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EVENING STAR.
len. yfele's Divorce. and the Inter.
IniuaE Ie La Msui 6 " hich FOLLOW liz

The Niele controversy was again before the
court Yesterday. Nearly three years ago Gen
EgbeIt T. Niele sued fer divorce from his wife
Teresa, charging that she had been improperly
intimate with various West Point officers among
them Gen. W. ". Averill. She in turn, while
DENYING any infdelity on her part, accused her
husband CT intidelity, and of having transferred
his affections to young woman whom he has
since married. She also sought by a writ Of ha-
Teas corpus 10 get the custody of her five chill
dren. The judge, In decision in the habeas
corpus Proceedings, expressed the conviction
that nothing had been shown TO asperse the
character Cf either General or Mrs. Niele. After
long contest there was suspension of legal
proceedings in this state, ard through advice of
counsel tie couple reached q tacit under
standing thst General Eiele should be al
lowed 20 ATTAIN a divorce in Connecticut,
where tie separation could be effected with
cut char &c Of inhdelity against Mrs. viele
divorce was accordingly procured without
any provision for the disposition OF the children
II was tEen stipulated to discontinue the pro-
csediDgs IL this state, and thereupOn an order
vas eutcrea D. the attorney OF en.yfele before
Judge J. armand to that effect. but the further
{ ause vas added that the children be awarded
- tie cJ~tf IL @. Gen. Niele. tie then la 4 four
O them an! Nrs- NIels one. Then followed the
t'rclN.e ta>iUg Of another Cs the children By
BIS. Nitle, assisted by Law ger Leyer-Cn and
S'Eers. Tie clause CT the order remanding the
CLliGreE 90 lie custody % The father was CT aimed
IS Ell rr-- Fullerton yesterday to be void be-
cause beyond ID. s;tru alton. while on the other
SIDE u vas held tia; t,s writ being dismissed,
TIE CEilrEer were 1cCc- aIiy given TO the father.
Judge leOr ard reserved has decision. The eN-
animation 90 CaTm /, y. Y, Yesterday, in the
Nleie abduction case. resulted IN the holding
Lawyer lfveT-Jn Tor the action OF the grand
jury. }. Sun, 2ii.
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AUCTION SALES.

DY LATIMER CLEARY,
ID AuctIoneers and Real Estate Brokers,
Southwest corner Pennsylvenis avenue and 18th u
Star Once Building.
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TRUsTEE's sALEOv VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY. No. orc PENESY AVE
NUE., BETWEEN SIXTH ASD SEVENTH
STREET: OPPOSITE THE METR0POLITAN
HOTEL.
1ts BY virtue of two deeds of trusts, bear
e.5 ing dstes the 9Th of December. 1855, and
-. he 18th Of May 1853 recorded in Libers 1. A.
>, Ne. loe, tolios 2ci, SC, and No. ISIS, tOlos
II. O.. written request of the party secured aud
with the consent of all parties the undt rsigned will
as trustee, sell at public sucti to the highest bid
Ger, IN 'front.' OF the premises on FRIDAY, the 9TH
day Of October, 1872, at clock .. part of Lot
No 5, in square No 46, bes inning for the same at
The distance of 20 feet l0S inches from the northeast
corner 81 said lot and running thence with Peon-
sylyaDia avenue eastwsrdly Is feet SH inches. aud
running back the iull depth - said lot street.
This property Is improved by a brick building of
some twenty rooms with store room Of 60 feet dee
in front Of the Metropolitan Hotel, and warehouse
OF IT feet by 80 feet or heTeahouts stree: nearly
opposite the Baltimore and L tOmac RAILROAD DEPOT
The cellar under the house is % feet deep.
This property, 60 well situa red, is most desirable
place OF business and off great inducem snts
10 purchasers.
Terms Of sale: One fourth cash, and residue in
six, twelve aud eli. hteen months, with the purchss
ers notes with interest from the day of sale secured
ty deed OF trust on the eTi'ses. All conYeyauc
ing, stamps and recording at the purch 1ser cost
IL the terms Of sale are bot complied 18th in five
days, the trustee reserves the right TO resell the
property after one weeks public notice at the cost
and risk OF the defarlting purchaser. deposit of
500 will be required " h II the property is sold.
WEI. x WOODWARD. Trustee.
seplo GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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N. II I'D, Irustee.
Sds GREEN It WILLIAMS, Aucta

~ TIE ABOyESALE Is POSTPONED uatiI
MONDAY, September 30th, lS72, sam- hour and
place. BY order OF the Trustee.
ser GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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BLACK WALNUT FRAME pARLOR SUITE,
UPHOLSTERED IN GREEN REP: WALNUT
MaBBLE,T0P CENTBE TABLES, GILT
FRAME nIRROR. BLACK WALNUT WHAT
NOT, OAK MARBLE TOP sIDEBOARD, OAK
EXTENSIoN TABLE, OAK DINING ROOM
CHAIBS, OAK HAF-RtGK AND HALL
CHhIRs. THREE BLACK WALNUT MARBLE
TOP CHAMBER SUITES, OAK WRITISG
DESK, BLACK WALNUT WABDROB g,
GREEN kEP BED LOUNGES, ONE IBDN
SAFE. ii ERRIEGSl BRONZE DROP LIGHT,
LICE CURTAINS AND CbRNICE, WINDOW
SHnpEsi FRENCH CHINA DINNER SET,
HOT AnD GOLD WATEh RASGE, PLATED
PITCHES, &C.. Hall OIL CLOTHS, BRUS.
Sells AND INGRAM CARPETS, HAIR. HUsK
ADDICTION TOP MATTRESSES, FEATHER
PILLnMs AND B?L5TERS; BhANkETs,
sHEETS; PiLLON AND BOLSTEh CASES;
MORNING GLORY, GAS, AND OTHER
STONES. CHINA, GLASS; AND OROOKERY
WARE, COOKING UTENSILS &c, &c.
On TUESDAY MUBSIEG, October Ist, ls72
a commencing ST o O'Clock, at the residence ~
N ageDtleman declining hnlsekee ping, No SO
"a street, bstwsen New jersey avenue q i'd lst
tCTibea collection of furniture, &c, in good
condition.
Terms cash. GREEN WILLIAMS,
se?5 Bep.I Auctjonesrs.
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LOAN OFFICES.

kClAL NOTICE
ceiling en FOR thirty days az
CAROs LOAN OFFICE Asp EAZAE.
SO. GA PENNSYLVANIA AfE6Uz,
Between BIB apd 10th streets,
large stock OF unredeemes n - Aad SEED I'd -haLf
the Cold aud Silver WATCHES, CHAINS, -
Rl1sGS and FIN JEWELRY below auction -
prices csu ana see, II I'LL pay you. Goods 60
on instsluent. spfxN
EOHEAs LOAN OFFICE, cor.~ 81 TIs sI,s
y cad Nsl York drfrzs, entrance on Eev -
Iork syerut. The most private loan onscex~
u the city. Money loaned st tie lowe sf rete4 =
q Interest on Sold and Silys Watches, DlaaoRd,
Plate and Plated Ware, Cans, Pistols, Laties &C
GeDtlemen's Clothing Oar sets, anS ST. articles a
y6ins Ali GOODS Eept one Css
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SEVEN WRITE MARBLE AND THREE COL
OkEr MARBbE MANTELS AT AUCTION
On TUESDAY MORNING. October st, at
O'Clock, will sell at the Store No 9th street,
between Pennsg lvania avenue and ID street, the
above mentioned articles
Terms cash.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-09-26

THE STRONGEST MAN-oF-WAR AFLoAT.-Ap
English correspondent at st. Petersburg writes
as follows:
Yesterday the sea going turret ship Peter the
Great was launched from the admiralty dock
yard. The vessel received its name from the
Grand Duke Constantine, in the presence of a
great concourse Of people. The wedges were
Withdrawn simultaneously, and the great ship
glided without check or noise into the Neya
In a few days she will be lifted into floating
dock, which will be lowed, with its enormous
burden, over the shadows to Cronstadt, where
the engines will be fitted tile ships sides and
turret sheathed with massive plates, the four
great steel cannon shipped, and in less.than a
years time Russia will have at sea by far the
most powerful man-of-war yet built. The vessel
has been designed by Admiral PopOf, an officer
Of the highest distinction. His ship differs in
many respects from the American and English
turrct ships, and the design has so many excel.
lences that il deserves the attention of our au-
thorltics, While as good a piece of mechanical
construction as any of Mr. Reeds vessels, she is
In Size height form, bu0yancy stability and
engine power able TO make a long voyage Of sew
enteen days Mt high speed in any condition Of
weather.
The Peter the Great is three hundred and
twenty-nine feet eight inches in length between
perpendicuIars. Her greatest outside breadth
is siNiy-three feet. The builders measurement is
five thousand three hundred and ffty.two tons.
and the displacement with coal, stores, and
water In boilers, will be nine thousand six hum
bred and sixty-hye tons, at mean draft of
twenty-three feet nine inches. The plates on
the ships sides and raised building amidships
vary from twelve TO fourteen inches and The
armor plate protects the ship 10 a depth Of siy
feet below the water line. The vessel has no
spur but the upright stem is heavily plated and
Of enormous strength. Many sailors are of
opinion that the spur may be source of dan.
ger to the vessel fitted with il, and that the
strong straight stem Of the Peter the Great
will deliver u most effective blow, with little
or no risk TO herself. The ship hiss two large
lurrets, which are plates with sixteen inches of
iron, in two thicknesses Of fourteen and two
inches. She has no masts, but depends entirely
on her engines, which have been built here BY
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LATEST MA.ESKEB ESs.

NRw YORK. sept 25.-Money, after loanng at l6 per
cent per day, closed easy at per cent Sterling dun nj
1919 % 10TH for prime 60 days, and 1887 a iOsE for
sight Gold hrmer opening at ll3%. selling down
to llSk, closing at ll3H "a l3K Loans from TO per
cent for carrying, TO 18th for Cearngs $4,000 600
The assistant treasurer disbuTsed S600 Governments
quiet and fraction lower. The government awarded
81 10000 at III 95-lO0 % liz 0-00 State bonds duh
and steady. The situation stock exchange Is less M
citing In Erie. but more interesting In the general list
The extremes for Erie were 81 % 49H cash. and 81 6 40
regular The extreme difference between cash and ram
lar was ii per cent and there was large D onnt nf
stock borrowed from this rate down to fiat During the
afternoon the difference between cash and regular was
slight; at one time cash Erie from to below the
price in the regular way. The exciting event OF the
day was the rise In Panama and Pacific Mail the former
advancing 81 per cent, and the latter4h The UPWARD
movement was based on the spoken Of yesterday
New jersey Central and Delaware and Lackawanna de.
cned IN per cent on the rupture between the two com
pahles on thoilvidend question. The early dealings in
shares not mentioned above, show firm market and n
general advance, but in the afternoon the onrol list com
ward movement, Erie and Panama were the most oor.
spicu0us the former declining 2H and the latter nov
cent Northwestern preferred was particul aTy veal
and declined "a, and Pacific Mail fell OF per cent Ioc
IN the afternoon there was recovery in the general st
Of \ "a per cent Panama recovered 81 per cent In
Northwestern preferred IL Is estimated that is OO0 ton
shares were sold. Tho market closed duh and waote
The governing committee Of the stock exchange dor
that members whose stock was sold out under tbe VII
for nondevorY, and who then neglect or rSIse 10 H.
liver or pay differences, shall be ananahlo ia Tho rio
and punishable upon conviction by expulsion under he
two thirds vote. 'i 'i'o
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Gbe 9aip spp ddturne. Gbmsoau gomo, September g. 1872

VOWS of celibacy and a legal hindrance to their
getting married. The nullity Of a priests mar
riage was established a few years ago in a cele-
brated suit in which Madame Claude Vignon,
the accomplished parliamentary correspondent
of the Independence Beige, was plaintiff This
lady, who has just become the wife of NJ Rou-
vier, Marseles deputy, had not much trouble
in putting away her first husband, because he
had been in holy orders before she married him.
The children born of the marriage went to the
mother, for the father was incompetent to give
them SO much as the quasi legal status of en-
fans reconR1Is. Jules Fayre eXerted all his elo-
quence on behalf of the repudiated husband !;
but the tribunal before which the case was
brought ruled that "a marriage with the church
precludes civil matrimony' This Jurisprudence
is disgrace to French society. But ii is a fact
which should not be overlooked by ladies, and
especially English and American ones, who
fancy French priests"
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the Widow Baird. The engines are on the
compound principle, and in construction resem-
bic Messrs. Rennie's latest types Each engine
is of seven hundred horse power, and connected
with two four-bladed screws. There are twelve
boilers, which will require at full speed 1872
tons Of coal in twenty-four hours, and at this
rate of consumption the engines will work at
10000 horse power effective and the ship will be
driven at fourteen and a half knots speed per
hour. If the engines are worked at the second
grade of expansion she will have coal for
seventeen days, steaming twelve and half to
thirteen knots per hour.
With the single exception of the teakvood
backing, all the materials of the ship, engines
and armament have been produced in Russia,
by Russian Workmen
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MARRIAGE AMONG FRENCH PRIESTS. A

MARRIAGE AMONG FRENCH PRIESTS. "A
Paris correspondent writes as follows:
"Fatber Hyacinthe's example will be followed,
il would appear, by a large number of French
priests, who, the Patrie states, are going to re-
nounce publicly their VOWS of celibacy. The
publicity Of the remuneration is the chief novelty
connected with the marriage of priests in France.
The Paris journal is a supporter of the throne
and altar and held in favor at the Archiepsco-
pal palace behind NOtre Dame 1t tells us that
in the diocese Of Paris alone the average num-
Der Of priests who marry is from twenty to
thirty in the year. 1t mentions that when the
Able Michaud announced TO the archbishop his
intention to take wife he met with no oppos-
ton, All that was said to him was, Marry
since you must, but make no noise about it, |
should think, however, that the French priests
aspiring 10 matrimony have great difficulty in
persuading women of respectable rank to
espouse them. There Is both strong pref
udice against churchmen who break their
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kePubliean County Convention,

me republicans of Worcester County are requested to
sVu ueesates TO Convention to he held at Hortlcul-
'uai nan worcester, on FRIDAY Sept 9th. ut II
O'Clock a. M, for the purpose of nominating candl,
for County Commissioner
lhe oasis OF representation will be the same as tho
State Convention,
BY order of the County Committee.
j. d. DANIELS Chairman.
II. I. JosLIE, sec'y. dts27 "a
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Democratic 0ounty Conventlon.

Ihe Democrats Of NC County Of Worcester are 70
gnesed 70 send delegates to Convention To he holden In
liorucultural Han, Worcester, on HURSDAY oct nj
~ " A. NJ LOT the purpose Of nominating a candidate
Tor County Commissioner.
State Convention. ~ 90 ''i 'ne
By order Of the County Committee.
JAMES u. ESrABROOK Chairman
Worcester Sept 70, 1872 die " W
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STORIES AND POEMS, by Mother and Daueh-
ter; Caroline Gilman and Caroline Howard
Jeryey. Boston: Lee & Shepard. This volume
Is very handsomely printed and bound, and has
twelve or more full page illustrations. The
contents are divided into three parts. First.
there are Poems for Children of all Ages" by
Mrs. Caroline Gilman; second, "stories and
Tales for the Young" by Mrs Gilman; and
third, Fairy Land and Other Tales" by Mrs.
caroline i. Jeryey. They arc all very good.
lhese ladies know how to interest and entertain
young readers, and what they write is as bright
AUG finished in style as It is pure and wholesome
~ l's lahaence. The younger lady writes re-
in"'Aao'Y well, and will doubtless be heard from
"s'in' as for Mrs. Gilman, what she writes ia
always pleasant and welcome. For sale l,v
G rout Putnam. '"'' "
aDNhNIuREs or A BROWNIE. az told
10 my Nnilu' ny the author Of 'Iobn tI,,ic,-.
entleman," illustrated New Yorl tIaa,..
fothefs' rms Is book for chillren H.,
writer whose name gives assurance n.,, "
excellent Six adventures of the tro,,,,, - .
narrated; and the author shows that sho aa',
write for children quite as admirably as AN, Ia,
written for older people II is plain enouol
that she has, more than once, told her chill,
about this brownie The book is issued in re
m arkably handsome style; and, although it
small, IL has eighteen illustrations, six or NOR
being full page. For sale by Grout & Putnam
CONCORD DAYS. BY A. Bronson Alcot
b1slon Roberts Brothers. This is boo
which would he attributed 10 Mr.. Alcott. If hi
name were not on the title page. Its like him
- iuii Of Concord and fall Of bis pecularitie
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District Convention.

Convention of the Republicans of the Ninth Con-
gressona District will be held at Horticultural Han
Worcester, on FRIDAY, Sept. 27th. at 10 ococ A. NJ
for the purpose of nominating member of Congress
and one Presidential Eloctor.
The basis of representation will be the same as at the
'HS' ou'te convention 7. l.. NELSON,
Chairman District Committee
Worcester Sept, u. 1872. dls21 "a
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-09-26

Lamson, Glazier & Co. will sell real estate in
Shrewsbury, this afternoon at O'Clock.
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Abbott viii sell new and secondhand carriages at
auction for W. C. Whiting, No. 10 Mechanic street,
this forenoon at 10 O'Clock. In the afternoon at
O'Clock he will sell two.tenement house on Mill.
bury street No 81
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New Jersey Central railroad. .............l0l
a3ChIeag2 and Rock Island Star, railroad ........llo4
Toledo on DO wabash T do pref a.,
Fort Wayne and Chicago raread
Alton and Terre Haute railroad. ..........-...20
Chicago and Alton railroad .................iill
do preferred. .......-.........lR
Delaware, IackaEannla & Western R B...,..g5
Hartford and Erie railroad. .................. 6T
Columbus Cincinnati & Ind. Central Il R ....35
BgGngton a9 a. quincy railroad
Central Pacific gold bonds.
do land grants
10 incomes.
Virginia state
10 neW,....--s-.s
Missouri state 6s.............................
Louisiana state IS. .............'.-.'..'.....55
North Carolina es ....:..
South Carolina
do neW.'......-.-
BOSTON STOCK sALEs-septembOr2 IS.
$4,000 Hartford and Erie Railroad ...........3SH
g 200 Union Pacific railroad income lOs,....;;;.:.7sa
$500 Vermont Central railroad LIST Is.......42@f46
$500 New Hampshre State Sizes ...........97ag7A
S2Vgg Lynn city 6s 1881
sS H Rnc gsls ely III fl Z iss;
5000 Boston and Albany railroad Is, iS9l .....iO64
$1,000 Grand River Valley I'd S. lSTg...........lOI
$1,000 Chicago. Bur. and Quincy II ist Is $780, 100
5000 Michigan Central r. SIS, 1890. l094
AS5VO Rhode Island state @l995s
sss,909 Maine State6s lSS9
S2.OOO Lowell city 6s isqO .969s
$500 Portland city 6s. ISL. .................92
$500 Narragansett Steamship cos ist mort IS 954
$500 Ateh, Topeka and Santa Fe railroad LIST IS.
BSiton and Lowell S1cT raiiTo5d III
Famngham q Loweli railroad. ......65
SSSnE a G%ea ff Fss Con%aT
Is Eastern railroad ..... i09H
65G oSdensbnrs Z Lake Champlain r. com. .....73H
i35 Phil viii and Baltimore railroad -. 5Sj4 ASK
POS Michigan Central railroad .......... ii44@ii5
20 Boston and Name railroad. ............... i334
% do do do pref - ~
10 Boston and Providence railroad. -. i5i1@l52
Is Eastern railroad n ii .,........, ia
Is ogdensbnrg & Lake Champaign Cir r. pref ......l03
LYMAN Mills......,,,..... 9gsi
Naumkeag Steam Cotton Mills, Observation-Disclosures
IS FRANKLIN Company, lewiston IiS4
5Dwight manufacturing company ................ $40
Manchester Print Works Observation-Disclosures
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
NEW York, Sept. 25-Cotton nc higher and in
ls4c. Flour dull and g loo lower; sales 5000 bbs;
1S Ell ~ ~ i9 ei So " Wv "e5teh SOio ~
SnlnseH SAFES o5,gvV DusIi No spring Si5o gy Lows
No 40 sI4S @I;95; WINTER RED western Sl62 Cg LID;
rt 2 i,y y An bn cSfn urn anu = nalI eN
x m &c. sail DO a. wy n St es, ana n SieIi
Sales 70 060 bnsb ohio a n ss! a t T AZ ~ Az
Ree9 SIet Pnrt oie MI ~ @ a. Y t3 AZ
24G2sc Whisky shade fmer at 92ac. Rice quiet at
II g ste. sugar Arm lluseoyado 81 g &c. refining
an & a. az Z, n 80 " ~. lotsses
Petroleum quiet; crude ilo; refined 245e Taow lower
at8< @ ~.
s725; white Winter extras s. 20 a sl W5cs 'g mi
and oweri No spring S241 q l,26; No do I7A "a
Il a SS al 81 SiS@ OctoDer No spring
mixed 34S "a 34Xc cash for regular ana fresh 35c DC
to9eri rejected 535e No high mixed S5sc Oats duh
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BY AUCTION.
Tuesday, Oct. /, at II O'clo ok A. NJ,

the two south Houses in the French rooted slated wood
Block the east side Of Lincoln street. just south
of LiuvoOd Place. now occupied by Henry Harrington
besides pantry and closets one OF them has bath
and furnace both have city water gas and gas fixtures
every respect Being near Main street. and on the line
OF the horse railroad ey very desirable for those
wishing TO be near the business part of the city
Houses will be open for inspection on morning of sale.
Terms very liberal; 500 down at close of sale.
For further information inquire of the auctoneer.
SIG dts Il. W. ABBOTT, Auctloneer.
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worcester Gas Light Company.

COKE.
This CHEAP AND MOST DESIRABLE FUEL for Manufac-
turing purposes and Family Use is now offered 10 the
public in quantities to suit, at the following Reduced
One Chaldron of So bushels. ..............s5NO
OneIIaf do. IL " ...,..,.,,,,,..,.. 25O
In quantities less than Half Chaldron Is cents per
bushel. 1890 20
Payments may be made, and orders for its delivery will
be issued only at the Office Of the Company No. Bank
Block. Foster ST., up stairs. dtf Iai
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Rice, Whiting 81 Bullock,
B A N K e RS T. KERs
Cor. Main end Pearl SIS, Worcester.
DEALERS IN
Government Bonds, Gold. Silver, Coupons,
ETC., etc.
Investment Securities Specially.
Buy and Sell Railroad City and County Bonds.
Special attention given orders for purchase and sal
of Stocks at Boston and New York Boards.
Agents for the various lines Of European Steamships
Passages secured and from Europe cabin or seerage
Dealers in Foreign and Domestic Exchange. Drafts
drawn payable in any of the principal cities of Europe
Allow interest deposits subject to check at sight
Special deposits for three months or longer received
with interest at current rate. diff aplO
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Millbury Savings Bank, ATnIbury, Mass.
ORGANIZED JULY lS54)
Deposits received up to one Thousand Dollars Depos-
its put upon interest the first day Of every month";
Dtridads oftsrest are made in January and july at
the rate of six per cent. per annum.
THos. j. HARRINGTON President.
FRANK c. MILES, Treasurer diff aus
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-09-26

THE speciality of the remedy known as SMoLANDERs
BUcnu Is that positively cures kidney bladder and
giandular diseases mental and physical debility dabe
tes gravel and establishes the health of those who have
and who INDUCING in the errors of youth. By its
means the healthy of the nerve fluid and blood
is ensured and the nervous system strengthened and
invgorated deop&wIw s24
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hare ChanceI
In consequence of my health, and outside business
that requires large part of my time shall sell out my
FANCY DRY GOODS BUSINESS
STOCK NEW, STORE ONE OF THE BEST. location
the most desirable in the City of Worcester,
No. SEQ Main ST., opp. Mechanics Hall.
L. L. BRIGHAM.
Ladiest
shall continue to sell Goods at the VERY LOWEST
PRICES until close out my business. f. L b.
s25 diff