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DROPO SAILS FOR WINE.
PosT oFriCE DEPARTMENT., y,

81 November, 1852
SEALED PRoPesALs will b, received 1t this De-
Par tment until the 25ts day of November, IsS2 for
furnishing ono years SIMPLY Of twine estimated st
Agencies at Washington, .. G., SewYork city aud
Buffalo, New YorK f?se from s,l cost of tra1sp.r-
tation, in such ausnt ties at each Agency az ms,
from tim 10 time he or-ere.l by the De ps rtment
The tw inc must lie of three strands well twisted
ann capable Of sustaining the We; ght Of Is pounds
on string SIX feet in length; it must be put in
balls ni ore pound ght each aud pack ed suitably
each. TIE twiEe must be smooth and flexible. nd
IL eaeurs about 5Sa yards to the pound. As no Src-
cikc u, terial has been detcrmir,ea upon bidders
winSend samples of such twine a. they propose to
furnish with their bids - - -
III contract win he awarded to the lowest ard
t-s bidder, the hest bid to be deterrn nod, after
Careful exemiBNtten for the par pose of ascertain
v.ntayrnus to the De par tmert this tha postuas
ter General reserves to himself the right OF de-
Gliding. .
No propofa ais will be considered which may be
m:.e by persens rot engaged in the manufacture
Each bidder must furnish with his pro posals evil
de,ce of his ability IT, comply with his bid. :,
Two sufficient securities will DO required to
contract. y.- -
Failure TO furnish the article contracted for
promptly or fnrnishing an article inferior 10 that
contracted for, will b. considered sufficient cause
Tor the forfeiture of the contract
Bios not made IN accordance with these proposals
will not be considered a..rt
Proposals must he marked on the outside of the
envelope with the naIne OF the article proposed for,
and the letter containing them addressed to the
First Assistant Postmaster General. Wrshin ston,
DC NJ BLAIR
no 5-eocw Postmaatsr General.
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FROM FORTRESS MONROE

FORTRESS MONROE. Nov. Iu.-The Mentor
came mp the roads to-day from Washington.
Ire steamships Atlantic and Eric >Son arrived
here ihis morning, and are now at anchor in
the Roads.
ALL HOPE OF INTERVENTION GONE
The Richmond Examiner of the Sth saws:
he prospects OF European intervention has
dissolved like snow-wreath. But a short
time ago there were hopeful indications that
England and France Were about to take some
action Ia rhis war that would be favorable TO
the onth. This opinion was reflected not only
In tie journals of the enemy, but i'm the minds
OF intelligent foreigners on this side of the At
ianic 1t is known THAI on the strength of the
calculation OF our National existence being
early recognized by England and France.
transactions have been made TO some extent by
foreign capitalists in Confederate bonds al ii
cents on the dollar.
There is, however, no mistaking the signifi
canoe OF the speech of the British Secretary of
" ar. In which he asserts that the South sshas
not as yet accomplished her independence
and must be regarded as a beligerent holding
an uncertain position in an undecided war
The British Government will in way, and
recognize the Southern Confederacy as one of
the Independent powers OF the earth. or inter-
fere to limit the duration of this war"
THE NORTHERN ELECTIONS.
Inc Examiner OF the Sth, seeaking of the
result OF the Northern elections, Saws:
~ "lhese astounding manifestations from the
Norm convey the idea Of an emphatic and i'm
pressive popular verdict against the Abolition
faction which has ruled the Government at
Washington. The Northern papers attempt TO
lessen the value Of the results Of the ELECTIONS
IN the eyes OF the South. The value, however,
Is determined by the circumstance, that the
principal idea on which the recent canvass in
the North was conducted, was that the Demo.
crnts We're peace party in disguise, and with
ths Issue thrust in their faces, the people of the
three most powerful States in the North have
given unprecedented ma iorities to the Democrat.
ic candidates, and blow TO the Abolitionists al
the ballot that will stagger them into
the Eas keround."
Twenty-six Federal prisoners are announced
as haNing been received al the Libby Prison on
thursday night, via Lynchburg, and seven
prisoners were received OH Friday from the
White House.
The Examiner complains that "while the
soldiers W no enlisted TO fight are at Drury's and
Charins Bluffs telling trees and ditchinp
up TO their knees in mud and water, Richmond
is lGii OF Tree negroes and slave the extent of
whose occupation is obstructing the market
The \ Yankees set an example TO our authorities
IN the employment of negroes"
FROM NORTHERN vIRGISIA--A REBEL sHysA-
TIoS STORY.
cit Is rumored, says the Examiner, ssthat
General Lee hav wing decoyed the enemy into a
trap al SniC krrsyille had fallen upon and routed
them with great slaughter. We have failed 10
obtain from the War Office any information of
thus pleasing story"
Gold is selling at Richmond at a. a5, decline
OF l0 cents within a week
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FROM San franci-co-TwsM Millions of Gold
0incd the last month

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. iO.-Over two millions
Of dollars in gold has been coined at the mint
within The month, more than supplying the
amount Of coin exported.
III" san Francisco merchants have pledged
themselves not TO receive or pay out legal ten.
DER not' exc' pt ar rating discount, but adhere
10 2cfw and currency at it's standard value It
Is their intention 10 have n pledge signed
throughout The State, and refuse credit
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THE MINNESOTA INDIANS NOT 10 BE Exc
CuTEr.-On Monday evening President Lin.
coin received a telegraphic dispatch from Gen.
Pope, transmitting the names (most of them
jaw breakers) of the three hundred Minneso..
Indians condemned by court-mar:Iai TO be
hung for their participation in the recent horri-
ble Indian massacres in that State and req uest-
ing his approval OF the sentence of the court
martial. The dispatch cost the Governnen
upwards Of four hundred dollars.
The President Immediately teiegraphed Gen.
Pope TO have sent on, by mail, a synopsis OF
the evidence adduced before the court-martia
for his inspection.
Itis understood that the President has re-
solved that such an outrage, as the indiscrimi-
nate hanging Of these Indians most certainly
would be, shall NOT take place, but will confirm
The sentence of the court, 50 faras innicting
punishment upon the guilty Concerned.
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SEALED PROPOSALS are invited until the 18th
stsay aay 81 kGvemosr lsss for surp,ing the nissd
Beef Csttle on the hoot
Tne me- cs,iie h to ns as,ivsrss at " SWashington D.
No cattle admitted that weighs less than go
T Msss IF s S sf j. sHs not ,S
day "I peeemtsr OF as go sSen thereafter As th. Gov
viii be ranled a 10 be dfsrsa 81 pss
A bond with Ennd and sufficient security viii be
until se 5S a hs
tract. ' ~ VIC ''''
Proposals from contrs ctors who have prev viousty
SONS or where The bidder is not present to respond
The names Of hrms should be stated in fal, with
The precise address Of each n.eIsesr OF the firm.
hs ID be f1 1s.d b To- E BY fES
endorsed Proposals for Beef Cattle"
Form Of Gt4ayaaIee.
hereby guarantee that = is able to faial the CON
tion. and that should his proposition be accepted.
ne viii at once enter into contract in accordance
SHOULD thee the contract se assrded him, We are pre-
lThis guarantee must be appended to each bid
.h The FsfpSDssity re- 9s OF the susrantors mus. be
be Gsuft or Of the United States b
SID; SID, rhich sonos comply ruth the asor. rahs
TeJGctfd
SEALED PROPOSALS ARE INVITED TILL.
- the 25th day Of yember, 1852 At l2 clock NJ,
for purchasing all the Hides, Tallow, Hoofs and
Horns of the Cattle killed by the Army of the Po-
toma" in the territory eihracrd by the Rappa lan
mock and Potomac Rivers and the Blue Ridge
Mountains.
1t is intended thai the contsactor shall follow the
army srd collect the hides and tslioT, hoofs and
horns and shall pay certain for those articles
from each animal to be collected at his own ri sk
He will be rsed With the articles in each .ase
unless he can clearly show that he was prevented
from obtaining them by proper authority
bond WITH good md sufficient 81 curity will be
required for the fulhlment of the contract ant no
bid vii be entertained from previous contractors
who have failed TO comply with their contracts
amp Do bid viii hr entertained unless the bidder is
present to respond to his bid.
The articles nf agreement with bond will be re-
quired TO be entered into within two days from the
opening of the bids.
The bids to BE- directed 10 Col A Beckwith 4.
ID e.. and 4. &, Washington, d. c., and endorsed
proposals noe
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Marine niSaSfpr

New YORK. Nov. 1.-THE bark Jane Ander-
son, of Boston, went ashore on Barnegat shoal
on tie night of the Stfl, and went to pecesbefore
morning. The crew were all lost. One body
was found this morning
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~ There are forty Senators and eighty As-
semblymen in the California Legislaturs. OF
the Senators, twenty-five hold over from sast
year; only eighteen were chosen at the isst
election. OF the hold-over Senators thirs-sa
are Republican and nine are Democrats. Those
chosen on the I'd inst all belong TO the Repub-
liean party, which thus has q majority Of
twenty-five. In the Assembly, siKty-eight are
Republicans and twelve Democrat. The Re-'
publican majority joint ballot N seventy
eight. United States Senator is to he chosen
in place Of Hon. Milton ). Latham Whose term
expires on the 4th Of March next
~ Generals Auger and Andrews have &c y
ordered 10 report for duty TO Gen. Banks,
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The War in Keutucky.

LOUISVILLE, Nov. I0.-Upwards ofaOOrebels.
including rebel citizens lao had returned from
Their sou hern eXcursi ion, were brought in from
Frankfort tonight; also u of Morgan's men,
who Were captured near iallatin.
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The Nassachusetts Election.

BoSroN, Nov. 11.-An error in the original
count. which has just been detected, shows the
election of A. ii. Rice IN Congress, by twelve
votes, in the Sd District.
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~ The gaps in The Blue Ridge, through
which an army can pass-of which we hear 60
much-are seven in number, viz: vestalf,f,
eight miles from Harper's Ferry; Snickers.
twenty-four miles from the ferry, through
which passes the Alexandria and Harper,
Ferry turnpike; Ashby's, thirty-eisht miles
from Harper's Ferry, through which passes
branch pike from the AleSandria 70 winchester.
Fourteen miles below Ashby's is Manassas
Gap, through which runs the railroad; eight
miles below is Chester's Gap, . road, not much
travelled, passes through IL; twenty miies siin
further Town is Thornton's Gap. through which
the supplies for Lees army were hauled In
wagons from Gordonsyille and Culpeper. 10
is probable that the main body Of the rebels
made good their retreat through Thcrnssn'a
Gap some days ago. - f-t -
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~ A delegation Of Quakers will be on to-
dsy from Philadelphia 10 protest asainst the
hanging Of the MinnesotaIndilns.
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NEw YORK, Nov. 11.-Rey. Morgan Dix a
son OF Major General Dix, has been chosen rec
ter Of Trinity Church, vice Rev. DIR. Berrian.
deceased.
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FINE GROCERIES.
FINE GROCERIES,
FINE GROCERIES,
FINE GROCERIES
AT AUCTION PRICES,
AT AUCTION PRICES,
AT AUCTION PRICES.
The Remainder of the cargo of the
SCHOONER AID
Consisting Of cry description Of
GROCERIES,,
Will be for sale until the Schooner is DISCHARGED
FAMILIES
In need Of Winter Supply, at the
TRADE PRICE,
Can be supplied hy the Package.
FRED. s. CUZZEHs.
COnsisnee, corner Pa. avenue and l4th st.
CAPT. HUTCHINGs,@
oc l3-tf Schooner aid, - foot of IIth at
JAY COOKE & co
BAN KERS,
No. i52 FIFFEsSrH STREET,
Dealers in
GOSERNM MENT BONDS
TREASURY NOTES AND CERTIFICATES,
ARMY AND NAVY BILLS
COIN, CURRENCY AND EXCHANGE.
OLD DEMAND NOTES oc 9-lm
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AMI cLM EMS.
GROWERS THEATRE.

GROWERS THE ATRE.
PENNSfLVhNIA AVENUE near Wii.sri's Hotel
Ff:e eBth Appearance of
Jhf 1h!. i.'y,s. and 5iafcli.S. fesNsy
IttiLIE WESTERN
THIS ,wEDNiSDATi EVENING.
msoast Celeste Il and Military Drama the
FkfScE SPY;
Or. TEE S10HhiNf GFALGTERS,
llenti ct. A:ine Miss Lucil;r w.st.r,
Ms'hide de M-ric
To conclude e with the LOAN OF A LOVER
Gertrude with Songs Miss IuciI,e Ws.t.rn
fr!tes 81 AdnissioS.-Dress Circle 81 cents Or
Shtsna Shsirs IS ctits: Family Circle % cent /;
Goiofef GaiieTy IS cents; toiorcd px 81 cent
irlSate boxes So SEATS may be secured dur,n,
ttedsy Without eNtra ch.rk~ ?!
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E;x4NS WbSn,ssiDs iHtaIKr

kx+kS MhShlEGiUs THEATRE
ELEVENTH STREET, Near Penn Avenue
Sole Lessee and Mana ger J., nss Al St.ou
UN EQUIvOG SUCCESS!
IMMENSE FCRURE.
Created by the production of the
TWO GREAT PIECES OF TILE SEASON.
FRENCH SpF
POCH NT4SI
THIS tWEDhtsDAYl EVENING
The BEAUTIFUL
CCBAS CUBAS
in the
FRENCH SPY
The Fascinating
FANNY BROWN.
In Bronghan, > Musica BurlesQueo of
FUfAHUNTASi
Dcors open a. TO comm; ence ut =, precisely
E.air may be from IL To 3 o clock by sp.
p!yipf, at tr iuX office.
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hEAD H RISES
IL MAJORS OFFICE, October "a 1882
read Horses will be removed from the streats
and avenues on. rtten nates stating Ia riv
the locato n being left the Station hou Sc
1T the Metropolitan Police. ..Is
oc Is eo6t RICHARD wALLACH. Mayor,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-12

The Agent Of the Associated Press. is author
lied by the Secretary OF State and the Secretary
Of the Treasury, 10 say that the reports of Cab
int divisions upon the measures Of the AG-
minisiration, which have gained some curren-
CIV. are altogether groundiass
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-12

SfAh ESt EsI IhIANS-
BOTH AFTERNOON AND NIGHT.
CAkTEt BURY HALL!
LOUISIANA AVENUE, NEAR SIXTH STREET.
NEW BILL NEW BILL!
Wit AN d BEA UTY
This is the recng.zed
STANDARD PLACE OF AMUSEMENT.
SUCCESS is embiazsned on our Banners!
There IL no such wo,d FAIL with US.
First appearance of
GEORGE II. EDESON
The talented Pantomimist. Comedian and Comic
Vocalist.
Unabetcd of the established fsyorite
MISS JULIA MORTIMER,
Tonight she will appear in New Songs
THE GIPSf'S LAY,
And as Lizzettc. in the farce of the SOLDIERS
The Scottish Nightingale.
MISS AGNES SUTHERLAND.
The beautiful Queen of Terpsichore,
MISS KATE PENNOYER.
THE COURT OF BEAUTY
MISS MISS f EhKIANSkeos MISS Mss ETA
WILLIS ARMSTRONG.
The most Frrfatiie Performer living
MONS. SzOLLOsY
If pou want To Laugh just come and see the Funny
Nigs. bpi; HART and LEW SIMMONS
In their sioe-spiitting drolleries
THE GYpsY's LAY.
by Misses MORTIMER and PENNOYER
WILLIE EMERSON, j. SYLVAS CLARKE
MAsTEh sOHNNf, MONS. SOL
and the "
MAMMOTH COMPANY In NEW BILL.
Performance TO conclude with the Imaginable farce
entitled
THE Sol DIER,S RETURE
Miss Julia Mortimer. as...........L Lizzette
And Full Dramatic Company
will appear.
Doors open, t1a O'Clock; performance, "a.
Admission 2n cents. Orchestra q, cent? rI0-lv
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ID C0AL-COALi
RADIATOR FURNACE,
CRATE, RANGE,
IATR0BE
c O l. S,
specially prepared sizes AMI qualities for the kind
OF stove used for sale st i.west possible rates Tor
VIM NJ. GAIT, 2s2 Pa. avenue.
&C 2l-eo,it he'waen 18th and 18TH SITS
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THE PUELIC HAVING RE.n

THE PUBLIC HAVING READ
The All ncunc-tn-nt in
UEiTH,NA REPUHLiCIN
~DiiLf NATfvHiL INTEL l. IG ENCER
~ THE EtE NTNfi STiR IN
E[SVNDif .HEUSkIE
q D4fLf CHE NJCLE
And i'll Bills and CARTS dstI ibuted around the cev
Erqaisittiy Bedwfifxt dad TOUCHING PIsy
IL 10 b. represented ~ Fcrd Is Theatre p
WITH SP LEN BID NEW SCENERY,
piece cnnred. by many TO
SURPASS FANCHON, ECkICKEr,
The Popular and Finished Actor
MR.. c. W. OULDOCK.
and his Talel tee Dau ghter, =.
MISS COtI.DOCK,
both appearing
THIS StWEpSESUAIl EVENING
In The Ereat DRAMA
That is destined To- create sensation far eyceed-
irg that produced by ''Fsnchon the
Cricket. entitled
THE CHIMNEY CORNER
a STORY OF HEARTS AND HOMES
Peter Prub.ty. ty...................MR MR.. CuCLDOCK
Patty frobity MISS COULDOCK
AL mE Star COMPANY IN the tast.
To conclude with
THE SPECTRE BRIDEGROOM
GiGgory..-. ......... ........Mr Bishon
PRiCES tF SpMissIns
Dress Circle ami Parquetre )! cents Orchestra
isSrs Sssf sSS Ss nnlss aTts SD'' o0iored Par
Doors nPrn at 81 o'clock performance com
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F FCRO'S NEW THEATRE.
FOHD'S
kEW tn EATREs

TENTH STkEEr. ABoyE PESNa. AyHyuE
MIR. IoHS FoRp. Manager and Propri.to,
tAlsc Of Holiday street Theatre, Balkmcrc
MI. HUMPHREY bLiHp 60 Acting Manager
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kigGE'S CFEKuRHE GsRDEg CiRCus.

kiI1E'S CEEKukisE GkKlfs CiHCUS.
PENNSYLFANfA Az AND SEVENTH ST.
THIS AFTERNOON AND EVENING,
The sublime Hippodromstic Equestrian Spectacle
af
THE FIELD
of the
CLOTH OF GOLD:
or the
NETTING OF THE SONEREIGNS
First appearance of
PROF HtLLER
The Wnrli -rcB0wn ned Magician,
Or. JAMES l.. THAYER
EATON STONE,
and all the
STAR EQUEsTRIANa,
BOTH AFTERNOON AND NIGHT
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JUST RECEIVED, at No. I6 -
s.tN.sn a Rsss s Rssnnsyssnr
sSss;ss ss'!s1 iss sGiP 2iP
scription; Gents French Calfsx in, Glove Cs Pat.
ent Leather, Morocco, and Lasting GAITEES ana
sIeesiihs low psicss . J. RosENTHhi 'Eas; m SEQ "
PROPOSALS. FOB s4r1SnRs 1s1N 1RoN,cLAD SEA
NAVY DEPARTMENT, October 3o, ls5e
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received until No
es ct sssat of
Of ron VIE risslns iron boats, with an nnchors fsars
cables sales and All other eeui pments necesssry
the ordnance and ordnance stores.
.nne the can
id, me pr0pGs,tion must state the price for the
viii be delivered at Navy Yard on the Atlantic
known to be able to execute the work and the con.
tract will embrace sll the usual conditions.
oc 3l-StawtNo2i
To THE LAPEEs afSa8frSASi Sf SSAHSsnISaroS AND
The unteEsigosd viii on WsdnnesdSy, the 10Th
dodr ps4R Ws s 81 fS a "a aGSS
and h.as ,s ss,. ssss u. GO sPf
known here and elsewhere that any remark in re.
ssTH 70 eass them is quite w1nEM.x
FALts, s,1t1E4syss5 AEP y s7 c1FfLiAs.o VIZ Aso0Os'
WALL, STEPHENS & CO. are now opening
'a:' eSR sSsss
81 SSs .r8 E' h.ss ssestsd e.. ss oss .;
nept Of BIZ SIEEsS SUITS, made in the Sb.i do,
ratle manner. Ofcers will find our Military Goods
desirous to their wants. Heavy Woslen Bi.nE,is
for camp use, 81 reasonable prices
WALL. sTEPHENS 4 CO.
322 Pennsylvanis sys-
oc Is diff between 9th aud ,"-I ,.del
DAILY STAGE LINE TO ..IKyIv CoT1T
sIntn u nhepsE AMP RET I'm THET Cooni
sian. sAMn .,ess pAr;NA viii !..e and commo,
stR oeia.l "n .esye every morning HkAXS
Tstb -. from the Prescott House, corner oi
80 rect and Pa. avenue. for E.irfsx Court House
I'D return the same day TO Washington.
Fare each way S25l. Excursion tickets -.
Tickets can be had at fhe New York Livery Sta
BILE corner of 1911 and streets aud nt the Prescott
House, corner of 18th street and Pa. avenue.
&C ?flmf JOSEPH NATHAN, Pro'r.
A DAMS EXPRESS COMPANY.
NOTICE OF REMOVAL.
The DELIVERY OFFICE of this Com pany i.
Removed from Third streefto the large do pot on X
street. hetveeu ai and I'd ~fraAts fac a,-tf
(,ENTs' FURNISHING GOODS of all deserip-
NJ tion, at SMITHS. No. 46O Tth street, opposite
Sity Post Ofice. near street. Oe3Ntr
OAK HAL BOYS CLOTHING. in great
~ variety, att BRI.CE Il co, No. 4S4 2doors
below smith GheaI EluthinR store 80 tr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-12

H. o. HOOD
1s Constantly receiving, and has always on hand,
. full supply Of Au the most celebrated N
WATCHES That are manufactured in Eng E5A3
land, Switzerland and America, both in GoIa{5I$
hne JEWELRY Of the most desirable styles, set
With Diamonds Emeralds. Ruhies and ali other
Gems. He is also manufacturing all kinds of Solid
stsndsrd Silver Ware. and keeps swords Rsvol-
Sers, sword Belts and Sashes. Bowie Knives Raznrs
sslssors. Gold, Silver. and Steel Spectaeles and a
great variety Of other things usually kept in jew
sry store and all at the very lowest price No. 33s
Pa. avenue between 9Th and 18th streets fa B-f
nAK HALL.-BOYS OTHINa BOYS'
~ CLOTHING, at J. BRUCE CO., No 46a
9Th street, two doors below the Peoples Clothing
eIore. oe Str
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(NENTs' FURNISHING GOODS, of all deserip-
NJ tion, at SMITHS No. AGO 7th street, opposite
City Post Office near street. Ot yl-tr
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-03-31
dafOrrester Aailg Spn
Rorce,ter 1.o.t omee-winter Advancement.

Mails Close as follows:
Northern Worcester County, Vermont and New Hamp.
hire, via worcester a Nashua ha1lroao attvO A. H. and
Fitchburs Lancaster Leominster West Boylston Oak
dale Clinton, Lowell and Nashua n. H., at 6 90 a m,
and 80 D. m and due at 9.l5 and zoe p. m
Princeton and East Princeton at $50 D. and is due at
CITY OF Boston. 30 and 900 M, AS and 500 D. m ;
and are due at 9.l5 a. m, $50 and 100 D. m.
Maine, Eastern New Hampshire and Eastern Masss
ehusetts-900 M, and SEQ and due at BIS
q M, $50 and 100 p. m.
Rhode Island--(Except towns the Worcester and
Providence Railroad J $50 m, and $50 and are
Way Mail on Providence and Worcester Railroad 33b
m. ; and are due at g. 20 q.
Kestern-(Al towns in Massachusetts, West OF Wei
oester,) SIS q. m, and are due at 2. M
Albany, western New York and Western Statesl is
Springfield SIS m, and 245 M; and due s.4
Q. m, 30 and 10 IS p
Hartford, all Connecticut except windham and Ne
London counties Sl5 a. ra and As p and are due
Towns on line 81 Norwich and worcester Railroad and
New London and Windham County, Conn, 1000 a. +,
New York city and Southern States. $50 a NJ and al
AS and Tsp and due at 4SO a, IN, and at 80
Barre, Barre Plains, Petersham Paxton, Dana North
Dana AID West Rutland 945 M; and are due at 4en
p. m.
brook, and Oakham, 3Sa p M; and due at 500
Leicester 945 m, and 80 m, and are due at 800
Ailbury and West Nillbury, a. M. and 3se p. IN.
and are due at 3 40 a. m, and 6.Se p. m,
shrewsbury, Sl5 p; NJ, and is due at 500 q m.
m; and are due at $50 p.
birmingham, South birmingham, Hopkinton. Ashland
M9odvnls, Mestooro Northooro,, Southooro CordA
vile. and Grafton, As p NJ; and due at 81 a.
Milford, Mendon. Holston, Bolton. Berlin, 800 nl
and 500 p M; and are due at 9.l5 ana 90 p
mail for New York and Boston and beyond is closed
at this office on Sunday at % O'Clock D. m.
Office hours from a. m, to 500 D. m. Sundays froR
l2loto IL 30 D. M J. NJ. EARLE P. NJ.
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patents.
A MEXICAN &FOREIGN PATIENTS
II. IL. EDDY,

SOLICITORS OF PATEN rs,
Late agent OF u s. Patent Office Wasltaqtou. m 7e,
The Act q 1881
sO state St. OppOsite KiIby St., Boston.
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TICKETS FOR NEW YORK,

Pr " ence 81 StoninRton.
over the Providence and Worcester Railroad in connee
ton with the spendid Steamers
COMMONWEALTH - anG ''PI.YMOJTH ROCK -
can be had at the Providence Depot al the olloT!in4
rates, viz:
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