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OFFICIAL.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,

TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
May %, 1885,
NOTICE hereby given holders sued pursu
the Of Congress Of 22d july 1886,
deemabe and will be paid the Treasury
render Of the certificates thereof the 18th
when interest thereon will cease.
This will continue purchase such
day of redemption and will therefor the following premium
addition the accrued the of purchase one
days interest the money reach the vendor
Treasury day
day Of July inclusive half per
amounts specified in the certificates;
received between the LIST and 3ls
fourth of per cent?
And on August; the in.
thereon additional will
paid.
notice must be du
and when prior the LIST July
also be assigned by the stakeholder
otherwise such will be payable heretofore
And holders other
department will purchase the
day OF June December unless
in addition 10 accrued from Of
interest days additional interest Tor the
vendor, the following rates OF premium:
On stock loan OF iS42 premium OF 10 per
On ls47 and lss premium
And issued under the OF 9th September 1885,
monty called Texanindemniy STOCK premium of per
Certificates this notice should duly
the United entitled receive
IL sent previous LIST July the half
must also the sockhodeT
that day will be payable him
toore.
assistant ueasure atsBoson New York. Philadelphia
parties entitled receive the money may direct
JAMES GUTHRIE
MAY 2o-dinl2Nov Secretary OF the Treasury.
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ARREST or THE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OF JEwELRY.-
The Franklin Journal Of the 2lst referring to party that
pursuit of the wretches who robbed the bodies Of
the dead at Last island, says
1--WE learn that they have succeeded In arestng six Of
these nhuman creatures and have them secured board
the Texas and at last accounts in hot pursuit Of
other gang Those already secured had large amount
Of iewery and money
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The NATIONAL THEArRE.-Mr Dion Bourcicauls fash
ionabe comedy of "London Assurance drew good house
night The several characters respectively per-
sonated with great spirit and in highly artistic
The French drama "Madelane the Founding of Paris
Is announced for tonight The "Her-ataw" and MASKS
and Faces in rehearsal and will be produced shortly
with admirable casts
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HON. ALLISON WHITE.

The democratic convention Of Lycomng county (l5th
district Pennsylvania have unanimously nominated this
gentleman for Congress Mr.. White Is an able lawyer q
firm and consistent democrat and enjoys in large degree
the confidence and esteem Of his ellowczens The po-
tca and business interests of this district could be
confded 10 safer or an ADLER representative.
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ton Courier says
"That the Hon. D. NJ Woodson president Of the Jackson
vile and Carrollon railroad has perfected arrangements
with H. Spencer ESQ., the lessee Of the Chicago and Alton
railroad for conneKion with and Of portion of that
will enable the company put their line in operation
much ess cost than they had to lay down track Of their
own The counties along that portion Of the line yet
be built have subscribed nearly 100000"
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Colonel Fremont Ineligible.

The black republicans getting alarmed the dscov-
cries which being made touching Fremonts inelgbi
ty the presidency 1t is asserted with great confidence
by parties who ought to know that Fremont born in
Canada and Is therefore, by the constitution of the United
States, ineligible for the presidency
great obscury hangs his parentage and antece
dents which his supporters have sought ignore and
proofs which coming in Of his Canadian parenage
not a little annoying-Cin Eng
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AID THE SICK AND pIsTREssED.-A. B. Cooke esq,
president Of the Howard Association at Norfolk Virginia
has rendered to Mayor Wood Of New York. any assistance
in the way Of otherwise that may be required by
those sick of yellow fever at Fort Hamilton Solomon
Cherry esq., secretary Of the Norfolk Howard Association
and Dr. D. Campbell to have left Norfolk Sat-
urday evening for New York. to tender their services
the authorities.
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A Black Republican German Paper Dead in hi, Git

BlaekRepGbliean German Paper Dead IN this City,
The German Republican of this city violent Fremont
sheet published in the German language has ceased its
publication and its editor according accounts has left
for parts unknown to the great chagrn OF his creditors
The Republican before 1t hoisted, in an evil hour the
back-republcan know nothing hag doing very we'll
but that unfortunately proved the ruin of all concerned
with it. The patriotic and intelligent Germans of this city
will not sustain journal which is fahess their inter-
and their manhood all black republicans necessarily
are they being handngove with their worst
and enemies who would reduce them position in So
ciety beIop the negro l. Cincinnati Enquirer.
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PROSPECTUS
New York Daily and weekly News.

NEW YORK DAILY NEWS-To city subscribers, 6k cent? a
week. payable the carriers To subscribers by mall four
dollars a year payable in advance.
NEW YORK WEEKLY REWS-A large eight page paper for
the county, published Saturday morning. dollar and
my twenty dollars
twelve and hnf dollars will be address
in all cases will be required in advance.
All business
be addressed TO MCINTYRE X PARSONS,
Sept2 l01 Nassau street, New York.
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ring in this city during the past week number b62 inclu
ding one yelow-fever There death from
fever and three new at Fort Hamilton No new cases
Of the disease reported at quarantine and the excite
ment Ia over The weather Is fine but cold for the season
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The LAST ISLAND DtsAsrER-The New Orleans Crescent
referring to the Last Island disaster states that ysiI
bodies have been recovered and buried also wery has
been found TO the amount Of 900 $4,000 Among the
bodies which were found recognised those Of Captain
Casper Ratier and Madame RanthraP from Attskapas,
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OFFICE OF THE CONSOLIDATED LOTTE-
RES OF MARYLAND.

following the drawn of MARYLAND
dated Lottery, for the benefit of Pokomoke River &c. class 2
drawn August 49, 1856
48 Is 81 46 20 10 Ia 70 81 lG 50 SO 81
81 Al 8
following numbers Paapsco
Lottery class 49,, drawn August 20, 1856:
2 IL 20 CT GA Is SO G5 9 80 50
r. FRANCE Il Co., Managers.
d. II. McPHAL, Commissioner.
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another Fremont Flag Lovered.

The Independent Waterman, influential paper pub
lished Ithaca has hauled down the Of Fremont
and Dayton The editor states in the last number of his
paper the republicans Ithaca threaten crush him
in consequence of the course he has taken.
Rome " " Sentinel.
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Hrfcnrirc Len BIZ Eirr.

HARTFORD, (Ct.,) Sept. Thomas Co.'S brass rolling
mill Plymouth Ltchfeld county burned to-day The
loss Is stated at 800, 900, with no insurance.
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Massdehusetts Politios.

BosToS, Aug. 30.-The Fillmore Americans have nomi-
mated George W. Gordon, Of Boston, for governor, vice Mr.
Lawrence, who declines the nomination.
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EpIToRAL oHASeE-Park Benjamin, esq, IL to take the
editorial charge Of Frank Lesies Illustrated Newspaper
and Of the New York Journal.
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notice. Street Bowling Saloon will be rcoPencd on satu
IN day, August 30, 1855.
outlay and renovated his
bowling The alleys have been put the complete and
with other Improvement
which place OF more attraction than formerly
subscriber thankful for patronage and hvo hopes
continuance Of the
Aug 29-dw j. T. MARI
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NEORGETOwN COLLEGE, ID. C.-studies will be
u sumed in this institution MoRday, September LIST.
d. A. MAGUIRE,
Aug 26-dlw President
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National Theatre.

TUESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 9, 1850.
Third appearance Of the great aTtsies
MRS. LIZZIE WESTON DAVENPORT
MR.. A. ii. DAVENPORT,
Mr.. JOSEPH JEFFERSON,
Who will appear in the French drama Of
MADELAINE, THE FoUNDLlNG OF PARIS,
THE ROUGH DIAMOND.
sspt9-lt
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We regret to learn that Senator Clayton still detained
in Washington by sickness,
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Fire IN LouisVills.

LOUISVILLE, Sept LA Ere Market street to-day de-
stroyed the stocks Of j. B. Rohey f. Prsgaf J. H. Lee
compile Mrs., vigne, Mr. Sheridan, and Mr.. secor. Tho
losses wets mostly covered by insurance.
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SEALED PROPOSALS Will be received by the Sec
% Rotary Treasury city Of Washington, until the l2h
OF September for suitable not less Than hundred
feet hundred house post Office
Georgetown, ID. g. ...,, ..,,-,,.,,,
Aug 3o-tlssep Secretary OF the Treasury.
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The E,rer at Fort Hamilton.

New YoRK, Sept. 1.-The weather Is fine and cool this
morning The fever Fort Hamilton continues decrease
and all the recent readily yielded to medicines
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SCHOOL BOOKS of the various kinds used til,
y District for sale at the lowest prices in every
Sept FRANCK TAYLOR.
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CISorNrArt, Sept. Ia grand democratic mass meeting
held here this evening John O. Breckenridge and Joh
h. Robinson were among the speakers.
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IS 8 Tempsin, 1875 Tru,sss: Of Austin College
u B1kman Garfield 1852 Il mon.arra' Co
81 II Muse i7O Daniel Carl
o. o. ~ Hobbs Gn,So "a 20 Ii walcou
o. John Burnlnsham l746 John w Ports
l lsS FD Hssw De o''''' &c ns nl George
100 100 Mathias Clark 1870 Nathaniel Raddet
200 Ethan Earle 1881 Ley Tyler, adminr Of w
ss o Blincau 1888 Samuel Widely
9Ss Pete. q Booth is!l P fennIng'
q; sss so Ki hriisd i ist5 C EccIo'
a. rssEs Elizabeth Far Edmund Barnsor
q ps" "s., S S.y:y is5@ , G':sn
90 1sfH WEBB King 1899 st jes.s
$40 As Thumcnd 1897 { Emma
COS David kaufman 1910 w Gro.smeyor
81 c cSSss seRaven Is5s Soss1. I"'R ""
go VIM Flower I 1899 VIM c Ss%tne'"
th3 "a simpson 1882 FraneisM oorIr
en- II n Williams 2O72 Isaac Stewart
~ 7Ts REM Ne'e' IsSS C vickey
~ ~ WIN lone, I 9ss Paul Brcmoud
7 7ss m% w S.S, H 1Gp David Burnett
s sI2 h ssnG NV brown a aSs MeMnsrer
80 80 j iSn% w Se sS~sa f isss Gentry
sIs ssss Ellen ne'enNurs ~ sss Fisher
s sg9 Ne El M.,v p.,mo ,S Louisiana Davis
1919 M Forbes 23o6 Thomas
l023 James Hogan WIG Harrison bryant
Thomas Lindsay 233a Nc Donald
l. 23i0 Arthur Garner
Jesse Daniel 234l ] y
04s Daniel 23i4 Andrews Grover
1850 Charles Vincent 23i5l @ Merritt
1859 Gcrvai,e a asS y r g1ssSs.
loss Willis MiIcan 1854 J Crawford IL
1859 d Milican 1913 A Edrerton
1869 John Davis 2350 Thomas warnerIr
1865 VIM Barton 1853 George X sstare
1850 R Morton 1850 Eiiasss,h Garner
ll35 James KIlam 03s3 VIM Davis
1895 CT Taylor 1881 Joseph TomlinsUn
1871 Youngs Coleman 700 snced h Turner
Robert McNuu 1895 WIN Kimbro
w Cloud per au'y 2400 n Isynie
II Raymond 04Oi w MiIbank
1858 De Pontois 2402 Catharne Allen
1869 Green 2a0s Henry Kring
1875 w Sinks J D Shaw 24l3 w Lawrence
1897 John Kendrick 2fIs Stephen Smith
1898 Samuel Hidden 2iy4 A q Horton
1900 John Johnson 943e Eliphaet Eason
1901 Susan MassisI 2ffo Lemuel ID Dickenson
1882 Thomas II Forester o450 VIM n Thompson
1885 D Warner 0452 m Eddy
1929 William Fres 2fu J z Heron
1924 G w Osborne 2i74 B Hemphil
las John A Rutherford 2477 Houehion
1877 Cornelius vannoy 2i79 Hers OF John Jones
1923 Joseph Bates 2460 Joel
l4T3 Ann n Reese o4sl Warren Album
1915 Lumbard Minis 2lsl John /. Monks
1871 Q Moore 24s3 Peter Aldrich
1923 John James 94oO MA Dooiy
1854 X Douglas $500 George G Day, cashier
1870 y NJ Fish 1901 P Kenneth n Co
1874 VIM Kerr 2sO3 John w schrimpf
1880 James A Moody 1904 VIC Blair
1881 Bickford 259s NJ R0tertaile
1919 John Lamar asia Henry Brooks
ASIA Gabriel Trumweit
l623 John n Taylor o59s II Morgan
1924 Levi $500 Furbur Bean
1925 Ei Mercer 1854 Sarah Newman
1850 Enaledow
The outstanding the debt OF The rsI
public Of Texas cannO, be specified by this department.
Aug 90-dinlsusR
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Form b.

ali by these presents that has released,
hereby releases The State OF Texas from all further liability
the OF certificate evidence
Der for the of - issued by the late republic Of
by the authorities OF the State Of Texas the
and redeemed United States with
visions Of Of Congress entitled An provide
OF such creditors OF the republic Of Texas
pretended in the act Of Congress OF September nne eighteen
any, approved OF February 1885,
or TEXAS, approved ls Of February 1856.
As witness hand and seal
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Misses Rockers English and French Boarding
and Day school for Young Ladies,

404 4 frerf, bct0trn SiTfA and Seventh.
THE duties will be resumed Monday Ser
tember principals aided by conpishsd professors
and the course Of thorough Systematic.
Circulars may obtained bookstores seminary
Aug 2i-du
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Movements of Coz. Gsary.
PTruuRo Sept. 1-Governor Geary here, and leaves
tomorrow for Kansas.
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Form a

all persons by these presents that has released
United America from all further
of certificate evidence Of debt
number for the sum of g. issued by the late republic Of
authues the State OF Texas the
United States in accordance with
provisions Congress- entitled An provide
creditors of republic of Texas
in The act of Congress Of September nine eighteen hun
approved the 2eh day OF February 1885,
OF Texas, approved the LIST Of February 1856.
Az my hand and
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From Havana,

New YoRK, Aug. 31.-The steamer Philadelphia, from
Havana with dates to the 25th arrived last night The
health of the city rapidly improving There was no
lcal news
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Lo,. of a North River Steamer.

NEW YoRK, Sept, 1.-The steamer Knickerbocker, from
Albany, in collision with spar Peekskl this
morning, and sunk. The passengers all saved by
soop. The loss in property and live stock supposed to be
large The boat itself was valued at 100000.
LATER.
The Knickebocker had on board % horses and large
number Of sheep, besides much valuable freight II is
thought the boat will be raised.
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Ice.
lust received per Edward sade hundred
j sixty FIVE pare Boston Ice.
l., J. MIDDLETON
once and Depot corner Of and Twelfth streets.
Ana QI-nnd3f
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1tIe0itjnCs.

81 ENAR KABGE CERES by usIug the ye
II . ulue ALLIED 0LNFMENrAND HCd9R SYgUP;
J. s. stafford Of LRwIcn% testtfes to Two cures o
Scroiua OF gery aggravated character and of being him
self cured of hfd hum1r.
= Lucy kedmsn OF Lawrence was cured OF Kings Evil
Mrs Fernad, Lawrence, was cured Of cancer.
Rhesa Bronson, Fan River, was cured Of humor5 Of
years Standing
James " Hunt Of Lawrence was cared of chronic DIFF
fcuty Of the chest, occssionei ny huuaors.
ST. thompson OF Lawrence was cured OF bad humor
Matthias Shore, New Bedford was cured OF bad hnuor
Mrs l. Carlton. Lawrence, cured Of an unastake
able Spid Cancer
l. D. Reed Crest Falls, was cured OF cancer 7hick
hal eaten through his lip.
lgdY ia IeOmnster cured of cancer in her stom
ach
lady in Derry was cured OF cancer.
Mr.. Carton Of Lawrence cUrei of BARRIERS Itch
Mrs. D ). Swan Of Lawrence was cured Of humors in
ternal.
A R. Hail. Lawrence, cured Of Sick Head ache
caused by bumors in the stomach.
The f'llnwiug is from a distng uished druggist and
chemist, Broadway n. Y:
Mr. C II. KENT: Dear Sri have used YOUR allied
ointment in my family, found it superior anything
of tn Kind a healing preparation. Also my nephew
tried it FOR neuralgia, and it entirely relieved him in fJ
hnlrs Respectfully yours,
April 3, 1856. O.H RING.
CHARLES IL KENT Il CO., General Ageats Law
renee, Mass.
Agents in Worcester, Charles Clarke, NJ. B Green q
Co., Bush & Co., and J. HIM
Price Of Ointment 81. Syrup SO cents.
apl9 deod&w1y
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Mc0ililles
RgC ECKRON'S CELE8R a ED
"a LINN ENT,

YgC WCKRON'S CELEB Il a I F ID
"a LINN kiNr,
EQUALLY GOOD FOR NAN OR BEAST!i
aas srumphed where al other remedies have failed to
have beneficial effect It is justly acknowledged to be
the greatest
EXTERNAL REMEDY
n the known world and its sale is unsurpassed in the
annals Of medicine. Unlike many other popular medi.
cues of the day it is recommended by many prominent
members the Medical Faculty their preiui having
yielded to the many ndisputsbie demonstrations OF cures
it has performed where other remedies have failed.
Hundreds of Certificates might be giDen,
showing the superiority OF this medicine al other
ternal applications but TRIAL, is all that is q
qnhed to couyn 'e the most skeptcal Of its
Prepared by J. s. q J. Z. SELD EN-, Haidam, c., and
sold throughout the United States ana Canadas
General Agents-BURR Il FOSTER, No l Cornhll
Boston.
Main street. dIy fa6
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~ rsszsssszs=z1 BOSTON AND VVOR CFSSs
80 sessffsSes TER RAILROAD. SUMMER AR-
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS MONDAY, May 10, 1856.
PASSENGER TRAINS leave Worcester, as follows;
Leave Worcester at (about Ex) 80 $40 AN, (l245
Elk }, (3.30Bs.) AIS, and 1130 END P. NJ.
Millbury 6.10 am, 3.55 p. m.
Milford at $50, g. so a. M. 4.1b p. m.
Northboro' so 20 a. m Ais p. m.
Marlboro 6.55, 10 a. m, 4.40 p IN.
birmingham Centre IT'S. 1890 d. m 500 p, m,
SaxOnville As m, leo p. m
Newton go, ~7.20, (t900 W. Tr) 900, Glib. W.
Tr) g. m; *13O, 22O, 400, (*5.45 W. tn g. SIS p M
Brookhne, ESQ, u.s. s, $50, 10, M, LIS $50 4,
$40, 6.45, 9, p. m.
Needsam Plain, 8, 8 am; 1850, $40 p m.
*West Newton Station.
TRAINS FOR WORCESTER as follows:
Fer Worcester at 6, $3.50 Ex.) M 100, (4O0 Exl
49, $3.50 EN- P. NJ.
Mllbury 6, a, N. 4.30 Pm.
Milford 6, a. m. l 80, 430, p.
Northboro a. M, 80, 490 p.
Marlboro at g. a. IN. 1.S0, $50 p, M
birmingham Centre 6, a. M 1.30, 430 p m.
saxonvle 915 d. m, 6p m.
Newton, 20, W. Tr), s. 9.15, ESQ Q.3O W. IT,
8, 8, g. els p m.
Brookline, 70O, 7.4O, O. HOO, a. MI 1915 ESQ $50
Is, 6.15, us, $50, p. M.
Charles River Branch, 7 90 a.. 10 15 $50 6.l5pm
Albany g. and IS so Ex] a. m, and $50 p m.
New York via Springfield, Is so Ex) a. M, Ex) m
New York via Norwich, $50 Elk pm
Sunday Mail at P. NJ, taking passengers for Worces
ter, Sprngt ED, Hartford, New Haven and New York.
" Express Trains stop only at birmingham
G. TWICHELL Sup't
Boston May Is, 1856. dawtf
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ESsaseez WORCESTER * NASHUA
@sss@xSs@ r. Ron and after July 2S, passenger
trains will follows:
Leave Worcester at 20 and HOO A NJ, and 90 p NJ
Leave Nashua at 100 and IL 40 A. NJ and SO p M,
AT Nashua all trains with the trains of the
Concord Railroad, where passengers the cars to and
from the Northern the Passumpse, the Boston, Concord
and Montreal, and the Vermont Central Railroads.
At Grotun Junction trains connect directly with She
trains of the Stony Brook Raroad and also with those
of the Fitchburg Railroad with the exception Of the FIRST
train from Boston; and at Fohburg with trains of the
Vermont ~ Massachusetts and Cheshire Railroads.
For further particulars and connections with other
roads "Pathfnder Railway Guide for the New Eng
land States" G. w. BENTLEY, sup't.
Worcester, July 20, 1866. dtf
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EEuresses
-7-,e- FULLER's NORWICH AM

-s.-gz7-ss9 FULLER's NORWICH AND
ses, WORCESTER EXPRESS.
@. 5. FULLER will send Messenger every Accom-
mediation Train, Norwich and Worcester Railroad,
to transact all business the Express Line, and forward
packages to New London, Hartford, New Haven and
New York. He will transport Iron Safe in each train
for the transmission Of valuable packages
0FFICEsl30 Main St, Worcester n. o. Bragenridge's
tore, under Wauregan House. Norwich ct.
an packages should be marked Fuller's Express
Worcester, Sept. LIST, 1855. sept5
zs-4.52-.g- ROSES PROVIDENCE AND
vs3sfsssi--5assa WORCESTER EXPRESSLY Every Train
Packages Forwarded, Notes, Drafts and Bills collected
and paid, and al orders attended to with despatch
Packages and small Gases forwarded and other Express
business acted AZ Fsil River, Mansfield, Attleboro
Taunton, Bedford, and Nantucket, Mass; Bristol
Warren, Newport East Greenwich, Kingston, Warwick,
Wickheld, peacela and Wakefield, Z. L; and Stonng
IN Conn.
0FFICEs.-IsO Main street Worcester; Horace Cooks
Store, WOonsockets No. Exchange street Providence