Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-11-18
CLoAKs AND CLOAK MATERIALS,

BY K. w. VAIL, Auctioneer.
$4,000 w s2E,G "a OF
GREAT SALE OF sLEIGHs AT AUCTIoN.-wnl be
sold without reserve TUESDAY. the 23d inst at 10
O'Clock M, the Sleigh Mandatory Of spaudiDg,
in Westb)ro Mass. the largest collection of Seghs ever
offered public sale, tqueny it off rs chance
dealers aud hose who nteud speculate in Sleighs
also, those who wish to provide themselves with fancy,
family Business sleighs, the coming Below is
list in part the sleghs which will be dspos ed of az that
time 500 Westboro style, single and doGpe seats; 200
Mongrel, 200 Half Noon, 200 Portland, eco Portland
Fancy 100 Orange, 80 Boat, so Albany Cutters; 81 the
above styles have single and double seats. Also, 25
Two Borsa Sleighs % Express Sighs Traverse Run
ners 10 Business sleghs Traverse Runners so Pdng
Sleighs, and one hundred set Traverse Runners.
Conditions Of Sdie.-All under $40 cash. over $40
ard under 500, half cash. the remainder in Sky
days. ovor $780, one half cash, and The remainder in
four months with satisfactory note and interest added.
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3 ATTN AND REEK.-Having frequently
been solctee give private instruction ia Latin
and Greek, propose form small eDrning classes, for
the accommodation Of such would fiud it inconvena
lent to attend day school, Ny object is, primarily to
those, who, wishing prepare for College,
gain knowledge OF those LANGUAGES, have but little time
besides evening to engage in study. Inquire Of at
the Walnut Street High school nooni at my resi-
MS DIFF ROMER B. sPRAGUE
NEoUNT VERNON ASSOCIATION.
At meeting of the Ladies of Worcester in favor Of
aiding tie Mount Vernon Association, the following
appointed Assistant Managers:
Mrs. Isaec Davis, Miss Fox,
Mrs. Ed via Conant, Miss e. Conant,
Mrs Henry W. Miller Miss A. Miller,
Mrs. Geo. " Richardson, Miss Richardson,
Mrs. A. II. BullOch, Miss G. D. V. Lincoln,
Mrs. Charles Paine, Miss s. Phelps
Mrs. P. w. Caufed, Miss NJ. Bacon
Mrs. Nathan Washblrn, Mrs. Loring Goes.
These ladies have accepted The appointment and are
authorized receive subsGrip ions. All wh) willing
to contr butte requested to respond when called upon
ELIZA DAVIS. County Manager
Worcester, Nov. u, 1853 da mas
6NOSMOPOLETAN ART AsSOCIA-
u TION-phls new Art Association, org anaed in 1854,
ls designed to encourage and popularize the Fine
and Literature; to mpish truly national object,
uniting great public good with private qualification at
small Individual expence in manner best suited to
the wants, habits and tastes Of the people The Drec
tory has adopted the following plan
TERMS SUBSCRIPTION for the current gear ending
Jan. l, 1859, up which time subscriptions will be
ceyed.
Every subscriber of three dollare is entitled to
LIST The celebrated Steel Engraving, "The Village
Blacksmith >
81. copy of tie elegantly illustrated Cosmopolitan
Art Journal.
Sd. Free Season admission to the Eastern and West
Galleries Of Art.
addition to which the large and vaiuble collection Of
Works Of Art described in the present number OF the
Jourual) will be given to subscribers.
No person is restricted to a single subscription Those
paying SIS are entitled to six memberships,
For memberships address S A ROWLAND, Honorary
secreary, Mechanics Hall, where is exhibition proof
impression of THE Village Blacksmith, elegantly framed.
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AETANNTED-As situation IS assistant Gardener,
w or to take charge of p Green House, by a man
who thoroughly understands his business and would
object taking of horse, to make himself useful
about the house, if requrei. Good reference given
Please address at this office d6r mis-
a MOTHER LOT, - MEO0RNEY, Merchant
"A Tailor No Lincoln House Block has just received
another lot of those splendid OVERCOATS best ever
brought into the city. They will be sold less than any
other concern, Oct mis-