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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-09-20
DEPARTURE or FOREIGN MAILS.
pptDAY sHPr. 70

FRIDAY. SEPT. 70
All, n, Panama Asnuwi tie Central American and South Pa
po, ete ner steamship Queen close at 10 10 seam
Prisn closed Mail Is only by the Williams Guon Ani
lima Line Steamships D.. a...v
for Halifax N s. closed at the New York Pos. once every
THURSDAY O'Clock m Steamship sails from rof"@"l me- vi
Friday, at 6 q. iii
10 M cent? ouuce Papers each which must be prepaid
SATURDAY, SEPr. 81 -. o,.
Nail. for Rurope via Queenstown and Liverpool steamship Cy
OF Brookyn close No Supplementary Mall steamship sa'
AT A. m from Pier No. 43 n. r.
Piussan Closed Mail is cent BY this line III.
Mails via Southampton and Bremen per stasnp
ent.ebapd close AZ n Supplementary Mail on Pier az loot
- M LIT Uoboken Il closed at o. steamship sails at p
ran letters deposited Supplementary Mails must be prepaid Win
double postaRe
Direct German Mail Is sent by this line. . -. =, -.
Brest and Hayre. per Feamsp
y Close al A. m Steamship from Pier No. 80 n r.
Mails Domn by the steamship Iybee CLOSE ~ p
m Steamship sails at 3 o. ID, from Pier No n X
Mails KEY West by the steamship Clyde close AZ p m
steamship sails at . D. m, from Pier NO. ~ T.
SUNDAY. SEPT. e.
All Mails close al II o'clock The FOrOm'e open ""
ID. 70 | 4. IL.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-09-20
SPEECH OF EDMUND briggs.


FELLOW CITIZENS: 1t was my good fortune to
preside IN the hight OF the III the year 1885, at mass
meeting which was called at Fort Greene, in this city, to
express Independent Of party feeling the sentiments OF
the people regard to prosecuting the war to the bitter
end. THIS was for the sake OF union, and for the
purpose of restoring peace TO our country ana l5oo
people at that time DANGEROUSLY shouted for union.
remember well that at that meeting the lamented 3D.
win S. Dickinson was present and his stirring remarks
In favor of union s ring in my ears to-day the OBJECT
OF the meeting to bring peace to the country
and perfect a more lasting union am reminded TO-
night OF that meeting when sec the nulDcfs DeloIe
me- because although not raging ana That resort
is appropriate Tor the purpose yet et haI We Io
congreg here for the purpose as theO dOns
what we can TO bring about union to our Iand Inc
municipal ticket which nominated at the meeting
have spoken OF in 1868 elected by large majority
and feel confident that the result OF our neetlhg 10
night will be satisfactory ana that greeley anu MI
nan viii he elected. tne same enthusiasm hOIloo
almost the same faces, and witness the same determine
ton on this occasion that saw upon that IN loO5i anu
feel assured that tie result VIII he as prOpltlOuS
| WAS talkin. the other day with - gentleman from
Florida who told about the manner IN "hch tue
Suthern states are despOled by Northern carp5tDlk
GERS lie sand that Northern carpet-bdggeis hu
swiudel the inhabitants OF Florida IN Que IlIodt Gu
tcrprse ont S2OiOOOJ ana HpcclDed uttalI5 WhICu
have not the time occasion 10 enter INTO az chSti
but the system rO1Dug the southern people through
the fundamentally Of new enterprises "i-4 surely Ih
pOyerish that section Of our country.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-09-20
THE COURTS.
THE VIELE CASE.

Pending the divorce suit of Gen. Egbert L. Vele
against wife dispute should given custody
their four children writ Of habeas corpus sued out by Mrs Ye
question: bat dismissed by and
issued that Gen. y should have Of the three elder children
Mrs yicle Of the youn child few weeks Emily Of
children living with Cen Y taken away bis
residence Lake Mopac by Mrs Ve assisted by NJ r. Leyerson
another and With her mother Europe Proceedings
Immediately begun against Leye0n and he resides NewJeey
TeqoD obtained from Gov Hoffman for his removal to
this State Counsel Oi Mr. Fe applied yesterday 10 Judge Leonard
e Supreme Court Chambers TO acate that part Of the order giving
the custody the three children to Gen Yee and stated that
had been this disposition Of the children. Counsel also
eonnde that as the only ground for the arrest Of LevenOn the
charge Of which he had no knowledge he should
be Discharged Counsel for Gea Nee asked for adjournment to
allow Of examination Of the order which the Court granted
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comply with the request 1t thought best to sun
pena him. .
After some discussion the Committee adjourned TO
meet this afternoon IN the Adermens OF the CITY
Hail. for the purpose OF taking documentary evidence
exclusively. -,
After the adjournment Mr.. Kitchel exhibited to the
Committee transcripts from the accounts In the Con-
trollers Office They showed lavish expenditures Tor
Some desks than $780, and other charges
were I'm the same ratio. Senator Tromain informed n
TRIBUNE reporter that IL would be difficult Tor him 10
say with gree OF accuracy how long the present
Investigation would continue as h. nal 10 iica OF tne
number OF witnesses TO be called the nature OF the
facts IL Is the purpose Of the Committee % remain IN
session till the opening OF the legislature at least anu
tO supplement the present examination by an lNcsllg
ton the alleged frauds in the erection OF tue Inr1
District Courthouse in that OF tho Eighteenth maru
Market, and OF the conduct or the Department. VI
IIIillnre.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-09-20

THrRsDAr, Sep. IL n.
The various corners in existence IN Nall-st.. and
markets consequent heH have been
much lees severe than heretofore BRIEF gold
ing and strong at the close the being true OF tie railway ssFs
The money market very stringent in the morning. bat before Se
close OF bank hours money offered down low t93
per ocui. from causes noted further on The "iHsSh
shares ruiei strong daring the forenoon, aud pnes I'M
proved about al despite the high rates for money,
hut AFTER O'Clock general decline 80, stocks freely pressed
for sale and with occasional rally ola fraction the market con
tnud up the close leaving OF barely steady IL matter Of "n
siderable dcat thorough description o tn eoane Of each
individual stock o. the list om tao ihi While SHARES Nonh
shoN an improvement won be nose others The
gs shase are ", ag hAsax beea dsuhps
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-09-20

I'm An. l,rerbeer saloon No. 1863 Ludlow st., where Clara
Walter a married woman. had psyiuly struck him on
the stomach several hmcs and psshed him against the
80. AZ he mar which had him Mrs Walters admitted yesterday
having gently p struck deceased with her band and hs ne
then u the stomach which ne sAa na osn
eject Abrote Of deceased said the latter bad been drinking a
he fell the u HE resi-
depo Deceased told that not Mrs walter b smother woman
~ MIN against the bar The jgry we're recalled after retiring
~ Tho b,d besn pyat informed that evidence would be
ue 10 show hat had been Se and beaten the saoo
he inquest was therefore, adjourned to SATURDAY morning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-09-20
LOCAL NEWS.
HEAVY LIEEL- SUIT.

Nathaniel Niles, ex-Speaker of the New
Jersey Assembly, has been prosecuted by tho New
Jersey Railway Company, and suit for libel was begun
against him yesterday in the Supreme Court the dam
ages being laid at SOOOOO The alleged libel is an art
Gle which appeared in The Nation over the signature OF
jersey" and the Company intends to have the case
brought speedily to trial Attorney Gilchrst
the Hon. Courtlandt Parker the Hon. ]. D. Banghart OF
New-Jersey and Cole Murray Of this city appear as
counsel for the Company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-09-20
piSSENcERS Sailed.

FOR UAyBURG Gc-Ia steamship TesphGia, Sept ls-hrs
Samuels Miss Dora and Master Isaac Sam9ss henV
Kaiser Miss L1n Thompson John Bggemlnn c. k1ehn Marcos "a
dron Rreo Patron, Arthur Bender Mrs Helene Fuege , . pom
reon Prpz Fohr Capt Claude KabaewskT Humphrey
IIIs Caseer Drueee H. Demmng Wttser, A. H. Weaver
Lucas Peter s. r. Cahe Max Hoehn Louis ekenberl ar
MAYER and aiy Friedrich Traenkle and lady George Goepper VI"
CLAUS Jacob Senger Peter Greenwa Cha Rchari Ghrstsn
Matille Hirschemann, Mrs Anna
Knert and child Mrs Theree HOPKINS, Miss Henhee Dorner Mrs
Hannah Adler. and others In the steerGge.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-09-20
MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS.

Controller Green sent, yesterday. TO the Board OF
Supervisors showing hs date the following amounts
have been paid OOOOO appropriation for carrying on the
business county from jan to Dec l. 1872: Repairs eon7
buildings and Offices printing for legislative Department
$50 49, printing judiciary Department 1901 H. salaries Legsa
tive GG 49, stationery Law AMI blank books S5627 9O support
Of prisoners County Jail. $50 and dhrooms Sf
Committee Amores reported in favor Of leasing for
anoes $4,000 year the upper floors Of the building in
Broadway between Fortyiouh and Forydfhss resolution
accordance vi IN report adopted.
The Boarl received petition requesting the repeal the
resolution pave Belgian, trapbock pavement. Thry%eV
ent between Tenth and EeyeHtay the ground that the
e for uc paving heavy. resolution granting the petition
was referred to Committee Streets Aeommlnc ton
ceiyei from the Controller showing that. up t.
date the following amounts have been paid
orr 59 appropriated carrying the business Of
Common Connc l. Dec J. lJR: A1versnf plO4Zi p;
Couuuecnce So 80: Contingencies Of the legislative Depart
rent 2 Printing l5it sIsauye, SliJ2l3 49,
freeing Of Works
To- Lave lensh portrait the late PsoE Morse painted at
not than $1,000 AMI placed IN the Governors room Ia The City
The Board Of Audit audited the following claims yesterday and ordered
be l.. Ne T. j. Wright
and other material furnished amounting the
gate to sl22l 2 Robert ieyer.on, Examiner to the Board
$50: Nes York Mer1ry. Advertising, @lJ85ii NeU-IOrk
Times advertising, S69l3 8Oi ~ J. Maoncy. Assistant
Clerk in Buren, Of County Adiirs, b2y 35 various
regiments under Ju u aud Nog. = 1871 S9J s. j. g.
Edge Fireworks July 1. i5 $4,000 The claim Of Nelson
WateFbury for professional relative changing the
should through the Department to which the services
were rendered Controller INSISTED that hal perfectly
manner Commissioner Olmsed said that the claim certified
Yes replied Mr. Van 6or "by william d. Tweed"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-09-20
A MYSTERIOUS DEATH.

An inquest was held yesterday on the body Of
90 baeer Of No. 200 BrooHe who died Sept
H. injuries ciHel by blow In Dr. Fred L. Fischer
o. AerL called sept TO- to attend deceased who toll him
that he bad been iniuei By Dr. John a. warh Of No.
III LsioW ao called SD deceased statement
BIN. Subsequently however deceased said he did mind the
LoKs TIE sai b. la4 ". besl nose scVeeu Injured
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-09-20
DECIsIONs-sEPr. 10.

Supreme Cowt-Chambers BY Judge Leonard
Wallace and Observation-Disclosures set aside unless the plain
another undertaking with approved BY
Of the within 10 days. HOLSTER Ag- Ker-Mouon de-
ME > 10 10 abide the event
Superior COwt-Specidl Ten-By Judge William f.
Erie and Pacific Dispatch CoOrier granted Blood
good GregoOrer granted Tue sixth AatOua Bank agt
Brooks-OTier settled.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-09-20
q opdrrnershlp Notices.

NOTICE-The firm of w. WEINERT g. Co.
~ ofLookhar Texas has been dissolved BY mutual consent al
parties holding against tue lrm will them With tue
Necessary before the heeah day November 1872 the
once Of NJ KOSOFSK No. 81 Sudoks in the City Of New'iork
NOTICE-To parties holding funds of w.
~ wEINBRr Co.. You will hold all such funds until further
notice w. WEINRRT & 20.
81 K0SIIOPSKI, Eew-iors
w. WEINkRr, New BFaahiols, Tenaa
New-York, Sept H. 1872.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-09-20
MINIATURE ALMANAC

SIM u.., 5:45 sun Moor 8P7
|
Sspiv Hoor.. 9i7 1926 Hell Gate PerrY 600
| WATER THIS Dap y
SapdT 1908 Cows 1913 Hell Gate Fcrry O:l5
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-09-20
EIGHTH DAY OF THE BOOK TRADE SALE.

The list for yesterday comprised the invoices Of
William Middleton, Andrew =. Gravef Gould Lincoln, Henry A.
Young CO.. ". BuoE Alexander Murray Son, j. Backwood
Co.. A. J. Co.. and Bouedge Sons The sale Of
Wdetons stock marked feature Of the day tie prices running
very varying little only from regular trade rates. The
well the average The following eS Of the
principal works and pEces
Comoete Works Dsrae eie by his Benjamin Dsrae
clh; 81 cents AID 81 u1 youe-good
prices Lambs WORKS. vols $40, cloth 81
per volume; E4na by the same, > ent Haams Middle
Ages Constitutional History and Introduction the Literature OF En-
Complete works OF bis Life BY r. Willis
vols cloth extra . - aad 81 81
Principles Of Zoology By Louis AgasE and Angnu Goui
e0n 30 centsa Air Hamtpns Logcal and Meta
royal 8yo cloth, vols. 81 81 eahrathr low
Wyans 1Oral Science aud Political Economy In vols:
l1mo. cloth apecepy cheap One hldrd coDes OF
Chanberss Cyc0psa Of Engish itersture vols imperial
pages EACH with 800 Illustrations embossed cloth,
81 IS TO II IS yolume-ather Dw. Henry j. Raymond
and New-York Press for Thirty Years. BY Augustus
Maverick with portrait and other illustrations $40 pages 8Vo cloth ~
Adam Smiths Essays Moral Sentiments, Astro
nOmiea Enqune Formation ~ Language &C. VOL 40 p - cents
Robert Stephenson vols finely illustrated, BIt
81 per yourere,ais 50 IS Arthur Helps spanish
Conquest America iureed vols $50 % each-qute low
Rollins Ancient History, with notes, maps, aud Illustrations large
vols cloth. cheap a. % 05.
family bibles and Photograph albums also
included In yesterdays catalogue To-day proposed close out the
Of James Miller W. Bouon Virtue YorsoD sabin
Sons George Gebbe England WorihngtOn, p Putnam
Sons others possible
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-09-20
Marble ano Slate dlantels.

A KLABER, Steam MARBLE and MARBLE
"a. IzlNG WORKS Ia aud 10 Bi Bgbteenht Marble sni
Mbeed nsniels Thing Marble Counters prices that
dey eompesits'n Marble farming or the trade.
GTEWARTS SLATE MANTELS-Rich and
- slsgantdrsgna Slate o every description MARBLE and
WOOD hAsltLS 7. H. STEWART 4 CO.. go aad ~ West
TSsstI. uiTs 49, aeaf Seyeulh.sve
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Deooing CARDS. &t.

AT VIM. EVERDELL's SONS, No. 10i Full
n ton,t-WBDDlNG CARDS and PINK STATIONERY (Rsab
hsLsd lsS
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STAND NO. 3.
rREslpENr-coL. I'D. RoHR.

NiCE-PKEslDENTS.
S.ro.i l. .avery a.. VIM Lott Schan Schrader5 eek
r.fi. D. >.a.t William t. Whiting I1Iip Heinrich
d. Ior.4 a.Ia.r. Gas. Kich John A. saul,
ur d ...I... Luhle. Al. l. GuCk,
Tfclrr4 t....uan luivig Sender
SECRETARIES
e3en E Mason J. H. basftsce. JDhu NJ. Burt
Wt sap.a.ar Jaiaes EschUtgc, Tius. Casson,
ilrrft 90 ..t.tr. C4ss EckeTt Jolu X. Nansise.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-09-20

CALEEDARS-THs
SUPREME CoUET-CHAsBEs-Leonai "opens at 10 m-Caen
Car called at II m.
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PRTsDENr-EDMUND DEIGC
STAND NO. 2.
81" F.Ff.rrk T-L ENNnEl fa0N

TIEsIDENI-E, l. SANDENSON.
VICIrPREsIDLNIS.
Uor4ra g. Er- d. B. Thompson. AID. A. Cunningham.
49,. ..... marry Lansdale FnHcis Madison.
is IT,. I.I....u William Bllrri. y. hcGTegOr Steele,
lsln i.... John Cunningham. John d. Pray.
J. Be-. T.. l-.. james ". Brock,
SECRETARIES.
A g. Eer-rH. EcJ Haskell X Eg'n
tI.as. D. I..a a7. n. %. Clement. CHARLES Foley,
sI o. E.fr-... William kaWley James McCanry.
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Chambers agt Psge co. .Dobbs agt Fielder 10 aeoas)
l..Seiner agt Sellner 5B .Ockershsnsen Staten
2..See1an The Paragon Island K X. Co.
Watch Co. 70 Sane act. Same
%. .Gimbrels agt Gimbreie 59i same agt Same
3D. ag The Appogomeui g. Huston Ggt Bangs ct al
l.-Cushman 81 al Addison.
Sc. Mathews Coe. Call lOi Smith agt Peters
80. Locke al agt Fielder (6
Acionsl
hARISE COURT-TRIAL TERN-PARS L-SHEA J-Opens ani
Calendar called at 10 .. m.
l5..Colins sgt Reilly. 49,. Doman agt YogeL
100. .Hsller Joley. 800. .McSuliy agt. AaronL
283. .Sporboy Haigen. J4 .Linnemann agt COhen.
50. Parish agt Stiger JJ0 Bell agt. McCntcheou.
~. Scott agt Wright JJ2. Jackson agt. Clayton.
O.. .Mllter1 agt Brady 3Ji. .krk agt. WOLF
l82. Richardson Davidson. JJ5. Tying AgL Alderman
100. Hall Stevenson.
Par l-JoAcHxsES "opens and calendar called at H.
253. Jones agt Michael 55i. King agL Celia.
3J5. .Merwin Hopper 15l. Hoffman agt ONeiiL
81. Boiling sgt. Megies0hn. J,3. Levy agL Aaron.
339. Smith agt. Mack. 81. Williams ag. Leamy.
.TrOwbndge Unger. $50. bighthll Bennan
33. GIN sgt Barry Jl..HOtchkiss sgt Boyd
3i3. Curry agt Brannlgin Joj..NeWman agt Splitter.
Jl7 .CoKell sgt Doyle.
PART II-CuRrs J-Optus and calendar called al 10 a.
29i Thompson agt LeAmy 4i..LeTey agL White.
Van TG ag White ct al 40. Frank agt Monaghan.
400 Waite Rogers sl8. finne ag. G. z. ~ and r. r.
{Ol Scuihemson Agt Briggs Railroad Go.
40 Beck ast Chamberlain az. Lawrence agt Brennan,
403. Same agL Same. a.. Wilson agt Julian.
40 gill ag. Carroll 49,. lsaAcs agt Obere.
az. Parker sgt Hall fl3.. Van Tassel Boyle
PART IY.-SPAuLDsd J-Opens calendar called at 10
p. higgins AgL Black. 2o5. .Ilnght agt Naylor
sKssIONA-BEpYoRD JThoma Cunningham forgery;
Meeker Thomas Holman Charles Darow
obscene iieratuei Francis Dooey seduction.
COMMISSION on APPEAs-ALBANr Sept larhe following the
calendar Of the Commission Of Appeals for Eddy Sept 2U AS
40. Az 49, 4l 40 AL AZ i1 42 49, 49, 49, AL All
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SECOND BOARD
S1es o GOrsrHmrnt Bonds
2O00 &. 6s 1901 Iieg.....ll lWO Z. 5. so Cog l52.
). bT.....iIJtI 2.
81 ti3
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THE MONEY MARKET.

SALES AT THE STOCK ExCHANGE-FIRsT CALL.
f0i O'CLOCK A. VI.
n q Gyrsr ~ IOHf
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SECOND BOARD p. NJ.


100 NIL & 81. PAM
Railroad. pf. Ht
| lOO.......... .. al
100 Toledo, Wab.
& " estern r.. 81
Is Chic 4 Alt. RHO
lOO Del. Lack x W
Railroad - Qlk
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lNs.s-.s...s.....tVu
2lO llan x ST. Jos. BY
lol..........b. c. JJi
lOl hau. q Sr. j..
prnf.- AZ
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-10-19
A RTIFI CIAL ETH.
Fair Offer Noe
FROM PEVEY's DENTAL ROOMS,
Cor. Main & Pleasant sts.. Worcester, Mass.


NV desire and determination is make Teeth that will
in every way satisfy you. To accomplish this, have
facilitated the Manufacture of Teeth that take your
impression make your teeth and you try them in all
the same day, land between morning and evening rans
This find of GREAT Importance to those from out of
how they look how they fit. and whether you want
them or not; If hey are right, and you desire them
your mouth is to fit, how many have tried and failed
to accomplish it, If do not you keep your money and
els DIFF CMAs. X. PEvEY.
NOTICE.-MRS. S. H. BLANCHARD,
~ Clarvoyant Physician, Business Test Medium,
would inform her former patrons ana friends and the
ness at her old place No S. Mechanic st. Worcester
Mass. N. B.-The Agency for the Woven Tuck Skirt at
the same place. dim s24
0ALVI l.. GODDA RD'S
~ BURRlNG MACHINE WORKS
5ecOnd Avenue, Corner ,Tyventy-second ST.
once No. Bowling Green, New YORK.
Manufacture the
PATENT MESTIZ0 Burning PICKERs,
PATENT WORSTED BURRENG PICKERS, Pa,
TENT DOMESTIC BURRLNG PICRERS. OILERS TO
attach to Pckers Patent Steel Ring and Solid Packing
Burning Machines made single and Double, for hrst
breakers OF Wool Csrdng Machines; Fine Burning
Machines torthe second breakers and nnlshers.
ing, with Patent adjustable spring boxes Shake vii
lows with blowers Waste busters. Cotton Gins. Blow
Excesiorl Attic International Exhibition in Lon
don, 1867, and at Paris Exposition of 1861 Mes
GOLD MEDAL at American Institute Fair, ls65,-
and In 1867. 1863. and 1870 the highest award.
Machine for cards, was awarded 4 GOLD MEDAL
at all subsequent exhibitions the HIGHEST AWARD;
At American institute Fair 1863 and 1870, our Steel
Bin gFeed Rolls received LIST premium.
At American Institute Fair 1870 our WOrsted Burning
Picker was awarded the LIST premium
~ OUR STEEL RING Burning MACHINES ARE rHE
oNLF SOLID PACKING Burning MACHINES IN THE MAE
KIT Workmanship and Operation are guaranteed
Our illustrated Catalogue can be had application
A'nSn N'''H 70 e. Hq"Ss s9s sra e BY
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-10-19
By B. w. ABBOTT, Aucuoneer and Real Estate Broker
Office cor. Main and Walnut sts up stairs
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE ON
BOWOOIN AND JOHN STREETS
BY AUCTION.

viii be sold by Public Auction, on the premises on
SATURDAY. ct. 18Th, at II O'Clock 4, N the House
OF he subscriber situated on Bowdo ST. contaI ling II
rooms, well arranged tor convenience; large sntry and
closets hot and cod water bath roo a. water Closes
furnace, gas, good cellar and in good order.
Also INN diaiely after the above sale, Splendid
French Roof House Ohm st opposite the residence Of
f. W Vall, ESQ con aiming Is ooms. hot ana cold
wa err bath room, wa closets, gas in every The
above house is made of the hest materials. finished in
first rate STYLE and wOr by the tenuOn of any person
wishing to procure a frst-cass residence.
500 down each house of sale Terms lber-
al For further information inquire OF the subscriber or
Of the auctOneer
Houses can be examined on morning ofsae.
CAT WIN DYER.
OLE dts b. w. ABBOTT, Auctiuneer
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-10-19
IA BUILDING LOTS!

By LAMSON. GLAZlER a. CO
Aucuoneers, 2O2 20i and 2O6 Main ST., Worcester,
A S S 1 G n L ELS SA L e
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-10-19
FALL & WINTER GOODS!
C. II. ELLSWORTH,
INTERESTING TO H0UsEKEEPERs.

800 Main, Cor. Walnut st.
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10 PER CENT.

All bills are ready for payment the OFFICE, as soon
as taken down.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-10-19

is added all bills paid in 80 days from the time the
regular supply Is stopped per heading OF ice Ac-
count"
Office hours, 9 till u a. M.,2tiI5PM
Is. WALKER ~ co.,
No Exchange St, under Bay State House.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-10-31

GRANTS eloquenoe appears to have cap
aivated the stold subjects Of Queen Victo-
ria. The London papers republish one Of
the Presidents late speeches, and evidently
with a Satanic pleasure. Here it is, just as
it appeared in the London Times, and other
leading English journals:
A Philadelphia dispatch states that du-
ring President Grants late visit to Phiadel-
phia he was seTeDaded on September 26 By
the merchants who had been holding a
mass meeting at the Concert Hall. The
President responded as follows: "Gentle-
men and merchants of Philadelphia: You
have heard much better speeches tonight
than could make if were Sd inclined.
! am very glad to see you, and pleased to
hear that you have been to listen to such
Ale speeches.