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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-05-06

A SMART YOUNG MAN. who has studied
Ia Bookkeeping, ct good situation by applyir 2
Immediately at I,UTHER'S Clothing House. myT s6t
A GOOD FARM "Agay ont West' is wanted in
"A exchange for fine House in tits city
jan17dtf A. J. EATON
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-05-06

NOR SALE.-one second hand FAMILY CAR
~ RAGE, in frst rate condition, with two seats; has
never been injured by use. H0RATI0 PHELPS,
Lexington.st
worcester. i. dandf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-05-06

SARATOGA WATERs.-iOO dozen Congress
- Spring 40 dozen Empire Spring Just received direct
from the springs
For sale by WIN. o. SWEET & CO.
April 10. lgG Main N
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-05-06
% Get.

Eb0OMS TO LET In Clars's new BlocK- One
g Front Room, second story, with fre-proof safe
Also one on the third story. Apply to
d21 If VIM c. CLARK
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-05-06

Made to order and repaired. Work warranted
j. b. B0NNELL.
Waldo Street, near the Boston n Worcester Depot
ana d3taw&Wtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-05-06

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GIotbinQ.
~ e M @ V a L /!
THOMAS F. SMITH.

THOMAS F. SMITH,
TAILO AND DRAPER
Has removed his establishment from Clark's Block to
FrecIand's New Block.
At the corner of Main and Foster streets where he will
be happy to meet his old customers and as many new
ones as choose honor him with their patronage He is
Mt all times prepared to make garments in any desirable
styles, and will guarantee satisfaction in all cases.
NONE BUT THE BEST
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-12
COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT.
3t)ti

SUGAR AND MOLASSES.. Receipts light The sales Of
Sugar about 20O hhds l prices OF MoaSses 800
hb sold $50 M and Ge II gallon for good and choice
lois.
FLOUR The market dropping, wit sales Of some 1000
bbs, iculng SD St. lu SupcMe 81 10 800 IN lots, part
illinois, Sc 75S6 50, 800 s., and about $50 unbranded
at 81 80 4 bbl.
GRAIN. Corn higher, and noticed sales Of 25Nl
sacks White j2c $50 at the and $50 in los al I'll
Gt6}c Il blshel for Mixed and White OF Wheat aboH 500
sacks sold, including 5000 1850 81 Isl H. l59 at
81 49, 1870 and DOT White, rejecting only the damaged,
81 % Il buhc round The only transaction i'll Oats
small lot of 81. Louis At 1UC q blSl.cl.
PROVISIONS. Pork improving with retail sales Of
Mess ST. 50, willie holders asking much higher
for round LOIS OF Bacon As casks Prime Ribbed Sides were
sold Sc lot Of Clear and retail parcels Of Shoul-
dcrs Gac u ,.The sales nF lard comprised 22j bs and
erccs Prime New &C. and I5O kegs old at l2el2i Il b.
COFF Abont 1000 bags sold, including 80 at
9li 500 n 10, 3Oa lU'GllOl, aud 81 SkmminSs At SIG r H.
BAGGING... 100 hn1cs India sold in three lots,
l21+c u yard cash.
NAVAL STORES.., bout % bbs Sprts Tnpentine were
disposed of said to be frHco4 :9r q gallon, and
49, bbls Common Rosin ut 81 50 i bbl,
WHISKY. The market stil unsettled We noticed
sales of 100 bb Rcclied 0c 40 Deans Exraat III and
within three days 80 exes 43c Il gallon
FREIGUTS.. 1000 bales Cotton shipped for Liver
pool AT lG32d and 1900 at 1924.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-12
Later from China,

Ry the clipper ship Meteor intelligence has been
received at San Francisco from Hong Kong to the
4th Of September. We copy the following para
graphs
The Chinese rebels have published manifesto, de-
carng their nationality and assuming national flag
This manifesto it is said brings the foreign powers
represented in China to a crisis.
1t is supposed that these rebels have designs against
the Canton government They have been holding
secret meetings i'll the colony
The pirates are still attacking small boats III the
Chinese waters two or three instances had occurred.
On the oath, Sce-Alng.Mo succeeded in burning
the Imperial Imperial fleet at the city Of Wn'Chan
district, on the border of kwang-S
On August Goth, Captain Chyne, of the ship Wild
Wave saw heavy bomhardmeut, or fight, by what
he supposed to be low black ship Or steamer against
six junks in Il small bay i'll Single Island The vessel
seemed to have only two guns, according to her time
of firing. This was from to o'clock, and ut
dark the whole six junks were in blaze, as were
also the hills around in some parts
The Friend OF China suggests that the " low black
ship Or steamer was one of the English tagged
in the pay of the Chinese Government y doing a
little Didgin' on its owners account.
The total amount Of tea exported from Canton
Fow-Chow and Shanghai to the United States in l655
was 81 5l5 300 pounds in lortyeght vessels in 1866
the exports from the same places amount to &C, 2i7
500 pounds in tftysiX vessels, showing increase
of S,73l 800.
The Imperial forces have defeated the insurgent
near Guam khng.
\ severe shock OF earthquake was felt on July 2Stl
at Seakote in India, 50 say India papers received Il
Hong-h0ng.
Report states new law is OH the tapis in India, o.
the subject Of polygamy. The movement is in goo
direction, but unless something more effective is don
for the enlightenment Of the OF the population
it will prove little better than waste paper.
The fanatic leader, Mine-Lonng, seems to be giyin
a considerable deal of trouble up the Yoonzaleen,
the Martaban district, India. Accounts received rel
resent him not only as bold and spirited but as DARN
as he is bold and reckless.
A literary magazine, called the Critic, has been e
tablished in India.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-12
NeN OrIeans tflontp 5f(2rket.

Crescent OFFICE, No 20 Camp street, !
lh"''if itNehiS' htF' IL |
VITA the fine weather, the general movements to-day
have been in many branches OF business BRISK Our great
streets were irongr, and very active city trade has been
done In the general produce market there have heen som"
sales Cotton has been active AMI the money market Is murh
strengthened by the upward tendency OF prices though really 1t
mas been very strong 'Hfo"%N 'hr St'tHon
fhe offerings III BANK to"hA were large" INT net heavy
Offerings covering eHh Oh nfe pages Oh "Gr '"" post anu
not exceeding Tue 'NHo"F o' 'N "'H Ut '''' fu=' ''1
MOI "taFF'
iheE" were h2EoHA'''' Vi """ HS'9'' E'"'t snort 'lF
paper AT per cent amt SOME 9o'0N o! NJ having I'VE ltHh'
10 run N' per cent e"eFS arc very nee III tf Offers an"
any paper OF securities {" moderate prielsolS 10 responsibility
cam 10 readily negotiated NJ lower than in other city
Inc ENcN"lHr nhrkr MI ionHd 10 nay was rather l'IiNt
Must The lh' were holding and selling cheeks un New
forh at :" discount While one refused t" sell nr' Il halt
ano heF WAS setting 10 IT'S regular customers At : discount oAr
aSA siGt mas oce '' at . N''i AMT wa learn oi SAFE q!
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-12

VOLCANIC ERUPTION IN THE PACIFIC Capt. Newell,
Of the whaling bark Alice Fraser, Of New Bedford,
reports at San Francisco that on the Goth of July last
volcano burst out on the island of Ounimask, in the
Pacific, throwing the water some eight hundred feet
into the air, followed by an election Of ashes which
covered the deck of his ship Five other vessels
lying near at the time, but received no damage.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-12

o
~ ,,. IA ba rot,,sr ti,ht The CITY
The Boston money Nthet Seehis !" w ''iei 'i5"'.
Of merchant princes gets hard up about every other mouth
ut ror manor having only two aud four months 10 run
len P' ~ r,. :: s,,,,, ,,o,,,,rr,u ,t, o,a i,
certainly very h,sn' i"S 10 "o'e 'p en- ' '1 "
favor MARKET tending 10 show the sounueSs oil the HK-
inc system of Louisiana and the entire absence of general
80 ,.;., ,,r,,,, in ruul nc,o,. and shin huilhinr Va
spec"'a''ol'' P"te'!"s =" '."' '' ~ -, '7' v
received yesterday the following report from boStoh:
Toward the close of the week money became little closer i'll
t street than it had previously been last quoted
Gll Der cent for rscnSs paper with occasional transactions
n d On Saturday nothing done under cent aud
,t Very few names could be sold less than o. Paper
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-12
TRAPANI-shp Charles sprague7OO tons salt to Jones'

TRAPANI-Shp Charles Sprague7OO tons salt TO Jones
Mackinder Eco. .. ..
BRIS'roI.-Slp sunderland4636 bars iron to N JAZZ
r Company.
MARsEIII.Es-shp Aringon--A pkgs mdse Mongin--4
cks l25 liquors SECOND CouN do 100 boxes
pickles 100 wine 200 do soap 800 bks oil cau Contourie
pickles casks wine Juge Son Aco20 do Taamon5 pkg
mdse Carrierel do st arby3 bNs figs to 4 Giraud9D
water lars achel50 bxs pickles 50 do wine 80 bkts oil 80
hxs liquors Vaco265 do 10 bales seed 800 bkts oil
acose6O POO bxs soap do quorice 100 casks wine 50
bbs oil gumarabc IS do clestts 25 Jars bottles Ianaa
reresO bkS do 100 boxes do rkSs mdse SECOND kco
10 do bxs wine pickles Motion co22O do 30 casks
So hxs wine 80 baskets bottles 100 do oil 50 bXs do oil 80
bxs do 100 soap 0 pkgs mdse bis corks 6l liquors
Yosea rco do O0 bxs soap 400 bs oil 10 boxes 600 bbs
wine de Fuenos &co3 cases hats Pierre kco5 do hbs
do beans 10 enhs u pkss mdse to lauata2 do TO
Drounel-l do A Nosn.
MALTA Ship Jno Jayis--In ballast
MARSEIIIES-Shp Arugon--Assorted mdsc
LAyACCA-Schr Civity-2 bales W & Day--l0do
10 do Robson Alrni2 do Adams &co-l7 do Lowe Nc
Reynod Gco22S hides Adnms3 pkgs pecans Duperer,
Hays &col7l SKIS do Rose McCurhyTon 26 bales
BILDXI-Schr Caifonia-3D 600 feet lumber order.
PASCAGOUIASclr Floriha-27 600 feet lumber to Lash
Geo.
WORKMANSHIP Sarah Jnne-30 cords wood to order.
BAY ST LOUIS--Schr Hondele50 cords wood master.
TANCHlPAEO-Schr Nevermind--30 cords wood to order
BONFOUGA-Sehr Liberty-3500 bricks to order.
COEING TON-Schr Alce-iDO bbls sand to Moses East
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-12

STIRRING THE MUDDY WATERS. - Geographic
dispatch Of the Sd inst, from Washington says:
It has been represented to the Post-ofice Depart
ment, that in many of the postoiices particularly at
the South, public documents allowed to remain for
weeks, and sometimes for months, without being dis
patched or delivered according to their address. 1t
is ascerained that the Postmaster General has issued
stringent instructions this subject and that such
delinquency on the part Of the postmaster, when re-
ported to the Department., will be considered good
cause for his removal.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-12
EXPORTS.

NEW YORK VIA llAEANA-SteHn>iijp Black Narrlnr-
bales vujlu wnol du skins 100 kegs butter WR DO
Lard hb oranges. u Dbl, hour de rrcns, 1850 SIX wheat
BREMEN-Stip Brcmcu2jOl bales cotton 10 bt Hour, Il
pk,s uulsc.
lAVRE$hip Eruun-2oObhls Gos 453 bales cotton, 1ks
mlSC 4UUu
IIVERPOOlr-Ship Gu,rnhcrg-24ai3 bales cotton.
BARCELONA-Siip Florida BNuc0-44l3 thls -four, 5000
NEW NORk-NiE Geo Ahcrt-iNO hhlo 'uolHssrs.
PHILADELPHIA A-Rrs May Ouccn-&33 bales cotton, 1871
bbs IuulaSscs 326 bnd aud 100 hides, ST. bars iron
TARASCUSchr Jovcu Tcrnando-l0obb s flour, ~ gs lard
$40 sucks corn. and suuirics.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-12

hIINNEsoTA.-Goy. German, in his message to the
Minnesota Legislature last winter, stated the popua
ton of the Territory at 10 1000 as shown by the
sus taken in the summer previous. At the open
ing of navigation in the spring it was estimated
at 100 OO0 and now near the close of navigation, it
is set down by st. Paul paper at 100000. At its
present rate of increase Minnesota will have popu
lation of at least half million in 1860.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-12

A SLIGHT MISUNDERSTANDING Philadelphia
Times tells story of deaf politician of the days of
Martin Van Buren,, which has propaby had its coun-
terpart:
" 1t was few days after election, and news was
pouring in of Van Buren, defeats on all sides. Mr.
Worthington, the rather venerable editor of the Col
umbus (Niss) Democrat, was among those who were
terribly annoyed by "Job's comforters." He was
somewhat deaf and rather irritable In passing along
the streets an acquaintance sauted him. and inquired
kindly, " How is your family, Mr. Warrington p
Worthngton, surprising that the inquiry related to
the political news of the day. responded 'All gone to
hi sr-a gone to h--ll.'
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-12

MEETING OF ELECToRs.--Ihc Presidential Electors
Of the State of New York met in Albany on Sd inst.
and cast the full vote of the State, thirtyye votes,
for John G. Fremont and Vim. l.. Dayton. Hiram
Dixon, of Columbia county was elected the messan-
ger to carry the vote to Washington.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-12

4 GUDGEoN CAPTURED-lt is said that bottle
was dug up at Taylosville, Ky, few days ago, con-
tanning $40 coo in old U. S. Bank notes, said to be
frn1I1 inn
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-12

PERSONAL AND LITERARY.-Capt. Walter NJ Glib
son. whose capture by the Dutch in Sumatra, and i'm
prisonmcnt in Java has occupied the attention OF our
Government for the past two or three years. is now
in Boston. He is engaged upon general history OF
ofthe East India Archipelago, designing especially
to discuss the wild race and the interesting ehnoogy
generally of those islands,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-12

FROM KANsAs-We give the following Chicago
dispatch, Of the 4th inst, for what it is worth:
Kansas advices state that Governor Gealy has taken
measures for the recapture Of the prisoners who re-
Gently escaped from Lecompton.
The grand Jury having found true bills against sew
eral pro. slavery men, public meeting had been call
ed, Surveyor General Calhoun presiding, at which
Gov Geary and his nqnisitorial courts were, rrepl-
dated and denounced and a call was issued for a
"Iaw and Order Convention" to meet in Lcaven
worth on the first day Of December.
Col Titus gives notice to all persons wishing to go
to Nicaragua to rendezvous at st. Louis on the 10th
of December. A free passage is offered and he says
that after the settlement of the Central American
question the purpose is to turn attention to Cuba.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-12

Goop-The New York Mirror, Il paper with anti
slavery tendencies, makes the following sensible
remark:
We cannot stoop to notice in type the scurriity of
an abotonist We have never yet known an out
aud-out abilitonjst who gentleman.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-12

OUTRAGE AND LYNCuISG IN Oulo.--In the town
of Manchester, Adams county, Ohio, recently.
negro man committed an outrage upon Mrs. Morris
during the absence of her husband. He was arrested
and placed in Jail, but party of men, led by a
brother of the lady, broke open the Jail and took him
to an island in the Ohio and hung him upon tree
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-12
Later from Oregon.

Dates from Oregon are to the 18th of November
The news is not materially important, although
there are some items of interest," which we present
below
The question of applying for admission into the
Union, is being agitated by the leading Oregon
payers
new steamboat is about being built, to ply be-
tween the Cascades and Dalles.
Trouble is anticipated with the Indians at Puget
Sound.
The fruit crop in Oregon appears to be good.
1t is reported that Leslie. the Indian Chief, with his
tribe has crossed the mountains, and that they are in
a famishing condition.
There seems to be considerable difficulty in Oregon
in compelling the attendance of jurors at the Courts.
Col. Wright has invited the Indians to come to the
Dalles and have q :" talk"
Rumor says that the Indians north are to attack,
capture and burn the Daes on the 18th inst.
There has been severe frosts in Oregon.
Pork packing is being carried on quite extensively
in Oregon.
The Oregonian is good Republican paper, and
thinks that John G. Fremont is elected. It's the
principal paper in Oregon, and represents the 1eelng
of a majority Of the inhabitants.
News from the mines around Crescent CITY Is very
encouraging, especially about Althouse Creek. There
is room there, according to accounts, for large num-
berSof persons, who can make good wages
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-12

ug~ The officers Of the Planter report Red River
falling ro, Sury rlOr dowu with five feet water on the Falls
aud falling fast.
H3] The officers Of the Great West from 81 LOUIS
report passed sc1cN Wooiru Planet and Amazon tor
this porI, aground on Goose lelAin
BE- The officers the Grarau from la1oo rNer,
report that stream fine uavic condition. the Mississippi
had risen SONG Grr.u iprt aud wits Still Using.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-12

MINERS ATTACKED By INDIANs.-Our last advices
from Texas informed US that party of miners had
been attacked near Eagle Springs by Indians but fur
nisled no particulars From Mr.. A. G. Mayors, In
dian agent for New Mexico who arrived here by the
last Galveston steamer, we learn the following;
On the 18th ult., when travelling between San An
tonic and III Paso, he met party Of seven miners
under Capt. John C. Reid, all of whom were from
Marion county, Alabama. They reported that they
had just been attacked at Eagle Springs by Muscaero
Apache Indians, who discharged their arrows at them
woundng Capt. Reid in the leg, two Of his men in
the arm, and another in the head. None of the
wounds were mortal. The wounded were on their
way to San LaZaro for medical aid, previous to pro
ccedng on their journey to the mining regions at
FuZon Alesilla Valley.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-12
BeOie(u Of tbe 5t(arAets.

FRIDAY MORNING, Dec. T. 1856.
COTTON. With mere favorable weather there Il fair
tendance of buyers in the market yesterday and 10000 bales
changed hands at full prices We still quote:
NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION.
Inferior ...........9 a@o4 Middling l54@lE&
Ordinary ...- lualO1s Good Miidling i3t l2
Good Ordinary .lO3I0i Nddling Fair IL 2tHl2
Low Middling allta Fair
STOBAcCO We noticed sales Of IS Ahd Of which IS
at Il and | at PC = ID.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-12

TN1IBAINllNG THE DiGAD.-P. CASANAFEi
T. Turrnkcr No 81 MRrais street. between tomhouSe and
Renvc having purchased right from Dr. MhlMtH OF New
York civ of EMBAIMING THE DEAD llaten promptly
I ORDERS by day night The process Is SIMPLE and Is
done with Inconvenience exposure. Bodies embHned ny
him warranted to keep free from decomposition and can be
tux TO ANY of the world without eNhHlmg the slightest
ior uuuy season OF tile Bodies advanced OF
decomposition restored eerfec state OF preservation
Fail particulars in pamphlets will he given to those who may
apply. ,,-. 49,, ,.- III, h.,
erbnned free Of chArse. az
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-12
INSURANCE.

" GIr5zEN Mgry "a 1SswMANGE
s n A. a su ARE prepared to take Fire. Marine anu S
Geo. Geo v " WHIT W.T., il il; + Hn m"n,,
H +. Sa1s ns'" r 1ss" G 3 %s''H 'F
Antonio Costa, Ccsaire Olivier
Omer Gaillnrd, John Eaton,
ooMEK GA15I I President Pre-!
A. sCREIBER, Secretary. NO If
M AID hq ST T NFU H9FH No.
surplus Capital jan l. 1856 3jiGo6 IS
Total Capital s76l,6o6 50
CHARLES J. MARTIN, President.
a. +. WELMARTH, Secretary
The above Institution Is well known to all the local Cqmpa
'', "iS T S tile 's""o 0"ssi " W
STATE nUrTAt ~ FIRE AMP MARINE EN-
Capital. $3.50 900
JOHN P. RUTHERFORD, President.
S. WARD, Secretary.
Commonwealth Insurance Company, Of
Harrisburg, PemiSy wanna
Capital. $500 900
SIMON CAMERON, President
S. S. CARRIER, Secretary.
The undersigned, having been appointed Agents
responsible offices, prepared take Fire Marine and In
M K on % yGss WIZ 2s pRy S &C., S kosD
e. Payne "''''' 5 i" 4 's'f' S%S Cunts ''S
OFEhCM 0Gc ME cis 4 sC 1n I, =,
conformity with the Requirements of their charter the rreS
cent Mutual Insurance Company submit the following state
Amount Premiums received for year ending coo, ooo -
AmOn % Of "n;crminaci risks, uy ls Il 81
q, nm; .r- 70
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-12

I y :
Per ship Arlington IGu Msrijirs-3 cnmh!n and II Ntcfr
II
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-12

WRIGHT "a CO.'S ChitIDttIE or 'sENi-lNr
j md io,fnltr Family Alediciir lr lr O'T ~ supply
I)r4..-t, ,tI D.tfes; Proicer7 g e. vi '- 'pl
c:.I D,to, So-rtl Agency, NJ. lal ahp i t'AEtrfs
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-12

NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION.
The Georgetown news., 1856-05-15
Georgetown Theater.

TNHE undersigned having just reftted the The
Il atre in this place takes pleasure in informing
All Travelling Theatrical Companies,
as well as those giving CONCERTS OR EXHI-
BITlONS of any kind, that he would be happy
to let the same to any companies as above, on
reasonable terms. The Theatre is plastered with
hard finished walls, new and ample Scenery,
commodous Dressing Rooms, and will seat 300
persons.
Parties wishing to engage will please address
the undersigned through Express or Telegraph.
w. H. PRATT.
Georgetown, Jan. 10th, 1856. gl2-tf
The Georgetown news., 1856-05-15
TCEGx

CtMALL quantity, delivered, cents By the
- quantity at the ice house, cents.
~ ATKINSON & ROCK.
Georgetown. May lst, 1856. 21tf
The Georgetown news., 1856-05-15
CONSTABLES SALE.

EBY virtue of an execution issued from the
HH court of C. Sidney Brashear, Justice of
the Peace for Big Bar township, county of 81
Dorado and State of California, upon a judgment
rendered in said court, on the 18th day of March,
A. D., 1856, in favor of A. FL. SaXton Us VIM.
lancaster, for the sum of one hundred and thir-
ty-two 84-l0O dollars ($132 84) debt, and nine
teen 25-IOO dollars (sl9 25) dollars costs of suit
and accrung costs, i have levied upon the follow
ing property to satisfy balance upon said Iudg-
ment of ninety-seven 50-100 dollars, 1897 50,) to
wit: The undivided one-half interest of a Bill
lard Saloon and lot of 20 feet front the north
side Of Main street, in the town of Volcanoville,
Big Bar township, and known as the property of
Lancaster & Bartlett, and will sell said proper
ty in Volcanovile at public auction, to the
highest bidder. fos cash, on the 23d of May, A.
D., 1856, to satisfy said balance of s97 so with
accruing costs.
JOHN ]. SEERLEY, Constable.
volcanoville, April 10th, 1855. [27-Stl
The Georgetown news., 1856-05-15
LATE ARRIVALS OF
Fall and W inter Goods.

T7HE SUBSCRIBERS respectfully beg leave to an
L nOunce that among their large stock of Fall
and Winter Goods lately received, may be found,
lowing articles, viz:
100 yds fine Brussels carpet, very rich pattern;
l doz black beaver riding hats, elegant plumes;
A large variety of Ladies velvet, cloth and satin
Cloaks, latest patterns;
1000 yds English and French Merinos, all colors;
500 yds plaid and figured Flannels;
300 yds silk and cotton Velvet, various colors;
$50 yds plain and figured Delaines;
Ladies' Shoes, a large lot;
bales superior blankets, assorted colors;
Boys fine Clothing, assorted sizes;
Zephyr assorted sacks, all sizes.
Together with every other article usually kept
in a dry goods store.
LEE, HARMON & co.
Placervile Oct 80, 1855. l-3m
The Georgetown news., 1856-05-15

caSlon ca; no little anxiety and fear Dr. H. cures
All such or asks no compensation.
OF rheumatism, Acute or Chronic, for Dvs
entery and Diarrhoea, DIR. Heald has unfailing
. reueeles. Dr. H. invites all to call, il will cost
iotnlng ng and may result in much good to the suf-
lellhe' Dr. H. can be found at his rooms. from
"a A. N, W loP NJ, or his partner, in whom he
oRfAO- O0->Eh CLAY ST. AND BRENNAN PLACE,
PORTSMOUTH HOUSE.
jan3-3m. SAN FRANCISCO