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AUCTION.

TGNHE underslgnci having determined to
4 close their entire stock of Goods ont by
the lst day of January, 1850, are now offer
ing them at cost and carriage, and will con-
tinue to Go so until Monday Of the December
Circuit Court at this place, on which and sue,
ceeding days they will sell to the highest bid
der until the whole stock is disposed of. They
are now receiving additional supplies of Fall
and Winter Goods, direct from Philadelphia,
all Of which they Offer in the same way
They have not room in this TO give names
and les of Goods, but would just say that
their stock is large and well assorted.
We invite the public generally to call and
examine our stock--if we do not sell TO
them it will be because they do not wish 70
buy.
TERMS OF AUCTION: All sums under Five
Dollars, Cash in hand--all sums over Five
Dollars, IL months time with bond and ap.
proved security. CLEAGE IL co.
Oct II, 1S49--tF SO
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EVILS OF PRosPERIrY.-A widow and
daughter came suddenly INTO possession Of
100000 IN England lately, but they could
not bear their good fortune, and both be-
came insane.
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RrApiNo.--Tt will be found by oh.
servation that persons who are fond
of reading, who have access to small
number OF good books, are much more
intelligent than those who read every
thing and digest nothing. The truth
is. we all read too many books.
We should know more, II we con-
fined our reading to smaller num-
Der.
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McCInton Young, chief Clerk of the
Treasury Department, resigned his office
Io>day, the resignation TO take place on the
lSt Of December.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1849-10-12

The Journal of Commerce esti-
mates the population Of New-York
at $4,000 Of which from 10000 TO
100000 are foreigners.
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GROCERIES.--On hand a foil supply
~ Ui Groceries. consisting of sugar,
Coffee, Pepper, AIspice. &c. &c.
sale BY BRADFORD & DODSON.
MAY Is, lS49-f 81
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

A LII those who purchasud goods at the
"a sale Of WIN. Z. Thornton, deed, are
hereby notified that at the last terra Of tie
Chancery Court at Athens, all the books aud
papers of every kind and description. what
ever, was transferred out of my possession
and placed in the hands of the Clerl. & Mas
ter of SAID Chanoery Court, on whom all who
are interested can call and make pay msut Of
their respective notes and accounts
A. &. RICE, Admir-.
Sept q, ISi9--4t -
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CH3RLESTON, so. ca.
James GadSGen a. Co.

= IGGlCa sgUlSUDE9 az CO.,
Factors end General Commission Agents;
ALSO,
Agents Of the Baltimore and Southern
Steam Packet Company,
4 RE doing business on FITZsIMMoNs WHARF,
"a il CmARLEsToN, aud desire to make it
known 20 their old lriends and patrons in Ala.
bama aud Tennessee, aud TO seek a continu-
anco aud increase of past favors from all who
NAV be disposed to make Charleston tbier
market this season, where Cotton, Rice, To-
bacco, Flour, Wheat, Grain OF all descrip.
tons, Bacon, Beet, Cotton Bagging and Rope,
with every other Domestic and Manufactured
Goods, must meet with ready sales.
JAMES GADsDEN, Pres't 5. &. Railroad,
JAMES +. EDWARDS,
RICHARD T.. SCREvEN.
Sept IA. lSi9-6m 81
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GEORGEq BH.S-g wore T.aHAE.

fEESEGs$AsG k5StaT-a ~ ssfDEfI
Augusta Insurance and Banking Co., par,
Bank OF Augusta.
Branch State of Georgia, Augusta, "
Bank of Brunswick,
Georgia Pail Road,
Mechanics Bank,
Bank of ST. Mary's,
Bank Of MlleIgevIlle,
Bank Of the State Of Ga, Savannah,
Branches Of ditto.
Marine and Fire lns'ce B'k, Savannah,
Branch OF do, al Macon,
Planters Bank, Savannah,
Central Bank Of Georgia. "
Central Il. Il. & B'king Co, Savannah, "
Charleston Banks,
Bank OF Camden,
Bank Of Georgetown.
Commercial, Columbia, g
Merchants. at Cheraw, "
Bank Of Hamburg,
Alabama Notes, 2 a dis
COMMERCIAL Bank of Macon, tailed
no SALE OR UNCERTAIN.
Merchants Bank of Macon,
Bank Of Daren and Branches.
Bank OF Columbus.
Cha,tahoochee II. r. and Banking Co.
Monroe Rail Road Banking Company.
Planters and Mechanics Bank, Columbus.
Exchange Bank. Brunswick.
Insurance Bank of Columbus, al Macon.
PnDnix Bank Of Columbus.
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New YORK CoURT OF COMMON PLEAS
Anna Judson vs.. Edward u. c. Judson.-
10 this case, the plaintiff sought to be d~
voIced from her husband for various acts OF
Ill treatment. Divorce granted.
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TOBACCO.,

TOBaCCO.,
~ w. ROSS ~ CO., have just received a
VES large lot of the very best brands OF
Tobacco, which they will sell at moderate
prices. m
Sept 7, l5l9--1 81
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MASONIC.
The Corner Stone Of the East Tennessee
Masonic Female Institute, will be lail
with Masonic honors on Tuesday 18th inst,
in MaryvlIle. An appropriate address will
be delivered on the occasion. The Beth
rem Of the respective Lodges Of East Ten
nessee and other Brethren are especially
invited and solicited 10 attend and assist on
the occasion.
BY order OF the Lodge.
SAMUEL PRIDE, !Secty, pro tenn.
.Neto Prou. Lodge, No. 1873
Maryville, Oct Attn lS49.
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Public Auction

OF TALUaBLE REAL ESTATE.
LOOK TO YOUR INTEREST!
WILL be sold al Public Auction, on the
w premises, on Thursday, tho LIST day
of November next, by consent OF the heirs,
the valuable tract of Land belonging TO the
estate OF the late Barnard Franklin, lying
IN Sweetwaler Valley, Roane county,
Tenn, containing Three Hundred and
Twenty Acres, about two hundred Of which
is under cultivation. There is a good
dwelling house with all necessary outbuild.
ngs on the premises. The land lies three
miles north Of Philadelphia and three south
of Barr's Ferry, and is On the Stage road
leading from Knoxville to Athens. The
East Tennessee and Georgia Railroad pass
es through the farm, which will greatly in
crease its value when That road Is in opera
ZION, as 1t is probable depot will be estab-
lished at Blalr's Ferry.
Oct. IL. lS49 50
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UlNE. CHEWING TOBACCO; Fresh
T. Tarlaric Acid; Tamarinds; DR.. T. l..
Soule's Oriental or Sovereign Balm Pills;
DIR. A. Trask's Magnetic Onumcnt-lust
rece,yed and Tor sale al the Athens Drug
Store, by WM. BURNS.
Aug, I0,4le9 # 40
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UIITE LE4D-PUTTH.
- W. ROSS & co have just received a
SHe very fine lot of pure White Lead. Also
II lot OF Putty, winch they will sell cheap for
Cash.
Sept I, l5l9-tr so
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CHURCH GOERS.
Two lovely Ladies dwell at,
And each churchIng goes;
Emma goes thereto close her eyes
And JAue--to eye her clothes.
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& II A K l. T. STON
WHOLESALE PRICES CURRENT.
OCTOBER 7, lS49.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-08-09

LATER News FROM SANTA FE. Santa r. I'll,
large number Of emisranls have left Santa Fe for
C'i0rna seven out OF nine men belonging parties
oes'eu 'or California, under Green Marshall were XII
eu lhey were attacked on the Goth March 200 Apache
Indians on the Rio CHA They succeeded in killing So
or 80 Indians, when the remainder fed Mr. Marshall
and Robert Ward were literally cut to pieces, but thew
managed to save their lives and to reach Guyamas on
the Guf OF California. They subsisted for ID DAVIS or
what they could pick up on the road
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-08-09

EXCUSE FOR SMOKING. In the reign oi
James | OF tobacco hating notoriety, the boys
OF a school acquired the habit of smoking, and in
dulged it night and day, using the most ingenious
expedients to conceal the vice from their mas
ter; TIL one uckless evening, when the imps
were hudded together round the fire of their
dormltory involving each other in vapors of their
own creating, 10 10 burst the master and stood
in awful dignity before them
" How now" quoth the dominic to the first
lad " how dare you be smoking tObacco?"
g Sin" said the boy, 81 am subject 10 head
aches, and pipe takes off the PAIN
A nd you and you and you :" inquired the
pedagogue, questioning every boy in turn
one had raging tooth; y another cholic; the
third cough; in short. they all had something
Now, srrah," beloved the doctor to the last
boy, what disorder do you smoke for %
Aias! all the excuses were exhausted; but the
last interrogated urchin, putting down his pipe,
after farewell Whit, and looking up in his mas
ter,s face. SAID, in a whining hypocritical tone
&c SIR, SNAKE for corns %
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Free Soil Nomination for Congress.
ma the Frer prmocracy OF Massachusetts.

To the Free Democracy of Massachusetts.
NJ Notice is hereby given that Stale Convention
of the Free Soil Party Of Massachusetts will be held al
WORCESTER, on WEDNESDAY, September 70 h,
at 10 O'Clock nominate candidates for Governor and
Lieutenant Governor; and 10 take such other measures
as may be deemed important to the cause OF Freedom.
The several cities and towns OF The Commonwealth,
are requested choose delegates to the Convention in
the proportion of three for every representative in the
General Courtto which they are by law entitled.
The Free Soil Committees in the several cities and
towns are requested to take all ncedu steps secure
full delegation to the Convention
By order of the Free Soil Stale Central Committee,
CHARLES SUMNER, Chairman
S mansa. L maHr9s. Jn }seere'aries.
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CALIFORNIA GoLp-SLAvERY. Extract OF
ieter from +. Gould Bufium, who went out to
California lieutenant in Col. Stevenson's Regi-
ment IN 1916, aud who is now member of the
District Legislature at s F. dated
SAN FRANCISCO, June II, 1910
You people at home are altogether mistaken in
regard to the gold mines of California. Gold is
NOT to be shoveled up here by the pallful, but
tue most severe and arduous labor is required TO
procure it, and then there is as much luck in it
as mere is in specializing in lottery tickets.
VIII give you little OF my experience. For the
hrst week, believe, dug only about SIS day;
and many day since have / tramped up and
down the ravines with my pick and pan, and
gone home at night without having dug dollar.
Inc most | ever found in one day was $50, al
'housh nave seen man alongside of me light
upon pile containing nearly thousand The
TACT oil the existence, and indeed the inexhaustl.
blilty OF the gold, is not TO be doubted. 1t is
everywhere.
Advise all persons coming to bring with them
a good light machine, as machine does the work
OF about four men. The South has al
ready sent her emiSSaries here to ,rork among
as TOR the introduction of the darling institu.
non Of Stdoery; and we, few of US, young, ar
dent and strong. have pledged ourselves to labor
against tyranny in any ami every form, and will
certainly triumph. California shall never be pol
luted with a slave track
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SUDDEN DEATH IN WEsrFIELD. MrLucas
Cowes, highly respected citizen of WestfieId
died quite suddenly OH Tuesday, under the fol.
lowing circumstances. He accidentally. while
at work, cut his thumb with buzz or circular
saw, and went home and had the wound dressed
and returned to his shop. He soon began 10 fe eli
seriously i'll. and returning to his dwelling, died
In a short time.-The wound did not bleed and
TINS probably had connection with the cause OF
his death. Mr. Cowles had been previously in
the enjoyment Of full health. His age was 40
SDrin0 field Ren,bIc,,
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LEGIsLATURE-so FIR.
NORTH CAROLINA ELECTION

Inc returns received render nearly quite certain OF
tue election of the following Members of the next Con,
gress, viz;
Dist Thomas L. Clingman, Whg-no opponent
II Joseph p. Caldwell, Whg-
III. Edmond DebeTy, Wig, over G. w. Caldwell
~. sAus II Shepperd, Wing, over 4. W. Keene
v *AVm W. Venobie, Dtm., over II. X. Nash.
. VI w. I'm II. >. Duniet Dem over Clarke, do.
wi. William S. Ashe, Dyn over Reid.
"Vili. Very close and doubifu-stanly rs Lane.
TX. *Dtyid Outlaw, Wing, over L. j. Person.
sNembers of the last House.
KENTUCKY. In Louisville CITY the pro>slayery Cor +.
ven'Ion ticket has 279 majority. Two Democrats nd
Q emancipation Wing have been elected to the Legs
iaiure. Partial returns from The district give Lane
[Dcmocfatl 29l majority for Congress.
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HE PREsIDENT's ToUR. General TAYLOR.
as we learn, will leave Washington on Thur sday,
the 9th inst, and proceed by way OF Baltimore 70
York, in this State. Thence he will 90 IN Ian.
caster, and aiterward TO Harrisburg, where he is
expected TO arrive on the 1Ith From Harris.
burg, in company with Gov Johnston. he will
pass over the midland and Western counties
pausing at various places OF interest, and espec.
Tally Bedford Springs, and reach Pittsburgh On
the IN, 18th. After spending day or two in our
Western emporium, he will visit some Of the
Northern counties Of Pennsylvania, and then cross
into New York, and advance for the East. On
ms return he will stop in Philadelphia Phil
North American -"
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Cholera Record.

In New York, 7lh, l0l cases and 81 deaths.
Buffalo, Tuesday, Aug 7th, a cases OF Cholera
and 10 deaths.
Al Albany, Tuesday, Aug I'll, cases and deaths,
AT Black Rock there were 10 cases and deaths for
the week ending Saturday
AT Montreal, Tuesday, Aug 7,h. Tie mterments for
the past "a hours are Ia; Of Them were ChnInra
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Messengers Notice.

TON n IETi IS August 8, Ie4s.
a Warrant against the Estate of ABEI RENTS
OIL worcester, in said County, farmer, an insoIyent
ana the payment OF any debts or the delivery Of
T properly belonging to said insolvent debtor to him
% 'r M use, and the transfer of any property by him
hrst meeting of the creditors of said inso1yent
debtor will be held Court OF insolvency NJ ,he o
0. sad Commissioners, in Worcester, in said County
y" ne tloentyJourth day of august inst at ten O'Clock
IN the forenoon, for the proof OF debts and The rhnc
an assignee or assignees of his Estate.
no J. DAY d. s. Messangar
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lime WORKS WONDERS. About IL or Is
years ago Two persons, who have since become
very distinguished, pursued in the City of Gin.
cinnati, occupations one would have thought not
very likely to form generals, statesmen or sol
diers, but who have each occupied no small por-
ton OF the attention Of the world The first OF
these, working tinman and brass founder be.
came the distinguished Gen. Arista OF the Mexi
can army and the second is the famous Carl.
bald, then keeper cf cafe. AT the same time
Maroncell, the companion OF Sllvio Pellico.
taught music in New York, Louis Napoleon was
wiring his treaties artillery at Geneva. in
Switzerland, and AchIle Murat was practicing
law and planting sugar in Florida. There are
certainly GIBBS aud flood, in every mans fortune.
- Washingfon Republic
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MORE FIGHTING in FLORIDA.

CHARLESTON, Saturday, Aug 4.
The Indians attacked some settlements living be,
tween Tampa Bay and Charlotte Harbor, murderng six
or seven negroes The troops pursued them 10 stream
on the opposite bank of which 100 warriors appeared
shouting The "arhooP, and daring the troops TO cross
ne number OF The latter being saml, they retreaed
The plantations are all deserted.
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The BosroN TAYLoRs' STRIKE. On Mon.
day another general meeting of the 1aiIors' So.
clety was held in their h,ll, Gerrishs Block.
Ann-st. Upward Of 700 persons were present
and the meeting was one of the most enthusas.
uc winch has yet been held. Several tailors who
nlinerto refused to jim the Society attended,
paid in their subscriptions, and were enrolled
membe RS Boston Times.
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a An article in Blackwood's Magazine says that at
least 100000 persons persisted by famine in Ireland in
l64 IN consequence of the loss of the Potato Crop not
outstanding the British Government expended fhy mil.
lions OF dollars in purchasing food for the population
and extensive donations were received from abroad
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INDIANA ELECTION

DIST " William Brown, Dem. is Of course e,ec,,
ed to Congress from this District in place of VIM w
Wick, Dem Cas- had GG6 majority over Taylor.
DIST. VII. Taylo carried the District by SIG Nc,
G'ushey' Wing, is Of course elected.
DIsT VIII. Lane has received mos, of tho Viii f..
Coil votes of lppecanoe t405 for Van Buren, Iat year,
Out our OF the hive Counties 10 come in are likely 10 be
aga INST him. Mcdonald, Dem isprey surely Ell cted
The District gave Taylor 9l4, Cass SO77, Van Hureu
,l0l votes last year.
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GEN. TAYLoR's OPINIONS AND Policy are
gradually oozing out-though as yet, generally
Uttered through Washington correspondents. On
the subject of early marriages he was fully COM
mitted before his Inauguration. Since that time,
no important announcement OF his views OF gov
ernmental policy has been made. if we except
recently reported case"
GA writer in the Baltimore Clipper says that
General Taylor not long since actually remarked
in his hearing, to gentleman with whom he was
in conversations am for good roads, good har-
bors, and good laws: and then we can 90 ahead.'"
This is certainly definite enough and broad
enough to satisfy most people, not unreasonably
csptious and difficult to please. But il is not sui
hcIently lu'l for our coteuporary OF the New
Haven Register, W ho says
"If there was added, good bread and butter,
good roast beet, and good straw berries and cream
: the platform would be really unexceptiona-
ble."
OF course, it is impossible to please every body,
in such matters or to suit all tastes and wishes
but it is somewhat singular that the Ger. should
have left out the " two dollars day and roast
eef"-Afbany .Argus
FooT RACE. Jackson accomplished 10 "a,
miles, yesterday, on the Saratoga course, on foot
in 81 minutes and So seconds. Boyd also walked
90 miles within an hour on the same course,
previous to Jackson's foot race. An Indian who
ran with Jackson, gave out on the second mile.
~ The cholera has broken out alresh among
the Irish at the New City at Hadley Falls. So
Tar as could be ascertaned from the Irish them
selves, there were no fewer than nine deaths in
their settlements, on Tuesday. Three OF these
were in one shanty. In nearly every case, of
winch the history is known, the victim had been
IN drunken condition previously.
Springfield Republican.
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Counterfeit Bills. Counterfeit bill, Of tho de
nomination Of S. on the New Haven Bank are
IN circulation. Signatures "A. Townsend. If.
Cashier, II Sampson, President. Vignette-A.
Spread Eagle and ship--a female figure on the
lett. The first Sabbath in Qunnipack, 1888. on
the right. Engraving well done, and likeIy 10
deceive. "
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-08-09

TARIFF CONVENTION. A meeting of the
Southern friends OF the Tariff and some leading
Pennsylvanians, is to be held at Newport on Mou-
day, to consult as TO what common ground can be
taken for action on the Tariff question at the next
session OF Congress tits thought by the callers
of the meeting that the question, by discussion,
can be taken cut of the political arena and set
tied upon permanent basis.-.N Y. Tribune
very sensible proposition this, of taking the tariff
question out OF party politics. but not original The
same thing will be found in Judge Aliens speech of last
year. and that ground was generally taken by the Free
Soil party
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Cattle Show |!

In order to make room for LARGE
LOT OF FALL AND WINTER GOODS
previous to the coming GATE SHcw. the
subscribers will CLOSE OUT their re-
naming stock of SUMMER CLOTHING
at greatly
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ne ponds Mount Munroe, and a thousand oil err
beautiful objects which otherwise might have escaped
our notice. The guide spread our dinner upon large
rock with hall Of snow in The centre, as large as
mans hat crown, which he brought with him from the
loot OF of the mountain, protected from the rays Of the
Sun by one Of the LADIES' wooden shawls After desl
patching our dinner and the ball Of snow which gave
zest to the viands that is never realized in cvzec
life. we commenced the descent of the mountain
In returning, we the summit of Nj unit Pleas
ant VII ch is very steep the nor side and OF diff
cu ascent The prospect from Mount Pleasant is moi so
vast and sublime that from Mount Washington but in
many respects it more satisfactory as the objects seen
are more stnct While descending Mount Clinton we
inquired OF The ladies how hey had enjoyed the excur-
son one of them replied, My soul is too full for ut,
terance; how perfect, how beautiful every thing is no
Partisan ladies' have been here TO direct in hanging lie
beard moss on the trees in arranging the flowers and
shaping the dresses Of the and fallen trees there
is nothing to crrIcise every thing is perfect"
AT the Inn we found the people anxiousy awaiting our
arrival fearing that the ladies would be exhausted and
the unfortunate wight who so fool>hardy as to ven,
ture on foot, entirely used up bn they were agreeably
disappointed; we were all in fine spirits and more than
satisfied. The ladies lavish in their praise of the
guide James R. Gardner, who had rendered them such
essential aid in the difficult passes, and in mounting and
dismountng the ponies.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-08-09

VI The story told By the New York Mirror of wo>
man coflaed while alive on The supposon # her death,
~ ctoela and of the fact being discovered almost Mrs
aeulousy by her husband just before her buna-s con-
tradicted
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-08-09

u The British and Foreign Bible Society, h sent
Frederick Douglass hundred Bibles 10 be disbu.
ton TO poor colored people.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-08-09

"lLLIsToN SEMINARY. This institution, situated
IN h'S'hamPon, has issued its eighth annual catalogue,
exhibiting eight teachers and 376 pupls-lG9 in the Cas,
SEAL and lo7 in the English department.. See Adver,
tisement
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-08-09

EB Father Mathew has thus far administered
the pledge 10 about 10000 persons in This citv
Aug. 8. F"O'''""'
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IHE PRESIDENT. 1t is uncertain whether Gen
IayIor will leave Washington this week, on account of
the prevalence of the cholera
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-08-09

FROM THE lsTHMUs. The steamship Fallen has
arrived al New Orleans from Chagres with $4,000 IN
gold
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-08-09

A THOUSAND DOLLARS LOST AND FouNp
New York gentleman passing from here TO his
nome iast week, lost in the csrs package OF Cab
OF Bank bills, amounting to $1,000 1t wasmck.
edup by Mr.. A. G. Ruby. one of the brakemen
and placed with the agent OF the Road at New
Haven Tor restoration to the owner. The latter
called Tor it the next day, and gave 800 Of the
sum 10 Mr. Ruby, as a reward for bis faithful
honesty. Good all round Springfield Repub.
"" Capital Punishment" as The bov aid