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ATTENTION, OLD SOLDIERS.

4 LII my old friends for whom I obtained Bouni-
"A Land IN less quantities than l60 acres arc
hereby informed that their names and a memo nm
dum OF tier time is on my Book, 50 that their de-
claTatl'rs for additional Bounty Land can be MADE
with facility. Many Of those who failed 60 Obtain
land for want Of time, entitled 10 100 acres and
can obtain the same by calling ON me.
seameh, Ordinary Seamen, Marines, Clerts,
Landsmen, (of the Navy Wagon Masters, Team
STEERS, &c, sc, in any war, will find n TO their sd-
vantage TO call or send their cases TO me.
Advice gratis 10 those soldiers, seamen and wd.
ows who are unable TO pay.
Refer 10 any honest man in washington.
JOHN ID. CLARK.
Agent, No. 527 Twelfth street west.
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U ADVERTISEMENTS should be handed
in by IL O'Clock, NJ, otherwise they may
not appear until the next day.

jon PRLNTING.-The public are in
formed that We sre now prepared to exc
cute job printing In all its varieties, from
cards, ball tickets, &C., to (show billy
posters and book work, as we'll and as
low as at any other Office in Washington,
and with equal dispatch. Give us call.
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VISITS TO EUROPEAN CELEBRITIES, BY
" DR.. sprague, 81
English, past and present, by r. c. Trench, d. D.,
author of "The Study of Words;n 75c
Treatise ON English punctuation, by wilson. Third
edition, enlarged, IL mo. 81
Ashton Cottage, or the True Faith. illustrated Coo
Hope Campbell, or Know Tbyself, by .Cousn
Kate,
Catholic and Protestant Nations compared m their
relations TO Wealth, knowledge and Morality
BY Rev. N. Rousell, with an introduction by
the Rev. Baptiste Noel, Of London. l vol
Signs oil the Times, past and present, by DIR. Cum
ming
The Daily Life, or precepts and prescription, 70,
Christian Living, by Jno. Cumming, ID. n 75c
Cummings Scripture headings, viz: Genesis, EGO.
dus, Leyiticgs, Matthew, and Mark; each 75c
Memoirs OF John Frederick Oberiin, doc -
Harper's Story Books, No. 5, Pianck, or the pb;lo
|sophy Of Tricks and Mischief, small 4to.' ISl
op.,25c. GRAY 3 BALLANTYNE,
PV " f0s ssvsnthH.
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BONNETS-BONNETS.

MISS S. ]. THOMPSON is now prepared 10
vi furnish Bonnets OF ever, description at mode
rate prices, and is constantly making additions 10
our already large and complete assortment. Ladies
about purchasing would do well 10 cal! and exam
Inc our stock, sure they cannot fail TO be
suited as regards either style, quSlity, or prce.
Our stock OF Gloves, Hosiery and Fancy Goods u
complsie and worthy II attention also.
HUTCHINSON MUNRO,
$40 Pa. ave., betw. 9Th and 10Th SITS.
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ODD FELLOWS HALL.
4 a y II Z Il III O L ID AVS.
STANLEY'S
w ESTERN WILLIS

ohANg NATIONAL. PANORAMA OF TIE
INDIAN AND HIS COvNTRY
on ehnlniuon This Evening, tEas,er Monday,) and
Tor onlV few days longer in thit civ
Afternoon exhibitions for ladies' and ehiaren n,
Tuesday, wednesday, and THURSDAY, "a commr,cs
al 81 O'Clock. Evening exhibitions n TX o,cIoet
arrangements are making 'Or all the Children Of
the Public schools 10 see the Western Wuds
Admission Is cents-ehildren half price. .na
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CPRING STYLE STRAW BONNETs. HATS
y and Flats, Flowers and Ribbons of every -
description, selected with great care, together ~
with every variety Of Millinery goods; also, IT.
good assortment of Fancy Goods, Perfumery Gloves
Hosiery. All Of which will be sold low for cash
Silk, Lace, Blond, Grape, and Lawn Hat, ready
made as made to order at the shortest notice. andin
the latest Partisan style. Straw Bonnets and Hats
bleached. Forsale, new set of Fluting and Crimp
ing machines. WIN. p. SHEDD,
ap9-eo3t tOrgan1 500 Eleventh street.
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SPRING FASHIONS.

MRS. LANE, Bridge street, between Conrres,
w and High, will open on Tuesday, the s-
10Th instant, most extensive assortment ofS4 II
MILLINERY, consisting Of Lace, Grape and 10
Silk HATS, including Straw Of every description,
with large assortment of French Flowers, Ribba.
&c. MRS III
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NOR HIRE-Two NEGRO GIRLS AND ONE
L Negro Boy, l9 years Of age, Of excellent charac
ter and Slaves for life. Enquire at this Office.
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MILLINERY.
MISS III. NJ MANN

Successor to the Misses s. ]. s. NJ HaE
McGan, Bridge street, Georgetown 5k}X
Twill open her carefully selected stock Va
OF French MILLINERY and FANCY GOODS. on
Saturday next, 18th inst.
Wanted, Millinsr who is thoroughly acquainted
with the business. Wages no object for a compe-
tcut ndnu. 9tS
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MANTUA MAKING.

MISS MARGARET DYER respectfully announ
INl ces 10 the ladies of Washington and vicinity
that she has just returned TO Washington. and in
tencs to resume her former business, and solicits
the patronage of her former frieuds. No 22I Pa
avenue, between Fourteenth and Fifteenth Sis
p9-2 aw3ws
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u There were 1872 deaths in PhiladeIphis
last week; consumption, liz; smallpox, 3.
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e EcGlapd imported 9o,5ls, 533 pounds Of
tobacco 10 1854, from which she received
EeTeIGs VI &4,6lS,47S, .i H..
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NEW STYLES FOR MAN

WE open this morning, April g. our large and
~ beautiful stock of Spring and Summer MAN
,lLLA AS, and respectfully invite the attention OF
the Ladies to an exama alton of the same befnre
making their selections, feeling quite sure that from
the extent and variety OF assortment they cannot
fail to be suited.
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FIRE COMPANY.-THE
49, members of the Franklin Fire Company
are requested I'd attend called meeting. at thrir
Engine House, TUESDAY EVENING. April 10Th.
by order of the President:
GEO. r. CROSSFIELD,
ap9-1 Secre,a,v
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0ST:-oN SATURDAY EVENING, between
Lkev McLain's and w. A. Bradley; an enameIled
and Gold Watch Chain, with pencil attached Ths
hnder Will be literally rewarded by leaving at This
once or Dr. Green's, c st., between Sd and AZ.
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M AN SERVANT TO HIRE-A YOUNG MAN
vi slave, of most excellent character. indus
trous and faithful, accustomed TO act as house ,ey
want, will b: hired such. He would be ouite
competent to take charge of a horse ana carrfage
having been raised in the country, and being famil
iat WIN hofses. Enquire at No. 459 Tenth street,
meet sue, oetWeen ID and SITS. ap9-ea3ts
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GRAND VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL
Concert of Sacred Music
FOR THE BENEFIT or
X VIA ND rUz DEF

II =
TNHE CHOIR attached TO Ryland Chapel will s.s,
Il Concert of Sacred Music in the Church a.
ING next, the 10th instant. They will be assu,f
by several ladies and gentlemen well known a,
their musical aitammens.
The Concert will be under the direction Of Mr.
GLENROY. Prof. SChEEL will preside at the p
anoiorte.
Concert to commence AZ O'Clock.
Tickets as cents 10 be had Of the members NJ
the Choir and al the door of the church on the eve
ming of the Concert. ans,
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foreign diplomatic circles here, and they are
seldom wrong in their opinions upon such facts

foreign diplomatic circles here, and they are
seldom wrong in their opinions upon such facts
a Clerical Appointment Darwin G. Smith,
of Ohio, has been appointed to q first class
olsrkship in the Pension Office. Salary, 81 200
year.
Another Clerical appointment Caleb
8. Butts, of Cleveland, Ohio, has been ap.
pointed to LIST class 1900 per snnum)
clerkship in the Pension Bureau.
Transactions in the Treasurer's Office -
The following are tho transactions of the
money branch of tho Treasurer's Office for
Saturday, April7:
On account of disbursing officers
Received-6 deposits ...........S6l,0l 6 03
Paid-3S checks on 16 accounts. 1928 So
Recsived-For trans
Ter drafts. S3l 900 90
Received-For other
deposits 70 90
Paid 8 drafts. 40, 1908 "a
The Current Operations Of the Treasury
Depar!rent.-On Saturday, the It'll April
thers were of Treasury Warrants entered on
the books Of tho Department
For the redemption of stock...... 1889 IL
For paying Treasury debts. 80 65S SIS
For tho Customs. ............... 81, 1853 n
For covering into tho Treasury
from customs. ....:...: ,s12,s 500 90
For covering into the Treasury
from Lands: .....:..:........ 74,osS 81
For covering into the Treasury
from miscellaneous sources.... 6 "a
For tho War Department. 5000 O3
For tho Navy Department. Ill, O2l 90
For the Interior Department. 800. I63,433 So
For repaying for the Interior De.
partment. .................... LII Is
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TO THE LADIES

MRS. M. PIERCE will open, on Saturday, Aprh
wi 9Th, splendid assortment Of SPRING -
MILLINERY, TO which the ladies are invi
ted 10 call and ex anime
No. 494 Eleventh street, between Penn. W
avenue and z street.
All orders promptly attended TO.
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<STHE MONUMENTAL CLUB HAVE
~ the pleasure of announ ing 20 their friends
ard the citizens OF Washington generally that their
INST Annual Ball will be given Csrusis Saloon on
the 25t day of April.
Particulars in future advertisement
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ROSE BUSHES, &c.

THE planting season being al hand, a splendid LOT
Il Of perpetual blooming ROSE BUSHES, on Their
own roots, Pears, PIums, Cherries, Apncots, AP-
pies, Grape Vines, Strawberry PLANTS, and Ever
greens, may be had al the Washington Nursery, 5h
street. between X and New York avenue
ap 5-6ts M. GRIfFITHS.
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MEMOIRS OF THE COUNTESS OF BLEA
WI sington, by Il. X. Madden, NJ. r. 1. A., two
vols FRANCK TAYLOR.
APT
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X I'D GLOVES.-We have Just received another
h large lot Of those fine Kid Gloves al SO cents q
pair.
Call and Get good supply.
WALL & STEPHENS,
3@2 Pa. avenue, next doer 10 Iron Hall.
ap6-3
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DOSE COTTAGE WALTZ, composed by Z. T
III Jackson, Principal Musician Sixth Reeim nj
United States Infantry. An easy and pleasing
Waltz, just published and for sale al the Music De-
pot OF HILBUS & HITZ.
ap 81
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SSOIREE DANSANTE PROF. II. w.
~ MUNDER will give another one of his de-
lIghtful Soirees on WEDNESDAY EVENING, the
III tn instant.
Ladies that have been In the habit of visiting
these Soiees are politely solicited to invite their
friends .n7Ea,
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A LII STRANGERS
"A visiting the City should see Hunters Cats
ogue OF the CurioSties Of the Patent Office Also.
his Description Of Powell's Great Picture.
feb 23-3m-
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FLOOR MATING.

FLOUR MATTING.
HAVE now In store large stock OF Chinese foOT
Il MATING of superior quality which am sell
ing al a very low price, having bought il in New
York very early in the season, il being among the
first lots arriving and will be sold without regard
the advance in the price since.
Mating put down at short notice in the best man
ner. l.. f. CLARK
Paper hanger and Uphrls,erer,
24s Pa. ave betw. lot and 18Th sts.
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" NAi1oNhL GREIS, ATTENTtON.-You
q a arr hereby notified TO attend special meeting
III OF the Company on MONDAY EVENING,
" " the 9thinstant, at ~ O'Clock. II is earnestly
requested that every member of the corps should be
puncual in his attendance business of tine utmost
importance Will be submitted for your considera
uon Let not member fail in his attendance.
By order: JAS. STONE Rec SEC
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NLOCKS. CLOCKS, CLOCKs!-Ifyou
" want good Clock, warra nted to keep time,
call at the store Of j. ROBINSON
$40 Pa. ave., orpo. Browns hotel.
apS-dlm
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NAVAL HISTORY AND BIOGRAPRY.-AL-
IN lens Battles CT the British Navy 2 vols, Lon
don
Sketches Of the last Naval War, from the French
ct Capt. La Graviere, by the Hon. Capt Plunketi,
Royal Navy, vols, London
vol, London
Burrows Memoirs OF Admiral Sir Sidney Smith,
z vols, London. FRANCK TAYLOR.
app
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INC ranking Privilege not Disturbsd-
Our friend Of the PhiIadelphia Argus ia In
error in the following paragraph which We
clip from his journal:
"PRE-PAID LETTERS.-It ought to DO dis.
unctiy understood that postage on all letters
10 any part OF the United States, must be pre-
paid. Even letters to members Of Congress,
or on any business with the Departments, or
to members of the Legislature, all of which
have heretofore gone free. or the hostage
| charged to the Department on the State, must
noao De prepaid or they ,ciH not be sent"
The ne" postage law in no manner abridges
the ranking privilege-the right to send and
rees'Us letters and packages, not weighing
over TWO ounces, free in the mails. Nor under
it, is it obligatory to refuse to Transmit
letters addressed to the Departments in
Washington without prepayment of postage.
eueh letters, as well as those of members Of
congress, may be transmitted as heretofore
As explained in another paragraph in the
Star OF this afternoon, letters addressed to
members OF tho Pennsylvania Legislature
may also be sent as heretofore, under the ar.
rangement by which the postage duo on then
i'paid out Of tho State Treasury.
The Authorization Of Cuba.-We conclude
that Mr. A. Z. Dodge will be instructed to de.
mand of the Spanish Minister of State, a cat
sgorical answer as to the purpose of thai
Government with reference to the future O.
slavery in Cuba, This impression prevails il
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The Current Operations OF the Treasury
Departrent.-On Saturday, the It'll April
thers were of Treasury Warrants entered on
the hnoka ~ ths Dana rtr, ANT
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belief that the parties referred to above repre-
seat 1t covIsctly-the one (the Times and its
eOnfreres) insisting on their view, and the
other generating in the public mind the i'm
preston that such representations as those of
Times are correct.
There is not word In all the Soule corre,.
pondence recently published to justify the
idea that those in charge Of the Government
here have at any time for an instant contem.
plated seizure of the island, or its obtain.
ment otherwise than by and with the free con-
sent Of Spain. There is, we know, much in
that correspondence showing not only that the
present Administration are bsnt on faithfully
carrying on the policy of every American Ad-
ministration from Mr.. Munroe's time to the
present day, of obtaining Cuba when it can be
hOnorably and fairly obtained-but also show
ing that they Qhe American Administration
are keenly alive to all the many difficulties
which threaten to defeat their purpose of
making the acquisition peaceaJly and with
SPANS consent when it shall be made.
These difficulties may be briefly summed up
as follows, viz: the pertinacity with which
Eogland and France endeavor to interfere
against US in our affairs with Spain. Next
SPANS almost unaccountable blindness in re-.
fusing to come to some arrangement by which
all new questions in issue with us may be
promptly disposed of-may be settled before
they rankle 60 as to make the two nations al
war in heart, if not ostensibly at war with
each other. And, next, the apparent det or.
mination of large class of cur own people to
involve the United States in war with her
SPAIN if possible. That they the Admin
istration) arc keenly alive to these difficulties
Is apparent throughout the published corree.
pondence in question; but not line is to be
found in it from which a sensible and unpre.
JUDGED man, who knows the history of oul
affairs with her, SPAIN and Of the successful
efforts Of this Government to put down fill
clustering, may draw the conclusion that the
present Administration entertain the purpose
OF directly or indirectly violating Spain!
Iights-not line, not word.
Ii, under Providence, the peace between
Spain and the United States be broken, it will
be by and through the in triguss of England
and France, whose open interference agains
rs in afi!s on this side Of the Atlantic can
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Price Two cents
Glothirln.

CUSTOM TAILORING ESTABLISH.
~ MENT. THOMAS T. SMITH. Cntter Tor The Iast
three and half years with VIM. H Hudson takes this
method OF forming his friends public generally
te ne mas taken Chambers in Clarks New Block where
he intends to carry the Custom Tailoring business in
all its branches, where all who favor him with call can
rely on his best endeavors to suit them
Entrance No. 25T Nam street DIFF mva
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l.. HOOD, Manufacturer Of, and WHOLESALE and
~ retail dealer In ali kinds Of Mattresses Feather Beds
and Feathers, which will be sold cheaper than at any 9TH
or establishment In thi city also, larger assortment
Of new and second hand Furniture Crookery Glass Ware,
and House Furnishing Goods, than be found in any
other place in this county which will be sold extremely
low for cash. Please call and examine before purchasing
elsewhere
NJ d. Cash paid for second hand furniture at the
hortest notice. j. H. HOOD.
Worcester, Aug, 10, 1855. 232 Man street.
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~ III; - CARRIAGES.--A. TOLMAN
M tE6lN> CO. have 80 new CARRIAGES
SRTE>fSsSA for sale. Coaches, Carryalls, Phaetons
NN----&k--Tcp Buggies, Chaises
- Alec, secondhand Carriages, 10 new Harnesses
An assortment Of Trimmings.
Harness, Patent, and Top Leather.
Paten enamelled Cloth Axes, 40. London elastic and
Common Varnish without adul.eraon. We have applied
EVcrett'a Patent COupiing,"
10 that four wheeled Carriages may be turned round III
half the space usually required and easy Of 10
messengers We believe this the best improvement that
HAS been made for many years.
We are Agents for the sale Of shop and sngeirghts
No 10 and n Exchange vi. dawu
~ oUr, 700 hhis ro..i al, A.. 49, -, ~
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Real Gstote.

o. FOR SALE.-THE SUBSCRIBER s,,s
III; offers for sale two story House and Barn Ek
1ss with about II acres OF Land, situated 49,
West Boylston street, IL miles from the Court House
The above place of the desirable locations in
the county of Worcester it is the line of the Worces
ter Nashua Railroad, within short distance Of the
Summit station This place would be good Investment
for doing business in the city, and wishing to live
short distance from the centre as land is rapdy rising
in this section. is also well calculated for gardner
the land being under high state of cultivation, and well
adorned with Fruit Trees and shrubbery. The House is
25X32, 15x20, with Wood House attached the house
contains rooms besides enys and closets Barn 28x35
with Cellar under the whole There is also well Of never
falling water brought into the house The buildings were
built l-2years age, in modern STYLE aud in thorough
manner Moreland can be had if desirable Terms easy
For further particulars inquire Of NJ LAMB 275 Main
street, or of the subscriber near the premises
o. FOR SALE.A DESIRABLE SITUATION
s on queen street, near the residence of s. H. Gel
4A ton. The House is new and convenient, finished
In good style 22x35 feet, with cellar and woodhouse,
supplied with durable soft water above and below The
above estate affords good opportunity for any one
wanting homestead in of the heahiest parts of the
city The Lot measures 60x10 feet 1t will be sold on
very reasonable TERMS at most of the purchase money
can remain a mortgage.
II the above estate is not disposed Of at private sale
previous to October GOTH it will be offered at auction on
that day, at o'clock P. NJ Enquire of
EZEKIEL DANIELS,
SIS dtOct2O III Main street.
EOUSE-LOTS.-F0R SALE in the South part o
the City, TWENTY-FIVE eligible Building Lots
containing from 5000 to 40 900 feet each
The above lots are all within twenty rods Of Main-St,
on elevated ground, command deis hul views and will
be sold on very liberal terms.
= Also large quantity of Gravel, Loan, and Cellar
stone. Inquire of HENRY II. CHAMBERLIN.
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E4NOR SALE.-13h Acres of SUPERIOR LAND
Il on Mlbury Avenue, beautifully located gradually
eopng to the West and South containing about three
hundred Fruit Trees, of different varieties mostly young
and very thrifty VIII be sold easy terms, or it might
be exchanged for other property in the City
Also about TWO ACRES of Land at stSunny SldeiI
the most desirable lot to be found in the City.
For particulars, inquire of G. c COLEMAN
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EAL ESTATE BROKER.-The under.
= q signed has taken Office at No. 81 Main street
where he viii be happy to meet any persons DESTROYS OF
purchasing building lots, FARMS those having Real
Estate which they wish to exchange for property
Any person, DESTROYS of purchasing exchanging Real
Estate viii find for their own interest to call on me- at
my Office between the hours of 81 o'clock A. NJ and 81
O'Clock L. M.
N. B-Money will be furnished to purchasers who wis
to build. BENJAMIN WADSWORTH
Worcester, July s. 1855 div
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TgNO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN,

Less than year since the undersigned purchased Of
H. LyERoRE his stock and trade in this place. and with
our card, gave his as follows:
"CARD The subscriber being grateful to the public for
avors extended him in years past having disposed
of his Book and Stationery Business Messrs O. BAKER
Co.. would cordially recommend them to The patronage
Of his friends and the public generally.
EDWARD LIVERM0RE.
Worcester, Oct 2, 1855.
1t will be by Mr. Liyermores card above that the
Undersigned into possession of his business at his
Old Stand 1874 Main street, with the intention Of prosecut
ing the
Book and Stationery Business,
Having extensive acquaintance with this particular
branch of mercantile transaction well as familiar
knowledge of Books themselves we trust we shall be
able to meet the wants of the classes in the conn
munity who ocure Books, from the chd's c. to the
most profound scholar"
This, with card, printed in the Worcester AL.
manac and oherwise the notice that had opened the
Store ut No Worcester House Block. Soon thereafter
sold interest there and passed into the hands
of striving against adversywe not moved
call business naturally coming to Nov, the case
stands otherwise Mr.. Lvermore has fit to reopen
business again in Worcester, at the above named place.
We not willing, therefore, that any business naturally
falling to us shall go hence We have striyen to merit
suciencV of trad to give fair chance to live both by
keeping good stock. and by Offering the same at lair
rates. The right only ask and for this purpose we
make this appeal to the justice of mankind
in this community. q BAKER Il co.
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