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TIE DRAMATIC FUND BENEFIT This affair. which has
been during weeks in preparation, takes place
plight al astle GARDEN The entertain will be OF the
best syle and forty three ladies and peotsmea have
untesred their aid We may mention the mes of Mr.
G II. Barrett, Mr.. Eddy. Mr. Burke Mr. Couldock, Mr.
b ougbam Mr. Cbsnfrau, Miss +. Logan. Mise Weston
Nine Pop-i and Miss Gertrude Dawes. The object OF the
benefit bsng to further charitable purpose readers
nay observe that they have great deal Of
men, for sy and eny the noble Consciousness Of
having done good action at the ire. lie. Castle
Garden be full tonight, and the players cup Of kappi
M will RIM over
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WASHINGTON NATIONAL MONUMENT.
CONTRADICTIONS.
Theatrical Intelligence.

OPENING NIGHT AT BuRToNs THEATRE-soME
THING FOR TIE CELEsTIALs AT LAST.
The dramatic campaign for the in this city
opened last night. The 6rst gun came from Chambers
street and announced that Burtons in battle array
For years Buttons has been favorite phase of
resort and demonstration of last evening proved
his popularity by means diminished Notwith.
standing the excessive heat Of the weather. 1.-THE Their
rometer marking sc deg. Fahrenheit)-ths houi
oxded that could not find seat fe mimi ss
preyoue TO The rifng of the curtain. Ths many pref
women in the house, and their diS.ingue toiettss,
bowed that Burton and the ION ton the best Of
tern,. The front Of the house has been altered from
old appearance and for the bsster The upper ties Of
boxes have been furnished uniformly with those below
aud the price il also the same Filled the houas
sst hight the view of the audience Is very fine The
can be seen with equal facility in the second tier The
fornaSee last night very excellent 1t commenced
with lew farce IA Capital Match, in which thu prin
pal Character ''Mr. Singe.on,' stained by Mr. G.
Holland. He was warmly received-speaking in both
senses Of the term. The next piece was a very funny
sfair- The Duel in the Dark, In which Mr.. Burton
played "Mr Gregory Grsenfnch," cocknsy who is
followed from London to Paris by his WIFE, Miss Raymon)
who makes love to him in Disguise In order test his
6delty is almost needless say thai Burton pa
this chsrscter in unctuously humorous a sts le
that the people laughed without cessation The whole
pefo' vas got up in the usual Burton and
that synonymous with excellence Burton is undoub
eddy the best comedian in the Uaed States and hs
nsgerial ability is by smaller than his taeat
actor. After the play he c lied before the
curtain; and after thanking the audience for their
cepion he said that he had effected with
the Tupg hook-eng dramatic company, AID that they
would appear in a dvertiseuen Monday evening"
be felt his duty to do all in bis power alleviate tbs
distress of the chinese artists The
heartily applsuded Mr. George Holland also called
out. The general seemed t. be that Bartons
company is very good one; the orchestra
cted and the whole establishment is In ars "a order
from top TO bottom. If you desire to foe acog go
to Burtons ard you VIII not repent having done so
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among the democrats; but what will tho
wings Of New York doi Why should they not
rally to the rescue of the commonwealth with
the cry of State Reform ~ Why not leave the
administration to the hard shells We don't
know. We can only reiterate the question,
What will the wings of New York do ?" aud
wait in impotence for something to tur,-
up." Micawber is not dead yet. No!
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The. CRYSTAL Palace Rece,pts.

The following is copy Of the number Of visiters
and cash receipts at the Palace yesterday.
CRYSTAL PALACE, August 10.
Number of visiters admitted ............3 1922
Amount of cash received, over ........... g. 900
According to our calculation, the cash receipts
from 1922 visiters, some Of whom were children at
half price, will not amount to over $4,000" Why
not give the actual receipts in dollars and cents !?
If the receipts are 81 1888 25 say So but don't lump
the business, as in the above return.
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tiers l56 Broadway Tho autumn fashion for gentemen'a
hats will be introduced saturday next 18th inst Hate
20 anti the varied tastes Of their will be furnished
at the shortest notice Co. have perfected the art
of fitting the hat to the bend and adapting It's proportions
to 1.-The weorer that peed be subject to the In
convenience OF bad fit or of wearing hot unbeo0mug 9
shape or proportions r. SWboiesale customers will 30
supplied With hats Of such and style will best suit
their trade, ct shortsft notice.
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cen,lemen,s s.n Felt a.,s, for travelling,
Meade Brothers Daguerreo,ypes Of the

hhng, snorsng a5d lounginy complete assortment
riea IN col re- styles and quality tastes suited
WAkNuCKS, matters, 20 broidway, Irving House.
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Julien. INC Viza 4 or the Eaton --fs'ct-res
otLe great artist With other may
h. ~ greries Pictures taken daily by MEADE
BhoTn Eks 23 broadway, Nov York, and In Fiiliams.
Aurg, L. j.
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Fancy Cutlery, embracing n Large Variety
pen and pocket knives Of ths most and
beautiful patterns alse assortment Of toilet cutlery
sAUNDERS No. Aston House md S7 Broadway hetwseA
walker and White streets
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1ai Notice.
mr. JOHN OWEN

MIR. JOHN UWFNS'
highly popular and beautiful nment founded his
ASCENT OF MON 4 II, ANC,
will be given aid tho for the relief ofthe sufferers
YELLOW FEVER IN saw ORLEANS,
TINS lHUR EvrSIN G, AUG. ii,
ACADEMY HALL, 663 BROADWAY.
Tickets can of the Committee Of the Howard
Association, at the Astor House. or at the doors.
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th Commisf to the Worlas airPrevous to their
dnature for Europe they waited galleries and added
81 er pictures collection and also took copisa to
EEroIe show the in this country 23
Broadway, four doors above the Astor House. .
Twenty-Five Cent Dagaerr eOtypes, 300 taken
dayIt surprising ut all that the first class por
trails cheap when establishment turns
many pictures daywhioh Of tie first order Of
art. Rooms, $50 Broadway
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Association for the Exai.4sIon Of The Indus.

OFFICE No. SO BROADWAY, Nnw YORK,
10 1863
Notice Is hereby given that TIE Board Of Dire tors have
resolved to fsu the residue of TIE capital
plated by the charter of the ASSOCIATION tho re-
remaining til ussnd shares will bs distributed the
proportion Of share old shares
rtgnrdine fractions TO tho soct appearing such
on tie books Of the Cor ion Tuesday the sd inst
at IL o'clock provided that before the 18th inst they
pay one hundred dollars upon each Of the said addition
shares The transfer books will closed from II NJ Of tho
I'D August uLtil 10 A. H. OF the 10Th
JOS q COLLInS. Treasurar
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Hon. HENRY JOHNSON AND THE HATHAWAY
BIBLE SroLATIoN.-We give a place, with
pleasure, to the following note from Hon. H.
johnson. of Louisiana. in reference to the ex-
tract which we lately published from an Eng
lish paper charging him with the mutilation Of
the Ann Hathaway family Bible at Stratford-
upon-Ayon -
TO THE EDITOR OF THE BENNINGTON SPA
COURIER.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-01-25
Canfral Rank.

4 I meeting the Board of Directors Of the Cen
~ trail Bank, held on the tenth day of January, 1853
the following votes passed
poted, That in the opinion Of this Board it is exped.
ent that thus Bank be removed 10 the Square near the
Y0ted, Tha in view ofsnch removal it is expedient
that the Capital Stock of this Bank be increased One
Hundred Thousand Dollars
Foted, That meeting of the Stockholders be held
on THURSDAY, the twenty-seyef'th inst,
TO act upon the subject Of the foregoing votes and that
me Cashier be directed to give notice OF the meeting
accordingly.
In obedience to the foregoing Instructions, l hereby
give notice, that meeting OF the Stockholders of the
Central Bank will he held At their Banking Rooms in
Worcester, on THURSDAY, the twenty seventh of
January inst At II O'Clock, A. NJ act upon the fol-
lowing matters:
Isl TO determine whether the Bank shall he re-
moved to the Square the City Hail. in said Wor-
cester.
81, To determine whether it rs exped,ent that the
Capal Stock Of said Bank be increased ~ accordance
with the vote OF the Directors and to take any mea
sures that may be necessary 10 effect that object
G. T. HARTSHORN, Cashier.
Worcester, Jan. 12 1863. dtJ27
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AsSIGNEE'S SALE!

To Farmers, and Dealers in Aglicultu-
raj Tools
Great Sale Of agricultural Lnpzemeatat
S2T ILL be sold at Public Auction, on THURSDAY
w January, 27Ch instant at 10 O'Clock, A. M at the
Agricultural Warehouse, No. 246 Main Sc eet, Worces-
ter, opposite City Hall, the entire Stock of
Agricultural Implements and Seeds.
in said Warehouse, Sale positive and will he contn
ued from day to day, until the entire Stock is sold.
IL The following enumerated articles comprise only
VIZ
shovels, OF all kinds Manure and Hay Forks Hoes
Horse-rakes GrindstOnes, Ok Yokes, Grain Measures
Iron Bars, Daft Chains, Drill MOulds Wheeler's AK
es, Potato Diggers, Manure Hooks scythe Snathes,
Grain Cradles Grass Seeds of various kinds Chu1ns
100 Bushels of Seed Barley, Steel Hammers Wheel.
barrows, ?lows, Cutivators, &c. Sc.
o. The above sale offers rare chance to Farmers
to supply themselves with Tools and they are parcu-
laIy invited to he present.
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Clutch and Gambler.
fO0 BALES CLUTCH.
NV Is do. Gambler, IN store, ard FOR sale by
q. 3. 4 A.. j. HOWE,
nove diff Wor Bank Blocl
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New York CRYSTAL Palane-

NOTICE giyeR by the Association for the EXHIB-
~ lTlON OF THE INDUSTRY OF ALL MA
IIONS 10 all parties in America DESTROYS of contrbu-
ting to the Industrial Exhibition 10 be opened IN the
City ofNew York, in May, 1858
All pc. DESTROYS of obtaining place in the Bud.
ing erected on Reservoir Square, in The City Of New
YORK, by the Association for the Exhibition of The In
dnstry OF All Nations ale requested send their
plcatl0ns Tor Space before the first day of February
1893, Immediately after which date the Association
will proceed to decide Applications and allOt Space
Each Application must furnish the Exhibitors name
and address in full, and state whether he is Mmufactu
rer, Proprietor or Agent Ii must contain concise
description OF the articles offered for Exhibition and
statement OF the Precise Dimensions of the Space re.
qulIeuj u on wan, by Height and Length if Floor
or Counter, by Length and Breadth.
Applications must be signed by the persons proposing
10 exhibit and be addressed to the Subscriber, at the
ONCE OF the Association, No. 55 Broadway New York
The Association hopes that attention will be given to
the exact terms OF this notice. and that its requirements
VIII be carefully observed in making applications
ny order, W.WHETTEN, Secretary.
No charge will be made TO exhibitors for space al
lotted
JANUARY 5, 1858. ians dow
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DY n respectable Woman, place to do House work.
ID Understands Cooking, Washing and Ironing
Good references given Inquire OF Mr. Ladell's, Front
street ELLEN BEMIs
jln2J d3t
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Please Bear in Mind,
T. .E ED e e. g

TE7HAT the remaining STOCK OF DRY GOODS
now in Store, will he offered at the low prices ad-
verised until the first Of February. There are many
very cheap Goods still left which need but TO be
med to be purchased.
| also would say, that have made further reduc-
ton the Stock rich Printed Persian Cloths to II
cents per yard.
For the next two weeks Dry Goods can be bought
cheap, at the Hire" Call and see.
janis disl0t GEO. P BRYANT.
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The Great Discovery of the Age!
MORTIMORE'S
Rheumatic Compound
. AND BLOOD PURIFIER.

AND BhVUD FURTHER.
DHyslCIANs HAVE GIVEN IT UP.-1t is a well
Il known fact that our most eminent physicians have
long since given up the hope of treating with success
all cases of confirmed or CHRONIC RHEUMATISM.
Numberless victims of this relentless and hitherto in-
durable disease, have for years suffered in hopeless mis-
cry But we now bring TO the invalid glad tidngs of
great oy" in the discovery of that already celebrated
remedy.
MoRTIMoRE's RHEUMATIC COMPOUND,
and BLOOD PURIFIER, which is vegetable spirit
internal remedy prepared for this disease alone
and this IL will cure In every of either inhnmma-
tory (acue) or chronic form. Thousands have already
found relief from suffering, and again In the ENJOY
ment Of perfect health after having been given up and
pronounced by their physicians CRlPPLES FOR
LIFE" This has been effected by the use OF few bot
tes OF this simple Con pound Testimonials of the high
est character daily being received from all sections
of the Union, corroboraing these facts, and giving the
most undoubed evidence OF the virtue Of this great
remedy. Dr. MORTlMORE may be consulted at the
Oenra Office Of the proprelors No. Barclay street,
lAstor tlouse,) New York, where the medicine may be
procured sold also by Agents in most Of the larger
". v. ALEXANDER e. co Sole Projectors.
~ o A. J. HOWE, Sole Agents for Worcester.
me following is from the pen of the Editor of the
Wha NV yorker Agemeine Zeituug Sept 3, 1865
N ,t,,s.s .ne1isn Cured,-M o Il NJ o X Il 5
mnEuMhllV COMPOUND and BLOOD PURIFIER
Inls great remedy seems to prove a specific for this
dreadful disease N all its FORMS and IA bringing ree 10
vast numbers who have long snG,syed w. haYa 10 ~
personal knowledge Of the virtue and efHcocv nj his
eu,cine ior some 'ilie and with pleasure refer TO
most obstinate case OF Chronic Rheumatism ol iong
standing which 1t cured This case was he VIE ~ W.
wealthy merchant, who was for many yenrs n ss,nn,a
No expense was spared In visiting the most celebia,ed
Springs, and procuring the treatment Of eminent NM
sicans. This was continued for years, but she oniv
grew worse aud seemed vi tim to its wtherina raen
All other remedies aud efforts failed We were instr
mental In inducing her to Try this remedy and to our
surprise and her great relief II cured her completely
some weeks ago we called and purchased bottle, ut
The depot, NO Barclay street, and sent to gentleman
friend OF ours, IN this city who seemed amartyr to The
disease. ms one bottle cured him. Thofe num-
beers Of other which have come under our notice
cured by this remedy We glad TO see the success
attending the Introduction Of this medicine. ts timely
use VIII save thousands rom pain and SUFFERING and
store them 60 sound aud perfect health. We believe
this the only remedy known, which Is put forth for
this disease alone, and are satisfied Il will do
whit y claimed for cure Rheumatism In all It's lorms.
ocU6 deolIys
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Worcester Directory.

FTHE Worcester Almanac Directory and Business Ad
Il vertiser for 1853, published by II. j. ROWLAND
containing Map of he central part of the City, anC
much uselnl inormation is for sale at all the Book
stores in the city, and be had by the quantity
JOHN KEITH " CO., J s. WESBY, or A. P. AL
BEE.
Worcester, Jan. 18th, 1853 dIwadeod2w-w2w*
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lust received, large Invoice OF Live Geese Fea:l
- ers selling low, at wholesale and retail, at $50 Mai
street, (np stairs) TABER IL CHOALAR.
oCt9 dawtf
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Closing Out of the Entire Stock of Goods
EsrImted AEpaccas.

CASES Of the above new and very desirable Goods
just received, of our own importation, to which we
invite especial attention. being an article much supe
rior in style and durability De Lame and at about the
same cosc. CHAMBERLAIN, BARNARD &, co.
janl9 detyy,f
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WARRANTED genuine, and of the best quality,
w just received, and for sale wholesale and retail,
by l.. T. LAZELL Drnpeist
lanl2 daW4wis
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Mrs, Summers Singing School

MFRS. SUMMERS Juvenile and advanced classes
w will commence on WEDNESDAY. Jan. %, at A.
;, Aliens Piano Forte Room. The Afternoon Glass
will commence at q P. Nj, The Evening Glass at T.
Thorough in reading music is given
and attention to tke-cultivation of the voice.
Terms 81 payable at the third lesson. DIV ian2l
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Agricnltr1ral Clnh

4 REGULAR Meeting of the Worcester County Az
IA ricultural Club viii be holden at the HORTI-
CULTURAL HALL, in Worcester,
on TUESDAY, the LIST day Of February,
at O'clock p. Nj.
All persons feeling interest in the discussions of
the Club are invited attend and take part therein
FER order. ian20 dtFI
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Sayings Bank.

OFFICE IN CENTRAL EXCHdYGE.
FEnIB Worcester Mechanics Savings Bank is open
L daily for the receipt of Deposits from all classes.
Worcester, Oct. l. 1859. octld&wistf
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Money! Wanted!

SSIX Hundred Dollars wanted, upon Roal Estate se
~ curity, worth three times the amount.
Address . ii. j., through the Post Office.
janis daw3v&
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CATX COAL YARD.
J. M. HUNTINGTON & CO., Proprietors
ON hand, and constantly receiving at the CITY Coal
~ Yard, dormerly occupied by b. BuGum,) best dual
tiles Of Pennsylvania Coal, viz:
Lehigh, lump and prepared.
White Ash, ."
Red Ash, prepared.
Lackawanna, lump aud CRATE.
Also, Cumberland Coal, for Smiths USE which will
DC sold at the lowest market rates. and delivered in the
best possible order
Quality and weight warranted satisfactory.
orders lett at the City Coal Yard office, Park street
al Mr.J r. Gregory's Grocery store, No Main streets
az Mr. H. b. Grlswolds Grocery store, corner of Main
and school sireets at Mr. G. A. Dressers Shoe atore
NO l76 Main street or through the Post Office viii
be Thankfully received, and promptly attended TO-
,.,....,.- "a, 80. u. e. MANN, Agent.
No'cesteI, jury ~ 1904 dawistf
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RrOVidenoe and Worcegter Railroad 60.

INV O-II1 N 7 IIFu'
Il VIE Annual Meeting Of the Stockholders of the
4 Providence and Worcester Railroad Company, will
be holden at MECHANICS HALL in Providence, on
MONDAY, February 7, 1853, 10 o'clock A. NJ. for
the purpose OF choosing Directors for the year ensuing
aad for the transaction Of such other business as may
legally come before them
Stockholders will be entitled TO free passage on the
harond Tor the purpose of attending the meeting, by
producing TO the Conductors their certificates ofShaes
Per order JOHN r. BALCH Clerk
Providence, Jan. 20, 1853 dtF7 iap24
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Genuine Family Medicines, and Physicians
prescriptions, carefully prepared from materials of the
puIest char cter.
That the purest, and most reliable drugs should be
used in the preparation of family medicines and pre-
scrptions, is proposition too clear be questioned
The subscriber fully recognizing this important fact as
the public, that medicines Obtained of him. may
be depended upon unsurpassed in point of quality
Il. T. LAZELL, ApOthecary,
Jan. l, 1853. dawtf POI Main street
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VI AN T E D

DY the Board of Overseers of the Poor of the City
ID of Worcester, Man and his Wife TO take charge
OF The ALMS-HOUSE ESTABLISHMENT of said
CITY, to commence the LIST day of April Pro-
posas, accompanied by good recommendations, will be
received till the first day of February, by
EDWARD SOUTHWICK,
Clerk of the Board.
Worcester, January 10, 1853 daSs2w
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Wanted Immediately +!

A GREAT chance to make money From SIS to SO
IA easily realized every day, by any person, either
city or country with the knowledge of new and
full discovery of universal demand, which will forward
by return of mail, on enclosing to HENRY G. TAY-
LOR, 81, Shedonvle, Mass, post paid. This is
great chance for nvas clerks young men. students,
or any person wishing to make from So to SO day,
as il is Immediately lucrative in any part of the United
States. Those already commenced, realizing
large income, as it is of universal demand pply i'm
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J.T. BASSETT. M n

L t e Of S pr ing Fl d,
No. 12 PORTLAND STREET,
u Office hours till A. NJ. from IL to 9 and from
s to z. NJ. ianl5 dana
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List Of Prices Of Goods,
Selling ga ESassG RlHsS' store

No. PA UTNAN MOCK.
VERY rich All Wool de LANES at 50 cents, usual
price 81 cents.
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WANTED D.

DY young woman, place to do Homework or
ID Washing and Ironing. Good references given. lii
quire at MIR. MURPIIY'S corner of Vine and Foundry
Streets DIT ian22
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w AN r IL ID
SNOW 81 SPVgsEe.

GENERAL Machinists, on Iron work, at Merrfeld's
~ Building, Union street. c. HOVEY & CO.
jan 49, 1853 d6t
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Store Wanted.

WANTED to hire from the 1st of April next,
w Store and Tenement, well located for doing q
cash business in Dry Goods and Groceries, A location
in Worcester County, miles from the City, would
be preferred. line addressed to G, at the Spy Office
will be attended to. d2twlt ian22
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NOTICES.
MR. HOWE.

u HE Agent for that beautiful Picture Of the Trial
of Efde Deans, is still in this city with that
magnificent work, and wishing to have it examined by
all lovers of the Fine Arts. and those who apprec-
ate such specimen Of engraving and printing, he re-
specially invites the ladies sud gentlemen Of the City
and vicinity, 10 call at
1ir. Lloyd's Picture Rooms, No. ll5 Main ST.,
(Next door to DIR, James Greens) during the present
week, TO examine the above work Those who wish TO
become subscribers for The work. and have done so,
can then have opportunity.
Worcester, January "a 1883 d4ts
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DRY GOODS, &c:
THIS WEEK

FTNHE Closing Out Sale at the ssHIVE." will
i continue during this week Many desirable bar
gains are still left. For TWELVE DOLLARS am of
fering my pattern SILK Velvet MnnTiIIas former
price $1,000. Also elegant Marood colored Vel
vet Talma, for sly, former price S25.
jau24 dlwis GEO. P. BRYANT.
Closing Out of the Entire Stock of Goods.
"a IN the Store formerly occupied by Austin
SeSM9 Flint, 1873 Main street. The Stock consists of
e. complete assortment Of Velvet, Satin, and
49, Silk Bonnets, Bonnet Ribbons, Embroidered
ana Lace Goods Hosiery and Gloves, Dress Trimmings
&C winch will be sold at great bargains, close it
also, Rooms to let well situated for a Dress Maker
decl6 dow MARTIN r. WILLIAMS.
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T. G. BACON, Counsellor ct Layv.-His time
being no longer occupied with the duties of the Mayor
OF his profession Office, No l. Central Exchange
January 3, 1888 ian5 daWIy