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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-07-09
REDUCING STOCK AT THE NEW YORK BRANCH
REDUCING STOCK AT THE new YORK BRANCH /!

FOR THE NEXT
Il H I r TY d A Y s.
the whole of immence rich well selected stock Of
goods will be sold prices that will be appreciated by
every lady wishing to purchase.
5000 Muslin Collars at 81 marked down SIC and T5c
5000 very rich Muslin Collars at 81 49, marked down to
400 very rich Muslin Collars at $780, marked down to
Sl50.
200 Splendid real Maltese Collars at 81 rs marked down
to 75c.
500 elegant real Maltese Collars ranging from 81 so to
S5, marked down to half price.
aVV very handsome real Honion, Medallion Point APP
marked down at less than half price.
5UO Muslin, Honiton Medallion and Point Lace Sets,
at astonishingly low prices.
splendid assortment of Cambria Edging and Inserting
All our SIC Cambria Bands marked down to poe
2oOO Cambria Dlmlty Bands at unheard of low prices
BLACK LACE FRENCH Wells.
Now is the time to buy them. 5000 Round and Square
Wells all silk, dotted and Figured all over, the low
price of I5c.
1900 elegant French yails at 81 and upwards marked
down to half the price.
Also real Thread Walls at much reduced prices
BLACK LACEs.
Black Lace Flouncings Mantillas from yd to II
I'd wide, the only full assortment in Worcester. We
snail clear them out at low prices.
Our large assortment of real Vaenciennes, Maltese
and thread Laces at much redaced prices.
All our real Black Gimpure, BRUSSELS and Thread Laces
at half prices.
100000 yds. Black Trimming Edgngs all widths from
&c and upwards the cheapest and largest
Il oz warranted all Linen Handk is at &c. cheap at IT,
doz more of those extra fine Linen Handk is at Csc,
worth AZ.
Every lady in want of nice Handkerchief will do well
to look at our 25c
$50 doz Hemstitched and Grass Linen Handk IS from
lIc and upwards Only doz more of those very fine
Grass Linen hem-stitched Handk IS at 81 and They
are exquisite and very seldom to be found
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-07-09
Meoirrlres, 6e.

RHEUMATISM CAN BE CURED By
~ the of Sweets Infallible Linment. Try it. it
has never failed However desperate the may be-
radical cure warranted For all Rheumatic and Nerv
Gus disorders and for Cuts Wounds external injuries
OF any kind, it is also most happy and untlng
remedy Prepared from the recipe of Dr. Stephen Sweet
of Connecticut, the famous bone setter
For sale by DAVID SCOTT, and all Druggists.
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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-07-09

Determined to reduce extensive stock previous to
August l. we have been through each department and
nave marked the entire stock at prices which will insure
quick and ready sale We would to those who have
the Cash TO lay out for Dry Goods during the present
month that we mean what advertise. Our object is
TO turn the whole stock into money let the sacrifice be
whdt % may. Read a few among the many unheard of
bargains we shall offer for the next thirty days.
HOOP SKIRTS 75c, worth 81, rs
CHALLI DeLAINES, lOc yard.
Heavy BLACK SILKS, 75c, worth rs,
"A PRINTED LAWNS, only &c yard.
WHITE BRILLIANTS, only cents yard.
A PRINTED BRILLIANTS, only l23c yard.
100 STELLA SIIAWLS all colors only 81 u.s. worth a.
Cases BLEACHED CoIToNs, only &c a yard
Bales BROWN CoTToNS only SIC yard.
LINEN NAPKINS, only 81 Dozen
LINEN DoYLIES, only 6Oc dozen.
Hosiery Mitts Gloves, and Embroideres at less than
cost.
200 PARASOLS at very great bargains.
MANTILLAS for 81 rs. former price 49,
All our DRESS SILKS less than cost
DRESS GOODS marked below cost to lose out the
stock.
Many other bargains will be shown those who visit this
establishment during the present month The goods we
bound to sell. The whole stock must be reduced
Don't forget the place for great bargains,
@ ITY ST o r Il,
j. II. CLARKE & CO.,
jy4 diff No. l4S Main street. Post Office.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-07-09
TRIMMINGS. TRIMMINGS, TRIMMINGS.

CHEAP, CHEAP, CHEAP.
The assortment of Dress Trimmings in this town.
We have marked down 100 cartons all widths all silk,
best quality Black Velvet Ribbons, at half price by the
piece.
Mantilla Trimmings and Frnges at very low prices
Cotton and Linen Fringes and Trimmings at astonish-
ingly low prices.
Very nice Linen and Cotton Fringes at &c a yard and
upwards
5000 ps. very rich Fancy Cotton Trimming.
MOMAIR MITTs.
10000 pairs Mohar Mitts from Soc 81 the cheap
est and handsomcst Mtts In the state
800 pairs style Mohair Mtts, from 81 so up to 81
pair.
Every lady want Of nice pair of Mitts should look
at our Mitts before buying elsewhere.
Chdrcns Silk Mtts Mt shilling pair,
800 pairs real Mohar Misses Miits from SOC and up.
ward.
All our silk Lislc Thread Gloves and Gauntlets al
much reduced prices
50 doz of real Alexandre's Kid Gloves.
prices, find such at place, all Sizes from l2c up
to 81 pair.
Also elegant SILK Hose in plain openwork and EN-.
broidered, from 81 up to S. a pair.
Plain and Buff Colored Briants at astonishingly low
prices.
Irish Linens, Swiss Muslins, and Cambrics.
FANS, FANS,
piece and upwards the cheapest lot Of Fans
parasols increasing IN quantity.
ParasOls decreasing in price.
5000 TBS of Shetland Wool, in beautiful shades
An endless variety of other goods and small wares too
numerous to mention at lower prices than any other
House in State Wholesale buyers will find IL to
their advantage to their goods Of sell our
goods at Boston Jobbing prices.
GROSS & STRAUSS,
jc29 diff l52 Main street
, 1859-03-16
An Extra Session OF Congress Probable.

Tic condition Of the Posi- Ofi:c D.pa1t.
mcnt is Mr.. Duchanau', Chief yexat;on, aul
the stubborncss Of ths Black Republican
House iu refusing 10 raise the rates Of post
n%', lis chict regret. Since the death Of Mr..
Brown nnd the induction Of his successor, it
lcakcs out that the deficiency in The Depart-
mcnt, heretofore various1y stated at two 10
three millions Of dollars, amounts to six mil.
lions, ard is daily increasing. The cxpcrli-
turcs have been run urirom clevcn 10 twenty
millions without any corresponding advan.
tage to tic country; and Lresk down Of
the whole system il now Immediately apprc-
hendefl. In this cunlition Of affairs, the
President secs nothing Tor his relief except
an extra session Of Congress; lut the letter
writer's and qaid nurc. hayc not yet settled
among themselves whether it will 1,c caIltd
in August or June. Whenever it is called,
the affairs Of the Post Olicc will be the first
subject for consider ation; and then tic
friends Of Cheap Postage and the opponents
OF Franking Privilege can make themselves
hcatd and felt. They can wiring from tue re-
ccss'ties Of the Administration ali the con
cessfons that they demnud, if they will only
stand hrm, and insist upon the right. twill
not bc The first time that power crippled l.y
poverty las bcen obliged 10 yield 10 the hold
crs Of the purse.
, 1859-03-16
The EncronChmcnts Of Slavery.

The Albany journal thus comprehepsively
states the progress which Slavery has made
within few years:-" Seventy years ago the
Democrats drew line around tho States. and
said TO the slave .rader, Thus far rou may 20,
but no farther This was the Jet1ersonian Pro-
riso. Thirty years ago, they rubbed out part
Of The line and said to him. You may 80 into
lands South, but not into lands North.' This
Vac the Missouri Compromise. Fire years ago,
they rubbed out the rest Of the line, and said to
him, We will lesre it 10 the settlers to decide
whether you sh III come in or not This WIS
the Nebraska bill Now they turn humbly to
him. hut in hand, aud Say, Go where you
please; the laud is all yours; the National Flag
shall protect you. and the National Troops shoot
down whoever resls.s you.' This is the bred
Scott Decision"
, 1859-03-16
The Pest Office Department worse oil
than was thoughr-. fhc Extra Scs-
sion,
Coress ondcnoe Csncln Natl Gaxette,1

HA*u1SGroS, March IL.
The investigation ordered By the President
into the financial condition Of the Post Otice
Department, exhibits a much vorre State OF
things than was anticipated, even upon the i'm.
perfect data 50 far collected. Brown stated the
dttici ncy to be provided for ut three mi}lona
eight hundred thousand dollara 1t is found 10
be actually betSeen fre and si1. The explana
tious gisen for the difference are wholly unsatis-
factory.
Taere WIS just az uuch meaus Of knowing in
December this extent OF this deficiency as now.
aud the report then made is either chareenb,e
With gross ignorance or culpsble suppression,
In view Of this development, the Plestdent ia
compelled to confront the alternative Of an ex
&ra session sooner thsn has been Anticipated. or
carrying on the department upon credit, trust
ing to the equity Of Congress hereafter. 1t il
now held that even the receipts cannot be used
without m appropriation, though q different
construction has been given to the law.
The president must decide concerning an ex-
Ira session before the 18th, 10 euRbe his pro-
clanaton to 70 to the Pacific BY the steamer OF
that day. IT be concludes aflrmativelY.
DenEer's . resignation as Commissioner of IT,
dan Affairs Waa n1editated some time since but
then aba1doqed. Tbs immediate Gauss Of it's
taking place now WAS the appointment Of 4 no.
torlous gambler a. Superintendent Of Indian
d'an An4lrs IN Calsfornia, against his proteat.
Denver's mission to Kansas, will probably get
the place permanently.
Tbs Democracy are beginning to be alarmed
at indications which attend tho opening Of the
Gubernatorial campaign in Virginia, The Old
Wing spirit is routed, and il, rs there ought, an
organization be made, Important results NAV ba
nchiered oven in that State,
, 1859-03-16
Personal and Political.

: Charles Dickens realized twenty fre thousand
dollars last year, by his lecsuzes. Thackersy
nearly double the amount,
Gov. hedary, Of Kana.s. "pocksted," end
then vetoed the bill abolisbirg slavery. The
governor Of New MEXICO signed the bill protecs-
ing slavery in that territory. Both are coed
Democrats" Of course.
The White population Of South Carolina is
es3 ood and that Of ths blacks $50, 900, or thrte
black to two whits man.. The blseis ipe.ea.e
three times as fast as .he whites. Aud yet they
want: TO reopen the slare trade.
Mr.. E7erett's last delivery Of his Washing
ton leeture at New York realized 81, ,4cs. 60 fer
the Mount Vernon Fund, larger sum than tho
aingle delivery ever before nes.ed.
In the re.arraugemeut Of the Sepate, last
week, Aessrs. Anthony. Brigham and Grimes.
republicans. took their sests, as Successors Of
Democrats, and Mz. Bsoderick, Of Californis,
came over to the Republican side.
Tho Democrats Of Sumner countY. Tenn,
hare put neY plank into the platform, and 70
ted that they will Fever hereafter yote for an
odd fellow or mamber Of any secret society.
Nj. Roquc:te, Of Paris, distinguished geo.
gFspher, writes to the secretary Of the American
geographical and Statistical society congratu-
latory letter relative to the propo,ed expedition
Of Dr.. Hayes to the Arctic regions, and sends
his subscription for 500 francs in aid Of the ex-
pedition.
Lieut. GOV. Mouton, Of Louisiana, has re-
signed bis ctfce On question Of dignity. Tie
Senate took Gu: Of his hands the appointment
Of c committee Of conference On the apportiou.
meut bill. He construes this into vote Of CEN
sure-or rather public demonstration OF want
ofconfdenee in his impartiality.
Among the membsrs elected to the New
Hampshire Legislature ara Aaron II. Cra-
gin. member Of The iaas Congress. and josiah
Quincy, who wss president Of the State senate
many years ago. at the same timo that Josiah
Quincy, Jr, "a 1elasive} Was president Of the
Massachusetts, sess:e.
The Democrats Of Griffin, Ga, hare voted
their condemnation Of the couree Of Douglas, a.
disorganizlng aud destructive of the rights Of
the South, and pledged their efforts to defeat
him should he ba candidate for the Presi-
9sacy.
"A large number Of members Of all depart
ments Of the State government. Robert c. Win.
throp, William Appleton, Prof Agassiz. Will
lam G. Rives Of Virginia, Galusha A. Grow Of
Pennsylvania, Israel Wsshburn Of Maine,
and feveral OF the Massachusetts, congressmer,
vera rresent at n 1Arpa md hri11iarf v,r+v :,
honor Of Gov, Banks, at the residence Of Hon.
Samuel hooper. Beacon street, Bosto5, on Tues.
day escniu8 OF last week.
, 1859-03-16
Var Forces In Europe-What France
may hare TO Fight AgH1nst.


The New York Tribune Of this morning has
q statement showing the force that Austria,
Prussia and Bavaria could bring against France
In the eveos Of war. It computes it at AIS =
600, and says: -
Ths forces 1t the disposal Of Germany are 10
immense, that 1t they ere directed with unity
aud firmness, she need not feaz IN attack made
simultaneously bY France. Itaty aud Bussla.
Whether they will he 30 used is doubtful But
if in general war petty jealousies, indeeeion
and routine should hamper the acia OF their ar
mics aud insnre defeat, then Tho present Gov
ernments Of Germany may pack their trunks.
They will soon have to decamf.
The Germany OF 1859 is as different from the
Germany Of the peace of Bas!s Of, jena, Auster-
litz aud Wageam. Is France Of Today is froca
revolutionary France Of lfss, aud ls4s. II the
preaent excitement has done nothing else, it has
created German national feeling in every part
ot the country, even among those that we're for
rnerlY accused Of French sympashies.
Aspoleu may attemr: to play the liberator in
Italy, but be dare not tFT tha. Ram6 on the
Rhine, aud even it partly successful in Hsr, he
woald only provoke revolution in Germany,
which insure bis ultimate defsst, and endanRer
by Its example his own already tottering throne.
, 1859-03-16

Bold Ar7EArr At HIGHWAY RoBBERE-The
Decatur i1I1suet states, that Mr. Conway Of
Bement, wiih 81 100 upon his person which he had
ubtained at Jacksonville, came neac losing his life
on his return homs, under The following circum.
stances. He left Bement on foot for his residence,
which was mile Of tBo distant, wbeu man o1er-
took him, stating tina. he Eas going in tue same
direction and obtained permission 10 accompany
him. They walked suue distance together, and
when near high emb1nkmsus, the stranger
struck him upon the hesd with heavy cane,
knocking him to the bottom Of the decsivity. BE
then followed Mr. Conway, stabbing him three or
four times. WHEN he seizsd bis carpet sack which
contained onlS a few dirty clothes, and made b
escape. The money fortunately was upon Mr.
Cs person. Ar. Conway Was not made ken>eless,
but manfully resisted tue robber, At one time get
ting mis- kutfe away, and stabbiug him With it.
Much excitement In relation to tue Outrage exists
In The neighbcrhood. and the bementers are con-
fldent Of arresling the rubber. Il is supposed lie
followed Nj. G. from Jacksonville, watching for
an opportunity to commit the deed.
, 1859-03-16

4 ScoUxpsk1 CAuaHr.-A {slioW calling him.
self john Riud attempted on5 day lsst weak, in
Decatur, to trade bats siRned By sro we'll
known snd responsible eis;zepk Of Pi:st County.
and indorsed BY another. Unfortunately tsr
the suecees Of his prcjsct, but fortunately for
the ends Of justice. the paper Vas At onee Feeog-
nized Is forgery. and Binds. alter giving .
fau sseclmeu Of his bo.tcn in foQtraee with
tho constable and one Or two oshers vas ccp-
tnred and lodged in jail. A batch Of other
forged psper v4 also found upon his person. as
also evidence that his real name Vas William
Butler. aud his plaas Of res'asnee IN Adams
, 1859-03-16

In rcfu:aiion Of the statement made by tho
3snsea tvs or three days since, that the Republic
can nominee for Mayor Of Elgin had no opponent
a. the recent election in TINT city, our friend, Dr.
jaeger, sends us Official re:u.ns Of the rotes given
for tbs several Candidates, BY which it appears
that A. ]. Waldron, {tIep) and s3l votes, upd
Mason u. Marsh Dcm.) Ia votes. It vas iu re.
sponsc to statement Of this character that tue
I'me1 made the original charge. The official Re.
port will scarcely change its belief. Nothing but
an Affidavit" that Marxh was candidate vi l
convince the Tirss. Will not tile friends Of that
gentleman forward tucA docum ut to the 81 Dr.
ran Y
, 1859-03-16


The T;ma,,or ycsserday, in one: cditoFtal
recommends the election Of; II. .:f.L5tde to
Julgeship III thc Supreme Conrt Of Wisdon"
sin, on account of his:politieel opinions and
in tho next column, in another EDITORIAL.
takes the Republicans Of Cook County TO task
for their fhamelessncss in nominating partisan
candidates fer the Judiciary That's ono Of
the tricks Of the ,r,ule with which We arc not
familiar. Gut that's not all. In laboriDg
against The election Of the Republican ticket,
because the nominees thereon are "tpart-
saus,'' It puts forward the nance Of three
gentlemen to be used Us Independent Demo
cretic) candidates, each Of whom is more
bitter partisan than any one whom the Re-
luLlicaps have selected. What other proof
need we have OF the TACT feequcntly asserted,
that, in The eyes Of the Democracy, Judges
elected in political contests arc especially
odious whenever Tue Democrats have not tue
power to choose one Of their own number? :?
With clear Democratic majority in this
county, whose brain is enough added 10 en-.
tertain the belief that the Times would in
dulsc in uuy sentimcnsalism over thu prosti.
tuition Of tie judicial function to the demands
of partisanship9 Who uow is Of the opinion
that !" Mr.. c. DkcKw1ru, Mt. HESIr G. &H.'
1En aud Mr.. u. Il. Mc!aLL1s1E1s would be
ANY less Democratic on the Bench than ut
the Bar? And who is in himself base
enough to believe that h. who is elected to n
Julgcship by his party friends, must bccone
the creature Of the party that put him in
power, and give ur his character as a just and
honest man upon the demand Of the first poll
1ician Of nis 1altl who happens to come be-
fore him?
In the nomination of the candidates NOW
before the people, We dare assert that no Re-
publican has dreamed Of any political ndvan'
tage to accrue to bis party thereby. There
are none, Republicans or Democratic, who
would presume to esy that VAN II. HIGGINS
and GRASr GoopE1c1 wtu'd not hold the
scales Ut justice as f4ir1y a,d evenly be-
tween Democrats aud Republicans rs between
Democrats and Democrats, or Republicans
and Republicans. They have lot bcen named
because it waseapected or hoped that, through
through their rulings or decisions, any scouu-
drclly Republican would escape punishment,
or any Democrat wonld fall under penalties
which be does not deserve THE suspicious
thai such might be the case is damnatory Of
nLomsoeyer cntcrtains them. They were rc1n-
a,cd because OF their personal purity Of char
actcr and their ackn owlcJgtd qualifications ;
and because nbcn places hoth honorable and
valuable are III Republican disposal, it is only
natural nnl right that they sbop1d be confer
red upon Republicans, So nominated, they
will Ie elected.
, 1859-03-16
Buchanan rs Commander.fn.Chicf Of
the Army and Navy.

Buchanan rs Commander.fn.ChiC Of
the Army and navy.
Mr.. EucLatan's aspirations for military
g1ury are as far ls ever from qualification.
The expedition to Ulab, wbicl, was 10 eoci1cle
the brow sf that great chicftaia with tho in.
eiguia Of victory, turucd ou. to bo no more
than an attack Of The army contractors upon
The Treasury. The braggart Mormons would
net fight. Their courage vas just Of that
sort that writes Msxicau pro:lamations, ard
fills thu Southern newspapers with tho smell
of yillainous .altpetrs, aud Suggestions OF
flying ank.cs, with their coattaila sticking
straight out lcajnd scm. When required to
face the music and ktaul tue test Of round
shot and grape, they took the first convenient
shelter, aud t,asely robbed the President Of
the Immortality Tor which the Army Of Utah
vas lcyisd.
Tue Paraguay Expedition turns Out no
better. The feet sent TO Ii Plata has
steamed, lowed, sailcd and warped up the
el1can. near to lhc expected ecat Of war, and
IL! word comes home that there's nothing to
fight about. Hopkins, tic American Csusul,
upon whose representations lAc shaw OF l,cs-
tiiily WIS made, turns out to la lnnllug,
who ought never 10 hare been believed, aGd
who, il he had lis deserts, would be ,iel up
aud treated to vigorous course Of stripes.
III !. a sprculater by profession, and i clarla-
tan by practice. III. Bow1tp, the Commits
sioner, who accompanies the squadron, will
negotiate, and come home With his hands full
of parchment. Sota laurel among them for
that venerable head; not decoration TO
tickle that ur-turnc.1 eye; nut paragraph
in any military history 10 be written here
after. Unfortunate Mr.. Buchanan! Unior-
tnnatc people who pay ior thcse humiliating
futures ior which Mr. buchanan is rcspo1!-
6ibl-.
THIS termination Of thc Paraguay im1rogl:o
was foreIold Wien the expedition set out.
The Administration had timely warning Of
the character Of this man Hopkins. TIC pub
lisbcd proof; Of his unreiiabifity bayc bren
before every newspaper reader in the couc-
try; and The secret Of his hostility to Lorz
aud Liz Government has bccn time and time
again explained. Eut with the fatniIy phIch
seemed to hare Gully the depletion Of The
Treasury ns tie great end 10 bc accomplished,
Alr. Buchanan aud his advisers refused to s4c
or Lear. They have spent IL million or two
Of moncy, and haye got disgrace thereby.
, 1859-03-16
Qopart11er5bips, #1.

NoT1CE--TuE FIRM OF THOMAS :
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chze.xe, M..es ID 1xs ucHAhn nSJ SSHsS:s ss,s s
nIss0LU1IoN.-THE CO.PARTYFR-
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51 .; ": ,;'s Ye,s t ac'0an' Of th= Lite
kss!S !: - l a:5xdk 5HF sHoRszo;r sEsfs
NOT1CE.-THE. SPECIAL OR LIA1TED
~ Giopntae1sa'p sstrtoers e1Iyl7s tetzeen the
Is Ill d.s ), MeeilsT
r. ;s;. ,Fe u1 authorized ses The tu
Skasef a!iis ! Rool1SY2, = shlAS12s'
cA,s..,. u.,ss sefs:f:2 Z I'LL i aosSiSSf:: 'sS&S:
Commentaries aadsr11 1nedha,et this da, formed
acoo Etn =rs4io. Under the dsu of ~ ~ 41~'
cokDlcT. WootLEY L. CO.,
for contnn'nx ths
SaDELERF, COlCH-H4tDWARE.
HsR AsD s:s snesea easas,eea e
st'nt'n "oai<s Fa!san. 4 g 5.As s'ree. -
o,,.... ,,... ,,.. }2!S f2aSiz1s2 & 1Ss2S}sSE SiESE'
n1sso.UTloN or co pAkTSERsaR.
j cd f. Il s c:s III s:sf,9,
n!s+olved by nu uat consent Y. D!sieh:osd havto.
suns j IL i'm I'll 4 e:ssd 81 ns.es: ne.ss
fd aa 1a s5a =, rff e aas I'D ~
ch,.,,a u,,,h1.s, IIKa II}kaEs c2lt;xs Sss,,
Chicago Lead Pipe ana Sheet Lad Works.
The rnde;.!sae III ;r:rrs u. nanutaes1r:nx bed
se 20 z hu.s Assaas az s
u: u Z: es7:n a II csa. Isl E Il asas
c.,.. ,s-o l. ". BLATCHYoaD.
5hs a.n 9t n,ateaf..l # ss5e: the Ct
r. usaal MoH:s Col he'ax pufeh1.ea sSs
Sdn. 11s shs
thor ID y use the oAre Of ss5 "a q Liquidation thers
a:!:l l'i:;s1 EGzl655 SSIS5
ST. Louis Lead Pipe and Sheet Lead Works.
Tte usd.E.lshed III e'nas. the raanof.:su.!as bas
nsss under h, iad;vldaA. Esne and voula respectfully
dea ses . as1i5 e a,nsf y q ::
~ 1oa,. 1,,c, ,.sa a5sa!s eo1a1ss.
nIss0LCTI0S uF CO PARTSEKsHIP.
~ fhe i'm heretofore ez!riox under ths aaus and
g e '9s gskn az B. hd,9!s' x
John q Melen Tetislns. Mr.. A. A. &. HavJtr II friiy
authorised 70 sestle al hn.iue3s Of s1ld fEza
T. A. K. AWVER
JOHN O. MELLLN,
.,.. 1dA0. BETrA
tsb.R JOHN D MLLLEN.
TO-PARTNERSHIP NOTlCE,-THE UN-
~ dessiaaes ha!e ,hls d. formed eo-ra;taes,hIp
nusp9ee Of tantaeng General Commission husii e. II
the old s+a1d ct tAVst1, MelIeo Co.
4. T. 4AWYER.
LAtA Of tht tsr1 Of Sawyer. Melieo Ca.
RS. PARKER
L. g. H0YINGT0y,
le1s3a Late Parker &Ho1,pRtou
NOTICE.-WE TAKE PLEASURE IN
~ Recommending tbs rev arn Of eaxyer, pszter L
Co ~ Eeat!emsl fully exit 10 the respect ard con.
naeJ friends e tAs la:e dr9a q 1aa1e7 Heen c..
ana ohsFa Tsaiax their nu dness transacted In prompt
AnQ enc?tns maa1ef Wlh bs3t1V tHef pAtronsxe IA
The nt" hocse. TH03 BSrr9
~ JOHN ID, MKLLEN.
felssu JOHN o. N.LLEH.