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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-12-22

Alpine Hair Balm,-For something like a wear
past nave suffered from very unpleasant irritation Of
the scalp and constant Accumulation Of dandruff with
Dry harsh condition of the hsir which was falling rap
dy was induced by Mr.. B Patten, Druggist to try
bottle OF the Alpine Hair BdtI Afterthe third appii.
cation found that my head entirely relieved of the
intense ltchlng and that there evident improvement
IN the condition Of tha hair both in relation to the falling
and the harshness Of the same; by the time had used
one bote iouud that the condition of the scalp and
mar was much better than they had been for one year
previous. @. D. CLEAyLAND NJ D.
Harrison Avenue, Boston.
For sale by M. B. Green Co., David Scott j. O. Hill
george r. Spur, Charles Sibey, James Green, and all
druggists generally. my29 de3dw6n
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oh. TILLOTSON.
ATTORNEY 8 COUNSELLOR At Law
No. 5, Brinley Hall,
mh3l diff Worceater Mass
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-12-22

Adm THAYER
ATTORNEY & COUNSELLOR IT LZF
No. 2I5 Metz strest. =. ......--. Worcester as
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-12-22

mrso Sc Goodwin inexperienced and success
tu midwife holds herself In readiness day and nght
to attend to the duties nj her profesar Resdenee is
Austin street Su oetn1
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-12-22

Magic Lotion -For Headache, Neurlgia, Rheuma
tism Catarrh, Toothache and OhisIf immediate relief
is not given, return the BOTTLE and the money will be re
upded 1t will stop the Headache, Neuralgia, Rheuna-
Gsm NC, IL the directions on the bottle followed.
From eight bottles is warranted to cure the Rheu.
Iaatlsm. For sale by CHAs. CLARKE DAVID sooTr q.
HARRINGTON b Co., and CHAs. sIBLRY.
APIS deIuaWly
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-12-22

LIN COLIN HOUS
H. T. BoNNEY & co.,
Main street. Worcester, Mass,
Opposite the Depot Of the Norwich Nashua Fitcbburg
Boston, and New York Railroads
h t. BONNEY, ]. G. BALL, THOs. TUCKER
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-12-22
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
CHRIsTMAs PRES ENT'
BRYANT g. SHELDON'S.
LADIES AND GENT LEMEN,
GIRLS AND BOYS,

LADIES AND GENT EEMEN,
GIRLS AND BOYS,
All can ind at our Store 'ots' Of Presents for Christ
mas which very handsome and cost bot tts money
We have beaut full SILK Dresses for $500 $780, 1890,
and Is co. which is about half their cost.
Cashmere Scarfs. Printed Thbets, VAencia Paidsand
Poplins which handsome enough for the Presidents
wife, il he had one.
Rich Velvet Coaks for $780, which $1,000.
Our elegant Chenille shawls in coiors, for $780, that
cost $500.
Genlemen's Travelling shawls for $500, former price
l50l
Meu's Gloves for Winter, Boys Gloves for Winter.
Embroidered Linen Handkefehieis for $3.50.
counter full Of Winter Oioaks for Ladies, Black
Broadcloh, at very low prices.
so pairs Wool Blankets for every body, both great and
small for 1925, per pair worth 4,5s.
These and thousands Of other Presents for sale by
US, at such prices that small amount OF money will go
great way. All who feel generous The smllest de
gree, will find instant relief by ealing OH
BRYANT L SHELDON,
dec22 dl0t No MechauiOs' Hall Building.
Ma EssENG ER'S NOTi e. WORCESTER S.
NA December q, 1851 By virtue of a warrant issued
by A. H. BULLOCK, Esquire, Judge Of Insolvency, I
have taken possession of all the goods cAael books of
account, &c, of JAMES CR0AKE, OF Worcestel, in
said County, Insolvent Debtor, and the payment Of
any debts and the delivery of any property belonging
te the said insolvent debter, to him for his use,
forbidden by law.
meeting OF the creditors of the said insoycnt debtor
will be held at Court OF insolvency, at Worcester,
the sixth day of January next eleven o'clock iu tile
forenoon for the proof of debts the choice assignee
or assignees. J. DAY, Deputy Sheriff,
decZ3 DIT Messenger.
WANTED-By the first OF January, for small
w family, first class tenement, containing eight or
ten rooms, pleasantly located within five or ten minutes
walk Of the Post Office One lighted with gas would be
preferred. Apply al the Counting Room Of c. Whit
comb Co., on Exchange street. DIT dec22
FpOARDING.-Tw or four gentlemen can be aca
I'D commodated with good rooms and board at No.
Oxford street. d6tt dec22
GvANCY GOODS-suitable for Holiday Pres.
II ents, for ssle by CEAB CLAaKB,
dec22 diff Cor. Main and Pleasant ST. cts.
Il - a LBS. LIQUID GUM DROPs-
n ~ " just received and for sale by
dec22 diff CHAs CLARKE.
CASTOR OLA pure article, sold very low, By
" tina ease. can, or in any quantity, by
CHAS. CLARKE,
dec22 diff Cor. Main and Pleasant street.
g4NOUND-A Ladies FITCH FUR TlpPBT, which
e. the owner can have by calling at Is Oxford street,
and paying for this advertisement. dStt deo22
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CanIKer Rash and ScRrIea Fever.-Espec-
daily during the prevalence Of this malignant and fatal
diseased PUBLIC should again be informed that GREN
TILEE'S VEGETABLE TRhCT is the most eff
fcta remedy canker canker rash and scarlet fever
oaner and thrush in the mouth throat distemper what
is malignant pued throat, dysentery, and all sum
Casr complains; and has been in twenty three
yesrs. Az family medicine is unTiyalled, being
posed Of harmless materials
The genuine has the fac smile of the inventor A. s..
GRANVILLE, on the wrapper and circular. 1t is now
manufactured by his widow Mrs. s. A. Grenville in Wor
csster, and is Tor sale at John j. Brown Sons, 425
Washington street, and Charles Carney, 1888 Washing
ton street. Boston. Also by james Green and D. Scott,
Worcester, aud druggists generally.
Also, GRERPILLE'S LINLAfENT, to accompany
The Extracts for liberated threat outward ap
pioeion It's good for any kind of inflammation. For
bulnsy light severe it val relieve the anguish almost
Instantly, and perform most wonderful 1t would
be well for every family to It, being also good
bruises, chblans chapped hands, lips and noses,
p les, esc., SC dtf sis
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How TO Preserve Beauty.-Nothng is more
becoming to than beautiful, luxuriant
head Of hair and woman's beauty Is certainly ncom-
plee without fair complexion, and he she who neg.
iects these crest and important adernments of nature
must expect to suffer the modification Of premature
badness, and wrinked face and saew skin. Nothing
Is necessary preserve these essential attractions but
the Of Professor Woods Restorative louisville
3Sscs
PRoF. Woop's HAIR REsToRATGvE--We have had
occasion to use this famous preparation of Prof Wood.
and AFTER thoroughly testing its qualities End that
where the hair is thin viii hicken it, if gray it ill
restore il to its original color; likewise, it gives it
glossy appearance well keeps this hair rOu falling
mans Tea Storen southeast corner Frederick and Bati.
more streets, by Mr. ] @. Given.-Bdit. Clipper.
Sold by all good Druggists dill daw2w
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w. w. PRATT
CONSTABLE AND AUCTIONEER
Office No. Rlagg's Building, opposite the BayStat
j2O House, Worcester Mass. diff
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SANFORD a co., Propretors, s46 Broadway, New
York.
Wholesale Agents in Boston-Burr Foster, 4 Co., No
Cornhill Retail Agsnt--J- Russell Spalding, q Ire
aont street, opposite Museum.
Agent an ROyoestsr--G g. R. sPURR, Druggist, 2O1
Main street. dsw6m o29
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WILLIAM DECKINSON
NOTARY PUBLIC,
No. 11S Main street, Worcester.
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RECEIPTS OE PRODUCE.

EyEPoRT +; Na,ona123s bales cotton Rnge
b tsasy 9fY sa Reesn d
fo os sy FSSG sy 'H ss do to
Ss So 's 1870
MssTo sl Menu bales to
Guday Brown %so Henderson Terry keo bales cotton
a
IS T9snne s JsyGr. pla@ehs &eoEis DsGay &$o
khor oI fos hds s., bales Do
Wsg SsS ssSS
Ssos John Lewis pSsson AsS1is sllosa Nos9
fsssIssn Fssls ni
n nsa ksy Se DO ss s 40 & Rs
6bls moassss Angasn ThoagtS HID bids sugar I Mces-
hhds i$I 1bis noassSs Brant Lpady12s Do 5
Ipice freresl4s hbls moSsse t9 Bougny
hhds sugar 70 70 orderETotal a5o bales
ST Observation-Disclosures Lecompe-7s hhds sugar Is
bbls moasse "A hi bbls n,oesge &c molsses Hail. Rotd
parand Request &eol3 do ? Urqaherts bales
@ DO ff hEas i s s
bales IS s nSs
HAYS &eo-9 hhd 69 saS g. bels mo1 ,ss to ove3
bbls molasses 81 hfl tc do,
LoUIsvILLE-stearer Fashion-55i sacks 80 sacks
y o HS5fS ns DC sas sS ff es lard
10 bbs pork Feowes scolp0 bbs flour Woodruff Sco9
S Sa sRS5 SiS pS Hips
10 order-Total, ~ bales cotton Us hhds tobacco.
CAROLINA BLUFFs-Seamer VIM r Douglass-l53 bales
Waiker gAr Sef WysSe xseii do do 10
Buchalnon Carroll &coil Oakley Hawkns-26 bales cotton
payns tsrson.l62 Ercsen Stevenson &co0 to rarlefon
ny Es9 &fose Richard Nmgen feGo2 DO nc CSySnnd
sundres to order-Tetal, l2Gi bales Gotten.
N brlns cOtton 10
" Esn &eo336 Wright Allen yco-20l Buchannon, Car
i anb Ss9 Ps SGo to BnHs a NSe DO
Ward Saunders llunt-6i Carter Eco-4S Hugely Blair
bales oderl2 Lloyd Ftietson-s Love nc.
Reynolds &eoS Carroll Pritchard Brndiey Wilson
y Betocq Noblom &co-sundTe TO orderIosl 1897 bales
| CHAMP AGNoIE-Steamer + Kimball-l42 bales cotton
Cleveland Brothers &coU2 IL Carter &eOlOl Bosar
eo6e Andrews sereu59 Oakley aawkins--5d do 10 "
Phillips &eo5i rhornhi &co52 Duncan Logtn-iT do to
~ F,ellson Stevenson &eos4 Robson Acn- to Ii6Te
Gayle &eo3s Hugely Blair &eoi0 McKelroy Badord-25
Hardie &eo-2l Richard Nngent kco-7 Vaudeville / Nc
l!henlycl6 Henderson, Terry &co-l5 ID Cooper &co9 DO
Davis, jenkins Moon Tns &co5 Lane Maytield SEQ
gan Gcos Lloyd Ferson NJ HcpEi6 ce ess1 nSaS
Brosa John Williams Sco-250 sacks cotton seed Fsd-5
do Esn &cosundries oder-ro;al 1919 bales
MoBIE-sieame, Califorua-52 bales cotton to SECOND &
| Total 265 bales cotton.
ST L0uis-Steamer swon-l99 boxes starch Il9 bales
to james Connoly &coS29 Kennedy co-lii do t.,
Price Converse &co250 do Newton &co0 Twichell
-bI bbls pork 0 Woodruff do jackson sco-OO
tcs lard Pedeauville Brohers2 bb Raymond
bagging W y Broadwe Payne sco-76 coils rope ii snydn
&co2O boxes III boxes candles yredenburgi Dbl
lard Uamdan-52 6bs whisky W G BsIeTton-56 tcs laid
bos do Is kegs do Martin Owen CobbQ9 ties do Feuue
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orroN AND TOBACCO STATEMENT.

SUGAR AND MoIASSES.. The lever grades of Sugar
dull but the better qualities fair request
vicus rates. with hds Molasses also
dull the transactions embracing COO bbls at Sc for Poor
and 6itG62c q gallon for Prime and Choice.
FLOUR. Prices again improved and 500 bbls wer
6Gpefne St. Louis also 81, $500 at 81 TO- $50 at 81 @
600 Fine So 1875 1000 SO g. 400 in lots the same 1900
Extra Tuesday evening 81 37iaS7 30 500 yesterday
VI 3d. and l6O Choice Extra ut 81 rs q bbl
GRAIN. Corn and higher, with sales of 200
sacks at 1c and 1000 inlots 74G75c bushe OF Wheat
2 sacks Prime Red sold 81 3D. and 100 Fair 81
buse Oats FIRM witt, sales of $40 sacks ST. Louis at
sec and 200 Choice at s5c q bpshe OF Bran sold
at 81 80 q 100 lbs.
PROVISIONS. Pork still higher the sales comprising
$50 bbls unispeeed Mess Is ESQ three lots at $40 80
A1 ffine at Sit and day two since Prime at SIG
and SIG 90 h Bacon again advanced with sales of
80 casks Shoulders at $685. IS Ribbed Sides ut e@9si
and % OF Clear at l0sc y b. OF Lard $50 erces Prime were
sold at lee and 100 No. lat n14c q II,
'loo heroes were taken at $40 mad small lot at
4%e An.
COFFEE Quiet with 1900 bags RIO of which lOo
atsa and loo, 800 los lo 200 at los and 100
Choice at 1876 "A h.
SALfA cargo OF $500 sacks Liverpool was sold on private
Ielzns.
BAGGING AND ROPE. 1000 bales India Baruins WINS
Aod for delivery before the LIST of May next on private
and 1889 cash refused for lot of OF Rome
mixed lot $50 coils disposed of private terms
GVESY BAGS. We noticed sale Of 100 bales heavy NJ
Ii1ze.
WHISKY Raw higher with Of 800 bills at "a and
and 100 35c p gallon OF Dexters 800 bbls were sold
in lots i3 holders generally asking S5c for Rec
tilted.
RREIGHTS. ships taken for Liverpool at 81
Cotton two for North Of Europe = one for Liverpool
6d for Cotton and one laid for that the
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Sbippiltg gnttIligtl.te.
THURSDAY, January s, 1857.
SsY = DIM VCcrEDnAv

u Al a ! = -. = ! A.'N-3 - -
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
.-,.e Mo.., plan, "a, Ina;,roo and d .,vaston
steanisip o as w. s' ia' M - Harris 4 MorGar
Steamship America Nelson for Apalachicoa Wood Low
Steamer MontgomefS' afris ior Mo"soho'! y Nj. e.,
s,.. ps..,.. ~. =. p. ~. r,,,,.. 4 fssn Nathar
Sp ne NJ, ioi ~ ~ ug ;., n ,ahtr;Iye Ecr
S.; E si ;So So ns.nSt fnr irmss-d,p,
sup i'p""'t''ouuos D' '' ~ --' Xavier Lowell Sco
60, r,. p,n.,o,.,-a ,t;,i,t "a, porcs,oma
span nah -us''s'' t'' rrais Puiol Sco
81, ,.,t,., sva,sar5.t f,- y,,r. q n Newton lco
Sosepn I M Snh,a s,ss oldenbo,v 4 Iesuarre
ScnI Soini W LEV sIos T,no p.s Master
Sh na,a garan f psasarpl, John Hurley &co
ocht Aaai'is, Ae'si''i' Az - e's f
s ARRIVED. W..
~. -, ,, a. -, ,,o, T,sto, Ia naster-
Ship ocean star Symonas, Is Gays ''o" D9N''A' y
s,. lst dlsS a ~, ia ,s from J,,xon to Eynson
NA ~ Gcomfst dist a.
Shin 0sconbe Young from LIVERPOOL Liverpool Nov 14th to
@ i ii Ashlridre Sco-3d dist. A. . -
Ship Edward Everett Gunby . days from Baltimore 10
Hynson AGO.. Point. Is ts-4a5s{ #5
Briti. shin Tmor Campbell from Liverpool Nov l7th to
mas.er-lst dist, ., n t4sr -, ", ,e., !. d
Brit Ship Maxwell, Masha from h'efpoo' WV io' W
Maxwell &co-sth dist, 20 -. rr,,;a.a psc ssb N
Brit Ship Badnagore manning iroih iiiuu"u. NV -' "
P b. fron, Iivarnoo Nov 10th to master
snip S "a s;. a "' ''' '' -
, x Ns J,s Chase from Cardiff Wales Sh
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sra ware saes Of Bank checks on late hour
At VI and some private bankers also sold at the same There
we're however, bills Offering was dihouit 10 establish
Regularity rates. reported that there were offers
81 sixty days on per cent discount through brokers'
Which would equal to 81 Sales were however, made at
our quotations as above.
stocks are held ARM We learn that lfa offered and re-
fused for State Bank and few shares of Southern Bank
srsd hands at Sos dividend Also sale of Ponlchar
train railroad at 7l5a. Nothing doing in Bonds,
Toorrow being Of the annual holidays there will be no
Business transacted Id stocks, exchange OF money
The weather becoming cold ana expect to hear of
III fppsr rivers being closed with ice Communication will
aowever Cairo Ill., as the Mississippi TO that
slu is good nayigabe order foT steamboats, Nothing of
ism 5ortance from New Yorkthe mails still continue very eg
1lar.
tits very fortunate that the local business of city is
conducted as to sympathy with the repeated agtaons
in European money markets Whilst affairs appear to be
ing quietly smoothly in England interrupted
oxaIiy little speculative feeling in cotton matters in
France hey do not work SO tremendously There has
recently held in Vienna for the Of regulating
removing financial dsordeEs particularly the metallic
currency 1t ended Southern commercial conventions
GENERALLY do, without doing any good speeuls0ns every
species have been going since the
Europe reached its climax las. fall
similar feeling has commenced in railways aided by stu
ysendou anization the Credit Mober It is with France
Britain that the trade Of this country
aey connected, although business is gradual extending
asing with other European markets particularly New
leans but if is with the two former that all thoughts
directed the arrival Of each succeeding steamer Then
From France there is gigantic array Of figures which shows
the in railway bung hopeful expectations Of
cease whirh shall perpe.aate for time credit
thfongh her Credit Mobier thus enabling complete
of the unsa I'd enterprises, besides commencing upon
fhe concessions " which, from the estin presented
will demand capital from LIST January 1851 of $3.50
The o.sl Of French railways this time is
SS5, 00Uo0o This sum, added amount 10 be raised will
total of Ss5o0D oa invested in railroad property
France alone From Russia evidences OF design ia
demand for $40 Goo 900 for concessions lately made
Statement Of this duties collected foreign impcrtaons al
the House of New for the years 1854 1855 u
b
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MN rNpr
gan-.a5 bbs -four d bbs 10 m bbs whisky rass bacon
sacks bran, Is hhds sugar, 6 ties rice, pix s mdse
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. America-45 hh sugar. O
$3.50 4, gpis oa y pols WHISKY, % 10 pork iU sA
eohee, 20 JUS nio"Sses 10 COILS rope.
RIO DE JANERIO-Shin Rattlar-5T09 bbs aour, lot ma
chiuerp. A
MsTERDAN-Shi, Observation-Disclosures h,1as cotton
- -. -, 'f fo 4o't ''iS' '0'''"' =.
AM "A bAa-scnf storm tioud-2UU bbls pork 81 Ibis
her z beans II DO fss y bags eose 20 bh sngar u Dc
SAT- DOS mo asses III ODDS ssup pn oinons ~ ~ trout
Spn ~ 90 he ~ oe nyi - ~ S %t
So CORN % kegs vinegar" o. DUNES c"ues % 40 soap ~
Kegs PICKLES
PENSACOLh-Ser Marthal0O Sacks corn, 10 do coffee 80
do oats, casks bacon 20 bales hay, 25 bbls pork.
BARCEJONABark Bunayentura--ll2s bales cottnn l5cN
mis- honr anon slaves ~ ~
TIyERpOoIr-ship An,tassndor-I656 bales cotton
,r-.,noor or; c .rnn 100, ,,no IL,
raw i - noh saves 'V'' e '''''" 0' ""e
nrnpII 4 Gil. ro,a,,i,a- 1.z rt, s,. 10, ID .,.s
2lS sssks corn $50 sacks gtiano i'' ~ @
,ynNrro,Epy c,aa,. ,r,.o... n, =, - a,
b,s Al III bills molues g acks coSe alS bbis hsk 19a
bbls Hour ISL pigs mackee p casks bacon q coils rope 81
aoAss eaS Al III e' pos poaspes n, 20 ooNes '3p
basging 6 If tcs rice III pkgs mdse -
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MUSIC TEACHING.

MRS, CAMPBELL. TEACHER OF MI.
SIC, gives lessons the PIANO and GUT AR. AZ
ttf RI her residence No q Constance street. FERNS
81 month twelve lessons invariably in hAvance-
LECTURES at q Constance week. TO "
tasrs INSTRUCTION IN VOCAL MUSIC
YAE THOMAS MARTIN, Of IN" eldest instructors in
49, this city will give Lessons in this accomplishment to
Ladies' Gentlemen. Ills ability is well Known to
require recommendation
pis Orders left with P P. WERLEIN, No. Camp street,
,s.b 81,
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s sss. Hs1 ns ss si ssss
cotton 10 Pitcher, Goodrich Nco-sunlries to ordor.
ss ssit
z 9 ss
xsa s I spfss
egp L so peas deepg Do Is
MeGehee hhds tobacco Aoors yapsuln-l do to VIM
ss. .a St order
ST LouIS-seamer Michigan-30o sacks ties hams
tss as HSe 81 s s co e s & oss
q w. psss #ssS d. ss SeSs
sE to ss kegs Lard pGs o
d ss e ps6k - md sppss
do Gsats Gonmessrs aco-S do kennedy aco Summaries
CAROLINA LANDINGA-stean,er R W McRae-los bales
cotton to Jackson Scqrss Pitcher Goodrich kse Dc 10
SseoG PscsaSa & scG to sysns ysnss 6so9 to
e.n SseEn rssns f
John Williams tco-l5 Brande Mckenna IIabbsrd-l4 do
Hsmningway Ersdlandsr Ac1sis sacks cotton seed
aPp1s aarlss f!s5sss Sss y . &$s
Sfi le1ss4 Dbl; Th Ss
aoss l sa o to Az a ss pp
sss s sfs sss lard Ms5 Sce PS
bacon Horrel Gayle &co69 head horses 70 cattle
RAILROADS.
NEW ORLEANS, oPELOusAs AND GREAT WESTERN
hhds 10 bbls noasses "a hides Lobit
Meuard Vignuaud-2 do hhds sugar Trosolar 4 laydel-O
do Beocq, Nob!om &eo3 do to Iaforest Desmaresl
bbs moases hf bbs moasses Dbl meal Dbl peas pkgs
mdse Hewitt Norton Sco4 do Creed4 do Iacyo &co-
g. bbs molasses, 3 hf do
NEW ORLEANS, JACKSON AND GREAT NORTHERN
bales cotton to Naile Summers &e9-lo do 70
sn Fnps Sss
Buekner Stanton Newman-5 9 Kicks Sco-t MeLemere,
ton.
JEFFERSON AND CARRoLLToN RAIL ROAD.
ALABAMA RIyEE-Steamer VIM Bagaley-ss6 bales cot.
ton to Farley Jnrey Scols7 do Tare.on Whiting Tulis2
Cadwell5s mdss Bell buchanan ico-Toal So
bales cotton
CONsNNEEs.
BLTIM9REsh ip Ed aTss- Eco
Whseler BlakeIBanne BaIlef-Braaiey Wilson deoA
EsmGGh Bsrow Sg9 Maeir BonSaogan
saml Burretts-A Norton -Molonsy Bros-A mpson
soM Gosdog m Masceok ESo
Lipscomb-Rev I Cambrose-J Ga,che-A Anderson Met.
calt1smith Cooper &coConveTsc, Kenne &coC Phillips
mam-Foreheimer Mynr-C I Huddecke sco-Beebe &co-C
Tutte-D Felt s!e.son-yose Bros-Georgs smedes
g H Bradsnaw-D Fl Marks &co-Dudley Nelson--Godsrh
aber &g9Buehannon Carroll &eo-Townsend Tomp1ins 4
Gayle &co-A James Sco-Helmes Clauss-Fearn Done,
gan scoJas Burnside &co-W Jackson &co-ogIesby Nc
sflGH RodeSadJ Hoides keo-G Bapley SEQ SEQ
Rose Maearly-J Waterman ( ro-Henlerson, Terry
Bridge Ranle &co-seaman, Pedk &co-and order.
BOsToN-ship serampore--Ci W HynSon &co-Donnely &
Bezni-A Grief kco4-G Flint JPqes-N /. DayisIG
&coNoorliies Griggs o-Hew Norton tlco-anI order
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STGNAI,IZED.
EXPORTS,

~ BY Capt Manning, of the ship Badnagore, January 3rd
lat q co. long IS 80 American ship showing Sd dis pennan'
No. l2T, steering 5 Z.
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BELow--CoMINa q
MEMORANDA

Bark Thos Abone Thompson, from Philadelphia, W
Hypspn AGO
Ship Hsn5erg (new) Williams from Portland Me-. Baxter
. Lowell Hco.
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HARDWARE.

JD'R. WATERMAN. CHhsi ,,sSIpv ii En- Il
e-s1ssnaaa j. WATERMAN Y Bh aarnar Il Com.
HHHS HARDWARE MERCEA N H., CON on hand and
NH&E mon and Magazine streets, have a,mpsle
SEtsNue daily receiving by foreign ahu in mart, al
rivals, a general assortment of articles conipEs"e
follows: ..,r ,,,x INTO
Iron, Steel, Nails Rope, ~
Axes Chains, Scythes,
Carpenters Tools complete
Coopers Tools, -H
Anvis Vices, Bellows,
Stock ard Dies, Sorewpates,
Garden Engines, Pumps, e,,..~
Poughs, Hay Cutters, Corn snie0'''
Agricultural implements
Mill, Cross cut and Pit Sawo,
OK Yokes, Bows, S1g'eu''''
Turning Lathes,
Hoss flames Shovels and Spades Platform sG ,,,
And-ons Tenders shoreis and Tongs Corr hi rr,,bss
Copper and Iron Coal Hods, Wv ''
Single and Double Barrel Gnns,
Coffee EeClas, C.ialing Dishes ,
Chinese Gongs, Iron Badseads, MI
Britannia and Plated Ware, -
Ment Cutters, Sausage Stuters, -
Stock Kettles, Portable FORCES -.
o23iv Senes Fishing Tackles, ere. ~.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-08
WINES AND LIQUORS.

GtHAMPAGNE AGENCY-MOET Il CHAMPIONS
rial. ~ $500 " p
JULES MuMM'S & CO.'S Anchor Verzsnay Cabinet and
Imperial
The subscriber is authorized to liberal terms
for direct Importation the superior Cham
payne and socts the attention Of dealers general
always on hand. Samples can be tie Office of
nil ly $. WOLFF, 95 Camp street
NATIVE AMERICAN WINES
IN Longworths Sparkling CATAWBA VINE;
Ladies' SWEET WINE;
s-ss7..ss-' DRY WINE, in bottles: .
in quarter casks:
CAfAWBA BRANDY, in III caaks;
Constantly on hand AMI for sale By the Agents,
VOORHEES,, GRIGGS 4 CO.,
NIL Is Tchoupitouas street.
A u ERAC EANDlEs .-wG ARE SOLE
~ Agents in this city for this Celebrated Brand
supply hand, grades
ls4s AS AZ s 1906 1902 l795 1875 New York
prices, ny >
ola ly wN. F. IEvERICH Il co. p Old I.evee
MARETT BRANDY-THE UNDERSIGNED; duly
W appointed Agent for the Old established of AR
6OU1N, AEfI Il Co. for the sale of their very superior
randies Also so Importer Of the Justly celebrated Pounev
Brandy is prepared receive orders for either the low
est market prices in COgnac, be shipped direct any
the Union supply constantly hand. Samples be
at the store Of
nll y S. WOLFF. 95 Camp street.