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The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-11-14
To Publishers, Booksellers & the Public.


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sional Indas,ry In its various department OF hgleuue
Manufactures, Mining, Commerce, G. &C It's cnanhe,s
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To Farmers, Merchants, Mechanics, &c.

10 FafmerSI merchants, ulecnan1CS, &c
w I'LL find at the Worcester Comfy culturaI Ware
w House, and Seed Store No 220 Main Street, oppo'
site the City Hall, Worcester Heris Grass. Fowl Meadow
Red Top, Northern, Weste n. and White Clover, and
Rhode Island Bent Seeds Oats, Buck Wheat, White
Bears and Peach Stones.
Eagle, selfsharpening, Side Hill and Suhsoi Plews-
Pillow Wheels Cutters Points and Irons, Geddes' Har>
Harrows, Cultvator TarroNs Cu'tivators Seed
Planters WheelbarrOws, Canal Btrrows and Store Bar
lows, Store Trucks, large and small Sugar Mills, Tanning
Mills, Meat Choppers, Vegetable Cutters Straw Cutters,
and Garden Rolls
Cheese Hoops Presses, Baskets and Tubs. Wash Tubs,
Pals Pail Cans, Wood Bowls Trays, Soap Dishes Salt
Mortais Butter, Fruit, Sugar, Spice, KNIFE Boxes and
Churns, Wash Boards, Clothes Pins, and Mop Handles,
Axe Hoe, and Shovel Handles. Ok Yokes, and Bows
Road Tree and Bench Scrape Grass Shears and Hooks
Horse Cards and Brushes Brush eyhes and snaths Log
Drsft, Whifietree Stake Trace arer, and Cattle Tie
Chans, Corn Shelters, Corn Crackers, Corn Cutters,
Flas Grindst0nes. and Cranks Whestones, Axes,
Hatchets, budding Knives Sausage Filters, Wuedsaws,
and Saw Frames, Garden RaLes Grant ery Rakes
Dggers, Manure Hooks, Muzzles Clothe and Field
Baskets, Gravel Picks and ndles, Shoves, Spades,
Hoes and Manure Forks, and variety of ether useful
articles which will be sold fair prices 10y the subscriber
OTIS CONVERSE,
Worcester, Aug 80, ls4e. d&wu
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FALL AND WINTER SALES
OF IS4S.
HENRY H. CHAMBERLAIN.

aGNhX II, OahW0EhL1As
Nos. 162 & l64 Main ST., Worcester.
rs prepared to offer, by recent additions to
n his large stock the best and cheapest OF
DRESS GOODS, CARPETS, CLoAKINGs & MILLIN
cry, offered in Worcester This extensive and va.
red stock cannot be mentioned in detail brief summary
Ofsome of the prominent viii Indicate the
variety to be found in this establishment.
kings-CIOakings.
FINE THYBET CLOTH CLOAKs, in various new
Styles made of the best materials and in the
as these are made in my rooms afford them at
the lowest possible price of ready made garments and
low as the materials be purchased in
100 ps. FRENCH THYBET CLOTHS, in all
desirable colors including the varnus shades Green,
Mode, Maroon, Blue, &c-the above goods bought
FOR CASH, and will be warranted in all cases. IS per
cent less than they be bought elsewhere in New Eng
land
PLAID CLoAKINGs of choice patterns & fine quality.
Dress Goods.
SPLENDID CAsHMEREs and MoUss. DE LAME,
just received per Europa" and this day opened.
PLAIN CAsHMEREs, Ga wide, in choice rare colors
RICH SlLKs-Back, narrow stripe, pIaids, brocads
figured and plain Camelias Sans de Chene &c. &C.
Comprising usual the largest and cheapest
in Worcester.
Nets Mous8elines de Laine for l2k cts.
44ENGLIsH PRINTS for 10 and l2k cents.
MERRIMACK, COCHECO, AMI all Other best styles OF
American Prints and Patches, from ST to 10 cents.
Carpets and Furnishing Goods.
Ia this department my stock will defy competitor, ow-
ing 10 the extreme scarcity of money have bought soms
GREAT BARGAINS FOR CASH, and can sell as desir-
able style oil goods 62i be bought in other
places 75cs-and at IS sell as good Carpets
be bought at from s7i cts to 81.
have marked down some heavy superhne Carpets to
so cts good the IS goods but little out OF
! style-stout all Wool Carpets at AS
am flow offering Splendid Brussels Carpets at 81.
| Elegant BRUSSELS Tapestry, at 81 rs.
These goods uery much iOOer than before offer
andd, well worthy the ion of all who would
save from Is to 20 per cent in buying their goods.
MarseIEleS, Scotch and Lancaster
Quilts, at very low prices.
BLANKETS American OF superior quality weigh.
from to Il lbs.
Sheetings, Tickings, Drillings, Diapers, Crash
&c. &c, at the lowest wholesale prices.
Hosiery, Gloves, &c.
All kinds and coers of Portsmouth Hose manufacturers
prices.
Chdren's Hose Of all kinds and sizes.
"A!exandre' and Bsjeu' Kid Glovss-best quality.
Chidren's and Ladies Winter Gloves-al kinds.
Chillren's Lambs Wool Hoods scarfs, Coatees
p In consequence of the extreme scarcity OF
mo y. l buying many desirable goods at extremely
low prices for cash. these goods selling very small
GdD2nce and have great confidence assuring all pur
caasers they will make handsome saving by pur
chasing ross&shls LARGE, DESIRABLE and CHEAP
STOCK OF GOODS.
HENRY H. CHAMBERLIN,
Eovl. d6tw3t 1872 and Ga Main st.
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MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE.

THE PEOPLES MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COM
PANY Of Worcester, Mass, continue to effect insur
ance all kinds of buildings, except those OF extra
hazardous character, and upon Neat Stock, Hay and
Grain, Household Furniture, Provisions Wearing Appar4
ell and Merchandise generally and also upon all kinds of
Manufactured Articles, and Stock In the process
acture, excepting stock Cotton and Wooden Mills,
property alike hazardous such terms fail to
give entire satisfaction dividend ofseyentyeight
the dollar made by this Company the Policies
which expired the first of this month and il is conf
IDENTIFY believed that still larger dividend will be made
in future under favorable circumstances the past.
With these inducements offered the public are sespec,
fully invited examine the basis which this nstitu-
is established and avail themselves Ofits benefits by
applying at the Compahy's office,
No. 3, under BriRIey Hall,
opposite the American Temperance House, Worcester.
DIRECTORS.
e. H. Hemenway, Worcester. Joseph Pratt Worcester.
George Bowen, do. Joseph Boyden, do.
James II. Wall, do. Warren HuAt, Douglas.
Amos Brown. do JOna Warren, Grafton.
James Esabrook, do. H. A. Denny Leicester.
George A. Dresser, do w. Jenkins, Jr. Barre.
Fnrstio n Tower, do. John Edgell, gardner.
f. II. HEMENWAY, President.
O. HARRINGTON Secretary.
Worcester, Sept l, l647. 6wtt
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CITY DYE HOUSE,

U no ' Z = 4 X r Il I
7 AIDES and GentlemeRs Garments of every desCripa
l. ton dyed and finished in superior style. Also,
shawls Wells Hosiery sc. Gents whole Garments dyed
and pressed good shepeAlso cleansed short notice.
without injury goods or celors. Waite Merino and
other Shsws cleansed Carpets cleansed for eight cents
per yard days notice. Goods returned in week.
Office at Elliss, Il6 Main Street.
Worcester April 5. dwtfl5
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HERBS
A IL kinds Of HERBS, put up By the shAnEnS 70
n sale By d. SCOTT, JR., q CO.,
Drsggiats and 4p0fsseaS'es
wovaaatsr Nov Is. 2u IVS mana c.
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SrraitIaneId Lime.

TINE subscribers are now receiving and will HAYS
il stantly an hand for shlc, SMITHFIELD LIME--in
any qusnsV which may be y Fss qat
icy. WILLARD, URANUS e Coa
June h. dwM No. WARDEN BlSck.
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a RARE CHAWCE-FOR SAFE.

,5sssEsyfi TINHAT valuable Real Estate, centrally
aSGTS 4 located on LINCOLN STREET, in the City
SSSRAsA of Worcester, four minutes walk from the
W&YAN% Court House, late the property of Hon
Z JOSEPH G. KENDALL, containing from tosF
-<SHSN1 to five of choice land, bounded west.
eriy 10 feet Lincoln Street, sentherly Kendall
Street 800 feet eastery Oak Avenue nearly 800 feet
and northeTy the estates Rev. AlOnzo Hill and Hon.
Judge Thomas. There are the premises good Barn.
recently erected and from thousand to fifteen hundred
FRUIT TREES comprising choice selection OF the lin
varieties of Apples Pears Peaches, Pums Ounces
The other portions OF the land in grass and grain
end suitable for gardening There is copious snd
spring Of the lot capable being used
Tor artificial fish pond, or other purposes.
The above Estate affords chance for any gentle
wishing to provide himself with beautiful private
residence or may be divided into lots 10 afford
the opportunity profitable speculation II not sold
private sale, will be divided and sold Al
Auctien.
For further information, permitted to refer TO Rev.
AL0Nzo FILL, ARTEMAs WARD, ESQ.,, or p. W. WAIT.
keeper OF the American Temperance Exchange.
J. HENRY KENDALL.
Worcester, June IS, Ie4s. dwIf
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SCtae Datlp &nD.
Published at No. 1872, Main Street, Worcester
JOHN MILTON EARLE,
Editor and Proprietor.

Terms.
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THE MASSACHUSETTS SPY
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THOmASTON LIVE.

ronBBLs frat quality homaston LIME, or sale b,
lUU WILLARD, BRANCH TO-,
Lana O. awtf - No. I War6sa BioeA
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FRESH FRUIT, SC.

:
Wv $50 DO. Bunch do;
rs halt do. do do;
25 ar. do. do do;
20 casks 5. dOi
20 drums FlGSi
10 boxes LEMONSj "
so bushels CRANBERRIESi
10 barrels Philadelphia SIiELBARKS;
s do OUNCES just received and for sale BY
Oct 81. d3tw6t43 b. HUFFMAN & co.
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moIEs, WILLIAMS & FLAGG,

NlUAESg W1LLAEAIHO q AhOOg
Corner of Main s. Pleasant SITS, PGine'S Block,
SALE,
100 BBLS. choice brands FAMILY FLOURI
lUU 100 do. do do do;
1000 bushels prime white Maryland CORNi
500 do do yellew do do;
100 do Ptrkins Prime Western BUTTER, IN
lbs tubs
New Brantree CHEESE received weekly, at whole
sae and retail BUTTER received weekly
Extra quality SYRUP.
Constantly on hand choice lot OF GROCERIES, which
m be sold and delivered In any part OF the city at market
orres dwtf Worcester June 80.
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NEW STORE!

AN1W - O4b q .
warden BEOCk,) No. "A Front ST.,
WORCESTER,
TINE subscriber having recently opened New Store
4 No. A Front Street, with fresh stock OF
FAMILY GROCERIES.
prepared furnish The citizens with every article
al the lowest wholesale prices by the quasty, at retail
for cash. 4i Ia sIt4A al
All kinds OF TIE IS, SUGARS, SPICES, MOLASSES,
Sc ofered The very lowest price which al
crded, and will be warranted 10 give satisfaction he
goods may be returned.
BUTTER, CHEESE and LARD, in large and small
packages, constantly hand. Also,
BEEF, PORK, HAMS,
M4okereI, Salmon, Goldfish and Herring By the single
pound or quantity, Of excellent quality.
FLOUR and MEAL, at market prices.
Dried Appies, Potatoes, Oranges, Lemons, Raisins
SyTups, Kstchups and Pickles. and general
goods usually obtained in such sores the eheapca
rOsA prices.
Citizens and strangers invited to examine the stock
and prices Goods delivered in all parts Of the city free OF
expense, by I#. ... j ANDREWS,
Worcester, March 81. dwlf q Front g.
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B. e. HUTCHINSON,
TO LEE,

THE subscriber has Exchange street, rooms AM
attic. SIS by SIS with power, the will be d.
vided ii desired to suit applicants.
June Il WIN. T. MERRIFIELD
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u,pvF-T GATHERING ~ Mss PHo.bE tAfES.
T.,, 1t dsy. Of the summer bright 1nd clear
.s,ne. The warm sun down on the quiet and,
,.,aa,e corn .4l6s thick ard heavy TO the ear,
A.. .ao,.lv riu.-nin. D. the labDrer hand
- ,i,oe and harvest since the bow was set
sof ysiply has man hoped your coming yet
ia the ouiek rush Of siosles, ioyously
me re sp.rs IN the yellow wheat reds sum.
a,d hound the pale sheayes Of the npened rye
When the hrs; tsssels Of the maize were hanS
That precious seed into the furrov cast
Earliest In Spring time. crowns The harvest ia'1
Ever when Summer : sun burns faint and dim
And rare and few the pleasant days are gwen.
When the sweet praise Of our thanksgiving hymn
Makes beautiful music IN the ear Of Heaven
think OF other harvest whence the sound
OF singing comes not az the snesves are bound
10, where the rice FIELDS whten IN the sun.
And the warm south casts down her yellow fruit
sbou, they the lsDOrs Of the Autumn done
For there Oppression casts her deadly root,
And they who SOW and gather In that cline,
Share not the treasures Of the narvestume
God Of the seasons thou who ddst oTdan
Bread for the eater VINO shall plant the sou,
How have they heard thee who have forged the cham
And built the dungeon for the sons 81 ton
Bufdenng their heats not with the voice Of prayer
Rat the dull cries OF almost dumb despair.
They who would ace that growth Of wckodness
Planted where now the peaceful pfare waves
And make the green paths Of our ~ioeInes'
Red With the torn and bleeding feet Of slayes-
Forbid H. Heaven and let the sharp a. be
Lad at the root Of that most poison Tree
Let IA behold it, deadly leaves begin
A fainter shadow DER the world % csst
And the long day that nursed its grown Of SIN
Wane 10 a sunset that shall be- its last
30 that the day star rising from the sea,
Shall Hght land whOse children VIII be Tree
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Notice TO Mariners.

osFt n % oark wss. sa ssos r3a-sls as % lai- OBJ.
0a tle .i an ~h-l coalrs Rrost Sod -x~us OIL
ses ~sisf, snt rlna.a- tr-et b klnts Ccssi
taai ue ycauS es hsrus uste 90 hcs be- .ift u1e
ssc o nks. llt- >ogih Sar Caau-i .ut nael
W So 81 20 p'fs etg rfstis hsre IT, ears IVA CAPS y,
's's tNn ffi halla--. ehat CQg astern l he W
nae 3t~ - tl'ei % i-et. tea fas W stle
.ei % Sal hes- fearas1l issi, sl trsr1s i W. h.'
stA - ssse rac tst tnrr- si t-ve ao.s az ss-1t
sallsse, CspL p had shnItr>
"a % qrreai sifs - asra he tse
.,x raes insa INV o. s>k a ~iie
o asie soo-i 're -ssf -r 81 49, ti- Capt n % cru
tlst t4cf r.et AZ 80 srt
crsscat. ses % ls s,t Frp~ H,-.rs pa, Aarerii-er
Wss,s b.a.rff-A 0le-1 Rlly. 4lftet WITH - word
'Mrk las s~~n Fr~r ata - yrsrss NNN
iiitcrs .r- ties, ~h H. nss. nsIas orr
.d.iesss .etrH-s.
nai.sa 4 ~ f~-sI ~ be- p-tsats st.af -etsr - -.
wias Be-, ca thr >.aih sai OF ha.,'s Seal "a 3D.
RIsksarg taar,h. : 4 4
Nauorn H.rf> Larsls ns..s Nfrarf- srrt, 20
,af.l o. iislf Lgtts tr
ht ol 80 tuHgs >f rf Ncar- fc1t, ls~t Wear
reai itt ne Nh srv 81 tas tshof al IT, LEtt 81 -
Car 81 cssi - SPA Lzat - >olth >torr,
ass rrarrs ar seF Nts fscksts es ua oe tasco1tle
49, seT lie SCI "a pste aext 81 L- tao L-ai Nr-s-
Id - aIriff~ q
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The Money market ~ Boston continues tight
and the demand is greater than sst week At higher
rates Of interest and this when the Banks Of Boston
and vicinity have paid million Of dollars IN
digidends Prices Of best Railroad stocks have given
way during the week and the demand being small
sales are made with difficulty.
The exports Of Domesucs from Boston during Sep
tember lsis reached 81 packages valued a. 90 go
The amount for nine months s "a e PACKAGE valued
At $50 20 against So OlC packages same time last
year The export Of Ice for the last nine months
reached q, 7ls tons against 81, rs tons.
The amour, Of revenue received At Boston tor the
quarter ending sept 80 was 4l3 35 and for the cor
responding quarter Of last year : ,5O3.lil.
The missing Cashier of the Dorchester and Nil
ton Bank has not yet been heard from. His accounts
how deficit Of 81 100.
A Railroad from Bristol to Providence is pro
posed.
The Assessors have returned the value Of real
and personal estate within the City limits Of Rochester
as follows: Personal estate 81 0jl5OO 81 real estate
s37l7I5l Entire valuation 81 -. 65l 81.
The amount Of Canal Tolls received at Roches
Ter in September for years past 1916 ;30452 o. ;
Isi7 s27Os6 70. 1918, S33,Oe2 70. The receipts Of
lsi7 were s3362 p less than the amount received in
l546. and the tolls for September, ls4s, show an n
crease of S2J70 IS over those Of 1916.
The heavy rail has been laid on the whole line
from Auburn to Rochester
IL is IN contemplation to connect the Erie Rail-
road with the head Of Seneca Lake
The Michigan Central Road will be completed
To- Niles by the latter part OF this week that the
will run through 10 that place.
The Mosey market is very stringent in Philadol-
,hia. and several failures have taken place among
them, one Of cur largest coal operators, old estab
shed importing house, and Market st jobbing firm.
The business on the Mad River Road since its
connection with the Little Miami Railroad has increased
immensely One day last week, the train consisted Of
200 tons freight and hye passenger cars, filled with
800 passengers.
The receipts Tor the week ending September so
on the Worce sier Railroad were
For Passengers. 50 ob
For <iol tN
TOTAL choHl -
In Wilmer d SmHhs European Times, we find
the following in relation to the exports Of British Pro.
ducc aud Manufactures:
and neestn. Q. watch fa pfolre of tsse
ieOrete and f- w operate uYl
ton setfnL changes between touufrss vHih
convey ess1n- off isiam those them fngh d. re
d..
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CORPORATION NOTICES

DUslIc ADMINISTRATORS OFFICE. 50 S...-.4 street
for HEREBY 0 e relatives and 4eKt ri su of JAMES
LOGAN ~. Ut LerP, esrensf teesaes. ini sio alleged
have tt utrste that te sr-cf ~ sad lt@s1fr hands
' tr F,te Atsrsi.r 81 h- it't-rea End dspos~f OBJ
BIN t.or1z The claimed ~ is1iuef
stor siuasl-ioof ue tertsed - lie 1ot ~ Of Ocio
--f -Ds,-i sew fors, sept ~
- lsps~ JAMES s. rHAYER Publc Aiaaa.-irsfor
DCBLIC ADMNisTRAi as OFFICE, " ? Sss.al-tresi.
sIc- dreaf f0 fe reff.s sad bert 1fk cf ftAt
90, EDWARD RlkUEL Isfe ol ltrlnli, krgl fe-t.f
Legged ~ lave f-f interstate That shall fTry ~
rs,e Caany oi se fgr '1r ffers oi adm lron
ssd tlt sy i-kf %
,sn orrA lreauoa DATED ssa T4ra Octo5@f
of- sss- JAMS 3 IHAfkk, f.l.c Adllll.str.i1r
DUBLIc ADNINIsTRNORs OFfICE 40 sas.au street
j Natte hereby gwen tl- rsftrs
RENO 81 sIilAAEf ate Of tie Cfy N-a stamp nan
sltlf~f. tss-i t8 s-sei ~ have DEED -stsis
sla afg o he -arogats Of l- County % Aes fo ttsfs
ri ap0n o. @stst- n liz ssf nests,e 4Ist
-sJ 8l Dctl1er - eoc2 ta- or-lool Dssi
l9fs s-p.su5@r ~ "a.
81 las4s JAMES 2 THAYER Pubic Asnlaatr.for
DLBLlc ADntNl-rRArOHs OFFICE, 30. s.s.as sfr-s,-
N9r- h@ety to the relatives AID ~ asa
ONDEkDuNk uf .- CT porter hou.. .-eu4r
t-~s-1. a-Ef - have DID soo h.
- sarrEs,- ri he C9uaiy NsE Tork sr, 81
qor ~ sstt- s so rh s4y ol Ottsr I'd
AZ 10 ors ts ofsloolD s;et Ne@ fos So; ll,h ~.
tis -t~ts JAMES IbAfER Pl1is Afnirs.rs.of-
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BROOKLYN AFFAIRS.

AMfIriSG.-Yesterday afternoon several of the
citizens OF the seventh Ward assembled at Granads
Hall for the purpose Of taking enlarge their
organization of patrol watch. and !, was arranged
that In order the duty may not be too severe those
who have volunteered, about 80 persons was consid
cred suitable number Tor one night, and these viii
patrol Tor few hours At time and then be relieved by
fresh hands The citizens of the seventh Ward were
the hrst to organize this pstro and they deserve credit
for their vigilance tor since their formation not sin
gle are from incendarsm has occurred in their dis
uict Let their example be followed
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MODERN LANGUAGE-.-sig nor sECChl Dr.
.flCAsALI Professor ofth- Italian Lang lase ai Li-ft
.Ir- la Col eEs-- Institution Tor young ail-- pc offk
.sr lnsrlte Unou-rars viii commence course 81 il
t.or 1 Italian ou Monday. October 2 a. O'Clock ? VI
DO be- continued twice week such lr hour - at lt -
convenient fo bio class During he course Prof ,ECChl
will deliver two ecgTes on he l,sal Lang at- ana
L.iera-re ard Tie other on ne Modern h..oJ 90 laF
- V-.1..,.+ - w
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JAPANESE HAIR OIL

IAfANt-E hAlR OLA s1lall clzr-iry % -
~ rev arc elegant cosmetic tss ls been received fur
japan. nrul-h Dr. >s-rtroger GERMAN chemist 81 -
ne hsr q. ne nA-Fes preserved ca 49, t.
uo1s hsckress N promotes ia- growth Of he hzlr pre-
vsns from fslng gives clrs1- ls-re ard srl.lcles
e-r1r-i l sso uparis Erltuay deeper scale ~ ca1T
q pr eoi.e. . llso--
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g1~ PEOPIE'S IISE.-ALRAny DAf
- 5ps1zzzNAND NIGHT sTEAMERS-Day sieanisi
HENDRIX HUDSON Capt 4 Coz
ham Tuesdays. Thursdays. sGd Saturdays al a fua
lh@ foot Of Barclays making ths usual landings reFDni
the opposite days
SIX O'Clock through Steamers th- ISAAC NF.WTOf
Cspl Vim. u. PECK, OREGON, Gao A st. JOIN. daiy
Sundays exceptsd) slb PM
Z. :. NAL Line u steamers. he SODTH A1EkiCA
Capt T N Hulse SANTA CLAUS, Capt EmendDrf 1sls
al O'Clock NJ from the Pier north side n Barclays
All Of the above boats connect regularly with me hs
road Cars bound West, Ess, and North from Albany
Freight taken al moderate prces and when required @
wardeo by Railroad from Absy without delay ~
freight, apply al Peoples Line Once lii q senSicbft
2. c. SCHULTZ, pier between Liberty and Cortland 80
OrtO WIN LANE wharf between Barclay agd Robinson 80
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-09
Liverpool Markets.

ITfT100I '1TIr7I7 Inlen-e u To ITI'IHF
Po Captria1 Inrsfool September q.
We have to report iln and hea Couos market with
nd tendency pnce. Iaf O-an. M6es are quoted
- per osef hui wh these exception. he quotations remain ua
CHANGED Al The Che demand freely mo, bg i,f
ihs impossible Oh eel, qautY the rate. Par Odss
quoted sAt isi pisnis al ~ and MOBILES 81 a. Eel.
NEEDING IS asa per Tte sales ur are IS 0l
tse ehhh exporters lste taken $50 and sfeOuors bale
nd The Aneus descriptions soi s>afe Ipani afhf u
Orleans 40 hNi Motle all Aatsma A "a A. ~
3tl Sea Island 40 70 l,d per
10. prevalence kser, ~la ha,inl t-rt i.fse nuae
orsn frsses olr Corn hNie ht- saAu slightly advanced
niAs tofs sqaoet ai $50 per quare tSns
Icr tti Sweet ltorH t 3D. anl .ls s. ref ba
Natsf sas peg 1n h Tie tu Wheat g. .ef quarter
anf oH four q 81 per hhl
TIE saes oi lrsrt>riss me N~et a. a.
Is td Ter Yours respectfully. BROWN SHIrIEY A GO