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Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-02-01
American Artists Union.

TIME American Artists Union, would respect,
/ fully announce TO the citizens OF the United
States and the Canadas, that for the purpose u
cultiyating a taste for the fine arts throughout
the country, and with q view Of enabling every
family to become possessed of a gallery OF En-
cravings
BY the First Artists Of the Age,
They have determined, in order to create an ex.
tensivc sale for their cngravingS and thus not
only give employment to large lumber OF artists
and others, but inspire among ouI couutrymen o
taste for works of art, to present to the purchas-
ers of their engravings when 100000 OF which
are sold,
25O, 900 GIFTS. of the Actual Cost Of
$3.50, 600.
Each purchaser of a Ore Dollar Engraving,
therefore, receives not only an Engraving rich
Iy worth the money, but also a ticket which enti-
ties him to one of the Gifts when they are DIS
tributcd.
For Five Dollars a highly finished Engraving,
beautifully painted in Oil, and five Gift Tickets
will be sent; or Five Dollars worth OF splendid En-
cravings can be selected from the Catalogue, ANA
sent by return mail or express
A copy of the Catalogue, together with a speci-
men of one of the Engrayings. can be seen al the
Office OF this paper.
For each Dollar sent an Engraving actually
worth that sum, and q Gift Ticket, will imnedi-
ately be forwarded.
AGENTS,
The Committee believing that the success OF
this Great National Undertaking will be materl-
ally promoted by the energy and enterprise OF in,
~telligent and persevering Agents, have resolved
TO treat with such on the most liberal terms.
ANY person wishing TO become an Agent, by
sending post paid,) 81, will receive by return OF
Mail. a One Dollar Engraving, a "Giit Ticket
IA Prospectus, a Catalogue and all other necessa-
~ information, o.o
On the final completion of the sale, the Gifts
will be placed in the hands Of a Committee Of the
purchasers to be distributed, due n tice OF which
will BE- given throughout the United States and
the Canadas.
100 Marble bustsof Wa~shingtonat 800 10000
loo q" - Clay 100 10000
loo , Webster 100 10000
loo " Calhoun 100 10000
80 elegant Oil Paintings, in splen-
did gilt frames, size 3x4 fl, each 100 5000
loo elegant Oil Paintings, 2X4 1t.
each. 0O o,VVO
800 steel plate Engravings, bril-
l~iautly colored in oil. rich gilt
frames, 2ix30 in. each. 10 5000
10000 elegant steel plate Engra-
wings, . cOlored in oil. of the
Washington Monument, BOXES
in. each, 10000
237 700 steel platecngravings,irom
100 different plates now IN pos
session of and owned by the
Artists Uuion, of the market
value Of from 80 cts to 81 each, 4l'Oo0
| irst-cIass dwelling, in 3lst ST.,
n. Y. city, $l2'oOo
% Building Lots in lOOand lO1 SITS,
~ " ,i., ,ooh D.ylnnI deem 900 Ey,lNuJ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-03-27

Dates from Eupatoria to the 10th state that
nothing new had occurred at that point.
The special correspondent Of the London
Daily News ct Balaklava, writing on the 23d
says: at Il rumorsd that General Csnrobsr,
had ordered . court martial upon an of1cer in
high command In the French army, who had
been accused Of holding reasonable CORE.
spondsnes with the enemy.
The Blockade Of the Danube was raised on
the 18th Of February.
1t was rumored that Schamyl, in coejuno.
ton with the famous Nail Mahomsd, will in.
vads the crinsa BY the way of Anspa and
the Sea Of Asov. ..
A daughter VA born to the Empress Of Aus
tia on the 5th March.
SWITZERLAND.
Disturbances had broken out In the Canton
Of Ticino. The dih,oulty IL between the fed.
ersl comnission and the citisens Of the Can.
ton.
BELGIUM.
The country Is yet without ministry.
MARKETS.
Brown 4 Shiplsy report that the Liverpool
Cotton market opened active, bat fell OF and
closed tame ct barely advance. At Nanehss-
ter, Il was somewhat better.
Breadstu6s were dali at ID. decline. Whea,
had declined Is; Aour 10. Csrn-Ba1ing re.
ports fair business in London.
Iron Wa quiet
American stocks wore quiet and unchanged
Money was easier.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-03-27
WASHINGTON NEWS and GOSSIP.

Sending Mechanics Work to be Executed
ont # the District Of Columbia 1t will be
recoilected that, few days since, we publish
cd IN our local columns the following extract
from the Baltimore american, viz:
WORK FOR THE CAPIToL.-It is gratifying
10 Know the Baltimore artizans have a fame
abroad as we'll as at home, and that their
handicraft is sought, not because they will
Work at lower price than other people, but
because the workmanship is superior. 1t will
be recoilected that the late Congress appro
Prlated a large sum Of money for the Capitol
extension, and among the items are those fol-
iron domes for the new Senate and House
chambers, and for q new dome to the rotunda.
The work OF making the iron castings for the
Senate dome was awarded to Messrs. Nevsham
4 Co., OF this city, and a large number of
them are already completed at their fsundery,
on Fremont street The heavy osstines for
the frame work Of the dome are as smooth AZ
forged iron, while the joints 6t together as if
iney were reduced to a square with the file or
slOtting machine.
The plan Of the work is a new one. II ia
intended, possible, to have the whole i'm
Provement completed before the next Congress,
ana there Il large force employed in making
the castings"
On Monday, We followed it up with an arti
Gle designed to show the injustice to our fell.
low citizens engaged in the mechanic arts in
the District of Columbia, involved in sending
away orders for work which can as we'll be
executed in Washington, Georgetown, or Alex
andria- We are happy to be 30 soon able to
state that there proves to be no foundation for
the AHlsrteGn'S statement, which was, doubt.
less, psnned under An entire misconception of
the facts involved.
Baltimore has received no contract "bscauss
me workmanship is superior" to that of "othsr
people The only contract made in Balti
more Is with Hayward Bartlett for an iron
csiilng over small corridor in tho ssuth
wing, and that s5as awarded to them because
thsy onsred 10 do 1t at Lo,osr price than
other people.
Congress never appropriated money for
iron domes for the new Senate and Hou,s
chambers" There are to be no dones thers
such appendagss were never thought Of, much
less intended, much less contracted for.
IA to the Senate dome being awarded to
Messrs- Nswsham a Co., Of Baltimore-thsrs
Is to De no Senate do me, and the firm named
have nothing TO do with the work of the Cap
lt0i If there is such arm, tho fact appears
10 DC unknown to those }, ntrustsd with the
work on the Capitol.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-03-27

NEW BOOKS at
IN SHILLINGTON'S BOOKSTORE.
Kate Aylesford, the great Revolutionary romance
Putnam's Magazine for April
Chambers Journal do
New York do do
Yankee Notions do
Ladies' National Magazine, do
Life and Beauties Of Fanny Fern
History Of the Hen Fever, very amusing
Washington city and Georgetown Director, With
complete Congressional and Department d.
rectory, oil for 81
Travels in Europe and the East, by Prime
Everything i'm the Stationery line
All the new books published received imnedia.e.
ly afterwards and for sale at
SHILLINGTON'S Bookstore,
Odcon Building, corner ~ st. and Pa. ave.
mar III
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yesterday and is stopping at willard's.

TIE AsHBURroH TREArY.-In the Supreme
Court Of Massachusetts on the 18th inst. tn.
two English soldiers who deserted from Sidney
G. B., after having robbed the Queens Treas
ury, and who were convicted on q charge o.
simple larceny for bringing the money here
were discharged from custody, on the ground
that they cannot be punished here Tor larceny
committee in another Kingdom.
This is the case where the United State
Commissioner refused to send the soldiers bscl
under the AshburtoA Treaty, on the groun,
that the crime committed Was not robbery bu
simple theft.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-03-27
Personal.

....Miss Csthsrins Hayes gave . concert at
Calcutta on the 18th Of January. She il the
first pripsa dona that has visited the Hindoos
and therefore created much excitement. The
high prices Of admission-$6 90 for reserved
and "a 60 for other seats, created much dis.
Satisfaction.
....Msjor A. 7. Ward, formerly member
ef Congress from Kentucky, died lately in
California.
....Mr. Mitchell, brother to John Mitchell,
has invented machine for setting type, and
with i Is aid he has just finished setting up an
octave volume BY Bancroft, the Historian.
....F. A. Mckay, Esq of Naples, Ontario
County, New York, writes to the Hortieultu-
ralist that he raised from one acre Of land
eleven thousand pounds Of Isabella grapes
over I've and half tons.
Tho counsel for Madame Maretsek has
appealed from the decision discharRins the
attachment issued against Ole Bull Il was
argued on Saturday before the full bench of
| the Superior Court.
....There are rumors Of more difficulties
at the Academy Of Music. but whether or
not they are "insuperable," We are not aware
| aware. They are said to have occurred on
Saturday during the rehearsal, and Bradali Il
charged with being the cause. The Commit
tee of Management must crush out this quar-.
relsome spirit, OF goodbye to opera.
....S. S. Phelps, late United States Senate,
from Vermont, expired at his residence 81
Middleburg, on the 18th inst.
| ....A letter from Count Rossi, the husband
of Madam Sontag, is published in the London
Musical World, in which he says:
| 81 am waiting for the arrival, at Hamburg
Of her dear mortal remains, in order to 20
there and meet them. I shall them secompa.
ny them to their last resting place, in ths
Convent of Maria Jhal, near Dresden, where
her sister 10 . nun, and where, in conseo uence
the holy prayers Of those who loved her most
will not be wanting. ] am having q small
chapel built there With two tombs, and, after
satisfying this wish Of my heart will return
to my family"
....Hen. Pierre Soule arrived in this cit,
yesterday and is stopping at Willard's.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-03-27

TIE POOLE MURDSR--In the case Of Hyler,
Morrissey, and Linn, the three accessories to
the Poole murder, Judge Morris discharged
the habeGs corpus, considering that their in.
dictment for murder superseded their right to
An examination by q magistrats. The parties
were accordingly remanded to prison.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-03-27
DISSOLUTION OF C0PARTNKRsHIP.

Notice is hereby given, that the copartner.
ship which has heretofore existed between the
undersigned in the publication of the Eventne
Sta, newspaper, is this day dissolved by mu.
usl consent, W. D. WALLACE having pur.
chased all the property and interest Of WIZ.
Ii HOPE in the said Evening Star and its
iusiness, will pay all the liabilities of the
late firm of Wallsch Hope, and all those
indebted to it are hereby notified to make
payment to him. .-
W. b. TALLACH,
WIN. Fl. HOPE.
WASHINGTON, March "A, 1856.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-03-27

POPULAR NEWSPAPER ERRoRs.-The Amers
lean press persist in spelling Mo,ro-Morro
Castle-Moro, and also the French word On.
eei~te, emeients. Proof readers, cut this out
and paste it over your tables!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-03-27
COMPREHENSIVE

WE subscribers having formed a partnership
L Tor The transaction of the Dry Goods business
under the name Of JOHNSON & SUTTON, will
keep well selected stock OF Dry Goods, Shoes and
Clothing, IN the new store formerly occup ed by T.
w. Johnson Co, where they will be pleased 10
serve their former patrons and the public generally
with all articles I'm their line on a. reasonable terms
as the can be had in any part Of the city.
GEO. J. JOHNSON,
ROB'T NJ. SUTTON.
All persons indebted 10 the late 61m Of r. n. Sut.
ton Co., are requested TO close their accounts by
note or otherwise, al the shortest period.
mar 24-3ts r M. SUTTON O. co.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-03-27

1The first Baptist preaching in New
York was in 1856, by ono William Wicksrdam
an itinsrant minister, who was fined fI0o fo
preaching without license. The first church
was formed In 1850.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-03-27

CRIME ISNsw YoRK.-On Sunday last there
were thirty seven arrests for various breaches
of the peace, or violations Of the law. The to.
tai number of glasses reported BY the Police
as having been sold in that city, on Sunday,
was 2s2, making an aggregate of 5000 to be
collected for fines arising thersfrom.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-03-27

ORDNANCE MEMORANDA; Percussion Locks
" and Primers, by 1t. Dahlgren, u. 8. NJ, In
charge Of experimental department, vol, with en-.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-03-27

MOUNTAINEERING total number Of deaths
in New York, last week, was 45S. OF the
deceased, IS died Of consumption, 40 of infa.
nation of the lungs, "a of infantile coayulsion,
and rs Of scarlet fever There was three Gas.
% Of suicide during the same period.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-03-27
A BOOK

(WHICH EVERY BUSINESS NAN IN THE
w DISTRICT WANTS.-The Washington City
Directory, only IS cents a copy, half price, can be
had at ALEX. ADAMSON'S, on Seventh street,
opposite to the Post Office, where he keeps con
stantly on hand fine assortment OF Blank Books,
Pens, Ink, Paper, Playing and Visiting Cards. Ganos,
&c. He is agent for all the chcsp publications,
Magazines and Newspapers.
London Illustrated News, Bells Life, Times and
Punch received by every steamer.
New York Herald, Times, and Tribune received
every night and delivered TO subscribers
mar S-1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-03-27
SPECTACLES,

SfEO1 AOLEko.
TOLD, Silver, Light Steel, and SiIver.paated
" Spectacles, suitable for all ages and oil kinds
of eyes,
Also, Gold, Shell and Horn Eyeglasses.
Pebbles, Penfocal, near sighted and all other hind
of Spectacle G asses kept constantly on hand and
will be set in old frames al short notice and AZ
small expense. For sale very low by
E. X LUNDY,
No. las Bridge street, Georgetown, b. C.
mar 24-u
ENNGLISH LITERATURE.
~ Lectures on English Literature, from CHANGER
to Tennyson, by Prof Henry Reid, 1 vol, al IS
Wanderings in Corsica or Corsica, picturesque,
hlstoncal and .ocia, with sketch Of the early life
OF Napoleon, l2mo, 81 so
Travels in Europe and the East, by Samuel I.
Prime, with illustrations, vols, 81
The Minister'S Family, by DIR. Hetherington
editi u.
Rollo's Tour in Europe, by Jacob Abbott-Roilo
In London, illustrated, so cents
Marco Paul Al the Springfield Armory, by DO, d.
Illustrated, Soc
A new supply of the Footsteps Of 81 Paul, and
the other books ni this most popular of religious wr
ttrs
Just received and for sale by
GRAY q BALLANTYNE,
maj S4-& Aoe Seventh street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-03-27

p We have received from Joe Shilling.
ton Godey's Lady's Book for April. 1t con.
tains much interesting matter, and is hand.
somely embsllished. The colored plate of
fashions will particularly interest tho lady
patrons Of that popular magazine.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-03-27

~ ApvrRr1WnNTs should be handed
in by II o'clock, NJ, otherwise they may
not appear until the next day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-03-27

NID GLOVES Just received q superior lot q
IN Kid Gloves
Also, fine article al 50 cents.
New style Of Gents Summer Cravais.
WALL STEPHBNS,
323 Pa. avenue, next door 10 Iron Hell.
mar 8-2w
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and believed, thcy contain valuable deposits
Of guano, all patriotic and far-seeing Ameri.
can citizens will rejoice if on any honorable
and not too costly terms our agricultural in
terest can obtain what may be equivalent to
q monopoly of all of that article that may be
obtainable from them. Guano is now an arti.
Gle Of almost universal prime necessity. The
supply is limited, and Peru, owning almoet
all Of it that is really as valuable as available,
Is heavily taxing the agriculture Of the rest of
the world through that monopoly. No one of
common sense will fail to see the importance
to our country Of getting those islands if they
can be properly obtained, a. explained above.
But We have to deal this afternoon moro %.
peeially with the impudent protest of England
and France against our acquisition of the
rocks in question, for they are really nothing
more. What right, forsooth, have they to cot
up a. dictators for all world-ssying who shall
and who shall not make pesceable territorial
acquisitions by purchase? Verify, in this
case, their insufsrsble impudenos goes bow
shot beyond any thing Of the sort known to
International history. France, without say
ing, "by your leave, sirs," to Us or any other
Power, has seized the Caledonia Islands, the
Aarquesas, and the Soc iety Islands, in the
same Pacific ocean.
England, too, makes " no bones of taking
territory by violence the world over, where.
ever sne deems such acts necessary to the fur.
'nerance OF her own interests Yet these two
doVernmental robbers and plunderers, as they
nave oesn' hagrantly, for centuries, dare init.
mate to u that in our swn hemisphere We
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-11-20
GIotbiGl9.

CUSTOM TAILORING ESTA BLISH.
~ NENT. THOMAS +. SMITH. Cutter for the last
three and half years with VIM. II. Hudson takes THU
method OF nfo ming his friends and the public generally
mat he has taken Chambers in Gark's New Block whers
he nts nds to carry the Custom Tailoring business In
a its branches where all who favor him with call can
rely on his best endeavors to suit them.
Entrance No. 257 Nam street. DIFF mv3
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Do Ert.

NEW STORES TO LET.-The yery cana
v cious and convenient Stores in the New Block on
Southbridge ST., ready to he let Rent low Ia
good tenants, Apply to PHILANDER PUTNAM
Or to L. & s. P. HARRINGTON, 234 Main street.
% dts
VESEN EMENTS TO RENT.-E. H. ABBOTT
20. will have several Tenements to rent the LIST Of
october varying in price from $50 S125. For further
information, enquire at their Office
S-O DIFF no l Fargs Building,
Two LET-Two tenements on Lafayette street. oppo
Il site the junction Depot. Inquire of
je26 A. THAYER, 2lS Main Street.
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1O0rtts.

A GENTS WANTED-Honest young men can
81 ma constant employment at the business of selling
Hheap Books, Pertumery, Medicines, Lthographic Prints
haps Charts and other useful articles. Salary $500
year. besides expenses, or liberal commission allowed
we nave the best stock in Boston from agents. We in
VIE purchasers to call and see. Address with stamp
enclosed to pay return POSTAGE Dr.. Il. r. SKINNER,
NO. 10 Friend street, Boston. deod&w3m au28
E4yACTORY HELP WANTED,-Two or
n three Families of Factory Help (Weavers and spn
ners) wanted on neyer-'aing stream of water Apply
at the X6rdge Cotton Mills CHAS i. WITHIN
Norlh oAorldge, sept 10. diff Clerk.
"A CHANGE TO MAKE MONEY! va
IA riety Of BOOKS, from which three to Eve dollars
DAY can be made can be obtained at the Agents.
Emporium, 275 Main street, Worcester Honorable
Employment for both ladies and gentlemen No caritaI
required until the business fairly tried after which
from five to fifty dollars. For grand chances call soon
SIS df WIN. ALLEN.
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PATENT AGENCY

Il In L - ~ Il IN LIN ~
AND
MODEL ACTOR
No 2O7 MAIN ST., Cup stairs,) WORCESTER.
The subscriber continues to Models of all kinds
working If required, and warranted to answer the
iequision Of the Patent oce) and to furnish Drawings
Specifications, etc. and to procure Patents. Being con-
ueced with one of the best Agents In Washington (sas
reference below he enabled obtain Patents with tbs
last possible delay and expense.
No. 2O7 Main street, Worcester.
The subscriber continues the business Of furnishing
Drawings Specifications and procuring Patents. He at
tends to all business usually required be transacted with
the Patent Office He has many years carried the
business Of building and using all kinds machinery used
IN all the factories Of New England Having invented
some Of the important improvements which adopted By
all the principal manufacturers and having been involved
IN heavy lawsuit had occasion to study the patent laws
with unusual interest," under the late Hon Daniel webster
being the only Solicitor Of Patents who thorough prac-
teal mechanic his experience, well as his scientific
knowedge and his intimate acquaintance with mechanical
OPERATIONS enable him to understand Inventions ts
distinguish them from those already patented and to spe
0lly them with facility and accuracy Many 60 inven.
tons been lost to the inventors, by having them
understood and properly specified, SO 10 present
proper claim.
Washington, list month. 1858.
References Hon. Q. T. James, U. s. Senate; Hon
Thomas j. Rusk, u S. Senate; His Excelency, P. Allen,
Governor Of r. L.; Edward W. Lawon Collector Of Gus.
tuas IL. b. Anthony, Tx Governor of H. l.; r. Greene
Chief Justices Thomas H. Carpenter, Counsellor Law,
eamuel Ames, Counsellor at Law.
The following note appended by the late Hon. Sec
ielary Of State Of the United states
have known Mr.. Arnold for some yeaIs, and am well
acquainted with the gentlemen whose names above
written, accord with their opinions aid know them u
glme OF the most respectable men In the State
DAN'L WEBSTER.
Fer further information, inquire Of
J. @. ARNOLD,
No. 2O7 Main street, Worcester.
aTAl communications strictly confidential.
myli dawu
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ha - y = IA u NJ - %. ; SUI
in fbs Crocsr 1--WE pursassa M l. N brG~ ra
nersbin ~ Gat f ~ az - " ~, Iess nS iii
time X 5 az az n So o yuy' dSSo' anu VII 'T,,
Brown 4 ~ M . WAS n,,:Ii -, ~ - ~
and os style Of dd BROWN FIRTH A. j. B Brown
I'm. -l-.ll.
To the Courts and Juses having jurisdiction in the
PREMISES
FENHE Trustees Of the se Reform School at westbor-
n ough, desire inform the several Courts of the Com
monweath, taking cognizance of juvenile deliuauency
that the Reform School is now occupied by larger
Der of boys than it is fitted to provide for They therefore
commment cSnpe The onv Set oGp "a
the Trustees to remand portion of the inmates the
Houses Of CORRECTION as provided by law. To prevent
By orjeo al bs TrnEtess s'''"
THOS. A. GREENE, sec,y.
Westborough, Oct. II, 1855. diff
sis'.Sil ts.-Ihe Undersigned nave ms daJ
Ioimei copaltlerThip ioT transferring general COM
MISSION business IN -Four GRAM butter Cheese Produce
Leater' &c, uhotr tie name OF CFhAh AhDKiCH
alg w Coh,lue tae business OF Adi Co. at No AZ
S''" +" rt"H' 7tiee'' as herctoioJ t,,,, . -
GHOis"E I, IFHAM'
vu...,. g.. =. ,o.. T. W. ALoElOH.
"otcester' Sept ISL 1900 DIFF
a CARD 30 THE PUBLIC. The sub
Seotf5 nsEg eGseq 81 'heir interest IN The Am
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" is ~ 1SpoIl y llopeHs' w2u'u eheefuuy recon-
a,tlsr1 r sI .tisfi, 'i III, u,mI seheIaly, as
81 - az Ii r i s M 9n sg Eor,ny OF
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r. ~. app 80 ~ - .t5 nC,u!es III 'l.o pest style OF
IN 49, lGi M oopt rom palhSi1Es' engraEings pa
I t AN' PuOh' are invited 70 eau ana examine
'0- '"'u'e''9' d LhUS1
,,,roo,4... oo4 a 1ess . ~ MINUS
ssi 80 ', 80 0G
"a QilCE'-A WHITING has returned from his
vacation and IS ready to meet his scholars and any
VINO mny elsh ms services as teacher of the Organ,
Piano Forte, and Vocal Music.
:, u Piano Fortes Tuned and Repaired Also, Piano
tortes FOR sale and To Rent.
Room No. Piper's Block, up stairs, Worcester.
81 daw3m
cxTATFI EqErVTTAI,T,TEIEn .CCTTE, A1,T,E,
"a 1 a. AAAN y -A'9c IA ~ n
COMEANA' Worcester, Mnss.
INCORPORATED 1916
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THE WORCESTER SPY.


s. frlnle3 and Published by JOHN AluTos EARLE. l.
H7hAs DREW, at No 2l2 Main Street. Worcester Mass.