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Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-25
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT, May is.

/ cannot attend the meeting at the Capitol this
evening, but l wish to state my opinion in regard
to the arrest Of Mr.. Vallandigham, Ii is an act
which has brought dishonor upon our country, 1t
is full of danger to our persons and our homes.
1t hears upon its front a conscious violation OF
law and justice. Acting upon the evidence of
detailed informers. shrinking from the light Of
day, in the darkness of night, armed men violated
the house of nm American citizen and ~furtively
bore him away TO military trial. conducted with
out those safeguards known 10 the proceedings
of our judicial tribunals. The transaction in.
volved a series OF ohenses against our most sacred
rights. 1t interfered with the freedom of speech;
il molested our rights TO be secure IN our homes
against unreasonable searches and seizures: II
pronounced sentence without trial, save one,
which was a mockery. which insulted as well as
wronged. The perpetrators now seek to impose
punishment. not for an offense against law, but
for the disregard Of an invalid order. put forth IN
the utter disregard of the principles of civil hb-
erty. II this proceeding Is approved by the Gov
ernment, and sustained BY the people, Il is not
merely a step toward revolution--itis revolution;
it will not only lead TO military desPotism--it e.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-25

Peter Cagger. ESQ, stated that among the
distinguished gentlemen invited to address the
meeting, was His Excellency Gov. Seymour
Unfortunately, His Excellency could not attend:
but he had sent a letter which he (Mr. Cagger)
would read. The following is the letter, which,
during its reading. was frequently applauded in
the heartiest manner:
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-25
The Commiass ON Resolutions, by their Chair
man. reported as follows:

RESOLUTIONS.
+ wHERkAs, Il ~ss declared by our fathers. that
TO secure certain unaliepable rights, among which
are life. liberty and ths pursuit Of happiness, T"
ssGovernnents are Instituted among men, de-
irving their just powers, from the consent of the
governed = and, -
wHEaExs. In obedience 70 this principle in the
Consultation OF the United States, 'sto establish
Justice and secure the blessings Of liberty TO our
A1rC11 ~ 1N1l ~ eFoia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-06
prn Goods.

A p GRAND STREET CHEAP STOKE -ir.
n STRAW GOODS BY THE CAsE!! ~.
orr Nv fOODS By the Single Bgnnct 49, ,,, -,,v, ~
CHEAPER THAN ANY HOUSE IN TIE SIrt :. :
On, Ancion and Private Sale paschA-ea have pesh VIZ
u'Ivsny 80, oser them MONDAY AND following days
I.rse Lots of BLOOMERS coieTed aud "m'e, f0r -
og F.s, stOe spscisy our ooLoKED BLooMERs
% a. aud 81 Cents each, ALL BELOW LAST fEAhS
New Designs IA Gray Dnb and Tan HAIR BoNNGTs'
from One TO Three Dollars each n. -. ,,,
Also Ladies' Split STRAW BoNNETs % per cfot peio"
All the most Fashionable Shapes In Misses Blooaers AL
bou, E,p.nioss Unions Monitors, &C. 10 Lcgherr Dun
stable. Luton Bedford split, Peal and Hno" e'es o'nsi
Braid. =. Il
We invite You inpec. the Lsses! Stock In @ Largest
EDWARD RIDLEY,
s-.- - Nos. 81 aud 3llt GRAND.sT
. CF Entrance 10 this Department., No. t6 AlsnH
Filth block east from the Bowery.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-06
Heal Gstate for Sale.
DWFTJING and a FARM FOR SALE

A DWELLING and FAKM FUN ohLE.
n l. A Dwelling EasAv., Norwak Conn.,, nve inlu,
ues walk from three churches and an excellent oo
school and two hours Tide New Yorkniae trains
day Tue 10 wholly ocenped for private Lesidences
well stocked with sit trees Tho house Is two stories with
attic and light dry basement Everything issnns conveo
ient and pleasant Price 30 500 Part remain on mort
gage. ,,xr
from NewYok on Houatonic river aud railroad There
good sized dwelling with barn end other out buildings WIN
acres ettached which ne young fruit trees IN iu
bearing 81 acres excellent meadow the street, eces
pasture or blow snd and IS acres wood land The buildings
and fonoes in good order and are convensn- fce
$500 Payment made easy. A.,
Tor hsr about either Of sad places address
GEO z. COWLES Norwst. Conn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-06

EOR SALE--Two brick HOUSES, three-story
IL AID Basement. in JERSEY CITY. Al No 22l Montgoin-
.f,, and No. la3 Bsuow-st Of them just halfnsdi
each eoatAlni all the modern Improvements, wstsf ass
heater sentAts cellar aad vault price Iow ous % el
would be exehany-d Ia part for farm Also fboI 81
GRousD no BEGGEs 23s lse ont and 10 feet deep; IL
some of them In thisd bearing year located Ia the beat
nehbohood IN the placer IL has ,psnGid view OF the
whole surrounding county. Inquire Ct L. d. LANDhiNE'
a. No. ga hontgomery-st, J. {.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-06

A SALESMAN wanted in a wholesale Blank
IA Book acquainted with the busmossi no o'hef
need apply. Address, Box No. 81 =. y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-06

A SMART BOY in his Tenth year wants a
"a HOME on a FARM, 70 be taken for terra OF years
No 10 Jd-sv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-06
Cost ama fonno.

, oST c,rE,IRTIFICATE for 30 sH I a6tS 81 >
sroSk s 70 s.a s Z w. 1si
ton OoIIc o. TS S.! 9 Ssss stopped suitable s;T
III < .: 81. e; tOi r. r.eevy - the aS' Of the
is Y WuisasI, n -s.--lt ~ we
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-06
Coward INSTITUTE.
- FIRST-CLASS BOARDlNG-SCH0OL
FnR VOTING NkN AND BOYS.


Hon. WM II. SEWARD, Pye-ideel
Location. Florida Orange County T. six miles LON ~
of ard 20 from New York In region OF
Ia health and beauty unsurpsssed Accommodations ana -
yutsr.s equal to the Young ssd for commerce.
pursuits. entsr any cisss In college All the sSs
msner Boys OF all sges received and charged 9py Ho
date Of entrance. lnttson literally endowed henos
nodsr.s charge l4O per usnuua for GARD and Vaen.
Number OF BosIders limited 70 - AL under The .
care and supervision Of toe Principal Every psin ana
and good man Spring Session opens April 70 and sonanas
IL weeks -,
O. SCHRlvER, A, NJ, PRINCIPAL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-06
EOR SALE-YaInabIe improyed Property on

Nor SALE-Valnable Improved Property on
sa and 9h-avs 1i and JsthAt. ia lots TO 'nit pnr'
eaaef The Manager. Of the N.siok Instiiron or the
Blind oer at private sae the enre Block between the en
add ghuyA a sud JIh. excepting three lots on SJd-.t
occupied by the chlr3b Tho Propoy Offered I've
font tbs 6hav Isl icctb inches oy 100 ioet Ia
deptb wih the improvements thereon admitted to be the
moot valuable and best improved 'front.' on to avenue ~
oAn lots m 3Iihst and Sod st. edj aiming to above IL
ls on Ii Al and IL on 3sih-.t covered oy large aud e1
in,rbe building which runs from street 10 street. 1Ad
vacant lots tho yh-.y each y feet 81 inc.. ia "dih %
100 ee In "a entire on Ihe center Of the hlock -
the croN tbs the ground fall each way Is ne
syens.s In each Of when hee sewefs oas-st o sst
wide aud tho provesnts siiesdy made on the noh 'ae
opposite the pre- offered for sale OF tbs hrsi class o..
ae so thos. on opposite side o Jis For terms asd
psrirul,s ARMY 10 GEORGE r. ALLEN President Of the
boaid q the oice OF Clniscn ~ Potts. esq., no Oh all
It., between ~ ~. and p. m.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-06
5tatlenerp ano fanrp Gccos.
Building Editorials.

MARBLE MANTLEs.-The best place in the
W. city, where the cheapest MARBLE MANPLEs NC
ssn BE- tecebt 10 a A. KLABER5 Marble Yard No I09
xss' nn'st, HeG 3dsv. nsw.yerk ttut this epLI - =
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-06

| VALUABLE COUNTRY SEAT and FARM
for sale in Westehest-f County, With commodious aad
~ i've Bulngs Orchards aud frus all kinds Grapory,
0I.tnh 1o &c. II Is within hour OF the city and
by railroad ami steamboat For healthfune's
sud beauty Of location Is unsnrpassed The Farm contains
and hall dozen elegant building Ses
with TO eecn with extensive ,udscaPe ad water
views. - DuhhLri Finn
No 40 Wal-lt, Jauncey Court.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-06
Wanis.

A SINGLE Lady, of middle age and re-
~ ,p-etabiy who for several years occupied the sson
Of PIjnopa Ia one OF tho Pubic schools o; nelgno3nn!
wors By he co1ld living. In view OF any oa,
ton and confidence she would offer
reference ana security integrity Address r. NJ
Ilibuue On.ce.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-06

T ESSONS on the PIAN0-F0RTE at $l2 per
~ quarter, by competent LADY TEACHER uoder the
superyi.isn Of an eniue1t Professor At No Is West 2h
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-06

OF ONO A very desirable FARM of
" t,OUO. 20 Acres. with House. Barn. and Fruit
Trees Tor SALE, milo east OF JaIusoa L. L. This Farm
/. uos Delightfully."- located. and ohys ohssce for
Investment Apply to j. G. DICKEY. Re. liz Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-06

Coward INSTITUTE, Thomas G. Schriven
DAN PriscipsT Institution will eemmsnce Its eTA
n,s ..s,ioa April 10 Location. Florida Orsnse Co, II
sin miles nom Gssbsa and 90 rsE Nsw.YeIs vi. Erie
s,perior advantages offered Boys Of all ages sdnrs
for business or college, Pupils received at any
tune aid charged from date Of entrsnoe Board and tuus>
SI4o per annau- Eof catass1es si,sst q .pgSe;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-06
xnstrrrllpn.

a. MIR ScEooL ISgr e 1 ,s-Tr
~ IS A RELIABLE EDUCATIONAL, Aap,y,r
for all Who's wen.gnsiisd Tsscnsrs, VIZ
tf pEYr giyisg parents inlosneton Of good schoo,
Rot aiding teacher. 70 scenic snisbls poysioJ
For ceiling and renting school properties 1
" SCHOOL OFFICERS PRINCIPALS aud HF,
OF FAMILIES when ireres Ala earning
class te,chers. will ind that ne have un9saeled faci
Tor rendering prompt and efficient service The ghest "a
eatioLi and 6isnes references cent when applied for
u D. WOODMAS l. Co, Educational rents
lrving Building No. sos Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-06

lsc., 2oe., and 25c. pei yud
BEST AMERICAN DELAlNES only SSc. per yard
200 PARIS BAREGE ROBES "a yards eaeh) last years
styles, only IS, WORTH ' u escll
ALL THE BEST AMERlCAN PRIS1S a. Ale per yard,
sold recently a. l3c. sna Soc - .
HEAVY BARNsLEY DAHASks. from Aaeton, 49, o.
aud ~ worth > g. 81 rs pof yardl
Also,
BLEACHFD MUsLINs a. Isc. and zoe per yard t,oh re-
Gently lof 25e sud JJcl.
"a BLEACHED MUsLlNs. at 25c (.od recently OF 3Sel
Also,
GREAT BARGAINS IN SHAWLS.
STRIPED BRoCHE sHAWLs Csn wool At %. 90 80
worth - 50 and ~6l.
STRIPED BROCHE sHAWLS. superior quality, - 50 10
80 twoTtn 81 50 10 SlOl.
FASHIONABLE GRENADlNE sHA"LS, 81 each
(~oTth e3).
CHECKED WOOL SHAWL5, new designs at 4tto 81
BARGAINS RECEIVING DAILY FROM AUCTION AMI
PRIVATE SALkS.
W. X PEYrOS
No. IA BOwEnY,
near Houston-s..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-06

NOR SALE-A frst-class COUNTRY SEAT,
modern I6 rooms aud wi,o every csnveDisleei excel.
Lent outhuidng lawn shade ns spfing watsI &c ~ or
more acre. cultivated and b. .. Garfield, hornsio"n'
~ j. on the premises, OF HOMER hohdAS' no. srine'
IT., NewYork.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-06
prn Gooos.

pTn Spopues
A RNoLD, CONSTABLE 81 Co. .7
WILL OFFER AT RETAIL
On MONDAY. Aprne,
THEIR ENTIRE SPRING IMPoRTATIoNs, '.
REDUCED TO TEE PRESENT GOLD VALUE
consulting Of
SILKS. t.4 .. lr ,-.a'
PARIS DRESS GOODS
sHAwLs, ..'
'.f s..5 LINENS,
.-. L..a HOSIERY
u.,.. .r.. atm GLOVES. to. Ae
NB-p.,,op. ms, rely on the Deduction being positive
CANAL STREET. CORNER OF hsRcEa- -
| A RNoLD, CONSTABLE s. Co.
" WILL OPEN THEIR
NEW SPRING MAETILLAs AND oLoAKs
ON WEDNESDAY, APRIL 0.
CHOICE COLLECTION OF
REAL INDIA CAMELs HAIR sHAWLs AND
sCARFs.
cANAL-sT., CORNER OF MERCER. N. 7.
RNOLD, CONSTABLE e. Co.
ARE NOW OFFERING. AT RETAIL,
AN EXCELLENT ASSORTMENT OF CLOTHS
CAssIMEREs,
DRlLLlNos, PLAIN AND FANCY PIoUEs, AND
MARsEILLEs v
AT VERY LOW PRICES. ...
CANAL STREET CORNER OF MERCER
nv
Invite attention to their new stock OF
FASHIONABLE DRESS GOODS.
including every novelty In Spring and Summer fabrics La
dies wear being the largest and most attractive assortment
ever exhibited ct Retail,
AT REDUCED PRlcEsl
Also at Store. Nos as5 to 2si GRAND-sT, ind Il
Nos Al and ~ cATHARINE ST.
7 ORD & TAYLOR, n,o.nu.v
Have just received, per steamers
| PLAIN AND CHECK SILKS.
A full and choice sssorlmeut--very desirable.
! Low PRICES AT RETAIL!
Also a, Stores Nos 2Ss TO 2el GRAND-sT., and
Nos. ~ and 40 cATHARNE.sT.
U
Eos 4el to le7 BROADWAY,
VIII open on THURSDAY ApIi9 8, and request attention to
their Spring Importation Of
PARIS MANTILLAs.
Also full sssortme mt Of their manufacture made afer
the most approved Paris shapes Including many Novelties
no, to be IN any other house
NOATS's .
~ 2oNYARD SPOOL COTTON, - ,,,r,,
10000 DOZEN coATss 2Oe-YARD SPOOL COTTON,
- ONE DOLLAR DOZEN.
'A0'iN' TAI nAD HSS LIGHT KID GLOVES. .
Best Quality oLp F PRIcE Go Cent. sP.ir a
oPENlNGSHNtEsw9 . RtiHbBoSs
Nav EMBR0IDERIEs.
OPENING SPLENDID Tr,, STOCK H0SSvy or LADIES' AMI
FULL STOCK HOUSEKEEPING GOODS,
lower than any house in the city;
Nos 2O4 AND 90 SIXTH.Av.
TWO DOORS BELOW FOURrEENTH.sT.
il MEMS. -
ARNOLD, CONSTABLE & Co.
4 ARE OFFERING
| .r-i AT REDUCED PRICES
\ LARGE STOCK or SUPERIOR
| SHIFTING AND sHEEhNG.
LINENS, TABLE DAMAsKs.
..' -- TABLE-cLoTHs,
NAPKINS,
TOWELS AND TowELIN0.
CALAL-sT.. CORNER or MERCER
REAL LAcEs'
... CHOICE ASSORTMENT,
RECEIVED PER STEAMSHIP ASIA,
WILL BE OFFERED AT RETAIL
| ON MONDAY, APRIL 6.
ARNOLD, CONSTABLE & Co.
| CANAL-sT., CORNER OF MERCER
WHITE GOODS.
ARNOLD, CONSTABLE & Co.
! WILL OPEN
ON MONDAY, APRIL g.
49,. THEM SPRING NEGOTIATIONS OF
FRENCH EAIEsooK,
CAMBRIA, AID oRGAHDI NUsLiiis.
| ALSO,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-06

L'OR SALE, to CLOSE an ESTATE-Ihe
l. three.,ory Base lenl and Sub Cellar Brown-S'ens
HOUSE no e2i-pscs, Brooklyn; has ell the moatra M
movements halls frrscoed Terms easy Appiy 70 L. IL
RELLOG0 E1ecuter NO. l39 Pserl,t, Now-York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-06

A RITHMETIC, BOOKKEEPING, WRIT
AMI practically taught at ToyyNSENDs No 2eO Boxsry
Ten Lessons in "rting 81 including stationery Young man
aud evening for ladies' and gentlemen. f ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-06

CTASiFORD, CONN.-Miss TUCKER 70:
,vs, voopr ladies' 10 edncate assisted BY German sse
Eneh rs.d,ut aud by saen professors ffsn
New-York- - - -, x,,,p,.. n N A..,..
, REraaxxoRs-Ths r. Rev John Williams u, VI Ass ~
MsheI Reetor. Stamford, Conn the Rev. John Lose,
stamford Conn. the Rev j. O. Barton OF the fIee Aesss
ernor Minor Stamford. Conn Capt VIM skddy S.amis
Conn., D.yr.psI ':g .s s.S saiSS; c .:s
Quinard esq, r. Y, q. Hsinsken. ESQ; n. II L. w.
ard, esa.. NY, C. =. Fischer, esq, X.
Ia. Wv 70 ha pIinclpal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-06

A TTEyTION JAMES N. MILLER, Auo-
N tioneer will sell ON TUESDAY, April Il at IL ~ a.
No III b. galway, -FOUR NEW ELEGANT Bhow n.
STONE HOUSES with all the modern improvements on
2d.sv near 5Oth-t. Locality highly respectable
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-06

EDITORIAL-A Man of 20 years experience
II az Editor add Correspondent NO useI of tooseco or
ig.or ing Opposed OF his establishment would Ike
psee =, EDITOR WRITER FOR Republican or lnte-
pendent pApe daily weeay. Address TX, OF D. 81
petsengil x Co, Advertising Agent, SeS-foIk.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-06

V,O LET--On Il1th-st., between Sd aud 4th-
II avs, near Centrul Park. THREE WELL-FlSl5dfD
COTTAGE HOUSES with gas fixtures; eight rooms eacn
fine yard fruit tIees outbudinss, &c faehies sood of
getting dow town reat s75 Inquire at No. 2s4 P7ass
ry'O LET-LIGHT ROOMS and STEADY
4 POWER JOHN GAUDU. No. lo3 Wekers-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-06

TNHE ABBOT COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE
4 FOR YOUNG LADIES sS
Ths snr,oc Term will comm sncs April 10 q sne ""-
cammolous mansion of JAMES sgYDAs. esq. sc
uORHAM d. ABBOT. Prnc'~--s
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-11-10

forty years, and is now being fitted M rs a
school ship, will henceforth, by authority OF
the navy department, be known as the New
Hampshire
In settling up accounts between the govern
nent and the state Of New Hampshire, it has
oeen discovered that our granite neighbors
nave been owing Uncle Sam ten thousand
dollars since the war of 1872
VERMONT.
couple of Orleans county attorneys re-
Gently played this sharp game on some sub.
stitute hunters from New Hampshire Law.
yer No. makes out the papers for their ar
rest, and No. 2 makes the arrests. When
they appear for trial, lawyer No defends
them, procures their discharge, and receives
$50 for his services.
CONNECTICUT.
The new iron bridge across the She
tucket river, at Greenfield was comgleted
on the 9TH inst, and accepted by the
towns OF Norwich and Preston. The b. idge
is seventeen feet wide and three hundred and
seventy feet long. Its cost was $4,000.
The seventeen anniversary of the "Society
for the promotion of Collegiate and Theolo-
gical Education at the West" will be held in
Hartford the present week. The annual dis
course will be delivered on the night OF the
AOth ny IEOI. II. OlOFe OF AnuOYer Seminary.
RHODE ISLAND.
Mary 1ierney, widow Of Providence, was
instantly killed on the evening of the 9TH inst.
while walking on the railroad track at that
place, being struck by the engine of the even
ing accommodation train from Boston. She
leave five children from four TO fifteen years
of age.
The farmers in the vicinity of Portsmouth
have not more than half completed their corn
husking. The crop is better than usual and
the only drawback is want of help.
The New England butt and hinge company
at Providence use upwards of one thousand
tons Of iron per annum, and about six hun
dred tons of coal, in making hinges. sad irons.
iron scrapers, &c. Nearly sixty thousand
smoothing irons are yearly turned out at this
esta Adjustment
MISCELLANEOUS.
AT Muscatine, Iowa, recently, two hundred
persons turned out and worked two DAYS in
digging potatoes for the benefit of the soldiers
families in that vicinity The enterprise was
directed by the women of the town, who had
planted and ''weeded" the crop in twenty
acre patch given for the purpose.
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TERMa or ADVERTIaINa.

In tax DAILY SPY;-one square" (three foHrths OF
IN meal nrst Insertion s each subsequent insertion,
neent'i one week, 81 two weeks, % IS; one month
~ 'nfoe months, Ell one Year, go. For half square
inc price Will be three ourhs Of the price Of one square
uslue Advertisements and Special Notices. extra price
msEatr First Insertion 81 per square each sub
w All transient Advertisements muat he patd IN nd-
vance Yearly regular advertisers viii be reaured 10
make quarterly payments y
H. Ho gratMto4s Advertisements. No report reso
ptoSeeugs Of any corporation society or
tsStS ana no communication designed 10 call at
az ~ 70 WY matter OF limited or Individual interest,
oAh DO inserted unless paid for an Advertisement
w The Publishers will not hold themselves respons,.
pic for any errors that occur beyon the amount
charged for the Advertisement.
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FOR PROvINCEToWN.
- TWO TRIPS A WEEK.

From Boston WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY
From PrOviueetown MONDAY md THURSDAY.
The and comnodious Steamer GEORGE SHAT
TUCK, @ Is. SMITH, commander. will commence her
regular trip between Boston and ProvincetOn leaving
the Of Eastern Avenue Wharf Boston, 81 O'Clock
on Wednesday, June II. She been built expressly
for this route. and - fitted with every accommodation
and convenience for ladies and gentlemen Fare 81 so.
For any information, apply to DODBIER * SLEEPER,
26G Commercial Street, Boston.
Z. BOwLY, Agent.
Boston, June 10, 1868. IL deop6m iell
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PENMANSHIP.

Those wishing instruction in Pen nanshp. Letter
Writing or Arithmetic only, purchase Tickets which
entte them to take lessons in these branches ut such
time and often seldom convenient. Tickets Tor
20 Lessons. nGiuiing Stationery)-Ladies $3.50; Cen
tlemem 90. For 40 Lessons, INCLUDING stationery
Ladies', $4,000 Gentli men, $500. Tuition payable upon
entrance.
special attention given to qualifying persons to teach
PefmanshiD. MIR IInwes is aGtl or of Homes HOdet
C5pV Books. and of HoDes charts in Etacid0tioR Of
PenmanShip, which are fer sale at the Academy, No.
2n:L N am Slreet.
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NALL AND WINTT7n UTUInlNU
A. P. WARE & co.

A. p. WARE & co.
INVITE THE ATTENTION OF THEIR
CUSTOMERS AND THEPUBLIC GEN
ORALLY, TO THEIR VERY ExTEN-
sIVE LOTIONS OF NEW CLOTH
ING, COMPRISING GENE IL a l.
STOCK OF sEAsONABLE GARMENTS
ADAPTED TO TIE COMFORT AND
TASTE OF ALL GLASSES OF PUR-
CHAsERs INCLUDING THE MOST
APPROVED NOVELTIES OF THE
SEAsON.
THE BOYS DEPARTMENT rs IN
FULL STOCK, AND WILL BE FOUND
WORTHY OF A CONTINUANCE OF
PAST LIBERAL PATRONAGE.
IN THE CUSTOM DEPARTMENT
WE HAVE TO OFFER QUITE THE
LA RGEST AND MOST DESIRABLE
STOCK Of OVERCO ATING AND
GOODS FOE ALL DESCRIPTIONS OF
HESIR AELE GARMENTS EVER AID
vExTISED AT THIS ESTABLISU-
MENT.
PERSONS IN WANT OF GOODS IN
EIrHEH DEPAKTsIENT OF OUR
Is GUINNESS, ARE REsPGCTFULLY IN
VFTED no GALL AND FREELY Ex-
ANIME THE SAME.
~ PURCHASERS AT WHOLESALE
WILL Do WELL TO LOOK OVER
QUE STOCK.
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geturIrg, DC.
DEDUCTION IN GOLD AND SILVER
IL AT FISTS JEwELRY EMPORIUM, NO.
CT TIE BLOCK.

BAY STATE BLUUk.
This well known establishment can now present at
fractions to purchasers before offered In Woress
ter The decline in gold has enabled me 70 supply my
80, o,r the fail trade at great advantage and no
.rrs and efforts have been spared to furnish the
choicest goods manufactured Visitors and citizens
should embrace the first opportunity to examine the
stock ana notice the reduced prices The proprietor IL
determined to the demands Of purchasers in STYLE
and the most eeomical In price. du Ola
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PRICE 3 CENTS.
for Sale.

WOOD FOR SALE.-The Wood
standing on l6 acres Of land on the enst side OF
Long Pond four miles from the city Hall. The Wood
y years growth, and will be sold all together or in
lots to suit purchasers For further particulars an py
to the subscriber. No. icrmon street ''
ny du ORVILLE l.OrHROP
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-11-10

FOR SALE-Three Shoddy PIckers,
Address L. GOODELL Nllllbury Mass dti ne