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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-02-13
Real Estate, &c.
FOR SALE

U X 3 a L E.
ASzA THE subscriber being DESTROYS OF leav- hpa
Ea.E ing this State, offers his entire REAL t2S&
ESTATE at very low prices consisting --zS -
in part of one House Shelby street one do unfu.
ished, Laurel street do. Grafton street 20
House Lots on Laurel Hill; do, Grafton street
IA acres of Land on The Holden road 1873 Acres OF
Land, with good Farm Buildings, in Paxton.
oct6 DIFF A. NJ. MERRIFIELD
Cotton Factory For Sale. o
CITUATED Ill the town of Great Darlington (Vjllaqe
~ of Van Deusenyile,) Berkshire County Mass con-
tanning 1000 Spindes "A "A Looms, 10 Dwelling
Houses, Barns, Store, Backsmith'a Shop, &c. Any
farther information can be obtained by calling on, or
add essing the subscribers
MUNSoN 81 PEABODY.
Van Deusenvlle. Feb. q 1854. feh4 d&wswt
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A s Apprentices TO the Dry Goods business. Also,
N Check Boys. Apply AT the store of
la20 dH OHAMBERLIN, BARNARD, & co.
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best ans OF support iraily resorts to her pen Who
gnoran. Of the avenue pabc ayor-ignofsn. OF ho
chords 10 which the public near. vorstes-remo.ingy
takes her frst manuscript, and finding her way, hap
hazard 10 some Office bldshngy hands It to The Editor
who eih his heels higher than his head, and cigar n
BIS mouth leisurey finishes the story he . telling to other
heels end cigars before attending to her request Has
PIE. think you Mr. Editor No difficulties 20 sarmoan
AID when she calls gain in the course OF week. END
finds The same smoking party convened and encounter
= same broadsdc Of curious g6nces, and The added dr.
orrontnent of rejected manuscript only to renew ihai
,zre,ierce second our:h sixth, o. ,VcJ,h time ID
oer places returning her gloomy room at intervals
70 veep over her furnishing chdrens there nothing IN
iL,s Mr. Editor TO test the fortitude AMI courage Of
womanl Was the suffering OF DemostheneT or ne
desorui,y OF Byron harder 10 bear than this
Do successful literary sdes arrays pen their con'Fioa-
tons with golden NIB, in damask chair on tapestry
caret nhaling the s.ous OF dollhouse plan,s,
clad in purple ard fne linen and faring sumruously
evey day
No, no, no. Mr.. Editor. tell you with a dark picture
Of suffering ndolbly daggereotyped on my memory
Oh Man. be msgnanimousl BE just to Woman The
world wide enough for her AMI You. IA far as any re-
marks relate TO me- Il matters little; bu;, in Gods name
drive by this of patronzing tolerance, one heta
D. ae asprant more easily discouraged back 20 Inc
song Of the Shirt" Pluck not one leaf from roma"
sur, wreath; gathered too often mid the nght-sh"de %
eosow and whose ear,c leaves perchance N the oFis'
G., hour of her triumph may press an aching brow.
F,vSY FtRS.
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vailed her face tscs,ning drew nigh ras ircaci Vim
ten, pears sppc. and grapco I was s'ionShod 10 'es
ifosh grspoa Ia tho month Of nay bat was assafei
h, my cousin that oy understood the art ere Of pre-
serving grapcs from ono harvest TO the neat
Itcmancd until evening and ,hon bid M cousin id''
going away with Ego Adschi, who expressly forbid me
allowing any person ihoo know that hal spoken with
the Imam. and added Ii any one asks you, say only
"ihnt you have your cousin when, however you
"nrc fary away from here you can tell what YOU Will
"Whv 30 20 inquirodi DO you think your people
would laugh at mc
"Tcy would not only not laugh aiyon bn, would strike
Won dead II you let it be known thai you Ia had per-
,onnl interview with ShHmyl
Ibcsoushi EgiS Adschi 10 explain what all his moan
and he said
"You have twice eat, with The Neibs, why then have
YOU not Shamyl at the common table Because A.
cording to laws the Imam may not cit at the same
board with Giaour. Now you and understand thar
If YOU will got away from his place with whole skin, You
must Tor a time kcep your tongue between your teeth.
The next day May - rcqucstcd permission 10 depart
and to take my leave Of my cousin Instead Of any nn
swor to my requests mociyed rs present from Shamy
horse worth $50 aud the Secretary Of the Imam told
me that my departure from the fortress was permitted
that should have quad Of 80 men, ana that Nab
Oahu had orders safely into the Ees hbohood Of
Wosdwisbelskaja, On the Corning of the 10th we lett
Darcy -Wodonno | bcsought the Nao Dabu To choose
rleasanter and easier route, which he granted and we
turned of To the RICH; from the village Ncdenno follow
ing the course Of the Chio the valley Of >chaln then
We followed the River Argun up 20 point above the fo
Wns,wishcnskaa and here crossing the Argun We came
TO the SPOT where first Nah Duba, Eyre Adschi ami
their companions that only four werts from the above.
mentioned My entire journey back might have been
fifty worsts so that on the evening oi the day LEFT Darcy
We5cnno entered the Fort Wasdwishcnskeio.
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ANOTHER PRO-NEBRAsKA FAILURE.

Correspondence of The y. Y. Thbms.
OwEGo Saturday June TO- 1854.
John J. Taylor representative in Congress, being
few days at home improved his time in getting up meet.
ne TO indorse his vote ON Nebraska great effort was
made two large editions of handbs having been dstro
utod The meeting Of on the evening Of the Ssa
inst and resulted in complete defeat Immediately after
tho organization OF the meeting Postmaster Beebe editor
OF Tie Ouego Ga:ec moved the appointment oil com-
u.tiee draft resolution During the absence OF 9e
Committee Gushing Hard OF Ithaca, was called for he
Was very reluctant and consented a. speak only when
WA evident that the meeting would not listen 10 Iaylos
until they first heard him he spoke asains ,e heiIsr
udorsng nor repudaing the measure. Inc only points
which elected applause were that few OF hs audience
A." he presumed knew the localities u Kansas and Ne
and that in his opinion white man, II he be-
Iaved himself was ~ good as HggeT.
Tie Postmaster reported series of resolutions and il
was apparent that the house rapidly filling up with
the opponents of the bill he ordered them put upon their
nosssge rh0ut discussion. The question then taken
The yeas few and feeble but when the negative was
called for an emp hattie No echoed from every part OF
the house The Nebraskses expecting this had selected
from their number the plausible tool Of the slave
power in the person of Elder Sosson who grayely de
eared that although the yeas neither long nor so
loud as the nays though, there more OF them
Thi- gsRteei aUentOR received with wde-nouined
and universal hiss OF dersion. To prove the iasy OF hs
Elders decision the friends Of freedom offered to DIVIDE
the house, but the trembling caiss declined he 3nef
Stephen Strong, firm believer IN the divine rgn, OF
Slavery and who as a dOughace has done the ChValry
some service next appeared and poured 'our,n most
abusive harangue against the opponents OF the bnl
AZ about IOf clock Mr. j. j. Taylor called out,
and said be had never vet stage argument egasH
he rgM Of Siorvy 10 ezteHd aset ocer Nebraska and
Kan.os Neither could he see any reason IN all TINS io
b OF his constituents. They must have known
H. ,en,me nts aud if they did not it was their own fau
Without even attempting 10 grappe with the real question:
he with few scattering remarks about the ne
cesty of union and harmony among the friends Of slavery
The assembly without further action, broke up IN con-
fusion 49, 80 hv
Thus ended meeting which VIII no doubt be iandea ny
tQra
our of nine in the district which supports the infamous
measure as great triumph in behalf OF squsI'er so'
"treigniy" and the further extension OF slavery; ~
PS.-A movement i going on among the pemo
Gratis of this place headed by David Reese one OF 'o
Trustees of the Peoples College, 10 form Democrats
Fr,cmpu's Club Fifiv namos have w'hlh = Nv
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE FkIDAi' 'O''' ~ 80

,., Z, stD .ssh All aahsu los estimated q. $1,000
No Insurance. 49,. t,.. .,c..
Ill ,,..e nsser lof. t.,s" NO insiianee
Is.se Fi.s. musi-al n,.i-i'"- '
80 sensI' bs,l~hsh 'Ocf mostly AVsdi los about
~ a. Red eheswrshi, !oss not inoH
Nofess~r krittng OoHiahJ JUS '' ,
" J. White, Jos not sto~n. -
gs hns Tool CO.. loss 81 90 insured q ChaFiestgwn
Aapa 80 ,,.rl,ui.,; ls.s no, known.
"a pts Co. ssslss machine, 5000 injured n MoAAH~
SGlicy. 49,. l.. ~ tuo,xn
Ecwafd Lawfrrcr, too4 n-A'' '@ F'N' '-- w. FA' o.
S,ffh WtsitI1 OtUeeo-
Il,ridse Hewitt NOT Rh0Ni4
49, + Al f.r box nia1tr, l1's no. known
ihe'.,d Al ,i.1 .i..- mill loss not Known
Nm IN mon machine jobbcri os' -' Asifed Tor 500 At
~, ne1 ,l oner end fbuns and motiv power;
80 "a insured %9i IN Hudson .-i'cr 20 t)Wo ia
nav York, $500 ~ Mt!opotal, Boston
-, i,br.on 60, narhns loss -''", no insurance
OTHER Losses.
,.. Macon: s 90 insured 600 ia Peoples Mu;us
+ 10 ps ssbc Keeper loss $50, insured Tor -<o9 Ia the
fnDs .s bo,sn. Aey loss 5000 Insured for sl0o in
N G,. .er and lumber ssae los 5000 insured Sf2jO
IN Pc, 5 Mutual. NoctsteT TIL.
al 90 f,sured 0l r0tT; Office not Ano~h , ~,
hieu 4 Thuri.T. so maker. ~, aI' - ~ 80,
ribr : Incurred The HUDSON hyef snd -o"in me
1919, md $1,000 ofhe. Otiss9. Lo-s about =S'D =,
sn.fp " Byty io.s Tot known Insured ioi ~I'"V 10 No
them Protection GO. .,ooo, ,t.
Tnie Of iur' urci 1870 f' AppoI
- 90 worth ssycd. Amount OF D-uranes no. SHOWN
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ARKANSAS,

AhkANAAS, M0
1901 From Little Rock, by Plum Bayou, Pine Bluff, New
Gsscony, Richlsnd, Swan Lake. Ncoroo, Cum
INNS, South Bend, Arkansas Post, and Red Fork
to Napoleon, 25s miles ard back, three times 4
week WMH N
Leave Little Rock every Monday, Wednesday, and
Friday s6am; ss
81 Arrive !, Napoleon days by II pms,
Leave Napoleon every Monday, "Wednesday, and
Friday at am
Arrive at Little Rock next days by IL p m.
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T545 From Fayettsviis by Auoshss TO A6ayyvsas q
miles and back a week. ~
Leave Fayetteville every Friday at amy
Arrive at Maysvlo day by 3pm;eft et&t
Leave Msysyile every Wednesday At m,
Arrive at Fayetteville next day by m.
754s From Evansville by Fin, add T.AI.auah. 70 Fa,
Gibson, So mics and back, twioe week.
Leave Evansville every Monday and Friday al =
am; tsfA t4seN %l@1a
Arrive at TahIeqash same days by 4pm,A kef
Leave Iahlequah every Tuesday and saturday al
Arrive q, For. Gibson same days by Han.
Leave Fort Gibson every Tuesday and Saturday az
Arrive at Iahlequah same days by pn,ss
Leave Tahlequah every Sunday and Thursday as
Arrive at Evansville same days by 8 pr seI
1850 From Van Buren, by Natural Dam, Evansville, ne-
mansbars and noOn:e.ro' 70 Fays''''As 9
Leave Van Buren, every Monday, Wednesday. saa
Friday at 10 nj ae7ie $3.50 tt9
Leave Fayetteville every Tuesday, Thursday, sna
.t Saturday al 5 m ~ ssgs@ sts3 Pa
Arrive at Van Buren, next days by 8 um.
Bids to six times week invited z. IT,
1851 From Van Buren,, by Belmont Tho Narrowa sas
Fancy, TO Fayetteville, So miles and back. once
week. al fa9lt- lefe sNf3%4es lRfe1
Leave Van Buren, every Monday assam;
Arrive at Fayetteville next day by IL me-
la Leave Fayetteville every Tuesday at PM;
Arrive at Van Buren, next day by z p M
1852 From Doaksville, by Armstrong Acadefny Fur
tt3 Washita, So miles and back, once week.
Leave Doaksvlle every Thursday Al 2pm; sf@s
Arrivo at Fort Washta every sunday ~ p N
Leave Fort Washita every Monday al 6a n;
Arrive at Doaksvie next "Wednesday by Spm.
Bids TO twice week are invited p a
1853 From Fort Smith, by Choctaw Agency 70 Deaks-
vile, 1876 miles and back once week. w
Leave Fort Smith every Moaday Al Sam;
Arrive at Doaksville every Thursday by lSmi
Leave Doaksviie every Thursday al pm;
Arrive at Fort Smith every Sunday by 6pm.
Bids to twice week are invited.
1854 From Fort Smith, by Jamcs's Fork, Sugar Loaf
Chocovie, and Black Jack, to Tumlinsonvis, rs
miles and back, wook. u aNH3&
3THl Leave Fort Smith every Monday at II m
Arrive at Tuminsonvic next day by IL q m 9tHt
Leave Tumlinsonvie every Tuesday at pm;
Arrive at Fort Smith next day by p M
1855 From Fort Smith, BY Kidron, to For Gibson, 81
miles and back, twice week. {abta
Leave Fort Smith every Monday and Thursday at
fE@2am; Ma M kffa SAa3sf& SNs*tA
Arrive at Fort Gibson mex. days by II m;
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SID. Q run By different .cheaaIs via bs consider

bids TO run by different schedale viii be consider
cd also to perform SIX -tlmes-a- seeh service
7ooa From Ll'ie Rock, by Mary and Brownsville, e
Aberdeen, 50 miles and back three times a week
Leave cave, Little Rock every Monday, Wednesday, and
Arrive at Aberdeen days by ~
Leave Aberdeen every Tuesday, Thursday, and
Arrive at Lite Rock next days by pm.
BIDS 70 run by different schedule will be considered
BIDS TO perform sx-iimes-a week service invited
BIDS 70 extend 20 Clarendon, emitting Aberdeen wl
be considered.
1903 From Little Rock by CoIlegeyite, Benton, FAN
Play, Rockpor Midway, ArEadephia, Anvil An
Tom, Huddleson, Graves, and Marlbrook 10
Washington, 100 miles and back, three times a
Leave Little Rock every Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday at Ia m;
Arrive At Washington days by III PM;
Leave Washington every Tuesday, Thursday, and
saturday al m,
Arrive at Little Rock next days by 7 pm.
BIDS to perform six-imes-a-week service invited
1904 From l. title Rock, by Red Oak, Oakland Grove,
Stony Point searcy Cold Well, Pleasant Plains,
and Rocky Point 70 Batesvie, 80 miles and back
Leave Lite Rock every Monday, Wednesday and
Arrive at Oakland Grove same days by5 pmj
Leave Oakland Grove every Tuesday, Thursday, and
Arrive q. Cold Well same days by SPIN,
Leave Cold Well every Wednesday, Friday, and
Sunday at a m; h E@a
Arrive at Balesville came days by SPIN;
Leave Batssvile every Tuesday, Thursday, and
Saturday at M;
Arrive at Cold Well same days by SPIN;
Leave Cold We'll every Wednesday, Friday. and
Sunday at a m;
Arrive at Oakland Grove same days by s pm;
Leave Oakland Grove every Thursday, Saturday, and
Monday at am;
Arrive al Little Rock same days by 4pm
Bids TO perform sx-imes-n week service invited.
1905 From Little Rock, by Green Grove, Lewisburg,
Galley Creek, Norrslown RusscllviIle, and Scotia,
to Pitlsbure, ia miles and back three times a
week. s+tt@ r9At
Leave Little Rock every Monday, Wednesday, and
Friday at ID p m;
Arrive at Pittsburg every Tuesday, Friday, and
Sunday by 8 m;
Leave Pltsburg every Tuesday, Friday, and Sum
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Leave Linden every Thursday at . a m !,

Leave Linden every Thursday at Ga nj
Arrive at Hisboro every Saturday by 6p m.
1443 From Louisville, by Haynes Mills mo oifiael 10
Charlottesville s2 mes and back, twice week.
Leave Louisville every Monday and Friday at
Arrive al Charlottesville same deys by PM
Leave crawfordsvle every Tuesday and Saturday
Arrive at Louisville days by pm.
J444 From Passport, by Pleasant Valley, Tenn, 10
Waynesboro', AZ miles and back, three times a
Leave Passport every Monday, Wednesday, and
Arrive al Waynesboro' days by 6pm
Leave Waynesboro' every Tuesday, Thursday, and
Saturday al Inn;
Arrive at PASSPORT same days by pm.
Bids six times week are invited.
7445 From Augusta Enon High School, Ono ofee) 10
miles and back, week.
Leave Augusta every Friday at ami II
Arrive at Enon High School same day by IL m
Leave Enon High School every Friday a, . p
Arrive at Augusta same day by M.
7446 From Homesyille by Fordsvile, 10 Mobile, Ala,
1870 miles and back, once week,
Leave bonneville every Monday attain
Arrive at Mobile every Friday by 4pmi gg
Leave Mobile every Monday at Gam;
Arrive at bonneville every Friday by 4pm
7447 From Carrollton, by Hays Creek, Lodi, Beefon-
tame, Little Black, Fame, and Dalton, to Aberdeen,
100 miles and back, week
Leave Carroton every Monday at am
Arrive at Aberdeen every Wednesday by 5pm
Leave Aberdeen every Thursday at Sans;
Arrive at Carrolon every Saturday by s pm
.- outman, Marion, De kalb, and Macon, TO Co
lumbus, pit miles and back, daily, except Sunday
Leave Chronicle daily, except Sunday, at6am;
Arrive Columbus fourth day by pm
Leave Columbus daily, except Sunday, at M
Arrive At Chronicle fourth day by 6pm.
Proposals to by tho following schedule will be
considered
m Leave Chronicle daily, except Sunday, at Isl am;
Arrive at Columbus third day, in So hours, by 81
stfH pm; rs
Leave Columbus daily, except Sunday, at a m
Arrive Chronicle third day, in Sc hours, BY y m;
Bids to extend the service by commencing at Mobile,
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BALTIMORE CORRESPONDENCE
BALTIMORE, April =

BALTIMORE, April 7-10PM
The Eastern Shere line of steamers seem to
be in bad fortune recently. Yesterday the
champion run into a vessel, and to-day the
Hugh Jenkins, en- route for Cambridge, when
ON North Point, ran into the schooner Ex-
change, cutting her in two, and she sunk in
five minutes, with a valuable cargo. The
Hugh jenkins was also considerably damaged
Fortunately, no lives were lost Some time
will be required to make the requisite repairs
thus lnierrupt,ng Communications measure
with the Eastern Shore.
The steamer Palmetto sailed to-day for
Charleston, with large number of passengers,
amongst whom were several delegates to the
Southern Convention. -...- s-
The Charles street theatre is poorly attended
atpresent. chief reason of which is the ex.
istence of Lent. Most Of those who patronize
it are members or attaches Of Lent Churches.
1t is also questionable to encourage PLAYS in
the Au(f SEASON. What a world is ours
The loss by the burning of the White Hall
cotton factory is estimated at 100000.
The Commissioners OF Public Works of the
State of Maryland, met yesterday al, Barnum's
Hotel, in this city, the following gentlemen
were present: Moor N. Falls, Charles R.
Stewart, DR.. Nelson, and Samuel Chamber
lain. ss rs
The Board organized by electing Charles r.
Stewart President and then proceeded to nom
mate and elect Directors on the part of the
state In the several Railroad Companies, in
which the State holds an interest, with the fol-
lowing result: w. ~. D r...l.-,rs
Baltimore and Susqnehanna Railroads.
samuel II. Tagart, Genus Barnum. John P.
Kennedy, Nicholas II. Nelson and VIM Hut
chins.
Batttmors and Ohio Raflroad. -Georpe
Brown, William Price, DR.. Howard Kennedy.
Lawrence j. Brengle, Isaac G Anderson, j no.
johnson, Henry A. Thompson, John S. Git
tings, George Yickers, and Joseph s. Cleave-
sAnnapolts and Elk Ridge RaiIroad
6. Pratt, Benjamin q. Grant and Robert Lem.
mon. Ls5'7 5'siiHa ,tl'5F a@s ssI.tsro
The Boarl then adjourned. ~ e. sil ,is
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~ LYONS KArHAIRON.-For Preserving, Reaor
ing, Cleansing, and Beautifying the HAIR oleriotna
Nervous Headache, and Curing E,uptire Diseases OF
the Skin Its reputation, coextensiye with the eli, j.
hzation OF the globe, makes all praise superaupus
al exageration impossible; and since it's discovery
has found no substitute to compete its incontested
its ihcontestabls superiority, Physicians and Chem
sts-honorable citizens from all professions of life
the leading Journals of Europe and Anerica-La,
dies who have used it upon their dressing tables,
and Mothers in their Nurseries-n fact its miIlio,
patrons everywhere, from plebians to kings pro
nounce it the most pleasing and effective article
either as Medicinal OR Toilet preparation ever pro.
duced. .E- .
Do not fail to give it trial
Price Is cents, in large bottles.
D.s. BARNES, Proprietor, lsl Broadway, Ny.
mar 10-1m s.s
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ALEXANDRIA CORRESPONDENTS.
ALEXANDRIA, April 8, 1854.

acknowledgements Mannasas RaiIroaa
COnapany-Boon Chikdysn-HuaraniioU
Real Estate-ReLtgtous Ss5rices-E;;,5e,-
les.
In the fine spring weather which now blesses
US, everything begins to brighten and look
gay.
Extensive preparations are making for the
coming building season every where the pick
and spade are busy in excavating cellars. and
the trowel ringing merrily as foundations are
laid. Ere long our thoroughfares will present
another series of those demonstrative evidences
that Alexandria is not finished city. Why
does not our commerce keep pace with the in
crease in population and manufactures?
The stockholders of the Manassas Gan Rail
road Company held called session at Lib
erty Hall ON Thursday. The Chair was occu-
pied by }. ii. Carter. of Prince William. The
ace OF me late General Assembly increasing
the capital stock of the Company by the sum
OF S4oo.00o was unanimously accepted. and
after some general discussion on the interest
OF the road, its Loudoun and INDEPENDENT
branches, between Messrs. Marshall. Halo.
well, Thomas, Carter and Fowle, the resoIu-
ton in favor of the independen line was unaui.
mously adopted, and the meeting adjourned.
Inc boon cnlldren have continued their
dramatic entertainments during the whole
week, drawing large houses to witness their
very clever and unique performances.
am glad that our friends of the Hydrau
lion are again in active service, and learn
with pleasure that after thorough reo-gani
cation, the company intend making vigorous
efforts to secure more convenient engine
house. large number Of our fair ladies have
volunteered to aid them by an extensive fair
during the fall, and with the liberal support
that they deserve from our citizens, L doubt
not that their efforts will be crowned with sue
cefs
AS an example of the astonishing rise in
the price of real estate among US, notice that
Me<srs. Waters, Zimmerman and McVelgh
have purchased for $l4 900 a lot on Union
street which the present owner, Mr. w. Fowle,
bought few years since at 81, 900
On yesterday the usual religious services
took place at the Catholic AMI Protestant Eps.
copal Churches; at the latter in the evening
and at the former in the morning and after
noon. .t- .-a.
Business is improving, and am glad to learn
from below that our fishermen are doing well.
Considerable supplies reached the fish wharf
yesterday; shad are selling at $IIaSi3 Der hun
dred, and herring st, 80 per thousand. AMI.
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Review Of the B.lu NOR. n.rket

BALTIMORE, April S.-Business in all
departments during the week has been
acuve: tBreadstuffs Of all kinds have
signify advanced since our review oflast
week. On Saturday last sales of Howard
street We're effected at 81, and at that
price the market was dull. The prices
were the same on Monday. On Tuesday
sales were effected At 81 log. wednes-
day and Thursday, sales at 81 es. FRI
day and Saturday, to-day little sold
buyers Offering ST Is, and sellers holding
at 1884. The supply of City Mills has
been Gght-prices the same as Howard ST.
Wheat and corn have also slightly ad-
vanced. ,-- 49, ,.,.l
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The sTERHoscePE.-Th's beautiful Instrument
by The Psychologists, smpl6ed and mt h 10
the public for general adoption On viewing the
appicalon OF it to Daguerreoype pictures it is hard
70 restrain ones warmest enthusiasm, so aston;sh
tle Produced The object of vision s. en-
mas al the lineanents, and pecaliarites. and pras
ence OF The living subject, only less in Size The
comple.eness with which this is done must be seen
~ pe neieSed The emily place that We know of in
the city where Stereoscopic Daguerreotv can W
procured is MEITEHURsTS, on Penn ylvan;a syenua
Inc world Is indebted to Professor WHsArsrosg fr
lhls beautiful invention, which equals in fact wbat
Bacoa. - = ' "a 4 iia'
Inc beautiful Daguerreotypes described above.
axe daily sold at WHITEHURsr's GALLERY PennsyIva'
MIA avenue near Az street