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RAGS. hJcRE, Axonl, Pass. niger lines, rhia.
MsSktMcS, aguui rIs.snkcf LIuss, PllGs.
| FhiLa. Nov ~ % dly
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AVERY, UpHAM L. CO.,
Wholesale Grocsrs and
G0NTsss~tsSy sas.ss, ssiS1S.
No. I6 south - alter street.
kse.r the illI.,uis Co.traI b.yvl)
CHICAGO, lila.
0FFER for sale "a tsrss sno veil selected stssk OF
- 0soeeriss, cunsistig II psrl Of the following
I5J hhds \. U. augt eVHitboB TO pFimo.
Syy ppl1. X. 1n-a aud Clarified duo.
~ ;. y u. and ssrsI iAdIs Aaa.ses,
~ package, Gu ace g osn d q Bi4eE Tess.
.1y bags nio, JaBalrss Jaws and u .traa .ohee.
Az bi and halt pHtts chOlc brands l4s EooRcco.
GU bbl.. y'in- lovs smoking tobacco.
50J sross Paper, itH i"ii. eHd felus bsnk che ing
80 bvIr. Oar 20 z, assorted oraHus 90
~ Pr ssrI J4,iuS. ss-srthe, STAT 81 Sperm
80 = NJ la d ssHisd h-rItug, lsndi.s
Dram. chuiCv kishss ss
80 boS-c n hslsInn. palur fTufL,
lh % The other al lie e.l -lly kepl IN
olntsl..te stcs ~ vft srI-s 40 eau assufs ~
p IL 40. ga- psDiIc Grrsll, haI ars ,IeL~f
,usd col 10 b. uuISIs I'd " ANY vIder housr Ia IhI
aarsrL
From the fact ri our having uHuraa fsci ti-. {.
"a chasing xv'sis sns tag }, are ab. uAELt
!, Aci- 10 retisrii all iEt 1 tx'.
~ d-Fm " ! I'm " A -,
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YARIETY STOaE!

tuE suo.S.ivsr mas Visaesi NA,isit - M ~
Drply 81 ess~rsa stn aud III ~ssSs "'s "-'' A'Si
,n.,~.tiy ,,n han.t - CHI .le~ svll~teli IS
.r.ss 0aols aud rttmmsnSs!
a,,,y m, - -. Nj 70 .a.,a ss..ue s~ieStion o
,la,n Nj si.u.sl slSs. kls,wes~i SOLVES IA .na
rapcy vs.aiass. D~r,tsss A~kAA.n@s he sna 49,
.Tl,.nt. r,xu,xi sw,ss and ssopart hhsnna
.wa, p.tsS.ss .rnbfo.dvres worked snd Laee lstsi
.-.u,,. Lsiss Misses aud Chihirras Cotton Hosiery
..r a.. Ytu,sut III Ladies' U.ad Waist Blekiey ses :"
~, ,,l ,ras aud ether late styles VI the bcst asi
n,s Auooxr Sldr SUD back UNITS fAshi as'vt'
nsut u suk Muslin and 1sss NANTES
,arty An vther rssees uAis N tte nost iss1Iohs',e
,y. AMI :, sn,at q notice Msntlss and Cspes made e
me- Patterns rssiv,.i ai1urliy rom Paris 70 seeeh
ists casossgs Tts Whole stuck was ss'ts ssa ~ ~
~, an. -, r,ssm,nd IL % my Customers 90 be the
,,-t ,.lsetin ever brought to Davenport go,
uaraul4,gt April 20. atrsiu MIS-. = z. arr s-S.
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,sissippi and Missouri Railroad
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4, N,.a a,.sr douda! .spri Al, lrs0, aud unit
1 lr,,nsf nuties ira Us ~dl leave Dayenport. III
a.c.tiue and iowa Ciss, Sundays eseoptedl As ioi
lows. . =,
Isl lrsiSht aud buigrsns lrain al 4. d
~ 4, sr.,d NJ S.su A, =,
Z, srr,,t,ain Ut SIS =. n
frsls ANN =, J.vsnporid daily, tsandsys rxceptedj
as toiloss =.
Isl Mail train al s.so y. "a
III p.sss. gsI Train. ,uP
81 r'rsls a. snd 1saierani Trsin at - 4. VI.
Al rgAlns uIui .a-sSupbts Will make conAection.
.i,n " as atine AID ivAs SHy
ias sa.sagsr 1 stasss davenport cohnec. with
t.s noeA Isl, tn asd ~alssx' ifA'1s Tue evening
4, ain Il ~, ne hoar la thss cap. IT ell t,ef.
ts.,s... sIs are rvHaio oi We L.ess.iy % vina
a "a oar, elioAs 49, acssnsltap nj their pAx
age ais" 10 gtvs4ss asArts peiere .aNihs savl
90, m me car. lin HtShY.
aY, Sept.
aasf.r OF 4 al sportarinr, AZ an
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FRESH clnsI AhOf
...OS s.ssak.s,
ATT ~HoILGSA 1G,
n = 4 TIT subscribers nave HO~ On asu'i, aid ATE
ts.<.sl laily recclvi.g from me last aud soutn Al
90. 8 front street, ana ictee,
-. 70 - New ri } DaretPerf, lseat
Groceries, Nails Glass, Salt, woSdsnware,
Provisions, &c,
~bIeh LAsy offer lie ira1s w0s-s4!e eNtlus Fel
uas. IL .darc.auls, hSI1k'scrPsGs sad oIhurs o.
lps Iu.srt. " ae slate aLa AsUfasha, WHO lr hase
g. s.Vy sAir, give us ass4f-hSs tLst No Nli4 IA
.I.siF Iruvfs auu ~ lurstd. IasAg SAa - LouIs
! cSs EIE4is 10 I~kUn s~uSu.
s,sr-s-aIs, Tsss4s ana TtOIsl krspeEs doing aasi
= thv tlLv vi sle AssissiIp ~ =
IaIa0s4--tVNk GItS VI tafkISt AsNst, ssi'
thsI - Inost purchases VI us
y! S-ltt lu. tsVA. .Y1'Ns D! sIS ~ - ~ d. q
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t6y EsGi. - t-l.Nss tls ~ so s1as 49, A''t
taJ.t ~ at.ls ~SaHssats s-s' ~ .vu ~
AtNs 49, = at - ss5ANs go ts%' g.
p,.NSs - slAst tsNSs's HSS's.
.1aT p~ltpEsas, rstn Il sdLst 80 vsf aihi'
I1tl4sa..S st-t-st sSuSs - tsNSt&stE pt~Sa'-H
e.st 1saI44k, 81 49, itS~INN.
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4pAAs 49,.
FHEaH hi -. s- ast.s, SI~4sgsr 'ttat l49A,-
AA&,5-= tgs-INs- ~
49, 49,. -. II. me-. ENuE4AkD.
ii. Il. Hal E..HLI.aEh,
sGe.s.41v - -.s--4- ~lsSs.y $3.50 sSogi.ls.
sr0Ha 81 q LgVrs Jrs"a brady .iO,H sur
u-,sG ts,-,Es4 49, "a -i.sHs 49, "
/ t4ts 10 -ru s4as =, .SSrvu VI
NR,Jt tsntES Nj rROk ISI1NS
--,.a- ~.s-E.. ~ s"s s'si~3b, ~ 7asvA tis'tt
- aAs-u,4,fHut Ls-Ets 4s,Es ~Pjts
.-4.t-. - FI<-lt 1880 .s~ss ta-----
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-, 4n4 .as tssr s,csvtsss USiore pa'ea-s,"s
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CAAR1ER OAK
LIFE lNs0sSANtsE SOMi'ANh.
Hartford, Conn.
Iscox.caArxr ~ rss srArx OF cossscricrr
$500 ooJ CAPITAL.
wIra iAser AID sscss.s ss sVsrl,s ssosirrs.
eeareis ssked au5cr Va. s4i ctiob sno sppfeNs
| ri las ss.a,,;roilef u faols aecsani>
r IFS In.urrncs !. fraiy saving. Bank for sa'
"a. f,ca "a lass,tf 49, avail tasu .slve. Of u
snects NJ a.nis tss ssof - insars ais sshii'
ON Int after a.s data. -.
lay. eln 49, 4rs Jas Ia Sastai Jeilsfsior as AN
al his death ...
Hasbsnds and Fstbers Why Do yea DELAY sess.'Ae
CON ), scp-s TO oar IAmis'es niIef youe aeAa
Yolag .sp .rS y,d desareas efxr''lag credit
iHsvre solr Hfes -.
iiuiss !. : ,rss Ii not ipssre your hvesf
creditors Why hxs&rd the loss OF eeei by deathf
Ilserr q e ire 81 year ieoi,,r.
To .li-HSys son made such provision fo- thosr
ear aa1 TO you, rs You ~oa . wish ,au haa
ore, ~sre - die. tbs alssa IL 500 aavs not,
rocrxssinais no loagsr, life IS uncertain.
Pamphlets explanatory farunted ey Asents,grstis
OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS:
JAaEsC. HALhLbY, President.
ELIAS GILL, Secretary.
no l.. sapce, Y. Press d. o. Dsckeru an,6l. Ast.
DIRECTORS:
Alfred Gil. Daniel Philp.
Jonr L. sance. ssrll Biodsei.
j. In 4. Butter, D. pckerfazh-
Soas Wheaton, s.nue Oh,
sst.si, HeilIs rr, James Z. NsISiess
:. Is. Bsrxsford, NJ. D., Consulting Physician,
JOHN N. ,uLka, NJ. d., Medic,l Examiner.
apptirsiSops ree-ivsd by hENkS sLAfMA.
Ahn Ageat, .IxvSnpurt. dec IS diff
Chicago City Insurance Company.
CAPITAL tfSOsOOO
.>tmn,u Isur-la, PrssL Henry SsBiI, >ecs.
J, z. LAM, txent,
Dec q. SIS. DSNrhinrI Ine
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julius Lytance,

julius Lytance,
J. A y u Il u E.lT,
oTes pN,,s, t.,rlss Sai 4 yi,y 5.essi..
In proved Farms for sale.
f. kJJ4..1pIa' 40 a!fs.l4 e.s...lpa, .sVc
''A '.Ia:s 50 1'4.s t'.I s,ho 4s,s ao!s, SIC.
a beautiful farm ~ J. from u .Tsnpor,. IL,
ctvs. - re- IL el.a'.Iuo, B-iauss hulsss, tous"
's sable, size,
Also productive t-rm uillr, from Davsnpaf
| Iiacre,, % seT IT, CAM VI - -,ru. uao.,
ssl pIsIFs,'p tHa.4 ~ 81 ~ ~ a-tI g.U,. hO4ss
zeal, L.Sis,tlS.
farm oft.G acres, pI'es fro q nlrsrIu5t.,
| improved. ~ avres sUva la.gvt - L,T,. IIaIrp
iJ@ssi SslI ~nd uaie.ilGiEs,.
! smila ram Dave r"r,to scr",, 20 re. itapru-
yea, ~ ~Ir-sus L.T, L"Gst sl-bIe, els. ..sy.IL.
| ssrTrl Hi1 wesr I.,.tlr,rI. fenced, c, ugl.r,
aud a1s's- Hs. I'HA L"Uss, eel, VI sw.
| = acre. u''I class ralrs Lsaa, two uaI.. fiuB
"SIs~I' six''u PER -srs cash.
Houses ana Lets.
| a new house sru sfrei s. Asz, ont story stOut
~ sLh sd ,io' -, ttsur 10 TGuIs, ,lsI IT, Ella. L.
DC l"f n"'.''' '"1 o"Ai~', nsIt s.tc, IL.si 1T
| 81 i'"; ,sfms So i.
6s ultUl fs.isI &c al ley sirsei, brtwpsr. !.
lna .d ~ -, h! slcssns, nsIl ci.Lsil, ostLVuAs,
'"LS Aru tsILs.sS.
Aerrtal uss aud Cou !. Ils bgVps, OIL u and Al
'hsvIs,
antifnl and eoussn,suI UoIsEgrs 10 tie arr
p'rt ~ U-'sblDn.
Fisl rat huslrsSs lot, l. tfr,t Secnld and Tbg,,
No L. al y :. -. utl tIII.s H. sU.t, Ia ttt,rl
i"A siat anIsGt vi slIuptu, ID isud III Ngv, v,,vL
y. pi! "
- -9Z- :. -.4 - JuLiu' LYTAECE.
1000 Acres OF .loics Land
h 20 sat- an 90 'fai ter,as ~ sut IA cotL
"Ii Sho and r',- ssniek eOuullss. Alla, 10
-. y jULl hbf taNt r.
dal.ss Aud Lots For sale
1 W So ~ a ~ c., GOrs aud vacant Lots
''!-l' -. ,1s'I u uiJrauI pa RIO al tho sl,s
" 'Ai ,"n ,sT"rA1ls tsrns. Apyly 10
,rI ~ itI JULlus LYTASCR.
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Drp 0eoos.

~. .lNC and summer GJOD>!
KNAPP 4 REsDMoN'
Merchant Tailors,
70 y a.. 80. e E. ss,..r,a.,,
vvAVk retarn, 4 from the q, AM ressiVso '"s''
Ill Spr,nw and Satumer stocg at
Fancy dress Is !. q ,; oo : ! !. -,
ssi, h IA SELECTION style, qsiit, md beAn's o. w
ur,std ia re. tsr exc, an. hihr acre osots ~
IN, tu.,ri t,tu tais MAJ ket.
- SueeRfiNE FRxNcR CLOTHS,
NJ. - :, M. brown Gtvst. ls, ntu e'crt t1o"s
80 u ~ "a h,uN, ~ ~ It's . Isl.
Our .,.,k VI FAhtA1Sonc y
i' AND FANCY cAs ASSN I
u .Ia,n wan /. t..- as ta,ht :"
.SIIWNER S7UFfs,
Of the mos, desl syic 81, - nd x.,.e,,le,.
All o. ~hirh We quart tsr to ask W 20 20
mo.t t.si ~ ole and stssstsis ists To ofisf'
woo M !, favor ls with .heir y HohAxd. r 4.
Ne nave secuted Inc ssrvi - OF tH"N -
a. C,Insxr,s Sapsrntond ut OF oar Ca'hhk .
!. n i .ut, saa tsi,vrsols SiJ "a u N 81 ~ ~
p.venpot : t,r as .aas AL sA,h 40 prS1-sils ~
NJ. sI1
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. Fipt rat huslFtps lot, l. Pint Seco, a and Ttg,
10 To- al . L''uH iIi,s ~ so.t. lH,tItrl
4"A '-is' 4tDss' Vi snnpto' ID tsud IT. ngOt. ruvL
y. pi! "
4
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farm off.G acres, D pIes fro nlverlugt. ,
lnPrNrd. ~ avres sUvd t,a.get - L,rs I,aIrp
ioGssi sslI @ud uutV aIlUIEas.
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80 yFF 81 s'HF a. = a',s.F'E 60.
Good News for the L. dies!
" b&ldssIps .! Tie UJraJrd WasL.u, Gsyn are a.
WsvJd hy
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,SGA6Sl SAuA - sAuAAs
WILLIAM Y. DAN ELS,
i.arJnIEH AMI Dnalna iS
CHsbss .-s.-u asa5 49, xS.s SSNO,
Under MAitssaI H.,use, SaISaGu.
saerea.Ass asd ~oan'r, dealers VII HUI " ~ 'neif
Aas AItA ga cxtt examine my esoc~ eetofs par
mas ~ sisc here. OCl -1s
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hlso productive t-rm ullr' from Davsnpar
lihcre,, % GeT H. CLtu'' VI - .,ru. u4.U,,
s pfsFs, ~ tGa.a - 81 ~. ~ a-tI, g,o,. ho4..
zeal, sLs gis,tIS.
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1 W So ~ a ~ C., aOrs .nI ysenut Lon.
o .tt-i, n.IlL'l a lfJr1uI ,a ria al M. an,
0f' ,"n tsT"f4ols Esrus. Agyly TO
III dti yULius LYyAsCK
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~. sao Acres OF 1loics Land
IL "a sat Hn 80 fa 49,. 10 Anil IA Iratt
L 90 ~" a"d ''-ssIieh eOuuliss. Apla, 10
"ll' " lULl HItlayft
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Company OF 81. Louis.
CAPITAL, Ss.ute 81 I'd cousiaaiis inercEs as
DihhIIukSs
o. D. Pare, C.s, Greedy, .. 40. haSrh.
r sN 3 ". Alexander, X. ~ M IA,
>. MeCpro, ID. Al January, TN ck.
soiieiss issued from 81 days Ia OK ears snu tne
u.nrxc par.icspE,- Ir The hole rrpf,.,
70. lnfornsAton sLguire o lae eiurrsigned agent
| for ps' export. e. I. DsN hsrohi.
ais apla - trwIy.
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UkIIG NOTICE

~ ELIL NUTIIk
IsbersoS giNeI. ti'at. n oil 81 The Toe hrldef,
i ri Ia AI-eisspr s"d Alss"uH tau nuao tom
,.sht, n ~ Nc IA III a. tur .aid ugaly. a.
nc aihST :" A"iE Sia stcnLd skivr Dat@Lt sr t.
Low. o. hokp Z tLs xbd day oi jams IT, a. 0.
o'ei0ck a ~ said Is, Tor lEe pu.s 81 slegIlns
ou- G. IL icf ssi4 SvHpahA Tor tis eItGns Year.
pkiI b, sset'y.
n.v~tport May 81. I-5s.-d i'm
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DOCK 10 and Hank DC. utrd- sr snxsmenLsi 70 q ..
j unlt-d amount VI lh' 1 4 "i" tnS aauGiac
- eLu hseAeEits b4hA 'Ht.i., Gru tx Ia;
nd the . via ntstFeu ,sH A-p ~ 10 BAY
HsutfIr aAchdasc Or q ~ tu- 50 Ht- - ca
ssas. oi Iie soit 04L 6aIss nj kuSiaIa {. alasss
JBiu iH,iIaHa. d. h. % foRa Pea t.
., Island Ju.yi5 dewitt. .. a. Am, z.n3 ar
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-04-09

COMMERCE OF THE UNITED STATEs.-The
rapid growth of the United states in CONNER
cial Importance has already had great effect
upon the industry of Europe, and if no great
calamity intervenes, our traffic will in no long
time surpass that of every nation, and cur in
fuence be felt in the remotest places of the
earth. This is shown most clearly by the
commercial statistics of the country, which
whenever they are examined, excite surprise
and wonder. Though the imports were light
last year. yet last year, compared with most
former years, shows a great increase. The
New York Courier has compiled an interest
ing table of the leading articles exported and
imported in the years 1S49 and 1858, which
last named year shows nearer approximation
to the present year than 1854. We select
few of the most important articles from this
table, as follows -
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-04-09

The CATTLE BUSINESS. From some status
tics that have been compiled for the purpose
of showing the value to railways of the freight
on cattle brought to this city, we learn that,
during the last year, the State of Ohio sent
to our market about 10000 head, Illinois over
$4,000, Kentucky 10000, and Indiana 5000.
The New York and Erie Railroad brought
forward $3.50 cattle and 224,S79 hogs, and
the Hudson River 4S,503 cattle. The freight
received by New York railroads for the trans
portation of live stock amounted to one mil
lion OF dollars. There were consumed in this
city, l85,584 cattle in one year, and in Phila-
delphia and Baltimore about 100, 000--one-
half of which, it is estimated, came from
Ohio, Kentucky, Indiana, Illinois, Wiscon-
sin, Iowa, and Michigan, which States also
sent to eastern markets at least COO, 900 live
hogs--the freight on all of which amounted
to $300,000 1t is believed the business for
the ensuing year, will be much larger-N.
Y. Courier and Enquirer.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-04-09

NEW YORK AS 1T WILL BE.-The follow
ing is the termination of a speculative article
IN the Evening Mirror, in regard to the future
of "the Metropolis Of the New World -
"lf our ghosts are permitted to stalk forth
inspectively generation hence, they will be-
hold Manhattan Island mass of marble,
brick, and granite magniicence-a place Of
merchant princes and lords of trade, swarm
ing with proud, gay, luxurious life--and far
beyond on either side, her pendant suburbs
teeming with busy, and we trust free and
happy millions. Then the splendor of Per-
sepolis and Babylon, with their towers and
hanging gardens, and Thabes, with its hun
dred brazen gates, and Alexandria, with its
streets thousand feet broad, which the Mace
DOMAIN planned, fancying he was building
commercial centre for the GLOBE will be
eclpsed by century. Such is the destiny of
New York
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-04-09
Martin Van Buren, is on a visit TO Ne

Martin Van Buren, is on visit to New
York city, and puts up with his friend B. F.
Butler, who on Friday evening had party,
including fifty judges, with military men,
politicians, pHtriots, and friends of freedom.
The Post says, "the veteran of SO many DO.
litical campaigns, to whom they came to pay
their respects, looked as fresh and almost as
young as he did twenty years ago. Time
seems neither to have impaired his bodily Wig.
or. nor taken anything from the activity and
vivaeity of his intellect" 4alp aaa
There is a tolerable prospect that in
the mountains of Virginia there Will remain
snow enough to afford good Hleighing during
the summer. At this time it averages about
3 10 feet in depth and it is drlted in some
places 10 the depth Of from one hundred TO
one hundred and fifty feet,so that the topmost
branches Of the tallest trees barely project
above the surface.
In Asia Minor and Armenia, the WIN
ter has been Of unusual severity. In the vi
cinity OF koniah, caravan of eighty persons
was buried by suow-slide. Fifty Of them
were rescued alive by those who hastened 10
their assistance; the remainder were beyond
recovery. o
On Saturday evening, the law Office
Of Mr.. F. A. kingsbury, at Weymouth Land.
ing, was blown up with gunpowdcr. Mr.. X.
is Justice Of the Peace, and has recently or.
dered the destruction of several parcels OF IL
quor.
A fire in Baltimore on Sunday night,
burned out Carey, Howe, Co., boot and
shoe dealers-loss $50, 900; George A. Mar.
der 4 Co. Joss 100000. A clothing house
in the rear, owned by Weisendeld Co., was
crushed. Entire loss, 100000.
From the weather record at Amherst
College, Il appears that the average tempera-
ture Of March has been rs deg, which Il
sevcn degrees colder than the corresponding
month Of either of the last twenty years, with
the exception Of lS4s.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-04-09

A correspondent OF the Boston Herald, writ
ing from Lynn, says the following, in regard
to their business
There are in Lynn 1863 manufacturers of
women's, misses, and children's boots and
shoes. The number of pairs of boots and
shoes made during the year ending June LIST,
1865, was 9,275,593. Value of the same,
$4,l65,529. Average number of pairs made
by each manufacturer, 81, 1886. Average value
OF the same, $24,64S. Among the largest
dealers may be mentioned -Micaiah c. Pratt,
Baker & Brother, Samuel Boyce, and s. NJ.
Bu6ier, who employ some three hundred
workmen each. Among others who approxi-
mate, are Isaac Newhall, Jr.. Joseph w. Neal,
Geo. ii. Chase, Stephen Oliver, Jr., Moses
s. Breed, Nestor Brown, and J. Woolredge
s. Co.
Messrs Baker & Brother, who are the sole
agents for Essex County, of Grover Baker &
Cos Sewing Machines, sold last year, some
100000 worth Of the machines. They are
generally considered the best in the market.
There are in Lynn eighteen morocco factories,
employing an average of twenty-five work.
men EACH
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-04-09

those who wish to purchase Dry Goods, will
md the new City Store, l4S Main Street, recent
ly opened by ]. H. Clarke & Co., one Of the most
attractive places for that purpose in the city,
Their store is large, well lighted, and splendidy
furnished, besides being filled with an immense
stock of fashionable Goods, the low prices of
which are attracting crowds of customers.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-04-09

COFFEE IN CALIFoRNIA.--The California
Farmer expresses the opinion that hereafter
coffee will be grown in that State, for their
own consumption, and also for expectation !;
and it then passes to give an account of the
great coffee and spice factory of Boye & Co.,
at Sacramento, at which some six hundred
pounds Of coffee are roasted and ground daily;
and one thousand pounds OF spices week are
prepared for the market. All their works are
moved by steam power-the rotary ovens
mills, and all have the same motive power.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-04-09

We find that two or three errors escaped our
proof reader, in the article on "Hiawatha," in
Mondays paper, one of which entirely perverts
the sense of the sentence 1t reads" This par
tcular style seems much better adapted to the old
Northern or Indian tongue" 1t should have
read, better adapted to the old Morse, than to
the Indian tongue" In two instances, the Eng
fish word g material is used, where the French
word "mateier' should have been, as more accu-
rately conveying the meaning of the writer These
mistakes are very annoying to us, and should not
so often occur, if we were able to read our proof
in addition to the preparation of the matter of the
paper, but we find that physical impossibility.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-04-09

At the qualification of voters in New
Haven, the Selectmen. who are Know Moth
ings, rejected only three or four out of two
hundred applicants, as not qualified to read.
we presume that the reading test will not be
made very exclusive. All respectable citizens
who vote about right, and have good meno.
RES, can pass tolerable examination in the
State Constitution.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-04-09

WM. WELLS BRowN's DRAMATIC READ
INes.--This evening, at Brinley Hall, VIM. Wells
Brown gives his inimitable dramatic reading of
:" The Doughface Baked, or, How to get Back
bone" Those who have heard it, pronounce it
capital entertainment. both from the superiority
of its exection, and its political adaptation to the
times We trust he will get, as he deserves,
crowded bouse
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-04-09

THE SLAVE TRADE IN New FoRM.-The
journal Of Commerce publishes letter from
Swotow, China. The writer says that his
snip, which was about to sail, had on board
go Coolies, and expected to take 200 more.
he does not conceal that they are kidnapped,
ana says that they cost from $l5 to 500 per
man, ana sell Tor $3.50. A nice business, re-
qulrlng, we think, immediate suppresson.