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? The STORY OF A FAMILY. This interesting pro-
duction, which appeared originally in the Living Age,
has been published entire by E. Lttcll & Co., forming
neat volume of lO7 pages. 1t is well worth perusal
and is for sale at Thompsen's.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-05-13

Is -Four Cadets, for West Point have been ap-
pointed from Massachusetts, viz: Henry L. Abbott OF
the LIST district; Henry NJ Laze 9TH district Charles
o. Higinbotham 9TH district; and Allen A. Bursley,
10th district
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SENATOR DOUGLAS An Illinois paper, the Bureau
Advocate, in an article of some length administers a
severe reprimand to Mr. Douglass for msrepresenting
public opinion in that State, on the subject of prohib
ing slavery in the territories
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THE MANCHESTER MURDER. A nrel;m;no,,
examination OF Asa and Henry t. Wentworth, on the
charge OF numbering Jonas L. Parker at Manchester.
was commenced in South Berwick, Me-, Thursday, be-
fore Justices VIM. H. Hayes and H. H. Hobbs.
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% The Missouri Expositor says that Mr.. Benton
'lkes an encounter of hand to hand" We think.
that IN his late affair with the Mississippi Senator,
ne manifested decided inclination for an encounter
Of foot 10 footc Louisville Journal.
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90 Dennis Shannahan was oiling machinery in the
Coddington factory, Newport, R. l., when his neck
comforter caught in shaft which broke his neck He
was found tied to the shaft, dead
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POLICE JUDGE. At meeting of the Governor
and Council, Matthias R. Lanckton ESQ, appoint
ed Judge of the new Police Court at Pittsfeld under
the act passed by the late Legislature.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-05-13

- The Lowell American pontedy condemns Mr.
Mann for authorizing the Atlas to say his quotations
from Wiberforce did not apply to the merchants Of
Boston,
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-05-13

GT The Union Ticket for County Commissioners
was elected in Hampshire by about ] IS majority. The
board consists Of JOS Cummings II. II. Chson, and
Joel HAYDEN.
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SCHOOL HOUSES. We have communication from
f'Y. H." in reply to ok" concerning School House,
which was received too late for this paper. ItshaI
appear tomorrow.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-05-13

eY- Sale Of Pews in the First Baptist Meeting
House, at 2 O'Clock this afternoon-Sce advertisement
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% The Free Soil Convention recently held at Co
lumbus, Ohio, unanimously nominated the Hon. Dan
lei r. Tlden, of Akron, as their candidate for Gov
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-05-13

aB The Springfield Republican has been completely
renovated, and makes handsome appearance
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-05-13

R writer in the Era says that there are only
about ii 900 Shareholders in Missouri
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-05-13

GU Some fifty or sixty Of Mr. Wei sier's friend
gave him elegant dinner the Revere House Thurs
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a., d. fALsiER, the American NewsTane Aoon, :.
h o 4uaofiz9d AGENT for the DAILY and WEtktv Sp n
GUY empowered to take advertiser mis- and %,
al the same rates as required by u.s. p'onS
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!, r ,,e Meeting i'm Worcester

the E az NEAI the Third Anniversary Meetino or
This ci, VI UNIVERSAL BROTHERHOOD will he hell in
.s Guy Inc occasion will be an interesting o,a - ~, III
aane an in one of the greatest moral Tf az no
$500 ana as distinguished speakers will be present from if
parts OF the country, trust that there viii b S,I
e'enlace from the neghboring towns The meat; i i
DC held through the day and evening d9t M Miii
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PeWS at Auction.


w I'LL be sold at Public Auction on MONDAY the 13tb
day OF May 1850, at O'Clock in the afternoon all
ne nnsold pews in the Meeting House of the FIRST BAP
desirable Pews and wishing to attend church there
VINO are not owners Pews, will find for their interest
deno e sale as the Pews will nil be positively sold TO
the highest bidder without reserve.
STEPHEN BARTLETT,
worcester, May IL, 1850. DIT for the Proprietors
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CIGARS.

NE pest imported Cigars always be obtained in any
quantity OF LEWIS T. LAZELI, Apothecary
MIodol 2Ol Main-st, doors north Am Honse
Mail Brushes and Clothes brushes.
LARGE lot of each of the above of the best qualities
A Just opened and offered for sale by i'
LEWIS T. LAZELL, Apothecary
MIouWoWls 20l Main st, doors north Am House
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Mechanics Bank.

A NETTING of the Stockholders of The Mecbonic.s Raj,
"a VIII be holden at their Banking Room on Tuesday
May 2o, $780, at O'clock p M for The purnose NJ ac
Thousand Dollars. ~ N H"''
Per order, p HAMMOND Coshi
Worcester, May 49, 1850. sJtMoo
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DIED.
n fS geo April 20, of scarlet fever Mrs Augusta
m Vi ?. Edwd Davis, aged Is, aud May 3d. Mrs Mary
UI an We oil VIM Y Paxton of Charleston S G.
ageu ~ daughters oil the late Amory sibley ESQ of
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MARRIED,
DIFGO.

IN .hls cty May llh by Rev. Dr. smaley, Mr. Jesse u
Gleason to Miss Mary S. Crandall 'A ''sse "
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DAlLIAS.
LARGE assortment ofsuperiur DAIILIAS just receiv-
\ ed aud for sale by Il. n. TUCKER,
May d2w 90 Main ~.
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The WORCESTER DgeIt 40.

No. 65 Front ST., Worcester, .MuSS.,
are prepared TO answer MI orders for BEST PIILA-
DEi.pHlA OAK TANNED LEATHER BETTING.
Accommodation addressed WORCESTER BELT Co..
WIZ receive prompt attention. DIFF May 10
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hsa5,g uornas Dee 70 1880 WILLIAM A. se1ILLAN,
-p1 ait aczeof sroh-r, AleIalder la1 Jan.s Mehl
ba rs ste tstF-rn s~ Jqhn Lit A. requested 70
funeral ofg hs ats resoenc- E-niy gtH 81 1-ar
81 " sdaescsy Dr. =. At P " 49,
.veurg nd lasss, MAXI,
r-Ect Abraham Banct-r. sra I'D Of k-r
re-noe Of joseph Z Mount, . s1d9s-t on
Tu-t.y aisTnoou ciocK. without "a b-t IsToa
SUNDAY Dec a. Of p,cr JAMES 4 WRIGHT Of
The aru OF T-yior / Hr.tt. The 79ta year o. as
~ g0urth
E--Eh Wednesday, tie 25ta n-t Al 10
o. a5ndsy Dec a Mrs i!ABELLA DosSELLr, oteonsaup
Tis 1-rstlre. sad. q zy respectfully a'ted Is
the n-fs o Ter its t-sa-acs u Roosevelt 8 On tae'
say. s'lloeI III.
~, stsr lor- sa1 tedious irs-s
.ns Es~ Bouon uV,d 70 aieud a-s sm al' =ts
f=f-hsr -0tc- Btsokya aa9 New Js 81 pae-rs
De = JEAsHE ETIESSETTE TREHAS PRgD' 4OaAE.
eE 3 Pra 5oan= is-a - yrat moth sad days siisr
tss=fErz = sres.
.dn,.eay "a O'Clock " oza Der iats residence
81 kesd= St - $500
SPIES orly Of joLr l. Spies o tbs elsT.
.efrs eeath ssy 9Th h
fe ara srcIe Asssr, Sp.a CO OF hs City -hsrs BY
5z c4rs hocc AID oeas c1ct2et he bad seiesred hs
Al h.l s-.ly WIsou sns,uy Lat
year e as sTsd e9s Tor hat q Dota4o winch sas soas '7
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-24
MONDAY. Dec 0-P. NJ.

The Stock market has given a most violent
surge upward to-day, and has exhibited more ex
element than we have witnessed for long time
Erie advanced 3 = cent, selling at 903. Farm
ers q p cent, closing at 500. Reading went to
75l Norwich to G8l Mohawk 92i, and Harlem
ca, showing = cent advance Nearly all the
Fancies improved rapidly-Long Island was the
only exception. The notice OF sale has checked
the movement. Erie securities were higher, In
come selling at o. Government stocks were in
fair demand at better prices.
The Exchange market is quiet but frnl. Ster.
ling is lOP IO4 Francs 5.l50512!. All Conti-
mental bills are very firm.
In Freights there is not much movement but
ship owners are firm. To Liverpool the rates are
l8d for Flour 4ld for Grain 3-l6d for Cotton,
with engagements Us Cd for Bacon with en-
gagements of 200 ties. To Have, Cotton is &c.
In Money there is no change, and the supply
continues very abundant. The B anks are dis
counting with freedom, and but E small amount
of prime paper is in the street. On call Money
is pressing on the market at sat T. cent on good
Stocks and less on Government securities. But
for the activity in Stocks which employs large
AulUuulS VI Capitals -AAO4iC9 NC a vi q
per goes at sac T. cent for strictly first
short names, aud Gas p cent On long. No one
seems to anticipate any srrngency during the
Spring and many seem to operate as ii we were
never to know again tight market The losses
of former years are forgotten.
We have arrived now at the duliest period of
the season for Dry Goods, yet limited business
is doing to meet the Clothing Wants of california
and the South. Prices show much steadiness
and expectations are strong that for all articles
of which the stock is not heavy, higher prices will
rule at the opening of the New-YeaF's trade.
The prospect is thar with the present limited pro
duction OF goods and high price OF Cotton, the
Spring demand will sustain and raise prices. Tn
blsached and Bleached Shirtings and Sheetings
are alike dull yet the very Ugh: stock OF the
former makes prices more buoy ant that the heay'
Ter stock of Bleached which, however, are steady.
Drills are quiet but steady, with limited pro-
duction Osnaburgs ale IN demand, and prices
are advancing. The scantiness OF the supply
alone limits the improving inquiry. DENNIS are
in request at full prices Stripes are IN limited
demand al steady rates, with fair supply Ticks
are quiet; the lower grades only are wanted
Cotton Flannels are low in stock with demand
lingering with the season. Printing Cloths sao"
no great activity of demand but prices are steady
The stock which is accumulating is only consid-
cred light in reference to the demand which Is
anticipated 10 be near at hand. Prints are IN talf
request especially for the season, and prices sfs
buoyant Ginghams are quiet, bat there Is tar
INQUIRY for new Spring styles, and prices are
strong Chambrays are in demand Tor she Ci0'h-
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'ng trade. Cotton Pahtalooneng are in limited re-
quest, with increasing supplies on the market.
which are firmly held. Muslin de LANES are
quiet, but consid cradle inquiry is making for the
Spring styles, which are coming forward The
importation OF foreign De [ air es viii be increased
in consequence Of the destruction by FIRE of one
out OF our two mills for the production Of these
goods. TIE demand is large AMI admits OF great
and profitable extension al our domestic makes.
Prices are steady and stocks are light. Liuseys
continue dull and heavy. Cloths are irmer The
small stock, with the advance il Woods, insure
sn advance in goods The destruction of the Ham
iiton Mills will limit the production Of Domeatics
Satinets show slight improvement both in de-
rzend and prices. Sleeps Gray are steady. with
a limited demand, fair for tie season. T ancy
Cassimefes are dull. and Spring styles are COM
ing forward. The only demand is Tor plain goods
and that but small. CasLmeretts are in growing
request Shawls, with reduced stock are quiet
but firm FIanrels in only partial demand
Tweeds are in very moderate request, but stocks
and prices ere rather heavy Jeans are steady
in price, but with 10 quckness OF sale. British
Nooleus are more active, principally for the City
Clothing trade, and the large but decreasing stock
is firmly held Broadclotbs form the bulk Of the
stocks, but these are staple goods, and no new
supplies come forward bat at increased cost Of
production. The importations, as advised, will
be light. Tie increasing value Of Wool has in
parted much irmer tone 10 the market. French
Goods from the increasing cost of the raw ma.
terals are also coming out at higher prices, which
is interfering materially with the demand. How
ever, early orders have been met at more mode
rate prices and these are in course Of transpor
tation, ard stocks here have lately accumulated.
Silks or mixtures Of Silk and Cotton or Silk and
Worsted and Woolen Goods, are the chief inn
portatiops from France, and these will continue
to come in large quantities Tie increasing
wealth Of this country is incre&. IS rapidly the
consumption Of articles Of Freaca production.
The current of the taste und fashion Of the coun-
fry has set strongly in for all French materials of
Clothing and the increasing cost is no great i'm
pedment to the consumption. 1t cannot only
effect slightly the rate of increase and induce
less accumulation OF stock The French trade
does not afford SO much reciprocity as other for
eign trades We receive much more than we
ez port to them, while the preponderatilg bulk OF
our Specie exports go to France to balance the
account.
The annexed statement shows the Exports
from this port for the week ending Dec 80;
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Foreisn Ports.

Nsl Bay Dec Chocta~ Fhtuer efcrs 70 d. 6t Gag
adj of 81 Johns 30 Sth btSs Su.sn Waor NaS A.
tersen. Anderson; I'm Bangor sid i org Sl~en SsyAaua,
Kun Dec Holmes Porto Rco for Neg
Orssn. s sch Charles Aea I'm 81 ihoua' for PGnaaa.
Aas-,
tB.bsSoe. - Walsh from Bstnor. 10 ,aA
for New Orleans Js SID .oth barb James Bay ley RSSoe fss
Trinidad. &c
itous. Dec inns, Warner IN Pbl,i,lphs a's 'oe
Nassoo days brig Shs-mu foTs I'm Philadelphia Just arr
AUat Panama uCt+ Anenpe, ora san Francisco
Ar:St Upo NayAtos iAnd Sept H. brig JOAN Cha:otS,
LoYst, Ia Francisco, aLj so lSih for Hobart Town
hSsr Juan hc,rsus SCOUT sth n, brgs AonnL star Ia
iort as Indian Queen I'm 10 for cbsss, i"~ Is SD ' er
Lucy for NOrlssus
ASA. Creek sth sch Ea'spu,e for NroA i6tA, at"
pM.srger, from San Juan.
A, Psyta a6oat Oct ~ b,s, E,.rc FnceO s5tss
J K GaIdrrr condemned.
at clesrss INST Philadelphia i'm Sors.a sal ioA
NYerA Kingston, J., tae stnr Bacac PoStsf, Ia
Hsrana, 81. has net srrvec on The 9Th.
Oct 49, bark uoi ~yk (oi Boston, Doaaa, IN
Bsumcle for 2ansns, condemned SEE d'ssstsrsJ
Grauto F,sJk Oouhs Chufch, tni tnes
RIVER Oct 90. supposed Hs
FsluOnh, Jam, sh nst, bark Theresa, SiorS
9th sec May Eirabsh. Le1oif NOR 9th.
brig Brdget Boston Iih schs Ms Vtglns ns BosSs
lCtl, .vhu Usstius- Boudfot 90
Halifax 2ih buEs lnirSry Patterson, Pcton or
HsstPo put short OF PROVISIONS 18Th Dolphin lr~ia eloIk
Rr, Py- BOstrn CID 18th scbs Ado''si Coeh
Jasper BeHA aootoni Mtgst-t, lh9an sfo Pat
bso 2 ~ p-revrls CHrFS which sailed I'll lef Bo'toa Aa'
II. ost sails g.. 49,, -,
,bp t Ro'~ Londoo sch Fnsrdhp hNrd. boston
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D1sasters. &c,

G.s Case s ii ,chs Cfot5a fo Boa
AdA1. rsius. Of d. ogstE-t VIE 2Ortoa Of
crsw. passenger. fs1 sch Aradse vheh srrrsa
B5fusz Jer-Ae-1rf hsTEs o th.R 'sss7i
t1s zssry sober that pace - 77th o. goysaosrha'
~ parted her ARrsrch 5rE and SorEeS4H org s1
considerable Gsuas. and Hayden CD ,gak al her
tag4
to alma dre~ asohors ths moas vhe at OF
B4tary ashore tic o the Battsy 3hs
has her lotion lrt aA hee Els WI PROBABLY 90 70
Cap Holman sfosrs PhsdsphA Bremen aS from Phi
d.lph f5o That there SOfWrz.a ashore beloI Gre
-s va PROBABLY the SsFt4ags Yfe4erc.son ron Ces
Bremen Tic ssptansg .th Ha1oysnan pig % sons
=nchdro The Phaselpha snt f1r the ages o. Sa-
IL IAN H. 81. paitei her ca5e as5 got ashore on
aesy, AID Gag, HOLMAN ansc go -,
WICK t. scpt1a1s salsd rom charstos iso ~ o,.oa
6rerer cargo Of ~ ls-ces and III
The org the PaA4nd Isi.rts fspore s 70 :,
Csoest Salem With la os Of eTen h,ss az. 10 lor
tbs ting GRANITE Cap; Gpta, Which 'aasa F'aa S'''''
California Il. so.,os wtb wood
..fors i7-b ms. on sstsr7, oz ms go % "
E,a, srJ n b nsr cargo bscoEs 20 - ,,f.,
u's , Toa, Bon @ es9' I'D s5 % ca:
sds est Ct ne b'at ar, lassa Ja Tas ons rot: oai
az - I'd cap, T VITA ers~ '40s@issaa5 "sA % '44' '-
To- ase.s cii,' fo' a'"saT7o' "A totally
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-24
Arrived,

Snip Ss-sra Smith I'm Liverpool Nc, - ps..en.ers
Frost Hcls When DAYS Pt putsrs Sgd u.s. o Ss~
foTk, fell Aoa overheard iunng heavy gaze, and
cru~uei ship berg under close teed opA. al tia hhs
Tr-r brth 's1ths among the psstsnSsrs
T- anchored W SPIT Surtsy nsht, snt MONDAY
wont w II
Psi ~hcl carried togmtst
ship Recpro IT, new Porter I'm Calais, Ne, IA ballast 10 naster
Barn Brcft New Haven Ward n Porto Rico Gnay1pl,
ballast Pecs Jr Of New Haven This took plot IN ms
Highlands junu. hr,y s rom the westward srd beat 10 she
cts undsr C,ose IRE ell tOusas-
BARK D, GoAn, la mJrna Sep. Il, ftl;, to GoraAm
Ba-s.tt
Bf bar. lru. Ncor- ~ d I'm Sligo AID passengers.
der Has heavy weather tur; tue passage lost
,a & lie Us bound 10 Savannah put IN to i,ni Paenees
Bark Exact Stevens t So anGa cotton aud rice 10 stne',
Chairman 4 Co
Scrv 6- Aoolu s,,ou Turks Island salt to Fpnck
DE ncks,
sah Aatns of Broolha,en Avery 1t Jarsms St Domin
=, cofe. ard iogwcot c Rosslfe.
SebJ sltt-v avery, Domingo c,y, mahogany
Sch T + n'..h KELVIN New Bedford. oil.
soh -hle, to Caaol Norton 20 Dis m savanla, ,e &c to
sal Alderman Co rors reported sra1o' st Jso al days,
:ch + sa,S6. Kelly SBedford oil, Judd, L soa.
Sch Corr Ella, YOUNG, NBed0d, oil
sch = Hines Perry. Boston . d. mls..
Bp.u.oa Prce Rec, Wilmington NC, lis asl stores lAi
Sch sussa Rusel Nantucket I d. OIL Ellsworth 4 Co.
Baltimore Sic stt B6ltu 5s. ndzr Johnson L LoWtes
sch 6 " DAVIS. Chadwick Wilmington NC cotton and
Yod.er ard sch Harmon Prc- Ric- both New YORK
B sch Margaret ot HafnS 2alan 10 Is I'm Halifax oats, to
Grtct ~, Rolos. n Savannah lie MAJ Jam ogwood and
s. Rocri. Pr4n,n, TN Taunton ooll-
Sch AlasoD B4Icer, DO I'm SANDWICH glass 10 hiooTa
se1 Ard,ew jackson. wllar, . d., I'm Norwich potatoes.
vISD-At snn.et NV, ard blowing gals,
Ts Paato reported yesterday ahoulI have been reported
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Tea, @ s,rc.r,o OF 'as.; oor-s Pest Rye e's +, sa+
nav s,sn scout 81 ih She eToas up sooa asS
- ,t,i ,e3 ,hs .arreet-i landing ia' coat sAst
e lie ,sa 40, beng aba to aArs $40 n "ossy Waea as
hst c. tesr4 ~ -. II ,,,,A,.
s.t u,a cr for- to7ss.tsst -" 'ss's9 ID sP1
Iacs4 &c oroeso2 ia1S-a iF"@
hs cvurse ,ks ,;ssEzx. -
Psi1 co.'s Arsrs, ,cA ashore I. waaa'fss
rYsr Or.-nn .hcut
SesJ ssr.a, oea eo,o,rs 81 Ehs~era Vhers "ss
I5a.d tc lodes. Ledge All ia sASsd Ss -
- .lat - ~: alto NAehecrt STU eaty aEt - toaai
--ce.sry - e,sths-rp tsPayed
BsE Bs.tss os, HIhtsI paeaet and Vhreh 'tnfsi ~
Yrspcn tbs rsPortsi 10 % lost GA As "ssA
Co,t, a sys % ami ts She tst
y..o Ia scat the st9ty thst hs teg adssi Il hs sse
Of ne 81 .tat Tn~re report that eATA calls ras
Ius p ~h - PASSENGERS ~h's OF tse way 'n rsE
- , :, Fy.sA h- rSpcrts aonstsi
R.sx u4a, W. trsa Btuors Isl cshaa Sesrs reported
Ito sontsve coatsE1ri ani soa n aaeaos
tAt ~ q, 6-a Tor ~. huths krs &C. w7rs'eh -
.~prce ,c; p"sHe hsd s5,re>d ' vessel e
carry arg 20 PAaas 4Assalt Taelss as essA
ssto
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Ana. Liverpool tth WIN. sampson y, Jo4a, Nh! New
Bruusrick Kay, Hsmch 80. Fhst. Iiey 81 Jthn, hB a.
Oa ,z dol Ist achibo, Boyd Qnsbeci ola St JohnN B;
Petrol Lane Wallace. NS Harriet, Dyer, St john NIB
Cllny Taylor do DIVA Ridley Qu"oec
bone spsrcer NYofs: Parliament s4mpson Boston; Surge
Eudocia Banustmaa, NOrIsaas ID! MARY Young Now
- -. r. ~. 49,. -, -, ,..,.,,,,, -ru row.
tnef'd ior oaeps on tns Pun IN oas ' w. IL IL
90 ffG 60 Ahu 5o} fe.a' o'' a. t
] - ''' am Nov 9G in, Groom yYort. De- Wa Gin
ar ~ 10. HerJn smith Phisd-pbIn; Agatha, JARVIS Azores
eto n3 Ia a ND r5 savlnna '''''
~ ~. 1tssaYjcb Iirisb, R.lmofa
49, " Al n $500 ] % pS 5 '0s 9' (y,'o, 40
t'l' ru t'n, Da' No. 49, fn s Roja, n i1b,r No.,
'ao oou' y Dec o Bt,aSeR fIoma, 10 a0tb
=, ~ - ~, l., 40. a., u,U pLls4sInbr, ION
Grselg c hl-lt' 10; VP eI hap af pn c un v,,h
i9uaon pee 49,, 5Ie ,,n,. r.. ~
You saH' o n SANE pa1'i Of"'if' f'u7r' 'A0H ' s
D Irrt' t"u'h 'Vf "a c,;vt H.. vi.,o c.,,.
AtT lb4epsHdelc7 fecnii' S n o 's''a ""'"P
Ny le mp c0aI5u1 Bach 5,l from b H9' S
IAN lg As! az lut ~ -, 80 n - - 49,
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Nv TELEGRAPH.

gOsTOS Dee 23ku tlrs I-robta faoasc7 S"g H. Lott brig
Rsgta Carer g, bark Pic, Dec Sooks 18th,
H-s-d suoi Keys ,s A nor cans for E':9 I'm
Csge SUPP Ffaness and up- oots from rofIsaa'
lor Bost5n. c,,
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The Storm on the LnI4es.

BuFFlLo, MondHY. Dec. ..
We have had severe gale from the North
East accompanied with heavy fall of snow for
the last 81 hours, and it is still raging iearfally.
The pressure of the snow has forced in the roofs
Of several buildings, damage about $1,000. No
lives lost. Fears are entertained for the safety Of
the propeller Ougoutz, which left Cleveland
fer this port on Saturday and has not yet arrived.
She has probably gone Ashore somewhere not far
west from this port. She has cargo of pork and
other produce, and also several passengers. She
is probably the only Lake craft which was ont
last night. The steamer Queen City and propel-
Ter 6 TAYLOR arrived last evening.