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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-02-11

The undersigned having disposed OF their interest ia
the Wholesale Produce business to AhaZ Bhssett one
seuior partner OF the late rm take pleasure in recon-
mendng him their plrons, and the public, who have
so generously bestop ed their favors upon us
THOMAS EARLE 7. & D. H. EARLE
o. X EARLE,
Worcester February l, 1854.
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DROPER1Y in the city exchanged for Farms and
i WoodlOts in the Country and Real Estate bartered
for City Lots and Houses.
City Property For Sale.
a tenement house on Irving street new.
2 tenement houses on Chandler street.
tenement houses on Mason street.
tenement house. Pleas4nl and Newton sts.
tenement houses on Newton street.
tenement cottage on Lafayette street.
tenement house near Lincoln street
$50 House Lots in all parts Of the City.
rs on Union Hill, near Medical Colege 90 on Yer
aon street, 90 Elm street; 80 Pleasant street;
80 on Oak Bill.
Property on Commission in the City.
Building on Main street. worth 500 O.; House on
Elm street, SIS 900; House on Portland street;
Cottage Houses new within five minutes walk Of the
Post Offce-price 5000, fourth cBsh down. the re-
maiDder in yearly payments or TO suit pure asers
Property For Sale, out Of the City.
A splendid House. with Barn and Blacksmith shop,
and about 10 of land, situated in the centre of
Bolton; Farm, containing leo of choice land AMI
good buildings, conveniently located 10 miles from this
city; within miles, of SIS acres, within 10
miles of this city; and outbuldidgs in -four.
ishing village, IL miles from this city House in Rox-
bury, built years since, rents for So per month"; ee
gaut house. with barn acres Of land, commanding
delightful view of Boston, situated in West Newton;
several valuable wafer privileges vary ng from 10 Is
miles from he city; 200 wond and timber, from
to IL miles from :hu city, be sold in small los, by
the largest amounts.
Purchasers be suited in price and location of
property, in the country OF city. ieb6 diff
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Central Rank

YF1BE Stockholders of the Central Bank hereby
notified that speci Il meeting will be held at their
banking rooms, THURSDAY, February ~, at O'Clock
M, to at upon the subject Of an application to the
Legislature for of the capital of the Bank.
Per order Directors,
G. F. HARTSHORN, Cashier
Worcester, Fea'y Z, 1854. ieb6 dim
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Cottage For Sale Cheap.

rare chance is offered to buy NEW COTTAGE,
in a very peasan part Of the city, containing rooms
This House will be sold for LESS THAI COST, and
offers great indictment any wishing To pur-
chase, Apply Immediately, The quicker the cottage
is sold the cheaper it can be bought. large share of
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AUCTIONS.
Viii be Sold at Pnblic AncTio,,

NOT P,svl1lsiy disposed of at private s,-1 on
IA URSDAX, 10TH INST
a. l O'Clock, P. M, the well known and vs5able Real
situated near the centre Of recently
eanso anu f occupied By the late CHRLEs HALE,
hAkGE HOUSE, that can be occupied by one, two, or
.nrse families as may best suit lhe occupants-Bam
ana otler ouibuildngs connected also very valua-
together, or In lots to suit purchasers. AT the
Time end place, q variety Of
Household Furniture,
consisting of Stoves Beds, Bedstea1s, Tables Chairs,
Looking Glasses, Crockery, &c, sc.
For further particulars inquire of D. HALF, or OLA.
W'HUBBARD, on the premises T. b. WIDER, near
by, or j. w, UPAAM. .ot n orcoster.
Leominster, Feb. l. 1854 deod&wts
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Insurance. Agency.

LNRANKLIN WHIPPLE, (Onice 2e5 Main ST. is
Agent for of the best Stock and Mutual Fire
lnsuran Companies in this SAFE, and would solicit
applications from ali whose property s UNINSURED.
BE is ais" Agent for : ate Mutual Life INSURANCE CO..
ChsHer Oak Lille Insurance Co, a.d Mutual Life In
suTauce co, of New York,
Office &c street 81 door South of old United
Slales Hotel. tel7 DIFF
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Property For Sale, out ofthe City.
& Office.

TENHE coparnership heretofore existing under the firm
OF Bassett, Earle, & Bro,her is this day dissolved
hY mutual consent All persons indebted TO the late
out deay Either of the partners a. and settle with
use the name of the late firm, in all matters pertHifns
" ~ AHAZ BAsSETT,
TH0M As EARLE, "
o. K. EARLE.
Worcester, February |, 1854
N. B. The business of the late frm VIII be coniin-
ued at the old stand, by the senior partner, AHAZ
BASSETT.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS,

Received at SO Main Street, this day, Dec. II.
Z. n. TUCKER, Agent.
Homoe nj American Statesmen 500
Christ IN History. by Turnbull, lbs
Mrs Ben Darby, by collins, LOO
Testimony of the Poets, 100
The Experience OF Life, by Jewell rs
Legends of Brittany, illustrated, rs
Works OF Ben Jonson, New Edition, $50
Book of ParlOr Games, LOO
Hot Com, or Life Scenes in New York illus
trated, by SolOn Robinson, author of "Wid
Maggie, j." "Madelina,n sc. 1,25
Mechanics, principles and application, by Oliver
Byrne, rs
Pooe's Index to Periodical Literature, 500
spirituasm by Judge Edmonds l,25
Appleton's Modern Atlas of the Earth, ESQ
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CustOsaa-HEade GLOWING,
Also. ReadY.Made Clnthinp.

UI every deScrIWlohl
usual consisting Of over Coats, FrOck, Dress and
eAck Goats, Pants and Vests, ind every variety Of
Furnishing Goods
Remember the place, Ell Main ST.. Piper Block Wor-
eester, Mass, sign OF the Fall Dressed Man.
s2l dawtf
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To Machinists,

A ND others interested In Mechanical Drawing -
N JOHN E. EARLE Mechanical Engineer, will at
tend TO drafting machinery OF every description.
Instruction given. Office No IA Central Exchange
Worcester. dSm nsz
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gnerreotYna. Including Case,

DEASONS why you should call nj the Great Da-
IL cuorrean Palace. You have u better likeness
for less money taken by one who has the best assort-
ment of Cases and ockets and has had more expert.
enre than pry person in the city-betfer furnished
rooms, larger and better arranged Sky-Leht, DC
To Daguerreans-Hou can here find large assort-
mont of everything used in The busn' Tor sale at
New York ard Boston prices. b. D. MARKHAM,
ia2I DIFF cor Of Ftont aud Main SITS.
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FnR SALE.

ss~E WOOD and Timber Lot, containing about
tRYs twelve acres situated the East shore Of Long
-AsPon6, short distance northerly of the Floating
Bridge. Apply for terms 10 e. II. HGMENWAY.
Worcester, February TO- 1854 div"
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Household Furniture,
wood and Timber at Auction.
WOOD AND TIMBER,

MIlLL he sold Mt auction, CT the premises, on
w TUESDAY, Feb. IA compeneing at 10 O'Clock,
Forty Acres Of
WOOD AND TIMBER,
consisting Of Oak, Maple. Chestnut, and Pine, in the
SoutherN part of Rutinnd, tie main road leading
from Paxton to Barre, two miles from Paxton. The
Lot formerly owned by Charles Blair.
The above will he sold in small lots. Terms LIBERAL
and made known at the sale
3. w. SELnY, Auctioneer.
Worcester Jan. 28 1854. febS dFSN&wlt
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RARE CHANCE!l!

CyTOCK of Boots and Shoes for sale at Great Bar
y gain with lease of Store. To any wishing TO
engage in the business, this offers very favorable OPP
porunity profitable business has been done. In
quire on the premises, No. 50 Main ST., or OF
E. A. G00DN0W,
No. Piper's Block.
NIB. The goods will be offered at RETAIL at greatly
reduced prices until otherwise disposed of the stock
must be closed off Immediately.
Worcester, Jan %, 1854. dstf
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MISCELLANEOUS.
LEWIS C. MUM,
Real Estate, Insurance, Employment, &
BOARDING AGENCY,
ass MAIN ST. --UP STAIRS
Fifty Houses for Sale,

TN different parts of the eityi also, eco HOUSE
I LOTS. This property can be bought on the most
liberal terms. -
To be Let
A tenement on Park street IL rooms-S30O.
Cottage on Orchard street, rOoms-Sl42.
A tenement orange street, Iooms-Sl25.
A house Chandler ST 9 rooms-S25,
A house on Newhury st, 9 rooms-Sl50.
Two tenements cor EDWARD and Earle streets,
A tenement on Orange Ct 2 rooms $50.
An u jper tenement, rooms, within mile Of City
Hall, with garden. Rent only s co.
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Tailoring Establishment For Sale.

TIME subscriber offers for sale his Stock and Stand
in Shrewsbury. The amount of stock on hand Is
small and the place is very desirable one for any tai
lor who may wish TO go into business, in thriving
village where there is competition Terms reason
able. HENRY REED, JR.
Shrewsbury, Feb. O. 1854. d&w1m+
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Carriage, and Fine Bathing
GP0NGE, an Extra Lot, for sale by
y LEWIS I. LAZELL, Druggist
febA DIFF 90l Msin ssYees,
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BOOKS, &c.
BUNYANS PILGRIM F!
Valentines-Va lentin

THIS Splendid Picturc-Buuyan's Immortal AlegO
4 RVS Tor saie my Doohsters, 207 Main ST
feb2 dim N. HERVEY.
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noNE by NJ. l.. DRURY, in the best possible man
Il J ner. shop on Mechanic street, near The Norwich
ka'r1Hu. ieb7 dSm
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A LARGE and beautiful assortment of Sentimental,
N and great variety of Comic Valentines. Call and
see hsm, at HAVEN's, 65 Main Street, next door to
Selby's. dot IL
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Raal Estafe Broker .

A~pVVENO NIA0N~SNs
- The subscriber will give his personal attention
- to the purchase and sale OF Real Estate OF all
G4tS descriptions both in the city and country.
Persons having real estate for sale, or wishing TO pun
chase will do well to cali on him.
GUSTAVUS ELLIOT,
dec3O diff 233 Main Street.
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- 100 Dozen Fresh Eggs
JUST received, and for sale by
u HARLOW, % Front St..
la25 dtl Newton's Block
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Wood For Sale.

A ROUT leo cords Green Wood now being cut, on
"A seuthbr dye street, near the Junctb l'epot APP
ply to CHARLES WHITE
February 2, 1854 d.
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MHnTCINHe.


CMTTH'S DYSPEPSIA CORDIAL, for
y the cure Of Dyspepsia, Ilatulsnce, Nervous De
bisy Torpjd Liver and I'll diseases arising from De-
ssment Of the Digestive Organs
CERTIFICATES.
NEW YeRK, April 20, ia5a.
hereby certify that have used DR.. william H.
Smiths dyspepsia Cordial, and have obtained the
most beneficial results. consider IL the only sure
cure for Dyspepsia, and would recommend any per.
son afflicted with that disease to use It. ~
PHILADELPHIA, May 8, 1852. 4
would advise all who are afflicted with Dyspepsia
TO use DR. Smiths Dyspepsia Cordial. was afflicted
with that disease three years, during which time
triad everything that could be recommended, and
without relief One bottle Of the Dyspepsia Cordial
effected perfect cure of me, and ! am now a.
healthy a. l have ever been. l have witnessed the
anne effect Others. consider this certain cure
for Dyspepsia HENRY DUNLAP,
Coschmsker, 10 Crown st
PHILADELPHIA, March l3th, 1888. !,
DR.. SMIrH-Desr Sir Your Dyspepsia Coraiai haa
tn most wonderful and instantaneous effect on me.
Having suffered with Dyspepsia for acme time, wss
induced to give il trial. felt relief from tne nrst
time tookit Two bottles efecteda complete cure
have given Il to several of my friends, and invara-
bly, with the same result.
Weshin ton House.
For sale nv J. B. WOOD. and
ALEXR DUVAL.
su3-3m Agents for Richmond. Va.
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nR. LOUIS NJ. STEIN, LATE CHEZ

hR. LOUIS III. STEIN, LATE CHIEF
~ SURGEON OF THE HUNGARIAN PATRIOT AR
MY, AND HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN, tenders his pro-
fessional services TO the citizens of Richmond. He
may be found at his rooms on Clay street. between
7th and 9th streets.
DIR. STEIN, after few years residence since his
exile in this counry has had the good fortune gain
the confidence of many highly respectable persons
and ply sicSns, and being stranger, ne will be par
doned for referring to soms of them
Among the letters in his possession Is a kind and
fatterng of recent date from the distinguished
Dr. BAcHMAN. of Charleston
EDWARD PADELFosD, Esq OF savannah In whose
family DR.. 8 practsed, saye friend, under date of
18th May 1854: 81 feel assured that you may recon-
mend him with perfect confidence a scientific and
skillful physician, and GENT emxn of education +"
Mr. ALEXANDER, of the Savannah Republican, of
date June 26th, 1854, says: "Dr s. is gentleman of
great accomplishments and physician of integrity
and eminencs."
Judge C. J EoLGER, of Geneva, New York under
date Sd September, 1858 says: "Dr. STEIN has OBJ
tanned the confdense and employment u many of
our best and most intelligent and careful citizens =
There have been instances where what has
bsfied other physicians OF both Alopathic and Ho
meopathic schools has been met by him and removed
effectually"
DR.. MARCY, of New York one of the most distn-
snished Homeopathic physicians of that city, says
"Dr. STEIN is gentleman OF superior medical &C.
quirements"
DR.. VANDERBURGH. another distinguished pract
toner of that city, says DIR. STEIN is one of the
most accomplish ed physicians of the age"
These are-s specimens of number in his possession
Can be found at the residence of Mr.. Ttillow
Professor of Music on Clay street, between 7th and
9th streets. Sc 2I-ts
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Bishop Wainwright's death has elected eulc.
gums from all the New York papers. He was born
10 England In the yesr 1898. and while but child
his father, who was respectable merchant reno
we'd TO the United States with his family He re
ceived his classical education at Harvard Univer-
sty, Cambridge, Mass, and Immediately after Ia
king his degree became candidate for holy orders
In the Protestant Episcopal Church. In 1884 he
received cali to become rector OF Trinity Church,
Boston, which he accepted, and the success attend
ed his ministry there as In New York. In 1887
Trinity Church, New York, again called him into
her service assistant minister and leaving Boston
he re entered upon the scene of his first ministerial
labors In 1852. 1t became necessary to elect pro.
yisiona bishop of the diocese of New York, and he
was elected TO the satisfaction of the whole diocese
lie was consecrated on the 10th of October, 1852,
and Immediately entered upon his arduous duties
with an earnestness of purpose and uutiIing devo-
ton seldom equslled In the pulpit his elocution
was impressive, and his sermons, while earnest In
their tone Of piety, were marked by smoothness
and polish of rhetoric which gave evidence of a
refined aud classical mind
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CRATES AND FENDERS-Fiye Hun

NhAIES AND FENDEhS.-FlV6 Hun
~ bred Enameed CRATES and TENDERS for
sale at reduced prices The subscriber hiss for sale
the largest stock of CRATES and TENDERS ever
and patterns, such square topped Gothic, Liptic.
Circles &C.. with beautiful rounding Tenders, Sum-
mer Pieces, &C.. to match.
Orders for Crates Tenders, &C., from town and
country punetuay attended to and carefully packed
Merchants purchasing to sell again, will be supplied
the lowest northern prices with the usual discount
off for cash by wholesale.
Apply at my Bell and Brass Foundry, on Main be-
tween 9th and 9sh sts., Richmond, Va
Sc 25-Sm. SAMUEL D. DENOON
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WORDS OVER A GRAVE.

Did sks suffer long, Oh yes. and 'tis best,
To wipe our tears when such weary ones rest;
Fona hearts watched Ger her for many day,
Lea hfe's torn petals ehould fall to their clay;
Bat they fell to their clay.
Did sAe soyros 10 lice, when her husband Wa
near,
There Isy 'asath her eyelid an uushed tear;
But il triekled not till her boy drew nigh,
Ana ssk Cd his pale mother never 70 die.
Never to die.
Did mind Hif from her, with death afaif
And i<tf Il the gate Of the grace aiayf
While teusntless life. outlined as before,
Was he shddoss Of Mad rough fhdt open door?
Through that open door.s
No, praiss to Jehovah, fer mercy thus shown,
The iieht and its shsdow at cnce were withdrawn,
Yet che trimmed her Faith ere she wont away:
God grant there scas oil in the lamp t,at day-
In the lamp that day.
The funeral train like gulf stream, wound
Through the OF life that was hesving around;
In silence II moved, ~ the wreck they bore,
Where the srsse-stsnss pebble the church-yard
The church, ard shore.
We fingered long by tha. cold grave side.
While back to the trorid srept the funeral tide,
Far from the desth-beach 1t ebbed away,
Nor Sissed tron its bosom drop Of spray-
4 drop Of spray.
Aud must dust absorb itl All mo- IL she shene
Among Christ's jewels-a precious Stone
When Judgment shall open the graves rough shell,
She say be n pedrt-but ICE cannot tell
We cannot tell.
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CAPTAIN CANOT-
" THE HERO OF THE CELEBRATE WORK
TWENTY YEARS OF an AFRICAN
CURED BY HAmfr TIRE. 'hohiAnAh I'M
Captain Csnots brother has long been the attend
ant and friend. and Is now Medecen en- Chef OF the
Emperor of France.
We extract from letter written to Mr.. Stock
bridge of the Fountain Hotel, Baltimore. The let.
ter should be read in full does credit to the head
and heart ofthe Captain If all who had Teen cured
by this TictuIe Of Hampton's would thus speak ont
many now suffering might be induced to try this
.Haviug called on me ON the 18th of April, and
seen me Tostrated my bed, useless in all my
limbs, you can appreciate nearly az well as myself
the prompt relief L received from Hampton's pege-
.You may inform Messrs Mortimer & Mowbray
that they are at liberty to make use Of my name 10
the support of the good effects OF VI. Hampton,s
Vegetable Tncture, as 1t has cured me in five weeks
of q chronic Llfdmmdtoyy Rheamdtisa, contracted
under tropical climates and of sere gears periodical
duration have only used three bottles, and find
that even the dormed parts my hands are fast le-
turning to their former natural appearance.
- | have been under the treatment of several ply
sicians in London and Paris without any apparent
benefit also, while in New York, having tried the
Thompsonian and Homeopaf hic remedies after hav-
ing tormented with salvanc bat eries cold aud
aromatic baths and hundreds OF internal and
medicines sill to effect. am SO far cured by this
Hampton's Vegetable Tincture only Therefore, my
dear sir, accept of the assurance of my gratitude,
and believe me your wewisher" THEo CAN0T.
H-Delicate Ladies and children viii please giveit
trial
Call and get Pamphlets and see cures Of Coughs.
Bronchitis, Rheumatism. Liver Complaint. Scrofula.
As female medicine it is unrivalled.
Sold BY O. A. STRECkER and PURCELL, LADD
d MOWBRAY, Baltimore, and BIZ Drusgistl md
storeksepers everywhere.
U-Sl per bottle 8 bottles for -.
Gafa
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8. r. PENDLETON.
RICHMOND CLASSICAL AND Ma

~ THEMATICAL ACADEMIC on Eleventh, be.
MONTAGUE 4 BASSETT succeaorg 10 DR.. A.
Maupn The next session of thus school will com
mence ON the LIST Monday of October next. The
course will be of the most liberal and extensive chs.
raster, embracing Ancient and Modern Languages.
sides the usual En- glsh branches 80 -
The Subscribers pledge themselves to use their ut.
most exertions 70 maintain the hitherto high repua-
tio1 OF this Installations and hope by . prompt and
Jealous discharge of their duty to merit continue
ton OF the patronage which has been 20 literally be-
slowed upon them.
TERms-Senior Mathematics and Classics go: Ju-
nior do. DO. $50; Modern Languages. by Mons MI
cHARD, each, $50. Payable Invariably in advance.
The Preparatory Department viii be continued un-
der the charge of Mr.. TAYLOR MARTIN of this citv
with the supervision of the Principals. Fee, $50.
Mr.. M. can be found at the Richmond House.
where he win be happy to receive any communities.
tons. MONTAGUE & BASsETsT
se I2-imt -
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EIGHTH ST. ENGLISH SCHOOL.
1 SHALL resume school Septembar 18th

l. This 10 the l2th year have taught school, and
my fifth on 9Th street, ~ teacher Of the English
Primary misunderstanding Writing, Spelling 0eo-
grsphy, Arithmetic and Grammar. Duhug eli this
time have been literally patronzed I nov re-
the deepest iaterestin my pupils morally.
and intellectually, that they may leave my influence.
wiser, better, steAdier boys tLan they were when
they came to me-
issue minute reports Of progress and Of con.
duct, which oil parents should scrupuiously examine
and compare together ~ they come in at the close Of
every weak.
TERMs-!es per quarter. Entrance slysys for the
whole session. II. r. TAYLOR.
81 Sta
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THE undersigned would take six young
l. Ladies to board in his family for the next ten
months.
His residence is conveniently situated so that his
boarders attend either of the many Schools the
city.
Mrs. CRoUcH will supedntend the household af-
fairs and endeavor to make her boarders feel at
home Terms the same az in boarding schools.
Board and washing. S220 each
RICHARD CROUCH
se g-dGctl Corner of CLAY and 4tb SITS
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FOUSHEE STREET ACADEMY,
FoUsHKE ST. BErw. GRACE AND BROAD.
J. B. BUDwELL, PnlsclrAL.

THE next Session of this Institution will
commence on Monday, the I'd day Of October.
The Principal will be assisted by two well qualified
Teachers, and the Course will embrace everything
Taught IN the best Academies. The Tuition u from
SSzto go per session Modern Languages and Higher
Mathematics. extra
For particuarssee Circulars inquire Of the Prin-
cipal, at the corner Of Grace and Adams sts.
REFERENCES. Professors Gessner Hsrrison.f n
Va. e I5-im
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:. A CARD-TO THE LADIES'

MkS C. FIGLINI, JespestfuIIy announces
~ to her customers and the pub lie, that having
made change in her business-her Mi linsry
Rooms viii not be opened until the LIST ofNovsmbeT
at which time she win open splendid assortment Of
millinery and fancy artsles selected and made up at
turing establishment under her own immediate SUI
pervsion-whish will enable her to have the newest
importatcns and styles st ell times having during
reside nee Of ~ years become well acquainted with
the and superior fasts Of the Ladies Of vir
sIia-and being unable to procure in this city such
Left during my absence with my sister Mia PARKE.
will be filed in the most prompt manner, and exc
euted In the newest and most fashionable style a.
soon ~ received BY me In New York 3
Being well aware my numerous customers have
every confidence In my skill and long expensncs,
unremitting attention to business. IS
Al pc reons indebted 70 me. will please call and
settle their accounts 1t the Of Mis Parhs-who
this V earnestly requested. G. vI6LINT
~ 2l-d2w
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rASSIMERE PANTS.-If you wish
~ something (asd u 8 low fsnIel In the way Of
large assortment can always be found.
ea KEEN, BALDWIN 4 CO /