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I Cf.iy Mmv I Cnh.Hisn 'I hunt Criiv Philip Csrdner ell Cliiici Ah Crniignr li.iiioHo mil Hiiipi'r i Call Jatiiei Cf.iV Robert (tille Cray Win Will Cregur Will 1 Cfecne Miirih.i innii Crer Tlioin.is CHI Sn-ttii Will i Cill Cihiian Eluiiheth Criiri II Ceorge VV Cllitiey Cillp.Urii Mary Ann I Gngisui) I CilniQii Nnthnnicl Cyehiaii C.ifoline Cilhuit M.irrellee» Could James I (hole mis Could Win CoiHlwln I'bti ill Couhl ('amniHilyauiiii I Cootlill Calvin Coo.iridpn Ainbiufe Golf Coodiog Gortnin Hnhiian Golden J.iiries Goodwin ('aroltiie A 1 Corhiini Erastiis 1 Clover Heilry Cohlshnry Cove Jereini'ih Covo Eyilin II Clover Ahbutl I Coy A 1 (Jntlersi.n VV II I (Juillow I Ctinnifun Jatnei It I II 1 Hartwell Ephraim II llall Sanil llallett Satol Cilbeit llnrt Mary Mnmniett Hardin ('ulvlii Harney Alaiia HiiidenPiitk Haitsliorn Harriet Haniilton Juhn Harlet Sarah Haskiiii Hardy I.iicy Ann lUirriioii John Hull Edw II cupt Hawley Henry II Hums John lliitch Henj lliiaty llaakell David IlHininoiid Win II Harley Win Hatch llawkes Hammond Hariia Eaiirlnda Halos Elizabnih Hathaway Jay esq Haller June Haskell Noiih capt Harris Fiancis A1 lluloy Thos Hiile David Hull Siisnii Harvey (J VV Haselton Sarah Hanley Path Hagerty Michl lintkell Edir Hail Ivory Harward Hannah ilnikell ('hs VV Hancock Geu ilaywurd Henry Haskell VVmcapt Haskell Nalhl Hewins (portrait painter) lliilines Eucreiia Honnes.sey Stephen Heard (shoe store) llersy Alary A I lea Id Francis I leo Id Eleanor II iocm.in tli 01 1 lUiiiMili Ki.o* toiUill .1 olili Koi U.lin M.try It luuliU I to VI Kell Alio Keii.

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hn Pli'tre Jinioia 'It Noah Peer' II ilauoah H- III Prevtiin Jeaiilia Jane Pi i'e i Jmia P. Pettenglll Betiey Pu ree alki I P.II Tti.ideii» A CO I'l A Pi I Hiiain Pieire S.iruli Hnio'l Pie 01 ire VV 1 ison Eorin I l'ii Ion. I keiiog VV Elbridgc Pip.r Price Henry i Pike Pinkloitii Jane I Piekering Eurena mrs Pilmon Mary I Plereo ('nlch Hi bncrt Pliiney Win I Pluuan mr John Pond Poland Susannah Porter Mary tiiiss Pottlo Eevi Pool Power Win Pond Pohqiiin Poller Popo Josblh Pomroy D.an’l Poor D.ioM Potter Rodney Proiiiy Clarissa Pncill Philtii Pnlcifer Plummet Jon.i Guigley Ann (luiglcy Saroh tin inn Peter (liiiinby Susan (luiinhy A (iuiiilan Patrick il Raiison Owen Rsfid Franklin R.indell Jndiih Raniiy David II Ramon Sophia Reynolds Busan Reed Eticy Reed Eliza Renrick Win Rea Patrick Redman Ann Roed Sarah Reid (J Reynidds John Reed Riee At Crane Kichardion Ricliardsun Joel Rice Horace Alargaret Richardson Elizabeth Ryerson Harriet Ring Luey Rice Ernstus Rohinsnn Edward Roath Roberts Julia AI Roach Mary II Roberts Jeremiah Rodgers Plieliz Rogers John itovvfl Adclino a Rosie John RolibiiisGardner Dr Rust Henry Runnels Wm np Spare Janies Shuckfoid Essackon Stackhouse Wm Sanborn Gilmore Htratton Charles Sawyer Charles Swan John Shannon Charles Sharp Elizabeth VV Sparks Eliza Sawyer Shider (leorga Jr Swan John A Sirnngo Ann Sawyer Wm Sanborn VVoodbridga Sawtell Susan Shaw Benj Savings Bank (cuiliier) Sta)de David Slater John Stacy Jutcph II Stall Jonn Sanborn Ira Stark Win Sanborn Duhoruh Sanborn Moses Rartunt Henry Sawieit Susan Rjianlding Rufus Surgent Wealthy Sprago Stundish Alary Sweatland Orson Sewel David Sleeper Sleeper Jacob Sowol John Beabnig Mary Si'll wed Stearns Asu Shod Susan AI Sherman Arthur Shearman 'J'hs Sarganl Zomid Blierman Perthiiiia Slier wood Chs Stuart John Sweeny IjOuisa Spear Win 11 Sweetser Stcveiis Howar.l Reaverns At Se.iver VVniJ Slierand Jane Bheriiinn mrs Seymour Ths II Shea David Stearns Caleb Stedmuii David Seratli Elizabeth Spruii Jas Stierliurn Harriett Skelton Eunice Shcyrard Rebecca Steele Ewd Slevens II Robt Sheplmrd Walter Geo VV Hiram Benj Sliiilaber Benj Smith Jolin SiinnioiH Ths Siiiitli Bilhouii Smith F.li«lia Sioitli Jioepli Juhn Smith Geo Smith Svmnis Ediouiul VV cupt Slut ley Eidiraiin S.nllli ArtoiiiUi Smith Ansel Swim Geo South Betsey Skilliogi Jane Sioqi.sor, Siiiiili Hugli Smith Skinner inr A Sinitii Jacob jr NVTIIANIEI sfciUii.aii Robt l-tiriion VV II. 11 Mil Sha h.y (V niren SoiMliiiid Aliiry Moiey Ifliii At Si iW (Cl Sep. lies Sin ll If.l spot Ell ilhcl tl Sl'on Aiiiia II Sloan M.iiy Snow S'liuiv Snow 'I hs Solili Siiow lili.N Sbohtr' Fbillip Snow I hs Slone 1 1 Storey ktnioni VV in II Sh'JinWiiy l.ydi* Vl.ti^aiul J.ino Sliuioway VVillaid Elien'r Shnte Azuba I' T.itiiloti Mary Ann r.iilor Frederick Thos Geo Al lur Tarbell Hunnuli 'I'niip in Benj Daol II Tliayer Ac Tilton Alargaret F.noch 'loimy Win TeuI 'I'lioH (i Tn.ul Edwd Teiiiiy 'J'hoB Tenny VV nrron Tebbeltz Sully Teoiiy Amos wkijihujy Wm Treat Ezekiel TirrsI John Triggi'ii Tibbetts Sat all Tilcoinh Stephen 'J'lhhelts John Robt Tiffany Andcrxon 4" Fo Tyler VVestley Town Keiutsll Thompson Mary Thomp.son John Toag (Jharlolte I.

Townsend Chus Tussy Hull I'homaa John 'I'hi'nias NathI 'J'ower Euther Tnfts VVni Fitcli Tucker Duiil Jr Tuttle John VV 'J rumbul Turner Adeline A Tucker Mary Ann 'i'utner Tucker Sami Uphom Dshcr Miiiy Uphain lluiinah Vari Michael Vinai Nalhl 11 Varney Hannah II Veiizie Rebecca Viiudy Geo Wm Valentine John Virgin Abigail Vinton Juhn Warroti Geo Watt Emily Walkup Win VVardwell Wnllack Juhn Walerston John Wagner liichard II Warren Emily VVsinWright Waiiicr VVrn Wuylaiid tnri Warland John 11 Walker Rumi Walker Chas Wentworth Thoj VV Welch Kufua Weeden Warren Wentwotih Addoutrara Weeks Francis Weeks Hannah VVIieelock Jonathan Weniw'otlh Mary Ann Webster Jushua VVbellden VV Welch iiir Wheldon Seth VVeiilvvoitli Nathl VV'entworth Zebulon Wesscrmann mr Wheelwright John Webster Freeman Wentworth John Winchester Jusiah VVhlloii Alary Wisw.ill Junatlian Wila ira in VVbitney Charlotte misa Wing Eydia VViiliains Eliza Ann Whitney Esther A miaa Whitney Lounard Wiihiiigton Henry Winslow Dan! WisM'ul Artenias Wiiwal Jos WiswdI Alfred White Juhn Whitman Jas VV ilson Stephen While Martha Whitney Elizabeth Whitney FraiikltU Wilder Jaa Wliipple Carlisle VV'right Betsey Wtlkins Harriet hite Jos A VV ilby Charlotte Williams Mary VVliiie Chs Whitman Geo VVini li Addison vV'iiliauis Ac. CO VV hit man VVliiimme Nalhl VVliitleinoro Amanda White Isaac WhUney VV Whitney Jaa Willis Andrew VV'invun (Joo White VVilliard Wright John 0 While John White Alariimer Wright Horatio VVillmgtoii Abner VVilnmt Eevi VVineln ster Jane mrs VVIiiiinuie Nalhl VViman Eliza VVhiiney Jas Ac co VV igislon VVliitney Sarali A mra VVinche.ster Geo Wlultioy and Mean Woods kit I Mary Wood Pricilla VVoodsworth Wo id man tnra Woods Eui Wo l.ydia Julia Ann Woitlien E.vekiel NAVAL. Iludd Geo Baker Chs Wolfe Jas (J Jenkins Thornton Tick nor Dr Rjirago Joiin Gtady John Peaisoa Jacob Cocke GREENE, Postmaster. NEV, witliiu the jiremises. 20 liOV IM VEHV in.DI ED PUD I -I l.Uli RiONE BREVV- I.H, I acion r.

..1 11 1 liiH' mill eoiauion Hro.olch.lh». pun Ini-ed tin mic i'l I luliuw heaiiiifhl Hted Rliovi All those who hi ch (I tl htioi re Times, Pokeis, mid of a liiii'-i ill Mrk aiul I I imi which wiii rcll hy imi I rll iu i iiui! or vii'il, tl jifit es low iis tlii'v cull lir ol till WM.j», hnvc on hnnd find iiijiorti I i.r uinfn turir Hie hale. Among Hieiii are the Uorlmetii ol Parlor, hamln 'ouiiting uliuwing nml qn-ihln I uiid t'ookiiig li'iie innde in their UMi Rupi rfliu Fine Coin itoii Blaek Bi I I oi worKmnimhip, that is ho well known nH vli do do do Blue do fnvoied tlieni vvith their rnaroimge. Ako IS, Bri. dodll ill.Blue do do do do Grv (It, do Uiis-.

.1 III do do do do lai. do do dolio i'liv do do do doillVlsibb reeii do do III. ilo Drak. do do do Millie rrv 1 lo dodo d.i Stel 1 VI'I I.ndii iiol I lor A in 1 llor. and qualtl suital.

le lor 1 iir. Al 1 pi. -Sinp. il. Blue, ilixl, A.

I'IIK rAlslsCOOilS, M.ililMHI, No. i giess H.jii.iie, IniN just nil midiiion to his Hio. k.iin evteiihive ii 'soitiiieiit ol In Mi I f.s. A embrai-iiig a trc.U vein ty ol I -ul i Ieni'li, and iiffiiurnc tiiic. VERTi.NGS.

Velvet, plain and ll.nirei!- hlaek Rutin nmi plain and figured Hilk, of e.vira qualily M.irHeilk«», Valencia, Toileiict, Tliihi VMI.ETR. Bine, grn II, brown and black aiid of llie best quality. Drah I.ioii Hkiiis, Pilot (Jloiha, Pt terslisnis, A c. Ac. Ui; VDY WIN Blue, lirovvn, green, and hl.iek Hair and Imitation and few Plaid Cloaks, of extra quality, suitable for Top Ac.

RIJ.MMKU J. M. hioi on hand a quantiiy of Rnmmcr Clotliing, suitable all exporiaiion, whicli will he sold at less 111 an cost. 1 Garments made to order, a.s usual, in siijierior style and ol iiioderatc prices. Parlii iilar ulteaiion paid to Naval and Fniforms.

tf 1 7 A. A liavc just Ojiening, their Fall ua and Dining Amongst which are Plain While Chinn, new shapes. White China, with do do with GoliWhuid over the edge and line. Indid China, in setts aiy) Dining Setts, and be.autiful. Fiiney Buff Border and Gold.

IJarlicHUx Rjirig, new sliapcs. Fancy Bnffnnd Green and Brown, do Brow 11 with l.andscapcs. Brown, Black. Orange, Ac. Printed sett and patter.s.

Tlie above, together with their former stock, makes the liest assortment of Dining that can be found in this city. Pur- elmsers who arc in want of Dinner Rctls, wiii have a line chance for seieclion from the above, at 370 Wasliiiigton, corner E.s»ex street, where they will liiid an cxten.sive as.sorimeut of China and other goods. 018 Stisostf. COOKING dTDT- New Building, in Cambrhlge-Port, have on hand and an? cou.sf'anlly manufaeturing Patent Cooking Htoves, of tlie most approved convenience and economy, of any imw in use. In oRering to the imhlic, they tliink proper to say, that having made and six and seven hundred witliiu Hie last two years, they ran now declare, niton the fullest testimony of those who have used them, that they comhine more advantages than any others now in use.

They are so constructed, that can boil in tliree places and bake at the same time. a large hearth convenient for roasting; a good oven combining all the advantages of a Iirick one, and also, of a common bake-kettle; consume but a small quantity ol Itiel, and are perfectly free from smoking. In addition to Hieir former patterns they have a smaller size, to whicli in point of economy and convenience, for small lainilies, there are none considered superior. Tliey request those who may he in want ol Cooking Stoves to call and e.xamiue for themselves. Iron Work done to order.

Cainbridge-port Oct. 1831. im 17 7 11 liter iving rei eivcd, and are now ojiening, their Fall Ripply of Chi M-ni with Hie.r tialroimge. Also, Fire sh Ash and Biovv. rs, Blower 1 in' Hri' ol xUiich will hi With that pmi.

tnnhty, which thcj Imsc fioiii the.r incili hi I carlini lo 3 N. B. from any distance, hv letter eo wise, I xecuied with despatch, and upon the hist lerins lAMHJ, Ih Iliade lollowiug audiiions tu jfork of In-N Goods tMeiistve Rph ndid hlond ganze and pclcrincs Do hlack lare veils and capcs Ridi (irinted arlicle Do 1-1 pritdips, lor wiiidow aslimerc and thihet himJkeichiefs, VHriotn mezzotinto, -1 wide, for rliihlri iiN -1 silk tur.ihU ts Tlii'cad laces and do du do and hii. Cases dark rich calicoes-twilled cashmere l.adics’ and children's Angola gloves uHO honnet assortment of i i honnet silks and valuable addition to the niled Htoek of ribhuiis. tf SAC KKT'S IXH'K ANII mW LOTION.

Prepared fi 0111 ids receipt For suit, lieaulifyiiig Hie eomplexiou. Its elliciiey is know by hiiiulie'! lor whitenmgund heantiljing the skin; removes all kinds ol Eruptions, Si rofula and Ralt Rheum. As mi cation to the face, when it lias been exposed to the sun tii is nothing cooling and ell'eetual in removing caused liy the heat. Tliis ineslimaldc Lotion is for sale Chemist Rtore of WILLIAM BHOWN, No 481 VViJbh corner (it Elliot street; likewise, to he had at HENRHAW A also, retailed by all the principal gists. As a security against coinitfrl'eits, please observe uiurtinf a.slnngion, at wholesale signature of the proprietor, WM.

BROWN, july Price gn. A UAMNNS IMTKNTSW KG AM RTE.VD Factory. 122, Washington street, Boston, a fmv Uoors south ol Bojlstou Market, on the opposite side. N. IE-Tlic swelled beam efrectuully prevents the Ruekina (rom sagging, and does not increase the expense.

Purchasers are particularly requested to e.vumiio' the iirind ol the Swelled Beam before imrchasing, as there are othrr windlass bedsteads oll'ered for sale as au imiiroveU ai wliicii have not the Rwelled Beam. Orilers promptly attended to and carefully packed for exnor- lation. tf sept 22 ich JVIANTGK superior article can he obtained at the Manufactory, No 3 Congress square, (up about furnisiiing their or Cliatnhcrs with Grate-s, ill do well before imrcliasing to call and examine the Grates munulactured at this establishment. O' Grates made to order at short notice. (itiUlemeii Hiut are huilding, can he furnished with of every variety, wurrauted inferior to none in the BENJAMIN BLANEV.

July 11 tf I IlK may be had by the groce, dozen or single bottle, A. Hancock-sl. As in all cases, so tliis, Venders, if thev wish to secure the patronage of should he exlreiiiely can tious not to sell an article for the Hair which tends to counter act rather than assist nature. The virtues of Oil have been too long tested to need any eiilogiiuu and at this time no one can doubt of its being the vtTy best article for strengthening and jiromoting ths growth of the Hair. An honest prejudice against the use ol Oil existed, arising from two cau.ses—the improper methdd ol uig it, and the inijiositiou upon the public of a That this prejudice may he wliol- ly removed, tliis nmy-offered is warranted the pure Oil, rendered more of a little the pos.sibility ol its Hair is entirely precluded by the manner iu wliich it has been To prevent iraud tlie genuine is enclosed iu two wrappers, the inside one being signed Arnold Hoyden.

aug 15 YORK received I assortment of Silk and Fur Hats direct from iSew i ork, wiiicli H. liAILEV iuviies his iriexidii and customers to call at his store, No 15 Court street, and examine tor themselves. Also on hand, Fur Caps, of all (inal- ilies, wholesale and retail-Fur all qualities A good assortment of Trimmings constantly on hand, all ol which will be sold geasoifUble terms. A and BAI fenders his sincere to the Ladies for taeir liberality of jmyoimge at iii 4 last live years, and hopes of the same. Tliere will be found at his store a splendid assortment of Ladies Fur Capes, Fur Boas and Neck Ties, of all prices and qualities, which H.

B. respect- lully invites all in want of Furs to call at his Rtore and examine for themselves. if on PATKNT BORING as Agent tbr will sell the right for using and vending these Ma- I cliiiies in the of New liamjishirc and Vermont. The lUHCIiine is designed lor sawing and boring Wood or Timber and is claimed by Col. Hamilton, in his speciflcalions, to lie An improvement in the mode of sawing felloes of heels, cir cular and curved segments, mifre joints, boring ol lelloes and liiihs of heels, and generally for sawing circular, curved and plain surfaces.

Ihe niacliine is propelled by steam, animal, or water pow'er. One ol the machines is now in operation at the Steam Factory itls Court, wliere interested are desired to call and witness Its operation. The right lor the above States is now ollered for sale, and any one disposed to make a profitalde investment, has now a rare opportunity, J. A. Si i.oWAY, No 18 Exchange si.

2 CLARK, respectfully informs his Inends and the public, that he has removed from under the New England Museum, No 69, to No 55 Court street, near- iy tilo Court where he will keep coiistitutlv on Itand a good of gold, silver, shell and steel rnuuiited Rjiectacles; gold, silver and pearl Reading Eye Glasses, tlie latest English piuterna; (Higgles, Spirit Levels, Thermometers, Cloth and l.imn I'rov-ers, variety of pailerns. Also, on hand a large assortment of glasses, variety of colors, concave and convex. N. B. Riiectaeles maunfactured at Hie above estahlisliinent ol the latest jiattern-s, workimin.ship eiitial to any in this conn try.

Rpeciacles and Thernidrneters, rejiaired at short notice, I lower than can he done elsewhere 25 I 1 from the custody I of the subscriber on the night of the 28th Septemher, MILTON SHIRTLEFF, apprelieiideil on a charge ol Swindling, ibr which lie has been notorious in this cminty for years. Ho is tall, rather slim, dark complexion, mncli of the liully in ids maiiner. thoiigli guilt may be seen iu his is pretty well dressed, and' has money. It is supposed lie vviil visit his friends at Boston or 1 1 momh. 'Whoever will apprehend said swindler and confine him in anyJail in Hie United States, sliall be entitled to Hie above reward, and all reasonable charges paid by the siiliscrihcr, it he IS duly notiue-l ol the appreliension of the said RiurtlifT.

21 Sheriir, Tazewell Illinois IANO FOKTKS, at BROWN Ware Rooms, corner ol VVashingtoa and Essex streets, a superior assortment of ro.se wood, mottled, branch, cross lianded and plain mahogoiiy FIVNO FORTES, manufactnrcd of select materials by lust r.de workmen, in Hie best manner, ol excellent toucli and whirh they ill at the luwe.st prices. 1 desirous of procuring will do well to call and oxaiuiac lor lhezu.selvcsi bvibro iturcluiisiii'' cititnvlierc. BARNKS, TAILOR A DRAPER, No. 13 BratUe-streot, has received his Spring supply CLOTHS CA.SSIMERER, VESTINGS, Ac. Ac.

which he will be pleas ed to make up into such Garments as his friends and patruns may require, according to Hie prevailing fashions or tlieir own lie jiledges himseif to use his utmost exertion to give general satisfaction. On hand, prime u.ssortment of RE.ADY MADE (JLOTHINO and Fancy articles. Additions will continue to be made to tlie acconiing to tlie varying style of Fashion, or the wish es I ills customers-and will be disposed of at reasonable nri ces, Cash Only. 1 I marine INSIR COMMON WEALTH COMPANY hereby Gapital Stock now according 300 000 that they contiime to insure on Marine against the of the Sh.A—aiiil on buildings and merchandise, against the hazard ol I-IRE, not exceeding on any one risk. JOHN K.

SIMPSON, Presiileiii. ohn tlwe vs Secretary jgtf mav 3 1 3 NEW ITM and (Jerniany in 183.3—ineliuling visits ti'i Ba- Cassel, Hanover, the Harz Mountains, Ac, By Mrs Irollope, author of Manners of Hie Cecil 2 volumes. Mother and the authoress of Money Novel, in 2 volumes. The Christmas Bo.x, by Gilt, Christmas and Nrw Present for Youth. For sale by MARSH, CAPEN LYON, Gn 133 1ARBOXIC BENTIFRICE article is re commended with confldence to tlie public, as a owJer jxmscssing peculiar properties for cleansing, jireserviiig and whitening the leeth and correcting fetid Breath; also, for preventing teetli ache, Canker and soreness of the gums or inouth.

Ihis Dentifrice is put up in close stopped liottles and ts use 18 attended with no injurious Rold at GE Apothecary Rtore, 104 Hanover street. Price 38 cents per 10 M. DYER informs his customers and ineiids that he has removed from his old stand in Boyl- stoii St. to No 479 Wasliiugton 2 doors iiortli of Eliot where he has on hand old traiisjilanted New York Gvsters, large and fat, hs good as can be bad in the city, and a' little lower than any other stand. Parlies can be supplied at the lowest rate, and at wholesale lower Hihii can be nwhl in the city.

Come and try them, and we shall he happy to serve vou. Rent to any part of the city free of expen.se. pur- clmserssniiplied on the best terms. 2awFR 'o 3 I STATIONARF, BCIOKS, Ac-Just re cened by JOHN URH, 84 VV a.shiiigion street, 10 1 eigii Stationary and Fancy Articles, coinprising a general nssortiiient, with many new and very desirable urUcles. 20 cases Rchool and Miscellaneous Books, from the late Irade sales at New York nmi Pliiladeliiliia.

Tile above, with slock on hand, niiikes a very comiilete ussiirtment of all articles appertaining to the Rtatioiiary, Fancy ami Book line. inr Dealers and traders supplied at the lowest rates oet is rcsiiectfully informs the is established at No 11 court, rear of xNo 101 Washington street, where he will aiieml to and Repairing everv descriu- Uoii ol Lamim and Fancy and plated Circles and Penduluui Ferule.s-Side Iloiird, Desk and Counter Brass Work in gen eral. N. I). At the same place all kinds of Silver and Plated Ware mended and repaired at short notice.

June 3 GENERAG TURN 1 rAClOUi, ISo lb Pond, near llanovtr lioston. 1 lie Hubrtcriber gives notice to Mechanics olliers, that ht: is prepared to execute at short notice, all orders for Rawing and iuriiing iu all its various braiiclies KT ABEL BALDWIN. N-B. VVheelwriglits will do well to forward their slock for I'ellues, which will be sawed according to pailerii at short no lice. in Wood, Brass and Ivory, neatly e.xccuUd.

may 15 tf rssiA SGATES, NCIIOOG BOOKS VV Ul riNtJ BUllKR, and every thing re requisite for schools, fur wholesale and retail, at the lowest cash prices, at the RouHi End Book Rtore, 302 xVashingtoii st, near the Boylstoii market, by J.V.MER H.DlJVV. Teaclitrs and Rchool Commiitecs are respectfully invited to call. istf nl2 liE Rtore No 28 Rcliool street, corner ofPro- vince given on the lirst of November. The store would be a good stand for English Goods, VV'ooden are, I'oniectionary or Shoe Store. Ajiply to E.

M. WHIT- WORGD OF FASHION, No. 126. Thisnum- ber is embellished witti 8 portraits of the Moiiarclis of Eu- 5 plates of all the novelties iu Fashions for Sept received by COTTON.R A BARNARD, corner of Washington and Franklin street, 3 Piano Fortes inaile lo order. T'uning attended tout Ihe shortest notice.

All orders gratefully acknuwledged. aug having resumed the of im (No .56 ill, as herclofuie, rei'cive Books on Comiiiissiun, or in e.x- lor others, on tlie most reasnimble terms. Casli will be imiii for valuable Books in all departnienls of learmug. and particularly for scan-e Treatises conneett with the History of any or ail of Hie United Riaies. Books, in use in Hie Public Schools and Instiiutions iu New hnglaim, New or Second Hand, received in payment for others, or purchased for casli.

Ju.st received, a large assortment of New and Second Hand Books, among hich are upwards of 200 Plays, in Pamphlets, many ol winch are very rare. eop3w 22 A are respectfully invited to call at J. G. WYM.VN’R, and examine a case of fancy articles, received this day from Pliiladelpltiu, of siijierior sij le and quality to any ever olfered in this city among which are Rpilaltield London Scarlet, bite, and Embroidered Garnbric English Silk black and lancy cravat.s—linlia Ruliber Bruces (some with metal eyes) London dressed Silk Nigtit Caps, very dress Kid and Beaver Gloves, Ac. WCTII END BOOT AND NHOE II.

.1. 1 LAK, is daily receiving from Uiela st la Hie State, Boots and hich he will sell by Hie package, dozen, or single pair, at very rwluced prices for ciisli, at his store, 419, VVasIiingtou street, opiiosite the VVu.slilngton Bank. Boots sewed and pegged lioiise Slippers, 37 cts. N. B.

Uepairiii may 12 done in Hie best style, at slioif notice, tf M. GRATE MANUFACTI have taken store nmlor the meeting house, No. 22 Seliool Street, and otl'er tor sale au assoriiiieut of Puriur Grate in every variety. Also, Fenders, Rliovels, Tongs, Coal Hods, Sifters, Fire Brick, Ac. N.

II. Their long exjicricnce in this city ami in New York, enables tlieiii to make to order Grates of Brass or Iron, Goal Hods, Fire Safes, Pans, Blow ers, Ac. in a style of workmuiisliip, variety and design, superior to those of four lifihsof Hie inunuj liicurers iu this city. tf oct 16 BOOTS A.NI> suhseriber respecti'uliy AB informs his friemls and the public, that lie lias taken store 2 North Market street, corner of Coinmereial st, sign ct tlie Gohlen Bool, where he intends keeping a general ussortimut ol Boots, Shoes, Shoe Stock, hich lie ill sell at very low prices, tor cash. The subscriber would also inform his friends ami former patrons, that he continnes to and the same, in Hie first munner, and a continuance ol'iheir patronage.

eptf OLIVER AVERS, Ageiil. CLOCK, sale, at H. BRUNS- VV Furniture Warehouse, aa eiglil day iiiusicuj cluck, in a mahogany plays twelve tunes; it is vvarraiiteu for time, price iii50. Also, a valuable thirty dav clock, with brass and tortoise shell, formerly the jiroperty ofa I'reiaU nobleman it is suitable for an ollice, hotel, or a public hall, S100, warranted. Also, several other good clocks and timepieces.

An iron liedsteud, an excellent arlicle to keep on nightly intruders, wiili handsome head and (but boards, lO NOLAK fresh supply received and lor sale by OLIVER HOLMAN, 96 A 93 Ria'o Htfvet ocl I.

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