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Imported Horse
COLUMBUS.


COLUMBUS was purchased
~ in England by Gen. JOHN COFFIN, and
was selected after an examination OF the best
Horses OF this particular breed in the kingdom.
was shipped to the British Province Of New
Brnnswick-tron thence to Boston. and pre-.
sented by Gen. John Coffin to the. Trustees of
the Massachusetts Society for promoting Agr-
culture, to be under their direction for the
benefit of the Society, with view to promote
the agricultural interests ofhis native State.
The Trustees have placed COLUMBUS under
the care ofthe Subscriber, and he will stand un.
I'll the I'D OF May instant, and after the Goth
OF August next, at his stable, in Charlton,
County OF Worcester. COLUMBUS will be at
Mr.. Bcntis'S, in Spencer, on Wednesday,
22d of May instant, from until 10 o'clock,
A. Mat .Merrick Rice's, in Brookfeld, the
same days, from 3, P. NJ. until Thursday morn.
ing-at Mr.. Prltehard's, in the West Parish
ofsaid Brookfield, from to 5, A. M.--will be
at the Wild. LOmbGrd's, in Western, from 8
O'Clock, A. NJ. until Friday morning.-Thence
return to the stable Of the Subscriber, through
the easterly part Of Brimfeld--will be at
Sturbridge from until 6, p. Nj. on Fridays
all other days at the stable Of the Subscriber.
Terms, dollars the Leap, 6 dollars the Sea-
son, and dollars to insure Foal.
COLUMBUS is seven years old the goth
of May instant, sixteen hands high, and is
what is termed in England the light cart breed
his colour beautiful dapple grey--his points,
hone, muscle and sinews, and perfect symme-
try, are such as cannot fail to attract the at
tention of those acquainted with the form and
structure of horse---his temper fine, his
walk, for SO heavy AN animal, light, quick
and graceful-h;s trot easy, and his power
in the draft (Which has been tested) immense.
In England it is considered that eros
ses between this breed and well selected
Mares. have produced sor 2 of the most USE.
full and noble Horses in the kingdom. for the
draft, coach, or road.-Goed pasturing for
Mares.
ABNER wHEELoCK, %.
Charlton, May 10, 1929.
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Admtnastr0toy's Sale.

WH.L be sold, at Publick
" Auction, on Tuesday, the fourth day
of Jnne nexl, at four O'Clock, in the afternoon.
at Mr.. Rdrd's Tavern, in Lancaster, lot of
about eighteen acres of excellent Woodland.
lying in said Lancaster, belonging to the Estate
OF MERRIcK RICE, Esq. deceased. a
Lawyers Office, near Mr.. Rand's Tavern, re-
Gently occupied by JOHN DAVIS, Esq. belong
ing to said Estate.
O1- Terms made known at time of sale.
TlLLY RICE, administrator.
Brookfeld, May ID, 1922.
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Notice IS hereby Gauen.

MAI the Subscribers have
\ been duly appointed Executors of the
last Will and Testament Of JOHN KENDALL.
late of Leominster, in the County of Worcester,
Esquire, deceased, and have taken upon them
selves that trust, by giving bonds as the law
directs. All persons Indebted to said Estate,
are hereby called upon to make immediate
payment; and all those to whom said Estate
is indebted, are requested to exhibit their de-
mands for settlement.
JOHN KENDALL.
RUFUS KENDALL.
Leonlinster, May z, 1922.
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Dissolution Of Cobartnershib.

THE Connexion in Business
Il between the Subscribers, as WILLIAM
MANNING, JUN. & co. has been dissolved.
All persons having demands against the late
Firm, and all who are indebted, by Note OF
Account, are referred to WILLIAM MANNING.
JUN. who is duly authorized to iiquidate the
same. SAMUEL B. MANNING. -
WILLIAM MANNING, IN.
Worcester, May IA, 1879.
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AassaeDusetts 5rp.
PUBLISHED By

PUBLISHED BY
WILLIAM MANNING g. CON,
Nearly opposite HE Centre SchoOl-House.
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CharIes-Bennett,

HAS received and offers for sale by the
III package OF piece, Hirst's imperial
blue and black. cloths, OF very superior
quality colour and dress:
Irish linens, sheetngs and lawns; Ga
7-484 9-4& 1914 table diapers, remar..
kably cheap ga birds eye danask and
other diapers; Ga fine and super6ne cot
ION cambrics; Seine and sewing twine;
super6ne and fine patent shoe thread;
garden seeds-and as soon as the naViga-
ton permits, he will receive Russia sheet
lngs OF the first quality Patent whited
brown & coloured threads, printed cottons.
&c. &c.
Jan 81 lawtt
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Kentucky Money,

n HAVE certificate of Deposit signed
4 by the cashier of the Branch OF the
Common wealth bank of Kentucky at Lou
isville for 2lOO dollars; also one on Frank
fort for $50 dollars, and one on Bowling
green for SOC dollars: all or such sums as
may be wanted. | will sell on the follow :
ing terms. if applied for before the ilr.t OF
March next, viz: | will give for i0O here,
$50 dollar. in Kentucky funds-l'bis al
ford. favorable opportunity for those who
may wish TO remit money to Kentucky, 10
do so at a great discount, and safe.
Apply at my Exchange Banking House,
Bridge street, Georgetown.
ROMULUS RIGGS.
k.h 0T
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ElAVING been solicited by several pei
II sons in Alexandra, will remain here
few days longer. at Mrs EveIeth's IN
Cameron Street, opposite the market
house. ;,
NIB. Commencement Of decay j too
generosity looked upon IS a matter OF 'ittle
importance; but then IS the time that q ~.
-dicious practitioner can be OF the greatest
use 10 the individual, by stopping the tseih
or what is generally termed plugging.
The benefits Of this operation are -o.truly
important that il is impossible to recon.
mend il too earnestly to the lubiic- tor
thousands Of the most useful teeth which
would otht rwise be sacrificed by extIac.
ton. On account Of their palDtulness. Hay
thus be preserved. not only for many years
but for the remainder of long HE.
Mr.. Parnlys lectures.
on the % anag emeDt of the TEETH, and
Patent Brush, for sale as above:
81 feb IS
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Alexandria Coffee House.

gyHlS establishment, which is now o.
Il pened for the accommodation OF the
public: offers to The citizens OF The District
a resort at once ge1teel and respectable.
Th. proprietor has expended a large a.
mount in making it suitable place tor the
reception of gentlemen, from whom alone
he solicits patronage. the decorations, pa
pering, and painting displays at one view
elegance an taste combined.
The coffee room will be supplied with
the most commercial papers OF the
Union, together with every reireshment
suitable to the season. Coffee can be
served at any hour, also porter. beer.
ale, wines, cordials. and liquors of every
description of the best that can be OBJ
tanned in the District.
The proprietor hope. from his unwear
led exertion., to establish a room tor the re-
ception of the respectable part OF the com.
muni,y; and from his future attention, and
in consideration of the whole to receive
the patronage Of the public, being conf
dent of their appreciation when visited:
VINCENT MA aSOLETTl.
Exp. S. The Alexandria Coffee house
il on Prince street. door above Union,
Leading to the Centre Wharf feb %
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VIRGINIA..
Marshal's Sale,

A T Superior Court of Chancery held
"A in the town OF Fredericks5urgh, on
the 9th day of April, 1918,
Daniel M'Leod, Plaintiff,
AGAINST
]abez B. Rocker, and Mary c.. bis wife;
James Irwin, and Britannia and America
Rocker; by Jabez B. Rocker. assigned
their guardian, Usfendants.
1t appearing to the satisfaction of the
court, that the defendants have been duly
served with copy of the interlocutory or
der entered in this cause, at rules, on the
Sd day OF October, 1877, and they still
failing to appear and answer on the motion
of tho plaintiff by counsel, the court doth
adjudge order and decree, that the deed
from Mary Ca Brooke, to James Irwin, da.
ted the 10th day of January, 1873, and
made an exhibit in this cause as TO the
plaintiff, be annulled and vacated, las far as
it conveys any interest TO the defendant,
James irwin or raises any trust tor the
benefit O: the other defendants; and, that
unless Jabez B. Rocker, within six months
from the date hereof, pay 10 the plaintiff,
two thousand dollars, with interest thereon
at the rate of six per centum per annum,
from the s5.h day of July, 1916. until pay.
men,. one dollar and seventy cents, and
the costs by the plaintiff expended 10 the
prosecution of this suit. The said defen.
dant and his heirs, and all persons claiming
under him, be FROM lhencetortb barred and
forecIesed o. all equity and right to re-
deem the land and premises described IN
The iEdenture of mortgage, one OF the ex-
hibits in this cause made on the 18Th Gay
OF September, 1915, between Ja5ez b.
Rocker and Mary C. his wife, OF The one
part, and Daniel M'Leod of the other
part. and in case of default, in the
payment of the saidt principal money,
interest and costs, within the time atofe-
said, that the marshal OF this court, after
giving three weeks notice by advertise
ment in some public paper, printed ~ the
town OF Alexandra. Go expose to sale by
public auction, for ready money, the lana
and premises in the said IDdenture. men
toned. and out of the money arising from
the said sale, after deductius the expenses
attending the same, pay to the vi 'lntfi the
said principal money, interest ana COSTS,
and the surplus of the proceeds OF sale, II
any. pay to the defendant James lrvln,and
report bis proceedings to the court 10 order
to a final decree. And liberty IS re served
10 the infant defendants, to she~. cause a.
gainst this decree at any time within SIX
months after they sball have respectively
attained the age of twenty-one years.
Costs, 80 dollars 95 CHS
A COPY, Teste, j r. FORD, G. G.
ftrPursuanl to the foregoing Decree. (:
shall On the 9Th day of March next, on the
premises, expose to sale by public auction
TO the highest bidder, for ready money
the land and premises therein referred 20.
The tract contains loI acres, and is part
Of larger tract called RETIREMENT
in the county of Fairfax, and lies on The
road between Alexandra and Colchester,
about four miles from the former.
WIN. NJ. CRAIG,
Deputy of John Stanard. Marshal
feb IL Saws
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Was Committed


rgyO the jail Of Fairfax county, by war
4 rant from under the hand OF Law
renee Lewis, Esq. dated the 2lst day OF
Sept.lS21,
A Negro Man.
Who calls himself John, runaway,
and committed as the property OF Mr..
Hump, and lately purchased OF Mr..
Cave Withers, OF Alexandria, %. C.)-
but since in Jail says he was the property
of William Skinker, deceased, OF Stafford
county. The said negro is about Ia or
90yesrs OF age, very black, about 5 feet
8 or 10 inches high, and had on when
committed, black broad cloth coat. a
dark green par of paDtaloons and white
hat. The owner is requested to come TOR
ward, prove property. pay charges and
take him away; otherwise he will be dis
posed of as the law directs.
P. B. BRADLEY, Jaiior
for S. Jackson, Sheriff Of Fairtar TO.
The editors Of the Richmond Enquirer,
will please publish the above commitment
in their paper once week tor three
months, and send their account to me tor
settlement. o
dec 10--law3m T. d. d.
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Trust Sale.

IN Monday the 18th day Of April next
~ at one P. Nj. The Subscriber will oftef
a, Public Sale at the front door Of Fa!1'
fax Courthouse tract ofLsnd contain
ing about
S67 acres,
Living on Wolf Trap Run, in Fairfax Conns
ty.-Bounded by the Lands of John $.
Love Edward Adams g. Robert Gpnne)l.
The above sale will be made under deed
of Trust from James c Denesle and wife.
TO the Subscriber 10 secure debt due 10
Thomas Janney &Co.
Term. OF Sale; one fifth OF the purchase
money IN hard. the balance in three equal
insta lments, of 6. q. and 10 months, With
interest from the day OF Sale; the deierred
payment, to be secured oy deed o. IrIsts
r. /. TAYLOR.
feb. eodts
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feb 25.

Wanted.
At RUNNEls LOTTERY AND
AEXCHANGE OFFICE,
North Carolina Bank Paper,
From s to 10000 DOLLARS, At
low rates if offered soon.
ALSO
Franklin Bank Paper Of Alexandria,
will be taken at fair discount.
feb 10 If
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Pottery.

Pottery.
V16faE subscribers respectfully inforn
their friends and the public in gene
al that they have taken that well kncMa
establishment of the late Lewis Plum.
where they intend manufacturing every
description OF
Enrthen-rare,
Such ~ pitchers, tea and coffee pots. dc.
&c. whicb they will dispose Ton very ac-
eotnmods q ing terms TO those who may "a.
vor them with call. All orders will .be
thankfully received and promptly attendse
10. EVANS 4 GRlGGS.
n,rsA7 al
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Hemp, Duck, Tea, &c.
YIN FD7CLe S5 Co.

IIAVE this day landrng from brig Ar
Ii row, and offer for sale,
10 tons clean St. Petersburgh hemp.
100 pieces Russia Duck,
SO do Ravens do
9 chests 4, boxes young hyson tea.
80 barrels N o. sugar
20 or casks T. M. wine
60 boxes mould candles.
40 do dipped dol
der Is
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NOTICE.

TTAVING on the eth Of November
Ill last disposed OF my Stone Ware Ma.
nulactory to Messrs. Hugh Smith q Co.
with all my stock, and they having started
the business on large scale; those who
have favored me with their custom hereto
fore. may always depend on being suppli-
ed at the shortest notice with ware OF the
best quality, and on the same terms as
they bought from me. :, -
As wish to close my accounts with all
those that | am owing, also wish those
that are indebted TO me to make as speedy
payment as possible, SO that ! may be
enabled to settle with my Creditors:
JOHN SWAMI.
fsh 81 ast
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NOTICE.

TUNHE Subscriber having resumed the
Flour and Grocery Business in Alex.
andria, begs leave again to offer his ser.
vices to his Country friends He will
purchase and sell four-or receive il on
Storage. He will keep constantly on hand
, stock of Groceries, and transact any
business which they may be disposed to
con6de to him.
SAMUEL THOMPSON.
ian ID
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TOBACCO.

OD ASSo.
9EHE ST. oscriber will buy and sell tobac-
CO for commission of one dollar
per hhd.-Planters and others who have
tobacco for sale, by leaving the true sam
Piles and notes with me, will have the
same promptly attended to. Purchasers
oftobacco viii please call on me.
Tobacco for Sale.
I have for sale, prime crop of tobac-,
L CO made by William Holmes Esq. of
Montgomery County, (Md.) 80 hhds o
first and l3 OF second quality, inspected
at Bladensburg. The inspector pronoun,,
ced it to be in prime shipping order, and
all inspected lately. ,
ROMULUS RIGGS.
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Notice.

Notice.
I'VE Copartnership of J. & r. WITH
| Frs s. WaSHLVGTOW. has been
dissolvedby Limitation, all who are indebt.
ed TO id firm will please make payment
to either of the subscribers who alone are
authorised 10 settle the business Of that
JOHN WRITER'S,
JOHN WASHINGTON,
The business will in future be conduct.
ed by John W,thers and John Washing
ton, under the hrm OF
WIriERS & WASHINGTON.
WHO have on hand very general assert.
ment of DRY GOODS, which they will
sell at reduced prices Tor Cash or to puHG :;
tuaI Customers, ALSO, SEINE IWlNE
cheap.
feb Is -------
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Was Committed,

was CU1nmltteu,
HNO the Jail Of Alexandra county, DC0
i as runaway on the Sd inst. asEegf
man, who came to thi. place in notherb
vessel, he calls himself
Henry Steuart.:
He IS about 95 years old; dressed in sailor's
apparel; he has protection which states
bis height al s teet 8 inches. The owner
OF said negro, is requested TO come Tor.
ward, prove properly, pay charges ana
take HIM away, otherwise ne Will be dis.
posed of as tie law directs.
ANDREW ROUNSAVEIL l.,
feb7 lawn Jalof.
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Journeymen Potters W ante d.

1.-TWO jouneymen stone ware potter,
i that are good workmen on tn " heel
will meet with constant employment and
the highest wages; by appl, ing TO the
Sub,criher. Those disposed to cone Will
Immediately inform NE by letter OF other
WISE JOHN SWAMI.
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Teas and Salt.
DECEIVED per sloop Henry, 1900
IL bushels of ground alum salt
"a chests & boxes of Hyson d. I. dyson
tea,
By the lillian aud Rose in bloom
Sattlnetts
Russia sheetings
Ravens duck
For sale by A. G. CAZENOVE y Go
ian
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The Steamboat Washington
JIAS commenced her usual route f. ,m
Ill Washington City to Potomac Creek,
and will as usual, call regularly at Alex
sadria, to receive and deliver passengers.
march | Az
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Coffee, Clover Seed, Salt, sc
/; AIDING this day from on board sch.
a Alnirs, 1000 ,usheis Turks Island
sit, which will be sold low if taken from
on board.
In store,
1000 lbs first q'l'y Havana green coffee,
80 hhds New Orleans molssses lnIeri-
or to Done in market.
so bushels Pennsylvania clover seed,
last years growth.
For sale by M. MILLER e. son.
2 no "a mwfgw
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A T a Superior Court Of Chancery held
n. in the town OF Fredericks5urgh, on
the 9th day of April, 1918,
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DieD,

At Brookfeld, on Saturday last, Chene,
Reed, Esq. aged SO.
In Norh-Brookfeld, on the 9th inst. Mrs
Elizabeth Carruth, wife of Mr.. Nathan Car.
ruth, aged IA.
In Boyiston, the past month, Mr. Nathaniel
Lamson, aged 74-an industrious, peaceable.
worthy man, much lamented.
In Sutton, on the 9Th INST. Sarah Livermere.
daughter of Mr.. Stephen G. Liverlnore. aged
2years and months.
AT Marlborough, on the 18th inst. Mary-
Ann Clafir, aged months.
In Snithfeld, Or. l. or the Sd instant, Mr.
William Ayres, merchant, formerly of Brook.
field, in this county.
In Loyal Sock, PENN April 18th, Mr.. Tt
tus Vespasian Ellis, son Of Ar. Amos Ellis. Of
Grafton, (Mass.) aged 90.
In Northampton, (West Farms) of consump-
tfen. on the 9th inst. Mr.. James Pratt. SON o.
MIR. John c. Pratt, aged 26.-Mr. John Strong.
aged 70.
Ia Amherst, april 10th, Mrs. Ruth Dana
VIE OF Mr. Amar:ah Dana, aged 20.
Ia Blandford, on the 27t1 ut. Mrs. Elizabeth
Eells, wife of Mr.. Joseph Eerls. aged 40.
In Manchester, On. H.) on the 9th instant
Gcn: JOHN STARK, the hero of Bennington
aged XClII.
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from tire several towns in this county win fully
justify the conclusion that the quantity which
had been previously estimated, by its warmest
advocates had been far too small.
That it will eventually be accomplished.
has not been doubted since the period when
he persevering and indefatigable John Brown,
OF Providence, was engaged in the enterprze.
That 1t may now be done is unquestionable
That there is not, in the United States, a
range of country Of equal length which can
IN any way compare with that on the proposed
route, for the extent and Importance of its
manufactures, is confidently believed. And
should the proposed Canal be carried into
successful operation, how much greater would
be IFS advantages Let it no longer be said
that we are behind our sister States in the.
prosecution of any enterprise which is of pub
lick utility-which would open new and ex-
tensive fields for activity and wealth, tend to
increase our population, 10 augment the fer
tillty and produce Of our soil, and impart re-
newed Vigour to our commercial transactions.
E.
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Iron, The Neac-L ondo,, .9drocafs. i

Serious Joke.-A gentleman from one
OF the back towns in this State, relates
the following circumstance, which took
place recently A party of young peo-
pie had collected together one evening
for amusement, when it was proposed
by some of them to couple themselves,
and go to young Justice and be marri-
ed. This, it was thought, would be fine
fun, and a clever joke on the Young
Squire. All was ready in twinkling,
and the company marched off; some of
the old damsels led off with great glee
young beardess youths of fourteen
and all soon appeared before the squire.
Though the Justice was young. he I'M
derstood his duty, and married them. in
due form. He Immediately complained
of himself to the proper authority for a
breach of the law, which provides that
the intention of The parties shall he pub
llshed previous to the marriage.-Tbe
consequence is, that the 1shole are lcgailu
married.
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For the Massachusetts .Spv.

The newly revived project of cutting Ca
nal from this town to Providence, is daily be-
coming subject of increasing interest. Our
country has slready commenced and is carry
ing into effect internal improvements which
do honour to her character.-Her enterprisny
individuals cannot remain blind to the meal
culable advantages arising from an easy and
expeditions intercourse between different sec.
tons of our Union. Not only are individuals
of every class benefited, but it constitutes a
strong connecting link by which as a body we
are bound together No country perhaps en-.
joys greater advantages, or is better caculat-
ed for Canal navigation, than our own; and
surely none holds out to its citizens stronger
inducements toimprove them. The numerous
and extensive plans of this description which
are now in contemplation are convincing
proofs Of her prosperity. Since the one above
named, which more particularly interests us,
has been in agitation, the exposition of nu-
mcrous aud important facts, relative to the
number Of tons annually transported to and
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Grapes, Leghorn Bon
nets, Silks, sc. &c.
HENRY ~. SKIES.

IL As lately received large as
q sortment of fresl: and seasonable Goods.
The following comprises part -
Best Nank,n Grapes Canton do
some at 81: so the pattern ;. Leyant;ncs
fiorenees; sattins; Sinchaws; india Ins'
,rngS' plaid, striped, and figured do. :
lSrge assortment Of Broadcloths Cassirnerae.
S M1a,; Ginghans; Camhricks; Linens,
n Musilns; Dlmoties; Grape, SILK. and Cofto,
Shawls Gloves; Hosiery Vestinrs Nenje
a. Pocket Hdkfs. Laces; Fans Parasol,
ollk ana Cotton Umbrellas; Ribbons. Csss;,
nets BeaVerets; Drilling; Jeans Ascen-
SION Cords and other articles for Gcntlerlcn,z
summer wear; Linen Sheetings; CarDet;ngs
SSsulnets; Denims; Stripes; Ginghans /: Bed,
iicks' oheetinss and shirtings.
Itso,--l Case of Ladies' LFGHORy'
p 1 ';n' Els numbers from 80 to SO, at prices
rlslnS from $3.50 per Bonnet. I,sEmsjye
! case Gentlemen's Leghorn HATS. yarious.
qualities.
Worcester, .May %, 1892.