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Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-03-27
}. MORGAN. 50. cHESET. ~, q. n. hoRsA As
SPRING INTERRUPTIONS!
Morgan ~ 90.

No.4o, PnbIis Square, NASHVILLE.
WE are now receiving aud opening our Usuak
Spring purchases whs;B VIII be ready FOR inspec-
display more eompsr 70 assortment Of Dry Goods
than we hare eyer done at any season heretofore.
Our stock viii embrace III the lst'si styles Of
Domestic g. tbFeigq Staple q Fancy Goods,
aud 10 ID viii be added all The novelliye as they
appear in the Esstern ciiies. Ia addition 10 the
large and generally assorted stocks We have b en-
In She hlbit Of heering, We have rdded 10 Il ali tie
styles aud grades OF Rsody,ua o Clolhi q. We
shall be pleased 10 o4h,bh our assortment 10 our
Old friends AMI the trade generally, Us We feel con
6Jeri that from our long experience aud The sd-
yAntgss va P1s.ess, we afe able To otlss indncr-
meats 10 AL =, 80, MORGAN T. co.
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-03-27
Artificial Teeth.

THE subscriber would call atten- fc.Pta,
ton to the following essential points, "a
pertaining TO Artificial Teeth, viz;- 1II1D
Beauty and naturalness of appearance, quality aud
strength of materials, comfort to the wesfer, psefp-
ness In restoring the speech, and natural express
sion of the face in all of which he warrants salts
faction. TEETH inserted from one to a full set,
with or WITHOUT artificial gums. Particular atten
ton will be paid to treating diseased Gums, aud
correcting Irregularities of the teeth for children.
gi- Persons living at distance will be waited on
promptly so as not to detain them. Charges fr pl.
dental operations moderate
WHIP. JONES, rrn,ist.
Jan l6, Ih57-Sm
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-03-27
MEAL, MEAL.

will deliver meal in any place in the city 70
forty-6ve cents per bushel Free Of charge.
JOHN L. HoLLINGSW oRTH.%
Feb. 10, '57-2w.
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CLASS SO,
To be drawn in the City of Atlanta, Georgia, In
public on SATURDAY APRIL 25th, 1857,
on the Plan of SINGLE NUMBERS!
$500 p r. II E 81
More than one Prize to every 10 Tickets.
MAGNIFICENT SCHEME.
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-03-27

LACO III Y.
REV w. IL, MITCHELL, ID. d. President and
I, ofe'sor
Misses VALENTINE & HEMUPp, Assist
ants in Literary Department.
Frof. AUGUST NEW MAYER, Teacher OF
Instrumental and Vocal Music.
SIDE SOTO, A. VI Frof cf Modern anGusges
SEPTIMUS 2, RICE, Professor Mathematics
az Ancirnt Languages.
Mrs. WI. LEIGH, Nation of the Boarding
ID pnrilnent.
Tho Boarding Department is now admirably
hrrtLgyd and becvrd To b. one Of the besl con-
nected vi h such an insl'Lti,n to be found any
where. Terms AS here ,ofore.
For par llars apply TO the President of the
College
Florence, Ala. March 90, Slim
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-03-27
LAST NOTICE!
MOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE.

SCOTCH, RAPPEE g. MAC. SNUFF.
6 gross Rhineheart superior Scotch Snuff, in
papers
40 do Mac Snuff, Rose scented.
90 do Rappee Snuff, do do
for sale low by
THOMAS g. BROTHER.
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-03-27
A Superior SeamstrcSS and Cook for

A very superior seamsrsss, G ook, aud Laun-
dres for sale, % or 20 Years old, with no chill
dren' Apply to W. o. VANCE
Nov IL '5e-tf
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SWAN & co. 'SLOTTERIES.
CAPITAL PRIZE $4,000

TICK ETS ONLY S1O!
Owing 10 the great favor with which our Si"-
gle Number Lotteries have been received by the
public, and the large demand for Tickets, the
Managers, S. SWAN & CO.. will have drawing
each Saturday throughout the year. The folow-
ing Scheme will be drawn in each Of their Lotter-
les for March, 1851.
G L A S S 80.
To be drawn in the City of Atlanta, Georgia in
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-03-27

g w. Vail 81 r. TURNKEY are opening
at the old stand Of W. F. Fall, one of the bast
assorted stocks Of Hardware ever offered TO the
ciizcus of this and the surrou Gdng Counties
consisting in part of Auvils and Vices, Bellows,
Stocks and Dies, Hammers, Hatchetts, Steel Hoes,
HINES and Files; arpentcrs, Coopers aud Shoe
Tools; Mill, Circular, X cat and hand Saws;
Axes, Nails and Chains; Knob plate and Gun
Locks. Siftrs, Shorels and Tacks. All of which
are offered ut reduced prices for cash. U57Any
item so d aud not pi for at the time, will be con-
sdcred collcctabe when called for.
FALL g. TURNKEY.
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-03-27

THE undersigned would most respectfully call
the attention of gentlemen Of the city and coun-
try TO lis fine stock of BOOTS & SHOES suita-
bic for the present season, of his own manufac-
ture consisting Of the most fashionable sty les, and
Of the best material, and of workmanship superb
or to any In this or adjoining countless which
stock embraces the finest French and Philadelphia
ealC skins ever brought 10 this market invite
and solicit an examination Of the same, confident
as am, that It will bear the srictest scrutiny and
will please the most fastidious. All work made TO
order, from the ightest TO the heaviest boots and
shoes. keep constantly on hand, the best French
and Philadelphia calf skins and oak tanned sole
leather. Terms, cash, invariably.
holm MlDNI ETON
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-18
BOARD OF COUNCILMEN.

THURSDAY, Sept. 1.-THE President, JONAS N.
puurIPs esq, In the chair.
Aner the usual preliminaries, the Board received
and referred the following:
P,ht,ons-Of Hose Co. No. ~ TO be furnished With
bunk.room. Referred. 49,
Al exciting debate sprung up on petnon Of TIE
reporters for inksands. motion was made 10 refer
the matter 10 the Controller with power An amend
mept was offered to refer 10 the Clerk with power
Several members int! mated that such reference w~
us.less-that the Controller carried stanoners shop
in his bree ehes pocket, and dealt GU, supplies OF a
iioperv 10 members in small quantities. lie amend.
nert was finally adopted, with further modifcsto
of the resolution relative to the supplies OF stationery
for members.
hereby directed 10 report to this Board without delay
whether any Of the stands in any OF the public markets
of this city now occupied by persons not eirzens
Of he United or Wy which stands and ' SS
authority such stands are occupied in violation VI
city ordinances. Adopted.
By Mr.. VAN TISE-To inquire into the expediency
of leasing the public market: Referred u, "a.
BY Mr. BAULcH-That the fire telegraph be put INTO
the old Chiefs Office, 10 enable the hremen IN toe
lower part of the city to determine more rapidly the
location Of fires. Referred.
To request the Corporation Counsei 10 repon
whether the Staten Island Ferry Company have q
right to build shed or house In front OF Their sip.
ADOPTED. c,,,nr IT,. A.
Clerk be directed to have 500 copies OF the laws rel
alive to the city by tie last Legislature printed.
Adopted. sn
Bonds was called up and adopted
The bill recognizing the Finance Department was
called up, and after being partially read, was laid
over.
Tie Difficulties httctcn Engine Companies Nos.
Al and 6-The majority and minority reports Of the
Committee on the Fire Department, based on the de-
cison of the Fire Commissioners, was called up The
majority report recommends the confirmation OF the
decision of the Fire Commissioners to suspend certain
members of both Companies, and TO lay up the en-
gnes OF both for Fix months. The minority report OPP
poees the confirmation.
After some debate, motion to adopt the majority
report was lost motion to adopt the minority re-
port was also lost for the want of constitutional vote.
The last vote was reconsidered, and the matter v1
laid Oh the table.
The Board then adjourned to Monday.
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been eff cted. AT Cardenss some Of he negress have
been seized. 0oe gang Of 49, belonging TO Sr bonn
tscio Della Cuesbs, were seized on board Of the
AomeId sres steamer. However, very few, consi1er'
ipg the bumt landed, have been caught. IL ls cal
cua;ed that there are q least sixty VESSELS ah0at WIN
csigoes some o. which have been absent from four 10
siA months Durirg the months Of September and
October al leas, 10000 negroes will be added 10 our
populstiOp. Gen. CvLcha seems 10 be quite lndlfer
en TO ,u. scal aous disregard OF treaty IstOrs
and has simply ccufned himself 70 the issue OF
gulsuDg the transportation Of of ne!ross from
one place 10 another. The English Consul oagSt to
be ID DC ssessivL Of these facts which shoaii judge
.cuo be- mole than sufficient TO have Ccncha re ied
Immediately.
There are no political or local nexs at s interesting
70 your readers. The excitement about stock com.
pales has oi.d away, and We are now dolng pensnce
for pas: folly. The lesson, though taEdy VIII nave
a saluiary effect.
Ii. yellow fever continues its ravages among The
shipping and sydiers. The new levs- have been deci
n.aIed. The weather il very unfsvorable for those
attacked Some of the men-oi. var have lost as
much as thirty per cent OF tSeir crews.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-18
HAVANA.
From Our Own Correspondent.
Of morning.
ID. T..

From Our Own Correspondent
Havana, Sept. 7, 1857.
Our Havana Prices Current and Mercantile Weekly
Report invariably neglect to give the true state of
slave market. This is glazing oversight particularly
at the present moment, when so many thousands o;
young Africans are being landed What will your
readers say when tell them that three distinct land.
ipgs have been effeced within the por. Of Havana
1t seems almost incredible, yet il can be testified to by
hundreds of respectable citizens. would nSve men
ncIt the feet my last letter, out before doing So
took every possible step 10 ascertain the facts in
er of 10 d. ipiustice 10 any The first cargo
of these three was landed in Casa Blsnca, at Sanss
Wharf and secreted IN bis storeh) buses. IL numbered
somr four hundred souls and belonged mainly 10 that
geI,l,man From Casa Blanca the poor wretches
were taken, tie FOLLOWING iisn, 10 Guanabscoa and
ia. re quateIed until disposed u The second expe-
oion was Landed from the Muele de SIN Fran
CLEO al 1 O'Clock in the morning, and numbered
about three hundred. They were taken 10 large
beef establishment in Oislos street, IN tron; OF the
OLD Convent and weie hidden away In the back par.
OF tie bouse and sold IN parcels Of twenty. | viii
mere inf rm the Captain General th.I She twenty ne
eroes seized AZ the railroad depot, aud whose owner
refused 10 claim them a. MS property, belonged %
this eAyeci,ion and were purchased by his friend ST.
Zuiueta. / mention this because 1a'e seen an adj
YsIts,n,ent il toe Gdcetd requesting the owreI Of
tw,Ity LIE groes seized without " Cecul4s' 10 cone
forward aid prove property. luis expedition be-
10, yea 10 the company IN 5. hited OUT the Pat
ON III New.fork, toe C4aia D. " iH.@uA ald Diners
ID ia, aua. LIS agent f,r tbs purchase vi Amefcan
sbjp, for the trade was Commodore Dunk water nsn.
t,ied m former l-.:.rs. Toe bird eIp-di.gn, con-
sistjlg of sbou. two blpirea EsgrJ ch.'drs. were
isbd,d last week at leila PiedIA Shsr, near the
Havana Arsenal ami were brought, ike ne
NO tiless. in . coaster, from the Keys, n.sr
Csrdeha have seen IS many s. 800 Of these raf =.
rs,es being iaken through difei,lt parts OF he
city. They are always dressed Ia ssIt7 previously
roil,d win r,a clay, and miY-d up sith Old negroes
who sp.aA Svsri.h. AID thus pro.lced With Cedllus
b.y sic ,a,ib ,lan.,d from orv jlrisdieton % AZ
vlL,r. In ofrsyert parts Il The cvas: aLGsgs fave
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-18
THE IRRELIGIOUS PRESS.

To me Edito, Of The ". Y Tribune.
SIR: Let me express my pleasure at seeing some
thing in your journal, and in Others about the lo1
quairelsomeLess Of the socaled religious wspapers
Not long ago, it cane in my way to examine every
week for three months, some thirty papers of that
soft.
Relgiously speaking, there ore Ito mention sther)
three kind of newspapers the Secular the Religious,
and the Iuelgous.
The secular papers, nova days, are considerably
religious when respectable
The veritably and purely religious newspapers are,
for The most part those published by the benevolent
and religious societies which depend on many sects
and cosses-s are not confined to One These Journals
are appeDdages to great operations, and are not re
gaIded as sources Of income.
The rreligious papers beside those commonly
esteemed as scurril0us are those which compete for
the patronage of denomination. In most instances
of course, they have enough difference of sentiment
10 yaInish their bitter rivalry and sanctfy their
veLom with the name Of truth and righteousness.
Their struggle for existence and precedence as news
papers is that which chic generates their venom.
Their subscribers in the macs, nothing for their
fighting, except it be on a moral question such as
Slavery. The truth is the attempt is incessant and
fierce TO make each limited sect support many news
papers. The same kind and amount Of bitterness is
generated in secular papers wherever a small cOmmu-
nifty is shouldeIed with more Of them than it will
largely sustain.
Let no ole smooth over this matter with the word
"agitaton." That signifies a very different thing
from the contemplate rivaries and chickering's of
newspapers which belong to the general fellow.
ship.
On the whole, the best tbirg would be for all their
EDITORS aid proprie tors to Invest i'll sawcuers and
go about planting corn, or stick to preaching. The
best tbiIg the fret being hope less would be for
all but tie best supported Of these journals to die
d,ceLty, AID at once.
NEwENGLAND PASTOR
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-18
PUBLIC MEETINGS.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN

DOAhD Or ALDERMEN.
THURSDAY, Sept. E.-Ald. joins CLANCY, President,
IN she chair.
Several petitions referred to the Committees.
D0stDW POrers-Ald. TUCKER offered the follow
lng resolution:
UArea There s end has been for time past large
suoun d worn 81 dferen: kinds being done In and about tue
public buildings involving the expenditure Of money by persns
bsvng authority and therefore IN violation Of law the
sequence Of which 70 involve the city IN numerous lawsuits
IICsu ents, ! >: then De
hssoltsd That b. referred Special )nm ttee
t.s;e the whole sub. and report the this Board al
sn esy dsy and ther tina, said Committee have novs -
send Tor p. and papers.
AID. MCDOWELL moved to lay this on the table.
Aid TUCKER explained that the reason of his Offer
il this resouon was that be had noticed much wo,k
gong on in the City Hall and other public bulldog.
lately. while 10 Superintendent Of Repairs was reco9.
tized. He wished 70 know by whose authority this
work vas done. He had inquired Of Mr. Conoyer
the Street Commissioner, and found lie had not au.
,hoIzed The expenses being incurred. lie hoped the
after would be investigated.
Al. McsPEDos moved 70 refer the resolution 10 the
Con mee on Laws.
AID. Tucker did 10: care nuch which Committee
e snfje:i went 20 SO long they did tee duty and
I'D lot allow he paper 20 sleep 10 their drawer or
iCtbe', as similar papers % reat IN 70 railroads ard
9'hsr suftc;s had been disposed o..
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earned.
Property Liable to Be Sold for Unpaid Tare,-as
MoSEGBAS offered preamble In regard 10 the All. :.
property for unpaid taxes, with the following
Fesetse< That the Clerk u Arrears be directed csa A. 4
prepared the list and forms Of advertisements required
Tor sales r uIpsid and Croson on raj
and for ss.essuest thereon which may be unpad ana 49,
confirmed before the Sist December as5 80
the Of $50 be appropriated to have the s,s Ana
foT severts ments properly prepared va
This was laid over.
Recognizing the Departrnents-T The Special Com
mt,ee on TIE Reorganization Of Department. ra,o,,As
on the paper from the Councilmen. The Comm;,,s.
find that the two elections, the notifying ~ 1885,
inspectors and keeping a complete record Of IN ar
votes eanvassed, will add largely to the slres, :.
Cuous duties of the Clerk to the Commoo Connect "a
Il will be nece ssary for him to have additional ccrcsi
aid three special clerks during the busy term Par
the same reasou they report in favor OF fixing the ss
eYi. Of the existing clerks at amounts 70 Correspond
with the duties TO be discharged. The Committee
have. therefore, offered such amendments a. Vii
cover these wants. The same Committee submrtsd
rerort recognizing the Finance Department II is
the same as previously reported, with the e1cepkM Of
few amendments. u q
1 Both papers we're laid over and ordered on the
minutes.
RcEorts Adopted -Concurripg 10 grant the s1elu.
siye use Of the pier foot of Onehundred and tketh
street TO the Rariem Ne vgafion Co. Sundry papers
for the correction and remission OF taxes were also
passed.
A number of papers from the Counclmen we're rad
and referred TO the appropriate committees and hero
being no further business ready, the Board sdournec
10 Monday next at p. m.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-05-06

4a BosToN, May 4.
MessTs. Editors FIN article the 8 voice
b Of the Empire State" you applaud 'the action of
@ the Legislature fNew York. as greatly ahead Of
Massachusetts," That is an equivocal compli-
sf' ment; but, even at that it is excuse me- unde-
served. The New York Legislature has taken no
" action upon the bred Scott decision. Like
the uniform proceedings Of the free States, upon
a11 the slavery question, always excepting wseon.
@ sin. , il is all talk and cider You say truly:
~ H .sThe first resolution. expressive Of the embed.
O led sentiment Of the great State of New York,
4a accompanying the act, reads -
ResolDed, That this State toiH not alloo slave.
ny lotfhiE her borders, IN ANY PORN OH UNDER
ANY PRErENcB for any time, HOWEVER SHORT "
r'a- Il merely the sentiment; " but the trou-
IA BILE is, it did not accompany any Act" The
Act which fell far short of the " sentiment
OF the resolve, was defeated by the old fogy SEN
-a.I ate. 1t is very good illustration of the manner
ia which the people Of the free States are cheated
BY the politicians. The politicians in our Massa.
sf .ehusetts Legislature have been resolving from
b time immemorial they have never vet passed an
f Act which touched the most trifing assumption
@ Of the slave power or rippled the surface Of the
r'i black ocean Of slavery.
- This is the history Of the matter in the New
York Legislature. The above resolution If II
meant anything meant this ;-ffeedom Ia all
whether held in transita by their masters or fugi,
tives. This State will not allow slavery &C. Tor
20 any time, however short" Brave words, are
they not? When Otis and the brace of Adamses
talked thus, the world understood them. On the
same day thar The resolves we're adopted the As.
=. sembly took up " an ACT 10 secure fieedoa 10 all
persons soithin this State /" All that means some.
thing more The resolves we're their sentiments
now comes the LAW. Which shall control the
Courts Let us
Section LIST declares that Africans are citizens
Of Nee York. That, We knew before. fancy dc
eded that they are not citizens Of the United
States. II New York had asserted her right, az
one OF the parties the contract, declare thai
they are citizens Of the United States, she would
"a have touched the true point
..ll ne other sections follows
4l's 1900. - A'eiy save, who shall come, or be
fr % PC IN this State with the consent Of
MS Or her master mistress or ,vlo sbail orne
ossT PhI s or be Involuntary in this State,
see o every person who shall hold or at
tempt % hold in this State IN siaysrs ~ = 7.
slave, any person mentioned $ slave IN the
second section Of this act, or any nee nsr ~ 'n s
color. in any form, under any pretenes ~ t =.
any time, however short, shall be deemed sufsy
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-05-06

FAILURE OF Dry GOODS DEALERs-L Large
DefaicatioR by a Clerk. Three wholesale div
goods firms suspended payment yesterday
viz: Whitney, Fenno, & Co.; Chapman.
Lord, g. Hale and Messrs. Shaw, Sampson,
& Bramhall. The failure of Messrs. Whit.
uey, Fenno, & Co., has been caused by the
defalcations Of their head clerk--Jonathan N !.
Hazard who, it has been ascertained, has
been appropriating the funds of the firm. The
remittances of customers having disappeared
IN a most unaccountabe panner, trap was
set at the Post Office, and Hazard was caught.
He paid back portion of his stealings but
the ultimate loss by him will probably be con-
siderable. He has LETT for distant part of
the country. He is about thirty. five years of
age, and has been in the employ Of the firm
for five years. The amount.of the defalca-
ton is stated at fifty thousand dollars.
In addition, we learn of the failure of
Messrs. Prince, Post, & Co. Messrs. Bug.
bee, Hedden, & Co. suspended last week.
Boston Traveller, oh.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-05-06
LUTHER's CLOTHING HOUSE.
400 No. Liacoln HOuse Block.
THE CIR EAT g2GLIsH REMEDY,

SIR JAMES CLARKE's
CELEBRA TED FEMALE PILLS.
Prepared from p escription Of Sir James Clarke NJ,
D. Physician Extraordinary TO the Queen This invsir
able MeticRe is unalng in the cure OF all those pnfl
ton "''U
brings the monthly period with regularity Tbe e u
should be used two three weels previone 10 ,S 9
menti they forty the constitution and lessen tbe
~ u.ns aVoI 'haohng the mother TO perform her du
ties with safety to herself and child. ~
These Pulls should not be taien by Cer,ayss ,5,r;,
M N. FiRST THREE MONTHS Of PregHanry rs
other time they safe. N 10 H"y
In all cases of Nervous or Spiral AFs.,i. -, o.,
the BACK an Limbs, Hesyiness Fatigue on sii.bt NJ
non, Fapitation OF the Heart, LDwness Of epis Tiys
terics Sick Headache Whites ana all the painf,
occasoned by disordered system these pill ~
cure when all other means have fad and altbongb a
powerful remedy, do not contain iron calo1neI ant,
or any other MINERAL '1-'''' lilnony,
Full directions ACCOMPANYING each ,,so,. NJ,
the United States and Canada One D,llar l'0'' ia
Sole Agents for this country
w,-rn, {. @; BALDwIN & CO., Rochester, N
FUTILE q MOSES, Auburn, NJ Y gFyrp A. Aevs-,
N. B. 81 and six postage stamps eurlose5 n aS 10
mail ~" 'ii's - I'1urh
For sale by BURR, FOSTER. ca. No =, c...,n,
Boston, by Bush y Co. wholesale aud retail agenis'
$50 y ee''O. h-IIaP uAWSm mch6
Moihrra, MoIhrrs. Moibers. AN otn
NURSE FOR CUlLDREN,-pon't fail 10 procn,e Mrs
Winslows Soothing Syrup for Children TIE stbin ta.
no. no squa on Earth. Nomoiher who hiss red Mrs Wins
lows eouIHING SYRUP for Children will ever consent 10
le her ohti pass through the al trpssiop and crtcei w
Iou OF teething Without the aid Of This Invaluable men
maton II lille and health be estimated by dollsrs
and cents, 1t Is worth It's weight Ia gold y '''
MiloHs Of Bottles " Mrs. Winslow's sooTH1ve s,,o,
are soli every year in the Unitei States A
PRICE ONLY % GENTS A BOTTLE.
n sou AZ bropIletor's prices, BY NJ B GREEN & co
SEo. H. sPuhR, and Druggists generally W.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-05-06

New York, iTay Cotton dull sales 1901 bales; Or
leans mddling lac, Upands lac Flour a lOo better
sales 1lOO0 bbls; to straight State Sc % ;
Upper Lake6 30; common to good Chic extra so 49,;
extra Genesee so So Wheat held higher; South
EN- whit S So; Southern red 63i. Oats firm; sales
5000 bush State 624e Western ca &C., Corn c better;
sales 0G0 bushi mixed 50 S3c in store; white So SIS
yellow 82c in store; round yellow 50 a &c. ahoat Pork
closes fl m sales 900 bbls mess $23 40 Is 30; prime
- 10 20; Western prime 10 So Beef firm; sales
600 bhls; country mess Sl3 IA prime 10 rs IL so;
repacked Chicago 16 25 I6 SO; prime mess 27 a so
Lard heavyi sales 500 bbs, at l4c Bacon quiet Hams
lOgc; shoulders SIC. Butter heavy. Whisky better.