Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-11-02
Notices.

DoSs'S EXPRESS REMOVED to Lem
a ards Express Office, No $50 Main st., where we
trust business will receive prompt attention.
6ITTY OF WORCESTER The inhabitants
" Of City Of Worcester qualified to vote in elections of
Governor Leytenan Governor Senators Representa-
ves hereby notified to il their respective Ward
Rooms, Tuesday, the sixth day of November nine
O'Clock in the forenoon then and there to act the fol-
lowing articles, to wit:
1st To give in their votes for Governor, Lieutenant
Governor Secretary, Treasurer and Receiver General
Auditor and Attorney General of this Commonwealth, for
five Senator's represent the District of Worcester and
for five Representatives to represent the City of Worces
ter in the General Court Of this Commonwealth; Also
for a County Commissioner in place of Asaph Wood,
County Treasurer and Register of Deeds for the County
Of Worcester, all at one ballot
81 To give in their votes by yea nay the appro-
Of addition to an Act to Establish the City
Of Worcester" approved by the Governor, May T. 1855,
relating to the Fire Department.
The polls 81 all be opened at nine O'Clock A. NJ and
shall be closed at f5u' O'Clock, p NJ.
Witness. GGoRGE W RICHARDSON Mayor Of the City OF
Worcester, this twenty fifth day Of October in the year of
our Lord one thousand, eight hundred and hlty five.
By order Of the Mayor aud Aldermen,
Copy, Attest SAMUEL SMITH, City Clerk,
LEVI JACKSON,
o3o DIST Constable of W rcester.
ENITY OF WORCESTER Board of
a. Mayor and Aldermen October % 1855 Ordered
That notcebe given that the Voting the several
Wards Of the City of Worcester are now completed and
that copies Of them may now be at the following
places:
Ward !, at the Exchange Hotel Main st.
Sc 2, at the Nashua House, Lincoln st.
8, at S Thompson & Co.'s Store, Main st.
4, a. Taft & Harrington's Store, Front St, corner
Trumbul.
" 5, at White & Gieason's Store, Green St
" 6, at Eddy & T0rrey's Store, S1uthbri1ge st.
q Z, at Charles Cark's Sore cor Main and Pleasant.
I" s, ut VIM. o. Swett's Sore Main st.
Ali legal voters of the city requested to that their
names properly registered SUCH the following
persons, in particular, viz:
Persons who have changed their residence since May 1st
Persons tax d without their given names.
Persons who have paid tax assessed upon them within
two years and who have been inhabitants the first
day Of May last.
Persons inhabitants of the city who have no tax bill of
1855
Naturalized Citizens.
Persons who have reached their majority since the first
day of May last.
Those persons who have not paid tax assessed upon
them within tWo years, have no right TO Uote.
Ths Mayor and Aldermen will be in session, in their
room in the City Hall, MONDAY, the 9th day of No
vember next, from O. to O'Clock P. NJ. and on TUES
DAY the 9Th day o. November next. from o'clock A.
to O'Clock NJ, for the purpose of revising the List of
Voters and making such alterations therein and additions
thereto, as shall be necessary for the due correction
thereof.
% All persons who wish to have their name corrected
or inserted, must bring their tar bills with them.
o29 dtN6 SAMUEL SMITH, City Clerk.
THE WORCESTER CITY
ANTI SLAVERY SOCIETY
Have the pleasure Of announcing their
F OURTH ANNUAL COURSE OF
u b g II y r z S
To commence on Friday Evening, Nov 0th
and to be delivered on successive Friday evenings, till
THE CIT ALL!
Commencing at u O'Clock
November Q, JOHN P HALE.
16, JOSHUA r. GIDDINGS.
80 HORACE MANN.
" So HENRY WILSON.
December I, MARY E WEBB
will read n Drama written by II. B. Stowe.
December II, EDMUND QUINCY.
q, JANE ELIZABETH JONES'
g IS, Il. D CULVER.
January 4, THEODORE PARKER.
II, WILLIAM LLOYD GARRISON.
Is, CHARLES LENoX REMOND.
%, RALPH WALDO EMERSON
Single Tickets cts Packages of 10 TickeSs 4 ! cts
good al any Lecturer for sale the Bookstores and at
Il The arrangements for these Lectures are all of a
positive character and it expected that there will be no
disappointment other than may from unforeseen Cir
cumstances.
The Committee in correspondence With others not
here announced with some of whom they expect effect
an arrangement to lac in February If successful
due announcement will be made.
For the Committee SARAH H. EARLE,
oA dft President.
a CARD TO THE PUBLIC.-The sub
IA scrbers having disposed of their interest in the Am
brotrpe establishment in Fosters Building 222 Main st.
to Messrs LFDoYT HoDGEs, would cheerlully recon-
mend them to our customers and the public generally,
gentlemen Of merit and artistiral skill and worthy of
an extensive patronage HATHAWAY BROTHERS
IL. n IL are now prepared to furnish the AmbrOtype,
Mezograph OF orystaotye Pictures in the be,t style OF
the ant Pictures copied from paintings engravings Da.
guerrentyps The public invited to call and examine
| Tor themselves. B LEDOYT,
j. R. HODGES
worcester, Oct. 8, 1856 diff
To the Courts and JUST having Jurisdiction in the
premises:
TENE Trustees of the State Reform School at Westb1r
ough, desire inform the several Courts of the Com
monwealth, taking cognzance of juvenile delinquency
that the Reform School occupied by larger mum
Der OF boys than it is fitted to provide for They therefore
request tn at present. no iore be sent there. Should
commitments iuue the only alternative presented to
the Trustees is to remand portion of the inmates to the
Houses of Correction, provided by law To prevent
this necessity, this notice is resp -cttully given.
By ordeo oil the Trustees.
westborough, Oct. II, 1856. dtr
HYAC THIS, TULIPS, sc.
THURSDAY, Oct. 25th, we shall shall commence orr
Annual Sale of Dutch Fowng Bulbs consisting of Hya-
cnths, Tulips Narcissus, Johnquis Crocus Iris Snow
Drops, Gladious, &c They were selected with great
for us in Haarem, and are much the best offered.
NJ. b. GREEN n CO.,
OPS d3w ZIG Main st.
COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE.-The un.
~ designed take much pleasure Announcing to their
numerous friends patrons and the public that they have
this day entered into copanershp for the purpose of in
creasng in every department of their Watch Clock lew
cry Silver Ware, and Fancy Goods business, and would
solicit the continuance of the patronage generously be-
slowed heretofore CHAS. G COLEMAN
F. II. PUTNAM.
| Worcester, Oct. l, 1855. $50 DIFF
EpABBITT'S DAGUERREOTYYE
| EB GIFT ENTERPRISE.
s. 6 2 8 , 90
WORTH OF PRESENTS II!
To be distributed to L. BABBITT'S customers
The articles for distribution vary in price from 12I
cents, to $780, Among the articles for distribu-
ton may be found Silver Watches Plush Rocking Chairs
China Tea Sets, Gold Chains Gold Rings Gold Lockes
Gold Pins Gold Pencils and Gold Pens, Silver Thimbles
Coral Rings, and variety of other Jewelry. Also the