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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-12

GyLIFFoRD,s INDIAN VEGETABLE

HNLIFFORD'S INDIAN VEGETABLE
> BITEERS-These Btters have proved to be decil-
edy the best tonic il they purify the BLOOD in
yigorate the whole system creating appetite curing
dysentery, jaundce, dyspepsia and dizziness and as
such have been favoraby known to the public many
years They extracted entirely from and herbs
BY distilaou aud do have the injurious effects as
usually iel the of alcoholic mixtures They may
be used with safety by children and adults.
They are highly recommended a very valuable med
icine be aested by Of most respectable
citizens, whose the proprietor is at liberty use,
and respectfully refers to Col H. Cowdin, Jno Pierce,
Esq, E. A. Yose, Boston Col w. G. Casse, Charles
town.
Manufactured and cold by the original and only pro-
prietor, SAMUEL W. CLIFFORD, 504 Commercial St,
and 10 Sudbury street Brown Lamson, Co., 40 India
street Chaplin Wilton, AZ Commercial street Burr x
Perry, Corhhi; Redding Co., State street, Boston;
and at most Of the Druggists and Grocer in the city and
country.
discount TO the trade.
WIN. BUSH L co Agents for Worcester dsman2
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HARRISoN,S

MBIAN VEGETABLE EMETIO
viii withdraw and expe all diseased matter solid, fluid,
or gaseous from all parts the system Besides its eme
&c properties it is expectorant Alternative and anodyne
1t acts in each OF its modes according nature relieves
the laborng organism diseased matter, and permits
rec action of its natural functions restore strength 1t
the only safe and certain medicine in all severe forms
Of Cholera, Cholera Morbus, Bilious Collie, Dysentery
Peursy and every her acute disease 1t has great re-
medal power in all chronic diseases. In both and
chronic Diseases assisted by the invgoratng and
taxing power of HARRIsoN's COLUMBIAN TONIC STIMU.
LIANT, certain Principles of treatment and di.
cents.
~ Wholesale Agent for New England, GEORGE w.
BRIGGS Stationer, and wholesale and retail dealer in
Harisons Columbian Inks, and American Perfumery 1923
Washingtonstreet, opposite the Adams House, Boston
aull d&wly
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MBROHANDIZB AND MONEY BRoKER
No. Salem Street, Boston.
Money 20 loan on Personal Properly, Watches bought
sold, and exchanged. Cash for old Gold az ID sllyer
and second hand Watohe dn mari
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5toues, &1.
VVVHE GREAT DEMAND FOR THOSE SUPERIOR
COOK STOVES.

which, by the way, little the incest Stove in the
market, can again be supplied have received fur
ther supply of those Stoves admirably arranged for
wood and coal. ]. L. L0RING,
ap11 diff 70 Main St
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-12

Two THE LADIES. = BR ADBURY's PEARL
Il DE BLONDE, for BeoutifHing the Complexion.
The most RICH delicate and valuable preparation known
for the human face; originally prepared by Sir Ashley
Cooper, of Engands greatest physicians and the
cre impaired to the proprietor by the late Mrs Warner
the celebrated English Tr gic Actress who had used for
years, and who could find nothing to equal it in the
world. It has before been offered for sale in this
country, but familiarity known and extensively used by
the fashionable in the cities of Europe.
TEsTIMoNIALs:
Boston, Mass, May 9th, 4565.
Gro. w. BRIeGs, Esq.,-Dear Sir; have no he sta.
ion in saying that during my professional career have
with nothing equal Bradbury's Pearl de Blonde
1t injurious Effects however freely may be
used You will please send three bottles, aud obge,
Yours, truly MRS. Il. P GRArrAN,
No. Bradford Place.
Boston, Mass. May 5tf, 1855,
Gro. ". BRIGGS, Esq.-Dear Sr;-I have been engage
ed professionally in Theatres for the last thirty years
have nothing for the Complexion equal Bradburys
Pearl de Blande. Please send me half dozen bottles
Large oneA, Yours, &c, A. HOWELL,
Costumer Boston Theater.
For sale in Worcester by 2. BAKER X CO., Booksel-
lers 1S4 Main street.
Agent for New England, GEO. W. BRIGGs staoner,
and Wholesale and Retail dealer in Harrsons American
Perumery and Writing Inks 32s Washington Street. OPP
posite the Adams House. ie22 d1y
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MORE BOUNTY LANDs.-By the Act o

MORE BOUNTY LANDS.-By the Act o
4V1 Congress, passed March 8, 1855, all officers, Sea
men, and Soldiers, who have served FOURTEEN DAYS
in any War Of the United States since 1775 entitled to
100 acres Of Land if they have received Those
who have received 40 or so acres entitled to
eeived 100 acres not entitled any more The bene-
at of this extends the widow and minor children Of
the soldier but to other heirs Those who have been
engaged in BATTLE are entitled to 100 acres without
regard to the period Of their service.
Persons having claims under this any other act will
have them promptly attended to by calling on or writing
to, A. D. RICHARDSON CO., II Railroad Exchange,
Court Square, Boston. who pay cash for warrants
N. b. We have faithful and experienced Agents in
Washington, and make chaege in any case unless
we obtain the land deodtf mch
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CHIMNEY PIECES & PIER SLABS.
~ Manufactured OF Stone By the
PENRHYN MARBLE COMPANY.


These are new and beautiful articles, imitation the
richest and most expensive kinds Of Marble style and
Anish they stand unequaled, very highly polished
retain their beauty much longer Than marble and
are not injured by smoke acids They have been
extensively used, in public and private buildings giving
perfect satisfaction While much superior in appearance
they sold cheaper than anything of the kind in the
market. During the present season, they have been
awarded Gold Medals the Exhibitions Of the American
Institute, New York. and the Massachusetts, Charitable
Association. Indeed, the confidence with which they
have thus far been received gives the arest evidence
that this marble will by It's many advantages, in great
measure supersede the use Of all others.
Architects builders and all Others are invited 10 exam
Inc them the Ware Rooms of the Company, corner Of
fremont Row and Howard street opposite Hanover street.
JOSEPH STORY, Ag't & Treasr.
Rsston Dec 1858 d27 l&wly
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Wholesale Druggist,
myl5 deod&wh 1888 Washington st., Boston.
-. N EW INV NTION
.-.l--z--n ARTIEICIAL TEETH

.,,v. II w INV NTION
ARTIFICIAL TEETH.
UYfVJ DIR. 8. d. sIGEsMOND 4 Co, Dentists,
from Paris, respectfully inform all who are
70 need o. Artificial Teeth that they have opened Of
me- AZ NO W anOver street, Boston, where the pub
NC arc invited 10 call and examine mode inserting
srenoA teeth The teeth manufactured by Of the
eeut ma.nAis and inserted without the Of plate or
GASP wnch 10 so injurious 10 the natural teeth and
noylns = me patient aud much lighter ner do not
~ 20 heay and clumsy In the mouth as the porcelain
tse'h while ior durability and beauty they unsurpass-
Cd Strangers In the city have whole or parts OF sets
inherited In eight hours from the time The r. NJ
ken. daw1y anos
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Ark 'SON'S COLU NJ BIAN ION1C
II STIMULANT--Will all diseases caused by
prostraton Of digestive powers lis action is immediate
stmuant to the vital energy to its healthy
orce tonic to sustain and perpeuae that force till
healthy screons restored and natural power returns
1t will remove all mild forms of Cholera Cholera Morbus
Dysentey, Bilious Collie, Fever and Fever in hgue and
in connection with HARRIsoN's COLUMBIAN VEGETABLE
EMETIC will the most of these and other
acute diseases in the shortest possbletme The Dyspep
tic finds immediate relief and permanent cure, in its
For all Bronchial and Pulmonary affections it has great
restorative Efficacy.
The alcohol and opium inebriates will find it perfect
substitute for both those dseaseengenderng and health
destroying articles 1t il exclusively vegetable
position and pure tonic and stimulant without the
slightest diseang property in its composition action
the system. The friends of Temperance then will find
an agent of great potency in their cause and that the
vitiated cravings of diseased appetite under its will
give place healthy action and natural desires de
cous to the taste and grateful to the senbities of the
stomach 1t may be taken in its present form, rich
syrup or in water, making delightful beverage As
daily beverage lis delicousness is uRequaHed by any
ermented or alcoholic preparation. 1t prevents well
as disease. Its use applicable in all climates in
all seasons to all iseases and in all conditions of fe
and from extreme of infancy to extreme age. Price ST.
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Eas OCTOBER 1st.-NORWICH
g1z-e@@SaS-Y& WORCESTER RAILROAD.
Accommodation Passenger Trains leave Worcester for
Norwich at l0.l5 A. NJ and SIS P. NJ
Leave Norwich for Worcester at 6.15 A. NJ. and 430
P. NJ.
Steamboat Train leaves Worcester at ZOO p M, stop.
ping at Webster and Danielsonylle
Passenger Car is attached to the Way Freight Trains
between Worcester ond Putnam.
oct1 diff P. st. M. ANDREWS, Agent.
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=. ,,,h. by so,d Fosle a, Chanbe AIM
Average price 2 hssd......sS IS


IL ere nss beer decided improve N prices this wees
over last port the time the supply ns been ldefae
sna price, run extremely high for the season Frees 10"
rather IL favor OF The bayer
Nr Moitiu avs;
week ha been uch better than FIR severs weeks
won. ans rrices advanced e. = ~ but Is opiu GA
thew vii not sustained, for the wee closes with hoera
sup5ly o hand -
Min cows II we took the word Of The Cow nerchsnis
We b Md believe thst hs reports IN iRE IRsVNs hd ut ry
ruined ther business aud that such thing - the sale 81 Gov
never took tlsce. Or c,uny readers may believe that
tale n they ike shall TIE price /. good ij od 1ws
ard usual l. u harc mNfer % SCI COW
worm moues, 81 81, There @eIe numoer oil dfy
Cow. IN market tO-isy that sold Al IS a fjo
VI ALSIheie iii s1pply u Salves " market snd'9e
OF th,r pretty coed McGrAw sold Que ~ b<2-which i
yer, wide w from 81 asa +2at which Calves are often 'od
hv the ikmu. II h. seen by the shove price ihN
good do bring eosd price. me number TINS week
s6s- atsr than the week before
SNINF-The supply Swine still continues 50 large that
90 not ssible 'or prices 70 Keep up a. ms
figure. YIN quofaonL sui We believe they are not
too high for heard offer Of &c i've W. refused to-day by
aueip. The reply &c. cr cave them Ald No Worl'
ahout II .
be slight alterations but we corcude nor -
chsnge the figures quoted last week
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Hudson River Market Boats.

Steamer MAKO Chas James H. P well master from Cox
.acie arrived wharf foot u Frank inst Sept D. reports the
fold articles By the trip, viz: % 1eeyss IS Mk Cows
IS Veal Csye sheep end Lambs g Fowls II bb. Eggs,
l7e ubs Butter q fsins 90 bales Hay - do. straw,
70 bushels Rye 81 baskets Apples 40 DO Pears d. Plum,
% bts CIDER 50 do Vinegar ~ bales Goods % bushels Pears
~ bushes Potatoes
steamer Caledonia wsdrop matter from Nevbqrsh,
rived wharf # Warren ST. sept 6 reports the following
by the TRIP Wis 81 Reeves. NH Gov. . Yea Csve.
TO 81 81 sno "a Swine 1Orsss Beeyes
YEA Mutton o.. 80 PORK DO % dressei Poultry IS
Fowls IS bbs Esgs 100 uls Butter s. u.
eriins CO. 10 n 81 btb Re - bszs Corn Meal, 50 Do.
PuclWbe IS IBIS Potatoes II DO Turnp, 65 DO App@s $50
tushe Ptm 7 bbls Beer 60 rolls Leather boxes DO IS
tsss s. bd Paper % bales Goods SO de Leather
b1. Mo.tiuz- Carriages load H. Gocs IS bRA Merch.1
dse.
Base NJ ~ Finch from Newbnrah arrived wharf foot Of
she following articles by
via: II Beyes Nk Cow 1874 Veal Calves ll9 SHEEP sod
Isb q swine Hoses ~ Beeves rs do Ves
Co. NJ tor AIS DO Polk 30 dressed Po1,y 800 Fowls. 50
Tukeys IS Cree II Ducks a ht. Esgs, 80 tubs and oi
frIius Butter a bses Hay 500 bgshe GraD, ID bis Rye
30 90 Vesesbes IS baskets APPLE 26 d. Peaches - 3D.
a DO Pl1ms Is b5s Cider d rolls Leather . bags
Wool.
Propeller 81 Nicholas. Bo'sfrd mater from stuyve.sl
avec wharf foot Of srsns Sept rep0rn the f01
.rtc b. the trp 20 sheep AMI Lambs q SWIM
~ Fowls bbs Fg.s. 50 tabs suffer, averaging d % 20
bales Hay IS Do Straw 90 bushels Oss 70 bis Rye, 80
bsgs 90 do Buck heat 10 bba Potatoes. So d.
Apes 20 DO Pears 80 SO bundles Paper A. bales
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SHIP GUIDING STAR, Mcclellan Of Liverpool reported =
nif,lng spoken BY ship Mercury Dnon twbeb tnsa
at 6edord April 10 % the 10 day Of Feeni.y 81 u -,
g a. g. Ion 81 40 w. Capt McC!ssad Informed CAP. ~
that he should stand FAR south possible before rpaAs
The Mercury bfOosht home Letters from NV
ers passengers on boad the Guiding star
Cd @h u. Is nile, Of fuss,r Light came S;sr
Frenoh spsIh rsfs; csniec away cUtwster dying J1
guJs &c II being very dark and cost oo' .erns
hat cs.fe the suained she Der clfs ~
the chsnle Aus IS VIM Pratts, cOloedJ p-ssenta ~
cied from congestion e the lungs. II.
SHIP C0HOTA, which ashore TOddy ROefs, nv -
charged her esTgo which was bat htbs damaged sc 81
Dowsys Dry Dock forreps. Damage 70 iSs IA
sppesrs u he small. ,.,a.x
BAHK UTAH Miller ri.fy reported yesterday which "a -
hence Saturday for the u Acs, retufnee
dsy mon ns 70 repsif danase rscsi,sd 70 e2soa asf
ciofnt occurred on Sunday, N. The bars Va 49,
; :. T., when schooner VS. deserted Htniirs ~ ~. ~
Cp' 81 hnobg u impossible 20 get % windTArd o. es
vessel fsl eff and called 20 the sehooner % az 10 40,
toon sfter struck. The wind fresh toe " -
the tine with dark, el'udy weather On tbs Veee' 80
In collision cry heard from the schooner 80 hon "A
rnrec. bur Jobing seen of her NEXT ro1
the pfu,cn and daitD@ss rendered T. iDpOsn9e Y -
u,-t 10 ascertain wha' damage she hid received The -.
suffered 10 hul sails and rgsns She 0f Ggvefno "a
yesprcsy MIR disehngirs h'r p2wfer sisr ~ liza
ould b. her 6oct o. repair The collision p' "a
81 Fire I,laLd and bens nsgy, could not tel the nc
Sc 0Cner 90 xAh
BRis MErAILAV from s.ysrnAb Of and Cor Bsho M q
at Sc n lon "a g wa'srogsed end aozndonef 80 ~
eli ibe deck lr,'a fore toPah &c ~. bsss
all fur'd, snd Ji5 bangug Loose sae appeared " nav
recently abandon q. IL, s,,,s p.%
more on Tuesday morning .st for Newfofk ia 81
ts o. FRIDAY osLlus having the sa1e 1sht sn .<sJ
of Point l. okout encountered hesvy gale "nieh
scss Pa..o Allen from phisdephs, a, ProvS Nd n.
in hesyy blow from ". n h. OF Mohiauk lsth ins-
ing Jb ard sprung main BOOM
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sasf.rpss ALsASAe.... .tsl
N ZINE 10 URNAL.
FORT or Embellishments,
Cleared.

stesro,hPs- Roanoke simmer, City Point La'lun Pe.s
ants. Southe-uer EWan Chte'ton. So3fogd Tle-toc Ca
Augusta Lyon, Saw nnsh, L. Michel
Ships-A =. schmidt, Mulsen, New o'lsao', W Sehr2.
Co Csif5uis Packet, Besrse CslAo snd San Juan Ne,
NTH Jones
Bsks-Mu,siuguu. Decker, Warren W. Bowen; Bsrsi
zine SroussIe Muscuah I. h. UaSeT 60 Rhodes sss
New Orleans. A. Le,Iyi UDee Sem, Can. NJ Ot~sas L.a,
West Co.. stan ey ar lee lussut, sc susert Co
Brig.-MsI tl.n Tlbbets =. Mars Y'te' Pofterast3
Add, swift Foster Mafzcabi Msit sud Phelps [
Schooners--Aary Glnt Cal, Lsvacct, HoCFrady, Not
Co.; Gfib Conk IN. ~. Mays Ga c. H. P.r'oni Jans,
kcch. Euten Heuu'nss, NJ her Go,fsi l5u', ,fesa,
Fdertou johnson 4 Slash' rarsei, Davis. savanna NJ
Cresov Nod 4 Co; MRS Wise, Crockett GonAves Whs
Duncan, J,rolenon. Lice, Baltimore = ) merrill Ban
que Sweet. Sufok George Pre-, lsaoei, Franklin bosa,
nsvtcn SFragus
SooT.-B.css,cne Reynolds, FrOvi eaee, master wsTeo,
stsuuard New Hayep, master.
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Cambridge Cattle Market.

Reported fer tbs n Y WEEKLY rkIsVss BY ioHs EATos
"WEDNESDAY, Sept -, 1873
A. Market Csrte-sbout - Bseyes and = Stores
eonssos Of Worsrs oxen Cows and Calves fsa5fn" AMI
yezrs o d
M.Exrr sEEF-EItEs = cwt- ts 75a 80; ar,t quality
a. 81; &c Iuslfy ffd 81 :, third QustT. 70 -; ord
= n : So 6iies a cwt g. 800 ~ Pelr. 0al5c. CAT
sims lSc p Ves Calves : - q ts--92 { Usrset.
srosEs-wnr.ins OteG. sll2, $40, Sl5 S!9Sl6@
Cow, 4ln Cslve, IS fSs $50 so as tDd S6' n.
lns. ST., sl2dSl3 Tw' Year, I'D, 81 Sore. sliTtAi
Re. Z : 2tQI41 Three Nd-Sl5 SA. f3l 49, sb@
spetg As1 LAMBS srse- Eirs. - g. - ~
Lo, 81 Is ~ s2l?i ~ IS 81 6259 $2ob g. dt1
suT,rwtc',s :. .oA flogs So snd corr. fed ~, 2 n
RFMAgKs: The market opened VEL yesterday, A. the
first Cattle usiI arrived The market has az up tendency
on err, and inst quAi of Beef Sales quick SO
over he Frtchburz Rslroac s. the Boston 10 eel
Rallies al nuc 80 over the Maine Extension loaded with attic
sheep, Swine, Horses and Fowls.
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,.,rbrois or, uuh material advance 10 oe sve.ss ell
me-. thou they consider ths, the quality ~ ine Seh ."
- 80 ~ xe.t thar l.., We uoticed Uuso
a. thew this morning thai we're very iaif ha
Tor IN. u.rsst where rarely motion We make N
folIes rom
sHEEFBsogEKs saLsS
Al Rrovuirs. Tnos. T. LATIN 500 81 sheep ard LAMBS
Gov xSta4-sv,rssir. IS 10 y hsA-i2c ab'vs his average
AT x,,k OF. LOT 81 sold fo' SIS q for es 81 of -35i
- sheep fo1 S. and Lamb "a to Josn dams . sheep ~
SIR -,
Hume. Bsldsn sod $50 FOR siS5>ayerAsns IS 80;
che o cs sheen and lambs sold for S52S They from
he fam Of Alexander Of Cherry Valley, and we're avery
hand, ONE foek $1,000. .,o,o g
NeGsvx smi .old sfs for - sl9 averaging - some
n them ere rr-ty thin and Of the los sysased 81
I,r,rdAy .bou 90 head came II sni al 'oli 81
Brown as Tb. oruDg Judge fbese are ot n the peas
lance NcCsry cold 40 for Ssls9 sveisSlns - IS which
vrv aye sivarcs upon bis es the wees before, say nc
several drove. over 81 20 VII: ~ Tor
-tss 70 To- $40 80 70 for Ssli lVl iot s+4 10 fot
so, snd U ,,.,. $500.
,.irs 5 IS head We drsye OF then l.ed 5r'
s III for it2 ltO for 1915 lOs suos oE $685. 10 lambs
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Poultry is plenty, with prices The same. Batter
Res upward tendency, but quotations remain the
sane as last week. Peaches are scarcer, and the
prices have advanced shout fifty per cent.
The above markets carefully revised By the for
lowing dealers at Washington Market:
J. 81. FULLEk-siant No. lOl, Butter Cheese and LUd
2 PAcKIR sos-st.nd Nc. {, P0ultry sad Cane.
KSFf RrEo-stsnds Nos 2 and = See, Aattos. Yea
ana Lamb
Bseoc Beef Tongues sc.
J. II. BKoAs / co.-s,.nd Nc. 4 Fruit, Of .. t,n1a
J. D. HIscoI-St.n6s Noe. II and ls Fish de.ler
c. B. HARRIs-Sr. and No ~. EEr Cheese nc.
L. KNs co-sos and Fu.tors,., G,sea AID pn.t
Fruits. Ve1etsb,es Herb lie.
wv. J. BL.cE-Stsnd Ne. GO. Vegetables
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CorroS unchanged but quiet to-day FLoUR akYut -.
tkrrv .alss Of 30 bD randard super6Ds deivsrshs
n,nb o. 81 7Si eloss hold. snsiJv, b sel A. -
or SO Ne god .rnsh bfsnd we're tispos-d o. b,v.
heisr.kr,hy. Tor home pss s'ss - BON 81 10 "a
hul RYT ioUS &c apd CcRN MAJ tetas ss-i bs,srs
WHF.r p. d. more perfy AID - - ~ 10 90 baA
81 IS r Red .rd s5GS. - or White u. ior v,
choice los. C'SS IN bitter tsmaod Stth sie n 500 ba.
ssteru Tor PenEsy issais Neos Ia -.
size for southern afost FYs a,ve, With SIDE. 4 SOD
bush ice. not Psoii OARS b-,.sr
with sales Of 90 bush Sic for Prime Desvv. al a.
Penu,ylvsnis, mostly Il the former GSOctss aaA y..
VISIONS 40 quiet sul uncbauEsd WHISKY steady gr
oI khds and a G42c. for 30 the latter for prime ska
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u~~.Yorh Cattle Market

WEEKLY sEPORf Of reseipo and .eilips Psess Of
MIX COW VEAL CALVES, SHsEP enc LAsbs
sns SWIM .ith carefully Pree.rs4 .seOoni Of ~
30, her sssIrt, and prr VI BLEP CATTLE Al tse 80
H,ipe.es, " .rtet At a. AspINGrON DROVE YAkps
t4th o. Pfeps ed every week. sIg-es'y for he l.
TRIBUNF. by sOLCN Ro5 SsoN
w-DSsspiY, Sep: g, 1855
cussssT sos THIS Ssfk
svzy, e.- are sold BY the eese Priee eioA 20 the
value of ssruse weight Of Dee' u me qa.ter' ne
bde md t.nou OF 9th sgATter not eounted n This
MARKET, Il . n BosSan ,. Al -, . -, h.l,.,
l.sr u,.k frsi qu.iy, loc, with lev saes y lUt;
N.du1 y, Poorest &c with some ' oreI Bat lev 'es
over Ice. OF under SC. --,.- -.. IL
Psicys OF vI.I C.IvH. Calves are usually Nt Arcata
IN. wear ~ 20 7e 2 i've Ee.h' except tno-e run on
IA dsy. old Known Eitter' which 6Ti1s % s5S
80 In lrfunn soOd may usss Cave 70 mon ms
- 90 tor ava sc seh GOD fat res ss' oten IS tigh
a. 80 ass. .h 49,, ...
q. The pre- Z aors-s OrdnsTy Co.'s todtt 1000 sr
Gov, ASA $40 extra qua Iry, 18th C. stSdt"
SBFsr Az LANES Con rcu Sseep, +5tVGtS efTs >e-ep
elCdi q Lambs s5cS7. - -, -,
usrbt 6.as,c desd E-sh sidsie -rp.1 lie i've .,
6i1s.e dead VT s;dse.; si fed i've W.T. :: Goiei a. &C
Vt sac; EewYot state i've w. Of &c desf -, s19tc
New fork stste small prime for market re'A'rg sSsa'
ktsbe
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Albany Lumber Market. wrnz ssprso SEPT. %
R7orrsa srscu.Iy Joy n. y. !. Trissns

M oTftd nectl1Iy Tor Ihf Y. D. ITi'Hns
There ws limited business done at the close Of lar week
bur has oeped the present gek wi "a her III re
etyy ard COCO b1susss has been done Bushes however
m ch dull for this h.o deaes had ed
There there be he usual F business and
bu ere who invariably spared ~ no mT
he, purchases beto the period heye no.
due g. but he ecnu,ry have tIms I'd here scarcely any
prospect II their ending further supI @s some OF the
dealers The aud Ets that tn II y9ris
now ked oyeIhow AMI that there Is DO demand
The market, under these circumstances Is quite eas' an we
have report from former quOtso Tor Box
Pine Tell, Bosrd. Heuock Boards iiemlocs Jo' SKI
and He N och Wal suips &h
Che receipts here by canals for the third week In Sep
teubtr In tie yess named below have been f0loNsi
NJ anls lin lrlIlea Tlnlha nv
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rrt eaIoc Beef Ham. c.ree; Gales Of 100 bbs 10 &c
ssrire 81 fis-ve mont Ea ~. eak demand asi1s- ssr


RICE. quiz. arket prices rue hrn me stocI reiueed
tie prosre Of regular supplies from Charleston OF crop
soOd " g. 81 5dt &C.
SPIRITS % all eesipan. cantinue 5uoyant On hss been
bs .reepsfv- demand and for other Kinds he Iqy
God Tns satply IA souswhst Eusmsui-i by tie
srriyt Of the s,edonisu" from rdesux Siti Of
r and Be- suI Brandy. ens1deraos porn. - 900
~ 10 sstiysl The sales os the ..s Ihf-e ass -oo~
T. nerssse OF ths thee previous especially ohl-
Iii, l. 80 r abe speculation. uno hsve asn more Sly
80 r. u.l IL ro1esftd by the diminishing supply sad
~ isr n r-ts Of advanced prices Our ctJ reAers
= tk,r ~ II sv-rs- Per diem 1aan y a. there
h., Pee 10 rahsr au- ~ he .Ass ou' otto 80
-, -. q rcfs ased their grehs.'A he .sesa e e
~ - >. Cosusn Br.LdT - sass IS % Rochelle 81
IS .d.4 IS Bordeaux s: IS 75i 20 pipes ,oisni 90 AZ
= q 81 q. y rurch.ous s. CTcx Rum a. l37@ 20
. - : IS "a IS Sc. teh halt WHISKY al 81 20,
sPiCEs-Arce. embraced WITHIN th' ss.'tns .s ratasI
"a 92 ard s. bass PEPPER ~ lie. We quote:
cas- in net. = L, - a s. PePpe sqns ..'..-g II
CO., Rsee'.... ala Pimerto, jan cssh' IL IS
Tste SIS q - Gloves. tesshl. ......l5,d Ii
ruueEs No l.......N q ~
$ CARS More hes been done tOdsy; pree, are more
.tea6y he inquiry been fm both the Iads and fe1asrs
IL e,ufs ere United and stock greatly reduced ss oay
Of la tbds Cuba &c. so nads DO At itdIse and /"
Ito N,vOrle.s. LARGE sales IN al o'd 0O hhd.'
were swell runo ed - sold TO-DAY al 4sc this how
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Markets. .Reportei y Te,egrapl.

ALBiyY sept y $50 P. H.-FLOUR dull wHsAr-No
sass. CosN-Ss.s 500 bushe. ga use fs Western
uNed BABY very setv-i sale. - 90 bgshe. almost a.
four r1w'd : y small lots OF
: 10. O'rs hrn q Sste. RYE strest u.
BUCsWHFsr FLoUE s4d$2 % q 100 q. REcsfPrs ~ Canal
bsrey
CEAkLLsroy, sept 2s-CoTToS-sAe IL tt.s market Dung
The pat Gays, 500 bales. Prices Unsettled