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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

COMPTROLLER---OFFICIAL.
CoxrrRoLLEn's OFFICE,
New Orleans, December 23 1859
mo. 4S70.l
w.
$3.50 be and tho same is hereby rejected,
Rssosa f. That the 60 a ~ Be- b. and he Is hereby
marks, for the year 1860 after five days notice in the official
rsru.s, President Board Of 4 As;stynt Nayn aldermen
President Board OF Aldermen.
tsgnedl GERARD sTITH, Mayor.
true copy:
Notice hereby given that FRIDAY h inst will "d
my Office at Il 0''sF sssEs
CoMprRoLLEn's OFFICE
y. City of New Orleans, Dec. u. 1859.
Ordinance 4099.
Dessmbsr shall Ss tie duty comprollsr
for ea opo ss 's" p n n, 2, de I
bread meat and such other supplies the Committee on
from the LIST of January thereafter
at oes ',a na Of G &c
bread for the period of from the lst January 1860 in
IS .SSs 3, v puprrssrs cons,a,.,
CoMprRolLER's OFFICE
City of New Orleans December 49, 1859.
mo. 4S43.l
Resor That the Comptroller be and he is hereby author
lied 10 adudcae to the lowest bidder after ten days notice in
the official Journal contract for constructing round
paving Uruliues street. from Claiborne Broad street.
accordance with specifications file in the Surveyors
fee Said adjudication subject the approval rejection
of the Common Council.
[Signedl JOHN 7. MONROE.
President Board of Assistant Aldermen
[Signedl j. o. NIXON,
President Board of Aldermen
Approved Dec. l, 1852
Isisnedl GERARD sTITH, Mayor
A true copy:
J. L. FABRE, Secretary.
Notice is hereby given that SATURDAY, the 3lst inst.
will adudcate at my office, at II o'clock NJ, the above
contract
DIG 1T v. DUP1ESSIS, Comptroller
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ELECTION NOTICE.


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~ I Si,y i NV Orleans, Bsss%ssi =, as lsSs
ia & lss ssfss I'd n,a.a a.
s,.s e ns e s s1 e VIII
S @ under II The he ns s % Eas f
held and designated as follows: ,"''>l -
First district. u... :,
W. cSnn,nl y Il Tcoo,oas street Between Race
and Orange stTss,s Commissioners Isaac Marks b. :
Pp No. the snns aSse ana Ypse
% On No. 5ewsen se Bseehas and
PrsaSes sires,s Commissioner Nicholas s. Torrey A A.
flsts%s % M E%eTsdn fSe Washington School Houe corner of
rHITb TS Y MSfT-ifE No. oneA the Engine House
Of s Se IS Dons r. Gaee j.
II - n. p,o,anr School House. corner Of Con-
i,aase I M 4 gsse R+ss streets = 1'''a L. y
No the 4, oRsss sass
aiis'sSa ,s Wa,.,sr school House. corner Of Dry
ades a,d Eiao streets Commissioners James Noble Henry
m sitam tsmpn
The sHka sssoo asa,S s ST. ohs wm
Cmwiord nd I,ather Holmes R. II Bradford
SIXTH PREG5NeT- Pe No ese-At the Engine House y,
W. Cope. p. A. Wilson, Jr., G. +; Hatchsr ~,
on rsa NE e. ct fs
Gonmsoses @ 7 l. BaNne Il Il e starke koht Armneld M A.
sEvENTH No onet the Engine Hoase
Commissioners; 7. W. Bothick, X. NJ Montgomery, Jas Lind
Poll No TwoA of St. John and Girod streets Com
missonsrs 4 H. shnbsrfA A Il ". fenry aeSanaer NSe ~ pda
and w nav; , str..,s G w r Pierce Howell
Snmane snr " e g. Gullett. e'''i'''s ,1
second Disarlcs.
Of e ~ on a Nj bwee BeSe
and Custoieuse streets. Commissioners j. NJ Scott W. s.
and Cont, streets. W shcaer George White
Ninth No Engine onse Of
Fire Company Ne y At the corner Of BaSn an" t Cont streets
Poll No TwcAt The School House corner Of Bepye q ny aud
Robertson streets Commissioners: r. L. Nno u W. Reese,
TENTH No oneIAt the office ef Collector
iissf plesss lfssi l. ss s Jos paSa
Poll NJ place on street Ssween nem ka @
5 Ess " sss'szs ssssHs ss,s '9ss''sss : - n A
ELtNt rKEclNSI-FoMi Oil No oneIst ~ 4eputs street
colnissioneEs H Anry = G. tissehak Henry pare
Poll No TwoAt the Orleans Ihsate on ORE Orleans street
Gamds q and az Rpa Streets oscar Dnpeire
"'es Jno. 8. fa Lose, VIVA VIM Xndry. s.'s'
Pol No Two the a. School House On mmpa.a sree! Se
saint, Ghss L I Tsnssnt Sp AghSpse 9s Mo MSrs p
T. La Isre l JodI !. ss puour commissioners s'' -l'''''
Poll No. Tw0--At School House ST. Philip street, be-
Bourbon and Royal streets Arthur Ia
wv, FaIi H :, n nENT , ~ oneot rho Girls
School Hme ayo Rad between Giaiuorne and Derbigny
streets streets Commissioners T T. coza' Jules possa NJ B. pu
sas s House Fire Me-
RoSs, ]. Kerr j. Aag,s,in ohaflss Rsasl
IF Ss sns + sfhSS hss
mare b Henanass ! -, .,...,.
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WILLIAMS 4 TUCKER,
w GUMMISSIoN MERCHA NTS
No. I59 Grnvter street,
JOSEPH s. WILLIAMS, NEw ORrEAHs
GEORGE W, Ti'rwrR myI7 "

ID sale from the manfaciory Of Messs NJ BRUINS
WICK 4 BRO, Cincinnati Superior Rosewood Billiard Tables
Isr,,nwcks Patent Cuiens also Cloths Balls Cues and all
other trimmings belonging to this line.
All thankfully received and promptly attended TO-
2 A, W. MERRIAM
ali Iy ST. Charles Billiard Room, n. o.
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y order Of the Central Board of Commissioners.
j. AID. ROZIER Secretary.

81 =,
vile ssshaS d Il 1shsh saa dissasIs
IA AuN HthHhGTMHks De hA v15mE oldonats
s III s"ss dc s s
Premier District.
PREMIER PREciNCr-Pol No Una Ia case pompe de
rues Race ct orange Commssaires Isaac n Marks b. s
a " ~ IN sase nomne d. la comnarne de nom
piers No rue Hunter o sre IL 1es ans ct e Dc i
AlIsH hExrEME pREcrNcr-po, No IA In case pomne de
fhas DJyaaeI W s1,n Nicholas Forney A. A.
Poll u s ] sasSR kSR Msngo % %so,ss
Il nspsTs No MO DE- i RSmne
Gosnetcs connlss'es A. : pohe'a' f. r. G.lsa'ss
j. y MenrEs lon u cole dos
Gaiennis conmissaes T. Tomasis, 5 Y,
Lask, u u y i, rrasus, p pc,S,.r p,, au,o
d 4 senpas@Is Ss%pis,s n oaiqps y
bssya y RI",,sss .n asos w.n,,sr .,sanr. d.,
Nsr@S! NJ INA s.s. namn.
de Ia semPagnc de pGmpss No rue enco
a Deks g. n,,x-, !, m.on d.,o,. rr,n.,,, ~. rh,,,,
f,,s Ia'Ssr MaiMs. H; Il gsadfsta. -, es''l
M Mo IN ease pomPe en-
Cope. y a: Wilson, !! u r. Halcher
Foil No DenNCA u ease pomne &c T. compagme de pom
piers No g. rod entire les rues tGhares et Cnrondee
Commissares 7 l. Bayne, L @ Sarke, Robi, Armfed.
SEPTiEME fREC!NCI-foi No INA Ia case nompe de
a colpge dc pomfers No a. rue Commnis pres de IN rue
Maras Con,Inissares: 4. W. Bothick, H. W. Montgomery
'a n W E,.o;nure d.v res ts.an a, f;r,d Conn
ii, ~ II S,mLn II " p.rrv Ai.S.nier Nar,n, ~
n r. Ia n,a;son d,;cole Es e%nnivnnra a. rus
Perdido Il Franklin Connssaires W. Pierce, Howell
| spmgue, N c. Gnle':
no,,xtan,. nistrIct
UuAAc"eo DAsuAes'
| HUITIEME PREClNCT-Poll No Un-A In case h pompe
dc Ia compagne pompers /, Dauphne
nc,vlr 1T de Ia ounne Commissioners i III Scott W
| Camnbell s. H. Fulton N' " "
pvl No eux-Pasre de la Bonsa No 49, entire les rues St
rou;s ~ Can't iomnissaes. " Sbrarer George Whit
john john i. HYDE .' N'''''''''' :" 'e' 'e''s' "'e
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-12-30

COMPTROLLER'S OFFICE,
City of New Orleans, July L 1865.
No. 2l29.1
ID ESOLVED, That the Com ptrOller be and
he is hereby authorized and required give notice by
with the ninth section Of ordinance No 1872 approved March
80 1854 the Council will any bill against the city unless
ctracted under authority of order from the Comptroller
accordance with the ordinance referred to-
lSignedl +. l.. TRACY
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen
[Signed] l.. II. PLACE,
President Board OF Aldermen
Approved April %, 1875.
lSgnedl JOHN l.. LEWIS, Mayor.
The attention of the officers of the city and of the public is
V. DUPLEssIs,
jyl6 If Comptroller City of New Orleans.
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Special Notice to the Electors of the City OF
New Orleans.

All whose begin with any initial letter
ing X, both inclusive will their votes at Poll No
their respective Precincts and all the whose
begin with initial letter ranging from to both in
Precincts with the exception of the voters Of the
SEVENTH PRECINCT-Al voters of this Precinct whose
begin with any initial letter ranging from to G. both
inclusive, will cast their votes at Poll No One All voters
whose begin with initial letter ranging from to
n both inclusive will their Poll No Two and all
voters whose begin with any initial letter ranging
from oZ both inclusive will their votes at Poll No.
Three.
BY order of the Central Board Of Commissioners.
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re.a $500 .nd adopted, .he rules being saa.

! 4 read twice and adopted, the rules being ses.
siIes Yess Hess.s Monroe. Bakewell, Benit Dapre,
Hall. HuyRhe Iseefe, Massicot Patterson, Pettil-
gin ind Klnssland ~;
\ Thss ss Conscastsd Lean FAX for the year 1872 be
e M ssss sass ss9s = ss'
III Isefs Y vi moved @ that ths Board do now adjourn
ull Tuesday, the 10th January next, at 9 o'clock,
IL. NJ. Carried
4 Yeas: Messrs. Bakewell, BENT, Han, Lcefe, Pat
terson, Pettingill and Kingsland-
Nays: Messrs. Monroe Dupre, Huyghe, Magiom
~ 1's''s'' JAS. a. HOPKINS. see,y.
POLICE . JAIl.---OFEICIAL.
YKyas brs4ght . the CITY Police jail ON the
ssasnss y u 3ssss 90 Who lives @ Paris. of
as s ,ss ds s & s about .
owner v =. and en ED y asfs.dos
n Keeper Of City Police Tail
Registered December n, 1859 Z. 80,
dss 10. For COMPTROLLER
was brought to the City Police Jail J on mt the g
a g s r S rSo M oss s % isRsbar
feet 10 inches high, and has one front tooa missing anu
call sad eiaH Rb y eoRsstH HasfRsFps to law
sBs ssA$ Il Keeper Of City Police Jail.
Registered December Y, ises' HENRY DuREI.
d2s 15t For comproller
M /, hrnu rht to the City Police jail on the
NY Eth If N5senber 1864 the black boy PETER Says he
b. 1nrs TO sIr Watkins who lives in Jefferson county
Mi feet 10 inches kg has mark on the rght Jaw
ass ssih II according
@ Keeper Of City Police Jail.
Aes's'siso pst'''''' = -s HENRY DUREIa
ais I5t For Comptreller.
WAS brought to the City Police Jail ON the
w Ajh November, 1853. the yriH boy TONI says he
belongs Tom Coicit WHO lives in Texas formerly from
Marion couy Georgia lie is feet inches high, and has
scar on the right side Of the forehead.
Y ED. BLANCHARD,
Keeper Of City Police Jail.
- s's's'N a n HENRY DUREIs
dis l5t For Cenlptroller.
Mas brought to the City Police jail on the
w ls of December lS5g The hack boy DANIELS says
he belongs Mr.. Capt REM who lives IN iaon rouge La
He Is inches high. has fiat and thick lips
ED. BLANCHARD,
@4s Keeper Of City Police Jail.
h 4'F'e' - -. \ HENRY DuREL,
sdis LIT For Comproller.
nv as brought to the City Police Jail on the
w ID Of DECEMBER 1859 the negro girl ANNA says she
belongs 10 Mt James Glass lives in Warren county Miss
She is q feet 2 inches high.
The owner will call claim his property according to law
s6 ED. PLANGHARD,
l Kee,er Of City Police Jail.
- 1'ee se' = : ''sei''e - - HENRY DUREI.,
dla Ia For Gonproller.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-12-30

NOTICE TO CARPENTERS AND BUlLDERs
~ Patent Sawed both rough and dressed
S4 per for rough 81 50 for dressed in lots to suit
's.Ss1Is''' .s,sis STAR FLAMING Mills. New Basin
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CoNPTRoLLER's OFFICE,
City of New Orleans, December q, 1859.
r<yu Iocn 7

CoMPrRoLLER's OFFICE,
City of New Orleans December g. 1859.
No. 1861
Resolrc That the Comptroller he and he Is hereby authorized
advertise during five consecutive days coxrac for dtchng
all the comprised in the sections bounded by ST. Bernard
Avenue Josephine, Eyian Fields Margny Canal and Broad
Streets in accordance with specifications file in the Survey
ors Office the 10 be subject the approval rejection Of
the Common Council.
[Sgned j. O. NIXON,
President Board Of Aldermen.
[Sgned JOHN 7. MONROE,
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
Approved December IL, 1859.
lsignedl GERARD sTITH,- Mayor.
Notice is hereby given that WEDNESDAY, 4th of Janu-
ay, 1850 will adiuicae ut my Office l. O'clock NJ the
above contract.
d2s7t V. DUPLEssIs Comptroller.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-12-30

Was brought to the City Police Jail on the
w Ist of December, lS5g The biack boy DANIELS Says
belongs Mr. Capt Renz, who lives in Baton Rouge La
He il fsc ainches high has Il ia and thick lips
ED. BLANCHARD,
Keeper of City Police Jail.
4''e'ss -. HENRY DuREI.,
dl3 I5t For Comptroller.
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BUREAU CENTRAL DEs CONHIssAREs,
Vile de In Nouveile- Orleans, q dtcembre 1859.
A Wis AUX ELECTEURS DE LA WILLIE
n DE LA N0uNELI.E. .ORIEANS.-Ltl election ordonnte
pour IU NDI janver lSGO dune proclamation
dc Son ENcelnce Robt G. Wickli Gouverueur de Etat
Louisiana du "a de cenbre 1859
yeiance Gommissaires cdessous NOMINEES, enoits
suiyants. Chaque poll dtsignt CONNIE suit
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TT A. KINGSTON. sUcc assoR TO BENJAMIN
KENDit,l Auconter and Approximation the present
at No. 81 Camp streeWi give his personal attention to the
o5 6m
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TWENTY Y-sECoND PRECINCT-Poll No. one-At the
Hook and Ladder Fire Company Jnckson street between
Rousseau and Fulton streets. Commissioners j. Maurice j.
Exnicos j. T. Barrett.
Poll No. TwoAt the Boys High School House, Laurel
street between First and Philip streets Commissioners H. f.
Wade, p. T. SngerOn, JnO. q. Costley, ST.
TWENTY-THIRD HRECINCT-Poll No. 0ne-At the En-
gne House Of Fire Company No 2 Washington Avenue
between Camp and Magazine Commissioners John
Holmes Sam. Green, Frank Address.
Poll No. Two-On Laurel street. of Third COnmis-
sones z. w. Robert, Christian Matthias VIM r. Miller
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-12-30

n Yss5f llsssrs. Bakswsil Massicot and Patter-
Nayss Messsn. Monroe, Benit, Duprs, Hall, Huy-
ss s sng and ss hs and
sse .1s %s 4 ~. ~. iron
Nj. Esefe moved 70 refer the foregoing resoll-
tion to special committee OF four, ono from each
District. Carried a
And fhe Chair appointed Messrs. Hall, Benit,
Lss saa Hsshs q saia committee
above message, was read, and ,eon motion Of Mr..
Leefe, referred To special committee OF four,
comprised Of Messrs. Hall, BENT, Leefe and Huy-
sct entered him tho erection IF building
the Heres, 10 l,sapeit 4 Lgss security, Nicholson Go.
sss REsoLuTIoNs.
Mr. Leefe offered the following resolution, which
was Rad twice and adopted, the rules being sus-
% ns H. Surveyor se and he i hsreoy requested 10
Tsss q ~ e s III
s :ss,s N ss .As II dee
NJ. Dapr8 pIered the FOL wing resolutions, which
were read twice and adopted, The rules being sus-
Yeas i. Msssrs. Monroe, Bakewell, BENT, Dupre,
Hall, HaySh6, Leefe. Aagioni, Massicot, Patter-
son, p6ttngili and Kingsland -l2.
kssos Y wish the second ssction or the
r. s sss s Pso'ss ss
% NJ sss ,ssss e ss
M H r ND ~ Sss s Sssd ssr m q &
ssid from other sources than tax real
Essssd Il tho ra.s twenty cents on every one
thndrsd dcllef vaac Of ~ shc real estate
a ssssss1i iar lI,s 1855 +.
sss O. ss' s s,s 70 81
.sosSs e s hw es|sas ad rsat Norae,n kaii
Wss w. sas Orleans ops'osas anu sse
~. Daps6 offered the following resolution which
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: LATEST NEWS.
BY TELEGRAPH
TO THE WORCESTER DAILY SPY
lAmerican Telegraph Office, Lincoln o use Block.J
From Washington.


WASHINGTON, March Pit was expected,
last Monday, that the Grand Jury, who made
a presentation against Mr.. Sickles for murder,
would return a true bill; but so far, nothing
further has been done on the subject.
Prominent individuals have been named for
the British and French missions, and the Lon
don Consulate, but it is well known that no
changes are contemplated.
The Boston Post Office question has not yet
been acted on by the Attorney General, to
whom all the papers in the case will probably
be submitted tomorrow. Postmaster Capen
has arrived here.
Private advices from Tampico express conf
dence in Vera Cruz holding out unless there
shall be treachery. The garrison at Tampco
has been reduced to less than one hundred and
twenty men by the withdrawal of the Liberal
troops for the defence of Vera Cruz. Tampico
had not been threatened, but fears were enter
tanned of the loyalty of the man-of-war belong
ing to the Liberals in that port.
Gen. Henningsen will leave Washington to-
morrow for Savannah, to collect emigrants for
Arizona. The emgrants of the Arizona Asso-
citation will rendezvous at Powder Horn, Tex
as, in July, and at Ell Paso in September.
Three hundred men are engaged to come down
the Mississippi to join the expedition, and men
are also collecting in New York, Ohio, and 9TH
er States.
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nor SALE OR TO RENT-Cottaoe

Es,,i story House, calculated for two families with
sA4ssAAbarn adjoining situated the corner of Eli2-
abeth and Farwell streets. The buildings are in good
repair There is also choice fruit Inquire
at the house or of EZRA KENT No. % Mechanic street
mch9 diff
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TT1a NEW HOUSE TO SELL OR
Eg;iil LET.-Stuated Hemans street in the North
skzApart of the city, contains parlOr, dining ROOM
Kitchen wash roOm four chambers large attic good clos
ct room, half mile North from the Court House An
acre of ground be had with it. Will be sold cheap
or let to small genteel family Possession immediate
mch1 deodis3w ID. S. MESSENGER
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ATarkets-NEw YORK, March %.

COTTON unchanged Middling upands at l21c.
FLOUR AND GRAIN. Flour-receipts $3.50 barrels
sales $4,000 bbs State and Western duh for common and
firm for medium and good grades; unsound 81 a 55
SUPER State. S50@S600; extra State S640@6S0; round
hoop Ohio, s6,6u@6SU; common to good extra Western
S6,59@6,S0 southern buoyant; sales 3l0O bbs; mixed
to tooi, 625@65 fancy and extra, s6,SO@925; Cana
da super, nominal; extra S6,2597,50.
Wheat firm but quiet; sales $4,000 bushels; Western red
$3.50; White Kentucky, choice 81; Red State, 81 4S@
$50; Southern White Sl65; Canada White Sl,65 Corn
easier but more active sales 1000 bushels mixed West
ern S9@90c i'll store, and delivered; yellow Jersey
and Southern SS9S9. Oats dull Southern and Jersey
5O@156; Northern aud Western, 56@62.
fROVISIONS-Beef heavy for common, and good for
prime sales $50 barrels country 75O9S90O prime
S6,0O@1; repacked Chicago, S9j0@l; prime mess, S7
90 Pork lower; sales $500 bills including 1000 bbs
at sellers option for months from LIST April at
SIS; mess SSl2 for new S7 so for old prime sl3 West
ern prime mess Sl6@l7,23 Bacon firm. Dressed hogs
quiet at Sl@Slc Hams s3@9t shoulders, 69@7. Lard
heavy sales $50 bblss at ll3@l2c Butter steady; Ohio
l0@6c State l2922c Whisky dull sales 100 bbls 2}
Rice rmer sales 500 tieces Including very prime
at 5@5sc Sugars trmer; sales 1900 ds and $500 bags
Pernambuco at q; New Orleans 7@7l; Muscovado 64@
~; Porto Rico I79 Coffee firm; sales 1860 bags Rio
l039l2a; ordinary to prime St Domingo 81 stock of Rio
1879 bage Molasses rm sales SIS hhds and bills New
Orleans 5000; MuscoyadO at 2S@30.
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EARM AND PERSONAL PROPERT7

Il AT AUCTION-will be sold at Public Auction. on
MONDAY, March 2Sth at O'Clock =. NJ the valuable
Farm owned and occupied by Mrs Betsey Ellis situated
the Southboro road about miles from the center Of
the town of Westboro.
Said Farm contains about Is of excellent land,
mostly in high state of cultivation, and is well stocked
with valuable fruit trees. On the place is a good
story House. Barn. Shop, and other buildings well sup
piled with water.
Also, at the time and place. following personal
property, to wit | Horse, Cow, Sleigh Carriage
and variety Of farming TOOLS besides several other mis-
celaneOus articles.
If the weather be very unfavorable the sale will be
postponed till the next day.
d. F. NEWTON, Auct'r.
WestborO'. March II FMS
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8ooks, Stationery, III.
OUR MUSICAL FRIEND-TWELVE


All persons in want of good pen for common rapid
writing neither fine coarse, will be suited with
the Commercial PEN a superior pen called the
Bank Pen" For sale by
EDWARD MELLEN, JR.,
Blank Book manufacturer and dealer staple and fancy
stationery, Cutlery, School and Miscellaneous Books.
mchlS d6t 23g Main street
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Mysterious nisannearance.

EAsToN, Me-, March 22.-Great excitement
exists here relative to the mysterious disap-
pearance of Mr.. Samuel Yeager, last week.
There is a meeting tonight of the citizens for
the purpose of giving an expression of feeling
in regard to the matter The Court House is
jammed A very liberal reward will be offer
ed for any information relative to Mr.. Yeager,
that will lead to an explanation of the mystery.
His family and friends are in great distress.
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The girl-boy, Mary E. Austin, whose sex
was discovered at Stafford, few days since,
after she had worn boys clothes all winter has
returned to her Rhode Island friends, wearing
the same disguise for reasons best known to
herself. She is described as modest, good
looking, and able to pass for a pleasant young
man of eighteen years. Her betrayer, Aus
tin, alias Young, has been arrested but the
girl having departed, the magistrate discharg-
ed him for lack Oftestimony.
The grand jury of Lorain county, Ohio,
have indicted as kidnappers, Jennings, law
yer, and Lowe, Davis, and Marshall, officers
concerned in the arrest of the negro at ODER
lin, abont whose rescue so much fuss has been
made. The 0berlin Evangelist says that be-
fore the trial of the thirty-seven rescuers is
over, it will be definitely ascertained whether
Ohio is free State or not
In the suit of Sarah Ann Ellis, of Oneida
county, against Benjamin II. Long of Buffalo,
for breach Of promise of marriage, damages
laid at $4,000, the jury rendered verdict of
$3.50. The defendant had married another
person, after an engagement" with the plain
tiff.
Two fugitive slaves were taken to the jail at
Louisville, KY, last week, who had been cap
tured in Indiana. They fought like men for
their liberty fatally woundng one of their
purSuerS, ana receiving severe injuries tneHl-
selves. They escaped from South Carolina.
A recent letter from Kentucky to the Wash
ington Union, says the growing crops of small
grain have come out wonderfully, and the
prospect of an abundant yield of wheat is
highly fattering. Similar reports are received
from all parts of Tennessee.
The enormous quantity of one hundred and
ten thousand pounds of fish, principally had
dock, was brought into Swampscott last week
Monday, by the fishermen of that place The
fish sold for seventy five cents per one hun
dred pounds This was the "largest catch of
the season."
The hog cholera is prevailing extensively in
Kentucky, one farmer having lost in the last
year and half, between six and seven thou
sand dollars worth of hogs by this frightful
disease.
The Dubuque (Iowa) Herald says that a
gentleman from the interior of that State,
passed, few days ago, sixty wagons for Pixies
Peak, stuck fast in the mud. The accompa-
nying emigrants quietly encamped, to wait for
drier weather.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-03-23
BY E. B. HANSON, AUCTIONEER
TREAT SALE OF HOTEL FURNI-

BY f. Is. LAMSON, AUCTlONEER.
GREAT SALE OF HOTEL FURNI-
~ TURE.-Wi be sold at Public Auction MONDAY
March Is, commencing at O'Clock the entire Fur
niture of the Exchange Hotel Main street, Worcester
viz 100 Excelsior, Pamleaf Husk, and Cotton Top Mat
resses IL Hair Mattresses, 30 Feather Beds 100 Pillows
100 COmfortables, so Blankets 50 White Spreads 100
Sheets and Pillow Gases, Towels Table Cloths and Car
pets 81 edsteads 50 Dress Stands 50 Wash Stands 200
Chairs 81 Looking Glasses long Dining Tables Center
Tables Sofas Clocks, Chests with Drawers Z Stoves,
Glass, and Plated Ware coffee Urns Meat heat
ers casters cutlery tin and stone ware large Meat Safe,
large refrgerators revolving clothes Frame hay cutter
larae sze lot of SWINE and many articles mention
ed Also, Trottng Mare and Light Chaise, Harness,
Robes, &c.
Terms.-Under s25, cash; S25 and over sixty days,
with satisfactory endorsed notes. S. TAFT
mch2l dawtS
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-03-23

BANGOR, March q, p. M.-The ice re-
mains in the same position this evening as last
night. The water has fallen off a little. 1t is
thought the river will not be clear of ice for
week or more, unless rain or warm weather
SunerYenPs.