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HEALTH eEsToaEn AND LIFE LENe1nENhn ~ IN,
ars, he poperes abuisd TO Professor lnsisoang
Cor dial deemed fabulous The public oien deceived
dcoveer undcnabIe ai'ssted by witnesses oi,e
highest iumphing all doubts In
credui!y oyerrow by mass OF testimony which perfectly "
The Elixir remedies in all cases. the depoable arising
the various which make the wonder
function with agency
s, and mind 70 the of v human 1 TO
only of communicating that energy which
we the MENTAL aSuis.
@ a t. s q a"y as H. S
victim of Depression The individual suffering from
permanent relief the Of this incompatible
pove Complete and unans safeguard against
d There are many perhaps VINO have 50 mned w nei
despair The Elixir deals with disease
without reference to causes and will not only remove the dor
" xxBulLp THE BROKEN CONSTITUTIONS
dsea.e ITSELF tina! would re
aue column to e %aades o' wen % spa
raIga dououeux headache incpien paralysis hye pap
Gaiuisnce prickns nes opdiy
s se snsss a sleep
inability remain place posion weakness Of the pro
auor albus sinking stomach
bs ali
proceed from organic beyond the reach Of medicine
structural iiueases, it is nverred that
xoRsKip IsvreoxArlxo
regularity with unom and n.ussi ACTIVITY and dis not only Win
oa Of - S%' Win =, sse. on The y
finish with the nervous syslem and That he FERTILIZATION OF the
also that every Cordial
only reliable preparation known.
Language idea Of the immediate and
almost change which occasions Pc dsn
weak by impaired by Sickness the unslrug ana re-
The mental md physical symptoms
gather influence. MOI Is the effect temporary On
he
medicine reas ss Itself and restore " it's nor
Al
nineteenth century is the frat seien,ne man Y The
world would have admitted, thar miracle OF medicine heretofore
supposed to have existence.
THAT ENTAILS y REACTION
L. force as e eas w ese hr
and may well be said o. him who takes them The last state Of
without single dawbackaaie is operation, perpetual Its
% ss s nS ss
blush eepencs dislike Of society nsapasi'y g ssy has,
melanehoy debility, hyefa wretchednsss thoughts Of
If naa %a ssp a
incident females decay Of the popagans hneons hysera
consspaiion &c, Sc whatever arising Il
reliance TO be placed on human testimony absolute
Persons pale complexion habits restored BY
from pale, yellow sicky color, to bsagua complexion
moRsR's IsviaoRArrKa ELts,s
s naan ''' s' '0'
The herb ingredient, admitted by all
die great institutions OF Europe be
dis respect gncTs Dr. Morse, whose name Is an ondspn'ed
1cienccs discovered the production in Araa where
wonderfully invigorane effects
10 fact the wonderful Of sndu
exausess exhted The Arab both
their desert pgrmages attributable q this vazing
CApTox Eorse's Invgoraing Cordial
ed " unprinciped persahs
In future genuine Cordial will have the propIeors
pasted tue cork Of each bottle aud The following words
blown in the glass: 'Dr Morse Invisoans Cosdi, c. H.
Ring, proprietor, N. Y.
e S 81 PEN PM s sS s sf IT,
g. II. RING, proprietor,
i92 Broadway New York
United States, Cnlatas,
West Indies.
Agen, in Washington city, D. qi'maa sspE II Re'tmoe
g. Hance d
Jan 2S--dly
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The cheapest comfortable and e<pedtious IA,
White Smphr Springs, passing the Alum, Warn, and Ho
Springs.
A ARRANGEMENTS having been made with the The
II splendid George Page between A
anda Washington distance Of six miles, in
the Washington railroads. The following
schedule effect after Thursday June l. 1884,
from Alexandria Gordousvie aud intermediate
will depot, Henry streets,
O'Clock the arrival Of The boat from Washinson giving
breakfast board arriving Gordonsve loX
O'clock connecting that place with the trains the Virgn
Central railroad Richmond, Charlottesville, and 6auaton
intermediate
will Gordousse IL O'clock thc arrival Of the
the Virginia Alexandria halfpa
O'Clock, thus allowing une TO connect with the trains leaving
diaaer board the
Alexandria Warrenson and intermediate stations
daily Sundays excepted) O'Clock m
arriving at Warr"non at 81 O'Clock, p.
On Sunday will leave at O'Clock, a..
Warrentoa Alexandria and intermediate
daily Sundays excepted)
arriving Alexandria half 9o'clock
sunday will quarter past IL O'Clock, IN.
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THROUGH TICKETS.

Round "Trip tickets 10 Worreni0n, from Saturday Mon
Passengers for Luray and New Market will the train leaving
Alexandria at O'clock Tuesdays Thursdays,
udays, connecting with the Culpeper house.
Passengers for Lynchbug will take The train leaving Aiersn
da at o'clock Mondays Wednesdays, and Fridays
meeting with the stages nj Chario tesville,
the White Sulphur Springs will take the
ing Alexandra daily connecting with the stages ut Staun!on
Freight trains are running daily, [sundays excepted
Per order w. b BROCKETT, Agent,
June i4-df Alexandra. Va
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Ellis! bells! BELLS '-Fcr churcses, academies iac
- steamboats,, made,
constantly hand by the subscribers their odesiab
enlarged ounry which has
that their bells weird WIDE celebrity for of sound ard
quality The propsos recently succeeded
applying the process OF loan noudnE o bell casting
which perfect casting and temper and
uniupaed excellence of their bells
January 1850 the first premium silver medal of The
Worlds Fair IN New York, all
and Europe being competition and which The eighteenth
diplomas, that has been Thuy
hand bells
weight they furnish my number
ies aid Canadas Their haneng comprising recent aud
valuable yoke, movable
arms and may turned npon the bell spring acting
cspper, proongng the sonn6 iron oiga hammer
proved revolving yoke, fancy angnss IN brass bronze Of
furnished. We supply wnco parts,
improved hangng rehang bells other pon pro
specifications being given. Old bells taken exchange
all
pcnQ immediate with the principal IN all d
recons canal orders
despa,ch, which, either pspqnaly by communication,
spectfuily solicited.
A. MEREkLgi5 IONS, z.
Feb c;-dly West Troy, Albany n. q.
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sup. cme Court of tho United States,
DECEMBER TERM, 1853.
(RonRRr WIoKLIrFE, Appt,

THOMAS d. OwINos.
Preston, appellant having suggested the
death Thomas D. Ownss the appellee In this cause moved the
of Court make the proper
parties On consideration Whereof here
Of the said
shall ntary become parties with
in the of the ensuing the appellant shall be emit
record hearing the reversed
Provided copy Of this order shall be printed
the In which the laws OF
printed authority for three successive
before beginning OF the of the SUI
prcme Court ensuing.
Test: WM THos. CARROLL,
Nay t6, 1854 CI'k Sup. CT IT, =.
Aug l-lawiw. t.t..sa-... a..t .ttar
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University of Maryland.

School Of Medicine
THE forty will begin Monday, October 1e5J
l. aud end the LIST Of March, 1855
Principles and Practice OF Surgery, ", H. Smith, Nj d.
Chemistry and Pharmacy, w. Il. A. Aiken h ID.
Principle and Practice Of Medicine, samue Chew, NJ y.
Anatomy and Psychology, Joseph Roby, M. D.
Obstetrics, Richard H. Thomas, NJ ID.
Pathological Anatomy, W. Milnbcrge
NJ ID.
Practical Anatomy, q. D. Smith, M ID.
Clinical instruction fnhnnay belonging the University
and containing hundred and Any beds.
Fees for 400 maricuaton Fee IS graduation
$40. WILLIAM f. A. AIKEN M. D.,
Sep l-2awt9tbOc Dean,
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PROPOSALS.

NAVY DgrAkTMxkr,
Bureau Of Yards and Docks, September 70, lco4
NEALED PROPOSALS., endorsed Proposals Class No.
~ tnasy-ysd," (naloe tbs eiasr classes and Tue
yard will furnishing and deliver al
The materials articles embraced IN
OF the following particularly described In rtnd
seedue 10 DO furnished applications those desiring 10
al ANY classes named therein,
FOR PORTSMOUTH, N. IL.
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Baltimore Ohio railroad, baltimore Wheeling,
nccns there with the crse GNd splendid al
Unioa ac fdc Ohio, andte stages 10 Zanss,s, ~.
HIS expeditions line thoroughly completed,
inisns the great Board Tree Tunnel and the road being
excellent ORDER the attention Of travellers confidently
ecled advantages and low fares The scsae
this road of the and chataces
The mail train laSves Baltimore daily ~ and
directly through Wheeling 3u fHMss 10 hoas
GLIDING slop,ages, arriving D. day.
passengers leaving Baltimore lay for lodging
Cumberland, q ~ miles,, aud proceed en,e Wheeling The
+.
To with trains, the leave Washington al o.
daily, the from Baltimore the Wash
(beiie known the Relay House miles hon
Hatimore '''
Wheeling unrvalled of Union line
completed this Tutte,
with the and convey passengers down the Ohio 70 Gin
Louisville, where the for Nashville, &c,
New map be aksn b.
lag tlrlbcI 49,. ~ SH
Columbus who prefer the land Gin
cnna parts Ohio and The West proceed
Wheeling C0mpanys excellent cach
par, National Zancsve ,and thence
by railroad
Passengers WeIsviie Cleveland steamboats,
will also find this route, there being
regular and speedy Wheeling and from tho
places. II
II U cLarg. transfer passengers or baggage.
by through with right he anywhere M
rouie) ashingou Wheeling, 80 50 Cincinnati, Sill
to Louisville, Sl2.
had ur. E.suRs, Aseas, aicad station
Washington ana VI the other agents Of the company.
WM. PARKER,
May Il--du General Superintendent
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Collectors Once, August l., 1854
NOTICE TO STANDARDIZATION for prompt paymensAotiee
hereby given that the for the 1854 now
and payable this ohcej deduction
allowed by law for the year. paid before
slant r. J. ROCHE,
AuG 3-eotth Collector.
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GAYS FABLES. with I2e illustrations. 4 volume
NJ London 1854. Price 81. ~
Dogs their Mayhew. London
Price 50 cents
The Matvels OF Science by w Fulton,
Price so cents.
Adventures Of M sydenham Creen6nch
London, with numerous illustrations London Plice
Aug 90 FRANCK TAYLOR.
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,fNirksB STATES Msi CanfDr mia, tix Aslls
Panama. tive str 2,ti OF each month In hs'
steamships by Navy Department MOI less tb
2 900 butdcn, gaafapiying speed aud sCtsfy
Panama riroid completed 20 Obispo, Is miles ioS
Paiau,a,
The from 10 ocsQn embraces 81 miles IN tsl sac
Aapnwa Obispo Is niles OF land transportation o
a order. passehss
therefore, hogrs,he passe
alongside the
There VIII river transportation in future This route
Tue entirety sickness OF description
being kept IN po al New Y"k, RAM
Francisco, 10 preveot detention IN OF ace
lie route H. eptigt ~ Tesirai
spesed lat thu passage tue A,auuc rys
laYly u aui OIL le facae, in " To t2E days.
Passengers will leave psnau the day aier they at Af
u
Through tickets atts owe ,fcs, he haj TIE agracy
West street, New Yo'k.
Jan 2s-du
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Law school of Cumberland University. LsennSs

Tennessee.
FACULTY, lion. Abraham Caruthrrs, d. u'r
l. Judges OF Tennessee,
iGn Nathan Gseeh, late o, edges COZ
0i Tsunpssee., ~" ~ "-
Hon Brumhcd H. Ridley of the councillors Of be State
Judges Caruih,rs Geou their who's aaca'
the school.
Plan Of Daily examinations each ~
books No lectures, but explanations
daily lessons the progress OF the examinations
.. Weekly ofconrnon law aud equity, vhish ~
dents statement Of facts by the 1
sors, prosecute through AL The known In ae
practice. The framed Them ~ pf
deeds, Wills aud all orIs OF docamets 10 b. read o.
Some taken by appear n
iupeeme court which held monthly the class ava \
public the q The ndcns clerks sue
H. Jurors circuit Judges, other ofolsl
Sacitics coun.cei with their siil =
The asG the Moaoay - ~
remb. and Turadsy February. The second Coy.
succeeding Monday Febrnary and ends sss0
Thursday in July.
Erp.sss per Zee 85o In advance copunf,s
NJ boarding about sod Students furnish their own n
which ~ had in the Lebanon bookstores. ,.l
required cOmeetc unless tne
advanced clus No study reqnsrcd f
mission Students en"
any me during the collegiate year.
There moot Legislature connected wi the school
Number NJ students fhe last collegiate year eighty six
ROBERT &. CARUTuERS,
Fob ii-eoiy President Board Of Jrus'e"
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snidor's" Wines, Philadelphia
" sNfDER dealer in wines the former odesablsed
No 70 Walnut four doors
street, will be supplied with wines
and liquors on the most accommodating terms
JACOB SNtER JR, agent importation OF foreign
street. prepared receive orders
special importation wnes &c various hopses In Eu
upwards; and sGIcin
John Vaughan snde Of his friends and
All wines delivered Washington city "Adamss Express
free of freight.
June 9-aiy
NHENCkl and English boarding and day school for
young ladies' by M Tyson and Sisters, street, between
o. c. The duties this will
Monday, 18th OF September when the pupils
puncuat their &C. circulars may
be a all the principal bookstores in the city.
IO-eodti 9Th Sept fStar
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Polytechnic
Penn Square, Philadelphia
NIS College organized the plan Of the OF
Europe designed afford thorough professional
education students intended for
ENGINEERING, MINING, AGRICULTURE, AND THE ME-
CHANICAL AND CHEMICAL ARTS.
session will Monday Sep
mber IL, 1854
FACULTY
OWL engineering, Professor bcim H. Peabody
Mssurgy industria analytical and agricultural chemistry,
Prof. Alfred l.. Kennedy, NJ d.
Mining engineering geology and mineracgy, Prof W. H. b.
Thomas, A. M.
Mechanical philosophy and the principles OF machinery, Pofs
Peabody and Kennedy.
Terms each department per session, SIS.
Mechanical architectural and typographical drawing Prof John
Kern. $40.
French and Spanish, Prof v. De Amarili.
German, Prof h H. Enrup.
The analytical laboratory for practical chemistry daily
department. under charge Of j. g. R0ucner A.
younger proficient students
and be rapidly prepared for the College
Additional information of study, boarding.
obtained addressing Dr. Alfred l.. Kennedy, Poly
lecbnic College, Philadelphia ...
MATTHEW NEWKIRK,
President Of Board of Trustees.
JOHN MCINTYRE Secretary
-WedSat& Tuesln
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THE DAILY UNION
Proposals for Indian Goods.
DEPARTMENT or The INTERIOR.
Once Indian Affairs, September IA, lt

SEALED PROPOSALS. endorsed Goods
- viii received Once of Indian
until 10 oeio "Wednesday, The lith October
U furnishing goods Indians, rs follows;
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t,H0COLATE, Cocoa, and Hrena W. BAKER CO.'S
American and Vanilla Premium chocolates and broma
which rt premiums have been awarded by tbs e institutes
fairs Union, sale by all principal
he United States, md by their agents.
Hussey Murray, New York Twels, Philadelphia
honas Bundiye Raimoei Kennel Dudley, Cincinnati,
WALTER BAKER, 4 CO.,
Ap3-dlH Dorchester. Mass
l. MBROfDERIEs. LACE GOODS. ssc.-The subscribers
goods the last Paris styles embracing all the novelties the
which the attention of the ladies' respectfully
following is list of of the leading articles,
% Maltese chenizets and sleeves, in sets
IS Maltese colares and sleeves do .
10 richly embroidered muslin SETS Valences trimmed
Maltese do
IS do muslin colarets and sleeves
$50 French embroidered muslin collars
70 do do cambria collars
25rcbly do cambria skirts, for open dresses
$50 do 10 pocket handk erchiefs
rs pieces Maltese lacss aud edsiugs, all widths
100 do Nalences iaces, edgngs, end ;nseriings
80 do English thread acea edginus aad inscrngs
IS do cambria founcings and rulings
IS do Swiss muslins, founcings, and bands
100 do embroidered dmity
rs dozen long and short black lace ms
Also sarcy of Illusions bobbineis
bcs embroidered mrp lawns, and lace
gloves, hosiery, &C.
Sep 3-3aw4wif HooE, BROTHER, co.
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IL ANTHONY, No. 3Os broadway, New York. man.
"a Of daguereope Apparatus, mangs, preserves
&c aid Of pacs chemicals, fancy frames and
caope paper chemicals for paper pictures and mate
riais OF every description. KS,
supplied with materials for manufacturing
g. &. Haon celebrated also, Foigiande Shohf
al n hand
jos broadway, June II, 1854
p--tl
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COUNTRY RESIDENCE FOR RENT have for
houses, ground attached each
Green little mile northeas,erly from
Capitol.
spacious and convenient with cellar wood
stable and pumps excellent hand
The beautiful, overlooking of the city,
and in full view Of the Capitol.
The approach 9Th and streets, DeaWaye
An omnibus line usual fare has been permanently established
twice Kendall Green and the
President square leaving at g. mr. and y Returning
Market brief Ok and IN
O'Clock.
Rent-two hundred dollars
The taken inspection and
by applying Wm Sckney. who lives Cottage
pe f at my residence, near The premises
AMOS KENDALL
July 23~-aodn
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Al CiAMHASas iis's ercAnI College, located
W baltimore Baltimore, Maryland. The oscnabh
obj I this nsi,touon To phase nthe reach Of individuals prop
thorough mercantile eduea
young here obtain knowledge
business tcfs lew weeks than be acquired
many years in any one counting house
fne embraces double book keeping ana
III trade MeIca
al. calculations taught according the approved mtiho'
Practical combining rapidity Of execution with bea
mercantile law, various
mercantile Subjects beside other points necessary o
business understand The heeessap
complete the vlrics rom I'VE 20 e yfs
F.Ts VACATION, Hppeanis eatsr III any 'af Hd
held stated peno
diplomas awarded to those graduate tor &c vi
and have circular forwarded by ma 4.
NAV H. ivfArT
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Aug l6-IawtSeI
University of Louisiana !.


Medical Department.
l,E OF department
Monday, November l and will terminate in the ensuing
March.
James Jones, NJ. D., Professor of Practice of Medicine
j. l.. Ridicll, M ID Professor of Chemistry.
Warren stone NJ. d.. Professor OF Surgery
A. IL. Cenas. NJ D., Professor OF Obstetrics.
A, J. Wed t;rhurn, NJ D., Professor Of Anatomy.
t;usavus A. Mott ~ D., Professor Of Matea Medica.
ss o,"rar ca aos,d D. Demonstrators Anatomy.
The for dsectns will be the third Monday De-
toher.
Hospit attend from November April.
students their visits and, free OF
rnjoy extraordinary practical advantages.
There ,duigg hundred
Bcdbed fr daily
patients
THOMAS HUNT, M. D., Dean.
Aug Il--IawiNovi
sYLEvNUUD CEMErERY.-This beautiful burial place
MONIES M the tor the reception of the
ne'eaNed PERSONS
capacity bodies, which
fead The dead as place the departed until they
sel-ct ses Tor the
plan incorporators equality regard
usually bring enun making the early selection OF lots the
sfable.
UnuI office established in the Washington, applicn-
will pancuaiy attended office in
wing ofhc building on entering the Cemetery.
Visitors requested drive fast through the Cemetery
rounds
VIM 8. HUMPHREYS.
N. B.-Genwood situated
Capitol.
Aug 27--J3m
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rOLUMRIAN COLLEGE, Washington, ID. C.-The thr
~ fourth year Of Columbian College will begin the last
september and end the last Wednesday in
Students have the choice pursuing the usual elias ica stu
of bachelor scientific the
degree philosophy The college
hundred dollars For further information
address The President Of Columbian College, Washington D. CO..
Aug
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COUNTRY RESIDENCES remit have for rent seve-
" raj
a,ad Kedal Green, little than mile norhcastery
from Capitol.
These houses spacious cellar,
she'd stable for each, pumps excellent
beautiful, overlooking
audn ful tfi the Capitol
approach is by 5h and Delaware and
An omnibus line for has permanently established
twice Kendall Green and the
Presidents leaving at 9, and Returning,
leave Market where makes brief stand at 81 md ~
O'Clock. B .
RenI-twa hundred dollars 4
The aud be
by applying WIN. Cottage myself
residence, the premises,
July - AMOS KENDALL. f.
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NEW Iay Sd, iso3.--The undersigned
~ No ~ William
tor the taDsaciiun OF general brokerage business.
Bank railroad,
securities bought sold.
Pronissoy bills negotiated.
aav ia-Br EMANUEL. b. HART. 4
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RENSSELAER, POLY TECHNIC INSTITUTE,
lEsIGNEDf thorough
~ cheeis aud civil including railway hydrauc
graphical, and tnfiag engineers. Hr.a
Annual Register, giving full information
ing the institute, apply to
B. FRANKLIN GREENE,
Director, SC r. r. l.,
i5--dlm roy, N. Y.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-12-11
DAVIS &c HARVEY.
NO. FLAGG's BUILDING.
NEW
TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT
aENTLEMEN's FURNISHING STORE.

GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING STORE.
The undersigned have taken of the new elegant,
and capacious stores in FLAGGs BuDISG for the pux-
pose of carrying on the CUSTOM and
READY-MADE CLOTHING
business They have just opened and arranged lrgs
and varied assortment of seasonabe goods, embracing
Garments Of every variety, quality, style, and price,
GARMENTS MADE TO ORDER
In the very best manner, and warranted TO- it, at the
shortest possible notice. Our assortment Of Br0na1-
cloths. Cassimeres, D ESKINS, BEAVER
CLOTHS isvery complete, and embraces all the de-
srabe kinds of goods in the Market All OF our stock is
new, and bought at the Uery focest prices and
experience in this department will enable us give per-
feet satisfaction, both in prices making up and fitness
oil who may favor with their patronage We also have
Onthsnd very great variety Of
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS,
Of every description, which will sell to all purchasers
as low as the same goods be purchased elsewhere
AIso,-BOYS' CLOTHING,
Of every description. Parents and Guardians will find Il
for their interest to call us confident
supply Clothing for the yonng folks cheaper than they
can buy the cloth, and make the garments ut home.
AVERY DAVIS,
CHAs. J. HARvET, ) DAVIS & HARVEY.
ms dawtf
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ia FOR SALE.-A Dwelling House with rooms
es:R on the first floor, and above good barn
A and lot, containing 900 feet of and with all kinds
OF fruit trees bushes and vines within four walk
OF the City Hail. Also several cords Of manure. Inquire
of Il. SOUTHWICK, Green street. DIFF IA
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Office 23G Main Street
ZEN AT CTIO N - Win be sold, on
" WEDNESDAY. 18Th inst at O'Clock opposite the
CITY Hail. six yoke of Valuable Working Oxen belonging
to the City dat do
BY L. w. VAIL, AUcTIoNEER.
Office 236 Main Street.
GREAT A u OTTO SALE.
ENTIRE STOCK OF
M A r Il / n S Il O w E.
POSITIVE SALE.
1t is well known to this community that am expecting
- take the large and commudous Store in OF
erection the of Main and Mechanic Streets
which will be ready for occupation for early Spring trade,
and DESTROYS of closing my entire present
IT Fall and Winter Goods before removal
need not say TO the people Of this region, that my
aock Of the largest and best in the city, comprising
large variety, adapted the of the present sea
V'n, such as
5000 yds Rich Dress Silks
$500 +" 1hibet Cloths of the best quality.
5000 +" Lyonese Cloths.
large stock Of All Wool Cashmeres
100 Cashmere Long and Square shawlS
800 Bay State '
rs Ready Made Cloaks, in New Styles
Moussene De LANES, Figured and Plain
Prints in quantity.
Droadcloths, Doeskins, Cassimeres, and Vestlngs
5OOO yds Carpets Ia all grades Also many other arti-
Ties, too numerous mention.
The above sale will commence Monday, Dec. 4th, at
zand O'Clock, P. NJ and will be continued through the
week. afternoons and evenings Come early and get tile
lest bargains my Foster street. direc y oppO
rite the Boston Worcester Passenger Depot.
NOGice.-Al persons indebted to the Subscriber
ahose accounts and notes due, hereby notified
that they must give their immediate attention the pay
Eient of the same. MARTIN STOWE
ms diff