Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-02-05
Artffi-s.
BANKRUPT STOCK-R EMoVED FOR
AS CONVENIENCE OF SALE.


EeANKRUPT STOCK-REMoyE FOR
AS CONVENIENCE OF SALE.
DRY G00DSS READYMADE CLOTHING
"A Public Auction.
VIII be sold at PUTIN M's Sales Rooms, 65 and 6S
Main street, commencing on TuestEgsy, Feb. sab,
at 9e9ck 3 NJ and At in the evening. and continu
ing Wednesday. Thursday, and Friday Afternoons and
Evenings, a large consignment Of
DRY GOODS,
consisting in part of Lyouese Cloths plain and figured
In scaTls Drsb, and Black; Apaceas SILK and Cotton
warp, various co.ors; silk Gad Wool, and Atwood
Plad5j Ginghans; Printed and other Flaune; Patches
BAY STATE, and other LONG and SQUARE sHAwLs,
searfs; Printed yeyety ladies' and Childrens Hose
Ms, and Gloves; Brown and Bleached Linen Table
Cloths Embossed Table Cover; Linen Napkins Table
Also, Constituent of CIothEl,. comprising Over,
Sack and Frocl Coats of various kinds Pants Vests
Refers Merino Under Shirts and Drawers Wooden Hose
&c, &c.
Also, cassmeres. satinets, Jeans, yestinss by the
yard.
The goods will be sold without reserve Ladies are
not selling at Auction.
ALEX. PUTNAM BREEDING Auots
worcester FEB q dat
BY ALEX. PUTNAM, Auctioneer.
EHoUsEHOLD FURNITURE AT PUBLIC
I'D AUCTION
VIII be sold at Public Auction at No. 81 Saem-St on
WEDNESDAY, Feb 9th, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, aarge
riety of Furniture:
Consisting in part of Mahogany Tete-tete Sofa set
of Mahogany Chars, Manly Gard Table Secretary Tea
poy, Black Walnut What Not Cottage Bedsteads Mat
trasses, Feather Beds Carpets, Bed Spreads, Banner
Cook Stove, nearly Damask Curtains ana Fixtures
Cane Seat Chairs Tables, nice Solar Lamp together
with articles usually usedin Housekeeping.
The sale will be peremptory and positive the family
are leaving fr New York city.
Worcester, Feb. ., 1856. 49, --'N dat
COTTON MA CHTNERY AT AUCTION
Win be sold at public Auction, on TUESDAY, the 2sth
day Of February (unless previously dispoed OF at ONE
o'clock, P NJ the premises Of tie Otis Company Ware
Mass. >
Willows for Is inch lap,
2 is inch Beaten Picgers (Whitinisl
2 Is inch Beaten do.
% Is inch Cards with Leaderms Workers. Shipper and
Dofers, together with shafting and railway Head
8 Drawing Frames, with heads each and with Eyeuer
Taunton SpGedeT IS Blocks
pair of Sretehers 1913 splndes each,
II Ihrostle Frames Ga do.
mules Of 256 do
2 mules of 2G4 do.
mules of 30t do.
mules of $50 do.
Dressers, and Wrappers nearly new with section beams
90 Plain Lo1ms
rs Drilling do
The above machinery is in good order and will be sold
low.
Apply to ARTHUR L. DEyENs, Agent Ware, Mass.
Feb. 1, 1856. dts
M FARM FOR SALE AT AUCTION.
I win be sold at Public Auction, on THURSDAY,
Pm
the Premises, TIE well known Farm frmelly owned
and occupied by the late Bamabas Davis, Esq situated
in the south part of West Boyslon the great road
leading from the north part of the city Worcester to
Holden, containing about 70 of choice Land, in
good state OF cultivation.
Said farm pleasantly located about miles from the
city OF Worcester but few rods from its outskirts of
access suitably divided into moving, pastursge and till
age is well watered and fenced and contains good va
rety OF Fruit Trees in bearing condition.
The Buildings consist of large two story Honse with
an ell, Barn, and other out-buding.
Said Farm was purchased few years since by the
town OF West Boylston, for Pauper Establishment but
on account 81 its emoteness from the CENTRE and the in.
convenience in management thereby arising change is
deemed advisable For urthr particulars, inquire of
either oil the following prisons
I'D LOWELL
SASpb LAWRENCE
WINDSOR MORSE, Committee
LEVI srURTEVANT, /
URIAH FAIRBANK
sale positive. Terms liberal
West Boylston jan. IS, 1856. If