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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-12-12

few days ago we heard singular account
of a Western merchant. 1t seems he had
been but few years in business, and upon
taking an account of stock, found that his
profits had been, as his ledger showed, some
100000; in other words, that bis indebted
ness was $4,000, and his assets $50, 900.
Wishing to replenish, and elated by his great
success, he went to New York, represented
his great skill, and on the strength of it
bought some $4,000 worth on credit, and
returned home. A few weeks afterwards he
was back again in New York, proposing to
compromise for forty cents on the dollar.
"How is this !" said his astonished creditor;
ga short time ago you were worth $60,0OO."
'Why,' said he, the fact is, "my book keeper
made mistake. I was osoiig $4,000, and
had only $4,000 assets" The"phelinks"
of those creditors can better be imagined than
described. ID Mississippi paper
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ENGLISH ELECTION EXPENSES. - An alb
stract of the expenses incurred by Mr.. Card
well and Mr. Thackeray, at the last election
for the city of Oxford, England, has Just been
published by Mr.. G. P. Hester, election au-
ditor, from which, it appeared, that the total
of Mr.. Cardwelrs expenses was E785 lis lid,
and of Mr. Thackerays ES3l It's 9 d, the lat
ter having spent G46 5s 1od more than his
competitor, and finally lost the seat into the
bargain
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Price Two cents
G5e 4aiIp spp.

THE FIRST Twenty YEARs.-Liye as long
as you may, the first twenty years form the
greater part of your life. They appear so
when they are passing they seem to have
been so when we look back to them and
they take up more room in our memory than
all the years that succeed them.
II this be SO, how important that they
should be passed in planting good principles,
cultiyating good tastes, Strengthening good
habits, and fleeing all those pleasures which
lay up bitterness and sorrow for time to come
Take good care of the first twenty years of
your life, and you may hope that the last
twenty will take good care of you.
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" p. r. U 3 $ E l.
Patent Mastlc Roofing.

We have bought the right Of making and vending Rus
ses Patent Roofing in the county OF Worcester, Mass
and Wndham aud Holland counties. We offer Ia the
public the best substitute Metal Slate Roofing, that
ever as offered before. cheaper and durable
Roofing cannot be found. Perfectly fire proof, and
dures the severity Of Summers heat and Winters cold
without melting or cracking This Roofing can b. put
with perfect safety boards, plank, tin or shngleB
steep or fat roofs 1t cemens itself TO the roof as soon
as laid, 80 there no danger Of its being blown on The
best judges who have It in use think II will last from
twenty 70 thirty years without repairs, for samples Of
which, refer to
y. !. MOODY, and HARRINGTON, Worcester.
4. p. CLARK North BrooAheld.
@. y. ALLEN, Millbury.
HENRY ohAI, sup'tWestern Railroad, Springfield.
al that have teaky roofs or In want Of roofing
will do well to cell and examine specimens Of the above
named individuals who have our roofing in use.
Post Office address, sAXBY, JOHNSON, q CO.,
Office and Mandatory, Foundry street,
nj dom Worcester, Mas
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A man named Jacob G. Spicker has
been arrested in Ohio and taken to Phiadel-
phia on the charge of being extensively con-
cerned in she passing of counterfeit ten dol.
lar bills on various Connecticut banks.
The Swiss consul in New York coun-
sells his countrymen at home against emigrat-
ing to the United States for the present, and
until the times grow better.
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A CLERICAL JoKB.-An Episcopal clergy
man in our vicinity, who rather loves joke,
was engaged to read the service for a brother
minister, and was hurrying to church little
beated. on Sunday morning. A friend,
struck by his uncommon speed, inquired
''Sir, why SO fast :" 'In order said he,
'that he 'oho rams may read Boston Courier.
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DESCRIPTIVE PARTICULARS.
1000 Gray Cloth Closks; at Dollars each
800 Superior Cloth Oloaks at At Dollars each.
800 Extra Cloth Cloaks at Dollars each,
450 Very Handsome Cloth Ooaks at Dollars each.
500 Excellent Black Cloth Circulars, Dollars each
500 Very superior Black Cloth Circulars at 10 Dollars
each.
600 supsrne Blach Cloth Circulars II Dollars each
500 Black Lyons Velvet Cl0aks, at rs Dollars each.
$50 Very superior Black Lyons Velvet Clcaks, at 80
Dollars each
1000 Beautiful Eewstyle Stella shawls at dollars each
1000 Extra Superior New Style Stella shawls, at 81
Dollars each
500 Very Rich Plush Borders, at Dollars each.
1900 Chenelle Borders at Dollars each.
600 Very Rich Chenelle Borders, at 10 Dollars each.
THE BUR DEPARTMENT
is REPLETE WITH EVERY NOVELTY
AND, As A QUOTATION OF PRICES
IN THIS PARTICULAR BRANCH
Is CALCULATED TO MISLEAD.
SUFFICE 1T TO SAY, THAT THE ENTIRE STOCK
WILL BE REDUCED TO ABOUT TWO
THIRDS THEIR ORIGINAL COST.
10000 Yards Of Black Cloaking Cloths.
100 Cartons Rich Trimmings and Gallons.
20 Cartons Guipure Lace.
IL Cartons Rich CToche Fringes.
TO Pieces Rich Black Silks.
20 Pieces Black Lyons Vevets.
THE WHOLESALE WARER00Ms,
STAIRS.
ARE ExLUs1ysLY SET APART FOR THE SALE OF
MATERIALS BY THE YARD,
30 that ladies desiring to economist purchase their
OVID materials, AID make up or get made their own
Oiaks at considerable saving.
BULPIN'S MANTtLLA EMPORIUM,
MI dtJy1 s6l Broadway, New York.
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DRY GOODS.
NOW is z FL e tt NJ e
- to make -
THE MOST OF YOUR MONEY.

In cosequence Of the present awful hard times we re
solve sell out entire large stock at 40 per cent be-
low the original cost. Our stock consists of
Elegant French Embroideris.
Muslin, Honison, Maltese and Point Lace ColarB.
Muslin and Camrbic Sleeves and Bands.
French OambIic, Muslin, Honiton and Maltese Sets,
Collars and Cuffs to match
large assortment Of the latfst style of Dress Trim
mngs, Velvet Ribbons Of all Widths Buttons, Bindings,
best Paris Kid Gloves Ct the incest shades large assor
Of Hosiery and all kinds of Fancy Goods.
Ladies' if yon wish to buy any Of the above goods,
small sum Of money will buy great deal
N. B.-We have just opened case Of Worsteds sin
gle, double and Split Zephyr of all coors.
WAXMAN Il HANS,
o22 diff I12 Main street, op. Waldo Block
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GENTLEMEys FURNISHING GOODS.

All our 81 and So Ready made Satin Bonnets we have
marked down to $3.50 and 225; all our $500 Ready
at 500; all our $500 Ready made Bonnets at Loo.
All higher priced Bonnes reduced in the pro-
portion. ~
RIBBONS, RIBBONS.
All our 15c Bonnet Ribbons at I2!c; all our Isc Bonnet
Ribbons al 15e; all &c Bonnet Ribbons 1Sc; all
our 25c Bonnet Rbbons at 2lc all our SOC Bonnet Rib
hens at 25
Better qualities in like proportion.
An our Real Honi,on Collars and Sets, French Muslin
and Cambria Collars, reduced Is per cent
AID GLOVES.
All our 1scKld alnves all coIors at 12Io; all onr 25
Kids at 1885, all SHE Kids at 25c all sac Kid
at CSC; every pair warranted
BLACK VELVET RIBBONS
1t is unnecessary to speak Of We sell as we have Sold
and our enormous stock is pretty well reduced Ev FRY
one who has bought has been not only satisfied, but
tonished at the bargains they have made
THOUSANDS OF PERSONS
who have bought are returning day after day for more
and people who have coming for what they have
seen. Ladies and gentlemen,
Ifyou have but little money,
And good goods you wish to buy,
should say, before you purchase,
Go to T. WARDS store and try.
1000 pairs Of cbidrens Wooden Hose at A. ct s, 10
l2Ac all Ladies' Cashmere Merino, lambs Wool and
Cotton Stockings reduced 10 per cent (23o Ribbed
Woolen Hose excepted) H.
IRISH LINENS
Selling off at25, %, 80 CSC per yard.
LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS.
1000 Linen Handkerchief at 4, 8, 6,S, TO- 12t 87ic.
LINEN SHIRT BOSOMs.
Another lot of those fine Linen Shirt Bosoms at 1871 49,
Is, 20 a STE.
We have sold over 800 Sets Brass Hoops at &c the SET
few lett.
Plaid and Jaconet Muslns awful cheap.
Every body knows that this is an age of improvement
the eit-Banks breaking, merchants cracking,
'haId timesn moneys and per cent. month, with
prospect Of still farther advance but under all these
circumstances you can buy Fancy Goods and Millinery
for the ready money, at
WARDS EMPORIUM.
25 Per Cont. Cheaper sham you can
SteaI shem.
Remember T. WARD & Co.'s great wholesale and re-
tail Fancy Goods Warehouse is the great Empo-
rum for trade no place like it in the
United States. Located at
Sc Main Street. Worcester. Mass.
Il, WARD * CO.,
ownars Projectors Managers ana General Directors.
decs d&wd
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CLOTHING, &C.


6 A NJ U Ell PA RK Err
at the old Stand,
1879 Main street.
Having purchased large Stock Of Goods for FAN and
winter wear, would respectfully inform the public that
MS stock consists of all syes Of French, English, and
American
PantaIO On Goods,
ameng which may be found large assortment of BLACK
D0EsKINsi A large stock of
velvet Cashmere, and silk Vesrings;
superior lot
CLOTH for out Of door Business Coats and large and
rich assortment of German and English
BROADCLOTHS.
For Dress snd Frook Goats; also fine assortment Of
CLOTH, for Fall and Winter overcoats.
as the subscriber does nothing but and
poys none but experienced workmen he trusts that this
viii be sufficient guarantee to those f there any
such) not acquainted with the nannerin which the work
at his establishments done As regards the fashion and
cut Of his work he has only to refer to the
friends aud customers both in city and county who have
for years been in the habit Of having their garments
made at his establishment. au24 diff
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INSURANCE.

81 UINCY MUTUAL FIRE INSUR-
Cd ANCE C0.-Incorporated 1 S51.
Available and Cash Capital,
100000,
Insures Buildings Furniture and Merchandise at Stock
Rates, and continue to pay Is per cent dividend
yea' policies, and so per cent dividend four years
policies at their expiration.
Worcester office in Mechanics Hall.
my6 dly s. A. ROWLAND Agent.
SLATER MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE
~ C0MPANY.-This Company continues TO insure
cotton, wooden and other manufactures machinery er
chandse Stores public buildings, dwelling houses, Goods
at Bleaching and Printing Works. and other property at
current rates Of premium.
DKEoToBs.-H. N. Slater, Earl p Mason, Royal Cha
pin, VIM A. Robinson, James II. Read John W. Lyman,
Joseph Carpenter Charles Anthony, Louis j. Doyle,
Daniel g. Carpenter, BENZ Thurston, Christopher S.
Rhodes Emmanuel searle, Providence; Edward w. Law
Ton, Newport Robert Rodman, North Kingstown H. N.
Campbell, Westerly Ellis B. Pitcher, Pawtucket; James
q. Chace, Valley Falls; Geo. G. Balou, Woopsocket
James S. Cook, Burrllville.
Office No. 10 Weybosset street. First Door North of the
New Post Office Building.
JAMES. II. READ, President.
IslMANUEL SEARLE, Secretary and Treasurer.
Providence, Dec. 10, 1855. dtf DIS
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TERMS OF PUBIIoATios.
DAILY PAPER.-F0UR DOLLARS a year, payable al.
WagsIN ADVANCE. All subscriptions discontinued at
the expiration of the term paid for.
WEEFLY PAPER.-Price TWO dollars year, 81 for six
Eonths, and SO for three months II PAD strictly in
dVanoe, $1,T5 cts. years single copies cents each
RATES FOR ADVERTISING.
The square is the space occupied by 100 words IL
ines solid 'NOspariel" type, being just inch in
eDgth
One square, one day SOC; days 75c three days Sill
four days j week $780, two weeks 81 5O each
subsequent week 75c three months So (netl six months
$40 (net); one year SIG (net).
One half square or less one day 40c; two days 6Oc
three days 75c one week S1 two weeks $5; each sub
sequent week 4oc; three months $4 six months 81;
wear $40
Discounts will be made upon six months' bill at the rate
Of 10 per cent on $40 is per cent @ rs per cent
$50 80 per cent on from 90 to 49, 90 per cent from
IS to sl00.
''Yeary advertising" at S25 per square per annum,
changeable not oftener than week But yearly sd
versers will be confined to their ordinary legitimate bus
iness advertising. and to the ordinary style of display
All other advertisements from them will be charged at the
usual rates.
WEEKLY
One square, week 75c; three weeks 81; each after
aseItion 2oo SIX months So one year So One hali
advertising" in weekly except by special contract.
Discounts will be made the above rates in the same
ratio as advertisements in the Daily.
SPECIAL ADVERTISING IN ETEER PAPER.
Messengers notices Sl,5o; Assignees notices $780,
Executors Administrator notices OF gppoltae0t
$l,50j Probate notices, ordinary FORM s1,25 All other
legal notices 5 per cent advance from ordineTy rates. or
Sl25 per square of IL lines charge for this descp
tion OF advertising being less than 81.
Special Notices so per cent in advance of the ordinary
rates.
Notices of Political and other meetings and conventions
will be charged at the usual advertising prices.
Religious notices, cards Of acknowledgements from oler
gymea and the like, SOC per square.
Marriages and deaths gratis. Notices of funerals Csc
All obituary notices additions of any kind to the
simple announcement of deaths andmariages charged
the OF rate of SC a line.
ALI transient advertising, and all from abroad unless
accompanied by satisfactory local reference, must be
paid for in advance.
From and after this date the above rates Of advertising
will be rigidy adhered to-
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In order to raise money,
FOR THE NEXT THIRTY DAYS.

We shall offer the above large stock Of Fall and Winter
Dry GoodE, with splendid and unbroken assortment in
every department, at unheaTd of Bargains and Runous
ly low prieesi with lhe following EXTRAORDINARY
INDICTMENTS, 10 customers from The country, for the
next thirty days
All persons coming from the country and buying as
many dollars worth miles they come, their fares to
and from Worcester will he paid byus Thus-persons
coming five miles will! be expected to buy SIS worth
goods; those coming ten miles $40 worth, &c, &C. Or
those buying fewer dolare worth than miles they come,
will pay the proportioned part of their fare.
Thuspersons coming eight miles and buying So worth,
we will pay ave-eighths Of their fare, &c. &C.
Below we give you list of some Of our bargains
We cannot specify them all here but to give you idea
of what we will do; enumerate few.
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STANDARD AND MISCELLANEOUS
B o o X S.


AT REDU CED PRICES,
FOR THE NEXT THIRTY DAYS,
At the old stand of e. Baker & Go. 1s4 Main Street
Worcester.
The undersigned having purchased Of r. Baker 4 Go
their Splendid and extensive stock Of
BOOKS AND STATIONARY,
At large discount from the original cost proposes In
consequence of the stngencv Of the times and for the
purpose OF reducing the Stock, which unusually large
for the season. offer for the next Thirty Days, the
reading public Of Worcester and vicinity opportunity
Of supplying themselves with choice reading, at dis.
Of from 10 80 per cent from former low prices
which have characterized the sales of Messrs a. Baker
& Co.
very large proportion of this Stock Of Books was
laid Ia from the
Recent New Y Ork Trade Sales,
and the selections generally of the newest editions
by popular Authors The whole having been bought
at discount, will be sold advertised
Call early and secure the best selections.
VIM. II. SANFORD,
MA div 1874 Main street, next to Briney Hall
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GREAT ATTRAC TION
&~ FOR THE LADIES
Peremptory Sale of large and elegant Stock of
MILLINERY and FANCY GOODS.

MRS. e. ID. WARNER
Having taken the Store No. 04 Main street. offers for
sale her large stock Of Millinery and Fancy Goods at
great reduction from former prices. They will not be
undersold under any circumstances. Her enumeration
Of particular goods will not be entered into at this time,
but she earnestly invites the attention Of purchasers to
the prices Of every article in the store It being fully
sidered that nothing will be necessary insure speedy
cure.
n. B-A comparison with other goods and prices, sre
spectully solicited. sep4 DIFF
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REAL ESTATE.

ACiJOI IBJ1 al II.
ENoR SALE ~ THIS CITY-A Lotin south
, worcester, near the Catholic College, containing
seventeen acres Of good land veil dspted for small
Farm About three acres in wood o. 20 years growth
and the rest is in tage pasture Apply at this of
fee. dit deo
- FOR SALE-A neat Cottage hoasq IN a
.ii neighboring town. centrally ioratsd which rents
S for twelve per cent the cost will be sold low or
exchanged for small place ia this city or vicinity Ad
Dress * Y At this office dtf dcel
81 FOR SABE.--A small Farm. ia Worcester
ii miles from the Post Office containing
.2sis4.of choice land new buildings. SC An omnibus
passes the premises twice daily For sale cheap Terms
easy. Inquire Of 7. NJ. LAMB, 275 Main street
sep1o diff
d. FOR SALE.-A beautiful and very we'll
I built house, Of two tenemeots with lot, For sale
RAeheap, oecsuse the owner is going West Cali At
the premises, No. Elliot street. au2o dtf
- FOR SALE.-Tyo Houses situatsd on Vine
5 street, viii be sold on reasonable terms, being de.
49, sirous ofdsposing of the property having bust
ess IN another part OF the country 10 any one in want
Of real estate the present offers favorable opportunity
For particulars, enquire of P o. R0URKE, Ward st.
Worcester Sept. 81, 1857, DIFF
- FARM FOR SALE Situated in the
s northerly part Of Millbury, two miles from Ar
k2sAmory Village, two from Quinsigamond, and four
rom the City Hall in Worcester 1t contains lao acres
Oh land divided into moving pasture, tii2ge and wood
land, The orchard consists Of than five hundred
grated apple trees producing the choicest fruit; Also
pears peaches and grapes, in abundance The buildings
oNSAy
HES barn, recently built so by 40 feet, with cellar
under the whole carriage house, Sheds &C. Pure soft
water brought by aqueduct to the house and barn If
any object to lead pipes for culinary purposes tn ere
well Of excellent water with the sold oaken bucker Con
neced with the farm, milk route, the business Of
which exceeds 500 per MONTH To DESTROYS OF
engaging in the milk business and the growing of fruits
and vegetables, this place unsurpassed in this vicinity
being well adapted to this business, and its proximity
the city will afford ready market for its produce.
For further particulars inquire OF A. WOODWARD, "a
Broad street. Boston, of the subscriber on the prem
Uses. J. L. W0ODWARD
Mlbury, Sept. 20, 1857. eod&wtf s2s
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BOOKS, &C.

NOW READY THE MOST Thrill
Nv LING BOOK OF THE AGE.-G0 OFBEY'S Thrill
ling Narrative Of the last Grnnel Arctic Exploring Expe
dition is search Of Sir John Franklin BY VIM. c. God
Frey one Of the survivors, 800 pages and so Engravngs
Price in paper 80 cents; cloth binding, 81.
From the North Western RertebO -''rhs attempt to
take the life of VIM. G. Godfrey which law, human or
divine, can justify, fortunately for Dr. Kane, over
ruled When in former Arctic expedition its leader
shot erocous Indian of his party the world viewed it
as an act Of stern necessity and personal saety but God
Trey was neither mad man or enemy; he had march
ed 20 miles alone, in the most dreary and coolest part
OF the Arctic Ocean, tn bring fresh provisions to his dying
comrades, without which, Dr. Kane admits they would
have persisted"
u Every man. woman and child should read this
thrilling Narrative Of Godfrey's suferngs. For sale at
D. KIMBALL 4 CO.'S,
o2S DIFF II Market Square, ProYidence, h. 1.
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NOTICES.
AT THE OLDEST ESTABLISHED
Intelligence Office,
IN WORCESTER,
Help can be obtained free ofc rye, during the Hard
Times
c. ELLIOT,
236 Main street, up stairs two doors at the right.
nl2 d9m
NTEW INTELLIGENCE OFFICE, AT
~ 2S6 Main street, up stairs.
The subscriber having been duly licenced to keep an
Intelligence Office win be happy to atten promptly to all
business entrusted TO him. %.
Housekeepers wishing good help, will be supplied at
short notice.
Persons wishing to hire or let eneents or to be pro-
Ola dT L. BUGBEE
~ o r s A L e.
A FINE CHANCE TO COMMENCE A MERCANTILE
BUSINESS IN THE WEST.
general stock new and well selected goods and lease
of the store for two years. in the county of of the
best counties in Wisconsin The is of the best
located 10 the place. The town contains about 600 in
hhbants is located in perfectly healthy region entirely
free from the usual epidemios Of the West be
shown to the satisfaction of any Merchandise of all
description, brings good profit, and large amount of
goods is sold go back from ten to fifty miles into the
country. The town has, also, large amount Of water
communications with the country around it, and has rail
road communications with Chicago.
The will be made favorable, the present oWners
wishing to retire from the business.
ANY inquiry addressed to "A A. Worcester Post Office
shall be confidential, and receive prompt attention.
au24 dtf
ESSONS IN WING.
He who makes education his stock in and has his
own mind for his principle store house. usually makes
good Investments himself in financial crisis
and has common collateral security.
In view of this the subscriber would state that he Is
prepared to give lessons in Mechanical Geometrca and
Linear Perspective drawing. J. B. GREENE.
No. SO Front street..
Having confidence in the abilities of Mr.. Green as a
Drsughtsman, we recommend him to your patronage.
OF diff e. BOYDEN, Architect.
s HooL OF EsIG N.
EX IRA CLASSES.
An EVENING GLASS will be commenced
Monday, October, I 9th,
For the accommodation of those who cannot attend
during the day.
Children from to IA years of age will now be received
at $40 per year.
WEDNESDAY, and SATURDAY Afternoons particu-
lar attention will be given to those preparing to teach
drawing.
n n I. E e9aRS9S' Principals.
Worcester, Oct. IL, 1867. DIFF o13
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DOMESTIC GOODS,

Embracing every article which family may want.
Bleached and Brown oottons, 64c.
Yard wide Bleached Cottons, fine &c.
Yard wide Brown Cottons, fine, Q.
White Flannels, 1910.
Nice all wool Flsnnels, 25c.
Red and Grey Twlled Flannels, heavy, 25c
White Toilet Quilts, SIPS.
Marseillies Quilts, all sizes, frem $1,75 to 500.
Machine stitched Linen Bosoms, from 10 to zoe.
Brown Linen Table Covers, 25c.
Bleached linen Table Covers, s74c.
Wool Blankets, $780,
Embossed Table Covers, rs.
Ribbed Hose, Csc.
sarsanet Oanbrics, 64c.
Brown Crashes, 64c
Tickings Denims, shirtings, Napkins, Doyes, White
Linens Table Damasks brown and bleached, &C.. &C.,
&C., at astoashingly low PRICES.
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DRESS GOODS.


In all styles, and the latest novelties
Blue and Brown Polka DeLaines, only 121c
DeLsines in other styles, only 121c.
DeLaines, very lateststyles, only one shilling.
Fine, PRINTED Persian Cloths, only zoe.
Valencia Plaids, only 12tc.
Valencia Plaids, extra quality, only zoe.
Valencia Plaids, super quality, only SOC.
DeBeiges, only Sc.
Manila Cloths, 12Ic.
Good American Prints, Gle.
Best American Prints, fast coiors, 8 c.
English Prints, Ioc. Patches, eic.
Thbets for 80, 62l, and 75c.
Lyonese Cloths for 12l and csc.
Black Alpaecas, 25c.
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DAILY FAPER-FUJN UUbLAbo q ytaFi p8y 10I0 or
WagsIN ADVANCE All subscriptions discontinued at
the expiration of the term paid for
WEEKLY PAPER.-Prce two dollars years 81 Tor Six
onths and SO cent? for three months. II paid strctyn
d7anoe $1T5 cts. year; single copies cents each