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ARRIVAL CT THE STAR OF rng WET.

Nsw foRK, April Tine steamer Star Of the Wrist has
arrived from San Juan, hrpgng 1853 and S67I
$50 "a gold. Tue principal eonstgnees Duneaa Sher-
Il Co s210,,oo Exchange Bank, 100000; Adams
a. Co, $50 900: Wells Fargo $50 900 Dfrxe " Co..
S63, 900
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SOUTHERN CONVENTION

CHARLESTON, Is C)Aprl 10 The southe IN convention
called 10 meet in this city today is already session
The attendance is very large
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In consequence OF applications from citizens,
glad to that for the Julien maj
be reserved at the boSoce during
u. mr. TO 4, p Ap9
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The barqpe frances Watts. Of New York from Rio
Janeifo, bound 10 New Orleans with valuable cargo of
Coffee has been totally los. The mouth Of the Mis-
s'sA'pp, river Vessel and cargo insured for about
100000
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u EAL ESTATE AT AUCTfON~-On Tuesday afternoon, Apr
IL h, sell lots Nos 10 and H. IN
M m fronting New Hampshire
10 feet inches and 1856 feet 18th street
Terms
!. q. MCGUIRE,
Mn0-d Apctionssr
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FIRE AID Los OF LEE

PHLADKLPIirA April 9-Moore & Cos omnibus stables
near Farnount ere bum, early this morning. with thir
y-wo horses fourteen cosehes aud sleghs--oss 81
600. Neil O'Conner, feman, was run over by the Me.
chanc engine and Instantly killed.
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Loss OF THE STEAMER AMERICA ON LAKE ERIE

Loss OF THE STEAMER AMERICA ON LAKE ERIE
DuSKRK, April lO.-The steamer America, from this
place 10 Detroit, wrecked to day No lives lost Par
italy Insured
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FRAscoNps HIpPoDRoME.

THE citizens Of Washington vicinity respectfully informed
that entire establishment Of Mons having
from Madison Square, New York, cay seric
Of grand representations will be given, commencing
MONDAY EVENING, APRu. NTH
Illustrative Of the
CLASSIC GAMES or GREECE AND ROME,
NATIONAL SPORTS OF ALL COUNTRIES AND ALL AGES
For the production which resources are possessed which
are unsurpassed either IN Europe or America
A TROUPE OF EIGHTY TALENTED MALE AND FEMALE
PERFORMERS,
STUD or SEVENTY SUPERB H1GHLy-TRAINED
HORSES,
OSTRICHEs, PONIES, sTAGs, APES, AND REINDEER,
A MAGNIFICENT WARDROBE, COSTLY cHARioTs
CARS, AND APPOINTMENTS,
Enahe the degree Of effect their
Without parallel upon this side Of the Atlantic.
will found ample ssd complete
ticket Offices viii be provided
night the whole interior will be brilliantly lumi mated with
To families and parties coming from distance
day entertainments will be given.
refined character
especially commend them
muniy. The whole will be presented
UNDER THE PERSONAL SUPERVISION OF NJ HENRI
FRANCoNf
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!, Ew STRING aoODs.-MAGRUpER = cat yrpT .
'geeus announce 70 hsr customers and the public generally
goods Their stock this selected with much
ic confident we can please ali who NAV favor ~ PIN % We
naou OF our stock few q the leading we win men.
tom
10 pieces enc brocade silks beautiful style.
DO - plad', very deh and high lusue, a, very low
50 pieces hae striped check, and pads cay cents 10 a.
Is p PEE y ss. . ss sa snS To- q auction
% DO plain do, embracing the choice shsdes
10 DO do black figured brocade, ws,ered
And large stock Of indin and Fousrd silks
IS DO plain and striped twisted .ilks and rrensdinss
$50 do plain, striped, and figured ber.ses and tissues
100 DO plain, plsid striped ,hck and lseopr esmbo.
100 do plain, dotted, and figured Swiss muin very ane
loo psss sa ss s.s. s sss Ss.y ana
bonoion and Maltese collars and sleeves
sesves, collars, and cbemiseus, 10 match
Plain eabrodered hems,ch bordered hdl6.
o dozen hne clear lawn hds very cheaps 10, fought
New style .,ik cape, and NANTES
$50 plain and embroidered Grape sha-Is
Spring shswis, manues and scars
baeh hncy cloths and csssimeres
eases ane .hirtas eotions
10 rounds fine Irsh linens
Linen and cotton saeeiings all widths
and lo4,sbe damasts owelns, napkins SIX Kid and
IN MOURNING GOODS
10 pieces super black gro de Rhine silks
% % black twisted sim. ana easllcy.
- % hse ard l,w,p,ies soms,.,a.. Lupn's make
100 do do do price. from Is o cents per yard
s ssss ssass. u..as, lawn rnrh'm' and csacOe.
Hdkfs, collars ebcmisetx. sleevr.
And Other classes Of good. usually tso, il
The article. Of Tho very bes, quality. and we
willing TO sell upon the most favorable terms.
L.. MAeRUDER CALVERT
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Prices Drss. circle, 81 psrqasus, 50 pit as
Or Pull particulars IN future Advertisements
40 lift
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keA $50 1900
ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA RAu.RoAD.-NEys
ARRANGEMENTS

ARRANGEMENT.
IN and Monday, Apd g. 1854 daily mail trains wiz be
run over tins road asreeaoiy 20 The following arrangement
aia Alexandria and
viii leave The depot OF Duke heny stree al
O'Clock, the arrival OF from Washington ar.
sing al Godonaye l O'Clock point
t trains the Virginia Central road Rchnond ChaIottes
without delay.
irain from Gordonsve and
VIII leave Godonssille quarter O'Clock on The
rival OF The cars the Virginia Central arriving AeIan
da al before O'Clock allowing tine 10
meet with the leaving Washington city for the North
train from Alexandria and intermediate stations
will leave Alexandria daily Sunday encepa quarter before
O'clock p m, arriving al Wansnton at AZ O'Clock, p.
On Sunday, Will leave at ~ O'Clock, a. m
Train from Wasenton intermediate stations
will leave Wanenton daily sunday excepted quarter
O'Clock, arriving Alexandria O'Clock, a. m
On Sunday, will leave " O'Clock, d. m.
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rsr~mptory ssl~.-rhe TrostinG Horse Taccpy
N Ihurtsy morning. 2o'h April 1884, eleven O'Clock
see Cherry street. sbovs Fih, $50 Arch
aaePha wall be cold TO the highest bidder we'll
horse Tscony, believed be Young uons
Issony strawberry roam is hands inches high and
only years old perfectly well
gu sndts now In FIRST condition.
acany performances well knowsp require
ing ne be and further
pha. AfFRED II 0rRK ERaa
Aps-a6t Aurtior.s,
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The steamer Clifton which sunk near Columbus.
Kentucky, on the "a instant was owned and insured in
Louisville Tor $4,000, as was her cargo The whole
loss 10 the home Offices and agencies will be at leas,
$50 600
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W.smraros, April ,, 1854.
The undersigned have This dsY formed copsrnerhp
Riggs
ing business hitherto conducted by friends
Riggs.
GEO. RIGGS, I,
A.. r. KrFCkHoEFER
Apl-dlw
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GENERAL NEWS.

AcaUIrTED.-The trial of John c Axe, who was in
dced for obtaining letters from the post office in Balt-
more, belonging to Carr Brother, lottery Dealers was
concluded Saturday afternoon, and resulted in the ac
quit,a OF the defendant Of the charge upon which the
Indictment found There were two Indictments
against the party tor the same offence except that
the letters alleged have been obtained belonged 10 diff
feent persons On the first indictment be tried al
the last term OF the United States circuit court for the
district Of Maryland, Of which he was acquitted, The
testimony in the latter trial was almost Identical with thai
OF the first, and the jury rendered the verdict
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The new Crystal Palace in London, which is con.
struced out OF the materials OF the old, is 10 have an
immense organ connected with il, $50 feet wide and so
feet long The feeder OF the bellows will be worked by
STEAM and this will certainly be branch OF business
for that useful friend OF man--ihe steam engine Two
OF the pipes of the organ will be Ga feet long, and will
resemble huge chmneys, but they will be of beautiful
construction, and form ornamental frontage the in
slrument. This magnificent organ will cost $4,000,
(about $l25, 000.)
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[Trom ihe overland Frend q ChInl

lirom Tue o'eflanu FRIEND OF China, OFT III /
1. GENERAL SUMMARY.
Earthquake, hurricane ard wsr--th1se Of una.
xmas efesst erTors, have all been experienced in
this pert OF the world since the publication Of our
last overland surmay. or the earthquake gGlt
both IN Hcrg Kong srd Cs3ttn hb:ut the came
tine OF Ihurscay, te 2Ssh ultima, W. fiEd NO msrk
o. tae plenousn0u ca tde eafth's csues; ard san
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FINANCIAL ASPECT OF THE WAR.
PITT THE ONLY WAR MINISTER.

some one who has come forward to vindicate the
character OF this great mau in public estimation.
The dwarfsh and twaddlng attempts that were
made last session to condemn the financial career
which he pursued during the late war were only
the result Of superficial knowledge Of the Difficult
ties with which he had to contend. It has been
the lot Of all fnsncial ministers who have not ex-
perienced the practical difficulties which exist in
time Of war; to speculate upon the actions of those
who bad to overcome them. The correspondent in
tie TINES Of the 25sh, who signs himself an "Oxo
MAN, has, Through the influence Of that journal,
called the attention Of the public to the necessity
Ct pressing upon the ministry to act beyond the
mere ordinary routine in carrying on the present
war. He points ont thedanger to which We exposed
marlborough ard Wellington in former times, and
TO the necessities Of the present moment-tho de.
maIds of terrible war. The writer states "that
England In her Whole later history has never known
with single exception) . great war ministry.
Marlborough was often psraly sed-Moors was So
adequacy Of the resources which were doled out to
him. The exception was the first Pitt"
But what do the modern fnanciers say Of him
They have discovered that he borrowed money at an
extravaganza rate. That he increased our national
debt to ts pIesent enormous magnitude BY fictitious
means, and thereby entailed upon posterity bur
den that can never be removed. But when we dis
cuss the justice or injustice Of making bear
its share Of costly war, we have to consider the
fleet that is likely to be produced upon ourselves
and posterity by succumbing to foreign power.
Had MrS Pitt consented to adopt such course
during the late war, his name instead Of being held
up to future generations as great war minister,
would have been execrate6 and himself aijudged
as q traitor to his country. Mr.. Pitt clearly saw
that success in war was question OF expense or In
plain terms, question Of money. This leading
principle in the conduct OF war has undergone no
change since Dir. Pitts day, except in extension.
From the time Of William Ill, whence our ma
tiolal debt dates its origin, every succeeding war
mas become more expensive. And there 10 every
ason to suppose that the war in which the country
IL now engaged viii be far moro costly, in p-cpor
ton 10 the length of its duration than that which
osltd forth the energies os Mr. Pitt. A forty years
Ike Russia, TO collect within her territories i'm.
ms nse stores OF waxlike matefiAls, and TO support
sn army and navy on scale hitherto unknown in
that country.
sx casesiss 70 carry on 90 cssssss Cor any isuxtA
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the army in the Crimsa. Each soldier, It is under
stood, 10 to have sheet made Of this material TO
wrap round him, in addition to his blanket.
The prevalence Of wet cold weather shss natural
troops in the Crimea. Dysentery, In more or less
severe FORM has nrept into most Of the tents with
mary fatal results. The unfortunate Turkish SOL
diers are suffering intensely from this, as well as
from typhus. The houses at Balaklava are full Of
dead or dying Turks, who appear totally destitute Of
any medical assistance, or 81 :.as ssa.sit comfort.
kindness which is one Of the most amiable virtues
of the Ottoman character. Our medical men have
their hands too full with their own patients, be-
sides having to attend the wounded Russians to be
able to afford any relief TO the Turks. Sincerely
man contingent 70 remain in the Chmes during the
winter months. In the absence Of any medical as.
sistance their numbers would dwindie away FEAR
fully whilst their presence here, in military view,
is perfectly unnecessary Since the behavior of the
contingent, on the 10Th Oct, before Baaklava all
confidence in 1t has been lost.
RUSSIA
One Of the most important measures ever taken
by Russia is the decision just made by the Gear for
the embodiment Of the crown peasants into perma.
neRt militia corps throughout the empire. In the
imperial ukase II Is specially stated that their mill.
tsry services al not extend beyond the frontiers
OF RuS sia but within these limits there will be found
sufficient latitude and longitude to give them a
good Lesson IN marching great distances. However
the came imperial will which calls this new military
power Into existence can easily order them on for.
sign service by second ukage 1t Is stated en- good
authority that tho emperor fully expects and
heartily hopes that his large landed arissocra ~ and
boyaids wiii follow his example and organize their
pessants and serfs into regular mlita-of course Of
their own private expense, This measure il tanta.
mount 10 levy en- nAsSe OF the whoie male popuiA-
Hoo Of the empire, and In many points Of view Ia a
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HORSE MARINES AT EUPATUKTA.
The following curious and amusing incident OF
the war in the Crimea Is related in the Dublin
Evening Post -
1t Is not often that popular myth is converted
by any process into reality and the innocent joke
OF the Hcrse Marines ia one Of the last that we
could expect TO see worked out into practical one;
yet such an event is amongst the occurrences OF
the present war In the Cfimea, whence we have
recently heard Of strong body OF Russian cavalry
being put to flight pani stricken and In complete
disorder, by an uncomfortable force Of mounted
marines. The rout was effected In the following
manner -
Our readers are aware that Captain Brook, when
the allies landed in the CrimeA, was appointed
governor Of the town OF Eupatoria the possession
Of thai place being deemed Of much import.
Asoe, "a lGoriiag facilities for deriving s1pplas
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sergeant who, according to the letter q n syo Wit
ness, lowered like giant above the g1rouAdtag
level Of heads and 70 miss whom would appear a
utter impossibility, appeared at the roll sftsg
tho terrible engagement, without wound, and With
scarcely single scratch upon him.
10 eaumerate tho enDmy h lied and put hors de
cen6at by the single arm Of Davies, would appear
almost ncrodihle; gufce II to state, following the
cd prodgies Of valor, and gave the Russians taste
Of the real metal of which Q British greAsdier Is
composed. Davies, We believe, has been In the
army seventeen years, having entered the GreAa-
der CORDS as Q mere lad OF fifteen he has, there
fore, worked his way up 70 his present position,
and is generally liked by his fsIlo soldiers, from
the good temper and kindly feeling which he uni
formly evinoes towards them. In spite Of his
running against any man u his aSinsns for :
hundred yards, and a. to jumping, be could, to use
the familiar language Of his comrades, "clear i've
barred gate like swallow" In al athletic sports
took especial delight in seeing the men indulge in
them. On landing Of Scutan, Davies naturally at
tracted great deal Of attention. His gigantic
size astonished the Turks land his 6ne military
gait was the general theme Of admiration.
RUSSIAN PLAN OF THE BATTLE OF INKERNANN.
The Dsbats has an interesting article, by Colonel
st. Ange, descriptive Of the battle Of hkermsnn.
The Debats states (and this ia nsw) that the plan
Of the Russians. which, Il says, was prepared BY
the Emperor Nichola. himself, was to take the
nSBut W sno nBne VI snc Cn&usn, snon - uoscoeu
like torrent on the siege works, TO cut of the com.
munications Of the besiegsrs with Balaklava, and
to take in reverse the line Of decentralization, whilst
General Liprandi, advancing by the road Of Bala-
klsva, should make junction with the assailants.
II, 1t says, this great and able man9uvre had sue
ceeded, the combined army attacked in the rear,
would have been forced to abandon the siege
wo ks, and to fight its way through the enemy's
army to reach Balaklava and the Bay Of Kamieh.
Tha Debats then says that, In execution Of this
plan, the height to the right Of the Eugish became
the key Of the position and, after briefly des rbag
the terrible comhata which were sustained for the
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-05-13

BEST HAIR T0NICIN USE.
While the proprietor has to be proud Of the es
abiishmsnt of the Tonic in short time upon firm
basis he fully persuaded that that is owing in
great degree to the real excellence of the article itself
1t will therefore be rgdy kept the orgne standard
and composed heretofore, of ingredients the best and
most expensive be found The effects resulting from the
of the Climax Hair Tonic all the world Vol
uutary testimony is daily offered, showing its efficacy
an agent for
Preventing the falling out of the Hair,
Producing Hair,
Dressing the Hair,
Softening and arranging the Hair,
Destroying Hair Eaters,
Removing Dandrun,
Curing Headache, and
All the ills that Hair is heir to.
All bottles containing the Climax Hair Tonic have al
4. LAZELL, Worcester, Mass" blown in the glass
Price rs cts per bottles large bottles (pnts rs cts, with
aliberal discount to the trade.
" Orders from dealers respectfully solicited. All orr
ders by mail express otherwise, promptly executed.
L. T. LAZELL4 Druggist,
feb27 Gawtf POI Main st.
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% be- Cet.

4kEA TO LET.-A small and convenient tenement
HIRE in a central location Possession given immediate
y. Inquire at Is Portland st. my6 d1wt
FENO LET.-A lower Tenement on Jackson street
IA Inquire of JOSIAH CoBURN
APPS diff At Junction Machine Shop
AND TO LET.-A lot of land, about 100 feet
4 square, the side of Milbrook, on Thomas St. will
he leased ground rent for term YEARS 1t is yery
suitable for mechanical or manufacturing purposes
q carpenters shop. Apply to
mch3 diff WILLIAM r. HOOPER
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PARASOIS-PARAS()I.St

The subscriber has hand large and extensive as.
sortmen of PARAS0LS, manufactured expressly for the
city trade Having had 80 years experience in man
ufacurng the above articles, and having received pre-.
MUM awarded him by the American Institute at an
in saying, that his Umbrellas and Parasos workman
ship, and taste in execution, cannot be surpassed.
N. b. Parasols and Umbrellas repaired, and covered.
Is per cheaper and better than by any one who
now pretends to repair, and cover the same.
my5 diff P. MOORE. 90 Main st.
COLE EATHER CUTTING Ma
- CHINE, FOR SALE.--A second hand Machine has
been little used and will be sold cheap if applied for
soon. HOLMAN L DENNY.
Leicester, April q, 1854 diff
NRASS SEED.-BASSErT & BAYLIES, have
w now in Store, all kinds Of
G II ASS SEED.
Of a selected quality. Also, general assortment of
Produce, together with variety Of GROCERIES, which
they offer low. Please call and examine before purchas
ing elsewhere.
Worcester, May 5, 1874 diff
NEW GOSHEN BUTTER.-A few more
IN Tubs of prime Ks Goshen Butter this day received
and for sale by H. GRIFFIN & Co
my11 d3t
INDIA RUBBER DIR ESSING COMES
IL OF various sizes and qualities, Just received.
These Combs in appearance closely resemble the Buffalo
Combs. They warranted warp or split and NAV
L. T. LAzELL, Apothecary,
ap5 dsWh 20l Main strset.
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CLOTHING.
READ-MARK-LEARN AND IN
WARDLY DIGEST.

READ-MARK-LEA AND IN~
WARDLY DIGEST
Sing OF tailor and clothieF Of worth,
sing Of MacuIar, the pride Of the North,
Whose Worcester Clothes Depot, is o. X. the thing,
And long with his praises New England will ring
The pnls Of the fashions, the swart sons Of toll,
The lords Of the loom, and the lords Of the soii,
When they ali the charms OF their figures dSpaged
Make tracks, and away to Maeullar's 70 trade
When the Spring along, with her sunshins anA
showers,
His Waterproofs glIsten like dew mostened flowers
And his super6ne coats vests and pants do appear,
AS Il dyed In the rainbows that left Us last year.
lie has rich braided Scotch Tartan spencers for boys
Pumed caps, and cloth Pantaloons, and slken neckes
The Spanish Mantilla, the Grecian Camese
The Turkish Tunique, and Hungarian Relsse.
Then come to the great Piper Block Ciothing Store,
Where the Full Dressed Man, always stands at the do
And IL you want garments, for youngster man,
Macuar will suit you, if any one can.
To those wishing garments made to ORDER we would say,
that have just received from New York. and Boston
Importers the richest and extensive assortment Of
French English and American Broad Cothes Pant goods,
and Vestng Of latest styles, ever before offered IN this
market. To which invite the particular attention Of
friends, and the whole Of New England in general
We still retain the services OF one Of the most exper-
enced cutters; whose artistic skill in fitting the form 70
the latest fashions, the public have acknowledged by the
unparalleled increase in this branch Of business.
MAcULLAR, WILLIAMS, 4 CO.,
27l Main ST., e Piper Block), Worcester, Aiaua
Sign Of the Full Dressed Man.
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S. NESS
FIR E PROOF SAT- E S,
35 NIcrchnnIs' Row, Boston.
The subscriber would respectfully inform the citizens
Worcester and vicinity, that he has established Depot
for the sale of his improved Fire Proof Safes, at
No. 30 Merchants Row, corner Of Clinton ST.,
b O S Il 0 N.
Having engaged in the Manufacture of Safes for
the past twelve years, being Practical Mechanic, and
giving personal superintendent the Manufacturing
of his Safes and they having been fully tested in
Der of cases, and found to be all that is desirable in
Safe he feels warranted in saying that he will give
perfect satisfaction to all who may patronize him.
SAMUEL JONES'
So Merchants Row, Boston,
He has for the satisfaction Of purchasers obtained from
Mr.. JOHN H. BLAKE Of most Scientific and Prac-
teal Chemists the following certificate in relation the
article with which his Safes are filed
&C State St., Boston, June J. IS4a
Mr. SAMUEL JoNEs--Sir: L have examined the
eria used by you for surrounding your Fire Proof Safes
1t is as good non-conductor of Heat as any material
used for like purpose and will withstand the action OF
Fire So regards any injury, the your
Safes might sustain from it, well the substance here
tofore used. JOHN II. BLAKE.
my9 dom
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OIL O Il HIN G.
OF ORR OWN NTJF4 CTyREJ


OF OUR OWN M4NUF4CTUREi!
Having made arrangements to manufacture our cvn
stock of Clothing, feel confident saying our Id
merous friends and customers that prepared
to show them better assortment of all kinds of CLOTH,
ING than can be found in the State.
Having had the reputation of keeping the best Read
Made Clothing in the City, we hope now, not only
10 have that, but of doing the best
GU TOM WORK
have secured the services of Of The first Cutters
In the Country.
Custom Work of all kinds done in the best manner and
at short notice.
Our Custom Department is under the charge Of MIR.
CHARLES BLANCHARD, who is well known in this city
and vicinity We all that the work turned
from this establishment will be second to none in the city
We have in store full assortment of all kinds of Piece
Goods, such Broadcloths Cassimeres Doeskns Vest
ings, &c.
Harrington Corner, corner of Main and Front SIS.
mch22 dawtf THAYER & EAMRS