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THE CoMPAGNIE LYoNNAIsE,

No 81 Boueruyd des Capueine, Pcrs.
SILK sftFFs LACE,
Novelties Of different textures ready made articles,
Printed Muslins, India and French Cash
meres.
TTyIIIS house is the most highly recommended In
France considerable establishment in Europe not
ouy The of lis manufactures aud It's extern
sve sales by ganddI ebd extent Of Its wareroo having
entrance In
Three Different Streas
Tho Compagne sell but articles Of their bda
fc bringing purchasers In direct relation with The
manufacturer, enabled TO offer them
GREATER ADVANTAGES
than other establishment
July 30-2aw2w
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amount Of dividends that the company may declare from
sales leases Of is lands, any source Of revenue
other than tolls for the transportation Of freight and pas
sengers
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ECONOMY ECONOMY
Look to Your interest

Look to Your interest.
NTOW is the time to lay in your fuel for the
winter prepared to sell WOOD and COAL cheaper
than any other Of the year.
Weekly receiving large shipments white gray ash
the approved in the country carefully pre-
pared for cooking ranges crates and furnaces
Also HICKORY OAK and PINE WOOD Of the most superior quail
iies SEASONED EXPRESSLY
DAILY EXPECTED
large supply CUMBERLAND COAL all Of which will BIO sold at
the lowest market price
Orders will with prompt attention. Coal and
delivered the city by teams free OF cart
age.
kept 4o pounds ton carefully weighed
by a sworn weighcr.
7. ]. & W. NJ GAIT,
Office northwest 18th and streets, No. 547,
One square south Pennsylvania
July 24-1m
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS,
ben. A Il. A. whitIock a Co.,

Ben. a Il. A. whitiock a. Co.,
l3 Beekman Street corner Of Nassau, opposite the Asos
House,
pRoparEToRs OF THE PREMIUM CHAMPAGNE oRfMANr CABINET
VMPOHTERs of Cognac brandies for druggists and
sns use from otard Dupuy, Co., Hennessey pine CAS-
p Co and OF the highest reputation and sole pro-
po q The sndes in the native proof and nAyor Of
Cognae, viz
Vineyard Of Chateau Bernard,
IAqueur des champs dor,
Superior vineyard, yieux Cognse
Also
Exclusive importers Of the
old Royal Hollands
Burgornaster Schnapps,
And several sherry MADEIRA &c 80
Ales porters, and cigars direct from shippers
CHAMPAGNE, cREaIANT
BM&EA w tho exclusive Of this wine and
are in receipt Of shipments regular packets thoe who
NAV trial TO do under their guarantee that
viii be superior caey Of flavor and quality amy wine az
present imported
BENZ n whtlock,
Edwid A. whitlock, $1,000. !. -
Fredk J, fla rerstick, BEN T. A. Whnloh %
Oliver W. Dodge, M
Henry Cammeycr,
May 26--ly*
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dulles AND INSTRUCTIONS FOR THE CAV
IN, airy Light infantry hc United States pub
authority tho Department q War One volume, 1884
habound in calf and containing ESQ Of letter and IS
pages engravng Price 81 published So or 81 SO the vol
Is TO be prepaid by mail.
Aug 10 FRANck TAYLOR
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ARTICLE VIM.

The six hundred thousand dollars advanced by f. p.
faiconnet TO the Mexican government for the Sloo grant
shall be paid by the company in its bonds such terms
as may be agreed and the company will reimburse H.
self out OF the share of the Mexican in the
net profits as provided in said Soo grant
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American Gothic and Brass Foil Roofing.
INVENTED BY EUGENIo IATIlIA ARCHITECT NJ s. A, &c.
nESIGNS made for concrete churches, Villas cot
tages and farm buildings Once, Gohca, near ehnlpaqna
Westchester county; New York
June l7--dG
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Mutual Life Insurance Company OF New York

Mutual Life Insurance Company Of New YORK.
Trinity Buldag, III Broadway
rINHE assets of this company amount TO nearly FOUR
DOLLARS, and entirely cash, Of which G'ree mt
i sir invested bond and mor'gaeo
city and State of New York valued NJ ne mat
lions Of dollars.
profits, already amounting million STE hafeo
thouand the properly OF tho policy holders
TERMS
application and pamphlets giving information sup
Piled applying at the Office Of the company agents
FREDK S. WINSTON, President
ISAAC ADBATT, Secretary. faN
SHEPPARD ROMANS, Acnary
MINTURN POST, NJ d., Medical Examiner.
90 ly*
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M 0RM0NISM its Leaders and Designs BY John
wi Hyde formerya Mormon resident OF salt Lake
City. vol, with portraits 81 20.
AugS FRANcK TAYLOR
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william GPandin,
uotNsiIoRATIAw
AND UNITED STATES COURT CLAIMS COMMISSIONER,
Ne 70 Ffanhlin street, Nno fork
Commissioner Manc Hampshire Vermont Connecticut Rhode
island Pennsylvania Indiana, Michigan, Iowa, Wis
consin Kentucky Tennessee, louisiana, Ala
bama, Mississippi, Georga,
Florida; &c
Kansas Nebraska Minnesota fine United States Territories
Tensions, patents, and bounies speedily obtained,
All kinds successfully prosecuted,
Special attention paid TO Court OF Claims business
May 26-6m
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Details Of The G'oodrood Races.
HALIFAX, Aug 1.-THE French horse "Monarque
won the race The English horse 'Ruseber second
oFisherman'' third lPror' was the fifth, and 'Pri-
Dress" the sixth
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A MEXICAN neutrality-suspicious. new illus
IA ratod Hand Book Of American Travel with careful
parts Of the OF places and scenes
original drawings by the author and other artists Price 50
free on receipt Of SO % in stamps otherwise
Tho American Anglers the edition.
beautifully illustrated Price 81 so mailed free receipt
In stamps.
slavery Ordained by God. BY rA Ross, D. D. Price 81.
On sale by TAYLOR a MAURY
i Bookstore 9th
Aug T--3t
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We would ca attention to the card of VIM Grandn who
the Territories and also commits
tho United States Court Of Claims Colonel Grandn Is thor
oughy with with tho departments NJ
Washington and the practice Of the United States Court of Claims
(Ncp Fork Daily Neacs,
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100. 900 shares.
ARTICLE vi.


On the conveyance to this company by said trustees Of
The said rights in said Garay and Sloo grants in accord
ance with said deed Of trust the board of directors shall
Issue to said trustees the aforesaid two millions of dollars
oil full paid stock for the purposes of said trust and said
stock shall be considered in all respects as If paid in
cash. and the execution of said conveyance said board
directors shall further issue to ssd trustees for the pur
poses of said trust the eight per cent bonds of the
Pmy for million Of dollars, payable ----. That
portion of said bonds which, under the provisions Of said
trust to be used for the payment Of the debts and liza
Utilities contracted under the Soo grant shall be appro
piated TO the satisfaction Of such debts and liabilities
the parties to whom said trustees are, by the terms of
said trust required to convey the same in the exercise of
Their sole and uncontrolled discretion may think proper to
pay it being distinctly understood that this company
umes the payment of debt whatsoever contracted by
any company, person, persons, under either the said
ooo or Gay grant except is provided in the Sth art
Gle Of this charter
ARTICLE
NO dividend shall be declared before the railroad is
onpetcd The company shall not derive net revenue
greater than is per cent from its tolls; and whenever the
eps from tolls shall exceed the amount required for
o maintenance Of tho road, the payment Of running
ensc and dividend of Is per cent per annura, there
o DC mable diminution of the tolls, 10 keep
dividends down to is per cent. per annum at most
'HN article shall not impose any limitation on the
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ARTICLE X
Emile Iasere john M Bell Alfred Penn W E Starke

Emile Lasere, John NJ Bell Alfred Penn w L. sarke
Lionel @, Levy, J. l.. Warner j. w. Burbridge, p O.
Hebert, and Duncan H. Kenner shall compose the first
board OF directors until the first Monday in May, 1883
The elections shall be annual and each subsequent board
shall be elected ON the third Monday Of April of each
year. and enter the discharge of ts duties the first
Monday Of May following No shall be eligible as
director unless he owns rs shares of stock
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AnrIcLE TX.

The business Of the company shall be conducted at lis
Office IN the city Of New Orleans which shall forever be
and remain its donice. by nine directors Of whom at
least seven shall be permanent residents OF said city
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FURNACES.
TIME ATTENTION of the community generally,
and Of builders particularly, invited to the Keystone
lately patented by J. d. Green Of Philadelphia.
persons Interested solicited TO call at store and satisfy
superiority this heater all others
successfully the principles Of combustion been applied it,
struon although presents raang surface Of hundred
nifty square thirty cent less coal than any
heretofore manufactured
that experience OF thirty the
could suggest has been applied the production Of the
Heater and propreors feel assured that for efficiency
and economy of use, 1t is unsurpassed.
SHELLEY & GUY,
No. 800 Penn. avenue, bet. 10th and 18th sts.,
Exclusive for the sale OF the keystone
Aug 5-T&Th2m
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DERSONS desiring copies Of Colonel Forney's new
paper PRESS obtain them evening before
O'Clock at Camps Pennsylvania avenue near ~ street
opposite the Post Uhce Mr. De Camp receives
monthly subscriptions.
Aug IL
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REAL EsTArE.A two-story house, containing five
rooms, situated in square 49, fronting twenty eight feet
Seventh street. between and M running back
hundred and sixteen feet to wide alley sold yeser
day afternoon at public auction for 81, 200
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MISS BRooKEs ENGLISH FRENCH BoARpING AND DAY
School You've LADIES. Miss Brooke's High School
for Young Ladies is located at Seven Buildings No 1873
Pennsylvania This excellent institution will be
reopened for the reception of pupils Monday the 4th
of September next With the view of promoting the best
interests of her pupils Miss Brooke has limited their
ber in consequence of which those who desire to obtain
admission requested to make early applications.
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LIQUOR CASES Several parties have been fined by Mr.
Justice Smith, of the third district for selling liquor
Sunday. Yesterday morning Samuel Adams made to
pay fines amounting to $40 80 in consequence of vending
alcoholic spirits contrary to the provisions of the corpora
ton ws-s2O l6 for selling in less quantities than
pint, and $50 Ii for selling Sunday. +. Brandncr
was also mulced in the of $21 II for selling on
Sunday. Mr. Brandner has asked for appeal to the
circuit court, the ground that the liquor sold to
Justice Smith.
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REsrKor 10 uE LATE Bx-MAroR Towms.-'The city
councils were convened yesterday afternoon la accord
with the request of the Mayor who communicated
the following message
MAYORS 0FFICE,
Washington August IL, 1857.
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Arrival ola United States Vessel.
New YORK, Aug. l2.--The United States storeship
Supply from Rio Janeiro, has anchored below.
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ESPECIAL NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS Those
themselves Of the cent discount 70 be
made the 18th day OF September and who
incident tho crowd who usually In wait
ing at this during days the expiration OF
mc by calling for their bills ata earlier day
JAMES f. HALLIDAY,
,uy1o 1uif Collector
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PENALTIES According to the watch returns of yester-
day, drunken and suspicious person sent to the
workhouse for sixty days, and another arrested under
suspicious circumstance and for being out after
hours, was sentenced for the same period. But the
third colorod individual, who merely 'drunk,
committed for ninoy days! From this 1t would appear
that when, in addition to drunkenness and for ''being
out after hours ''s,picon attaches to such unortu-
nates the offence is lesscncd Judging by the abovem
toned terms of imprisonment!
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CoSrLAGRATIoN. all the noise, the shouts Of
and the ringing of bells included the great illumi
nation, midnight, on Tuesday produced by the
burning of enclosed BOOTH Centre Market square,
occupied sales days by vender of fancy goods But
for the remen the flames would probably have extended
to the market house ITSELF and devoured the lettering
structure -moss-c ovcred-green with age
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Thus in four years. hove decrease of exports to
Great Britain of 1895, $50.
While exports 10 the United States have increased
S904S,372
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TIM LATE CHARLES SoRAN.--It is proposed to publish
the poetic works of the deceased. They of varied
character, evince than ordinary talent, and will
afford opportunity to the reader of spending time very
pleasantly in their perusal
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The WASHINGTON ART ASSOCIATION. The following sub
scrpons in addition to those which have already been
published have been made for the purpose of aiding in
the erection of building for the of the Washington
Art Association H. G. FAINT $50 Messrs. Henry Janey,
Philip C. Riley, S. p Hoover G. Hall, and s. A. Elliot
s25 making total of SIS DIR. Stone who has charge
of the collections states that his success has exceeded
the expectations of the association.
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DISSOLUTION of CoPARTNERsHIP
Entire Stock purchased at ian immense
Discount.

We would respectfully inform the ladies of Worcester
and vicinity that have purchased the entire stock
VIM Locke s: Co, No. Lincoln House Block Main ST.
Worcester, at immense discount from first cost and
have added to it about $50, 600 worth of
NEW SPRING GOODS
Just purchased the late Great Auction Sales in Boston
and New York all of which we will offer for the next tb
ty days at prices that cannot fall to suit the most eco
nomoal.
During the whole OF our business career it has always
been our intentions to offer the choicest Goods at oer
prtcesthan ct any other House, and adhesive assure YOU
we viii continue to do So We will be supplied with new
Goods every day. have experienced purchasers in
the market all the time and being connected one of the
largest Dry Goods Houses in the country we receive all
two profits
We sell all our for cash, and therefore don't
make paying customers pay for bad des In short to
make our place business resort for the shrewdestapd
closest purchasers as well the most fancfu and par
tcuar, where every lady may be sure Of finding all the
styles of choice and fashionable goods alwaye at Tess
prices than at any other store
Our Goods will be skoWn freely, and no one uOiH
be urged 10 purchase againt their lcilE. i
ca eul peru al of the following prices, and visit to
cur store will convince every one of the truth of our
statements, We will sell
yds good Ginghams, worth 124 cents for OF.
g Scotch Ginghams worth II cents, for TO-
/" Fine French Ginghams, worth % cts, for 12l.
Case Plain Black DeLaines worth II cts, for Ct.
Cages good American Prints, for 6!c
" Pacific, Merrimac English Prints, for sixpenee
/" Fine English Prints, 1Oc
" New style DeLaines, 124c.
Hamilton and Manchester DeLanes, I2lc.
" Figured Alpacca, 12lc.
Striped and Plain Pcpin. worth 25s, for 124
" Black Alpaca, To-
g All Wool Figured Delaines worth 5Oc, for Is.
Case Blue and Brown Polka Spot DeIaines one shil-
ling.
Case good DeBeges, only sixpence.
$4,000 worth Black and Fancy Silks at two-thirds the
usual price.
Gases Bleached Oottons, 64e.
A Beached Cottons, worth 10c, for 124.
+" Fine dwight Cotons, 10.
Bales Brown Cottons, Ct
Toilet Quilts, SIPS
Brown Linen Covers, only 25c.
81 Bleached Linen Covers, very fine, only 100.
5000 Linen Handk'fj, only 64c.
5000 Linen Doylies only e4c
Fine sheeting Linen, slightly damaged, SHE.
1000 Stitched Shirt Fronts, only 17c
Red and Grey Twillsd Wool Flannel, 2bc.
Fine White Flannel, &c
Fine English Patches 6lc
Checked Cambrcs, Book Musiins, swiss Muslins, and
all kinds Of White goods, at onehalf the usual price,
1000 Cashmere Long and Square shawls from auction
ltlsss than half price.
As it is impossible enumerate every article in our
stock, suffice to say have every article usually kept
In first class Dry Goods Store. Ladies' the goods have
been puf Jhased at immense discount from The drsl
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A STUB & TO LET.-Inqui,o.of
"a u. PRATT
j22 diff q s1aip Street

A STnEs ;, 7,f, F.E,rg, i rr,,i,s.of
"a Ii. PRATT
s-V577, = /, a, =. y :. -, "a, -7----
81 cor - y =, a ~ 10 LssE Two large
ia 80 etis 49, o. ~ IN ny, ~ e'oI IuLn-
rooms a Horse Power Machine saws, Na,ahine Machine,
and ohr machinery for making boxes or any J1bbiog
the most reasonable terms. For further particulars in
quire Of A. EATON 233 Main Street Worcester or ~
LARD WARD aud J. o. FRENCH, on the premises.
az an
W ~ - ~ SSt55. 70 s~e4A e y IS y sSfs"
= ~ IN y : y - y y = Pm ats ialliJ tSO
I 9iLse minus WaiA rom t"s Wy Hai Apply az NO
1lLlsH stltty ou.s 81 mems
Ep OoMS no g.F-In Clsrl's new Bi05s. one
Ea. front Room secon story with sre-proof safe
Also. one on the Third story. Apply to
az If WG. g. CLARK.
S~sTe9Ey ~ -r--SY = y,,s, 7r,,roo ss, - 80 -
- bIcct ~ s,,,ttt.,{.s 80, ~, t1 - ~. =, M
sale or reajI business Viii he e} on s,,Ijcti 70 = II
M ugEv one a. 3 y, ,,s,, n
M 4 paj,sss pI(.l 0' u L. - 5.s.s ASN'
I577957-- - - : : -
W ats.1 . icons "a ,,l tSgST'' 8 sew Bndjng
- Loh5 'e7nisnt 81 hhehen, sitting Room,
ParloT, and Bed Rooms, on OAK Avenue. Apply
g. MARTIN.
sENO LE'E-Three good relemeuts. inquire Of
A. THAYER,
= Gn 2ls a2in street.
FEvO RENT-A COTTAGE H0uSE near the Ju0c
Il ton P. @ BACON
DIS diff
F8Vg} & IA 7F-IED6TNG IET0WS far voI1n1 mon
Il at NO. 6 E!.a street, oprosis. Lincoln House
oS ~
EVEN EN1 ENT 10 il ENT-Containing eight
n rOoins on Carroll street. Inquire Of y. f. ADAMS,
summer street dtf milo
TTvG5 p n N77TTg1 TAM s IS ~ 75--i,,,r-, @.
in the second house from the corner Of Pleasant st.
Possession given on tie first of April Applv to
GEa n s, CiJRTTS
Real Estate Broker
. rs DIFF TTnio, giact
S--17---z,--,
FENO LEE.-Atthe FUNSTON OF lain and Southbridge
for manufactnrine Boats or si, Psssion sven ~
the lst of january Also STORE in Sor,,s MOI, a.
ed for and recently occnpad u ,,r,ce~,- I5asSas
giyea innediateIy Tncrirf ~ n g eTnNE
al de- -
5-s7v51- = -
W LIE r. a convenient, genleei and spacious Ten
e,enS IA 0Iahi'e nov" On NAN sire et formerly oc
SupiSu W filldn Sehisoh Asq ana now IN me occu
patiol o fIosssoF ha1on. smGH PftOaf Tamtfy wH
rFgt''ea as tenants '0'R fess re o. Also, 10
q anil
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Onlllibuses

ABILLBURY STAGE leaves the Bay State
I'VE House at 10 80 A. NJ, and 4,30
Loayes Milbury at A. NJ, and P. NJ. diff j6
M EW WORCESTER q LINCOLN SO
o NJ N / 81 TT 8.
CHANGE OF TIME.-Monday, Dec Is, 1866.
Leaves New Worcester,
At %, 50, and 10s A. NJ, and lA 81, 81, and % p M
Leaves Lincoln Square,
At 81, and IL, A. NJ, and q, AS, and $50, P. NJ
Leaves Harrington Corner at 9, z. NJ:
Leaves Harrington Corner, for New WorceS er, min
utes after leaving Lincoln Square.
SUNDAYS.
VIII leave New Worcester at 10 A. NJ and u z. NJ,
returning at the close Of meetings.
" Fare each way, 9 a cents.
NEW AND BEAUTIFUL RELIEES.
~ From Designs by the great masters, REUBEN and
RAPHEL.
j. CHRIsws DESCENT FROM THE CROssg de-
signed from the original Painting in Antwerp by Reuben.
IL THE FLIGHT INTO EGYPT, designed from the
original Painting, by Raphael.
Each one fitted into beautiful frame, for parors, &c.
The Subscribers guarantee to furnish the above works
Ut art at prices much lower than they be furnished at
Ia any of the cities in this country or Europe,
w. ID. FENNO &c SON,
-.- DEAtns IN --
WATCHES and JEwKLRY SILVER WARE, COMBS,
Optical and Mathematical Instrumentsi Guns,
Pistols and Fancy Goods,
mch7 1e0 Main street, Worcester, MAYS. dGwIms
E o w p l. r X
Gold Pins, Far Rings and large variety Of Ornaments
or various kinds too 70 mention all Of which
will be offered a. extremely low prices, az
FIsK GODDARD,s,
1876 Uunion Block, Main street
flo du Worcester, Mass.
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LUTHER COLBY s. COMPANY.
mcu1T d5t&w1t

FENO FARMERS.-MURIATE OF LISE.-The
n high price of the special natures, guano &c, first
ed to the composition OF fertilizer which should com
bine all their good qualities, but who price should place
it within the reach of the poorest cutiyaors of The soil
The increased demand Of last season, together with the
voluntary Testimonials Of many vino have proved its eff
cacy leads the manufacturer to believe that the object
has been obtained in the murate Of lime aud has Undue
ed him to extend the facilities for its manufacture 1t has
been tried upon almost every OF soil, but is generally
adapted to Cereal Plants Grass Corn, Whea &C, Grape
Vine, Corn potatoes Tin relation to Rotas preserVaty)
Ruta Rsga, and Turnip Of all kinds, Beans Peas and all
pod bearing plants lis effects in destroying the worns
and other insects its great value of the Apple Tree also
its effects on Grass Land, producing better crop the
third year than the frst in wood being permanent
in its effect whereas Guanc has to be applied every year.
will be forwarded any address, and all orders by mail,
accompanied BY the cash. punctuay attended to- 1t is
sold the following Fixed prices-For les than 10 bbs,
$1lO per Dbl; 10 bbls 81; bags Of $50 lbs at
S74 cents per bag, for 10 bags Less than 10 81
EACH delivered any depot wharf in Boston Charles
town.
Also for sale Rockland and Oyster shell Lmee.
JAMES GOULD, 10 State street, Boston.
mch13 d&w5w
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ENCYCLOPEDIA OF WIT AND nU-
" NOR, edited by WILLIAM E. BURros, the talented
Comedian with six hundred enBravings Of original de
sign and artistic execution, with elegantly engraved
portrait on steel Of William u. Burton.
This Is not a book for a day-it is for all timeD library
~ Itself for the lovers Of mrth Not line offensive 10
delicate minds will be admitted ava the list Of authors
furnishing the contents will exceed "a number and value
that Of any other work ever offered % the public.
For sale by D. KIMBALL Il CO., ~ Market Square,
Providence sole agent for the Sste u Rhode Island and
WocrAer FOR The above work. for Benton's Debates Of
Congress, and lvinys life of Washington dtf mchl3
SHELL COMBs.-we have received some new
- md very pretty patterns Of Shell Combs fresh from
the manufacturer, very reasonable prices.
COLEMAN n PUTNAM
mchl7 dtf Corner Of Main AMI Foster Streets