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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-01-07
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THE MASSACHUSETTS, CENTRAL

The Annual Meeting Of the Massachusetts, Central
Railroad Company. viii be held the Clinton House in
the town OF Chiffon. On WEDNESDAY, the nth day Of
January A. d. 1911 at l. O'Clock NJ upon the fol
lowing subjects, TO wit:
LIST. Tie election Of Directors.
I'd. The acceptance Of the Act of the Legislature en-
titld, IAN Act concerning the Massachusetts Central
RrOad Company" being iapter sc! of Acts of 1870
Sd. The revision Of the bylaws.
18th he confirmation Of the action of the Company
during the year 1870 and the Of any business
that may be properly presented.
By order Of the Directors.
JAMES NJ. STONE. President.
&. DRAPER. Clerk dffall
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-01-07

T OSTl-Monday, Jan. 2, probably at the
IL corner of Main and George streets, A GREEN
PoRTMoNEAlE. The finder will be rewarded by leav-
Il al the second house on George ST.
ia IN ''' dlw1 MRS. JAMES HOLMES.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-01-07
NORWICH AND WORCESTER RAIL
~ ROAD co.
TREASURES OFFICE.
NORWICH, IT,. Dec. 20, 1870. :
nVVVnENn

The board of directors this Company have this day
declared a dividend OF Five Per Cent, payable the
3'st instant, at the Farmers Loan and Trust Companys
Once, 26 Exchange Place New York. to the Stockhnld
whore the stock ledger tho 23d inst
Transfer books will be closed from the I'D inst TO the
l2Gh of January next
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-01-07
HENRY CLEWS & CO.,
SO Wall Street, New York.
TOWER, GIDDINGS & TORREY,
BOSTON,
BREWSTER, SWEET & CO., Boston,
General Agents for New England.

FOR SALE BY
RICE a. WHIT q, Bankers Worcester.
SUTTON a. WHEELER,
GEORGE +. WOOD, Cashier, "
NATH'L PAINE, 80
q. Il, MEKRILL. :"
j d. FARNUM,
HENRY a. MARSH,
j. p. HAMILTON. :"
II. w. HAMMOND, Treasurer,
sPENCEK, villa 4 CO., Boston.
HEAD ~ PERKINS, 4"
L. ROLLINS, MORSE a. co.,
HUBBA HI BROS. a. CO,
BECK RROS., !"
STONE a. DOWNER. "
j. ID. STURTEVANT, "
GEO. w. WARREN a. co,
ofwhom pamphlets and Information may be obtained.
AFTER A CAREFUL INVEsTIGA-
TION OF THE MERITS OFTHE BUR
LINGTON, CEDAR RAPIDS AND
MINNESOTA RAILROAD FIRST
MORTGAGE BONDS, WE CAN CON-
FIDENTLY RECOMMEND THEM AS
A SAFE AND DESIRABLE INVEST
MENT.
TOWER, GIDDINGS & TORREY.
BREWSTER, SWEET & co.
dawtf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-13
WHEN A VESSEL NAY BE STRANDED.

The schooner G. w. Hyson, on her voyage
from New Orleans Providence with 500 bales Of cotton
and barrels Of mOlasses on board, wac run on the
beach at squam the coast OF Jersey On the night
Of the 2i morning OF the 2ld Of Januy, 1851 The
vessel could not aftcrwar he got Of but went 10 pieces
Portions Of her tackle saved and the materials or the
vessel sOd the value OF the wreck and other things
pertaining 10 the vessel saved being s29l n. Pmlp
Fitzpatrick and Others of the vessel, and
prosecuted to from the contribution To
their the vessel freight by way Of general
average decree In their favor wac made IN the DIS
trict Court from which the claimants appealed IL the
Circuit Court In his decision filed Saturday Judge
Woodruff says:
DOuhss distinction someShers between te wreck Of
sel spite 81 eson Of her officers and cre" ana tle
faung choice Of evils Of which apparently int'
table 1.-THE present Of voluntary sranilg within e Jus,
meaning subject IL clear where that line u
When sndng Inevitable s effect on the nights
he that Inevitable
he will DO nothing because De- cannot DO ANYTHING
however although The master ard mate
belief what done bet for all who inter
esd Ad alternative unpromng 10 he and IN Their Jng
fatal Interests all concerned and 10 view OF ihai thtY
chose peril which that place aud manner they were not compelled
. submit.
The the hbcH accordance Win the decree OF
the District 81 the appeal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-13
LECTURES. MEETINGS. ETC.

The annual masked ball of the LicderkTanz
Society takes place tomorrow evening at the Academy
Music The usual grand masquerade OF the ArOn So
cicty Will not be given this season.
The Rev. John Hall addressed an unusually
large last evening in the Cooper Institute
from Peter H. II. dearly beloved, besccch YOU IA
strangers and pilgrims abstain from freshly usts.'
The Rev. A. Z. Graves preached his fare
wei Sermon last evening, in the Central Baptist Church.
On Forty -seconds His predecessor the Rev Mr. Evans
will resume the pastoral charge Of the congregation.
Convention representing six Roman Cath
Ollie Church Societies, met yesterda at the schoolhouse
~ 81. Columbia and appointed Committee to invite
the Rev Father Farrell Of St. Peters Church. tO deliver
lecture the proceed Of which TO 90 the Sisters OF
Charity
DR.. 5. n. Leo read paper Saturday even
ing before the NewYork Genealogical and Biographical
Society," on the Life and Character OF Judah Tours Of
Newport r. L." with remarks early Jewish families
OF NowYork and Newport The Rev. John Lord, ID. d.,
OF Stamford, Conn., ard the Rev. IT, y. Sherman OF
Es0pus n. Y, elected corresponding members OF
the Society.
The Arion Societys new clubhouse in st.
Markspace opened Saturday night TO the members
and large numberof invited uests.s ga concert u sup
per- and ball given. In the musical entertain
mcnt which preceded the supper and the ball. Miss Gaul
q young pianist of Baltimore; Mrs. Koch Orion, and
Messrs RemmertZ and Werner TOOK part. During in
Permission In the performance Mr. Tiacca President Of
the Aron delivered address Of welcome and cOngrat-
ulatiOn. The house IL elegantly furnished, and
among its numerous rooms has cODcerth hail which will
accommodate so persons.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-13

there and gave some readings for which he Is much
praised In the local Paper. At the Opera House, MT IT,
{. B"niace acted Dacid GdTTtck.
ShakCspcare's Birthday this year-tbe 23d of
Api-fails on q sunday. Due Observance OF the ami
versary Ough to DC made at the theaters where the AIRY
Of acting fs rCspcctcd. without Shakespeare To fall
back upOn 10 IA doubtful IL the stage would ever, III our
country, have emerged from the barn.
The Amateur performance OF London AS
surancp" at the Union League Club Thcater on Satur-
day evening resulted well large audience was pres
ent, and was pleased. The representation passed on
smoothly and may justly be recorded creditabe 10 all
concerned. The American Dramatic Fund VIII plOnt 10
a considerable sum, b. this enterprise.
Mr. and Mrs L. l.. Davenport appear at
Trimble's Opera-IIousc, I'm Albany, This week " the
Old Man OF the Mountain" occupies the stage OF Mr..
Davenport's theater in Philadelphia, and proves i'm
Nurle, and Waiter LCnuOx and Miss z. Glover, ana
Miss Lilly NininG Davenport play principal parts III
this spectacle drama.
Marie Seebach will personate Ad,ienne r.
cOUrreur, this evening AT the Stadt Theater. hilc
Neueta will assume The Princes. This fine per
elected much admiration when given, GuIhE ait III
Scch1ch's first engagement, at the French lHcuteI
Urel AcOsta viii be acted at tho staGt lo-hoiiJT
evening and on Wednesday Hamlet VII be brOusht
forwarl-With Ccc5ach as OphCliG beautiful "orA Vi
art may, we think, be confidently anticipated
Miss Efiie Johns gave two representations OF
FdpCtop. NJ the FCurteenth-st. Ineater, on
This was sort Of stupcap; and = met Win the lte
mat commonly ovtrtasCs eXpedents or TINS oIuSli'
Edwin Forrest will continue his engagement at tnIss
theater and will give additional represt OF
Eing Lear There should be no need 10 chahgo INC D
Touches Of that nature which II is the hSh iuhcuon VI
& IA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-13
HAPS AND MISHAPS,
Police arrests in Brooklyn last week. Gi2.

Police arrests III Brooklyn last week 80.
Morris Ahearn's stable. No. ~ Thames-st., was
damag si 100 by trc yesterday.
The residence Of Thomas Sullivan. at Fulton and
ReGsye, Brooklyn. Tcbbei Of .?O money by burglar
Saturday
Unknown ruGans early yesterday knocked Patrol
ohh Banker sencess Aau, iron railing Twenty
bes Ssvehtbaye
The Internal Revenue officials seized on Saturday
81 North Nsh AL Brooklyn i gallons OF Illicit whisky he
lonrag to John Hughes
verdict OF accidental death has been rendered
the Of Louis Dob the oil German fatally Jana
AIRY - by being over by Tr Frsave aud FuI,h
An unknown man. age 30 cOarscly dressed fell
Yesterday al vngton ~ AMI the Hose IN bis pocket
for George Mahon 10 ari from the soEhonsc Bkwe Island
The Police Commissioners have dismissed the fol
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-13

4, t0,,o ,co rs.1,r that Dr. woBertSi any Or Oh"
man h,, discovered remedy that cures Consumption Nh'n voc ~
are bali eonsaneI-in short all diseases whether o. %
or estate mske forever and leave death TO ~!
work designed make sopana slos h.. hear enough
40 b tser shall be ieshow lou 49, &c.. ~.
OF hai Of huuhugge But whea ten in tie Head
tsr, p.oe, cil po,ify cure worst ass :" 20 - 0 Re.
thousands can 'ss .,mp,ons .ne osr
ward for that 4 cannot cure. APs.m air y
Gronton scrt f.r 10 auy address Tab rems TuI wopIn
SOLD BY MOST DRUGGISTS IN ALL PhIS ~ ,,, cent. a,
four packages for two dollars beware OF S ss.st.. q
,.io. Sse ia, nv prvs,s saiuT which Is as.,.
VA, a. eatstlr wrapper. Remente nti th. pnsN
stamp issued by Ae United ss M address. and the words &
Teit.s s engraved upon it anI nes Lo s
@ &C % -, 49, ,rsven Others uprseEttg themselves
m he ony man living hsi hs ,se no-sssv mo -
TO @aEul=einIr me 80 h V. PIERCE, N. D..
usrel 10 sen ID" "e"'A 10 Seneca g.. BeEah ~ J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-13

Clarendon Hotel-Sir Edward Thornton, :, tie
British Minister 49, Breyoor llouseEIne i'op; H. 2
Sandford late IT, g. Minister 10 Belgiiin eAHUN -,
GREGORY smith of Vermont, cX-G0y. Lawrence OF ilo1
Island Francis b. Hayes, President OF p TG Of
Fran,,fnrt Germauy -.-- New-IOrk liOtel-lne nun
William Dorshemcr OF Buffalo. = AneniiIIc 10
George w Rigs Of Washin gtOn - SI 4S,o,'tS -
telCen IA r. Reid OF Iowa, and Cen IT, O. ba,cne tI
of sar1tofs, - Aston House-Tho Hon laSSet95 t Hno
W,Ii, ~ VIRGINIA Judge Henry Sherman OF Hashlhg-
Ton and Commander ENGLISH u s. ~ dll1n,.Np ~ D.
HoteiThe Hon Dwight Foster ana the non 49,, 49, ni
Tptou OF Boston C. j. Peterson OF PlI1AdeipIa, M
Lent Commander Rowland, u. >. y, ---- b''i'''
Unnse-Caut r. C. Bradford OF West POINT.
DEPARTURE. . =, ,...,..
NJ Treilhard tho French Minister, Left the Guy LOT
Washington Oh Saturday,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-13

dedicate my A minor symphony TO her, as that naa
really bccn The indncement TO Journey ana hecase
the Enrsh name ON tire Scotch piece would look douDy
we'll Also forgot TO tell You how; just as sue was
gong TO begin TO sing, she sald But tne iitI, I ~
Inon Which Prince Albert tine bell and the frnce
of (otha said ho would carry u OUT, ana sa, , mw
me and carried the great out, To the ast0nlslnent
Of The servants There ia plenty more TO say when we
meet hut Dirichct goes ana thliks me
hae of these long details, swear am more radical
~, oyeT and call TO witness GrOtc, Roebuck, and you,
my dear little mother who VIII DE az much amuneu Ny
these details as am myself
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-13
NRw.yoRK DAILY TRIBUNE MONDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1877.

lowing pomeni OBnen, First Cude Otgnon sItb frea-
eok o. scboeier Eight enth and James Guy Twenty third Precinct
Coroner Young held an inquest, yesterday, in the
dence and received fracture Of tue skaL
Josiah A. Cure. age 81, living at West Broadway
and Daclst del Suddenly yencrdy in tie oce Of the Wctn
Union Tesgph Company Boadsay and Lberst, where he
employed operator.
The Brooklyn Exempt Firemens Association has
follow NJ ooers 1871 Pres dent fn1l g. ATai Wee
PRECEDENT Monroe ConnOr secretay John hcLogan Financial
Secretary, W. Day Treasurer, John 7. Finn
Frederick ID. Ogden of Brooklyn, who committed
suicide fhy became nsare from hoorg over he os OF rSI
bis mother cutting bread be szed her hl pesse BIS
against the knife and anot severed his head ron TIC Cody
A fire occurred yesterday in the produce stand OF
Henry Bunker Cenage West Washington harie cansei By
defect ia the soye-ilpe Loss stock AMI 6Htns Sl Thomas
Mrro produce stand the corner Of Centre and bfh ia
d.msged $500 The building damaged 800 The losses are
covered by insurance
A 6re broke out Yesterday in the bOller-room Of
c bourrdne mills Of william Maue Nos. 6J go G and bi9
buildings Of wool and the lanes ~
rapidly destroying both thebuldngs and ne content
NJ Nauck ,st rs his loss chrey S20i0 in
sued The buildings Owned by L. b. Ward, value TyO IN
suri.
Coroner Young took yesterday, the ante-mOrtern
statement Csthaue Lohe ling dangfrony ~ 81 10
5 81, ityGrt the effect Of bealg received lev dai
400 AT ne hands Mr. Jane Tyson ueghO MI Tyson bad N
p of boots TO be euded by Mr. LOhy and When e called 0r i
done, Size commence aDlslng NM '
ob hearing disturbance, from inner room ana asker
I'D cr fs Of the boots Mr. LoArey received
Severe wounds head AMI anes RI pushed against me s"
11g her a,.. verdict rendered against MS AJs0h MO
Vas committed 10 the ToHhs by the Coroner
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-13
HEALTH! BEAUTY!
Strong Pure and Rich Bleed, Increase of Flesh and
Weight Clear Skin and Pssutful Complexion through
DIR. RAILWAYS
ShRSAPkRILLIAJ HESlLvBi.F

rvs, dron Of The ssrarsrau esosent communicates hnugh We
M "a sweat Trims hus and juices Of the system G VIZ
the body With and .o4d
Srofla Cousam pton GAntaar Disease Ocers W e ilio
Turo, Node. in Glands and other paris OF te sitn -
"A from Esrs anl The Won't iorm 80, ~
c,sss Frnpious Fever Sores, Sea Head R7g Nol aAs
I,v.,,ei,s Acne BLACK spots thePiesh Iuuor'
tbe Womb and all Weakening add faniul s'naes ,r Az.
Loss Of sperm and all wastes o. DE LIZ fisf J,,, az.
an q, Of his wonder MSiern ChemsrF sua ~ s -
Viii nose 10 .Dv person for either Of ta o1ns :, l ~
- them daily te,oHls itSu. "
he wastes aud deccnpoac- thai continually maid fos
repairs TIE sane WITH new aela'
tnIsv 6iooi and A the Ssrsspanan Will and does
%. Gr when once this remedy commences rs @'.A & rssJ
eeNhi W m wastes II rls VII W ''fu
sn So sy The psen, will iee nse gro"ihy ts ei .lH
The food digestEg bssier, sPpe.e iIIfO''HA' Anu A
doe, the SARsAPARlLIIAS RESOLVkN ere. 4 , SIS
'o a. Int. !. the eur Sc'u0us tonat uonA N ,1
@ fat h i, the positive for kinsy bsvs 49,
S,s,. Gravel Diabetes Dropsy StePPsge /" ati ls
.Iaus ~ rine Brghs Disease Ahumlnuna, SUD 10 ~ -
IT, are bcl dust dePosts or e ~a.es 1icL si.u'l ,he
uhite Of threads hse "hite as or
morhd dark hous sppearanee ami shte 90 i p.r
Nl,n there : pncAug, burning s.usaAon Nlea ia-e
in lie Smti u DE Back sion; the LonS -
PFC one dosr per bottle SOLD b. Druggists e'e9"h''"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-13
IMMIGRATION STATISTICS.

During last January, $3.50 immigrants ar
rived at Castle Garden, against 46ls during the same
month last year The arrivals in February up 10 satur
day were s6i. The nationality Of those arriving during
January, In 1870 sad 1911, Was follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-13
, fra broke ont Yesterday i'm the bOiler-room Of
Coroner Young took. yesterday the ante-mOrter

THE FOUNDING ASYLUM FAIR.
The following is the Treasurers report OF
fo procecds OF the Ladies' Fair aid Of the ewYCrk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-13
HOME NEWS.
TIlR WEATHER..
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

RHMARKs-Feb. l2-SnOwi depth hvo HUn''' a,5 Ecb
ls70-Ihcr AZ 7 a. m, $40; 3 p. IN, 3i III D. H., a. TOD
l2--35o 10. $50.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-13
The following
b. Connolly:

Net proceeds OF tie 49,
r. b. Connolgs collection |oo'' w
Total ,-,ovr. sg,OOl o.
One hundred thousand dollars must be raised before
the Trustees the 100000 Appropriated by the
State and the charitable urgently invited TO aid Ia
making up the deficit Of 5000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-13

tAHnSuneomensl
WELCOMES ASTHMA REMEDY-Sure cure.
WsTARs BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY
Cures. Cough Colds AID Consumption.
RENoyAL-Willard Harvey, dealer imported
Papers Tsils Threads C0u-sge, nom 800 Broadway
y " FriuEua-sL, Nev.NorA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-13

LATEST SHIP NEWS.
For otser Ship Seics see Mird pdgc
ARRIVED.
Steamship Isaac Bell BhkenAB, Richmond City Point aHI Norfolk
mdss AID pass
BELOW.
Heae Torcs'em from Ro aneiro, y days. brig Hyperion
WOODBURY., from Carlenas, sugar. &C.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
S,y,yy.H Ga. Feb l2Ardvci steam, q 10 birre, ~,
CHARLESTON y C. Feb T. Arrived, ch- D. r. Everett from New.
Orleans scr re Rirnia sailed scbr J. s. Frye,
for Gclrg.ovu j. g Nash Tor Geor.eosn > 81 lcbf J.
Lee, Tor Baltimore.
FOREIGN PORTS.
CrE.ysToTS Feb l2.1ie eamhp Manhattan, from E-ioTE.
for Liverpool. touched here today and proceeded
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-13
Founding Asylum {:
R1ninla.

lgfhNls nEit. 49,
J. Qninlsn Printing, Sc. : ,J2l
Joseph J. O'DoaOhge, Gas
Ifl, &c................ tid
49, HrrrarHa ..
New-York tribune., 1871-04-13
HORSE AND CARRIAGE MARKET.
NEw .YoRK. Wedneadnv- Ann

NEw-YoRK, wednesday y April n, 1871.
There is no change in the ge neral condition
OF tho horse trade. The demand continues fairly active
for horses OF every description. prices remain the
same = previously reported.
Mr. Fitch OF the htin OF Fitch Conan in the Bulls
Head Market, has Just returned from OtsegO County
ths state and brought with him several fine horsc hired
and reared in that region.
Fifteen head of choice bred horses and colts will be
sold nj auction tomorrow Thursday the 18th inst at
Clayyille Oneida County, n. Y.
sales arc reported satisfactory at most OF the carriage
repositories.
fine coupe harness. TO be finished In the most exqui-
site manner with other OTnanenis than crest, has
been ordered by Arstachy Bey the Emba-sadOr of the
Ottoman Empire at the Court OF Prussia who seems to
have a due appreciation Of the excellence OF our mann
features as some time since ne hah hh ChIase Dil'
by Messrs Brewster 4 Co. of Bro0mest, bough Whoih
also the order for the harness was received touay.
GrOocock's Derby bandagc of English invention anu o
ato introduction In this country proves 10 c Cp"Pu
success Elastic and without selyedge u does ho lv. :
auy mark, upOn the leg and being made OF cOtton ~
canabe of retaining moisture much longer thah any OtHe
bandage.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-13
6ilualions Uanico-- females.

EIRST-CLASS FEMALE SERVANTS sup
piled by PIERCE Co. Bowlngrccn Greenhons ,nd oine
selections from American English. Scotch Germins S"ee Ir'h
SITUATION WANTED-By respectable
- WOMAN good cook, washer sni roncr Who would he
have her tile pr wears old o 0n 10 The country
e be-, of c reference from her last place Please call Tor "o days al
$50 Ess 1hrty. siIth.st
WELL-RECOMMEND German SERN-
w ANTS for all positions capable and tu'tEorthT constantly
found n e GERHAN BuREAJ JjJ BoBery, F ST.
Mrs LOWE.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-13
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
CONNECTICUT WESTERN RAILROAD co.,

Coupon Reerd and BY the Legislature Of Conneeteu' made ee
Ell Sat- tsseveu interest payable January and July ID new
lor The have The subscribed capital STOCK oi he
COMPANY tlCO Jo al Of which except $500 has been paa
cash O s $4,000 has been subscribed and paid by The C
Hartford The mortgage made ih. Treasurer Of the STATE
TIE bons stored in the oh Of he Controller Of TIE State and
outeei BY bin, and b. the Charter only be de-
L'esi by bin 70 the Company The proportion Of +2Oo bonds for
40 csh prevousy expended IN III Of the road
TIE rosi sI,eui from Hartford connects With
~. system Of railroads westerly Mlerton the Se"Yok
line connects with the Road north
Duches, end Columbia Fsht no~ completed With
poakeers Esse Poghkeuae be finished 10 July
and Rotou, Road built opening direct
connection coal supplies o The PuHsyysn Coal CompaBy and
Deavsre aud Hudson Canal Company Geld for business
opened By N numerous Railroad and River CONNECTIONS 10 supplying the
touutry With eo lumber grain cattle and breststuf from tie West
retrul on marble and the manufacturing products Of tie
u,ry thnhv along lie hne.
Tie grading complete part Of the iron purchased
1g the condition Of the bed w." permit
TIE diameter 4 tie among whom Hon WILLIAM
BAKNUM eg.Goy HOLLEY, GEORGE NJ. BARTHOLOMEW, esq
'u1JAMKs GOODWIN esq s guarantee that the enterprise s be
through iu substantial and economical mssner
The pr e. Of e bonds 90 per cent and accrued Interest
New-York tribune., 1871-04-13
Go Uhom II nan Concern

IyARRISON ASSOCIATION.
To m uer.ons INTERESTED r-cerv hc Harrison it u
FpoB: There adjourned meeting Of The HiGnou Asnca
tog and family Frenoh Hotel at Ncwiork. WEDNESDN,
Atr 49, 1871. 10 O'Clock M Gentmeu and ladies invited o
attend Come and aud hear what there H. Of hc case
A. .oy M IAHl.oN Sretau. SALMON HARRISON President
IS order Oi The Association.
II q. SMITH. Monlon. Vt.
American agent Harrison Association
New-York tribune., 1871-04-13
Situations tOantc0-- Nlales.

A LARGE supply of first-class German
CITY Couar found at 1873 SIhave over Drug store
4 YOUNG MAN wishes situation as COACH
~ MAN ami GARDENER in private family dhs ee,i OF % 5sier
EARM HANDS at 6 Bowling green.-PlERCE
Co. have constantly hand hr.css' Ssede. Germans Scotch
and English; also, Meehsncs Coachmen, and Gardeners
SITUATIONS WANTED for thoroughly com
- peent Coachmen, Gooms Gardener farH nd' F9rer ef
CARPENTERS LARGE EMPLOYMENT OFFICE 49, West Eleventh
st, cor SNth-are.
SCOTClIMAN and WIFE, EngliShman and
- frate Farm Hands and ousekeers just arrived "in
SITUATIONS, North West South Inquire the Agency OF
PIERCE Co.. BoVlnggreen
GWEDES and DANES, four first-ca Farm
~ Hands speak English WANT SITUATIONS Now Bowling
green Also four English caeners with chests of tools
STTUATION as COACHMAN-Singe Man,
- Scotch understands and Of horses; excellent
references Call or adde's W. r. g. Nss.susi Seed Store
SITUATION WANTED as Farmer, Gardener,
- or 10 take of horses hv single um North o Germany
Address Mr. WARD Of FutOnst and Washington Mar'et
WANTED-A SITUATION rs COACHMAN,
w would take charge Of gtlmans place by steady kugsh
leaving OF death employer Good
references Ailress D. X. Box 200 Tribune OGce
WANTED-A situation by an experienced
w WOOLEN CARDER thoroughly to take charge OF
eart-room- address W H.. New-HrunsVck. NeNJerey.
WANTED, by IA steady sober Englishman-A
W SITUATION where tr and confidence required frscsss
testimonials Address T. w., Box $50, Tribune Office
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