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Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-04-25
Further News by the America.

GENERAL lNTELLIGRNcR.--L is rumnred
in England that Lord Abe rdeen was abou,
10 resign, but the Globe contradicss the re.
pon. 'gi3 e tfh8eii,
The London papers are full Of proclama-
lions regulating The details Of war.
The Russian ships from Sebaslapol are re-.
poned to be near Perckoss, In the northern
par. Of the Black Sea. The combined fleel
was sill a, Beycos.
In the English House Of Commons, the A.
torney General stated ,ha, Great Britain
cannot, and will not, forego the right to
search neuAal vessels for articles conWaband
Of war. a.71 a 7
The bill,o double the income tax had
passed the House OF Commons.
The French Government, has made q
similar announcement 10 ,ha. OF the English
Cabine, respecting the commerce Of neulrals;
and also that it will no. at present issue let.
iers of marque. ~ 't t
The French subscription loans amour. ,c
four hundred and seventy-six millions.
The Minister Of Marine has addressed /
circular 10 the Chamber OF Commerce, high,
" applauding the Uni,ed States for refusing
letters Of marque.
The Russians are abandoning their forli
on4ihe cas-, coas, OF The Black Sea.
Souchumka has been burnt and plunderet
by the Circassians.
Ii srurhored .ha. the Turks are preparing
TO allack SebasIapol.
Napier's feet, a, las, accounts, was agar
under way, with the intention. i, is supposed
10 seize The Island OF Akland. Kioze bal
has been named as the rendezvous.
The British Minister at Berlin had ,ele
graphsd Napier Of the declaration Of War
with instructions 10 commence hoslili,ies.
The Russians are making grea, prepara
lions for hosiilIlies. In The Baltic, oil tn,
igh, houses and buoys have been removed
aud formidable fleets Of gun boats collecte
in shallow waters q The principal points =
Preparations have also been made TO bloc
up Intricate parts o: the channel with rocks
All the houses in Crons.adt incapable or de
fence are being pulled down.
New batteries are everywhere erecting
Two hundred additional gun boats have bee
ordered. The Gar and his son are person
ally experimenting the preparations.
| Discomfort prevails in Finland. Som
arrests hsve been made.
i A French Army Of $1,000 men will
in Turkey br the frsI Of May. |, is report
ediha,lhe British land forces will be increase
10 thirty thousand. The first division Of III
exoeditionaSv foycer ava ha;nO rnnidlv n,
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-04-25

|. is se,,led iha. We are TO have six more
Sieum Frigates; costing half million ol
dollars each, Fhe Bill has been signed and
is now Law. The ground on which their
construction was urged in Congress was 10
protect our Commerce during The coming
European war; There would be some
plausibiliiy in This if the war was going &c
waiI five or six years, which will be about
The lime ii will lake TO build them. The
war is begun already, and will probably be
finished long before they are.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-04-25

Adju.anl General OF Prince Gorischakofrs
siaff, and those employed ., Isakischa, ".
der General Aursp, formerly commanding
she advanced guard 10 Liule WAlIachia. Or
The same day ths detached corps. under
GenereI uschakotf, which bad advanced
from Tu,scha, took lhe small iorlof Baba@
dagh. The cbjec. Of ihe Russians. it var
believed. was 10 efisci q junction from Ba<
dagh and Hirsowa a, Kasjmlsck, where ihs
Black Sea and the Danube coniracis. and so'
Gu. of The communications Of he Turks ~
they retired TO Trajan's wall. sia9 M
The Keys sof Maischin, isactcha, and
Hirsoya have been sent 81. Petersburg. The
Turks have been sePulsed from every paf.
ofthe lefi Bank Of The Dandbe excepting
kalafnt. iAfe St 500 si5 9~lf
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-04-25

TRUsTEEs OF THE ONO UNlvERGITv.--
We observe BY the Legislative proceedings
Of last Saturday,, tha, Rev. W. T. Hand, o
this place. and Hon. John E. Hanna, o
M'Connellsville, were appointed by Gov
Medill and subsequently, confirmed by the
Senate, as Trustees Of the Ohio University
We believe Judge Hanna has for some time
past occupied the position Of Trustee by Iem'
porary appoinlmen,.-Athens Mess.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-04-25

/ 7. . "
BY far The mos. Important documents yet
published In regard 70 the present diihcu!'
" in Europe, are the confidential communl.
cations between the British and Russian
Courts, Of which a very careful analysia IL
given in this paper in the letter ol.one Of our
Correspondents q. London. In these doc.s
umen,s Il is clearly demonstrated from the
words Of tho Gar himself, ,ha, from the
beginning Of the affair, 10 fact before Prince
Menchikof was sen, 10 Cons,an,inople, the
distinct purpose Of the Auiocra, was now %
seize upon and partition Turkey, ard that
The share OF the carcass he offered as bTibe
10 England vas Egypt and CaHdia. As for
himself, he will have Constannnople. and
though he speaks gingerly on this point, an
il unwilling loalarm ,he jealousy Of The pow.
er he Is trying 10 seducs into the plot, and
talks Of holding the Place temporarily ard
no. as lis proprietor, |, Is impossible 70 doub,
thai he aims a, nothing else Than The imme.
dia,e annexation Of European Turkey 70 his
Empire. On this head We refer our reader
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-04-25

readers of the fact, that they may otsuffer
from his insolence. We have no fault to
find with the private character of the indi-
vidual in question. We do not even know
''the name his mother called him by" nor
do we wish to know. We spoke of him in
his official capacity, as steamboat clerk.
Next we are charged with the authorship
of a communication signed "0itizen, which
appeared in the last number of the Tele-
graph, and dared to deny it. We certainly
shall not denyit We would as soon think
of denying that we wrote the Book Of Gen.
esis, or Shakspeare's plays. We are not
under the necessity of writing communica-
tons for our own paper; but aswe endors-
ed Citizens" views, in the main, we are
not disposed to quarrel about the author
ship. ~
Next we are charged with hypocrisy in
our notice Of the Whine House, after taking
exceptions to friend Hoy's notice of the
Watson" Let us examine this charge a
moment. Friend Hoy started Temper
Gnee paper, and in the very first number
published an advertisement Of hotel, and
called attention to il editorially. Nothing
at all was said about liquor being sold there.
The natural inference on the minds of those
unacquainted with the house would be that
it was nice, respectable Temperance house.
The fact is, it is notoriously nothing of that
sort. The bar-room is the most prominent
feature Of the house. In short, we do moi
believe friend Hoy would like to stop there
himself, or would seriously recommend any
of his personal friends to do SO. We be.
lieve he published the advertisement and
wrote the editorial notice solely for the pay,
and that he is thoroughly ashamed Of the
transaction, since he has been exposed.
Now look at the other case. We visited
Cincinnati, in company with some friends
ands knowing there was no Temperance
House there, selected the Winnie House
as the least Objectionable on account Of it.
drinking features, as affording the best &C
commodations at reasonable price, as be
ing unquestionably respectable, and because
we had long known its proprietor as an es
timable citizen and an attentive landlord. w,
should stop there again, and we think ou
friends would do well to initiate our exam
pie. Well. we do not profess to publish I
Temperance paper. Before leaving the no
tel, Mr.. W. requested us to publish his ad
vertisement. We did SO; and in noticing
the house editorially, took occasion to in
form our readers precisely ,uhat kind Of .
house we were advertising, that none nigh
be deceived. Had friend Hoy been equally
honest, we should have made no complaint
i If the editor is really desirous of writ
ing "volume on our hypocrisy and incon
sistency," we hope he will not be deferred
by any remarks we have made. And
our assistance in the matter will be of an,
service, in Showing up" the Telegraph
man, we can furnish him with great man,
facts which he could not otherwise obtai
without considerable trouble and expense
: All we shall ask of him is that he will NO,
attempt to say any thing GOOD of us. W
consider his ABUSE sufficiently compliment
! ary, and we decidedly object to his style {
pufs, a 40 2t
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-04-25
srrAnrR Moraoa SUNK -Twrnrr LAVE

STEAMER MONROE SUNK -TwENTY LIvEs
Loss.-By the arrival Of the steamer Fan.
ny Smith yesterday, we learn thai the steam.
or Monroe, Yazoo river packet, bound from
Yazoo City, TO New Orleaus, sunk about
fvei miles above Na,chez, on the 28Ih uli.,
and between Is and 30 persons, including
the mate are reported 10 have been losl.-.
The boa. capsiz .d.-Louisuilie Democrat
april s.
ANOTHER STEAMBOAT DIsAsIER--THE w
3. CLIFTON SUNK.-By private dispatch
frum Cairo yesterday, we learn that the w.
B. Clifton, Captain Thomas Shearer, bound
from This port 70 New Orleans, with heavy
cargo, was run into, by the Ohio, two miles
above Columbus, on the Mississippi, sbou'
O'Clock on Monday morning, and sunk
Immediately. Two persons were drowned.
|, is supposed that the boa, and cargo will
be total loss. The Clifton was owned by
Capt. 8. Benedict, r. Atkinson, and r. H.
Hunt of this city. She was valued a. $a4,.
600 and was insured for $4,000, divided
equally between four Offices Of this city,.
The following is lis. Of the Clifion'l
freight 1864 bbls pork, 80 casks bacoa
80 lierces and 80 kegs lard, rs bbls. whis-
ky, go bbls pickles, $50 bbls potatoes, 140
pieces bagging, $50 bags corn, go hhds ,o'
bacco and ITO nests barrels.--ih
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-04-25

DIsTRIcr CoURr.-- This Court held lis
sessionin Meies County, on Thursday and
Friday Of last week. -presen,, Judge Thur.
man, Of sheSupreme Cour,, and Judges Nash
Peck, and Whitman Of The Coun of Com.
mon Peas. Several cases Of impOr,anct
were disposed Of. We have no room fol
parliculare.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-04-25
Mercury falling. See Medical notice.

EXPLOSION on LIFR-PlTTsBuRo,
April I6.-The boiler O. jones' Terry boat
exploded this morning, as !. was leaving the
shore. Instantly killing The engineer, Jacob
Hadley, and injuring folr others.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-04-25

MAzzIEI UPRlsiNc IN lTALy.-The grea,
llalian leader, Mazzini, has published sou
Of appeal 10 the paopIeof England In favor
Of the Italians In the present aspecI Of ai.
fairs, Austria has been promising 10 be the
ally Of France aud England agains. Russia,
in which even, |, would be their policy 10
keep down a rebellion in Italy and Hungary.
This view Of course does mol u. oil sui, the
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-04-25

Fast TRAvELiNe.. Friend Myrick. Of
Sheffield, has just returned from a western
trip. bringing us some late Chicago and Rock
Island papers. Y
!. He says he left Chicago, H., last Mon
day morning al g o'clock, and reached Gin
cinna,i a, 9 o'clock, P. NJ, same day, inak-
ing the trip in Is hours. Ten years ago,
he,rip could no, have bee in made in Is days.
He says there were aoms reports Of cholera
at Keokuk before be LEFT. The whea. crops
looked well along the whole route.
From the papers brought we learn tha. The
Upper Mississippi has been in remarkable
bad stage this season. There were pros
pects of rise, however. A conlrac, has
been entered in.o by government. for clear
ing out the river a, Rock Island Rapids, ant
a, the lower and English chain Of the Des
moines Rapids. The channel is TO be made
a, leas, four feat deeper. IA.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-05
Opening OF Fourth Avenue.

Dennis Harris rs The Steamboat Piuto-This
suit JIG brought by the owner Of the steamboat Jenny
Lind to recover about nine hundred dollars damages
cceasioned TO her bya collision with the Pluto, on
We 18th day OF September, 1852. The hbeIlants
alleged that the Jenny Lind was coming down the
North river, and when near Canal street, passed %
The outside of the Pluto which was also comb aovU
but slowly; that after the. Jenny Ilnd ksi rox
come distance below, che turned round and
headed up the river, TO come In ct tho foot
O. Chambers street, and while coming into
truck Oh the larboard side, and much injured.
The respondents alleged, the other hand, that The
Jenny Lind had no sooner passed the Pluto than
she turned short in the bows Of the Pluto e
rgat angles; that, thereupon, those In charge Of
the Pluto, to avoid collision, ported her helm "a
try TO pass asiern cf the Jenny Lind, but were UNI
able to avoid collision. Held by the Court that ta
evidence from those on board ue two steamboass
being N direct conflict the one with the other the
Court must look TO the testimony Of the outdderv-
who were witnesses In the cause. That the two
outside witnesses ccrooiate the statements Of those
on board the Jenny Lind, and those statements thus
eoroborated, outweigh the testimony from The
Pluto, as to the manner and causc Of the collision.
Decree, beIesore, for lbellant, with reference to
commissioner to ascertain the damage.
a,dne,y rt A. nS,r,er al q: 1hs s a. Cheese
recover damages Tor the breach OF . contract made
with them by the agent Of the ship TO carry board
Che ship 10000 feet of of lumber from this port 70
San Francisco. Held by the Court-That upon the
evidence there was no doubt that the contract was
made by the agent OF the ship, and that the lumber
was afterwards rendered and refused, and no exx
cuse was shown why the contract was not compiled
with. That the question was, who the contract was
made with. IL appeared that the lumber belonged
to Mr.. Ford, who had made an agreement 10 hav0
1t carried on board the ship Duchessc d'OrIeans,
which, with the lbeaDts consent, was transferred
to the A. Cheesebrough, and that Ford had paid the
additional freight. Held, that the libeants were
not the contracting party, but only the agent OF
Ford, and not entitled to sue. Decree, there
fore, Diminishing libel Question Of cost reserved w
further hearing.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-05

Sowing from kettles used by the defendant in1A
tgDdoru pon The aljpining premises, held e. heH
naisanol- Xhora the testimony a. 70 the canee&
a. injury e condieeing, this Court win not interfe4
Q question Of fist. Indignant alhmed.
, WHITE, resp. %. Samdesvon, ePpf.-BY THE
CoU1s.-Evdence not sphacient TO warrant Tie sob
mission Of the case to the jury, and Judgment 70
Trovix vs. Barren-N Il mot sufficient en-
cuse for default that the defsndAnt wnssne0otaar
ting with third person for settlement, who pro
missed to have the cause adjourned, and nsgected 70
do 80. The existence of . set-O6 to claim y NO
evidence Of injustice having been done; ..s.
gage on personal property, payable on demand, ~
maintain an action against an of1cer acting under
an execution against the mortgager for taking 10y
the property and disposing OF the same w
proof OF demand Of the defendant due on the nese~
gage Although the interest of mortgager ny
be subject to levy and sale, yet where the 0noex
cells the property absolutely, he makes himself M
BILE as O wrong dOer.
sert beams in wall of adjoining house is not an
interest in lands which, by the statute Of frauds,
must be in writing. Where the agreement has
been executed and the defendant has promised 70
pay the amount agreed on for the PERMISSION, tn0
defendant is liable.
ChaGee Us. C0r-An assignor may be examined ~
witness without ten days notice, except where
there Is an assignee executor or admlnMsrasoc
agains. whom he is offered q witness.
Raymond Us. Richardson.-The notice Of appeai
must contain the grounds Of appeal, and 1t is not
sufficient to refer TO the appellant. In such case
the appeal will be dismissed with costs.
WOOdside &C., respondent rs. Allen Green, appel.
lant-The defendant received s45 advance money for
three seamen and signed an agreement TO the eject
that II they did not go to sea in certain vessel ne
(hc deendant) would refund to the plaintiff the ad-
shortly after alleged in consequence Of mck-
ness.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-09-28
1Oal1ts.

W ANTED-Energec Young men, of business
w habits, to act as Travelling Agents for the ellis
tory OF the World" and also gotten up ex-
pressy for the subscription business entitled can Iumi
mated History of North America" Those wishing to en-
gage in travelling, in safe and pleasant business; will
hnd 1t for their advantage to give call further
iniormaton apply at office, No. Ill Main street. up
stairs ls5 d2aw&w61 E. NJ. & H. BILL.
wv ANTED IMMEDIATELY Good Kip
w and Thick Boot Bottomers, at 81 Main Street
Buhalo N. Y. Any information wanted, be had of
S. A. FoRBUsH, Grafton.
s25 DIFF F0RBUsH BROWN, & co.
NNANTED-AN AMERICAN WOMAN who has
had experience, to do housework in small family.
Apply at Is Orchard street. W. AS SMYTH
s23 d6t+
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-09-28
MESSENGER'S NOTICE.

Worcester, IS. September %, 1854.
A LEXANDER H. BULLOCK, Esquire Commissioner
"a Of Insolvency. within and for the County of Worces
ter has this day issued against the Estate Of
JOHN j. PERKINS of Dana, in said County of Wor-
cester and SAMUEL PROCTOR, of Essex in the County
of Essex, traders and partners under the firm of j. j.
Perkins Co, doing business Dana aforesaid Insol-
vent Debtors and the payment of any debts or the de-
livery any property belonging said Tnsovent Debtors
to hem for their use and the transfer of any property
by them are forbidden by law.
The first meeting of the creditors of said Insovent
Debtors will be held at Court Insolvency at the Office
of said Commissioner, in Worcester, in said county, on
the 9th day of October next at 10 O'Clock in the fore
noon, for the proof of debts and the choice of an as
signee, assignees Of said Estate
s27 d3t&w1t Messeng.r
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-09-28
90 Ect.

VENO RENT-A desirable TENEMENT No II Row
IL dom street, Of rooms; five minutes walk from
the Post Obce to be warmed by furnace and lighted
with gas, on high ground with excellent water Pos
session given the LIST of October Inquire on the
premises, or of JOHN G. PEARSON, 2O3 Main street
s25 dsto1
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-09-28

nNE SET FAIRBANKS PLATFORM
W SCALES, loOO1 pounds capacity for sale at the
Green St. Coal Yard. W. ALFRED HACKER Agt
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TO THE TAX PAYERS.

TRGASURFBS OFFICE,
City of Worcester, Sept 24th 1854 :
There few Bills yet uncaed for They can be set
tied WITHOUT COST if called for before October lst "a
word to the wise is sufficient"
GEORGE W. WHEELER
Treasurer and Collector.
OBJECT in City BWHding.-oflice hours from A. NJ.
to p NJ, and to P NJ, till October 18th From Dc
tober Is to April LIST, 10 A. NJ, to II NJ and to PM
s25 distoI
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-09-28

NEW STORE AND SILVER MANU-.
~ FACTORY, No. II Central Street, Lowett-H
D. ADAMS, Importer of Fine English and French
Watches, Jewery, and Fancy Goods Manufacturer
Of and Dealer in rich Silver and Plated wares Of every
style and quality Silver Spoons every variety made
at short notice; Gold and Silver Bowed Spectaces; Shell
Combs OF all styles; Watches, Clocks and Jewtry made
and repaired.
Also, the only agent for AcKLEYs ScorcH PEBBLE
EYED SPECS in Lowell. No. II Central So
Lowell, Mass diff s5e
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-09-28

M ECHANICS' BANK.-The Stockholders of
the Mechanics Bank are hereby notified that their
annual meeting, for thoce of Directors for the ensuing
year, for such action as may to them xpedient u
der the provisions of the Och section the 96h Chapter
OF the Statutes of 1885, and for the transaction of any
other business that may legally before them will be
he'd at their BANKING ROOM, on WEDNESDAY, the
FOURTH day of OCTOBER next, at 2 O'Clock p NJ
S. BERRY, Cashier
Worcester, Sept 18th, 1854. dtO4
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-09-28

FENHE GREAT WORK OF THE YEAR
n M0ORE'S COMPLETE ENCYCL lPEDIA
OF MUSiC.-A work which has the indefatgable
compiler 10 years of arduous labor assisted by of
the distinguished celebrities in the musical world
This splendid work. Indispensable, only to the pro
fessiona icanbut every amateur comprised in an
elegant loyal octave volune of 1901 pages double col
umns and contains the Biographies of upwards of 1000
Musicians, comprising the distinguished composers
and performers who have ever lived.
complete Dictionary Of over 5000 Musical Terms with
full definitions.
complete History of the Science of Music from the
earliest times to the present.
full description of all known Musical Instruments
with the dates their invention and their Scales Trea-
tises on HARMONY and THOROUGH BASS &c, &c.
book intended to the whole Of Musical Science
Published by JOHN p. JEWETT & CO.. Boston,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-09-28

kETORCESTE BANK.-The Annual Meet
w ing of the Stockholders OF the Worcester Bank
for the choice of Directors for the year ensuing; for such
action as may seem to them expeden under the provisions
of the Sixth section of the hundred and nnety-sxth
Chapter of the Statutes of 1885, for the transaction
of any other business, that legally may come before
them will be holden at their clearinghouse Foster street.
on FRIDAY, the SIXTH DAY OF OCTOBER NEXT
at twelve O'Clock, NJ. WILLIAM CROSS Cashier
Worcester, Sept. 10, 1854. dawtOG SIG
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-09-28

MY BA NK.-A temporary location of City Bank
" will be in HARRINGTON BLOCK, corner of Main
and Front Snext door east of the Peoples Insurance OF
fee The first instalment payable the first day of
September next, will be received at their above
au2S p HAMMOND Cashier
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-09-28
REAT SAVING IN FUEI,
u WASHING WITHOUT BOILING.
CHEMICAL corn WATED son

M ELENDY'S PATENT FRUIT PICKER.-pA.
lfA tented June q, lS54-Is the only implement We
Invented with which apples pears peaches cherries c
the least injury to the fruit.
Responsible agents for the sale of these implements
Raned In all parts Of the country Descriptive circulars
With cuts, mailed to all postpaid applications
Manufactured by J. MELENDY, Sole proprietor and
Patentee, Southbridge, Mass.
, Agents in Worcester-F H. KiSSIcurr Co., 162, and
:. rosrEn 90, ~ Main street. jy1l d&w3ms
FEO MECHANICS-A RARE CHANCE
~ ENGAGE IN BUSINESS.-The subscriber.
resident OF Ohio having for number years been en-
gagged sale OF Agricultural Implements, is desirious
VI en- agng the manufacture of the same, and would
IKE aesoc te with him two young men, who have had
eNperi The manufacturing department Of this bash
ness To any person with this experience, an small
cash capital, the most satisfactory inducements will be
given. For further particulars apply at this office
SIC d&w4ts
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GRAFTON BANK The Annual Meeting of the
w stockholders of the Grafton Bank for the choice of
DIRECTORS and for the transaction Of any other business
which may legally come before them will be held at their
Banking ooms, on MONDAY, the 9th day of October
next, at one O'Clock p. NJ
JONATHAN CARY, Cashier.
Grafton, Sept. 10, 1864. dtf so
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-09-28

GfENTRAL BANK.-The Annual meeting of
~ the Stockholders of the Central Bank for the choice
OF Directors for the ensuing for such action may
seem to them epedent under the provisions of the sixth
section of the 10th chapter of the Statutes 1885, and
FIR the transaction of other business that legally
may come before them will be holden at their BANKING
Rooms, on MONDAY, the SECOND DAY of OCTOBER
NEXT, at IL O'Clock A. NJ
g. T. HARTsH0RN, Cashier.
worcester, September / 4.