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NEW-BEDtORD Dec. 3O.-An ship Mercury
Aus,I,, from pay,a; sioops George & Phobe, West,
Proy,dence; Henry, Akin, do.
SALEM, Dec 29.-Arr ship Messenger, But
%fngton. rom Gibraltar.
BEVERLY, Dec. 9-Ar brig Rajah, from Ia
paIang, 30.
DUXBCRY, Dec. % AR barque Pallas, from
Crons'adt aud EIsincur.
PLYMOUTH, Dec. 27-Cld brig Talent, for
India.
PORTSMOUTH, Dec. 29.-Saled, John De-
NEWBU YPORT, Dec. 27.-Arr brig Otter.
Butman. from Porto RICO.
PORTLAND, Dec. S-Cld ship Andrew Scott,
Prince, tharleston; Ceres, BlancharJ, aavannah;-
George, Iberia; Essex, Guadalupe; Elizabeth, Hl-
vana.
BOSTON, Dec. 2s'-Arr schrs Swan, from Pail
~adelphia, Dolphin, Hall, Albany.
Cid briggs Corporal Tim, Foster, Malta and a
market; Cyprus, Pratt, Gibraltar; York, Lord, st
Thomas and a market.
18th, arr briss Asia, Emmcrson, from Alexandria,;
Benz Franklin, Wing, Phi'ad.
Cid briggs George Henry, Wales, Halifix; Pcrsc-
! verence, Norfolk; Moscow, Matanzas and Europe;
Byi on. St Thomas and u market; Edward, Porto
Rico.
3lst, arr barquc Pallas, Brewster, from Cron-
stadt.
Cid barquc Garland, Hilton, Chirleston; briggs
Dromo, Rand, Havana; Palmer, Powers, Brazil aud
a market.
NETWORK, Dec. 26.-Arr ships Cambria,
| Warnock, from London; America. Place, do.
Ship Europa, Davis, 80 DIS ir Hamburg. Lcft, brig
Palaniac, Of Boston, repairing, Maria Elzabcth, Tor
| N York, Dec ls.-the only Am vessels.
Sip Jupiter, Clark, from st Croly; Orion, AT.
kins, Bay of st Lewis; William and Ann, Young,
Aloa; Caskct, Tracy. Trapani.
Cid brigs Industry. Wood, Bilboa; Francis, Spear,
Porto Cavello.
27th, arr schrs New Hope, Smith, fom Murrees-
boro, n c; Molly, Baxter, Alexandria; Warrior,
Boston.
Cid brig Triton Rowland, Marsc'ncs.
2Slh, arr ships Francis, Rider, from New Orleans;
Niagara, Bcochcr, Charleston; brigs Eliza. Bukup,
Vera Cruz; La Plata, Wing, Jacmel; Deux Erneste,
Uayre; CLAUDIO, Smith, Havana.
Cid briggs Bolivar, Clark, Mobile; Candor, ST
Croix; Jane, Fowler, st Barts; Mariner, Thomas,
Norfolk.
ooh, arr briggs President Manning, Grafton, Z DIS
r., W,lmlupton; Paauet des Cages, Horribly, Aux
Caves; Ranger, Baker, New Orleans.
ild shin Tuscaloosa, Beard, Baltimore; briggs Oak,
KelIv. Rochelle; Wave. Ryder, do.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec 2S.-Cld ship William,
Brown. Brewer, New Orleans.
BALTIMORE. Dec. 26-Arr ships Francis,
Wood, from Liverpool; Maria Elizabeth, Harms, st
! Pet ersburc; scir Elizabeth, De'ano, Providence.
CHARLESTON, Dec. D.--Arr ships Jupiter,
Mandehls, from Antwerp aud Flushing; Eagle, Am
s'crd IN; brig Susan aud Sarah, Warehouse, st
Thomas.
CID ship Belvidcrc, Nabb, Liverpool schr Hero
Burrows, Havana.
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HOLMES g. M'CULL.OCH.

FE7HE Brewery, under the superintendent
Il of Holmes g. M'Culloch, is now in op-
Grafton, and will continue so during tire fall.
winter and spring seasons. They keep con-
stantly on hand, a very extensive supply Of Al.
and Table Beer, which will be sold on Ito
most accommodating terms. Families will b.
supplied at their doors, by leaving their or1els
at the Brewery. Vest constantly, on hand, Il
supply customers.
Or Orders also received at No. 8 Marko OF
street by Francis Paycrrne, which will be
promptly attended to.
Dec % Sm'
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E. d. BROWN g. CO..

- ~ Wv - W.
"AVING opened an Exchange and Lot
Ne terry Office. in tho building No. 81.
Market st. beg leave to solicit Of tho citizens
of Providence a share Of their patronage In
the disposal of uncurrert money. ecollsction of
Bills or Drafts on Boston, New York. or Phil
adclphia. What business may offer will DO
attended to with promptness and despatch.-
They alsc would be very happy (although they
make no promises) in disposing OF prizes to
those who may favour them with a call. Hav-
ing on hand a variety Of Tickets, in the most
approved Lotteries, the attention Of advsn-
turers is respectfully invited.
Washington Lodge Lottery, 18th class. -
be drawn in Providence, on Saturday next.
SCHEME prize of $4,000; I do 2oOo; I d.
10 ); | do 1000; l do 500; I do 700; I do coo; ! do
500; I do 100; do 800; 10 do 100; 70 ds so; 30
do IS; 80 DO 20; ~ do 10; 7S do 10; 3l2 do 8; 4llc
do 4.
Wholes 4 dollars, halves 2 dollars. and quar-
ters ] dollar. Tickets and shares for sale ut
BROWN y co.'s Office,
Jan. 2. No. 81, Market-strcef.
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EIGHT THOUSAND FIVE HUNDRED DOL.
LARS REWARD.
7ESHE above handsome sum will be paid by
n PAINE & BURGESS, to The fortunate
holder of the Ticket Formulation ~ 20 Is, a
capital prize Of
TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS,
in the 7th class Vermont State Lottery, which
was bought of them a few days since, in u
package of whole tickets, by a gentleman, at
their counter.
They also sold in the same Lottery, a prize
of $500, and one Of s 3 %.
These were also sold by them in whole tick
cts, and the cash is ready for the fortunate
holder, at No. ~, Market-squaTe.
Drawn Numbers in the Vermont State Lot
terry. ID - 10 IL
January g.
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gESHE following are the numbers drawn on
IL Wednesday last, to determine the prizes,
in the 35th class Union Canal Lottery.
Is 33 3 81 80 3
Although we did not sell the prize Of $4,000,
we had the pleasure Of selling TO our friends
and customers, one prize Of 500; one do oil
40; 3 prizes Of 100. and ! prize Of $50, and
several others of smaller denominations. Tick
cts and parts in the Fourth Baptist Lottery,
for sale at our Office, 30 Market street.
Jan z EVANS & co.
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THIS DAY.
EVANS g. co.

I'D ESPECTFULLY inform their friends and
"a customers that the I'd class of Rhode
Island Fourth Baptist Socicty's Lottery will be
draw in this town, THIS DAY January I'd,
1928.
SCHEME prize Of 8 10000; 1 of $500; l of iII2; 5
Of 1900; 10 of 90; 10 Of 800; 20 Of 100; As of 30; 90 of 20;
IiS) Of 9, S2O of 4.-9J2i prizes, amounting to S1i,4I2.
Wholcs 4 dollars, halves 2, quarters L.
Packages of Is whole tickets may be had Of
us, embracing all tho combination numbers,
from ! 10 81, at ~ dollars warranted 10 draw
at least 30 dollars. Packages Of halves, quar-
iers and cighths, in proportion.
The printed lists of all drawings, can be seen
at No 33, Markct-st. EVANS d CO.
Jan 2
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For SALE, on the most reasonable terms,
all kinds of Groceries,, as usual; CordIals OF all
kinds; brush Backing. warranted of Tie first
quality; Confectionarics, at Wholesale and re-
tail. Purchasers can be accommodated with
any quantity of the above articles, on the
most accommodating terms.
Also. Tickets in all the Lotteries in this
State for sale as above.
January 2. No 500, North Main-st.
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r

E PRACTICAL and Mental Arithmetic, on a
ID new plan, in which mental Arithmetic is
combined with the use of the slate, containing
a comp etc system for all practical purposes,
being in dollars and cents. Second edition,
revised and enlarged with exercises for the
slate, to which is added a practical system Of
book keeping by ROSWELL c. SMITH
Just published and for sale by
HUTCHENS s. CORY,
Jan 2 No ! Market street.
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VESSELS sPoK N.

t29tc ult lat 35 80, long IS so, ship Rising States.
Carpenter, from this port, for Savannah.
Lat So, long 43, ship Envoy, Wheaton,, from this
port, for Savannah.
10Th ut brig Doll, Of and from Warren, for New
Orleans.
18th alt off Cape Hattcras, sloop Mechanic, 9 DIS
arom Newport.
Nov 10Th, lat 20 ~, s long 20 81, brig Frances
Doty, oil Bristol, whaling, no oil.
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NOIIIE

A LII persons having demands against the
IA steam boats Washington, Connecticut or
Fulton or the Fulton Steam Boat Company,
are requested to call on WILLIAM CoMsToCK,
on board the steam boa. Fulton, from 8
O'Clock, A NJ. to 3, p. nj. who is authorized
to settle all demands. Jan
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
A LII persons indebted to either of the sub
IA scribers, by Note or Book Account, are
requested TO make immediate pay mcnt, as
hey have made a new arrangement in their
BUSINESS. Those who do not comply with the
above request, will have their demands left
with another person, for settlement.
L.. HAYES,
N. HAYES.
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D. z. B. ELAGG,
GUN ELASTIC-oR

India Rubber Shoes and Ouer- Shoes.
THSliE subscriber respectfully informs tt.
L public, that he has constantly on hand.
a fall and very general supply Of Gum Elastic.
or India Rubber Shoes and O~ver-Shoes, whicsl
he will dispose Of on the most accommodating
terms. Having made arrangements to import
the Gum Elastic directly from Para. he is en-
ablod 10 sell it at lower rates, than any other
person in New-Ensland, and invites dcslsrs &c
make him a call.
The utility and great benefits derived from,
the use of these Shoes, has been fully testsd2
by many of the most respectable citizens If
this country, and as a preventive against the
cold and wet, are esteemed decidedly superior
to leather. In n climate like ours, subject to
great changes, it is important to keep the feet
warm and dry; and nothing, thus far, has been
70 Ind equal to the Gum Elastic. The shoe is
light, elastic, pleasant 10 the foot, and partio-
ularly calculated for ladies.
Orders fom any part of the country. will be
promptly attended to, if directed to
STEPHEN G. SMITH,
No. 70, Westminster -st. Providence, r. l.
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UNION CANAL LOTTERY,
Drawn Numbers.

Combination 8 8 80, the handsome prize OF
$500 dollars was sold us above t. a gentleman
Ut this town, who received the Cash, the mo.
ment the ticket was presented without discount
Tor interest Besides the above. | had the
pleasure OF selling a number of such as 1903,
Dos, &c. &c. the cash for all of which, is ready
The moment tie tickets are presented.
The above IS the fourth capital prize, | have
had the pleasure of paying over 10 my friends in
The short space of ten days, the whole owned by
gentlemen Of this town.
The like number of Capitals in the same Pc
riud have no, been sold by all the Offices and
vendors in the State-atr retail.
The above prizes | not only name as having
been sold by me, hut in all cases where | assert,
as having sold aud paid a prize, ! always have
hni always will produce the Ticket. . would
however,, have 1t understood that | do not mean
TO insinudte that the like ever has been done in
this, or any other place if the Tickets are pro-
duced iInn,e liately on the receipt Of The draw
ing. or at east, notice given, that the prizes have
been sold, 1t Is easy to discover whether in
trigue has been re or,ed TO, in order TO obtain
what good fortune would not give US
Say no more Of any one than you would
have every body say O fyou."
a few chances still remain in tho
RIIODE-ISLAND STATE LOTTERY,
To DE drawn III his town ON Monday next
Highest Prize 1000 dollars.
Whole Tickets 4 dollars, and parts in pro-
portion-for sale at
CLARK'S,
II. |. State Lottery and Exchange Office, No 4,
Union Buildings, up stairs.
Dec 81
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NEXT SATURDAY.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. LOTTERY
HLASS No. IA. To be drawn in this town
" on Saturday, Jan 5, 1928.
Schemc.-l prize of 5000; I Of 1000: l Of
1885; l Of 1000; l Of 500; | Of 700; l of 6 O;
| of 500; ] of 400; l of 300; 10 of 100; 30 of
so; 80 of25; 80 of 20; 7S of Is; rs Of TO-;
3i2 Of 8; 44I6 of 4.--505l prizes, amounting
to S42,5 $40.
As number combination--6 drawn ballots.
0- Packages of Is tickets, embracing all
the combination numbers, warranted TO draw
at least S24, may be had for ;6O,-and ha!yes
and quarters in proportion.
Whole Tickets -; halves ?; quarters !; for
sale at BAKER & SPENCER'S
Canal Lottery Office,
Jan 2 No. 3 IL CLnal-st
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TVaSHLNJTON LODGE LOTTERY Y,
IACc NJ n DAME @. nIrDrr.gs

WASHIN5T LODGE LOTTERY,
GLASS No. Ia. PAINE & BURGESS,
" Agents for tho Managers. To be drawn
in Providence, Saturday, Jan. 9Th.
Scheme.-I prize Of 5000; I Of 1000; I Of
1895; I of 1000; ! of 500; I Of 700; I of COO;
I Of 5 o; l Of 400; I OF 800; 10 of IO0; SO Of
80; 80 Of 25; 80 Of 20; 7S of 10; 7S of 10;
3i2 Of s.; ALAG Of 4.
As numbers 9 drawn ballots. 505l prizes,
amounting tn SAP, GO.
Packages of 10 Tickets. embracing al tho
combination numbers, warranted TO draw at
loast $2t, may be had for 500, and halves aud
quarters in proportion.
Whole Tickets 4 dollars, and quarters /, for
salo at
PAINE g. BURGESS
Jaua Truly Lucky ofcs
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THIS DAY.
HID HODE-ISLAND Fourth Baptist Socie-
A0 TVS Lottery, I'd Class. To be drawn in
this town, This Day, Jan. I'd, 1928.
Scheme.-l prize Of $4,000; 1 OF $500; l
of lli2; 5 of 1000; 10 o so; 10 Of 200; IS
of 100; 46 of 40; 80 of 20; rs ofS; $3.50
Of 4.-9624 prizes, amounting to S74,4I2.
Whole Tickets A dollars, and parts in pro-
portion, for sale at
BAKER & SPENCER'S,
Canal Lottery Office, No. 3 l-2, Canal-st.
Jan 2
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FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT

WARREN, Jan. I.
Ship Gratitude, (ncw) John T. Child, for savan-
nah, sailed on Friday; brig Brothers, smith, for Ma
aanIas, sailed on Thursday, aud returned again.
.Newport Jan. 1.
Arr Yesterday, schooner Minos, Dennis, from Bal
fimore, bound to Providence.
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MARRIAGES.

In this town, last evening by the Rev. Mr..
Kent. Mr.. Henry Willard to Miss Mary Greene
all Of this town.
In Darlington, on Thursday last, BY Rev.
Mr.. Rexford, Capt. Thomas S. Cook, Of Ports
mouth, r. /. to Miss Eliza Carpenter.
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DRAWING
GAF the Grand State Lottery, ,weniy-soc-
W ond class.
We the sub ,cribcrs, having, at the request
or the managers attended tfc drawing of the
Grand State Lottery, Class No. -, for the en-
coura cement OF domestic industry, which took
place yesterday, in the town of Providence, at
the Coart House, do hereby certify, that we
saw the As nrmbers, from No. | 10 ij inclusive,
scverally rolled up and put into a wheel; aud
that the following numbers were drawn from
the wheel, in the following order, viz:
LIST I'd 81 4th 9Th 9th
AZ g 81 80
No. AZ was the first drawn No. 8 was tue
I'd drawn No. 30 was the 81 drawn No. q
was the 4th drawn-No. 30 was the 9th
dawn No. 5 was tho 9th drawn.
Wtncss our hands,:
WILLIAM r. WATSON,
NEHEMIAH DODGE.
Providence, Jan. 1. :
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THIS DAY.
$1,000 HIGHEST PRIZE.

IT'D l. FOURTH Baptist Society Lottery
E-Os I'D class 81 number combination, s
drawn ballots. To be drawn in Providence,
This Day.
Scheme.-I prize of 10000; l of 25Oo; l
of lii2; 5 Of 1000, 10 Of 500; ID of 200; %
of TO-; As of % of 2 (; 1850 of 8; $3.50
Of 4.-9624 prizes; 1880 blanks; 24,S04
Tickets at S~3,-$7I,4l2.
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THOMAS c. HULL--BAKER,
ED ESPECTFULLY informs his friends and
ZIG customers, and the public generally, that
he continues to carry on the Baking business,
in all its variety, at his old stand, No. !. Mill
street, opposite the Canal Markct-House,
where he can furnish his customers with every
kind of hard and soft BREAD, and Of as good
quality as can be produced at any Bakery in
this town, or elsewhere. lie acknowledges,
with gratitude. all past %favors, and asks u con-
tinuance, so far as his excrtions shall merit it.
vs. He would also inform his customers,
that Mr.. HENRY GODDARD, who has for SONG
time past supplied them with Bread, Is no
longer in his employ. Mr.. DANIEL HULL,
the brother Of the subscriber, will in future
supply the patrons of the subscriber.
THOMAS Z. HULL. %
January 2. #.
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LIFE OF JOHN LEDYARD,
YUNHE American Traveller, comprising Sc
IL Iections from his Journals and Correspon-
dence by Jared Sparks. Just received by
A.. S. BECKWITH,
Jan l 10 Market-st. and 81 n. Main.st
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A LITTLE MORE LUCK AT ALIENS

A LITTLE MORE LUCK At ALIENS
HERAWN numbers in the Union Canal Lot
AZ terry.
is 80 8 81 80 3
8 81 a prize Of {393o
81 1909
Besides other prizes, were sold at
ALIENS
Truly LUCKY Office. NO. IL, .Karkst-strcct.
The latter TO a gentleuin Of this town.
Jan z
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BARKER & L,

"A RE daily receiving supplies of Hardware
IA and Groceries, which they offer on favor
able terms. for cash or approved credit.
In Store 80 bbls Canal Flour; about 1000
lbs Dried Apples.
Cash paid for Old Iron, Brass, Copper and
Pewter.
N. b. Subscribers to the poem delivered be-
fore the Brothers. Charitable Society, are here
by notified that it is now 'cady for delivery
"A few copies on hand for sale at IL l-2 cents,
at Nos. ! and 3, Pawtuxet street.
Dec 26
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JANrs 4. AUSTIN, Esq, Of Boston, has re-
~cently published the Life of ELR GER
ny, late Vice President of the United States
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BLACK HEATH COAL.
EN- lots TO suit purchasers. For sale by
4 SETH ADAMS, Jr.
Jan 2 81 South Water-st.
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STIGE NOTICE.

STAGE NOTICE.
~ . LAISDELL K BORDEN inform tho pph
LID lie, that they have opened an Office a,
No. ~, South Jain Street, Providence, whore
they will keep the Books Of all Stage pro pr;e..
tors who may offer them for keeping. TLcy
will also fory,rd tho papers Of the d,ifereni
publishers of the town, 10 such subscribers 40
live OIL the several routes over which the Stages
run. Packages and light freight also forward
cd on the most reasonable terms.
Every order or package, LEFT with them. \ III
be faithfully and punctu, lily delivered; and all
baggage brought by the several lines viii, b
keep Books at tho office, will be deposited
with BLAIsDrLL s. BORDEN, and delivered 10
the owners, ON application.
Extra coaches and Expresses furnished at
all iimes, for any part of tho country.
December 10.
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by MARTIN ~sToDDARD.
DRY GOODS. re.

DRY GOODS, &c.
THIS DAY. January I'd. commencing q q
O'Clock, p. M. at No. 1. Market square. to
close snndry accounts with the year. on ILL.,
eral credit,
A variety of Dry Goods. Fancy articles. cut
lery. Sc. amongst which are . few pieces Of
extra supcriine blue Cloths, superfne steel mix
ed and olive do; one case extra fine black
Cloths; black, blue, steel mixed and drab Gas.
simeres; Cambricks; Silk Vesting; BanR-ue-
cords; Ribbons; Pms; Drawers; Stocking,
Tabby Velvets; one case fine Indigo blus ssi,-
ne,s-with a variety of Cutlery, Fancy srN
cles, &c. &c. Jan
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J. b. WOOD, and
T & Maj

YATES 4 MINTIRE, M~anagers~
Tickets and parts in n great variety of num-
bers for sale by j. b. WOOD. For fifty, and
proportion. Jan
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CLEARED.

Brig Havre, Pearco, Savannah-by Humphrey s
Everett.
Brig Ann, Cady, Havan,-by David Cady.
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NOTICE.

THVHE Drawing Of the second class Of the
IL Fourth Baptist Lottery will take place
at the State House. THIS DAY, at I O'Clock
+. M. J.. b. WOOD ..,
YATES & MINTIRE, ""o"'se''
Jan
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Deaths.

At Matanzas, Nov. %, Mr.. James G. Almy,
aged 81, son of Capt. Benjamin Almy, ofNew-
port.
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FOR CHARLESTON.

FOX CHARLESTON.
aEAaN The schooner HOPE, Capt. FRosr,
E4G2Isg will take freight for any Southern
port, very low, and have immediate despatch.
For freight or passage, apply TO the Captain
on board, or to
SLATER, wARDWELL, & CO.
December 26.
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sxSc CADET s&IE
$3.50 @@rrf.rc ItSt. y
Full Sea-Th,s day, III. 56m.-Thurslay, sh.
42m-Friday, Oh. 27m.
r ,r,,r, s,tas ~ ui,i", .,v.s the time Of high wHr't al N'wr'r'-
ad ling Z hours and 3 minutes. give, the Inc oi hish wntr Al b""""
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Unprecedented in the "annais of Priz,
FINDING"

VtndIng."
Y Nile Fourth Capital IN ten days! that has
Il be-n sold 10 gentlemen OF this town-at
CLARk'S Office-and the cash paid for tie
whole without discount Tor interest" the mo
mept presented. 90
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SCOTT & SMITH

I'D RESPECTFULLY inform the Ladies and
IL 2, Gentlemen of Worcester and its vicinity,
that they have on hand and are constantly
making, at their Store, on Main-street, nearly
opposite the Centre Meeting house, Ladies'
KID and double PruneltG Walking SHOES
and PUMPS, of various kinds, colors and pat
terms.
Also, constantly on hand, good assortment
OF LADIES' Whte Shoes, suitable for Balls or
Weddings.
Also, a general assortment of Gentlemen'a
Dancing Pumps, together with fine and coarse
BOUTS and SHOES, suitable for the approach
ing season: LIKEWISE, Boys, Misses, and
Chlldrens Shoes, constantly on hand.
Just received, good assortment of Ladies'
and Gentlemen's India Rubber OVER SHOES
comfortable article for winter-all of which
will be sold cheap for cash.
THOMAS WooDwARDs celebrated Avis,
TACKS, and other kinds of SHOEMAKER'S
TOOLS, wholesale and retail,
All orders, for Ladies fine Shoes ana Cen
tlemen's Dress Pumps executed with neatness
and despatch, will be promptly attended to as
the Sign of the
GOLDEN SLIPPER.
I Worcester, Nov. H. eow6m