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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-02-25

Sal D U T H Is 8 &C. GOES
BOOT AND SHOE STORE.
The undersigned Manufacturers and Dealers in every
style of BOOTS AND SHOES, prepared to
furnish article in line favorable terms
than any other dealer in the city and vicinity.
We have enlarged our Store thereby giving s an op-
portunfty to exhibit
A LARGER AND BETTER STOCK
than has ever been exhibited in this city.
We wish particularly to call the attention OF the public
to our
Manufacturing Department.
We are manufacturing the greater part of the work
SELL all of which WARRANT to be equal to any in the
city or country. -
Particular attention given to MEASURE WORK, for
both Ladies and Gents wear
Our Ladies Department
is still under the supervision of MR. b. NJ SMITH,
well and favorably known for perfect fits and workman
ship samples of whose work be in almost every
circle of society in the County.
Gentlemen will also find at store large assortment
of every style of Boots ard Shoes of manufac
ture, they have style kind made
by experienced and practical workmen.
In word, we have make any thing for the feet
that any Lady Gentleman describe, and wish
all who may patronzc to understand that We guaran
tee all our goods to prove as represented.
The senior partner tenders his thanks to the public for
the liberal patronage he has received and socitS
tinuance ofthe same in behalf of himself and partner
Our terms will be good goods, Low Prices and CASH
on delivery or receipt of goods.
No. Bay State House Block, Worcester.
JOHN c. DUTCH,
jail diff JOHN n. COE.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-02-25
Rai(roaos.
NORWICH & WORCES-

1sS55s5a5s5Esass NORWICH & WORCES-
el.s=.ssssszs:s:S TER RAILROAD NOTICE.-The Steam
gE---EE-boat Train will leave Worcester until fur
ther notice, only Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays
at O'Clock p connecting at llyns Point with steam
er Commonwealth, for New York
p st. NJ. ANDREWS, Sup't.
Norwihc Feb L 1859.
n-No Train or Boat the intermediate days in con
sequence of the Connecticut having been hauled of for
repairs. diff rs
lEssE5s55sT5s557 WORCESTER & NASHUA
sEs:ssissssssssH RAILROAD = Winter ARRANGEMENT
z.-Ea- On and after Nov. LIST, 1858, Passenger
Trains will run as follows:
Leave Worcester at $40 and Ills a. m. and AIS p m.
Leave Nashua at a. m and IL m, and p. m.
AT Nashua all trains connect with the trains of Con
cord Railroad where passengers take the to and from
the Northern the Passumpsic the Boston, Concord and
Montreal, and Vermont Central Railroad.
AT Groton junction. trains connect directly with the
trains of the Stony Brook Railroad and also with trains
of the Fchburg Railroad with the exception Of the first
train from Boston and at Fitchburg with trains of the
Vermont and Massachusetts and Cheshire Railroads.
For further particulars and connections with other
roads, Pathfinder Railway Guide for the New Eng
land States G. W. BENTLEY, Sup't.
Worcester Nov. l, 1858 diff ny27
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-02-25

Ss WEST BOYLSTON AND
EFIASS4zEEAW ORC Err. Change of Time
W. SS2SEaES5 Commencing Monday, Nov. I'd, 1855
Leaving O. b. Sawyer's store, West
B9ylston, at I45 a. M and p m and Ray State House
Is cents ~ Express business promptly and faithfully
attended to. NJ diff c. G. BARNARD, Propt'r.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-02-25

LfTOm the " Worcester Bay State.J
The WORCESTER SPY appeared in entire dress
ON Monday last and looked neat and clear The new
propretors, Messrs Foss Fanum, say they made
such arrangements as to enable them to publish Live
newspaper which, we have doubt they will succeed
IN DOING from their well known enterprise integrity and
experience May attend them in everything but
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-02-25

The WORCESTER SPY.-rhis old and popular daily
comes to us in new dress largely increased in size and
greatly improved in mechanical appearance The new
propretors, Messrs. Foss IL Farnum are thorough bust
ness men, and The of the handsomest dali
lies IN the State-cannot fail to prosper under its new
management The services oft veteran editor the Hon.
j. NJ Earle, retained in the editorial department THE
MASSACHUSETTS SPY, large weekly paper issued from
the same establishment, in its s7th volume and is one
of the oldest papers in the country
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-02-25

We We nnderslgned being personally acquainted with
DIR H. n MATIlSON, believe him 20 be a temperate
man ~ the most appropriate sense and that his moral
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-02-25

a A M RICAN HO u S E,
FII OSTON,
t1.3 Is the largest and best arranged Hotel the
kE4A II New England States; is centrally located and
easy of access from all the routes of travel. 1t
contains all the modern improvements, every con-
venience the comfort and accommodation the trav
Cling public. The sleeping large and well
tilated the suites Of well arranged and
petey furnished for families and large travelling parties
and the house will continue be kept as first class
Hotel in every respect. LEWIS RICE, Proprietor.
Boston, Jan. It'll, 1853. div
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-02-25

THE WORCESTER Spy has passed into the hands of its
propretors, Messrs Foss d. Famum, who have given
earnest of what they intend to make it, by enarging
its dimensions, printing in type, and giving in ad
dton to general news and editorials liberal amount of
local news. We glad to learn that Hon John Milton
Earle who for than thirty years. has been publish
and editor of THE SPY, his connection with the
paper although relieved of the responsibility of manage
ment The publishers have had large experience in
newspaper publishing and possess the requisite enterprise
and tact to make The SPY a valuable and successful
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-24

In stocks and bonds the market remains dull and
inactive. We note the sales to-day Of 80 shares of
Merchants Bank at 10l; 100 shares Crescent City
Bank at lOla; 25 shares Louisiana State Insurance
Company at 244 for 500 paid, and ll2a refused for
the Levee Steam Cotton Press. All bank shares
are held at the highest rates of the season; they
are the best cash investments now to be had in
market Back lots of ground, that is, lots of
ground in the rear of the city, attracting some
attention from parties who desire to have home
stead. Owners of these lots, or the wholesale
owners, give liberal terms to parties who desire to
purchase with the intent of improving but they
repudiatc speculator-they would not tonch one
only with ten foot pole.
Condition of the Banks of this city for the week ending
Saturday, October az, 1889.
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PRICES;
MEDICAL HOUSE, No. 81, cus.omhouss stree!

MEDICAL HOUSE, No. 81 Customhouse street near
l Royal streeFor the Cure Of Old Chronc Mercuraial
yphc and all Private Diseases without Mercury hndrance
from business to friends and guaranteed in
ri cases. a s5s .gg9sl TX ggssl 4ea
The unparalleled which has attended Dr. prac
tce in all Of the United States and Europehe
marketable he has effected which incur
able by the eminent physicians ustihes him In offering his
services to the confidence Of the unfortunate The following
of the diseases termed "rvate and Of which, in
manenty eraicaes namely Syps primary secondary and
tertiary, Structures Urethral Discharges fleet Gonorrhea
Nocturnal Emissions Periodical Affections Of Females however
complicated they be- Diseases Of the Back and Lons
Illumination Of the Bladder and Kidneys rheumatism Hyuro
cee Cancers Ulcers Tuaors and all Diseases Of the
who privately improperly Injured themselves In that
solitary habit which ruins the body and mind ntt
ting them business society viz Constitutional De-
biy impoency. The following some Of tho I'D and
melancholy produced by early habits Of YOUTH viz
Weakness Of Back and Limbs Pain N The Head DINNERS Of
pepsa Nervousness. lrriabity, Symptoms Of Consumption
etc Mentally fearful effects the mind to b.
dreaded of Memory Confusion of Ideas Depresiono
Spirits, Evil Fobodng Aversion TO Society, Sell Distr
Love of Solitude Timidy etc., of the evils produced
All persons afflicted with Of the above symptoms should
rot sl call On Pr james and be At once restored y perfect
health let false dcac but apply and
yourself the awful and dreadful consqencc1 q TIKI
terrible .naady. 1919 s55
Weakness Of the Immediately cured and fun yigor
restored 80 ~ isss, -
house street.
Private and reserved Hours Of attendance
from s A. N. to r. NJ -
Consultations strictly confidential.
Ps-Recent cases of Gonorrhea cured in hours
pay DIR. JAMES,
df ly 81 Customhouse street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-24


SUGAR. The principal sales reported were 20
hhds. Fully Fair to Prime New Crop at TO-, and
Centrifugal at 7lc. U u.
MoLAssEs. About 100 bbls. Choice New Crop
were sold at 42c. U gallon.
FLOUR. The market continued depressed, with
sales Of about HOO bbls., including 500 Superfne.
1T; 400 bills, in three lots, at IS l2A, and $50
Extra on private terms.
GRAIN. The sales Of Corn were confined to 100
sacks, at 81 O5 % bushel Oats were in some re-
quest at easy prices, and we noticed sales of some
$500 sacks st. Louis comprising $500 mostly at54c,
500 at &c., 400 at -, and 100 at SIC. y bushel OF
Bran ESQ sacks sold at 81 u 100 ms. a
Provisions. -. In Pork we noticed only retail
transactions, at SIS 75@l6 90 y Dbl. for Mess OF
Bacon rs casks Shoulders sold at I'M, and 10 casks
Ribbed Sides at lOac. y ID. In Lard we heard Of
no transactions.
KENTUCKY BAGGING. We noticed the sale of
800 pieces Handloom at l2sc. U yard.
LARD On. Twenty -four bbs. Prime Winter
Strained sold at 81 05 % gallon.
COFFEE. There was good demand, with sales
of about 1900 bags, of which 1873 sold at lilo,
100 at III, $50 at 49, 66s at 124, s22 at l2a, and
from second hands 400 bags at IL ac., and 3l3 at
l24c. u ID.
WHISKY. We noticed sale of 100 bbls. Raw
at 30c. u gallon.
FREIGHTs . Vessels on the berth were filing up
with Cotton at oiled. for Liverpool, and lie. for
Hayre, Y
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-24

Our citizens both of the city and country through
out the State, have spent an immense amount of
money in their travels and jaunts Northward and
to Europe and paying sl5Oo@sl7OO for field hands
and high prices for lands, cotton at l0@llc. will
not make both ends meet particularly when SO
much cotton or what is called cotton is an admix-
ture, and will not command over case. But it
does not cost much to raise, scrape or pick hun
dred bales of these low qualities intended for
cotton.
The changes in the bank movement for the week
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Last year our banks were importing gold, and
SO were large operators in exchange and cotton.
There is no probability of such being the case this
season. If New Orleans banks were to draw on
New York for specie this fall as they did last fall
it would make great futterng in Wall street, say
for only five millions of dollars, as Wall street can.
not count up in all their banks but little over
nineteen millions, which is TEN millions of dollars
less than last year at this time.
The movements in Exchange this week have
been marked by an advance in foreign bills, with
good demand for Northern sight funds, until
yesterday, when there was something Of lull in
regard to bank checks particularly at the asking
rates over the counter, say prem. There are
orders now on hand for million of dollars in sight
funds on New York at par. Buyers, however, have
not been able to get nearer to this mark than a
sixteenth and an eighth prem. The transactions
to-day in sight drafts were from par@sth premium.
The counter rate was uniform at | prem, but an
It'll would have taken large sums. The demand
was rather, or very slack as the day closed. Short
sight range from parrot discount for three to ten
days sight, and tot for fifteen days sight; 3@1 for
thirty days sight, and Ii, II, u, 1902 Sct. dis for
sixty days sight, which embraces choice to good
and good to fair commercial drafts. There are
many good bills to be had at li@ll and Oct,
which some Of the knowing ones take freely, being
well aware of their real worth. Sterling was held
at high figures. Some drawers have got their rates
and ideas almost as high as the skies. The current
asking figures to-day were lo9a, 1909, 109b@110,
but dealers did not meet the demands of drawers
freely, and were decidedly averse to paying over
lO9a@l09s, and occasionally 1909. Document bills
were sold at lOsl@1os4 extreme rates 1Os@1Os,
when the cotton is free of sand and dust. There
were some transactions at fraction over 100, but
it is no use to consider quotations for fair to good
document drafts only from lOs4@l0sl and a frac-
ton over. Francs quiet, and very few Offering or
making We quote on Paris direct 5.164@5.15 to
5.l24, and other points from 5.2ll@5.l5.
The following figures show the amount of ex-
chanpa held nv the banks Mt the resnective datas :.
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A. BEARD g. Co.'S Magazine street-Arcade
-. Row-suceessors to j. A: BEARD 4 MAY-Auctioneers
and for the sale Of Real Estate Slaves Scccs-ons
dens Cotton, Household Furniture. etc.
n B-Particuar attention will to selling and
purchasing Of Plantations. ~ e $50
They have also accommodations for slaves
singly or in lRrge IN,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-24

Ouen Three yehh and undtr three and
up to twelve old all years age
full fare.
Persons who reside the city residence esta-
shnent on the line Of the road procure tickets
of twenty-five for their personal reduced rate at the
office on Camp
Through ticket. to all principal cities North and Fast can be
obtained at the Ticket Office Of The Company adjoining Tcle
Ihs Company and all the Railroad Companies constituting
York having made arrangements the Adams Express
Company to regular daily through Express between tho
Two cities the Express business heretofore carried by
Railroad Company for its discontinued all
Express matter will be carried by the Adams Express Inform
90 Camp street. ~
Agents Of the Railroad Company permitted receive
or receipt for bank specie ewey other express
ter They will be received BY the Sc Camp st.
BENTLEY D. HASEI.I.
Chief Engineer and Gen'l Supt
7. 8. WILLIAMS,
o5N MaSfar Of
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RAILROAD TRAVELLING.
- r57zs-4,, NEW ORLEANS. JACK.
Gass - son AND GREAT NORTHERN

PASSENGER trains leave the Depot Of the Company
Ca!iope ana Magnolia streets thirty part
O'Clock the morning ald at six O'Clock in the evening
arrive at New Orleans a. thirty minutes past o'clock II
morning and at eeven O'Clock in tho evening Sunday
Guided '' "
Freg received the Depot foot Csiopc street and
forwnrded by the regular freight trains which
New Orleans 10 Canton.
Freight received after H. will not be forwarded by
the train of next day but by that of day after ts
ceip at the depot.
All freight intended fer transportation DO distinctly mar.
ked WITH name OF initials consgnee and place
aud freight will be received consigned 70 eabised
stations on The limo Of the road lite connec,ious
Blank railroad receipts for freght NAV be obtained Mt the
Companys shce, Camp street. Messrs Corson Arm
ktrong's, by those who wish them. - ~
The Company holds cf responsible for value Of all cot
ton slipped BY the road which may BIZ re from the
time 1t " recep'ed for at stations the line twelve hours
after notice csngnees it's arrival depot in this city
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-.--,,.i
ATTLE MARX EFT.

JEFFERSON CITY, Oct. n 1859.
Arrived to-day, 60 Western Beeyes, $40 Sheep,
and 4s Mich Cows. The market is bare Of Hogs,
but near 500 Veal Cattle $50 Texas Cattle, so Mich
Cows, 100 Sheep, and 95 Western Beeyes remained
on sale. Prices are well maintained. We quote:
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gtbitlu of TIE Hlarksts.

Crescent OFFICE, No 10 Camp street.
Monday Morning. Oct a. le60
CorroN. There was good inquiry ON Satur-
day, and the sales amounted to about $500 bales
prices generally being well maintained at our pre-
vious quotations.
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G oMMERcI1ALII.
J. 4 D. MaIeon,son & Co.'S Cirs.Ias.


Per Africal LIVERPOOL 9th month"; aoeh sent. 1ssp Is
The business of the week ending 23d inst, sum
med up to $3.50 bales, Of which the trade took
only $500; prices Of the Middling and better
classes Of American were l-l6d.0Id. 9 h easier.
b lower, but as unsaleable as ever. Dufnx the
current week 50,570 bales have changed hands,
spinners taking IS 800 bales; the large quantity
offering has caused some irfeguIarity in prices,
Good stapled cotton of the current grades has been
toleraby steady, but other descriptions show de-
cline OF an Id y b common qualities are difEcut
OF sale at greater reduction in value, and the
sandy low sorts are ct . merely nominal rate-nO
quotations for these can be given where such wide
spinners 70 avoid them altogether becomes daily
more manifest. 3Tsss gSSs " 4 S3l5S N 5. a
Particulars Of import, sales etc.. d cox&eu fkua
the 18th inst. to this date n N
Week ending Import Totsl saiss. Anssse.a
Sept z........-.2s4 $50 A7s} e. |. - =
Sept sossla n.sio .ns 8 =
Stock of American cotton in this port, 4S6. 49,.
against 432,0O same time last year; and q III
kinds 100000 against sol 800 Fair UpIands ~
quoted at lid. Middng, Gid. Fair MobiIes lid. !:
Niddling, SD; Fair Orleans, I'D; Middlfng, cid
u b. Market closing more steadily, with good
supply offering.
BREADsTuFFs.-For wheat and flour we have ex-
perienced more inquiry, and . frmer tone prevail
ing Holders have obtained higher rates. Amer
lean wheat white, los. 0lOs. Cd. Red, 81. lOd.Sa
los. !; Oaty, S.. 3d.@ss. Sd. q loo MS. WeateFn
Canal flour, los. Cd. gals; Ohio 22s.(025s. b bar.
rel. Indian corn, with heavy imports, 5 rather
lower. Yellow, 29s 029s sd. white, 33s.G735s,
Cd. Mixed, 29s. @29s. Cd. Ta $50 1bs.
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UNIVERSITY OF LOUISIANA-ME
" Deparment-Te Annual Course of Lectures in this De-
partnlent viii! MONDAY November H. 1852 and
will terminate in the ensuing March.
JAMES JONI N. d. Professor Of Practice Of Medicine
]. /. RIDDEIIl N. n. Professor Of Chemistry.
WARREN STONE n. D., Professor of Surgery.
A. H. CENAS, N. D. Professor Of Obstetrcs
GUSTAYUS A. MOTT, NJ d. Professor Of Matera Medica.
T. G. RICHARDSON, u. D., Professor Of Anatomy
THOMAS HUNT, n D., Professor Of Physiology and Pa
thoogy.
monstratorH of Anatomy.
The Dssecting will be open Monday
in October.
Faculty Visiting Physicians Surgeons of the
Charity Hospital.
The Students accompany the Professors in their VISITS and
free expense enjoy extraordinary practical advnntages
Preliminary the Lectures will delivered daily in
the Aphheaer Of the Hospital from the LIST Of October
charge students. THOMAS HUNT, II. D., Dean.
The Administrators Of the Charity Hospital elect annually in
April fourteen Resident Students who maintained by tho
institution. i've tno1
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(arnn streef !
Saturday Wight, Oct n Is59
Ahe large transactions in cotton for two weeks
pas' Va,houhsng to one hundred and four thousand
oa'esI nave mad no effect on the general business
oi LIE CITY, winch still maintains much If tho otao
nancy OF summer. Some plantation supplies mr.
requirements form the chief feature Of the trade ~
thls week. large amount of money haa heen
added to the circulation Of the day, without arv
great increase in the line Of discounts az tho ~;
Gus banks. Barring the great activity in all Tho
mechanical branches Of trade and the general re-
paving of some of our prominent streets, the week
closes under less amount of business than for the
corresponding week of last October.
The weekly advices from Europe are to the sth
inst The financial position of the English money
market indicates ease and quietness, with money
accessible at the rate of 24923 and get. 70 an
mum. We, however, regret to learn that the pro-
positions from the Tehuantepec Company for a
loan have not met with any response, which is no
more than we have ntimated. We are, therefore
not disappointed at the result of the mission.
There are no railroad companies now on this con-
tlnent that can command loans or favors among
European capitalists unless they are altogether
owned or managed by the parties who may loan
the money. 1t is ont of the question for railroad
company or any other association in these United
States to go on to the London, Amsterdam or any
other Stock Exchange in Europe and borrow
money to pay old debts with or relieve. Since the
defuncton' of the New York Erie Railroad and
| failures OF mammoth railroads in the West and
North and Mississippi reputation still insisted on,
Europeans look with great dstrust on securities
from this side, while the Indian loan is Commanding
premium in London, and drawing only 81 oct
interest Some Of our inland railroads NAV bargain
or barter their bonds at 15@25 get dis for railroad
iron, but the bonds must draw the high rate of in
terest of Get, which may be considered as max.
ing iron stand tolerable HIGH and paying too much
| for the whistle.
| The weekly return of the banks this morning
shows some expansion in discounts, which does moi
denote that the heavy receipts and sales of cotton
are reducing the Indebtedness Of the community t1
| the banks. ..s...... 3D..
| The following figures show the difference be
tween the amount Of discounts and loans at the re.
| spective dates: -.-.....a. -.....
Total loans and discounts. Oct q O9 l67
Total loans and discounts, Oct q 1852 sci
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Extra special trips from lake night by the Horse Car
when required, by notifying the Conductor.
The Steam Train will stop GENTLY Station, when notified
except mail trips and during tho hour trips Sundays after
Fare each way cents conductors timely
notice to stop.
omnibusses leave Canal for The Depot evoy five
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Nsh Orleans Dailu Crescent.
Dsm 0rleans Hloneu Hlarkst.

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MONDAY MORNING, OCTOBER "a. 1859.