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sioners to be composed in whole or In part Of scen-
tic men, with power TO visit the several railroads.,
from time to time, for the purpose OF inqurng INTO
and reporting abuses, if any shall be found 70 exist,
and with further power to require compliance wiin
such niles a. it may be found necessary TO ADOPT IN
regard 10 this matter, would be an important step
towards increasing the public confidence in the sys
tenn. Direct interference with the affairs OF railroad
companies is not asked for, but only such general
supervision Of the roads, and the means OF conveyance
upon them as circumstances imperatvely require
The dictates of wisdom, less than those Of huma
nty clearly point to the necessity for legislative
ton upon this subject.
As, owing to the love Of order and the res
pect for law which Happily reigns in this
community, outraged humanity did not
vent its indignation in adopting the most
natural and summary measures of retribu-
ton on those whose recklessness was the
cause of this terrible sacrifice, and which many
present thought should have been had recourse
to, we trust that they will, nevertheless, not
be permitted to escape " unwhipt Of justice"
but be made to feel that the law is the
defender of the public good, and that none, how
great soever their influence, can escape its
lash.
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TIE THrArREs.-The old Bowery, under Stevens's
nagement, doing WELL The Broadway having produced
sMacbeh in the greatest splendor every night
ed Burton's Wallacks and the National theatres all
doing WELL and the st. Charles, Museum Chrstys Opera
House, and Woods Anstrels, are equally successful
Banvards, Heer's and Ovens entertainments visited
nightly by large audiences The Hppodrome is attract
ing thousandSthe boxes, dress circle and pit being
crowded to OVERLOOKING We refer readers to the ad
vertisng columns and small bills for the particulars Of
the respective amuiemsnts for tomorrow evening
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NIT fatal errors. We wish the workmen-who
need no assurance Of the sincerity of our SYM
patty with their cause-to bear distinctly in
mind that the recent increase of wages which has
relieved them from cruel straits, and enabled
them to support themselves and their families
in comfort, is as much due TO the honorable fair
ness Of their employers, and the peculiar favor
Of Providence, as to the justice of their de-
mands in point Of principle. or the judicious
manner in which they have been urged. Mean
ing no disparagement to the latter, we would
smphatically tell them that had their employ
ers been the hard. selfish, gripping oppressors
they are sometimes called, or had Providence
been less kind, they would not have obtained
bread to live without runous struggle, and
might not have obtained 1t ALL
The fact imposes two-fold obligation on the
operative. To his employer he owes debt of
gratitude, which can be best discharged by an
increased industry and more thorough conscien-
tiousness in the fulflment of duty. His thank
fulness TO Providence will be seen in his conduct
to his fellow-workmen. Gratitude to God ia
the father Of goodwill to men where the latter
is wanting we may be sure that the former has
not been felt. Those workmen. therefore who
own to an honorable sense of thankfulness for
the danger they have escaped and the triumph
they have gained, will cvince it by a manly
libcrality and good-fellowship towards their as
socatcs and rivals In their craft We noticed
tic otLer day, in report Of . meeting Of the
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candlemakers, that the assembly resolved that
"all green hands be discouraged" and now,
on behalf Of the working classes of New York,
apologize for the utterance Of so atrocious o
sentiment. We beg to assure our readers that
there are but very few men in this city whose
narrow-minded meanness prompts them to close
the doors of their craft to "green hands," The
bulk of the workmen remember too well that
they were once "green hands" themselves;
they know too well that we are all, such as we
are, "green hands," and that our country her.
self, great as she is, is but green hand" in
comparison with older States. No workman
who has the spirit Of man would discourage =
poor lad from earning an honest living, through
fear of competition. This country is large
4sngh for all the green" and all the "dry
hasds" that the next half dozen centuries will
produce and it argues as much stupidity as
narrow indedness to fear anything from the
employment of the former. Such ebullitions of
jealousy do no good to the workmen's cause.
The selfshness which prompts them may soon
communicate itself to the employers; and the
dry hands" may discover that if selfshness is
to be the rule, they are not themselves out Of
harms way. For our own part-believing that
we may have rendered some service to the
workmen in their recent difHculties-we can
only say, that had we believed prejudice
against green hands was universal among them,
whatever influence we can WELD would have
been remorsely exerted against men whose in
Justice to their fellows debars them from any
claim to Justice from the rest of the community.
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dedlcated on the ION list.
NEW CHURCHES.
new Methodist church ID to be built on the ground
now occupied by the old one in Town street. in Columbus
Ohio.
The corner stone Of the German Lutheran church
in Central avenue, Baltimore, was laid the 9Th inst
The ceremony Of laying the corner stone Of . new
church edifce the corner Of Third place and Smith
street, Brooklyn, was performed on the 9th inst
new Methodist church s TO be erected Immediately
in East Bridgeport, Ct
The imposing ceremony Of laying the corner stone Of
the new Episcopal church In Lockport New York. WAS
performed ON the I'd instant
The for the new Unitarian church on Cen.
trail Hill sonervlls, Mass laid the It'll instant.
The stone Of the Methodist Episcopal church, at
Fort Smith, Ark was laid on the 10th ultmo.
On the 9th ult the stone Of the N. Church.
ct Belle L. N j., was laid by Rev. J. Wakely former
pastor Of he York Street n E. Church In Jersey City.
Preparations making for the erection Of third Bap
tist church in Concord, N. H..
Achurch Of the Baptist faith and order organised
Monday evening" the 25th ult, in Chicago, Illinois.
MISCELLANEOUS.
st. Jude's Protestant Episcopal Free Church. win hold
services, until the arrangements fer their edince
shall be completed in the lecture Of the Blocker
buildings
According TO the official sources-and consequently ths
most reable-there in the United States Archibald
buted among "a dioceses and Apostolic vcanates The
total number Of Catholics in the United States is about
$780, 800.
Thirty persons were admitted to the Congregational
Church in East Cambridge Mass the LIST inst ten Of
whom were bapised This ingathering ID the fruit -of
revival recently experienced in the church and congrega
toD which Ia under the pastoral of Rev. Mr. Ben-
nett.
Rev. Warren Burton has been chosen chaplain OF the
Massachusetts, Constitutional Convention.
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OAKvILLE at Anction-wi be sold at public auction, In
auction Monday the Tth day Of March
u O'Clock thai well known valuable farm called Oak
B5 of land, lying the side OF
turnpike leading from Washington Mefandna dis
front former and the latter four miles
improvem a dwelling
the Of hills west Of the river
Potomac fine view, well a. the Of
remarkably healthy, with several springs Of the
purcst water wit few Of the door,
well enclosed and properly divided by post and rail
stables, and ali other oothouses
naturally Of the very best in mi. section OF
high stats Of cultivation about 100
suitable for the culture all kinds
grains and srassa which timothy, of
vigorous growth residue wood, of heavy OF
oak white oak, and hickory
10 apy person Of purchasing good market
holding Inducements
offered especially from its
Of Georgetown Alexandria, and Washington,
directly road and III.
railroad mus, OF necessity through
this farm
Terms third purchase will be
hand instruments
months bearing interest satisfactorily secured
JAS. q. MCGUIRE,
Feb I0-2aw&ds Aucdoneer.
05-The above sale Is postponed until Friday, the
II instant, the same hour and place
JAS. G. MCGUIRE,
Map-d Aucioneer
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oils IL CANDLES now landing,
" Is hhds. winter hleeched sperm oil
10 do do whale do
so bores ndamnnine candles.
Is do sperm (patent) do
For sale at New York prices by - 49,, 49,,
Feb I7-eod9w Water street, Georgetown ID. q,
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myyU A AMERICAN Nautical Almanac 1881 4 vol.
Chemical Field br Agculsrisss
F.ba rRANCK TAYLOR.
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n A.TYsON q SISTERS ~ mimsry for Young I~@,ss,
III street, and 18th The mira quarter Oh ms
Institution win commence on Tuesday, February 18th
avns spacious building expressly Tor ne soo"m"os
n Of ~. school In dwelling the constuc
ton OF which the comfort Of the pupils have in
every v.v nee, feel assured they
o. ur and surpassed by
IN The severh
hc are dsl,eh,uy most approved furnace and
wi ventilated .
Their and others respectfully 70 can ana inspect
advancing interests Of their pupil. the
... :, ~ French Language
Professor Raou and are thereby enabled to offer
this branch At the low sa'e o' - per quarter
rKsws arvASog.
Senior junior departments including ornamental needle work
drawing 80 30
Primary %
IL 90
For particulars circulars be had at The institution
the principal book in the city.
Ian 81
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Sales To-Day.
Ky j. G. MCGUIRE. Auctioneer.

ByJ. G. MCGUIRE. Auctioneer.
JTNINPRovED PROPERTY AT AUCTIoN.--on Friday amer
March lin, ~ O'clock at my auctionroom shall
SELL
Lot No. H. square ~ 2ad street, between and
DO ri, do 81, aist do sndF.
10 III, do I4o 18th do l. and NJ.
DO DO 18th NJ.
M do l. andM
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NOR RESTThe undersigned will Lease the large
now in occupancy OF r. semme-,
IJn,ted Hotel Of
hc 18th of May NEXT Inquire Of EDW. II. PENDLErON
Mar I0--n-
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Also i've fun sheets very hesvy moor OIL c'ons Ion ~
ted mnnufsctory OF Rolls Sons, LONDON, when vh -
anv size and sbs ned hall upoa the bss
TO Of respectfully invite the attsnn"s o. Ps.
Mar 10 Repnbic nVch, nAc > :
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-12-20
BOYs' sLEIGHs,
Water Power and Buildings for Sale.

TTNHE Subscriber wishing to make change in his
business, offers his entire Estate for SAFE situated
in the hanrshing town o LeoIuinster. consisting Of
fifty of land, with building SO by 80 feet
two stories high, stone dam and new fluines-
Said building, with the addition Of machine room
would be well adapted for small paper mill. The
power capable Of driving four engines The drest part
of the season, and may be increased onethird with
smail expense On the premises Dwelling Houses
with Barn, Carriage House, Sheds and al necessary
Out Buildings, mostly new and in good repair. They
are situated onehali mile from Railroad Station on the
Fitchbnrg and Worcester Road, which makes the fac
ties of freight for Boston and New York SURPASSED by
none in this part Of the county. The whole will be
sold, and part Of the purchase money may remain
five years if desired, will sell one half OF said es
tate and take interest in the business Said build
ngs could be fitted, ready fol use early in the season
For further Farticularsi in relation to said estate all
communications addressed the subscriber, post paid
will meet with prompt attention.
feb7 d2aw1wtf WHITING GATES
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.E e. Boys Caps, I. as.' x, rs
NEzEA large assortment Of Boys Caps. made In
me most iashionahle styles, may be found al
. \" Si't aAtHr0 MERRTLd's, ~
---n.z- awt ln1- " l.iay No. gel Mainsi!
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-12-20
AZA ARNOLD, Patenr Agent
NEWLUMRER YARD ]

at The Norwich Rail Road Depot,
WHERE win be kept by the Undersigned cor stantly
wv on hand all the various Kinds and qualities of
Eastern. Western and Northern Lumber
Ccisistfng Of Boards, Plank Joist, shingles, Clap.
boards, Pckets, Laths, White Wood, Ash, Black
Walnut and Cherry s. b. -..-5 ~
FRAMES supplied TO order at short noIice. and al
LnlnDer sold on the most reasonable terms, by
,s-s K 40, MORSE & CO.
u dice No 10 'iechaniest sl apss3 DIFF
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-12-20
EDWARD SARGENT. Surveyor,

Office at 3. e. A6bott's, Real Estate Broker,
- No. 239 Main Street
A TTENTIoN given to Surveys Of
+ IA REAL ESTATE,
in all sections of the County
Estimates of Water Power made, embracing fail,
amount Of iowage, &c.
Particular attention paid TO surveying City Lots.
His experience, together with aud perfect Instru
meIlts claim for him share Of public patronage
also, Surveys OF Brick and Masonry, s
Orders directed as above will receive prompt atten-
ton.
n p. <. No.extra charge for travel.i y BNEHE
References .--Jamess s. Woodwork, Esq, Col e.
b Abbott CHARLES Hersy, Esq, Worcester Joshua
Henshaw, ESQ, Leicester. - a9ls- ie2 diff
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IPRTCE ONE CENT.
HAIR 01Ls4&c
EXCELSIOR HATR T0NTc y
Purely VEGETABLE Preparation, for pfc-notfn
the Growth, Preservation, and Beauty Of =,

A Purely VEGETABLE Preparation, for Dfctnotfn
the Growth, Reservation, and Beauty Of d
THE HAIR fs ss.se.af
HENHE above has been thoroughly tested and The resnl,
is an universal expression Of entire satfsfact}on
1T IS warranted TO eradicate tho bant-lT prevepf ua
ness or tendency to turn gray, prevent the fsIno
the har preserve It's color, render Il SOFT pIjaIA and
glossy, and IN good condition for curlinq e1dca nc
animalcula which is destructive to ne hair rencve
the scurh, cure scaid head, relieve headache 4 me
Excelsior Hair TONES being purely vegetable prera
tion is the thing ard the only thing worthy offs name
BafdnessSho1id any desire to see his hafd h4aa
retiring under the shade of beautiful locks let him mako
thorough use of the Excelsior I5air Tonic
FatLtne or Looseaihg Of The Hair. TF this disease
be negectsds it viii prove the precursor Of baldness
result which by desirable one and which
can easily be avoided by thorough The Excel
sior Hair Tonic. '..,
DandrgT and ScurR-This disorder in most cssss
owing to neglect or want ef proper nttentiof my be-
easily and entirely obviated by the use according Ill
recuons, oil the Excelsior Hair Tonic.
Hedddcte.-l you would be relieved of fes5s,y..
ana tae gloomy dsagreeabe feeling attendant uper it,
ana IN tner stead be inspired with The revivng refresh
ing, asd hilarious spirit resulting from a head lss I
Hair Tonic 47 i's77f Es
LiEimeat--For Wounds, Bruises, spynns a A oue.
rheumatism, Chilblalns Stngs and Rites of Insects
Sore Throat, Pimples, Chapel Hands, &c 4 niost ex
cellent andvauable linmen the Excelsior ar Tonic
Chiidren---lt may be used upon he headsof cbldren
witt the happiest results. i't y y"o ss-s1
Prepared only by LOMBARD & CUNDALI,. Drug
gists, Springfield, Mass. To whom applications foy
agencies must be adire ssed ft - fa1f-7f
PRICE INVENT Y.FIvFr CENTS
AeENrs-GABDWEIL & BILL, E. H. MARSH
and ID. SCOTT, Jr., and std by Druggists and Fancy
Dealers, &c, Throughout the United states and the
1anadas. 9ii f aus daRtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-12-20
HOUSES. FOR SAFE.

isA Double Tenement, rooms each; of II do
Hsik lof dOj / OF 10 do; Cottage, 8 do; houses
on Main SIT do partly finished; do contain
ing tenemeats; OF rooms in Hubbardston
Farm in Peersham, & c., &c Also, so house lots
The above propertv will he sold on the most liberal
terms Those in want of Hous 8 House Lots, will
consult their own interest by calling at the REAL Els
TATE AGENCY, 233 lain ST., up stairs
~ Tenements, Stores, ana Offices, to be let.
.afMtlNEk to.lOan collateral security
dly aug4 a LEWIS C. FIUNN
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WORCESTER. TUESDAY. pEcEMBER2o
NOTICES. &c
Merimack Mutual Loan Fund Association.

MeflmacK WQGudl Loan EunQ TRANSPORTATION.
TFiBE success Of Associations ofthis kind in other
Cities, Induced the Secretary This Association,
to prepare Books Tor subscribers stock in the Lowell
Mutual Loan Fund Association, in November last The
Association formed, and now the Shares on which
thirteen dollars have been paid valued at thirtseix
dollars each, thus showing the rapdity of accumnla.
ton, for scheme has been devised by which the
accumulation has been rapid, having all the advan
tages and seeuIitie7o Savings Bsuk, with greater
profits. The great benefits conferred by their opera
ton, in the aeyation Of rent and removing ilcuni-
brances from property, must orcibly present them.
selves to every intelligent perscz Any one having
property incumbeYed can by taking advances of,his
Shares, receive from the funds of The Association a
sum sufficient TO remove the incumbrance and repay
the Association by payments each month having sew
atyfars to pay is making it Comparatively geasy. and
he wishes to build orpuchase house ir this way his
rent may be turned to assist in paying for his own
house or if he pays two dollars per month into the
Treasury, he will accuTulate the sum Of eve hundred
dollars, in from six TO eight years. according he OPP
erations thus far. The Books of this Association are
for subscription, and the public are invited TO
call and learn The advantages, Ike any inquiries,
anime the plan Of operate ion, and subscribe for stock,
at the Office o; the Secrefary No 2, Nesmiths New
Block. SAMUEL MCINTYRE Secfy.
Who Is also Agent for FIST Life aad Fire Insur
ance Companies aHl8g a Ola dawtl
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FOR SALE OR TO RENT a.
FURNTTURF FOR sAIEl

ut he CITY Com ass On and General faa7aislt-
ing Store ! Pearl Street,
NNTHERE may be found a arge assortment Of ne "
w and second hand Furniture Crockery, Glass and
Britannia Warei Knives. Forks, aud Plated Ware;
Clocks, Lanterns, and Wooden Ware, Carpets and
Garpeting, Rugs; Mats, Fe4thers and Feather Beds;
Husk, lair and Palmleaf Mattresses Window Shades
and hxtnresi Stoves, and almost everything in the
House Furnishing line, all Of which viii he sold at pfi-
yate sale for Cash, at The very lowest mark possible
Please call and examiue before purchasing elsewhere
~. B. Those breaking up Housekeeping, and Others
having Properly to dispose Of ard do wish send
tito IN Auction Room TO have it thrown ,tv ay will
please ease their names ard number at my Store and
VIII cali and examine and buy their Property at short
notice. j. j, HOOD,
AuetioneeT and Commission Merchant
Wore en-. Sept FL, 1853 diff Pearl ST.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-12-20
FO r. SALE

AEA THE subscriber being DESTROYS OF leav- esys
jnis ing this State, offers his entire REAL ESSS
ESTATE at very low prices, consisting -@=@ =
IN part OF one House on Shelby street do unin-
shed, on Laurel street; do Grafton street 20
House Lots on Laurel Hill do, on Grafton street
"a acres of Land on The Holden road 1888 Acres Of
Land, with good Farm Buildings, in Paxton.
ocI6 diff A. NJ. MERRTFIEID.
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Real Estate for Sale

1HA The Estate at the Corner of Summer and Bel
hl n'oni Streets recently occupied BY the American
Antiquarian Society, Is Offered for sale on lib
era terms. .a IL oss. s.. "a "a ri (
Inquire F. HAVEN at the New Library Build
ng. dtf in
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r % Il s. ALE

&yA The Real Estate, corner of Portland and Myrtle
FRS Streets, consisting of Houses, and about 1900
feet of Land. Enquire Of
aug2 VS. EDWIN GLEASON
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Can Be found al 10 Front street.
/ WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

New Worcester and Lincoln So, Omnibus
0VNTIEL run az follows; aA,inas ~ ~
id Woll1 5 Leaves New Worcester, LII
AZ 7 o'clock A. NJ, 3 A. NJ, IA p, NJ, "a n. M.
t Leaves Lincoln Square,
Ats O'clock A. NJ, 70 NJ, ~ P. NJ, and PINT
n Leaves Harrington Corner for New Worcester 3
minutes after leaving Lincoln square. ,6 it.s
Tuesday, Thursday, and satnrda, Evenings the ON.
nlbus will leave New Worcester at 81 o'clok aud re-
turning leave City Hall ATE at the close Of eetures
&C sui ltliaa 3ff--SuNDAYs-- aNlt4 a.ifatF fF r
will leave New Worcester At 10 A. M. and p M. "a.
turning AZ the close OF meetings F'7F'
~l3-Fare, each way, o IA cents. dtr MIG
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z, = ABBOTT.
REAL ESTATE BROKER,

No. 239 Main Stree Forester, Mass.
A TTENTION given to The Purchase, sale and Ex-
IA change OF Real Estate in all paris OF the City and
Eections of the County
Among the many desirable City Lots he offers for
sae, he would call the special attention Of purchasers
70 those beautiful lots comprising the "Wheeler
Farm and 8 BOYDEN PLATTs,n situated on Pleas
ant street, within sh 9rt distance Of the City Hail.
Oi these Lots too UGH cannot be spoken in praise
however, the sales Of them the past year, speak more
in their favor than words.
lie also offers 25 Lots on Vernon street (Jnion H)
20 on Providence ST, 25 Elm St. 90 Mason ST. sew
esal on Pleasant ST. and Others different parts of the
city, by which persons be accommodated according
TO their means and desires. Aud inducements 10
purchase, he will exchange any and all OF the above
Lots for Property in the County, or with security they
may be bought on any length of umeso that CUSTOM
ers can be accommodated without any outlay of CASH
Also several FARMS in different sections of the
County, varying in price from $500 10 $4,000.
Those in want of Farms will do well to call and ex-
anime his many lists, among hem persons be ac-
communicated, or suited as price, location, and guam.
ty OF land, with less expense and roebe than other
wise. ft. .'5' 3 ~ lrA
Also, Tenements to let, and Houses for sale, in differ
ent parts Of the civ
Call at our Office, No 2s9 Main st.. and will con-
Yey you overdinens parts of tbs City free of charge
'e2 diff
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~ AMTEn

A SITUATION in Mercantile or Manufacturing
IN Business, BY active business man y no will in
vest two or three Thodsad Dollars Address h. s.
hrenhTthe Post Ofice dnwtf s27
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WAWTRn.

90, 0NN FEET Of Walnut Plank. incFes thick
<Nf.3kJU Inquire Of LA LEI AND, Grafton NJ $
MIC div w3tt
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Real Estate for Sale.

81 THE HOUSE, BARN, andLOT, No. Al Pleas
lia ant street. Also Cottage House about six min
uets walk from the City Hall Apply To
mca29 49, JOS. LOWELL, JR. F.
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W AN 7 ED,

-FOUR Gentleman Boardels may be accommodated
"A with Pleasant Rooms, few doors from Main st.
Also, Gentleman and Wife, and lew table board
ers. The House is heated with furnaces
For particulars inquire at this Office. diff $50