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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-11-11

Ditto with right Ditto with right Ditto with right
to change to change to change once
a week SIS a week SIT a week $25
~ The contractor for square for year with the right
of change has also the privilege of making up his space
with several small advertisements if he chooses Larger
advertisements at the same proportionate rates.
OF Advertisements inserted every other day,
special days. two thirds of the above rates Advertise
ments ordered inside all the time 80 per cent advance
Special notices. so per cent. advance.
Loaded business notices. in reading columns 10 cts.
lire for one insertion.
Notices of Funerals I2l cts Obituary notices. in ad
dition the record of the death, cents per line.
WEEKLY PAPER. One square, weeks 81 90. Each
additional insertion 20 cts On squars months $780,
One square, year, $500
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lust RECEIVED.

At A. II. MENTIONS, 207 Main Street, large invoice
OF PAPER HANGINGS, which Builders, Landlords, and
others in want viii find it for their advantage to exam
inc
A. H. n is prepared to put all kinds Of paper at
short notice, in the best manner. mch6 diff
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On GOO TO $4,000 WANTED-fOr
SD OOO which first mortgage will be given
Real Estate in thiscity, worth five thoussn Inquire
at this Office. iy28 i&wtf
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wore JESTER
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
A. wHEELoCK.
CIGAR MANUFACT UR Err,
And Dealer in all the choice brands Of imported Cigars
No. MECHANIC Street
A. F. CLARK'S
HAIR-DRESSING ROOM, .207 Main-street,
Next to the American House, Up Stairs
WIN. H. HALE,
BELL HANGER and L0CKSMETH,. SEQ. 100 Man-St
Rapaer Of Clocks Locks, Umbrellas, Parasols, Spirit
Levels, &c. Keys fitted at short notice.
OSCAR DOWNES,
Manufacturer of SERAPHINE and MELODEON Cases
Also,-of Cabinet Furniture.
At No q Exchange Street
"EDWIN CHAPLIN,
Dealer in IL Der of all kinds,
Corner of Union and Central Sts
De. C. H. JENCKS, DENTIST,
And Manufacturer of MINERAL TEETH, over 2O5
Main Street, four door North of the American House.
Al operations warranted.
A MARSH,
MUSIC STORE, 1724 MAIN STREET,
Has large assortment of Musical Merchandise, Violns
Guitars Flies &c the best of Italian and German strings
A. W Ladd Co.'s octave diagonal scale Piano Fortes
CHAS. B. PRATT,
Dealer in Hard and Soft Wood,
Corner Of Front and Trumhul Streets
Orders promptly attended to-
VIM. D. FENNO & son,
Dealers in WATCHES, CLOCKS, FINE JEwELRY,
SILVER Ware, and Fancy Goods,
Guns, Pistols, and Sporting apparatus.
Watch Repairing done the best manner by experienced
workmen only, and warranted to give certain satisfaction
WIN D. FENNol 166 Main-st. lc. W. FESNo:
j. H. KNIGHTS,
Manufacturer Of and Dealer in HATS, CAPS and FURs,
Central Exchange change -1.''.'' .is5 Main-st
Orders from the trade respectfully solicited.
BOOK NDERY.
]. S. WESBY,
In the of 207 MainSt, having the largest and most
extensive establishment in the City, enables him to do
Binding in all its Styles at short notice Music,
Periodicals, and Pamphlets bound on reasonable terms
HITCHCOCK & MUZzY,
Manufacturers of Iron and Steel RIFLE and SHOT
GUN BARRELS.
Merrifeld's Building, 49,. Exchange Street.
Rihng and Muzzng done to order Particular attention
paid repairing and boring out old barrels to make
them shoot tceH
LEVI CLAPP & SON,
Dealers in HATS CAPS and GLOVES, Furs of all kinds,
Stocks, Bosoms Dckeys, Suspenders,. Socks, UNI
Terms Cash. LEVI cLAPP,
223 Nam Street. "A. cLAPP,
DRAPER & CLARK,
Commission Merchants and Dealers in FLOUR and
RAIN, WOOL Grass Seed, Lime Calcined Plaster, Ce-
ment, Salt, Potash, and Western Produce,
Nos. 90 and 81 Front Street.
EDWIN DRAPER, JOHN s. CLARK.
JAS. G. ARNOLD,
PATENT AGENCY ond MODEL Mandatory,
Over 2O7 Main St. (near the Amer. House)
Drawings Specifications &c prepared. Patents procur-
ed. WOrking Models warranted the requiSi-
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HpERLIN ACADEMICAL BOARDING
H1 SCHOOL-Terms for the current year commence
March g. 8, September 4, December and continue
II weeks feb24 d&wtdecl
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No 2O7 MAIN ST., Cup stairs,) WORCESTER.
The subscriber continues to make Models of all kinds
working if required, and warranted to the
requistion of Patent 0ce) and to furnish Drawings,
Specifications, etc. and to procure Patents Being
neced with of the best Agents in Washington see
reference below he enabled to obtain Patents with the
least possible delay and expense.
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. . Y T . u II II I 7 2 II II p
NO. Sc MAIN STREET.
Umbrellas aud PurarOIs Altered, Covered,
and Repaired. METALLIC EYELETS set in cloth, or
leather. CANES, &c. fixed.
PIN KIN G
cloths, silks, and velvcs, for Capes, Trimmings,
Talmas, &c. in great number Of styles. Please cali
and look at the patterns
Sign of the VARIETY STORE" where can be found
many and articles, be had af any other
place. Nearly opposite the QuihSdgGmoHd Bank.
81 dawtf
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RATES OF ADVERTISING

xPLANATIoN.-Eight to ten words make line-10 to
IL lines are square, nonpareh type.l
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Notices.

SMITH & BROTHER,
DEALERS IN
BOOTS A ID S HO ES,
OF ALL KINDS.
No. IA Main Street. opposite the Post Office, Worcester
Mass.
JOHN +. SIXTH lo24 diff GEO. L. SMITH
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RICH FANCY GOODS, AMUSING
TOYS, INSTRUCTIVE GAMES,
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VAR. F. MORRILL'S FEMALE SPE-
ny CIFIC-This remedy which has been success
fully used in all Of Suppression and Irregularity
incidental Married and Single ladies' is only to be pro-
cured at the fe5
Office. No. 1 ) Howard Street, Boston.
The testimony the invaluable virtue of this
tive over all others, is ncontestable.
Sent by mail to all parts of the Union by express, at
S. $10 SIS, and $40 per bottle All letters enclosing 81
for advice, duly attended to.
Il. MORRILL,, M. d.,
No Is HOWARD STREET. .BosToS.
Philadelphia, Dec. 18th, 1858.
Dr. MoRRIrL-Dear Sir: have experienced so much
benefit from your Remedy that beg to tender you my
most sincere thanks. am, sir, respectfully,
Tvs deod6mis MARIA ALM0NT.
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.



Thursday Morning, April 20 1854 I
UoTroN-Thero active inquiry in the
market yesterday and fully 10000 bales changed hands
CLOSE Of the day and prices regular though without
ssay positive advance
NEU ORLEANS cLAsBtpIcATIon
Interior. 511aS84 Middiing Fair. sx6D OK
Siadlins. Sa@7 eood asi. sanins
COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT.
stock ou hand Sept. /, 1883 .lo,572 2sits;
Received since. 1;1TS8T2 1884
- yesterday =. 1o,oll-ils88ss 977-197s1
1,ls9455 1926
Exported to date. s7573o 1850
yesterday..... 1885,. s79518 0Oo--1s go
Stock on hand not cearsd...... 3Iee37 3o5ss
ToBAcGo-64 bhds were disposed Of by one party. Of
which y were taken at 10 at 5s 20 at ~ and 8 at
SUGAR AND MoLAssEs-sugar was dull and PRICES
irregular and easier The sales embraced 1850 hbds
day at Limited demand for Molasses and the sales
wsre confined to 1000 bills at lo014 for Ordinary to
Choice Reboied
FLouR-The market was steady, and we noticed the
following sales: 100 bbls Ohio at 81, 529 Tennessee
seey) at 81 25 loo Choice Extra at IS u.s. and 20 at
GRAIN-Corn dull and the sales only reached $500
sacks At 567e Of which $500 sold 58 $40 sacks
w Louis Data were taken at 4444 800 454 1909
PRoYIsI0Ns-pork was steady, and we heard OF snlps
OF $50 AID 200 bbls Unnspected Mess at Sl3 and t25
bJs4bI
tasks prime Shoulders were taken at 515e... of Bulk
Neat 245O00 lbs, intending 10000 lbs Shoulders vera
taken Mt 4e 1000 Hogrond at and 10000 lbs Sides
AZ 5Hf Lard is advancing 200 kegs. in lot sold at
9jIs p Is - "
BAGGINd-We heard of 80 bales India sold at 1880
sh and 70 at 3d. Private dispatches quote the article
arm in Boston, and 30 refused
GuNNY BAGS-An offer OF l2t (tme) was refused for
1909 bales. deliverable within 90 days
CofFEE-The saes embraced 1000 bags at steady rate,
y H. nav
two since at A. %e "a H. -
WHIskY-ll0 bbs Ordinary Rectined were taken at
y II 62Z 100 bbls Raw at 2ose and 100 Dexters at 200
p RSlun 10y
:, ERElGHTs-A ship was taken for Hamburg at Ike
E&CHANGEs--Good demand
s g,,as .s15aeA p ct. prem
fL1'ucs.. 81 H5 565f IN
FT I n sixty-d9y Bills p ct isc
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.aRK.aNSaS RIVER.

VIII leave THURSDAY. Apt 20. a, S O'Clock IN
TSOR FORT GIBSON, FoRT SMITH, ORG
= y, VAN i auRES. 4ZAEK, seApRA bAgnsN $3.50
and all intermediate fsadnes.Thr
passenger packet steamer MOSES GREENWOOD. A. Thema
marsr il freight, aud will
freight passage, apply oa board.
LEWIS SNAPp, 70 New Ievses
N Bviaitors The Hot Springs lark) 20
Cap Thomas as he viii AXE them thrugh without dstsntsn a
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YAZO0 RIDER.

willIeave FRIDAY. Apr, 81, a o lnck p NJ.
ES0R LEFL0RE, GREENWOOD, sz =.
u MARION yAZoo CITY, sATaRTIA sad ali 1880
intsrmedilt. lenangs Reguar faEoo River PassengeI
Packet JOHN STRADER. he and elegant draagT
JuHs SIRADER J. C Brown, master,
living freight ard will freight
having superior Accommodations Apply bca, d,
3s SHAW Il ZUNfS, Agents II Fultrn street.
SThe Strafer freight for the YsahuRha RIVER vi
The privilege of storing and reshipping at LEFLORE
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EDUCATION.

EsRENCH AND SPANISH TAUGHT BY
Il Monsieur ALEX. NELSON, No. ST. Charles street.
TEsTIM0NIALS.
Nelson please let know whether will
OF iangusgenn The Kentucky Military Institute.
2. w. MORGAN, Joint Superintendent.
Monsieur Nelson decidedly French ever met
with, and gent enan in all his 72T
Pr4f NOBLE BUTLER, Louisville.
Monsieur Nelson
Of the speaking French Spanish with elegance pa
rity." louisville Journnl.
Hs system well adapted ndnng
re FRENCH sPan.h and Englh Languages in abort
tune. IN. O Crescent.
We have had personal opportunities judging Of Prof Nj
console him
can sa that is The bestwe practice
True Delta. JANIS ly
A NEW SCHOOL ON GOOD OLD PRINCI-
that Mira WILLIAMSON, lsdy Rev. G. n Williamson Of
Egs4 F Rampant street.
fnvle whose life has Teaching her
family aud anboot LIMITED pups
taelltirs Tor FRENCH MUsl- and DRAWING. jana ly
INSTITUTE FOR YOUNG LADIES - As
Boders and Day PupsNo.ss Louia by the
Misses ALLISON.
The Directors Of this Institution aided the Masters the
various requisite finished education
% their charge
For and guardians Prospectus
whieh can he hal At the Institute. ST
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~ ENuINE HEIpsIECK Co. GHAMpAaNEs

4 ENUINE HEIDSIECK co. CHAMpAGNEs
y tn s having been appointed Hsid.se
f f the it, Of Wines to-. day r
XII. 5ssae5s ,sss rSa, ~ ~ Apl''
sale Of CHAMPAIGN The United States retiring
" FL 70 n'. S9a h. ws has Ms
United States Canada. $50 IS
sor s A.esn en ns s
@ S hs sh ss T9a Go
support our claim be sons snasei to furnish this old sab
lle4 brand 10 and genuine quality would simply
Ms lEbsiEeS g. srsa United
through the Assn Mt + Salmon se
dissolved senior partner alone suo
the business occupying the same TO him BY
N pfhSfs ssas
firm like became his
sd S @ en-, "a e as eaa our marx from .
similar nd and limitations
s:s IN sasia sP
nsa ...ns. 1885, N
The subbers being appointed agents for the South Yves,
p NSD 9le 'n' ''''s 10" R ~ EeoLs CO.
Jan27 6m % camp street.
FURNISHED RoOMs.-Very pleasant rooms
S' se M so nph s T sssan I n e
q UNDRIEs. = Landing from ships James
so Kegs selected GOSHEN BUTTER
e boxes mason a easEsgNsE DLAck1se,
100 90 9 ssis c ssssff F5 FEess
Is h., hint sb ~, FULTON Y MARKET BEES
g asi a. aSss fidkLEs, for .a,s ~
aplo Iw Gravier street.
VA HIsKY-loo bills Fletcher Vapor for
w a,ls bv JOSEPH LA DIS 4 CO.. Tohoupioulss
ESICKLEs--50 boxes half gallon jars Ger
IN far so he
ari 4 F Cochran HALL SO eravier St
ketEMENT AND PLASTER--2000 bbls for
" ssr ey a DELAGRAvE& CO., u Magazine st.
GASTOR OIL--50 bbls Blows No. /, in store
y and Ter sa,e by ~ M DALEY, So Tchoupi,ouass,.
M HEAT-600 bushels Prime Wheat, ex
~ hA'004 for ts' BY ,Tss.sI;ss, CO
asROoMs--250 dozen 2 and 8 string, ex ship
IL 2 ,EaSo0 for aas BY HI: sTosE 4 CO.,
apl lw No. l Gnyier street.
kSICKLEs-5oO boxes assorted sizes r.,
.p I've Hs't -'d a''''. e. ili sfosg CO. ,.v.-
HIRE BRICKS - 100000 English, Pitts.
apps s~ y f'n'4'A a Co. 10 gs.ps a
FgsILEs = From exc to S6x1s inches long,
sas'A and s't asi CO. n.r..o.
rssAR, PITCH AND. RoSIN-45oo bbls
aps x DE1AeRAvE CO., 70 Maga.n. street
4 N0AL TAR-150 bbls for sale by
" APPS eodRw A. DELaGRAvE& CO., 10 Magarin st.
HbLASTERING HAIR-I00 hhds and 400
ans roSsv nsLsGaAvE co 10 Magazine
GUNNY BAGS-57 bales, $50 each, q
IN bushels. For SALE to arrive, bS
.ahis E. NJ. darcy SO Tshoupitoulas street.
GCHIEDAM SCHNAPPS-50 cases VOLTS
= p'-s' S'' LirTLEJoHN, NoRcoM CO.,
nj Corner 3ravisr and Fulton streets.
4 EMONS AND 0RANGE S-2800 boxes Lee
and Oranges, landing B4ttsta and
sale by lfeb24l BARELLI& CO., 81 ConinnnAs
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pIcKsBURG.
TENNESSEE RIVER.

Will leave TUESDAY, Apra IS. at o'elock p. -.
EHOR FLORENCE, TUSCUMBIA, sy
IL FAsTpoRT and all iDsermadae andings- Lslsk5sAst5
heguisr Tennessee RvarPafket CHERDKEE-Th-a
and fssore steamer ctiEhoKE Caps snaad.y h In
receiving will
having superior accommodations apply board.
spIs L. SNAPP. % New Lo-ee.
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A M u s E M ENTS
ext CHART. E.sy .THEarRF. a

a. II. III AItLESs IHEAfREsA--
a::;;:;. 4: a. 4. .....
e A. s MszEpp,
III 81 sis's "a Il y
snsyspA y, Eyssis F y y gs,t'r~s Sszp
hs .ashp cSoratsrnpado, tie Corporal Ar DsBar Dans
as!ssy sss.s' + Il ri NJ s g.siss''
N SUNDAY. b.assi " Ma BooTH.
@ ssa . - cents Sesssd sos y
Doors hslfpast o'clock. curtan o'clock
HsLACIDE's VARIETIES, Gravier street.
4 ~ Tih nighs n shskspsar4's romantic sad pastoral
1g * y 81
f s;ss n
II: ess.ss Ne 3 As,,.
sF ist q ,s NJ sa.s Seq NJ & si,h
~ To-morrs~. Benefit q NJ JOHN CALDER Treasurer.
PnIoEs ApHssosBoxrs First Tier Parguee
1ss Boxes Third or foosa oniy) see Gallery ase
W O'clock halfpa
A CARD PLACIDES VARIETIES. -
DtT e ssf 4 saS iii T. s sss:snsa ro
Comedy ia 'Arss ''''' 4 a p
Rts S,'si pRps saa fs M
.d eshsasr Nj oaIiay jalana Ma. stu.rs vosaie
kindly volunteered h aud will
NJ WHITE WI sl.e appear and sing Fa,orits DuETr with
Mr. DaaHsld. Aissr ws ss,sry .yn rrr,v
NJ Ly~his Nj. Bissas; Mn LayvAiss. Mn. K.s.
TO Conclude rh lin r. h Mas ssfe Drama
~ sai seaars ii hs ss q he day
fDr Box BOOK nov open apo
ORLEANS THEATRE
" THURSDAY EVENING. Arr 49, will be performed,
;ssi s
Principal characters By Near. senlbra LaerOi1, Bodas Bsee
ISSss.o Msrgpsris pAaou in English for sale at
~ psrioraancs 10 commence at o'clock
GREAT ATTRACTION Tickets reduced 10
NJ Tweaty.fvs Gems Season Card Flfsy Gems.
s Ans psa II. a1t HI e ! 4 ~ e.
wy RossIrEK,s GREAT HISTORICAL PAINTINGS,
which cond to DO uneqused Works of Art have only
seen % b a preeiaied apis Iva
EDANORAdA. OF NEW ORLEANS, on ST.
IL CHARLES STREET. Corner Of Poydrrs. mh14u
I'D oPER 4 TRAvIs's GYMNASIUM, Perdido
s1Is a O. e 4, Of
Sos pp ~ s ng s Bas H.
hi Ssy ipsS 10 n
f1gM 4 A Exercises there strongly
~ Lessons given In Spanins and Fencing. II
B Open from daylight the until 10 O'Clock the
ing. uih7 If
A RRIVAL OF MADAME ADOLPHE =
"a This original unsurpassed justly celebrated Madam.
hroass her
yelous citations Of the past, present,
the
the principal thu United Victoria
with DESMOND Broach Daniel Webster
Ring resas sisors 76 Poyras
Camp and Magazine whom will ali
future; If they
lady they will description
aud almost impossible her appears
commended highly respectable aud certeas
skill that peeludes
hly d deception many others practice
t fee from 81 to s according how far they ah
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KdBdSH RIHER.

Wilileaye FRIDAY, Aptii y, AS 4 ooock p. ~
H4sOR VINCENNES, TERRA HAUTE, seS
a. and ali rmediste landings tbe Wabash LII
vsrThe and light daught passenger
ELIZA, E. H. Stevens mastr port ng fragi
wl as above For freight passage having fs
tons, apply on board, 10
sp90 JOHN E HYDE CO. ]! Posdrns street,
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IL uIfit
are daily increasing popularity she proes
their friends with heartfelt 81 uredI
cured, BY the use OF 5
sHERMAN's PATENT TRUSS AND RUPTURE REsiEbYatE
The Medical Faculty this well
and Francs, appreciation Cars-
live Truss while they the on in
with the principles
ifars action from all light elastic to
closes copl tey the hn ring,
under But ii not
alqne the the
cure they must look equally mgh to application
familiar With the the
truss that good will result from it, Dr. swrsne
mechanical
EB The RUPTURE REMEDY external
an absorption facilitating aiding The rure
sts certain when
ID iomen predispo sticn rupture.
The experience of the popular and Remedy
Who has devoted the
npur nables him. select right
sike and shape promote speedy and radical
Eg- Particular attention given 70 Rnptared Child
PLANTERS and others heir SLAYS CURED without
NESS. " "
~ Persons she Passut Curative TRUSS RUFTURE
REMEDY to avoid h particular re-
member the and observe the number
lor and have personal iuterview with
DR. SHERMAN,
feb29 fy3p 70 Gharles streef.
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4 COLONEL DE KoRPoNAY Has THE %

honor informing M friends and the public in general IN
that of the ceenra ed JGllen's Concerts, @
obliged change his Dancing Academy Room ID
Old Feows' Hail.
Roon where he will give his lessons his usua
Thursday and Saturday. ~
Monsieur BENEDICT FISCHER the Pianist preside
at the Piano.
~ For further particulars inquire Col KS esdeuce St.
fiotel, ST Char Aolel frh2
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FASHIONABLE DANCING AcADEM

FASHIONABLE DANCING ACADEMY IN
N Mr.. r lLSSEY respectfully Informs the Ladies' SX
Gentlemen Of New Orleans tins, his DANCING AcADEMy
DANCES. -
DAYS Mondays, Wednesdays Fridays. from
P. NJ. Til dsrk.
B Private Lessons for Ladies' Gentlemen, every day.
A.. N.
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In First District
iLLNoS-Psr Wanderers lbs bulk po AM
bush ssck corn s tcs bbis lard 7 rrehell Geo, - "
o9-Par M-nger's btA; 400 bb key lard 800 Lu
corn Hewitt, Norton Geo = = - = Df
elNelssATser sseneya boat 1870 bbls aoa Taylor q.
INg,ASA-Psf Fabers boat; $500 corn G W Netleop
lNDlASA-fet Rebnsen'a boat (. corn q iytr,
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ST L@Ns

Will leave THURSDAY, Alrl 20, ii o'clock I'M
EOR ST. LOUIS, CAIRO, MEMPHIS szy
H and all interim diata
Louis md New erean. Packet HUNTSVILLE -
No. 2.-Th- and sp ndi rnpnng pass eenpi.
HuNTSyLLEN No c. HARRISON nser ia now IN port
trei4 will leave freight pssssgs having
accommodations apply On board
apis erto a. w SHAW Il co "a Povd-s a.
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VIII isnve FRIDAY, Aprlai, AZ O'Clock e.a IS
NOR ST LOUIS, Came, HICKMAN, ~ =
n MEMPHIS and nil informed. NE InndingsThe
and splendid pa4sen steamer III .@sss.szs
Capt D. Collier, willie For freight paasage havih;
foe accommodations, apply beard
apis R0GERs MCGUIRE & CO.. % Poydras street
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Thursday Morning April 90 1854 I
UoTFoN--Thero was active inquiry in the
market yesterday and fully 10000 bales changed hands
at previous rates but holders firm toward the
CLOSE Of the day and prices regular though without
soy positive advance
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:

TMTANTED-An experienced Business Wan,
wv WHO thoroughly undsrs'ands GROCERY BUSINESS
aso Wiling work TO ,utb situation snd
si be gissD Address, Box las. Post oe With resi-
ard sddyess
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sOSTOSFor bark Girnrd-N RichaTdJ Ref Eeeprcs,Iv &
NV AVoeit &cnD Taylor &co-smith Fiaistt r-R g. I
ichaaau--F hthnett Aep-C 4 buddecke &co-order,
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| ARD-PLAcIDE,s VARIETIES. :

w Twenty-Five Gems Season Gard Ffty Cents
The Grand Erhon which has visited by
at ARMORY HALL, will TUESDAY, ls.h instant,
exhibit BAY and EVENING, TO 10 few
emily.
which cousd red unequsied Works have only
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-09

We have now one Major General commanding the
army and Ave other general officers commanding as such
BY brcve other commissions, the Eve geographical
departments and Brgadier General at the head OF
the Quartermaster's Department.
II is proposed that the Brigader Generals shall be nine
in number This viii give one for each department. as
now; for Quartermaster General rs now: one for
Adjutant General and two for the Inspectors General
being addition OF three to those who now BY bre-
vet otherwise have rank and command as Brgadier
General
The duties Of the Adutant General OF the army are
those which in other sevices belong the chief OF the
stat II ia obvious that he should have as high rank as
any other member the staff with him and as the de-
partmcnt Congress marked their sense Of
the duties Of this sfBcs by special act allowing to the
late Adutsnt General the exercise OF his rank OF Bri
gadier General
Inspectors General must have different functions In
war and peace. 1t Is impossible for them and 80 the
regulations Of the French service explain the employ
OF theee officers 10 exercise their nspecon func.
tons with troops in actual campaign There the Gene
rails in command must take OF the condition. Of the
troops. But In peace, and with scattered garrisous
and in . service distributed like ours the Inspection
service Is highly important. by taking. In time Of
peace inspectors from officers OF the grade OF Generals
they viii have proper rank sud aufhsvty for the in
specticn service when 20 employed. Their duties sug
e-st the apecia ressons Why the inspector should
he eonasssned psymaaeutly end solely fos that scr
vice.