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The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1846-12-30

From MEXICO. The New Orleans papers
contain accounts from the city of Mexico to the
10Th of Nov.
Vera Cruz paper of the 18th ult, says that
there will soon De concentrated at San Luis Po-
tosi 10000 infantry, 40 pieces of artillery, 5000
cavalry, and 10000 rancheros all well equipped
and disciplined.
The same paper announced the arrival in San
Luis on the llth of Gems. Valencia, Cortazar
and Pacheco, the first named having division of
5000 troops in the valley of San Francisco for
want OF quarters in the capitol. The letter also
speaks of the fine state in which were the two
brigades under the command Of Gems. Vasquez
and Sombardini. 1t also commends the five
brigades of cavalry under the command OF Gems.
Minon, Romero, Juvera, Guezman and Cortazar
1t adds that another body OF 5000 men is organic
ing in the town of lula, which last are to act ac-
cOrding to circumstances after the americans
haze taken possession of Tdmpico, as the forces
which occupy it will be in communication with
1000 Americans who have left Monclova for
Monterey or Saltilo.
MEXICAN ITEMS A division of troops called
runners has been organized, to harass the Amer
leans while marching, and cut off Struggling part
les. They already numbered ten thousand men,
armed with lances and matchocks- old muskets
which the scarcity of arms compels them to use
These forces are commanded by experienced Off
GERS. Among the officers in Santa Annals army
at San Luis Potosi, we note the names OF Valen-
ella, Vazquez and Lombardini, commanding div
isions of infantry and Minon, Romero, Juevera,
Guzmsn and Cortaza of Cavalry. Generals Pac-
hoco, Perez and Megiaz command brigades OF in
fantry. Generals Anpudia, Mejia, Arista, and
indeed all who were in any of the late battles,
appear to be rather unpopular. Their names are
seldom mentioned. Santa Anna ordered grand
serenade in camp in honor of the termination of
thu armistice. This was duly celebrated on the
night of the 10th November. All hands were
united into one immense orchestra, which played
the most inspiring airs during the night, begin
ing at midnight.
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STEAM CHRISTI MILL

STEAM GItIST MILL
THE subscriber having purchased OF VIM b. WHITNEY
undivided half Of the right Of using and vending in
Worcester, PLATT'S PATENT PORTABLE GRIsT
MILL would hereby inform the public that they have
OF the above Mills In operation Court MILL,where they
prepared TO Grind, 10 order, sn kinds Of graiE
Worcester, Oci ~. q REUBEN REhls.
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Worcester & Nashua K, r, COmDany.

WUfCUSIIF q NdSIua K, K. company.
NOTICE hereby given that an Assessment Of five dol
lars has bean laid by the Directors on each Share OF
the Capital Stock OF this Company upon which an Assess
men of five per cent has already been made payable NJ
the Tfeasurer's Office, las Main street. Worcester on iii
first day Of January and Assessment of ten
lars has been laid all the shares the Capital Sto,s of
said Company upon which Assessment has been made
payable at the time and place aforesaid.
e. H. HEMENWAY, Treasurer
w. & NJ R. r. Company
Stockholders in Nashua will find their receipts at the
Ms hua Bank, and those Lancaster at the Lancaster
Bank.
Worcester, Nov. 25th 1885,
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NOTICE,
SALES IN PHILADELPHIA,
BY CLAGHORN Il HILL.
AuCiiOneeFS L Commission Merchants,
Nos. 81 & 81 Ma1ket. street Philn1elnhin

Regular Package Sales Of
BRITISH, FRENCH AND AMERICAN DRY GOODS
held every Wednesday Morning, on months credit
Goods from the shelves sold every Saturday. at 10 O'Clock
II Advances every description of Goods con
signed and every Information qnd facility afforded IL ,n
signors by w. G. ROBINSON, Agent
SO dwtf No. 81 FULToN-sT,. BOS7O ~
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NEW FALL GOODS, Just received at
IN Kings Lace store between 18th and

u
18Th streets, Pennsylvania avenue, vzs
dresses, from TO 10 cents per yard
1000 yards gimp fringe, at 2cents per yard
900 pieces bonnet and cap riband, which we will
sell uneommonly cheap
200 papers solid head pins, only cents per paper
900 spoos Of cottons, 2cents per spool, warranted
200 yards on each spool
900 skeins sewing silk, only three-fourths Of a
cent per sken
variety imported 10 this country, the new
names of which are too hard TO mention.
ALI yards fancy net, of every description and
style, for caps, caPes, wells, shawls, head
dresses, DC.
100 Lisle caps, only cents each
500 linen handkerchiefs from l2I cents to IS each
Also, a splendid assortment Of French-work
CHEMISTS, infants robes, &c, which will be sold
cheap.
With good assortment OF infants caps and
worked waists, at so cents each
Also, splendid profusion of fancy articles, VIZ:
Gauze wells, mits at cents per pair, gloves at 5
cents
French flowers from st to SO cents
Thread, Lisle, and bobbin edgings, from cent to
SO cents per yard
Lace capes, ruches only cents, muslin dresses
Tuck combs, Grass-coth skirts
Swiss and Tarleton muslins, quillings, insertings,
&c.
The above named goods are all new and fashion
able, part Of which arrived by the last Atlantic
steamer.
J. T. & C. KING.
Cant IE-Iu
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From the N. Y. Daily Globe.
DUTIES ON WINES.

"The Globe of yesterday has the following:
Look, too, at the injustice practised under
Mr. Cays tariff Costly Madeira wines pay but
81 per cent under Mr.. Walkers bill they will pay
40 per cent n.
els not this atrociousi Time and again has the
fact been shown that Madeira wines are CHARGED
siry cents per gallon by the tariff of AZ Gully equal
to forty per cent? and that the practical reduction
to FIVE or six per cent was made by iocotoco Seere
tary ofhe Treasury oping this clause Of he tariff OF
42, and cutting dOton the duty 10 SIR on eight cents per
gallon IN defiance ofh All this has been stated over
and over again; nobody is so brazen as to contra
dict il yet the Globe does not hesitate to lie il down
as above. What be the hope Of diffusine cor
rect views with regard to great public question,
when they are assaied with such falsehoods as the
abovef'-N " Tribune.
The Tribune's charge Of falsehoodp win not an
sver. We stated fact which even that paper does
not attempt to deny, that costly Madeira wines UNI
der Mr. clay's tariff pay but 81 per cent, while
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Wright's Indian vegetable pills co,.nterfeited.
winchester Medical COLLEGE.

VINHE course of lectures in this institution will
l. commence on Monday the 9Th day of October
and terminate the last of May.
The chairs are filled by the following gentlemen;
Hugh III, Mcclure, M. d., surgery.
Daniel Conrad, NJ D.. anatomy and physiology.
Philip Smith, M. d., theory and practice Of
medicine. - ... ..|
John II. Straith, M. d., obstetrics, diseases Of
women and children, and medical jurisprudence.
VIM. A. Bradford, M. D., chemistry and materia
medca.
The term Of instruction being eight months (dou-
bic the usual period) will afford ample time to the
student to revise and keep pace with the lectures,
thus obviating the necessity of preparatory study
The student will also have frequent opportunities
Of attending clinics, and the very extensive surgical
practice Of the professor Of that branch will afford
large field for observation and Improvement.
Every facility will be offered for acquiring thor.
ough knowledge Of practical anatomy
The fee for each course Of lectures is twenty dol.
lars Dissecting ticket ten dollars. Boarding can he
procured in Winchester at very low rate perbans
lower than any town Of the same size in the JJnion
individuals desirous Of attending the lectures can
procure any information they may wish by applying
to either OF the professors. TT %
ID. CONRAD, M. d., Dean.
Winchester, (va.,) June 10, 1886
June 2O-cp3m
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Sept l6-lw
NOTICE TO CLAIMANTs.---Th Thirty

NOTICE TO CLAIMANTS Thirty
~ three years experience as a clerk in one Of
the principal accounting Offices of the Treasury,
Third Auditor's,) in which was acquired thor
ough knowledge Of the preparation and arrangement
Of public accounts, and Of the laws and principles
governing their settlement, fully qualities the sub
scriber TO undertake the transaction of any business
connected with the public departments. He has for
that purpose opened an agency Office in Washing
ton, and will attend To the collection of claims or
any other business, either in the departments be-
fore Congress States, as well as individuals hay-
ing accounts to adjust with the general government
particularly those arising from transactions connect
I'd with the Mexican war, would find il to their adj
vantage to employ him. .......
RICHARD BURGESS.
Residence on llth street, between G and Ii
streets.
James w. MeCulloh, First Comptroller Of the
Treasury.
Albion X. Paris, Second Comptroller Of the
Treasury.
Peter Hagner, Third Auditor Of the Treasury.
General Thomas s. Jesup, Quartermaster Gen
eral United States army.
General George Gibson, Commissary General Of
Subsistence.
General Roger Jones, Adjutant General.
General Nathan Towson, Paymaster General.
Colonel Joseph G. Totten, OF the corps Of engi-
neers
Colonel John J. Albert, of the typographical engi-
neers.
Richard Smith, esq, cashier Metropolis Bank.
James Thompson, esq, chief clerk Third Audi
tors Office.
Washington, Sept l6, ls46-3taw4w
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MARsHAL,s SALE.

TN virtue Of Iwowrits Of fsri faeias, issued 6o,.
il the clerks Office Of the circuit court of ~
District Of Columbia for the county Of WashinS,on
and to directed, shall expose at public sais q,
cash, on Thursday, the l7th Of this month, al N.
front Of the courthouse door Of said county a, "a
o'clock, a. M, the following property, viz
One negro woman, named Eliza, aged about "a
years, seized and levied upon as the property Of r
l.. Thruston, and sold 10 satisfy udicials No 10 ~
November term l943, and judieisls No II to AZ"
yember term 1874, both in favor Of Nathan Hal
land against said Thuston
ALEXANDER HUNTER
Marshal of the District Of Columbia
Sept, 8, ls46-dts
~ The above sale is postponed I'm
Tuesday, the 22d instant. Sale 10 take place SAM
hour and place.
A. HUNTER,
Sept lI--dts Marshal Of d. C.
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ID. PAINE d. Co,

Managers IF lotteries, Richmond, Va.
IELook to the 10th of September !-ss1
N + present to our numerous friends and pat.
w rons throughout the United States one of tho
most brilliant schemes ever presented 70 the public,
and 1t is presented at this early day IN order that
distant correspondents may have ample time to for
ward their orders and receive their tickets before
he day of drawing arrives. The prizes in this
grand scheme amount to over one million of dollars
and the risk on package Of whole tickets is only
S2is which may contain the grand capital of $685. QUO
aud three of $4,000.
Address orders for tickets to ..... ...
d. PAINE q CO., Managers
Richmond, Va
Grand consolidated lottery, class No 80, to be
drawn on Saturday, September 10Th, 1886, at VIII
mIngton, Delaware. IS numbers, ID drawn.
GRAND sCUcnr
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~ subscriber has just received on consignment
lVV reams very superior printing paper "a by 80
inches, which will he sold low for cash M
FITZHUGH CoYLE,
General Commission and Agricultural Ware
house, near the corner Of 9Th street and Penn av
Sept 10--3nwlw
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BY A. GREEN, AuctiOneer.
Sale Of Valuable Building
Sept. l5-d

TRUSTEES Sale OF Valuable Building
Il Lots and Greenhouses at Auction
On Thursday, the 18th instant, shall sell, at
O'Clock, p. m, by virtue ofa deed of trust from WIN.
BUST to the subscriber, given the Sd day of Jan
uary l642 and recorded in one of the land records
Of Washington county, D. c., in Liber w B, No,
81, foos AZ, 40, so, that beautiful property known
as Buist's Garden, at the corner of 18th and H
streets, lots No. /, 2, 3, and 4, in Davdsons subd
vision of half Of the square No. 3l8, with the i'm
provemeDts, which are two brick green-houoes,
with well of excellent water in the yard. The
properly fronts 100 feet inch on H, and ITO feet
on 18th street II is not necessary to give any fur
Their description Of the property, as il is well known
to he the most desirable property now for sale in
Washington. Terms at sale.
RoBT BROWN, Trustee.
A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
Sept 7--eod&ds aa
The above sale is postponed until Tuesday, the
22d instant, same hour, by order of the trustee.
A. GREEN, Auctioneer,
Sept led n...a -aa.
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TNRUSTEE'S SALE OF Valuable Prop
Il erty.-By virtue Of deed OF trust to the SUB
scriber, dated the 18th day Of January, ls43, and
duly recorded in Liber w B, No. l26, folos So, 81,
S. and Sc, one of the land records of Washington
county, in the District Of Columbia, shall sell, in
front of the premises, on Wednesday, the 23d inst,
at hafpast O'clock p. m, all that lot, piece, par
eel, or portion Of ground, known as lot No "a; in
square No. 1913, with the two-stoy and basement
York avenue, between 9th and 10Th streets.
The terms Of sale are 81 500 of the purchase
money in cash, the balance in equal payments Of
six and twelve months, for notes with approved &C.
curity, bearing interest.
EDWARD N. ROACH, Trustee.
ROBERT w. DYER, Auctioneer.
Sent. l5-d " ..... 1913
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BY A. Green, Auctioneer.
VALUABLE building Lot at Auotio,

VALUABLE building Lot at Auction
On Friday evening next, the 18th instant Al
O'Clock, shall sell, in front Of the premises, psr
Of lot No. H. in square No. 348, fronting about Is
feet on L street, and running back about 100 le,t
This lot 10 very desirably located one square from
streets. ........
Terms Of sale: one-third cash; balance in equal
payments at six aud twelve months for notes sali,
factorily secured, bearing interest.
r. w. DYER,
sept l2-eodddsif Auciionesr
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Prints only-New Fail styles,
Al the extensive estsblisbnen, NJ

II EE a BREWSTER, A Cedar street, New
- York, where concentrated nearly all the
new styles Of printed calicoes which have been pro-
duced IN this country, imported for the fall trade,
and offered for sale, for cash or approved credit
at prices greatly reduced within the last few DAYS
Purchasers are guaranteed the prices, and allow.
snces made for given period.
Catalogues, (renewed and corrected daily y reeu-
ating the prices, placed in the hands of buyers
and sent with goods ordered.
Sept ely
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VERY valuable Lots at Public Auction
On Monday, the 2lst instant, at halfpasI four
o'clock, shall sell at public auction part OF lot No
~, in square No. 800 fronting % feet inches on
l2th, near the corner Of II street, and running back
100 feet. This lot is most desirably located for
private dwelling.
And at halfpsst Eve o'clock, the same evening,
shall also sell, in front of the premises, part Of O
No. "a In square No. $685. fronting 81 feet 10 inches
on avenue, and running back the depth Of the lot
to thirty feet ally. This is a very desirable build.
ing lot. IL fronts nearly opposite the City Hall,
between Sd and II streets.
Terms OF sale; one-fourth of the purchase money
in hand the balance in equal payments at nine,
twelve, and eighteen months, for notes satisfactorily
secured, bearing interest
r. w. DYER,
Sept l2-eod&dsf Auctioneer.
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A NEW WORK, just published, and for sale
IA at the book and pamphlet stores, and the
printing Office of Mr.. J. N. Davis, corner Of Penn
syvsnia avenue and 18th street, pamphlet of 80
pages, entitled THE claim ofthe Church Of Rome
to the exercise Of religious federation during the pro-
Prietafy Government Of Maryland examined; by
Josiah F. Polkn aa ~
Sept l2--eodlw
llntellgencer, Fountain, and Saturday Evening
Visiter viii please copy.l
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Out OF FAsHIoN.--Ge Gentlemen disposed
" to economize in their hats are respectfully noh
fed that, in accordance with our usual custom after
the change Of fashion, we will dispose Of our re-
naming stock Of Sout Of fashion ha,sn at twenty
per cent. less than usual prices -
STEVENS & EMM0NS,
Nos. / and 2 Browns Hotel
Sept, l5--6teoif
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CAMPHINE.--Fresh Camphne, very low for
~ cash, at Mcclery & Clements, opposite Full
ler's Hotel,
Sep 10-lwif
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BY A. GREEN, Auctioneer.

BY A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
GOOD Frame House and Lot al auc-
" tion.-on Monday, the 2lst instant, | sbsI
sell on the premises, at O'Clock, p. m, part of ot
No. 3, in square No. $50, with the improyemsD,
which is good and nearly new two-story fran,
house. The aboye-named property fronts on Nsw
York avenue, between 9th and 7Ih streets, a hand.
some location, and near the new markethouse in
the Northern Liberties.
Terms: 0ne-hslf cash, balance a credit Of al,
months, for notes satisfactorily secured, bearing 10
terest
A. GREEN,
Sept l7-stThS&M Auciiopssr
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~ Remember, in purchasing by the package,
we always give in three tickets.
We have every day lotteries from 81 to 500, and
when remittance il made to US, large small, we
hand. The drawings sent, when requested to oil
who order from US. The cash for all capitals can be
had as usual, at sight On all letters enclosing cash.
or prize tickets, the postage need not be paid, The
tickets IN the above lotteries are received and oil or
ders addressed to US will meet the most prompt and
confidential attention. Address
ID. PAINE & CO, Managers,
Sept l0--d&cp Richmond, Va
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See the manner in which history is written.
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Sept l2-eod&dsif
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-02-09
INDIA RUBBER FACTORY,
NeDdTA' Nec Jersey.

Store No. So Walden Lane. New York
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN ALL
KINDS OF INDIA RUBBER GOODS
CORRUGATED suspenders shoes Cloth Tor Carl &c Tor,
- Life PreseSer hAekiHe Banding Water Clothing and
every other ares mace from India ae. OF 50.
Penters exhibited American Institute,
and aisei impartial elimination comparison others
eeved the hFst premium aiees make
have undergone the given entire
We unfeservedy invite Merchants other from the Middle
Southern and South Western At our establishment
where they will ind good selected assortment Of India
Rubber Goods Our liberal and satisfactory TO All
buyers An orders promptly eIeeuied
l6-6m A.
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T. III N A II ALL.
FALL srFPLY or
GLASS ANN rnrNrtr-

srFPI.Y OF
CHINA. GLASS AND EARTHENwARE.
II the ships Montezuma and Adirondack via
New fork and the Nirznian City Liverpool
s SUBSCRIBER has received the larger Supplies
400 ~ me snip 'k away, from Liverpool daily expected At
Sy Point he vii receive the China
hA7ben~Are, direct from the Manufacturer CONFUSING Of new
shapes nd patterns
ny The regular packets from Boston receipt
phes OF Cas- from IN" Manufacturer prepared tn offer
e arg and desirable Assortment Of superior goods
To all who may
ms goods and prices Inducements
who buy for cash, and To punctua
large assortment Of Lard Lamps Loosinz Glae. s,on,
Ware &C n han HIGH A WATT
M ~ WrerrM No
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-02-09
VISIT OAK HALL,
HosrON, Mass
THE MOST POPULAR OF THEM ALL.

THE MOST POPULAR uF THEM ALL
-rn1,, -,
roN the suggestion oil several gentlemen OF
~ Richmond, Va and vicinity vh1 the habit of forward
ing IN nay establishment their orders for Clothing forth
lowing for the Of
OF paying large sums for their Clothing.
Recommendations and orders must be post paid and
MED With the money or dn payable in Boston at sight Any
gentleman wishing to send his order will whether
eorpulen SLIM his height and his slso
meaure but should prreT perfectly have his
measure aken by some tailor for Coats Pants and Ness and will
insure g cd IT. - -
FALL CAMPAIGN!
rngnfffccnt, Chnstc and Original Designs for
hemodcfing Oak Hall for all rradrI
ADVICE TO PROFESSIONAL MEN MERCHANTS. CLERKS
WITH MODERATE SALARIES, FARMERS. MECHANICS
sEAAEN, FlkEMEN AND OTHERS VISIT OAK HALL!
ARRIVAL OF FALL GOODS! To WHOLESALE DEA-
LERs!
would mot respectfully norn the Of Boston and
strangers visiting the city tser delay osiI during which
time have not been he have completed
tbs magnificent scale greatly former
nesis The Hall spesdidy Decorated with almost Magic Ee
The architecture being Gothic, has the
Poruny display hs taste TO advantage Tbs paintings which
adorn the wal perfectly chase and
will b. fully compensated for the trouble Of visiting The
design and effect OF the Interior especially when unA
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-02-09
VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL
MITSIC.

SIGNOR GEORGE takes pleasure in informing the ei-
~ OF Richmond and vicinity that
this and prepared Lessons T.stru
seuGi hEse signor George Piano Porte
Guitar Caroneuc Flute CornopeAn, Kent BuEe French
Ee ke His Focal fHstrEeiSH
m give his pupils thorough knowledge OF
Classes be formed AT his residence Bank
Ladies who prefer IT, will be waited residences
usHen who desire to fern among themselves
do AMI instructions kinds
the most moderate tems-The be n Evening
Any len sienor CeorEe a p
w. Taylor's Music Store; Nash Woodhouse Randolph
4 o.s Boob store. VIII be promptly Aiended 2a-6m
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-02-09

TO THE LADIES IN REICIIaV
MI DEPlLAroRY Fowler found highly
1fl and Of ladies' who been cd viii .n
perous hair principally when growth has confined the
lip And side the face the bor
features When used with proper according TO IN.
tons viii be found 10 be addition a. the u,.
Of sharp entirely the hair IS removed
IN Eve t. minutes after its application
This nfaIbe remove
hair Amer have received e.ri6cs,r M
which contested.
For sale, wholesale aud retail,
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Freight and Passage
FOR NEW ORLEANS.

AskINs LBBY's Paek.ts between hnond and
New Orleans win regular September
and VII BE- composed Of the following
bafane BACHELOR, Capt HIsAs Hosros;
BnE ORLEANS, Capt W. s.rrr
Brig JOSEPHINE. Capt Jos, Rortx-os
ops OF the Above vees will regularly
onh We can with eonfsnos
' PUBIC as they bsh
as low NJ any other ve-- AMI
efee' en OF long experience the
haVns very superior
passenger, apply J FISHER a SoN or
HAsKINs T. LIBBY.
~ An freight from country will b.
and forwarded BY charging regular d.yase
wharfage
u22 N, "a
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New and Rich styles OF Tea and Dinner

UsT opened at China Hail entirely and rich
styles Of Tea and Dinner Services attention
NE psble invited Likewise patterns Flowing
Blue Jet Dinner servieeand White
press Callai No - China Hall, West Main Street
eS HUGH A. WATT