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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-09-05
TELEGRAPH NEWS.
ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO TIE GAZETTE.l
LOUISVILLE CONVENTION.
Final Adjournment No Nomination.

New YORK Sept. 5.-The Worlds Louis
vile special says 'To-days programme is to
push AdauIs up to the first place, and nom
nate LYONS or Edecrton for Vice President.
LOUISVILLE, Sept 5.-The Convention was
not called to order by the chairman until hall
past ten o'clock, the Committee on Resolutions
during the delay holding consultation IN the
rear end of the Court room. 1t was understood
at the hour of meeting that no official proceed,
ings in the Convention would be had until
O'Conor could be definitely and finally heard
from. The current talk is that Adams will be
nominated for President if 0 Conor continues
to peremptoriy decline. La that case various
persons are named in connection with the can
didacy for Vice President
Kelly, Of Louisiana, said he had been IN
slucted by the Committee on Resolutions to
read communication on behalf Of the LOUIS.
lana delegation, justilying their withdrawal
from the Convention The reasons assigned
for such procedure are the hopeessness of the
cause of Democratic PRINCIPLES IN consequence
of the decided decnation OF y Conor and the
confused condition of affairs.
GoodIctt, OF New York, offered a resolution
which he thought would alter the determine
ton of the Louisiana delegation. The resolu-
ton embodied the general idea that since
" OOOOr udu DCCu ulldululUuSly HolulHut@o etuu
had dcclincd,i was the duty of the Convention
not to nominate another candidate, but to APP
peal to the country and give the nominees the
same hearty and enthusiastic support as it both
candidates had siguifed their acceptance. Good.
lett supported his resolution in a speech of
some Aength, euiogizing O Conor's ability pur
ity of character aud Democratic tcalty The
speech was frequently interrupted by occasional
applause
MORGAN, Of Indiana, combatted the reso!u-
ton urging that the strong and emphatic de-
clarations in O'Conor' letter that he could not
serve was sufficient warning to this body not to
nominate HIM Now that O'Conor has per
emptorily declined the Convention owes it to
its dignity to make new nomination. The
New York delegation should Withdraw . Con
or name.
He moved that Goodlctt's motion lie on the
table. This motion vas Withdrawn in order to
allow Duncan to read a telegram FROM John
Quincy Adams as follows:
"QrINcY, MASS, Sept 5.
CnZ .Blant0u Duncan, Lo~iriWe:
will gladly serve us Eice-Presdent With
@ Couor, but will accept nothing else. O'Con-
or must positively stand.
JOHN g. ADAMS"
LOUISVILLE, Sept. 5.-l'hc Convention aid
journcd without nominating any one IN . Con
ors sscal
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Loudoun CO.. aug J-W.S Commissioners
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Y OR kENT-Thc valuable estate known IL
GREEN SPRING." situated in Fa;- fax Co,
Va, containing about 3ll acres, is offered for
sale. The cleared land-about 30 acrcs-iS III
good state Of cultvat Oh; the buildings consi=.
of BRICK DWELLING, containing SSsast
eli sht rooms, with brick kitchen attached, .EsIl.
barn corn house, hen house, spring house ana
meat holsc; there is an abundance OF different
kinds Of fruits Is well supplied with pure WA
ter, and for healthIulnesS is unsurpassed. II not
sold by SEPTEMBER Eth, on which day IL
will be offered ut public suction, 1t VIII DC rent
ed tie good tenant for one or i've years -,..,,
The proximity Of the property to the markets
of the district OF Columbia and AleXandFis, be
ing 5! miles from the lstGr on the L'':s k!yer
TGrnpike, makes it deSir:be for dairy trGek'ns
or general farming periGns d9 ,hn OF En,-
ST AlcSaudria, Va. Pos session will be given ~
"nv timr MATHEW . Bi;lEN.
Fairfax county, aug 23-cotSl7
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Weather Report.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, Sept. ), | a. II

WASHINGTON, Sept 5, | | a. N.
Probabilities Diminishing pressure, south
erly to westerly winds, cloudy weat her and rain
prevail over the Middle States and extend over
New England during the afternoon and even
ing, the former increasing to brisk over Lakes
Eric, Ontario aud Huron Cloudy weather and
areas of rain during the afternoon and night Tor
the South Atlantic States, with southcrly to
westerly winds. Partly cloudy weather from
the Gulf to Tcnncsst W tn light to fresh winds
Diminishing pressure, southerly aud southwest
erly winds and gen, rally cloudy weather from
Kentucky to Lake Erie, the upper La kes and
Northwest Brisk southcrly to westerly winds
for Lake Michigan.
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Hy r. A. Kcr,y. .AucttUneer.

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE AT AUG
' TI4S-Wil be offered at public auction,
'i9 'front.' Mayors Office on SATURDAY, the
3lst Of X gust, at II clock IN, the BRICK fs==
STORE ia. DWELLING, on the south A:i
side of King Street. between Alfred and
Patrick, now occupied by j. II. Padgett, the
property cf the late II. Bradley, dec d.
Terms Of Sale: One-tourth cash in hand on
the day Of sale the residue i'll four equal pay
ments at three, SIX nine and twelve months, the
purch ,ser giving negotiable notes, with APP
proved endorsers bearing interest from the day
of sale; the title to be retained until the whole
purchase money is paid or the whole sum can
be paid cash down. as the purchaser may prefer
Stamps and conveysncinS ut the cost Of pur-
chaser. Further particulars al time of sale.
JOHN T. CREIGHTON,
Atty. for the heirs of H. Bradley, dec d.
aug 6-euts
gzi5~Thc above sale has been postponed until
SATURDAY, September 7lh, NJ the same time
and place aug BIS
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The Mctis Disaster.

New LONDON, Sept 5.-Circumstances rcn-
der it improbable that the exact number OF
lives lost by the Metis disaster will ever
be ascertaincd Thirty bodies have been re,
covered and between fifteen and eighteen per
sous arc missing. The government investlga
ton which was to have been commenced yes,
terday was postponed till to day when it will
bopin at Providrnce
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-09-05

CANAL NAVIGATION INTERRUPTED. The
canal boat Vaudervoort, which sunk in the
canal basin night before last, was raised last
night. The canal boat Thomas Patton, loaded
with coal, sunk at Four-me Run, last night
but will be raised Today, and oats will again
pass tonight.
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Threatened Destruction Of 1. City.

special says The Chief Engineer of Erie,
Pa, tecgraphs that the fire there threatens to
sweep the entire city. The principal buildings
arc already consumed. Buffalo has sent two
fire engines At 1890 u. N. the Mayor Of
Erie lecgraphs for aid for the houseless poor. .
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-09-05
Delegates to the PifiSburg Convention

New YORK, Sept. GA st. Louis special
says the Soldiers and Sailors Mass Convention,
of Missouri, was held there yesterday. Mayor
Pierce was elected permanent President. Ten
delegates from each Congressional district were
chosen to attend the Pittshrrg Convention.
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fsE Green ~ Wise.

Real Estate Agents and AucLioncers.
'TOMMISSlONERS SALE OF VALUA-
~ BILE Landry virtue of n decree of the
Circuit Court for Alexandria county, pronounced
at its November term, 1871, in the suit of Chat
hams executors vs. Tochman tai, in chanccry,
the undersigned, commissioners therein named,
will offer for sale, by public auction, ut twelve
o'clock M, in front of the Mansion House on
SATURDAY, the 2l:h day of August, 1872,
TRACT OF LAND, containing fifty acres, ST.
uatcd in Alexandria county, Va, between AL
exandria city and Washington, ID. G., being -
part of the IS SUMMER HILL" estate and DE-
scribcd in the deeds Of trust mentioned in sched
ule A.
Terms: So much rs may be necessary to pay
the costs of suit and sale 10 be paid in cash the
residue in three equal annual instruments 1T one
two and three years, respectively from the day
of sale; the bonds of the purchaser, with salts
factory personal security, to be given for the
deferred instaments, and To bear interest iron
date, and the title to be retained till they are ali
paid. The cash pnyr, cnts To be forfeited and
the land resold at purchasers risk on failure To
pay said bonds or any part of them us they may
respectively fall due. Stamps and convcyanc:ng
at the cost OF the purchaser.
=. w. WATTLES,
;. FERGUSON BEACH,
jy 2i-Ls Comrn'r RS. of Sale.
HSs. The above sale has been postponed until
SATURDAY, Sept. !. aug 2l-ts
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-09-05

MAYoR's OFFICE. Henry Nokcs, for beat
ing his reputed wife, Julia, both colored. was
fined and discharged. This is the man who
was reported to have been arrested tor SWIM
ming III the docks.
Two boys, Sam Madison and George Boswell,
for disordcrly conduct, were discharged with a
rcprimand.
Mrs Owings and daughter, for abusing
Nancy Hall, milk woman, accusing her OF
watering her milk, aud beating her son, were
fined aud discharged.
NIGHT REPORT Night cold and clear till
towards morning when it became cloudy
There were no disturbances, but three prison
ers in the station house.
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The Markets.

NEW YORK, Sept. 5 Stocks dull and steady.
Gold steady at l3s. Money easy at 4. Virginia
skies Al; new 81. Flour quiet and unchanged.
Wheat quiet and steady. Corn nomInaliy un-
changed.
BALrlMoRE, Sept 5-.Virgnia SKIES old, IS;
Virginias, consolidated, 81; do. registered and
peeers As; West Vireinias Is! bid to-day. Cot
ton firm; low middllngs 2la2l4. Flour easier
and quiet. Wheat steady and firm; choice am
Der lS3AlS7. Corn quiet; white Southern o.
yellow do firm at 81 TO; mixed Western firm al
G5a64. Oats dull; Western mixed 37!a39. Rye
dull ut I:MSl
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL ES-
" TATE.-By virtue OF decree of the Coun
IT, Court of Loudoun, made ut the August term,
1872, in the case OF Hopkins, Hall & Go. vs.
Bcrkclcys, the undersigned, commissioners OF
SALE will sell, to the highest bidder, in front OF
the Court House, in Lccsburs, Va, on MON
DAY, the 18th day Of October, 1872, TWO
VALUABLE TRACTS OF LAND, Of which
Charles +. Berkeley died seized and possessed,
viz:
1st. "ENDFIELD," situated on the edge Of
Prince William county, miles southeast OF
Aldie, containing about1i5acrc ofrnnSuaily fine
timber land-moStly chestnut. About the Sulrc
quantity Of land was recently sold oil Of End
field" to Mr.. Lctlcrman, Of Baltimore, who
now owns it, There Is u steam SAW mill near
this tract which makes the tin Der very valuable
ID. a BEAUTIFUL FARM in Caroline
county known rs 'REDCLIF FEE, containing
STA acres. This farm lies on the Pamunky
river, miles from Hanover Court House, de-
pot on the Chesapeake u Ohio Il. r., and adj
Joins IN urth Wales" the splendid estate of the
late William Carte. The ncigh5Jrhood Is II
most desirable one, the land is OF good quality,
and easily cultivated. The DWELLING IT,
is large and well arranged, with fine AVN, E4
garden and orchard attached, ami Is altogether
a most beautiful and desirable farm.
Terms of Sale: So much of the purchase mon
cy to be paid in cash on tie day of ale ~ vii!
pay the costs of suit and expenses OF sale; the
residue upon u credit Of one, two three and four
,.ars in equal instruments bearing interest
from the day OF sale the PURCHASER to execute
his bonds for the deferred ins.alments, and the
title to be retained I'll! ihe EqFf use WIHnry Is all
paid. VI Al illE nhhkloJN,
POWELL HARRISON, e..
J. Ii. ALEXANDER,
IOudoun CO., aug J-W.S Commissioners.
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RENcouNrRE. * reuoouutre occurred on

RENcoUNTRE.7e,A rcncouutre occurred on
Royal street this evening betwecf Mr.. Geo NJ
Miller, of Washington, and Mcssrs T. l.. Smith,
IT., and G. H. Smith, in which the former had
his head bruised. Capt. Webster aud officer
Mullen, of the police were walking by at the
tune, and before any of the parties could have
been badly hurt, arrested all of them and carried
them to the Mayors office, where they were
severally fned aud discharged. After they were
released, Justice Beach, on the application of
Mr.. Miller, issued {; warrant for the arrest OF
the Mcssrs. Smith upon the charge OF assault
and battery. The case will be tried to morrow.
The difficulty was occaSioned by an insulting re-
mark made to Mr.. f. i. Smith, :jr., who is
Corporation Attorney by Mr.. Miller, his for
mer client.
INCORRECT REPORT The many friends OF
the parties heretofore reported as drowned
near pincy Point, last week, will be delighted
to hear that Mr. Ephram Chcsser, OF ST.
GEORGES Island, who arrived here to-day, hay
ing lett his home on Monday last, says that the
report of the drowning is entirely incorrect, and
that all of those reported drowned arc safe and
| well. and had arrived at their homes on the
Island Capt Darlington doubted the cor
rectuess of the report at first, as stated IN yes
| terday's Gazette, and that his doubts were wen
| founded affords great relief to the many who
, were acquainted with the parties said to have
been drowned. The report originated III ash
ington and was first published IN that city.
MECHANICS HOME ASSOCIATION meet
ing of the Alexandria Mechanics Home Asso-
citation was held in the hall of the Friendship
| Fire Company last night the President, Dr. j..
| B. johnson, in the chair and NJ. B. Harlow, sec;
| rotary. The dues OF the members were paid, and
| Mr. Isaac Green was elected u homestead mem
ber Several members purchased lots OF which
| the President had plots After the transaction
of some routine business the meeting then ad-
journcd to rcassemble on the night OF the 18Th
instant
PERSONAL The Lynchburg Republican OF
yesterday, says:-"Mr Hugh Latham, late
Mayor of Alexandria, was in town yester-
day. The respite allowed from official labors
seems to have been of great benefit to Mr..
Latham, physically.
RETAINED LETTERS. The following letters
arc detained in the postoffice here for want OF
stamps Mrs. Fanny Chinn. Baltimore, Md;
Miss ElnilyJ. Baker, South Dartmouth, Mass ;
H. Woods, Baltimore, Md; +. W. Robinson,
Rap,abauuock Station.
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Thunder Storm and Loss Of Life.

LoSpoN, Sept. "a heavy thunder storm
occurred yesterday at Bacton, Lancashire
causing the loss of several lives and doing much
damage to the crops.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-09-05

MEETING OF TIE FIRE WARDENs. An ad.
iourned mceting Of the Fire Wardens was held
last night, at which Messrs. }. t. Smoot, j.
p. Coleman and g. +. French were present,
Mr.. Green being absent on account of sickness.
A communication from the Chief Engineer of
the Fire Department, recommending the cree
ton of shed 10 the rear of the eng zine house
of the Columbia Company, for the wagon late
ly purchased by that Company, and the repair
of the pavement in front Of the Columbia en-
CINE house, was received and its recommends.
tions adopted An election for engineers and
drivers of the two steam fire engines was then
held, and resulted in the unanimous election OF
j. II. Young as engineer and t. d. Dix as
driver of the Hydrau'i,n, and Richard Purcell
as engineer, and Alpheus Brown as driver of
the Columbia The meeting then, without the
transaction of any further business, adjourned.
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ACCIDENTS. MIR. Thomas Beach, the fire
man of the locomotive of freight train on the
Alexandria and Fredcl .cksburg Railroad, while
cleaning his fire yesterday evening at one Of
the stations on the road, touched the blowout
pipe with the rake and was badly scalded by
the steam, which also blew him against a
wheel and cut his head. He was brought to
this city on the locomotive, taken to his home
in the Sd Ward, where his injuries were dressed
by Dr. French, and this morning he was re-
ported as improving
A young man named H. H. Harper, en-
ploycd at the sash factory of Jameson u Co.,
had the first joint of his left thumb accidentally
cut off there this morning. His wouod was
dressed by Dr. Brown.
a son of Mr. Welsh, living at Burgundy
across Cameron Run, had his hand severely
mutilated by being caught in a machine there
on Tuesday last. DR.. Brown also dressed his
wound
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PIANOS!
y MONS 4 Y p r Z 5 S

Calls for ard delivers baggage to any address
in Alexandria, Georgetown and Washington;
moves furniture and does any other hauling.
Omnibuses will call for passengers in any part
of tie city. Orders left at the Office No. n.
rug 30-,m= JOHN 5. LAROWE, Agent.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-09-05

WTANTED-A wcll-educatcd YOUTH.
w about II or IS years Of age, to learn the
retail drug and prescription business. Appl y at
209 King street. sep Dot
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w, ID. COIsSE a. CO..

81 i 81 kIng st.
who confidently recommend them as Il rst-clas
security, and who have already sold larg
amount to some of our most prudent and saga
ciuus business men. aug 21-tf
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I lME-We have on hand and are regularly
IL receiving the RIVERTON WOODBURY.
ED LIME, which we guarantee as equal to any
Lime in the market, and at prices satisfactory
to the trade. SH1NN u Co,
aug 81 Il Union street
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John A. FIELD,
CIGARS, TOBACCO, SNUFF. PIPES

TINGLEY PATENT CHU RMS, of assorted
j. sizes, for sale very low to close out stock.
Also Dasher and other Churns, at low prices.
Call and see at SIS King street.
aug2S j. 7. CREIGHTON " son.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-05-14
RosToN & ALBANY RAILROAD

WE WINTER ARRANGEMENT commencing on MON
PAsSENGER TRAINS leave Worcester;
Eor BOSTON, at ~ exp, A25 Exp. and gIj a M and
l'5v, go eN p 800 exp, b.OO and g,55 exp. m.
The ~ M and 1925, 1855 and 95j m traina star,
from Washington 81. alton; all others from Foster ST.
For Grafton, Westboro Southvilc Corlay;lle and
Ashland at 100 and 9.i5 a m, l.iO and 800 D m '"~
FOR south birmingham, 400, 100 g25 and IA a m
Lay, 10, 35t 600 and S.55 pm. 80
For Milford at 100 and 9.25 m, l40 1926 and 355 M
For Natiek, at 100 and 9.45 m, IiO and 600 D m ~
For wellesley, Granville, West Newton Newton
Ahu B1ghtOn at 100 and y45 m. and 800 M Pas,
segers LOT the same stations can also take The Lao m
wards " 'S "i'er
The i2O m train every day except MOI dav; all
others every day except Sunday "
Sunday express from Albany leaves Washingtb sonara
stltOt at S.55 a m, for Boston 'i'
sunday mai leaves Washington square Station Al
2.5u A. N; lMnniay), Tor Boston. -
TRAINS leave Boston folows.
roF W oreester at $40, 100 $50 eXp eXn n m I "a
express, iSO express to birmingham j56 Xpress 500
For New York, via Springfield 90 exp am. 800 exp.
New New YORK, via Norwich, 5.se exp. PM
Grafton. 90 m, $780, 430 p m.
Westboro' 100 M l30. 4.36 $50 exp m
SouthVllle, 100 m, l.3O, 4.3O D IN,
Cordaville, 100 q m, 1870, 4.30 D M
Ashland, 100 m, l30, 43O, $50 exp, I'M
South Framingham, 500 100, $50 exp and o M vn
M d'S1 SiS eSP dV0 exp, 400 43O exp k5OO 5S6
Ratick, 100 10 m, lSO ais, 400 $780, $50 500 N m
Mnbury, 100 M, 4sOpm
saxonville, 1000 q m, 500 D m.
MilloId IOO $50 exp, Sexp: am, BIS exp 4sO EXP nm
All outward trains runs daily except Sunday r r'
sunday Mail leaves Boston at R3D D M stunning % III
Newton, South birmingham, Worcester West ProoML
9ed Palmer and Springfield, arrives in New YORK a,
oSV u. Z. y. RUSSELL, Supt Sprinr6eId
A.. Sun u
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A ARGE PRA TICT
In these SpeciaIties

FENHE SECRET MEDICAL COUNSELOR
- l5O Pages and II Illustrative Engavlngs.
A new medical work, written by Dr. +. HallOck, who
has had greater in the treatment OF diseases
winch are described in this work than perhaps ever fell
70 the lot OF mortal man. II treats Lost Manhood
nervous and General Debility, Seminal Weakness, and
al diseases OF the Generatve Organs in both sexes.
Sent free on ecelpt OF stamp. Address IALLoCK MED
iCAL INSTITUTE l43 Court ST.. Boston, Mass.
\. B.-DR HALLoCK. who Is the Chief Consulting
Physician of the Institute, be consulted personally
or by mai. d&w3m mh25
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GBs 9aiIn spp: aa1orfestr, Gnesoap ong ap H. 1872
Heal estate.
NO. 2 BRINLEY HALL.
ID. f. PARMENTER & co.

49, FOR SALE-A Cottage House of s
i; rooms. in excellent conditions; good lot; some
Mil fruit; minutes walk from Court House.
- Price S3.l50. D. F. PARAIENTER IL CO.
an26 diff No. BrinlnY Hall.
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NORWICH AND WORCESTER DIV.

IN SION, b., ii. and r. RIi, Isl, '' EN- DiNi-
n.a iEsA'ns G w Souri,, LEAVE WORCESTER AT
stsr with train from southhridge, and for Boa
ton ton a. PainGeld with trains TO and from Hart
-, New London from West Side station.
10 90 Am Way Passenger Train. Connects at wor
burg, Lowell, &c; al Worcester Junction with
Western and Providence trains; q Putnam with
train from BOstoni ~ Planneld for Providence /
At Norwch with tralas for New London, Mygiie
K.I6pm Way passenger Train Connects Al Wa,
oester with trains from Nashua Fitehhurg, Low
81 'se a. Woreesiser, s Junction ION WIN Express
Providence and worcester .,r roads; a. Putnam Wit
train gom hSSS@ aad atf Sr junction train,
this train Pashengers from way stations teSra 10,
Webater Putnam and DanclsOnvliei tor ANScp
York BY steamer from New London viii tai t s ,s
train 10 Norwich. "' 'niA
T.aO pm Steamboat Express Tram for New YORK
Connects at WOrcestef with trains rom n ol, vrk
Concord, Manchester, Lowell Lawrennn Nno5nton
r dIc E,nkiiS and nans from Boston wal
Tor New London at O.16 m '"''" "orwich
p.IO steamboat Express train far no o AT .,,
to SSeP MS2at9ay connecting q Putnam 5r Bos
cester for Boston, Framngham Iar~nIi' ~ NOR
concord, fltehbnrg, DC This TRAN, le,,vns Na,s
steaner a. LILO nj, dependent on arrival Of
SOON p1I1hs Way Passenger Train Connecting
or BoSton arriving az ~ PIs,S9Cmee !. a Putnam
e and iSr spnngneld and way stations, Albany
Gos, sd H IISydenee at Worcester Tor trains q
Ai"O psai m; way rasegnger Train Connecting a.
srriying a, W w Train IRON and for Proyllencei
10 bgsl0n Providence, Springfield and Albanyi
S'A5 IN. Way Passenger IraiH CoR Si Il Nor
sed MN ,5an TSm sew London and at Plain
eester with train Tor Boston.
Loayes Webster for worecs G Tr AZ zoe am.
Leaves Worcester for Webster Al 9.:iS pm.
m so ss X ss Tslas.iii' b SITS,t;
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VVHE LADIES' HAIR STORE.-Misse,
= a. u. f.. o. CLOUGlI would respectfully inform
Their lazy friends and former patrons that they have
returned 10 ther Old location, 81 Front St. s. r. IelanJs
bulldmg' opposite the Common where thew will he
HAPPY TO attend TO the wants OF all who may favor them
win call N making WORK to order; AFRO renoyaIIn@
ana adjusting old sets of hairs cutting chidren's and
misses hair, ehampoong, &C., &c. '"N
mvaO TENNAAyB n oid:Sonn,GidIL,