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j. HOOKER, WI. D.,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
Office and Residence, No. Park Street
DR.. HOOKER would inform the citizens of Worcester
and OF the adjoining towns that he has opened
Office by himself and solics patronage from his friends
and Others wishing Medic | and Surgical aid.
He will not ntrust the dispensing Of his Medicines to
the of inexperienced individuals hut WILL far
to Patient and Physician. dtf Jan ].
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NV. B. PALMER 10 agent Tor this paper in Boston,
New York, Philadelphia and Baltimore. Office in Boss
ton. No. 8 Congress Street.
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FARM FOR SALE.

TyHE subscriber, by reason Of age and innrm.y
90 1 offers his farm situated In the south caseriy
mart of Paxton for sale or exchange for real estate
a The City OF Worcester. Said farm is anout ~ miles IN
from the Meeting house In Paxton, and miles rom aS
Civ Hail 10 Worcester 1t contains 200 acres OF wncn
go or IS are woodland; the rest Is suitably oVideu o
moving pasturiBg and tilage. $50 h,,.. s,5
There upon the premises Sood wp - sood rsnar
For further particulars inquire CT w T. Bssow, w %.
cester r. E. Bgeow Paxton, Or o. me W v '"e
premises. iAHA WI
Paxton. Feb. 8, lR49 ~
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NOTICE.

TOSEPH BROOKS offers his services any society,
Feb7 DIT
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GOLD WANTED.
General intelligence and Agencv Office

THE Undersigned having the license required has
4 ed an office of the above description at No. Is
MAIN STREET, near the corner of Main and Mechanic
Street. Places procured for those search OF employ.
men OF any Rihdand help obtained for families or ind
viduals who may wish to hire.
The subscriber will also receive applications those
Who may wish to hire let Tenements, or buy or sell
Real Estate, any other kind of property.
The object of the enterprise is to establish an Office
where any species of business that may be transacted by
the agency OF third person. will be promptly and faith
fully attended to.
The Office will be open at all hours from O'Clock
to r NJ, and all charges fer services performed will be
such as caHnot fail to satisfy customers.
Dec 81. dSm R. p McELWAIN.
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machine Shon to Rent.

AwA A BUILDING 7e feet by 40, the basement stone
EER the other three stories BRICK substantially built
situated in the village Of East Brookield within 40
rods OF the Western Rail Rond, with permanent and
cieAt water power, will be leased for term of years for
any kind Of machinery manufacturing purposes Each
story may be entered from the ground without ascending
any stairs and thus aodng unusual eniences
kind of heavy business The cars may be brought
so as to discharge directly into the building No
establishment of the kind he desirable any
business requiring water power and great facilities
communicat ON with all parts Of the country. Furnace
which makes castings and several other kinds Of business
carried the premises. For further particulars
apply personally or by writing, to A. d. F. WALKER,
East Broekdeld, or AMASA WALKER, Boston.
Feb2. diff
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More New Goods.

DACKAGES Of New Coods-sTring styles--this d.,
l. received and for sale at great bargains BY
Febl. DIV HALL q THOMPSON.
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A Manufacturing Establishment
EOR SALE VERY CHEAP!

a Q1uHU1UV USAA1A4o
FOR SALE VERY CHEAP!
CQNSIS TING OF about seven acres OF choice
80 " Land, on which are two good yelling Houses,
I'LL. one entirely new, large Barn, and a new FAC-
TORY BUILDING, 80 by 60 II well snted ana STORIES
hoh above the basement with now Dam and new wafer
Whee The above is pleasantly situated on Bachelors
rook in south adley about mile north OF inc meet
nr house in the First Parish, and Will De sod 70
close a concern For particulars inquire OF .,,r,
~'o70 E. t. SMITH, or G. A. SMITH.
-. yr,,.u r.h1 CIV
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statesmen WANTED.
1.-TWO first rate statesmen wanted in Retail Dry Gooss
store None need apply who are not well acquain-
ID with The business HALL & THOMPSON.
'oI VIZ ~ DIFF
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TimsJser Wanted.

Timber Wanted.
APPLETREE Shuttle Wcod--dimensions 10 =, IN long,
Ain BY a; also, 70 In. long 81 In. by III OF ih
plank. Apply al No. 22 Front 81. worcester: -,
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The Great National Painting
Wo0len Machinery,

WOOSCA 1AuNAAAAA~A ~
TSOR SALE at the MILLBURY FAcToEy, in Millbury Ms
L 3 Sets of WOODEN MACHINERY with Tools,&c.
and Thursday the 18Th 4h, aud 18th Of the present
MONTH for the purpose Of disposng of It in lots to suit
purchasers. -, e
Also for sale at the place, general variety OF
Cotton Machinery. div FeDo o.
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For Sale or to be Let.
fs.6N small tenement Division Street, being the
IT, nrst house over the hill. Inquire the premises
OF OTIS pAPEER
Jan. 8. f0g GEA d6la
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Steam Engina far Sale.

Steam Engine for Sale.
nor sale Horizontal STEAM ENGINE, 4 #. stroke,
Il Is inch Cylinder, with two boilers, each two fues
24 feet long and AZ inches diameter made in 1885, and
which has not been but few weeks. 1t is strong
and thoroughly made, and offered for sale for fault
whatever but simply that is no longer needed
power has been substituted in its stead Inquire of
WASHBURN, MOEN co.
Worcester, Jan %, ls4s. T&T8t
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COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MARKET
For Sale, Of socks, SC see Fourth Page.

For Sales Of Socks, &c. 81" fOarh rage
"WEDNESDAY, Jan. 3l-PM.
stocks fell OF again to-day, and at the f"s'
Hoard Treasures declined New.York and New Haven
! Erie Railroad L. Long Island !, Harlem g. treasury
Loan l. aud Canton ii. Al the Second Board treas
uries again declined I! Canton J. Long Island anu
Harlem 4 Government securities closed hr" ~ our
quotations
Exchanges continue dull, while prices remain
nouinsly this same.
The Freight market is firm, with an upward
tsnsencv We notice engagement of lOOOO onsheisS
Corn for Liverpool at "a 200 erces Rice at 2os some
heavy goods at 27s cd 1900 bushels Corn in bags iof
Glasgow at IL ID 1900 DO in bulk at sd lVVo Dds
Flour At % Cd and heavy Freight at 3os
The accumulation of Coin IN the Sub-IreasuIy
10 again having its effect Money In the street Is u"
more demand The amount, of duties being now qu''e
large the momen, the Banks find that this monster Is
becoming corpuent they begin to curtsi' ana II inc
enlargement, continues increasing. they, or some
of them at least s,rsitenng begin to call IN loans anu
10 refuse discounts in time like the present when
there 10 no export of the precious metal and every
prospect of An early import to large extent
10 be the next thing TO ridiculous that suen resu"
.bould be thus produced The SubIreavry answers
no useful purpose 1t 10 simply expensive anu nus
chievous
The snnexed table exhibits the annual receipts
Of the Treasury the payments and the excess Oh On
penditures of the State Of Rhode Island
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On Tuesday evening lssi, Mr MARY HAs"kLL' vile {" 10
HssweN Oh ...,.4 q,
HE relatives ffeuds Of OF the family are respectfully o
attend her funeral afternoon Thursdsy FEB ID at 50 oo
from residence, ~ tsserst .-.. ,rrrprs ~.
la Rrookyn 3s inhueuzs, RkMskN
..,S Re- Fimendot the Reformed Dutch Church
ouW Washington avenue o.rs u,rt ~ - II
~ ust l.,s fbs CIV IN OF hersEe OF parssss
On he sst rsi after lingering Illness CHARLES COhllts %
he s3i OF his ~. o.. .,..,. ,ts
n. friends and acquaintance are particularly invited % asn
tnuer. without farther from the r--dene Z" us uoe
H,nrv Coriss this afternoon ~ @ eiots
On Wednesisy Jan n, STEPHEN hoLI oim7'S n'u' "''
ohsut IN this CIV. sged - yesf- 10000 o.. .,..o4 ,,s
funeral on Fuisv the ~ nst 81 y ooeA y VI v" s s' "
dsne. lls West Thrteeuth without farther ' Aih ~
On TUESDAY morning Jan Of consumption WI ~"
@ HsAsN. Nova Scotia, aeva 80 .
H.. if-nas and Acquaintance are respectfully ' ~ " ~.
f.,al on Ibursds, afternoon At clock iron biz LATE res ien-
Grand
ssy H,Lfar rapers please cory.
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Thtuas I'm Philn deiphia.
Correspondence Of The Tribune.
PHrLApzLPHIA. Wednesdsy. Jan. 81

PHILADELPHIA, Wednesday, Jan. 81.
The brig Thomas Walter, Capt. Marshman has
cleared from tb. port for California and sails tomor.
row morning The 80 smsrgo Company goes out In
her Among the names notice the celebrated ds
guerreo;ypist Mr.. l.. :. Collins
IL 10 ssid that 600 persons attended the ball given at
the Museum Monday night for the benefit of 81
Johns Orphan Asylum Another ball will be given for
The same purpose on the 7th Of Apr next
cargo Of Pennsylysnis cesl IL now being taken 10
By the ship Levant at Port Richmond for san Francis
co II 10 intended for the OF the Government
steamers
Mr.. George Thompson son Of Walter Thornp .on
grocer. South secondst died very suddenly night
The market for Bresdstufs heavy under the foreign
news and there few II any buyers At old prices
Flour isnOmins l2l for standard shipping brands
without sales Rye Flour, the last sale Al -,
Corn Meal 200 bols sold price not made public sup
posed q, a slight decline. Wheat ssles Corn Is
lever and several cargOes Of Southe Yellow are on
the market unsod small sale was made u 81 cents
aud - - the qhest Tor Pennsy gana
aud Southern Yellow Oats, Southern, are selling al
81 ~ cents which IL also decline. Cotton is fat %
dag, the private sdgices not being favorable was
Al fret supposed and there plenty Of sellers old
prices Sugars steady aud hrm and 20 hbds New.
Orleans sold At full prices. Provisions without much
movement and prices unatered Timothy Seed 10 Ia
request at 20 81 per busheL Clover IL scarce at
30 a 81. Whisky sold at % cents for bbls
SAILS OF srocKs 90 Fret B0ayd-ll2 Ohio State -,
7ss 2O00 do 79s 100 Girsrd Bank ia 900 LehlRh
Dc, g. LOO DO. Coal Scrip 70, 10 do. stock p.
200 L : Loan os. 81, 1904 900 Union Canal II! z
do ~. Beaver Meadow RR, II 800 Reading K
X Mort Bonds 81 20 Harrisburg RR, 81 5000,
Chez & Del Canal, S. 70, 81 10 sehuyl Nav Int
40. $3.50 Wilrn RR 6s - 80 Morris Canal, o.
StoOnd BOard-l,lf0 Iehigh Mort Loan, "a 10 Ken
lucky Bank, % J do 9ei 1000 Reading Mort.
Bonds 563 1900 do RR Bonds 4Gi 10 Reading RR
l2f 900 state g. 79l 1000 do y; Grsrd Bank ~
80 Lehigh &C. 64t 200 do 65 200 do Mort Loan -
20 LehiRh stock 2sl Pennsylvania Bank, 29j; 80
n A. Ins Go. - 10 n A. Bank. l23 20 Com Bank, 81.
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AUCTION SALES.
A: n: MERwIS. AueaOne~

DY BANGS, PLATT 4 co. store - Brosivsy
DAr PifvArs sALe-NAltsriSxs--A great valley q
rrsnsh Valentines recently imported from Lontco rsns
lng from o. ~ to ~ per eor-n D-ass especially
rosry.Nrsrs Sxv.loax rsADk sALs-To ~
r@uerd The stationery and rsPer sac % FRIDAY hsreA
- Ard he book sac tt EsoAf March y TIE osxt
,ssnIsr rss sa~ viii 30 commenced 81 The above ists IL
vi be coudacist eodef The rme rsSslsuocs ne -
rs Goes gurers o. bcoka paper stAnonery ssrsotyps
ns.s bipt-rs cloth eslhcr he are respectfully sooitso
Psrs,cuiars FOR the printing shoat Be mrnsnea ~ es -
rebrusry ncxt which dine me eaAosae ~ ~. - =
pr.ss RE ususl cash advances VII % n $40 W 'P' "
sosss wh..n rec uir-d ,..t. ....s,.v,.
pl.ses snoug oth~rs VII Re sod Al ne seoss &C.,
r-~c-rS. N 5rs. Roy Of Mocns RIG; Aicc az sfss
vos VIZ Young Womsns GUIDE Yong hssean1t5 Is1y
Mo,her Younr WIFE and foons hocs-se~rsr n.e~
Nv. Ia Butrrs Call Bax'ers sans hsst, 49, -. 20
e;,ses ORE 90 Lying. Fanny Newell. M neeeSss
rsles vols, sks,cs>s Of >efnoos ioenasaon' "
core New-yeG Day. By 90 snow STORM; ~ 40 ,
.-s As Ne Aso. The sri,ish Poess ; yos $40.
pYF. COLrON, A.sss. asa cs.S.s.'- n No. :.
rnoy.S 20 he arc We uamed % sou rr-pG~i 70
--ve al tints q Cabinet Furnifure Dry voce
,.,t Ycases-epsns Of every descrpoon GO osSn
frept ~ private sale 81 srecon. and " NAE
,sta rs ,'susl prompness he - also "a P.s.,si
,ss1 a., =. s r any rs ~ th- citv snecdsi TO- - assa
FRIDAY. Feb i.
Am. Auction Room. Al 10. sccck
.s,.r. ...,,,, u household furniture. eonssunf
=, -, .s.'r. siv. hook csses, heSsiests ~sshsAods
abe. roe er. wsr1ro N~s s1ese.e ~ ,-.ss-.
80. s..s. hxr .rs ar, mattresses coaon 90 tee1sea
beis carpets oil cosh val. -, y. =. s..,,r, IA Ss
~, chandeliers. gss nHturrs q. w f
Aiso. lot OF NUTS
Also I splendid chandelier.
Also several white snd hlsck marhl' sop cecisr tsoss
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The Columbus and Xenia Railroad, 1t Is ex'
ed will be prepared for the super'uue'urs IN July
-, and thu, IL will be ready for the running OF
the car, in October following Is the Intention o. inc
Company at once to lay down heavy ! RAJ, 'n'" a
/, should BE- a. it lie bad to use ia. bar rus av.
when finished viii open direct railroad e0ln'nu :,
ton between Columbus, the seat oil 'oSe'n~e".
Ohio. and Ito srea, mercantile metropolis 0'n''HS'
II viii sl,O form an impOrtsn, link in the railroad con
nection between Cincinnati and Lake Erie al
uniting a. 4, does at Columbus with the Cleveland a'
Columbus Road to which we sdverted Few o"'
since The advantageous location OF THIS rOs'' 40 ~
nection with other channels OF trade, the P'ese"'
prices for Iron and the chespDess OF preparing the
Tor the Iron hardly fail to renderi very productive
nronertY.
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I}A LIS.

IIAIF-ORPHAN BALLAD extrsordinary Bsl
FOR The Benefit Of the ROMAN CATHOLIC HALF
ORPHASs 10 be held 81 the New Assembly Rooms,
Chinese Mu.-uml, $50 Brosdway FRIDAY EVENING,
rebrusry :, 1919 -
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS
HAEGoVs, 50 -Ouihst ~ MASS, 10 Pesrlst
RoeKsr FyNgr IS Wm.sl H. b LasALA, - Broadway.
q NJ CoNNolLy IS WAt.rst j. LEARY, Aston House
DR. n swEE~EY n Elmst Dr. va PowEs, Carroll 81
p Mi vfuut 25 O'iyerst D FAcAS - James-st
: Dtru..S I5I Fqltonsi u OLwELL, la Westsl
p Mrsp.y 81 Nsiaen-lsne DoLAS 203 Mulberry-.t
+ RO6gss l05 Wllliam--i. A. CAREiGsS Com o. I'm.
J. W WHITE, Nssssu-.L Gissossi ll5 West S1in-sl
Sosf q d. CoURcy, f2B'ry J. BoUcHAuD, Is Old Slip,
j q fioTrssEscERf Centre s DELNoNIco, slh Wmsp
BROOKLYN
I RFNsoS n Frort.st n OBNES. i2i Bsssman-st
GLOVER. Priest Esgi 10 o X. HOGAN, ' % beekm 81
" NcAETHUR, Trs y VIM } 2. DoYLg. Sec III Parx p,
~ Dodworth. Celebrated CouuiOn and Is n2aged
Tickets $50 be hsd Of sny Of he Committee - ou'
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THE GLOBE HOTEL.

"a TIE GLOBE hOrEL, 90 Broadway, having been
La taken by c B. CT LNER late " the St Charles Hotel.
- ew-Orleans. has been repaired renovated and nued
up every for tho reception OF guests The
put perfect order from the kitchen n the
attic with ard beds and furniture The
rooms conveniently sfrsngss with psrors and he'd
sdOinng. for the accommodation both of families
and single persons Experiences I'D sk1i cooks and
lenve waters engaged. and the meals M Is served
10 ne guests after the Of the hotels In Europe, In
their rooms, In the spacious dining room the
ground ro0r where they are accommodated al separate
tables
Mr. Culver the public that pains will be spared
his part promote the comfort and consult the tastes Of
those who favor him with their custom, and Ia maze the
pass short time 10 the city and those who contemplate
= longer residence.
Travellers who formerly frequeuted the Globe Hotel will
hrd present accommodations In wiss inferior 10 those
% 10. best davs lflw-
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MEDICINES.
CONsJ HPTlON
cuRFD DAILY ~ Or HAsTiScs's
COMPOUND SYRUP OF HAPHTHA
CONSUMPTION

COMPOUND SYRUP OF hAPHTHA
rI'HE MEDICAL FACULTY a. well a. the public, are
,ruck with wonder the cures made daily Dy
his extraordinary medicine and Is acsuov ed gsf By
many q our eminent physicians 70 b certain and
speedy cure for bercu consumption 10 is worst stage.
II hss recommended Dy nat eminent physician, "
Mon and constantly sod iu he Nsrns hOspi,a a. Saya
nah BY Dr. Arnoc the Senior Physician OF nc hospi.
London Lancet London Medical Jo1rnsl, ofA,hNa.S'
have spoken many lines prsse OF the s1rpnsn2 Effects
OF Or HasTSsss preparation u has been thoroCzhy ed
not only The Hospital uudsr The charge u Dr. hAsrNSs
Ia London bat also by A. The nrst physicians " E1gani
.of al have flly endorsed u unnYAed remedy 10
consumption and all other diseases u The lungs The io-
lowing are few Oftbe opinions expressed ~ ne Medical
Faculty Of England. Dr. Williamson u asncneslrf nus
writes 49,. -.
brow bad SEEMED - have 49, - sea- SECURE ~ .s a
s-r-csth sd .tanse b. Early orz- re 1i~ns- sl-f a %
tr--z cogh o tho calm r-Po-- -hea aon- anin-. SOUND
Dr. Ware Of Liverpool saws.
Il .-s Hs.,E.. syup fSlphtha Of ~ fnt mssa
cnlc-r ,s clfns clfsul fn
!. - II - 800 al i5a5f IN s|i-.,.5r
Dr how'd Of Lsncas.er HAS Il q, the great cons1mp-
I'VE snlcote Ard cure" anc Dr. Hamilton Of BAN pro-
uouuc-s u the only rnOwn remedy which may D. reed
on for removing nberces from ne unss and preventing
f1rnsuon Of Others
.nzs boul- viii prove ifs efficacy AL he proprietor
.sEs usl Of o1s boe, the scron Of which vii prove
% the patient the Vrue Of he medicine
Couxts colds. orunchls decline, ssLna, nshisWesLs
sod spng Of blood cured 10 s1rprsngy snor spae
Of rme s-veresi colds Lave yielded 70 he treatment OF
he Sapnihs syrup 10 ih= .nOr space Of y hours sr.
n es-ru Of Ponnse, Mica was attacked We spiint oi
blood and could obtain relief mil no tred HAsrNSss
Ssphiha which tipped In bali az hcar 70 en1mefs1e
Al ne cures p-rforned By his medicine ~Cs1 occupy
volume ...
H.srixsss Nsphlhs Syrup which cutie pleasant 70 the
tAs,e put up az o. bottles, price 81 each " az Dol
Pnnepsl ofcs 49, Grs-u~iebst n Y SOD IN Psiisde.-
81 Rst.inz L Co u Jersey City NJ CerEs r.sIneey,
snt 10 SfoOsiyn BY Mrs Hayes 10 KS ii~o
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BOOK TRADE.
LITERATURE FRAHCAIsE.
fNPc2TED 81
GFO p PUTNAM rs lro.1-

Dkb- r ~ IMAM, lS 5roscvGy
ISL NO li.-BsLIac--tLIvr-s cornr kt-,. Afro, ss
l. IRE crnee se visness par Gsv.rui. Toay Jooxn.oL
&c 10 vo.s 10 20 ceni v-su, SIS Psrf.fstl
BAEasrE toEl His-0ir- CO Cue. - 8or-xorr.
De q Mason &C Nslos i+lf77 one. G. no grsvare.
sur bos psp-r d. Chine = Dc Is cses sorrsuruss n
voisin g. aemi nsrCcgin. s1i Par.. lSs7
BAYLE - Diclorusire historicle II Crucae. roqveue
EDITION s1En-re- tc uoies errsts &C Chsufs ufS LOW
Lsnoanoie l. Leeerc etc eic. 10 vol ia ceri vssz
So Pans, ls.0
BELE Ia s.ISrEl .s1 = 90 frsrcas trs1 aa = Ms.
Dc sscy s1ivi- crr0nnsire eiynoIogC14 ,eoyr.-
phC1- arr e0ogicg- Arec - visreue. .rr-. :, -.
.ns d. D-ve-ia p vols grand IN g d-ri msrocu- M
Pans. ls2S-5i
BoME.C-DEsPzEsUN - l1vres completes svec Dc.
Note. hslorQges 20 ersre- par Ansr svsc portrait
: r0i IN deni msrcllin. 81.
- Egvres comp eiss, svec les Notes hisoricu-s q
uersres 81 Gee rsche-ctes We o. fse e ,es ouv.
RACES ps Berrisl ssirf PIX ave. portrait fse smile
etc. vo, n 2. t-ri vesl, 3 80 Psrs. ls47.
BossUET -Guvres uplees ponrsii q vol grand IL
ceni 80. Psris. 1885
- Discourse Pllsfore rrlV--seil- prAcAss dune
nouc- Euersire par Ts-ot tustlee pr = ~ rrs s
sri-r du pus besu ty= cspr-s hurro, Tory Joh.nrot
H. -sud. IT. msguii11es vol grand IL g. dem marc
GUN. as Psrs II -rs
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~ The MIDNIGHT SOUTHERN hail

~ TIE SOUTHERN MAIL last night brought US
nothing South Of Philadelphia. Two mails are now
due from Baltimore and Washington and three from
New. Orleans.
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COMPREHENSIVE.

OF PARrNERSHiP-The partner
l nm NJ CAIpWFLLS GOODMAN having been dis
solved on the LIST inst by the personal Withdrawal OF JOhN
caldwell. 40 advertised by him IN The Morning star
X he 18Th Of January 1919; and IN The second nssnee b
he uumRl agreement OF Caldwell Goodman HsNins
ssa The demsnds Of all the creditors Of he late hrn OF
CsdveD 4 Goodmsn. the debtors 10 this company now
ssoyedl are respectful informed thai John Ooocnisn
none authorized TO collect the outstanding ceos 49,,
An immediate call be made by the subscriber Tor ms
tsnt payment Of the scoounls 10 eN pecied
The subscriber respectfully informs those eonneeie1 VIE
hs rade and his former customers ma ne SUI. SaIe "
bs Curryng and dealing in Leather 10 al us orsneAss
.hicb n. viii sell for cash al reasonable proht
WHICH no '" 70" W. JOHN GOODMAN
. A., w., Ian 81 Ig4a II II
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oALIFoRNIANs ATTENTION.
l0 0ao WORTH Oy READY MADE CLOTH NC

M4sf b. Sold
rU,HF UNDERSIGNED has Al large aud extensive assOrl
] men. Of ready made clothing both FOR Winter and sum
n.r nsfs up IN the aud Of the best mster
recently purchased 1r c,sh Companies end ma YOU
AZ low prices will ind this most favorable opportunity
EDWARD FOX. ~ Broadway,
II 6rshr The Nev-Yofk Ca.h Tailoring Establishment
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VESSELS FOR CALIFORNIA.-The following YES
sells at this port been purchased for the purpose
Of being fitted out for California with all convenient
dispatch
Ship Fersx 372 tons, and about l6 years old. for
5000 bark Alice TartOn. 80 tons, about years Old,
price not public brigs Chas. j Dow 1877 tons, about
years old for $1,000 laramie, 27s tons about years
old for 50 900: CanOnicus 81 500 Sarah Abigail 2ll
tons, IA years old, 5000
The ship Corssir, Capt Chosie cleared for Chagres
yesterday, with l04 passengers whose names sup
pressed until alter sailing.
The brig Mary Wilder sailed from Nantucket Roads
Yesterday morning for San Francisco.
The bark Drumnond cleared yesterday and sails to-
day for the gold region, having board the Suffolk
Mining Company, numbering 81 persons, Of which Mr..
Hiram Cummings is the President Boston Chro 3lst