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A Car NOT Considered PRoPERrY.-A "cat
may look at a king" says quaint old prov
erb, but a jury Of twelve men have decided
that cat has n right to forfeit his life when
disturbing the quiet of any neighborhoOd in
this community. We learn from the Newark
Evening Journal, that 4 suit WAS tried in that
enlightened city last week, before a Justice,
brought to recover So for losses sustained in
the death Of cat, alleged u have been shot
by defendant.
Counsel on both sides made eloquent ad-
dresses 70 the jury, the main point being
whether cat Is or Is not property. The Jury
retired about 5 o'clock, and came in about half
past y, with a verdict of Z" No cause for action
The case excited great interest, and the ius.
tees Office was crowded with anxious specta.
tors during the trial. Let this be q warning
~ the feline species.
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pRADY'S GALLERY.

RRADY'S GALLERY,
- S52 Pa. AVENUE, NEAR 7TH STREET
OreT SDssHy, RftteHh0HSs, FdHt Co.'S
- Banking House.
MT BRADY begs respectfully to inform the pub
tic that In consequence of the very liberal patronage
ne has 1eeelved since opening his PHOTO-
URAPHlG GAi.lIERT at Washin. ton he will
contrary to his original intention keel il open duTn,
the summer months.
An efficient corps of Artists will be constantly In
attendsnce to execute photographs and Ambroty pes
In the hest possible manner.
Prices ranging from 81 upwards.
The Collection OF Portraits Of DISTINGUISHED men
&c hls Gallery (the largest IN the world open for
a. IN. tn p. IN. ia Sl- saam
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MORE ZEAL THAN DISCRErIoN.-Not q bad
joke is told of one of the New York night in
spectors- 1t happened a few evenings since.
shortly after the wharf watch was set that a
plain-lOOking cOuntryman was seen to leave a
brig lying at pier No. 6, with a suspicious look
ing handle in his hands 1t was a large pack
age and heavy one, and the stranger tugged
along slowly up the pier with it, and turned
the corner, sweating under his load.
= Aha my fine fellow calculated the lynx
eyed inspector sharp-set official by the way
aha. I've got you this timeu' and approaching
the cOuntryman. he said:
''GOOd evening. Let me relieve YOU of that
lOsd, my friend
"Eh, responded the man uneasily.
Il III take that bundle, if you please
Thank you
'It's heavy, isn't it ?' said the officer.
"1aas. Which way you goin, naburi"
Come slOng-its all right; I'll take care of
this-come on"
"Edzactly-much obliged. It's tarnal heavy.
an We got to git it up to the Howard House y
Come along, cOntiRued the officer, know
ingly; well see about that and in a few
minutes they reached the Howard when the
stranger observed that the inspector had no
idea Of halting.
Halo, which way friend I'm stoppipg
here, said the cOuntrymsn.
Its no matter. I've seized this property. and
you can explain matters at the Custom House
tomorrow" continued the shrewd inspector.
LUX here, friend, Not tew fast, if yew
please. I've paid my doeties on that ERE lot
o'goOds. Jest you look at this meow" and he
drew forth bit Of paper from his vest pocket,
signed by the Collector
Why, you scamp" said the inspector, "tbis
IS a permit for your goods Why didn't you
show this before 90
why, in the fust place, you didn't ask me
te"; and, IN the next place. eff had you d
seen me break my back afore you'd ha' bro't
that bundle clear up here for me, know"
The inspector blOwed his nose, and, cursing
the eOuntryman for fool, turned down Pine
street instsnter, to resume his lonely round
The stranger put his parcel in the charge Of
the servant, and grinned CHASTITY grim as the
OYer-Zealeus watchman departed
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A DESlRABLE FARM IN CULpEPER
"A COUNTY, VA, FOR SALE.-The Editor of
the Evening Star Is authorized TO SELL on very 90
commodatmg terms and at low price, one Of
The most deslrabls farms in the County of Culeep-
woodland and the residue arabic Ia nd IN fine con-
dlton for cultivation. This tract is situated about
three miles from. Cuipeper Court House. 1t has upon
II small dwelling Rouse and ordinary farm build
lngs. All the arabic land not in cultivation is well
set I'm grass. To gentleman seeking country res
ldenee this farm offers attractions not surpassed if
equalied IN Piedmont Virginia. building site upon
view of the surrounding country for MANY miles
The sol Is OF cellent original quality, and pecu-
marry adapted to the production Of wheat, and is at
present in good state of Improvement The oWrer
VIII sell 1t ior less than its value, early plicaion
10 made. Persons wishing 70 purchase Will please
ltor OF the star. p9-1awtf
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FROM WASHINGTON
LII ECT TO A LII PARTS OF THE
{" i - IT,
SOUTHWEST AND NORTHWEST.
~ a
and Ohio Railroad.

Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.
) U NJ NJ II A X X An G T. NJ NTS,
W1th Greatly ImprOped Schedules.
THREE THROUGH CONNECTING TRAINS
FkoM WAS TN f8F 4RHE Hf?nspF SFSr
I... THE cINciSiSkifr' Ncifs iSS.ioT'; EXPRESS MAIL
breakfast at the Relay House. Washington juno
Grahon at 40 ,. m /, and connects at Benwood on
IRe ONO ESlyer, at IL p. m, with Central OHIO
points. reaching Cincinnati II 80 a. m next oay
aS The SREAT CiMGdNNAII AND ST
at p next day and connecting directly with FIX
press Tram for louisville, Cairo and the Southwest
ingtOn to CInclnnatn q hours, to st. Louis Oay
~ a. CGISGENNATI. GSSKNN 9AYToN, ,IND5ANAPo7
N0RTHW EsTERRN ExPRE Ess E;La%o leaves teScepI na III
WashnstSh a JSHctas az S $ GssStTs at
more at 10 P. m. On Sunday Night the connection
With this Tram Is made by the $50 p. m. Tram from
To view the Grand Mountain Scenery of the cad
ID day light take the 5l5 am or $50 p. m Train from
For paLkersburg and all StatIons on the North
western Vlrglnis Dad take the D. Ia. Tram. For
sll points on the Marietta RalIr road take the same
The western connections from w ashing ton and
Baltimore by all these Trans. the closest most
direct andAmple that have yet been Offered TO the
travelLng public and every Improvement and advan-
Railroad and it's associstenes could suggest, have
been secured under this arrangement.
Through Tickets and Baggage Checks to all susT-
ters and every other possible facility Will be found
upon this route
WAY PASSENGERS for the Main Stem of the
Baltimore and OhIo Railroad will leave Washing
ton as follows: For all points between Washington
Junction and Piedmont take the Sis H. tram. For
all stations between Piedmont and WheeIlng take
the $50 m. Tram. To CONNECT with the Frederick
Train take the 50 p. an. Train.
tErFor Tickets of all kinds, Baggage Chsoks
ard further information, apply TO
THUS. III. PARSONS, Agent,
At the Ticket Once, Washmgt0 station,
Or, l. II. ENGLAND, Agent,
At the Ticket Office, Camden station.
".P. SMITH, Master Of Trans pol tstIon.
L. M. COLE, General Ticket Agent.
Baltimore, May 10. 1853. mas
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A FARM IN ALEXANDRIA COUNTY,VA..
"a FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR I'M :
fROEED CITY PROPER fY.-A Farm of fifty
acres, miles from Washington and the same dis
lance irGm Alexandria, and miles from George
mr r. ulee. Esq and OF the lands of tneiIate l.,
b. hardin, Esq. The Farm Is divided into fields
containing rooms, with a good cellar and hack
Kitchen, stable, and all necessary out buildings m
who Will show the property and give information
rrespee tlng the sale Information can also he had
Possession given on the lst of January. l85s.
je l8 lawtf ~ WELLS
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THE PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP CON
u PANY.

One Of the Steamships OF this Ccmpany, carrying
the United States Meiis for ACAPUEO, <SGins
CALIFORNIA, and OREGON, leevesN$eG
Panama twice each month, on the arri-ses
val OF the United States Mail - &. Company q steam
ers, which leave New Orleans and New York Tefa-
larry on 5th and 10th of each month with the malls
and passengers connecting VIA PANAMA RAIL
ROADS.
These steamships have been inspected and ay-
proved by the Navy Department, and guaranty srssf
k6d safety.
The Panama Railroad (<7 miles lont) in now oom-
p.eted IRON ocean TO ocean, and 10 crossed IN or
hours. The tagghse Of passengers check ed New
York through to San Francisco, and passengers are
embarked at Panama by steamer at the company q
expense. .fhe money paid IN New York Govern ali
expenses Of the trip.
Reserve steamers are kept IN port in Panama and
san FrsncscO To prevent detention m Of accl-
dent that The route Is entirely rsIiatls-no fa
are having occurred IN eight ysars.
Passengers leave Panama the same dAy they ar
rlve at AsIllval.
Conductors 90 through by each steamer, and tsks
charge Of women and children without other proteo-
tors.
For through tickets at the lovest rates tyylT NJ
the at eloy, In West street, New York. TO
4. w. HAGMOND,-Or TO
ARMSTRONG, VI ARRIS 4 Co.,
ivA-u CT. BARTLETT. Bo.tnn.
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ITO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.-i
i hereby give notice that Virginia Land Office.
Military Warrant No. 759, which issued on the 6th
day OF une, 1883. TO Jonn Hlgdun, a sailor, who
served three years In the Virginia State Nav, has
been lost mIslad de strOy ed and that the heirs
of the said John HgdOn will. In due time, apply to
the Commissioner of the General Land Once for
scrip IN lieu of and salts sfactlon of said warrant
MARY J. ATWELI,,
One Of the Heirs Of the said John HIgdon, deed.
ia I-lAvlm
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nRUG STORE FOR SALE-An opportuoitv
- seldom to be met with is here offered Satisfac
tory Ieasons given for selling. Address g Drug
gIst' VI Post Ofhce. jy IL 2qw4ws
RARE CHANCE FOR WOOD AND COAL
~ DEAL t<RS For rent, Tor ten years, a vacant
LOT upon near 2th street, 81 by 129 feet nearly
opposite the new Presbyterian Church. For terms
ap 29-ltawtf
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Two THE PUBLIC.-I have opened an office as q
Il JustIcs Of the Peace, NO SIG. PENNSYLVANIA ay
enue for the Transaction Of business entrusted
TO my care such as drawing deeds, wIlls. taking
acknOwleds sm3nts collecting notes, drafts, and act
INK as q general agent.
here is also connected with nv offics two of the
most expsrt ard yIgilant detective officers, A. Il,
Al en- and John III. Wise, who will be al ways ready
to s;rve the public and guarantee speedy return Of
al business entrusted TO their care.
P.S.-The patronage of all officers having busi-
ness ia my line Is respectfully solicited.
Once hours fron Il. IN. to 10 p. IN.
~ 81 IT JAMES WARD,J,P
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NOTICE,

NOTICE.
i most urgently request all indebted to me to come
forward and settle by cash or note as my late bust
ness must be So tledup.
Mr.. 1. Rothrock is authorized to receipt for all
accounts due NE.
~ 9-2iw3w 8. Z. FRANKLIN
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FOE Rent OR LEASE FOR a TERM OF

EOR RENT OR LEASE FOR A TERM OF
L EAkS-That very handsome and eligibly st
uated HOUSE on Penn lvania avenue, between
nth and 18th streets, lately occupied by Mr. Diver
Hois as hotel. The main house is ell ada pied for
either private residence or public house, having
a number of large rooms and many onnveniences at
taehed To 1t; and the additional house whcr lately
served the purpose Oi BAR With three four rooms
up STAIRS, can very readily lie converted INTO an of
nee below with sleeping rooms Ia the upper story,
The establishment is very desirable one for a
foreign minister; the house lately occupied as har
rOOl c., O. Gan easily be- converted into an Office
or Offices below, with sleeping rooms above for the
secretarlos and attaches Of the legation,
For terms, 40, apply to N. LAW SON /, at Wind
er's Building ma S;-StdS 1awtf
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covered at Clyde, NY,
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limited STATES MAIL LINE
ONLY RE6ULAR LINE
An WITHOUT TAILyRH FoR HIeH yIIIf, rsR
CALIFORNIA AND OREGON
VIA FAM M RAlLkOAD.
AsssIsr SsIiss Days, SRA Z sOti s| sssA s.sssk.

CAyrIoS.-So many frauds and imposl- Ses
hons OF variOus kinds nave been lately 1993H
Perpetnted on travellers bound 10 oCALI-Sh
FORNlA, That the subscriber, the only aut hon ed
Agent for passage BY the u. s. Mail Line via Pana-
me-, In the city of New York. feels It his duty 10
caution ali persons seeking passage 10 California,
thati TO AVOID IMPosITIoN they must be careful to
Ind the true Office of the Steamships of the u. -
Mail Line, via Panama Railroad, as no other OF %
IN New fork - authorized to engage passage.
The Companies have only oiios IN New York.
Which is At III w est street. of srren street.
fronting on the North River, st the head Of the Com
tDr Observe ny srn over the door,
,.w w. HAYkoNp, Arsnt,
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CE7 HDT-AIR nr~
ZOf u X N A c s. ZO(

CE7 HDT-AIR nc-
AOf F N A c + s. ZO(
! have on hand, and ready to put up at short no
tIce. the TO lowing well tested HOT-AIR FUR-
NACES.
ChIisOn's Cone Furnace.
oyntons Portable Furnace,
sanford Portable SiGt0 Challenge Heater,
Macgregor's Portable Furn4ce,
Macgregor's Stationary Furnace,
Hayward, Bartlett Co g Portable Furnaces,
Hayward, Bartlett l. Co.'s I.atrobe Stove
sexton Co. . FeInour Heater,
Sexton Co 8 EeInOur Gas Burner
together with a comp etc assortment of Motifs In
vIncib bic, Ponds Union Morning Star, Black Da-
mond. and Beebe,s COOKING RANGES.
to insure their faithful execution.
All work done by competent workmen.
JAS. SKlRVING.
WAsHISGTO STOvR MANUFACTORy
2b7 PeunsyivanIa Avenue, IT,
au colin Sc. corner of III h street
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EOK RENT-Ths larg Q and convenient DWELL
H LING No. $50 ID street north, bstween 9Th and
lth ST. eet west II Is fitted up with all the modern
improvements, and admirably suited Tor boarding
mouse: 10 punotual tenant the rent will be mode.
rate Apply to WIN. MARTIN, or A. Green, Auo-
tlOneer. ie q eotf
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Educational.
RROOKEvILLE ACADEMY.


MOHfgoneTy CoHxty Nd.
The next session viii commence MONUsy &c.
tehlDer eth None but ! eachers OfthorOuRh n sehnI
arsshiP and successful experience will be ensseed
ne accommodation for boaTders in the Princi.
paps family will be ample, n largo addition to ths
boarding house being In progress. "'
rboys Will De prepared for advanced classes i'm any
OF the colleges IN the untry fitted for business
parent. 'i VI tue
Catalogues may be obtained at the primo pal book
OF The undersigned. '' ''''e'
f. b. PKETTIMAN, A. NJ, Prinoip,I.
A. BOWIE DAVIS
aus eolm President Board of Trustees
GEORGEETQWM CLASSICAL: AND MATd
EMATlCAL ACADEMY.
Monday, September 9Th. oA
p. A. BOWEN,
q. olaEow - Principal.
MISS RlDDEiL'S SELECT SCHOOL he
lvI resumed at AL 18th street near n ON the 6,st
Monday In September. ~ S
Rev DIR. J. G.. Smith los R,ourp Rso
Rev. DIR. Z. ID. urley Rem 4 janvisr Is
au 5 I'm i-sq'
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY
PkOPERTf-A FAX VI, conta ming 100 acres,
cultivation and having chard of $40 trees Of
oholce fruit, comprising apples, peaoes. aprIcOts,
grapes cuLranIs, strawberries, &o.-the same hsv-
ing good dwelling containing nine rooms, with
cellar, Will De sold on reasonable terms or ex-
changed for city property. There Is a good barn
and stablIng on the premises, good water at tie
dOOr, ana numerous never failing springs. About
~ acres are IN wood, consisting of oak hickory and
chestnut The stock and crops may be purchased if
desired. r or further particulars inquire of JAS 3
SGAGGS 7th street. or JOHN ID. CLARK, Esq
18th street between e and ID streets.
iy 2aw wtf
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WASI{INGTON BRINC ~


From ard after TUESDAY, 18th Of June, Trains
Will leave follows:
Sis 3. ma. Express Train oonDects washipSto,
junction ior all parts OF the west and at Baltimore
Tor Phiade phla and New York.
= Is a. m. Way Tram for Anuapolis Rsltimors
Philadelphia, and New York,
SSe p. IA. Express Tram connects at Washington
gnnotlon with Express train for al parts of the vest
York. o1~ Ne"
$40 p m. way Tram for Baltimore oonnects az
Annapolis junction for Annapolis, and wsshIngton
Csc p. m. Way Tram for baltimore oonnaots st
Washington junction with Accommodation Tram
West. -'
The 7.I5 a. m. and 81 p. m trains are express and
Will stop only at Annapolis and Washington Juno
tIouS.
On Saturday the $50 p. m train goes to Philsdsl-
phiP onl,.
On Sunday but one train leaves, a, a9p.m.
Je IL +. III. PARSONS. AGENT
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IMPROVE YOUR EYES.
STREN6ThEN and assist them. by the rsris
Ss'GH; ss s2nR.d ii from MHG 2S+ops VM With yhS hs ~
SS as ss ss the #
FoSPS "a sFf SSSSEA TAs
BRAZILIAN PEBBLES, cR3iissiTrAEilss,, IS AIS, Etd.. I'D
which are warranted TO improve any EYE affected
SHORT-SiGHTEDNEs
Persons who are PEELED to use glasses, or tho,s
using them, will be suited at hrst sight. Those
p"uBLE-PS8RIHFssFFskip SRHsFsi, k6ck kS6ScskkzUELIAN
have reoeiyed Ae highest Recommendations at the
osamess and e@siness Of VISION heretofore unknos
in any ny Other I,IIas hIasrSyenpsFptss. pFs. spv -. n..
FYING GLASSES, Composites, and MlcTosoopes
are for sale az has store c9rner Of Eghth street and
tween street and Pa. avenue.
Prices very reasonable, the same n at hls estsb
lishment in Europe. ns-u
CLASSIC TALES, containing Rasselas; vioar
~ of Wakefield; E&teS OF Siberia Paul and VIr-
menIal Journey Sorrows of Werter; Theodosus
and Cons stantia and Castle of OtrantO. lvolume,
Hesel's Philosophy of History, volume. London;
Humboldt's Travels to the Equnoctial Regions
Of mencs, volumes, Lo9donj sS:S. =,
Hand Book Of Proverbs, vol, Londcn; sl.25.
Poy yglot of FereIgn Proverbs, volume, London;
Pettigrews Collection of Epitsphs, vCl., London.
I25
Wa!sh's Domestic Medicine and Surgery, vol,
London; 50 cents.
Complete Works Of Thomas FObbes of Malmes-
bury, by SIT William Molesw. -rth. Bart. l6 vos..
S@dSn S@ 'V' PO0'hfsdR GSn4s fsHL0R
NEW GROCERY. WINE AND LIQUOR
~ STORE.
The subscriber begs leave TO say that be has
opened New store, corner of 7th and r streets,
where he intends 20 keep an assortment OF Ms,
LIQUORS, CIGARS, and hne GRtsCEklES,
hne Teas, Sugar Coffee. Flour, soap, OIyes, Rals-
ins, Figs Sardines, AnonOvlas, 6o, al OF the most
approved brands and QUaillIes.
FsmiIies a and members of Congress particulars
liz inyied TO call and examine the stock before pur-
chasing elsewhere. a. -.
A general assortment Of Ene Havana Cigars, IN
oorted direct by the subscriber ~ wholesale and
retail. ~, - ,,
oroduce t6ken IN exchange.
lewis Old Whisky of ls4O constantly on hand.
Country orders punctualiy attended 10, and Cuun-
try Produce. of all description, received oonssu-
ment. Jonas y. LEVY,
Successor to Brereton Bro, No. 464, 7th stree
oorner Of 4, opposite ths Patent Office. m Is q.
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CLINTON ACADEMY,
GIORG RGETOwH, d. C..
mence on MONDAY, September s, 1883. Circulars
NAY 1e ODtalned at the LIug store of Mr.. X. ;. i.
Clsse, corner Congress and Bridge streets
GEO. ARNOLD, NJ. A., Principal.
CULPEPER MILITARY YINSrITUTE-The
" next session of this Institution will commence
on the hrst Monday In September, ltsS. For Cata-
logues apply to
CHARLES f.. LIGHTrOOT,
je 29-eOtSepI CuIpeper g. n Va
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Travellers Directory.

the orsuEe and kieS eesenons Ior
sss1,i .ssi9 s.Ss. ssIGsAi a ihsy 3 IS. sss4s
snS 1Lon1s,sns and Washington Railroad, nh M.
veJed to the fosa0 wi he called for and con
preakss can be obtained. This IIns 20, 49,
ind Il free iT5m 5 me Ss ~ A. r. Passengers vail
that IL met with on the boat. Ii IA ihe mo-,
ditlous, and IN many instances the most scosk
Baltimore. Seah irom
Mics. - 81 70
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~ ga Its"
uENERAL FUEL DEPOT,
Foot OF nth street,
Oaics N, w, corner 18th and 9 sis:; No. 81.
~ aim Que square south Of Pa. svssus,
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ROWLAND's MACCAssAR OIL ct GIBB ,
- hAif SteFs, As0l- -lstA strset. 10 ~
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,or, 10 fkks 70 IESSSS' IgIHssiS; GsS' or exchange
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DORTRAITS FOR THE MILLION.-A per
feet Portrait Of yourself for 25 cents, warranted
not to fade. 1890 Of these beautiful pictures made
by W. odley In nine weeks. No charge unless the
sitter is perfectly satisfied. Pictures paper for
81 cents, which can be sent by mail without extra
charge. Every variety of cases kept on hand. Sun
light not required. K.C. WOODLEY,
Photographer, No. 3l2 j. street,
il ell-6m Willards'.
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HOWARD DIS u. 3. SUPREME COURT RE-
ans PRANCK TAYLOR.
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gRUSHES at q BS'S Hair store near 18Th
tol. w N .Io
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NOTICE. nave q few of those cheap TOILET
IN SETS on hand. winch will sell cheaper N1z<TN
than they can be purchased elsewhere. KlsofA)
CHINA, GLASS, and ENSWARE,1Z
cheaper than the cheapest, with many Other YT
articles too numerous TO mention, at Se Pa rvenle
between 9Th and 10th streets,
Call and see for yourselves
ap lS-6m John MoDEVITT.
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MIR. & MRS. K. ID. WARNER
~ take pleasure in announcing to their former
<g% patrons and the public generally that they have
~ returned to their old stand No. Bay
Stnte House. where may be found a fall assortment
. III.
MILLINERY AND FANCY GOODS,
and constantly receiving the most fashionable styles Of
B0uneis, Ribbons, Laces silks, Rucles, Flowers, Fancy
Caps, Heed Dresses, &c.
MBs WARNRR will give her attention 10 all orders,
which will be executed with promptness, and in the best
mnnner Mourning Bonnets made "a order and on hand.
Straw Bonnets beached pressed and made into the lat
cal styles Our Goods will be sold for Cash at prices TO
defy AL competition, when The quality Of the goods Is
compared with Others
MR. N. D. WARNER, formerly at 0oddards, will give
his attention to fine Watch Repairing as Ohronom
eters Double Timers, Levers, Duplex, aud all kinda
Time Keepers have the most improved machineryand
tools for making the various parts, and repairing III
most complicated Watches. daw3m ap8O
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THE WORCESTER SPY.
TERMS OF PrBLIoATIoS

Printed and Published by JOHN MILF IN EARLE
h THOMAS DREW, az No. 212 Main Street, Worcester
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We we'll know we have the III will Of the older Mer.
chants because have reduced the prices Of goods to
ufoht satisfactory to Notwithstanding we shall con
nue our business in our own way giving customers the
benefit Of the bargains We are daily Offering. call
81 No. Flagg'a Block nearly opposite the Bay State
House, Is solicited, and goods will be shown freely
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WATCHES.
WATCHES.
JEW ELRY.
AND SILVER WARE
1t Great Reduction from former prices.

Our stock of WATCHES is very large,
and from the most celebrated manufactures such as the
+. B. Adams Son, Jules Jurgenson James Nardin
Perret and many others of different manufacture, all O.
which will be sold at the lowest cash price.