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EssssEa5ass55sa WESTERN RAILROAD-
PROYIDENCE & NOR

s5ssssa5asssssz PROVIDENCE & WOR-
el.ssss:sszssss5g CESTER RAILROAD Summer Ar
MAY . 1859 i'''S'''i''' u ''A' 'i''' On NioNDAi
Passenger trains will leave Providence for Worcester at
~ and Las a. m, and APO p
Worcester for Providence and way stations 100 and
ll9O a; m, and 400 p. m.
dence at p. M: leaving UXbridge at & a. m.
Trains connect at Worcester Junction with Trains to
ana from the Western, Worcester and Nashua Boston
and Worcester and Norwich and Worcester Railroads
can hS Tickets 70 all important points at the West
desnce, at asl ow rates as by any other route.
Trains to and from Valley Falls and Providence will
Valley Falls for Providence at $40, IT'S, 500, $50,
lVeO llgO a. m, and LOO 1.25, 200, 300 AGO. 5.54
Providence for Valley Falls at 6s5, 7eO, $50 TO- 80.
d. a. M I2OO m' and lSO, 2SO, $780, 42O, $780,
Thoso .rains in bold figures are the Worcester trains
Providence, May 2, 1859. dtf 'T N.Y.
1s5sssaa5ass55ss BOSTON & WORCESTER
| el:!=:5.:=s: s.ss1 RAILROAD. = SUMNER ARRANGE
- g--SS-AENT, commencing MONDAY, April
PASSENGER TRAINS leave for Boston, as follows:
Leave Worcester at Steamboat, l. $40 M. u 40 EN-
trains from Foster street; and ali other trains
from the Lower Station.
Millbury, $40 a. m. 4.40 p. m.
Northboro. 7, $40 a. M. 4.4O pm.
Marlboro, 720, 10 a. M 500 D. M
FE ramn!g ham Centre H. 1928 m 525pm;
SSaXSnyi 6 b a.! y a q n 81 p M .u
'3.33 545, 1913 WOr., S D. m.
BrSokne, t645, 75O, sl5 49, 10 LIS, t2l5 A. $780,
| $40, 9. p m. -
*West Newton Station. lin connection with trains on
| Charles River Branch.
TRAINS leave Boston, as follows.
For Worcester, at 9, $50 Exp. 1903 Exp, AGO.
o.5u Exp p. m.
Milbury, 6 a. M 430 p. H.
Milford, = a. M l30, $50 p. m.
Northboro', a. IN: l.SO, $50 p M
Marlboro a. IN. 100 $50 D. III.
Eramingham Center a. m. l.30, $50 p. m.
birmingham, 6, $50 Exp a. l.3O, Exp. 400 $50
Exp, p. m,
Saxonville $50, a. M, 500 D. M
Newton, g. WoI, a. $50 m. II, l.3O wor. $50 4,3O
BrSc i SO, 7.5O Il *l2l5 2l5, '8I5 sis,
Albany, 6, $50 Exp. a. IN. $780, 3 EXP. m
New York, via Springfield, 80 EXP. a. M Z Fxp n m
New York, via Norwich $50 EXP. D. m
BsB New York Sunday Mail Train at $50 D. m Ex
press Trains stop only at birmingham.
I'm ith Trains on Gh@5ISs River Branch
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- wholesale and retail The largest assortment in
Boston AT the FAfAL STORE, IS BrOmfeld street
Extra large Packing Travelling Clothes, Market Laun
dry, Knife, Silver Ware, Office Scrap, Infant, WALL Flow
sr ftut Moss, sqspending Knitting, Ball, Cap, Sailor
Luncheon, Tummbler Cigar and Fishing, Baskets. Bas
kets made of the fibre of the Aloe and pith of the Fig
tree Rattles, Bassnets, Reticules, Work and Flower
Stands Willow and Rattan Chairs, Chldren's Chairs
Feather Flowers, together with many other fancy and
useful articles to be obtained only of
X. L. HARPER, SO Bromfeld street.
Baskets made to order repaired. Willow and Rat.
an Chairs repaired. dTuIhS3m apis
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miscellaneous.


ID A L L N T A G. r N C Y
- FOR THE
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-06-28
A A NJ RICAN II USE,
sSFT$ RIO STON

Ia enlarged our works prepared to answer
promptly all orders from customers and the public
our superior ILLUMINATING and LUBRICATING
KEROSENE OILS
BOSTON KEROSENE OIL CO.,
SAMUEL DOWNER, Proprietor.
No. rs Water street, near Liberty Square,
BOSTON, MASS
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-11-15
Overland Mail.

ST. Louis, Nov. 1.-THE overland mail,
with San Francisco dates of the 24th ult, has
reached Jefferson City, and will arrive here to-
night.
The clipper ship Mastif, Capt. johnson, was
burnt at sea Sept. 10th, four days out from
San Francisco for Hong Kong. Her passen-
gers and crew, numbering one hundred and
eighty one, and specie, amounting to one hun
dred thousand dollars were conveyed to Ho-
nolulu by the ship Achilles.
The King of the Sandwich Islands, in fit
ofjealousy, shot and dangerously wounded his
private secretary on the 18th of September
The affair caused great excitement and the
King contemplated abdicating, but reconsider
ed his determination.
Business at San Francisco was without i'm
proyement Butter was more active, and sales
had been made of nine thousand firkins. Adj
amantine candles were firm at 10, with good
demand Sales of crushed sugars at liz.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-11-15
LATEST NEWS.
BY TELEGRAPH
TO THE WORCESTER DAILY SPY
(Ameriean Telegraph offce, Lincoln House Blockl
Later from California

New York, Nov. l4.-Steamship Daniel
Webster arrived this evening with the Cali
fornla mails otthe 10Th ult., and three hundred
and twenty-seven passengers, Brought down by
the Uncle Sam. She left Aspinwall the after
noon of the 4th inst Nothing had been heard
of the North Star
The frigate Roanoke and storeship Relief
were at Aspinwall. All well The sloop-of
war jamestown sailed the 3D.. Aspinwall was
visited by heavy gale the Sd and 4th, which
occasioned some damage to the docks. The
shipping hauled into the stream and sustained
no damage.
The Daniel Webster brings Havana adyices
OF the 9Th. No news. Sugar nominally quiet,
one real higher. No other change in markets.
Il. IL. Harum, passenger, is missing, and is
supposed to have been lost overheard between
Aspnwall and Havana
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-11-15
From HaYti.

New YORK, Nov 14.-Advices from Hayti
of Oct p state that twenty individuals CON
cerned in the recent conspiracy and the muir
der of the Presidents daughter, had been
tried, convicted, and sentenced to death. Six
teen Of them had been already hung, one was
respited, and three had previously escaped to
France.
Gen. Ocean Ulysses, for having suppressed
the facts connected with the instruction, of
which he was previously aware was sentenced
to three years imprisonment.
Port au Prince had been relieved from mar
tial law, and the country is quiet.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-11-15
The Outrages on the Rio Grands.

New ORLEANS, Nov. l4.-The report by the
steamer Charles Morgan, which arrived at
Galveston on she 18th inst, that Cartinas cap
tured Brownsville OH the Goth ult, after five
hours hand to hand fighting, crying no quarter,
&C., is contradicted by private advices from j.
Marks & Co., from their house at Browns
vile, dated Nov 2, P. NJ, stating that Cart-
mas has made no demonstration as yet, and
that the rangers and government troops are
hourly expected. Mr.. Marks and others here
think that Brownsville will hold out until re.
intOrced. The letter from Marks & Co. came
previous to the Corpus Christi account, which
is discredted.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-11-15

New ORLEANS, Nov. 1.-THE steamship
Empire City has arrived here with Havana
dates of the 9th inst. The news is unimpor
tant. A hurricane on the Southern coast had
done some damage.
The Empire City brings Havana markels of
the 10th. Sugar was quiet, and quotations
nominal; the stock at Havana and Matanzas
was $4,000 boxes. For molasses, quotations
were nominal. Fruits were dull. Exchanges
were declining. Sterling was l5a to 164 pre-
MUM, and drafts on New York, six days, 2!
a per cent.
The steam frigate Basilisk arrived at Kew
West on the 10th inst, with the Governor
General of Jamaica on board, en- route to ia
maica. The ship Montmorenci was reported
off Sandy Key Light and a steamer had gone
to tow her up.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-11-15

WASHINGTON, Nov. 14.-The number of
patents issued from the Patent Office for the
first nine months of the present year is 1884,
and the amount of fees received $lS8, 500.
Private adyices from Boston state that Nc
Donald, recently arrested here on suspicion of
being concerned with the Harper's Ferry con-
spiracy, is undoubtedly insane. He is still de-
tanned here, though nothing has as yet tran
spired to establish his guilt.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-11-15
New York State Election.

ALBANY, Nov. 14.-The most reliable re-
turns received in this city, from doubtful coun-
ties, leave no reasonable doubt Of the election
of the whole Republican ticket.
The Boards Of CangaSserS meet at the cOun-
ty seats tomorrow Tuesday,, and the best
possible arrangements have been made to re-
ceive by telegraph, for the New York Associ-
ated Press, the official returns at the earliest
practicable moment.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-11-15

CINCINNATI, Nov. 14.-The Dayton Jour
nal makes an authoritative denial OF the state
ment that Gov. Corwin is not a candidate for
the speakership of the next House of Repres-
entatives, and says that he desires it to be I'M
derstood that he is candidate, and that his
name will be presented to the House.
The suspension bridge over the Scioto River
fell to-day, killing two men.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-11-15
Illness Of Senator Douglas.

WASHINGTON, Nov. l4.-Judge Douglas
early recovery of health was on Saturday an
ticipatcd by some of his most intimate friends.
1t is, however, reliably ascertained that he has
been extremely i'll for the last three days. His
physicians remained with him throughout last
night, and this morning regard his condition
about the same as yesterday, though perhaps a
little more comfortable.
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Sarlset.-Nnw YORK, Nov. IA.

Cotton market Arm; sales $500 bales al lsc ior MD
ding upands. ooo 49,. a.,
FLOtls-eceipts 4l600 bbls sales 10000 bbls; state
and Western without striking changc super state $496
% 500; extra State 500 % sb2O round hoop ONO Soy
40 $685. common to good extra western So,ED W ofV;
Southern 1rn; sales 1900 bbs; mixed to good 5000 W
$40; fncy and extra 1913 % 1925; Canada supernom-
nal 100 bbls extra at 535 % $50. o,oo
GRAIN Wheat quiet ana rather heavyi saies ooyg
bush; western red sl,36 for choice; western white SLOW
GALES $500 bush yellow jersey l5sc for new ana Si9
10 81 0J for old yellow southern Sl,OJ oats aetlvei
Southern and Jersey 81 % Ale; Northern and WESTERN
lA % i4tc ..,,, .
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Fires in New Orleans.

New ORLEANS, Nov. l4.-Fiye fires have
occurred here since Saturday. Three of them
were not of much importance. The other two
are as follows: New Basin Row and six stores
on Rampant street. burnt loss $1,000. Nine
squares of eighty small buildings above Chip
pewa street.
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Brownsville Troubles.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 1.-THE New Orleans
Picayune of the 18th inst says that Gen. Pal
frey's brigade Of that city is willing to go to
Brownsville if their expenses are provided for.
The public authorities are doing nothing in
the matter, and the Picayune thereupon urges
the citizens to furnish the money.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-11-15
Walkar AAtir.

New York, Nov. 1l.--New Orleans papers
of Friday say Cen Walker proposes to take
company to relieve Brownsville. 1t is also
reported that there are active moments in
Texas to succor Brownsville.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-11-15

SHIpPENsBURG, Pa, Nov. IA suspicious
looking person was arrested on Saturday, who
was supposed to be a Harper's Ferry fugitive,
but after hearing before Justice Mackey, he
was discharged for want of proof of identity.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-11-15

90 S,i5 for new prime Sl7 a SIS. Pork steady;
sales 1000 bills including 500 bb prime sellers option ali
the ear Cd private terms; Sl5 prime SOJ west
prime mess $3.50 Bacon dull and heavy Dressed hogs
nrlner at "a he Lard steady; sales 500 bbls including
500 bbls prime western, December and January delivery
at l09c bbls 09 a lie Butter dull: Ohio lao sc State
no 3c- Whisky firm sales 500 bbs at 273c. Rice firms
sales $50 tcrces at - a isc Sugars firm and qnet Mus
covado 100 hhd at q &c. Coffee firm; Rio 100 bags at
BE- IS bags at 2c AIOlasses drm New Orleans 1000
new at SIC; Muscovado, SOLO tierces "A a 26c.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-11-15

BosroN, Nov 14.-The New Orleans sloop
of war Narragansett left the Navy Yard today
ON trial trip. She will proceed as far as Nor
folk. Ship Favorite, whose loss was recently
reported. was insured in State street for $780,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-11-15
Sinking of a Steamer.

AUGUSTA, GA, Nov. 1.-THE steamer Ex-
celsior loaded with flour and corn sunk in the
Savannah river yesterday. Shell total loss.
No lives were lost.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-11-15

"a Agents Wanted from every town in the county.
Agents will find it to their advantage to examine the
complete Writing Case, before purchasing elsewhere
ms d6wtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-11-15

These Goods all woven In the wool without any
seam, on the fiber system, which combines the
greatest elasticity with the greatest strength will neither
shrink stretch out of shape crack nearly or
entirely Water Pro0f and in point of warmth durability
nl2 deodlm
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9lotites.
WORCESTER COUNTY MECHAN-


w les ASSOCIATION.-A Special Meeting of the
Association will be held in Washurn Hail. on WEDNES-
DAY Evening. Nov l6 1859 at u O'clock to act upon the
following articles to wit:
First To hear and act upon the Report Of the Board of
Trustees in relation to the efforts being made to
compromise with the creditors of the Association.
Second. To if the Association will adopt the action
of the Board of Trustees in relation thereto and 10
and ali which be necessary proper to
promote, accomplish complete the effort now being
made.
Third To see the Association Will authorize the Pres
den and Treasurer to make and execute such mortgage
mortgages of the Mechanics Hall property may be
necessary the of any loans of money
required whcrewth to effect compromise with the cred
tors of the Association said mortgage mortgages to be
such shall be approved by the Board of Trustees.
Fourth. To If the Association will direct and au-
thOze the President and Treasurer under tile direction
of the Board of Trustees to make and execute any
lease and do any act which be necessary to com
pete such compromise, and also to TO obtaining all
releases discharges and receipts of payment of the pres
ent mcumhrance on the property known as Mechanics
Hall property liability Of the Association, and to
do any other which may be required in the premises
Fifth. 10 fill a vacauy in the Board of Trustees.
Per order Of the Board of Trustees.
7. X EARLE, President.
PHINEIIAS BALL, Clerk.
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ylem advertisements,
GREAT CHI ANGE IN PRICES.
We have received this week New and elegant
BLACK CROCHET PRINCES.

10 doz beautiful Crochet Frnges sl5O yard, worth
$3.50
25doz beautiful Crochet Frnges $3.50 and SO, well
worth SO and 81 yard
doz quality Crochet Frnges at 81, worth 81
yard,
25 doz heavy Black Twist Fringes, in all widths.
All in want of uice Cloak Frnges and Trimmings will
find good assortment ana at astonishing low prices at
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-11-15
Worcester Nov TO- ls5q fhNiiiH atm PAIL 0ie iii
TN AID OF ZION.S SOCIETY.-A

II
Il supper will be given at Brinley Hail. on THURSDAY
Evening Nov. H. TO aid the members of lions Church
In the support of their pastor This Society is and
in embarrassing circumstances and the Committee hope
large number of tickets to the supper will be bought
thereby enabling them to meet present emergencies 1t
will be the endeavor of the Committee give general
isfaciiOn Let there he general attendance at Briney
Hall, on Thursday Evening, Nov. II.
Single Tickets soc; Tickets for Gentleman and Lady,
T5c Children half drice. Hall open at O'clock supper
d6t Mo
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r EICESTER ACADEMY-Tb,

- ter Terms will commence THU RSDAY, Dec. s, and
continue fourteen weeks The arrangement very
feet for giving thorough instruction in all the branches
heretofore taught Nearly twice the time usually de-
voted to rectatons and explanations is here employed
which affords advantages hardly to be found elsewhere
In addition to the Classical Department. in which the
reputation of the Academy has for than half
tury been high great attention will be paid En-
gsh and scientific studies and it is in the power of the
Trustees to guarantee better facilities for education than
can be obtained in the schools generally of the vicinity
Good board for both is offered low rate, and
board in club as low at any good school A. H.
WASHBURN, Principal, may he addressed for further
information. JOHN NELSON, Pres't of Trustees.
n9 d6wIw
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Best quality Black Velvet for ClOaks,
at very low Prices.

MADE UP LACE GOODS,
Consisting of
Real Yalencennes COLLARS,
Real Vaenciennes CUFFED SLEEVES SETS.
Real Yalenclennes FLOWING SLEEVES SETS.
Real Yalencienncs HANDKERCHIEFS.
Elegant Lace BERrdAS.
Splendid real POINT LACE SETTS, and POINT APP
PLIQUE COLLARS.
$50 Real Maltese and Honton Collars from SIC up to
49, the andsomest and cheapest lot Of Lace Collars
received.
Real Lace Coifures, Wells and Barbs
New and rich Real Yalencennes Laces, Inserttngs
Gnpure Thread and French Laces in Black and White
and great many other Real Lace Goods which we of
fer at less prices than be purchased in Boston.
Splendid French Collars and Sets.
$40 Handsome MUSLIN COLLARS at soc, which are
truly worth T5c.
275 Handsome Muslin Collars at 81, well worth Sl75,
large assortment of richer Collars and Sets all of
which offer at great reduction from former prices.
Infants Robes Waists, Cambria Bands, Edgings and
nsertings
IT'S Handsome Black Lace Vels from SIC up to 75c.
They very cheap.
1862 Handsome French Wells, at unheard of low prices.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-11-15

The subscriber has taken rooms in American House
Block where lie will give his attention to tho Sale and
Renting of Real Estate, Repairing of Tenemens Collect
ing Rents Bills, &c Also to the Sale of Patent Rights
Patented and other Articles, Machinery, &c viii also
furnish families with the best help the market Affords
free of charge. Orders for either of the above thankful
~ received and promptly attended to, at Room No and
American House Block, up stairs corner of Main and
Foster streets. Z. HAVEN
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nREAD INSTITuTE. FOR YOIING
A GENCY & COMMISSION ROOMS.

" LADIES, WORCESTER, MASS.-1he next term
of this Institution will the It'll day of De-
cember, under the direction of Rev r. L. PAfTISON,
d. ID. d3tawtf NJ
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-11-15

PACK AGAIN.-The subscriber has re-
~ turned and taken charge of the Grst Mill at South
Worcester, where he will be happy to accommodate all
who call upon nm Grain and Meal of all kinds constant
ly kept on hand for sale. AMOS WHITNEY, Miller
South Worcester, Nov. 2, 1859. d2m* NJ
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STOCK & CARRIAGES FOR SALE.

STOCK & CARRIAGES FOR SALE.
r S ale:
Two valuable Yoke of Oxen
Twelve good New Mich Cows.
Several Young Cattle and Calves.
Also, One Pair Bay Mares well matched, sound and
kind
one valuable family Horse, suitable for all work
One Top Buggy, LockwoOds make, and built to order
Also, Several Second hand Luggies.
Persons in want of Neat Stock, Horses or Carriages
wo..o.to. a., ., ,o.o CHARLES B. PRATT,
worcester, Oct u, 1883. d3w OBS
7 ,YCEUM LECTURE.-A Lecture on
Language, prepared for delivery before Lyceums or
Literary Societies Address 5; W. HATHAWAY, Ian
INDEPENDENT COURSE OF Lee
GURES.-A Course of eight Lectures will be deliver.
successive Tuesday evenings.
The following well known popular Lecturers have been
engaged
Rev. Thomas Starr King,
Friday Evening, Nov. 10.
GEORGE WM. CURTIS, Monday Evening, Dec E.
Tickets for single lecture, rs cents, had at the
Doors opened att Lectures to at "a clock
Worcester, Oct, b. 1853. Diff s26
GROCERIES, GROCERIES,. HAIR
~ RINGToN \ co. would invite all customers at
the old stand @ Main street. to continue their trade
surfing all, both in the city and country who como to
buy groceries for cash short undoubted credit that
experience labor capital attention will be spared
make this the pace for them to trade. d&w3m o4
DIKE'S PEAK AND THE PLATTE
Il yALLEY-Their mineral and agricultural produc-
tons the character and gold mines climate
soil and natural eriostie OF Western Nebraska
life in the mnes lecture for Lyceums and Literary So
cieties, written from personal observation Address
Smyrna times., 1859-05-19
/ r e N S

diving TO the slim attendance of dele
gates at the State Temperance convention,
held in the basement fthe Central Presbyterian
church, in Wilmington, on Wednesday, they
adjourned to meet on Thursday, the 10th of
June.
William O'Daniel, Joshua Maris, VIM.
F. Causey and WIN. +. Ceaden, have been ad- :
mitted to practice at the Bar Of the courts of
Delaware.
Bishop Scott has returned from his mis-
sion TO Kansas and Nebraska, after an absence
of about month.
john ID. Turner, formerly member of
the Delaware State Senate from Newcastle
county, died on Monday week near Red Lien.
-Thomas c. Bradley died at his residence
in Pencader Hundred, near Newark, on Sunday
week, aged about So years.
D. T. Richards has sold a snug farm
near st. Johnstown Station, on the Delaware
Railroad, belonging to l.. R. Jacobs, to w. r.
Walker, of Dover, for $1,000.
The court just held in this county, says
the Reporter, was one of great terror to the
colored population. The Jury chosen at the
last term seemed to be "agin" niggcrs.
The NJ. E. church in Dover is about to
undergo extensive Improvements in the way of
painting, papering, &c.
MIR. John Wesley Collins, Sr, an old
and much esteemed citizen Of Milford, died at
his residence on Thursday night last, the 18th
instant, of erysipeas, aged about 68 years.
MIR. Stanton, late of the firm of Grier g.
Stanton, is erecting buildings at FELTON, for the
Foundry and Machine business. FELTON, is
rapidly going ahead,