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LATER FRou ERIE.
Bsyy,Lo, ian. I0.-All e quiei 1t Erie to-day.
Tie briIses iret French and Sac streets ale Re.
ing rebuilt
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.,s AruISruX- 'SO1ul tie loud e.mJsls."
S .aagaid,eul ue hI,i willie VPe nea 10 uEhi,
.rll,. Pes.~1aEce !. Kuu,eri orer1
e IT.. To lppreeiste ,k- sumfOri, con'sn's ice.
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:!;. on. n.c,t visit ADD ,E,u'ue i Wien I'll
led sp xilh g... We ale ''s"rs'i W Pst'o''
p. isal,5e: to iaLse. that II Hiil sat sevsta
sid me,= rst.ohs tLtn an. c'hst Luii'!rns o
f. AllI ia ne SIte, IEd IS equal 10 any sf iasn
. .etora,ians AID finish. II is bat Reasonable
:, afn literal support. aEd At feel satisfr'j
III cn;1=nS viIi t5AJ,ly weld i. We ale SC
STATED that NC n.gs, have apua tie nj. .ai Re.
10 IN iron tie ksaTr 5raris daily made on Oui
sa,i physical selves, ,nd ws Consides this
,h= ma., irtuernt. as veil as fsti9rai, u
!l,frsn amussTents.
E.u.rI IS az !ndefltiEl5le mazsgtt, and
II excellent corps OF assistants, and will gel
s=:srn=nce ;o.nlyht arthy Of The occasion
=s,rrss fall hogs:. AID i; IS our gue" that
sar.n. 10 tbs ito1Pe Of artis'ss We can,
,- 7srisuisrI., aLea III ale possessed Of so
--r; in tkeir particular hce, bat ne must
y.e Bt,Sn, as dancer, flr sapasses our
= Ma. il expected Of a mao, Win &c
3, .o,inee.! Ia the bulls that sueh.t.oHe
y -,,4r!h s3ra= fiS1:te dIlce.
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.r,ID T,TLok's "SIs..--"Jeaiaey u Cen
lf-.i, laL ..Ta= Lands u tie sa''cen'"
.re s.n.,c:it.7l At he Lillle Bouk Store otR3b
< 30. Alsg "AirIsa, CT Lie aGi hove il
.l,.""A journey iLnush Hins j." Laugh.
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Take Notice.

tat tksS n retsassrJ to syiit fert. TO set
a., ~ ,prIhin. tk5.t Tie beta - E51<I, ukHs sf
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Use viii U IEsofn tAepi h0ssEtf ihat ~ .sp. -
ia o. tprys anails-ly t Isl Jay ast ~ aSsafJ.
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, re1-sai. Aitilo1nt, Capt. \. D. John.
t,sTT-l ysslIi1y froa Mes Grirans. We
j. -y-.,1 let CLERKS, YES $ GtsrnIeaf and
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I2:Ai2s 10 do with the Election.
'r,. .iy:'eeess o. s03, cat a, tE. sGid;s earlEr
.Iel itI53::eo
a. cH,sVINs H",4Hs'Vn IiisiX.
r'sa, - tax, a.! sl.st oisrI7s PTrirs'
nssf In. LoUAN & 90.
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:, ~ ,,tor occurred III tue following in yes'er-
.a,et, ae rspnJlish 1t, xaIo|s erM, 1915
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Chester & Co.
FORWdRDING IND SHIPPING
MERCHANTS.

NEW YORK.
l,oSSiGSNESIS Dr Z. shrEsht so;sct;ed, ihd Scoi.
y s.rII deI 10 al ~ Is Ct be Eod! With TIE ''mo>t
SronIrELesi
1 :sAIA q tie IT..
Sew York. baltimore and wheeling Line,
tT ~, ;ftLs;-Ifs 'oE to tie YIReJ OK IL Oho and MA
,i,,;s,ai NJ, n.itins7rs * Oaio RIlTosd.
HIgirg cE4ia 0! sell kapus IseH's hro1sEoSt ist
liz, W are prtrIIeI 10 siIs t6!os;A Tseep& 'f tn<
IJ-Tsssru EetehInts arr Sectsd to call 81 Tie New
Yo,A ..ty, ufon IIe .G5scriseTl, eesofe EaAEs thT
'"''''''' CHESTER & Co.. 81 ws't.t
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FALL FASHIONS F0R HAS

IEe Tgsc With ssFsgi0r Hsi Of lie fatest Fall stI<.-
III tbSse b thak tDoGh OF tkslr Eszdi 10 tlss Asn
lie ite o. az e!eslGt and eii! 6Irs Hat, viii PtIse
4rD iaIgt ct - 'ste cosst S7fysY u teir ctlLGEs,
sta 0s!o: asIys Is ia al SEX elses We EarlHiss
To fSrp''G ,FIsi- Has, hat sl Alto 7, viii
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find tie right place. 10 81 .rr Of IL. ii, BED Hat,
,ecod 10 sGs:A VI lks Sarh we1sru BaEl, AslA A.,
,sT9 ". W. JlNIsoS.
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To my Customers!
MORE NEW BOOKS.

MORE NEW BOOKS.
OF Picts!ss O Cskli
" lyl!c4 By Tie Letter ~;
EIiT NIi, o. tAe Taies NFPrsnuceIi
PellSIofics, 81 Wa. Ei4sri
Sa;ll5iT's Poems;
FIshea mi FInsre, 81 M ASn :. s:.PLegs;.
Tie Y.arsiiIT Of Words. lEsIelactIop 81 kdwaTi
uiitkcock, .. ~
Tea Ais4;, 10 a Ear Ron, 81 7. $. AF;Aari
Cilh lsI tie No nOsz,
Afica AID the ! 7erte:H Fig
rkanseH Lax AID NofAa d EGIAS;
Pr ird S1JiA;s Of Mrs. PIrliEs;0Li
TAca:htI AID TAiEsS Al Hsne iL4 Abroad, ,! Bar
Tii:i
Hot Corr, &c. &e.i received By
49, WILDE 4 BROTHER
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uTlLLIAS FOX void TesTectiLliy iiUrn the cl'l-
" teaS Of WEseiil: ihst be BIS ofeeSd LeT te1re
t!otery E,1SiishneatI At Iae Cd Gis4 =! the %
0r.fr..,on Min street Below NsHrcr. He :GnhIea.Y
Syts: as Old ieE Ililei Iai a;r3uirs hnia ei' &c
bGsiResS. :. =,
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TRANSPORTATION.
- s m p ~
I..s.rosr,rOs o,r'I 3. 80 K.

Winisr Arrangement.
or AID ansf VO1liy Tie ?ilh IEAtint, tAe PLAeaier
TralEs (fIprsts add uail) viii tAtl snitOI Iaily
svr Baltimore laI ths Elstsr Ct.es al iitj T. iHd
II:1l Pm.
.t0p At tae OsoHiEs stiLioas; Seavooi AogndiI:Gs,
CaneIeu FsIul lztoa FaiI Honi, Fettsnnay, Sswbsfs
gou.ssbu's P.eddSJEt CurSeIlaEdi Ar JohE's Kan,
YirtgssuTs, RiTFer's FerTJ Nntoc4ey, s!AesNle AID
liz lIi trIiS caves, ii:0 ", except sltarIlIs,
Iad viii stSp At 81 the re@IiIr stiiioa'-
Nheeiias lhi P.sinJ=t Accommodated TfiiH wiz ee
ran IIilJ tIctpI SgadIJA elvIeE wheeling at A. ".
and me II PsdaoRt n I'D z. u. Leave RtdaVEt at
:; 1 v laI arrive ia " hetIins all 2. y.
~ U.rIer ]. n. p1NE- SgpT.
avs X. FORD, IEeat
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SILK SHiKrS
S.s,StiEsri OF sEk SHIRTS ard Dtssr,. tor ;snite
n nuu. aiElJs % k4bA at No. Mails ErseI, Ssstfe
WkteaRs. Hr79 Aal. q nm q
oDo BIPSELS SoFtrhEe and Extra Flour Of 1tr'oEs
HlCZ H,.ri.. III tecsiTtd ADD tor siIe By
~ @ .RDoy, MATTHEW'S Go.
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NOTICE.

IJIVISG pEIcLI.ea the above estlhi4AneAtiron NJ
IL bn1,sHr, ikAn IlsIys Keep 0H n nj fs1h
Cache seectioa Of Family Gro.eres isd Eoe "a retFT
he r4:TorSss u TIE odeSS.okrS 81 AZ ArOihsr AL a
aany ses cLss a. a give can, kaosipg as Do la
gk=J sE4I rot 20 IVA uEszustel:
SAe.ll-- Izne 2otk tSH je5
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Cost an0 Gouu0.

OST-In going from No. Trumbull st., to No. 243
ia Main St., yesterday, between and o'clock P. NJ,
ROLL OF BANK BILLS, wrapped in light brown
paper, containing about 5000 Whoever his found the
same, and will return the subscriber shall be literally
rewarded. PLINY HoLBRooK, 243 Main st.
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me- ISSING-From the Boston and Worcester Depot,
I'VE about 81 O'Clock p Of Thursday, the 10th inst
Black Leather TRUNK, beows-top handles small and
round rope coyered the lock has unusually large key
hole; supposed to have been taken away by mistake
Whoever will return the to JOHN BRADY Baggage
Master to the undersigned, shall be literally rewarded
o13 div JOSEPH II. GOULD.
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COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS.
WORCESTER, IS. October IL, 1856.
INDY virtue of an execution which issued on judg-
ED ment in favor Of H. D. STONE of Worcester, in
sad County, against JAMES N. ENGLY, and MARY
ANN ENGLY, his wife, both of said Worcester, at the
September of the Court of Common Pleas for the
County of Worcester, A. D. 1885, have taken all the
right in equity that the said James NJ Engy and Mary
Ann Eng " either Of them, had the twentieth day
August A. D. 1855, the day when the attached
mesne process to redeem certain mortgaged real
tate situate in the City of Worcester Vine Street. and
the that is described in mortgage deed thereof
from the said Mary Ann Engy to A. Barnes, recorded
in the Registry of Deeds for said County, Book 500 Page
5l9-And on SATURDAY, the first day Of December
next, at two O'Clock in the afternoon my office in the
City Of Worcester, No Worcester Bank Block, shall
Offer for sale by public auction, to the highest bidder,
said right 10 equity of redemption
go d3sS J. DAY Deputy Sheriff.
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AnCttolrs.
By E. W. VAILL, Auchoneer.

By L. w. VAIL, Auchoneer.
asg. GREAT SALE OF CHOICE PEAR
sSY& TREES, Extta Size, in BEARING CONDITION,
~=AS- At AUCTIONl
The subscriber will sell at Auction, at the Nursery of
W. LINCOLN, Esq, in Worcester,
ON Saturday. October 27ib, at 10 O'Clock AM,
(By Catalogue)
The Largest and most splendid collection of
STANDARD and Dwarf
2 E A r REEFS.
in bearing condition, probably ever offered for sale in
massachusetts, consisting in part Of the following vare
ties, Wis
st. Michael, Vicar Of WINFIELD. Marie Louise Gout
Morceau Easter Beurre, Beurre Del Napoleon Bartlett
Louise Bonnie de jersey Henry w. Winter Nels, Belle
LucretiYe, and more than thirty other varieties.
Inc Trees now offered for sale such as are usual
~ sold in the Nurseries, but comprise all the specimen
trees standing upon OF the squares in the extensive
pear orchard Of the proprietor ard sold to clear the
groun for building purposes. Many of the from
III to II feet hgh and perfect health will furnish,
and have produced from peck half bushel of choice
fruit each the last season. Every tree will be labelled
warranted true to its name and specimens of the fruit of
the late varieties will be shown Purchasers may have
their choice either to take the this fall let them
main till the first of May Catalogues may be had at
NJ B. Green's Store, No. ZIG Main St. few days before
the sale. r. w VAIL Auctioneer
OH davis
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TO MERCHANTS WHO BUY
OR OK E Y w AR e!

BROWN II FIRTH would respectfully invite the at.
enon Of merchants to heir extensive assortment of
Crockery, Glass Ware, Paper HangiRgS, &c.,
Comprising more general variety of House Furnishing
Goods than N be found in any Wholesale establishment
in the country.
As have very large retail trade, it becomes neces
sary to import goods in large quantities. and to
buy all American goods direct OF the manufacturers which
enables us get goods at the lowest prices and oeI
to any country merchant larger assortment of rich and
goods to select FROM at prices low be
bought in New York Boston, and terms as liberal.
Merchants by calling at establishment, will become
satisfied that they will time aud money by giving us
their orders, they fill their memorandums at one
store in less time than they can at Dozen
81 dawtf BROWN & FIRTH.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-20
GAS FIXTU Il u S I!

The subscribers are prepared to show as good an
assortment of GAS FIXTURES as can be found at any
establishment in New York Boston, all of which will be
sold 30 per cent cheaper than can be purchased
in either Of those cities.
We daily receiving from the largest and best man
ufacturers in this country, all their new patterns
CHAND ELIERS, PENDANTS,
BRACK ETS, sc.
Any in want Of Gas Fixtures should not fail to call
and examine stock before purchasing, when shall
be happy to show them that the above statement is cor
rect and how it is we can afford to do it.
oGtl dawtf BROWN & FIRTH,
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p E A R t EE S,
BY ALEXANDER PUTNAM

-, 15NCttOh itOgHtS no. 90 ana 0o man street.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. &c. On
n SATURDAY,
at o'clock P. NJ, at Office,
The usual weekly sale of Household Furniture compris-
lag Carpets, Sofas, Chairs, Tables Bureaus Bedseads
beds Hair and other Mattresses Looking Glasses Clocks
Fable Cutlery, and other articles of household furniture
Rnd the usual Kitchen ware.
Sales Of Real Estate and Personal Property situated in
HE city, county, State; terms reasonable, satisfac-
lion guaranteed Also the apprasng of property solicit
ell Cash paid for secondhand furniture, upon applica-
ment of new Furniture Table Cutlery, Crockery
and Glass Ware Clocks Looking Glasses Window Shades
&c. which will be sold low for Cash.
There will be sales of Furniture every Wednesday at
trnoon Punam's Sales Rooms at the usual hour un
III further notice. S. NJ. REDD1NG, Salesman
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NEW BOOKS

N h w BOOKS.
z, BAKER & CO., 1874 MAIN STREET.
Cora and the Doctor.
The Deserted Wife.
India, China and Japan, Bayard Taylor.
Japan as it was and is, Hdreth
The Rag Picker
Clouds and Sunshine. Reade
Sparks's Life and Writings of Washington
Ins and Outs of Paris
Ethel, or the Double Error. Morgan James,
New and Complete History of the War.
Schoedler's Book of Nature
Great Harmonic vol 4, A. J. Davis.
Representative Women, Geo. c. Bulwin, DID.
American Agltators and Reformers
Planters Victim.
Beecher's Pen Pictures of the Bible,
Spencer's Poems, vols.
Sevaral new vols. Of Dohn's Libraries.
Cyclop@dia Of Mathematical Science.
New edition Todds Students Manual
= Hullem's Middle Ages.
BrOugham's Men of Letters of the time of
George III.
Broug HAMS Life of Phil.
Broughams Life Of Statesmen
-BoOKS-BOOKS! JOHN KEITH
I'D 4 cos Bulletin of New Books No. 239 Main street.
The Land of Gold, W. II. Helper,
My Fathers House, Mcdonald.
Stray Leaves from the Book Of Nature DeVere.
Richard Hurds, Simms.
India. China and Japan, Bayard Taylor.
The Match Girl.
Isora's Child
Cora ana the Doctor.
A Tour among the Planters.
Physiology of Marriage.
Our First Families.
The End, Cumming.
The Annals OF San Francisco.
Henry VIII, and his Six Wives, Herbert.
Oakheld, by W. D. Arnold.
New Hope or the Rescue.
History of the Council Of Trent
Land Labor and Gold, vols., Hewitt.
The Greed of Christendom, Gregg.
Ole, or the West Room
The Decameson of Bocaccio.
Habits OF Men, Doran.
Bits of Barney, Mckenzie
Mary Lyndon, an Autobiography.
Lppincott's Gazetteer.
Memoir of Rev. Sidney Smith, vols.
Guy Rrcos, Simms.
NeWc0mes, Thackeray.
Panama in 1855.
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Drp Goods.
FALL ANNOUNCEMENTS.

FALL ANNOUN CEMENT.
he subscriber would call the attention of the Ladies Of
Worcester city and country their large and extensive
Stock of
f A L L CT O O D S
consisting of
Cambria Collars and Sleeves,
Cambria Bands and Flouncngs,
Muslin Collars and Sleeves,
Muslin Bands and Flouucings,
Chemisetts, Inside Handkerchief,
Wrought Lace Wells,
Infants Waists & Robes, the finest ever offered
Ladies' Embroidered Skirts,
Laces Edgings, Ensertings,
Muslin and Cambria Trimmings, &c.
Also, an entire new assortment of
Fringes, Braids, Gallons,
Buttons, Velvet Ribbons, &c, for
MantiHas and Dress Trimmings
LADIES' AND CHILDREN's WOODEN HOSIERY
Cashmere and Pleeced Gloves, Hoods, Goats, Merino
Vests, Caters, Chidrens Boots, &c.
COMES, BRUSHES, PORTE MoNRALES, PER
fumcry, Genuine Cologne Water.
and thousand other articles generally kept in French
Fancy Stores all of which have been bought at New York
Auctions, and of our Importation and guar
anee customers that by looking at cur Goods be-
fore purchasing elsewhere they may from go to so
per cent. We do not exaggerate by saying that our
Stock of Goods be surpassed as regards quality
and reasonable prices, by any house IN this city.
P S. We would call particular attention that we have
added to our Stock, an extensive assortment of
B 0 N n II RIB b ONS,
which we bought at the largest Ribbon Auction this Fall
in New York; and shall sell them at great bargains.
J. l.. NJ Frs,
NEW ENGLAND FANCY STORE,
21O Mnin ST., Sd door from Wor. House.
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Books, $zr.

NTOLo IV.-The GREAT HARMONIC Vol " by
a. J. Davis, just received. aud for sale at No. O.
PLEASANT ST. Also, all Of the principal books and
papers on spritualism, Anti Slavery, Womans Rights &c.
ola tt
A NEW EDITION OF THE ECONOM-
"a ICAL HOUSEKEEPER, by Mrs. L. A. Rowland.
This Book of which more than $1,000 copies have been
sod will be sent, in neat bindiug TO the address of any
person in the United States free of poltage by their
hitting by letter otherwise 20 cents Postage stamps
may be sent if convenient. Address the Publisher,
VIM. ALLEN, 275 Main st.
Worcester Oct II 1871 daw6n
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THE THIRD GRAND EXHIBITION

$4,000 TO BE GIVEN IN PREMIUMS.
THE THIRD GRAND EXHIBITION
Will be held at Boston, the 23d, 24th 25th Goth, and
9Th days Of October The Show Grounds located on
the East side Of Harrison Avenue. Entrance opposite
franklin Square.
PROGRAM ME.
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 23.-FIRSr DAY.
l. G. and Cavacade Of all the Horses exhibition 10
o'clock A. NJ.
. Exhibition Of Durham and Devon Cattle, in the ring.
j. Exhibition Of Stations &c. (Roadsters) with trials Of
speed on the track at IL O'Clock A. NJ.
3. Exhibition Of Grade, Native and Milch Cows.
D. Exhibition Of Breeding Mares and Fes the track.
g. Exhibition Of Ayrshire and Hereford Cattle the ring
l. Exhibition OF Ponies on the track.
s. Grand trial of speed by Trottng Horses at oclk PM.
WEDNESDAY, OCT 2i.-sECoND DAY.
l. Grand Cavalcade Of Horses at O'Clock.
. Exhibition of Fat Cattle and Steers.
D. Exhibition Of Stations years old and over, with trials
Of speed at 10 O'Clock.
A. Examination of Cattle for Herd Premiums In the
ring
s. Exhibition and trial of Stations three years old and
under four.
g. Exhibition 81 Jersey Cattle
e Exhibition and trial Of thorough bred staions Mares
&c. at 2 O'Clock P. NJ
s. Grand trial of speed by Trottng Horses ock M
THURSDAY, OCT. 25-THIRD DAY.
Process sion and trial of Draft Horses, O'Clock NJ
Exh billion and trial of Working Oxen Brookline ST.
at 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
Exhibition and trial the track Matched and Fam
cy Matched Horses, at IL O'Clock.
T. EAhbitloh oil Famiy Horses with trials of speed
the track, at 2oclock and during the afternoon.
FRIDAY, OCT. 26.-FOURTH DAY
/. Grand Cavalcae Of all the Horses on exhibition at
O'Clock A. NJ.
Grand trial of speed by citing Horses of celebrity at
10 O'Clock A. NJ.
8. Volunteer trials Of speed.
4 Grand AGRICULTURAL BANQUET in the great
tent, OF which the Governors OF Massachusetts and
other states, together with Messrs. Everett. Choate
Winthrop Sumner, and other distinguished gentle.
men will address the assembled guests. Tichets 81.
D. Award of Premiums will be declared by the President
at the close of the Banquet.
SATURDAY, OCT. 27.-f1FTH AND LAST DAY
Trials of speed the track by celebrated Trottng
Stations, at 10 o'cloce A. NJ.
9 Volunteer trials of speed either to harness or Saddle
3. Exhibition of Animals to be offered for sale.
4. Auction Sale.
Refreshments will be furnished on the grounds.
splendid saloon will be provided specially for Ladies'
Seats for SIX persons have been erected facing
the Track. Admission the grounds % cents To the
seats 20 cents extra Members will be admitted free
Life Membership $40 Annual, 50,
MARSHALL P. WILDER, President
WILLIAM S. KING, Secretary. o19 dt24
q AIDES FAIR.-The Ladies' OF the Union s,cie-
I'd ty will hold Fair at the Yestry the Union Church.
Front street, MONDAY evening and TUESDAY afternoon
and Evening, Oct. I'D and 23d Admission 10 cents
oil
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MEssENGER's NOTICE.

Worcester, IS. Oct Is. 1855.
a LEXANDER II. BULLOCII, Esquire, Commissioner
IA of Insolvency, within and for the County of Wor
ceer has this day issued warrant against the Estate Of
EBENEZER GUILD and HARLOW NJ GUILD. both eff
Southbrdg in said County hatters and partners under
the firm of Guild Son, Insolyent Debtors and the
payment Of any debts or the delivery of any property be-
longing to said Insovent Debtors them for their use
and the transfer of any property by Them are forbidden
by law.
The first meeting of the creditors Of the said nsolvent
debtors will be held at Court of Insolvency ut the Office
Of the said Commissioner Worcester in said County on
the twentyhh day of October nst 10 O'Clock in the
forenoon for the proof of debts the choice of an as
.signee or assignees.
s. THAYER, Deputy Sheriff,
o1o d3t&wltT Messenger
To the Courts and Justices having jurisdiction in the
THNHE Trustees of the State Reform School at Wesbr
n ough desire to inform the several Courts of the Com
monwealth, taking cognizance of juveneN delinquency,
that the Reform School is occupied by larger mum
Der of boys than is fitted to provide for. They therefore
request th9t at present, be sent there Should
commitments continue the only alternative presented to
the Trustees is to remand portion of the inmates the
Houses OF Correction, provided by law. To prevent
this necessity, this notice is respectfully given.
By ordeo oil the Trustees
TH0s A. GREENE, seoy.
Westborough, 0ct.17 1855. diff
MEUSIC LESSONS Miss JULIA 4. WATT,
~ proposes to give instruction the Piano FOrte
and Singing. Persons DESTROYS of her services are
quested to call at No. 5 School st.
REFEsENoE.-ReY. ARCHIBALD NJ MORRISON, SAMUEL r,
LELAND, ESQ OILS DIV.
6OPARTNERSHIP NOTLCE.-The sub
~ scrbers having purchased Mr.. N Browns interest
in the Crockery Ware business have entered in Copart
nershp to date from the first of July 1885, and will
nue the business at the Store heretofore occupied by
Brown Co.. No. Flagg's Building, under the name
ana style Of BROWN F1KTH. A. j. BROWN,
oct1 dawH JOHN FIRTH.