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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-11-19

FURNITURE AT AuoTIoN.--s W. selby win sell this
morning, another large lot of Household Furniture.
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JOHN b. ID. COGsWhLL,
ATTORNEY & COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
No. II Worcester Bank Block
20 d3m
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The number and formidable character of diseases of
the Liver, have long challenged the attention medical
Some Of these diseases classed under the general
term OF Consumption, have Leen supposed incurabe,
and the unhappy patient allowed die without medi.
Cal science 10 offer him hope of recovery. Happily
this can no longer be the case. remedy has been
found which will cure all complaints of whatever char
acter, arising from arrangement of the Liver The Pills
discovered by DR.. McLane, of Virginia. act directly on
the Liver; aud by Correcting operation and purify ing
it from disease of and e1tirpates the cmnlaints
which have their origin in the diseases of this orean-
Remedies hitherto proposed for liver complaints have
failed TO operate upon the of the disease; but Dr.
McLanes Pills make temsevep felt upon the action of
the liver and by cleansing the fountain dry up the i'm.
pure streams of disease which thence derive their exs-
ttnce.
" Purchasers will be careful TO ask for DR. MLane's
Celebrated Liver Pills, and take else There arc
other Pills. purPorng be Liver Pills.now before the
public DIR M'Ianes Liver Pills. also his celebrated
Vermifuge, can now be had At all respectable Drug
Stores in the United States and Canada.
W Burr Perry, No. Cornhill, Boston, General
Agents For safe in Worcester by NJ. u. Green, Spur
sbley, L. T. Lazel, E. H. Marsh, and James Green
and by Druggists generally deodst&wlt NIL
Inh"mmatOry ExtirpatOr.-AR Remedy for
Good for Rheumatism Cr6up Frosh womb.
Burns, Toothache, Aeue in the Face Cbilblnins
Neurhlga, Sore throat, Runrounds Lapsun Uter sore
hpsi &C Also, Tor Cleansing Clothes, from Paint
Fitch Tar Grense, Oil, &c.j and also Tor washing IN
Salt Water ~ ""''i"s !"
rms article has been thoroughly examined aud tested
- eminent ohemislg and Apoihecares. and invariably
pronounced sale, pleasant and superior combination
TOT external applications. II does not contain In its
SSonppsu9h particle of scid or akali, and will be
found safe speedy, and effective cure for all the va
ilous complaints, above stated.
Gr Price 90 cts. a bottle.
WHAT THE PEOPLE say. WHO USE 1T.
ana my friends had supposed | must live and die a
ripple, win the hip complaint But applied the In
nammattfy Extirpator, and 10 one month was por.
lectly we'll JAMES WOODBURY.
want some more Of the lnfammatory Exilrpator
Tor Il Immediately and invariably relieves my child of
the Group Il. GARTER.
Thousands OF similar testimonials can be adduced In
proof OF lts wonderful efficacy.
q. W. DAVIS, Proprietor, Manchester Mass
For sale In Worcester 1T Wholesale and Retail nv
y. II MARSH, aad ID, SCOTT. deodayosm 100
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

l.. b. Nichols, NJ. D., HoMGPATalC PHY.
sICIAN, Residence No. 12 Main Street. Office hours
from 10 9 A. M, 2 to 4 and to SPIN
Aug 1852. dly
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" At tho City Auction and Commission Store, No.
Pearl street, Worcester COnsignments solicited and
Auction business Of all kinds promptly attended to.
ianS dAwtf
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spar king Soda W ater-With the usual va
riety of choice Syrups. Fifty Ticlets for one doa
L. T. LAZELL, Apothtcary,
myl4 diff POI Main street
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Mrs, 3. 6 o o d w IA, an experience d and sUcce
tul Midwife, holds herself readiness, day and mig h
to attend to the duties # her profession. Residenc,
No. 6 4 1stn street o2l-d1
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Ia m . OF this Cy strangers visiting the Ci,v
~ muht on board and those having Rooms % lrt nt2h
without board are respectfully invited 10 avail han
s ssVes on the advantages Of this Agency ~ one
aul7 dtv "N' " moF"'
q. bacon, Councillor az Lntv,-IIis IN,
'sng no longer occupied with The duties of the MIN
nS no WIZ devote himself exclusively to The business
Z January 3, 1853 ,sn ssNso
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E1ceIsior Daguerreotypea..

NO ls''''......, .at................No 1917
UNION BLOCK
I'D a 3 eFream Gallery,
large assortment of Stock. Also, Gold Lockets
- Of all sizes.
5000 Llkenesses Guaranteed. Please ca and examine
DIFF Il. s. HATHAWAY Artist
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sahan1 winter Term OF Miss. ]. A. u. Btep,ow,s
antoo b, VIII commence on MONDAY, Nov al NJ
dated with board with the Teacher Por s,sono-
uculars, consult circular nj, ,''. tsn par
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APPLES -APPIES

Cutch.-4eOO lbs of Curch, tor sale by C. s d v.
]. HOWE. n7 DIFF
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CALVIN ID. PRATT


ATTORNEY & COUNSELLOR AT LAW
No. 2O6 Main Street, Worcester, Mass
maya If
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AIELES II ENE@ LESs
For Sale 500 bbls. of first rate quality of Winter
Apples by DRAPER & CLARK
Worcester, Oct, 26 1858 DIFF
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Queen Victoria is dong The estate some SER
vice" in giving to the world large brood of children
yet vastly more useful Bush's Cough Lozenges,
which cure Colds and Coughs, of all kinds Clergy
men, orators, and vocalists should never be without
them Sold by BUSH & CO, "a Front street.
n17
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BIOGRAPHY OF THE sIeSERS OF THE DECLARATION OF
INDEPENDENCE.
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Arrivals at the Principal Hotels -Jan,y 50

SIC CHARLES Morgan Fsae tsa,i Thompson H
9EeEH johnson, ~ Rev WA p iafnil9 { Wood
Il H., Rs,sasg 5 7 eloy,9sg Potter Ms Mis- Williams
q Iaofnidn 4tHa; EPamsr Gra.ytelf p IFeteF. "
M4'sE Pope, w 7 Pope aad lady, NaseYJ Pope Miss
y foPe John Rslten i XIII and Hnle Nna NJ
Nsdtes Capt Green tnl iy, Mis- peAssn Miss sIfnn Ia; i
D Eeehltt y SHtgi Ma Miss e blsistsY, Mehia, FfelS
g9Rgsy, e r II p i'ezf4F tasaty ledge
DEo: pf J S Goals.D y Elauaeu o abta W shfopshS
Stewart, Il 8 IEEsnss W ebefsnl aaI aty Ak K
Harvey Va Afss a AsNFtlI's, kttkReel,
YfRASbA = ReRi 2 Malay y COMPTON ndy4l " r
Stone u ! Smiths ASt4pnE, II Williams " T
lq4nE4a,j i tRsst5n. J 6 falef
" Miller Pcs I MURPHY, " Il shet4a As Lindsay, Tenn W
y atiep Mccoy, y = ming Fierce Ho; fHs5 IT. : VI
M t!3ot Aagat vern0h 3 Htrg Ntrstl 8alGe Judge
caEuaarss Eexas ] a Edwin Tutn4r Sf93s Tl
rtt kla $ t!aauE + Gt8ly, v Adrsan si5be; i fTaa
and tiy Ma ] I pea@ei, j II Agnuine vs. n0x Iafge
plnatt ~ L Faux, f1hn c 5rho Mrs Murray fn s5T ma n
X NJ latim6r, Maine
cTYa Q e yelsat, ! 2 eae, taf< IsF " S Cary h 0
tan On 4fl Lady, q ~ Payne aH lsag. AIRS Neh5tsGH A
Cry L. Aasty \ i4tAt4 I NJ latutr,N WhtenFad J II
yti9son Miss h eattief, " Fdg = Brown r g4t
h{hs, a i4hAHlH.
SRtAp tF hlaloHe, alas NJ Ln9mfs " Paxtap II Amber
sga y g CFosg Ata5rsSe = tASnEs, W chari5a Mia
lNE GRAY La Union 5rttiit Mary Hand 2 1
ST. EDtE4S4 G SoEy Miss: M. SolsnI nj f "a. ! n ~
" aR Mis- Aalrs~as III shslz if, Ky tha. II q.
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a progress which we will neither assist nor con-
troll! Under such principles, what is theresult'
Our diplomacy is bungling negation--our pro-
gress pauses before the first formula Of prin-
cipled progress, the Monroe doctrine as be.
fore an unassailable barrier and the mission Of
q great nation is the verbose theme Of Fourth
of July orators. or the equivocation of scheming
politicians. But Of these topics hereafter. We
have had enough Of humbug.. We have been
great in Buncombe and Fourth Of July orators.
Let us now, say nothing, 81 act.
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CRESCENT JOB OFFICE.

The stteniono the public Is called to the superior facilities Of
this office for the execution of EVERY VARIETY of
Bope, Sob, Fnn aFHneg Metter= lprsss aarinttng,
FROM A MAMMOTH POSTER
10 the smallest and most delicate Gard Circular
In style Of unsurpassed beauty and elegance and at prices
moderate any Office in the city.
THE CRESCENT JOB OFFICE
Is one Of the complete and in the South Large
additions Of the
Lntest Styles OF Types, Borders and Ornaments,
Have recently been made, and tile latest Improvements in the
business will continue to be introduced as fast
they make their appearancein the Northern
and Western Type Foundres.
PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTING,
In Cold Colored Inks and Bronze,
Executed with neatness and Dispatch the latest and most
brilliant style.
E Particular attention will be given to the Printing Of STEAM
BOAT BILLS and CARDS, STEAMSHIP BILLS md POSTERS
for which departments been given in the selection Of
materials. Having Press Of immense dimensions enabled
sne larger sheet for Poster than be procured esewhers
CT Particular attention will be bestowed upon LAWYERS
BRIEFS prooeeta of which win be furnished at the shoes notice.
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SourHERN LAptEs' BooK-The February number Of this
excellent periodical comes with the name Of L. Viz
sinia French matrimonial for l. Virginia smith on its
cover Its editor. The engrayings are view of
Norther and likeness Of the poet editor Geo Prem
lice, Of the Louisville Journal The latter an excellent
likeness and is accompanied by warmly eulogisc
remarks from the fair editor Of the magazine The poet
cal contributions from j. r. Barrick and NJ j. s. are
beautiful gems .EIt1
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Gg~ For ASSOCIATE JuDGE OF THE SUPREME
C0uRTWe authorized A. NJ BUCHANAN
candidate Tie Of ASSOCIATE JUSTICE THE SUPREME
COURT FIRST DISTRICT held on
tile first Monday Of April The First Dct composed of the
Parishes plagueines Bernard Orleans (rgt bank yer)
that portion the city New Orleans below Julia an7i
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We learn that Mat. Ward" favorably known the
author Of some very lively and graceful letters from
Europe, Originally published in the Louisville Journa
is now in our city. Mr.. W. has work entitled
Items Of News in the press Of Harper Brother
Tts appearance will be looked for with interest
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Havre Cotton Market.
From Texas.

The steamship Perseverance, Capt Forbes, arrived on
Saturday night from Galveston We received but few
exchanges and they almost entirely barren Of
Columbia is reported
The Matagorda Tribune requested BY Messrs Gordon
Duncan to contradict the statement going the rounds
that they had contracted to the RAFT in the Colo
RADIO, rs it does not contain sentence of truth
The man supposed to have committed the murder upon
the German wagner between the Ueto and Cibolo
been arrested, and is in chains at Lavnea
A new paper called the Columbus Democrat has been
started at Columbia Brazola county by MessFs Cone &
Gushing,
The widow of the amentea kaufman died short time
since. at her residence in Sabine county
We learn from the Jefferson Herald that an aray oc-
CURED in that place the night the 9TH inst between
Mr. d. w Douth merchant doing business there, and
young man by the of Baker which the latter
lost his life by stab said have been inflicted by Mr.
cation.
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The Clerks Of the steamers W B ellison. Bulletin ant
Saxon will please accept thanks for river favors
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FnANKlaN plfAsE, Q. s. Consul.

TAdPGeo, January 1853
We, John A. Tyler, Moses G. Miner, and Jesse Jones
with several other Americans left San Francisco on the
mail steamer Golden Gate, on the 10th November 1852
We left her at Acapulco procured our passports and
started through Mexico for the sole purpose Of buyine
mules to take to the United States The City of Mex
leo We obtained new passports and proceeded
the Rio Grande but when within twenty-five or thirty
leagues of Tampito. told by Interpreter that
our American money would he Of use IN the purchase
OF mules Accordingly, came to Tampro for the sole
purpose Of exchanging coin for Mexican coin but
white here fer sufficient changed our minds
and concluded to by water to New9Flean We there
Tore got cur and while proceeding enter the
canoes by which to reach the schooner We. a Tyler
VI f. Miner, ]. Jones, David Drake and Anlrew Fitz-
patrick We're ordered the Guard iI9nsp Tor the p,lr-
rose Of having our baggage searched We were imme-
datey seized. pockets rs and persons robbed Of ali
our money while armed posse toe ready to enforce
obedience
We demonstrated. and told them this money nnd gold
dust Ind all been brought from California Thai We were
strangers, and ignorant that there was an export duty On
money that nj ali times ready To pay whatever
per ceRtage Tie law required r6 al these apppas HEY
however turned deaf and told a. that the 6ole
was eonfscAted and their Judge has sanctioned ana
tirmed the confseatibn.
By this outrageous robbery We were LETT amonr
strangers without the Of substance or reaching
our native land While in this destitute situation the
officers of the Customs us, aud proposed ii We
would sanction, by writing their proceedings they would
restore Us part OF the money which they had deprived
as Of We therefore, reduced the last necessity and
nAder protest before Mir Chase American Consul con
3ened trusting aud believing that Government has
eoth the ability and disposition ENC US redress aud we
take this opportunity saying that Va Chase our Con
sui has ahoret Increasingly in our hblf and has ratu
ioass done all that was possible t. Dc ionr
slgned by JH3 A TNtER,
80 atEsts IL NtINEN
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EXCHANGING sHoTss-At Hickman tly,, on the 18th, a
Mr. b. Watson, and J. W Butler bets cen whom deadly
hostility existed, met the wharf laat when Watson
drew pistol saying lsmn you, vi KIN ydun where
upon Buer fired, and missing WatSais ran oil WATSON
hen fired, and shot Burer in thu lao
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I5~FoR JUICE OF THE FIFTH DISTRICT CouRT.
we authorized ROBERT NJ KEARNEY as cand
date for the JUpdEsi the FIFTH DISTRICT COURT Of New
Orleans. ian9i II
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~ 5Ffsrsfs Southern Ittf.
Four Days Later from Europe.
Arrival of the Africa.

Cotton Tending Upward -Breadstuffs Firm
NEwYonK, Jan uary So
The Cunard steamer Africa has arrived here bringing
dates from liverpool to the 10th inst four later than
The accounts brought BY the Arctic
The Africa detained day by the Government
to await dispatches alleged to have reference to the inn
prsonment Of British subject by the Cuban authorities
The following is summary of her accounts.
Liverpool Markets
LIVERPOOL, January 10.
The has been good demand in the Cotton marketsnce
the departure Of the Arctic and prices have recovered
from the decline previously noticed the principal inn
provement having been for the good qualities The sales
of the embrace 600 bales OF which 1000 have been
taken for speculation and 1000 for export The official
quotations follows Fair Orleans, cd Aliddipg Or
leans 5s6 Fair lplands 5zs aud Middling uplapds Dad
per ID The sales to-day not included above 1000
bales of which 1000 have been taken by spectators
Flour has been in fair demand and holders firm, with
moderate sales to the trade Western Canal is quoted at
27s 3D., and Ohio at POS per Dbl Corn has continued
firm and in request yellow is quoted at 35s, and white
at 3s per quarter Tobacco is unchanged in price The
Sugar market hs been quiet In Rice only limited bust
ness has been DONE Beef has advanced Lard is scarce
and is quoted nominally at Cos per cwt-
London Money Market.
The money market in london has been lighter, and
bullionin the Bank of England has decreased 100000
during the week United States stocks without
change in rates but the transactions have been a
scale
Havre Cotton Market.
There has been a good demand ia the lIayre Cotton
market with sales Of 1890 bales during the week Prices
are without any quotabe change.
Recent Failures.
NKw EoKK, January 90,
The Africa brings large amount Of the returned
bills Of Oolman 4 Stotterfolt.
The house Of E. Wetherman at Amsterdam, has failed
The Madaiais.
The report of Fraueis Madaais death confirmed
Kossuth
The London Daily News announces that kossuth is
soon coming to America to stir up the democrats
Arrival OF the Hermann.
NEwYoRK. January so $50 T. NJ,
The bremen steamer Hermann arrived here to-day from
Southampton Her news has been anticipated, z==
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SfsatbsON'S,

Oh CA N AL TREET. 80
THIS ENTIRE STOCK OF DRY GOODS
& WILL At AN
La4NENsE REFLECTION
in order to close receiving Spring stock For variety
IT CANNOT BE EXCELLED,
comprising a descriptions Of DRY GOODS, the fabrics
to the richest designs Of imported goods, which will
4 VIE WITH ANY IN NEW ORLEANS
fer beauty aud fashion, with gea, advantage being
MUCH LOWER IN PRICE
than the styea will bs offered in
ANY OTHER EsTABL IsHMEN Il.
LADIES
can now procure
de LANES,
cAsHMEREs,
3~ MERINoEs,
aIANTILLAs,
PARAsoLs, "
EMBRo1uERIEs,
HOSIERY,
GLOVES, ETC. ETC
LOWER THAN EVER
ny FULLY TWENTY PER CENT WHILE
PLANTERS
fill belr entire bills through HOUSEKEEPING FANCY
aawsllas
" E q Ro G O O y s,
at aa.- L. .a. 5.-.
GREAT SAVING s-7a,..@
on the regular prices at other houses
MERCHANTS
wishing realize the difference prices buying
HOUSE and Of regular CREDIT HOUSE. should call and ex
The price Of
PRINTS AND DOMEsTICs,
well OF
FANCY GOODS.
STEAMBOAT OFFICERS
wishing purchase BOAT SUPPLIES fill orad eau select no
better PLACE complete stock suitable steamboat and Hotel
trade, always hand
GENTLEMEN
3$4@ o
uNDERsHIRTs,
DRAWERS,
HANDKERcHlEFs,
CRAyATs,
UMBRELLAS
sGsPENDERs. ETC,
depend upon poeusings good article re at Ills oasy.
STRANGERS
visiting the city, should fail hip
selves m the gGbors WI ,y wish
purchase. Goods choea shown, waoat pressing
ALL ARE INVITED
examine the prices, that they may moi
device draw customers only dlyapot them by asking
THE OLD srBREOTYPED PRICES
Tor gooda, but that the prizes, having sun through
IN .fctual Reductions,
III above off hand present, at rates
which will sustain reputation which has Of
being THE CHEAPEST IN THE. SOUTHERN COUNTRY. W.
s.B- None should purchase without examining at
sIMPsoN's
isn20l ptft
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Our Acknowledgements 'dueethe Department for
of the report of the Secretary the Treasury
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We authorized EDWARD RAND candidate
file JTDGEsHP Of the FIFTH DISTRICT COURT Of New Or
ltans + ianp4t
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Ias~ For ASSOCIATE JUDGE OF THE SUPREME
PREAGx Esq, will be supported candidate
for the office Of ASSOCIATE JUDGE THE SUPREME COURT
FROM THE FIRST DISTRICT composed parishes Plaque
mines st. Bernard md that thr parish below
tanJ1
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-31

Leonard Scott s. Co., New York. have sent us the
american edition of Backwood for January When we
that it is good usual greater recommended
ton can be given.
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9sS- For CHIEF JUSTICE OF LOUISIANA
CHRISTIAN HosELps candidate the office Of CHIEF JUS
rIcE OF LOUISIANA iansl tap4
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We indebted to the Clerk Of the steamship Perse
5verance for Texas papers.
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ARhANs.s ksEkt-At Fort smta On the I'd there was
tour ieet water IN the channel the river was then
laing but there was every prospect sC speedy rise
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sss- For ASSOCIATE JupGE OF 4

- NsEs- UE .ASSUUIATF JUDGE Of THE SUPREME
COUNTING requested 10 announce Judge THOMAS H. KEN
NEEDY candidate tho election April next, ASSOCIATE
JUDGE OF THE SUPREME COURT FOR THE FIRST JUDICIAL
DISTRICT ianq7 If
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ACCIDENT TO Carr AspERs-eapt snders was seriously
injured at cineinnat the oath BY the l4iuS OF the
ackstah of the new mail steamer Telegraph No 8 whose
construction he has been snperinten,liag
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II is proved by statistics although it seems perhaps
hardly probable that deaths serious accidents
annually occur from the use of burning fluid in the
United States than from Steamboat explosions and railroad
accidents combined Professor silman says that if his
word law there should never be another drop Of It
used in the ordinary lamps kept shops and families
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The clerk II the Martha Jewet will accept our thanks
Tor river fayors.
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MEYEK's UMsERsuM.--We are indebted to the publish
in New York part u Of this beautiful publication
Accompanying it Is fine steel engraving Of the bay and
city Of Naples This Is present to tie subscribers for
the volume. - -. .-. s-3N
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A. Woop's.--under this name, Mr. Wood, formerly of
the cigar shop in Banks Arcade has opened quiet and
beautifully neat coffee house. at the Grayer
Tchoupitoulas Mr. Woods msfortunes have 1uade him
generally known to citizens and his bearing has
arged the sympathies they enlisted in his behalf His
liquors and cigars of the best quality and business
men will always find bite Of something side table
Mr. W. still retains his cigar stand at the City Hotel