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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-03-06
TO RAIL ROAD coMPANIEs

TO Raj. ROAD COMPANIES
y C$R 81 Rail road The
Car S0 aese!ss and ali al
me dust S ns $ .sS
w ssf.ona a being with to this
h They have appointed co,asu. k,aoa.e Of Jersey City
them in quantity and will be attended
81 above Or the % & BSSDY
DIsBRoW'S RIDING SCHOOL,
HsAs s \. {. 49, F;,s., Nsx yss.
Riding - .'.'-
10 IS Lessons ss ). M N;Ss Ss
single Lesson. -. sss siasl. Ride.
B.Hshy trained and auie, Horses. for til. Road or
sa ai:''" iSl ss' fia: ''
$::; q: School
s-HHSss: e. &, G:s;;;: rom 4 u; Gso
Gsn.msa sdn.d during Il; hours s &c g
ar Of :dd.s.. requested rssyioa, eonT.sens:
A, Il; ' ing privilege Of dHs them IN 'h' School Sat"
TO THE DAGUERREAN ARTISTS.
r A. ARTAuLT: Importer Of French Daglerreotype ma
tess and Of Morocco Cases offers sale
Best quality o. Ereuch Plates, No 49, tm.d um) 50 Dozen
struction, all complete and warranted, $50.
Aromatic 0lasses. from - 10 SIS.
ss s % S a
gold for aiding the pictures the new polishing
plates IN two sts aud the beautiful of Mr.
for ts postrr engraved plates
fyou fond ok<he progress beautiful art please
call at the Laayetn Bazaar, lao Broadway of Liberty
ja28 lm*rc fs&
CHEAP DAGUERREOTYPE PORTRAITS.
MRS H. SHANKLANp, Dngueneoype Arts, having taken
A SINCE two years than 1000 portraits and being well
friend. and AZ the Rubc that she gives bean.
Frame for only dollar Being always well patronized and
her customers day. she has for their
the Bazaar s Br9sdway aud branch Of her
opposite the ark Fountain Portraits taken from in the
morning to in the evening any weather. cloudy stormy
frame. j28 lmsrc
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FRENCH FLINT GLASS WORKS,
AT WILL!AMSBUkGH. Y.

MsssRs. BERGER & WALThR known for long serie.
l of years manufacturers Of and
Flint Glassware n the Department Mo.elle nce have hs
furnishing houses genefa they have Branch
Of their Mandatory in "a country and order fulfil to
them have engaged eageraeed and skal workmen, both
krench and English. The beauty Of this Glass the tasteful
style all the articles they manufacture well moderaie
prices and pompttude in The execution OF orders will they
American aud foreign Hou.tJ.
NB.-Cusomers in habit oil transmitting orders their
house iarads Posonniere their general Depot Of
Crystal. 80 Parad Poisson ere, Paris will please forward
tn direet 90 William street New York. FIG lm-ec
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NEW YORK.
Three Doors from Broadway.
THIS NEW HOTEL win he opened the ?oth inst when
the Proprietor. will be happyto accommodate their friends
and the public with boad TIL Lodging r. large and
and the internal fail please.
The Location being in the Of business il offers
merchants from other and the country
passed by any other House ia city
The Furniture Beds aud Bedding all and made
prcssiy for this establishment.
Families who sh parors and Sleeping Rooms attached can
be andsomey accommodated The subscribers
ends and the public that no efforts their shall be
and lille they solicit share of their they hope by
attention, the duties Of Their VOCATION give
tire satisfaction. CHARLES WiCKOFE g. Co
fl m @rc
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THE NEW YORK HERALD
AGGREGATE CIRCULATION
THIRTY-FIVE THOUSAND.
THE GREATEST IN THE WORLD.

To the Public.
THE NEW YORK HERALD-Daly Newspsper-pue-
Eihsd New Years Day Fourth
Of July Price copyor 81 Is per annum-posragss
p,id--cash in advance.
THE WEEKLY HERALD-published every SATURDAY,
paid. cash 10 advance.
Herald 10 over THiRTYfIvE THOUSAND, and increasing
Test has the circulation Of any paper IN fhs cifv
or ne corid and is therefore the best chdl,e for busnsss
IN The city country Prices modexae-cash adyance
and in the elegant style. $500
JAMES GORDON BENNETT
PROPRIETOR HERALD EsrAsLIsHMErr.
Northwest corner Of Fulton and Nassau streets
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AMERICAN EAGLE
X r Z STABLISH INTENT.
corner al Chrystie and Delaney streets,


ONE BLOCK FAST or THE BowERY NEW YORK
TIE says sss. sss s. S he s:s
sas Of the world having
aS'ss s E ao%
The nSp Of Mas Sale y take ,ss ON
integrity his part the rules and regulations Re has
i % sm M E no s
% they %sasy od s s OF % Union
buyer or sse, every CONSISTENT desir bic cuy He
ha1s Il ns% s
ss T q. &.
for gh and al canm;s sur Carlisle Repository
ne s e MSo S p yin
The proprietor iha, after successful practice Of hi.
york pu Sf. Pc : not a%s
%ar VIZ" Isl the al
block oS Wr Ers s"ses.
PHILADELPHIA. February 2slh. 1915
S S66bSEEkFs J 66AANNsFFooS RoBERr JOHNSTON CO.
STOCK EXCHANGE
coLLEcrItoSHN OFFICE,
No. II SOUTH TH1sD Sri OPPOSITE TO THE MECHANICS
Dealer. in ncurreat Notes. Relief Notes. Gold and
Dra Notes and Bills collected with DESPATCH on favorable
Drafts on St. Louis Cincinnati, Ptsburgh, Baltimore New
s xd &: pnlsss.e % United State. Govern.
e City s s.
tended to promptly and with esTs he Board of Brokers'
william Patton, Jun Esq, Cashier, Philadelphia.
Scuil Thompson, do
buck Potter, do
Morgan, Buck & Co., DO
David 8 Brown Co. do
Eckel, Spangler X Raiguel, do
-. Mercer, Brother X Co. do
Hsmsgz
THE PICTORIAL NEWS ROOM,
a$ n a...
aSeys & Will se happy .ss Il:
friends and hopes by attention business
ngnee q The favoIs literally bestowed since he has been
Pie room furnished with New York Old Country Pa
pers regularly
The Bar supplied with choice Wines and Spirits fine favor
ed Segars, aud fine Pale Ale, &c. t+t j23 lm*ec
TO THE PUBLIC
NEW YORK. February 10, 1915.
FHE SUBSCRIBER would respectfully announce to
his friends and the community general that he
has recently leased the UNITED STATES HOTEL and is
fully prepared entertain all who favor him with their
Having been for the sixteen in
above capacity he has hestion that all
tended to him by the public will be duly appreciated
satisfaction eadered the who feel disposed
tronze him. Al.
PSn order keep pace with the times he
change the price for board day from 81 SO to IS hoping
the time it will the full and approba
ton Of the travelling public: . II. JOHNSON,
United Statss Hotel corner Of Fulton,
f2 3wsrs Pearl and Water Streets New York.
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WILSON'S HOTEL AND DINING RUOMS,
No. Gold street, New York.
LATE THE cALEDoNIA.
HENRY WILSON (f Brookyn) begs TO inform his friends
IL m the public generally that he will open the named
"a ablshment on : ONDAY, the 10th of March, 8l5.
Thu has been thorouh y newly furnished
every department. and the vey best Of every description
liquors wines domestic and imported ales and porte,
will be prov ided.
An Ordinary will served up every day to O'Clock
Nj and Refreshments will be furnished any hour during
the day ande evening f28 lmje
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n ruItOn otF0ct,
...,,v hsETwEEN PEARL AND CLIFF J NEW
IE bSCHlbER Keeps constantly hand large
meut Of American and imported Warranted Tools suitable
Chests furnished complete for mechanics families and boys
Mechanics and others wanting good and articles
recommended TO call the subscriber he selling
GOODS az lower PRICES than other house in the
era assortment of Hardware, Cutlery, Cut Nails Hollow
Ware, Shoyels and Srades Japand Ware Sporting mpe.
ments Nc, &c. HENRY +. FAIRBA>K, A Fulton ST.,
lals lm-ec Between Pearl and Cliff New York
COMPLIMENTARY BALL.-Ata meeting of tie pupils
OF MI j. PARkk X, it was unanimously resolved ten.
on the 9Th of March. '
Polka by several sets. 49,
The following the names of the committee
John w. Bricher, John Fleming,
f. r. boyce, james Wilson,
!, II; sutherland, Charles Beers
Charles Davidson .. Levy
JOHN G. GILES, President
DIR. LAhDNEh, CONSULTING ENGINErh
A CARD-The Public is informed, that DR.. LARDNER
"A continues the practice OF business Consulting Engi-
Epglaad and France Inventors patentee
merchans and Others engaged in the and
may consult him matters requiring the application Of the
principles OF practical science Certificates and opinions
validity and usefulness Of and the
arts Reports disputed questions and doubtful points,
penn Investigations with view to the discovery
ing Qproyed processes will be supplied when
required Office No 81 Spruce street., New iorA
All business Letters must be postpaid, prevent
pected retaining fee Of $40 before consuo ton
ma 1mrc
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FRENCH CHINA AND GLASS WARE.
z GEkARDlN, Commission Merchant, IS John street, mp
stairs ha. Just received and offers for sale
white rich fancy decorated Dining Sets
Dessert and Supper Toilet Sets Cups and
Mugs. with moos; Cologne Bottle Figures; Tets Sets,
Also plain ard nch Cut Glass Decaners Water Bottles
Celery Bowls, Preserve Dishes Tumblers. Goblets Wines
&C., &c.
Astral and Solar Lamp Shades and Globes.
Orders for Cut Glass Ware Gliding and Painting
China Ware, match any pattern executed promptly.
tun&r
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SUDDEN CHANGES IN THE ATMOSPHERE
NOTHING Is more trying the human const tutiou pro-
dusing colds coughs rheumatism and yariou. other com
paints WHICH are cured by the Of MRS CARKOI.LB
Medcasd vapor Bshs s Broadway Sulphur Bsths require
one hours notice Open from O'Clock the morning M
o'clock at night. ms iwnc
I.SH rQTATOE s-2sl hampers of selected quality d.
" tsced by the packet ship John r. skiddy Tor sale by
ma wee GkOR0E McBklDE, jun. & Csdnr A.
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DAG Z Il K Z TYPE
II GENERAL.

RNlSHIN ESTABLISHM ENT,
EXGhANGE BUILDING, rH!LADELPhIA.
THE SUBSCRIBERS beg leave inform the Daguerreotype
Artists that they have considerably enlarged hsir connec
tons throughout the Unen the West Indies South America
and Europe They have made be supplied
with article used in the Art They
Canras consisting Of three different sizes. for the sale Of
which they are appointed Agents.. Alse supply Of best
made their especial order Gases ofa the best Polishing
substances and every other article used for the Daguseotyp
constantly hand ar long connecton with the Daguer
eoype Art and their taking pictures
accommodation and reliance Dagueeotype Artists by
ordering articles from Of the above countle
depend and satisfactory execution Of their
Their prices cash Prices Current and information
may be obtained by addressing ipostpsd) 70
II. x LANGENHEIM,
f13 msec Exchange Building, Philadelphia.
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DALLY'S TOBACCO MANUFACTOKY
2S5 River St Troy
SOAP WORKS

PERI UMERY DEPOT.
TN ADHESION Mandatory we have opered Store
for the sale ofonr economical ancy sorrs
Perfumery Family Soap, Patent Crystalline Candles &c., &C.
solicit purchasers to inspect stock which offer
the lowest terms.
Shippers the West Indies and South America are parcu
ia,ly invited to examine Crystalline Candles.
Sales Room No. Courtlanat door the New
National Hotel. JOHNSON. VKOOM FOWLER.
ga lmsec
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SWORD EXERCIS T..

MR. HAMILTON. having entered into arrangement with
N1 Mr.. FULLER, for the Of the Large Room Of his
Gymnasium. No. 70 Ann street and also Military Hall
Bowery respectfully the public that he
tends commencing Glass for the sword Exercise ia all its
branchesAmerican and French, SUCH Small and Broad
several engaged Teacher Of the Sword in the United
States Army
n B-Volunteer Companies wishing become perfect in
either Musket Artillery Drill be taught the the
moderate by application to the advertiser 81 Ann
street. to Capt Smith, Military Hail. or Mr.. Fuller
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FRENCH CHINA
REMOVED TO
so Se Liberty STREET

pALESME, Importer ard Agent for has
"a; s~, on hand large a:sortIaent Of dnna and tea 'e
Dessert Plates OF ell sixcs Dishes, Soup Turcen
Covered Dishes Salad Bowls Brus Baskets, Cusards and
SaAnt.
Aso Esney Ts sc's, snt Rich Decorated Dinner se,i
hsc, 1ts esd Cbceoss War; ars-h. srerch spd Amssss
shape -
soi on lbef. tsrrAs, sRd IA icN Ia s-,pvrehsss.s
tfs sre~.e
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MARCH 5.-Waies VS.. Ewing. case, already n
ticed has been concluded. Verdict this forenoon.
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MARcH -CuMMos PLsas- las DAY. Nos, Q. 81, ~
~, "a, 70, 50, 4,s, 20, Ia, q, 10, %, %, %.
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CIGARS! CIGARS! CIGARS!
M EZEKIEL 90 Nassau street, opposite the Herald Build
ings respectfully invites the Of his
the public generally to the following choice Cigars
ceived by late arrivals from Havana
tegaas OF various Paneelas Of various Alliansa,
:, orands, brands, Knickerbocker
Normas,, Prncpes La Flornda,
rngenuldad, kionda. Estrellas,
GsIsranza Napoleones, Lara.
La lndia Norexas, Lord Bvrops
The above Se2ars
the trade invited to call and examine them.
y. B-Orders from abroad will be strctly attended to-
nc
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MARSEiL'.FS LINE OF PACKETS
MM ~ @ @
III UNDERWENT ships will he regularly deypar he'd
from here the s and from Msres on The 10Th Of each
moath during the year, follows = $3.50
m. =, .en,. From N. York. Narseilles,
s Ship GSAaST0X Captain Coulter April t June 10
sbip HELLEsP0NT, w Sylvester, june 1t Aug 10
NV ship ship - $50 TONS Jnlyist Sept. 10
Nrw snip -, 3oO tons, Aug. LIST Oct 10
esq are a f sailing coopered and eopperstened
enc> Their accommod ions passengers ave Eli that need
be der in point Of comfort and excellent
accommoda the days of sailing
from bot be relied on. -'
Goods add agents will be forwarded free Of other
CHI rpes than those actually paid. -
For freight passage apply
CHAMBERLAIN PIE Ps, Propsetors,
No. o3 Front street or to
BOYD HINCKEN, Agents,
mi &c q ronfins Rn,id;,,0
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WnEAIsO00 Bu,hc: PT!%f Il|EIssi; fe5 -. b !c.
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Era VERY DESIRABLE LOTS FOR sALE-Fiy
@ Lots the souherly side Of 18th street. 5th
Six Lots the northerly side Of 18th street. between 9th
and h with court yards in 'front.' and in the midst Of
Three Lots the sourhery side Of street. between the
9Th and 9TH avenues, in an improving neighborhood.
Two Lots the souhery side OF 18th street. the 9th
avenue
-Four Lots the eagerly side avenue between 18th and
18th Streets with cellars partly dug out.
Five Lots the nor,hry side Of seth street. LIST
The whole amount may rema mortgage, if improved,
ard 10 rer cent If not improved. g. II. WINTER,
i26 m is Wall sfrpet
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FOR SALE.
NJ AIIl,IEIII FARM ait,aafsd

III lei.
AT FORDHAM, WEsTCHESTER co N. Y.
xu1 LARGE and convenient Cottage formerly occupied
HNov Thos Bsssford, with Garden snd Fruit Trees oil
eyery ton adoinngsitnated wthint OF three
hnnded yards OF st. Johns College. The New fork and a
lem Kalrosd Cars and from New York six times day
Apply at t7s Pearl street, New York. fi9 lmsrc
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
.ryhu ABOUT FIFTY ACRES of choice Land in the s.h
&AWMd, the city of Brooklyn fronting the New York
s~Bsy, and commanding beautiful prolect The sltua-
highly picturesque. Enquire Of JOHN b. BERGEN,
the premises. jazz 1m~rc
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COPARTNERSHlP-The subscribers have his day entered
into coparne,s ship under the and firm Of BAUER
BODEN and will the business of Fancy Colord
rape, aud Paper Box its different branches
the old ns.hment. No u Fulton Gold street.
New York, March I, 84s.
CHARLES FERDINAND BAUER.
mi lwsec AUGUSTUS FERDINAND BODEN.
r. HOE " cos PATENT CARD PRESSES.
SEVERAL Of the above maohnes be at the
~ warerooms Of the proprieors, 20 and 81 Gold street.
Prnters aud Others xiIsd % examine the f2s 2m
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WATCHES WATCHES AND JEWELRY.-Those
w who wish to purchase Gold or Silver Watches Gold
Chains, Gold Pencils KEYS &C. will find il greatly their
advantage 10 call on the subscriber who selling all descrp
lions 81 the above az retail much lower than any other house IN
and jewslry exchanged or bought. All Watches war.
anej TO keep coed time the money refunded Watches,
md Jewelr repaired in the best manner and warranted
Vt much less thar the usual prices.
q. G. ALLEN lmporter of Watches and Jeyyelry,
md lmHm Wholesale and retail 90 Wall St.
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DRY GOODS NOTICE.

4 WOULD once more respectfully ask the atten-
lion of my numerous patrons and the public generally
a New and Splendid Stock of Rich Dress GOods am
this day opening Having been in New York and Boston
Markets for the past days. and given entire time and
attention to the purchasing of the BEST GOODS imported
feel fully warranted in saving that prepared TO
show the richest and best selected assortment of Goods
altered an this ton, and equal to any in BOsoa and at
much lower prices. cannot here enumerae all the New
Goods but will name some of the leading articles
CLOAKINGS, &c.
In Rich Ombra Shadngs all colors, a article, and
not TO be found at any other Store. Gaia Pds Rob ROys
Tablets Apaccas, and heavy corded Changeable SILKS
and all other styles ever kept by any one.
, DRESS GOODS.
100 NEW DRESSES of French Cashmeres and Mouss-
lines, in designs splendid thdn any before i'm
ported Also every description Reps Corded Cash
eres and NJ de Laines at all prices from TO three
shilings per yard.
SILKS-SILKS.
90 ps NEW SILK, some Of which haze not been import
sdteh ddysembracing Of the elegant st. les
ever offered in this country. Any in Rich
SILK will be sure to find the latest style and handsomest
article by calling on me-ptce varying from 80 cents
S225.
SHAWLS.
Ouer One Thousand Shatys embracing nearly one hun
dred different styles, from the cheap Blanket Shawl 81
TO the Finest Cashmere S25. Purchasers will find on
examination that this the Place purchase good Shaws
Cheap.
PRLNTS-4O cases New Prints, some beau
ufu styles from the Merrmack, Fall River American and
Hamilton Print Works, embracing all qualities, from 5
IS cts per yard
Broad Cloths, Cdssimeres, Satinets. TaiIors'
Trimmings and Furnishing Goods Of every kind.
CARPETS-FEATHERS
OIL CLOTHS all Withstand every description of Dry
Goods found in any Store and prices that cannot
fail of being entirely satisfactory.
call from purchasers is requested, and if Goods and
prices do not please they may assured they will
urged TO, nor tasuHed u they do not buy
JOHN B. WYMAN.
Worcester, Sept %. dw8s
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THOMAS EARLE would at this time respectfully return
his thanks the citizens of Worcester vicinity
liberal patronage bestowed him since opening here-it
has been eyond his most sangune eXpectatons-but
account OF his health has been obliged give up, and
feels warranted in recommending his customers continue
with his successorsGnos OF whom have been habit
of trading with Thompson, of the firm, he has been
engaged with me the past years T. EARLE.
Worcester, Sept. 18th, 1845 d&wuS9
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A GREAT PLACE FOR BABIEs.-According
to the census of 1910, there were in Missouri, at
that time, the astonishing number of sixty-seven
thousand one hundred aud ninety babies,
or young specimens of humanity under the age of
five years If they have continued to come in
an increasing ratio, we wonder how many the
next census will record.
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THE CoRREsPoNDENcE.-Th N York Tr-
bune after giving copious specimens of the Hoyt
correspondence, makes these remarks
$50 we might 20 on, holding up these unmask-
ed pretenders to Democracy in strings, like on
ions, did our columns hold out but they WON'T
1t is all self, peH, trick, management, and swim
die, from one end to the other. Mr.. Van Buren,
knew HOyt well when he appointed him Coec
tor, and HOyt knew Van Buren, and his whole
bal. There is no mouthing, no cant, or very lit
tie, in this volume. The parties know each 9TH
er, and spurn all useless DISCUSSES. But we have
given! enough to satisfy some readers, while ma
ny others will be satisfied with nothing short of
the E'book' itself A long duped but now unde-
ceived people will treasure the revelations here
made and act upon them. For the men here pla-
ced naked and shivering before them are not sec
ondary players of the cut-throat game-they are
the chiefs and champions of party Democracy
its District Attorneys, Collectors, Attorney Gen
erals, Governors and Presidents.
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CHANGE AT THE
WORCESTER SHOE STORE.
COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE.


FTHE Subscribers having purchased of Thomas Earle his
entire Stock of Boots and Shoes would respectfully in
form their friends and the public in general that they have
formed coparnershp existing under the firm of Thompson
Ballard for the purpose of ansactng the Boot and Shoe
business at the old stand 10 Mainstreet is their nten-
on 10 keep complete and the lest quality
All persons DESTROYS of purchasing Boots and Shoes low
prices respectfully invite call and examine our
Sock-where they will find Ladies' and Genemens Phia-
depha Boots and Shoes of the finest quality. Also Mems
Boys and Childens Calf Kid and Thick Boots and Shoes
OF every descption-a of which will be sold low
any other store. We hope by close application 10 bu
siness, and manesting desire please that may
receive liberal share Of Public Patronage.
THOMPSON Il BALLARD.
OLNEY F. THOMPSON
CHARLES BALLARD,
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SALES IN PHILADELPHIA,
BY CLAGHORN & HILL,

HUUUUHUUINW UUHHIINNIUH WUIUHUHIS'
Nos. 80 & "a, Market street, Philadelphia.
XXTE shall sell on FRIDAY Morning, Oct. 10,
W on A LIBERAL CREDIT,
600 Cases Boots, Shoes and BrOgans,
comprising complete assortment of Eastern and City
made Boots and Shoes, &c.
Regular Package Sales Of
BRITISH, FRENCH AND AMERICAN DRY GOODS,
held every Wednesday Morning, on months credit.
Goods from the shelves sold every Saturday. at 10 o'clock
q Advances made every description of Goods con-
signed and every information and facility afforded Con-
signors by w. c. ROBINSON, Agent,
80 dwtf No. 81 FULToN-sT., BOSTON,
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DIED,

DIED,
In Toledo, Ohio Sept. g. Mr. William Tyler, formerly
North Brookied, %.
In Braueboro' Vt, Sept H. Mr. John B. Phelps, of
Ansel Phelps, Esq of Greenfield, 20
In Det5ot Michigan Sept s. on his home from
visit in the East Samuel Top Esq, of Princeton, Ill.,
formerly OF the house OF Cushman Top of Boston, u.s.
graduate Harvard University in the class of 1895.
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Office of the Worcester \ Nashua R. R Co..

WORCESTER, Sept "a, l645
A SPECIAL MEETING of the Stockholders of the Wor.
IN cester and Nashua Rail Road Company will be held at
this Office Tuesday, october ls45, at O'Clock r. M
to on the following articles, viz: -
LIST To ascertain whether the Stockholders of the Wor
and Nashua Rail Road Company will unite with the
Groton and Nashua Rail Road Corporation according to the
provisions Of their respective charters.
3D. To any other business concerning the inter"
ests Of the Company.
Per order OF the Directors
q. b. LONG.
DIV 40 Clerk pro tenn. and Treasurer.