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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-18

RroIxsvru BAss--rhose wishing to en-
list a. members Of the Re1imental Band, in
the 3lst Regiment, are referred TO Prof
HUI, who has charge Of the organization OF
the Rand CHARLES CRUFT. Colonel
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-18

R4DDTv & BRoTHEKS

ou rtseF 70 rrr scor~ Avn ~"or- crfs
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Capt frshargers Company l.oui-
Missouri
Capt klaas's s'pmpan, ST I.oas-. No
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lsp Orleans NEovsp Hlarket.

M {tar,ts tro y
slss VI. Friday Eyenihg NS2:: :, 1851. s.
Accounss and alspat ciss ct 2 sangainary battle
Fete rscalgsa hy telegraph at an early hour to-
sas' aps we're the chief topic Of comment, sur.
peanslng Ny money and paper movements Fol-
ioWlps lMa great exclteme We, Of course, have
ysfy islse y say On financial affairs. Money and
4 ~ REPRESENTATIVES are acenmulating daily. The
q Win me banks Is steadily ncreas-
yes !. W. oe very unsafe pr our banks to ex-
papu 81 mot upennplo money is ac-
9.'ilalasils ualiy, tnere Y not doubt. Sugar
ahe nighg favorable returns for
Ws ssaas % she supposition that
ssry q money asili sntee to AID the
ais y ~ ~ ihlsfess satou g Il
w general paper market there he's been very
J: sels eoang. r. SAFE o. double Al factors and
aassss paper, maturing ~ l'scefa was
aaus e 1ns fale o. - s5at. per annum and some
s,a sasais z, 2 We're eitscted
+ 81 aes fof second and thifdclass paper
~ p9s Y e very ii.tae
W paper y ostenslhly
presuge
4 s see same promptltade.
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BOARD OF ALDERMEN,

CUuSGiL CHAMBER, Cry Hall.
New Orleans, Thursday, Nov. T. 1861. (
The Board met this day pursuant to adjourn
ment.
Members present: Hon. S. P. DeLabarre, Presi-
dent pro tenn. Messrs. Cox, Forstall Huckns,
Robin, Stith and Wiltz-7.
The reading of the minutes was, on motion, dis
pensed with.
The following communication was referred to
the Committee on Finance:
ClrIzsSs BASK LOUISIANA,
New Orleans, Oct 81 1851, 5
To the President of the Board of a aldermen
S-I have the honor transmit herewith the monthly
This Bank, fiscal of the city of New Orleans
EuG ROUSSEAU, Cashier
CITIZENS, BASK LOUISIANA, ,
New Orle' MS, October 81, 1861. (
Report to Council OF the City 0rIeus by
the sank of Louisiana Fiscal gent, conformity
10 Section lis oFnew City Charter,
COSsoIIn sTEb LoAS TAX.
Balance hand 2Glh September ...., $3.50 Gel
Received from LIST 10 Slst October, 1851 b35
-....., sSS5, 4g7 Go
Oh City TO Anitn- Isl August 1851, at s3i 300
BaIpuce oil hand SIS October, 1864 Sgs 7 Ga
~ TAX FOR RAILROAD BeSp, eG,,taSS.
EanAce on Rand 0f Tnb3r ISL Sll5 BIS
Received from Isl to Sll October ISL ,.-.. 1879 Is
Sll7,:>s IS
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kentaoky, and even Missouri. The issues ~ tAe
hanks in Mobile take precedence Of ali assss
issues, and range at about sact. dis, Ssss &sa
silver are becoming scarce. Small silver 5Aa3sgA
is one Of the things that were. 4 i Siessese 70
ascertain how many dimes and halt dimes hass
within the past two months been reserved al ire
post-otice. As for the dissrsaatsSa 81 Paying eat,
we have NOT been informed Is ~ sssssaess Hasess
for few dimes. Cola COW commands astas0 goa
prem, and silver 10 SstS- .wstA very light sSsas
offering The dealers say shat sseg have aee aeea
nor are they psrsSes Dc sns aeasas1s sS sgaaM
change. As for gold ii ws come back again after
awhile.
We anneS the qnesstSens Of sAe sgeoarreat money
market, as reserved fcom .yeAa Wood s Co.'S
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VICKsBURG- steamer Lafourche-2s bales
hay Hendersons& Peale-- IS do Coleman Britton
q Withers-l6 do E Dnrriye &co-l0 do Il Male &
Co. 6 do J Person eco ll6 seeks corn Capt J ]
Brown GA do Murdock, Williams &co- 80 Buck.
ner, Stanton y Negman--2S pcs timber ColJ Rey
--33 pkgs mdse II II Hanseil-.23 do ] Simmons &
CO. 81 do NJ Kaufman S do Blackmar Bros SO
bxs soap W Crawford So pkgs sundries to Major
sWinnemore-- 1918 sacks cotton seed A A Maeinnjs
=-sundries to order. - -'.'
Z BOBDELLsS ST0RE-Per steamer Ibervine-l2
hhds sugar W Montgomery-I2 do Fellowes eco
IN bbls molasses Montgomery g. White--6 hhds
sugar A Girard--25 bbls hf bbls molasses NJ Cor.
don jr- - hhds sugar 10 bhls molasses A D Kelly
&eo-24 hhds sugar to A Niltenberger Zoo II do
Ar Miltenbsrger- 20 do R Nugent &eo-l0 e Bur
rive &eo--106 bbls molasses Foley, Avery &co-29
hhds sugar Ely Sheppard jr-42 bbls 10 hi bbls mo-
lasses He'll s Rodd-z2225 hhds sugar W Burbridge
tEeo--- 6ibbls molassas Menard y Vignaud- 20 do
2 Maspero- ID hhds sugar q Eorgeois-- 10 do e L.
SGhiH &eo-sundries to order--Total 1877 hhds sugar
395 bhls Is hi bbls nlolasses. -
RED RIVER Per steamer Homar-sundries to
order -5gs- ~
BLACK RIVER Per. steamer News Boy-4o
bales oats SO scks corn and sundrfls to f Nalle &
es-l5 scks peas and sindres t. Gillis Ferguson
&eo--95s sacks cotton seed and sundries to order
'OPEL0USAS-Psr steamer Arkansawz-sundries
to order - .}F|F - ~ :
tLAF0UReHE-tP steamer Mary rs Lids
sugar bbis IL bit bbls molasses V Alain-s5 hhds
sugar los bbls molasses to Foley Avery iSco-l6
nhds sugar q hf bbls molasses Trosclair d Haydel
40 bbls Al hf bbls molasses IL hhds sugar e Dur.
ye&eo; 50 do 80 bpis motasses c KpGk S5co-34
10 50 hhds sugar to Lobit u Charpantier-t5 do 50
bbls moiasses J DaSlya &co--2O do W G Hewes
20 hhds sugar so hall bbls molasses Bellocq No
blom eco So do Is hhds sugar G Sabatier-i5 do
30 bbs moiasses r w Estlin eco u do Brand &
Landry. "a do Gordon jr+- "a do Olivier 80
do b herni0a-- 20 hbds sugar 80 hf bbls molasses
E L Schih eco sundres to order-Total 3U5 hhds
sugar 1919 bbls 23lthf bbls molasses. rs
LOWER COAST-Per steamer Empire Parish
hhds sugar Payne l. Harrison 40 hfbbs molas.
ses 7 LanauxZ 1873 bbls molasses Cazenave-42
hhds sugar 45 hi bbls molasses L L Schift &col-32
hhds sugar 20 bbfs molasses Geo Urquhart- 81 hf
bbls molasses NJ A de Lizardi &co- IL hhds sugar
80 bbls molasses to II W Moucure &co-- 25 hRds
sugar Carroll, Hoy &co = 10 do Rotchford, Brown
&co- 10 do Montgomery \ Whites do Rhorer &
zunts4 do W Lanier.7 do P Maspero- s do
Ar Miltenberger-l hf bbls molasses C Olivier.
% hhds sugar rs bhls molasses Bell Il Bouligny--9
bbls l54 scks rice G Natban--li5 do F Martin-74
DON Barrois-- sundries to order 49,
T-ALA- HACHE-- Per steamer Diana--Il
bales hay log SEEKS rice and sundries to order.
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Bebifto Of tie HIarkets fof 9aa aaeeA.

i
e.s GREseEsr OFFICE, No. 70 Camp street
55s. e3S Saturday Morning November 9, 1851.
We have very little change to notice in the move
ment of our general market during the past week.
The receipts of Sugar and Molasses have been very
liberal, but the former meeting with only moder-
ate demand, prices have ruled in fayorof buyers.
In Flour, Wheat, Corn, Salt and Balng Stuffs a
further advance has been realized, owing to light
stocks. Operations in Cotton have been on q very
limited scale, bat Tobacco has been in demand for
city consumption. ~, \ 5ess . 3 az M
The weather has been clear and pleasant.s
CoTTos I. There has been some inquiry during
the past week for lots on plantation deliverable on
to notice consists Of SO bales on Thursday. Prices
are too irregular to admit of general quotations.
STATEMENT OF COTTON,
Stock on hand lst September 1861. bales loIlS
Received yesterday 600 l7ss
;,4.a....s, M ~ 5lsg.s. -. lI,so7s
ESperted yesterday 900 6go
Stock on hand yot cleared ..,.... 45sSElI eDT
IoBAoco,.We have heard OF. soaae. sales for
city consumption Of fuller prices. We continue TO
quote for reference as follows: sF s., 4E
gghstors Lpqgs .ss[s4
Leaf inferior 10 Common ss
Fine as y
ohoise ana Selections.
s3s STATEMENT OF TOBACCO. Ne IS
Stock on hand list September 1851 has 1922
seceiyea Yesterday. OBJ 81
ss 1875
H Rsssf'sa ,sss &C. go 600
Stock hand 8. 49,. 1855
SUGAR. The receipts have been more liberal
and the demand has been moderate atlower prices.
me sales Of the week embraced about $500 hhds,,
IN small lots, the, market closing at the following
quotations -.,
QUOTATIONS. roR LOUISIANA SUGAR. y
&c 9isg!sf f 81 Fam fP. 4 "a s sass ss
hiRFasd Ys,ow..6 al oiiifsd S W iiis,ss Is
Weeks receipts, MA hhds., 1877 bbls.; exports,
none. IEe )!
MohAssEs ". The supply has been liberal and the
demand has been fair, teasier prices early in the
week, but they subsequently rallied and advanced
The weeks sales comprise $500 bbls and $500
half bbis., the market closing at i4@l6c for IN
ferior nc. for Common, ls@lsc. for Prime to
Choice IN bbls. and II for Poor and zoe ~ gallon
for Choice, in half. bhls. As d.
Weeks receipts, ID ,29s bills; exports, ooo
AouiNs.ss me supply Is moderate and the de-
mand has been fair at fuller prices. The sales Of
the week comprise $500 bbls. 1911 oo8slI IS and
sll 50 for superfne, and. sI2 o6@sI2 so y Dbl.
Tor Good and Choice Extra. Yesterdays sales
comprised some small lots of superhae at sll 20
and Extra at So 25 ID bhl.
Weeks receipts, 1910. bills; exports, 90.
GoRN The receipts have been, small, aud
with light stock and far demand prices
have advanced The Gales up to Thursday even
ing comprised 5000 sacks at range of ST $50
81 IS U bushel for New Mixed, White and yellow.
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GATTL Z ii A RK EFT.

.4r' JEFFERSON CITY. November q, 1851.
The arrivals during the week were 1887 Texas
Beeves, Clio Hogs, ISL Sheep, 521 Veal Cattle and
% Goats. Amount Of Stock sold were 1445 Texas
Beeves, TAG Hogs, 932 Sheep, $50 Veal Cattle and
% Goats, at 81 so q head. Stock remaining on
sale are 265 Texas BeeEes, 1888 Hogs and 2l9 Veal
Cattle. We quote u, q.
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Receipts u. fsroducs.

.COAST-Per sehr L Eelar-6sO bbls corn to or
der-34 bbls molasses Frellson, Stevenson Geo.
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tIarins gItttlllgsrgte.
-CREs6FNT 9FyIoE, No. TO Camp Street. D
- Saturday Morning, November g. 1881.

5ehr L'I2clair, -, I'm the Coast, to master-2d
.ZSs 9@sG 1! s Steamboats,. ~
Lafourche, Brown, fin Vicksburg.
Iberyille, Gross, I'm Lobdells Store
W. Homer, Whittenberry, FIN Red River s.
Arkansaw, Pickett, I'm Opelousas. III
Il News Boy, Moore, I'm Black River.
MARY II, Dugas, I'm Lafourche.-
Empire Parish, Grant. FIN Lower Coast.
Diana, Radovich, fm Point a la Hache.
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b. November III, II coupons $40 , $3.50
G S q ps IS ,S!seq s, 1900
bouds redeemed at $500 "a 200 357 90
Balance hand, sIst October 1s6l..,,.,.. ssI;408 -
An Of which is respectfully submitted
The following communications were referred to
the Committee on Finance.
TaEasuRsR's DEPARTMENT
President and Members Board of Xdeimea '' ~ i'''
St S "" 6un GsS no n sS J o"
- '-''.S' F NpaM 'G 1IfFFFffsN City Treasurer
TEEAsunEns nErANrnrNr,
President and Members Board of Aldermen: "
- Gensemen-The of Treasury notes to lato
@ one hundred and httyere thousand Two hundred
Yours most A i,sgsft GIEFns City Treasurer
The following communication was read:
BoAE3 OF ASSISTANT AtprnMES,}
Tuesday, Oetbuer y 1851.
To the Honorable President aud Members of the
Gsmemen- have the informing you hat tbs fol-
eugrcd in BY This Board: '''' "''' ''''
Resolutions authorizing MINOR General Tut rs to transfer to
lowell the funds i'll his hands appropriated for
|. . , Pee. J1IIN f. HOLLAND, Secretary.
The following communication was read:
'''-' rsesda :s,s 6atUbo Ha r. isSi.
To the Honorable the President and Members. r.
esecnly us s HGsa c6 81 AS S ne fol-
lowing resolutions MED bv ils BnArd via,
- 4 ,synrn, nf Hills
A am ,i,aIn
Arninry OF tile Continental CSunrTs ~ ~ Wy
g. solution annuiug Lr contract nr li,tfn, he III
| lamps etc ~. rr.rI =. - =, " '
j. Preamble and sou ION authorizing The spTv.vor to b,o
the and pa SEqs In to,.err Snn1,e rrorsj rtr
rcolatian authorizing tie Comptroller 10 sci contract
forrIen1tug GalSez anal. elc.
ggNfiW'i L Fyf.IJAnD seor,,o,
The following resolutions adopted by the Assist.
ant Board were read twice and concurred in, the
rnles hniuo epsnendad - ' 49,
A sesSr,tt371 autfot;zin.. l5t nj y ,ip ,4
ed Oct. y, ls6I
Yeas Messrs. Cox, DaIabarre. FOrstau Uuck-
ms Robin Sth and Witt
- .S,,,t', 1nl 49,, W z ~, - - g.. -,
m6ry Of The G5ht'neis sTss ~ 'o "'S '8e 10 'e Ar
Yeas: Messrs Cox DeLabarre Forst0Il Hrck.
ms Robin Stjth and Wilt =
-ns"iY, ~, Sat1lit..s ~, 't H., 1i.,! -, -,
etc Sie ING ''H'''' ''' "S"''S ON "'Np''
Yeas: Messrs, Cox, Forstal, Huckins, Robin.
Stith and Wiltz-G
Nav: Mr. Del ahorre
ryl,s f,lIorrin,r nn,.I,.;.,1' l., IL 1T,
ing iOlloNibS FespluuOHS, aQOptea by tpe Assist
ant Board. were referred to the Committee
Streets ana Landings:
a res SnG Fes3noT antaoF'1rg me susYeyor to have
niir nv, W. i,ir ~ ~ Nre eph'; ;q &C
fDr ceuTrg Il AVA raWni " Nt WIG ~ st uo e'ullpt'
' '''s ~ " '' Ir,r,r,,.
Tho fo,,oru; .EilLipNS' -r--, :,
WIN pestoAs were referred 10 lhe
OF ow.srs Of ~ 1earhans ,o,,o,,.,
to vs,1au nj The whnryes free Of c. aree wv ' " ''"V
or j. e. Holland praying that he he mid such CONDENSATION
as may he due him as Assistant Recorder.
! yipAGr4 1IysAn
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. S39i6 10
That yoHr honorable body may fully understand the
working Of the Free Market they would submit the following
statement showing fully the receipts and disbursements during
the month ending this day, 80
FHlnnou Of contributions from planters citizens in
vtgctA les sugar rice, salt, pumpkins, salt fish, po
Cash donations voluntary contributions the mar ke
lcnding The appropriation Of the City Council of
SiZ3O on account Of S5VD G074 20
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Showing 1898 baskets which have filed during
mouth ran average Of 1896 $4,000 each mGrte day
The families least five ench Rich will show
o. 10I daily provided Free Market
The 'Sh btlHuce Oh hand this day is II62 III.
The mnrkc is but moderately supplied and hence the
siy of rigid EXPERIMENTATION IN the distribution Of tikets par
ticuntl The Navy applications wh oh be provided fo)
increasing greatly And tina committee claim The privilege
of issuing those tickets.
All Of Which is most respectfully submitted.
THOMAS MURRAY,
HENRY BIER.
GARDNER SMITH,
f. i. SCIIMf OF,
D. |. RICARDO.
On motion, the Board adjourned to Tuesday next,
at {. O'clock P. NJ.
CHARLES CLAIBORNE,
Secretary
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Railroads..

N. o., oPEL0USAS AND GREAT WESTERN.
BRASHEAR cry, November s, Is6i.-3S hhds
sugar Payne, Huntington Eco 100 bbs molasses
Lobit Gharpantier-- % do FellUwes &co-l do 2
hhds sugar Hare &co--l2 do "A bbIs fnoIasses to
Latorest y Desmares--24 do r Cummings &co-
A. do Darby & fremoulet- 1870 head cattle vii.
kins &eo-l26 do 30 head hogs Ed White &eo--sun.
dries 10 or ter -
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a.. . = =, . New UTIeAns, Nov T. ISGl.
To the Honorable the Board Of Aid trmen: '
Ge9'lttnen-Ihe Committee of Free Market leave pre-
sent their monthly inclusive Of this The
tee would state that the bsnefcnties increasing rapidly
the following is list OF valuations Of donations citizens
iII, tnE. lnul ta-aEl
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~ ,.sh .,,,sE.tspita. sswElEEs aspg,
S'1ENS3 ~ t}yg., IGALSKs IN Roufa. SHOES, BRO
T. Snts, 4aIs, Gaps, &c, No. 10 Magazine street.
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TOBACCO, We have heard Of. soaas. sales FOR
city, consumption Of fuller prices We continue to
quote for reference as folIou,s .tEg.l "

SUGAR. The receipts have been more liberal
aud the demand has been moderate atlower prices.
me sales 81 the week embraced about $500 hhas,,
IN small lots, the market closing at the following
quotations +l1sa. 80 :
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y M
To the Honorable the President and members .
- ~ 80 of the Board OF Assistant Aldermen
GelIenei following resolutions, adopt by your hon
or6he body, c0ncurred in by the Bo4rd Aldermen
on authorizing the Surveyor have the floor the
Mayors parlor repaired
resolution authorizing the Comptroller warrant OIL the
treasurer toE $500 for the use of heFree Market
Resolution prohibiting The of horses
mites or cattle over the bridges of he city
non authorizing the Comptroller to warrant on the
Treasurer II favor of y S.. Cerap - ~ " '
resolution authorizing the Comptroller warrant on the
IS 1861. ~ 1902 ~ !oei
Aesoluon approving tIe adjudication of contract for nj
any keeping III repair the brdge CarTotou Avenue
resolution rejecting the adjudication of contract for at
leu ana keepng in repair the bridge of the old
eaeans Get 3D. H. LNughe and directing the Comptroller
a resolution h&ug the
keepllg Of The prisoners in the Parish Prison
resolution allowing WIN. Levy engine at 26O
icEoupitoulas street. SsE " ''
Respectfully,
GHAs CLAIBORNE, Secretary
...-. Board OF ALnEEMES,
a., ,b H., :, NJ a. , - - - October %S 1861.
= Of the Board of Assistant Aldermen
1hH aye te9 invited to in the following resolu.
tions, adopted by the Board of Aldermen;
RESOLUTION authorizing the Comptroller 10 warrant on the
Ifeheurer IN tHNor Of Harry White. policeman.
A fesdietEnn amending ordinance No. 5TS9.
Respectable, y
CHARLES CLAIBORNE, Ssc'y.
The following resolution, adopted by the Board
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II
~ h. Packet tne--FOr Memphis and all the Eends-
splendid and fraiciNss passenger steamer
w VI. NJ. MorrI. ON, 7. il. Newell master,
will leave ABOVE. For freight passage apply board
FlBGINIUS U.aDEkTEEl.,
NJ Advertising Agent
This boat connects Napoleon with regular paest5 for
the Arkansas and VII 10 md Memphis with
phs and Charleston Railroad
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SeIY h PacEeL-ReGHEhr Packet Memphis aud IN tho
aslds = Tie Or class, swift packet Prince
xsssasszsaIuf Wales Jas Lee MASTER now ready TO
freight and viii leave above For freight pas,
apply on board.
VfHGIETUS G. DEHTZEL,
ns Advertising Agent.
n This bout Napoleon with regular
the Arkansas and White rivers, aud Memphis with
phis and Charleston Railroad taking freight Chateor
Savannah, Norfolk SH-hvitc-
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QUOTATIONS. FoR LOUISIANA SUGAR.

Inferior ...,..,sl az Com. TO Good Com 2tfss
tEb9 Fully Fair si34t4 Prime and Choice 81 36
5blarlhsa feowe al Clarified White $500 fl65$I,
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MEMPHIS AND Ni.VOREEANS
49, n. PNcket--Fpr Memphis. Helena, Nnpo con Vcks
burg and h ItefdsThc mss ass magnificent
ssszzzsssssSa passenger packet Clara D0lsen, ". r.
Dunuue naser VIII lcuaTs above For frrgh or pns
sage apply board.
VIRGINIUs c. DENTzEL,
u Advertising Agent.
hs boat connects NJ Napoleon with regular for
Arkansas and White rivers, and Memphis with the Memphis
and Charles Ralroad
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-11-19
00lortester Daily Spg.



-,,r y-orccsfer County Vermont and New Haml :
shire Via worcester Nashua Railroad at oVo g. ~ ara
are age az lancaster Leominstcr West Boyston oah
az Cnfon Tovel and Nashua, n, H., at 609 a N =
srd I SON N and are duc 81 80 a. NJ ana tg{ Z. ~
Princeton and Princeton, al 3SV D. ' ana Is "ue -
i n NJ BOSTON % and 500 M 245, and sti Nj
and are Que al SIS o. NJ, $50 eid tVv p, "a, ,-
Maine Eastern New HAMPSHIRE, anu 1aa's5tt " e
chusetts-g03 q. m., and SUI N m bi0 "'' ""S a. '
Rb I islsndw Except towns the worcester sn
Providence Kailrosd $50 L. i1 and ""Vp M s'u ~
due al @. 40 T. m. and $50 D. IN, ,,-,--ae an
wa Mail On Providence and wore s1er Railroad oSOp
m ryd are due at $40 @. n. 80. 49, IN
l-sstcr,-{AH towns IN MASSACHUSETTS, weston h8
tIhsnv western New York and Western States) Is
a m ana 90 p. M; and arc due at and lNA5 p IN .
SprngtieldSljs m and S0J p ms and arc due at 940
hartford all Connecticut (cxcept wndham and Ney
London counties Is and $40 p m; and are due
ToSns on ne Of Norwich and Worcester Railroad snl
New London and Windhem County, Conn, 1900 q. ~ e
and are due at e.l5 am.
New York cirv and southern States 30 and $40
M; and are due at $50 and 10 As n.
barre Barre Plains, Petersb8u, Paxton, Dana, NcTtf
Dana West Rutland, 945 q. M; aud are due al o.
Holden, Rutland, North Ratlaud Hubbardston Cold
brook, ana 0ek1am S3b p. M; and due at 900 % M
Leicester +a m, and 30 M and are dne az p'
Miii6ur1 and ives; Alnlbury $50 a. m. and $50 D.
and are due Al $40 q. H. and 6.3e p. N,
Shrewsbury. g. y p. m, and is due OF 800 a. m
Grafton. New England Village, and COIdaville $50
m and arc due at 3.30 D. m.
FraminghsT S1ath birmingham, H0pklnton, Ashland
willie ard Grafton $50 p. M; aud arc due at = a. IN
Milford, MenlOn H0llistoH, Bolton. Berlin 800 a N
ana SEQ D. M: and due al 9l5 ana ON p. nj
mail for New York and Boston and beyond Is closed
at this Office or sunday At 90 O'Clock p. m.
Office h0urs from a. IN, to 500 ?. m, SUNDAYS iron
Il. I0to y 40 .. m. J. NJ. EARLE +, M.
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Office No 81 Main Street, Worcester, Mass
Do strictly odce Business. and give special attention
TO Ai.L DISEASES OF THE SEX AL SYSTEM
BY rGEIR Own IMPROVED METHOD TREATMENT.
~ They VIII guarantee speedy and perfect cure In
a!dseascs Of private nature whatever the origin which
may under their care, matter how long standing
TO FEiiALES.-Drs. II, & 7, have made the subject
oil all diseases peculiar TO Females their particular
st,jv and to this department Of practice they will
tiuue 10 give special attention and from their past
cess they feel confident in warrantig prompl and
efectual cures in the most difficult cases.
Drs HILL ~ THo8psoN's original Indian Emmcns
gogue sent to any part Of the country, directed
Price IS. dC jyl5
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Ygss5a5----=-sR WORCESTER & NASHUA
lsssss:;zssszsts-7a . AD.-wINTER ARRANGE
sHz-----@-S--i EN- I.-TrSins run as ioilows Leave
Worcester at $50 and Ills a. NJ, and 4l0 p N.
Leave Nashua al z a. and u m, and p. m,
At Nashua, oil trains connect with the two trains
Concord r where passengers take the TO and
the Northern the Passumpsc the Boston, Concord and
Montreal, and Vermont Central Railroad.
A Greton Junction, trSinr connect directly with thl
trains of the stony Brook RaroNd md with trains
Of the FitCburg Railroad with the exception of The Fs.
train from Boston, and AZ Ftch5urg with trains Of the
Vermont and Massachusetts Cheshire Railroads.
Fer fllthcr particulars and connections with othe
roads see PATHFINDER Railway GGide FOR the New Eng
land STATES" q. w BENTLEY SupL
Worcester Get I, 1851 diff lei
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-11-19
~ 4 K Nj S r E d U c Z D
To from S7 TO $40 Per Week,
at the
Round Hill Water Cure, in Northampton, Mass,
Omen Summer and Winter

DIR HALSTED'S success in the cure of WOmans dis
Gases is well known. Those brought on beds are
enabled walk. The speedy and reliable as
the successful treatment OF five thousand in riding
and hospital practice attests. over four hundred cases
of spinal Diseases paralysis and loss of OF the
limbs have been restored and numerous been
made OF various Stubborn complaints hch had fingered
without help for years For the successful treatment OF
more ordinary and the great favor given the ur
ISM Chemical and other Baths circulars sent tree.
Needing little change, DESTROYS to confer as well
as receive benefit Dr H. will make few professional
d6tEvlu1s