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IA RI REDU cED.
fenton q Co.'S Great Southern & Western
~ PASSAGE OFFICE,
% COMMERCIAL STREET, up siairs0 BOSTON +
uk all parts OF the Southern and Western States and
Il the Canadas, Cva Albany N' 'i'
Iassengers gong West via Albany, TO Utica Syracuse
V.,oD peIrQ (hiich Milw aukie, (Wis.) Chicago O0
ns3, south, via New York and Philadelphia to Potts
ef by calling at this office in Hosion. F
A. NJ New York train at 81 + NJ - 2
ALSO, EUROPEAN PASSAGE AND REMITTA NcF
OFFICE.
z Reference and security given
"ANTEp-A good responsible gel in Hartford
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NCRTH AMERICAN ELECTRIC
WASHING FLUID.


FOR WASHING EITHER IN HARD OR SOFT WATER
lis the only genuine article found in the world
and possesses double the power of thing ever dis
covered, for washing clothes uing expense doing
away with washboards at once In fact, il be the
long sought philosophers stone universal solvents
ing magical preparation, lis operation being of the
astonishing character. common sized washing may be
done with one gill OF this Fluid in less than hour 1t
sottens and removes the dirt leaving articles of the
most brilliant whiteness. Il being harmless in its oper-
atoms as pur water, and clothing i'll much longer
than when rubbed to pieces by the common method of
washing.
This Fluid is powerful agent he used in all cases
where soap is required particularly for cleansing milk uteu
sis, Cleaning windows and paint, securing floors; in short
ing world.
p SAl coored Goods are rendered brighter by beinO
washed in this Fuid and WoOens less la3 to shrink
and thereby rendered much softer than in the Old wa Of
washing.
Sold by the principal Druggists Apothecaries and Gro
GERS throughout the world Manu- ctured by Moore Col.
ms q Co. at the Laboratory Nos 81 SO and Ann cor
her oil shoe and Leather Streets Boston, None genuine
unless the Labels contain theirsgnature
The above article is warranted BY The Manufacturers
10 contain soda, me camphene burning fluid or acids of
any kind, but TO be purely alkaline PREPARATION of the
most powerful character possessing more than doube the
Washing power OF thing discovered being pel
harmless III vlpor without POSSESSING the caustic IRON r
ties oil the msera lie ari, lie which flood the market and in
MANY instances disgust the people that degree that they
are unwilling TO y good article when il is really 10 he
lound me rlopretors only ask fair trial of tn article
ana are perfectly willing forfeit any amount for sng
failure III any Instance where it is used.
MOORE, COLLINS & co.
u we are the only agents for the above article IN Wor
cestef county For sale at the manufacturers prices Inv
myo-dw3m DRAPER d CLARK, Washington Square
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LIFE ASS TRANCE.
ETNA INSURANCE COMPANY,
CONN


Annuity Funds 10000.
LNXCLUSlNELH held and pledged and appropriated with
IL its reserved accommodations by the Charter the
payment of annues and losses upon insurance Life
not to exceed $4,000 upon the life of any person.
The promptness, fairness and lbefality which have
marked all the dealings of this Company for thirty years
past and the well known character of lis officers and
rector sufficient to guarantee that safety and security
TO the assured which is of the first importance in Lille
mrance,
THOMAS X BRUCE, Pres't. L. LOOMS Sec'v
Z. A. BULKLEY, Vice Pres't. J. w. SEYMoRE Act'y
GEO. A. BATES, Nj D., Examining Physician for w or
cester. C. holland Agent
u Office in w. & H. Bakers Ware Rooms Main street
corner Of Pleasant ST. Worcester, Mass
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EMERS0NS
Patent Ventilators.

ne oilers these Venators for sale with the paenf ceyS
cqte on men, at prices probably higher than the s5
''Vu, oies. J. u. LORlNG
''' WI rs Main street.
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Fitchburg and Worcester Railroad.

la @ z..ssssss.l;.s.s -. 80
VIRAINS leave Worcester for Fitchburg, in connection
with the Worcester and Nashua trains, every day ELS
.eept Sundays, at
$50 and II A. NJ, and at Is Pm
RETURNING-Leave Fitchburg at
500 A. NJ I245 and 5.45 P NJ.
The shortest and direct Railroad route between Wor
cester Mass and Burlington, VT is by the way OF Fitch
burg Bellows Falls and Rutland. This route is twenty-five
miles shorter than any other.
The next shorter route by the way Of Fchburg Bel
lows Fails Windsor White River Junction, and Montpe
er This 20 miles shorter than any Other except
he one mentioned above and it is 20 miles nearer than any
other route to all stations the Vermont Central and Pas
,psc River Railroads.
Passengers going by either of these routes by the morning
train stop Fchburg hour, dine Bellows Falls, and
arrive Burlington early BY any other route
Passengers in the ii O'Clock train from Worcester stop If
Fichburg three hours when they proceed TO Rutland
or Mortified day, and Burlington the next morn
~.
RETuRNNo-The early train from Fitchburg arrives in
rceer in season with the trains Tor Boston;
Providence Norwich and New York, via. Springfield.
Passengers from above who arrive at Fitchbnrg in the
30 train dine and arrive in Worcester at two
clock. Those who arrive in the so train take len
itehburg and arrive in Worcester in for the n,
York train via. Norwich.
4pl7-dtf IyERS PHILLIPS. President.
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INSURANCE.
MECHANICS
AT. REEEFIT ASSOCIATION.

oe-c No Q & TO- Foofs Ba1Eiias, Springfield, Mass
rT,fS ASSOCIATION was organized October ls ls49, and
Wa the frsi Of kind organized in the United
states and the only purely Mutual Health Association
now In operation Il is managed by It's members, and has
...
A Guaranty Capital of 10000
Rates annual deposits for members under fifty years
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DURCIA OF this vicinity visiting Boston, in want
I of a first article of CLOTHING for Spring and
summer ar, pa tcuarly invited to call at
BROWN & LAWAEN CE7S,
in the Basement of the Old State House, fronting
State street Boston, where be found the largest and
most extensive stock QUESTIONABLE READY MADE
CLOTHING the city, manufactured by the hest of work
men, and from the style of Goods OF this
Importation, which offer at wholesale and retail pri
ces as low any Clothing house in the Union.
The attention of Country Dealers is respectfully solicit
ed. Gentlemen in want of superior garment find
at this Establishment equal any that cnsoR-made
intend at all times to keep hand the best Ready
made which be found in this any other city which
we have become so justly celebrated.
u Garments made to order from new and desirable
Goods, selected from this Springs importation, together
with general assert nent of FANCY ARTICLES suita-
Bile for Gentemens wear.
u Before purchasing, please call the OLD STATE
HOUSE. fronting on State street Roston. ap2l-d ~3m
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CHARLES A. UPTON.

Hosiery and Gloves.
IQEST KID GLOVES, in Fancy and Spring Colors. a 81
- Perior article Seventy-Gye dozen Isle Thread
Gloves, various kinds
100 Dozen Silk Gloves,
from - to 81 cts. pIiI; 80 dozen Picnic and are
Gloves and Mitts, eceer4, etcetera.
children, Misses and Ladies' Hose,
More than $50 different kinds, amongst them some of the
Best Saxony 3 Threaded, Black and White
Silk Hose, from Auction.
all of which will be sold at the lowest New YORK WHOLE
SALE PRICES Please call and examine before purchas-
g else where at the New England Fancy Store 2IO Main
t. near Worcester House.
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De promptly attended to. n.Na I IStln VII
Worcester, Oct. 18TH 1850 ''' 'oSLAN'
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ia z RaDUoED

fssenStf rs are cautioned against allowing themselves
be taken to any other Office
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ap1oawt
PROVIDENCE and WORCESTER Railroad.

II, Eszsy - - s5===sssr1 -
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TABER g. LAWRENCE.
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he would stop opposing the Enlargement
bill, which bride the Spartan func;ionary re-
iected with yirtuous adherence. Has the
sum been increased or better security prof
fered since, that you now calculate on his
adhesion to the Speedy Enlargement! policy
in future Let US know what It Is that has
suddenly spiked his carrlon-charged ar,l-
lery. If this Saul Of Tarsus has beea
transformed into 4 Paul by some shining
vision, let him proclaim the process, that
other sinners as hardened and as rIoald may
share in TIE light and JOY of his conversion
Canal men of the Center and West OF
Jefferson, Oswego and Aliegany there Is
one party which never deserted nor betray-
ed you-which has always stood up firmly
and warmly in defense of the Canal Policy.
without asking whether the particular work
in contemplation would Immediately beneht
their several localities or contribute to their
party ascendancy This party, whether In
or out of power, has led or driven IN the
noble enterprise of extending facilities o,
intercommunication to every part OF our
State and rendering her the great highway
of Commercial Intercourse between the
East and the West. You know that in the
hands of this party your Canal interests
will be safe-vou know that the leaders Of
the other party will favor those interests
lust so far as they shall deem essential to
their own retention of power, and no
farther. You know that the Loans requl.
site TO the More Speedy Enlargement can
only be obtained by earnest friends OF that
work. and would certainly miscarry If con-
6ded TO its insidlous enemies. BE not
wiled to your own hurt by the sorceries OF
Party, but act rs your own clear judgments
shall indicate, and the whole immense
West from the Allegany to the Missouri,
shall rejoice over the assured and speedy
completion of that great enterprise in which
they with YOU have a deep and lively inter-
est. If you have not begun already, begin
the work Of The campaign to-day, and do
not rest until the G. hit of Election shall
proclaim your overwhelming triumph
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

To THE Public lnasmuch, as hume
rous mistakes occur through the dupiiciY o. ec,ah
na,t,e. mo have ASSUMED TILE OF niph' We uoeh
n m.stsr Of Ourselves and 70 tne pa'' W PV
claim caution against q unprncpi.c esta'lsh US
which have with the view Otreaphs dn
vet al our rep sti n The HatF nishe l u Is 5eu
me Chartered Association " practical Hates, VINO uI@
fs the iaudaie puIpose Of seeming prHc 9h = 'heL
bor and il the only ASSOCIATION oflia'ters ms ~.
All other 20 called Unions or Companies are sinpJ t.s "a
CAPITALIST he seek to palm q eiLseiyes 1h as Ass a.
OF working Tnen, while &c, one II the real pro1u &
their establishment oar ciraots 10 NE r|slts ~
business There mlaly we'll me iniIg ie's'- - -.
lively interest ~ the success Of all iaadaDle ~ $3.50
but are prevented from giving them thar sipp't n
the, would desire % Of the chcnIy % L.
mating between the spurious eLd the genhpe ~ -.
ynishers Urion siaDd ready 10 prove thsiI ~
A. abundance Of tie most positive evidence e - Tie
hl il tbes charter signed hy the secesal u - - ~.
Counts Clerk BY the DHec,Ors u the Conpaly 1u ,s
Conm,<Noper Who erecgtd their cLaite' pe 49, %
,bs1 a., names Of the following Stockholce's VINO al
now engaged IN the esiahl. sninent t., IN Vim n
MI WV HONEYWELL, late Foreman IN VIII H.
R ntg ANIEI JOHNSON, JAMES DENEAU,
ppnrp,cK GRADY, b. FREEMAN,
fAiH''N ' lste from Vim II Beeose'. ,,,,rrp
RICHARD NASH. LANES BRE"SIhh'
GEORGE GILES. WM WAhDs
THOMAS HOPWOOD, JOHN rLiNNc
n""N' Hitch NcKEON
GEORGE RICHARDS, President,
GyoRgE w WEED Secretary,
r. FRBEMEN, Manager. - n,
Hat FmIsher's Union, No II PARK now.
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The American Minister in Ireland.

The first great fruit of Mr.. Abbott Law
rence's Irish tour 1--WE hope there will be others
of still greater impoTtance) Is already beginning
10 manifest itself He was everywhere greeted
as messenger OF glad tldings almost as the
ambassador of fraternity with the great Repub-
lie The people welcomed him with honest SIN
certy and gushing hearts They felt he repre-
scented their parted blood, and they met HIM
with all the reverent affection such feeling can.
not iall to awake His presence seemed TO lay
the sprit of animosIty and religious acerblty
lately so rife IN that distracted land and Pro-
testant and Catholic, peer and peasant not alone
embraced him cordially, but minated their ar
dent wish that the two countries should be IN
cluded IN the brotherly pact
Mr. Lawrence seems to have interpreted these
feelings correctly, and given at the same time
true expression to the sentiments of his own
countrymcn. He reciprocated the kindness of
the IRISH, and did full Justice to the character of
their brethren here. He held, too, the language
of hope, and said significantly he felt himself
200 or 500 miles nearer home
His speech on Galway and progress generally
had instant and marvellous effect on the optics Of
English Statists Forthwith, things that were
outre. and smelled dlsgustngy, all at once be-
came fair and odorous The Bay of Galway
smooihed exceedingly, and the locality of that
town almost acquired an English interest not al
together unworthy of consideration. The Morn
ing Chronicle discovered that the proposition to
make Galway the Mail Packet Station for Ireland,
England and Europe, which had been sneered
at through every mood and tense of ribraldry,
has been hashiy regDdd decided IN he Mega
hre"
The Cdroncie, with the utmost simplicity, avows
that new light has broken in upon it, and al
most every reason advanced by the Royal Com
mlssioners who vetoed down Galway. has lost
It's logical agency in its estimation
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Pennsylvania-Bigler at Hone slale-Error Cor
rccted
MoNEsnALk. Thnr,day. o.. ,. -.

hoSEsDAIE, Thursday Oct D. 1851.
To ne ~ fovs o. The \ Y TrYtsae
| observe in your telegraphic items, a
very much exaggerated account of the turnout IN
this Wayne) County the occasion Of the visit of
Col Bleler the Loco candidate for Governor There
were some 10 wagons and carriages, and about
l5eO people instead OF go carriages and 1000 PEG
pee and the Colonel told the people that Il was de-
cidedly the largest and most haitenng reception he
had had any where IN the state.
| have no doubt of the reelection Of Governor
Johnston BY a handsome majority.
Yours truly, c. p "
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PRoFFsSoR ALEXANDER

TRICoPHERous. OR MEDIcATED CoMPOUND.-Three char
acenstcs place his preparation beyond all rivalry II has
child or adult without improving rs condition IL Is
the most ap remedy for all eruptons accidental aura
SONS bruises punctures, vet discovered ana IT'S me
cleares peparat, for any II these purposes which scr
ence and erpfsc have vet offered % the world OPP
GRATING A. "a stinulmt the small blood vessels dstribu
ted through the skin of the head vcor the
pid scalp while by solvent property dsspateS the
scurf dandrun and other lanlne which ImDede the
growth OF the bIes Taken by the abSoIbents II Is IN
Ccttd Though the capillary tubes of the HAIR TO when
communicates lgor uster elias ciiy and vegeatNe pow
Among the thousands who have tested and atteted ITS
efficacy the advertiser viii venture TO that there - not
elthe who does OF continue TO use II regularly,
or who will al 20 long the article be pro
cured. The Iucopherous instantly relieves the pam OF
cuts scaid bruises bites sprars ahaSons and causes
th,m hea rapdlv and without and IN ctane1us
diseases, rheumatism. muscular contracons and mn am
nation II the glands VII, be found safe and painless
remedy Sold bottles price rs cents, at the pnc-
pal Cfce. No 1877 Bioad~ay New York and by the prnc
merchants druggists throughout the United States
and Canada Mexico, West Indies, Grea, Britain, France,
Nr
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For California.

We shall issue on MONDAY MORNING The
Tribune for California, Oregon and the SlHdTieh
Islands. II will contain all the Latest Foreign
and Domestic News City News, Money and
Market Reports, Marriages, Deaths. &c.
Persons wishing copies OF this paper VIII
please leave their orders early This Morning.
Price. single numbers, siXpence.
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The U. :. Mail steamship Baltic, Capt. Com
stock. will leave this port TO-DAY, at noon,
for Bremen and Southampton. The Semi
We.klv Tribune. containing all the latest news,
c.n no had at the Desk This Morning, IN wrap
r.ers readY ior mailing.
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RowDYIsM AT WIG PRIMARY MEET

RowDYIsM AT WIG PRIMARY MEET
INGs.-ShouId any Of our fellow citizens feel
natural Indignation at the scenes Of violence
and rot which were enacted at some Of our late
Primary Meetings, we ask them to consider that
this whole subject Of Primary Meetings and the
necessity OF their Reform was prominently
brought before the Wing General Committee
more than year ago, and has been pressed upon
It's attention repeatedly since, but without
curing any action. That Committee might do
very much toward securing fair and honest Pr
mary Elections Of course, It ought to do 50 but
It does not or at any rate has not done it, Why
not Last Fall, when the subject was pressed
upon the Committees attention Just before the
Primary Meetings, It was hustled off or laughed
Of-one influential Member remarking that the
thing was set that IL, it had been arranged
that certain Wards should be carried in a GER
tam way to secure certain nominations, and it
wouldn't do 10 break up those nice arrangements
Just on the eve OF contamination. We bit our
lips aud kept a. nearly silent as we could on the
understanding that after Election the thing was
to be made night Aycar has since passed, 30
reform has been effected and our late Meetings
were disgraced b. the Intervention of Loco Foco
rowdies who might have been rendered harmless
by the simple expedient Of prescribing uniform
hours, fit places and proper mode of conducting
these Elections. The General Committee had
power 10 prescribe these Rules nobody else
had. Il would have secured fair and quiet Meet
ings had It earnestly attempted to do 80 We
shall continue 10 'entila,e this subject uIfil
Reform shall have been effected
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Whig OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES County.
CoTIespc ndence Il The y. Y Tribune
PoLGHKLEp.IE. Wedncsdar o., : LIS

VIII tN'e u IHe y. z ITbUne
PoUGHKEEPslE, Wednesday, Oct s, 1851.
The following are the gentlemen nomi'
mated by the Wing County Convention held ye.,er-
cay The ticket Is very strong one, and will re-
ceve the cordial and undivided support of the Wings
Of Ola Duchess. The Convention was the largest
ana most harmonious that has ever been held, and
speaks well for the election.
'uese-kober q. Rankin. Swrogdfe--Richard
Peck. 1reoswu-Albert Van Kleeck Coroa1s-
T. r Taylor, Robert Seymour Jusiee-RoseF
Grant. Nm
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FIRE AT SEA.-The Br. brig Indus,

FIRE AT SEA.-Ihe Br big Indus,
Capt Bewson, hence the ia instant, with an as
sorted cargo, bound to ST. Domingo, took FIRE on the
9Th instant, al ~ NJ, when about 80 miles south
east Of the Highlands The captain AMI crew and
supercago took to the boat and pulled 70 the schr
Mary, OF Providence, when they were put on board
the pilot boat Thomas II. Smith, and transferred
nom ner 10 the steamer Hector, Capt. Yates. who
ofoush Them up to the City last evening They
saved nothing bu; what they had on Al the time =
Seven persons IL al.
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WELCOME THRoyG.-GENrs begs

A WELCOME THRoSG.-GENIS begs
Ieav. 10 say TO the crowds Of customers VINO 90 I'm I
End ms hats for the present season MOI o'y N ~ -
somest bot the best TO wear and keep "a snap, he
assured come again and again and every easCh ne hop
a. havs Inn equay becoming and elegant TO present
~ hsm One ;hine they may always depend upon that Is
good hat be bought any where for hve oohs' wv"
slw avs be found sc ling at - at g, Mi.
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The Killed and Wounded in the Cuban Affair

Having published Tue very largest state
menis touching the number Of killed ana wound
&c on TIE Spanish SIDE in he Lopez Campaign
IN Cuba, II l. only iair TO give the official report
OF the ROYAL authorities We suspect 1t Is much
nearer the truth than the rumorad slaughter Of
thousands by the invaders Il Is as follows
All. I'LL
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC. BILLS on the
following Banks VIII be taken at par for Clothing at Union
Han Whole ale and Retail Clothing Waehouse, corner oil
Fulton aud Mas -sts
Commercial Bank of Perth AmbOy, N J
Goyernu ent Stock Bank, Mich
James Bank Of GAINESVILLE, n Y
Bank OF New Rochelle. n y.
Farmers Bank Of Nina, n. y
Western Bank of White Greek. y. Y.
Goods for the moneys can be selected from an I'M
mepse stock Of hundred thousand dollars worth of
ready made Clothing ever variety, emoracng all the
lnte improvements n the trade T. l.. ROGERS.
"a
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g "There is no meat banquet bud sumo
The LYON PREMIUM


GUrTA PERCHA GOoDS MANUFACTURED
RN rhE IN pSON MANVFACrURiNG COMPANY fiat and
mound Bands for Machinery and lathes Of width thick
nees and length N Water Ppes Tor ard
AQueoci>, oin nch u inches diameter. Soda Pines
SIS@k'ns Tubes, Covered Wie for Teiesraphs; Acsd
i, tiles and tunnels Bread and Cake Baskets. Gard
irSys; Sp'oVnS Picture Frames ana great OF
entail snd Fancy Go ds Gutta Percha also sheets
OF any thcAncSS Tor Shoe Noles TsnN Lnmgs. Water
proof Coverings also thu and beautiful Tor Hos
pta purposes wrapping up Gallery ard ether goods hattie
T. tus', hnns Dresses covering SsyeetmeatS sc Sc
ofders received and dealers prlsnoi supplied on liberal
terms. BY X Now Sais Acen.
OIL Il Ne 50 JOhn-sf corner Gold Nsw-York
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The CANTON TEA COMPANY are prepared

70 sell wholesale or retail Teas and Coees greater
and lower prices than any other Con-
sume,s their interests 10y patronisng
this establishment Location i25 Chatham ST. betwcen
Peal and ROoseyelt) No branch stores. $50 lmW&S
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sADLIFR No 1877 Broadway Franklin Buildings, would
respectfully inform his friends aud the public hat ne mas
ust received large aud very choice assortment Of Havana
and Principe Cigars ii various brands which he offers for
sale reasonable either wholesale or retail JAMES
AM LIZ lq7 RrnaawaN 90 ErankLn BnIldIngA.N o. %
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CATHARINg HAYEs.-The last COncen
Tor The present by Catharne Hayes takes place
1npier Hall tonight. The bill promises rch en-
ter'anment and Will no doubt attract the largest au
dIelce Of the season.
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CuRrAIN MArERlALs, WINDOW ORNA-

NHNTs &c.-kELrN FERGUSON have iuS' received troia
Pans iarge and e assortment Y San Deanes and
other Curtain Materials Lace and Nusn Curtains, &C,
which they cy iG % cent less than htl can DC had
elsewhere Curtains made the neaiest manner ~ a
praetcal uphosiCrVr Cal and SATISFY yourselves, at the
Wholesale Window Shade Sore Ne. 2SS bgoSdway !, se
ssead through 10 Mes - and u ReaGe-S OF SNSS