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New-York tribune., 1871-11-25
Aust I.IA.
Al - Lila.
A NEW CABINET FORMED.

NEW CABINET FORMED.
ViINSA. FRIDAY. Nov. 81. 1871
Prince Aurrsperg has succeeded in the tasl;
Gforine the new Cs Il itham M.ai>ry. The cabinet l.
Row compete. AID j. composed ds follows:
I+fud, NJ ofhc Tp,turo- tDOipH ACER sPERG.
!idieet. ~ NE Irftr,Dr-LNssf.I
Mn tr Df frI,Io'r|'-i'FINrI~.
BU isbr "f t9fictif0r1- -liA\HArs.
l',.ts,r ~ W0,--t iiLCMEI/hL.
F,,.. ~ ~ .Jt,, .i~,-t,lAeTE.
ltu.-hJ.pf - In>iyuCit 90 cud NOTShV STRENMLR.
A.a..Ir y( iWdnct-lIINiE.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-25
nILGll' ".
yXCIrlSi pISCr>>I"N N TIE CHAMBERS
ANOIHER RIOT.

Errssrls. Friday, Nov. "a, ISL.
The action of the Chamber Of Deputies,
y,.,.,ia, a N,.i;- to support the Governments ap-
p.a're.i # N. . - y t. bc Governor Of TIE Prov
c,r O.. Z hut. .tyc Use 20 auO:hcr exciting debate,
u-,ar lirn. tho discussion a member of The Left de-
ra1irl ;nat the Ministry tender their resghations.
T., C.aau,r Nial!N adjourned until Tuesday next.
eis,qs Il! aiA a.S,mted before Tie r, ,sidcnce of
Np'h,u," Il member u the Ei.ht, VIII" made himself
pcu AL. ,luuNio- ~ supporting the appointment of
=" '.,.. and hCcaur very d!>ordcry their actions
eliminating IN the su. sline Of tie windows of the
hcu,c. :" No,lt vcIc the maniio OF the mob
IL. nt,G, AID tLccNic guard mustered
s,.ous lv4te. TA,r arc fais Ci further dist 1dnco>.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-25
GEN. sCHOFIELD's INDIAN POLICY

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov 23.-Gcn. Schofeld,
Commander Of the Military District Of the Pacific, has
issued stringent order concerning military operations
against the Apache Indians IN Arizona the effect Of
which will be to compel them to go the reservation
and remain there where they be protected and fed
take the alternative OF being extermuated The order
i, warmly approved in San Francisco. and II s believed
hat. II carried OUT will give lasting peace " the
rfOPy
New-York tribune., 1871-11-25
Tle Nonse Of Ancr.rcrs. from which thc

Tic IrOusc Of AuCI>pcrg, from which The
Pre-, lent 81 Tie Cabinet has been selected, - of
"a ui IN and was received into the College of
Pncr, q" thc Empire than three centuries ago.
The hca o: tAc family pI.ncc Charles Aucrsp,IE.
Sho 81 sri President ~ The Ilou>c Of LuriS of H"
Au.ii!. ii,rcr. II~ was "A mrinhrr Of The Bohemian
De-. a liz me tine, ald edGer OF the German
10 Ial parry t'crn In January. l>oA. h' was placed
jie hCaG af he Ci>ir'haIi Ministry. aad opposed to
T. ascend tncy then hy Count Eurst in Austrian
GEs l. l. Piiutc AGoph. this Princes brother. who
Ia ~ hcn ;GIuici President OF IL" new Cabinet
he la s,rycd ia the Austrian army, and il IN his fifty
hr,' I.ar.
lh'e' &" ne Ministers Herr Won Pl"ncr Dc Strcv
mtf and thA!urtzk.-weIe chosen for The respective
FfoO> q: Comm, rec, PHhIc Worship and Justice in
W. l"uIr-ri Ministry ~ Baron Won kclcr-Icr,. the
"nhf"u - 'Vhlrh proved failure Herr Dc S'rrymcr
n',i':. - q l,r>i'ou IA tOHnt PoOchls thl'iG NJ
csc" &c., ,l 81 a. MiLi-tcr u Commerce, and later
ALsI = F.n.iIcc. He also Le.d portfolio III the
N~e-eLl VI Cul4t de TIaic.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-25

.r1r,yy WILING TO GIVE Cp GIBRALTAR

GREAT BRITAIN WILLING TO GIVE CP GIBRALTAR
MADRID. Friday, Nov. "a. 1871.
The CJrrCop op;pdcncid says the answers which
h5. been .u..i, to recent private inquiries show that
e,a i.iin il ready receive flVoribly proposals
tvg. :. ..u for the I,st.tition of Gibraltar
New-York tribune., 1871-11-25
N'!,Alt'O.

lvlCTCHY FOR TIE RENOLUTI0NlsTS IN prRANGo
CrY OF MEXICO, Nov. 12;h. via HAVANA,
Eoy .4.--T.r Government forces under 'oIhi"hi Oi
G. n FoouITo have been entirely routed by the IcVou-
t0a.s;s ui.,.tr Gen. Guerra IN Durango.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-25
MI NICIlfL AFFAIRS.

FUNDS ASKED FOR THE COMPLETION OF TIE NEW
COIET-IlOtsE.
The Board Of .Ipportionmcnt met at p. m.
yosicrIy in t.c Mayors Mayor Hall in the chair.
Controller Green, cX.Dcputy Controller StJrrs, william
VI. Tweed and Mr.. Stehb!ns were present coinniii-
catr rom the Commissioners of the New Court Iouso
was read asking the Board o authorize the issue OF $780,
COO - bonds provide fns for the completion Of that
building.
Crlnm ,sioncr wa,sh-Thor" Is great deal o. marble
at the quarry ready for delivery. and. we had tho
money to gci il. .hc marble work Oh tie New Court
I!ni," could Lr finished ~ 30 1ays.
II al TIr LX tlpi,L'> i- 10 r's" SIO.pD on
bnn T.. $40 has rai-r IN HAT We and ~ IN"
aInonnt asked for $0GCo VIII gvc the Commits oner'
what the entities them TO- 1t may be well enough 10
pass the rrEolIiiior
On motion OF Controller Green thr matter was laid
till next Monday ut ~ H.. aud the Board sd'
tourncd.
wM. NJ. TWEED, JR., STILL IN OFFICE.
Assistant Dis.rct-Attorncy William NJ.
Tweed IT, las not Resigned. 1t is only question Of
time however, WREN hr will do 40.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-25

FAST TKOTTING ON THE PACIFIC COAST.
SAN FnANCIsCO, Nov. 2.-(i"v. Stanford's
horse ,rned yesterday three miles On the Union Courve
IN cisA Gle. and 2la.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-25
HISTORY OF TIE SUCCESSIVE ATTEMPTS TO REC

0i>IORY OF THE SUCCESSIVE ATTEMPTS TO REC
NClIE BOHEMIA WITH TIL AUSTRIAN EN-
PERGI-THi. CAUSES WHICH LED TO TIE
49, htI kknENr Or TIE HOIIENwART MINISTRY.
''hoN !hL sPEClAL CORRESPONDENT OF THK TRIBuNE.l
VIENNA Nov. 2.-In recent letter | de-
"c Tie effect caused Oh public opinion by the events
e asi few days, and showed tie situation as II now
ihave stated the results Of the breaking off OF the
0'Aifoi.se negotiations both here and in Prague.
o" p"posc although 1t is very much Ike putting the
ei hi"rc the horse 20 give account Of the
Ah by The negotiations ana uf the causes which led
W the resignation OF Count HObeuwart But before
ohc ?" am strongly inclined be giu at the very
ginning, ~H!ch, by the way, dates MANY ycars-evcn
oh'ufics-back, and explain how 1t hs,eus that the
aecbs are al strife With the Austrian Emn,rs in what
tner grievances consist and how they originated. To
"Ae, III TACT very briefly, the connection @, the Czechs
With Austria Tie BANNER III which the Czech marty WA.
'oruec and lie ClJccis. Without some knowI Iedue M
'ATse matters = quite impossible 10 Judge fairly ,
'Vetn tc two parties To cause, TO decide which side (,
'n Tue Hebt and what cXtenutihg circuns,a tho
other can jt pie adj and ator al the great iut.rt ~
I'll hO.ica calses L. c"htcIcd certainly Us nnc IN, o
"xlts and wrongs of the In its chances of su
ee~s write for tnoSe a0, Exc ny,'f before y.,.d
austria. know .Lg u! C&ros and "A nsg6iehen are "a
fLoaht "f RI sor OF II. WcncI sas aud Who eanuot
distinguish the dill, icncc bctvccu Slaves S.oyaks and
elavol,sns
Aoe connection between the Habsburg family aud the
''''hees fosm'Hs what u tcrned Tie Kingdom Of d.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-25
PRICE FOUR CENTS.

rndrh 70 discontinue the financial agency at Now York,
bur some banking Institution viii be desiv
mated az the place where the payment Of interest on u
public debt will be made.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-25
FOREIGN NEWS.
GREAT BRITAIN.

,,,xrr OF WALES DANGEROUSLY LI-IM-
tai i>,; rrNItN DEMONSTRATION IN COIN
,TlrN OF THE FRENCH C0MMEh'iA iAA
At,r,->LEloVs MARINE DISASTER.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-25
ti,A\l H..
PARls, Friday. Nov. "a. 1871.

A S>PorroN!C II "">>TRATI"N IN PARIS
1nfL~', MAENlNG 10 TIL CHINESE EMBAo-
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-12-18
H.ersonnI TeIegrnlns.

Auburn. N. Y, papers state that the son 0
VIM. H Seward is very low from paralysis.
The emperor aud empress OF Brazil have ar
rived in Paris.
John b. DHrf, of Mem ,his, drew $4,000 IN
the Louisville library lottery.
There is a rumOr that Mansfield has taken
$4,000 from Fisk in settlement
William Smith, wealthy farmer residing in
Monroe LennOX township, Ono committed
suicide on Wednesday, by cutting his throat
with pruning knife
The queen, ACCOMPANIED by the Princess
Louise and other members Of the royal family,
arrived at Windsor castle, Saturday afternoon,
BY special train from Sandrngham
The British home secretary is likely TO re-
quest parliament TO give him authority to eXpel
Carl Marx from the United Kingdom. Marks
residence is placed under the watch of the po-
lice.
Washington specials say that the official adj
vices are that Gortschakotf has ordered Cataca
~ TO leave America after accompanying the
grand duke as far as st. Louis, and the legation
viii be placed in charge OF Baron Dantzas, it:
secretary, until the arrival of the chdfg'
Pqbdies, who leaves at once.
Wormley, the bcsi Washington caterer, will
prepare the diuner given to GOvernOr-elec
NaShburn on tuesday, by his colleagues OF tn
house. The Massachusetts senators will not b
present, and the only guests will be a dozen 0
so OF the leading representatives, with fey
members OF the press
An Albany dispatch states that Goyerno
Hoffman stated that he did not consider tn
democratic party dead but was prepared Il
meet Greeley on the platform of reform in til,
civil service, of the supremacy of the civil owe
the military power, and the basis of an cconom
ical administration OF the government.
The prince of Wales has now entered upon til,
first stages OF recovery. There is every indica
non at Sandringham that the danger is over
The members of the royal family who wert
summoned thither in such haste, and have re
maned here all the week, are preparing Il
leave. The duke of Cambridge has returned I,
London.
Gen. Sheridan has extended to Alexis an in
ytation to grand buffalo hunt. 1t is propose
that the party proceed to Fort Mcpherson, from
the fort sixty miles south on horseback to wher
the buffalo are large in numbers. Thousand
of Sioux Indians, under Spotted Tail, will be
ON hand
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-12-18
boston AND VICINITY.


ne annual gathering and supper Of the RoS-
ION lumber dealers took place on Friday nioht
AZ Boston, GU Friday, Col. b. f. Lawrence If
Eigln, Ill, who had been rendered insane nv
business losses, attempted 10 commit suicide III
Jumping from a window in the Ameri,a,,
house. II is expected thar his iniuries vii ~
suit 10 death. He is siXty-two wear, old
The number OF deaths in Bo.ton for tho nj
ending December 9Th was 113 orybnn, 5a -
males and " females. Under one wear 31 mo
ionNe, IL. by consumption, 49, or American
parentage, 40; foreign, 49, ~ a."
Ii Is reported that n chang is shortly IA IL.
made ~ the supeTintendency Of the OId pnlon,.
railroad, Mr.. James kendrck of the Maine q, y.
lfal road being named as successor 10 Mr. "
IL. Bullock, who has filed the office several
years. II is supposed that the substitution ~
another IN place Of a brother of Mr. Bulloclr
VINO was lopg ia the Office of master mecbani,.
OF the road, has created a difference between
BIT. Bullock and the president of the rond
which VIII eliminate in the chauge mentioned
Dispatches non Washington announce tIat
tue president has granted pardon ~ fiharias
Melien, 81 the Boston firm OF Mellen Ward e
VI piOhtls anu bankers, whose financial IL.
iesula1ues, 10 connection with officials In tbe
tusiom mouse and two or three banks were Tho
Almost universal iODie OF conversation in ,no,
canine circles some four years since NpIlen
Nlih others was tried in the United States ci,.'
cut court Tor frauds on the government Nh
being convicted was, after a lone DELAY ssn-
fenced IA the fall Of 1859 to be confined IN tba
jan ny 1Ieehheid tor Two years and 10 pay fine
" SlOO,VOO, but by executive ciemency be now
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-12-18

The London Observer says thar parliament
will meet in the second week in February
Hon. John L. Iincter Illinois state senator
from the Sth district, died last evening.
SiXiy-wo deaths from small poX occurred in
Cincinnati during the week ending Saturday.
The grand jury Of New York expect to com.
pete its labors on Tuesday by presenting thirty
or forty sealed indictments.
The Spanish minister has demanded of the
Hayten authorities that the Hornets rudder be
removed, but the invitation was declined.
The budget OF the French finance minister
Nj. Ponyer Querteiur shows a surplus OF IA, 0OO-
900 francs.
At Charleston the small pox quarantine
against vessels from New York and Pbiladel-
phia is discontinued.
The tribunal Of arbitration of the Alabama
claims assembled in Geneva, on Saturday
British and American claims were presented
and, without argument, an adjournment took
place until April.
Five sailors ofthe American ship james Brett,
lying in the harbor of Hayrc, were accidentally
drowned on Friday.
Bark Canada Belle from Glasgow, rescued,
Nov. ls, the crew, numbering sixteen, of Brit
ish ship River Dee, who were subsequently
transferred to a European bound vessel
Cable specials state that English merchants
when the illness Of the prince of Wales was
alarming, bought an entire stock of black
gloves, black artificial goods and jet ornaments
in Paris.
Agents of the International society report that
and imne,iaIisis iIa t0'VH ui 'ePu'llcHls
stsonaelt IN nn,nhar "ei'iS hiueh Inc
IN 49,. - ,'l,D' i,4,..,...,
1aii l9 DGun i ,i O1ucce III the CalIIornia
graph company the right 10 construct lines and
nanv t1 Glin., al -, o;tI COM
If he us,ii.1, is, '''"e' "i'eet Vi ny way
Ths t.ori it,,,''i '9 a', ;.,,
t,a h,r n,l ~ Tm q Caiss9n Oh pier NO D. OF
snrh ON Sstnra,, c,',i Ihet rs 81. 30
men ~ oroatI,g5t 81 ma nIISShi sPec-
liuu ~ ailetnyst' Safhet ana god bearing
~ .u ees %n @ inc rock bottom
ioitA-iHiee leet DeloW low water The gravel
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-12-18

SAN FRANCIsco, Dec. I'll he steamer Great
Republic, from Hong Kong and Yokohama, mas
arrived She brings in her ireight, to go over
land u 705 packages of tea and @6l packageS OF
silk for New York, 1911 packages OF tea for Dos
ton and iorb-6ve packages OF silks for Hart
ford.
island November 16, and saw new volcano IN
violent eruption.
Yokohama news of November - contain the
following items: Mr.. belong, American minis
Ter. has returned overland from Hokodadi.
The embassy leaves by the next mail, TO confer
with foreign governments relative to revision OF
treaties, TO be made in July next by the united
demand of foreign cabinets.
The mikado is willing to open up the entire
country to foreign intercourse, but the request
must be a united one TO have any effect.
A fire at Hokodadi DESTROYED nearly tie whole
town and property valued at over half million
dollars.
Minister Delong returns home by the next
steamer, to confer about revision OF treaties.
Exports Of tea are a million pounds in excess
of last season, with brisk demand.
Another embassy has been sent to Corea by
the mikado
The japanese are discarding their dress for
foreign styles.
which sails from Yokohama to-day, and Is due
here January IS, viii be The most important that
ever left an Oriental nation for America or Eu
rope. il is sent by order Of the japanese par
lament and the mikado, that the ruling classes
may study for themselves western civilization,
and not depend upon reports OF interiors, as
hitherto Its head will be Jawkura, late minis.
tpr oi foreign affairs and new prime minister Of
Janan. assisted by KIDD, chief of the emperors
PRIV council, the chief minister of public
works, chief minister Of finance and vice
minister of foreign affairs, TO be accompanied
nv eight secretaries, twcniy-one officers Of rank
aud iwenty-one young noblemcn, travelling for
information. They will proceed TO Washington
overland. visit the principal cities Of America;
thence TO Europe and around the world L. 5.
Minister Delong accompanies them to Washing
ton. Brooks, japanese consul Al San Francisco,
has been directed TO accompany them around
the world All the officers retain their positions
while absent from the empire.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-12-18
RatIrOahs.


FOR B0SrON-EXpress trains at 20 and rs am. and
325, 80 and g.5j p. Accommodation trains M
100 and 9,ij a. M, and iO and SEQ D. m. Returning
leave Boston at 8. Z $50 teN.), ex.) H. III ana 3O 3
leX i3O, $50. cXl and 100 lex, p M. SUNDAY Mail
Train leaves Boston at $40 D. M and Worcese ior
Boston at 230 a m, (MOnday)
FOR BOSTON, via Gr0tOn Junction. al 80 and IL Is n
M and 20 Returning, leave Boston at rs and
=, 90 y M, and 400 p.
FOR SPRINGFIELD, at sos 800, 9.55 (Albany exp)
m and 6l5 p m; for New York aud Albany Eek
press 1925 m, and 43O and 1885 m Albany Sunday
NAL Train leaves at 1905 p. m Returning leave
SpTnghed for Worcester ut 200, 1,l5 1850 a M
,a2i SA;! Z.O5 (eXp) 400 and slU (eX) p. sunday
FOR PROVIDENCE, at 1870. iOl5. tcx) ll9O a M, 400
and $50 p. m, Returning, leave Providence for Wor
=, eesIer' ~ I4O II 40 A. M 2.l5 (eX) and L0b p m.
~ FIT II p RG, at b3O II 10 a. m,
~ E. m. Returning, leave Fitchburs for Worcester
~ s!VO T. m, 200 $50 ?. m. Leave Fitchburg Tor
Groenned on arrival of the $50 and IL Is a. m trains
nom Worcester Leave Fichburg Ar Winchenlon
=, heene Bellows FAILS, at $50 a. M, 125, IS D. m
FOh NORMlCH at G35. $50 m s. l5 1920 tSteambOat
en- to \. York; p m, Returning leave Norwich for
Worcester, nj 2lO, leX.) 800, II 30 a. M 45 D. m,
Special train from Webster to Worcester al SEQ H. m.
returning at 6.3j p. m. " ''
FOR NASHUA, at $50 Ills n. M 42Op m Nashua
- for Worcester, i.l0 u M, 1903 m. 500 h. m,
FOR MILFORD, via birmingham. 100 92j a m, l. 40
Jz3 ana 800 p ms via WoOnsocket 100 IL 30 Il, NJ,
FOR GARDNER, at a. m, 1880. 49, and 6.25 D. m,
Leave Gardner for Worcester at 90 Sl5 and Is A.
M, and AS p, m. "
FOR LOWELL, via South Framingham, at 100. g25 a.
m, l4Oand $50 p NJ Lowell TO Worcester. Is a. m.
l3J and 5.45 p. m.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-12-18
GNurttstrr aailp spp.
China and Japan.

Arrival at san Francisco of the Steamer
from Hong Kong and AOkOham1-
New VOIcano-SeVere Fire al halO-
dndi-Japanese Descending Their Ma
tioual Dress, etc.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-12-18
Late Style Carriages.
~ A l. v n L. q q DID, ARDS
~ BURRlNG MACHINE WORKS,
second Avenue, Corner Twenty-Second 1T
Office No. Bowling Green, New York
MammIAnLIrD hn


PATENT MESTIzO Burning PICKERs
PATENT WORSTED BURRLNG PICKERS pa
TENT DOMESTIC BGRRLyG PICRERS. OILERS Ia
attach to Pckers. Patent Steel Ring an Solid Packing
Burring Machines made Single and Double for first
oreakers o. NooI Cardlng Machines; Fine Burrnp
M2ehlnes Tor the second breakers and 1nishers.
improved Steel Ring Feed Rolls plane and intercec,
ing, with Patent adjustable spring boxes Shake vii
&c ~ ii'9' DiV"-
, Excelsior! Attic International Exhibition in Lon
uoh' 1909, ano az Paris Exposition of 1861. our Mes
t.AO BuIriIg PICKER received PRIZE MEDAL, award
a. S ~ ~ medal At American Institute Fair lsS5
am IN 1851; 1863 and 1870 the highest award '
AT the American Institute Fair 1856 our Rprt ma
machine for cards, awarded A GOID BED AZ
90 Al SUBSEQUENT eXhibitions the HIGHEST AWARD,
any "a ao,V our Double Burner received FIRST PREMIUM
Rim F eiSan Institute Fair, 1863 and 1870 our Steel
mn tEeed Rolls received lst premium. ~
AZ american Institute Fair 1870 our Worsfed pri,,
flsksI was awarded the LIST premium 'iii's
gR OUR STEEL RING BIRnINC ,cutvpe Ann 49,.
OELi 9yLlp fAckiEG BURRNG MACHINES IN TuF NAV
NIL. moikhlaiislnp aud Operation are guaranteed
0ur Illustrated Catalogue be had on implication
PROMPT attention gwen to all INQUIRIES apd 49, b.
u. L.. a
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-12-18
THNHE SECRET
MEDICAL COUNSELLOR,
by DIR. F. HALLOCK,
ONLY so CENTS
TO SECURE A BUSINESS

paying from IS TO $40 per day Five Samples ofour DIFF
ieieht 1oodi al new light and saleabe, post paid
10 AZ nis TOR only 30 cents Suitable ladies or gen
tlemen to sell. Address NEW ENGLAND NovEITY
AGENCY, No Asylum ST. HARTFORD CT. dim nSO
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-12-18

FEtHE LADIES HAIR STORE-NTisSos
-. A. Z. f.. o. cL0UGu would respectfully inform
returned TO their old location 81 Front 1t my iiNc
Building opposite the Common, where they Mil he
happy TO attend to the wants OF ali who may fa,r i ~
with call in making work to orders aifo renoysiin i
ana adjusting old sets Of hair; cutting tldrpn IVA
misses hair, champoong, DC, 6c anu
my3O db FANNY o CfoI3ntii,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-12-18
V'HE oUINsIGAMOND NATIONAL

n BANk, OF WUEIE0TFTU
Tile Annual Necug of the Stockholders of the Quinn
sgamond National Bank. OF Worcester will be held at
their Banking Rooms. on L ESDAY Jan. 8 1872 at 10
O'Clock for the election Of Directors Tor the
ing year and for the transaction Of any other business
that may legally come before them.
j. 5. FARNUM, Cashier.
Mnrn.slnI. nec- & lAll 40
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-12-18

The Memorial and Rock navely remarks that
President Coolidge Of the state senate will cheer
fully yield-the chair TO Hon. George T. Richard
son, senator elect from MiddleseX. There is no
doubt Of it, if Mr.. Richardson is elected; but
Mr.. Coolidge is a candidate for the presidency
OF the senate, with every prospect Of re-ecc-
ton.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-12-18
I EICESTER NATIONAL BANK.

The Annual Meeting of the Stockholders OF the Leices-
ter National tHuk, will be held at their Banking Rooms
on ESD AG, Tho 9th day OF Janury. lt19 at o'clock
z. for the Election OF Directors Tor the ensuing year,
amt the transaction Of any other business that may lie
gally come before them.
ID. E. MERRIAM, Cashier.
Leicester I)rr X 1871 dim
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-12-18

ECEIV WE'D THIS DAY
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-12-18
For Sale and Exchange.

A GOOD HORSE AND CARRIAGE
"A wanted Immediately in exchange for tesirabJe
house lot at the South End
ABBOTT Il RICE,
Central EXCHANGE
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-12-18
T'HE GRAFTON NATIONAL BANK

The Annual Meeting the Stockholders Of The Graf
| ton Nationai Bank OF Grafton, Mass. will be held at
their Banking Rooms on TUESDAY. Jan. g. ls73 at TWO
O'Clock r. for the Choice OF Directors the year en-
suing and Tor the transaction any other business that
| may legally come belOr, them.
| HENRY +. WING, Cashier.
| Gra0np hoo q 1871 Nm,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-12-18
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49, FOR SALE-Farm of so acres 7
E:i miles frym Worcester i miles rom depot. and
b@ll OF mile TO school, churches stores posi- Office
- dc VIII keep cows and a horse; large orchard ;
good buildings; wood enough for place. Price $1,000.
ID. F. PARMENTER x co.