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House L0ts 70 ! ale.

THE Subscriber has several good House Lots for
sale, on Pleasant, Newton, and Chandler streets,
which he offers very reasonable Most of the
purchase mmey can be arranged to suit the purchaser
Also, several eligible Lots on Gardner street.
Lincoln e. E ABBOTT,
marco d6w aUf 155 Pleasant street.
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FRIDAY, APRIL 80, 1859.

A BIGA1IsT ARRESTED. A person calling
himself DR.. C. Hayne, has just been arrested at
GAINESVILLE, Tenn, on the charge of bgamy. We
have doubt he is the identical Operator who
appeared in this city month since, represent
ing himself as wealthy Southerner who, Tor past
time, bought up, Son three days grace" some hou
sand bales Of cotton in this market, through the
agency OF one of our well known brokers, which Gre
ated a stir in the market for day two, but
one suffered except the warehouse clerks, who had
the trouble OF marking and weighing for nothing.
The speculaor--that the character he then
sumed-next endeavored to purcl ase the Bostona,
and made extensive arrangements TO build a fast
packet, but he called off to Cincinnati.
Before starting to Cincinnati, he fell in with a
gentleman of that city, with whom he became quite
intimate. On the day he started TO Cincinnati,
while in company with his friends, he met with
! a man on the street, to whom he spoke IN a very
rongh manner. and demanded the statement Of
large claim, which he pretended have against
him; and the man, in presence of his Cincinnati ac-
quantance, made over property in due form, located
somewhere down South, to the amount of $50 900.
He then proceeded to Cincinnati, where his new
friend Introduced him TO his concessions and in
short time wooed and onthe sister of the frieni,
and they married. The next day he adj
vsed by telegraph that his presence was required
2 Immediately one of his Southern plantations, and
borrowing large sum of money Of his new brother
in. law, started South, leaving the wife Of day in
pledge.
The Southern gentleman next found himself on a
Louisville packet, journeying to New Orleans, and
on the way cultivated the acquaintance Of the Cap
tain's daughter and made proposals of marriage,
which were almost accepted; his appearance and
manners captivating and his wealth supposed
to be boundless. The affair was wisely deferred TN
til after the boat should reach New lOrIeans, and
other preIimnaries arranged He couldn't make il
convenient 60 to New Orleans, and stopped at
some way-place to overlook large plantation ofhs,
before he proceeded to the city, On the arrival Of
the boat at New Orleans, it was soon ascertained
that the gay Lothario consummate swndler
He next traced to Paducah, where he took
another wife, most lovely lady, but his true char
acter having been ascertaned he was pursued and
arrested at Claiksville, as informed by tel
egraph. 4 t.sHA to
Yesterday his Cincinnati wife, together with her
brother, arrived here on the steamer Yorktown on
Their way to Tennessee, to overhaul the villain and
bring him to Judgment Louisville Courier, Aprl "a.
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no Of rpw.
Factory in Millburv, for Sale. or to Let.


THE Scyhe Factory, owned and formerly occupied
/ by the undersigned, will be leased for Machine
Shop or other mechanical business favorable terms
The building is of stone. 50 by 80 feet about forty feet
OF which contains three stories, lines of Shafng, and
Breast Wheel of fifty horse power. The ground story
is Forge Shop, containing trip hammers, and
many conveniences for heavy or light work. all prime
order. p li
Tits situated in Amory village. six miles south of
Worcester, and within stone throw of the Providence
and Worcester Railroad Depot.
Also within one hundred rods the Boston and Wor
cester Railroad Branch Depot thar the facilities of
transportation are not exceeded by any village in New
England, CHARLES HALE.
APPS dawtf
stores to Let
ME large store on Main Street, and one on homas
The subscriber has for sale some cheap house lots on
Pleasant Street Will IAN r. HOOl Ell.
APPS diff
Tor mt.
THE second and third stories of the Brick Block cor
L ner of Southbridge and Main Streets It Is a good
stand for Boot manufictur,r Water the ID floor.
Apply to L. SPRING, I'd,
apps If or at No3 Maple place.
To Let.
ID DOM No. Is Worces er Bank Block. Also fine
II Room for small Meetings. Dancing Schools, Par
ties, &C. on Front street. Inquire of NJ. ST0WELL, &
mar3l DIFF Horticultural Hall.
TOILET
l and Southbrdgt SITS, heretofore occupied by Farley
Pearson: Apply to F, IL. DEWEY, Esq, or to G.. G.
FLANDERS CO., on the premises dec5 dtt
Store to Let.
THE STORE, No. liz Main Street, reftting,
L. will be ready for occupancy April Is, and is not
leased. Apply to VIM. DICKINSON.
mar2S-tf
House To Let
A HOUSE suitable for two families, to let on Essex
N Street. Price Of both, 1870 dollars.
ap8 diff Enquire of WIN. DICKINSON,
TO LET.
A COTTAGE House on Congress street. Rent Sl25s
n Inquire Oft SUTTON, No. Mechanic street.
apl2 dtl
Wooden Mill, and Machinery to Let.
A WOODEN MILL, situated on an abundant stream,
a within 25 miles of this city, containing six of
Wooden Machinery in perfect order, will be let ia
vorable terms, to good tenant Apply to
GEO. VIM. BOND, l27 Milk street.
Boston, April l, 1852. ap3 dlms w3w*
TO LET.
HNHE premises No. 993 Nain street. of South
i bridge and Main Streets known the Dixie place,
comprising two complete tenemens, with Barn, and
large garden containing variety OF excellent fruit.
Inquire of EDWIN EATON, Foster street.
Worcester, April u. 1852. diff
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FR UIF TREES. 0Ec.
The Worcester Nurserv

ne w OrCeStoF NURSERY
kxyS@ is now well stocked with a large variety of
sS the best sorts of Apples Pears Plums, Cherries,
'e1-@ Peaches, Aprcots Nectarines, Ounces, English
Gooseberirs, Choice Strawberries, Ouch Currans, An
twefp and other Raspberrles, Grape Vines, &c
GT This Nursery is one OF the largest in Massachu-
sets, and the collection of Fruits cultivated in it, EN-
braces nearly all the varieties oestabshed reputation;
and the Proprietor is constantly aiding such kinds
possess superior excelence and worthy of cultva
tion IN this climate.
U The collection of STANDARD and DWARF
PEAR TREES is EXTENSIVE, and includes all the best
varieties mnch cultivated.
ALSO,-a great variety of .iiEa
Ornamental Trees. and Shrubs,
Balsam Fins, Norway Spruce and othe vergreens
Scotch Earch, European Mountain Ash, Horse hest.
nuts, WeeI ing Willows, Linden and Tulip Trees Ho-
ney Suckles and other varieties suitable for this
latitude, and esteemed for their beauty.
5 Arbor Wife, Buck Thorn, Privet, &C., for hedges.
fine collection OF Roses, Peonies, Dahas, Border
Flowers, &c, &c sa.a#
Asparagus Roots, Rhubarb or Pie Plant, &c, m
Garden and Flower Seeds, in great variety.
BUDS, and SClONS OF large variety of Choice
Fruit can also be furnished. Aso Grating Wax, of
superior quality
" EARLY CABBAGE, and TOMATO PLANTS,
suitable for transplanng.
CATALOGUES furnished to all who apply. Orders
promptly attended and Trees &C. packed safely
any distance SAMUEL H. COTTON,
Worcester, Sd Month, &c. 1882 dawtf Proprietor.
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BUSINESS CARDS.

BAssETT q CLARK.
f COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
FOR THE SALE OF
Flour, Butter, Cheese, Lard. and all kinds
OF WESTERN PRODUCE,
At the store, formerly occupied by $ q. White, Wash
ngton Square. EZRA P. CLARK.
AIfAZ BASSETT.
References:
Edward Earle Worcester Mass; Harrison Bliss
do. David Tyler, Boston, Mass, ]. Randall & Bro.
DO; L. NJ Parmeter Montpelier Vt; Jarvis Hoay
5tarkboro', do; Willard Rainfall, Richmond, N. IL.
William Bassett, do.
Worcester, Oct 2, 1851. DIV If
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REAL ES ATE.
Land for Sale

FTNHE Subscriber offers for sale about nine of
L choice LAND, for Gardening situated about four
miles from the Court House, the West Boylston road
On the same lot of fine Fruit Trees and a never
falling spring Of water. DAVIS THAYER.
WOrcester Feb II. 1852. d3mN
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~ The new Captain General Of Cuba arrived at
Havana 18th inst. General Concha and family
would sail the next day for Spain. Much indigna-
ton is expressed at Concha's abrupt recall.
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Patent Agency.

: o7VV4z0
No. Warren Hall, Pearl street, Worcester
JAMES G. ARNOLD, being connected with one of
~ the experienced gents in Mashingion is rea-
Il, to attend any business with the Patent OIiice
He will procure Patterns, Copies Of Drawings, Claims
Specifications, Descriptions, any in omalion desired.
Also opinions from Washing nn of the probability of
obtaining Patent tor any invention in many cases saw
ing much labor and expenses Office hours from 10 "a
O'clock, evenings ~
NJ B. Models made of all kinds. AHat
Also rawlings and Patterns, for Geering, and Machi-
merry, generally. shop at the grand junction shop,
apI7 dlms
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. The late freshet on the Ohio completely sub
merged Marietta and Wauentown, among other
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EDITORS AND PRoPRIEroRs.
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Z" STOVES, Pumps, HaaaI aaaI
II FAD PIPE, Sheet Lead, Zine, &c. Tin. Conner.
il 4 Britannia, Glass, Iron, and Wooden Ware al me
lowest Ca prices. Agency for NJ. H Collins Patent
Ventilators, for Chmneys Cars, &C.. the hest in use
Repairing Pumps, and general obbng in Tin, Con-
per, Lead, sc. Roofing, caves rroughs Conductors.
&c, by experienced work men, at the old stand of
i. d. RUSSELL.
No "a Front street. next door TO Canal Bridge near
Washington Square, Worcester, Mass. apls dawSm
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VOL VINO. 1861.
WORCEsTER DAILY SPY:
PUBLISHED EVERY MORNING AT
IL Main Street. (ESutman RONy.l

- NtTU0N' Vl8WtIEIWE1 HUUVVD
JOHN MILTON EARLE s. THOMAS DREN
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In Store and for sale, ~
L 800 bushels Timothy Seed tlf as tnnz
800 s Northern Red Top do. ~ ~ Z
1000 lbs. Nolthern and Western Clover do which we
invite purchasers TO examine, before purchasing else
where sa TAFT a. HARRINGTON.
mar27-d4w corner Of Front and Trumbull SITS.
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Yesterday his Cincinnati wife, together with her
brother, arrived here on the steamer Yorktown, on
Their way to Tennessee, to overhaul the villain and
bring him to Judgment. Louisville Courier April "a.
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Wooden Mill, and Machinery to Let.
A WOODEN MILL. situated on an abundant stream,
= within 25 miles ofthis city, containing six of
Wooden Machinery in perfect order, will be let on ia
vorabe terms, to good tenant Apply to
GEO. WM. BOND, l27 Milk street.
Boston, April l, 1852 ap3 dlmis w3w*
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RICHARD MARVIN.
On Third Street. st. Pant.

is NOW ENGAGED EXCLUSIVELY AS DEALER IN GLASS,
GLASSWARE, c.!Is AWARE, cCr"NsWARE AND
GROCERY, o. TIE SOUTH SIDE OF the
STREET. .EXr DOOR TO PRESLEy's,
AID nearly opposite the Post Ohicc
NgEIIEVlNG that the trade Of our town Will now war
establishment devoted solely to tins branch
business the subscriber calls the attention OF his
friend, and all who III want of goods III his line to the
that he is prepared to receive them the most
liberal and commodHtng terms, and has or hand and
arriving very large ana well selected stock oi
goods ordered expressly for the market comprising The
usual varieties, and many other articles not TO be met
with elsewhere III tins town.
Z. c. blue edged, dpt, painted printed white granite,
flown blEe aid mulberry carihenwtrc;
Pure white, enanolied, iustre, blue figured and gold
band, English china;
White gold bard, and decorated French china;
All the varieties Of American cut plain and pressed
glas,w;tre Ci Eastern ana Western manufacture;
German and Bohemian glassware, great variety;
English T. ID. pipes; American pipes and pipe heads
Alarge >ormeu Of looking glasses, elegant avahed
tea trays OF our own mr ortatun;
Britannia coffee and teapots, casters, pitchers, etc, q
great variety OF first rate quality;
large and elegant assortment oil Cornelius & COS
celebrated solar lard lamps, chandeliers gi,ahdoes etc,
gilt. olive. ard ddInasK;
Together with large variety OF articles not usually
i'm oTtrd Ter this market
prepared to offer large stock 81 goods ordt red
eXprcss, for this trade unusually favorable terms.
Assorted crates packed for the country trade, III the
best manner, Kept cor stantiy on hand.
M goods pat up in the best manner, b. c3re'ul
and experienced PACKERS and may be transported any
distance By wagon otherwise without risk OF break
age
Call and examine our goods for Yourselves.
Particular attention Is invited tn my stock ot ndoW
Gla-, ui al, and qualities; which will be sold here
for less prices than before Offered in 81 au ana at
very small vance upon the the manu- Ctureis
for cash III hand. RICHARD MARVIN.
in n CIV
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wN. w. HIcHcOy. 3. II. AxTELL
ST. PAUL DRUG STORE,
HiCHCOX & AXTEIL. ..
WHOLESALE e RETAIL DRUGGISTS.

WAOLESALE RETAIL DRUGGISTS
Corner of Third and Cedar Streets.
vUNHE subscribers would announce to their numerous
u friends and The public generally, gently the mo
mentum OF sunbeam,) that they have hand tht
largest and best selected stock OF everything
with then business, offered i'll this market and The,
hope by strict attention to their business rigid nd
herence to the motto, Small profits and ready pay"
e1h continuance OF thai patronage, which has been
part oil the following enumerated articles:
EHRUGS, Medicines ard Chemicals large assortment
~ and OF the best quality, for sal9 at III:
ST. PAUL DRUG STORE
TONS White Lead, dry and in oil. for sale at the
4ss ST. PAUL DRUG STORE.
EDAlNT; Of all colors mixed 10 order in an ouantitY
d for sale at the ST. PAUL DRUG STORE
4 INSEED OIL, for sale at the
~ sT.PAUl. DRUG STORE.
~ ST PAUL DRUG STORE.
EBEFINED WHALE OIL, fer sale at the
ke Sf. PAUL DRUG STcoS
\ ARD OIL for sale 1T The
Ed ST. PAUL DRUG STOLE.
rETtNNERS, Neais.oo Olive md Castor Oils fot sale
= 1T tae ST. PAU l. DRUG STORE.
StrIRIIS Of TurreHtiae, for safe at the
~ ST. rAt l. DRUG STORE.
yTAnNIslEES-Coach. Jaran, Leather add Copal,
NO and :, ioI sale at the
sT.PAUL DRUG STORE.
gsED LEAD. veniian red, yellow ochre and >Iuni.i,
" brown, for sale at the
ST PAUL DRUG STORE.
GHOE BRUSHES, and king, fol sale the
- ST. PAUL DRUG STORE.
EDilNT BRUSHES OF every desorp,ion for sale AT
Is The ST. PAUL DRUG STORE.
a Eth attention Of physicians AND surgeons is
&c respectfully invited to our extensive socks, which
we can afford to them at very low prices.
&SCRUB8lNG, sweeping, horse counter, and white
ST. rAUi DRUG STORE.
ANLOrH aid HAY BRUSHES, for sae at the
u ST. PAUL DtUG STORE.
vgvooTlI and Nail Brushes. for sale al The
ST. PAUL DRUG STORE.
UEATii and Flesh brushes. for sale At the
I'd II PAUL ORIG STORE.
VlVoIl EFT and Shaving Soaps Of every Gescai ion fr
sale at ia" ST PAUL DRUG STORE.
EAi,RIrI merry and Cosmetics both foreign and do
4 nlcstic, for sa,e at he
ST. PAUL DRUG STORE.
asTlCEs Of ri! kinds, for sale ut The
- 81 lAUL DRUG STORE
EsOTASH, rcarlash AID >aaratrs, for sale ut the
81 FhiL DEUG STORE.
A RHOW ROOT, isinggl .ss and Ta;narind. for sale
~ at the 81. PAUL DR. q SHORE.
sss.ALsoDA, sui hrr and elne, for sale At the
~ II. PAL DRUG STORE.
EYE-STCFFS, of every description ior sale at The
~ ST. fAIL IRlG STORE.
VT7lNDOW GLASS Of every size, from { to q
y \ 90, iof sale III tie
ST. PAUL DRUG STORE.
6sURCEONs' Instruments, for s.e at The
~ ST IAUL DRUG STORE.
SrEucE GIN for 4n, s.r at he NC s,,nr
HE JAYNE's Family Medicines for sale at the
kg ST. PAUL DRUG STORE.
+ ar. TOWNSHIPS s4r>aparlla, for sale at the
ky ST. tAbL DRUG STORE.
Err j. C. AYERS Cherr, Poc'oral f,r sale ri the
e. ST. PAUI. Drug STORE.
E0uN BULLS Sarsaparilla, i,r sale at the
50 /.
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NEW GOODS.
ICE CREAM SALOON 4 GENERAL
CONNECTION BLISIENt,NT

THE Sabs crbers. III returning their sincere harhs TO
their patrons and the public III general, fer The liberal
encouragement they have received desire 20 lEutm
them that they have opened an Ice Cream Saloon in
the building formerly known Hichcox q Eelioer's
Drug store. Third They VIII aiwa1 have Ice
Cream and every article IN the confectionery line. La
dies and Gentlemen please give us call.
They viii also inform the public tina; they have al
hand At the Confectionery, near the AnerI-
House. fail assortment ot lnnCt and PLAIN Candies
which they VIII sell almost low as Il can be bought
in Louis. Me- chants will find a. their advantage
TO call before sending below All orders iOr cakes
promptly f,l,d. REM - Is ANtfiER
Inu JIliN Z l. = ".
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LOOK ar TelESt
EMPIRE SAW WORKS.
~ u q &C l.
(Formerly Lee, Gage Il Co..

Formerly Lee. Gage IL Co..
Manufacturer OF every description of Saws,
No. I3 Main street. ST. Louis, No.
FSsHE fran of lie, tegc ~ Co having been dissov Ell
by mutual consent, The st daN of January last
would inform my friends and customers. that have
made arrangements with Mcssrs Bridge X Brother and
Will continue the manufacture of SAWS III all their vaTie
". No pains have been spared in fitting up machinery
ud securing experienced workHen and the stock i
pure based direct from the manufacturers, beth in Eu
rolc and America, for cash, am confident that can
hold oIt such inducements that dealers VIII iEd ii 10
their int rest to encourage home manufacture.
Al to the character and reputation of bearing
my stamp, nothing need be said. a. trust that both
dealers and have had sufficient opportuu
to test the quality of my manufactures while partner
in the late firm of lee Ga.e Co.. no. To doubt for
moment, my ability 10 compete successfully in point
of price, quality finish, with any mandatory OF
the kind in the United States Being now in re- cpt
of every description OF stock, ! am prepared to al
all orders with prom tness and despatch.
All orders addressed 10 the undersigned to Messrs
Bridge Bro, Will receive pro'npt attention.
Particular attention paid to all kinds of repairing
may 2l-4-tu w. L.. L. GAGE
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CO.PtRTNEHSIIIp.

i.F dersigned, having entered into a Cerartner-
L nder The name Of Frcntss * Mabon, for the
prosecuting The business of their profession rs
. would respectfully represent TO the citizens Of
Fr shat they are prepared 10 furnish materi aIs;
'f. M complete Buildings Of any description; furnish
-. estimates; and give satisfaction for the filth
~ 81 lsncc Of whatever business may be entrusted
a..-.i o1ice at their residence at the American
f-- \. &. PRENTISS,
y ". MhBON.
renee TO Icssrs. Rice Ho!.insead * Becker
tker, Cks. w. D0rap, hon IL. II. Sihlex.
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GREAT ExtiiDIC,oy.

t+ .'.N ADLIA\bS fCESiTURE AND iNDs SriiAL =
KOIIS, BENCH ST, SAINT Pati..
.t! 81 st,cA ot Chairs, Lounges Be,ste,ss, Cen
p iaId and c.tlag Tables. Bureaus and other az.
rs wanted '',o tun.' Ladies and gcnile men
IS married "rG You Is ala and sec-a!.
Selling cheap for cash. n oats free
'r-.t GrIt as h.. Gcsrt Slave aud other boats
So .. '..!s 10 orler. JOHN HOLLAND,
..-'-. It-1ii Painter
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PIANO EOSTES.

I've received. difect from the manulactnre in
H York two Of Stodiar,l's Celebrated Piano
.'. lch the inOsicgi public pcciiiliy IN, tied
.il examine. Our prices are reasonable a, d we
&C.. o.. led 10 gave very reasonable terms
arf-ti lEDlL { ROUEER
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7 I \ &c hAL,
,ire't, orc door below Third street, adjoining
stac, ~ iiHnt's Ca5ine;-yVa!e Rooms
l. BiilStSrs, BalistriH;cs. Columns Of thc de
otders q architecture, Tool Handles, Wagon
turGcd 10 ogtor prompt, and in workm9ul. K.
sgpfStl-24-N
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II. G. SANFORD,
RESPECTFULLY bows TO the saint raul public.
Z ard invites their abortion Ia his store. rcAt
door east OF the fost-Olco cE Thrdstlee where iAcy
find hin al business houre ready TO sell Iiem
DRT-fOODS.
Of every description, including Bro Otis, StTi-
NErs, JEANS, CtsstNHRG>, Tw EEDS. pRILLs NFI-
VETS, VESTI.os, >nlaTINc and : iEETINa, MIS-
Inns and Lawns, iiIKTs ard CRAVArs,
GLOVES, HOSIERY. BRowX ard VI LIrE
LINLNs. LacEs, RIBBONS, 'oNG AID
scr.nE snAwLs, H"NNEr TRIMMINGS, ArAot -, TH'psi
Clorus, GINGnANs. DEliNCs. SILKS, WOODEN
YARN, FRINTs in great variety, Thread, Fdeing
Winter siHa<, ior men and boy, Under
shirts, knit md Flannel Drawers,
Buck and Yarn mit'c:s, SC.
His socl Of goods is yer. arse embracing az The nov
rich STYLES al the season and every variety al stapl'
Goods. Every pcrsoa here find i~t what he y.auf~
and prices which Tho rigid rcauoIi-,
and lie can rest s'.rei that every article viii tul oe
Is is represented
READT-37ADE CLOTHING.
of every description, ate up expressly Tor til, maTh
and foI this constant, hand, CHEAP Ter r,,
pay. q"d 30 sale Without. lie has c"u!ctc assert
ment 1t
i'EEsH FAMILY GROCERIES.
CONSISTING part Of Cld Iyson Yong il yson and nlaci
Teas aer.fi. Java and RIO toi,es, \. ., Crishs!
loaf aLd iHivcrisCd : 1arS, SPICES, fepptr, Gloves
NutrcIs, Cassa. Ece. Rai>>, ,acfsies, starch soa.
Chewing ana sIok1E Tobacco, Candies, Ga, 49,, o'c
UDUTS AND SHOES.
New. beautiful ard approved styics ior Ladies az,
misses; G,,i's Congress Eoos, Chi d., Of io hates
partcus Boy $ hoo,- ard shoes. &C.
HATS AND Ctrs. n great variety.
II sDNE s;.E'.
NH aHi Gross cat Saws, al sizes; @, 'or, m,
Trace (ha.,; lipitcrS. > 10 Chat :, Az, AID
beivvs scytle 10 Me, aad ~ c-, sho'es spa cs an'
hoes, wrought and cut halls, LOCKS, catches tud b1s cu
Terry, etc
10000 Cigars Of every variety.
HOR< and ii4OC IL constantly OF hand IN lar-'
quantities..
Nh SHdord's stock i large, and he will be receive:
New Goods constantly IL order 10 keep his as>"r.ae'
connetc. He is eTniuf1 t0 sell h> GOOD, i9r
pay eli, az They be purchased elsewhere. Giv
him call. November, iS,i-"-:l.
CONEEs kr'CfN ~; :. - DGtLE'J.i:.
FTDW AID STEW thT Buobiatcr aud Architect
81 than kl TO the citizens 81 -. al inr Vof~ Sl'
he commenced >iucss. Md respectful. Il nrn thea
Chat j. prc arr "a contract tor fTt cftet 'iei q"
!slrh b.. dug, a.G iurl -'e-ais 4 rctuiel. On .i
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ME- Vt STALL

'Seriber has just opened nj The corner of TIL ird
iGckson SITS BUTCHERS STALL, in which
md usually every variety Of the best meats thu,
tanned. IL Will be his endcavor TO NEWT the
.. Is customers promptly; and to dca, justly and
with those who may favor him with a call
ence assures him of his capacity 10 do Justice
Isss which mo-e Than, many other II 9uircs praf-
a III ii. T.. WOLF.
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