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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-01-03

GENTLEMEN'S
FURNISHING GOODS.
81 leg to $50 cts Assorted Lot of Shirts and
Drawers.
so to 200 cts. Fine Shirts Linen Bosoms Collars.
12 1-2 to so cts. Fine Linen Bosoms
5 to II cts. Fine Linen Collars.
25 to so cts. Stocks and Cravats.
25 to 100 cts. Silk Pocket Handkerchief.
10 to so cts suspenjers.
81 to 200 cts. Umbrellas
6 to II cts. Tooth Brushes.
st 100 cts. Hair Brushes.
Together with great variety Of Fancy Goods to be
closed up cheap.
BOYS DEPARTMENT.
So to 5. OYersacks.
81 1-2 to 4. Jackets.
81 to 3. Cashmere, Cloth, and Doeskin Pants
so to goo cts. Vests
$50 to 500 cts. Suit Of Jacket and Pants
Yery truly the G1oUe are iotc pricesl Purchasers
are requested to bring ts advertisement til them, and
they will then acknowledge the fact determined
to close up all the stock Winter Clothing The new
book "Oak Hall Pictorial, VII be presented every pur-
chaser.
O a K Fl a LII
"a North Street, Boston.
DIG dStaw&w3mis
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United States Erporss.

Since 1850 the exports produce been
very 900 900 of this California has contributed
$50 OO0 the South S25 900 000 the West SAL 900 600
and the balance has been mostly the manufactures the East
and middle States The exports of vegetable food have been
very great but far less than they would have been had there
been greater surplus spare from the country but it APP
great immigration and prosperity have caused
the consumption of food to follow fast upon the exraord
nary development in the production Every part OF
has had share in the increase Of business Formerly
the that when the West enjoyed larger sales high
prices BY reason foreign demand the South suffered
proportions the consumption fell with the
food aey the operation of free trade in England has been
modify this result 1t is the thataforna claims
distinct interest 1t at times when all other interests
depressed that her gold in most demand realizes the
greatest profits This has been the in the past six
months during which goods by far than usual have
obtained in exchange for gold The increase In the export
manufactures very considerable particularly of iron ware
which has doubled since 1885, notwithstanding the immense
competition with England Ifthat interest is enabled to ex
port largely how much successful would they
they could procure iron and steel their materials
free of duty Cotton manufactures during the past
have largely declined owing the troubles China which
have spoiled growing market where American goods
suppnng their English rivals The export OF brown sugar
and Goals is also mark worthy of the first mentioned over
100000 pounds exported last year. and of the latter
the quantity has nearly pled Both these taxed
ticle yet appears they be successfully produced for
the supply OF neutral markets and therefore the point being
Appropriated when the duties be reduced order
obtain any revenue from them
The bank return of this morning shows continued up
ward the part of the banking institutions the
loans having increased during the week 81 s72 with
decline SPECIE the first that has taken place weeks
The low southern bills has shipments of cen
in that direction The bank returns this week and last
respond with the week of the lowest specie in bank since
when the increase has been continuous follows
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OFFICIAL.



January !, 1855.
Notice hereby sven following described
stocks 0 the DATED department prepared par.
time between Tho
next portions % those stocks,
81 100000 in hc aAd. the hereinafter
toned,
la Of competition, ameuas stated
preference will be the stocks
offered. The duly assigned the unted
States by the parties who
be transmitted this departments receipt whereof
price VIII be paid compounded ~ the i~ns particulars
l. The value, specified ia certificate.
" premium the Of the hy the act OF
July 1896 rcdeemabe November "a per cent on the
stock the authorized gt De
eember icta OF 10 the
by the 81 e47 and sas sosa on me s
December 1857, and the June Of e percent
ny The se Of 1859 and re-
deemahle the 3ist az December Commonly Texan
indamnV) PEI cent.
D. Interest ON Inc OF each certificate January
1858, the date Of receipt Treasury with he
allowance or the reach ownal IA,
in addition.
said drafts OF tho Treasurer Of
the United States, the Boon New York
or Philadelphia, as the parties may direct
which shall NOT be actually The
said LIST day OF March
JAMES GUTHRIE,
Secretary Treasury,
ian 4-dtMaS lif
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Local NEWS.

81. VAtESTlsK's DAv.-Yeslerday was 81 yAlansine's
Jay and Tor portion Of the twenty four hours the weather
was admirably suited 20 those little
ana which onishoioss viii have IL take place
among the ieahefed tribe about the 18th OF February
Whether the hardness the times has or has not conun
Gated rs osying effects 10 young and single hearts viii
not pretend TO say but certain Is there was sad falling
on IN the number Of valentines through city post
nee yesterday.
hETvRSISo TO FIRST PRrScRLEs.--we learn from the
Globe that association process Of formation in this
V composed OF s.orekeepers Of all grades the object
when y 70 crcumserbe the retail credit system safe
nmi and 70 mutually interchange information respecting
the reliability Of customers. The good one and
should prove successful IL viii alike prove beneficial to the
and 70 the honest cash paying consumers
THEAraioALWe do not whether the fault Is in the
theatrical world OF in she world Washington bat we do
know that after advertising for company for the Ma
uona Theatre In one OF the New ork papers for several
days the iookedfor response With one excap
son The four theatres in Baltimore ndaerently sup
ported and is matter Of notorey that theatrical
Is over-done in New York, Philadelphia and Boston
IL seems strange that with sureed market these cities
the failure already noticed should have taken place for
Washington and would afford remunerave support 10
properly -eonducted theatre.
The WEATHER. The sudden change the weather within
the last thirty six hosrs from cold moderate
temperature, accompanied by heavy rains fail be
attended with disastrous results in consequence the prob
able rapid disappearance of the unprecedented
snow which has fallen at the North, East and West since
the 2oth of January The rain which visited
have extended circuit Of country and the tele
graph has already commenced advise the serious
damages occasoned by this sudden break up" winter
The kIRKwooD HousE.The shop" given at this estab-
hshment few nights ago proved satisfactory to hosts
and guests and has since followed by many agreeable
"reminiscences that is confidently second viii
be given In the of a week or two.
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PRENTICE.

THE PENNSYLVANIA SENATORIAL CoSTEsTe-The following
teegraphc despatch from Harrisburg appears in the Pha-
deIpha Argus Of Tuesday evening last
The two houses met in convention at noon One hum
dred and thirty members presents Mr. Mednger of the SEN
ate and VIM NJ Capp, Of the house being absent Neces-
sary 10 choice, 60.
'The first ballot resulted follows General Cameron
SO G. r. Buckaiew, % J. Pringle Jones II d. Wilmot
8 Thos Williams James Yeeck 7 Thos ~ Baird 2 ;
Smith Fuller George Chambers, Jno G. Kunkel ;
j. s Black, o. u. Tiffany, l.
No one having received a majority Mr. Chamberlain
moved that the convention ourn TO this day three weeks
Lost--6I ayes, 90 noes
After some debate upon rules Of order, second ballot
was taken with nearly the saNe result Cen Cameron re-
oeived 80 votes Mr. Saade Berks going over to Cam
The balance Of the vote substantially the
as before.
Mr. Taggert moved TO adjourn TO meet this day two
weeks which agreed to--yeas 81, nays Ga
The convention then adjourned till Tuesday, the 27h
instant
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SUPREME COURT or THE UNITED STATES.
WrpxFsDAY, FEHnuARY Ia, 1855.

"WEDNESDAY FEBRUARY Ia 1855.
John Fitch, Mansfield T. Walwortb, and Welcome r.
Beebe esqrs OF New York admitted attorneys and
counseors of this court
No So Amos j. Bruce e a. as. the United States Err
ror the circuit Of the United States for the district
OF Missouri Mr. Chief Justice fancy delivered the opinion
OF the court affirming the judgment Of the said circut
court in this cause with interest
No g. Moses Wanzer q al. appellants, e. - r. and ].
H. Truly The argument Of this cause commenced by
Mr. Coke for the appellants and continued BY Mess Brent
and May for the sppelees.
Adjourned till Tomorrow IL O'Clock.
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ORGANIZATION OF THE TERRITORIAL LEGISLA-
TuRE IN NEBRASKA.
. OMAHA Cry TERRITORY Of Nebraska)

oMAfa tlIaf VI NeDfashH,
January is, 1855.
Nm EDITOR The first territorial legislature of Nebraska
convened in this city the l6h instant and both houses
organized temporarily In the afternoon Governor Cunning
appeared swore in the members elect and delivered his
message Wednesday, the 18th instant the council was
organized permanently by the election Of Hon Joseph T.
Of representatives selected A. Hansco esq of Dougla.
county speaker Both Of heae gentlemen are national
democrats and true to the principles Of the Kansas and
Nebraska BILL and fully qualified for the responsible Offices
to which they have been chosen
There high state Of excitement existing in regard
10 the organization, arising mostly from the capital ques-
ton, However by hrmness, discretion prudence and a
knowledge Of right we overcame excited and furious
minority and to-day have the proud satisfaction TO an
the world that territorial government has been
born to us and that law and order win now prevail
General Robertson of Burt county introduced to-day
resolutions endorsing flly the Kansas and Nebraska bill
Resolutions will also be offered endorsing in full the acts Of
Governor Cunning both OF which will be passed by large
majority
Every good citizen of the Unon well Nebraska
must feel proud that Territory over which there has been
so much excitement and which all eyes have been
ed, has been organized in little than two n~nths
and that itscgsatiye assembly has tremendously and
promptly entered upon its duties with the first day Of Its
session
This result gives good promise Of the future efficiency Of
he Territory and shows that the energetic Of Governor
Iamng have been worthy Of the approval they viii doubt
less receive from the President as well the people Our
legislature Is composed Of very intelligent and able body
men Sessions opened with prayer and everything
going on smoothly.
Yours respectfully OMAHA
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04.735

Decrease. 304,735 550sl7
The expansion the banks has rapid upon stock loans
but the demand for money for mercantile purposes has dmn
shed which has assisted to make money cheap The dis
count of banks So 900 less than on the same
date last year. and the specie hand S. greater
This presents comparatively very strong position There
are however, six banks in state Of suspension whose
last year embraced in the report which is not
the Ia the sixty days ending February the
gold in that period large and the exports nearly moth
ing The drain of specie for the interior country
ever considerable. The for of this opera
ton approaches but will be violent The southern mails
having arrived the supply Of bills less, and some
bankers asked 92 The steamer took about $500 00O
shippers countermanded gold for bills The Panama
railroad having sold S250 900 OF bonds in London the bills
we're sold for this steamer.
The produce markets heavy Cotton has declined ~
sales light say ii for fair Orleans Flour which had
been stiff under the apprehension that the would check
supplies by railroad dull agansales Of western canal
S. l2I< So 5o mixed western $40 IS sl2; southern
-four, So 3TII 50 3T4 Rye -four, Sc rs SC s71S Corn
meal, "a So Wheat-good white southern, 50 90 Rye,
81 q. Oats 63 a 6s5 for Corn in fair de-
mand 81 for mixed Pork easier-saes OF old
at sl2 So do, Sll 81. Beef So 80 slI for
Lard, 9H 9k cents. The stock market continues
very active pretty fair prices supported BY the abundance
Of money at call The leading railroad bonds sell well fair
prices in some demand for Europe. Yours,
PRENTICE.
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ENTERTAINMENT TO Mn. WsE.-After Mr.. Wise had con-
GUIDED bis speech at the courthouse in Fredericksburg
aursday night he accepted splendid entertainment
ped him BY number Of his friends Of that city AZ the
'Nfners Hotel Toasu were drunk aud number Of inn
speeches delivered during the evening Letters
cad from Mr. Mason Mr. Hunter Mr. Caskie Gov Johnson
Maj 0, NJ Crutchfeld and Mr.. Faulkner fine band Of
music was In attendance
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osyiosor rus BoAKp o. Hxsrra,

OEYioE or rHs BoAap o Hxslrn,
Washington, February ~, lsss
during the month Of January ls5s; Abandoned
aenorrhga, angina peetons Of brsie a. bfon
ehs consumption, l3i bioa. ehollc
deniton aropsy entertis II fracture o. typhoid
fsyer gs-t diesse Of heart ~ hopping cough hydro
morss intsmprfauer, NJ aundice, meningitis,
II Old paralysis, |, premature birth, pneumonia,
essrpsrsi commissions ~ syphilis uu,aa Bascsnt4n.
matte tetanps, IL unknown,
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Flood IN Baltimore.

BALTIMORE, Feb live experienced heavy rain all
last night and it is still cloudy and heavy The rain
duced reshet in the falls and many cellars along the
filed with water which has done considerable
damage In the fish market space this morning the water
and three feet Deep but it Is subsding every
where Large Of ice carried down by the food
and much Of has been carried out Of the hnrbor
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VAST Supplies for Spring-Purc LAnsm lsoods---By
sending orders Ireland
obtaining pure all hnenv fabrics, have
We day
pieces grades, commencing
per yard and advancing They
all cheap; the qualities 37x, and 10
the cheapest goods The numbers liz
uiu be sold BY the psScs
Linen table damask napkns, Diapers iowengs
ia great prefon, Of all Desirable styles and qualities
Pilow-cases of tho proper qualities and widlis
all kinds brown Iinens, chiIdfcn's
100 pieces hrdeye and Scotch Diapers thoroughly assorted
Seekers Of linen goods, reliable Qualities prices
invited call and examine stock.
40 pieces fine white nannels, for children's
LOO spring sntzes that wash WELL adapted for chdrcn
dresses.
$50 plaid and striped musins qualities
40 pieces plaid plain Sainsook muslins.n
rs do laconet cambria muslins.
do white cambric bii,anes.o
30 do chintz c0lored 6 brlisanes.
40 dozen ladies' Kid gloves.
so ladies' linen cambria handhcrehe, at 81 rs per
dozen, special Bargain
10 snirtng of decided excellence Of
fabric.
With every way n dry good. adapted gen
efai family consumption.
Cloths, casineres, and vestings- always full.
MOURNING GDODS-An ample stock constantly on hand.
world induces decline selling goods but for the and
such customers cuesay prompt In sctng Their bills BY
when presented.
trusl we may permitted remark This
goods inspection approba
ion The aRes, evil II occasions inevitable confusion In
Kid gloves exchanged back
Additional supplies arriving daily
One price only.
Delay settling any present expected occur
Strangers and Others cordially invited examine oar stock At
all times. PERRY bHofHEGs
acentiai Stores" west haIdns, opposite
Feb II--dl0uf Centre Market.
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New York Feb. A.-The market for breadsuifs Is un-
changed Both buyers and sellers waiting the by
the ASIA announced having arrived at Halifax with
weeks later from Europe.
BALTIMORE, Feb LF lour--Howard street sells SIS 81
and City Mills at S. 25 Wbeats00 bushels only offer
ed but sales Corn 600 bushels white sold at 80
yellow worth % The weather having moderated
and there being impeachment to navigation business
begins revive.
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PHILADELPHIA Feb. 1.-THE rain commenced eleven
o'clock at Wheeling yesterday at Ptsburg at p
and here at this morning The has almost entirely
disappeared and fears entertained that serious reshet
in the rivers will be the result
The western line Of telegraph Is down beyond Hsrrburg
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has 10 the time diminished E3 1872 l60 SIS 054
These together make Sl30, 9i4 05a which has
passed through the great financial CENTRE London
eulaon in England and Europe The stream has
sany from the gold London and thence il has
such points Of usefulness have been by
commercial political exgences The United States have
absorbed large amount in its passage II the above
right in respect receipts from this country CORE
spends nearly with return then have been
retained here since S62 600 have passed during
tho year Ii is curious matter Of speculation as TO what
the active elements that induce this constant
Of the metals although it fact that present harvests in
England and western Europe good prices recently
indicate that unusual amount of money goes into the
hands of ageuuris who prompted by political fears
to retain IT, This in England not however, the case and
there the farmers manifest degree Of prosperity which per-
versey destroys the arguments Of Backwood other
protectionist authorities that have long that
free trade would ruin them In the manner that every
cutlery Of monopolists here has been followed with re-
newed prosperity and returning in the money market
and money be said to be drug in Wall street see
ing that bank cashiers employing brokers TO
get their supply Of short business paper per cent
outside capital completes with them that while
has been done as low per cent stocks Money had
at per cent The amount Of paper maturing in the
spring months Is very small and the disposition do
ness by greata not great enough sell
the long dated paper current eighteen months The
dealers find that not worth while let goods for twelve
and eighteen months paper and while they trying get
money these notes the buyers Of the goods having
them into cash, using that money buy their neigh
bors The sale of large quantities of imported goods
notes to the order of the maker in order sell these
themarket without responsibility does work so well
when the rate Of shave is Ia per per month
of the face Of long note THE one for the imu
hed imports that reducing the tariff to such degree
fiscal 1854 some singular features They
follows;
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MinaAesots I--nxtnnesotA Minnesota .


Minmesots I--nrtnnesotA g-Mimnesotas
HENRY MKENTY,
DEALER IN RE.aL ESTATE
Office, Old Post Office Buit6ing, Third ssresf,
ST. rAut, ~. r.
sold Throughout Territory
Investments made the best advantage,
land warrants located.
RyERERcKs.
Gov. w. A. German,
Hon. w. II. Weich, chief Justice Of Minnesota,
Hon. II. M. Rice, delegate Congress-
Rice, Hoilngshead 4 Becker attorneys law,
Messrs. Borup Cakes, bankers,
J. T. kosser, secretary OF the Territory,
AmeH Il Van Eurn, attorneys law,
Rev. Il. M. Fullerton, register United office,
VIM. H. Hocombe, receiver United States land Office,
I. T. Mann, NJ. D.
New York.
Gilbert Davis,
Daniel Curtis,
Captain A. DcPeyateT,
Msssrs. q. Thompson b Nephew,
Messrs. Williams 4 GnioR
Philadelphia.
Joseph Patterson, csq president Of Western BANK
Messrs Drexsl 4 Co., bankers,
g r. TayorA Co..
!" Freed, WaSa \ Freed,
Bingham d Dock,
/" Siters, James, u Co.,
Bailey Co.,
Edward Hurst esq, notary public,
II. MesscheYt, attorney law,
James Kitchen, M d.,
William s,oever, esq.
Msssrs. Brown, Johnsoa, Co., bankers.
PtcksbHrg.
Messn. Brown Il Johnson, bankers.
5000 Of warrants wanted.
Feb ll--dAwIm'
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ELECTED.--Ex-Goyern Bigler has been unanimously
elected president Of the Sunbury and Erie Railroad
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New YoRK Feb. l4.The Crescent City has arrived with
of the sth She reports the British
Colossus Of so guns and the sailing ship Boscowen
of 10 guns Havana An English sloopowar entered the
harbor the day the Crescent City left.
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Pennsylvania State Senator.

PHILADELPHIA Feb I.-Pratt, the wing and know noth
ing candidate for Philadelphia county, elected at the
special election yesterday by $500 majority This gives the
wings and know nothings majority Of in the State
senate.
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. ArFAms NEW MExIco-The San Antonio Texan pub
fishes letter from Santa Fee December 81 from which
make the following interesting extracts
Santa Fe is pretty lively just now; there are good
many strangers in the city from the States by late stage
arrivals well from up and down the Rio Grande
The legislature is in session. and has been for about thirty
days placing their session just half through according to
the time for which the members sit and get pay.
hear Of nothing important done yet though il y said THAI
one Of tho Mexican members is about TO bring in bill
abolishng the constitution of the United States Of Amer
cal He comes from down near the Mesia valley (By
the by hear that the Mexicans down in that f
locality have strnck the American flag by pulling it
TO the ground and raising the Mexican national trcolo
and that troops from Fort Fillmore have gone there
raise the flag and pull down the usurper, So you
have dts here, alsol The legislature Is composed
tirey Of Mexcans, with the exception Of believe five
Americans The officers all Mexicans The language
used Is the Spanish yesterday dropped into the house Of
aud found the speaker Sehor Pmos Of this
county descended from his rostrum and laundering away
concerning most particularly the county
Of Don Ana"