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The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-10-31
Messeager,s Nnfine.

Worcester, SIS October %, 1913
HENRY CHAPLIN, Esq, Commissioner of Insolvency
- Tor the County of Worcester, has this day issued
warrant against the Estate of JOHN L. JOSIIN
OF Lancaster, in said County, butcher an insoIyent
debtor and the payment Of any debts or the delivery Of
any property belonging to SAID insoven debtor TO him
OF lot ms use and The transfer Of any property by him
The hrs meeting Of the creditors Of said debtor viii
oe oeid at the Office of said Commissioners in Worcester
~ saia Couny, on the tenth dag Of NoDember merit y,
ten o'clock in the forenoon the proof of debts snJ
the cholce OF an assignee assignees of his Estate
uot"it45 j. DAY, ID =, MESSENGER
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Cheap Goods at Chamberlin's,

A 4 ENGLISH PRINTS at 10 cents per yard
II II sold in all other at l2l cts.
Fine French Ginghams II ward wide at 90 cts
sold every where else at 25 Cts.
Good styles shilling NJ. de Lame at l24 cts.
Yard wide BROWN SHEETINGS for cts per yd.
Fine all wool FLANNELS tor Ladies at 25 Gus
Fine Scarlet Twed do for % cts.
Super Cord ALPACCAS for 25 cts
Good Cotton Ingram CARPETS for l shilling.
Good all Wool and Worsed do Tor As cts
IS cent quality, in choice new patterns, at 62Ic.
Many heavy Carpets, same grade not as COCA patterns
from so to 60 cents.
SHAWLS ofall kinds, especially PLAID LONG
SHAwLs at teny fire per less than The qr5ces of
any other Store in FORESTER
CLOAKINGS-the best assortment in town
10 cent less than he bought in any other
Every description of Fail and Ninter Goods at CORE
spending low prices.
| ain daily receiving NEW GOODS. bought
very low for cash. and will pledge myself to sell ANYTHING
in my stock Mt Ten per cent than Gun be bought AZ
any other Store in Worcester Boston
am qne awnre of the statement | make above and
am ready to back ii up by parison OF the goods and
prices with those of any uther Store.
HENRY Ii. CHANBERLIN
oct To- DIV "3t l62 and l64 Main ST.
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ARCHITECTURE.

TUE undersigned having connected themselves in hr
l. ness under the and firm OF " ''9
B0YDEN & JOY,
for tho purpose of Drawing Plans and making ont sroc
hca0hs OF buildings, in every variety Of syIe nye ii,
tnose VINO contemplate building TO give Gull rs we
ton 70 all who may favor Us with their patronage ~
Office, NO 20, (4ih Ao0r) Central Exchange Wcrcosto
- ELBRIDGE BOYDEN
aug IL. dwu LEWIS Il. 10Y -
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Wanted Immediately,

TWO good Joumeymen WheewrighJs to whomo liber
J. al wages and constant employment VIII be given.
Enquire of D. II. WHEELER
Grafton Centre. June IS, 1877. dtf
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TO CARpENTERa.

THE subscriber would LEI The finishing of a Dwelling
L House, or would hire good Carpenters Until the
same is done. A. CARTER.
Aug s. dtf
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BLANK ELS.

T'HE largest and best assortment ever exhib;,ed i;
THIS county may now he found at Heoa Oua,Is.s
and at prices watch defy competition Our as,nr,n,o"i
embraces some OF the most magnificent Blankes ever
ket Chords, from 80 TO Is 90 the pair. Wv "'''>
sep. ~ 6w B. l. HARDON a. 60
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SALE OF
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE

IN MILLBURY
>8-S WILL be sold at Public Auction, on vvEDNEs.
EMaA ~ DAY, (to-mOrrow,) Nov. l. at 2 O'Clock F.
%AI4s0. NJ, on me premises large and commodities
DWELLlNG HOUSE, p stories high near the LIST Con-
gega0nal meeting house in said Mibuy well fitted Tor
boardng mouse. or large Shoe Manula Glory with an
for garden, pasturing. &c
Also about 50 acres ofPAsTURE, TILLAGE, Now
purchasers. " '
Ierms OF credit liberal, be announced at the place
and on the day o SAFE SOLDMAN WOODWAP no'
Mbmy Oct. 81.
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BOOKS at AUCTION.

B& PRATT, DOWNES, 81 SCOTT.
On WEDNEsDAY, THURSDAY, and FRIDAY
~ EVENINGS. Nov. !, q ana 8, at our Sales Room No
100 wan ST. we shall sell large collection OF valuable
STANDARD AND M lSCEILANEOUS ROCKS
btaaf Books and Meneranduns Letter Paper slationa-
Oct 81. - '
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HOUSE 40 LEE.

IA 4 HOUSE within iv doors uf Main street and
ai6n within three minutes walk Of the Post Office
rs with good accOmmodatiins, viii be to a fmily
and The rent viii be taken ia board who will furnish heir
own rooms. Inquire at his office. Oct. 4. d
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40 LET,
Rooms TO let.

, n WANTED.
Flour and Grain business NF''''' ~ W
oct ~ OF FRANCIS e. BIGELOW.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-14

DUBLIC NOTICE 10 hereby given that petition
as been presented in the Bosd ~ Assistant Aldermen
10 have Forty brdst between the shfh sad Ninth
nues regarded All persons interested In the above prop
osiion having objections 70 the requested 70 pre-
them IN writing % the undersisped At his Office No
Hall Of Records before the 2fth day Of January
lost. MARTIN = THOMPSON Street Cornrn,sssoner
Street C9nmi ssioncrs Once. Jan IS. 1913 ii5
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-14

NOTlCE-in pursuance OF order Of Andrew B.
~hodfcs ESQ Sarrozsfe OF the County Of Kinss nots
- hereby rvea TO al persons hayinf claims axainst
NATHANIEL NORTON, late Of the City of Brookiyu ip
said County, decessed 10 present the zane with the
vouchers thereof 70 one the subscribers At his Office No
~ Soutbsreet n the City Of NewYork or before The
twentieth day OF April ISfs-Oet- Ia, 1sf7
els ltsw6u CAR DUNhIN0, Adniristrs;os
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LEGAL NOTICES.

IN PURSUANCE OF an order Of the Surrogate Of the
aCoaniy Of Sswfork no.e. hereby gwen % AL per.
late of the City Of NewYork deceased, to present tho
same with the vouchers thereof TO the subscriber a. he
once, No % Walstreef In the City CT SewYork or
before the eishth day Of July next Dated New Yors The
sixth day OF January. l8fs
u law6m. EDWARD A LAMBERT, Executor.
IN PURSUANCE OF order OF the Surrogate Of The
ICouDty Of New York notice hereby given to all per
sons having claims against HENRY VALENTINE, late
Of the City Of New York deceased 70 present the same
with vouchers thereof TO the subscriber at his Office No.
IN Water-stree 10 the City Of NewYork before
the nrst day Of April nextDaied NewYosk the IN st-
eth day u September, 1877.
oil ls~6m' ALFRED A. VALENTINE. Execaicr.
IN PURSUANCE Of an order OF the Surrogate OF he
ACoqnty Of NewYork, notice hereby giyen 70 ell per-
sons having CLAIMS against NAHUM ANDREWS late a
the City Of York deeease TO present the same
The vouchers thereof TO the subscriber al her residence
No ~ henrysreet, ia the City Of H.w-Yerk on or be-
fore the twenfy-second day Of March next-Dsted New.
fofx, The seventeenth day Of September fSf7
ala is~oms NANCY ANDREWS Admioisratrix.
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YORDER Of Hon. Nichsei uishoefer Fsrst Judy.
Dcf Sew-fork Common Pess, notice 10 hereby giver
par.nsn 10 ,h- pro.stors Of he statute suthozinz az
tschn enis sssns absconsing add ncu nj
debtors At an attachment h.s ued sgsnst the estate Of
DAVID PARK, resident - the State VI Tennessee ana
inst the safnr VIII be od for he payment hts ebs ar
ess be appear and discharge such attachment sccodins
s~ within nine monihs ron he frat publication of
this notice. snd hat The psy Of any debts due 70 him
~ sny peson within Tits State snd delivery TO lin or
iof ais use Of any property real personal within his
erty ~ aim. forbidden by law and are veid Dated
NE 20 day OF jay, ls47 HENRY y DAVIES,
YE h~sd Attorney for Attaching Creditor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-14

DUBLIC NOTICE 10 hereby given that petition
mas been presented 10 the B0sd Of Aldermen to have
Twenty seeondst. between Tenth-avenue and Hsdson
River regulated and paved In accordance with the sde
lines plan submitted and annexed 10 said petition
All persons Interested IN the shove proposition having oh
econs 20 the requested TO present them IN writ
ing 70 the onderssned AZ MS Office No Hall Of Records
before the 10Th day Of January inst.
MARTIN T.. THOMPSON Street Commissioner.
Street Commissioner's Once. January 10, 1888. jio
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CORPORATIONS

DuBLIC ADMINISTRATORS OFFICE, No.
Nassau sreet-Noce hereby given, to the aiiges
ard Of hin II William Won Eichha nstye Of Ba
ysrs late Of the City Of New York publisher, deceased
and who Is alleged to have died interstate that shall sppy
10 the Surrogate Of the County Of Ss~YoI< for Letters
o. Adm nisaton upon the estate Of the said ntestae
the 18th day II January next at o'clock 10 the fore
noon.-Datsd NewYork, Dec 28 is47.
d28 2awiw JAMES :. THAYER, Public Adm 'nstrstor
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DURLTC ADMINISTRATORS OFFICE, No
Il Nesska-s,Sotice Is hereby given 20 the relatives
and rext Of KIN OF HONORA CANARI late Of the City
OF York, spnser deceased. and who 10 alleged %
have died ipesste that sh. apply 70 the Surrogate Of
the City snd County Of NewYork for letters Of admins
tat0n upon the estate Of the ssid ntesae the 18th
day Of January next. at o'clock in the forenoon
Date New York December a. is47
d2f 2awfw JAMES 3 THAYER, Public Admir-
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INTEREST ON CITY sroCk..-fhe interest
loo the public stocks and loans u the City Of SewYork
due and payable February 1913 viii Be paid on that DAY
By JOSEPH LAWRENCE, Es9 Chamberlain Of the
City 81 the Bank Of the State Of NewYork The rsn.-
O'CLOCK 2. ~ For the accommodate Of stociho
transfers will be Permitted during the time the books re-
main closed 70 txke eject the FIRST Of the following month
JOHN EVEN, Controller
Cortroliers Of1ee. Ssw-York, Dee n 1917 t1s
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CORPORATION NOTICES

CORPORATION NOTICES
CORPORATION NOTICE Of sale Of Property
for Unpaid A.sessments.-Publc Notice Is hereby
gwen that sale Of property for unpaid assessments viii
Of NEWTON, on Wednesday, the first day Of MARCH
next twelve o'clock and be continued from
day day until the whole Of said property shall be sold,
and that the detailed statement Of the property 70 be
sod for unpaid IS published in the NEW
YORK DAILY TRIBUNE, newspaper printed znd pub
lished in the City Of NewYoTk.
By order Of the Mayor, Aldermen and Commonalty Of
the City Of New-York.
MARTIN z. THOMPSON Street Conrnissioner
Street COMMISSIONER OHee, November 10, ls47.
mig iawi4w
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-29

chester, mixed, Western, and pure Gsnssss. There
were also fales OF 1000 barrels. Western canal,
ss S. IN No'snesr at 80 l soutG Svs
Sour we quote ut SO S7a, and heavy In meal no sales
sre reported: Jersey is held at So 1s& 50 u.s. For
tsrday Rye continues firm at 500 . zoe. Corn rules
dull but firm rses of round are reported at Soc In
other dsfcrptons the sales reach 1000 bushels At oso
for mixed Western, and Tic for fiat yellow. Oats are
before, with sales of couple OF csrgoes Mess pork
remains heavy, ct sla; prime is firm at SO In beef
Sales Of picked hams at &C. Lard Is In moderate nqui
~ at sac to $50; some are asking &c. for strictly
prime samples or cheese there were sales Of 800
New YoRr, Tn ursday, Sept. 2s-ePM.
There was change in Aour. Sales Of this State,
common 0enesee, Oswego, Michigan and Ohio we're
made within the range Of yesterdays quotations Fur
Their sales Of Southern were made without change in
prices. Considerable lots of this State and Western
were made for future delivery Wheat rather
heavy with sales of Genesee white private terms
sales At further .Sv.nes Fiat yellow
and mixed were sold at yesterdays quotations Rye
was dull Further sales Of oats were made at previous
rates. Pork continued firm, and sales were made 1T
full prices Lard was also steady. Cheese continued
in good demand for import with further sales Sugars
to the article below Freights continued firm with
ssgements to Ireland at slight advance.
AsHEs.-Saes Of about 100 bbls. were made, inclu-
B.EApsTyyps saler for the day footed
up about 10000 bbls inciuoing parcels 10 arrive tne
date delivery comprised about 1000 to 5000 bbs this
State, common Genesee Oswego, Ohio and Michigan,
1t IS 30 $5T56 1,400 800 do straight Gsnesee
sold at % 62x with some little better than common
at $50; 500 do. superAns sold ct So A; 1000 do
1smbes, at s. az; and 500 d.. to ssrv: BY Novsm-
Der, Ut the price, 5000 do. sold to arrive next
month, private terms; and lot Of 1000 do also
to arrive next month, 1T So so. Southern was also
steady, and sales Of about 500 bbs Georgetown
made, at SIS 62,s Wheat-Salse Of 800 bushels white
oenesee we're msoe, on plivate ~ oe ado
rio, separate let's among which were parcels Of
round Northern yellow, reported ct SOC. Sic. The
sales also embraced common and high mixed at CSC. q
72c.; and fat yellow at re 70 and 5000 to 60OO
do dat yellow changed hands, on private terms. Meal
At sa bp NO ssas Of mo%snt var rye rsnorS
Rye FIour.-Ssles Of 100 bbls. made, at So SIX
Oats.-Sales Of $4,000 bushels were made, at 35e.
CorToN-The market to day was steady with sales
of 900 bales, nearly the whole Of which was for OK
port.
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EIRsr GRAND, AuACAL FESTIVAL OF THE SEASON.

EIRsr GRAND MUSICAL FESTIVAL OF The SEASON
The decto Of the italian Opera of the United Of
ment with Maurice EaScsch panse Of the Emperor Of Rass
the first grand musical festival Of the will given
ocessn artists the largely choruses
and oYchesas Of the Italian Opera Company together with
ss The sS Gs psSs q &
kanE Vocal direction Of Herr Hscht win
appar the whole orhesa eighty performers
unequaed in this country the following programme popular
and classical music The festival will Be
Company and late musical director the italian Opera London
1t respectfully announced that this will be only opportu-
81 Of he nj h. % and
dephia which will positively take place the 81 October On
ts occasion the aSenncs will BE- ILLUMINATED with Loo extra
above stated No postponement account Of the weather
gramme-part l. Overture Egmont Beethoven Duo,
EssS q Finale S s
nor vatina and Ros and full orchestr Of tho
Sp5s cSomEaGy RRo1ae Celebrated Concert
non Benedett and Ros Doni1et Duo themes Of Giurs
%snto for two ap, composed by and
solo by the Lederkrantz ANDRE Sextuor Finale Emani
followed by the Monterey Gaop performed and composed
Trufh signors Pco, siguoI Benede, valtena, full
chorus and orchestra Of the italian Opera Company Mereadan
Wn a p hsSS sr S
sSr car Pour ls plane LEcIez. Borga fantasia
piano g. I'm Carnival Naples polka Prayer from the opera
Of 0tse for e hand alone And the have Been
reveIie Mercedes Polka Chanson dAmour nocure M
Strakosch on this occasion will perform grand piano.
All the pieces in the above will be accompanied by
the orehes Tcks ST. For SALE at the music stores Il
night concert Doors will open ct seven clock p.rfom
ances will commence at eight o'clock, precisely.
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DIANO FORTE INsTRUCTION.-MR. 7. T. KEssLER,
kom Vienna, would inform his friends and the public gene
ry that continues to give instruction the piano forte
improved system Address ut Mr. Aoger Music Store,
No. 30l Broadway.
IIARP-A DECIDED BARGAIN FOR S25o-TO BE SOLD
very superior and brilliant toned double action Harp in
perfect condition, nearly and
S600-price $3.50 Apply at No. $40 Broadway.
ITO PIANO FORTE BANUFACTURERS-THE sUBSCRI.
Der would call the attention Of Piano
and superior article of Buckskn expressly
their by an entirely Of samples will be
inspection at 10 O'Clock this morning 73 Water
street .. F. RAYMOND. Agent for the Manufacturer
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ITO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FIRE SETS, BRASS. IRON
Copper Coal Holds just received full supply " the
,pove goods together with extensive assortment Of
superior Table Cutlery Lamps Grandoles Plated end Dcrus
Glassware all Of which offered nj the lowest ioes at the New
Yosk rurnhrg Warehouse No 4g Broadway
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OROADwAY THEATRk-vsIDAY EVENING. sxr1.
=. II sn r. s,s1 is%i. IN sss s ~:
y 5 sy mr. ..h ss. FRI s, " Collins hS%r II
Ram S NJ " ArrY Fs MS Srs M
M Saos sul.sra Mis- Thompson. k9ist Miss Carmen
T. Re RS.D S sss NJ
eents Family circle Is cent? Gallery 2 et Dooys open as
QUKToNp THEATRE CHAMBERS sraEEr-FRIDAY
vi. sss H. S
s ~. sts Man
Florence Donbsy lrs G. LodsT; Mr.. skswtou Mrs vsroOn
s np a SSSsseiI SAs he ns ss
cOddy Bprtoni Captain Vsestss Mr. John'tn Mr. pi
H. S.l, p'' :: c and cents Family
e. saa s.
s h 1s H. Tsfs s Ss.s
s;' sist :: o.
N. Ut sy 5ss a 4 n o Sa.1 t.
r. % snd s To
NJ NIBLo HAS rHE PLEASURE OF ANNOUNCING.
that he has succeeded in engaging Mr. asorsady who
win begin h @ oS s .. tour VIM q liz
The first appearance Of NJ hsercady
fixed for Monday next
.d s 8 Y s: ZIP ifs hot
Catching 81 @0 ever s k,sosht !.
= gs:s;s. sss: = :1i:s 81 fsss;s
ope. as acuisin rise: q ~ soeS Drs:. Sss essss
b Proprsor-S HtohcosS Hassssl Splendid Hs1io1nssse:
r.: s - s.s ~
most wonder ssst0n Major stlsnnssr hold
ansr to the thumb Hs e only twenyfou.
s.s .s, p IN
from Til and in the evening from Til 10 In add
ssa S'S
privately committed a ar extra charge Of % cent? Admission
20
CTUYvEsANT INSTITUTE, $50 BRoADwAY-MR IL
that he WIN his popular The above Institute
s
ns 81 s sS % S. Of the
Tickets 80 10 DO had at the stores. the institute
and Of Mr. Hatton Aston House To commence at o'clock
change in the programme each evening.
NEW ROOM a82 BROADWAY NEXT DOOR TO THE
Broadway Theatre Messrs Aartsn Levasseur beg to
Ses the that s % ss on AZ
and art can offer Is rational and Optics
fs snsS ss 7 aS ms % sSn'ssss to
will have S aOnST to exhibit his mag
Children half price Performances to begin at ~ o'clock
w IIs0Ns ENTERTAINMENTS ON THE SONGS OF
w Scotana1he public respectfully informed, that Mr.
Wilson ese Of the Theatres Royal Covent Garden Dru Lane
and Bhesh Opers House. Is about pay visit to the United
ses and viii leres Of his enterainmens the Songs
neuers Of which will be given In future advertisements Mr..
%
the and their authors and dnrng the last eight years he
towns EnsapS Scotland sis and if.and anu wv
NJ EohAsI0s HALL No. Az BroadTsy between Grand ss
and continuing night until further notceThe original
and well known CnkIsrYs MINsTRELs organized in Is2)
whose concerts in this city for period Of ten months
ved with such distinguished favor and patronage have the
honor announcing the ladies and gentlemen Now York and
vicinity that they will give series Of their popular Concerts
introducing variety Of their original Songs Chorusse Charao
terst Dances &c. Admission % Doors open att Con-
cert will commence at o'clock An Afternoon Concert
Saturday commencing O'clock NJ under the management
and direction Of E. r Christy. =
DANoRAMA OF TAYLoRs CAMPAIGN IN MEXICO AT
the Minerva Rooms 4o6 Broadway, shows natural life
the Marches Encampments and Battles fought By Gen Taylor
the most beautiful painting ever seen Open every night as
and Saturday commencing at O'clock Admission, % cent
Schools admitted reasonable ems No change for descriptive
pamphlets,
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M RS. JERVISS COLD CANDY.
Nl When coughing or wheering,
Or snufhipg or sneeLing,
Or painting with asthma and that's just as bad,
Nothing Of service 10,
Save Mrs. Jei viss
Candy, without which can be had.
No longer needed,
Despised superseded,
Are nostrums for colds that all the rage;
Nothing Of service is,
Save Mrs. Jerviss
Candy, for childhood, and manhood, ~ age.
III bronchitis ague
Or lung fever plague You,
Or dry hacking cough shows- Consumption is
Nothing Of service 10
Save Mrs. Jerviss
Candy, the throat and the windpipe to clear.
Even astick Of II,
Some say lick of 1t,
Bsnishes hoarseness and sore throat afar;
Oh Of what tervicei is
Kind Mrs. Jervss
Candy for cough influenza, catarrh.
Gold, Wholesale and retail by MRS. W. JERvIS $40 Broad
way, Of White street AGENTsl0 Astor House 40
broadway Mrs Hayes 1873 Fulton street. Brooklyn and by
Druggists generally.
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DANoRAhA OF TAYLOR,s CAMPAIGN IN MEXICO AT
tho Minerva Rooms, 4o6 Broadway shows natural life
the Marches Enoampmen and Battles fought by Gen. Taylor
It also gives views Of the country towns ces & It s
the most beautiful painting Open night ~
quarter before o'clock Afternoon exhibitions Wednesday
and Saturday, commencing at o'clock Admission, centa
pamphlets
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MARKETS ELSEWHERE.

BosreN, Sent. q. 1fsErchnnqc Boards shares Tichbug
Railroad Il25 5Vemont Central Railroad, 5 20 do 6G;
90 do bd So Is Western Railroad 9 20 Boston and Proyi
dence Railroad, S9k fremont Bank go IL Wnnmmet Co.,
70 81 do b60d Vermont and Massachnsetts Railroad 5Ss
IS and Massachusetts, Railroad Rights 3 80 East
Boston Dividends No SO 80 d. Sd IL Healing Railroad,
l5Z. At uconl share Boston and Lowell Railroad, psr
5O) 9 advance Eastern d. per advance; Boston
and do cent advances % New England Worste
Falls do SlSS 10 State Bank 81 for CO. 10 Manufacturers
Insurance Co.. S2 per shsr ~ Onanagon Copper Co.. 81
$1,000 and Massachusetts, Bond So Notes 5000 each,
Massachusetts, Charitable Mechanic Association, par.
P,uApr, rA, Sept 2Iyrst Board-Sloco state 81 7sa !,
1000 do, 73s 5 do 73A 5OOdo 1885, so State 6 $50, 400
3. Nav 6 rs 3X 30 1hgh coal scrip, sos 100 bennington
81; 200 war bounty scrip !ia 100 Treas notes los %
s0 l25 do SOY 10 vickstnrq llaa % u Bank 2' 2.
Pennington q Is Ieigh coal scrip S0s dfter Sdics-SDj
Lcigh coal scrp sou II Union canal 10 vctsurg Ia,
30 u s. Bank 25 Sccoad RoardSs00 U. s. G 90, 1904;
1900 Penna S. 1885, 800 d. 1875: leo Treas 1926 ~ Gi
raid bant, l0 100 Morris canal {? Atcr c-Si0O o. s.
bank, 23s; 100 Norris canal, g
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CACRED DIORAMAs-NOw EXHIBITING EVERY
night this week and Wednesday and Saturday aernoons
commencing at nclneA at the splendid Hail. Broad
yay over soppanis Bshs A.nnsgtOns entirely new Grand
witnessed in New York Creation Of the World Deiuge:
Assisted BY powerful Vocal sid Instrumental AccompanmenE
Mr. Harrington has just oonPeted magnificent DoramA
intended to illustrate the sublime spectacle Of the Blk Days
the Creaton exhibiting means Of movable figures scenery
Chaos and Darkness Of the ups%sd Universe until the final
first and second chapters Of Gene terminating with the
pazance Of Adam and Eve in the Garden of Eden The
study and experiment in this department arts It tho
M ina E wSr q the KIND
the most scenic effects assisted BY susrio.
Bay The Emament the Second Day Dry Land Heritage and
Flowers Third Day Bun Moon and Stars Fourth Day Crea-
DsS S,Sdsn Of E!e1ZAdam and Eve With this eopRl:toa
closes Part Grand Dorama Of the Deluge Tickets eta
Children half price, Doors 4 Curtain rises oork