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"yentilaton" is the subject for discussion at the
rext meeting ON Thursday evening" of the Pnioo2h-
ical Society of tie Mechanics Institute, room No %
Cooper Institute.
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Rosana Coulter, residing with parents at No. 333
West Seventeenth street was severely borned on sun
day night in consequence Of her clothes taking fire
from stove She was removed to the Bellevue Hos
ptal.
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Tyr ND TAR-ILose suffering with auy Dis
e.. n a. FyE q "a - d. racrs at ~ co-sl.
Dr Ir.i4ltI. Gay -fr1Eys ~ sNe 49, c.
.es y. 49, 7. -, e. -, es-.. "a. - ess1h'.'
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CITY -IZ,EMS.

Or,s,Nv a'-~~ E~sr The Fair of the Amer
lean Union of Inventors, Manufacturers ana necuun-
les will be opeled this evening, as adversedin another
column.
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fAdTerti.euent
APAIyFuL AND LIyGERISG DEATH.-From our

rsiior, .couTse-tte Cotsumpon-nsy Be avered ~ mo
tn use of Mrs. 81 y. GARDSEEs lsDiS baLs.A o. LIZ
Tgv5KI ayp HoaRHoUND This ueoicne u saucroned ~
the facuty" and Psssertec b. The bes: pm ,ea. " ga
~ Al Dr. Lists. AID 80 pIcP, D,po; 10 ;, NO. % -s
Bo..C-.
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AssUAL CIY TAx, lSjS.-The following statement
shos- tie amount Ct axss received at the Receivers
Office up to the let, and the daily receipts from tie
Isl to tie 18th init. for this year:
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Advertisement
THE MrTsIIrC TABLET STRoP-Isvanted hy


Gro. SAUNprRs. ID. lSS-rh the gcuuire srtcle, hes
ess ae fcT producing Aeenrs po,sb sare
Car D ob;a nee Of toe subscribers s5.-
ers, :. 5 SAUNDERS, No. : As.o. House.
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FELL OvERBosRD.-On Monday morning, 81 /
O'Clock Ohcsr. Van Delee and Griffith q the HaEb7r Pohcs
oyered an rhmsn named Thomss Sugent in the eocsta'
Pier No. u North River BY u rope thy sot ann
OF placed him IN charge bEotasr Capt james M
,eI: ~ ate-boS A +. Hunt
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Aiverti,enert

A. ". F,BTR's LEAD PENCILS, sold at retain
BY al s,s,iopers. At whole sale only BY . 80 ,,--r,.
L. EABER, sole Agent, Nc is Wliar,-'t'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-12-21
We once more call attention TO the Fair Of the La
dies Union Aid Society row open al Nibo's Saloon

dies Union Aid Society, row open al Nibo's Saloon
Axr1ocU IY0r-The Rev. DIR. Bellows stated last
Sunday that the collection taken up az All Saints
Church on the previous Sabbath amounted to 100,
and that he hsd since received from old friends of the
parish 81 ,lOO making $1,000 out of $4,000, which it
ia de sired t, obtain in New-lork for the relief Of
Antioch College.
Dr. Oliver Wendell Holmes delivers a poem this
evening. before the Rutgers institute, at Rugers-
street Church. The entertainment will undoubtedly
lie rich aud racy. DR.. Holmes is at present spending
a few DAYS with his friend Washington Irving, at
lonkers.
washington LITyRARY USIoS.-A lecture by 7
+. Meacher on the Influence Of the Useid Arts upon
Society" at the Cooper Institute this evening, will be
given in place Of DIR. Cummings, previously an
nomced.
Tie Fair for the benefit of young deaf uutes at the
Cooper Institute, will close on Friday night. TIE
object is to establish home for the msny poor children
Of this class preparatory to thcr entering the State
Institution Patronage is respectfully solicited by the
lady managers.
sale of pictures of extr sordnsry interest and value
will take plsce atite Academy of Desgp, Tenth street.
this Tuesday evening These works are contributed
by the most distinguished artists Of the city in aid Of
the widow and orphans of the late Wm. Rsnney. The
entire proceeds will be received by her. The case IS
o-e Of such peculiar distress ths. las aroused the
syn pathies Of the psnters of New-York. Theysive
their works for nothing, and the public should buy
them for something.
Sehoubsrg & Co. Of No IS Nassau street. publish 8
very pretty caid-house for children, with gardens
fences and shrubbcry attached. When cut ont and
set up !. makes cheap and Lanisome plaything.
Police CHASGEs- Officers Dawson and DGgsn Of
the Eighth Precinct, ard Thomas Of the Sixteenth,
have been ordered by the Commissioners to do duty at
the jefferson Market Police Court in place OF Officers
Leighton Clark and Ferguson sent back to post duty
Officer Smith has been ordered from the Court to
Justice WEIGHS Court.
IuGur-sTRFEr S,Bs,rH.SsHooL.-The late EIh!-
hilton of this School, al the rques. OF many who could
not attend, will in part he repeated, with the intro
duction of several features, on "Wednesday even
ing, Dec. p.
Last Sunday afternoon twenty-five sailors msae a
public profession OF religion and psrtook Of The Lord
SINNER on board the United States receiving ship North
| Carolina. at the Navy Yarl, Brooklyn. Three man.
ofwsr's men united with the Mariners Chnrch 10
Madison street corner Of Csthsrne-a church wa'ch
is under the direction of the Port Society Of New
York; body representing various religious cehou l.
iions Tie pastor of that church, the Rev CaaFcs D.
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ARrrsr OF ALLEcLD FreuIvT.-Gn the month Of
Iuly last civil su.. was commenced in the City Of
Chicago, H., against man named David {. Ogden,
olsrgiDg bin with selling five acres Of ground and
receiving III. ucley FOR The same, when be only owed
ole.ff,h u tie land. Ogden PIT under bal in the
sum Of 5000, and Dr. J. r. Esgan became his
security At ls., Judgment ob!airedr aud, 90 tie
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-12-21

A SISTER or MERcr IL TEousLE.-ro-...a.y ..n-.-
ing at an carly hour Officer Austin Of the rwenty-
second Precinct while patroling his beat met young
woman having in her possession large bundle. Upon
being quetioned she gave her name as lie Barton,
and said she belonged at the House Of Mercy in Eighty
sixth street near the Eleventh avenue, and was TAX
ing some clothes which she had in the bundle to the
washwomaI's. Tie officer, deeming that her story
mig ht and sht not be true concluded to examae the
contents of the bundle, in order TO satisfy himself.
Sister Barton was taken 10 tie Station House, where,
upon examination, the bundle was found to contain
quantity Of clothing valued al $50 which was sub'e-
quonly identified By Miss Jane Harper, the house
keeper of the institution having been stolen from the
premises in question. SITTER Barton was taken before
Justice Kelly and locked up in default of 500 bail.
The accused said sue took the properly and that there
was another girl with her who helped to pack the
goods.
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COURT or GENERAL sEssIONs-sarusoAv Dec D.
Kefore AecorfeI BAaNIRn

james Lsrkip, indicted for the mdIier Of John
p.Lg he bsrteadsr 10 Mulb. ~ street, last Sepemb.
p,ssa sutY lsns..nstr ia the hl dsgee. b. VIII ~
SENTENCE " The lat day Of the term
Christian Hsze coEycea Of burglary the third dsxres,
AID enten-sd three years All sx Months 10 hr Ssss Phson
u. Dtsap pleaded su.y % xsnd ssoeny AID
T. The Prison sor three years aud ak months
Juu. Be ples5ed xaty 20 burglary la tho third dsxres,
% Ia PeuIenary "a sad ak oatha
Charles Davenport shAs Taonas Rove, convicted q
burglary r. the sfst dsgrss. ScItsn resery.d.
JO.E Come, charged With receiving stolen goods. va
sc,uiteo
William 0ady placed trial Tor foEery In tie secSnA
desre-, bat eWs 20 sbseDoe Of witnesses the case ~
sd,OQrrsd a. " norros.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-12-21

Curious FREAKs " PlCHroeEEIs.-Nes.e
morning, John S. Peterson Of No 2ej Broadway,
called AZ Police IIea5l .Srters, snd completed ths
vt he vas in the crowd &, the fire 10 the Bow.ry
on Saturday afternoon, some expert the' picked bis
pockets Of vale, coutsnirg sl7 AM me rora,iun-
book con. aiming ou.u;iiy Of v4nab'e pap-n. Soon
arerward Lewis A. Butt Of No. 100 Mott street called
a, Headquarters. and informed s rgeant Leerts that
while at the sane FIRE some ole had picked his pockets
o. Si6, and by some unknown mssns he todod himself
possessed OF suo.her mans pocse,:book. containing
sl7 and sone papers. II proved to be the property
Of Mr. Pater5on and returned to him. 1t is sup
posed that the pckpOcket tad overlooked the money
AID finding Only the pspers clipped the portemonnaie
into Mr.. Burt's pocket.
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W y
PACIFIC b
Fay % White ! bird,
One Hundred sni Fi1y-ive Do'lsrs.
Sis5 O. ROLLEITER ! Co.

Wien the check wss sken TO the bark it was sscer-
tanned ha, 10 such firm had ever had account there
One Of the firm Immediately proceeded to the house
in East Broadway, when il was ascerained that the
man who bought the fars had engaged board at the
house yesterday morning, and gave as reference
partner of his named Palmer, whom he said was con-
NJ cted with him in commission business down town.
The detective force we're made acquainted with the
facts Of the case but 10 clue could b, obsEed OF the
sTincler.
The man is described "a German, shout b yeaIs
old, speaks English in rather broken manner, AID
dressed in quite gen.eel style. John y. Genin {.
Godfrey GuLther & Sors ard number Of others hsve
been victimzed in g similar by the same man
for sbou. the same kind of goods AMI the bogus checks
are It'll deposited q. the detective office.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-12-21

QUERIES BIT LIME - THE Lsw.-On Sunday
nigh. L. T. McCsy taken atocustody BY an officer
of The Second Precinct, and locked up in the station
House or a charge Of intcxicaton. Yesterday morn
ing Mr.. McCay was taken before Justice Osborn at
the Lower Police Court and discharged. The arrest,
however, did no; -eem to set well upon Mr.. McCsy ;
mind, and be propounied the following questions to
the Magistrs,e, committing bis ideas to paper:
ais person in default and subjected TO iae VINO
purchase hquor from licensed vendor
"Is an arrest Under the Police Act is above valid :
What should be the imprisonment
"Can you confne the drunksrd with the murderer !
"supposing person TO be incapable Of taking care
Of himself is il not the duty VI the police to see him
home. instead Of making arrest T.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-12-21

A1TEMPTED BURGLARY. a late hour on Sun
day night Mr.. Carpenter, keeping grocery store on
the Sixth avenue, discovered a fellow in the act of
breaking tto the grocery store of his ne'ghbor, Wm
c. Bert STEM on opposite side Of the street. As
Mr.. Carpenter approached, tee burglar to k fright,
and, eavlrg his work, jumped over fence Tito ava
cart lot for the purpose Of escapt through the next
street. Mr. c. ran around the block but the fellow
had got TIE start. lie was, however, closely followed
by Mr. Carpenter and Policeman Corsiu, Woo had,
meantime, heard the alarm. Tne officer drew his re-
yoyer aud fred two shots At the fugitive when the
latter deemirg discretion tie better psrt of valor,
Concluded 10 surrender. The prisoner gave mis- name
ss Thoms, M4pnus, and was yesterday morning, com
mitted to prison by Justice Kelly, at the Jefferson
Market Police Court in ceault of 81 600 bail 10 the
lot through which Mannus ran found large sized
jimmy which it is supposed the accused cropped or
threw down in his fight.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-12-21
CON- of the letter Of Tie Editors relating 10 The second
Ilast) communication Of Commander Maury.
NY,cIIAvrN Sent q Ie5c

DEAR SlR: lOuf reply Oh cept. Il, naH yusu ovon
received We have little u add 10 our former letter We bad
no Of asking you exclude from paper cr The
Journal any Just reclamation OF the property OF the Observa-
We desire statements thus and other SUP
tecs without reflections Prot To sbudge
Survey. We a1mit either on tho
National observatory bnt
always Wiling scientific principles discussed By whom.
s.ver be forward provided il be done in
manner Nrs uNy, slLLIMaN DANA
Commander NAURy.
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sURROGATEs COURT-Dsc 2O-Before Mr. EowAso O.
WEST.
TIE will Of The following deceased persona have

been offered or Probate;
Lentis stl, citation re,urusbe Jan. 10, 1852
Elizabeth saith, citation re,uruabls Jan. 4, 1883.
james Brady citation r.turusbe Jan. 81, 1919
John Her dersOn, citation retuTnabr Dec. y, 1883
Fpnci. kTuy, c'ston rcturnsbe FEB. |, 49,
Henry OGDEN, ctstcn returDabis FEB. L. 1859.
Daniel StsubuIy Funk. CITATION returnsbs Dec. 81 lsS
Mr. Funk vas formerly sea captain, sailing from
hi. po boz a.y he has been contested with the Marine In
tursLce In ibis city " Inspector of vessels.
Ihe wills Of Mary A. S,etsOn, Mary e.. Lingle an1
Helns De Fries deceased, were admitted % probate.
WILL Or WILLIAM FLOYD, JR.
The xill Of william Floyd jr, WAS before the Sar
rozs. all csy three .lbcIibng witnese.
Aaned leDsih the execution o. the wild
4 domicl 81 the the time II his death. spDeus
the e.tinony f,r - tssen that be married IN jan
nary living Chicago, bat this
city shorty thereafter aud sop. North Moore streets
city vtershe resided u1, be- won't b. Wss,eray 0a-ids
County whore his aher resides. and dod sst October,
bis wife remaining here IN the neanrc she l occupies tho
house Ia North Moore street The sjouued
81. morning O'Clock a. w. BradiJrd for
Tx; 7. Y. Cplter for conie,tsnt.
ESTATE on JULIAN e. VERY.
This is the fLsl accounting OF the Public Admins
ya,or tbs City Of Eewiox The Interstate ls per.oaA
property amounting about 1000 lie member Of The
hIm Il FeFy 0wyne Co.. BANKERS, In Wal street Ifo
married and l>t only os.era relatives. the nsrest OF
klA b. aud snts The children Of tho dec>ssoI
Gle apply for IN. rsspec. shares Of "a. -,,se which
p'ed the ground tbs. there IL rrDye'eaidon smoDf cob
LAT sIa relatives str ctiT. q dec-ased brOtbsfs and -
ter The argued submitted D. the sarrossts for
c-cos w Bradford for eisapts CHARLES IL 0lsy fes
VIM. b. " iBgef.op Tor en- aunt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-12-21

DIR. Oliver Wendell Holmes delivers a poem this
evening, before the Rutgers Institute, at Rutgers.
street Church. The entertainment will undoubtedly
lie rich aud racy. DR.. Holmes is at present spending
a few days with his friend Washington Irving, at
lonkers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-12-21

A Lo.pyp SLooP CTR THRouGH BY IcE AND
SrxK.-Tne sloop Clari.sa Arm of PoushkeePsie
loaded with rnsrb!e, sunk at NeS.Himburs on Sstur
day siterr oon, about clock, While ing the dock
az thst place. She had been iunring 81 day aud the
wind charging chs put in at New Hamburg, ~aen she
vas observed to be slowly siukjg, TIE water rushing
into Ler from hole which the ice htdcut in her bottom
Efforts were made To keep her shost by pumping but
TO no purpose. She was OWED by Coilingwood n Go.
Of Pouahkeepsie. AL hands escaped.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-12-21

JucuT-srRFrr S,Bs,rH.SsHooL.-The late ENhi
hilton Of this School, az the request OF many who coUlC
not attend, WILL in part be repeated with the intro
uction Of several new features, on "Wednesday even
ing, Dec. p.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-12-21

WAsnISGroN LTyEAEY USIoS.-A lecture by
f. Meagher, on the Influence Of the Useidi Arts upon
Society,", at the Cooper Institute this evening, will be
given in place Of DIR. Cummings, previously an
uouI ced.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-12-21

STATE OF TIVE RIVER AND WEATHER on TIRE HrD-
sos.-Tlere was a heavy fall Of snow on Sunday night
al Poughkeepsie, and yesterday morning the ground
covered to the depth Of three inches The weather
on Saturday night and Sunday morning was very cold,
the thermometer standing at eight degrees above zero.
Tie river is full Of floating ice from Sing Sing to POUCH
keepse, and above that city to Albany the river is
frozen over. On Sunday morning the steamboats,
Robert l. Stevens Manhattan, and Norwich passed
Poughkeepsie on then way up. They experienced
very rough and tedious passage. the tovbosts SYRIA
cuse AustD AID Ontario pas ed that city on Saturday
mornrg, about 10 o'clock The two former started
from Albany, but the latter being unable to proceed
further up than Poughkeepse, was compelled to return
to this city with heavy tow Of barges The Robert
l.. Stevens left the Poughkeepsie dock on Sunday
right for this city. The stearer Hero still lies fast IN
the ice at -Four Mile Point, above Hudson.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-12-21

4 LATE PRIZE -FIGHrER.-One individual result OF
the " awakening" last Winter in this city, az will be
remembered was the conversion Of the well-known
Olvle, or " Awful - Gardiner. The awakening Of
deeply -depraved characters il not al unheard Of oc
curence, but, perhaps, the persistence of such in
religious course is the more remarkableof the two
Those who read the account Of the q" mill - between
Morrissey and Heenan might have inferred, from the
absence of Mr.. GARDENERS name in that connection,
that he was engaged in better business. And such
was the fact. lie is not only a member Of the Meth
odist persuasion, in good standpg-bsvDg finished his
probation" three months since-but il also repu-
table shoemaker-his original trade-n Portches,er,
n. Y. Some months since, tie Rev. Mr.. Gilbert,
Methodist clergyman at that place, by means of a
a subscription of 500, Contributed by himself aud
friends started Mr. Gardiner in business, and he is
said TO be now doirg very well. Two or three Of his
brothers are employed in his shop, and they ac are
members Of the Methodist Church. Otville related
his experience or Sunday before last in the Methodist
Church Of Tanytown, the occasion of relig ious
unior meeting held there by the Flying Artillery Of
this city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-12-21

Tic Fair for the benefit of young deaf nlutes at tn
Cooper Institute, Will close on Friday night. tn
object is to establish home FOR the msny poor chiLire
Of this class preparatory TO their entering the Sat
Institution. Patronage is respectfully solicited by th
lady managers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-12-21

PoIloE CHASGEs.-0ficers Dawson and Dagsn OF
the Eighth Precinct, ard Thomas Of the Sixteenth,
have been ordered by the Commissioners to do duty at
tbe jefferson Market Police Court, in place OF Officers
Leighton Clark and Ferguson, sent back to post duty.
Officer Smith ha. been ordered from the same Court to
Jns,;oe Wach's Court.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-12-21

Sehonbsrg & Co. Of No. IS Nassau street. publish
very pretty csid-house for children, with gardens
fence and shrubbery attached. When Gu, ont aud
set up !. makes & cheap and Handsome plsything
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-01-19

FARM BUILDINs-T The Cheapest Barn.-At
Farmers Club lately held in West Spriap-
field, Mass. after consultation and debate, il
was decided that large barn was better than
two or more small ones that tight barn was
better, even for badly cured hay, than an open
one; that brick barn and slate roof were
the best and cheapest for a man who has all
his materials to buy; that good connection
between house and barn is covered walk,
overhung with grape vines; that economy Of
roof and convenience for work were Of the
hrst Importance in any building; that warm
water and warm stables were essential to the
comfort of animals; that the housing of ma
nures was judicious that liquid manures are
largely lost, even by those who have cellars
and sheds tor storing them and that the bes,
absorbents Of liquid manure are buckwheat
hulls, leaf mold, sawdust, fue sand, dried
peat, turf and straw.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-01-19
Paper &s6asg 6aegS /!

Having just purchased for cash the entire stock Of
one of the .largest manufacturers in New England, all
of which made the present season, he is now pre-
Goods in this line than ofe ed in this city,
se papers all and embrace all the late patterns
ami will be sold prices ranging from five cents to one
purchasers will do well to examine this extensive stock,
for they will find that can and will sell cheaper than
they can buy the Goods any other establishment
as believe that the noe sixpence is better than slow
shilling.
Housekeepers and others who will visit Worcester dur
ing the farmers Jubilee or behold the wonders at the
Mechanics Fair will bear in mind the No.. $50 Main-st,
near the City Hall, and call on the subscriber.
s22 d&wtf J. L. HOOD.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-01-19
INSURANCE.

INSURANCE.
KTNA INSURANCE COMPANY, Hartford
Capital 81, 100000.
PHOENIX INSURANCE COMPANY, Hartford,
Capital 100000.
HOME INSURANCE COMPANY, New York.
Capital 100000
HARTFORD INSURANCE COMPANY, Hartford.
CAPITAL $4,000
ATLANTIC INSURANCE COMPANY, Providence.
CAPITAL $3.50, 900.
The above named Companies continue to insure unde
Rvorabe terms. For further particulars, inquire of
A. H. BULLOCK, Agent,
OF dawtf Worcester
IN UINCY MUTUAL FIRE INSUR-
d ANOE OO.-Incorporated 1851.
Available aud Cash Capital,
100000,
Insures Buildings Furniture and Merchandise Stock
Rates. and continue pay % per cent dividend
year policies, and so per cent dividend four years
policies at their expiration.
Worcester Office in Mechanics Hall.
my6 d1y ). A. ROWLAND, Agent.
SLATER MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE
cotton wooden and other manufactures machinery,
chandise stores public buildings dwelling houses, Goods
ct Bleaching and Printing Works, and other property at
rurrentra Of premium.
DIREoroRs-H N Slater, Earl P. Mason, Royal Cha.
pin VIM A. Robinson, james II. Read. John W. Lyman,
Joseph Carpenter, Charles Anthony, Louis ]. Doyle,
Daniel E. Carpenter, Benz F. Thurson Christopher s.
Rhodes, Emmanuel Searle, Providencej Edward W. Law
ton Newport; Robert Rodman, North Kngstown; II. N.
Campbell Westerly; Ellis B. Pitcher Pawtucket; James
H. Chace, Valley Falls; Geo. O. Ballou, Woonsocket;
James s. Cook, Burrlville.
Office No. 10 Weybosset street, First Door North Of the
Nv" i''' 0''''' JAMES. H. READ, President.
EMANUEL sEARLE, Secretary and Treasurer.
Providence, Dec. 10, 1855. df DIS
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-01-19
NOOK AND JOB PRINTIN
b ESTABLISH MENT,
No. 2I2 Min ST., Worcester,
EARLE 3 DREW, ProprIctor..

II you want good job OF Printing, call at 2l2 Main
street
IL you want POSTER OF any description, call at No.
2l2 Main street.
Il YOU want neat and tasteful BILL HEAD, call at
No. 2l2 Main street, 49,
II you want BUSINESS GARD, at the shortest no.
lice lust cali at No. 2'2 Main street.
N you want WEDDING GARD, just go to the Spy
Onice No. 2l2 Main street, and you will be sure TO be
satisfied
II YOU want a SHOP BILL Of any kind, call at 2l2
ain street,
Ia short II you want anything the Printing Line Just
at the py once, No. 2l2 Main street.