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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-12-05
MISCELLANEOUS.
CLOTHING!
CUSTOM OR READY-MADE,
AT THE EXTENSIVE
CLOTHING WAREHOUSE
&. H. VIZ aSEI.

q. II. WARE.
Nos. & Merchants Row front of Worcester House,
THE subscriber has superior facilities for the produc-
ton of CUSTOM CLOTHING, of all descrip
tons which he is prepared make up ORDER with
Promptnfss, in the most thorough manner, and in
lowest possible prices He will have constantly on
hand large stock OF Piece Goods which will be sold
very low to persons wishing to make IN their own co-
thing. He has also hand at oil times an extensive
stock of Ready-made Clothing and Furnishing Goods
at wholesale or retail consisting oil
Dress, Frock, and Sack Coats,
Adapted to all seasons of the year. made from every
variety and quality of cloth.
PANTALOhNS-One to one Thousand pair
Velvet Satin, silk, Valencia Marseiles and all kinds of
VESTS!
And large assortment of YOUTHS & BOYS, CLIO
THING, Of every desirable style
on ERALS, GREEN SPENCERS, & UMBRELLAS,
single or by the dozen
Satin, Silk, aud great variety of fancy
CRAVATS, STOCKS, AND SCARFS.
Kid Buck, silk, Linen, Isle Thread and Cotton
G. Low ES.
And Cotton, Worsed, Meripo, and Wooden Socks
Caps suspenders, &c all of which will be sold in
Quantities to suit customers, upon the plan of the well
approved maXims o. honesty is the best policy,n
and nimble sixpence better than slow shilling
q Please CAL wi your friends and see if these
things be
U The attention of COUNTRY MERCHANTS is
invited. AP WARE
WANTED, as above, IS or 20 Custom Pant makers.
Apply Immediately. sep27 DIFF
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MISCELLANEOUS.
FOURTH WORCESTER
ANTL-SLAVEaY BAZAAR,
Will be held in Brinley Hall,
orr NEW YEARS WEEK

Commencing Tuesday Eveaing, Dec. 30th and
closing Friday Erenaug, Jun. 81.
In renew ing claim upon every lover of the right
1every friend OF the oppressed for aid and co-ope alton
we feel assured, that word of appeal so rouse
the corscieuce or quicken the sympathy considera
ii n the outrages which, during the past year have
been again pcrpetraed in midstlegitimae fruits
they of the SYSTEMATIC mi sce toward portion of
Gods children, which darkeis aud sgracs country
Bvery individual should remember that he will be held
responsible Tor the sin of Slavery, far his personal
Influence extends, un ess that is eXered against the
niqultous system-Let then, those who have hitherto
satisfied thems Ives with passive depr cation of lis
evils worthy close the old year. and consecrate the
new, ny commencing course of earnest and faithful
Anti Slavery action while those already in the ranks,
who entered upon the campaign, well knowing that it
would be long, and its victor though sure, lightly
won, must hold themselves ready for renewed sesacri
fee, and patient for enduring toll If the voices free
men are raised in behalf OF the Slave, they should
utter an awaiting protest now against the iniquiy which
unphs in the land, and helping hand Should be eX-
tended towards any enterprise, however humble, which
works in the direction of freedom Our in each
previous year, has clearly demonstrated the efficiency of
Fairs, subordinate inslrumentalty for th ai of
funds, in turherance OF the great work OF emancipan,
AMI the attractions we are enabled to offer, in the dis
play OF foreign goods unusually great the se ctous
being unsurpassed for beauty aud variety We hope also
to present better advertisement than has hitherto been
afforded us, Of useful and desirable articles of no e
manuac ure The Refreshment Table will be found
Literally supplied at all hours of the day and evening
usualWe feel that the friends of the cause in
Worcester, and faithful fellow ab0urers throughout
the County, will not forget that Donations OF Tea Cof-
fee, Sugar, Cream, Milk Cake Cold Meat &5c. are al
ways greatly needed, and that Fruit will be peculiarly
2ptable.
Articles for the Bazaar may be sent TO Briney Hall,
on Monday Tuesday preceding, at any later date
during the Fair.
Sarah II. Earle, Emily Sargent, Emma F. Wyman,
Lucy Chase, Hannah Rice, AJeIine r. Rowland
Eliza A. Sowell, Olive Lovel md, Hannah NJ Rogers
Sarah l. Bumau, Sarah r. May, Leicester. Mary E.
Hodg,s $, Barre. Francis II. Drake, LeominSter. P.
w. Bradish, Upton. Catherine Brow, Hubba -dsto7
Maria p Fairbanks, Aitviue. Nancy b. Hall, Buck
stone. Abby Hussey, Lancaster. Louisa Il. Hall,
Upton. Susan B. Eve etl, Eliza Howe, Princeton.
w. T. w.
NOU 10, 1851
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.60AGENTs wanted to travel in the Southern, Mid
w d e or Northern States. Steady employ ment will
be given for number to respectable young
OF practical business habits and possessed of good
Will ind ii greatly to their advantage it will afford
an opportunity 10 large portion of the country
and at the time earn besides all expenses from
500 to 1000 year. rome agents have eai ned double
that amount. Much depends upon ability to act perse
verance and economy il being pleasant business None
need apply except those who have had few ex-
perence in business. For full nformation address (nos
tage prepaid JACOB MONK Phila
vVlz-w4
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Insurance Notice


'EHE Subscriber has the General Agency for this vic-
4 nifty, oil the Hartford Life Insurance Company of
Hartford Ct of the best and most reliable Ii H.
surance Companies in New England.
Also,-The Slate Mu ual Benefit Association for In
surng against Sickness and Accident, on the most ia
vorable terms.
few good Agents wanted, to whom liberal encourage
ment will be given.
Applications for insurance may he made at my office
No. 81 Main Street, to any local travelling agent
oct22 WITT EMORY PERRY
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For Sale or Rent,

A New House on Pleasant stleet near Col Abbott's
IA convenient for three families If applied for
will be lold, with bout 10000 feet of land. Also the
Cutting House in New Worcester with about three
acres of land now occupied by Pulaski Bacon. Also
small Farm OF about 20 acres, with unfinished house
upon it, about o mile west of said CUT ng estate
the Jones Farm.-Terms very liberal. Apply to
p &C. BACON,
mar6-dtf No. Central Exchange.
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Notice is hereby Given.

THAT the Capital Stock OF the STURBRIDGE
l. COTTON MILLS, Manufacturing Corporation
in Sturbridge, in the County of Worcester is One Hun
drtd Thousand Dollars and that the existing debt due
from said Corporation on the first day of Ocober 1851,
according to lis accounts made to that day, amount.
ed to the of Thrty-N Nine Thousand, Twenty One
Dollars and Nineteen Cents.
Witness our hands this first day of November "A. D..
1851 SANrL P. p. FAY
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Worcester Academy.

TTNTE Winter term will commence on WEDNESDAY
Nov &c, and continue eleven weeks. For inlorma-
ton admission, apply 10 .. c. Burnett, the Principal
either in person or by mail. b ~ st' "a h4.gfss M
Worcester, Nov. II, 1851 novl7.d6tw3t
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LII M B il Z

II HE undersigned has constantly hand, and will
furnish to order alldescripIons of Northern, las
tern and Western Lumber, at the lowest market prices
delivered in this city or on the line of connecting Rail
Roads. f
Yard on Plymouth street. Office, No 207 Main st
AAo de- north American House. .Ia
pl2-distf ts HIM. BARBOUR.
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To LET

"a dwelling house and shoe shop, connected,
u situated in the village of East Brookield, few
" rods from the Western Railroad Depot. The
shop, or the lower part Of the building is used
boot mandatory. The location for such business is
not surpassed-being at the Railroad and in the midst
ota boot and shoe manufacturing community, help could
at all times be obtained. Any wishing to
the manufacture OF boots and shoes could not find
more favorable placeRent low and possession given
LIST April Also for sale the boots, and fixtures
cutting, splitting and crimping leather. Enquire of
NATHAN WARREN.
East Brookfeld, Dec. IS, 1850. jail wifi
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Front Street Store Lois

FTVHE valuable lot of land the South side of Front
i ST., North of the Salem street Church. extending
on Front street about lao feet, and bounding East on
Trnmbul ST., and West Salem street, is now offered
for sale in lots suit purchasers It's average depth
over 70 feet. The lots will be sold on such terms
to render them profitable purchase either for those
wishing to build stores for their to let.
mar25-dtf FRANCIS Fl DEWEY. 2l8 Main st
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Hecker's Farina Boilers.

n0UBLE BOILERS a new invention for boiling
~ Hecker's Farna, Rice, Milk, Fruits, and many
other articles OF food, without the possibility of burning
searching, and without the trouble oi stirring ovel
hot fire, manufactured and Tor sale by "a, -,
WHEATON a. HICKCOX. W.
jyl6 eodu Waldo Block
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WATER CTsTEPMs


FINHE subscriber has constantly hand and also
i makes to order, the Round Iron Bound Soft WA.
TER CISrERNS, which ale acknow lodged by all,
who have used them, to be the best Cisern for the
cost, in use.
Price for holding % bbls., $500. Other sizes
in proportion. IRA BRYANT,
sepl0 dlf NO Is Park street.
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GEORGE r. PECKHAM
Great lDaguerrian Gallery.

No. 2O7 Main Street,
Two doors North of the American TIE M
Perance House, Worcester.
ENHlS Establishment, which is the oldest and most
i popular one ever established in Worcester unltes
rare advantages for carrying The Daguerrean art in
all its projections and beauty. Within brief time this
establishment has produced over 10000 Pictures, hch
In point of superiority and accuracy, have, and never
can be, eXcelled.
The proprietor, DR.. VAN ALSTIN, being the oldest
art ST in this city, is prepared to challenge competition
OF SKILL either in the perfection and beauty of Daeuerreo
type productions, in the exceeding cheapness with
which he is enabled TO Offer them TO the public.
N B-Stock of superior quality constantly on hsnd.
oct Is
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Valuable Real Estate for Sale,
Rare Chance.
HOUSE zen FOR SALE.

hUUbE LUI FUR sale.
FENHE subscriber offers for sale Building Lot OH
L Crown ST.. near the residence of Rev Eam Small
ley, measuring Sc by 1856 feet large lot of the best
variety eff FRUGF TREES, are on the io some of them
in a bearing stale. For full particulars inquire of
nov4 dim J. e. PHELPS, 10 Lincoln st.
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IN Renf

70 Rent
A BACK ROOM. ia the called New York Store.
N The room is 20 by 40 feet in size well finished, and
has an entrance exclusively its own; has large sky
light and also well lighted from the side. For terms,
&c, apply to
sepl3 DIFF CHAS w. IRELAND
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REAL ESTAT E

For Sale or to Rent.
"a THE House on Park street, formerly occupied
Gm9a h, EDwARDB RICE. Possession given imme.
A diately.
For further particulars inquire of
ap25-dtf s. BIZ. GODDARD, l4l Main SC
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Ennsa for Sale

House for Sale.
(EA A Two Story Brick HOUSE, No 80 South
ba.I bridge Street. containing 10 rnOms with good
garden, good well of soft water, &c Apply to
HENRY PALMER,
iy25-dn No. So Southbrdge Street.
Valuable Real Estate for Sale.
- A BUILDING LOT, Front street,
@ Of Vine street, 46 feet front by 70 deep adjoining
- Warden Block, with n Dwelling House thereon,
being very desirable location for the erection Of
Block Of Stores, and would be profitable investment
for a capitalist. For further particulars inquire Of
CALEB A. WALL,
aug2I-dd No 2l2 & ZIG Main street.
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IPRICE ONE CENT.
TO BE LET.
TO LET.

A SMALL Tenement, pleasantly situated Pleas
IA ant street Apply to G. L. Makepeace rs Pleasant
street, or d. Brown, No. Central Exchange
nOv2l-dH
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Clothes Cleansing.

Clothes Cleansing.
TINE Subscrib r, grateful FIR the liberal patronage
l. here otuie bestowed upon him, would Call the
tion of his friends and patrons TO his REMOVAL at No 6
Main street, opposite A. Bayes Store, where he will
be happy wait on all who may fayer him with call.
Clothes cleansed fe-dyed in good style any
other place i'll this state Repairing at short no.
tice Good satisfaction given paw required
u Second hand Clothing bought and sold.
oct2-d3m nl ). WILSON, Jr.
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WILLIAM FISK,
novel dlw3t A. DRAKE,
OUABOAG SEMINARY.

VNIE Winter term of this Institution, will commenc.
L on Wednesday, the Sd Of December, and contine
eleven weeks The Principal viii receive few lads
ne his family and exercise parental supe vision over
them. ID. Nj. KlMBALL, NJ Principal
Warren Nov. 10, 1851. noVl9 WV
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Water Power to Let in Worcester

4 HE Power and Buildings known as SUTTON
! MILLS and recently occupied by Messrs. BAKER
d BELLOWS situated in the south-westery part of the
city one and three-fourh miles from the City Hail. is
TO let The Building is sufficiently large to accommo.
date forty Cotton Looms and preparations and durable
power to operate the For farther particulars
apply to lfr .ss
aug6-wtf JONAS BARTLETT
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Custom-Ready-Made Clothing,
And Gents Furnishing Goods
Commissioners Notice.

| ME the subscribers having been duly appointed
w Commissioners b, the Judge of Probate, within
and for the County of Worcester with authority TO re-
ceye and examine all claims IF editors against the es
tate OF muel Kinds, late of Lancaster i'll sad coun-
~, deceased represented nsolvent, hereby give notice
ors TO bring in aud prove their claims and that we will
attend to that service The Lancaster House in Lancas
ter, Friday the Iwenty-sixth day of December next;
and at the public house of Francis TwicheI Jr of Pc
tersham, the second Mondays in February and April
next, from to O'Clock p. NJ, each of sand days
CEPHAS lLLARD.
JOSIAH WHEELER
Aetersham, Oct. "a, 1851. novl5 w9w
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DRY GOODS. &C.

FANCY GOODS I!
FOR THE
FALL AND WINTER TRADE!!
n HE subscribers rendering their thanks to their Gus
TONER'S and the public in general for past patronage,
would respectfully invite them to call and examine
their stock of FANCY GOODS for the FALL AND
| WINTER TRADE.
| Our MR. MYERS has Just returned from New York,
where he has spent upwards of days select
Stock; and most of our Goods have been bought
at Auction lower prices than they can be imported
we shall sell at lower prices than any other concern
| this place
Our stock consists of the hest assortment of
German Zephyr Orstcds,
Upwards of 500 shades.
German Tapestry Worsteds,
The greatest variety.
POLISH YARNS-Woolen Yarn, Silk, Linen and
Cotton Floss. all kinds of
EMBR Y .M.ATERLALS, &c.
| COTTON, LIN IN, AND SILK CANVASS.
Trimmings
FOR DRESSES AND VISITES.
In this department is be found all the varieties and
styles of the test lmportations.
| PRINCESS, BRAIDS, BUTTONS, &c.
EGqaEB BsesHEb atEs Hes!
Collars, Cuffs, Inside Handkerchiefs, Chemisettes,
| Fio;nces, Ruflles, Chdrens' Embroidered Waists
y Underseeves, Lace Capes, Breakfast Caps
Black Lace Wells, and an endless variety of other
Embroideres, ali ofwhich were bought cheaper than
!
| the Greatest Bargains
HOSIERY AND GLOVES!
The best assortment of the above for Children Misses
and LADIES' of all prices and of the best qualities.
AGcGS Es2i65 EGsg6asgS &!
oftte above we have endless variety hand viz:
swiss and Cambria Wrought Edgings and L settings,
Lisle, Linen, Thread Smyrna and Egyptian Edgings,
and Insertings, Black Brussels Laces, etc.
WHITE GOODS
Swiss Muslms, from 6 TO rs cents per yard Jaconet
Cam5rics, Cross Barred Muslins, Dotted Muslns,
/ Irish Linens, etc.
Articles for the Toilet
Brushes, Soaps, Combs, PEI tumeries, French Pow
ders Scissors, etc, of an endless variety
Fancy articles !
Purses, Bags, Port Monnaes, Fans Cord and Tasses,
steel Beads Steel Rings and Tasses Fancy Alabaster
Ware, Willow Baskets and thousands of other Fancy
Articles too numerous to mention.
We would call particular attention O our
LADIES', MISSES Il CHILDRENS'
Polka Coats and pGmCers!
Which aIe of our knitting of German Zephyr Wors
ted and superior 10 anything else of tins kind in the
/ ket.
Our MIR. MYERS will match all patterns for En-
brOidery and Needle work bought in establish
ment; and is from his long experience i'll the business,
enabled to do SO in the most scientific ner.
Myers, Bamberger & Rosenblatt
| NEW ENGLAND FANCY 81 ORE 2 10 Main ST.,
sepI2-dtt Near Worcester House.
]
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Gents Rubber Boots.

'Hts gay opening few cases Of Cent? Rubber Boots
n 10 winch the attention of Pure hasers a invited
norio-uw" SMITH & BROTHER. la Nam 81.
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~ Office.

IETHEREAS my wife ALMRA HASTINGS has, with
w out cause provocaiion, deserted my house and
home; a persons hereby warned against harboring
trusting her my account, debts contracted BY
her will be paid by me after this date
EPHRAIM HASTINGS,
Berlin, Nov 10, 1851 novlg-w3wo
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TERMS FOR ADVERTISING
One Square, One Insertion so cents.
Three 100
Six E. l,50
-. Twelve, :. 2,l3
Eighteen 2,63
One Month, 500
Three Months, 4,50
One Year, 1000
One Square, with privilege of changing,fa
Three Months {; 100
Six Months 1900
Nine Months, 1900
One Year. 1000
IN THE WEEKLY spy.
One Dollar Square for three insertions, and Twenty
Gents Square per week for continuances Upon adver-
isemens inserted both in Daily and Weekly discount
OF - per cent will be made from the price charged for
Inserting in the daily only.
Advertisements on the inside exclusively, to be
charged at the rate OF so ger ceht in advance of the
above rates.
u AH adUertisements from Strangers transient
persons to be paid IN GdUdnce.
square.
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EDITORS AND pRoPRIEToRs.
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VTrn w IIIU
yEH azP 9Te article, ior sale very low by LEW 3
9ol M sra .s wholesale d and retail Druggist No
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or hats, Caps, Gloves, shirts, Blossoms, Handker
~ on'en. stocks' Socks, Umbrellas, for sale low at
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1851-03-10
From, South America.

Files of Valparaiso papers to the Oath January
inclusive have been received.
On the 10Th January a vessel was launched at
Valparaiso, which is intended n sloop-of war for
the Chilian navy.
On the 18th fire broke out in frame building
at Talcahuana, belonging to the American Consul
resident there One or two other buildings were
also destroyed, and the total loss reckoned at
$4,000.
The estimated exports of Chile for the year 1850
estimated rs follows: Mineral productions,
SS,Il5,0Oo; agricultural productions, S3,2oo,00o: :
total, Bill $4,000.
On the oath there was quite fleet of war vessels
in the harbor of Valparaiso, viz British ships Asia,
Diedalus, Daphne and steamer Driver; the Ameri-
can frigatc Raritan; and the Chilian frigatc Chile,
brig Meteora, and brigantinc Janequeo. The
American .sloop- ofwar Vnccnncs sailed for Co.
quimbo on the 10th. The British frigatc Portland
expected about the lst instant, TO relieve the
Asia.
The custom house receipts Mt Valparaiso for tho
year just passed show increase over those OF
1910 of S2l6.s7l.
The Chilian Congress had been in extra session,
and adjourned on the 10Th, Among its acts was
the adoption OF a law regarding the establishment
Of steam communication with the ports south of
Valparaiso.
The coasting trade has been thrown open TO lines
Of foreign steamers. which afford n communication
between the ports Of Chile and other countries
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The Umited Slater and H.vt,.

PROMPT MOVEMENT OF THE U. S. GovERHMEN1
ron REDREss.-By the following extract Of a letter
from mercantile house in Hayti, received in th,
city, il will be seen that the United States Govern
nient 70 acting vigorously In tho matter Of ths
alleged fmpr1sunurut wfttuut of tiss s~pt~is
OF the American brig Leander, Of Boston:
"CAPE HAYTIEN, Feb. 10.
con the 9th instant wrote you of the arrival
here Of the United States sloop- Of war Albany,
Captain Platt. The Albany sailed the 5th. and
on the 7th the steam -frigate Saranac, with Com
modore Parker on board, arrived. The commo
dore spoke the Albany of the Mole and took from
Captain Patt copies Of all the documents relative to
the imprisonment Of Captain Mayo. of the American
brig Leandcr. On the Sth instant Commodore Par.
ker addressed letter TO Prince Bobo, as he stated
in obedience TO Instructions of the United States
Government, which ordered him to repair here,
and that Captain Mayo had been illegally arrested
and imprisoned and the vessel cmbsrgoed to de-
mand ample satisfaction and redress.
"After three days Bobo answered this letter, stat.
ing that all the evidence &C., had been transmitted
to the emperor, to whom he begged to refer him
The commodore has written to the Minister of For
eign Affairs on the subject, sending him copy o
his letter to the prince, and informing him OF the
mission he is charged with. and telling him thai
he will return to Port au Prince in short time
where he would expect to receive a satisfactory an
swer to his demand. The commodore appears fully
determined to obtain ample redress for the affair
He has further given orders for any vessel of the
Home Squadron to come to the Cape any de-
mand that the consular agent may make.
"The Saranac sailed on the 18th for Porto Rico,
and thence goes to st. Thomas for coal.
"Thc steamer Water Witch is on her way to Port
au Prince, to be under the orders of Mr. Walsh,
United States special agent, charged with the pa
cication of the two parts Of the Island The Water
Witch has also orders to call at all the ports Of the
Island. think from all this that our Government
has walked up, and intends TO look out sharper for
American interests in this part of the world.
So far as Boston is concerned, it is highly im-
portant that the intercourse with Hayti should be
ks
second to Cuba, of the West India Isands, in the
value of its trade with this port The Haytiens are
good customers for fish, coarse cottons, brown
soap, pork, and many other articles, and in return
sc. The orporis from Boston alone alone to- TO Hayti i
amount to over million dollars annually, and
might, with proper attention, be quadrupled.
[Boston Traveller.