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Ue(u Orleans 1ailg Gresttnt,
IMP oRTANT PROM MEXICO.
ARRIVAL or THE STEAMSHIP TEXAS. "a


Mr.. DaCosta, purser of the steamship Texas, which
arrived last evening from Vera Cruz has furnished
with the following memoranda: The Texas arrived
at Vera Cruz the 2o and left ON the 22d Reports
that the Castle of San Juan de Ulloa pronounced in
favor Of Huro Y. Ta,nures on the night of the I2th
and on the 18th notified the city that if they did not
surrender by IL O'clock NJ, it would be bombarded.
At halfpaEt twelve the Castle opened on the city,
continuing it foran hour Two persons were wounded
and some damage done to the houses On,the 14th,
the French trigate Penelope came up from sacracos
and anchored between the Castle and the city. No
thing further occurred until the 18th The war
steamer Guerrero came in to tow out the national
ship Guadalupe, when the Castle fired into her for Is
minutes, five shots taking effect killing the first lieu
tenant and four men, and woundng seyen In the
meantime bomb from Fort St Iago fell on the Castle,
blowing up an ammunition chest and killing and
wounding l6 men,, On the goth at halfpast five, PM
the Castle: surendegedt to the city.
Before the commencement of the firing, the shipping
took refuge at Sacraeios returning to their anchor
age on the 2lst. The national vessel Guadalupe and
steamship Ben Franklin remained at their nloorings
Most Of the families left for the neighboring villages
during the difficulty. =
The only papers we have received by this arrival,
file of Ell pe1ac,uzano, state that this movement was
headed by prisoner named saIcedo, "well known
for his conduct in 1872 and that the number of mer
engaged in it did not exceed $50. The same paper
intimates that summary punishment will be inflicted
upon these insurgents, who are in prison.
We have received no papers from the city of Mexico
probably in consequence of trouble in the interior
The city of Puebla was still, at last accounts, il
possession of the revolutionists.
On the 3Oth of January the reyolutionists, unde
command Of Trso Jauregui, who held the town G
Ozuluama, attacked by troops sent against ther
by the Governor IF Tamaulipas and defeated. The
were completely dispersed, and Jauregui was take
prisoner On the same day small detachment {
the National Guards encountered and defeated fore
Of the pronunciados Of Tantoyuca under Antoni
Mora.
A recent letter from Senor Vidaurri states that
case it becomes necessary, lie stands ready to
from San Luis Potos upon the city Of Mexico wit
1000 men of all arms in defence of the present gover
ment
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Alnuscments This Evening.

ORLEANS Observation-Disclosures opera La Favor
ia The Spanish company of dancers will appear between the
acts
ST.. CHARLES THEATER.-Sevepth night OF Mr.
Collins. King ONca," His Last Legs" and the "Twt
Buzznris.'
GArErY TI1EATER-" Andy Blake,' two Nationa
Tableaux and the Young ActrcsS.N
PELICAN TuEATER.-I.ast week Of DOnctti's trained
monkeys dogs goats also, kaledescopcal illusions.
ARMoRY HALL.-Dioramic Panorama Of the Rus
sian War.
AMERICAN CIRcUs.-Corner Of Magazine and jose
plnc streets, Every evening
THE GREAT BEAR.-The great Australian perform
ing bear at No. 95. ST. Charles street Day and evening
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Steamboat Departures This Day.


LOWER MISSISSIPPI.
Magnolia, Thomasson master at 5oclock T. B. Smith, IL New
1.Gvee street. agent.
Princess Holmes, master, a O'clock Carroll Pritchad Co.
Union Row, 81 Carondele street, agents.
RED RIVER.
Sydona, Johnson MASTER at O'Clock. T. H. Smith, l. New
l4cYee street, agent.
Grenada Crump, MASTER o'clock Lewis snapp Co.,
Front street, agents.
OHIO RIVER.
Diamond Iolcroft, master, at o'clock John Z. Hyde Co
G6 roydras street, agents.
YAZ0O RIVER.
Lewis Whiteman Wadce, master, O'Clock. John E. IIyd
& Co.. 66 Poydras stree, ngentst
Fulton, VIM Gwartney MASTER at o'clock. Lewis Snapp
Coz 81 Front street. agents.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-02-26

On the 18th, Mr.. H. R. Hemingway was robbed of
$500 on railroad train between Schenectady and
Albany. He carried his money in carpet bag and
tooka nap with it by his side.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-02-26

The propeller Arctic, Capt. Hartsten, which was
sent out i'll search of the Pacific, put into Halifax OF
the 10th under sail, having disabled her propeller.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-02-26

Several days ago the ice in the Missouri river near
Boonville asasccrtained to be eighteen inches thick
in the channel, and in some places near the shore
three feet thick.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-02-26

Jackson Bradley, under sentence of death, made
his escape from the Jail Of kershaw, S. G., q few
days ago. A1eward of $500 is offered for his cap
tT,p
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-02-26

The experiment of blasting the ice in front of St.
Louis has turned out failure, so far any practical
result was concerned.
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TUESDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 26, 1856.
STEAMBOAT EPARTUREs,
FOR RED RIVER.

IT, enTGHDAH FoK - Ei ,f!sif sSt4asD i
tsA Meorins's Landings, Shreveport, Grand Eayou,
lass s iTYe' 'ensfcy new gh daS. =
I'D @ g 5 u & n1sket 6f 3s aTls c1 5
ply on board foot Of Ho Gsa Il qsHt s G 's 81 rcaovna Street
srhs Marion take freight for Hafricans and csto
viii leave t1; TDHsniE ~ Gi q .rSf
5 #g. Bayou Grand EcoTe Aiexandria and al Inerne
g f r. on w ;SGt aos F5F
fe5a ''N''' u TB. SMITH - New Leyec:z
Ts@vs " o oGsDE ~ I'LL St es!Sff f5H4 dAbDo
sasT hcs5r np siisRsF es'1a ?y"
sn as I yfTy @ i 4S aays r s ario Of m
sagc, sag: 'sl,pis, apply on board = to 's
Marion viii Iii tai Take frsat 70 csoHa H''" and is
VIII leave FoEs pFEDiE ~ 1 s osss sSlTHiAsD Il
Bayou Grand Ecore, Alexandria, and all inter
cr"p ss viii iSs dbovs % sght
fess '' '' y LEWIS sNApP & co. 81 Front street.
T leave on F6 GERFERso ~ ILL., oeSf sSirh1yp f \
f5:% all aaa
msliate landng,The superior gs dranght steamer st.
freight passage, apply on board or to
fe25 T. 3: SMITH, y View Levee
VIII leave on T,FSRAY, 2 ,2saNta 25 RS s Ge!fs E u
alaf4 3 ForMinden and all intermediate landngsThe
snps" M s sh t, ds1s' hay Fer Ftsy yomin d
apply pp on board or to r. u sn1r, =, Nav 1o..o
VII FU TSgSEfnAF S III, At o:IoS Nj
enon, Port @ csddo Albany sireyepo9rt s9 Grand
ae ardings-TIe superior passenger steamer ST. Charles,
Apegae master will leave above For freight or passage
ts5s ' , u ~ LEWIS sSArr CO, q Front street. -,
gs-Th5 steamer ST. Charles will pay bills contracted on
her account unless by order s captain nor, els5k M
WIN lave wE64ssRAE F1M RHD p; Fs5 4 es9ff Hr II
w dsS, s,gs T,s5 fsrsS FgsS snSaa
cortons Landing and ali intermediate landings as above
F?s s freight D"s''fTs TEws SEy sS&FF 34f
W" E2SEsRAh FGR HE%EroR e !Fis I ;f'es klkr \
en ns'se sn G5hna a5 syS al Ss%RS Afsn%a5s
SS n Ss4s anf snd
Fer s freight or passage apply e. s shFT Or s is New street
on T9M T5PEfsRAI RE e & 4 s;s!?it
4 E fine fast running passenger steamer sytlonia
intermediate landings Red Rier and Lake Bisteneau. Fo
fFf$5 s55 or passage" Gpsy 81 CO.
WV " on F1R EbPSEsaE E f. hfsFhHEAg@FH 4 & ?es: III
Is IL as5 aai Es
GE M freight Or apply s@4PF e s9ad q e. Front street
Will ave EHSGAf Kp Hfv 81 nj "a T fs52: r P II 70
s ! Sls7sRor STead Sys1; Gls5 csEs ;;a A1sxa
Joirion wifi leave as above.
Es freight E%s %1PRsys 2fG: 81 Front
Will leave OH THURSDAY 2sh inst at 5 O'Clock r. NJ.
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nrAVpy READ!.- BILLIARD TABLE AND BOX
II Mandatory, Oyster Shell Lime sifted for sIEar MGkeTs
FABLES and BUILDER Eagle Mills, Il and II Cont street.
near the evce BOXES OF any sze made to order
Sneor fresh LIME good barrels for whitewAsng
making and building always on hand. DRESSED PM
FLOORINtiS and CEILINGS, SAVINGS, TuRNlNGS for
builders Stores houses put repairs of kind made
ou the shortest notice by means Of machinery.
" NO.. The nublic are invited to call and see OF 1y
SALT.-300o0 BUSHELS SALT, EX SHIP EDWIN
- Flye. from Trapani, for sale by "
inl6 J. H. hSHBRIDGE Il CO., 12D Common street.
T1lIOUR-l0l BBI,S FINE FOR SALE BY
jail S. Il, KENNEDY, Il CO., % Poydras street.
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REG ULAR KETS.

r. REGULAR q. S. .NIAILPACI<ET.
FTHssSn ssn aFs r,GTSsnss TsHs5s rq% St
Landing. Nikens Bend, iI Viessbe, Grand Gulf Rodney
sqss 5 pncie m ii
sS,ys N sbfs n MASTER wi" leave
PIiGIiFR, G0obRICII & Co, IS Carondclet street.
aarhe Southern Srn se @ VII o 'as tfss all
She having made very advantageous arrangements for tbs" p"r
NA ce, will be on the evco every Tuesday morning to
r. Sic Southern Belle will attend to the business Of the
s + ]. Trhle during the Spring and Summer mouths
f74sss. - REGULAR PACKET sTEAn1ER
@ = dagnoin-For As9n rshes P"n Ti,1 .Sdl Skip
SGic6sz ali intemsas landinE,zrs sls.n and and swift
q n m psHe! Says s hs above 5;ay
qelofs Ec fr, T NJ dr D,ssoyc ,nD,v on board or to
nos I. il. SMITH, l. New Ievce street.
4aft IL F LOG FAtkET New Latona, Emile erSss o
s,s:S %5SSi$ It Ssis;t T r.
T BE- ready s sG % eTn Hosyn sEsry MnS n1s
ionla Pnqiemre Baton Rouge Lobdes Store Port l"d-
For freight passage having superior accommodations apply
on board, o-3 ON
rRaS TEW 6IaE2S - 2Eak!t HS
FoH FaT be5sissnS: SEM UHAfSS faSus@ne bsioa FSSs
Port lson Bayou Sara Red River I"9ngS , F%rt AdnS
| PRINCESS, Capt. Holmes, TUESDAY. NJ . T. NJ
SOUTHERN BELLE, Capt hrondwell I'll kSnAG M5 JIM
| NATCIIEZ Capt Lcnthers, 5 ATuRDAl, ht T. NJ
The above splendid packets will leave
their regular days without fail At the hour arponted Al
business entrusted their will be promptly and faithfully
attended Freight taken for itzoo consigned to W. NJ
SHAW Agent of the bouts mt Nickelnre who VIII forward
| il without delay, and without any extra charge,
These boats will not be responsible for my letter or ncSHge
bills OF ndng specifying the contents and value and
the freight paid for any yanahles deposited with the clerk
| by the passengers, or i'll their haggaGc.
| For freight or passage, apply on board or to .o
CARROlI PRITCHARD & CO.,
sr5tf Union Row, 81 Caron1eet street.
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THE LAKE.

s FOR 3IpBILE yB Wl,lI DlRECT ,E;6 ID, DAiHn IN
ei Eios = g. p1Tss Tros nr o6 md Sse
ake trade with superior occ9nlmoaons one Of The above
@ @ t M aft y f o ts s s M F. a
will stop at PacagoMa on Monday aud Thursday EVENING"
New Orleans, November l. 1856. no
uz sltiMhE Srs1leWsr sMoME rAekET afas.lnaHiT
For oeean Spring. and intermed"e adG
extending her trips far as Pasc"goua on Tuesday and S'u
& eT 3 Rrs ss . fse cs Wm spsrd Ill
Rairoad on arrival the Lake Of the cars as follows
f. TfaEs + ~ ea sS@S
4 II cars cars EF5R sESb H2ESESS$
n5 r, GHDDEs, Agent, 10 Bank Place.
N rANY Of New Orleans have this dny commenced
tons and prepared take Fire, Marine and River Risks
F g. J. T. ','Es: psnsgre :? + :; : T Tss;S"5st s"5s
II 5a:i i H!s$"i F2?s9"!s l!fH:E If sssis' n:G;s''
~ 75!9nAs 5Hs + 1HSEafS S!SS FS:'Ss V:s President.
New > Orleans leans Jan JAM, !, ls5G. ia2 1y
si.AYH H. DoT ~ NO. s5 15S .1 C9NhF1oM m toIs
2 ! n 2.,tlPs 64s & ahl E NE'ASss t &c
Having the hrecery dwelling No l56 Common
and Slaves reasonable terms can be obtained in the
HtfG? SRhS Ri Ssf$'
$:f 5$ fSiSs Ss 5s5 Il
TfSH S M2EHE sT. a. 2EE 3 IN FSR Nav
25fS 3o "nd Tfi fhep S Pott aid chane Cider by
s, si prchasers Also Imports scole Ale and London
ceivsl its '''''' '''' r'''.,',, .. l ~ "
OFbh'H1fGnb bHfnb HE 5T1Eh n ,11Sot MsryaSd S June
55-CAUTION.-LOTTEisY FRAU uDs.-Ihe Commissioner
ii ton nh ts pnSe snnst @ the Si' s~e
mail and Otherwise fraudulent Lottery Schemes an and pretend 70
The only legal Lotteries in MARYLAND those drawn daily
people Of the State, rpder the new constitution to examine and
XII the tickets Lotteries and all certificates Of Gnek
General Agent for Contractor, oice Of the Maryland Con-
soatc Lotteries Baltimore, Nd Al others are fl",ulent
which they are drawn etc. will be checully given by ad
dressing. " n,r>-,>7 ,.,. ,,,
oily :. =. nlHE-H..- y, % nn-Illllt, wv
9 u A. HENDERSON ~ CO., MAGAZINE ST.
>. corner Natcca offer for s,le the lowest market prices
ehocs sort"Spt & OF sta las heSn enpex seeer1 un
comprises all the articles needed Tor family use or for mHcn
in the country. l'l' o'i
VINCENT, CONFECTIONERY CORNER OF CANAL
Saloon o for The o o s1s Sf sTdy gSG to @ M
sSn S f Py osc cos sss
TsbIss set from sS1 II O'clock A. NJ to IL O'Clock
nvaIS Himself Of his opportunity inform the public that h,
engaged one 5 Of the best Fneh c cooks he Will "grH n to
DEEF-35O TICS PRIME MESS AND INDIA MESS
jna I' sAS 's s. IL KENNEDY 4 CO, % roydra
years good Meat and Pastry Cook and House servan
Enquire basement office, No L. CHondelet street, al5H
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FOR AND RIVER.

Will leave on TlIURSD. .AY. 18th inst. O'Clock. p ~
fvzaes FOR NASHVILLE. THE FINE
eIlrrt b substantial steamer Humboldt, Captain
Strong will leave for Nashville ami all inter-
mediate landings Cumberland river above. For freight
t7N 'i'- PERKINS 4 CO.,
Or P. DUFIEID,
fees st. Charles Perli'Io.
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ACHITA RIV Err.

VIII leave on WEDNESDAY, 9th inst, at O'Clock, P. NJ,
positively. - .
fprs. FOR BtEUFF RIVER AND CIGILY
E4snts3 = ISIASp-For all landings on Bmulf Iiver'
tcnediiie landings Black RiverThe light dHMg lit sub
staia and swift running passenger packet steamer Frank
Keeling A. Grant Jr. master, will leave as above For
freight issnge having unsurpassed Accommodations apply
or. board, foot Of Bienviie street. OF to
GEO. W. MUSE, Agent,
fees 81 Tchoupoulas ST.
Will leave WEDNESDAY. 9th inst Mt o'clock. ?: n;
TES REGULAR ALI THE SE ASON
euEL1seSa Ouachia Packet Steamer X. L.. CObD-tor
.E9sz:.=zsa .:Sa Camden Beach Hills, Champngnoc Pigeon
Hills Marie Saline, llarrsonbnrg, Alabama lthdng Trenton
Columbia Monroe, and all intermediate landings, the r. L.
COB Captain L. Northern will leave above. For freight
or passage apply board foot of Cnstomhose street. to
ir2j L. B SMITH, l. New l-eEee slrett.
Will leave WEDNESDAY. 9Th inst ut oeosk p NJ ',
$IEle4 e fine light draft steamer r. L. Cobb, l. North
crn, master. will leave above for Camden,
Reach Hills Pigeon Hills Champagnoc Mouth OF Bayou Bar
hoomew, D. Arben's, Alabama Landli Trenton, Mormon
Trinity and llaonLurg. For freight passage, apply on
boart or 10 ~
f25 LEWIS SNAff x w. 81 ROM street.
ElThc r. l.. Cobb will give through! bills aing to Camden
and all points below and is receiving freight at the foot OF
-honSc street.
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w Fl T E r | Y e r .

Leaves on WEDNESDAY. 9th inst. at 5 O'Clock p. NJ
WSss FOR WHITE AND ARKANSAS
e=lzt p Riyers.-The and light draugt steamer )
ss54s-Sa NIorrisett, d. Brandenburg, master, will
leave for acksonport, Elizabeth Augusta Des Arc Dnvals
Bluff Aberdeen Charles Indian bay, and all intermediate
landings as above. freight passage, apply board
LEWIS SNAPP i Co, 81 Front street.
nFreisht taken Napoleon all the Bends also for
Arkansas River if consigned Des Arc, DuSars Bluff or
Aberdeen. leo
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Will leave on SATURDAY March lst, at s o'clock ? NJ
IT, y, FOR ARKANSAS ~ RiH . HEKTInE
:sHAAh Robinson, Sol Iilburn master will leave
above Smith, Van Buren,, Ozark, NorrSown Darda-
nees evurg, Little Rock, Pine Bluffs and all Intermediate
landings Arkansas river.
For freight passage apply on board or TO
fea6 LEWIS SNAPP * co. 81 Front street.
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TEN NESSEE RI Y Err.

VIII leave on SATURDAY. lst Mnrch at O'Clock r ".
rTes. FOR TENNESSEE RIVER
elgkt,AEE The and lght-draught Midas,
sST=aa Stanley Brown master will leave as above for
Enstor Florence and Tuscumba For freight passage, a
ply on board or 10 - ~ , ,.o . ..
RE- The Midas will remain permanently in the trade during
Snuson fees
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-02-26

Will leave on WEIN ESDAY. 9th inst. nt o'clock P. NJ
Wzgs FOR RED RIVER.--THE FINE
EiiElL45tIs light steamer Com promise, y: W Kay,
:sss@-sss master, will leave for Jefferson Smiilnnd,
Shreveport Grand Bayou Compte Grand Ecere AleHandra
orton's Landing and all intermediate landings, above.
For freight passage. amply on board or to
fe25 LEWIS SNAPP 4 60, 81 Front street
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Will leave on WEDNESDAY. 9th inst. at O'Clock, p NJ
fTEss FOR SHREVEPORT, GRAND
a1sEfE Ecore, Grand Bayou, Compte Alexandra Cor
s-5z Landing and Gll intermediate ltndiHes. The
fine Light dranght steamer Compromise, Cant B. Nay
will leave for the above and all Intermediate landings above
For freight Or passage apply on beard or to to
T, B, SMITH, IL New Lieyen street.,
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Will leave on TUESDAY. 18th inst, at o'clock P "
IT, b, FOR LEFOleE, E,GItEENWOOD.f fSIDoN,
F. Tchula Yazop City, Satartia EickSbrg Natchez
ts==sz and all inernlcdiate landngs-Regilar Yaz'o
River Packet LEWIS WIITEM.AN-The and swift run
ming passenger steamer Lewis Nthiteman, Wallace.
master will leave above. For freight pas:g apply Oh
board, or 10 T. Il. SMITH
fe25 II New Levee.
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FALAYA RIVER.
VA ZOO RIVE r

Will leave TE ESDA Ak, 2itil inst. at O'Clock P. NJ
fYm@p h. FOR YALLABUSIfA RIVER -
e For Grenada Troy, letore. Grecnwood Sidon,
ycksbrg and all intermediate nnlings.The steamer Full
VIM tiwarlncy, will leave above For freight
passage, apply on board or to
fe2t LEWIS SNAPP & CO, 81 Front street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-02-26

lt,Sks BY LATE ARRANGEMENTS WITH MY
kEE.FA- Agents nENGLAND, IRELAND and SCOTLAND.
can now offer increased facility s9tety aud dispatch
Tor transmitting funds from G1 upwards sight well hay
ing Passengers comfortably accommodated from either
the above named countries.
E~Coection Of claims promptly attended to. Letters fro,
distance, by being POST rAIp will huye immediate atcn
tiOn.
ol2l&W JOHN TOOLE 25 Bank Place.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-02-26

Will leave on WEDNESDAY, q ii inst. o'clock, P NJ
muG FOR FORT SMITH. EAN BtREN,
shslrt9 e Little Rock, Napoleon, reenville; Princeton
and Lake Provdence.-Te elegant and
swift running passenger packet steamer Pelican, Capt g.
IT, Ashton will leave above For freight apply
board, l. b. SAlllH
fc35 l. New IIeree.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-02-26

Will leave on WEDNESDAY, Feb. q at s O'Clock P. M
w. s FOR LAKE BIsTENEAU THE
e fine fast running passenger steamer SytiOnia,
:ss4Ea Capt j. Johnson will leave above for Min.
den Grand Bayou Grand Ecoe Campte, Alexandria and all
intermediate landings Red River Lake Bsteneau For
freight or passage, apply on board, 10 -tszi.,a
fe26 j. NJ JOHNSTON & CO., 8 Front I4evee.
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VIII leave on WEDNESDAY, 9th inst. at O'Clock P NJ.
f@Es - FOR JEFFERSON, SMITHLAN D.
81 l5enon Port Caddo, Albany Shreveport, Grand
Ts445a Bayou Grand Ecore, Alexandria and all incrme
date lanngsT superior steamer St. Charles
Appegae master will leave above For freight passage
apply on board,
fe23 LEWIS SNAPP x CO., 81 Front street
gTho steamer ST. Charles will pay bills contracted
her account unless by order from The captain clerk
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-03-06

yNNHE undersigned having purchased TIE patent righ
y Of HALLIDAY'S SELF REGULATlFi WIND
MILL s ready to cont act Tor their erection upon
ms stated below, with the guarantee that hey do not
give entire satisfaction they may be returned after six
mlnhs test and refund the money
by an tngenus and novel arrangement this Min is made
70 regulate itaet so ~ not to beyond given mum
Der Of revolutions per minute thus enabling them 10 stand
the severet gnes without the risk OF being blown down.
Unlike other Mills this viii require no watching, and after
being put in order will require only occasional oing,
for months and even years For economy In raising or
forcing water for barns and dwellings, for irrgatng or
draining lands. and for Railroad purposes this Mill will be
found TO surpaas everything Of The kind
These Mills were awarded the higheN premium (silver
Nedas together with Diplomas Mt the late State Fai a
held at Philadelphia, and New York.
Price at Shop for Mule designee for Pumping Wat,
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TRANSIENT ADVERTISEMENTS

For the Daily Spy must in all eases, he paid in advance
atthe rates given above. Persons residing ut stance
may readily ascertain the cost of ary number of inser
lions, by consulting the table, and remit accordingly
u The contractor for square for year with the right
change has also the privilege of making up his space
with several small advertisements if he chooses. Larger
advertisements at the proportonate rates.
q ~ Advertisements inserted every other day, or on
Special days. two thirds of the above rates Advertise
ments ordered inside all the time S3per cent advance.
Special notices, 70 per cent. advance
Loaded business notices. in reading columns, 10 cts
Inc for one insertion.
Notices of Funerals rs cts. Obituary notices, in adj
dtion 20 the record of the death, cents per line.
WEEKLY PAPER One square, weeks $1,00. Each
additional insertion 20 c'J On squars months $500.
One square, year, $500
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NNOOLEN MACHINERY.-o L. GOD.
w DARD, New YorS only anltacturer Of the orig
inal STEEL RING and TOOTH BURRING MACHINES
and FEED ROLLS, he attached to First and also to
Second Breakers and Finishers OF Wooden Carding Ma
chimes The alta hment second Breakers and Finish
ers is new and very important. These machines in
successful ope alton, FIRST Breakers, in asst of the
principal Wooden Factories in the United States Canadas
aud Mexico and are deemed by experienced manufacture
rs as the perfect machines used and indispensable
60 the economical and successful manaacture Of wool.
They in fact the only sITons durable and success
fully operating machines in use No carding machine
should run an hour without them
The Feed Rolls are strong dorabe, and worthy Of at
tenton.
Crculars explaining these machines and Rolls refer
to mills having them in use, &C, may be had ~ nd
dressing G. L. GODDARD,
No. Bowling iireen. New York, tnwhom ORDERS Should
he directed DIV 0slfU
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% Eet.

DOOMS TO LET FOR SHOPS, VERY
ma Low. In any size required suitable for Painters
Woodworkers, Bootmakers Of Machinists Also LAND
TO LET. Inquire Of :ge JOHN GATES.
Worcester, Jan. Is, 1856. deop2m&
VHNO LET-Two tenements on Lafayette street, oppo
II site the Junction Depot Inquire of
ie26 A.THAYER 21S Main Street