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Levi Kelly Alin miaa Kenedy Maitland Co now I ton Gilman Kntifn-ld Wordan Krnpp llantei mra Kidder 'I hoa I emu Retteli King Edward Kerr Mary iniaa 1.unitn-rt He udder Lilt In op John l.amlairt Thoa Liza mra Law lor Mary mra l.nngley I.ukemen Lane Lane Sarah min l.tmon Ellen Irfington Lnlanne Mary Lee Gen enpt Learned Juliet Lewis Frederic jr I.eman Susan Leach Leach A bin I I.ernlv John I Wm Leman Thoa Sami Lincoln l.ury Ann Llillc-fTt 1.1 Elisabeth mra I.yneh Michael mrs Livermore Polly Lincoln II I.iverniote Frances Lincoln Goo II Lyons John Lincoln Mury Lovell Kirluird LongJia l.overing Jus Lottkc Abigail l.ord Wm jr capt Joshua Lyman Locke Silas Lockc John IJ Lorlng Mary A niits Loomis Caroline Locke Philip A Lunt Joshua A I.ut he i Marla Luke SnmIS l.ucn Matthew capt Malcolm Deborah Manli mra Alann Mann Sami A Marx Win Mnson Clis II Mann Hartley Marshall Isaac capt agon ii Calvin Malone Lydia 15 Martin Ann Geo Mardc'ii Wm Glazier St co Mnrr Wm John Morlami Harriet Miuidax Mr Mahoiiy Patck May Augustus Sally Manuel Abbot Ma raion Mann EJoanor Maxwell Allchl Muttony Mahy John Mabony Mr (Broad st) Mnckay John Maun Daniol dr Mallard Henry il Marshall Cyrus Mnson Hannah McFarland Hannah McAveley McClushy Nancy McCarty Thos McCa ty Timothy McCully McCarter Jus McCabe Jaa McDewit Manna McDonald Edw McDowell John McLaughlin Jas McGivney Catherine McGonegil Wm IlcGuigon Ths atcDangliHn Mcf.oakv Felix Heuguider Pat'k Hemdiaw Laura Hess Jos llott Aaron Hodgkins Assiueath llolinaod John Howard Clis li Holmes Almira Holbrook Clis II Hopkins John dr Hoiuictcery Herr Swen Howard Moicy Howard John Hopkins Alfred Hodge John Howard Jos Hoyt esq llo.lgo John Hogan Hugh Ho wo Kendall Holland Thos ii Hnughlon Jane Howes Enoch Hooper llolne Sophronla Hid gate Will Howes Sami How Marcus Hopkins Reuben ctpf Howe Jus (Ioit Sylvester Holland Justin Holmes Hannah Hoilman Louisa. Hinckley Benj Ann Hilt David Hilton Isaac Hlght II (111.man Daniel Freeman Jacob Hubbard Ferry Hunt Mary Aon Hutchinson liufus col Hurk Toter Hubbard Vasthi Hutchinson Catherine Hunt Philcnieiia Hunt John Bridget Hubbard Estor Hunt Elizabeth Hunt Win capt IH ustis Betsey Hubbetl Ca.vin Hunter Wm capt Hudson Asa Hunter Sarah Hussey Ann Hutchinson Mr (Ann st) John I Irving Elizabeth Jacobs Almira miss Jacobs John Jackson ElizaoeHi Jenks Sarah mrs Jacobs Eliza furs Ingalls Benjamin Jennings Alexander Jacobs Lorlug Hiram 8 Johnson Robert Joilin Eliza Joslyn Sophia miss Johnson James Johnson John Johnson Catharine mrs Johnson Wm Joy John Kendall Sarnl Kerman Kimball Alpheus Kean Patrick Keyes Wright Kendall Muty Ann Ke. Michael Kidder Pamela Kemp Henry 11 Kessan mr Calvin KeLy Catharine A King Harriet Kingsley Co Kendall II Kief Michael Kendrick Sarah 0 miss fCeefand McNair McNeill MeNinch Robt McTongue Pat'k Mcder Ewd Morrill Willard Merrill Amos Merrill Pheolorn Merill Joshua Merrill Jas Moite Andrew Merrill Mary Emily Mead Rogers Milhknn Lucy Mitchell Alexander Miler Geo Mitchell Win Miller Sarah Morse Dan'l Moores Judith A Morrill Jas Moore Elijah Morse Jus Moffait Richd Morse Cbas Moss Betsey Morse Louisa Moody Joshua Moore Christopher Morse Wm Murray Margaret Murphy Jeremiah Navin John Norris David Neilus Nealy Fally Noyes llenry Nye Harriot Noble Fiiny Norris Win Norton Peter II Noble Paulina Ann Norwood Eliza Nowlan Martin Nicholls Smith Noyes Newliall John Newcomb Mary Ann 8 Nye Phil ip Nook Joseph 3d Nichols John Nelson John Orr Robert Ouiond llenry 151 ud ford Wm Fnwurd Oliver Osgood Chase Orcutt Sarah mrs Ouden Francis Owgood Samuel 8 ONtel Jeremiah Orlemui.dt Owens Michael Orleinundi Mr ODonne.l James OComier John Parker Patch Win Parsons Henrietta Patot Stephen A Parsons Sarah Patch l.elatid Piutt Abigail Page Clis I'srinenter Nancy Park Wm Pago Sarah Ann Paddock capt Parker Cl ircey Pratt Sarah Paine Roland Page Alba Pruit Minot Parker Ainusa Page Newell esq rati Parsons Elizabeth ParkerBenj Pratt Parker Goo Parker Elizabeth A Palmer Pray John Peterson Wm Pierre capt Cyrus I Perry John Piorcu Joshua Prescott Noah Geo Prefcott Hannah Peltes Henry Jrsliua Jane Jona II Pettenyill Hctif-v II Walker Pile Si co I tsrion l.ucy A II (liinin Pierre Hntah Preston Prentice Geo Peterson Lnrin Preston Pierce VV Pickering Elbridge (i Piper Ricker Price Henry Pike Elias Pink hum Jane Pickering Lurena mra Piltnon Mary Pierre Caleb 8 Rebecca Plilney Win Pitman mr Piotity John Pond Poland Susannah Potter Mary miss Pottle Lcvr Poor II Power Wm Pond Poliquin Potter Nat'l Pope oNiti Ii Pomroy Poor Porter Rodney Prouty Nat'l Powers Clarissa Pncill Philip Pulcifer Plummer Jona Uuigley Ann Quigley Sarah Quinn Peter Quimby Qiiimhy A Quinlan Patrick Ranson Owen Rand Frnnklin Ramteli Judith Ranny David II Sophia Susan Reed Lucy Reed Eliza Ren rick Wm Rea Patrick Redman Ann Reed Snrah llcid Reynolds John Reed Rice St Crane Richardson Thomas Richardson Joel Rice Horace Richards Margaret Richardson Elizabeth Ryerson Harriet Ring Lucy Rice Ernstua Rohimon Edward Roath Celorine Roberta Julia Roach Mary II Rolrerls Jeremiah Rodgers Phelix Rogers John Rowe Adeline 8 Rosie John Robbins Gardner Rust Henry Win Spure James Shackford Essacken Stackhouse Win Sanborn Gilmore Stratton Sawyer Charles Swan John Shannon Charles Sharp Elizabeth Sparks Eliza Sawyer Slader George ir I Swan John A Strange Ann Sawyer Wrn Sanborn Wuodhridge Sawtell Susan Shaw Benj Bank (caihier) Stajile David Slater John Stacy Joseph II Stall John Sanborn Ira Stark Win Sanborn Deborah Sanborn Moses Sargent Henry Sawtell Susan Spaulding Rufus Sargent Wealthy Spmgo Standish Mary Sweatland Orson Sewel David Sleeper Sleeper Jacob Sewel John Sea burg Mary Sehwed Stearns A sb Shed Susan Sherman Arthur Shearman Ths Sargant Zemid Sherman Perthinia Sherwood Chs Stuart John Sweeny Louisa Spear rn Swectser Asa Sievens Howard Seaverns A Se iver Win Sherand Jane Shennnn mra Seymour Ths II Shea David Stearns Caleb 8 Stedman David Serath Elizabeth Spron Jas Sherhurti Harriett Skelton Eunice Sbey rard Rebecca Steele Ewd Stevens II Swetser Robt Shepliord Walter Spear Geo Stevens lliratn Sweetser Benj Slnllaber llenj Smith John Simmons Ths Smith Bilbouu Smith Elisha Smith Joseph Simms John Smith Geo Smith Mary Synitns Edmund Siimpson VV capt Shiiley Epliraim Smith Ai temus Smith A use Swim Geo Smith Betsey Jane Simp-or. Harriet Smith Hugh Smith Skinner mr A Smiih Jucob jr NATHANIF.L Skill man Stinson VV Fmtth Lydia (1 Shirley Wmren Southard Mary Stoiey John 8now Miles Bpollard Fisiinr A Spot Elizabeth Spooner Anna II Stifnn Mary Snow II Snow Judith Snow Tbs Soule Siinw Eli Flu Ihp Snow Ths Stone Storey Sumner Wm II Hhumway Lydia Sullivan Margaret Hutton Jane Shurnway Willard Shute Azuba Mury Ann Tailor Frederick Tasker ThncherGeo Tayli.r 'l arbsll Hannah 'i'pppan Benj Taylor Dan I II Thayer Tilton Tressethren Margaret Teh hi Enoch Tenny Wm Teal Thos Tehbctts Aurthur Toad Edwd Tanny II Warren Sal ly Tenny Ti wkosbujy Wm Treat Ezekiel Tirurl John Triggen Louisa Tibbetts Small Titconib Stephen Tibbetts John 'Filler Robt Tiffany Anderson Jj- Co Tyler Westlcy Town Kendall Thompson Mary bompson Jolm Toag Charlotte Townsend Tassy Hull Thomas John Thomas Nat hi Tower Luther Tufts Wrn Tufts Fiich 'Pucker Danl jr Tutlle John VV Trumbui Chas Turner Adeline A Turker Mary Ann Turner Enos Tucker Sami Upham II (Jsber Mary Hannah 8 Vnrt Michael Vlnal Nathl Varney Hannah II Veazie Rebecca Vaudy Geo Veall Wm Valentine John Virgin Abigail Vinton John Warron Geo Watt Emily Walk up VVni Wardwell Lydia VVallack John Waierston John W'ogner Bichard II Warren Emily Wainwright Thos Warner Wm VVuylund mrs Wailand John II Walker Sami IValkor Chas Wentworth Thos VV Welch Kufi.s VVeeden Warren Wentworth Addontram Weeks Francis Weeks Hannah Wheelock Jonathan Wentworth Mary Ann Webster Joshua Wbeilden VV Welch mr Whelilon Setli Wentworth Nathl Wentworth Zebuloii Wesseruiaiin mr Wheelwright John Webster Fieeman Wentworth John Winchester Josiah VVhiton Mary Jonathun Wila IJiram Whitney Charlotte miss Wing Lydia Williams Eliza Ann Whitney Esther A miss Whitney YVithinglon Henry Winslow Danl Wiawal Arteinas Wiswai Jos Alfred White John Whitman Jas Wilson Stephen White Mattha Whitney Elizabeth Whitney Franklin Wilder Jas 8 Whipple Carlisle Wright Betsey Wtlkins Harriet White Jos A VV ilby Churl otto Williams Mary White Chs Whitman Geo Winch Addison Williams 8 co Whitman Whitmore Nathl VVhiiiemoro Amanda White Isauc Whitney Whitney Jas Willis Andrew Wmson Geo White YViliiard Wright John While John White Mummer Wright Horatio VVilliugiou Abner Wilinul Levi VVinelicsier Jane mrs Whitim-te Nathl Wiman Eliza VVhi uey Jas it co VVigiston Whitney Sarah A Winchester Geo Whitney and Mean Woods Miclil orcester Mary Wood Priciiia Woodsworth Woodman mrs Lucy Wo Lydia Julia Ann Wotthen Exekiel NAVAL. Budd Geo Baker Chs Wolfe Jus (J Jenkins Thornton Ticknor Dr Sprago Jolm Grady John Pearsoa Jacob Cocke GREENE, Postmaster.

R1 do do do do do dodo do do do do do do do dodo do do do do do do do do do do 1 iOT 11S ss I VI Es I i n- 1 1 1 ISLlAB 8TONI BREW. ER, No (MWtih nut on has received a large assortment ot stipcrnne, fine nnd common Broadcloths, purchased at tho auctions in New ork nnd Boston, which he will sell hv the piece or yard, at low ns they can he purchased of the Importer or manufacturi by the bale. Among then, are the following shades of nnd qualities, viz. Huperflne Fine Common Black Broadcloth Blue do Greed do Rtianell Brown do Claret do HpanMi Fly do Invisible Green do Drake Neck do Mulberry do Steel Mi.xt do I.iniii Cloths for habits, pic cm or colors and for wear pieces Htriped, Blue, Mi.xt, Ac. 8atinetts.

3 mJEVV FA J. MARINER No. 7 Coni ix gress square, has Just received nil addition to former UROAPCLOTHS mol Li veriety of fashionable ture Utsrumn and American manufac VESTINGSI. civet, plain and Hntin nnd nnd figured Sdk, oi extra Valencia, Toilenet, Thibet, CAMLETS. the i aU(1 Worsted of Drab Kersoys.

Lion Pilot Cloths, Ac. Ac READY MADE WINTER GARMENTH. and black Goaf. Hair and Imitation and few riaid Cloaks, of extra quality, suitable for Top Ac. Ac BUMMER CLOTHING.

J. M. has on hand a quantity of Bummer Clothing, suitable atr exportation, which will be sold at less than cost. of mod ic Particular attention paid to Naval and Military Uniforms o7 ATIN BEAVER Hat STORF HR 18CAI.I,, the Original VUn' Hals, in the New England would mthr. 11 customers and public in general, that h.

'Hi ore lately occupied by Mr Charles I. street, where will he found a gteal assortment as reasonable terms call be had at any city. i T. O. B.

continues lo manufacture the nhm aetory, No 2 square, where the ere of the late firm of llritcall Jackson i ed promptly, and on the same OTIC.P. Just received at the Urate vu iH WM. PF.URY A No22SeLo re U' beautiftal Steel Shovels, Tongs, Pokers, and All those who are desirous of a t0.rnl,.’uid examine h.r WM. P. A CO.

have on hand amiTflfe, sortment of Parlor, Chamber, Counting and Cooking Grates, which are made in their workmanship, that so well known by all fkvored them with their patronage. Also Hillers, Ash Pans Ash and lih.wer Brick and lire Brick of which win with that punctuality, which they have from their I nient been careful to observe. I ET N. U. Orders from any distance, by wise, executed with despatch, and upon the best 1 ajiril A.

A W. PIERCE, have just and are now opening, their Fall supiily of Chi na and fancy Dining Betts. Amongst which are Plain White Chirm, new nhanes. White China, with Gold Band. wil'1 over eJgc and line.

Indid Chinn, in setts and boxes. Pompeii Dining Betts, new and beautiful. fancy Buff Border and Gold. Harbeaux Sprig, new shapes. Fancy Bull'and Green and Brown.

do Brown, with Brown, Green, Purple, Black. Orange, Ac. Printed sett and The above, together with their former stock, makes the best assortment ol Dining that can be found in this city. Purchasers who are in want of Dinner Setts, will have a flue seleclio" (be above, at China Store, 370 Washington, corner Essex street, where they will find an extensive assortment of China and other goods 018 3tisostf. S.

IAN PE lbe following additions hi. 1,1 stock ot Splendid blond gauze veils and pelerines Do black lace veils and capes Rich printed merinos, a new article Do 4-4 patches, suitable for window shade. Cashmere and tliibet various I willed mezzotinto, 0-4 wide, for French 5-4 silk fM Thread1 Inces and eclgings-bobinet do do and Cases dark rich cashmere nrii.tT and Angola gloves 8 500 Ihs bonnet assortment nr bonnet and valuable addition to Hie 14 filled stork of rii.h.ina hiual Well If SACKKT'S DOCK AND ELDKkTjw. IA I ION. 1 re pared from his receipt For beautifying the complexion.

Its otlicacy is known by hnnf for whitening and beautifying the skin; removes all kinds of Eruptions, Scrofula and Sfilt Rheum. cation to the face, when it lias been exposed to the sun is nothing so cooling and effectual in removing the rL caused by the heat. This inestimable Lotion is forRHle Chemist Store of WILLIAM BROWN, No 481 Wnlhi. rt25K COOKING A DAV 18, in iske New Building, in Cambridge-Pert, have on hand and are constantly manufacturing Patent Looking Htovcs, of the most approved form for convenience and economy, of any now in use. St.oves to lUe l)ublic) think proper to Ting, between six and seven hun- ih! Am lm.

can llow declare, upon the fullest testimony of those who have used them, that they combine more advantages than any others now in use. They ftMhe m.al can boii three ami bake at the same time. They have a large hearth convenient for roasting a good oven combining all the advantages of a brick one, and also, ol a common tmke-kettle; consume but a small quantity ol fuel, and are perfectly free from smoking. In addition to their former patterns they have a smaller size, to wnicn in point ofeconomy and convenience, for small families. there are none considered superior.

They request those who themselv1- booking Stoves to call and examine for Iron Work done to order. Cambridge-port Oct. 1834. 17 URE Oil. may he had by the groce, dozen or single bottle, A.

BOYDEN, Hancock-st. As in all cases, so especially in this, Venders, if they wish to secure the patronage of the public, should be extremely can tious not to sell an article lor the Hair which tends to counter act rather than assist nature, I lie virtues of Bear's OH have been too long tested to need any eulogium and at this time no one can doubt of its being the very best article for strengthening and promoting Hpar's VTii i bonest prejudice against the use ol two improper method of purifying it, and the imposition upon the iv'ri'rn sP.u.n0U8.artic,e- That this prejudice may be wholly removed, this article now offered is warranted the pure Oil rendered more pleasant by the addition of a little perftime i.1,jarillS (be Hair is entirely precluded by the manner in which it has been purified. To prevent fraud in two wrappers, the inside BE i Factory. 422, Washington street, Boston doors south oi Boylston Market, on the opposite si.le. 8welled beam effectually prevents the Snckin from sagging, and does not increase the expense.

I urchasers are particularly requested to examine the pie of the Swelled Beurn belbre purchasing, as there are oth windlass bedsteads offered for sale as an improved article which have not the Bearn. Orders promptly attended to nnd carefully packed for 11 IC II MANTLE GRATEK. A superior articii can he obtained at the Manufactory, No 9 square, (up stairs.) Gentlemen about ftirnlshing their Parlo or Chainbera with Grates, will do well before purchasing ment' lhe 0rales manufactured at this establish Hr Grates made to order at short notice. Gentlemen that are building, can be furnished with Grates every variety, warranted interior to none manufactured in BENJAMIN BLANEV. BARNES, TAILOR A DRAPER, No hif CLOT! AHHIMERES, VE8TING8, Ac.

Ac. which lie will be ph. luto Garments as his friends and i.niro may require, according to the prevailing fashions or their ov he pledges himself to use his utmost exertion give general satisfaction. assortment of READY MADE CLOTHINi and Fancy articles. Additions will continue to be made to ti ab.ve according to tl.c varying style of Fashion, Hie vvi! ces ti f'Hsh Wl11 he of at reasonable pi i i ire and marine inslr xt WEALTH INSURANCE COMPANY here ir Capital Slock now invested accordi £4PLENDID NEW YORK HATS.

received a assortment of Silk and Fur Hats direct from New York, which H. BAILEY respectfully his friends and customers to call at his store, No 15 Court street and Also on hand, Fur Caps, of all qual- ull qualities'1 aU A good assortment of Trimmings constantly on bund all ot which will be sold on very reasonable -Lard t0 of Boston and its Vicinitu. RAI LEY respectfully tenders his sincere thanks to the Ladies for their liberality of patronage at his store for the last live years, and hopes a continuance of the same. There will be found at his store a splendid assortment of Ladies Fur Capes, Fur Boas and Neck lies, of all prices and qualities, which H. B.

respect- 7 riT SAWING BOR. I he subscriber, as Agent for the nro- vending these Machines 111 the States of New Hampshire and Vermont. The niachme Is designed lor sawing and boring Wood or Timber, An im Im Hamilton, in his specifications, to he An improvement in the mode of sawing felloes of wheels cir cular and curved segments, mitre joints, gCnerally circular0, 8team) animal, or waterpower, in PipVrllT is now in operation at the Steam Factory Pitts Court, where those interested are desired to call and The right for the above States is now vestment hM any di8P08ed t0 make a profitable investment, has now a rare opportunity. J. A.

SlLLOWA No 18 Exchange st! $300,000, Of 1.1 10 against the per ol the on buildings and merchandise, against hazard of FIRE, not exceeding on any one risk a K. President ohn tevens Secretary istf niay 3 fTARBONIC article is 1 commended with confidence to the public, as a nowd possessing peculiar properties for cleansing, preserving ai whitening the Teeth and correcting fetid Breath also preventing teeth ache, Canker and foreness of mouth. This Dentifrice is put up in close stopped hollies ar Is use is attended with no injurious efiects. Sold at GEYER' Apothecary Store, 104 Hanover street. Price 38 cents per Bo 010 EMOVAL.

M. DYER informs his customers at that he has removed from his old stand in Boi stoii st. to No 479 Washington 2 doors north of Eliot where he has on hand old transplanted New York Ovster large and fat, aa good as can be had in the city, and a' lilt ower than any other aland. Parties can be supplied at tt lowest rate, and at wholesale lower than can be it city. Lome and try them, and we shall be happy to serve yoi Sent to any part of the city free of expense.

nui chasers supplied on the best terms. 2awFS o3 CLARK, respectfully informs his friends the public, that he has removed from under uie New England Museum, No 69, to No 55 Court street nearly opposite the Court House, where he will keep constantly on 1 assortment of gold, silver, shell and steel mounted latest p.ufr’ sdver and Reading Eye Glasses, the Clnth Goggle8- Spirit Levels, Thermometers, Cloth and Linen Prov-ers, variety of patterns. Also, on hand a large assortment of glasses, variety of colors, concave and convex. 7 at the above establishment workmanship equal to any in this conn inwer I Thermometers, repaired at short notice, lower than can be done elsewhere 0 jfc 1 fio reward. Vf of the subscrib Escaped from the custody subscriber on the night of the 28th apprehended on a barge ot Swindling, for which he has been notorious in this county (or years.

He is tall, rather slim, dark complexion, eyes much of the bully in his manner, though may be seen in his is pretty well dressed, and has Plymouth 18 8Upposed he wiU vi8it h5a fiends at Boston or Whoever will apprehend said swindler and confine him in any jail in the United States, shall be entitled to the above reasonable charges paid by the subscriber, if he apprehension of the said Shirtliff. Sheriff, Tazewell Illinois MlANO FORTES, at BROWN Ware ot Washington and Essex streets, a supe- nor assortment of rose wood, mottled, branch, cross banded FORTES. manufactured of select materials by first rate wtirkmen, in the best possible manner, toucl1 fnd Which they will sell at the lowest of procuring instruments, will do elsewhere. examine lor themselves before purchasing Piano Fortes made lo order. Tuning attended to at lhe shortest notice.

All orders gratefully acknowledged, aug 0 resh stationary, books, ceived by JOHN MARSH, 84 Washington street, 10 css orexgn Stationary and Fancy Articles, commixing a genet assortment, with many new and very desirable 20 cases School and Miscellaneous Books, from lhe la lrade Sales at New York and Philadelphia. The above, with stock on hand, makes a very comple assortment of all articles appertaining to the Stationary, Fa cy and Book line. Dealers and traders supplied at the lowest rates. oct is ILLIAM SHELDON respectfully informs 1 public, that he is established at No 11 cou rear of No 101 Washington street, where lie will attend and Repairing every descri lion of Lamps and Fancy Brass and plated Circles and Pendulum Board, De and Counter Brass Work iuge eral. 6 N.

B. At the same place all kinds of Silver and Plated Wa mended and repaired at short notice. june 5 TEAm saw mill anD GEXERAL rUB? AC IORY, No 15 Pond, near Hanover st, Bostoi 1 lie subscriber gives notice to Mechanics and others, that! 18 short notice, all orders lor Sawin and 1 urmng in all its various branches ABEL BALDWIN, Wheelwrights will do well to forward their stock ft tice be sawed according to pattern at short tn in Wood, Brass and Ivory, neatly executed, may 15 tf AND SHOE STORK. tt. J.

1 bah, is diiily receiving from the best nianuftictori Hi the tetule, Btiots and 8hoes, which he will sell by pat age, dozen, or single pair, at very reduced prices for rash, 1 Washington street, opposite the WashlugU Boots sewed and peggetl $2 house Slippers, 37J cts. N. B. Repairing done in the best style, at slioit notice, may 12 tf aUILLS, SLATES. SCHOOL BOOKS HI 1 BOOKS, and every thing requisite for schools, for sale wholesale and retail, at the lowest cash prices, at the South End Book Store, 362 Washington st.

near the Boylston market, by JAMES B. DOW. and School Committees are respectfully invited to call. istf 1112 Store No 28 School street, corner of Pro- vince given 011 the first of November. I he store would be a good stand for English Goods, Wooden onfectionary or Shoe Store.

Apply to E. M. within the premises. tf 20 WORLD OF FASHION, No. 126 Thisnum- bi is embellished with 8 portraits of the of Europe also, 5 of all the novelties in Fashions for Just.received by COTTONS BARNARD, corner of and Frfnklfn street 3 CONFECTION A sTibscriber re.spectfuUv in lbe inhabitants oi Boston and vicinity, that lie has taken the store lately occupied by Mr T.

J. VINTON, No 273 ashington screet, and will continue to supply Families and Mv Cnn Creams' Sherbet, Preserves, Fruit, Confectionary, Cordials, Arc. of as good a quality and as cheap as can be obtained at any other establishment in the city. AZELL BOWDITCH. r.ful.ly reco'nmend my former customers to Mr aug 1 A E.ARD.—Gentlemen are respectfully invited to cull at and examine a case of fancy articles received this day from Philadeljikia, of superior sty leand qual! ity to any ever offered in this city among which are Spitalfield Loudon Scarlet, White, and Buif Embroidered do Linen Cambric English Silk black and Rubber Braces (some with inetaJ eyes) dre88Rid M.

PERRY GRATE MANUFACTU1 ER8, have taken store under the meeting house, School street, and offer for sale an assortment of Parlor Grat in every variety. Also, Fenders, Shovels, Tongs, Coal Hods, Sifters, Fi Brick, N. B. Their long experience in this city and in New Y'or enables them to make to order Grates of Brass or Iron, Co Ilods, Fire Safes, Pans, Blowers, in a style of worknianiki variety and design, superhir to those of four fifths of the mau lacurers in this city. tf oct 16 OOTS AND subscriber respectful: informs bis friends and the public, that helms taken stoi No 2 North Market street, corner ol Commercial st, sign ot tl Golden Bool, where he intends keeping a general assortinei oi Boots, Shoes, Shoe Stock, which he will sell at very lo prices, for cash.

lhe subscriber would also inform his friends and former pi irons, that he continues to manufacture Boots ai' Shoes, and repairs the same, in the first manner, and sol.ci a contiuuance of their patronage. a21 eptf OLIVER AYEltS, Agent- CLOCK. See sale, at H. UR! VV Furniture VVarelioiise, nn eight day eiusk clock, in a mahogany case, plays twelve tunes 5 it is warnin' a pioto iuuc.7 tune, price $50. AUo, valuable thirty dav clock, ii with brass and tortoise shell, formerly the property ofa Iren nobleman it is suitable lor an office, hotel, or a public hi price warranted.

Also, several other good clocks a timepieces. An iron bedstead, an excellent article to keep' nightly intruders, with handsome head and foot boards, SOLAR firesh supply ceived and for sale by OLIVER HOLMAN, 96 oct 1.