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The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-11-06
To the Young Men of the United states.
AM APPEAL,

IXT HILE you young prepare yourselves for
w future happiness usefulness End responsibility. For
a small OF saved from profitless
pendure a month, may in few months be put
in possession Il work from which you may derive inter-
est and profit for the time, viii will Tor
through your lite, and which you may hand down the
generation as treasure worthy the in which you
lived and worthy their careful study.
The subscriber will publish about the middle of October
the first number OF Popular, Elegant and illustrated
Edition Of
UNIVERSAL HISTORY FROM THE GRE
ALTON OF THE WORLD,
By the late Hon. ALEXANDER FRASER TYTLER, Senator
of the College Justice and Lord Commissioner OF JUS
tciay Scotland Professor Of Civil History and
Greek and Roman Antiquities in the University of Edn-
burgh.
The work will be published in monthly numbers at rs
cents each and will be completed in eleven months.
II will make handsome volumes of about 100 pages.
Hhe Study OF History Is the entertaining and useful
Of udies therefore the selection Of author is of the
first Importance The History by Tyler has through
more IN IN One Hundred Editions in England, is used
the Universities country and this and takes the
first rank among literary works. Be particular therefore
to inquire for -
TYTLER'S UNIVERSAL HISTORY.
Remember that KNOWLEDGE Is POWER" and il you
have more knowledge than your ReighbOr you have a
power him which he cannot successfully resist
Published by T. WILEY, Jr,, 20 State ST., BOSTON,,
and sold by Cheap Publication Dealers throughout the
United States For sale in Worcester GrGyS Foreign
and american Periodical Office, 1879 Main St.
wanted obtain subscribers, who Will DO pnid
very liberal commission.
Examine the first number eop6mis Oct Ill.
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DIR. HI. III. RISIEOP.

E0EG G@~ OPERATES in all branches o {
zzDzN ST IfSS- Dentistry at No l52, Main st.
The liberal patronage he has
ioyed in Worcester the past years. enables him
fer those wishing work, to great variety OF operations
He hopes by the best of references skill and in
ranging artificial teeth low prices and warranted work
satisfy all that employ him. June q
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RIackSfOne Rank.

TTNHE Stockholders Blackstone Bank notified
to meet at their Banking Room, for nil vacancy
in the Board of Directors Monday, November z0h
O'Clock P. NJ. per order E.W. HAYWARD, Cash.
Uxbridge, Oct g. lS46. lwtm
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Insurance against Fire!

The Mtna Insurance Company.
No. SO State-st., Hartford, Conn.
1,atl sound and arail9ble Capital Of s250,OO0
OFFER their protection against loss damage by fire
~ the citizens Of Worcester and its vicinity Ii nsute
Dwelling Houses and Furniture, Stores and Merchandise
generally Factories, and Mills, the favorable
Terms.
This Institution has been in operation nearly quarter
centuryits reputation Jor liberal adjustment, and lis
prompIitude in paying losses well known and ests
IIshed. THOMAS K. BRACE, President,
SIMEON L. LOOMS, Secretary.
Hartford March +, 1915. isIf
~ Persons DESTROYS of obtaining insurance the alb
Company, REFERRED for particulars, A. II
9ULLOCH, ESQ.,, WALpo BLOCK, Worcester, Mass.
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Dancing.

MR.. T. F. GASZYNSKI begs TO inform his friends and
patrons in Worcester, that he will his classes in
Fencing and Dancing Saturday afternoon in BRINLEY
HALL. An opportunity is offered those who have
finished their Lessons, do at this time.
dtf
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For the Ladies (!

TUsT received a Splendid assortment OF bApIGo
j DRESS an. DANCING SLIPPERS--among them may
be found - ,,, p,ock and
pranxe; Neils Black and White Satin Slippers, oeHuu
article Nels Kid and Morocco Slippers keeds FIemoh
Md slppers; Middleon's French Kid and Morocco ap-
ners These in Of very nice article Will hho " o'
"' sn,s a2dW c. w. LoNGLEY co.
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L.. l.. j. PROVOST,
DIR. n. C. MEAD.
DE. O. III. BLOOD.

e+ssF-F-r-=eA DIR. Q. III. BLOOD,
FSg4sz=2g Proposes resume the Practice of Hedi-
vi rYYTS cine far relates to the ment Of
the DiSeassS Of Children, viii arise from
difficult dentition. 1t is tact, that of the irregular
ities and ueny many the defects the second
of eth, causei hy msmanagemert during the
ERUPTION aud before the appearance of the first teeth
The practice of Dentistry several years past, has
made the prncipes and process Of denton also the
irrations resulting from familiar, and therefore ap
proprate department OF practice.
Apply at 1870 Main Street, at House.
The subscribers have formed connection in the bnsi
ness of Dentistry, which will be conHu-d the Old
Stand 100 Main Street. ii. BLOOD. NJ. d.
Sept. 22-n e. b. COOK, NJ. d.
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DR.. HARRIS, l54 Main Street, is prepared to Extrac
Teeth WITHOUT pam, by the Of this recently discovered
substitute for Ether-CHLoRoFoRM.
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GiIbert's Patent Plates,
CHLOROFORM

THIS new principle OF Setting Teeth wi hour springs il
used by lid II. F. BISHOP.
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FREE SOIL LEVEE.

BALLOON Ascension
GRAND PROCESSION. escorted by TORCH
ItcIITS will assemble on Park Street, south OF the
Common, on MONDAY EVENING, Nov. 9th,
M61.a o'clock, a ID proceed to LlNCOLN SQUARE,
49, ,.i, no DISPLAY Of Fire Works. and Balloon
ascension.
The procession will then repair to the HALL over Tue
Nashua Railroad Depot, to listen 10
Free Soil Glees, Songs and addresses
Sc, eral distinguished speakers have been e"gSsea'
Ladies are invited TO assemble al'he Hail. al O'CLOCK
precisely. ------------
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FIRE INSURANCE.

FIRE INSURANCE,
THE PEOPLES MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY
OF Boston, continue to Insure Buildings, Sucks Far.
niture Machinery, and other property against loss or
damage 10y fire. Applications may he made to
WARREN LAZELL,
No. 205 Main Street, Worcester.
O. Ii. WHITE, sec'y. j. SoBTHwlcK, Pre$'t.
Oct IS dw3m
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gROss's Xpress forward an sorts OF :

GELS and small through Direct the Worcester
Rail Road to Newport, Fail Rver Bristol and Hdrren
July %. dwtf
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DANCING SCHOOL,

M H. WEAVER, Respectfully gives notice to the
w subscribers to his evening school, and others desir
Gus o attending, that the first lesson Gentlemen will
De held at BRINLBY Hall. on THURSDAY EVENING,
Nov. 9Th at O'Clock.
Worcester, Nov If
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DONNAVAN'S GREAT SERIAL
PANORAMA OF MEXICO

Occupying $1,000 feet of Canvas.
LNXiil BITING Scenery, Cities and Battle Fields
IL The spectige pursued by the American Army
from Corpus Christi Buena Vista, and thence to Vaa
doand from Vera Cruz the City Of Mexico, line Of
country
OVER 5000 MILES IN EXTENT!
This supendous PAINTING to which the Press aud
the people have already accorded the of be ing the
comprehensive and beautiful Panorama exhibit
ed ia Boston, is exhibition at BOYLSTON HALL,
corner of Boyst0n and flashing Ton Streets, BOSTON,
EVERY EVENING, and on every Wednesday and satGr-
day Afternoon, o'clock.
Capt. DoNNAvAN, Author of "AdveDtures in Mexico
and for months prisoner, during the war,
will be present explain the picture, and during the
hihon, will relate maEy incidents Of the war, Mexican
life, manners, &C.
Tickets IS cents. Liberal arrangements made with
parties and schools. Exhibitions given parties
the country hours notice
O. For particulars bills of the dsy.
sion, Sept so, 1913. dw3m
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ITALY

The news from Vienna has acted like thun.
.derbolt like Radetzky and his army The troops
are aware of their awkard position in not know
ing to what power they now belong The last
important news from Vienna has given an i'm
mense advantage of strength to the war party,
and the resumption of hoslilites may be hourly
expected.
Piedmontese troops have, it is said, received
orders to be in readiness for the held BY the 10th.
The rumors reported in Paris that Charles Albert
does not intend to renew the armstice, but Will
re.commence hoslities on the 22d.
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Messengers Notice.

WORCESTER, October 49, 1s4S.
HENRY CHAPLIN, Esq, Commissioner of Insolvency
Ii for the County of Worcester has this day issued
Warrant against the Estate OF JOHN Z. JOSLIN.
OF Lancaster, in said County, butcher, nsolvenI
debtor and the payment of any debts the delivery of
my property belonging said ns olvent debtor him
for his and the transfer of any properly by him
forbidden by law.
The first meeting of the creditors of said debtsr will
be held at the office Of said Commissioner in Worcester
in said County, the tenth dag of November nest, NJ
O'Clock in the forenoon, the proof debts and
the choice of an assignee assgnees of his Estate.
d6twIt4S J. DAY, D. s., Messenger.
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Worcester,s IS. Probate Office, October 10. i84e.
To all persons interested in the Estate of PRESTON
HALVES, late of Bro0kfeld, deceased Greeting.
VOU are cited to appear at Court of Probate to be
L holden at Worcester the first Tuesday of Neven-
Der next to show why License should grsn
ed to Fanny Hawes the Admins tratrix upon her peri
ton sell the whole the Real Estate said deceased
for the payment of debts and charges Administrations
43dN6F CHAS. G. PRENTISS, Reg.
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Extraordinary Speed Of a Horse -on Friday
week, horse named" Trustee !foueu twenty
niles in 6fty. nine minutes thirty-six seconds, on
,ho union race course He was not touched
with the whip from beginning to the end.
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Mrs. WRIGHT, will give Il second course of lee
lures 10 women, on Physiology commencing MON
DAY, the 9Th inst, al O'Clock at WALDO HALL. The
course to consist of three Lectures price of tickets so
cts, single Lecture rs. The last lecture will be upon
The philosophy of water cure and its practical result
Worcester, Nov. 6,
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WANTED.
A PARTNER, who furnish cash capital to do a
"A Flour and Grain business.
Oct 81, DIFF FRANCIS e. BIGELow.
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100, 900 regular troops encirchng Vienna at this
momeut,as reiniorcements appeared 10 be pouring
in from all quarters.
The Emperor has retired, not to Innspruck but
to Olmutz in Moravia. He carries with him an
effective force, and from that point he will be
able to rouse the countless thousands of Sclavo-
mans who are ready to carry on an internecine
and against their German telow-subjects.
ITALY.
In Italy these events are producing serious re-
suits. The Hungarian soldiers at Milan have
demanded leave to Withdraw, and the position OF
Radetsky appears periIous. If Charles Albert
should seize the present favorable moment to
cross the Ticino, he may drive the Austrians out
Of Lombardy faster than he was lately expelled
himself.
Oct. Is Last night the diet sent its ulimatum
to the Ban, Jelechich. 1t is OF the following
tenor:
''The Diet has hitherto done all that is possible
to restrain the warlike spirit of the people OF vi
emma, from offensive positions. His Majesty has
given the assurance to President LObkowmZ that
the two commanders would not make the attack,
but the disarmng commanded by your Excellen-
cy of the National Guards ia the vicinity; the
oppressive acquisitions the closing up OF the pas
sages &c. are in such vloen; contrast with the
assurances that the Diet must make decided
protest against them.
The diet knows no other method of restoring
peace than that of giving up their weapons to
the disArmed National Guards, and that your
Excellency returns forthwith to your own coun-
try.
This ultimatum must at once lead to deci.
size strike as matters now stand. Jellachich
has not much to hope tor.
Perfect order aud security prevails, though we
have body OF 10000 armed men. All the
public buildings, the Treasury, National Bank,
and the Savings Bank have been placed under
the protection OF the people.
Another letter from Vienna, dated the 18th,
states that the above ulumatum OF the Diet was
in answer to a writing OF Jellchich, in which he
demanded provisions for his troops and permission
to avail himself of the public thoroughare OF the
city, aud also that the Diet would forbid the Hun
garian army to cross the Austrian frontier.
ITALY.
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Taken Up.
AME into the Enclosure OF the subscriber yesterday
Odark browh OK, Supposed to be or years old The
owner requested to call prove propers pay charges
and take him away. WYMAN PARKER.
oct l7-dtf
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sTArIoNERs' HALL, "a chartres Street.

DAVID FELT s Cove would respectfully inform
oa asd f nHs 3 " R
EH
made Fl ts very stock Ao every Variety Of sTE4M
Weed and General Receipt Books Postage Books
ruled to twenty different FORMS
PAPERs-Rued and Plain Letter blue and white; Ruled
a Pain o po R sad p and Plain
s~ saSoo Ruled and Plain Record csP Folio
f%sG ad' s9" Ro sam
Denny, and Fiat Cap Plain fine Envelope Paper Print.
'A e"ssbafed Printing Inks of every quality
W SNo INK and Fens eTe ek red
ses Of different Sizes with all the necessary articles for
GoIB AND STEEL PENs-of every quality from the
very best Manufactones, and at various prices, Whole
GoI il q aSb SILVER PENCIL cAsEs-some, very
o fin fine a q: Daatehed opaqus and CaF'
from No. 20 to 3d. Swan Quils, Nos 80 and 100.
ing and Blank Cards of every kind and Card Boards for
and Knives and ss en
and Benzed Inksands Pen Racks Sand Boxes and Wafer
sas cafs Kset s9d Ta cg5ts's Thsnoms!s e vs II
ocagop; Mathematical instruments, at various prices;
sgp5ns GG9 s% sa Fsne n
French and American Lead Pencils and Cayons Port Cray
ons; Mouth Glue; India Rubber and India Ink Carmine
Sauces Sc, &C.; Wharons superior Drawing Paper of
every size from Arraaarapn to Cap Bristol Boards,
The above only few of the articles comprising
all orders for Printing and Binding every form required for
the of Banks, Merchants and Others who favor
We have also on hand all the CUSTOM-HOUSE
BLANKS in and will always keep stock full
thicknesses Russia Sheep Morocco skveH Sewing Pach
men Plough K nn R Ma5R and MGofce s PaRs &C.
culia form, will be executed in the best style and
ranted to give entire satisfaction
We would respectfully solicit a call from Country Dealers
and purchasers generally before procuring their Fall Stock
to sell to the very best advantage and all articles purchased
trom may be returned if not found to suit respect
DAVID FELT & co. Stationers Hail.
mh5 I'm "a Chartres street.
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BOOKS, STATIONERY AND MUSIC.


n BAKER & CO. 80 Camp street, now offering
H. their finely assorted stock at very low that the
most economical can hardly fail to be satisfied The
establishment
SCHOOL BOOKS of all kinds offered by wholesale
and retail at a handsome discount from former prices
MEDICAL BOOkS-A great variety, lower than ever be-
fore offered in this market.
MISCELLANEOUS BQoKS-Suitabe for Libraries; a
large assortment-to which weekly additions making
they issue from the press.
PAMPHLETS AND CHEAP I.ITERATURE-Dealers
will be furnished at prices lower than before offered
Pedlars requested TO call and examine.
STATIONERY-A good assortment-adapted to Counting
Houses. Schools, Families, Offices, etc.
Among the Books may be found
CIIAPMAN'S DRAWING BOOK-The most practical
and finished work for Elementary Students ever pub
WILSON'S HISTORY OF THE AMERICAN CON
TlNENT-The most authentic work on the subject
WATER CURE IN AMERICA-Gully on Water Cure,
Results Of Hydopathy and other valuable works the
Water Cure.
DAVIS'S REVELATIONS IN CLAIRvOYANCE.
WEfLS'S GRAMMAR OF THE ENGLISH Ian
GUAGE-A new School Book OF great popularity, and
generally adopted on examination.
SHEET MUSlC-For Piano Forte, Voice, Guitar, etc.-a
complete. assortment and weekly additions making
thereto of all new publications
CHOICE MUSIC BOOkS-A great variety.
BOOKS OF GI.EES DUETS, TRIOS etc.
INSTRUCTION BOOKS-For all instruments in M
mon
All purchasers of articles our line of business are
requested to give call before making their selections
mh5-lw ID. BAKER " CO., 50 Camp st.
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be entertained that the Ship Fever will spread
through the city and become an epidemic. Remove
these fOci of infection, created by crowding large
number of sick together, beyond the thorouphfares
of the city, and our citizens will remain exempt from
fever. ....
The disease, as found in our Hospitals, is not ma
llgnant or unmanageable: in many cases cleanli-
ness, pure air, an appropriate diet, with general
attention TO the hygienc condition of the patients,
all that is required to establish convalescencc
Since the memorable epidemic of 1847, our city
authorities and citizens generally, with fractional
part of the profession have advocated the necessity
of adopting quarantine regulations for the city Of
New Orleans. With this view, several bills have
been presented to the Legislature, asking for au-
thority to enforce quarantine.
We can only say that these propositions have
already received the courteous attention of our rep
resentatives, and we doubt not that many will adj
vocate and vote for the measure.
Aware of the wishes of our citizens, and anxious
to do every thing to promote public health, Com.
mtee from the Board of Health recently petitioned
the Legislature to grant power to that body to es-
tablish quarantine regulations, whenever such
by the Board. What will be the final action of our
Legislature on this important subject it ia impossi
bic to predict.
Although somewhat skeptical in this subject, yet
we are willing to have the quarantine system en-
forced until experience shall decide for or against
it. 1t will have than good effect, viz. 1t
will inspire the public mind with confidence in the
sanitary condition of the city, encourage families w.
remain here the greaar part of the year, deter cap
talns OF ships from bringing vessels into our ports
infected with disease and loaded with pestilence
and death-these are few of the beneficial effects
that will flow from proper and ngidly enforced
quarantine
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DAILY CRESCENT.
ODE. BY Rory O'MORE.

ODE. By Rory O'MORE.
Ar-"St. Patrick's Day in the yNorning.'
Ye offspfings of Seth-of the ancient belief
Old Gama's true sons by adoption
These lines most sincere commit to your care,
For perusal and likewise instruction.
Concerning that great and apostolic man,
The glorious st. Patrick. you may understand!
lie has banshed idoIatry out of our land,
And made Erin to blaze with zeal and DEVOTION
Made Religion to smile with its greatest emotion,
And left her the happest isle on the ocean.
On st. Patrick's Day in the morning
When he came to shore our land was spread DER
By witchcraft and dark necromancy-
Deluged may say with such gross evil way
As was pleasing to Beelzebub's fancy
But this champion of Christ did all magic expe
And those imps of perdition did quickly repel-
Their worshps he stopped and their idols then fell
So our Saviour bles name became praised through the
The Cross raised in profound veneraton,
And Erin complied with the terms of salvation
On st, Patrick's day in the morning.
III.
St Patrick did smile to that bright isle
All flock to his glorious standard:
The multitudes cries penetrated the SKIES
All praising their holy Commander
From the poor TO the peasant and prince declare,
To the font of baptism all did repair!
Our saint noby freed us from Satans foul snare,
Aud he showed the path that doth lead Mount Zion,
The way we should live and the faith should die in
And one is lost who is patronized by him.
On st. Patrcks Day in the morning
The blessed divine he did always incline
TO fulfil the great viii of his Master,
And numerous train did of clergy ordain,
In succession to rule after
BY his holy eXerOns and sanctifed will.
The truths of the Gospel did purely distiI,
And made old Erin shine like torch on hill!
A nd that land that had long been in Lucters letters,
Was soon styled the Island of Saints and of Letters
And for learning proud Britons 10 her have been Debtors
On St Patrick's Day in the morning.
Our naton being crowned with perfection all around.
St. Patrick gave thanks TO his Maker,
Who did him inspire with such ardent desire
For the spiritual welfare of his creatures;
Being impaired with fatigue and great labor. it true,
ellis age a century and tweny-twoO
On the seventeenth of March babe final adieu,
And his soul took its flight to the mansions of glory,
Leaving Fame to embazon, in eloquent story,
How he ridded old Erin of Pagan and Tory,
On ST. Patrick's Day in the morning!
Now come to the end of these few lines we penned
On blessed ST Patrick, remember
How the people did stand for their faith in that land
Though distressed like the birds in DECEMBER!
1t is now-Or it s very near-three hundred years,
Our Church supported through troubles and fears
We have stood by doctrine he planted so dear:
But in spite of seduction oppression and killing,
To this present day there remain million,
Who, TO fight for Repeal are all ready and willing,
On St Patrick's Day in the morning!
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NEW ORLEANS FRIDAY MORNING. u,
ANNMSo Sc.

A RMY PORT FOLIO-By Capt. ID. F. Whiting, 9TH
- Infantry, y: s, A.-Contents OF No. /
skET nlH, Of f., THE l, ENCAMPMENT OF THE U. 8.
ARMY AT CORPUS CHRISTI October. 1916
MONTEREY, from house-top the side OF
the Main Plaza. after the capture OF the city by the U
5. forces under Gen. Taylor.
HEIGHTS OF MONTEREY, with I'd Division com.
guns Of the enemy G after the aeon Of eroo "nef e
VALLEY TOWARD SAI4TlI.LO, with the rear guard
and wagon train of the IT, 5. Army coming into the
Castle after its capitulation.
VIEW OF MONTEREY from Independence Hill near
the Bishops Palace. with the village of Guadalupe and
Sierra Sila, or Saddle Mountain, in the distance.
Price one collar each Engraving or four dollars for the
Port Folio of five views
Just published and for sale the New Orleans Staoners'
Warehouse. [mh5] j. B. STEEL, IA Camp St
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SUNDRIES.

Z HALF PIPES. Old Cqgnsc Brandy
do. DO; CaStilI i - = Co e., Ppett do; ,o,-
20 Eighth 1 casks New ofk Brandy; ''''''="'' '''''
20 bbs do do. do;
ll99 bbs ,., do E DO Gin Il H., ,,no,.o,;o.
% SSs OF Old f Bourbon and Monongahea Whskey;
20 bbs White Wine Haute Sauerne;
/ puncheon Old Scotch Whiskey;
200 boxes Claret Wine, assorted brands
30 boxes Underwood Lemon Syrup:
50 do. Champagne Cider;
100 do Boston No. Soap;
50 do. Sperm Candes-NeW Bedford
80 do Muscat Wine;
80 do 10 groce Shoe Backing;
80 boxes I Essence Pte}Pp sa@ il, hoxs
10 boxes Swiss Absynthe;
do Kischwasser;
IS do Marasclino;
baskets Gulngoiet
80 boxes Cherries;
pipes Holland Gin-prime article;
$50 drums Figs-fresh;
20 boxes Starch
100 bags Rio Coffee;
500 Demijohns, assorted sizes
so boxes Ink, 4 and or;
10000 Corks. assorted sizes;
20 bbls. Golden Syrup;
30 boxes assorted Candies
so boxes Tomato keiShup;
100 baskets Anisee:
10 baskets White Wine Vinegar;
100 bbIs. No. /, and Nlackerel hi. and Or. kits
bbls. Cherry Bounce;
90 baskets Champagne assorted brands;
10 bbls. Powdered Sugar;
20 boxes assorted Pickles:
10 bbls. Sweet Malaga Wine;
bales 5. 5. Almonds;
% boxes Stoughton Bitters;
,, 5o boxes Tobacco, assorted qualities;
JOHN LEWIS, George Palmer Agent, } No.
New LeVee and Tchoupoulas street. mh5 I'm