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A. J. BLErckER, Aactionser.


Eight CENTRAL PARK LOIS--63d and
II s4hst-A J BLEECKER, SON Co. viii sell oa
FRIDAY Apn Is at II o'clock ~ MeIchants Exohanie;
On ESD ard 6ihsts-A choice plot Of eight LOIS ln 2pn
oe situated little below the grade ana only 30 feet east
from Central PNk aud 5thaya attractive parcel and
worthy the attention Of buyers 10 per cent remain Maps
term,, kc at No. PDs-st. - .
Special ssDton gwen to sales OF Furniture and al tnd Of
Personal Property. klioIl
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5usurdnre Gomraniss.

MERCHANTS INSURANCE COMPANY,
wi J93 GREENWICH STREET, corner Of sUdroS.
SURPLUS (overls........ sss'.s'''. iVV'V'-V
A. El-ct the Ete inst the ol0Sin9 u-nt
eec.eS Directors OF his Company or tae chs1s
CN \ O..,.ys.r Isvg Aps.r n R.udniph Martin,
Jos-pb 4 Race sari. : T.vlc. wa-d A NcrS,
kosss A Heppcck, Ely Horrock, fo-p,r. esSalsiteri
(loroop " Rprnh.n l,5s.l Miuor joseph 81 BfoEa,
Rerry A Ken JsremiNh Robins DAvid Msge
Nil1sr, pu.t.r. ssnfT \ Rovyuan c o Nan Wssc1es.
Barnet b. Naa Oh kss Crowtl Adams Ns;hani.! Ned
Al sussee me-tiak Ofthv ard, '. OsIhAfoLh
SAs unanimously resSted President f the ensseG yes
}. L. DOUGLASS Secretary.
Hew-lcrk April y 1889
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srATr or Nrw.YoRK, BANK DsrAErMIsr,

BrATE or NIw.YoRK, BANK DEPARTMENT
ALBAsY, April g. 1853 )
TINE r. NJ. GODDARD a. Co.'s BANK,
Il Canton, 81, Lawrence County has this day hed tn ths
office notice Of the appoint Of Merchants Bank Of
Albany in the City Of Albany agent FOR the sdenPhon
agreeable 20 the set entitled An ft 70
sneud relating incorporated Banks BANKING
Assocaous ana Individual Bankers psssed April H. ls5l
JAMES n. COOK, Superintendent
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Goal.

CUMBERLAND COAL.
~ Pie CUaBERLAND COAL AND IROa cohrAHY
Ar, prepared 70 contract Conan and Dealers tof
ply their superior qualities Of Lunp, Ran Of the Ains snd
HE GOALS for and usnufsetaTias plrpos~s.
Tor Steamers and Locomotive T. ones the Coal frora ths
Aston established reputation Of superiority oTof
any other IN the market
fbe Coa will shipped IN he best order fro as Company
wksrves Alsxardrs Va, and sst4Inore, Nd. Naon re-
auested the Company viii tske up yesse free o. charge
The psny daily receiving and will asyo ssepiy OF
frssh- mined Goa ., Al troes eHos. IN Ibis port
Ofhce. No. 50 Broadway. corner Of Wtb-6-
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mateT 6urf.

DR. TRAILS WATER-CURE is located bat
~ one door st. Johns Park. at No. IL Laiset st. Coed
BOARD be Obtained from % 70 per EEL Ssa win
treatment from 81 10 50 week. r. T. 7RALLt T. w.
and D. A. GORTON, NJ D., Physicians
nR. f. j. LOWENTHALs WATER-CURE
IL and GYMNASIUM No. ITO Beeckerst, NJ Y. Troai
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ny JOSEPH UEGEMAN. Asctj0neer.-FRI.


DEPARTMENT o. FHAscE, CoSTsoLLER,s ofIIck,l
KEw YoRK, March 49, 1853.
CORPORATION DOCKS and SLIPS TO be
" LEASED at AUCTION-Notise is hereby svtn that sew
era the sod belonging 10 the Corporsont
will be leased bids Of pubn suction, on TUESDAY, April
49, 1889 ~ O'clock II the City Hsu for the term OF
ave years Catalogue containing the humber and ocs
ton, and s.o The terms and conditions Of sale msy De
rad Of this Office basement Of City Hs) Maps viii also be
shos Of the Cooperation Whses ana Piers By order Of the
ROSY. T. HAws Controller.
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DUBLIC ADMINISTRATORS SALE
Il TaoHAs d. DOUBLEDAY, Auctioneer viii Sell At fort
Schuyler Wescheser County FRIDAY the hheenth cay
f G merit AZ one O'Clock al the personal effects said Por
beionsiur 10 the estate Col JOHN SMITH deceased
The above ssle 1. postponed to MONDAY APIil 3
Public Admins rstof.
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r ARGE SALE of SUPERB FURNITURE
IL and BEAUTIFUL WOtKS Of ART,
THIS DAY (Thursdsyl April IA
Commencirs at 10. O'Clock precisely embracing the entire ale
ssut urpuTe contained In the large dv,l log No 5
St pesr sbav comprising splendd rosewood Suites Piano
Forte rich Carpets bronze and marble Grsape' Paintings nc
The house 10 with superb Paror Chsnbr and Dining
room PuYture Glass Svervsre &C. all OF which will be
sold without and must be removed immedsey from
the pIembes. FOR full particulars see Herald .
W. b WESrCOTT, Aueioneer
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MILLER & MCEVILY, AuctiOneers.-PER-
I'VE EMPTORY SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
Pursuant to order Of the Supreme Court MILLER Nc w.
lily wi. public auction Friday April 10. sb At the
Merchants Exchsrse at IL O'clock too oOrs'ory brick houses
and lot No. 2S6 East Thirteenth street ze OF lot feet
ipebe. by los feet inches deep For particulars apply 70
LAMBS " WHITE No. 81 Liberty II. (SSt)
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CTATE OF W.YoRK;.supREME

CTATE OF NEWLY ORK.-SUPREME
- COrRr BRoONE COUfTY.-JAmEs w. WHITE,
uiui.I.to u. gods ohstte. srd credits Of HENRY H.
LTIB q. .ssed. ss,ias, uGEsloR CUsHMAH aad LAURA
T. CJsHMAN Horace 8. Or.ssod sIi George RDttarup.
sssxrees Of Cz,ncr CGshEsH Myron Merrill and Khoda g.
Merrill Johs Z. Sampson and May sanpson, Spencer
Reed ard ldene ~ Reed Jsoob Morris ane Sarah Mors
Whfrng Ghs~s1 scd Msry 0rswoh Martin Stone aad
b,ss ssone Moses hofsso and sAsb n Morzsn John A.
Coi1r Jams B. Lewis ALAnsb c. Flag z,e c,xnpxssr Of
ef sesYork LyTcczo BCrfosf Conoproer Of
sste Of Ner York 81 phen cusin, Attorney Gsssrs Of
Hea Ycrk, William Charch Romeo Wsrr-n kobert
etewGr, Tbonax r. Hays LoreLEo sso~ John c. Taeksr
john Jo6noD Broome Coeaty Bank Alexander DE- sf3s soo
n Dubois TIE Beck Of Binshsnton, Ni.s " Yo1pI cyrs
srurs Jared w Graves, Cnps dsi M2rda Ashley lohn
H. DoaheesJ ThsolOna l. Green sxseutrx of the las, w1
and u Ser amin Greco, seosset Ialias r. Nwn
Lewis ssboou, Pss FiEa WLlsm = Tsyog ssnfsH II.
y. Fan Frsd,rict Wnsst. Solomon Jedd Solonon Altch.
yoseph Rood heAsi Mccormick Gabriel Armstrong yo.hsn
Tsnp.e. Asshel T Wehog.p, Martin w. sAspsy. Alfred
Dsuk, william Es.oo. ChSIes Woks, ssnas Jehnsor and
Eosstte Johnsor To tie above named eefsnds
Ak1zDser Dtwitg CARES Wsts, Le~is H1ssboom Jared
" Caves and Simon u Duso AID each Of t~: You are
hereby and required the compliant IN tas
action with h-d "a the oce Of the Crrk II Brooas
Cousy o. BIZ gt.moD n ssa eonoy The 18th day Of Sep
tsDesr s ana :. .srS. cory Of yo4r 20 he ala
II .. City q ssrf0fk within tr-u.y DAYS steT tss ss
of ais sa mons % exclusive u tAe day Of ssrsee
sno y?u fail % answer To- s-s Complaint whin fa
the relief demsntsd IL The copent -Ds,sd srtcbsr eh
isbs JAhEs ". WAITE phptE,, l.s,-nsy -
hHa~STfa No 81 LbsrtySses, Esw.Ycsk-
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11oyKT WASHINGTON COLLEGIATE
III INSTITUTE, w,.h,nssen 'qS.ss No ss an ..
6ipspsl dc eo,ist tim Of ts s1tssnA se@asns
y,sn ssss,.is. sree ri psrts u ths city, BroOtyn
s,sy cisy sne Ho,oiea P0ps Of eli ssa dsCse' o.
~ssrsss 1sntt~c thy the fsre) q. any time 70 bs SspA
..s S. ~ .s 20 snS iIoesT std ' so. 81
y Anssn sohese Various cl.ases m Latin 6rcet Feoea
ay..n spAnih Ore sins Roekkeepipg hiehr Mstbsnses
- az oh babse Of youthful study receive dsy
e scoo~Yhsbo Assitstts II experience ~ ,s%hing
Prn de whole time In. rue
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wSth esysesJ sttsetive, Ia usser be Immediate se~n0e
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IN New.York.-LOUIsA g. LORD aud fREDERlCK W.
LORD her Husband. PlsIntifs; sga,nst FREDERICK :,
HcGueks, Charles II. HsshA Carries LsInson, Geoas W.
TODD E~ood Taylor Lucy Ross sephsp stspesns Hnry
Leeds Allen r. Minor CJawsbay Besy William ist1s7
Bailey, henry Bailey Alfred Race lie. 0efeaesa.A saa
for TesieL-To the Desndsats Crawshsy eaisy.
William Latham Bailey. Heary ssnsy. .a Ais.
Radcliffe YOu are hereby summoned sad fcsaiIsa
he complaint La tolls setion, which vas te1 70
The ohcs Of the Clerk Of the County OF New The Cy
Hal IN tae City Of hswfork en- tss 2sn day Il Aaea ss
ard ~ cory CT 20 ths said eompsinI
Subscriber he oece No. 50 Wall street. Ia tse CITY Of
ksvYorE within twenty days sfsr the service Of tss sso-
Sal said complaint within he time asres.s,
the plaintiffs n this action VII .pPy 20 ne oSHr Tor tae ehef
ceman6ec IN The oomDsiEt -Dsed5 Aprt isy =
J. " AITcaELi, Plaintiff Attorney, No. 60 Walst y
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CCs DOL in HUDSON CITY, N. j., one mile
- hom Hoboksn Bs N. SMITH has yaesnqe' for two or
three Ahses IS BOAhDERs in her School on rusaae-
~, opposite the Water Cure. Refer H C. Hal, No Bar
ehyst
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Alxsifai gusirmnfnis.

4 LBERT WEBER, Manufacturer, No. loS
IN vet sress~sy BeaE Csss-s, wth sell N - a-o,s-
.-nt Of bis ssbrsisd IS s. very ga
$50. s.ga Piano Yorte. taken IA exchange ~ thez ta Ses
A IL. fuly sohsftsd
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clerk. These gentlemen were afterwards i'm
prisoned in the engine-house, which afterwards
became the chief fortress of the insurgents,
and were not released until after the final as
sault The workmen were imprisoned in a
large building further down the yard, and
were secured by a brilliant Zouaye dash
made by the railroad companies men who
came down from Martinsburg. This was the
condition of things ut daylight; about which
time Capt. Cook, with two white men, accom-
panied by thirty slaves, and taking with them
Col. Washington large wagon, went over the
bridge and struck up the mountain road to-
wards Pennsylvania.
The following is a fragment of letter found
in Browns pocket Capt. Brown-Dear
Sir Il have been disappointed in not seeing
you here ere this to take charge of your
freight. They have been here now more than
two weeks, and, as have to superintend the
providing for them, it has imposed upon me
no small task besides and, If not taken in,
some of them will go back to Missouri. | wish
to know definitely what you propose doing.
They can't be kept here much longer without
risk to themselves, and ifany of them conclude
to 90 back to the state it will be a bad termina-
ton of your enterprise" The foregoing occu-
pies page of fine note paper, straw tinted is
written in pencil, and not dated, and was evil
IDENTITY written by person of education, and
the freight he had was no doubt that usually
carried ON the underground railroad.
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Movements of the Pirates.

New York, Oct 1S.-The Times has a
statement which explains the hitherto mystic
rious connection of the mail steamer Philadel-
phia with the filibusters. 1t appears that a
large quantity Of arms and ammunition, in
tended for Walkers expedition, together with
several boats to be used for transporting the
filibusters up the Colorado branch of the San
Juan river, were shipped on board the Phila-
delphia at this port and that these arms and
munitions were retained on board the steamer
after the rest of her cargo had been discharged
at New Orleans, and that she was destined to
carry Walker and his men to Nicaragua. Not
withstanding the U. S. Marshal and Collector
of New Orleans failed to discover the arms,
they are still on board the steamer. 1t is al
legged they are still on board, and that it is the
intention of Gen. Walker to depart in her, with
his men, on the 10th inst, for Nicaragua. 1t
is further alleged these arms are the same
which were taken from Walker by Capt Da.
Wis, of the U. S. Navy at the time the tilibus-
tiers capitulated to him at Rivas They have
since been lying at the Brooklyn Navy Yard,
but were recently given up, under an order
from Washington, to person who claimed
them as owner. 1t is said steamer belonging
to the fiibusters, left this port yesterday for
New Orleans, without passengers, cargo, or
freight of any kind.
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NTarkets-NEw YORK, Oct. IS.

Cotton Market quet sales limited; mddling uplands
at HE
FLOUR-Recepts ll.sll bbls; sales 800 bbls; State
and Western q l0c lOwer supcrfne State S45j a AGO
extra State $40 a 4S5; round hoop Ohio S535 a $50
common to good extra Western $3.50 a $50. Southern
dull; sales bbls mixed to good $3.50 q $50 fancy and
extra $3.50 q 81 Canada extra sales $50 bbls at $50 @
6,25.
GRAIN.-Wheat dull and declining; sales 1900 bush !;
red state 81 5 western white choice SLAP. Com
duh; sales $500 bush; mixed western nominal at 81 Oats
ern, 4! a i4c.
PR0VISlONS-Beef dull; sales $50 hbls country
S. a. s575 prime, 81 % $3.50; repacked Chicago 800
"a Sll prime mess sl9 Pork unnchaged sales 1850 bbls
including 500 bbls sellers option to the 18th of No
vember; mess $3.50 q l5,SI prime 500. Bacon
quet Hams SIC; Shoulders Sc Lard steady sales go
bbs at II a lie Butter steady; Ohio II @ lsc State
Is "a 2Oc. Whisky steady; sales bbs at 90 a 293 Rice
firm; sales ltierees at @ 44c Sugars rather declining
Muscovado, sales 800 hhds 81 a 7c Coffee firm; hRio
by auction 5l3 bags at lOs Molasses quet small
New Orleans.3S 9 44c u GALL Muscovado "a q SOC.
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From New nrleana

New ORLEANS, Oct 18.-We have Jamaica
dates to Oct. l. The legislature meets on the
first of November The island is healthy, and
the late disturbances are entirely suppressed.
The authorities of Demarara are endeavoring
to induce white emigration from Barbados.
The examination of Col. Anderson Maury
and the other tilibusters, had been commenced
but nothing important had yet been ELECTED
There were fifteen deaths from yellow fever
in Charity Hospital during the last week.
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Trotting Match.

New York, Oct. 18.-The great trotting
match over the Eclipse Course yesterday, be-
tween Brown Dick and George M. Patchen, in
harness, was won by the former, in three
straight heats. Time: 28-2 259-2 IS.
Brown Dick is now offered to match against
any horse on the turf, except Flora Temple,
for $1,000
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nisolalmer Of the Engllsh crioketers.

HAMILTON, C. W., Oct. 18-The English
cricketers have authorized no agent to chal
lenge the base ball clubs of America. There
has been misunderstanding somewhere. The
cricketers have already engaged their passage
in the steamer which leaves Quebec on Satur-
day for Liverpool.
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BY T. VAIL.
49, VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
HHill FOX SALE-Will be sold on WEDNESDAY, the
s.A26th inst at 10 o'clock. the premises at public
Nehaue TO the highest bidder the large cemmodious
mouse, on orange street built by Rev Samuel b. swain
ana now owned and occupied by the subscriber with the
rang ana hXtures thereto appertaning, containing 10
wen Hhsed rooms, having excellent cellar and two
elsterns OF water one in the cellar and the attic
nu aa mas southern exposure and consists of near
ly $4,000 feet and contains nearly one hundred choice
iult ana ornamental trees The good neighborhood its
prospective situation and proximity to Main street
makes desirable residence any business man The
estate can be viewed and examined any time before the
day of sale. STi,AS GoDnARn
Worcester, Oct IA, 1859. dts oil
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Episcopal Convention.

RICHMOND, Oct. 18.-The house of Bish-
ops nominated Rev. Jacob L. Clark of Hart
ford, as Bishop of the Northwest, and Rev.
Henry G. Fay of Huntsville, Ala, Bishop OF
the Southwest
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BASS River Rank.

BosToN, Oct. 18-The committee appointed
to investigate the condition of the Bass River
Bank, report the accounts correct, and that the
public are safe from loss in any probable con-
tiuupncV
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BLACK SILK VELVET FOR cArEs,
DRESS SILKS DRESS SILKS |! /
From Auction. Great Bargains

50ps FANCY SILKS this dav added TO our spendId
stock rom the late Auction Sales making the best
sornont OF Handsome Dress silks found this city
Ladies about purchasing Silks OF description,
minded that the bargains in Silks TO be found
counters. Advertised prices unnecessary. An examiua
ton our extensive stock Will convince all hae the place
20 buy silk Dress the cheapest is at the CITY STORE
we have also receiycd2 70 ps more PLAIN BLACK SILK,
IN the different widths sold by for the past eight years.
IN every instance, TO the entire satisfaction OF the pur
chaser To buy Black SIN. warranted not to crack to
buy Fancy silk at decided bargain, trade at the City
Store. j. IA. CLARKE \ co.
IL
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Profitable Swindling.

New YORK, Der. 18.-Young Lane the
Fulton Bank defaultcr was discharged from
custody today, on the ground that there was
in his case no evidence of forgery.
Lola Montez,
Lola Montez was passenger on the Ham
monia which arrived here yesterday.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-10-19

A. C. SFEARNS, Teacher of the Plane
We Forte, and Organst at the Church of the Unity
respectfully informs the public that he is prepared
to give lessons the above instrument the residences
of his pupils until further notice.
lie refers with pleasure to the following gentlemen
Rev. Rush r. Shippen Alex. Marsh, ESQ., Com of Pat
ents; John Boyden, Esq, Banker; Isaac Fiske Esq,
Musical instrument Makers Albert Allen Esq, Prof Of
Music Mathew Arbucklc Esq, Prof of Music. Resi-
dence No. 8 Home street, Worcester. d4w OILS
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Buttons.

SHERlFF'S SALE. - COMMONWEALTH
- OF MASSACHUSETrS.-W SIS October 10
lo59-Iaken ON execution, the having been prcvi-
onSiN tached on mesne process and will be Id at pub
lie auction, on WEDNESDAY, the 18th day of October
instant at four o'clock in the afternoon at my office in
WORCESTER mo Brnley laD the following described
Personal Property, viz:
Zen shares III the Capital Stock of the New England
Jewciry Company, No. from 40 to so, inclusive.
Twelve shares i'll the Capital Stock of the New ENG
land Jewelry Company, No 70 to 80, Inclusive.
OBS DIT JOHN [. BAKER, Deputv Sheriff
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Hosiery, Gloves, & Under Garments.

500 doz best Paris Kid Gloves Importation at
75c pair they are well worth SSc. IS doz genuine Al
exandre Kid Gloves in beautiful shades 500 doz Ladies'
and Misses Wooden, Merino Fleece lined Hose 400 doz
Cloth and Silk Gauntlets and Gloves in Black and Mode
Coors Ladies' and Misses Under Vests. 100 doz Gents
Under Shirts and Drawers in Silk, Merino and all Wool
which offer at less prices than any other this
city.
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CATHOLIC INSTITUTE.

Ladies' Fair will be held the Catholic Institute
commencing
M o n day Evening", Oct. II,
AND CONTINUE THROUGH THE WEEK.
large assortment of Fancy and Useful Articles NAV
be found Tor sale During the evening there will be Sing
ing, TablcauX, &C. &c The object OF the Fair being to
make preparation 10 the reception of the Sisters Char
ity, it is hoped that all Interested will attend.
Tickets 13c. Season Tickets 5Gc.
OILS dot Per order Committee of Arrangements.
I YCEUM LECTURE.-A Lecture on
Language, prepared for delivery before Lyccums or
Literary Societies. Address 5. W. HATHAWAY, Lam
caster, Mass. dim lis
INDEPENDENT COURSE OF LEG
Il IURESA Course of eight Lectures will be deliver
cred at Mechanics Hall during the present season. on
successive Tuesday evenings.
The following well known popular Lecturers have been
engaged =
Rev. WA. II. MiLLBURN Cthc blind preacher) Oct 49,
WENDELL PHILLIPS, Esq, Oct. 25
DR. j. G. HOLLAND, Nov. l.
GEORGE SUMNER, Esq. Nov. s.
Rev. rIlOS. STARR KING. Friday Evening, Nov. Is
GEORGE WIN. CURTIS Dec. :.
Tickets for the remaining six lectures will be sold in
packages OF six, admitting Gentleman and Lady, or
Two Ladies' SIPS. Tickets admitting ouy. 75c. Any
number may be used each evening. For sale at the
bookstores Tickets for single lecture Is cents, to be
had at the door.
Doors opened at T. Lectures at u O'Clock
Per order of Committee.
Worcester, Oct, 49, 1889. dtf SO
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OR RAND SITION OF
NOVELTIES!
We would very respectfully call the attention of the
buying public to our very choice selection of
MADE UP LACE GOODS,


magnificent selection of real Valenciennes, Gimpure,
Brusses HOnton and Thread Laces in black and white
which offer at less prices than they be bought
Boston.
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Wells, Wells.

5000 French Lace, Mohar Shetland and Esarelde lis
sue Walls which offer at astonishinglv low prices.
An elegant selection of real Thread Wells Coures and
Barbes, from 81 up to $50 apiece.
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Our worsted Department

Is now complete, and ladies in want of Worsteds EN-
broidcred slippers, Lamp Mats, Bone Needles, &c &c,
&c, will find the best in this State at our
store, at less than Boston prices.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-10-19
DRESS TRIMMINGS AND CROCHET PRINCES.

Is Cartons of Dress Trimmings, in handsome
styles Crochet Frnges black and colored Velvets But
tons, rasscs Cords and Cable Trimming. Our Trimming
Department comprising assortment which, for beauty
variety and moderate prices unrivaled in this city
Also magnificent styles of