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4 @ III s ALE

"a THE subscriber being DESTROYS OF leav- Asss
GaaE ing his State, offers his entire REAL ssyS
ESTATE AT very low prices, consisting --@
in part OF one House Shelby street one do. uniin
ished, on Lauie street do, Grafton street 20
House Lots on Laurel Hill, do, Grafton street
"a acres of Land on he Holden road 1888 Acres OF
Land, with good Farm Buildings, in Paxton
oct6 diff A. NJ MERRIFIELD.
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DIR. Higgins Great Antalgica..

EKTARRA&TED Superior to any Pain liter in the
w sCountry. In any and all cases it will not cure
everything but in all durable it will cure and in
many that have been abandoned as incureable There.
fore we feel perfectly safe in offering it on the same
considerations formerly viz Thy It, and If not sat.
isffd come and get the money again. l4sste -
Try il for that old hopeless case of Rheumatism,
Spinal difficulty, Hip Compliant, stiff JOINTS, Swelled
Limbs, Contracted ausoles and Cords ca amp in
ach, Side, Limbs &c. cold hands ami feet for Neural-
gia, Ague Tooth Ache, &C., il is unveiled. Also for
all internal nhamation OF the Lungs, Liner, Chest,
Diaphragm, Clumsy, Sore Throat and Bronchial aec.
tion it viii cure And in all OF Bruises Sprains
Burns, Sores OF ali kinds.
Also, for Horse hesh it is unequaled. Come and gel
bottle at f. w Hseins Medicine Depot IL Man ST.
DIR. HIGeIN's Serofufa and Cancer Svrsp Cough
Syrup, Dysentery Cordial Also general assortment
OF pure Botanic Medicines, and Fancy Hair Oils,
one OF the best fountains of Soda the City,
with the choicest syrups
Iii Main Street, worcester. III
ie24 dTuaF&w6m
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n y YIN -
/. KATMAlROM :
! EOR THE
Lyons Kathairon.

q AAct@4ts4l O24s
For Preserving, Restoring, and Beautifyinq
the Hair.
tausng il TO grow luxuriantiy and giving il soft
~ and curling appe aranee Ofhe most delightful char
acter. The KATIAIRONs neutralizes the effects Of
disease, climate and old age in preserving and restor
ing the human Hair, even after Badness of many
years,-ceanses the scalp from Dandruf and its mar
ural mpures,-immedIatey relieves sympathetic at
tscks OF Neruous Headache, and cures all cutaneous
diseases of the skin, such Erysipeas Salt Rheum
Itch, &C. Asa
TOILET ARTICLE.
for giving the hair rich, Soft glossy aud curling ap-
pearance nothing has been discovered TO compare
with its mcontesled-its ncontesiihe virtues. IL i'm
parts the fragrance OF the delghul and exotic
flowers, and is free from all mineral properties or any
substance which can color the skin, stain lady's
hat. For
Bald and Gray Heads,
is reeminently beneficial "The Kahairun restored
my hnr, after badness Of p years. A. jay CouRr-
RIGHT, 76 Bond street, ". York" This Admirable
preparation be had of all reputab Dealers through
uu North and south America, aud the Islands of the
Ocean, in large bottles, for25 cents.
Sold to the trade at liberal discount, but commits
stoned in no instance.
D. s. BARNES, Proprietor.
l6l Broaway, New York.
50 in Worcester, by SHELLEY 4 SCOTT, l. T.
LAZELL, DAVID SCOTT, JR, JAMES GREEN,
g. >. Y A. J. HOWE, NJ. B. GREEN, and e. H.
MARSH, and sold by NIL Druggists, every where.
WEEKS & POTTER, No. l54 Washington street.
Boston, wholesale Agents Tor New England
maria dawemis
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sTEAMBO NOTICE.

THE CoMMoDIoUs STEAMER
&c A N GID % MGU~
CAPT. CHILD,
A. fHYxNED n Having been chan tered for the sea-
IaA son, will commence her Excursion
s4s5srn731 trips to Newport touching at Bristol
Hs@<szesAsSsaaz2sA~ Ferry, each way. t
Will leave Providence Fall River Iron Works Wharf,
least side) at o'clock, A. NJ, aud will arrive In New
port at 10 A. NJ. Returning will leave Newport at
$3.50.
Fare Bristol IS cts; Bristol Ferry, 37l cts; New
port and back, 50 cts.
ARRANGEMENTS be made application to the
Agent for Excursion parties To any accessible point on
the Bay or Sound; New Bedford Nantucket, Block
Island New London New York.
JOHN. KENDRICK, Agent,
IA Exchange Place.
Providence, June 20. 1858. daw3m
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va RENT,

For Sale or Exchange
For ii Ouses in orcester.
A WOOD lot of 80 acres in sutton also house
IA five acres of land in Sutton
Also, house Whitin's village also bouse lots
near the Worcester Academy
Also, house lots on street leading from King street
10 Cnanderi also, vo house lots the corner of
Chandler and Queen street.
For arther particulars enquire of
GUSTAvUS ELLIOTT
Corner of Chandler and Queen st.
Worcester Nov. IS, 1859. DIFF
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EuHI'I5Il % z , EHF MVISFIN . At
az Main Street, (ButIuan Row,

o.. X
ANARTI's Patent O.l Is the handsomest. chenne,t
v an rest article for light ever discovered and the
universal lvor and admiration which this article has
received IL than all other substances Cor lgh com
bined Il can be had.of A. II. NEWTON, Agent
No. 2O7 Main street, Worcester
Ais, Lamps Cans. Tubes, Wickng, &c.
N. u. Particular attention given TO altering old
Lamps which does not exceed lsl cents per Lump
oci02 dawtf
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ia ON Pleasant street, few rods from Main st.
III. For particulars. inquire of joel. DEWING,
at Allen q ThuTber's Pistol Mandatory.
Worcester, March l,iSF3. diff
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To ha Let.

DART OF an Office, very light and Ceptral.-one n,
i tue best Rooms in the city. Apply at tie House
and Office Agency, 233 Main St, Cup siairs) Room |
ie24 diff
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SHINGLES.

A QUANTITY of good Is inch Shaved Pine Shingles,
"A jus; received and for sale low by
- LEE SPRAGUE, q co.
Worcester June g. 1854 ar
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Joseph Gillott's Steel Pens,

Manufacturers Warehouse, 81 John ST., N. Y.
M ONE are genuine but those bearing tbs numbers
Nv BY which they are designated, together with The
Fac Smile of the Signature Of "Joseph Gott's," on
each Package or Box.
THIS CAUTION
To all Purchasers of his Pens, (Which they are REQUEST
eb to observer is deemed necessary as many makers
and Importers have assumed his Distinguishing Nc s.
and styles Of Labels with view Of Forstng their own
Manufactures the Public These remarks apply
particularly to his original No. 303.
jill d3nl HENRY OWEN, Agent
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WANTRn.
BOARD Beard.

= OR Good Rlacksmhs can find constant emplnv
- ment, by applying at OsGO0D BRADLEY's
diff Car Manufacture
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TO LET.

A STORE in Harding's Block, on Front Street
"a TENEMENT in the house corner of Portland
and Myrtle streets. Also, small House on Quincy
street. CHARLES WHITE.
my7 diff
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Building Lots for Sale.
Cottage for Sale f.!

ON Eliot street, very near Laurel street Church.
- Inquire at RICHMOND'S,
Inch6 dom No 265 Main street
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A GENTLEMAN and his wife can be accommodated
"A with good Board, and pleasant within two
minutes walk OF The Post Office, by applying A. Put
naas Auction Room.
r $. Also, few single gentlemen can be accom- no-
dated WIN Board ard Rooms ap29 diff
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Copal tnership Notice.

ETlHE subscribers have formed Caparlnershp, under
L the firm Of CARPENTER d PARK Err for the
purpose Of carrying the Carpentering bnsiness and
have taken shop on the Norm side Of Central ST.
over q. Maynurd's silver Ware MdHnfaetdfy, where
they are prepared execute an work in their line in
satisfactory manner. b Work done 20 order.
The public patronage Is respectfully solicited
go A. CARPENTER,
ii. b. PARKER.
W orceU' r, July 6,1s53. jys deodawsm
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Real Estate for Sale

- IA6d1 GbJtL5 lUI OdIb,
<5A THE HOUSE, BARN, and LOT, No. Az Pleas
En@ ant street. Also Cottage House about six min
uets walk from the City Hall Apply TO
mch29 DIFF JOS LOWELL, JR.
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Shoemakers Wanted

" make LADIES', Misses, and Chdrens Shoes both
= Sewed ana Pesed w. A. 5. SMYTH
Corner Union and Market sta
Worcester, April 81. 1853 AZ
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A GENTIEM and his wife can obtain pleasant
n rooms and Buari by apply ing at No % Pleasant
street Also several single ge lemen be aceomno-
dated with Board. myl2 dtf
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Valuable Estate for Sale,
FnR. SALE.
Valuabla House for Sale

Valuable House for Sale.
- TIE House now occupied by the subscriber
lniE with the whole, a part of the Land adjoining
II is situated at the mead of State street and is
one OF the best built and most houses in this
city For TERMS and further description, apply TO
mayl7 dstf G. A. HARRINGTON.
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HOUsE-KEEPERs, LOOK /
Judd's baking Powder

will make the most healthy and cheapest bread Of any
article yet discovered.
By this process Of king the steam produced raises
the bread Ono fermentation by acids hence hot oven
is necessary
Remainder, also, that 100 ponds of -four yeasted and
ihendrfed leaves but e68 pounds wnle 100 pounds Of
flour and pounds of powder, baked aud dried leaves
100 59ihs pounds. lpound Of powder and l6 pounds
OF -four is n0nriShing pounds of flour yeasted.
Bread with the new process is recommended by many
able PHYSICIANS for persons having the weakest
stomachs
All orders for the Powder left at the Apothecary Store
of H. MARSH, corner Of Main and Pleasant Streets
or directed TO the subscriber No i Irving street. Wor-
cester, Mass, will be promptly attended TO.
A. P. ALBEE, Agent for Morcester County.
dee3O 4. dawtf
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Wanted Immediatel,

Wanted Immediately.s
Ililtl COAT, Vest and Pant makers. Good prices
ahd Constant employment will he gwen.
Apply TO MACULL Ar, WILLIAMS, q Co 27I
Fpes BLOCK MAN St, sign of the Fnl Dressed Man
my dit
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WANTED.

FE'URFE four Biacksmiths, accustomed to the nse
OF Prp-hamuets. Also, two good Cltse grinders
AAppy 10 Z. FOSTER & co, Worcester, or PAGE;
WHITMAN d co, West Fitehbdig
mems istf
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WORCESTER. FRIDAY. JULY Is. 1853.
GROCERIES, &c.
Bags.

Bags.
( NRAIN and Flour Bars Of all kinds, at Manufac
" iurers' Prices, by BLISS, SUTTON, & CO.,
my25 dawIf No. Mechanic 81.
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WANTS, &c.

1000 Good Vest Makers Wanted
ITO whom constant employment through the wear viii
1 be given, an cash raymsnt every week bv
CsiAS ". IRELAND
jeS dnwif Union Block Main st.
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% FIans ADD specifications 81 every assdflPiloa
aing. deeaa duwif
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Salt.
4 COURSE Fine, and Fine, 10 Sacks and small Bags,
\ for sale low by p. LOTHROP.
jeS DIFF % Mechanic st.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-10-13

ILLINOIS CANAL LoAs-The trustees Of the Illinois
nal loan give notice that they will pay The remaining in
salment of the principal OF this loan. with the interest
thereon. the 10th instant This will complete the
duties OF the best managed trust undertaken in the
financial history Of this country The old central bonds
issued under the credit OF the State depressed to
10 for par value OF 100, when David Leavitt, esq
president of the American Exchange Bank, which had
invested part OF its capital in these bonds and few 9th
ers interested set about the work Of finishing the canal
then considered almost hopeless undertaking They
went Europe and negotiated there lin connection with
other bondhoders here) for loan Of 100000 With
this money they finished the canal and, what is the
remarkable by untring energy and judlcous man
agement, finished il within the ,me and within the Is
Inmates proposed at the outset. They have applied the
net income OF the canal and the proceeds OF the sale Of
the bonds apart for this purpose, TO the payment first
of the interest the oan and finally to the gradual
turn OF the pncpaall Of which is now ready for the
lenders There still remains property in lands rough
" estimated at 100000, which, with the income OF the
canal. will now be appropriated 10 the original debt
der which the first failure occurred On the old bonds
worth, as have said, when this work was under.
taken, 10 per cent, there has accumulated say per
cent. Of back interest The bonds will now sell for par
and The funds applicable 10 them will not only gradual
y wipe out all arearages OF interest, but will ultimately
provide for their complete redemption. How eloquent
is this simple history OF the vast power OF combined in
dusty and integrity. when udicously applied even TO
herculean task Let the sneering 6nanciers of the
mother country place the issue OF this enterprise side by
side with the closing history Of Of the exploded
schemes undertaken by their capitalists and lower their
voices few notes when they alludc 10 American
credit--Jour. Com
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These five articles give result than double what
they realized last year Ia these large sales the
payments from the county facilitated and there prob
ably never was time when the payments were more
prom Than The difficulty OF the market is thai al
this time il is drawn upon from all quarters, While
lenders W aing the issue OF events abroad. The con-
tuuai outflow Of money from the Bank of England ind
eating liberal Of 1t, has prompted that institution
70 ase the Of interest a per cent and 1t will con
nue raise IL until in England becomes too dear
10 send away As soon ms the spirit of enterprise Il.
checked and the body of dealers and me beyn 10
realize and call in their debts, money III flow more "a pid
y back than IL has flowed la 1917 money In Jam
uary was per cent and continued until August when
It began to rise, until II reached per October q
From that moment tho current turned and the bank.
loaned 81 per cent in January The demand for money
been occssoned by the large exports. of which
some 100000 go to Australia which is now pro
ducng at the rate Of SIS 900 gold per annum That
gold will How into England in the spring. when il will be
most wanted to meet her harvest demands
The produce markets not so active for the moment
md -four 10 lower OF the In eight. Good
State Aour brings So rs So 81 mixed western SO 81
S. 75i southern, 81 81 l2h Rye -four sells s. 50 IS
Wheat continues Ia good request 1877 white Mch
gan do. southern, $50 cents Rye, % cents Oats so
cents. Corn 10 in steady demand Sc cents for mixed
western southern whi,e s7b cents Cotton is lower bv
A. although cropcrosking has been tried 50 ppor IL
Pork s steady at SIT SI7 50 for mess Beef 81 so
SO Lard, III ~ cents Feighis firm at I2d wheat
Liverpool; -four IS o.. ID To Have, grain ~ &c
-four, rs . Sc
The sock market has been heavy and the boar interest
has resorcd every ipedcnt dcpres Ii was an.
nounced in evening paper hs the OF appeals had
pronounced the general railroad law and
the morning papers fall of learned commentaries on
the disastrous consequences This caused fall when IL
was discovered tina, II was error Of tho print The
law had been pronounced constitutional, and the markets
rallied. Money at call abundant stocks at per
cent Youn, PRENTICE.
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From the Baltimore Republican Of Tuesday
The Mass Meeting Last Night.

Nf,,y,hslandipx The sudden change oil The weather
l ba,ny temperature to wind and cold almost unen-
I.,.be. and the attraction OF Gen Cushins's address
,slore The Mary land institute, the mass meeting called
al night by order OF The convention. al the Of
ps and Columbia Streets large, enthusiastic, and
mi Of that spirit which conhden, victory alone IN
.or band OF music added 10 the general good feel
Ing.
The meeting was organized by VIM. Starr, ESQ., call
ps Michael Toner esq, 10 the chair with vice pfesi'
dent from each ward. and five secretaries On taxing
the chair lhe venerable chairman made bnel address
ID such words OF counsel those who heard wii mol
soon forget. The meeting was opened by W eair' esq
in one Of bis best efforts who was again followed py INC
Hon. Robt M. McLane in speech which commahuea
uofound attention +. Key Howard, esq.' next au-
dressed the meeting in an earnest and most eloquent
manner. AT this junclure the Hon. i. watkins L'soh'
hs suberna,oria candidate arrived fresh IRON ihe nom
ora which he was admitted 10 have won, by ifiend ana
n. over hi. competitor at Cocke sv, and the lew re-
marks which he addressed the assemblage were haied
with the widest enthusiasm. w Pnekhey "nse ~
o,.d II one of his mastery efforts. and be was again
followed BY A. H. Hobbs esq one Of our cahu'aa'es io'
The legislature in address which plainly manifested
that the sanguine hopes OF DIS iehuS WIN oe noe
than realized. Although pas, nine O'clock and the
wind and dust almost beyond endurance yet did the ar
deo, crowd stand fast momentay expecting the appear
,pce of the Hon Henry May. who bad previously add
dressed large meeting in the western section OF The
,i,v Mr.. May delivered address OF great eloquence
and mower fully sustaining his high reputation as an
orator and profoundly touching the popular heart The
meeting was finally adjourned by few earnest words
from Mr.. John Ket.ewell.
In another column will be found the best report mat
we could get OF the speech OF the Hon. t. NJ McLane'
which we feel will be read with deep interest II was
The first time this gentleman has met his political friends
aimee his return from Europe, and his heart must have
warmed al the reception he met with lie was hailed
with The most ardent manifestations OF joy and cheer
upon cheer welcomed him once more to bis home, and
the party with whom he had SO many happy associations
Of past memories and trumphs
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Total. -. III ,667 400


From July TO November last year the increase was only
one million II is this already FIVE millions ma
King VIC 00O 600 absorbed since January This ded
from WIS The Of receipts ports gives
600 gone into general circulation the ba nks holding
now about the quantity.
The state OF the markets in England and Western Europe
is such as 10 large demand for American produce
through the coming and, Of course the i'm
poraton and consumption OF goods increase in the
tion OF expoatabe value The year 1917 was that OF
exports OF beadsns well The first Of the operation
the present ad paoen tariff In year the value OF
bresdsnhs exported increased Sal oe and the agvre
gate value OF exports $40 100000 while the imports Of
goods Increased but S6OO00Oo and the federal
showed no increase. The explanation i. found in tbe sne
Gle recei which S2lO0e 900 imported in H..
year In 1873 the gold discoveries reversed the NJ
things, and The United States became gold producers bpt
not considerable exporters until 1851 which year cotton
rose IN exportaive value carrying the aggregate domestic
exports 10 an extraordinarily high figure Thi. wa. en-
HANGED by the gold exports and the result was an
alton OF goods in return, that produced an nnexamped
revenue, the customs reaching $4,000 600 In 1882 the
value of cotton fell materially and did NOT in
crease, Involving decline IN i'm ports goods and of
nue. During the first year the exports Of IA
cotton have been greater and OF specie less The din
shed export OF specie - eongHnce the larger
OF breadntis and cotonhe proceeds OF the latter
been sufficient with railroad ns to keen tbe h,
ance In favor OF the interior, setting the current ia thai i
ecton The large the close the wear LEI, the
government with 823 900 900 in its vaults All bs es
menis now exist OF largely increased year and
in consequence OF the usual ELECTS faine. decline
in goods will favor their sales her 10
upon consignment For the moment the export Of
produce checked by the wat Of freight but since the
first OF September they have been comparatively as fol-
lows:
ExPorts from New York from Sept. 10 Oet.e
1854
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ths county be yielded merely the beck Of political
leaders He lived and died party having
In his day under It's popular leaders, al various
stages of ts career modsd principles upon tho sub
eet OF protection that reached mid way position be-
tween The high tariff Of 1928 and the horizontal tariff pro
posed by Mr.. Calhoun.
In private iiis Mr. Dckerson was as estimabie man -
In public he a valuable servant Ills social powers
were great He possessed much yigor OF spirits, and
freshness manners which made him, TO old and young al
all times an agreeable lie was never married,
but resided al his beautiful country seat In Morris county,
conented and happy in tho society Of his nephew, MI
Garfield, and his interesting family
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The exports OF specie during the week amounted TO
81 525.s4 OF VIII CHI considerable portion came from the
treasury IN payment OF United States stock redeemed and
owned abroad In mo same Time there arrived from Cali
oia S70s00O which is YET Of the mint and there
fore did not help the bank This week two steam
ers have brought $40 $751; Of ngo OF which bill
houses VIII remit this week probably 81 Although
the supply oil produce bills large at0a TO- there is
hesitation In relation TO them, growing of fears
rise In price abroad on which they predic ated may
prove premature. The activity of tho western markets
demand for funds still in that direction The i'm
ports goods continue large, and the absorption OF money
by The independent treasury Is rapid the
payments on account Of the stock redeemed The
In the leading repositories for five periods OF past year
follows
Specie In the Federal 1reo,sry
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Floor OtIcIoths, Curtain Materials,
Subscribers respectfully invite the sa,on Of house
following OF desirable furnishing goods
which upon the accommodating terms viz
1869 yards English velvet cafpeins, very rich
$500 do eruss super Brussels cnrpeunK
1000 do tapestry do
500 40 Brussels md eivets stair csrpetins
super three ply carpetsg
5000 do twopy do
5000 o medium and low priced carpeunr
1850 -, "a, and Venetian do
$3.50 do 81 60, io-4, ~ g. and 1874 printed drusses
200 printed stair drnegess
oi,cioshs for steps
stair rods, assorted sizes
styles floor oiciohs, which viii be cut 10 NJ
any shaped hall passage
$50 sheets -, 50, 90, 10, So snd I2+ olciohs, low
priced
800 yards best quality cocoa mating
rs rich chenete
$50 ,uned rugs, sizes and qualities
$50 yards furniture oticloths Ac
CURTAIN MATERIALS AND FIXTURES, SUCH As
Satin de iaines, new styles, OF every shade
worssed dsmasks, double widhs, all coors
Union damWsks, Styles and rich
French and chintyes
white hun shade linens, with suitable huturss
Very rich curaiss, in
Very rich muslin curtains, in sets
Embroidered curtain muslins per yard
wiadow corntces, with fixtures
side and sssseis
Curtain gmps Of All widths and coon
Together with q full assortment Of bed blankets
and sheeungs
Dama~k al dsmssk napkins +
Damssk and wells and tosell'nG
Msrs.,cs and other quilts and coonterpancs
Table and piano covers &c. 49, .au,.-u -
Oct e-3sw4wn hoof, bnothHn, = W.