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OPENING THIS DAY,

x OIGsASAANu AAAO O0AS
At Mar,cell & Sears Cheap Lace Store,
Laces Of euery Description.
Oh DOZ. Ladies Dress Caps
~ 6 boxes Face Flowers
boxes Bonnet Wreaths
100 pieces Fancy Ribbens
splendid assortment of Inside Hdkfs. Of the
richest French Embroidery.
Also, Needle Wrought (French) Collars, from
374 cts. TO ST. SO
A large lot of lace, nett. and embroidered
Capes, of the latest patterns
doz. Neck Scarfs
A profusion of Ladies Gloves and Mits
Figured, plain and fancy striped Netts for
caps, capes and scarfs
Fly Nets, for protecting frames and mirrors, 3
yds wide, only so cts per yard
Black and white thread and silk Illusion Nets,
for wells
White Tarletons, Rouche Cuttings
Lace and Silk Buttons
Black SILK Fringe, &c. &c.
To which we invite the special attention Of the La
dies, this arrival makes our stock complets and
prices are 25 per cent cheaper than elsewhere.
UT Remember the place, Roby's Old Stand.
North side Pennsylvania Avenue, between 9th and
10Th streets, next door to e. LindsIcy's Hardware
Store.
N. b. We have also large lot Of Gentlemens
Linen Thread Gloves, which we will sell very cheap.
june l5-3teod M. d 8.
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On Saturday, a member moved to strike from
the Navy Appropriation bill, an item for the
purchase Of musical instruments. He evident.
ly has no music in his soul II our men ever
get beaten for the want Of music, he ought to
be held responsible. a
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LIST OF ARRIVALS
At the Principal Hotels in this City, for
the day ending June I3, at IL M.

A10 Il OE fARNAV fAAS
At the Principal Hotels in this City, f0l
the day ending June I3, at l2 M.
BEERs' TEMPERANCE HOTEL
J Maginn, N Y. IA AughinIaugh, Dayton, D
H Jones, Newark, N J.
UNITED STATES HOTEL
w Nelson's, N H. L Gambler, Md. G Shilds
Va 8 F Jorden and Lady. do. Mr.. Mcintyre and
Lady, do. Mrs. Storms, N Y. s II Mason, u s A.
w jackson, Va. G w Sanford, Bait c Wood, N Y
CoLEMAH's HoTEL.
A w Delafeld, N Y. A A Fraiser, N o. ] Gard.
ner, Rio de Janero. B Tucker, Va. CIV Long
Louisville. w Holcombe, Ind. s Lewis, do. Mr.
Hobart, Va. Miss Nixon, do. q B Luck and Lady
do. B c Smith, SN. ZMPhilps, N Y. II
Anderson, Holly Springs w w Wallace and Lady
Pa. J JMcKrum, 81. Louis. H Clapp, " Y. J L
Glare, England. H CutIip, N Y, G Ridgley
Nd. R Spire, N B. Capt H Bell, N H. f E Tucke
do. VIC H Jones, Wife and children.
BRows's HOTEL.
M r Taylof. u A. Mr.. Rust, Va. B Harrison
Bait L Shackelford, Ala. r. Young. Md. Mr.
Graham, Phila B Miller, Bait E r Ford, Va
A 9 Abel, Bait. H Bradley. La. J Huass, la. d
Rose, do. D A Herrick, NY. ~
FULLER's HOTEL.
DL Hassinger, Pa. Kirbey, N Y DR.. and Mrs
Campbell, N Y. E w Hall, Nd P.Wilson, Va. "
Glenn, do.
"
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EXTRA ATTRACTION!
FOR SIX NIGHTS ONLY.
A. C.pruv,~ SAyoou A kN@sa

Positively Closing on Saturday Evening.
CHEMICAL DIORAMAS.
l. Milan Cathedral
II. Belshazzars Feast
iii. Destruction of Babylon
Nv. Funeral Of Napoleon
Concluding with Grand Display Of
usN CRoMATROPE VIEWS. 90,
r. WINTER begs leave to inform the citizens Of
Washington and vicinity that this will be the last
week of his exhibition in this city. 9s3
or Admission 25 cents only. Doors open at
~, commencing at 81 o'clock precisely. Day EI-
AZ o'clock precisely. For full description 600 small
bills. june l5-lw
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A Man HUsG.-A messenger came % the
city yesterday afternoon, in search Of coroner,
who stated that man had been found hung
in the woods, about three and . half miles Out
on the Falls road. Coroner Brown went out
but had not returned late in the evening.
Baltimore Sun Of Saturday.
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News, OR NoTHING.--ln marching, soldiers
take rs steps per minute; in quick marching,
l80; and in charging, $50.
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The unfortunate women whom the Mexi-
cans massacred so horribly last month, between
Corpus Christi and Point Isabel, are supposed
to have been the lady OF an officer in the army,
and her servant and child, who left New York
in April to join her husband, then encamped
at Corpus Christi Ha a'W
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We learn from the Frankfort, (Ky) Com
monweaIth, that Judge Kinkead lately perform
ed very handsome and acceptable act, by the
appointment OF Mrs. Trimble, the accomplish
ed and estimable lady Of the late John Trimble,
as Clerk of the Carter Circuit, in the place OF
her deceased husband.-.Nat Intel
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Baltimore Sun'I Saturday

MoNEr.-Nearly three hundred thousand
dollars, in specie, were exported from New
York during the month Of May. Ofthis amount
$2O7 1897 were shipped to Liverpool. and $79,-
1877 to Havre.
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MnlrARY.--Company F, Of the 4th Regi-
ment U. s. Infantry, under the command Of
Major Brown, sailed yesterday from Fortress
Monroe for Point Isabel. There are three other
companies at Old Point--Portsmeut Era Of
Th,Tsdau.
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Honorable Age is not that WHICH standeth
in length Or time, nor that is measured by
plumber Of years; but wisdom is the gray hair
unto man, and unspotted life is old age"
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The House now meets at 10 a. m, but to-
wards one and two O'Clock there is no quorum
This is like getting up early and going to bed
again.
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DIED.

AT Mrs. Townley's, in this city, on Friday
evening, about O'Clock, Captain JOHN Ro-
GERS, principal chief of the Western Chero-
KEGS, aged about seventy years.
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Honeyman, convicted Of robbing the barge
Clinton Of $32, 900 was sentenced TOT years
Imprisonment, at New York on Saturday,
Miller, his accomplice, received 5 years. ~
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REPOSITORY AND WHIG, Chambersburg, Pa.
A large weekly family newspaper, at 81 so
per year. ct
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CORRESPONDENCE

How glorious is this invention Of writing, where
Dy we can easily communicate TO absent friends
whatever may afford them pleasure or Improvement
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UNITED STATES SErAroR.--The Concord
Daily Patriot, announces the election of John
7. Hale. as United States Senator from New
Hampshire. for six years from the fourth Of
March next.
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The new census Of France is to be taken
this year. The population is now estimated
at "a millions. 3ilt
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ON OUR DESK.

The Cold WATER FOUNTAIN, published at
Gardiner, Me-, weekly, at 81 90, seems to be
strong advocate for our cause. We are
pleased to exchange.
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CITY AFFAIRS.

Let not be so absorbed in the doings OF others,
to forget what is going on at home.
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The Senate has advised the President TO ac-
cept the proposition recently made by the Bri-
tish Minister for the settlement of the Oregon
difficulty. There were only twelve negative
votes, and six Senators absent A treaty based
upon this proposition is expected to be sent to
the Senate early next week.
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RUMoRs.--It is rumored over this city,
though we have no official authority for the
statement, and will not vouch for the truth of
it, that the Senate of the United States has
been engaged, with closed doors, for three days
past on message from the President of the
United States, consulting them about the pro.
priety Of accepting terms proposed by Mr.
Packenham for the adjustment Of the Oregon
question. There are different rumors about
the precise character Of the proposition. 1t is
said in the streets Of Washington this evening,
Immediately after the Senate adjourned at S
O'Clock, ,ltfat they advised the President TO ac-
cept the proposition by vote OF 38 TO l2!
We cannot consent TO keep these important rl-
mors from our readers, although we have no
official evidence fol, them, and have had no
communication upon this event with any mem
Der Of the Senate or Of the administration.
tsAil asi eaissg. Union Of Friday night
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On Saturday stranger took cup Of coffee
al one Of the refectories at the Capitol and they
charged him quarter for it. He came grum-
bling away, and remarked TO friend that he
could have bought four glasses OF grog for that
When liquor is four times cheaper than tea
and coffee, it is strong temptation to in.empe.
rate men 70 prefer il. A cheap coffee house
in this city would work wonders.
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! NE VS. ITEM s.
WHAT'S il but Map of busy life,
Its fluctuations, and its vast concerns r. Cooper

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CHEsAPEAKE AND o. CANAL.-The lumber
land Civilian of Friday says:
owe have the pleasure Of announcing to
our readers, thai the negotiation, TO which we
referred in our last number, has been perfect
ed We therefore unhesitailngly assure the
public, ttai operations will be speedily resum-
ed upon the entire length of the unfinished
portion of the canal, and that the contractors
have command of $500 900 TO ensure the sue
cess of their undertaking. An additional sum,
fully adequate to meet every contingency, will
be ready for them, when necessity shall require
it. Through the instrumentalty Of the Pre-
sidents Of the Maryland and New York min
ing companies, money has been obtained to
complete the canal, under the provisions Of the
act Of the assembly of l845."
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SHocKIrG.--Th Coroner Of N. York, held
an inquest last week on the body Of young
girl only nineteen years OF age. who had died
from delirium tremens We commend this les,
son to the 'Tradesmens' Mutual Benefit Asso-
ciation' of Drunkard MAKERS Pledge.
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oo- The Pledge and Standard well says,

9o- The Pledge and Standard well says,
Tsro hundred and forty three licensed rum
selling taverHs in Lancaster county! Keep
that before the people
And we say there are elicensed rum-selling
taverns'' all oser the country, ,Obere temperance
men ivc Keep that before the people, too
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Hocs.-The hogs seem 10. be running al
large, much to the annoyance and injury Of
some Of our citizens who have put crops in
the ground, and have not taken Gas they did
not think themselves bound to do ~ the pre-
caution to fence against them. Will the
proper authorities see TO this
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Ono RIVER. At Pit,sburg FIVE feet water.
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At the rate Of half million a day, the gov
erment and War expenses amount to $2O,s33
an hour, and $347 a minute!
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TAXING PoIsoN.-A few days ago Mrs. Phil
lips Of this city took quantity Of corrosive sub
Innate, instead of Lavender. DR.. Wilson was
Immediately called in, and relieved her by a
very active emetic In very short time me-
dical aid would have been useless the prepa-
ration was for bed bugs. How careful people
ought to be- Wilmington Chicken.
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o. The article we publish in to-day's pa
per from Re VERA is quite sharp; but then
we did not feel at liberty to alter it. We shall
be- perfectly willing to admit a reply, if it
should be ,though, needful. The piece 10
which he, refers in the :" lris," headed (" PLa,
giarisns,", has not been overlooked, and we
will make such reply to It as il requires, and
suitable to our own character, which shall b
forthcoming, in due time, and will be headed
A Chapter for the sslris s''-SEN. Ed.
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The DEcLARAToH or INDEPENDENcE in
Congress, July 4th, l776, has been most taste
fully and beautifully engraved, with the like
nessess Of the Presidents Of the United States,
and the seals and coat Of arms of the original
thirteen States, and the fac simile signatures Of
the signers Of the immortal document. En-
gravers George G. Smith. ,8 hHu
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THE T'DU NTAI
MONDAY MORNING, JUNE rs, 1886
SPEAKING THE TRUTH IN Love.

a1l The Columbian Fountain has nearly, il not
qate as wide acircuaton in this city as any other
paper published here; we believe its circulation
among the citizens themselves is wider than any 9TH
er city paper Advertisers would do well to keep
this in mind 81.
MIR. JOHN f. BARNARD, the agent for the District,
viii promptly attend TO all business connected with
the paper Advertisements, Sc, will also reach MS
safely if handed to the Carriers, placed in our box
at Mr.. STo1T's Drug Store. 81 -} sE
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The ACCIDENT ON BOARD THE SHIP CoLUM-
BiA.--Jno. Charles Nelson was the name Of
the unfortunate rigger who was killed on Mon
day evening last on board Of this vessel. He
was buried on Wednesday afternoon from his
late residence, No. %. Christian street--his re-
mains being deposited in the Swedes Church
yard. He was an Odd Fellow, and number
of the Order attended the funeral. The de-
ceased was the father Of several children. The
ship Columbia is an unfortunate vessel When
she came into this port last April, an immi-
grant, one Of her passengers by the name Of
John Lane, in stepping ashore, was drowned
| Phil. Times
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suitable to our own character, which shall be
forthcoming. in due time, and will be headed
A Chapter for the sslris." SEN ED.
NEW AGENCY.
We have this day appointed Mr.. v. B. PAL
MER, an Agent for the Columbian Fountain,
il the cities Of Baltimore. Philadelphia, New
York and Boston He is fully authorized by
us, 10 obtain subscriptions and advertisements,
forahis paper, and also for the Weekly Foun-
8 SUBS sCRIPTIoN PRICES.
Daily, $500 per year, Tri-weekly,$2OO
Semi-weekly, $3.50, Weekly, $l.O0
Always in advance.
From the W Y. Daily Tribune, .4ug 90, 1874.
a,THE ENTERPRIsE OF v. B. PALMER.-We
have been not only an attentive observer, but a
participant of the fruits resulting from the
Country Newspaper Subscription and Adver-
Using Agency Of this gentleman (who has been
our agent for one or two years past,) and can
not refrain from expressing the conviction
which we entertain Of its vast importance, both
to the Newspaper press and the business Of our
cities as connected with the trade Of the coun-
try.
The idea Of a concentration Of the Newpa-
per offices Of the United States in the person
of one individual originated with Mr.. P. who
is now the Agent and Efficient representative
OF the proprietors of some OF the best News
papers of most Of the principal points from,
Maine 10 Georgia. The convenience which
this Agency presents to proprietors Of papers
by enabling them 10 centre their business in the
hands of one person, instead of being compel
ed to hunt out their subscribers and advertisers
for the collection of sundry bills, is only ex-
ceeded by the accommodation which il affords
TO the Commercial, Manufacturing, and Pro-
iessional community, Of transacting business
at any number Of places, no matter how re-
mote from each other, through this medium.
1t is only necessary, in order to comprehend
the great importance Of the enterprise, TO sur
vey the extent, population, and business re-
lations Of our wide spread country-and to
those who would embrace the facilities for ex-
tending business whichthis Agency offers, it is
only requisite TO know what we have long
known, that by education, habits Of business,
and good character, Mr.. Palmer is peculiarly
fitted for the undertaking -and deserves what
he will no doubt secure, due reward for his
enlerprise--which is both original and highly
mertori0us
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CoNscIENcE,-The last case OF conscience
we have heard Of is given in the N. 0. Delta,
which paper vouches that the following note
was received by the keeper Of bar room in
that city enclosing one dime
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Real Estafa Market.
Removed to III Br0ada0aq, front roo,

"eHsOred 10 III BrOdd1CGy, front room, I'd stOru
go. EXPRESS BUILDING.
s 4 IL PERSONS who wish to learn where I'm
'--t they can purchase good FARMS, lou Is1kl
Prices IN Pheasant and healthy climate, easy access and
convenient to markeior who choose to buy New LANDS
Of the Oeryrst quality, in the desirable locations at
les Than half The Government prcesor any who want TO
COY water POWER with Mills Manufactures; or Pine
Fimber or Coal and iron Mines; Real Estate
any description, situated in any part of country, will
pleas address TO us request and will furnish them
WIZ copy OF me American Real Estate Advertiser,
tanning Catalogue Of the property which we have for sale
VAN Inc locations and prices annexed Should par
nar information he desired by enclosing fee offs they
sill command our services
As aspeomen OF lks bargains which Offer take the
following;
/. Farm in Prince William County Virginia. 5 miles
brentve The county seat and about 80 miles Wash
ngnn City containing 1911 acres The land is productive
500 acres ~ valuable timber, the balance cutvation
with Dwelling house, AMI other improvements There
Is good market Tor the timber nj Occoouon Suated ba
t9een The extremes North and South climate is pre-
cisey that which every should prectcabe select
for the health and comfort of his family and his
prosperity agrcuurist The only objection which
any one has raised against purchasing this farm has been
The prcewhich is so low that they conclude the title must
De bad Or that something unseen must he the with
ali is right, for two doals an acre.
We have many other excellent Farms in the same regon
For NEW LANDS of The best quality, in New York,
Fenns lyana, Virginia and Missouri, FiJv Cents
tn ace-n Tennessee I0enty foe cents an These
us III lehessee are 81 ualed in Perry Co., West TenAes
The uavgable the Tennessee River and
mere ae no better lands or finer climate in the IT, States
In Lawrence Co. OHIO we have 220 OF land, with
an nexhaustibe water power Symmes Creek at the
great falls, miles the Ohio river, the great Iron
aud Coal region OF the south Ohio The improvements
consist Of one large Flour Mil Saw Mills, Dwelling
'iouses, &c &C. This is unquesonaby of the most
Yanable locations for building Manufacturing CITY which
he West af1urds-Price $4,000
We have large tracts OF Pine Timber Lands Iron and
Goal Lands in several states at prices differing very
rom free git, and on such accommodating terms that
enterprisn2 may themselves prnCely for
tunes in short time.
The quantity Of Real Estate which SALE is
almost unlimited Ne purchasers Those who want
70 purchase as 10 secure TO themselves and their postery
seathful, pleasant and hapqy home will do well to come
and see For further particulars inquire ofJOnN MILTON
EARLE Worcester, or Of A. BUFFUM & CO.,
May 2S- Il NeU York.
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10 Teachers and School Committees.
CHASE'S ELEMENTS OF ARITHMETIC;
IN TWO PARTS.

IN TWO PARTS.
FENHIS work, which has been adopted as the
Il text book in the Classical and Engli,h High schoo
oil ms town. is confidently recommended to teachers ~
containing the following points Of excellence over anv
other Arithmetic in use
Inc arrangement is simple and more philosophical
book Of reference. W
g. It has been greatly condensed by Dispensing with
most OF the separate rules for the treatment of Decimals
Fractions and Federal Money.
In addition to all the ordinary Arithmetical opera
lions many useful principles introduced are to be
found in no other work.
RECOMMENDATION
Having made Of the second part Of 3ir Cbase,s
arithmetic curing the past year. can recommend il as
ne OeSt manual lUe haze IL CONF rises in short
1cn valuable Information, and the exercises so
arranged mat class once conducted faithfully through
tue DOOR, cannot fail to have received horopGb know
edge OF the science The introduction of ecma in con
hecion WIN Enumeration the solution problems in pro.
portion by the method of cause and effect and tber nor
hons OF the work, and valuable.
ELBRlDGE SMITH,
Principal Of Class. and Eng Bis- hool.
HASBROUCK DAVIS
Teacher Of AIah. Depart n NJ.
SALEM, July 81, IL 6.
After using the part Of Chase;s Arithmetic Il n
year and h1f my expectations in regard its meri re
fnlly reaized know of hook W hch in my opi n n
is so well fitted to make thorough Arhmetcians lie
arrangement is emineRty philosophical The rules and def
hltions simple, accurate aud comprehensive the luStra.
lohs diTec concise and plain, the numerous questions
practical, and happily 10 exercise the mind of the
pupil. RUFUS PUTNAM
Principal Of tie Eng. High School for boys.
The work is also highly recommended by the Principal
of The Normal School Newton, by the Public School
Teachers OF New York and Philadelphia and BY many
Others URIAH HUNT e. SON Publishers
No A, n. Fourth Street, Philadelphia.
For Sale at the principal Bookstores.
F School Committees will be furnished with comics for
examination, gratuitously, at LABELS Boob Store
N"iCester. sept. 30, 1916. It
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F0RD'S EATTNG HOUSE.

NO. 2 Wilson'S LANE, BOSTON.
EALS served at this lsta lsnmen all hours the
dag and evening" at arrfs to suit the man Of business
stranger, d the man OF leisure.
fu ana various Bin ct Fare is presented every day
Sundays exoepied) comprising al the Nests and Vegea-
bles 4easun, and RARE DISHES in advance Of iGe
It
rr SHIPPERS, DINNERS, and COLLATIONs, for
Public Festivals CeebratioHs Rural and Water Parties,
Military i,0mpanie &C, furnished in style and of
quality adapted any occasion, either in The city or out
OF al The reasonable VIZ tiers ana Table fur
nlshed 70 order. The ample pravi-nns have been
made for this business. Address The undersigned,
JOHN FORD, 9 HiiSoa'S Lanf,
APRIL /. 1916. 10 BOSTON
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Pekin Tea Company,

nor SALE by the Pekin Tea Company attheir
Once No. IA FRoNT STREET (Up sTAIRs1
WORCESTER,
large assortment OF I s. all Of this YEARS por
taon TO which they call The attention Of Hotels Country
Merchants and Families.
CATALOGUES OF TEAS,
Mig Yong Pouchong, good. Oolong, good.
do do Suuchong do extra fine
OOLONG--Tais tea is a sayorite with those who have
had the pure article.
English Breakfast Tea, fine.
Howqua's Mixture. extra fine
Pekoe Flower, rich blk tea
Congo, extra fine
YOUNG HYSON, sweet cargo
do do DO do finer.
90 do fine cargo.
do do extra fine
do do SilDer Leof-Ths is superior tea
and seldom sold in this country.
do do Golden Chop, garden growth-This is
the finest Green Tea cultivated in China, and mas
never been imported excPp, as presents to Importers
HYSON very fine.
do Plantation growth.
Gnnpowder, superior.
DO plantation growth
Imperial, fragrant.
do superior.
HYSON SKIN extra fine.
NE PLUS ULTRA-This Tea is fragrant and Yields a
perfume truly delightfu-it is OF garden growih-and
superior TO any teas sold in this country.
For further particulars, see handbills at the
Ofe oftIe Pekn Tea Company, Sign Of the Chinese Man
No. IA up stars) Front st /, Worcester, Ms.
Orders from the country the Ches, or single pound
promptly attended to.
Paces OF IS lbs and upwards forwarded coun
try purchasers. E. H. KENDALL, Agent.
Worcester, Oct s. dwtf
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THE PROTECTION ms. CO.

i I
Office No. s, Exchange Buildings, NORTH If The
State House, Hartford CT.
THIS Company Incorporated by the legislature o.
4 Connecticut, with a Capital Of ONF HUNDRED AND
FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS, for the purpose OF effect
IND Fire and Marine Insurance. and has the power of in
creasing its Capital TO Hatf a Million Of Dollars.
The Company offer to insure Houses, stores, Mills Fac
tories Barns and their contents and all ethel hsnrable
property against and damage by fire. The rates OF
premium offered low those Of any other similar
institutions and every man opportunity for tring
eum TO project himself against the ravages OF this deslruc
element The the Office pursnes IN ransacting
their business and in the adjusting and payment OF losses
is prompt and LIBERAL
Persons DESTROYS Of obtaining Insurance against loss ana
damage by fire Worcester Vicinity, are referred Tor
further particulars ISAAC DAVIS ESQ., at his ONCE IN
Worcester. WILLIAM CONNER, Secy
Hartford, July II, ls4a. ~