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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-02
COTTON.

After the departure Of the Africa the 18th inst the
bsoyancy Of the cotton Market which reported In
our despatch Of that day maintained until yesterday,
when the tendency Of prices sensby checked
without however, any apparent cause, and the market
closed very dull at about the quotations OF last Friday,
and with sales Of about fifteen hyndrcd bales mostly Fast
india descriptions The sales FOR the past three days foot
up 500 bales OF which spectators and exporters took
100 bales We Quote
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THE VERY LATEST.

nv TELEGRAPH FROM LIVERPOOL TO SOUTHAMPTON
nrom the Liverpool agent Of the New York Associated
Press
LIVERPOOL, Wednesday, Nov ls-2P. NJ
despatch from London, just received quotes Cousols
Am at seIs sos for money, and 90 for account
The Battles news from New York Nov. T. did no, be-
come fully known tai this afternoon and 20, its effects
have not been developed
Our cotton market today opened rather quiet but steady
The demand for breadsiuiis does not improve.
IIvrprnot Nov 1g
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LONDON TUESDAY EVENING, Nov. 17.-SrGAR-There Is
Q complete alteration in the market to-day almost every
one seems disposed TO take favorable view, par
cuary the trade who buying freely and the advance
about a. per cw from the extreme depression OF las
week The following the particulars OF the auctions
Manrtus, 1873 bags black 29s to 30s 6d low 10 good
brown, 33s. 36s hne as; mddlng yellow, 4os. 10
ais Bengal $40 bags good bright yellow Baly, 46s TO
49, good white Cossipore, 54s Sd. 10 1s. Privately
$50 hogsheads Of West India have been sold, and OF
Cuba Porto Rico about 900 hogsheads a 36s " AS
for brown to good yellow; 1880 boxes Havana at 36s
10 Ais cd. and $500 bags Maurus at So TO SIS. per
cw 400 hogsheads Moado have also been taken at 2ss
per. cwt
RICE, Coffee, AND SAITrETRE-There were no public
sales and the markets very dull and inactive.
TAiIow.-The taow market has been very HAT 20 day,
as having been accepted Tor the year ass to 3D. for
January March, 49s 10 Cd for March only closing ra
MGR nrmcr
IIvsRrooL CorroS M,RKEr, SATURDAY, Nov H-Thcro
has been an improved trade demand for cotton today
and the sales exceed 900 bales Prices the turn
against the buyer, and much less offering
MONDAY, Nov. l6.-For cotton to-day the demand has
very MODERATE and the sales do not exceed 600
baIesl 900 speculation and for export Prices are
barely up 10 the quotations 81 last Friday.
TUESDAY, Nov. live have TO report very Hat cot
market the trade operating with uncommon caution,
and the sales do not reach 500 baes-2oo for export
Prices IRREGULAR.
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5000 600 wq nSrd. or roo,.
To be sold for cash.
SOLOMON HART,
No 243 Broadway,
Have determined, In consequence n The present monetary
arrangement, TO close ont TIM balance Of the
Stock a
Curtains of Bfocael,
Tapestry reps,
Plain
Satin deaines,
Worsted and German damAsks,
Made and put up at prices to suit the times .
They would especially call attention their select stock Of
s Paper hangings.
Wishng TO keep their
Workmen emy Dyed
During the winter they win contract To paper and decorate
Private dwellings at cost prices
Their stock of
Window shades
Comprise every variety and style, which must be
ClOaed
Before Janua l. previous removal TO their store
Without regard TO cost.
Lace and muslin curtains,
Cornices and fixtures,
IS per less than the of importation
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
PPLLEToNs
N Illustrated
RAILWAY GUIDE,
For December
vol. limo, Dss pages
Price twenty. i've cents
Containing
One large steel plate map,
Seventy separate maps,
An index of photographic stations
The latest time tables,
Through routes from the Eas, the West, with maps;
Interesting reading matter.
traveller should he without this railway guide lie can
he will station, what place he
ia coming 90: the he should take The volume will
be excellent OF Willing time
on Journey; besides being excellent Of making him
self familiar with the geography OF the country through
d. APPLETON Co publishers
SAC an 34s broadway, New York.
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OFFICE OF RECEIVER OF TAXES, NEW COURT
" House, 81 Chambers street, New York, Nov i, 1857.
Notice hereby given that cent will be added the
LIST day OF December all remaining unpaid also
per cent will be added the 18th day Of December Checks
and bulls on city banks taken Envelopes containing
and bills not received. No money received after O'Clock
WILSON SMALL, Receiver.
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LOST AND FOUND.


7 osT-oN BOARD TIE TOW BOAT NIAGARA, THE
IL person Joseph Bbrook clothed in flannel jack
et green pair pants with sandy whisEers common
% ND note. Bana
Si% ' may Be- sen, ss' 70 50 coianic street Albany
Broome street, New York GEok6s BILBRook.
osr-IS THE ACADEMY or MUSIC ON MONDAY
VIII be suitably rewarded By leaving the once Of no
Brevoort House.
7 osr-cHEcx on THE BANK or THE REruBLIc.-
ene ss Sr ssna sc ah' ~ enaorseS erea ss
count Geo ssiiereen and cened having been los, the
syeaaioDed srsin. nrsciisiIns rsceving The same
d check 70 Geo Nh sstrise o Pine street
r osT-rS A FOURTH AVENUE CAR ON FRIDAY,
II The z,h MI pair e opera ss,ses sses and Of large
. , nc sr ha odfrey Union square Pn. once "
= osr-IT TUs AcApEpy or Music. ON MONDAY
IL evening poSse.book eoniainng sum q money also
shse q whes h seen a s nos
which All forbid buying OF negotiating in
any as ss Isnaen w po and
West street ship ohandery viii be suitably rewarded
7 osr-A SMALL TOOTH SAFE KEY, BELONGING TO
b reward by returning the the cce Of the Asor
Place Hotel, 753 Broadway, NY.
AsTROLOGY.
IN crxrs~ ~ @.IRyoy aSCE-NRs HAYES ron
~ mcry Of Chambers street and recently from Spring
Thousands know that Mrs Hayes s the hos, seeing
sidence s Rooe street Elizabeth and Mott sta
Satisfaction given, charge made.
IN SPRING sTRrET.-CIAIRVQFA SKY
IN MUuR he celebrated medical and business clair
yoyan i'm Amsrka diseases discovered and cured. IN
errtnr advice The fate and whereabouts ~ ao
eeut friends known, &c Satisfaction Gray
hair restored 10 It's original color without fail.
A NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. LANE CAN ne CONSULTED
n about love marriage and absent friends she els All
the events OF life Elizabeth street Grand lsies
Is cents gentlemen 80 cents she causes speedy marriages
A srRoLoGy.-NRs rLEURy, ss BRooME STREET,
N giyes true information all Of life by the glass
the planets questions business marriage,
absent friends by magnetism She speaks French hng
lish and German.
woNDER.-THE Gypsy WOMAN CAN RE CON
N tulted all events Of life past present and future
Full satisfaction given. Fee 80 cents The gypsy has Sc
which will cause speedy union charge extra fhe
gypsy without exception The only person that can give
lucky numbers. 4is Canal street, near sullivan
MILE MARGUERITE LAMAREOUx WILL UPON RE.
lvl ceipt OF % cents continue 70 gives
true picture Of past and future events and VIII nd
a daEuerreotype OF future wis husband by enclosing
specimen Of writing also lock 81 hair Address Win r.
turn stamp Nile Marguerite Lamareoux broadway fose o.
zee, New York
A(IsS A. W. SNOW. THE CELEBRATED BUSINESS
M clarvoysnt by the urgent solicitation OF her friends his
consented during the winter her residence No
rcene street No T. second floor. She will md an
sen, friends lost stolen goods advise business give De
lnealions OF character, &c.
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DRY GOODS, De.
A n PER CENT BELOW COST.
III Great reduction in
CLOAKS, MAkTIILAS AND FURS.
The subscriber IL prepared 10
Closc his
Fan and winter stock Of
Cloaks, msntlas and furs,
Al retail,
CASH,
4oper cent below cost prices.
WM b. MACKENZIE
19l and 296 Canal street, Hrandredth building.
OOl BULPTNa GREAT SALE
600 pinsh bordered shaw1s, at ~ dollars,
5000 rich chenille do, ate dollars,
800 extra supeYdne do, ats dollars,
VIII be added TO the sale Of this week.
GEO BULPIN,
8l broadway.
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OFFICE MANHATTAN OIL COMPANY, l6 BROAD.
~ way, New York, November 4 lS5-The stockholders of
Mis- company hereby notified that in pursuance of vote
Of the directors meeting of the stockholders will be held at
Me office OF the company the first Wednesday in Decem
Der next at II oclock NJ. into consideration and ef
feet desirable reduction Of the capital three hun
bred thousand dollars giving to all shares thereafter equal
Niyen John @. Mallory, VIM. Pollock, James NJ Motley,
Daniel II. JONES. Directors.
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AsTROI.OGY.

A woNDER.-THE Gypsy WOMAN CAN NE CON.
"A suled all events Of life past, present and future.
Full satisfaction given. Fee 80 cents The gypsy has
cret which viii cause speedy union charge extra me
without exception the only person that can give
lucky nnmhers AlA Cnnal street. near Sullivan.
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AK BROADWAY,
40 aHAWI.S AND CIOAK8
large stock OF shaws of every description, including
many and exclusive styles reduced "
ONE HALF THEIR ORIGINAL COST.
Coaks In velvet and beaver select and elegant In STYLE
and made of the richest materials imported all reduced
W per cent in price.
Ladies' win fnd extensive establishment assert
ment Of
SHAWIS AND CLOAKS,
More varied tasteful than be shown In any
house In the United States. CHARLES STREET co,
z75 broadway
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WATCHES, JEWELRY, ~

NJ
Al great bargains for cash.
The subscriber Is now selling his stock Of
WATCHES AND JEWELRY
reduction prices being fully 30 cent less than
the retail prices.
Ladies' bracelets different xLD-usual price,
Ladies' bracelets Il do. IL
Ladies' bracelets ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. do. -
Ladies' br.sspins. ..................... do. IL
Ladies' breastpins. ...................... do.
ladies' earrings. Observation-Disclosures. 90. y
Diamond rings. 10 DO. ~
Diamond rings ...................,...... 10 do. y
Diamond rings. ................... Is do. -
diamond rings. 10 do. 100
Gold guard and chaieane chains. ~ do. ~
Gold fob and vest chains. 10 40
Gold fob keys and seals studs sleeve buttons finger rings
with seal rings plain gold rings gold wedding
rings gold spectacles and eyeglasses gold thnbes and
pencils gold ockets genemens breas,Tsns silver
spoons and forks silver poreonnaes and fruit knives nj
much less cost than ever before offered = r.,
Importer OF watches and jewery wholesale and retail
III Wall street, second floor, near broadway.
TEwELRY AND DIAMONDS FOR TY PER CENT LESS
81 than cosl-Louis Anrich jewery establishment 90
broadway doors above Amy street. Is now selling his
Of lewcry, diamonds watches, &C. AT 70 cent less
than wishing 10 buy presents for the holidays
will ind greatly 10 their advantage by calling al LOUIS
ANRICH'S, cs5 Broadway
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ATE BROADWAY.
no Great sale Of fine furs,
Regardless Of cost
Hudson Bay sables, Of ID. richest and darkest
In the United States
Mnks, In all qualities and shapes.
We have minks Of extraordinary quality royal err
mine every other description OF fur for ladies and chill
dren.
our furs all genuine manufactured under
pervision, and guaranteed.
Parchasers " II be satisfied both goods price.
CHARLES STREET a co,
AIS Broasf,yay
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THE SOCIETY OF ST VINCENT DE PAUL WILL HOLD
its first annual festival tor the benefit OF the poor ut the
City Assembly Rooms, Wednesday and Thursday, Dec
and Music by Dodworls band Tickets fifty cents each
had the Catholic bookstores also of the members of
the several conferences the Doors will open
Wednesday O'Clock r. NJ Persons cautioned against
buying tickets from spectators In the street.
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DENSACoLA MARINE BARRACKs-SEAIED PRO
posals will be received by the undersigned until Friday
9th December nett IL O'Clock for furnishing the materials
for four large buildings and enclosing wall
for Marine Pensacola orda Also for the
pener's and pasterng Plans and specifications
hbtad A. J. Magun's Office No. ~ Wall street. and fur
Their information given at No 5 Western Hotel
Satisfactory references and bond for the faithful compliance
Of the contract will be required. r. A. GIBBONS.
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BLACK SILKS.

We have added to our already large stock Of Black
Silks several pieces of English Grown and BishoG Swiss
Silks, which have given such universal satisfaction all of
which will be sold astonishingly low.
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SILKS, SILKS.

SILKS, SILKS.
In Silks we can beat the world.
Silks worth Soc, for 37t.
+" +" 62tc, A.
GO " 75c, {" co.
ALI our dollar Silks marked down to 75a,
All higher st Silks, and rich Silk Robes at proper:
ionally Low prices.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-08-24

ShawIs, CaPes and MuntiIIas.
We have an unusually large stock n this department
which must be sold at some price or other.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-08-24

DIED.
In Marlboro, 10TH of consumption, Dennis Wtherbee
aged a years.
In Milford, 18th, Emeline A., wife of Everett Cheney,
aged "a years.
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Err DAILY SIP Y...-.MO Nd Y, AUGUST a. 1851
DRY GOODS.
FSRR FIRST PAGE.

B-SRR FIRST PAGE.
nIsSOLUTION OF COPARTNER-
~ sHIP-The copartnership heretofore existing IN.
der the firm Of oHAMBERLIN, BARNARD CO., is
this day by mutual consent dissolved, Mr. Chambsrn
having renquished his interest," retlres from the bus
The business Of the late firm will be adjnsted at the
BENRY H. oHAMBERLIN,
LEWIS BARNARD,
GEO. SUMNER,
OTIS E. PUTIN M.
Worcester, Aug. 1, 1851.
COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE.--The sub
" scribers hare this day formed copartnershp for
the purpose of doing general Dry Goods business under
the firm of BARNARD, SUMNER & CO.. and having
bought the stock in trade of the late firm of Chambern
Barnard Coz will continue the business at the old
stand, 1911 Main street. LEWIS BARNARD,
GEO. SUMNER,
Worcester, Aug. I, 1857 OTIS e. PUTNAM.
A CARD --The undersigned, in retiring from the
h business with which he has been so long connected
takes pleasure in recommending his old patrons and
purchasers o. Dry Goods generally his successors and
late partners and feels CONFIDENT that the character Of
the store for fair and honorable dealing and uniformly
henry H. chamberlain.
N. b.. In consequence of the above change in bust
ness it will be necessary that all accounts due July 1st
should be ANNE diately settled
Those not paid the LIST of September, must be left
in other hands for collection.
s e IAL OTIC E.
The subscribers, referring to the above notice. beg
leave to inform their friends, former patrons, and
purchasers of Dry Goods generally that they intend to
keep, as heretofore, a
First Glass Dry Goods EAtnbIishnlent,
and will endeavor, by pursuing the liberal policy in
offering goods Of genuine quality at uniformly low prices
to meet continuance and increase the public con.
fdence and patronage that have been long enjoyed by
the old firm, and for which, they take this occasion
to express their most grateful Acknowledgements.
Having Ioag acquaintance with the retail trade
in Worcester County, and possessing ample facilities for
conducting the business, they promise to use all the
advantages, which their experience, energy and capital
affords them, to make their store popular for fair and
honorable dealing careful and constant attention to the
comfort and accommodation Of their customers and,
by offering at all times fresh and carefully selected
stock in every department of the business and always At
the lowest prices BARNARD SUMNER & CO.
Worcester, August IA 1857. diff
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MARRIED.

In Mendon, 18Th inst, by Rev. Gilbert B. Bent Mr..
Nathaniel R. George to Miss Frances B. Taft. both Ct
Msndon.
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ENOR SALE-A FINE CHANCE TO COMMENCE
E A MERCANTILE BUSINESS IN THE WEsT.--A
general stock and well selected goods. and lease
of the store for two years. in the county seat Of one Of the
best counties in Wisconsin. The store is one OF the best
located in the place. The town contsn about 900 in
hHbtants, ia located in perfectly healthy REGION entirely
free from the usual epdemics Ct the West as can be
shown TO the satisfaction Of auy Merchandise OF all
description brings good profit and large amount Of
goods is sold to so back from to fifty miles into the
country. The town has also, a large amount Of water
communications with the country around IT, and has rail
road communications with Chicago.
The terms 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
~
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CHARLES A. UPToN's.

~ OIA n HIS AZ UE ION' Be
To make way for Fall Stock, have marked down
entire stock offspring and Summer Goons it unheard
of low prices Among the goods that must be closed out
without the following
i lot Of White Grape Shawls.
lot Of Stella shawls, in all shades
100 Fancy shawls, in plain and figured.
A lot of Summer Silks.
80 pieces Of Muslin.
40 :" French Jacfonetts.
Balance of Summer s,ud for boys wear.
rs Parasos.
Berages and Tissues in gd and plain some very nice
Ohalie and Berrage DeLaines
10 ps: Berman Plaids.
Fringes, Hosiery Gloves Mttts, &C., together with
great variety Of other seascnabe goods Remember that
the plsce to invest your money in Dry Goods is at
au4 diff CHARLES A. UPTON,s
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AUCTIONS.
REAL ESTATE.

d. RARE CHANCE.-For sale or to
% Lease the Bay House at Nayatt Point with as much
land as the parties leasing purchasing lay re.
quire' The house will accommodate one hundred per
sons ard has been of the successful places in
new England. The business be extended to any de-
sired amount, by charging the house.
II is about eight miles from Providence on Narragan
set hay, has good and wharf connected with the
place with steamboat and railroad communication several
times day.
The furniture in the house be had at reasonable
rate if desired.
Also very desirable bu ldiDg lots situated near the
aooVe and bordering the Bay will be sold at reason
able rates in quantities to suit purchasers
Eor particulars and terms, apply t. address N +.
POTFER, No. 81 Dyer street.
Providence, July 20, 1857. diff au1
fssA FOR SALE.-A cottage house with one
iiI acre and half of land, situated on Sutton street.
-&AiA-in New Worcester. Apply to
au2l dtt BEAMAN DENNIS, Brickmaker
d. FOR SALE.-A beautiful and very well
,ii built house of two tenemelts with lot For sale
444Acheap, because the owner is going West Call at
the premises, No. Elliot street. au2O diff
ENOR SALE.-The house and land belonging to
H me, on Hammond street, Worcester. The house
was built in 1852 contains eleven rooms is conveniently
planned, and in complete repair. 1t commands a fine
prospect of the valley South and East of the city, The
barn is large enough for two horses and carriages The
lot OF land consists of half acre. which are forty
fruit trees most in bearing, with ornamental trees
and shrubbery. au12 d2wis EDWARD &. HALE.
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NOffCE.-This is 70 certify, that have given my
IN son, James h. Bacon, his time and shall claim none
Of his wages be responsible for any debts Of his con
tracing, aher this date. LIBERTY BACON.
Leicester, Oct /, 1865 au2l d1t6W2r
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Domestic and Housekeeping Goods.
Beached and Brown Cottons only 6tc.
"A Dwight Bleached Oottons only 10c.
Linen goods of every description, and every other ar
tcle in this department which family may want at
twenty-five per cent lower than be bought elsewhere
We beg leave to state that commencing business
under the most favorable auspices that we are deter
mined to make store the favore of those who
love Bargains Our stick will be varied and extensive
from the cheapest to the richest and costly
enabling to please the tastes of the economical
well the liberal and bear in mind that we will
not be undersold.
Respectfully,
CURRIER & HODSKINS,
Successors TO Locke s. Co.
No. 5LincoIn House Block Main street, Worcester.
jy15 DIV
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III A Z III A w A X
Has the pleasure of informing his old friends and Gus
tomrrs that
HE IS BACK AGAIN!!
in Fosters Block of Main and Pearl sreets where
he first had the pleasure of introducing CUTTNG'S PA
TENT AMBRoTYPE and has the egclustUe right fer
ing the genuine Amboype for and in the City of Worces
ter. Also, rights for sale in Worcester County Every
Ambrotype warranted to gUe salts faction aud be
durable picture.
N. b, Remember and call for Cuttings Patent Ambro-
TYPE if you beautiful brilliant and durable pic
ture. au2l diff WIN. HATHAWAY. .
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TO LET

VENO RENT-One very nice Tenement on Fx-
change street, Main. Apply to JAMES K.
PIERCE corner of Main and Austin streets diff jy21
COTTAGE HOUSE TO LET For further
~ particulars inquire of A. HARRINGTON, 80 Mu
berry street. dtf ami
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NEW OMNIBUS LINE FROM WEST
IN BOYLSTON TO WORCESTER

Commencing MONDAY, August "a, 1867
The subscriber will commence to Omnibus from
West Boylston to Worcester above, leaving o. B. Saw
yer's Store, West Boyston, at 1850 NJ, and l P NJ
and Bay State House, Worcester at TO- As A. NJ and $50
P. NJ. Fare each way, % cents. Express business
promptly and faithfully attended to.
au22 d1y G. G. BARNARD, Proprietor.
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HANDKERCHIEFs,
1s9 Main street.


1S9 Main street.
Having purchased large Stock Of Goods for Fall and
Winter wear would respectfully inform the public that
his stock consists Of all styles of French English and
American
PmntaIOOn Goods,
ameng which may he found large assortment Of BLACK
DoESKINs; large stock Of
Velvet, Cashmere, and Silk Vestings;
superior lot of
CLOTH for out of door Business Coats and large and
rich sssortme Mt of German and English
BROADCLOTHS,
For Dress snd Frock Ooats also fine assortment Of
CLOTH, for Fall ami Winter overcoats.
As the subscriber does nothing but custom work and en-
poys but experienced workme he trusts that this
will be sufficient guarantee to those (f there are any
such acquainted with the in which the work
at his establishment is DONE As regards the fashion and
cut Of his work he has only to refer to the numerous
friends and 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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NOTICES.

Sword FENCING AND SINGLE
- SrICK.-CoL MACE, Professor Of Fencing and Mil
ary Tactics, will instruct classes Of Worcester the
following terms .aE
Course of fourteen lessons in Sword Fencing. So
Course Of eight lessons in single stick. .......S3
Apply each night at the Armory of the Light Infantry
on Mechanic street auN dat