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IL The Mont real Pilot says that the Brown
ministry, before resigning, asked first for dis
solution, and then for the Propagation or the Ca
madam Parliament, both Of which requests the
Governor General peremptorily refused.
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IDA skirmish occurred on the Goth July, near
Fort Reamy, between the Cheyennes and Anapa-
hoes against the Pawnees. Three of the latter
were killed and their horses captured The Paw
nees, however, pursued and recaptured their
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IL By the Utah mail, at ST Louis, info rma-
ton has been received that Gov. johnson had
issued a proclamation prohibiting soldiers and
citizens from disturbing the Mormons or their
cattle, nor any of the troops to enter the city
under any pretext.
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The FIRST DIsPATcH AT LAST The follow.
ing dispatches are said to have been exchanged
by the Queen and President Buchanan, but we
do not we'll see how it was possible:
"WINDsoR CASTLE, August O, 1853
'PREsIDENT BUCnANAN-Dear sir: As Won
Will not permit me to ''visit'' you, allow me to
drop you line. Faithfully yours, . r
"ViCrORIA REGINA
Reply Of President 3 uchanan to the Queen
49,. "WAsHINGroN, August q, 1853
"My Dear Madam: 1t is my impression that
you have dropped enough Of yonr line already
ana that you are running the thing into the
ground. Yours, faithfully,
..... L.,......-.r ~ FLAMES BUCHANAN
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IL The Pacific Mail Steamship Company, in
consequence of the great rush for California and
Frazer river, are about to commence weekly
line Of boats
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III Why are sheep the most dssi pared and
unfortunate Of animals, Because they gambol
In their youth, fequrat the turf, are very often
pssshtess, and are universally tescsd. 9 I -.-
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OrGen. Harvey has started for St. Louis to
take command of the department Of the West
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GRAND ANNUAL EXCURSION
St. Peters Sunday School, Capitol Hill

The Teachers beg leave to announce TO Their
friends and the public IN general th,t 49,
they vii eve their nnu-l EXCURSION SeA8h~zk
70 GLiMnNr PAVILION on
THURSDAY. August l2th, le5s
In conse OF msny al our fri ends N no vera
disappointed n parlci pa ing our excursion last
season. the Committee have made amp e arranF,
ments Tor all those who may wish to ACCOMPANY 10
on this occasion. The COMMITTEE plaJge an, m
served. " ~ ~
The steamer MOUNT VERNON will leave the wharf
at the foot OF 9th street at O'Clock a. nj precise
The steamer PowHArAN wIllleave the NAVY Ysri
wharf at "a q. m. precisely -
The second b"st wall leave 9th street vharfat "a,
Q. m Navy ard al D. Ia, AtOppLs at AlexandIt "a
going and returning.
Returning, leaves Gymont at q D. m stopping
81 bagden 8 wharf, for the accommodation of chill
dren attached TO the school, Last boat from d.
mont at 10 p. m.
AnsIcellent Brass and String Band has been en-
saged for tn. occasion
Tickets 50 cents; Children half price, To Re had
OF any Ga the teachers at the boat on the CsN l
the ExcursIon.
Commiifss Of ArYGnssmeafs
Jacon isishell, John Hazel,
Jos. HI. Fleishell, Daniel a CaanoiI.
~. A.&d
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HoMK-MADE BoOrs AND SHOES

we have Just completed an extensive asportu,rent
Oh ,.saies, 6enis,, Misses. Boys, Youths -San
best material, Of our own nannfsctuIe M
ane Most rashiolable styles. warranted to- -
Per,ons in want OF goods in our line viii give US
.Ilsi, they VIII lind the great diere. ce as regards
aufanfhty and neatness the quantity Of worth
loss Boots and Shoes that sre sold IN this city
we have determined. from this dare TO sell FOR
not little lower, than any esiabi.s hment in this
city. Give as cal. b l.
All kinds Of work made to order. 90
!.J t..s a. t. b. GRIFFIN 4 SON,
su<-st .lo,sE.s No. 50 Pa. svenns.
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EOR SAt.E.-A hne sorrel MARE aud LsaIY
4 new Birdie, Sadde &c.. Will BE- sold st ~
q very low price, as the owner Is about 20 IN
leave the cry, Apply az SMITHS Livers O2A
siao O. on attn street, between slI the Avtlus.
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Z NESS, almost new. Also a FAMILY JAR
Rage. Pnce Of the three ESQ, cash. HpSiy at
"a IA. avenue, u hS0ss Iiis y gu eoS,s
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cilities Of INSTRUMENTATION between them.
The questions of g-estest interest now, are,
how long will 1t be ere break in the connec-
ton takes place? and, if it should take place,
how can the damage be repaired at an expense
not so great % to destroy the possible proafs
from Keeping up the lins' We are as insom1
pstent to- solve these, as We were to solvs the
problsm Of the possibility of successfully laying
the cable. Nevertheless, in view of the sJeeess
of that experiment, may We not all conf6ohtiy
trust science to, work ont those problems tri-
umphantly ?7science, which, in this case, has
proved itself to be next to Omnipotence itself in
its knowledge Of what is possible, and as to
how to accomplish its own ends. ,s,r,-t-
y .. JEt ~ = tsjE J /
Hon. ISAAC TOUckY, Secretary of the Navy,
expects to leave on visit TO his home In Con-
necticut about Wednesday or Thursday next.
Before his return, he will make tour of in.
spection of the several navy yards-st Nor
folk, and north Of that point .-h o. 90 ! =
THR WEArHsR.-The following report of the
weather for this morning Is made from the Morse
Telegraph line to the Smithsonian Institution.
The time of observation il about 2 o'clock: a
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FOR RKIT AND SALE.
SEE FIRST PAGE.l

SEE FIRST PAGE.
u HOUSES. corner Iith and II streets north
bulit IN the best style, modern hnish an hne, go
Gated. Wa or At the door. lnqpIre of MIS- =
HhMlLTON, No. x9s Pa avenge, bet cen 9Th sEd
10th SITS. an sls
Tor RENT-FURNIsHED ROOMS, mavery
= pleasant 81 r1nef location. Terms mod rht-.
Inquire Of j. RYNtR", General Land Offce
" ~ M. DANIS.2ss 1th at ~ .6-u
A SPECIAL NOIICe-"V Valley View Fan ;,
late the residence Of John II. King d, cd, is
onereo lor sale or rent. o persons N FOG In thIs
section a. Is deemed Unnecessary 10 descriie q but
ior ths lEfornauon OF persons disrbHce. a. NAV
DC Wei 70 mention thai place within hu adred
miles OF Washing ton cty offers Uch Ld 90 me ns
either 10 pureh ser or tenant The ImprOVeueuts
rooms; Gardeners House, contaEins 5 rooa,A A.
Id ge Barn, and ample StahlIns; Waeou Sheds. Ga
rage use. lee HOUSE, Green House, SpI.ns
rouse, Tool House, Carpenters Ship. Rect Ell
tsrs, Hay aid Grsln Bsrrscks, Sc.-In a word,
evers convenience that can be dekIred poo fam.
several Springs II me wa'er upon The lace,
Anu p4ft ieulsfiy one from which forced 10
The dwelling ct lies. A. b, hy dfsuiIe ram tie
iain contains about - acres, All under Ter eng sBJ
IN his stete Of cultivation and basaf ioiy lac M
IN valss and DIVES. shaded by fruit tIees Tn.
see for the last NJ cen years. been earn, m
yery succe siull. rs a Hatlet ssIdsn, here
a O.. on the sce that lie sVcc-s fnlly as, ln
the raising If vegetables. The Fruit Toees 81 ali
Kinds. 1rapes, CnIrants. 6ooseLerries, c, tie
ltn Presumed that any one desiring ,uch q plscn
vil e1aisine IL persoshiy. 1--we y lnforInA'nn NIa
be gwen upon appl location al the Bisce. OF To- ".
ID. c. - ~ os If
L'U~ RENr-Two RUuNs M the th,ra st.r,
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LOST AND FOUNp.

II OSTIOn FRIDAY evening. the 9th instant on he
~ soulh sloe OF Pa. avenue, in the lHmed ate VI
el9,ty OF Hoover's Shoe Store, lady's small sized
0OLD riN, with red coral sets. A sui able re-
ward VII be PAID for its return to MRS. PARIS,
over HoOver's Store. it,
STkAIED AWAY, on Tuesday. the ID instant.
- ShAf HOhSE, about 4 years old. m
with black spots under his right flank, and IN
scar, rom Inc Ia Q OF dog. his right mind GA
leg MS back Is sore from being uBbed by the sad
de- liberal reward Will be paid for his delivery to
me At No. rs AZ street, iSisnd. Ia
VOW l.OST.-Strsyed, or y as stolen, on the
~ way from Georgetown, on the ST Inst -
ysloe Buffalo COW, With white hind XAGF
feet and white stripe down the back.
liberal reward Ill be paid for her re- urn to No. Is
18th street, Washington; for information that
nay lead TO her recovery. g. = au 6 st.
STRAYED AWAY-On the esth July. large
~ BAY HORSE, with white hud fset, ~ -
long tau. bushy main. dark spot the ns MT IN
stIte Joint aused by new Lair a ilttle lsme GA
WI give liberal reward for Information so that
get him. --- t-..# JAS ". GROSS
au5-a' Water ST.. @ eorsetowB, NO ias
II OSr- On "Wednesday, about O'Clock d, NJ
- PORTEMONNAlE oniainIng between go
and 3 - and q check ON the Bank of The Metropolis
Tor SIS liberal reward will be gwen for IT'S deiv-
cry at this Once. i... ~ : 49, .-. su5 g."
60 REWARD.-l.ost on the morning of the 4th
" - lsstant, either IN going along q street, from
sth " !th or on 9TH ST., Pa. avenue. 9n street,
SOLD BREASTPIN.c containing = haid Of gray
nalr The hndsr Will receive the above reward AID
the tesnss "f the owner BY leaving 1t at thus Once
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POLITICAL.

The Democrats Of the Twelfth Congressional
District Of Ohio have nominated the Hon 3 y
Cox for reelection to Congress by acclamation
The citizens Of Abbeyville, Miss, have tend
cred the compliment ola public dinner to their
Representative in Congress, the Hon. l.. @ c.
Lamar
The ST Louis Democrat says alt Is rumored
that the Hon. f.. b. Washburns, the Representa-
tive from the First Congressional District Of ILL.,
nOis, will not be candidate for reelection.
The only intelligence from North Carolina of
the election on Thursday consists In teegra phic
dispatch to the Petersburg Democrat The
Democratic ticket was entirely successful I'm Hal.
lfax and Northampton counties and in Raleigh
McRae, for Governor, received II majority, where
the opposition have generally received 100 ma jor
ity. ....-N ...
There are three candidates for Conc ress in
Florida, viz: Mr.. Hawkes., the present incum-
bent and regular Democratic nominee for re-
election John WescOt, independent candidate;
and Major Chase of Pensacola, the nominee OF
Democrats who repuniate the action of the Mon
ticelo Convention .... ~ -
The returns from the Kansas election come I'm
slowly, the roads being in bad condition. The
majority given against the LecOmpton constitu-
ton by Leavenworth county is 1,6l4. Atchison
county gives 327; Doniphan SIS; QundarO 1870;
Easton 81; Delaware IS; Larmer us and rank
lin ~ maj against 6. Lecompton
The parties are marshaling actively I'm Indi-
ana. The Congressional nominations so far as
made are as follows: f. B.. -...
LecomptoH. Hti-Lscompion
l. w. f. Niblack, AP. Hevey. Douglas.
2. w. H. English,
2 lanes uuoh.s IW. NJ. Dunn, Rep.
20. w Carr, Douglas,
=. w. >. HOLMAN, z. A. Hac KEENAN,. Rep
o.. Albert 6 Porter, Rep
J. Henry Secrest, J. Davis, Douglas,
). w. Blake, James Wilson, Rep
w. John Z. Walker, Schuyler Collar, Rep.
IL. j. H. Conroth, }. U. Petit, Rep.
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THE WONDER OF WASHINGTON Is
i CHESS VE6BTA RkE BAksAM perform |.
.nt smon Hirsalss " oox1lns ~ bAd Hssas sLd
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,ssA~rN

Il public tSat they will give a Morn
ing and Afternoon EXCURSION TO SASN
August. Boats viii leave the foot Of nth street a;
and Ia o'c.ock, i>avy Yard az "a and 2 @ clock
stopping at Alexandra gofrg ard returning. AS
their object IN giving this excursion for the two
10 purpose OF pleasure to TIA friends and raise
fuLds 10 aid IN putting the corps n and per
msnent basis, they here ore hope their sppesl 10
the citizens On This occasion will not he nsde an
VAIN All dIsrepuiable charae;ers Will he stopped
on the wharf, Is necessary that all ladies should
be acc mpanied nv gentlemen. No INTOXICATING
liquors wi he allowed to be sold on the boat There
will be sufficient OmnIbuses present he arrival
the boats to carry their patrons To the Navy Isid
and other remote parts of the C ~. Superior mus
10 engaged.
Tickets 81; admitting a gentleman and two .adcs
COMMITTEE Of ArraHgemtsfS.
jas r. Johnson, Hardin,
John W Pegg, ] HobrOok
X II Graham, suo-et-
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kOs RENT-TwO ROOMS IL the third story
= OF the building occupied as On once by q. :.
~si.seh, and immedatey opposite the CT. Hal.
NobtN ta ID WAl.l.AfsH.
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GRAND MILITARY AND CIVIC ExcUR
N SION, 100


NJ SION, 400
THE UNION GUARDS take pleasure IN an
noupcins to ther friends and the pub r.
10 that they will give their t 1y. sSeSC
HOUSE PAVILION, on MONDAY, the 9Th in
slant.
No expense will be spared. and every sxertIon
viii be made by both sfficers and members Of the
Company, to render this trap the most pleasant and
agreeable of the season, to all, both military and
ciylc, who may honor them with their presence,
this OCCASION.
The celebrated Brass aud String Band Of Prof
Esputa Will accompany the excursion and lend their
aid to the votarles of Terps Ichore.
Mr.. G. Columbus has been en- ragged. and from his
well known oerlencs ard reput .tIon as caterer
the Company hope To render entire satisfaction IN
this department.
The FIRST boat will leave the wharf st the foot Of
It'll street AZ clock; ne second at ~ ReturnIng
the FIRST boat will leave the Pavilion clock and
second at g.
The boats vii touch at the Navy Yard and Alex
aDdria going and returning.
or Of the following
Co1npiitfee Of drrdHrsmenfS:
Lieut.. ponnelly, Thos. Dufey,
Sers't harrison, n. Reese,
I" Kane, p. Sul,an
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BUILDING ACKNOWLEDGMENT
uS parsons favorable to forming a new building
association vHl meet at the Wasblnxton Selacf
School room, corner OF 10th and streets north on
MONDAY NIGHT, at o'clock, August 9th.
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rATTENTION, LARIEs AND GENTLE

The merry Bacheiors" would res peotfulIy in.
form thar numerous friends and the pubic
that their nnual Excgrs on Pic 10 will he given
to the " hite House Pavilion. ON THIJRSflAY
August 18th, 1853. The particulars will be gwen In
future advertisement. BY order of the Comnittee
iv 9-ScWtf
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WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED direct from the
w celebrated manufactory Of Fahrico In Paris, an
lnyoice Of first class ACCORDEONS and FLU
TINAS, which We can sell IN quantities To- dealers
at the low est rates. They are superior to oil other
make so d 10 this country. Also, ViOiins, Guitars,
BaniOs, and Other mus cal merchandise, wholssaie
and retail, at the NJ usIo Store of
w. s.. METZEROTT
jySo Corner 18th str Get aud Pa avenue.
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SELLING OFF tn CHANGE ,,S,
with view Of making change 10 my busIness.I
snaIi commencs this day selling OF my entire stock
At cost, and many for less to close them out this
season: Also. a general stock of first GLASS Staple
Goods for family use, atrednced prices for
Ahy ARTICLES otassd on account will be at the usual
prices. Opening new bills. .4..f Z . 7---'
Special Request Ali parties ind sbted to me are
earnestly reauestsd to close their accounts be fore
the LIST day Of September next, my business must
be settled to that date. -t =
J.W. COLLEY,
jy3i-2w 52S It'll street. 81 door moth of Pa Nv.
NEnMs STOCK OF PLAIN, AND FANCY IA.
I TION Err Just received at Shepnerd's-
Fsocy and PLAIN Note and Letter Papers aad Enve-
tOpes Of latest styles, '''
Faber's POlygrade and other Poncis a. n ia.
Gold Pens. Steel Pens, ~ ..- -.
Maynard g NOyes' Black, Blue and ed Inks
EnveloP -, assorted, plain and fancy 1880 .'
slank Books, Memorandum, &C., ". 81.
ch Ia Toy Books Of every variety, - &c..
Don't forget the place TO get your rnonev bsck
Building. N ~ "'e'es omee
jya w! ID. SHEPHERD.
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WINGS celebrated FARINA CRACK
w ERS, for sale by -
SHEKELL & MILLER.
ga Pa. avenue, adjoining
aufSt Kirkwood House.

- can. di. covered while In the Fast indies
,e certain cure for Consumption, Asthma, BrOn-
! ohIfs. Coughs, Colds, AID General Debility. The
I remedy was discovered by him when his only
enid. daus liter, was given up to de-: His child
was cured and Is now alive and we'll DESTROYS 4
of benehtng his felOw-mOTtals he will send. to
those who wish IT, the recipe containing full dI-
rectIOns for skiing and using this remedy, free
on receipt of their names. Address
6-l,n No. 10 Grand 1ersey Clty y
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TSATAwBA GINGER WINE; old Wheat and l
~ Rye Whisksy; Medicinal Port Wine. and /
very superior article Of old New ELgIand Yum.
4 JOS. w. DAVIS,
It. corner 9th and E streets.
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BRITISH OUTRAGES.

BRITISH OUTRAGES.
IMPORTANT INFLUENCE has been brought
to bear upon the Administration, who have decided
to despatch the u g. line of battle ship Pennsylva-
ma to the Gulf of Mexico Ii Is said thai COrnmo-
dore Stewart Is to assume command. and the pri-
vate stores Of cabin a ward ROOM messes, inoIud-
Ing old wreck whisky, have been already ordered
from JONAS p. LEVY'S new Wine and Spirit
Store, corner of nh and r street ma %
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RETROSPECT of Pro
July, 1853. Just received. ''
Belle Hrittan ON Tour al Newport. ...r
AppletOn's Railway Guide Tor Au.ust
Westminster Review for July.
thing to Wear" III =. VI w
AL ofwhch are Just published and for saleat
JOS. SHILLINGFON'S
... - 80. a. 8 . bookstore, U teon Binding
au5 SGT corner a. n srJ D. Sy
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GOOD OPPORTUNITY TO OBTAIN A
NJ GOOD AND SUCCESSFUL BUSINESS =

wnl dispose of b 9 stock Of GROCERIES, IL
QUOk 8, &c, on the most favorable terms. The
location 10 one of the best in the oty, ard very
on since the store was opened. The stock is fresh,
in good order, and of moderate amount. Good
tirins from the business To a mar Of bust ness
knowledge AMI habits, and with small capital, a
rare chance is offered Appl, to WALL Il BAR
MAR ID. AuctIoneers, 9th street and Pa. avenue.
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REMAINlHkss 'R g g ta.. 9sss; w..Ains.s.

tOrdersdto b inserted in the EvIsIns SrAl, L
os.nS the nsyapapsI havlnE the arrest circsation
Q{ersons applying fW letters IN the follovinI
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-02-24
OUR CUSTOM DEP ARTwEvr

also in the second story and is unsurpassed in the extent
and variety Of fabrics adapted to the various qualities and
styles of garments All ordars will be promptly executed
and entire satisfaction assured.
MR.. HORACE w BIGELoW, well known to the
clothing trade in this city, is associated with u.s.
and will be happy to see his old friends and customers
at 1853 and 40 Main Street, nearly opposite the new
Mechanics Hall.
1853 and 10 Main street, Worcester. Mass
f6 d>f A. p. WARE & co.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-02-24

This work exhibits the whole Of North America south
Of the 50th Parallel Of MISUNDERSTANDING the Canadas
the United states and Territories, Mexico Central Amer-
ca the Ishmu Of Panama, the West India Islands, New
Brunswick, Nova Scotia, and part Of South America
Also a superior Map of the World It is on scale lare
by 10 miles to the in h THAI the largest Map of the
territory published and 13 miles to the inch
larger than Monks or the Map Of sour Country.n 1t
occupies sheet " by so inches; larger than Sherman 4
Smiths mammoth Map Of The Old States (now Colonel
and covering about times much Of the earths surface
that work Its 1000 square inches larger than COL
tons, Monks or Mtchelrs Map, and gives geographic
cal deneatons Of the Countries embraces with an ae-
curacy and uness of detail altogether beyond the reach
OF any other Map.
The large Gale on which the work is projected has en-.
abed to give much better Map Of Mexico and Cen
trail America than hiss ever before been exhibited in
nection with country. The is of Cuba ia
maica, and the West India Islands.
In additions to this the Keys, Banks Standings Chan
nes Currents and Routes Of Vessels in those waters
all exhibSd and scientific data inserted, making COM
plete Mariners Chart Of the West India Seas and Gulf
Of Mexico
by u. d G. w. Blunt. In reading ship news or naval
writings, the advantage Of such map hardly be
priced too hgly With the same regard to accuracy and
detail given also far North settled the British
Possessions Of North America.
This Map Of the World shows for the FIRST time on any
Map the Arctic Explorations of DR.. Kane.
Valuable Tables of Distances and OF Statistics COM
piled from authentic documents fill up the parts
OF the Sheet and give vast amount Of information,
much of which be found only in expensive works. in
accessible TO the generality Of readers In short, we
claim to have produced long demanded work. which In
breadth Of design embraces everything the American
reader can desire and which in minusness of
nothing In all its departments, in the extent of terri
tory exhibited 10 funess Of detail in correctness 10 the
amount Of nlornaon in the hueness Of the engraving
ii the beauty Of Its embellishments IN the artistic exc
cuon generally, and 10 respect to price, we challenge
comparison with any thing before the public
The Publishers respectfully ask those who desire su-
peror Map 10 examine this before purchasing any other
Sold at price only by specially appointed Travelling
Agents.
The Agent for this County will in short time call on
the people generally when all examine and Judge for
themselves. A few Agents wanted,
Nj Don't forget the publishers name. Address
A. J. JOHNSON, New York,
DR @. ALLEN, Washington, D. O., mama,
r. o. BROWNING, Indianapolis, Ind, fupnSnefs'
PETER WYCK0FF, Is. Falls, W.,
Nsyff
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aUICK sALEs & SMALL PRoFIrs =!
A. P. WARE * CO.,
los and no Main street. .............M Worcester.
To Purchasers of Clothing.

The pressure upon the business OF the country has
probably nc where been more severely felt than in
this city ami county, and think no time has
the exercise Of ECONOMY by all classes Of people been
more proper and necessary than at the present me and
we regard it at this time appropriate and indeed the
duty oil those business is the prime necesae
and comforts Of life to furnish the gIeatest possible
amount for the smallest possible We have, there
lore availed ourselves OF the extreme low prices which
nave ruled at The large auction sales New YORK. and
sha sell the goods obtained great reduction in prices
from these and other including entire stock
large discount from former prices We cannotin adver
usement ennmera'e specific prices for specific garments
nd Will here only state that We shall offer
Pants and Yeats from soc so $500,
FORMER price from 81 to g.
VARIOUS STYLES COATS FROM SOC to $500
former price 81 to 20.
We beg to assure all rsons that this is no cap trap
Advertisement, but truthful statement of facts as an
examination OF stock will abundanty prove In or
der to give the public the greatest advantage power
without doing injustice to ourselves, have adopted
the
CASH SYSTE
which is the only that can be sustained by small
profits for safe busne the credit basis can only be
done oy demanding Of those who do pay profit sufi
Gent to make good the loss oecaoned by those who do
not pay.
Our Stock is usual very large and contains great
variety Of styles and quality of garments adapted to all
ages and classes, among which our new style
Business Sack Goats, durable and graceful style.
Business Frock Sacks.
Business Suits with fancy bands throughout
Business Suits without bands
Business 0Fercoats, &c. &C.