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and generally esteemed for pey in the srdor OF his feelings
and without time for consideration said to have de-
nounced an eminent Northern Senator Fooi!' Some
who heard took and published what they believed ne
said And what is his justification "a justification made with
time for cool and deliberate consideration and reflection
Why that he did not call Mr. Webster but that he did call
Mr.. Fooe oOl Unworthy, unhappy extenuation-aggra.
waiting rather diminishing the fault Was not Mr. Foote
man, Senator, and American as well as Mr.. Web
ster Was he not entitled to the courtesy 10 the
same respect and regard Let this reverend gentleman re-
member 5th Matthew, % verse ''And let him keep his
heart with all diligence for in vain do we worship God
we indulge anger malice in hearts against brother
And remember that the abuse of Southern man, or South
en Senator justify excuse him, any more than Of
Northern man or a Northern Senator
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NEW BooKs.-Conquest Of Canada, by Wsrburton,
IN in Q volumes -, c,,
Antonina the Fall of Rome romance OF the nun CEN
tury, by w. Wikie Collins.
An Eastern Offering, by Frederka Bremen.
The Datons Three Roads in Lille, by Charles Lever,
No. l.. just published
The New Dowang Street, being No. of Cryles Latter
day Pamphlets. .,-,,, -r.y,o,,
may - FhhNCh AhiLon'
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well founded. lind that the selection, when you go out OF
the strip restricted to lands contiguous" but contiguous
in what direction
Mr. DAVIS. The language is g mos. contiguous" II,
therefore, nothing touches comes in contact they must go
beyond.
Mr.. WHITCOMB. Now, feel a strong desire to vote
for this BILL bu, do not wish to go further than have
heretofore gone There this additional for max
ing the grant in the of Indiana The General Govern
ment had made grant for the continuation OF the wabash
and Erie canal commencing the mouth OF the Maumee
the State of Ohio and extending TO near aiaJ ee
Indiana After the canal finished, 1t was aoundanty
asceaned that 1t useless connecting INK OF nasga
ton between the Ohio and the Lakes except for short
peri during the year, oil the untness LOT
navigation OF the Wabash river with which II was connected
II deemed importan. continue the canal down to the
Ohio river where is navigabe to greater or less extent
all seasons the year, One OF the original advantages
proposed to the General Government in making this grant
was the transportation of the property of the United States
and especially OF troops and munitions of free Of charge
The canal wcud be nearly valueess for this object without
fur her grant And important to make the latter grants
in order to make the first one available.
Now Mr. President will not say that shsl not vote for
the bill even as il now is for find that my principal ohcc
tcn to il been removed but still not to the extent which
had hoped If the language Of the bill be construed TO
allow an unrestricted selection OF lands throughout the State,
then doubt il so magnificent donation for such object
has been made since the Government formed
And then, on notion the Senate adj burned.
THURSDAY, May 2, 1880.
The Senate, in Committee Of the Whole, resumed the
consideration Of the bill granting the right OF way and making
donation of land to the State Of Illinois 10 did the
struction Of the Illinois Central Railroad.
The pending question the motion Of Mr.. BFI. 10
recommi. the bill
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Foreign Ports.


P 90 3h JGet 'ion or doj hendat itGl5o w
90 l9 o' 'osls ana by iodo l5i y
A., NJ Ewpn,t "a Ga,9, S5y load n, SyorE
H1ra1n. " ia H''e'''''' gu
Iydia TrasI Boston '''''A'''
In the Cyd e Mcnac for Ht, and charlstn Lyda soue
for NYors; Moro Ohio and Brook ,hy do
lssstery ROADS 6th pi,asr Bdrtowd.e from Limerick for
yatk ' ~ ~ "
oiagres 2f bng !roone Tretan NYork 23i Gasch
[o "a Tor sen NJ ysfaon pIi9y 10 49,
Wales y 2 '7''l i'A''''s' ~ ~ w. ''Ie0'
al u oo' Ia 1'e ~ ofk po"E sa"Her Ia AsS'0 'of
Msct- sunara r. ship Galrnia Woodbury. hence
ed 10 Sre from the Eort On he li AND and woo a., nett
81 Helena, 70 her orders Bark TEe DAD l9ar
zen abopt week before her arrival B5fS Kse Conn for SYoft
"r1 @ a5 NJ NJ a iT s%7s 1g2t le Rss 70
Geaespe Balls hYorki 45 Te,ona T5ant1n Boston 2itG
Fesaot Hsa doj .oh, 5eas symoa, %; R5,aa, wia,as
1i 4ess sGsffe' Ba,lmofs 7iA saPa's Sherfe' Nf
In Tort ii do a7tL b5rt. Wright Jf Aef i'm Boston for BRA
z ds ri Dorado E:cbersef fo3 d. leo BOW l1r Coraar
do; 5dg yaltgre Blu dit hence fof port span, DO.
b4cA sstb, .el British Queen Cor tsYots elIy
Bias Aug brig; Cabot aai Newcastle Tor San Fran
eco ag. sh abI 1s Cor nataa aat San Frn.9s2 5t',
Pane henee ia ST Johns NF i lrsiorg lie md
been bad Tor several week. % st5r5e3 tie lrg of M rl
AT scfaane about 10th ui brig Delhi sd2o the seleoa
mean. sooG
ro" al Cneia and bound home, either 10 Baltimore
Iecdhere N week. 70 clear oi HagraYe ae a NYofs arr
S! 81 ia.enalEas boef' io' steamer rc BOOK
bn fhafeo rom Gaord arr June 49, unoided ~" cave OF
tbth 'ooL E4Hll Eseett scott fpl Gslofnt AR June ~
'.t ei,H. 70 oaa 7n' =" a,r[ ~ l<it7La
- ~ "a, .p.I 70 u 'Ahei w ~ '7555iy'
] ~ 5 ~, 4, ~, ron Ciaea M - ~ y Sll
oi a. 20 - 49, i ~ ~ - se5 III s9 fPslb
5isoa A!I5s gA hleto ~ mics oI Ca9 uhi u 7an
e ~. Sy rev, gaIsj aaAaasa oli 9tfs ~.
~ - - IoiA t.t may - EsitiNi oflrt1 lhg'l4lG
Dis7 osprey GRAM ifaA California jy B. t131u m chill,
H. s "a Aass57e "ais from Ctaeae ar ja segos
psaet LONE M rave @0'4I 80 of t"o,say wien tue efr"
~ ,ct r; u ts-,t,s ,, o,-..= r., a.
- st rs.l 49, - -, ~ X n. ~ a.
r. " y 49, re! ~ 10, ,'.' i5lt1'
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i 81 ~ ~ - 'l H. 90 ~, "a
-, - a, ns,1iIl,} jgiy5 I3os J5s[s TO 3: I'm, ~
~ Tdt p-fsaaa p,ait.i T.. 49, ! . w. mn 49,
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Passengers Sailed

In ,tcam.lp Aaatic fer Lipepoo-Capt jameson N,
Virginia; PGas pha; Sir Joknes phde'ph Mr. St-w
Philadelphia: Joseph Hart Troy. NY LOUIS Lay, NeYorsi
Para late offaepa bearer ol dispatches 70 France;
John HYon Henry King bany, NJ DuPontHew
York, alal rhaeipha John Caldwell do John Ayres,
Nlok; simsuu NswYoli Ro BINS do William Day, Lyons
Enenz Truaoj Adolph sehwener Phli Morris Ar
mold kYork Deluerara; Seth Lynde, NTOrs IhOs
Hrtn-i Huddersfyjd Patrick Ewing Gusgow Bates E X
Stowel klurk Geo Todd, Fas; VIM rrre tnlaj DO Cha
oprnes Lyons Fraae Warden Chas CIcb Ny FdnshaEe
lady children md rgan John tteen@ay Adrian lainond WIN
Wilcox NTork Be ser aud lady philad esns;
Thomas Williams snf lady Seoud Syms lady servant
NV Orleans Espem Golzaes Gonzales Gonzales, Havana;
Jose Marco Antonio Aares Havana; humlod Y
ter Lewis Philadelphia; II ApPod, Lyons Geo Parrish
Parish il bearer Of dispatches 10 hu 81 Stone, Bek
Mr. Murray Ivs New York sodng, do Lechat Paris l.
Dawson Philadelphia. Theodore Hertz New srkj Wm Wisdom,
Cincinnati; X W H8uIon New York. Martini do w Sn,
Va Mctlunr New or sir Desunay England II stone bear
desVatrhea to England lady two children and ssrSu Nav
YORK HAIRY Lazarus. Manchester Hutton, Nesiorkj &c
rHd Dale FlladriIAa j Gonrdn. Me-" Orleans, b G51r
an New Oenns Victor Gourdin, New Orleans Gouri.H,
Orleans; sils Bnrro@e and daughter, OF New York
c Tavst Marin Hsyani; Metzlar To.t q slec
Bon sau1; Robert BtJ Mo1ie. Il Aadtewa,
ATes Loui-yei InOs J0aes james SMITH, 4ig and dausef
Baltimore, Waeon lady aud Scotland; francisco
Jireto 8iatanzas' Heary Griffin IA
In 5feaHsp CKyV Gagomf y CtIgoo-alrs Fraser Kisses
Frlse aud VI Osborn Hamilton, CIV; s1ss Eliza
Eizateit Raakn. Iso stoddarl ay daughters son
,ert 7 hoNhb NJercy Or and Mrs smith ami grandson W ash
BIZ and ass silioch Rs tug1u hes hsoch Mont Ray and
bs- Bacon, NfayrE: Mr., Hat M McEroy, Cauata; DR. Z
and rago Iorono r hcCrosan, or Roo, hrScatt1
Nj Alexander Mckay Sir Era shaand OHIO Miss Rice
Montreal; Rob scott s9w ADdrF Norman, Troy; R0o-ft
So Ny McCa.rue dos K Crchun Glasgow waters Canada;
CaE1rfi3 " Campbell Mrs Campb-i. Gassnw Acsaai,
Iioss, Roberts EHgnd; tatlne paaies J 2 de ute tioi
Csnda; Miss MMafY Mr. stoddaI- and ser7 Glasgow Prem
ce Bfaokyu Gregory Staten l. 8nd hs Gregory De- Met
Gregory Mrs Rankin Glasgow browning Canlda Had
dock NYors, jos Wool John Scott Jass Forces oA9 Mca
4 Child, LoHaOu.
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DIED.

On Sunday mornings SARAH LOTHRoP infant daughter OF Ma
;lsfiel Acla Il Hopkins. aged months aud II days
The friends the family invited to attend s a. 0
day afternoon. O'Clock from the residence oil he' ie' " ~
A. bs residence in Panesvs Ieake Ohio sept Mr. MA
THANIEL JARVIS formerly resident oil lslp Suffolk Co. Long
Island-aeed years, month and ~ days - 90,
Sunday afternoon after short and painful Illness pf. oo
KELlUs g. ARCHER Coroner OF thus CITY, IN the 4is year OIL
age ~ ~ IL. ,,,+I,c Ian,
Archer and 4 and J. sereaut a fontaine
and Is m, w Dean members OF tie Medical Faculty.
are rcpecfu, invited h., funeral Tuesday afternoons
len ast ct from is late residence, clio Mulberry st ne1t
10 spriIr Il. v tlout further ly9tai sF2t'E
On tie 7th ELIZABETH ANN wife oi james Evans, Of
Clinton nv euuc, Brook 5u, l.. l.
The funeral place Tuesday tot o'clock from her
late Her friends and those OF tusban5 respectful
invited TO viii be them
ron Ferry BROOKLYN at III o'clock precisely 92t
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Ore or two Of ths sssaasing parry were f0lz'e "n4s
iriured. None ofth N yet arrested.

One or two Of the sssaQiting parry ~ere foiae "nas
ipiured. None ofsht n yet arrested
Rsscusp-A party Of four boys, on boaFng
evcn,.;on. were capsized yesterday afternoon IN
,ha Ea.t river. and were picked up by che yaTi
- 49, ni,ot bos, Iabez Williams, the captain oil
,gbjcb iortuns.ely saw the accident in time to
render vsluable service
cHRrsrr's-Tbcae old favorises, having bad
their Hall, 472 Broadway, renewed and improved
will open for the Fall and Winter season this
evening. See advertisement
sEREEADg IN The PARK "A new feature in sae
way Of music is announced in our advertising
columns, by the renowned DodswoFth's Band VIZ;
public serenade in the Park. 1t will be not Only
q novel bat Delightful affair Bee advertisement
EEw srAeEs Several nsw ouaibuases are
nearly ready for tee combined Empire and W az
erIy Line; one very fine one appears this morning
ROBBERY Officer Groas of the Thirteenth
Ward on Saturday evening arrested man nameu
William Graft for atealiug sf4 from Nathan Ray,
nor. The officer recovered S34 Sc Of the money
REscuED-A man named John Posi- very
much intoxicated Rs it appears fell into the Nolsp
River, at the foot OF Vesey st on Sa5oroay ero1,
ing at n O'Clock He was rescued ny Tue ca ~"
tons iS Of ofioers Palmer Cotton & Hicks Of the
Third Ward.
CosTrEuAr1oH OF BAEyARD' PAEoRAaA'-t 1is
immepse ps1ting miles in extent Po're5e ron
tho month of the Ohio the head waters OF tho "SsssPp
WIN. fded for The first time in our city Saturday night
last q, Panora ma ALL" snd to crowded house, not
withsand!ng the heavy rain, All were delighted Ii Ia
The mos beauriu panoramic painting exhibition in
the United States viii undoubtedly have IS great run
az Banvards Lower Mississippi" had, witch lusilg merits
the high reputation it susans IN ibis country and Europe
NoTIcE~-Tbe steamer Reindeer Capt Degraw,
will leave Nev-York every morning sundsys excepted)
at 3 o'clock A. n and New-H ,ven al u O'Clock P. d.
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49,, E,is INCOME Bords advanced Per cant
and were in good demand
Tbsye ws,a fair request for Sterling for the At
lantic. and Moderate business Fa' done AZ 100
lQI Tor frat cfss names
oie, The entire exports Of sPzcie since lst Jan.
nary are S. o77,olo
The MONEY market is easier TO day, ani paper
and stock bans are negotiated more fresly. The
5i,ion Of fairs at Washington is considere as
e,,.bg.biDg The permsnency Of the present plenti'
fulners Of money.
yr soow den has paid all the Mint certificates
presented bin, and will take the oaaace OF The
r,iJion md haN 10 Phla He'll bia this af.srnoon.
TIE pa,sage Of tho Texas Boundary bill IN the
House had a very favorable effect WITH the 6'nck
market and there was a considefsbIe revival Of
IN, f5snce. The quotations at the Board vera gen
ally better
The receipts at the sub-Treaaury are sl67,57o.
PAYMENTS 1924. Balance s5.a65,475
TIE entries cf Dty, Goods for thu week, including
The direct entries and the Withdrawals from ware
houses, decrease as compared with the previoua
week, being sl,ll7 38l, again 9l,a72, sos.
A dlV1Gend OF louf per cohs mas oeeh u0'i Ai1u ~
the Grocers' Insurance Company
Since the passage of the Boundary Bill, Texas
Scrip has sod in philadelphia AZ 40, showing
large advance.
The busin. SIS of the New-Hayen AMI Ns3 York
Railroad continues to show large increase on
the business of last year, ard .ussains the est
mates of those who conceived and executed the
project TIE earnings for AugDs. were as annexed !.
August ls50...s.......,.,.t.,.'..''''.s 80 %?
Ausus, 80 <ot
Excess IL 1850 equal to 80 per cent" $50 53I
llcretse in july ......-.-...'.--.'''' 49, 10
Increase in two months. 2s4
The receipts in August were about $4,000 oysr
those of July
The Shipping List gives the Annexed table of
imports at this port daring August:
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B,rR HaIar fo saml Bars,ow April ~ Grand La
,,or .t,A Jsya Head May Is ard sts 10 orirr
81 SlIy Faf.sf Synoa Tufhs Island 70 D. SAX
81 M,.od zt Summons newborn NC tsi stores.
S.h WIN Tysou. Jones Balifo 5 D. coal
c., P.,rsl Hswe- Baltimore ds, coal
sCb Gil Bias Beck Ni.h. NanseTlend 8 Is. potatoes.
eb .taouc Iawreuce. Baltimore Is coal
81 Niarva Wreh, co1, " iassiea NC g. naval stores
srb Fsac.a Ellen Barrett; terdout bound 10 ROSCOE
go San Mcdowell Hnr Rouioat fer 7 81 l'iSef'
al, H.rfta Mara kckerson 81 en-, I. " ropes
e,osr- t}r,-au S;nrsrs. Providence. noltSSes-
Sisoa Tl5gIfss Hawkins. Jones Providence so.'e7s
Si5or vist.n. Wells, NeFpoTi donlestSs
slo9p hi5as G'addus Albany i-r fFs3ssa'e' i'-A'''
Bgr0W-l bark in the ufus NJ sunset
-I)urisr the day INV and fresh.
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WhaIerB.
rr See nisa.tarr-

Touched Flores Cape yelde prev Aug H. large nuhe of
whaers for eifehnents; whaling bark off Flores boiling
spoken A. lat 10 s. lon ll3 w stara Coon NB 800 bbls;
lth lat ~ $ ouil W, no Howant Ieary DO oil not stated
sixteenth Of ,hp hbram Howand sold Med.
ford, 9Th INST, at lie rate OF SlSfOO.
SD from Nedton Sept g. brig Oscsoa Maxam Atlantic Ocean.
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nv TaIearnph.
Rosroy. sep: s-Ar SATURDAY PM, 6aFk' y

BosroS ePs-A Saturday Pm 6AFk' Nashua anil AA' fo-'
dephia r,,,,,5
s1Tsv .cb nsare Gonavr- Aag Lsit = !Ea Janai
ca Tor Boston Spoke iEst, lat q 5 oo IS - - 4 ''
SCI Fe:t Jacms 10Th Cate Isaat $50 Hi s. se 81 as ~
=. a. ION . So Elizabeth Watts, Ba;snore.o5 tsna
NoRFOI X sent schs Euss1a, fhi,ateN@.' \ -
Neqpo7t Sid b1Fk Louisa Caroline, Bonie9p1i sen tASs'
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sch Naive Bira al Yors Rivera d. ~tnt
sh Ya te4r ersar Petersburg a. soar TO- u M
SCI sauaeL Hs-es CsFe eharr- O. PoA.oFS
sch " Crarrr FaaBuer. rt-Ervet3 ds, Tooe
sch Trimmer Sr- Virginia &, srad-
Sch Monmouth. Byztee y5rsiaa : IL, woot,
Sch Nerea. Soper. YjfEina ; d. ~nod
seh Il Pater. King Nrgtara 8 d wool.
Sch jasper. Howe, Boston j., adse-
Sch Martha, Thousst0a S d. lime
Sci Emma, Lowell BoetnH ; 81, rdss.
gELOW-lbrk in the of5ng.
sAiLED-seamap AtlHe Tor lveFooB cy Of Giasso~, Tor
GhtsoT
MInp-par.ns .he aay 81. and lsht v. "a an.
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,ra-,.er....oI.syvLL. k.,oaraD ,Oa 9aa Fatsgsa.
gs.rvppAY. ssp.embsr7.

SATUpDAY Ssptedlpol
1sHEsAre firm with saies 100 10 al g fsT h fssf 81
IS ior r0ss The sleek yes erosy Ia VI? obi, Pot
sts.fl Candy Palmer Go c,n' l - -
,no CAS- do Prsft-tog eher 2 8 ho.s n vs,terdsy
CcTToS-ls buo5sLt al he qa9S4 s cot'e5 orsssns
V a sslu. Tbe receipt, Il all The Shipping ports a.
464 ses sgsss' M l2t to s,ne GSls' ,o ss 5sega
"a te2 tates less lhsn lsst say fSs 500
dscTesse 10 G,ra Bsiu 1873 derease TO Ft.ne
a fs decrease to aorh Of Europe ann % % sbFp 10
.nbsrr RIOTS are se4 bai-s ess ibig ess q 'uAh 'i
- - /. On incfe ate in aierk OF =, oI4 nsle5
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SR8 n86 $50 Toth....

Total 085 400 Toth.........,S 1858 0S5 49O
abe Vernon Valley Railway which ii now
under energetic construction from Brattleooro, to
Bellows Falls, we are glad tolearn is in very for
ward state The whole line will be graded and
ready for the rails the earliest moment the frost s
out of the ground the coming spring. glance at
the map shows the Importance of iss connections.
1t makes the only link now wanting on the line OF
the Connecticut river from w ella river to the roacs
leading direct to New York, 1t must. in summer
time become favorite route Of travel, from the
beauty of the natura! scenery, and from it's advan
tages of grade can do heavy fteighting business
at all tines.
At Philadelphia money was in more demand
Ths street rates were 7ds Y cent. and second
class paper goes at lO0l2 per cent.
The subscriptions to the Tcedo Norwalk aai
Cleveland Railroad Co. ate going on very auooese-
fuzzy.
Ths subscriptions to the Atiioa and Hornelsvle
Road reach over three hundred sh lussnd, doIars
AT Boston, Railroad atocka are improving. Cen
t,a! has gone from 27A to 90 0gdensburg to 263
Vermont and Mass. from 254 to %! aud Norfolk
g.. from So 10 SO. Worcester has i'm 3rovad per
cent The money market is unchanged Fits'
c'efs naper goes at 7D8 PER cent. Collateralloans
- ca L,;o,. 80, o.. 49,.
are sas per cent 0ooo ouSiiie'' A0'eS ~ NO
plenty.
Galveston papers OF we @o0 nau P[s9,Ego 'a'or'
mAp0H o' '1Y passps9 u "l sS'V0 o' :. we
9gn@'e, "u We ,'I :5", 80 o,'.s,Sts
~ 'e'a. 80 .'e', M 10y - ,s id yllS
- 10 M 81,
~ $50 go. 49,, 80. il ~.
~ H.. ,r.r.f,r # the ysy.nn, r.To o,,,on.
~ -,
az NC - 80 49, -,5.'
-. ..TS,, o,a,f.,a,, y,. n.o.s " cs,,,,o
ls-ps bera lotelf.. @aa-s -.aa as..as' Fszaseos.
s,l, y ' edsyrf ne s, =. sl ~ "a.
t.s wils 'e9, t ~, 60. aarz,l a - 10 2.ns Il,
pec,e.y ,ar ss,oa ass5sesr ~ iss.sIs eess La
9 az: az n5e9y q, 5 III i .gf f i u pa
~ The holssts ., t. legion q elsi'. hsee fnlaig -
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G8 white boy was stolen recently by some
Indians In Florida The boy hal been sens for
branding iron. and the horse which he rode retara.
ed with the bays suspenders braided in his mans.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-09

Slow WORK the builder OF the sewer in
Broadway don't hurry up his ditch, he will leave
bong lob for his executors. Such slow poking is
Ynoat anendurable nuisance the street has boeR
blockaded from Broomest. to Spring and Prince
long enough to have constructed sewer all the
way to Union Park Tbs slight divergence OF goiag
around block does not look like anything worth
noticing, but 1t is easily shown that for onnibases
alone the increase of travel amounts to more than
tkqte thousand miles per day for other vehicles
probably about as much, making in ali about sac
Aund,ed tAoasamd mates extra travel for vehicles
during the "hundFed days OF sewer building in
Broadway 1t seems to us this il q good reason
for squirting on tho work. 1t ahould have baen
done lorg, hng ego Broadway has scarcely been
clear, in iss whole length, since lass Winter Will
it ever be open again
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Passengers Arrived

IN 4ip Ei-a5eA from Catton WIN Pfynt@r Of Astoria
IL " " Lep children ard serant Of Charleston, scaH4
a u. uamgu lu TIE Storage,
1sete sag ffre, from Lieapo'-ey Deant. BfenaI Or
Iu fanriey Sir Carleton ais Harrttt Caret0 Mast C1ts
ton : Gratan, R-y Dir Fesy, Rey sir Filing
Iha,aa Fearsoa inn Bran ifna, clptan Alexander
Iu6Iu- Of Tie h4fs Triton, LOST near EeALe donl
MINIATURE ALNASAC--....THIs DAY
Sry- --- b9os-Sers.-. f3s
H.ed NATEE...-SkPI. ..
s5tls fIuot isilaj.. EEL ae % ga
TRIBUNE MARINE JOURNAL.
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SATuspAy, Sept Pm.
Al the Second Board sbe Stock market VISA
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srPrgMRER Q.

wIsD-Darlne he Day So, and rstt, viii fals.
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ROBBERY Officer Cross of the Thirteenth
Ward on Saturday evening arrested man named
William Craft for stealing sf4 from Nathan Ray
nor The officer recovered S34 IS Of the money
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-09

NEW STAGES Several nsw omnibuases are
nearly ready for tee combined Empire and Wav-
erly Line; one very fine one appsafs this morning
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-02-09
VOL. V.
New Express Like.
Rlgelovl's Boston 8 Worcester Express,

.x$ssssz. OUer the Worcester and Nashua dHd
- sAzs..sseE Faeh6arg Rail RsGds.
tgS sse- H subscriber hds commenced running an
------ L Express Car over the above Roads, Tor the
safe Transmission OF
Packages Bundles Bank Notes Specie and Merchandise
generally, Three Times each way Daily.
Notes. Drafts and Bills collected and ali business eiecu
ed vita dispatch and cheap by any Express
oTceS american House, WcrceSter and RcH Road
ETehdngP, Court Spare, PostOn.
Orders received at Hutchinson d. Co s Bookstore III
Main ST. and The Ticket Office, Lincoln So Worcester.
JASON TEMPLE, I ,.so,n..,.
L. G. BARDwELL,J
l.. BIGELOW, Proprietor.
This Express connects at Grotou Junction with
BigeiOW's Great Northern Express,
For Townsend, Peterborough, New ipswich, Mason Vii
age Nashua. Shirley, Luncnburg, Leomns'e Ftch6urg,
Westminster, Ashbnruham, 6ardner, RadwiDvle Roy-
astpn Athn Orange, Wenda Ervng, Mont. ue, North
field, Greenfield, Ms Vernon Bfaliieboro' VT Wnchen-
Ion, Fi'zwiam, Troy, Keene, Bellows Pals. Charles
town, Clarenont, H., Springfield, Windsor Rocking
hsin Bsroave, Chester, Procorsville Cayendah Lud>
low, Rnane Mddebury, Vesennes ana Burlington, Vt.
March Is. DIFF
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-02-09
MUSIC SALOON,
And PianO Forte Ware H0Use.

doors north American Temp. House, Worcester.
MARSH has taken the above well known stand, for
n merly occupied by MR.. CALEB LORINC, where he
will keep general assortment Of PIANO FORTES, Sheet
Music Musical Instruments and Musical Merchandise OF
description which he will sell as low can be bought
any other city in the Union continuance Of the public
| patronage is respectfully solicited. go ~
b. Piano Fortes and Instruments Of all kinds, TO LET
A. MARSH.
C. LORING respectfully informs his friends and former
customers that he has renqushed his stand and business
MR.. A. MARSH, and would solicit for his
tnance Of the patronage heretofore literally bestowed
him. He has also entered into liquidation of his affairs
and may be found for the present the Store of A. MARSH
above; all unsettled notes and accounts after February
LIST, will be left with an Attorney for collection
Jan ], 1850. eod3w vista