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aeneraI Orders 10. 44.
HEAPoU1ETEHs, o. s. FoRCEs)

- LAAaA ara A4nDi u ~ a o1ASEoaf
Nashville Tenn, Nov. 81, 1868.
His Hoaor, the Mayor of the city, aud
che Asst. Med. Director Of the Depart
1nent, reporting the continued spread Of
the smsn Pe1 in this city, all persons,
citizens as well as soldiers, are hereby
required TO have themselves yaccinated
at once.
For the benefit Of the community, q
MedicsT Officer will be in attendance
daily, from 70 o'clock, p. NJ, At the
following places:
3he Alde'men's Room in the Market
Hoase, CD the Public square.
Eagine House No. 3, on Cherry street,
South Nashville.
Graiuitous vaccination viii be afforded
at ali these depots.
The neglect or violation of this order
BY citizens vii subject them to fine or
30 be sent north Of our lines. -
Commanding officers of brigades, regi-
mems, batteries and detachments at this
post will see that their commands are
promptly vaccinated.
By order Of
Brig. Gen. R. S. GRANGER.
E1efL 81 Nv EEVIN,
nov p .1w Capt. and A. A. G.
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VIII be furnished free Of charge to soldiers In or out
Of the Hospitals, II their Bottles or nkstands are
brought at hours SoLDIEKs are taught one.
third less than citizens.
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30, GOO Agents wand !

90, 900 Agents Wanted
RARE OPPORTUNITY.
$4,000 Watches, Gold Pens and Pencils, Vest,
Guard ard Neck Chains, ClIatelaine Chains
and Pins, Engraved Bracelets, Engraved
Spring Lockets,
Aaso1le hiags ees p-ss eenif CalifoFnid Dsa1noAd
FiHs, CALIFORNIA; Dsa1zfrd e. D,ns Bsau;shl So az
Jssei5y, es Sgies SEdsasa 5aaosss, ETC.,
Worth 100000,
To Be sid for One Dollar each, without regard 10
value, and not TO be paid for til you know
what yon are get.
IN al transactions by mali We shall charge for
doing the bEsinsas Is cents caeh which msst sc en-
closed when tho request IL made 10 kn5W What you
can have. AMER knos ing what you csn have, tht 4
or not.
Five articles eau be ordered for si-eleVea for q
thirty for Ss--sxiy-eFs Tor Slo-snd one hundred
foE SIS
VITA the infoFmaalen Of what you can have viii b
sent Circular giving fail instructions 20 agents and
full Cetaiogns q srticiss, ard then u will be Al
your option 90 se1d and get the artieis or net
Also, fer 81 VII send = solid Silver Shield q
slther Army CORPS Pin, with your name, regizaeal
and oonptny handsomely engraved apps H.
As am.)wARD a 90.
BoH ss7s, New Vera SOS Broadway
noFta
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TO RENT-FoR 1864.


TIE UNDERSIGNED haylng been authorized to re-
cruit troops Tor tie United States servics for the
tern of three years during the the ios al
men of0eorkia, dssrous Of giving fecruittng CON-
ns1ions e olerEete. Fus Enens Wh9 uii b o1nnais
sioned ~ soon - he conpany = fall- Tor infhruA
sios Apply . ?. e HoHARns
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We are authorised by j. R. DnLoN,
Esq, Surveyor Of Customs, ct Nashville,
to say TO the Farmers, who reside North
of Duck River, that they can now bring
in their Cotton, IoJaocO, and other Produce
20 Nashville, for sale, and that
IL O er nl 1t
is required to do 50 from any place North
of Duck River.
We are prepared to purchase Cotton,
Tobacco, &C., and we hope our old
friends in the above named District viii
avail themselves of this opportunity to
bring their crops TO market.
Any produce brought to our warehouse
for sale, will at all times bring the
highest market price.
A. HAMILTON & CO.,
oct31-lm. ..,- .,....
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oIrIcl o1 ersIoa ASD gCrfAv1sTs0 --otARTElz'n,


nashville, 1IEE SOy.l1s. 1858.
ssalsd proposa vii be received at this ONCE tai
TUEsDAT, DsCEaBER 18Th, 1885 Al u O'Clock,
= sbeu they will be opensd,to furnish theQuHrter-
master DspzTim0nti n this fity with a3als
SooOoo Bgshels Of Corn. at sc lbs TO the bushel.
2B06oG . Oats, 81 ibs. 4" YliE 7
60OOe tons Of Hay, At 200Oibs. q" ton.
The Corr ard eats to bs good, clean, sound, msr.
caantsb article, and the hay 10 BE- what Il known
% the Ohio riFfT, as 1rst cass Timothy.
Graia and bay % be EuDjeet 70 insIeeti before
bsiug reesiYed. IN :.
Grain 70 be pat up in good strong sacks o. not
Isss tba a Twp sShes each, and the price per bush
e, inci uaihr sxcks, nusf be stated
All bids for less than 10 go bushels Of grain, or
1.gOtnBs e BAY, Vii bsselected .Itl l"T
The Qusrtermsster reserves the right to reject any
ard al bids conside ed TOO high. r. ,1Jii
Bios should be eBdoFgCd -rtT .f. g..
'Irspa sails for ------' (hsy, corn or oats, as
The Gaze may b0.) ..t .Ia.sf... u
and each proposal must be accompanied ~ "a oath
a allegiance.
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NASHVILLE, Dec 18Th, lS5o
Nh J. ". DoIBEln

SIR: The few lessons took from you some time
since in Photography, have enabled 70 save more
than twoairds Of the labor in preparing my sermons
and have no doubt Il will soon enable me 10 save
three fourths OF il. have never spent time more
probably than In its attainment and feel perfectly
Tree In recommending it TO Cergymen generally, as a
means by which vast amount of time may be saved
and that with far less EFFORT than ia generally sup
posed. Its principles few and 81 nple, Of easy
attainment and suited to the full expression OF eVry
y snent record. Yours respectfully. n.
q .aH rg ss , EsHAYs,
Pastor Of the % PT1ss2terian Church,
go Nashville Tenn.
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NAsHv1ILE, Auru.t l. ls

NASHVILLE, August j, 1853.
In about siY months from the time began the
study Of Photography with less than cne-third Of
said time devoted 70 its attainment, was employed
as Reporter for the United States Board OF Claims
The misunderstanding OF Mr. ]. W DolbeAr, Of Nash
vie and the study aud practice OF the concise com
prehensfve, and judiciOusy arranged phonOgraphi
books Of Ben Pitman, Of Cncinnat have thus easily
enabled me 20 make Photography practically useful
Its primo pies are quickly mastered and i know Of
nothing thzt youEg persons learn with equal pros
pect Of immediate and profitable employment. "a
q The secretary Of War has ordered, July 9Th, 1868
in "General Order No. EOS, Photographic r porters
tie act Of Congress, approved March g. 1893 will be
allowed not exceeding ten dollars per day" etc Tus
vii Of eOurse greatly Increase The demand for Re
porters- f-- w -- DUAcAE n. DoRkEs.
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ouAaErEE

TlssbnIties g tbe BIDDER 20 fulhl tie contract
Fhould t be awarded hin, must be guaranteed by
two rpsp0Dsib perfons ghOie siRastures must be
appended % The guarantee.
The refpons biity q the guArantors must be shown
b. tae c1 ie ceftidcsfe OF the Clerk Of the neafet
Dsirct X arr, y the United Stats District Aftor
ney. Bidders must Be preseutin person, when the
BIDS areopsnef, ther proposals. will not bac IN
sdsre5. Bonis, equal in amoant 20 half the sum TO
b received on tbe contract signed by the Contract
o. sad b hs Gusrsntees, Will be required Of the
Successful bidder upon SHINING the contract AS the
bond mu { accomDany the Q Jntract IL will be ne
osssaTy for the ID, TO hsvs their bordsuen With
then, Or 10 have bonds gue4 IN anticipation, aud
READY 70 be produced when the contract - signed.
FoRn 6uAEAEIEK. ---gr--I .
We, - Of tbs Comfy q - and The state
q -, do hereby gusraatee, that - Is able
70 falnl contract "a accordance with the terms OF
his proposition aud that, Should bis proposiion be
soc-p'ed he will 81 opee enter In to e0uiraet in
oordance thersWiih. Shouli the contract be award
81 him, We are prepared 10 become his sureties.
To thi' guarantee must be appended the Official
cSTtilcEfe aboTs lentioDsd. #L..l %.
noYle In J. I. DONALDSON, 81 81
Chief Q. N.
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remain yours ! TVS ' Ta0s' Il. BE,yToS.

Allow me to introduce TO you my friend. J. ". Dol
bear who sits your city for the purpose Of teach
Ing 9enmanship and Photography. His reputation
as successful teacher IS well and so widely estab-
lighed that Will say nothin that score. ] only
desire TO present him as gentleman from whose so
ciety have derived much pleasure and profit, and as
one whom you have the intelligence 70 appreciate.
anything you may do to further his designs will be
gratefully acknowledged BY your friend,
.- Ia.e4i4J fl Il.sI7 = i JOHN g. EDGAR
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ROOM oser Smiths Drug Store, Cor Church and Tiss
Streets HOURS, to IL, 8. m, to 5, p. M, and
70 9 At night. .Er EL
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NaHEiLlE, Angust !, lsss.

In January last Mr.. J. W. DOl6ear gave frse o.
charge, course Of lessons In Photography and Wri.
ting 30 myself and many other wounded soldiers il
Hospital No. 20. Tedious b.IuFs were thus chaRped
10 pleasant and profitable ones. We valua highly
our knowledge Of Pbonography, and those who have
LETT the Hospital correspond IN Il with th0se who
have not. W. T. DerEin, OF Company =, 10Th ~ s.
A., who returned home disabled for life from bis
wounds writes thai he IL teaching PhonOgraphy, and
ends il 60 probable that be would not take $1,000
for Whist be learned from Mr.. d. think both soldiers
and once would and the learning Of Il probable
empoyment TOR their leisure tina IN camp or hoEpt
tai, without detrlment 70 other duties.
W g. sHAFER,
- r.-tef. Clerk Hospital No 20
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II Photography we're taught TO every soldier 10 the
army, Mr.. D. believes most Of them would value Il
highly as the pay they receive from the Govern.
ment without In the least interfering With their du-
lee as soldiers. .ausEr
Bon. THoAAs q. Benton said in Congress
Had This art been known forty YEAR, ago II would
have SAVED as twenty years Of hard labor"
II Photography IA thus valuable in saving 50 large
Az amount q fetirne should not every child have
ne TAst advsnslges, especially when they be had
40 70 small a. expense q time and money II il
would have saved twenty years OF hard labor the
hs % one man should years q hard s5or be brought
upoROtheFs for the WAht Of biesssag 0f such easy
attAinmenti r locs,ll
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worth S4Oo,OOo,

To Be sid for One Dollar each, without regard
value, and not TO be paid for till sou know
what you are to get.
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Ist Lieut. Thos Elkin, 18th Ky.
Vols, "A. D. Q. E8 II
ISiRued)
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HEADQUARTERS COMMISSION FOR THE
ORGANIZATION OF Q. S. CoLoRED TROoPs,f
- Nashville, Tenn Nov. 4, 1858.
C.rcsiLar 10 l. +
In accordance with Orders from the
President of the United States, the fol-
lowing recruiting stations have been es-
tSblished for Colored Troops in the De-
psrtmept Of the Cumberland:
Nashville, Tennessee,
MuFlreesboro', a." t
Gsllatin,
Waytrace,
OlsrksYills % So
SheIbyville,
Columbia,
Stevenson, Alsbams.
OhAttsnoogs, Tenn.
Bridgeport, Alabama.
Piksyille, Tenn.
Fort p0Deldson, Tenn.
AcMinnville, Tenn.
- E. L.
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Act. Asst Insp. Gen.
Cap. William Heryey, 9th KY, Vols,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-03-30

A BIG BUG SroRY.-A few evenings since,
in our ''private club" there was learned dis
sertation-Snbject, ''Bedbugs, and their re-
markable tenacity of life" One asserted of
his own knowledge that they could be boiled
and then come to life. Some had soaked
them for hours in turpentine without any fatal
consequences. Old Hanks, who had been lis
tening to an outsider, here gave his exper.
fence in confederation of the facts. Says he!
"Some years ago, took bed bug to an
iron foundry, and, dropping it into the ladle
where the melted iron was, had it run into
skillet. Well, my old woman had used that
skillet pretty constantly for the last SIX years.
and here the other day it broke all to smash
| and what do YOU think, gentlemen! that ere
insect Just walked out of his hole, where he'd
been laying like frog in a rock, and made
tracks for his old roost up stairs But" add,
ed he, by way Of parenthesis, she looked
mighty pale l'-PrescOtt Rss.) Journal
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OFFICIAL.
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES.
Passed at the Third Session OF the 1hirty-Severftt
Congress
TPUBLIC-No. 70.1

HUBLIC-NO. ~.
AN Act to reorganize the courts in the Dis
trict of Columbia, and for other purposes.
Be it enacted by the senate and house of
representatives OF the United States of Amer
lea in congress assembled, that there shall be
established in the District of Columbia a court
to be called the supreme court of the District
of Columbia, which shall have general jurs-
diction in law and equity. 1t shall consist of
four justices, one OF whom shall be denomi-
mated as chief justice. These Justices shall
be appointed by the president, by and with the
advice and consent of the senate, and shall
hold their offices during good behavior. Each
Justice, before he enters upon the duties of his
office, shall take the oath prescribed to be ia
ken by judges of the courts of the United
States. Any three of said justices may hold
general term, and any one OF them may hold
special term, or circuit court, as hereinafter
provided. A special term may be held at the
same time with circuit court and by the same
justice.
Sect. 2. And be it further enacted, that the
said court shall have power to appoint clerk,
who shall take the oath, and give bond,
with sureties, in the manner prescribed by law
for clerks of district courts of the United
States
Sect. 3. And be it further enacted, that the
supreme court organized by this act shall pos
sess the same powers and exercise the SAME
jurisdiction as is now possessed and exercised
by the circuit court of the District of Colum
Dla' and the justices of the court so to be or
gained shall severally possess the powers AM
exercise the jurisdiction now possessed ant
exercised by the Judges of said circuit court
ANY one OF said justices may hold distric
court OF the United States for the District O
/. Columbia, In the same manner and with tn
same powers and jurisdiction possessed an
exercised by other district courts of the Unite,
States. Any one OF said Justices NAV ais,
hold a criminal court for the trial of all crime
and offences arising within said district, whic
court shall possess the same powers and ex
ercise the same jurisdiction now possssse
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we regard Mason a. IIamn's instruments as the best
of their cFss Of which have any knowledge. and
take pleasure In recommending their Csbinet Organs
especially, very desirable instruments for pUDc
and private use"
A. DISrECNER Organist Of Church Of the Puiians,
New YORK; JAMES FLINT. organs; Of Madison square
Church, New York; HEINRICH GELHAAR, Pianist,
&c New York nj 20. HAGEN, Editor New FORK Ma
Eical review AMI World; KARL kLAuSEN Pianist,
Teacher, &e. ). Il. MAGRATII organst Of Rev Dr.
Pises Church. Brooklyn; j. NO,ENIiAL, Ogganist
Calvary Church. New York; GuSTAYCs SMlIZ, or
ganist Inmncu n;e Conception Church, New orks
CHARLES WELLS, organ,t Of CHRIST Church, Fiith
avenue New York; CARL woLFsohN, l'iani Com
poser, &c; IL RAIANN A WOLLE$iIAUPr, lianist
tom os-r &c JOHN ZUNDEL, OrsaIiist Rev. Henry
Ward fieeche,s Church. BRO klNn.
Testimonials to similar effect from sigsmund HAL
berg, lillian Ma on George Washburne Morsan. Carl
Zerrghn. George James webb Lowell Mason. Nin d.
BRADBURY, Gen Root, Gustaye Satter aud many Cth-
ers are in the hands vi the manufacturers.
Prices II Cabinet organs $40 20 $50; of Mel qeons,
$50 to SIPS Wuernoms I'm New York. Nos. 5aad Mer
street, opposite toward
Descriptive { / culars sent by mail.
WarcrOoms in i5oston, ga Washington street.
mch23 d3m MASON ~ II a HIN
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" WUKks.
1t having been reported that have gwen up my
business here and moved Worcester will cav that
have $4,000 worth of orders on hand at Webster
Mass, and my customers are respectfully invited to call
here, or at Pleasant street. (near Man), Worcester
Mass as suits their convenience
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COMMONWEALTH or MAsSA

- CnUSErrS Worcester, ss.-Probate Cnurt-To
the hers-ataw next of kin, and all other persons in
tetcsttd in tho estate Of SALLY FENNO, late of
worcester, N said county, deceased, testAte
You are her by cited appear at Court of Probate
to be neld at Worcester on the first Tuesday of Apr
next, at nine O'Clock in the forenoon. to show
why the instrument purpOrng to be the last will
and testament OF said deceased and the codlc thereto
should not be all wed, I'd letters OF adnnis ION
with the Will annexed, granted to William D. Fenno, of
said Worcester And the Court orders service this
citation, by publishing the in the Worcester Daily
Spy newspaper printed in Worcester, three week
SUCCESSFULLY. before said Court.
Witness, HENRY CHAPLIN, ESQUIRE, judge Of said
Court this eneth day Of March, in the wear eighteen
hundred and siXty-three.
mgh2l d2S&lA NHAS Il. STEVENS Ass,t re-
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WV WIN w IHAL II VI W aPSf'-
~ Observation-Disclosures, S. Probate Couri-To
the next of kim creditors and all other inter
ested in the estate Of HENRY f. CLAPP late of Wor-
cester in said county, deceased, intestatc:
You hereby cited to appear at Probate Cout, 20
be held at Worcester in said county OF Worcester.
on the frat Tuesday of April next, at nine O'Clock
in the forenoon, to show cause, II any you nave,
why letter of administration on the estate OF ssfd
deceased should be granted to Emory Banster
of Worcester in the county OF Worcester. Aud The
said canister is hereby directed to give public notice
thereof by publishing this citation week for
three successive weeks, in the newspaper called the
Worcester Daily Spy, printed at Worcester. the last
publication to be ons day least before SAID Court
Witness, HENRY CHAPIN, Eslnl e, JIdFe OF said
Court this fourteenth day of March, IN the year one
thousand eight hundred and sixty-three
mch4 d3sM CHAS. T.. STEVENS, Asst Reg
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CyOMMONWNALTH on MAsNN-

CHUSEFTS.-WoR cESTEB, S. Probate Court-To
al persons interested In the estate of SIDNEY SMITH
late OF worcester, In said county, devca. ed trstate:
1ou are cited to ap. at II Probate Court to be
holden at WoreeSter ~ 49, i ~ 70 ychv
home stead in lands and buildings of ~ deceased
should not assigned TO his widow, Nancy smith ana
to h minor children, eanor q. Smith, Sidney smith
Georso W. Smith and Celia o. smith; all Of worcester
.e.s the said Nancy SmtG Is ordered to serVe
Court. or by publishing tle suIe IN o @ 3oared
Spy, a newspaper printed in Worcester three weeks
successfully. before said Court.
Witness, HENRY CHAPLIN, Esquire, Judge Of said
Court this nineteenth dav of March, in the year one
thou and eight hundred aud sixtv-three.
mch2l d2S&lM CHAS, 4. STEVENS, Asst. Reg.
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Webster, Mass. March &c, 1868. mch2s dstblw
NEW MARBLE WORKS--5n pIo,g,n,

- Street, tnear Man,) Worcester. Mass IL u SAN
FORD q Co, having bought out 1.-THE Monumental part
only Of Thomas Lewis sons business, will manu- nc.
ture all kinds of Monuments, Mantles, Grave stones
Nc. OF all the various kinds Of Foreign md Dom stic
Marbles Granite and Iron Fences, for Cemetery WORK
Fee. stone soap stone, Slate Stone Furniture ard Cab
met Slabs, &c, 6c.
\. bah kin is of Sculpture work done in the best
STYLE, an Designs furnished at the shortest notice. at
the shop, Pleasant street Main Wor ester Mass
References given il required. H. ID. SANE, KD.
Ekmchlg d&w3m* w. GOSLING
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Y'HE MASON & HAMLIN
CABINET ORGAN.

Musicians are inUited 10 call and erdmae the iDlpor
TAM faior0cemsats IN Mason HqmliH cabinet OIs
placing Them FAR IN ADVANCE Of other tHstTa-
DaeHtS Of their cidSS
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0QOttester 4aiIp SPY.
THE DAILY SPY.

Hereafter the DAILY SPY will be furnished to new
suo,cfl0erS and those renewing their subscriptions
at tile following rates.
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for Sail.

nXEN FOR SALE.-A fresh lot of II
~ Ynkes of WORKING OXEN from to yc ,rs old.
weighing om 300 300 p1uad and Of Yerv SUPERIOR
quality; also several Yotes Steers VIII be oher Tor
sale at NV fam and af,er SATURDAY next. MiGh
%. where those In good valuable cate Will be
accommodated on the most reasOnab terms.
HARVEY DODGE.
wnkinsonville. Sutton. March II. 1863. dot
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49, LIST ArRIsr &c gives special attention TO
Xxx the treatment of al diseases of the Eye and
- Ear at his ofi e, l0j NJ iin.s rect, Worcester.
,,o,,rs from NJ 70 II and TO ?. N, every day
az cent SUNDAY. Consultation gratis.
ts5% Residence IA Liberty street.. ad ial2
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w y Il ANI W y y Il . . . IT
% 900 lbs. Extra Fleeces
10000 lbs Doable Extra Fleeces.
900 lbs Choice Pick Lock
5000 lbs Medium Tub Washed very clean.
5000 lbs Medium Noils.
1000 lbs Coarse sorts.
50 bags Country Card Waste.
Shoddy and Flocks For sale by
CHAM BERLIN d BURROUGHS.
mCh,0 dit No. "a Front street.
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furniture, dc.

FURNITURE, CARPETS, CROCK.
ERY AND PAPER HANGINGs,
Are Selling at the Peoples Store
AT Twenty-Five q cent less than their market value
MY WHOLE STOCK OF
CARPETS, RUGS, OIL CLo1Hs AND MATTHIAS
To be Closed Out.
Buyers will hnd II to their advantage 10 cali and ov
anime my extensive stock before purchasing re
as nave large and full assortment In each deoar
meht suited to the wants OF cvcrvb0dy purchased ear
~ before the extreme rise, aud shall sell at low prices
remember the place. 228 Main street Worcosfor
NdasS nchZI dSwu j, l.. HOOD.
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Conditional,
WORCESTER SCHOOL OF De
w sign AND ACADEMY OF FINE ARTS
Free Exhibition Of OIL Paintings and choice
Engroriags. OPEN day and erening.

r EICE TER ACADEMY.-The next
81 Term will commence on TUESDAY, March 3lst,
under the eh trge john AVERY, NJ A. Principal, who
has spc ia hare Of the lasslcal Department; H. e.
MERRIAM. NJ A.. in the scientific and Military Depart
uent. aiii Miss ANNA r. HENsuAw in the French and
English LAM uascs, and Must.
Tuition five dollars for the term OF four
JOHN NELSON President.
4. II, COOLIDGE, Secretary.
Leicester March 49, 1865. d3w&w3t
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pOOK.KEEPIEG AND WHITING.

MIs. SOUTTGATE
will omen his wiring Academy WEDNESDAY, Oct
is 1862 At F,par /; ock Room No g. for the reception
Of La lies AMI Geutlcaen Mr. > has formerly taught
IN r nv of he prcut schools in this and others
among them at the Berkshire Gymnasium anu enale
Seminary under 'rof Dewey and T. Phelps iittsheld;
also Mrs. Wi ard's Troy. and Female seminary Al
bany MIR will give lessons In private schools on
reasonable terms satisfaction guaranteed to all atten
tive scholars. Terms moderate
Hours rom 9 10 Il 4. II ,2to5 and 64 9P-N
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