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For Sale.

"a TWO HOUSES. One Cottage on Glen st. well
- L built Of 1rst-rate materials, and commanding
good prospect ofthe city The other story house,
for families, Newport Street. There IN about 5000
feet land attached the last named-pnce $3.50. In
qnire Of OZIAS HUDSON.
March 3. dwtf
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III. II. WTTRECI,

~. II. W1EBECK
IA ISLES TO inform the citizens of Worcester md ,,,
~ sale dealers In Furniture, that he Il consar, Whit
MAIIRAssEs and furnishing them at cheaner ~. - IN
have ever been known "Pci rates than
Single articles sold at wholesale nr,ces
Ladies ROCKING NURSE CHAINS xnr,nn a.. AZ
HAIR MATTRESSES, from 81 10 500 ''"'' 20
An kinds OF Upholstery and repairs done c.,v,x
- Ma,oh a ns a. opposite me Norioich Depot
'" 90 a." over Harris Fleut Store.
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BATHS

THh subscriber, having fitted Up anew and increased
the number of his BATHING Rooms reminds The
citizens Of Worcester that il ihey choose to WASH aid
sEsAIS WELL rsthtT than pay Doctors bill to cft
e5 NE can oe llTnts Cd, ST sny tine with WARM
tOLD TUB BATHS, SHOWER CT FAPOR, snd amr! e
recommendations, BY calling tie corner Of Front end
carton SfTsttS CALVIN NEWTON.
dff
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SPIRAL Hay CuTTERs FnR SA1r
Improved Washing NEacbine.

Improved Washing Machine.
nEsE celebrated Machines, for which received a
DIpona AZ me AR OF the Worcester Co. Mechanics
orders may be addressed. AAf' ""efc
Inc following Is taken from the Editorial columps or
spyi " we have had one OF Cloyes's Washing Macbin.s
N use IN our family, for several weeks past and an
sns u fair trial. can recommend h as the bsst macbIns
or anat poepose nat we are acquainted with IL h moi
anner as TO lnjure clothes much less than IL dons h.
oiner washing machines, or by the common hand rnhh,
lTPrice IS. Waranted TO please.
n.ay q. ozaw VII FRANCIS GLOVES.
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For Sale.
FOR SALE,

"a A VALUABLE ESTATE, No. II Summer St.,
FssE1 a consisting OF House, Barn. and Bniidaz Lot,
IA supply OF good and durable water, With many De-
'Itable privileges, when examined. dtf March S.
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no RENT,

fUtHE whole OF the SECOND STORY over The New York
Store, next the American Temperance House. In.
quire Of l.. L. Arc HER, fo,F srEBBiNS, at the New
York Store. D16dn
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Fluid .TEOgsaeSiN.

EIMlN sYOSMeStN,
DREPARED by IS. q. DUNBAR, TAUN TOM Mass. isay
ranted equal 10 any other in use either Englih or
american. This very useful aud eegont preparation Ia
used us an Aperent Antsacd In Dyspepiic complaints
attended with acidy with very great benefit. IL has the
adVsntage over common magnesa In being dissolved and
thereore not liable 10 accumulate In the bowels Ii Is
decidedly superior TO Carbonate OF Coda or Pc h,
account OF lis aperient quny. The solution OF Magne-
sa Is found particularly beneficial pleasing sedalive
and 6perlenf In all cases OF Irritation lcdiy OF the
stomach Ftbrie complaints, Iyantae disorders, or sea
Sickness.
For sale in Worcester, wholesale and retail, by
II q. BATES, M. d., Apoihecary,
NOV 49, eod&wu 242 Main ST., cor. Pleasant
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FISH MARKET.

EIOH MhhKET,
NO. Is FRONT STREET, WORCESTER,
M7HBRE can be found all the different kinds OF FIR Es[l
w FISH The season affords from the NewYork Boston
Hartford, New Haven, Norwich, New London and Prov.
dence markets, such Cod, Haddock, MqckereL HaJut
Shad, Bass, Black and Blue Fish. Salmon, &c together
with assortment II small Fish from The Salt and Fresh
Waters Also, all kinds Of SHELL FISH from tho above
places Also, assortment Drfed, Smoked and Picked
Fish, wholesale and retail.
N. Fish bought nj this market will be dressed In the
best and most fashionable style, and sent reasonable
distance free " chTes TERMS CASH.
or Cash pad fof all kinds Of FRgsM WATER FISH.
Apr13. N. O. 6PRAGuE
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE

AT AUCTION,
ON WEDNESD-4Y. My l5H,

On Ile VfeIlIst.f
~ IL that LOT or LAND. with TWO DWELL
LJ@ Il ING HOUSES thereon, owned b. 8GLLEtN
0VEY situated on Summer ard School streets cosEala
about n 600 sIBare feet well stored With choice f1 trees
Of various descriptions. This estate vii b@ sold "a for
seperaie Lots c,mmencing q lot No J. CONTAINING He@
aad most cOnyehifn Dwelling House. ssa1eet? L2se ~
any moderate slsd family and the Haoi- = Lase1 =
seat and Fashionable The sHatl9z g exEreag
pleasant and the prospects can never be hid y gsr s
,ugs This Lot has front Sumner & d s. f. st cga-
lilns about 1000 81. r. Of Lad.
LOT NO 2, i situated the c0rler o 1zaz-sr ar4
School St On which stands the pEsselt Duae hg-e oil
VIM Hover. This dwelling house La beea sl-l zgs-z
YEAR, and /. IN good on5er and seI agzE- The nl
g.ere dleI with brck before Gaise TAs l8c 1.ai8 Ma
l. and i e T. on sgmmez-st ard = sses q Sz1rs1 4l
rs It. on the line Of LgI No. an5 c1tss z- EG seer
Of laid.
LOTS Nos snf !, = see: i1 fs0as Cs6gfc ana
l5Z feet rear. There beaEa stream q sz-z ssc run
ng through the d I2eae lo@s zE9 a1ss r- No
The whole west line d Los No J. IL It. Ess wall 81 ae
q the Nashua Railroad AID Eerfg cszt. st s1s SAM
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Waterford Window Glass,

II He above well known window Glass being man,
featured in very superior and bsiancy OF
polish and surface warranted UNSURPASSED
by any American Window Glass in the market All quail
ties for sale wholesale and retail. by
SAMUEL G. WHITE,
q Washington So, near Western r. r. Depot.
Worcester, Feb. p. dwsm
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10 Carriage Makers.

N(s~S AsN9N
D. BONNELL, at his stand on CENTRAL STREET IL
prepared to make to order CARRIAGE BODIES of all
descriptions He has variety Of NeU and Eiegant Put
terms Of Chdse, Rockswy, Carryal, Buggy BODIES &c
Please call and examine.
On hand and Tor sale a number Of Chaise Bodies.
Central Street, near Main
March 10. diff tporcestoy
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AFfIsfs---ArtiSfS :
Chrome and Paris Green.

Chrome and Paris Green.
NEW and superior article Of Chrome Green and at re-
n dDcedpnce Paris Green splendid shades very cheap
for cash Also Chrome Yellow Of quality For sale
By SAMUEL. C. WHITE, dealer in Drugs MedicisBs.
Paints Window Glass No. y Washington So near ESTEEM
r. R. depot. 6w4m Feb a.
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HORSE SUOEING
III. G.. HAVEN.

MANUFACTURER Of FANCY &PLAIN PAPER BOXEs.
VI Pamphlet Cases Blank-Boxes for packing-Weddjng
Cake Bo1esand various kinds Of Pssteboard Work mae
to order, No ~ MAN STprpT rns,sirs
Worcester, Jan 81. n
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Lamp Black.

by the barrel in Bulk, good article for sale chea1
~ by SAMUEL c. WHITE.
81 Washington So, near Western R. R. Depot,
Feb. Y, deep w3m
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Paris Blue.

NEW sz1 bezutfal article for csrrisgs ard ornamental
u lzzaters- FO- sale 81 SAMUEL C. WHITES dealer
L Drugs &e35caas, Pants, s1d DIE slufs,
No q Washington So near Western R. r. Depot.
Fec- q dec w5m
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HassamaTnfscO Uouse. Graffon.

- TUE Subscribers would respectfully inform the cit.
End liens Of Grafton and tie public GENERALLY that they
naye taken the above named House and pledge them
selves to be III readiness and prepared all TO accom-
MEDIATE the travelling and business public parties Of pe
sire az me shortest notice They most respectfully solicit
tie public patronage. EDWIN s. BAIL
Grafton, Jan 3, 1850. diff DENNY & PIjTTAM
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Fruit Trees
FOR SALE on EXCHANGE.

- FI'HAT beautiful estate 10 LEICESTER, known az
- l. "MOUNT PLEASANT" II consists Of aoout
sA-Fity acres OF choice Land, and fine House every
way nlted for family OF leisure, little expense
could be admirably adapted Hyirorahlc esiabsh>
ent For terms inquire this Office 81 The sutscr>
Der at the Central Eank. Wa DICKIHsoN
Worcester, Dec le. Il
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House for Sale.

- A NEW and convenient Dwelling House on South
fss IA bridge Street For particulars inquire Of the SUI
A<ss&senber WILLIAM /. THROOP.
Jan 30. diff
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Ax r1HE HOUSE and LOT al No Washington
80 Square. For further information inquire at the
sssa@~p remises. diff March Is.
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HEAR THE PATIENT.

J. +. CALHOUN, of South Carolina
Prepared by G. AVER, Chemist, Lowell, Mass Sold
IN Worcester by Lewis T. Lazel JAS Green l. Co, NJ
ereen H. c. Bates, ID. Scott, Jr Co; Dr. Barrows Web
ster NJ L. Smith, N. +. Village; o. H. Vinton Westboro'
f. Aldrch Graton Ballard Messenger, Clmtonvile ard
Druggists generally. ecod eowaO March a.
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A Union Man In South Carolina.

WILLIAM j. GRAYsoN, esq, who is admitted
by the Charleston .NepS to be IA gentleman of
acknowledged pricate lcorh and high official
station" has issued pamphletn which he OPP
poses the mad schemes of those who are seeking
to destroy the American Confederacy. We
think it not improbable that the example of a
citizen of Mr.. GRAysoN's weight of character
will cause the conservative and patriotic portion
of the peopleof South Carolina to speak out and
resist in time the rash counses of reckless dem
agogues, who are fast placing the Palmetto
State IN an untenable position.
Mr.. GRAysoN has been for a number of years
the Collector of Customs for the port of Charles
ton; and his name, we believe, has ever been
synonymous with all that is hgh-minded and
honorable among all classes of men in his State.
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Virginia Convention.

The convention having on Friday refused to
adopt substitute for the resolution providing
for the appointment of a committee of twenty
four, to be chosen from the great divisions of the
State, on Saturday resumed the consideration of
the resolution, and adopted an amendment by
which the same committee is required, in add
ton TO the proper basis of representation, ''to
consider and report upon all such prohibitions
and limitations of legislative power which they
deem it eXpedient to adopt, in connexion with
the subject Of representation"
Having adopted this amendment by vote OF
% to 10, the convention djourned.
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THE REPU BLIC.

rality upon declared purpose to resist the exc
cution of the laws--however he may deceive
Ignorance and awaken in his favor the sympa-
thizing shouts of the sedtious-will not fail TO
meet a stern rebuke and resolute condemnation
from the great body of the nation. These are
lovers of constitutional liberty and orderly judi
cial administrations, TOO intelligent to be long
misled by sophistry, and too virtuous to embrace
the cause of violence and INSTRUMENTATION. On
this truth firmly reposes our confidence in the
stability of our institutions and the faithful ex-
ecution against all opposers of every constitu-
uonal law
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We do not believe that there has ever before been
more able Administration than the present
Coming into power as IL did, in the midst Of a most
fearful and unrelenting sectional agitation, when
an unadvised step might have led to most drcful
results, il has exercised powerful influence over
the angry elements Of strife, and they are ebbnr,
as the storm-tossod pillows from their unwonted
bounds roll back into calmness- we hope 10 return
no more for everi Its conservative and patriotic
in the midst of these troubles has com
mandcd the ouibursts of patriotic applause from the
lovers Of law and order throughout this broad land
The candid and intelligent among the Democrats,
"a well as Wings, have alike appreciated tho Presi
dent and his Cabinet. And well may they do IT,
Had other counscls prcvailcd-had n partisan of
either OF the schools of northern or southern Dis.
unionists filled the Presidential chair, VIC have
every reason to believe that our beloved country
would now be afflicted with increasing sectional
bitterness and cnmity, resulting in a certain and
not very distant dissolution of the Republic. Had
other counscs prevailed, the fatal blow mirhi have
already been inflicted, and VIC instead of pouring
out patriotic and grateful rOjoicings over n great
nation redeemed from the dainnn sprit of finati-
clsm, been weeping in the dcsOlation Of n ruined
but once glorious Republic. And tho kindliugs OF
civil'wnr might have even now been blazing upon
our hili-tops, and that fearful tocsn that calls
brothers TO a hostile field been calling our people
from the peaceful pursuits that inyiCOrate aud
adorn, to the terrible woCk OF destruction both Of
kindred and country.
Bot n man occupied that position who has shown
himself equal TO HE position and the occasion; pos
sessing great mind and heart that are not hcdgcd
in by sectional prejudiccs, but with a comprchen-
sivc grasp embrace the entire country, he has Sc
cured the confidence of every section. The Cabi-
net - also able and patriotic, and do not think
II injustice 20 the distinguished patriots and states
men who have occupied the Presidential chair 10
trioiic Administration since the days Of Wash
ington
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S. r. HoBBrE.-Tho New York Commercial i'd
rcrtis0 understands that $. r. Hobbie, csq has ac-
ccptod the appointment of President Of the Ocean
Steam Navigation Company Of the city of New
York.
The New York Epening Post, referring to the
above rumor says
''Thi5 we have reason to believe, is a mistake
We understand that the condition OF his health has
determined Mr. Ilobbe to resign, and that he has
received applications from several large steam and
tClcCraphc associations 10 assist in their manage
mcnt, but that he has not determined TO acc pt
any such responsibility until his health is more
frIn. -
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[FoR THE REPUBLIC.l
Manufacturer, Convention

Seeing that Congress has adjourned without
taking any action the tariff subject, and in view
of the present unprecedented depression in the
manufacturing pursuits of the country generally,
produced, il is believed, mainly by the low and in
adequate duties and other injudcious provisions of
the tariff act Of 1896 combined with the effects Of the
English misnamed ee-trade policy-a policy de-
signed, or if not designed, the obvious effects of
which arc, by the reduction in the price Of bread
stuls and other provisions to lessen the expense
English manufacturing labor, and thereby to fos-
ter and sustain English manu- featuring monopoly,
and consequently 10 cripple or break down the
competition herewith Of foreign manufacturers; il
is proposed that convention Of manufacturers,
North and South, be held in the city Of Richmond,
in the State Of Virginia, on Monday, the 18th day
Of November, 1850, to digest and prepare suitable
memorial to be presented to Congress at the com
mencement Of the ensuing session., embracing or
setting forth truly and faithfully all the facts con-
neced with or believed to be the cause Of the pre-
sent extremely depressed state Of manufacturing
industry; and urging the necessity of speedy re-
vision and modification Of the tariff laws.
SUsDRY VIRGINIA MANuFAcrURERs
N. Bother editors will please copy
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Public Meeting nj Savannah.

public meeting held in Savannah, Geor-
gia, on the evening of the Odd instant, in pursu-
Of a call addressed to all those who were op-
posed to the dissolution of the Union. full half
of the meeting composed Of the friends of the
Union, who are satisfied with the adjustment; the
rest consisted of absolute dsunionists and large
number Of persons who dissatisfied with the
adjustment, but not willing to resort to the ex-
treme measure of secession disunion. The two
seguncnts last named, forming one party, attempt
ed to pass a set of resolutions declaring the late
territorial questions as aggressive of the rights OF
the South, but were unable TO do so, from the par
tes being nearly evenly divided and from the diff.
hculty of counting the large number present. A
motion then prevailed that the supporters of the
resolutions should retire, which they did. The
Union men thoreupon prepared and published an
address, of which the following is the gist:
owe are, therefore, in favor Of acquiescing in
the legislation Of Congress, and waiting 10 see
whether the Compromise made by that legislation
ls observed, in good faith, by all parties, East,
west, North and South. But whilst We are thus
willing 70 acquiescc and 10 wait, VIC think that il
will be proper for the convention TO declare not by
way OF menace, but rather as the authentic pro-
mitigation OF fact, the existence of which we can
not IN the least doubt, that, If Congress shall un-
dertake TO egislate aggressvely upon our rights
by the abolition Of slavery in the District of Column
bla, or the Introduction of the trade between the
states, or the enactment Of the Wimot proviso or
the repeal of the Fugitive Slave law, the people of
Georgia will not submit, but will, with united
voice, resist, though that resistance should create
dissolution OF the Union"
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Professional COurtesies.

Our worthy neighbor of the Union having
kindly permitted us to Slight our torch at his
watchfire," in the same spirit of accommoda-
ton helps himself to supply of fuel from our
columns. This is as it should be. Reciprocity
does not always depend upon an exchange of
equal values, so we will continue to furnish
him with ammunition, whilst his own lucifers
will answer very well to touch it Off
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STEAMER APURE-Thc New York Tribune cor.
rects its report about this little steamer which has
been seized at Wilmington, North Carolina II
says che did not leave the port of Philadelphia &C.
crctly; she has no connection with any expedition
against st. Domingo, or any other country, and no
prosecution has been commenced against her or
her officers. She is designed for the Oronoco and
Apure rivers The truth is the Apure was seized
simply because she not "cearcd" at our Gus.
tom-housc; her captain having neglected that i'm
portant matter.
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CHocTAw EMIGRATIoN.-Auothcr lnrge cmiprn
ton of Choctaws TO tho west Of tho Mi5sissippi
river from tho State Of Mississippi, is to take Place
in few weeks, under the supcrintcndencc Of Col
Scott, u. s. Indian agent The remnant of tbis
once powerful tribe still remaining east of the Mis-
sissippi arc said to greatly suffer, in moral pnint
Of view, from their contact with The whites.
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WING NoMINATIoNs-The following nominal
lions were made by the several Wing conventions
last night:
In the sixth congressional district composed of
the Eleventh, Twelfth, Fifteenth Sixteenth, Seven
zenith, Eighteenth, and Nineteenth Wards, Hon.
James Brooks, the representative of the district
the present Congress, was unanimously nomi-
nated for re- election
In the Fifth Assembly district Thomas Trusow
nominated for the Assem- bly,; in the Sixth,
Henry j. Raymond; in the Eighth, Sanford l..
Macomber; and in the Thirteenth, Joseph h. Var
num, jr. These gentlemen, with the exception of
Mr.. Macomber are all members of the present As
sembly.
In the Ninth Ward the following nominations
were made Charles Crane for Assistant Alder
man; Robert Peterson and o. T. Wardwell for
assessors; and b. Wisncr and w. Rugler for con-
stables
In the Fifteenth Ward, S. L. II. Ward was NOM
mated for Assistant Alderman T.. C.. Benedict for
school Commissioner; w. n. Bakely for Trustee;
t. o. Barker for Inspector; and James King and
James Hostin for Coustables
There were meetings of several of the other con-
ventions, but no additional nominations made.
In third Congressional district the Benson dele
gates from the Second Ward were admitted by
vote of eleven to nine. On the announcement of
this result, portion OF the delegates withdrew.
Those remaining adopted resolution that thirteen
votes should be necessary to a nomination. bal
lot then held, which resulted in eleven votes
for j. Phillips Phoenix, and five for J. f. Rodman,
after which, the convention adjourned to Saturday
evening
In the fourth Congressional district, the Brennan
delegates admitted members from the
Sixth Ward, and the Hoxie delegates from the Sc
Venth. The convention then adjourned to Monday
eycning.-NeD York Com. -iGUeytiser
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epoch are turning the desires of our race to-
ward more rational views respecting interna-
tlonal equity than have guided the conduct of
man in the ages that are past
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SUICIDE ATTEMPTED IN PRIsoN .-Jamcs Groves,
charged with the murder of apple girl in Phila
dclphia, has attempted suicide by cutting his
throat in the prison Of that city. 1t is thought he
will recover
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NAvAL.--The United States sloop- of- war Dale
arrived at Madeira the 7th of September, after
tedious passage Of twenty days from New
York The John Adams was also there having
come from the lceward TO recruit the crew. The
officers and crew of both ships in general good
nealth, and the health of the squadron is repre-
scntcd as being good.
The following a list of the officers of the Dale:
VIM. Pierson, esq, Commander; Montgomery
Lewis LIST Lieutenant; James d. johnson, ID do;
John p. Decatur, 30 dos John II. Parker, 4th do;
John {. Febgcr, Master; Josiah Tatnal, jr., Pur-
scr; J. Winthrop Taylor, Surgeon; Gerard Alex
lndcr, Assistant Surgeons; John j. Walker, Passed
Md5hipman; Thomas Brodhead, do; Robert Stu
art, do; Francis A. Oliver, Boatswain; f. Curtiss
Iine, Gunner; Thomes C. Terrell, Carpenter; Jno.
Brdsall, SsilmalSer; WIN. Picrson, jr., Captains
Clerk; J. III. Gilliss, Trcvett Abbot, Midshipmen.
The U. 5. sloop- of war John Adams, Com l.. NJ.
Powell, was at Madeira the 18th ult., from and
for the coast Of Africa; all well
The name Of Richard Il. Tunstall, Assistant Sur
gCon, was Omitted in the list of the St. Marys oti-
GERS VIM. - Fugctt is the Sailmaker.
Ben amin Delano, Naval Constructor at Ports
mouth, N. II, has been ordered 10 the New York
station
Samuel HART, Naval Constructor at New York,
has been ordered 60 Philadelphia.
Sailing Master Hager Boatswain FosdiclS, and
Sailmaker Seaman, have been ordered to the AL
bany, at Boston.-N. y. Herald.
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Among the passengers in tho steamer Europa,
which lcit New York on Wednesday for Liverpool,
were the brothers Montorquieu, who Ind been con-
fined at 81. Louis for some time on the charge Of
murder. One was proved innocent, and the other
declared maniac
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TnE FRiGNrE ST.. LAwRENcE "A latter received
IN this city from an officer on board the ST. Law
abouts; "Gho United States irgatc St. Lawrence,
Captain Padding, cit her anchorage i'm the NVezor
on the 81 instant, and tho night Of tho 9TH en-
countorcd hoavy gale which lastcd two DAYS
On tho 10Th She was ~ Bcachy Head, running
through the Euglish channel. homeward bound
with ten knot breeze" ~ Piiia. ledger.