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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-11-28

At the annual meeting Of this Company held at their
Onhce in Clarks Block, Tuesday, jan 9Th, the follow
ing named persons were chosen Directors for the year
Henry <. Denny, Worcester, Geo NJ Rice, Worcester,
SEQ Blackburn, Boston, Wm. B. Fox, Jr. d"
ESek Saunders, Grafton, Daniel Fainter, 4"
Alonzo White Leicester, samlL. Hodges, CherryY'y,
s, Denny, ciappvine, h. N Blgslow, Clinton
AZ subsequent meeting Of the Board, HENRY A.
DENNY was chosen President, VIM. s. DENNY, secre
tery, and FARLEY HAMMOND Treasurer.
This Company has been III successful operation since
day, 1855 aud continue to insure in their Mechanics
Glass, on favorable terms, Dwelling Houses and other
Buildings, Stocks of Goods, first Machine shops,
and non hazardous Property generally. Communications
addressed to the President or Secretary, will receive
prompt attention. a
Worcester, Jan. 7. 1857 diff i'll
AAMPDEN FIRE INSURANCE. co.,
OF SPRINGFIELD, MASS.
Cash Capital 2 paid in ............. $3.50 o00,00
Aceum ulsted Surplus NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $75509,45
VIM. B. CALHOUN, President.
Z Joss C. PYNoHoN. Secretary.
Will insure Real and Personal Property against fire.
application to WIN. s. DENNY, Agent,
At the office Of Mechanics Mutual Fire Insurance
Company, Clarks Block, Worcester
aUl9 diff
csPRINGFTELD FIRE AND MARINE
- INSURANCE COMPANY, Springfield, Mass.
Cash Capital and Surplus, e35O,OOO.
EDMUND FREEMAN, Pres't.
W CONNER, JR., seo'y.
MAssAs0iT INSURANCE COMPANY,
springfield, Mass YAK
Cash Capital, SI50,000.
s. 8. DAY, Pres't.
J. s. PARISH, Eec'y.
The undersigned having been appointed Agent of the
above named responsible Companies for Worcester and
vicinity Is prepared to issue policies property agant
loss or damage by ire All claims fairly and promptly
adjusted and paid. -
John G. KENDALL, Agent
s2s DIFF Office 263 Main.st., Richmond's Block.
QUINCY MUTUAL FIRE INSURE
EGy ANCE O0.-IncorpOrated S5f.
Available and Casln Capital,
S360,O00,
Insures Buildings Furniture and Merchandise at Stock
Rates, and continue pay % per dividend on one
year policies and so per cent dividend on four years
policies, at their expiration.
Worcester office in Mechanics Hall. 4. 1
my6 dIy y. A. H0WLAND, Agent.
CR0CKERY, &C.
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Ahe NFOcAery Department
China Wares also, Blue. Mulberry and ali Inc common
kinds Dining and Tea Sets, together with Cola Rand
China Tea Sets, Vases, Glass Ware and Table 0pter,
Plated and Britannia Ware Tea Trays Casters and
Of all descriptions, and in great variety always on hand
and at prices that fail to suit the most
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INSURANCE.

URANCE.
ETNA INgURAECE COMPANY. Hartford.
oapitsi SIOo00o0
PHOENIX lNsURANCE COMPANY Hartford,
Capitsl 100000.
HOME INSCRAECE COMPANY. New York.
Capital s5e0,9a9.
HARTFORD u1eUKANCE COMPANY, Hartford.
CAPITAL 100000.
ATLANTIC INSURANCE COMPANY, Providence.
CAPITAL 900.
The above named Companies continue TO Insure un6e
adorable terms. For further particulars, inquire Of
A. q. BULLOCK, Agent,
OF dswtf Worcester
GLATER MUTUAL FIRE INsU RANCE
= C0MPANY.-Ths Company continues to insure
eottOn, wooden and other manufactures, machinery,
ehendse stores public buildings dwelling houses Goods
It Bleaching and Printing Works, and other property at
surrentrates Of premium
DIRgoTORs-H. N Slater, Earl P. Mason, Royal Cha
pin, VIM A. Robinson, james II. Read John W. Lyman,
Joseph Carpenter, Charles Anthony Louis J. Doyle,
Daniel E. Carpenter, BENZ f. Thurston Christopher s.
Rhodes, Emmanuel Searle, Providence; RdWsrd w. Law
ton, Newport; Robert Rodman, North Ringstown; a. N.
Campbell, Westerly Ellis B. Pitcher Pawtueket; James
H Chace, Valley Falls; Geo. @. Ballou, Woonsocket;
James S. Cook. Burillvie
Office No. 10 Weybosset street. First Door North of the
New Post Office Building
JAMES. H. READ, President.
IMslAEUEL SEARLE, Secretary and treasurer.
Providence, Dec 10, 1856 diff d1S
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Our long experience enables to procure our stock in
The best manners With increased facilities more sonven
en Store and great variety OF Goods we trust the public
will appreciate our Efforts to please them. One fixed
principle with US to allow goods to be recommended
beyond their real value, allow customers to be de
ceiyed in their purchase. In Shoe department 90
have secured the services of Mr.. GEO b. SMITH (formery
Smith and Brother) who will be happy to greet his old
friends. CLApP K HEYWOOD
s28 uT dtf
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yol, KII.-No 3O7.
LIS 4aRCESTER SPY.


Prtn-sa and panlished ny JoHs ahLToa EARLE 4
IA DREw at No. 212 MaiH Street, Worcester Mass.
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NEW STORE AND NEW FINN.
T, a.. OLAPP and +. r. HAYWOOD
Announce the completion of their new Store Nos z
and S2o daiu street, opposite the Lincoln House and
having united their different branches Of business invite
their customers aud the public TO call on them, at M
THE PEOPLE'S STORE,
Where they have opened new and extensive assor
ment Of Goods consisting Of every variety Of
Boots, ShOes, Caters, RubberH
HATS, CAPS GLOVES. Dents FURNIs HING GOODS
AND BUFFALO ROBES.
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NJ o w is THEE tt M e
- to make -
THE MOST OF YOUR HONEY.
BOOKS, &C.

NOW READY THE MOST THRTL-
~ LING BOOK OF THE AGE.--GoDF Thrill
ling Narrative of the last Grnne Arctic Exploring Exne
dition is search Of Sir john Franklin By VIM O. God
frey, one off the survivors, 800 pages and so Engravngs
Price inPaper 50 cents; cloth binding, 81.
FROM the North Western RectelO - 'This attempt to
take the life of VIM. G. Godfrey, which law, human or
divine, can justify, fortunately for Dr. Kane over
ruled. When in former Arctic expedition its leader
shot eroeious Indian of his party the world viewed it
as an act of stern necessity and personal safety; but God
rey was neither mad man an enemy; he had march
ed 90 miles alone, in the most dreary and coolest part
Of the Arctic Ocean, to bring fresh provisions to his dying
comrades, without which, Dr. Kane admits they would
have perished."
% Every man, woman and child should read this
thrilling Narrative Of Godfrey's suerings For sale at
D. KIMBALL & CO.'S,
o2S diff II Market Square, Providence, r. I.
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Ira 6EoRErARY's 0gFIoE BosroN,
Nov. %, 1857. s
hereby approve Of Boston Post Worcester Spy, and
Cambridge Chronicle, as suitable papers for the p1bca
ton OF the foregoing petition, as required by law.
+. DEWITT,
u20 d4sph Secretary Of the Commonwealth.
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TNSTRUCTION.-MR EZRA FITCH wishes
n to give instruction in the French and German Ian
guages. For lurther information apply at
NJ diff No. Walnut street.
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HE MOUNTAINS OF NORTH CARoL1NA.-The
highest mountain peaks in the United States.
East OF the Mississippi, are to be found in
North Carolina. where there are fourteen
peaks which exceed, in altitude, Mount
Washington. in New Hampshire. Thew
range from 67Ol'to 6S1S feet in height, and
are doubtless, of very noble appearance, al
though the names applied to some Of them
mcat Tall Peak. Hairy Bear" Potato
Top, and Dome Cap''--are not particular-
lysuggestiye of suolimity and grandeur.
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Stoves, stoves


be sold very cheap.
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ELEA NsING G, READ YEING
REP go.

n - - = = - IA E4~O ~ " u
REPAIRING, go.
The subscriber still continues the above business, and in
vtes contnuance Of fayors from his old customers, and
suggests tn the gentlemen generally of this city and vi
cnity the economy Of having their
WEARING APPAREL,
renovated 10 the excellent in which he is known
to do his work OF this decrpton
GentIensen Coats, Pants and Vests,
leaned aud Re Dyed whole and repaired In neat man.
ner, and at such prices cannot fail to please Gen
tlemen should bear 10 mind that the following advanta
ges attained by having their apparel renovated viz
l. A clean garment Is warmer, looks better and viii
wear longer than a soed one
O. The advantage OF having clothes repaired is too APP
parent need aaght but s hint to the Wse, 10 have
" stitch tskeu In time" NaA
His Of doing work is such to give the goods
that texture and appearance produced by the original
finish and Is his experience that be feels confident
that he Possesses the ability 20 approach nearly to
the perfection Of the Art.
Second hand Clothes, in many instances. taken in ex
change for work ersn M
LADIES' SHAWLs.
or every description olsased aud neatly hnshed Also
Ladies' travelling, Riding and other thick Dresses
cleaned AID, Ftntshed WhSke
Work will be done very short notce n desired or
Ace for WORK and orders at FOSTER FAY's Fruit and
Confectionery Store, No. pleasant street. tta
n3 deodti h VIM L. LEGG.
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the expiration Of the term paid for.
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months and 90 cents for three months If paid strictly in
dvance, ST. 10 cts. year, single copies cents each
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Geo. Varney, who was arrested, last
week on suspicion Of having set fire to the
Methuen Hotel, had his examination on Sat.
urday last, and was acquitted, the evidence
not being strong enough for his acquittal.
The Turkish government have decided
upon constructing line of telegraph to Bas-
sora on The Persian Gulf.
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NOTICES..

MA ARBUCKLE & HOBBS QUAD
94 5SjsILLE BAND, Ut Fiske's Cornet Baud) are
Sprepsred to furnish music for Cotillou Parties
~ Balls, Sleighing, Private Parties. &c at short
notice, and kindly col cit the patronage Of the public in
]. PATTI, W. L. HoBRS,
O K. DoRNAN, ''''' NJ. ARBUcKLE, ''A''''s'
Second Violin PTompter. Coruei Piston
W. H. VALENTINE Double Bass.
Any number OF Pieces, Brass String, Zone both.)
can be furnished by applying to NJ Arbucbla Lincoln
House. W. i. Hobbs "a Mechanic street W II valentine
% Summer street. c. Lorng's Music Store 203 Main st.
Isaac Fske, der6eld's Budins Cypress street. AMI at
A. Aarsh's Music Sore, American House Block, Main
street
Orders promptly attended TO- dtg OF
RHUSlCAL NOTICE. = MATTHEW Ar
hna BUCKLE being permanently located in this city,
viii devote portion Of his time giving Instruction on
the Cornet or other Brass Instruments either sngy or
Ia classes Music furnished for Brass and String Bands
from the original copies Of the best European and
American Authors Complete satisfaction guaranteed in
az az cases FOR terms, SC, apply to MARsH's Music
Store. or l. FISKE Musical Instrument maker.
Jel2 d1yis
EISISKE'S CORNET BAND. WORCESTER,
~ MASS, Are prepared to furnish Music for all occa.
sops where the services Of Brass Band requred--
Apply to ISAAC FISKE, Merri6elds Buildings. or at
Marshs Music Store, American House Blnck.
MATTHEW ARBUCELE, Leader
iol2 dly ISAAC PIsKE, Clerk.
I EssoNs IN ORA WING.
he who makes education his stock in and has his
own mind for his principle house usually makes
good investments Preserves himself in financial crisis
and has common sense as collateral security.
In view OF this, the subscriber would state that he is
prepared 10 give lessons in Mechanical Geomecal and
Linear Perspective drawing. J. B. GREENE.
No. SO Front street.
Having confidence in the abilities of Mr.. Green as
Oreu2ntSmaniWe recommend him r. your patronage.
on diff f BoYDEN, Architect. ,
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Noah Seward, Esq, ofCaroline coun-
ty, Md, has made one hundred and thirty
gallons Of molasses this Fall, from one acre Of
the Chinese sugar cane. after cutting a con-
siderable portion for fodder.
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~ R o R + Q n
@ % Az!

A. A. HAYES, NJ D. Assayer to State Of Massachu
setts says; "Durng its slow combustion CRATE hay
ing openings the ash forms no aggIega.
ton whatever and contains less of unburnt carbon than
that from any known anthracite"
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NEW YORK, FRIDAY, JANUARY 80. 1857.
PEAD AND JUDGE FOR YOURSELF

II A r p Z r. ) w Z E X L Y.
st !i IA FIVE fgf hEiDf 2 Tais BAY BAY
NE fTHfEArRE ASD ITS FRIENDS
WALKER AND NICARAGUA.
f fHE NAN A h tBti' rowy
Ny Frl--d Dime.i A New .Aini and h. Drah Ball
for tLs Bald AR4s uibei Honey Soft most lafsns
IIHE VAR y G CHI
oIAEAHTINE
SIsr te Babies; III. Peassres Of being G<otsli Lee
DIX Ok t. KyTTEGS THE GREAT EXPLORER OF
CENTRAL AFRICA Portrait Of d.. LVinss;oas u his
tHiPs FROM OUR LIBRARY.
Of saL1 y Sy.n; H.. A N ,,5 Ss;y
Ideas Hint to Bootmakers Court Days; An Accusation
.Id an Apoosyi Palpit Smile PERSONALITIES Of Charles
LITERARY.
DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE
Congress; The Inye,,iratirs COmTit'e I've STATE Legs.
without Heart or Liver Rebellion in Sa'e Pr-on Nyseri
Dis'gPeG.Dsei Great seizure Of Diamonds Trying on
oi .GR GIN SE WSR'n Captain Of SHIP
E%eLISp: The New Minister TO Washington The Pistol
tt. Shot Hu,h Miller AEfq Con s.soq q MardersL tn.
Prince aes his Travels; Prneey Merchant squee
TIE Murder o. the ArchbshoP-Hos The DEED
DoIe-The A,sssL'. AIteceden,sWhat was done with
Rerenoh HI. ChaTes Love Poon MaIisse D-sssr, aud
P 9 RseaJe Of mnei An UDconmou P.ai
r; Cost 81 Mnstsehe swIrzERi SD The Swiss Difficulty
Settled. SPAIN Pleasant BE- Minister IrALY; Poueril
EmpIor Reward Of Brutality RussIA: An English B.rqne
bic TavesH. Trial. q 81 Pet.Isblrs.Hs Not IS Bad
don by GenerA-He finds himself among the PhIsnes
TURsIY: The Trade IN CircassiAn Girls CHINA A. aek upoo
Americans. Tbs J1pane'. Oyster oPennt African pe2ys,y
Seer ~ 2 . Taking o. Gran sda
CUTTINGS From TIE GARDENoF EDEN ., d..
Distsuce Farm Watch Tower in Georgia; Great Mosque
al EIiysn, Bndie at Eriyap Cathedral at Echanadzin
The iarceu of Progress
Girs heir Homes and Value, Armenian Women; ranscau
cssn Mlees; An Inspired Prophecies Tfis The Story OF
tie Robbe AnsD, The Legend of the Serpent M9uuain
A.c. 4 Mount Aiara Probable Position OF the Ars; Tae
WEREWOLF The Discovery Of HiSe.
ChstieI ibe seeond-Tbe Hiding Of the Secret.
NOTES AND QUERIES.
True Ciyi1aOB Issac Wsltons Monuments Pocanorta-
Pos'icsl Quotations; street NOmeLcature
MORAL INSANITY.
ILLusIRA1IoNs: Ola Treatment; Fnlndomsnia; FerToma
mia; Mamie homedei EHisctomanisi Moral Insanity New
FOREIGN RELIGIOUS ITEMS.
AGRiCULI UhAL lTEMS
Weeds Po.aio Rot; Protection Of YOUNG Fruit Trees
Poh Fstttnut OIaLges The DSry Fuel Oh the Pfae' OF
NOTES ON THE ARTS AND SCIENCES.
Aluminium. The Bus Rlge Of Virginia Tlnneled; The
Last Imsse on The Eve Increase Rain Com
pressed Eectricyi The Phy,osnomy Of the Human Form
Tie Sal Works Oh ihe leland oil Carmen Tue Rle Principle
'P8BiFF sTCH Is THE KINGDOM OF HEAVEN
CALUMET ISLAND.
THINGS WISE AND OTHERWISE.
WEEKLY MARKET SUMMARY.
iLLusTRATIoNs. Yankee Poli,enes,; De Gsstbus etc.
.-P.rsops liyius in the Cities Of NewYork or Brooklyn
and Wis. e HarpIs Weekly" supplied their houses wi
please ns then and residences 10 the once oi fH5-
ston The Carriers who deliver the paper Will collect Psy for
the sane. PUBLISHED By HARPER BROTHERS
FRASSLIs-soUARE, " Y.
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70 our Brethren of the Fire Depart


Hhea. II has become known TO Us tns
that those opposed reelection OF Mr. ALFRED CARSON
70 Chief Engineer dragging political inn
and bin them bear secure the votes OF
many of those who induced by other nesus
than the fear OF losing daily bread and consequent dis.
prvaOn their families to vote against MI larson
And oheyeds The dersgbed and large majority OF the
members OF the New Fire Department utterly
posed sdmxure OF political and other OUTSIDE
m Fire Department affairs, therefore ,,., ~,
RssJted That with feelings Of the most unmigsted dis
rust that learn that MI Casons opponents are
,ns 6y promsng position IN tho Custom HOuse Navy Yard
PosOhce County CleTk Mayors aud Tax Receivers Oces
10 by threatening the speedy d.eaptaoh ana re-
office Others order 70 secure the VOes against
him at the coming election . , -, ,,,
RssoteG Toa depfecate the idea that the fremen
We c.unot bu regard is aempto do being 700 base
desyes6e ensnse from party having The true Snd
best interest Of the Department al heart. -, - -, =.
R.oced That bile have confidence 10 hs success ana
which the members OF the Department Wu Vln
dte their sbboreuCe Of political Intrigue deem but lt
Brother Fir maze the above e1p0stOn o. tue
l.t. AZ method used to defeat Mr.. Carson.
In addition above 10 only FOR u.s. lsnd We
conceive il 70 be duty DO call upon the members
1000 judgment voting tor Chief Engineer at the coming
election exhoTt them have mainly u view the peTpe
And independent the ngues and influence Of political spec
Low being brought to bear IN FIRE Department @n"''
"PETER n CORNELL. Assistant Engineer.
VIM. T. MA BEY, Assistant Engneer
2. McGOWN, Foreman Engine c.. 49,
SAMUEL CHESHIRE, Foreman Engine Co 4
JAMES MlLWARD, JI, Foreman Hose Go. Co.
WILLIAME BERRt AN, ExForeman h L. Co. D.
WIN p. DANIELS Foreman Engine Co DO
W W. ADAMS Assistant Foreman Hose 90 ~
John X EVANS Foreman Hook q Ladder Co.'S.
ELISHA KINOsLaND, Assistant Ensinesr
q. JOSEPH RUCH, Assistant EDgneer -
RICHARD JACKSON, Foreman Engine Co; a.
THOMAS WILDIEO Foreman HOOK Ladder Co. 4.
VIM C. II ON5 Foreman Engine Go. 5.
JAS @. sWEEHY Foreman aose Co. %.
j. Il. HOFFMAN, EX Fore0an Engine 20. H.
A o. ALLCOCK of Hook d Ladder Co TO-
AUG HURD Tx Foreman Hose Co. 3D. -
Hxer i've Conn nj ice Ot
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Contributions TO the Apprentices, Iibrary.17;At a

Contributions to the APPRENTICE Iibrary.I;Ait a
recent NJ, etipg Of the GENERAL SOCIETY Of SECIAN-
les and TRADESMEN of the CITY o. NEW YORK It
on reading of Annual Report OF the Library
ntes thai Lumber valuable works had been contiib
uIbs o the fthe Apprentices Library
had from time 70 time made the usa sokno vi
edsnenis but Il thought appropriate that in addition
thereto the Society should ia this public manner express their
than they DO 20 the several phsnhTopic gentlemen
by whom these contributions made.
- WIN. VAN NORDEN, Secretary.
Sedgwick's Metropolitan Academy and ynina-
siuT, Nos IS and 50 6tbav Open daily from to ID
p m Classes Ladies, gentlemen, nis,es aud Boys
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6uetial Notifies.

Special Sotce.-APplIes9n having pesn msss On,
SD.es ih,oosh LesnSav Irynsgace liths, and Broad
wy ne hYSDAY Fsb Z 1851, al Il o'clock i'll Room
" G Ts for the purpose Of ssording hearing 10 all par
"e' Ald WILSON, ! Special
AID BLUNT, )N""''Aoe-
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DE SURE to BUY and r d
ID THE NETWORK DISPATCH
For February ], 1857,
WILL CONT AlN
Ore Of The most exciting and thrilling
HIsTORIES OF REAL LIFE
In rHE CITY or NEw.Yo RK,
II At hiss ever been published. The facts gathered IRON
intelligent
POLICE OFFICER g.,
Whose duties led him into the highways ana oyWays-6n'u
tie novels and poverty OF this geG: CITY -,
In the course of his travels he discovered Mrs
lady Who at one time sced the pToudcst position 10 fashionable
society. - -, .--..f, oil, "a. s.,. .bo.c
h we're fortunes avores and whose smiles set manly
hearts 10 nuerug-nght not hnd to-day II the das ana
pOisome alleys Of great cities! ,.- -
The SD story which narrated furnishes startling IL
lt,on of tie and morals OF our proud metrop9s
which boosts being the weathest city of the New ora
Will. In very hnd human souls fostering 10 poverty
and o,iue brought about by wOnss ed BY those WHO Ia
ia Lirh places and count their gold by thousands
READ THIS REVELATION! ye proud merchant princes,
RFAD IT We Christian poortes, by whose yinny your
hfc -.
READ IT. We proud DANES OF fashionable life and beware
that We follow footsteps Of unfortunate sste
whose lite as bright and happy yours now -
KFAD 1T " pure innocent AID daughters OF ne
y poor b. warned the dangers that beet you on
wy ''N' THE NEW. YORK DISPATCH
L. sold hy ali News AGENTS. Price -Four Cents
OFFICE, No. . BEEhMAN- ST. 80,
Be awake want copy this week a. there VIII De
atrsnd rUsb A word 10 the wise Is sufficient
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Teachers ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Monthly aeedns on
SATURDAY 3tt inst a. u O'Clock In the Hal on The
BOARD OF Education The Annual Election Of Ocer' viii be
HID and other Important business transacted All members
should be present By ordeI ,,,,,.,l Nil.
I BFENIF SsCy. JOHN HI. fANNINO, fIesfleuts