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M arkets.

Nkw ORLEANS Feb Q, 1861.
Gotten closed with declining tendency; sales to-day
$50 bales, at losc. for middng sugar steady, at
a1c tor fair TO fully fair Aolasses S3c 26c Flour
It 50 20 50 tor superfne. Corn 6tc. sc. Whskey
At ,slac. i9c. Exchange on London, 1929 1887
Freights unaitercd.
MoHnE Fob. o, 1861.
Cotton sales Of ,oco bales at 1oAc for mddlng The
ma ket M very dun.
BALTIMORE, Feb. o, 1851
Flour duh and heavy: Ohio and Howard street, So rs;
fily Mills ri IS I2k Wheat dull: red, 81 Is 81 IS
white 81 40 81 90. Corn steady yellow at soc.
white, 66c CSC. Provisions quiet. Coffee active at
i2kc u l3c. whiskey dull at 1sc.
CINCINNATI Feb Q, 1891.
Flour very duh, M "a 90 81 20 for superhne. Nhs
key ~ 13Ac. Provisions quiet and firm. Blc,, Arm
ard quiet Pork quiet and irm at Si7 SIT rs for
lard dull at 9hc. sight exchange New York arm at
u per cent premium Money market unchanged
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Az opxnArrc Juror IaPEspRo.-The chief
.or;c IF discussion In the fashionable and artis-
..;e circles Of the metropolis is the new opera
/ " Verdi, "The Masquerade Ball." which IS 70
,e sung for the first time in America At the
Academy Of Music this evening. Tho plot Is
,as, the thing for these stirring tmes--fdii OF
treason. stratagem and spoilA The connois-
.seurs who have attended tho rchearsals are
charmed with the music; all the favorite ars's's-
Colson, Hinkley, Drignoli, Ferri, &C., &c.-ars
in the cast, and Muzio has labored necessarily
TO present perfect ensemble. II Is now i0f"
public TO do its part, and to show wb'' .oer II
really true that Brooklyn is be arb me,ronoli
while New hork " nope .essly given over
trashy dramas and negro minstrelsy.
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Kansas Relief Meeting.

ALBANY, Feb. 10, 1861.
meeting was held here last night to Take measures
for the relief OF the sufferers In Kansas Mayor Thatcher
presiding. and large number OF prominent ;ltizens
present. Gentlemen direct from Kansas addressed
the meeting, giving a most deporabe account of the
condition Of the people there. committee OF thirty
appointed to the entire city aud solicit sub
scriptons from the people. The committee will com
mepce their operations omorrow morning. commit
tee was also appointed memorabilia the Legislature
and urge the immediate passage of bill appropriatug
500 900 to aid the sufferers.
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course OF Governor Andrew, of Massachusetts,,
who favors serviie instructions but we do
max that New York, which has such vast inte-
rests at stake in the Union, should be the last
State 70 take measures which cannot fail to
widen the breach between the North aud the
South.
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CONsUMPTIOM
~ Mrs, BEgsuLD ~ wIett street 10 Dr. ;. d. DURKIN.
Eraaa

sR-n consideration of the services red
m my PROSTATE condiiion that eoasse 90 duty to-
lbe second part as am swsre there hunrrds and thou
II they Thought there thing,
sfts humbucged by medical another that
ens 10 % nsy hs.s ss 90 s
ing daily victims 70 NE treatment Q, the family physician
doctor quits TO arrest the aldy u
false to the rields Of The sarl c"nvn
escence Of the patient hs deusion this be
BY writer on diseases q the throat and lungs
that there not doctor out Of tsn thousand tho
verify korse his statement, far
for had the opinion and treatm Of phyioiars
tbroas and lungs which first began with sensation
my 'hron and gradually In swallowing catching
cold The slightest exposure constant hawking ard
ing thick guey white siue IKE asrch and finally thick
tie morning and then appeared quite elbow and solid my
appetite failed and my flesh wasted away had suffered
cusa my head and annoyed NE constantly sch
ing All the doccra that consulted seemed TO inspire me
felt wcrse the than when commenced taking their
medicines At enTth having tried and taken all that
sep w ras sG Sd e oo 81 6r ndS
No 81 Broadway and DID % on The 2st q November last
was removed, which vas the caise OF all my trouble
ssS pa P a asn sa or 90 al S"u
feeling difficulty Of breathng back or stomach rou-
Is 9oaspated o. -onGned are n quite regular have now
taken reed past five feel well
note have much mPs;ay f'r hose who sase -
have suffered 70 tong my .lf ai .it a. should Explain
sons.i.aan Rb entire conhasnce IN your skill and medi.
Mrs nETst LII, age a. No. ~ whle't street.
D.. J. D. pURRiN, 6l4 Bro~dwHy.
Bet~es Prince and Houson streets, n rs,
Physician q tho throat and lungs De consulted at his
cobsns lon aud medicine fc S. witch will ss,
,se despached psr express 70 any address all over The
without tha specified enclosure
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Cour, Cmlemder-Thi. D.v

SrIhsm CorRr, CIRcpn-Part Mos ACT, All, IS,
367 15a, 2s7 Ala ats, All, 42s, AT, 42s 4s1 433,
4tg, AL 4I3 445, 40 451.
srrpsNs Coux1-GsSrRAI 7xxx-Nos -, 80 to Al,
~ t. 60 g.
SUPERIOR CouRr.-part Mos. 21I, "a, SOL. liza,
ISL, l1s3, 1ls6, 1871, 1875, 1905, f2l3 l2I7 1872
1891 327 ol3 Part 2-Nos la, 1872, CSC, $40, 800,
e02, 90i, e0S, 912, T5l, Ia
COMMON PL.As.-psrt Mos. 2oo> 32s, 32T 32s
&C a3i, ss2, 3a3, 334. $780, 337 sss, 33o. -, Sc
Inrt 2-Nos, 1853, 3ss, 34l, 345, sts 347, 80, aO,
3sl, 3s2, 354, 355. $50, s57, 35s.
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NORFOLK, Feb 10.
Barkantine Ephrlam William from Baltimore, bound
for Wilmington n c. with coal has arrived here with
oss IF anchors chains and SAIL in the gale OF Thursday
nancI Cushman c,lorcd, frozen to death; and Ave
u the crew are badly frost bitten and have been taken
the hospital
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Nm IsyERSAL MACHINE ISDEEp.-Our Spring
sld correspondent informs us that some time
ago a mysterious looking box was sent by ex-
press from Tennessee to President Lincoln, who,
mindful Of The old adage as TO the danger
of accepting gifts from enemies, declined to
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Arrival of the Canada at Boston.

BUXTON, FtU 10, IoUI
The steamship Canada from Liverpool, via Halifax,
arrived at port at one p NJ. to-day Her news has been
received via Halifax. The mails and newspaper bag for
the Associated Press forwarded by this evenings
tram, and will reach New York early hour
row morning
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chasers The ss,es included abe 4 $50 bbs at Is rs
81 25 the letter nyre for su,a ,ts Of EXTRA southern
brands tbs sales enzsrsc sd abcu, 800 bbs closing
within the above range Of er rye -four quiet a,
Spsa,Ol, uorn %s ss s dull A. the above ngurss
port, a. well as Tor miH az, was light. The aAiss en-.
e,assi . ooe eusn M A. TX for Chicago spring
u "a ~ or AhwaW 60 club IN store and delivered,
ala 80 ,or red Wy ern, and 81 As FER prime white
Michigan ana , amber iowa a, 81 "a Corn again
nrse.uea ~ @" 1hile the sslcs embraced about
soVVo ous"s@ a. a. 65hc. fcr Old Western miSed Ia
stcie, euu Wv e7c for do delivered, and at csc.
&c ,w p%' new white Southern Barley was mao
we e@ s0c. Rye was namal az csc q soc. Oats
were "a deratc request whilo prices steady al
ssa,s for Canadian Western, aud st9skc $40 so'
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I
ASIusS-Ihe market was r,eady. srna sal ~ were
made at Sc SIC per 10. stock &c bbS pots and III
pearls total 3sA
and the of sterling exchange tho -kct was
heavy about five cents per barrel ovr or u,oat
scrptions Il shipping branos Tho ase eracei about
1000 bbls, closing within the allowt AZ range Of
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STILL CLrSaINd 70 TIE OH FLAG.-In bid
ding adieu to the late United States in
the Senate chamber, Senator Slidell, Of Lou
isiana, said:-"Every sea will swarm with
our volunteer militia of the ocean, with the
striped bunting floating over their heads-for
we do not mean to give up that flag without
bloody struggle. 1t is ours as much as yours;
and although for a time more stars may shine
on your banner, our children, if not we, will
rally under constellation more numerous and
more resplendent than yours" This is happy
thought The flag of the Union is vast i'm
prOvement upon Palmetto and Pelican flags.
Mr.. Seward is not to have a monopoly Of the
stars and stripes in which to wrap himself.
Southern heroes viii also make that flag their
winding sheet Let the Louisiana Senator
stick to that idea, and let 1t be insisted upon in
the Congress of the new confederacy at Mont
gomery. Let the special committee, appointed
on Saturday, to report ION a flag a seal, a coat
of arms and motto" for tho new republic
keep the stars and stripes in view. The star
spangled banner will thus continue to wave
in the United States South, as well as the
United States North, cover the land of
the free and the home of the brave" Long
may 1t wave. The two flags, similar in
stripes, will thus differ only in the num-
Der and splendor of their stars. Does this
spring from lurking idea that both confede-
racies are yet to be one again. 1t may be 50;
and if no coercion be attempted, and civil war
be not precipitated, more unlikely things have
come to pass, and some Of us may live to see
the day when the two confederacies shall be
united in one fold, under one shepherd and
under one and the same flag, with its present
stars increased and multiplied by accessions
from the far north, the distant south, the west
,ern horizon, and even those "isles of light set
in the blue ocean, illumined by the first rays of
the morning sum-
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Drawings NJ the Delaware state Tot

teries.-wC OBJ, EDDY co, Managers Of the
DELAWARE, KsSryfxy xrsrg LOFTY AXIS
DrLawARs--EsrRA CLASS 1fA Feb. q 1861
IL, 81, "a 81, 5, So, 26, -, u, 49, %, 49, IS 81
DKl-awARN--CLAss -, Feb g. Ss6l.
~, "a, -, IA. 81, rs, 30. o. 40. rs, AZ, 49, 65.
tree OF charysSy addressing atsheS W 49,
wNsp, EDDY 4 90 wilrs,cson, Delaware,
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LoSayics.-
:. sTssrs ccss1 y y p Feb. q 1851,
GRAss CossoIID ,rx LsrsRy- ~ Der, Feb 1881
~, 2, -. -, A., - rs, 1. Q. 80, 81, %.
II FRANCE A CO,
Wilmington, Delaware
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FMGusoN-TAGaARD-OnT Thursday evening" February
Z at the residence Of the brides father by the Rev.
Thos Treanor, DAVID w. FERGUSON 70 ELLEN A. TAGGARD
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The sterling Gas Regulator ImprcySs
,r ,ght ana Manufactured by wheeler VIII
son,s Esvina Machine Go. 0cc sos Broadway basement
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wsw s0vensed wigs ana Toupeess also,
McruSscturcd Sy W. A. BATCHkLoR, 10 Bond street
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hItche1or's HAIR Dye-Rettab1e, Harm
ese and ustAntsxAous black byowu Factory 81 Barclay
Srset saa sd applied Al BAToHELORs Wig Fscsoy, u
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atssmway d sons OversfrNMe crane
ara souare Pianos ARE nov considered the best
are warranted for ays ysaxN wArsrosms end y
street.
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Barry's Tricophsrous - tine osss 30
rrsstssrs sSs rsssorins Re nr Ladies t Sold b.
al druRaies
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rrusses,-Marsh Il Co.'S Radtcal Cure
rrvsa No yesey stree. sor House, opposite The church
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Cristadoro's Hair Dye, wigs and Tou-
dye privately applied, At No 6 Astor House ' ~ ~
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nih'@ns % Bottles OF

Mhs 'yINsLOw's SOOTHING SYRUP
~ 49, Every the United States FOR chidren
- G GnA never failing succsss Rslsf u IMMEDIATE
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..


A PAIR OF REAL NOVELTIES TO JOBBRS ONLY.
N The "PAPEK" NECKTIE Patent applied for.
"RKLIEF TIE sell adjusting; patented January o. 1851
SMITH BhOUWEk, Manufacture q,
SO WARREN ST., n Y.
Editors who copy the above and send marked psper,
will receive by mall patent "Relicf y lie.
IT EvERDELI'S OLD STORE. ZOE BROADwAY-
"A Wedding Carda1heso celebrated engraved cards soa1
only at this store
A T GIMBREDEs, $40 MISUNDERSTANDING MONO
IA grams beautifully cut and stamped on note paper.
A 81 30. DOUBLE SOLE NAPOLEON TAP BOOTH,
"A at JONES' 10 aud ~ Ann street: o style
N WIN EvERDELLS SONS-WtDDIN9 CARDS
"A and Envelopes Of tho latest Styles f04 Fulton street,
New York; established lel5
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- wheeler q Wilson's Improvex, sa~eAS~
Machines 81 reduced prces Once sos BroaSwsv
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,np EMPIRE SEWING MAO ,,,y. 90
sos0O. The cheapest because w = A In msrtst
SswSu' w roadway, New Yor<
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u,o ORDcRRs~-loU GASES gLNISGkHv roxnov
DocS Gn, 800 Char!oa L9ndon s.ordis ol :
'"'' w." - e'' Cash Drug House "A, mn.s,.y
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rwoM rnn Uppnn poroMAo.

DARNsrowN, Oct, l4.-One of the soldiers
of the New York thirty-tourth regiment, cap
tured with others two weeks ago while on a
scout opposite Col Lodew's eucampment, re-
turned Yesterday. He was taken to Fairfax
Court House, from whence he escaped. lie
reports that there are large bodies Of rebel
troops between Great Falls and Leesburg.
Two Of the six or eight rebel regiments at
Great Falls three weeks ago have mutned
and left 1t is said that they We're Mlsstsslp
plans. The remainder OF the force are SETTER
ed at Winchester Martinsburg, Shepparao-
town, aud Hancock. There Is a full regiment
at the latter place, which, from the fact Of its
being only post where salt could be obtain
ed was thought of sufficient importance to
protect by superior force This accounts for
the sudden disappearance from this quarter Of
the rebel army.
The war against liquor and liquor dealers
is being successfully carried on. Thousands
of dollars worth have been destroyed and
contiseated already. The individual killed
by tile lew drunken soldiers near Nealsyille,
last week, was not a citizen, but one OF their
own number. The perpetrators of the riotous
act are already under arrest, and TO be tried
by court martial.
Some of the regiments have not been fully
supplied with their outfit OF winter clothing,
and these regiments have been seriously re
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PACIFIC SPRINGS, Oct. 16-TAe pony ex,
press passed here last evening, with San
Francisco dates of the 9th inst A large
humpbacked whale was caught in the bay
of San Francisco, and is on exhibition, drawing
immense crowds, at fifty cents each.
The ship Lotus brought Hong Kong dates
of the 18th OF August Private letters from
thence to mercantile house in San Francisco
say priyateer was fitting out at Shanghai.
Capt Allen who took the steamer Surprise to
Shanghai, Capt. Lynch, formerly steamer cap
tain on the China coast, Mr. Ward, who
has held a colonelcy in the Chinese imperial
ranks, and Mr.. Ceery, United States store.
keeper at Shanghai, are engaged in the piracy.
L is said the schooner has been equipped
from the United States naval stores, but
think there was only coal therein.
The schooner w. b. Scranton, with cargo
of lumber, was seized by the marshal for con.
fisealion, being partially owned by rebels. 1t
is one OF the fastest sailers on the Pacific.
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blockade of Charleston WIN tr"itots o'lueu
and Mason on board Also t''at Il 1t pio.e5
they have not sailed as stated tNey WI" nlu
our government on the watch LOT tnenl' upon
the route which they previously mtehueu TAX
ing.
The dispatch from New Orleans OF :, Grey r..'
town Holns is dls0eiieVe" mere, rs lo'l'S
was always renal kabIe 0IagSart.
1t is said two South Carolina regiments nave
left Beauregard, one OF which was esteemed
his crack corps.
Col. TAYLOR, of the thirty third New York
regiment, has been temporarily appointed to
command Gen. Stevens brigade, the latter
being detached Tor important service elsewhere
The New York seventy ninth is now under
command of the senior captain, Morrison,
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NEW nnnr. OCT lBNcorroN nrrt; sales small. at

NEW YORK, Oct. l6-COrI0N qrct sales small, at
2l2 @ 2I4c for ni3dllng aplands o,
fLOUt-Recepts 81 ,2l5 bbs; sales A500 bbls; state
andA western heavy, ana shade frner; superne state
So 20 a $50; extra stale S14O q $500 round hoop ONO
So 70 a $50; superdne western 1913 @ g 55O common
to good extra So 40 q 800 southern nrmer sales
$500 Dbls included in tue sale are 1000 Dds extra Bran
DIVINE atfull prices; Canada supeIhne r. 70 9 aSo,
GRAIN-Whedt lc better; sales l,2uO bushels Corn
lie beter sales 600 BUSH included in the sale are SO
900 bush mixed in store at 6Oe, free OF storage
to Nov H. and 90 600 do to arrive private terms;
mixed western, 81 q 55c Tor damaged IS a 5sc.
PROVlSIUNS.-Beel dull; sales 001 bbls PORK active
and irmer; sales 1850 bbls; mess 5000 g BIS am ut-
ms ected 10 at sih,25; prime s9,5 q slo Lard nfm;
sales 225 bbls Mt 81 a SIC Whisky active an trm
err sales 1870 bbls Z03 q 2l3e chiefly at lie Sugars
quiet; sales 394 hhds Muscovado, at % o3c Melado
5SI hhds, private Coffee quiet; Rio, 300 bags
at 62 q 64c Laguayra 50 bags at BE Melasses quet
New Orleans. IS hhls. at 55c.
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GEN. BUTLER IN VERMONT.

MONTPELIER, VI, Oct. l6.-In joint as.
semby, TO day, Geo w. Bailey, was chosen
secretary of state, receiving 19l votes, to 46
cast Tor Benz. a. Dean.
Maj Gen. Butler reached town last night,
on business relative to raising his New Eng
land brigade. This afternoon he addressed
The people in the representatives hall, which
was packed to its utmost capacity.
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DEPARTURE of REG ULARS FROM
NEW Lsg%DON.

New LONDON, CIR, Oct. l6.--The 18th reg
iment u. S. regular infantry left here tonight
by the steamer Connecticut, tor Jersey City,
en- route to Perryville, Md The regiment
numbers about eight hundred with the band
and drum corps. 1t is under the command of
Major Giddngs.
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LOUISVILLE, Oct. l6,-Secretary Cameron,
slightly indispoSed, and suite, arrived this af.
ternoon. They leave to morrow morning for
Lexington, en- route for Cincinnati The speedy
movement of Buckner's forces from Bowling
Green is anticipated, from the fact of his hay
ing annulled last weeks contracts previously
made fer provisions for his army.
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HARTFORD, Oct. l6.-lhe Connecticut leg
isature adjourned this afternoon. The eighth
regiment Connecticut volunteers, Col. Har.
land, leave Tor New York by steamboat at four
O'Clock Thursday afternoon. Itnumbers over
1000 well equipped men.
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FROM NEW YOgK-SAILENG OF TE1E
FL EsAs,I.

New YORK, Oct. lb.-Ihe French gunboat
Surcoaf arrived to day from ST. Thomas.
The Express states that the frigate Wabash,
the gunboats Florida, Augusta, James Ad ger,
Unadia Ottawa and Seneca, sailed this tore.
noon from this port
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minded of the fact by the frosts Of the past
few nights
All was quiet along the Potomac yesterday
and to-day, from Great Falls to the mouth OF
Seneca river
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Retruits lQIanteO.
A TTENTION FAUGH BALLAUGH
MASSACRE EI"I'S IRISH YOLUN-
TEERS-3STH REGIMENT.

All citizens of Wor ester wishing to Join this regiment
can do by applying at No. Lincoln House Block,
where every accommodation will be afforded for recruits
who desire to enlist for the war.
COZ THOS. 5. MURPHY, formerly captain OF the
New York Montgomery Gugrds, will command this re IL
ment The people of Worcester have made ample pro-
vision for those joining the ranks of the army. Any per
son eniistng in company regiment out of the Com
nonwealth Ortes the liberal bounty of Sl00 at the
pra ion of the Pay and ratioGs and clothing upon
enlistment. The recruits tor this giment will so into
camp at Camp Cameron, Cambridge, and all who
desire join its ranks, should make application
to Lieut. j, y. MON OLE, No. Lincoln House Block,
the only auth rzed recruiting officer for this regiment
for Worcester and vicinity. All per ons cautioned
agai st enlistng for it elsewhere. sl0O to be paid
to each man at the cnu OF the Twenty-Five Dollars
month to those having wife and twoc children TWEEN.
:y-0ne Doais month to those having wife and one
child Seventeen Dollars month to those having wife
only. Thirteen Dollars month to single mem but IA
TIERS mothers sisters, and brothers. dependent upon
single support will draw the pay from the
stale is paid to the families of married men. Don't
be humbugged by misrepresentation. as No advance
pay, any bounty will ne paid by any recruiting off
Ger in Wore ester in the state. by order OF zen Bull
lock general recruiting agent for the state for Massa
chuse Is Volunteers
Now is the time 10 enst Tickets TO the camp free
volunteers. GIT OF
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A TTENTION IA fine onportnnitx for

a IIEN1tON "A line opportunity Tor
IA Company of young men who desire active service
Wautedl5O engineer soldiers for the sapper and Miner
Company &C Of tine regular Army. proper proper
ton must be skul mechanics; they must be between
the ages Is and 3d. less than feet 69 inches high
must be able-b0ded Unmarried men, able To read and
write correctly and familiar with the four ground rules
of arithny tic, and of good character
Term of enlistment three years. Pay from S!3 to s3i
per month"; depending the rank attained in the com-
PAM BY merit which is aldet clothing Iattons and
medical attendance, with bounty OF slOu at the eNpir
ton Of the time OF eliStment
As soon as the company is formed il will be assigne
to active duty field, in connection with one Of the
divisions Of the None need present themselves
unless they can satisfy the above conditions,
AppIy at No. 70 Sfate street, os0n IN stars from
a. N. to / ?. NJ, daily or to WHEELoCk PRATT, al
the Waldo House. Worcester. -
JAS. B. MCPHERSON,
o3 DIFF Captain OF Engineers, U, s. A.
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French EmbrOideries,
COLLARS. SETS and HANDK'FS.

French En- brOiderieS.
COLLARS, SETS and IlANDKFS,
REAL POINT LACE Il REAL POINT APPLIQUE,
COLLARS, CUFFS, q FLOWING SLEEVE SETS,
REAL THREAD LACE Walls, COIFFUREs, and
BARBS,
REAL THREAD COLLARS and SETS
And a full assortment Of
REAL BLACK THREAD, MALTESE, BRUssELLs. x
FRENCH LACES,
Eg-At Prices to suit the 1imesl So
LINEN, CAMBRIA, and DIVINITY BANDS, CAMBRIA
EDGINGs and INSERTIAGS,
Al Much Below the Usual Prices A lot Ut
LADIES FINE HANKS, with Embroidered Edge at
only csc.
LINEN SETS ind COLLARS, Cheap.
MOURNING 4 HALF MOURNING COLLARS, SETS.
HANDK'FS aud GLOVES,
And many rare Novelties only to be found at our Store
The prices in all our departments this season are as
low the goods retailed at III Boston New
lUik.
We have also our usual large stock OF DRESS TRIM
AINGS 10 lIERY and GLOVES, UNDER GAR
MENTS, GERMAN ZEPHYR YARNS, FANCY
GOODS, &C, &c., NC.