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COpartneyshiD Nosice.

VIE Copartnershp heretofore existing under the firm
OF BoYDEN d JOY, is this day dissolved by mutual
consent. ELBRIDGE BOYDEN a
Worcester, March so, 1S49. LEWIS Z. JOY
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JASON TEMPLE, Messenqers
L. G. BARDwELL,
l., BIGELOW, Proprietor.
This Express connects at Groton Junction with
BigelOW7s Great Northern Express,

Bigelow's Great Northern Express,
For Townsend, Peterborough, New IPSWICH Mason Vii
lage Nashua shirley Lunenburg, Leominster Ftchburg
Westminster, Ashtnrnham Gardner, Baldwinvlle Roy
ASTON Ahol Orange Wendall, Ervng MontLg North
field, Greenfield Ms Vernon, BrattleboroYt Winchen-
don, Fizwilliam, Troy Keene Bellows Falls Charles
town, Clarenont r., Springfield, Windsor, Roehipg'
ham, Bartonvile Chester Proctorsye Cevendiah Lnd~
low RuIland Middlebury Vergennes and Burlington, VI
March 49, DIFF
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REMOVAL.

REMOVAL
THE subscriber has removed from Court Mills 10
i Doct HeyUood's building, CENTRAL STREET, where
he will continue TO manufacture Boot and Shoe Patterns
Apple Tree, Cocoa, Borwo0d, and Lignun Ute Treelng
Sticks; Stitching Benches Peggin Jacks Cutting Boards
stair and Fence BALUsTERs. Job work and Wood Turn
ing done order GERRY VALENTINE.
Worcester, April 9, l849. dwIy
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Reformed Practice of Medicine.
nR n


DIR. o. G. FISHER
WOULD respectfully inform the inhabitants OF this
w city and the surrounding country that he has per
manenty located himself in the practice of his profession,
at NO. 227 MAIN STREET, where he continues TO
effect permanent and speedy in the most compcat
ed and nveterate diseases OF the Lungs and Blood Be4
lieving in common with the intelligent of every
nifty that Nature has provided ample remedy in the vege
table Kingdom for natures ills and the accidental malades
life, he confines himself entirely vegetable
medicines leaving the old drug and system pass
quietly down to the oblivion OF forgotten Having
become thoroughly acquainted wh and having long
cessuliy pracsed the Indian mode and appys
ing Natures Remedies he aters himself that ne
the aggravated of the following diseases
Consumption and all pulmonary affections, -Nervous
deeases- Dyseniery and cholera nfantum-Spina afec
tions-Fever and White Swengs-All Scrofulous
affections Cuaneous erupons and other diseases of the
bood-Chronic affections treated with uniaing
Cncers removed without the of the knife with entire
safetyAll irregularities OF the sexual system permanent
y cured
FEMALE DISEASES involving the origin of life, treated
practically and with nyariabe The limits of this
Cad fobds the publication 0hunGreds OF certificates and
testimonials he might exhibit and he would invite inva
lids OF all classes seeking certain permanent and safe
relief call his Office NO 227 Main Street. Cup stas)
Sign Of The Indian. All pos paid commune prompt
~ attended Medicines put up by the month for families
April 10. DIFF o. G. FISHER, M d.
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Massachusetts Health Insurance Co.
CAPITAL c,%n non

Chartered and Established in Boston, 4priE ls47
CONTINUE to insure MEN against the expenses Of
~ SICKNESS, for a term Of years Number Of members
nearly 5000 Amount Of sick allowances paid during the
past six months, S6500.
The SICK ALLOWANCE applies TO the time that the
member is totally disabled from labor and under medical
care, whether he is confined to the hous. or not.
THOMAS TARBELL President
L. STIMsoN, Sec'ry
OBce No 4 Museum Building, fremont 81 8oston.
MIS. A. III. BELLOWS has been al pointed AGENT
in Worcester County for the Mass. Health ms Company
and has given the required bond for faithful PERFORM
ance Of this duty.
He will visit the different II he County eceive
applications for Insurance. and settle claims pom the Com
pany tor sick allowance.
Worcester Office. No. A, under Brinley Hall
Dec 8, lS48 diff
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Tract q sabbath school Depository

II MAIN ST WORCESTER,
xrrHRRE NAV be found full supply Of the publications
w Of The American Tract Society, of the American
.anday school Union, of the Massachusetts saeoatn
school Society," and also of the New England ssppa.a
school rnion which wilbe sold at the same prices az
which thew can be obtained in Boston.
This arrangement has been made 70 aceomnooase ,Ss
Christian community and the sanba'h schools "a u
nnnty and II Il hoped will the cordial appreciation
az Pastors end Of Sabbath Schools and OF
all The friends of Evangelical truth.
Apri7. dsr wet Agent Am. Tract socs'1'
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NOTICE.

TFNHE Coparnership heretofore existing between the
L subscribers, under the firm OF NEWCOMB. DIXIE
d Co, has expired by its limits, either OF the part
hers will settle the affairs of the late firm.
CALEB NEWCOMB,
EDMUND r. DIXIE,
G. A. HAMILTON,
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WOODEN CARDS FOR SALE,
ONE Firs, Breaker AZ inch Cynder,-l Condenser, SO
~ inch G, nder-One End Breaker, AZ inch cylinder,
recently used for Csrdng Cotton and IS well adapted or
pa,tng Mannn,g The above Cards very well clothed
Also Narrow Shear in good running order Apply to
Miltbnrv Anril IL dw4wa MICHAEL COOGAN.
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dr1tc Da(ID esfD,
Published at No. 1872, Main Street, Worcestet
JOHN MILTON EARLE,
Editor and ProprietOr

The price of THE DAILY SPY is Three Dollars per
annum, asvenlyfve Cents per quarter if paid strictly
sdvance-Or
-Four Dollars per annum, One Dollar per quarter, If
not paid in advance.
THE MASSACHUSETTS, spy
published weekly at the Office. Terms,-$l,15 in
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Dissolution.

Dissolution.
THE Cepnrtnership heretofore existing under the firm
Il OF SAMPSON r NEWTON was, by mutual consent
dissolved on the tenth of March last all accounts az
the late firm will be settled by A. H. NEWTON, who is
GUY authorised TO settle the same and who will continue
the PAPER HANGINGS BUSINESS, at the Old Stand
and Mandatory OF Sampson Newton on Foster Street
between Main St. and Boston, Norwich and Nashua Rail
Road Depot. p H. SAMPSON
A. H. NEWTON.
Worcester, AprilS, 1919. DIFF WET
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Rice's Improved lightning Conductors
uNHE subscribers would respectfully inform the inhab>
tants of Worcester and vicinity that they prepared
to erect LIGHTNING CONDUCTORS, the ensuing sea.
SON. in manner superior any thing of the kind yet
offered to the public-substitutin the rude
lions commonly used copper points and asenngs gilded
spires and copper bottoms adding thereby materially to
the beauty, strength, and durability Of the work.
t. C. RICE,
Worcester, March 8. dwlf ]. P. RICE.
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Worcester, April 8, 1919.
COMPREHENSIVE FORMED

'ENHE subscribers have entered into Copal tnershia
Il under the firm and name of e. F. DIXIE & HAM
LToN, and will continue the business heretofore trans
by Newcemb, Dixie d Co., at the old stand
EDMUND T. DIXIE,
GEO. A. HAMILTON,
worcester, April s. ls49. dw6w
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NOTICE,

Ii PERSONS indebted to the subscriber for Lumber
n BuFFuM d EARLE for Coal, are requested 10
make immediate payment. The Books Bills may be
found at the City Coal Yard Office, PARK STREET.
Worcester. 8 mo. 81, 1919 dwtf b. BUFFUM.
100000 Yds. Straw Cord Wanted
TINE above quantity of Straw Cord wanted by the sub
l. scribers, for which the highest price II be paid
Feb Is. dwistf HALL THOMPSON.
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The City debt OF Boston sl'e'''''', sA''1'''s
of the Water debt which is s17s'5-s making '0',l
nj a. BASS The Exports from Boston io' Tue "'''
eading sth inst were si9lo94.
The rails are being lad on 'ec''oo' o. 'ne W,
l,.son and wiIimsntic Road between Nof~''H .'O
N.,Iondon. also between Nor"iea ana "
The Railroad from Hartford to "Nl"iAH~'
-, -,ss Of Hartford, and six or seven hours 81
New-loTk. fo1;., u.,k
Eff. Drake, Cashier Of the Xen'a ONO BANS
...,.n.A % take the Presidency Of the Columbus
Ia.ur.pee Company. John W Nerries' the ie'''' u"
the Bank. succeeds him as Cashier
The North American contains
showing the esee, OF the TART Of ls4o on the 'O~
g rests OF Pennsylvania 1t appears that the q1'"D
Of Iron Of the different kinds, which passed e'''"
through the Chesapeake and Delaware Oan',' run.
H.yre de Grace during similar periods OIL Inc Ps''
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BOOK TRADE
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cosxos PlxA,-Nos us IS LOO ~, Is, o., u.s. s. So

r.,rx, sr.,,, p,sr.icr CovSr- Before Judge Beits.
-ls,esny a! Wes fos.s -F'edvnek haspp' u koon'
wr.rAk al undfc,s UNIFORM q us cofis as $3.50 ~
viii ssshus about 81 mostly N .oie CO.. D.
iron co.. p r~l Of the company 10 winch he oe'ons
Ie..,3a a y1aar sag ~ LaSve.es ana Cert blSs,'
--LlDesn. e-ims lhs, be "a 80 - SsTss~r.t
go. 10 20 paid SO month aud receive one-eisu
ush part Of she process OF sns 10y i.'.ns. -, ssS
r.orl.c-tnat me ship t0uk Az Dos OH sne i'' -
~. .boue bat Tho Captain ins1ead % 'aiyI"s - -,
e. -. mann. Al enemy's country, where he was 20
re- prrL &c - complains 1hs. ine S.f'A.H1 ,,s
km v hi IL 90 board, ana also ~ishhe41 pa .. y. -
ron n, He el.ims that $50 are due hin .na 'es'
rerOv,f th.i win damages Tor IA 1fssuheh v'Ss 49,.
sboie ~heFs he bad gone to A"end 'on' " '"N
h rsv,y n vas stated that the a.feemen. W" 20 psY
plsinud cighueh part for The OF a. = So"' lei
6ai nohlns more the sbiP put MO 81 Lucas " -
wal.r here plslrut expressed t~i'h 20 s.ay -
found ofh.s eouutr, nen lhe wss nass -,
ls1c) there, Hnd h.t While on shore De Nss - -
intoAlcaicd dangerous swell coming 'o"@u no -.
h~s. Deees'Afy 10 put to sea plsiruh was no' ~
ana n. rhccs cent shore aud delivered 10 nl -e
hs.ps previously been paid So. Inch al lhsi va
due 10 ban for bis share he case .. being uied orlo
ths Jaa.e IN Admiralty. Testimony ~Ss tssen-fofp"n
k-..r. Beuedlcl and Bel.uaPi Tor def. Msss's Burr
Benedict
corsr O., COMMON PLEss-Bsfore Jodge Ulshoeaer -
Jao6 Du,yss ,io'e' G,""ss4 Hear G'tAasA h'os''
ax.n.t ,srpnel Miuiuru Co tore over ts7 for wharf
AZ u The snips Washington sAa nooe.. nOhv S'nk 20
sp bs.een Clinton AID Mons Query .,s but In re
a " te.t wn-ther the owner OF 10" nukneso OF tne
o-lsi VI the pier entitled 20 me "hsisse NC Al'ei
(beins lhe seuopal Dock Coz claiming H. The vessels
lay Osi.ide OF ohep At pier, Their rows ara 'ne
balsbsad and tue vessels made fast by CHAINS !" % ~
posls al us balabead. sad by ropes ~ me pref
ssys that of piers snd snA ~
tied 10 wharfage vesseis lying oppOsNs men 80
IL to eostended by Mr. Dur &c, Owner oi " tco' u s
b1sbead that no 10 enutod to the wharfage u al vessels
yng opposite h. ennses and me o~heIs ~ oe 49,
ony onuusi 10 Wharfage On % Oh lhe ou',"eS'' ~
they Own ~ jOiniug vhe pier. - 81, ,h.
o. The Other hand IL 10 insisted that The Owner o. Wv
per tAe entire right Of wharfage for all vessels ylns
y Ias snps except hese Thai actually e ~ ard aeose
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Domestic Ports.

FdlIanELPHIA s.pt l5-sn sre. Arss. lPri krIlosut
So Nslcuss.r Re- keh-s J-uns L1i nsn, pgs
ID. schr. Co. Nsnrgton. Ls--. De- ,'s ons 5000
-.r q srda NQ1 Deep Cr--si Adsrs b-o1ssor. h-rof-
Ofo ts.ss N.ri.nf. ~ Cspf,ss Wizard Nfofsf h--h
.r.r s-srpor Filh.r sr-hsn los -.s- veto o.
Nsd h.p- >s-at h~lf~iia. klrnfs "a
hsuc Ns.V~r froru-ne- tsrf-. pes-ss, hhs~A
= s.srs k11rr. >s~ fers so Gov Fsh s.4as II
cs sns B-.r N-rr-ssl t.ori tmAs sac co. tsi D.
~. CON Stss-rt N-1p, a. N.1hs asnsn 49, So " 3D.
.tna De .Clfs n-s~a~, hsrfnE nthinfi h-tn T. ms
H-.sr Ara. hsri~f-.l. o. can't ds-f o. v-a > o.
Ircf-s.. Ms.llif. >hss 0ri nssth OR
49, er uta-fusf Nsy az. Nsntsf-l We flrs
49, "a Eun >ns So Flrsr, I'D bsfEs' hs-s Ne
.--.lft. a. faa-u ~ fufs
..IIinORE s-qtlg- kusssa but ko'hsfa lf-fssoas
w. lofs.
Pr,it c.m. .. snchof e. q ssads Po-t
A.'.ftf. i.as pasrs Long $40 'ehf AfA'le A''1
N-s.htfk
s-ss-stir s-rr, Prari. .itrs Mssora - MAJ
NfINl>GTON. sc sept lu-Ar ~ N b. \" asn - %
I'd. stui.-, >.- "a htrrsa- Poe 500 o.
~ 90
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Az - e. bars Osprey, OF Plymouth 3 Gays r1s Ia
vera 80 fsImuufa. Frs or ofd-fs
f.... iuf Nee Nf-sls.
lo41s7. n 50 IS. .ss ch,fs' HI. from Ssssaupar
..f ~
u..t4ss 200 a. frsnci. PsrintF- Bfosshoa. iron
90 .Juu. ri 'of kFsfcf Pate
s-ei TO- oa si s. .hP A0siros kno-s. from bosiou o..
nfI.lfns
@ lorna
ls.i.orIs st 81 ~ : on % W sgaas-s afs. A.
.H .f..rre r-r fa. cnlt - u.t-
rptoa hy CAP >offl ~to Fssssls- r - ls
ufih@ u-f. Blstur f CsJ-tf4
.ls. b. 10 pit Ihor..H -nfh ths iotg -.i c,
.lr..at. t.rtH acclus. rln saralnsh or Bost0u
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COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTER
Fc Sales Of Stocks, 81. zee FD" Page

THURSDAY, Sept l3-P. NJ.
The fancy Stock market has been buoyant to-
day and after the Board the street considerably
excited by the arrival of 100000 by the Empire CITY,
and the market had s,ill upward tendency The
Foreign news however being unsvorable for Govern
ment Stocks, the market was lower.
The advices from London quite bad for our
stocks The leading bankers write that since the ces
sation Of the Revolutions the ointment confidence
has been resuscaied in the Stocks Of the Governments
on the Continent and investments are being made In
them In preference to those Of American. In London,
the stock OF 1867 could be sold At LOG to any extent
In Exchange. there is nothing Of importance
doing and the rates are heavy
Freiehts are dull Rates 81 a "a for Flour 30
f,r Corn 2s Cd l5s for dead weight 75c for Cotton
to Liverpool
The balance in the Sub Treasury today, was
ss562.572 Duties 90 600.
One or two large Dry Goods auction sales were
on TO day. The companies were large, and the bid
ding, spirited The desirable goods sold freely at sat
i.iactory prices
A letter in another column. from a source ~or-
Inv Of all credence gives the probable amount OF gold
n he taken out Of the mines in the next three months
at 100000
Toe Stamping List gives the following state
mani Of Exports. from the 4ih to the lth OF septem'
ber from this port
To IosAoa-s0bxs MID Tobacco. II cases II Iooacco'
u nscts SKINS. 27s9 bhls Turpentins' 80 90 hesn %
L -. Co,t,n 8r7 Sou q. Cheese. zoe Slaves, DO Oars
10 I,ryDool-lu2l9 ts on Gale, l4S+ -, 90 'heSsV' TO-
ooo ~, Nm. 81 ceroou- Bsrs u hhos Toneeco = hnrs
IT,. D., So Conon. l2l bkls Tspioca S. bb.s Tap,oca
isg 30 Resin 565s do fiour, IS suus Lima "oodi oii1
no e67 bbls Resin % do Potash 24ios a. bs,,
h.. Tobacco 50 tuns fusue " DO Los"oo-' WV
~ s,,,,7ss Abls Potash. IA DO Pearlssh . DO re
80 So. Gum Copsl - do Musset barres' 90 49,
~ stoO Prppernin Is do Csssa, o. tcs g" - "a 9
C,,ton la 90 ssr.apsna, n do Piut Root - ~
' a. 81 mn. En,rc 200 logs Ced.r, 2,sS5 D. Ntsie-
l,re ~ q,3 do Lard 2OC nhds Tobacco nj, L.. A., r..
~ BLasd-2i bhls Pesrssh, 40 90 Foissu, ~ -
Al. 100 do Flour. l5a tcs Rice, E4IS fs' Lslu "a.
saves ga bales Cotton, 500 mats Csssa- 20 'Ss' ~
~ 49,, Tss,-l52 bales Hops, lls ohls foiash ~ uo
r,,wr 10 do spiuts lurpertne, LIS 90 Resin oe
Con,ibs 81 40 Vsrnsh l6 bags Coree oA'e' - -
ttI ros,rco stems "a hhds Mus Sugars, lVeso 10
- Do' "a So a. Wh.leboue 7Ss 90 Tes, - loss Srdai
- ms Io.~ ood do Hgnumsir % casAs to'. ,s -
~ pov.,oiI-l2l bhls kesn, ID bses Ian'as - '"N'
l. ,.,es-2S s.. pigs Domesiics, do skins 60
, - -, mi. Flour, 50 DO Pofs 90 bfeAa, ~ d.
49, 49, ~. Ru,ter 28S 90 Rstnrd sugar, i''VV iee'
,ee' 49, mn. Iron s 90 Lesd, 4A e.lls hrHh.i -
49,, y70 hsr, Iron. no bds Steel ~ css-s fsen
uery, ~ pkss Drugs, Ac hho' D~' '''
q, - p,s x,,fh tme,taa-sS7 bhs P~s - 90 ~
a., - 20 Tar III Flour, ~ DO Mes = 40 s9s o. a "A
100. Wire s. bushels Corn, TAI ps Nuee'e' $500 ~
1,e.rro 5000 Saves, u coils Cofdskr
-..a,,,ad for tolls on al the new
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Foreign Ports.

A. NAV ss .hp Cttt Ltusi of sai fcf s-- fols
et D q PROBABLY san-1 rsrf ~ *
Osftsrrs- Jay 49, org Osihsn H. q 20 b'tni W,
s.r Frs 4f eel iHtn
kfE.tr D. $50 est sus' thta iof Ns- f'n and ~ f'ion
.f Pti sis rfa. o. sfht'r.
"a, o. i'h Bosoa. Taom.' Nss fois 80 'eAf y
H-s~f. N.s tuft
Ar.tsf JoAfs - ash ut Hsfsa wsr-r. Ns- fof'
a - Har Cs1sfs. Jusls. Ns~ lufs - hours Cd
. It-r-.s. N-- Norsi on, trs rrfst-- q, Won
at Jofr. 80. 90 H-f q 80 Nn ls-Hnfh Ni'ft
biz R.ts y, Ee-fs OIL. 81. Er.sret O.. loth De- i1i
Co.. f--r1s Nf'ft ca, "a scar S~nfa
dol b. N-~ hsysr l1 cst-. Lori.a. Nfufs
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SCHOOLS.

4 LADY who q h.hiy eushees 10 Instruct 10 a.
n higher branches ~ Erg %. sreneh, Music, snd
Drawing. 10 drsfoos q mssiux an engagement [" c.y
Gov~ne.s 10 private family ~ voul q give ffon -
hours OF her ume Instruct al any - .ooss
breaches for her board e'mp ensauoos nost anrsceP
uonab- references can De Sisso Adersss A rroeas
Otce. >e~.Nors 80 81
(rOtkR>E~~.-Wsnt>d situation 40 restsot sov'
~ ness, by yuung adv n Do has had se.rfa yrss
experience 10 iesehns and pel-ut 10 give iusroc
uOu 10 The usual EngAsh branches Aso, Ffeuco nisse
ard drawing. kesqectaole references gssn Adde'S
+ L = ihis ofce. OIL. s.
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vi place. open her School sdn, ebay. sept 70
Her house hsving undergone thoroasn fepsirs she VII
bs prepared receive DAY scholars and sadiuooa.
number Of hosrders. aux lmsod'
IADN-Erpeusac~ IN teaching. 10 DESTROYS Of 90
n tanning few olsfs 10 be tsus III 81 their o~u reel
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M A n n / L ID .

10 Rroot,n. w-an-.sy. Sept "a, by Rev Mr. Hsaes "
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IN POWELL. OCULisT AND AURlsT, has last
lt~u0rt- ,.fx- supply n o-s4t "a ARTIFICIAL krfs
F 80 b. inserted ~illogI l.s els htssI D~n .ss oil
move AZ ll- nsllral -ls
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- - rom % Icors daily. Al Hsrr-u-st cOrr-f
n g-r.ssav here - nsd his p0pglsr Tssarist
- ~, EYFH third - too, price y cen A.p pam
81 = s-- n r9. describing bio 1ns sccssHl soe< Of
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PASSENGER sailed.

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WILL Open oN MONDAY. the l1,a Of sep'em.

w brr the Pavilion la Astor place, me celebrated
Diorsmss from Par. painted ~ Oasuerre aud bouoo,
pr0duc of the Tar f.mvd inventor OF me
lasu-eope and hs fisnd and associate arus, ard et-
rinrd by them fsr. and Moon. FINDING no bulid-
n Of ADEQUATE proprietor. ssve al srrstcA penso
rr-c.rd ihe Pavilion Tor their exhibition Tue views nn"
or exhibition The Inferior of Holy Rood chapel ~
b. oi TIE most picturesque RUNS Ia the oid
Wvri which .most perfectly represented ~ seen under
the ne OF The u.ing noon with other beautiful and pleas
Iug effects which. s.dr from - poeue. and HISTORICAL
a..ncs atoms render decreasing and D-auuin rk
hilfion A.0. view of the cry .nd hafbof Of br-ss
In France, with Ca-lr, shipping, Guy 10 me 0scs
ground and oiher OBJ scis presenting The vivid reality
of appearance
Doors open from NJ uh Top VI Admission . CT.
season ucsel. 81 cents Children hafpnce school. al
u.tfrt q liberal 80 3usus'
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nFA VOYAGE TO CALIFORNIA AROUND NAPE
OuOKN, Inc.uiiuE me DOLD Dlo1iNpn 81 nc osefo-
fu.n Valley win correct Of al me principal Sea
Pnrt. .nd msgnhcet Cues upon The SCUM Amerle "a
ChUan, Bolivian. Peruvian sud California Coasts, vim
nsen rrrf Sea scenes cebergs Volcanic frupuOns, ke
painted upon extent ~ canvas han any fanofa
fna n The world, by the distinguished Arsi, L Cess
.aE Ia from ssrtrhr. made by W u. Meyers, late
1fll- U1t-d SsIes Nay, duuns sixteen years cruising
i1 ue Pacific The public q resp~chui referred 20 inc
g sp-cb. ef-I. " be found upOu ne bach u he
n ~ th. aay from officer. no The Unltsd
states Navy snd other gen-usn establishing mo viidly
sni funfa tho sketches from ~hicn ms mAsnih
ceul Pauorams painted.
Admission IS cents DOors open Al 7-Panorams moves
o'clock
Exhibitions every Wednesday and Saturday snersoon
commencing A. = O'Clock 80 sus