa Mass, is offered the pub
lie perfect machine and will he constructed and adapt
cd to perform any kind of work. from the stitching of fine
shirtbosom TO ships sails well some descriptions OF
leather The needle is straight and works perpendcuIary
nity to adjust the fabric in any way-and stitch may be
regulated to any length, even a hairs BREADTH
The stitch made by this machine is one which will no
avei or open and the sewing can only be taken apartby
cutting every second third stitch. From 500 to 1870
stitches according to the fabric operated upon may be taken
per minnie.
have been expended upon it by the inventor and the sub
scrbers offer the Delay Sewing Machine feeling
confident that 1t will correspond upon trial. with the recon-
nendation here given.
The profits arising from the use of one these machines
which sews with either needless is from five to
six dollars per day. The operation not confined TO the
manufacture ofclohing only but may be applied to sewing
every description OF linen, COTTON wo0len and kinds
ofleather.
This machne with ordinary care warranted to run one
year without repairs, aud will last wears And is so
simple In It's construction and easily egaed and mans
Ssed that any of ordinary ability may operate il
The price OF one of these machines, which is worked by
treadls and capable of sewing any ordinary nen muslin
d wooden fabric is hundred and i've dollars
complete with all appendages for operation.
Ihese Machines are so beautiful aud their appear
ce and they take up so little roo that they are an orna
nent 10 any lady's sewing apartment
gJAnAgent, with whom exclusive arrangements will be
aale wanted in every city ard town theIned States
All applications for Agencies and all orders enclosing the
money Tor machines (Which will be carefully PACKED to send
adaptation to different purposes viii be nromnty attended,
% by the manufacturers All letters must be postpaid and
addressed SINGER X PHI rs a. anu
~ ,o-o ~ Harvard Place, Boston, Mass.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-01-24
Norwich and Worcester Railroad


$50: ..;....5 5555.=:.s....:. . ia
~ S''T ATrangeme'a-on and qtler Monday, Dec. 2
+ ASSET Err TRAINS WILL RUN AS FOLLOWS
leave leave Worcester at 1850 am. and 48o pm.
"0"Fe norwich at 6.45 am. and H. NJ
/ 1he., STEAM BOAT TRAIN
! Inc steamboat Train will leave AIIvn,s y, -
s rAeep1 monday at about O'Clock for Boston irect
| at 7.O5 "a 0'oiy ENehlhg except Sunday
| thEiGllT TRAINS-leave Worcester At 8 ~
1eava tatn wlth passenger cur attached will
leave Norwich for Worcester at 3 Il m WI
Way Stations on the Road ~ P' stopping al all
TRAINS CONNECT AT woRcFsrrr, ,
nqsoh d orcesier R.R. at TO- 80 am. 345 IN
Prevalence G. NO. Nv am: $50 pm
Wor g. Nosbno W. !l3 IL am: pm.
ne connection with the earliest Trains ont If W:oro
'el, IS formed by the Steamboat Train. - 9S
" Trans connect at Norwich with the Uortcord D.,
uence ana tshklll Railroad and the New London Vj
mantle and Palmer Railroad H' "Hh
W EXPREss FREIGHT leaves Boston at y M arriy; -
\ew ork next morning. ' i''"'s III
An Baggage must be delivered In tho poooo
takes his seat i'll the cars ~ "sseAsei
Baggage will not be taken TO inclpda mona, r,,.
nor other articles than those of personal nse. and
ger value than Fifty Dollars notice must be- Given bt
ana an extra price paid, Company will not bnj
l sen lable beyond that amount ~ n.y. "'to
w baggage permitted i'll the PASSENGER Cars
no smoking permitted in the PASSENGER Cars mr. Dorot
passengers must procure Tickets at The station 0Gfc
JOEL w. WHITE President
-o1N' N, &
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-01-24
JENNY LIND SALOON,
FOR LADIES AND GENTLEMEN

co. =. Recently opened at
3o1 Main Street, opposite S. H. Cotou,s Nvrserv
IN ADAMS BLOCK,
AA HERE may be had oysters served IN in the yario
~ styles also for sale by the measure.
Inc Saloon is situated the first floor of the Block and
y personal attention 10 the business he hopes 10 make il an
agreeable place for Ladies and Gentlemen who NAV favor
him with call. ' 0i
good assortment of Foreign and Domestic Fruit Nuts
and confectionery on hand ' 80 >
sS3S4 ne Is also supplied daily with NEW BREAD of all
IA KINDS, from one of the best bakeries in the city,
1-4 Also Pies and Cakes Jeies and Preserves of do
9 D9G Hnqnuiacture MEALS furnished at ali hours
bohNlNG FLUID and LAMPS of the best quality con
simtly on hand. Oil Lamps altered for Fluid 'n
share Of public patronage is resnectCnlIv Solicited
~ oIoestef' no II, 1850. dtf VIM. A. EAMFS.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-01-24
DON'T BE DECEIyED,

THE genuine Bay State Stove IL decidedly the nrsr
u STOVE in the market for either wood or coal beware
n limitations or pretended improvements for the BAY
srATE stands unriyaied
have the Air Tight PnYlor, the most perfect
stove Of the kind, and in beauty unsurpassed
COAL STOVES, min OusRs, and Cast Iron W0OD
STOVES, with rstrae ovens ind convenient for doing
aia amount Of cooking aud witha suited 10 any
COAL STOVES, new patterns COAL. CRATES, Coal
raedp by J. T. IORINC w
worcester. Oct n ecd&wisn 10 MAIN Sr
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-01-24
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INVENTION, recently introduced and now very extensye,
used by the publc Is perfectly safe and free TO burn n
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copposeS entirely Of vegetable and contains some six or
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r. b. Dir. N. Is the only agent FOR Worcester
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