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HOl FOR CALIFORNIA,
DIRECT FROM WORCESTER.

WITHIN three weeks, we, lSAACH. UPTON, Co.
w WALDO BLOCK Worcester. must ciose up our whole
stock Of BONEETS RIBBONS, AND MILLINERY
GOODS, and In addition usual stock of the above
goods, we have received large enDsignments OF
FUR GOODS
from New York, MUFFs TIPPETs, yIcT0RINEs,
&c &C Of all the most Fashionable Furs,
STONE MARTIN, SWEDISH LYNX,
FINE FITCH, and other Furs Of names without huniber
Comprising larger aHd better variety of Flu than has
ever been offered Worcester, they be sold
above with our MILLINERY 0OODs, as Gold we must
have aud we can't wait for II long.
sk0 EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS
VIII he offered in ths stock the Sale must be quick an
certain. And we venture to say, that more gold Will
made by purchasers This stock than be made by al
that may go 10 California direct from Worcester. dawws
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FIRST PREMIUM
DAGUERROTYPES.

Eclipse Daguerrean establishment !
No. o Brimiey Hail. No. 8.
rIylS Establishment which is the Oldest and most pop
ular established in Worcester, untes rare
advantages for carrying the Daguerrean Art in all its
perfection and beauty. Within brief time this establish
ment has produced
5000 Miniature Pictures,
which point of superiority and accuracy have
been exsesd. The proprietor, DIR. Van Astin, having
many years OF practical experience In his art, is
pared TO
Challenge amy Competitor
10 trial skill either in the perfection and beauty OF
Daguereoype productions, in the exceeding cheapnesa
which he Is enabled TO offer them to the public He has
superior 10 any In this city elsewhere and his pictures
which are warranted be superior 10 that be
produced In Worcester put up in rich and elegan
cases, tor the low price Of
One Dollar Only.
NIB. STOCK Of superior quality constantly on hand
and for sale. DIR. VAN ALSTlN
Worcester, July g.. dwf
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Massachusetts, Health Insurance Go.
CAPITAL $4,000.

Chartered and Established in Boston, Aprit 1877
CONTINUE to insure MEN against the expenses OF
" SICKN ESS, for term Of years. Number OF members
nearly 5000 Amount sick allowances paid during the
past six months $1,000.
The SICK ALLowAxoE applies to the time that the
totally disabled from labor, and under mecica
care, whether he is confined to the house or not.
THOMAS TARBELL, President
A l.. STIMsoH, Secry.
Office No. Museum Building, fremont ST Boston.
MIR. A. HI. BELLOWS has been appointed AGENT
In Worcester County for the Mass Health ms Company,
aud has given the required bond tor the faithful perorm
OF lhis dnty.
He will visit the different in the County TO receive
applications for insurance. and settle claims upon the CON-
pany for sick allowance.
me- Ia1a diff
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A RARE CHANCE.

Go purchase one Best an Worcester County,
"A 6SIrUATED in the extreme south part Of WEST
fHFA - BoYLsToN, containing about One Hundred ana
ka SIXTY acres or choice Land well divided into NOV
ing Iillage and Wood Land with good Orchard OF en-
grated fruit Said Farm is under good state OF cutva
lion highly productive and located near one OF the pest
markets In the country, being only four miles from the
City OF Worcester. 1t is well watered, fenced almost en-
trely with good wall, and from Its situation ana
requires small amount OF team or iabor,
in comparison with Farms of size. The buildings
consist OF large and convenient two story Dweihng
House with an L. large wood house and carriage house,
attached to which is Water Power tor saving WOOD,
churning turning grindsone &C The Harm IS o. by Az
eet first cellar under the whsie-a morse oarh'
all OF which good repair The House and Barn are
supplied with running of the first qualify from
never failing spring. =,
The al scriber wishing change his business VIII give
possession OF said FARM soon sesired Terms easy
Isna n JOHN ID. LOWELL.
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NEW STORE!
warden Block,l No. 40 Front st''

,,,,p s.h..riher having recently opened new store
Mo IA Front street, with fresh sto en- OF
NO. = FAMILY GROCERIES,,
n = AVA e,rni,h The citizens with every article
sSs wholesale prices BY the quasy or at retail
for cash. s,,, .pe Spices MOLASSES.
All nhos % - he very lowest price which can be al
,s,3sd. ana will be warranted to eivo sa"'a'''0" A'
goods may % .EEsE and LARD large and small
p''N'es'' BEEF, PORK, HAMS,
$3.50, 5000 codfsh and Herring, by the single
rarnd or quantity, Of excellent quality.
p'r' FLOUR and MEAL, at market prices s..
Mid Ip.lss. Potatoes, ORANGES, Lemons, Raa'.m,
ssp, esssps and PieAes ard general s
a goods raunlly obtained in such sso'es' ~ '"'
Ci,izens aud strangers invited 70 eaaa e,v rae
and prices Goods delivered IN aii Parw o. or
expense, by ,,S 49, "a Front ST.
Worcester, March IL owu 60
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CITIZENS

RE honoraby assured that the following are the &C.
n tua qualities of IS bottle of ONES, CORAL HAIR
RESTORATIVE. II they doubt our werd they cannes
these highly respectable citizens who have tiedit:
Mr. Geo. Beckett Al Elm st New York.
Mrs Matilda Reeves, Myrtle avenue, Brooklyn.
Mr. VIM. Tompkins, % King st., New York
Mr. Thomas Jackson, 90 Liberty ST., Pittsburgh.
II. Il. Cullen, late barber Steamboat s. America
And more than hundred ohers state though this
suice that it will force the hair grow on the head
face stop falling of strengthen the roots, removing
gray hair fine dark look and keeping dry harsh
or ~iry hair moist, SOFT clean and beautiful very very
long time. Sold In Worcester by J. CIRCUIT, in,
Dec IL. dwSm lS9 Main st.
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-, rTNHE BRICK BUILDING ON Lincoln Square,
kGNAA i known as the Worcester Branch Railroad Det
G.i4A pot 100 feet by 50-wi be fitted up to accommo
late Lessee track will be laid desired for to run
iAto basement.
Also Building situated the Boston and Worcester
Railroad Bridge, suitable for Machine shop-50 by 30 #.
stories high engine and engine house attach
edand Blacksmith's Ship nea 40 BY So feet, stories
high with yard room--wiil be fitted to tenants.
Immediate possession given Inquire at the office of the
Worcester and Nashua Railroad Company, No. las Main
dW Feb y,
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TO LET.

-. A COMMODIOUS Store, Tenement, and Barn
7Ss1A n situated at Webster Depot. II is well calcu-
for the Boot and shoe business. abundance
help these branches Of business Is be found in this
vicinity. 1t is also well arranged Tor merchandising, for
which purpose it has been occupied for several years
For terms which will be liberal gotd mt, apply
to the Depot Master, or CLEMANS q LARNEI, near the
remises. dtf Webster, Nov 2.
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In1TTTUAL FIRE INSURANCE.

TIME PEOPLES MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COM
1 PANY of Forester Mass, continue to eHeet msur
aace on all kinds buildings, except those OF an extra.
hazardous character, and upon Neat STOCK, nay anu
Grain Household Furniture Provisions, Wearing Appafe
81 and Merchandise generally and also uTon all Kinds OF
Manufactured Articles and Stock in The process OF MANU-
pacture excepting stock Cotton and Woolen Mills or
property alike hazlrdons such terms as cannot ia 70
give entire saIsincten dividend OF seventy cents
ON the dollar was made by this Company the Policies
which expired OH first Of this month and il is conf-
IDENTIFY believed thai still larger dividend will oe made
in future under r. favorable circumstances as the past
with these inducements offered, the public are sespec~
,ly invited TO examine basis which this istitu-
linn Is established avail themselves OF its beneAs by
applying az the Companvs office,
NO. 8, under Brinley He'll,
onaosite the AmeriCan Temperance House, Worcester
DIRECTORS.
o n Hemenway oyccster. Joseph Pratt, Worcester
G.orsa Rowen do. Joseph Boyden, do.
- II Wau do Warren Hunt, Douglas.
.n' trovgr do iona. Warren. GRAFTON.
H Hss Fs,ahrook do IL. A. Denny, Leicester.
George A. Dresser, do. Nv. Jenki ii ~, oefs'
HO-atio N. Tower, do. 5ohn Eagei IL G $1,000.
O. HARRINGTON, Secretary.
Worcester, Sept l. l847 wv
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TO be Let.

g. c. wASHBURN offer 10 lease, for term OF years,
IL bail ing at Washington Square. known as the
Prouty Hire Factory,' with the blacksmith shop and
houses thereto belonging, together with the Steam
Engine which is of about thirty power and in
celiet condition. The premises well situated and
adapted a machnist. Further information given by
calling on Messrs. j. PRATT EARLE on the under.
signed at their Counting Room, on Grove Street.
Worcester, Dec 5. d L. g. G. WASHRHRN.
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grtte Dattp spg.
Published at No. 1872, Main Street, Worcester
JOHN MILTON EARLE,
Editor and Proprietor.


Terms.
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annu seventy fve Gents per quarter paid strictly
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THE MASSACHUSETTS SPY
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CsEvERAL single Gentlemen can accommodated with
- Board and pleasant Rooms at No. PARK srsEsT.
Nov -. ssaesssp4s Au 8
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FIRE INSURANCE..

FERE HNSU HNAINNKAs -
TINE PEOPLES MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY
oG Boston, continue 70 Insure Buildings, stocks FUR
nitue, Machinery, and other property AGAINST loss On
damage nv IRE Applications may be made to
WARREN LAZELL,
No. 2e5 Main Street, Worcester.
G.. II. WHITE. sec,y j. SoUTHwICK, Pres't.
~ 90 ~' dw3m
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For Sale,

- A TWO story dwelling lIouse, situated on Salem
<.A N ST Said house is SO by % ieei, with wood
shed aad other convenences. The LOT is Sc feet by
A. convenient for large small Emily, and consider
able irut on the premi For iurher particulars inquire
Of ALVAN ALLEN, l6 Trumbull ST.
Worcester. July II, l84e. DIFF.
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TO LET.

"a ONE half of a two story HOUSE, beyond the
fsm " Cemetery, On North Street Inquire OF JOSEPH
I.Al AVERY. the old Holden road, CALEB BATES,
adjoining the premises DIFF JAM
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For Sale,

For Sale,
ry,YE srOCH AND TOOLS Of Biscssml'n, en"F vi 81
| usttd near he court Honse Inquire ~ in's yY.,S
Dec iH .1TH#af4
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Rooms to Let.

ESOOEEhS 10 Leu
CtUITABLE for storerooms Work Sophisticated
- opposite Norwich Depot, and near Messrs. IIarris'
Flour Enquire of b. NJ Levins, From street
the Ware Rooms Of messrs w, d. H. Baker, No 1885,
Main street, dtf-oct. 10
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HOUSE TO LET.

as A HOUSE within five doors Of Main street, nnt
E4ha n within three minutes walk of the Post Office
.ss1 with good accommodations, will be lei family
md lhe will be taken in board, who viii furnish lhe
rooms Inquire his Office. Oct. a.
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noe LOST.

an Thursday morning. 2Sth ut hound
TxYH ~ answering to the name Of =" BOSE"-of
H " middliBg his head and ears nearly black.
also black spots his Lett side and at the root
ofhis tail Whoever will give Information where he may
be found, shall be handsomely rewarded.
Leicester, Jan |. d2w* VIM c. SNOW
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POTASHEs.

n CASKS ofNOrthern Potashes ofsupeTior quaiisy'
- jus received--forsde low by IS
JAMES GREEN s. co.
Opposite TIE Centre School House
Worcester, April 25
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0SQ PACKAGES Choice Dairy BUTTER.
$OO 2000 lbs Worcester County CHEESE.
5000 lbs. Vermont and New York do.
All Of which will be sold cheap wholesale and retail
Nv TAFT d HARRINGTON,
Dec g. dw6w corner of Front and Trumb1ll SITS
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Lamps. Lamps.

p. - - -.
MINIATURE, SOLAR, CAMPHENE AND FLUID
lKl LAMPS-Camphene Fluid AMI CamPhene OF sure-
qua ty for sale wholesale and retail Oil Lamps J.
tered TO burn Fluid by III. AYRES,
Sept 2l--dtf 239 Msin Street Paine'e Block.
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@ I'M mEhCiAL AND MONEY MATTERS
For Sales Of Socks, &c. see Fourth Page
WRpasspAy. Aprilll-p N

WRDAssDAY, April lip. ~
The reaction in the Stock mail et continues and
almost every description was lower to-day. Norwich
has advanced materially within day two, there be.
ing but little stock the market and Erie 10 steady
from the same IL 10 rather kabe fact tina,
with 40 large capital there 10 little Of the Stock OF
this Company on the market
There is something doing in Exchanges but the
supply Of bns Is not 90 large IL and the mar
10 little suffer Firstciass bills sre 6aGt but pro
duee bills have been sold at ~ as per cent.
The rates for Freights are advancing Engage.
nenls Of 900 bales Cotton were made 1t ID
some shesd 5000 or 1900 bushels Corn. 6dasid
considerable Flour at % and $50 tons Heavy Preisbt a,
22s 6ta25s-sll to Liverpool We undsrstand tia,
nearly all the vessels in the berth up 9th Of May are
full To London within few days 600 bbIs oil, Is,
100 bbls Lard 3ls and 20o0 or 5000 do Tupeo,ioe
2s To Glasgow, Lvd, Bacon, sc 1850, and Flour 2.
a 70 Cd. To Antwerp, Rice was taken at 40s; Coffee
D. and Cotton, OF cent. To Hayre, there 10 more
Cotton Offering, and the packets Of the 10th and o0,h
Inst with two French ships, full at Of cent for
the packet Of lat May, 4 is demanded. Rri,i,h 70.
sci was taken for Belfast "a 900 bushels Corn At Cd
The Money market Is again becoming striu2snt
and 10 much more difficult TO psss paper thin /, "a.
on Saturday or Monday First class names 20 q, l0n
- per cent there being sasew below ths hi,he
rsts Loans On call nomirslly per cent. but OF
eeptpg on strictly hrs.elass cols.erss Der cen, .a
tionai 10 paid for 3 to Today loans
We have important advices from .Wa,bing,or
toe eject that Mr.. Secretary Meredith has decldsd >,
relieve our Sub Treasury of some of ,s seeumuI.,,n.
81 preparing another million Of the Mexican adsr,,
IT, Mr. Meredith Is still ssPhilsdsl pbs but wa, 10
tirn !" Washington on Thursdsy or Friday. We ,oo,
% see within week or ten dsysa million Of coin
srred from the custody Of Mr. Bouek to the vault. :,
las Wallet Bsnks ''' "
The receipts oil the Erie Railroad, a. the we,,bsr
becomes nnsr' increase rapidly The reesip,s for the
ass TWO days Of which have account were s.ver,l
" sa,l6o and s2,sOo.
fns amount Of caifornis gold which had been
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BILL rAssHp.


Requirirg steamboats, IN csr-- smell ooais-
AIsAxT -irg ssvr- gs BANK
The H0use refused 10 reconsider the vote re
scn. tes biI o. cbsrtsr so-ny CITY -sEtngs bsrk
DEAvTSG TO A CLOSE
Ire House. having disposed ct nearly al IA
business took = rscesE
EKsIsSATIox OF Ne sosrETso~
A communication vas received IRON Ny. HOB
rrTsoy re.zrips his pos; one Of TIE Cornisnnner'
OF the Cole y take s1ct the 10th inst and asssuin
his reasons a. length shy be rad not made report
Upon motion 20 print The eonrnunesuon rs,m .s
bate ensaed II being urged By those opposed 70 me
molten ttsf the communication vo disrespectin.
which resulted IN TIE ordering Of ave times Inc as1.
number 10 be printed.
sUF7LV oF BOOKS
Mr. KINDS resolution io- furnishing each Mem
Der Of the House with copy q the ffsh edition OF zoe
Revised Statutes, adopted. VIII the ControHef
foot the bill
TREAsrRrRs ACCOUNT, &C
Messrs. GAMER AID NOBLE were eiec'od on
behalf the Hsuse 10 examine into the Tress1Fsrs &C.
count Sc.
AMESD1TSTs TO THz coSsTITCrioS-
The JOINT resolution proposing an smendineh'
To tie Constitution IN relation 10 the Governor 81 eon
Cured In.
After the usual Committees were appointed
the House adjourned sias DE.
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Oar City Election.

The Wing triumph in our City is even more
thorough than was indicated by the incomplete re-
turns which had reached at the hour Of going TO
press yesterday morning. Mr. woodbull's msjo-
rity must be nearly 1000 over all opposing votes.
while three-fourtbs Of the new Common Council
are Whigs True, we might have had three more
Members but for local teuds, bot we have quite
enough.
From the partial returns at hand as we write,
We apprehend that no one Of the Wing nominees
for Judges can have less than 5000 majority over
his highest opponent. At all events, no one
doubts the success Of the entire Wing ticket.
The magnitude Of this victory is to rs q source
Of more concern than satisfaction All intelligent
men are aware that there is no such Wing ma
jority 10 City this result would indicate, and
that the Municipal rule Of the last year has neither
been nor deserved to be popular. All who re.
feet must feel that the distraction Of our oppo-
nents and the disgust thereby inspired in the
breasts Of very many Of their hsbitosl sdherents
are the real causes Of our present success and
that the time may come-nsy, it mpst--wben
these distractions and that disgust viii have
passed away, or been egsced by some new and
potent impulse. 1t il therefore Of vital import
ance TO all who remember 20 sbhor the dresry
reign Of Jscksonisn despotism that our pre-
sent release from it shall be sienslized by some
acts OF decided and indispntable benefcence--
some measure OF comprehensive and efectual Re
form. II must be possible, and IL 10 mmineDtly
necessary, that our Wing rulers should devise the
ways and means OF essening the burden ofTsxa-
ton pressing upon City, or at least
arresting its rapid and alarming increase. Let
look in the face this spreading cancer pauPer
ism, and see If some measure alike OF humanity
and OF economy may not be devised for It's reduc-
ton If not its Let II there ia not
way OF ensuring cleaner Streets ut moderate
expense, Of diminishing the cost OF Police and
Prisons, Of Street Lights and the dspeDsstion of
Justice The Fictitious condition Of Politics
prevailing cannot long continue. and whenever
it shall have passed away the Wing party will
be in q minority in our City if something shall
not meantime have been d0ne 10 commend it 10
the favor Of many who have hitherto regarded 1t
with prejudice and aversion. Gentlemen Of the
Councils, new and old we once more entreat you
10 lose no time in devisipg and efecting some
sensible improvement aud reform in the Municl
nal Administration Of our City. Forget that
money may be made by means Of counsinships to
contractors and purveyors for the City, and resolve
that, if a retrenchment oil expenditures and re-
form of abuses are possible they sball be speedily
accomplished.
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ASSEMBLY
Last EceRtng's Proc.sd.ags.
nrrra .aEaEn

Last EoeRiag's ProcssasRgs.
PILLS PASSED
To amend the act relative TO immigrant Psssen-
sers arriving at the port Of Sewlork
BROOKLYN HOSPITAL.
The bill relative - the Brooklyn Hospital was
resd q third time and rejected.
To- DAYS Proceedings.
UNION COLLEGE.
The Committee appointed 70 examine Into the
ssairs Of the luton Col-ge directed eontinue
their invesrig cations during The recess.
NATIONAL SHIP NASrKRs SOCIETY
Mr. CAMPBELL moved that the Committee be
discharged from the farther coosdersfSa ana invest
cation Of the charges preferred sszlns, the Ssiooa
ship Masters Society the ground Of want OF time
CLINTON PRfsoS.
The House ruiGsed 10 take up the resolution d.
reesiu an investigation In the affairs OF the Cnton
Csansy Prison during the reeess
KEsoI rTfoS or THANKS
A resolution Of thanks 10 the Reporters Wa
unsaiuousy adopted, for the impartial manner IN
whicE they bad discharged their duIies
bills PASSED.
For the more effectaal prevention Of Immigrant
Frauds .App,cprisfias Ell 800 probably sl2Ooo) for
Department Of Agricultural Science at the Central
College In fsvoE Of organizing new GoFsrnnant
for the Seneca ryibe II adizns---.For estimate and
piAns cr hrsproo STATE Library and for ne~ Capital
cRoroN Aosrxpucr BILL AND APPROPRIATION BILL.
Both Houses have coacured in the Crpton Ac-
sustsss IN - - General ASpssPnssoa sal.
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IA orr!d Murder in Harrisburg.

HARRIsnuRG, "Wednesday AprI II.
This morning John knepiey. senior an old and
esteemed citizen q tais place. was murdered in bis
own house on returning from market ny bic own son,
David Knepley.
David /. supposed to hsve been lAborlng under M n
tai for several gears having attempted bis
IN life isice.
double -Ssrrelcd gun, heavily loaded vas found in
he room with one barrel just di.eharged An inquest
was held upon the body the verdict Of which was that
The deceased came 70 hs death from guushot by the
hands OF David C. KoeDley.
David was immeo stely arrested snd committed.
Mr Knepl-y, the deceased was much esteemed He
hal lsi by competency snd has for some time been
living upon H. independent Of business.
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By The MIDNIGHT SOU7HERN NAIL
Teee.co-A Chase-narkets, &c.
Of The Tribune.
PH,rADErrHi. Wednesday. April

ih--Aoh " -.
We have fine day, but there 10 nothins OF
local importance stirring Tedssco failed in her con
cert sst night because Of the miserable policy Of cur
falling Adv rtisens nts.
This morning Michsel Foliz. charged with Psssin
counterfeit notes placed in custody Of Col J. H.
Murphy ~ Alderman Nichols before wnori the charge
hsf been heard. and while the way 70 prison S'ty
broke loose from The officer snd dsshed ~ WIFE toe
ssliiy Of a deer The officer Ia hot pursuih nrins
Of x barrel. of revolver =; the fugitive. not one oi
which took effect Tho fellow finally captured By
come colored rnea and landed in the prison house N
Moysmeusisg a.,
SAILS OF SrOcxs-FHst Bsard-lJ Penn hank $40
90 300 ; g. a0i. .l Girsrd Bk. ~ 60 U fres'
Soies L. 6 400 state "a -Oi - CcD 10 20. SOU
CITY IS - lOls - Mech B< g; : 90 Ch's 4 Del
Cslsl Losn, g. 80 $50 Sch Nav 81 l.ecured Loan .
g. $50 : Loan. "a. p. ~ Nv Bank, l - d. 70
Sand Boarf- 900 Wi Rd 10. ~ Far s Mech
Rk 5lf. ~ Beaver Meadow I'd ~ : -lJ state -. -Oi
- GV Read Ri Rds ~ : 40 Civ =, - "a - ~
L : Loan g. %. 10, 81 OOd llni.
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AHzsIcAs NUs1Ux Crss, Western 10 the bes, spees.
n-n sxisns u srsaxh hewn Yankee to say rohng Of
l-rs Tie comic m-iaDge " Herr Alexander COW beio
played a. he Museum The hsrnets TO- he rnost bril
srl srsts OIL Rzye Family have Introduced new "a
ri-s Of gymnssuc ersrrises hs week which are searrev
Ices ~ouc>vS5l nsn the tabled exploits q Hercules Theft
psntoufme 10 hsrsy The rage, and obts;n sss !. sb-
soasiy nscssssy 70 secure pseempron nshl b. sospg
early.
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By Telegraph to The Nsv.Ysrk Tribune.
Late News from Texss-Fartber Accounts Of
the Chsiera-Cempiainis Of the Panama
Rsute, &c. &c.

WARRINGTON, Wednesday, April II.
The Southern Nal has arrived. by which we
learn that the steamer Portland had arrived at New
Orleans April }. The Cholera stu ragged At Lsvses,
Texas Mr. seguln Chief Clerk Of the ousrtermss
ter's Department among its victims. There were
few casss q; lDdsnos but new cases st Galveston,
which had been for several days quite healthy.
The Ohio Mississppi and illinois Rivers were falling,
while he Missouri vss rising.
Letters from Panama, to the Data, universally de-
nounee that route 10 California and the monopoly Of
transportation across il II 10 charged that the Aer-
can Conszl At Psnsns has combined with the English
Consul and the Grsusdsn authorities to deprecsie our
currency so that bsf dollars only pass for 81 cents,
and other American coin In that proportion.