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Excursion to Boston.
RuRR,s SEVEN NILE MIRROR

~rR PERHAM, the Proprietor of the Mirror has made
M arrangements with the Worce Rail Road Com
neny to transport patty from Worcester to Boston,
sATURDAY next, Dec. IA, 1850.
m Fare to and back, including Admission TO
Mirror IS cts
The object of the Excursion is to furnish an opportunity
FIR The citizens of Worcester and vicinity to visit Burrs
seven Mile Mirror npw on Exhibition at the MELODEON,
sT3 washington street before it leaves for Europe
AZ The Train will leave Worcester at 3 O'Clock, A. NJ
Returning, leave Boston at 81 NJ -
Exbition on arrival of the Train in Boston, TICKETS
for sale at the Depot.
Exhibition of the Mirror will be given in the fore
noon good opportunity will be afforded to WISH the Do
TON MUSEUM in the afternoon. .
Worcester Dec. 9, 1850. oec4o
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GREAT CLEARING OUT SALE OF DRY
GOODS.
WHOLE STOCK MARKED DOWN
AT RUINOUS PRICES.

AT RUINOUS PRICES.
TT is our intention to sell every thing now on hand in the
shape of Dry Goods before l5t December, 1850. In
der to accomplish it, have made general MARK
DOWN on our whole stock and at sc prices that cannot
fail to secure a ready sale OF every article AT ONCE
II Our stock is much larger than it hus been before,
consisting Of the most desirable assortment ever offered by
ALL WOOL THrEETs, every color and quality
IS cts to Sl.12t.
extra nice, 37i.
ALPAcCAs and MoHAlRs, in fancy coils, 20 to 50 ct.
Rich All Wool CAsHMEREs, AZ els
IS d" DE LANES, 81 cts.
Blue Maroon, Green Orange Plain Atwood D'Lans, 42c
Best styles MANCHESTER De LINES, suoh as are
sold every where in the city for 20 and % cts, shall sell
Tor Se0enteea Cents.
choice tile ofENGLIsH PRINTS, that we have been
selling FIR 12l cts will offered at Eight Cents.
1900 Yds. "A French Prints, that have been
selling freely at II cts, shall sell them for 12l
u better Bargain in BLACK SILKS can lie shown by
us than by any other concern in Worcester very fair
Black Silk for so cts, "a yd. wide.
Also, in FANCY SILKS, we defy competition Ell her in
ltyle cheapness having in style cheapness having
every thing in the shape of RICH STRIPE, BRocADE,
PLAIN. Also, every shade and color of
Heavy Changeable Trc Satins.
The best article of Portsmouth Hose for az cts.
Black Worsted Hose for II cts.
Heavy Rose Blankets for $3.50 per pair.
BroWn and Bleached SHEETTEGS.
Also, TICKINGs, CRASHES, and DIAPERS.
In fact, whole stock is going unheard of pr
This is an opportunity that seldom offers for you get
nearly One Dollars worth of Goods for Fifty Cents.
HALL & THOMPSON
NIB 1t is acknowledged by every that we have the
best assortment of
Bay State Long and Square shawls
there in Worcester-prices varying from 81 lbs $3.50
for the best article. Also,
Cashmere Long and Square ShawIs,
from Sc to $40.
~ You will oblige by looking through stock and
if prices not Is per less than the
can be bought elsewhere, VIII urge you buy
Wor ester, Nov 10. dw4wis
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Rqrratt's Dye-H0use,

NO. 1kG Washington street, Boston.
fThe oil lest and most extensive i'll New Engiand.l
VERY description Of goods dyed and finished in the
Ia STYLE that given this establishment the superored
a. ffv wear; mast Having the lead in this business thy
nropuetos mean it, by keeping in advance of all
others in the beauty and excellence OF their work. ana
moderate charges MARTIN r. WILLIAMS, Agent,
Central Block, III Main street, Worcester.
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Mechanics Mutual Benefit Association.
OF Springfield,

EENfBERS Of the above named Association can make
NH then second annual payment BY calling ut the Office
CIV s GOODWIN, General Agent for Worcester County
Office, No SO Main street.
Worcester, Dec. 3, 1880
MR. w S G is also authorized TO transact all other bus
iness connected with aifLrs of the Association
dec6toJanl fl. II. DARLING Sec'y.
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C0AL-COAL!

2OOO Pounds make a Ton.
ana as goo1 an article be obtained "a, his c;t a,
1x,up elsewhere.
he subscriber has now on hand best varieties
~ o Pennsylvania Coal,
- 0Ah"o or RETAIL, which will be sold at Lo1ceSt
-. MARKET Prices.
also best quality BITuMINOUS COAL for Steam
LazelPs Drug Store, Main Street; at A Raxe, So
corner OF Main and School Streets; at o. Bramans Store
uunnrldge street and AT my Counting Room on the Yard
uppuse iroVldence and Worcester H. r. Depot Green 81
VIII be thankfully received and promptly attended TO-
'' ulsu Gu EDWARD SOUTHWICK
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NEW ARRANGEMENT.
EXCHANGE EATING HOUSE,
Central EXCHANGE.


Directly under Worcester Bank and Post orr
THE subscribers having become joint Propreto,s ard
Il Lessees OF the two welknown Eating Houses in ,ba
1ential hNcnal ge Buding, have remodeed the same
throughout at great pains and ense converted them
into ONE SPACIOUS AND SPLENDID SAJpON sn
ny "ofeet arranged after the style of the FIRST CLASS
Saloons in New York and Boston, combining all the n1
convenences and accommodates and forming n, Of M
most commodious and agreeable EATING TO he fond
before opened in Worcester. -
The Establishment will be known as the EXCHANGE
EATING HOUSE, and VIII be conducted On scale of iii
eraty and bounty with lis sprcous cbarsc
Ter ahd arrangements forming place of respectable resort
and eeabie refreshments to the citizens Worcester and
ofgreat advantage Sd accommodation 10 the public gen
orally.
PRIVATE TABLES are arranged for the convenience of
transient guests good DINING HALL tor regular dinners
and public occasi0ns-and fine PRIVATE Rooms for GONNA
MES of friends, cnhs societies, and parties The whole
establishment is lighted by gas and furnished m ard
beraty and with express reference the ease comfort
and enjoyment OF visitors
The LARDER will always embrace all The substantial ard
standard dishes and vands and vgant will be used To
include the Injuries and decaces all seasons and the
whole will be served up in the approved and d. srabe
and Having secured the services of several
experienced and skllfn caterers united with their own per
sonal supervision and efforts they have no N sancy in
warantng to all guests the most grateful entertainment
perfect satisfaction,
OYSTERS, Of the best breeds, received fresh. la,v
and prepared in every variety OF s e Also for sale by the
pint quart or gallon.
Meals will be furnished at all hours.
and Clubs Parties will be provided for at the shortest
notice and on the most liberal terms.
well selected stock Of foreign ard domestic FRUIT of
all kinds--NuTs, -CoNFGcTIoNARy, HoT COFFEE TEAs
Cocoa, &c, will always be found on hand.
uTA regular Pastry Department, under the con
duct of experienced Lady, connected the Estab
lishment, and fresh ard choice PASTRY and CAKE O
every variety will always be found in nj supplied
to families parties, &c, upon order in the prompt ard
satisfactory
~ Ladies call with perfect prop y, such the
custom of the place.
II The Subscribers cordially invite the patronage of he
citizens of Worcester and OF the public, assuring them that
no at enton expense shall no wanting der the
ExcHANGE EATING HOUSE worthy of their most generous
support and appreciation.
NIB. Clam ChOSvders, A No. l. furnished every
SATURDAY EVENING during The season, from stock
fresh from the OF the Naaganet ad taken express
~ for our Establishment s.y
DAN,L.C. THuRsTON,
JOSEPH NJ RICHARDS. ak
Worcester, October 81, 1850. wstisdstf
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Ice Cream.

StENUINE JENNY LIND ICE CREAMS, at the Jenny
NJ Lind saloon 30l Main Street, this Dag and EUening
nov % WM A. EAMES
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Hotel to Let.

A ND FURNITURE FOR sALE,-situated in a
&c n honrshing village and now doing good bnsi-
l.,IM ness Apply at this office. dec 2-dt
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CITY INTELLIGENCE OFFICE.

The QuinSigaD0nd Wrting aud Book keeping academy
over Mr. Ayers Store,
No. 23s Main-st., Paine's Block,
WORCESTER.
Office hours from 8 to II, to 8, P. NJ
Deco DIFF
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Wanted,

IMMEDIATELY Agents Of intelligence and capacity {
4 canvass the City OF Worcester. Apply at The Cit
Intelligence Office, 23s Main street.
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WANTED.

IA SMART MAN who understands Wool Carding and
N Spnning can hear of permanent situation, by apply
inG to SILAS BINSMORE.
Mnrceser. Dec. 5.
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400 EMPIRE STATE LONG SHAWLS,
JUST RECEiVED.
HWEY are in every respect worth much as the Bay
4 State Shaws and we shall sell them much lower
price. We have good assortment of
BAY STATE SHAWLS
on hand, which be compared with the above make
# Shawls, and they will speak for themselves.
0F Call and look at every one in of Shawl
is the only establishment in the city that have the goods
noyiS dw&c6ws b. l.. HARDON d co.
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Tenements Wanted.

CEvERAL tenements to let apply at the City Intelligence
- Office 235 Panes Block.
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CAMPHENE

S(ON CALLS. CAMpHENE for sale by the subscriber
WV at Boston prices.
Also, BURNING FlTID at wbo1oso, -
WorceStar NJ o. II. AYRES.
~ - dwf
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TAKE NOTICE.
Board.
FOR SALE ON SUMMER STREET.

A HOUSE pleasantly located on Summer street, built
"A in a thorough and substantial manner, suitable Tor
one or two families lot containing 1000 square feet with
variety of fruit the same, in every respect de-
sirabe sitiaon terms Of payment made TO accommodate
the purchaser Enquire of CARY & FIELD.
Lower floor Central Exchange.
Worcester Dec. q 1850. d3wls
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BARGAINS :! BARGAINS!
CHAMBERLAIN & CO.'S.

OnAIlDEnLiIS O. CUO,
NNE have iatel received and offering the fol-
w lowing among tler bargaihs
% PIECES HEAVY ALL WOOL CARPETS,
in handsome styles at so cents.
Is PIECES BEST SUPER CARPETS at Is cents
SHEET OIL CLOTHS,
For HALLS, OFFICES, DI IING- ROOMS, &c, cut TO
any pattern from so cents to Sl25 per square yard.
Every arti lie in the Carpet depat ,orre.-
ponding prices
BAY STATE and other styles Wool SEIAVVLS selling
very cheap
De LANES from IL 10 cents yard up;
The best assortment i'll town. and sell them from Ito
cents per yard less than the al prices.
Silks! Silks
We Offering great bargains in Silks.
VERY RICH WIDE FIG'D SILK at 7Jc.
f" CAMEIIAN 75c.
VERY HANDSOME STRIPES, 62!c.
GOOD ALP CCAS, l2lc
GOOD LYONESE CLOTH, CSC.
CASHMERE SCARFS, SOC.
RICH EMB'D. do. Sl.12]c
LADIES NICE CASHMERE GLOVES, 12lc.
GENTS do. do do. Csc.
Every description of HOSIERY very cheap.
Good all wool FLANNEf.S at Csc
Good fast colored PRINTS. &c.
The above with many others equally cheap GOODS may
be found by calling
II. II. CHAMBERLAIN g. cos.
dec5
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Situations Wanted.


GENERAL situations wanted in various kinds Of business
Apply at the City Intelligence Office, 23o Panes Block
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House to Let.
American Art Uniol
TASTE AND FASHION.

TUDSON has just received addition to his already
4 large stock of Gentemens Furnishing Goods-whcl
will compete in variety and quality with any
ment to be found either in New York or Boston,
Oct IA No. FLAGG BLOCK.
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Wanted.

CtEVERAL TESEMENTS wanted Apply at the City
- Intelligence Office, 2S5 Panes Bock-(up stairs)
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GENERAL mo c pupils will be re eived in Writing and
bookkeeping, at the Qumsgamond Writing aud Book
keeping Academy, over 23e Pane's Block Main-st.
Dec. diff
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LII In want of good Boarders, and all In want of goo
N places board can be supplied Tor IS cents EACH
Apply at the City Intelligence Office 23S paines' Block.
uec7
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Cloaks.

E(RfANT'S at the HIVE STORE is the Mace tn Inv ,h
senot 81 CLOAK made In manner which will please
40 = s1'oo. GEO. p. BRYANT
~ NV WOW SIGN OF THE HIVE STORE
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Please TO Notice.

EDWARDS & BANCROFTNo 10 WGshiHgtonSqRare
have hand, and constantly receiving large lots
OF Butter, Cheese, Poultry. Eggs, &C., from Vermont
which they can sell wholesale retail at very low
prces Dec d4w
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Ladies' Cashmere Gloves

III DoZ La les Cashmere and Silk Fleecy inad
Gleves-new in stock-the cheapest goods ever
one ca IN this city; ringing in price from ~ 10 50 cents
i' o""c4Wls b. l.. HARDON & co
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Situations Furnished
Boarding Houses and Boarders.

TN all kinds of business for 80 cents. Apply at the City
INTEL gence Office No 2s5 Main street, paines Block.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-11-06
From the Richmond Enquirer Of yesterday.
This Convention Adjourned.

The Convention Adjourned.
AT a. D. m, yesterday. after session OF six hours the
convention Adjourned reassembe in this city on The
first Monday in January They engaged nearly
the whole day in an animated and interesting debate
which may be well designated as the Battle of the
Printers" The special committee had recommended the
selection of two daily papers to report and publish the
debates OF the convention certain terms. All the pol-
ica journals had made propositions under that recommend
aon Another proposition put in was 10 publish in daily
quarto form, like the Congressional Globe third propo-
sion from the printer to the convention, claiming il
his right under his contract print said debates After
some debate the committees proposition indefinitely
postponed by vote long debate then ensued, and,
after great deal oil parliamentary marching and counter
marching, sort oil compromise, moved by Mr.. r. G.
Scott was adopted, viz 10 employ corps OF reporters
TO take down the debates and to authorize propositions
for their publication to be received from the several city
papers
The committees report regard being most conye.
nen and Efficient and doing justice all parties and
all sections We regret IFS defeat, but pleased that
rather than do nothing, the convention adopted the next
best plan TO spread correct debates and proceedings before
the people; for cannot doubt that suitable arrange
ment will be made to circulate the matter thus reported
through the press
The convention has adjourned for two months and our
city will resume its suietude We wish the members
safe return home and trust that when they reassemble
they will prepared TO act like OF the same ven
cradle Commonwealth, and TO construct a constitution
that shall protect the interests OF the whole State.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-11-06

The Savannah Republican Of the I'd inst brings us
the proceedings Of the meeting Of the Union and
souhem-rights party OF Chatham county Their res.
olu,ions embrace the platform laid down by the four
candidates Of their party. which we published on the
Goth ut On this platform we are willing to plant
our foot. and we think il might constitute proper
creed for all the citizens Of the South and indeed Of the
North We shall publish the proceedings tomorrow.
They call upon the Georgia convention to declare an ac
quiescence in the last Compromise, provided be carried
on, in good faith and in all its parts, and provided Con-
gress shall orbear hereafter from legisating aegres
sively upon our rights" in which case the people Of
Georgia will with united voice, resist though that re-
sistance should create dissolution Of the Union"
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-11-06

The senator from Illinois is bueng the storm OF abo.
onism with great gallantry and power at Chicago.
We lay before our readers this morning the admirable
speech which he addressed the four thousand cit-
gems OF the town on the 22d Of October We learn
from that staunch and spirited journal, the Chicago
Democratic Argus Of the 2sth that the abolitionsts,
though stunned at first by the vgor OF his blows, are
raying in their desperate opposition to the fugitive
slave act They have made attempt to pass abolition
resolutions to nuy the law and thus we have the ex
traordnay phenomenon presented Of the aboitonss OF
Chicago, well OF the North attempting TO defeat
the fugveslave law, and the organ OF the dsunoniss
in this city declaring that would not lift finger TO
save the law from repeal
The Argus tells US further,
"These he sboitionists have raised the standard
OF notification they have encouraged dsobedience the
and their conduct IL disRrsoefuI and rebelious and
shows how willing they 10 wonnd if they had the
courage strike. The discussion OF the law was contin.
ued Mt the City Hal. Saturday evening Loyd
in the chara which able addresses were delivered by T.
" Scsmmon, K. w. Tracy, and s. s. Hays In favor Of
obedience law, and showing mp the conduct Of the Off
OF The meeting Of the preceding evening" upon the
passage OF the abolition resolutions The speech Of Mr.
Hays deserves especial notice Il was powerful argument
In support Of law and order, and coming from young
man, gives good promise Cor the future"
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-11-06
The Albany Regster tFillmore paper, !. in false po

The Albany Register Fillmore paper) is in false po-
sition On the hand feels every desire TO PROSTATE
Sewardism, and 10 rebuke the spirit Of Mr. Hunts letter.
and every manifestation Of opposition TO the fugitive slave
law and yet. the other hand il refuse 10 lend
hand to the success Of the wing tHunp ticket. whose
fate has been determined by yesterdays great election
The effect OF these contradictory elements seen in the
halfway notice which takes OF the large wing meet
ing which assembled at Albany on Thursday last This
meeting adopted resolution in favor OF a modification
repeal Of the fugitive slave law and yet the Register
urges not syllable against the movement The secret
is explained by the following article from the New York
Globe, showing that il is a Seward move
"At the great wing meeting at Albany on Thursday
night, the Castle Garden Unioa mssirg denou~ced
The secretary OF State Morgan, delivered himself OF
Seward a~aisnas the merchants and indie pendent ct
who Wednesday last dared rebuke agiis non
and lift up their voices In favor OF the preservation OF the
Union Thus, In the capital Of the State Is the WING party
committed 10 the cause OF abolition excitement and sec
ional agitation. Now. Mischief thou sfoot.''
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-11-06

The Raleigh Standard, which has hitherto gone against
the Compromise, seems now willing TO acquiesce in it,
PROVIDED it be carried out in good faith but IL not Il
augurs the most alarming consequences from its failure
Hear the editor:
"The houses Of the fugitivcs In Boston are IL seems
,barricsded and plentiuly supplied with ammunition.
The wronged and outraged shareholders Of South look
the President Of the United States enforce the Lars
High times indeed when runaway negroes protected and
fortified In the bosom oil sovereign State, TOO strong
for tho laws Of Congress and the constitution Of the land
Whe has anything say about southern disunon-
ISIS and South Carolina qualification 7"
Here and there bright spot in the midst Of
darkness but In the very cradle Of liberty the OF the
constitution casts ils paest and sckiast beams We
with hope 10 New York city, and to glorious old Penn
syvania, and TO portions Of Michigan and New Hsmp.
shire but expect nothing calculated TO cheer any
Of the Union friend Of southern rights from Ohio, Iowa.
Wisconsin, Massachusetts, Maine. Who, we repeat
the disunioniss now Let events, rapidly tan,prna
give the answer.
"The fac OF the Union hangs this result There Is no
doubt OF IT, II the people Of the free States shall this
foul spirit Of Iebeoa and stand up the constitution and
the laws fhs States Of the South % acgmise n,as
already adopted, and hs Unfo~ gm snds bHt IL net
and this fsgfipaps lao 10 repealed vitality dssrov
ed, sporafso~ wW and ought 10 sHsue"
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-11-06

The Harrisburg Keystone furnishes the strongest evil.
dence Of the sound sentiment in the keystone State in
the extracts which publishes from twenty journals in
various parts OF the State II says. indeed that among
all exchanges in the State there but four or five
catering aboliionism and in favor Of notification and
treason The noise made by the abolition traitors in
Pennsylvania il better evidence of their strength than
that made in England during the French revolution by
the few proseyes Of the Jacobins, who raised great
din by their clamors, but able to introduce the
guillotne or establish reign OF terror" The Key
stone itself gives the strongest proof Of its
saey and purity long and severe exposition OF abo
li,;onism" from which make the following extracts
Sender the subject carefully, fellowciiizens Of Penn
syk ga they succeed in their Infamous plans II !.
yous fight the baes and Il Is you who will be
sxed beyond what conceived by American,
s.s |. immasn,; the decision must be- made At once
We sustain the constitution In good faith and stop the
snislave agitation. shall have dissolution Of our
Shall We not be conten, with the blessings which we
Franklin, Morris, PincIney, Livingston, &c. sufacsnty
comprehensive and perecii Shall we undo their gres,
destroying the Of our rights and liberties under
the preaching q abolition missionaries. and msdmen from
New England Ask yourselves whether there any
sion for ali this agitation and danger VIII the condition
Of the Africans be made better BY such cIusadef Were
political equality with usf Do you wish 10 see them your
.on.naw OF 81 or o. con-
done them unngaied evil BY them from their
barbarian homes and civzing them Is not the TX.
slave civilized man. compared with even the
princes Of Afcaf Has Nature up impossible bar
rer against their smag with Is
country rapidly filing upf And when II IL populous
those OF Europe, will not the wages OF labor down,
that slavery will no longer be profitable AMI when
this time arvcs-srd Il !. not far IN the uinre-w not
then become national object In which all will harmo.
nousy concur, the Africans to their country
Will such proceeding civize and chrstanixe Afi.
cat Is not the chain OF events by which this Is to be
effected apparent TO all rejecting citizens IL IL wise to
disturb the process thus prog ssng peacefully, and
manestly under the guidance Of the Creator and LET the
wicked passions OF man interfere TO break up our govern
men atenal strife and bloodshed destroy lib
critics. vet faster the chains OF the African and postpone
for ages the day Of his final liberation and return
"Let ms, then, give further heed to the and
northern sgators Abolition IL Of their mschevous
inventions hcomes from the faourers Of
hams wooden nutmeg., and horn fnts II gross cheat
and fraud IL 10 pesuenal and rnnous Its inventors
side the Of danger. Should their deteabe
issue, they will fly from the conflict
and the carnage they will leave all these consequences
PennsyIvanisns who will live upon the borders should the
republic be asnnder by northern phaanfhroyias"