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Il UTL DER'S
MI A TIE II [ "A L S

The III iersignel would res rcc,fuily call H.
Attention cf the Public to ticir large assert
m"nt of DOORS. BLLhijS, SASH. Door
FRAMES. II IhD OW THAMES, U.3SH-
BOAHDS, CASTINGS, HOLLDLNGS, MIN
TIES. and every hescri I',icn OF House l3uiid
ing materials. which they have constantly on
hand, and which they Can furus!. ut the short
est nn:ice
They *re also prepared to fnrni>i, n the
shortest notice FRAME WORK FIR
Country Houses. Cottages. and snIurhan
Residences. according to any plan or design,
all really fitted 10 be pdtup On their prnp'rs-
ed siies.
Farmers and orhers, dcsirous OF building
in the country, w,'ild iind il t., their adyania
hy giving lis a call Lcfrc purchasing clSs-
where, as We arc fully prepared to execute
work nh the NEST reasonable terms. And tile
advantages, which we offer in preparing all
the materials tina, may be necessary in CON-
structing a house. will he-fould Ia save the
Builder great deal Of vsxatious delay and
expense.
pk9'' All orders left at their Office or adj
dressed 10 them by mail will meet with
promp and satisfactory attention.
MAUGlli.lN 4 JOHNSON,
Steam Planning Mil and Sash Facfory,
Fast Falls Avenue, near Pratt Street Bridge
Warehouse No. 55, Pratt, street,
Next door to Penn & Mitchell, Bait. Md.
April 10Th, lSG0-ly.
St. Mary's beacon., 1862-03-20
NOTICE.

7x.E undersigned hecs leave ~ inormrhis
II friends and the Public. that lie is still at
the OLD STAND, in Leonard Town, carry ing
on BI.ACkSMITHING, GUN. LOCK-
SMITIalNG. SHEET IRON AND STOVE
WORE-in short, iron work nf all .iescrip-
.ious. suel, as repairing CARRIAGES. BUG
GIES. ROCK Always, CAkTS, WAGONS,
HORSE SllOElSG. FARM WORK of all
kinds: also REArEES. TIlRASIlEES and
DRILLS. With his experience Of l years in
a Ma-linc Shop. he thinks that lac cali do any
kind al Blacksmith Work fron kneeslr to al
anchor, and an reasonable tsrsus. New Nag
our aud Carts built cheaper than an he l,ne
at any other sl,"p in this place. HORSES
SllOED at the shortest notice.
JAMES i. M'CATIIRAS,
Blacksmith.
.l.r1ci. 2i.1ecC-tf.
St. Mary's beacon., 1862-03-20
a GAR =.

nrCTOH GtSTANIS C\ETI.n having
- located himself in Charlotte Hall re-, -cc'-
ny offers is professional service, t"ilc pull
lie His office is tia: formerly occupied i,y
DIR. J. L. Shaw. hire he caa always be
found except wien professionally cngaccd.
Samuel Chew NJ. d. Pr
irS:,r nj Principles and Practice Of Medicine
il ;i,' University "f Maryland.
March eth lStil-lOm
St. Mary's beacon., 1862-03-20
FOR SALE.

A y FXTR \ earl. Lnrd rf IRISH rOTA-
"A TOES which CONF {" maturity in .ix
weeks after they c"mr up. They have he-n
lately imported frs.m Europe ANY one w.h-
in. t" buy, can have lLc.n at 81 80 per hush
,l
reference g., Mr.. Wise, Milestone Landing
a, i Mr.. Sewall. Cedar Pint.
Fnr sale at l.. o. Smiths Stcr~. Pine; at
Mir. Tayl"r's. ~. lniC.e,': Mt Mr. Wiz. Mill
st'nr. and at 7. Mu,ph, :, Point Ln,k Out.
Feb 9th, lSc2-it.
St. Mary's beacon., 1862-03-20
n Office.

A LII persons indebted TO me for taxes FIR
"A this year will please come forward and
settle the same tn ne, or Capt. }. j. .l>ian
III thirty days. If not :. t,i,d in thirty DAYS
from date. shall i- Compelled ,lrous IT.
ccssity to collect ~ law.
GEO. ~. B0IiANAN.
Cnl uf 2ud. Dist
Nov. 2lst. iSGl-tf
St. Mary's beacon., 1862-03-20
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

|NoTlCE is hereby given ,ha, The sahseri
~ bers have obtained from the Crnbans
Court o: 81. Mary's county in MARYLAND, let
tiers Of administrations on s,e personal estate
"t Joseph Herbert, late Of SAID comfy, DE-.
ceased. AL persons having cin,ms asa,nst the
SAID deceased, are hereby warmed to. eyh The
same with the prorer vouches thereof, 10 The
subscribers on Or before tiie 18Th da:, OF aa--,
ic62, otherwise they maye he Excluded by
Jaw from al benefit "f ii,e said esia,e. GIrsn
r"der our hands ,L.s l3;!, day Of February.
1862.
ANN C.. HERBERT.
RICHARD PAYNE,
Administrators
Feb. 18Th ls62--4w. 500
St. Mary's beacon., 1862-03-20
THRESVI.NG .K4CUI.NE.S.

I have far sale the Peifon Triple Gearcs}
Horxe Po,cer and ". w Dingtc d. Co.'S
Lra Thrrsher, irith Reroirimg Siratc Carrier.
Tho machine is warraItc., {" render satisfac-
item to all purchasers. The price of horse
,n,wcr. so inch rhrcshcr and -Carrier.
delivered at any wharf ia 81. Mays county,
is $Is5.
Farmers are invited to call ut nv Store in
Le..uarl Town aud examine this Thrrsher.
T.. LEO. SPALDING.
juno 2Sth, lSGO-tf.
St. Mary's beacon., 1862-03-20
DIlsSOLi-TIUN or
COMPREHENSIVE.

LsnxaEp Tovx
Jall. ls,, lsf:,.
Y suE W. FllsfN EkSliiT Let.oi.'lr cx-
i>fins ~ iiHs Giraf MasnfartsHy Il M"r-
gan, Jaslilsa. q e.. : si~ dag sshsslv,. wli.
mt.inal c.'nsrHt IS Tie uns:ersicssrs!, Iastnrr.
in Interest. All lxr<os~ isairblrd 10 tis. tirn.
viii please settle with = a. J..isdsti. T. l.., H.
a,ltissizrd to rrceips IN full
J FEI.lx MORGAN,
h. a. JAMESON,
St. Mary's beacon., 1862-03-20
IS REWARD

nAN AWAY from the subscriber. Twin.
H~ rear the Village "f Ctap,i.o. u few DAYS
sr0e. free negro hoy named HENRY
JONES, wh'se time receLiiy i~alsl,t uf c..
{. i'aiiy learn that he ia in the iowcr part
"f rhe c"u',ty. probably lurking. al~n,t Jniian.i
he property Of ii. G. $. hey. where IN. i.,..
i"aii''ns. All nrso,,s are fcirwarnrsl against
harhoritg ar employing sail negro bay lie
is rather black. siooi~ goh ,l-aI. and has an
"a" swar,i way ii expressing lmse.f. lie Is
siout 20 years Il age. bad on when he lrfr Il
gsssl snit IL rl,.t.iex &c white full cl.,tl, and
black hat. 4 sill give the ai~.ve reward E.r
his ar'rehcll.i"r and delivery to me-
- 49, John a. BURROUGHS
Jah 9th. 1ss2--sw.
St. Mary's beacon., 1862-03-20
lUME3R NOTICE.

DtENS s SLOAN return their >ncclt
50 thahks /" tie Fall,crs !nr tier lii,r,
PATRONAGE Tor the year Part. TIrir ''och
LUMBER is larger til. ever and hct;,r 4.
.n;.i; and We are determined to ,ilrr crca,
inducements I" cash buyers. Apply at Ia.
corner Of Eutam and German streets, or al 49,
Light street Wharf.
BURNS & SLOAN.
Haltuolc. N,!
Feb. 2nd is Co
St. Mary's beacon., 1862-03-20
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

NOTICE il hereby gwen tina, the subscriber
~ has Obtained from the or,han's Cor-l
of 81. Mary's county IN Mary!a
letters Of administration on the r-r<on.,i
ESTATE of JOHN TAYLo late al
sad coraiy, deceased. All Persons ha.,r..
'la:mS against the laid decfase,. a,4 hrrei,,
~;grues! tn exhibit the same wiki the r,os.-r
vnrries there'sf. TO the subscri err nn or b-l:,re
ne y day Of July, 1861, o;her~isr they mav
"r excluded By law FROM all benrf, of TIE s,ad
estate. Giren under nay hand this l6:H da,
of January, 1862.
JAMES H. Alley,
Administrator.
Jan. 10th, is6a-4w.
St. Mary's beacon., 1862-03-20

A LIZ persons wishingto communicate
IA with me ny! etter will Irec unr,rror.
sespeud. nee by mailto Portrobacent'ha ries
county. Md. or by steamer ST. Nirhoias.
Q Chapel Point ,Charleseoun,y. Md.
VIM. 4. CAMPBELL.
Feb. ard, tSa9-u,
St. Mary's beacon., 1862-03-20
LEONARD TOWN
CIGAR FACTORY.

"AElNG purt l,asttl the entire interest o!
Il l. the Late firm "f Morgan .Jaimis,n & Co.
the undersigned will conduct the business viii,
pr'.rnptness and energy.
:. large stock If excellent CIGARS. manu-
featured fran the hest Tutacr" t. he obtained
in the market, will he kept constantly o,'
hand. and orders will p- received from, aud
Cigars delivered at Factory prices, in either oi
the c""u,ies Of Prince George, Charles or St
M"r3s.
A liberal share Of tie patronage Uf ilsc peo-
pie Of Soutl,rrn Mary land is earnestly s',licit.
ii fer the advancement: 81 HOME INDUS
TRY, based upon the motto u large sales will,
reasonable PR fits.
Es6- AL order. addressed tn the un,ler.ign.
I'd at I.eo,nr,! Town /. o, will be promptly
attended ,".
Il. 4. JAMESON.
jan. 9th, lS62-ly.
St. Mary's beacon., 1862-03-20
FOR COUNTY CLEEKSHIP.

FOR COUNTY CLEHKSHIP.
The friends Of DANIEL T. MORGAN pre-
sent him to the voters IL st Mary comfy a<
a candidate i,.r Clerk "f the Circuit Curt a;
tn, clrc,i,n in 1868. and slci; to his claims
u disrsssi"natc consideration.
Nov Doth, 1857.
For COUNTY CLERK.
l a,rr"nncc my, elf As candidate far Clerk
Il The Circuit Court for Saint Mary'> county,
I. respectfully solicit the support OF IN!
fi;> Is aid the p,iolir.
GEORGE ii. HERBERT
St. Mary's beacon., 1862-03-20
PROFESSIONAL.

X. CHARLES COMBS. having 10,
-. Gated hinself at the e X Il 4 I
d l. L : for the rurp"~e ut practising
haa professions ss,a always to foaud at the
Residence Of j j. Alls'an. Ed. when not
professionally engaged.
Jan. Ind, l662-tf.
St. Mary's beacon., 1862-03-20

FOR SHERIFF

FOR SHERIFF.
PHILIP II. DORSEY, tharkfl 10 his
friends and the public for the supper. he re
ceived AT tie late election offers himself again
as n candidate tni Sheriff and solirrrs the votes
,.f his f-Iiow-cI,izens OF ST. Mary's county AT
the mex. election.
Nov 9lst, 1851.
HARRISON EDWARDS, offers himseli
10 the VOTERS of ST. Mary County us l oau-
didait for Sheriff u, the next election.
Nov. Dist, lsG1.
St. Mary's beacon., 1862-03-20

TN!!E undersigned! has iuxtrrtr,rI'rd f,"r, =
Il Guy with the nggesi ana itS s-!e-:f.i =.
ni FALL aud WINTER GOODS ever OLE
To liAectIrems "t 81, Alary's County r,-.,. ......
~ E'aIi, %! very sn error gralirv "fIl..,r c.
t"r Servants rIotl:n.. ~ The -, tsat-,-.s
rrrrs-als" B.ois and Shoe n';'.. r,.-s. -.
s'an''n' nitE:. rad best material. G,,.., (.u..
C'sslmerts. Ne>nnss and all hinc. a. 'ae !, ,
Goods. tor Ladies and e., I,er,fn-4 -.r-r.:i1
selected. and well as.nrtt. stucG y! ready ,..,.
c"hlnS, manufactured eXvretsr'o 7r..cr, =, : .
:":!eiv "f articles otaln,"s; eveiv h.;. 80 : n~re
else I" I've found ~ tn. county III rrr..- July
l.uits Cal! from those desiring 10 re..stal~, e
ing assured that his tioro.s =. aceuitrra.-e y :,
the business. resulting from lnu2 rr..o~..., ~
the CITY, will enable him To Offer .,.on ND,
men's as willdefy competition.
+. u. Jones
Clifton .-''---
Ser'enbrI 9TH 'S'G- ".
St. Mary's beacon., 1862-03-20

z 10 1;fY or WIRE 10 ~ - i, civ
IL NERO MIN and WUMh.., {
s!''ca the 'na,ke, prices o. wage Mi, 10
s,'.n.
Also, FATTEp CATTLE can lc soiI
Tor ''s hest '"afkct prices Ly ari,i, ~ 10
or addressing.
10 IT MADDOX.
Lconar1 ,Iown /. ..
Jan eld, lec.. If,
St. Mary's beacon., 1862-03-20

JAMES S. DOWNS,
ATTORNEY 4 COUNSEI.Luf Al Law,
Leonard Torn, st. Nary. Go. Nd,
Will practice in St. Mary land thcali l-ine
Counties
Feb. .lOtL 1850
St. Mary's beacon., 1862-03-20
CGLLECTQR'S tQTICR.

Hey the County Commissioners for Saint
- Mary. c.h,nty--
ORDERED. That George ". B.h,nan. a
C,lectn al State and nlluty t.xr. in ,l.. 2,.d
election district of ST. Mary's county, ca,,...
advertisement expressing the nan- "fthe fol-
lowing tract az parcel at laid, the amount of
xes due thereon. together with tie name nf
I'll" person char:c..bl. with the x,,nr, t., IL.
D. "rtrd once l"r week FIR and iurir. four
week. il tie * Mary'> B-ac.,n. a nrw>pa,m,
Published in 81, Mary's county. n.tifylng ,h,t
unless the State aud County taxes due or the
sail lands shall u. paid to til. sail CIl-ctr
within the spas. oi thirty DAYS AFTER tl.. pub
hration "f the n"tire a!orcsxi IL completed
the lands aforesaid or such larts tlrr .-.f a
nity I've i.rce>sarv :" RI. isr the sum due Thereon,
shall I've sold :" the hghcs, bidder FIR s!e pay
mtnt "i il.e ss,ne.
1861 john il. & R~i~-ca L. Springer own
-rs; name of land IT. C".iar Point. t20
acres, amount Of taxes due il,crcx,n, So 80
BY "r.i"r.
u. |. SPALDIHG,
Clerk.
NOTICES. hereby given. tina, unless the State
ard County taxes d,a n the lands aforesaid,
shall he paid {" me IN or before tho end ui
thirty days after the al','vc publication il COIN
rlrs+,. the said lands ar such parts thereof As
may I've necessary {" raise the .um.iuc thereon
e. g-ihcr with the c.st IL advertising and legal
Interest. shall i~ ..ld Ia tn. hisi,~st bidder IT.
tile payment of tile same.
GEORGE NJ. BOHANAN,
Collector
Feb. Goth, ls6l-4w.
St. Mary's beacon., 1862-03-20
II ARGE WHOLESALE AND
E RETAIL STOCK or
FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS,
hCJ

H. ANU r. " ltOlIF,NNiJE AND
E/ RETAIL STOCK or
FALL AND WINTER DRYGOODS,
FOR CASH ONLY.
HAMILTON EASTER 4 CO.,
Nos. 199, POI and :.n:; Rit!morc street.
BALTIMORE,
Have now in store, and are constantly
adding thereto, a large and varied stock of
FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS.
embracing articles from the lowest to the
highest price, i'll every department Of the
trade
Would Fall particular attention to their
stock of Goods fur farmers and planters
use. such as 81 and Ga Pulled Clnth:
Penitenriary Plaid Linseys and C":ons:
Servants Blankets: heavy Blcsched and
Brown Co.tous; O-nabures: Canton and
Wool Flannsls. and indeed every thing re-
quircd by an individual. family, or for Scr
wants use
IMPORTING AND PURCHASING
ION the most advantageous terms" and
SELLING FOR CASH ONLY,
ny
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
NC are cuallci 80 mark orr goods at such
prices as will make it the interest of all Il
deal with u.s. An cxaninat ton of our
stock BY persons visiting Baltimore to max.
purchases is invited.
Sept. 10Th, 1SG1-6w.
St. Mary's beacon., 1862-03-20

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St. Mary's beacon., 1862-03-20
NOT ICE.

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St. Mary's beacon., 1862-03-20

Sci tcn.bsr lcr',. lsGl-tC.
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impulse of enthusiasm, however natural I'M
der such circumstances, but faithful to the
eternal principles of justice and equality
which it has consecrated, faithful to the rights
of man, decree from this moment that slavery
is abolished over all the territory of the re-
public"
LAcRoIx (d'Eure-et-Loire) 'sIn laboring
on the constitution of the French people, we
failed to cast our eyes on the unhappy men of
color who are groaning in slavery in Ameri-
ca, and posterity may reproach us for this
forgetfulness, which involuntary as it is, is
none the less culpable IN the sight of philoso-
phy. 1t is in vain to say we that we know no
slaves in France; is it not true that we leave
in Slavery sensible and brave men, who have
reconquered their rights? Vainly shall we
have proclaimed liberty and equality, if there
remain on the territory of the republic sim
gle man who is not free as the air he breathes,
if there remain single slave! Let us pro-
claim the liberty OF men Of color!
: ''Let this great example to the universe,
let this principle, solemnly concentrated, re-
echo in the hearts of the Africans in chains
under English dominion; let them feel all the
dignity of their being, let them arm them
setreS and come to augment the number of
our brothers and cotarqes of uniUeqsaI liber-
ty"
Levasseur attempted to proceed to enlarge
upon his motion: president" exclaimed
Lacroix, edo not suffer the convention to dis
honor itself by long discussion
Levasseur asked that his proposition should
be put to a vote upon the spot.
The whole assembly rose, and voted by &C
clamation.
The president pronounced THE ABOLITION
OF SLAVERY.
Immediately shouts of Long lire the Repub-
lac! Long lire the national contention
broke forth throughout the hall. The depu-
ties from st. Domingo were led by Lacroix
to the president, who gave them the fraternal
kiss in'the name of all the French; they then
received it from each representative. The
scnne was repeated in the galleries; the col
ored citizens were embraced by their new
brethren; tears of joy were in every eye,
long lire liberty on every lip.
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. ORCBSTER COUNTY MECHAN-
w ICS' ASSOCIATION
INTERNAL REVENUE NOTICE.

CoLLEoToR's OFFICE, sTH DISTRICT, MASS 4
No. 2lS Main street, Worcester, Nov. 26 1862
Public notice is hereby given that the annual coffee
ton list of duties under the Excise Act of the
United States has been received from the Assessor Of
said District, and they due anc payable The
Collector or some one of his Deputies will attend to
Piled from the fifteenth until the twenty-seyenth day
of December next, at each of the following places to
For Division No. I-consstlng of Worcester, Auburn.
the Collectors Office No. 2ls Main street. Worcester
For Division No. 2-conssting of Holden, Rutland,
Charles Knowlton, in Holden.
For Division No 3eonsisting Of North Brookneld,
BroOkfed. West BrooBfee, Warren and Spencer the
office of Eli j. Whittemore, IN Spencer.
sPb1ge pade soatbbsaass al and Webster az b
office Of Andrew bartholomew, il Southbridge;
For Division No. 5-consisting of Grafton, Albury,
sutton and Norhbridge, at the office of S. Davis Hall,
For Division No. 6-consisting of Milford, Upton,
Marlborough, scarborough and Westborough at the
office Of j. Dexter Hunt, in Milford
FOR DIVISION No. 1-consisng of Blackstone, Mendon,
UXbrdge and Douglas, at the Office of Stephen S. Ben
son, In Blackstone
Peterborough, Bellingham, Franklin and Midway, at the
Office Of Charles Mason in Walpoe, in the county of
The Deputy Collectors will to facilitate the collection
of said tax in most cases. VISIT the several towns in their
respective divisions, during time and will give due
notice of the time when such visit will be made The
ors and fully authorized collect all taxes and du
es under SAID aSt in their several divisions For Di'
No 3, Eli J.. Whittemore; No 4, Andrew j. Bartholo.
I, Stephen $. Benson; No S, Charles S. Mason
Notice is also givss that the Collector Will attend to
receive said tax from such choose pay him
personally, at the Collectors office. in Worcester on
the fifteenth day Of December next and at the office of
Charles Mason, at Walpoe, in the county Of Norfolk
on the seventeenth day of December next. At all other
times the tax must be paid to the Deputy of the division
in which the tax payer resides
All persons who shall neglect to pay the duties and
taxes assessed upon them within the time above named
are liable under the 18th section of the pay ten
per cent additional upon the amount thereof which
cannot be abated, and must in all cases be paid.
Adm TuAYER,
Collector Eighth District of Massachusetts.
La .riI-nIa AlanAI
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TERMS OF ADVERTIsTNG-

In THE DAILY sPr:-one square (three fOufths
IN ncn) nrst insertion sl each subsequent insertion
20 cents; week, 81; two weeks % rs: one month
81 three months 81; one year, s2O For half square
the price will be three ourths price Of one
Inside Advertisements and Special Notices. extra prices
In WEEKLY. First Insertion 81 per square each sub
sequent insertion rs cents
nE All transient Advertisements must be paid "a r,
sanee Yearly regular advertisers will be required
make quarterly payments.
, ~ No grdtuitons Advertisements. No report, reao
iutons or proceedings Of any corporation, society or
essoelatlon and no communication designed call al
tenon TO any matter of limited Individual interest
can De inserted, unless paid for Advertisement
The Publishers will not hold themselves respond
PIE Tor any errors that may occur beyond the amour
charged for the Advertisement
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Rotrees.
TNRUCKMEN.s NOTICE -Tba ,

4 'hOOAhCN y NOllOE - Inc LUCK
\ men have adopted the following prices Mo freight
within mile circle carted for less than cts
per ton snge hhds of Sugar. 38 cts; single hhds of
Molasses, 30 cts goods to from Depot over five
hundred lbs or less than fifteen hu bred lbs less than
70 cts moving furniture, horse load first floor
down stairs, Sl,OO each up stairs sl25 boxed un-
boxed SIPS each extras unsettled; Flour per Dbl
Lumber within mile circle cts per thousand feet;
Boots and Shoes In cases. less than ten Is cts per job
all over ten cases. "a cts per Transient work in
out Of town. Is cts and upwards Coke, per chaldrOn,
Sle0; Machinery, prices to suit partes Railroad Sleep
ers 81 50 per hundred; Corn and Meal cts per bag;
Wooden Ware So cts per load; Stoves 50 cts per tom
Carrying single Stoves around the CITY, IS cts apiece
out Of town Jobs, under six miles, 50 cts per mile over
SIX miles rs cts per mile; cartng Wool Waste 50
per tons Leather in rolls, 3S cts per ton bulk so cts
per ton; Wood. from depot, Is cts per cord; common
Brick Is cts per thousand; pressed Brick, 81 rs per
thousands Scrap Iron and TurDings, SO cts per ton;
drawing Manure horse load IS cts Cinders one horse
load, 81 ctsi Melodeons and all small music, rs cts
piece: New Furniture to and from the Shops not less
than ~ cts per load. Per order OF Committee.
The above to commence on Monday, Dec. is.
wv
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Collector Tighth District of Massaehusetts

UOTItCtOT Eighth DIsTflCt OF MASsachusetts.
N. B-Notice is also given that the monthly lists con
tanning the manufacturers tax &c, for the months Of
September and October now In the hands the Col
lector, and due and payable at the time at
places mentioned above
n26 deodtD27&Nlt
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NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN OF

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN OF
the intention of the Western Railroad CORPORATION
to apply to the next General Court for alteration
extension Of It's tnaateT authorizing and empowering
from some point IN the line Of its present location
ming IN northeasterly direction either through the city
Of Worcester, the towns of Shrewsbury Boylson and
marlborough In the county OF Worcester the towns of
Marlborough, Sudbury, Wavland Weston, Lincoln,
Watham, WATERFOWL, Belmont, West Cambridge som.
ervle and the cities of Cambridge Charlestown in
towns, and Millbury, Grafton Westborcugh, Souhbo-
rough, in said county of Worcester, and Birmingham,
in the county of Mddlesex to the city of Boston, with
power to enter upon and connect with any existing RAFT
road terminating in Boston, and subject the consent
Of the stockholders of this and such other corporation
to consolidate and make joint stock with such corpora
ton whose roa1 so terminates in Boston, to lease the
same. And such further privileges and powers as may
be necessary and proper for the accomplishment of the
Western Railroad Corporation.
Boston, December S, 1856
COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS
SE1RETARY's DEPARTMENT. Boston, Dec 8, 1862.
approve the publication of the above notice in the
Lowell Daily Courier Boston Daily Advertiser Boston
ds dsOptia7 Oliver I'VE WARNER, Secretary.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN OF
the intention of the subscribers and their associ-
20 apply ne next Genea r Court for an act Of in
VIM. T. MERRIFIELD,
Worcester. Dec. 6. 1852. CYRUS DARLiNG.
sEoRETARY's DEPARTMENT, Boston, Dec. s. 1852
approve of the publication of the above notice Of
petition in the Boston journal and in the Worcester
Spy. OLIVER WARNER
DO d4sTn Secretarv
ITO THE HON. SENATE AND
Z HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, IN GENER-
Al COURT ASSEMBLED-The Boston, Barre and
Gardner Railroad Company respectfully request that
the time for the construction of their Railway may be
extended for such further term you may deem prop
JOHN BROOKS.
President of Boston, Barre and ardner
December 4, 1867 Railroad Corporation.
COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS.
SEcRETARY's DEPARTMENT., Boston, Dec. 5, 1862.
approve the publication of the petition in the
Worcester Daily Spy OLIVER WARNER
d. d3w Secretary
TDROGRAMME OF LECTURES-To
d be delivered at the MECHANICS HALL, in behalf
1862 3, viz:
RALPH WALDO EMERSON of Concord, Mass,
Thursday Dec rs.
Rev Il. S. sToRRs of Brooklyn n Y, Thursday,
Jan. s
WENDELL PHILLIPS of Boston, Thursday JAM o.
JOHN B. COUGH of Worcester, Mass February
klI0N. EDWARD EVERETT will deliver a lecture if his
health VIII permit
Tickets for the course, 75c Evening Tickets for the
Lectures l5c. each, unless otherwise ordered
Tickets to be had at the principal Book Stores.
EDWARD EARLE,
n4 DIFF For the Committee.