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DNITlsM NAVY List FOR Is47.-Dritl.h Army mad for

DRITlsH Navy List for Is47.-British Army List for
ID 1s47-Grifth's Artilerist's Manual and British Sol
der's Compendium Lectures Naval Architecture, by
Commander Fishbourne, royal navy. Captain Drinkwa
ters History of the Siege of Gibraltar, l779-HS3 The
sieges of Vienna by the Turks from the German Of Schm
Naval and Military Technical Dictionary of the
French Language, with uanslations by Captain Burn
royal artillery Fncham on Laying off Ships II voume
and atlas Naval Tactics by Captain Moorson, royal navy
with exempications. The evolutons of Field Battery
and the ManGuvres of Brigade of Batteries, by Captain
Gore, royal artillery. The Military Field Pocket Book,
translated from the German OF Gen Scharnhorst Young's
Dictionary of Seamanshp, Navipation Nautical Astrono
my Sailing Vessels Steamships, Naval Gunnery the Laws
of Marine Insurance and Average, and OF Maritime Affairs
generally, volume with engravngs, Dundee, 1886 The
duties Judge Advocates by Captain Hughes OF the Bonn
bay Army, | volume General Courts Martial by Major
Kennedy Judge Advocate General, volume Journals of
the Seges in spain carried by the army under Yelling
ton, by Major General Jones, volumes, London 1916
Foriticaton and Artillery, by Captain Hector Sraiih,
volume and atlas. Captain Sbones History of the War
in France and Belgium in 1875 2 volumes NaPiers His
tory of the Peninsuar War Memoirs of Pcton, volumes
Barrows Life of Lord Howe, volume. Memoirs of Adj
mal Sir Sydney Smith, volumes. British Military BIZ
ography volume. Glenne's Military Memoirs volume
British Naval Biography, volume. Campbell's Lives of
British Admiras, 8 volumes Justimported by
Sept Il F. TAYLOR.
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Wan DEPARTMENT,
OrricE ISpiAS Abrams, Sept IL, 1871.
SyFAIED PROPOSALS win be ved AT the office of
- ths Comalsssaer OF Indian Affairs Washington, d. C.,
as,l 10 O'clock Monday, the lss of November next for
furnishing thr fang goods, In thr quantities annexed
tefesbous io the OF the Indians and deliverable
"A he ulhcDs.
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{fAHPETINGs-The subscribers would call special at
~ tenion to their superior OF carpetngs Their
ock very complete comprising all the usual styles Per
ons rom The bordering counties OF Maryland and Virginia,
IS Well as baltimore, VIII lind their advantage
ahine tneir stock before purchasing elsewhere.
sept D-3uf ID CLAtiETT 81 co.
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LADIES, SCHOOL,

LADIES' SCHOOL.
fINHE SCHOOL street, recently taught by Mrs
Cruikshank and daughter, will be opened on Monday
October under the direction of Miss l.. Wadlegh Miss
W. is from New England, and has been for several years
successl teacher in of the first schools in New Hamp
SHIRE and IN Offering her services the people of this city,
pledges hesefto spare efforts to merit the patronage
that may be bestowed upon her. All required aid will be
PROVIDED as the purpose of the principal to render this
school inferior TO in the city. .liD t1 uI.
Thorough instruction will be given in the English
branches and in the ancient and modern languages all OF
which VIII be taught according methods approved and
ractsed by the accomplished teachers in New Eng
and 100 .H tte
Competent teachers of music and drawing engaged
English SO 90
Languages, extra geo
drawing, Z" 500
Music. 1851 n 90
Johnson, 18Th street. std July 20-2awu
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NO SURGEONS AND PURsERs OF the United State,
Nsvy.-keceived his day from London EpauIers, En-
lrodefie aud shoulder Straps, Surgeons and Pursers
;. Navy coniofmabIy with The regulation Of May "a
1871. OWEN, EVANS, a. 90. !
Military and Naval Merchant Taors,
Pennsylvania avenue, between l4sh and 10Th streets.
Aug 31-2aw6w
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DEvT.aL sUR0ERr

BY G. II. VAN PArrRN, NJ D
Permanent Office and residence next door to Todds Hat
- Store, near Browns Hotel.
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Or" Po linus n,,nn IA
g do sewing silk
$50 pieces rbands, assorted
s,o yards bedueking
400 do kentucky jeans
% gross nnsS Wo gs,aa sa, nsr,n
sm rounds br,ss ke,,lrs
7s5 lin kettles
40 nests iananned kettles q in n nesn
rs dozen butcher Knives
i'o'o gun ih ar or o,us ,,,SsorD,
n "a LUIS miSooohi'
ON n,;r. s.ro,n, ,v,;,s % mson;..o ,,,,..,
90 by " inches, aud weigh pounds
800 pairs "a point white Macknac blankets, to
42O pairs 2-point white Mackinac blankets, TO meas
ure AZ by IS inches. and weigh 81 pounds
800 pairs IA.poin, whte Mackinac blankets,
ure 36 by 80 inches, and weigh At pounds
urc s2 by 4S inches, and weigh 81 pound, ''''
100 pairs 3-Po'nt scarlet Mackinac blankets, TO meas
,oo ai 81 ,;y ~ a,, SsaL; o'f fI = touus
ure 81 by Gs inches. and weigh q nonnds "''"
~ ecIy e. inehss, and W., weigh pounds
NV r' ,,sasr "a 'u 70 nnhas snd .;h oa.u,s, !"
* ,.i, OF ,,nin, Eyn,;,ai,a H.. M,'k In P ,,
" P ~ rnansnre ~ IN. 70 incbes .nJ ,ns;h q n,J
oy W 0'' "''" "''s" Po"i"s
Dry Goods.
200 wards blue strouds
500 do scarlet do
1000 do blue fancy and gray list cloth
,o9o 90 gfass green 90 90
roo 10 hinn saved liz, cio,h Wv
loo do green do ''' ''
,5S0 do ssnorI, do
sSS , no sou .,nr,J r 49, n t,,
rs dozen Cotton las In AL I erchi.c
100 do Madras do
10 do black silk do
Ok a Jn q a eo''" 10 s,a""
* 40 40 81 Do
1900 Yards domestic calico
1900 do English and French do
1900 do beached cotton shrtng
5000 do unbleached do
1000 do do sheeting
1900 do domestic checks stripes and plaids
100 dozen woolen socks
$500 yards plaid lnsey
1900 do llannels, assorted
500 flannel shirts
Az Az calico 40
aS 0 Po IN ,,n ,,nn " lie
N TX d do s so,w;mo u si,L
,f0 g gioSss w r;h,.oals a nssnrs
g 9 gross Ia 1an 1h;, ana cay pipes
-" POUNDS oh'"eso Ve'''.Nol'
1900 pounds brass kettles
SO nests apanned kettles Is in a nes)
46O tin keuies
Is gross sqnaw avis
1000 fish hooks
25OOO needles assorted
io0 dozen combs. assorted
,,ol 70 dozen dos a, scissors
10 gross gun worms
'0V '0N'A '''A' sr n",s.s u,,,,,.
IS dozen axes, to weigh from a to 81 pounds
10 10 snuayy y.s 20 ,,a;ghn nounds
45 do hatchets, to weigh u pounds
10 be delivered at the place where Manufactured, or IN
he city OF New ork or Philadelphia as may be required,
Without additional expense.
Agricultural implements, &c.
w., lin a.. ~, r.,,i,aa a. ~. ,.,,,.v.a 4, n,. Y-L
iheie WIN u,so " i1 ri " o ,n WI .o'",
II inc same u'e' "'e ono"ns as'ou''a' ''P''"'en''
$50 axes, 10 weigh from A 10 81 pounds
$50 halt-axes, TO weigh "a pounds
200 hatchets, to weigh ii pounds
200 drawing knives, II inches in length
200 augers, in equal proportions OF inch, inch, and
inch
$50 pairs names
$50 do chains bright and straight links
$40 pounds brass kettles.
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AT NEW YORK.
Hy

HiaHksfs.
ttS9 palIs s-point white Macknac blankets, to meas
ure 90 by ~ inches, and weigh pounds
900 pairs n point white Macknac blankets, to meas
nre - Wv ~ inches. aud weigh pounds
40 pair IIoint white Msckinac blankets, measure
AZ by 81 inches. and weigh 81 pounds
40 pair pom, white Msckinac blankets,
M by 10 inches, and weigh Al rounds
900 pairs point white Mackinac blankets. measure
~ BY q" inches, and weigh "a pounds
2n pairs solnt scarlet Msokinac blankets,
"a by ~ inches, and weigh \ pounds
200 pair "a point scarlet Mac knac blankets
~ by 20 inches. aud weigh pounds
90 pairs JIoint green Mscknac blankets TO measure
10 BY ~ inches, and weigh pounds
40 pair point GentiucIls blue Macs blankets
10 measure 90 BY " inches, and weigh pounds
2t0 pairs "a point Gcptinea blue Mackinac blankets
10 measure "a by 00 inches, and weigh pounds
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The steamer OSCEOI.A will leave Washington for the
above place touching Piney Point and Old POINT every
Thursday o'clock, Returning will leave Norfolk
every t:iday at O'Clock, 2. M
Passage and fare S5 Passage and fare to Pney Point
and return, $3 ..1.. .
JuIy7 JAMES MITCHELL. Capt.
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Real Estate Market,
Removed to 1l2 BrOad,oay, front room

Removed to III Br0adOdy, from room, "a story,
EXPRESS BUILDING. a-a
AA A Ii PERSONS who wish to learn where fTssfN
IsSJSL "A they can purchase good FARMS, at lou As.
convenient to market-or who choose to buy NEW LANDS,
Of the Uery first quality in the most desirable locations at
less than half the Government prces-or any who want to
buy Water Power with Mills or Manufactures; or Pine
Tmber Coal and Iron Mines; or in short Real Estate,
any descriptions situated in any part of our country will
please address to request and will furnish them
with COPY of the American Real Estate Advertiser
tanning Catalogue of the property which we have for sale,
with the locations and prices annexed Should more par
uar information be desired by enclosing fee OF ST. they
will command our services.
As specimen of the bargains which offer, take the
following: - .
l. A Farm in Prince William County, Virginia, miles
Brentvle The county seat and about 80 miles from Wash
ngon City, containing 1917 The land is productive;
500 acres valuable TIMBER the balance in cultivation,
with Dwelling house, and other improvements There
is good market for timber Occoquan. Situated be-
tween the extremes North and South, the climate pre-
cisey that which should II prscca0e select,
for the health and comfort of his family and Tor his own
prosperity as an agricuuris The only objection which
any has raised against purchasing this far has been
the prcewhich is low that they conclude the title must
be bad that something unseen must be the matter with
it, We will however give the purchaser guarantee, that
all is right, for two dollars an acre
have many other excellent Farms in the same region
For NEW LANDS of the best quality, in New York;
Pennsy vana Virginia. and Missouri we ask FVty Cents
acrein Tennessee T'OentyfUe cents an acre. These
lands Tennessee situated in Perry Co.. West Iennes
see navigabe of the Tennesse River and
there better lands finer climate in the U States
10 Lawrence Co.. OHIO, have 22O acres OF land with
an inexhausble wuter power Symmes Creek, at the
great falls miles the Ohio river, in the great Iron
and Coal region OF the south Ohio The improvements
consist of one large Flour MILL Saw Mills, Dwelling
Houses &C &c. This is unquesonaby one OF the most
valuable locations for building Manufacturing City which
the West af0rds-Prce $4,000.
We have large OF Pine Timber Lands, AMI Iron ana
Coal Lands in several States at prices differing very little
from free gift, and such accommodating terms, that
enerprising may themselves prnCely for
tunes in short time.
The quantity of Real Estate which have for sae is
almost unlimited. We purchasers Those who want
purchase, secure to themselves and their postery
ahealth pleasant and happy hone will do well to come
and For furthe particulars inquire JOHN MILTON
EARLE, Worceste., or OF A. BUFFUM CO..
May 25 II NeW York.
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EwelI's Medical Companion.

TENTH EDITION.
T. C. & co. will also publish this spring The
MEDICAL COMPANION, Family Physician: treating of
the Diseases of the United States with their symptoms,
causes cure, and means of prevention cases in
Surgery, fractures disocalions, the Management
and Diseases of Women and Children dispensatnry
for preparing Family Medicines and Glossary explaining
technical terms. To which are added, brief Anatomy
and Physiology of the Human Body, showing rational
principles, the and of Diseases Essay on
HYGIENE, the art OF Preserving Health without the aid
OF Medicine: on American Matera Me,lica pointing out
the virtaes and doses OF our Medicinal Plants. Also the
Nurses Guide BY JAMES EWELL, Physician in WASH
nston formerly OF Savannah. The Tenth Edition. revised
enlarged, and very considerably improved; embracing
Treatise on Hydropathy, Homeopathy, and the Chrome
thermal System.
IL Booksellers and others purchasing Books are invited
to call and examine Stock before purchasing eewhere
they will find it extensive than that Of any other
establishment in the Country, will sell at the low
est. T. G.. az co.
Philadelphia, March 9, ls47. dlaw&w5t
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CHANDELIERS GRAMMAR.

A NEW GRAMMAR of the English Language, by JO-
IA SEPH R. CHANDLER, Esq, Editor of the United
States Gazette. Price Mirty-eight Cents.E
This work the hands of the stereotyper, and
will be issued by the subscribers in the month of pr
next. II is plain familiar, but thorough exposition CO
English Grammar adapted the present condition of
language. and the of the Schools this country
and designed discuss the subject with the teach
er, hut enable him communicate know
ledge of it with facility his pupils Those who
quainted with Mr. Chandler either personally through
his widely circulated and important journal will not hes
tate to admit that it would be difficult to find person
better suited the task of preparing such treatise; and
that it may be expected be standard work its
department. be eminent service the OF edu-
cation and reflect honor the school literature of
America. THOMAS COWPERTHWAIT & CO.,
Publishers and Booksellers,
March g. ls47. 253 Market ST., Philadelphia.
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Tannerv for Sale or to Rent.

rI,IE large TANNERY in Princeton, containing
NA L So Watts q Of them under cover, the tan house
.k.l stories high 100 II. by 70, with an ell 10 oy 20,
with steam engine OF horse power all in excellent epe
stream Of water passes directly by and il Is one OF the
best establishments ofthe kind in Worcester County.
Also. for SALE or TO RENT. near the Tannery, small
House with Barn aud buildings There are two acres
of land with the Tannery may be had II desired
Mee,ino Houses In Princeton. Terms liberal Inquire of
The snbscriber JACOB w. WATSON.
Princeton. Feb. IS. 4wF
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GIRRS,S HOTEL,

347 Broadway, Corner Of Leonard So Network
= ills Establishment Geometry known as the
fA J ATHENAEUR lIOrEL) having undergone a COM
plete change in its internal management, is now 1T
ted up for The accommodation of Families, private Gentle
men, and the travelling public. 1t is the intention OF the
Proprietor make this of the most comfortable as
we'll us agreeable Hotels the City Of New York, and no
mains will be spared on his part meet the wishes and
expectations OF his hoping thereby TO receive
liberal share OF the public patronage. A. GIBBS.
New York, March 8, l647 9w9
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The Waohusett House to Let.

"a CI1UATED in The centre OF the town of Prince
M - and from its elevated situation is much re-
bill sorted in board, well as by tran
sent the The buildings are in toler-
able repair; and good Farm OF 80 acres Will be rented
with the place. Possession given April st For further
particulars please inquire Of WARD N BOYLSTON.
Prine eton March g. d4twtfl6
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Factory for Sale.

- THE PHILLIPSTON COTTON FACTORY, Sc
fA feet by So three stories high and attic-twenty
bill Looms and full supply of machinery for them
The Factory, Wheel, Skating and Machinery are all in
good order and will be sold very liberal terms TO
price and time payment and 1000 of the payment may
be made in manufacturing if desired Possession forth
with Two or three DWELLING HOUSES will he sold
with IT, and the chaser may take the Factory with
without the machinery II sold in few days il will
be rented or let to run contract or shares.
Apply to the Hon. JASON GoULDING; PARSONS d MED
owcRoFr, Of Philpston, the subscriber.
Hidden March 30 dw3t SAMUEL DAMON.
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$25 REWARD.

NHE POCKET COOK of the scrber was stolen o ,n
his pocket this morning Tuesday, March Esd, while
riding in the cars between Grafton and Worcester sup
posed to have been taken by young man about y ea
~ ace feet 10 inches hgh-he wore ClUth zap Iiao
Vest Black Pants. The money was mostly ~ Dlils OF
New Hampshire Banks four S2O's, two sl0s, nve Sos
besides Others of smaller denominations amounting 70
a. so The above reward will be paid on the return
Of The Pocket Beck and money, or on eonvc'o2 % inc
thief -. 90 ,e,7
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NOTICE.

NOIIO
WE subscribers under the firm OF PRICE & HART.
a WELL having leased the Room in Hevroods B,tild
ing Centrot street. heretofore occupied by Geo. c. TAFT
Copying Press Manufacturer, would respectfully inform
business men GENERALLY that they prepared do JOB
BlNG IN the Machthist lane, IRON PLANNING included,
al snort notice. CHARLES Il. PRICE,
-, SAML N. HARTWELL.
worcester, Jan ii, lS47. dwSm2
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nagnerreotvpes for One Dollar.

DETTER LIKENEsSES than can be obtained at any
ID other place Worcester may be had a! the low price
Of ONE DOLLAR, and neatly put up ~ handsome MO
rocco Case az NO. 8, UNDER BRlNLEY HALL The
late improvements which have made in this art, viii
enable me take the finest and best pictures which this
beautiful art can produce.
Ladies and Gentlemen who wish superior likenesses,
will find II their interest TO call " Don't forget the
place, No. Q, under Brintey Hall
Daguerevty pc Artists wi hing 10 learn my new method
will find the terms decidedly reasonable.
Worcester, March %
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STEAM GRIST MILL.

THE subscriber having purchased of WILLIAM WHIT
NEY OF Orange, undivided half the right of using
and vending PLATTiS PATENT PORTABLE GRIST
MILL in the town OF Worcester would respectfully inform
The inhabitants of this place and vicinity that they have
in operation at HEYWOOD'S STEAM MILL ON
CENTRAL STREET. two of the above Mills and of
Beal Hale's Improved Patent CORN CRACKERS,
wnee they prepared to grind to ORDER and in the best
manner, all kinds of grain.
N. b. Particular attention paid to permanent custo
mers, when there is scarcity Of water.
The undersigned is also authorized by Mr. Whitney
sell the right OF using the above Mills in the State of
Massachusetts, southern part New Hampshire
part New York. part Connecticut state
of Rhode Island.
He is also authorized effect the sale of Beal Hale's
Patent Corn Crackers. REUBEN BEMlS.
Worcester. Feb
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CONSOLATION FOR RUMsgLLERsI


TUE undersigned having made some copartnershp ar
engagements for the purpose, will next week, with ne,c
type throuehout,-ReW emblematic ad-gredter guam
thy OF matter in its esand with many other improve
ments, commence neto, and the TIN volume OF the
MASSACHUSETTS, CATARACT.
IL
WORCESTER COUNTY WATERFALL
large temperance Journal ~. w. GoopRICH, EDIToR,
as before,-pnblishei weekly Worcester to be so de-
voted to Total Abstinence, Morals, Education Literature
Mechanic Arts, Agriculture, Horticulture, News OF the
DAY, anu General Intelligence make it suitable, and
valuable companion for every family circle. 1t will be
strictly neutral an politics and religion, and will 60,
mas Tor the last four gone, faithful and fearless
against Alcohol with the weapons OF "mural suaslon'
acne Tor the drunkard and moral and legal suasion
oined" Tor the will pour out its re-
ornaory waters in aid Of all the teetoa associations OF
Worcester Worcester County, the Union,
and the World.
Gj The terms will be they have been,-only 81 per
annum for copy for copesand $50 for 20 copies
pad within the first months. Now is The time for new
subscribers send in their for the new volume
teetodiers don't support the eetotat Press toa0 0HF
JESSIE w. GooDRIcH
DANFoRTH BRowH,
Worcester March IL, l647. NV
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LADIES OF WORCESTER,

VI H. DAYTON presents his respects to the
n. residents Of Worcester and vicinity, and invites
II cir attention TO his NEW SALOON fitted with the ut
m lost care aud taste expressly for their accommodation
OYSTERS served In any style desired Hot COFFEE,
TEA. PIES, CAKE &c served in separate apartments
H. u d. intends conducting his Establishment in style
suitable TO the wants of the put lie asks they mag
taN or him with their patronage
II Families sup lied with Oysters and Cake Parties
Balls, &C., with ICE CREAM.
II. IL. DAYTON, WALDO BLOCK
49, First Store north Of the Peoples.
Worcester, Dec 81 dwtf
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Real Estate for Sale.

rINIE subscriber offers for sale his FARM, of about
MEAA ! 60 acres CT Land, with convenient Dwelling
usnEls ouse Wood house. Carrage-hcuse, and Granary
attached Also large Barn, So eet long, with shed al
Joining and is supplied with water by an alneduct ircm
never falling stream. Also, a WOOD LOT, OF about ~
acres Tor sale with the above desired Possession gwen
he FIRST Of Apri next For further particulars inquire Of
the subscriber the premises. -
Worcester March 5. THOMAS SUTTON.
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THE PROTECTION ms. GO.

OBEce No. 5, Exchange Buildings, N0rtk at th(
State House, Hartford, CT.
THIS Company was incorporated by the legislature I
Il Connecticut, with Capital Of ONE HUNDRED AMI
FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS, for the purpose of effect
Ing Fire and Marine Insurance, and has the power of in
creasing its Capital to HaLf a Million Of Dollars.
The Company offer to insure Houses Stores, Mills Fac
ores Barns and their contents, and all cthel insurabe
property against loss and damage by fire. The rates al
premium offered low those of other similar
institutions, and every has opportunity for rng
to protect himself against the ravages of this destruc
ton element The the Office pursues in ransactng
their business and in the adjusting and payment Of osstG
is prompt and liberal.
Persons DESTROYS Of obtaining Insurance against loss and
damage by fire. in Worcester Vicinity, referred, for
further particulars ISAAC DAVIS ESQ., his office in
Worcester WILLIAM CONNER, Sec'y
Hartford, July IL, 1874. lv
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SCOTCH GINGHAMs at I24 Cts

LINEN GlNGHAMS, AT IS CENTS.
HAVE just opened several of the handsomest and
cheapest Gnshams have offered !; among them
are wide scotch AM. American Gnghams at IL 2 cents
case scotch Cling hams at shilling, Fine Goods,
beautiful Styles 20 cents 10 pieces Handsome Goods
from % to 80 cents, Fine Manchester Cling
hams, at shillngs, have always at AZ cents
fine French Gnghams, 40 inches wide, for 81 IL cents
new and beautiful style before offered here.
LINEN GINGHAMS, very scarce and desirable arti-
Gle, price from 25 10 40 cents.
great variety of Mourning Gnghams, in beautiful
patterns.
Purchasers respectfully advised make early seec
lions of these Goods in Consequence of the small i'm
portions, it will be impossible to replace the desirable
patterns later in the season.
HENRY Fl. CHAMBERLAIN, 162 81 l64 Main st.
Worcester, March II. DIV