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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-06-19
Norwich and Worcester Railroad.


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SUMMER ARR4NGEM Ten T-CoDlnlencin z May z, ISL
ACCOMMODATION TRAINS
Leave Norwich at and Il. 80 am and 80 pm.
Leave Worcester at $50 IL m. and 4.30 pm.
STEAMBOAT TRAINS.
Leaves Allyns Point at about | ain.
Leaves Worcester at abopt 7l0 pm.
FREIGHT TRAINS
Leave Norwich at stopping at all way stations
an the road.
Leave Worcester at am. stopping as above.
Trains connect at Worcester with Boston and WorCes
f, Western, Providence and Worcester and Worcester
81. Nashua Railroads.
The connection with the earliest Trains out of Worces
Ter, is formed by the Steamboat Train.
u Trains at Norwich with the Hartford, Prov
snce and Fishkl Railroad and the New London Will
s;iantic and Palmer Railroad.
EExPREss FREIGHT leaves Boston at II m, arriving in
5w York next morning
An Baggage be delivered the Baggage Master
person authorized to receive before the Passenger
,ees his seat in the
Baggage will not be taken include money merchandise
other articles than those of personal and when OF
ler value than Fifty Dollars notice must be given of that
and extra price paid, the Company will not hold
elf liable beyond that amount
y baggage permitted in the Passenger Cars.
No smoking permitted in the Passenger Cars Depot
assengers must procure Tickets at the Station Offices
JOEL w. WHITE, President
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Fitchburg and Worcester Railroad.

80 Es ! - i9ss1
TTNRAINs leave Worcester for Fchburg in connection
with the Worcester and Nashua trains, every day ex
cept Sundays, at
$50 and II A NJ, and at 4l5P.M
RETURNING-Leave Fitchburg at
500 A. NJ, I245 and 5.45 P. NJ
The shortest and most direct Railroad between WOr
cester and Burlington, W.T. is by the way of Fitch
burg Bellows Falls and Rutland. This route is twenty-tgt
miles shorter than any other.
The shorter route is by the way of Ftchburg, Bel
lows FAILS Windsor, White River Junction, and Montpe
Her This route 30 miles shorter than any other except
the mentioned above and 30 miles than any
other all stations the Vermont Central Pas
Gnpsc River Railroads.
Passengers going by either Of these by the morning
train stop at Fitchburg hour dine Bellows Falls and
arrive at Burlington early by any other route
Passengers in the IL O'Clock Worcester stop nj
FItchburg three hours, when they proceed Rutland
Mortified same day, and to Burlington the
ing.
RETURNINa-The early train from Ftchburg arrives in
Worcester in season with the Boston,
Providence, Norwich, and New York, via. Springfield.
Passengers from above, who arrive at Ftchburg in the
IL 80 tran dine there and arrive in Worcester
o'clock Those who arrive in the 80 train take
Fitchburg and arrive in Worcester for the
York train, via. Norwich.
apl7-du IvERS PHILLIPS President.
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In Berlin, and nee mountain town TarnowiIIz
NEW YORK WIRE RAILING WORKS.
Wire Railing.

SECURED by LETTERS PATENT.1
Enclosures for Public Grounds and Cemeteries,
Fences for Cottages, Gardens, Farms &c.
Windo0 Guards e. GratingS, for Stores, Dwellings,;
Lunatic Asyums, Prisons, &C.
Columns and Cornice Work for Cottages and
VERANDAHS.
NE above are made entirely of Wrought Iron and Wire
at one half the of Cast Iron) being extensively
used in the City of New York, &c-Supercedmg all OH
er kinds of work for the same purpose.
RAILROAD AND FARM FENCE made with Wrought
Iron or Wooden Posts being as 10 be used
Tor movable or permanent fence Soc $500 per rod
WlREFOR FENCES always on hand
PORTABLE IRON BEDsTEADs, IRON STATUARY, GREY
HOUNDS, Docs LIONS, &c.
Wrought and Cast Iron Ratings, made to order.
By addressing the Manufacturer and Proprietor Circu
airs and drawings of the above will be forwarded
JOHN b. WICKERSIAM, 24O Broad way.
Works, SO and 81 Lewis Street.
AGENTs-C. b. Conant q Co., 2l5 Pearl St., New York
New York, April IA, 1851. apl9-d3m
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LEONARD'S
Boston and Worcester Express.

essRAeST PRESS between Boston and worcester, foi
the safe transmission OF Packages, Bundles, Bank
Notes, Specie. and Merchandise generally,
Three Times each way Daily.
Particular given paying collecting aud nego
hating notes, drafts bills and purchasing and selling ier
liiandze, produce etc.
All packages must be directed to his care.
The subscriber is alone responsible for property
Case and risk is by the Boston and Wnr
ester Rail Road Company.
Packages by this line forwarded from Worcester to sa
EN-, Newburypor Tannon Fall River, aid New Bedford
lso to Portland, and all parts Of Maine.
Orders free for goods TO be returned by this Express
OFFIcEs.- HARNDEN g. CO.'S Office, 8 Court Street
toston; J. III. KNIGHTS HAT STORE, 1863 Main Street
Feb rs diff =. ). LEONARD.
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THOMPSON & cos WESTERN EXPRESS

247 Main-Street Worcester.
..S-s -, ~~A GOODS FORWARDED 10 Spring.
&4&l-T "A ~ field, Wcstfeld and Brattleboro',
4SSzzSyz- as1fSzE-H Hartford and New Haven and ali
-----1---- intermediate places the Western,
Hartford aud New Haven and Connecticut River Raul
roads. mNH
GT DRAFTS. NOTEs BILLS collected at any 81
tie a named places. w. DlXEY, il. Agent
Worcester, March IA. .5 3 y dtf
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FASHIONABLE
FURNITURE 0nMS.

n TIL subscribers, having enlarged their
HI Rooms, No. $50 MaiA street, opposite
Ill the Central Exchange, Cup stairs have stocked
<SAss-. them with rich and elegant assortment of
$:; s.: :ii
y IIuia Moth 1.f4 l, laAua IL.
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TFE subscriber would respectfully inform the citizens Of
Il Worcester and vicinity that he has taken the shop
above named, where he VIII manufacture
MONUMENTS TOMB AND GRAVE STONES,
of the best of Italian and American Marble
He will also furnish Slate of the best quality and hopes
by strict attention to his business merit share OF pub
lie patronage.
u Old Stones taken in exchange for
u All orders, by mail otherwise promptly attended
TO and thankfully received.
Worcester, Mar Z, 1851. CHARLES w. MARSH.
marriott
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or I, n, GOTDRERGTp,

DATENTED by the Imperial and Royal Government of
Austria and France, and by the Royal Government OF
Prussia and Bavaria.
These GALvANIC-ELECTRIC RHEUMATISM CHAINS, con
struced upon chemicophy steal principles been found
thousand times practicable against the Gout, Rheuma
tism and all kinds of complaints such pains in
the face, neck hip ooh-ache ear-ache, pains in The
breast or back ameness. palpation of the heat
Each of Gnldbergers Patent alvano-Rheumatism
Chains, is well packed up small box, which bears on
its front Godberger's Firm, and the reverse
blazons aboUe viz The Imperial Royal Eagle OF
Austria, and the seal of Godbergers Mandatory the
coat of arms of the free mountain of Tarnowitz
golden letters.
Ut Only those Chains which packed up and marked
in the manner above stated be regarded genuine.
In Boston have appointed Mr.. c. L. FRITCHE, as
General Agent for America, for the sale OF my Gavano
Electric Rheumatic Chains.
/. T. GOLDBERGER,
In Berlin, and free mountain town Tarnowitz
GT N0TIC e II
have received by the steamer Canada the above named
GALVANO- ELECTRIC RHEUMATISM CHAINS of
GOLDBERGER, and transferred the sale of them to Mr.
Mn.
Testimony from Europe, &c, may be in their Office
G. f. FRITCHE,
Boston, April IL, 1851. General Agent for America
u d. SCOTT * CO., Agents for Worcester.
ap25 dwtf
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u OFFICE-NO. 3. Piper's block.
w. CIRCUIT, Secretary.
N. B.-Young men, of business capac y. wanted to act
is agents for the above Association. jel0-dwtf
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FENHE subscriber offers for sale 10 the 81 ST
q OF December next, and if not sold by tha:
time viii rent Oh advant ageous terms the
q" "SCMMIT MANSION House"
h's hue Hotel is located ten miles from
HolIidaysburg and nine miles from Ebons burg
al point here the Turnpike Road lesdi q 2
from iioliid.vsburg ia PiitsGurg crosses 10
Allegheny f6Itage Rall Road, and consequent
fy receives he patronage of The Travelling pub
lie that crosses either Of these thorouuhfares
20 Philadelphia Pittsburg. Four trains of
passenger cars stop at the door daily IN the
business season, and from five to ten coaches
in the winter.
The pure atmosphere, pure water, and de-
lighifu scenery =. The Allegheny Mountains,
III IKE his most desTab'e summer resort for
citizens of Phiade phia and Piusburg. and as
many permanent visitors be had the
House VIII accommodate.
The building Is spacious and admirably IT
ranged for Hotel aud has been recently retit
ted, painted and enlarged. An excellent stable
carriage hoasc, wash house and convenient
outdoor buildings arc on The premises anc
also neat tenant house for servants.
II the premises are sold clear and IndisPG
table title viii be made. and possession giver
on The first day OF Apr next.
The Undersigned begs leave 'hrough this ad
vertisement TO return his hearty uokuowledg
ments 10 his numerous friends Tor the many
IA vcrs besluW ed on hInI ard assures them tHa
nothing bot sickness in his family has induced
hm to rehnQuIsh claim To their patronage.
WM. $. CAMPBELL.
Summit, Nov. 25, 1868.
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A NEW PROIECT-

Governor Floyd, of Virginia sent q
special message 10 The Legislature OF that
State on Wednesday last, recommending
iae adoption of series of resolutions in
favor of the assembling o: National
Convention OF delegates from ali the States
to be held in the city of Baltimore, in
May next, for the purpose of bringing TO
an end all sectional controversy about
slavery. He considers the Vermont reso-
lutlons, urging resistance TO the Fugitive
Slave Law, an outrage upon the South,
which renders necessary an instant settle
menr of The issue. He urges the South
ern States 10 postpone all further action
until such convention assemblies. The
message was referred TO a special commit
tee.-LG11cGSter L1tehigencer.
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solvent debtors liable to be assessed and
taxed for any purpose, shall be construed
and held 10 make the same liable to be as
sessed and taxed for borough purposes;
but the same shall! be exempt from any
charge, Tax or assessment, for any such
purpose: Provided. that nothing in this
act contained shall be held TO apply 10 any
case IN which such taxes have been here
tol0re ac.ually assessed and paid
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upon being peremptorily told by Captain

upon being peremp,orily told by Captain
Glinn, in language that could not be mis-
understood; that they must Immediately
deliver up the men, or means would be
found to compel hem; and'lhatlhe Ameri-
can government always Knows how to re-
cover and project It's citizens. when iyH.
property detained or abused by any nation
whatever, they quickly changed their ZONE
and deprtclIihg any anger or excitement
on the subject, The Lieut.. Governor (who
had conducted the interview in behalf of
the Japanese.) promised that they should
be sent off 10 the ship in Two days from
that time. This was strictly fulfilled.
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LOUISVILLE. Iaruarv IS.

.
The river has risen 8 inches within the
last "a houts, making g feet ! inch water
in Canal. Weather clear aud cold.
The North River and Europa passed
up This morning.
X Keath, who murdered his wife in this
city, was sentenced to be hung, but has
been pardoned by the Governor. on con-
dition that he leaves The United States.
a slave was to-day convicted of man
slaughter. The penalty is death.
The man Yames, who has wife in
Madison, Indiana. and married another
here, has been found guilty oi bigamy and
sentenced TO the penitcntlary tor ihree
wears.
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FIRE IN NEW ORLEANS.

New ORLEANS, january II, II 4. II.
The ST. Charles Hotel was CONSUMED
by fire; also DIR. Clapp's Church, Poydras
street Church, Crescent Hotel, and Nu
menus adjoining buildings.
3P. M.-The fire has been partly got
under, but not stopped.
5. p. M.-Fire sGll raging. There
are rumors of several lives being lost, bat
no particulars.
The ST. Charles Hotel was insured for
100000.
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Tfrrihle Arei.Irnl.-.LnSx Of Lie.

ItFTiBit dtFib'Ul---LbSN W L'lts
A terrible accident, causing great des-
truction of life. occurred in New York
CITY, on Wednesday evening last. About
forty workmen, consisting Of brcklayers,
carpenters and laborers were engaged iii
completing SIX new houses, when The
walls of all the buildings Ieil in, with
terrible crash, burying about thirty of the
men beneath the ruins. y large crowd of
people Immediately gathered and by eX-
traordinary eXerIions SIN dead bodies were
taken from beneath the pile by four
O'clock.
Among the miraculous escapes was that
Of a man who was left standing on the
top of one of the walls from which he
descended unhurt. Another man beside
him was SO frightened, he leaped down
three stories, seriously injuring himself.
Ii is said that little girl, who was en-
gagged in gathering chips, in one of the
buildings, when the accident happened,
was taken from an archway which had
been erected under the kitchen fire place
entirely uninjured.
The materials used in the construction
OF these buildings were OF the worst des-
crIptIon. The mortar was composed.
prtnefPalIy, OF sand and the small guam
tity OF lime with which il was mixed of a
very inferior quality. So defective were
the buildings, the walls bulged near their
foundation, soon after they were erected
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tSIt is somewhat early, says the North
American, TO attempt estimating the man
ner in which the new aPporlionmenI, pro-
vided by the act of May %, so, will effect
the several States as regards the dstrihu-
ton of Representatives. The act provides
that the whole number Of members shall
be 233; and as the entire population oi
the country is rated AT about twenty three,
or thirty three aud halt millions, IT IS
computed that the constituency will he, in
round numbers, 100000 Taking ihIs as
the basis, and calculating from mixed re-
turns and estimate of population, the ap-
portionment among the States would seem
70 be somewhat as follows:
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office.

ALI. persons knowing themselves indebte d
to the subscribers are earnestly requested to
come forward on or be fore the first day oi
March next ANA settle their respective accounts
The attention of debtors is particui iarly called
10 The above notice arrangements viii
very likely then be made.
A. DURBIN & Co
Munster, Jan. S, IS5l.-TI-6t.
n. B. The Goods on hands will be disposed
Of at cost and carriage for approved produce
until the Isl of MarCa next. A. ID. Il Go.
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N office.

u S hereby given I" all persons knowing them
"a selves indebted to Margaret o. Skelly deed
late OF Summerhiii tp., are requested 10 make
>etliement, immediately, and all persons hav =
ing clarI..s against the estate Of Philip O'Skal-
ley, deceased, are desired To present them duly
authenticated for settlement 10 the subscriber.
DANIEL. O'>hALLY,
Surviving Executor Of Philip O'Skalley.
Jam 2Uth 1851. ) 3t
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"a ESs D.

The undersigned respectfully solicit their
friends and the public generally to call and ex-
anime the splendid stock of ofGOODS, just re-
ceived and now opening at their Store Room
in Ebensburg. HaoiHg adopted the CASH
AND BARTER Syte"a, they VIII be enabled
20 sci! goods at prices that will defy competi.
ton. 1'hei stock Of goods is large. and selec-
ted with Il view Of gi wing satisfaction to every
Que; and consists in uart Of
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For Sale Or Rent.

TIE subscriber offers for sale that well
k, own large HOUSE, ia ihs Borough
OF Ebeushurg. situate in Main street, one door
cas-, of f.. Hughes Store. 1t is ell ca lculatet
for any puDIc business. having all The bu I'D
ings necessary for convenience attached to it,
The location is good one, and is vel, ada pied
for any man wishing 10 keep IIote or a
Store. II win be disposed Of on The NEST rea.
souabie terms aud the title is ndisputable
If the above property is no; sold before
the lst day of March next. il will be rented FOR
Term oil ohe more years. For particulars
apply TO Robert DAVIS or 10
JOHN THOMAS
January l6, I85I.-I4-tf
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IMPORTANT PENNSYLVANIA
LAW

The following section of law passed
April 26, 1850, exempis monies al inter
est from taxation for township and borough
purposes:
"That hereafter no law of this Com
monwealth rendering monies owing by
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Stray Hzeifer.

Came 10 the residence of The subscriber in
Susquehanna township. in September last 4
red and white heIicr, having ear mark and
supposed Ia he ab0ut three years o!d. The
owner is requested 10 come forward, prove
properly, pay charges, and take her away,
OF lierwise she will he disposed of accp riding TO
law. WILLIAM McDANNELL.
January &c, l65l.-l43t.
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NOTICE.

LETTERS testamentary on the estate Of Da-
vd Sheckler, late Of Susquehanna township,
Cambria county. decd. having been granted
to the undersigned by the Register of Cambria
county: Notice is hereby given 20 Il persons
indebted to said estate to make insmed ate
payment, and those having claims to present
iLem properly authenticated for settlement.
u. c. K. ZAIIM, Admir-.
Dec u, IS50-l0-Gt.
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EsEEss

On Sunday evening the 18th inst,
HUGH BELLAs, son of DIR. VIM. A. and
Rebecca {. Smith, aged about ten months
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ALL persons having claims OF any kind
against the Commonwealth for materials fur
II ished or labor performed on the Allegheny
Portage Rail Road. prior 10 Dec. lst, 1919
are requested TO make immediate report O
their amount 10 the undersigned al his of1ic,
al lie Summit. 1t is hoped that no person
having q claim will neglect this notice, as ho
is Gesiruus ofrcporting 10 the Canal Board al
Of The debts due, so that i sufficient approprt
alton lnay be made al the next session Of the
Legislature for thei: liquidation.
WM. :. CAMPBELL, Sup't,
Office of Superintendent,
a. =. K. X.
October 26th, 1850.
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Caution.

NsY wife LOUISA having left my bed and
va board wIthoul any jGst cause or provo
cation, all persons are hereby cautioned not
10 trust or harbor her on my account, as | am
determined not 10 pay any debts of her con.
trdc ING. HENRY hOCu.
Jan. %, lSJi.-l5-3t.
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Stray bull.

CA NJ f. TO the residence of the subscriber, IN
Allegheny township, about the middle of Dec
last, ed and white spotted Bull about three
years old. The owner is requested 10 come
forward prove property. pay charges and take
him away, otherwise lie VIII be disposed of
rccOrd.ug 10 llw.
JOHN &. MOVERS.
January T. l85I.-l4-3t.
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I13P OF e 0IPIaBg

Remaining an tie Post Office at Ebens-
burg, Jaauary Isl 1851.
Banghuman Miss ". kgiIz Andrew
Baker P"trck L"rrrt.a'r5i' a,
Cobut Samael II. Merry L r. 9
Eimiston John M'Cielland Samuel
Evans Henry M'LaughlIn Margaret
Emery Iitnry Owens james
Evans Richard J. Peterson Ellie nor VI iss
Farrell Catherine Mrs. Rowland Ellis Sr.
Ftnnegan Michael Slnnaker George
Fleming james Officer soldier Of
H"oJuL James the Late War
Harris W iiliam ". Weakly William
lIirl John Wise Joseph
tIcon Mrs. " iietI p. b.
Jones Robert j. Williams Margaret
MILTON ROBERTS, Z. NJ
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Notice.

z ETTERS Of Administration on the Es-
81 tate of " iiliam Diver, deceased, have
heen granted to The undersigned by the Rrgis
ter OF CanIorIl county. All persons indeb, ed
to SAID estate, vail make Immediate payment
10 the subscriber At Munster, and those having
claims VII r:vsg.: ;hem duly auth icaIed.
JEREMIAH M'GONIGLE, admir-.
Jane. 1851. ct.
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Exchange Hotel.
Johnstown, Cambria County, Pa
Thomas Il. hagujre, Proprietor.

TEyHE undersigned. having succeeded Mr.
Z Samuel Bracken in lhe proprietorship of
the Establishment, most respectfully aHnoun-
ces 10 The public that Ms entire attention will
he devoted 10 the task OF rendering the EK.
change Hotel one Of tie best public houses in
this section OF the = ate.
Especia! care VIII be observed in procuring
liquors of the choicest brands. snd evory sp-
propriate deicacy wbIch the market afJrds,
viii be carefully selecied for lie table.
Good stables aad, ca rcIat hUsllcrs are prov.
ded.
The undersigned viii always he most happy
to greet his fIIends ami the travelling conI.du-
nity.
THOMAS a. MAGUIRE.
Oct q, lS5O.-tf.
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GEORGE ". TODD g.. 90

(SucceSSOrSto Lif1inger 3. Todd
Dealers in Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware.
Queeusware. &c.
> doors east Of Rensha~s Hotel. High ST
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nREss GOODsWe respectfully invite the attention Of
the public, ladies especially extensive assortment
ladies. dress goods As our stock unusually large and varied
inducements will be offered
orally order dispose Of as much stock possible In
The public will ind greatly their advantage give call be
fore purchasing elsewhere. We have
Rich chrne, striped and plaid spring and summer Silks in low
Plain, pink blue, green, and colored mousssIiaes
10 colored mousselnes travelling dresses
do swoo fine, small figured moussnes, for childrens
Plain green, shaleysa desirable
article for ladies' dresses
Plain, grave, and fancy coloed bereges, In all shades
40 pieces rich figured bereges and grenadines
IS do lowpnced do part Of which very beautiful,
In ow-price goods
30 burege dc snes low price, and choice styles
In French lawns and jsconets, kc.--
Is pieces rich printed Organde muslins
printed cambrics fine
50 fne medium quality and price lawns, warranted ss
100 do iowpriced do do
30 smaf figured and dotted French shintzes, for chill
20 do half mourning lawns and Organde muslins
good quality black lawns, IAN
addition above line almost every article be-
longing trade, Of which and will sell good
be obtained from retail in the
try will only be purchasers to BE- convinced Of the
g00d and before buy
ing. We ask a careful and particular examination.
CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY, co.
May 6--dlm