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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-03-02
MISCELLANEOUS.
FAIRBANKS
Celebrated Vegetable Healing Compound!

For the cure Ofthe following Diseases, viz.
INFLAMMATION ofthe Lungs, Sore Throa, Head
L ache, Tooth-ache, Ear-Ache Piles, Rheumatism,
Cholic, Cramp, Fever, and other Sores Burns Scads
Cuts Bruises, and Strains, Stngs of Insects Children
troubled with Worms &c, it has no equal.
This new and wonderful discovery is of the great
est blessings OF the age few months trial. has for
IL nOtOriety exec ding the sanguine expectations
OF its friends; and nothing lis virtues and The bene
fit conferred on many who have suffered for years could
make il enjoy tile reputation which il has For fur
ther information relative this Vegetable Compound
CT cuar to be had of agents. VIII re testimony of the
highest order will be found
sold in Worcester, by Lewis T. Lazel pol Main ST. /;
Pro ective UnlOE Store, No. IL Main street; and A.
Baylies corner of Main and school streets
For sale wholesale aud retail, by the subscriber, in
West Boyston. HORACE FAIRBANKS.
WEST BoYLsToN, Feb. z 1882
Whatever may be the prejudces OF Patent Medicines
We the undersigned, have and felt the magic eff
tcts Ct Fairbanks Vegetable Compound, in soothing
the severest pain in great many cases. and know it
be good article for many OF the and purposes
which IL is devoted; ind where it may not
prove allibe it possesses the virtue OF doing injury
We the undersigned teel that this is good Medicine
for eoery family to have occasion may require
EZEKIEL PIERCE, NATHAN L. DAGGETT,
JOHN HUNT, SAMUEL LAWRENCE,
JOHN MAY, l. NJ. HOSMER
WINDSOR MORSE, AMOS CHILD,
NORMAN II. G OODALE, B. F. KEYES.
S. II. SMITH,
West Boylston. Feb, Z 1852. febl2 daw1y
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FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN
a Lot of chandeliers for Burning Oh

ONE large one, with twelve burners, and two small
Jones with four b rners each. FourFountain Cham
daliers with four burners each Three 40 WIN tnree
bnrers each and one large Entry Lamp, glass Ian
term lot Of Side Lamps and Fix ures, together with
chi nneys and shades for the above. ready for use
Atso-Two Chandeliers, with sA lights each, ioripum-
inc Fluid nearly new andfour Bracket burners togeh-
er win shades complete.
The above viii be sold cheap Tor the reason that the
CITY nave introduced INTO the city building: ror
snrtner parrlcuiars INQUIRE oil DAVID GLEASON City
Messenger. at the c " Hall. sepI-Owo
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Facts for the Peopl,

Facts for the People.
ATARsH'S PATENT OIL has gained reputation
LIGHT. IN The United states The Increasing demand
and Large Sales this OIL the best proof of its good
In using this article, you get much light for
OR SMELL, it can be used iu common lamp, with
the alteration of the top, which costs only 2 cents per
lamp The Subscriber is the only Agent for orceseri
Of whom YOU can get il WHOLESALE OR RETAIL, with
Lamp, Cans Tubes WckIng, &c, NO. 2O7 Mai street,
and doors NJ th of American House, SO long known
as the New York Store. A. ii. NE W TON.
Ian24 -daWtf
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Fam for Sale.

FV'IIE Subscriber will sell. ar exchange for Real Es
tate, IN the city of Worcester, Farm "i so acres,
in the westerly part Shrewsburv about 81 miles from
the Court House, on the old road to Shrewsbury II is
the Farm owned few years since by Levi Howe. and
occupied by Peter Rich Jr II is desirable place
for wishing raise vegetables fnr the Worcester
market, the soil being well adapted that purpose
For iuher particulars. enquire of Peter Rich, Jr, on
the premises. or OF EDWARD EARLE
Worcester. Month. 1859 jan29 dawtf
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House for Sale

Ia ON Laurel street. 1t is beautifully situated,
In,I commanding a view of the city. Said house is
-~ nearly new, and thoroughly finished. II contains
two good tenements. Or it would be exchanged for
smaller estate. For further particulars, inquire Of the
subscriber the premises, at his Grocery store,
of school and Union streets. Ii. HOLDEN.
febIO d9m
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House for Sale,

A GOOD COTTAGE HOUSE, pleasantly situated
N Charlton street, containing Paror, Sitting -roum,
Bed room, Back ROOM and hree Chambers; large,
dry cllar and excellent well Of never failing water.
Terms easy
Also, lot of Land, Pleasant street, for sale very
low. For further particulars apply at "a FRONT ST.,
room No. 6, up stairs feb6 dLf
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For Sale or Rent,

A New House on Pleasant street, near Col Abbott's
N convenient for three families. II applied for
will be sod with bout 900 feet of land. Alsn The
Cutting House in New Worcester, with about three
acres Of land now occupied by Pulaski Bacon. Also
small Farm OF about 90 acres with unfinished house
upon it, about OF mile of said CUT ng estate,
near the Jones Farm Terms very literal. Apply 10
p. BACON,
mar6-dtf No. l Central EXCHANGE.
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REAL ESTATE
Land for Sale

THE Subscriber offers for sale about nine Of
I choice LAND, for Gardening, situated about four
miles from the Court House, the West Boy lston road
On the same is lot of fine Fruit Trees, and
failing spring OF water DAVIS THAYER.
Worcester, Feb | l. 1852 d3m+
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Groceries. Groceries.

TINE Subscriber is daily receiving the best OF Grocer
les. NJ his Store corner of Pleasant and West SITS,
hich he win sell a. the lowest cash prices. Persons
residing in that sc ton of the city, will do we'll to call
before purchasing elsewhere Goods delivered Tree Oh
.harWe. tanydH A. INA En-
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House for Sale.

%A THE SUBSCRIBER offers for sale the BRICK
GS,M HOUSE. corner of Pleasant and Fruit streets,
- where he now resides. 1t is nearly new, con.
tains ten and is well arranged for two families.
Twelve Hundred Dollars Of the purchase money re-
main on mortgage for term Of years, if desired
.n2l-dtAI GEORGE L. MAKEPEAfE
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Mr. lAinsworth

TTAs been in my emplOy nent portion of the time
for the last two eals in the Gas Fitting business,
and has fitted some of the best Houses Worcester
for the of Gas, to the entire satisfaction OF all con-
cerned have no doubt he will give abundant satisac
ton TO all who may employ him.
eahe - dif WARREN LAZELL.
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Front Street Store Lots

THE valuable lot of land the South side Of Front
/ ST., North Of the Salem street Church extending
Trout street about lao feet and bounding East on
Trnmbull sf., and West on Salem street, is offered
for sale in lots suit purchasers Its average depth
over 20 feet The lots will be sold on such ten ms
render Them profitable purchase either for ihose
wishing to build stores for their or TO let
mar25-dtf FRANCIS H DEWEY. 2l6 NUN st
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Worcester Light House.

IF you want the BEST LIGHT. FOR THE LEAST
1 MONEY, to Read, Sit, or Work by, get
MARSH'S PATENT OIL. A. III. NEWTON is the
only Agent for Worcester, doors North of Amer-
can House, No 2g7 Main street, Worcester.
jan24-dawtf
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~. N.

so CHESTS OF fine, and extra fine fresh Or
I'D long Tea, in original packages; ais, IS chests
sSH Greens, JUS received. and for sale by the pack
LA4Alze age, or al retail We have purchased these
Teas for Cash, and will sell at small advance on cost
oflmnortation -. GRIFFIN SEQ.
febl0 diff
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Planning Machines

Two of Browns Planning Machines, planning boards
4 or plank. The best now in use, can be bought
favorable terms of EDWARD EARLE.
These Machines are to be used under the Woodwork
Patent; OF The kind is in operation at William
T. Merrfeld's, and can be any time, by calling
at ms establishment. j1n29-dawtt
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Fenno & Son

RE selling their large stock of WATCHES. Clocks
IN Jewelry, spectaclts, Plated Ware Cutlery Z onbs
and Fancy Goods very low pris es and will be very
happy to show their Goods TO all who may give them
call They ask no one 10 buy the prices sch the Goods.
iebl6 diff Ice Main street,
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GENERAL DEBILITY,


The tone and energy lmpart TO the stomach by this
medicine, fortfes the system against infectious disease
and exposure changes of cmate is in fact, in
dispensable Travelling COntpGhs0H
The history of this remarkab medicine. and its
tOnishing success obstinate ofDYsPEPsIA, AsTH
MA, aud GENERAL DEBtl ITY OF THE SYSTEM, places it
among the most wonderful discoveries i'll medical sci
ence, and has given it reputation far beyond any
edy known for these complaints, i'll all their various
forms.
| The Oxygenated Bitters contain nothing which can
intoxicate; and The medicine has similarity whatev
the alcoholic mixtures, disg used Bit
ters,n beng purely medicinal compound in which are
combined the most valuable remedial agents, nd Pc
culiar oxyeena ed property, hitler unknown but high
ly eficaclous in all complaints arising from weakness
and arrangement, pros ration OF the stomach, and
system generally. 1t is mud and agreeable tonic,
moving all dsagreeabe symptoms and assisting nature
in her eurts TO restore the impaired powers of the
Numerous letters posst sion of che Propie tors
from those who have been cured greatly benefited
by this med cine be on application, and pam
phlels sent by mail TO any part OF the U. :.
Among the numerous aud highly respectable certif-
Gates, We Ieier to the following;
Prof A. A. HAYES, NJ, D., State Assayer.
G EDWARD +. PHELPS, Dartmouth College.
FITZHENRY HOMER, Esq, Boston
JAMES q. DUNN, Esq, CRY Treasurer, Boston.
Hon. MYRON LAWRENCE, FIX President Mass
Senate
Hon. L. II. ARNOLD, formerly Governor of Rhode
Island, now Member of Congress.
Hon. VIM WOODBRIDGE, formerly Governor of
Michigan, now u 3 Senator.
Hon J. T. MOREHEAD, formerly Governor ofKen-
T,
Hon. J. +. SIMMONS, U. S. Senator from Rhode
Island
Hon SAMUEL S. PHELPS, U, g. Senator from Yer
mont
Hon. VIM. UPHAM, U. s. Senator from Vermont.
SOLOMON FOOTE, Member Of Congress from
Vermont
Hon. II. d. FOSTER, Member of Congress from Penn.
NJ. L. MARTIN, Delegate in Congress from
Wisconsin Territory.
Gen. A. G. DODGE, Delegate in Congress from Iowa.
r. P. STOWE, Esq, Clerk in the House Of Reps.
G. G. TRow BRIDGE, Esq, President OF Srate
Bank, Detroit, Michigan
GEO. W.JoNEs, Esq, Surveyor General, Dubuque,
Iowa.
J. C. BARTER, Esq, Collector of Customs, og-
dtnshurg, New York
FRANCIS B. ELIOT. Major, of H. B. NJ. Service,
Chamnly, Canada East.
JOSEPH HOXIE, Esq, No. rs Wall street, New
York.
Rev THOMAS KIDDER. Chaplain Vermont State
Prison. ..
Rev j. PERRY, D. D.. Windsor, Vermont
Rev. l.. D0OLITTIE, Lennoxville, Canada East.
Rev. C. w DENNISON.
Many other individuals of The highest responsibility,
can be referred 10, who will CO. firm AL that has been
said in favor of this invaluable medicine
DIR. GLO GREEN, lropri tor, Windsor, Vermont
REED, BATES Il AUSTIN, wholesale Druggists,
No. Is Merchants Row, Bosl on, General Agents.
PRIcE, 81 Per Bottle; Six Bottles ior s..
febl6 eowdaw
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Lost.
A CERTAIN NOTE, payable to the order of MA
"A CULLAR, WILLIAMS u CO., ut the LEICESTER
Bank, in four months fiom Dec 81, 65I, for Five
Hundred Dollars, signed by Dexter B mis- q Co.
The finder will be suitably rewarde, by leaving ii at
our Store, Worcester, being of use no one,
the payment of the same has been stopped.
MACULLAR, WILLIAMS & CO.,
jan22-dH No 2 Piper Block.
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Sign Painting.

TINE Subscriber has taken room in Painess Block
i 2S6 ain street, where he is prepared TO answer ali
oders for Singns, Door Plates, q c.
Also, Stencil cutting EDWIN GLEASON.
febl4 d2w letfts
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Removal.

THE Subscriber has the pleasure to announce TO his
numerous friends and patrons, that he taken the
West Store, under Horticultural Hall, No Is Front
nearly opposite his old stand having newly fitted up,
in the manner designs keeping constantly hand
good Assortment of MGA rs and V VEGETABLES, such
he has heretofore kept which will be sold low for
the Cash, be bought at any other place in the
city.
Grateful for past patronage continuance Of the
is respectfully solicited ii ping by cnse attention
business, and duly appyecating the wants of the Com
munity, give satisfaction those who may favor him
with pa onage orders will be promptly attended 10,
and Goods delivered in any part of the city, FEE OF
CHARGE. ]. 5. Culver. q
Worcester Jan "a, 1852. jan26-daw6w.
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Read This!
a ALL the Boots and Shoes formerly
N owned BY Parsons & Davis, in store No.
SO Main street, will be sold at cost, and
v@-aaaD some Of them for less than cost, II APP
leo ror soon The subscriber wishes dispose OF the
shave stock IN make room Tor full and new assor-
ment for The Spring trade. Shoe findings, and Shoe
Tools constantly on hand. Leather sold on commis-
sion. SCSn -"
lnhI6 ON
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Watches. Clocks, JewelrY, &c.

q p CHAMPNEY would call the attention Of pur-
- chasers to his stock of watches, Clocks, Jew
elry, Silver Ware, Cutlery, Fancy Goods, &C., &C.
Ny Stock is LARGE, well selected, well b. ught, and
will be sold we for the purchaser Personal attention
aiyen to WATCH Work. All kinds ofJewelry repaired
N the BEST manner. e s a -
Also, Electro Guiding and silvering Feeling thank
ful for past avors intend TO merit continuance Of
! Jan. 20, 1852 du
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Drying and Tentering Machine,
FOR WOODEN GOODS.

Invented by ThOs. Barrows, DEDHAm, Mass,
and Patented by him.
TTAVING arranged with the Patentee to build these
ii Machines, we offer them TO the public, made in
our hest manner
This is one OF the useful inventions Of the age
and we advise all Wooden Manufacturers TO examine
them. al the Mill of the Patentee in Dedham, where
thew have been at work tor TWO years.
-s' GODDARD RICE & co.
Worcester Feb. IL, 1852 feb13 diff
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New Patent
SIP ECTACLE S

TIME NE PLUS ULTRA of invention for comfort,
/ durability, and economy, patented July |, 1851
Gentlemen and Ladies invited to call, and examine
for themselves, at No PIG Main street, doors south
OF American Temperance House. F. H. PUTNAM.
febl9 diff
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Fruit. Nuts. Groceries

Fruit, Nuts, GrOCerIeS
TfOR sale, cheap for Cash. by the Subscriber Oran.
IL ges, Lemons, Prunes, Dates Raisns Grenuble Wal.
nuts, Almonds, Pea Nuts &C. Fine Teas, Re fined su.
gars Moasses Syrups, Superior Family butter Extra
Worcester, by G.. @. KNGPP
feb7 diff eA
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Mrs. i. 5. Hall,
TEM ALE ECLECTIC, and Analyl icai physician, NO.
70 Pleasant street, Worcester, Mass respectfully
offers her professional services expert need prac-
ttoner, Formerly Of Concord, N HID and will person.
ally supply such Medical advice and assistance as Pc
culry needed by her sex and especially in the capac-
ity OF an Obstetrician and Midwife. As proof OF her
ability in the above cases, she can exhibit Diploma
awarded her by the Boston Female Medical SCHOOL,
References
Rev Jobn Moore. A. Merrill, NJ. ID.
Moses Carter, M. D., JahZo-ulAlF
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Silks at Reduced Prices.
XNTE invite attention OF Purchasers 10 our Stock Of
w RICH SILKS, now selling at very low prices
The handsome Chene, Stripes, Ombre' and Brocade
SILKS selling from 62a dollar per yard,
prises of the best bargains in our whole
Stock. Our Stock of
DRESS GOODS
is also very lar e, very handsome, and VERY CHEAP.
jan2l-G6,wtf H. II. CHAMBERLAIN IL CO.
TO CARPENTERS, AND MASONS.
Spirit Level Mandatory.
A DJUSTABLE spirit Plumb and Leve.s, on hand,
IN and made order in the est possible manner, and
warranted. Also, common Levels
Old Levels repaired, and classes reset.
AL Orders, b. Expr IS, Mall otherwise, (post paid)
promptly attended to.
Also, Pattern making, and Job Work.
Also. for sale, good s. Lathesp and various other
articles at "a Front street. room 20. 3, up sssirs.
feb6 daw3m* EDWIN HAVEN.
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W WORCESTER DAILY SPY:

Eerms---$4.OO per Annum, or s3.OO II
paid in advance.
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= ~ Flour! Flour !! Flour II!
aFAsoJ W. PADDOCK. PUTNAM MILLS, Ge-
E&3&@El neva steam Mills Genesee, and other brands
- FL for family use, fer sale by ~
tanl9.dff ALDRICH & CO., 50 Front street.
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PRICE ONE CENT
TO BE LET.
To Rent,


To LET.
TWO ROOMS in the Block on the corner myrtle
and Southbridg, sts heretofore occupied by Farley
& Pearson. Apply to F. II. DEWEY, Esq, or to Q. O.
FLANDERS & CO, on the premises dec5 du
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Bows Sleds.

FEHE Subscribers have this day 1, rmed a copartner
l. ship, and win carry on the Commission Produce
business, under the firm of Bassett & CLARK ass aI
II srassse-4fsH assss H4,4eta. EZRA z. CLARK.
cct2-dwn AhAZ BASSETTm
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sEsArr.- -SeyeTal petitions were presented and re-
Tered y aest. isS
MIR. Shields introduced joint resolution, directing a
sword 10 be presented 10 the nearest male relative Of
Major Samuel Rnggold.
The question OF the contested seat from Kentucky was
again taken up. aud Messrs Hale, Toucey, Miller, Da
Wis. and others, addressed the Senate thereupon Mr.
Douglas obtained the floor andhe Senate adjourned until
Monday next.
HOUSE, OF REPRESENTATIVES, House adopted
a resolution directing the settlement OF the account Of
the public printer for certain paper furnished by him.
and another directing the Committee on Engraving to
contract for the engraving of maps and plates TO accom-
many the Presidents annual message and accompanying
documents resolution giving the superintendent Of
unting two clerks and messenger was considered, and
uostponed for a week, The House then went into
Committee of the Whole the state OF the Union, (sn
Smart in the chair) wherein the tariff question was
ashaed in FIVE minutes speeches amendments TO the
,ssouion from the Committee OF the Whole on the state
,he Union for the distribution OF The annual message
among the various standing committees Alter which
40 committee rose and the House adjourned
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Communicated.
Iomfnu
Tho "Fours',-Mr. Pierce

Sir William Temples rule as to wine was 10 drink
four glasses The first was for health the second 10,
enjoyment the third for your friends and the fourth for
your enemies. There be no better toast for a good
Christian than this fourth II contemporaries friends will
allow toast at all over glass OF wine French cere
mony orbIds toas,s al dinners but from making war
on wine. They drink their own, OF all hayors and
coors with The belief that il helps TO make them cheer
u and temperate But to the "fours"-to the cap
lion. Ravenons nos Hloulons.
Among Persian proverbs is one that runs thus thai
wise man in speaking should be mindful OF four things
|, TO whom he speaks q Of whom he speaks; ,, when
he speaks; 4, how he speaks.
In Spain they also have saving about four good
things, with the wsrd old before each-namely old wood
TO burn, old books TO read, old wine 10 drink and old
friends 10 love
Being lately where such topics as these came IN
amidst good cheer aud good feeling, il was saiG in a
sort OF harmony with them, least as TO numbers that
four things, each worthy OF special note, had marked
the course OF our President elect since the great cand
dateshp for that post thrown upon him
What were they it asked The answers were
as follow
First lie declined answering the preliminary circular
addressed to him by gentleman in virgina--a sgnih.
cant silence from the start Pat this down as number
one.
The next is the remark he made 10 his nsighbors and
friends, the people Of Concord, who went to his house
with bands, and torches, and shouts OF congratulaon
under the first of the canvass that with heh
toned and honorable the hour of triumph should be
the hour OF magnanmity" Number two.
To 20 on are not treated with something very
awakening in the fact Of his saying nothing doing moth
ing throughout the entire canvass, directly or indirectly
to seek votes for himself Number this as three
Last comes his reply, since elected 10 the democratic
committee OF Philadelphia, who desired to offer him at
tenbons on arriving there on his way 10 the seat of
governmennsmey, that whilst grateful for their Offer
1T would gratlfy him exceedingly to go TO Washington
IN the most quiet possible !; adding that he had
time 10 depoie 70 MASTERS NOT Immediately connected Nth
duties and responsibilities before him. Here is number
four, which nobly completes the list
Take the ensemble. Deal with the group II is fer
tile Of reflection. The tnplet our first menoned-thosc
OF Sir William Temple OF The Persian proverb. and of
the fine old Spanish sayng-concern social life. Mr.
Pierces bear upon qualities for administering The execu-
tive power OF great naten under all it's difficulties.
complexities and responsibilities, at home and abroad.
Sowegbed, the public wisdom they imbody may well de-
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EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE.
From eur baltimore Correspondent.
BALTIMORE. December Ie-p.

BALTIMORE. December l6-p.
The tickets 10 Madame Sontag's concert tonight
selling very rapidly She will have very full and bril-
liant concert She deserves all that has been said OF
her as a singer A splendid treat awaits your citizens
in hearing this exquisite artist The concerts
aged with great skill and taste The orchestra and var-
Gus accompaniment are fully equal 10 those of Jenny
Lind Your citizens having heard Alboni, OF course win
feel anxious 10 hear Sonlag.
Gault, desperate character, charged with deliberate
murder, who escaped from our Jail on Saturday night
last, arrested in the city to-day by the police He
had secreted himself in unoccuped house, and when
found almost starved.
Delegates to the great convention coming in quite
freely from the South and West t
We have disagreeable day. Rain has been falling
ntermngled with snow.
Business quite active Sales OF 5000 bbls. Howard
street flour at S. and closing firm small lot OF mixed
brands sold at "a "a. Nothing doing in City Mils--it
is held at IS. Rye flour, IA so. Corn meal, 80 rs Red
wheat, 1913 lo6 cents; white, Io7 liz cents. White
corn. 81, and yellow So cents. sale of 5000 Buenos
Ayres hides at 10 to l64 cents per Id. Whiskey. 25
2ob cents. Stocks quiet, but prices steady.
p. s. My New York despatch failed 10 arrive, doubt
less owing to the storm north nterrupting the wires