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TALK ON CHANGE.

The aayices by the Europa from Liverpool form
ed the chief topic of comment yesterday Most
every was taken by surprise, and it is wonder
full, astounding, in fact, that the first individual
who could say 1 told you SOL did not make his
appearance on the flags yesterday. 1t is believed
the far-disoerning, shrewd operator who could say
" / told you son dined out day before yesterday,
and got so much engaged in post pranaidl enjoy
ments, he forgot to get up yesterday and make tue
flags resound with his farsighted intelligence
Therefore, not having met with that distinguished
individual, !" told you so,'i we were at loss how
to talk of the days proceedings. The cotton factors
were iirmer in their pretensons. In some cases an
advance of cent per pound was asked over the
preceding days prices, while other factors said
they could not realize any advance at all. We
can only, therefore, aude to the interesting indi-
cations of general improved feeling in cotton, in
sugar, in exchange, and there were not wanting
parties who might venture to take some few thou
sands of good securities at something like live and
let live rates.
There was an improved feeling manifest in sugar.
It was talked of that prices advanced from to Ac.
Whether this advance will be sustained to-day de-
pends on the wants of the planters. We notice
sales Of Cuban sugars in Boston, on the 18th inst,
at 730s3e., six months credit. The market, how
ever, was dull. We have frequently heard of Lou
isiana planters sending their sugar North, in hopes
of realizing higher price. When they once pc,
ruse Northern account sales, on six months
credit we eFine they will think that Northern mar.
kets are not the places ior Louisiana sugar. There
IS no market possessing the advantages of New
Orleans. We again talk and repeat our admoni
tons to our sugar planters, do not send your sugar
northward nor to the West for sale. It will be
wanted, and when so wanted it win be called for
and you will have the debating of terms of pay
meRt.
The follwing figures denote tile stock OF sugar
on haad in New York on the lst of December, this
nI1d datt tla-s .i.,,n in,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-13


NEW YORK; Dec. u. The Gunard steamship
Jura, from Liverpool on the 9th ult., reached her
dock to-day. The following is summary of her
intelligence:
LONDON, Nov. 27.-Messrs. Barring Bros & Co.
say Indian Corn was declining, and that prices
were to I'd. lower. Wheat had declined ID on
the week.
Messrs. Bell & Co. say American Stocks were
stagnant.
Political Intelligence.
Count Flahant has been appointed French Am
bassador to London vice Count Persigny.
Admiral Pelissier has received the appointment
Of Governor of Algeria, and M. Lambut Minister
cellor Of the Legion of Honor. Other changes in
the French Cabinet are soon expected.
The Paris Bourse was animated. The three per
cent. rentes closed at 70f. 60c
The Ministry have introduced a bill for new
tariff, increasing the duty on cotton goods and
iron
A Naples telegraphic dispatch says the whole
diplomatic corps had quilted Gaeta for Rome, by
the request of Francis II.
Adyices from Brussels state that the King Of
Belgium is lying seriously ILL.,
The overland mail, from Alexandria, brings the
following intelligence:
A Tartar cavalry 0,O00 strong in advancing on
two occasions upon the Allies, were completely
routed, losing 1000 killed. The Times correspond
ent says, Consul Parker and three others were car
ried prisoners to Pekin, and well treated. The
headquarters of the Allied forces were eighty miles
from Pekin.
The Emperor's brother had been appointed Chic
Commissioner to make peace.
|. Affairs at Shanghai were in quiet condition.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-13
IIotel Arrivals Yesterday.

ST.. CHARLES HorEI.-Jno Winston, Ala; Fl
Brigham, Fl D Brigham, La; A Hull, Ala; Q
Jones and lady,. La; Miss A Mckee, Miss / G
Lyon, No; Jno L Manning, S G; Robt MeRee, N
@; G H New, J D Dansly, La; H Christian N G;
D B Shears, Niagara Falls; Mr. Robertson, S Nell
son, Miss; A p Marshall, La; j A Stewart Miss ;
Chas Q Geunauy Cutervie; NJ Valentine, j D
Catlin, La; " ] BELTS, W S Handy Ala; S
Scott, La; Melville, Miss; S Hyatt, Ky; B B
Graham, Mo; Mrs Charless ] Allidge, G Henry, II
B Mayes and lady, R S McReynold, Mrs G r Price,
Miss Mary Saunders, R DeObregon Matthies,
Tampieo; DR. ] G Hi La; R Thomatly, City; NJ
Y Jones, Miss; Graham, R J Fritz, A Phillips,
Mo; ] J Summers, Fla W W Pugh, j S Wilson, R
l. Pugh, P L Lewis, La; Gatreaux, Berwick City;
W Wrm and lady, Miss Smith ] S Pearce B
I Woods, j NJ Mcdonald, La; Jas Kelly, j Hassen
n Y; G Patten, steamship Bienville; J Gidiene,
City; j Geoyers, La.
N Y; yickns, S H Oliver, VIM Cleveland, Jr
Ala; G Fly, Miss; j Fl joy, La; Mr. and Mrs R
J Boykin, Ala A Hill, City; II johnson, G
Williams, La. -.=z.=z..z .z
ST. JAMES HoTEL.-Jas A Pugh, Ion, La; H Booth,
Ark D Galbronth, Tenn; j i Nc cPherson, j Came.
ron, Miss Maj Benz Logan, La; Fred Roy, DR. S FL
Riyes, D Bussey, La A H Shepherd, n G Bagley,
Texas; Alf \ Gross, S A Leakin, Montcello A NJ
Griffin, Miss; W Goyer, Memphis; 7 f Michel,
Ky; S S Cranberry, J II Dnnton, Miss DR.
Payne, Ark; W II Hoell, La.
Cry HoTEL,-s NJ Rutledge, H w Stackhouse,
Miss w MchIahon, Ala; VIM Dean, Tenn; JAS
B Quin, A Haiger, R B Scott, Miss w S Shelby,
A Heath, d D Brown, E R Brown, Z X Hawkins,
Copah county; L J Gransbury, Texas; Low.
| cry, Miss Lowery, M A Baker, B NJ Bradford, Thos
| Boone, W H PEBBLES, W Martin, Miss H Mead,
Ky; Miss W Frazier, La; Mqnroe, Scotland !;
Jno Frazier, La; j W Patton and lady, StBernard !;
Robt Iickel 4 B Tucker Miss; G v Carter, La !;
7 Theadgill. Miss Theadgll, Miss E Atkin.
son, Mrs A ] Winn, L Pate, Miss Y Preston and
lady, Miss Mccullough, Mrs v E Hall, La; c J
| Kingston, w D Bagley Baton Rouge; NJ B Hand,
La P f Nelson and son, NJ Walker, Miss q S
Garner, Ohio; NJ Whitworth and lady, S Fl Whit
worth, DR. N Standard, Mrs NJ Standard, Miss
Fanny Standard, Miss; Smith, Bogue Ghitto; W
Sader, DR. MoRae, Miss; j P Wall, J Warner,
/ Louisiana.
/ VERANDA HoTEL.-Jues Sonfanti, Miss Mason
seavery, John Dewitt, Wasser, Ark; p Morris,
! La II L Johns, Miss L Blanton, Texas; L
| Dearborn, Whellen, La; Jos L ILL, Texas; a
LaYet, La; N Goresus, Ky; Jos Haines and
| lady La; IL Hillhouse Texas; A L Wilmer and
| lady, Ark; 0 S Fuller G L Fulton, Texas; Eli
/ Strong, Chas L Bodenhamer, J; j A Cummings
/ Texas; L Byrnting, Thos Hilderbrant, Ark Mrs
! Hihouse, Texas; Mrs Sanford, Miss L Hinson
| z Hunter, A G Wilson, Jr, L Stevenson, G
D Perrin and lady, Mrs Washburn and child Texas;
] F Dsyan, City.
| ----@
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-13
The follwing figures denote the stock of sugar
on haad in New York on the lst of December, this

1t is presumed the gimlet rangers can give the
estimated product of Louisiana sugar for 1860. To
be on the safe side, it will be reasonable to esti
mate the extent Of the growth of last season to be
from 2O0,o0o to 25o,0eO hogsheads. We are safe,
We think, in our figures. If our respected cotem.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-13
THURSDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 13, 1860

porary of the Sugar Planter, West Baton Rouge,
can come any nearer, we hope he will speak out.
There was some talk that the money market in
Mobile was close, very close; that some parties
were urging the banks Of Mobile to suspend coin
payments. We trust these suggestions will not be
listened to- We say, perish outside credit, perish
commerce, let heaven and earth come together,
but never think of the banks Of the great South
west-New Orleans and Mobile-suspendin coin
payments
The great question of cotton, crop, its yield and
probable receipts swallowed up, cast aside, as
it were, for the nonce by the great political ques
ton, secession. 1t is of very little use to talk Of
crop views at this time The receipts of the staple
have been very fair at this port this week. We
annex the comparative figures of the Macon and.
Augusta markets on the Ist Instant
The Savannah Republican gives the following
figures from Macon, Ga: :
MACON, Dec 4, 1860.
Mr.. Edaor-Below you have my monthly state
nent Of stock and receipts OF cotton at this place.
as compared with same time last year
Receipts in November 1889 bales. 24g7S
Receipts in November 1860.
so.,. pessSss DssSssss i;5
Stock December l. 1859. .........,...........l8,l5
Es,. Es,. E:::Is ,siE;:,; + B;;:s: i
iolai Receipts 70 Decelnper, lebU 50 rs
Decrease.
The Augusta Constitutionalist gives the following
up to the 1st Instant
RECEIPTS. Y.r@
1860 1850.
Shipped in November is. .224 50 SIC
Stock on iiaAd December .339 SO 1856
1853 1902
Deduct stock November 1..... ,.l5252 1893
Receipsin November. .....s.... 81 $500
Receipts preEiosly. .46. .495 46.973
Total receipts ..................76.sO7 In2 .7s2
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-13
.Wa.s. J. stisisa,Gn,

TaEEr.................10l
Is selling or account oe the panic her large stock of
FRENCH MILLINERY and FANCY DRY GOODS 25
percent less than Comprising in part of Dress Silks,
Robes, French and Irish Popus Plain and Braided Velvet
Goass, Silk and Cloth Gloazs large Lacss
Sets and Berhas yails and Head dresses every style
French Bonnes worth s25 will be sold from $40 s2 each.
Three of French and Russian FURs and ERAfNE Is.
A ierse quantity of
THoMPzoN,s IMPROVED Hoop-sKTRrs.
The t:lo VIII contianc until the
WHOLE sTopI1 is SOLD.
Terms CASH
Country merchants invited to call at
MRS. STIIlLM&NiS
p26 2pim l61 Canal street,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-13

Lord Bacon only betrayed his intimate knowledge
of human nature, and perhaps of the English side
of it, when he bequeathed his name to posterty,
after "three generations shall have passed away"
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-13

CLOTHING AT Cosr.-Messrs. L. w. Lyons Il Co..
corner Of ST. Charles and Goneon streets make most import
ant announcement through columns This morning their
stock If fashionable clothing ard furnishing goods for
and beys so1ed Selling Yaeaus sen, goods
at reduction On usual prices Of twenty thy per eei
which, TO our minds great inducements families
would do well to reneber The fact that Messrs lyons
Keep ona Of ;he largest and complete stocks yoush
boys and ehdfena clothing bTcugh; Ills city
theks goods are also offered cost By na their purchases
at this store DOW, they will be getting good and fashion,
able articles ut great deal lower they ever
fore been able bay them We hope they bear the matter
in mind when hey getting Iheir boys .es ot4
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-13

TIE PLANET HOUSE, AeAIs.-we eaissg eaisg .4e atten-
ton Of The lovers Of go5d cheer the advertisement Mhe
off Papet No. u Magazine stree Poydras who
yes his old friends to participate in lunehha lnnc
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-13

The Grand Jury of Montgomery, Ala, the home
Of Yaneey, have presented the Uuion of these
States a nuisance
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-13

OARS buyers will please notice the advertisements
of D. II Morphy, auctioneer $3.50 sacks black oas Sie
will be sold this day IL o'clock NJ Second Dis
trict, opposite Post No. IL
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-13

F.A. M.-see notice in another column of Hol-
land Council No. 1.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-13

aB~Dr. Charles H. I1eIls, Dentist, No. I52
Canal street between Garondeet Baronne Orleans
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-13
rsLgeHApHeo 70 THE NEW oaLsANs CRESCENT.
LATEST EUROPEAN INTELLIGENCE,
IMPORTANT CHANGES IN THE FRENCH CABINET,

ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP 5URA.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-13
eonamereial ana PolI.leaI InteIllgenee.

tsr THE soe4Hwssrens AsD AarnlcAy LEES.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-13
BOys' CS0thtag,Boys' Clothing 3!
a II q O $ II!
PRICES OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

From this date, November % Will offer great reduc
ton for CASH. large and Fashionable Stock Of Youths
Boys and chldens Clothing. Parents Guardians and others
will find this opportunity to fit their Boys at
amg expense, all goods in the Boys Clothing Depart
will be marked down unusually low. examination Of
the prices Of our Stock Is respectfully solicited
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-10-30
New York Items.

NEW York, Oct. 29-David B. Brown at
tempted suicide last night, in consequence of
the death of a daughter, by throwing him.
self under locomotive. He was thrown off
by the COW catcher. His case is considered
dangerous
b. NJ. Whtlock, merchant, was seriously
injured the other day by being crushed be-
tween freight car and the depot, on Centre
street.
Brig Nahum Stetson, from Tampico 18Th
reports that Gov Ozca had issued a decree
declaring that all dues at the custom houses in
Tampico and Matamoras, must be paid in gold
and silver.
Three hundred bales of cotton in the Union
Press yard, were burned yesterday. Loss
$4,000 ; insured
The steamer Arizona, from Brazos oath, is
below. She has Sl64000 in specie.
Bank Statement Increase in loans, 81 49,
124 increase in specie, S683, 1862; decrease in
circulation, Sl3S, 8S7: increase IN deposits,
81 $40 Tia
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LATEST NEWS.
BY TELFGRAPH
TO THE WORCESTER DAILY SPY
THREE DAYS
LATER FROM EUROPE.
BY THE FULTON.

ST. JOINS, N. F., Oct Craftsmanship Full
ton, from Southampton 18th, passed Cape
Race Sunday evening where she was inter
cepted by the news yacht.
The Europa arriued at Liverpool on the Nth
the Teutonia at Cowes, and the Anglo Saxon
at Londonderry 10th. The Adriatic had ar
rived at Cowes.
The Neapoitan princes had ordered a re-
newal OF the attack on the Garibaldians.
1t is asserted that there was great consterna-
ton IN the Turin cabinet in consequence of the
russian and Prussian ambassadors having sub.
mltted formll protests against the Sandman
invasion of Italy.
AdvlceS from China state that the allies had
attacked the Tartar camp, and the Chinese
ned IN disorder. grand attack on the Taku
forts was to be made on Aug. 10.
Commercial.
LioerpooI Cotton Muket-The market closed
with an advance of ll6 Id.
BfeadstufS Market.--Wieat closed with an
advancing tendency on all qualities. Flour
closed with declining tendency
Provisions quiet.
London Money Market.-Consols closed at
O25 9S44 for money and account
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-10-30

COTTON scarcely firm; sales $500 bales, but prices
without striking changes for midGling uplands e.
flour-Recepts 1885, bbs; sales 81 200 bales; state
and western active but prices without important
change superhne state, 1925 a $40; state $40
@ 5t5 Chic, $50 % 575 super1ine western, 1928 %
$50; southern heavy; sales 1890 bbs; mixed goou
S5l5@6O0; fancy and extra, ST 0@T7j. Canada heavy
Wheat opened steady, and closed &c higher, with fair
demrnd; Chicago spring Sill @ l.22; Racine spring
Sl,l9k; Mwaayie club, Sl,23 g rs. Corn heavy and
lower: sales 5000 bush mixed 6S q sc aloa
Lard dull and heavy; sales, bills at 2A q l25c Su
gars steady; Niuscovado, AS hhds 81 "a a. Coffee
steady Rio 2OOO bags, at lSi @ 49, M0lasses quiet and
unchanged.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-10-30
Italian Affairs.

New YORK, Oct. 29-Advices by the Asia
state that the official journal of Turin has pub
lished the decree ordering vote by suffrage
to be taken on the 2lst inst, on the following
question: "Do you wish to be individually
united with Victor Emanuel as constitutional
king and his legitimate descendants q''
The state of affairs at Naples continued to
improve, and the'public funds had risen.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-10-30
DIR. N'Iane's vermiruge. prepared by Fleming

Bros, Pittsburgh.
During practice of more than twenty years DIR. M
Lane had attended nnumerabe patients afflicted with
every form Of worm disease, and induced to apply
all the energies of his mind the discovery Of
fHge, destroyer, certain in its effects; the
suit of his laboTs is the American Worm Specific
fore the public prepared by Fleming Bros Pittsburgh
which is perfectly sale, and may be given alike to chill
dren of the most tender age to the aged adult;
purges mildly and subdues fever and destroys worms
with invariabe 1t is easy of Administrations
and it does not contain mercury in any form whatever
restrictions necessary with regard to drinking
cold water it capable of doing the least injury to
the tenderest infant An incredible number of worms
have been expelled by this great vermifuge
Purchasers will be careful TO ask for DR. M'LANE'S
CELEBRATED VERAlIFUGE, manufacturedby FI,EM
ING BROS, of Ittsburg, Pa. All other Yermifuges in
comparison are worthless. DR.. Lanes genuine yermi
fuge also his celebrated Liver Pills now be had at
all respectable drug stores. None genuine without III
signature Of FLEMING BROS
oz4 d6t&wlt ri
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-10-30
Mutiny on Board an American Shin.

New YoRK, Oct pa circular dated
Manila, July 18th, says that the authorities
of the province of Cagayan had taken pos.
Sc ssion of an American ship or barque, which
as brought there by the crew, who had mu.
tinted. They wounded the captain and con-
fined him, his wife and officers. Three of
the crew were killed. The vessel is reported
to have artillery aud military store on board.
No name OF vessel or where bound.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-10-30

DIR. j. Clawson Kelley, Analytical EshysI-
eian Will be personally in attendance at his Medical Of
nee, No. l42 Main street, Worcester, THURSDAY and
FRIDAY the LIST and 2nd OF November for consultation
WIN individuals upon all Diseases free of charre par
ucuarly of the Lungs. Liver Kidneys, impure conditions
OF the Flood and Chronic Diseases generally. Ladies
and gentlemen are invited to call. w2t&d6t o34
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Gen. Harvey to be Censured.

WASHINGTON, Oct. ga decision in the
case OF Gen. Harvey has been made by the
president, and will be promulgated through
the secretary of war. il is understood to CON
vey slight censure only.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-10-30
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Seized.

New YORK, Oct. 29.-The police this morn
ing arrested gang Of counterielters, they
having a large quantity OF spurious bills on
the East River Bank, New York, in their pos
session.
The propeller Victoria was seized last Sat
urday, on suspicion of being a SLAYER.
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Auttt0ns.

A UCTION SALE. - The undersigned
IA will have an Auction for the sale of Household Fur
niture, Piano Fortes, &c' THURSDAY next, at No
Lincoln House Block Persons having Furniture any
other kind of Personal Property they wish TO have sold
do so by applying to the Auctioneer
o29 DIT A. L. PECK.
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% diff Iss Main Street.
CHOICE DRESS DDS.

We have opened this morning:
Case Rich Printed Cotton and Wool CAsHMEREs,
equally as handsome an all wool.
Case Stripe and Plaid oTToMANs, at $780, You can
hardly tell them from the dollar goods
Is Ps New Style Cotton and Wool DE LANES.
Plain All Wool TIIIBETS. in fancy colors Plain All
Wool DE LANES in fancy colors for Childrens wear
Is Ps Plain FRENCH FLANNELs, all colors.
1000 rs PRINTS, fast colOrs from 81 to l2ac
50 Pairs lo4' LII 1874 BLANKETS, from 81 to $3.50.
40 Bay State Wool sIIAwLs Long and Square Tho
best STYLES and colors ever shown.
Our stock of LADIES' CLoAKS is now fun We can
show you great variety of styles and prices Please
call and look before purchasing.
A. Y THOMPSON & CO.,
oA dis6t Fagg's Block
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-10-30

To Horse 0wners.--Sweet's Infallible Linimcnt
or Horses is unrvaed by any, and in all Of Lame
ness, arising from Sprans Bruises Wrenching its ef
feet magical and certain, Harness Saddle Calls.
Scratches Mango, &c, it will also speedily SPAWN
aud ngbone be easily prevented and cured in their
ncpient stages but confirmed cases beyond the
sbility of radical No Of the kind, however,
is desperate hopeless but may be alleviated by
this Lniment and its faithful application will always
the Lameness and enable the horse to travel with
comparative
Every horse should have this remedy at hand,
fDr its timely ut the first appearance OF Laueness
will efectually prevent those G0mlGaOc
toned, to which all horses liable and which render
many otherwise valuable horses nearly worthless
mvzl d3taw&weowly
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SnetIal 3lotltes.

london Club Sauce.-Ths Sauce celebrated
throughout Europe, and warmly recommended by the
celebrated cuisiner SOyer possesses unrvaed rich
ness and delicacy of taste imparting relish unsur-
passed by all other Sauces. ready made Dishes Its
flavor is agreeable and no one accustomed to its
would to sit at table loaded with the richest
vands without it, For sale by all Grocers
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-10-30

PhotOGraphs'-At' Union Art Gallery" from life
to miniature sizes, and finished either in OIL Water
INDIA Ink, Pasle or Crayon Also, Ambrotypes Melan
otypes, &c, all sizes. PARTICULAR ATTENTION
PAID TO COPYING PICTURES OF DECEASED
PEOPLE.
The best Pictures in the city at the most reasonable
prices, are made at the Unon Art Gallery" 1877 Main
street. au20 diff
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-10-30

The Worcester City Agency.-ln Board OF AL
dermen, March 9th 1861 John y. Hill appointed an
agent for the City of Worcester to purchase and sell
sirituous liquors for medicinal, chemical and mechan
cal purposes or the current year. in conformity to the
laws of this Commonwealth and such rules and regua
tons may be adopted by the Board of Mayor and Al
dermeu. The Agencyis at JOHN O. HILLS Apothecary
Store Mechanics Hall Building, Worcester. Per order
aD2 d&wgm w. W. RICE. Mayor.
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HgAIg ISIED.

In Hartford, Conn, Oct l6, Rev Edmund Rowland of
Brattlebor@' Vt, (fqrmery Of Sprnefeld) tie Sarah,
In Kingston, c, Oct %, BuIger 25, to Mrs Eliza
beth Blount IS, and worth $4,000
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-10-30

OTICE.-Mr. JOHN MoREY, Jr, who
has heretofore successfully carried on the Hair
dressing business, Foster street. transferred his
business to Mr.. W H. JANKINS, late OF the firm of
Jankins Clough' who will continue the business on
Foster street Persons holding bills against Morey
are requested to present them for settlement Also those
who are indebted to him desired make immediate
payment as he Intends leaving the city d4w o26
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New Carpets fine lot, nice all Wool ones Just
received from the New England Carpet Co. so durable,
beautiful so cheap; so say ALL Call and see them, at
the Poetical Exchange in The Bay state Block, Ter
shal be happy to show them. oRSoN HEATH
auto diff
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-10-30

From the celebrated mandatory of Cornelius Il Baker.
shall continue to be in receipt of these Goods the
patterns out, at all times keeping hand the
best stock to be found in the city, and the lowest
prices.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-10-30

MrS. NJ. w, Geralds, PHYSICIAN AND SUCCESS
FUL MIDWIFE removed to No. Is Mechanic street, di
recy opposite her former residence. Special attention
given to Uterine Complaints and diseases of children
Once hours tromI to 8 A. NJ, and from to > T. NJ
nd
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-10-30

H. G. .. Blake will give instruction in the Ancient
ana Modern Languages and in the common and higher
English studies. at No. Bowdoin street. sl3 diff
Mrs. =. Goodwin, an experienced and success
tu Midwife nOlds herself in readiness day and night
attend to the duties Of her profession. Residence Is
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