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THE LAST CHANCE.

he bASl C1ANCE.
I + the remaining Lots in Square els, and south o
L Square No. 9l5 situated on MARYLAND avenue
hrtween 9Th and 9;h streets, Capitol Hill, are MI
SOD by the lst April, they will he withdrawn.
Terms, So or s. per month.
Office Oh ID, next to corner of 10Th street.
mar 5 cow
NOR RENT OR SALE ON REASONABLE
l. TERMS
4 two so frame House, with back building
containing six rOOms, on 1871 street, between aid
e streets south. Apply to
ca. DUUGHERTY, next door.
A three stOry Frame, with basement, on N. York
avenue, between 4lh aud 5th SIS. wet.
A three stOTy Frame, with back building on I 81
north, between 4th aud 9TH sts. west.
Apply for the two last mentiOHed 10 JAMES w
BARKER, on ~ street north, between 18th and l3t
stS west.
Also a two story Frame with back BUILDING. on
Montgomery street, ,OrceiOwn.
DICKSON & KING,
leb '--eou Georgetown.
CTORAGE.-Thoseh having Furniture, Dry Good.
~ Groceries, &c, 10 be stored will find ample &C
cOmmOdaiiOns in the large, airy, lag stone payed
aud Dry Easements under the star office corner Pa
avenue and Eleventh st. Apply at the Star office.
jan 31-tf
MARKET FARM FOR SALE.-THE SUB.
VI scriber wishes 10 sell his Farm, situated in
Prince Georges county, Maryland, and the tage
road rom w ashlngt n 10 u per Marhoro Ii is in
healthy location, and contains forty acres and
would make capital market farm for n cOmpeten,
person, being but ten miles from Washington. The
Improvements Oh il consist of new two story
dwelling house, good baru, and all the necessary
out buildings. Not being acquainted with the work
ing OF farm Is the reason for Offering it for sale,
ana II will be disposed of any one for much less
than ii. real value, for cash.
mar9 lw- JAS. II. CRANDELL.
HOMES FOR ALL Beautifully and heathiIy
lo-aed Building Lots, "a feet front by 1870 fee,
deep, on graded streets, can, until spring, be bough,
at the exceeding low price of SIS, payable 80 Der
month Title indispuable.
Union Land Office, 9Th ST.,
above Odd Fellows Hall.
jan 9-6m JOHN FOX, Secretary.
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Nam stem. Wash. Pr. Totals.
For passengers. $50, O76 80 SD f9s 81 SJ2J74 81
For irei.ht...... l5j,36j "A 1902 - 1863 ;E1S 10
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DOAH bESG.-MRS. CARTER, Capitol Hill
- will be prepared to accommodate b0ardefs-
permanent or uansient-mmediatcIy after the ad
jpurnment 81 congress and the Supreme Court.
Residence No. 4, near North Gate OF Capitol
mar 2-no2w"
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NLOCKS, CLOCKS, CLOCksI-Tfyou
~ want a good Clock, warranted 10 keep time,
call at the store of J. ROBINSON
$40 Pa. ave., OppO. Browns Hotel.
[ph -
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KY ok Il h u d SCOTT. Anetsonear,.
GALE BY ORDER OF THE Orphans Court. Of
~ saddles and HaTncss-Dn TUESDAY, the ooh
instant, we shall sell, AT 10 O'Clock 4 m by order
OF the trphans Court, NJ the store lately occupied
by thompson, deceased, all the stock in the
store, VIZ:
Double and single Harness of every description
Riding an Cart Saddles
Brides, Co lars and Wins
Trunks ofev ~ description lot of Saddle,
Hardware, Sewing Horses
Stools Wheelbarrnw, Vices
With many other articles which we deem upne-
ceSsary u enumerate.
Terms: S25 and under cash; over that sum a
credit of 60 and 80 DAYS for satisfactorily cndor cd
notes, bearing interest.
GUSTAVUS WATERS, Admin.
GREEN & SCOTT,
mar lf-d iuctiOneers.
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RoBEERT.-Iesterday, young man ramed
John Earl was arrested by Mr.. Fenwick, and
turned over to Officer Allen, for robbing Mr.
L. 3 Farson Of geld watch and chain, val
ued at $40 He was taken before Justice
Gates, and by him committed to Jail for court.
The watch was found on him.
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NOR SALE VALUABLE REAL ESTATE in
4 Washington.
west.
Part ofLOt No. 10, in Square 532, on .ird st.
Lot IN Sixth street, between Louisiana avenue
aud T. Il.
AlsO, threc-story Brick House on High ST. near
Bridge street, Georgetown.
Will be sold low aud on long credit
Apply to T. X LUNDY,
No. las Bridge street, Georgetown.
mar loft
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Tuz CIRCUS was thronged again last night
by the beauty and chiyalry Of this city, to
witness the fea's Of the imitators OF tbs an
clients in their Olympic games aud other sports
OF the gymuasia lie Rue and King received
a benefit. which must have been something
more than mere compl ment.
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THE NAVY YARD.-Prof. Heller's gift dis
tribution at the Navy Yard to night, is well
worthy the attendance Of our friends residing
in thar section Of the city. Exclusive Of the
splendid gifts, the programme is very rich
one, Introducing the Drum Of the Spirits, 81
90 The Marvellous Orange Tree " Suspension
ChIoroform," and the astonishing . Second
Sight" my stery, which to see are alone worth
threefold the admission fte. We say, then,
$50, without fail, and secure ono or more
of the valuable gifts.
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ANNUAL COGNENCEHEST.-Ihe Medical De.
Partment OF Georgetown College will hold its
annual commencement at the Smithsonian tbi s
evening. The exercises will be opened with
music. then will follow the reading Of the
commission authorizing GeOrgetoK n College 10
confer the degree OF Doctor in Medicine by
Prof Z. Howard, Deaa; then music again;
after which the degree Of Doctor of Medicine
will be conferred by Rev. Bernard A Mag lire,
President. After another piece Of music, the
Annusl Address to the Graduates will be de
Hyered by Prof. J. NJ. Snyder; when the ex,
ercises will be closed by music
The following gen;lenen are To be graduated:
Joseph c. X. Clarke, Of Missouri; Joseph A
Smith, of Marylsni; Lewis Saur. of the Dis
trict Of Columbia; James Grey Jewell, Of Mis-.
sissippi; j. Edward Willett, Of MARYLAND:
Charles r Queen, of the District of Columbia:
johnson '. ID. Middleton, Of the District of
Columbia; o. A Daley, Of Washington city;
and Michael K. Shy8e, Of Washington city.
We expect to see fine audience at the Smith.
souian this evening, 10 witIsss the exercises.
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INOR RENT-FOUR NEW AND CONVENT
= ent Enck Houses. brown mast!ck fronts con
q ming pahors with marble mantelS, ching room,
al:chen, servants room, and five chambers each,
ana situated on Thirteenth street, Island, near the
public grounds, convenient te Pa. avenue and the
departments. Rent very moderate. Apply II Il.
VI. CLARkES Gfhcp, corner Of Sixth street ald
louisiana avenue, or at ID. B. CLARKE'S Dmy
Store, ELEVENTH street, Island. mar G-eOtf
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Boarding.

I(OARDlSG.-Six or eight gcntccl boarIsrs
ID by the month, week or day, can be acconnrio
dated AT Mis-. DEMENT'S, No. Az 3 ST., opposite
the We ropOlitin Oii -. mar 9-:jw-
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REPORTED FOR The
DAILY EVENING STAB.
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7 nor RENT-THE DWELLING AND STORE
! on llth street west, one door from Pa. avenue
north side, adjoining Farnham's Bookstore Ap;!y
to GEORGE A. w. RANDALL,
mar 2-eOtf corner l2lh and > SITS.
A RARE CHANCE FOR A PROFITABLE IN
~ vestnent.-FOr sale, Il two story frame House,
with attic, containing eight rooms, exclusive Of Gel
lar kitchen, situated on l. between Ninth and Tenth
streets north, pleasant location, near to market
and all the Departments.
For further particulars apply 10
WIN. 7. SIIEDD,
Fancy Goods and Millinery, 5O2 Eleventh It.
mar 6-e02w
BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE.-A VARIET
dot Building Lots in the vicinity Of the City Hall
Also, In all other parts of the city, accOmno iat
in. terms. Enquire AT Mrs. ADAMS Boarding
House, opposite 10 Browns Hotel to be seen from
8 10 a III, or to pun. Also, an address through
the Post Office will rec eve attention.
J-cD2.n DAVID NYERLE.
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the We TopOlItin 9th -. mar 9--}w-
DCARDING.-MRS. DUVALL, No. 33l
ID Pa. avenue opposite Browns Hotel. has several
very desirable rOOins suitable for families or single
gentlemen, which she would rCnt with board, on
reasonable terms. She can also accOmm date q or
gentlemen with meals, without lodging.
Wanted, good dining room servant, that can
come well recommended. mar S-,f
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INPROvENESTs.-Tbisc city las Isn- suffered
for the want of suitable halls for lectures and
concerts, &c Lately several halls have been
erected, ard their owners have found that
they have mads profitable investments But
during the past winter every eligible hall has
been occupied, and others would have been
engaged could they have been had This has
been noticed By our entsrprising townsman,
Mr. Richard Hill, who has nea -ly finish cd a
building on the Avenue next to the Star Office
which will contain the finest hal in the city.
The new ball occupies the entire second floor,
is 30 by 50 feet, will be lighted with gas, and
an eye has been had 20 its adaptation to music;
IL having been constructed on the hints On &C.
coustics given in the Smithsonian lecture
room. The floor is so constructed rs to make
it fine ball room, while its fixtures for seats
will render il one of our most comfortable lee
ture rooms. The lower part of the building is
divided for two stores. These are fine loca-
tons for business aud if fitted up in As fine a
style as cur right hand neghbors, Uilbus d
Hitz, have fitted up their establishment, will
do much toward masking this size of the Ave-
hue as fashionable as the other The dim.n-
sions Of these stores are q by 50 feet. The
back part Of Mr. Hills ne@ building we have
leased as press loom, as there is not sufficient
room for orr extensive operations in the Star
buildings 4
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IfARM FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.-The ad-
Il ycTtiser wishes either 10 sell irr and reasuu-
able ter terms or exchange fr property in the city,
Farm, situated about five miles from the Long
Bridge, on the Columbia Turnpike, aud near Bay
leys Roads. Ii contains l54 acres Df land, about
thirty OF which is cleared, and the balance in hard
tmb-r--a sufficient quantity, if cut and sold upon
the land, would pay for the entire tract. He also
wlshes To purchase, IN Washington, a comfortable
house, and OF sufficient dmen- ion to accommodate
a large family. Enquire Of WM ]. BRONAUGH,
On f. stre et, near Temperance Hall. mar l4-3,.
NOR RENT-A SMALL COTTAGE, CON
= tanning four rooms, situated on ST., betwren
|, m and 10th streets. Enquire ut The Family Gro
cary 0f IL. NJ. L. KING,
mar 10 2GJ Vermont avenue
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+. u TNENG STAR.
Local Intelligence.

he Close OF TIE PAIR.-Ths ceremonies
at the close Of the Fair las. evening were i'm.
posing in the extreme. When the audience
had gathered in the le,ture room, the band
rang out its most jubilsnt strains, as the Pres
ldent Of the Institute, all the officers, aud the
various committees assembled the platform.
Prof Henry then made short address, after
which the prizes were awarded
A copy Cf the sddrsss was requested nv
unanimous vote Of the assembly. and will be
published at an early day; otherwise. we
should as usual have given a report of /. in
TO days issue.
In regard to the prizes, and the REGIMENTS
Of them, We must refer our readers 10 the
morning papers, as their reporters were al
lowed to copy the list before they were given
OUT, put under promise that they should not
be published until after the close The same
privilege was accorded to us but We deemed
II useless to avail ourselves Of it, as the morn-
ing issue would make the whole sufficiently
pIblic
The exhibition hall was also crowded, and
when tho exercises in the upper hall were
concluded, the scene presented a dense mass
OF human beings, moving round in ceaseless
Promenade, while every prominent point and
all the recesses w.rs occupied with spectators
The pianos were thCmped most numerically
one young man especially, with a very shiney
hat, seeming to take especially delight in ex-
tracing Few days" and 80 Jordan am hard
road to travel" from the various instruments
ON exhibition. He has been indefatigable in
bis attendance, and has Numbered out Few
days" in every variety Of style and move
ment-largo, adagio, Gndante, alIegretto,
allegro, presiissimC, afetuoso, dolorOso and
brilliante. with the varying degrees of force
from pianissimo to fortissimC-" Few day,'' on
the upper notes, and Few days" on the cen
tire ones. aud even descending to the bass
keys There was not much Of a display by
the left hand, probably being ignor ant Of
cOunteIpoint but the right made I'D for all
deficiencies Now that the fair is over. we
hope the pianos and pisnists may he allowed
breathing spell-st least for a "few DAYS"
There was singing by ladies, too which NAV
be summed up in one brief sentence-good
bad, and Indifferent. There can be no doubt,
however, but the array of female loneliness
exceeded any public display in Washington
for long time. Every body, too, seemed to
be in the best humOr, and smiles and Jokes
were the only current coin in thai vast assem-
blage Some mad wsgs circulated a rumor
that Tenth street bridge had broken down.
drowning seven nen-very severely This
caused no alarm, b. viewer being intended as a
gentle hint that cur city fathers would do we'll
10 have An eye TO that same Tenth street
bridge, By putting decent steps on either side
Of IL at a later hour than usual the fair
broke up, and thus ended the second exhibi
tion Of the Metropolitan Mechanics Institute
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NaEXICAN PHospHArI1r cI-,Nn

NEEXlCAN PHOSPHATE GUANO,-
L'A Mexican Guam is substitute for bone dust and
phosphate OF lime ard is Of sup excellence To them
AT the same cost when mixed with Peruvian Guano it
better Than Peruvian Alone all soils where there il
dehcencf OF phosphorc acid and where bone dust and
mineral phosphate lime have acted well.
Some OF the advantages of this Guano given under the
authority Of DR.. STEWART, Chemist to the Maryland
Safe Agricultural Society are thtse;-
l 1t is not injured by The sum- and is not washed Oh
OF the soil by rain, in less than so years.
3D. 1t can be applied to the crop at any time be
fore the last cultivation in July.
3D. Il supplies the element that is removed from the
soil by Indian Corn
+th 1t will double the crop corn, fphosphorc acid
is deficient in The soil
9th; II is cheaper, more peran elt and more certain
than Peruvian GuaDo
DIX A. A. HAYES, Assayer to the State of Massacllu-
sets, rays TINS juaO is peculiarly fitted for use in New
ngandcontaning 40 to 60 percent Of Bone Phospha
OF Lme besd other valuable ertliz ng ingredients and
from It's Pe'ndhehcy is of more value to the agriculture
ist than any ether Guano and will answer for arts as
wen ier sescultna purposes. On all kinds of plants
ana roof 0eSeddteS, it is found to possess superior
Eatage and does not esquire to be renewed Ueper than
four or five Years. 1t should be sown broadcast at the
rate OF 500 20 Geo lbs to the acre
The subscribers have hand, and will continue to re-
ceVe, iul supply If this valuable manure for sa e in
ls 70 SUIT purchasers, at nearly oneh the othtr
Guanos.
We have ALSO the lowest wholesale prices, full as
GRASS SEEDS.
consisting of HERDS GRASS, GLOVER, RED TOP.
r. BENT, FOWL MEADOW, &c.
Also, CANARY, y HEMP SEEDS, PEAS BEANS, &c.
ALBERT II. HOVEY & CO.,
Nos 1Z6 and 12S Milk Street Boston.
Second dc0r rom Broad street.
Jan2O deS&Wis3m
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lost an0 1oun0.
vHVHE STARTLING CURES OF NERv-


n Gus DISEASES wrought by this marvel-working
restorative, has awakened the public mind from the
apathy with which innumerable aisappointments had
accustomed it to regard what called "paten med-
cnes" It is not too much to say that nothing short
Of miraculous nerposton has ever produced such rap
Id relief to the feeble and suffering Thousands of both
Bexes, whose systems were utterly prostrate
some of whom were bea ridden, and others merely tot
lerng over the earhs surface, apparently broken in
constitution, and the high road to the grave have
been restored by two three courses Of the Elixir To
robust health The Agent has the proofs and evdencea
In his hands. and Is prepared all times to exhibit
Them The medicine only requires facts to sustain IL.
ladies who for years had been suffering from the worst
complications Of the peculiar difficulties to which too
many Of the subject have been relieved in less
than month; casting off, as II by enchantment the
assitude pallor irritation low spirits and de
bniy, and becoming active, healthy, and cheerful
The huigorating EHrtr is indeed godsend to the
rceber sexrestoring to regularity every ntermitted
Junction. and in many instances blessing the Departing
wife with maternal joys Nor Is It less certain in its
action upon man, whether weakened by excess, suf-
frlng constitutional debility, nervousness, dyspep
STA, liver disease any other disorder that lmpairs
the integrity Of the virle function.
The Cordial put up, highly concentrated in pint bot
Ties Price three dollars per bottle for Ave dollars six
iortwclve dollars. o H. RING, Proprietor,
1o2 Broadway, New York.
Sold by Druggists throughout the United States, Cana
do, and the West Indies. Acknowledgement, NJ. y,
GREEN Springfield, BLISS Il HAVEN. Providence
J, BALcH a SON. Boston, BURR n PERRY
jlnl8 dTurhNHstdrelnis
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m 0TICE 20 HARNEss MAKERs.-
Nos lZ6 and 12S Milk Street, Boston.
Second door rom Broad street.
dpSN-u-iu2n,

NOTICE TO HARNESS MAKERS
~ You are hereby notified appear at s. HAN ENS'S
Plating Establishment, if you wish to purchase the best
style and quality Of Plated Harness Trimmings ey er offer
ed for sale in Boston. have superior assortment Of
both Chaise and Coach Trimmings plated on Iron Ger
man SILVER, and Composition, with double thick plate
MY prices are very low for the quality of work. aud most
y new styles for Terrts and Hooks ry Territs Brackets
&c Harness Makers in Boston and vicinity will find il
Tor Their interest to o1ey this orer in pref to pur
chasing an inferior article for the same price.
NOs 1T6 Washington Street,
Opposite Bromfeld, (up stairs.)
JAn23 d3W
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ES EMOVAL.-E. Z. ABBOTT & co. have re
q moved from their late Office No 2ls Main St. to or
nee NO FLAGG'S BLOCK, directly opposite the New CITY
Hotel formerly the Central Hotel Where they will con
tnue in the Real Estate Business
Persons having property for sale exchange in the
city or comfy, will do wl to call upon them
dc dtf
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AIORCESTER MUTUAL FIRE IN
3 Wv SURANCE COMPANY,
At the annual meeting of the Wore aster Mutual Fire
Insurance Company held Dec. 18Th 1S5i the following
officers were elected:
PreSident-ANTHoSY CHASE
FreGSurer-FRED WM PAINE
Secretdry-CHARLEs NJ. Mules.
DrectorS--Ebenezer Torrey, Ftchburg; Paul Within,
Norhbrldge Amory Holman, Bolton, Alanson Hamilton
W. BrCokfed; James 5. Woodwcrth, Worcester VIM n
Merrlhel1 Worcester; David Lee Barre David S. les.
singer Wore .ster.
The amount at risk December l. 1854 was S1S336s42
The number of Policies outstanding. is I32O7 The
Company sustained the past year. thirteen partial and
twenty-one total losses, amounting I5O75S0 which
have all been amcably adjusted and paid with the ex-
ception of 800, which has been called for The nett
cash funds Of the Compay December 1854 amounted to
SAG 4U730, which invested in Bank Stock and Mort
cages ON Real Estate
1t will be from the hireth Annual Report of the
Old Worcester Mutu Fire Insurance Comps ny that it is
decidedly for the interest Of all who have property located
In the County OF Worcester and such class as is re-
ctVed by this Company to insure the their Office
they still adhere strictly to the policy which has ever se-
cured their marked success Their risks confined to
the County Of Wore ster. They insure only the safest
class of property They employ no irresponsible agents
and charge only such premiums a are ADEQUATE to the
risk They make assessments but refund on an ay-
erage, more than so per of the premium received
The steady ncr of business from year to year at this
Office, notwithstanding the formation of numerous other
conflicting Companies, and the exaggerations and mis-
representations of their interested agents is sufficient
proof OF the soundness OF the principles which this Com
pany have adopted, and uniformly followed.
- CHARLES NJ. MILES, Sec'y.
ANTHONY CHASE Pres't DIFF ja4i
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Urp GOODS.
ID r. Y Or O o d S

~ ~ ~ -
AT
ssH ARD TIMES'' PRICES
We are this year making special efforts to reduce GU
very large Stock of
DRY GOODS AND CARPETS.
To effect that object, general and thorough reduc
ton prces has been made than ever before The whole
stock has been MARKED DoWN to prices that viii
make it easy for purchasers with little aaonev TO buh
large pile Of goods The prices which follow are but
few ofhe many bargains be found in our Ware House
THREE PLY BRUSSELS & TAPESTRY CARPETS
at One Dollar the yard.
Superior Ingran Carpetinx at rs cts late price 81
Splendid Stock of Thibets 20 to SO cts rice $1to 25
CLOAKS AND TRIMMINGS.
Twenty Ready Made Cloaks at about half value.
81 ClOaks reduced to 81
S14 Clfaks reduced to SIS.
Six beautiful French Cloaks for sale at half the cost of
Importation.
SILKS! SILKS!!
Handsome Checked Silks 81 cts late price so cts
Heavy Plaid aud Striped Silks at so cts lately sold at
from 81 to 70 cents.
Superior eros De Antique Silks at rs cts worth s125
Heavy Plain Changeable Silks 62l worth rs to ST.
Rich Dollar Brocades for IS cents
Heavy Wide Striped selling So cts, late price s125
The whole Silk Stock reduced in proportion.
DRESS GOODS.
All the Rich All Wool De LANES reduced to one.baI
and twO-thirds the former price Good Styles at 25 and
SO cents The best 75 and 81 goods so and 62 cents
All the RAW SILK PLAIDS selling for 62 to rs cts
reduced from 81 and $l.1zl per yard.
All the best Wool Plaid Cashmeres reduced to 62I sold
lately at 81! cents.
Other styles all Wool and Cotton and Wool selling at
37I cts, late price so to rs.
C4SHMERES, DE LAIN ES, &c.
81! and ~ cts Cashmeres and Persans selling at 2Oa25
% and 25 cts De LANES, selling shilling.
One shilling De LANES selling at 12l cents.
Good III cts De LIines selling at 10 cents
One case Superior 10 cts Prints, at 81 cents
Best Hamiltons, checos, and Merrimacks at cents
Superior two shilling French Prints, at Ii to 20 els.
The balance of the LADIES' and Chlire FRANKLIN and
Portsmouth Hosiery at % cts per pair.
10 doz. good Socks, at % cts per pair.
ENTIRE STOCK OF THREAD STORE GOODS,
such as Hosiery Hoods, Sacks, Caters &c &c. &c. for
sale at 90 per cent below cost
IS dcz. IS cts Kid Gloves at 81 cts per pair.
$50 pieces Flannel, at greatly reduced prices
10 pieces good Wool Flannel at I2l cite per yard
Purchasers will find all the goods advertised above
with thousands of others, to comprise of the best
Bargains offered in Worcester
CUAMUERIIN RApNARD & M