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SHINGLE MILLS, &c.
SLEEVES and SAFES.

YENHE subscriber continues manufacturing
Il Wire Sleeves Of various kinds such al
Meal Sleeves, Sand Riddles, &c. Orders for the
same may be directed to ID. HEYwooD, Wor
cester, or to the subscriber. He also mnnufac
lures SAFES Of all kinds for meat and provis
ions which may be had Of JAMES GREEN d. Co
and at the CANAL STORE, in Worcester, or o.
the subscriber in Rutlnnd
April 81. IT, JABEZ BIGELOW.
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NOTICE.

TESHE Copartnershp which has existed be.
Il tween the subscribers, under the firm of
HALE d HAYDN, is this day dissolved by
mutual consent. The seitlemen. of their con.
Germs will be attended to by either party.
DANIEL HALE.
OTIS HAYDN.
Brookfeld, March 81, 1892
business will be continued by tho subscriber
at the Old Stand, where he hopes to receive a
share Of public patronage.
DANIEL HALE.
Brookfield April a n
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News EXPECTED. The Edwardsyile Illi-
nois) Advocate, says in postscript, surmount-
ed by flying trumpeter,
We are in hourly expectation Of the arrival
Of NAV from the sastaoard, as a foot traveller
from Lebanon informs as that he passed very
large MAIL between Carlysle and Lebanon, The
DAY before yesterday, which he thinks will Ger.
tainy be here this afternoon.
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TIME subscribers, OWL. rs Of the above nam.
n ed line Of Boats, will have Them in readi-
ness to commence running as soon as the Canal
is navigable aud for the better accommodation
Of our friends, and those who f.vor US with
their business generally, we shall run Il daily
line, one of the boats leaving Providence and
Worcester every morning Sundays exccpted)
going through in two days, stopping at Tx
bridge over night. Good, a.,dy, and indus
trious men are Engaged to navigate the boats,
and no exer,ons shall be wanting to give salts.
faction o our patrons.
Our Store Houses at the Basin in Providence
and at the UPPER B.3SLv in Worcester, are
large and ommodlous, aud Goods forwarded TO
Us can remain in store for any reasonable
length Of tiule, free Of charge
SAMCEL R. JACKSON will attend to the
business in Worcester, and we have engaged
HORACE BUFFUM to take charge Of ii a,
Providence. Any Goods consigned to US for
transportation, will be received and forwarded
with despatch, and orders TO ship Goods be at
tenCsd to with prnctuality.
s. r. JACKSON & co.
March a. 6w
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GO Commission Agency.
OTIS SPEAR.

D COMMISSION MERCHANT,
EBEALER in CARDS, SHOES, STRAW
GOODS, &c. &c, No 6 South Charles street,
Baltimore, (Md)
NJ Reference to AMAsA WALKER, Boston
SPEAR 81 PArTEN, and l.. HoLBRooK ~ Co
New York JOHN HAzELTiSE g. Co, Phia.
dolphia; or ROBERT EARLE, Worcester.
Dec. 20. On
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IA Attest: THEopH's. WHEELER, R,r.
To the Hon. Nathaniel Paine,

Il
Judge of the Probate Of Wills, SC, for the
County of Worcester:
A SA CLARK, Guardian of NATHAN, DIAs-
IA TIA, and ASA CLARK, and DIANTHA
STONE, Guardian of SIMEON, HIRAM, and SAL
LYCLARK, all minors and children Of Nj THAN
CLARK, late of said Hubbardston, deceased,
rspresent,-that said minors are jointly seized
of six undivided eighth parts of IS acres and los
rods of nnimproved Land, and 8 acres of i'm
proved Land, and six eighth parts of the re.
version in the Widows Dover, containing %
acres, with one-half the Buildings thereon,
all situate in the easterly part Of said Hub
bardston that a sale of all the rights of
said minors in the Lands and Buildings afore-
said, will be for their benefit and interest,"
They therefore pray, that after due proceedings
had, they may be authorised and empowered TO
make sale of all the rights of said minors, in
said Lands and Buildings, and the proceeds
thereof put out and secured on interest.
ASA CLARK.
DIANTHA STONE.
HubbardstoI. March 20, 1892
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RE.AL E.STaT.E for Sale.
FOR SALE.

IA A MODERN built Dwelling
.HS IN House, two stories high, con-
IiiiikSe tanning eight finished Rooms. with
ulllNH Wood House and Barn dioin.
ing, an excellent and lasting well
of soft Water, with a metal Pump within the
House. The Buildings were all new in 1880.
Connected with the above is an excellent Gar
den, containing a choice selection of Fruit
Trees. Situated on Prospect street, about 80
rods north east Of the House Of Correction. and
having the most extensive view of the village.
Terms of payment easy.
Apply to CLARENDON WHEELOCK, on
the premises, or GEORGE T. RICE.
Wnrcester Fab tf
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Brook field, April 4
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
TNNHE Copartnershp heretofore existing I'M
III der the firm Of WHEELER & AL.
DRICH, is this day dissolved BY mutual con-
sent. The business of the late firm will be
settled by either of the partners
JONATHAN ID. WHEELER.
EBENEZER ALDRlCH.
N. B, All persons indebted to the late firm
Of Wheeler n Aldrich, are requested to make
settlement Immediately, and to make payment
on or before the 10th Of April next
Grafton, March 6, 1882 6wlO
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Farnacorth, Phipps, s. Co.,

Corner Of State and Kiiby Streets. .BosTos,
"AVE Just received large and extensive
Il n assortment of FOREIGN and DOAES-
TIC GOODS, consisting IN part OF the follow
ing articles, which they offer for sale at very
low prices for CASH.
$50 cases Dark and Lightl do Colorsd do. 10.
Fancy Prints, do Linen Lawns,
do Furniture Patches, z cases rs mems,
do Copperplates 2 do. A. do.
3do. .4Whte Cambrics,2 Go. Cotton Hose,
do. ga do do. 2 do. Fancy Silk and
do Jackonett and Cam Gauze Handkfs.
brio Muslins, do. Small and Large
do Corded and Plain Choppas,
Pink Ginghams 1 do. do. do. Bandanas,
do. Light Fancy DO. do. Fancy Cotton era
do. Dark do. do. watts,
| do Mourning do. do. White do. do.
do. London MarseillesI2 do. Brown Batust,
Vestings, Black Gro. de Naples
do Valentia do. do. Cold. do. do. do.
do. "a and o. Plain do. Super Blk. Tatfetas,
Book Muslins, do Synchaws,
do. DO. do. Bishop2 do Sarsnetts,
Lawns, do. Green do
do Imitation Linen DO Black Levantines,
Cambrics, Q do, Super Beverteens,
. do. Null Mushns, . do Bang-up Cords,
do. Plain Swiss do s do Satinetts,
do. Figured do DO. do. Cassimeres,
9 do German Pins, 8 do Raw Silk Shawls,
| do Mixed do | do Black Silk Vevets,
do Black Bombaznes,2 do Gents. Gloves,
do. do. Tabby Velvets i do. Ladies' Kid do.
March p. 4w
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NEW GOODS.

THNHE subscriber has commenced purchasing
e his Spring Stock of Dry Goods, and now,
as throughout the season, he will nave on hand
a complete assortment of Goods, which VIII at
all times be SOLD at the veIy lowest Market
Prices. d. G. WHEELER, JR
WnrcaSfae Mach %
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COLOMBIA.

Or, THE INVALUABLE ROOT
YEVHIS inestimable Medicine is recon-
Ill mended for Foul Stomach. Asthma, Long
Standing Coughs, Indigestion. looping Cough,
Dysentery, and Cholic and also for an unpleas
ant Smell arising from the Breath. Price so cts
per bottle.
O For sale in Worcester, by EDWARD
LAMB eely April 81.
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DR. S. HEW
Rheumatic. MERGE, and Bone
IMMINENT.

FKNHE Proprietor, in offering this article
H. to the public. deems it not improper to
frankly acknowledge his motives, which are
hrst, his own interest. aud secondly, to relieve
those who are suffering under those diseases for
which this is designed. lie is well aware that
there are many articles already before the public
tor such complaints yet uoE has ever been offered
which has given such immediate and permanent
relief. 1t was prescribed BY DIR. S. Hewes. dur
ing many years practice in Boston, and obtained
greater celebrity than any other article, and at
his death the recipe left AS legacy to one OF
his connections. of whom it was purchased by the
present proprietor. 1t is not, therefore, new
article, of doubtful efficacy, but hundreds, and
probably thousands, have been cured or relieved
by tsuse. The Proprietor states explicitly, that
it is not" cure for every thing" but is confident
ly recommended in nfsmmatory, seiatic, amp
chronic rheumatism it gives reliefto the swelling
OF the glands OF the throat, and by promotng cir
culation, it relieves the numbness and contrac-
ton OF the limbs TO bruises aud spralns it gives
immediate relief where bones have been trac-
tured, itassists astonishngSi in Strengthening the
muscles. and to persons troubled with tempo
rary deafness a few drops on Sleeps wool, sp-
piled to the ear, will afford relief.
REcoMMENDATIONs.
From the numerous certii Gates, which the
Proprietor has received Off efficacy, he presents
the following =
i5Ntertcu, 1851 o WnOn ~ may concern
certify that for some years past have been afict
ed with rheumatism, and having used many kinds
OF medicine without effect at last purchased one
bottle of DIR. Shubael Hewes' Rheumatism, Nerve
and Bone Linment, and by it was enabled in one
weeks time to go about my house without pain.
feel it duty owe to suffering humanity to let
the public know OF its great value.
JOSIAH STEVENS.
Boston, 1890 This may certify, that have
need nr Shuhusl Hewcs' e.lehratPu Rheims.
lism, Nerve and Bone Liuiment, for bruises and
sprans. and l can recommend it 20 be very use
full article for the public. WARREN THAxTER.
Hartford. Comm This is to certify, that
have been afflicted with the Chronic Rheumatism
for ten years past, and have used two bottles OF
Dr. Shubael Hewes' Rheumatic Liuiment and it
effected perfeci cure. Russell CANFIELD.
Each bottle has stamped upon it the name of
the article, and each wrapper is signed by the
Proprietor. l. F. THATER.
o. Por o~I~, "i.o'Nea'S ""'i .~t"i,, by JOHN
COE, Worcester, sole agent for this town and
County ealy March so.
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FOR SALE.

"A A BRICK DWELLING Housg,
feses ~ situated three-ioGrths of
ILllER mile northwest from Leomnster
nN ~ Meeting House, IN the Great gos.
ton Road 10 Westminster, Green.
field, and Albany Said House is 40 by Is feet
two stories high, thoroughly finished, and un.
usually convenient. Connected with it, is
Kitchen, But cry. Well Room, &c. A covered
way leads TO a Wood Shed, Carriage Shed.
Chaise House, Work Shop, &c, and Barn SO
Feet square. About one acre of Land. in HIGH
state of improvement, set with great variety
of Fruit Trees, surrounded with Picketed
Fence, and lies immediately about the House.
Said establishment would afford very desirable
situation for professional man or mechanic.
Terms of sale liberal
For further particulars inquire of BEZA.
LEI GIBSON, living near the premises.
PHILLIPS PAYSON.
IeOminsteT Anril
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SITUATION WANTED,

I'm a Store, for Lad about Is years Of age,
n who has been in one in this neiglberhood
the last two years, and who can produce good
recommendations. Apply at the Spy Office.
Worcester, April 4.
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TIMBER FOR SALE.

NOR SALE, 5000 feet and s inch Chest.
4 nut Timber, from, 10 to 40 feet ing. In.
luire of JOHN BROOKS, Princeton.
March IA seo5W
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HERoIsM OF FlLIAL AFFEcrIoS. In the
course of the last winter, FIVE Dutch gentlemen
set out from Rotterdam to travel on skates to
Amsterdam. They mad passed over about
twelve miles of the waste of inland waters
which extends betweeA the two cities, and
were with the exception of one of the party
who kept apart, skating with great velocity, in
closes flea. and hands linked in the Dutch
manner, and were striking out far from the
shore, when all at once, the whole file was pre-
cipitated through the ice, and two of the four
were hardly seen TO rise again The other two
were father and son both remarkably fine men.
and the father an expert swimDer, which ena,
bled him to support himself and his son too fer
aconsiderable time, during which he was SO
collected as to give directions to the only one
of the party who had not fallen in, how he
should conduct himself 10 afford assistance
but at length he gave utterance to the thought
that his sons continuing to hold him would be
the death of both. The son Immediately kissed
his father, and with the familiar and .endsaring
expression he was accustomed TO, bade him
good night" lo,,sed his hold, and deliberately
resigned himself to death. The father lives.
and the name at least Of Henry Hook, the son,
must live also.-Lioerpooi Mercury.
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NOTICE.

y q VIE subscribers have formed , connection
ID IN business, under the firm of HOWE "
'rHAATER, and have taken the store formerly
occupied by HOWE, JACKSON, X Co, at the
head of The Canal, Central street. where they
intend 10 Continue the LUMBER BUSINESS.
and also to keep general assortment of VEST
LNDLA GOODS, FLOUR, CORY. RYE, &c,
which they will sell for Cash or Northern Lum-
Der. HAMMOND HOWE.
FRANCIS THAXTER.
Worcester, Feb. s, 1892
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THEY NOW OFFER FOR SALE,
8 hhds Porto Rico Sugar,
5 boxes Havana do.
9 do. Philadelphia Loaf do.
60 casks Dexter ROCK Lime.
20 do. Harris do. do.
100 tons Plaster Paris,
so bbIs. Philadelphia Starch,
50, 600 Eastern L';mber,
60, 900 common Boards,
ITO NJ Northern Shingles,
30 do Eastern do.
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NOTICE

NV lNL.
TENHE subscribers have formed connection
III in business under the firm of ALDRICH
d WARREN, and have taken the Store for
merly occupied by Wheeler q Aldrich, where
they offer for sale general assortment of
GooDs, at low prices, for cash or approved
credit. EBENEZER ALDRICH.
JONATHAN WARREN.
Grafton, March &, 1882. 6wl0
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TO THE PUHIIC.

l. " IL II ~ DAlO.
FHNHE undersigned having purchased the Post
H. Route of Mr.. Luke Beal from Worcester
to Keene, N. H., will supply people with the
Worcester or Keene Papers; and any BUSH
ness entrusted to his care, either at Worcester
or Keene, will be promptly attended to.
Also, Passengers can be accommodated as
we'll as in any other Stage from Worcester to
Royalston, or to Keene.
RUSSELL WHEELER
Rovalston, April 4.
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WORCESTER, IS March %, 1882.
On the above petition, Ordered, That notice
be given, oy causing the said petition and this
order, to be published three weeks SUCCESSFULLY,
before the first Tuesday OF May next, in "7he
Massachusetts, Spy" printed in Worcester, that
the same will be considered at Cour: of Pro-
bate, to be holden at Worcester, on the first
Tuesday of Nav next at ten Of the clock, before
noon. NATH'L. PAINE, J. Prob.
A COPY.
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WANTED.
WANTED
Worcester, Feb. Is.
WANTED.

. OR a first rats J0URNEYM3 TAI
- LORS. Such may obtain good wages, by
appiyingtd CALVIN HATCH.
Worcester, Feb. Is. If
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HIzk1N I TN . I O4NIIs
HubbardstoE, March 90, 1882

NoRc TIER, So. March 81. 1892
On the above petition, Ordered, That the
same will be considered at a Court of Probate,
at Worcester, on the FIRST Tuesday in May
next, at ten of the clock. before noon. and that
notice thereof be published three weeks success
sively, before said Court, in ''Thc Massachusetts
Spy" printed in Worcester
NATH'L. PAINE, }. Prob.
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MICE IN THE MEADOWS. The Northamp-
ton Courier says-We are told that the short
tailed FIELD mouse, has made destructive rava.
ges, in tho meadows Whole acres are plough.
ed up. the roots OF the grass destroyed, and the
trees, where there happens TO be any, are diyest.
ed of their bark IN a most workmanl,ke man.
ger. In consequence of the snow falling be.
fore the soil froEe, they formed habitaiions
above ground and have multiplied in prodg.
ious numbers during the past winter, in pto.
portion as three 10 one in ordinary seasons
These mice are usually food for foxes, the
weasel, the long tailed mouse, and often when
provision is scarce, eat each other with avid.
ty. They are often most destructive TO fields
aud fruit trees, eating up all around them, OK.
listing in such prodigieus numbers as 10 defy all
possible precautions: should the meadows not
be inundated this spring, and the mass of hem
drowned, we fear their ravages will be serinus
iy felt by our frugal husbandmen, the ensuing
summer.
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COMPLIMENT To OUR NATION. The following
highly complimentary remarks are from the
famous writer o. P. Q in the London Morning
Chronicle. They are contained in a letter ad.
dressed 10 the King Of England. "And per-
haps your majesty is also aware, that the ex-
ample of the United States of America has bee
very dangerous 10 absolute manafchs, and alb
soiute governments for those Atlantic repub
licans have shown US that men can eat, ard
drink, and sleep, and have children, and homes,
and tresides, and Christmas roasi beef, and
newspapers. and trade, and commerce, and az
Ficature. and navy, and an army and great
moral and intellectual, as well as poitical
weight in the world, and be religious, and NOR.
al, and literary, and can encourage the arts and
sciences, and have pleasures and amusements
and joys and deiicaeies, OF rational as well as
intellectual, and civilized society-and yet have
no national debt, no king!
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Attest: THEoPH's. WHEELER, Reg
Brookfield, March 90, 1892.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the sub
" scriber has been duly appointed Administers.
tor OF the Estate of JOSHUA W WHlTCOMB,
late of 'rempIeton, in the County of Worcester,
deceased, and has taken upon himself that trust
by giving bonds as the law directs. All persons
indebted to said Estate are hereby called upon
to make immediate payment; and all those to
whom said Estate is indebted are requested to
exhibit their dem ands for settlement.
SAMUEL LEE Admir-
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More Fresh Goods.
GEORGE s. HOUGH

rs now opening a large sliitions' assortment OF
i choice fancy and staple goods selected with much
care as regards either quality, patterns or pr ces;
among them are super ami low pricel lus'rings and
gros de Maps; white, blue. pink and blk ssttns;-
senchews and sarsenets; large assortment OF g'nS
ham, and csicoes; painted musiins, mandarlnes and
.ephvrnes, choice assortment Of Hernsnle and crepe
de Chine shaws gauze, Grape and blond fancy hdks,
one case Irish linens some very fine; crest variety
of summer goods for men and boys; corded skirts
cross bsrred musins; book and cambric do; blk SIX
serge; silk velvet, twed ssrsenet for sleeve ningi
Brown and white drilling; French linen' plaid anu
striped drilling and satteen for psn,aloans; sup oiVe
brown black, and blue cloth; yellow and blue nan.
keers (rea); French bonnet cambria; an assortment
OF silk and cotton hosiery, more THAI usually desirable
Girls colured and white ditto; Gauz hanneis; Inquired
and striped Book muslin for curtsin.i bobbmet and
ditto Iaces; toilet tuck, and other combs fancy mar
brshe, and ns gsuze and most other ribbons; black
and colored hastings and circassiansi Russia brdsye
and table Diapers napkins; oil cloth; Canton windo"
blinds; arse brown linens and basgng; domesties
generally; hsir cloth stocks
cases straw Bonncts Of various qualities and piai
Chldren's Gimp ditto.
case Umbrellas
do parasols; fnged plain, and dsmssk, some We
20 b,n,isome may 3 d5tt5en6t
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SASaAS
$50 Reward

WAS stolen from on board the Steamboat Potomac.
w while living at the harf at Washington, on the
81 inst one small mahogany Writing Desk, containing
package of money, dire cited to Charles Page Esq
Cssht OF Bank of Potomac of Alexandria, and about
one hundred and twenty in notes and s''ver and two
notes Of hand, drawn by Nr spotswood in favor
of Simon Wat for 100 dollars. having credit on the
Bank for a part Of the sum; the other drawn by Mr.
Hunter in favor of SAMUEL rson for So dollars The
desk contained Also many valuable papers Of mine,
AS ell as a small book, bound in bosrds used as an
ccoun and letter book: also, the steamboats, Regis
ter. will give tn above reward tor the detection OF
the desk and II, contents. when delivered to Charles
Page, Esq Cashier of the Bank IF Potomac, or the
Agent of the Boat "h HuBB ALL.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-05-12
Fine Teas. Coffee, Wines,


~ CHESTS, % half cheats, and 20 l3lb boxes.
III hyson, young hyson, imperial, gunpowder and
souchong new teas, (Lewis' cargo.) of supe
rior quality
1853 bags Rio, green Lagulrs and Java coffee
half pipes and quarter casks fine old pale and
brown sherry wine; 90 Indian barrels and 10
or casks dry p,aisga do; 5Pipes sweet malaga
do; half pipes old port do, Is baskets white
and pink champagne do, hhds old Jamaica
rum-All from the CustOn.houso stores, New
York
bsles soft shelled almoads
bale real 6lberts
so boxes. 10 hslf. and 10 quarter boxes H. and
bunch raisins
II hhds Orleans sugar, low price
80 reams Wrapping paper, large size
90 20 foolscap do
30 30 S Ssf s do English white lead in oil
40 half boxes chocolate; 20 half boxes mustard
IS kegs ground ginger IS boxes prunes
3 bales cotton. loa price
"a loaves double refined table salt
IS hhds. and 100 bbls. copper distilled whiskey
Dbl apple brandy; 40 dozen bed cords aud lines
seroon Aptant indigs casks madden
81 lb nutmegs; so ne.,sTugsr boxes
ust received aud for sale by
ma SN"Urr BsIARVNUR u 70.
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lust Received,
MORE DESIRABLE SPRING GOODS.
". H. THOMPSON Y co.
lgAVE received, BY the schooner " sshlns'on and
IA other arrivals, nd ltonal supply OF Staple ana
Fancy Dry Goods; among Which are
Super 8 and Irish linens
IRISH and Russia sheetInbs
Ga, 81, snh 10 Irish table diapers
81 and 10 damssk do
Birds eve and Russia do
So and "a lawns and crash
French and English muslns
Ginghams and calicoes great variety
Grape and gauze hsndkerchieis
Grape and Hermann shawis
Linen csmbric handkerchIefs. some very line
Best black Italian lustrings
Black Gro de Swiss and Gro de Naples
English and Russis drills
Silk Gsmblets, Princettas. and Brocheilcs
variety Of stripes for boys
Brown linens Also.
Brown and bleached domestcs, shirtngs, aud
meetings
Check tickings
Peniten,iary stripes and pIaids
Burlsps, nznsburgs aud ,ck'enbsrgs
All of which are offered for sale. by the piece or
ward, upon the most favorable terms apr,
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TAILORING BUSINESS.
pan0rana IF -MeXlcu.

TTNHIS splendid Repre- sentstion Of one Of the mos
l. beautiful, as we'll as unique Cities Of the world,
after an exhoon of unpar eied success in London
and in some of tn, princpai :ities in this country,
IS NOW OPEN
for the inspection If the citizens OF exandra. and
the public generally, i" building erected for its
reception, in Washington City, aud situated on Mar
ket space south side Pennsylvania Avenue, between
8,h and 9th streets.
II is the original picture, painted By order Of the
Mexican Government, and challenges competition
with any thing Of the kind ever produced IN The Ca
ptol of Europe
Open each day, Sundays excepted, from 9 o'clock,
A. NJ till sunset
Admttance IS cents. Season tickets (hot transfer
able) one dollar each, to be obtained of Mr. u d.
Bullock, Agent for the Proprietors at the place OF
exhibition
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