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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-07-08


{" JENNY LIND Row. AT HARTFoRD.-Hartford
Conn.,, July 6.-Jenny Lind's concert here, last even
ing, ended in a row. A large proportion of the in.
habitants highly incensed against the managers
for the manner in which the tickets sold. Three
luurhs Of all the seats in the house sold privately
to particular fayortes, previous to the advertised sale,
which was advertised to take place O'clock but
the doors were not opened till quarter past twelve,
and when the plan othe house was shown all the best
disposed Of, which caused general outburst
of disapprobation from every side. Seats, however,
taken in great numbers. The concert opened at
seven O'Clock About half the concert was gone through
without any interruption, when the crowd outside set
up continuous yell, which for while stopped all pro-
ceedings. The windows were then thrown open to
quiet the crowd, but they became the bosterous
and on the closing of the windows they commenced
breaking them from the outside Miss Lind hurried
through with the remainder Of her pieces, but portion
Of the programme to have been performed by others
was not attempted.
The crowd outside was so tumuuous that it wa.
dangerous for the audience venture out, and Miss
Lind had to be smuggled out of the back door Quie
was restored as soon as it was found that the nghtin
gale had flown.
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" vessel from the Bahamas, brought to New
York, on Saturday, 2l,6OO pinc-appes, 400 bushels o.
bananas, and 800 water-melons.
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GY- The U. s. Mail steamship Arctic, sailed or
Saturday for Liverpool, with lao passengers, and
$3.50, 900 in specie
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DIED.

DIED.
In Worcester July Ist, Calvin Haskell, aged 81.
In Boystone, June 23d Mr.. Levi T. Whitney aged 42
years. Printers in Vermont, New Hampshire and Ohio
please copy.l
His was loving SOUL and true;
His was the pure and gifted mind;
And gentle graces round him threw
beauty of an angel kind.
Tread softly by his silent grave.
And round il plant some fragrant flowers,
Fit emblem of his spirit bloom,
In far purer land than ours. r. B.
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W The cotton crop in South Carolina is good; SC
is wheat, but corn and oats are very deficient.
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II Our readers referred to the advertisement
Of the "Mechanics FAIR, to be holden III this city, in
September next.
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10 THE ELEPHANTS, and other wonders Of Bar.
NUNS Museum, will be in town tomorrow.
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TUESDAY, JULY 8, 1851.

~ Advertisers wishing TO have their advertisements ap
near le next day will please sed in as early in the DAY as
POSSIBLE Also those wishing TO insert advertisements IN
HE Weekly, should send IN as early as Monday hooh
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NOTICE.

P,z-[S> STRAYED OR STOLEN from the pasture ot
I'm the subscriber, iii Paxton on the nph of the Is,
- INST, a black or dark brown six We r old MARE
small size with long switch tall and a wooden how
ABOUT her neck Any person will return or give anv
10 inc subscriber where said Mare can be fonId
shall be well rewarded. ZADoSK DIE "
Paxton, Mass, July 5, 1851. iyT-di-wats
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% Fine ripe peaches have appeared in the New
Orleans market
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10 Deaths from Cholera in St. Louis during tn,
week to 23d June, numbered 49, week preceding 1873
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MRS. s. GOODWIN, experienced and success
fnl Midwife holds herself in readiness, day and night to
attend to the duties of her profession. Residence No e.
Austin street. ap2l-dtf
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B- The miners at the Blue Ridge Tunnel, Va,
have now penetrated the mountain about 500 feet
s.alnf. d
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Your obedient servant,
CHARLES HAYES ADAMS.
EXETER, N. H., July 1, 1851.

Gentlemat:-
An ABSENCE for the last two months, in the Valley Of
the MISSISSIPPI, has prevented my receiving, ans
wering at an earlier period, your very polite invitation
of the 2Sth of May, attend Mass meeting of the
Free Soil citizens of Worcester County, to be holden
IN the City of Worcester, on the approaching anniver-
sary of the national Independence. 1t would give me
pleasure to be present at your meeting, and por
ton of those people Of your County, who have stood up
faithfully and fearessy. in defence of the truth, in
sunshine and in storm, through evil and through good
report. But very long absence from my home will pre-
clude the satisfaction Of being present on the occasion
With many thanks for your courtes5 and the hope that
your meeting will be productive of great good.
l am, with great respect,
Your friend and obedient servant,
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r. Several letters were received BY the Committee

n SeVeraI leltsFs WtFt T1O1I'Vu " 410
of Arrangements for the celebration on the 4th. We
have obtained the following for publications and would
ask the careful attention of our readers to them, espe-
ciaIIy to that from Hon. Joseph T. Buckingham. 1t
breathes the true spirit Of liberty, which animated our
ancestors and enabled them to establish the glorious
system Of government under which live. Should it
perEade the bosoms Of their descendants 1t Will pre-
serve and improve those Institutions to be blessing
to all future ages.
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ENOTICE.

ME subscribers have formed co pertnersb;,
= = name OF WOOD, MCFARLAND q CO. hsving
oought out The interest of MCFARLAND & B1sco ard R
ehu carrying on the Ma'leabe Iron Business in nm
Ve way and The public solicited for share of ~
paohage as 1t is the inlen1on Of the subscribers In ,
iish superior article, and all orders attended TO with
promptness. THOMAS n WAN WIN
49, ,e WARREN MCF INLAND
~ o'i WILLIAM +. WOOD
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| AcTIoN AND ADJOURNMENT OF THE VINO
STATE CONVENTION Columbus, Ohio. .Juiu 3.-Tbe
Wing State Convention assembled this evening, when
the Committee on resolutions reported lengthy series,
re-aiirming the Wing platform Of protection 10 dones.
tic industry. internal Improvements, &c.; also recon-
mending Gen. Scott to the Presidency, complimentary
to President Fillmore, and affirming that inasmuch as
the Compromise measures not recommended by
Wing President, nor their adoption secured by party
vote in Congress- they not party measures therefore
perfect liberty and freedom of opinion should be oIcrat
ed among Wings upon the points of controversy in
yolved. The resolutions were adopted and the Con.
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DIR. III. BUXTON, PULMONIST.- - OFFICE
and RESIDENCE, No % corner of Mechanic and Carl
on-sts Where his services be promptly obtained
any hour by day night when prevented by prevou
Professional Duties.
Auscuatlon and Advice, Free. dtf-deco5
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FROM CALIFORNIA.
ARRIVAL OF THE EMPIRE CITY.
New YORK, July 9th.

NEW DIRK, July olh
The steamer Empire City, with California mails to
jane lSt, arrived at O'Clock this morning. She
sailed from Chagres 26'h, aud Kingston 29h June, and
brings over nillion and half gold DUST and S75
passengers, among whom is John L. Stephens, (he
distinguished navcler) President Of the Panama Rail-
road Company.
The Isthnrs was healthy, but the most daring rob.
berries were Of frequent occurrence.
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NOTICE


A LII persons indebted to the late firm of IITTHFR a
"A FhEELAND are requested to make immediate nav.
he as all accounts remaining unsettled on the LIST Of
august next, cH be tef in other hands for collection
JONA LUTHER,
- 80, q. w. FREELAND
-9 ., io'i. jy7-df augl
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NOTICE.

~ ~, NUIlCE,
ne named IN the Act of incorporation of The
MllLBURY Il SOUTHBRIDGE RAIiROAn IoW
PANY. So-h'
Xoil are hereby notified that the first meeting OF s,d
The town OF SoutbIidge on MONDAY the IAN ay or INV
Instant al 10 O'Clock A. NJ, TO organize the Corporation by
eooe o. Board OF Directors and other officers and 70
adopt Code OF bylaws for said Con,pany ~ "
OF Il, u. AMMlD0WN,
0he oil the persons named said Act of Incorpor,tio,
-, - y 80 jy7-d6t
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If the States go at this rate nominating Gen.
Scott, Daniel may soon have occasion again to ask,
"Where am / to go.''
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Scrpturealloted period Of the life Of man, hold my
self ready for the battle waged by freedom and phiIan
thropy against cruelty, pride and avarice aud though
'os may not-Perhaps oar alaidsas may not,--see the
success which our efforts deserve, die with the
consolation which may be derived from the assurance
that some other generation will see the Slave Power
trodden in the dust,-the despised and beaten slave
standing erect as one Of the human family,-he bond
man, OF whatever complexion, exulting in the liberty
wherewith the law Of God reenacted by humanity and
religion, has made him free,--and all uniting in the
grand orus.-Haleujah for the Lord God omnpo-
tent reigneth.
Faithfully your friend and fellow laborer,
]. T. BUCKINGHAM.
MEssRs. HoAR, CHAPLIN, s. CHAMBERbIN
COMMITTEE.
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10 Rumors of"anOther Cuba expedition" are re-
viyed. ERR
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MRS. Nj. S. THOMPSON,
Female Physician and Midwife,
No. IL Sal m ST., WOrcester III
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Your friend and obedient servant,

To Messrs G. f. Hoar, Henry Chaplin, and H. II.
Chambern, in behalf of the Committee of Arrange.
ment
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Boston & Worcester Railroad
FIRE WORKS on BOSTON CoMMnn

FIRE WORKS ON BOSTON COMMON
POSTPONED FROM MONDAY TILL
TUESDAY EVENING, July sth,
FAKE REDUCED TO HALF PRICE. OR FARE ONE
WAY, IN EXTRA TRAINS ONLY
1AIRA TRAINS for the occasion, MS follows;
Leave Worcester at 4 and 5, stopping M Wav station
Milford at i.3O and 5, :"
SaxOnvle at 4.
Brooklihe at As
following order IN VIC
LIST, For BrookIine.
%, For Worcester and Stations west of Framnob.r,
Sd, For Milford Branch and Stations west OF Ne5,ton
4th, For Brighton and Newton o'O"
Boston, July 7, 1851. ir psEt;
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SEGARS OF Exquisite flavor are ALWAYS 4,
be ionnd IN qfSntties to suit, at the Drug Store of
,,o.,. l.. T. LAZELI,
eUlo-ut 20l Main 81
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Ey. Dempster Is giving concert. il wisconsin.
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For Sale Cheao.
w orcester COUNTY
MnNTHTY EArp

MONTHLY FAIR
M Ill be held at VIM. r. NELSON'S HOTEL IN
w Worcester. TUESDAY, July 9Th at 10 o,clocR A.
" ana continue through the day, at which time will be
sold at tublc Auction, large collection Of Horses f'o
cred and open Buggies Chaises Carryas Top CARRIAGES
1o9 wagons Farmers Wagons, Double Harnesses New
ana secondhand Buggy and Chaise harnesses Saddles
&c. ' "s' hosS
HE ABOVE SALE WILL TAKE PLACE THE
SECOND TUESDAY OF EVERY MONTH,
Al which time. persons having property they wish 10
sell at Auction Private Sale or Exchange are reonesd
10 DC present. as the ground will be open to ALL
~ IS very desirable for persons having property they
eay previous to the sale Mr. Wesson plenty of room
or me accommodation OF horses and carriages and yas
that may be sent TO the sale. ffi'
NO postponement on account of the weather.
Worcester, June II, 1851. iT-dSt
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Central Boot and Shoe Store.
NOTICE.

LII persons having bills against the Committee or Ar
engagements for the Celebration on the 4th mns nre
sent them in the of this week TO the s1bScrl r.
'lg NV, Mish mem allowed EDWIN DRAPER
SNi9 . io0i Tvs.
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j. TX. CLARK, HOMEOPATHIC PHYsI
CIAN--No. A Walnut Street. Office hours from q m
A: NJ, and from TO 3P NJ. "
Worcester, Jan. LIST, 1851 Inn, %
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Meal Of all kinds,
CONSTANTLY on hand. BLISS, SUTTON & co,
~ lap-l5dwtc No.s Mechanic ST., and Steam MIN
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Silver Door Plates

Silver Door Plates
Engraved Mt No. BrinIey Hall.
Also, Trunk and Ccin Plates, Seals, Jetoelry, Svey
"P7l Vde, &C. d3m
WILLIAM DICKINSON, Notary Public,
VIII attend TO this and TO other matters OF business N hi
49, Office over the Central Bank.a
Worcester. Oct. s. 1850. DIR
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CAMBRIDGE, July l, 1851.

Gentlemen: have before your letter, inviting me
TO attend mass meeting Of the Free Soil citizens Of
Worcester county, at Worceser the 4th day of the
present MONTH receive with grateful emotions, this
token of your remembrance and you that the in
vitation would be joyfully complied WITH fa laneness,
the effect of rheumatic fever,-dd not warn me to
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-01-17

Tobacco-A lot of q hhd.-33 A and u R-soh On pri
vate terms.
sugar-The demand limited. with sales of about 600
hhds at 42sf0616c for fair to fully fair.
Molasses-There moderate demand at previous
rates. Sales 1900 bbh at 2a924lc y gallon.
Flour-Market dull Sales 1870 bbs. including 100 bbls
flee at 81 Ii 200 Ohio supene a 20 $50 St. Louis at
a IS 100 at "a 50. and 200 at "a s. y bbl
GrainThe demand better, and prices at the close
tHHe higher About 400 sacks Corn sold in the morins
at GG and $500 chiefly white, later in the day. at 62
0e5c bushel Of Oats about 1000 Sacks the Levee
brought 64O6ic " bushe of Bran 500 sacks were sold
at 81 o. and 100 a, 81 10 p lc0ib.
PrOvisOns-There a good demand for Pork with
sales Of about $50 bb. including $50 bb new Mess at
81 co; 100 old and liz unnspected Gil Isl 30
at I'll co. and $50 Rumps 80 o. U bbl atboat load
Of Bulk Pork hog round, sold something
W.. Bacon steady and noticed sales of As casks
Sides at T49 N. small sales of Clear 81, and %
terces canvased Hams SIC y b. Of Lard 80 bbls No
sold at "a 2b terces prime ~, 800 kegs No. (od) at
'7 and some prime kegs at the advanced of Sc
lot Of 2 kegs prime Western Butter sold at 1O1sc
Yb.
Bagging and ROpe-3OO pieces and 100 coils were sod
at IL. and SIC on short time, with interest.
Gunny Bags-Sales q. COO. in bales at the reduced
rate of SIC cash.
HnYAdvancing. A,,out 700 bales Maine sold at al9 co.
and 800 NewYork on private terms.
Candies 200 boxes Star, good brand. sold at 1910 h.
Collective noticed sales of16OO bags Rio in lots at Io
@lc y b. In OF favorable accounts from Rio
holders now ask an advance.
Whisky-Sales leo bbls Recied, in several lots, at a.
LA Raw at q, and $50 at &c y gallon.
Exchange-Market dull and rates lower We now
quote Sterling 1O6a40 i071s; New York sxtyday Bills,
30o31s Up cent. discount: Sight Checks on N Y, 2@24
y cent. discount
Freights-We heard of no new engagement.
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co-E Ccx ss Seo1C Mesksr &c9-Cheny. Henderson
b. Stauffer-D Wilson-Maaey, RoIeny &co-J r wiz
-HaDse Bro-and order. ~
Per ship VIM Cooper, from Boston--G Foster Sxco-C
Meeker &co-J McGregor &co-Green, Harding Gco-C T
Buddecke &co-Tufts, Fermor & Hober-Col r Hunt
en- GO, COCHRAN &coL sturisvant a;o-Lumsddn. Ken
Per ship Unicorn, from NewYork-Moon, Titus &co-W
I MayoLWau De acknowledgement. Cooper aco-order
Per bark Sarah II Snow. from Bosson-D Taylor Gco-G
w Gibbon-B Elder, Bro &co-N II Brighsm-Armstrong
Lawra.on &co-R Nichols Eco Pickett, Perkins &co-
Foster &co- Beatty, Lg9ett Gco-C0nverse & Kenpet-J
GeuldETEdgell. MrfoId HccIM H Paileron..Bonna s
w Dunbas-J Mills. Green, Harding Aco-E Kock-J
hAyst-! LsngleyLM9dge WiLonIG Meekr eco
I Druilhet e. Son. Rsiney-J McGfesor &co-DeF orest
Hco-Frost &co-Hanod e. Moody-Thm Medey-DunbaY
Peet SimmrJ Adams &eo,-Convess &co-y c shsn-
nonaWhttemo,e Il Cuttef-Felt e. Reed-A Dunbar &
&co11Braqd I.andry1Waton. Sanford &co-R Meal
pint Forbes-and order.
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We heard Of no new engagement.
Per " Niagara

Per Niagara" LIVERPOOL, Dec, CO. 1850
d'dias snS Of
week, the daily transactions conducted on very liberia
CARA advice. We're received from America Of ae,
s on & & % the &c
s 1f sd SsSs 5
snmatsd Iade and specuaio PURCHASED Wi
esgerne.s at "a " y advance and the days sales reached
yad and the transactions were esimated Is 600 bales
ness sales Were bales and The market eed %h an
asd q S al 81 ss Sys Iii of American
now pretty evident that the prospect and probable
trade as M as As Of the aaSen as
Ct anS
s Of 's IN s market ny STOCK freely that
tocks Of Cloth and Yarns hands and
home uss foIssn make
The German buyer operating much freely showing
AZ Mss nd p has S
goods and even at the extreme rates demanded
iaeturers. it is difficult to purchase In thing like large
The transactions Cotton for the week ending yesterday
BAIL egyptian, and saras Of these tt:
fa Ss anesd I MOBILES s
S;' 81 4. VI n I S.. II Hi
year Kinds A Against V .s%e
received have not affected the market the sales to-day are
remains Hold
ers are generally firm bqta dull feeling prevails and effect
sss aa il fs to n b
Wssm Gs sa F IT, i. e g q WS Cd sSL Indian So
soahs mseS ~ g III Cd "Ae S cd to S 3D. and
For Lard there has been better demand and the stock
sss and Po
ss Fas AZ: FsR ": e. sos
"efeHia'n' wv ~, ,1T ny. and respectfully.
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GEOLOGICAL, EQUEs STRAIN and THEATRICAL, we'll
Il TIE complete and extensive Circus in the United
mcomparably than the
hundred Persons Horses and Ponies when travelling
comprising tt ea;rica well Equestrian Corpsvi,h
Of Wild Animals and their attendant Lion Tanner for
exhibiton-wl open the AMERICAN THEATRE, fo-
Equestrian displays and Tor the production Of PUTNAM and KIM
bred Equestrian Spectaces,
SATURDAY EVENING, January II.
And Every Evening during the Week,
With much the and noted eion OF male and
female adult and Juvenile principal and Equesuans Gym
Gowns Tight Slack Rope Equiorists Neromancers
Actors erorming Horses Lputan Trek Pone md
The elegant Wardrobe and Equrag have been
presented before New Orleans audience.
The Patriotic Spectacle entitled
THE SPIRIT OF '76.
concluding the thrilling Tabeau of GEN. WASHINGTON
Live War Horse weighing ao0 pounds borne ao
the shoulders Of bis "bave Contena will be the spectacle
fist produced.
Prices Of Circle IS Parquette, so
Family Circle Tier 30 Colofed Boxes 50
Gallery, IS
~ Doors open quarter Curtain will rise at
tF Day Performance SATURDAY, January Is. jail
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CRESCENT OrrIcR,
Exihnv Mnro;n0 Jonrn.I Il

Cotton-There fair demand yesterday although the
Exchange market much depressed and nothing was yet
heard Of the Atlantic The days sales reached shout 40
bales the rates for middng qualities being rather lower We
quote:
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LArirup, aso 81 30" N.-Losslrt- DE- SO W.-nTin


Ship Jos Badger, Skofeld, Liverpool, Bsxter
Ship Saxon. Crosby, Liverpool, Giffney Il Lowell
Ship Sheffield. Lewis. Boston, G w Hynson
Bark Convoy. Hufer, Phladepha d Wickham
Br bark Lady Cor stable, Dawson. Liverpool Maxwell SEQ
sp bark diana, Maristang, Barcelona, J Prats
DufOur, " liamson Eco
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S360.00O.

THOMAS A. ADAMS, President
MosEs GRHxxwooD. Vice President
CHARLES J. MAxsoM. Secretary.
Directors;
Samuel 6ea, r. c. Vlss, C. A. Barrier,
Gisndy Burke, John NJ BeU, o. L, Dube,,ss,r
MOS oree,n'ood' Z. j. Walsh, F. PUG PUG,
j. a. Sartlh, G. s. Hnekins 3. Tarior
VIM p Conpsrss, r. B. Summer VIM B.rr..,
Ddrd Haa-s" H. NJ Wright d. c. Rardlsu,
John d Benz j. W. Zaehars j. RsNord
j. W. Stanton, Cornelius Fsuosss, C. r. WRIGHT
Nathan Jarvis, C. T. Bnddscks, John O. Woodruff
George Jonas, WB Nc Cuchsom +. Y. CarEszs,
r. Simms, ons DeSaulies, iys0
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NO. Camp sreet.-The subscriber, having leased this
well snowP and ceebpte establishments and The
the last four years. will continue the business al No Camp
street where be is PREPARED to furnish ESSES Of
all Sizes equal TO in the United States From long ex
peence and strict attention, he fully sustain the repu
taton OF this long established Gallery
Galery No. % Camp street, will all times be open for
the reception Of yis,9n and stock dealers T. DoBYNs.
E1 DR.. HARRINGTON avails himself of this oppor
t1n to return his thanks his friends and the public the
liberal patronage heretofore received and respectfully socs
continuance Of the same, the above Gallery jal3 LIT
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COnsignees.

Per ship Bay State from New York-Kennei.. Dix &ooJ
Wss4:s
ssfsaap sas$
etf ss; SsHSs!Afs e!ss %ss1saP
ts sy fs;s xsG
fMesy
RRonesaa SsoMBeSen SsoNF &co-E Aaron
@wif SSG hsRazHf S Ike
Fl SP f : s$sf s w, ss
Ma ssS1e abs Waamss SaocR a
SSss $S'fsis@s yfsss;'
f'9nS ls Ms1wS slls Sss
FiF%SF HIssa RGss,j s Sd5
s;.if GssIs
xIsds;E e. s
VI Per ship WoOdwa,d. from NewYork-A Hill o
eo Fomsn s M1q,d
6ss$ SesI.S 6tHiaaThS.
benmsn ss@N SeawGUS Sso
2 kelhamaF Foger &co-Robnsou 4 Olvier-Payne&
iarrison-loemerest, Aling &co-A Cochrane &co-J II
MonisonTJ M Gogd-J Hsrt.Parmele &co.V Herbert i
c. Townsend &eo-W F Vredenbnrsh &co-Clark q
PGEs 'at; r ELK ScoNG Budlecks Nco-A Mcaqp
HealdI :, &co-J Wright &co-E Ferguson1G w
Sleek w POWELL Goodrch-r o Donnel-F Fabre &
simpsonCRobt Coie-G Fos,er-B l. Mann-Narsh
RanletiIL Irant-D Mitchell &co-Sampson & Harris
coCCMSRas Coilmsn,Martin, Owen &ec-J Lands SEQ
Bro-J Bekins--and order.
Per ship William. from Philadelphia II Ashbr dye SEQ
IS Jones, Jr-Thos Medley &co-Curts u Hand--fckett
Perkins &co-G Bankhead-W Jackson &co-P Rockford
| - S9lhvan-Thos Bradley.Nale Cox &co-Hobhs &co-
] B Noman-Raymon & Welder-McRae & Cofman-B
Brewer &co-W w McAlain-Col Hunt-R Richards
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TO RENT.

TO LET-On st. Paul street, No. us between
n, Grod and Julia streets. genIee twostory Frame -
House, with back and front galleries, together with SID
tw9s;o,y kitchen and servants rooms The House is -
tenant Apply at my residence, adjoining
ITO LET-A small House with two rooms and
Il chamber gallery etc., of l22 at. Paul at, -
The premises will be let to good tenant for go ronh Ela
Apply on the premises or to f. w: PERRY, 81
jazz Of % Magazine street.
FOR RENT-Four small two-story Frame
= Dwellings. newly finished, on Bartholomew st., -
between Constance and Annunciaiion cts, suabs M
tor small families Each House has Side Gallery with ~
tour rooms oxS in each room Each House has
will be rented low to good tenants and is within two So s
Of 81 Marys Market. For TERMS apply at New Ieves
street iaIl I've
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS,

Passengers.
Per schr Brazos. from Chagres-74 passengers.