Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-10-12
NOTICES.

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On "Wednesday Evening, Oot. II,
MRS. b ARROW
viii give her
CELEBRATED ENTERTAINMENT,
SAN EVENING with THE POETS"
At the above namei Hail.
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EETORCEgTER COUNTY MECHAY-
w ICS' A5s0CIATION.-The Quarterly Meeting
of the Association will be held in the Lecture Room Of
Mechanics Hall Building, on TUESDAY evening Oct.
49, at u O'Clock, to act upon the following articles to
TO hear and act upon the Report of any outstand
ing Committee.
2-To ant upon the name Of any person proposed as a
conjidae for membership, and for the transaction of
any other business that may come before the meeting.
% DAT PHINEHAs BALL, Clerk.
DISSOLUTION OF COPARTNER=
~ sHIP.-Tne firm heretofore existing under the
name Of DRAKE & MAY, is this day dissolved by mu-
tual consent SAMUEL DRAKE,
MADISON 8. MAY.
Those indebted will please call and pay their bills i'm
med atey, they will be left in other hands for settle
ment
Worcester, Oct. 7, 1857. dot %
SOMETHING THAT INTER ESTs
- EVERY ONE WHO EATS NEAT shall adopt
the Cash Business and after October l, 1857.
shall sell meats low enough to satisfy every that
it better pay Cash than to get trusted can buy
Meats 20 per cent iOt0eT for cash than for Credit
The benefit OF that willing the customers shall have
am determined to give more meat for One Dollar for
the next six months than be bought at any other
Market in this city. But positively No MORE CREDIT
given at this Market and after October l, 1857.
Prices to commence with:
BEST PIECES OF BEEF. per ID.
FRESH PORK. .12Ac per ID.
All other m eats in the same proportion 1 shall sell
I kean anfv
hand Meats and Vegetables of all kinds Of the best dual
ity wholesale and RETAIL which will be delivered free
of charge to any part of the city.
Market Nos. 7 and Exchange street, Worcester.
Worcester, Sept 80 lS47. THOMAS GATES.
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IOTICE.-The inhabitants Of Worcester and vi
cnty respectfully informed that the owners Of the
"COrdaVIIIe Dye Works. by repeated re-
quests has concluded take in all kinds of articles for
cOlorng, re-colovng, rehnishng, steamng, pressing
&c.
As he is doing large business in piece goods for fac
tories and has go therefore, all the conyenenes and
machinery for cOoring and finishing goods of any descrp
on he is enabled not only to do the work good as
any other establishment, but even superior
Ladies' Dresses, Coaks, Mantillas Veils Laces Rib
bons Frnges Gimps Hose, &C., are colored in the best
style. Gentlemen's garments coOred cleansed and
pressed Broche Shaws ceansed and pressed to look
good as new.
The attention of Dry and Fancy Goods merchants is
particularly called to this establishment having their
goods recoored and refnished in manner to compete
with newly imorted
As their is establishment here in Worcester where
coloring and finishing is done in such variety and
STYLE and the running of many trains to and from
the works and Worcester is convenient the subscriber
hopes to realize good share of public patronage.
j. DUEMPELMANN.
All orders left with j. L. MYERS, 100 Main street,wiI
be promptly attended to. d3m %
STUDY OF LANGUAGES.-In order to give
- all chance to learn the classical and most necessary
European languages at the least possible erpense the
undersigned will formhe following classes rece times
week, in the day or during the evening.
One in French or Latin, or both
One IN Italian, German, or Spanish.
Graduating the tuition in proportion to the number at
tending, viz: from fue dollars doDnWard for term
of IL weeks
Those wishing to avail themselves of this will please
register their names at t the teachers Room No.
Brinley Hail. the classes will commence as
sufficient number registered Office hours from to
and to p. m, also, from to IL m on Wednesday
and Saturday The subscriber would be glad to see at
any time his friends and all those wishing for further
formation the subject. Please call without delay By
referring to e25 scholars under his CHARGE and
hundreds acquainted with his teaching former years.
the undersigned feels assured that all may satisfy them
selves that their patronage vii meet with the very high
est satisfaction Private lessons attended to usual.
SIS diff FRANCIS G. MISNER.
FEARD TIMES A pleasant and profitable
II employment for winter evenings, by which one
may easily realize from IS to $40 per week Cost of ma
terals above fifty cents. The recipe will be to any
enclosing two three cent postage stamps. Address
e. W. BURTON