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Soap. Soap.
Planning Machines
Powder Shot. Cans.

4 T vholeal., or re all at M Front street, name
n ly $50 Key Blasting, sporting, and Pihe Pow
der, of Enfuid, Boston and South ch Manufacture.
10 Pc reussion Caps 50 Bags assorted Shot.
Also, good assortment of ch,ce Fruit, Nuts, and
,MlAY GhOCE LES, Tor CASH.
G. C. KNAPP.
Worcester, sept 10Th. 1852. ctr
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~~N TIE Boats OF this Line r-zsz a
A. will Ieave Providence, -
EES4eez from Fox Point, on MON Sz5zss
- DAYS, WE'D NESDAYS g. FRIDAYS,
and New York on T tuesdays, THURSDAYS, d.
SATURDAYS until furthernotice.
Freight taken for New York at reasonable rates.
This Line connects, by arrangement with the Daily
Inland Line Of Propellers between New York and
PhilaleEhia and the Semi-weekly Inland Line to Bat
more, at all times When this Inland route is open,
Goods viii be taken at Providence for Philadelphia al
cents per foot, and for Baltimore ut per loot
Usual time between Providence and Philadelphia AZ
hours; and between New York and Baltimore, 40
hours
ed from New York by any other lines, if 50 directed
at current rates.
For further information apply to w. Fl. JOURDAN,
Office of Providence and Worcester Railroad Co..
Isaac Odel, Pier No. IL N. r. or w. P. Williams, "a
Broadway New York, or to
d. BuFFUM, Agent, foot of South Main ST.,
Sept q. 1852. dawtf Providence.
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Worcester, Nov. !, 1852.
Norwich and Worcester Railroad.

NOrWlcn anu worcester ha1lr0au.
- "a Ih
FALL ARRAnG EHTS.-Nov. Is, 1852
UPWARD TRAINS
Leave Norwich a 30 A. NJ. l2 NJ, and al POP NJ.
Cent? Village, at Is A. ~, u 50 and4 " P. NJ.
Danielsonyie, at 40 A. NJ, O5 and OF p M.
Pomiret, at 500 A. Nj, i 81 and S so r. M.
Webster, at 8 So A. NJ, 90 and AZ 2. NJ.
=" Oxford at so A. Nj, 2 is and 726 P NJ.
Arrive al Worcester, at sa5 A. NJ, 50 and 90 p H.
lal Freight train with passenger attached.
DOWNWARD TRAINS.
Leave Worcester at As and 10 80 A NJ and 80 P. NJ
WeSser T. a, 50 and and Il IS IS IS
+" Pomfret, ct 8 90 and II so +" 50
Daniesonyille, at 2sA NJ, u IS and Up. NJ
Centr'l Village, al s AZ II % and 81 a.
Arrive at Norwich, al 80 20 and I 20
Steamboat Train leaves Boston at 80 p M, Wor-
cester at Us r NJ, Danielsonvile 49, and Norwich
The 80 A M train from Norwich, will connect with
Coaches for Providence at Central Village and Pomret
on Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays; at Danielson
with Western Express Train for New York and Alba
ny, at 3 3 NJ Tor Albany, New York and Way STA
Worcester Road. At Worcctter station, with Boston
and Worcester and Worcester and Nashua Trains
The IL NJ train from Norwich will intersect az JUNG
ton with New York Express Train for Boston. and
Train for Providence and Worcester Road; at Molces-
ter Station with Boston and Worcester and Worcester
and Nashua Trains.
The COP NJ Train from Norwich arrives in Worces.
ter in time for the 10 80 NJ Train for Boston, which
leaves the Western II Station.
Trains from Worcester at As and 70 so A M arrvo
In Norwich In season for Trains for New Loudon, ston-
ington, Milimantic. Hartford New Haven and N. York
The 10 80 A M Train from Worcester connects at
Danielseuvie with coaches fer Providence, Whitman
&c and Hartford. daily, for Brooklyn with every Ac
communication train.
AtDayyille with Coach for Ashford, Tuesdays Thurs
days ond Saturdays ior Providence, Mondays Wednes-
days and Fridays.
The 4 SOP NJ Train from Worcester connects at Web
s.sr with Coaches for souhbridge, daily for West
woodstock, on Tuesdays, Thursdays and SATURDAYS
Passengers for New York BY Steamboat from Sta.
lions on ihe line OF this Road, will take the 80
Tram from Worcester. - -
noyso dawtf P. 9. M. ANDREWS, Agent.
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EXPRESSES, &C.
New Freight Arrangement
BETWEEN WORCESTER &N.Y.
Commercial Line of Steam Propellers
TRI-wEEKLY-Usua time Is Hours.

Goods Transported between Worcester
and New York as Low, aud with E.
DUAL Despatch, as by any otherLine.
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Worcester and Nashua Railroad.
u e

s4e4 tsfz sszttz$
Passenger Trains will run as follows:
Leave Arrive al Groton ARRIVE at
Worcester at Junction at Nashua and Lowelat
$50 am. sos m. 40 $50 am.
4iSp.m. 5.SSP.m. pm. SIS PM PM $50 So o p.n
Leave Arrive at Groton Arrive at
Nashua and Lowell Junction Worcester
7.30a-m Is am. sos am. Is am.
1l.S5 am. l1.S0 am. 1890 pm. l.50 pm.
sos pm. 44j pm. 5.S5 pm. ZOO pm.
CONNECTIONS WITH OTHER ROADS
Trains arriving Nashua directly with trans
of Concord, Boston Concord and Montreal, Northern
PassumpsIc and Vermont Central Railroads.. The first
and second trains from Nashua connect with down
trains of all the above roadside third train with those
of the Boston Concord and Montreal and Concord Rail-
roads, Each train to and from Grotnn junction Except
that at 1890 p. TO Nashua, which has connection
with upward Fitchburg train leaving Boston at l2 n.y.
connects with upward uownw ard trains OF Fitch
burg Railroad aud Stony Brook Railroad and from
Lowell
AT Worcester $50 a. m. train connects with Steam
boat train from N York via Norwich. 1l.l5a M con-
meets vi h Boston and Worcester, Providence and Wor
cester, Norwich and Worcester, and Western RAJ road
trains. A. p M connects witt trains from all above
named roads, including the Exnress Train from New
York and Albany Train arriving At 8. Il
with the of all the above roads, including
Express Train to New York and Aiean5. That arriving
at p. m with , m. trains of above roads That ar
irving t m. with the New York Steamboat Train
via Norwich.
FITCHBURG AND wORCEs R. R. TRAINS,
running in connection with and Nashua
Leave Fitchburg al IS AS and 1910 and 545 p.
Leave Worcester at $50 and H. Is am 30 and A. is D.
m.
FREIGHT TRAINS run daily each way between
Worcester, Groton Junction, Nashua, Luwe and Fitch.
burg.
u For competitions with the other road at Worces-
ter, Groton Ju.ction and Nsshua, Snow and Will
der's Pathfinder and Railway Guide.
% Through Tickets are issued Worcester for Bur.
lngton Mont peler, Wells River aud White River juno
tiUn, the fare by each of the different routes
Nashua and Fiichhurg but no change is made
on the Nashua route.
Freight Train with passenger car attached stopping
and starImg from Lincoln ~quane.
J. w. STOWELL, sup't
Worcester, Nov !, 1859. je2s dawtf
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M. $. BalIordl % Main 80.

BLINDS, WINDOW sAsHEs, DOORS,
&c., fan kinds aud prices, nn,e from Northern and
Eastern Lnmber, constantly on hand made 10 order
BLINDS PAINTED, f,rnuhed. ana hung com
pets. Hnshes glazed with Glass OF any quality
GROUND GLASS;, always on hand, OF IL Will be
ground 20 order. Broken windows fepnrcd at short
notice. All orders by mail 81 nthafwiHe, promptly at
tended TO- Goods packcl Tor their destinations aud war
ranted 70 arri"e without breakage. Tie Inhabitants Of
worcester county IN waut u sucn ARTICLES hrc Invited
Mo- 70 Main street opposite the Court iipuse
examine my stock, and noe LOT Themselves. mi
apt d5taw WHY M. y BALLORD
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On aud ate Monday, N0u. lst. 1859, through PAS
BNGER TRAINS will leave as fO.lows
Leave Providence $50, and 1130 m. and 3z5 p m
Leave Worcester at 7-05, and II a. m ! and P. IN.
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Aldrieh & 90 No's 49 and % Front St,
Butter and Cheese.
livery one who desires good Bread, should remen
~ h.r

OUJJUI hIIII OIOCSGs
A 200 LBS. VT. Dairy Butter, in small and large
4OitO tubs.
5000 lbs. VI. Dairy Cheese, part Sage
800 bbs. assorted Winter and Fall Apples.
200 lbs. Homegrown, in small boxes.
90 bushels Philadelphia Shelbarks
Also, squashes Beets, onions Potatoes Cltrons and
great assortment of Groceries, fos sale at
GILBERT c. KNAPP'S No. 8 Front street
Worcester, Oct. 60 1852 diff
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Chean Grocarv Store.

Cheap Grocery Store.
FTNHE subscribers would give notice that they have
L taken the Store formerly occupied by II. HoLDEN,
corner Of scnoo and Union Streets which they have
fited up in the best style, it'll stock of Goods,
which viii be sold as cheap be bought in this
city. By strict attention business they hope TO merit
the patronage of their friends.
Goods delivered sny part of the city free of charge
II. S. MOORE Il SON.
Worcester, Oct. 70, 1852. diff
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ROSES Providence & Worcester Xpress

BY Every Train.
tEs{7z7I7Es94 PACKAD ES Forwarded, Notes, Drafts,
and Bills collected, and paid and all Or
deTs attended to, with despatch.
Packages and small Forwarded, aod other Express
business Fail River, Mansfield, Atteboro,
Taunton, New Bedford and Nantucket, Mass Bris-
tol, Warren, Newport East Greenwich, Kingston War
wick, Wckfeld reaceiale, and Wakefield R. l. and
Stonington, Conn.
OFFIcE.-American House, Worcester.
Worcester, March 6, 1852 mars diff
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North End Market!

Butter Butter
ID eceived this day forty barrels Of prime Roll Butter
III at No. "a Main street. where may be found choice
variety of groceries, which will be sold cheap for cash
Worcester, Dec. l, 1852, DIFF ]. B. PRATT
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RAILROADS.
Providence and w Orcester Railroad.

Is
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10 Old CountrYnen.
EmOCla 'NraIga e 40,

THE subscriber is the only Agent in this city, for the
above House, for the sale of Passage Tickets be-
tween Liverpool and Boston.
Also, Drafts be obtained for any amount, payable
at any Bank in Ireland All necessary information in
respect fare, and prices, be obtained 1863 Main
street, jel2 dawly 5. II. LhONARD.
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AuctIOneeFs.

sELBY & CO., No. 6S Main Street
ALEXANDER PUTNAM, No. l43 Main ST.,
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insndent Of the National Observatory washingon sn
% hear from hn the boing adopted i,f In
prov, nx the VI ma vigatioS,
The msschsnss of Liverpool sensible that ssch -
lmpottan topc will i'm attention =. no mana
Of her Msjesys government, and Lieut. Msufy " o.
mis- Busscis conferences Of AL nAuons %
hs subject have been requested. as chs,tmsn ot to-
meeting express your ioIdship their unanimous nope
that At snch conference Great Britain WIN DC nsuonsny
and that tho government wi adopt measures
Tor ia genera plan Of making snd recording
tho experiences and tcienttnc know
edge which such observations viii snoId may be made
useful TO every vessel which nsyigaies the ocean.
q. have tho honor 10 6s,
"My Lord, ssat
Your Lordship'. obed~nt servant,
SAMUEL HOLME, Mayor.
"Thc Right Hon the Earl OF Aberdeen, &c" ts
The following answer 10 his wofsbip's letter
ceived yesterday
.satssr DowsIsG STRICT. Aug. 8. 1858
.IH, desired by Lord Aberdeen seknowi ledge the
yonr Of the 4h ins the sub
ec OF The efforts making BY Lieut. Maury for improving
the art OF navigation aud acquaint you that thls
subject is engaging the attention of her Msjesy's
and that Lord AbeI deem has forws ded the
Admiralty your communication above referred TO-
~ have The honor 10 be sir. yonr obedent servant
"CLINTON & DAWKtNS. .
SAMUEL HoLxE. esq, LIVERPOOL"
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A Rich CONCLUSION to a wing speech.

Gov. LErcHrR. or KEsTUcxY--We have just re.
ceived from old subscriber. residing in Jessamne
county Kentucky the admirable specimen OF oralory
that publish below. Oar friend says that be had the
pleasure OF hearing this burst 6qaence. II il
characteristic OF Robert p. LetcheIs eeconeeting
harngues that no who has ever heard him in po-
ica will doubt that he is its legitimate father
He seems 10 have had very exalted opinion Of the
shire wdness Of his competitor, Major Breckinridge and
Wills the so expressed himself he assured his whie
brethren that the cold boss" "gong to VIM Having
full confidence 10 the heels and bottom oil their nag they
s,aked two three hundred thousand dollars on him
and when the race over. manifest that he had
scarcely come within the distance pole The scene that
ensucd is easier 10 imagine than describe II enough
to that the democrats had nothing to Go bu, rejoice
aud call for the stakes" whilst the poor wing Lctch.
en.es by means happy We lake i, for granted
that the "od boss" il "s,abIed" for life
But We will detain readers no longer from the
promised treat Here it is:
"Feliow-eizens. have often in my life met with cum.
ming 'ocoioco advesaes but this Young 10.
cooco Docio beats them oil for real ounninpness hat
ever mot with. | will venture to say thar if old Mr.
Iaeyrand were over here in my place. svesiog this
rct with the young man, he would oiIen become yexed
and conionnded Al the ely tricks young Doctor
believe he IL than Taeyr ever was You
citizens have no idea OF the deep game played
on mo IN sweet owcn rs he calls thar den OF ocoiocos
to see him Ia that den OF people, would make
all aukh heartily his tricks Among such people he
can wade more creeks oughe ground add travel
through harder rains than any ocooco Of his aye in Ken
lucky. shall always belle We tho young tried kill
me the last slme we were there together but mind
that the old hoss - going win, and proud say
that on Monday you will find my word, verified
shall beat him very badly and he knows it,"
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The Mi,ssen I. China.

The New York Courier and Enquirer talks fippan,ly.
and with gross injustice, when speaks OF the mbecy
Of the government eviaeed in it's failure to furnish
for him (Mr Waker any suitable Of conveyance
to China Whose fault is IL there is no steamer dis
possible here, condition be sent China II the
steam navy Of the United States be in detective condi-
ton ha, is the inheritance which the wings have trans
mit,ed t. the present administration, and which, is Ia
be hoped Congress will be called 10 remedy. But j,
is the very madness Of political prejudice impu,s
The adminstratioA the condition Of the PRINCETON
Ii will b rrembsred, in this that we hav.
alrsaly alluded 10 the energetic efforts OF The Secretary
the Navy remedy the existing inehciency Of our steam
arss. il far each remedial measures by the Navy
Depanmsst are asthosizsd by law $3.50
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MAMMA writer in Black woods Magazine, in The
course OF an article on the instruction China gvss
this sketch OF Nankn; This city. which contains more
than hall million OF Inhabitants has thrice the circum
ference OF Paris but amidst its deserted streets found
large spaces turned UP by the plough, and the grass
grows upon the quayf, 10 which triple line OF shipping
was formerly moored II IL situated in immense plain.
furowed BY canals those which traverse
the human body lis fertile district 10 net work of riv
uets and navsaeIe water fringed with willow
and bamboos In the province OF Nsnkin grows the yell
owish cotton from which made The cloth exported thence
IN enormous qusntiiies there also 10 resped The greater
part Of Ill the rice consumed in The empire The Ksng-
Nan, or province Of Nsnkn il the riches gem in Inc
dadem OF the Son 81 Heaven. Nothing in old Earope
can give an idea Of lis ruunessneher the plains Of
Besuce. nor those OF Lombady, opulsni Fam
ders Twice year it, fields covered with crops,
and they yield fruit and vegetables unin,eru psedIy
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eraged three bushels the beg making The huge amount
OF tsco hsndssd ~ Msssssn bssks 81 asil mattel IL
the regular evening mail from the East the morning
mail having arrived II m. dist ibuied and sent on
BY the morning trains This is only Of the four big
mails which arrive here daily. The Psburs. Cincis-
ns. and western are not large but altogether make
near fve hsndred bsAs mails per day. saying nothing
about the through matteT.-a tss.sist.aeN Ii p2Ap
FALSE SUBMISSIONS people appear 10 b ashamed to
have il known that they have to "work for living
But they ashamed OF the foolish pride that org
mates that shame yet their pride TO them greater dis
grace than the greatest degree u vtuoss poverty and
honest labor No greater evil could beisl mos, young
ard than 10 b. relieved OF the necessity for
labor The records OF criminal courts. prisons and
chow. The chances much greater that
young who from necessity compelled 10 sol for
living will grow up and become respected members OF
society Than those who grow up in idlensss with for
tune their disposal While the former engaged in
earning reputation and competency the latter ssst
'ering their substance in idIeness and sloth
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Mr. De Bow has stated 70 us for the information Of The
Boston Courier. that the article in his Review TO which
that Pspes refers wssnof claimed be orig but
on the contrary, was credited in several places 10 Dr.
ChckernE, and even dissen,ed from. The reason the
Courier was not also credited grew of an accidental
omission 10 mole the slips The paper from which they
were taken, which could not whlc The Review was 90
ing to press be asceained The Courier will make this
statement in its columns
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The Democracy Of Maryland.

We have word 10 ssy in commendaiion of our dem
ocraiic friends in Maran For long series of years
they were overwhelmed by the superior force Of whg.
gerry But armed with truth and Justice on their side
they stil fought AT length they elected democratic
governor then another and ano,her and in the las,
presidential election they achieved victory which GOV
cred them oil with honor. and entitled them to
the thanks of every democrat in the Union. We glory
in their metile. $50 81 -.a.
In the pending canvass for governor, members OF Con
gress. &c.. they evnce spirit which cannot be conquer
ed We have the fullest confidence that they will cleo,
their candidate for governor. Colonel Lyon. and their
nominees for Congress-
Or. Jacob Shower,
Joshua Vanzant, esq,
Henry May.esq.,
Hon. William T. Hamilton
Theee gentlemen would reflect honor upon any State
We congratulate the Maryland democracy in the prospect
OF having representatives able and reliable n The pop
ular branch OF The national legislature.
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nAILF INSTALMENT D--Wc receiving daily install
menu from the North and East u oil that
dry goods for sales We
only that have arrived and in III
20 pieces fine, all wool, Highland plsids csidren
Is rich ibands II Y 8gt5s
40 pieces low priced moasssiine remarkably handsome.
LOO pieces style dark caic0es
all kinds sheenss. cispers damaks
towels, NAPKINS doyiics, nc. 4saa A .5aiaa8
and kinds hE ssh ME- * 'sla'F
any Of linen goods
10 pieces black Silks widths cheap glossy
finish.
loo pieces hne cheap shifting cottons
low priced aud ahawis, fall styles
200 pieces plaid and plain while cambcs and masn
gains.
10 pieces rich figured bookings and fine felt cloths
With other and dssabie goods arriving daily all
which will
who in the habit Of paying promptly
Good articles prices, and h dealing be relied
PERRY 4 BROTHER.
Misa Dsnnou's Building. opposite Centre Market.
Sept 6-eo6uf
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1,RUs FEES SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING LoTs-By
virtue Of deed Of duly executed recorded
scIbcfs win eel At public snie Monday tho 18Th
bsr instant 1t ~ O'clock pomises Mos 3d. 3D.
and 49, in subdvison Of lots Nos in No 5s
No ~ fronting 70 feet south between "a
street. between ID and * Streets by w feet and lot No IS
fronting ~ feet Sd between
gina avenue, by ~ feet deep
The above very csby situated rapidly improving
par: Of the city.
The Of sale will be- Of purchase money cash.
and the balance in and II months for good
70 be approved By The trustee bearing the
Upon the compliance with the
purchaser purchasers
deed if compiled with in ak
property will be rcsd
Of the purchaser.
All conveyances AT the expense of the purchasers
G. y. WALLACE, Trustee.
JAS. C. MCGUIRE,
Sept6-2aw&ds Aucuonccr.
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TRUsTEEs SALE OF BRICK HOUSE AND LOT ON TENTH
STREEToa Friday afternoon, September 10, O'Clock,
on The shall :s By virtue q ds:d q st the sub
No. So iolos 507 O 500 land records Wash
county all right uc aud interest vested In
following described property oftc ~
ming o The same 10Th street west poiat dsnt y feet
from tbs northeast VI said xad TpRnng north -
feet thence w feet I0k iDcbs thence south y
together with e Of
Terms cash, TO be paid down Il sale.
THO. j. FISHER, Trustee
JAS &. MCGUIRE,
Sept cd aafeaep IA tf sst Auctionscr.
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NJ GREEN 4 SCOTT. A.ess...sr..

IMpRovEED AND uNiMPRovED PROPERTY At AUG.
uon-On Friday, tbs 0h Infant shall O'Clock,
front Of the premises, good
containing and srangcd roor.s
the lot which stands being Nss
No 49, having front c side Of
and streets north. feet unHng twenty
nve feet alley l6 feet snd vacant os adjoining thu abovr
scnbcd property This property hsndsonsy iocsied
rapidly improving Of The city being
O Market
Oae fourth cash balance 49, 49, snd "a month";
the foe the deferred psyEsnt bearing
nom the day Of saie deed and
Tile indispusble. GREEN SCOTT,
seP,6-d M- AuctoEe<rs.
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UTUMN 1UPPLIED.-We daily AAding supplies,
n all OF which We onr cheap, shall be compelled
few weeks y ors-roo t5tsst
] case French Inerinoes, M qualtfes and eoiess
100 pieces white hannes Of Ill kisds cheap Welsh
Aannes lot 'ta ~ FA@Hf -
pieces black silks, SIX pr yssd ii laK.
~ besehed unsieached
and ompaese sock of all kinds II dry sooAs.
10 cartons embroidered collars and pocket handkerchief
ladies.
With every usually osdsssd dry Foods
house.
sell emily for the cash, hss who proverb
ally psompt.
Good ARTICLES, prices and fair dealing nay
cases. PERRY 4 BROTHER,
Miss Dermotfs Building. opposite Ceau- Market.
g-Gferf -
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BY ). c. sIo0UrRE, A.csss

ByJ. c. McaUIRE. Aaesssneer.
CTOCKs AT AUCTION-On Thusday afternoon September g.
~ nj ak O'Clock, the suction rooms shall seI-
q. 500 Corporation Alexandra per
10 shares Parioie Bank NJ Washington
100 shares Bank Of Washington stock.
Terms cash, In funds.
Jas. G. MCGUIRE
sep6--d Auctioneer
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Young Ladies' Inssitate Pssssasld, Massachusetts.
WELLINGTON H. TYLER A. NJ
J. HOLMES ACNEW, b. b.,

TUE winter term commsnces tho ~ Of Novembes.
piicaon fcr places desirsbs The location
hcshful the upsupassct winter
those extreme changes huru hsah The prsvsans
physical culture besdes
the land. We commend OF hsb
disciplinary education the rysemstc four yesp'
mencnR with the In
interests mine female teacher and aine PROFESSIONALLY
Gated srntrnen bcstdes lecturers.
For particulars catalogue appou
sspi 6--dims ~ 800 ~
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING LoTx-py
virtue u deed Of dated Oo%er lss
and recorded IN tss j. A. b. II, focs
viii ecl p.hc .sle On Tuesday shs iSA sss~b-s
saat. At9k ec1ocks me
No 81 Eosuss 30 feet vgais svssua eoss.isns
lox te and he oahev fcsna - s 10
and - inch
sad vsta sad esssassss ssnars
AaA bo&A lying bstween 9ss an< Nd
Tie sbovs AesesbcA popeNy eaassA 10 naydy bmpsovng
PAT a ~ city, bear s Otssrvssoy ssA sssy favsAss cppes
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