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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-08-18

SAN FRANcIsco, Aug. l5.-The United
States quartermaster has just paid $3.50, 900
in gold to the San Francisco Wooden Factory
company, for army clothing supplied to the
California volunteers.
The supreme court has denied re-hearng
IN tne Frederick will case, SO the question
whether the will was a forgery can not be jul
dicially investigated.
SAN FRANcIsco, Aug. 1.-THE steamer
Orlzapa arrived at 8 o'clock this morning from
Fanama' bringing nineteen passengers saved
from the Golden Gate in the boat heretofore
reported missing. -Four others were saved
THOSE remaining at Manzanilla will take the
downward steamer for Panama. The follow
ing are the names of the saved, with their
former residences Richard w. Henderson,
Cleveland, Ohio; Wilhelm Corbett Bavaria
Jocane Bruno, Italy; S. Francis, France
Arthur Lepper, ST. Catharines, Canada; S,
L. Huse, Wyandotte Ohio; Chas. A. Bel
ford, Boston; Max Seghton, Prussia; S. p.
Storms, Brighton; Edward Lame, New York |;
julius Salager, San Francisco; Amos Clark,
Baymansville, N. Y; Il. Clark, do
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New YORK, Aug. 16.-The steamboat Nj
agara of Sag Harbor has been taken by the
government. Four thousand Enfield rifles,
captured on board the English rebel steamer
Nassau, have been purchased by the govern
ment.
The steamer City of Manchester sailed for
Europe to-day with $2SS,000 in specie and
about one hundred passengers. No skedad-
dlers were allowed to depart on this steamer
or the British Queen, which also sailed for
Nassau, for which place quite number of in
dividuals from the vicinity of Baltimore were
anxious to depart
ST.. JOINS, N. F., Aug. I6.-The steam
ship st, Andrew arrived last evening, and
sailed for Quebec this morning. She reports
that the steamer Mercedita is advertised to
sail from London on the fifteenth for st.
Johns, and private letters received here state
that she is rebel steamer.
SPRINGFIELD, Mass, Aug 17-John Da-
ley, an Irish laborer, was killed on Saturday,
by falling from the cars through the bridge at
Chester Mills. He was private in the 9th
regiment.
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LATEST NEWS.
Coils. Coreornn and wilcox Free .
BY TELEG APH
TO THE WORCESTER DAILY SPY.

WASHINGTON, Aug. l6.-Col. COrcoran,
Col. Wilcox. Lieut. Col. Brown, and Mai.
Rogers reached fortress Monroe this after
ternoon, and are expected to start at once for
Washington. Three hundred and twenty off
GERS have been exchanged, among them Lieut..
Monroe tomorrow for Aiken's Landing. to
bring away one hundred and thirty officers
that have been confined in Richmond
WASHINGTON, Aug. I7.-Cols Corcoran
and Wilcox with Lieut.. Col Bowman and
Major Wedges, arrived here this morning in
the steamer Henry Burden, accompanied by
Adjutant General Thomas. This afternoon
while Col. C0rcoran and his friends were at
dinner, regiment marched to his quarters
and halted. The band having played an air
of welcome, cheers were given and also calls
for his appearance both by the military and
the large crowd of civilians.
Col. Corcoran in response expressed his
ardent wish that the rebellion should be speed
lily crushed. New York and PENNSYLVANIA
in fact all the states, must vie with each other
to put down the traitors. For himself, he
was ready to seize in his hand either the
sword or the musket, prepared at once to
teshc any pOSltlOH 10 serve his country. lie
would not indulge in lengthy remarks at this
time. He simply appeared to bow his ac-
acknowledgements, but he would SO IN take an
opportunity to say few words to his fellow
citizens. HGthanked the officers and men be-
fore him for their kindly greeting. Nothing
had done his heart so much good as to hear
these cheers, excepting the cheers which he
heard, when prisoner, at the Union celebra-
ton in the ancient town of Salisbury, n. c.,
on the 4th of July last.
The colonel of the regiment briefly and APP
propriately responded, and the military re-
sumed their march. Col. Corcoran retired
amid enthusiastic cheers. A magnificent re-
cepton is to be given Colonies Corcoran and
Wilcox, tomorrow evening. Hon. Alfred
Ely, now in Washington, has been selected to
make the welcome speech. Coils. Corcoran
and Wilcox will respond to Mr.. Ely. Senat-
ors Harris Of New York, Chandler Of Michi-
gan, and Sumner of Massachusetts, now here,
are expected to speak in welcome to the dis
tinguished prisoners. The old 69th regiment,
formerly under command Of Col. Corcoran.
are ordered up to Washington to be present at
the reception. This afternoon and evening,
the room of Col. Corcoran was crowded with
friends
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Affairs in Tennessee.

NASHVILLE, Aug. ia construction train
left this morning to repair the tunnel at Gala
tin. The hands were captured by guerrillas
near Gallatin. The engineer escaped with
the locomotive. 1t is rumored that several
Union houses were burned at Gallatin.
NASHVILLE, Aug. 17.-Col. Miller made a
reconnaissance near Galatin, last night
Morgan had decamped to Knoxville and join
ed Forest.
Two federal couriers were captured on the
Murfreesboro' road last night. A party that
sought to capture rebels at a house six miles
distant were fired upon by guerrillas, who
said they would have Nashville to-day. The
party say 1000 rebels are near the city. An
other party captured large gang of seces-
sionists.
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From GEN. McClelIan,s Army.

FORTRESS MONROE, Aug. ia rebel
spy was captured day before yesterday, while
proving about within the lines of Gen. Nc
Clelan's pickets. He was brought down to
Harrison's Landing on horseback, with his
eyes bandaged and sent down to the Rip
Raps.
The army of the Potomac have all been
thoroughly examined by the physicians to a
man, and all not capable for immediate SER
vice, have been sent down the river in trans
ports and are to be sent to some suitable point
or points to recruit their health. The follow
ing transports have just arrived, loaded with
them The Columbia, Elm City, Commo-
dore, and State of Maine.
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ST. JOSEPH, Aug. l6.-The engine house
of the Hannibal and St. Joseph railroad, with
five locomotives and other machinery, was
burned last night. Only one engine was
saved. Loss 100000, only partly insured.
KANSAS CITY, Aug. l6.-On Thursday
morning, Col. Penick, with a detachment of
men, attacked the rebels near Bare. The loss
of the rebels is not known. Ours was two
killed and seven wounded. Two rebels who
had been hauling supplies for the rebel SOL
diers a week or two, stated that there was no
camp in the neighborhood. They were taken
with arms in their hands, and having Colonel
Penick's protection papers on their persons,
were Immediately hung.
GLASGOW, Howard Co., Mo-, Aug. b
Col. Guitar had fight with Poindexter yes
terday morning, on Murich Fork, in Charlton
county, some thirty miles from this place, and
scattered his men. Not less than 200 or 300
were killed and wounded. Col. Guitars men
fought them eighteen miles running. Some
Of them have sent to know on what terms
they can stay at home. They have taken the
oath, but now they want to stay at home.
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MEMPHIS, Aug. 14.-Some of jeff. Thomp.
sons cavalry surprised company of the third
Wisconsin eleven miles east of Helena, on the
1lth. Our forces soon rallied, and poured
such destructive fire into the enemy that
they retired in confusion. Several of them
were taken prisoners.
JEFF. Thompson sent flag of truce to Gen.
HOvey, who occupies Oldtown, thirty miles
below Helena, last week, demanding the sur
render of all negroes within his lines, or pre-
pare to fight: Hovey dismissed the flag, and
started in pursuit, with ten days rations
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A Gnn-mnl1inr LuhiIee.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. l6.-Jenks & Mitchell,
proprvlors Of the Bridesburg arsenal, deliv-
cred to the government to-day, the first thous-
and muskets of the Springfield pattern made
by private contractors. The event was cele-
brated by the workmen in raising flag, firing
a salute Of thirtyfour guns, and speeches.
The arsenal is now turning out hundred
guns a day, and will soon increase its capaci-
ty to $50 guns day.
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New YORK, Aug. l6.-[Special to the Spy.l
Capt. Charles H. Watson of the 18th regi-
ment Massachusetts volunteers, has arrived
in New York, in charge of one hundred and
eighty-nine recruits for the I'd, 9th, 18th, and
22d Massachusetts, regiments. They will leave
by the Amboy route, at five o'clock P. NJ, for
Washington.
recruits for New Hampshire and Massachu
sets regiments, left here this afternoon for
the south. Quite number of convalescents
also took the train to rejoin their comrades.
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The rhirtr-Fourth Regiment.

New YORK, Aug. l6.-The 34th Massachu-
sets regiment, Col. Wells, arrived here at
eight o'clock this morning, on the steamer
City of Boston, receiving salutes from all the
steamboats, in the river, and cheers from the
shores of East River and from crowds on the
ferry boats. &c. The regiment was landed at
Jersey CITY. where it was vociferously cheered
bv the ,Jerseyites, and heartily greeted by nu-
merous friends. They left this afternoon
amidst great enthusiasm.
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New YORK, Aug. II. Steamer Trade
Wind from New Orleans, the 9th, arrived to-
night. Her passengers report that the rebels
under Breckenridge attacked Baton Rouge on
the 9TH, but were repulsed. Gen. Williams
had his head SHOT off by cannon ball.
The steamer Roanoke is below. The steam
er 5. r. Spaulding, with six hundred sick
soldiers from Harrisons Landing is below
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Fort BRIDGER, UTAH, Aug. IA short
time since the Indians stole one hundred and
fifty horses and mules, near this place, which
belonged to Jack Robertson. The Mormon
troops, under Capt Smith, pursued them 800
miles north without success. The troops
were without provisions week, and were
obliged to subslst on their mules. The Snake
chief Washakee is now here.
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asen. McCnII,s Converslon.

New York, Aug. 16.-The Posts WASH
ington special says ;-"Gen. Mccall returns
from Richmond with different ideas of the
war. He says that our motto should be-
instant submission on the part of the rebels
or their determination The general is at
the war department to-day"
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LOUISVILLE, Aug. 17.-By an amicable ar
rangement, John f. Fiske has resigned the
spcakership of the senate and Jas. F. Robin
son of Scott county, is elected in his stead.
Beriah Magoffin has resigned the governor
ship. Thus Robinson becomes governor dc
facto for Magoffin's unexpired term. Matt
johnson of Lexington, has been elected sec
rotary of state. John B. Temple, president
of the military board, has resigned and the
duties thereof devolve on Robinson as acting
governor. Robinson and secretary johnson
are staunch and able Union men.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-08-18

LEXINGTON, Mo, Aug. l2.-Tndependence
was attacked yesterday by 1900 rebels, under
Hughes and Quantrell, and after an hours Sc
we're fighting the federals surrendered. TWEEN
ty of our men are reported killed. The rein
forccments which were sent from here last
night, to assist our troops at Independence,
have returned. There is great excitement,
and everybody is preparing for the conflict.
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Huron HEAD, Aug lO-J. Pembroke
Jones, the captain of the new rebel ram, is
one of the prisoners captured on board the
steamer General Lee from Savannah. The
vessel came for the purpose, more than any
other of bringing that officer to spy out the
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-08-18

CAIRO, Aug. 17.-Judge Joshua Allen,
member of congress from the 9th district, was
arrested and brought here to-day charged
with discouraging enlistments. Judge BruH
of Marion county was also arrested on sim-
liar charge
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MADAME MONSUER has arrived AMI

H'A will remain for a short time only at the Ldncoln
iiohse Ladies reception Rooms stairs (entrance on
Elm street-st turning to the right where sha can be
Consulted IN regard 10 known future events relative 10
sckes health distant friends, Irrages wealth. mum
De u c lre place o esidehc OF the person in future
ana even the age, complr XiOn condition of life &c of
inc FuIUkE HUSBAND OR WIFE, and wi ] answer
any one question given her upon any subject whatever
agreeable to the person propOunding the v
what means she can do this last known to herself
put barely KNOWS as others know she can 10 il She
descended from long line of French Astruloeers and
Can also tell the future by the hands and cards Those
VINO wlsi Tor consultation please call on Madame Mon
Suer at the Lincoln House. CCe hours from a. m to
y ~. IPTIll5 5l CENTS. M2M nnl2
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Latest from the RapIdan-POpe's Army
I'm Motion.

CULPEPPER, Aug. 16.-There was general
advance towards the Rapidan this morning
If the rebels intend to dispute our possession
of Orange, they will probably endeavor to
drive us back. Up to l o'clock this afternoon
nothing about any fight had reached Culpep-
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9ottees.
MASSACHUSETTS,


M AOO AZ ~ DE 1O IEACH ERS'
ANA ASSoCIATI0N.-The eighteenth Annual Meet
ing ofhe Massachusetts, Teachers Association will be
held IN Worcester, at CRY HALL, On MONDAY and
TUESDAY, August 18th and 18th.
Monday, Aug. ls.-At l2A &C ok p. IN. the meeting
will be orangized for the transaction Of business The
customary addresses and rep rs will be made At %
O'Clock D m iiscus-ion-Subject: WHAT'S the Extent
OF the Teachers authority over bis scholars beyond
school Hours! The discussion will be opened by Hon
joseph White, Secretary OF the Board of Education
of the High School, Worcester.
Tuesday, Aug bat 9 o'clrck a. nj a Meeting for
business Ats O'Clock a. m, Lecture by samuel W
The Utility and Practicability of Gymnastics in Public
Schools At he request of the Committee of Aarrange
ments class of boys from tn Eliot School will be pres
emit and execute the various gvmnasuc movements
practieed in that school The lecture will be followed
teers, and other business At q p Discussion
Subject: What the Res lonsDites Of Teachers in
Relation to the Present Crisis Ofour Country. Gov
drew has consented to open the discussion clock
p. m Diseusslon-Subiect: The Best Method Of H.
ereasng the Moral Sentiment OF a school Al O'Clock
p m "a Lecture by Prof H. Seelye of Amherst Coli &C.
rious individuals.
The Committee of Arrangements instructed by the
BOARD OF Directors have net requested the private hos
pltalitv of the citizens Of Worcester They have how
ever made arrangements by which those attending the
usual rates. "' """ "'e
Tickets for the Round Trip either 10 Worcester and
back or to Hartford and back. with the privilege of
the Boston aud Worcester railroad at HALF PriCE
The Secr.tarys check will not be received on this road
Arrangements have been made with tho western Con
necticut VALLEY, Old Colony and Fall River astepn
Hoston and Maine. Boston and Lowell and Taunton and
New Bedford Railroads, for free return tickets
JOHN KIRKLAND President,
Boston, July 81 1862. dtaul9 aula
FOR SALE-One second Inland Chaise
and Harness. Inquire of s. L. HOOD 22s Main
street, Worcester, Mass. dGwtf n,Vln
SCHOOL FOR GTRLS.-Miss Nancy
~ BAKER will open school for misses at her home
Sasourv street. flrmerlv the residence Of r. " Ham
mona, Esq on Wednesday, the 10th of September.
Number OF pupils limited and
SeaTsers several Fn VII be reeyed into the family
au4 dawistf
ASELL FEMALE SEMINARY
- This Institution begins its Fall Term on THURS
DAY, September H. 1t has been in operation eleven
experience in their respective departments
Apply for catalogues and information to
G.. W. BRIGGS, Prncipal
Auburnda!e, Mass, Aug. 1867 deod4w aul
IT, G ON Monty is WEALT
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r EICESTER ACADENY-TLe m


Inc maze department u organized INTO a regularly
cipie ne institution provides arms and equipments
ana the students furnish their own uniforms
TUITION Ancient and Modern Languages 81. HIN,
or English branches, So; and common English branches
50 per term OF fourteen weeks Extra charge Tor Nsc
ana PenmanShip INDECENT students preparing for tIe
ihStr' receive their tuition free board from 81 IN
49, and in the club at cost. S-'' "
4. II. COOLIDGE. Sec'y. - '''
Leicester Aug. |, 1862 deodEy3W AMI
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BIRMINGHAM STATE NORMAL

u ~ NNIl n vi . "A II NOkM AL
SCMoJL:-Candidatcs for admission will be exam
med on TUE \ the md day september. commcnc.
ing az " O'Clock. TUITION FREE The Common
wealth appronale7 annually thousand dollars to aid
deserving pupils who not able to meet even the
slight expenses OF the school. Fer circulars aplv TO
aui6 DIV GEO. n. BlGELoW Principal
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III ASELL FEMALE SEMINARY
r. c Monty IS WEALTH
MARTINE's
Patent KerOAe enc Burner.
To burn Kerosene or coal ous

w i t n e Chilnna
er can be applied to the ordinary mud lamp and has the
foil owing advantages: II is the economical burner
NetnVented (aside from the loss breaking chimevs
of the ordinary Kerosene lamp as it can he renind 20
cents il neither smokes Smells cin SHARKS or is tio
To Npoue II ans with steady flame similar thnurb
I3ther nore brilliant than fluid, and he carried
around without the least danger being extngusheJ
even II taken out door in ordinary weather
Town rights will be sold on favorable terms
For sale by II AYRES. owner OF the right IA, wor
cester County 23S Main street. Worcester dsw3m a1s
SOMETHING NEW-For Chois and
~ Singing Schools. TIlE VOICE OF PRAISE.ane<
New and Attractive Feat Tres; rendering il the ,,.t DO
sirabie work Of the kind For the use Of I q Cboir
SlnsngSchOol Musical Convention and tho lIon,e ~
Gle BY Edward hamilton. III
~ This book is OF series of trienpia ,ro1rc
LIONS naue 10 supply market artically
me embodiment If the best fruits of the labor OF t
shop Il, Seetton arrangenent and composition, during
period 81 lhrty years, devoted to Sacred Music
~ special attention is directed the fact thai this
DonK is printed irOmarle. clear tyne the object helm
NOT TO see now much could be crowded into il bat how
wei IL conh DC done We have, therefore, haudsou G.
open page with but one part staff eNcept in a W
Stthuafd Wel-knpwn tunes selected
use race 81; 81 per dozen Specimen cIpies sent nv
na postpaid on receipt OF price Specimen pages sent
ers' 21I Washington street, Boston. dtf aus
T ,EICESTER ACADEMY.-The Fan
Term will commence on TUESDAY Aur 10 under
tne charge Of WM. 3. PHILLIPS A. Nj. PRINCIPAL
iih Nh y MERhIAM A. Nj, and Miss Adelaide
Thorough instruction will be given in the Classics and
nuneII Languages ana i'll the common and higher En-
study OF the Natural Scen. hi .har Natbenatc
anu ample apparatus for Illustration provided
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MESSENGER'S NOTTCE-WoRcrs

~ TER IS August Is, ls62.-IIoN. HENRY CHAPLIN,
Judge OF Probate and lnsoy ency ann for the County
OF Worcester has this day issued warrant against the
estate, of ROYAL A. KEITH Of Grafton, IN the county
Of Worcester yc0mau, an InsOlvcnt Debtor; and the
payments of debts and the delivery Of any property
belonging TO said insOvent debtor him iOr his use
ana the transfer Of any property by him. forbidden by
law
The first meeting Of the creditors Of the said nsOlvent
debtor, Will be held Court Insolvency at W0rces-
ter On the ninth LAY Of september next At o'clock
IN The forenoon for the proof CT debts and the choice
an Assignee or Assgnces
5. j HALL, Deputy Sheriff,
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MORTGAGEE'S SALE.-Will be sold

M Or TGAHEHS SALE.-WilI be sold
~ - at Public Auction. on WEDNESDAY. Aug 90 A.
p lsb, at 10 O'Clock In the forenoon the premises
the following described estate certain lot land sit
uated In WORCESTER and bounded follows, wit: be-
ginning at the southwest corner thereof land H. O.
Partridge ana upon private passage way of said Part
ridge at fence thence nOrthey by said passage way
forty eight feet and i've inches to land now or formerly
OF one Whteuiore thence bv land of said Whit em6re
easer ortv seven ieet six inches to land
oi Jos walker thence southcrly by said Walkers land
and land now or late Of Ann r. Cotton fifty feet and six
inches to land of said Partridge, thence westerly by
land of said Partridge forty seven feet six inches 10
the place Of BEGINNING said lot situate between AUS
TN ana Chatham streets in the city of Worcester said
private way Of g. Partridge. will be sold in pur-
suancc OF power oisale contained in certain mortgage
given BY Daniel X Pratt aud Ann ST. ratt to George r.
hce dated the second day of February A. 1859 and 70
cordedin the Worcester ounty Registry OF Deeds Book
6 Page 2l3 default having made i'm the condition
OF sald mortgage, The terms Of the sale will be cash,
and the necessary deeds to pass the title premises
VIII be ready for delivery thereafter IL possl-
pie For further partic ulars inquire Of A. McF DAVIS
Atty &c, No. ii Bank Block, Foster street.
GEORGE 4. RICE, Mortgage.
Worcester, July s. 1862. dts iys
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I ,IGHT PORTABLE SELF-GEN

IGHT PORTABLE SELF-GEN
- ER lrfTG GAS LIGHT, for City or Country, Gas
made from COAL OIL, Patented by James 5 Gray
Dee 18th, lS50fhs invention brings the luxurious and
brilliant eaS light within the reach OF ALL enabling the
farmer to dispense with his gr asy and offensive smell
ling Kerosene Lanas and dripping candles, and the c
zehs TO ne entirely Independent Of gas companies A
pint OF oil VIII last FIR forty hours-dcpendng
upon the size OF the fame, which is regulated BY kew
Il is Clean ana entirely free from dange used in
all ornamental for such CHI 3neers brackets ia
be stands, &c For lighting private dwellings, church
es shops and railroad cars, it is mequallcd This is
something entirely new DO not mistake it for an, thing
you have seem The small sizes be carr cd about
IKE lamp. The oil can be burned in any laid lamp
and will last longer than fluid
Agent wanted m every town in the county to sell the
oil and Lamps For sale at No. Bay state Block or
cester Aso, county amt state rights for sale bv the
patehee james GRAY, who can be found above for
Anew days ony. Angler & JENNINGS.
aus
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E'OUND-A small Porte Monnaie, con.
tanning small sum Of mOneY and articles of value
to the owner who have the by applying to the
undersigned and paying for this advertisement.
JOHN KENDRICK,
Brick house, West Roylston street, Worcester.
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THE COMPREHENSIVE h

4 WI T
- existing under the name of JENKINS, II MILTON
a. HYDE, Is this day dissolved by limitation f. r.
~ DE retiring The business will be continued at the
old stand, under the name of
jenkins, HAMILTON, & 70.
WORCESTER, d uly % 1851 dtf aul6