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New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-12

~ Hooct,NDs WsfrSc ACADEMY isn0v open iof
the season At ds Broadway Ladies Classes daily A. ili
AM Gentlemen. Classes At and Pm Private IN
..ruciiDns given ifde-r-d sl q
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-12

Introduce ri. day The fashion 'of he sesson
september a. lsss. '.stl AsrOR hot -
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CoABs ladies srs respectfully invited 20 examine
the choice collection Of con1s a. me u1.cr1ers
s9reihe variety s bey Ond all DOUBT tbe greatest the
cly among ~hicn vii De found DE open cha1 pattern,
much admired Also, can be Obtained ever, rfreIe ~
pertaining a. The lOiet. A A SAUNDERS
a ~ t.I. md b
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-12
FITS FITS FITS

~ We have opened Stock of New Fail MiLLIs.
cry anu FANCY GOODS srONIER co
- In 3f2 Bpvery. onnost. FInh-st
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-12

METALLIC TABLEr STRoP-Bv the use of hi. src II tho
operation Ofshayng becOm-s Al once and agreeable
For nearly thirty years nch this
ne puphr none has received macy -nc0mumsi proof
OF ulity of enjoyed iis env.bs reputation llfsfsl
discount to y hOlesae purcf asers 4 J SAUNDERS,
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-12
Ramored Escape Of CarIbaldi from Venice.


Daimar4
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-12

bENkDilf Lt"isf Jk)
~ z ss.snIo.s Secretaries 90 1911
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afes from London 10 AnR. 30; Paris 2sih,
Vienna 9Th, Rome 22d.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-12
GRAND DEPOTs FOR
SCHESgkf. PIT MD.I( SypfrD

N-w-fOrs v Cucxrnef Co 81 Barciay..i
Pt..ad-I phs, DR. schencs. q sogih-slaih-.t
ba. more, Candy CO. ,isl--st
Ne~-Ofl-sns. WrigntL Co Isl Chsrtre-
Prcr 3 per bottle Or.ix b0tes Tor s. .l0 3IeOdA
The Daily spy., 1849-03-21
J. w. COLLIER,
Ventillating and GOssamar Wig Maker,
and Artist in Hair,


NO. lat MAIN STREET, WORCESTER,
(OUer Miss Jenck's Millinery Establishments
pEGS respectfully TO inform The inhabitants of Worces
~ ter and the adjoining towns that he has taken the
above Room, where he purposes manufacture every
description of Goods apertaning his business of
description that they be surpassed in New
York His Ventilated Wigweighing or weight, beaus
tiu and durable article with every modern improvement,
25 cent less than either the Boston York prices
The following few of the Goods he will at all times
keep on hand or be pleased to make to order:
Cents Wigs TorpeeSwt every variety of Top pieces
Ladies' Wigs halt Rigs, plain Bands natural partihgs
Frizeues. Ringlets, Curls, &c.
Any of the above articles cleaned dressed and made to
look equal to new at trihing charge.
Ornamental Hair Working.
Ladies Furnishing their ewn Hair, that of deceased
friends relatives have it made into any of the fol-
lowing articles of variety of beautiful and substantial
patterns, which may be seen at his Room
Bracelets, Armlets Neggees Finger Rings Ear drops,
Crosses, Ladies Guards and Neck Chains, Beads &c.
GEETLEMEN's GUARDS.
lair Braided and inserted in Iockets Breaches, ana
Breast Pins. jewelers. supplied liberal Terms
COLLIER'S CORAL LIQUID.
In offering the above Liquid the proprietor confidently
states that 1t is perfectly free from any chemical pTepara-
different from those now in common use and which
have been proved to be destructive the human
The Coral Liquid will promote the growth the Hair,
and eectualy remove the scurf and daRdru giving to
the skin beautiful clear witeHeas the same time in-
vigoratng and strengthening the and leaving them
in perfect healthy saie Ladies will find this superior
article in addition TO their Toilet, giving briancy and
sofness to the har One trial will prove its efficacy and
in order TO bring il within the reach OF all it, put up
in Bottles-price 25 cts.
Families furnishing their own bottes-SI per quart.
Hair bought or taken in exchange. dlm* March l9,
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Auction Sale Of Dry Goods,
In The StO, eformerly occupied by G. NJ. Dayton
WALDO BLOCK,
RV A. SCOTT


WALDO BLOCK,
BY PRATT u SCOTT.
GALE commencing Saturday, March 24th at II in the
- afternoon and 81 in the EUeniHg, and continuing
MoudGy 26th Tuesday 27th and Wednesdqy 25th until
the entire stock is closed up ~ Sale positve and sold
without reserve to the highest bidder.
Consisting OF Long Cashmere SHAWLS, Square do.
Plaid Long do, Square do, Thbet do. with and without
silk fringes, aek Silk do, StadilIa do DeLane do,
Berage do-ScdrtS and Mantles.
Also, ALPACCAS, silk and cotton warp, all colors-
Indianas Orleans Cloths, DRESS SILKS, Silk Vevets,
Sat MS Vestngs Cassimeres. Doe Cassi
meres-summer Stnffs for men and boys weaT-WhiTe
Linen for pants &c.
Also White Linen Spreads, Fronting Linen Plaid do
Linen Lawns, White Cambria, White Victory Lawns
Swiss Book and Null Musns, White Dress Patterns.
Also silk and wool Berages Ginghams, Musns. Prints,
Flannels, Linsey Woosey, all wool Paids, cotton and
wool do., Blankets Comiorers, Cambrics Moreens Cam
vass, Padding, &c.
Also, Ladies' HOSIERY, Mems DO Ladies' Lille Thread
and silk Gloves, Misses do. Edgings Spool Thread,
Tapes, Window Tasses, Buttons, Saving Silk, Needless
Misses Hoods Infants do.-VeIyet Ribbons Taieta do
Gents black silk Hdkf's Bingham do.-scaris,-Demi
Wells Green Gauze do.Parasos Fans suspenders Body
Belts &c. DC.
Also the FIXTURES of store-Lamps Stove, Stools,
Mattresses Clock, &c. dat March Il.
The Daily spy., 1849-03-21
J. HOOKER, M. D..
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.

Office and Residence, No. Park Street.
DR.. HOOKER, would inform the citizens of Worcester
and of the adjoining towns that he has opened Office
by himself and soicis patronage from his friends and others
wishing MEDICAL and SURGICAL aid
He will not ntru the dispensing of Medicine the
nexpereHced individuals but wills far practicable attend
TO himse thus avoiding great to Patient and Physician.
Jad l. duf
The Daily spy., 1849-03-21
Seraphines at Auction,

VN7lLL be sold by 5. w. SELBY & Co at their
w Sales Rooms No GO MAN st. on SATURDAY
Mar 9 lib d, 8 oc'ock p. M.
-Four Seraphines made by of the best makers in
the country, and which will be warranted to agree with
the description given OF them.
One very superior Seraphine, octaves, 2stops Box
wuod case.
One 90 do 4 2 octaves stops, mahogany case.
Oue do do oclaves stops, Boxwood case.
One do do ocIaves | stop, Boxwood case.
The above instruments will be sold without reserve
and can be examined previous to >ale.
March 2lst. DIV S. W. SELBY & Co
The Daily spy., 1849-03-21

~ ROSS'S XpreSS forward all sorts OF
parcels and small through direct over the Worcester
Rail Road to NewPOr Fail RiUer Bristol and Warren.
July 22. dwtf
The Daily spy., 1849-03-21
GREAT SALE OF
FURNITURE AT AUCTION,

M ILL be sold by 5 W. SELBY g. CO., at their Sales
w Rooms, No 6s Main Street,
THIS DAY, MARCH 2lst,
commencing al O'Clock P. NJ, the entire Furniture ola
family giving up house keeping; consisting in part of
SOFAS, CARD TABLES,
Carpets, Secretary Hair Cloth Rocking Chair Cane and
Wood Scat Chairs, Cooking, Paror and Chamber Stoves
BEDS IEADS, BUREAUS.
Feather Beds Mattresses Looking Glasses, Dining Tables
Light stands Dressing Tables Wash Stands, Bedding, Crock
cry, lass and Tin Ware, Clocks Astral Lamp.
With general assortment Kitchen Bed room fnrni~
ture, and variety Of other articles too mention.
The above Sale is worthy the attention of purchasers. The
property be examined on the morang ofsaIe.
March 81. dwlt S. w. SELBY, Auctioneer.
The Daily spy., 1849-03-21

BT v. B. PALMER is agent for this paper
in Boston, New York, Philadelphia, and Baltimore. Office
Boston, No. Congress Street.
The Daily spy., 1849-03-21
STEPHEN TRACY. M. D..


Respectfully offers his services to the inhabi-
ans of WORCESTER DR.. T., having enjoyed superior ad
anages and had ample experience the East Indies and
West well in New England, feels fully warranted in Civ
ing the that all entrusted 10 his cae requiring
either MEDICAL SURGICAL attendance, shall be treated in
the most careful and skful manner.
Office lat present. 60 Maim-st.
Dcc 27 diff
The Daily spy., 1849-03-21

.-77r---..,e- -, Probate Office, March 20, ls4y:
- ~, .srsons interested in the Estate Of A5AHEh
TO al pel late oS Miljbury, deceased, Greeting
ci,ed to appear al Of Probate 70 be
holden at Worcester the first Iuesasy os,s.s Of
d aceased should not granted to Elias Eorpss,
Of sS'u sad Mbury tMald'l CHAs. G. PhEN1ie0' "'S'
The Daily spy., 1849-03-21
TENEMENTS TO LEFT,

A Man Wanted, or Tenement to Rent.
TINE subscriber wishes to rent Tenement at his Nur
J. sery, one mile from the Court House, on the West
Boyston road, steady, respectable with small
family--one acquainted with Horticultural or Farming
operations would and employment during the summer
season or it is good situation for who wi. hes
follow marketing part of the fer good
trimmer engrafer and budderas there is much Of that
business done in this vicinity II would be good situa
ton Tor any gentleman who wishes to retire little from
the crowd Of the town. CHARLES NASH.
March ly
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NOtice is hereby given.

Notice is hereby given,
EINHAT the Coparnershp heretofore existing between
4 the subscribers under the several firms of l.. GUNN
& CO.,-JONES, SWEETSER & CO.,-STRONG,
SWEETSER CO.,-STRONG & SWEETSER, is this
day dissolved by mutual The Books Of the
eral firms at the General Counting Room" of Mr. A.
G. WOOD, No. Warren Hall where all persons indebt-
ed to either OF said firms requested to call and make
immediate payment, all accounts remaining unsettled
on the first day of April next will be lett with Ator-
ney for collection
All persons having demands against either of the said
6rms, requested present them forthwith for settle.
ment. LUTHER GUNN,
SAM'L s. SWEETEER,
GEORGE JONES,
FRANCIS STRONG.
Worcester, March 10, 164s. dtAi
The Daily spy., 1849-03-21
New Express Line.
BigeloW's Boston & Worcester EXPRESS,


s5aaR. Over the Worcester and Nashua and
fszz4sz4 FHeh6urg Rail Roads.
~ HE subscriber has commenced running an
Express Car the above Roads, for the
safe transmission of
Packages bundles Bank Notes. Specie and Merchandize
generally, Three Times each way Daily.
Notes Drafts and Bills collected and all business
ed with dispatch and cheap by any Express
O6ces-American House, Worcester; and Rail Road
Erchdnge, Court Sqaare, Boston.
Orders received at Hutchinson Co.'s Bookstore, II
Main ST. and at the Ticket Office Lincoln Sq Worcester
JASON TEMPLE, I ns..
L. G. BARBwELL, ss"se's'
L. BIGELOW, Proprietor.
This Express connects at Groton Junction with
BigelOW's Great Northern Express,
For Townsend, Peterborough, New Ipswich Mason Viii
lage Nashua, Shirley Lunenburg Leominster Fitchburg
Westminster Ashbnrnham, Gardner Baldwinville, Roy
aston Aho Orange Wendall. Erving, Montague North
field, Greenfield, Ms, Vernon, Bratteboro' W.T. Winchen-
don, Fiizwilam Troy, Keene, Bellows Falls, Charles
town, Claremont. H., Springfield, Windsor, Rockng>
nsm Bartonyie Chester, Proctorsvile, Cavendh Luds
low Rutland, Middebury, Vergennes, and Burlington, W.
March 49, DIFF
The Daily spy., 1849-03-21
Particular Notice.

A IL PERSONS Indebted by note account TO the
n late arm of c. FOSTER & FOX, are hereby inform.
ed that the same be settled previous to the day
Of April next or they will be left in other hands for coec
tou G. FOSTER.
VIM. ID. FOX, Admistr
of the Estate of Lemuel l. Fox.
Worcester, March IA, ls4s. ! dwtAlo
The Daily spy., 1849-03-21
CHI.OROFORM.

DIR. HARRIS, 154 Main Street, is prepared to
extract Teeth WITHOUT PAIN by the of this recently dis
covered substitute for Ether-CHLoRoFoRm
The Daily spy., 1849-03-21
no MARRIED LADIES

TO U1AN1G1EU LAU1EiSs
DY the strong solicitations of her friends and partrons
ID Mrs. GoopwN, has at lat reluctantly permitted her
to brought before the public for the mar.
rd women who prefer not to risk their lives the hands Of
male Physicians at the most delicate period Of woan life
Mrs g. experienced and and holds
herself in readiness to the calls of all who wish to secure her
services and confident by her long experience in her
profession give entire satisfaction all who may wish to
employ her.
Block, Salem-street.
Worcester, Feb FL DIFF
The Daily spy., 1849-03-21
DIED.

In this city, March 18th, Mr. Sherlock Dustin 2e 18th
Wild. Amanda Downes, 81 l4th, Mrs Maria L. wife of
James 5 NJ. Davis, 2s-Wd. Polly Brown, 64-l9th, Wild.
Mary Wtlch "a.
The Daily spy., 1849-03-21
insurance against Fire!

The AStMa insurance Company,
No. So State-st., Hartford, Conn.,.
WITH sound and available Capital - S25O,O 600. .
OFFER their protection against loss dsmage by fire
" the citizens of Worcester and its vicinity insure
Dwelling Houses and Furniture, Stores and Merchandee
generally, Factories, aud Mills, the most favorable
terms.
This Institution has been In operation nearly quarter OF
century-s reputation Jor liberal adjustment, and its
promptude in paying losses well known and estao
iished. THOMAS X. BRACE, FTsssGeM.
SIMEON L. LOOMS, Sscrefcry.
Hartford, March 6, ls45. isn
r Persons desrous of obtaining insurance in the above
Company, referred, for more particulars 70 A.
BULLOCK, Esq, WALDO BLOCK, Worcester, Mass
The Daily spy., 1849-03-21
DR.. 0. n. BLOOD,

ETe DR.. 0. Il. BLOOD,
QlEYYYYYA Proposes to resume the Practice of Medt
AA1J cine, so far relates to the treatment
The Diseases Of Chdren which arise from difficult dentition
1t is fact, that most of the Irregularities and consequently
many Of the defects Of the second oeeh caused by
msnanagement during the eruption and before the ap
appearance oil the first teeth.
The practice Of Dentistry for several years. has made the
principles and process Of dntioD also the irrations
sung from familiar, and therefore appropriate DEPART
Inent Of practice.
Apply at 100 Main Street, or at House.
The subscribers have formed connexion in the business
DENTISTRY which will be continued the Old Stand 1870
Main Street. o. H. BLOOD NJ. D.
Sept22-tf C. D. COOK, M. D.
The Daily spy., 1849-03-21
n. O. OfO, #.

REV. ALERT CASE, P. G. M, will deliver a lecture
upon Odd Fellowship at QUiNsrG AMoND BALL, on Wed
nesday Evening, at u O'Clock Members Of the Order
with their Ladies', respectfully invited 10 attend
March l9 d3t @. F. WILSON, Sec'ry.
The Daily spy., 1849-03-21
Rich Camelion Lustres.

entirely article for Ladies Dresses and the only
n lot for sale in the City. To be found at
Mar 81. dw9wis T.. A. UPTON & cos,
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1849-03-17

The Danville Tribune contains call, signed by
two hundred and sixty-seven citizens, for a meet.
ngto be held on Saturday next, for the purpose Of
aiding The cause of emancipation. In reference to
'ne names to the call, the Danville Tribune says:
The call signed by two hundred and sixty seven CHI
Lens and voters OF the county, Shareholders and nop-
from all parts OF the county We believe
uet ABOUT one bali OF them owners OF slaves We
That the persons requesting the CALL Accord
70 'he sommissoners books, own over We hundred
slaves. We have no doubt that there are many czens
the County who entertain the opinions expressed in
eau and who would have signed IT, had the can been
presented to them. We know there are some such We
Isl the subjects to be consulted upon viii be treated
calmly and dlspassionately.
These are significant signs, and should not be
disresarded. We hear much of the injustice. 10
sliyeholders. of emancipation, yet here is a BODY
Of gentlemen who own, according to the books of
the Commissioners, over fire hundred SLAVES.
Joining IN noble, glorious, and manly effort to re:
move the incubus Of slavery from the soil of Ken
'u'ky. Suocessto sheir efforts. ~.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1849-03-17
"InQuirer.v

We have received a communication from a
correspondent who signs himself "Inquirer,"
asking several questions in regard to our spin-
ion upon the essential character Of slavery
We had supposed that to any enc who reads the
ETsmiser our opinion was evident enough
Wehsve spoken not seldom upon the topic, and
a. we do not possess the power, so much esteem
ed BY Tslleyrsnd, Of using language to conceal
our thoughts, We imagined that our sentiments
were perfectly well understood. However, we
are ready always to express our views upon the
subject, and If "lnquirer'' will favor US with
his name. as from his apparent esrnsstnsss he
will gladly do. We will cheerfully answer the
questions proposed and such other questions as
he may see At 10 propose.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1849-03-17

IMPORTANT ISvENuoS.-I Washington Union
says that a model Of locomotive, which the edi-
tor has examined, promises 10 be mOst mPo'-
tant invention, because il will enable the oeomo-
tive and train to overcome grades as steep As oe-
Gun on ordinary tnmpikes. To accomplish THIS o.
ject, the invention enables the engineer, BY ne
ehanical means, to supply any degree OF adhesioe
whichmay be required at any instant, and 10 ai'-
Perse with il the moment he ceases TO need H.
And to do this, there are no rack-rsils, or cog
wheels, or eentre-rSil; nor is there, BY this pan
as much resistance to the progress Of The Iam s.
would be caused BY adding weight TO the ensins'
in order TO produce the requisite adhesion me
effective power Of an engine Is now limited % Us
adhesion of its wheels to the rais, but By THIS N
yenlion the power of the engine is only lmilea :,
its capacity TO generate and retain steam mss
very important
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1849-03-17
TIE Wrsnx .f sI.xer.-

In discussing the subject Of slavery, 1t 10 toe
often forgotten that there are great wrongs con-
nected with our system. Good men often de-
ceive themselves by strange process OF rea-
soning. lfone attempts to prove to them tina,
slavery is wrong, and brings forward some Of
the evils Of the system as 1t exists among us,
they will admit that such things are wrong, and
contend that they are not essential to slavery
that slavery may exist when these things are
removed. When they have satisfied them vss
that there may be an Innocent system Of slavery
in the abstract. they then transfer its Innocence
to our system ds a exists. To prove that slavery
may be without wrong, tn ey remove the u.jus
adjuncts to our system, aad when they hive
established their point, they restore all that
they have taken away. BY kind of legerds-
main, our system Of slavery Immediately tales
the place Of the abstract system which they had
before their minds, when they were proving
its innocence. Slavery, In the abstract, seems
to be kind Of ghost that presents itself to our
eyss in very beautiful form, ill we are highly
pleased with II, and then dexterousIy stems
aside, and leaves MS unconsciousy looking upon
quite different thing. When we begin to he
displsssed with this object, the ghost imperes,,
tely steps back and removes our objections--l
SO skilfully 10 the operation performed that We
seem to be oil the time looking at one and the
same object Slavery seems to be like ono oil
fouque's water spirits- A person riding through
forest, sees q stream rushins, down . prec;r,c.
When he approaches more closely to the stream
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1849-03-17

We are glad to learn that meetings have beer
appointed in several parts Of the State for tn,
choice of delegates to attend the Convention a
Frankfort. A meeting is TO be held to-day fo
that purpose in Danville. One has been called
also, in Hopkinsvile. Wehope that throughout
the State, early Arrangements will be made sc
as to secure full and fair representation of tn,
Emancipation sentiment Of Kentucky. From
counties in which meetings may not beheld, lei
as many individuals go to Frankfort as possSibl,
can. The Convention is not intended TO DO an
assembly of delegates only, but of friends O
Emancipation. Let all 90 who can.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1849-03-17

he wonders that he could have been so deceived,
for he sees before him nothing but a tall man
clothed In white. 1.-The is provoked into an at
tampt to cut of the head of this man, he finds
himself drenched with water. So slavery
changes It's appearance tosuit the circumstances.
"That water 10 poisonous" says A to B,
mo II IL not poisonous," replies B, "for,
though 1t contain arsenic this 10 not an essen
tial Ingredient In examining this matter,
we should have before our minds water In the
abstract Water in the abstract iB not a bad
thing" Having reasoned thus, b swallows the
water which lad led to the discussion, taking II
as water IN thu abstract.
edo think John Anderson is suitable match
for our daughter says the mother of beau
tiful young lady to her husband; CHS character
is so bad that he would make her miserable"
"Yes," says the father; "but the vices Of
OF gambling and drinking are not necessary to
his character; we must look at John Anderson in
the abstract. These vices being removed. I think
he is very excellent young man. Remember,
my dear, Irepeat, that these vices arc not neces-
sary parts of John Anderson. John Anderson
in the abstract viii make our daughter happy,
am sure"
The mother is overwhelmed by this logic, and
the daughter is given to very good young man
in the abstract, who viii no doubt make her happy
in the abstract.
With our feelings, II seems to IN absurd to
say that the holding Of slaves b In itself neces-
sarily sinful. Wa have known benevolent per-
sons, who subjected themselves TO great trouble
that they might purchase slaves for the good Of
the slaves themselves. A female slave, who Is
about TO be separated from ali that she holds
dear, Genes to yeu. and begs you TO purchase
her. You tell her that you have not the money.
She returns and bsgs more earnestly. Your
heart bssds for her. and you determine even TO
pawn your furniture for the purpose of raising
the money. Yoa buy her. telling her that
when abe has earned enough TO refund what
You have paid she shall be free. Can any one
venture to say that you have committed a sin
In this?
Other cases might be mentioned, but this ID
sufficient, to illustrate our position. This, how.
ever, is far from proving that our system Of
slavery is not sinful Our system forbids the
Legislation of marriages among slaves. II
depends upon the will of the master whether
the marriage tie shall be sacred. A large num-
Der of our slaves are living in adultery. We
mention this one instance, as this shows very
clearly that our system as 1t exists Is wrong
We defy any man to deny this. We appeal to
the conscience of every Kentuckian. This
matter 10 not merely question Of dollars and
cents. Those who vote for the continuance Of
this system. vote for the continuance Of wrong
They vote for the continued violation Of Gods
laws. IL the friends Of slavery wish to avoid
the position in which they are placed, they mus,
exert themselves to remove from the system all
which they acknowledge to be wrong. The
idea Of slavery in the abstract" will not help
them here
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1849-03-17

1RtssYrvAsIA UsUERsTr.-Rev. w n'a -
has resigned the Presidency of this ins'i'u.
rhis movement tsays the Observer q heP0'' y.
was dictated BIZ feelings Of masnsnim'v ~
part, because il was found that The ianos :.
institution were inadequate to its iisSlhnes = -
then ntste of org anization, and that some 'H' =
the professors would have TO retire.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1849-03-17

SrFANsR DOMAIN SuNK.-The steamer Domain
was sunk afew days since in the upper Mississippi
Pi' about 1--WE miles below Quincy, and now lies in
about III feet water. She had on board but little
cargo, most Of which was saved. The boat was
an old one, and viii prove total loss She was
owned BY the captain and the other oficsu. and
was insured for 1880.