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tAnftioty SaIes.
A POSITIVE AND UNREsERvED SALE OF VALUABLE
Improved Unimproved Property in the First SecoDd
Third and Fourth Districts and Jefferson City. m.

4 POSITIVE AND UNREsERvED SALE OF VALUABLE
T Ssa Foa Sn Ds,s and city,
BY BENJAMIN KENDIG, Auctioneer.
s ee hst Mi &c III rz K 4 nsRs @ ct IL
PsE1
patty o s f he s s re-
y ii, s. fs
Wo saSasl and well ree story stores granite
?ns 1nSP5faa in the
gTs s in MRs g S s 81
sd
@ # HiS S S % 1; i IN de y Frss district in
a" Streets numbering i IS IL e. per
~ CERTAIN soQAEE OF GRouNp No 49, in the
containing "A lots and numbering from to "a inclusive,
AsPst 4 CERTAIN SQUARE or GROUND in the Second
ts g. Tnk 4 S4s 81
Canal Customhonse streets numbering SO l. S. 9, TO- H.
Y Z GhR a s3e P sR6GNp in the Third District
in the square bounded by Mapa Fordes Savage and Maras
5dss Streets sad sst trout flodes a9d
streets by depth and front on Maras street OF 100
s. A CERTAIN VALUABLE lot OF GROUND, in the
fSa ss, II s
ss lines The Location Of this property is unsurpassed in the
EiGr Iofs II GROUND in the Fourth District in
e s9na,s bounded By conrey ryana md
aa Sss and fGs sSiS
JEFFERSON CITY PROPERTY.
All well located for Residences and Gardens Fauboug Kicker
i. A CERTAIN SQUARE E''l Or GROUND, in rauDoorr
Rckerslle Jefferson City containing twenty lots number
bounded by St David Greene ocava and Joseph Streets as
"a FAC x CERTAIN SQUARE OF GROUND, in the game Fau
ve forming the entire No So bounded by Greee
of4S EqShSE 5E GRSEE s,.x
an E sn s 10 s snS 9 2
oER T soWARE OF GROUND in the same Fan
hS oIE he sn W. IT. TO s.
GeS G1 s Of SHd aSp sst: cARRoroy
I. A CERTAIN PARCEL. OR TRACT OF LAND. stu
Parish Jefferson in this State short distance above Carroll
ton and designated as lot No on plan drawn by Allen
the river Mississippi BY depth forty arpents 1873
q ANOTHER TRACT Of LAND situated in the same
parish and the side Of the river being the upper half
Of the lot designated the pla aoresd lot No. s.
uripg onea apent front the river by dept, q forty
arpents and lss feet inches in wi, oe line 81
on plan of G. A. Hedn.
This fine opportunity for investment the sale pe-ep
TERAs-For the stores first described one:four cash, bal
the property with six per cent interest from date to
maturity and if not then paid CENT until final
until paid. For the other property onefourth cash.
balance at and two credit for notes bearing mortgage
The drainage, any charged by Draining Company he
Acts Of sale before Theo Guyo notary public the expense
Of the purchasers. my9
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3 CLOTHING, WHITE AND Hickory SHIFTS, HATS,
EWe call tie attention Of the trade to The sale Of extern
Fe assortment Of clothing white and hickory shirts hats ec,
which viii take place this day O'clock A. NJ at Blache
Leaumonts auction rooms, II cbares Terms stsslc
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Of Test---oQsaeg ae0 Mistake.

The genuine DAiI.EYs PAIN EXTRACTOR, when ap-
Piled to Burns and Scads, and naed and painful wounds
Will immediately produce cooling and soothing effect md ex
tract the pain in an incredibly short space Of time
For sale in New Orleans, wholesale and retail by
J. WRIGHT & CO.,
my12 2p6 81 and Is, char.r.s o,sao.
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE I'M ST. LOUIS

The City Hospital Burnt-Loss of Life.
ST.. LoU1s, May 1.-THE City Hospital is laid in
ruins by fire.
seyeralof the inmates were burnt. The number of
the lost and injured is not yet ascertained.
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~ We had the pleasure Of acall, the other ' day,
from Judge Oldham Of the austin Iexas) state
Gazette The Judge was on his way TO Washinggton
we wish him d pleasant and prosperous circum-
stances throughout n The kind remembrance he
brought Is from Old friends will long linger in our
i1aIff1rv
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EDepOEs,

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, FOR THE SALE OF THE
-" a."..~ GENUINE
DALLEY'S MAGICAL. PAIN T1xTEs ACToxs
a2s 2ptf Nos q and ISL Cbartres vtroo4
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9Eee Great Southern Remedy.

I9ee Greet Southern EeeaaaeSgv.
The attention OF Planters is invited and Invaluable
Remedy for of the troublesome complaints incident 10
this climate Testimony like the following distinguished
judge lawyer and planter of Mississippi shows the estimation
in which, is held, wherever known
VlcKsBuRG Nov 2S 1852.
Dr. BiiHgs-s have used on my plantation during the
past summer Carminaive Astrngent Syrup and
have found it invaluable remedy the class Of cases for
which You recommend it do not think any preparation can
be more safely used and think that every planter should have
supply always hand believe it to be the most valuable
medicine in for the diseases purrors relieve a can
be procured. Very respectfully, your ot't servant
j. s. YERGER.
Warranted to cure all cases of Diarrhea mo matter how
lent, or Cholera Morbus
MB-Sold wholesale and RETAIL by
J. WRIGHT & CO., and
myl2 2pGt<W 0. O. WOODMAN
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THE MHRRIMAo's BoILERs.- Various stories are
aaoat in relation to the boilers Of the new steam
ffieate Merrimac, It Is asserted in some quarters
That their construction is defective and that they
win have 10 be greatly altered il not entirely replaced
~ others. A eorrespo Of the New York Her
writing 10 contradict this ruor says that their
only failure was caused by the neglect Of one Of the
Junior assistant engineers who allowed the water to
get teo o, aud one of the boilers slightly burned in
consequence. Owing to their peculiar construction,
giving great power Of evaporation they require more
than ordinary attention. and this II appears, was not
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VERY GOOD COOK, WASHER AND lRONER.
Succession Of the late CLARA Duliepre
..ly. RY N yJENIE Aurtouaer

~ NJ will be sold at public auction in the rotnde Of the ST.
Louis Hotel for said succession by
der from the honorable the Second District Court Of New
leans, dated 9th April, tS56--
BAET, aged about % good cook
washer, ironer and h5use-servant.
TERMSHalf cash, and the balance Mt months credit
endorsed satisfactory note, bearing said slave
Act of sale before J. IisboDy, Notary Public
a24g my
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George III. V'iaete7a,
= P Rim TERS' WAREHOUSE.
Mo- 1o5 POYDfsAS STREET.

IA Presses Types Inks Paper Cards. Card Boards and
seFlas Of every description furnished at the shortest
noee Old Type tkes in exchange for new at the rate of &c
ts' PoNHu' jas 2pSa
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-HgOEbesEHs,.a

DOEbeNas's
90 M M - r CIAL COLLIE gle,
No. HOG Canal Street.
me object OF this institution teach practically las nscd
IN business and every day life Penmanp Book Keeping
ahinehc Aigebra Geometry, Surveying, Navigation Eng
l,Sh French Spanish German and Photography 50 that
pupils are at once prepared for business LEARNERS are
tced in speaking reading and writing any language thew
Wish 70 acquire Ladies' Glasses from G1s 81 NJ Gents
A. NJ to II NJ, and to P. II. Children 10 5Js r NJ
myl2 2p6ts No 106 Cnna strset
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sa CdGs'Cgs
NEW ORLEANS, May Sth, 1856.
Be it known to all whom it may concern that Govern
nent OF Nicaragua recognizes agent in the United
except Padre WILL Minister Washington, Col. p F.
Mancoso in this city. Capt j. ". Wilkins has acting
agent during the absence of Col Mancoso who
and resumed the duties of his Office further known
that parties have recently borrowed money the credit said
NicaEaguan government without any authority. my9 Up
sNicaU aNWazsSc.
Just issued the 18th thousand of the popular Ballad 'What
is Home without Mother.n This beautiful song ALICE
HAWTHORNE, Author of
Listen to the Mocking Bird' /" Onr Good old Friends'
let us live with Hope.' Ny Cottage Home
" How sweet the RoseS,' 's Song of tile Farmer
II set heart Flower Pet of the Cradle etc. etc.
These Ballads are all of and pleasing character
calculated for the Of ordinary performers Is cents
each. Also, just published, "HAWTnORNE LEAVES"
being variations the above melodies popular
composer Cas Grobe Price 80 euch-Copes sent by
mail Address
WINNER & SINISTER,
Music Publishers ITO North 9Th street.
fny9 Zp&WN PHILADELPHIA
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NJ g 4 - 49, f5 81, . slrlt 7lt II
Nicaragua Recognized.

Telegraphic dispatches to yesterdays morning
papers dated nst state that Padre
viii Tie newly appointed Nicaraguan Minister had
ii, that day, presented his credentials to the Pres
dent, and been cordially received.
Better late than never, Z IS received MOTTO The
idsa involved ii rather good one than otherwise It
/, IS well expressed in Watts lines RI HI
While the lamp holds out TO burn,
The yiIest Binher may return z ai$ sSs
Therefore, President Pierce has chance for redemp
lion If heEonY avails himself of44it--the chance
allowed the most hardened of sinners. q Y 5}
81 HI Has made tie first step in the right direction
lust as The lamp was glinnering in ts socket We
trust lie may make many others He has cruelty and
causelessly wronged our brethren Nicaragua, and
the sooner he repairs those wrongs the better for him
fand all concerned We shall await further adyices
n with anxiety. Ii 4*S 5s 553
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RensOUed Removed
FROM NO. is TOly ROYAL, STREET.
supply of CREME DE BoUzY CHAMPAGNE, in quart,
and pints constantly on hand which equal to the best that
comes to this Market
OTHER BRANDS OF INFERIOR QUALITY.
SPARKLING and STILL. HOOK MADEIRA and SHERRY
WINES.
RANDIESs
sAzERAC of the Vintage Of 1895 179s and 1905 and other
brands.
WINISK
w ell deserptions-Scotch, Irish Rye and Bourbon
ALE and PORTER, in pints and quarts,
ALSO "a 81
On hand my usual assortment of the best WINES and IL
9uoRs In the MARKET which will be sold on as reasonable
terms as any other heuse in the city.
SEWELL 7. TAYLOR,
d7 2pH No, II Rova street,
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TELEGRAPHED TO THE CRESCENT
THE PRESIDENTS NICARAGUA MESSAGE.

INTERESTING CONGRESSIONAL NEWS.
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WHAT DOES II MEAN ?-T The slowing appeared in
Wednesdays Creole 4 IA ,58is 3j5Fs 1s,.
j. Maenlurdo nominee for Comptroller Of
eofe he expec the vote his fellow-ctizens will he
plain The how wherefore Of that affair Of the Canal
Bank sgF E 4Ef Eif{3+E n s3t ff8 Il 5zf f
Our reghbor speaks enigmatically, VIII he ex-
plain? viii he hrowsome light upon what, it strikes
us Is rather obscure but deeply suggestive inter
Y r0gatory 4, s35as ffz3 Ell i s5
have beensasked at least three hundred and
sixty-iye times what the foregoing extract meant
Not being posted, We, Of course, could make no re-
spose. Hereafter, We trust all enqnirers will repair
5te the Creole once for the Information they desire
IN Justice to the gentleman alluded to, and in jus
tice to the great party Of which he is q prominent
standard bearer, We think cur cotemporary should
H take some action in the premises Anyhow, such is
our opinion, and we throw it out for what it is worth
b Eat the whole trutlibe known. x
We are absorbingly anxious that our party should
triumph in Tile approaching election. We are conf
dentitiwll triumph; but we would not have it tra
upaph except by fair and honorable means-nor at
Tie sacrifice Of private character on ample
and incontestble grounds. 81 HI u g 5'5#55
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ERTDA x ~ oRNINes u l6. 1856.

w i are Indebted to the fine steamer atcllez
for recent river from icksburg and other tn
morris.
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~ I'VE are indebted 10 ID. Boss clerk Of
HE David Gibson fol late Cincinnati tayors.
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Premiership.
A NEW AND COMPLETE SYSTEM,
IN SEVEN PARTS,
With the Copies at the head of encI, Pnce,

Numbers and contain little than those elements
adapted to beginners. Nos and embrace all the practical
parts OF the entire series giving ample practice Ton the prnc
pies and hgres the small and capital letters with
each arranged alphabetically closing each with ene
ces Nos and contain Of fine historical geo
graphical selections. No. is book of Forms of Notes Bills
Of Exchange etc. comprising those in use by all business
persons.
From the hundreds of unqualified approvas received from
teachers in every State select the following an expe
renced Principal of one of the largest schools in the South
"Payson Dunton Scrbner's Combined System of Rapid
PENMAEsHIP,
land Chart designed to aid in teaching system has shown
by its that will Inns DONE readily approve itself
to Teachers and all others interested the only series Of
copy books extant which starts with meeting the real wants
of ALL teaching thing time and leading the nupil in
gradual and systematic progression until beautiful hand is
acquired"
These books warranted be of quality of paper
Published by.
CROSBY, NICHOLS & CO.,
Boston,
and for sale by all Booksellers in New Orleans
EA full set mailed to order receipt of 81 most psid Ia
any part OF The country. a2g 2p2tew&4tW
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ESTATE OF j. b. D. F. GUEX, ALIAS d. F. GUEx.
Iuu:o..aa=

ESTATE OF j. b. D. F. GUEX, ALIAS u. +. GUEX,
BY N. VIGN1E Auctoneer.
SATURDAY, 18th june, 1856, at I2 o'clock.
~ NJ, will be sold 1T public auction in the rotunda of the
Louis Hotel BY virtue Of order from the honorable the Sec
ond District Court of New Orleans dutcd 9Th May, 1856
following described slaves and property belonging 10 said
ccssion
PETER, negro man. about As years old.
r MARY, alias Molly, negress about As years old.
/. A CERTAIN ACT OF GROUND, bounded by CONT
Where ST. Louis and Mnras Streets measuring French
ure sixty feet front on Cont street BY one hundred and twenty
eight feet and two inches front Where street. hundred
and tee five inches the line dividing said lot of
ground from lot number six. Together with brick house.
covered with States containing four room closet gallery
two-story kitchen coeainin four another double Kitchen
twostory store house. stables also large brick building and
bakery containing large ovens and all tho buildings
improvements erected on said lot.
2. FIVE LOTS OF GROUND, situated in new suburb
Margny designated as lots Nos 49, 70 p md % of square No
3d. comprised between union Liberal Frenchme and Genius
seetssaid lots measuring each 30 feet from Union street.
of Union and Genius streets.
TERMS CONDITIONS For the Slaves third cash and
the balance twelve credit in notes to the
order of purchasers, and endorsed by For the Real
Estate third cash. the baanceat SIX twelve and eighteen
months credit in the order Of the purchasers and by
them endorsed bearing six per per anntm from
date till maturity; aud thereafter paid at eight per
per until final payment secured by special mort
said property The buildings insured until final
payment OF the notes. and the policies Of insurance trans
ferred to the titriS.
G- Acts of sale before S. Magner, Esq., notary public
pJi NinID
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I ELECTION III WIL,uNdToN--An animated election
for Commissioners of Navigation was held in Will
mingon, North Carolina on Tuesday, and resulted in
the auccesso Of the American ticket four oat of the
1--WE candidates nominated by hatparty having been
elected The result Of this election, says the Viii
nlington Herald is calculated to inspire confidence in
the success of the American cause throughout the
State. 08Ts Ma. al 556{S ilit3 i454 i5a!sti8
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ALDERMEN.
FIRST DISTRICT II. II. Place, III. NJ. Summers,
81 , A. Laundry.
sEcoNnI nrsr Augustus Montgomery,
- -" AdoIphe Dupre.
r4Y,pn ,,,,r p. 8. WiIt1,
= i 80 A'NN l5i'I. ~. ". Go1artlain.
,,,1-,,,,. ,,,en ,NEm. M. Perkins.
- ms - : Renj 8. Harrison.
ASSISTANT ALDERMEN.
FIRST DIsrR1or.-lsr WARD
I'd WARD
54. sl Sd wARp-N. e. Bailey.
-E' C. Banfster. .'
SECOND D1sTRIcT-4rH wARD-yV. NJ. Fleming.
Il. w. Hebrard.
9TH wARp-Victor Bcnit.
* 9Th wARp-JoEln e. Holland.
THIRD DIsTR1CT,-7rH wARn-Leonce Bilrthe.
Y a-E stsf STH WARD E3gE
erH wARp----- Raymond.
FOURTH DISTR'T-l0TH wARD--,B. r. Oliver.
tmyl6 te llrH wARD-J. j. Norment.
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A S CARP. THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING PER-
announces to the public that lie the Stock and
Of his store, No. % Camp street. Mr. FRANKLIN
10y several years identified with his business
lie recommends Mr.. Roberts
IMAM Of practical qualifications sterling business habits and
soiiclts Tor him a continuance of their patronage ~
New Orleans My 1856. J. HUFTY
HAVING PURCHASED THE ENTIRE STOCK OF.
hons, both in JEWELRY AND FANCY GOODS 10 the for
mer stock and to continue the Wholesale Retail business
me attention Of friends respectfully to This as
am confident OF being able to please them with merchandise
both n IN quality and price.
myl2 I'm F. ROBERTS.
MO CURE NO PAY.-CHOLERA DIARRH(EA
ysentery, Cholera Morbns and all arrangements of The
Bowels guaranteed the money returned The unfer
slsnSd also cures Rheumatism, Neuralgia Scrofua White
SWslngs Bone Feons Scald Head Old Sores and Ulcers o
OF the Southern amede No. lO7 Carondeet street between
Canal and Poydias, Poydras. ' 'N
90, Office honrs from A. n. to9P. ~.
my9 dly&W6m DR.. WIN. DowsE.
sTNEIE GEM FANCY AND FAMILY CsFSO~
= CEK2 STOKE, No. q Baronne street E. L. BERCIER,
9g- large assortment Of Choice GROCERIES, WINES
rs GHAMPAGNE of the best brands, in quarts and pints
9ther F!sf LINES Superior OLD BRANDY other
cles OF the best qualities always hand ut low prices
G Goods delivered 10 families free Of drayage ml2,v
MAY BE HAD AT THE Low
y tst taes LOT salt in bulk sack Railroad Pig Iron.
e'c'' AZ me AgterB Warehouse Apply to
oss ~ IF. COCHRAN & HALL,
-1 - IN 30 GraEier street
A , y: DE,Ai,NNTON, AUCTION AND CONMIss1OE
Liberal Cash Advances made I'll kinds merchan
"-R''i GU 2pln-5m&IyW
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Boots, Shoes and B5'0gases.
=.z. 80 AT WHOLESALE.
Now landing from ship Norfolk and store general assor
ment of BOOTS, SHOES, BROGANs, HATS CAPS, etc
Plantations supplied with prime DITCHING BOOTS RUssET
BOOTS BRoGANs, WOOL, MEXICAN PALM LEAF,
STRAW and CAMPEACHY HATS, at the lowest market
prices, by
FROST & CO.,
jyl32p&W 10 Magazine street.
I'll A rs. CAPS, etc.,
AT WHOLESALE
We constantly receiving general of Silk Fur
Cashmere Panama. Legho Straw, Palm Leaf Mexican and
Wool HATS at the
LOWEST MARKET PRICES
..g. FROST & CO.,
jyl32p6W 10 Magazine street,
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-FOs'stea''s Celebrated
w A t e r P u IFIB
further supply Of the above for sale by
H.. HENDERSON s GAINES,
Ihyl3 2pot 81. a,-.- .s.s 80 Canal street.
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american Ticket.
80
MAYOR

s, MAYOR. ..a
CHARLES M. $WATERMAN. 4
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GOOD COOK, WASHER, IRONER, sEAMsrREss AND
House Servant -
BY N VIGNIE, Auctioneer.
SATURDAY, 18th May, 1856, Mt 10 O'Clock
~ Nj will be sold at the St Louis Exchange-
MARY, negro woman aged about 80 years, good cook
washer oner seamsress md house fully guaranteed
HGy-TERMS-Cash. e ~ myIO
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COMPTROLLER: ".
THOMAS TTIEARD.
STREET COMMISSIONER.
p. ANIEDEE GUYoL.
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4As MERCHANT Austin Texas
Aapefa! Cash Advances made I'll kinds Of merchRn
uile'i GU 2plm-5m&1yW
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Auttiult SaIts.
WHITE AND HICKORY SHIRTS, HATS.

CLOTHING, WHITE AND HICKORY SHIRTS, HATS.
BY BLACHE Il BEAUMONT.
FRIDAY, 16tll instant, Mt 10 o'clock, mt
~ their auction rooms No7 Charres street will be Sold
An assortment Of Straw Pearl and Black Hats.
at ii O'clock mp STAIRS
5o dozen extra heavy Hickory Shirts;
2Vo dozen White and Colored Bosom Shirts.
,-rgEs. f-1a- Also
an extensive assortment Of Clohingsuch French Drap
e Alpaca, Cottonade, Brown and Buff Linen Duck
sroeK and Dress Coats sacs and P9letos Merno
aIseee Check, Cashmere Cotonade and Drilling Pants
MsIsees Alpaca Silk and Satin, Check and Merino Vests
ETC., etc. &38gS5 Ef{ ' 'E-' '.'-
{MA-Terms at sale ,,-1s
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-05-08
Boston advertisements.
CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.
SKIRTS! SKIRTSl SKIRTS!

In consideration Of the unusual and unexpected de-
mand for Holiness Improved Seamless Whalebns Skirts
numerous and worthless limitations have been thrust into
market and one particularly calculated to initiate the
genuine bearing the same name and nearly the same
s,anp, and put up in the style. Our goods are
superior quality cords the Bottom are made ex-
pressy for goods and warranted to wash without in
jury and no expense is spared to make them perfectly
satisfactory particularly giving form to he
dresS TO the consumer male in piece or bread
and in future will he stamped az & Holiness Improved
Seamless Whaebone Skirt" The imitation is an inferior
quality in every and important respects ara mad
in two TeGdhs and stamped ike ours as posi-
Bile. See advertisement in another column.
my6 daWtf Fri HOLMES
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-05-08
Gratuitous outside ExhibItio


Gratuitous Outside Exhibitions.
L HE CAR OF BEAUTYlI
IN the forenoon on the day Of the Companies arrival
In town. Magnificent Procession will be given bv the
Troupe, through the principal streets in which viii
pear the Majestic CAR OF BEAUTY, with superb Tab
eau Vivante formed by ToeRty-Four Chidren, repre-
renting the Characters they appear in CISpERELIt in
full dress and in the revolving life size stane N
The great Clown Jim Myers
This perfectly beautiful vehicle wi tn its chaste and e
egal groupings, will be drawn by Twenty HoRsIs driv-
On by the most accomplished rensman in the country
Mr. ASA BERRY. The Carriage is most elaboratey orna
me1ted by the first artists in Paris whit it was built
and the Harness and Housings manufactured by ar ~
OF our own country are the most perfect Of the kind
exhibited.
About half hour previous to opening the doors Of
the great Pavilion of Exhibition should the weather ner
NIT, TE1tRIFIC ASCENSION UPON SINGLE
WIRE, BY A LADY, Mile Loufsc, will be made
outside the-PaVilon,to height of fifty feet from the
ground.
Persons living distance from the town, arc notified
That the GRAND Procession Including the aCAR on
BEAUTY, will take place between and IL A. NJ. and the
ASCENSION BY MILE LOUISE upon the Wire, about P.
Nj to witness both of which, there will be- Of COURSE no
charge
For full description of the minor details of This nm
paraeled Exhibition, in which has been the
object of Jim Myers to furnish to the public davis
amusement Of the most unexeeponabe character of the
greatest variety and the very smallest price of admission
Bee explanatory sheets and the small bills all the places
Of public resort.
u Win perform at Worcester on land Of COL Abbot,
between Pleasant and Elm Streets, r
On WEDNESDAY. May 9fst,
Admission to the Pavilion and the entire great Show
rs cents No half psce.
Two PERFORMANCES WILL BE GIVEN Afternoon cnu,
nencing at o'clock and In the Evening commencing at
O'CLOCK the doorsbeing opened half hour previously
Make up your parties tn time!!
JIM MYERs's GREAT SHOW rs CoMINGlt!
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