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T SPRING WEATHER.

149~ EPHINU WHATEVER.
Tt Shines il rains,
Then sh Inca again.
What does the weather meant
It hangs In doubt
The comes out.
With drizzling mists between.
Now dark now light,
Like day like night,
'Tis changing, fckle weather.
It msts at times
Then raius or shines,
And sometimes all together.
Bnt the ladies' are bound TO SHINE in new dresses
notwithstanding. and they must necessarily have
HANDSOME TRIMMINGS for them; 80 call az
KEACH'S, 81 Main street, and supply yourselves at
once my 29-3t
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srnCTAr NOTICES.

- MEDICAL ADvfCn GRATIS. The
susessonable weather which has been prevailing
r ao1e time past is naturally, productive 81 many
Of those infammafory silments which sfiiist man
Mind. Let all who mar be thus attacked provide
themselves With aHEsRY's sTiMrLATIye IIsiMIsr,"
and OBJ ain the relief which 1t invariably affords
when judiciously applied The proprietor paftsn
Iariy recommends this ptepe ration e those who are
suffering from PAINS IN THE BACK. and AFFECTIONS
or THE LIVER. -
Grnbps & Apperson, B. L. Thomas and others
PURCELL LADD,
mvat line Wholesale Agents.
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sA-TYLsR & Co. of 1879 Main street take the new
style of Ambrotypes. They are superior to all
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-31

eA-TYLER & Co, of l39 Main street, take the new
style of Ambrotypes. They ar superior to all
others
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EMORY AND HENgY CoLLEGr.-Rey. Mr.. Duncan,
Of Richmond, will deliver the annual address be
fore the two Literary Societies, at this institution
on Commencement day. The "Baccalaureate Ser
mon" will be delivered In the College Chapel on
Sunday, the 9th of Juue
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EOR HIRE-For the balance of the
L year, COOK, WASHER and IRoNER. APP
ply to.
my 3i-3t CAUTHORN.
A TTENTION, C0MPANY.-
"A RIGHT FACE-MARCH TO
a. NORRIS BOOKSTORE,
And each man furnish himself with q copy of
either of the following standard works on MILITIA
RY TACTICS:
INFANTRY Tactics or Rules for the Exercise and
Man9uyres of the United States Infantry, new
edition. by Major General Scott. United States
Army, vols; $50.
A CONCISE System of Instructions aud Regulations
for the Militia and Volunteers OF the United
States, comprehending the Exercises and Move
ments of the Infantry. Light Infantry and Rifle
men, Cavalry and Artillery. prepared and ar
ranged by AdIuGant General Samuel Cooper. U
SA, under the supervision OF major General Al
exander Macomb, new edition, with additions
aud improvements; | 90.
THE Recruit; Compilation of Exercises and
Movements of Infantry. Light Infantry and Ri
fenen, according to the latest improv ements,
respsc fully dedicated 10 the Recruits of the
United States, by Capt John Cairns; SOC.
RIFLE aud Infantry Tactics for the Exercise and
Movement of Troops. when acting as Light In
fantry. or Rifiemen, prepared under the direc-
ton Of the War Department. by Brevet Lieu
Col w Hardee, U Army. vols; l.3o.
nv 3i-3t
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H9-TYLER Il Co, of 1879 Main street, take the new
style of Ambrotypes. They are superior to all 9TH
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uYGEIA HOTEL. OLD POINT COM.

ii FORT, vA.-This celebrated sesbosrd Wa ER
ING PLACE, as famed for its beautiful location
for its entire exemption from disease, and for IL
delicious bath aud other salt water Injuries viii
ed. in the management of the establishment bv Mr..
JOS. b. STEGAL. whose acceptablity. during q
past season, will be well remembered.
ap c7-2m JOS. SE6AR, Proprietor.
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RTYLER Co. of 1879 Main street. take the new
! style Of Am5rotypes. They are superior to all
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~ DoN'r FoBGnT the great Land sale
Junsto CONNIE nee at IL O'Clock the Farm, cai
ed Enterprise the residence OF Dr. johnson, four
miles below the city, on the new Central koad.
qi-ott
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sunHna AnusExEsr.-ws learn that the les.
sees Of the Theatre contemplate this summer hav.
tng promenade concerts there. The stage and par
.quetts will be converted into an artificial flower
garden with fountains In full play and every other
appliance 10 make the place attractive. Concerts
Will be given Of high order.
HAnsBsa sfpssY CoIIsoR--The animal Com.
msncsment At this College takes place ON the sth,
9th aud 10th Of June. Preceding the exercises,
Rev. = = Edwards will deliver On address before
tbs College Division Of Sons Of Temperance. The
address before the Literary Societies will be deli
ssred ~ Rev. w H. Mctfufrsy The best speakers
medal g the Union Society will be presented 10
uso. ~. sHooding, end that Of the Philanshropic
society, y VI T. Berkeley. The Diplomas viii be-
pEssentsd ~ Rss. ". .. togs, sud the ysledicter,
aasEsss sasds ~ ,. J. Dapny. No. Ths ]. 3. M
zine baad will b In astandanes. =
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Advertisements for the DIspAfcH must be handed
In By sx sceck in TIA asermoon In order TO appear
the next day The heavy pressure Of advertisements
upsn che columns Of our paper, will not admit Of
thsar reception Aftsr the hour named.
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ton of representatives of railroads along the
Southern seaboard, have agreed on schedule by
which the California semi.monthly mail will be
carried over that route to Charleston, thence by
the Fernadins route to New Orleans, and thence to
California. The time from New York to New Or
leans will be only eighty-sgat hours, leaving
liberal time for connections. In letter IN the
Dispateh nom Weldon, N. O., allnsion is made to
change in the running arrangement, which, We
learn from the most reliable authority, refers to
the mail arrangement mentioned above.
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THEArRH-That really wonderful boy comedian,
Alfred Stewart, commences another week at the
theatre tonight. We have only to reiterate the
opinion already expressed, that he is extraor,
binary child, and barring the inches" il fully
equal to Barney Williams or Florence He ap-
pears tonight in "Brian OHM" most amusing
piece, in which he is said particularly to excel
The favorite comedian Bass also plays this week.
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MARRIED.
pIHO.

On Tnrs ~, the zsth instant BY the Rev Cnss
n Al Mr. .fDlIe b bANFuRTH. 70 Miss MANIA
RET A ROWLFTT, both If this city.
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p~spEoIAL NorIcE. The attention

NJ the puic il requested to sale Of Furniture,
sc IA take place al the residence OF Mr. II 6racer,
on 4th street CANDLES Bill THIS DAY, at 10 o'ck.
my Alt + B COOK co, Aucts.
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THE EXPERIMENTS WITH TIE ATLANTIC SUBMARINE
CABLEs-The British electricians have been max
ing experiments with variety of inventions, the
Hughes American instrument among the number,
with a view of increasing the rapidity Of working
signals through the entire length of the cable
The London Times says the result shows indubita
bly, that more than one submarine cable will be re-
aured to do all the business likely to be transact
ed between England and the New World. We infer
from this that the experiments were not very sat
sfactory, and that it was found impossible to In
crease the rate of transmission beyond loo words
an hour The London Times says:
"Such result, however, need dishearten no
one. since none but those uuacquainted with the
subject have for moment imagined that one
working cable would be sufficient, or do more
than show the way which Others will be soon
ready and anxious follow. If it is only for tie
purpose of counteracting the disturbing influence
of those mysterious magnetic storms, 1t will be ne
cessary for the Atlantic Company to lay down
second wire as soon as possible-tbat is. to have
complete metallic circuit for the return OF the
electricity along the outer wires of the second
cable, instead of being discharged by the earth.'
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1On nl SAWED LA1H5, landing
lOO,OOO this day For sale BIZ
SAM'L HALVES,
18th street. Sopth-Side Of the Dock.
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fd5 LADIES AND MILLINrRs will lind
at the LADIES' BAZAAR. No IT'S Broad street,
one of the "
RICHEST and BEST ASSIGNMENTS
BoNNETa, and
MILLINERY GOODS OF
EVERY DESCRIPTION
Ever brought to this city.
NA Sailing at low rates my 29-2w
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Mrs. Gaines ID in Washington, actively urging
Gaines. -
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DATENT GAS APPARATUs.-Rev. "

DATENT GAS APPARATUS Rev. W.
L w. Kenneday, of Elizabeth City, N. G.. says in
letter just received from him:
"Our machine acts weli-we have had not the
least trouble with it. Our sexton. Ga coiored man }
manages it without any difficulty We find the
lights cheaper and far superior TO oil or burning
huid.n
Abundant other testimonials may be seen at our
store the great superiority of this light in bril-
liancy and economy.
STEBBINS 4 PULLEN,
f0l Broad street.
Gas Fixtures of every variety of style and pat
terms, constantly on hand, for sale. my 81
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T OST.--A large MOSAIC BREA6fPiN,
~ on Tuesday morning, May 2sth. ms, hsis sn
Mr.. Stebbins corner, Broad street and TIE hIeh
mond Female Institute Tue hnder viii please re
turn it to the Dispatch 0fhcs.
mr. si-3t
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THH OurRAaR ON THE AMERICAN Snrp CLARENDON.
Statement Of Csspt. Bartlett-rhs statement Of Capt.
Bartlett, Of the American ship Clarendon. relative
to the boarding OF hia vessel by the British cruiser
gugxar,l. has been published as furnished threugn
Can't. Howe. The Havana correspondent OF the
Cha, lesion Courier has the statement OF the cap
tain himself 1t appears that among othef ex-
pressions used by the midshipman who first poara-
cd the vessel, was this: .Don't you know that We
have pass from your government 70 examine
your vessel p The captain, however, didnt Know
ii, aud wouldn't let him examine her. we CON
aan.a tho material portiops Of the statement, as
follows:
The m,dshipman now returned to the Buzzard.
Soon after the Spanish national nag was nois'eu on
board the steamer Fifteen minutes ai aud
gun was fired and another boat teit ne1 sue anu
bsaded Tor the ship. The officer IN commana jump
ed on deck. and approached Capt. bar.iei., VINO
had in the interval of the visits got out MS arm
ament-sx diapidated muskess ana an uu9aae1 .
CoIt,s revolver-in q pompous manner declared
himself to be the Commander OF H. NJ. steam
shin Buzzard, and said roughly, u want 20 see
your papers" This request was refused, notwln-
| standing the commander threatened 10 put DAFT
lett In irons.
The coramapder then left in high dudgeon, and
went back to the Buzzard. Great confusion seemed
10 prevail on board; the drums we're beat, Gazing
the men to quarters. Buiwarks were removed
launches carried upon the wheelhouss lowered
into the water, the cutters brought to the gang
ways
Into them poured stream of lieutenants, mid
shipmen marines and saiors-eysry man armed
with musket, a cutlass and brace OF pistols.
This formidable fotilla-four boats as many ON
GERS aud 100 men in battle array-approached the
Clarendon. and, as they came up, the marines were
ordered TO load.
Can't Bartlett now concluded to show his eolors
His armament had been got in readiness, and up
went the stars and stripes (The flag had been
LAYING upon the deck during the former VISIT An
officer from each boat then came on board ineh
more quarreiing ensued the captain still refusing
to show his papers. The British commander tneh
directed an officer to order the guard on board AS
their heads appeared above the rail- Capt Bartiett
drew his untoaded Colt and declared he would
blow the brains out of the first man who came on
deck.
Things now looking belligerent, the lion hearted
commander countermanded his order. and said, VI
will haul the steamer alongside" Capt. Bartlett
said. "if you come alongside. shall give up my
ship with the greatest pleasure" The commander.
now at loss what to do. held consultation with
his officers, one of whom remarked that he thougnt
there was force enough already to take the snip
without the steamers assistance. More CONVEX
sation then ensued in which Capt b. refused TO
tell his own or owners name; and one OF the Brit
ish officers remarked that "he Was the FUNNIEST
customer they had ever fallen in with" The ZEN
envy" returned to their vessel without accomplish
ing anything.
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LgGHoRN AND STRAW BorxsTs Also,
Gentlemen's LEGHORN and PANAM HATS;
BLEACHED by NEW PROCESS, TO look as well
as new LADIES BAZAAR,
my l5-lm no BROAD 81.
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Ever brought 10 TINS CITY. 40 A.
~ Selling at low rates my Z9-I"
sw DYSPEPSIA AND FITs.-DR. U.
PHELPS BROWN. the great curer 81 Consumption
was for several years badly afflicted BY Dfspsp
sa that for part of the time he WAS confined 20 MS
bed He was eventually cured by pTescripr,oan
pres;rip ion, given him by mere child, while IN
state of trance has cured every body who has taken
it, never having failed once It's eauads NAV
be fonnd in any drug store. viii send this valu
able prescription to any person on the receipt oi one
stamp 10 pay po''asDR DR.. O. PHELPS BROWN
No. 81 Grand street. Jersey City, ~ y.
my 2S-5w*
ag- AT A MEETING OF THE COMMISSION
Frs OF THE BANK Of the COMM Nv sAtlh,
ascertained that an amount exeeedlne tue sum re-
0ured to secure the charter had been suoscriped'H
Resolved. That the books for subscription to
the Capital stock of the Bank OF the Common
wealth. be closed on satproay tne s ION cca ave-
been .nbscribed prior to that date, and that meet
ing of the Stockholders be held the purpose OF
organizing, at Go3din's Hall on TuneDAh -zd ouie
AZ Il 0 0'0'1 JOHN III A. LANCASTER.
HORACE L. KENT,
WH. 9. oRENs In1E Corners,
JAMES H GRANT,
WELLINGTON G0DDIN,}
my 2T-t22June
nS- To THE LADIES OF RICHMOND
LADIES' NRApOLITAN, BLOND, LACE. AND
STRAW BONNETS Cleaned and Finished ia the
most fashionable style Also, DYED all eolor.
GENTS PANAMA, LEGHORN AND STRAM
HATS. BLEACHED By an entire NEW PRoCFS 's,
and finished equal new and in the most approved
style. Also DYED brown, tea coler. &C., at the
shortest notice. at
RIEiCHING. PRESSING AND DYING
ESTABLISHMENT, franklin st
mr. 27-lm Opposite Metropolitan Hall.
LRGHoRN AND STRAW BorxsTs Also,
GeptIemep's LEGHORN and PANAMA HATS.
BLEACHED BY NEW PROCESS, TO look as well
as new LADIES BAZAAR,
my 15-lm l13 broad 81.
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sATrLER 4 Co.'S prices are from IS cts to SIS.
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rsEse-.nErua FOR LYNCHBURG-TO
49, LEAVE TUESDAY.-The Canal
Boat sULTANA Capt Smith, will leave as above.
"'p' WMPCOX, at the Shed.
o. Dock street.
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Doors open at pa and o'clock, P. NJ.
Admission 50 cents Children and servants ha
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THE PLACE TO PURCHASE DRY
l. GOODS ia at LEWIS old established stsre 49,
10y Gun NM sneFs lat; are ma ven ssiecaed :Ioca
please. Every person should give him call before
purchasing elsewhere they will ind 1t to be great
~ to their advantage.
In Housekeeping Goods, he has = most excellent
assortment, comprising Linen and Cotton Greetings,
Pillow Case Linen and Cotton; great variety OF
Bleaehed ana Unbeached Cottons, OF the best make;
Handsome Lawn and 0rgandie Robes. Aquille; Linen
Cambria Hdkfs, sold very low. Bear In mind that
the place is LEVYs, Is Main st.
THE FRENCH EYTENHInh SKIRTS
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T EFT home on Tuesday, . small WHITE
IL BOY, u years old, named RYLAnD SHOsMA.
KER Had ON FNbt woolIen hat, black alpaca
IA ket. brownisl checked worsted pants, white
shirt. with small fucks aud linen buttons. ANY IN
formation concerning him, bringing him Mr
Leonard &C HardgTove's factory, or 20 his home,
corner OF Sd and Leigh Streets will be thankfully
recaiyed and liberals rewarded. my 3l-lt%
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EHESTEKFIELD COAL LAND FOR
~ SALE.-Pursuant to decree of the County
Court Of chestsrfield shall ODER for sale to the
undivided tonrth part OF q TRACT OF LAND, lying
and being In Chesterfield county, near Clover Hill
pita and known - ssWinterpocks The said tract
contains about four hundred aud SIXTY (t60) acres.
The said land IL supposed TO contain Coal: and
though having been neglected for some ti.ae ID adj
mirahly adapted TO the growth OF Corn, Wheat and
Tobacco. Terms made known on day OF sale
je 4-cw5ts W. q. CLARKE, Com'r.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-06-17

GLLiberal Inducements ofiered n men Who nnder
stand putting up Rods, TO travel aud sell this Rod IN DIFF
ferent parts Of the New England States.
for iurtner Information call IN person. or address by
mail, sN D. H. TANNING,
Agent for the New England etates
my12 d&w3m No. Frontst Worcea,er nasu
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-06-17
GRAND MEDICAL ESTABLISFf-
" MENT

GRAND MEDICAL ESTABLISFf-
" MENT
1871 Main Street, WOrcester.
The lshOte need not physician but they that are sc
voice from NATURES Garden. DR. G. A HILL
formerly of Boston, graduate from the school of Ma
ure, and independent Botanic Physician; success
his Diploma His Materla Medica Natures Joundless
Vegetable kingdom. lis general headquarters-Wor
eester Mass, where all orders must be addressed to
insure attention. Dr. Hill will send hic medicines to any
part of the Union
The Doctors Medicines are prepared expressly for
following complaints
Spinal Complaints, Difficulty Of Breathing,
Kidney Difficulties, Influenza, Headache,
Gravel Complaints, Inactivity Of the Mind,
Pluor Albus, Vertigo in the Head,
WhoopluR Cough, Epilepsy. Epieptc Fits,
Peurisy, Splitting Blood,
Oostveness, Involuntary passing Of Urine
Fever and Ague, Pain in the Side and Back,
St. Vitus Dance, Salt Rheum, Bronchitis,
Fits, Diarrh9a, Lock Jaw, Commissions,
Palpitaton of the Heart, Dyspepsia, DYsentery
Coughs Piles, Scrofula, Ruptures, Ulcers
Rheumatism, Jaundice, Worms, Eryspess,
Overlooking Of the Gall, Liver Complaints.
~ The Doctor has a safe and sure remedy for all
MALE COMPLAINTS, discovered and prepared by him
self All private difficulties treated with success and in
strict confidence. d1y n3
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NACTs FOR THE INVALID,
FROM THE
INDIAN MEDICAL INsTITUT
BOARD OF MANAGERS.

This nstitution established for the successful treat.
ment Of CANCERS soRoFULA Humors Of the blood and all
Chronic Diseases upon the natural or Indian system Of
practice 1t has been in successful operation for several
years. and the fruits Of Its practice are found in case
cured in almost every town and village in the New Eng
land sates and ma from other parts of the coun
try Persons DESTROYS Of obtaining the genuine Indian
practice, cautioned against placing themselves under
be treatment of any person employed in this Office as
We have agents either located or travelling, and are
not responsible for the msdOings of mpostOrs in this vi
cinity, or any other part pr the country
DR. GREENE the Principal Of this Institution has for
the last fifteen years had constantly under treatment
several hundred cancers most Of which had been
agrayaee and extended either from being cut out with
out cleansing the blood, or other improper treatment
until the patednts nearly exhausted before they
to him for relief
He has cured many very aggravated cases Of Camera
without causing hh part of the pain and suffering
which had been previously inflicted Hundreds of sucb
cases can be referred to- who noa raise their voices
against such imposition, aud at whose especial request
we have made these remarks
His treatment ceanses the blood and extermnates the
cancer completely from the system and although patients
NV"S WIN WIFI Vestb 50 hBBeVateu by wrong treatment
he does not lose more than two Of one hundred
Persons haping Cancers should auail Themselves Of
Dr. Greene's personal attention.
Most diseases such scrofula Humors Of the Blood
Diseases Of the Throat and Lungs Dyspepsia, Liver Com
plant, Dropsy, rheumatism, Heart Complaint. Pemale
Complaints and the great variety Of forms in which the
human body is afflicted successfully treated with med
lcnes which can be sent to any part Of the world m
directions, as very correct opinion Of such cases can be
formed upon remittng answers to the queson
which may be found in the "Indian Arcana,n eopy
which Will be sent free when requested
II may be well to add that the business al this estah
lShment Is conducted upon the most liberal terms. It
the practice with some to require large sum in advance
Tor the "promiss Of cure" &C. This course is severe
condemned by the society. At this institution the
patients are required to pay only the price Of the med
eneS needed In their case except at The st prescription
one dcllar being charged for recording the case and
giving the necessary directions.
The Institution has just ssaed another edition Of Dr
Green's work on "iadianopafhy" or science of Indian
Medicine, which may be had at Mr.. ouApIra
oLARKE'a Drug Store in Worcester " BY mail from a
Institute Price ~ cents. dkwly mob2a
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0MNIRUSES.

SPENCER. LEICESTER, CHERRY
~ VALLEY, NEW WORCESTER AND WOkcEs.
TER OMNIBUS. SPrsRg Arrangement, commencing
THURSDAY, March 49, 1858:
Leave Spencer al a. m. Leave Bay State House,
p N.
Leave Leicester at M, 100 p m. leave Bay State
House at 1880 a. m, 500 p. m.
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday Evenings Leave
Leicester at 90, and Bay State House at O'Clock.
Leave Cherry Valley Is minutes after starting from
Leicester on each trip.
Leave New Worcester at 80 a.. ~, 1880 a. N 80 p
M 10 p m, 100 p m, 80 p. leave Bay state
House at 80 NJ, 10 80 a. NJ, II m, 30 p m, p
H., P. m.
SUNDAYS.
Leave Leicester 10, and Cherry Valley at 30 g. m
Leave City Hall at 8 as pm.
Leave New Worcester at 10a. m. and 80 p. M Leave
City Hall al close of meetings
Express Business Promptly Attended TO.
L. b. STONE CO., Proa'rs.
Worcester, March, 1855 DIFF mchl9