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Use for a Portion Of the Surplus.

1t can hardly be that Congress at the
approaching session will fail to set apart
sufficient of the money with which the
national treasury is at this burdened, for
the construction of suitable departmental
buildings here. The Department of the
Interior and the Patent office are better
accommodated just now than any others:
and the necessity for accommodating
them better still, superinduces the cur
rent construction of the west wing of the
grand pile of buildings on Patent Office
square. A few years since Congress or
dered the construction of new buildings
for the Treasury and Post Office Depart
ments. Already both these structures,
considered so ample in their day. are
found much too small. Clerks are
"piled up in them as it were, to the
great hindrance of the systematic and
satisfactory transaction of business, and,
in the Treasury Department, to the mani
fest injury of the health of large pro-
portion of the government employees
The State Departments archives, per-
haps more valuable than those of any
other Department, are not safe from fire,
and are so crowded, that despite the
efforts of the meagre clerical force allowed
-, lot &C ho
of them are in inextricable confusion in
the Department building, which was
constructed shortly after the last war
with Great Britain, to accommodate the
condition of the business as it existed at
that time. We may write as much of
the buildings for the War and Navy De-
partments, which have both with por-
ton of the Interior Department and the
h'UV.J --nral's Department. to send
some OF their most important Bureaus
wandering over Washington, to 90 squat"
on private property wherever it can be
rented Every dav hrinos IN Hpht some
new fact proving the vital importance to
the public interest of the prompt con-
struction of three or four new depart
mental edifices in Washington. Five
millions of dollars could be expended in
the next three years in this manner, with
an incalculable advantage to the public
interest, lessening the so rapidly increas-
ing cost of transacting the public bust
ness, affording safety to the archives and
accommodating the extension of the gov
ernment's transactions with our own and
foreign countries, which necessarily in
crease Pari possu with the increased de.
velopment of our country's resources of
all descriptions.
We are emphatically for the prompt
construction of suitable departmental edi-
fees in Washington, before dipping deeply
into the surplus for any other purpose.
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/ BBEOK UTA: or. sunrise within IN

4 BIB K @ "A UTA: or. sunrise within the
N Tropics. by Miss Tucker-7ar.
Autobiography of Rev. J. b. Finley; or, Pioneer
life in the West-31.
The Pastoral OTce exrrrlihcd in the econo-
my of the NJ. Church, by the Rev. }. II. WyttiS,
VI. D-25c.
Ministerial Education in the ". Z. Church, by
Rev. :. II. Vail, 4. ".
Strongs Comp enliim Of the Gos,-ls-30c.
Three months under the SNOW: TIE journal of
Young Inha'iant of the Jura-3oc.
GRAY BALLANTYNE,
sep q eth street. Odd Fellows Hall.
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TO THE PUBIC.

HNHE officers and members nf the I" President.
Mounted Guard" would respe fully inform Inc
citizens Of Washington and the adjacent counties
that il is their intention 10 give thir first Animal
BALL on the let day Of November next. and thrt no
pains expense will he pared 10 render il one of
the most agreeable entertainments If the KIND ever
gotten up in this place.
By order Of the Csptsir:
II. LINrSLEY, Secretary.
sep 2o--eo2w- Intel
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A letter from the Summit House, on Mount
Washington, dated 18th instant, says We
are in the midst of thick snow storm, Their
mometer q, and it is impossible to stand
erect where the wind has fair sweep outside
On the 18th, tho thermometer was below the
freezing point all day, only rising to 90 at
noon''
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LADIES AND GENTLFMFN

Hs6D We bHg leave TO cali your attrntion 10 onr
PSI well selected rtock of h dell hia ma'a
BOOTS and SHOES, Of the hos mc-!-ln
~styles. wh ch determined To- >sll e
prizes that cannot fail to lleasc our motto =,
Quick sales and su.hll profits Csl AID .1an'ire
our rtock before purchasing ei-ryhcre, and see In
yourselves. Si.O,r 4 HcENEW
North E:de fa. syenTe. bet 9Th aud 10th
street, opposite Stratlon's Auction Store
sep Aft
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A few drops of carbonate of ammoni. in a
small quantity of warm rain water, will prove
q safe and easy anti acid, &c, and will change,
if carefully applied discolored spots upon
carpets and indeed all -pots. whether pro-
duced by acids or alkalies If any one has
the misfortune to have n carpet injured by
whitewash. this will immedi ately restore it,
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q REWARD.-straycd away from the sub
Pc scriber large red and white horned COW,
marked in both ears and a white stripe across her
fore shoulder, was supposed to have had calf about
the middle of June MRS. STEWART,
18th street, between L and streets.
sep 26-Sts-
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UAll advertisements for the Star in
Georgetown, left with Mr.. James Burns,
or either of our Georgetown carriers, will
be promptly attended to.
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-SEFUl, ARTIcVES

4 SEFUL ARTICLES.-We have in store
= variety OF useful articles consisting in part OF
Hair, Clothes Hat and other kinds Of Brushes Dres-
ring, Side, Tucking, snd Puff Combs; Fluff Boxes;
Hair Pins Toilet powder; Amandne for tie bands;
Lubin's and Harrisons Extracts; pomat TN. Soap
&c, &c. We hare also, 4 select variety OF Work
Boxes, Ladies Com panonE; Work Baskets, &c.
JOHN T. ELL!S,
sep 21-eo2w- Pa. avenue. bet. 9Th & 10th sts.
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NOTlCE.-The sufscrib.r q. -;rcs that Nil .
~ counts unsettled urcn his present books ma
be settrd by the LIST Of NcssaLsr and r.<p.c,fnll,
asks those customers who have accounts upn.id :,
call at his store ard settle the sane. or nav ON mr.
Scastion of the bills il IS important that the ola
hooks should he settled up before The oyeuing OF I'm,
nrw books at the r,,r .S'o6H. e GAUTIrR
a6-2t-
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If you ever marry" said Roman consul
to his son, "let it be woman who has judg-
ment enough to superintend the getting of
meal Of victuals, taste enough to dress her
self, pride enough to wash before breakfast.
and sense enough to hold her tongue when
she has nothing to say
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AGCE AND FEVER.

nSSO0D'S Indis ChOlagocue. anI Eowan''s T'n'"
~ Mixture are always Gel tain remciics. and ur'"r
fail
Also. fresh lot of kecners celebrated FLYER snd
ague Powder. For sale by
VIM b. BI'TT. Druggist
Corner Penn. svenus aHd l2Ih street.
sep l9-2awlm-
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REMOVAL.

ME take this me hod Of informing cur customers
w and the public generally that We have les- i
and htte up the extensive store in the Atnrneuu
building, north side Of Pennsylvania pyclue Or.
tween and OH streets where We viii olen on
MONDAY, October I'd, wi b y fire assortment n,
FANCY GOODS, GOLD and SILVER WATCHES
JEWELRY, FURNITURE, Hou-ekec.:nc krii,le.
&c, which have selected with great care ri very
reduced prices in Boston. New York. ard PhisdL
rhis. all Of which will be sold arcordnglv, and 10
which the attention Of the public Is respectfully in
vited.
We take this opportunity Of returning cur thanks
10 our friends for their liersl patronage nj cur I'D
stand, and hope to have continuance # the same
at our one.
DOWNS & HUTCHINSON.
SEP o6-6t. Intel
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FROM TIE SPRINGS

TUST received fresh .upny Of Blue Lick AMI
u Congress Waters. w EUTT.
Corner Penn. avenue and l2ih street.
ser l9-eo2w-
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HATS. HATS.

IN FALL STfLE.-,A fresh supply Il have
IlS just received other snd beautiful style. If
Adress HATS. suitable for " urr mems wrar
Also, Behes and other fashions. L. Style--n fGll ~
sor'ment always on hand, at LANES
Hat. Cap. and Gents. Furnishing sitahli-h-
H"nt, Pa. avenue, nenr 1 s're l.
sep 22-en2w- IIn:cll
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FURNISHED II o q NJ S.-fwo we'll fur
IL nishcd CHAMBERS. In a modern built house
with all necessary conycneEcas for bathing, can he
had without board, in private family in one Of tie
most desirable s uations in Washington, and but a
few minutes walk from the Departments. Apply
to DR.. PHILIP SMITH, II street, between 9th and
10th, opposita the Episcopal Church.
CT-aoff-
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Toinsure the insertion Of Advcr-
,i.ercnt. they must be brought to our
couniing-roon, before II O'Clock M,
otherwise they may not appear until
the next dny.
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sep Git

~ l.. .. OF R.-The officers and members
iS of Noun VERNON, GEORGE WASHINGTON, Ar
LINGToN and EAGLE Tcnts, i. 0. r.. respectfully
invited to att. nd meeting on WEDNESDAY EVE
MING. the ~ tn instant, at RechGbe Hail. corner Of
9Th and streets. A full attendance is desired, as
matters Of interest will be considered.
BY orG-r of No 2ta. sep21-ct-
CARDINAL WISEMAN'S Essays and
~ Lectures.
Dxon's Introduction 10 the Sacred Scriptures
Balmes on Civilization
Engard's Angla-s, yon Church
Reeves Bible and Chur, IA History
Pastorine's History If the Church.
Together with the Golden Manu.I new clifton
the cheapest and hest assortment of Catholic pubica-
ions in the District. For sale by
w. INGMAN
srp2l- street 3 doors east of Eth street.
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CTEVENS-A No. 1.-Just received new
- stock OK Fail Fancy Goods consisting Of BON
NETS. RIBANDS. LACES, EMBKOIDERIES, Trim
mings, &c. STEVENSS
sep 2I-3teo- opposite Centre Market
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WIsEMAN,s E.ssys

bookkeeping and COPYING
ID The subscriber would respectfully inform Yer
chants and Mechanics that he is desircus tf obtajn
ing few sets of books TO post, either hy single or
douite entry; aiSn deeds, manuscripts or other in
struments Of writing to copy. Charges moderate
Address WIN. A. RICHARDSON,
sep 27-3t II street near 18TH
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4 LARGE and beautiful Pa,u,,nr
N richly framed "a be disposr-l If by cb.,s''
may be seen at "The Columbian corner of ana
Sth streets ,cr 0e o.S
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old NEW5PAPERS.-A lot for sale at the Star
~ Office. aug l9-d
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THE German Turner Association

THE German Turner Association
1 Of this city have opened a conrse for tie in
.truction of boys in :ymnastic exercises ard invite
the parents to seE their children The art i prac
tisod on Tuesday and Friday evening, at o'clock at
candlelight, in Mr. Shafsr's yard, 9th street, op
posie the Market house. The charge is % cents for
the first month and l2l% cents for every SUGGESTING
Particulars may be learned from; FRANCIS
LANCE, at Keyworth Co. Jewelry Store.
C--lf&-
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TOBACCO AND CIGARS.

IN BONES Lump Tcl'accn. of different c'Tle',
w comprising the los; brands IN market.
2tS oOh ti.e medium AID low pi iced tTCars.
Sew York fine cut chewing ana smoking T"bscru.
Turkish smoking 10
Cigarettes, Snuff. Pipes. &C.
In store. and for sale on accommodating term, ~
o.. ". COCHRAN,
9TH steeet opp Nat. Intelligence oihce
ol-en.,f-
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COMBS AND HAIR BRCsHLS-A cnmpl-;. -
~ sortment received and for sale ~ th-np rs the
cheapest at LANNON'S, eth street. "a door IL
low Z. sep 2l-eo't-
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- BIES LIS WIDOW f. SONS
-. PRIZE NEEDLES, Worlds Fair, London
The best needle in Also, be st Sewing SILK
all colors: Sewing Cotton: Thread, WASTED India
Rubber; Buffalo, Shall mod IIoTu Combs; Brushes;
Threeply Shirt Collars, choice article, &c sl Of
which may re found at SH EDDS Fancy Goods and
Millinery Store, 18th ST., above Pa. avenue
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Election for Ds/egates-Escope Of Prison
trs-Morement Of Troops-R.turn Of Of
fesrs-Benton amd Birch's Libel Suits
The St, Louis Republican contains the fol-
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YOUNG AMERICA.

I'VE intead actin. upon the Go .7ksGi principle
w that our customers NAV always IA if uler"
ia an improvement invention. new .inp0r;a'n -
superior GROCERIES,, H'ISES, or EIQL OBS
we are suro OF receiving the first aGG finest samIh'
nj astonishing low prices of The Model Grocers
McGRAW & JACOBS,
Corner of Penn. avenue and 18th street
spn l4-eolm
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Il Blongings.-STEyENS, (under Browns Hotel
las opened bis usual assortment of Gentlcmens Fur
nishing Goods, of the newest and latest IMPORTS
tons, and OF rich and rare styles sep 1t
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March 20, 1853.
CITY or WORCESYER.

WIZARD VII. The inhabitants of Ward number sew
w ELL qualified to vote in elections hereby mott
fed and warned TO meet in the School House the
corner Of Pleasant and Oxford streets, Monday the
fourth day of April next, at IL O'Clock in the fore
noon, then and there to act on the following article,
viz
Commissioners aud two Special Commissioners, being
all inhabitants of different Towns or Cities in the
County of Worcester
The polls shall he opened al O'Clock A. NJ and
closed at 3 O'Clock p. NJ.
BY order of the Mayor and Aldermen
ALVAN ALLEN, Constable
Mach la59
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CITY on WORcEsTER.

M ARD v. The inhabitants of Ward number i've
w qualified TO in elections are hereby notified
and wantd to meet in the Ash School House. on
Monday the fourth duy of April at ii O'Clock in
the forenoon then and there the follow ing ar
ticle, 10 wit
To give in their votes, ballot for three County
Commissioners and two special Commissioners, being
all inhabitants OF different Towns Cities in Tie
County Of W oICesteT.
The polls shall be opened at II O'Clock, A. NJ, and
closed at O'Clock, p. NJ.
BY order of the Mayor and Aldermen,
March 29, 1858. ALVAN ALLEN Constable.
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CITY OF WORCESTER.

VTTARD III. Thoinhabitants of Ward number three
w qualified to in eleciio 5, are hereby notified
and warned to meet in The south lower basement Dom
in the Central School House Main street on Monday
the fourth day OF April next, at II O'Clock in the
forenoon, then and there to the following arli-
Gle, TO wit;
To give in their votes, ballot for three COuay
Commissioners and two Special Commissioners, being
all Inhabitants OF different Towns or Cities in the
County Of Wore, ster.
The polls shall be opened at Il O'clock A. NJ, and
closed at O'Clock F. NJ.
By order of the Mayor and Aldermen
March 29, 1853. ALYAN ALLEN Constable
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CITY or WORCESTER.

WIZARD VIII. The inhabitants of Ward number
w Eight, qualified to vote in elections, are hereby
notified and warned to meet in the Brick Coz House,
on Monday, the fourth DAY of April next, at IL O'Clock
in the orenO0n then and there to act on the following
article, to wit:
To give in their votes, ballot for three County
Commissioners and two Special Commissioners, being
all inhabitants of different Towns Cities in the
County of Worcester.
The polls shall be opened at II o'clock A. NJ, and
closed at o'clock, p. NJ.
By order ofthe Mayor and Aldermen.
ALVAN ALLEN, Constable.
March 20, 1853. dIhFaM maT3l
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UTARDlV. The inhabitants OF Ward number four
w qualified to vote III elections are hereby notified
and warned TO meet in the Police Court Room in The
City Hall, on Monday the fourth day of pril next,
at II O'Clock in the forenoon, then and there
the following article, to wit:
To give in their votes one ballot, for three County
Commissioners ami TWO special CoIamiss onets, bciug
all inhablt-nls Of different Towns or Cities in The
County of Worcester
The polls shalt be opened at IL o'clock A. NJ and
closed at o'clock 4. NJ.
BY order OF the Mayor and Aldermen.
March 20, 1888. ALNAN ALLEN, Constable.
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cI1,Y or NORcESTER.

WIZARD VI. The inhabitants of Ward number six,
w qualified to in elections, hereby notified
and warned to meet in the Upper City Hall, Monday
the fourth day OF Aph next, at ii O'Clock in the
Gle, to wit
To give il their votes, one ballot for three County
Commissioners and two Special Commissioners, being
all Inhabitants, Of different Towns Cities III the
County of Worcester.
The polls shall be opened at IL O'Clock A. NJ g, and
closed at O'Clock, p. NJ.
BY order of the Mayor and Aldermen,
ALYAN ALLEN, Constable
March 90 1879
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LEGAL NOTICES.
CITY or WORCESTER

WIZARD l. The inhabitants of Ward number one.
w qualified to vote in elections are hereby notified
and warned to meet in the north lower or basement
Main Street on onday the fourth day of April next
at O'Clock in the forenoon, then aud there to act on
the following article to vii:
To give IN their woes, on ne ballot, for three County
Commissioners and two spec al Commissioners, being
all inhabitants OF different Towns lilies in The County
OF Worcester.
The polls shall be opened at II O'Clock, a. NJ, and
closed at o'clock, p, NJ.
BY order of the Mayor and Aldermen
March 20, 1853. ALVAN ALLEN Constable
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Union Hair Dressing Saloon.

NTEssRs. JANKINs s. CLoUGH would most re-
WI spectlully inform their patrons, and the pubic
generally, that they bave fitted up new Hair Dressing
Saloon in splendid sty e the Jewclry Store of h.
d. Goddard g. Co., in the Block recently erected
between the Post Office and American Temperance
House, where they will be found in PROMPT attendance,
upon all who may iayCr them with call Returning
their most sincere thanks, for the liberal patronage
which they have received during the many years in
which they have carried on the business in this city,
both separate and together, they trust that this new
effort will still Increase the public favor.
w. Ii. JANKINS,
decl4 dtf F. A. CLOUGH.
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PERU merry.

u ~ Z u III e N
HAVE in store, aud offer for sale large lot of Luz
4 bins, and Preston Merr's Panel Extra EIDE & Co.'S
Hedyosmia, John Meakim's Nonpariel Perfume Patey
d Cos Ess Sweet Brar Pivers Triple Ext Patchouy and
Lavender Water, Maugenet 81 Coudroys Victoria Per-
fume, Joseph Aut Farna, Francois Maria Farna, Jean
Maria Farina and Johan Hutton Parma, imported, Black
Red Stamp Colognes. Jean Mottets imported Orange
Flower Water, with great variety of domestic Co
lognes and other perfume, all of which ure warranted
genuine, and true their name. Also, the largest as
sOrtment of Essential Oils in the city.
marl6 l.. Il. LAZELI, Druggist 9O1 Main St
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Established in ZEE.
nrawine, and Painting Anadamv.

Drawing and Painting Academy.
DROF. ROHNER has returned to the city, and re-
/ moved his Studio to the splendid rooms in Union
Block L. D. Goddard q Co.'S store, where he pro-
poses 10 open
Draaoing and Painting Academy
for Adults and Youths. The terms will be six dollars
for "a lessons provided sufficient number of pupils are
obtained.
MIR. R. will continue to paint Portraits usual and
will guarantee perfect likenesses. Specimens of his
work he at his rooms, and Ladies and Gentle
men are invited to CALL and examine at their leisure.
decd DIFF
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HOUSE KEEPERS, LOOK /

IL Der that
Judd's Baking Powder
will make the most healthy and cheapest bread of any
article yet discovered.
BY this process of baking tho steam produced raises
the bread (no iermenationby acds) hence hot oven
Is necessary.
Remember also, that 100 pounds Of -four yeased and
then dried leaves but s6R pounds while 100 pounds Of
flour and pounds of powder, baked aud dried leaves
100 b-sths pounds. lpound of powder and l6 pounds
of flour, Is rs nourshiHg as VI pounds Of flour yeasted
Bread with the new process is recommended BY many
able physicians for persons use having the weakest
stontAchs.
All orders for the Powder left NJ the Apothecary Store
Of II H. MARSH, corner Of Main and Pleasant Streets
or directed TO the subscriber, No irving street. Wor
cester, Mass, will be promptly attended 10.
A. p. ALBEE, Agent for Worcester County.
dec30 dawu
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Pnre Hnrae Ra6ieh

d AlSED AMI nut up for flmlly use. on the farm OF
IL h the late Richard Bagg Jr.. West Springfield. For
sale Wholesale and Retail, the Manufacturers prices
at the Provision Store OH. 5. CULVER, No I6 Front
street. under Horticultural Hall.
Worcester. Feb % 1868 mari d2.na
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Winter Bpples.
ELOuR

A QUANTITY of Winter Apples for sale by The
"a Dbl. low, by LEE SPRAGUE q co.
iebl0 dtf
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GA IN Store, and receiving extra brands o
s:EzE5l FLOUR, whi3h we offer to the trade at the
Asssss5s2 lowest market p,ice.
feb 10 DIFF LEE SPRAGUE & co.
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Chaan Gr0oarv Efnra

TINE subscribers would give notice that they have
I taken the Store formerly occupied by Il. HOLDER,
corner OF Scnoo and Union streets, which they have
hited up in the best STYLE h stock of Goods,
which will be sold cheap can he bought in this
city BY strict attention business, they hope TO merit
the patronage of their friends.
Goods delivered ny part Of the city fee of charge
II. 5, MOORE ~ SON
Worcester, Oct. 49, 1852 diff