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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-04-20

IHE FIFrY-FoURTH REGIMENT.-The fol-
lowing commissions for this regiment were is
sued Saturday:
Major Robert 6. Shaw, of Boston, to be Colonel.
April II, 1868.
Captain Norwood p. Halluwell, of Cambridge
twentieth Regt. Vols), to be Lieutenant Colonel
April II, 1863. -'
Captain Edward n Hallowel, of Medford, to be
Majnr, April Il, 1868, yics Shaw, promoted.
First Lieut.. David \ Partridge of Midway IN
be captain, April a. 1868 ~
Second Lieut.. Samuel Willard, of Boston TT ren
tieth regimentl to be captain, April IA, 1863
Second Lieut.. ohm W. NJ. Appleton of Roston
to be captain, April IA, 1863
Second Lieut.. Watson VI Bridge of Snringfeld
to be captain, April IA, 1863
Second Lieut. james NJ. Grace of New Bedford To
be first Lieutenant, April A. 1863
Second Lieut.. William H. Homans of Maiden to
be first lieutenant, April IA, 1863
Second Lieut.. Francis l.. Higginson of Boston, to
be first lieutenant April a. 1868.
g second Lieut.. Louis L. Emilio of Salem Ito be
hrst lieutenant April IA, 1868.
sergeant Grin E. Smith, Second Regt. Vols \ to
NC nrst lieutenant, March5 1863.
saos, an Nllllam Mutt Second Regit Vols TO be
eeSohu lieutenant March s. 1869
Ma eTi . Albert Pratt of West Roxburv (First
CornoaI 20 20 pc second Lieutenant March l. 1864
VI al Richard Ii. l. .Jewett ISeconJ Moss
Sergeo az Ve f oeconu lieutenant March & 1859
NJ So eepu llden of Boston iFortv forrtt,
TV.1+ Ui ~ ~ We 1e second lieutenant AnriI isea
1r,, aIteI n w ia OF BroOkline Isecopd i;t tooo,
Ullmans brgade) to be LIST enteH.Nt9 "a lieutenant
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-04-20

TRe COafehsi9ns and Experience ar -,
MISUNDERSTANDING for tue beMeit and as wa rni,
ana caution to young men who suffer from Neryons
Depty Premature Decay &c; supplying All the sane
time the means OF self cure. by one who has cnrad
himself alter being put to great expense through nad
cal imposition and quackery. BY enclosing nost NJ,
addressed envelope, SINGLE COPIES may be had of tb
author NAIHANlEL MAYFAIR, Esq, Bedford Kngs
~ 49, "N"zh ana
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-04-20

WHITINsvILLE.-Nelson V. Stanton of Whit
ihSVille, having been recently promoted to be
second lieutenant, his former shopInates and
ifienus have united in procuring an elegant
o"olu' sash, and belt, which has been forwarded
" MN at Falmouth. Lieut.. Stanton is one of
'ne original members of Co. H, 18th regiment,
and has participated in all the battles in which
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-04-20

the regiment has been engaged, aud by faithful
performance Of du has fairly earn, d his promo
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named VIM. Quincy, alias Newton, was ar
rested to-day, and counterfeit tens on the
Atlantic Bank Of Boston, and fives on the
Chester Bank of New Hampshire, were found
on him.
NEWS FROM A STUPID REPORTER.
Adyices from Port Royal in the Post says
movement is making for the removal of adj
miral Dupont, and that Gen. Seymour, who
has been in Washington, urged it upon the
government. This Gen. Seymour has been
removed, thank heaven. The feeling among
the land force is said by this Seymour, of
course to be very strong against Dupont,
and the confidence of the sailors is weakened.
Gen. Seymour's mission was also TO urge a
reinforcement of Gen. Hunter. His mis-
sion was to leave Port Royal. 1t is under
stood that the torops belonging to Gen. Fos-
ter's department will be returned there.
Rumor says the order for the attack on
Charleston was countermanded from Wash
ington, the countermand not reaching the add
miral till too late to prevent the assault,
fudge and that twas partly in obedience to
TINS last order that the attack was not re-
newed. ,,,,,,;.,., ~, -
New Orleans is not credited in well informed
circles. There is good reason to believe that
Gen Hunter will not relnquish the idea of
early offensive movements against Charleston.
The monitors could be made made ready in
two or three hours, and as efficient as before
the late engagement. 1t is the opinion of
Capt. Worden, though the Post is not author
lied by him to state it, that the monitor fleet
is able to batter down Sumter, and in this
opinion nearly all the officers concurred 1t
is believed also that the Instructions might be
passed through at the risk that the monitors
m Iph nt hA oh Ia tn, I
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-04-20

WARREN.-Thc Methodist society in Warren
have bought the Methodist meeting house in
Ludlow for $780, with view of moving 1t to
Warren for place of worship It's original cost
was three thousand dollars.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-04-20

Rars. q. Goodwin, an experienced ana success.
III Midwife holds nerselfin readiness day and night to
attend to the duties of her profession. Residence
No Is Austin street. dit o2a
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-04-20

Draper az Clark, COMMISSION MERCHANTS. an
Dealers in Flour Grain, Meal. Grass seed, salt Lime,
Cement Cacined Plaster Plaster Paris Ground Oyster
Shells and Farmers Produce generally. Also Agents
for the sale Of Goes Super Phosphate of Lime Peruvian
GuanO, American Gualo, and Ground Bone
DRAPER * CLARK,
ap3 diff NOS IS " " Front St, Worcester. Mass.
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The only bid for the Confederate hon5.
up at auction in Halifax, on the IO Snu9 put
was by canny Scotchman, who otferad iii et-
cents per pound weight for them, for paci i've
paper. F''''>i'ie
Claiin, Mellen & Co. of New York. since
the LIST of January, have been robbed by sbon
filters of goods to the amount of $50, GOD
They caught two women in the act last week.
who will probably suffer little for the rest
Peas sold in Lynchburg, Virginia, market
during the first week of April at the enor-
nous price of five dollars quart-at the rate
of $l60 per bushel
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-04-20

HABEAs CORPUS CASE On the evening of
the 10th inst, the police of the city arrested, at
NJ. 80 Temple sire Il, one William Cullion, de-
serter from company X, Fifth New York caval-
ry. The next morning, Frank Culion, the father
of William, procured a writ Of habeas corpus,
and in the afternoon the dCserter and city mar
shal Pratt appeared before judge Chapman of
the Supreme Court for hearing upon he writ.
The counsel for the petitioner asked the court to
discharge the party from custody on the ground
that Culon bein-, minor and not receiving the
consent of his parents (Which were undisputed
facts, was Illegally enlisted. The answer of the
respondent set forth clearly the fact of Cullion's
enlistment and his desertion from the service
The testimony of Mayor Lincoln was introduced
to show that an application had been made to
him. to effect an allotment of Williams pay, so
that his mother could receive portion OF it. A
certificate of the city treasurer was also read
proving that the mother IF Cullion had been re-
ceiving state aid. 1t was urged upon the court,
by coascl, that the receiving of state aid by the
parents, and their efforts TO procure portion of
the pay constituted sufficient consent on the
part of the parents, TO retain the son in the mill
tary service of the United States. The court af-
ter patient investigation ordered Cullion to be
discharged from custody.
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MILFoRD.-Edward Griffin has been arrested
and bound over in he sum of $500, for felo-
NOUS and vndictive assault upon Ezekiel Walk
er of Upton, several weeks ago. Mr. Walker is
an elderly gentleman, who was on his way home
from Milford that night, when he was set upon
by three ruffians and beaten till his life was des-
paired of. The others are still at large.
George Mills joy, formerly connected with the
Marlboro Journal, has made arrangements to
start newspaper in Milford.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-04-20

HELD FOR PosTAGE.-Letters, addressed as
follows, are detained at the Post Office in this
city for non-payment of postage, viz:
Mrs. E: c. Tull Providence r. l.
Sarah b Roper, Princeton, Mass.
Emma McClelland Saunderrville, Mass.
Henry w. Chaplin, Springfield, Mass
Thorn, Watson 6 Butnam, n. Y. mo town in
dictated
Held for Insufficient Direction.
Mm. Jessup Sons. (No place indicated
Mrs; Rosanna Koran, Hecturn, CT. mo suck
place known.)
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"a GARD to the IPubIlc.-The undersigned deems
it due to the public that consequence of his
having employed LunSiUrd Lane steward Of his hos
pta tor sick and disabled soldiers in this city
cessary delay is made in the publication of his Memoir,
progress The service he (ane has rendered the
government though but little known. has been highly
appreciated by disabled soldiers who hqve expert
encCd the kind aud sympathy Of Mr.. Lane and his
tamiiy The volume OF his life will he in the hands
Of the printer. I. ". WELLINGTON.
flS df
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-04-20

Geo. =. Hoppin d. Co., Commission Mercbor+s
anu dealers IN Flour, Corn, Rye, Oats Buck Wboat'
Int Seal Of all kinds Fine and Coarse Feed KnffeI
anu Gheese, Mechanic street, Worcester Mass s'A
le2a dly
you WISH for splendid picture Of yourehiIa COILS
CtGgt1S, iSh Main street His arrsp4oente aya 80,
p1ete iorproaneing enessinstlntaeoasiy. dtfdIs
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-04-20

Dr. John g. Mott, Physician and Surgeon,
IS COURT STREET, corner Howard Boston, is consult
ed daily from IN until Q and from to in the evening
all diseases of the Urinary and Genital Organs scrO
ulous Affections, Humors of all kinds Sores Ulcers and
Eruptions, Female Complaints, &c An experience of
twenty years extensive practice enables Or. NJ to
cure all OF the most difficult cases. Medicines entirely
vegetable. Advice free
Mrs NJ. who is thoroughly versed in the affective
maadies of the sex. can be consulted by ladies.
Patients furnished with board and experienced nurses
apl0 d3tawly
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Attention, ssoldiers!-PRoTEcr YOUR HEALTH =
No sensible viii leave the city without supply of
nOLLoWAY'S PILLS AND OINTMENT. For Wounds,
Bruises Sores Fevers, and Dyseutery these medicines
the best in the world. Every English and French
soldier them Only % cents per box pot. 226
apis div
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-04-20

New YORK. April .8.-The steam frigate
Re dItalia, built for the Sandman govern
ment, was launched to-day. A counterfeiter,
named VIM. Quincy, alias Newton, was ar
rested to-day, and counterfeit tens on the
Atlantic Bank Of Boston, and fves on the
Chester Bank of New Hampshire, were found
N hin,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-04-20

Bogles Hyperion Fluid Restores and Dresses Hair.
Bogle's Electric Hair Dye Best in the World.
Bogle's Balm OF Cythera Cures and Pimples.
Bogie's Wigs and Hair Work New improvements.
SurpaSs ali others. Cheapest, best and most reliable.
Tyl Be convinced. ". B0GLE,
mch3l d3m POP Washington ST. Boston
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-04-20
CITY AND COUNTY.

OpcAN rop NIpCu,NrCs, U,rrA ,noat;po
70 oorsiaor ,his nr,I;o ,yo,,, os h,1I l., ,ho II,
hrarv room of tbe Nschanics, Assnciot;on Io.t
Set,,rdar .,.o,,;,.. Ct n ", TT =: H. hi;
, ..
- N''"'ii'''0e' HPPu'"Ie" III pteNlous Hicc NY,
through its chairman, Mr. S. Il Leland recon-
,oou1l H.. 80. - =, -,
"iouN0N '''' tue "ilole su'JecV oo pun III cu' ~
of a large general committee He also reported
name, c,u 40 -. g.. -, IA h.a. od-
~ 'H0 o"'i'0' A''ei eo'ii0 ia" "Oo" "N
ded by the meeting, the report was unanimously
adonted Tho rollou,iro ror,ta,ren ,onstitute
"uVP'eN' nv i"'io"'"S S0"''O'ie'
SAID general committee
,, pr Merrick Bemis d. s. Messenger, Henry w;
Hamilton, G. b. Pratt, Il. ID. Allen, Nathaniel
raine Alexander Marsh =. Boyden' Ch rir.s a.
r. Leland, A. IT, Beuchiey. NJ S. McConve, w.
p Thayer, A. Stocking Hon. ID, Chaplin, w wiham
=, H. Moen' Richard Bali. W. b. Taber
Remarks were made by Messrs. Taft, Leland, f.
BoydeR, B. Walker, Dr. Bems, Judge Chaplin,
and others, all mantesting an earnest desire TO
see the movement succeed. Mr. Boydcn made
the gratifying statement that one of our well
known citizens has offered large sum towards
aa organ on certain specified conditions which
announcement was received with much applause.
1t was voted that DR.. Bems, Judge Chaplin and
A Firth be committee to prepare some express
sion of the feeling of this meeting in regard to
said offer Subsequently they reported as fol-
lows:
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Draper a. Clark have just received choice lot
of BUTTER on consignment, that must be sold immedi
atelv, at some price
Worcester April Is, 1863. d3w
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-04-20

De. Eistar's isai>am Of wild Cherry
This preparation is certain cure for all diseases Ot the
2hrGat aud Lungs, Coughs, colds Bronchitis, Whoop-
ihg Cough, rOHp I1cpleat Consumption, &c In con-
tiimaJnO of the highest medical authority that Con-
sumption BE- cured" numerous Instances of com.
pee restoration from this disease by the Of the Bal
sam can be given:
STRONG TESTIMONY
From BENJAMIN WHEELER, ESQ Depot Master at South
RoyalstOn, Mas.
SOUTH RJYALsToN, Jan 4, 1860.
MessrS SETH W. FOWLE ~ Co. Boston
Gents Although unsolicited by you, cannot refrain
from adding testimony already given in
favor of your Wis ag'S BatSaH Of Wild Cherry
In the spring of 1858 severely afflicted with
hard, dry cough, with its accompaniment Of
night sweats, completely prustrating my sys
TEN, and producing such debitated state OF health
that after trying medical aid to purpose had given
up all hopes of recovering, had also my friends
At this stage of matters was prevailed upon through
the influence OF a neighbOr to try Wistars Balsam
though with Delie whatever in its truly wonderful
cur tive properties, and before using hotties the
feet was almost magical My cough entirely left me,
the night sweats deserted me- hope eated my
depressed spirits and soon had attained my wOnted
strength and vgor.
coiiVeTsant with the above facts in this vicinity
'SIa sllatcieu me from the yawDing grave You are
at poGry 10 use this for the benefit of the al cted
>, very respectfully yours, BENZ. WHEELER
for rtePaTed Dy St.Ill W FoWLE d CO. Boston, and
LOT sSle oy druggists and Dealers generally.
lhchI' i&w3m
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Elsie Brown committed suicide at the DeX-
ter Asylum in Providence, Friday night. by
hanging herself with sheet taken from her
bed to the grating of her cell. Her husband
came TO an accidental death few weeks ago
by falling from his bed and breaking his neck
The shock was the occasion of the insanity of
his widow.
The reservoir at. Black rock in Phenix Viii
lage gave way, Thursday evening" under the
accumulated pressure of the late heavy rains.
Several buildings were washed away, and
damage was done to other property to the
amount of from three to five thousand dollars
WAR ITEMS.
The rebels admit that fort Sumter was a
good deal ''battered' during the recent fight,
and that four or five of its guns were burst
dlsmounted, or disabled; but they now claim
that nobody was killed in the fort, although a
number were wounded.
The monitors hereafter to be built, and, 50
far as practicable, those now building, will be
required to be constructed in accordance with
the terms of an additional specification, drawn
for the purpose of obviating certain defects
brought to light during the recent contest in
Charleston harbor.
Those at Washington who are in possession
OF all that is known on the subject of our re-
lations with Great Britain, feel that they have
reason 10 De more hopeful OF pacific solution
OF pending questions, than they were few
days ago. They think England will stop the
fleet now being fitted out in her ports, for the
rebels, from putting to sea.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Henri Drayton, who, with Mrs. Drayton,
gave a series of parlor entertainments in this
city few years ago, is now giving secession
entertainments in London.
There is one umbrella in the army of the
Potomac, the gift of a little girl to her brother
who is a private, to protect him from exposure
on leng marches.
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ClaHip is making splendid Photographs, colored or
PLAN from small naguerre0types and Ambrotypes lat 1855
MAN street dtf dl
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A UUTfUM Nori:. --R w wESrCOrr, AUCTI oNEER.
"A AN EAiRAohI1xARy OPPORTUNITY FOE
EOUSEE EErEisS. HOTEL. KEEPERS amt the TRADE!
TO PURCHASE ELhGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
Paintings, Fianofcrc, Mirrors,
And MA1NfF!CESr " 0RkS OF ART.
nj puddle auction iris fhursuays morning nj ii O'Clock
the dcrrr i5s Vest Twenty tcsecn Sevrnth
and Eghth a~enue neng entire contents Of the hoaa
nssiis part OK snptrb God Paf.or Suits In bro
cat and frcnch Plate Oval Mirrors ngcres, ccnsic
md ;c, TRhcs, Turkish lounges and Chairs to match
iadys EssieOiie magnificent octave Panoortc Mu
=, Cabinet, Steo, aud Cover Lava AMI far,au Ornaments
Brbnzcs &C. Chamber Furniture consists of rosewood nud
naaossny Beiscsis, Bureaus, washs.anss Hair and
Shade Gu lsins Owl rfors Sofas and Sofa gedslca
Gard Tables Tapestry an Ingram Carpets &c Dtnng
Desk mahogany soa. ricn Freuch and BE- nisn China
Cut Glass SILVER Ware, Cutlery. 6-, with complete and
elegant variety OF Furniture and 'hng articles dc
siiaoc for fashionable resid No posponenca Sale
sale will Commence
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n COTTON. AUorl0kEER .0ESFEEL HOUSEHOLD
Furniture: Lace Omrsa'ns, French plate Mirrors Velvet
1snssss Three ry and Insa,a Carpets; 0e,hs Psrior
i beaI hsalrsss.s ac ON Friday Mar,h at iO,S
fmn avenue ,hs entire Furniture The large four story
wood ana mahoeauy farior Dinins Room. bedroom and
6sssmsns Furnitnr very rich yese', Brseis ana
Carpet OfirIotbs Chandeliers Curtzins Cornccs Po
!hsr Beds. Hair Mattresses together wis ali The Furalrs
In thc house comprising about lweny o. THIRTY rooms Ca
talosues on Friday mosAng
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A BRAHAM yAYpERP0OL. AUcrfoNEER.
HOUsEuoLD

$500 = FURNITURE.
WORKS OF ART
AND ARTICLES or vEzTU
Al PUBLIC AUCTION.
Al tho elegant resistance Of NJ B tyapnaR. ESQ., 70
West Sxsee nth bewreb Filth and x;a
THIS DAY. trHUkSOAY, March g.; sa.c Commencing.
al II O'Clock. II
DRAWING ROOMS
Bronze aai oyloiu rhnudolers vclsc. Carpets Rugs
SUPERB Suits covered with brocarl OF the dcscrt
ton Eageres statnaty marble tops; Secretary aud Book
rase Eacognures Ciinets, Msnel aud Pier Mirrors.
bi oderrd Lace Curtains, French SHADES Chess
Tables Scores and II rcsisn china Vases.
ROSEWOOD SEVEN OCTAVE rfANOFORrE,
R!ces or ed st c,ioo this rond
e.san csrs. legs and made 10 order b. city
riaktrs all modern i:nprovcnients rosewood Stool and
rt,Fy M is.c booss Hal ws.nu uatsaud OH
c!aA, Stair Carpet.
DINING ROOM.
Oak Buffet, Iseoa.o fabe creant acts crys'a and ruby
1lsssaa arr. CANA N.nner and Tea Vs. Siyef Cnce Orn
salycs pnner aud Tea ses.ic Spoons Casters Cake Bias
acts, kaisrs, crse:crs Nap.in Rings. Table t'ry and
Iinen. Armchars, SOFAS osa drr.ss. bronze clocks.
CHANbEKS.
Rosewood orcssins !at.aus - :s.eads Wsrdoses Con-
modes en- snc. aipur Hair Mareass, Bauscts. 6bects.
&c nu SOFAS and Chairs rcd ~ and hsirco,n;
vast Apartments also, B.feme aui Kitchen Fn:nturr.
n Biartifs W sirg 70 NJ, nd THIS takr tho Fkth
or ska avenue siaps NJ the Asor HonSe aud ~.
NICHOLAS anl Metropolitan fois leaving sixteenth street,
n Few doors from tre aous..
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GEORGE COOK, AUCTIONEER.
" ELEGANT H0usEHoLD FURNITURE.

On Friday March III III O'Clock, ili broad
way rta stock Of hrs class work removed for
Reception Lbrary and Dining Room suits Chamber sas
SsdeooArd, Boescsses, wardrobes, Hal sands PasLes
Easy Ohas &C. We invite the notice or buyers
20 sn sals as 10 ASso'ase BY catalogue Also superb
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LHERT II HlCuLAY, AUOTTONEER
IN RE0UL SALE or STOCKS AND BONDS.
-. 49, ALBERT n Klc0f.AY
Wnl sell thfa Thurs iay) March vt i2x O'Clock a the
Merchants 4 espye axl sroo n. No Ill Broadway
tfor. ACCOUNT OF ~ ON It may coaecrn,)
20 Ia . Fire Insurance Con r. ny. $40 each
~ Bni Of %. .ilsTce, $40 sAch.
% Eroklyn hi Insurance Company. OF each
~ ga aioga 40 Whitehall Ra E al Company, xi00 each
~ Northwsstei Fire Insurance Company, SO each
~ X. 80 Coun. Fire Insgrssur. Contrary. $40 each
~ Humioldt Fire Insurance Company 500 each.
70 Giand erect and Eewtown Railroad Company $50 cach
- .rocers Fire insurance Company, $50 each. B
20 Central Bank Of Brooklyn, $50 each. --.I4 II a
~ GREAT Western Marine Insurance. Company. 400 eaoh.
4W Cairo City Properly, Si0O each.
~ Comlnorrinl Fire lusuraIc Company, 800 each.
10 Hickman Fare Insurance Company, SIS each.
lO0 brooklyn Fire Insurance COmyan I. $i7 each
o Atlantic Danf, New York. &l0O each
70 Willis msburg City Rsnk, $50 earh f@@
10 New York and New Haven RR genuine stock 500 each
70 Citizens Gas Light coupany. so each.
$oUu WAtSAw City, III }, per cent bonds
~ renooscot, RR. LIST mortgage per cent bonds
B--Rcsnlar auction sales stocks and bonds every
Mondsy and Thu sday lS O'CLOCK n the Merchants Ex
chsnge sai-soom No III broadway whioh have been the
Jexu,ar established days for many years.
N b-A. III. Nicosy buys and selis 1t Cls stock board.
stocks aud bonds American Gold aud 0overnent becuri
ttes 1911 rasl o. on time. exclusively commission
stocks ld Bonds as0 Insurance Scrips bought and sold
private snle Interest allowed dep sts and dividends
Next regular Stock sale. Monday March o. Ng
ALBEIT II. NiCOLAf. Stock losecr AMI Broker,
+ No William re-
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r,otw.,D arxrz ExiCH, AuCrIosEEn.
II REaSLHa wElki.y SALE 9r HORSES CAR
a. II ~ rvEs 10 al n anu i57 broadway Att O'Clock,
- - $3.50 nnrIIDAy. March 9.

cARnIAoEs-close CarriaSc. Coups. Coupe Rossa.ky,
leather tor 0g tnssc top Bufgca hhe nhah shu "a''
Op~n Wsguss Express Wagon, Sc. -. ...
HARNESS.-EktrA flne SINGLE and Do pc beht ushtsN
csrrst~ and do, vey heavy Tau a.-ortmes' o. hq
di.fn Esfs Sardlsr. Brides, &c.
bAY iI1iF i--t years OIL s3unl. klI AMI sfne il any
Aarness tnter tic saddle.
rgasf II IaHff4 > yfasp u'f H. bn Nftfn@f NaNl
saa i 1srsn "a f9rAf. tn1 ana 80 y n sgss.