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The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-08-07
H0uSE PAPER WAREHOUSE.

FOSTER ST, WORCESTER.
A N extensive assortment of Medium and Common
IN PAPERS Of every description down to six per
Roll. FRENCH PAPERS, Gold and Embossed, of ex'
qusite finish and beauty for Drawing Rooms and Parors
WINDOW CURTAIN PAPER of all sorts, at the low
rate OF six cents window, fprined.
Protection Paper for walls that TO be painted.
FIRE BOARD PRINTS (French) very beautiful, which
purchasers are invited examine before purchasing else
where.
n b.. All kinds of Papers put on-Ceings, Cornices
and Centre pieces wHIrENED and ROOMS CoLoRED in she
best manner notice, the reasonable terms
{R3-Warehouse between Main Street and Boston and
Norwich Depot A. IL. NEWTON
Nav DIT
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Upton, Grafton, N. e. Village, and
WnrcaSfar EYnrnSS.

Worcester Express.
sASN&%a 'TNHE Subscriber has mnenced running
&SS5tYSssSSz9 l. Stage to and from Upton daily,
A1A'=1-@s Sundays excepteil.) to connect with the
line between Worcester and Grafton, leaving Upton Hotel
At 81 M, and returning will leave the General Stage
Office, Worcester at T. NJ.
The Grafton and Worcester Stage viii twice day
leaving Worcester at 10 Am. and PM Leave Orator
ut A. M. and P. NJ.
Books kept at the Grafton Hotel, at L. NJ. Smiths Post
Office N. E. Village and in Worcester, the General
Stage Office, first door North of the American Temperance
House.
very necessary that all Express Business should be
accompanied with written orders and signed personally
hat it may lie done with correctness.
Sept II. dwtf TYLER HARRINGTON.
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CITY TRADE I,NPonr.

TUssDAy, Dee. 1s-6 PM.
The merchants had not had time TO read their pr.
vae letters brought BY the HIbsrna, which arrived
this morning. consequently the cotton market vas at
stand and no transactions Of sufficient amount had
trsnsrired TO indicate the amount Of inauence exer
csed by the foreign There better feelisg
In the -four market and for good pure extra brands
this State and Western, some better prices we're
tsinsble While common and medium grades remained
about the same. Canadian more freely offered,
and prices favored buyers. Southern -four better
with fair demand. Rye -four aud Indian meal were
dull The market for wheat vas steady, but owing to
the hrmness Of holders. sales limited COru 90.
ttsdy, with fair amount Of sales Rye vas heavy
While barley and osts were In good demand The IN ar.
ret Tor pork vas unsettled and lower prices
copied There was some more sctivity and hrmp in
Tel Lard was quiet There vas marked changs
In butter CT cheese In groceries there fair bud
mes doing coffee continued firm, while sugar rere
rather Inactive. Moissses heavy and prices in
ell Ell TO droop.
Assts-Ihvre was q isir demand for pot, With sac,
Of 20 bbls domestic at 50 62X SO 0s snd 200 bbls
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ship.Issao walton. shsrnsn liverpool sir,en Iron
s ss c 1ss & ra,s Ig.sS Go,
test Charleston wardls; Monterey MeMssus Baltimore
WIZ: Saa t' R: L T:;
sG.i A.ry Ann ws. s:si ssus1ard rSsSaud, Rc""as.
ps s,1sr.InOIso FIELDER ;, Johns Nj PI Esvus Son.
l s.,sS%ss Is;yS se% hhrcsTpoG and IA
sss.p SusS %d cs RI Ssns SATURDAY S
I'M, y J6, 'a o 70 spsaord Tis..en Co
En- 9Th =. y @s e. . s,@.:oH Iagg.n Boston
Is, os n,s *; s.1s 2
la ssss ss.,d s.is ",aSs ~
Dutch ta'i esS.s say h az isa s 81 .p sc:
III ss ni'T Il; ass' ssss :; c;H Coed Sss.
ss ss r, hsp.: zoe, ~ Or nssse. Ayrss
YG.h ThsJ hi, been y da,, q LAIR w '''
%d,. sss rassnss ssr.hsii iP Sc Dec bees 20
ss.n ssS i fs .a n :D red Tag
SHIP orsion sBr, nes5n Liysrros d.y. With SALT to
a, ~, s;.Tsss .g. 1ss,; asSsg, IS days With
aSs:ss ";' er,ss. soT a. and sw Pass
shIr Creole FOt,er New orssp, Nov a. with cotton 10.
ship Rsr9siie Jameson. sav.utsh II d.y. with cot
nsIi ysss br xocfs Serry Ire g. days. with iron and
an. Boa S... r n.a Poc;, b';S.I days u; Ss.
:s Bar. c5sISs tStp.s.g.'. M u''hsOrne s,v,nn
cs,e,s Gerard ~ Pierre Martinique rs dsys With
h ss sS s' ssa i hoe - .ssn .s,:
,sf,s nsns from :. ~ ~, With Cape Hat
Barb Caroline. Godfrey, Charleston. days with cotton
s-.a PCT 9%s New H.y.p,, n,l.- RI. J.n.ire .,
pots BARI Dsnl WEBSTER from Ts Boston 70. r !.
fOT p.. 70 esys eu, al yell
Bip 81 lon 3 " SPOKE Ss,1 sS %s. Elves. "
Bris Topls sct Rer'stj. nsvener B.i,o Hon. n days.
Brs wl,,hiep. Lsm.he s.v,niiis No, DO with ma... to
ri sss ts s s.,.. n' vs.,, Pc =. s
Ar b., ss; ,,A r. port :. B... md. D'"''
with salt AID iron % II 1nasrwesa V" 81 Martins MOVIE
ciss c sys c. sS. q .H
pe.sS for 81 ssI sSnna 70 A osys OF The s,,wa
issns hs. bees threatened time P''' " WV
gris inp.rsI toy sorfo'sh Keenan, Cages ~ day..
bris Mexico tBr) Norris, Kins,n ia with md.. 10 Geo
rI Big Assu''n E%,, us-;n. Dee With ,us,r.. to N
N6es,t johnson hence Tor New ose,ns Ok Rim sis
s,en s Isi:s r. sS;l,s S .,sns .i
p,s ns,ss f1r h,ya.s IA, eaa re 9sls,n
milf, 5 @ l.rHsi 49, NIB
80 .esmss ,sis srir bsyn ntoou the Sisbs o. he
~, port s, worsins V -: r SsS5s r al
h,p vsud tssr s Is hen &C. n every raept ,he
they got their lost launched With prov ms and aer In Il,
arc lett hs brig on tie morning Of the 81 In snkiBE state
Bris wsrcus tcf Can senL Jooeiyn ST MARKS 2i days
with cstter, 70 toe Auterson a Co.
Bris r.crpana Bedei Savannah days with cotton and
Bis Iy,ss Ferguson Charleston days With cotton ard
Br,s Al,sr. al I.ae'. s, JOIN. NIB days, with rum-
setr Charles Nils, Smith. Wilmington NC, day, with
navsl stores ~'F WV
SCR h,,ilds Wells. orisen, wIlpnstos. NC. DAYS.
viii naval stores -N'"'''
teit Adrian, w.'roie, Hcrfoh sdsy,
Schr Natilfa v Wella Griffin Wilmington. NC 6d,vs
tslr ~ Mash, RsrsdslI. Baltimore.
tehr fsltimcre. Sieieit Baltimore.
sohr Augusta Keens, New Bedford.
below
Bark Sophie tDu,ohj IS days from Brem,r with p,ssen
hsrt "s.tildes," cs days from Palermo.
Alec two brigs
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Another card from mr. urox,p.

To TEE EDITORS 80 t~toN
trust this will be the last time shall have TO ask
the favor 81 you TO publish anything In relation TO
myself, 80 far as my name has been connected with
the spessershp. The base calumuy Of Mr.. Clayton's
Norm .4nrtcan CORES poDdeDt upon honorable mem.
bers Of Congress. requires this statement over nv
own signature. sm charged with bsrgaiuiag With
both eStTemes-" tb- Tree sOilers and the nuhersi-
and that II vas my Intention TO cheat both bar.
gained with neither That I was anxious To obtain
their votes do not deny and that tina. snxisty may
have led me into error ADMIT Mr.. Wilmots testi.
mopy on the floor 81 ongress proves that all promised
MIN snd bic frieuds wss t. constitute certain commit
tees OF the best and sblest whom the South
bad semitic reprsseD It, interest order that
views OF the south might have full and fair express
sion nrouRh the committees aud halls Of Congress;n
apdtbst Northefn men holding the opinions OF the
North sno Representing the views Of the Northern
people should also lie heard through the com
ard the balls OF Congress and that their votea Guild
not be smothered y OF such men intsnded IN baye
constituted all the cnmmitt~es; and think no fair
men would have done Othsrvise had but little con.
ference With southern gentlemen When the ,ubi.ct
~ss mentioned 10 me. I pointed q my printed
speeches, my votes in Congress, and referred TO
my opinions bad Undergone no changes I nov
repeat the same declaration. and shall vote az
have slssys done. unlsss otberwiee Instructed
ON "wednesday morripg before the bsllotin<s com
msncea DID not much expect TO be elected had
updefstocd tbat ecarst,ons TO the frees oilers
we're lot atisfsonrs aud DID not know that ~ was
their Intention 20 vote Tor uot MIR Allen. gentle
msn bad never sen csst his vote This much deem
necessary 70 age uyself. and hose voted for
right before TIE co-n'ry Consulted with no one in
relation TO TO- .'tfesponhepcs-Dut even one II m
colletgUes Though h. pess ma, fail 20 do me lu..
tice u ell W. Oue Tine he awarded to by honest
and eonboing constituency WI. BROWN.
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City Intelligence.

Tur BHospwN RELur COMMITTEES o. rur BoAnp oy
Asss1srr ALDEhNE,.-The Com mittee OF the Board Of
Assistant Aldermen to whom referred the matter
OF petitions for and emonstrsnces sgsint railroad
In Broadway as we'll seXeral other plans suggsste
Tor relieving that thoroug hre q the increasing thronx
Of vehicles which Of necessity crowd it's pavement
present met yesterday afternoon In the Office Of the
Clerk OF the Board Of Assistants. There re-
monstrances against the proposed railroad. exec OF
those which we're heretofore presented to the Board
MIR Schuyler President of the Harlem Railroad Com
psny, called the committee In reference to the re-
eolution passed In the Board on Monday evening re-
guring the Harlem Company lay down rails through
Park ROW to the open space opposite the Aston Houe
MT Schuyler announced TO the committee, that the
company woG,a lay cown the rails N the Common
Council desired IL Among other propositions for rail-
roads is ore TO lay down track through william
street TO Hanover square, thence through Beaver or
come other street in that vicinity to Broaa~sy thence
up Brosdwsy 90 as to connect at the most prac-
ttcsble point with the Western cars, which shall
be required TO take the sans track tlt IL not ex.
actly clear hew single track would answer the pur
poses designed The committee having stationed q
man In Broadway near the OF Fulton street
Monday, TO ascertain the number of vehicles, which
pssted in the course Of day, received report that
during the twelve hours from six O'Clock A. NJ to six
o'clock NJ, 10s00 vehicles Of different descr
passed that point The committee are suxious to
receive both petitions and remonstrances In relation
TO these railroad projects to determine how the
public are disposed towards them.
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Our Balumore Correspo .dencc.

BALTIMORE, Dec. Is, ls&o.
Father Mathew takes his departure for Washington
where he will remain few days, prior TO starting for
Ghstletton.
large warehouse Pratt street has been leased for
ten years by company Of New York gentlemen
who propose to convert II into hotel q plan
John Kennedy, the author of Horse Shoe Robin
fon the Life Of Writ &c and the author also Of the
wing address heading John Tyler" las been started
sropgy the track for the seat In the nted
States Senate by his friends In this city All the old
party hacks In the State to have their eye IT,
those Who have been long since repudied by the peo
Die Whichever can pull the wires strongest will
coed; and a. Ex-Governor Pratt !. strongly backed by
an association Of tn. most expert wire puers In the
country, there T. but little doubt Of his success
1tere nothing cone In the Ba tmore -four market
raay On Saturday there sales Of 80 barrels o sard
street and ZOO barrels City Mills At 81 rs per barrel Grain
To-day the supply sas quite lase sales Of red wheat
SlaSl U common an inferior rs white, 81 O5 o.
ton-ssl.s Of new ytos At 81 5Ge and white At " f9c
old In the market. pats-peu fair 3lc
quality. WHISKY continued without Any change.
ID, ioeving sers ne s,osk ss.'i.s chs BALI Ohio
lyl do. do "a
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Our Pn,indeipn,a Correspondence.

have just been favored 9th calculation made by
most peteDt person in reference to the present
population 81 Philadelphia ard the incorporated dis
tricts lie assumes the basis a his calculation the
nuDbsr q taxsblss In 1912, the number Of taxsbes
was 81 ot5 and the population $50 slT In 1si9 the
number OF taxable l. ssc.rsined to be ~ asa which
would sive population ~ 425,oo2 Tbs truth u,
startling % " may sound, the population Of Phila-
delphis is nearly ~ lsrR. ~ that 81 New York
The foreign ~ the Bhernia has had other effect
on srtets than 20 still, further inacvity Ia
ton Flour IN better demand and prioea fully sustnse
No change a. eat hye Is scarce and worth from 6 90
cts GALES 81 New ORLEANS at ~ cts time. whis-
hey is To- frisk demand a. Yesterday rates.
Not much doing IN s'ocks-'he market quiet and dull
Annexed are TIE sls ~ fhe Frst board shares grsrd
Bank III do. Yarn eve and Mechanics Bank 6I. p do.
Gb de- Guard Life tnd Trust. % ~ do northern Liberty
sI @ 1 ssS g. az, Beird2
Dsnf.
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Canadian on private terms Pearls continued in good


BHEApsTurrs-Fiow The sales for the day reached
1900 bbls including fine at 81 IL "a ST. at 81 rs
. 81 62H; ordinary State and Canadian. at 81 62H q
81 es common State at 81 50 81 rs; straight State
at 81 10 81 81; choice State and mixed Western, at
81 s7h So; straight Michigan at S. IS O6; fayorite
Western at SIS IL q IS Is; pure Geneses and fancy
Michigan at IS Is SIS 81 and other descriptions
without change southern Flour Sales of 45O bills
were made at So 06 SIS 81 for mixed to good brands
Rye Flour 400 bbls sold at So So S27s Co,n Meal
l006 bbls of State sold at SO 80 So SO and 200 bbs
Jersey at ST. Brandy vine was dull at So l2H Wheat
Sales were 600 bushels Long Island at 81 81 05;
Canadian was inquired for and firm at 81 O3 O5
Gepeses firm at 81 % q 81 90 Canadias Peas
10 good demand with sales of 1000 bushels private
terms Rye was heavy and dull Gales 900 bushels at
S9c. Corr-Sses were II 500 bushels at 65c 500 for
new Northern and soathern yellow: $40 q 500. for
Southern white; 57nc. 581ac. for Western mixed In
store, and 500 5ekc. for fiat and round yellow. Bar
ley Sales were 500 bushels good two rowsd at $50
which was rather better Oats in better demand,
at 40 45c for Northern. and $50 40c for Jersey.
BuekDheat was salesble at Ate. n 4sc.
CoTToN-The Ibernia's letters were not received by
merchants until too late to affect business We have
consequently transactions in cotton to report Our
quotations are those at which, from the expressed
views Of parties operations be effected The stock
offering 10 very light
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Tbs Case IF the Drurys.-Ip consequences OF the de.
cison made by the Court Of Oyer aud rerminer on
Mcnosy last, In the Of samuel Drury aud son In
quashipe the indie ments found illegally against them
and sending the whsls matter back Police Court
Tor the sctoD ~ the magistrate Justice Lothrop will
at O'Clock this afternoon take up the case on hear
Ing sndthus give the prisoners opportunity Of meet
ing their sccusers-a right which they entitled to-
BY the statute Law Of the State The property belong
ing to MIR Drury, Illegally taken from bic residence by
the officers, after his arrest yesterday taken pos
session Of by the Sheriff. at the instance Of the CIR. in
sursnce companies
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WAsHrsGro,, Dec. 17-1l1i r. NJ.


The wbig caucus has just adjourned. All was
harmony and good feeling Several speeches were
made That OF Mir Morehead was partic ularly con-
cilistory was that Of Mr.. Winthrop. As there Is
probability Of some sort Of compromise without pre-
cisely knowing what that mpromise may be, IL
agreed hat in q any arrangement Of that sort
The wings should concentrate bir Winthrop There
va no resolution To- that effect, as understand but
sort Of general assent TO the only able propss
fion that could possibly be made. The whigs have
no other candidate on whom they can possibly unite
an slthough the Georgia wings will not vote for MIR
Winthrop yet In Of plurality vote being agreed
spon Mr. Winthrop stands a very good chance Of
being elected The democrats who have not yet agreed
on any candidate whom they would support In such
In emergency. will not consent to plurality vote
morrow. What they may do after having held a eau
Gus will probably be able TO communicate to
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WASHINGTON. Dec. II, 1919.
The House still Heel up Hand and Commencement
me Senate.
The House had four trials to day for Speaker,
al coming out like the man in the woods just whore
they started from precisely IL is tread mill business,
and pins them down to the constant labor OF walking
without advancing an inch.
Another effort to put forward Mr.. winthrop, only
Iesuted in dropping him again and in scattering his
fIces In every direction
As last resort MI Thompson. OF Kentucky moved
that three committees OF wings free soiers and demo-
ddste for speaker Witch laid on the tsbe-l1l to
ITO The passage Of the resolution would have
I'D to nothing for doubtless winthrop, Cobb and VIII.
met would have been nominated aud there would have
been just as much scattering "a before.
IL Is unfortunate that LOrcoran < Riggs have been
Lending the members money for II the bankers hai
thut Them on Dscessity would have enforced orga-
pzshon. Now they appear to take IL perfectly easy,
Win plenty Of money from the bankers and brokers.
Ire dehocrats had a caucus this morning in refs-
rerce 10 the standing committees which in the Senate
are elected BY the body instead Of being appointed
the chair. They had not concluded their business,
but We presume the committees will be pretty much
they stood last year
Certain communications sent into the Senate were
referred; and rom the presence Of Gen Peter Sken
smith aud MI Levin in the Senate Chamber. the PHI
lide pha Cell ctor Is probably 10 be acted upon
The wings pold caucus 10 night, In which grand
rally is TO be mai. for Winthrop There Il . formi-
dsble renaissance against Collector Lewis from
d the thadrlphia wings to be laid before the Sensts
at the proper time
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MARKETS ELsEXyHERE.

BosroN, Dec. 17.-Brokcrs' Board-l0 shares Norfolk
County Railroad, s6 30; 10 do so5m, 81 10 do 3; do
81 20 Boston and Providence Railroad y2 Boston and
6S1 10 Western Railroad iCs; 81 Old Colony Railroad,
BPM 47l 90 do 46si; 30 East Boston Company, s?n.
500 Norfolk county Railroad Bonds 69 200 do s2In
1900 do, s3m, So Second Board70 sha-e Norfolk county
Railroad, SO 10 do boso 1924; 10 do boo 3I State Bank
SO e5 50 Dividends Vermont Central Railroad, No. 2 81
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LIvsRPooL CLAssurcArIoH.

FRErcHrs.- Flour engaged to Liverpool at Is 3D.;
corn at 41ld ashes at It's Cd and for heavy goods,
22s Cd was asked Rates to California continued firm
at coo cubic foot at s55 for lumber, and So 90
So so Per Dbl. There was no change to continental
ports
Provisions Pork-The saes were $50 bbls. ut So rs
SO S7H for prime. and Sl2 90 Sl2 % for mess.
Market closed firm, but dull Beef was more active
and firm, with sales of $50 bbs at SO go for prime,
and So so IS rs for country and 50 so for city
Prime mess was dull at SIS so SIS rs Beef hams
dull but firm, at $3.50 sl2 rs. Cut meats
firm and dull with sales so terces Crsgns extra,
at &c. Lard was quiet, at 6h a6hc. Butter was in
moderate demand at ca Ice forSOhio; andA0 a l8c.
for State. Cheese was in good dem ndtat 5% 10.
REAL EsTAxE.-By Anthony Bleecker-3 lots
3Sth street. between 9Th and 9th avenues at 200,
$4,000; lot do. do Sl,2l5 lots do do. at sl,275,
S2550; lot do do. 81 800; lots 22d street, be-
tween 9th and 9TH avenues, at $3.50 5000: house
and lot 9th avenue between 22d and 23d streets,
SO $50; lot the of Sth and 32i street,
$3.50; lots on sth avenue, between 22d and 23d
streets at 81 525 S3050 lots do do at ST 400 S00
lot the Of 6th and Both street 900
Al OTIS 34th street between 7th and Sth 445
SUGARs.-The tendency Of prices was still in favor Of
the buyer. Sales $50 hhds crop New Orleans, at
42& 5hc., months.
wHsKrr-rhe market wassstesdy, but quiet With
sales OF 100 bbs Ohio and Prison at 2Sc aud Is hhds
drudge, at &c time and interest
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A MOST WONDERFUL AND AsToNIsuING GROWTH
"A OF Hair.-D DIR. DewJtC. kenger:-near Sir: WAS in
ducod to try hedioatea Linment for Hair upon
two of grand daughters which had fallen almost entirely
out and TO great surprise the hair in thick
and fast and IN short time they had more hair than they
desired. and it has continued firm, SOFT beautiful
main yours, most truly, Mary Bayley. wamsburgh L.
the head Of Grand In addition the above
cured rheumatic pains Of from twenty TO thirty years stand
ing and all manner Of seree cuts and bruises Sold in very
large bottles at cens 81 Dozen go Pea- street. and
464 Broadway, near Grand street.
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RaasenUera Sailed


sar FnsroIsco-Bsrk Emms from Bath-xe.srs Ste
Lh.n Manson, jr msstej WIN Copeland lst oheer; WIN
Murray "a do Jss w Grdley. Chss II Grid.y Reuben
worse, Nm Scott John Scott, VIM MoPhee, Brown Vim
VIM RollinsGeo Morrison, Henry Morse. Bschslier
Zenss Hatch Levi ham VIM reher Abron Jordan Reuben
Weston Rodney Howsy John q Dinsmore, Geo ID Wad-
ley Abel Young. Tcothsher, saml Carr
San fRANcrsco-Barh VIM . Alden. from Belfast-wm
Alder, m:',sr Jas Tides Let mate Gee Palmer. "a
Lorenzo Coomhs Frsutlin Bsvner, Geo Ellwe henry
Dunbar Jr Geo BlodEst Prescott Nelson Peter OH,
sen Jr eesmen Psssenstrs-wm Abbott Stephen Caid-
s.i3 Fdw 'rofsya u. n Craig. Henry Dunbar, VIM G
Lancaster SAM Leeksi fhos W Lohrop Jesss Town~nd
John Stewart. Geo wisht John wilson, ssmi walt WIN
West Henry Woods, Jr WIN Alden. Ezra Barker,
&C Burrl Francis whitcomb Jas vietery Edwd CLARK
H l DYER hsSsy noIsce button Jr Higsns,
ssh Norton Abi.l Pierce, rdw kunroe, Benz Noys
San FRAScisco-Brig Samuel French, from Eas.port-
Sidney NoyesJ Carriek. Thos Moone Stephen Chase,
ssys s r,issrd SliS.r fs'aas R,S.dsl Rys.
Tucker. Omcers and crew-Dsvid Brown, master; Danl
kendrick' 1st nate; Campbell "a do william Taylor,
Forrest Phineyt Stephen Cram ssamsn; Brown cooh;
Hun rewsrd buchanan ,upercsrgo.
Biehrd master Bcrj simr.en, LIST mate; Comfy q do;
Jas Eldridge steward; Dsni Hayden supercargo Mich
OLE Ethel Olmstesd, ssml futile. Jr, Geo Norton.
ssr FsArcisco-In the Northern Light, from Boston
Harridan, Mrs Barridan, and Mis-. Bsrridsn T.
San FRANctsco-Biis viotorin from Cioucestcr-Nark
Lane Dr. jos arson sster John Brown, mate; Raj
ley "a mate Peter Riley steward Hesj Carlton, Elias
Day, John Aoies Dolver, Seth Howard Jos Bowers.
SAY rRsrcrsco-schr Biilow from MansAeste ADD
tiobsDJ jos Morgan, W OFFEND. Bsbcock, Thomp-
son, II Dow, Younger Nj Kemp.
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m E OgCAL.
,rM, OR NO

CURE IN ONE DAY. WITHOUT MEDICINE OR NO
charge IL " deplorsble to witness the present.
ed 70 DIT Lsrmont q eade street. where private diseases
have been driven into the by quack in the
mercury, eapav k to bresh out again in theorm
Iafftf
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On Tuesday, the 18th inst, Of consumption JOHN C.
ApAMsoN aged twenty five years son OF the late Con-
stantine Adamsop.
His friends and the friends Of the family. invited
to attend his funeral from the residence of his mother
500 broadway, corner Of Fourth street Thursday,
the Goth int at nine O'Clock, A. M.
On the 18th inst, Mrs. PrrER HArrrRIcK, rect OF
the late Peter Istterok in the ssth year of her age
Her friends, and those Of her James Lee, in
vited to attend her funeral from her late residence
No. 6S5 Broadway, on Thursday, the Goth inst at
O'Clock, p. NJ, without further Invitation.
On Tuesday, the 18th inst, after short but painful
illness, ELizAnrTn 81 wife Of Arnold Ballett M. d.,
and only daughter of Warmoldus Cooper. Esq.
The relatives and friends Of the family are respect.
fully invited to attend her funeral on Thursday tho
Goth inst at balfp past three o'clock p M, from the
residence Of her parents, No IL Grove street.