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The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-09-14
MARRIED:

In Western, Sept. l, Mr.. George Damon to Miss
Mary Tyler.
Brsintree, to Miss Olive B. Grant
-, IN Springfield, Major John Holder of Berlin, to
Miss Caroline, daughter of Col. Ebenezer Russell
In New York. Capt. Daniel Newell of South.
bridge, to Hiss Sophronia Allen of Sturbridge.-
Also, Mr.. Charles Hill to Miss Adeline Bacon
both Of Southbridge. -'
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CENTRAL BANK

FEVHE Stockholders of the Central Bank are
Il hereby notified that their annual meeting
for the choice of Directors, and for tho trans.
action of any other business that may regularly
be brought before them, will be holden at said
Bank, on the first Monday Of October next, at
2 o'cleck, L. III. semi-annual dividend of
profits will be declared and payable on the same
day. Per order of the President and Directors.
G. A. TRUMBULL, Cashier.
Worcester Sent ID
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We find in the London Herald Of July %, an
avowal that the Americans have made much
Advancement in several branches OF manufac.
ture' and especially in that of hats, Of which the
wrHer says that few years ago, q hat fit to
De worn by well dressed man could not be
MADE by an American. but that now, for third
less than can be bought in London, hat equal
II not superior TO London hats, can be purchas.
ed IN New York" This needs no comment.
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OXFORD BANK.

FENHE Stockholders of said Bank are hereby
= notified that their annual meeting will be
holden at the room over the Bank, on MoNDAy,
me 81 day Of October nezt at 9 O'Clock, P. Nj d,
Tor the choice of Directors for the year ensuing.
BY order OF the President and Directors
s. BASTOW, Cashier.
Oxford Sept Ia
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Sept. Is, 1881.

WORCESTER, SIS. Sept. IS, 1881
On the above Petition it is Ordered, That
the same will be considered and all persons
interested therein may be heard thereon at
Court of Probate, at Worcester, on the first
Tuesday in October next, at ten of the clock,
thereof be given by causing true copy of said
Petition and of this order three weeks success
sively in The Massachusetts SPY, printed in
Worcester. NATH'L. PAINE, j. Prob.
A Copy. Attest:
80 TnEop's. WREgLRR, Reg.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-09-14

MULBERRY GROVE SCHOOL.
There will be public examination at Mulberry
Grove School, on the 18th instant, at two O'Clock
The friends Of the pupils, and those interested in
the subject of education, respectfully invited to
attend. Leicester, 9th mo- 7tb
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To the Hon. Nathaniel Paine,

To the Hon. Nathaniel Paine,
Judge of the Probate of Wills, &C., for the
County of Worcester:
LOTHIAN BRADISH, Guardian of Ma.
% THAN G. LAcKEY and BENZ. r. LAcKEY,
Minors. represents, that his said Wards are seiz.
ed and possessed Of two undivided fifth parts ola
certain Real Estate, situated in Upton, in said
County, consisting Of about 100 acres of Land,
and Buildings thereon, subject to the Widow $
right OF Dover that the proprietors of the
other parts Of said Estate are about to sell the
same, and that il would be for the interest Of
all concerned to sell the whole together. The
Petitioner therefore prays that the Hon, Judge
will license and authorize him to sell and con.
vey all the rights and interest belonging to his
said Wards, in said premises, for their benefit
according to law.
GOTHAM BRADISH.
SAINT IL 1871
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Just Receired.

a FRESH supply of COTTON and WOOL
Ia LEV CARPETLNGS. of the latest nat
terms ; pALENTI.4 STAIR CARPETJNGs
new patterns; HEARTH RUGS and P.4LNT'
ED FLOOR CLOTHS. For sale by
sept. q VIM H SWAN
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YORK, ~. CT AUG. I,

YORK, ~. C.) AUG. 10.
TAE CHILDREN FoUND. We hear that the In
dams have found the children that were lost in the
woods some weeks ago. The three Youngest were
lying dead near the banks of Lake Huron, and the
eldest girl was sitting alone watching their bodies
The'indians had traced them for twenty miles. by
the roots they had endeavoured to pluck up and
spbsist upon, and by the bark they had eaten off
the trees. The bereayed mothers are. moi expected
to survive their loss
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NoTIcE TO THE PUBLIC. Rev. Paul Dean of
Boston, Rev. Charles Hudson oil Westminster.
Rev. Adm Ballou of Mendon, Rev. Lyman Mayn-
ard of Oxford, Rev. Nathaniel Wright of Atile-
borough, Rev. Seth Chandler, of -, all of
Massachusetts,; Rev. David Pickering of Provi-
dence, tR, ~ and Rev. Philemon r. Russell of
Winchester, IN. II. have announced their full and
entire separation from the denomination of Unver-
salists; and have declared thatthey have formed
themselves into religious community to be known
by the name of the Massachusetts, Association of
Universal Restorationsts"
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y, worcester, IS. Probat e Office, Sept 10, 1881.
10 The ItIdo1o and Heirs Of WILLIAM SPRAeuE,
iae 9? Leicester, in said County, deceased, and 10
all others concerned in the Estate Of said deceased,
GREETING.
AoU are hereby cited to appear (if you
IL see ft) at the Court of Probate to be hold.
In at Worcester, in said County, on the first
tuesday in November next, at ten of the clock.
ueiore noon, to show cause why Instruments
purpor'ng to be the Viii and Codicil of said
u We Shonld not be approved; and you will
81 NATHL. PAINE u. Prob.
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O. In our account, last week, of the as
sault by Wakefield upon Livermore, we
stated, upon the information we had receiv-
ed, that "the parties were both in state
of inebrity ut the time, from the use of ar
dent spirits" We are now informed, on
good authority, that the remark, so far as it
applied TO Livermore, was incorrect.
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Insurance. We are informed that on
the representation by Wm. Stoweli, of his
late loss by fire, TO the officers of the Mutu-
al Insurance Company, they, without hesita-
ton, agreed to pay the amount Of insurance
thereon. We make this statement to cor
rect the many erroneous reports in circula-
ton relating to this subject.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-09-14

"a Horned Frog" or lizard, has lately been
deposited in the Columbia Institute, at Wash
ington City. It was brought from the prairies
of Upper Arkansas. 1t lived without food or
drink from April to December, 1880. II is said
that the spriakle Of few drops Of rain kills
this animal,
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MARYLAND ELECTION. Great Victory.
The Election which is to determine the po-
litical character of the Senate of Maryland,
for the next three years, has just terminal
ed, and the result is the choice of % Ma
tional Republican electors, and IL Jackso-
mans. These electors assemble and choose
Senate; so that the entire Senate of the
State, for three years to come, will be Anti
Jacksonian.
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The French are making serious arrangements
for the colonization of Algiers. If civilized,
industrious, and energetic population can be in
troduced into the very centre Of the Barbary
powers, the piracy and atrocities of tina; cruel
coast will speedily be suppressed, and health
Ter and more gainful activity will take the place
Of lawless buccaneering, rapacity, undexactions
The location is admirably adapted to an extern.
sivo commerce, while the internal resources in
fruits, cattle, and fertility of SOIL are immense.
1t would not be surprising if successful colo.
ny there should finally explore, describe, and
occupy that great geographical mystery, inte
zior Africa.--.veto Haven Chronicle.
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The Quebec Gazette says that among the
officers on board tho frigats Blanche, arrived
at that place from Ja,naica, is Ali Effend, son.
it is understood, of The Pacha Of Egypt who is
serving with tho rank Of commander. This
gentleman is one Of several natives of Egypt,
who have been put on board of English ships of
that country, to receive good naval education.
WARNING TO PosrMAsTERs The Post Mas
ter General has decided that if Post Masters
do not give due notice to the publishers, in case
any papers nre not taken from their offices.
{" they are liable to Pay tho sum mhieh is due
FROM the Subscribers"
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The following communication from an
old Revolutionary Soldier, who thinks that
injustice has been done him by the govern
mont, has been on hand some time. 1t was
supposed that the most appropriate time for
its publication would be a short time pre-
vious to the meeting of Congress-
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New York Advocate, founded upon estimates
made by the proprietors of the packets, that
the value of the goods transported between
New York and Boston in the three regular
lines of packets, comprising eighteen vessels,
exceeds six millions of dollars annually. The
value of the transportation in other vessels and
by means of the steam boats, is undoubtedly as
much more, making the coasting trade between
the two cities amount to twelve millions Ii is
calculated that from two thirds to three fourths
Of this, is in American raw produce, and Amer
lean manufactures
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He says they have lost their reputation, if any
but that is not the worst Of it, they have robbed
human nature Of some Of its brightest ornaments.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-09-14

CASUALTY. On Saturday last, a son Of wr,.
True, Esq. eight or ten years of age, while
playing on the roof of four-story brick house
in Ann. street, fell over the railing on to tho
sidewalk, and was killed. This is tho tniid in
stance Of severe domestic affection, where n son
each time has been suddenly removed from tho
same parents. One was drowned, another was
run over by chaise and killed; and now
third is precipitated from dizzy height and
breathes no morc.-BostOn paper.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-09
7O PERSONS IN YIRGfNTg.
wning Military Lands in Kcatucky,

oNnlng Mllltarv IanUS III kClt,Cky.
Live IN Hickman county, Kentucky, Columbus Iron
n Banks, Mississippi River am the
Virginia Military Laohs State ESTABLISHMENTS and have su-
veyed gopi many OF them south of the Tennessee
sncc the death of my predecessor Mai WIN Croghan-
agent for number Of owning those lands would
willingly act for Others who think proper euiru their
business with probably better acquainted with the
situation of those lands than any other person; that
may they attentions; and whether employ not
would advise the immc late them
some o which have piagcd timber some have
irrn entered Warrant Lands and persons living them
anii the occupant laws Of after while
owners TO considerable and trouble
many OF those lds well n could. without, having more
authority There large bodies of iis. Military Lands
together, and hut few living them, with
but calculated enhance
twelve miles square ,aose lands near me- Of which
would advise the knnwing to e fnr their INTEREST,"
to sell small three hundred
1000 tract, low TriCr and confident; tina,
three would enhance Of IN. baanc,
IN double treble what the whole would vnith 70
main Persons buy aud svillng mart, would
take care of the balance and induce others
neighouhood and settlement that value TO land
would for OF lands the
and Tennessee well south of Tennessee
ought TO the In, nes shall references recon-
mcndatDns; am well known IN Kentucky and have some &C
quan,anCes my native Virginia; II persons
confidence pei 90 their business; no
agencies, am willing spend rifle giving
those lands, this notice. There many OF the Military
Lands south Of the Tennessee river that ineeed
with BY Treasury warrant claims, and are IN o
Claimants or their Tenants o which worth law
suit III the Federal Court and Congress disposed
justice towards the Officers and Soldiers Of the Virginia
Line they should suffer the Withdraw them and rfo-
cure scrip for the Of THEN Warrants, they will
tainy he situation than those who neglected locate
their warrants at all RICHARD TAYLOR, in.
Columbus, Hickman county, Ky Jan %, 1881
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-09

~ RANNISS. SON g. BROTHERS, keep con-
" santly on hand. ladies lasting satteen, satin.
English kid, goatskln, sesskn blue green and bronze
morocco slippers; goatskIn, seoskin, huckskin and
lasting walking shoes. lasting aud white elk Paris
slippers; beautiful white satin slippers, CATER boots,
morocco seaskin and lasting boots gcullemcns SUI
peror caliskln, morocco scalskn and buckskIn boots
bootees, walking and dress shoes and pumps misses
lasting, sealskn. goatskn, and green and bronze
rocco slippers; lasting, morocco and seaIskin walking
shoes with thick soals; chdrcns rcd green, blue and
purple, lasting morocco sCslsk'n, guatskIn, leather
and kid bootecs, shoes and slippers of every descrp
tion servants shoes ofevcty kind and rrice.
Superior travelling trunks, double and single seal.
skin aud hair trunks Of every size; boot cord. shoe
horns, boot hooks punch plvcrs. blue and jet black
treble chain gallons, cotton aud linen braIds, to-
gcther with every other article usually kept in
WholCsa ale and Retail
BOOF. SHOE, COME Sc TRUNK
WAREHOUSE,
T1G-' Sgn o''5c Go!!.1 Cab.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-09
LEATHER.

rl'lIE subscriber respectfully announces to the pub
u I'c that he has opened Leather store three
doors above the Bell Tavern, where he intends
keeping wgcncra assortment Of articles in his line
at business.
lie has now on hand skirtng, harness. soal, black
and russct bride feathers, chase bog and horse hide
calf seal and sheep skins, sheep and goat noroccos.
lie wishes to purchase Leather in the finished and
unfinished state JAMES MICITAELS
mar - 2t-Lco.t
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-09
Real French Fancy Store,
OPPOSITE TIE EAGLE, TTOTEJ

4 HAVE just received very superior Perfi-
q meries, warranted n orh before the Lord Mayor
OF London, b. the inventor, Mr.. Price The inlInb.
iiants OF tins city and its peighbourhood are rarc-
ulnrly requested call and examine these truly en-
cc"nt articles. At his store, they will find the
pcrfumed Russia Oil. never before offered to the
public of Richmond, although is known most won
dertully to promote the growth of the human hair;
Canadian Bears OIL; Cream of Soap "a most de-
lghtul article for shavng;) Milk of Rose to improve
and whIten the skin, and to eyes; Florida
Water, NJ 30 cents the largest otl,s, bcsjds Es-
scnces OF every description, and of the hes, quality
Also. Just received from Paris. variety OF Fancy
Goods, Jewellery, Cutlery, Magniiyng Glasses
Battledoors. and Scrap Prints. &c. &C.
u The highest prices Wi. be given for old Gold
and Silver. l.. DCHAlN.
an 0-dtf
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-09
F. % X S n l. f.,

70 II ) II l. r.,
4 Soda apparatus.
TUE Subscriber expects in the Of week,
4 TO be able to offer Il above for sale, which is
now undergoing some partial repairs, which will rem
der it in every respect equal to new one. Il was
made by one ct the first makers in Philadelphia and
on the most simple plan; and TO in the country in
thickly noighborhood would find handsome busi-
ness might be done. Every instruction will be given
j. II. BLAMIRE
mar l9..oaw Sw
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-09

COIL! COLL! CO.4L..!!
FA1HE Subscriber has the pleasure to inform his
Il customers and the citizens generally. that he is
receiving good supply of Coal by the Canal, which
will be sold at the old price Of 10 per bushel
Orders left al his Office, or Coal YaEd OH the Dock
will be punctua!ly attended %.
feb l9-litf PRENTIS CHUBB
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-09
TANEWELL,S SPEECW.

~ PEECii OF MIR T4zpwcl IN the Senat. of the u
- nl,cd ats. on The motion to amend the Gene
raj Appropriation B by striking 50 much thereof
as went to provide for the payment of certain com
msSiorers appointed by the President; to neg ura,e
ircaty with the Potte.
u The argument delivered By Mr. Tazcwen in
tins speech. puts forever the pretention OF
Unconstitutional c'mpc'ency in the Executive" IN
originate appoint foreign missions without the ud-
vice and consent Of the Senate.
Price of the Pamphlet, p cts
Just published, and for sale at J. ii. NASH'S
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-09
.a.sctr STOCK IN, Old Hands.

'HSHE Subscribers are now receiving Via
~ New York along with heavy purchases made
in that market, aud Philadelphia, part of their
Spring Importation of British Dry Goods Having
sold within the last few weeks, about two thirds Of
their Oh Sort. embracing almost every article that
could be considered objectionable they will in the
course of ten days, have he most extensive and
commanding stock Of Fresh Dry Coods they have
ever hal, since they have been IN business. when
eiT supplies are la hand, psE liei'sss VIII be given
IN i.eaerai advertisement Ia tfe We ng,e hey
ceivcd on the most TIvnrableterms. Wholesale and
Retail. L. 81 E. JAMES e. co.
so Market Bridge
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-09
SPRING GOODS.
TUESDAY. Q9th MARCu.


JUST received by the Packet Effort and now
~ opening at r. Ii JENKINS. a choice seler-
ton of new style ard Fashionable" Spring Goods, re-
ceived b. the last arrivals from France and England
at New York; consisting o.
Changeabe Belgans
Rich painted musllrs
Plain pink French gInghaHIs
Printed Lawrcntccns
Painted and corded striped cinghams
MardarecDs and PHILIPPINES
An extensive assortment of Pa-isian stripe and Mo.
safe figured, srFCg cncoos
\ variety of the latest style silk cuazc and craze
dress hdkts. and scarts
Ladies and gentlemcns' best horscsiin gloves
Fine and common do mitrs
Rich gauze en- and bonnet ribbons
Best quality Pungce snd silk flag and handaDna hdkS
A new and beautiful style spring bcl's
Lemon pink blue and salmon gro dc Maps
Green barcgc. for ,eiIs
Bobbnet trimming, cap edgIng, and footing laces Of
all widths
Rich lace collars capes, Peercens forc'fas, chcn1
setts, caps and crazy jeans
Lace cuffs and infants caps
cases ladies' dunsiabe hats
do misses do do Of superior manunc-
ture TO any yet offered, and new shape
I case yellow and black Navarnoes
Also on extensive assortment of rich fancy and sSr.
pie Dry Goods. received by previous arrivals
Persons about leaving the city, who are desirous
of purchasing the latest and most fashionable Spring
Goods, fo7 dress of every description. or Irish and
German Shifting Linens, ofthe most approved bleach,
and al prices which chul'cnge competition, would
do well 10 call and examine the assortment. at
r II. JENKINS,
mar 81 linen and Fancy Dry Good Store.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-09

ape JAMES WINSTON.
TO GENTLEMEN,
ID ii JENKINS has Just received the following
Ia. GOODS for Geptlcmens wear
An additional supply of geniemcn's SrocYs, of the
most approved shapes. and Of the best material,
consisting Of black Gro De Nap and bon,baYinc
brown and black satin face horcntne. chanreabln
and various figured Gro de Maps, white ard figured
Matsrlirs also, cravat bone s'iflaDcrs
White and colprcd, sprgd and dotted Cravats
Pongce. silk flag and bandannoe hdkG
Black Italian and Barcelona crayats
French six nett suspenders, new and superior
article
Black and white silk hoss
DO raw do do
DO do half do
Random silk and raw silk half host
Do unbleachd cotton DO do
Black and colored horse skin gloves
Fawn co'0rcd raw silk do
ca bottle green and black bomba zincs
Black Mcrino crcassians
Yellow nankeens
White and culored Marselllcs vcstings
Plain black silk do
White and colorci linen drillmgs
Brown French linen
Black silk camblet
Blue. brown, and green silk umbrellas.
Also Irish and German Linens of all qualities and
n few pieces extra supcrinc. for collars. ap 5
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-09
PROSPECTUS OF
THE NATIONAL INTELLIGENCER,

rrBiIsHrn WASHINGTON, BY
GALES & SE.ATO.N.
IENIIE NATIONAL INTELLIGENCER is an old
established Journal the Of the General Govern
meni il publishes originally the Proceedings and Debates
Congress aud contains regular, full, and Re
port Of ec than any paper the Union; contains also
Acts NJ Congress and all the State Papers and Documents Of
public interest laid before originating that body These
Recommendations addition 10 the variety Of other uuma
ton which be found IN its columns, connected with the
General Interests OF our county, with Literature aud
and the affairs Of world large: together with the
character Of fairness which the paper has always sustained
make useful aud even valuable To all who feel interest
the concerns Of this or Of other countries.
The lNrLuGtNcTR is published Daily and Tri-weekly.
The Daily paper IS $40 aycar, Sc for six months
The Country ntelgcncer published three a week,
with the exception sometimes OF portion OF the
during which is published week. the price
six months. mar Is
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-09
NEw MUSIC.

p l. SMITH (atc Collins a. Coz has received
IA. large addition TO his stock Of Music for tie
Pano-among which most of the late pieces and
popular Songs--those enumerated are par, which
he will continue to Increase they published in
the northern cities
TIE PARTING HouR-By II Diclman
q! EAcK sly ARAH SrErp-By A. Hodsar
] SHOULD VERY MUCH KNow
o, CEASE Busy FANoY-Au original Swiss Air, sung
by Mrs Austin
Go GEoRGE | CAST ENDURE You
TIE WARNrNG, from The Spnnisb-By Cor
YES, | VIII LEAVE MY FAruER's HALLs-By
Sidney Waller
Ar PARrINs WHEN thy HAND | pREsr-By w. NJ.
X. Esq Of Petersburg, Va
TuE PRIDE or THE VALLEY-By Usmricd
BRITANSIA SAT- WEEPING
TWAS NATURES GAY DAv--B LyIus
TnE Musical WTE-By A. Schurtx
We NETT II. Baylc
O! WHY HAST THOU TAUGHT NE TO LOVE THEE
LIGHTLY HERE-By j. Moschalas
AWAY NY GALLANT PAGE. hwAY-W. Ball
SoLpER's TEAM by A.. Lee
SALONS Tears. Waller
LOWS RTToRNELLA-J. Cooke
JsLE OF BEAUTY, FARE THEE wrLL--By II. a.
Rawlings
Tue Ap6rLo--A collection Of Solos. Variations,
Values Rondos Ducts &c. from various Au-
thors, arranged for tho Flute, Piano Guitar, and
two Flutes, nv l. MlgncD, and 4. Foit, NJ. ID.
EBBEN Pr MAI MEMoRiA, Ouelto-by Rossinl
APRE's la BIcuEssE--By Aubcr
NJ MOUBLIEn PAs-M. GralIlc
] SIZE THEM oN THEIR wINDrNG wAr-From Bishop
IIeber
CHRISTMAS NEsrEn IlYMN--Ouc or three variations
CAPTIVE KNrGur--By Mrs. Hcmans
Tar SrAR or BEruLEnEM--Words by II. y,
White
Tysorrsr EvrNrxG rYuy- By Mrs lTcmans
TRuM GnsrNLA~ps ICY MoUNrAr>s-- Bishop IIcbcr
I.YRE SAcRF-(A periodical! publicaiion)-twJ
numbers Just received, and many other standard
pieces, for tho Piano. Guitar, aud Flute.