Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-12-06
Notifies.
CITY OF WORCESTER.-To eithsr of the

GiJH OF CESTER.-To eith5r of the
~ Constables Of the City of Worcester, GREETING.
In the name of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts,
you are hereby required, forthwith, to notify and
tn@ inhabitants of the several Wards qualified 10 vote in
elections OF Governor, lieutenant Governor.
Representatives to their respective Ward Rooms
on Monday the eighth day Of December next, nine
O'Clock IN the forenoon then and there to act the fol-
loving articles, to witt
lst To give in their votes for Mayor for eight Al
dsrmen, Zone Alderman being selected from each Ward)
and for eight persons from the city large be
oers OF the School Committee. one ballot
ID. To give in their votes for three cen Council
men, ore 0verseer of the Poor, two members of the
School Committee, Assistant Assessor, Warden,
three inspectors Of Elections, and Ward Clerk, all resi-
dents Of their respective Wards. on one ballot
81 To give in their ballots by Yea Nay, upon the
following question: Shall water be nr,duced into The
City OF Worcester, ny authority of the City, from Hen
shaw Pond as a Reservoir of its wet and of such
other water as may be tcrned into it from Kt tile Brook
substaucts accordance With the Reports OF NJ B. Inches
and the Joint Standing Committee on Waterl
The polls shall be opened at O'Clock, A. NJ, and shall
be closed at O'Clock, P. NJ.
By orderof the Mayor and Aldermen.
Nov q, J. L. BAKER, Constable Of Worcester.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that the partner.
~ ship lately subsisting letween William r. Dearborn,
and Lindal Freeman, under the name of WILLIAM \.
DEARBORN CO., is this day dissolved by mutual con,
sent An debts owing to said partnership, to be
received by VIM G. Maynard and all demands on the
said partnership 10 be epted to said Maynad for
pa ment. W. 7. DEARBORN
Worcester, Dec 1850. d3t" d5
GLASS IN HESTORY.-The subscriber plo-
" poses to meet with class.of Young Ladies, to pur
sue systematic of reading in History and
lectlons from STANDARD English Literature.
The Rea'ings will commence soon as class of
twelve members can be formed, who will meet two af
ternoons of each week, st the Lincoln House entrance
Elm Street.
Terms, TEN DOLLARS for twelve weeks. Those wishing
tn join the class, by leaving their before
the til Of December, Mr Bakers Bookstore, or by
communicating, personally, OF by lett er, with
n25 DIV FRANCES ". ALLEN.
I'D r II l. I n A 9 4 d 4 M Y .
The WINTER TERM of this Institution will commence on
MONDAY, Dec LIST, 1856. Arrangements having
been made for permanent School, pains expense
will be spared make the School precisely ohdt ought
10 be- Rooms pleasantly situated in well arranged
Boarding House, be had by those VINO may wish to
board themseves-such of economy highly
lustihahle and will be encouraged Also work in the
Shoe business be had by those who are acquainted
with the business who wish efray part or all of their
expenses.
Board including washing. .......S2,20 per week.
Iuuon Englsh,. -............. A 90 per quarter.
The subscriber faters hnsethat by his experience in
The procession of teaching and the utmost diligence his
business, he will give satisfaction 10 all.
Berlin, Nov. II, 1856. GARDNER RICE.
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