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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-07-14

SdNUS7s CIOLHIlg F4mpOTIums
hE Richard Sands, grateful for past favors would re-
seuly call the attention the public his Fashionable Clothing
and Furnishing Store 25 POYDRAS Tchoupitouas
NJ b. Gentlemen arriving in the city will find it to
to call and examine for themselves. APPS
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ORION PInMMEB
sands's Clothing Emporium.

/ OObDON GLUMhER,
| .4DJUSTER OF .AVERAGES.
5 Office Lucien Hennann, Marine Notary No. q Royl
| StTdet NFl1 Orleans. lie s nov.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-07-21
Worcester Co. Mechanics Association
i CIRCULAR TO ERS.

The Worcester County Mechanics Association
announce to the public that their FIRST Exhibition for
the encouragement Manufactures and the Mechanic Arts
will he holden at the City Hall in the CITY OF WoRCEs-
TER on TUESDAY the TUenty sirth day Of September
nert being the week OF the annual Cattle show III this
The undersigned being Committee to issue Circular
to the Mechanics, Manu- acurers and Artists oil worcester
County do most respectfully invite ALL VINO may nave
achieved any discovery in science, SKILL or art or have
invented or improved any useful machine or implement
TO offer for exhibition and Premium articles IN every de-
partment labor Skill which may tend In any manner
10 add TO comfort Improvement OF mankind Wheher
of wood stone metal, other material The products
If The COW in silk Cotton, Wool, Hemp, Flax or Hair
and all articles generally considered as being the work OF
the iarer portion of Creaon are soIcled' ana snail
have proper places in the Exhibition. ~ 5,
Medas of Silver, and honorary Diplomas will be award
ed to the inventors proprietors of SUCH machines i'm
pemens or scientific discoveries, as shaii De deemed
imporaD to the well being of maukind and also for
peIior skill and workmanship as Articles eXhlOlteu may
deserve being undersood that as lar as possible sucn
machines implements discoveries, are TO form part
of the present Exhibition, and the Government pledge
themselves Partially shall be observed IN their
dierhniion In issuing this Circular we appeal TO each
and ali The Mechanics Manufacturers, and Artisans of This
extensive County and ee assured from the beneht result
inc from Exhibitions in other Cities, that no course can be
devised which will tend promote the mechanical skill
and interests great degrees as one whch brings to-
geber az one view the numerous productions of industry
science and taste thereby aordig the whole community
an opuertunitY for correctly judging upon the numerous
and wonderful improvements OF the present dy-and far
Their than this who doubt that social ties and feelings
are enlarged Strengthened and improved by the inter
change of views and opinions aft rde1 by such Exhloi
tions So we trust friends and all Others, who may
have the mower will lend their add influence and good
will on the present occasion. 4f
To prevent and in order
TO secure prominent places in me E&hibon
are earnestly requested send their goods in season. that
thew may be entered pery arranged on or before
Saturday, the 23d of Sep ember il possible
CnntibnIors are reouested to address JOHN BOYDEN,
Secretary OF this COMMITTEE Worcester, Mass, which
vii meet Win prompt attention. every facility posi-
he viii he GIVEN TO exhibit their productions the best
oIyantose VIM. b. FOX, ..s..
~ WIN. A. WHEELER,
FREEMAN UPHAM
SAMUEL DAVIS
gHa ICHABOD WASHBURN,
VIM. NJ. BICKF0RD, +
JOHN BOYDEN.
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.lAA AGENTS WANTED, TO SELL A
&OO NEW, LARGE, SPLENDID TOWNSHIP MAP OF
PEyNsYLvANIA, in this State; with it, and in all the
other States, FAMILY Medical Works great value:
Comforts Thomsonian Practice of Medicine;
COmfrt's Thomsonian Practice of Midwifery
To apphcatlons PAID circular will be
ed, giving the particulars Of the whole subject.
li.Hh.t a4'F'4 ALEXANDER HARRISON
Oct 81 81 south Seventh street, Philadelpha
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Notice to Farmers and Merchants,

HE subscriber has hand and for sale at his
Agricultural Ware House and Seed Store, NO 220
MAIN STREET opposite the City Hall, WORCESTER,
the following articles. viz:
Hales, Kmbal's, and Phillips, Messers' and CUby's
Grass and Bush SYTHES, of various qualities
Lamsons, Clapps, Carrs and Atkins Grass and Bush
SyIhe SNATHS.
Smthfeld Indian and Pond, Quinnehaug Svthe STONES
Masons, Fsk's. WiIards and Billiards. Sythe RIFLES
GRAIN CRADLES AND SYTHES.
Putmsns, Wilcoxs, and Carpenters HAY RAKES;
DuRcan's SPRING TOOTH HORSE RAKES-Wond
ems REPOLV[NG Horse Rakes-Bartlett's Hand Wheel
Rakes.
Part[idge's Gaylord's, Kings, and Plimpton's Hay
FORKS, of all skies.
SictEes Grass Hooks, and Grass Shears
Nova Scotia Blue Sheet, finished and unfinished Grind
stones both hung and not hung Grindstone Cranks with
Hanged and Screw Arbors, Anti friction Rolls.
Barn Door Hangers, Churns Tubs Pills. Baskets-But-
ter, Fruit, and Nest Boxes-Washing Machines, Wash
boards, Clothes Pins, Mop Handles, Grain Measures
Also, Millet Buck Wheat, Oats, White Beans, Guano
&C &c, together with general assortment of Farming
Tools, &C. o. CONVERSE
Worcester, July 8. aa dwtf
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Wanted Immediately,

DY subscriber hire take for one or more years
ID smart active, and Industrious Boy, IL or IA years
of aye to work and do chores about the house
&c Good Recommendations will he required.
- Apbprn March l. # HESTER SIBLEY.
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TOOLS FOR SALE,

At the subscribers Shop III South Worcester,
ONE good Triphammer and fixtures, nearly neaOj
" One foot Geered Engine; l single do;
] Chuck Label Buff frame and heels
Grindstones and frames
! Grinder for grinding shears;
Milling Machine for fluting;
/ Boring Machine and Augers;
A lot OF Blacksmh's Tools;
A Ut of Mills and Drills for chuckng; Vices, Screw
plate taps, and lot of small tools too numerous
TO mention; good Vice, Bench and draws
new improved Gard Shaving Machines.
The above Tools will be sold low prices and posses
sion given the first of May the subscribers having
mutually agreed 10 dissolve their copanership at that
time having sold their Grinder for Grinding Knives to-
geher with the business to Pitt Holmes, after that time
April IA. dwtf BOYDEN & BAKER.
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PATENTS.
Amerrcon and Foreign Office, and Agency Of the
U. S. Patent Office, WASHINGTON,
No State -ROSfOn.

No. % State Street, - Boston.
THE subscriber, by appointment from the Commission
of Patents is agent of the U. s. Patent Office fol
ceivng and forwarding to the same, models specimens
manufactures be patented deposited therein, which
will be sent free of expense and RISK, and with despatch
lie prepare Caveats, Specifications, Assignments and all
the necessary Papers and Drawings win make researches
into American and foreign works. test validity OF nven-
tions and render advice legal and scientific matters
respecting the same Patents secured in Europe and
other countries.
By application at this office, inventors saved the
time and cost of journey Washington, and delay there
we'll all personal trouble in obtaining their patents
They also the advantage Uerbay explaining their
Inventions and of consulting in respect them matters,
in general Of paramount importance in order to obtain
specifications and claims The experience of
years. practice, extensive collection of rare works.
decisions &c. on mechanical subjects, the Patent Lows
and patents of different countries, collected at much
pense during the long time this office has been established
together with accounts here kept of inventions patented
Washington enable the subscriber afford inventors
DESTROYS of procuring Patents assistance and information
which in Other respects might be difficult OF attainment
Il. Ii. EDDY. CiUit Engineer
Boston, June %. ewly 80 q cod
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Worcester, July l, 1913.
CIRCULAR

To the Ladies of Worcester County.
An arrangement mas been entered INTO between Inc
Worcester County Agricultural Society, and the Worces~
ter County Mechan Association, whereby the Exhlo
ton Of Manufactures the coming Autumn renquished
10 the direction of the Mechanics Association.
The undersisl ed have been appointed Committee to
solicit from the LADIES oil the County, especially from
those whose contributions have heretofore formed so at
tracve a feature in the Exhibitions of the Agricultural
Society and from all others disposed to contributes spec
mems Of their skill Industry and perseverance, in all de-
partments of labor peculiarly pertaining 10 woman.
Specimen OF Needle the products of he Loom,
whe her of Cotton, Wool Worsed, or SILK; articles of
comfort convenience or luxuary; ALSO Drawings Paint
ngs and articles of elegance taste whether products
of leisure moments or Of regular occup solicited;
and it is hoped that such "a zeal and spirit oil emulation
will be manifested that the coming eNhol'loh VIII rank
equal TO those of previous years while under the auspices
OF the Agricultural Society.
competent person will be appointed to take charge Of
all contributions such places assigned Tor them IN the
Hall as will best exhibit their exceencies The name Of
the contributors together with the article or articles con-
buted will be in book, and number attached
to them whereby they be readily dentined, ana care
fully restored TO the owner. ,.n1, >, co..
The Exhibition will commence on TUESDAY, me 26th
ofSepten6er preceding the day of Cattle Show ana con
inue four days longer 1t is desirable that all articles
intended for Exhibition should be forwarded to PUTNAM
w taft OF Worcester the superintendent or presented
at Il Hail. as etry the Saturday preceding the Gay OF
exhibition in order that they may be properly arranged
WILLIAM A. WALLACE,
i' ALBERT TOLMAN,
E. ben .u GEORGE PHELPS.
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NEW ARRANGEMENT

NLW AhhhLNUEIMENI i.
TNHE subscribers have this day formed connec i,c in
i business under the name and firm or HALL Y
THOMPSON, ana have taken the Store
NO. 1913 MAIN STREET,
recently occupied by CALVIN KNowLToN They have also
purchased the stock in said Store such discount
will enable them to any article in Store from
t.Oenfy Oe y per cent less Than the original cost Of
The same, making greater inducements TO purchasers thai
before offered in w rcester. 9t
The former patrons OF this establishment and the public
generally respectfully Invited continue THAR pat
ronage they will at all times find stock OF Goods
ond to none in this city. IS J. HALL,
Worcester April 49, ls4s. TIL A Y. THOMPSON.
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Worcester. Jolly |, 1913.

Shingles - Shingles.
zoo 600 SHAVED and Sawed Cedar
OUU.UUU Shingles, just received, direct from
Bangor which will be sold low as they can be bought
in Boston or Bangor, adding freight.
WIN. T. MERRIFlELD,
MavI dit Exchange ST.
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Gle Datlp Spp.
w ORC E FER:
FRIDAY, JULY 81, 1913.

Resolved, That Massachusetts wears no chains,
and spurns all brides: Massachusetts goes now, and
Will ever go, for Free Soil and Free Men, for
Free Lips and Free Press, for Free Land and a
FREE WORLD.
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The following letter, from young gentleman.
formerly of this city, now travelling in Europe,
has been handed US for publication. 1t will be
re ad pith intnrnn4.
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Gtee 7Da(Ip &2p.
Published at No. 1872, Main Street, Worcester
JOHN MILTON EARLE,
Editor and Proprietor. 5000
Terms.

The price of THE DAILY SPY is Three Dollars per
annum SevenyfVe Gents per quarterj if paid strictly
In advance.-Or :.
Four Dollars per annum One Dollar per quarter II
not paid in advance. u, CIV,
THE MASSACHUSETTS, SPY
10 nubished weekly at the same office Terms,-S,75 in
advance or So 90 fnot paid in advance. ~
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MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE.

THE PEOPLES MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COM
i PANY Of Worcester Mass. continue to effect insur
all kinds of buildings, except those of an extra.
hazardous character, and upon Neat Stock, Hay and
Grain Household Furniture, Provisions Wearing Appar>
e and Merchandise generally and also uron all kinds Of
Articles, and Stock in the process of manu-
acture excepting stock in Cotton and Wooden Mills,
property alike hazardous such terms cannot fail TO
give entire satisfaction dividend Of cents
on the dollar made by this Company the Pol cies
which expired first of this month and IT ia conh
IDENTIFY believed that still larger dividend will be made
In future under favorable circumstances the past
With these inducements offered the public sespect-
fully invited to examine the basis which this nsi
ton established and avail themselves fits benefits by
Applying at the Company's oflce, r.sss
No. 8, under Brinley Hall,
onposite the American Temperance House. Worcester.
+ 0r'F7 F8sfftn DIRECTORS Do .t8g .e8lGH
E. H. Hemenway, Worcester. Joseph Pratt, Worcester.
George Bowen, do. n Joseph Boyden, do.
lanes m Wall do. Warren Hunt, Douglas.
Amos Brown, DO iona w srroh o!Vton'
james EstabrOok, do. "A uenny, Le'ceSIeT'
George A. Dresser. do. J.W Jenkins, Jr., Barre,
H iIopnsio N N. Tower, do. John Edgel, Gardner.
'NF''N 'ff7f6h' e. IT, HEMENWAY, President.
3 sons o. HARRINGTON, Secretary. e alnd IN
Worcester, Sept !, ls47. 81 ae.5i 4il l0 &. avn
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ROMd's Crackers.

az HALF BBLs. OF Bonds superior Pilot and Oyster
10 Crackers. WILLARD, BRANCH d. CO.. I
Jnlv 1 dwtf No. | Warden Block
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-02-27
MARITIME naTTLL,aKMCE.
Fort of Nevs York, Esbruary "a, Isfs.
CLEARED

80, Cleared.
British Mail Steamer Hide Shannon, Liverpool and
h an.aTy f sseamsf Thompson Liverpool
At s!S%v.Esy,;a isa:i,S ssrs; Co. 6.
S Atp spS
FORA Ssl iii,sa hsnb.ct arwinew Orleans.
S y %'SS is 3 s s,.si
L.Ga.x do Sss as% New pnswae Frank
'' DilfHsS.f 5. net rss,sn Coz
sss. s% esha
ush rsmpe'o, TrsawelI Norfolk MOT, B;d. Aa.is Pros
i HapSy ra nf.S Vary xnn Sweet Carr Do E1cs
'a sSsp so %sas S1o sstd .a fo s
Cleared Friday Brig UfAon, Mitchell Portland with her
iawa d Curacao cargo put in for tarbor.
Arrived.
Brtsh bark Brotiefs Snvan Newry, ireland, s. days
With indie 70 q Mia. d,h inst la 9l, lon s7h gale
NV VIII e yingto was hove on herseam eads stove
ssrn Iu., Who sagu, la Grand Feb 49, with md.e to
Bark Peri Collier Savannah, days. with cotton. the
Bra Oxford Clark City of St Domingo IS days, with log
wood to Aymar Co. lIh mt lat 81 59 lon spoke
. Salem fam osA'''' 80 days from the Coast Of Africa Tor
Bit, brig Matanta Lawrence, Halifax. 10 days. with fish,
Brig Snatia, Smith, Curacos, 81 days, with ndss. to-
Big Industry Pike St Cror via Newport in ballast, to
British brig Emma AS,liae Cronsn Halifax IS days with
Gsh Hunter Sunday l2h 3h lh IN lat 80 0 lon 81 So
experienced heavy sale from NEto NW was hove down
and earned away buwas aud had boat
Of water and provisions Sc and leaks 18TH bore
HslX aud met with North windI and kept away fer
York; passengers -, - -
Brig Industry, PIKE (of NHavenl St Croix lB End) jan
49, Newport days ballast, to the captain 18th
lst &c a. r6I0 picked round blcs cotton marked
one of tbeinW and W D. appeared TO have been In the
watef pDt short time. -
Brig snha Lavender Rio Graude, Jan 3, to Harbeek
Co. FEB lat 10 S. 80 So spoke ship Roanoke of Balti-
81 da ysr5m Rio Janero Tor Baltimore Lett no Am
vessels.
Brig Hector Pendston to Boston before repored from
CisnJneros 20 days to Chaselain Ponver Experienced
very rough weather in the Gulf Of Mexico 18th inst lat 20
with white rahad apparently beea in the water but short
Brig Kredrou, (of Thomsston,) Kemey. Providence
Br scbr Lawrence OConnor Doyle, Frost ~ John, Nb,
with plaster to I Nevius son--3 passengers.
... Sailed
stesmshps liberia, Liyeipoo Nonherner, Charleston;
ship Haue Havre hrgs Ohio, Daren George Chasaton'
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Arrival OF Strangers
SATURDAY, February 2g.
0H 'HN
AMERICAN HOTEL.

e y. AMERICAN HOTEL.
r .sps Np's ea5,st t. Gina Hugh
= Aston HoU6R.
f9'GsE ~ SiS;sf
SsoI a. r.r.o so d. Ss1
tsr. do @e.s%' sssSess ds; Bm3hs~ noscT;
iss ss s E:,:s tS
Heeman, do; j s Hartwell. Caaandsisun.
w Ealin. Nashville; Mcci..isad ds:C Claiborne. Va;
FrT: Lynshrrg cfHa .soEs. =: W::a
oan5 VS LasTsnhsii fhilIJ WtInSs sSs:sSs;i
, Godsa Ssoa "A; Do; FS Ss1 SssE
EASTERN PEARL STREET HOUSE.
3D.! DaYs fss New
H s.y Nv Ds':s a'f: M
S 1g. Ns;.S. c ri nf,
I;;s srss' ss:a N *; Ess VI. N;ss|;
John td!r Is'Sr S sss 5o1iaoa S~ BEDFORD 'i
Feddiag' Ly@'' G. o,,sr
BOSOM ss n'6'i y.Ss. 4 kssh Col
T TSiST' Tamst'' s New Y.is. ''''''' "
fl c51i' s- y.5a' M i y $
a "a AZ Al F ss:.ss nd
N R:s5%1Is rSrs G.ss
Hutchinson Mo9!ssns;y 2 M1sspIa h; Ksss;ss
cou%eus; W Foce, YonksIs; II W Nicholson rhii'-
delphia.
Mrreek HSsehbery E, T;6 Cans.v Sejui
Bush Sheffli lioodnow, Swapsey' ~ " co,'ey,
tsrhont Albany; II Dat,r Y; w Buiwe,I bndgepor,;
r REX Baltimore d Dunung Goshen; 2 Esstbrosk i
II Hitch Mass: Fsirbaak. J; Il Dlesis, N
Van Naeu roughkeepsic; Lyfsey, Whha"spurg' M At'
KRIS, do; & Bass. Charleston, . Z.
NORTHERN HOTEL:
II Quinn New, Jersey; c.. Moore, eo;ton; Wells Hs.
re1strsw. II w 0rsen Brooklyn; Si.bee Baltirore
Neysps New Jersey; u W Fisher, Pbiadclrhia Walsa,
Washington; 8 King. Boston; Fisher Fort Greene.
RATHBUN's HOTEL.
yH PEBBLES. Va; RI Downing rhad. lshia; WtysT
W M Caspa-, do; Bonestesd, Genevs; Morton, Y;
MIR Floti; Milward, Thia; Haruhorie, MAJ; Tar
ter. Newark; Webster N y; Leidy. Gina; Barker,
Vermont
TAYLoR's HOTEL
q II Ayres, Philadelphia g u Tucker, Connecticut;
Beach, Hartford A Howard stllwelI
TfMMANys HALL,
j snvsnsou N Y; X Waitlsw, do, Hunt; u, rseks
kills q X Thompson, " X; G Higham, do; ) M Dodd, dot
SA Benson, N j.
WBsTERN HOTEL.
sB Howell. Elmra ID Curtis, Bath; SMITH CINCINNATI
w Mowbray Baltimore; q Tillinghsst, lndans; smith
Mkhe; g w Elton, HAuford w M Thompson Newnrki
KsosE Cenpse ticut W fitt Prov idencs "a! wilson
Quebec w Ap9egon, Cincinnati, Rogers, Philadslphis
G Lsthrop, Chaslssssa'
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SvnrtiSg. intSlIisence:

CaAHLEsroN RAo1,n Z. fhe {aee CO tho 2ad inst, says
the Qs,1i being the asy before the fesst did not
prosdce any sxcitemen Or General turn out for the
coufss. As tho weathff was. fne, there rather
select asssmbage witrsssthe race the card calling
but event and that casned to but two ags
they only two year dds Neither Of them, il evil
dent HAD the advsntage~of long preparation but they
stript better than could been expected MIR. Hey
wards colt looked unc0mory we'll as fine as silk, and
swas much admired HNsess,o much faoesd BY the
ing The result provsh however, that in this, on
other occasions the knowing one, sometimes mis-
taken in their udgmente itself is very easily
described: Mr. Lowndess cot, now named jim Bell
janpt OF with siightead IN both heats, was never
caught, and won with some}hpg to spare MIR. Hey
wards colt has been chEjAttned, Selim.
Sweepstakes for two yeA mile heats carrying 90
>. ibs.--the wsiShE ofthree year Odds. -
dam Sy Little Billy. -. ........... /
W. c. Ii.ywsra's CHI. . yeardod, by Santa Alma,
out OF Ida, by irnportsl Barefoot. ........... 2 2
Tine. lse heat In SIS; "a heat, I'm. 67s. :
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universal admiration. As the builders at the
north have all secured her model and water linesN
and look with interest to her position on theswa..
ter, will state few facts concerning herv
When launched. she had all her water tanks .on
board; filled with water sufficient for a voyagey
She had also weight in her, comprisin gsher
chains, &c, equal to the weight of the bed plate;
OF one boiler, being about twenty-five tonssin
all. With.all this she draws but seven feet Of
water. The heavy northwest wind blowing at
the time she was launched, did not moyessher
two inches from her water-line, and this too with
her lower masts and rigging all standing1 She
has been~on the, stocks about 100 working
days, since the. contract was signed,y: Cap:
tain Rollins, who is to have command of
her is.highly pleased with her apPearance-op !he
an ocean steamer 80 The. reputation of Baltimore
is staked.by our msehapics in this vessel: r
Miss Julia Dsanshas been: most favorablysre-l
ceived atthe Museum during the past week and
will have splendid benefit tonight. Mr. and
Mrs. Er S. Conner have not drawn we'll as
was expected at the Front street theatre: They
have hadfather, slim houses for. several weeks
past; but AIR, Conner takes a benefit, to.nfsht;
and will, doubtless, have agood house. 4,.S>s,
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ALBANY Feb. 20, ls4s.
Yisit to Hamilton College near Uticn. 6c. &c &c,

hbphNI, Gu ~, 1898.
Visit to Hamilton College, near Utica, &c. &c &c.
recently visited Hamilton College, cluster
Of massive buildings, situated upon the brow Of
an emlnsnce, from which you have view that
the world cannot parallel. At distance of 20
miles you may sec, with cleaf sky, snow cap
ped hills, and tall pines, and rustic cottages; you
may also see, at your feet, the pretty village of
Clinton, which some of the students have llken-
ed to Rome sitting upon her seven hills Around
you are the residences of the president and the
faculty of this honored institution behind
you is the college, which consists of three
stone buildings, exclusive OF the chapel, which
is also built Of square blocks of hewn stone.
There are at present one hundred and seventy
students at this college; and the walls of old
Yale herself never contained happier or wilder
body of students than those who are now at
Hamilton. The students have formed number
of societies, which are the soul and the JOY Of a
college life; one OF these, at Hamilton, is called
The Union Society,"" and another "The Ph1-
nix Society" These societies have rooms Ia
the college buildings, which are used by them
exclusively; the walls OF these rooms are adorn-
ed ey autograph letters (being in frsmes) from
washington, Clay, Webster, Dallas, Washington
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The soops George EdIidge with 1907 convoy with 1907
and svn with 40 bales Of cotton came IN yeseIday
the Euelish ship Mertoun, HemoD master abe from New
Orleans or Liverpool with 1850 bales cotton 45ee Sacks Of
corn 800 erees pork beef kegs lard and quantity Of
Iogwood bseswax sprung leak at se and subsequently
got non Della Shon KeyNacas where she pounded
heavily asd suppoted TO b. dsmsged have
40 doubt however that w continue her 70 LIVER
POOL afi cr undergoing necessary repairs. 49,
Portions Of the merchandise thrown overheard BY the ship
syvlns, and the sales have ALREADY abort $4,000
Much Of the property plovshs, iron ses oarages 30,
rsssvss1 81 dyins and the salvo Will rsssvs about s1y
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Passengers Sailed.

LIyEhrooL-stsamhip Hieernis.MIs Trigx Mr. Saith
.qd MI Tobias, Work N, sc;sysr. sa'..sh; M shell
scorts6y Enrapd; Mr. ssrvsn Paris Mems Bsssss. Psa-
er Frances Mr. ssral Lamsden, CHM: Mr. L EhsrnEton,
1, Fe. HalifaI-Mi,. Hall. NYcrt Mr. pcss: lsaa
air VIM Irving MIR VIM Finn, Mr. Thomas Ward, Mr. Mon
and Mr. Chamsers Hslifsx. - ,
HAvnr-Plckst ship Hayre-Mr Tsrrand aad LADY, Of
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