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81 A RARE OPPORTUNITY 10 BTY

81 A RARE OPPORTUNITY 10 BTTY
M CHEAP. CLOTHING.--Intendips 10 r.
HG build the House ] at present occupy ana
wishing to re duce the stock on hand ~ Io,us 80
possible, from this day. win sell off at prime eos,
for cash, until the 20sh of June Having an elessnt
assortment of Cloths Cassimeres and yestines an.
prepared to make to order sl kinds of garment. for
gentiemen's wear attached to the above. have
splendid assortment of ready made Clothiuss ali
manufactured IN the city. My customers and The
public generally are invited to examine NV stock :,
am confident that can please all who wish to fave,
me with call in regard to style and price
N. w. NELSON
No. 135 Broad street, opposite
nv Him Msr.hsiI H.,
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NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET, May a.
sales Of beeves from Ss to SIS nets for the latter
The main quotations were from % to H. The mar.
ket Wss.a little sitter and somewhat higher than the
| week before.
| BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET NAV 2a-
Saies at s90Sll: IS nett, averaging $562l Gross
| sold above &5.s7s. '1' ,'"
cIaiLApELPHlA CATTLE MARKET. Nav %
safes tine last OF the week at 50D SI2 nett th
ter price for extra fancy cattle 'ne 'al'
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0H6.-Linseed Solar, Tanners, Sperm
~ and Machine Oils, for sale by
PURCELL, LADD co, Druggists.
my 20 " Msip street.
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MALIBRAN's TOMB Poor Mabran, one of the
few theatrical women one takes an interest in,
sleeps at Lacken close to Brussels, in the pretiest
churchyard in Belgium; just the green, sunny,
tranquil place that a churchyard should be. Her
grave is covered by anomalous sort of building,
that would look like summer house If it had open
windows. Expecting nothing from the ungracefu
ness of the exterior, you are startled when you
look through email aperture in the iron door and
fad the inner gloom lighted up by white marble
s,atute-the figure, as of an ascending angel sc
bare footis Just parting from the earth-the robes
seem already to have begun to float, and the head
and face new in the full light under the glazed ROOT
stepped In golden glow from the last level rays
of the setting sun-seen thus the body Wondering
in the DUST the spiritual part already in the light
and almost IN the presence of God. No long tran
stion-no floating upward and onward past sun
and star the last touch of earth, the first glimpse
of home; for the soul-beaming face looks serene
and satisfed-a mirror OF the peace that passeth
all understanding
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SALES OF STOCKS IN RICHMOND

Sales Of Stocks reported by John Il. Lancaster and
Son, BROKERS, for The peek ending Wednesday, May
"a, 1854:
Virginia per cents 81 years to rum for sale at
the Treasury.
Virginia per cents, a5 years time last sales at sos
and interest.
Iglna per cents, over 10 years to rum last sales
Sl04 and int.
virginia per cts, under 10 years to rum sales Sl0l
TO Sle2 and interest
rest. ~ e
and interest. ~i>2
Richmond City bonds, short dates last sales $l0Ia
and interest. -a
Virginia Bank Stock, par $40 last sales $79
Farmers Bank Stock last sales Sis.
Exchange Bank Stock, sales Sl121.
and interest ~ w"
" Fire and Marine, last sales $780,
pichmond FIRE Association Stock, par $50 sales S33
flicnmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad
- Stock last sales Sl00-dividend off.
virginia Central Railroad Stock, sales $42A.
hichnond and Petersburg Railroad Stock sales $45.
Richmond and Danville Railroad Stock. sales $56
James River and Kanawha Stock. last sales $l9
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CPEAK OF ME AS YOU FIND;

SPEAK OF MEAS NE AS Yo OIL E IlliDs
OR AUGHT SET DOWN IN MALICE"
The following letter was handed US by lady. 1t
speaks the language of thousands. Let the afflicted
CURE OF COUGH, PAIN IN THE BREAST AND
SHOULDER.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY, ND, March IT, 1854.
My Dear Friend: L sympathise with you in the
loss of your beloved K, but let it be your consoa-
ton to know that yeur loss is her eternal gain shall
ever think of her with the warmest feelings Moth
ing but her eutreaty has made me what am to-day
Never shall forget the deep interest with which she
persuaded me to try HAMPT0NS TEGET4BLE
TINCTURE She told me if she had known of IL in
time she had not the least doubt it would have cured
her. but the disease had fastened its fangs too deeply
to be removed although she was sure it had kept her
alive three years longer than anything else could
have done.
/ promised her would take some home with me,
and purchased three bottles from Mr.. NJ rs she di.
rected, and by the time had finished the third bot
tie my cough had entirely disappeared, as also the
pain in my breast and shoulder. got my brother
in-lsw to bring me three bottles more, and with the
help of the Lord not another kind of medicine goes
inside my mouth speak of its efficiency whereveri
res me safely over" was weighed last Thursday
and my weight is two hundred and ten pounds. The
day before opened my first bottle tTincturet !
weighed only one hundred and twenty pounds. Give
my love to C. and the family hope to be in Balti-
more some time during the summer, when intend
calling with you and see our friend. God bless you,
ALICE WILSON.
Call and get pamphlets gratis.
HAMPTOMs VEGETABLE TINcTURE.-cai
and get pamE hlets gratis with history OF discovery
this wonderful Blood Purifier, and see certificates Of
our own citizens, of Rheumatism, Dyspepsia, Scro
fua, Liver Complaint, General Weakness, Nervous
n1 soid B. Sy 8. A. srREcKER and PURCELL, LADp
Co., Richmond; by DR.. COOKE, fredericksburg
MowBRxY. ssitiinors. and BY Drassisss mad
StorekeepeIs every where
~Sl per bottle s botties for sS.
my lo-d&cts
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na1sCnLLANroUs.

RI MOVAL.
[SAMUEJI SUTHERLAND, Wholesale
~ and retail SPORTING EMPORIUM, l5z Main
street Richmond, Va. opposite Eagle Square, has
the largest and most extensive stock Of GUNS ri.
FILES, PISTOLS, WALKING CANES. FISHING
TAckE, kc., In the State, together with general
assortment ofFire Arms and Sporting articles
Colts REvOLvERS, all sizes
REvOLVERB of ell other makers
PISTOLS Of every kind and description
Dixon's, Hawkesiey's and Sykcs's r w ID
FLASKS
SHOT BAGS; POUCHES and BELTS
CANE BAGS; DRINKING FLASKS
GUN WADDING
English and German Single and Double GUNS, by
the case or single one, at all prices
and other CAPS
general assortment of Pocket CUTLERY
Hunting and Bowie KNIVES.
Orders taken for fine GUNS, Of all the celebrated
makers. my 2-3m
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HOUSE AND SHIP PLUMBING

HOUSE AND SHIP PLUMBING
he is prepared to execute all orders for PLUMBING
either in houses Ships in the best manner and on
cal PLUMBER, he feels assured that he give the
most entire satisfaction to all who may favor him
with orders. He will also put up Water Closets,
sins, Copper and Iron Boilers, etc the most ap-
proved principles and at the lowest prices. Orders
from the country promptly executed. His establish
ment is at No. 800 Main street. between 9th and 9Th,
where orders should be left. He would refer to the
following gentlemen: Hon. VIM s. Archer of Anne
liza; Judge Crump and r. II. Maury, Esq. of Rich
mond.
my 9-1m* DANIEL ODONNELL.
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pRoeREss UNDER DIFFICULTIES.

The establishment of the Royal Society was op,,
uoeed because Ii was asserted that experimental
philosophy was subversive of the Christian faith
and the readers OF Disraei will remember the tele
scope and microscope were stigmatized as satheis
teal Inventions which perverted our organ oi
sight, and made everything appear in false light
So late a. 1906 the Anti vaccination Society de-
no,nced the discovery of vaccination as the cruel
deepotc tyranny Of forcing COW pox misery on the
innocent babes OF the poor-a gross violation OF
religion, morality, law, and humanity Learned
men gravely printed statements, that vaccinated
children became OK faced that Assesses broke out
to indicate sprouting horns that the countenance
was gradually Transmitted into the visage of a
cow the voice into the believing OF bulls that the
character underwent strange mutations from quad
ripedan sympathy The influence of religion was
called in to strengthen the preudices OF Ignorance
and the operation was denounced from the pulpit
dc 'diabolical, as tempting of Gods providence
and therefore q henious crime;' and its abettors
were charged with sorcery and atheism.
When tanners were first introduced to assist in
winnowing corn from the chat by producing artih
ciai currents of air, was argued that winds were
raised by God alone. and it was irreligous In man
to attempt to raise wind for himself and by efforts
of his own route has just been successfully
opened by Panama between the Atlantic and Paci-
&c. In 1883 priest named Acosta wrote respect
ing proposal then made for this very undertaking,
that it was his opinion that human power should
not be allowed to cut through the strong and im
neuetrable bounds which God has put between The
two oceans. of mountains and iron rocks, which
can stand the fury of the raging seas. And II 1t
were possible it would appear to me very just that
we should fear the vengeance of Heaven, for at
tempting to improve that which the Creator, in his
Almighty will and Providence, has ordained from
the creation of the world When forks were first
introduced into England, some preachers denounc
ed their use 'as an insult on Providence, not to
touch our meat with our fingers Many Others
plead against the measure for the emancipation o.
the Jews that the bill is direct attempt to contra
vert the will and word of God, and to revoke hi
sentence upon the chosen but rebellious people.
4hrideed from The Scottish Reriezc.
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TOLAND Il BURGER,

Saw MASUFAcTURERs, 10th Street.
Betreen Main and Cary Streets, Richmond "a
CIRCULAR SAWS of every size and
~ style, together with sll other kinds Of save
kept constantly on band and made TO order All OF
which warranted, and may be found for sale o.
all the principal Hardware stores in the city, II se
tory prices
CS- Circular Saws re-toothed ard strsishfened.
and warranted 10 run true. De le-om
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NOIlCE / y LADlES.-We
szsesss are prepared to shew the Ladies q larger,
finer and more varied stock Of SHOES, CATERS,
SLiPPERS, &C., than perhaps has ever before been
exhibited in this city. We will call their etpeeisl
attention to the following:
Best black Cater Boots, McCurdy's make.
Do. do de. own make 81 IS.
Brown Cater Boots, Sl.75.
Light cold do. 81 IS.
Black, Brown and Light Caters, SIS
English Kid Slippers, best quality.
French Morocco do. do.
Kid aud Morocco Parods, very pretty.
Call, Ladies, at the LADIES SALOON snd yeu
will be very sure to find what you want ard At prices
that will be satisfactory. WHITE PAGE.
my IS No. rs Msin e.
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oh, WOULD / WE'RE A BO7

oh, WOULD / WERE A BOY
~ AGAIN.
In youth, when all is gay around,
How the merry lasses jingle,
l fancy if but young again,
would not long be single.
The socks you wove were not for me,
Pm certain, by their size,
PH keep them, like that old watch
Of fathers, as prize.
Ii on the road clock should stop,
And need of any repairing,
Pl come, if 'twere hundred miles;
1t is for thee Pm caring.
If any orders should be sent
For work you have to do,
Why, send a letter unto me,
To BI Ill BARTHOLOMEW.
So farewell, old and young, say.
Let me your favors share,
III clean your clocks and watches too,
And your jewelry will repair
my Is BARTHOLOMEW Governorst
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CATTLE, HOGS AND SHEEP.
BEEF-S40$5 p cwt gross, which is $90$l1
nett.
HOGS--Dul at $3.50 net
SHEEP-Mutton sells for So SOC S. apiece for OF.
binary and superior Sheep. Lambs, bring $2O$S. so
each, according to quality
VEAL-Caires fit for Veal sell at Sc. o. h. gross
weight.
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ERESH TEASs-.Iust received . isw naiI
ia chests vsrv snperior dns favored 0unpexdef
ard Imperial Tea. Aiso, extra Qotong biAcss etss
psSior dsliesey, at very low price,; - : vrNo
my l6-Ies rJanklta stxest, Old Aszksh
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I lANIEL HAGERTY, BELL AND
II BRASS FOUNDER. having opened Fospdry
on 10th street, between Main and Cary streets :
prepared execute orders for all knds OF Iien sha
Ornamental Brass and Composition CASTINGS. IN
workmknlke manner.
AZ he Il prepared to cast sverY day, psrsons want.
Ing work done can bs accommodated II . tsw aVs's
notice.
All sindsof Ship. House and chsrah BELLS nads
to order. nm.
4 patronage nom the public Is respectfully solicit
II. B.-Hishsst cash price paid iosela nsssi&
INV 23--om
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no THE CITIZENS AND STRAIN
i GERS VISITING THE CiTY---if you wish 70
get your Hair cut and dressed In thu latest and mos
approved style, and your Whskers changed g !. .
beautiful black or brown color, just call on HOB.
SON al the Hair Dressing, Shaving Sbainrso,ns ana
Bath,nr Saloon under the American Hotel.
N. Blot, Cold and Shower Baths be bad
daily from 9 "A NJ. to r. NJ. and on Saturday 10 II
Z. Nj Single bath IS cents, or 5 tickets foT VI; In
tr nee on 18th street. bS
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GH15sE CARRIAGES, BUGGIES, SUI
S2NKIES.-Persons DESTROYS of purchasing
meme made Carriages, Buggies, Barouches sukieso or
light Wagons, of the best material and workmanship
Will find it greatly to their interest give call
as am now manufacturing the above articles on the
most moderate terms.
Those having REPAIRING to do viii be accom-
modated at the shortest notice, and my charges will
be very moderate
WILLIAM w. BAILEY
my9 Sm 18th st between Franklin and Grsca
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IA JUST RECEIVED BY STEAM.
M ERE. B. SPENCE, No. 100, corner of Main
-H4 and Governor streets, has this day received
large and beautiful assortment of all the rev
styles of SPRING GOODS, embracing every article
OF Gentiemen's Wearing Apparel, which he respect.
iuly requests his friends and the public generally to
Call a1u e&dinlne
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pICH CUT GLASS; have just opened
IL invoice of rich CUT GLASS. consisting of
GOBLETS, CHAMPAGNES, WINES and JEL
LES variety of patterns.
DECANTERS; BOWLS
PITCHERS; CELERIES, &c. &C.,
Together with general assortment of
CHINA DINNER, TEA and TOILETTE SETS,
at retail.
ALSO,
On consignment, and superior article of
WATER COOLERS and Scotfs Patent REFRIGE.
RATORS. VIM F. BUTLER
my 20-lw 79 Main ST., South side.
CECOND THOUSAND IN THREE
~ WEEKS.-RECEPTION OF "ALONE."-
"Alone" hv Marion Harlaud-one handsome 12mo,
VOL, price $I.25. A. MORRIS, Publisher.
CRITICISMS THE PRESS
From the first page to the last we have read with
increasing pleasure this charming narrative of life
OF mingled joy and sorrow, OF trial and consolation,
OF passion and peace. The moral of the story 10
prominent and unexceptionable; beauty and truth
have clasped hands in its recital, and sincerely
trust that its author will continue to WELD
News
I'VE take especial pleasure in commencing this
earnest chasteiywritten, and exceedingly judcious
story one among the brilliant gems that have re-
Gently made their appearance
From its atiectionate heart speaking Dedication
to My Brother and Sitter its close the attention
IL rveted with intense and powern-IMc-
Mahon's American Courier, Philad.
THE author is certainly lady of uncon mon abil.
ity, and graceful and attractive writero-f Baston
Iravener. my 25
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FREIGHTS,

FoREIGN.-A vessel taken up for Rotterdam at 40s
~ hid OF Tobacco another loading for Hayre at ass
for do, and third for Bremen at SOS cd ~ hid The
there is nothing going forward Just now for other
ports.
Observation-Disclosures dull at the following rates
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-01-06

CIeNoR L. PAPANTI, from Boston, respectfully
- announces that he viii commence an evening school
for Ladies and Gentlemen, Tuesday, he 10th inst
at Waldo Hail. and continue every Tuesday aud Fri
day-Laeies' class from &! to5-and Gentlemen from
the new and fashionable dances, viz. Waltz, Polka,
Schottische, Redowa, Polka Redowa, Marzourka CAL
lopp. Gorliza, and German otillon.
Q5- Terms will be made known al the Hall, on the
above mentioned evening. ja4. d2w
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Woreester Dramatic Museum.
sTAeE MAEAesn............J. 9 ARrLITcH


Mrs Harriet Beecher Ftowe's great moral and re-
gious work. dramalised by G. q. Aiken represented
at the National Theatre, New York. every night since
the 18th OF July, 1853, with that unbouuded applause
unprecedentedin the history ofthe tiageUnee Toms
Cabin in six acts nine tableaux and thirty scenes,
embracing the entire strength Of the Company with
merOus auxaries, engaged expressly for this great
prize Drama, with new scenery aud appointments.
nN MONDAY EVENING, January 2, 1854, and
" every night during the week, Saturday excepted
will he acted the celebrated Drama, in six acts, entitled
UNCLE TOMS CABIN; or, Life among the Lowly.
The play is beautifully intersperSe with singing,
dancing tableaux and grand alioyorcal representa-
ton.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-01-06
Il. c. FTSH.

IN Fences, Crates for sdewal, j. iron, for buildings
bridges, So, ndail other articles which can be made
in nv line of business flreh4sers will fnd that The
cheapas in Boston or elsewhere as have large az
sortmeni Of the latest styles.
Please call and examine, Union Street
Worcester Nov 3. la55 diy it4
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DISSOLUTION Of CopartnerghiD.

TTNHE Cepaftneiship heretofore Existing under ,he
Z name aud firm of Warden & Dudley, 10 this day BY
mutual consent, dissolved. The business viii he COM
timed by F d. Dudley who, being very grateful for
the fay,rs shown him HERETOFORE would solicit a con.
tinuapee OF the same. JOltN WARDEN. gge
FRANCIS d. DUDLEY b
Worcester, january 1874
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NOTICE,

TIVE firm known as Washburn Holland < Co be
ing dissolved by mutual eonseni, the business of
manufacturing the Metallic adder and Conductor win
be continued by the subscribers, at their works In
Qrinsgamond Village. sH5f 4 ssf-3I
j42 d2w HENRY S WASHBURN g. GO.
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a.r FuIl raltlcuIars. zee BlIIs Of lhe day !.
Evening handing School.

Doors open at q; TO commehce past7.
PMcEs-Parqnette, SO cenisj Circle rs cents; Gal
cry, l2d cents IS
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q Black Silks reduced full Is per. cant.
/ French Prints reduced from SO to 25 cents.

French Prints reduced from 80 to 25 cents
"a2 &c !" Is to II cents.
English Prints Z" g II IL to 10 cents
American Prints I" &c 5 to 61-4 cents.
A large stock Of Shawl Yelvets reduced % perct
Linen Goods, full stock, reduced % per cent.
Hosiery and Gloves reduced % per cent. Pc
White Goods Of all kinds reduced 25 per cent.
Embroideries reduced % per cent. sisi3
Millinery Goods, a large stock, and must be sold
Carpets, at the lowest prices,
together with many otherkinds of goods not emu
meratedabove, Customers can depend upon pur-
chasing til goods as advertised.
We shall offer our customers GREAT IN
sDUGEMEN IS, and all persons should avail
themselves OF he opportunity. d3l d&wsw
NE PLUS sULTRA. an
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The Annual meeting

TsF the members the Peoples Mutual Fire Insnr
~ ance Company will be held at the office OF said
Company, in Worcester, on Monday, abe oh day Of
January neal, o'clock p NJ, for the choice of Di
reeors Of said Company. and for transact OF any
business that may properly before lRe meeting
o. HARRINGTON, Secretary.
Worcester, Dec 81 1853 Jazz at
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Copartnership Notice.

HAVING This day associated with niyself in hus-
Al ness, Mr. Charles f Wsahiurn we shall continue.
al Quinsigamond Village, the Manufacture Of Iron aad
Wire, os heretofore, under The firm % Henry wash
burn 4 Co. HENRY $. WAsHBuRN.
Worcester. January 2 1854. si'ssl ee
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BOOKS, &C.
BOOKS BOOKS B0OKsl
I'm Keith G. CO. g Bulletin of New Books,


John Keith & CO. q Bulletin of New Books,
No. 2s9 Marn street.
Baldwin. ,r4 HMH
A Weeks Delight, or Games and Stories.
Memoir Of Robert Wheaton.
The Hearth Stone
Ny rwo Sisters, by Mrs. Judson.
VascOnselas, by Cooper
Second series of covernook.
AT and Industry OF the Crystal Palace, by Horace
Greeley
Hot Corn, Life Scenes in New York, illustrated in
clUlng the story Of Little Katy, MHdains, The Rag
Pckers Daughter, Wild Maggie etc.
lJber.a, Or Mr. Payton's experiments, edited by MIS-
earah j. Haze.
Memoirs of Abernethy
Napoleon list Beeaa-from the letters and journal
VI Sir hudson Lowe vols.
Proceedings of The Hartford Bible Convention.
January and June, by BenjaB-in r. Taylor.
The Pftphar Papers, BY G. W Curtis, author of
uowadjee
The Bloodsione, by Mcleod.
Homes OF American Statesmen, illustrated; a compar-
ion 20 Homes OF American Authors.
Day at the CrystafPalac illustrated
( Auturn Hours Illustrated, by Mrs Kirkland.
Also very fine assortment Of standard English
works, Library Ed ms, in splendid full and half calf
bindings.
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sIGNOR L. PAPANTI,
PROFESSOR OF DANCING

3cF Lessons given to single pupils, and to private
classes, at any hours Of day For particulars apply
at Messrs Perry a. Andrews Piano Forte Rooms, No
Harrington Block, between aud IL A. NJ. and and
4 NJ. - ~. led -d2n
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Custolas-IEaele CfOtIais.g.
CLEARING OFT SALE

OF Overeosts, Undercoats, Fants. Vests,
BoYS CT eTHINGs FURN IsHISG GOODS, &C.
TKyE are soon to commence manufacturing GU. own
wv Clothing, and sh ali ofier p'eseaI stocl.
without cost, 10 make raom for goods OF
own make at THAYER d EAMES.
d20 OFF fiarring Corner. cor, Main L Front sta.s
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Worcester Co, Institution for Savings,
THE Trustees OF the Worcester Comfy Institution
fol Savings hereby notified that their sent an
nual meeting will be heia at the office of sand Institute
tionon Tuesday The l7tl inst, ct O'Clock p. NJ ss
C. A. HAMILTON, Treasurer
Worcester Ian 2, 1854. ID dim