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SALE AT AUCTION.

EHOR sale at Auction, by order of Probate
= Court on the 3lst day Of December nezt,
at 2 O'Clock, P. Nj. on the premises, in Shrews-
bury, in the County of Worcester, SO much Of
the Real Estate of ELIJAH RICE, deceased,
late OF Shrewsbury, in said County, as win
raise the SUN of two thousand five hundred and
twenty-five dollars. DAVID RICE. Err
Shrewsbury, Nov. 16, 1896 *47
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NOTICE

The friends ofthe g American System" who
regard the sufferings and interests of the grow
ers of Wool, and the Manufacturers of Wool
lens, are requested to meet at the Court House
in Worcester, on WEDNESDAY,, the 5th dag
Of December neat, at o'clock, P. M. to adopt
such measures as may be thought most expe-
dent for presenting to Congress, at their next
session, the claims of those Interests upon their
attention and protection. A prompt and full
attendance is earnestly requested Nov. 81.
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MATCHES, JEWELRY, &c.
P. e. d. GODDARD

Japanned, Silver and Silver Plated Ware
with general assortment of FANCY AR
TICLES in their line.
They have also received large assortment
of WATCH MOVEMENTS, consisting of the
Patent Lever and Common Escapements, of a
variety of patterns, made particularly to order
for them, which they are now casing and offer
ALso,--a good assoftrh6htp 81 brass eIgar-uay
TINE PIECES, of various patterns.
0P GOLD or SILVER CASES, to new
or old Watches, made to any pattern at short
notice.
They have an elegant assortment of Gold
Watch Chains, Seals and Keys, from the best
Manufactures, which, with all the above nam
ed articles, will be sold as low as they can be
purchased in Boston.
Worcester Nov. 81
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NOTICE.

Those persons favorably disposed to the plan
of SAVINGS BANK for the County of Nor
cester, are requested to meet at Capt. THoM
ASS COFFEE House., in Worcester, on MON.
DAY EVENING NEXT, at 6 O'Clock, to con
suit on measures Necessary for carrying the
plan into execution. Nov 81.
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arGnted.

FHVElE subscribers wish to hire two Journey
n men Shoe Makers acquainted with max
ing pegged thick Boots. Liberal encourage
ment will be offered.
BROOKS 81 BoUKER.
Templetor, Nov 81
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ALLEN & DOWLEY
LECTURES ON HISTORY.

LECTURES ON HISTORY.
q ISIS CLARKE proposes giving Course
I'VE ofHISTORICALL LECTURES in Wor-
cester, comprising the interval from the Crea-
ton to the termination of the American War
given; to ascertain which, she will give gro
tuatous introductory Lecture at the Agricuh
tural Hall, in the Town House, on MONDAY
EVENING, Dec. 3, at 6 o'clock
These Lectures will be illustrated by means
of Charts, upon novel and interesting plan,
ny Maps and Diagrams, and also by great
variety of Paintings, representing the ancient
and modern Costumes of different Nations,
Kings of England, &c. Nov 81
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BARLEY WANT'ED Z

YENHE subscribers will pay 81 cents in Cash,
n or rs cents in Goods at ID. Haywood 81
Co.'S Store, for BARLEY, aceH sleansd, and
of good quality, at the WORCESTER BREwEBx.
TRUMBULL &, WARD.
OF All those indebted as above for BEEra
are requested to make immediate payment
Sept. s. ietc
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NoRTH-EAsTERN BOUNDARY Difficulties
nave arisen respecting the boundary between
the state of Maine and Lower Canada, which
have led to highly irritable state of public
feeling in Maine. We have copied an article
from the Quebec Gazette on the subject, to
which we refer our readers, as the most con-
densed account of the matter that we have
seen.
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FIRE AT MOBILE.


In our last we gave a briei notice of the
great fire at Mobile. We have since received
the Mobile Register, containing detailed ac-
count of the confagration, from which we
make the following extracts -
Perhaps there never was a more dreadful con-
fiagration: there never was certainly within
the same short space oftime, so great a proper
ton of so promising city DESTROYED by fire.
When the efforts of the people had failed to
check lis progress, or keep it even stationary,
it was discovered that the late extraordinary
draught had affected the pumps-the water
failed and before a line could possibly be form
cd to the river, the Mobile Hotel, where the
fire first appeared, was completely enveloped
in fame strong northwest wind at that in
slant sprang up, and the contiguous houses
caught with the quickness of powder, and in
proportion as the number increased so did the
flame, until the intensity of the heat was so
great, and the torrent of fire so impetuous, that
every thing, whether wooden or brick fre-proof
or not, appeared to dissolve at its touch with
out any more apparent resistance than if they
had been columns OF snow. Nor was there time
left for some of those who lived at the remotest
distances, between the fire and the prevailing
current of wind to save either goods or furni-
turo. In some instances the entire sets of books
ofMerchants have been destroyed The manner
or cause in which the fire originated, or to which
we are indebted for this terrible misfortune is
unknown. In the short space of five or six
hours its limits were prescribed, and the extent
was wonderful. There were fortunately no
lives lost, nor have we heard of but one serious
accident to any person Master Ogden broke
his leg in fastening from the country, to be of
service in the town.
By careful estimate, it appears that the
number O; front buildings, destroyed, amounts
to one hundred and sixty-nine, exclusive of
ware houses and other back tenements not
| enumerated
The amount of property destroyed, is vari-
ously estimated from 100000 to 100000 dol
lars probably a medium between the sums will
not be far out of the way a considerable por-
ton of which is insured in various Offices
at the North The Etna Company, of Hart
ford, has alarge amount it is said.
In consequence of the great demand for Me-
chanics, since the fire, carpenters wages has
advanced to five dollars day and even at that
price, it is impossible TO engage enough Of
them.
SINGULAR FACT The Worcester Mutual
Insurance Company was organized, and com
menced issuing policies, in May, 1924, three
and half years since. II has insured to the
amount of about seccn hundred thousand dot
4 lars, on buildings and property in all parts Of
the County, and yet il has never sustained the
loss of single dollar by fire.
M Good hard wood is now selling in this
place at $4 per cord. Those, therefore, who
have il TO bring from distance, will find the
present favorable opportunity for obtaining
an extra price.
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SHOCKING ACCIDENT. We are informed by
A. bigelow, Esq. Post Master at New Brain
tree that distressing accident occurred in
that town on the 18th inst Nathaniel M.
Washburn, who was blasting rocks, had chang
ed large one with siz pounds ofpowder. and,
1t is supposed, that, when about 10 apply fire to
the slow match, spark was blown by the wind,
directly upon the printing which caused it to
explode instantly, with tremendous shock.
Mr. Washburn was thrown into the air 60 or 20
feet high, and fell at the distance of ten rods
from the rock, where his body was taken up
mangled and lifeless corpse.
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A THENEUM, or Spirit of the English Mag
"a azines, No. S7,--New Series contain
ing, as usual, great variety OF interesting
Worcester, Nov 2h
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WANTED.
Worcester Turnpike Notice.

THyHE Proprietors of the Worcester Tarn-
nike Corporation, will hold their annual
Meeting for choice of Officers, and for such
other business as may legal, come before them,
at the Exchange Coffee House, in Boston, on
TUESDAY, the 4th Of December, al II o'clock,
a. Nj. Por order of the Directors
SIMON Il. GREENE, Prop Clark.
Nov 81, 1897.
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e. NEW GOODS.
BENJAMIN BUTMAN 500.
LII AVE just received, and offer for sale, on
z n the most favorable terms, further sup
ply of
Fall and Winter Goods.

Fall and Winter Goods.
ALso,-an extensive assortment of Earthen,
Glass, and China Ware Gilt and Mahogany
Framed Looking Glasses; Brass Kettles
Brass Fire Sets Iron Hollow Ware Nails ;
Linseed Meats Foot, and Spermac Ell Oil, &c.
VF so bbls. Superfne Genessee, Howard
Street, and Alexandra FLOUR-selected par.
ticularly for Family use
o. ~ boxes Philadelphia Loaf and Lumt
SUGAR; few thousand Spanish CIGARS
very old, and of superior quality
An assortment of NORTHERN and EAST
ERN LUMBER constantly for sale
New England CROWN GLASS furnished
to order on short notice, at Factory prices
Worcester, Nov. 81. 6y47
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= I Z & F a q Insurance Company,
q n make Insurance against FIRE on
Buildings, Merchandise, Household Furniture,
&c at low rates of premium. AUSTIN DEN
NY, Esq of Worcester, is their Agent, and
authorized to issue Policies.
Boston, Oct. %. epistf
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Prices IN WORCESTER, Nov. 90 Wood,
best, cord, 81; Hard Pine, So; Charcoal, hard,
bushel, cts Hay, ton, $12; Corn, bushel,
SO cts. Rye, 90; Potatoes, 25 Oats, 40; Bar
lev, 67 tots; Turnips, 25; Onions, 67 ; Beef by
quarter, $4 to s, best pieces, cts; Pork in
hog, to 81 cts, best pieces, 6; Sausages, 10 to
1914 Veal, 6 to z; Mutton, u Turkeys, 8 !;
Chickens, 81 Geese, G; Butter, first quality, lG
10 II; Cheese, four-meal, s; new-milch do 8 j;
Eggs dozen, IA to 16; Cider, 81; Apples,
bushel. 49,
PRrcEs IN BosToNs Corn, GO to 62 Rye,
Go Barley, 70 to "a; Oats, 40 to 40; Genes
see Flour, (new) 5,37 to 5,62 per Dbl. Butter
beg, first quality, l2 to II; do lump, % to 25 !;
Cheese, 8 to IL Beef per Id, 8 to 10 Pork, 5
to 6: Poultry 8 to ~; Eggs, doz IS to 90 (;
Potatoes, bushel, 33 to 81 Cider, liquor, bbl.
$50 to LIS; Apples, per Dbl l,5Oto 2; Hay,
hest, ton, $40 10 IA,
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M Good hard wood is now selling in this
place at $4 per cord, Those, therefore, who
have it to bring from distance, will find the
present favorable opportunity for obtaining
an extra price
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Worcester, SIS. Probate Office, Nov 10, 1897.
To The WIDOW and HEIRS Of ELiJAn RICE,
late IF Shrewsbury, an said County, deceased,
and 10 all others concerned IN the Estate of
said deceased, GREETING.
VOU are hereby cited to appear (if you
E see fit) at the Court Of Probate to be holdt IA
at Worcester, in said County, on the first Tues
day in January next, at ten OF the clock, before
noon, 10 show cause why the Executors Ac-
count OF the Administration Of said Estate should
not be allowed aud you will be heard thereon.
THEOPHs. WHEELER, Reg
AZ By order Of the Hon. judge.
Worcester, IS. Probate Office, Nov -. 1897.
To the Creditors and HEIRS Of SULLIVAN
BARNES, lats Of Westminster, IN said Courr-
tn, deceased, and 10 allOihers concerned in The
Estate Of said deceased. GREETING.
N7OU are hereby cited to appear (if yml
III see fit at the Court OF Probate tobe holder.
at " orcester, in said County, on the Arst Tues
day in January, next, at ten Of the clock, be-
fore noon, to show cause why the Accounts Of
the Administration of said Estnte should not y
allowed, and the balance Of Estate distributed 20
the creditors, whose claims have been allowed !
aud you will be heard thereon.
AA7 NAThL. PAINE, y. Fyabafea
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Bu the steam boat IVashingfon.

By the Steam 00dt w dShinSt0n.
Arr at ~ York, on Wednesday, ship Eliza Grant
Tibbtts, London, 10; brigs William, from Newry
Hesper, Mayo, Matanzas, IS; Stark, Gail, New Or
leans; schrs Borneo, Kilborn, st Johns, N B 6; In
dustry, Chadwick, Newbern, 9; Loire, Harden, Hal
flax, 10.
Cid ships Corinthan, Davis, Liverpool; Othello
Allen, Charleston; briggs Topaz, Wiederholdt, Cape
Iiaytien Volant, Hatch, Martinique; Julia, GIllet
Trinidad dc Cuba; Carlo, Clear, st Croix; Mattea
wan, Waterman, do.
Arr on Thursday, ship Elizabeth, Smith, Liver
pool, A; brig Courier, Beers, Charleston, 8; schrs
st Michaels, Pierce, st Johns, II; William, Chand
Ter, do; Mariner, Wooster, Grand Canary Island
46. Cid. ship Minerva, Hammond Rio JaEeiro and
a market; Camillus, Peck, Grecnock; Nile, Hun
tington, Rochelle; Shaw, Shaw, Savannah; brig Ju-
no, Barnes, do; schr Rambler. Bourne, Neuvtas.-
Below, brig Franklin, Bremen; Penelope, Liverpool;
Damon, Wilmington; schr Prudence, Mobile.
Arr at Baltimore, 4th, schr Elizabeth, from
this port; Laurel, st. Thomas.
Arr at Edenton, Goth ult. schr Fortune, fin
LIbec.
Arr at Charleston, 29th, Mary Ann, Barr,
Now Orleans.
Schr Relief, Crowell, for this port, has sail
cd from Richmond.
Schr Chilo, Case, for this port, ha, sailed ir
Charleston.
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DUXBURY, June Arr barque Bramin, iiig
gins, 81 Ubes, AZ.
PLYMOUTH, juno 5-Arr Grampus, Cassidy
st Piorres, 30.
MARBLEHEAD, June 5.-Arr Alpha, Broush
ton, St Thomas. May H.
MIDDLETOWN, May 3I.-Arr brig Sea Isl
and, King, Matanzas; sloop Flash, Aborn, Prov
dcnce.
juno LIST, arr brig Thetis, Clark st Croix, schi
Seven Brothers, Afford, Turks Island.
PORTSMOUTH, June 2--saiIod, brig Hannah,
Freeman, for South America.
BOSTON, June 5.-Cld brig Elder Brewster,
Ryder, Gibraltar, and a market; schr Voant, Car
man, st Andrews; sloop Diamond, Davis, savan-
nah.
9Th, arr briggs Crusader, Fletcher, Maianzas, Is;
John George, Freeto, Malaga, 56 jew, Lowell, ST
Croix, w Il ~; Hannibal, Sweet, Philadelphia, ~;
schr Lucrctia, Gibbs, ST Peters, IL. Cid. brgs
Deborah, Wilson, Surinarn, VIA Wilmingionj wal
kin, Howe, Sunderland, via st John, y u; soop
Washington, Bacon, Providence.
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June 9.
PROVIDENCE FLOATING BATHS.

PROVIDENCE FLOATING BATHS.
FUNHE subscriber having ynst completed his
IL spacious floating Bathing House, respcc-
| fully informs the ladies and gentlemen Of Prov
idence and its vicinity, that he has located it
in the cove, near the foot of Hydraulion street,
and in the rear of the Exchange Bank. The
building is provided with every convenience
will stand off where the current is pure, and
will be entered over safe floating bridge; and
from its retired yet central situation, il cannot
fail to invite the company of those who prac-
ticc cold water bathing. The apartments Of
the ladies and gentlemen are separated in an
elfectual manner, and those which are appro-
priated for the former, will not, under any cir
cumstancc, at any time, be occupied by gem
tlcmen.
Careful and attentive persons will be engag-
ed to wait on those who may patronize this,es-
tablishment, and female will always be in at
tendance for the ladies'.
The subscriber having at much expense pre-
pared this comfortable house for those dispos-
ed to enjoy the luxury of the cold bath, or
shower bath, natters himself that he shall be
literally rewarded by the patronage of gen.
erous public.
Terms.-Season tickets, So; single ticket,
IL l-2 cents; ten tickets,S1.
The house will be open from SUNRISE till
o'clock in the evening, except Sundays, on
which day it will close at 9 O'Clock, A M.
June 9. ERASTUS FARNUM.
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Positipeiy the last Night of the Engage
menf Of Mrs. H.iyMBLI.M
MONDAY EVENING, JUNE IL,
WILL be presented, the celebrated Com
w edy in acts, written by Mrs. Cow
ley, called the
BELLIES STRATAGEM.
Dorieourt, Mr.. FIELD,
Letitia Hardy, Mrs. HAMBLIS.
At the end Of the Comedy,
n Comic Song, BY Mr.. Somerville.
To conclude with the laugable Entertainment, :,
in two acts, called
SPECTRE BRIDEGROOM,
Or a Ghost IN spite Of Himself.
Prices of Admission Lower Boxes IS cts.
Upper Boxes so; Pit 81 l-2; Gallery 25.
June o.
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PORT OF PROVIDENCE.
AR RIVED,

WEDNESDAY, June o.
Steamboat Connecticut, Comstock, from n. York.
schr Harriet s. Eliza, from Bangor, with lumber
TO Aborn 4 Smith,
Sloop Cyrene, Cook, from Tiverton.
Sloop Snap Dragon, Pearce, from River Head.
schr Content, Nickerson, from Bath.
Sloop Fame, Mathews, from Yarmouth.
Sloop Albany, Vars, 3 days from New York, with
Brown.
Sloop Reformation, Pratt, from Newport.
Sloop Lucy Emoline, Spnk, from Wexford.
Thursday, June 7.
Brig Orion Mason, from kennebec, with lumber,
to Aborn ~ Smith, and the master.
Schr Casco, Drinkwater, IL days from Whining.
tom and ds from New Inlet, with lumber, to Philip
Allen, J. r. Lppitt, and the master. Sailed IN CO.
with schrs Camden, Hiscock, for West Indies; Pla-
TO, Treadwel, for Boson;-spokc the p 9th inst lat
40 10, lon 70. Brig Ann y Elizabeth, Perkins, OF
Northpor, for the West Indies, sailed 9th ult. struck
the Bar gong OUT and returned 2Sh, with loss Of
boai-othcr damage not ascertaincd.
Schr Only Daughter, Hix, from Bangor.
Schr Julia, Pinkham, from CALAIS, with lum-
Schr Thomas, Doanc, from Hingham
Schr Tclemachus, Downing, from Sullivan, with
lumber 20 Aborn & Smith.
Sloop South Kngstown, Gardner, from S. Kings
town.
Sloop Argonaut, Borden, from Troy.
Sloop Amelia, Simmons, from Somerset.
Sloop Mount Morah, Mathewson, fir Warren.
Sloop Victory, Pcarce, fr Cutierhunk.
Sloop Narragansett, Williams, from Taunton.
Schr Dorcas Hawcs, Rrges, from Saco.
Sloop Morning Star, Small, from Troy.
Sloop Two Brothers, Gardner, fr E. Greenwich.
Sloop Delight, Baker, IRON Kennebec, with lum-
Der to A0orn u Smith.
Soop Glib, Crowcll, from Calais, with lumber.
Soop George, Du,tnick, from Sandwich, with
wood, to ]. Burrough.
sloop George and Mary, Walden, from Newport.
FRIDAY, June 8.
Schr Washington Packet, Shove, from AL
exandria, with corn to A. Nj. Vinton.
Schrs Flavil, Drummond from fishing; Har-
riet Clark, do.
schr Lucy, Baker, days from Bath, with
lnmber.
Schr Morning Star. Rogers; 6 days from
Kennebec.
Schr Jane, Thompson, from Danvers
Schr Marlborough, Snow, from fishing.
Schr Sally Hope, Baker, days from Boston, via
Warren, with mahogany to r. q. Allen, fish to E. J.
Mallett, and oranges to E. S. Sheldon.
Sloop Harmony, Rhodes, from Alexandra, 6 days
from the Capes, with corn and flour, to r. g. ID.
Rhodes.
Sloop Rising Sun, Smith, from Georgetown, ds
from the Capes, with -four to d. Arnold. Spoke of
the Capes, soop Flora, from Baltimore for this port
Sloop Infant, Myrick, from Freetown.
Sloop New Packet, Nickerson, from Gardi-
ner.
Sloop Sarah, Welleston, fir Bristol.
Sloop Emeline, Miller, from Bristol.
Sloop Sarah, lngraham, from Warren.
Sloop Mary Nichols, Reynolds, from Wexford.
Sloop Eliza, Smith, fir Warren.
Sloop Fall River, Brayton, from Troy.
Steam boat Washington, Bunker, from New York.
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BATH HOUSE AT CRAGIE'S BRIDGE
V1NHE subscriber informs the public that the
IL Bath House, at Cragie's Bridge, has
been thoroughly repaired; and that the Warm,
Shower and Swimming Baths are now in order
for the reception of company. A female will
be in oonstan, attendance to wait on Ladies
Baths open from SUNRISE till 10 o'clock, p. M.
A share Of the public patronage is respectfully
solicited. r. II. DARLING.
Boston, June 8. cpis2w
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cents One cargo sold at 81 cents, private contract
This is reduction from our last rates, which we
alter. AF
Rye, bushel, 10 rs. N. Corn, yel. bu. 60
Beans, white, lt-a III Soth. do white do So GO
Oats, bush. 40 AZ Wheat Shorts, Is
HEMP.
Russia, clean. ton. $27O a 2sO
INDIGO.
Nothing doing in this article. We quote
Bengal, $24a2a
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$25 REWARD.

" AVING satisfa ctorily asccrtaned, that
IL the " Literary Cadet and Rhodc-lsland
Statesman" is every publication day stolen
from the doors of several Of our subscribers,
and being determined to put an end 10 such an
outrage, committed on ourselves and our sub
scribcrs, we will pay TO any individual, TwEN-
rY-rIvE DoLLAns, who will give US such in
formation, as shall enable us TO prosecute and
convict, the villains who depredatc. upon our
interests, and the property of our patrons.
SMITH & PARMENTER.
June q. 6w
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V.aLU.fBLE REAL ESTATE.
On SATURDAY June, 18th, at 8 o'ciocl

On SATURDAY June, 18th. at 8 o'clock,
A. M. on the premises.
The valuable Real Estate Of Mr.. David
Gould, situated in Pswtuxet-street, amongst
which arc, two large and commodious Houses,
Nos. 95 and 81, with out houses and gardens.
all convenient and we'll furnished, with good
wells Of water attached to the same.
ALSO.
Several House Lots adjoining to tho o6ove.
described property.
Two Pews, one in the Universalist Meeting
House, in the Broad aisle,-and one in tho
Rev. Mr.. Wilson's Meeting House, in the broad
aisle.
Three Piano Fortes, and other articles too
numerous to mention, with which the sale will
commence. For further particulars and con-
ditions of sale, inquire OF my Counting Room.
may 80.
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PROVIDENCE ARCADE.

VUNHE BUILDING COMMITTEE wish TO
IL contract for the following materials,
viz:
a quantity of large Stone, suitable for the
foundation.
Granite Stones, for the two fronts, Of the fol-
lowing dimensions:
32 Stones, IL # long, in risc-l4in. tread
8 do s." 6" A" Ia"
do &c" g." 4fIOin. tr'd
COLUMNS.
IL Stones, l9 feet 10 inches high
feet diameter at bottom
2 feet inches do. at top.
BASE.
IL Stones, feet inches high
feet inches largest diameter.
CAPITALS -Grecian Ionic.
IL Stones-the block 10 be feet inches long
3 " 3 broad
2" " high
10 Blocks of Stone
2" '.'' sinehes neh aohR high hewn on three
2" 9 ." thick> sides.
A Blocks of Stone
8 fee; inches long
2" q. '' high hewn on three
DiOckS oil StOne-
ii feet long hewn on ons
2 feet inches high 5 side.
Blocks ofStone--
ii feet long hcwn on one
2 feet inches high side.
220 feet in length of Cornice, IL inches high
3 feet wide
with the moulding according to draft.
10 Stones feet 5 inches long hewn on one
2" wide side,
About 5000 feet Of Stone, hewn on one side,
of various dimensions, none large,
l52 Caps and Sills, for windows, feet 10
inches long,
1900 feet Flagging, 10 feet 6 inches long,
width not material.
Any person wishing to contrac CT for all or any
| of the above described Stone, will please ad-
dress sealed proposals either TO Cyrus Butler,
or BENJAMIN DYER,
| MASSA BASSETT.
! PARIS DYER,
June 9. Building Committee.
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VESSELS SPOKEN.
18th ult. lat SO ~, Ion So IL, ship Coventry, Hol
brook, / days fr Baltimore for Valparaiso.