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SILKS! SILKS /!

THE subscriber having just opened large invoice
of Silks, is DESTROYS Of informing his extensive cir
Gle of Customers and the public generally, thai he is
prepared osel them the above goods, Notwithstanding
the great advance in the OF importaion) lower
prices than ever before. MARTIN STOWE.
mch2l daw3w
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FOR rs CENTS

Ladies Embroidered French Linen HandteychG.
ID ECEIyED from Auction at the "liive' They
III are slightly soed, and sold rs per cent. under
price. Also, large invoice Of plain and printed Linen
Handkerohei from the sale, offered for So cents,
worth rs cents.
marll dI2tis GEO. 7. BRYANT.
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"a Canf FLAMNEIs

FOR ONE SHILLING PER YARD!
TOOO YARDS ofthe above Goods for sale at the
lJOO "llve," in pieces OF from to yards.
These are another arrival of the cheap flames of
which 40 many were sold in the Hive" during the
month OF January last.
mhrll diets GEO. p. BRYANT.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-03-23

TROTTTNG HORSE, called QUakeri
has Iotted his mile in 232 pair splendid Grey Hor
SEES, probably tho best matched pair ia the State;
YORK Trottng Wagon and Harness, nearly new the
Wagon weighs 225 bs superior Cows with Calf /
full blood Suffolk Sow with Pig Shoais, Poultry of
various kinds, Ok Carts, Hay DO, OK Yokes Plows
HarOws, Chains, CHivators Shovels Forks Rakes
Hoes, Grindsioues, scs thes, Wheelhafrows, Wagons
Double aud Single harnesses Seighs Blankets, Hal
iers, Circingles, SC, sc. Likewise the Drive Way,
Barn. and Hog House.
Every article will be sold without reserve, as MIR.
WESsON intends retiring from the Hotel business on
the LIST Of April next. Terms Of sale, all sums under
SO dollars, Cash over, months credit with interest,
for a satisfactory endorsed Note. 95- No postpone
ment on account of the weather.
Particular attention as cakiGd 10 The Stock
s. w. SELBY q co Auct'rs
Worcester, March Is, 1853. dawlf
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Rerape De LANES.

ION PIECES new styles French Berage De LANES,
wv opening now nj the Hive The goods are
very gentool, New York styles, and in small figures
murll dtl GEO. =. BRYANT
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WANTS.
Wanted,
WANTED.

A American Girl to do Chamber work Appl, al
N American House. o3d mch p
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PAPER HANGITGs,

PAPER HANGINGS,
at LlEERMORE'S Bookstore, op. Am. House
DO000 ROLLS Paper Hargngs. IRON the cele-
~ONiNtO bfatsd Sianulacory Of CHRIsTY d
COURTANT ALSO,
cd assortment of French Papers, Borders Win
dow sh 'des, &c for sale the reasonable terms
by f. iIVERMORE ~ co,
muri6 DIV
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Entire New Stock Of Carpets

FTNKE public will he pleased to know where they can
l. buy Carpets of the best sly les and qualities the
lowest Cash prices The place is be found at No 3
Flags's Block, opposite Central Hotel, by
mch2l daw3w MARTIN STOWE,
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" a WTED.

QY man accustomed to wrting,a situation as Clerk
ID in a Grocery or Grain Store, Railroad or InsuE-
ance Office. Good references given
Address D. "A R, Box ID Worcester Post Office
mar Il dlW*
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Bonnet and Hat Bleaching & Repairing

'FIlV1 NIt0v -1AVoIOlI-1I| IIIE5
STRAW and LACE Bonnets of all kinds made
~ fashionable, coloTcd in any shade bleached and
pressed ~ superior manner, at short notice. Neapo-
iian and PAMELA Btnnets made to look well new.
AlsO-Gents thin Hats of all kinds, Bleached and
Pressed IN The newest styles Orders left at our store
No. 100 Main street, will be promptly attended TO.
MILES & BROWNING,
I60. Corner of Main and Walnut streets. 100.
mch22 dawtf
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Board Wanted,

= OR Good Blacksmiths can find constant employ.
e ment, BY applying at OSG0OO BRADLEY'S
mchz2 diff Car M9uufacorY.
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Valuable House for Sale

- THE House now occupied by the subscriber
HE! with the whole, part of the Land adjoining
Il is situated at he head OF State street. ana is
one OF the best built and most houses in this
city For terms, and further description, apply TO
mayl7 dist T.. A. HARRINGTON.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-03-23

A YOUNG MAN, resident of this CITY, wishes to
IA engage Room, wi Board, in the vicinity of the
Cry Hall. He will furnish his ROOM Private
family preferred. For particulars apply at HortculIu
raj Hal. d3t Inch %
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Brocade Silks,

T AIDES will find a new assortment Of rich Brocade
4 Dress Silks, at BRYANT'S, that for beauty can
not he excelled The styles entirely new, and the
first ever shown, of the kind, in this city.
Also, some elegant Black Brocade Silks very rich.
marll dl2us GEO. +. BRYANT.
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For Sale or Exchange Livery Property.
IN FIRST RATE HORSES,
~ HACK,
OARRYALLs,
4CHAISES, asn
STOP BUGGlES. AHr WEI
4BUGGY WAGONS,
8 SLElGI=,
10 SINGLE HARNESSES,
4SETT DOUBLE do.
BLANKETS, SURCINGIES, Sc.
Inquire at the Livery Stable, in Front street.
mars dawisf Il. SOUrHWICK.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-03-23
COOKING, Parlor and Office Stoves,
Also. The celehraled

Oil Curtains, Lamps, Chamber Furniture general as
s9ftment OF Kitchen do, and great manY other aui
ces NOT enumerated, being The Furniture OF the
above Hotel
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Garden Seeds
EFHE subscribers, feeling the necessity of having the
Fnblic supplied with good Garden Seeds have male
arrangements furnish at wholesale aud retail al
kinds OF the best Seeds, selected and raised BY Mr. D
RUS Rice. the well known Gardener this City Those
wishing TO purchase in quantities 10 SELL or to use them
selves, such as Carrot Beet Onion, any other kinds
Of Seed, can be supplied at the lowest market prices
corner OF Front and Frumhull streets
TAFT K HARRINGTON
Woroester. March 10 1873 Dig
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Personal.


Hon. Abbott Lawrence is spoken of for
Governor of Massachusetts
MIR. Flint, quartermaster on board of
the yacht North Star, was lost overheard on
July Goth, off Gibraltar
....John Nee, now resident OF North
Amherst, has invented an extraordinary ma
chine for knitting ribbed work, which will
knit six dozen of shirts or drawers per day.
....Professor Henry St George Tucker, of
the Virginia University, is about to publish a
History of the United States
....Dempster has been giving concerts at
Saratoga with good success.
....Hm J. Shinn: is proposed as a Wing
candidate for Governor of New Jersey
go. Edward VIM. Johnson, Esq, of Virginia,
known as a contributor to the press, over the
signature of ''N Secretario," has gone to
New Orleans to take charge of the Crescent
newspaper.
....Fanny Ferns late husband, Mr. Far
rington, lives in Chicago, and recently got a
divorce from her.-lH,iwaukie Netrs
....The Rev. VIM. NJ. Daley, of Madison,
has been elected President Of the State Uni
versity, at Bloomington, Indiana.
....John A. Winston, Governor elect of
Alabama, 10 the first native of Alabama elected
to the gubernatorial chair of that State
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sence, after their long cruise on the west coast
of Africa. They are as follows, viz: Com
nander-John Manning; Lieutenants-Wm.
H. Macomb and Andrew Bryson; Purser-Jno.
johnson, Assistant Surgeon-Geo. H. Howell;
Acting Master-William NJ Bussett; Midship-
men-Charles H. Greene and Robt. Boyd, Jr.
VIM II. Morse, of New York, United States
came home in the B. as passenger.
The AFRICAN SouADRoS.-Advicss have
been received in Washington from Commo-
dore Isaac Mayo, who is in command of our
African Squadron. He writes from Port
Praya, on the 2lst of July, with his flag ship.
the Constitution, and was then about to pro-
coed on q cruise upon the slave coast for four
or FIVE months The Marion and the Perry
had gone to Madeira, to enable their officers
and crews to recruit from the facilitating
effects of recent long cruise of the coast.
These vessels were also to start back for the
coast slave as soon as possible. The Com
modore is said to write that all in the squad
ron are quite as we'll as could be expected.
The JOHN P. KENNEDY, of the Behring's
Straits exploring expedition, Lieutenant COM
manding N. Collins, arrived at Port Praya on
the 18th of July, after passage of twenty-five
days from New York. All we'll.
THE U. S. BRIG DOLPHIN, Lieutenant COM
handing Bergman, engaged in explorations
connected with Maurys wind and current
charts system,) arrived at Fayal on the Both of
July. All well.
THE Hon. ROBERT J. WALKER will probably
leave the United States for China in the course
of the next month.
NOTED MEN IN WASHINGTON Hon. Henry
A. Wise, of Va: Hon. David Tod, of Ohio,
and Judge Sharkey, of Miss. are in this city
at present.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-08-27

NEWSPAPER MEN, ATTENTION News.
paper proprietors will find it to their
interest to examine the circular enclosed
IN our issue of this date. Our own expert
ence corrOborates the statement it con-
tains, and we have no doubt that nine
tenths OF our contemporaries have bills
due them here in Congress, &C., that slip
along unpaid till they are forgotten; all of
of which may be made immediately
available by attention to it's contents. OF
MIR. Shaw's facilities to make prompt
collections, as well as of his fidelity as an
agent, we are we'll satisfied.
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OF FICIAL.

Franklin Pierce, President Of the United States of
.7H'eT1ec. to oil rhom pacy ooncern:
Satisfactory evidence having been exhibited to me
that C. H. F. MoRlSG has been appointed Consul of
Hanover for the port of Boston, the State Of Mas
sachusetts, do hereby recognise him as such. and
declare him free to exercise and enjoy such func-
tons, powers, and privileges as are allowed to the
consus of the most favored nations in the United
States.
In testimony whereof. I have caused these letters
to be made patent, and the seal of the United States
to be hrreunto affixed.
Given under my hand, at the city of Washington,
the 26th day of August, A. ID. 1853, and of the
r.. s.. independence of the United States of Ameri-
ca the seventy eighth.
FRANKLIN PIERCE
BY the President:
W. l.. MARCY, Secretary of State.
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Baltimore Correspondence.
BALTIMORE, August 20. 1870

F..
observe in the Argus, this evening, state
ment that John B. Ricards, wife and daugh-
ter, formerly of Baltimore, had probably sail
ed from San Francisco for Australia, in the
steamer Monumental City, which was wrecked
on her passage there. May 18th, and possibly
all lost. 1t affords me pleasure to be able to
correct this statement l have seen letters
from Mr.. Ricards, written at one of the Pacific
Islands, dated about the 10th or 18th of April,
in which he mentions having left San Fran
cisco on or about the 10th of March, in the
steamer New Orleans that said steamer car
ried him safely to the Island of Tahiti, and he
set sail in her again for Melbourne, with his
family. This information is u.doubted. and
will serve to allay all uneasiness that might
be felt for his safety. Himself and family
were well at the date of his last letters, and
ere this, they are, doubtless, in the newly
discovered, but far distant land of gold. Mr..
Ricards has relatives and many friends in
Washington and Baltimore, to whom l am
pleased at being able to give this information.
The announcement Of the death of Mr.
McIlhenny, from yellow fever in New Or
leans, caused deep regret upon the part of his
many friends in this city. lie was young
man, extensively known and highly esteemed
by all. Unfortunately he had not been &C.
climated and risked the chances, which re-
suited against him.
The cholera still exists in Cumberland.
though in less violent form. 1 learn. how
ever. that nearly all the inhabitants who
could, conveniently, have left the town, and,
consequently, there are but few subjects for
the disease to work upon. 1t is now reduced
to certainty, that the epidemic there is the
result of recent floods, causing stagnant water
and an impure condition Of the atmosphere.
Many cellars were literally filled, and have
become offensive. This should serve as an
admonition to persons in cities to be very
cautious in regard to such matters. The great
secret of health and happiness is to remove
causes of sickness in time
There are some things in our city which
have been neglected. The garbage men are
very derelict in duty, and allow oifal to accu-
mulate in many places until it becomes often
sive. The dog law, too, is not enforced. Our
streets are filled with moving specimens of the
canine race, contrary to specific municipal re-
quirements. Neither does the moon shine CO.
casionally, when she ought, and the lamps
being out, persons are apt to stumble over
these nuisances. The Mayor should call an
extra session of the Councils, and have IN CT
dinance passed requiring the moon to shine at
all times, or otherwise have more light from
the Gas Company. Our friend, Columbus
O'Donnell, is decidedly moon man, as that
silver orb tends greatly, when not obscured
by clouds, to save his vaporous commodity by
making short metre. RoDERICK.
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VIRGINIA GIRIs.-There are two girls
in Hanover county, Va, it is said, who
make 5000 shingles per week, at S4 so
per thousand. They supply the demand
in that part of the country, and sell many
in Richmond. They have purchased a
piano and are capital performers.
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OAt the great sale of blooded stock
by the North Kentucky cattle importing
company, held at Lexington, KY, a few
days ago, one bull brought upwards of
S6'OO0' q heifer upwards of $4,000, a
buck upwards of 81 900, and Cleveland
bay stallion-the only horse imported
$500! The profits of the COMPANY
from the sales amounted to $32,976.
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WHITE BRANDY, fourth proof nure 70

WHITE BRANDY, fourth proof, pure. for
w preserving peaches.
Also, White Wine and pure Cider Vinegar
White and Black Mustard Seed Celery Seed
Long Peppers, fresh Green Ginger
White Jamaica Ginger. and Spices of all kinds for
picking and preserving.
Just received few cases of fresh Prunes, in small
ana D dozen Flour of Pumpkin. already prepared
for immediate use. =
SHEKELL & BAILEY,
successors to John b. Kibbey Co..
No. 5, Centre Market Space.
U5- we shall be much pleased to present TO our
customers ION application al the STOREY most er-
celient Recipe for preserving Peaches in Brandy in
very superior manner, SAB.
aug S7-d3tSeo2w
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MUSICAL ATTRACTIoN.--The "Adel-
stems" company of talented perform
ers, give grand vocal and instrumental
concert on Monday evening next, at Odd
Fellows Hall 1th street. The pieces Sc
lected for the occasion are the most beau
titul and popular musical gems of the day.
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a GOOD SuGGEsTIoN.-It is suggested
in Philadelphia paper, that the different
religious denominations of that city take
up collection in their churches on Sun
day morning for the benefit of the New
Orleans sufferers. Would it not be well
to do the same thing in this city,
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UIn Marshalsville, Green county,
Ohio, a village of only 600 inhabitants,
the dysentery has proved very fatal; be-
tween forty and fifty deaths having oc-
CURED within the past two months, and
as many other persons are now seriously
i'll.
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TEsTANTIsM AND CATHO-


lIclty compared in their Effects on the Civiiiza-
ton of Europe, by The Rev. ]. Balmes.
General Introduction TO the Sacred Scriptures in
a series of Dissertations, Critical. Hermanuetical
and Historical by the Rev. J. d. Dixon. ID. D. first
American edition.
Wards Erata Of the Protestant! Bible new edition.
carefully revised, with preface, by the Rev. DR.
LIugard.
Controversy between Rev. Messrs IIu hes and
breckenridge on the subject, SIS the Protestant Re
ligion the Religion of Christi
Reti:w of Foxs Book of Martyrs by Wm. Fuse
bus Andrews.
Concilia Provincialia, Batmor, habita alb anno
1899 usque ad annum lS49.
Miners End of Controversy, History of The Re
formation. &c. with aseneral assortment ofistand-
ard Catholic Works.
Also, School Books of every description. Station
cry, &c. For sale by w. A. KENNEDY,
TN between u aud h streets, near Pat Office.
- Subscriptions received for Dunigau'S and Sa-
dlers editions (in parts at p cents the Douay
Bible, large quarto, with copOus notes, references
&c.
Also, for Brownson's Review. the Catholic Metro
poiltah, CatloIc Mirror, &c. aug 21-eOI
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UAccording to the True Delta, there
were 4,OO5 deaths in New Orleans from
the lst to the Goth of this month
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NOTICE.

FNllE undersigned have associated tkem>elvea 10
J. gethrr under the name and nrm OF SHEkELI.
& BAILEY, for the purpose of conducting the Gro
Gerry business in all its various branches and have
purchased the entire interest in the store and sock
(Which Is complete in it, usual VARIETY of john T.
hIbbey & Co, AT No. =, Centre Market Space, where
they viii continue to keep full and general asset
ment Oh F.3AiLF GROCERIES. 10 which they m
vIle attention. assuring the patrons of Me.Srs kib
hey X Co that their customs will be pursued, i;s
far as practicable) and their friends and the public
that street principles. close application, and lair
dealing may be relied on.
JAMES III. SIlEkEIL,
aug 26-.td cost JOSIAH RAUFN
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A CARD.-The attention of the Ladies and
"A Gentlemen of the District is called 10 the sale
of superior NEW FURNITURE. on 9Th street
between Nj and streets, on MONDAY MORN
ING, August 29th, at 10 O'clock, At the residence of
A. J. Trenston, Esq. See advertisement. The fur-
nlture has not been IN over sixty DAYS and iS
made of the very best materials and unsurpassed
workmanship. Sale will be peremptory.
E. N. STRATTON.
aug GILT Auctionasr
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BY the President:
W. l.. MARCY, Secretary of State.

NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.-We have just receiy ed
by telegraph, the fact that GIIMAN's instantaneous
hIQrID HAIR DYE is the only article used in
the fashionable circles at Washington. and all other
preparations having died out. Prepared by II. ID.
GILMAN, Chemist, Washington
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=. VI. PETTESGILL & Co, Newspaper Advertising
Agents, the authorized Agents to receive adver-
tisemen.s and subscription for the "Sdr," at the
same rates required at this Office and their re-
ceipts are regarded as payments. Their Offices are
at NEW YORK, l22 Nassau Street.
BOSTON, 10 State Street
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Stock Of Groceries and Store Fixtures f. Sale

'i'liE stock Of GROCERIES,, together with the
/ STORE FIXTURES. &c, now in the store
formerly occupied by Mr.. L.. Storm, and more re-
Gently by Messrs. A Davis & Co., on 7th above |
street, are offered for sale The above sore is large
and commOdious and well located for business hay-
ing now good run of custom. The rent is low and
the stock of goods well assorted and DISQUALIFICATION
gether offering change rarely met With to any one
desiring to embark in business.
The terms will be made accommodating by an
plying 10 B. +. MORSELL, Trustee,
La. avenue. opposite Bank of w ashineton.
p. S.-All persons indebted to Messrs. A. Davis
Co. are requested to call and settle the same I'M
mediately, with h. +. MorSell. aug 21-lw
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SUNDRIEs FOR THE SEASON

SUNDRIES FOR THE SEASON
~ Purely clarified Cider Vinegar, White Wine do,
Nnlte Brandy, brown and white Mustard Seed
Celery do, green and dry Ginger Mace Cloves, Cas-
sia, Aispice, and all the spices, ground and whole
iaVorins Extracts, &c. with every article for pick
Capers, Olives, WORCESTERSHIRE Sauce Cmrrant and
Apple Jellles, London and American Mustard French
do prepared, pure Lemon Syrup, Bay Rum in wood
and bottle, Just received, and for sale low 1T the
Cnolce FAMILY Grocery, corner of e and 9TH streets
Aug 27-Stf EP MILLER
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UThe large circulation of the STAR
makes ii the most desirable advertising me-
dunn IN the District. 1t has more readers
an the cities Of Washington, Georgetown,
ard Aleran dria, than all the other WASH
ington dailies combincd.
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~ Joe Shfliington receives all the NEw
Books and NEWSPAPERS as fast = published. He
is agent for Harpers and all the other Magazines
and our readers Will always find large and good
sortment of Blank Books and Stationery AT his Book
store, Odeon Building, corner of street and Penn
SylVan1a avenue. aug IL
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"E HAVE this day received an invoice of liaui-
w sons celebrated PERFI'MERY, consisting
al Extracts for the Handkerchief flayorng extracts
Cologne: Hair oil: PomarIm; Toilet Powder Soap.
&c. &c. Also, IN receipt Of an excellent variety OF
Travelling, Work, Gard, and other kinds oil BIAS
kETS. AT the cheap Stationery. Music, and Fancy
Store of mo F. ELLIS
Penn. avenue. between 9th and 10Th streets.
aug %
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aug 2b-,Gd&eo3t JOSIAH II. BAILEY.
VALUABLE HORSE FOR

EA ALUABLE HORSE FOR
&1r SALE-At Walker s Kimmrl's sta
%-WS bie.-h valuable blood bay horse, siI
v - years old, of fin- figure and action of
great endurance, excellent saddle beast kind ia
harness. and raised i'm Northern New York for sale
al WALKER * kINiMEiI.'S Stabe on 4 street
The Horse can be seen AT the above place iil
Tuesday next, if not previously disposed Of
aug 2:}lw
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&c % The undersigned having
ECERlES 4transferred 10 Messrs SHE
kELL BAILEY his en-
tire interest in the grocery business, formerly carried
on in the name of John b. Kibbey & Co, at No. s,
opposite Centre Market would respectfully solicit
continuance them of the favors conferred on him.
Messrs SHEKRLL BAILEY will. by their attention
to the business, aud desire 10 please such Of our
friends as may continue TO deal with them merit a
continuance Of their patronage.
aug l7-3tI JOHN B, KIBBEY.
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WANTS.
: OOO NEGROES WANTED will ma,

= 000 NEGROES WANTED will NAY
CeoOO the highest prices, IN cash. for 5000
NEGROES, with good titles slaves for life or .tr
term OF years, IN large small families or single ne
gToes. will also purchase Negroes restricted 10 re-
mann IN tile State that sustain good characters Fam
HES never separated Persons having slaves for safe
Will please call and me. as I am ALWAYS IN the
market with the cash. communications promptly
attend 10, and liberal commissions paid nv JOHN
DEFINING, No Is. :. Frederick street, between
baltimore and Second streets, Baltimore, Nd. Trees
III rnnl Oh lie uuOr. IL 3n-m