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New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-29
6perial Notifes.

Teachers, Associatiou.-Resulsr Monthly Meeting
THIS ssturdsyl EVENING, at y in The Hal Of the
JAS. NJ BERNIE, sec'y. President
Meetings for Mutual Instruction and Improve
mem! Military Hall No l sS"s @ opposite Sss. spnpf' pm
Lecture Oh The Northern Of the Kansas Nebraska
On followed BY debate open to all LesSrs % sH%Psnes
IS Pm WI ooNI,IN
T b. Society Convention Hall No 7s Wooserst on
EyESsG The S %eSs M Be s s g.
TemempeaSee are most respectfully i2Yited to sstend
G. Haydock. Exwoodsawyer, will lecture ,P5,. on the
places o'clock Pect slip y O'Clock at Buras.
slip O'Clock Grsnd Ferry, and in the evening at
No. Il AVel0e "
spirituaIsm.-Mss BEEBE, Of Bo.ton, will lecture at
stuSyessnt Institute SUNDAY the Soth inst at 10!
attend.
Chemical Lectures by DIR. Doremus.-A eour'e Of
Tie Chemical History Of CTeston, Asso
Sie With as he
en to be delivered N BroOiyn :. the Pssher in'0'e N
TETRsP4Y M.:S Ms:S sSSbAY SSbAy s:1:s s:s
isetst. admitting Lady and Gentlem.n.... 2 90
To Be Os.ned a. Ne.: John Mh.a Phaim.esu, No.
s nOR nj B.s Ssno d
No eei Faltons Brooslyr; Ma,'h' Athensun Booss.ee
Laight-st. =. school.-w. X. BAUyARD will give
eonre Of the Lughts Baptist Church on
TUESDAY and THURSDAY EVENINGS April ls and Sd,
commencing ~ o'clock, The Lands OF the Bible IL
Of Paintings Of the important Cites
Mountains Of Bible History The occasion will
saod the friends sabbath School opportunity give
their support substantial form the entire proceeds will be
Appropriated the Of the school Tickets 70 the course
q cents children half pIiee, can be obtained Of Teschers
Keoggs Hat Srore No 2s Canas, a. the door on the
evening Of the lecture
second South hWilliamsburgh.-o~nen Of property in
the above place hereby informed that they PAY their
TAXES for the year ls5 at the store Of BUNTING VAN
NOsTRAND Nos l04 and LOG Johnst, Y or % The sub
.enber on the premises NORMAN VAN N0STRAND
Metropolitan Academy and Gymnasium. Nos. 93
and 95 6th-av., near Washingt0n-square.-Tne
attention EewYork and vicinity invited %
this II s believed that when Examined with regard
the number and ability Of its teachesthe ten years has
been the citizens of this metropolis and received their
desabeness Of its oatyOr the eIteut and
completeness Of It's Arrangements and course Of tufy can
not fail satisfaction Parents wishing - place their soas
usder favorable influences for physical moral and mental de-
connection with reasonable terms Invited
10 der the claims Of this Institution 70 Their patronage
B-The Gymnsstie Physical Department now number
ing 100 Ladies and leo Gentlemen the only complete in
city and the only which the exercises conducted
ppsu Hs sieuie aud Therapeutic principles.
STEPHEN j. SEDGWICK, A. NJ.
D.. D. s-.n
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An Excellent seheel and pls..ant Coartry Home for
young MISSES and BOYS under Il Number limited 81
Terms very nods1,e Location healthy Dscipline and
sxeenent one Of II Prn<ps may b seen q No
"a tthsv., pfsvsoss x AHp is
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-29
matrbes, Jewelrp. &r.

CULVER WARE MANUFACTURERS for the
- IhApE@CASE DUNN, Nos IA and l6 Jsyst,
1roeaiyn Pitchers, wsissrs Tea ana co6ss SERVICES Ss
IN aedSns original md selected, auasOs nd nedsrp.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-29
urw WORK DAILY TRIBUNE, SATURDAY, MARCH ~, 1900

credit then capitalists may wen besitsse before they
inveet their money IN her securities.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-29

ZINC PAINTS, WHITE LEAD, COL,ORS,
II GLASS, ke.-The undesssne3. having enlarged theh
works the demand for Nnc Paint prepared
trade full from tho different mines,
manufactured By them In beschsd refined Lnsesd on, snd
with proper dryera The quality Of American snA
French Zes t warranted 70 be esnA in al sspees = sny
be supplied with WHITE LEAD and COLoRED PAINTS q
manufacture. Also French and Ameriesn WINDOW
GLASS. JESSUP CHILDS, ImporteD
and Manufacturers Of Paints No. I4s wstsrs, NewYork
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-29

At the Navy Yard today th the national Asss set st
halfms from sunrise to sunset and at II M Commodore
salute OF thirteen fred board the receiving
shp North Carons (shpofthe IL eommemorson OF the
death Of Commodore Conner, Y. s. n.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-29
Amusements.

A C. A ID f NJ OF . u
n LAST WEEK or THE SEASON
gourth time Of ArdrP. Grand Opera IN three scts -
On MONDAY EVENING, March d. iso'
LA S p A,
BEsEFIT OF sIGSoR LlU GI AK d II
Cornpo.er Of the great AMERICAN OPERA founded on
v,t OF actual the struggle that achieved OOh
INDEPENDENCE appealing thus OF &c 20 the rAfkiorss
The MUSICAL TASTE and LIsERALirT OF the fVSLi@-
an the GREAT ARTISTS IN The cast ,.
Doors oren AZ ~ o. m-Opera commenees a. precsc4y
be secured a. the Box Once, Academy Of Aasc
and n NJ HALL SONS No 20 Broadway, from = N 70
.. daily. ci g.
Secured seat....... sol
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-29

Total Pots and fesrs. ....; 80
prPgWIX-Tbe uarset American 1enoT re>ny'
with Gales Of 200 n al HqHse. III s...,
COTTOS-We have hA5 ster scv,y toosy a. Ie I' 90
,.l.s Of $500 line Of which eonpfgs '
bslcs uss IN transsu. We eontnos 70 qeo,e ~ Ofhe'J
''' EEw-yosE eLlssIrIe ATIoni vo.r
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-29

Markets. CAREFULLY RKPoRrED FOR TIE TsIsusr'
FsIHp.Y, March y. 1855.
AgHES-The market without important chsnfej tbe 90
sna fair, seles Of 30 bbla &c for Pos and for feer
STOCK AsHEs FRIDAY, March %, lsS ,,,
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-29

second South Willamsb rgh.-0wners Of property in
above place hereby informed that they can PAY eI
TAXES for the year l95 the store Of BUNTING VAN
EOsTRAND Nos lO4 and LOG Johnst, n " % the sub
.erber on the premsea NORMAN VAN NOSTRAND.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-29

II SCULPTURE WORKS seth-st, near the corner q Sd
aud the entrance TO Greenwood Csmetsry eoatA
Brooklyn. Monuments, Tombs, He.dstones and sAnues
Italian Marble hand and made 70 escsf WI
nestness and dispatch Prices reasonable
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IIURs: FURs At AUCrION.-w-n Be
st PUTNAM BEDDING, Auots
SIIERIFF,S NALE

Commonwealth Of Massachusetts
WUce ter, 50. DECEMBER Is, 1865.
BY virtue Of an execution which ISSUED on Judgment
HB in favor Of ARrEMAS WARD, of the city and
County of worcester, against WILLARD NJ. HALL, Of
Leicester in The County OF Worcester the acember
Term of the Court of Common P for the County of
Wrcest AID. 1867, have taken all the right in equity
that the said willard NJ Hall had twentieth day of
November, AID 1854 the day when the attach
Ell on mesne process, to redeem certain m0rgaged real
ette laying in sail Leicester and the sam that is de-
scrlbed in mortg ge deed thereon from the said Willard
NJ Hail to IL. d. one recorded in the Regis ry Deeds
for said County, book 4S6, page lS3 and S turday,
the ninth day of February mex, two O'Clock il the
afternoon at my Office in the city of Worces ter (Np
Worcester Ban Block) shall of'r FIR sac by Public
Auction, TO the highest bidder, saul right in equity
denptioa j. DAY, De, uty Sher Il.
d29 d1aw3H
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AuCtiollS.
By ALEX. PUTNAM, Auctioneer

By ALEX. PUTNAM, Auctioneer.
INTENSIVE SALE OF GOLD AND
a. SILVER WATCHES & JEW ELRy
AT ALEX. PUTNAM'S AUCTION House, Mes. 66
and IS Main St., commencing SATURDAY EVENING,
Jan 9th, and continue every evening through the follow
ing week. until the entire stock is sold The goods will
he open ach day when ladies and gentlemen invited
to call and may purchase at very low prices. gales will
commence each evening at seven O'Clock.
is If GRAY & SOY, Salemen.
RgSURS: FURS AT AUCFION.-Wll be
g sold at PTiTHAM'S AUCTION ROOM, on NON
DAY, January, 7ih at O'Clock, P NJ large stock of
dies Fancy Furs, sting of Vic,orines-Cape -
Mattllss-C lTs-MuGs, &c, &C. all of which will be
sold to the highest bidder, to close concern giving
the business.
Ladies are especially invited to attend the sale avail
Themselves of opportunity seldom offered buy good
turs at Their prce Furs exhibition in the morn
ing of day Of Sale Sale positive rain or shine as these
Goods must be sold.
IA 81 pUTNAM & REnnING Ancts
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Amusenlents
WORCESTER GYMNAsIUM

NV y II 2 4 , 1 = K o VI y a . . VI :
OK ORCHARD ST., ADJoIStSG THE WATER CURE.
Open from H. NJ til 10 P. M.
Instruction given to gentlemen from 10 A. NJ. to P
TO g. and S to 10 P. NJ.
Ladies' under the tuition Of female teacher from
3tD5P NJ
is desirable that pupils should he pu1cual in attend
ance at the exercises OF their respective classes
TeTms-For year SIS 90; six months $1,000; three
months Sc CO., payable quarterly In advance Transient
pupils 25 for each Of exercises Tuition in
in Sparring $1,000 per course, payable 10 advance.
j. d. BAILEY, lo,.;..-
nlS DIFF A MoLINEUX, r'optie'oES'
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PA RENT AGENCY
AND
NJ ID e L MANUFA Glory.
No 2O7 MAIN ST Cup stairs) WORCESTER
Models, Drawings, Specifications, &c,
made, and


PATENTS PROCURED,
BY JAS. q. ARNOLD, Worcester, Mass.
PRACF. CAL NE 3HANIC & CRAFTSMAN.
Wen acquainted with the Patent laws and prcee ngs
in the Patent Office.
having made many success vi apple tions for PatenfC
refer to them as furnishing ample evidenced my sbiy
and success,
All business con6ded to will be promptly att nded
to AT me ioteest rates Casually 25 per lower than
the same would 10 tone Dy Others in prorrssion)
Having connections with ore of the hest Agents at
Washlng on, ana making fr QueHt RPS there ara ena
hled to Keep thoroughly posted in all relating to
Patsats and new Inventions, afforJ Lest fac
tues fr preliminary examinations, and advising Inven
tors In fe2atd to securing Patent their Inver tons
Inventors will find it their advantage to put their in
Ventons into substan ia Model soon as prac-
0s tfeqneHt secures Patent in Of ques-
toh Oh priority OF inventionf and insult reliable
IN acquainted with the Patent Laws and proceedings
II the Patent o lice. rs to airing their rights
All communications Strictly consde tal Advice No m
mde 81 procee ling Civ gratis. Preliminary ex nina.
IONS maze, comparing inventions with those already pa
uue or in use fot the purpose or involving The
sam principles, and ivre given OBJ loty Of
Obtaining patelt in cases saving from fifty to one
HUNDRED dollars to the inventor
MOD ELS of all lnventions that quire them, made
to otder upon reasonable terms and to answer
the requisuons of The Patent Office
Deeds OF assignments recorded W sh gtcn. Copi
Of Drawings Sp cGcahons aud other spers in the Pa
tent Office obtained. copy of the claims of any invsn
ton furnished for rs CEN
The Patent laws, Reports of Patent Cases and Other
valuable works relt Pdteaty, together with M
plele list OF all the Pe It's record at Washtngun can
re seen at my Office, tree charge
For forth-r information inquire Of
!. g ARNOLD.
Over No. '07 Main ST., Worcester.
n All communications strictly confidential.
jan1 daStf
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6oIi0cp GOODS.
H OLIDAY GO obs.

Our entire stock CT
Rich JsWeiry and Fancy GOnds!
will be sold the very lowest prices previous to our re-
mOva within
r III TY vs.!
Persons intending buying goods for the Holidays will
find it to their interest to examine cur variety of
WATCHES, SILVER AND PLATED WARE
We determined u reduce large amount of goods
before removing to our new Store. aud neither
COST NOR PROFIT
shall prevent our patrons from purchasing
OUR STOCK WAS NEVER BETTER!
Call and examine.
COLEMAN & PUTNAM.
d12 DIFF goo Main q.
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N EW AND CHEAP GoODs:
The richest assortment OF EMBROIDERIES and
LACES ever eNhhite in this city is now to be found at
GROSS sFRAlsS'6, IS Main St, aud are od-rsd at
prices less than ever sold in this city.
The Goods consist of
Cambria, Muslin, AMI French Collars
Camtrc and Muslin Bands
Sets of Collars aHl Sleeves to match
Rich Honton, BRUSSELS and Linen Throat Laces.
Mourning Collars and Sleeves.
French and Black LAce Wells
Best Paris Kid Gloves.
Also. a full ,rtment of Winter Gloves Hosiery. La
dies Mo,air Head Dresses Imitation AMI Real JET Beace
let, G iman, Zephyr, Worssei, aul Mnha- Bracelets
and great assortment Of D ESS TRIMMINGS
Ladis of Worcester and vicinity we ad Use you to call
and examine our Gods at the
New York Fancy Goods Store
No. IS Main ST., opposite Q iinsigamond Bank
MI df CIR tSS g. STRAUSS
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To ALEXANDRA II. BULLoCH, ESQUIRE, Commission
er of Insolvency in and for the County OF Worcester
the matter of RUFUS L. SMITH. Of Leicester, in
III said County, Trader, Insolveut Debtor
Respectfully shows Samuel Firth Leicester aforesaid,
that he Is creditor Of the said Rufus H. Smith and that
his claim has been duly proved and allowed against bis
Estate.
He asks that all proceedings in said case may be
stayed. SAMUEL FIRTH
January, O. 1856.
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miscellaneous.

CHEAP MUSIC STORE.
Nos. and 2 CIark's BIOck,-Up Stairs,
Corner of Main and Mechanic streets.
E. S. MASON
Has hand large catalogue Of
SHEET MUSIC,
TO which he IS eonstan y making additions Of all NEW
MUSIC, as published wlch is offered for sale at
REDUCED PRICES!!
All net prices will be sold much lower than the price
marked by the publisher, also uusic by the pag..
All kinds OF instruction Books, fons Guitars Strings
and Musical merchandise II ey description. will be sol
at prices very much low than offered 10 this
city.
PIANO FORTES
For Sale on able t can he found in the
cou try All selected with the grea:tt care, and wal
rant d.
second Hand Pianos for sale at prices from
SIS To- 500 Also
Pis"os To LeT,.Tuncd, and Repaired.
Orders from the country promptly a;te~ded to.
CLARK'S BLOCK. WORCESTER.
jail din
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Real estate.

r. FOsS SALE-House No IL Jrow1 street,
i, containing sixteen rooms conveniently arranged
LIZ. for either two tenement Said house is
marry and built by the subscriber fer his own
US and is the pleasalest situations in this vicin
ity. Trps very easy. For psrtcuars inquire at No.
a. Portland street. |. G. TYLER.
EEOUSE LOTS FOR SALE. OR kXCHANllE
Il FOR OTHER PR0pEkTY.-A few House Lots will
b. exchaug for small Farm Worcester, or for
Houses in the city.
Please address Box 33l Worcester P. 0.
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- FARM FOR sALE.-one of the cps.
Aa best and most productive Worcester, con-
LIZ. tanning about sixty acres very pleasantly =s1-
situated about miles from the Court House, and will
be sol ] at a great bargain. Apply to
VIII. L. MERRIFIBLD.
Worcester, Nov 20, 1855 diff
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"a scrihsr having C lsnge
off.rs y, Public AUCTION in s
the 9Th dav Of J lnulry. Il
Stock, Tools, and remainin.
THREE SUPE
tone pair matched Bays, q,
sters an
Cows, Swine, Bay. Grain
Farmng Tools; Toh Pu.
Agricultural Border poles,
&c sc,
jus IA CHEN
III PERSONS az
- Trusting nv wife, RE
pay DO debts # her contrac
Northbridge, Jan. 4, 1s5
BJNOR = LIE : A LOT
n BARN, 20x24 feet ;
House.
Also, a Tenement To Let,
jas d2N*
5 IST OF LETTI
y ! 0flise at Worcester, il
ALLEN, FRANCIS
Alger, mrs Alvira
Allen, George r.
A len. Ger s
Allen, mrs Nancy F
Allen. mrs OBJ
Atwood, Willard
BREED, miss ADALTNE
Brigham, Alvin o
Bliss, mrs Ann N
Breuv m, Cleophus
Brown DanFmth
Cassett, Charles
Boyi gtou, miss Cordelia
Hack, Daniel NJ
Bltchelier, mrs Eliza
Bracket, Giffsrd
Baldwin, II W
Baker, miss Harriet
Barr es, hiram P.
Boynton, Geo W.
Bliss, &c rce
Bo5~orth. II
Bemls, Horace G
DENIS, Geo X
Beman, mrs Harriet B
Brooks, John
Bigplow, miss Julia D
Biaisiei, J I
Barrier. Joseph
Be- nett. James Z
Baker L
Ballard, mr. 4 mrs Lyman
Barues mrs L
Hickman, mrs Mary P
Ri e, miss Mary Il
b vie, Michael
Blu Ter, mrs Roxanna
B-onton, mrs Sarah L
Burb INK, Samuel A
Brigham, Samuel w
Bishop, Vanalnl
Bacon, Liberty
CLARK, ASA
Creighton, Adetia f
Crossman, Alonzo
Cummings. Caroline o mrs
Chaplin, miss c rnelia
Cars, A mira G miss
Cusler, Eliza A miss
Grove, Fletcher
Cha k, Emira
Coy II my
Cummir gs Henry
Claiming, l.. NJ DR.
Casey, Mary
CLARK, miss Mary Lizzie
Cheney, miss Maria J
Clngston. miss Martha
Childs, miss Mary
CALI han, 7, ter
Chaplin, miss Sarah ]
Cole, Stephen X
Crosby, Thomas S
Gushing, Wilson
Csmib u. Elder 2
DAVIS, DANIEL
Dame, DaniylT
Doaue, mrs Herman, 2
Dunlap, miss HarrlOt
Day, Hiram
Dickinson, Julia Il
Derry James
Davis. John l.
D0wli & Lawrence
Davis, mrs Louisa E
Deln.. NJ cy W
DlrSin, mis- Wary e
Dima nois Philomiae
Derry miss Rose Ann
Duv ler Stephen
boliiver. VIM. P
Dame, William
EARLE, Mrs AMAEDA
Llkius, Geo W
Earle, miss Lucy
4 ton, MIRA Mary S
Ia nes, miss Many II
Everett, Sis S
Est N, Master Vim II
ENm-s, VIM A
ERIZELl,. Miss ANNA z.
Fave It, miss Caroline A
Fay, Charles
F,eneh, Edward
Foster Henry G 2
7 mn. mrs Mercy
II n, miss Martha NJ
Fullei. Susan A
GEES N, BRIDGET
Or nut, Albert
CRU Adaline r
Gpwen, Be- min
Gr)svenor, Daniel z
G1ndrich, miss Emily s
Cats Il Hall
CIR en-, II nry
Gre n miss Harriet N
g 1od vim, IchabOd
&c ter, james
Garfield. mrs Jane
Gale, wis, J 6
Green, Pf tier 8
Gray, Olive NJ
Green Thursley
Circuit, S&r.h
Goodwin, Vim
Glodnough, Warren
Green, VIM u
HENRY AG
u yves, Bridget
HartSeli mrs
Holland, Aus in
HllA G
II iris, Charles
Hove, miss Caroline L
How, Emmuns
Uambl u, EieRzer
II ueh On, mss Franc
HUT, f "a miss
Hubba d, miss Eupice
ii ,ysOo miss tuuice
Heron Ftancfs
Hari e. Ebeuez9r
Heringtin Francis
Hiughtan, M : Elizabeth
Hayden frincis w
H-ury, miss llannah Il
II rhour, Hermione
llDve,, } A
ii /, James
Iieg rs, John
HON $, ! II Dr.
Hursngion, mrs Nj t 2
H1V, mr Jus'ph
40 ihl.y, liver Rev
n1rring on, Maria A
Persons calling for thu
they are adv ertlsed.
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off
: EWSBU RY.-The sub
Il hi' residence - Worcester,
hr wsbury on WEDNESDAY
80, a 9 0 clock A. NJ. al, the
crops, consisting 10 part of
RloR HORSES,
Re Grsy.) well known as road
d W, rkers.
Il lots, Carts, Wagons. and
.gv, ! light Top-sulkey, 100
Harnesses. Hot Bed sashes,
JOHN 5. BALLARD.
grT aE&0TT Aw ipncer
C hereby cautioned against
BECCA KEITH, as I shall
ting after this late.
SYLVESTER KEITH.
}. d3t* jas
, OF MANURE. Also, Il new
can b. made into a Cottage
NJ NJ. ALDRI9H,
No 90 Southbri lga street.
----------------------
IRIS remaining ia the Post
s, 1856.
Hutchins, mrs Mary
Aesth, miss Mary Jane
Heath, 0rson N.
Harris. miss Susan
Harris. William
johnson, mrs Alona W
Judd, mrs Betsey
johnson, miss Emily G
KEYS, c II
Reyes. Charles
King Eddy
Keith. Eugene
X iceland, miss Elizabeth 2
HKiiby John
Kaan. Michael
K -rnedy, Margaret
LoLEY, A G
Lyon. Aaron
Learned. Henry
Lynch, Thomas
Lqmb, miss Martha G2
Loher, miss Mary
Loughrans. Mary
MARTIN BSNJ.
McBrite, Bridget
Mann, Eliza
Moore. S. G
Moore. mrs EmeIinc 7
Morse. II II
Muzzy. Miss Jane A
Morse, Isaac
Maheux, Sqlace mrs
Merrell. j NJ
Nav lis J1hn
Mcnamara. John
Moulfon, mrs NARY e
Moriaty hichaelM
Mann X Marshall
NJ niger. Riley D
Muz7y, May
McHennea Michael
Morian, Patti
Miller, X II
hlorean, VIM 2
Nichols. Geo
Noure. Henry
Norcross, John F
Neufy Michael, 2
Newton, mrs Miiliclent G
OAkFS SnPHRONlA
PIERCE, CdAS. Jr
Presby, Il W
Paul, Henry
Paul, II W
Prentice, Henry I
PARTRIDGE. J
Patch, miss Lucy U
fhill'ps, Laurindea
Pierce. LYDIA II
Parker, mrs Mary A
Pierce, Nellie NJ
Putnam miss Malvina A
Putnam, Mrs Eu'h
Paige, sus N W miss
Phclpi, Susan NJ
Pelan Thomas
Price, VIM Il
Rue, A IL
Il. gan, mrs
Rice, Austin
Rogers, mrs Oaroilne M
X Sc Eugene
Ri harrison, mrs hydla L
k,ce 4 Nelson
i,io',' ,n, ,.s . - ';
Elce, mrs sophronls
klth, VIM "
SMITH, Miss a Il IL
steeie, mrs. charlotte
sp, So, Gu y, w.. q F,,v,bo.h
snitb ~, Fii.nE
snng En1v
Its nn.s, Ei,,o
ssnSf'rd mr. - Fn,;,v
sm;,b n s. CT
Sec n,rs Hannah 20
stra,,on mrs Isabe,Ia
s,n;th IN
SEWN p,rsLR
SUI mis- Navy lana
q NC 80 Ns,v
sn,;.h les Mar NJ
s.a n
s ss'ii v
e 6 w
MI, u o ~ DuS yvl,,,.
3 2ut,isade: ~ "iu'@"
sullel, 1llls
5, ~. VIM
ar 4 a q u AZ
., Ut
AitaAtI, "
mshhsy' Snas
Il 1uayer !, G ~,
Trask Geo
Taft. miss Jennie
lud9 en' Lewis n
Ta NJ, - a5 ~
Ts.;chal penhan
Enha.,a M
n nS ~ w. M
mi ~ II, " p nm ,,Tsrv
y = a " = = I 'i'A
Upham x s3uthgate
ViRBERTs. Mr.
y,;.aaat CO.
Valentine > y
Hose' JoIh Jr
whitney. Amos
Wheelocs. Andrews
l4f..1sIl,t Gbaan e. M
W W o :, y, Nla'', =" w
Meluch' Emu y
W hittltf- II y
Weeks geo
VIII comb John
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GNENSORS' Me,ETING.--A meetinf OF ths
~ Censors of the Worcester Medical District sill be held
at DR. Gfeeu's Hall, in Worcester WEDN ESDAY, the
OH day ofJanusry next, at 10 o'clock A. N. al per-
sons having business with said Board Of Censors will gov
ern themselves accordingly
JS0 GEO. MEgCALP. sscy
Mendon, Dec l. 1885 d7 dtIan9
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NOTICE is hereby given that the parni rship he
~ tween Ethan Alien, Oh rles Thurber, and Thomas
r. NheslcS, was dissolved The Second day OF January
current, SO FIR as reltes tn said Charles Thu Der.
deots due to the said partnership b. paid. and
those cue FIR m the discharged thu Counting
of the lac rm in Worcester And the business of the
late firm will be continued by the said Ethan Allen and
Thomas P. Wheeock, under the firm of Allen Vice.
lock. ETHAN ALLEN
CHAS. THURBER,
T. p. WHEEL0CK.
Worcester, January 5, 1896 d3t
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MJEW GOODS! NEW GOODS
"a No. 1s4 MAIs STREET.
Just received, large and elegant assortment Of
FRENCH AND ENGLISH Sta TTONERYl
which we respectfully invite the public to examine
Also superior lot of Mahogany, InIad, aud Rosewood
WHITING DESKS, which offs sale Iow
nS diff BAKER, TRUNBULL, l. BARNES
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r1sssssssSSs. WORCESTER s. NASHUA
es1ssfsS r.. R.-sDsVIDEND.

dividend Of two dollars per share has this day been
declared by the Board Of Directors the Stock in this
Company, PAYABLE Il tenth Day Of January next
holders of Stock on the first day January nest
t W. HAMMOND, rreas.
Worcester, De- %. 1855 d2I dtJI0
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-01-05

HE EMOV A E.-The subscriber hat ing removed
& from Orange to Y Southbridge st. would respect
July give notice tat he will continue heretofore, to
keep the bet supply of
CAKE ID, AND PASTRY,
to be found in the city Order received by A. P Abee
COnf,ctOner, Pleasant st or at p Southhiidge st
D2I DIFF GEO. 4. KING.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-01-05

-. HOUSE FOR SALE. The subscriber
Asi;: offer for sale valuable House aud Lot very
aA>A plea7anty situated in the Of North Brook
held The house is large, nearly new, and in complete
repair containing IA roorus aside from pautries and
presses ii is conveniently Arranged one two or even
three families or might be Used for Boarding House,
which is much needed in the place.
An excellent well of durable water, and valuable
Fruit Trees the place. The property win be sold low
and payments made easy Possession given the first of
April next. THOMAS BOND
North BROOK field Dec II 1879 dtf
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

All persons having unsettled accounts with the sub
scrors requested to give early attention their pay
ment. Every account is made up, and must be paid
promptly, credit sill be given.
b. L. HARD0N & co.
Jan. l, 1856. dawtf