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OiIice Ofthe worcester \ Nashua R. R. COMPANY.

A sPEClAL MEETING of the Stockholders of the
4 \ Worcester Il Nashua Rail Road Company, win be
held at The EAST TOWN HALL, in Worcester on Fri
DAY he strth day Of November, neat O'Clock p NJ.
TO choose Directors Of the Worcester Nashua Rail Road
Company, upon and In completion of the union Of the
worcester a. Nashua Rail Road Company and the Groton
u Nashua Rail Road Corporation and pass any
necessary or suitable for the transaction OF the business Of
the united Corporations. By order of the Directors,
Il. II. HEMENWAY, Clerk.
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sTEAM GRTST MILL

I
THE subscriber having purchased OF VIM. b. WHITNEY,
All undivided half the right using and vending, in
Worcester, PLATTS PATENT PORTABLE GRIST
MILL would hereby inform the public that they have
OF the above Mills In operation Court MILLwhere they
prepared to Grind, to order, all kinds Of grain
Worcester Oct 81. # REUBEN BEMIS.E
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BOOKS.
NOTICE.

HE subscribers take this method to inform their custo
mers, and manuiac in general. that they have
taken the Shop formerly occupied BY WHITE 4 BoYDEN,
and more recently by White HoLMEs, mile south
Of The Worcester Rail Road Depot where they intend
MANUFACTURING MACHINERY OF every descript ion
such Looms, Shears, NapperS Brushels. Spoilers
Leather Splitting Machines, Card Shaving Machines Meat
ChApp7Is, Hay Cutters OF the mast approved patterns
Machine Knives and Shears made ana ground to order
Also all kinds of JOB WORK done promptly, in good
style, and at fair prices And feel confident that
experience in business will eniite fair proportion
OF business in our line. p HOLMES & co.
Worcester, Oct. 81. DIV
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DIED.
In this town. Oct 20, Charles L. infant son Of Mr. Luke
Jones!
In Ware, Oct son. Mrs Arathusa, wife of Mr. Benjamin
Bond, S.
In IIubbardson Sept Is, infant Of Sealum and Emily
b Gales weeks; Also, In Princeton, Oct 9th very sud
denly The residence Of her aher (Moses Buard Mrs
Emily B., wi e OF Mr. Sealam Gates, %
In Leicester, Nov q Mrs Betsey wife of Mr. Daniel Liv
ermore, GO.
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BrinleV Hall,

rTYHE APOLLONEANS respectfully inform
u the citizens If Worcester that they will have the
honor OF giyHga MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENT Insru-
mental aud Vocal, at the above place,
WEDNESDAY, EVENING, Nov. 4.
Tickets Is to be had the usual places Doors open
at 7-CoHcert to commence at d O'Clock.
For programme small bills. Oct so
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Commonwealth of Massachusetts.

WORCESTER,
Al meeting OF the County Commissioners, begun and
holden at Worcester. within and for the County OF
1916.
On The petition AZORES aid, Ordered. That notice be
given TO all persons and Corporations interested therein
that said Commissioners will The Mllvile House
IN said Blackstone Tuesday, the first day of Deem
Der nert al TWO OF the ciock in The afternoon by pub
fishing an Infested copy OF said Petition and Order
thereon III the Daily Spy, newspaper printed in said
Worcester three weeks suecessvey the last publication
to be fourteen days, least before said first day Of
December.
And il is further Ordered That all persons ard
corporations lnteres Ell in said petition within said Coun
y be served with an aiested copy OF much Of said
Petition relates their respective lands above de-
scri5ed aud of this Order thereon, days at
least, before the said first day OF December at which
time and place the said Commissioners will proceed to
view the lands forth in said Petition to hear all per-
sons and Corporations interested therein, who NAV
then and there desire be heard thereon and to assess
all such damages any person Corporation may sus-
tain by the location and construction Of the Railroad
aforesaid tie land aforesaid.
Attest, JOS. G. KENDALL, Clerk.
Copy 81 Petition and IT the Order of notice thereon
d5w Attest, Jos. G. KENG..LL, CLERK.
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r L NOV AL.
DR.. WILLIAM NEWTON,
: kbEI. IReIa'E.&E.
HDE.V'p7E&1

(Of the late firm QflfILLER & .N.EWTON.J
VIII receive his patients al
NO. BRlNLEY ROW, (UP sTAIRs,)
Nearly opposite he American Temperance lIouse blan-st
Worcester, June 25. dist
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NOTICE.

THE subscribers have this day entered CopartEer
ship, doing business unde the aaj drm Of P
HOLMES IL co. at the shop formerly occupied BY white
Boyden, and recently by White Il Holmes, mile
south of the Railroad Depot, Worcester, Mass
= HOLMES
J. BOYDEN,
b. JAMES
Worcester Oct 1876. dw43 d. ] BAKER
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Mutual Fire Tnsurance.

Mutual Fire Insurance.
INHE HOLYOKE MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE
COMPANY IN SALEM, commenced operations May
2S e4S The number Of Policies which already
ISSUED by said company is 1879 Amount of properly In
sured more than $4,00OO0O Amount capital in Pre-
mum Notes, 10 $3.50 900 Insurance for the six
years greater amount than $4,000 not taken any
one rlsk Property deemed extra hazardous not taken
JOHN 5. WILLIAMS, President.
JOHN i. BURNHAM, Secretary.
Salem, Oct %, ls46.
NJ ~ b. Application for insurance may be made tn
EUCLID CHADSEY, Agent, No. a, Central Exchange.
worcester, NOV. 4, 1876 44tf
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MARRIED,
DIED.

In Grafton Oct 29th By Rev. Mr. Bisco Mr. Charles o.
Adams, to Miss Deborah A. Chiekedng, If Barre.
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To the Honorable Board Of County Com

mIssIODeTs for the County of Worcester
= He Petition the Providence and Worcester Railroad
Company respectfully represents that they have laid
cut and located their Railroad and the land
Nathan George of Mendon in said County Worcester
which land is situated 10 the Blackstone, in said
County and that the part the eof taken for said Rail
road described as follows TO witt strip Of land bound
ell easerly by the the Blackstone land
recently purchased by said Company Of Welcome Farnu
westerly land of the Blackstone Manufacturing Com
pany, and noTthery and souherly by said Georges land
being sup OF land rods in width to wit three and
halt RODS in width on each SIDE of the centre line of said
Railroad.
Also, upon and land of Ellery Holbrook of Tx
bridge in said County in said Uxbrdge. and that
the part thereof taken for said Railroad is described
follows, TO wit strip Of land bounded souhery by land
recently purchased by said Railroad Company of Peletia
During and northery by land recently purchased by said
haToad Company Of Welcome FaTnum- westerly partly
by land OF said FanuBl purity by land of said Holbrook
and eastery by the County said Holbrook
The norherl said strip of land for twenty rods in
length, being six rods wide three rods wide on
each side OF the line of said Railroad and the
mandeT # The same about hundred and twenty-six
rods IN length being five rods WIDE to wit two and half
rods wide each eide Of the line said Railroad
Also upon and over land of Joseph Tucker of Black
stone IN said County situate in said Blackstone; ard that
the part thereof so taken for said Railroad described az
iolows 20 VII strip of land bounded herly by the
highway Leading from Melville Satersville northerly
by land recently purchased by said Railroad Company Of
Edwin d. Sargents heirs westerly by fuckers land
and easter partly by the County and partly by
saia ucke ad SAID strip OF land being about hun
dred and eighty six rods in lenghtwo hundred and sew
eDy three eel OF the soUthery end thereof being forty
Wlne TO wit twenty wide on each side of the centre
line OF said Railroad and the remainder thereof being FIVE
RODS wide, VIII and hafrods wide on each side
OF the centre line OF said Railroad.
The said several strips of land being covered by the de-
si2hAeo location OF said Railroad And the petitioners
aver mat in all where said Railroad is located more
tnan hve rods wide, ii necessary DO for the pur-
pose Of cuttings embaHkments and procuring stone and
graz ana Tor Tie proper construction and security Of said
Railroads and that they have been able obtain said
lands by voluntary agreement with the owners thereof
Inc petitioners therefore pray your Honorable Board after
Que notice. to view the premises and amount
OF damages il any, sustained by the said several owners
according to law.
The Providence and Worcester Railroad Company
BY WILLIAM JACKSON, Agent.
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Decrease, June lst, 1916 SIS
The Canadian Economist in noticing the fact that the
imperial duty on the import of Ashes had been taken of
and the provincial duty reduced from to per cent
thinks that II will have the effect Of increasing the
import into Canada of Ashes from the United States
II says
fregh,s from the Unted States side of the line to
the port Of New York are lower than in Montreal They
are much lower from New York to the European ports
than they from Montreal Thus, there 10 no induce
ment In the shape of saving In freight We md how
ever that Ashes bearing the brand Of the Montreal In
spectiop bring Is 10 Is cd per cwt Than United
States Ashes, in the English market
I 10 10 be presumed, therefore, that the Inducements
referred to consist the additional value conferred By
the Montreal inspection. And II nust be- borne in mind
that If unte6 States Ashes sublecr 10 that nspec
tion great quantity OF them would pass seconds and
thirds and thus lose oueeighthor eneoarth. or even
more OF their value; whereas by rigorous nspec.
tior they forward mostly ae rsts, and sold
az such SO that the dimiuuton in price is appa
rem, than real The additional freight the remaining
ridiculous duty of per cent adding 81 per cw 10 cos
and the trouble of complying with the rule OF nspec
,iou will proven, any United States Ashes coming this
way We've u predict. that before many months
arc over the reverse will take place. Canada Ashes
will pass down through tho States 70. shipment at New
York In order to avoid the heavy freight and insurance
20 which they are subjected In the Fall In sbeir trans
portaou to England by way of the ST Lawrence. The
outwsy the Montreal inspection In The OF any ship-
ment made from Kingston and Westward
COTTON-The sales to day have been large say about
5000 bales making the total Gales since yesterday morn
ing 10000 Prices without change since the arrival
OF the steamer and holders have supplied the market
freely The eighth advance quoted yesterday only sp-
piled 10 a few sales
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Esrre1ko AWAY sLAvrs.-A man named Joseph

Esrrc1so AWAY sLAvrs.-A man named Joseph
yyhmore was recently tried at Perry county Missouri
or endesvong to en,ce away the sSvas of Mr. Logan
and induce them TO Zee to Canada Whttmore worked
6,r Cos.n AZ a shoemaker. Negroes We're employed IN
,he ,rne chop and be represented tn them that they
might free themselves. They informed their master
ubn nlsced himself and another with another wlinesa
ui,hin hearing OF conversation between toe pegro@s
and Whitmore aud upon their evidence the ia'teE vas
convict-d and sen,enced two years impr'onInens-
The u3ge stated had be no, been young ana pro
baby az innocent, unsp he ahould have sentenced MIN
for Ave or years.
A Rich FRErGHr.-The Western Railroaa
freieh, train brought last evening among onsi Vae
,ies sbou, trtnty Of srsr aud copper orc from ne
Pis,.burg and Copper Harbor mines on Lake Supssol
N, vsus wa. estimated Buffalo paper TO De tnree
hnndred and fifty thousand dollars. The valuable ores
of the ives, will in future contribute largely 20 tns es
receipts OF the Worcester and Western rosds IL 10 sa.u
,bs The P;;tsburg company have already got 9u. one
thousand tons of ore and busy at worR geins Out
more. t"O
-. The o S. PREsBrTgR'AN ASSEMBLY al
orrued Wednesday evening meet next year at hcn-
mond Va motion by Dr. Lindsey 10 open
ence with the Cumberland Presbyterian the ~ D As
sembly and other evangelical parties, failed.
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copied
FLOUR AND MEAL-The market has given way and
under the army pressure and the foreign re-
ce.yers hsvs vie ded the demands OF ouyera and
the Ess, about 5000 bos have been taken at l2i to
37t for Michigan and Genesee few parcels Gene.ee
sold as low as IS aud nearly all the Michigan az lSi
n4s5 The supply aaoat this morning was 4louo oois
We notice no shippers in market sale OF round Ohio
ys Pi,tsburs made co. and some SOC or 400 oois
via n Orleans at 1893 s7t The market for Southern
sympa,hises with Western, and the range for the com
mon brands. Georgetown Richmond Couutry. Baltimore
Alexsnd,s &c is p 37i, with sales sou oos bsan
DIVINE 10 held st 37!. Sales Corn Meal al 3 . and
Eve Flour az 3 % Very little Brsndywine Meal here;
obI. are SO hhds II %. bsg Meal 25 = c~i
GkAlN-A sale of 5000 bushels Michigan "hess was
made for export a: 100 delivered ire OF expense on
board .ho Corn Is steady win sales 600 To 5000 bush
Ell, u,x-d a, SIS cs 1900 Jersey Yellow =. OF cts and
purces OF Loug Island TOR export at DO cis I3e dc
nspd tor Rye ContnrIt Continues AND iaEiner
purchase. nave been made to-day. The aggregate pur
hases OF yesterday aud day are be'~ee - ooo and
bushels IS Oats ara So O. cts for North
ern with sales 5000 bushels at SGT There have been
operations in Eyed Pess Tut the particulars old
not transpirc. .
WHISKY-Bbls are lssolsi. A sale Of COS bbls
Orleans inside at LIST cts. Drudge Is ls cts, anc
steady.
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DIED {:

., Wednesday evening % inst offer onserins niness'
oonun.ption which She bore with Christian iof,,nce'
rLSEY MARIA. wife OF Robert collins. enc si H.
- ~ Josenb Bennett; aged rs years, 3nonths ana Gay
The relatives and friends Of the family and the nemoers
!, Washington Lodge Nc. OF Z A o. D. are respeee..
,ed 10 attend her funeral This Fr'da,
:, clock from her late residence, IS Hud'on-s Without
i-;her notice. ,r>-nrpsoS sysd
sr and one month. emily daughter OF the Iate "eofs
,s snds and acquaintance Of The family are respect
y invited TO attend the funeral on f1i'@y' al
9 W. %etnesdsy. June 3. ESTHER, wife of Jas Brush
,sed s. 49, leland IN Wednesday, the Sd of
,-os of apopexy, JOHN r DICKSON, IN the ofth year
:. ~. .ce-for many years resident OF this City.
A. Wiiamsturgh, Long lsland, June s. " hh popD
,1xFS the Only son OF Lewis and Mary Jones, oil INC
..nc.y on the brain. aged year and moaihs
me relatives and friends Of the family are invited TO at
.,t III. funeral Friday afternoon at O'Clock, rom he
Idca papers please copy.
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Produce and Country Merchandise drifting al Nctc- YORK
Reported Specially for TIE Nelr- Ys,r IT. ib4'ss

Prodpc. and Country srchardi,, Arrt1inz Nc,c York.
Reported Specially for The Mr. Y''r Tribune
New Yorb aud Seneca Falls Liae-A W Palmer Co
Boa, MAJOR Downs25 ou' oil meal plau Plumb; ss pms
do 10 oG-r; y do nsr rs bu hes oats Palm-r y 7s5
lumber Ma',liDg; hex clohs Corie.. h-ydock
CO; do do Eugene Bogsrt; GO DO Fisher. How Ham
iltou; pous aud trimmings hds castings Chas " sus
bhls esgs4 legs huer L-ggeti, Ludlsm Coz 4! empty
bbs SAM Enge; bb!s eggs4 DO a'e-, Conan, Hopkins
Troy and Erie Iron Steam Tow Boat LiuAATe Agent
Barge H.sr- go hall hbl' eour, 55s bn!' DO suy
dam Sage Co; 600 do Chateau, Merle Sanford; SD co
T Gibson; 1856 DO Cows; Co; % pieces iron b1s
B Taylor; box Sheldon Ph-lpa.
on-4i bdls paper Broos,; 70 ubs hu't-r Rus
,- tubs 81 cheese John Boyc-; SO psetagrs
f HspdIe a = bds sme. sue IS nas ba-r 4-n
drcsspn Ayua'; box James III Alst-r; So hhs
aagr sn{dsm Reed CO. 20 DO suyd,m Sase Co 90 hi
Fountain Soaring; tubs butter Corisn, Hopkins
L Co; 2 bbls .ggs, Knappa Baker a., ,o ~.
Old Troy Lip--Pope Ca,n--Bsrga ChicHgo-2h hhls
-four Datar Miller TO; leo do do B-a Co; 2ia 90
REED; 200 DO Sudan Sage c.; 50" DO K,o', Kin
nan q Co; hox-s roots Haz ,rf; bushels
ashes Kent kiInsn L Coz 8 hogs frames Jsne'; q
hox-s .ls.s Morgan, W-.er Smith, IS boxe. cheese
cssk do Ferguson Sherman 2ooX-. hats Charles sisou
box fur James Van Ames 4s boys ssss Spery sha~;
b. lesth-r Gilman. Small CO. II bales cloth pu nam
CO SO boxes a,es s,s Neisoni hb ashes % Al
Sage Co; 50 bbs beef Van,eu IS bbs Provisions
81 zees butter Suydsm, sage Co ibis a'he, Perry
noIes co Il r Tweet; u b.les sbeetings Wood : M-r
ritt 5boxes sn,iDe,s Putnam CO. bIs paper P"res
box books Pops Caiu; y hbs sshss L Dan; DO
Storm so realms pace. Wniis sheffield 70 snd a. peer ~
tongues Chtissmsun Williams
Oo A'baoy Line-J Maih-r-Barge Ohio-56 bbls aour
Cary; ,47 do snydsm sae-& Co 256 do Collins Brothers.
bhls ashes do besns w Trspon Ibis ashes Kent,
Kin-sn CO; 81 do W Ineersol 20 do Brush CO.; u
do Dows Cay; 245 bb!s liquor 4 j herrcb; on hbs
provsion. Gie.on; i,egs -Td Kegs butter War
Coz 2 sess lad and npet Wr1y sack. gipse1s
L Hyde; boxes ID B-ishrm
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LATH--The market hsa declined snd 500 OF coo
Eastern have been sold 81 81; p NJ
PLASTER-This article is also lower snd sro car.
s'es have been sod, deliverable up River GO So
ash.
TALLow-we note sale OF 10000 lbs Prime at IT
cts. cash. for export.
LEAT8ER-A, auction to day 5000 sides Hemlock
sold NJ email advance the .ale and 1000 sides
Oak at hrm prices
sEED--A sale of 90 coo lss prime Pa Clover has been
INSIDE tor export a, :. cts leash.
COAL-There have BEEN 300 chadrons Liver
pool Orre sold within a few cays. a, 81 y chst.
FISH-Dry Cod are quiet, with ahoas Sales
go aa ibis Connecticut Shhd o. and IS for Nos
aud l.
PROViSIONS-There Is rather more doing In Pork,
but prices firm. We notice sses 495 bhis Prime
at ~ 800 500 bbls a-ss 10 IS sales 100 bos
Prime Beet At 90 In Lard there have been as-s $50
ties md 100 hbs 60 do 81 and 20 dovery prime
at 81 cts Small sales Picked Hams 81 cts.
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BINDING HARPERS' BIBLE.-lti. beyond
ID doubt Bible be bound any where more
snbptantja and he -uu'u Than nj he New 4 ORR BOOK
Bnnrrv nnd ia futunsL The celebrity oil THIS Old "a
t. IN mi has rcuced The proprietor 10 get up pr-ssy
Tor hi, Btb- very nj costly patterns, 'uch
Pictorial Epi.copa Scripture, h-slces tost coat
Epslh ana Frunch siye 'nrn The engraving OF these
ryou.lte patterns be-u coLhded 10 The sRill o Mr.
WIN M Thompson and Mr. John Feeley, OF this ty and
M-ssrs Ga-kl Cooper Philadelphia arti-. who stand
on The BIT. hest pinnacle OF the profession These various
oArrns md F. VS. selection Il ornamenIs,
en- b.s rim give endr-s variety OF decorative and
unique of binding frou four eight dolsrs Por The
aud WORK ih- prietnr hsgs
Msr. Harper Brothers, and the booksellers
generally He beli- all the houses aud
I'd ith this establishment good and reasonable,
whom the public An with confidence their cUpes of
III, Bible or al, other works tn-y may with bouno His
Agents he believes gentlemen who wild not rudey bore
politely solicit heir fsvors Tbs subscriher
would cheeruy accord h fellow Binders the che
enterprise this c-sOn and believes them III
deserving luch -Ioc rpthes as buich-s" or Block
heads How they m-y ie-l ihem.eve. honored by such
appelaiions, vi rest b their own feelings.
The following hous' aud ageLts ay he r-li upon.
Mes.rs. Bartlett, Wexford, Mr. John NJ Stearns,
Burgess & Syringe, Mr.. Phelp.,
swords Stanford Co. J Lee~ arden,
R-ynurs j. W Warner,
Mr.. j. Shepherd, e Plll.hury,
Graham. w E. Smith,
} ; Redhsd, 7. P. B-ier
BG ST. John. Is Nassau, Gran ford. Newark
Edmund Baldwin, II. R Holman, Albany,
o. II. Cru.ley, Exchanges Hari, Charleston,
American !p,t!Iu,e. Dennis, Ne~art,
Redd,ng Go. Boston, Thos Il. Pe-s-, II. Haven,
J. S Savcry.
j-ss, z. WALKER lI2 and ia Fulrop-st
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RIVED


Ship Robert Fulton, Davis 26 ds fun Manila, sugar,
hemp &c TO order. Left bark Lenox. Newell, for Boston.
in ds: brig Wugman, Osborn. Hamburg soon. May lS.
la a. long 81. spoke bark Panhea, H-rrck i'm Maven
Antigua Is days out; ast IS A. long g. whale brig
Iugo Cudwh bound home, $50 bols oil 23d lat 70 10,
long Ca brig Agerus, OF Portland steering sSE; 2sh a
81 long GO 90 spoke ship Lew Gale, fun Boston for
Orleans 3U Sc so long 80, ship Hebrew. OF Bucks
port im savannah for Havre
Ship zen veaze Fairfield Is lis I'm New Orleans cotton
provisions, ~ TO master.
Prussian ship Hesperus Hillstrom so ds I'm Antwerp
mdse. to Schmd, & Bachen. go stcerage passengers
Gillian bark Almandranda, Brown. les ds I'm Fapa-
raise, guano. dycwood, sc. 10 Alsop Chauncey.
French bark Age, Seignetie IS ds I'm Rochelle brandy.
&c. 10 A Seignette.
Brig Napoleon. winsow, ~ ds FIN Matanzss, PIP casks
molasses TO VI Taylor Sailed IN company with bark Mus
kngum of Portland for Philad brig Hogan for Boston
Left ship Mary Frances Jewe for ST Petersourg barks
Luzon, Goodrich for Cove Condor. Pepper, Portland;
Sultan Phinney. Hamburg wagram, cros'' Gibraltar;
Florence Decker, Trieste; Harriet Hanker Haflours;
Edwin Wales do Maria Jersey. Gordon Portand David
Pratt Tarr do; Rainbow Tr"tts New York aud others
Brig Peterson, Wilson, II DIS FIN Cardenas Cuba 27s
hhds IS ties m Jssscs. 10 Thurs;on. Left 'lr Ham
burg for NYork soon baks ovando, in DIS; Nicholas
Brown Co. DIS Tennessee, for Boston, dS Brontes Tor
Havana ds; Levant I'm Phad, just arr; brss Gen Ma
ron for New York, ldc Busy, for Warren XII next ua
confidence waiting freight Charles Edward, day be-
fore from Havana; schrs Italian for York. ds Nersey'
for Baltimore, in days.
Brig Republic Smith. fin Rio de Janeiro. April 18TH
coffee to shedding g. Ferris 22OO bags coffee, Mitchell
Passed going i'll Rio ship supposed the COURIER oe'
hence.
Brig Margaret, Tuke sbury, IL ds I'm Havana, molasses
TO Maitland. ComrIe & Co.
Schr Traffic, PtJman. ds I'm Philsd. COAL &c. to &
y Briggs.
Schr Sarah Merrill, Strong ds I'm Baltimore iron
&c. 10 Gager Mailer.
schr Eleanor stevens. Cox. . ds I'm Wilmington, NC
naval stores and cotton TO y /. McCready.
Schr Harriet Merryman, ts I'm Norfolk timber 10 Jas
Gree
Schr sarah, Charlotte I'm NewbeTn, NC naval stores,
TO Medal Platt. -
Schr sally wheaton, Wheaton. 10 ds I'm Plymouth, NC.
naval stores, TO master,
Schr 5 Powell Murch. DIS I'm Wilmington, Nc naval
stores, 10 Z s Powell.
Bremen schr Hermann, Toker, As ds I'm Bremen with
70 passengers, 10 Muller.
SAILED,
Packet ships Sheridan Cornish, for liverpool south
-. a.. p.Ip,at,o Wind =. W.
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ry Newly rk Weekly Tribnne.-Con'enn LOT
Saturday June 6.-PoETRY-A Spring Carol Msy; La
OF the Der. aved Extracts from Songs oil Inc SCUM
EDITORIALS on Gov. Wnghrs General Orders; Our
sodiers-How paid; Policy end Right; Tariff and Free
Trade Prices; Where is 1t 10 eDd!; The New Rfenen
Boundary Texas The News hy The Rtbernis Christ en-
ity and War; The Suffrage Ogestion The Law and The
People dehed on The License Question Wh'iher we are
tending &C Gc-NEws from Europe by the Hiberna and
Great Britain with full interesting extracts from our
Foreign Files Latest News from The Seat OF War With
an engraved Plan OF The Bae Field ~ PsV Alto Returns
OF ne License Election; Postoce Statistics Sc-MIs-
cElLAxEors-Tbe New.York Militia Bill; Reviews OF
New Publications To The Friends OF Temperance Of the
State ofNew York and grea: variety ofnieresng sr'i
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