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March! MACH! march

SPRING, End, will be oiering good Bargains
1Is during the month of March, in
GROCERIES, and WOODEN WIRE!
such as Tubs, Pals Brooms and Mats, Wash Boards
Mop Handles, Clothes Plus, skets, / rays, Wooden
Bowls. stone Ware
such as Butter Pots Fower Pots, Preserve Jars Pitch
eTs, SpittoOns, ana Soup Dishes
TN WARE-Such as Sprinblers, Oiland Fluid Cans
and Paint Buckets.
Crockeyy-Whole sets Of Mulberry Ware An as
so1tment of EGrthen Bare. Stationery viz Pens
Ink, Paper, Pencils, Waters, Sealing Wax, sc.
Pocket Knives, Combs Brushes OF various kinds,
Stove and Shoe Backing, Saddlers and Sewing Silks
Cotton and Linen Thread, Pins, Needles, Whale Bones
Extracts and Essences, Tomato Ketchup, variety of
Preserves, Mmcing Knives Soaps Spices Barrel IIo-
ney, Fish, Ulage Barrel Tar and do Resin, Bar
tels Vinegar, quantity OF Po'aos cost, second
hand Refrigerator. do CHEESE safe Carpenters
Bench Screw, Platform Scale, d c.. &c.
the above mentioned. with great variety of other
things rot included can he had very low prices tl
the LIST of April, The ) ore al the corner of Main and
southbrdge streets Is to he vacated at that time.
L. SPRING, 2ND.
Worcester, March 3, 1853. diff
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New CARPET Store.


TNHE subscriber, having moved into the new and
Il magnificent Store, No. 212 Washington street,
is prepared 10 offer TO the Trade one OF the larg
est and best selected Stocks Of
CAR p r. THINGS
in the country, embracing all the and most desra-
bic patterns, from the best Manufactures in EUROPE
and AMERICA.
The Tapestry VeIvets and Brussels COM
prise the most scientific patterns in the world which
for elegance Of style, beauty Of design and Durability Of
fabric, cannot be surpassed in this any other city.
The THREE PHYS embrace many patterns,
copied from English Tapestries, and be found
where else in first hands,
The Super,faeS, Extra Fines, Fines, Commons aud
Cotton mgTdns, will be sold the lowest market pr-
PAINTED FLOOR CLOTHS,
Of every description from three feet twenty -four feet
wide, will be offered at the lowest figures. Many Of
these Goods patent finish, closely initiating Velvet
Tapestry, ami Of bright enameled surface materially
increasing the durability Of the Cloihs
CANTON MATTINGs, BAY STATE FEELINGS,
Rugs, Wool, and other Mats, Bookings, &c.,
&c, which win be sold for CASH
EDWARD @. STEVENS.
Boston, March g. 1853. d3ms
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SARDINES.
Teas Teas

IN CHESTS, Old llyson, Young Ilyson Ming Yong
Nv OolOng S"uchang and English Breakfast, Ia We
ry me vanetyO Tor sale at HuNTINGTON's,
ebo dtt No 3 stones Block
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Thread Store Clerk Wanted,
Statesmen Wanted.

%ssA A CONVENIENT Tenement far n small FAM
EaE lily. near the Norwich and Worcester Railroad
Office. Apply to c. S. TURNER
at said Railroad Office, No / Park street
dtf
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FRUIT TREES, &c.
J,ssgss The Worcester Nursery


sf5s52 Is now well stocked with large vari-
%Sf1sk& ETY. OF the best sorts of pples Pears,
Wv y" Pams, Cherries, Peaches, Apricos,
- Nectarlnes, Ounces, English Gooseber-
RES Choice Strawberries, Dutch Currahts, Antwerp
aud other Raspberries, Grape Vines, &C.
IPThis Nursery Is one of the largest in Nlassachu-
sets, and the collection Fruit cultivated in IT, embra-
ces NEARLY all The varieties of established reputation and
the Proprietor is constantly adding such kinds as pos
superior excellence and are worthy of cultivation
in this climate
Or The collection of STANDARD and DWARF
PEAR TREESis extensive, and includes all the best
varieties now much cultivated.
ALsO,--a great variety Of
Ornamental Trees and shrubs,
Balsaw FRS, Norway Spruce, and other Evergreens,
Scotch Larch, European Mountain Ash Horse Chest
nuts, Weeping Willows, Linden and Tuip Trees, Honey
sucd and most other varieties suitable for this lat
itule, ana esteemed for heir beanty.
gr Arbor Vitm Buck Thorn, privet, &C., for hodges
A me collection OF Roses, Peones, Dahies, Border
Flowers, &c, &C.
Asparagus Roots, Rhubarb, or Pie Plaut, &C.
Garden aud Flower Seeds, In great variety.
BUDS and sCloNs Of large variety Of Choice
Fruit, can also be furnished. Also, GRATING WAX
Of superior quality.
rTEARLY CABBAGE and TOMATO PLANTS,
suitable foi transplanting.
" The largest portion OF the Nursery Il now located
on Souhbridge street. short distance below the juno
ton Rail Rund station, whore Trees, &c., can be had,
as they also al the old place Man street.
CATALOGUES furnished TO all who applv Orders
promptly attended to- aud Trees packed TO go sale
Worcester. ID Month, ., 1853. az Proprietor
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lOr Ten Cents Per Wand.

I u AOIL U04IUs Z 6i dIU,
On PIECES Spring style De LANES fine Climbs
~ IRON Auction, worth one shilling, Just opened Al
mars at A. Y. THOMPSON & cos
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Fitohburg and Worcester Railroad Col
SPECIAL MEETTNGt


NOTICE is hereby given, that Special Meeting of
II the stockholders OF the Fitchburg aid Worcester
railroad Company, will be held at the TO WIN HALL,
in Leominster,
on MONDAY, the 18th day of March inst,
at O'Clock in the Afternoon to see if the Stock
holders will accept Of an Act the Legislature passed
February 2ls', 1853, win rehy said Company are au-
ihorzed to issue Preferred Stock the am INT Of ten
hundred and hty-three shares and 10 create second
class OF Preferred Stock. as will fully appear in
and by SAID Act.
Also to take into consideration what measures saal
lie adopted ia disposing Of sad Stock and the PAYMENT
OF the debts OF said COMPANY
Per order of the Directors
CHARLES w. WILDER. Clerk
Fichburg, March ID, 1853 mars dtMl4
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dawst
NOTICE

( GENTLEMAN and his Wife, or two Gentlemen
IA can be accommodated with hoard and peasan
front Room, IN central and pleasant part oi the cy
Inquire at this Office. mnrlI 1919
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Jewelry Lost |!

A SMALL. white Box, containing Iewelry, was lost
IN on THURSDAY morning, in Main street
Inc Under will be rewarded BY leaving II at this OF
nee Inarli dif
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am the full dressed man! Macuilar hires me
To stand all day, sentinel at his door,
AND bid each gent aud lady who admires re,
To buy, like me-, Their raimeuI at his slo7c.
] am a standing proof Of that old adage
That is The tailor that doth make she man
Macaliar's the Prometheus, Who from cqbbqse
Has dressed me up 20 lead the real bon ION.
And if OF me, this peerless Yankee tailor
Has made prince, what would he make Of thee
Thou farmer lawyer, gent, mechanic, sailor,
Who can't begin to show your coat with ME
He'd make You look like Paris, or Hyperion
SO come aud buy your wardrobe fer the Spring.
am the well dressed man, the true crierion
By which TO fit YOU self with every thing.
The zephyr shirt, the Lola Montez collar
The D'Orsey vest, tho BrumHiel coat here;
Partisan pants of every make and color,
And kercbies, caps cOaks, gloves that Kings migh1
wear.
Come then ye members Of the human family,
The largest, noblest family that / know
And our Macullsr VIII you suit diynely,
With clothes like NINE, and charge Gu very low.
MACULLAR, WILLIAMS, & CO.,
OIL Pipey'S Block, Main Street. FORESTER
Sign Of the "FulI Dressed Man"
febll dawtf
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leicester and Worcester Express.

TTNHE subscribers will run daily Express for the con-
4 veA ahee Of Boxes, Buuies Merchandise and every
other Apress Freight between the above ngmed places
on and alter this date, leaving Leicester at O'Clock
A NJ, and Worcester at 4 O'Clock p NJ.
All orders entrusted U.S. left at the Post Office
OF at Horace Wate's Store Leicester (Hhere states
may be todnd0 will be promptly and faithfully attended
to.
Office in Worcester, at II. Newon's 2O7 Main
street JOEL SHIRLEY (, 20
Leicester March |, 1853. MARI dawu
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4a7'i Real Estate for Sale Cheap !!

THE subscriber offers for sale. on very favorable
terms, building Lots situated in various paris of
the city. Also, several good Dwelling Houses, Cot
tages. &C,
To those wishing to build the coming season. on lots
situated onehalf ourths Of mile from The bus
mess part of Main street, he will Offer great induce
ments in the shape of large lots al very IolU PRICE
and no part Of the purchase money TO be paid down.
The Estate on Grafton street, near the Western de-
pot offers great facilities for large Manufacturing Es
taOlishment, as it comprises about twenty Tenements
ready for occupancy by the operatives and II Will be
sold low that the rent OF the Houses would pay per
cent on the purchase, ing Acre OF Land fronting
on Grafton street, 10 be improved.
In addition to the above he has Lot near LINCOLN
street, with front of near 700 feet the Worcester
and Nashua Railroad, very convenient for a Lumber
Yard, other heavy business where Railroad facilities
are needed. Apply to ID. S. MESSENGER.
fehl2 deodistf
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New Grist Mil.
CRACKING and Grinding done for customers, at
" MERRlFIELD's steam Mil,
anil dtAF Exchange sire
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WARREN STAGES

Cnolce sugar Cured Hams
r CASKS OF the above celebrated Hams just received
~ ana tor sale by IL. T, EATON &c co
leb2l or 1856 Vain street
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]. M. HUNTINGTON x CO., Proprietors.
ON hand, and constantly receiving nj the City Coal
~ Yard Formerly occupied by d. Buaum,) best quail
lilies OF Penusy lvania Coal, viz;
Lehlgh lump and prepared
White Ash, p" 3"
Red ASH prepared.
Lackawanna, lump aud CRATE.
Also, Cumberland Coal, for smiths use, which will
be SOLD NJ the lowest market rates. and delivered In the
best possible order
Quality and weight warranted satisfactory.
Orders le az the City Coal Yard Ohce, Park street
at Mr.J =. Gfegory's Grocery store No Main streets
al Mr.. 4. B. Grswolds Grocery store corner Of Main
and School streets at Mr. O. A. Dressers Sine store
No l76 Main street or, through the Post Office viii
be thankfully received, aud promptly attended TO-
q. Il. MANN, Agent.
Worcester. July 81. 1862, dawiatf
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EOEA Green Ashes Of Roses, and D, alb plain, single
a c'oTed Dress Siks. These VERY fashionable
S'ous -aa be ioGhu at the Hive" in heavy Goads.
mum 0I GEO. Z. BRYANT.
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Double Width Curtain Damask,
Maria Innsia. Rlna.

Blue, and Crimson-a very superior quality of
4 Goods, bought cheap, and will he sold cheap
maflI df GEO. p. BRYANT
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Charcoal for Sale.
CgTY CNAL YAESD.

TN large or small quantities. LARKIN SMITH,
Il marll dti 236 Main street.
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GROCERIES. &c.
SARDINES-

S0 BOXES Philippe K Canand brand, for sale
w by II. AYRES.
m4rll dawtf
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FLOUR /! FLOUR!

F.SlEl ner Western Railroad, extra and common
49, FLOUR, among which may be found the oI.
lowing, viz:
CliAS. j. HILL & SONS unsurpassed Extra
w. WHlTNEY's Premium.
q. J. Hill, Extra, BLUE JACKET, Extra
JOHN WILLIAMS, do. ELLCOT19S MlLLS do.
e. D. sHEL WIRE, 10. SENECA CHEF, do
BANNER MILLS, do. 8. C. GRANT, do
and other brands.
Halt bbls. Hill & Son, Hill Extra and E. D. shelmire
Extra
und Bags Flour ofextra quality.
GRAHAM FLOUR Of superior quality of our own
manufacture in barrels and bags.
BUCK WHEAT FLOUR in leO IS and - ID. bags
all OF which will be sold the lowest market prices ut
NO Mech 4nic street
feb2 dawJf BLISS, SUTTON & co.
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by Man accustomed to writing, situation as Clerk
in Grocery or Grain Store, Railroad or Insurance
Office. Good reference given.
Address ID. A. R., Box IL Worcester Post Office
mchlO dlw#
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Ruhbers Rubbers
WE have on hand few pairs of Ladies' Patent Rub
oefs, which we Will sell at sIa cents.
Mems Rubbe's, small sizes, at. so
Also, Misses aud Chlldtcn's Common Rubbes at a2c.
SNOW 4 sPURR, l76 Main street.
mars dawlmis opp American House. Worcester.
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Refined Sugars
H. Griffin & Co.

IN BBLs. refined sugars just received, and for sale
~ wholesale and retail, BY
marI dawf II. AYRES.
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Berage De LANES.

70 - 49, @-es-AA~9'
Ifnl PiECES new styles French Bersgs De aines
wv open now at the Hive The eooIs arc
very genIeel New York styles, and in small figmes.
mHrli at GEO. 7. BRYANT
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Painter Wanted.
WANTED.

A JOURNEVMAN PAINTER may hear of steady
"A stualion and good pay, by applying this Office.
mary DIFF
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NEW MUSIC,

TROM New York, Philadelphia and Boston.
IL A. MARSH, at 1874 Main street. offers fol sale
large assortment Of new and fashionable Music.
Winter Polka, by Wallace.
Meagher Polka.
Polka Redowa.
Love star Srhotlisch, by Brown.
Grave Of Bon Bolt, by Woodbury..
Wild Flowers, by Wallace
. The Cottage Rose.
They've Sold Me Down the River mat5 du
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AUCTIONS.
Auction.


HOT BED SASH, in prime order
l5KEGS TABLE BUTTER,
One Bay Horse, Harnesses, &c.
5. W. sELBY, a CO, Auct'rs.
Worcester March H., 1853. marla DIT
GUARDIANS SALE
OF VALUABLE
RE AL ESTATE AT AUCTION.
WILL be sold by License of Court, on TUESDAY,
w April l2fh on the premises, 10 O'clock A. NJ,
10 ACRES OF LAND, on the road leading from South
to New Worcester belonging TO tie estate of The lare
HAIHANlEL BROOKS,adjo iniDg land o. Pitt Holmes,
PANEL Goddard, and others. Also, small piece near
the above.
Also, at O'Clock, the PREMISES
n ~ Acres Of Pasture and Wood Land,
about mile north of the Court House. adjoining land
of Isaac Mills ard Jonathan Nelson Fer IgrbeT par
tcuars inquire OF LEWIS CHAPLIN Guardian or
CHAs. E. BROOKS, No, 8, Front street. Trims made
kn 3 @n at sale 5 ". sELBY co Auct'rs.
worcester, MHrch II, 1883. mail IL dts
Homestead at Auction
g w, sELBY d &C. will sell the premises on
y. WEDNESDAY, March 10th, at o'clock the
two East Houses on the North side of Foundry street
to move of, (or remain where they are for one or two
years by paying ground cf twenty dollars each
The above aie good two story honsesi worthy The
ate toh OF purchasers Terms at sale. For further
particulars inquire Of s. ". SELBY :: CO.,
Worces'e~ Marel 9, 1853. Do, Anctionee,s
Auction Sale Of Water Power and
Factory, II, Mjll5my, BASS.
49, THE well known Mill formerly owned by
Ss;;; Messrs Leland < Sabin situated 10 Braman Viii
.lss.A lage with Blacksmith shop, Dwelling House.
Store house and Land attached thereto will be offered
for sale at Public Auction, on
WEDNESDAY, the 10th day of March next,
at Il O'Clock at noon the premises 1t will then and
there be Sold without reserve to the highest bidder for
Cash. $ w SEIRY A. 90 Auct,rs
worcester FEB "a, 1873. DIFF
Cottage House and Lot, at Auction.
g w. sELBY & co. will sell on the EHemises, on
~ WEDNESDAY, March l6ih at 10 O'clock A.
the House and Lot!
on Gold street. Green, belonging to A. ROGERS.
The House is built in the most convenient manner
and contains Rooms.
The Lot is about So by 100 feet NJ Terms easv and
made Known at The sale.
For further particulars, inquire of
w. SELBY Sc CO., Auctr's.
Worcester, March 5, 1853 dtMI6
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BOARD

Is y n Il u,
IfoR Gentleman aud Wife, with pleasant Room,
Il and three or four Gentlemen, can be had by apply
ng at No. Walnut street feb2e dn
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FOR rs CENTS

Ladies Embroidered French Linen HandEerch'fs.
- ECElyEO from Auction at the Hive. They
& are slightly soed, and sod IS per cent under
price Also, large invoice Of plain aud printed Linen
worth rs cents.
marll di2tis GEO P BRYANT
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25 Cent FLANNELS.

FOR ONE SHILLING PER YARDf
I000 YARDS ofthe above Good, for sale at the
AOCO Hive" in pieces Of from s to wards
he-e are another arrival of the cheap Flame OF
which so many were sold in the g Hive" during the
month of Januar, last.
marIl dl2Is GEO. P BRYANT.
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Savings Bank.

IdVIUb5 Brink.
OFFICE IN CEHTRdL EXCHANGE.
THE Worcester Mechanics Savings Bank 10 ops
daily for the receipt Of Deposits from all cassos.
Worcester. Oct. 1, 1859. ortldNwinif
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WANTED.

A YOUNG MAN, from le to 90 years Of age. Al
IA ply at the American House. mario d3;is
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II OPS
Just Received.

LNOR sale hoesale and retail, new and old No. l
Il Hops in pound end half pound packs.
mars div II. GRIFFIN & co.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-10-29

The Secretary of the Navy appears to be winning
his way TO public confidence and, as we are not I'M
willing to do justice to political opponent, we are
ready to give credit to the Administrator of the
Navy Department for any honest endeayors he may
make to improve the condition of his all-important
branch of the public service With this view we
copy the annexed brief article from a neutral and
highly intelligent New Orleans paper. One act at
least of the Secretarys we cheerfully embrace this
opportunity to commend, and that is the issue of
his "geaeral order" of the 18th instant. Without
processing much familiarity with such matters, we
are under the impression that such an order was
greatly needed and will have very sautary effect
on the discipline of the navy. We may further use
the occasion to express hope that the Secretary's
party position may enable him to prevail with
Congress to reform of those mischiefs intro
duced into the naval service by Democratic legis,
lation, which his able Wing predecessors had not
the influence to effect.
Our NAvr.-We pleased to learn from the letter of
Washington correspondent and from other sources
that the present Secretary of the Navy is taking deep
interest in the subject of navy REFORM and that he viii
recommend to Congress at its approaching session
very important and much-needed changes; and, among
increase of naval force especially Of rscass steam
ers large addition to naval force, both in the
number and the efficiency Of its vessels and the creation
ola frsrae steam navy are at present the great desd
eratum of country. We shall be glad to find that
Secretary DoBDN has succeeded in maturing plan which
will efcctualy the present deporabe deficiencies
and supply the crying wants Of navy, and which will
place it early date upon footing in degree
with its Importance Of national
defence and with its functions the guardian of c
zens commerce. and interests abroad.
Our Government is continually embarrassed in its ope
ratons from the extreme paucy of efficient vessels in
navy Such state of matters is not only exceed
ngly preudcal to interests but it disgracefu to
our position nation and maritime Power and great
ly detrimental to influence abroad. The economy
which withhods ample supplies to such branch of the
public service the navy is the most nggarly and fool
ish parsimony We trust that Congress- which, for SO
long time has exhibited such lethargy upon this sub
ect will its session awake, and act with prompt
ness energy and Iberaty due to the pressing import
nnce Of the matter-Nep Orleans Picdyune.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-10-29
UNION OF BRITISH AMERICA.

The telegraph few days ago communicated the de-
tails of report which has obtained very general crcula
ton in Canada and New Brunswick to the effect that
Governmental union Of all the provinces of British Amer
is take place In the despatch it is styled
federatve union, but this be mistake The Lon
don Spectator had article upon this subject,
from which make the following extract:
An intimntion has been thrown that the return of
Lord Elgn TO this country whether he resume his gov
eminent in Canada not is likely lead an impor-
modification of the British Provinces in North Anne
RIGA that the union having proved successful between
the provinces of Canada it is to be extended by
union of all the provncesnot federave, but legs-
lative union The idea distinctly developed in Lord
Durham's famous report; il advocated long ago by
Mr. Roebuck; it is popular among many of the more in
telgent coonss, and is likely enough have certain
convenences in practice. So much, however would de-
pend upon the Of the union that we see the
plan before pronounce it desirable otherwise
From this il will be that this rumor has better
foundation than generally have We find the de-
tails of the report which is IN circulation mentioned in
the provincial journals but they do not differ from those
already communicated by telegraph.
union os the British Provinces in one legislative
Parliament would be very important move in American
affairs, giving collective and united aspect and
nifty of feeling and action to what but dsjonted
fragmentary and unimportant colonies The proceedings
Of such legislative body would have the United
States interest and importance which do now
tach TO the doings of the separate Provincial Legsa
lures.
. The Canadian Parliament since the union of Upper
and Lower Canada has already accomplished much good
1t has undertaken system of railroads whose magnitude
eXctcs establishment in the United States The
tent of country which this Parliament exercises u
risdeon has given higher tone of feeling and action to
its members, and induced craftsmanship Of better
der among the Provincial leaders Tolegisate for popu
laon of 800 900 souls is of far Importance than
egslae for half that number, and half the space Of
territory they So may expect union of all
the British American colonies increase this Importance
and complaint remonstrancc to the Home Govern
mon from the united body will possess strength not
likely be disregarded. NORTH American.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-10-29
EXuIBITION OF FOWLS

All persons interested in this popular and important
subject will bear in mind that the exhibition will com
Thursday next, at Clsgett q Dodson rooms.
Contributors viii please prepare neat and portable
cages for the BIRDS and label the with the Of
the species and by whom contrbuted ALSO mark upon
the same whether for sale or not.
1t may be well to repeat that the exhibition viii en-
brace hens, ducks, geese turkeys, gunea-fows pea
fowls, pheasants quais game Of any kinda in fine any
variety Of wild domescated BIRDS rabbits, and guinea
pigs.
JOS l.. SMITH, Secretary, will be in attendance 70 re-
ceive and enter the contributions and 1t IS desirable nae
they should be in early possible either the evening
before early in the morning Further particulars IN
advertisements next week.
CHARLES g. PAGE,
Chairman Exec Committee Hort. Association