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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-06
STEAMBOATS,.
LOWER MIssIS sIPPI.
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UNITED SIT A yrxr G

UNITED STATES
efASe ssE,lI-WEEKLY MAIL LINE TO NJ, M
t1s&x yIGKsBURG
The masnacent .; = Mail packet vielssburE, Capt j.
Piaanemne Baton Rouge Port Hudson BAYOU Sara Raa Rv
er Landing Fort Adams Natchez Waerproof Ran. neg q, w
seph Grand Gulf Warrenton, Yicksbrg Miiitsp} a,0S
Iaks Providence Stacks Island Landing Landing
and Point WorthIsS,p every THuRsDAY st5PM
to be rs-shpped on steamers Dew Drop and Home, -
Leaves on SATURDAY, atbPM
The magnificent U. s. Mail packet NateheZ CAPTAIN r p
Leaher will leave for Donaldsonye Piaqaemne Baton
Rouge Port Hudson Bayou Sara Red River Landing Fart
Adams Natehsz Waterproof Rodney s. Joseph Grand Gulf
The Nachez Veksburg with steamers Prince and
Hoe and will take freight for all landings the Ynzoo river
high Greenwood, high water rites without detention
The above mentioned splendid packets will on
their regular days without fall at the hour appointed All
business entrusted to he will be promptly and faithfully
attended TO.
These will not be responsible for any letter package
containing iewelry other yalnabes unless regular
bills Of aing ken specifying the contents and vane
the freight paid for yaluabe deposited with the CLERK
by the passengers, contained in their baggage
For freight passage apply on board, or to
]. J. PERSON L co.
jel5 II Corner of Gsruniclet and Union streets.
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FRIDAY Morning, April y. iooV.s
Cleared Yesterday.
cteaMslip asn'o''' wakefield & Wilbur
sataa'S II, 4;a e ala @ B Payne
shin chim5orazo, Mehan, for Liverpool,
s,n'P S Jones &co
shin Amelia, wallace, for Liverpool, :.
'''''' Creevy s Farwell
ship Arcole, Crafts, for Liverpool, s Jones &co
Shii, Baden, StiIphen, for Havre,
) Baxter, Lowell eco
Brig a A Chapman, Laurent. for Havana,
S Plassan
Span brig Wifredo, Arno, for barcelona,
PUG Brothers
Brig Wabash, Green, for New York,
Cohen NJ Soria
schr 4 Raymond, Latham, for Pensacola, ii bal
last, s Al .g,f5 Master
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ouATaEsE CoTR Re DIsTRlcr PEET, sIMMs & 90; vs.
De Ia N"aSslle Orleans s saMGG III F. MARKS
I'm VERTU dun writ de ficri faclas, a
II moi adresse Honorable Quareme de District
de la Nouyee Orleans dams raiare edessus poeedera
LuNDI l6 de dayr 1860 l1s hees A. NJ, lieux
capres dtsgnts, la vente pubque adjudication de-
Tons les ct EFF ETS dams la maison
cupee lie d6fendeur et snte angle Apollo
Qaaeme dams Quaircme Disiric cette gie suivan
yentaire depose en- mon bureau pour recours.
Saisis dams paflaire ci-dessus
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES moment de l'adjudcation.
r. I. Parker,
10 IL Sb6rif do Ia parossa an trIsans
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Imports.

Texas II bales cotton Henderson, Terry &co-1
sack cotton seed Lewis & Oglesby- sundries to
Jones' Express.
LIVERPOOL Per ship Lizzie Moses 5625 SKIS
salt to r B Sumner.
LIvERPooL-Pe bark Maryland-s4s6 SKIS salt
to order.
PENSACOLA schr Franklin Beliefs 900
bricks to order.
BosToN-per ship solferno- roo tuns ice 81
bales hay to order.
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UPPER MIssIS sIPPl.


For through tickets this its connections MS SET
forth at the head Of This colnn information apply
on board or at the Company's Office No Camp street. where
az L. a WEI Tfl| f.aSaSaI :. ,o,,.
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FOR LOUISVILLE..THMF FINE
sxssY = regular messenger packet racine. nm Lamp;
master will leave New Orleans for Louisville and
81 an intermediate landings as follows;
TUESDAY April Sd, at 8 r NJ
FRIDAY April 9Th, at 5 7: M
ssTnRbAY May 5th, at p NJ.
MONDAY May 1lst, at 8 /. NJ
TUESDAY. June 5th, at r NJ
THifRSDAY June 2ist, at 8 r NJ
FRIDAY July 9th, at 5 z. M.
SATURDAY. July 2lst at 3 4 H.
MONDAY August 9th, at r. NJ
n and shippers rely on the above arrange
hsn'' eor Helshso' P'79 yTRGSISIuS c. DENT1EL,
n,o Advertising Agent.
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ReIow---CornIng up.

Steamship Florida, Nelson, from Apalachicola 9th
n Wig inst.
Ship Ashland, Moore, FIN Liverpool, to master.
Ship Stephen Baldwin, Flagg, I'm Boston, to master
cargo, $50 tuns ice to w Bosworth.
Ship Hannah Crocker, Worth, 20 days I'm New
York, to Geo a Fosdick &co- W.
Ship George Turner, Ilsley, ~ days FIN Boston, to
Creeyy & Farwell.
Ship Bee. Stroud, FIN Liverpool 2lst Feb, to G A
Holt-cargo, 5000 SKIS salt a Holt.
Mex schr Oriente, Batiste, FIN Tampieo, to Ca
merden.
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MOBILE AND MONTGOMERY.

Leaves on FRIDAY. 9Th inst, at $40 P. NJ. cars.
FOR SELMA, MONTGOMERY,
~ and #etumpka and all Intermediate landings on
Ca delet, Geo Blakesey, master, built
expressly trade will leave the lake end Of the Jefferson
and Carroon Railroad Shippers and passengers rely
upon this going direct through For freight passage
apply to
or to JOHN L. HYDE Il CO.,
IS Grayier street.
s. The Carondcet is receiving freight the depot
Tiyoli Circle. IA
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Leaves on SUNDAY, April 8. ut 10 A. NJ.
REGULAR NEW ORLEANS AM


sg h st Lous Passenger Packet-For ST. Lonis, Cairo,
Hickman, Memphis and all intermediate land
sEzk ngs-The fine, regularpassenger packet steamer
Twill ght, John s. Shaw. master, is in port and will
leave For freight passage apply on board
VIRGfEIGS c. DEHTZEII
a6 Advertising Agent.
RThe T. will pay particular attention all way and plan
buSinp
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Leaves every TUESDAY IL IS o'clock r. M.
NEW ORLEANS AND VICEKS-
a. h burg Y. s. Mail Line-For DoHaldsonyille, PlR
9nemae, Baton Rouge, Pert Hudson, Bayoasara
Red River Landing. Fort Adams Eaichez Water
proof Rodney St Joseph Grand Gulf Warrenon and Vcks
bnrg-The new steamer CharIner, Capt w q. Wilson, will
leave ~ above every TUESDAY, mt o'clock n NJ Returning
she viii leave Nicksburg every FRIDAY At IL O'Clock 81
ID. r. CARROLL & CO.,
iat Agents, s. GnroHdeet street
The above steamer win yicksbrg with the steamer
DeNdrnn for YAzoo river.
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CUMBERLAND@RIVER.

Leaves on SATURDAY. April I. at p. NJ.
FOR NASI1VIILE--TIfE FINE
NsJ regular passenger packet steamer Red Rover,
Strong, master, will leave above for Nashville
ciarksve Canton Eddysille, Dyensburg, Smith
Madrid and all intermediate landings For freight passage
apply board or 10
B. DUFFIELD, Agent,
as III Camp street.
R The R. R. will take freight all points Tennessee
river with the privilege of storing and reshrpng also
eghs through via Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad
lanta, Ga Knoxville and Chattanooga, Tenn
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Leaves with Isnafch.
FOR N ASHVIL LIE, CLARkS-

Axg ~ yie Triees Landing, Canton, Eddyvlle, Dycns
burg, smithand, Paducah Matropolis Cairo Co
lnmbus, Hickman, New Madrid, Randolph, Mem
phs Napoleon and all intermediate andngsThe regular pas
senger packet steamer tpOrf, H. Wood master will
leave above For freight apply board or
to b. DUFFIELD, Agent,
a6 II Camts reet.
p The Passport will freight points Teraessee
river with privilege of storing and reshppng and will give
through bills adng Chattanooga Atlanta and Knoxville
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VI 34Rl 9ll 54r
MOBILE--Per steamship Fashion-345 scks corn
so bales hay 20 head hogs so head cattle.
BRAZOS SANTIAGO VIA INDIANOLA--Pe Per
steamship Austin-l900 scks corn so SKIS coffee $50
bbls flour 10 bbls sugar Is cks bacon 52a pkgs mdse
AS bales do.
LIVERP0OL-Per ship Chimborazo-2 1873 bales
cotton "A sacks cotton seed.
LIVERPOOL Per ship Amelia 1881 bales of
cotton.
LIVERPOOL Per ship Arcole 1s47 bales Of
cotton.
HAvANA--Per brig A Chapman 497 bbs
800 kegs lard 100 bbls tallow 100 seeks malt scks
bran IA bales moss.
BARCELONA brig Wifredo-4so bales cot
ton 1900 slaves.
HAvRE-Per ship Baden-32a7 bales cotton 80
hhds tobacco.
NEW YORK-Per brig Wabash III bales cot
ton 100 hf do u bales 56 bales tobacco GA tics
beef 25 ties hams Is csks do 1900 hides cases
mdse.
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Passengers.

Per steamship Texas, from Indianola and Calves
ton-Gross and lady, Mrs. Hobay, Miss Young,
Sharp and lady, Taylor, lady and child, Gillespie,
Kansher, Cleveland, billiard, Cloman, Walker, VIII
son, Buchter, Hickter, Hobay, Bier, Leland, Cox,
Dill, Tyler-aO on deck, 2 negroes.
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Leaves SATURDAY. April 7, at 5 P. NJ.
REGULAR VERMILLION PACK
Rsy n et-For vernion and all intermediate landings
II The very ghdra swiftrunntng passenger
- steamer Minnesota, Chas A. Hay,
master receiving freight and will leave above For
vIRGINIUs G. DENTZEI,
as Advertising Agent.
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FOR LOUISVILLE--THE FINE,
wg : regular passenger packet steamer Pcy f0na, j.
sHA&tTF Leyden master, will leave New Orleans for
Iouisy VILE and all intermediate landings fol
SATURDAY, April I, at 8 T. NJ
MONDAY, April %, at s p. NJ.
WEDNESDAY, May 9, at5 T. II.
FRIDAY May Is, at 5 T. NJ. &
SATURDAY, June 8, at 5 T. NJ.
MONDAY, june %. at 5 z
TUESDAY July 10, at T. NJ
THURSDAY, July %, at T. NJ
SATURDAY, August IL, at b r. III,
n.y. The Peytena for the of the will employ
French servants cabin Passengers and shippers can
rely the schedule For freight or passage apply on
board -,,,,n,,,r
Advertising Agent.
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WEIR COAST.

NTOTIcEs-AId PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS agains
~ the succession OF The late THOMAS y
DAVID b. RUMBLE, Admir-,
,rs In, 81 Perddo street,
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Leaves on SATURDAY. Aprii Z. at5P.M
REGULAR WHITE RIVER PACK
sssa - et-For Pocahontas Baesvlle Jacksonport, Au-
AA6 gnsta nes Are and all intermediate landings
s3eWhte RverThe new, light dranght, fast
ni1g regular packet steamer James
Carlton master W. Gibbs. clerk will leave above. For
'Se YIRGINIUS C. DESTZEIt
AZ Advertising Agent
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Leaves THU RSDAY, April H. at5PM
FOR ST. LOUIS WITH GONNEG.
HGS - tons as aboyeThe magnificent steamer w. MI,
Lssta5a Morrison, p. Yore MASTER will leave for ST.
Louis taking besides through business, freight
and for Nachez Veksbug Napoleon
the Bends Fothrough tickets this 6oat connecting
railroad lines above and passage
apply board the Companyis office 81 Camp street
4 FIRGINIUS @. DENTZEI,
az Advertising Agent.
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oUACHITA RIVER.
Leaves on SATURDAY. III inst. at s r. NJ,

Leaves on SATURDAY. It'll inst. Mt 5 r. NJ.
REGULAR OUACHITA PACKET
- - The elegant fast running and magnificent pas
sanger packet Peerless, b \. Woodland mas-
Ouscht City Trenton Monroe Pine Bluff Castor Landing Co
umba Haronbnrg Trinity all landings Black river, Red
River Landing Bayou Port Hudson Baton Rouge Plaque
mine Donadsonvle and all intermediate landings For freight
passage having unsurpassed apply board
VIRGINIUS @. DENTZEI,
m27 Advertising Agent
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ShippinII NatfIligeIlte.

cRkscEss Vfsa Fr;;as ss Mcrning. April D. 1860
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FOR ATTAK APAS S..

q Leaves o THURSDAY. April IL, at 5 p. VI.
FOR ATTAkAPAS VIA PI.A-
IT, quemne. The fast running and light draft steam
szSEas above, taking freight and passengers fer Bel
Bfashear cities, Lower Atchaayaya Patersonvle
Centeryie Franklin Charenton, Iberia,
Martinsye Pointe all intermediate landings For
yIRGINIUS G. DENTZEL,
aE Al,ari Auant
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Leaves on sATuRDAY. Arril I, at5P. NJ,
REGULAR RED RIVER PACK
- - ET - For Jefferson Smithland Benton Port
ecsddo swanson's Mornings Albany, Shreye.
kpoIt, Grand Bayou, Campe, Grand Ecore Alex
andra Nomans Barbn's, and all intermediate landings on
Red RyeThe elegant and light raugh running passer-
steamer Texas, w Stinde MASTER will leave as above
For freight or passage apply on board. =
vIRGINIUS @. DENTZEL.
MS Adyeytisinr Avent
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REGULAR NEW ORLEANS AND
,FEJ - Shreveport Packet-The fast running, mag
anitcent passenger steamer Grand Duke,
rzzSam- APPLICABLE master, will leave for Shreveport
Grand bayou ConshattR Gapte Grand Ecore Saint Maurice
Montgomery Collie Alexandria and all intermediate landings
Leaves New Orleans SATURDAY April II, at5P.M.
:. April %, at s P. N.
:. :. May IL, at s p. NJ.
May rs, at S p. NJ.
For freight passage having unsurpassed accommodations
ff VIRGINIuS c. DENTZEL,
mlg Advertising Agent.
MS The Grand Duke will take freight for above the Raft
with the privilege OF reshppn and will also take freight and
tn nald
Worcester daily spy., 1860-01-18
The Minnesota Democrats.

CHICAGO, Jan. 17.-The Minnesota Demo-
cratic State Convention met at st. Paul on
Thursday, for the purpose of electing dele
gates to the Charleston Convention. Resolu-
tions were passed endorsing the Dred Scott
decision, opposing the opening of the African
slave trade, denouncing the Harper's Ferry
insurrection, and declaring for Stephen A.
Douglas as their first choice for the Presiden-
cy. The resolutions instruct the Charleston
delegates to vote for Douglas as long as such
support will prove available, and declare that
the Democrats of Minnesota will uphold the
Charleston nominee, whoever he may be. a
resolution instructing the delegates to vote for
Douglas until the majority of the delegation
decide otherwise, was voted down by thirty
eight majority AGAINST it.
Worcester daily spy., 1860-01-18
From the Pacific Coast.

ST. LOUIS, Jan. 1.-THE overland mail
with San Francisco dates Of tho 26th ult., and
the mail coach, with dates of the oath, have
arrived. Business continues dull.
The message Of Gov. Gholson, of Washing
ton Territory, expresses astonshment that the
war department Of that Territory had not been
paid by Congress, and is particularly severe
upon Gen. Scott, for his concessions in the
San Juan affair. He states that the number
of acres OF land surveyed in the territory at
over two millions, eleven thousand of which
have been entered during the past year by 70
persons.
Quartz mining is still good, and several
quartz beds are being opened. They prospect
well, though but little will be done with them
till spring
Worcester daily spy., 1860-01-18


, ty, for his friends argued that pending ques-
tions must first be disposed of, and asked Mr..
Washburne of Me. whether he did not, prior
to Mr.. Banks election, vote for certain resolu-
tions.
Mr.. HousroN wanted to refresh his recol-
lection.
Mr.. WAsHBURNE said no doubt that the
only business i'll order was the election OF
Speaker.
Mr. BURNETT wished to be informed how
Mr.. Washburne would dispose OF Mr.. Mont
gomery's resolution declaring Mr.. Corwin
temporary Chairman and the other PROPOSE
tions pending.
Mr.. WAsHBURNE replied that motion to
proceed to the election Of Speaker takes pre-
cedence of all others.
Mr. BURNETT referred to the records to
show that prior to Mr. Banks election, Mr..
Washburne voted on a series of resolutions
offered by Mr. Dunn, declaring that persons
holding certain political sentiments, were not
fit to be Speaker. He did this to show Mr..
Washburnes inconsistency.
Mr.. WAsHBUREE replied, it was not mpor
tant whether he was consistent or not but it
was important he should be right.
Mr.. HoUsToN said Mr.. Clark's resolution,
which was pending, declared that a man who
endorsed Helpers book, which counsels trea-
son and murder, is unfit for Speaker That
was not the case with Mr. Dunn's resolution.
Mr.. Washburne replied that by voting on the
latter, he did not commit himself to any point
of order.
Mr.. Davidson wanted to know whether Mr..
Washburn had ever read in the spelling book
the story of the farmer and lawyer, and the OK
and the bull. (Laughter.)
Mr.. SIcKLEs said no question of order was
made when Mr.. Clark of Missouri offered his
resolution, and therefore they had right to
assume what was proper before the House, and
the only way it could be got rid of was by
motion to lay on he table, or by direct vote.
He argued that practicable rule must be
adopted in order to enforce the election Of a
Speaker by large majority. He then ex-
planned his proposition, which provides "that
Worcester daily spy., 1860-01-18
nvnrke,,-Nrw YORK. Jan. II.


ASHES unchanged; sales 800 bbs; pots s5,25 pearls
5,37.
COTTON market firm; sales 1900 bales at ls for mid
ding. .uplands.
Fi0UR-Receipts I'll bbls; sales $500 bbls State
Western dull and less buoyant; superne State S. Is
q 525 extra State $3.50 a S540; round hoop Ohio s5
a 5,S5 common to good extra Western S5,300 $50
Southern dull; sales 49, bbls; mixed to good S5,55 %
575 fancy and extra $3.50 @ s7.25; Canada firm; sales
sou bbls extra SOS @9 $50.
GtAIN.-Wheat dull and dropping; sales 5000 bush
Chicago sprin5, Sl20 in Milwaukee club Sl2 in
store; southern red l35 Com heavy and lower; sales
$4,000 bush; 81 q SAC for new white and yellow Oats
dull and heavy; southern and Jersey Az g 43c North
and Western 45 a Acc.
fRovlsloNS1Bcsl dull and heavy; sales l55 b6is; ,
country mess So q 525; prime, 81 a 425 repacked CHI
cago 50 g S9,75; prime mess sl2 % H. Pork dull and
heavy sales 255 bbs mess sl62; prime sl50 Dressed
hogs dull at 6s a sc for western Bacon quiet hams
s3c shoulders 81 @ 6sc. Lard duh; sales l59 bbls
and $50 kegs at l2e barrels l0 l02c Butter quiet;
Ohio Il @ lie; State l5 a Ac. Whskey lower; sales
l5OO bbls at % @ 25lc Chiefly at the inside price Rice
firm and more active sales 800 tcs at 81 q 4sc Sugars
steady; Meladc l2 hhds at ST q 51c Muscovado,9 hhds
new st Sago at 7sc Havana, $50 boxes at &c. Coffee
quet JantOs, 500 bags 2c Molasses firm New Orleans
200 bbls at 81 q sic.
Worcester daily spy., 1860-01-18

Both buildings with their contents are almost
entirely destroyed. The surrounding proper
ty was saved from serious damage. The loss
of Peters & Co. is about $4,000 but is covered
by insurance. The buildings were owned by
Joseph Matt, whose loss is $4,000, also COW
cred by insurance. E. w. Cannyl Co.,
manufacturers of siver,plated ware, had their
stock damaged to the extent of $4,000. Wor-
min, Miskey, & Morrill,, gas filters, lose $1,000.
Several others suffer slight loss by the water.
The ontire loss is between $4,000 and $780,
900. and is mostly covered by insurance.
Worcester daily spy., 1860-01-18
From Washington.

WAsnINGToN, Jan. 1.-THE annual meet
ing of the American Colonization Society was
held at the Smithsonian Institute tonight.
Addresses were made by Hon. NJ. Taylor of
Tennessee, DIR. Styles of Georgia, and DIR.
Piney OF New York. The Society has sent
300 emigrants to Africa during the past year.
A letter has been received from Judge
Breese, declining the appointment Of Marshal
for the Northern District of Illinois.
Worcester daily spy., 1860-01-18
Miscellaneous Items.

CHARLESTON, S. c., Jan. 1.-THE N o.
correspondent of the Courier reports the death
of Hon. r. b. Witt Secretary of state of Mis-
sssippi.
HARRIsBURG, Pa, Jan. 17.-Resolutions in
relation to the non-organization of Congress
attributng it to the Administration, and en-
dorsing the course of the Pennsylvania Repre-
sentatives passed the legislature, to-day, by
yeas 59 nays 81
Worcester daily spy., 1860-01-18
Inauguration.

TBENToN, n. j., Jan. l7.-Charles S. Olden
was to-day inaugurated Governor of New Jer-
scy, in the presence of a large number of cit-
zens and of the military. His inaugural ad-
dress was strongly conservative, in favor of
the constitution and the laws, including the
fugitive slave law. He deprecates the agita-
ton of the slavery question and thinks its
principal agitators are actuated by as little JUS
tice as patriotism.
Worcester daily spy., 1860-01-18

no RENT-A first class upper tenement,
= - No Wellington street having eight rooms Rent
Sl6V inquire of GEO. T.. BRYANT,
d26 diff No Mechanics RudIng
Worcester daily spy., 1860-01-18

A GENTS WANTED, by EDWARD Mel
~ LEN, JR., Bookseller and Gtatoner, No. 239 Main
street.
GALABRIA AND SICILY LICORICE.
- large lot for sale by GEO. r. SPURR, POI Main
freet.
Worcester daily spy., 1860-01-18

A GENTS WANTED, by EDWARD MEL
a LEN, JR., Bookseller and stationer, No. 239 Main
street
Worcester daily spy., 1860-01-18
Fire in PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. l7.-Early this morn
ing afire broke out in q five story brick build
ing in the rear of 16 Chestnut street, occupied
as factory by I. IL. Peters & Co., manufac.
turers of fancy articles, and extended to the
brown stone main building on Chestnut street.
Worcester daily spy., 1860-01-18

DIR. JACKSON, STATE AsSAYER, says;
II have examined Prof Horsford's Cream Of Tarter
Substitute for bread making, and have used 1t in my
family cooking, with success. This powder produces
white"
Worcester daily spy., 1860-01-18
for Sale OF 90 get.

/ AMES r. PIERCE gives especial atten
ton to the and renting of Houses Stores &c
also to general collecting distf mch29
Worcester daily spy., 1860-01-18

The trade supplied at msnufaeturers' prices.
H. AyREs,
jai4 dSm 2is Main street. Worcester
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1860-12-20

ng of Fred and Euloeen, Gortie and Gerald
and Murry and Genore, during their many ex-
cursions, but as it is time drew this chapter
to close will do so by saying that after the
portrait of Euloeen was pleted-bcing pro-
nouneed by all as very correct-('erald, Murry
and Genorie returned to R. Not, how
eqer, until Genorie had obtained from Mr..
Merlyn promise that Euloeen should spend
the coming winter with her in town-a promise
which gave great pleasure to Gerald also. He
could hardly decide to tear himself away with
out revealing to the lovely girl biz feelings, but
when he reflected that should o union ever
take place between them, it would frustrate the
long cherished hopes Of his uncle he concluded
to wait until uncle Charles should also become
acquainted her before he asked permission Of
her father to win her hand Ting he had re-
Trained from any avowal, save that which his
manner had betrayed at parting. Then, while
he caught her extended hand, bis fine eyes
speaking volumes, when she asked-hm to visit
them again, he replied,
Nothing could give me greater pleasure,
and if do not see you at R this winter,
| shall certainly come,' and with u goodbye
that thrilled her soul, he departed.