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Worcester daily spy., 1851-10-17

ARRESTS FOR IREAsoN-SyrGcuse JRed-
Tmeea@y, ma,y, Oct. 10, ls5l.-This morning, Ira II.
CoDb' James Moses, editor of the Standard Ste
Pnen Porter, A. butcher, James Davis. all
whlles' and colored man named Brown. were
arrested ior violation of the Fugitive Slave Inv,
IN AIDING IN the rescue of Jerry, on the LIST of Oc-
looer The Marshal has twenty two warrants
Worcester daily spy., 1851-10-17

TRIAL OF ALMIRA BEsELEy Tbo Ill, f
r,""ia Deseley' young girl accused of murder in
Providence, has been fixed for Monday next
Worcester daily spy., 1851-10-17

u1 mere are more Landholders in the State oe
massachusetts alone, than in all England and Ire.
land together ''0'
Worcester daily spy., 1851-10-17

Mr David Pingree Of Salem, whose failure
',,a was "oieu Iast week, has been reelected, this
week, President fthe Naumkeg Bank. '"''
Worcester daily spy., 1851-10-17

GD- In addition to supplying the Clothing for tbe
se"nien oi the entire navy of the United States,
MessrS' Whiting, Kehoe, s. Galloupe, Of Boston,
have the largest stock of Clothing for citizens
wear to be found. No trader should omit caIlino
upon them, before making his purchases of fall
goods
Worcester daily spy., 1851-10-17

county COMMITTEE viii meet at the
Free Soil Heal Quarters, Piper's Block, 27S Main
Street, Worcester, at 10 O'Clock, a. M, on
SATURDAY, Oct. Is.
A punctuai attendance is requested,
Worcester daily spy., 1851-10-17

PENNsYLvAEIA ELECTIoN--h seems to be
generally conceded that Biger, the Democratic can
ddate for Governor, is elected by from ten to twelve
thousand majority, over Johnson, the Whig cand-
date and present incumbent. 1t has been General
johnson misfortune in this campaign TO have stood
as it were, between two fires, one from the Democ-
racy, and the other from his own party. The man.
~ course taken by him upon the Fugitive Slave
Law, and especially in relation to the Christiana
Riot,brought upon him the displeasure the leading
bunker members of his party, and he lost their sup.
port in Philadelphia, and all the large cities, while
country towns, where his position was less known,
he lost the support of the masses because of his ap-
parent identity with the views and purposes of The
present corrupt National administration. By MANY.
vote for him was deemed equivalent TO an en-
dorsement Of the avowed principles ofthe National
Party, and the people could not Gebase themselves
so low as that. The Wings of Mass. may have
foretase in this, ofthe fate which awaits their Ja-
nus forced candidate in the Ides of November
WORCESTER WATER vU111s---~-.---- -
MENT.-We doubt if any similar establishment
in the country, has, in so brief space of time,
secured for itself more enviable reputation, or
greatlr amount public confidence, than the one
in thf city. 1t is delightfully."- situated upon an
eminsnce, in one of the pleasantest and most re-
tiredPortions of the city, where the patients can
havethe benefit of the purest air, the best water,
and god facilities for out of door exercise Dir.
5, Rgers, the principal, is thoroughly educated
physician, and the success of his practice has
beens such as to establish his professional reputa-
tlon UPON the most enduring basis. We have,
ourselves, been Witnesses of his skill, in some of
the mlst difficult cases. both of chronic and acute
disea4s, and do most cheerfully bear testimony
to his Judgment, experience, and skill
Worcester daily spy., 1851-10-17

III. A. StratfOrd would say 10 all those
wlshe good D3gnereotypes Of themselves or friends
tnat they can obtain them by calling on him M the
nfeat Daguerrea1 Palace, Nos. l6 and n Uarfinston
biofk corner Of Main and Front sts where ali viii he
guaranteed. 0 s1J eai.r .oi
Worcester daily spy., 1851-10-17

=, Df' -, w. u ON, PULMoYIsT, Corner of
Iah % ana Hyrtle streets, opposite Col on's Nusery-
Mnefe ms services can be promptly obtained at anv
nour ny day or night, when prevented hy preyons
Professional Duties - P'''ious
Auscuauon aild Advice Free dtt dos
Worcester daily spy., 1851-10-17

- - IA. lar *, IIoMGpATHfc PHYsrclAN-No
from ! TO 3 NJ. " ~ a. n.y. ana
Worcester, Jan. LIST, lesi tonl :,
Worcester daily spy., 1851-10-17

fonnd p "ran,, ~ exquisite flavor are always to be
10 ar 81. r.. LAZELL,
NS"H poi Main 81
Worcester daily spy., 1851-10-17

60. "a tieman and Lady can be ac-
pie street. '' " W. : ina
octll-f
Worcester daily spy., 1851-10-17

ChtlsOn's Furnace Pon3,s paog
lators. ' u Hiiei sohs Nehu-
JF LoRlNG, Agent for the above 70 Main street.
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nrm fancy styles are In request ct good rates. blacks
alone dull Tvecds more active both cotton and
WOOL ct steady rates Jeans slow Of sale and hesvy
Sleeps grays are active and firm. Lnseys srs dull
Fsnnels are In good demand Blankets are dull aud
heavy 6hawls dull from frat hands but active in
the distributing trade British fabrics In very ni
ted demand Deaines sell the freely but thu stock
Is light Linens are moderately active Woolsn goods
held with much frmness, with Q light demand.
French and Continental got ds active than thsy
were The silk obbers buying few parcels for sps
eal assortment Dsainss aud al printed ,od Of hns
qualities, yet firm. Ribbons very heavy. vel
rather better Cloths under SO SO In active
request Silks firm of the better qualities. The
prices yie Aed from auction sales rregus but
mostly at depressed Rates thu demand Is longer
equal ustan the prices at forced Imporatons
yet light the spring goods viii begin to arrive freely
about the end Of next month
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Dry Goods Trade In New York.

The dry goods trade Is rapidly contracting The suc-
tons few, and Of scsnty catalogues. The silk Job
hers closing their fall business while the wool
obbers not yet actv, though anticipating short
~ active demand from the cothiers Staples dull
but fair demand yet remained for seasonabe goods
prints, delsines and shawls the latter from second
hands Unbesched sheetings and shirtngs very In
active and the stock continues light Besched goods
are rather more active but the stock large and the
msrket svors the buyer Drills are dull yet steady
Osnsburgs are quiet, with an accommodating stock. De-
Minis are dull and heavy. Stripes without inquiry
Ticks are freely Offering, but without effect. Canton
nannes are active selling quickly on receipt Printing
cloths are hrmer with more inqury yet the sales are
net large Prints are still In request, at firm rates. the
new goods coming forward meet ready buyers Cling
hams are inactive, the season being Deaines
in isir demand at full rates; the continued supplies
meet ready sale. Cloths dull with ample stock
Css'insFss sss W very UNITED wPPI, pas PncN EHa
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COURT OF Oyer and Term,..r.
CHARGE OF PERJURY.

CHAh0B OF PERJURY.
Nov. rs The People vs VIM c. St,ute.ant-At the
sitting OF the Court previous the murder trial VIM
C. sturtevsnt brought up The prisoner was som
mitted by the Police Justice for perjury and swearing
in his vote and for illegal voting, and yesterday
on the ground Of informally in the commitment TIE
Court refused to dscha rye that grouud and directed
the depostions be brought up They So ami on
this morning Judge Edmonds said he had looked into
the depositions that they proved beyond doubt both
offences charged, and besides, the prisoner on his
animation had confessed his guilt and therefore must
be rcsommitted.
Mr Phillips for the prisoner then moved tina, the
Court would adm;. him to bail, thu magistrate having
refused to do
The Court said that the prisoners guilt very
manifest and that he had allowed himself to be bribed to
give q lille raj vote and in doing had committed per-
jury IL in which 1t proper to refuse to ad
init the prisoner to bail He was therefore recommitted
in full
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AGENCY.
IovEmsnR %, Is

VNORTHINGTON @. sNETHEN CONTINUES TO
practise law in the supreme Court attend to cases
before Cengreto prosecute claims and settle accounts
against the Departments and Boards Of
patents At home and aBroado obtain pensions and
bounty andto collect debts dividends egaoies and inhe
rtances part of the United States and in foreign
untriesto Of funds In loans stocks
bond mortggs-and 20 negotiate the purchase
and sale Of loans lands and patent rights state of the
Union. Particular attention paid California land title
coming to the United States Supreme Court
peal paid, addressed TO W. a. 6ne
then No Carroll Place, Capitol HILL WILMINGTON D. O..
will with prompt attention.
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TRAVELLERS' GUIDE.

rAnDEH AND AMB0Y RAILROAD LINE FR0A FAw
" York TO elphia-LeAye Pier No North kives.
W steambost JOHN POTTER. Morning Line - O'clock !
Aftorn Line IS o'clock Fare BY oishsr line, So for
gsrd deck. 81. kmisrant idnc. =. oo,eek 2 - tara
NEw YORK AND PHMADELPHrA-NEw YoEx
IN and Philadelphia dirccs-Unitei states Nail Line
hrogEh IN ~ hours sis New Jersey asifoad Fare 70.
New YORK AZ A. from fooS OF CorGndt street. and a
IA. Il. aud r. NJ from foot Of Liberty street, Leave PAT
lsdelphs ~ and A. n, and r. NJ from the foot Of Wal
aut ssrets.
ron BALTIMORE, WAszTssTop, CHAnLpsros.-
through tokee soid In above lines through
ir With through baggage cheeks accompanies tse Train
leaving IS H. Passengers and baggage In this train viii
Is ssrortsi directly through from Depot W ssooA The
sas.a ~thcrt sxtxe aharxs
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IMPORTANT AND SPECIAL NOTICK.-ro THE CITI-
Iens 81 New York, philadelphia and Baltmors.-kove-
meats Professor deren the Great Wizard OF thc North.
Professor A. will eontnue hi, Grand Drs wing room Nm
ter.apmene ct SCrses hyetreuses at the Musical Fund
Rail Philadephia, TO the 2Sth instant evening"
giving grand Day day. aa1
Friday lie then proceeds to Baltimore, where he
meness ssrss o. bis exraortn.ry psrormAases on Nom
day. December at the Assembly Rooms Of Ia
and Lombard sEeets where he will remain 70 The
10Th and then returns to New York asd for the
Christmas holidays the Astor Place Opera House. With
entire change Of wonders and myteres ProtessOr A..
during his New York. in addition 10 his Soirees
will give two grand day perform each week
wednesday and sAturiay-ior the accommodates Of
families schools country residents Sc. For further
tieulArs. see future Announcements.
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There will be required between this date and the close
OF navigation to equal the receipts Of last year, $500
barrels of -four go 81 bushels of wheat bushels
rye o76 bushels barley 1867 barrels pork 1908 bar
re beef The receipts of this year exceed the en-
tire receipts Of last year. c59 bushels and the me-
morable Of 1917, l46S27o bushels. There is
large dminuticn in the receipts Of butter and cheese
but this is accounted for the fact that during the
summer and early fall months the railroads monopoze
the traffic all perishable property Insrd and bacon
there has been slight increase and slight falling of
In the receipts of wool
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Domestic Markets.

Nsw BEDFORD On MARKET, for the week ending Novem-
Der "a Sperm The market has been active since
last and sales of upwards 400 barrels bsea made
ut fully previous rates The sales include 5l0 barrels
at l25 cents 20 barrels at l26 cents $50 barrels extra
at l26 cents and In Boston, parcels per To- from Fayal
of 800 barrels at 14 cents $50 barrels l2lX cents
and $50 barrels at lbs cents per gallon manufactured
hear Of sales Of 1000 gallons unbeached I'd winter at
l24 cents Whale There Is inquiry, but transac-
tons are checked by the firm of holders We have
only report sale of so barrels at 81 cents per gallon
Whalebone-We hear of transactions in this market
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-11-27
MEDICAL.

~ w.pn nTINe nrvoTEp Tt, THE SCIENTIFIC
~ treatment Of all delicate disorders warrants te speea
cure the unfortunate You will be cured ~ MN p,s
tyty in hall the usual time and BY mild method with.
any pain Those who have eonraeed diseases ne would
urre 10 make early application Patients see none bus the
Doctor Once Canal street. corner Of Broadway Notee
required until cured.
nR CoNyERs' INvIcoRATlNG CoRDIAL-TRk
ouly remedy for those sad affections Of body and ind,
nopscspg society business or ms.timony recalling
from abuse 81 sbote; three bottles for -, with i'm
advice the Married and single. Sold ~ Third
avenue f Broadway III Bovery, and So Franklin street,
DR. medical work private diseases SD self abuse
Lie consequences 70 youth and posseriy cor sse-sls
oopy postpaid. Sent 10 the country ~ B-Every young
mar should possess this book
% 6IlO REwARD.-JEFrRIEs ANT1DoTk, A sPl
wOOV cfe mixture for the curs Of private disorders
IL makes speedy without the least restriction Of disA
drink change In application 70 business Ths
proprietor chaenessa single esse which the mixture will
not cure under the forfeiture Of eve hundred dollars
put up bottles with full directions ss g. One bo,,
issts week-msny cured in i've days Tor sale By g.
H. Ring le7 Broadway sud los B.ysrd street. Hs~ York
W. o Ms.,. Hi u-s7''s 'sssN p''s's WpsN W.
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MlEDICAL..

NUMEROUS CURES DAILY, BY DOCTOR WARD, OF
si Ss, Sc s sSc GssHS s's
Who will siye fees after that by calling on him you Will
sssS sp Ss S S to rsSsssr IS Sss
street where only known the secret Of curing sxpedou
ly and cheap.
DHGEIx PASTE AND PHOENIX KIxTURE.-rHEsn
They are reco%%snd.d y the ss; Shy.sn
Drug Store No 80 North william street, corner cA.siss.
DARIs AND LONDON TREATMENT OF PRIVATE
Diseases In FEY heur, by Vegetable .pples,,es.
.sd oon.,scnh .sse.oas he oOnbinss Iacaleaes vi.h
wac o.hnos 10 cured v,Sous ~ As he has Gases daily =
Yers duration from the o.hsr physissn. In 81 b s.ss
without esuso which oseTs eaussd BY Asr no, sal
sss ne Sr1srSs q Shs ss Ss~ s assi
can equal 10 Ysu cured ne 10 fsS heSrs-P; Breaa-
sss sS s Ions .r of. sss over aI IS asiiss
s Ss TSs e t ssT' cured ne IL so I' So. las
treatment in shor. tine.-JS. Ey.n.. Yes cured Ne
:ssfs .iss AZ. isd ss:a Sais; ,S,s; 5hy.fss.
ss f;s'S'1' fsSs 1., ss
L,Osin ,he sySnips sunday. n,. l. y. LAksonf. =
s,evarts-pssin the s,ore.
IN vest the aad freshmen, Of delicate disess
and Al, ths iindrsa BY ss,
Bsss~os issssrsr On surgery and sss..s. q q
s ssSIS rss siss' f,, 5S ss s:.1s
Surgical !surus, - -.y ts said, fsaresy. 20 b eqval
and t.r ssr a :sy 'ars e a. nas ever sihshss =
Gss,f ~ 81 e. D ss
,,lls sesSs a. Be- sis,A :S.o, tSs5sen g,,ss Esiss
N RSs.ss.r and ss i ,ss sasSSr si SrssS-sS
I'HE MARRIED woyAN's PRIvArN MEDICAL cos
krsni0a-By DR.. NJ s,ure.su. Professor Of pseAs,s
YsAr. % sussrns Ihy1o. and m,n.. .nsu,.h :. r..s
shsstsnass VIE ,aa pss9s,y .sS es.ssso. o. Hs
work ~ is INTENDED sSpe,isy i9f sas msrrss " sn.ss
vslsS shouIS nova y ,ss I.,,iss;,,ri;
Is ,sV,' vhS:s hs,s sSs. SS, '''m' "a
Hs .l; syssy vie: ~; e:
yssrs whom nature sca eEl a. mpor,an. shssxs
smssiss sad noss sefssn cds o. pAiss
s,,,,s, ~ ls,,sr gentleman IN Day,on ohisp
OAvToE, NAY |, tS<AA
Nv DSsn sin Ny wife hsssssn rcrcsp,niy linking sss
ns n5e. y :, nSs m .r Rss .s
tnenen. suscessiyeens more snd more debtAkss
S r:s w.. On Sr ", i.ss ossaos ~ 'frsS
pss.d All. n,. things psvItssls and resigned nI
Months. ii heard Jour soOs sssy spossa sSss.sos
20 yss ,Ss rssf sasSsS l1s a.ss..s.
mind .ns s ieJ is PAGES iIp.r,ss % my wife en- ics
vensty. oPensd prospee, me. which little
vs. tS.sss But for shi. ere smother year would s..s
yord have been in hes srave. and children len ne
hs t,evrss inprsovcsble y, ocav.y fuliy NE g
e, treated a. they s; 81 s,,prs
Tor ~ Rrosdv.y ana AZ he raiishss oesl s
Liberty street New york Lttie Co., AlbsaJ Jcesps
Tueter, Mobile, Alsbama; r. y. Petersos, Chss.ss
street, Phiadelphis. .....--
re. On I. " s. .s::,g i e e,
ina az, .s',J s:s = rs GS s.ss,
MEDICAL cARD.-DR GLOVER CONTINUES ~
cure .n..; re ain 81 g, iss.s
reneed and from Ignorant medical prescsA
ss pr.nsers are srrred this city sSounds with
cal pvrsi presenders under deNcious names, WITH
frsreh Who make .s,rsvsssn, rronlss-ss
suiot cures Strangers beware Of hess se dcese
Dr. q has received q regular medical etucseen and 80
hmse 70 ose pr.s.ic Tor shs Last twenty
yssrs AZ bis prsstas eaas, Ne Ana ssssA asn bsesA.
YN
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The market for bullion u good and quotations well
maintained with tendency TO improve, II the export
should continue Silver is less abundant late arrivals
both from the states and by the West India steamer
being principally in gold which has reduced the sutic
Iated supply. onoy easy but without change in rates
Foreign gold in bsrs (tandarj) G3 LIS Cd per ounce
do silver In bars, (tandard ts d. gold coin Pcrtu-
pal pcs, 40 LIS Id, do. doubl0ons Patriot 80 lSs;
10 doubloons spnnish 80 Ss do. Nspcleous CO 15s
Cd; do 10 guder pieces, f3 les silver coin, Mexico
ard south American dollars Is lOad; do Spanish pill
lar dollars IS "a in anticipation Of the account day
(o-dsy) little has been done in foreign funds during the
week Ga Wednesday ami Thursday arrangements were
made for the account day to the exclusion of almost all
buness The past has been much favorable
tor railway property During the earlier part Of the account
business very inactive but within the last few days
much disposition 10 operate has been evnced and
better prices have been obtained. Yesterday
tnuaon day and the rates for carrying stock to
the next account very much lower than of late
shares were much rmer and left OF at higher prices
To day the market opened good but receded little
ward noon closing beneath its best "weakshr During
the part Of last and beginning Of the present week.
considerable amount Of business transacted in the
California Gold Mining Shares, at high premiums. A re-
action has however taken place and these shares are
now lower. The excitement has altogether subsidized,
eud the dizziness Of the railway market to day hes
I'd the former and caused lower prices The following
the closing prices today-Acqua Frla ~ X pre-.
MUM; Ave Maria, "a s prem; Noveau Monde, s. q.
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EXPRESS AGENCIES, &c.

~ h = 81 ~ 81 -
DAMS n CO.'S CALIFORNIA FRIGHT, PACKAGE,
and Parcel Ex press BY u Mail Steamer III Dorado
Friday, November Is As the L. Mail steamer I'll Do
RADIO will positively sail Tor Chagres direct Friday the
18th instant O'clock T. r.. shall despatch special
by her in charge freight and special
through messenger destination. All goods 70 forward
by this must be delivered to with invoices
before Thursday th inst Small parcels and dispatches
will be received ususl till 2P NJ the day OF sailing
Evcry package be waterproof and should not excaad
l25 pounds weight ADAMS a. CO., 10 aud Is Wall st
RERFoRD n cos CALIFORNIA EXPRESS, by
ID steamer Ell DORADO. Saturday 9Th inst. Special
through to San Francisco freight twenty
cent lees than BY other Express through less tan
thirty days. No charge for Custom House CoEsua fee
Freight received till lilo Saturday at No. vesey
street. Astor House and No Broad street.
GaEGoRYs GREAT CALIFORNIA PACKAGE AND
~ Parcel PxpressWe will despatsh ner, package,
parcel rnd letter express Georgia and Nj Dorado.
on Monday and "wednesday. 18th and Goth Nov, r. N.
Heavy freight should be left at office prior TO the DAYS OF
sailing Blanks furnished giving directions for complying
with U. \. Customs regulations No charge for Custom
House business Parcels received until o'clock days OF
calling. and letters until az o'clock y. N.
THOMPSON HITCHCOCK.
Managers and Agent lag Pearl street, co.,. DIVA
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lDc.... 2S3147 In. 5432i In. 2,54S, 200 In 3oaao2
By reducing the wheat to -four, the quantity Of the
latter left at tide water this year compared with the
period Of last year shows an increase Of
3z2,6s5 barrels of flour.
The following table SHOWS the quantity OF some of the
pencpa articles of produce left at tide water from the
CONNIE Of navigation to the 22d Of November,
isciusve during the years ls4 200 days. 1885, ZIG days.
ISL 90 daYn -
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WHOLESALE PRICES CURRENT.

OoRRrcrsD "WEDNESDAY, Nov 90 THE New YoRx
HERALD.
NEW YORK MARKET.
Duties Ssysoe IN cash. Goods sforeS fs % ss1d 81
Sub!se s~es" ct the end of enc The to" ." su
sasest0ks 224epeunds.
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SHIPPING.
THE NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL uNITzDs rArKs
i Mall Steamers. The ships composing aha line are
ATLANTIC, Captain wesA


Tosx X. *. Hs ".
' ATLANTIC, Captain wssI
ARCTIC, Captain Luce.
R 1kT.f S'S Sa1s. G1G Gss9sos.
,n%:n shs sssa sa s S Ss @
s0n s'o in Ss e, .Sn 8, and
eSsasd FOR ,os.nss .ns eo%isr. ,,..-.., ,,,o
sys 70. o. sstra size STATE r0ons SIS from L'srpoo 70
An sSpcrisneed Surgeon attached 70 each ship.
No berth can be ssssrsi Sa,il PAID sor;
pnon voRz. IRON LIvsnrooi-
sssurssy, SSs s1. & MsSSs.Sss. Nov. "a.
ss: .,sIa.}S Dee T. sw: :sSs.ss5y D'' T.
Wednesday. Jan.
rfr fssb S.' cstl tiglT co. Sc w,n..
DRApHS is sg 81. sss sS Dame Si% a.. Ss.ars
fa.evnsr, Of .So.s ships win no, eOuns,Sr, COLA
sHsS .aS 5: value E:t'o
PASkhTs yoR nAykE.sEcosp t,sE ,s,s az I2L,
x' r1' Ts.s. f F,s%
.,; A: /; 4 :$;;s$;; .
S Nj t SSifia Siii.' Es ssls
7Ul tors burthen, July Aug
ship - R Y, liza fSIL tn.v', hS.ii syT
10 tons burthen. hug.l nept 10
. saa .rs .ll' E ss:: s DSs provide, WITH
ali requisite srtcs r nc omfor. and convenience Of rss-
snger snd commanded By Of experience In tho trade
The price of sic yithogs wines O. quots Goods
the subscribers will be forwarded tree frcn
oharsee but those actually incurred.
BOYD nlsCKEN. Agents. l5l Pearl street.
II T. MALL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.-FoR NEW
~ Orleans, via Havana. Chsnge Of ssilinf day fhe
srlef did steamship Empire City 2lw tors, J. Tanner. Com
ssne,5 will eel from the pier q warren sweet n
Rstes Passage to Bsvsns and New OrieAns-New Ar
rabgement-Iadies Saloon Berths, go After Saloon
Bertka 500 Forward saoon Berths $50 Stsersge Bsrths
STece only taken freight % Havana. NO bills Of
Iading will be signed AFTER the has sailed. ~
ehirreft requested 10 supply themselves with -
rtnys bills Of 1ading, which may be had application 80
tie coe No other form will be signed For freight
sage apply 70 NO. ROBERTS, III Wet street.
corner Of Warren street.
OPPosITIoN TO NosoPoLY-TNDEPENDEyr LINE
" Tor California via Chsgres and Juan, reduced
Rate q Fsre-Th new and splendid steamship BROTHER
JONATHAN, 900 tons register the fastest steamer In we
world .i sail fsr chsg.s direct on Friday Nsyspses
yorte steamer Monumental City, 20 leave Psnsus on the
18th Of December. For passage apply te ..-..
T. MILLS. Agent. 81 Cortisndsstrsea.