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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-03-14
WORCESTER SCHOOL OF DEsIGI
AND
s9CGtge3a9y OF E6aae sR9'tS.

This institution is abshed for the purpose Of afford
Ing thorough instruction in every department ofart Wor
eester though rich in educational privileges, has other
school for this object Citizens interested the cause
education have exered herinuence that such Acad-
envy might be located in the city of which they justly
proud Glasses will be formed for children and youth
who will be taught draw from the object ITSELF also to
desgni beginning with the simple clements The
chief ann will be to teach pupils think aud for them
selves to be original rather than oopy faults others
The constant novelty in designing gratifying the
tive mind OF childhood, while the power thus acquired
satisfies the demands of intellect in its per devrope
ments. Students more advanced, who are making the
study of art profession, will receive instruction in every
style Of drawing and painting, ncu ling skeching and
painting from Nature, and from Life.
Facilities viii be afforded to pupils who desire to pur
sue the study of Modern Languages and Music in
uection with Painting.
Miss NJ IM0GINE ROBINSON, the Prncipa of this
Academy, invites the friends of Education and lovers of
Art to visit her which will be opened ec, Ist
"a 257 Main Street. diff nils
NOIECE.-The Subscriber, having been duly ap.
~ pointed sealer of Weights and Measures calls up.
on all persons to bring in their Scales, S.eeya aud
Measures, and have them sealed.
WIN. THOMPSON, Merrfeld's Building,
Cypress street, third door from Exchange street.
P. s.-Scales and steelyards repaired.
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d. SMALL FARM FOR SALE--Con-
tanning Ten Acres OF Land, in the town Of Barre
Ek Mass. about and half miles from the center
On the Hubbardston road The buildings consist Of a
good twostOy House, Barn, and Racksmiths Shop and
there s also Shoe shop on the premises Il will be sold
very low, and three-ourths OF the purchase money may
remain on mortgage for term Of years. Apply %
ua " gfuais afrfrIaa GEORGE T. s. GURTIS,
.4,,t4.t;r 81. ~ Real Estate Broker, 3yl
rs diff Union Block.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-03-14

SEWING MACHINES WANTED TO
- REPAIR The undersigned has procured the ser.
vices of experienced mechanic who viii devote his
tine to repairing Sewing Machines, that any person
sensing machines to the undersigned by express 9TH
erwise can depend on having them repaired in a thor
euh manner with neatness and dispatch and at short
notice.
Also, constantly hand great variety of Iron and
Steel Saw Arbors. and Lathe Dogs Lahes built to order
and all kinds o. Jobhng neatly and promptly done. All
orders addressed to the undersigned will be promptly
tended to and neatly executed.
WILLIAM THOMPSON.
Third door from Exchange,
On Cypress St, Merri6ed's Buildings Worcester, Mass
DIG dtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-03-14

O. FARM FOR SALE.-The subscriber Of
E;;. fers for Iale the Farm which he now resides
A stuatet the westerly part OF Holden, about two
miles from the center containing 80 acres choice land
well adapted for the various wants e the farmer the
spared and leave sufficient supply. Terms will be easy
Inquire of OTIS STEARES, at Charles Whites ia Wor-
cester. or Of SAMUEL w. STEELE.
Holden, Feb IS, 1857 dGwtf f35 80.
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R1NOR SALE-A lot of Land situated on the old
Il Milbury road leading from Quinsigauopd Village
10 Miburg Said lot contains about AZ acres Twelve
acres Is under good cultivation and is well adapted to the
raising OF garden vegetables. Seven acres Is covered
with heavy timber. The remainder is covered with a
thrifty growth Of young wood Payments liberal. In
quire OF A. ]. EApOE ~
mch2 dAw4w ~.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-03-14

A Rare Chance for lnvesrment.
! Call at the BAY STATE HOUSE, and see the
WASHING MA
M CHINE,
Invented by JAsEE JOHNSON. It is one of the most
useful and labor saving Machines offered to the pub
llc The Patent for 10 lease for any por-
ton o. Worcester County. -.naf srtVgHa i.
n B--This mschtne WILDE exhibition at the above
place, on and after Tuesday March 17th, 1887.
INCH alpA d&w3m lA I aatRDfp .b
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building LOTS. BUILDING LOTS.
= The subgcriber has remaining several eligible
BUILDING LOTS in different parts Of the city, which,
TO clote up this part of his business he will sell very
reasonable terms Several "LHwood Place." with
In stones throw of Lincoln Square; Wschusett
street, one on Dix street, Webster Place, near
Harvard street, Burt street three Pleasant st.
and several others. D. S. MESSENGER.
mh5 dislm
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ABo LIsHE

Corner Of Friend and Market Streets directly opposite the
Merrlmac House, Boston,
Boston, March 3. 1887 dD mch10
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-03-14

DAILY PAPER.-Five dollars per year $3.50 for six
months; for three monthsi 10 cents per week. single
opes two cents each Wheh paid strictly in advance,
deduction Of 81 year will be made, and pTOportonatt
educton if paid quarterly half yearly in advance.
WEEKLY PAPER.-Price two dollars year. 81 for six
MONTHS and 50 cents for three months II paid strictly in
Advance, ST. rs cts. year; single copies cents each
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g. FOR SALE.-A very desirable residence,
~, on Pleasant street, No. So, two story double dwell
ILL ing eleven rooms EACH and 5000 feet Of land hand.
somey laid out with fruit and shruhery. This property
sil he sold at great bargain the owners business
ri he mt # the city fJr terms. which will suit the
mo, ticuit, inquire Of GEO. T. 5 CURTIS,
mchll dot 19- Main street.
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gsntlean q Boston writes . BID trlendln Nsw Bed.


SOMETHING WORTH KNOWING. = By using Professor
Woods Hair Restorative grey hair be permanently
restored to its original color The suhjoaed certificate
from johnson Stone, Gardiner, Maine, is but Of tho
many instances that are daily coming our knowledge,
OF its wonderful effects It longer probematca bus
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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-03-14

A. the annual meeting of this Company, held at their
UHce in Csrk's Block Tuesday, Jan. 9th, the follow
irg ei persons chosen Directors for the year
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-11

vtsthcs ftom Gsw 10 tbs meta. a. tom some o ~,
esus- bse rot Wy been scer'seed Ky the scc'aeu'
IRE ,bir viii ~ dstAnc5 20, week OF tes d]yr'
new heaS &c IL b,;rg cat FAC hdea to tue ''"'
der. It's ftItut ste, boSever, taAt tue casual! W
CURED before tie vessel S>c le's port so1 s''' ""
ro,e Of the ergpsors received e6y nJu'y r.o'n vac
..csrirc e,esm. Mr.. Everett tee coie' ha|'oe''
thhks tina, tie repair. be ,fee'ed ." oIai 'ASns
The Nise.rs bach to the Navy Yard erd douod-'' The
bulS.m ,a us. al pO,s.h.e si'pa'ch IL getting her
ready for sea lii 70. :. A. .,,
The Ooe.n Of the Clippers was still fast IN the mud
Ia. ,ob, although the meet strepNous Efforts had beon
made 10 pull heron
.s1yAM TO CENTRAL AFRICA.
Gil va e;e Informed Will be the heading OF a1
,,o,ss menfs N The Lon 1Cn psps within tEo or three
mnutss Al arrangement re. beta made for tVe
ye.r. fortegusr steam navigation Of tie river Niger
to TIE big prac'c ,be Pou Toe See Of one stea me-
bss been isid ~Liou will be resdy 10 Jane, ADD eco
ond viii follow enor,y after. The project IL, OF
course pbilcntbTcpic aud scientific, and not sp'cn-
latse important feature OF the oOotraot being thaI
persors Of tbs reRro race shall be ca ned at cairge
NOT exceed SO esch. II is hoped tnus t. Co"aiSe
largely in Central az ics with civilized and eooosea
pegroes Of whom large supply Il looked 10Y iroo po
Msna,sec, Isjrd IN. Y. Examiner.
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p.se ctsu'ee, !.s, sf ceu,e' YoaAs's i-'.ai 10 tbs
sH go q tss,. .
nsvWsos u Thurstv A,'i '.as 500 s,,. y
s ss,i. p''''''' "'A'' ''''' '''''' - -.
G.ssEgr-c- vond.y Apple rhe'd,u a.Sie. oolJ ceaa
a. ssssue EI.ia. O+r:.rt ss-d roos.es ard :: dEs
lee Er Of re,.scr H. ted to 10 18Th vsS - be- age
F. sSS ~ - HG.ssl . q s-r ios.t i,s Tho.
JoH.e,ie oeaey sgp ar T.Sis3sd :" .eSS sd,
IT, /, net. "40ooc' m y,,b Ut far5ee aoaes hst
r,r4u'vV "r'yrt ''tSe iNfytosH 0e0e1 moo
y,rr-O. TbgptA, App u oonsarptoA. Jehs Hi aged
SiJ.A- 10 montbs sbt Is days
IA, xsaE-or ~.ei sse', Apr. W!'An EiOt oIiy 80.
R. he and Hs.,s JlckmA-. ss1 year 10 aoI'A As AID
yEyFs-o- Thrrslsy. AFrl 9 Clrerse soa ofWn. T. and
Mary Loriss KEGS sseS yeAp
LACKiS-os Thl-sts, April BAsbsTs L,esih In the eSA
eel OF her age.
x.RTIN-on THURSDAY, Apri ofra.n nation OF tee ianss
Fe.n Argr,a ds7st 'tr Of jObn & ks,,in;
Te relative. .ra trends OF family inv,ed to sSsnd
Ter iuneIs from tAe residrcs Of h.r hthet NJ a "est
Tsi-,y ,eccae Zee; 90 ssesy ct IL. wi,sca W.
s,ts;icn- he, ,eusIns will be taken to woodbrdSe n j.
niRsBALL-on Fns.s uorriss. April 10, Of eot'unpa0a
Ths r,;.tyt. az ie. d. family sad hos Of bis brotbes
Ferry narshsl aid Ct bis brother IL sv Thomas hrSoN
rcon A. u O'clock fror lis s.e residence No - spring
slrr,t corner Ct VA besr, street.
MoREnFADop wsdDs:d.y Apt Villa. .. sG,es..d
TIE rem all. in the Cemetery Of the EverUeens
PRINKon ThuI'd.J. april George Elliott fFnA- aged
RFN1ON-Iu Brookyn on Tuesday Apgl = Sarah. wife Of
Ttouss Renton IN the 9th yeu Of Ter age
sAMaIs-At wiIsuseursh. OF Th1nd.y April Cins G.
Jsusn,er Of Stephen g. ard Ju! SAnTis ssea Is year,
sn6 months
The relative. AID t ds Of the family or. requested .c1d
Der funeral Sunday 18th iss 81 O'CLOCK m tron toe
Pr.bytsrs CT ict corner OF south Tbd u fhta streets
sTEELE-n Brooklyn. or Friday m"rsint, APfl To- 1r,ce
your dsushte' OF VIM and Sarah Steele aged years
u,6nth snd Is days .,,,.,
stend the fupes services 81 e resdep. 81 Der Psfen
No 81 loustby street Brooilyn tis (ssturdsy alter
noon at ocock without further invitation
sAyBoLT-on rsur,dsy April 9, Alfred Monroe SsJbolt
ss.d ytsrs, months snd IS daJs
sNELL-On Ttu,sds,, April s-er severe illness Eliza
d,ush.er Of the late Capt. Thomas sre
gu AN-A, Nex,ovp Ions Issnd "Wednesday. April 8,
Rscf.l Dsy wife VIM Swan II the s't OF her sse
wILsCN-Iu PSadehis q. the residence OF b. mGtheraw
on cdr e.dAy April Ct consumption, Charles wilson
"a hrmel, OF Eottin CHAM Ersand and msny yesrs con
p.c.d with The firm Bro AID rowsend OF his
city.
WALTERS On THURSDAY morning.. April % the residence
OF her .op Peter walters Mrs Martha Waters rec VI zoe
late Ste phen Walters in the SD Of heS sse resident Of
Suffolk County, Lens Island.
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MARRIED.

H. Ietsbse Of the ai q .tss1 Raa
Hr. Bel su,in Beam Of Nswsrh N j. 10 MI" AVN oaeH
ter OF Peter Mead, esq, OF New'forh
CoNNELL-HuRD-On wednesdsy, April ., by tie Rev J.
". Van Buren,, Wu. 7. Cornell Of Philadelphia 20 Ana
Burd OF ibis city.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Tuesday evening APnI
7s the residence of tie bride. fstssr IN s0SsJn DJ AZ
Homer 'hs Mayer a0r, siy w daughter Of Cap. Edw.
Rel sie.ca
ELwELL-JENKINs- 90 wedrs.d.y April b! n. a.v
Peter stryser John A. Elwe OF brookJr % MISS CaeIne
NJ youngest daughter the late Thos jenkins OF Ne" 10TH
GALE GOoDMAN-In CsldweI! on Lake osnnf al.
wscnes',y A,i byt1e Re, IL The
ceriymsr.
KING-sTANToN-In Brooklyn, rhur;d.y. April ey
Rev Samuel c. H.siins, Mr. Apdrev ans u He"A'-
Cl., 20 N.s jail W Stsrton OF STANFORD, Com
LAwRFNCE-wHITALL-A. Fnerd' Meeting h2.se, VI =,
s.:Id .!rs. on aV %ss ii 81 tS city
MORroN-MoFLYNN-ons Sunday FEB !. y 1s W. ~, Nor
Nchols Minister No a Norton :. Get ~, Jnn a. nor .,
County Derry, Ireland.
hAkTiN-McGgIRE-IE: IBIS sty o. s rs.y.see No q
Ad s:S.en s.s1 Nah w May a ii ta city
Richmond papcis p!esse copy.
NICHOLSON-vAN HOE5EN-On Wednssasy 1P III
FIierd, Neetr House In Orchard street Richard tinehy
Nicholson OF PhsaepS. 70 Elizabeth, daughter Of tue A'e
Leorud Van Roesea OF t5!s city.
sYLvLsTER-APsLEY-lnW hAmsb1,sn, on ~, Eek
April g. b. the Rev Dr. Bsher st the rnr. giss
Nj oeorfe W. Sylvester Of New to Miss sFaA L0ne
APsley of the ioiuer city.
~, n ~ May ieorsans only dsush
ter CT tie late Phl'p Puich.
vcoRHEEs-wEEKs-os 1hurstay .yernI ApniSs y 'ae
Ee, William Morris I. BstreTiese 'oofnes' ~ '"" "
Weeks. both CT this city. An.
VAN SLYCK-yAN AMBURGH-on Wecns'dys X xP, .
syths ~ A; A. WOOD VIZ II; w n Van AraSarss
Of THE city. o.,
wIKToN-BREwsTER-InB roolyn OF Wsans.a; A. Ap,a
Dr. Bs.bprs d, HsnrS Wr,oc TO Miss MATy Br.S,tes,
daughter ofG r. Brev,ter. al of BrOotiTa-
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Advertisement.
AdveTtiiement.
A CARD-kt a MEETING of the Emnloyees of

\ CARD.-At Meeting OF the Employees OF
tie Hat Mandatory Of a. Prentice Co.. convened e. the
Lecture Room Of the Ssnuscory BroOkyr, Wednesday
April W. r. TuPrs chosen Chairman, and H.
W. PALMER Secretary. The ChsirnGn having stated the
objects of the Meeting the following resolutions read aud
adopted:
hress Our employers j. H. Prentice Co have q. their
e1ycrse generously and spoDtsneousy provided
Scientific Lectures with view solely
instruction and have also provided large snd valuable Library
together with several large aud well lighted Reading Rooms
which they have bounuy supplied with the newspapers
~. in various parts Of the country snd hcreI the gen.
,r AT free diffusion Of useful knowledge elnenty escu-
lated % elevate refine and strengthen the individual well
d,p,s the eirors Of tupestion and cAeyeos these lee
have been delivered gentleman whcse scentii,
hsve given him wide spresd reputation and have
been shorsey and clearly ussted by beautiful an
~ exprmens troduced with the I'd Of tbs Lecturers skill
full sssssut; therefore,
P.od That this seiies Of Lectures have been
OF much rracaon Instruction. snd have paoed ihoss who
have been permitted attend them under many osigaons 70
the srm Of J. H. Prentice Co.. who have lent both their
presence and their energies &c render them raocesaL
RessesG ThSt appreciate the learning sk ana Pespt'
euy HEB rave been displayed BY Professor Oen IL Dorenus
While performing the difficult tssk Of deverrs co4Tss Of
scientific lectures before miscellaneous audience -
RsTeI That appreciate the valuable setyes of tne
Lecturers sSs'stknt Dr.. budd. -
Rssrd That MI Henry Molten one OF the arn are We
ind oied for the introduction Of music Aer tas a
The and successful prosecution OF m9,'eG soue,
gums the peat Writer Also under many "
NJ d. Old Who has lent IN additional cnsHa 70 &c
evenings entertainments BY his beautiful aud hsPpJ
sonSs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-11

The President Mr.. WsTing, and two OF the Cheve-
lard Directors are in town, and requested 70
state will furnish information Of tho state OF the rssd
TO any person Interested. The floating debt CT tho
Company s about $iCo 600.
Tie Bal imote and Ohio Railroad has declared 6
dividend Of y cent on the Main Stem and II ocat
on the Washington Brsnchthe latter payable on Tie
2lst ipst and the former the 2Sth Of May, at the
Bank of Baltimore.
The annual statement of the United States Life To-
suIance Company gives the receipts for the year at
sl5i,lC9 AZ. and the disbursements of all kinds
SIS 1876 2l, showing accumulation of means amoa.f-
ing TO s55 GA &c The total assets OF the CompsaV
are 1853 636 H. against $3l III 40 on the ls Of jan
uery 1856 showing an increase at the present time oe
s7O,5O4 "A. The whole number Of policies issued N
1856 WAS ,277.
Arrexed is an extract ON the report Of the Diree-
tors Of the United States Mint, with which We have
been kindly fuInithed, showing the operations OF tho
Mint and branches, from the first establishment TO tho
lst of January last.
The entire der oats of gold of domestic productisa
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SECOND BOARD.


The business of the Stock Board this morning was
very large; the activity was quite general, but most
marked in Reading, Erie, Southern Michigan, aud
Cleveland and Toledo Prices are irregular, but gen.
er. " finn Erie was en- exception, and fell of TO 81
After openirg at jli. At the Second Board there
WAS MARRIED change in feeling, and q great buoy
snev prevailed. which extended TO nearly every
desc,ption. The declaration Of a dividend by the
Toledo Road had a favorable effect upon that
,toe ard the rec. Of the market sympahized. Free
nurcba,es of Erie by the shors hsd also considerable
Effect upon other descriptions. The bears operated
with some energy at the morning Board. but rather
d,po.ed at the Second Board 10 take in. The Sudden
charge in feeling evinced to-day 10 net novelty in
Wall street. but the for ts occurrence to-day IS
no. verv patent. The money market Is no easier and
the corporations the stock OF which have thus uctai-
ted aye in no better condition than early In
the week, yet change, representing in the
aggregate mary hundred thousand dollars, 10
Indicated by the prices Of the Stock list. Enc
closes at 52 52I; Reading, 7sl as; Central sac
81; Toledo, 7l!G7l1; Southern, 69i 0o9l; Illinois
Central, 1907 1901 &c. 10 State Stocks the ten
dercy 10 to weakness with out much activity Cafor-
ria. f, off 10 80. The principal feature OF the Bond
market was sale Of $4,000 EIes, 1871 at 70, seller
sixty, SEQ 10 nave been Gken on IHeLSn oC"VuS''
Illpois Centras were irm at 99l d99l; Enes 1879,
sod at 90 1883. q. o. and lS9s at 60; La Crosse Land
Grant bordr with stock privilege sod at 81 at the
Board, and privately q TITLE higher.
TIE mail for the steamer tO-moro. 10 no: very
I.rxe one. Exchange is firm with moderate amount
Of busn. &C. Sterling los. alO9; Francs, j23i e5.3ll
Freishts eg.in es,isr. The engagements TO Liv-
erpoo are coo bbls. Flour at lie. Sd. ais 49,; "oWo
BUSH of Grain, in bulk, at ia. $50 bales Cotton at
ia5S2d.; eco bbls. Lard at Us. Cd. To London,
rates are nominal To Glasgow BY steam, 80 bbs.
Clover Seed at % 3Gs.; Tobacco at 3os; 200 boxes
Chee.e at zoe. To Hamburg, 200 bbk. Spirits rur-
pen inc at BE-; SEQ bbh. Ro-in at q. Sd 20 tuns
Measurement Goods at 25s. To Bremen, 900 bbls.
Rosin at s. g.; 100 ties. Rice at 27s. Cd To Rot
terdam, 500 bbls Rosin a. 3s 3D.; 1000 Oa,s at
30 tuns Measurement Goods at 35s. To MarseIlss,
eco gals. Rum at &c. To Havrs, 200 bbls. Flour
at iSc $50 bales Cotton ct c Pots at 81; and Peal'
at IS; 90 tee. Rice at -; 100 boxes Bacon at Ic.
IT, ship from Darien, Georgs, 10 Busnos Ayrss
with luu Der, at ~, y cent primsse. bark from
TriIEad Cuba, TO Cowes and market, with sugar al
f2l l5e.
TIE busiaess of the 6ub-Trsssury was: Receipts
s3o4, Nd %; Pa!uso.s, t3A.is IA Bssoce, 3D.
| 0ss,lss q,
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IOIN'. ''''''''''''' ~0'''00'" -
The deposits Of domestic gold were distributed q
.."...sSs. uo,7ls Is
The eItire coinage Is:
SB5, fr 1Cs lf


Total. V'"'fr'''" -
An esnest Effort continues TO be made TO finish the
81 ort Ink with the west Of the Allentown Railroad
3s m i.s) To chow the importance of the link, the
following extract from letter from Indianapolis, dated
Anil s. 1857, has been laid before us:
az ON ami zed that New Yo'k il so blind to is in
terest ~ to .Jrer this oject ADentoSn Rairosl -
be Delay j sirge dsy for want OF meanf lt would
do 81 nn eDse businese, and be portion OF me oeN
ne Of read out Of New York and get two hIds OF Tho
we<erp travel o. soon the road finished from Steu
tenyille 70 Pittsburgh direct. No piece OF ROAD In thu
country would pay better wish you would infosns
ne occasion ay Of ,ouI prIsrss hn' ,hi ;. mn
der 10 August De H. With bridge acrcss tho Monougs-
bela and Ohio, and We would have main trunk mo
on nearly the parallel running west through Geo.
trail New Jerey Central Pennsy lSsns. Ohio lndisns.
Hin, is and Northern Missouri to st. Joseph, No. %
the MssouIi River. ,.
at IL TO ne who are eIertpg ourselves to our Utmost
TO build Tosds here perfectly amazing that New
does rot build that road with aacr'ty, a. 1t l, moro
u,po rant than even the Rudson River Road in tho
receipts it will bring to that city Let me hear OF yssf
success
We notice 20 material change in the aspect OF Tia
dome.tc Dry Goods market since our las report.
The jobb.rs are doing only moderate busines', -
the Western AZ by trade does not come in large
w. and the transactions from first hands have tners-
fore generally been limited 70 small orders for the a.
sortment Of stocks. Cotton goods of al desehPooes
have been in moderate demand, but well sustained u
price. The commission houses Rave done good bush
p.ss for the whole season thus far IN Cotton good<
and We notice little accumulation Of s,ocka Woo'ens
are Inactive and ia Sc- peculiar to the season are OF
corrse offered a. considerable reduction on opening
prices
Brown Sheetipgs and Shrtings have been in far o.
mspd al SIC for lght 81 ier heavy to- lees tyr ss-
uort. BLEACH ed Sheehg. and Sbirtngs dull snd 30
cumulsting though holders are firm on Wen Know.
mskes. Dr,lL have sold moderately at 81 lof o'o".s
bic ached e; blue lOlc wi tome sales 'cl e'r ,.,
at copcession Of &c In DENNIS there n.' a.. -
moyem.p Mt. but holders are generally hf% c ~ .ne
advance. We quote: Eagle, O.f''o soa u." -.
At iolc.; Yo,k BIO Auosksosi6. o,n.ousa' xss
oui., ,hout change in price; We quote Anss-s.s
qus, .a ,""h =. iaIc Cotton jean. 6rm With moessis
nDe. .rS ,apply Stripes and Ticks have sold y
e eN.... We quote Eastern, A. A at l4c. %
.an AMAZING from DC. s3Oc, have been N TAR
~se c1Ns Duck Is still quoted at 10 $780, ".
qu" 90 busiDess doing. Printing Cloths arc $3.50
~ 90 ann In price, thocgh few sales are msae -
IL eOIS4 brings &C. readily. PriSfs ssre -
ou;r. ed No notice % uatsna csAass " ~
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The Concert for the benefit Of the fund Of the Ms
sonic Board Of Relief will take place at Nibos this
evening. From the array of talent advertised, we
nsy expect of the moot interesting entertainments
of the season Mr.. Ole Bull, the Msnctl'sohn Union,
and grand orchestra from the Philharmonic Society,
ere among the attractions.