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Worcester daily spy., 1858-01-29

Testimony Of Number of Ladies and Gentlemen
Doctor HILL-Dear Sir: This is to certify that
my case of very bad humor in the blood, but
truly say that your valuable medicines have cured
me, and recommend all that sick call upon you
for you can cure them. Yours, truly, L. L.
Worcester, Mass,
Worcester daily spy., 1858-01-29

CLOCKS! CLOCKS!! CLOCKS!!! of
different patterns, in Gilt Bronze, and Marble Gases,
which can be bought low.
Worcester daily spy., 1858-01-29

Doctor c. A. HILL-Sir: will say that your medi
Inc has benefited much My health is much better
han it was when commenced taking it, l thnkit viii
cure me. have not been troubled w:.h the pain
head but once since taking your medicine. The ee-
between my shoulders has all passed away. rhnkin
that you might like TO hear how 1 getting gaong
have taken the liberty to address these lines to you
remain, sir, yours respectfully, Mrs. O.
Rutland, Nov 8, 1864 diff iaI
Worcester daily spy., 1858-01-29

GEORGE SESSIONS,
FuFnishfng Undertaker s. COfln WHre
house,
Codins, Caskets, Patent Metallic Burial Gases an
Robes Of every description, always hahd. Also, tn
NEw PATENT METALLIC CAsKET, of all sizes.
Every thing connected with the management Of fuue
ais, prOmty attended No. 49 Front street, residence
63 Front street, Worcester. Mass. d&Rtf mY29
Worcester daily spy., 1858-01-29

A. w TENG'S
PLANO FORTE AND MUSIC ROOMS
myS No. Mechanics Hall, Up Stairs. dig
Worcester daily spy., 1858-01-29

This certiies that my wife was afflicted with weak
ness general debility Doctor Hil's medicines cured
her. ]. f.. r..
Worcester daily spy., 1858-01-29

O. p. II A r r s.,
d f. N Il I S II,
1853 main street, opposite the new Mechanics Hall
jy1 Building, d&wti
Worcester daily spy., 1858-01-29

JEWELRY.-We have an endless variety,
such as I'D Chains, Pins Ear Rings Thimbes Pencils
&c, &c., all of which will be sold at prices that cannot
fail to suit the purchaser
Worcester daily spy., 1858-01-29

Pasticular attention paid to WATCH RE-
PAIRING AND ENGRAVING.
Worcester daily spy., 1858-01-29
GREAT ATTRACTION

ONE PRICE CLOTHING WAREHOUSE
Worcester daily spy., 1858-01-29
o. H. TELLOTSON

FRANCIS &. MISNER,
Teacher Of Languages, ............No. Brnley Hal
oil
Worcester daily spy., 1858-01-29
AUCTIONS.
BY E. W. vs1LL.


a SSIG WEES SaLE.-Ths Stock Of Glods in
"a the Store Of WHEELOCK Co, No. I lincoln
ouse block viii be sold a. Public Aucti n, FRIDAY,
tne ~ inst at O'Clock r. The stock consists Of
Kesdy Made Clothing ard Furnishing Goods and will be
soa az per censge the appraisal. FOR the terms Of
SAFE ana further particulars inquire Of the Assignee.
q. Q. RICE. Assignee.
laZ6 Dat No Brinley ball.
Worcester daily spy., 1858-01-29

It's admitted by all, that We have seen the worst Of
lhe Hard Times, the future BE- for the better All
know that importations Foreign Goo have s.op-
ped, and the manufacture Domestic Goods also. When
business does rev'e. Dry G'ods will be scarce aud a
scarcity aigavs makes high prices Not years
VII ladies BE- able to buy Rich Silks 30 low as We shall
offer OH NJ NDAY, Jan. Ath.
We have three Dress Patterns Side Stripe Silks in
nsck Green and Blue, which sold early for SaO now
Two patterns two FlauBced Silks in Brown and BLACK
NJ 80, former price so 60.
Ten patterns thrse Flunced Silks, Light Oulors at
e17 90, former prize IS 90
Ten patterns, three Fouuced snks at eIs CO. forusc
price 1000 =. \
Five pieces Bayadere Stripe Black ground at eQc for
price 81 25.
Fiv pieces Bsyaders Stripe in Rich Brown and Blacks,
at 81 l2t, cost l SO
Eve pecrs sral Check, at s2Bc, cost goo per yard.
Five pieces French Plaid Poriin 64ccost 81 per I'd
Ten pieces Real Irish Popllns e0c former price
$125.
One Ysvet Closk for &25 40 Pattern Cloak for
BIS, cost 36 Pattern Cloak for S14 20 so Plush
Closks, enough 70 the crlies day S5
Our handsome ohenelle shaRs for So Co. former price
Is. nE Tf f7EEl s
Valencia Plaids, the best goods made formerly sold at
81, now %, 81, vaencis Plaids at i2sc to 25c.
Rest Ptlts for sixpence. DeLelaines or 1910.
Cashmere Shaws tor So 0. worlh 10
20 pairs Wool Blankets 1T So rs. cheap at a dollar
IN re Aao 25 Baok, IS, nted all wool, SIS,
D gr at bargain.
Heavy BrOEn and Besched shee'ings yard wide for
.; per yard, and lots of other Bargains, which will
show you il you will favor with call.
BRYANT SHELDON,
jas d&wR No. A Mechanics Hall Building.
Worcester daily spy., 1858-01-29
DIED D.

In Ware, Jan. o. Caroline, daughter Of Thomas Bragg
aged s. 25th Lyman Spauding aged 43; same day. Ira
Lemon, aged co.
Worcester daily spy., 1858-01-29

SMALL * COGSWELL,
C o U N S E L ORS A T L 4 W
Michigan street, ....... Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
SIMEON N SMALL, John b D. CoGsWEIL.
Worcester daily spy., 1858-01-29

ATTORNEY & COUNSELLOR At LAW
No. 8, Brinley Hall,
unh91 diff Worcpater Mass
Worcester daily spy., 1858-01-29

AT REALLY LOW PRICES.

Ladies' wish to call your attention to our large and
EsTy desirable stock Of Dry Goods which Ars orng
Worcester daily spy., 1858-01-29

Our assortment of SOLID SILVER and
PLATED WARE is unsurpassed, consisting of Spoons,
Forks, Knives, Ladies' Cups &c. wsioa will be sold at
unusually low prices.
Worcester daily spy., 1858-01-29
WA rCHES,
T. w LII IL I.
AND SILVER WARE

At Great Reduction from former prices.
Worcester daily spy., 1858-01-29

K. S. MASON
Can probably sell PianO FOrtes cheaper than an!
dealer, agent in the State Cark's Block Worce seT
Worcester daily spy., 1858-01-29

The subscriber will continue the Flour, GRAIN and Feed
business at the old stand, no Mechanic street
JAZZ d. THOMAS SUTTON.
Worcester daily spy., 1858-01-29
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
SIR JAMES CLARKE'5
CELERR RATED FEMALE Pills

Prepared from a Prescription of Sir J. Clarke M. D.,
Physician Extraordinary 10 the Queen.
This invaluable medicine is unailnP in the of all
those painful and dangerous disorders to which the
male constitution is subject 1t moderates all excess and
removes all obstruction, and speedy may be relied
Worcester daily spy., 1858-01-29
NOTICES.

AOTIC g. The copartnership her tofore existing
~ under the firm of Bliss, SUIT IN, & CO.. was
dissolved Nov. l, 1877, by mutual consent
Fl. BLISS
T. SUTTON
]. SUTTON.
Worcester daily spy., 1858-01-29

HATHAWAY will make for the public Single Glas
Pictures (cailed Improved Ambroype) far rs cents.
. " The Ouiy Improved ABlbrOtype, known Cut
ting's Patent, for rs cents, 81 90 and upwards.
OF DIFF Opposite Cark's Block.
Worcester daily spy., 1858-01-29

w W. K A Il It
CONSTABLE AND AUCTIONEER,
0Ghce No. l Fldgg's Building, opposite the Bay Slate
j20 House, Worcester Mass. dtf
Worcester daily spy., 1858-01-29

Main street. .-......-..... Worcester, Mass,
Opposite the Depot Of the Norwich Nashua, Ftchburg,
Boston, and New York Railroads.
H.. T. BONNEY, J.. BALL, THoB. TUCKER
Worcester daily spy., 1858-01-29

Mrss y. Goodwin, an experienced and success
fol midwife holds herself In readiness day ana might
to stend to the dutles NJ her profession Rruidcnce1b
Austin street az not21
Worcester daily spy., 1858-01-29

RcnoyaI.-Ars.M NJ. N.uEhRALD, Physician, and
an experienced aud very suceeesul Midwife, has removed
from No IA Newbury street. No. 52 Mechanic street,
the head Of Union street Special attention given to
Uterine Complaints, and dsea es Of children.
iylT dti
Worcester daily spy., 1858-01-29

ArnOld's GIObules and Vital Fluid. -Fo
sale, wholesale and retail, by
10. HILL, Druggist aud Apothecary,
my4 DIFF Mechanicai Hall piocf
Worcester daily spy., 1858-01-29

SANFORD co., PrOphetors, sib Broadway, New
Fork.
Wholesale Agents in BostOn--Burr Foster, & Co.. MOI
Cornhill Retail Ag mt. Russell Spaldng, ~ Tres
mont street, opposite Museum.
Agent IN Rorosstsr--a. R. sPURR, Druggist. 2o1
Main street. daw6m o20
Worcester daily spy., 1858-01-29

Slate for ROOfss--The subscriber is prepared 20
furnish Slate for Roofs Of superior quality and lay It in
Che best manner, the sataiaotory terms Sam.
pies may be seen at the yard Grove street.
aplB dtf JOHN BARNARD
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-18
THE ILLUMINATION,


Tho recommendation Of the authorities for our citizens
10 illuminate their houses last night In honor OF the sue
cessfu laying Of The Atlantic cable In many nsances
adopted, though not universally would have been
thedsy to have been known long enough advance
The threatening state Of the weather during the scrno
prevented many from making preparations who otherwise
would hsyeA,nuppsted their establishments sun Win
all These $ssyksSpe display was one Of unusuu mag
nihcence JS3Martny entered into By oil Who hai
the meaisSPd OPPORTUNITIES 10 make dsmoussraton.
Tho H@f in the neishborhooa Of the PNk
and in {csd~sy w>s exceedingly speudid, AMI
recalled "a eurepsrksbe scene OccssIcned 81 the
rejoicing w. o5ces Of the Ameri,an arms n Nexco
in lsis rsp hulaton turned out -dse 70 give fSrcs
70 the demonstration and 70 see what ~as 70 De SEEN
We happy 70 learn that serious accident o''orrea
from the Illumination, Circumstance due no doaoi,
the adoption By our citizens Of the stvce gwen ~ ns
HrnAip-nos 70 iIIunnIua,e the private dwellings,
Annexed are the detailed reports furnshed oy our re-
porters Of the lun ns,on IN ne various parts Of ma
city - -.
M the newspaper press he csnc'oton q ne Auaiin
cable Is an evens Of prOgOand sgudcAa'e Es eanan.es
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-18

We are pleased to announce that the despatch
published yesterday purporting to be the Queens
message WAS only portion of that document.
We are today enabled to give her sentiments
on this great occasion in full. At ten minutes
before eleven o'clock Yesterday morning the follow
ing message was received from Trinity Bay for Mr..
Archibald, one of the honorary directors Of the
Atlantic Telegraph Company
TRINITY BAY, August IL, 1858.
u. M. ARCHIBALD, New York.
The Queens message was completed atilye o'clock
shis morning. II was commenced yesterday, and
during its reception valenta desisted sending II, IN
order to make some slight repairs in the cable.
Through mistake, the part received was sent south
as II il constituted the whole message.
DE SANITY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-18
THE NATIONAL SALUTE.


twas the intention OF Mayor Tiemann 70 have the sa-
lu,es fred or At nine O'Clock In the morning. that
citizens could be made aware OF the fact that The city
authorities intended 10 celebrate the event properly By
some mistake, however, the Scott Life Guard 70 whom
was entrusted the duty Of firing the saues we're ordered
out at SUNRISE and the nrng took place at six O'Clock
national salute Of thirty three guns fred on the
Battery and similar number In the Central Park One
hundred guns we're fred or 1t the time In front Of
the City Hall Notwithstanding the early hour, large
crores assembled 10 witness the Gring and much re-
joicing was manifested.
But this salute was not deemed satisfactory
and noon two hundred guns more were
discharged. The Scott life Guard, who manned the
guns, were In Uniform, and were commanded by Gen.
ward First Lieutenant william II. Browne had general
charge OF the firing, and commanded in person in the
Park There ak men 10 each Of The six Founders,
Of which there we're ten in the Park and ten the Bat
terry Second Lieut. John d Mac Gregor, had charge of
the guns on the Battery.
Precisely al noon me guns began 70 thunder forth, st
intervals Of ten seconds between each shot The lively
In which the guns managed showed that the
members Of the Scott Life Guard bad not forgotten the
Lessons they had learned on the batls fields Of Mexico
The mtierlss In full uniform, except cartridge
boxes. Large crowds Witnessed the firing and the en-
thusiasm was very great The old liberty pole on the
Battery had the flags OF both nations and for once
the Union Jack got hearty cheer on American soil.
This ihunderCus welcome 70 tho news continued unit, one
O'Clock, but the Scott Life Guard continued on duty
all the afternoon expecting tho arrival OF tho Niagara
which would have been saluted with one hundred gums
had she arrived during the day.
In the suburbs were also fred off, and The
youngsters throughout the city kept up usade Of small
arms
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-18

The spectators dId not spps 10 understand This or vho
Mr. Brown Several voices cried, "Iet him Co. "oomc
(Edge) him up" thinking perhaps, that The piece wAs
not complete; but shout for the London Telegraph
Company assaed The Of the multitude and cheers
followed for Mr. Brown, Of England Several balloons
were then cent up amid the cheers Of tho Spectators
innumerable rockcs were fred, when The dspAy con-
cuded. rush was then made 70 the Hall, and cheers
we're frequently given for Nessrs EDGE the pyrcsscna,
who are fully entitled 10 ell enoomum for the spirited and
artistic manner In which they conducted the hrewoks
nearly eleven O'Clock before the immense multi
tude could gain 70 the Streets but accident
Of any kind happened with tho exception Of boys
who were little hurt BY slaves In the hands Of over
jealous members Of the police.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-18

the great international enterprise accomplished by
the science, skill and ndomtable energy Of the two
countries.
It is triumph more glorious, because far more
useful to mankind, than was ever won by ocEqueror
on the ield Of battle.
May the Atlantic Telegraph, under the blessing of
Heaven, prove to be bond Of perpetual peace and
friendships between the kindred nations, and an in
strumen. destined by Divine Providence to diense
religion, civilization Ebsrty and law throughout the
world.
In this view, win not all nations Of Christendom
spontaneously unite in the declaration that it shall
be forever neutral, and that It's communications
shall be held sacred in passing to their places Of des
tination, even IN the midst OF hostilities?
JAMES BUCHANAN,
TINE OCCUPIED IN TRANSMITTING THE
MESSAGES.
ST.. JOHNS N. F., August II, 1858.
Mr.. De Sanity, the e3ectrician-inchief at Trinity
Bay says that he is unable to give any information
for publication as to the working of the cable, but
that the time necessary for the transmission of the
Presidents message depends on its length and the
condition of the line and instruments at the time
perhaps, under favorable circumstances hour and
half. The reception of the Queens message was
commenced early yesterday morning, and not
finished until this morning, but it was stopped for
several hours to allow of repairs to the cable. The
fragment of the message transmitted yesterday was
handed to the Newfoundland line as the genuine
entire message, and was supposed here to be such
until this morning.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-18
THE BELL RINGERS.

In accordance with the request Of the city authorities
The sections Of the various churches tOed the bells yes
terdsy At noon. The peals rang out merry welcome
tho Queens message and the triumph Of science
ure Trinity chapel in Twenty second street, attracted
much attention by s One pcas, end the bell ringers OF
Dr. Phps' church, in Fifth avenue, S. Psuls church, S.
Johns church. Dr.. Muheuburghs church, in rwenlIeh
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-18
THE MESSAGE.

To TIE PRESIDENT oP THE UNITED STATES,
wAsHNGToN:-
The Queen desires 10 congratulate the President
upon the successful completion Of this great inter
national work, in which the Queen has taken the
deepest interest.
The Queen IL convinced that the President will
Join with her In fervently hoping that the electric
cable which now connects Great Britain with the
United States will prove an additional link be-
tween the nations, whose friendship is founded
npon their common interest and reciprocal esteem.
The Queen has much pleasure in thus communica-
ting with the Pysadent, and renewing 70 him her
wishes for the prosperity Of the United States.
The following was Immediately sent TO Washing
ton, together with the Queens message in full and
Abe despatch for Mr.. Archibald
NEW YORK, August IL, 1858.
To THE HONORABLE The PRESIDENT OF THs
UNITED STATES, WAsHrNGroN:-
Ibeg leave TO transmit message this moment re-
ceived from Trinity Bay, explaining the cause
which prevented the whole Of the Queens message
being teemaphed from valenta yesterday. Shall
we consider your message TO her Majesty full re-
ply and date 1t this day accordingly The operators
at Trinity Bay await our answer.
PETER CooPER.
WASHINGTON, August IL, 1858.
The President Immediately authorized the trans
mission Of his message to the Queen Of England
precisely as originally sent, aud without change Of
date. We republish it,
THE PRESIDENTS REPLY.
WASHINGTON Cry, August 16, 1853.
10 HEX MAJESTY VICTORIA,
The QUEEN OF GREAT BRrTAM:--
The President cordially reciprocates the congratu
latons Of her Majesty the Queen, on the success Of
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-18


I q. =. FLAG. UxDS JACK Z
IIGHTHoUsE iIGHrnopsE
NIAGARA AGANKfSos. :
cAmE. CABLE
This piece when lighted, hailed with cheers, and
ieud and continued calls given for Mr. Field. In
simultaneously the eft wing OF the building lighted,
illuminating the entire park and then appeared IN nag
niHcent letters
sEwFOUSDtASD
frfkGRAPH COMPANY.
PETER COOPER,
PRESIDENT.
similar outbreak OF popular feeling followed for Mr..
Cooper when The right wing Of The Hall presented another
piece
COMPANY
WILLIAM BROwN,
PRESIDENT.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-18

w - Va ANSs OOAOs
THE OCEAN CABLE. |
The Metropolis In a
Blaze Of Glory.
OVATION TO SCIENCE AND CIVILIZATION.
"What has Caused this Great Connie
ton the Country Through?''
QUEEN VICrORIAS MESSAGE IN FULL
IFS EFFECT THROUGHOUT THE UNION.
The Way the Short Message
Was Sent.
-~~~~~.~>~~~~~~~~o~o~|~~~
the CELEBRATION IN The METROPOLIS.
-~.,~~c.>>oor.oooooo>~~
Salutes Of Three Hundred and
Thirty-three Guns.
One Hundred Grand Rock Blasts at
the Central Park.
Splendid Nominations Of Public and
Private Buildings.
Sentiments of the People in
Eransparencies.
IERBY PEALS OF THE CHURCH BELLS.
UNION OF THE WHOLE WORLD.
= PEURIBUs UNI q M.
SNN~~~D~r%S>~~~~~~~~~~
Quarter Of q Million Of People
in the Streets.
>>~~~~>~>o>O~~S~NoO~~~~~~
THE VOX POP u Ii.
--~~~~~~~-~~-~~~~~~~~-
SCENES, SIGHTS AND SENSATIONS.
--~-~~-~-~---~.-~--~-~-
Message Of Mayor Tiemann to the Mayor Of
London.
>oyoN~-oN>~~~>N~o~~~~-o~
THE NIAGARA BOARDED.
-eJ~~~~o>so~~S~>~J~~~~S~~O
MORE SALUTRS TO-DAY
~.~o--~>eo~~N~o-O~~o~~-
Was there Ever Anything Like this
Display?
o.oooO~>o.>o~No~~
EX Keel SlOR,
Ae., &C., Be-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-18

During the ringing Of the bells crowds assembled IN
broadway and at the corner Of Wall street.-The absorbing
subject the Atlantic cable being the topic Of their
saton AL the church bells in the city rng during
the day.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-08-16
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sabtM wsssS.e init 4nsnAbme kss eanntssO anS
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,nra bic pOft usrGenset tOfet Der tdelae ,gDeder"
81 ~ nsr cSabr in unbebtn NtGHsbes
iabImno.
.r1etut ieoen 5rettas unb tOftt iatrIt 50 tn mnbe
btn1ter 0prausbeSGplan8.
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= g. s. Stebert
OIr 8 Observation-Disclosures !,

Supporter nnS SdnSler in g8eiH, Sran6ies 1c.
SD empfebie berm meiaen 8reuabeu unb BEN gubIitum
enaaflS 5eRe aorttrtes Eager Doieen Irtife pte
d befrnberS Gu alten Dsnac, 80 btstep, 8ranbuu,
bpG @tn anftnerffa, Made g8psfep anb 8ranby n rbn
bem Barrel sum Ntarpre abeealen. fDpe aae bet mir
eeeet Arttte eut9 meg r8enes 0efpana tCenret tn's
9auS aeltefert prb.s .-..- - ~ II .t.'- :.
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Q$Seiste.
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9SOrtiDet1t, sWiaoetrd tlltO @DcrrOfpet1tc.
1O0 0erte sag I'm tdben TN 3pabaus upruuer cine
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2OC Drbnb DENT SptnS 8as 9nten I'm Qa6en welG in arc.
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GI,~ y 1Al Agep 1872 unO Isl gDea 9Umborbar.
II. Igig. tl ;ret 3buren Dil6 BON 6anpSerfrofe
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@A2 A21nS9e5etd1nete fran30iifcbc 0Nctne.
Sal asrass S g sa5 @f PEassS @Rsss G5 IS
Sag @t. 5usni % sag e9ambsrtin; 5 5as 6ea,itass;
Qamarttne DOaltn osu ,25 aB Saut Sauterne ID SSe
aaeeat BE Srontgnan, euer ausseuGten auspabl
BON &laret G tpshen Mae bele Qtnt pur6en 6urd bic
30 elun9 9tre ane 8ete IN ranret rprsB fir uns aus
eeud unR mis- smpteblen btsielbn beSpalb nrm prpat
8nncea Onte 2Deberp srfIur als rt been 8elne beer
art un0 we1en 0i@e ttltsfen esn ssrtauft bet
S. y. pdrrS unp 6 D., Ngent, r..
No 1872 A. 134 &Om0rrRfr., Ibaren DR1 sp1 2aupperr
(Sult3O.Sl p =. ~ y. - -,
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Terms.

-As daily BAL zrMCRG wEkCER,i is pubiishe
sysry morning (ckcept Sunday and il delivered
Carriers to City Subscribers att Cts per week.
The WECKER is also delivered in the Cities Of
"ashington and Wheeling daily by Carriers
Price for Mail Subscribers of the daily WEOKER
So. 30 in advance.
R5s- The weekly BALTIMORE WECKERis nnblis
he'd every Friday at 81 per annum and 81 DER q
months in advance. r
ACCOMPLISHMENTS on reasonable terms
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-27
GEO. D. HITE

a. sTMONDs & HITM, III,
NJ Corner of Customhouse and Levee Streets, I'd
NY Copper, Tin and Sheet A&ESA
Iron Workers,
Founders and FnisherE Manufacturers of Steam
Trains Clarifying and Evapoang Pans Fterers Juice
Chmneys and Breeching Steamboat Plantation Black
smithing. Also General Dealers in
STOVES AND HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS
We assert without contradiction that we can sell
Goods and manufacture work line cheap any house
in the South.
Planters Merchants and Steanboatmen will find to their ad
vantage give call before purchasing contracting
where. lyle "
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children three years old and under ree those over three
fall fare
Family tickets in packages Of twenty-five be had a the
Office Of the Master Of Transportation. Merchants whoss fam
es reside on the line Of the road can procure tickets 10 pack
ages Of twenty-five for their personal at reduced rate
The Accommodation Train viii Magnolia usual
SATURDAY EVENING the 18th inst but will be discoBtn
ued after that dafe.
Freight Trains daily between New Orleans and Cam
ton The Company prepared % forward Goods and
Packages Of all kinds every place with which they have
nection receiving delivering the domic Of its
irons. VIM. NJ WADLEY,
nj GanaF Eu5eT dHnt
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-27

Parish of Orieaus City of New Orleans
Belt remembered, that the Both july 1855 before Il
undersigned Justice ofhe Peace IN and city aforesaid
personally appeared Charles j. Mason Secretary Of
Crescent Mutual Insurance Company Of New Orleans who be-
ing duly sworn according law does depee and say, the
foregoing lust and and transcript
from the hooks Of said Company.
LSignedl CHARLES j. hANSOEI.
Rworn and subscribed before mo 3O July 1888.
tSgnedl las. n. DIXON
First Justice Of the Peace the parish Of Orleans.
Tho Board Of Trustees have resolved to interest Of
Six per in cash. outstanding certificates of profits
10 holders thereof legal representatives and
after the ID Monday Of August proximo also declare dty
dend SIXTY Copper cent? PER CENT the earned
mums Of the company the year ending the 30th oJane
October next.
And resolved further that after reseryng ONE MILLION
DOLLARS profits that the balance due and outstanding
the certificates Of the Company Of the issue Of 1852 well
all the outstanding certificates Of profits Of the issues of the
years 1854 be and paid the holders thereof
their legal representatives and after the second Monday
in August proximo from which date all interest thereon will
certificates TO be produced at the time Of and
cancelled.