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Pau vour Mechanics.

A LII Book Accounts and Notes duo WILL
"A LIAM B. FOX on the first of April last
and remaining unsettled on the 18th day of
January next, will DO left with an Attorney for
collection without reserve.
Worcester. Dee. l6. $50
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Dissolution of Partnership.

TENHE Forester and Keene Mail Stage Com
n pGny call upon all and every one indebt
ed to them for Newspapers, to make payment
to Mr. JOHN BoYNToN, their Agent for collect
ing all monies due them for Newspapers and
for their accommodation he will be at the fol-
lowing places to receive of their paper subscrb
ers the sums due: At Maj Abbott in Holden,
on TUESDAY, January ., TS3U; at Mr.. King Is
in Rutland, Wednesday, the 9th; at Mr.
Thompson's in Hubbardston, Thursday, the
9TH; at Mr.. Reeds store in Winchendon, Sat
urday forenoon of the 9th, and at Capt. Muir
docks tavern in said Winchendon, in the after
noon Of the same said 9th day of January. 1t
is expected that every one, owing, will be
prompt to pay on the days above mentioned.
CALVIN TOWNSLEY, Agent
Templeton, Dec. 80, 1929. 81
P. S. Those persons indebted for papers at
Templeton will pay to the subscriber.
c. TowEsLEY
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Lumber, Lime, and Bricks.
DOG LOST.

E OST, in November last, large Spaniel
IA Dog, of brown color, tip of the tail
white, white stripe on the throat, and small
spot on the back, behind the shoulder, where
the hair is off fiom a scald Any person who
will return said Dog, or give information where
he may be found, at this office, shall be hand
somelY re Warded Worcester Dec %
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WI NOTICE.
WY wife RACHEL having left my bed
and board, without justifiable cause, l hereby
forbid all persons harboring or trusting her, or
her three children, on my account. as | shall
pay no debts Of their contracting after this date.
PHINEAS FULLER.
Boylstop Dec 81 1920 +5l
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MI r RED.

In this town, Dec l6, by Rev. Mr.. Going,
Mr.. George w. Lynde of Leicester, to Miss
Eliza H. Corbin Of Worcester.
In Paxton, by Rev. Mr.. Conant, Jacob An
thony To Maria Chase.
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The CouRT OF COMMON PLEAS is now in the
third week of its session. Since the first week,
it has been held by Judge Cummings. We un-
derstand that, at the close of the present week
it will probably adjourn till week after next
and then be continued till the business before
it is all disposed of.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-12-23
roR THE MASSACHUSETTS SPY.

mi Edltor,-l ana man retired from the
NOISE and hustle of political strife. 1 have
ever ,uiety pursued my own business without
needing with that of others but regard the
PUBIC interest, and am disposed, as far as in
my power, to promote it. / take your paper
ana cTefully read it, find much is said about
masonic societies, and Anti Masonic associa-
lions l know nothing of the secrets or designs
Oh r req Masons, and cannot understand what
read OF this subject. have inquired of my
nelghtors. and they know no more than / do
iearr that there has been an Anti Masonic
convection In Worcester, and that there will
DC state Convention in Boston. Numbers
VIII re gratified, if you will answer the follow
ing queries. The members of the County Con-
venion call themselves the representatives of
towIs-who elected them, and in what manner
wert they chosen? Is their purpose to remove
eviiswhch Masons have introduced, or to pre-
ventevils they may occasion How are the
meaalres, that the State Convention may
adopt, to be carried into execution? Are Ma
sons as a body to be denounced, and every in
dlvdual of the society to be excluded from
ofhee Are the aspiring leaders of the Anti
Masonic combinations to obtain their ambitious
desires by this artifice? Are they to ride into
places of power and emolument on this en-
CINE? In the competitions of this new politi-
cal larty Will not the peace and welfare of the
Commonwealth be more endangered, than they
have been by the meetings of Masons? Is it
not expedient that Masonry should gradually
and silently be put down under the influence OF
public ssntiment9 AN HoNEsT INQUIRER.
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~ On an examination Of the official account
of the proceedings of the Anti Masonic Conven
ton in this town, we find il to correspond SC
nearly with tho account we gave of it, as tc
render its publication unnecessary.
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How 10 PRESERVE ScIoNs FOR GRATING.
Sharpen ME lower end, insert it into potato ];
one large potato will do for three or four scions
Crafts ma! be cut in autumn, or any time in
the winter; and kept in this way until they are
wanted foruse. EXPERIENCE.
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tile klIAu L nave SScH
From B. Greenlegf, Preceptor Bradford
(MaSs.) academy -" know of no work of
the kind, which, in my opinion, is better calcu-
lated to teach the young idea how to shoot
have no doubt but its general introduction
iuto cur schools would be attended with very
salutary effects"
From REQ. NJ Parksr, d. D., Portsmouth, -
1t is constructed on a principle that an inn
portant part of education is to teach children
that they have minds, and to learn them how
to use their intellectual faculties"
17 Besides the above, the work is highly
recommended by Rev. Dr. Bowton Rev. N.
w. Williams, Concord; Rev. J. N. Maffit,
Portsmouth Rev S R. Hail. Principal Of the
Academy, Concord, (Vt;) Rev. J. w. Clary,
formerly of Dover. now Of Cornish IN Fl. y
| |. w. Bourne, A. NJ, formerly Preceptor Of
Franklin Academy Dover IN. H.:) Rev Ste
phen Farley, A. NJ, Preceptor Atkinson IN H.)
Academy; Rev. Hervey Wilbur, author Of
Bible-Cla Text Book, Reference Bible, &c. I;
Orange Clark. A. NJ, late Principal Of the
Portsmouth Lyceum; Rev. 3. Stew Rev. @.
Burroughs, Portsmouth; Rev. Professor Up.
ham, Bowdoin College; D. Leaviit, teacher Of
Mathematics, SC, Meredith IN. HID A. Z.
Foster, Preceptor Gilmanton Academy; A.
Mach, A. M, Haveraill IN HI Academy
Rev, A. Cross, Salisbury IN. H.;) Hon. A.
| Ware, Judge Of United States Court, Maine.
Copies furnished gratis to School Committees
and Preceptors Of Academies, for examination.
NJ For sale by Dorr g. Rowland, Worces-
I ter; Carter Andrews & Co, Lancaster J. 8.
! & C. Adams, Amherst s. Butler e. Son,
Northampton; T. Billings, LOWELL Richardson.
Lord & fiolbroOk, Carter Il Hendee, aud Per-
kins s. Marvin, Boston Dee. 23.
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by law to be made to guard against fraud in the
conveyance personal property.
On motion of Mr.. Thorndike. it was ordered,
that the Committee on the Judiciary be in
structed to inquire whether any provision of
law be needed to enable corporations to convey
real estate, where such power is not given by d
general law or their respective charters.
HOUSE. On motion of Mr.. Emmons, the
committee on Finance was instructed to bring
in bill for State Tax. Mr.. E. remarked
that it was time to think of funds for the pay
ment of the standing army of Repre- sentatves.
The joint standing committees were COM
peted by the House.
A committee was appointed to consider what
documents, on the subject of railway, it may
be proper to publish
An order was passed, authorizing an inquiry
into the expedlency of allowing towns to raise
money to defray funeral expenses.
Petitions were presented from inhabitants OF
Provincetown, Barnstable county, for Bank,
to be established there, to be called the Grand
Bank, and for an Insurance Company.
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GENERAL COURT.
RnsroN. May q. 1896

BosroN, May %, 1929.
The two branches of the Legislature assem-
led in their respective chambers in the Capitol
this city this day
SENATE The members elect were called
to order at ten o'clock by the Hon. Mr.. Lath-
rop from Hampden, senior member, and a quo
rum being present, Messrs Varnum, Sprague
from Plymouth, and Barnard, were appointed a
committee to inform His Excellency the Gov
ernor, that the Senate were ready to take and
subscribe the oaths of office. Shortly after the
Governor came in and administered the oaths
required by the constitution to the members
present.
Messrs Webb and Parker were appointed to
receive the votes for President The commit
tee subsequently, reported the following ballot
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sHO"VII'II SUItC i.
SENATE. The several parts Of the Gov
ernor's speech were referred to appropriate
Committees.
On motion of Mr. Hale, it was ordered, that
the papers which at the last session of the Gen.
eral Court were referred to the Committee of
Railways and Canals, be taken from the files
and referred to the Committee of the two Hou.
ses on that subject.
On motion Of Mr.. Barnard, it was ordered,
that the Committee on the Judiciary be in
structed to inquire whether any provision ought
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-24
Office ofthe Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
COmDdnY,
WA.uINnrnN Nov

WAsHINoToN, Nov. II, 1899.
NOTICE is hereby given. that an instaiment OF two
dollars and fifty cents per share, (being the 10th
nstsment) every share of stock in the Chesapeake
and Ohio Canal Compan! required to be paid on the
Goth day ct January next; aud further sum OF two
dollars and fit, cents per share being the 18th install
ment the Doth day OF Februa, nex; which install
meAts must be paid the credit OF the Chesapeake
and Ohio Canal Company, TO the Cashier OF other ufl
Of either of the following Banks. viz:
The Branch of the Bank of the United States at
Washington.
The hank of Washington, at Washington
I he Patriotic Bank, do.
The Bank Of the Metropolis do.
The Farmers and Mechanics Bank. at Georgetown.
The Bank of Alexandria, ut Alexandria.
The Bank Of Potomac, do.
The Farmers Bank of Alexandria, do.
The Mechs nics' Bank Of Ale xAnIria, do.
The Hsg erstown BANK, IN Isgerstn@n, Nd and
The Branch Of the VALLEY Bank. IN Charies,own, Va.
By order of the President and directors:
JOHN lNtl.E,
Clerk Chesapeukeend Ohio Canal Company.
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Ma EprroR: An article in your paper Of
thi, mo n'ng, concerning The ap2oin men Of
a Revererd Gen'lrman 10 a t"aplaIrcy in thu
Navy, hiss made ma reA CT, seriously, upon h.
impropriety, and un' hris,isn-like conduct, Of
many Ministers Of the Gospel, who have en-,
Used ID, mseves under he banner al party,
and are Ssekiee temporal Stewards" tot par.
uzan lspors. How far 'bis conduct is proper,
consistent or agreeable tn the precePs Of The
e. spell. / leave to the decision OF every rue
Christisn. I assert boldly, that these vi is
tiers are di>graee to the Church Of COP, md
n pisndi repr"ach to a Christian communi y.
Verify they have their piier-hu' it's pr'c'
which stould mantle the check &c every hem
est man price for their d. srriion from prin-
eiple and-rhe commands Of the Gnsp,l.
A CHRISTIAN.
.akrrnaria Dse %. 1879
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Mr. EpIroR-Seeing how much has been
said in your paper concerning the report Of he
Secretary & War, ] have been induced 10 re I'd
i, a,ten,iyely. l confess 10 you, hat, without
exception. il is thr most Gissracrful' stale pa
Der ever read l intend 20 give i, to my
childr-u to exercise them in correcting false
syo,ax Indeed il is 10 had, that am aston
ishrd its errors were not detected and correc,-
ed hy The primer. The Sc, rrta'y of War ough,
TO qui, his post m disgust exit in rage. as he
playrrs saw A NEU RAJ.
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COMMUNICATIONS.

Mn. EDrrnR-Thr Suggestions Of your cor
RESPONDENT =" A Fuemsn," think, are very
judicious. Allow me 20 add Few Others
The Corpora ,ion rnany years ago, provided
Yire Ladd.rs and Hooks which NAV be seen
nicely fixed M in the Marke House, which is
doubrle>. . very proper place TO keep them IN
a state OF preservation, and see no reason why
thew should No, ill he end Of time, Tor 10 my
eerIsin knowledge they are rarely used at
il'e.
Blu: seriously Are they intended 10 be used?
And whose business is II ID have them convey
ed TO FIRE?
All who witnessed the conf1agrstion oil the
Baptist Church, ms, have seen The necessity
Of hem AT Lloyd's row; yet there they were
not.
All who were at the Gre at Mr.. Waugh's,
mus also have seen, that, but Tor the timely
discovery Of that incenciary SCI, they would
hsve been indispensable for the preservation OF
life.
Imagine the situation Of twelve or fifteen
children (mostly iemales) in the third Story OF
thai lofty building had The FIRE made Its way
through the loves, floor before the alarm was
given. What would have been The situation
Of those interesting young people, with the
lower part Of The house enveloped ~ II mes,
an anx,oos crowd around. AID al mailing, WI n
intrn,e solicitude. Cor he Five Ladders 30 b.
brought before they dare an attempt for their
rescue.
Y,u may say this is imaginary True, il is
imaginary. Who can say, however, that this
nigh, d, rhaus, the dreadful reality shall not be
broseh, home 10 US? And this con,ings ney
mus certainly have been intended TO be pro-
eidsd for " en- the Ladders were provided BY
tie Common Council Would il no, he well
rhen, tina, pr"per measures be AIKEN 10 avert,
IL possible, he IS Of lif IL such " ease, or at
least lessen. as far as in our power, 50 terrible
a ca astrophe!
I am told that 20 the Superintendent OF Po,
lice belong. his important portion Of our Fire
D parm en'.
therefore sdju that worthy sff er 10 re.
member, thai, sh I'D he be found wanting IN
d,hgence in haviog 'hrsr necessary, nay, inva-
Iuahle appendsg"I TO our other Fire appsra'Ss
conveyed 10 oil fires, d,s rived oensur' he mus
expect for his remissnrss.
ANOTHER FIREMAN.
p s. have been .sked why the Frrr COM
panies did not attend to the 'ddrrs! lulr
reflection mus stew that they are fully rm
plored 10 ge ting their apparatus TO the hre.
Fortunately I think, for The interests Of the
Town. III. re appeers, at present, spirit OF
competition among the m, which must be aene-
fetal aud render them less liable attend ia
il. b Sides here is a salaried Officer II ,ht
Corporation whose business 1t rs 70 attend tn
it, and VINO has The au hority, II necessary, 20
pay lab3re,s Tor such service
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CAur1os.-A club Of Gamb ers ha

CAurIoN-A club Of Gamb ers have com
bin-d themselves at this plac. FIR the purpose
Of CARRYING IL on al Columbia, upon large
scale Last year. they game home and stated
IL had brough' with them a clear gain Of
$4,000. Taey have his year = consider able
a, aaisi ion 70 their numbers, and their plans
50 aid as tn b. ,uc' es,fnI 50 al events.
Chilisoths, OHIO, Dec. Q, 1889.
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Ma BRIsrow, who plays to nigh, together
with ColPEs Sc. is said To BE- so close an lmi-
ia,ion of Lision, thar, in seeing him. you f'n"y
Nh. "grea'-s of Come diAns" h,mselt betere
YOU A.
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q. II Thvoop,
E@ GRAVk1R

Of visiting cards. bank notes, portraits maps cha
landscapes, diplomas hat plates, business cards. SS
Also. society. notary, and all other metal seals ID"
craving on wood as usual.
All the above shall be done with dispatch at fea'o
able prices His room is the Cd door from i'h ST..
on the Avenue. and directly opposite the
nal Office, Washington city.
NIB Gopher plate printing done in the nea ..
mr,r eef dec n
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.
No business Of importance "a' :"
the SENATE on Tuesday.
+, tho Horsy. the ;oin, resolution from the
. ofC,,,res< tn Mon
''"1's' ,; .,d
Gay neA', was 'e'o ~ - a"'
ordered 10 third reading, ny W No'e' " ~
On The question ofiIs pass &c, debae arose
:, v.;., ,,s,ay. WIS opposea by Mr. Gov
A., p,,u,,,soy aud Mr.
NV N. 1,,vso.
WHrrrLEsEY, and supP"r'e" ny WE 'oh''0"'
Of K n,ucky, Mr. McDuFFIE, and MIR CAMBRE'
-. ssa,. &c the
fi"a''y' '"e question
resolution was de'erm'h'u ny - '"N "~' =
follows:
Fer i,s prsssce :: -: 50
Ao,;ps, il 80: 3: i2I
.,,ey
o' ''' 'e''O
The following are nc ems As " so."e "
the memb-'s on ms queatio", 5 rrpor ed IN
rho TcIepranh:
=, - ,,., e bare No busi
WI 1850, u'n,. n.,h,,. ~, m,ch. ,o,e
80" u.sc,,,,;on Hs how.,fr r.cnll.e,cd
u. .,..st.rJ,y III. pa w.re number O, bilis.re
Wa, "a 80 n,.da tho orde. e the 4av for this
po'''', az" IL ~ ,.;s,,r, 90. nd whv
Jay iI ~ NM, ,r,c..d -, t.e,r sn.
Nv 'SN''' :, ~, d.. ~ mos, If ,l,e
a,.,,,h.rs ,ha, tho haste with whic, he aeon.
". "'", =, o....s;,,ed bv ,b-s. h,,vs
1900 =, H.. c,o.s ,r IN. session 70 IS
was u opa.s Nv -. A. ,hsre ,,rcar-d >
oy no ta", mis- r,,,cr he lei. !, his
III ~. .r.s ,,L,os Aspf;, len
.u'"'.,,. n,bsred
A. -, of K.,,uctv sa;d ina, he WAS
80, &C, aid If hi. motiy. beicp mi,in,erpr-,ed
NV n;s Constituents in his matter He was mo-,
IL, I'D ,h,. ,h- world would charge him with
dos; ;on T.. neglect hi. du,y rr would sun.
49, r;,n no,e unviIInp than O hers % perform
!, Gu, d.vn,,or of % ,.a,s 10 the service
of his conn,rv and mis- cau.,itufn S, lad given
him eviJrne. enough OF their conf ience, and
the willingness of the latter TO cor6de in his
;udaupn, IN .nesr small matters In these four
Mound len shilling and TWO prnny matters ne
+. Eo,.d ,hev onjd tru.r 10 hi. judpnpn, Al
though dismissed 10 push the business Of the
House h, should vote for the resolu ION, AMI
h. sbonId have voted for an adjournment if even
:, "a hesn n,o,osed n the Is, Of January. 1t
49,. ,,,.u Lra,vu ,h., !, had invariably been tn.
,'.,o,,, f., Co,sr..s ~ do i,,,c business, b. fore
~, L.,;J,r. IA, .n,nv members fron ,Le
..,,;nu;,y of ,hejr Evidence 10 Washington.
,od , 40 homo d,r;r, ma, se,.
o.. IL 49, ,hrs denr;red nr The
49, o", o.s III, ,.,. ,,en,bers. The remaining
Ill L,own ,J.o ,,s,.Iv M,
~. c., ,d ,d;,,,ned ove, from dav to dav.
r. e., ,erv ,;,,,c busi,e.> "a
,"a. =. po ,t.,sa.on n N. rrc.n lime IN,
ever uo"e az .Ha, $50 49,. ,.r.,r.J
.o" ,:,.N,, :, No., - for,,;no ,h,; 80
"e'e "',ss""E 49,, would n. ,en,f, n
pot'" nn ~ ~. , ,,,l ~. ,h.roh,, rh..;nn
'ne"' a"u ,"e 49, .'l w. 10
Wv 80, AZ, ,pnrs ,,d.r.,,rd-
;'. 80 c,;.hf,,v NJ, J,hn,or
"s!, '"u VI -. 1871 h;..,c A..
sa'u, ina nc spun al"s'!' OF" ."' -
one "a,'"s 'o'ne -. L'.. ~.
'eg'H'a'i "", We '"o.k" "'' W. wy VI W.
gre's "'oi. " 'u'hru w .o"-' ''"5 :" w. -
sou ION ne was wing 70 "',e' we respo", !,
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second Daniel come TO judgment"
The allowances Navy Agents FOR Clerk
hire Office rent, SC. were made in virtue of
the written opinion Of III, late A 'torney Gene
raj in which we place more confidence rhan in
this self constituted dic,a'or Of what is a viola
lion Of law The Attorney General decided
tina, the law did not Contemplate that NAVY
agents should paw all The expenses Of their Of,
6ce on, Of III $4,000 allowed I. them as com
missions; II the 4h Audi or kinks different,
ly, we only wish he were compelled to dis
charge the duties of the Agency at New York
or Norfolk AID nsy all the expenses himself
for the sum OF $4,000.
"But. the irregular and unlawful practice of the de.
parmen;, encouraging and producing similar IRREGULAR
among al its officer, has defeated The object If
cc appropriations and involved its accounts in almost
inextricable confusion -
"Wh'n agents nave called for money under he ads
OF appropriation which exhausted former Secrrta
res have net he,tated to end hem money under 9TH
er heads. This is virtual Ser from one appron-i
alton to another. and violation Of law"
The above contains Nv" repe itions of A m,-
ic,ous charge against he Nay Department, of
"viala'ion Of isw which has ~ f,usda ion in
truth. AID Is il this was no sufhciep, We have
III following sweeping denauciation: as false
as il IL malevoieht.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-18
A VOICE is HEARD

a voice IS heard ia the winds and waves
~, y, me sonnd the ever rolling sea;
~ whispers amid the gloom of graves:
- speaks rom the hilltop loud and free.
- mormuring in every breath Of air:
Gu ,.mu u pausss not when the lea YES are s,;g.
nhsie tne waters are falling, IL pratres ihe,.
A"o II whistles aions the bea,hesy mn
Up on The brown and briery s,een
linen me branble stirs with the nrs,I;,,. h,5
,w ,oNh ~ the geen and CLASSY deem.
"en 'pe coral rustles, that voice IL b.avd
az IL Is borne, on the summer b,eeze
~ sunny pillow and Gowery plsio.-
me nsn - u steals to the slancnig trees
h"a Is lost IN their shadowy eloon, again
"a, nark' its wandering echoes wake
\ ley are now in the hear of,be ,;o.d,
, Vow they lie OH the lIcmberit. lake,
row are al play with the bounding sect.
M N whitening leaf By the wind Is stirred
Do huTmuT movesibrs0gh rbe bendnr to,n
iy isI mat sulnmonng voice is heard
.iAe 'ie loud clear note the wir,iing ho,u.
~ ~ us voice that comes from Heaven.
SSosne, like spirit. in light along
N S,w IKE ihe rush OF a tempest driven -t,a
n,l,u'hurns now in the charm of So y:
lear We the volce!-then come awav
"a az rom the haIints of rurer men,
Z ONE where the leaves and fountains -,
'ou may love and he happy then P.,eirai
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SUMMER GOODS

NEiLSoN has received by the Ext, r.,,;
- NY, ana other late packets from New Yo,l
aIu mac Pha' general assortment of GOODS
"C'PtcU I'D thc Seasons amongst which are
Gaiicoes and printed cambrics, of new stvr.
jtngIsh and French cambria ginnhams
pIaln, plaid and striped batteste
Iaimyrene assorted colors
Fancy palnlyrene dresses
Italian nett and berege
English and French merno bonibazine
PACK Italian lustrng, Of superior quality
iieaVy lndin satin and byzantine
Jt' and blue-black marcelline
Coiored and black Gros dc Naples
r"nScc silks ofsuperior quality
Extra heavy black Mandarin cranes
i''G'@ ana coiored Nankin and Canton do
a., o. abd D canbrcs and iaconets
r!-!n ind figured Swiss rpusns (pnr, v.... -,
fIin "nd figured book and null do ""'|
PahG 81 iambourcd and plain bob;,n., l,c,
m bnIo''u ana giinp laees and edgings assorted
- - ""1Ked lace pcicrenes capes hdkfs & wells
i.hnroidcred and tanibOured muslin do
,T"ort ana long bercge and gnuze scars
rhhcy bcrelye gauge and silk bdkC. asS,r,d
r"iian SILK and Swiss muslin crayats
i,,i ula, HcrnnR and English silk pocket bdkfs.
ihread cambric hdkts.
MADRAS, MHiabar and britannia 10
me and superine blue and black clo,b.
Shk horeniine and hlarsees yestiug
Black and grey hastings
,O'npany and nance chou nanl,err-
fiofentlne and jeans, tor hov.' s,ear
Al Iflsh AID German linens
l-ong lawns and bird ey. diapers
ID and 10 / table diaper and dan,a.k
"a. o., 3 and 1914 heavy mill spnn sbee,;r,,s
f.9gish and French 81 hosiery, assorted
"ie, brown and fancy mart cotton and silk
n ana Eentemens gloves, assorted
EaraSos ana umbrellas
',''9 ma plain tortoise. tuck and side combs
am 'cai' feather and Chinese painted fans
domestic shirtlngs, shecing, rlaids, apron checks
and sheejngs
ALSO,
y Constant supply of heavy power loon, sbeo,;no,s
,'u'aciur'7I IN this city, by Acssrs CUNNINGHAM s.
1"lerS"n' an- for sale at thor loves; cast, n~rc
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