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EfUKNlTURE F0s SALIVA GENTLEMAN
+ with handsomely furnished fsuss, wishes to
dispose of tho Furniture at private sal ia tn. hou
which Is now occupied by him The Furniture il
sli rev, ct the het quality and evsry hing Is COM
pfle1 IN the hou-e necessary fer housekeeping
land :omely The fursiture is Of black Wslnut
snk the uphor tery IN brocatale.
ANY sentiemsn DESTROYS Of hou5s keeping will be
enabled to suit himself cheaply with handsome fur.
nitofe Kltcnen. parlor, nd chamber; a new house
II he desires. and in delightful section of the civ
Payment made easy. ''
Address HUBBARD through tia City Post Office.
or No. ~ General Lent Cfice
dec 29-u fUnion&Inte)1
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$40 onpa,it-

i FFa ES, CZATOEs, &C
n sup rior Cot hoarly sspertst 10 arrive DER
schc JE.is Village q an aud l. eri. f.r safe ny
". BiiDkIUaE,
dec 2l-tF Union Wharf, Alryaut,ia Va
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nor RENT.-TWO HOUSES ON SECOND
L street, between Frederick and Fayette, George
town. Enquire on the premises. The pair are new:
two stories, with five rooms ian a 3,+
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STORE FOR RENT-THE ELIGIBLY SITU
y ated Store on Ia. avenue, between Tenth and
Eleventh Streets lately occupied By us.
HILBUS & HITZ
=, POSSESSION gwen Immediately. Enquire at our
Music Depot, corner Pa. av. and llth street.
inn 2-ff
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Arrival Of the G,aseou.

BALTIMORE, Jan. oth.-Ths;ets.mship ala..
gov has arrived at 'his port. She left CHS.
gov on the l9,h Of December.
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n GREAT CURE OF RHEUAATISM-Ths Editors Of
the Richmond Republican, Of December 4th, 1854 say
That Carter Spanish Mixture 10 quack medicine.
They had man In their press room who was afflicted
with violent mercuria rheumatism, who continually
complaining of misery h his backs limbs joints his
eyes MAD become everish and maery neck swollen throat
SORE ana all the symptoms Of rheumatism combined with
Serofua Two bottles Of Carriers Spanish
and In an editorial notice above they bear temo
ny to Its effects and their only that
all suffering with the blood are not aware OF the
It to the public.
See their cartIdcsta
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LIVERY MAN HIS OWN LANDLORO-TJE
~ Union Land Association have low Autographed
p!ats Of UIiontowr situatsd 90 tire Eastern branch
OF tina Potomac river, directly opposite the Nav
their Office. -
Elisibl. Building Lots, on graded 60 feet wide
sleets, ronnng "A fs't and running back $50 feet,
are now offered at the very low priss Of AIS, paya
bic In easy inttallnen of s. month, until tie
Rhoi- 1. paid, when deed in fee simple will BE- ex.
seu.ea to eech 10: holder; deduction of 10 p!
The location il one of acknowledged healthfulnecs
ard beauty, with an abundant supply Of excellent
VA or. Persons desirous of procuring house ard
10. upon very favorable conditions of payment,
p rtu ity will never again be presented
N:b-A large quantity Of chesput post and oak
Wood Ter sac cheap: JOHN FOX, Secretary,
once. Seventh ct ABOVE Odd Fellows Hall.
dec Aim
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n READY MADE CLOTHING FOR GENTLEyBN AND
Youths wear manufactured taste elegance by
NOAH WALKER CO., under Browns' Hotel Their stock
the Paot surtout Overcast shaped
and nszsgee Tslmas, black and blue Cloth Dress Coats
Froek Coats Of all fashionable coors Csssmer Business
suites 5ch Velvet Vests Silks &c, black doeskin Cassmer
inquired Cassfmer, and plain Casmsr Pantaloons For the
youth-Jackets Pants, Vests Ovsrcoas &C. As they
their own manufacturers they enabled and will sell
very lowest prices Shirts 6 superior Collars Gloves
Ties, &C., Of late styles always on hand dec 40
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4 VERY DEe1RABi.a STORE 70 LEr-THE
"A store on tue esst siie uf Eleventh street. ono
door north OF Penis lvaaia avenue, lately oocu.
pied by DIR Dyer as All sucticn And commission
s.ore, IL Tor 1ent low to good tenant Also, the
House above The store Apply to
g. A. RANDALL,
b"V Ill Corner Twelfth and street,
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Looking Glasses.

255 Looking Glasses, 255
4 Fa'i sizes and quality, French or German plate,
~ Fancy plaiu Portrait and Picture FRAMES.
Gilt OF Fancy C"iorsd.
slso, G'ls Room Moulding, Marble top Bracket.
CorIiices ms de to orde-.
Aise, al! kinds CT old work resildud with Gispatch
and on reasonable RIOS By
j. WAGNER,
~ S55 Pa. asonue. opp. Kirkwooi House.
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EOA RE IT ust sALE.-THk MODERN
L Fourstory Brick House on Thirteenth st, sat
near Z, east side The house is in good repair dry
ceiara, and 70 coed te ,ant the ient will be lev
fosseesion given ON the LIST November Apply to
oct 30-tf JAS O. McGIJIpF e..
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Union ACADEMY

G rner Of F5gr.se,tt 81 AID ve,p 10 ors,us.
A FEW N re pupils can ne received to make up
IA the limited nGm5er Application must re
made soon. Tn. sc.piiae, ins:ru lion nd me ana
OF illuctru are e. ch 70 insure pro.
gres liz those uoiis wh. pGnctasi, regular and
btdi~nt
Circulars at the B. okstnres
Gee sc-Sm 2. RICHARDS, Principal.
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NOLAN PIANOs.-fhe increased de-
~ mand ut the North for Halle 4 Davis beau
ofdi G1LIAN aIANoS las In luced US 10 Introduce
enese unique Instruments in this city. A very
Depo. UILBUs A pIrZ,
dec 10
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For Sale and T.ent.

OAN BE OBTAINED, comfortable apartments
~ BY two or three single gentlemen in a private
family. The house is lighted with gas, and pleas
antly situated in the vicinity of the CITY Hail. Terms
Sie per month. Address 50 G" City Post Office.
jan 6-ltA
TO LET-The large and connections tI1Tee-stoTy
and Sd streets. W 0'A -
For terms enquire Of E. g. SMITH
Agent Of Adams Express Co..
Pa. avenue, between ID and Sd Streets
jan 6-eo1m
LIVERY NAN THE OWNER OF HIS HOME
~ STEAD.-Having subdivided Squares No. 9I5
$50, and Square south of Square No. 9I5 in Lots
averaging 20 feet front by ITO feet deep, / am now
prepared to sell the same at prices ranging from $50
To Sl25 and upon very accommodating terms, say
three or five dollars per month until paid for.
The above squares front Maryland avenue, betw
oth and 9h Str Gets east and situated in the most
thriving part Of Capitol Hill
have also Lots in various sections of the CITY
Qmprcved and uEimproved) that offer inducements
to those DESTROYS of making Investments, of OBJ
tainlng residence GEO. F. DYER,
Office on d, near corner 10th street west,
jan 6-d3w
FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT.-Mrs Do
Il nelly. between A. and 9th SITS, Pa. avenue, has
well furnished Parl0r and Be- room, which she
will rent on moderate terms. Jan 5-tf
DOR RENT AND SALE.-I desire to sell INV
j stock OF Groceries in the store on the north side
OF Lou sisna avenue, beiw en- 9th and 10Th streets
and near the Centre Market The stand is a very
good one. The house is -lso offered for rent Anv
one wishing information in relation to it, can ca /
on me as above. WIN, e ANDRES
jan 5-3l*
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Id BEAUTIFUL WORK BOXES
IL Is rosewood and Iapisr pscfe Disks
10 suTs Pianos
"a Tilton's Guitars
6ie Pspier nache SHE Tables
IL dozen assorted Violins
To ad titiou t. Card Cases, Porte Aonnaies
Cbilcren's Toys, Beautiful Vases, and . host Of
Fancy Goods all suitable for p. esens.
JNo. Y. ELLIS,
Pa. avenue, between b and 10th sts., No. a06.
dec 20-d
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having Furniture, Dry Goods,
- Groceries, &c, to be stored will And amnIs a.
coaGtd stioos In the large, aiiy, Asgstone-payed.
and dry Easements under the Star Office corner Pa
SSenus and Eleventh st. Apply st the Star Office.
cot 3S-tf N0'
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JoH 00zLLNaroN receives all thu nav nnors and Nsvs
& o. = - a. He agent for Harpsrs and al
sne otner AAgazinss, and readers will always ind
large aed eood Books and Stationery
ns Bookstoss, Odeon Building Pa avenue and az II
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LAST NIGHT OF THE DANssUEs.-We were
mistaken yesterday in saying that last even
ing closed the performances of tho Rousset
troupe In Washington 1t should have been
tonight. We trust, therefore that our readers
will remember that this evening the benefit of
the three charming 81 sters, Theresa, Adelaide
and Ciementine, takes place Let a full house
bid them farewell
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COLUMBIA FIRE CoMPAEY.-Columbia Fire
Company have elected the following oiiicsrs
for the ensuing year: James A TAFT, Presi-
don't; James A. Brown. Vice President; James
Adams, Treasurer; James McDermott, Secre-
tary; Thos Goldsmith, Libr arian; Henry Pre-
not, Captain Of tho Engine Division; James
Coleman, Captain Of the Hose Division.
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HE CATHOLIC ALMANAC for 1855.
L Just published and for sale at
TAYLOR & MAURY'S
Jan Bookstore, near 9tb 81.
HOWARD'S u. 8. SUPREME COURT RE
ian 8 FRANCK TAYLOR.
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MEDICAL SOCIETY OF THE DISTRICT OF Co.
LuaBiA-At an adjourned meeting of the So.
Siety, held atthe W ashington Infrmary. Jan.
., 1922, the following officers were elected for
TIE ensuing year: VIM. Jones. III d. Prss;.
GENT: d. Lindsly, NJ. D First Vice President
= Riley: 81: d, Second Vice President: q
Iyier, ID. D., Corresponding Secretary; A
1oImead' d.: Recording Secretary; Alex.
y Ssmmes, III. D., Treasurer; Jas. E. Morgan
ID -: u, Librarian. Board Of Examiners: IT.
muller, NJ D.: N. Young, ID. D.; Howard
"a "a "; a. T. p. Garnett, Nd. D.; r. K Stone
MAsosIc.-The Masonic Convention. com.
posed OF delegates from various parts of the
o@on' which assembled in this CITY on We'd
a:uay ana terminated its labors on Thursday
plgnt' elected the following named gentlemen
permanent sthcers David Clopton. Past
0 0!, Master Of Alabama, President; Charle o.
31hnrn, Fast Grand Master of Maryland and
1Denlsmin b. French, Past Grand Master of the
~ OF Columbia, Vice Presidents; Finley
-. hing, Grand Senoir Warden of New York,
ana Alfred f. Ames, Grand Master of Min.
nssota, Secretaries.
LEE ORDINANCE OF BAPTISM will be admin
neered In the Thirteenth street Baptist
enuron to-morrow night. The services com +.
%snee at half past six o'clock The right
"a nand OF Fellowship will also be given to moro
.oAn tnirty persons, who have joined within
the past month.
CRIaINAL CoURT.-In the Criminal Court
yestefday, after We went to press, Samuel
"a lanes was acquitted Of the charge Of forgery
inis was the only case tried. The Court then
so]oorned until Tuesday next.
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WHERE IS TEE CoMMIssroNER?-This CUES.
tion was asked us this morning while We were
standing on Sixth street near the big mud
puddle in the rear of the National Hotel.
We suppose that officer is somewhere about,
but it is hardly to be expected that he will
run the risk Of being smothered in mud BY
travelling in that direction.
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BALL FOR THE BENEFIT OF TIN PooR.-We
are pleased to see that the Washington High
landers have concluded to give ball for tho
benefit Of the poor it will como off on the
LIST Of February. We feel confident, from our
knowledge Of the gentlemen who form this
company, that their ball will be benefit in
deed. They are industrious and enterprising,
knowing no such word as fail. We shall take
occasion to refer to this matter again.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-11-02

GREAT REPUBLICAN, MEETING IN FITCH
BURG By fathe largest audience that ever con-
vened within lie spacious town hall of Fitchburg,
met on Monda evening, to listen to the Hon.
Charles SUNNI every portion of that vast Hall
was packed narly to its utmost capacity. The
American parg, fearing the influence of Mr.
Summers stirrig eloquence-got up an excursion
to Leominster, and made out to draw off about
one hundred md fifty, including quite a large
portion of boya-but the best of the joke is that
the same train that took one hundred and fifty
Americans away brought up tlo0 hundred of the
most respectable and intelligent citizens of Leo
minister to hear Mr.. Sumner. AS they entered
the nall they were received with three hearty
cheers. Mr.. Summers speech acknowledged
as to be one of the most powerful and eloquent
that was ever daiivered in Fitchburg. The meet
ing was highly enthusiastic, and at its close three
rouslng cheers were given for the Republican
party, and three more for Mr. Sumner.
Large dele cations were present from all the
surrounding towns, and new fuel was thus added
to the council fires of freedom in old Worcester
North
hon Thomas D. Elliott snke .strlHE5i Fl Win speak
on Saturday night.
The Republican Club is fully organized here
and scores OF strong men, and noble hearts are
engaged in the work before them. Let no arm be
palsed, nor heart quail, in fear of the result or
the 9th of Nov. next, because discouraging re-
ports have come forth in relation to Fiichburg
for be assured she will do her portion of the work
mantully, as we believe triumphantly.
REPUBLICAN,.
Fitchburg Oct 30 1876
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TEMPLEToN.-The Republicans and citizens of
Templeton had large and enthusiastic meeting
on Monday evening, October 29lh. They we're
most ably addressed by 2, H. Wakefield, Esq,
and Hon. A. ]. Wright of Boston, and Hon. Noah
Smith Of Maine, in arguments SO varied by the
three speakers in sentiment and manner-with
such force and command over the attention, that
the audience were held unbroken in the most per-
feet silence, except that of occasional applause,
from till IL o'clock.
A band of music from Baldwinville unexpect-
eddy gave their attendance, with IS Fusion" of
music at intervals between the speakers.
The meeting broke up with universal satisfac-
ton at their entertainment, and with more prom
iss Of good than any political meeting remembered
to have been held in The place. The Republicans
of Templeton ready by "Fusior," s'to march
to the music of the Union" of the North, and
not to the music and gyoanS of those outside who
were first, and most active, in calling the Fusion
Convention at Worcester, and noto are first and
foremost in ridiculing and abusing those who in
good faith attended the Convention, and noW adj.
here to the platform adopted by all who were
there, and the nominations there made.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
BafIev,s ToosV,.

BaiIey's TOOthache DrOPs.-Thls remedy for
this most excrucatng pain is not only of the best but
the UeTy best remedy offered those afflicted with
abe oohache after the failure Of every other remedy now
offered to he public, you have ony try Baey Tooth.
ache Drops aud viii have cure in one minute For sale
wholesale by WEEKS Il POTTER, l54 Washington ST.
Boston, and by Druggists. generally au14 dom
MedicHfed Inhalation for the Poorest.
The most popular becsuse the most effective treatment
OF all diseases of the lungs, chest &C., is
M dedicated INHALATION.
bnt the extortonae charges made for advice and med
cines-for even the medicines aoneby what are cali
CJnsumptve. Lung or Inhalat on Physicians prevents
thousands from receiving relief by this and popular
mode OF treatment The advertiser possesses recipe for
the preparation Of medicines for inhalation with all the
necessary directions for use diet &c. the various
OF Lung Diseases Asthma. The ingredients are easily
obtained and can be compounded without the least rou
be and at an expense merely nominal that the poor.
est may avail themselves Of its benefit The preparation
and mode OF treatment disclosed by this recipe have cured
hundreds and never failed to give instant relief in any
case where they have been tried The receipt will be sent
to any part the United States Canac as postage free
on thereceipt Of one dollar. Apply TO
G. SCHELL, Agent
Box 80 Williamsburg P. o., williamsburg, N. Y.
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The friends Of Freedom in all the towns should
bear in mind that only three more working days
remain, in which to finish up all the work neces-
sary to give our opponents that thrashing which
they are bound to get, next Tuesday. A great
deal must be done in that time. The enemy are
at work secretly and mechanically, and to coun-
teract these pernicious efforts we must keep con-
tinually on the alert, circulating information con-
frming the doubtful, and encouraging the faint
hearted, (i any are so unfortunate to be such, in
the present crisis.)
Republicans burnish up your armor for the
final conflict. Supply yourselves with the docu-
ments necessary to a full understanding Of the
question at issue, and spread them abroad, with
liberal hand, among the people. A constant sup
ply Of them may be had at the Republican Head
quarters, in this city.
But three evenings more remRin in which to
hold meetings let these be employed to the best
advantage. Bring out your speakers--let all talk
who have good word to say, and do all other
things requisite TO bringing your full strength
at the polls on the 9th.
Z" Eternal vigilance is the price Of Liberty =
ACT accordingly.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-11-02

WIG MEETING.-Tne "straight Wings"
of this city, met at Warren Hall, last even
ing, for the nomination of candidates for the
General Court c. X. Wetherell, ESQ.,, pre-
sided, and c. B. Webb was chosen Secretary.
A committee chosen for the purpose, retired
and reported the following list, which was
adopted =
VIM. M. Bickford, George Hobbs, George
A. Chamberlain, George H. Ward, Charles
Devens, Jr.
The Committee chosen at the last meeting
TO report City Committee. reported as fol-
lows, which was accepted =
George Hobbs, VIM. S. Lincoln, F. H. Kin
nicutt, T. NJ. Peck, George A. Chamberlain,
c. B. Webb, S. 3. 1. Goddard, James L. Bur
bank, c. K. Wetherel Nathaniel Paine, G. go.
II. Ward, John A. Dana Lebbeus Brown, Jr.,
Beriah Curtis, John NJ. Goodhue, Luther
Spring. Albro Houghton, Fitzroy Willard
4. A. Wood, Franklin Hall.
The following resolution was adopted =
ResolUed, That, whereas, the Wing party of
MORE st Ra p 0egfT o %p saR in in
meeting that any demonstration OF that Will tor
the present campaign, in reproof of the illiberal
and ridiculous legislation of last winter, Will re-
ceive its sanction and its aid
Speeches were made by Messrs. VIM. S.
Lincoln, VIM. NJ. Bickford, F. NJ. Peck. and
others.
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Hon. JOHN W. FosTER.-The action of the
Republican District Convention, in placing the
name Of that gentleman before the electors as
candidate for Congress, deserves a hearty and
overwhelming response from the true men of the
District. Mr.. Foster is a man of candor and
moderation. He will do nothing rashly. He is
true to the anti-slavery sentiments Of the people
of Massachusetts. This he has shown By his acts
America" the Slave Power must be overthrow
in the national government. 1t is due to Col.
Foster that he receive a triumphant vote, and we
doubt not he will have it.
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We continue to have fine accounts of
the universally of Republication in Franklin
county. Even the Gardner braggers have the
grace to give up that county. The k. N. coun-
Gil Of Greenfield met on Wednesday evening,
and resolyed-frst, not to be represented in
the American county convention second. to
support the nomination of the republican par
ty third TO disband. These votes were all
unanimous. The councils in Leyden and
auckland have also disbanded, in addition to
nose before mentioned. Springfield RspuJ-
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-11-02

The agent of the -four league in Fair
haven has made such arrangements as enable
him to supply the subscribers in that place
with the very best brands oftiour at nine dol
lars and so cents, being an advantage over
our last. Quotations of from one dollar and
forty-fve cents to two dollars and twenty
cents, leaving wholly out of the account the
difference in transportation to the two places.
Mrs. Wilson, whose husband was kill
ed on the Pennsylvania railroad by the break
ing of rail, has recovered $4,000 damages
Dr. Darlington, who was upset in stage
coach, near Lynchburg, Va, in 1854, has
obtained verdict against the proprietors for
$4,000.
The dwelling house of Mrs. Carter,
and the barn adjoining, situated at Three
Rivers Village. in Palmer, were destroyed by
fire on Monday morning. Loss estimated at
$1,000. Uninsured.
From the 1st of January TO the LIST of
August, 1866, there were 800 murders and
lvnchings in California. Two persons were
lawfully hanged.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-11-02

Mr.. WEBsrER's EsTATE.-The executor.
of the estate of Daniel Webster have sent
printed circulars to persons having claims
against the same, in which it is stated that
tho net amount of assets in their hands Il
$50, 1879 80, and the amount of claims Is aLont
100000. The executors are now making n
distribution among the creditors. They d.
vide twenty-one and three quarters per cent
UNI, retaining in hand about one per cent. to
ueiray expenses and charges in the suit against
me city OF New Orleans for claim OF sos.
OOO Tor counsel fees in the Gaines contro-
yersy.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-11-02

AN INTERESTING FAcT.-We have Just
learned from the most reliable authority, that
y. c. Baker, President of tho American State
Council, has written letter to one whom he
supposed to be an American, urging him to
work hard until near the time for election,
and then if Rockwell was likely to be elect.
ed, The americans soould all Uote for BEACH
to defeat Rockwell. We give this as fact
and can prove it. The letter was written to
one who had anh-slayery tendencies, and he
communicated the fact to u.s. North Adams
american.
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REPUBLICAN, MEETINGS

Hon HENRY WILSON will speak at
Blackstone, Saturday, Nov. 5.
Hon. THOMAS D ELLIOTT, will speak at
Worcester. Friday, Nov. 3
Hon. ANs0N BCRLlNGAMB will speak at
Fi,chburg Saturday, Nov. g.
J. Q A. GRIFFIN, Esq, will speak at
Worcester, Monday, November 5.
W. W. RICE. Esq. of Worcester, will speak at
Clinton, Friday, New 2
Uxhridge, Saturday, Nov. 3.
Holden, Saturday, Nov 3.
JNO. B. D. COGSW ELL, Esq, will speak at
Barre, Friday, Nov. g
Oakham, Saturday, Nov. 8.
Paxton. Monday, Nov. 5.
HON. HENRY CHAPLIN will speak at
Millbury, Friday, Nov. ..
Upton, Saturday, Nov. 8.
FRANCIS II. DEWEY, Esq, will speak at
Millhury, Friday, Nov. 2.
North Bronkfield, Saturday, Nov. 3.
Charltnn Monday, Nov. S.
Col. P. W. TAFT will speak at
Charlton, Monday, Nov. 5.
E, B. sTODDARD, Esq, will speak at
Upton, Satur lay, Nov. 8.
JOSEPH Ii. WALKER, Esq, will speak at
North Brookfeld, Saturday, Nov 3.
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Worcester, October 20, 1850.


At the election on Tuesday next, the citizens
OF Worcester are to vote, by yea and nay, upon
the question OF accepting an Act of the Legisla-
ture, substituting new organization Of the Fire
department, in place Of the charter under which
Il has existed and acted since its organization in
1890 ny that act, the Selectmen were authorized
TO appoint, annually, a board Of engineers. BY
the city charter II was provided that the engn.
GERS should be elected by the city council.
ny tho Fire Department charter, the powe )