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REGULATIONS FOR TIE ADMISSION Of

VOLUNTEER LINE OFFICERS IN THE
UNITED STATES NAVY.
Acting Lieutenants must have served at least al x
months in the United States avy as Acting Master
or Acting Ensign, and been mentioned In official
dispatches for highly meritorious conduct in
battle. -
Acting Masters must have served at least three
months as Actin Ensign or Acting Masters NJ ate.
ana been favorably recommended by their imme.
diate commanding officer, which fecommenda-
ton must be approved by the Flag Ofacer OF the
squadron In which they are serving
Acting Ensigns must be between the AGES of
twenty i've and thirty Ave, and have seen an les,t
twelve years sea service before the mast or as an
oncef. Those who have served az chief mates Of
merchant vessels are invited to apply for the DO
sftion Of Ensign. r.
Acting Masters Mates should be between the
ages OF twenty and thirty, and have been at sea
before the mast, or as an officer, d We years.
BEFORE entering the Navy, Acting Ensigns and
Acnng ~ aster's Mates will be required 10 7urnish
70 the Navy Department proof Of their age sea
service, sooriety, and professional KNOWLEDGE
Letters OF recommendation should come from
captains with whom they have sailed, owners
Ior whom they have sailed, and Insurance ofncers
sobriety. ~AA
The pay Of volunteer officers OF the line AZ .ea
since July 10, 1862 10 as follows:
Acting Lieutenants, 81 s'5 per year aad one ration
Ensigns ~ LOO !. +"
Masters Mates $50, $500"
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SENT TO FoRT McHESRY DIR. Richardson, Of
Baltimore, was arrested on Thursday on the
charge Of uttering reasonable language. He
was yesterday afternoon sent to Fort McHenry.
DR.. r.. was formerly connected with the United
states navy, and served on board the ship Of war
Ontano.
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ORDERED To DuTy

Medical Inspector Perley and Medical Inspee-
tor Coolidge have been ordered to duty In the Sur
geon Generals ofHce and In the military distric,
OF Washington.
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INTERNAL REVENUE STAMPS.

Proposals will be received by the Treasury
Department until the 5th Of August for furnishing
revenue stamps under the internal revenue act
On and after the Goth Of july, designs for the
stamps may be seen at the Office Of the Commits
sioner Of Internal Revenue.
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NAVY YARD

The Baltimore came up Last night from Freder-
icksburg and Fortress Monroe, and reports all
quiet, and no news Of stirring interest
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AUCTION SALEa
PUTURb DAYS.

By J. G. MoeuIRE a CO.. Auouonssra
MARsHAL's SALE OF FURNITURE A
n,., HS sp YvS11. htt'lsII. virtue ts
D,striO, Of c.lpnS'. tOE The SoSssy II w.skihI
sSs miss sortsvfs oSrneP o. Ss Sssh o.
sSss..Ss E Ist iiI Z, Of Furniture All
Mshossny snc wsinuf sofas, Arm and PEr.OT
marble TOO aud Fancy Psrlor TABLES,
0n fsinnnEs and Entreyntsf
vslyet PsILor Carpets, olloloth. Mating. and 10
Cane ana WOOD Feat Chairs. LOunse.,
Window Curtains and Shades,
Rooking Chairs, Looking 6lesses,
E Er'ses ~ plIins TsS:s, DR.hs Chairs.
Bedssesds. Bureaus, " Gshstands,
4 sir and Husf Mattresses, Bedding,
E ES,ia. 81. s.d; R S1 $40 Pillow.
Shi,d,s Carriage, Hobby Horse,
CeofInI and oth or Stoves, Refnsersto,.
aoe:sGod fso,s ss Ise and lsslsd u1oS :. ss.
soss.h :. Iye., and vii be .Old 70 s.tisf, jsdici,
&c 1SS to October term ws -: g Ave-
u. : m.rsssl' DC.
We :. z MCGUIRE CO, Auots.
BY J. G. MosUIRE a CO. Auotioneer.-
H0UsEHOLD FURNITURE AND KITCH
D.sen on Mo1Ts S5' %., At GTE w kf-
NEsDAY MEX q. July 50 h. 81 10 o oIoof. we shaI
streets vest. lot ooUsstnr IN part Of the follow
Ing exoellent Furniture:
Mahogany HaIro.oth Sofa.
GolHIo Table, Walnut whatrot
hslIoioth Rocking and other CRsirs,
Cloth Lounge,
A number Of Silt Fr.nes,
WlndoW Curtalrs,
carpets, Mating and Oiloloth,
BOOK Cases snd Bureau,
Elght-day ClocE, Coal OH lama
6sIioT snd chsmber STOVES, Pipes. a..
sea.,ssa., H.Ir sud other M.ttressss, Ca"
Kitchen ket ulsItes, Sale and COokinf Stove
90, 40.
O House and Lot for sale or rent Insuir. on
Da &c. Mo6UIRE q CO.. Aucts.
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THE FEDERAL Loss BEFORE RICH,

Accounts recently received from headnuarters
OF the Army Of the Potomac, and the ofacial re-
our killed, wounded, prisoners and missing ap-
proximate to 16 OOO
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THE EXCHANGE OF PRISONERS.

The Government Is promptly attending to the
arrangements for general exchange of prisoners
recently agreed on. Major General Dix will very
soon, IL he has not already, receive specific In
structions upon the subject.
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NOne among the nrst 90, cial acts of General
Haileek, sfter having assumed the command In
chief Of the United States army, has been 10 nav
8 visit To Gensrsl Mcclellan, on james river. Hs
ieft this city for that purpese "a Thursdsy afssr
noon accom- panied by Gen Meta. =. -. =
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NAVAL ORDER

Acting Assistant Surgeon Thomas McHenry
has been ordered to take passage in the steamer
Rhode Island to join the bark Pursuit.
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DROPPED.
A BRILLIANT CAVALRY DAsB.

Additional paymaster, w. f. Camp, has been
dropped from the rols Of the army.
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GENERAL COuRT.MAR1

u.
A general court martial is ordered to convene
at Fort Niagara, New York, on the Sd Of August
or as soon thereafter practicable for the trial
such prisoners as NAV be brought before IT,
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DUBLIC sALE-wlll be soid st public sale on
IN front q BifoSs n ave ss.Se on istS ..Tss,
nesr g. SorTel MARE, BUGGY, ard HkE;
NESS The property OF cry b. Brooohus- sola
III q L.JaMrsoN q On.
BVJ C. mes gIkE & CO. Aucnoneers.
r AR6E STOCK OF FINE CONNECTION
II ARI AND CoNFscTIoNVR's MouLpJ, &C PPKHs,
tss. AZ ar eraaI 9af TrEsSkS m6sS
ING, July ss!h, eemmenolnr at 10 o'elock, We
6suiier, Penns,lvsnIs avenue. between i9ti and
18th streets. HIS entire stock Of Confeononsfys
Fin sS Frssos osnaissssd kSnsoss r'n Of
Fine on.rvp f Ffs sG sns P.is csss s
French Preserves, Pickles,
BIandy Fruits, &c, In Er0t vsrieJ'
5 zine Frsaeh Plsss Mirrors, -7azs.s Fl
cesntsr sesis an'i Plsssa i seams. Dishes. and
Larss i namSsr ofhaaa.ons sls.. Jars. Dishes, ao.
Ard many otheI s;tiOss 100 numerous 70 sdveIhss,
Ss .o ss ss ss, ss ss IL Inc
Store, ali his stock Of !.
Moulds, Coppers, Frsezsrs, Msehinery,
TIE Iasd ssna Psss 81 RsS n co'P
All Of which viii be sold sithout reserve, Mr..
s''ndi5t E. isssss HI Ds' ec ,ss
By WALL d BARNARD. Auetiopsers.
TRUsTEEs' SALE OF VALUABLE I'M.
trust. duly made and recorded in Liber j. A. 8
~ auction, to the hI bidder, on the preraises
at o'ooSk ,. m. on MONDAY, Ihe 2sfh day OF
Lot numbered plnstsen, Os,D in Square numbered
i've hundred an sixteen, 1916 with the improve
msats thereof. eonsistlns of 8 email bhck houses.
The property il situated X street north, be-
tween 9TH and Sth streets west. ..
Terms fssle: One third ossh: the residus IN 6,
II and Is months, the purchaser 20 give notes for
the deferred payments. bearing interest from the
CURED 10 secure the t,ment of the notes, All
oonyes ancing at the oOst of the purchaser.
III the Purchaser should fail 10 comply with the
terms IN i've dsss after SAFE the Trustees reserve
the right 70 resell the property st the rist coat
OF the detaultng purchaser, By advertising the
same three times IN the Nalonal n ellirencer.
ALFRED SHUCRIN6.
ANTON EBERLY, Trustees
je &-2sv&ds WALL n b RNAR ID. Auota
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~ man named GuinSsprg wan arrested IN
Annapolis, Md /, on Tuesday, charged with
tempting and psrsuadsas . seidier ~ aersrs from
the service.
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DA-.- NOTICE. r..g
= hOPOsALS From Dealers and MiIlers. ara
nvtsd al the 18th dsy Of August, l66s for farnish
Ing Flour 10 the Subsistenoe Department. OF the
s same King which has oeen resolved b. the United
sSmpits q this Flour can be seen st the Capitol
u p desired 70 make contract forao,ooo barrels.
snouia however, any person desire 70 furnish lss
5qspapy hs yill stats the precise number Of bar
The contractor viii be uirsd 10 furnish NJ the
III 81 about 700 barrels dsily, until the contract u
No Flour viii BE- received which does not come
I.6s ne, Z. sne government Pecrion,
Shs Flour 70 be delivered st the Railresd Depot
seorssso~n. b. b. any VI 'ns "1shoa''' !"
The -Four . put up in new barrels.
ooveinment reserves the right % reject any DID
No bids WI be received from eontrastors Who
hass Drssieusly failed 10 oomsy with thssr con-
Bidssr psis BE- ,rsssns in person 10 rssp,Id 10
The oath efaIlegiauos must accompany or III bid,
!. firms mektng bldg should state the names ofal
y ssmsnts 20 s. made ia Treasury Netss. ana tho
re q sn SissSssd 2 gov Al IsEsSSwl1a
end saaolssa z ffosoisu iss Flour" sbG
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81. ..ss. e. ARMY ORDER. vsy'iag s.g
ordered to Gen. Pope for duty.
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THE HIAwATHA BOYS IN THE FIELD
AGAIN!
The members Of the HIavatha Club take rrssi
pleasure In announcing 10 their many friends "A
and the public In ger era that they Will give 81
their third annual PIC MIC, ~ Anslostan
Island. MONDAY, July 28th.
The members pledge Themselves that nea,her
touoe or expense Will be spared TO make this
day OF pleasure 20 al those WAC may honor them
With their presence.
9he boat will leave the foot of High street
Seorgetovp, az O'Clock p m, and every calf hour
reach the ace By the susduct and Causevsy
Ilokets 80 cents, admIItiaE q gentleman and
Isoies. rood Coilllon Band bss been eng Cd
COMMITTEE or drrangft1ssfS Daniel Perkers,
geo RANK, w m. 6oddard. Chss. vyaoer. James
0lAham IL l9,2i e 50 g,
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AUCTION SALES.

DUBEIC sALE-wIll be soid st public sale on
IL wsdnesdty mo nlnr z ut, Ssth, ~ 10 o'olock
In front Of Blroh's Siyerv stable. on 18th street
nss[ =. sorreI MAZE, BuSGY, sud hsk;
'G iEs z e! keeping. IJ.Nrsos A on.
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NOTICE..
4 HE Copartnership heretofore existing under
the nane and sty'e Of MkTLocK & HlRBTRr. ID
this ds, 6issoved BY mutual consent All ola ms
against the ate firm will re settled by Samuel NJ,
He bert. Those indebted TO the firm are rec q q ed
to make payment to him.
J. q. MATLOCv,
SAMUEL NJ. HERBERT.
Washington, July IS, 1852
The undersigned will continue the Tailoring
business at the Old stand, No. 39s Pa svenus.
where he will be pleased TO have the patronage of
the many friends Of the late firm.
iy Is a.. SAMUEL M. HERBERT.
MADAME BOVlN's FEMALE ALEERA-
Nl TIVE PILLS, for the excl lsive use Of fsma les
lsDorinE under any of the following comp aims =
0bsuuotons, suppreseions. Green Sickness,
Headache. Pain In the side, PalpitstIon, LoathIrg
OF Foeo, Disturbed leep and oil InterruD tons or
IrreEularities OF the Menstrual Periods. N g.
These Pills should never be taken BY fema es dur
Ing pregnancy. a. they would be sure to eaU,s
miscsrnsge Prepared by Madame Boyin, at I Q
kue Vsngerare, Paris, France. For sale Ut the
Office Of Drs. BROTHERS & GRAY, 17s ,outh
ct. the only Agents In Warrington. ~ as-eest.
PROPOSALS FOR COAL AND WOOD.
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REMEMHER THE NUMBER.

H p NEY POIN T.
=. The splendid steamer KEYPOR7 will leave the
f;pt OF seventh stEest for PIney H~a
pEint Wy EsyyERY SATURDAY EssalN
mOkNIN6 81 O'Clock semrn 1&1<ss.sa
NOON. 4y q lH.l WIN. K. SNOW, kgent
QUA CREEK.
9p snd After Monday, July sIst, the Steamer
hEffOhT VIII leave her Waf. F~Es
1901 OF seventh street, ct O'Clock EsxS
10. tor ASuis Greek. stroppIng a. e&szzzszkA
tnrnlng, VIII leave ASa is Creek at p IN srrivinx
a. Waihinston 1t IL p. m For freight or passage.
apply on board, or on the wharf, OF
WIN r SNOW, Agent
N OTTO Z TO EXCURSIONISTs.-Pa
4 Wishing TO charter the Report fer M oonlig At
Exeorsions viii apPy on board, or of the Agent,
"a m And , Pm We are prepared to aooommo-
oSe psrnes 70 Glymont fer aaJ exoursIons.
Leaving ana returning at our reg plar hours
~ NV WIN, X. SNOW. Arant
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EXCURSIONS, Pho MICS. &c.

uO!FO TIE MCCLELLAN CLUB!-Th,
IL members of this celebraNd Club take a
great pleasure In Announcing to their ffIeads
aui the public In Ee2ersl thst they Will give
Springs, on Tt ESDAY, July 50. HaTes's bras,
and string hand has 5een enga. for toe 90 aston
Boats viii leave 10Th street bridge every hour. CON-
meEclnE 80 O'Clock .. N. stages will cave the
corner of Pa. avenue and It'll street eveIy hour
Ilcken SO GEMS dml ting gentl eman scd adi a
by order Of the COMMITTEES, iy rs SIS
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rTNHE gu BSGRIBERS RESPECTFULLY
i call attent on to their large and superior
MILITARY AND NAVAL
Flu X N Shin s. 6OO obs, W.
Consisting Of everything necessary for an
personal OUTFIT.
OfficeIs resuirirg such arc respectfully invited
to call. +. J. HEl8kR6ER d co.
Gate n. F. Loudon 4 Col
Military and Naval F1ilors,
J. - eoH metropoItan Hotel.
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THE FIRST GRAND PIC MIC
81 r "A g II Z X G l. UR
Will be given at
ANALO STAN ISLAND,
On WEDNESDAY. july S0th.
The members pledge themselves that they Will
leave nothing undone 20 make this
John Farrell, Peter Fefan,
Huga hc6rav, James Mo(Irsun
John ats John Brown,
Wm MoCtrthy, Matthew Burns.
y n. GauEhran.
Tickets Fifty Cents, admitting geutleman and
lboles jy Is Is g 60 80"
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400 PAPERHAN6INGs, AOC
TOO WIN DOW AIDES, 4SO
OVAL PICTURE FRAMES, &c &c

q CHOICE selection of PaperhsngIngs. warranted
ToIa eno imltston Gold Bard WIncov shades;
or made into window Shedes; Picture Co d sd
90 dlusTent elz.s and coIors; Picture Nails,
iva Picture Frames In the oitJ, from the boIt
mA1palaot9ry In the county; slUO, PsssepaItOuts,
AI-rteles warranted ss Represented, or no sale.
furchAslnE for ossh, oil goods will te sold at the
lowest remunerat1ye prioss
Allowing no old Stock TO aceuRu!ats, persons
lsseains the above goods Will find new and desif-
Ssl solicited from those needing tbs above
III Terms cash. J. MARKRITER.
REMEMBER THE NUMBER.
No. 4s6 SEVENTH STREET.
Etghf doors aboUs Odd Fellows Hall
HI And tho terms-Cash for goods and labor.
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DISSOLUTION

Il OF COMPREHENSIVE.
The firm of Weldon q Campbell il this day dis-
solved BY mutual consent @ w. CamPss1 viii
discharge the liabilities of the hrnI and
indsbted will make payment 10 him.
The business viii be continued BY G.. w. CaHs-
Doll, az No. 29s street, lOld stand.)
HENRY WELDON,
w. CAMPBELL.
washington, July "a. 1852 ~ q sts
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sINATG or TIE UNIfHp STATES,
once Of ths SsygsdHt-at Arms,

"AtHIN6TOH.
an Il N. on Monday the III daT or Agust Iext.
for furnishing for the nae OF tho Senats Of ths
pounds) of the beet White Ash Furnacs Coal.
(thoroughly soreened.l
Also. seventy FIVE Cords Of the best dry Kick
Pine Wool.
The whole TO be delivered on or before the LIST
OF october next, and packed away In the vaults OF
ths senate WING Of the Capitol under the direo ion
OF the Engine of tho Selate.
Bids for Coal and Wood will be se,arataly n on-
sdereo and bonds for the faithful execution of the
contracts required "
Arraug ements must also be made for oorreot
measurements. GEO. Il. BROWN,
Jy % dtd Sergeant at Arms, u. n Sonata
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A RAND SOCIAL BALL
"A Will be givena e
VA X D. n LII,
Corner second st snd Pa avenue, !
On MONDAY EVENING July 18Th -
TicEets 81, admitting q rent eman and lsdies
A soot band viii be IN attendance.
jy253." COMMITTEE.
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MAkSHAL'S SALE OF vEsSELS.-Ry viz
~ tue Of deerees Of the District Court OF ths
Unit1d stetes, for the Distinct Of Colum bla viii
ssu. a. puello sale. for easA, &C the WAsbinffOr
Nau Arc, IN said District. on TUESDAY, the
xth gay q jay, lss2a o 1nn snolng a. n o'oOok a.
parel and Furniture, wiz:
Schooner wv. j. Caprou"
DO "DtrecsorS
Do american COsstsr1
bads wAt {! ! H 49,. Lss0 4 9.
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BOSTON AND PROVINCETOWN

BOSTON AND PROVINCETOWN
~ PACKET.-The new and splendid schooner GOLD
EN- RULE, Capt A. Stevens, Gate OF steamer Acorn
viii commenced running as Packet between Province
town (Cape cod and Boston, on the 4h OF June lo62
Ttls beautiful vessel Just launched built and fitted
mn IN Yacht STYLE expressly for the accommodation of
passengers, will make
Three Entire Trips Per Week,
leaving Commercial wharf, Boston, TUESDAYS,
THUKSDAYS, and SATURDAYS, at ~ o'clock, q. M,
win return, leaving Provncetown, MONDAYS, WE'D
NESDAYS, and FRIDAYS, at 9 a. m.
Fare 81 90 each way-Nieas extra.
rhis Packet unsurpassed In speed, commanded by
that most populRr and well known gentleman, Captain s.
and assisted BY Capt j. ATWOOD, as pho! and sailing
mnster affords d rare opportunity for all DESTROYS of
sid and pleasant sailing eNcuuion. Stages VIII run In
Connection with this Packet and the towns above For
Particulars, apply to the Captain Oh BOARD
lOlS dSm
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These wines, already known as pure deIicious and
hedY4f nave of late been greatly improved expert
enced hands brought from the champagne country In
flavor and bouquet. sparkle and ynosty coinnnra
VIE Il at 'vl ttose sent 10 TINS cUdntiy,
have been extensively sold under Mr.. IiongwOrhs
name. GEORGE r. SPURR, agent for Worcester and
vicinity. DIFF myl
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Zeal estate.

ffss.t FOR SALE-The beautiful man.
Hi sion situated Catherine street. formerly owned
1AssAand occupied by JOSEPH P. HALE The above
was built by Mr. Hale for his special USE and has ali
the modern improvements 1t is situated on beautiful
elevation and overlooks the whole CITY, II has fine
stable attached, and has about of land well
covered with fruit and shade trees surrounded by
street on all sides desirable residence for sale
couid not be FOUND For further particulars please in
quire of CHARLES B. PRATT, Worcester or Of the
SUBSCRIBER, No. 10 West 46h street, New York.
ny2l diff JAMES A. FERGUSON
FOR SALE-The Lot and BUILDINGS
\ of the estate of S b SCOTT, late of Worcester.
ueceseu-t Deng the estate No l40 to 44 Main street
nearly opposite the Bay State House. The lot is al feet
terest. F"' M h0 Ia
Also, for sale, belonging to the same estate Pews No
and y on lower floor and Pew No II in gallery of First
Unitarian Church CDR. HIS. Apply to
Worcester Feb 10, issa fi 1uiniii''r dtf
FOR SALE-The Wooden Factory, Out
= Buildings and good Water Privilege for the use
OF the factory the wheel and machinery all new and in
e running order together with following described
machney two 42nch Breakers. jacks of $50 spndles
eeaGn, flcKer Wool Buster, Stafford Shell Cane
Looms, / Shearng Machine, Brushing Machine
Gigs, Pulling Mill Securing Mill, Flock Cutter
Blower and all other fixtures necessary for the man
uacture OF Doeskins, Cassmeres Tweeds or Satinets
village of Factory Point in Manchester county of Ben
nngton and state of Vermont one-half mile from the
W. V railroad depot The said village is Furnishing of
one thousand inhabitants two stores one hofeI LARGO
tannery, three marble mills &c Also for sale a Iot
with buildings machinery and good water power Suitable
tr te manufacture OF chairs clothes pins saving and
Pae o0aFus or any other business in the line OF
utactory located good road three-fourths OF mile
ron the railroad depot all of which will be sold on aa
sonable terms by the subscriber.
kje5 dsm CBAUNcY GREEN.
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Pastor of the Christian Church. Tyler street
Boston, Sept 1851. dtauI N' ''' wi

Hun oALE-A lot OF Wood Machinery
- consisting of Daniels PIaner 10 feet nlapes u
n ie wide one small Cylinder Paner, with Saw com
Dmed; one Tenorlng Machine, with Boring Arbor ais
taehed; one Morticing Machiue. of Fav q Fisher
make; also one Boreing Mill and Upright Drill-self
eeder one BolCutter, with Counter Shaft and Dies;
about 1900 feet Of Seasoned LUMBER &c, &c. Enquire
Of GEO. F. RICE, Merrihclds Building, or of r. A.
HOVEY, As Summer street. diff mch25
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nR. EDMUND SMITH, EcLrcrIc

~ BOTANIC PHYSICIAN, AND PROFESSOR OF ETIoLoGY
AND MATERIA MBDICA &C, &C.. will be at the Bay
State House. Worcester Mass every two weeks COM
menelng on FRIDAY and SATURDAY, August and 2,
and every two weeks Friday and Saturday. All the
rest of the time he may be found residence Pleas
SAINT street. Boston Hours from am to m, and from
2to p The sick should avail themselves of the
opportunity they nave ofbeng restored to health perma
nently. No physician performed such have
been and are still being performed by DIR. Smith All
those who wish to investigate will please call for acrcu-
lar at 36 Newbury street, Worcester Thev contain
highly authenticated certificates mot few of the
remarkable cures lin Boston and vicinity on record.
~ Consultation free.
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DENSION, BOUNTY, BACK PAY,
Il WAR CLAIMS, AND CLAIMS FOR INDEMNITY
STEWART, STEVENS, CLARK a. co..
Attorneys and COunaeIIOrs at Law,
No. $50 Pennsylvania Avenue,
Washington d. @.

This firm, having thorough knowledge q me Pension
business being familiar with the practice IN all the
DEPARTMENTS Government believe that they can 81
ford GREATER facilities TO Pensions, Bounty and other
ciananfs for the prompt and successful accomplish
nenf o1 business entrusted 10 them than any other firm
Il, WashinatDD They design TO secure such amount
of is business will enable them to execute the bust
Moss G5r each claimant VERY CHEAPLY, and ON the
hssis of our paw CONTINGENT UPON OUR SUCCESS
IN EACH CASE. For this purpose they will the
services Of u LAW FIRM IN each prominent locality
throughout the states where such business may be had
furnish such vi all the necessary blank form Al appli.
cation evidence, and also requisite printed pamphlet
Instructions and upon the due execution OF the papers
and transn ission Of the to from our Local
Agents, they VIII promptly perform the business here
Their charges will be tR-rkN DOLLARS FOR OF,
FiCERs and R-FlYE DOLLARS FOR pRIVATEs
for each PENSION. or BOUNTY and BACK PAY OBJ
tAlned, and ten per cent. on amount Of CLAIMS FOR
MILITARY SUPPLIES, or CLAIMS FOR IDEMNITY
ER soldiers enlisted since the LIST day Of March, 1851
In any kind Of service, MILITARY or NAVAL WHO are
disabled by disease wounds entitled TO Pensions
All Soldiers who for two years during the war
should soon close, viii be entitled to slOO Bounty ii
there be widow, then the minor children then the IA
ther mother, brothers or sisters entitled as above
JOSEPH ~. STEWART,
II, l.. STEVENS,
EDWARD CLARK,
o. A. STEVENS,
W. f. GAYLORD.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-07-25

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