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TABLE AND TOILET DRY GOODS.

We hsve just received and ready for sale a very
extensive and varied assortment of goods IN the
above lines, which will be found desirable to house
Keepers. We name IN part the following
Very heavy 8-<, 9i 1o-i and l2-s Russian made Ia
bic DaInasss. very cheap and dOukle, exactly
srited to the times.
Hcavy and durable Table Cloths, in al Sizes from
"a by "a to Si by I24 and l0i by 1914 to ie-i by
pa for dinners, and Overlays, Napkins, and
DOyies TO match.
Very heavy cream-eolored Russian, Barnsly, and
scotch pamasks, IN the piece ard cloths. all
sizes.
Wine Damasks and Wine Table Cloths, all sizes.
IN extremely novel and'rich opors, warran' ed 10
hold In the WASH; Fruit Doy lies, same cOlors.
Elegant Cloth Piano ard Table Covers, very cheap.
In Toilet Goods. We have doubtless the best and
most extensive ever seen in this market, amongst
which me, Re found
Xtra b. avy twIiled Russia IL 4 and IL Sheetng,
and plain ditto for fam ly use. The only ob,eo-
tim to these goods as "iheT wear too tong"
g T. 10 ia aud full " German Barnsly sheet !
ing, beautifully hne, very heavy and remarkably
cheap.
Towehng, IN great variety. for tathing and toilet
Turkish. Allendae. DImIty and MarseIlles Quilts,
all sizes and colors, la great variety and very
cheap.
ap 22-eoet CLAGETT & DODSON.
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ooTS AND sH Es.

no YOU WISH TO ECONoMISE Then be
~ sure To buy custom made shoes inst ead of sho
uinos IKE flndar razOrs, To seI. not 10 wear.
SHOES, especially Ladies and ChIdren's. made ny
the subscriber of the hest materials to be OBJ
famed m this country. They never rip. and are
too long.
He 10 now ready TO supply al in Washington, who
really desire To economiZe with the finest ard
highly finished SHOES, GAIrtks. BOOTS
SLIPPERS, &c, as well as with the ct r"ngsst and
haavIest kind of ChdTeu's School every dsy
shoes, intended for durability and hard service, and
wh'ch last also includes Servant shoes and Boots.
strong y made, yet handsomely finished, and wsr
ranted TO every purchaser.
His prices arc but a trIfe more than the cost Of
those of bad work and material, while hls work out
wears them four times over.
Dr. Franklin never bought poor article. nor can
any one become thrifty who does so.
All should call and test the subscrher's work for
themselves. CHAkLES wEIRNAN,
an la-ly 18th street. near III
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MRS. CECILIA YOUNG, now residing IN
u u Washington, will receive pupils IN VOCAL
For terms, 90, apply at As 10th street, between
r. and + streets.
Proposed pupils in G Georgetown can make applica-
ton at Miss HaTTOver's Seminary, on Tuesday and
Fridays. from u tn 2 O'clOck. ap l0-lmt
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STEVENS TO THEIR FRIENDS AN

~ CUSTOMERS.
IN commenc ng the "SprIDg Trade" we wish to
call affection to our large and varied stock Of Sprng
and Summer Goods, believing 1t will be TO the ad
vantage of The consumer to give us call nd exam
Inc our stock.
Buying exclusively" for c,sh, we can and will
oner the best goods At the lowest prices, and
Ing 10 increase cash sales we invite leash buy-
ers TO look at our stock and compare prices. We
deal In no goods except the best. and Cier them
prices. STEVENS,S
ap Zl-eOlm SaiesrOOm. Browns H,tal.
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CAsH PAID FOR FURNITURE.

u
Housekeepers leaving the city. Others declining
Housekeeping. are respectfully (67786-S
Informed hat we are prepared, at lSS..Sr.Eszs7YP
all times, to purchase their entire S444..s.zsLSsS
Household Effects I'm large or ~ ~
small cuan,iIies a, far prices for cash. and thus
save them the eXpenss aud trouble incident 10 sn
auction. Persons will hnd II 10 their ADVANTAGE To
give q call IN this paItlcuar as we possess the
means and fscIItIes for pleasing them.
cash advances r"ade on Furniture and every de-
sc-rtiou of Merch4ndIse.
IL Remember the place. -
BUNTZ & COOMBS,
$50 7th streef, between and X.
D 10 colin IStateRl
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A FINE. NEARLY NEW PIANO, of Kuabe
"A Co.'S. baltimore make, for sale low, and on
easy terms, at - -
mas FJJTS,S
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Boots, Shoes, &c.

Two THE LADIES or WASHINGTON CITY:
Having been engaged IN manu- fsotuIlng LsQlee'
6-A Misses, and Children's Shoes for 1
,---&tbs past 81 yoars, we ought tos
kaow by thIs time what will suit them IN thai lne,
and can safely cay that do wklch you oan prove
~ giving our work trial on hnd lat all times
the articles At the principal Shoe Stores in WISH
Ington clty-the shoes weh-known as j. w.
McCurdy Sons Philadelphia make. ap2lIy
II 90 5 A N ID HoES.
The attention Of families and others are respect
Inliy cs!led to my present supply Of thenn
above articles, and particularly those for
Boys and Girls. which heing of my owny ~
manufacture. may he relied upon rs being -
IN every way deserving of their attention.
Particular attention paid 10 measured work:
j. II. MORGAN.
SIS. south side Pa. sv., bet 9th and 10th sts.
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hIEW MACHINE SEWING ROOMS.
N S47 c Street, betIresH IA and eth Streets.
The above establishment Is now open Tor the re-
Woak Of every descr iption ex ecuted with prompt
EspscIal attention paid to Children's Clothes and
Ladies' Garments. ap26 -eo2vs
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CHEAP CARPETINGS.

4 'HEAP CARFEGlNOS.
JUST received and now on sale, from late auctions
IN Now York, an Immense supply of Velvet. Tapes
try Brussel,, PLAIN Brussels, 1hTee-ply Double In
gram, Wool, Dutch and Venetian Carpets. all of
which, having been bou hit greatly below the cost
of PToductinT, enables us To offer them at hgUres
greatly below hItherO standard rates; among which
may be found good ILgralns at
S}a cents worth 80,
81 do. do. IS,
IS do. do. 87z,
87H do. do. 81.
sAIso6 bales w. and Ga heavy and besutIful Drug
gets IN wool, and ne sssae widths IN linen d4maSk
to be vo'n over hne caI pets IN lieu OF mattIngs,
great Improvement and comfort.
Also, aes rich Rugs and Mats from the same
source, which will be sold surprisingly cheap our
old stand. No. Market space.
ap 22-eo6t CLAGETT d DODSON.
~ l. u NJ BER.
l. HE Undersigned would respectfully inform their
friends and the public thst they prepared to fur
nIsh all kinds of LUMBER FOR BUILDING
PURPOSES, either In tho rough or prepared Ia any
manner ready for They will aIso keep on hand,
make to order at the shortest notice, SASH /,
BLINDS, DOORS. MOULnlNGS, &C.; also, a |
kinds OF PLAN NG and SAVING at the lowest
rates: ard invite persons in want of the above TO
give them a call.
Lumber ard and Factory corner 18th and Canal
streets.
IN l2-eo2m MCLEAN Il MUNRO.
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INTEREST ALLOWED ON DEPOSITES.
MONEYS LOAN on STOCK SECURITIES
ian 91-ff Opposifs the Tysas0Sv.

EDDY ON BEE CULTURE AND THE Pro-
II tective Beehives; 25 cents.
The Honey Bee, London a cents.
Wheeler on the Management of Bees; IS cents.
The English Bee Keeper, London; 81 50.
Quinby's Mysteries OF Bee-keepng Explained; ;
81:
Paynes Bee keepers Guide, London Sl.57.
Weeks on Bees; 50 cents.
apA FRANCK TAYLOR.
LrERMENTED LIQUORS-A Treatise on
i Brewing. Distlng, Kectlfying. and Manu- fas-
tarlng of Sugars, Wines Spirits, and all other
known I liquors, including Cider aud Vinegar also.
hundreds Of valuable dlreciOng In Medicine. Metal
lurgy, Pyrotechny and thears IN gem Ial. By DIR.
Lewis FauchtwangeT, volume, price 81
ap - FRANCK TAYLOR.
DOOK- BINDING AND PAPER-RULING
GoPF & THOMAS,
Southeast corner of Eighth and d streets,
N % Sm .tt ' .....-. -... ..E
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- 6 A,GdkfNg.
Indicates where you may get IONh
GLAS~ES IN gilt or mahogany frames POR-
TRAIT and PICTURE FRAMES, round oyaly
or SQUARE, gilt or otherwise: or any otheT nn1 oi
work nm his line. The largest lot OF LOOhINU-
GLASS PLATES kePt eo1stsntS on r nandi NRa cheaP
for cash. JOhN oss M o. sysnn.
hetveen 18th and 18th sts.
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I UBIN'S EXTRACTS, all qdors, at GIBBS'S
Hair Store, near 18th st., and &C his sales Room
UU}s- "s sv@., kstsI sa~
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NOTICES..

E@a44 N'TS. FLO WERS, AND GRAPE
VINES choice variety Of Greenhouse and other
Towering plants Splendid Roses Verheuas, &c. for
out and cut flowers great variety for sale at
lo7 prices Bug nets made to order short notice
Aso hset Hamburg, and other choice Grape Vines for
cu'uveion under class Deleware, Reb-cca, Concord
art ord Pr6c and 1her varieties for door culture
Tomato Plants in pO and otherwise, Lettuce Cabbages
&C. for transpantrg, FOR sale in quantities suit pur
chasers. Apply at VIM A. WHEELER'5 Green House
or Gard street, Lincoln street. Orders may be
LEFT At Ballard SpurF's 227 lain street. or with
APPS dew RICHARD PAYNE Gardener
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IHB MoRMoNs.-The Mormons claim ia
nave $4,000 members of their church scat
tered over the world. They have ninety I've
missionaries in Europe, and an equal number
IN Aircs' Asia, and the Pacific Islands.
4hey nave one newspaper in Salt Lake City.
issuing 1900 copies weekly; one in Liverpool,
issuing 1900 copies weekly; one in Swan
sea- south Wales; one in Copenhagen in the
panish language; one in Australia one in
ihdla one IN Switzerland, in the French
language. The Book Of Mormon /" bos
been translated and published and re- nnblisb.
ed in the WEIGH. Danish, French. German
and Italian languages. -
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-04-21

HoNoRs TO THE PoErs.-The Legislature Of
New York has elected William c. BRYANT =
Regent of the University The Massachu-
sets Legislature recently elected John g.
Whittier one of the Overseers of Harvard
University, and the New York Congressional
delegation wish George P. Morris appointed
American Consul at London.
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CHEAPER THAN EVER!
We are receiving daily fresh and choice Goods from
Boston and New FORK Markets. which will our suie
at the following rates, viz.
Two cases best Hamilton DeLsines, la1c.
Two cases best Persian DeLaines, lie.
Zine quality Wool DeLaines, 25s.
Spring style Plaid Goods l2i, 25 SO, 20 and SOC.
urnng DeLsinPe, 12kc.
Mourning Cruvelli, size.
Black Alpaccas, from II to Doc.
BLACK AND FANCY SILKS.
Yard vide B 'ac, silks, high ustre, 81
Pisto Swiss and yard wide Armure siss, greatly
reduced prices.
Fancy silIs SO, CD, 75c and ST.
Ricf Silk Robes at half price
English Crovn Silks 81 10.
SHAWLs! SHAWLs
$50 Spring shawls, 81 so
100 spring Shawls, 81 rs.
100 Spring shawls $2Oo.'
Cashmere Shawis d, s, 10 aud $40
Stella and other Spring styles snsws, constant
ly receiving
PRINTS. PRINTS.
Case Spring Style fast colored prints, 6tc.
Merrimack, Cocheco and Pacific Prints, g. 9 and 10G
Handsome English Prints. 1874"
Yard wide French PdIts ~ to 20.
DOMESTIC AND HOUSEKEEPING
g O O = y.
Bales brown Cotton, yard wide. Gle.
Bales Brown Cotton 9-S, fine, Sc.
oeses Bltached Oottons, yard wide, Ct.
"A Dwight Cotton, lGc
dwight Cotton, l23c
AZ inch Pates Cotton. 1890.
A. Hamsuua Cotton Best goods made, 1918.
Brown Damask Table Covers, SOC
Bieached and Brown Dam2sS. By the yard cheap.
B'esched Table Covers, all linen, S74, 100, I25 and
1900.
Napkins and Doyes, all costs
Crash, to 10c
Coca assortment Diaper, and Toweling.
Ftue White Brilliants l24 c.
White Quits, i0Oc
White Quilts, extra l50c
Scotch Gnghams, 1914,
irish Linens uudressed, rs, 40, 90 and 62tc
Stitch Shirt Fronts fuish, 10, I2t, l7Nhd zoo
1000 Linen HacdSerchiets, "a
900 Linen Handkerchiefs, 49,
Gents Plain and Bordered Hsndkerchiefs, yery
ebesp.
Plain Jaconet Cambrcs, Ct to 25'
Checked and Striped Camorcs, l2t, 10, II, 20 25c.
Fannels, white domet 124c.
Fine all wool Flannel Csc.
10 ps all wool Flannsl. from Is 10 624 C.
Red and Grey all wool Flannel Is.
l Case bett S-leciss l0c.
Denims, a: 10 per cent. under price,
TicBihas at 10, Il, IL and lac.
The bslauce of cur wo9en Long and Square shawls to
be closed without rd cost. We have many other
goods which We have MT time aud space 10 MENTION at
prices in proportion to the above.
We will give GU ave reasons why cannot be under
sold. 1st-0ur expenses than any other houss
in Ncw England, doing thu same amour Of business.
2i-Our goods are principally bought tor cash 3D.
d. strictly cash business thus charge you nothing
for bad debts 4thWe wish Establish a business
opoa the principle m large and small praHts not
successful you will have the benefit of the effort 6sh
Because
we Will Not be CTndersOId.
Thankful for the liberal patronage stowed upon Us
ehsll endeavor rt continuance your favor
and in The future as in the shall APPLY the pIinci
pc We have adopted, Bsr dealing. and all goods
shall prove rerresened Any m,taX eheefuly req
lihed. Goofs freely and politely shoan.
CURRIER n GOOSkBNs,
Successors to LOCKE Il 90.
No s lincoln House Block, Main street, Worcester
mch26 Swtf
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81, 1853.
INSURANCE.
va e ANICs MUTU AL
+ 7 r E
INSURANCE COMPANY.

INSURANCE COMPANY.
the annual meeting az this Company held a. their
ONCE in Clarks Block, on Tuesday Jan 9Th the follow
ensuing, viz.
Henry A. Denny, Worcester, Geo. NJ. Rice Worcester
Ssek Saunders, Grafton Daniel Fainter
a'onEo White leicester samL. Hodges. CherryV'y
4 Denny, Clappville. Il. N. BigeloR, Clinton
Al q subsequent meeting Of the Board, HENRY A
DENNY was chosen President, WIN. 8. DENNY Score
STy, and FARLEY HAMMOND, Treasures.
rms Company has been il successful operation since
gay 1883 aud continue to insure in their Mechanics
GLASS, on favorable terms Dwelling Houses and other
omdings, stocks Of Goods, hrst class Machine shops
Ane non hazardous Property generally. Communications
addressed to the President Secretary will receive
prompt stte7tinr.
Worcester, Jan. Z. 1857 diff II
CONWAY FIFE INSURANCE COM
- PANY, CONWAY, MASS.
Incorporated and Organized in l849.
Capital SI5U, 200.
D. G. RooEBs, Secretary.
This Company continues insure buildings stores ma.
chin ~ merchandise and other property against loss
most satisfactory references given
EDW ARD L. DAVIS, Agent for Worcester and vicin-
hy, l4l Main street. dly f24
SPRINGFIELO FIRE AND MARINE
- INSURANCE COMPANY. Springfield Mass
Cash Capital and SurpIus, s35O,OO0.
EDMUND FREEMAN. Pres't.
W CONNER, JR., seo'y.
MAsSAsOIT INSURANCE COMPANY.
Springfield. Mass.
Cash CapTanl, SI50.000.
3. s. DAY, Pres't.
J. 8. PARISH, sec'y.
The undersigned having been appointed Agent Of the
above named responsible Companies Tor Worcester and
vicinity ia prepared to issue policies property aganlt
oss or damage by Ore. All claims fairly and promptly
IoaN G. KENDALL, Agent,
s29 DIFF Office 2e3 Main st, Riohmond's Block.
IL UINCY MUTUAL FIRE INSUR-
0r ANCE CO.-IncorpurateG SOL.
Available and Cash Capital,
3360,00O
Insures Buildings Furniture and Merchandise Stock
haLes, and continue to pay rs per cent dividend
yesr policies, and 90 per cent. dividend five years
poiCies, at their expiration.
Worcester office in Mechanics Hall
my6 Oily y. a. ROWLAND, Agent.
INSURANCE.
6sTNA INsURAN0E COMPANY Hartford.
Capital g., 100000.
PHOENIX INSURANCE COMPANY, Hartford,
Capital 100000.
E0ME INSURANCE COMPANY. New York
Capital 100000.
HARTFORD INSURANCE COMPANY, Hartford.
ATLANTIC INSURANCE COMPANY, Providence.
CAPITAL $4,000.
The above named Companies continue to inaure unde
avoraOle terms For further particulars, inquire Of
A, Il. B6LL0CK, Agent
OIL dswtf Worces-er
EEASI PDEN FIRE INSURANCE Co.,,
a. OF SPRINGFIELD, MASS.
Cash Oarita pal in. $3.50 goo 90
Accumulated surplus. 70 ,5O8 40
VIM B. CALHOUN, President.
los. c. PYscBoN, Secretary.
viii insure Rea and personal Property against fire. on
application to VIM DENNY, Agent
At the Office of Mechanics Mutual Fire insurance
Company, Cark's Block, Worcester. 5
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A MEXICAN q FOREIGN PATENTS.
r. H. EDDY,
OF DATE NFre

K. H. EDDY,
SOLICITOR OF PATENTS,
tIate Agent Of o. Patent Office Washington, under
the Act of 1879
rs State ST., opposite Ktlby ST., Boston.
After an extensive practice Of upwards Of twenty years.
continues Patents in the Untad States; also In
Great Britain, France, sn6 other foreign countries.
Caveata Specifications, Assignments, and all papers OF
drawings for patents executed liberal terms, and with
despatch. Researches made into American or Foreign
works. to determine the validity utility Of Patents or
Inventons-and legal other advice rendered In all
matters touching the Copies ofcaims Of any Pa
tent furnished by RENTING dollar Assignmentsre-
cordedst Washington.
This Agency Is not only the largest in New England
but through it inventors have advantages for securing
patents, or ascertanng the p2tentabiiy Of Inventions
unsurpassed by, if not UNNECESSARILY superior to, any
which can be offered them elsewhere. The testmonias
below given prove that none is MORE SUCCESSFUL AT
THE PATENT OFFICE, than the subscriber; and as
SUCCESS rs THB BEST PROoP or ADyANTAe rs
AND ABILITY he would add that he abundant reason
to believe, and proye that at other Office Of the kind
are the charges for professional services moderate
The immense practice OF the subscriber during twenty
years past has enabled him to accumulate vast oollec
tor Of specifications and official decisions relative to pa
tents TSae besides his very extensive library OF legal
and mechanical works. and full accounts Of patents
granted in TIN United States and Europe render him able
beyond question, to offer superior facilities for obtaining
patents.
All necessity of journey to Washington, to procure
patent and the usual great delay there are here ssysd
Inventors.
TESTIMONIALS.
During the time occupied the Office Of Commissioner
Patents r. II Eddy, ESQ., Of Boston, did business 1t
The Patent Office Solicitor for procuring Patents. There
were few persons acting In that capacity who had
so much business before the Paent Office there Vere
none who conducted 1t with eki fidelity and sue
cess regard Mr.. Eddy Of the best informed and
most sklful Patent Solicitors in the United States and
have no hesitation In assuring inventors that they cannot
employ person more competent and Trustworthy, and
more capable CT putting their applications in form 10
secure for them early and favorable consideration Ia
the Patent Office, EDMUND BURKE,
Late Commissioner Of Patents
From the present Commissioner.
august II, 1855 During the time have held the
office Of commissioner Of Patents X. H. Eddy, Esq. Of
Boston, has been extensively engaged In the transaction
Of business with the Office Solicitor. He is thor
oughy acquainted With the law, and the rules Of practice
Of the Office. regard him as Of the most capable
and successful practitioners with whom have had Oh,
sial intercourse. CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner Of Patents.
Boston, Jan l, 1857. deod&w1am
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DAILY P4FER.-FoUR DOLLARS year, payable al
ways IN ADVANCE. An subscriptions discontinued at
the expiration of the term paid for.
~EEFLF PAPGR.-Price two dollars year; 81 Tor six
months, and so cents FOR three months If paid strictly in
'v'""~ s1.7s rt' wear; single COMES cent, each
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Price Two cents
C9e 3laiIp spp.

SINGULAR Casa Young man NAMED
Selden +. Pinney, of Ellington Conn, having
been mysteriously i'll for two years. and sbs
tanning no benefit from physicians. he con.
suited elairvoyant-s piritualist, John X
Reade, of Hartford, who, while in a trancs
state, declared that young Pinney had hrs
lizard in his stomach. He also prescribed
medicine for the election of the reptile. AL
though without faith in the declaration Or
prescription, the medicine was taken as direct
ed' and doing lizard was elected. This 10
tough story but the parents of the young
man affirm its truthfulness in eonmnnioas
ton published in the Hartford TiDaes.-Tba
holland County Republican, published in the
vicinity where Plnney lives, also corroborates
the story, and says-''The precautions which
were taken to avoid deception were complete.
and 1t is not probable that there is any mia.
take about the circumstances"
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We are prepared to sbuw (if the areest) gne
Of the most desirable assortne Of Dress Silks to be
found io Worcester to which would invite the aten
ton Of the ladies'. We have OF Plaid silks in qnod
qualities at 90 cts. CHARLES A. UPTON,
Dc2insoa's Building opp. the Bay Stste House
mch25 dtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-04-21

FROM AUCTION.
5000 yds. best Hamilton DeLaines only 1910, worth
25c. These are very bargains.
BLACK SILKS
We have this week opened rich display If these cell
ebrated Black Silks long sold by u.s. warranted not co
crack or change lust7e by wearing. We especially call
the attention Of every lady in puru OF tip top Slack
SAX one that is to first rate, to examine ou
assortment. Prices right.
FANCY SILKS.
great variety of rich Fancy Silks at bargains.
We would most respectfully invite ALL that are in wanl
Of any KIM Of Dry Goods call and look at our toof In
store will always be fund all the desirable styles the
market afiords Daily receipts from York and Bos
ton markets. Hlving survived the financial crisis and
having he facilities for buying exclusively for cash, en-
ables to sell much less those that buy on credit
We e. to al who favor with their patronage
the best BARGAINS the city Come then all that are in
want of Dry ods if you would be fairly used add re
oeive the most for your money, OF the
O L II Y Z O Il e,
14S Main Street.
}. II. CLARKE * co,
mchl8 du Directly opposite the Post oHiae.
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CHARLES A. UHToN.s.

LIZ s.! Sill X 81!
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u REGISTER SPY.
TERMS OF fosLloArIox.

r1rtSt-s and Published by JoHE MILToH EARLE B
rs~As DEEv At No. 2l2 MAR Street. Worcester, Mass
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CLOTHING, &C.

~ D o H E R t
M ERCHAN TAILOR.
Takes this opportunity inform his friends and the pub
lie, that he is to make up
GARM ENTs 80 RIDER.
In the fashionable style and very cheap for cash
Those who about purchasing, would do we'll to call
and examine ny stock, consisting of
BROADOLOTHs, DOEsKIN5, CAssTMEREs.
and VESFING2, Of the latest styles. Also good as
sortnent Of FURNISHING GOODS constantly on hand.
Garments Cut aud Trimmed,
in the best possible manner.
II. DOHERTF,
100 Main street. door north of Faggs Building oppo
size Bay State House. d3n apl
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DRY GOODS.
Spring ARRANGE dENTs.

Having, on former occasion, announced
our intention of leaving Worcester April 1st being
surprised at the large number Of customers who express
cd desire for US to remain state 70 them and the
public that have succeeded In obtsoing at
reduced rent, and having put the in complete
pair, have re-opened with full and choice assortment
Of goods, and are prepared 70 sell you
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-04-21
BON NET SILKS,

at % per cent Tor aneouh less than they be pur
chased In any other store in the State.
IL may be asked how sell so cheap. IFS no secret
Auction goods, qucS sales and light prohts W. work
ourselves keep duFn all and give customers
the benefit Of an honorable one-prce mart.