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WINTER NGEMENT-PAssENGE TRAINa.
To g0Uern on and otter April 2, l849
THROUGH TRAINS

THROUGH TRAINS
Lsave Worcester at 745 AM and 3.45 Pm.
Leave Progidence at 7.45 AM 3.l5P.M.
u Passenger Station, Worcester, in Green street Depot
do do Providence, in Wing of Passenger Depot
FREIGHT TRAIN, with Passenger Car attached leaves
Worcester for Oxrdae where it connects with Special
Train for Prpvdence) at II so AM, from Green Street
UXBRiDGE SPECIAL TRAINS.
Leave Uxbridge tor Providence al 7 AM. e. Lbs Pm.
Leave Providence for Uxbridge at ii IS AM6 550P NJ
The through Trains connect at Melville with coaches
for Siatersve Whitns with coaches for East Doug
as and Whunsyille Farnums with coaches for Graf
ton centre and NJ e. Village. At Uxbridge with coachef
for Milford and Mendon Al Worcester with trains of The
Western Raroad and Norwich and Worcester Railroad.
The II 30 train at Providence with tralqs Tor
Boston, Taunton, Fall River, New Bedford, &C.
The I A. NJ train from Uxlridee connects atPaw!uck
ct with trains of the Boston and Providence Railroad for
Boston; and the P Al. train from Providence connects
al pawtucket with train from Boston,
The s45 p NJ Train from Worcester connects at Prove
ijepce with Gos on and New York steamboat Trains.
Through Trains henceforih will not stop at central
Fails lsAAC HINCKLEY, Supt
ADril 2, u"u
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j. w. COLLIER,
Ventillating and GOssama ar Wig Maker,
rfic in


NO lat MAIN STREET, WORCESTER,
(Ousr Miss Jencks Millinery Establishment)
DEGs respectfully TO inform the inhabitants of Wofces
u ter and the adjoining towns that he has taken the
above Room, where he purposes to manufacture every
description of Goods apetainng his business
description that they cannot be surpassed in New
York. His Ventilated Wig,weighing weight, beau.
tu and durable article with every modern improve neut
% less than either the Boston York prices.
The following few Of the Goods he will at all times
keep on hand or be pleased to make to order
Gents Wigs, TotpeeS with every variety of Top pieces.
Ladies Wigs, ha!f Figs plain Bands (natura parngs)
Frizeues. RingLets CurLs, &c.
ANY of the above articles cleaned dressed, and made
look equal to new at trifng charge.
Ornamental Hair Working.
Ladies Furnishing their Hair, that of deceased
friends relatives have made into any of the fol-
lowing articles of variety OF beautiful and substantial
patterns, which may be his Room
Bracelets, Arets, Negiigees Finger Rings EarDrops,
Crosses Ladies Guards and Neck Chains, Beads, &c.
GENTLEMEN's GUARDS.
Hair Braided and inserted in Lockets, Breaches, AMI
Breast Pins jewelers. supplied on liberal terms.
COLLIER'S CORAL LIQUID.
In feng the above Liquid the proprietor confidently
that it ia perfectly free from any chemical prepara
tion different from those in and which
have been proved be destructive to the human hair
The Coral Liquid will promote the growth OF the Hair
and efectuay the scurf and dandruf, giving
the skin beautiful clear witeEees, at the time
vigorang and sreng henpg the roots and leaving them
in perfect healthy state Ladies will find superior
article in addition their Toilet giving brilancy and
order bring within reach OF all it, it put up
in Bottles price 25 cts.
Families furnishing their bottles--$l per quart.
Hair bought or taken in exchange. Inns March l9.
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City Furniture Ware Rooms.
N. e III. BAHA u "a

wv. 81 M. ESAAEN
ETTOULD respectfully inform the citizens ct the Cy OF
w Worcester aud vicinity and their iormef customers,
that they have opened large aud commodl9ns Nooms al
No. 24A Main ST., corner Of Pleasant,
or The maniaclnre and sale of all LATEST kinds OF
PARL0R FURNITURE.
They have constantly hand, make at shor notce;
the French stvle aad patterns R0sepood Mahogany and
Black Walnut C0UCHES, --OIIOmANs, LotN0Ho'
Tete a te e DIVANS and TAB0U REIs.
Also The French Spring Seat ROCKING CHdlRS, con
siruced upon the most approved principles OF comfort,
tas,e andIlurabiiIy all the latest pattern, OF American
gyd DEMONSTRATION CHAIRS Of every style-also,
Dent.ps Barber's and ORIENTAL EASY CHAIRS,
covered with Satin, Plush, Damask, and Hair Cioth-
Needle Work carefully mounted Ia the most tasteful man.
net.
Also, general assortment of
Seer ETAR1ES, BUREAUS,
Centre Card and Work TABLES-Book and show cases.
Dgsks Hat Trees What Nots- Tea Poys &c
Also entire sets CHAMBER FURNITURE.
large assortment Of Cheap Furniture and Weed
Palm eaf and Hair BIATRESSES made and Resulted
Furniture repaired, Uarnishedl &C.
PULPIT and other Church Furniture made to ORDER
Upholstery and Carving
in all their breaches Original designs Tor Fnrhure, cu
tains and other Upholstery work. furnished tor sbsle
articles suits OF rooms.
W & Fl. B. having leased for term Of years
large and convenient building, with extensive water
mower attached, they command facilities LOT me ahulac
ure of Furniture unsurpassed by in the STATE, ana
having secured the services oil the mos experience
,eo bey are prepared all orders in Their bus,
nss with economy durability and dispatch They wouio
call particular attention to the fact OF lhelr
all of their Upholstery wo X thus securing 10 the Cu
srs articles wholly superior 10 the Boston Ancnon nr
nitnre which can he sold tIUenty per cent" less lhan
oood artce particularly shop worn and secohu neho
U-YGentemen about to furnish Hotels, Board
ing Houses or private residences, are requested 10 CAL
Also Country Dealers will find 1t greatly 10 tAeH auNa-
tage 10 call before purchasing elsewhere s.e,o
Worcester March Is, ls49 uwu =
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-lt=YgsS- yNIIE subscriber has commenced running an
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safe Transmission of
Packages Bundles, Bank Notes Specie and MeIchdndze
generally, Three Times each way Daily.
Notes. DraJs and Bills collected and all business execut-
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OGces-American House, Wcrcester and Rail Road
Exchange, Court Spare, Boston
Orders received at Hutchinson Co.'s Bookstore, II
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L. G. BARDwELL,
l.. BIGBLOW, Proprietor.
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DRESS GOODS.

DIR ESS GOODS,
BLACK SILKS all widths. ALPACCAs.
Plain Change cable SILKS. ALEPINES.
Plaid do Grenadines
Fig'd do French LAWNS.
Satinde Chine. Black Silk SIIAWLS.
Barrages and Balzorines Cashmere do.
Figd MUSLTNS. Brocha do
LINEN GINGHAMS. Cold SILK do.
Cotton do Fancy do
French do KID GLOVES.
BOMBAZINES. Fancy Hdkfs
MOHATRS. Lace Capes
Cul'd Lawns for Bonnets. Ladies Standing Coliars
Corded SHIRTS, Crimps.
Sc sc. Spotted Muslins.
MILLINERY, &c.
B0NNETs. Florence SILKS.
Boinet RIBBONS. sarsenet do
Taffetta do Col'd Tarletans
Artificial do Bonnet SATINS.
WREATHS. Linen Muslin and Cotton
Lace Trimmings. EDGTRCS.
TABS. Linen Camb Hdkfs
Colored Grapes. Infants Wro't Waists and
Belt Ribbons, Dresses
Corded Silks. Qungs.
PLUsHES-VELVETS, Bonnet Thread.
Web Laces. Spool do.
Hair Braid. Cord do
DC. &c. Linen Thread.
u Many other Goods, not mentioned above,
will be added our Stock every week and our ar
engagements such as will offer the NEWEST AND
MOST FASHIONABLE GOODS at the uery Lorest
Prices. TUCKER Il UPTON.
March %. dwtf
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LEONARD'S
Boston and Worcester Exprel

IIEUINA fIDS
Boston and Worcester Express.
a.. II VIE subscriber continues TO run THE EX
EEsg.fgca PRESS between Boston and Worcester, fol
AsSsfA@ the safe transmission OF Packages. Bundles
--'-Y Nank Notes, Specie and Merchandise generally
Three Times each way Daily.
Particular attention given paying collecting and
goatihg notes, drafts, bills, and purchasing and selling
merchandise produce etc.
All packages must be directed to his care.
Thesrbscrber is alone responsible for property
ed to his and risk assumed by the Boston and
Worcester Rail Road Company.
Packages by this line Forwarded from Worcester &c
Salem Newburypor Taunton, Fall River, and New BED
ford alsa to Portland, and all parts of Maine.
Orders free for goods be returned by this Express.
OFFlcEs-HARNDEN d cos Office Court Street
q ,st9n; ]. II KNIGHTS HAT STORE, 1913 Main 81
Worcester. s. O.. LEONARD.
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Published at NO. 1872, Main Street, Worcester
JOHN MILTON EARLE,
Editor aud Proprietor.


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snnum, eyenJyve Cents per quarter, if paid strictly
IN advaDce.--Or
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THE MASSA CHUSETTS SPY
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tpton, Grafton, N: e. Village, and
Drugs and Medicines.


WE take pleasure in announcing to the public
wv that have taken the Store long occupied
Drug shop, the corner of MAIN FRONT STREET
fitted it up aEew-snpplied it with choice and well
selected stock OF AMILY MEDECIN ELS, and are
prepared to furnish any and every thing in line
patrons. We shall pay particular attention the
retail part Of DIR business, and shall prepare
PHYSICIANS PRESCRIPTIONS
with The utmost accuracy All the
PATENT MEDICINES. Of any value can always
be found store In addition TO our stock OF Drugs
and Medicines can furnish Tooth, Mail, Hair, Flesh
and Clothes BRUSHES, mt the very lowest rates.
PERFUMERT
OF all Understanding every preparation for the Hair,
complexion &C. SOAPS COSMETICS in great variety.
COLOGNE WATER
of and foreign manufacture, in any quantity by
the bottle or the gallon. Also, all OF LUBlNS EX
TRACTS for the acknowledgements with various
English preparations.
Best EuropPan LEECLlES always hand.
CONFECTIONERY Of all kinds.
D. SCOTT, JR s. CO.,
No. 25l Main, corner of Front Street.
Worcester. Feb 22 l949 WOW DIFF
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Books and Stationery.
J. S. WESBY,

j. 8, WEDbYJ
I24 Main Street, Worcester,
MANUFACTURER AND DEALER in all kinds OF
WI SCHOOL BOOKS in in the different Schools
in This city, together with good OF BLANK
BOOKS-ANNUAL for 1919, and other q 1T Books.
STATIONERY of all kinds-Cap. Note and Letter
PAPER-also variety of Fancy Articles and Gard Baak
ets-Gold and Silver Pensils-Pens Ink States and Sand
BIBLES in every style of biRdng-Hymn Rooks-Toy
Books, Plain and COOred.
The above will be sold upon the ost easonabe terms
FOWLERS' PSYCHOLOGICAL WORKS for sale
Also subscriptions received for the Journal
and the Water Cure Journal
BOOK BINDING done at short notice. All Old Books
lily re bound at the lowest rates, at
Dec so. dw3m ]. s. WESBY'S. l24 Main st
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NO. 1872
TO Merchants and Consumers.
TU CKER q UP TON

n Z e IA Il u q u r n o n,
(VVALDO BLOCK
EAVE just purchased NEW STOCK of DRY
Il GOODS, MILLINERY, &c, for cash, and are pre-.
pared offer GREAT BARGAINS in the follow. inc
articles
DOMESTIC GOODS, SC.
BROWN SHEETINGS, WHITE MUSLINS,
do SHIR TINGS, Chec'd do
Beached do. Strp'd 90
do SWEETNESS White CAMBRICS..
TICKINGS, Check do
Striped ShIrtngs Stripe do
DRTLLiNGS, Curtain Musllns
DENNIS, FLANNELS
Seecias, cotton and WOODEN
CorG CAMBRICs, PRINTS
Sarsnet do. American and Foreign.
Furniture Patches. CRASHES,
Lancaster QUILTS. Linen Table Covers
Marseilles do. Cord do do.
Diapers. Embos'd do do.
Irish LINENS.
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co NJ MERClAL AFFAIRS.
MONEY MARKET

Monday, Jan. 20-6 p. M.
The stock market opened heavy this morning, and
prices fell of fraction. The brought BY the
steamship Crescent City. from Chsgres and Panama,
has had rather unfavorabe influence upon the spe-
culative movements Of the day. At the first board
Harlem fell off per cent Long leland u; Stonington
Is; Erie Railroad u; Morris Canal y; Reading Mort
gage Bonds n; United States 6s 1857, r. Canton Co.
advanced u per cent Reading Railroad az Mohawk X.
The transactions were to moderate extent and the
tendency Of prices at the close was downward.
At the second board, Harlem declined y per cent
Long Island Is; Erie Bonds a. There small sales
in the afternoon.
The public have been sadly disappointed by the
Crescent City not bringing alarge amount of California
geld The length Of time which has elapsed since tho
FIRST discoveries Of gold made In California; and
the rapdity with which II has been reported 1t
tracted from the SOIL induced many to suppose that
large amount must have arrived at Panama previous to
the railing of the Crescent City from Chagres There
not having been such arrivals, great disappointment
has been experienced We cannot receive any later
intelligence from Chagrss before the second third
week In February
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CALIFORNIA HERALD EXTRA.
Mails for San Francisco,
go. SC. &c.

60. sc. &c.
In consequence Of the numerous inquiries at our
oce fer the California Herald three editions Of which
have disposed Of we are induced to issue a Cali.
fo,nia Herald Eatra, which we shall do tomorrow
noon.
1t viii contain the accurate map of the gold gon,
published in first number, tho sketch Of the spen
did Boy Of San Francisco, giving the soundings ac-
cordng to survey made by order Of the British GO
vernment, published in second number and which
can be relied upon for their aecuracy tho view Of San
Francisco, also published in second number and
sketch showing the gold dggers at work. collecting
the aurerous wealth Of that far famed region This
will be paper well werth possessing and We recon-
mend 1t as such to the public.
We republish the maps at the solicitation of many
Of our subscribers.
This number will be ready in wrappers go out in
the mail steamship Falcon which will leave this port
on Thursday for Chagres, to connect with the mail
steamers the Pacific side.
The postage through to San Francisco Is three
cents per paper
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RARNUMs AMERICAN MusIuM-P. Tn.n

RARNUAS AMERICAN MUSBUM-P T. BAkNUN Ma
mayer and Proprietor; j. Greenwood. J Asstant Mana
ming At ~ o'clock Raytter particular tall Two PERSON. an
teen feet g weighing S4 pounds Determined as usual not
procuring for public safoaop every novelty which time I
Dor AZ money command the world produce the m.n
ger proud In announcing tho following and
unexamped aractoDs The Quaker Giant and Gantes De
ever produced Miss Elisabeth Simpson delicate young Gus
Ssris ct P;ary feet high and weighs
person who PRODUCE female height and ss why
one year from this time She is byoad all the most
Mr. Baes the immense Norf Giant proved Isyre
than the Quaker Giant recently arrived being himself Quaker
and having for that has now remmed
It, This usher gentleman, Of stands plump light
feet in his sockng and weigh. sos pounds II impossible 70
convey just idea Of this colossal human COUPLE The weird
the immense attendant this precuds M
possibility of being extended beyond short They
T'ania the Fairy Queen either Of whom smAer tho
infant that walked alone therefore
the human pair in existence Also engaged the
Mammoth Brothers the latest pair this aide Of oos The
tninn ensin the Lecture Room unequasd any ak
places osr usemsn America and will produced by Great
estern the Yankee Comedian Pete Norris the comic singer
Miss Emma Leslie, popular vocalist Giss Josephins Wat
the danseuse TIE Sable Brothers, the bes Negro
Mres 10 the city, consisting of ct mucsaa under
gee extravaganza. Mrs ASerl Mrs sopo MAE
Burroughs Mr. Oldh Id 70 &c The highly popular musical
speoustors entitled California Yellow Fever Gold NAn in
which Great Western are supported bv the entire
company including the Sable Brothers. and In which author
Mr. Evans pssonates the celebrated character Dandy Cox
new Yankee story by the fresh and laughter provoking
Great Last week of the elegant and carved
Aode OF the oity Of Jerusalem as stands with every
fae Living Ourans Uutsng Wax Scripture Stauary Madam
Rockwell tho Fortune Teller; Picture Gallery Grand Cosmo
Art iSS nnE tom r.
cents.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


INDEPENDENT CRY Reform COUNCIL NETTING
The members Of the council meet at Military Hail. this ucs
day) evening" 0th instant At six o'clock the
ansotine such bus may be brought before them.
HUt TINoroN, seeretary By order Of the Council.
public meeting held at Military Hail. the nsant
the following gentlemen elected specia
from each ward In accordance with
meeting for the preparing report by which the
pendent City Reform Fary In s
Tho are particularly Iuested
place on th TUESDAY evening Sth Instant Az o'clock.
LIST Ward-yohn J. Boyd. 10th Ward boot Drake
stephen T. Harris. :. Roosevelt stephens
End Ward-Henry Ash; lith Ward-Asa Higgins,
Geo. Clifford. J. II. Stoddard.
3rd Ward-Wm. Rowe, 18th Ward-Chas Henry Hall
X. Fisher. " Chest Huntington
4th ward-John Gates, 18th ward-E. O. Cobb WI
Israel Suydam. J. Forester
9th Wa d-Burtis Skidmore 18th Ward-Johu b Scosa
-, M WIN b. hohat 10Th Ward-James Watson,
ON Md-Geo IL Evans James Maxwell.
Her ~ Abel. 10th Ward-Ira r. DAVIS
7th Ward-Wm. J. Hartman, John No Adana
-, ~ Cnas FOX 18th Ward-Henry Shielda
otn " ard - Dewfy q. 8. Bronson.
o, ~ VIM. Parker 18th Ward-Henry Wales.
9Th WMd-James Quinn. I" Adam TurnbulI
John Donpel
By order Of the meeting. HENRY MEIGS Prcs;denk
1. y. HUNTINGTON, s.......,.
VIM d. BENSON. SocteSaflebs
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M kels.

CrrcInNArr, Jan. 20, 1910.
ioUR.-The market Is quiet; no cha age In prices.
r, oeipts have increased fhe Whitswatsr canal
aen 6ork-rhe sales add up $50 bbls. at sl3 30 for
a. .ad $40 for prime. Sales OF pork, in bulk, at Az
A. for shoulders, ss last quoted rhs market for
series is unchanged, demand steady.
PlrrsBJaes, Jan 20, 18to.
as -four market Is quiet, with q do inward ten
az in prices small safe, are making fro IA at
6 grain there Is but littls d)tnS, and the mar
is at staud. For Provisions thsrs 4, a better
and the N srke5 is.nrm groceries thsrs 10
n hapge TO notice,
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Pennsylvania Legislature.

HARRBDURo, Pa, Jan. 20, 18io.
10th branches of the Legislature have concurred in
solution to authorize the State Treasurer to effect
,sn the credit of the State for 5000 ooo to mse
interest coming due in February, the State debt
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R0wERY THEATRE-rUEsDAY EyssIsa. I4xUARv
VII b psx as.~ re- entitled the
Ts.tsrsy Mr. wn.a. hy swidssrs Miss wsay:. Mss
Z: :ss! e.
Tts, Of rss II GoGf:ss Win I.
aso.as a ao.. s.. hs Nv ' 81
cents Doorsopen At 81 o'clock: msncsst7.
CTANtRAgs NATIONAL raEArRE LATE CHATHAM.
Sssda VI Wit H.
:.l:s sosss 'fs
Booih kos. I.sdo~s Miss s Hs:. s g.
IL SxsDG s oSD. T. Nth
p pss sp !. * s
Broadway Tassdsy Evening. Jan. So win b
in
ssnds and his Troupe Of Ponies and Dancing Horse variety
sas rya Fl. :. Rss
ss
s
M ECHANICy HALL. No.472 BROADWAY. BETWEEN
md sH s5R e
s,1Isa s the eldest IN The world u:
popular style Ethiopian whose concerts IN
@ city for To- Of two have Ssn Sn
new Buslue Of their Voyage MUSICAL Admission rs oens
Doors open 1T 7-Conccr to commence at O'clock An AZ
enoon Concert every Saturday commencing O'Clock Ma
nager and Director. Z. r. CHRISTY.
nONNAvANS GRAND SERIAL (ORIGNAL) PANORAMA
- Of hexico-Painted II 900 feet Of Canvas exhibiting
view OF country 1900 miles In length preseIg to the
ator the mostsubhme in tho wofd b exhibition
Tor short time, at Panorama Hail. 693 Broadway adon.
ing Niolos Garden Doors at 6Exhbiion
ooock-As, on Wednesday and Saturday afternoons at
o'clock Tickets Oh cents; Children half price.
WALHILLA. SO CANAL STREET. NEAR BROADWAY
w Propriettrs Pesch LeaOpon evening,
nesdays and Saturday afternoons at O'clock ecut
pareette 20 cents Great attraction for this
da hivere tho most perfect medel will appear
nights Also the entire troupe of Model Artists
OF che woman In existence Miss Sinclair the
aco mPhshtd danseuse Is engaged also the New Orleans
male Serenader who will appear night
ans Venus and twenty other splendid approximations OF
1NHE GREAT CHINESE MUSEUM, $50 BROADWAY BI.
tween Spring and Prince Streets and tho
country consists OF great number Of life size figures Chinese
Of all oasses several hundred Chnese papng in
houses stores and vessels medels Of pagodA temp
and mechanical Implements music lanterns 20
no. OEcn from nine AN till ~ NJ daily. Admttanoe as
cents: Children under twelve. half price,
GEOLOGICAL HALL. 81 Notwithstanding AND
~ Interesting Performance by the Lion Queon, Miss Cal
noun who will appesr in the Den f Wild Beast
her extraordinary performance Afternoon Evening
now tho finest possible condition particularly great White
Polar Bear who fresh and vigorous Re the day
nc was captured In the Arctic Oocan Admission, - oen
Children. half price.
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The Weather, &c.

PirrsBuRoH, Jan. 20, 1919.
There is eleven feet water in the channel It has
raining considerably for the last "a ours and the
n stl continues at date Of this report
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Gold Pens.-PersOns going to California
should take with them Of celebrated Rcheeu Gold
Pens which are warranted to wear five years. portable and
convenient ard Will outwear Of Quilts Steel PENS
Bold only By BE. WATSON 10 Wall ST.
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LOTION NOTICE-EXTENsIvE SALE OF VALUABLE
"A Furniture at Astoria L. On Tuesday Goth January will
be sold without reserve at tho residence Of a. Nusac ED
Astoria l. by virtue Of chattel the entire vaua
LurnuIo Of all descriptions made order Pbyfs
heehs OF this city; comrrrg paror drawing ROOM half
oom ard other furniture chairs tables hes dyan
looking glasses piano forte carpet: oil cloth
cut ea and all kinds Of plated and kitchen
Stages and hour from Peck Slip Sale
commonwealth o'clock THOS. BELL, Auctoneor.
T. H0uGH, AUCTI0NEgR,--AU@TION SALE OF
- Hora Carriages Harness. 80 will take place New
York Borse Bazaar 81 Crosby street Wednesday. ns
at IL o'clock. JOHN H. GATFIELD, PROPRIETOR
L W..BRoWN, AUCTIONEER.-LARGE AND PERENp.
.tory Sale Of Valuable Furniture House Furnishing ooda
&c, Wednesday January 3is at lOH o'clock No. Broad
w,yJ RIown will sell q, auction above large Of
furniture (removed for
advances elegant Dressing Cases
Wsrdrope French Bedsteads Wash stands M,t.ross Sofas
Dyans Couches rrlor Chairs MarbTop and Mahog my
Of all kd ogetter with large variety OF useful
housekeeping articles. Catalogues ready.