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DU MFRIES'
EE We W alter!

This well established Wash for the Eye is
perfectly innocent, and gives immediate relief,
even in very aggravated cases OF soreness and in
ilammation. Price o5 cents.
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VOtice to Observation-Disclosures.

VENliE Grcfton Shuttle ComDopv would IN.
N form their customers and ,n,nnC,c,n,ars
generally That they have taken a Shop al East
sutton, where they make to order SHUTTI. Es
OF all kinds, OF the best materials. Ordars 70,
specially solicited and punctually attended 10
by MILTON RitGGirS w.
East Sutton, (Mass) Nav "a a.,
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To the Hon. Nathaniel Paine,

Esq, Judge of the Court of Probate in and
for the County of Worcester, in the Com
monwealth of Massachusetts
YSNHE petition of CHARLES BARRETT
Il of Ashburnham in said County of Wor-
cester. Guardian of MERRIcK Fl. GIBBs, mi.
nor, under twenty-one years, son Of JosErH
GiBBs, late Of said Ashburnham, deceased. re-
spectiuily represents that the said Meirick
ii. Gibbs is interested in certain Real Estate,
to wit about one hundred acres, situated in
the sontheasterly part of said Ashburnham, be-
ing the late homestead of the said joseph Gibbs,
deceased and also in one other tract of land
situated in said Ashburnham, containing ten
acres, being the Manning Pasture, so called
his interest in the first mentioned lot. being
one undivided ninth part of the same. and in
the last mentioned lot one undivided fifth mar,
thereof; That it will be for the benefit of sand
minor that his interest therein should be sold
and the proceeds thereof after the payment nf
the necessary expenses Of the sale, put out and
secured to him on interest Wherefore the
said Guardian prays, that he may be authorized
and empowered to sell and convey the same
agreeable TO the law in such cases made and
provided.
CHARLES BARRETT, Guardian.
Ashburnham, June %, 1892
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School for Teachers at NORTH
field (.Mass.

VENllE Fall Term of this Institution will COM
IL mence Sept. A, and continue II weeks
The subscriber has been engaged in the bust.
ness OF Teaching for many years, and will spare
no pains in communicating TO his pupils the re-
suits of his own experience. Tuition, in the
School Teachers Department, embracing al
The English Studies 81 common English
Studies, So, Languages, by separate teachers
So. Board from 81 25 to $3.50.
u Refer to THOMAS Power, Esq, Boston
SAMUEL HeAR, Esq, Concord; SAMUEL C
ALLEN, Esq, Mortified.
CYRUS HOSMER.
Northfield June 49, "eo6w
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Worcester, S. Probate Office. May Is, 1882.
10 the Heir s NJ Moses WHEELER, hte of Bolton,
an said County, deceased and TO al otiers
concernedm the Estate Of said deceased.
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sioners for the County OF Worcester:
HW UMBLY SHEWS your petitioners. tina,
n IL about thirty five years since a County
Road was laid out and accepted, commencno
at the Post Roao in Leicester near the house nov
occupied by Loyal G. Dickinson, thence BY Har
ret Southgate's, Harvey Tanters, John Kings
Ephraim Copeland's, John Parkers, &c. Through
Leicester, Charlton, and Slurbridge and tina,
much Of said road is become useless, and ha,
not been travelled for years in consequence Of
the Worcester and Stafford Turnpike, and the
other part through Leicester has become If very
little consequence for the reason above stated
besides, much of said road is very improperly
located, and the lines difficult to be ascertained
and much difficulty and contention grows out OF
SAID road IN It's present situation. We, there
lore, pray your honors TO come, as soon as NAV
be convenient, and view said road from The
commencement aforesaid, til it intersects the
Worcester and Stafford turnpike, in Charlton
near the house OF John Dunbar, and discontinue
the whole OF that distance from being County
road as in duty bound will ever pray.
RICHARD BOND, and others.
Leicester, Aug %, 1881.
COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS.
UorteSter. IS. AT meeting OF the County
Commissioners, begun and holden at Wor.
cester, within and for the COUNTY Of Worces-
ter, on the third Tuesday of June, A. ID.
1929:
On the petition aforesaid, Ordered That no.
tice be given to all persons and corporations in
terestcd therein, that said Commissioners will
meet at the house Of Daniel P. Haynes, inn.
holder, in Leicester, in said County, on Wed.
nesday, the fifteenth day Of August next, at
eight of the clock in the forenoon, by publishing
an attested copy Of said petition and of this or,
der thereon, in " The massachusetts, Spy," a
newspaper, printed in Worcester, in said Coun.
~, three weeks successfully, the last publica.
ton to be fourteen days, at least before the
said fifteenth day of August.
And it is further Ordered, That the Sheriff
o. SAID County, or his Deputy, serve the Town
oierKs OF the towns of Leicester and Char-
ton IN SAID County. each with an atiestod copy
OF sad petition and order, thirty days, at least,
and also post up an attested copy thereof in
Two public places in each of said towns OF Lei
cester and Charlton, fourteen days, at least,
before the said fifteenth day of August, al
which time and place said Commissioners will
proceed to view the route set forth and doscrb.
ed in said petition and TO hear all persons and
corporations interested therein, who NAV then
and there desire TO be heard thereon.
Attest CHARLES G. PRENTlSS,
Clerk, pro tenn.
A copy Of the petition and of the order Of
notice thereon.
81 Attest: ABIJAH BIGELow, CLERK.
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Worcester, SIS. Probate Office, June 10, 1882
70 The Hidoru and Heirs Of OLIVER Fox, late of
Fitchhurg, in said County, deceased, and to all
others concerned inthe Estate Of said deceased,
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NEW STORE!
JOHN WHEELER s. CO.

VENAkE the liberty TO inform the inhabitants
IL of Worcester and vicinity, that they have
taken the Store, No. 3 Granite Row, where
they will keep an extensive assortment OF
VEST india GOODSS GROCERIES,,
which they will sell at wholesale and retail, as
low as they can be had at any other Store, for
Cash, or approved Credit.
u They have now in Store, superior LOT
of HERDS GRASS and GLOVER SEED,
which they will sell cheap.
Worcester. April Is u
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Darby's Patent Wheel Bores
ENoR sale az the Store Of WHEELER &
n TdAATEk. II
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VOU are hereby cited to appear (if you
III see fly at the Court of Probate to be holden
Mt Worcester, in said County. on the rst Tues.
day in August next, at ten of the clock, before
noon, tn show cause why the Instrument which
purports to be the last VIII and Testament of
SAID deceased should not be approved; and you
viii be heard thereon.
27 NATH'L. PAINE. r. Prob.
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Doiivs " ca"e IN hiSjuueniie days. going TO
SELF near ."Op house, Incidentally seaied lin.
almost ,,,, aseh and purse proud citizen. wLo
stake. az he euv nm with roaring far his
mean i 10 ne called out. .Hr. Witfesy i, The
hon. r r;, asking him some common ou go.
s sasqn J'%"%'g a. that Instant 'g Mr It IL.
sn urn f 70 ms friend, saying "S.. IT, n ,
ene Z, otiaeeen he city and Il. B Rec ne DYER
10 ne utter the bear is Jro,. me- 1s a. Gdrden;
'1' mere nc ''sGs . brought 10 he s.@ s SnrsSe'
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VOU are hereby cited to appear (if you
IL see ft atthe Court of Probate to be holden
at Worcester. in said County. on the first Tues
day in August next, at ten of the clock, before
noon, to show cause why the Executors Account
of the Administration of said Estate should not be
allowed; and you will be heard thereon
27' NATH'L. PAINE. !. p,ob
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" Worcester. SIS. Probate Office, june Is, 1852
10 the Widow and Heirs Of ALPHEus EATON,
late Of Worcester, IN said County. deceased,
ana 10 oil others concerned in The Estate OF said
deceassd, Gnryrixn
VOU are hereby cited to appear (if Won
E see ft,) at the Court of Probate to he hfid.
en- at Worcester, in said County, on the first
tuesday III August next, at nine o; the clock,
before noon, to show cause why the Instrument
which purports to be the last win aud Testament
OF sS,d deceased should not be approved; and you
Will be heard thereon.
u NATu,, DAME = DL
Worcester. SIS. Probate Office June Q3, 1859,
10 Tie Creditors and Heirs of WILLARD STONE,
Jr., hue Of Rutland. IN 8did Connfy decptsed,
ana TO all others concerned in the ESiate Of said
deceased, Cuppr,Sa
WOU are hereby cited to appearti YOU
III see fD at the Court of Probate To be hold.
~ at Worcester, in said Couniy, on the first
tuesday IN August next, at one of The clock after
noon. to show cause Why the Account OF inc
Communication OF said Estnie, and the claim Of
me administrator as a creditor of said state
should not be allowed and dividend made to the
crea,tors whose claims are allowed; and YOU
wiilbe heard thereon.
70 NATH'L. PAINE,J PROB.
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n punn'ng tapysr made ollusion 10 the
testimony o,s q "uegetabte ,oitness" ON The
Sne' sac . What DO you mean" inquired
!. IT, opponent "6y vegetable witness pr
,,; mnny' mean," ,cas The reply, shat man
. "M carrotfy hair, reddish phiskers. and a
r ..IIm,up nose" "A person, hearing the storm
|" We remarked that he ,cas q saucy ia,rues.
Ind replied Bass, sand irhe sauceIox
,'na. g.cen me such language / ,couId hoy,
upsa has apple car, andibresbed ~, IN; 1d -
acknowledged beet. " - '''"' '''' ne
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a. SHOTS t Il .Seoiehman giping eridence at
~ m,I oar o. me House Of Lords IN The affair of
s JIap. L,c1eons, and telling Of the uariety Of
S sa.ts "N'eh '0ere fired upon that unhappy &C.
. 10y, '0as asked by The Duke Of .Nemc1sfie,
wna' k'nd Of shot ii ,cas? "Whpn said The
T saa IN h's broad dtaiect, such as they shoot
ioos go'cis) aci.h, and The like" What
" ,oa" q =" said The Duke, smiling at The
g;"' o,s mhy my lord, dukes ducks and sic
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To the Hon. County Commits

81 Attest: ABIJAH BlGELOW. Clerk
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TO the Hon. County Commits

NATH'L PAINE, J. ProJ.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-04-07
pMi;edeApMia pSeket Notice.

AZ Merchants anA Others in the District OF Co
40 umbs, Winchester. Va aud that v'cnit, are
parUr urly Informed that's Packet will be despatched
from Philadelphia to Alexandra, Washington, and
Georgetown. u C. direct, via Canal on Thursday OF
each wres without fail; aud, TO enable the vessels to
sail with punctuality, freight will be received after
so'clock, p. NJ on the ds, of ssiiing. For further
PARTICULARS apply to STEPHEN sHlNN, Alex'a.
wM. MORGAN, Georgetown,
JOSEPH HAND, Proprietor,
No North Whsrves. Philadelphia
NB If persons IN the District of Coumbis, or the
neighbany places would make it rule to order their
good shipped on board the Packet AT Philadelphia o"
edne,dsy or T. ursdsy. they would lind this to be
asexpedous. and by far the cheapest and safest con
vessnce between the above named places
spr4-U
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CASH for EesrOes

SFTE wish to purchase one hundred and fifty likely
~ Negroes, Of both sexes. from IL to IS years Of
age, field hands; also mechanics of every description
Persons wishing 10 sell would do well to give Us .
call, we are determined to give higher price for
be in this market, and no certi6catesr required.
Any communieationsprom atendedt to- We can
at all times be found residence vest end Duke
street, Alexandra, D. C.
mrs1 FRANKLIN 4 ARMPIBLD.
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Porter and die.

vUlIIE subscriber respectfully informs the public that
i he intends keeping, through the at hi, Gel
lars ON Cameron street. opposite the Market, con.
slant supply Of the best bottled
PORTER and .aLE,
in large and small bottles.
Private families and taverns supplied at the shortest
notice.
orders from the country will be particularly attend
ed to- 30 as to ensure safe carriage.
The hiches' price given for empty Bottles
mar 21-6m JOHN W. SMITH,,
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i esh & Genuine Garden seeds
NETu II. MDRRISoN, King Street. Alexandra, has
w Just received, from thc Boston Agricultural and
horticultural So d Establishment bis
FULL SUPPLY OF GARDEN SEEDS
warran,e equal it not superior TO any ever ot'rrrdin
this market Among which are the following. viz:
Fairly double b ssom frame pea; early single do do
do; early Washington do Russeps extra early dwarf
de-; dwarf blu, imperial do
Earlv dwarf case knife beans do red dwarf cranber.
~ do; large Wind or do; London Horticultural pole
do; early Mohawk do; early China dwsrf dog large
scarlet runners do, do white do do; large Lima Every
fne) do.
Eary sweet corn livery deIicatel; do Jefferson do,
earliest knowm) DO ruscssors do, do Gilman do
Earl, York cabbage; do fat Dutch do; green Globe
Savoy dos large Cape Savoy do; large late drumhesd
do; red Duch dos early sugar doi do Battersea do
Early cauiihower; Iar.e late do
Purple egg plant; white do do; curled kale
Salsef,, or vegetable oyster; nastittium
Long CAYENNE pepper; early broc, oil; large Cape do
Brussels sprouts
Long b,ood oeet early turnip blood do; French
sugar true) d ,importedi mangei wurtzel
long orange carrot; AitrInghsm 10
Large Du,ch pars'np; squash pepper Chick meaD
t:anad ,q,,sh very fine for winter; early scoop
summer 50 nash; 10 long w,rted do do
Pr,ctly spnnach for early greeas)
Tomatp ., or love apple
Earn Dutch turnip; white A4t do; yellow 90; long
yellow French do livery fne)
Ruta baga; white solid celery Every finest sorO
Earl, frame cucumber; do green cluster earliest
cutiysted); do short prckiy do do; long green Tur
Ike, do Imported seed); do pricky do flor pckling);
Cir LIN or " est In ia cucumber, for do
Early Iond IN -cafet short top radish; do long SAL
mon dos do cherry scarlet turnp do; do white do do
Long Island water melon; do North Carolina do;
round do do green ciron do; Persian doi apple seed
ed do . :.
wnite Portugal onion; red yellow or silver skin
ditto
Double curIed parsley; summer Savoy
Thyme; sage
I, nn,sbal lettuce; early curled Siesia do; large i'm
pcri& do; IOWA. Cape do
Nh Buses put up TO- fAm' use, containing about
40 different kinds # seed, for SALE formerly at T.
per box mar o-eou
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office.

4 PPIICATI0N will be made for the renewal of Ger.
,fc.tes for twent, five shares of stock OF the Ma
rne Insurance Compsny Of Alexandria, issued in the
name e smes Gum Nos 5733 to 5757. dated 9th of
May 1898, that have been lost or mlslad
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m g aei1a Wines.

More Spving Goods.
WIN. H. THOMPSON 4 co.
V1AVE Just receive!, by IN packet schooner Pre-
siden, from New York, 'arc, 7nppi 1T
NEW and HANDSOME GOODS,
CONSISTING, part. If he loi"~,.g:
90 nd Ga French and English n"sns
Super French and English s,ngham'
Thin goods for Ia lies dir, sses Ia new article)
Every varet, Of silk ant. cotton hosiery
Plain and fsncy gloves and m'ts
English thread and bobbnet lacrs and edginSs
Rich figured Swiss mushns
Sand 6 Jaconet and cambria musins
A large a, sortment of fancy Grape and gauze hand
kcrchiefs AMI shawls
A. and 81 p'a,n bobhinets
Cambria ertings and elgngs
Best black Italian lustrings
Black and colored Gro de Naples
A largc assortment OF linen cambria hdkh
French and English black bomhazines
Ne. IA to 80 ius'rng ribbons
GSuze, ap, nd rich bonnet ribbons
With gres, variety Of other Goods, which are OF
fred for sale upon the most favorable terms either BY
the piece OF yard.
We invite our customers and the public generally &c
call, APPS
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hately received,
4 FURTHER supply of
"A Iandre'h's Garden Seeds
Lucerne Seed
Compound Chlorine Tooth Wash
SWANS Psnacea, at philadelphia prices
Acidulsted Lemon Drops, IN boxes
LAY den's jdontaigc Ba'sam
Also on hand. large assortment OF DRUGS and
CHEMICALS Of the best Qualities, at wholesale ana
RI WM STABLER
} mo22
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SALES AT AUCTION.
Trustees Sale.

Trustee q sale.
IN Thursday, the 18th da, Of April next, the sub.
- >criber viii offer punie sale,
A TWO STORY FRAME TENEMENT 4
- LOT OF GROUND,
SIns six inches to the south of Queen street; in
front on Union street fifty FIVE feet six inches;
in depth one hundred feet
The above sale viii b. made in front of the premises
above described, at O'Clock, p. u. under deed Of
rom George Coleman. since deceased and Eliza.
beth his wife, to The suhsrber dated 10Th February,
Alexandria Terms cash.
mar l4--d,s X LTAYL.OR, Trust e
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Fresh Glover seed,

Fresh Glover seed,
lust received by the subscriber; who offers for
u sale at his store Davis's wharf q general as.
sortment Of Groceries and Liquors, viz:
Old and common whskey in hhd' and bbls
Madeira Msrseilles Nadeii4 and Port wines
Imperial. gunpowder, young h. soE and souchong
teas
New Orleans and Vest India sugars
Loaf and lump do
90 600 lbs good bacon
lard, Liverpool ground alum salt, ctrn
A constant supp. o. hickory, oak and pine Wood,
Tar ri, oh and iiosn, Oil and Paints, Cordage. Sea.
stores put up at the shortest notice.
MARI BENZ. i FhNDaLL.
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Steamboat Potomac,
New Nine for NichMOnd.

The proprctors of he Steam
Boat FREDERIC KSBUhG,
'tSs..4r<s~ Na1~ have concluded to place her
IN the ruute between the
ny',c, OF toIuo,..a. norfolk and Richmond B, this
araGgo mrt grest facilities will be at rded to travel
iers on thus line. b. having Boat ftoiee week, IN
steal ut once IS heretofore.
The Fredericksburg will commence running on
ine'day next, the 81 >pril leaving washington q.
O'clock N and Alexandra at q o'"i"ck, Tor va
Point. Norfolk and Richmond, returning, leave .ich'
nond SATURDAY. morning at clock. and Norfolk on
sunday morning at o'clock, and arrive AZ A'eAan'
dns nd Washington on Monday morning, and coh'''
nue. daring tn season III sufficiently encouIagedJ 10
nun on the days aud hours at the same rat TOT
Passage and freight as are charged by the Steam Boat
Potomac
The fredericksburg will be commanded BY Captain
Joseph Neyet,. is swift and good Boat, with hrs'
rate low pressure Engine and her accomno atoms TOT
pa'engers and freight such it is hoped Will give sa-
hssetion
For fregh, Orpasssge apply to the Captain on board
Wto RENOSI WHEAT,
mar Soft Agent
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Union Tavern.

vlIiE subscriber respectfully informs ms trends ana
| the public &, Morally, that he has removed from
Union street TO Fairfax street, between King and Ca
mcron streets and near the Market where Ladies ana
Gentlemen can be accommodated in gen'se, manner
ss his Establishment, is well fitted up, and furnished
su -ntiy to render comfort those who may please
to patroniGed him.
He has excellent STARTLING for twenty or thirty
Horse, for which his charges will he moderate
Gentlemen can he furnisnsd with ofS ok sur
PERS private otherwise, ~ ne mas MS Wy
ter Establishment in complete order.
He can also accommodate ten or twelve ,A"','
Frs, by the week, month, year. at reasonable pr
ccs =.
His BAR is furnished with the best Wines and IL
quors the place viii afford
Being haukfa, for past favors, he hopes by strict
attention and moderate charges to share part Of pub
lie patronage. 1>A6s "o''A''
nov 29-lm
n-T The Globe will insert the above eo6t
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NEFW seHngBS VOL. VEa-NQ. ga9s.

foam; his buw and culver we'll stored with ar.
lows at his back; his lance decorated with scaps
and tufts Of horse hair grasped with one hand.
and the other brandIshing a long knife, The at
frighted crowd give way to his fury, crying,
- let the White Plume kill the D. ma.ha squaw."
On hearing this maine, Ah-may ya-con dab re-
wives for moment. and recalling all the native
courage Of her race; her eyes once mild, now
glance contempt at his ingraitude. and she eH.
claims. &c Come send me to my father, coward
great; she faints and no longer feels the fire
beneath. The warrior rushes on, aud the up
lifted knife glances brightly in the irelisht.-
Now her wretched life is ended. Oh no: hur-
ried word (some Pawnee maids say lock OF
hair was shown) and she revves; he places her
half fainting before him, and with bound gains
the saddle; she is sheltered by his broad shield,
and with cnuched lance he charges at full speed
through the throng. most Of the Pawness retreat
and open him passage, but some strive to inter
cept him. but one death thrust Of his lance and
two well sped arrows, showed that he was still
the Brave Of the Pawnees; by this he had cleared
the village and was urging his horse TO his utmost
speed across the prairie-the astOnished tribe
watched his flight IN amazement. but attempted
no pursuit; at length they returned to their
lodges exclaiming, 'sSureiy Wah.con-dah has
said that the o maha girl should not die. -
MANY years have passed, and there has been
constant peace between the Pawnees and the U.
ma. has; braves and maidens from both tribes
Joined the fugitives. and the tribe Of the Puma.
rah's sprung from this alliance, are secoud in cou.
rage to none of the rowing bands of the Upper
Missouri.
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Christmas and New Year's
PRESENTS.

PRESENTS.
JVHE subscriber respectfully soliets attention to her
D STATIONARY e ELEGANT FANCY ar.
Els. consisting partly Of
The London and American Asnus,s foe 1883. viz.
The Keepsake; Picturesque Annual; Forget me Not,
Friendships Offering, Literary Souvenir. and Juvenile
FCrget neNot, The Token Pearl; and Religion,
Souvenir, by pr Bedel.
History and Topography of the United States, Brit.
sh Portrait Gallery, The Young ady's Book, in ee.
CANT Arabe.que bidding, Iiemans Poems, 32mo. gilt,
Arabesquc, american Stories, by Miss milford, Pock
ct Bibles, Iestsme mis-. sn, Common Prayer morocco
gilt; Albums, in variety Of bindings; illustrations of
the Keepsake for 1858 and 81 ditto Of Shakespeare
aud Kenilwor,h; photographic and copperplste En-
cravings, Dissected Maps and Pictures; Gard Cases
and Racks; Hand screens; Bronze Thermom tiers, Ink
stands. Taper stands. and Hand Bells; China Ink.
stands; Seals with fancy mottos; Portfolios, embossed
aud plain; Gold, silver, and stee, Pens; Silver Thin
hlcs and Pencil Cases, evcrpon and plain; Bead Re-
tcules; Bead, chain, velvet. braid and silk Purses;
Purse Clasps; Rodgers u Sons 6ne Penknives and
Scissors; Work Boxes; Steel screw Pincussns; with
I.a, o,er articles Of fancy and uttyi to which she
decI7 ELIZA KENNEDY.
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Boots and Shoes

= n. EDISON has Just received per Brig Token,
-, Sew cases Gan,lemeu's fine Calf, Sewed Boots,
- i1tofO0.
ditto BuffPsg'd ditto, at 50 SO TO co
case prime Leather over Shoes
1000 pair Brogsns and Mon-oes
Misses and Nomen's coarse and fine Shoes, va
rious kinds
Also on hand, Of my own manufacture.
Ssn,iemen's calf and morocco Boots, IS toto
DO do do Shoes, So to S23
ladies' fne seal, morocco and lasting Shoes
Misses do do do do
Boys' coarse and fine shoes and Monroes
Chidren's Shoes, great variety
ladies' Shoes made to order, in the ueatest
J. ms. fashionable STYLE dec IS