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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-11-13
Rare Chance.
H0TTSE lot FnR SAFE
ls EMe9VAL.
STILL LATER FASHIONs

iAN be seen at the Old Stand, No. 2la4 Main Street
the latest Paris Fashions for Gentlemen's OVER
CIOAIs, DRESS and FROCK COATS, PANTA-
LOoNs and VESTS, Dress and Fancy SHIRTS RO-
SUMS and COLLARS, UNDER-SHIRTS and DR. AW
Eks, sCARFs. CRAVATS, GLOVES, HOSIERY.
&C. Gentlemen, the above named Goods are truly ele
ganl ana VIII be sold for much4ess thanthe usual uar
oo'%o JAW H u. s. MOORE.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-11-13

j. X. Clark. HoMGpArHIc PHvs,c,,v No
Walnut street. Office hours from to 10 A. NJ. and
from to- NJ 49, '
Worcester, Jan. list, 1851 ianl If
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-11-13
MARRIED
DIED..
Dog Lost.

A BOUT three weeks since, a Brown Setter, common
N size, with peculiar under Teeth there being rows
in front. The finder can find owner by calling an
novl3-dlW ALBERT BROWN
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-11-13

Mrs' NJ: s. Thompson FEMALE PHYsI
Clan AND MIDWIFE, has removed to Kinds Court rea
No. Maple-stroet. pnl4dIv
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-11-13
ALBERT CLARKE, Apothecary.

A ND dealer i'll Drugs, Medicines, rerfumery, Chemi
IA cali, Brushes, Fancy Articles, and Old Havana
Cigars. Physicians supplied with PURE Medicines at
Boston prices Prescriptions carefully prepared
d The cellar Of the establishment is appropriated
to Paints Oils, Varnishes, Fluid and Camphene, which
in quality and price intended expressly suit
toners.
PAP Main street, cOner Pleasant street, Worcester.
n3-hf
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Particular Motto,
Ready Made. Clothing.

A VERY Large Assortment of Clothing can be found
Il at Store OF the best Style, Make and Finish,
in the city. harrington Corner, of Main and
Front
nov4 diff THAYER & EAMES.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-11-13
GEsEA'E EgARRasAENS
In EaceS, Ribbons, Hosiery,
GLOVES AND FANCY GOODS.

S1S AND AMY GOOOSa
AT the Store orme ly occupied by Smith s. Brothers,
No. 1I6 Main street.
MI CONVERSE, would respectfully inform the
1HI. ladies' and gentlemen OF Worcester and vicinity
that he has taken the above Store and viii keep con-
SANITY on hand good assortment of Laces Ribbons
Hosiery and Gloves Trimming Laees, Collars Black
deml Wells, Lace Caps Infants wrought Waists
Cambria and Maslln Trimmings, Ladies
Dress Caps, CHEAP.
Silk aud Flowers for Bonnet Trimmings The above
with large variety of Fancy Goods such Pins five
cts. paper; Needles cts; Spool Cotton cts Hooks
& Eyes, 3 cts. card; Tooth and Hair Brushes Tapes
Scissors, IL and % cts pair; all kinds of Fancy
soaps, &c The above, with large of other
Goods will be sod at The
Lowest Cash Prices
All who are i'll want of any of the above Goods NAV
be sure of GOOD BAReAIN by purchasing at the above
Store.
aldwtf NJ. d. CONVERSE, Agent.
CHARLES A. UPTON.
DEALER
E glish, French and American Drv
Goo S,
F1agg Block, Worcester,
opposite Central Hotel.
IHLBEIS, ALPACCAS, AND MERLNOS.
Silks, Linens, Shawls, Quilts,
BLANkETS, FLANNELS, &c.
Dress and Cloak Trimmings.
HOUSEKEEPING 8FJIRNISHLN GOODS
Mourning Goods
OF every description, always on hand.
Our arrangements that we are enabled to sell
Bay State Shawls so Cents piece Less
than any concern in Worcester.
u Particular attention paid TO orders from abroad.
% Every article purchased ofus is warranted to
prove as recommended. G.. A. Upton
Oct9 le50 wit
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Administrators Sale.
WATCHES, JEWELRY, &c.,
Az AUCTION.

e. w. sELBY & Co. Will sell at their Salesrooms,
~. commencing Friday Evening Nov. IA, by order of
Administrators the entire stock of Jeweer cor sstng
IN part OF Gold Lever and Lepine Watches, Silver DO.
Rings Breast Pins Ear Rings, Keys, Slides Studs Pens,
Bracelets, Lockets Ear Hoops silver and Plated Spec
taces Silver Comb, Fancy Articles, &c.
%4* This Sale Offers rare chance TO dealers az tina
assorments LARGE and every article will be sold with.
out re erve, to close the same.
novl3d2 w. SELBY & Co, Aucrjs
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Shirts and Drawers.

X ENTLEMEN, You can lind good assortment of all
" kinds of the above goods at Store, for sale
the very lowest prices. Harrington Corner corner OF
Main and Front sis. THAYER & EAMES,
p. S-We have in store FURNISHING GOODS
to suit all who will give us call, at low prices.
nov4dtf T. & E.
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Two Valuable House Lots

DLEASANTLY situated on BENEFIT ST.. containing
Il 2S,00O Feet, each These Lots afford rare OPP
portunity persons wishing to locate near the New
Machine Shop, the Junction Depot they will be
sold very low. Inquire Of
ol9-d2m E. T. MILES 23I Main St
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Book Agents Wanted.

CEVERAL active Agents are wanted circulate
y valuable publication by subscription. Ladies who
need op air exc cise can do as good business as
gentlemen. ), A. ROWLAND,
o30deod3tw2t 275 Main Street.
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WANTS
Wanted.

a SITUATION in aGrocery as Assistant Book
Il keeper. Sails actory testimonials to cha acter
and capacity can furnished. Address W. s., No.
Central curt novI2-d6
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Partner Wanted.

WANTED, an active and enterprislng partner, hav-
w ing a capital Of $1,000 to 5000, to engage very
lucrative business in which there but little if any risk
of losses by bad debts and i'll which H. e amply
necured by possessing and reazi i. proceeds of the
business. Proposals addressed o, box 357, Wor-
Cester Post Office, will be confdentally attended
o2}tf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-11-13

Window Glass
k00 Boxes German Glass, assorted sises 500 do
OOO American, do, all Of superior quality. For
sale low by POOLE q MILES,
o7-d&w2m 23l Main street.
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RENO VAL.

ONATHAN DAY.
DEPUTY SHERIFF. AND CORONER.
II AS removed TO Moo Worcester Bank Block Foster
IL St, near the Boston and Worcester Rail Road
Depot nov4-d2w
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WANTED, SMALL COTTAGE, in a convenient
w and accessible location. Inquire of
sep3-dtf II. II. CHAMBERLIN 81 CO.
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Trimmings

nor all kinds of Gents and Boys clothing n Full ,,d
IL complete Stock for sale at
HUDSON'S, No Flaggs Block,
o2S deOd3w Opposite Central HoteI
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Dressing Robe.

rINHE Goods, and also the ga ments Ready Made at
Il llUDSON'S. No. Flagg's Block,
o2edeOd3w Opposite Central Hotel
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Save your Health

II selecting from the rich stock of UNDER OF. 9TH
~ ING now for sale in all qualities and prices. AZ
.o,,.,o HUbSON'S, No. l Fiagg's Block.
us'u'" opposite Central Hotel
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NEW MILLINERY.
Established in 1929.

WIN. D.. FENNo& SON, have the largest assert
w ment Of Rich Jewelry, Silver, Plated and Britan
Ware, Table Cutlery and Fancy Goods, in Worcester
and will sell as low as any establishment in New Eng
land. t3l-dlw&w3
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ADJUSTMENTS.
REMOVAL TO BRINLEY HALL,
Professor VT lliams

Professor w lliams
WILL GIVE TWO MORE LECTURES ON
w EN- 'E'lAE1 AE.CEs Il Va Il,
A Nd irtroduce some laughabe and wonderful exper
n imenls at BRINLEY HALL, on Friday and Satur-
day evenings, November l4th and 18th. Price of Ad-
mission, 10 cents Doors open at l-2 O'Clock Lee
ture 10 commence at z.
N. B. No patients will be received to-day, Thursd1y)
Worcester. Nov IS. d2
Subscription Concerts,
fT'HE GERMANIA MUSICAL SOCIETY consisting
L of % Solo Performers, have the pleasure to an
nUunce to their numerous friends and the public i'll
general of Worcester and vicinity. that they intend to
give during the GOming Winter Season, a series of
6 Grand Vocal and instrumental Concerts
the plan those Concerts they are now giving
in the city of Boston.
The bst Vocal taent available will be engaged for
these concerts.
Mr. Charles Muller pianist the Duke Of Brunswick,
is already engaged
The Concerts will be given different periods, from
December to March, at OF the best Halls in this CT
ty, provided sufficient subscribers be obtained de-
fray the expenses oil these Concerts.
TERMs.-A package containing Admissions, to be
transferable at pleasure, 81.
Subscription Books are now open at the Hotels, and
Book and Music Stores. nov5dtf
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Wanted,
Tenement Wanted.
Cottagn Wanted.

VIZ NTED small tenement of five or six ropms,
w within five minutes walk from the City
Hall. Apply at this office. nov5.dlw
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Ladies' Cater Boots

nNE Of the Largest and Best Assortmenis of Ladies'
~ Cater Boots, offered to the laies of Worces
ter, can now be found at
nl-du G. A. DREssER's, l7s Main st.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-11-13
Silver Spoons.

DIAM and Ornamental Table, Desert, Teas, Salt
i and Mustard Spoons Oyster, Soup. and cream La
dies, Butter Knives Dining, Desert, and Tea Forks,
of the latest Patterns and The best quality for the low
est Cash Prices, be had or
Nj a d e to Order
A. NJ. DRISCOLL'S Jewelry Mandatory, in Bige-
rows Court. Front Street o27-d&w3m
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Co. Partnership Notice
Sheet Oil Cloths.
OUR STORE

OUR STORE
the place to buy SUGARS
l. STUARTS REFINED, HAVANA,
Bristol and Portland, Porto Rico,
Dutch Refined, ST Jago.
G.. C. FLANDERS g. co.
o3O.df corner of Myrtle and SouthbridgeSts.
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NOTICE.

lI.1I NUTICE
EHE limited Partnership heretofore existing betxaa,,
Il the subscribers under the name and st,Is az En
WARD sOUTHWICK, was DISSOLVED an The
seventh OF October instant by mutual consent All per
sons having cl,ms against, and those indebted 10 the
concern, are requested TO call the Counting Room
corner Of Green al Temple streets, aud settle.
WM- +. HACKER
EDWARD SOUTHWlCK.
The business will be CONTINUED, at the old stand.
corner OF Green aud Temple streets, hy
octsl dt5w6w w. ALFRED HACKER Agent
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-11-13

Shoes, Shoes, Shoes.
r AIDES Enamelled Jenny Lind shoes. fKid ana Mo
IL rocco) with general assortment OF - -
ladies walking shoes and Slippers.
ni-di DREsSER'S l76 MnInat
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1851-02-05

We have sxPrsssed the apprehension that the
" Democrats" Of the Massachusetts, Legisla-
ture would be unable to resist the immediate
inducements held out by the Free-soilers to the
consummation of their bargain. There is rea-
son to fear that CHARMS SUMNER will be
elected to the Senate. The fate of the Con-
science men is thus foreshadowed by the Spring
field (Mass.) Republican;
"The Locofoco portion Of the party has gone over
to Locofocoism, and 10 glad OF the chance to get
there. There may be show Of life and organi.
cation for year or two longer, but it will be only
show, and that peculiarly conscience party
which voted FOE Martin Van Buren, because Gene.
raj Taylor Was not Wing; which foreswore all
connection with any party that did not endorse
its principles, and then apolosized for the New
York Barnburners when they turned Hunkers,
and, later, elevated bunker Loco to the guber-
material chair Of the State; which has tramped on
all its principles and broken all its pledges; which
has sold itself to party which despises it, and
tennis every principle in which it Processes to b,
founded, will sink it into the political oblivion TO
which its Inconsistencies it's violation of principle,
and its rapidly filed catalogue Of sins, so legih.
nateIy tend to consign it,
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We have here large increase in the number Of
persons to be fed and clothed; for the immigrant
cannot, by any possibility, add to the quantity of
food, OF the materials Of clothing, within the
year following his arrival. Estimating the con-
sumption of food, and clothing, and other commo-
dities that represent the food and clothing
sumcd by those employed in their production, at
800 each, the quantity required for these immi-
grants in the last year would exceed. by four mil
lions of dollars, that required in the first; and yet,
while consuming all tns, in addition to that
CURED by the producers OF cloth and iron,
ported far more Than in the previous period. 1t
would be difficult, il appears TO me, to find, in
these facts, any evidence of "wns.e of national
capital" We were consuming far more, and had
for more TO sell. Our people lived better, and the
people Of other nations desired to enrol themselves
among our people.
Having more in quantity to sell, it will now be
useful to ASCERTAIN the prices at which we sold,
with view to ascertain how far the increase of
home consumption tended to diminish the
sity for sending abroad for market for vastly
increased production. With that view, now give
the prices Of our leading staples in Of prn-
cipal markets during these years:
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Exports Of .Rreadstufs.

From this it would seem clear that we had not only
fed all the people employed in producing this CLOTH
and coal, and iron, and all those engaged in maxi
ing the machinery, building the mills and fur
naces, and opening the mines required for their
ing all this largely increased quantity OF cotton
and sleeps wool consumed at home, but had actu-
ally increased export OF food while adding
third to our export OF cotton. The productiveness
Of labor had obviously and largely Increased, and
with it the reward of labor There was a large in
crease in the quantity of commodities TO be con.
sumed, without corresponding increase in the
number of persons by whom il was to be consumed.
This rise in the return to labor and this increased
facility Of obtaining food, clothing, and other
cessaries OF life, tended of course, to produce
pid influx Of people from other countries DESTROYS
TO sell their labor, as will be seen by the following
statistics of immigration:
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THE UNITED STATES HOTEL,
PENNSYLVANIA acenue, bet,ceen 3D. and 81 streets

THE UNITED STATES HOfEL,
Pennsylvania arenue, bet,ceen Sd and 81 streets,
WASHINGTON CITY.
rTNHIS ESTABLISHMENT was opened on Tues
i day, the 4th day OF February, 1851. by the
subscriber, late Of Gadsby's Hotel. as manager,
who respectfully announces to his friends and the
public generally that it is commended to their
favor and patronage by every comfort and con-
ycnience that can be found in the pest conducted ho-
tells in the country The eligible s;ta
alton, md advantageous construction OF the build
ing, are known and appreciated; and to these ad-
vantagcs is addcd the utmost regard for the
comfort of each guesst the attendance OF trusty,
polite, and efficient servants; the supply Tor the
iarder and other departments Of every thing the
market will Afford and the personal supervision OF
the subscriber, whose experience. business habits
and extensive acquaintance with the travelling
public, enable him to cater for the4 with Ell
hcicncy and success. The interior Of the house
has been recently renovated. and every thing WITHIN
il put in complete repair. The subscriber would
also add, that hotel conducted BY him vii! always
be found cafe and pleasant abode for families,
and all who regard propriety. good order, aud the
s,rictest decorum essentials OF an agreeable
home w. ~. D. JODAiNo-
Feb
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[oonarsposDrscr OF THE nErunLlc.I
BALTIMORE, February A.

BALTIMORE, February As D. m
The weather is still extremely wet and disagree
able to those who have business out doors
Business will commence for the spring
trade. Our merchants, in anticipation of a lively
trade, are laying in large and extensive assert
mcnts OF goods in every variety, and, from their
success heretofore, confidently expect to supply
their customers and dealers generally with articles
of the best quality and on the most accommodating
terms.
The Canada brings us the sad tidings of the loss
Of the ship Franconia, with the captain, mate, aud
eleven Of her Crew. This vessel is entirely new
and has been trading regularly between this port
and Liverpool. Captain Smith, who commanded
her, is well known to our mercantile and business
men generally, and has been running between this
city and Liverpool for number of years. He
leaves family to mourn his sad and untimcly
fate.
letter from the south, received here, announces
the death of Mr.. John w. Long, Of this city He
was returning home, after absence Of some
months in the South In going up the Tennessee
river, accompanied by friend, in steamer
frcighted with cotton, he endeavored to pass
through the pile of bales: of them tilted over
and precipitated him into the river Every exer.
ton made to recover him, but the tide running
very rapidly, he was instantly carried awav
He leaves a large number Of friends to mourn bic
loss.
Our merchants arc preparing a memorial TO
Congress. praying for new poet office building in
this city large enough for the wants of the city.
Wcwapt a new pos, office, the building now oc-
copied is entirely too small for the business
of the department. The memorial has been
largely signed, aud will be presented to Con-
gress through the Board of Trade of this city
L.. r. -. u
the steamers news. Sale of 1850 bbls. Howard ct.
-four at 81 so. Sales of red wheat at 9s 1902;
white l02 III CITE. Sales yellow at 60, and
white 60 81 cts.
BEEF CATTLE.-Thc offering at the scales ycstor
day reached 10 head, "a Of which were left over,
IL driven to Philadelphia, and the balance sold to
city butchers, at prices ranging from So SO to
SO so per 100 lbs. on the hoof equal to IS SO rs
nett, and averaging SO l2i gross.
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jVrsck Of a Baltimore YssseI-Loss of LVss
HALIFAX, Feb. SO. p m.--The Canada brings
accounts II the total wreck Of the ship Franconia,
belonging to Bailiitsors, of HplyIand. on the llth
Of January. Her captain, chic. mate. eleven hands,
torcthe. with the vessel and cargo OF tohaccs were
lost. believe sl,- belongs to Mr.. Henry Mank.n.
uf Baltimore.
The Canada sailed for Boston shortly after four
o'clock this afternoon, with light southwestcrly
wind.
The revenue schooner Daring has returned from
her cruise ON Saturday 10 Sable leland. She saw
no traces of the Atlantic
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Aaarsr or PrcxrocKKrs.--The Richmond Ee

ARREsr or PrcKrocKETs.-The Richmond Ea-
q'ire, OF yesterday, says;
sour police have done good thing in arrcsting
n hotpe of pickpockets, who travelled South with
Jenny Lind, and, on that visit, made themselves
felt both here nd in Charleston. At the crowded
Indian exhibNUh In the African church on Friday
night they attempted their tricks, but two of them
were arrested. thi:d went TO Washington, but,
being intercepted by telegraph, was brought back
TO this city. On the person Of Of them were
found some fresh, newly issued South Carolina
bank notcs. The prisoners are supposed 10 be
English, aided and Allotted by Yankee"
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1851-02-05

DJ-Mr. e. ". JAMES, No. Harrisoa street
Cincinnati, Ohio. is General T,aneiling Age,.i
for the Wsstern Sfaies, assisted by j. X. Smith, j.
T. Dent, Jason Taylor, j. W. ARMSTRONG, Perrin
Locke, ~. Rnmssy. DR.. Jo.hu0 Wadstoorfh, Aicr
ander X. La,os, and Il :. Smiley
90 Mr.. HENRY M. LEWIS, Of Montgomery,
Alabama, is General Travelling Agent for lie
States of alabama and Tennessee
o. Mr.. ISRAEL Il. JAMES, No. ls2 South
Tenth street, Philadelphia, is General Travelling
agent fm me Southern and !Southrestvn States, as
sisted by Walinm II. IItid, John Collins, james
Ds1ing, II. Kirk WtLinsfon, e. n. Exams. John
T. Judkins, p. Locke, JOSEPH button, George p.
Button. did Thomas ID. Nice
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1851-02-05

LITXELL's LIVING AGE, No. 35z-Iat cts.
CONTENTS.
|. Baron Stcn.--T dit,s Magazine
2. Kerr on the Sugar. cane~--Spectator.
3. The Pencil of the Sum- Idifs Magasine.
1. War OF the Sicilien Vespers.--Spscfaior.
5. Sketch of Manwnr a---dthenQ,n.
6. The Clans of the Highlands of Sco,land.--
Eclectic Rcrieic.
7. The Able de Saint Pierre Genteman's Mag
d1ine.
5. My Novel; or, Varieties in English Life-Book
III Biack,cood's Magazine.
9. Snakes and Serpent Charmers. Benhcy's
Miscellany.
TO- An Evening with yoltaire. - Genfeman's
Diaga=ine
IL Ballads. GcnHema,t's Magazine.
With Poetry and short articles.
WAsHIsoToS, December 81 1916.
Ofallthe Periodical Journals devoted to Litcra-
ture and Science which abound in Europe and in
this country this has appeared to to be the most
useful 1t contains indeed, the exposition only Of
the current Literature ofthe Englishlapguage; but
this by its immense extent and comprehension, in
cludes portraiture of the human mind in the ut
most expansion ofthe presentage.
]. Q. ADAMS.
Published weekly at So yearly
+. LITrELL * Co., Boston,
And sold by JOS, SHILLINGTON,
Feb 3-dtw&wlw corner Pa. av. and 4, at.
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L,Np AGENCY Ar DUBUQUE, IOWA.

CHARLES COsRERY has been connected with
last twelve years, and has now opened an Office at
Dubuque, wher he will give his exclusive atten-
ZION to the location and sale of Land Warrants.
His arrangements with the county surveyors will
ensure the selection OF choice lands.
Refer, at Washington City, to Hon George w.
Jones of Iowa, Hon. A. G.. Dodge, Hon. S. Leiller
Hon. d. T. Disney, and to French * Sylvester
ba-3t
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Iii well known that supply affects price. Having
greatly increased our production of food and sot-
ton, the tendency was, necessarily, towards fall
OF price in foreign markets, but it is here shown
that that tendency so fully counteracted by
the increased domestic demand, that prices rose,
instead of falling.
We had more TO sell, and were obtaining better
prices; and, as necessary consequence, could az
ford to buy moro of others, will be by the
following statement of imports:
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MILLIONAIRE ASSOCIATION OF CAPITAL,

MIBLIOSAIRE AssOCIATIONO OF CAPITAL,
NOR the purpose Of forming IA company with
IL one thousand shares, of & 900 each, for which
certificates will be issued paying ten per cent. per
annum IN return therefor, with a safe prospect OF
doubling the whole amount invested, Coach and all
as special partners) free from assessnent and LA
bility, under the Revised Statute of New York.
DESTROYS of having influential parties through The
entire Union interested for the purpose OF obtain
ing contracts with the Government 10 carry the
United States mail in steamers and vessels To and
from New York. California, the East Indies, Eu-
rope, Sc, proposals will be received for limited
number of certificates of shares OF 5 900 each.
OLIVER HOLDEN,
General Partner. and Chief Agent OF Company.
II Wall street. New York
Banking and Commercial Houses in Europe and
the Americas, application and investment of
capital, will be appointed agents.
Feb l-dU
CoRPoRATIoN sTOCK-wantodb by
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The McDoNoGH EsrATE.-The second and third
municipalities Of New Orleans lave passed reso-
luton offering the Hon. Daniel Webster So 500 as
retaining fee to defend the interests Of that city
in the McDonogh estate. The Picayune says the
first municipality will no doubt also agree to the
rcaOlniions.