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SIMGTMG SCHOOL.

NTESSRS. PERRY AND HAMILTON pro-
4A pose form Glass for Instruction in the Elements
and Practice OF SACRED MUSIC. The first meeting will
be held at the CHAPEL THOMAS STREET. on Monday
EUentng October StTt at 81 o'clock when and where all
persons interested invited attend 1t is intended
that the School shall be held half the time the Chapel
Thomas Street, and the other half the Old South
Church II sucen number of persons should subscribe
attend the School, Classes primary and adult will
be formed. Terms-for those belonging the Old South
Central Societies. will be 81 for "a lessonsfor all other
persons 81 50-payable at the third lesson.
Worcester, Oct 2, 1886 dat
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NOTICE.

TIME subscriber offers for sale all the SLIPS or PEWs
bn IN modern style and Of the very best Materials with
ahogany scroll Mahogany dimensions 10 and
half In length by feet and nine and half inches In
width-number of Slips seventytwo.
The present offers opportunity TO any one who is
about building Meeting House. Call upon the subscriber
at No. SO Main Street, or |. WAsHBuRN Ia summer St 4
Worcester, Sept &c, 1876. dw4O
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DIED.

In Boston, Sept. l8, Mr. Elliot Pratt, Al.
In Milbury, Dea Ammi Faulkner, formerly of Boyston
revolutionary pensioner, e94.
In Hubbardst0n Sept %, killed instantly by falling from
wagon and the wheel passing him, Isaac Clark,
son of John Thompson, IL. ~
In Mgrove, steuben CO., Indiana Sept IL. lothian c.
Cutler, Esq, graduate OF Williams College in the Glass
1885, aged A.
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NATIVES AWAKE!

There will be a meeting Of the Native Ameri-
cans the UPPER Town HALL, on THURSDAY EVEN
ING NEXT Oct. 3D. and all persons friendly to the insti
tutons of their country respectfully invited to attend
and hear the principles of the party discussed.
n Seats will be reserved for the Ladies.
Worcester Sent. 3d. DIT Per order.
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THE ETNA INSURANCE COMPANY,

No. So State-street, Hartford, Conn.,,
Htth sound and available Capital of $500. 900,
OFFER their protection against loss or damage by fire 10
~ the citizens Of Worcester and its vicinity Ii nsures
Dwelling Houses and Furniture Stores and Merchandise
generally, Factories, and Mills ON the most favorable
terms.
This Institution has been in operation nearly quarter OF
centuryits reputation for liberal adjustment, and its
promptitude in paying losses well known and estab
llshed. THOMAS X. BRACE, President.
SIMEON l.. LOOMS, Secretary
Hartford March 6, 1916. stf
NJ Persons DESTROYS Of obtaining insurance in the above
Company are referred particulars 10 A. ii. BUL
LucH ESQ.,, in Worcester, Mass.
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"I have hearn tell of CGnt-ices," said Yer
monter but till | read them letters of Benjamin
Franklin Buffers, 1 never knowed kezactly
what they Wos''
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MARRIED,

In this town. Mr. Abel Green to Miss Charlotte Davis
In UxbrJge, Sept 22d, by Rev. Mr. Clark, Mr. Francis
Jackson, of Mount Washington KY to Miss Mary Ann c.,
daughter of Mr. Geo. c. Ridell, of this
In WnhallVt, Sept o. Mr. John ID. Cogswell of Leces
ter, 10 Miss Fanny II. Leonard
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CHANGE AT THE
WORCESTER SHOE STORE.

COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE.
VIE Subscribers having purchased of Thomas Earle his
entire stock of Boots and Shoes would respectfully
form their friends and the public general that they have
formed coparnershp existing under the firm Thompson
IL Ballard for the purpose of ransacting Shoe
business at the old stand 10 Man-street 1t their inten
on TO Keep complete assortment and the rest qualify
All persons DESTROYS of purchasing Boots and Shoes low
prices, are respectfully nvitel call and
Stock-where they will find Ladies' and Gentlemens Pha-
depha Boots and Shoes of the finest quality Also Mems
Boys and Childrens Calf Kid and Thick Boots and Shoes
OF every Descriptions of which will be sold low
any other store We hope by close application bu.
sness, and manfesting a desire please that we may
receive liberal share Of Public Patronage
THOMPSON g. BALLARD.
OLNEY F. THOMPSON,
CHARLES BALLARD.
CARD.
THOMAS EARLE would at this time respectfully return
his thanks to !he citizens of Worcester vicinity the
liberal patronage bestowed him since opening here-it
has been beyond his sanguine expecatiOnsbut
account of his health has been obliged give up and
eels warranted in recommending his continue
with his successOrsmOs of whom have been in the habit
of trading with Thompson one of the firm as he has been
engaged with me the past years. T. EARLE.
Worcester, Sept 18th, l845 d&wtS9
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Cattle Show.
Oil Carnets,
Office of the Worcester 4 Nashua R. R Co.,

WORCEsTER, sept. II. Io4J' J
A SPECIAL MEETING of the Stockholders of the Wor
n cester and Nashua Rail Road Company will be held at
this Office Tuesday, october Z, ls45, at O'Clock P NJ
to the following articles, VIZ:
lst Toascertan whether the Stockholders of the Wor-
ceser and Nashua Rail Road Company will unite with the
Groon and Nashua Rail Road Corporation according to the
provisions ot their respective charters.
3D. To any other business concerning the inter-
OF the Company.
Per order OF the Directors
&. B. LONG.
DIV 40 Clerk pro lem. and Treasurer.
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RAZORS.

THE subscriber has Just received per Hbernia another
lot Of those ceebeated Damascus RAZORS, made ex-
pressly for and stamped with my name. All these Ra
zors are warrant ed Iy the maker to.
5. w. CREECH, HAIR DRESSER
No 8 fremont House, Boston,
Also the celebrated Russian Kesan Shaving Soap the best
article for shaving the United States for sale wholesale
and retail. by S. w. CREECH HAIR DRESSER
80 No 9 fremont House. Boston,
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NEW FASHIONS.

mi ISIS JENCKS having justreturned from New
IVR York with the best Fail and Winter FASHIONS,
with choice lot of Frnged Embrd and BrOcade Ribbons;
PtumPs, FiOWerS,-narrow VelUet Ri6bons-VELVETS.
SATINS, and SILKS, of every variety; Laces Wrought
collars, Under ds Linen revered Handkerches Scars
GLOVES, &c.-will be happy to wait her customers
and furnish make to order all kinds of Millinery Goods
n. b. Wanted Immediately, Mlliners several APP
prentices. d6t w3t40 Worcester, Sept. so.
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REWARD.

WHOEVER will return 10 the Grafton Hotel man BY
w the name of WILSON, who left that place on Mon
day the 22d day of S9p under very suspicious crcum-
stances, shall be suitably rewarded. Said Wilson when he
left had blue and snuff coored pantaucns with
black hat, all considerably He is about IT, high
rather thin set dark complexion and generally walks with
black ivory top Cane in consequence of having the heu-
matsm His business tn repair and tuue piano fOres
and organs &c. lie said he belonged in Keene N. II.
Grafton, Sept 90, 1916. dw2wis j. II. CHENEY.
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FRUIT ST0LEN.-$2O REWARD.
DURING the subscribers absence from town the mast
~ week. the fruit Of three peach trees with pears
has been stolen from his garden The quantity was such
that 1t was probably stolen to SELL Every owner or occu-
pant OF garden is interested in preventing such depreda
tons and TO do his part that end the subscriber will paw
twenty dollars to persons who furnish evil
dence to convict the thief thieves stole his Fruit
ALFRED DWIGHT FOSTER.
Cnestnut-St., w oTcester Sept. %. adv
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MaChinests Wanted,

GlX or Eight Iron Workmen; whom liberal pay and
- steady employment for number of years will be given
None but those Of good moral character and experience in
the business need apply Those with families are preferred
Apply at this Onlce. dwf40 Sept 26.
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Gold Mixed Tweeds,
SPLENDID NEW GOODS.

NFLENUlU NEW GUUDS,
FENHE subscribers are NOW OPENING the
Il largest and best assortment Of
VIEW FALL GOODS
they have ever offered in this Market they respectfully
invite all who wish to purchase. examine their Stock
consisting in part Of Super, Medium, and Low priced
BROADCLOTHS, CASSIMERES, DOESKINS
AND SATINETS,
embracing Styles beautiful coors and great variety
CLOAK GOODS!
Viz Super Black Bueblack and Ced Thbe Cloths very
superior goods and worthy the attention of buyersSupe
Indiana Cloths, Silk Warp Alpaccas, Napoitan Cloths sc
in great variety.
DRESS GOODS,
including all the new styles of Cashmeres Reps D,Eeosse
Dizziness Aepnes, Alpaca Lustres and great variety Of
Cheap D'Lanes, Calicoes, &c.
IN SHAWLS
They feel confident they show, as rich an assormen,
as any other Establishment in town. among them are two
cartons Rch CashmeTes very beautiful paerns-two car
tons very Rich Printed Casheres OF the new STYLE and an
endless variety Of other Shawls.
They intend TO keep frst-rate assortment of
BLACK, and BLUE-BLACK SILKS
Gloves Hosiery, Linen Goods, Laces other fancy ar,c
and a first rate assortment of ' ''N0s'
domestic and Furnishing Goods,
at the lowest cash prices
ID. 5. MESSENGER & CO.,
o9"osouowIsowos opposite Worcester Bank.
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Edward LiVermOre.

(StcceSSOr to N. D. PhHIapS
III AS for sale large quantity of LETTER PAPER which
IL he will sell very cheap.
Also superfne Thin Papers, adapted to The new Pos
tage system, of 2 B. and sheets the half oz-30O miles
sizes, qualities and prices
Worcester, Oct /. dau
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SHAWLS- SHAWLS,
Cattle Show Day, Wednesday Oct 8

A LII PERSONS who intend visiting Worces-
IN the above day, and wishing purchase DRY
GOODS Of every description will find the largest UGriety
and the best bargains offered in this County by cali
ing at HEAD QUARTERS.
We are this week opening large invoices of New and
Rich Goods embracing almost every style of
RICH DRESS GOODS, SILKS, SHAWLS,
CLOAKINGS CALICOES, &c. &c,
the market affords and old patrons and the
public that shall offer every kind of Goods keep
unusually Low PRICES, that may make quick sales
and large HARDON, BROWN & co.
Worcester, Oct /. dwlf40
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CARPETS.

ONE of the best assortmens ever offered in this town
~ and for sale at lower prices
KNIGHTS CARPETS, an dny quantitv, al
Gays on hcnd any assertion to the contrary notw6sand-
ne and will be sold the manufacturers prices addinr
freight ! r. WYMANe
Worcester, Sept so. dwtf40
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Directorv.-Special Notice.
HOSIERY AND CLOVFS
Zephyr Worsteds,

HAVE just received an entire assortment of GER
MAN ZEPHYR WORsTEGs, in all the different colors and
shades. Also TAPESTRY WORSTEI)S, in all the conrs
Worsted Patterns, Tasses Roselts and Cords Canvass
Needles &C. &c. PLAIN and Shaded Purse Twist in any
quantities. all Of which will be sold very low
Merchants will be supplied on liberal terms.
Worcester, Sept So dwt40 J. B. WYMAN
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REMNANTS OF WHITE TRTSE
LINEN.

700 yards White Irish Linens in pieces of from Ia to
yards, which will be sold for much less than their
value. Call soon and buy cheap, of
d2w40 HARDON, BROWN d co
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BY II. w. ROOL.

Syk BARGAIN IN EAST BALTIMORE
THEE LATE FELL'S POINT On the premises, on
-Ah-&~ MONDAY AFTERNOON, May 18th at 5 o.
clock, SIX superior TWO story BRICK HOUSES, with
TWO story BACK BUILDINGS and Attic, containing 6
rooms each, on Fleet street, commencing with No
- e. corner Of Ann street. They are built in the best
manner AID are probably more repete than almost
any other Houses of their sze-they front from ID to
IL feet, and the is we'll adapted for Ciroce
~. For particulars (either o! them may be had at
private sae,) apply to THOMAS MORRIS s. son,
Thames street, near Duncan's Ship Yard.
Another sale SANE DAY, at O'Clock, on the pre-.
misses, two story Brick HOUSE on Wolf, between
WIKI and Fleet streets - feet 'front.' with an alley, so
feet deep, has rooms-alSO for private sale. Apply
to John FERNANDEZ, Barber, on Bond ST. next
to Thames street.
N l6 eO6t II, w BOOI,. Aurt.
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ENHE PHILOSOPHY OF

Vie FFEILUSUPHE OF PUKINAS ING.
u There are some who sell Goods but relviug on
the quality of Their articles place high price upon
them as to make it mpIaccable for tn most persons
10 buy; others again, the other extreme are con
tent to produce article lotrer than their neghbors
though its nerorty Of quality should make il perish
before is used, and is in FACT the dearest of all
Now the true meaning is this. buy the lowest priced
articles which are good, ''Chcop and good' should
he the motto of every wise dealer. This great desira
tu'n is al last supplied-"Good Goods" at low prices
in the Variety Store, No. Baltimore str ct, where
can be bought excellent Clocks S2 Gold Rings IS cts;
do. Pins so; do. Keys IS do Pencils So; solid headed
Pins cts; Hooks and Eyes Ct box; Needles 3 cents
paper; Lead Pencils dozen; Silver Pencils 2t
cts. apiece; Twist Combs cts; Side de- cents pair;
Dressing do. 6! cts; Wallets &C. Scissors cents Jet
Buttons 3 cts. dor; coIored Cotton Gloves cts pair;
Tooth Brushes 6!c; Gum Suspenders l2Ic; Britannia
Tea Pots 60; Coffee do 81 25; Japan Sptons cents
Cardlesticks g.; Lamps 81 Shaving Boxes 80 cts doz.
GEORGE II. VICKERS',
No Baltimore street,
ml2 Between the Bridge and Market.
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WATCHES AND Jewellery.

mp VIM. ROBINSON, MATCHMAKER and Deal
I'm er in Watches and Jewelry, CORNER, oppo-
" SRslte the Museum, has for sale general as
49, Sortment Of WATCHES, CLOCKS, and
JEW ELRI. He has received by late arrivals best
quality of English and Geneva Watches, which he
warrants to be as good and as cheap as can he OBJ
tanned. Also, Jewelry, Chains, Breast Pins Brace
Gold Lockets Specks; Thimbles, sc. Silver Spoons;
plated Candlesticks; Casters; Fruit Baskets Dxon's
Britannia &c. One pice asked and that price war
ranted As low as like goods be had for elseware.
Being practical WATCH MAKER, particular al
tenuon will be paid to REPAIRING all kinds Of
watches. corner OF Baltimore & Calvert-sts.
mJ eou opposite the Museum
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BOARDING SCHOOL.

TULIUS A. FAY will open BOARDING School
81 FOR BOYS on the FIRST MONDAY OF MAY
NEXT, at Elizabethtown, NJ.
For this purpose he has secured beautiful COUN-
TRY SEAT, possessed of every convenience and
coHfort; and is his design to make his school one OF
commanding excellence both in respect to domestic
arrangements and educational advantages.
90 Further information and circulars can be OBJ
tanned by calling Messrs Armstrong s. Berry, Bal
timorestIee Messrs. s. & A. Clark Charles street or
5. +. Sreeler, Esq. Courtand street. Circulars can
also be obtained at the Bookstores generally, and at
this office. mhIS.eo3m.
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A FRESH AND SELECT STOCK OF

- HnoCEhlbS, belonging 10 the late MI JOHN
SilLLEf, al the corner If President and Pratt SITS
for auction. on MONDAY MORNING, May 10, at 10
O'Clock, sale positive. Among the various articles
Mo and other Coffee; Teas of the best quality;
Sugars Spices; Candles; Soap; Lard; Oils; Molasses;
vinegar; Loaf Sugar; sperm and whale Oil; Candles;
Spit ss; Liquors; Wine; Sweet Oil; 30 barrels Family
Flour, ana the entire stock, which one of the best
Tor retailing 1t is large sale, well assorted and
fresh. TERMS all sums under 500 cash; from s 100
TO 5000, TO days; above $780, months, approved pa
per, bearing interest from day of sale. Same day the
entire Furniture, Beds, Blankets, &c.
On same afternoon, at O'Clock on the premises
all the interest Of HE late Jno Stiley deceased in
the Lot and Improvements N. Z. corner Fawn and
Albemarle SIS. Subject 10 ground rent.
NJ l5-eolS II. w. BOOI, Auct,
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NOTICE. BALTIMORE CITY COURT
~ Notice is hereby given to all concerned, that the
June Term Of said Court will commence on the sec
ond day of said month. Witnesses and others inter
ested will be punctual i'll their attendance.
Magistrates are required to make return of all re-
cognLances before Monday, the 18th dan of
Nay. BY order WIN. II. GATCHELL, CLERK,
ap25-3awtl9thm Baltimore City Court
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PHOTOGRAPHIC LIkEN ESSES.
FENAkEGN on an Improved principle, by
KERFDOT n KING

favorable opportunity is offered to the La
dies and Gentlemen of Baltimore, to obtain NINA
TURE PORTRAITS in the most perfect style of
execution, which for Itellke beauty, distnctness and
accuracy, acknowledged to he Unsurpassed. Chill
dren taken at all ages, in from four to seconds.
Adults in from hiteen seconds to minute. Fami-
lies taken III groups; also inyaiids and deceased per
SONS taken at their residence the shortest notice
Likenesses taken in all kinds of weather and salts
faction guaranteed IN all cases. Original Paintings
are likewise correctly copied.
Sh3-RoOmS 1871 and 23 south side of BALTIMORE
STREET, between Charles and Light streets, where
persons respectfully invited tn call and examine
specimens and Judge for themselves. Miniatures CO.
ored in the most beautiful manner fe5-tf
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A A. X ENNARD, JUSTICE OF THE PEACE
EAe No. : NORTH FREDERICK STREET, and next
door to the office of Messfs Campbell s. Burke hav-
ing mad many years practice Justice of the Peace
Is Weparedo attend TO the drawing OF Deeds Leases
Mortgages, Bills of Sale Powers of Attorney, and
preparing lnsolvens Papers, and be found at his
office at all hours (unlesS called out on busness) from
u A. NJ. to6I M, where he will be happy 10 take
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OF Deeds, or will with pleasure wait
on the INDIVIDUALS Mt their residence. mh26-tf
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THEAP BONNET STORE,
u WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
25 HOWARD-ST., Sd door from Fayette.
CA-, The subscriber is receiving his usual Spring
GsMw supply of STRAW BONNETS, of the latest
Il styles, TO which he especially invites the at
tcntion of both wholesale and retail purchasers in part
Florence, Rutland and Pedal Braid Bonnes
Neapotan, Brilliant, Modena and Bird-eye
Fine Brads Bevon Braid Straw do. 37t up
Fancy Bonnets, from 25 to 80 cts; Fluicd Lawn do
Chdren's Bonnets, in great variety, very cheap
Infants Braid and Leghom Hats, Palm Leaf Hats
&c. &c. at
mh25 HAYWARD'S CHEAP STORE.
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AUCTION SALES.
BY II. niEACIiAH.

1O2, CORNER BALTIMORE s. HoLLIpAY-sTs,
YALE SKINS, CLOTHING, &c. VIII be
a added to my sale HIS Saturday EVENING,
at early gas light,
dozen superior CALF SKINS
SUMNER COATS; fine Broadcloth do.
1872 Pocket HANDKERCHIEFS
Gold Patent Lever WATCHES
800 Papers TACKS; boxes Hyde's SOAP
G5- Several lois Fancy and staple DRY GOODS
BRlTTANIA WARE, BOOKS. SC SC.
u L. MEACHAM. Auct.
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FEED, FEED AND FLOUR STORE.
M EW EEED AND EI.AIR GTAR 4

~ WHOLESALE And RETAIL. The sub
scriber has just opened, the corner of WILk ST
and HAPPY ALLEY, FEED, FLOUR AND GRO
Gerry STORE. His stock Of Feed and Flour is very
large, to which he is daily adding by fresh arrivals,
and which will he disposed OF on advaa tageous terms
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL His stock of GRO
CEklES Is small but select aud fresh, intended fox
family retail Goods i'll be sent home free OF charps
ap2l-ln ELI SMITH
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&C.,, CITIZENS, UNION LINE,

u sss CITIZENS UNION LINE,
Ey,,za; 8ks4z.rT0 PHILADELPHIA, by the SPLEEN
did and welknowH Steamers CON
STITUTION and GEORGE WASHINGTON, via
Frenchtown and Newcastle Railroad, leave BOW
LY'S WHARF, foot of South sreet,) alternately
DAILY except Sundays at AZ O'Clock, p. M, or on
the arrival of The Cars from Washington.
{d5- Fare through 10 PHlLADELPlllA....S So.
iG3- Supper provided on board,
MIC A, CRAWFORD, Agent.
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MaASON'S BISCUIT

lVE ANU CKACKEK BhhEHf.
RICHARD C. M.4SON, having removed again to
iis OLD STAND, No. 90 PRATT STREET few
doors east of SOulh-st, is prepared TO furnish the
PUBLIC with superior CRACKERS of every de scrp
ton the shortest notice, and liberal terms
any establishment in this city.
Using the test materials and having first rate work
men he feels confident that his Crackers will please
all who may honor him with their custom.
He would respectfully call the attention of shippers
10 his PILOT and NAVY BREAD, which has given
such universal satisfaction in the West India market,
mlQ-tJeS'
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k5fAA The advertiser offers for sale FARM con
EAi. tanning 1876 acres, in good state Of culilva
EJG!il ton, in healthy and respectable neghbor-
MiA w hood and within pleasant ride of Baltimore.
Fish be had at all times when the navigation Is
open, and fowl in their season, and quantity Of iron
of the best quality along the river shore. Or he
would barter for decent Grocery and Feed Store,
in good location for business. Apply at this office,
ap31-Daw5W
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GROCERY STORE,

a NFfENP UKUCEHY STORE,
~ AND FREE WAGON YARDm
We are now opening some of the best Bargains in
GROCERlE S to be found in the city. Quick sales
Sugar at 6! Coffee :, g. 9, 10 and 10y cts' per
lb Teas from 20 cts to 81; soap cts n bar; Rice
cts 10; prime lot of smoked Herrines at 10 cts. a
dozen. All cheap for cash.
HORSE FEED, of all kinds at low prices.
Our Yard is fitted with high t,nce, good stalls and
sheds, and fee to customers
no. In the city. goods sent home free Of charge
A. W. GOLDSBO1OUGH < CO.,
No. 229 East Baltimore street,
milo Between Bond and Car0Gp,
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d NOLEMAN YELLOTT,

~ ATTORNEY AT LAW, Baltimore,
Having located in Baltimore, will continue to attend
tne terms OF Hartford County Court. Claims FOR col
Iectloh IN that county will meet prompt attention.
once Fayette street, opposite Barnum's Hotel.
E5, George YELLOTT, Attorney at law, Bel
Air, Md. mhn9 Pm
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ICE! ICEM ICEm! ICEm.

ICE! ICE! ICEM ICEm!
VHyHE subscriber would inform the citizens OF
n Baltimore that he is prepared to receive orders
to any extent for his pure ROCKLAND LAKE ICE,
which he will deliver Families Hotels, Steamboats,
Vessels, &c. at New York prices, and guarantees to
serve ALL through the season, who leave their orders
previous to first of June.
w. JONES, lOl Spears wharf
P.S. As have new driver upon one Of my wa
CONS my Gus toners that might be neglected will much
oblige me by sending information to the office.
ml6-IW