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New-York tribune., 1871-09-15
CRIMINAL COURTS.

Henry Hoffman, charged with having quantity
Of In his possession with intent pas tLen
was committed yesterday Commissioner s"el 10 await The heuon oi
the Grand Jury
At the Essex Market Police Court yesterday.
Tbom., Bowman was committed for attempting rk the PICKET Of
Edward Gross while latter lying drunk on the sde.a Johh
Mcbride attempting swndle Jsmes Nelson Of No o. Bowtr
John tapping the till Of Regina Bc9e OF No. l8 Chys
In the Court Of Special Sessions. before Judge
assauing OBcer Desmond OF the
Fourth Precinct Pentensry for two months james
OF No l22 Cesrt sent TO the House o
Kelly stealing watch from James Ahen si moh'ns
q. isaac Morris eolored beating Ann White three monha
At the Tombs Police Court, Justice Hogan com
mtte Mortimer No. rs Ludlow st. yesterday for sna,cng last
Saturday gold watch value 8 from the pocket Of Thomas j.
MCNAMARA House. Harlem while Standing At Worth and
Lewis Pslsky attempted to carry away two coa vss
and Of pnusoons from the store OF jacob nos No. io
Chaham.s., but caught and committed to await a tra
At the Jefferson Market Police Court before Judge
Falon committed for attempting 10 steal
gold Broadway while the Eghtlon procession
passing Wednesday Joseph Lewis Of No. DO Beeekes
having bis possession gold watch which stolen from the safe
Joseph Josney No. 90 West Aug Ahrahsm
al Wits Hotel Sept Mrs Anna Curry swndng ae propne
tor Of the National Hotel ont Of s93 for board.
In the Court of General Sessions, before Judge
Bedford yesterday He0Y Wiley charged with burglary at the store OF
Morris No. l6O Sppgt acquitted In the case Fred
with keeping lottery policy shop In drsenwc
Wednesday account OF the absence OF ma
ta witnesses officer who directed the warrants
and hsd Court Jessie Simmons and John
remaining three could not he found The counsel M
sAd they could 10 ta until the absent witnesses
brought Court aud the case was again Ios1ohei
New-York tribune., 1871-09-15
THE NORTON DEFALCATION.

Five of the nine bOndsmcn OF Postmaster
ZONES assembled at his Office in the General PostOice
Yesterday afternoon discuss the question OF the Nor
ton defacaton their relations thereto. and the best
measures for the disposition OF Nortons property. They
adhered TO their resolution, previously expressed, OF
paying the Government the amount of Nortons Indebted
ness Norton's bondsmcn have been officially informed
of tho dealcation They Mr.. Chids Of the COnti-
tncntal Insurance Co., and Samnel W. Smith, Secretary
the Empire Insurance Co.. each Of whom Liable for
$4,000 Postmaster Jones telegraphed for Mrs. Jones. his
wife, in order that he might place all his property In the
hands OF his bondsmen that II NOrtOn's property
should prove insufficient, the bondsmen might reimburse
themselves from the Postmastcrs property There was
q runor, yesterday, that the bonds O the different de-
partments Of the NewYOrk POst-Onice have been sus
pended, hut npon inquiry II was proved to he false.
New-York tribune., 1871-09-15
THE COURTS.
CIVIL NOTES.

Surrogate Hutchings delivered decision IN
the Bonard will case yesterday, granting the moto '"r
the appointment Of commission to visit France ="
oydono o IN tho alleged existence OF Bonards heirs
The trial win not be mpeded by this decision but VIII
continue without delay.
In the Surrogate's Court yesterday, the
counsel for the contestants of the Will OF Marina l.
Wurtz widow Of the late John Wurtz, moved that ,he
proceedings be dismissed, on the e'n1 that as the
testatrx died in France, and her il was eAecuIea
there, 1t could not be admitted to ate mere Inc
Surrogate said that the testatrix will states ex-
nrossv that although she has several years resided
In Europe soourning at one place and now at an.
other as health and comfort required enc deemed nc er
residence to he still In New-iorK Inc puuvn o. ~ a
rested therefore, upon the contestants {" snow tl She
changed her donicle and he should deny TIC notion
AdinurnCd to Sept. a.
New-York tribune., 1871-09-15
WEATHER REPORT.

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, sept. IA, ISL p. H.
SulOpsis for the past hotnt y-f0,V hours.
The high barometer which was, Wednesday
afternoon on Lake Superior has moved eastward. and
now extends New gland The pressure has be-
gun fall the latter States and has fallen this after
noon, from New-YOrk to Michigan and southward, as
also from Lake Superior Missouri The lowest pres
sure remains probably In Arkansas but has moved slow
" norteastward The barometer has fallen slightly on
winds have extended the lakes and Middle States
Northery winds prevail in New England The tempcr,-
ture has fallen decidedly from NewEngand TO Minnie
sofa and southwark to Tennessee and Virginia II has
risen the Gulf States The dense smoke prevailing ON
the lower lakes night has been pushed to the south
eastward Heavy rains have fallen in Arkansas and the
Ohio Valley, and have prevailed from Lake Erie south
wand est.
Probabilities.
Rain and threatening weather with incr"I sing north
eastcrly Winds will probably extend tonight to Lake
Superior and New York, and prevail in NcwEngani by
Friday night The light rains will probably be followed
by clearing weather In the Southern and Calf States.
New-York tribune., 1871-09-15
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Asfor House.-Asa Packer of Pennsylvania,
and exCongressman Kelsey, Of Geneseo; N Y = st.
James Hoei-William Cassidy OF 7hG Alodny Argus e1-
NJ Woodwork, Of Omaha and Col W. G; Alexander Of Of
fhe spanis6 Legation - Ererett House.-C. Romero,
q the Mexican Legaton n Assn H3fTne 3Sa TOn
William Schlcy, and Col. ]. NJ. b. Lowell OF
Georgia; W M. Mcpherson, Of ST. Louis, and and
DR.. j. T. Gilmore, Of Mobile. - Mfrop0ntan
HDtcL-The Rev John Crowcll Of Delaware. and Dr. c.
H. Cragin OF Washington. 81 Grand Central HoteL-
Col S. L. Fremont and H. NJ Drane OF North Carolina.
- BrepOort House.-COl j. ID. Cameron OF Harris
burg and F. ". Cheney of Hartford. - S. Nicholas
Hoie-Gcn John &. Price of Arkansas. and Judge ). w
Henry BclIlni of Italy, aud theuRev Merritt Gay Of
Rochester - Bishop Conroy OF Albany arrived in
the cty yesterday mornne and left for home last even
ing
New-York tribune., 1871-09-15
HopGEs's NEw-YoRK sPECULATIoNS.

Although the dcfalcatiOn of Mr.. Hodges
created the utmost a.tonslment among the great num-
her who knew him in Washington, there was very
small circle of people in New-York who were not
only not surprised at the developments, hut
had even devoted time and thought to con-
iecturing the manner in which he had 40
conducted his operations not to have incurred sus
ciou before To these few Il wclknOwn fact that
Hodges heavy and often unsuccessful Wast spec
ulater Frequently he would have line Of stocks ex-
ceeding lOOOO shares together with interest in the
gold market equivalent 10 about as much more 1t is
known that he was already stock operator III 1854 or
sooner when the passion for gold and stock Jobbng
was at its hight. Once drawn INTO the tnaci-
strom OF speculation he found himself powerless TO
escape Never the old story OF the moth and the
fame better Illustrated than III the present instance. AT
times he very successful in his operations and again
he was particularly unfortunate. The magnitude Of bis
operations steadily increased until they assumed fright
full proportions, and when he lost which of late gen.
orally the case he lost heavily Notwithstanding he
sucb heavy operator he rarely to this city,
orally sending hs instructions 10y mail or telegraph
Hodges had implicit confidence in the Judgment OF q
wrknown stock operator, to whose discretion left
ihe ordering Of the purchase or Sae Of stocks by the
tory orders but generally deferred TO the views Of his
business conddant This continued for eng time, but
HOdcess operations became and more unfortunate
and the denaId of those who executed his orders for
no6s stcr 6d rbe Es and drafts pT o or more come
10 this city settle the demands OF Walst that 1t ex
cited cOniucni among those cOgizant OF the fact and
a,e rise 70 fhe following: One person, who was In the
ecret of HoJgess was very partial TO op
<rafing in the stock OF prosperous Pennsylvania rail
road Ts railroad was alleged TO have aD Inc xhaus
tc sppIv OF a certain commodity Ut one end OF the line
.ud All xhaus,iblc demand FOR II at the other Ihls
x4rsu kced Hodges this railroad, explaining that he
5Hodge had apparently En Inc xhd,stihe supply or
inocy IN Washington and an inexhaustiDie demand Tor
81 vi Sew-YOrk . . ,,.,
Hodsea fnally resumed the MANAGEMENT OF his STOCK
operations and although he RECEIVED suggestions az 70
1e manner in which he should operate, he PAD ltle
attention To them. Por time his prospects Dnghened,
iDd lie made considerable money, .wDcn was again
swept away by unfortunate transactions little before
The time eupcon first aroused Rgant hun and INC
Rpynastes SeDers concluded 70 NE sceoonh'
New-York tribune., 1871-09-15
p1SSENGE Fps 4RRITEU

FROM GLASGOW steamship Columbia. Sept III. Br ION
Mr. Bevrrdge h C. Brown b. Close, Elliott Hall MI sp
sop r. C. Twin J. Knor A. Lantsbeg Miller A. Pechn K
Prhegren Roy r. Revele r. vech Wallace Mi. Cameron
Mr Mr.. H. r. Churchill, Nj" h. Davidson D. ERASER, Mis-
McEwen Miss McEweu Miss Oucheue Miss ~ Ouhterouie rs
Tnrne, Mr. And Mrs Turnhul Miss Tunbu hr and Mr, w
William. MI and Mr.. H. wslirn Mss Wsd.l Mr' Grabb aud
FROM BRINE Mn steamship Bremen. sept H-Cbris, Werner
and family Theoyh and family Henr Wagner Anna
Mana wal, Feerke strauss Caroline Strauss Sgm Sper and wife
ene wes John BLAZER we Lace Dah. A. IienTic and
family Joui,e Wet BERNHARD Klein umsnn, Gustav Druss Frau
J. Paenu. Whelmne Bnernare fr Abreclt. Jacob Hochsr
Albert Saer Elizabeth Brsnns George Rnck Fred Bsmee Mic
Ahn, Hens and children Elise Wken, Mrs Rottmann Lou
Gesch s. Goodmanp Zka Guimapn Heinz B.tng and family
John Wirr and family DApprk H. C. espenheide and family
j. Bredhbeg and family NINA Grober C. Zmmrrnann Jos iisci
IN and wife
FROM HAvANt-n steamship Moro Castle. SEPT. lt-Mr. E.
Teller and children Dolores OjwArio }. Tens Jules
Lauchsuae Bonirom, aud ~ Oh deck.
New-York tribune., 1871-09-15
THE LATE DEFALCATIONS.

STILL ANOTHER DISHONEST OFFICIAL.
GEORGIA POSTMASTER ENBTZzLES POSTAL
MONEY ORDER rUNpS-T!utlY TH0I SAID
DOLLARS MISSING.
lBY TkLBGRAPH TO THE TRlBUNEl
WASHINGTON, Thursday, Sept, H. 1871.
Mr.. Scmmcs late Postmaster at Atlanta, Ga,
here few days ondeavoring to relieve himself
nom the charge OF cmhczznC Government Post-Ohice
funds to the amount Of fer which he T. now under
tadictment> His accounts having presented conns'd
and suspicious appearance, special agent OF the Depart
Meht was sent from here to investigate Mr. semmess
transactions when it discovered that the money! III
eludipg Postal order funds was short to the amou"
above stated While here SemIncs said he had no money
and could not understand where the missing uh"s ~"
ecnei HS ignorance did not acqut lin. and he VIII oe
sred next week His own papers and accounts VIII CON
vct Lin. 4 ,pccal agent is in charge oi the ONCE
New-York tribune., 1871-09-15

he was permitted to como TO NcwYork He Staycd mere
two or ihrcc days, remaining in We'll ari lfoad-sis
during TIE greater portion OF huF in'ss ~ :, =
lie nnrared So nervous AMI IL at ease flat some OF 'o
C,cYk> who were In the habit OF doing mdicS4 'or I
him It rcrncd to Wa 'huciOn on III" cNel,ns v, ~ w
6'n inst-on the morning OF the 1t the s pcns "i W.,
the time of this discovery Hodges was known 10 nave
been short" of nearly all the principal stcks on lnc
bal and ST. jose p Railroad, which he was carving to
limited extent. He was also long oi Roid 10 great
New-York tribune., 1871-09-15
SHIPPING IN7ELLIGENCE.
PORT OF EEW-yORk

PORT OF EEw-yORK. .....ssp1EssSHH
CLEARED.
Steamship CITY OF baltimore LOehrAd Liverpool John Dale.
Steamship Hans, (N G) Brickenstein. Brrmen Oecl Co.
Steamship Tybee Delaney, Domingo Spofori hltsoa
EiEirds Havana Nalsau Atlantic Mail steam
shipCo
st..mshp Hermann Livingston, Cheeem'n sa''nnsh Livingston
For Co.
Steamship Pierrspout Shropshire Phsdephis Abbott
Steamship Beverly Pierre PhlsteDbia
Saeam,hp Diriso, JehDsoB, Portland. j. 2 Ans,
steamship Dorian b. Young Glasgow Heodsrsqn Bros
Ship Strathblspe (Brl liverpool, Hender.on Brur.
chip Geo. Hurlhat, Mason Hew.Or.sus, n III BilshNm.
Bark Husdo (NoI Haupd CO Falmouth for orders Punch
Edye kCo
Bark Recca Goddard Msnson slyrns Russell Houfs Co.
Bark st. Cfsuls Dkeman Moneeo AMI Buenos Arre Psnss
Bros
Brig Mily tGsr.l, Knuih. DubHn Punch. Edye Go.
Bng Robert lhl"n B h!ori, Gibraltar r orer. Evans Bal Co
Brig HAIRY Bosn Gibr,ta, for orders Simpson ChrI.
Bng tgne pr Roqurr Dunkri WeDd Tei-ns BOcimann
Big Henri Louse Hand, Duntiri. Etans Ball To.
Big Anue Lindsay (Br Aunson st. Jhn N. b. and Hl,boo
p J. Hevius Soma
schr. hsths (Br), Ois.u Por.ssPrines Rbon 1 MaBoA
eehL AtQse (bEI yssne ~ Jobl ~ D.. ussey Psrhsr.
New-York tribune., 1871-09-15
DEPARTURE OF FOREIGN NAILS.

FRIDAY SEPT. l5
Aspinwall ard Psnar. The Central ime
eau Pacific Ports etc. steamship Rising S;ar, clos. AT
IL a. III.
SATURDAY. SRpT. l6.
Mail. for Europe via Queenstown AMI Liverpool ger steamship
Of Brussels close al 1890 Supplementary AA, Pef
No A. n. H., is closed at las =.
deposited Supplementary Mail mas, be prepaid With
double postage.
Mail. for the German Bremen. per steamship Donsu
close at II m.
The Bremen steamship sailing saiura, does pe.sD,
Pruss Closed Mail"
" SUNDAY SEPT. 49,
All Mails close at II Ocloc. The fo';ohee open from
tai II
New-York tribune., 1871-09-15
POLICE NOTES

Mrs. Sarah Nicholson, age 40, was found dead in
bed yesterday. at No IS Rdge.st.
Mrs. Mary FentOn of No 306 SecOnd-st. BROOKLYN
suicide tday by taking Pss green Done,c
the
Coroner Young held an inquest yesterday in the
arnAB, who recently
by john Haley at SeyeLae aud Fh,t fatally Injured
The oeBz.T HALEY iOT tckes GTg the
Of tne child for allowing 70 be alone the public Haley
sss hsd in o f.Oks bail
Some reckless lads stretched rope, last night
seross the Glexsu Rn
deb e No. w t syas svns tsWs bis hove b ppsd
New-York tribune., 1871-09-15
nrw. WORK Many TRIBUNE FRIDAY. sEPfEMBER Ii, lsn

hy rore against the eurbstone lie was P.
mp usensbe and carried 70 the at the corner oi h'
where he died q few
A fire broke ont at o'clock last night IN IN. ahe
srohehogc t 6 aoo Of ibo pstng,hou' OF o ,h brl
Nos 2i 5t aad 265 Ncst Tirvlid II IN" naWHe =" w..
the tin laur IN the 'opts ,,
lu comva each. end in the Lah!ee '"hl-' W.
Il1 nl lie lLr : unknnMn.
New-York tribune., 1871-09-15
DECIsIONS-SEPT. IA.

Kc,fne Comt-Pdrt by Judge Tracy.-Bnrke
spt taken Gcdelet swan Bowman sgt Good
msn.-DisnSsed - -
LILY Judge Shea-wit.ap as Roberts Irwin Rothe
we.-lnquest taken
PART iBy Judge Joschmsen Irwin agt Rothnel-Jnfrmen'
S2I So and allowance Burke Rooney
the plaintiff for i403 90 and allowance N1on ag
ckeever for the plaintiff for $3.50; stay Of proceeding and
motion ioI a rihl granted
New-York tribune., 1871-09-15
p1SSENGFRS SAILED.

FOR LIyRRPOOLIu steamship City of Baltimore Sept. lHr
Thomas Davis John Cummings, John Shsehy John L. Be-r
King Casey Miss MeCabe Jno MeKemon Jr Nicholson Hen
Raw p Dessgne simpson and wife John Hail. Mis- Asues Donald
New-York tribune., 1871-09-15

CAUTIoN.-In the use Of diSnfcctant beware
~ ,e which contain poison RoMoCHLoRArA free on all
harmless aud safe Prepared onlv y lLpES
Co.. No. l16 WIhsin.st, NewYork Sold by all druggists
New-York tribune., 1871-09-15

KHox.-Our Napoleon OF hatters Is again III
the field and viii, . the Fail style Of Hats at 2| Broadway
b, ombina which almost hlsncy the Sun Of Austell
Kyor has pa,ng crsn fIh to the productions oi hs
eeriu. which strike purchaser with woniemen' man with
Knox for Stpetr 1871 can be distinguished from s one'
New-York tribune., 1871-09-15

U>GAN's MAGNOLIA BALM makes a lady of p
look as if she II Moth Patches Ring Marks
S,lownes and in tie rustic face into -
cre and reIneu dress har with LrON kArH AKRON
and the strAc,ous-th Completion aud the rae perrrt
New-York tribune., 1871-09-15

NICOL & N\y!">OV. GS} Br0adway. offer
,plruIi var- 3, Ls aud Gas fNrCPfs in r'nA, GlaS
q H. Ornou AID Liaa.litei oc.s.
New-York tribune., 1871-09-15

Purity aud Cleanliness are TIE only safe
guards .g.nn aud BRoS"1 HLRAN. t." lest
teori1er premises Prepared only
by TIL DHs L Co.. l;G Wlliau-st. y. Y.
New-York tribune., 1871-09-15

BLEACHIVC. CLEANING and DYrING OFFICES
Broafwl MadeaP r'IIltat lace, rihts "'e S. 'riaei
New-York tribune., 1871-09-15
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

$40 Sun b:e9 Moon ne I:o
aiGH DAY-Ah
Sandy Hook 50 Cows Island. 83S He'll Gate Ferry ...02
s,oH WATER
Sandy Hook 820 Cows Island 800 ifel Gate FsrrV
New-York tribune., 1871-09-15
HONE NEUS.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY.

THERMOMETER YESTERDAY.
's% saG SsSo' sS 'G@ AjsS's'' ss5
HIGH TIDE TO-DAY.
Long Branch. Rocta- Battery and
and Coney Id n. Y. Baths floth!ne L. l.
sS s:ao ls:ss SIS ii:l9 iI:5O
New-York tribune., 1871-09-15

IT is sad1ening to see orr hair hlosSomlpg
far the craye too esv More pec feel this affection rri
II is even greater !eforniy them than 10 Hen MtHS HAIR
VGoR emoyes and Lail b IT. al color
New-York tribune., 1871-09-15

THE BEST PLACE in Ncw-YOrk to buy RELI-
Aurt Wrcig> HfA""Np rasn NAaiE !RNtGNN. an
STERLING SHvtR SQrRKs. - Fuon's lsIo"' -rr'ty
New-York tribune., 1871-09-15

ErryrT1', ,CoCoAIxr-The best lIair-dIcSsing.
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BOSTON 4 ALBANY RAILROAD co.

OF Five Dollars per Share will be payable on Monday.
May Is to stockholders record at the close of bush
ness on Saturday, April p.
Boston, April 10, 1871. distmyis apo
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BY B. W ABBOTT. Auctioneer,
Office 2s9 Main street. Worcester. Mass.
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az salesroom No lincoln House Block
400 d6tt SHETLAND PRIZE CANDY co.

NOTICE.-The Joint Committee of the
IN CT Council, on Remembering Streets hereby
give notice to all parties interested that arrangements
being made 10 accomplish this work. IL is
expected that the work will be commenced about May
LIST, and hat It VIII he carried thereaf as regularly
and uniformly practicable. In Of this fact. IL Is
suggested to all parties Desiring number their places
OF residence business that 1t would be advisable
them to tax no urther action individually, until tie
numbers can be de igna ed by the Committee.
For the Committee.
a2l DIFF f. N KELLEY Chairman
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sound and kind suitable for team work fancy driving
Prices from S5U $40 The abOv Horses must be sold
within two weeks, t make for anohe lot Now
is the time to purchase a nice Horse al barkain, at
Reed7 Sale stable in shrewsbury.
m distf g. A, REED.
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CHAs. L. STEVENS. Register
all d3sM
DROPOSALs FOR EXCAVATION ano

PROPOSALS FOR EXCAVATION and
l. STONE WORK. Sealed Proposals will be received
by the Joint Standing Committee on Education Of the
city Council, at the Mayors Office, until April 30 for
the following work, viz:
lst-Excavating for foundation and brick walls on city
lot north side OF Walnut street, and depositing exca-
waited material on High School lot.
2d-Pr0yiding material and building foundation aud
bank walls on first named lot.
For further Information inquire at the office of Earle
Fuller, Architects, Peoples Savings Bank Building
The committee the right to reject any or all
as may be deemed best for the interests of the
city. EDWARD EARLE, Mayor.
dtanDQ
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We beg to call the attention of our friends
and the public to our stock of NEWS,
YOUTHS AND BOYS
CLOTHING
for the coming season. We have in store, and
shall be constantly receiving, the largest and
most desirable stock we have ever offered, CEN
sisting in part of SPRING OVERCOATS, in
SACKS AND INVERNESS CAPES in New
and Desirable Styles, OF ALL GRADES AND
coLoRs.
FROCK AND WALKING COAT SUITS,
in Black and Colored Tricots, GRANTEES, Diagon-
ais, and Mixtures, in most desirable styles.
DERBY AND SACK SUITS, in New and
Choice Fabrics
FANCY PANTS AND VESTS-A very
large and choice assortment, embracing all
desirable styles of Fine, Medium, and Low Grade
Goods.
OUR YOUTHS, BOYS AND CHILOREN's
Department
will be found full of GOOD THINGS in Staple and
Fancy Goods, to which new and desirable styles
will be added as they appear in the market Our
CUSTOM DEPARTMENT
is more fully supplied with fine and fashionable
fabrics than ever before, and we are determined
to keep FULLY UP WITH THE TIMES in this inf
Lortant department of our business.
In FURNISHING GOODS we have the
NEWEST AND BEST GOODS that can be obtained,
adding everything NEW AND NOVEL as soon
as they appear in market.
We respectfully invite an inspection of our
stock, confident that 1t will be appreciated by
city and country purchasers.
BIGELOW & LONGLEY,
20S Main St.
mills diff
G ATS TION GIVENl
We have m IMMENSE Stock of
WOODEN GOODS!
OF
FRENCH. GERMAN, ENGLISH
a. AMERICAN MANUFACTURE,
which we are prepared to make Into GARMENTS, ut
prices that sure must give entire satisfaction
Our prices very LOW Also we have choice Stock
of
Gents Furnishing Goods,
OUR SHIRT PATTERNS are the BEST ever cut in
this ctyso say several hundred who have tried them
We manufacture the best Shirts in the city
w. MECORNEY 81 SON,
Merchant Tailors,
ago dim 2. o. Block Pearl st.
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THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
l. SOCIETY OF TIE
Burnside Expedition and Of the Ninth
Army Corps,

VIII De nelQ IN Boston, on the llln Gay Of May leAt'
1t Is hoped that each member of his Soc ETY. will make
effort to he present. as questions import ance are to
be ctnsi cred. Arrang meuts tram Ortatiun, an
the general rogramme Of the meet ng will be announced
at an early dy
BY the constitution any officer. or EMITTED MAN who
in the Burnside Expedition to North aro a,
in the Ninth Army Corps an was honoraby discharged
who remains the regular is entitled %
membership in this Society by subscribing to The cOnst
tuition and paying the fee Of two dollars All perons
entitled TO membership may send their subscriptions,
(Sl Initiation, and 81 annual due y with their Reg men
Rank and Command. together with their z. o. dress
10 the Treasurer Col. ID. II, LARNED, L. o. BOX $50,
n. York City, and their will be entered on the
books aud a certificate of membership forwarded to
them. Fer order.
New York. April II 1911 deop&wtmyll
COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHU-
~ SETTS.-WoRcEsTER S. Probate Court. To the
He rs at Law, Creators, and all other persons IN
terested in the estate of PHEBE G. HUMPHREY, late
OF ok or. In said county, deceased intesate Greetipg
Upon the petition of JOnathan DANA are hereby
cited to appear at Probate Court to be held at Woces-
ter in said county the first Tuesday of May next,
nine O'Clock in the forenoon, to show cause, 1t any
petitioner, upon his petition, to sell the whole of the
real estate of said deceased for the purpose of pay
debts and charles of administration
And the SAID petitioner is ordered to this clta-
tion, by publishing the same once week, three weeks
successfully, in the Worcester Daily Spy, newspaper
printed at Worcester, the last publication to be one day
least before said court and to send to be
sent written printed copy of this notice. properly
egaees Of said estate, or their legal representatives,,
known to the petitioner seven days at least before said
court.
Witness, HENRY CHAPLIN, Esquire. Judge of said Court.
this fifteenth day of April, in the year one thousand
''e''' CHAS. L. STEVENS. Register.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-04-24
100 SUMMER ST.,

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ing Saloon f. A. Cloush will be promptly attended
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