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TOWN OFFICERS.

LEICESTER. Selectmen-Waldo Flint, Billings
Hobart, Asa r. Watson, John A. Smith, John Par
ker. Assessors--John King, Reuben Merriam,
Samuel Hurd. Treasurer and CoAector-Lymsn
Waite. 1'oaon Clerk-John Sargent
HARDwIcK. SeEectmen-Hafield Gould Mar
shall Nye, Joseph Knox, Walter Mandell. Asses
sors-Walter Mandel, Scotto Berry. joseph Whip
pie. Iredsurer-Jason Mixter. Collector--Ap-
pollos Rich. ConstabIe-T. Hathaway, Jr. To,on
Clerk-Joseph Stone.
SHREWSBURY. Observation-Disclosures Pratt,
Henry Snow, Prescott Brigham, Abraham Knowl-
ton, Jonas M Miles. AsseSsors-Beni MAYNARD
Jr., Amasa Howe, Nathan Pratt, Jr. Treasurer
ard C0Aector-Nymphas Pratt. To,cn CLERK
Henry Snow.
BARRE: !selsctmer-Cbarle, sbley, Charles
Rice, Nathaniel Loring, Archibald Black, John
King. Assessors-Nathaniel Holland Luke Ad-
ans, Luke Houghton. Treasmer-Francs Rice.
IoDn CLerk-Lynan S;tey
BOLTON Selectmen-Amory Holman, Apheus
Moore, Samuel Nonrse. AsstssoSs-CnIeb WAos,-
e ea iona. Nourse, Joseph Whitney: 0rersesrs o.
Moore. Treasurer Alpheus Moore Tosn
Clerk-Joseph Sawyer.
LANCASTER. Selectmen-Anthony Lane, Sam.
uel Carter, Ezra Sawyer. Assessors-Soon Whit
ing, JOHN G. Thurston, Martin Lincoln. Treasur-
er--Davis Whitman. To,cn Clerk-Josiah Flagg.
WEsTBoRoUGH. Selectmen--Nahum Fisher.
Otls brigham, Martin Billiard, Abijah Stone Joshua
n. Mellen. Assessors-Jabez G. Fisher, David P.
Mann, Elmer Brigham. Treasurer and Collector
Caleb w. Forbush. Constable-Chares F. Jones.
To,cn Clerk-Phinehas Gleason
MILLBuRY Selectmen-EIias Forbes Simon
Dudley, NVymphas Longey, Tyros March, Simon
Farnsworth. Assessors-I lyman Goodell. Elijah
Holman, Abijah Allen. 7'reasner-Lewis Mills.
Collector-Remark Dwinell Town Clerk-Henry
Mills.
SUTTON. Selectmen-Jonas L. Sibley David
Putnam, I'd, Samuel Taylor, Asa Woodbury. Sam
uel Bigelow. Assessors-Darius Russell, Wei
come Whipple, Abraham Chase Treasurer and
CoHector-Nehemiah Chase. Totcn CIerk-Ed-
mund J. Mills.
GRAFTON. Selectmen-Samuel Wood, Joseph
Bruce, Moses H. Adams, Luke Leland Peter Far
mum, Jr. ASsessors-Isaac W. Wood Chandler
M Pratt, Charles Goddard TreGsmer-Jonathan
Wheeler. Iopn CIerk-H. Wood
SouTHBRIDGE. Selectmen-Jedediah Marcy.
Syivanus Chamberlain, Marvin Cheney, Jacob
Oaks, BENZ. Walker. Assessors-Jedediah Marcy,
Oliver Hooker, Sylvanus Chamberlain Consta GIe
--AdolPhns NJ Cheney. Treaarer--Jedediah
Marcy. IOtcn Clerk-Wllliam Beecher
FITcHRURG. Selectmen and Assessors-Manas-
sch Sawyer, Abel Thurston, Cyrus Thurston.--
Overseers Of the Poor-Jonas Marshall, David Bou-
telle. Isaiah Putnam. Treasurer and Collector
David Boutelle. Toicn Clerk. A. Marshall.
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CHERoKEEs. A meeting of the citizens
Of this place and the vicinity WAS held in
the Rev. Mr.. Abbott's Meeting House on
Thursday evening last, in behalf of this in
jnred aE'i oppressed people. The church
was filled with an intelligent and highly
respectable audience. Charles Allen, ESQ.
was called to the chair.
The meeting was addressed by Mr..
Ridge, one of the principal chiefs of ills
nation, in an eloquent and feeling manner.
He gave brief sketch of the wrongs and
injuries that had been inflicted upon his
people by the State of Georgia, of the in
justice done them, from the want of inter
terence on the part Of the national execu-
tive, If not with its concurrence and ap-
proVal. This address was listened to, with
an intense interest by the audience, and
with an almost breatLless silence, only in
terrnpted by loud and hearty applause.
Eloquent and spirited addresses were al
so made by the Chairran, Col. MeT.ick,
Rev. Doct. Bancroft acd Rev. Mr.. Willard,
when the following resolutions we're adopt
ed -
RESOLVED, That the people of this town
and the vicinity feel deep interest in the
present state, and condition of the Chero-
kee nation and of the wrongs and injuries
which they have suffered, and that they
cherish with great earHestness tho hope,
that the treaties formed between the Ma
tlonal Government and the Cherokee ma
ton shall be strictly maintained and the
faith of the nation preserved.
RESOLVED, That the people of this town
and the vicinity he invited to contribute
such sums as they are disposed 10 impart
in aid of the Cherokee nation. and that n
collection for that purpose be now taken up.
ReSoiuea, That committee of nine be
appointed by the chair to draft a memorial
to Cong: ess, praying that the faith of the
nation pledged to the Cherokees may be
preserved, and that it be presented to the
citizens for their signature.
The following gentlemen were appointed
a committee in pursuance with the third
resolution. Messrs. Pliny Merrick, Emory
Washburn, Alfred D. Foster, VIM. B. Fox,
Gardner Burbank, Thomas Chamberlain,
Daniel Goddard, Thomas Kinnicutt and
George T. Rice.
A collection was taken up amounting to
one hundred and twenty-five dollars.
Woman.
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DIE ID !:

In this town, March 7, suddenly, Mr.. Silas Har-
rington, aged AZ.
In Western, widow Mary Field aged 70
In Oxford, Feb "a, William Nelson. only SEA of
Luther and Susan G. Merriam, aged years.
10 Hitchburg Feb. &c. Mr. Benz Scott, aged 46.
In Holden March 4, Jonathan Hayden, Jr., son
of Jonathan and Sally HAYDEN of Graflon-Pr;n-
ters in Hampshire County are requested to insert
this death.
aged So.
=, In Upton. Feb 10, Mrs Lois wife of Mr.. Israel
Taft, aged 81.
In York. IN. W Jan. a. Mr.. Benz. F. PIERCE,
aged 34-formery of this town
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PUBLIC AUCTION.

WAIILL be sold at Public Vendue, at the
Wv Store of the subscriber on MONDAY
NEXT, the 1911 inst. the sale to commence at
9 O'Clock, A. N.Y. the entire Stock of the late
firm of A. 81 c. A. HAnILTos /; consisting Of
Silks, Calicoes, Ginghams, Muslins, Ribbons,
Grapes, Cravals, IIandkrrchefs, Shawls, Elan
nels, Sheetings. Shirtings, Shoes, Hosiery,
Gloves, &c. &c, together with some Groee.
ries. C. A HAMILTON, .4uct'r.
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TO BE SOLD.

& T PUBLIC AUCTION, on WEDNESDAY,
IA the 25th day Of March, inst, at one O'Clock
P. M, unless previously disposed of at private
sale, the FARM lately owned by Col TRAD
DEUS BoNL, situated about miles from the
Congregational Meeting House in Westminster,
containing about one hundred acres of Land,
With good Dwelling House, Barn, and Out
Buildings. For further information, inquire Of
SEWALL BARNES, near the promises.
March Ii
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Notice to Road Makers.

WM ILL be sold at Public Auction, to the
w lowest bidder, on MONDAY, tile Cd day
Of .4prH merit, at ! O'Clock, P. NJ, at the Hotel
of d. & P ID. Clemence, in Oxford, the making
of 468 rods of Road. located in the town of OK.
ford, and leading from thence to Southbridge.
For further particulars, inquire of either Of
the Seectmen of the town of Oxford.
EBENEZER RICH, Chairman.
Oxford March ID y
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Princeton, March II.
Oxford Classical School.

FMIHE Spring Term of this Institution will
z commence on MoEDAY. .8prH Cd, under
the direction of Mr.. STONE. A Lady will take
charge of the Female Department.
Terms of ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 81; Eng
lish Studies, So. Board, either with the in
structor or in respectable families, on reasonable
terms. Oxford, March H.
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Princeton English s. Classical
SCHOOL.

FayHE Spring Term. of the English and Clas-
81 steal School in Princeton will commence
on WEDNESDAY, the 2ist instant, under the
charge of Mr. BENJAMIN FRAsKLIS PARKER,
a recent graduate Of Harvard University.
Beard in good families from 81 to 81 ~
per week BY order of the Trustees
JOHN BROOKS.
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TO BE LET.
POST RIDERS NOTICE.

fHVHE undersigned gives notice, that he has
Il reinqlished his Post Route to Capt. Rus.
Sci WHEELt Err of Royalston, who will take pos
session of tie Route on The 22d inst, and will
furnish Ne spapers as heretofore, and 10 whom
subscribers will be responsible for their papers.
In consequence of the above arrangement. it is
Absolutely NECESSARY that all W.. are indebt
ed to the undersigned should settle their Ac
counts with him Immediately ; and for that pur
pose he will be at the following places, viz: al
Princeton, on Wednesday, March 2S, at 9
o'clock; at Westminster, on Thursday, March
%; at Gar dner, on Friday, March 80, from 9
to IL o'clock. and at TempletOn, on Friday
March 80, in the afternoon. All Accounts not
settled ON the above day, (or before) will be
u left aoith an attorney for coilectton!!
In taking leave of his patrons, the subscriber
takes this opportunity to acknowledge his graf
itude for the numerous favors he has received
from them; and he hopes that his unremit
ted exert ions to serve them faithfully during
the five years he has been on the Route have
given entire satisfaction. LUKE BEAL.
Royalfton, March a.
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Trip Hammer tShop.

T 11o''''O' bJ7tO77'
" ME subscriber will Let new Blacksmith s
II Shop with Trip Hammer, operated BY
water, and three fires, pleasantly and well STU.
naed where there is a good demand for work,
sach as Scythes, Edge Tools, forging of Ma.
<Ainnry and Custom work Possession given
Ss the first Of April next
% M.4CHLNTSTS WANTED.
Two good Iron Finishers, and one Forger.
well acquainted with Machine Work-two
common Blacksmi'h's who wish 10 become ac.
qGaii,ted with forging aud finishing Machinery,
81 Machine buildihg, win find good encourage.
rHe Mt by applying soon TO the snbscriher.
Superior CAROING MACHINES, for both
Cotton and Wool, will be furnished in the
course of 3 or A months.
ARTEMAs DRYDEN, Jr.
Holden March IA ,r
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FARM FOR SALE.

TE7HE BY.4Ms FIRM, containing about 100
Il acres Of Land, situated on tho Kecne Road,
about half mile north of the South Meeting
House, ill Templeton; if not disposed of at pri-
vate sale it will be sold at AUCTION, without
reserve, on "WEDNESDAY, the 4h day Of .9prit
neIi, a! one o'clock, P NJ Sale on the premises.
Also, for sale. the UPH.4.H F.4R.N, contain
ing about So acres Gf Land, situated about ono
mile north east of said Meeting House Apply
TO SAMUEL LEE.
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To the Hon. Judge of Probate

for the County of Worcester:
FEvHE Petition of THOMAS KINNTCUTT,
4 Guardian of EDWARD VosE, and FRAN.
cEs B. VosE. Minor Children Of EDWARD J.
VOSE, late of Worcester, in SAID County, de-
ceased Represents, that his said wards are
seized and possessed of twothirds Of a certain
Pew in the Meeting House of the I'd Parish in
said Worcester, and are entitled to the rcver.
sion Of the other third after the deccase of their
Mother, Widow of the said Edward j. Vose
that it would be for the interest of said minors,
that their interest and estate in said Pew should
be sold and the proceeds thereof put at interest
The petitioner therefore praYs, that license may
be granted him to sell and convey the interest
and estate of said minors in said Pew, according
to the statute in such case made and provided
THOMAS KINNtCUTT.
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THE CHERoKEE CASE. The decision
of this important question by the Supreme
Court of the United States, seems, now, to
he the subject of engrossng interest, not
only at Washington, but throughout the
Union. The question is every where ask
ed, will Georgia persevere in the mad
course she has hitherto pursued, or, as in
duty bound, back out, and thus, in some
measure, repair the injury she has done:
Or, If she refuses, will Gen. jackson ell
force the due execution of the laws of the
Union. We shall soon see. It is not to be
disguised, that this is one of the most mo-
mentous questions that has ever agitated
the country, and. on its result, it depends,
whether our presen: system of government
shall go on unimpaired, or cease to exist :;
for, whenever the decisions of the highest
Judicial tribunal are set at naught, the laws
have ceased to have any efficiency or force
We abstain from further remark at pres
ent, and would, gladly, that all gloomy fore
holdings might be made to give way to
reasonable grounded authorizations of such
a result, a may be honorable to the coun-
try and suspicious to its liberties.
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Worcester. as Probate Office, March 6. 1889.
10 the Heirs of PAUL KESDALL, Iat' o. Tempieton,
in said CnUntg deceased and 10 al others con.
ecrred in tie Estate Of said deceased,
GREETISG.
NTOU are hereby cited to appear (if you
n see fly at the Court of Probate to be hoidt n
at Templeton, in said County on the 18th day
of May next. at nine of the clock, before noon
to show cause why the Instrument which purPorts
to be the last VIII and Testament Of stu deceas,
ed should not be approved; and you will be hearu
! Iis NATa'L. PAINE. J. Free
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Valuable Farm for Sale.
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE,
- A FARM, situated in the north
fsssEss N part of Templeton, containing
IsssM about ITO acres of Land, well pro-
1-Asssss~ portioned into Moving, Pasturing,
Tillage, and Wood Land, with comfortable
Buildings thereon. The above Farm will be
sold at Public Auction, on the first Tuesday of
April next, unless previously disposed of at pri-
vate sale For further particulars, reference is
made to the subscriber living on the premises.
JOHN GREENLEAF.
Templeton, March Z. 5w
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U The Springfield Fire Insurance Company
lender their acknowledgements to the Fire Wards
Engine Companies, and Citizens of Worcester, for
their prompt and vigorous exertions in extnguish-
ing the Fire which broke out in Block of Build
Ings owned by Capt. Luther Burnett, Jr., on Sun
day morning last. Isaac DAVIS, agent.
Worcester March ID 1890
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DARIUS Patent Wheel Bores
ENOR sale at the Store Of WHEELER d
THAXTER 81
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March ~ 1880

WORCESTER IS. March IL, 1852
e On the above Petition, Ordered, That no.
tice be published three weeks successfully in
The MASSACHUSETTS Spy. printed in SAID Worces-
ter, that the same will be considered at a Court
of Probate at Worcester on the first Tuesday
OF April next, at ten Of the clock in the fore.
noon the last publication TO he before said
Court. NATH'L. PAINE, j. Prob.
Copy. Attest:
il THEOPH's WHEELER. P,o
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FARM For SALE

FARM FOR SALE,
WILL I;1s' be g sold r =, r.Hlis Aa 9s.
s.sA53 22d Of .Barck inst, on the prem
zssHA, ses, one mile south from the CEN
tire Meeting Houses, in Hardwick,
on the County Road leading from said Meeting
Houses TO Ware Village, with due proportions
of Moving, Pasture, and Wood Land, COM
Portable Dwelling House, two Barns, and an
unfailing spring Of soft water, conducted to the
House and Barns through leaden aqueduct
Said Farm is well fenced, chiefly with good
stone wall, and IS under high state of cultiva-
ton, with good young Orchard, engrafted
with excellent fruit, and twenty varieties of
choice Grapes The Farming Tools and 6 tons
of good English Hay, a small Grist Mill. a Still
House, in good order, with Watts for holding
cider.
Positive sale may be relied upon, and tho
terms made easy, as $1,000 may remain on
mortgage, by paying the interest annually
Said sale will commence at 9 o'clock, A. M.
CONSTANT RUGGLES.
March T.
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AccIpESr Mrs. Patience, wife of Mr.. Viii.
liam Willard Of Harvard, being taken suddenly
i'll, on Thursday, March fell into the FIRE, and
was go badly burnt, that 1t is feared she will
loss one eye
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FIRE. In Harvard on Friday, March 9, the
Saw mill, and carpenters shop OF Capt. Abel
Wnitcomb, were burnt. Loss about $500 no
insurance. The fire took in the carpenters shop
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Che AIassdei,tisetts Gpp.

THE LIBERTY OF THE PRESS is ESSENTIAL TO
THE SECURITY OF FREEDOM"
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FrRE IN UpToN. The Dwelling House
of Thomas N. Baker in Upton, was destroy
ed by fire, on the morning of February Is.
The fire was discovered about about 4 o.
clock and spread so rapidly that nothing Of
any consequence was saved. The furni-
ture, clothing of the family, and quantity
Of grain, were destroyed. There was no
insurance.
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Wanted MamediateLv.

q CARPENTER, to work at the Mill Bust
ia ness. One of good report will find good
ea encouragement BY applying soon, to
Ward, March Id. 5w* H. SIBLEY.
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VOU are hereby cited to appear(if you
II see fit) a, the Court OF Probate to be hold.
IN at Worcester, in said County, on the first
Tuesday in April next, at one of the clock after
noon, to show ceuse why the Account OF the Ad-
,ninistraton Of said Estate should not be allowed /.
aud you will be heard thereon.
i' NATH'L. PAINE. y. Prob.
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sessions of the Legislatures of Maine and
this State, have been held for the purpose of
considering proposition from the general
government, to give these States an equiv
alent, in money or western lands, for the
loss they will sustain in territory, if the
award of the King of the Netherlands
should be ratified and carried into effect :;
and the Legislature of Maine has passed a
resolve authorizing the Governor and Coun-
Gil TO appoint three Commissioners, to treat
with the National Government for cession
to Great Britain of the territory in dispute
FIRE. On the morning of the 18th inst,
at about a o'clock, die inhabitants OF this
village were alarmed by the cry of fire. It
proved to he in a small Dwelling House,
situated between Front and Mechanic
streets, belonging TO Capt. Luther Burnett
and occupied by Widow Catherine John
son. When first discovered, it had made
such progress that it Illuminated the whole
village land the house was entirely destroyed,
together with all its contents, consisting of
the furniture and clothing of the occupant,
who had, for some time previous, been alb
sent from home. The house was sur
rounded with other buildings, and connect
ed, by wood-house, to another dwelling
house; but, by the prompt and spirited ex-
ertions of the engine companies and citi-
zens, the flames were prevented from CON-
municatng to any other building Capt.
Burnett was insured, to The amount of $3.50.
at the Springfield Office. By this occur
renee, the worthy occupant of the building
has lost her all, and, we doubt not, that the
liberality of our citizens will be freely ex-
Tercised to alleviate her misfortune.
There are circumstances which leave no
doubt on the public mind, that the fire was
the work of an incendiary. Suspicious rest
on person by the name of Miller, who was
discharged from Gaol the day before, and
reward of SlCO has been offered for his
,hon
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To the Hon. Judge of Probate
DANIEL TENNEY.
March Z, 1882. AARON ELLIOT.

WORCESTER, SIS, March Z, 1882
On The above Petition, Ordered, That notice
be published three weeks successfully in " The
Massachusetts, Spy printed in Worcester. that
the same will be considered at a Court of Pro-
bate at Worcester, on the first Tuesday in
April next, at ten of the clock before noon the
last publication to be before said Court
NATH'L. PAINE, j. Prob.
A copy. Attest
II THEOPH's WHEELER, Reg.
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Worcester, SIS. Probate Office, March Q, 1882
To the CredItors and Heirs Of LUKE RANDALL.
late Of Worcester said County, deceased, and TO
all others concerned the Estate Of s1id deceased,
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Worcester, SIS. Probate Office, March,, 1882.
To The Heirs Of ELEAzER HEBARD, late Of Stur-
bridge, IN said County deceased and 10 all others
concerned IN the Estate of said deceased,
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VOU are hereby cited to appear (if you
III see fit at the Court of Probate to be holden
at Worcester, in said County. on the first Tues
day in April next, at one of the clock, after
noon, to show cause why the second Account of
the Administrator of said dece aseds Estate should
not be allowed; and you will be hea. d thereon.
IL NArH'L PAINE, j. Prob
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PROVIDE.NCE ACCOUNT BOOK
MAN + A CTO Il Y,
Sign Of the Leger,
No. 2s, Market-s.

n OOKS Of every description for Merchants
he and Banks, made Of the best materials and
warranted to give entire satisfaction.
Paper ruled to pattern, free from broken lines.
BooK-BINDING generally, executed al short
notice, and moderate prices.
II any recommendation Of the subscriber s
work is wanted, il may be inferred from the fact
that more books Of his manufacture have been
sold during the last eight years, than has been
made by any other person in this town, and that
his work is now used by more than half the
Banks in Providence; and by great proportion
of the Banks in the vicinity.
S,atoners who do not make their own Books
will find this establishment to Oiier Books ior
quality and price eqaa to any in the Union.
Writing Books Of a superior quality, constantly
on hand.
lDD Orders are respectfully solicited.
THOMAS DOYLE.
Povidence, Il. ]. June 10, 1881. II. i5-lyr
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JOB S ii T. II nj A N,

XMAS just received per steamboat Benjamin
x y Franklin, large assortment ENGLISH,
FIR E.NCH u .A.MERICA.N DRY GOODS,
consisting in part Of
Blue, brown and mixed Broadcotls;
Red, green, white and yellow hannels;
Figured flannel for chdren's wear;
Mcrno cloths ga wide, of various colors;
Merno circassans Of every shade and quality,
Common do. do do
Plains, plaid camblets, and bombazetts,
Superior brown Petershan and kerseys,
Ailk and Valencia vesting,
Black and colored worsted hose,
Ladies patent Vigonia hose, superior article
for the approaching season;
White and colored lambs wool hose and half
hoe;
Pongces, gingham, cacos and furniture chin,z;
Plain and figured Swiss, book and null muslin
Green worsted berage and wells ;
Some very superior winter ribbons,
25 doz ladies' horseskin gloyes-some little
damaged, to be sold cheap;
Men's coored Angola gloves,
Russia diaper and crash,
Black and asso rted colored cambrics,
Clark's spool cotton, all numbers;
Middeton's spool cotton, all coIors;
Sinchew silks, and gros de Swiss;
Red and white Thibet wool hdkfs
A and Ga bobbinet lace,
Extra super and common sattinetts,
Mems fine white worsted shirts,
1853, 10, IL and l2-4 Rose Blankets;
One case pesse wadding,
Together with a large assortment Of .WILLE
merry GOODS, &c. which have been care
fully selected the past week in New-iOrk, & vii
be sold ut very small advance.
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.aSSIG.NEE'S NOTICE.
KNITTING COTTO.NS.

UOB SHERMAN, has just received COM
% plete assortment Of 2 and 3 threaded blue
mixed aud white knitting cotton, ,ofthe first quality
Also
n Case Of knitting cotton, Of good quality, that
n will be sold very cheap,-conssting Of
thr'd. white No. IL, IL, IA & 10, at 4 C. Per
skein.
3 do light blue NO. 10, IL, IL, at do pr skn
Newport, . mo. Sth,