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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-06-06
n. ID. advertisements.
SEWING NLACHINEs.-N

GENGER'S SEWING MACHINES.-M
~ persons who desire to obtain fun and reliable infor
nation respecting SINGERS SEWING MACHINES
their prices, capabilities, advantages, Sizes improve
ments, method Of working Of procuring Them and
all other pastculacau do by applying at office
No 3S3 broadway, New York.
by letter or 10 person, for
l. NJ. SINGER & CO.'S GAZETTE.
This paper Is devoted entirely to the Sewing Machine
interest Copies will BE- Supplied gratis to all interested.
n u. The unparalleled success of our Sewing Ma
chimes has induced several fraudulent limitations Of them
besides numerous nfringements Of our patees which
we oWnsNteen Suits for the infringement of patents
nave recently been decided in favor by the s. Cir
cut in New York and New Jersey In these suits
the great principle of
HOLDING DOWN THE FABRIC TO BE sEwED TO THE sNRFACE
OF the MACHINE, BY A YIELDING PRESSURE
when IS used Ia all Sewing Machnes-as been fully es
taolshei Lhe Wheeler Wilson, and the Grover & Ba-
ker Sewing Machines alege infringe three distinct
patents owned by US. We have suits against them in
severaof the u s. Courts, which will soon be tried We
hereby caution the pnblic buy any infringing Ma
Chimes as they can be compelled by law to stop using
them, and to pay costs and damages
Local Agents wanted to make sales of our improved
sewing machines To persons properly qualified for the
business, rare opportunity for profitable and pleasant
employment is offered
New and improved machines exchanged onberaI terms
Tor old machines of every kind
l. NJ. SINGER h Co.
ap2I d3in PRINCIPAL Office, 32S Broadway n Y.
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GARDENS, &c.

The results of experience and the theories of
all attest that this mode fence is superior to any here
toore in use ia economy, strength, eloseness elegance
portability and durability.
This Fence is vanished with asphaltum varnish, which
projects it from rust and imparts to it beautiful black
;olor 1t is perfectly barrier against farm
soCk does not catch the wind ndestrucble by FIRE or
HGShet does not confne the heat, admits freely the
slrraya does not occupy the SOIL h8rbor rmin as
etoe walls ami quickest hedges do requires no repair
save re coating of Varnish once in four or five wears
ana possesses sufficient elasticity enable it, without the
ast INJURY 10 experience that expansion by the heat of
summer and that contraction by the cold of winter which
nave Deeh so fatal to other modes of iron fence.
Eacn roll contains TWENTY Rops I6} feet per rod The
renee is secured to the posts by staples hook-headed
screWs one staple each lateral wire at each post
me posts are OF the usual atrength and are of wood
Enough they may be of iron they are set ten feet
apart anu NO RAILS required.
FOR SAFE in Worcester by Mayors, Bigelow Co., S5 and
Manufactured and sold by
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- REMOVAL OF
" r u RI NIT " II E
III R1RE.Ro0MS.

WILLIAM ID fhD y II N OOs,
Having removed from Nos ITO and l79 Main Street 10
snseio1a rooms in the AMERICAN House BLOCK nted an
expressly for their business, aud having connected with
lheir stsbshinent, conducted BY experienced workmen
manufacturng and repairing, Upsh,sering and Gliding
al partmens will be happy u their friends and tho
public at their rooms with prompuess and sasfac
KAN. w b. TABER,
J. d. LAWRENCE.
worcester, April 6, 1875. dAwsm
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VI e A L TIL BR EA ID
JAMES PYLES
ID E I c S LER ATUS!

The great perfection attained in the publication of this
Saleratuss places high in demand amongst those con
sulners VINO prefer pure aud wholesome article Its
superiority over anything yet in use, acknowledged nv
all that Try It, and its merits only need to be known
whence It viii take the place of every other Saleratus M
the market. 1t has -
Double the amount of Raising Properties
sve; and every mother who has regard for the health Of
her children viii not fail to use it. Medical men unani-
mousy admit that the excess of acrd aka contained in
common Saeratus, which being constantly consumed in
Bread very destructive to health 1t deranges the
stomach secrees in the SYSTEM and is the cause Of many
Affections that consumers not aware Of But there is
no danger in using the DIETIC SALFRATUS, it being
free from all impurities containing the necessary quail
ties for raising, which is sufficient to produce
ORE-EIGHTR MORE BRE4Df
of better quality from the barrel of -four than can be
obtained by other process 1t is much superior to
Supercarbonate of Soda for making short biscuit and all
kinds OF cake None will dispute this after trying it.
manufactured by JAMES PYLE.
ia Warren st. New York
For sale by Grocers generally. Howe 4 HAoKETT
Agents. 1903 Main street, Worcester.
doc2S dam
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The following kinds Of this fence most in use; and
the prices annexed are the RETAIL CASH
No l, 80 ct high nch mesh, lateral wires of N 10
wire, body ofNo14 wire, $500 per rod.
No q 81 feet high inch mesh, ateral wires of No 10
wire, body of No. IA wire, $l,75
No g. q feet high inch mesh lateral wires of No. 10
wire, body Of No II wire, $3.50
No 4, q feet high inch mesh lateral wires of No 10
WIRE, body of No II wire, $l,374.
No g. II feet high, inch mesh, lateral wires of No. IL
body OF No. Is wire, 1915
No 9, 81 feet high inch mesh lateral wires Of No 10
WIRE body of No. u wire, 81, 25.
No. 81 feet high inch mesh lateral wires Of No. 10
wire, body OF No. IL wire, 81.
No. q, Extra 81 feet high inch mesh. lateral wires of
No wire, body of No. IL wire, l,5O,
Nos. l. =, s. and are most used for gardens ceme
teres treises, and other places where beauty the qu9
ity most desired No 6and 4 and No Extra are best
adabed for farms, railroads, highway and for other pur
poses where strength and efficiency the neces
sary qualities.
81 Front street.
j. E. BUTTS, JR., & CO.,
to the L. w. Fence Company,)
No. SO Water Street, Boston.
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4 TAVERN STANI>-FOR SALE
iSEiEss9 OR 70 b LET.--A good Tavern Stand stu
IsesSAsiS ated about 1our mies-ff9n Worcester The
ilIH premises consist of about % of wood and
a tllage land with good buildings, nearly ifey.
me House convenient and c0mmadious with l6 rooms
The Barn has stalls for 6 horses with drive way through
It. II will be sold at bargain if applied for Immediate
W Or not sold, it will be on reasonable terms
Inquire of the subscriber No. 237 Main St. Worcester
myl7 diff L. l.. MASON.
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INSURANCE.
southesM NlMtAMl insurance Company
~ esstWtt taOtsxe.

Aouthesm Mmtes~i fMsssfAisee CWsM1 1,aMD
of t3stSts fl0ts4e.
fsetvScsv,tsd ~ Ar u beVtNetnrs ~ te*tssswa
App,vee,i, M,teeA tatA, 1855.
Authorised Catltal, tssit e5yD.U0e. ~
The Sowthsrw M1tAat lnsmrt.see Ccsipany
Of baton Roage. have this day commenced
operations, And ave prepared 10 take F,as
MAA,Ns, and Rtvsa Risks.
Directors.
James N, ptewn, Leon Bcnhseaee,
lehn D. Kleinpeter, Andrew Mstts,
Fergus Permission, W +. Tunnstd,
los Y, Durable, Jesuph l,atgaief,
G. q. Mediation, WIN. s. Pike,
Trustees.
W. n, Walker, Iessse Hart,
r. y. Conrad, 8. q. Lsyreck,
thas. A. Slack, jaime. N. Btunot,
scSthepe Allan. W. u. Phillips,
joseph y. Williams, 1'bompsen ], Bird,
]. +. Nol.n. Daniel u. Avery,
tehn A. usughetty, Samuel N. Mart,
WILLIAM $. PIKE, rtes't.
ALyssp sasrrsas, see'y.
sston Rouge, tan'y. ~. 1864. IT.
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THE MUTUAL
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
u f or Nsw YoHk.
Net accumulated Cash Fund,
0,01e,110,
Al ehe profits divided asssettg the insured
FRED. 3. WINSTON, P,ut.
ISAAC ABBOTT, Hee'y.
4 8t CHAS. ttLL, Attxsvy.
B7. usossk A. P,ks, duly authorized
Agent iot Baton Rouge. sp. 10y.
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THE DAILY COMET.
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Office Third Street.

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.sss ~ Y ~ ret att',ata, pstsAe u s2sA9fs.@e
" II pubistsd ~ ~ i" per atsAsts iavAsiAtly u
edvahce. poth vim be pwsstaAlsy 6stlvefsA MAN,
In The limits u The eity BY the CARRIER
~ ANvettas106.a 6.aaOss DsllAs ~ square
Ter The Atss insertion. snd hall thst slussht ~
stitute h Square f1 iss
YEARLY AAvettlaarn. Merchants, n.
dsts, std othstt, viii te eyaltActsd Wtth - ehs
mtst seaesMabie tesnns. .~. z
~ 1ek. w esk. facilities ~ dttso
3St. WBfk win HsAtMsss MttA aestAtehaaiH axA.
sieiies u sclors, eanpet be euftasssa br aty ~
tahilsbn'ent IN thA Uiiy-sbeh II.
bAwYsAs Bsisss=aeAtA TtoaasH@ sfBssoessol1A
HsApe-BltA on LAblsss- -Pa0saA Annas -1Ea6Si0A
sbJ vssts,hs OAAhs, tss farther psttteato6h ~
nvise yca 10 cstl and see our stssiassHA.
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AtMons the Late Arrivals
Or NEW dOots AT TIM
t'l4taAs1peseA utsssv UssA stWss.
WILL hs found beautiful new style
w Paris Bss.ess tl,Apeed ,cbes, very cheap
A large AssosttseNt n Satin BNsassA Tsste gtsths
ard Fapklbs. very superior quality " 0ents tias
es CAtSbtie Hasdkefekseis stew pieces VI super
white linen drill For sale ~ me
tt4shAsaat#tA uMsAt gAsa evcss.
e,as75.M Lafayette Street
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First Arrival Ut tire Season
Z Ar rms 0itn rkiub

First Arrival Ut tire Season
ia Ar rms 6kn rRiuB
Ceektssr Esslpes'jse1De.
THE subscriber has just received by
/ steamer CAssetsT CRY. fssln New
York, large and beautiful assortment si
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS,
Consisting ef Linen Besenn ehiftes sim.
Cotton and Meticc xrder shirts Shit Col.
lars Linen and Cstten Draws. Hosiery,
Gloves. svspendsss, Lines and eiik peskst
Hdkf.. Cfavetp. Mesh Ties; kcasts Stseks.
he. al Of which have 1een teletted from
the ts,ost fAehionabls he6sss In New York,
sNa'wllt BE- sold x low prices. IL cttet 10
d. iustire and give satisfaction 10 cash buy.
yrss he, has made IL 4 rule In I'll ca.es 10
deduct ten per cent iof cash. and will In al
ease. strictly aohefe 70 that principle.
Aepss4y. w. D. PHILIPPE
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AT TNE pNtlA0el pNtA eHgAp eToNe.
Tt1sT received by steamer Grenada, an.
y other assortment of THE abev. goods con.
Sitting of Striped Black Challey, ulAia
plaid h stfi,ed black bsrregss, plain h hg-
uted fancy col'd Challtys Ii dtsse patterns,
plain i hnanesA Bafregss, Or4aAaies Jaco-
nets and swiss Muslin. Also, beautiful
asse, tmtnt Of irimminxs ribbons, tc., Ill of
which ore bought at auetien aae will bs
sold at very low prices. may ..
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Arftitffiural VarbS, II.
9. q. WILSON,
nsuss. eisn b 0fnanehtal fainteT,

rsisa Street, two doors North cf III. Post once,
1fAvtNR rsfsnahsA,ty tseated N Hstsn R.sxs,
ii y. weud responsibility solicit a share IT The
tsti,c pAttJnAde Bein1 ptset,eabte wetkmeh, W
ARE 10 wpthoM the taest asgsabte terms aud II,
Ne best sttfe
Al,ev, Vrainins, Aasstins, Chasing ana Paper
AeNein4 NeAttt s&ssuted.
~ PisntaAcs work solicited ana promptly
Attended y, decfn:v,
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CArf1Aees, 11Afasss. whips, 10,
f1NHE Subeeribes's assortment ci CarriA.
i res. Harness, whips, &c. il l,w com-
plete, ard h, In .ttea an examination pl
hls stock hsfots purchasing In New o..
leans, a. Ne suatsaeses his prices ~ low q
a. any IL the .svvth. s
A,sreroe,n corner Of Third and Florih.
Streets. Manufacturing and repairing II
superior style .at the old established stand
cssaes Of Main and Church STREETS. +,
M w. g. TUNNARD.
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IN H1AN0o.
r, DB ROSAS LACERDA.

AASVH AOC0E Id,
y1NeO&NeS4Ae eN6Na h general that
II % II Mow prepared Is feaif in the hist
asaaMe,, ~ OLhEST and MOST DE.
FECrtve PIANOS, q vxAR AcpsaAfx
Vatco6VGe evNfy tind a Mdsical lnatru.
msaes. I'd. wtll alss tune Il very reduced
nuseee. It - e1nAomess and the public in
0s~egal.
OUaGs lett q ~ Jew<lry store Of Mr..
TAssosss t;sldnssaI yin y pssnPtiy at.
tea1~d %.
~ 6sAia11 3. DE R0sAsL LAcERpA.
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Drese TriaA enfnes
WILL be opened this morning 4
w besWtitst assSv tsseMs u lsAtes lfsse sfts,.
mipss of The latest Paris style, Sash snd Bonnet
Nttbnns, ~ khs FhtlAssl$AsA UHeAt 0AAH eseAN.
nsaf2e.tk Lafayette Street.
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NOTICE TO DUlLpERS.~41'he IN.
IN terue1ne1 % n prepared u WaMaesess,s
~ lteAM neWef.At ~ shpytest netice all kinds
ctsaeh, Nttnde, W,NAeWAs penrs, Ae--iettere Aa-
dsesseA 70 him b The ~ Oesre ~ BAtcn kewse
VII, NEE, with luamsdtAte attention.
sept1.M. J, ". BROWN.
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stcaua usressctl Brick.

TOR the convenience cf the citizens Of
L Nation Reusv, an eAlce has hee, oprn.
ed a. IpsatiA Bkah's Srcax. opposite the
Harney House, where oden may BE- left
tar immediate trsns,pission I. the STEAM
RRick anil Lewrsx Mttte, Of the subsc,i-
~. and win be kIlsd with quick despatch
= it given It The ci1se on the yard. Those
wishing Arm and dursbls Article. are 10.
licited 10 tsst the quality Of the SrxAx
Psss.sp. Brick delivered in town and
vicinity in any Qusntities. st lowest market
saAss. sux9S-tl J. H.. SCHENCK.
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NEW uANPETg.--t have now in store
~ . splendid a.scvtmant Of nav style
Carpets, which were PURCHASED N sattibA
IN Philadelphia. at very low psides end
will be sold accordingly.
OetlH.v. w. D. PHILLIPS.
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CTNAW MATYlN0.- .-Twssty
~ Ave pieces ~ Straw Mating y o..
rive this week and for sale by
ljsa.1s W. b. Phillips.
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cart and vvaggon 11aTDess.
A FULL AssORsMENT ~ Colhn,
n TIames, Blind brides. Cat bss,eehing
art ssddtes, Wasgon harness. Ts4ee chains
kc.. which We Offer at moderate psieessi
ianieiyl LARGUIER + LAN0UE.
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DER HARDEN's ExpREsS.
I A supsyio, lot Of Tabss aMd Poeks'
cutlssy, fast received sld - nle y
ianledyl LARGUtER 4 LAHOUE
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UvVWubS y WGWU"N
nUJTA percha Steam Packing
VI Kentucky and Cation packing Oaetst -.
per anf Navy Oakpab StesW Uebs, euvNisASA 6a1
Polished; ateam Stops and Ous9s Cocks nsoee
Cosplink ana Connecting Cooss, Ssf lseD ~ eer'
per piper. always 0n hand a.
hhf7.y. LAR0UlEk . LAUOUw.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-26
UOI-sE OF REPRESENTATIVES.


MessIs GreenaO1t, X ,bbns and Brenon, have re-
turned.
Mr CLINGMAN asked leave 10 Offer a resolution
providing that the SergeaLt a. Arms be direc ed to ar
res. and bring before the Bar OF the House all such
meubtr as BIe abscn il the city, snd tb4t the C.eik
causs copy Of tbis resolution to DC tel graphed TO
the Capital Of sch S. .te aud pu shed IN TWO papers
there oi tie largest crcu alton, pay the expenses OF
the ssme out Of tfe 'ntirgent iand.
Mr. CAMPBELL Of Oho objected on the ground
that the rules OF the House afforded ample remedy to
compel the attendance of atsentees
MIR. CLlNGMAN moved suspension Of the rules
in order to introduce Bis resolution
Motion disagreed TO BY - agz nst 90.
Mr.. MORRILL, VA announced the death o! his
colleague, the Hon. James Meacham, passing an
eloquent and fee'rg euogy on bis public and private
character and offering the usus resolutions Of respect
MI HOWARD fai1 for more than quarter or u
century be had had the acquaintance Of Mr.. Nj achan
He PAID eloquent tIibute to the nenory OF hs de-
parted friend.
/ Mr.. ETHERIDGE said his heart had yielded a
ready iesponsc the remark of the gentle who
preceded him. Though sol the hour II pleasing
to kIow that der the msrT conflicting influences
which cootrA ia cunluc' and opin'n of Memb-rs,
there wa net Gre here 70 withhold the tear OF sym
patty
Mesef,. DICK SOT al GlDDiNGS severely bore
testmcry to The Ugh character # Mr. M-achan "a
gentleman snt lou, 1t mar.
The Il sOlutiOIs ot re pee, were then adopted.
Adjourned.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-26

Arkansas Tie Tine Democrat E;tle Rock of
the 9Th INST has returns d the majoriteS i)r GOycD)r
in 50 Cou tics, containing, we jufge, at least two
thirds Of he entire population. THIRTY Counties give
uajC rites for Governor for Elias y Conway Buchan
snl hy(e Counties give meiori'ies for james Yell
Fillmore. Conways net msjority, 7,2l7. The TWEEN
t, one Co1nies to cone in WI increase this TO at leas
Ten Thousand.
TT, D,moc,Gt ssys the vote is the heaviest ever
polltd AID The proportion about TWO to one addius
'Our triumph is u1 unprecedented! O1t Ola vote Of
some ihbty-tve for'y thousand, tn, majority OF
Fl a. y. Conway 'he Demc cratic can1dat. Tor Gov
einor VIII be ten If not .welve thousand. We htye
,,ced, by overwhelming maoriti,s both our c.nt'
datts for Congress; We have elected every one OF tn'
Circuit Jucgcs; We lave elected every one oi ihe
Prosecuting Attorneys; we have elected twelve od' OF
the tLireeu il not the wayle IL rteen Sa.e oenatJrs
We have ,lc G sixty two or three OF tn: sevenynve
utnSe,s Of the Gen. raj Assembly; abI, finally @e
have elected more than three fCur'hs OF the saerlHs
clerks ami other county officers.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-26
GREAT BRITAIN.

FrcD every par OF The United Kingdom the harvest
toubt ia uow entertained that the grain crops will be
at least fair average in qusn'ity and quslty In
Scotland the crops very heavy WiA respect to
potatoes there is general concurrence of evidence
That the crop though not entirely ee from di-eae in
some ps,ts of England, Ifca,d and Srotland prom.
iser TO be abundant and excellent the lac rains
lave been very beneficial to green crops
IIarvett operations are now genera! aud - m1ch IA
Dor il wanit that farmer. have outb;d rail way con
ractors who find Themselves compel ed 70 suspend for
toe prcsnt a but their pressing contracts on the pap
lie work. Sir Morton Peto in n Letter suggests IN It
the Governuen mt vOuo act most gltey If II would per
NIT tho regim Ms stationed the ru9 di'rics TO im.
itate fte example of the French soldiers aud earn
wages by helpiDg TO getin com.
in the political world there is no biog worth re-
porting.
Mis- Nightingale has returned TO her home in D'rby
sbire, avoiding all public demonstrations OF welcome
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-26

BTooELYN DENochACY.-The Democracy held q
neetI at their headquarters, opposite the City Hail.
last evening, ard by the aid of Roman caudle-, ban
ne1s, &c. collected considerable of a crowd, large
proportion o: whom were boys. Philip Hamilton pre-
sid d, snd addresses were made by Judge Vanderbilt
sIdidste for Lieutenant Governor, W. l. K~se, "co
l.. ILop lson, Spencer C'ne, T. Car, ".
WaIips, George Taylor, n. b. More, ard o'AeIs'
Dulitg the fight Of rockets one o: them sf1lei me
head oi LoTse driven by George Anderson, a c''-
driver Of Muc.s st. ,ct, Ncw-lok who va tAfo"u
oln ii. V, hcle and sustained fracture o. the l'3
lie thAen into M,sst-. N Nays dr1g store IL I"
BY ard httenced to- wien he was sent home.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-26
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

LWTRrooL CorToN MAHEFT-Tbe Boxer Cir.
t.c e ..e. Of tie W. .oun,-d to s. b,es 10 ,bitb
g to TcFe American uc.uLi. 3." - sTe,GlsOrs snl -
haze q Which to1'0 Amsfca. Th- ssIrs Of Fndiy
abott GO bIss spscators stt ctr1iors taking SOD
as'boIizee quota.os New Orleau. Par. ID DO Miiiag
s1,rr o. Tn.p, II MAscnrsrEi.-A nlodera,e
busilCs wAs dong IL MaIcleer. s-d pce' were without
LlyI proof BHTAp>TUTrS MAEErr.-A regular
corsrmpva cen and existed al dNsrp'iors o 5fssdua
slc price, stn'rsly ttsde HIGHER Oh the wess Toe
's.a'beI hd been eu Vorsb sld the crop a,ouns
of sa'.,a'o-y Character Tie aAys'cs IL What tn.
price. adv':el PER A.ra called 3D. q huse!, chiefly
better ssse, ard ca Com tn. supple. snail -Four
unohar-"d request Messrs Richardson
Itis a. H"l iute - as Ell n "a o. - % Caasd
81 ?! as sour p 49, RED W nest IHH - 'h,s.
COM 81 al s; Ms.d and Y.io~. 80 6qjl
II,ERfooL PRovIsIoy MARKET.-BEFF dull and
ie t eo.i "otdi fokA eg ~ tD oo' 'Cd or LoiGen a.
tsiii at Il CHEESE unchinsed Lap s-a business
dong at 90 c7 1ALLow 7ady Fine Noith American worth
IIyrRroor PRoDrcE MARKirs-Tne Brokers'
pot Sc Ga . Q: Peals q an. B.RK wauel: B, more
II al2 hi 20, Common Rosis sac. Of 30 boz,
at G fine Nothing done II TAR. Crude TUsPENrI>E
sci ie at IT, Spirit TuTpertile n moderate dsnsul
> dJl TosAcco. wesIeiA slips. deciaed quotations
IoNDos MARkETs.-Messrs. Barring b hers report
or {emsLd fer lFo$ aIf pces htm bsr' .ni Raj, tig
aSf fLotR 9 az LlssErD OrL h,a fsctHieS. bat
diced at 81 ass D. sfIRiTs or TugPESTISE, sH4 sales
Lo>uoy Mo>fl MARgrr.-Mes, s,rs. Barring Brother.
euo'e tho Mey Ms'Let rather tsne. CoSsoLs closed on
Er'sy Cviing o. He5i McS'ci1 DOLLARS worth ID.
Bai SILVLk "a. EAbLEs - ~
AMYTrcAN SECURITIES -Mes.r, Be Co. rsp1t Amer.
C3a iulctive ard pic mos nill The qI)
tao sa'e ss olc~': lied sses SKIES Bonfi s'd sto
riOif5; P'I;stivsnis FveI ei0a3; Pennssivals Ster
hg 7i07t; MsrysLd tives Bo;ds, 0)!; asssachu'sts
Iises t0IulGt Al,baIDa BrL1s 90; DO -fing 6}G6j.
Ken tYcsy Br' DE- eod92; Mississippi Puk, 8 ~ Mp pPi
Tron, lfdit Teuurssse Boud', 950,3 Virgins Bond,
e}a lInti. CeIta rn., 6jag5: Illinois telial Skies,
E0t4. Illinois Central Frcela d. 9jdJj Illinois Cen.ral
ShsIes sal Premium achssu Ce9tr, OF 90 sj095; VI :h
ean GO 9j0g7. NeW YoIs Central $685. E.ie
FiU Mortgsgc 980'Ooi f-s Third M,rtsass 9o19! Erie
Coverhss G-dsi Ese FuHd sio So; Penuy ylvauis Cea.
Rsl'sn, tSc9l.
HAyRE MAEKETs.-Tbe sales Of CoTToS curing the
cLd the ilth inst inclusive, snOuntet to 300 bales
TLf sock a. har estimated l08 bales New Orleans
tn inae qlr'td f The Of the Grain CrJ7s
wer gerei favorable. firm but lin ted.
WHALE On dgli. NHALFBONE Homn.l; Polar flj.