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Died..

On Sunday morning, June g. after lingering illness,
ALICE, relict of the late Peter Clancy.
The friends Of the family and the acquantances OF her
CONS John and Lawrence invited TO attend her uue
raj from l13 Leonard street this afternoon at hafpast
O'Clock, without further invitation.
On Saturday morning, June 8, Mr.. pERcNAL " SEA-
NAN in the Both year OF his age
The relatives and friends of the family respectfully
invited to attend his funeral, this morning, az 10
elock from his late residence 327 Sixth avenue with
out further invitation.
On Saturday June s. Mrs. SARAH MipNrR, wife of the
late William L. M,mer. aged 40 years
Dearest mother, thou hast left us,
And thy loss deeply feel;
But the God that hath berelt ms,
lie all sorrows heal.
But in each wind that fans our cheek
Her sweet breath is there;
And angel lips in whisper speak
To comfort despair.
The friends of the family. and Of her sons. William
John and Henry and Of her daughter, Eliza and the
members Of Columbia Grove No. s, y. A, D.. are re-
specially invited To attend her funeral. from her late
residence between Fiityeighh and Fftynnth streets
Third avenue, to morrow morning, ut II O'Clock
AT Castleen, Staten Island on sunday June O. SERt-
j. daughter of Jose and Sophia r. Manzanedo aged
16 years months and - days
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully
invited to attend her funeral from st paui's Church,
this afternoon, at O'Clock, without further Invitation
Her remains will be taken TO Greenwood for interment.
On Monday, June !. after short Illness EDMUND Fi11.
GERALD, Esq cA Alderman OF the Fourth ward, aged ~
years
Ills friends acquaintance and those Of his brother
in law, Mr.. Charles Kent respectfully invited 10
attend his funeral. to morrow afternoon, az O'Clock,
from his residence. No Oak street Ills remains
will be taken to st. Patrick's Cemetery. -
On Monday June at the residence OF ms parents 100
York street Brooklyn TnoMAs w, AskEw linantl
The relatives aud friends will please attend his funeral
from the residence OF his parents this afternoon, vt
) o'clock, without further invitation.
At St. Louis April D. by the explosion Of the steam
boat Glencoe THOMAS CLAasE FoRBE planter OF Eastern
Texas of Colonel J W Forbes OF this city, in the
:,Sth year Of his age
At gloucester Cape Ann, on Sunday, June 6, joins
Mason, Esq. in the Slst year Of his age.
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THE MILITARY


nj EkIING AND RESOLUTIONS OF THE ALBANY
w Washington Rife Company of the city Albany, ON
the 9th Of june 1902 at their head quarters The
their sentiments relative to the cordial
and the brilliant introduction they met with their visit
TO New York ey and they ADOPT the follown rcsolu-
tons The cordial reception Of the Albany Washington
Rhemen at the city OF Now York only by OTHERS
and members OF the which rendered invitation to
Them but also on the part OF many citizens that
IS deserves public % knOwod gment. Therefore
Resolved That offer Uarmest thanks to Captain
Baak OF the Washington Ride Company to Captain
Finck, OF the Artillery and to Captain Hcidtman
Jefferson Guards for the distinguished an brilliant reeep
ton with w1eh we were honOred that this reception will
remain in perpetual remembrance with us, that has
ample acknowledgment anu gratitude. This
to the officers and prilstes Of the corps.
Resolved, That indebted TO the New Brass
Band nrmemncher, leader for their able musical per-
formanees and their honorable aTable Our
thanks are also due 70 Jones Cornot Brass Band Of Aban
city.
Resolved, That We, with high regard aekno Wedge tho
splendid and pleasing rendered to s tho
proprietors Of Tanmsny Hall.
Resolved, That We express thanks our Ccrmsr
friends, Mrs Weber, corner Of Liberty and Prospect
streets l'roo!lyn Schneider IN williamsburg Sshwa.tcr
duet towards
Resolved That under great obligations to Captan
raak and the members OF the under his
for having placed at di posal lodgings AZ
Hail. which, in respect lett nothing she'd
Resolved That gratefully acknowledge the warm re
cepon which received from the proprietor Of the Broad
theatre
Resolved, That Il should be happy as Co see those
panies which have henored distin n
in the city Of Albany shall consider IL both
reat honor and pleasure TO receive them our guests
and II shall be endeavor cynee by actions
gratitude to them. The committee - ~
Captain Tracer, Sergeant kruber,
Lieutenant zimmerman, Secretary Huber,
Treasurer Wacltsr
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Married.,

Married,
On Monday. June Z, by the Rev. Mr. Stopford, Mr.
GEoRoE HATCH to Miss SARAH JANE daughter of Robert
Henry, Esq, oil of this city.
Canada papers please copy.
In this city December 81 1851. by the Rev H. W.
Bellows Mr.. Joaquin HARMosy, Of Havana to Miss AT
GUs1A McELwAIN Of this city.
In Rockport, Massachusetts. Tuesday, May Is, by
the Rev Wakefield Gale Mr. DANiEL STAMFORD native Of
Ipswich Massachusetts, to Mrs. CARoLISE c. WEBER, of
New York
On Tuesday, June l, by the Rev. Mr. Taylor, WILLIAM
X. HALL to JULIA A. KEESEy both OF Brooklyn
On Monday June T. ut the Church of the Messiah, by
the Rev. Samuel Ossood, JAMES NJ QUAKE to MARY ii.
MAchpAM, both of this city.
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(fEbJREVfLLE COURSE, l. I-rRGTJTgg
~ nesday June at o'clock. y. NJ match n SOP lnLo
heats hest in in harness; between two horses RON Ncg
Jersey j. J.. Doty names Mercer; r. Voorhees,
Bay Mare Ompib usses eaya Fulton Ferry. Brooklyn
o'clock. JOEL CONKLiN, Proprietor.
RED HOUSE PLEASURE GRoUNDs.-TROTrrSG--
~ This day. at 3 o'clock, purse II So wall of,
ms meats best three In In horses that
yer trotted for money j. Somerindykc onters b. <.
JAKE Hartmann enters O. kenseo; Mr. Forns.
ters = May Day d, Hinniou enters b. Homes. Dck
z. LUFF. Proprietor.
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY
Hs- SEE SECOND AND THIRD PAGES, ga
posi- OFFICE NOTICES.

DOST OFFICE, NEW Y0Rk,-NOTtCE.-oN AND
Il after Tuesday June s, mails for Peeksk cold Spring,
Fishski Fishkl Landing, Ncwburg Pougkeepsie Rhine
beck Hudson will close at this office az f. NJ and be
forwarded per 4 L. NJ. ii. X. Il. X. way train. . .
WIN. v. BRADY, Il. N.
DosT OFFICE CHATHAM SQUARE, CORNER or
il East Broadway-Nails for Europe per steamer Cam
briaLetter bags Liverpool London, Ireland France,
all parts of Germany and other foreign countries will close
ut this Office, this afternoon. June s, at o'clock.
AARON SWARTS,
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Birth,

Birth,
At Macao, China on March A. the lady of his Excel
lency Monsieur De BouRBoCLoS, French Minister in
China, Of a son.
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Cantrelis Ladies' Shoe Store, No. 336 bow
esy-As Caetre has secured the assistance o. me
wsy We may positively assure ladies ID
SS., . s sy ASs s
Those VITO visiting the country should get 81 m
ssa ali should par Of his beautiful Caters,
erwhieh he only charges rs
Lace and Muslin Cartains, Curtain Ma
ss s,srs,sSs /. the TpScstery line are y
s isnf b .syfI sn uphe I Bowey
Green Turtle.-Fresh Soup to-day at is M.
The greatest enjoyment of the present day
tito parake OF the delicious of pure we'll seasoned
sA siann fsFar NO sai is7 B Sroa a
Sutton Checsc.--This delicious and highly
Cheese s ali ~ psrasp
sel sSf No. 4% Broadway. 80 : :
eoDmodous and pbssantiai steamer CHARLES DEvLiN
having commenced her regular trips for the will
ssets leaving Dslaa street. r. at ~ oelooe casha
vine street at s. Spring sreet ~ r. at Sf Pier No 39
beard. 49,
Who Splits against Heavea, IL falls In
his face'-Thefefore cay that Watts Nervous Anti
70 make the million know that they can have immunity
from disease and consumption by its USE JPfNE - Ann
limbs toat wollings bruises &c, is Bushs Magic
NJ Guon of Bowey and Grand street and
other druggists Price 20 cents 1t VIII recommend itse
WIGS and Toupees.-Batchelor's new style
Of the perfect imitation Of nature
ss 4 SSTSnEISss ssisSsssss VI Fsss.:y' ia: WI
N The city Copy the address.
Hair Dye.-BatchelOr's celebrated Liquid
Hair the best discovered for eoorin the hair
sersainty with which favoritc established
BATCMEL0Rs Wig Factory No. Wa street Gory tie
address.
CrlstadOro's Hair Preservatlve and Beauti-
ferThs exquisite and long article for dressing
hair we'll healing extraneous affections of the scalp
sa wso and re.a at and Scalp
establishment, No. Aston House.
CristadOro's Liquid Hair Dye.-This pre-.
paran been tested by hundreds Of beth and
xteIes Applied and sold Wholesale and retail at Girls
MDORUs wig and scalp establishment no; Astor
Hsuse Private room Tor applying the dye and hthna on
wigs.
Gorraud's Liquid Hair Dye, IL, without
~ IS tns oas Sq
gimples freokes saowness chaps roughrcs &c. Poudre
Subtle apretSStss hair from any part Of the hoay aad
near Broadway.
Whlskers and NIoustachcs In six weeks,
by using Graham Onguent. It positive TO be al
most Young men can now remove the
per bottle; sent to any TART Of the country. amman
The Nine Days Wonder.-A certain gem
a Is %sn IS
ACCOMPLISHED and but few applications will be
sslssas PER sssss
street, ia Bowery, III Houston street.
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Personal.

INFORMATION WANTED OF MICHAEL kILLEHAR.
He was in jersey City about three months ago. Came
from Leitrm county Ireland, about Any nfor
ration regarding him will be attended to at ~ South street.
Terry Byrne wants TO see him Immediately.
fNALIFORNIA.-IF MR.. JAS. CAMPBELL, WHO HAS
~ lately arrived here from California and csuainted
with John McKeever who murdered by the Indians
the Klamath river thirty miles from the mouth Of Soot
river about the first Of June 5 else they viii
confer favor his Athlete family, by calling address
ing Us. 4. JENNINGS, ljl Maden lane.
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Whlskcrs and Moustachcs In six weeks,
by using Grahams Onguent 1t is positive be al
most miraculous. Young the imput a
zion Of being beardles boys by using BOTTLE Price 81
per bottle; sent to any TART OF the country. .,
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'a'7---'--94- z4ai-7ial7isl--14s 7s-=as-4-=-=-ss-
SPORTING.

~ oIltE.-A SCRUB RACE WILL COME OFF, THIS
day, at o'clock, r. NJ from pier No. L. y. H.. loot Of
teha street for splendid Silver Cup, by Chas.
nonas at W whitehall streettO feet
ass around bedows leland and back Tho foiiosing
nave entered-Hugh Burnes, Thomas ny Jas.
,""m, william H. Dexter, Henry oBrine, and.w men
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SOCIETY," MEETINGS.


IcMMET MUTUAL b. AND y. socIETY-TlE MEN,
H this Society particularly requested 70 meet
Prince Tuesday evening ath inst ats o'clock
TO make the arrangement Tor the Meager de-
monstration. JAMES HARRINGTON, frest
JOHN j. GRACE, Rec. Sccy.
STSHE AMERICAN GEOGRAPHICAL AND STATlSTl-
y cal Society will hold monthly meeting az It's new
room IN the University this (fuesday) evening" AZ eight
"closk An interesting paper from General Mosqucra,
tate Presden OF New Granada its geography and stats
ties Nc, VIII De read The public are nvedto attend
III r. MEAGHER CLr B.-A MEETING OF THE T. y.
Meagher Club, of this city will held at ermitao
Hail. OF Houston and Allen streets on Tuesday
evening June sh, at clock at which all the members
Of the Club requested to attend 10 make
nents for the recession. BY order of
THOMAS MAHER, President,
JouN KAvASAcIl, Secretary
IRISH CONFEDERATf0N.-AT A PRELIMINARY
meeting of the oil the above association held
So ssau street. Monday evening il unanimo
general meeting Of the Irish Confederation
al as this evening l27 Grand street. three doors from
Broadway, at ~ o'clock precisely: BY order
W. III, HOGAN. Chairman.
THOMAS TAYLOR, Secretary.
AJoTICE-To THE JoURNEyMEN TAILoRs or
IN Now York-A general meeting Of the Trade Society
will he held at Garroks Sixth Ward Hotel Wednesday
evening" June at clock for the purpose OF cecnF Of
for the ensuing quarter and ransactng other bust
ofimpsrtance N. BThose who are DESTROYS OF par
tieipsg She grand reception about TO be given TO Mr.
Neaphcr Will do wou to attend the ncces-
sary FOR that occasion will thon he comrlctcd
WILLIAM COOK, Presjdent,
JosygB NArnERs, Secretary.
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The Nine Days WOnder.-A certain gem
teman nine days ago. began using DAvISS Rahvene for
changing hair to its former colo the work is
aseomplished and but few more applications will be ne
Of the natural colorng substance Price 20 bottle
For sale at the general depot No % Grand street and at
Nos 1872 Broadway 80 Washington street, 362 Hudson
street, Ia Bowery, Ill Houston street.
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EOGRTH WARD.-DEMoCRATS AROUsE.-A MEET
ofthe democratic republican electors ofthe Fourth
ward will be held at Franklin square, Wednesday
ing June at ~ o'clock to form procession
to the ratification meeting of Pierce King
cratic nominees for President and vico President Tam
many Hail. BY order, JACOB l.. OAKLEY.
Chairman OF Ward Committee.
Gro r. BfckFoRD,S go
JoHy RIDDEN, 1eoS'
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GOuraud's Liquid Hair Dye, fs, without
exception reservation the best nvencd equal
ly celebrated GoURAUDS kedicated Soap for curing
lmpes reokles sallowness chaps roughncs &c. Poudre
Subtitle upfoOt hair from part OF the body Liquid
Rouge Lily White, and Hair Gloss ut G7 Walker street.
RYoa dWay
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DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN, GENERAL COMMIT
- tee.-New York June, y 1862. Special Meeting Of
this Committee will be held at Tammsny Hall, this (T1es-
day. evening, the st inst. Mt o'clock punctual ateu-
dance is requested. BY order,
JogAs T. PHLLiPs iSo AUGUSTUS SCHELL
JosEpH HLToS, SSeN' Chairman.
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VNANTED-BY \ RESPECTABLE MARRIED MAN
w situation first class Groom and Coachman; one
that perfectly understands his business Can give satae
tory city reference from his last employer. None
spectacle families need apply Address H. r. Office Of this
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paraon been tested by hundreds both and
has already taken the first place in the class Of toilet
artiees. Applied and sold Wholesale and retail at Girls
MDOROS wig and scalp establishment, No. Astor
House. Private room for applying the dye and fitting
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WAST,ElDsn,aaIY RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN AN
renee Please call at the toy store, sos broadway.
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The greatest endowment of the present day
tito partake OF the delicious of we'll seasoned
Havana ssrar such as he procured only at JAMES
SADLIER y, No. J97 Broadway.
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l WILL SHOW FOR SALE, 4 BEAUTIFUL CHESTNUT
! Horse, this day, I'd twelve o'clock front tho
Exchange Wall streettraincd to harness. aud to carry
lady, Kind and warranted sound. Can he % West
Seventeenth street. FERRY VEITcH.
MOTTO F-A STRAY HORSE WAS TAKEN TO THE
~ public pound IN the First ward, n. 81 aud S3 New
street, the morning Of The it day Of May last Said
horse OF bay color, With nigh hind foot white
TRIP his ferehcad The owasrs rcqrcd ray charges
and take him away
PATRICK VINCENT. Pound Keeper.
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WAN1ED-BY A YOUNG NAN, VINO SERVED
W four years 1T tie CARPENTERS trade; wishes to 10
under instructions for II months Apply ut l3D Eleventh
street between First and Avenue third foor
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NOR SALE-A LIGHT ROCKAWAY CARRIAGE FOE
II six persons mi Harness. VIII be exchanged foe
light buggy wagon with shifting top. To be seen 1T 4l3
w atcr street
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LSOR SALE-A VERY SUPERIOR BAY HORSE, SIX
years old, fifteen hands gh, perfectly kind in single
and double harness and perfect saddle horse his gait
square trot. and drives we'll the bit. inquire the
stables, l6l Washington street
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WANTED-AT NO. IA NASSAU STREET, SCHOOL
" Teachers. Clerks, Drug Clerks, Statesmen, Port ,'s
Bookkecgers Men Railroads. Coachm-n, BOYS 10 learn
Trades Walters Places for smart Girls ready Applicants
~ distance enclosing ST. free Of pestae can be prompt
~ WitsJ. TH0S, HPINK, Agent,
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i len NOTICEABLE PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS
~ upon The building recently erected for Mr. Memann,
southeast seventh and TWEEN
under the contract Of Moony Rider, brekayer for
cras labor hereby gifted 60 hor claims,
with vouchers the same, $40 broadway
fore the 18th Of June otherwise they will be excluded from
the benefit OF the Lien Law. nv order of
HENRY INMAN, Architect.
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yNANTED-BY A HIGHLY RESPECTABLE STEADY
w Scotch woman, u situation Cook. Has the best
for character and competency Apply Ut No.
IL Third avenue, third floor.
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=
w Asituation as ChanbeTmad or Water or TO attend
ebLdren has no objections TO going to the country Can
street, in the store.
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description Window Shades and corbces
with every the Upholstery line offered ~
IS cent bower than other bonso ~ ths
s,tv. A. H. L. r. DAVIES, Upholsterers, Nv boHery
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delicious and highly

celebrated cheese in elnuter also, the Victoria and
P,nec Albert Cheese selected With particular
our scsior, in London, for sale, by JOHN DUNCAN "
sons No. 4O7 Broadway.
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YNHE MEAGHER DEMONSTRATION.-THEC ONVrN.
tion o the Civic Societies desire to inform the public,
that they authorized by the Irish Directory
that they wish all the civic and trad societies. who
represented in the Convention would report themselves
future at No 6rnce street. to the above named Conven
pn who meet there evening" The delegates OF the
different societies also informed that ballot will bo
gone into at the meeting Tuesday night for the po
siton which each will occupy III line. pATRIC DEE,
J0nN McGRATu, Secretary. Chairman.
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TI>HE CITIZENS OF THE SIXTEENTH WARD A RF
requested to meet at Begans in Seventeenth street.
Monday at clock, to make
tcipatng in the demonstration to Thomas Meagher BY
order of John Roberts. Owen Donoghue Mathew Parks
Hugh Highland, J0hu O'Su1liyan.
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7. AT A PRELIMINARY
the above association, held AZ
evening, IL was unanimously
ting Of the Irish Confederation
.and street, three doors from
,isely. BY order,
W. III. HOGAN. Chairman.
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Patent Agency.

No. Warren Hall, Pearl street, Worcester.
~ the most experienced Agents in Washington, is
y to attend any business with the Patent Office
He will procure Patents, Copies of Drawings Claims,
Specifications Descriptions any information desired.
Also opinions from washington, of the probability of
obtaining Patent tor any invention, in many
Ing much labor and expense. Office hours from 81
O'Clock, evenings
N. B. Models made of all kinds
Also, Drawings, and Patterns, for Geering and Machi
merry, generally. shop at the grand junction shop.
apl7 dlm*
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CHILDREN Their Hydropathic
Management, in Health. and Disease

management, IN Health, and Disease
by JOEL sHEW, NJ. D; Fowler's q Wells, New
- York, IL mo. PIP 432. For sale byJ ). WESBY,
1874 Main street.
Dr. shew has brought before the public a much need.
ed work. The simplicity of his sly is highly COM
mandatory; especially, popular instruction on the
subject OF health is often burthencd with technical
language. The laws for the prevention of Disease,
which TO us seem to be of higher importance than its
removal are enforced with much power by this author
apps dlmis
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MISCELLANEOUS.
This is the Place |!

Let poets sing of sylvan grots,
And iowery groves, and rural cots,
pll praise the vests, and pants, and COATS.
Ofgreat Macullar!
Long since, in Eden's garden green,
WHEN Adam wed his bosom's queen,
The first of tailor craft was seen,
Macullar
And since that distant time til now,
No other Teuffesdroch trow,
Has made such vestiture as thou,
Our own Macullar! 1851
Thou'st clothed the naked every day,
With garments tip top aud D. X,
At prices which more than pay
Macullar
And thou art ever ready still,
To dress Creation, lift will
Trade at thy store, and paw its bill,
Macullar
Where are the coats like thine fit
Where are the vests like thine can sit!
Or where are pants that thine can't beat
Nowhere, Macullar
Fond Mother, wouldst thou make thy boy
Dazzle his fathers eyes with JOY,
Then, oh suit of toggery buy,
From THE Macullar
Fond lover, if you want to thrive,
In wooing her, you faiu would wive,
Then by the powers of love- contrive
To see Macular
For like the girdle Venus wore,
Which made all hearts with love bYim DER,
Are all the garments in the store
Of THE Macular
So come each sturdy arizan,
Each grave and worthy clergyman,
Each lawyer versed in Littleton,
Each true and trusty husbandman,
Come every honest mothers son,
TO the sign of the well dressed full dressed man,
Number two hundred and seventy one,
Main street, Worcester, and there put
The cheapest, and best clothes under the sun,
Which sold by " that child" Macularl
MACULLAR, WILLIAMS & CO., Piper's Block,
apo diff No. 27la Main street.
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South End.

OUuIu GuU
T is often remarked advertised too, that bar
L gains be had at the south end Of the city, IN
Groceries, &C.,
and for cash in hand the consumer have his mo
Heys worth in full of Groceries, and choice from the
varied stock of Goods in this, if any other
of the city, of Main and Souhbrdgs
To enumerate in part Mats of various kinds, BrOoms
Wash Tubs, and Wooden Ware generally. Flower
Pots from small to very large sizes Stone, and Earth
Ware Crockery aud Tin Ware, Nails, Carpet Tacks
Stationery, Sewing Silk Linen and Cotton Thread, Pins
Needless Combs. Pocket Knives, good assortment,
Soaps.
Also Floor, Dust Clothes, Hair, Tooh Whtewash
and Horse Brushes, Garden, Flower, and Bird Seeds.
A prime lot of Pea, and Marrowfat White Beans.
few dozens Concave Steel Hoes, Potash, first sort,
Ounce and Raspberry Preserves, Pickles, Maple Sugar,
Tamarinds, Nuts, Confectionery, &C., &c.
GJ Eggs Potatoes, Corn, Oats, Rye. Also, White
and Brown Rags taken in exchange for goods Connec
tcut Yeast Brown Bread and Lancaster Crackers, for
sale by the subscriber, No. Southbridge, and No.
z97 Main streets. l.. SPRING, End.
Worcester, April Is, 1852 dstf