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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-03-18

At tho City Auction and Commission Store No. I
Pearl street. Worcester Consignmtnts solicifed and
Auction business OF all kinds promptly attended to.
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Messrnper,s Nnlicn-

, "D'e,F'f,' 49, March IA, 1853
(WARLtS MASON Esq Commissioner If 1n.of
- Vency III and for the County of Worces ter hns mis-
IHy ISSUED y Warrmt against the Estate of STDNEY
uAH"ls ~ OF Berlin, IN said County, Pal ter m,
sot ent d. btor and The payment of Nh an ni
IN delivery oiany properly belonging to the said ns
sSh neo - to no. or 10, his use and the lasfer of
The first meeting of the CT, ditn,s ,t 80 ,,
veht Debtor viii be held at Coufl OF Irsoyenrv n
,he Office ct the sal4C Commissioner in Fchbnre. IN sid
On lne lhlr'A INST day of Mach current al ten
choice OF an Assignee, Or Asspnees ' anu nv
marl6 d3tw wilt '' W.,
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compound 7 Ia Rock Cough Candy,

"A n en- iTely new and 'fectuH remedy for Couobs
- C"lds, Influenza, itOar.encss, Anhma Cntnr,b
bronchitis, ckng In the IhToai ANA Tor All olseass
~ ne Lungs u IL prepared with great care iron
highly esteemed recipe, and ia recommended IN ,bs
most eminent physicans Ministers, Public nprskere
AM " cas's, VIII hnd this Candy very b,neGclal Tor
sold wholesae and retail, by ORLANDO ToMP.
street Boston. o W "ih'e'
Also, sold by NJ. b. GREEN, and slBIEy A SCOTT
Worcester. u,a, ts "a > {,
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Drawing and Painting academy,

PROF RoHNER has returned to the city, and re
moved his STUDIO TO the splendid in Union Block
over L. D. Goddard ~ Co.'s store where he proposes 10
opena
DRAGGING and Painting Acade,ay,
for adults and Youths The terms will be six dollars
for "a lessons provided sufficient number of pupils are
obtained.
Mr. r. will continue to paint Portraits as usual and
VIII guarantee perfect likehesses. Specimens OF his
work mas be seen at his and aides and Gentle
men nre invited to call, and examine at their leisure
decd dtf
w Orcester Water Cure Institution Nj
lGLEN STREET.-This Institution is well arranged
Tor the treatment of invalids all seasnns Of the yeal
IGRMS &c.-FoT full board and treatment, from IS
tolo per week Treatment without board from 50 ic
per week.
Eth patient should furnish one line and TWO heavy
coto sheets; two WOODEN blankets; one comfortable
snd old linen for bamdages
Out door practice attended to as usual
Office hours from 2to4P. NJ.
dec6 dwu s.RoGERs, M D.
10 addition the subscriber. who now has charge Of
said ustitutio will treat tacttres AMI
lie VIII also operate Tor Cataract, STabIsn.us Club
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EsRSsNAEY KEAag.!
J E R R Y B RYA MT,
md his New Troupe of Ministries.

dAU MS NOW troupe OF MIN streIs,
10 IN NUMBER!!!
For THREE NIGHTS OHEY!
COMMENCING MONDAY Evening. March 2lst
TUESDAY, March 22d, and
WEDNESDAY, March 23d,
In choice selection of Ethiopian songs dances
Glees Cho usses. Bnresqu Operos Also
(urst here) the Comic Pot
Pourri, la Julien (oiigi
nal Wit this Coz
Admission, % cents Children under 70 years or ooo
hat phce Doors open at g Observation-Disclosures 10
commence at i For pHrtcu ans SEE small blls
hiait
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Real Estate. at EuctioD

'HE subscriber i fer for sale 1T Public Auc,iop
on THURSDAY, March al,t al ten o,cl ok in he
loren o. The House land, and Shoe shor occ MED nv
hun III spencer s unled ON he r0ai IN On rlton ni;
hlr.y lnds nom me main road The House is in rood
Gohlon and the location very desirable Terms made
known I The sale. ~ """0
Also at the same time and place, all the
IL 5 b II 0 L D FURNITURE
in SAID House, consisting IN n ,rt n, Featb. , GO,
mars hochng Chair, Carpet sofa six Cane Se.t
nalrs ane - at Rorki DO, good q, oIing stove
Eh'~ TOOLS NHppt a, ~ =, W "a a ~
narlo tods* PHINEAS IONTS AnciiI,eer
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Partner Wanted

A MECHANIC, with a stnali capital, in n business
"A "h" has teeh st h''sh,d Ave wears, and has a
soou 'u" o' CUSTOM FOR iur.he parculais, ply at
,o 10. HAVEN's Agency Office,
,p"l ~ "'t Horticultural IiaU
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Waldo Block, " orccster. Goods and Packages fol
warded to Springfield, Northampton. Greenfield, Brm
tlehoro Hartford, New Haven, Pu,sled, Albany Tro,
Buffalo Cleveland, Cincinnati, Detroit, Chicago and ali
Intermediate places.
DRAFTS, NOTEs. BILLS, Ac collected Al all the
above places 5. v. R. HiCKCtX Agent
jeS du Waldo Block, Main street.
Genuine Family Medicines, and Physician
prescriptions carefully prepared from materials of the
quest char cter.
That the purest, and rel ible drugs should be
used N he preparation of family medicines and ure
scrpions, IS proposition TO cleai be questioned
The subscriber, fully recognizing This important fact aa
sures the public that medicines Obtained OF him. may
be depenSed upon Unsurpassed in point of quality
l.. T. LAZELL, Apo'hecary,
jan |, 1883. dawtG POI Main stl Get.
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nrnnsr & CLARK.
Bill tfeads

800 bushels of WHITE BEANS. just received and
or sale low. lfebsl Washington Square
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FemOvaI.-Ms ID. =. Thompson, Female
physician, and Midwife, has removed to No. l2PeHr ST.
Mas l. 1852. DIFF
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Printed in any desirable style, and at he shortest no.
ii 9e, at The spy Ofce. jamie daYlf
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Charcoal for Sale,
N large ut small quntitics LARKtN SMITH
"'"H U" go NUN Strtet
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l.. q. n IL lis, NJ. D., HoMGPATHIc PHY
sICIAN, Residence No. l2 Main Street Office hours
from 10 A. NJ, to and to Pm
Auge. 1852 div
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J. Is. Il ark, N. D., IloNgPATHIc PHYSICIAN
No. Walnut street. Office hours from to9A NJ.
and from J 10 r.. ".
NOrcester.san ist,lSss ianl II
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NId ItRVana ClEaTs,
OF all the BEST brands, constantly on hand and tor
sale wholesale and retail, by D SCOTT, Jr,
ocIls DIFF Apotaecary 243 Main street.
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Mrs. 8. G d w L IA, IN experienced and success
fu Midwife, holds herself u readiness, Gay and night
attend the duties II her profession. Residence
No. Austin street o. l-dtf
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MOI ARh ~ RLiG.
Will attend this aud other matters of business at
his Office over the Central Bank n0v6dtf
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e ars OF exquisite favor always TO be
found in quantities TO SUR at the Drug Store Of
l.. T. LAZBLb,
l3-dtf POI Main st
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-12

At Philadelphia, on Thursday morning. March 10, Of
consumption NARY ANN, wife Of Joseph SehoAed, agsd
81 years
The funeral win take place from her te residence this
morning, ct ten clock.
On Friday, March IL, ELLEN daughter Of William and
Mary Megaw, aged year and months.
The funeral Will take place from No. 125 Cedar street.
tomorrow afternoon at three O'Clock. Her remains will
be taken to Greenwood
On Friday March H. JOHN MADISON EMMETT Of John
ii. and Sarah Jane Emmett, aged years and months.
The relatives and friends Of the family, also the mem
bers Of flank company National Grays, are respectfully
invited to attend his funeral from the residence OF his
parents No SO Charlton street. to morrow afternoon at
two O'Clock, without further invitation.
On Friday March H. EDWARD JOHN DEOouRcY, son Of
Denis and Julia DeCourcy aged years, months and
days.
invited attend the funeral to- morrow afternoon, at
two O'Clock, from No. l16 Cliff street.
On Wednesday, March o. GEORGE CoLYER eldest son Of
George and Rebecca COlyer, aged years. months and
20 DAVIS had Just returned from school, and play
ing in timber yard near his fathers residence. While
running piles of timber on top of rack of the
stocks fell upon him. and inflicted such inju
ries that he died after about four and half hours
tense suffering.
relatives friends and acquaintance of the family
respectfully invited to attend his funeral from the
afternoon, at two O'Clock.
On Friday, March II of consumption JULIA ANN Miz
cHANp, wife Of Joseph Merchand aged "a years and
months.
The friends of the family requested to attend her
funeral tomorrow from her late residence No 286 Rv
ngton street Her remains will be taken to Greenwood
Boston and Lynn papers please copy
On Friday, March II, hRMAn FLOOD in the 6sth year
of his age.
His relatives and friends also the friends Of Michael
noon at two O'Clock, from his late residence No 1876
varck street.
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~ MEEKER, UNDERTAKEN, OF THE LATE FIRM
Vt. of Mace Meeker 10 Carmine street.-The subscribers
avrg returned the city after his absence following the
suspension of business Of the old and we'll known firm Of
Mace Meeker undertakers takes this method Of inform
ing his friends and the patrons of the old hrm that he has
opened wereroom at 26o Sixth avenue near Sixteenth
street where he prepared to attend all calls pertaining to
the undertaking business
respectfully olicit TO be remembered by such Of his
friends old require the services OF
undertaken and feels confident that from his long expert
the chief Of the oldest and most popular
tabshmn Of he kind in the city he can give the most
tire satisfaction in all the requirements OF his business
lie agent for the sale of the celebrated Fiss
tac burial which fast supersedng the Of the
class OF wooden collins These air tight and
inderucble and superior for the purposes Of ordne
intermcnt trapsportaton depositing in vaults His
the prices charged at the principal warerooms in
Broadway which brings them within the of all who
afford mahogany coffin. He also keeps hand full
supply Of caps, sbrouds searfs, gloves &C.
lie gives his personal attention to calls by night or day
To those who prefer wooden coffin, he Is prepared to fur
nish them, heretofore the most moderate terms
G.. MEEKER, 20 Sixth avenue
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NoTIcE-AT A NETTING OF HUDSON ENGINE
s IL was resolved that the members Of the
foreman as candidate for Assistant Engineer In relation
to tho ofce TO hed in the upper districts leave
few words That engineer who Is experienced
fireman who possesses energy and frmncss who will
prompt In his attendance at fires and who resides
per part Of the city, is much needed in first and
districts Is fact that almost every depart
ment has admitted At meeting held engine house
was unanimously resolved that Mr. yrne present fore
man OF Engine Company No is gentleman who is in
every respect emnebty qualified to discharge the duties
an engineer He has been an active member Of the depart
vr humner of years greater portion Of which time
ne mas lsen an ocer in tho to which he has been
Attached lie has been distinguished active
man and an ssient oee and has gained the respect and
seraon we are confident Mr. Byrne WILL If he is elected
engineer perform the duty in such will
table to himself and satisfactory 70 the
peal TO you, as and fremen o unite with
yate him to the assistant ensneershp let
son anti the sue aside all sectional feelings
loop holes through which incompetent men,
ther character qualifications will IL cautious
he enabled to crawl into the Board Engineers body
men who have heretofore and sincerely hope they
possess the confidence and the respect of the de-
partmen-but rather let the question beDoes Byrne
possess the necessary qualifications Every member who is
acquainted with him WILL without any ation answer
Yes. VIM HkMNILI, Chairman
JOSEPH J. MORGAN, Secretary.
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DAMS h co.'s CALIFORNIA EXPRESS, PER y. s.
n Mail steamer Illinois, Monday March 2l-Ohcc
80 Broadway-Our next regular for California
Oregon, sandwich Islands etc. will be dispatched by the
United States mail Illinois, Monday, the
2lt inst at oceek, r. NJ for Aspnwa direct, in charge
Of freight agents, and special
usual connecting ~ Panama with the fast sailing mail
steamer Golden Gate All freight for Sacramento Stock
ton Nevada City, Sonora, Marysville, and the mining
districts IL forwarded Immediately arrival at San Fran
cisco by California inland expresses to destination
requested to send their goods with invoices, botore the
day Of sailing to enable us to comply Win the
proof will DO at owners risk No package
sbould exceed l2 lbs weight than 81 cubic
feet. ADAMS q CO,s proaawy.
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MATRIMONIAL.

A GENTLEMAN OF TWENTY-THREE YEARS OF
IA pleasing address and disposition, in the enjoyment al
sufhcient income and occupying respectable position
would like to form the acquaintance of amabe lady Ok
twenty accomplished and personally attractive
to marriage. All communications strictly eoafdentia
References exchanged Address r. Graves Herald Office
A GENTLEMAN, TWENTY FIVE YEARS OF AGE,
N who Is neither deorued illookng wishes to get
married lie has property TO the OF 5000 and
teerahe income MS salesman in Wholesale houee in this
city AS lie Is ccccntric enough TO believe that good ws
be found among our shop girls lie would prefer
from that class lie wishes to gct lady that 20
cook and could tell the Of her baby without
to the nurse She must BIO good looking healthy anu
character above reproaeh As the ADVERTISED
those not equally will please keep their coy as.;ms
toshemselves but those who think this S seStcmsn
wife IL not inconsistent with the character ~ hsr.
will please address - Ucald Once ss"S ~ sitsn
interview say be had and viii and snswsrs
eturned desired.
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On Thursday March 10, ANGELINA wife Of George STAN,
Jun. aged rs years and months.
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully
requested attend the funeral this afternoon two
O'Clock from No. SO Allen street. Her remains will be
taken TO Greenwood Cemetery.
On Thursday March TO- ADAM youngest child of James
W. and Ann NJ. Hartell aged years and months.
The relatives and friends respectfully invited to at
tend the funeral this afternoon at half past two o'clock
from the edence OF his parents No Is4 Ludlow street
In Brooklyn Friday morning, March III, after sud
den illness, THOMAS DESSIsoN, native Of Carlisle Cum
berland, Eng, in the 9Th year of his age.
His friends, and those of his family respectfully in
yed TO attend his funeral to afternoon at half
past o'clock from his late residence, No 176 Concord
street.
Washington and Baltimore papers please copy.
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.hes OpnosItion. and the public.


On Wednesday, March o by the Rev. j. II. Stone Mr..
GEORGE HARKNl23s TO Miss AMANDA PRICE, both Of this
city,
Leo NApHTAu PHILIPS, of Birming ham, England, to Re-
sE1TA ConEN daughter of the late Joseph Cohen.
At Albany, Thursday, March 10, by the Rev DR..
Beecher, Mr.. s. W. BRTToS Jun Of San Franc; CO. Cal
Miss SARAH NJ daughter Of William W. Parker, ESQ
Of the former place
Taylor THOMAS c. PATTERSON OF this city, to Miss
WAIKER of the former place.
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TEAS.

CAMUEL NEEDHAM, LATE OF 24 GREENWICH
- street. wishes to inform his friends that he has not
TO Australia to California falsely reported by inter
eted parties but is carrying business at the Column
ba warehouse 22 Greenwich street between Warren
and Chambers streets where he will be happy
calls those who frequently inquired for him with
any truthful information being given to them.
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TTNION COURSE, L. l., SPRING TROTTING.-NO l.
u Purse 500 with inside stake Of $50 half forfeit
all horses that never won mile heats, hest in in
harness No The same as No i to wagons. No. 8. The
inside stake Of $50 half forfeit to all horses that
$50 mile heats best in in harness. No. ).
Same as No. to wagons No. G. Purse Of $75 with in
side stake ofbc halfforfe all won
as No to wagons No g. Same No. G. two mile heats in
harness No Purse $780, with inside stake Of $50 half
forfeit Tor All horses that never won purse over 500 mile
the saddle No. II. Same as No. 0, TO wagons No H.
Purse 500 with inside stake of $780, half forfeit for all
horses that never won purse over 500 mile heats best
under the saddle No ID Same No H. two mile heats
to No M Purse SO with inside stake Of $780,
half forfeit for all horses mile heats best in wagons
wagon and driver to weigh 395 lbs No H. Same No
two mile heats No ~ Purse $500 with an inside stake Of
$50 half forfeit for all horses mile heats best in under
tho saddle. No 49, Same No. lS in harness No. ~.
Same as No H. TO wagons: No 81 Purse 500, with in
side stake Of $780, halfforfet all horses mile heats
2 Purse $500 with $50 to best for all horses mile
heats, best in g. in harness. No a. Same No 49, under
the saddle No & Purse $500 with 800 to second best for
all horses two mile heats in harness No Same as No.
copd bert all horses three mile heats in NO
& Purse 5000 with $3.50 to second best for all double teams
mile heats best in o to wagons No. ~ Same as No 81
to In all the above and stakes Mac and Ia
be offered by giving due notice to the proprietor The above
and stakes will be rotted for the latter April
May and June Entries to close Tuesday evening" March
ats r. NJ, at 4esrs Falkland Durees of East
tries for the above stakes will please deposit their forfeit
money with the entH In the box, the evening they
close In all the above three to make and
two to start. JOHN l. SNEDIKER, Proprietor.
p. s-To let the victualing department Sealed pro-
poshls and good security will be required Address to Mr.
VIM. Shaw A Bowery
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AST'ROLOEY.

AIRS ALVIN RENOWNED IN EUROPE FOR HER
wi skill oreeng the future has arrived and will far
about nil circumstances OF life TO all thoses
who address her She nterprets dreams law matters
by asroogy books science and tells her visit
the person they will myfry Mrs Alvin speaks the Eng
lsh French and German languages Residence 25 DoWry
PIP. n.
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FURNJTURE.

T,UENITURE-W1LL DE SOLD AT BARGAIN, AT
No. - Beckman street Office and counting house desks
CHAIRS stools cushions sofas lounges ete bureaus
vnrdrobos marble and side tables looking glasses
cloths carpets hair and husk mattresses feather beds
400 lodtads ~ dozen chairs Furniture purchased by in
ftalments
DICH ROSEWOOD PARLOR AND CHAMBER FURNI
III tnre.-H sTONEY has IN his warerooms q very
large the class Of furniture OF his usual
we known substantial and fashionable quality to which
would particularly call the attention Of his old custom
ers and persons about making their spring selections
call examine the styles and prices at his
CSC Broadway, noxt door to the Collamore House.
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GENTREVILLE COURSE, L. I.-TROTTING. THE
~ following and staker opened,
the above in the months of April May and June,
1853 :
No I-Purse $50 with stake $50 half forfeit
mile heats bot three in FIVE harness
never trotted for money
No 2-Purse $50 mile heats best three in fve to wagons
Free for horses that trotted for money.
No So mile heats, best three in fve in harness
No. 4-Purse $50 with inside stake of $50 half forfeit
mile heats best three in FIVE Free for horses that
No. 5-Pursc 800 mile heats best three in FIVE in har
ness Free for horses that never purse $780,
No. 6-Purse 500 mile heats, best three in fve to
CONS Free to horses that never won purse $50
No Purse 500 with inside stake $50 Forfeit
mile heats best three in five to wagon-wagon and driver
to weigh 800 pounds Free for horses that
No. S-Purse $50 mile heats best three In FIVE, in
ness Free for horses that never purse $50
CONS. Free for horses that purse $50
No l0-Purse $50 with inside stake Of $780, half for
felt mile heats best three in i've to wagons Free for horses
No. H-Purse S25O two mile heats in harness Free for
horses that never won purse over $50
thn neas orss Three IN I'VE to
No 3Purse $3.50 mile heats to go h. wagons Free for
horses that never won a purse over $50.
No EPursc SEQ two mile heats to $50 h. wagons Free
No -Purse 5000 mile heats three in Ave in har
ness. Free for all horses
No 16Purse $780, mile heats best three in five, to
No HMPurss $780, two mile heats in harness Free for
No is-Purse $780, two mile heats, to wagons Free for
oil horses.
No -Purse s4oo three mile heats in harness. 800 to
5000 three mile heats to 2oO h. wagons Free
for all stations
March 15 by 10 o'clock at Falkland Duryees Hotel
Of East Broadway and Catharne street Three
to make field and two to start to make race The
above for Mac Tacony other horses
in the world
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c,IMFON DRAPER WILL SELL ny AUCTION ON
~ fhe at l2L p M Mt tho Mernhnnts

RnArER WILL sell ny on
Tie wsiisyiiis cea and Land Company New York
y % cd d sSn 1d T
seeds Of which applied company.
p. TIE sns snS
$500 four thousand shares Of $50 each valuable
Tls vssriass GOOD VIA deep water close
fronnr and their depots located here Cd On.
s recurring s'
to ~ il for house fou.anon and aSrdnE
sSea One acres land sdenns the and
TIE Wit. and
yagae srarres Of stone potsors and fire clay extern
dsSe.its q si.a%iPs". sSsi TI
T Creek aws sy p
al coal veins Fs.urs and Wessars
ranys property both e good quality but Of yared excel
al ss e & nmT n
inc every asvantare that
dspots tie Sharvs. when nSyhsss
fa
lodged to be tho hest coal available FOR the market Of Cleve
Lard fa 9yS s"s ss
&
this river nearest TO the Northern
Jssfs 'as sI Lake
SSs as 70 ys %
ing the rede between and the seaboar
and RafGsd gs nd yssUs.I into SUI
nus TIE length this road is only ninety eight miles and
tie favorable channel for supplying the lakes
with coal from the company mines The VILLAGE of Wells
willie IL pleasantly laid out terrace of river bottom
amply supplied with water Tho envircn are beaut
full the rnding country IL healthy and fertile and s
INHABITED by industrious farming population Provisions
abundant and cheap and the location forty miles from
Wheeling and forty from Pttsburg, offers unusua
advantages about establishing themselves
Tie company deliver their coal Mt Cleveland for less
than dollars per ton The prices commands there
from doars 10 dollars and there ample margin
for profit what they furnish the pit mouth for
boat manufacturing and domestic consumption To enable
them to cut the coal yns thoroug hyto lay
tier tracks from the wharvcs and railroad depots u
the Minesard to work extensively this Cleveland
coal tranrd ALSO to improve the wharves and landing
the ellsville Company into the market for
loan They offer ample and undoubted security and
they further extend purchasers of the bonds the pr
yege of converting them, time before LIST January
lss into comrauys stock References are allowed TO Johr
y. Clarke, j. l.. White, V. W. Graham and a. W Flint
New York. to tho aueonser where further particulars
be had. JOHN W. ROBERTSON, President.