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Commissioners Notice.

Commissioners Notice.
M HE subscribers being duly appointed Com
mlssioners to receive and examine the claims
OF the several creditors to the Estate of SETH
NEW ~ late of scarborough in tie Coun-
ty of Worcester, deceased, represented ;nsol.
vent hereby give notice that six months from,
the 2lst day of October last are allowed to said
creditors, for bringing in their claims and prov-
ing their debts, and we shall attend for the nur.
pose of receiving and examining said claims at
the dwelling house of Fitch Winchester, in said
Scarborough on the third Wednesdays of De-
cember, March, and April next, from one until
eight OF the clock in the afternoon.
JONAS BALL.
HUMPHREY B. WHEELER.
Oct. II, 1880. A.
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Ia making toys the Chinese are exceedingly
expert. Out Of solid ball Of ivory, with hole
ia IL, not larger than half an inch in diameter.
they viii cut from nine to fifteen distinct hollow
globes, one within another, all loose, and capa.
Bic Of being turned round in every direction,
and each Of them carved full OF the same kind
ofopen work that appears on tho fans. A very
small sum Of money Is the price Of ono of these
difficult lfines
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TOT Office is hereby given, that the sub
1 v scribers have been duly appointed Admins.
traitors on the Estate Of COOPER SAWYER.
late OF iempleton, in the County of Worcester
deceased and have taken upon themselves that
trust by giving bonds as the law directs. Ali per-
sons indebted TO said Estate, are hereby called
upon to make immediate payment: and all those
to whom said Estate is indie bed are requested ia
exhibit their demands for settlement.
LEONARD STONE.
MOSES SAWYER.
templeton, Uct. 10, 1880. *43
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STATEMENT

AF RECEIPTS and EXPENDITURES of the
W County Of Worcester, from Sept. 8, 1929,
to Sent IL 1880
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~
to Sept IA, $780,
RECEIVED
1929, $l2OOo,Oo
Cash borrowed by order, $4,000
holders, CPS. 10
Do. on Justices Commissions, $500
Do. on Deeds, &c, of the Register, 750,37
Jury fees OF the Clerk, $500
Costs on Petitions for Roads not al
lowed, $50
An over credit. 495
Costs, on Petition for Jury, is
OF the Commonwealth, for use of
the House of Correction, 9l4,75
$1S,l66, l2
County Commissioners, for their SER
vices, $2123, 95
Printers, for publishing notices, Sc. 1876, SO
Services rendered by order Of Coun-
ty Commissioners, 227 ,06
Clerk of Judicial Courts, for servi-
ces and disbursements, 234 ST
Sheriffs, and his Deputies, for their
Courts, &c 535,47
Register Of Deeds and other County
Officers, for Record Books for
their Offices, 162, sc
Frewood for the public Offices, and
for the Court and Jury rooms, 1881
and for his attendance, 1852
Repairs about the Court House and
Gaol. Sc, 1911, 1S
Taking care of the Court House, &c. 1908
Under Keeper of the Gaol, for Cloth.
ing, &c, for Convicts, and for his
Services, SC. $3.50
Do. for Boarding Convicts over and
above the allowance made by the
Commonwealth therefor, 81 90
Physicians, for attendance, &C., on
Convicts in Gaol and House of
Correction, 1888
Making Roads, 1894, Is
Damages awarded personsinjured
by laying out roads, 73l664
found dead, $500
Constables, for serving and return
ing Venires, 3l2,73
ance, 4ola,47
Costs on application for Juries, and
Referees and Witnesses fees, 17G,l2
Overseers of the House of Corree-
ton, 5000
Interest on money borrowed, 5000
Treasurer's Services, 1871, "a
$24, 81
SAMUEL ALLEN, County T'rsas'r
A e II =
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GOOD BARGAINS.

sssssz ELHOR SALE, 48 acres of Land
sas@ Il being that part of the farm
szaSsE lately owned by Col. Samuel Ward,
which lies south of the Patch road
-~<==-~ so called, in Worcester. OF this
tract about % acres are covered with heavy
growth Of Wood Of various kinds tho residue
is Tillage and Pasture Land The whole will
be sold together, or in parcels, as purchasers
may choose.
If the Wood Land should not be sold before
the 18th of November next, tho Wood alone
will then be sold standing. In either case,
liberal credit viii be given for the aohOIs of the
purchase money if desired. Application may
be made to SAMUEL NJ. Burnside, BExJAmls
BUTMAx, ARTEMAs WARD, or CHARLES ALLEN
all Of Worcester. tt Sept. |.
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Accommodation 3. Mail Coach
FROM WORCESTER TO TEMPLE
TON AND ROYALSTON,

ONCE A WEEK.
THNHE subscriber shas recently procured an
e elegant and convenient Coach, for 6 pas
sengers, to run between Worcester and Tenn
pleton and Royalston, as follows Leaves Wor-
cester every Wednesday, at 8, A. M, and ar
rives at Templeton at 6, P. NJ; passing through
the towns of West Boylston, Princeton, Wcst-
minister, Gardner, Templeton, and thence to
Royalston. Returning every Tuesday, leaves
Tempieton at 8, A. NJ, and arrives at Worccs-
ter by 5, Z. NJ.
u Fare from Tcmpleton to Worcester,
81 ,25; from Westminster to Worcester, S75
cents-any other distance in proportion.
u Any business entrusted to the care of the
subscriber will be faithfully attended 10.
LUKE BEAL, Proprietor.
Royalston, Ang. IL. IF
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THE STEAM BOATS
Ohrcr ELLSWORTH, CAPT. Thomas Stoao.
Macdonough, Capt. Daniel Harens.
VENHE above Boats form daily line between
~. Hartford and New York
The Oliver Ellsworth leaves Hartford Mon.
days, Wednesdays and Fridays; and NJ York
tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays.
The Macdonough leaves Hartford Tuesdays,
Thursdays, and Saturdays; and N. York Mon.
days, Wednesdays, and Fridays.
Hour Of departure from Hartford, half past !
o'clock, p. M. from New York, 3, 2. M.
For further information apply 20
CHARLES II. NORTHAM, agent
Hartford, July ID. tDl0
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LOVE AND WAR.

War and Love have various cares
War sheds blood, and Love sheds tears
War has swords. and Love he's darts,
War breaks heads, and Love breaks hearts,
War makes foes, Love makes friends;
Wars soon DER, Love never ends
War makes wrath, Love makes strife.
War takes wealth, and Love takes lie.
War moves bold, Love moves ely,
War makes us rave, Love makes US sigh;
Wars rul'd oy the men, Loves rapd BY th'
fir,
War reeds many soldiers. Love needs bu,
pair.
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POETRY
For The Sfar.

trr~ $40 X For the StoT.
Ma. RANDALL BY inserting the following
vsry striking and foreibie lines !" your PaPsr
you will obiig. one of,sur Bristol sub'crbsr''
v The Dying Sinners Surprise.
whs, deadly grasp. what chilling Pain' ore
these. s.f .ei
Which strike my soul with horror and surprise
Shall I not linser with some long disesse,
And then prepared to Heaven and glory rise
Can this be dssth-- cen he - cruel prove
Must oil my hopes in one sad momen. flee
Must I DO torn from oil on earth love,
With none TO help and none 10 comfort me
Alas! fail, the vain deceit 10 fed,
Ny eyes grew dim, the fatal wound is given
Soon you will say the thou. .hdess wretch dead,
soon will be closed the door o. hope & heaven.
Thoughtless lived, Presimpiuous IN delay,
Sporting sisny; hs tide Of noisy mrsh
And thus my soul, my oil have. thrown away,
For the mean tribes Of delusive earth.
Tsnifiick fhock--i ge-ye frif fnds farewell,
A sick led was my hope. bhtpow tits past,
My dying words to my, companions tell
/" Repent 10 doy for this n,y be your last"
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From the Alabama Spirit the .age.
A AGENTLEMAN-IS WHAT


Pray is il he o. stately mein,
Whose chief delight is to be seen;
who always takes especial care
To comb, adjust, and smooth his hair;
His cleth the. .oest-his beaver new:
His rufiles just exposed 10 view;
Who tw rls about his little cane,
And shows himself supremsly vain
Pray sh he, whose lily cheek
May shade and idleness bespeak,
Whose soft white hands may let you know
They are not kep, for use, but show-
i, Fyhs holds employment q disgrscs.
Or ,sissd 10 a meaner race,
Dsstin'd By heaven to tell for bread,
That better people may be fsd7
Most he who socks this favorite nsms r
Le.k 10 The stock from whence ho came;
Ana shns the estimate begin
py counting np bis nsble hin'
., : this msshed out sfdas'
Hss ssssiiA suppIsn,sd b'sod Of 'a's'
Most gentlemen fossoesh. b hse-s
Spelssivsly By what shsy ps"'
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From the .Nsw Eagland Weekly Rer'e'o
THE YOUNG BRIDE.

She's beautiful each raven tress
Rsposes swsetly on her brow;
Her eye, IN its deep loveln sss,
Beneath the lid dreoPs gently now.
The swelling breast the half flushed cheek
The softer cd lusue Of her eye,
Loves most bewitching Language speak,
And tell what she would tain deny.
That angel Voice soft music seems,
From her scarce parted rose-lips stealing
Such music as makes up eur dreams-
The so lis deep seated JOY revealing.
oh such the ferns Of love ard light,
That shade-like fit thro' fancy bowers,
Like meteors 'arl the ST ars Of night.
Or priceless gems and fading flowers.
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EOR sale, the Farm now occupied by
H Elijah and John Gray, situated on
the Back Road, on Bristol Neck, about
2 miles from Bristol, and 8 miles from
Warren, containing I 90 acres, consist
ing Of Orchard, Tillage, Meadow and
Pasture Land-well watered. On It is a
large two story dwelling house, barn, and
crib, and an excellent we'll of water
Those in want of good Farm, are re-
quested to call and see for themselves.
ELIJAH GRAY.
Bristol, Sept. 25. 5w.
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PEPPER SAUCE
IUST received, Pepper Sauce Of a
lei superior quality, which will be sold
remarkable low, il ifapplied for soon st
G. Il. GARDENERS,
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Or u il HE, whose word 10 TRUTH;
Who holds deeeii-lthe ssrpent's tooth
That would the unsuspecting striks)--
In utter horror end dislike,
Whose noble worth is in his mind;
Whose feelings generous and refined.
Will net submit - aught. that's mesn'
This is the geafleman wsen.
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JUST PUBLISHED, THE
poLlYI0AL GLASS 300 -

INTENDED to instruct the highe'
classes in schools in the origin, nature
and use of Political power.-By William
Sullivan, Counsellor at Law. With an
appendix upon studies for practical men,
with notices of Books suited to their use.
BY George b. Emerson.
This work 10 intended to show the orr
gin Of society, and Of civil government
the division ofthe members ofsociety, INTO
classes the division of labor; rights OF
persons and property ;the meaning OF the
state and national constitutions the pow
ers exercised under the these, as to bank
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revenues, expenditure, militia, army, ma
Wy, Sc. the meaning and use Of the law
Of nations the connexion between civil
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The appendix contains a short account
ofthe most approved books in arts, scien-
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remarks.
This work will be found exceedingly
useful to every citizen for reference, and
should be in every school, and every
mans hands who is desirous of under
the genius of our government,
and his own rights and privileges, and So
cial and relative duties.
For sale By
G. M. FESSENDEN.
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At Court Of Probate, hsIden IN and for the
town Of Wurrsn. on the 4th day Of October.
A. ID. 1880. ~.
yfOHN PEAR CE, administrator with the will
~ annexed on the estate OF SMITH BOW
EV. lac Of Warren, dscessed. presented his sec
ond account Of administrator, for ssisleme.f,
1t is ordered,
That the consideration thereof. be re-
ferrcd 10 Court Of Probate, 10 be- holden al
the Town Clerks Office, on the fret Morday
in Nov'r. next, ut 2 O'Clock. r. NJ. 4 that
pre- vious notice be giseo.by pubIIsh ny this or
der three several times in the Northern Star, 10
all persons in'eI esied to appear Al that time
and be heard theron. M
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Sn NE subscriber would inform hrs friends il
u Warren and Vic niiy, that he continues
The absve branch OF business, at lis old stunt
few doors East of,he Bapts; Meeting House
where he wi make { baise and Wagon Har-
,ess, saddles and Brides. Travelling and o'heI
Trunks Portmanicaus, Valises, Fire Buckets
ships Hose and Beilows, &c. &c.
Carriages and fla rness cleaned and repaired
He has on hand for sale, an assortment oi
Saddles. Harn sses, Brides. HalseY, Whips.
Curry Combs. &c. hich lac will sell cheap for
cash or rp royed credit.
Chases, Gigs. Carryatls. and Wagons. furnish
ed a. short notice.
-" A share ofpatt tonass is respectfully So
tied.
THEODORE BARNEY.
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The above Pills are kept for sal in this town
BY DR. T. p. MOORE, agent Daniel Brew
or, Tauuton J. BsIch, Jun. John Mason. Prov
,dencs /; Raymond Cole, Boston, and oil Other
enncipal Druggists. :
| July "a. ON.
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BALLAD.


! would nst-O I could not wed,
A heart no, all my own,
Whose every pulse, whose laies, thros,
Werc not for rae alone
I could not On the bosom rest,
That own'd another's claim.
Nor ever press ,hose lips to n'iss
That bre ath I'd aRother's name
a, 1 would hsve my love to me
All life itself could bring,
Tender and shrnking even ~ is
The gen,lest flower Of Spring
And soh, too, as tho Summers morn,
And sweet a. Summers breeze
Whose every look aud ,one stsuld yield
An influence such as these
Whose levs should 80 devoted be,
Nor change with years nor place
Whose griefs and scrrowins thoughts shoul'
all,
Be soothed in my embrace
For, oh would et,--eouid not wed.
Aheart not all my own. =.
Wbe:e every pulse-whose latest thsoe
Were not for me alone
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LEVI HALE, D. P. Clerk.

Court Of Probate Warren, Oct. 4. 1880.
~ Office is hereby given, that Henrietiu
AZ Maxwell, 'Adninisira.rix on the estate ol
LEVEL MAXWELL. late OF uneD,
deceased, has presen ed 10 this Court, her frs
administration account, for allow waDce,-.lt u
ordered, that the consideration thereof be refer
Ied 10 a Court ofProbaie 10 be holden at the
Clerks Office, on tho FIRST Monday in No,
nexr,at 2 o'clock, Il. NJ. and that previous no
t'c' be given. by publis ing his decree three
several timen in the Northern Star, I" all per-
sons ln.e ested 10 appear at that time and be
heard. Witness,
LEVI HALLE, ID. p. Clerk.
Oct 9. Jt
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
UyHE subscriber having been duly
appointed by the Hon. Court OF
Probate, of the town Of Warren, Admins
tratrix on the estate Of
SHUBEL BURR,
late of Warren, deceased, and given
bonds as the law directs, requests all per-
sons having demands against said estate
to bring and prove their respective claims
and those indebted to make payment, witt
out delay, to
BETSEY BURR, Admr'x.
Oct. 9.
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March 8.
TTTOMPSON'S


HNHESE Pills have been for many years il,
- high and increasing estimation, as con
yenlent, safe nd enec,dal, purgative mejrine
we'll suited 10 persons Of bilious habit. he,
are gentle and certain IN ther operation, and
afford peedy relief to those heaoachs, and
,hcr nu, erous disag eoably sympl oms, aticn-
dant on a disord red state Of the stomach and
bowels Many instances arc attesiod OF 'he'
potency in the cure Of the piles, ard 'hev Rave
been sue ccssfully employed for tho prevention
undf reno, al Of dropscll s~eilings. Marne's
have long been acquainted with the value oi
this medicine, which may be taken in the most
exposed situations, and with any diet; and Is
.fi lent in the Sudden renewal OF that 0bs'r
Inate co.tivencss, TO " bicn persons OF ther pr
fes ION are liable and in all cases where al act
I've. bu, not violent medicine is Indicated. Fe"
| if any, il is believed, who have once used there
pills have ever Afterwards neglected 10 furnisi
'hems, I've. with 4 subj on gong to sea.
rhey a, o likewise highly esteemed, and may bt
safely used. b, women before and alter conhne
pent.
ec- None are genrue without the sgn"tru'
Oft. M, & L. THoMPsoN, by whom only the.
| ,e p,epated and sold at WOyyen, X. IL
! Unwilling 10 burihe the ublic with long
list of subscriber we nave deemea II proper 10
subjon the certificate ola few only, of thos
whose experience has tes ted the efficacy Of ouI
Pills.
We the undersigned, citizens Of Warren.
I. fee, peculiar pleasure in having an oppoi-
,uni Of recommending re TO tie public 20 valua-
lble medicine ~ 7hompson's Family PHis
invented in the year 1908. by the late deserved
y ce!ebra tod Doctor Nm. Thompson, Of sac
town, the receipt for the m king Of which ht
left as a legacy to his family, who for severa
years during hs indispost Oh. made and vende'
Them under his rect ons. fhd who slsne con
inuo to. prepare them. Having from pmsons
expcr ence realized the salrtary effects Of 'hos'
pills ourselves, we not only give them them th'
decided preferences over all Others, but sincere
lly wish they may attain that celebr ~, in th'
public estimation, TO which theis virtues 90 just
lly enitle them.
8. CHILD. J. MAXWELL,
J. SMITH, Jun. }. SMITH,
c WHEATON,, y.T. CHILD,
+. SissoS. TT. CRoApE,
| b. Eppv, Il GAhpNER.
The above Pills are kept for sal in this towr
by DR. r. p. MOORE. .sgeDt Daniel Bre'
or, Tauuton J. BsIch, Jun. John Mason, Pro
,dencs Raymond Cole, Boston, and all otht
enncipal Druggists.
July "a. ON.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
KN7 HEREAS the subscribers have
w been appointed by the honorable
Court Of Probate of the town Of War
rem, Commissioners to receive and exam
inc the claims against the estate of
HENRY NIMMO,
late of said Warren, deceased repre-
sented insolvent. Notice is, therefore,
hereby given, that six months from the
seventh ultimo, are allowed the creditors
ofsaid estate, to bring in and prove their
respective claims. We, therefore, the
Commissioners, will, each of us, receive
claims which may be presented to US with
in said term, at our respective dwellings.
EBEN EZER LUTHER,
LEVI HALLE,
NATHAN LUTHER,
Commissioners
Warren, Oct2.
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David Martin

JVAs lust received and Offers for sale the following
Al BOOKS viz:
Tales of Animals, with numerous engravings. by
Peter Farley
Method of telling about Geography. with do by do
Winter Evening Tales, with colored engrsvngs
BY do
Juvenile Tales. with do, BY do
Takes about Europe and America. by do
FIRST Lessons in Plane Geometry, by r Grund
Hind's Fsrriery, new edition, by 1. NJ Smith
Darnley, novel, in vols
Byron works, complete in vol, bo'rds
Moore's poetic.l Works, in vol, boards
The Arcans of Science for lS29
.4DSO, Glasgow Editions u the JoA0'otng rniuaoie
WORKS. uiz:
Sudder's Christians Daily Walk
Rutherfurds Letters, Laws Serious Call
Henr,'s Communicate Companion
The Mourner's Companion, and
Baxter's Reformed PASTOR with Introductory Es'
says by Erskne, Chalmers, Young, Brown,
Gordon, and Wilson
april 16-d6t
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spring Goods.
RICHARD S. HOPKINS & co.
yIAVE received part of their spring assortment Of
~ DRY GOODS,
and expect shortly further supply. which will make
their stock unusually goodal of which they Will sell
on liberal terms. Among them are;
,78and "A Irish linens
- and 80 table diaper
Calicoes and Foulsrd muslns
ga cold cambrics, Swiss. jsconet and null muslns
Brown and black bombazines
Green white and black Italian grapes
White gauze wells
Black bobbinet do. superior quality
White Grape lisse
do do do hdkfs
Rich cause scarfs and hdfs
Black and while silk hose
do do cotton do
Colored Gro de Maps and Gro de Indies
Rich bonnet ribbons
Gauze and lutestrng do $40
Black hastings, &c. sc. aPrlI l,
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New SpriMg Goods.

UyHE subscribers respectfully inform their custom
ers and the public, that they have received ny u'e
las, arrivals, and will receive by next,
125 packages SE.ASONaBLE D yi.i., 10!
which they viii sell as cheap, by wholesale, rs they
can he bought in any market the same terms, and
and as low by retail as they can afford.
AMONG THEM IRE
Ex,ra.super black, blue green, olive and mixed
cloths
10 do do do do cassmefes
Toinett and MarseilIes vestings
Brown aad bI~scbed drilling
French linen
Foulard muslins, an entirely new article
DC calicoes
Bsttstes; Italian lu'estrIngs
Super gauze ribbons and gAnitures
Taffety do
Leghorn bonnets, very cheap, nc.
anrll 9-lm JNJ. II. JOHNSON e Co.
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===--==a-zaa -
SHIP NEWS.
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA, "a. c.,

ARRIVED, APRIL Is,
Brig Attention, Patton, Eastport; salt, mac
kerel, &C. to ]. IL. Ladd.
Schr. Charles & Samuel. --, New-York;
ballas. to Lindsay. Hill & Co.
Sloop President, McKarney, Philadelp hia;
freight for the District Passeda ship, off Guam
tico, bound up
Sloop Diadema, Elkinton, Philadelphia; freight
for the District.
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BY GEORGE WHITE.

TO-MORROU AFTERNOON, at 4 O'Clock,
4 I his Auction.siore, will be sold q variety Of
IA HOUSEH0LD FURNITURE;
SUCH
Mahogany s!debosrds, bureaus, tables
Candle and wash stands, bedstesds. feather beds
New and secondhand CHI IRIS
Is school desks with 80 chairs
Brown sugar in barrels; crab cider. soap, candles
Shoe backing in boxes; spigois
With variety of China Tea ses Of rarous de scrip.
fions. Gh'sw~e, Looking giusses, &c Se.
At private sale,
by the box Cottrels best FIG BLUE.
0J Sale in the morning, usual of Dry Goods. Fan.
cy Articles, Glassware, &c SC. april l6
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New Spring Goods

New Spring Goods
INGTON& BREN T
HAvE received, by the recent arrivals, large as.
III sortment Of
ST.9PLE and FANCY DRY GOODS,
which they are disposed to .e very low 10 thei. Gus
toners and the public generally Amongst them are
Extra.super blue, black, olive, and mix'd cloths
blue and mix'd habi, cloth, for summer coats
Super black circassi black hastings
Italian and French lustrings, black modes
Foul ard and other prints, in great variety
Plaid and striped ginghams
Brown cambria, for cslash; battistcs
Jsconet and cotton cambria
Plain and figured book and Swiss mus'Ins
Flag, bandanna, and Madras hdkfs
cases LEGHORN B0LlVARS, very cbesP
Irish linens long lawns
"a, 1914 Irish diaper; bird eye and Russia do
Dauask table cloths and napkins
Linen cambrics and cambria hdkfs
French brown linen and drilling
Brown and bIeached Russia sheeungs
R,own and bleached tickenburgs
Rurlans. oznsburgs, and sacklng
WIN large assortment Of
American brown sheetIngs, slirtings
PIsids, stripes, and checks; and Cotton Yarn
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