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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-02-01
No. 4 FIagg Building, Main {


Sanf rd
No, 4Flagg Building, Main Street,
Wond most respectfully invite the attention Of all pur
chasers to their extensive stock of
HOSIERY, GLOVES, YARNS, LACE GOODS
TRIMMING GOODS, THREAD STORES, &c. &c.
Having ample facilities for purchasing their Goods the
lowest possible rates. with thorough knowledge of their
particular branch of sness and being determined to sell
their goods: under all circumstances such prices will
satisfy The most economical purchasers They that
their efforts to do business with the citizens of Worcester
and adjoining towns will meet with that encouragement it
will be their aim to merit We shall be receipt
of all the new and desirable varieties of Goods in line
of business and buyers may all times be of finding
at our Store one the largest best assorted and cheapest
Stock, of Goods in the State.
The patronage of the public respectfully solicited
FIRTH d. CLARK
No. Flagg Building.
Referring TO the above announcement, take pleasure
in recommending Messrs. FIRTH and CLARK, to our
friends and customers who have literally patronized
during the past six years. being every way worthy of
their confidence and support.
Mr.. Clark of the above rm many of onr friends will
ognize having been in employ oi several years
salesman trust that the favorable opinion they
may have enter aimed Of him, integrity of character
and business qualifications will conduce the interests of
the new firm. Il. A. CLARK,
Z. ii. SANFORD
Worcester, Jau so, 1851. jan30-eod6w
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NEW CLOTHING BAZAAR

Just listen to this thing ofrIyme,
ana II you're coming nOw's your time,
AouIl ma the g0ag mast sublime,
BY railroad in car
Inc sights you'll see will pay YOU well,
So notice wha Pm going to tell,
OF the splendid overcoats they sci.
A. the new Bazaar.
Macullars, the man " 10 DO y0m Broga"
lie keeps the fastest pants'' in town;
With stripes that run both mp and down
Like the strings Of an old guitar.
Hes Just got ina splendid stock
You'd wonder to see his patrons flock
TO his new store up in lipers Block
Which he calls the new Bazaar.
Yes pants he has Of every hue
The pure jet black, and the black and blue
Aud every style that's fresh and new,
And handsomer by far,
Than these you buy at slop-shop stalls,
And large supplies Of overalls,
With suits throughout for paTties--bas
At the new Bazaar.
Come then and Buy.your clothing cheap,
At Pipers Block on Main Street.
The place where Macuar Il W iliams keep.
You'll always find them thar,
Ready to show You every STYLE,
That can be found for many mile,
And give you trades that II make OF smile
at the new Bazaar.
Macullar, Williams & Go.
Stores, No 2 Piper's Block. 271 Main st.
and the old stand, 174 Main st.
Worcester, Jan l6, 1851. janl6-dwtt
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Central Lumber Yard.
WOMAN'S FRIENDSHIP.

DY Grace Aguilar-Women of Israel, by same author
ID Vale Of Cedars, do-Lettice Arnold, do-Jane Eyre
Lady of the Gulf-1he Duchess-The Divorced Wife, by
Arthur-The Count of Marion. Woman's Revenge-Sei
Deception the History OF Human Heart by Mrs Ellis
The Reyenge-Reveries of an Old Maid, & C. &c.
Also the international Magazine for February. The Mo-
theirs Recompen Home Influence, with good
many other publications. jnst received at No. Merchan
Row an3l-d3twltl BURRILL & DAVIS.
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EDWARDS & BANCROFT,

4sU 10 W etSI1L44S5 LuIL &C La4V, w UIU6SLGI9
RE constantly receiving large quantities of West India
n Goods and Groceries, from New York and Boston.
which they will sell very cheap, for cash. AS they
doing STRICTLY CASH BUSINESS, would call the
ton ofall those who wish pay cash for their goods,
they confident that they make object for such
customers.
Worcester, Jan. 16, 1851. ianl6dwtf
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Mrs. Thomas.

| ATE from New York, has located herself with Mrs.
~ FELTON, where she isprepared make all kinds of
LADIES GARMENTS, such as CL0AKS, GAQUES, MAN
TELLAS, DRESSES Of every description RoDE de
CLEANLINESS, &C. Mourning made on The shortest notice.
Worcester, Jan. 22. jal2S.d3ws
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POSITIVELY no P0sTP0NEMENT.
The Clofhas are Bound 70 be Sold.
EMFNIit


p. WARE re pectully announces 10 The ''Peopls'of
~ Worcester and all the adjacent Iowns that he shsl
sell his very extensive STOCK of WINTER CLOTHING,
at ~ BARGAINS N in order to make room for some
thing pretty big, which he has in contemplation in the
Spring.
person should neglect this opportunity procure
0YERC0RT,
which is right for almost every thing desirable comfnrta
BILE here in abundance. Some of them Of the
elaborate Workmanship and fashionable style.
have also great assortment of PANTS worthy Of the
attention of all classes. A good many OF them heavy
lined, warm and stout, but they must all step out for
to sell them all Also good assortment of
VESTS, adapted to the season; together with great
sortment of black Satins, fancy Silks, Cashmere Italian
Cloth and all the grades Of Vests, all of
which intend shall march out before March in.
The usual assortment of Under Shirts Drawers Green
Spencers Umbrellas, Overalls, Gloves, SusPenders Hand
kercies Stocks, Common and Fine Shirts, &c, &C. ard
abundance ofwhch always hand for sale Whole
sale and Retail at the LOWEST PRICES!
have also on h nd coed variety of FIECE GOODS,
for sale low by the yard, made up in garments
TO order, with GREATNESS and DISPATCHER To
cude permit add word of dsnteresed advice,
which have doubt will be extensively appreciated, and
generally followed 1t is this-do fool your money
away upon the stuff be found in other Stores but get all
our CLOTHES and BARGAINS at
No. q 6, Merchants Row.
dec24 dwtf Ar. WARE
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THE NATIONAL ERA.

the request ofque number ofindividuals, have
IN made arrangements TO receive the Era, regularly, ard
persons wishing have it, be supplied by calling No
Merchants Row. Subscriptions eved for Mrs Swiss
helms Pittsburg Saturday Visiter, the News
paper Depot of BURRILL d DAVIS,
janl6-dwtf No. 5, Merchants Row.
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Fresh Malaga Fruit
NEW STORE AND ENTIRE NEW GOODS

NLW 6IUhE AIVU EN- IIhE NNW GUUUb
FE'E subscribers would respectfully inform their friends
and the public that they have formed coparnershp
under the firm of BEMIS & Co., and leased a Har
rngton Corner No. 2 Main ST. and have fitted up the
most app oNed manner, where they have hand
very aTg1 and extensive assortment of BOOTS, SHOES
and RUBBERS, expressly adapted for this season. As
their stock made order and bought for cash. the
subscribers feel confident in recommending their
ofGOODS to all who wish to receive the full value for
their money Citizens of Worcester and the neighboring
towns and ALL most respectfully invited caH and
Judge for themselves. EDWARD BEMIS,
CHAUNCY G. HARRINGTON
Worcester, Dec. 1850. dec19-dtf
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THIN DRESS GOODS,
Scroll Breast Pins.

GONE very rich patterns and plain Gold also with Gar
- lei Pearl and TnrQuois, very low prices, 2O5 Mali
Get. g. q. COLEMAN, Cd door North Ct American
importance House. dSws2m dcoll
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Notice.

TIWE person that took Bay state Long Shawl on the
l. Eve. Jan 81 from the Ladies drawing Room Ilrn-
ley Hall, is requested to return the Immediately
Mr. Warren, and save the the trouble of ascernin
ing who took it.. ial29-dtf
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E. w. ELWELL, Saw Manufacturer.
GAWS of all kinds kept constantly on hand and made TO
~ order Also all kinds of saws Retoothed, straight
ene1 set fled and put in the best of running order aud
cheap any other Yankee.
ian3l-dly No. &c Exchange st,
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Songs Of Labor,
RY John G. Whter-WAsHINGro AND REvo-
I'D LUTON, an Grafton by E p Whpple,-ThouSAts for
young man, by Horace Manu. Ihonehts on Life, by
Henry Giles. Life-Like Portrait of George
Thompson, M. p. just received by
BURRILL & DAVIS,
jan29-d3t No. Merchants Row.
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he TIME TO sUBsCRIBE FOR
Cash w anfAd.

EVERY PERSON having unsettled Accounts with the
Il Subscribers is requested to make Cash Payment with
ohl delay, and oblige Il. L. HARDON & Co.
Dec 10th. dtr
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-02-01

"a .<1.u
NIGER q Phelps Beldy-stich Sewine Machine inyentE
isaac M singer and manufactured by Singer d Pbelps
~ Harvard Place. Boston, Mass is offered TO he nnh
perfect machine, and will he constructed and aapt
perform any kind of work. from the stitching of fine
bosom 10 ships sail, as well as descriptions OF
er Inc needle isstraght, and works perpendicular
the table of the machine, afording room and opporlu
10 august the fabric in any wayaDd the stitch NAV be
lated to any length, even TO hairs breadth
e stich made by this machine is one which will no
or open, and the sewing can only be taken apart b,
ng every second or third stitch From 500 10 Ism
es according to the fabric operated upon NAV be aken
linute. '' ~ -
bring this machine perfection much labor and stndy
peeh expended upon 1t by the inventor and the suI,
rs now offer the Belaystitch Sewing Machine feeling
alton here given.
profits arising from the of one these machines
sews with either one two needless is from five 10
oilars per day. The operation is not confined TO the
acture OF Clothing only but may be applied 10 SEWING
description OF linen, cotton wooden, and most kinds
Is chine. with ordinary care is warranted IN rim ono
Wthout repairs, and will last many years. And il il al
e Ill us construction, and easily regulated and man.
that any person Of ordinary ability may operate il
price OF one OF these machines which is worked BY
adle, and capable of sewing any ordinary linen m,,s;
oolen fabric, is one hundred and twenty five dollars
D'ete, with all appendages for operation. s!is
ese Machines are beautiful and neat in their appear
and they take up SO little room, that they are an crna
= to any lady's sewing apartment. = af..s.1-.
AN Agent, with whom exclusive arrangements ss n.
is wanted In every city and town in the United States
applications for Agencies, and all orders encloshe the
y for machines (Which will be carefully packed o sepd
part OF the world well all inquiries about
alton to different purposes, will be promptly attende
ths NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. All letters must be post paid ami
Psed 10 SINGER & PHELPS.
Ia. 1850. ''' "''''" sea nss \.
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Figs, Figs, FIGS.

C00 DRUMS Smyrna Figs, fresh nom the vessel, and
OOO cheap for cash.
EDWARDS & BANCROFT,
Janl6-dwtt No. 10 Washington Square.
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THTBET Ann TYONEsE CLOTHs.
Ready Made Cloaks.
sHAWLs. sHAWLS!

SdAWLS, SdAWLO!
ME shall close the remaining stock of w L 4 e Il
W SHAWLS, at still greater reduction than we
have heretofore made. We offering great Bargaua
i'll
Cashmere Long Shawls.
Purchasers of Shaws of any description will find at
Store better than they find elsewhere in
town. and the prices shall not be objection buyers.
IL. IL. CHAMBERLAIN a. CO.
Worcester, Jan. 90, 1851. jan29dwtf
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PARTICULAR NOTICE.

ETHE subscribers having purchased of Mr. 7. A. Carl
and e. H. Sandford their respective Stocks of Goods
and united the same in the Store recently occupied by Mr.
Sapf rd
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Ear Hoops and Drops.

TUST received beautiful variety of Ear Hoops and
81 Drops, at C. c. COLEMAN'S, POS Main street, I'd
door North Of American Temperance House.
decll d&wis2n
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-08-31
POLITICAL.

STATE OF new ,s sEcRErARY's OFFICE
to be held in this state Tsssi, sdas tie
Monday OF November next the following officers to be
Judge Of the Court of Appeals the place Of samuel
secrsryof State in the place of Christopher Morgan
Comptroller in the place Of pniio z. Fuller.
A State Treasurer, in tie place Of Avail Hunt.
An Attorney General in the place of Levi Chatasld
State Engineer and Surveyor in the place of Hezekah
A Canal Commissioner 10 the place Of Charles Cook
Inspector Of State Prisons in tie place Of Alexander
Ali terms of service will expire the last
Airo Justice Of the Supreme Court First Judi
cal District in the place Of James Kiag whose
Also Senator for the Third, Fourth. Fifth. and sixth
Senate Districts 10 the place OF kisnrd W.ms Clark
whose of service will expire tae last day of
County officers to be elected for said county,
Sixteen Members Of Assembly.
Register, in the place of Cornelius v. Anderson.
Two judges Of the Superior Court in the pla,e Thomas
J. Oakley and John L. Mason.
Judge of the Court Of Common Pleas in the place of
A Surrogate, in the place of Alexander w. Bradford.
Commissioner OF Streets and Lamps in the place Of
Two Governors of the Aims House. place of Simeon
All whose terms OF service will expire the last day
there to be elected Justice for each of the six Ju
deiai districts into which the city Of New ori Is dtro
ed, pursuant to Chapter 5il Laws Of ISL -
oHRisTof h:RE'i aSRSyaN Secretary of STATE.
shERiFr's OFrrcE. August -, ls1l
notice of election to be held the Tuesday
ceeding the first Monday of November next received this
THOMAS CARNLEY.
MN Sheriff Of the Ciss and County Of New York
please publish this notice each week until The cleo
lion send in their bills for ,sssr,sS the e soon
Board Of Supervisors and passed tor payment.
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CASTLE G ARDEN. -THURSDAY SEP
~ TENDER 4 ls3l.-kax Maretzeks Benefit,


MAN MAKE EEK
has the honor OF patrons of tho
OPERA and the public in gen, previous TO his s
parture from New YORK., he will tase
BENEFIT
On Thursday September 4th, 1851,
to begin at i. NJ, and to conclude at II o'clock
Although the arrangements already made Of khs
character yet several additions
templated which III render this entert the
MOST SPLENDID MAGNIFICENT
ever offered the Inhabitants OF CITY, Full particulars
can Therefore only be given Tuesday; but in the
time the following brie outline OF the
bping the attractions of
TWO GRAND OPERAS,
A GRAND. MISCELLANEOUS AND DRAMATIC CONCERT,
AN ENGLISH VAUDEVILLE,
In which Mr. Brous ham ard his Company will appear:
GRAND BALLET,
And other En- tertai pments,
may be relied upon rs certain
For the fret time aud this extraordinary occasion only
will appear,
IN THE SAME ENTERTAINMENT,
- -FOUR GREAT PRIhA DOME ABSOLUTE.
Madame Boso, Madame T. Sc dc vries,
Madame Bertucca-Haretzek, Madame Trufh Benedetti.
FOUR CELEBRATED FIRST TENoRI
Sigror l.. Saly, SgBor ID. Bettini.
Siglor u. Lorni, and Signor Bspedetti,
(His first appearance these years.l
FOUR POWERFUL FIRST BARIroNI AND BASSI.
Signor Badiali. SiPnor warni,
tigIor Ben eyentano, Signor Colett
In connection with the other aud distinguished
ARTISTS OF THE ITALIAN OPERA,
aided by powerful chorus and a g-ind
CuES1KA.
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rRAyELi.ERs. auInE

CAEpsn AND AsBor RAILRoA AID LINE PROM Nsw
fors 70 fhilstelphn--Letve Pier Ne 4 rerth Riyev.
s,samsent John POTTER. Morning line A. sosicss.
s.e,svoa Line ~ oclock Pare Nv either line Al Sor-
sf@ oses' /" smsrsn, line. ~ e'seeh, -Fxs ARE.
e. BLfss AreuA
NEW YORK In rHILADELPHIA-NEw YoRK
- sne tdelphia dircct.-Unted states Mai Lane
navvFh ~ ~ hours, via New Jersey Railroad fare
for trst enes and 81 20 Cor ecosd class tcsvo
eNierf att M from foot Of Ccrtandt street sad -
AN and pm, from cf Liberty street Leave thiia
street
-FoR BALTIMORE, WAsurSerov, CHsrLssror.-
THROUGH tickets sold i'm the iines through
ducor With through tsggsgs cheeks no train
leaving st p " and baggage In this train
Will he transported directly Through ron depot 70 eepot
On the route, Without charge.
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THE ADVERTISER HAVING Two INVENTIONS
ANTHOLOGY. sc.

A sTRoLOGY.-DR. G. W. ROBACR. FROM SWEDEN,
lately ron Philadelphia, offers his services 10 the c
ens o. New York lie able forete past present and
ntnre events feeLadiea, 80 cents gentlemen, ST. Ma
Observation-Disclosures 81; geptlemen IS Ofce No
hse street New York. where letters post paid will receive
immediate attention. For particulars see daily papers
Astrooscsl Aimsnscs can be procured at the sas
IMPORTANT TO DRUGGISTS AND PERrUuERs.-
lyman Hart 70 John street Wholesale perfumer has
Published sn elegant Of Labels suitable Tor
and drawer IN drug store in sold circular form AZ
s lev charge OF SR for 800 being In the rhoie
ony enc cent esch with liberal discount 10 he traas Al
90 ferumery twenty lower than an house In Az
city New open for irePtetiol, " ~.
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MATRVMoNIAI.

MATRfMoNY MADE EASY. OR HOW TO WIN A
Nl LoverProfessor Iawton, Of Iondsn having arrived
Boston will nd 70 address RECEIPT of dollar
pest paid plain directions 70 enable ladies gentlemen 20
win the devoted affections of the opposite The
s simple butso captivating that Az nay BE married ire.
spectye ofage arrearancc or pos last though not
least can be srr.need with such Ease and decaey thu.
detection impossible Address Professor Lswton, Boston
sreis raid.
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$3.50 -
DANCING.

n ENRY WELLS sIsTER's DANCING AcADEsY,
II ttuvVCrant Iaf.itrtc 81. Bread ray orca tt
18Th sep,crtsr n. Wells and is sister Eae H. Gitveif
h.vc retired from thtr profession public artists aud
.evcss then solely teaching riysJa dragg Then
ave ut several ycss 20 TIE Royi Acsdsny % Para
mi - 80 Test schools t private teachias In France
'sry havo uow afaqttd' ey5tcr with the view
ale 3sBcilf mc1rs % prouctir- hclith veil
-et-a Of ncl airing the most graceful and frahi dspcrt
rerL All the walt1a ruaeriles sc. will 30 taught
20 s'npisH sod mes. sppfop-ia'e Apply 10 *
.Ils 4 Sister fftIa silvon a. ~. till l.. H.
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HOME STEADS.


GA HoEE FOR ALI" aMANHATTAN BUILDING
act Of Incorporation SharesS entrance fee monthly
association of this lame numbering over thousand
in the months and being
to receive any members IL has become necessary
establish second association founded upon the liberal
principles with To the ST
his purchaes As me um OF investment or the securing
Homestead, this assoca: ion affords peculiar facilities
the working beyond all others Prospectus
rmaton be obtained and regste red the
Mercer House. Mercer and streets John
f. Rodman, Esq, t2S West street. George w. Stevenson.
lfq Attorney and Counsel Of the First Manhattan IIld
ing Assoeaton so Nassau street. Due notice will be given
OF the hrst meeting. which will be held soon.
NbUsTRiAL HOME ASSOCIATION. NO. L-caoOs.
ng L9ts Members are notified that the choosing of
lots at Mount Vernon will commences the lat day of
TO and in GLIDING the sd Of month Expression
choice mist he made to R. Cooper the land duria
the day allotted to number drawn the
tween and III M. ofsame day, at Military s, owery
THOS. D. MURRAY, Secretary
livery MAN HIS OWN LANDLORD.-UNION
II building and Mutual Loan ociation-Ths Assocl-
ticn has been ssfu operation four months
had number of shares redeemed but as IL is DESTROYS FILL
to thousand shares 1.-THE maxmum rapidly rs posi-
be- this association will
s2eoos terms easier monthly than other
similar association lnforms ton be obtained Mr.
Peeare 6 Hester street of Centre
be left Next reguler meeting September g. at No 1T Grand
street near Broadway where have opp rtuny
ofjoinng
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w alt. TAPscOTT co. . SOUTH STREET.
w ssuTpy ORA O. fr any amount. paykse Throughout
Greet British ard rclaue. 1hsy asa sole agents
hd stsf ltre TIE swallow Tail Linc. the Dranitic tire
atc Lucu L,trrcul rtck,ts and the lice II Loaisa
reset taafe ~ any Of which ships can b. engaged
reaft uatlc terua.
crn ono 10 LOAN ON BOND AND MoRTg AGE.
" lO,OOO ia sums 10 suit applicants or will be-
stocls and other good securities call kpas
% AARON SUTTON. 70 Pcatl street., 10 stairs.
Cd 0HD WANTED. A PARTNER THAT HAS
% ,OOV. The above amount On cash, % Join tbs A
yeIthr q pleasant profitable and agreeable buHneas
thoroughly cstabishsd To young Of education asd
TsfeinE mercantile fatits he be guaranteed thoa
sarG dollars the drs PROFITS Address Day Broad
~ay Fest Once, near Canal street.
CO 000 WANTED on A LIFE INSURANCE 20.
tnd interest will he raid. ANY persOn having toe above
amount 20 let nsy hear Of an crportunity by ADDRESSING
Herald tice.
O. n00 AN ACTIVE BUSINESS NAN, wfru
sOOOs sltV, make his fortune. by iaininr tte
aevcI ftr business IN which he has sou
he man ~ wanted as salesman, anc II fully qualified
have rest chance No other nerd apply Address boz
lSIl Poet emce, New York. man from New England
THE ADVERTISER HAVING TWO INVENTIONS
tthe greatest utility aud PROFIT being engaged most
Istt 81 HE time IL DESTROYS Of meeting with party Join
hm possssed Of moderate capital Al command large
fortune can realized without risk and In short period
Or taary ~ Sltw 70 $500 per tnnam guaranteed. Adj
dress =. A., Herald once.
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uNy ssiORs. &c

A T. STEWART n co. WILL OPEN THErR NEW
a. store on Monday Tn sth ofsepsember next when they
will offer for sale and eeaant OF Dress and FAN
ey Goods Ne imported expressly for the occssop which
they respectfully call the attention OF their friends and
public.-Brosdway, Chambers and Reade streets.
EAIL CLoAKs AND NANTILLAs- RESPECTFULLY
invite the attention OF Southern and Western merckan
and each buysrs from every scton OF the Union. tony
stock on Fall Clocks and Mantilbs Of mportson
and manufacture, comprng the very latest Psran no.
NsIts constantly arriving by every steamer Cash rur
chaers or single articles for patterns quantities.
rttch vii be alike convinced Of the advantages ofer
GEO BCLPIN.
Paris ciosh and Nas.illa Emporium, s5l Broadvsy.
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FINE Arts.

TAsEs BRowy, DAGUERREAN ARTIST, LATE STU.
dent q re Ntonsl academy o. Design, snd member
% TIE rev water Color Association has in AZ his Gal
cry Isl Brcadssy up stairs trsarl all the modern i'm
provements in THE arr. -