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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-09
pnyRsDAY moRNaao JULY 8, $780,
COLLECTORS Notice.

VNHE Corporation Tax Bills forthe present year are
\ now in the hands of the Colectors--they having
but a short time allowed them close the collection
under the late law of the Corporation 1t will be very
gratifying to the Collectors if the citizens will be SO
obging as to be prepared pay them at the first ca
that they may be enabled to comply with one section
of the late law, making it incumbent upon the Coec
tors 10 nav to the Treasurer, every Saturday, the
amoun. of money collected during the week The
Collector for the Northern District. compromising
the second and third wards, will attend at his office on
Washngt street, every Monday, from u o'clock un.
til sunset to receive the taxes OF those VINO may ho'
6n5 Il convenient to nav az the first call. The Col
ecto- for the Southern District, comprehending the
first and fourth wards can be found at his store on
King at any time during the day. for the same
purpose. CHaRi,Eo Soo n,.;-;.,
JOHN G. 'MANDELL,
;rIv 1-J1w Colrr for the Southern District.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-09
Fifty dollars Reward.

IL Monday the 18th inst negro woman, named
Lucy COLE; purchased, about two years since, OF
Mrs Zimmerman West End; 42years OF age, ve iee1
or inches high; not very dark complexion nsa
,,hh rera a bIack bombazette dress and black mode
bonnet. cloth cloak of olive color. Her clothing
was principally packedin brown hair trunk, in Thch,
il is believed she had secreted two bed quilts a'they
are missing She has relations living in Georgetown
and Baltimore.
vii rive the above reward for the apprehension Of
said woman. and confinement in any JILL SO that gel
her acsn and all reasonable charges, if brought home
june so KoBff.i b.VoNH -,
Or The National IntelIgencer and Telegraph VIII
rubbish The above three times.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-09
.Mn\asses and Wine.
TO MilIers and Millwrights.

A NY person who NAV be about to erect mill where
a the water fall would suit, may find II to their adj
vago to purchase the articles in the brick warehouse
at the Of I4h street and the Canal in the
City of Washington, as they may be purchased al much
hy an experienced miller, and pronounced OF good
quality and executed in workman like manner-
They consist of broad over.shot wAter.whee II teet
diameter with all the necessary accompanying, cog
wheels ,r,,ndile heads, spindle hopper &c used III
VIZ 80 elm, mil, Also q pair of feet inch Co
Jocne stones. banded. and ready for immediate use.
For further particulars apply to Enocl, Arnold OF
Washington, or 10 SEo' '""'>'t''
80
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-09
no. 1890
Stocks. &c.

Stocks, &c.
r WILL sell al private sale the following Stocks:-
i 600 Shares Marine Insurance Company
IL do Bank of Alexandria
68 do Columbian Insurance Company
100 do Great Hunting Creek
"a do Steamboat Potomac
. 5 do Little River Turnpike Co.
do Alexandris u fauquier Turnpike Cs.
do Smokers Turnpike Co.
9 do Washington Bridge
so do Fire Insurance Co. a,
Bond for 1887 so well secured by deed OF trust,
and Sic, 500 of the Capital Stock OF the Mechanics
Bank of Alexandra.
500 to be paid notes endorsed to the satisfac
ticn Of the President and Directors Of the Bank OF
Alexandria, and $4,000 to President and Directors OF
the Office of Discount & Deposit, washington:
;,ne Ok GEO WHITE, Auct.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-09
Vonch-MaKlng

voHN SUMMERS ALEXs , = Ans have entesed in
~ fuzzy 'h me- and continue carrying on the
c0P co@eh and Harness Making Business S.r
at the orc and formerly occupied by John sammers
anu al orders will be metwth Promfta''eh'f sh
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-09
Cabinet Chair, and Sofa Manufac
tDrV.

Cabinet, Chair, and Sofa Manufac-
tory. :.
vaMEs GREEN Cabinet maker,-has on ha9El' ana
4 will constantly keep at his old stand on Roya,
e. a,exandria q al the corner OF 10Th ST., rch's!
y.n;a Avenue washing'on-a genera assortment "
w." 80, ashonabe and durable Furniture, winch lie
will warran, equal, if not superior IN qnally, 10 any
go !, ffered in the misunderstanding IN part OF
crec;an. winged and plain wardrobes
ro,h;c nedestal end and plain sideboards
n;,,o Nth eellare It's and marble slabs
French and plain bureaus
Dressing 10 Wv" 49, -: a,J boot, Eases
p;sr,abIes with marble and mahogany cops
p;ilerand claw dining breakfast aud cara tap'cs
nla;, do do GO GU ""
! ladies' work stands
! shaving and candle do
! vi lands with marble and Inahoganytops
Grecian Sota's
Mahogany chairs ..,,.s
Portable writing desks &C of.;cbIv
! Iy;th . General assortmenio of bedsteaas III
vi rsborsny, maple and stained WOODS BIZ
Ill he soidas low for cash as they can ee pun
chased ofthe same quality at any other ma""'A''0''
n the Union. nn5 Rav of Honduras
.In q mart of which is suitable TOR handra's'
MahosaysJ curl and shaded venecrs, copai var
nish of superior quality, sackns Bottoms,
''''" - rTIRNIMd AND CARVING.
handsomely executed may
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-09

Lemons, BroOIns, &C.
~ Boxes Sicily lemons prime order
III 20 hogsheads N. .. moasses
so dozen brooms
SIS boxes and quarter boxes bunch ra's'ns
60 do mould candles
S hhds and twenty barrels Baltimore whiskey
Just received and for sale by
;une 16 COHAGAN WHfTTLE.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-09
Late Books.

Late Books.
4 NNE OF GIERsTEiN, CT the Maiden OF the "es',
n by the Author of waverey; Collegians, Tales OF
passion. Uisowucd, Pelham Tales and Sketches OF
Country schooluaster, Apcian Morseis, Sparks i.re
of Ledyard, Saunders on Pleading and Evidence. 'o
lumes 1929 edition, &c. GEO. Will,
;nnr 20 Corner King and st. Asaph.sts
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-09
Grain and Plaster.

,,..,ber. have formed copartnershir, and
WIZ mn .D.nsaet business at Alexandra and Deco
-, W." "nder the name Off J.. H. Jsnrey they
the cali of persons ho bring grain Tor sale 10
either Of those markets. c;t,., o.,oo,.,,
t,I..,srei,brrin, the rock or ground, on very mo
with p'as'e . Jos. JANHEY, jan.
denae .ef tgUN II JbNNFN.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-09

Mines, exc.
-, Cases Burgundy wine o,or,o
4 do dozen each, Port wine, b"'''sa !" Goro''0'
of the celebrated "hunt' brane
s quarter casks Sweet Malaga
Also
Port wine in hogsheads and quarter CASKS
Old whiskey, Holland GIN
Aew.Orea,s rum, coffee, &c for save Wy
iune 80 u q : :, 1917. -
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-09
Stea aver CatuMbia &.

OWN Soto
yayIE Baltimore and Potomac Steam Packet Company
z have the pleasure OF mfor ming the public, IA
the above new and splendid Packet has commenced
her regular trips between Baltimore and the Dlsr'c, ct
Columbia.
@ The Sreamef Colombia Cap
a tain James Mitchell, will leave the
LssE-S.SSsSz2 lower end of ratterso" street whali
az - on Saturday of each week, at L.
NJ for fLertsndria, Washington and GeorgetoCa Re
tur,,nr she IN leave Washington on Hednesday NOR
ming AZ 0ciock and 7era,dria at O'cioek touching
at lie following places The Potomac River to snd
passengers apd freight. both going and coming
o. Lhe Hriad SIDE. s1f On Ier Rihgginia side
Pot'It lookout nt' ~ % 49,
Ppey Point, n''" on,,
Gfhgh's Lsniing Place, noN"s To-
opposite Judge Piater's. 'irS Wa"er >
near Leonard Town, tQuah"eo'
Swsnn's Point,
Iud,ow's Ferry, and
signals have been placed at each of the above pa
COS which viii be hoisted immediately on ue oo''
appearing e Aoo ,,,s b,rthen. hav
in. TOO engines. and copper oo'efs ons WI" !,
frrm 1900 t. 1000 barrel, freight, and accommodate "
III most superior STYLE. at leas, 100 passengers ro
speed she stsntls rs yct unrNai'ed' -, .,r,
IN. nroprie,ors hope by strict attention 10 the com
fort of passengers and care of goods 10 msi" '''
of public patronage ,.or fra
Passage to Washington s., exclusive "' H'..
Freight as customary J All baggage \. u"e .'~
of the owners.
BALTIMORE max 50-june
N Il rhs n,ssengers in the COLUMBIA arrive sum
;sn,lv carly for the six O'Clock Lines on i"u'S""'
morning 10 Philadelphia a., 70
An arrangement has been m de- by WINCH q, W..
,,mh;, on her passage 10 the District, VII receN'
,.rs f.,n uIit The Union and Citizens Caia' LINZ
/, AZ, IN the Patapsco. and also from the s'ea"o''
MARYLAND. --------
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-09

Tea Pepper, Hemp, etc. :.
,,,u,c dos, ,o,l;n,, from brig Mary Elizabeth, from
Salem, for sale by W. ~"
81 chests Dung Hyson0 ,,,,, arcov
40 half do do do fRESh Ih'ao,
10 70 boxes 20 S ,%ar, of the Summarizes cargo
100 bags sumaIr1 pepper
- tons ST. Petersburg hemp
60 pieces light Ravcns duck
100 coils paten, cordage, assorted sues
,S n or' CASKS pFs Sicily Madeira Wine
eighth cask>0 s,aars
! nine )Seignctte Brandy, part years
, half pipes DID,
20 paes brown shir,irgs ,,,,
q hnrsbead. prime New-Orleans sugar
jo do St Cro,N do
u p,pcs Sicily Madeira wine may 70
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-08-26
CHANGE.

g We say that people, and that things are
changed;
Alas it is ourselves that change; the heart
Makes all around the mirror of itself"
Where are the flowers, the beautiful flowers,
That haunted our homes and our haarts in
the spring.
Where is the sunshine Of earlier hours?
Where is the music the birds used to bring?
Where are the flowers why, thousands are
springing,
And many fair strangers are sweet on the
air;
And the birds to the sunshine their welcome
are singing
Look round on our valley, and then question
=" Where p
Alas, my hearts darkness own it is summer
Though little It's like what it once used
to be;
! have no welcome to give the newcomer.
Strangely the summer seems altered to me.
'Tis my spirits are wasted-my hopes that are
weary;
These made the gladness and beauty of yore
To the worn and the withered even sunshine il
dreary,
And the year has its spring, though our own is
no more. L. E. l..
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-08-26
WHEELOCK & RICE

A RE constantly manufacturing WASHERS
IN of all sizes from 3-8 inch to q inches in
diameter NUTS from 3-9 inch to go inch
square Also, Stirrups, Filler Bottoms, Chain
Links, &c. &c, for Cotton Machinery. They
would solicit the attention of Machinists, Car
rage Makers, Wheelwrights, and country
Blacksmiths, to the above, as they are deter.
mined not to be underseld by any opposition
establishment Customers can be supplied at
the Mandatory, and at Messrs. Rice & Mil
ler's Store, in Worcester, or at Messrs H. Wa
ters d Co.'S, Stafford, Conn. discount to
wholesale purchasers Job work of various
descriptions in iron and wood done at short no.
ticc. lift Worcester, April 30
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AUCTION.


W7lL be sold at Public Auction, on
w THURSDAY, the first day of October
neat, at two of the clock, afternoon, on the
premises, SO much of the Real Estate of Ed.
WARDS BRowS, late of Oakham, deceased, as
will raise the sum of one hundred and forty
nine dollars, for the payment of his debts and
charges. The Estate is situated in the easter
~ part Of Oakham, and consists of sixth part
OF about thlrty-five acres of Land with Dwell.
ling House and one@hird part of Barn stand.
ing thereon. Also, at the same time and place.
by license from the Supreme Judicial Court,
three-slxth parts of the above described prem.
ises' being the property of Moses Brown, James
Brown, and Esther Brown, minor heirs at law
Of Moses Brown, late Of Oakham, deceased.
Conditions Of sale made known at the time and
place of sale.
u The remaining shares in the above de-
scribed premises will be sold with those adycr-
used as above. SIMEON HASKELL,
administrator and Guardian.
aOakham, Aug |, 1929. 90
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BAR IRON and STEEL.

NO. 4 HeyO0Od 3 Falne'S BitaLdlngs,
Washington-Sqatare.
NOR SALE, by JOS. PRATT & CO., a
IL good assortment of Bar Iron of various sizes
and kinds, viz Russia, Swedes, English, and
American Iron, together with Plates and Rods
of all sizes Forge Draughts, such as Axle
Moulds, Sledge do, Box do, &c. sc.
AlsO,-Cast, Bhstered, German and Ameri-
can Steel. Stage, Chaise, and Wagon Axles
and Boxes, turned and fitted with Nuts, con-
stantly on hand. Pipe Boxes from II to q
inches, trimmed smooth, an excellent Box for
Chaises. Darby's Patent Cart and Wagon
Boxes of all sizes.
0P N. B. The above will be sold at as low
prices as can be purchased in Boston or Prov
idence, with the small addition of the Canal
freight tfI9 Worcester, May ID.
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NOTICE.

- Il
EDRINCETON English and Classical School
a will be opened on the first Monday in
September next. WARREN GoDDARD, ESQ.,,
of Boston graduate of Harvard University,
formerly Preceptor of Sandwich Academy, and
who sustans high reputation as a gentleman,
scholar, and instructor, will take the charge of
the School. A convenient building is provided
for the present, with the expectation that, in a
few years, handsome and permanent one will
be erected. The situation is peculiarly pleas
ant and healthy, and being retired. is free from
the temptation to vice and irregularity 10 which
youth are exposed in more populous places. A
stage from Boston to Albany passes through
the town three times a week, and from Keene,
IN. H) to Providence, Or. ~ once a week.
Gentlemen in Boston and other large towns
will find it an eligible situation for their chill
dren.
Mr.. Goddard will board, instruct, and super
intend the private studies and .he moral con-
duct of scholars, for $33 per quarter.
Board in respectable families, from 81 ,S3 to
50 per week.
Tuition Common English branches, 81
per quarter the higher branches of Mathemat-
les, Natural Philosophy, and the Classics, SIS
per quarter.
qualifications of MIR. Goddard, apply to Hon
L. Shaw, Rev. s. Barrett, or Theophilus Par.
sons, Esq, Boston; Rev. Mr.. Goodwin, Sand
witch, or the Trustees.
JOHN BROOKS,
SAMUEL CLARK,
CHARLES RUSSELL,
ALPHONSO BROOKS, Trustees.
CHANDLER SMITH,
CHARLES MIRICK,
CALEB DANA,
Princeton, July &C. 1awtS1aftD 1antM
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School IN .Westb0rough.

III English and Classical School will com.
meRce on MONDAY, the 31st inst, under the
direction of Mr.. WILLIAM BRIGHAM, who will
instruct in all those branches of Education usu.
ally taught in Academies and High Schools
Terms Of Tuition, viz: English Studies
So Languages, 81 per quarter.
~ Reference to Hon. JOSIAH QUINcY, Pro-
lessor JOHN FARRAR,-of Harvard University
Rev. ELISHA RoCKwooD, NAHUM HARRINGroN
SLAs WEssoN, CHARLES PARKmAN, and ONs.
Low PETERS, EsQrs of Westborough.
Westborough, Aug. IL. egg
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School I'm Oxford.

NNHE Fall Term of the School in Oxford
n will commence on Monday, the 31St inst,
under the direction of Mr.. RICHARD STONE,
who will instruct in the various branches usu-
ally taught in High Schools. A Lady of tai
ents and responsibility is employed to take
% Terms of tuition, So per quarter. Refer
to Rev. Z. NEwHALL, Rev. L. MAYNARD, DR..
D. PIERCE, P. BUTLER, A. CUTLER.
Oxford Aug 49, 50
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DAVENPORTvS BILIOUS Pulls.

These Pills are justly esteemed for their easy
operations and good effects, as a mild, safe, and
sovereign remedy for bilious complaints, pains in
the head, stomach, and bowels-in removing oh.
structions of every kn,, by dissolying and dis.
charging morbid matter, helping Digestion restor.
ing lost appetite, and sure relief for costiye
habits. They are so accommodated 10 all ages,
seasons, and hours, that they may be taken IN
winter or summer, at any time of day, without re.
gard to diet or hindrance of business. Their Oh.
Grafton is so gentle, pleasant, and effectual thar
by experience they are found to exceed any other
physic heretofore offered the public.
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ASSIGNEES' SALE.
Valuable Manufacturing Estab-
ishDlent and Real Estate.


VHNO be sold at Public Auction on WEDNES-
n DAY, the 30th day Of September nent, at
ten o'clock, on the premises, all the property
belonging TO the Winchendon Woouen Manu-
featuring Company. Said property is situated
in Winchendon, in the county of Worcester,
and consists Of new four-story Wooden Fac
tory Building, lao feet long by 36 wide, COM
pletely finished with two superior water wheels,
and main gearing ready for the reception of
either Cotton or Woollen Machinery. and a
water power sufficient for ten thousand spin
dies, with good new stone dam, &c. Con-
nected with this establishment are good Saw
Mill, Blacksmith's Shop, a convenient Store,
and two Dwelling Houses one of which is new
and calculated for an extensive boarding house.
Also, two-story Tavern House in good re-
pair, with convenient Out Houses, and 10
acres of Land, on which are the Winchendon
Springs, the waters of which are well known
for their medicinal qualities. In addition to the
above, there are about 500 acres of Land, most
of which is covered with good Timber, and be-
ing situated near the mill, it can be easily
converted into lumber, for which there is a
good demand at the MILL The above property
will be sold together or in lots to accommodate
purchasers.
The conditions of sale will be so per cen.
cash on delivery of the deeds, and so per cent
payable in months, with the interest secured
by mortgage on the premises.
For further particulars, apply to either of the
Subscribers. or to Mr. ISAAC LIVERMORE
Boston, and Mr.. SYLYANUS HOLBROOK
Northbridge.
FRANCIS SKINNER,
JOHN CLARK, Assignses.
CHARLES G. LoRING,
Boston, July &c. 1929. 9w
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on HAND, AND JUST RECEIVED, BY
w. & A. BR O w N,

Merchant IaiIOrs,
A PRIME assortment oc American, English
IA German, and French CLOTHS, some ex.
ira fine, and fashionable colors; French Bomba-
zines, Hastings, Drillings, Rouen Cassimeres,
&c, for summer wear Vestings of every de.
scription; Gloves; fine white Silk Hose era
watts, Stocks, and Pads, new style; Patent Rid
ing Belts, with Springs, &c. The above Goods,
with many others, were bought low for cash,
and will be sold for small advance
u Fashions from New York and Boston lust
received.
N. B. Coats made by experienced and re-
sponsible men. Work and Cutting at the usual
prices and warranted.
Worcester, June H. tfo4
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DAYEMPORI0S EYE W.aTER.

which has Deen used with great success.
QF A fresh supply ofthe above Medicines iu,t
received and for sale by j. ROM son, and j. REEN
4 CO., Worcester; SARGENT, Leice@er; LIVER.
MORE, and BEMIs. Spencer; DIR. MIRIcK, FIsKR
\ PESNIMAS, and KIMBAII. BrOOkfeid; MANY.
PAcTUhINo Co., Ware, and by persons in all tho
principal towns in the United States.
o. deposite of the above NJ edicine il left wi,h
J. Robinson, Worcester, where Agents NAV he
supplied and account to the proprietors, or pur.
chase of him at their cash prices.
Dec. 81, 1898. eoiv
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BOYLSTON MEDICAL PRIZE
QUESTIONS.


YENHE Committee appointed by the Corpora
IL tion of Harvard College to adjudge the
Premiums established by the late Ward Nlcho-
las Boylston, Esq, hereby give notice that the
following are the subjects for Dissertations for
the year 1880, viz:
/. Whether Fever is produced by the de-
composition Of animal or vegetable substances,
and if by both, their comparative influence:
2. On the connection between cutaneous dis
eases which are not contagious, and the inter-
nal organs.
Dissertations on these subjects must be trans
mitted, post paid, to Thomas Welsh, NJ. D..
Boston, on or before the first Wednesday OF
April, 1880.
The following are the subjects for 1881, viz
!. The History of the Autumnal Diseases
of New England.
2. What Insects in the United States, and
particularly in the Northern part, are capable
of inflictng poisonous wounds the phenomena
of such wounds and the best means of rene
dying their ill-consequences
Dissertations on these subjects must be trans
mitted as above, on or before the first Wednes
day of April, 1881.
The author of the best Dissertation on each
subject of these questions, if approved, will be
entitled to premium of $50, or Gold Media
Of equal value, at his option.
Each Dissertation must be accompanied with
a sealed packet on the outside of which shall
be written some device, or sentence, and OF
the inside of it, the authors name and place Of
I residence. The same device or sentence mus
be written on the Dissertation to which the
packet is attached.
No Dissertation will be received which has
the authors name affixed All unsuccessful
Dissertations will be deposited with the Secre.
tary, of whom they may be obtained, if applied
for within year after they have been received
GEORGE HAYWARD, Sec'y.
Roston AuO II 1900
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The BOSTON Coppes- COmpany,

The BOSTON Copper Company,
IN ments in their Bells, are enabled to offer
them of much superior tones to those usually
made in this country. They now have, and in
tend to keep constantly on hand, more extern.
sive assortment than has ever been kept BY any
establishment in the United States BELLS
of any weight, with inscriptions, cast to order,
at short notice. Having entered into the bust.
ness extensively, the Company will sell Bells
at reduced price, and aOarrant them good
They also have for sale, of their own manufac-
ture, SHEET and BOLT COPPER. CAsT-
INGs in Brass and Composition, of every de.
scrptio2, executed at short notice. Orders adj
dressed to the subscriber shall have immediate
attention. HENRY N. HOOPER, Agent
Boston Copper Company corner of LIBERTY
square and Battery March-street
Boston, Nov. 10, 1928 eolv47
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Lime IN exchange for Lmnber.

Lime IN erchdnge for Lsunber.
QAA CASKS first quality Thomaston
OOV Limo is just received, which will
be sold cheap for Cash or Lumber, by
HOWE, JACKSON & co.
u Fl. J. & Co. are receiving every week
from their Wharf in Providence EASTERN
CLEAR LUMBER, such as Pine Plank,
Boards, Clapboards, Shingles, and Laths, Ash,
Maple, and Birch Plank and Joist, which thew
Gher Tor sale on reasonable terms at the upper
basin III Worcester, or at the lower Basin in
Millbury. If july 90
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Selling off at Cost.

Dett11tS CU 0t COSt.
WNHE subscribers will close their Stock Of
u Summer Goods at the above rate:
CONSISTING IN PART or
Calicoes as low as cts;
English Gnghams, very cheap;
Factory Sheeting and Shifting
Rich Garniture Ribbons, IL cts.
Raw Silk Shawls, 6s;
Satin Levantine, IS. Cd;
Linen Shifting, "a cts;
Stripe Jean for Pants, Il cts;
Checked Muslin Cravats, Is.
Stout and heavy Bedticks, Is cts;
Kid Gloves and Mitts, 121 cts;
Factory Ginghams, Indigo Blues)
And an elegant assortment Of LEGHORN
BONNETS-some as low as 1Ss.
These Goods were mostly purchased at Auc.
ton anc for cash--and purchasers will find bar
gains offered rarely to be met with.
DANIEL G.. WHEELER. in. e. co
Opposite The Worcester Hotel.
Worcester, August 5. 6w3I