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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-12-23
Hp f. HIBBARD'S 0ELEBRArED MID
ga CHERRY BITTERS


For Nervous Weakness and General Debility.
Cough IS the bark of the dog hat warns person Of
approaching Consumption In cases of colds and
coughs they arise from torpid state of the liver and in
all such the Wild Cherry Btters is he best thing
that can be taken, and long and affective diseases may be
prevented and cured by their timely use. Neuralgia
nervous rheumatism spasms aintng asstude or torpid
state Of the liver finds certain and pleasant anote in
the Wild Cherry Bitters. For females it particularly
adapted, and is panacea
NEwBURoH, July IL, lS48
Mr.. r. +. Hbbard Twas some tins troubled with Lass
Of appetite aud tdRtneSs at The StOaaca which was
peculiarly DISTRESSING advised by some friends 10
try your Wild Cherry Biters. did SOL ami before had
used one bottle, found myself heer and before another
bottle was used had gained streng h, my appetite
was good, and am in good health, as aedative,
or tonic, thinkn fact know. they surpassed
by anything have ever used.
Respectfully, SARAH HILDRE ETH
Prepared and sold by HIBBARD & OSBORNE no. So
Nassau Street. New York. and sold by many of the DEAL
ers throughout theconntry-
u Frice, 81 per Bottle.
For sale by JOHN O. HILL Sole Agent for Worcester
Mass, and by dealers generally. d1y mch1I
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-12-23

VNORCEsTER SPORTING WARE
w HOUSE, No. goo Main Ste
Where win be found the largest and best assortment Of
Fine Single and Double Bird and Duck GUNS, In the
city. Also. complete assortment Of RIFLES, Colts,
Allen Thurber's. Bobin Tawcence's and French RE-
YoLVERs, Double and Single PISTOLS Of all kinds, One
Powder slasbs Shot Belts and Pouches Game Bags, Fish
Baskets, Cleaning Rods Nipple Wrenches, Ey's and Da
vis celebrated Gun Wadding Bys, Sankey's, and 9TH
er waterproof Capsi Wire Oartdgesj Pouderi Hhot In
ac every article % nc tho sportsman out In the bert
manner, and at the right prices
~ Guns and Pistols neatly repaired. Guns and Rifles
made n nrder J. O. HOWARD,
u2s dr. No. 2o7 Main Street. Worcester, Mass
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-12-23
-gIun eREAE DEhAND TOR TnOsE suRERIol

which, b. the way, are little the incest Stove in ths
nArkst can again be supplied have received fur.
~ euppy o. those Stoves 90 admirably arranged foI
u3oo eno oeal J. L. LORINa,
- Adj r ~ Main e.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-12-23

,rsEsn LADIES.-I am prepared to show you
wE&E those very Slim Caters and Bisskius,
YEN made on the 4 last.
wa Also, continue TO keep those extra wide
GENTLEMEN,
My Fall stock of Thick Boots is now ready for sale
N b. would ask particular attention to my stock of
French Cdf thlck-s0ie SeBed BOOTS, fortue dollars
per pGlr, good imitation of French
Also, large stock o. Rubber Boots and Shoes.
u At the Bay State Shoe Store m
Il. IL. SMITH
OF diff No. 8 Bay State House
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-12-23
STIMP so MS
R1VALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS.
GEORGE oTURNBULL & co.
s and Vinter Stcet, Boatou.

MALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS.
GEORGE TURNBULL &c co.
and Winter Sicet. Boston.
Fright hand side from Washington street.)
" We would invite attention to our present stock of
dry gods 1t is much extensive aud varied than
examination we prepared more than an at any
previous season to offer Inducements to purchasers
seyles quality, and prices.
In cur assortment may be found rich and large stock
Embroidenes, Laces and Trimmings !;
RIBBONS, WHITE GOODS,
HOSIERY. HANDKERCHIEFs and GLOVES,
SILKS, SATINS and MARCELtNES;
VELF kTS, PLUSHES and GRAPES; ellr
MERIN0S, CASHMERE DiEOOSsES, SEWING SILKS;
TISSUES, BAREGES and DEBElGES;
ALPACCAS, LYONAISES all WOOL and CASHMERE
PLAIDS. aud DELAINES;
LINEN, DAMASKS, TABLE CLOTHS and COVERS,
D0ILIES. DAMASKS an DIAPERS
COTr0Ns, FLANNELS, sHEETJNGs and SHIRTINGs,
"a - - CAMBRICS, Rol'd Jaccon UILTS. and toll
etCovers, M0RkENS and H AIR-CL0THS;
Embroidered, Corned, Cactus and Quilted SKIRTS;
LADIES' CLOTHS, BEAVERS. PETERsHAMS and
FELTS, LINEN Bos0MS, BANDS &c.
We feel confident that stock will bear favorable
COMPARISON with any in the MARKET large proportion
Of L consists Of goods CT importation wherein
We have had the advantage Of selecting styles,
qualities and colors and Of purchases made during
slant attendance at the New York Auctions.
Believing as we do Ia quick sales and small grohts,
strict adherence to the price system, and in
recommending an article but in good faith. feel
that our establishment will itself to discerning
public GEORGE TURNRULL& CO.
and Winter Street, our only Place Of Business.
n2o eodlOt
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-12-23

10 WlLDEps Patent saamander Safe, with powder and
burHlar-pfoof looks. For sale By 8. A. ROWLAND,
SIT ldu i4l Main sheet, Worcester.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-12-23
NJ Ew ARRANGEMENT in BUSINESS.

"a
have sold out my Shooting business to Mr. Tabor who
will give satisfaction the public; aud have opened
the BARN, opposite Joseph Barnes Co.'s Stable, on
Mechanic street. where there good accommodations
for all who have Horses that ang sick lame ring
boned spawned that have spints or tunors shall
be at my office, my barn, ready to visit the sick
lame, at moments call for cattle heroes, at any
distances and would say who have horses that
are lame from bad shoeng if they call at my Office will
go aud the shoene, and remedy the evil II possible
ISAAC W0oDC0CK, NJ, D.
nl9 DIM. Veterinary Surgeon
To the Courts and Justices having jurisdiction in t
premises:
FHNHE Trustees of the State Reform School at Westb9r
ough, desire inform the several Courts of the Com
monweah taking cognizance Of juvenile delinquency
that the Reform School is occupied by larger NUM-
Der OF boys than is fitted to provide for They therefore
request tn t. at present, be sent there. Should
commitments continue the only alternative presented to
the Trustees to remand portion Of the inmates to the
Houses of Correction, provided by law. To prevent
this necessity this notice is respectfully given.
By order oil the Trustees.
THoS. A. GREENE, seo'y.
Westborough, Oct. II, 1856. diff
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-12-23

EXTRA RUCKWBEAT FLOUR-In
NJ barrels, for sale by the barrel pound
H. GRIFFIN a. CO
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2Uants.
w
AND WORK THAT PAYS!

Young Men who are of employment and wishing
10 engage gnt and profitable business requiring but
a small capital Of from t. o dollars, you'd do well to
call No. American House Block, Worcester. Ness.
nf2 dSgtf n HERNET Il Co.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-12-23

This certifes that my wife was afflicted with weak
ness, or general debility. Hill Il Jaseph's medicine
cured her. JFB
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-12-23

TsNO LET.-Att the Junction of Main and southbridge
streets, large SHOP containing 5 rooms. suitable
for manufacturing Boots Shoes Possession given at
the LIST of January. Also STORE in Stones Block fit
ed for, and recently occupied grocery. Possession
given Immediately. Inquire Of T. s. STONE.
d1 diff
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-12-23

KNOARD- For Gentleman and Lady. or iew sid
. , gle gentlemen with pleasant rOoGs at No. WRl.
nut Street. dot do
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-09

from the Augusta Chronicle, Feb.
Ono Of tie m st xtenve res In the number OF buile
ngs eesroy ec occurred in this city about oclook
Sunday niQht tba, has been f,r many years. The dre
Originated In chop Chevs alley, DIED q vegs-
table sto by Bl Hale pegro. FROM whencs EXTENDED
10 every dIrec ion, sumirg 10 progress
ty five thirty buildings Al all descfitiors. The wioa
tensely ctd, which rendered the abors Of gallant
Gremen doubly We suh5ia list Of the casual
ties far have been Die ~ collect them-
or BROAD STREET.
Tao wooden houss the north west corner Of Broad
STREET ard no alley, belonging to the estate OF e. Turpn
occupied by EeDkl as grocery and provision store;
wooden house, occupied by J. B. Hanzo boo. anA
shoe makers shop wooden house the property OF Mr..
Miller occupied aIber's shop in front-residsnoo
unoccupied; . wood house owned by pizzlni Of Rioh-
mond Va occupied AZ grocery store aud dence BY A.
2. Vert; wood house, owned By b McKennou osoa-
pied by him as residence above STAIRS and below ~
Mr Bruce as mil fnery store. wood. house belong
ing to j. Abra6nm es'ae occupied by busch PLAT
bar.rofm. threes,ory brick store and dweliog BE-
longing to Mrs. Knchiey, occupied BY r. Adworth
grocery store
ON ELLIS STREET.
WOODEN house, owned by B. r. Chew, and occupied
by Mrs Brown, dress maker wooden house belonging
To Mr.. Miller, occupied by Mr. Gross . dwelling.
wood house belonging to Pizzri, of Rshmond Va,
occupied. wooc house, ownsd by B. McKennon, snd
occupied by Mrs. Hadiey. A wood house owned and
uped by Mrs. Titus. The dwellings Of Mr.. Hanzs ard
Mrs. Martin were both damage, but not consumed.
ON CHEw's ALLEY.
Several dwellings, sablss and other buildings On tie
Hey, were consumed but did not learn whom thsy
slonged or by wnom occupied
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-09

gives the following account Of terrible and fatal fight
In school room, In Wilson county, In that State -
The most distressing homicide heard Of
In this county about miles northeast Of Lebenon
on last Monday morning Was week ago, between Rufus
Watson and his three sous the side and two
Of john New on the other. The unfortunate difficulty
occurred In . school Young New, aged about
years shot through the heart aud expired
immediately and his little brother, some thirteen
years age almost literally cut to pieces
receiving less we esrp than dangerous Is
Snapgs II may appear he ia still living and hopes
enter aimed Of his recovery Rufus Watson received the
contt nts Of pistol loaded with bird Shot In the breast
but not seriously hurt. The dill ,uty grew out OF
old rudge at had existed between the heads Vt the
resps ctive families Watson and his uei
~ sylofsv Friday last On hearing the evidence
the court belj them bail in the of 81 O0) One Of
bys bailcd out but the other two and he father
failing to give bail committed to jail to await theie
Trial at the next term OF the Circuit Court,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-09

surg anss the whole In pieces larger than tho ha
sno tfis pom the sroaod ALREADY adver cd top.r
uculsry Applicable to country greatly favored With
.s 1.in,s produced "a Of the precious mstai-thst the
:. age are entisd to greater portion OF real
money, and that caeoinal point as which
INV so u 20 % begun aicsd is the place where
'"r Roio L. put into shape size for crculation
me prrprie'y OF ms organiza ion Of media. Office at
me Mint Is respectfully recommended To YOUR Consider
n me reasons tor this heretofore presented
neea no. % repeated here The frequent css upoa TO
As nsoas anh 70 furnish copies OF the cubic medals
M me ofes .och are deposited at the Mini h, icsts
ana. Inc sst.elhusnt f such ONCE woad Sc Of
great puniic benohL As the statement of tina ,asl Ss.
snnexed to my last report did not eu ornee AZ @
81 me Mint and vas in one Two other particulars not
precisely accurate, hare caused m ire correct III ~
be prepared, which il herewith presented
also t&ch 70 this report several tabular statements
exhibiting the full details Of the opera ions Of TIA mic
anc It's branches including tho assay Office for ae pas
year. also several statistical tables relating to the do
9osits aud coinage OF previous years. and allowing the
states and FER tories from when the precious metals
have been received
Ihave the honor to be- wi great respect your faith
full servant, JAMES ROSS SNOWDEN,
Director Of the Mint
To the PRESIDENT Of the United Ssa,e s.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-09

POPULAR SOVEREIGNTY ExTENpsD-The Legs
latve Assembly OF Minnesota referred 80 much OF 0ov
iest mittee. The majority Of that committee have
suemted report, recommending mat Territorial 10
and lat Congress- should have power OF revising ~
laws raised ~ them 1t also recommends thst the peo
pe Of tho rtitoea should elect their judges aud GO
yerpors But Il stu leaves the bill to DO paid By ths
limited States.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-09

The AUBURN PARRrCIDE-The trial OF FfoE.
gerald for tho murder of his father mother and brohss
terminated In verdict OF guilty His brother To
principal witness against him. There were no witnesses
called the part Of the prisoner, and his mss
no argument to the jury, but the submitted 10
them under the charge Of the Court They were oct
twenty minutes During the whole trial (says Ass
ran the prisoner net moved in the least neither
did the verdict Of the jury start him in his chair ~
left the court room In staggering manner, bidding ~
fAnce In his couAenance, TO the whole bar Of ustios
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-09

Hon. Robert Toombs, Of Georgia, declining TO receive
any compensation for his lecture on slavery the
mtce at hs request that the amount should De given
society for aiding emigrsns, has paid tho q
one hundred dollars 70 tie German Emgrant Aid Society.
Of Boston.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-09

Fillmore club has been formed In the First Congres
slopal district Of Pennsyyst
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-09
inaugural Address OF the Governor OF Lou
Aaeana.

To the PRxapHrr Of the United sea E
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-28
IMPORTS.

VERA CRuZ-steamship Texas-l5 bales skins F Ca
merden-S60 1866 in specie
MARSEIII4ES-Ship Medora-In ballast
CONsTANTINoPLE-Shp Delft Haven-In ballast.
HAVRE-Ship John Russe-In ballast
CARDIFFShip Jane ParkerG00 tons railroad iron to Tleo
Dcano
RIO DE JANEIRo-ship Susan E Iowel-loo0o bgs coffee
OF j Is Howell &co.
LFERPOO-Ship Burmah9600O states IS doz do 24l7 SIX
salt 60 900 fire bricks Sybrandt It Nevins
BOSToN-Ship Conquest-900 tons ice to order.
NEW YORK-Shp union-Atsortcd merchandise
MATANzAS-Brg Cochita--In ballast.
SaRIO DE ANEIROBart Sarah Nickels-53oO bags cof-
fee TO Rail- &co.
sALENA DE HYERs-Bark solide--l4OOoo kios salt to
order.
HAVANA-ship Harrisburg-In ballast.
HAvANA-Brig Juso-In ballast.
CHARLESTON-ark Cherokee-34 casks 80 hf do rice 25
basis cowpeas L Leyy50 hf casks rice McGregor
co-l3Q casks rice ID order.
MOBILESteaner Forida6 bales cotton to order-13
II hf bxs tobacco pkges nse Goddess mdse
Ruddecke &co-l box mdse Oakley Hawkns-S bbls whisky
Cooper eber-2 bzs mdse and sundes to order-Total 500
bales cotton. ~
LAyACA-schr Black Damond232 bales cotton to sundry
consignees.
CoAsT-schr Gabriel NIB hhds sugar 23 bbls do 20 bbs
moasses Roman & kernion
COAST-Schr Cora-5O hhds sugar to order.
coAsT-schr Dorate-A hhds sugar "A bbls molasses to
order
PENsACoLA-schr Bradford-6oOoO feet lumber Poo.
ley Eicol Geo.
PENsACoLA-schr Gen II Harrison-75,00o feet lumber
Pooey, Nicol eco.
.BILOXT-Schr Delphine-400 bbls charcoal to order
BILOXI-Schr Alert-90O bbs charcoal to order.
BILOXI-Schr GourInand-l000 bhs charcoal to order.
BILoXI-schr Resoution-7oo bbls charcoal to order.
BoNFOUCA-Schr Necessity-25 cords wood to order.
C0VINGToN-Schr Polar Stars 900 feet lumber Merritt 4
HGCapaall
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-28
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

MARIE sALINE--Seamer R L Cobh-5 bales cotton May,
xeo5 c &eH anga Ro5son en Gsrrson
rs Flssa cSs
sq rowS 3 Nelson so af satfi sds
ss onSf Farley Jarey &eoio5 John Wat eo
M4 co rR raes Tson
s e ; HHq ov Tss a4 B Fasy Serg
Total SIC bales cotton.
sp caSsT r54 c s sfe so TG
csg penasl0 Ro5qe Ra A1Is1I fs6 Mf
!ssdwell aeols G1sen RgSs B!aiE 5ss
sr 9ae oasRass nals
e s tp re ba pees
sundries 10 order-Total 697 bales cotton.
5,6. F %ssms5 S5i, ys Lars
Beoeq &eoo 9s mSassss Plaucs sos ID, DO do Ind
RemaS Kstona Do Toedao %
Vaudeville DOE BIS molasses Q LsBs1e
sugar gar sss bbis ' rnoasses .''' - - :
NASHVILLE Lehanos76 sks corn mi; Miehell &
man &eeDs hhds pork bsls lard wis Ravns
Sd IsSsf 80 g. Do se 81
1 sSs sD sg out s sR4s srtas co ss
Saunders Hnnto1o Bnekner Stanton Newman Hender,
iS IS Rs Xss sG G osEs
arde &ee5 esweT eems .d deg E aas ssT Nh
tenberger Eco-12 bbls moasses Robertson McDonea-7d do
IL kinds sugar Lobit Charpenie-2D bbs molasses Baud
andry6 hhds sugar Darby Temoulel0 do "a bbls mo
asses Bogart, Foley Aver0 do II hhds sugar Degeos
Maspero-l5 hhds sugar w Montgcmery3D do Bougny
Ganucheau-sundes orderToal 22 bales 1875 hhds
sugar 34S bbs mclasses 4 sz4 = s.s-a
FICKSBURG- Magnolia-l7S bales cotton Cuddy,
Brown &co-l19 Jackson Ecol9 Wright, Davenport &co
100 John Watt &cc95 Fellowes co-sl Oakley Hawkins
Hubbard5s Miles Il Adams-44 Geo Smede &co36 Bnckner,
Stanton Newnan-33 Vaudeville McIlhenny26 Newton,
Owen Cobb25 Payne Harrson-Frellsen Stevenson &Co
7 Dunbar &co-I! W Estlen &co-5 G N Pinckard eco
IL Ward Sanders Hunts Anderson Metcaf-l Bradley,
Wilson co-lOBueharan, Campbell &eo-total lo62 bales
RAILROADS.
NEW ORLEANS, JACKSON AND GREAT NORTHERN
RAILROADS. bales to Anderson Metcafi3 Har
ris-24 Carroll Pritchard &col7 Eubank &co-1 Payne
e. Harrison-9 W Zacarie &co-4 Miles, Adams co-l JohT
Watt &co-4 Byrne Vance co-l Frierson &col coop chick
ems, bkt eggs, A Dick-total cotton, bales 145
| NEW ORLEANS OPELOUsAs, AND GREAT WESTERN
bbls molasses Feowes 6co-75 do abaie4S do 1874 hhd
sugar. order-95 49 bbs poasses Agierstota sugar
| hlids 3l5, total moas, bbs 6a2.
FLATBoATS.
CoAsT-Debgnys boat IS hhds sugar. 70 bbls roiasses
| order.
CoAST-Hodga's boat, 50 hhds sugar, Meyer, Mummy.
! COAsT-1rouets boat 100 hilds sugar, order.
Observation-Disclosures boat, ITO bran, Al bbls flour
| Observation-Disclosures boat, 1000 bush ear to
| Martin.
oHIOs Duvalls boat 70 bbls -four, 100 SKIS oats, bb
| beef 100 do potatoes, master on board
INDIANA Sibcrets boats 300 bbls potatoes, O.
| board,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-28
ARRIVED.

Steamship Texas Forbes from Vera Cruz to Harris Morgan
Ship iedora, Kempon from Marsees the 9th November via
St Thomas, TO master-4h district
Ship Delft oyst from the 10th Noven
Ship John Russell Williams, AZ days from Havre to master
Ship Parker Wilson, from Cardiff Wales, 4h December
Der 10 masteT2d district 2.
Sybrandt & Nevins-3d district Al.
Ship Conquest Sears 25 days from Boston, to Whitney
Ship Union, Davis Il days from New York. Woodruff &
Bark Sarah Kckes Ricketts, from Rio de Janeiro to mas
Bark S9ae wsds Wnf from salena de Hyeres France the
Bprk Cherokee. slen days from Charleston to L
Brig Jus:e tspanis days from Havana master-Poln
Brig Cociit Spanish Bertram days from Maanzas, to mas
schr Bonita Martinez days Tabssco to Payro-2d
sehr IasE psmona YCgn days from Lavaea to Golden
schr Cora zeyene, from the Coas5-2d district. So
schr Gabriel NJ Anselna, from the Coast-2d district
sehr + B5adfqEd Taylor days from Pensasola-Basin
6sffsSs; EsR G 5o RTss5
sebr A nH1c Jn'p f fp@ R 1 RozRas,n
sehr Resolution, Josepls, from Bloxi--Basin.
sehr Polar a,; stag Carrier fron
Slo94p Fish Hawk ; from sq mite Ry ys
Dronet' boat from the Coast-2d district
Hodges boat, from Barataria-2d district
STEAMBOATS,.
TnEomar, Doughty, from Memphis.
" n Sherman, Gwarney from Letlorc.
Florida Frost from Mobile.
r l. Cobb Northern from Marie Saline
Linda, Main from Shreveport.
Lebanon, Williamson from Nashville.
New I.htona, Gross, from Waterloo.
c ,Jr, Cotton from Bayou Sara.
| Magnolia, Thomasson, from Ecksburg.
Towboat Conqueror Brown Passes-towed down
the 24th inst, ships Neptue and Admira-bro'
M ships Burmah and Conquest.
TowboGt unus Beehe, Andrews from the Passetowed dowI
and the 22d inst, ships Spark the Ocean, j {
Boynon and brig Fdelia-brouyht up ships Russell
| jane Parker and scfr Bonita.
Towboa Mary kingsland Phillips from the Passes-toweG
down and the 23d inst, ship Corenct and bari
Saxony-bIought up ship Susan f Howell barks Sarah
Nckels and 4 G Hill
Towboa AngoSason, Steele from the Passesowed down
the 10Th inst, ship Premier, bark Convoy and bt
Transt-brought up ships Medora and Harrisburg, ant
bark Cherokee.
Towboa Panther Taylor from the Pnsscs-towed down and
the 22d inst, ships !Asteron and Hemspherebro'
up ship Delft Haven, bark Solide and brig Justo.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-28
EXPORTS.

GALVESTON AND MISUNDERSTANDING Mexico
100 bbls. flour, 200 sacks corn, 500 do oats.
LIVERPO0I-Shp New England-l62l bales cotton, 9420
sacks corn 1858 hbls -four II, 100 slaves.
LIVERPOOI4-Shp Western Chief-2294 bales cotton bbs
four TO- 30 sacks corn, 5000 slaves.
BARCELONABark Catalonals00 bales cotton 5000 saves
NEW YORK-Bark Henry Buck-565 bales cotton, 8 hhds
tobacco 10 hhds sugar. S5 sacks corn 800 wheat ISL bbs
-four 1923 bbs pork 3D. ties lard, 26S bales cuttings
PHILADELPHIA-Bark Caroline Elms-313 hhds sugar. 8
tcs do, 1919 bbls moasses
BRAzOS AND POINT ISABEI-schr Susan--267 bbls
four bs brandy g. bbs hhds As bbs potatoes IS do
onions hams, los demos 500 pcs castings 50 kgs nails
10 bb 60 kegs lard 20 bxs cheese ties rice bags coffee 10
sncks salt l65 Is bNs starch % bxs candles IL kgs
butter 40 bxs soap GO bbs lime and 1881 pcs and bds
iron, and sundries.
BALTIMORE-Schr Southerner--60 bales cotton, 1S5 hhds
sugar, 1872 bbls moaSses 20 hf do
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-28
MEMORANDA.

gThc officers of the steamer Linda, from Shreveport
ports Red River falling all the way down.
H7J>Cap Rote of the ship Susan Howell, from Rio de
ano reports lost overheard the 10th inst when in sight Of
TOBACCO Horace Gates, seaman, of Providence r
Thc r l. Cobb arrived yesterday from Ouachita
River reports that river falling from the mouth of Marie Saae
down. Net City of Cairo Trenton ATLANTA below Moeroe.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-28

SUGAR AND MOLAssEs-sugar was firm, with sales Of
400 hhds Fair to Fully Fair at 6l@71icOf Moasses,
1000 bbls sold at 3sc gallon for Ordinary Choice
lots the ruling rate for Prime being SIC q gallon; also
half bbls at 36G137c q gallon.
FLOUR noticed only retail transactions at IS 75@S8 30
u Dbl for Superine.
GRAIN Corn very quiet lot of 2o sacks Prime
White sold condtionaly re U bushel Nothing of any
consequence WIS done in Wheat or Oats.
PORK. We noticed only retail sales at SIT U Dbl for Mess
On Friday lot of 100 bbs Inferior sold at SIG Is q bb
OF Beef small lot Of Prime taken 81 90 p Dbl Bacon
Sides retailing at 10c p d. Of Lard 500 kegs sold
(part on friday at lO1ac p ID.
cargo of 1900 bushels Sicily in bulk taken
at 20c u bushe.
ROPE. .53 half coils disposed Of at &c.
CANDLES. We noticed small sales of Star at 27c q b.
COFFEE. Sales 1890 bags Rio comprising 900 at l0c,
$50 at lie, and $50 at 111{c q ID.
WHISKY. Very dull. Recfed held OF 48c q gallon.
FE1GHTS.. Ships the berth for Liverpool filling
with Cotton at I'd, and for Havre at Lice.
EXCHANGES. Demand moderate.
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Steamship Mexico Lawles for Galveston and Latagorda
Harris & Morgan
Ship Western Chief Dyer for Liverpool Whitney
Ship New England Edge for Liverpool, C J MeeEer &co
Bark CATALONIA, Spansl) Gelp, for Barcelona Home
Bark Caroline Elllns Films for Philadelphia J H Bass
Bark y Buck Pendeton for New York, Creevy & Fawell
Schr Southerner, Bellowes for Baltimore
Godenbow & Lesparre
Schr Susan Smith, for Brazos and Point Isabel Master