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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-23

We call stte ntion to some import ant matters in
our report of the meeting of the Commissioners
Of Emigration, in reference to the proposed re-
moval Of the Quarantine from Staten Island, aud
ALSO in regard to the action of the Commissioners
upon the Passenger Bill Of Mr. Fish now before
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-23
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.

WAsHISGros, Thursday, Feb. 81 1875.
No. y. John Charles Fremont appellant United
States. Hon. J. j. Cnttenden concluded bis srga-
ment for appellant.
No. ~ Iii Ayres ct al appellants vs.. Hiram Car
yer ct al. Cause argued by Hon. 5. Adams for sp.
pelants. The Attorney General for sppeees.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-23

TIE Vo1E on THE TEMPERANCE BnL.-The tele-
graph and the reporters disagreed r getting down the
vote in the Assembly on the Maine Law. One re-
porter gave it right 20 to IS, with Mr. Mcguire, Of
this City, in the negative but upon the strength Of
the other reports, we put him down as absent. The
raeder will please add Mr. Mcguire as Shell,
voting "No," leaving but three absentees.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-23
NEW-YORK LEGISLATURE
Especially Reported for The N. Y. Tdbuus.I
SENATE. .ALBASY, Feb. II, 1919
AFTERNOyN SESSION.

sorru.pAY STEAM NAyIGATtON COMPANY.
The Committee on Commerce refuse to recommend
the passage Of the bill for the incorporation OF this
Company. ...- -
MEcHANiCs AND TRADERS SAVINGS BANK.
Mr. SPENCER introduced a bill to amend the
charter of this institution. II seems that the great
number of its Directors clogs the progress to its or
gsnization, aud the amendment proposed is reduc.
ZION.
ABOLIsHMEST OF CAPITAL PUNISHMENT
Mr.. BARNARD, on previous notice, introduced
the fOllowiI bill:
The iD1iction of death by virtue Of the laws Of
this State, 10 hereby sbol shed.
In where death inflicted. az pres-
crbed By laws this State the pen Lty shall heneeoh
be solitary confinement for lite 10 Of the STATE Phsons ~
be designated by the Court pron0uncng sentence.
SIC. On conycon OF OF crime, now pnn'
bhed b. dtsh he shall thereupon be deemed with resps 70
contracts the bonds Of matmoby 70 all rights Of property,
oil civil rights and re.ions OF whst,v
bis actual natural decease had taken place tbs
tin Of such conviction.
SIC No person sentenced to imprisonment for fe Ia y
State PioDs OF this state shall apply for pardon until
he shall have obtained from the Court OF appeals order n
q trial.
This bill was referred to q Select Committee, COZ.
sistipg OF Meesrs. BARNARD, SPENCER and YOSg.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
RECEIVED by
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
L. s. SENATOR IN INDIANA.
CINCINNATI, Thursday, Feb. 20,

CINCINNATI, Thursday, Feb. y, l555
The election for United States Senator came up in
the Indiana Legislature to-day. The Senate elected
Isaac Backford; the House amended by Inserting
the name Of the Hon. Joseph G.. Marshal and the
Senate refusing TO concur in this, great excitement
was created. There is little hope OF a compromise
being made.
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LARGE FIRE IN CLEVELAND.

CLEVELAND, Thursday, Feb. 22-s 80 z. NJ.
The large brick block on the corner of Merrlmac
and Canal sts. is fire Ia the store Of Flint
4 Harris grocers, on the north end the contents are
ali consumed. Loss not sscertained.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-23

We give. this morning full accounts of the cele-
brAtion Of Washipeton's Birthday in this and
other cite,. The weather was fine, and immense
uuabers of people thronged the streets until
late hour in the evening. Business, however,
was in no degree suspended.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-23
NATIONAL MONUMENT ASSOCIATION.

WAsHINGToN, Thursday, Feb %, 1875.
At the election t)-dsy for two Vice Presidents,
Treasurer, Secretary and Board Of Managers Of the
Washington National Monument Association, the
Know Nothing ticke. was elected without opposition.
The editor Of The american Organ was elected as
one of the Vice Presidents and j. NJ. McCaIla late
Auditor of the Treasury, Treasurer.
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This bill was referred to q Select COMMITTEES, cou-
istipg OF Meesrs. BARNARD, SPENCER and YOSr.
SSENRVY

ASSEMBLY. Thursday, Feb. a.
Mr.. DODGE, Of Cayusa moved that his name %
recorded in the aft rmstiye the Temperance bill.
He said lie was unable to attend the session yestsr.
day, snd he was de.irous Of having his name rs-
corded. The motion was carried.
The resolution providing for an a5journmsnt fora
week from Feb %, in order to visit New York, was
received from ths Senate. mended, making the time
OF adjournment March IL.
MIR. WARD moved that the House non.concur
Carried
Mr. STEVENS then moved Committee Of Confer
ence. Carried.
The House then adjourned to to. morrow morning.
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POOR.UOTSE RURNED.

BUFFALO. Wednesday, Feb. 81, 1855.
The Erie County Poor House vas destroyed by fire
this morniDg. The house contained elk hundred in.
mates all Of whom were removed without injury.
The fire was communicated from defect in the chim-
ney. Loss not ascertalned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-23

There was another attempt in the Indiana
Legislature, yesterday, to choose Senator in
place of Mr. Petit. TIE two Houses failed to
agree the Senate naming Isaac Blackford, and
the HOuse substituting Joseph G. Marshall. The
former House is Nebraska, the latter Repub
Lcsa.
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GENERAL HOUSTON IN BOSTON.

BOSTON, Thursday, Feb, =, IS03
The Hon. Sam Houston, before attending the
"Native American Levee' at Fsnueil Hall. this
evening delivered lecture on Slavery, at the Ire
mont Temple to a large audience The lecture hardly
came up to what was generally expected.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-23

The Krow Sothipgs in Connecticut, yesterday,
nominated Mr.. William I. Miner, of Stamford,
for Governor, and William T. Field Of Pomfret,
for Lieutenant.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-23

The Republican State Convention held at Au-
gusts Me, yesterday, renominated the Hon.
Anson p Morrill,, present GOVERNOR as their
candidate in the coming election for the Guberna-
torial Office in the first Maine Law State.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-23
POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE.

KEsTucKY.-The Lou,sviAe Courier names Henry
7. Duncan, Of Fsyette County, as suitable candidate
for Governor.
The frankfort KY YeOman announces Hon. J.
C.. Breckinridge Dem as a candidate for reelection
to Congress from thst district
Stephen Fitz James Trabue is the Know Nothing
candidate. DR.. Alex. X. Marshal, cousin Of Breck'
irricge, and e nephew of Chief Justice Marshall, Is
slso announced az a candidate.
RISDnSA.-Another attempt will be made By the
Legislature to go into On election for T. s. Senator,
to succeed Petit. February % is the day appointed.
A Nebraska State Convention is 10 be held on tho
same day, for what object IL not imagined.
RHODE IsLAsD.-A call has been issued for a Re.
publican State Nominating Convention to be held q.
Providence, March :.
PEsSsrLyASIA.-ASu Sunday Prohibitmy LiquorLsw
hos passed the House by vote of 70 to 6.
The following is the full vote for State Seasor ia
tina. part OF Philadelphia comprising the old coan-
"ty," compared with the vote last year.
H. Pratt. WIsiy,.....p5 ; Wing vote. ...'.. a.s6
~ kgsh Dem......l3 III Native 10 l57-I1s
- Democraic yOte....,...W"
l.
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FIEEIN YARMOUTH, ME.

PORTLAND, Thursday, Feb. %, 1855.
The store occupied by A. Storer, in Yarmouth, was
destroyed by fire, on Wednesday morning, together
with bis entire stock Of dry goods. Insurance the
goods, $4,000 on the building s9oO. ID. Freeman,
a lawyer, lost his library, &c.
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INTERNATIONAL NOMINATION.

AUGUSTA, Thursday, Feb p, 800.
A Republican Convention was held to-day which
was largely attended and passed off with the greatest
harmony and enthusiasm. Arson Z. Morrill, was
nominated for Governor.
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MORE SNOW ON TIE PRAIRIES.

MDRE SNUW On THE PRAIKIES.
CHICAGO Thursday, Feb 22, 1853.
Weather cold, with a furious storm from the North.
Snow falling and drifting rapidly.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-23

Control rsised from II 200 to $1,000; instead
Of - India Directors elected by the Company,
there were 70 be only l., six OF whom were in
the gift OF Government, an accession OF patronage
which was the less despicable as the Directors
salaries were raised from $500 TO t.9oO while
the Chairman and Deputy Chairman received
Gl,000. Not satisfied with this waste Of public
money, the Governor. General Of India, formerly
Of the same time Governor Of Bengal, vi. nowto
have separate Governor Of that Presidency IN
der him, while Few Presidency. with new
Governor, wa, 70 be created on the Indus. Every
ore Of there Governors must, OF course, have bis
Council, and overpsid and luxurious sinecures
the seats in these Councils are. How happy Ia
di. should be, governed as il is, az l.st, accord
ing TO unsophistics.ed Wing principle.
Then came the Budget. This splendid financial
combination, sloDg with Mr.. GiAdstones schems
for doing away With the national debt has been
so fully Illustrated in THE TRIBUNE tha. il is
needless TO recount it's features. Many of them
were taken from Disraeli's budget. which hsd 90
much reused The yirtuous indignation of Glad.
stone nevertheless the reduction of the te, duty,
and the extension OF direc. taxation. were com.
mon 10 both budgets. Some Of its most important
measures were forced upon the grea. fnaucier
After bic opposition against them hal been re.
pesiedly voted down in Parliament; thus The re-
peal Of the Advertisement duty, and the extension
Of the Succession duty to landed property. The
reform Of the Licensing system several times re-
modelled pending the discussion, had TO be dropped
The budget, brought out with pretensiOns to 4
complete system, transformed itself during the de-
bate into confused mirtxm compOsitum of uneon.
pected little items hardly worth hun iredth part
of the talk they occasiOned-
As to the reduction of the national debt, Glad
stone broke down still more completely. This
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-19
N'ntites.
MESSENGER2S NOTICE

Worcester, IS. Oct. IS, 1858.
a LEXANDER II. BULLoCII, Esquire Commissioner
"a of Insolvency, within and for the County of WOr-
cester has this day issued against the Estate Of
EBENEZER GUILD and HARLOW NJ. GUILD, both eff
southbrdge, in said County, haers and partners under
the firm of Guild & Son. InsOlyent Debtors and the
payment of any debts the delivery any property be-
longing to said lnsoyen Debtors them or for their use
and the transfer of any property by them forbidden
by law.
The first meeting of the creditors Of the said insolvent
debtors will be held at Court Of Insolvency at the Office
Of said Commissioner, in Worcester in said County on
The twentyhh day of October inst 10 O'Clock in the
forenoon, for the proof of debts and choice of an as
signee or assgnees.
S. THAYER, Deputy Sheriff,
OILS d3t&wltk Messenger
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MESSENGER's NOTICE.

FORESTER IS. October 16 1855.
q LEXANDER II. BULLOCK, Esquire Commissioner
"A of Insolvency, within and for the County of Wor-
ceser has this day issued against the Estate of
WOODBURY. WHTrEMORE, of West B0yston, in said Coun-
ty bOotmaker, Insoyent Debtor the payment of
any debts ma the delivery of any property belonging to
the said InsOlyen Debtor to him. for his use and the
transfer of any property by him. forbidden by law
The first meeting Of the creditors Of the said nsolyent
Debtor will be held at Court of Insolvency. at the Office
OF the said Commissioner in Worcester said County on
the wentyseventh day Of October Instant at 10 O'Clock in
the forenoon for the proof of debts and the choice of an
ass gn2e, or assignees.
]. DAY, Deputy Sheriff,
OF d3tSw1t Messenger.
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Urn GOODS.
TO THE GENTLEMEN.

we would invite your especial attention to our well Sc
lectei assortment Of
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS!!
We have on hand full and complete assortment of
BRoADCLoTHs, in all the desirable colors for Eau and
Winter wear, and which we are selling at much
II E ID ! G Ed PR ICES!
Black and Fancy D0ESKINs, Cassimeres, full D per
cent less than former prices. We are selling an ex-
ira Heavy Sheep Gray CASHMERE, warranted All Wool
for 80 cents the yard.
BLACK SATINS.
ull and complete assortment fine lot of Fancy Cas-
simeres, which selling 70 cts to sl25 which
are retaed in every other shop town for 1OO to 81
FRONTING LINENS of our own importation, which
we warrant all Linen, and varying in price from 25 to rs
cents per yard.
Silk Shirts and Drawers, Merino do, Hosiery, Gloves
Cravats, &c, &c.
Gents SHAWLS, at all prices Farmers Frock
ing, one extra heavy article and selling for As to 90 cents
per yard.
All the above goods have been selected with special re-
gard to retail trade and will be found at lower prices
than at any other establishment in the State The ONE
PRICE, System strictly adhered to in every instance
Il. L.. HARDON & CO.,
OF l46 Main st.
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AnruSenlcnts
Books, &C..

EqOOKS-BOOKS-BOOKS! JOHN KEITH
- & COS Bulletin Of New Books No. 239 Main street.
The Land Of Gold, w. II. Helper,
My Fathers House, Mcdonald.
Stray Leaves from the Book of Nature, DeVere.
Richard Hurdis, Simms.
India China and Japan, Bayard Taylor.
The Match Girl.
IsoTa's Child.
Cora ana the Doctor
Tour among the Planters.
Physiology Of Marriage.
Our First Families.
The End, Cumming.
The Annals Of San Francisco
Henry VIII, and hig Six Wives Herbert.
Oakheld, by W. D. Arnold.
New Hope, or the Rescue.
History of the Council of Trent
Land, Labor and Gold, 2 vrls., Hewitt.
The Creed of Christendom Gregg.
Ollie, or the West Room.
The Decameson of Bocaccio.
Habits OF Men, Doran.
Bits Of Barney, Mckenzie.
Mary Lyndon, Autobiography.
Lppincotts Gazetteer.
Memoir OF Rev. Sidney Smith, 9 vols.
Guy Rircos Simns
Newc0mes, Thaekeray.
Panama in 1855.
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AnftIuirs.
BY Z. w. VAIL, Auctloneer.

BY L. w. VAIL, Auctloneer.
eSS GREAT SALE OF CHOICE PEAR
-, X ELS. B1tta Size, 10 B AIRING CONDITION,
At AUCTTONt
me subscriber viii sell at Auction Mt the Nursery of D.
". LlNCOLN, Esq, in Worcester,
On Saturday. October 9Th, at 10 O'Clock AM,
-; (By Catalosue)
AHe Largest and most splendid collection of
Standard aud Duarf
Pc Ar REEFS.
~ bearing condition, probably, ever offered for sale Ia
80 consisting in part Of the following varie
q. Mcnael, Vicar Of WINFIELD Marie Louise Glort
Easter Beurre, Beurre DEL Napoleon Bartlett
louise bohne de jersey, Henry ". Winter Nels Belle
L1Gretve, and more than dirty other sarieties
INC Trees now offered for sale not such az are usual
~ sold in the Nurseries, but comprise an the specimen
trees standing upon one OF the squares in the extensive
pear orchard Of the proprietor are sold to clear he
gronn Tor building Purposes Many Of the trees are from
III 70 IL feet high and are perfect health win FURNISH
and have produced from peck half busher Of Choice
fruit each the last season. Every tree will be labelled and
warranted true to its and specimens of the fruit If
the late varieties will be shown Purchasers NAV have
their choice either to take the this fall or let them re-
main till the first Of next May. Catalogues nav be had at
NJ B. Green's Store, No. ZIG Main St. few days before
the sale. H. w VAIL, Auctianeer
oil davis,
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GREAT ARRIVAL
N r w
FALL AND WINTER GOODS.

The subscribers beg leave to iufom their customers and
the public generally that they have jast returned from
New york, with magnificent stock of goods consisting Of
1000 Muslin and Cambria Collars, which we are Selling
from 10 cts to $12 each.
Cambria and Muslin Sleeves.
Muslin and Cambria Bands and Tlouncings
Infants Waists and Robes.
Ladies' Embroidered Skirts
Cambria Edgings and 1nsertings.
Wrough Lace Wells.
great variety Of Real and Imitation Laces
cloaks and Dress Trimmings.
500 dozen ohildren's Wooden Hose.
great assortment Of plain and bd Ladies' and Misses
Wooden Hose.
Ladies' and Misses Wooden victorines
ohildren's Jackets and CATERS.
Ladies' and Misses Zephyr caGs and Comforts.
Ladies' and Misses Wooden Hoods.
Kid, Tanetta, Cashmere and Flceccd Lined Gloves
great assortment Of Zephyr worsted and other article
for EmbrodNy use,
Ladies' Head Dresses and variety Of small article
which are usually kept in Fancy Goods store.
In regard to the prces fcaressy assert that ou
facilities for purchasing and sedg goods are unsurpAssc
kequacd by any House in this city and Ladies' in wan
ofany article in our line will find Il to their advantaget
favor us with a call before purchasing elsewhere,
NIB so dozen Lawn aud Linen Handkerchief, iron
auction, which selling from O. to 90 cents each,
GROSS 81 STRAUSS,
New York Fancy Goods Store, IS Main st.,
Opposite Quinsigamond Bank.
oil dtg
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Nem advertisements.
SHOE BUSINESS FoR SALE, AND

SHOE BUSINESS FOR SALE, AND
- ROOMS TO RENT.
The subscriber having other mpora ut business which
requires his undivided attention. is derous of dsposiGg
Of his Shoe Business Stock and Fixtures the
sonabe terms The Store and Manufacturing Rooms
centrally located, in Clarks New Block, 25 Main street,
mud have been fitted up expressly for the manufacture
and sale of Ladies' Custom Cater Boots and Shoes.
This opportunity offers peculiar ADVANTAGES TO any per-
DESTROYS Of embarking in the above name business
or who may.desira better location.
the business is not disposed of before the first
OF November next the will be rented for any other
purpose, and would be very desirable any neat manu-
featuring business Those who delay may not again have
an opportunity of securing desirable location.
For further particulars enquire of the proprietor on the
premises. F. r. ROBINSON,
Clark's New Block, 257 Main ST.
Worcester, Oct. 10, 1855. diff
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PROGRAMME

the East side of Harrison Avenue Entrance opposite
Franklin Square
PROGRA M ME.
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 23.-FIRsT DAY.
J. Grand CsVacade of all the Horses OH exhibition at 10
O'Clock A. 81.
2. Exhibition of Durham and Devon Cattle in the ring
B. Exhibition of Staous, &c, Roadsters) with trials of
speed on the track at II O'Clock A. NJ
3. Exhibition Of Grade, Native and Mich Cows
D. Exhibition Of Breeding Mares and Files on the track
g. Exhibition Of Ayrshire and Hereford Cattle in the ring
z. Exhibition OF Ponies on the track
g. Grand trial Of speed by Trotng Horses at ock PM
WEDNESDAY, OCT. 2I.-sEOoND DAY.
/ Grand Cavalcade o. Horses at 3 O'Clock.
2, Exhibition of Fat Cattle and Steers.
o. Exhibition of aons years old and over, with trials
ofepeed at 10 O'Clock.
a. Examination of Cattle for Herd Premiums in the
ring.
g. Exhibition and trial of stalons three years old and
under four.
g. Exhibition OF Jersey Cattle
4 Exhibition and trial of thorough bred salliOns Mares
&C. at O'Clock P. NJ.
g. Grand trial of speed by Trotng Horses alta ock M.
THURSDAY, OCT 25.-TlIIRD DAY.
l. Procession and trial of Draft Horses at O'Clock AN
q Exhibition and trial of Working Oxen Brooklne st.
at 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
Exhibition and trial on the track of Matched and Fan
cy Matched Horses, at IL O'Clock.
d. Exhibition of Family Horses with trials of speed
the track, at O'Clock and during the afternoon.
FRIDAY, OCT. 26-FOURTH DAY
1. Grand Cavalcale of all the Horses on exhibition, at
o'clock A NJ
O. Grand trial of speed by Tong Horses Of celebrity at
10 o'clock A. NJ.
5. Volunteer trials of speed.
4. Granl AGRICULTURAL BANQUET in the great
tent, OF which the Governors of Massachusetts and
Other States, together with Messrs Everett, Choate
winthrop Sumner, and other distinguished gentle
men viii address the assembled guests. Tchets ST.
s. Award of Premiums will be declared by the President
at the close of the Banquet.
SATURDAY, OCT. 27.-ElFrH AND LAST DAY.
J. Trials of speed the track by celebrated Trotting
Stations, at 10 ocloce A. NJ
2 Volunteer trials of speed either harness or SADDLE
g. Exhibition Of Animals to be offered for sale.
d. Auction Sale.
Refreshments will be furnished the grounds.
splendid saloon will be provided specially for Ladies'
Seats for persons have been erected facing
the Track. Admission the grounds % cents To the
seats, 25 extra. Members will be admitted free
Life Membership, $40 Annual, 81
MARSHALL P. WILDER, President
WILLIAM S. KING, Secretary. o19 dt24
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CHAMBERLAIN, BARNARD, & co.
l91 Main street.

GHOICE AND DESIRABLE GOODS
~ Ar
CHAMBERLAIN, BARNARD, g. CO.'S.
Look At THE PRICES!l
Sf.O0 per yard for TH1BETs, heavy and fine double
twilled goods, in all shades
SI'75 for LADIES BRoADoLoTHs, in desirable col.
ors, for TalDas, Cloaks, sc.
1913 for very handsome,and well made Broadcloth
TALNA or CIRCULAR.
$500 for BRoADCLOTH TALsIA lined throughout
and faced with Silk.
20 cents for Lyonese Cloths, with selection from full
assortmedt of shades,
- cents for all woel Plain DeLaines
1-2 cents for yard wide English Prints, warranted
fast colors.
IL 1-2 cents for Mousseine De Beges, good printed
De LANES.
I shilling for Manchester, Pacific, and other De
LANES, in fall Styles and warranted the cheapest
goods in town.
cents for Prints and Beached shirtngs; Id cents
for yard wide Brown Coons, good fast coored Prints
aed Furniture Patches
We believe we have offered 50 many real good
Ba, gains as at this time and all purchasers will find IL
or their interest to avail themselves Of this opportunity
CHAMBERLAIN. BARNAnD n 10
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% Get.

CARPENTERS SHOP TO LET.-A Shop
~ 27x47 on Lynn ST., suitable for carpenter wheel
wright, or other mechanical purposes Rent 1900
Possession given Immediately. Apply to
ole d2ws L. r. DRAPER, Fosters Block.
VENO RENT.-A convenient Lower Tenement con-
tanning rooms. Academy Hill Apply on the
premises, L. p, CHASE.
s28 eodtf
ENOR ONLY $50 RENT!-A nice Tenement
u, of6rooms, at south end of Benefit st ol7dtf
GROCERY STORE TO LET.-Any one
Nv shing to engage in the Grocery business will find
good opening in Clinton. The is situated on the
principal street for business and all respects well
arranged For information apply to Edwin BYNNER,
at the W. N. Transportation Office Lincoln Square,
Worcester, or to the subscriber at Clinton.
ol3 diff G., II KENDALL,
FbNO LET.-An Upper Tenement on Mason ST., Of 6
II rooms Enquire of d. Il. ABBOTT,
OILS DIFF No. Flagg's Building.
TENEN ENIENT TO LET.-A pleasant upp
n Tenement of rooms to let, Dewey st. Apply at
f. Il. ABB0TT'S,
OILS dts No. FIaggs building.