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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-11-23
Bostort ADVERTISEMENTS.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
IN notice.!

The suberiber respectfully informs the Foreign Ponu-
ation # New England that he still attends to the bust
II preparing first papers for those who
wish 70 hcome citizens Of tn United on very mod
erat- terms 1t his I'D stand
Al fri3ners residing out of the city of Boston, desr-
ing procure First Of Final Papers of Naturalization
must come to Boston, there is other court in any
town or city in Massachusetts lawfully qualified 70 do the
business.
REMEMBER Persons wishing First Papers can pro-
cure them any day between the hours of 10 A. NJ and
L1st Papers Oh Fridays only, from 10 O'Clock A.
NJ. to / P. NJ.
THOMAS ROWEAN, Jus. of Peace,
and the oldest Naturalization Agent in N. England
129 Federal Street, Bvstou.
MI daW6m
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-11-23
NEW PUBLICATION
THE FLORIST, OR SINGERS GUIDE!
new collection OF
SOcial. Moral. and RaIigInns Sonrs


THE FLORIST, OR SINGERS GUIDE!
Anew collection OF
Social, Moral, and Religious Songs,
Designed for the Of Schools, Summaries Academic
and Juvenile Singing Schools.
ORIGINAL AND SELECTED,
By o. CoLLEsTER.
The editor having had many years. experience Al
Teacher Director OF Music, and having been for seye.
raj years employed teacher and Director Of Musical
Conventions, and Teachers Institutes and also having
been employed in the State Normal School at Framing
ham, and the Normal Institute at Lancaster Mass bv
which circumstances various other opportunities he
has boen enabled to ascertain the wants of the people in
regard to this department of education feels confident
that will not only meet the appreciation of the many
Teachers and superntendents of Schools, and friends Of
education who have so earnestly solicited its compilation
but the public generally.
Published and for sale by W. J. REYNOLDS Boston A.
Marsh, Worcester
Price per dozen, $500, Copies for examination for.
warded to any address receipt Of eleven Letter Posa
Stamps. n13 dtf&ws
EDOOKS-BOOKS-B JOHN KEITH
ND cos Bulletin of New Books, No. 239 Main street,
Ths Works of Charles Lamb, 2 vols.
Lily, Novel, by the author Of Busy Moments."'
The Border Beages, simms.
Poems of Home aud Travel, Bayard Taylor.
The Mystic, Poem, Bailey.
The Modern Pilgrims, vols.
The Refugee, or Narratives Of Fugitive Slaves.
Mexico and its Religion, Wilson.
Twice Married.
God Revealed in the Creation.
Lucy Boston, Fred Folio. -
Occasional Sermons Lowell.
s eS ,il Wife, Dickens. Children. stories.
The Land OF Gold, W. H. Helper.
My fathers House, Mcdonald.
Stray Leaves from the Book of Nature, Devere.
Richard Hurds, Simms
India, China, aud Japan, Bayard Taylor.
The Match Girl.
Isoras Child.
Cora and the Doctor.
Tour among the Planters.
Physiology OF Marriage.
Our First Families.
The End, Cumming
The Annals OF San Francisco.
Henry VIII. and his six Wives, Herbert.
oakdeld, w. Arnold.
New Hope, or the Rescue.
History Of the Council Of Trent
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-11-23
Worcester, Now 20, 1855 DIFF
LADIES, VISIT THE CITY STORE.

j, II, CLARKE d 90.
Have marked down their entire stosk Of Dry Goods to
prices below competition. We give below few prices Of
the many BARGAINS now TO be found in our Store
NO. t5e MAIN STREET.
New and best styles Manchester, Hamilton and Pacific
NJ DeIaines, former price 25c for 1910.
cottonand Wool TwIled Flannels for l2lc
Heavy Lyonese Cloth good article, for zoe.
Heavy Double Twilled Thbes for 75c.
All Wool Plalds for rs and SOC,
An Wool Plain DeLalnes for 25c.
Heavy Debages for l2ic
Raw SILK Plads for SOC.
Ladies Cloths for SIZE.
Heavy Embroidered scarfs worth $500, for S2.25
Double width Cashmeres, former price $50 for $50.
90 pairs 500 Blankets, from auction, for $500
2 Gases nlnepsnny Engllsh Prints for 1oc.
Cloak for $500.
Forthc next sixty days whole stocg VIII be offered
utyEaY CHEAP PRIoEsg az the City Store. No. 1872
Main }. II. CLARKE 4 90.
Mo dawu
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Grotkerp, Mr.
kS w s. IR T III
Successors to Brown & COL

k o w N & FIR T III ,
(suecessors to Brown & Co..
NO. FLAGGS BLOCK.
And $50 Main Street
The subscribers would respectfully call the attention Of
the public to their extensive stock OF
CROCKERY, GLASS, & CHINA WARE!
Comprising splendid assortment Of Jas Edrards' Best
White Iron Stone Ware, Haviiand's Best White Gold
Band and Decorated French China in Breakfast Dining
Tea and Toilet Sets, by the piece as our customers
may wish.
American and Foreign Cut and Common
Ct l. A S S w A r E!
From Boston and New York auctions An Of the Iatest
patterns and the best goods In the market at the lowest
prices. Also, complete assortment of
r britannia and Silver Plated Ware.
ea rays Table Cutlery, Solar Lamps Casters Gas Fix
lures &C. Any person in want of Housekeeping Goods
anu especially those who about commencing house,
Aeepng' are respectfully Invited to give US call. We
money. y ~ wv
"A e r HANGINGS
" An those who want to buy French or American Paper
anglhgs' Paper curtains Borders, and Painted Window
hades, cheap will find for their interest to give ua
call. BROWN e TTD Ell s HS .
(successors to Brown Coz No. Flagg,I BLOCK
oil dawSwin 90
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-11-23

FOR THE BEST AMERICAN DELiINEs, 12l Cents
FOR BEST STYLES FAST COLoRED PRINTS. at cts
FOR S7t CENT SILKS, at 6!1 Cents.
FOR HANDS )ME PLAID SILKS, at 37l Cents
FOR YARD WIDE CASHMERE PLAIDs, at IS Cents;
FOR BEST LAMBS WOOL HOSE, At % Cents;
FOR COTTON FLANNELs at 10 Cents;
Go to CHAMBERLAIN BARNARD. 4 cos.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-11-23
Sas1iIrM's REMEDIAL DlsCOY NR

e. EiIEU'S REMEDIAL DaSCuV ERV
~ AM CLEANSING C0MP0UND.-This useful arti-
Gle has BEEN used in many parts Of New England for
eral years, for removing spots of dry paint pitch OIL
grtese, ana most acid stlns &c. from ladies' and gentle
1t inoF es paints aud white spots from windows furD
ture &C has been ascerained by experiment 10 be of
graf use when applied a remedy tor burns scalds
bruises, cuts, ohapped hands, chi bsins neuralgia
spra headaches sore lips animal poison ery
sipeias, tooth ache, ague, nc.
Full directions for each bottle will be given to the pu
chaser, and cures warranted if directions complied
Bith.
D. g. C0LESW0RTHY, Agent, 66 CornhiIl, Boston,
BUBH CO.. Worcester
JOSEPH SMITH, Proprietor,
n22 iHW3m 9 Salem street Charlpstowu Mass
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~ u r GLA Rs' Ala n NJ
PHYSICIANS NIGHT BELL AND LAMP
BINGHAM X BAILRYs PATENT

his Instrument is emost perfect ami efficient ever in
vent Ii can be alta he'd any door or window any
atteht 20 open which, viii cause loud be rung
and rmp instantly lighted. 1t can also De easily at
tachsd !" common CLOCK, liking it 70 sound an alarm
and iait the lamp at any required hour
uni 80 81 Washington street Boz tom
ri
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-11-23
p A Z K Z X HO ~ SET!
b O = L O N.

Eil;sEiE This and elegant establishment, situated
kEA@AA on School street, is Completed, and will be
opeu r,r guests on Monday, Oct. sth.
II viii be conducted on the European plan, having
chambers and parors for the accommodation of about one
hundred gentlemen with public restaurant where meals
Will served at all hours of the day. The arrangements
OF dArous private Dinner and Supper Rooms for the ac
Comnodaion OF Clubs societies, &C. is unsurpasssble-
Ther4 is also staurant, with private entrance on
School ST., for the special accommodation Of ladies' or la
dies accompanied by gentlemen. The prcpietors have
spae 10 expense IN fitting this house with all the ar
rageata and appliances necessary for The comfort Of
us guests, and they assure them efforts shall be want
ing On ter part to meet the appreciation of the public
II. b. PARKER,
MI d5m JOHN L. MILLS.
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.pA DOLLARS REWARD! Whereas, an
y ~ Fiat SILVER BUGlE, belonging to the North
rookfeld Brass Band, was stolen from room in the
Town House, in North Brookfed, occupied by said Band
between Monday evening" Oct D. and Tuesday morning.
Oct ~ the subscribers Offer the above reward for the
lection Of the thief thieves and the recovery of the pro
perry, or one hall the amount for either.
The Bel OF the Instrument has ornamental wreath
around i, and was marked = Graves Co. Boston,
TIll0. P. CLARK
JOHN HOWE, Selecmen of N BrookfeId
G. f. GUILIVER.1
North nrnoh field. NnY 9. iShh-
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BLANKETS, BLANKETS.

GHAWLS MARKED DOWN Best Bay
~ State Long and Square shawls cheaper than were
ever beare sold in Worcester. For prices call at
CHAMBERLAIN, BARNARD & cos.
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NJ OTICE.-The subscriber having made a change
" in his business by taking partner would hereby
give notice that all due him must be settled i'm
medately. A. PEASLEE.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-11-23

tENO ROAD CONTRA CTORS.-Tbe Select
men of Nohbridge give notice that they will receive
proposals until Dec 8, 1855, for building the new Road
as laid out by the County Commissioners in said town.
either by single secOns for the entire route The Sc
ecmen reserve the right of rejecting any proposals which
,,uSr bo c,l,r,i tta3
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Surveyor TO confer with the New Orleans Canal and Nayi
cation Company in the matter Of removing and recon
structiug the bridges the Canal Caroudsst. rem
dered necessary by the improvements being made BY
said Company Concurred in, and Messrs Howell CHA
pela duyol Fabrs and Barbarin appointed the Com
mittee
messsge from the Mayor read, recommending an
addition Of hundred and fifty TO to the present
police force of the city with suggestions their distr
button, etc Referred to the Police Committee.
letter from the Comptroller read, announcing
the sdudication of the cleaning the Camp
Melpomene, Canal and Claiborne Canals and resolutions
were adopted approving the same.
The Treasurer's weekly report, showing balance on
hand Of SO e3l o. referred to the Finance Committee
petition Of residents GENTLY road read, ask
that that road be made passable to the cty and
| solutions for granting the petition adopted.
Numerous other petitions and letters read by title
and referred. Among them by Mr.. Hsrris,
bringing string Of serious charges sgainst Recorder
Jackson Of the Fourth District This referred TO
special committee consisting Of Mess Bsrtiete Violet
and Rabre.
The quarterly reports of the First and Fourth District
Schools referred to the Committee Education
and ordered to be published.
The Finance Committee offered the usual resolution fol-
paying sundry bills which was adopted
There being reports from the other standing COM
| mittee6, the Board adjourned.
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ARRIyAL8AT THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS YESTERDAY.

ST. CHARLES u Monroe Miss Packer N tchsz; p
Saunders, Joseph Norcome, N O; Magpon. Mcclure
Martin La HC Spsno, Tex spragus o;J Coombu Masei
McWll La Capt DR. Thos vadep ST Paul
Merrill Miss Magnou, George Wallis, Fa D. Chss
Dubon, Mobe Sage, o; b White Taylor Boston, c
Bostwk reese, Y; Col Texador, Wool, Raptes;
Benz Neb Fancifco; Mrs Gbb Miss Gbb'
WIN Peck La; Elias Geens jaime. Coleman, Miss
bert, John Corbin Mas VIM Bliss, Y; Bsnfed, James
orosss Jnlio Mo1no Desmond Mexico Fuz Lsshbrooke
La; Calhoun, Natchez.
ARCADE. John Feuptane, Hsrwe, Christian Haryer
Couts James Marsass Thos Mases Mas Sami Williams
timer, N @ Adam., Miss; H Benedict o. BeAsfey. VIM
Warren Tex knesand Shreveport Darris, DrsFo
0 Myers, Lowe. Aa Grassland Tax Scott Nd
Clarence Mchler Arthur Scott Washington. DC
Tex: ALI Bailey. AIS Charlton, Night Tex Evan. Atchaeya
Iesse Warren Jr Miss Caidsham Piphn, N o. Jones'
JamesD Penn La Geoseos,. A Robinson.
CITY Glendenng. Copper Cooper, David
food o. Mailing flaquemins r Neal, coa Wilson, N
Gaze Eger. Rapdes Geo Richards Jsetsenyds Yale
VI Geo Reid Tex; Nay, Raplde John Stevens
Tex; Dr. Lasfed Mica Laitses,d Nina Steven Barby ID
dy Dunbar Nelson, II Casoo AchsfAlsya CAIN
As;G sewal y; w Herbert Tex Roet Mays
Green, John Whimbery, q D Davis Fesen, Aa Nichols
John Dow Lei "a Hill Ts. Henry, La Gsl Msdon; W
sndria; Bridsse Vsaon La; Hartmsn&ady Smith
McCaeken II Fly Mics; Thos Tucker, Hen Kellsr La
with, Mrs. Cooper. Is.
ST LOUIS John Grant, Mobile: Mnnros VIM Toole
Psar.sn Piihis Ala; W Dasidson " Iyiae, Wash
Psips AZ Mr. Smith, cs,s AMyTs Mex As.
Marss hiss Mia Rob Emerson VS.; Col Hekok
Andrews. Ala. -5@ e.
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SUGAR AND MoLAssEs. :. Sugar was still in active
request and prices rmer with sales Of 1900 bids
Fair to Fully Fair e2<@7t<, Clarified s@sk OF No
iasses 1900 bbs were sold at 11k132xe gallon for
Good to Choics-a further decline.
FLOUR. The market continued heavy, and the GALES
were confined to few lots including 100 bbs Unbranded
at 90 so, and 60 Superfne Ohio at So rs y Dbl.
GRA1N.Corn was quiet, and noticed sales Of
only about 1900 sacks mostly a. $50 bushel OF Oats
500 sacks Ohio were sold at 800 ~ bushe in sacks
Wheat was lower but active with sales of 1900 saekr in
lots but ell to party at 81 co. and on Mon
day ioooIat 81 % for Red aud 81 "a p bushel for white
of Rye about 1900 sacks disposed Of at st 100
u l2H bushel of So OF Bran $50 sacks sold at
| S5c p 100 Is.
PROVISIONS. Mess Pork was retailing ct 5000
$50 80 v Dbl Nothing Of any moment was doing in
Bacon or Lard. sSvS5
COFFEE. Quiet and barely $50 bags sold of which
$50 Bio at 1lA@l1K, ITO at H. and 80 skimmings at
1o1se p Ii.
sALr..A cargo Of about $1,000 bushels Sicily was
scd at the reduced rate Of Csc bushe and 500 sacks
Liverpool mostly private terms, but including 1000
Fins at 81 20 p sack.
BAaGIsG. Sales 90 bales at lac, and 25 at l4s<c
aUNNY BAGS. 80 bales were disposed Of at 1sKc
and an offer Of 1s4c refused for $50 bales Extra
Heavy.
LIME. cargo Of 1000 easkt Thomaston was sold a,
81 Is cask-an improvement. +5s H.
HAY,...A fatbost load Of 80 tons Western was taken
at $40 so p ton.
WHIsKY..-.so bbls Rectiaed were sold at asc and
Last week lot Of 1871 bbis Bourbon at 75o gallon
fREIGHTS.. Cotton was shipping to Liverpool Of
I'd In American, and 1924 in British vessels and t.
Havre at 1Ac 2~'
EXCHANGES. -. Good demand at our quotations:
Sterling l071x601os
Francs Observation-Disclosures, hf a5n5f Al Y a Solla,
Nev.York sixty-day Bills. ct Ill
Sight Checks on New York In3s an
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.an a rs.Is-s c&eBT4.s--s Levi.

Ass-TotaI gs02 halss e5tteu.
saalss - sasasys sE.ssyas < ssIia /
d Risssrd ssg.n Hsaasr.e rssie a.
aasrsr s.srs1s rGy. q Ml.sussI
.e9 Rossca Ass-e Hekssy Bssdrdfs,si isi5 bsiss
WASHINGTON Alice q sslss cotton Payne
asss, r Fs,s.rs es.s.as ar,s,Is seo % g
mi. 6sssay assss So =
ia . sfsf .s as e. s.s
s. ha sss' ss &c sisss e ~
W.. esss Il sRs. a. s g.
80 ilssd assa:,sss
Yss.rsa - , aekIslos BsssrsN
n xssas sses Ts s.sss' sss
PRO- sssT s ms
6sa.a SUI Carroll
Mssss, is'ss
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Hal. Red rs.s.sa q j.<s.s Us 4 ' Uras
a e = ass' saEaT s ssss,Ia q
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I'D. Do wa.ly Z si ss e
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Toss c. % ss ss, T.s's s
MKlsroy Brsdrd-4 bales mdss as ses seus x
se.n ... In. ss
Pope sos Do hs e. az g 81
e. DO p.ss sssss shls noar James coapy
sTLOUIs-se.mer Empire cyloeo IBIS EoafJ Hanphrsysil
d % r rs C. ss: 8
wheat psrk hid. q bss .ai!sv Du,essr II
| sts corn Baker colius--sandriss 70 order. 80"
& <. Z III Il
cas.Tp.a'srs e g ~. oss. W
do Augps Thibsa.so ia. Ls d b.,
ss sos Fl ass Ss Rs:s
,a, GO hsas ..g s.ss as,oo ~ o
tss. Psusad sugar 9s bbs nsss.s
soa "a as sss Ssea Msosss d q III
o,f ss sa's ss d. TO- g. ~
90 e
ss a Mf s.s.s
ksg esso Davis jokin &eea bo sppes key
observation-disclosures s,oeton-s5 600 feet ub.,
Easou-ics furniture and s1ndriss 10 order ss''s
asaSsss bale. s'ss
e sseis'n Ssos e
.4a Fresen, Stevenson aecunde 1851 sais
opasliass bh<a sugar bsls s.....
~ eorssssmls bids 5sgsr Edward Shit aeo
pT. sss III e oa
= nns e 20 Dbl. @slsssss
hhds sugar oil bb,s molaesea. 80 VA =
Per New Orleans and Jackson Railroad.
S hale. sG..s Aadssses Ms.eaIos Payne
Bnas Fuller 9sss ssbsut z a.
Lssandeii Hsri.a osssS
| eo-Toiai $40 bales cotton g An'i'~'
| Per New Orleans and Opelousas Railroad
~, sIs Is sa 1e T. p.ss pa,s kc1
ss1,ss Dc q
ChaEpan-Iotal 81 hhds s9s bbls olaazes
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RECEIpTs or pRODuCN

MEMPHIS Nsshyis-alos bags James Connolly
Fsllowes Aeo-3l Fraser eolSi
bsggngS Ewns5o do is rope Grug
bgug fnrmae Bro3 ndss Shaw
carriage Converse keo-i
Dwight 6co-4lI Wright Davenport
Johnson &co1lS n Lowe &eo-a0o &co-lss
Bradley Wilson zee es pas Jenkins &eolos Flowss aeoes
John Watt &sose " Drake &eo1s do Oakley &awkns5s do
Stanton NswmAnso Carro Prchard Aloway
Harrisonl3 Ms!eaf-aa Caddy Brown
4eoal Hewitt Morton Aeo.a Pnekard Aeols Ward
roll &oos Cleveland Brothers kee Ts-T Robson Allen
Thonbi &e9 Skpwiih4sto cotton.
yAZoo CITYSsamsr Whitsman6sJ bales cotton Ward
Saunders Hant-sn Adsmssol Alea-Iss Oaisy
Hsnkius-a Ruchns Stanton Newman
lander keoi20 ByTue kedR Tsfri-49
wilsu, Phillips &eoIs Payne sosa Foley Ave-
soaa Miles Adams9s Stewart 6eo-ls Anderson MsaL
q fIneasrs AsoaS kuSsity ~. AeoiI Waller so do
Nslsea &c0-2 Therrhl krsdy osmsn 1eois ca
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IMPORTS,


GALVESTON AND MISUNDERSTANDING Louisiana bale.
Farley Juey &co34 Yeasman &eo-qs Bradley Wilson
RuEelsy, Blair kco96 Carter &cos Moon Titus &eols
Cleveland Brothers Aeol Felowss &ssIs Tuy &eos do
ysnhook &eoi4 Cnddy. Brown &os Pnrkad Tbiala
Seer &co-S Grief tco6 Kelly &co-s Hail. Pet
nam-B Schwartz &eod do Henderson, Terry
Srame &eos0 Bros-s4 Robertson
smdt zeslsr7o0 Union Baak-Toa sSs
c1ton s?s5s
VERA cRUz-ssamship Texas-ssoo warnsken Krchhcf-
FcraiasQ10 Payn-a000
denesT9 90 Schmidt eco Ss PUG
1000 de Fuentes ACCT Porrpsno S00-Tota ss0l39 CO.
RIO DE JANEIRo-Bg Nsncy-9&sO baga coffee to Howell
RoCKLAND-Brg Golden Leadq5oo bbs lime Crssvy Faw.
HAvANA-Bng Adams Gray-Assorted merchandise.
CHARLEST0N-Sehr Efort-33i LsYy-2o do
do Chapman brown17 bags BaIe &cosundries
Hgana--C NJ Harvey &coW jackson &co-and esdsr.
CoAsTschr Lesper-6o hhds sugar 100 bbs molaases
BAL1zE HoNDURAS-schr Manchsster-Frut.
PEARL RlvERschr Elisabeth Ann-ss cords wood order.
BoNF0UCA-Schr Union-ss eords wood 10 ORDER
ANTE RIVER-schr Sarah Jsue-l3 900 sayes order.
sPRINGFIELD-Schr RosaIie-95,o 600 slaves to order.
BoNFoUCk-Schr Allance-4009 bba ORDER
BAYOU LAcoMBE-slooP ssPhany-sco Dbl. sand to ORDER
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SKIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

WEDNESDAY MORNING. Dec IL 1885,
CLEARED YESTERDAY,
Ship Liberty, Atkins for New York, Chester Hinis,d
sship zSphyr King, for Boston, Whitney &co
Ship Rebscea, Daureter for New York,
bark U NicEes NIekes, for Boston, Creevy Farwell
Brig Henns French Daro Panbeeua France PUG Mir 6o
brig 6sron De Cssne Lnfkin for Boston, CIV
Brig N Sawyer, SAWYER for Boston, @ W Hyuson I'm
Schr Republic, Snow, for Baltimore, Eynsoo &cn
Schr tAhar Burr Ryan, for Corpus Christi, Wkh Eco
sour lnyneibie kahter for Nozzle, Huntington Wade
s'eAmsr Atah'a' boardman, lot Mobile, Snarp
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-12

M ERCHANDISE-
Iva LOSS TIERS, CLANS, SALMON, MACKEREL and HALL
BUT-in and Glib cans, 50 cases.
CRUSHED and POWDERED SUGAR-T5 bills.
TEAS201 half chests Pouohopg and 100 Glib
FIRE CRACKERS-3p0 bo1es
SPLIT PEAS--2S half bbls.
PEARL BARLEY--2s kegs.
BUCKWHEAT-io0 boxes.
oNIoNs--s0b bhs Silver Skins
PoTATOES-~3a0 bbls Northern
SOAP--saG boxes Boston No.I.
AIUSTARD--i0G boxes Kentucky.
CUBA sIxES-2t9 boxes Raidin. and Cops.
PIE FRUfTS-i51 boxes
LEMON syRUP--i00 to1es
TOMATO CATCHUP-f5 bores.
PRESERvkS--2s boxes
JELLIES and IAAS--25 hoxee.
PEPPER SAUCE r-ll0 bcxea.
SEVILLE OLIfES-90 cases.
FRESH ToMAT0ES--7a b1xe5 in Glib cana.
PICkLESBarreis, half kgs and boxes, 300 packages
CHOCoLkTE-i01 Caracas. Vanilla, r. Mills.
YEAST P0WDERS--e0 W K. LeMa Bre, . brand,
ENGLISH PIGKLES-leo dozen.
ENGLISH sAU CEs--2S dozen. =..,-
GOSHEN BUTTEk--90 kegs.
ENGLISH DAIRY CHEESE-5obo1e
MALT-s0O bushels.
HoPE-9ubalss.
BR0oMS--is0 dozen, extra.
TUBS--lGD nssts.
TOY PATLS-5hdozsn. 5@.
SMOKING ToBACCo-5o boxes,
CL0FEs-3 bales ~.
CASsIA--s00 mats.
NAILs-l0O ksgs. For sale By
j. Il. CARTER & CO.,
dill st corner Common and TchoupItoulAs streets.
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CATTLE MARKET,

=-.s-E- JEFFERSON Cry, Dec. II, 1855.
Arrived to-day-6S Western Cattle 400 Sheep and lot
Of Ordinary Cattle The stock sale is very ample and
prices of the middng and lower descriptions are easy
purchasers at OUT quotations:
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-12
EXPORTS.

YoRK-Ship Lbsrty-94 cotton 1855 do rope cuttings
10 hhds tobacco 1880 whsat 9s bh pork
aodo whisky $40 dry hides.
BosToN-shp zphy-sl7 basa cotton $50 bb beef s4 bbs
NNEW YORK-Shp Rsbeeca-sas0bbs -four.
BoSToNBak Nieks1s bales cotton rolssses 4sy
do beef.
PAINBOEUFF, FR-Brig Hermne-soo bales cotton.
BosToN-Bg cssne-s moasses 500 do bee is
hhdn talow.
TRIESTE-Brig Ceopara-Tss bales elton.
BosTON-Biig M Sawyer-los1 bills molases 1871 beef
BALTIMoRE-Schr Rspublicas hhds sugar moss ss
bdls hides.
CORPUS CHRISTISehr Esther Burso0 bushels oats
coffee IS do 40 bbs whky ~ lard
10 bbla crackers Candles starch SO bb
liquors. 10000 bricks 1888 umee sundries
Invnbe-90o racks guano oats hay
50 bbs whisky,
MosE-seamsr A'anta2oo oas assorted Western produce.
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LUTHER HOMES.
FOUNDRY AND ORNAMENTAL WORKS,
Corner Of Benton and Eaphrosine streets,
Aar Office, No. JOG St. Charles street. s5
@ 1.-TWO doors fom the ST. CHARLES rhsa,sr.)
I'M MANUFACTURERS of the latest and most
" approved Patterns Of Raiagl vefanaahs Doors
Tauts Bridges Straight CsSlar sas Store Frunis Caps,
and all kinds u CAST AND WROUGHT oA WORK fsr Budrs
Purposes
a. RAings Guard Bsxsa Sash wsigh.s and ysnla-
for sas as the OLD STAND les ST. Charles sises
sans. eMly
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ORANGE AND LEMON TREES aHss
" 5000 Jamaica Orange Trees T9T
1900 Sicily Lemon Trees. s~Se-
.=l $500 Gre ole Orange Trees.
1900 Havana Orange Treea.
1000 Msspnlis Japonica Treea.
700 Malaga Lemon Trees.
1910 Genoa Cifron Trees
500 Mandarin Orange Trees,
variety Tropcs fruits andPants such as Fig
Bananas yellow; fne uaya Plants Tamarind Etc.
The will Do packed with the
70 Camp street, to-. r. r. NICHOLS,
Importer Of all kinds OF Produce
from he Mediterranean
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" ANNUGHrS AMERICAN MUSUEUM

LAND WARRANTS,
HIGHEST MARKET RATES PAID FOR
Il LAND WARRANTS Ato, all kinds Of uneurrsn. Bank
Notes, Coin, Bullen and Exchange purchased BY
H. B. MERRELL CO,
dkW1y No. 10 Comuon.
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Geo. w. Smith, Dentist.
HAS RETURNED, and will attend to the
duties of his Profession uaual, caondsst
Hsva streets. rolls II