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The national Republican., 1862-07-29

CANTERBURY HALL.
Louisiana Avenue. near Sixth street.
The CooI Retreat.
FRESH ARRAY OF TALENT:
THE CRY FHs' H. sEgFtg1oR sTIhh gRaT COME
COMBINATION COMPANY.
NEW STARS. NEW STARS.
|. First week OF Miss
Sallie Duvall,
The charming Vocalist.
Mis- ELLEN COLLEEN,
The beautiful Dausease % iIem the Continental
..-. daughter Of Terpsichofe.
Mlss LIZZIE FRANCIS.
Mis- MAGGIE VERNON,
And full CORPS DE BALLET Of the most
BEAUTIFUL LADIES ON
The stage
In consequence OF the great notoriety, OF the
DELEV'.aTTE BROTHERS,
At their prsv,Sss ;,nGsSsnsa,s hers. they have
time, In their periious
TRAPEZE, DARING LA PERCHE
AND sTILT FEATS,
outrivsllug all other Artistss Of the profession.
FIRST WEEK OF
jim BssdsUOrth, .-
.Jihl BMdicOrth,
lhe best Ethiopian performer on the stage
This gentleman stands at the head Of all other
performers, In his peculiar line.
First week oil
Denny Gallagher,
Denny Gallagher,
The celebrated Ethiopian Delineator, 10 his Aork
Gus original negro acts his first appearance here.
WILLIE EMERSON,
In his peculiar Songs and Dances
W. d. HARRISON,
The world famed Extemporaneous Singer.
He will slng his new comic patriotic song, entitled
NJ - tt q N n I - O . -,
anda
MI NJ I} r. II OF O TIL r. X $,
Making one Of the best Companies ever appearing
on the
C.ANTERBU Stage.
NEW NEGRO ACTS, NEW FACES,
NEW SONGS, NEW DANCkS,
AND A NEW PROGRAMME.
Admission, IS cents. Orchestra Chairs, 90 cents
Doors open, IA. Performance, SA O'Clock.
jy29 Star-s sqsl
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Visiting Days st IN. Hospitals In this

General Hospital, y. Monday, We'd
nesday, Thursday, and Saturday, between
and O'Clock, p. m.
General Hospital, Judiciary square.)-M Mon.
day and Thursday, between 2 and O'Clock.
Cranch Hospital, lE street Baptist church
and the Unitarian church. .)-Every day, from
to O'Clock.
Any addition TO, or alterations in, the above
table will be cheerfully made.
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DY J. Q. MCGUIRE g CO., Auctioneers.
ID HOI SEHOLD FURNITURE AND KITCH-
EN- REQUISITE Al AUCTION, AT THE RES
IUENCE OF A FAMILY MOVING WEST IN
WEDNESDAY next. July 10th, at 10 O'Clock We
shal sell, at No. 539, street north between Fourth
and Fifth streets west, lot consisting In part Of the
following excellent furniture
Mahogany Hsiroloth 8ofa
Gothic Table, Walnut Whatntt
Haircloth Rocking and other Chs,rs
Cloth Lounge
A number Of Gilt Frames
Window Curtains
Carp to, Mating and Oiloloth
Book Cases and Bureau
Eight day Clock, Coal Oil Lamps
Looking Glasses, iables
Parlor and Chsmber Stoves. Pipes, NC
Bedsteads, Hair and other Matt esseH
wssnstand and Chamber Chairs
Kitchen Requisites, safe, and Cooking Stoves,
&C., 40.
Terms cash.
81 House and Lot for sale or rent. Inquire ION
- J. c. MCGUIRE 4 CO,
jy2s Auctioneers.
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QY w. L. WALL q CO.., A0ctlOneers,
ID Successors to WALL 4 BARNARD.
G0XEREMENT SALE OF A NUMBER OF
HORSES, COLTS, and MULES, AT AucrIos.-On
THURSDAY next, 3lst Of July, 1862, at the Corral
near the Observatory, will be sold, at Public Auc
ton
A number Of Horses, Colts, and Mules condemned
a. unit for public servio.
Sale to commence Al 10 O'Clock.
Terms cash. iu Cove rnment funds.
J. }. DANA,
Capt. and Asst Quartermsster
W. l.. WALL CO.,
V2b Auotioneers
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THO MEMBERS OF CokoRlss, PRoFEs.
sional Gentlemen, and others.
The undersigned are prepared to print Speeches,
Briefs, Pamphlets, Reports, or aEy description Of
Book work, and solicit orders.
W. G. BCAMMELL 4 CO.,
Ofuoe corner Indiana avsnlo
10V St-Nf ssA us~orH stpast u ssA
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A LII. THE BEST COOKInG STOVES,
n TABLE CUTLERY, AND
HOUSEKEEPING ARTICLES,
OF ALL KINDS.
Camp Furniture and I'll. ware, 70 be had Of
W. II. NARROWER,
DsPS Saa No. Sa4 Seventh strAoA
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CITY GAADEM,
w VIEW YORK AVENUE,
Betneen Fira and Second Nred,

EDSMHSSGs231NDnH, e
No. m Ps~~syluoxia avs., Warrington, d. q.
Q, - CAlf )unoy9SD
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Engineer TOtten on Forts, ships, and
big Guns.

WASHINGTON, May 10. - Chief engineer
Totten in reply to interrogations on the sub
iect of changes which may become necessary
in forts and other means of defence says =
''forts must fall before competent land at
tacks, but are competent to resist and repel
vessels. Both these principles have been set
tied by military experiences, and they receiv-
ed full illustration in the recent attack on fort
Pulaski. He arrives at the conclusions that
the plans of. our seaboard batteries cannot be
essentially improved; that no change can be
made with advantage; that iron has been free
ly used, and its farther use is perfectly easy
on existing works, and wherever needed the
walls may be entirely iron covered; that all
changes in ordnance and projectiles are great
~ IN favor Of land batteries against YES
sells IN any combat between the two ;
that guns Of unlimited size can easily be
mounted and covered on land; that no vessel
can be built and hoated not penetrable to prO-
Jectlles from such guns; that one shot rightly
delivered will probably sink any vessel, while
fort cannot be seriously injured bv the re-
turn fire of the vessel; that forts can ALWAYS
be reduced by land batteries but NOT bv vee-
sells, when properly armed and manned. that
the use Of steam is the only exclusive advan-
tage which modern times affords vessels tba+
this advantage can be countervailed nv in
creasing the number and especially the cali
bre of the guns of land batteries: that our
forts need full supply of guns that large
calibres are to be insisted upon and to be furn
ished Immediately, but that no intention is en-
tertained to dispense with floating defences en-
our coast at different points where their use
is advantageous.
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The OCCUPATION of suffolk.

SUFFOLK, VA, May lS-This place, seven
teen miles from Norfolk by railroad, was oc-
cupied by the Union troops at eight o'clock
tins morning. No rebel troops were found in
the vicinity and no opposition was made to the
occupation of the city. Many of the inhabi-
tants huye left. Those remaining arc bitter
in their feelings and expressions 1t is re-
ported that there is but one Union man in the
town. Others will be discovered in dav or
two, of course. The place was evacuated by
the enemy on Sunday last All the troops
from Norfolk passed through Suffolk on their
way to Richmond. Suffolk is a beautiful
town, the streets are wide and beautifully
shaded with trees
Reconnoisances were made, Yesterday. as
far as hempsville, Gov. Wises place by Col.
Dodge. No prisoners were taken, and little
information obtained The place was found
almost deserted. A flag of truce was sent out,
yesterday, in the direction of Suffolk, to re-
turn prisoner of state released from fort
Warren. The Seaboard and Roanoke railroad
was In good condition to Suffolk only single
bridge having been destroyed. The road will
be repaired Immediately and the rolling stock
put in condition as soon as possible. A large
quantity Of copper boiling was found stored in
the railroad storehouse, yesterday, of which
possession was taken.
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The RepuIsed asnnhoa.a

Ntan minA itl May l9.-The Bulletins fort
EtrI'e Iet'eT contains the following =.
,on.r ne rePulse OF the gunboats is generally
,, o'''ioeu as very serious affair." Seventeen
Wo ai ate Iep1rteq to have been killed on the
to ,u Eont by the explosion of her gun; and
~ i.o Do"' was rendered useless, and is with
ond H. me Galena was riddled with shots
T iu ite[ loss Is supposed to have been heavy
sa id ~ oiplllof was struck repeatedly, but is
ol 9h4 p:l'RE May I9.-It is reported by tbo
I Hiu Tolht boat that the Galena was consider.
ny managed IN her upper works by the nInng-
ing shot OF the rebel batteries. P'"''s
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upon the two iron-clad gunbOats. Oftwenty-
eight shots that struck the Galena, eighteen
penetrated her armor. None one of those
striking the Monitor, however, did her anv
damage whatever, all glancing off: 1t seems
the armor Of the Galena was not designed to
resist heavy shot, of the description fired at
her from the fort, at SO great an angle of
elevation. Thus is the fact that her armor
proved inefficient, on this occasion, accounted
for On Friday last, the two iron-clad gun
boats returned down the river. The Galena,
though pierced eighteen times, was not mate
rally injured, and with the Monitor and all
her original consorts, doubtless, on Saturday,
followed Com. Goldsboro', and the other per-
ton Of the squadron, up the river.
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Commodore GOIdsbOroUgh's Expedition
up the flames River.

Commodore dSOIdsbOrOugh's Expedition
up the James River.
q WAsuINGroN, May 19.-At the time of the
preparation of this dispatch no official dis
patch had been received regarding Com.
Goldsboroughs expedition up the james
river; but the following statement, CLEANED
from the Evening Star and other sources, it
is believed, embraces the material facts =
Commadore Goldsborough was accompa-
MED by the steam frigate Susquehannah and
the gunboats Dacotah, MartinanZa, and Wa
chusctt and the tug Zouaye-thc latter
mounted with single gun. They found the
first rebel battery at Days Point deserted
The rebel flag was still flying over the bat
tery at Hardy's Point, fifteen miles above
Newport News. Commodore GoldSborough,
on arriving within range, at once shelled it,
and. on receiving no response after duly re-
connoitering, landed force of marines, who
found it deserted and most Of its guns dis
mounted. Through solitary inhabitant,
picked up there, he ascertained that on the
previous Wednesday night its late garrison Of
four hundred rebels deserted it.
He then proceeded up the river finding all
the many rebel batteries between Hardy'S
Point. fort Huger, and jamestown deserted
and with their guns mostly dismounted and
rendered temporarily useless. He took means
for securing all the ordnance thus left by the
rebeIs Near jamestown he met the division
of his squadron that had previously gone up
the river under commander John Rodgers and
learned the history of the day before at fort
Darling, and also the bursting of the Nauga-
tucL's large gun, and the evacuation by the
rnbels of all their Notifications and batteries
below fort Darling, supposed to have taken
Mace on the previous wednesday night.
When last heard from, on Friday, Commo-
dore Goldsboro was continuing ms progress
with most of his squadron up the river above
jamestown, securing the ordnance, &c., aban-
doned by the rebels as he progressed.
The general evacuation Of the works below
fort Darling has doubtless enabled commodore
Godsborough to get within range OF fort
Darling Certain mortar boats and other YES
sells likely to be able to act effectively against
that work, as well as the supply vessels neces-
sarv TO make any future naval attack upon II
effective The James river and its banks are
NOW clear of rebel vessels and soldiers in
arms. M TO d point eight miles from Rich
mond. II seems the Monitor and Galena
were the only vessels of the squadron able to
run past all the rebel lower fortifications on
DAVIS Point and at Hardeys Bluff, fifteen
miles only above Newport News, and all the
way up to fort Darling, eight miles below
Richmond where they found the channel eff
fectually blocked, as stated in previous dis.
patch. On arriving in range Of the guns Of
fort Darling situated upon an elevation 2OC
feet above the water surface, the further pro-
gress of the two iron clads was therefore pre-
vented and that Of the fleet stopped at point,
below.
The heavy guns of the fort were so depress.
cd in their range as 70 play most effectively
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WAsHNGroN, May 1.-the president has
issued proclamation, repudiating the alleged
order Of Gen. Hunter, as unauthorized, and
of no validity or effect, and reserving to him
self alone the right to determine whether he
can consttutionally, and should, adopt such
policy, if the contingencies Of the war shall
eventually make it necessary.
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r h Sr3 h9Rk May 9-CoFroN quiet at PA N 97a
st te s. % n 81 IN S93 3Dls state andw stern e lover
s44S: s"utcrS 9f,o ONO 90 q s. TO- western 81 40 "a
a Sc 5 9E s s'S 53 $50 Canada Sc lover extra 81 50
hush heat heavy and 10 &c lower sales 9e5 eoo
5 red Western 9s 81 X ~ i9 9 Milwaukee eub 81 @
DGsl; western so a Sic ~ oIo"eri safes SJOUO
P0O VtSIONS runcbo,,,, ,.
H9 6 sales $50 bbs s255 W6sEe 'g oUs FORK
MUscSvado s. ri SagaTs s less active sales SO6oxes
Il . o. G5de& esS 9 ,c Eeo 9 s. iavana47O boxes
Dohngo, 100 bags at lg4c '''O' iV'V osS at l3ci ST
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Items.

+,,a o An, FRANCISCO !: May l4-Judge Hardy of
tlie Io'n district court, was convicted TO-DAY
9elore ihe state senate by two-third, vote Of
uetsioyalty to the government, and a resoIntion
a. expulsion was passed. Charges of miscon.
il aga against Judge Terry for killing Broder-
,,l BUFFALO, May I9.-Fire has DESTROYED tbo
wlnIe lead factory Of Thompson & Co.. tbe
I MARINE hospital, and other wooden buildings
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LEAvENwoRTH, May 17.-Gen. Blunt has
issued marching orders to the New Mexican
expedition. 1t consists Of the Kansas LIST, 3D.
and 7th and the Wisconsin 18th and 18th. 1t
is commanded by Gen. r. B. MITCHELL and is
in every respect a splendid brigade. 1t is said
that Col Barstow of the Sd Wisconsin cavalry
is to be made provost marshal general of the
state of Kansas
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Anctrons.
= BY CURTIS NEWTON, soUTHBoRo,.
SSlGN h LrS SALE OF REAT

BY CURTIS NEWTON, SOUTHBoRo'
A SSlGNEE'S SALE OF REAL ES.
- TATE IN SOUTHPORT, MASS.-Wnl be sold Mt
on the premises all the Real Estate in said Soutbborn
viz: '' a. 4o'l'"s'
The farm, formerly belonging to Dea Gabriel Parker
subject to InortgaRe Of 53Ol consisting of about forty
acres on Saw-Mil Hill, called about tftv-sx acres
~ M between the town road aud the new county road
win the dinEs thereon; and about ty-seven acres
Nls east OF said new Iunty road with barn thereon
About twelve acres, near the er of said Parker
farm, upon which there is no mortgage.
ABOUT five cs formerly belonging to TroWb idpe
Brighali, esq situated on the county road.
About I'VE AMI half acres, lying north of the old
county road, ami between lands Of Geo. Rowland ESQ
ana Dea Peter Fay known as the Marsh Lot
lane containing about forty seyensquare rods north
The premises now occupied by Joseph Burnett, con-
tanning about fifteen of land, with buildings there
on. subject to mortgages
AssigneeS.
Terms cash Further particulars at time and place of
sale d6t 'f1,Ia
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METHODIST BOOKS FOR SALE.
PARAsOLs, sun UMBRELLAS
Carriage Shade ShOwerettS.

1000 Of the above goods received to day. made to my
own order, making the best assortment in Worcester
ana TO DC SOFA at manufacturers prices Can aud exam
me HORACE SHELDON,
apIo du mechanics Hall Building.
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GAS SLW f9RK May IS STOCKS are better. cbico,,c
iGicdo ~; Illinois scrip 62B Michigan Cepiga
rIc 3a} 9Of Reating ~; Harlem IA: Hudson 4gf
e IVY 'E3 central 09s; Pacific Mail 5E yipgin jot
'' ''' AlSsoutl siEesj4 Tennessee skies 5Sz e''
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w ESTER THEATER
Lessee, HSNRY c. JARRETT.
CAso of Niblos Garden New York and the Academy of
Music, Boston.
Two Nights Only. Friday 4 Saturday Nav % 4 q.
Grand Combination of

Grand Comb alton of
EMINENT DRAMATIC ARTISTS.
From Niblo's Garden, n. y and Academy of Music,
Boston.
"a l. DAVENPORT, the eminent American Tragedian
WILLIAM WIlEArLEY, justly acknowledged to be
hest living Light Comedian
JOiN r: ON EMS, the Comedian of the day.
10 IN GILBERT the distinguished Dramatic Artist
from the principal Theaers of the Union
NEOhNTE Ky Err, the popular Artist from the
MIA and New York rheajers
EDMA ARD LAMB, the popular Comic Actor.
SHAN. BAktJN, The Young American Actor
Past, j. Darcy. ' w.
Mrs W. C. Gladstane. the distinguished Actress from
the Boston and New York Theaters
Miss MARY WELLS, thcflvorite Actress from NibIo's
Garden, New York
Miss EMMA TAYLOR, the elegant Young artist from,
the Philadelphia Theaters
Mrs. q. SKEkRET + the well known Comedienne
Mrs. NoURsE, Miss WILKES.
FRIDAY EVENING, May %, Sheridan's brilliant
Comedy, in acts, entitled the
SCHOOL For SCANDAL.
Wich will be presented with cast Of characters which
cannot pc equalled by any Theater in the world The
play VIII De presented in the cOstuu Of the period
SATURDAY EVENING, May "a, will be presented
Coleman celebrated Comedy o:
THE POOR GENTLEMAN.
Together with Buckstones famous Comedy MAR
RlED LIFE. '' '
w Notwithstanding the expense attendant upon tbe
product Of the popular engagement Of SO
many eminent artists tor the brief season of two NIGHTS
the management respectfully unce the foil wing
Tes OF Admission: Dress Circle and Parquet so cents
Family Cnele and Amphitheater s!5 cents No extra
mence at s O'Clock. " ~
the sale of Tickets will commence at the Box Office
r'esda' morning. May 20, at 10 o'clock d6t myl7
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miscellaneous.

M RS. L. S. MCPHERSON, 10 Austin
- street Seeing and Trance Medium gives sittings
LOT spirit communications, for soc. Inuvely examines
m, and to p. m; She will also hold public meetns
every sunday at Il p. m. Admission SC dawtf iy2
{ cotton SEED OIL MEAL For
APPS SAFE by GEO s. HoPP IL CO. Mechanic street.
SMITHS CURATIVE COMPOUND
api fSr sale by GEO. R. sPERR, pol Main street.
SODA DRAFT APPARATUS For
- sale by G Il. SPUR, 2Ol Main street
mgo deodc
TO FARMERS.-600 bush. extra 0UaI.
ceivdd ~ o MaitE MARYLAND CORN for sowing, re-
myl2 DIT ". HoLBRooK & CO.
100 GALLONS MAPLE SYRUP
" 'A''" q'S just feef p s. and %df for sale by
myo dow No Front street
CURTIS CURE FOR BADNESS
mc IGT sale by GEO R. sPTRR POI Main street.
EXTRA REFINED GERMAN CAM.
- PIIoR-Ju eceived and for sale wholesale and
RETAIL by GEO. r. sPURR POI Main street. diff apple
T'HE GREATEST MEDICAL DIS.
CovERY OF THE AGE
MR. KENNEDY, of Roxbury, has discovered in one of
our coni'Hon pasture weeds remedy that cures
EVERY KIND OF HUMOK
Two bottles warranted to cure nursing sore month
One 10 three bottles will clear the system Of bes
Two bottles are warranted the worst cankerin
the stomach. ~ 81
Three five bottles warranted to cure the worst
kinds of Erysipelas. ~
One or two bottles warranted to cure all humorsn
the eyes. 80 III
Two bottles warranted to cure running of the ears
and blotches among the hair
running ulcers. F' W
One bottle win cure scaly eruptions of the skin.
Two or three blttes are warranted cure the worst
kind of ringwolm. az "'i''
Iwo to three bottles are to cure the most
Three or tour bottles are warranted TO cure sat-
rheum - ''S S''
Five to eight bottles warranted to cure the worst
scrolua. ' "'is'
One to three bottles warranted to cure the worst
cases OF dyspepsia | know from the experience III
thousands that it has been caused by canker IN the
stomach " ~
One or two bottles warranted to cure sick head
ache ~ "U
One or two bottles warranted regulate eostiye
state of the bowels
one or two bottles will regulate allderangemen ofthe
kidneys ' NV
Four to six bottles have cured the worst cases
dropsy. 0'
RY strictly following the directions in the pamnb1et
around each bottle ard judcious application of the
SALT RREUM OINTMENT,
SCROFULA OINTMENT, AND
HEALING OINTMENT,
every sore and ulcer whatever KIM or nature excen
cured. ~ - 0i'y
For sale by all i'm sfs avarv
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KENNEDY'S RHEUMATIC IMMINENT,

The attention of the public is called to this most
all the aches and pains that flesh is heir TO.
RHEUMATISM is caused by a stacnatiop of tbo
uS, arising from checked perspiratiOnis cured by
few bottles Of KENNEDY's kIiEUMATIC LINIstEET
SECRAEGEA-the king of all pain-is cauqed III,
an Inflammation Ct the nerves-is instantly cured by
te" applications of KENNEDY's RHEUMATIC LlNIMENT
SPk , ms are caused by an over-exte and a
suddenre action of the musces-is cured bv few bot
ties Of kENNEDYs RHEUMATIC LINIMENT- equally good
matte LINIMENT. N0
HRUIS ES are caused by a sudden pressure of the
flesh and smashing of the tssues-s Instantly relieved
by kkNNEDYs RHEUMATIC IlNIMRNr.
sudden stoppage of the nervous fluid which prevents
animal life having free fowls cured by "A few appica
tons of kENNEDYs RHEUMATIC LINGMENT.
BILIOUS collie is caused by neuralgia in the
9siCn ana PQMelsmtake teaspoontul of KENNEDY's
hiEu matte LlNlAEAT IN warm water every half hour
SORB TBROAT AND HOARSENrSs
are caused by unnatural drYness OF the Innls-vct
piece Of flannel with kENNEDY's RHEUMATIC LfNtMENT
apply 1t on going to bed and you will be weliin the
nIEXDACHE AND THROsnrNC OF
TIE TEMPLES is caused by pressure from nsensibe
Retspraton-is cured by few applications of KENYE-
WEA a1N ESS OF THE BACE-Follow tho
direction in the circular around each bottle.
u is good for roOthaehe, Earache; Sweed Face and
Inflammation Of every kind Every family should have
a full supply for the winter.
Manufactured by DONALD KENNEDY. Roxbury
Mass Price 50 cents: sold by DAVID sCOiT, GEO
?. HARLOW, LANES GREEN, BUSH & Co, NJ s.
everywhere.
(tHOICE VOCAL DUETS WITH
- PIANO ACCOMPANIMENT.-TH SHOWER OF
PEARLS, containing the most beautiful Duets for Tive
sopranos soprano and Alto, soprano and Tenor SOnra-
no and Bass and Tenor ana Bass Arranged with an Ac
compartment for the PianO-fOrte. Bound Ia Cloth
Price 81 on recent of which It will be sent by mall
post paid. OLIVER DlTSON q CO, Publishers 277
washington Sueet, Boston. diff myl0
ON HAND AND CONSTANTLY
y - kECElYiNG at the WORCESTER BRANCH OF
Nine fDenmnoTes Frlzg si hJ S Of P9iterns
which have bu 10 be tried TO be liked, warranted not to
get out of order. Also,
NINE. DIS FRENCH CORSETS AND SKIRT SUP.
PORlERS
Having secured the services Of competent ana sue
cesstl Dress Cloak and Mantl Maker particular at
terton will be paid to that branch of the business Out
side Garments and Ore Innings Cut and Fitted with
dispatch. Pinkng done to order
No. / AMERICAN HOUSE BLOCK, MAIN STREET, WORcEs-
TER, up Stairs
tzg-All orders addressed TO MISS BOND, Box
3l3 Worcester =. o.. will receive prompt attention.
lnyg d6tF
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w ANTED--A situation. by good ca
pablo girl, to do general homework Apply at
g. Front street. d3t+ mV5O
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SD. TOURTELLOT &; G. II. PECK
ARCHITECTS,
2s5 Main Street, corner OF Park Worcester
las di,W6m
The IMPORTED THOROUGH

EOR SALE-One secondhand Chaise
T. and Harness. Inquire of j, L HOOD, 22S Main
strset Worcester Mass d&wtf mYl0