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Owing 70 the absence OF quorum the legisla-
tive Joint committee on manufactures held no
session last night.
Phe weather having sufficiently moderated,
Dir. II. Wngate, contractor for the new eastern
market house, has commenced active operations
spon the same.
Company A, Capt. John s. Croker, jr., or the
Washington Grenadiers, were furnished yester-
CAV by Col. A. Webster, sdJutant to the Cover
nor. with an order for IS stand Of Harper's Ferry
y. fifs.
The Board Of Public Works have authorize ed
Mr.. VIM A. Wise TO place the canal bird &c taken
from \ street, at the intersection OF street
with James creek canal, fitting IL with pivot,
80 20 allow its use q draw bridge, in accord
ance as Tar a. practicable with the plan sub
united TO the board.
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HEAD CUT.-A young man named Warren on
leaving the meeting in the 10Th district last night
was attacked by gang of rOughs, and one of
them striking him with brick severely cut his
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PARENTS should not fail to let their children
wear shoulder braces. We understand Mr..
Baum makes an excellent one at his corset fac
tory. 4OS eth street
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REAL ESTATE SALRs.-Green & Williams.
auctioneers, have sold lots "a and Is, in Car
rington and Hughes recorded subdivision of
square x5i, "A 200 feet,) with improvements. to
NJ Eastman, for 1902; and lot %, in square
$50, with improvements, consisting Of 2-story
frame house, to n. Blum, for 1892.
Latmer q Cieary, auctiOneers, sold last eve
ming part of lot 4, in square 49l, fronting on
Pennsylvania avenue, between Az and 9Th SITS,
Improved by brick store and dwelling, to Har-
ry Kraak, for St, $50.
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EVERY BOTTLE of Halls Vegetable Sicilian
Hair Remover Is tested before leaving the lab
oratory, hence its uniform quality and never
failing results.
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TY Ms.

MECHANICAL TINKERING cannot arrest the
decomposition OF the teeth. Nothing will do
this but that pure disinfectant and preventative
which, under the name of Sosedont, has become
a staple of the toilet throughout the world. VS..
HOPE FOR THE observation-disclosures your
hair comes away in punches, don't despond.
We guarantee that Phdlon's Ckemicdl Hair Ia
ri5ordtor will stop this calamity in three days
Nay, more, We guarantee that il will promote n
full restoration of the fibres. There will be no
further shedding of the hair, nor any change in
its color, while you continue to use the article
Sold by all druggists. eos
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LOG AL NE VS..
Amusements, &c, To.

EGflOssal TAsdtsr-" Our American Cousin"
SOtbern Dundreary.
L.soolH HaH.-Lecture by Laura De Force
Gordon.
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THERMOMETERS and Barometers are repaired
and made to order by Hempler. near \ street
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DOTATOAs, ONIONS AND FISH.

OLDEST AND LARGEST DYRIN0 AND
US OCRING ESTA BLlsHM ENT IN THE DIS
TRICT-EstablIshed 1881. Highest premium award
ed by the Metropolitan Mechanic e Institute, 1857
Ladies Dresses: shaw's, Cloak, &c, &c, CLEANED
yelvets, Furs, id Boots, Slippers and Kid Gfovss
cleaned in e style UNSURPASSED I'm this country-in
Ribbons, Plunes, Kid Gloves, SC, &c, Gents
Cloaks, Goats, Pants, and Vests dyed in the best
manner. Guaranteed to be the best place in the
District for the cleaning Of Gentlemens Clothing.
Everything appertainihg 30 TIE business promptly
attended to- Goods received and returned by
III. WHEArLEY, Proprietor.
fost Omce box 1S3. Jan2-ly
SPECIAL NOTICE.-FAPER HAN0IN0-Psr.
~ sens renting can save 20 per cent. by going 70
WALL PAPER and have PAPEB HAEdING
done. All work " IL be promptly executed in any
gIaranteed Parti ular attention paidto UPHOL
STEhf WORK. screen
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FoR CoRNs, Bunions, Chillblains, Ingrowfna
Nails, &c, visit DR.. Whites rooms, No. 535 15tf
street. opposite Treasury Department, Washing
ton; No. North Charles street, Baltimore.
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THE MOST celebrated and successful Latrobe
Heaters and Slate Mantels in the world; also,
Chandeliers, Gas Stoves and Weather Stripe, at
Hamilton & Pearson's, No. 4, Y. NJ. O. A. Bnild-
ing, 9th and ID streets.
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MEzeER q sHLn''
AIT SEVENTH STREET,
ARE OFF ERING A FINE STOCK OF
IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC GROCERIES
CONSISTING ~ PART OF
Havana Oranges,
London Layer Rsisins, In whole, half, and quarter
boxes,
Conserve Ginger, New Figs,
6rench Prnnes- in glass. tin and boxes,
Gordon Dilworths yellies,
mpndeIs Preserves, Mortons Pie Fruits,
Pecans, Iiiberts, and Maple v ainussna'
Pure Apple Cider. met boiled.D
Prime New York Apples, Apple Butter,
Pine Apple, Enelish Dairy, Edam, and Factory
New York Buckwhest, Cranberries,
Golden Drips Syrup. N. o. Molasses,
Finest quality GSnpowder, Imperial, and English
Mocha, Old Government Java, Ceylon and Rio COT
fee, green and fresh roasted, WI
No. HM .slssss in barrels and kits,
I.@.ie. Rum; pureJ Scotch whisky.
gtard, Dupuy Co. Brandies,
Oatherwood . Old Reserve" whisky,
"Oid Nectar" whisky,
Old Baker and CAT Whisky,
Pals Sherry Wine, very fne,l
Madeirs, Pert and California Wines,
rrme Butter put up xpressy for families, IN small
packages. I9-r
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l.. o. o. F.-R.i,g % cAieayo:-LAss night
mass meeting Of the Order OF Odd Fellows VA
held 10 listen 70 an address nom Z. B. Sherman.
OF Chicago, In relation to the scenes and Incl
d nts OF the late Gre in that city and an account
ofthe operations OF the Odd Fellous' relief con-
nittee, which n said 10 be the most en- ctenf in
that city in its systemof distributing the needed
rehef This committee has on its rolls 4 ,S61 ap-
pheAnons, and has extended ample relief 70 all
who have applied Very little money IL distribu-
Ted. except m the purchase Of tools for me-
Cranes Ihe COMMITTEES received from all
sources about el1o. 900. Remarks were made
by Grand Sire T. ID. Stuart, Grand secretsry
Mclean and Given.
FISH AID OYSTER MARKKT-Board a. Lain
IHSPections-Inspector-se general Gatcheil rero,t.
the arrival and sale Of marine protucts ~ m
lows steamer Ironsides, 600 punches yelio-
perch; sold % cents per bunch. Steamer Key
port, - lunches yellow perch; sold ct same
price. sloop Edwin, 100 bushels Late river
oysters, small, 20 cents; large, 50 cents per
hushel. Schooner s. j. LangfsFth, 500 bushels
Aqua creek oysten, all small; 50 cents prr
bashsL schooner John Post, York river oys-
Isrs. very hne; small, IS cents per bushel: LARGE
sl-1o- Market frm; prices advancing.
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hA1LROAD.-An ADJOURNED meeting OF the stock
holders of the Boundary and Silver Springs rail-
road WAS held At L NJ, at the Board Of Trade
rooms, yesterday, General Balloch in the chair
Mr.. Simon Wolf was elected secretary and re-
ported that ,5I7 shares had been subscribed
The following committee-to be divided into
hve sub committees-was appointed TO canvass
for further subscriptions: j. B. ClaRett chair
man; General o. o. Howard, p. Nav, John
Beckersmith, John Angerman, william ThomD-
son, John Saul, John Widemeyer, John Voet.
and G. Kneesi. The committee was authorixed
to appoint sub-committee Of three to confer
with the ofncials OF the Pennsylvanis syenne
unite the interests Of the several roads. This
sub committee win also have authority 30 give
receipts for the nrst payments In stock fhe
line Of this road runs out It'll street, from the
present terminus of the It'll street branch of the
Washington and Georgetown railroad. 70 Silyer
Springs, on the boundary line between Marv.
land apd the District A lAreo proDortion a.
ehesfock ms been sunecztbe0for by UeR6eruo Of
the Washington Schuetzen Verein. Fifteen
hundred shares in Oil have been taken up to this
time.
DISTRICT Observation-Disclosures on thu
District treasury were yesterday approved nv
Auditor Richards In favor Of the following mar
sons:-A. 8. Solomons, treasurer Columbia Hoe-
pttpl and Lyibs-in Asylum, for Si,756. 10. hein .
the pro rata OF the amount voted BY the lesfsiae.
81, 75 for current expenses; JudSe Cseorce p
Fisher, Hugh Caperton, 4. G. InRersoil. n. n.
Mussey and Samuel Phillips 81 O66 each con.
pensaiion for services in codifyins the ~ A.
fecting the District, In accordance Vith - scf
OF the legislature; and Board Of Public Worfs.
80, 900, . portion OF the proceeds Of the foup
million loan, 30 pay ciaiDs fof iAprsvemsns.
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TIE BOARD OF HEALTH met last night DR..
Verdi, the health officer. submitted a report In
regard 20 the sewer on Bridge street; that the
contractors gives a reason why the sewer b I'D
not been completed was the cold weather, and
saies that the work will be pushed towards
completion at once, and the nuisance com
Planned Of abated. The health Officer reported
TIA; he has inspected all the ice depots In the
District, and will put 70 the test Of The micro
cope al The ice stored therein, and will report
TIE result 70 the board at q future meeting. A
communication WAS received from r Win
kIns, complaining that night soil had heen
deposited on the premises on Water street. he-
nuisance abated; referred to the inspecfor sene-
Ial. $50
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7 IMMENSE REDUCTION.
SUPERIOR INDUCEMENTS.
ONLY TEN DAYS LONGER.

In consequence Of the iateness of the son, and
preparing for Q large Spring Stock, which an now
having manufactured especially to order, I offer
for the
NEXT TEN DAYS SPECIAL BARGAINS.
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BOOKS, STATIONERY, &c.

BOOKS, STATIONERY, &c.
N Ew ooks-
Poor Miss Finch. By wikie Collins - q eo
Higher Law. BY author Of - Pilgrim aud the
B.ri"i i," Radical Problems. -.
Lecky . Leaders u Public Opinion IN Ireland -
helen Spectrum 4 sly sis -. Il a.
fieueI To morrow a pesth. .-.....-........ 1 Is
The Infinite and Finite. By Thee philus Par
PynehOns Chemical Forces ............ 90
RICHARD B. MoHUN kCo.
1ebII-u 1918 Pennsylvania avenue.
I IsT OF NEW BOOK. ron SALE AT
sHdca LIN. Bo2kST0RE,
Poor Miss Finch. b. wilkie Collins Price 81
h.cnI. oti.ns Of Past Life. By Sir Henry Holland.
Leaders Of Public Opinion in Irelsnd-swfft, Flood
Srsttan and BOnnell Price 81.
Lftte Moorland Princess. By the author Of 'Old
Nam sslles Secret" Price ol7s.
rauy, Novel: BY the author Of 2" Rookstone.'
The NJ s,ery Of oroiy.l. Translated from the
French. Price rs cents.
I've I fsnses for Pearl. BY Mortimer Collins.
The syl,e.ter.; OF, The outoa.t. Price rs cents.
he hfg lille OF Katherine Saunders. Price 70 etc
a Leaf inlthe Storm. b. oqids Price 50 cents.
Sharscter By samnel smiles. Price $50.
wired oSnSernede BY George Macdonald. Price
Can the Old Love2 A Novel. Price rs cents.
How 10 Live On . Dime and Half Day. Price ?.
New Remedies. A Quarterly Retrospect Of rhera-
John Jasper. seores Sequel &c Ss ss p,cs.ns
"Myst-ry Of Edwin brood J" Price 81 rs. febI
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a. esch person passed. through the door the tell
ers decided his right 10 vote Considerable ex-
cite ment prevailed while this process was going
on, though but few votes were rejected The
vote having been taken, the chairman an
nOuncea Messrs. Bliss, LeBarnes and Hurdle
elected as delegates to the convention. The
election was declared unanimous.
ELEVENTH DISTRICT.
ME-. Cato Ward was chosen chairman, and R.
w. Stahl and James Thompson were chosen
teliers and proceeded to tally the vote for dele
gates to the central committee. which resulted
M IN the election s Of MessIs. .. s. Baker, s. H.
proceeded to elect three delegates to the conven,
ton, and MesHs. r. W. fompkins, J. 8. II.
Bowen, and G. Kennsugh were chosen.
TwKLYIH DIsrRICr.
j. 7. X. Plant presided NJ the meeting of the
18th district republicans, with WIN. Heimick Is
secretary. The following delegates to tho Gen.
Duty, and ". 4. Duckett. In the sabsea nent
nass meeting n. II. Miller presided. p. A. al
hen, Giinan Kirby. and W. A. Duckett were
chosen 4 delegates to the nominating conven-
no dsleeate to the Philadelphia convention not
In favor a the nonin alton OF Grant and Coifax.
Mrr.nl K ssy sslI.a t SssI n.. - o,,,
and stated its o6jecD. Arthur SheDhsrd Vas
elected chairman, and Georee II. SxitS secre.
tary. MI. Bartlett offered rcsolution thsf m.
Frank Kelley, George H. Boston, and II. A.
delegates to the central epmnittee; laid on the
table. 1t was agreed 10 ballot for delegates. r..
sulting in TIE election Of n. Frank kelley, Geo.
81. Boston, and H A Jones, VINO were unani-
mousiy elected. The election or dslesstSs 10
the cohvention wss next In order. and Arthu mr.
Shepherd, David Hughes, and John r. Seitx
were elected. Addresses were made by Messrp
Boston, Jones, Kelley, and Shepherd, after
which the meeting adjourned
TouRrKKNrH DISTRICT.
The republicans net ct Boulden's Church and
organized mae mesfing by electing Joseph
ant uA n Ruk~
Mr.. !. Z. Connolly, pressdeut Of the club, sent
In his resignation. which vas accepted The
meeting proceeded TO the election OF Ielesate ,
and representatives to the central committee,
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ISSUE LIMITED TO $4,000 PER MILE,
LOganSpOrt, Charlottesville and
Southwestern Railway,
of Indiana.
Price IS and Accrued Interest.

This Road % miles in length 70 of which are in actual
operation. souhwcsery rom Logansport to Rock
vile, passing centrally through five of the wealthiest
and most productive counties In ana hitherto with
out railway laciltes and Penetrating for Twelve miles
at its southern Terminus the celebrated Block Goa
Fields of Pa,ke County it affords shortest existing
outlet to Chicago, Toledo Detroit, Fort Wayne Logans
port, ami all other intermediate points for the Block
Coal, NOW in such large demand,) Lumber, Cattle,
Grain and other surplus products of this rich Agreu-
turai and Mineral clon of the state.
For the present we off,ra limited number of these
First Mo tgage Bonds % and accrued Interest in
currency will exchange them for u s. Bonds or other
marketable securities at the rates of the day.
At the above price these Bonds yield tho investor 80
per cent more income than the Bonds of the United
States, and we unhestatngly recommend them to all
classes Of investors Offering the most ample security
and liberal returns.
Further and full particulars, with Pamphlets and
Maps, furnished by on application.
JONES e. SCHUYLER.
No. IL Pine Street, New York,
FINANCIAL AGENTS OF THE COMPANY.
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The attractive features Of these Securities recog
nlzed in the flct that although they have been but
short time on the market, they nearly all absorbed,
and but mall amount are now for sale.
They combine perfect security with liberal rate of
interest This interest account is made light tor and
easily horne by the Company through the operation OF
the Sinking Fund created from sale OF the Company
land which In many cas- draw interest the rate Of
t0) per cent. per The security behind them
is ample in every par ocular, they constitute first
and only mortgage trunk line OF railroad whchwlll
soon connect the city of St. Joscoh, Mo ian important
railway cente,) with the Union Pacific Railroad at Fort
Kcaney, materially shortening the distance between the
Atlantic and Pacific coasts. In addition to this the
bonds have further security in the TACT Il at there's
included in the Mortgage the Company's magnificent
Lands amounting to l5OOOOO acres, known TO be among
the best in the United States. The Mortgage indentue
prohibits the sale of these lands at less than Four ~
Dollars per acre and payable to the Trustees under the
Mortgage for The clear and express purpose Of retiring
these Bon Is. The amount thus realized exceeds the
entire amount Of Bon VIII oh be issued ami leaves
the road, property and franchises free The Bonds have
thirty years 10 rum with crest at Eight Per Cent free
o. tax, payable February and Angus in each year Both
principal an in crest payable in gold The princI
pal in Ncw York Tine interest in either New York,
London, or at the option of the
hol'cr without notice and in the gold currency OF the
country in which III are presented. They coupons
registered. 1iusce.-Farmcrs' Loin and Trust
Company.
The present price Of these Bouds Is 97t and accrued
interest In currency, from August Is, 1871. But they
receivable ut par and accrued interest in payment for
lands sold by the Company The right is reserved to ad
vance the present selling price without notice.
The Bonds e the st. Joseph and Denver City Railroad
are now selling very rapidly, the loan will be closed
at an early day VIII the price win doubtless alvaace
TO per cent aswas the with the first issues OF the
castern division Of this Company which are to-day
quoted at l0lla to lOl
Pamphlets. Maps, and further information rclailnsto
either Of the above Bonds furnished upon application
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The net earnings Of the present Uuion and CentraD
Pacific Railroad for ISL officially reported nearly
$o,5OO,OOO. An equal traTc on the Northern
Pacific Will pay dividend Of more than NINE AND
\ HALF per cent. on lis entire cost.
The average price at which twenty-six leading Land
Grant Roads have this date sold their lands is 500 per
Sold at the same average price the Grant of the
Northern Pacific Company will produce more than
100000 per mile orroad-nore than three times the tota
possible cost OF construction and equipment.
These facts regarding Pacific Railroad earnings, and
the market value ofRdroad Lanas, shown by actual
sales to settlers show the hrecold security of Norlhc
Pacific Railroad Bonds, which we are now offering at
par in currency.
Many millions of these Bonds were sold the past year.
and the demand so far ths year is constantly increasing
The large profit both immediate and annually, IN The
way of interest is in 'nng free exchange of 52Os into
Northern Paciics, and this will naturally continue to
increase the procee Is with its redemp-
ton OF the '61s
WE WOULD RECOMM MEND
THE NORTHERN PACIFIC SEVEN
THIETY GOLD BOND As ONE OF
THE BEST AND SAFEST SECUEI-
TIES NOW OFFERED TO THE
PUBLIC.
These Bonds payable in l9OO-bcar $40 per cent
interest ia Gold payable first of July and January-arc
free ofU. s. Tax-are receivable at 10 per cent premium
for tile Company's lands at the Lowest Cash Price
and issued in the following denominations
Coupon bonds slCO, $500 and SlOO) Registered bonds
500, $3.50, $1,000 $1,000 and $4,000
All marketable stocks and bonds will be received at
Thlrties without expense to the investor.
Forfurtncr particulars concerning this Bond or pur-
chase ofthc same, apply to the undersigned.
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WORCESTER FREE INSTITUTE


Apr ENTICE CLASS.
cass Will he received at this institution Feb. 2Oth,
49, on he following conditions;
/. Each applicant shall pass the examination as
If lie had lied at the beginning OF the year.
2. The class will spend their whole time in the shop
till the first OF july. except ten hours wees which
Will be devoted to frce-hand drawing.
B. In Septemher, 49,, the members OF this class will
join the Icguar JUNIOR class without further cNamna-
ton, and VIII then proceed with the of study as
it is laid down in the catalogue.
ANY student is liable to be dismissed from this class
who does not during the preparatory bali ear, evince
decided aptnCsS for mechanics
D. ANY student who enters the JUNIOR class in : p
TENDER, 49, as mechanic, will be expected exhibit
mechanical skill equal tina, attained by the members
OF the apprentice class
Candidates Tor admission TO this class will present
ihemseNes az the office OF The institute, TUESDAY morn
Ing. Feb. %, 1877, at Ten O'clock
l43 deOp& wtE20 C.. o. THOMPSON
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THJS. b. HARRIS. secretary.
Boston February g. 1872 ana ii

n COMMISSIONERS NOTICF.-Estateo of
~ JAMES THOMPSON, lac OF Aublrr. deceased
Notice is hereby given hat the under signed have been
ouy appointed by The PROBATE Cout Tor the County
Nor lester as Commissioners to receive and examine
al claims of creditors against the estate OF said James
Thompson. ana meetings will he h I'D for he proof OF
Claims, at the Office Of Z. Stodaart. Ne. 24J Main
street. in Worcester, at which creditors may he heard,
as loOws:-On saturdays, March ID 9Th and 2jd next
al ten O'Clock A. NJ.
ILIJAH B. STODDApD. I c,-r,,iss,oncrs
Worcester Feb q 1879 ,i9.rI fE
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PREoErTaEss-MISs ANNA Z. AYRES
ASSOCIATE Tt CHEERS MISS EMMA f. CRANE,
MISS ESTHER NJ. HARRINGTON.
Teacher Of Music-MISS EMMA +. CRANE
Teacher of Painting and Drawing-MISS SARAH
MOORE.
The regular clas of the CLASSICAL COURSE are in
successful operation under the special charge OF the
Principal.
The Department Of Modern Languages is under the
charge OF the Preceptress whose opportunities for ac-
qatrng the test acquaintance with French and German
during protacted residence in Europe coutrihuc 10
give the highest character the instruction in these
branches.
instruction viii be gwen in the HIGHER ENGLrsu an |
GRAMMAR SCHOOL STUDIES, according to the wants Of
scholars.
Special attention is al,o called to the COMMERCIAL
DEPARTMENT Of the School, for which additional fac-
ties will be provided for the coming Tenn
The SECOND TERN begins on MONDAY, FEB 3.
ANNUAL EXAMINATION and GRADUATING EXERCISES
during the last week in June.
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p0sT0N AND ALBANY RAILROAD.

The Annual Meeting OF the Stockholders will be holden
in he rooms of the Corporation in the Passenger sta
ton the corner 6 teach and Albany streets. OS
ton the second Wednesday February instant being
the 4th day cf the month, at Ii ucoc& A. NJ Tor the
choice Of Directors the transaction such other
business as may come before the meeting.
j. A RUMRILL, Clerk.
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educational.

n
~ SCHOOL OF DRAWING AND PAINTING
Peoples Fire ms. Cos Block .s-1 Ne, =,
Thorough instruction in all Branches II praNipr 5ni
Painting '7 '''
Applications may be made at Studio Moniav roos.
day Thursday, Friday and SATURDAY mornings and S4t-
urday afternoon. dtf al5
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dissolution OF COMPREHENSIVE
~ The partnership heretofore sting between The
Undersigned, under the finn name OF DUlTOS AUsTIN,
is this day dissolved BY mutual con ent.
GEO. II. BUTTON,
Ii. Z. AUSTIN.
G. II. DUTroE will continue the Grocery and Prov sion
Business in buttons Block. OF Laurel and Ham
over sis ana will settle all bills OF The late firm I'M
mediate settlement is desired Plea-e continue Your
patronage. G. II. DUITON.
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Gbe aaip Spy aaest SATURDAY. ornne ftbruarp 49, 1892
Hotltes.
COMMONWEALTH OF MAssACHU-

STATE HOUSE. Feb Sth, ls7'
The Committee of the Treasury OF the senate. viii be
in session in the Green Room. state House, on
WEDNESDAY. Feb 2lst, at les o'clock a N . to act
on n following order, 10 witt
'Whet- er any officers connected with the Prisons or
Charitable Institutions Of this Commonwealth. have
been interested in contracts. or have ia received
money improperly while holding said Offices
CHAS. p. STICKNEY,
70 deoDff2l Chairman.
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WORCESTER ACADEMY
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NOR SALE-A frst-class Provision Bust
= ness, Stock and Fixtures, with two years lease
Possession given Immediately For null particulars in
qu're at IA Main st. dtf ia2