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Worcester daily spy., 1851-10-10
Norwich and Worcester Railroad.
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ARRANGEMENT-Coann annlencins Oct. 6, 1851
PASSENGER TRAINS
Leave Norwich at 80 am. and I2 80 and 90 p.
m lal
Arrive at Worcester at 80 am and 8 90 pm and
740p.m.
Leave Worcester at 90 am. [ql 10 90 am. and so
pm.
Arrive at Norwich II 40 am. and Il so pm. and
725 pm
(al Freight Train, with Passenger Car attached.
FREIGHT TRAINS
Leave Norwich on Mondays, Wednesdays and FRIDAYS
topping at at all way stations the road
Leave Worcester Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays
stopping as above.
The 6 80 am Train from Norwich connects at Wor
cester with Western, Express Train, 30 am for
Springfield Hartford and Albany; with Boston and Wor-
ceser Worcester and Nashua, and Providence and Wor
cester Trains.
The II 90 m. Train from Norwich will arrive at juno
in time nersect with the New York Express Train for
Boston, with the Train of the Providence Road with
the Western Trains Springfield and Hartford; also,
arrive the Worcester Station in time for all the North
Trains, AMI for Boston at 80 p m. The 90 IN
Train from Norwich Worcester with the 10 80
pm. Train for Boston.
Trans from Worcester at 90 and 10 90 am connect at
Norwich with the New London, Wlimantic and Hart
r. X. for New London Willimantc, Hartford, or New
Haven.
Passengers for New York the line of the Road to 90
by the Connecticut and KnCkerbOcker, Will
the 80 PIN. Train from Worcester.
The Steamboat Train will leave Allyn's Point every
morning except Mondny at abOnt l o'clck, for Bos-
and Worcester reaching The latter place in time
with all the early Trains out Returning, will
leave Worcester every evening except Sunday at 35
JOEL w. WHITE, President
o7-dwtf N. & w. R. R.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-10-10
Providence and Worcester Railroad

Providence and Worcester Railroad.
LEA III 7 4s.;.s.s:::ssa E.;;:i.:.i:7 i7 -.s.s..:.s -
WINTER ARRANGEMENT-on and after Monday
October 9Th
TRAINS
Leave Providence at 7l5 and l130 and 3.45 p. IN.
Leave Worcester at 6.45 and IL am. and pm.
TRAINS CONNECT at Woonsocket with coaches fol
Milford and Mendon; At Miville with coaches for Sla.
tersvile; AT Whtns with coaches for East Douglas and
Whtrsvie; at Farnums with coaches for Grafton Ger
ne n. E. Village and Upton; at Worcester with
Western R. Road and Norwich and w. r. r.. and Wore
and Nashua R. R.. AT Waterford with trains of Norfolk
County Railroad for and from Boston, Dedham, &C.
The Ills train from Providence connects at Worcester
with the Express train for New York, and the
daton train for Albany, which leaves Worcester $50
A. NJ.
The II 80 train from Providence connects at Worcester
with the Express train for New York which leaves
cester at 5 P. NJ.
Passengers by the 345 P NJ train from Providence car
arrive Sprngeldthe Hartford Northampton
evening This train also connects at Worcester with the
New York steamboat train via Norwich
The ii AM. train from Worcester connects al Providence
with trains for Boston, Taunton Fall River n Bediori-
Also, with Steamboats, for Fall River and Newport,
The M. train from Worcester at Providence
with the Boston and Y Steamboat train for New York
o The 7.45 and II M trains do stop Hamlet.
u The 3.45 and P. M. trains do Ashton
Hamlet. ISAAC Ii SOUTHWICK, Supt.
Eaprovidence, Apr. l. 1851. o6-iwtf
Worcester daily spy., 1851-10-10
FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN!

A Lot Of Chandeliers for Burning Oil.
nNE large one with twelve burners and two small ones
" with four burners each. -Four Fountain Chandeliers
with four burners each Three do with three burners
EACH and one large Entry Lamp, with glass lantern lot
OF SIDE Lamps and Fxnres together with chi nneys and
shades for the above. ready for use.
Aso-Two Chandeliers, with six lights EACH for burning
Fluid nearly new and four Bracket Burners together with
shades complete.
The above will be sold cheap for the reason that the CITY
have introduced gas into the city building For further
particulars inquire of DAVID GLEASON City Messenger
mt the City Hall. senl.dvvif
Worcester daily spy., 1851-10-10

- Applications for Assurance may be made At the Office
Of the Company, 80 MAIN STREET, in WORCESTER and to
the Agents in the and sections of New England New
ork, New Jersey, Pennsylvania and Ohio
CLARENDON HARRIS, Secretary.
worcester, feb 3, 1851. apr23-wtf
Worcester daily spy., 1851-10-10

N'N-I MY ItI VtIt dUVtlNCt -UOVe
charged so in addition to the above y, ii he charged as
Admission Fee the first year.
OFFICERS.
DIeECToRs,-2O,OO0 Members
H. CRossET, President, A. NJ. GALPlN, V. Pres't.
lie IL, DARLING, Secretary and Treasurer
FINANCE COMMITTEE.
A. NJ. GALPIN, G. PILLsBuRY, REV. R. H. CoNKLIy.
l.. w. KIMBALL.
References-Ex Gov Slade of Vermont; Hon. I. r
Giddngs, NJ c.. Hon. Edward Little Marshfeid; Rev D
n Merritt, Housatonic Mass; Seth Rogers NJ D. Wor-
ceser, Mass; Hon. Apheus Fflch, u. 5 Senators Hon
Seth N. Gates, NJ. c., n " c. lynde, ESQ, Johnson
vi Hon Eliab Ward, Middleboro, Mass. Prof b r.
Palmer, Philadephia Penn; C. NJ. Neal, Esq Phila Pa
SPriHgfetd-Rev. 5. OsgoOd, d. D.; Rufus Elmer E.
d. Beach, Esq; }. t. Rockwoodj Homer Foot Esq
OFFlCE-No. SO Main street, Worcester.
jelS-d3m GOODWIN IL BARSTOW General Agents
Worcester daily spy., 1851-10-10
Medicine and Surgery.

Under the firm Of NEWTON &. KELLEY. The increasing
professional duties devoying Dr. Newton have rendered
II imperative for him to engage partner III business; ami
he has accordingly associated with himself one emineny
qualified to disseminate the principles of lhe liberal school
of medicine
1t is due Dr. Kelley to say, that he has enjoyed the
most ample facilities for thoroughly acguamtmg himself
with both The Old and the New S prac,ice-or
learning The imperecons of the one, and the superiority
ol The other To him more especially viii be committed
the department OF Surgery, as his opportunities quality
himself Tor ms branch have been pre-emiuen and his
pelehce ana skill as an OPERATOR ente him Than
ordinary favor.
IL Tumors Iiylrocele, FstuB, Hernia Diseases Of ths
treated.
Worcester June l9, 1851 iel9-lwly
Worcester daily spy., 1851-10-10
panar Hangings. Rnrdnrs

Having fitted np and removed to store 500 Main ST.
two doors north of the American Temperance House
where he intends keeping as good an assortment Of
Paper Hangings, Borders, &c,
as can be found in the city, large or small lots which
pul chasers are invited to examine.
N b. All kinds Of papers put on formerly, by expe-
renced workmen, both in and out Of the city.
u Remember the place, two doors of the Ameii-
can Temperance House, and directly opposite Bnley Hall
sepl3 dwtf A. H. NEWTON
Worcester daily spy., 1851-10-10
Fitchburg and Worcester Railroad

"a q :.isi;.s.s 80 ::..... ::s......s5
TNRAINS leave Worcester for Fitchburg, connection
Il with the Worcester and Nashua trains, every day
cept Sundays, at
$50 and II A. NJ and at 4. Pm
RETURNING-Leave Fitchburg at
500 A. NJ, I2.45 and AS P. NJ.
The shortest and most direct Railroad route between Wor
ceser, Mass and Burlington, Vt. is by the way of Fitch
burg, Bellows Falls and Rutland. This twentytw
miles shorter than any other.
The next shorter roue by the way of Ftchburg, Bel
Fails, Windsor, White River Junction, and Montpe
er This is 90 miles shorter than any other except
the mentioned above and it 20 miles than any
other route all stations the Vermont Central and
sunpsic River Railroads.
Passengers going by either Of these by the morning
train stop at Fchburg hour dine Bellows Falls, and
arrive at Burlington early by any other
Passengers in the ii O'Clock train from Worcester
Fitchburg three hours when they proceed Rutland
Northfeld day, and to Burlington the
ing.
RETURNING-The early train from Fitchburg arrives il
Worcester in with the trains Boston
Providence, Norwich, and New York, via Springfield.
Passengers from above, who arrive Ftchburg in the
1l50 tran dine there and arrive in Worcester
o'clock Those who arrive in the so can take e,
Ftchburg, and arrive in Worcester for the
York train, via Norwich.
apl7-dtf IVERS PHILLIPS. President.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-10-10
ONLY TRY IT!
Ana you Will say that yOu never knew
what GOOD LIGHT was, until You did
E'Fy HaarSh'S Patent OIL!

OR portable Light work, read or sit by this article
IL is decidedly the cheapest and hest of anything vet dis
covered The large sales and increasing demand for this
Oil is the best proof Of its goodness and fact of its be-
ing FREE from grease, and IRON which you can have anv
amount oight, without smoke SMELL causes people to
put aside greasy substances, with their dim smoky light
and have their old lamps altered sr 12 cents) or get
ones which are right for burning this Vegetable Oil.
The subscriber is the only agent for Worcester and of
whom you have II at wholesale RETAIL with lamps
cans, tubes, wckng &c. sut purchasers at No 2O7
Main street, doors north of the American Temperance
House. All NEWTON
WANTED-Several local Agents for this Oil in the
County OF Worcester Address apply the subsc ber
two doors north Of the American Temperance House.
Eepl3 dwislm A. II. NEWTON.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-10-10
Highly Important to Females I!
NEW DRUG ST0RE-

VIE subscriber would inform the public that for the ac
commodation Of his fellow citizens in the south and
9ouh asery part OF the city, he has opened Drug Store
at the corner of Park and Trumbu streets and snpnd IL
with an entire new stock Of the hest
Drugs, Medicines, and Chemicals,
together with arge assortment of FANCY GOODs sroh
as are usually kept by Druggists and that he will be NJ MI
times ready to supply any OIders in his line of business
Particular personal attention paid the componr dino
ana putting up of physicians prescriptions day or nigh
harSS-du ii c. BATES, NJ. d.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-10-10


workmanship Centre Tables and Side Tables, with or
without Marble tops; Marble Pier Slabs and Brackets
French Mirrors in rich gilt rames and every other article
appertaning well furnished Drawing room. Painted
Chamber Sets French BedsteaGs; Marble Top Dressing
Bureaus Marble Top Washstands Sinks Card Tables
What-Nots; Hat Stands Antique and Fancy Chairs ;
Portable Desks Book Cases together with large as
sortment of medium and Ow-priced Furniture made in
thorough and substantial manner Painted Window Shades
and Fixtures Palm Leaf and Hnsk Mattresses; Looking
Glasses; Looking Glass Plate, and every article usually
found in the most extensive Furniture Ware Rooms Best
Hair Mattresses of manufacture always on hand
Upholstery Goods hand and Upholstery work done
repaired. Furniture repaired Pulpit Furniture and Pew
Cushions furnished to order Office and Counting Room
Desks Show Cases. Book Cases. and all kinds and descp
tons of Furniture made order, of good material an
warranted TO give satisfaction Mahogany Board and We
neers always on hand and for sale In short is our inten
On to make this establishment al that the city or vicinity
desire, in order to furn sh their dwellings in fshonab
and suitable manner and at reasonable prices.
n. Having purchased the usive right OfHnklev
Patent Elastic Bottomed Bedseads County of Wor
ceser and having tested by the sale of upwards 1000 the
past year, confdentay recommend the best Bed
stead now in and only need be tried to be
universally adopted
mar24d TABER g. LAWRENCE.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-10-10

MECHANICS
MUTUAL BENEFIT ASSOCIATION.
0Mce Nos & 10, FoOt's Ba1}ding S2r3n fei3 Mass
INHlS Association organized October ISL lS59 and
Il was the first of the kind organized in The United
states, and is the only purely Mutual Heath Association
now in operation 1t is managed BY its members and has
~
An accumulated Cash Capital of $4,000
Guaranty Camal OF 4O,OU0
Rates OF annual deo osits for members under fifty years
Worcester daily spy., 1851-10-10
FASHIONABLE

1T U RE w A r ER 00MS.
T He subscribers, having enlarged their !
Rooms, No. $50 MaiA street, opposite
the Central Exchange, Cup stairs) have stocked
them with rich and elegant assortment of
Furniture ofthe latest styles. Drawing rooms
furnished in Rose Wood, Black Walnut or
Mahogany, upholstered in Plush, Damask or
Hair I'1nth of tho latest daS;oDs
Worcester daily spy., 1851-10-10
EOPLE'S
MUTUAL BENEFIT ASSOCIATION.

n B-Ioung men, of business capaci v wanted to Il,
as d9eIts Iof tne above Association. ielO-dMtf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-24

FROM NV BRUSswICK.-An act has recently
passed the Assembly extending the elective
franchise 20 every male Of u years Of age ~no
shall have paid his assessment OF poor or county
rates for the year next preceding tue election
A plan is being sgltated FOR the purpose OF con
meeting e. John. via Capes Ray and North, With
Halifax and New.York. The plan, II carried ont,
Will Go much toward the Advancement OF tnat
island, and We are lad 10 see that the Govern
ment, press AID people are determined TO push u
through.
In the New.Brunswick Assembly on tae 18th
Mr. Riches resolves, implying want OF conh-
dence 10 the Government were defeated by only
two msiOrity-l9 Yeas 70 q Nays The resolve
in favor Of reduction OF salaries passed. p % :.
M Howe, the Provincial Delegate % England
who arrived at Halifax on the 10th at night, was
escorted by torchlight from the steamer; the
horses were taken from his carriage, and he was
drawn in triumph by hand.
NAvAL-The Z. s. sloop ofwar Dale sailed
from Monrovis Feb a. for Port Praya, after E
cruise of A months on the coast. Left the L S.
brig Porpoise 10 sal IN few days for tne same
place, after crOise on the coast.
PORTLAND, Me.-Neal Dow, a Radical Wing
is elected, on the ID trial, Mayor OF this city by
400 majority over his Hunker, Loco and boiling
Whg opponents. This will DO for the Wings OF
Portland.
FIRE AT WMCHESDOE, MAss--A very deg
tructive fire tis place iesdsy morning
One half Of The village destroyed. The ornc pa s1f
fsrers are N h Hund L Co T. 1eniIfs Union Pro-
ieclve Co; WIN. Pollard; Knapp Bssls; Mr. Huuti
J NJ CsfD n. FeliOn &. 0. Tyl-r; D. l. M)rrl,
s. W. FBirbsnEI; EIbh4 PsrKS Of Boston; Wm II Wy
msu sno oiheB. Sons o. he sufferers were partially TO-
sured.
SLAVE FREED.-Several Of the citizens Of
Greenfield Msss have cortribu'ei money. sad scored
the purchase TO freedom OF Robert WRIGHT fagitgs
living 10 inst lO~n Marshal Degrls contributed
Glore 81 toward the object.
CONsIsTENCY.-The State Legislature o' Ar
kspsas wi hss l. a. ued kgs -nscted nat fJr ne
fiture elections sbsl taF- see no MsGsachl
s-t. essme parry which rules IN Arsansss go-s TO- Sc
cret ballot lSpnngheli Mass Republican.
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

PROGRESS or TIE DRuRY TRIAL.-This case
sestnles 10 engage the attention OF the City Court with
doubtful prospect 10 It's continuance The evidence o.
the prosecution not yet concluded and understood
that several witnesses remain be called. Almost The
me day yesterday was consumed In the examination
Capt A. NJ G Smith. who recalled tho Court having
held that sufficient evidence OF the loss Of the alleged
sereit bis had been given by Mr. J. Phillips examined
on Tuesday to lei IN secondary evidence Of tie contents
MI Snh was snned to the seizure Of VARIOUS
properly NJ Dfvrys house, Immediately Strr his
the orpedo charge IN November lSt aud admitted thsths
and Others went without search warrant and CIV
ing Mrs Drlry understand gha Asy had tpos
printers press and sundry valuable property portion o
ant oticer OF he Sixth Ward police New York followed
II wOud DC sNiar % n brief the testimony
given a. 20 the 81 the arrest ol DrOrV which hoo
Inc Sc ard the previous jenkinsl had de-
pOsed Aler CrSSogs had given his testimony the Court
a. ,ourned 10 10 A NJ this morning
RoBBtNG An EMPLOYER Hugh Brady, an ap-
nr.,tee I'D Samuel Brewer cooper ~ Pearl aud
ZION. ats ard three olher boys HE associates named
Tlomss Co.egin, John Farrell and Nshsm Ssngle, were
IsAen ngo custody by ina Secold District police, during
The psst week c1srge d with roboius Mr. browe a. van
ous tia O.. Of tools &c Vslued about 81 They were
ali bsoOght before justice hirg ss.ecasy Snd committed
10 jail iVr further vxsmlnsiioD
The RAPE CASKS lN THE Oyer AND rERhI'
SEE-1cha Conahs and William Hsnducks,n, 10 ieed
S rape, IN CONNECTION with I'VE other boys, upon Mrs
Ellen Rusk The syeoing Of he Sgh Of JSa0sry lxss
were brought up for trial yesterday hUt lie
OF the illness OF comps ni witness. (who hss bees &C.
tanned jail since toRl occuuence testify Nea.si The
prisonsTs) the trial wSs poaSponsd Gnt "Wednesday next
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WILLIAMSBURG ITEMS.

NrwrowS PLANK RoAD.-The company. under
The dhecsoa OF George P Brnckerhoh, ESQ and other
rssktnes Of Newton has been formed and The shares
IdsrstAna eli subscribed for. The Company have p0r
chased the turnpike and commenced Yesterday, the grading
and laying OF he road between Newtown and WiAsas
bursh W sch VIII be completed probably by +h July Its
tsrmiaus viii be Norih Third st The road viii also bs
continued from NewsOws TO Flushing aaoring great Ia
eues aud others IN reference 70 the NswforA
nAfkeL
CovSsEL TO TIE BoASD.-The Trustees have
appointed Mr. GecrssThomPsoElo 1soiscs. Nj George
Sparrow has been appointed Marsha 10 lie Board.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

SPECIAL NOTICE TO COUNTRY
~ MERCHANTS and BOOKsELLERS X COINS
4 KELLOGG Blank Book Manufacturers, End Wholel aie
Dealers ia School ard sceaneOus Books and Station
cry ~ Johust OF Gold NewYork, Invite the al
ienuon Of his clsS Of buyers TO her very ge ana well
assorted stock Of goods particularly suited 10 helf sde
Br NAM acturers ~ every vsrey OF Blank Books ADD
possessing every facility for msEing Them a. tho lowest
possible purchasers will much by buying directly
u them. iUslsA1 Of second hand
School and Mitcei Books aud Stationery 10 al
their varieties furnished low sny other houae 10 tde
CITY Particular attention paid 10 orders from distance
and those 90 ordering may rely upon being as vel served
6s Il pietent
X K. are genls FOR Peun SAFE Manufacturer, and
esu therefore sell he best srcle u American Slate Al the
MaLufacturers' prices All G. ThSst&nF
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MOBILE.
A " Union Club 1-SecessiOn Movements and
the Opinion entertained OF them-LOcal
Itsas, &c.


less, sc.
Correspondence Of The Tribune
NOBLE, Monday April H.
A meeting 10 form a Union Club, and create
Union party in the State Of Alabama was held al
she Alhambra Hall on the night Of the 18th inst
The room was crowded, and hundreds went away
unable to gain adnittance, Wings and Demo
Gratis united 10 the movement, and the officers
were elected from both parties Judge Hopkins
delivered an able speech, denouncing the aggres
sions Of the North, threatening resistance revo-
lstioD. and dissolution, if the peculiar insttu
ton" was any further meddled with but acqui
esoing in the Compromise measures and conf
dant that they would be carried out TO tue letter
Other speakers ridicOled the idea Of a dlssolu
tion Of the Union, and placed the SecessiOnists
IN such light that the audience were convulsed
with laughter. They adopted the Georgia reso-
fstions as a platform, and resolved TO have
Union party and Union ticket at the State cleo
SION in August, and intend running Hon. Benz
g. Shields, late charge 10 Venezuela, n Demo
erst, / believe, for Governor. The resolutions
passed lately by the Virginia Legislature have
put the secessionists in great agony and given
fife and hope and comfort 20 Union men
The town was in a fever Of excitement on
Saturday es II became known that two oil our
merchants had gone over into Mississippi to set
tie an "afTar of honor bat were much relieved
he the morning 70 learn that the parties had all
returned unframed ard without fghting-it was
settled it is useless to give names they "wll
live to fight another day
The young man, Donaldson who was sho.
few days since by Andrews, while walking with
said Andrews's wife % some place, IL is said,
where he ought not 20, cannot live he has been
told so by the Doctors. has repented, partook OF
the sacrament and prepared to die. Andrews
and his wife as an accessory before the deed, and
two children, are in jail waiting hs death and the
movement Of the Court.
A large emigration from the Caronas is go
ing forward TO Texas.
Cotton is very slow aud business generally
dull Yours, Z. c. ,.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

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nANBURY INSTITUTED Family

~ Boarding school, Danbory. fairfield County, Com
Rev EnAs s schenck A Il Henry Lobdell n, D., PIN
cipas Circulars may be bad Of Messra Clark. Ausun
Co. 95 Broadway. or Of The PuncipAs MI I'm
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
PHILADELPHIA.
Arrival of the Lafayetts-Markets.
PHILADELPHIA, "wednesday, April q, IL

PHILADELPHIA, "Wednesday, April q 1881.
TIE Steamship Lafayette arrived At this port sst evening
from your civ and reesved ny assembled m1Iuoes
or he vharves with Dud and repeated buusbs In reply
which abe spoke repeatedly through Dor cannon 0fesi
time $1,000,
Cer,o~ demand ard about 30 bales Upland and
Wv O-sr.s = IA "a y . About D. bnf-
No al r0ersst. coll a. 81 = t1
tseins Tks FL9rs msrsst ouet i4s
s~ns1 rshipr r tsf pfcs steady Sale
a. % bbs y stznar1 5Z FOR ch1cs br19d
ne city dsse 0fyes
quof Rvs Ft-us I'D CosS Ma f-r sac
r.IorsS Pfcss o. ses7y sales o. or bush
pru ~hrs - To- q 81 Do ~ re-
ze RSH cone1es dsHsus s7fc TIE damned fof
a,tvs sales Of fo bush iO- f5c, sa1t Oar
PBoUsoss al d-scrff he fr ss ~ Nars
ne snots6 - o5ae sfors I'D sHortDrss
= n Lssp bed a. ~ ioc bob and So. WauEr sca'c7
ARD 10 foOd csus q Al a. 70 BOZ an; Pc m 10.
ssLn o. srocrs-Fna Boayd e BOO % Rssdrg Rko@ ~
J5l ~ Ph.sdsphs and Tfsnoa KR, 49, SO L, N ~ -
$500 Sch NV es at 81 Ptta "a ~ Z 90 'taf
o ssk; 75UsBt. j s2ff0 Cam Il Annoy hR g. ~ NJ b
sl60O Red RR Mort 80 Rad RI. 3sH 100 &c. =
Chs DsiEsfe Czasl 60 9s 500 Spnas OR
- lflk
S,sss1 Eoard-s4 % s'stsss ~ A. go o. " ssrk
NJ - P.nns,lrsns Bsns e DO Head RR 81. 80 d. 5
20 Pssn-,lvss fi 500 sch Sav - o. lct@rst onl
ga AZ 500 10 az - Beaver asaeo- kk " -
A Goal JZ sle0 Uoloa CtDa bon5s, 81 100 ksad m
Mort "a 70. 75ss 10 Uaon CalAl, ~
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DICE MOND SEMINARY FOR
FRENCH SCHOOL FOR

CYOUN0 LADIES i9l FourhsL between Fe1 snd
Sixth-sys TIE summer term viii commence MONDAY
Msy Number of bOsrders nlt7d u ak Circulars snd
references obtained OF as. NAU CHER, Il Waren-st
at6 ~