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The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-02-27
WOLT THGRUsE,

IN HOLT PROPRIEr
situated on the corner o. Adams and Sandpsky
Streets westside oftie Sandusky Riyerin the City
of Tifin; has boen lately repaired and furnished
for the especial accommodation Of the travelling
public. this Houseis IN the pleasantest part Of
the CITY, aud u large commodious and splendid
building, wen adapted to the purpose OF 2nohe
house. itisauta Few rods from, and in sght o.
Inc Railroad DedOt, it is the nearest ana nos'
comm0diOus tavrn TO that point. Mi' Hot'
takes pleasure ia announcing 20 u'e pnpNS 'n"'
NJ U U,,eeoontains nlenty oflarCe airy and
WE'LL FURNISHFD
,ad Rooms. Tie would also invite oil Of hif
I'D enst mets.t1 give him ealllas nc thlhAH
] ,heyWibe satisfied
Tilhn, Oetl7, 1885. a.
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FuRs AvD BEAR SEtNs.-rhe editor Of
tho Cynthians (Ky) Age, recently at.
tended ball. lie says; 1--WE noticed a
great variety Of female costume at the
last Bachelors Ball Some OF the ladies'
danced with warm fur caps, made cf Of
ter or sable. while others had their necks
aad shoulders protected from the incle-
mcpt season aud gaze of the world BY
Whit HAIRS skins. very beautiful"
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-02-27

RE-A dying West-India planter groan-
ing to his negro servant, sighed out: 'Ahl
Sambo, I'm going a long, long journey.
'Neber mind, massa, said thenegro. con
solingly, him all the way down HILL"
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-02-27

Howrsr or Nor ?--Mr. ]. W. Fralick,
a good looking young rlau who bought
ont b. S. Gross, and resold, left here
leaving our iii unpaid, and now refuses
io answer our notes directed 10 him IN
Canada. its pity if Fralick, 50 popu
lar with che girls, is dishonest Let him
fork over and redeem himeclr.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-02-27

TEAcnEa's ASSOCIATION The Seneca
County Teachers Association meets at
Republic on the FIRST Saturday OF March
Mr. +. Starkwealher, Of Fremont, will
address the meeting
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-02-27

ES- A Miss Seed, lady Of brief
stature, having lsiely married a man by
the uame Of Curry. after a weeks ac-
quainance. Brown remarked that il was
an exsmpidcation Of the old proyerb--
"a short horse is soon enrried.'
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-02-27

Esg-s intiopl exclaimed an Irish iser.
geant to his platoon. Front face. and
Lind to rowl call AS many of ye as is
prisint will say Horel and as many Of ye
ls is not prlsint will say absentl
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-02-27

RS- The Excelsior Literary Society
will give their seventh Exhibition in
Loesser's Hall. March ilth Their pro-
qramme is full Of interest, aud will amply
repay all who may heart. See adyer-
Gisement.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-02-27
CAury.June esth. 1850.

NMsNN
nr. j. sxvnrR.-Fecnng myself under tho highest obli
gaon, you ot the benefit have received under your
rcoimcnt Amer having undergone a lhe usual mode o
trc nrnt tudrH the last iS months without the least or
acnt benefit and having almost lost the sight of eve,
n cine Ton iu very unhealthy condition. my ussc bein
ivru np as hopeless by my former dociori nnv
bjrb ,o tbs r oil weeks nv eyet we're restored 20
GOOD sight aud 90 healthy condition, under your new
rr.ore TAI erroat pleasure In expressing my sense Of
fhudc md YOU ire athbefy 70 this lor the benefit
jf the afflicted Publib Vountrlly, P.BuYLs.
Mrs p rrrSuuRurR. Of rin, for fonr years was Nmos
hsqualhcdiof any kiud Of husinessi had quite lost her
eht, on application nr s. has been restored 20 thai
he o. able 10 doany Kind otbudresf.
Ai.p-- HBSRv WALTER, Of ils place (Fort Bald was
drei Wthvcy bad diseased ewes aud ucerraon Of the
ufppn, nnd applied 20 Dr Snyder and restored
% gnni sight and to healthy condition.
PnuIr EacK, Of rifn city was afflicted with remnrk
able bad case ufophama, could leave dark room ior
Weekss application 80 Dr.. s., bis eyua was soon
NIrE t.iryn1ySrE, iin, wa, afflicted for 6veyesrs
ith bal diseased and almost blind iupplicd 90
Dr. =. aud has been restored to sight, md his eyes TO
hcaly condition, hathe isqualihedto do any Kind Ct
Aso-G. w BLloE, son anddaughier Of @. ". Black
# iHn with remarkably bad cases of opihalna, which
d ied tue skin Of the physicnusi which hud whollv
,,raldel them rom any kind ofhuiiuess ny application
Dr. tuydcr thrv have been restored Hheahhy con'
Won-- orc now able 10 do any Mind 0flah,r
SIR. lHnNAs GtnsEY, OF Sandusky, CiY was afflicted
, very bad disea,cdey entirely nsl the sgh ni
OF hs cs, and almost the otet applied lr Sny.
er ofTnn, and was soon re'iurrd TO ms lamy useiu
| husband lathtr.
Mauy oth,rf could hf mentinned hnl u oeemeNun unhec
ss'ry, en Nonllon uddthair node ,oireaimentpr prac
iicrd hv svlrt Is discovery aui leaves alto
9th d use thc old mode o. reducing The systcm-cu
ing, s,ot itrniou, blisennr&c at well a. the use OF
cusual Arri cansues v1i blue stone, blue ofyitra
ny uthrrns Nhch cautcrses and dshgurng the eye by
uufr triiur tLo muscles
nv baron, Wishing further information viii do well Ia
communicate with esr Of the persons referred 10 above
=" No charges for examination adyicc-if nObene
70 i,r reived no charges vii be made.
.f-Ir SNYDER tltesplea,rte In tnying 10 the pub
fh1t rinn CITY Is pleasant hnd hr hy location, A.,
,o1 haasdina ven b. had r'm eo,I io s3 CGper week,
OOce-in &. w. Blacks Block, WaskiugtoT
street. Tiflln City, Ohio.
Jan. %, 1857. (nl6.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-02-27

.oart Of common PIeos OF Seneca count,

Coart Of common Pieos OF Seneca count,
Ohio,
Rober e. Pennington andl
Spenccr ST. John Admits
traitors Of Henry Free, decl
vs.. pltf.
Jarad Eaton, Emily En,on,{
his wife, aud susan Hutch(
ius, defendants.
THE defendants, Jarad Eaton, and Emily IN.
ton will take rouce, that the phds, have hi,
day 6led then petition in the above named court
setting forth Ia substance as follows. That there
Is due TO them from said Jprad Eaton, ON iw
Judgments obtained by them against said jurs
Eaton, before John Nrutsr' J. Z, OF Big 81 tu-
4. p, Seneca Co., Ohio, with costs thrrtua, th
.um Of two hundredise four n ~ 100 dot
lars, with interest. on S276 IS since trh l0l
1895, and on SIlO,22. ,ince Jan 9th. 1856, bu,
tsking Judgment In said court for said amount
Mud stating that three Of the notes M, wticl
said iudgme nts Were obtained we're sst u by o.
mortgpgo, executed aud delivered by ,,ut Jau.
Eaton aud Emily Eht1n 20 said Heuri trr,t. g
10 No " in Oregon ,Sen.Co Ohio, res r, log iron
'aid lot the part thereof originally rts,r, cd b,
p. u, Cook. That The notes upon which sal
judgments we're obtained, and wbirh we've stcur
d by said mortgage, were executed a at deh,t
ed 20 said Henrt frcrt. decd b., by sAid lara
Eaton on the 2nd day Of November. t3l9. au
lecame due respectively Nov 2nd 1854. lass
hat said Jarad Eatpn has no goods bnd rlaal
lut o' which said judgme nts and costs o. my pat
hereof, can be made that said Susan " q liu
prettn TO have lien upon said r., al ,stats, {,
.hs costs in the cause OF susan hutchn, again
larad Eaton. And asking 70, iu gtuent in The O..
.nounts above stated and that said lot No - uiRl
le sold and the pr0reeds be applied in ,men
q. LEE.
Puts Atty.
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BUNTING.
~

DENTAL sU r G o N.
OPERATIVE and MECHANICAL
DENrIsr. corner Of Washington and Market
streets. Tilih. Ohioi will attend 70 all business
In hisline with promptness and dispatch fef-
cons who favor him with call may rely on nav
,vork done i'm a superior manner, having been
,,cd in the business for the last seven years.
M during thattime have had much experience
IN liilicult cases. Heisconddent OF success and
gatters himself capable of giving perfect sanslac-
tiou toall who may seek his isprotessional services
CHARGES will be At all times moderate
IF OFFICE, corner Of washington anu
Market Streets.
Tifnn, Nov. lst' o.
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Timn prinaa ourrant.
Corrected Weekly By IT, 4. BUsLirk d
% .SLn,nL,,n RLnrL TrGn d

Co., Sha0lan Block, TUiR, o.
Timothy Seed. sass Coon, '........ Us
clover a0.,. ...6 25l Mink. "........ 81. 100
Flax do. ......l 25l lMuskrat. "....,.l2 Ia
Br'n Mustard, 2 a. rs rallow, 2 b ...'''.' 10
Wheat, per bu.-.t,i2 lLtfd, do''''''l2 -
Rye, do......... so Butter, doe .... H.
Oats. do....,..... 25lEgg', zee ''''''''l " 2
Corn do......... 40, PORK green .....s, s,...'7 Z
BARLEY do.........i OOlB,oG '''' 4o5
Birkwbeat. % - dhted, ''''l2 -
White Brnns, DO. II iOl Hams. cured. IA l-2
Apples Green, .,.....75 Oui ms, '.'''''' '''' l,t
u" Dried, ......2 .Uul Potatoes. ..... ..T5
Pearhe. 60. .....4 col tour, 3 bbl.... 800
In bans, a. Cora meal, pr bu .... so
Dry Hiles. .......... rs Burkwhrat , iour.
Green "......... .... Z per lOO.......'3O 90
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-02-27

EE Mr.. r. W. SnGwuAN has sold
out his real estate in Carey, aud closes
out lis store by the lst Of April, and his
ware house by the lst Of luue.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-02-27

To sruDENrs.-We have two scholar
ships in Folsom's Mercantile College,
Cleveland. ror sale, at a bargain. This
is one Of the best Colleges in Ohio.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-02-27

4 pEstRABLE FARM Of two hundred and twcr
~ odd acres ufl71l, hundred and inv acres eptne
Nr balance we'll nhce0} the whole irNct unct adme
able state OF cnrlur, wnN nrvttlntlna ursHmuf Mnrt
hrreouia good tWOstoy nrm hutsr 1nl cellar, ,tahl
and hpfn upNHr Of one hundfe hoafsg ft trees ofhr
uostpuhhc thofoughNrcs in the counfy live miles wet
lf he city of ln, The road lraliurto Fotndl, and
one mile moth ofthe TitNn and rurl Wavne Railroad
rhruboyc Form we'll Nden'cdto tho rrniucuun of rrtir
audom its liberal supply ofihu rare No'k w1ttt is well
iued 90 nrHng dHiryina Onr half oi the purchase
money hand, he balance IN annual ymcns ofve hon
Hf'd dollars unch viii takens payment The Hhnvc
rfortuy real usiuie suated nv residence my nh
iertuty grtmv effects turothor Fof prrturri en-.
uuirc ohe unierigued two and hnlf mites outcasi
iimn nov1if HORACE uCHER
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-02-27
TIE EXCELSIOR
CORN AND COB MILL
Invented by Charles Leavitt, and
Patented on the 9th OF Feb. 1900.
For Sale by J. NJ. NAYLOR,
ptRElN OHIO.

The above Mhlhasthe mo,igaluabitiWprov
,,s,tst i'm portable Corn G OBJ Alills sndishdapted
10 the vnrtous Grinding and CrushinE purposes
gor feeding ail kinds OF stock. Which system
offsediuris now required and found prohtat 10
10y experience
rHp ApyANTAGEs THIS MILL HAS oyER oTIIERs.
l,trhatthe grinders ar. inserted on movable
,,oen oot can bersplaced by new rings, IN Eve
r,inntes. Tor the small sun ofthree dollars
Xiso ri, mill can grind faster than aHy other
f,ornand Cob Mil offered for sale. This Mil
wasawardeo
1.-The pre.ent year O855l in fair trial with
hsii,tie Giant, Star. aud ~ other Mill.broughl
'.e .o.,nstition. The Excelsior MIL viii grind
f-on,ten 90 q fteen bushels hourly, according to
the degrseaf f6neness'and can be worked by 4
or two horses. - NAxuop
Nov ,10.h 55. NAY LOh
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-02-27

IL ploasurein announcing 10 ouTriendi
ii,n.ths We srs IN receipt Of larger itoch o.
r. stlsn xas overhronghi to Ibis marke. Consistini
,of vsrv lar of sugafs 'yruns h9Ases
me tiive us eal, are boapd % seliin lArss
p1Ni'H'' H.A. nUsKtRK A Co.
,.,.h.,.thass. No. 3 ShaNhantbloef'
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-02-27

GAS Prpzs-Iron pipes Of about three
inch aperture are strung in every direc-
ton about our streets, preparatory to be-
ing buried.
Let's have good old iollifcation when
the gas is turned on
PrSMANsnIP.-Prof. w. H. Clark, Of
Folson's Mercantile College, Cleveland
is giving series Of writing lessons a.
Tomb's Book. (3l story). Mr. CLARK
is magnificent pe0man, and will teach
this very desir,ble accomplishments in
twenty lessons. Go and make good
writers Of yourselves.
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PRESERVE YOUR TEETH
d

WOULD YOU HAVE nEALTHf
WOULD YOU HAVE rOMFORTf
WOULD YOU a AVE BEAUTYi
tVould you instead Of diseased gums ueeglied teeth
ftd and oath breath have healh, ,heauty sweet
breath, oomfan and clequliuefs-prescrvey your teeth
lDRo me 0s w 4ltT
Ten er,h his professional services 70 u people 81 Tmn
md vicinity aud is m ypFopared 10 nser hst laas and
most beautiful styles Of inooUapiihe teeth, from one 70
Nh ,asa, on gold, silver OF sutta Pereha.
His hings not Of that son spongy texture which 10
stenl of beauiifyng. absolutely inue and destroy lie
tsetb thus srsated bot perfectly solid. beautifully
nolisod adc will eeeiuaY preserve ihe teeth iofyea
Teeth cleaned IN the best manner without pain Dis
eased rnms resnrad tnhe ah an a aperions performed
vim stlllandcare EV-PARfiCULAR ATTENTION
pATD TO CORRECTING IRREGULARITIES IN
raipDREN,s TEErH ~ The besl r.ier,nses and
,semsns OF bis work uayh seen n an times athisolce
in T5mbis Block, ovef White Bros. store.
r.T. NoV SO. rf.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-02-27
ISAAC STAUD'S PATENr no tTABLE
GnINnlNN Mills

For Nortrg Vheef Ffintinr corn meal, small rr,in f,
Ne, g. We ne whole of,ctn. trrh end air. sst t
caed into vcod fine c1l AID Gotta iced t one operation
These crcbraicd Nts I manuhgtrrt cut ofthc fesf
quahty of French Ruu hloeht, with mach care huit
six Jnvr,nt sifes pfccs ranging from eehv dvg TO- Wo
huntrod dNy doNero These milis hoptinue IN aen
ho current Of allnnrntiion, aud superior 10 an Dor
poses ,rsnrria l, frt whrat nnrrnq.
Nse-stsuhs Patent Portable Saw MIL called Kim
Of iho ~ poIst'
Thisis auinlenious snluteiul saw.Niuio make lum,
hrt he woods. Tits mill can ne fnn by animal, steam
90 Watrrrowrr.
rhosc wishnr 20 know lrly ehtut the priociplc unof
witch ev arr hu.h, and he prices ufcach sire wullus
Pc crmsnt sale, & ., viii pc1so address me- asking
book ofitt rrjon, which Wllmaii enlpostrav. Ttoc
who DO 81, will vuiei p'n readable language the name
fost Olive. e uny snd p atc
ISAAC IT At n Patentto Nnd poortiuicr.
unif No, 10 west front street, Cincinnai. Ohio.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-02-27
SUGAR SUGAR!!

ia flhDS. did, rent grades coffee. Refine J
~ aud crushed sugar forsale by
u BUSKIRK K&C1
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-02-27

wASrrD-A girl to do house work for
q small family. Enquire a. this Office.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-02-27

rNoJ ~ obls MolA~es and syrup tor sal'
HW ""sWIpKg. .
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-02-27

f.ooAL AND MS ELLANEoUs
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-11-26

The imperfect manner in which the news by
the vauasrbit was telegraphed and published,
yesterday. induces us to give the following more
correct version Of portion Of l:--
The respondent condition Of monetary matters
on the departure OF tbs steamship Atlantic. on
she afternoon Of the llth inst, resulted on the
following day in fearful panic throughout the
whole couatry. All the banks utterly refused to
discount TO their patrons, which naturally added
to the wild excitement, until the Afternoon Of
Thursday, when Treasury letter appeared in
London, and Gas instantly transmitted By tefe-
graph TO an the chief cities and to'os SorspediHg
the Bank Charter Act, and authorizing the issue
of aotes TO any amount on approved securities
The effect at every point was instantaneous, and
the panic ceased as If by magic.
AT Liverpool, Manchester, Glasgow, and other
important cities the news was received with the
most extraFagant acelamatIons OF Joy
The suspension Of the City Bank Of Glasgow on
Wednesday, the day the Atlantic sailed, is con
frmed.
The London money market was steadier on
Friday. the 18th inst. and bank stock sold at
2O9 2 and 2l2, Exchequer bills were frm, and
the feeling in business circles in all the princl
pal cities and manufacturing towns became deci
dedly more cheerful as as it became known
that government had authorized the bank to ex-
tend its issues without nearing the penalty OF
the Bank Charter Act
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-11-26
The Weather.

BUFFALO, Not. %. Weather cold but
calm, considerable ice in the harbor, canal
frozen go that the boats cannot move.
LYONS, N. Y, Nov. 25.-Navigation is en-
tirely suspended here; the canal is frozen
hard, and people are skating on it. A large
number of boats are detained on the Cayuga
marsh, and along the canal between this and
Buffalo.
NEW York, Nov. %. P. NJ, The weather
here and between here and Buffalo continues
excessively cold. AT Albany, ice is making
rapidly, and canal navigation has probably
ceased for the season.
CHICAGO, Nov. %. The schooner Antelope
which left here last week with cargo of
wheat for Oswego, was blown ashore at the
mouth of the St. Joseph's river on the night
of the late severe gale, and with her cargo,
was totally lost. Capt. Budd and four of the
seamen were frozen to death.
CoLLINGwooD, c. w, Nov % The ice
in the harbor is two inches thick. The
steamer Canadian makes her last trip up
Owen Sound, on Saturday, the 18th inst.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-11-26
ANOTHER AsrpEolD.-The London AMs

ANOTHER AsTERoID.-The London Athe-
n@una of Nov 27th says:
CDR. R. Luther, Of the Observatory Of
Blk, has discovered another new planet, the
50th, (5lst', belonging to the system Of AS.
teroids between Mars and Jupiter. The cor
rectness ef DR.. Luther's discovery has .ready
been confirmed by the Royal Observatory at
Bonn"
The planet thus announced is the 5lst
of the system between Mars and Jupiter, the
goth having discovered by Mr.. Ferguson, at
Washington, early in October.
We learn, that the astronomers at the Oh.
servatory at Cambridge, succeeded, in the
night of the 22d, in obtaining an observation
and in recognizing Leueothea, one of the
smallest of these Asteroids. SO small, it could
be seen only with great difficulty, even
through the large Equatorial. The observed
place Of the planet differed very much from
the Ephemeris. Indeed, its elements are so
imperfeotly known, that the apparition pre-
ceding the present, the planet was not found
and was, therefore, supposed to be lost, until
discovered anew Boston Traveller.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-11-26

Ellen Daley, a child two years old,
was run over by freight train on the Nor
which and Worcester Railroad, at Norwich,
in 1853, and injured so severely that amputa
ton of leg and hand was necessary. A suit
for damages was brought against the com
pany, which has Just been decided in her
favor by verdict of $500 and costs.
The Nueces, Tex Valley Of Novem-
Der 9TH, says 1--WE understand. that those
of Walkers boys who made rendezvous at
Powderhorn, have concluded in consequence
of the tghtness Of the times and the watch
fulness of Uncle Sans dogs, to abandon the
expedition and so home"
Capt. Hudson, of the United States
mail steamship st. Louis, has been arrested
on six different warrants issued on complaint
against him for cruel punishment upon per.
sons connected with the steamer. He gave
bail on each complaint.
Peter Cannon of Meriden, CT, was
instantly killed by an engine on Saturday
morning. He was walking by the railroad
track, and being denf did not hear the APP
preaching engine, but was struck by it with
great violence.
Mr.. Nathan Morrison was accidental
ly killed at Wofboro, New Hampshire, on
Friday last, by being crushed beneath rock.
The deceased was thirty eight years Of age,
and leaves wife and three children.
The large cotton factory at Athens,
Tennessee, was utterly destroyed by tire on
Tuesday week. The loss is estimated at from
100000 to 5000, on which there is no in
surance.
Coroner Connery of New York has
ordered the Spanish Consul's house to be
searched for the three men who committed
the murder at the dance house in Water St.,
as the police believe they arc secreted there.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-11-26
Obaconfen ID GenernI WortIr.

NEW YORK, Nov. 25.-The military and
civic professions formed on the Battery at an
early hour, and were reviewed by Governor
King. At one o'clock it marched through
the Park, before the mayor, aldermen, and
distinguished citizens, who were there as
sembled. The hearse was drawn by sixteen
horses. four abreast, bearing the remains of
the gallant Worth, with the list Regiment
for the guard Of honor, and followed long
line of carriages containing the family and
relatives of General Worth, and distinguished
guests accompanied the procession from the
Park. In spite of the cold weather, the First
Division turned out in full force. Tie route
through which the procession passed was lined
with people. The coffin placed in the Gov
ernor's room, was visited by large crowds of
people this morning.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-11-26
WneE.ington NIatrers.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 25.-The statement in
the London Post to the effect that Sir William
Gore Ousley has been appointed minister TO
the government of the United States, is alto
gether incorrect. He is simply accredited to
the government of Central America, and has
come to Washington to consult with Lord
Napier and Gen. Cass. The interview be-
tween the President and Secretary of State,
and Sir William Gore Ousley. have hitherto
been merely of ceremonious and friendly
character. The object of his mission will
shortly be communicated to the Department
Of State by Lord Napier.
Tomorrow being set upon as Thanksgiving,
all the Departments will be closed and no
public business transacted.
Much solicitude is felt regarding General
Walkers fllbusterng movements. The Gov
eminent as yet has received no adyices on the
subject
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-11-26

MessrS. Editors = Having attended those
cheap concerts given in our splendid Mechanics
Hall, which We're every way worthy of the patron
age Of our citizens, l was surprised to find so
small a number at the last one. 1t seems to me
that the mechanics think that they have built
hall and it will pay for itself without their
help; but they will find themselves mistaken. 1t
will prove to be monument of folly, rather than
pride, if they do not look after their interest bet
tar than they have for the last few months. The
times are hard but the little that is asked for an
admission fee would be of great service to pay
their outstanding bills. Who can afford to hire
the hail. if the citizens will not patronize thems
Mocha MIC.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-11-26

New YORK, Nov 25.--FlouI advanced Sc, and cosir e
steady sales 1900 barrels Common to straight State
81, $685. Upper Lake So 10; common to good
Ohio 5 30 So; extra Genesee 5;65 Z. Southern
steady with fair demandi sales 500 bbls mixed good
brands $50 $780, fancy and extra 5,55 90. Cana
dian-salss 700 bbls; extra 10 $50. Wheat-HoId-
ers demand full prices sales $4,000 bushels; Chicago
spring 90; Miwadkie Club 100; amber Tennessee
80 a 2 3d. Canada white 80; Ohio white u.s. Ken
tneky red 20; oats firm; STATE "A a A. and Western
a. A. Corf- mixed Western 81 IS; sales IL 90
bushels PorS quiet; mess 10 IS; prime l6 50 II 90;
Beet heav5; country mess 90 10 30; prime 90 Z;
repacked Chicago 10 90 % 75 Lard arm hut quiet in
bbs IL l5c DER Id. BuIter-oho 10 IL and State II
22c per nh whisky-saies $50 Ibis; Ohio 23t 24c.
The Esnderbirs advlces are generally favorable to the
trade