Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-02-12
Notices.

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To ALEXAND H. BULLOCK, ESQUIRE, Commission
er Of insolvency in and for the County of Worcester
the matter Of EDMUND C0MIN3 Of Southbridge, in
said County, Harness Maker, and partner in the firm
of John Comins & Co. f
Respectfully shows John Comins of souhbridge aore-
said that he is creditor of the said Edmund Comins,
and that his claim has been duly proved and allowed
against bis Eetate.
He asks that all proceedings in said case may be
stayed. JOHN CoMINS
WORCESTER, S., Feb. s, 1s5e-on the foregoing Pc
htion it is ordered, that hearing be had my Office in
Worcester in said County, the thirteenth day of Feb
ruary Instant at ten O'Clock in the forenoon when and
where any interested in said Estate may appear
and show cause why the prayer thereof should not
be granted, and that notice of said hearing be given
by publishing attesed copy Of said petition AM thus
order three times in the Daily Spy a newspaper
printed in Worcester aforesaid and by giving written no.
tce of said hearing, by mail otherwise, all known
creditors of said Edmund oomins. A. H. BULLOCK,
Commissioner of Insolvency.
copy of The Petition and Order
70 DIT Attest: J. HENRY MILL, Clerk.
S~N SOMETHING NEW.
" <SSAss@ CATER BOOTS~& SHOES.
W. p ROBINSON would respectfully inform his friends
and the public that he has recently purchased the stock
OF E H. kobnsonand continues to manufacture order
and keep constantly handLadess Misses and Child
rens Cater Boots and Shoes every variety of syeand
color by the dozen or single pair.
farucular attention paid to the manufacture of fancy
and wrought slippers Orders from the city country
promptly executed.
Patterns and Stock of all kinds, for manufacturing the
cash prices.
Also Robnsons Indexical Soaps and Perumery whole
sale or retail, by Wv. p ROBINSON
Worcester, Feb. 9 1896 dly
NJoTICE.-The Subscribers hereby give that the
~ Coparnerahip heretofore existing under the firm
of Morse Lawrence has been this day dissolved by
tual consent. GEO L. MORSE.
Worcester, Feb. 8, 1856. dSts
ENOPARTNE RSHIP.-Th undersigned having
" formed a copartnership on the first day Of JAN
unry last under the firm Of s. B. CoRBIN CO.. for the
purpose of manufacturing and dealing in
Sashes, Doors. Blinds s. Window Frames,
anil have taken room n the Stone Shop, south of the
junction OF the Norwich Providence, and Western Rail-
roads, would respectfully give notice that they are ready
to furnish all articles usually made an establishment
OF this kind prices, and constantly hand
or made to order short notice. by close attention to
our business we hope merit share of public patron
age
Builders invited to call and examine before purchas-
s orders through the Post Office promptly attended to-
s. b. CQRBIN,
E. G. MERRIAM,
feb7 d&wtAp1 @. NJ. ANGLER.
nISSOLUTION.-Th GOpartnershp heretofore
H1 existing under the firm of Robinson Houchin is
FIR ROBINSON,
Worcester, Oct "a, 1855. janiStf ,
s6EEE'S GOT BACK" Yes, after sixmonths'
Il ramble or the ''FGr West,n Eve ''got backn
again to attend to Professional business my old LAW
OFFICE, No. Central Exchange,-(one half of lphfch
tCtH let to some acceptable occupant where ALL in
de6ted to me- by note. or account and all having any
claim against me, or the late firm of Goodrich Brotrn
SCo are requested to pay, present for payment,
settle the immediately good can be had
by small American family in my house Jackson-st at
500 rent. JESSE w. GOODRICH +
Worcester, Feb It'll, 1859. 1w
vENO THE ARIA Bile i.
THE WORCESTER EMPLOYMENT SOCIETY
Have for sale at their Room No. IA Bangs Block OVER
ALLs, SHIRTS, &c well made, and of good material.
Their Room is open on SATURDAY EVENINGS. Pur-
chasers will get good article, and at the time, aid
the Society in its charitable object
jaSl d2tu NJ G. WAsHBURN, Vice President
a THE WALDO HOUSE.-rhe eie-
y.T9S CANT Mansion House of the late Daniel Waldo
Is1 Esq has been recently remodeled, and furnish
EiIiM ed throughout, in the most elegant style for
EkAAA& FIRST CLASS HOTEL. It is situated on
Waldo Street, only few steps from the BOSTON Railroad
Depot and convenient to the business and public places
of the city. The proprietor hopes, by the provision he
he shall make for the accommodation of his customers
and by his attention to their want merit and receive
generous share of public patronage.
Worcester, Jan. %, 1866. diff
ENvENING SINGING HOOL,
f.. S. MASON
Will commrnce his Evening Singing School for Ladies and
Gentlemen.
ON THURSDAY EVENING, JAN. a.
at his
MUSIC ROOMS, ola RK'S BLOCK
Tulton-Gentlemen 100. Ladies rs cents to be paid
in advance.
Worcester, jan 10, 1855 diff
GSTATE NORMAL SCHOOL. The next
- term of the State Normal School, OF birmingham
will commences on the first Wednesday in March,
The examination of candidates fol- admission will take
place the Tuesday preceding, commencing O'clock
Candidates for admission must be least 16 years age
and must produce certificate ofgood ply sca ntelectu
al and moral character from responsible person.
GEO. N. BIGEL0W, Principal.
Birmingham, Jan. Z, 1856, diff
EH EMOVAL.-The subscriber having removed
"a from Orange st. to Y Southbdge would respect
fully give notice that he will continue, heretofore to
keep the best supply of
CAKE, BREAD, AND PASTRY,
TO be found in the city. Order received by A. P. Abee,
Confectioner Pleasant ST., or at Y Souhbridge st
p27 diff GEO. IT. KING