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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-29


HALLWAY, Oct ~ The steauship fllinois from
southampton bound 10 New York, has put into
ns port hef news hss BEEN mainly anticipated
The Garihaldians bad taken the south hssti an
o. SsPua. The Royal!sis were retreating towards
Victor Emmanuel has issued q manifesto 20
southern Italy, announcing that the Sardi mans
under their King would enter the Nes politan Ter
ritery AZ three points on the 9th Instant
Inc Ausrians were reinforcing their Rarrisons
al Illistria and walmatia
The programme Of the future Congress, propossd
70 be held on italian AFFAIR.". will be eramined nj
tne Wsrsaw meeting 10 will then be submittol
to The English and French Governments FOR their
approval. e''
The Popeh oficisl journal has Published On ar
dcle claiming " 81. Peters pence" from ali he
IeltnIoI, out declaring that the Pope will not &c
cept subsidy from any sec ular Power
The advices from China, received via Russis
state that GOO OF the Pekin militia had been sept
against the English, but the people Of Pekin were
generally favorable TO the English cause Ths
Chinese insurrection was extending
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sFoUR DAYS Later SROM EUROPE.
Arrival of the Fulton off Cane Race


ST. yoHN's, Oct 29.-The steamship FULTON.
Win European advices Of the nth, passed Cape
PIONEER DIsPATcH-The Nespolitan Princes
nave ordered a renewal Of the attack upon Cart
oaldt's position before Capua
IL Is asserted that great CONSERVATION prev,sl. On
tue cabinet AZ Turin on account Of the Russian
ana Prusian Embassies having reunited in a for
Papal States. - '--e
Late advices from China report that the Allies
had ettae ked the Tartar Chinese Camp, and that
the Chinese fed in disorder. A grand attack On
the Taku Forts was 70 be made on the 18th Au-
gust by the allied forces.
LIVERPOOL, Oct 1.-THE cotton market for
Monday and Tuesday closed with an upward
tendency, and 1-l6a higher than on Friday.
Flour dropping.
Wheat partially higher, closing with an I'D
ward tendency.
Corn quiet and generally unchanged.
ConsOls 90 a921.
The steamers Teutonia, Anqlo-Saxon. and Adri
attic had arrived out safely.
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THE LATEST NEWS
ELEG RAPHIO.
speech Il HrrseheI v. J.a....

RIcHNoNp, Va, Oct. s7.-Herschel Y. Joh,.o,
spoke here to-night He stated that thos~ VINO
sought 30 Oppose Douglas were the disunioo,,.s.
that the true national democracy were tbose who
hominated Deuglss; that the eecedi ne delegates
Were excluded from the Convention They went
out on miserable technicality reeardles az prin-
PIE. The Virginia delegation voted ffty-seven
umes Tor Hunter, and they thereby signifed their
s u,eseenee in the Douglas platform, and Il was
pao ,aitn on Their part 20 turn round and adopt
kintloge as their nominee He gave a history
o. the clayton compromise az conclsded bv i q
s,Inoun and Mr.. Clayton. 20 which Nr. Mason
,l ef'eo IN hls speech. He said that labsms An
80, In the National convenfion. d,mand "A n.n-
no,,Is. as s.ae 9sa ncH of her support Of
,t'-osS Mhi5e virginia, In the same Convention,
nno.gn MT hussel, one Of her deleO.tes frst a.,
n n ana then waived this principle He quoted
Is opinion OF Mr. hunter In the Senate in favor
OF the power OF territorial leysl ture, % regnl,t.
slavery In their own way. He maintained ttst tls
South acc ulesced In the Badger proviso IA we'll
as Mr.. Buchanan; and Mr.. BreckInridces, .ccen,-
ance OF the nomination at Cincinnati was proof "a
gross Inconsistency, which the country will dulv
appreciate. De coneluded with some Other fscS
IN regard 20 the Missouri compronise
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Hon. solomon G Haven. P..,,,...

BUFFALO, N. Y Oct 27.-Hon Solomon g !.
Haven bias written a letter 20 the Breckinridge
Central COMMITTEES for Erie county, pledging HIM
sell 70 ACT WIZ the democracy In opposition % the
Carlos Cobb, the Breckinridge nominee for Con
grtss, has declined 20 accept the nomination
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The Pacific ana AtI,,t,. T.I...

Fokr SMITH, Oct. 27.-The overland mall brtnrv
the gratifying news Of the completion Of the
Pacific and Atlantic Telegraph 10 Los Angeles on
the 9Th Inst. Congratulafory messages PANIED be-
tween the Mayor OF Los Angeles and the President
OF the Board Of Supervisors AT San Francisco.
Senator Latham set the first pole east Of Los An
gelos, and left for the States the same day
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Baltimsrs Markets-

BALTIMORE, Oct 29.-Flour 10 Y cent lower;
Howard street Ohio and CITY Mils IS so Wheat
active and less firm; red 81 25al 81; white 81 sOa
.65. Corn &c. lower; yellow 66s6ec white 7la
&c Provisions quiet and steady; mess pork
$3.50. Coffee firm. whisky dull at 2la2l Ne
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HALFWAY ptI.s

Nercoss Debil.ty, fe.-.As sedafive and Inyigor-
etng medicine, these Pills have had an astOne hing
success in every part OF the civilized globe. They
are unaffected by climate their are the
same in the tOrrid zone the Artle regioas. They
regulate the pulse and the action OF the heart brace
snd strengthen the relaxed nerves, give tone and
energy 10 the general system, and BY re- es ablish-
ingn effort OF the vital functions extins ulsh
tine elements OF melancholy, depressed spirits, blues
81 per box $50 = oc ls-lw
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The Election I'm New MERGE

ST. Louis, Oct 26.-Judge Keerthley, who in.
troduced bill at the last session Of the New Mex
lean Legislature for the repeal Of slavery has been
re-elected without opposition
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ST. LOUIS, Oct 27.-Yesterday the Vice Prevs.
dent OF the Lexington (Mo and 81 Louis Rail
roao contracted with Chouteau, Harrison a Vale.
Of this city. for iron for the entire length Of thc
road from Farmers City 10 Lexington, az ty miles
which istO be completed in twelve month"; Tbe
road connects at the former place with the Pacific
Railroad. The above contract involves a Quartz
OF million Of dollars. The rails are 20 be manu-
featured here, Of Missouri iron.
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reW Ver n.rn,..

view Ter MAfkst-.
2 NEw YORK, October 2e-Flour firm; sute SS 90
ass IS; Ohio IS 75ae5 so; southern ss 7sass
w heat steady. Corn sready; mixed 6e X6oc Pro
visions dull. whisky quiet at 2ic. - :,
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DIED.

On the es.h inst, G GEORGE HERcBS, youngest
months. - ~ - =, 80 = =
The friends ofthe family are respectfully INVITED
20 attend his funerAl 10 morrow, a. a'ci OK, Gom
the residences Of his parents, No. geo Virginis
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GENEVA, NY, Oct 27.-Tbe race bet,reer tn
Celebrated horses George M Pstchen and Flora
Temple, over the w hite Spring TrottinQ Psrf.
resulted as follows; The first heat Flora Temple
pole four lengths In advance, and throwina shoe
in the first quarter Patchen won the second heat
In 2s2s; Flora the third heat in 22e; Patchep dr.
tanced Flora In the fourth heat Very heavy track
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lO6 INTERT0R ADoRNMENr. d36
PiPEkRlNofvGs s.d WINDOW SHiDks.

New Fail stock OF Paperhansinss from the rich
and ornate % tAs nest chAsts and single Patterns,
~ ase sSose so s19
Gcld Band Window Shades Imtaton Gold and
common Shades, Bad. Green and Blue SHADE Hol
BSs and Green ooiorss from rsososrsSh 70 portrait
s3e. Just received AZ Ne 4eS Seventh st.
afhfnlly exeoussd in city o. eouut<y sstisfaction
gusra7ned or no pay required. Please give ne .
y - - - - I'm j InARKRITER-
.elnS No. sss s'v''slo 8 s sSSs; :si Hal
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NOW HAVE THE LADIES voTED9

ELIAS HOWE, JR, of Boston, Who il the inventor
OF the "iock.sti!oh" used By the prlncIpsi SEWING
HIM of the number sold by each company, and
o6lige. them g pay him hcense for eyerJ
be seen that WHEELER wilson's sew
esfed parties 70 lniure lt8 sAle. Il,
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Peer Tommy.

( p 81 W. Foor Tommy. 80
The star Of dear Tommy Is nearly eclipsed, ~
BY prince from old Albion's shore; f,s-
Thecfowd, like mad donkeys, all chase after him,
And think Of poor Tommy no more. 20 ~ > {
Not only the crowd, but our President, too,
Mis- Lane and the Cabinet clique,
All acted as II 'twere an honor supreme,
That they, with live prince, could speak.
The crowd may be tickle, but can't forget
So 70 McLaughlin's frequently stray. 800.
To look at the toys made by Japanese hands, ~
And TO muse on poor Tom far away. l'.t.s
II is sure great Nation, whose artlzan sons,
!; Can make work 90 xquisiteiy neat
Az that Cabinet-meant 10 hold fetters and notes,
z Gems or jewels-and all 30 complete. 5t
Then the workstand, with cushions for needles
. and pins, eoe
|. With drawers for scissors and thread, 49,.
IL perfect bUoH, for, In patterns most rare, 49,
I II, with mother-of-p pearl, 70 inlaid 1,'s ..s-
MISUNDERSTANDING place where the ladies should 20
\ When they wish to buy something that's rare
OF japanese work, and other nice things, y -
For the best In the market IL there : 81
DR.. ScHIScK win be In this city on the 3ist
instant 81
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LOST AND FOUND. .2 p,

1 osr,On the way from National Hotel to Mr..
lssather SATCHEL, containing from $40 to ESQ.
1t at Y; WILLIAMS, 50 Market space.
STRAYED AWAY, from the Subscriber on
Nj i Hsys Isss oS ,S ssIh small soR
q small white star in his forehead. A liber- ga
al reward wi be paid for his return 70 ms cor ner
shs ss ri Tfn6T iHi'Ssei near
e. REWARD -strayed or stolen from the
about the soth of September, a small GRAY IN
HORSE. The sand horse may be known ifEla
any one has taken him up, by his being hard to
sboys reward if returned to me. w. 8. WRIGHT,
north A, betwesn 7th and 18th east. oc @ 81
T OST-Any reward the fnder may think suf-
- hciert will he paid for the return of a small
Watch Key and a small Los ket, enamel ed in. blue,
attached to chased Ring, supposed to have been
street, between the Avenue and the Office of the
&C = q! A. ?. ip6ifsRRIcK. No. 80 Pa. ave.
FOgND-On THURSDAY, 25th instant, between
Washington and Baltimore sum of NJ ONEY
ns q y @
Cox REWARD.-Ranaway from the under
On I'm tySs near PSs TohbscSe ~
MATTHEW and wilson. Ths former is
ABOUT IL years OF age, the latter some Is or l6 ~
Matthew Is thIck set boy. wi h broad besvy&k~
among other things black figured silk vest, very
good Wilson is rather delicate, very black and
has also; thInk, black suit No marks or scars
bEemaembered Both boys stammet and .tutter very
oc IS lw r. COMPTON. Port Tobacco,
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iTHt GRAND Lrvrr. of the Odd Fellows, a
Forrest Hall, Georgetown, tonight, bids fair te
% magnificent affair. and Of course will be very
npmsrously attended by the citizens both Of
georgetown and Washington. For full particu
Lars zee advertisement In another column.
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III Though THE srAR IL printed on The 11e,.-;
"eam pre1 In use soufh Of Baltimore, In ,3,,,sS
80 large as to require Il 20 Be put to mr.. :.
edfiy hour; Advertisements, taes.<o,s .s.,,s :.
'tnt In before IL o'clock n. osh.erv,.. So -.
not appear until the next day. ', nay
Soiic--Dsaict Of Colp.. nbi, Adv,rt,,-4,nea
A. and so,r.,s ~ ,ne bH- fMosR suSafe reviewed
-, -. .-es1 ir IN Tnx sraK Ur,c~, y 81
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iTHE MORAN cAsE.-The case against william,
Baylim, who was arrested. on the 18th Of Septam
Der, was for an assault and battery on James
has disnissed the s8auit and battery case, and a
new Warrant, containing the charge Of killing
has been issued Bsyliss has been In Jail await
iag the result Of the wounds TO have hearing,
nesses can be found
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CENTRAL GUARD-HousE CAsRs.-Snnday C
Williamson, Geo. Thompson, and Edward Ridge
way. disorderly conduct and breaking a store
window; the two frat named fined 50 Is; the last
ruled for trial. Frank Adams and 6 60. Lee drunk
and disorderly; fine and costs, Sc Is. Emma
Nelson, drunk and profanity; work. ouse 81 days.
John Moran, drunk and disJrderly; do. 81 is.
Snsin Andersen and Julia Butler. larceny of
bacon; dismissed. ""| $50. slfDF
Monday Mick Smith, (cold,) drunk and dis
orderly; workhouse 90 days. Mary Butler, (coPd J
do; do; 80 DAYS. Alfred Church, Vincent Garner,
SO. IS each. o.. :. s0.'1 "a az b" l"1--- :
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FoR THE BENEFIT Of parents, guardians, and
Young men, and all others DESTROYS OF embracing
the healthy, innocent and agreeable am usement Of
dancing, | would call attention to the card Of
Prof Marini, who is, beyond doubt, one Of the
most accomplished and fashionable instructor In
his profession.
1t ONE OF HIS FORMER PATRONS
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ARaIyED, at csrters wharf, foot of Thirteenth-
snd,a,hah stree, schrs- George p, Upshur, Todd,
Fraser; Gen. Eaton, Christopher, Havre-de-Grace
with cargo Of coal tor Mr., Gec.ge Bogus Belle
Conway, Delaney. Philadelphia, with lbs tons Of
coal for Mr.. A. B. Waller; Pursuit, Adams, Phil.
adelphia, with cargo Of coal for Mr. Geo RI KId.
we'll; Honesty, Penton, ZANE port, with 40 ton,
coal, cousigned to Mr., VIM, T. Rhees -
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BOARDING.

DERSONS CAN BE ACCOMMODATED
Il with pleasant Rooms and Board by applying al
4e9 f street, between Sd and 9Th SITS. oc 20 as
ROARDERS. CAN BE ACCOMMODATED
~ WI good Board and pleasant Rooms at a7s
nth ST between and X, on reasonable terms,
Oy MIS- hlLLEARi. oc p a.
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CIRcuIr CoURr.-To-day the Court took mp
case in which action was brought by the arm Of
hlng e Burchell, gfocers, against Mr.. Brooke
the defendant's family. The defense set up was
that the defendant had advertised that he would
not pay fos any goods furnished his family, save
such an ne should order over his own signature.
IL was In proof, however, that the goods In ques-
tion were furnished prior to the date Of the ad.
vefusement The case was pending when our
reporter LEFT the eonrt SD 'E0 ~ =
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wAJER was, on Ssturd2y ia.t. for the nrst time.
let into fBs 90 secfi Of ne s0iaeh wstss mai
Of the Wsshingten Aqasdncts (ffsm We fistrisu-
found 70 be . al rishs and tight. q The wask Of
Pe-layiag y Psegne'sIss YeAdiy p saeysnnn-
shed 'ee'ions AUn.M w
AsrIs rios Is called. 20 ths ~adsrtiseme M Of a
1S1se 10 rent eosnes q Wslfsh sssees ana Nav
"a be ighbsshsod an ia sssId s Md.
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Borgp TO CIR ,KM The wizard Belmon
sssens deter mined NOT only to make himxlf know
- magician, but AZ q manager, a. we understan,
hs h.s engsged seversi srtisss, both vocal and In
Mag1ptip Size Quarteue, who are said "a b. On
vocn1m up Ia all the ballads, and VIII sIns I
sslscf1oa 90 The NEST popular. This, ia coaSec
tion With many other, and the disiipg pished Pro
very important part Of which IL the reduction o
price to Is and 10 cent? [k&sN. w
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DxAIH AND BURIAL OF JAMES MoR AN.-After
lingering In pfecarious condition fof I'VE weeks
during portion Of which time he saiEsred in.
tsns-iy, James Moran expired early on Sasurdav
night fhe cause Of death has been before stated
In the STIR and Is familiar to our citizens gensr.
ally II 10 only necessary here 70 say that dim
Guilty occnrfed near the hotel Of Capt. z Birch,
In the seventh Ward, and a fight ensued, an
which Moran was struck on the head, with q
stone with such force a. TO fracture the skull
Able surgeons were called TO the case but all
their skih could prolong bis life but few weeks.
Yesterday he was buried in Mt 0livst Gene
terry. The Franklin Fire Com pany, Of which he
was member, turned OUT in citizens dYess,
having with theIn Pfospesig band, and the ma.
uoaal Dag draped In mounting. Derga cations Of
the mon and Perseverance Fire Companies were
also IN the procession. Deceased leaves two or
thres iriesesting children 70 the cane Of very
worthy grandmother. -
We regret to learn that al the Fire Company
wa returning from the cemetery, a party veil
known as the "Rams," tried 10 provoke fgh,
sy s.sauliing persons In the line. The ffemen
h.d respect enough for thenselves 70 endure the
,nsui'a, and pass along without breaking up thsis
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Race between Flsra Temple and George M
Patcheu

attic had arrived out safely
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s4NKzs : H0oaHLs
Worcester daily spy., 1860-07-16

PROPAGATION OF FINE RosBs.--I may not
be known to many Of our readers that the fine
roses of the China varieties may be readily
propagated by means OF slips. Cut from the
wen rlpened wood slips three or four inches
IN IN length, strip off part of the foliage, and
insert them in clean white sand, placed in pots
or.ooXes' Keep them regularly watered, so
tnat they may not get dry, and at a regular
temperature: They strike root very freely
oone practice covering them with a bell
glsss' put those OF most experience do not con.
propagate any Of the choice roses desiroa "iSv b,
budding, IN the same manuer as fruit trees re
budded. IL adds much to the beauty of the
hardy climbers, to have the main trunk varie.
gated with branches Of roses, of different
shades of cooring. 'io"'
Worcester daily spy., 1860-07-16

some four years ago (what the reason is we
now hear nothing of them we do not know.
In their live stock, the Chinese have especial
ly studied fecundity, early maturity, and apti-
tude. Their sheep are very prolific three of
them were imported in London, and placed in
the London Gardens, and the increase of lambs
was so great, they became a nuisance One
eve had five lambs, another four, and another
three In the United States, Capt. Theodore
Smith began with the Chinese sheep in 1854,
and in eighteen months he had an increase of
seventy four, one Of the ewes having had
twelve lambs in fifteen months. He says the
sheep are large and handsome, and the mutton
of superior delicacy.
Worcester daily spy., 1860-07-16

Fun FOR M. DE BALzAC.-M de Balzac
was once lying awake in bed, when he saw
man enter his room cautiously, and attempt
to pick the lock of his writing desk The
rogue was not a little disconnected at hearing
a loud laugh from the occupant of the apart.
ment whom he supposed asleep. "Why do
you laugh 2" asked the thief 81 am laughing,
my good fellow, said NJ. de Balzac, "to think
what pains you are taking, and what risk you
run, in hopes Of finding money by night in a
desk where the lawful owner can never find it
by day" The thief Evacuated Flanders" at
onpp
Worcester daily spy., 1860-07-16

INCREASING FEcUNDITY IN DOMESTIC An
lMALs.-The Ohio Farmer says the English
are devoiine much attention to this, particular.
ly as regards sheep, endeavoring to have the
ewes lamb iwlce a year and bring twins ev-
cry time, and il thus alludes to The nmons
Chinese sheep which made some stir here
Worcester daily spy., 1860-07-16
Sold by BUSH & CO., Worcester.
NJ. 5. BURR IL Co. Boston, General Agents for New
England deod&weowly u2
R r o N HAL LOZENG
Manufactured by
CHASE 81 CO., BOSTON, MASS.

The manufacturers of these Lozenges have for years
been endeaVorng TO possess themselves with suitable
recipe which would be invaluable in the alienation and
cure of all Bronchial difficulties, ana at length having
received the assistance of distinguished Boston Phvs
clan, before the public with article which they
warrant second to none now in use.
Those afflicted feel perfectly secure in using the
Lozenges tor they have been thoroughly tested during
the past year they have been freely distributed
among all classes of persons and all unite In pronouncng
them fully equal to anything of the kind in the market
The reputation which CHASE a. co have enioyed for
the past twelve years in the manufacture LoZenges
that could be relied upon for strength and purity will
guarantee of the superior excellence the Bronchial
ozenges. And their perfect knowledge of the business,
together with their facilities for manufacturing enable
them place this SPECIFIC within the reach of all.
They be found at all the respectable Apothecaries
GrOcer and Country Stores the low price of 10 Cts
per BOX.
Ministers, Public Speakers, Teachers Singers, and
Others will find tor their advantage to give them fair
trial.
GEO r. SPURR, POI Main street, will furnish the
trade of Worcester and vicinity, at Wholesale Retail
is deoptf
Worcester daily spy., 1860-07-16
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR

" ALO ADLE NEAL ES1A1E FOX
SALE AT NEW WORCESTER-The subscriber
doing business out Of town. offers dispose of his Real
Estate at New Worcester consisting of "A acres of land
wih frontage OF nearly 300 feet Main street, the
same being well stock ed with fruit trees The buildings
are small convenient hause and superior barn both
supplied with excellent and never failing water The
above property situated elevated ground on the north
SIDE OF the street commanding fine view the beautiful
and thriving village of New Worcester Omnihusses pass
the door hourly For further particulars inquire Of c.
Flage's Block, or the subscriber, at Charlton
WARREN BAKER
Worcester daily spy., 1860-07-16

GOOD News FOR THE DAIRYMEN-If our
agricultural friends have studied the statistics
OF exports of certain articles OF produce for the
first half OF the present year, they must have
derived from them some idea of the demand
just now made upon this country for some of
its leading productions. They can also give
to the facts there presented such significance
as they deem them entitled to- III connection
with the prices likely to rule for some OF these
articles the present season.
The export demand for butter and cheese, of
course bears no adequate comparison with the
demand for home consumption; still SO great
an increase as that exhibited in the first halt of
the present year, cannot but exert an influence
upon the prices to be obtained by the pro.
ducers. Although the figures to which we re-
fer are published weekly in our columns, it
may not be amiss to repeat them here, so far
as two leading articles of animal production
are concerned The exports from the port of
New York to foreign ports during the first six
months OF 1858, 1859 and 1860, have been as
follows
Worcester daily spy., 1860-07-16
furniture, 1T.
NEW FURNITURE WAREHOUSE.
Substantial and Elegant Furniture.

n ". AILI, ate OF the Fm OF Z. G. Partrdge u Co.,
would inform his friends and the public that he has leased
the beautiful and spacious Warehouse No Faggs Build
ing, opposite the Bay State House. Worcester and will
give his attention to the Furniture business in all its
branches and will keep constantly hand well select
od stock OF substantial and elegant Furniture
cash from the best manufactures in the country will
warrant the same equal in style and finish any in
worcester County or the money will be refunded His
assortment will consist of rich and medium Drawing
Room, Parlor Dining Room, and Chamber Furniture
Looking Glasses in variety OF and finish: will
keep on hand the best Live Geese Feathers pure cured
Horse Hair Mattresses, and all other kind Mattress
also; very desirable assortment elegant Window
Shades, Fixtures &c; all of the approved kinds OF
Spring Beds and in fact every article usually found IT.
Furniture establishment Furniture of all dissertations
Upholstered TO order in superior Do fail to
call and examine the stock before buying.
n2g
Worcester daily spy., 1860-07-16
p ELIEF IN TEN MIN NUTES S
BRYAN'S PULM0NIC WATERS,

The most certain speedy remedy discovered for
for all Diseases of the
CHEST AND LUNGS, COUGHS, COLDS, ASTHMA
Consumption Bronchitis, Influenza, Hoarsc-
ness, Difficult Breathing Sore
Throat, &c, &c.