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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS,
CRESCENT OFFICE.

Friday Morning, Feb. q IS49.
COTTON.-The Cotton market opened rather quietly
yesterday and being known that the Canadas ady
in town by telegraph. operations were suspended
until after their publication about clock The news is
highly encouraging its purport being tranquility and mpro.
we'd confidence in France and at Liverpool large business
IN Cotton, attended by advance of 1sED i'd, which,
however had been partially lost In our market only about
O bales were taken at outside prices business su-
cIent to Indicate as yet the full effect of the
NEw-ORLEAYs CLASSIFICATION.
Inferior ]l054 Middlng .GzSf071s
Mdding 10 aGD65s Good Fair nominal
Good Middling ... 15ID6% Good and Fine. nominal
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PLATFORM SCALES.
= SUPERIOR Plstiorm Scales, capable of weighing s0G
- pounds eachprice SIS. Can be by applying al
JOHN DURBRlDGE'S Hat Store,
jal2 I'm % Custom house St
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Mandatory of the Celebrated

SIS REWARD.
4 OST, on Monday evening, the 22d inst, a BAY
u HORSE about IA. hands high, blaze face. N
hind feet white Had when lost Amer cansI
Saddle curb bit Bride and Marngale with one <Ff-Hs
ui the lugs ivory and the other brass The above--
reward will be uaid delivery Of The sameto
THOS. q. MACkEY, IS Commerce st.
ia24tf Up Stairs.
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CHRONOMETERS
- TWO-DaY CHRONOMETERS, made by Thomas
x Hewitt Liverpool splendid instruments for sale low by
SAML. LOCKE, s and 8 Front Ievee.
jazz Between CustomhOuse and Bsnvile ss
CHRONOMETERS.
= TWO DAY CHRONOMETERS splendid nstru.
q ments, made by Thomas Hewitt Liverpool for sale by
SAMUEL LOCKE, No. and Front Levee.
taN " betwaap CustomhOnse and Bienvle streets
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6S- To sal WITT! DISPATCH.
g.'OR BOSTON-HLESOR'S LEN'E-rhe fast-saling
a. packet ship LOUISA. Capt. Chas. Flanders, fit
having part of her cargo engaged ami gong s.FGi1
board w sail above For balance of freight asSss
passage having splenddy furnished saieroom accommola
lions apply on board Post b. Second Municipality
jal5 JOHN w. ANDREWS & CO. 81 Common 81.
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sfy- TO Iears WITH DISPATCH.
NOR VELASCO, BTazora and C0lumbla,-The fine
l. Substantial schooner UNCLE BILL, Miller, III
board viii sail as above For freight or passage
having good accommodations, apply on board, or to
ia3O A. WEfHERBY, IS PoydTas st.
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Auction Sale Of Dry Goods,

In the Store formerly occupied by G. M Dayton,
WALDO BLOCK,
BY PRATT q SCOTT.
GALE commencing Saturday, March 2Ith. at u in the
- afternoon, and 81 in the Evening, and continuing
MOuday 26th, Tuesday 27th and Wednesday 26th, until
the entire stock closed NJ Sale positive and sold
without reserve to the highest bidder.
Consisting OF Long Cashmere SHAWLs, Square do.
Plaid Long do Square d. Thibet do. with and without
silk iringes, Black silk do stiadla do, DeLane do,
Bersge do--Scarfs AID Nantes.
Also, ALPACCAS, silk and cotton warp, all colors-
Indianas Orleans Cloths, DRESS SILKS, Silk Velvets,
Sat MS Vestngs,-Broadcloths. Cassmeres, Doe CASH
meres-Summer Stufs, for men and boys weaT-White
Linen for pants, &c.
Also, White Linen Spreads, Fronting Linen Plaid do
Linen Lawns, White Cambria, White Victory Lawns
Swiss, Book and Null Musns White Dress Patterns.
Also, silk and wool Berages Ginghams Musns. Prints,
Fannels, Linsey Woosey, all wool Plaids, cotton and
wool do. Blankets Comiorters Cambrics, Moreens Cam
vass, Padding, &c.
Also Ladies' HOSIERY Mems do Ladies' Lille Thread
and Silk Gloves, Misses do. - Edgngs, Spool Thread
Tapes, Window Tassels, But ons, Saving Silk, Needles,
Misses Hoods Infants do-VeIvet Ribbons Tafeta do.
Gents black silk Hdkf's, Bingham do.-scarfs-Dsmi
Veis Green Gauze doParasos, Fans, snspendes, Body
Belts, &c. &c.
Also, the FIXTURES of Store-Lamps Stove, stools
Mattresses, Clock, &c. dat 1sercn I'll
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WARS IN A NAME' The following pro-
ceediugs took place in the House of Representa-.
tives on Thursday last, as reported in the Boston
Post
Mr. Rice, OF Newton, from the committee on
change OF name, reported bill allowing Nathan.
ie Merrill Leathers TO take the name ofWal.
lace.
The bill having been read, Mr. Rice moved
suspension of the rules so that the bill might be
put "'hrough by daylight" The reason for this
hot haste he sad was, that the petitioner want
ed to marry forthwith, and emigrate but that
his lady-love had vowed by call the pretty oaths
that are not dangerous" that she never would be
married to the name OF Leathers In other words
she did not want TO be ledthered all the DAYS Of
her lie, by all who had occasion to call her by
name. The house took pity on the petitioner,
suspended the rules, and passed the bill to be
ehgrossed.
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Examinations Of the Schools.

THE Annual Examination of the the several schools in
i Centre District OF this City, will take place dur
ing the last in March, in accordance with the fol-
lowing Order by the Committee OF Arrangements:
MONDAY, March 20.
Colored School, p M.-Messrs. Russell, Flags Swain,
Barbour, Rowland and Fisher.
TUESDAY, March 27
Second Winter Street Infant, A. M.-Messrs. Newton,
Fisher, Rowland, Fitch Goddard and swain
First South Infant, A. NJ - Messrs. Case, barbour,
Sweetser, Holmes and Mason
First North Infant, A. M-Messrs. Flagg, Russe Hill
Lazel, Green and Prentiss.
Pleasant st. Infant M.-Messrs Dana Allen, smaiey,
Foster, Washburn and jacques.
First Winter st. Infant, P.M-Messrs Fitch, Howahd,
Case Fisher, Prentiss and Hill
Second South Infant p M.-Messrs. Goddard, Fiagg,
Barbour, Smaley New on and Holmes.
Second North Infant p. M.-Messrs Washburn, Mason
Sweetser Foster, Green and Russell.
Centre Infant. r. M.Messrs. Swain, Jaques, Allen,
Lazel and Dana. 49,
IThe remainder of the Order will be published Monday
WARREN LAZELL, Sec'ry.
Worcester, March "a.
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Seranhines at Auction.

W7ILL be sold byS w. SELBY & Co at their
w Sales Rooms No. 60 Nam ST. on SATURDAY,
March 9th at 8 O'Clock 2. M.
-Four Seraphines made by of the best makers in
the country, and which will be warranted to agree with
the description given Of them.
One very superior Seraphine, octaves, stops Box
wood case.
One do do 4 l.2 octaves, 2 stops, mahogany case.
One do do 9 octaves 2 stops, Rosewood case.
One do do 4 octaves | stop, Rosewood case.
The above instruments will be sold without reserve !,
and can he examined previous to SALE
March 2lst. DIV S. w. SELBY & Co.
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COnStahle's Sale.

Worcester, March 23, I949.
DY virtue of an Execution which issued judgment
IL in favor of William Workman, of Worcester, in said
County, physician, against THOMAS KANE, of said Wor
cester yeoman, the last of the Court of Common
Pleas for said County, have taken all the Right in Equity
that the said Thomas Kane had, the twelfth day Of
September last past the day when the attached
on mesne process, to redeem certain morgaged Real
Estate lying in the City Of Worcester and the that
is described in mortgage deed thereof from Patrick
ORourke to Lewis Bigeow recorded in the Registry Of
Deeds for the County of Worcester book 49, page 1885,
and Saturday. the twentyeighth day of April next,
twelve O'Clock at the American Temperance House
in said Worcester, shall offer for sale by public auction,
to the highest bidder said right in equity oredempor
to satisfy said Execution and all and charges of SALE
MAD F. WARREN, Constable of Worcester.
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Copartnershin Notice.

EsSE BOYNTON, ofProvidence, r. l., was admitted
y member of our firm on the fifteenth day of March,
1898. The CIGAR AND TOBACCO BUSINESS will
continue TO be conducted by hereto ore, under the
style OF j. NJ CURTIS CO., at the Old Stand, No. 273
(uP sTAIRs0 Main Street, Worcester To correct any
impressions that have gone abroad to the contrary
take this opportunity say that we have no connection
with any other mandatory, and also thank the public
for their very liberal and increasing patronage.
N b. All articles from Establishment, warranted
in quality and manufacture. J. NJ. CURTIS & CO.
March %, ls49. d4w
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authorship OF the treasury' 1t must be for some
very hungry and pressing claimant lone who
insists upon fat sinecure. One of the whic
senators flon Worcester county let out in debate
that the duties would not employ the off Ger more
than fifty days per annum Thirty dollars per
diem is very tair pay for looking over accounts
two or three hosrs-otiice room, ETC. found.
Boston Pact
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The Intelligencer, in order to correct cur
rent rumor, states, upon authority, that Hon An
drew Stewart was not al any time candidate for
a seat in the cabinet. Previous to the designa-
tion OF members, he had declined to be so consid-
ered.- Boston Atlas.
We suppose "the climate" did not agree with
him.-B0StOn Post.
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j. HOOKER, M. d.,
PHYSICIAN AND SIJRGEON.

Office and Residence, No. 9 Park Street.
DR. HOOKER, would inform the citizens of Worcester
and of the adjoining towns that he has opened Office
by himself and soc patronage from his friends and others
wishing MEDICAL and SURGICAL aid.
He viii the dispensing of Medicine the Of
inexperienced individuals, but will far practicable attend
10 HIMSELF thus avoiding great risk to Patient and Physician
Jad l. diff
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DR.. o. II. BLOOD,
STEPHEN TRACY, nj. D.,

Respectfully offers his services to the nhabi-
ants of WORCESTER. DR.. t. having enjoyed superior ad
vantages aud had ample experience in the East Indies and In
West well in New England, feels fully warranted in Civ
ing the that all entrusted his requiring
either MEDcAL SURGICAL attendance, shall be treated in
the most careful aud skllul manner.
Office lat presenD 60 Maim-st.
Dec2 off
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~ v. B. PALMER is agent for this paper
in Boston, New York, Philadelphia, and Baltimore Office
Boston, N 10. 8 Congress Street.
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WORCESTER COUNTY SOUTH

A Quarterly Meeting of the Worcester County South
Division Anti Slavery Society, will be held Worces.
ter, in Brrley Hall, commencing on Saturday Erening
March 24h, and continuing Sunday morning and qE
Hall.
VIM. Lloyd Garrison Wendell Phillips, Parker Pills.
bury, Samuel May Jf, Vim. w. Brown, VIM and En-
len Craft the recently escaped property from Georgia,
and other advocates of the cause, will attend.
Members OF The Society are notified, and all others
are invited to be present.
JOHN c. WYMAN, Rec Secretary.
Worcester, March 81, l8fy.
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SITUATION WANTED.
FRESH GOODS.
To the Ladies'.

IU GIIC LQU1CCI
THE subscribers are this morning opening Cases of Rich
i Spring Goods, viz:
Plain Changeable SILKS, very rich colors
Small Stripe do do do do do
do Figd do do very choice.
Plain Black do a variety fcosts.
New Scotch DE LANES, just imported.
do Manchester do styles.
Plain Linen Ginghams, the choicest colors.
Plaid do do do do
Cold Bordered LINEN HDKF'S
Tape do do do extra fine.
CASHMERE SHAWLS, great variety.
Small fg'd do something new.
Black Silk 40 common and extra quality
GPThe above Goods, with great variety OF
other New Goods just bought under the most favorable
circumstances and prepared sell them usual
little beloUD the market price.
N. B. We would particularly call your attention 10
our assortment OF PRINTS, which is acknowledged by
every one TO be superior any in this city
HALL & THOMPSON,
Msrch z. davis opposite Central Hotel.
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TO LET,
- ONE Tenement in new house on Orange St.
1T1fN ~ finished in the best manner.
Ilsss Also, Tenements in the eastern part of the
city, with Gardens and Stables attached. For particulars
inQu re of DRAPER, CLARK & CO.,
March %. diff Front Street.
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e ROSS'S ApfeSS forward all sorts OF
parcels and small through direct the Worcester
Rail Road to NeWpOrt Fall River Bristol and Warren.
July %. dwtf
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NEW FRENCH GOODS,
Aee;gnee,s Notice..

or1cp q hereby aiven that have been duly appont>
ed Estate Of sTEPeN msson an
TON, Mbury in the County o. wsetne Of the cred
,nra 81 said nsovent debtor will be held at me unce
HENRY CMArN Esquire in Worcester IN o ss,u !" ,hs
on the fifteenth day Of May nen, a. nav be present and
forenoon, a. Wnvn n'e' ELIAS FORBES, Assignee
prove their Claims dM24
March %, 1919. ----
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Particular Notice.
rs. DeLains.


A YOUNG MAN in q God standing with cash canital
IA OF from six to ten hundred dollars who wishes
engage In Country Store have eligible situation
BY addressing A. II. T., Waterbury, CO. dstwlrM2z
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4, O. of O. f,

REV ALBERT CASE, p. G. NJ, Will deliver lecture
upon Odd Fellowship, al QuINsIcAMoND HALL, on Thurs
day Epeaing at u O'Clock Members OF The Order with
their LADIES' are respectfully invited 10 attend.
March ga q. F. WILSON, sec'ry.
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New Worcester Cattle Mark

New Worcester Cattle Market,-Narch 20.
(Reporled Tor the Spy.)
Al market-l7 pairs Working Oxen, pair Beef Cattle
Cows, Cossets, sheep, sc.
Prices Beef Cdttie-No sales.
WOrktHg OTeh-SaleS at So, IS, 100, no. and liz.
Cocs-sales at S2l, 80, 81, and s37.
Sheep-Sale at SS,05.
SUine-None at market.
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CHLOROFORM.

DIR. HARRIS, 1874 Main Street, prepared TO
extract Teeth Wtout pam by the of this recently dis
covered substitute for Instantaneous.
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DIED.

In Westminster, March 10, Mrs Azuba Thurston rs.
Ia Chicopee, Elizabeth j., daughter OF Mr. Dayenpo
Lazell, mos.
LII Millbury, March Is, Mr. Asahel Goddard, As.
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HERBS,

HERBS
WE are weekly receiving from the snA ss whole.
w niles of FRESH HERBS, which we can sell ""''s'
sale ana 1e'an a. '"' ID. SCOTT, JR., CO.,
MAIN srREET-Nos. sOl-& 2sl, e0r"s, az y wsIia
March l6.
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GimghGmss- GimgIsEa'nn,s s.,,m,
,,NrN ~ d,yl case of Fine Scotch Ginghamss
ii which are selling rapidly at the low pfi'0 "
so cases of Lancaster Ginghams WIN se q, the
r;s'y If FINER GOODS, all Of which are seas a.
loweSt prices, at dSwis 1876 Main st.
Marc "a uW0"is
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NOTICE.

rr,11E Arm Of BurFum EARLE Is this day uisso.
by mutual consent The affairs OF the s.e The
will be settled by b. BUFFUM, VINO WI, nu GorSiI
Coni business at the Old stand 1;,DS EARLE
Worcester, 8 mo. II, ls4s.
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WINDOW CURTAINS,

WINDOW CURTAINS,
PARLORS, SALOONS r HALLS tastefutly decorated
BY w. g. r. A. BROWN,
FASHIONABLE UPHOLSTERERS, having had eight
years experience lat KITTREDGE & BLAKEs, the most
extensive Upholstery establishment in Boston feel fully
confident OF executing all orders in linein work
manlike French Pattern SOFAS, LOUNGES,
CHAIRS CoUCHEs, made to orders persons in want of
nice article would do well to call before purchasing,
we furnish articles superior to any in the city.
Curled, Hair, Palm Leaf, and Hair MATTRESSES made
to orders Old Mattresses picked and made over good
as new. Pew Cushions-Pews lined and stuffed. All
kinds of Upholstery work repaired and superior
manner w. & A. F. BROWN,
Norwich ST. opposite Depot, forester
March 90, dom
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Brighton NIarket-Thursday,M March 22.

Reported for the Boston Traveller
At Market 625 Beet Cattle 16 pairs Working Oxen, IL
Cows and Calves 1900 Sheep, 1850 Swine.
PRIcEs-Betf GGfne-Extra $3.50; first quality S5,75;
second do. IS 30; third DO. $5.25.
Working OEen-$s5 $50 500 and Sis.
Coss aud caiUes-$l9, 81, 20, "a, 81, "a and $50.
Sheep-saes 49, 2.59, SO I'D 81.
Scine-54 "a 64-Ohio and 6.
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win be remarked that from 1914 10 1882 there is de.
crease In the British tonnage, and small Increase In the
American This arises from tho fact that In the former
country In 1927, and In this In 1870 complete revision
made OF the registers and lost and condemped vessel,
struck OF the lists Since that time the account has been
In the United States apparently exceeds that of Brit
ain and Ireland but It Is the English include
in the register the occupied by machinery This
makes difference Of 80 per cent that Is including en-
ane room the tonnage Of 1888 would be STA or nc ay
that OF the United States As IL stands however, fact
u apparent that the mercantile tonnage Of the United
states has overtaken that OF Great Britain While that
Great Britain has Increased sss 900 since the forms
don OF the United Statcs Government our own has In.
creased 2so2f7s, 60 per In all that period.
the United States have constantly for freedom Of
seas and Great Britain has resisted the Inevitable
tendency In that direction. She throws up her futile
policy, abandons opposition American enterprise per.
ms her merchants TO avail themselves of our great
and skill In hpbudng, invites the agriculture OF
the world supply her in food and the ships Of all nations
TO bring her, well the materials Of manufac-
the extension OF the influence of the shipping In
forests in all countries In ratio propooned 70 that Of
opposing interests Thus, Improvements In shipping, with
the aid Of steam have enabled the Of ton
mage by more rapid passages, 10 perform greater
o. work. and the magnitude Of vessels has greatly increased
mus but few since, vessel Of 500 tons first
io 70 LOO Ton ships quite frequently
oe met with This has had tendency restrict the In
eres IN Fewer hands although perhaps weslther
Inc immense demand for tonnage transport food In
the famine year 1917, when France Belgium and Eng
land suspended their navigation sc,s added 10 The Uni,ed
states government demand for the Mexican war ercesded
the supply and the exobant resh OF those vear caused
an immense increase 10 the tonnage built This was a.
follower AZ
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From our B.ls,nors Csrrs.pe.asas.

BALrMoRK, Nov. SIS D. m
The NsU York deefion.-Cas. Of the rssl. Dsmo9atie
victory IN NsW JrssyNss0s sxpsetsd from Califorwis.
Cholera at the Wssf.-Marksts &c.
The New York election returns, far received, show
an immense falling of In the popular VOTE clearly ind
eating that the result is be attributed the unfortunate
difference among the democracy, rather than any
born wing zeal strength. The Philadelphia Pennsyl-
vanian, in abiding 10 the result, sayst
The result OF the election In the city of New York. and
probably in the State, realizes all the fears have
warfare maintained by the sections of the
party OF the State, each upon the oher IL scarcely TO
or general.
The returns from New Jersey. however, show large
democratic gain In tho popular voe and that the wing
majority Of % jontbalot in the legislature has been
duced to bare l.
There 10 much impotence manifested learn the news
by the steamship Cambria, from Liverpool
riy expected not in regard to II is gen.
orally conceded that Russia intends pocket the aont
but all know, "What is the price of cotton 70
The steamer Empire City, with thirty days. later intel-
gence from San Francisco and the Mines will be due
New York Saturday Sunday, and viii be looked for
with intense anxiety by fathers, mothers sisters, brothers.
wives. and sweethearts.
The telegraphic reports from the West announcing the
temperance of the cholera at ST. Louis and Maysve,
some fears TO be entertained of second visit this
part of the country.
The Hon. Henry Clay arrived here last evening In CON-
pany with his son, and left in the early train this morning
for Philadelphia He appears to be In excellent health
Mrs Fanny kemble gave her first reading in Baltimore
last night before the Mercantile Library Association
immense audience, not less than persons On closing
her reading she the entire receipts Of the evening
the association She afterwards serenaded by the
Germania Band, at Barnum's Hotel ,'
Mrs Ann Chase, the heroine of Tampco, 10 now q
visit TO this city, and will shortly leave for Washington
In consequence Of the heavy and continued rain to-day
have few transactions report under
mercal head, nearly all outdoor operations
pended Some sales wheat at los lO cents for prime ed
is all could hear of. f4,,.s, se.-
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Increase ess I2asi2 Sss77 80 500 sf 800 lis 4so oos

The aggregate average eights from the South Is 800
pounds cotton per ton hence IL required
tons Of shipping carry England cotton In 1885,
or 4tio tons moro than In 1915 similar increase in
tonnage was required carry the goods abroad The
Der OF persons Interested In England in this
Of cotton at the cheapest rates. 100000 or 1000 900
more than In 1915; and they procured the abolition of the
duty oil LIZ per cent cotton and united with similar In.
eress, procured the sbogaion Of the India Company mo-
nopoly in $780, recently abolition OF the corn du
ties, and now the monopoly Of eghts Il to be observed
that while these Interests In cheap freghs have
been constantly extending their Interests, numbe and In
fnence, that Of the shipping has progressed Az CON-
pared with the United States the tonnage Of Great Britain
has been a followsi
Comparative 7o~~dg,, Unisd STATE, and Great Brass
Great Britain. United States
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place reliance In tho gratitude OF soveregns or bueancr
eies. This blow God-ior such Il was-theeIoe. can
not fail 10 shake the faith Of powerful and heretofore de-
voted class of the adhssn Of monarchy in the safety Of
the arch which they trusted for the Of their
share Of existing special privileges
The Austrian ambassadora Paris has certainly declared
that his sovereign has idea Of ref
sal surrender Kossuh and his companions as eas.s bs
He would make such declaration except under nsuc-
tons, pledging the Gar to the same position. W.
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EAIL. AND WINTER GOODs-Boots shoes.-ws
would respectfully call the attention Of The citizens Of Washing
vicinity planters,
and selected stock Of boots
uade and weleiected stock
line Of business. We part
FOR LADIES, WEAR.
Caters, hn gaten Morocco, and lasting, q % 50 So
kid slippers, busknz,
beautiful article ladies' rubber
FOR GENTLEMEN's WEAR
Own calf dress double and single solos, e.
Long hshermens boots, warranted proof % % 20.
Mems boots, 81 50 o So
Boys misses and chdens Slips gaiter
kc., corresponding prices.
Farmers wishing purchase for their would do
examine stock, the prices and quality m
Don't forget the store hut call nj A. HOOVER l. SONS,
Opposite Hotel side Pennsylvania avenue,
o b. l.. jackson b Bro.
ladies' French CATERS and toilet slippers
received from the importers
Oct 7-aaw4w t