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I IFE AND CORRESPONDENTS OF LORD
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TO be executed for the Of the Treasury Depart
Worcester daily spy., 1851-05-15
BOARDING SCHOOL.

A mlLT ON, S.-CHRIsTOPHER A
"A GREENE will receive into his family for educaon
small humber of Boys Mr. treene is Graduate of the
Military Academy at West Pent and has had ten years
experience as teacher Pupils viii be fitted enter any
Siss OF our best Colleges, for the Military Academyor
Bsnes-or for the scientific departments of Harvard and
Brown Universities The Infantry Drill will be regular
exercise OF the pupils.
Milton is within eight miles of Boston, and is accessible
secluded, and emnently healthfu For further nforma-
tion, address Mr.. Greene, at Milton
Reference is made, by permission, to the following named
gen emen, several of whom have had children under Mr.
Greene's care.-Jion VIM. Appleton, Samuel Cabot Esq
Rev Alexander II. Vinton, d. D., Boston; Rev Johh H.
Payne, Esq, 81 Wall ST. New rk ~ Tillinghast Esq
Principal of the Stale Normal School Br dgewaer Mass
Hon Richard w. Greene Providence, R l.; Lincoln Good
ale, Esq Columbus Ohio; Hon. William Greene, Cincn
natl, Ohio. apl4-3tayl,n
Worcester daily spy., 1851-05-15
NnTICE.

HE subscriber, grateful for the patronage of the past
year, respectfully announces his patrons and the
public generally, that his assortment of
Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals & Perfumery
is extensive and much enlarged embrace all the
numerous articles usually called for Druggists and
Apohecarys Store
No ns have been spared to select Medicines of the p-
kinds and customers may depend upon being fully sat.
lsfed with their quality and price, Manufacturers who
buy of Druggists requested inquire his prices and
Physicians may depend upon having their orders puncuay
filled at the lowest Ladies invited examine
his FANCY GOODS, TOILET ARTICLES, and Genuine
PERU MERY;--his Pure High Pressure SODA WATER
and CHOICE SYRUPS, will continue recommend them
selves. Fifty Soda tickets for s 60.
u Physicians prescription carefully attended TO at all
times. ALBERT CLARKE,
Druggist & Apothecary,
ap17eoGSw Corner of Main & Pleasant SITS
Worcester daily spy., 1851-05-15
Lamps, Vases. Chandeliers, &c.

the Store lately occupied by F. p Oliver, No IO4
l. Main street, large assortment Of
Solar, Csmphine and Fluid Lamps,
GlRANDOLES and CANDELABRAS, BOHEMIAN
PORCELAIN and CHINA VASES and COiOGNES
Rich Gut and plain Ground SOLAR GLOBES and
SHADES Also French, colored embossed and Perforated
Paper Shades in great variety Hall Lanterns Glass Lamps
Chimneys Wicks, &c, &c Mezzo int and Lithoeraphic
Engravings, Plain and Colored, Black, Walnut, Rose
Wood and Gilt Picture Frames, &c.
The subscriber being desirous of making change in
this branch of his business will off his friends and the
public generally the above invoice of Goods g at dis
count from cost
An early call will secure good bargain
febl4-deod&w3mo. DAVID C.. THURSTON,
Worcester daily spy., 1851-05-15
MADE PRONE puRE sPRINc

can be- by leaving their orders the Glowing places
j. Gregory d, Co, No. Main ST.; NJ. b. Green 216
MAN street, II Prents, Washington Square; c. c. Flan
ders q Co southbridge street; H. Il. Bates Park streets
and at the OFFICE, l47 MAIN STREET
Having made arrangements with the manufacturers Of
hEFKIGERATORS, he is prepared to furnish them New
or Second Hal at the lowest cash prices.
apZ9-df BENZ F. HEYWOOD
Worcester daily spy., 1851-05-15
SPRING PnNn Ice

NAGONS VIII run daily through the principal stree
of The city, to supply Families, Hotels Markets. <
and those wishing to be served with
&c z
Worcester daily spy., 1851-05-15

AF Hats, Caps, Gloves shirts, Bosoms Handkerchief
I Stocks Socks, Umbrellas for sale low at
decsI-eodtf MERRILL'S, 22l Msia street.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-05-15
The Real Bargains.
Steam Engine FOR Sale.

A STEAM ENGINE of 25 To 80 horse power u inch
N Cylinder, 80 inch stroke with two cylinder Rollers
80 feet long and az inches in diameter with IL inch ues
all prime order; and will be sold bargain Inquire
of s. HATHAWAY, at Toman, Luthers 4 Co., CanaI
street. Worcester d&wtf-de2
Worcester daily spy., 1851-05-15
United States Tailoring Establishment.
IL. S. MOORE

NJ K IT 7 IA OR,
MTOULD respectfully inform his friends and the public
w generally that he si continues business his Old
Stand, No 2i3A Main street, United States Hotel Block,
where he viii be pleased 10 receive all who may be
OF any article in his line. His goods all and ac-
knowledged to be tile most complete assortment this
city, among which Rich and Observation-Disclosures
and American Broad Cloths of every desirable shade and
coor-pain and Fancy Cassimeres aud Vestinss. The
whole meke complete of good substan-
tal and Fashionable be found any establishment
In New England. All who study economy cash,
nted to call and examine these gotds resolved
make them up, upon such terms shall bid defiance
all competition,
II NJ has also in store the best assortment of rich En-
gish French and American Furnishing goods in Worct
consisting in part of Shirts, Drawers ndershirts Cravats
Cellars, Stocks, Scars Neckties Gloves II Hosery
ali OF which bound to be sold remarkably cheap Call
selves. may2 dw4w
Worcester daily spy., 1851-05-15
WANTED.

XTANTED IMMEDIATELY. frstrate Jonrneyman
w TAILOR to work on Coats Also, two three girls to
work on Coats Vests and Pants whom good wages and
constant employment will be given. one need apply but
good hands. Apply Immediately to
ap9O-dwf GEO. G. GARDINER, Leicester, Mass.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-05-15
Salisbury Pond Ice

FTNHE Subscriber grateful for past vors would remind
the public that he is prepared supply customers with
pure ICE from SALISBURY POND.
This pond all must be aware furnishes per and better
Ice than IN be obtained from any other in this vicinity
Lincoln Pond Improperly adveItized Spring Pond'
not excepted.
Orders left att Flggs 55 Main street, B. F. Scrbner,
II Exchange street, the Olce will receive prompt
attention.
llehas also hand and is constantly receiving Eddys
UPRIGHT Grdleys improved Upright and Chest patterns,
Of new and second hand
Refrigerators,
Which he is able to furnish Manufacturers prices
Office AT the South end of the United States Hotel.
may2 dim ALDEN H. SEARS.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-05-15
GREAT DAGUERREAN PALACE

WORCESTER.
T'IE citizens of Worcester and vicinity respectfully
1 Informed that the
City Daguerrean Company
Daguerr IN Establishments in the United States
spacious and richly furnished Ante Room will be open at all
times for vsiters who may desire specimens
or who may sh Daguereoypes, either themselves or
their friends The establishment will be under the super
vision of
AN EXPERIENCED AND sKILFUL ARTIST.
who in this branch of the Fine Arts has superior in h
country One of the apartments fitted with glass roof
which reflects North Light possessing as every Artist
knows, rvaed advantages every otner description
of light In tile finishing of Daeuerreoypes, and in ether
parts of the OF taking them the propretors
made Improvements which soon to be patented ard
which not possession of any other establishment in
the country.
Entire satisfaction will be guaranteed and the patronage
of the public respectfully solicited Entrance to the
Palace is on Harrington Corner. my5-dwly
Worcester daily spy., 1851-05-15
Soda. and Mineral Water
HnUSE FILLS

E)ERSONS wishing TO have New House Bells hung, or
old repaired by leaving their orders Messrs F.
IL KINIcurT & Co., G. FOSTER & Co., or IL. Ii CHAM
BERLIN & Co., they will be promptly attended to by
q. G. CHAMBERLAIN.
-ALSO,-
Window Shades, Curtains &c. put up in the best manner
ap2o-du G. G. G..
Worcester daily spy., 1851-05-15
Worcester Water Cure Tnstitution.

NO GLEN STREET.
HIS Institution is now in readiness for patients In its
arrangement the comfort and enjoyment of the invalid
have been carefully studied.
Terms &cFoT full board and treatment from SO to IL
per week Treatment without board, from 81 to pcr
week. NO deduction for absence less than week A
medical lee OF 81 usually required for first examination
Each patient should furnish linen and two heavy
cotton heets two wooen blankets; comfortable and
old linen for bandages &c.
Out door practice attended to usual.
Office hours from 10 10 l2 A. NJ, ana 2 to 3P. M.
S ROGERS, NJ. ID.
may2-dwtf 'E.s II. hOGERS, Superintendent.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-05-15

4 KASS SEEDS Of al kInds, GROUND PLASTER
w CALCINED PLASTER, CEMENT, LIME. FLOUR
CORN, OATS, SHORTS and MEAL for sals on the mos,
favorable terms by A & w. II. HARRIS.
mar25-dw6w Norwich street,
Worcester daily spy., 1851-05-15
Wholesale Produce Store.

Misses and Children's Caters and Shoes
V,HE subscribers have hand, and receiving the
following colors of the above FOODS, consisting in part
of black bronze blue drib, purple, and common coors
TO which would most respectfully invite the attention
of all those who need such. BEMIS IL CO.,
ap26-d3W No. 2 Harrington Corner.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-05-15
Situation Wanted.

Young Man, of business habits is desirous of obtain
IA ing situation as Bookkeeper take charge of the
writing or act as salesman part of the Iime make
sell generally useful in store other respectful
ness convesant with accounts and give perfect
lsiaction would prefer situation where, if all parties
were agreed after becoming lat acquainted
amount of 81 600.
line directed to A. b., and left at this Office will re
ceive immediate attention. Salary moderate.
apl6dtf
Worcester daily spy., 1851-05-15
READY MADE CLOTHING.

READY MADE CLOTHING.
Now is the Time, and No. 213 1-2 Main st..
(uNITED STATES HOTEL BLOCK)
1NHE place to make the cash deposits as will sell
i FRUCK DRESS COATS, PANIS, VESTS &c of
superior style and nsh for less than actual COST as am
determined crop this branch of business and devote
my whole attention to the
Custom Department.
Therefore, person in of any article in this line are
invited TO call early and for themselves as feel
confident that can and i'll sell lower than any other es-
tabishment in this city.
~ Call at UNITED STATES HOTEL BLOCK, 2lss
Main ST. my5 d3w
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Corssponasree Of Tie Tnbsna-
PmLADrLFHla. rnur.day. M.y IS

AMAAp6LFhiA. Ebaft1eJ, Aay 10.
a. 49, SoSh rs'fet continues without say charge sitsr
49, S-s AAo sales for shpmeDg, So 90 lar ad
fscSr - :. = s 01 incuci0e Less ssrer c.
S. - Iy consumption sales . sSl d, 81 a Ia
Ses.ss toe IS - vs. Tor sal-s o. 30 bs EyT
tLSVk AZ : ~ CoSS hEat c,-ti-n-s sen. 49,
OF fenHsyysnA sssl ~ tIt ~ IS WEs,r No.
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49, P5 49, 49, - " VIC = oufss Dgrl "a )at AID
part eehvefeo isem sicre sno some al Al az 80 :
FuFhei sses o. - oote' Els .ow coRS ass. a. n,
PeLcsylVsniN tnc SoQthSrn Oxrs arc 80 -
aslts Al az % board Ia BssK sasl sGss Of sr -
No. nSA q tar TIE C"rroS ms-set hss b. 1-sst
Ted, owing 10 tie c0nuu1sRce q urfsvo-.A
Europe, where priees bad sgs.a declined 10 - -
Gales Of see bGet e. iEres 1lAs Pdoes-FsoersS s,I
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bntteS kcderEte tI'es Of WEiSsY IN logt e - ~
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-16
The Anti-CanaI N Getting at Albany.
Special DispIteh % The Tribune.

ALBANY, Thursdsy, May Il.
Onlytwenty.one members Of the constitutional
Convention were present at their famous meet
ing this evening" including five from New.York.
john TRACY, Of Chenango. was made Chairman,
and JOHN BowDIsH, Of Montgomery, Secretary.
Letters were read from thirty members, some
concurring in the movement, others acquiescins
in it, with provso. An outline for an address
was read and conourred in, and committee ap-
pointed to write it out aud procure aiguatures.-
A few resolutions were then adopted, after which
the body adjourned sane de The affair ia con.
sidered here 20 be total failure. 1t is already
known as the ATLAS Fizzle.'
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ARRIVAL AT CORNING. sc
coENlnc. fnnr,d,Y. Nv IS

COkNINGi ThNftosyI May I5-8f II.
We are here, as everywhere, cheered b.
crowds and crowds The train only stopped -
minutes. President FILLMORE was Introduced %
the people, and made speech. followed by Dan
lei Webster. Mr.. Seward was then called npoo
and after being introduced, having taken off his
bat the train started and he was obliged 20 leave
of speaking, Upon arriving here We received
teesrsPbic dispatch, stating that we had LEI! be.
hind one Of our guests at Elmirs an thar an ex-
press was on the way with him on board, 10 over
take Us. Having backed one Of our trains some
distance, and waited 20 minutes, the eK press
came up with Mr. d. d. Howard OF the Irving
House
TIE cay is cool and pleasant here, better We
could not have. AT Hornellsville we are going To
have great demonstrations, and also a. AudoVer,
Cuba and Olean
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NETWORK TRIBUNE
NETWORK, FRIDAY, MAY 10, 1851.
II By reference to our tolegraphic dis

II By reference to our tolegrsPhic DIS
patch from Albany it will be seen that the
meeting of the Opposition Members OF tho
Constitutional Convention Of 1876 had
short life if not merry one. OF them no
ore can sirg-tbey met, twas in crowd;
and to judge from the Perfunctory manner
in which the solemnities of the occasion
were brought TO close, we fear that the
gentlemen are not so happy in their minds
as they might wish. We trust that their
Address-which it seems is not yet fully
hatched,-will receive q warmer and more
careful incubation than they had time to
bestow on it,-and that when it is finally
completed and published it will safety the
people that the interests Of tho Demo
cratic leaders are so important that those
of the State may at any time be sacrificed
in their behalf. Otherwise we are afraid
the people will vote against disorg anizing
the Legislature in order that the minority
may rule the majority, and in favor of the
speedy enlars ement of the Erie Canal.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-16
PASSAGE TO AND ARRIVAL AT DUNKIRK,
SPEECHES, &C &c.

DUsxIEK, Thsndsy, ksy I5-7 PH
At half past ak thls morning, the excursion
train LETT Elnifs for 0unkirk. large Gro I'd col.
lecitd around the depot and cheered the party ss
tie csrs moved forward.
Between Elmira and Coming, the scenery is
uost exqulElIe, the land r.oh anc fair, AID dotted
over Nth farm houses, orch ards, &c. The Il al.
rcsc through Il enhances its prize. O1e Of iss
directors TOLD NE THAI IL three ears the increased
value OF the land along the line had paid the
VI the work.
TIE frat stepping Place was Coming, which 10
considerable yillsge. The inhabitants aad fire.
men. IN Uniform, turned oct and congregated
around the station. They cheered loudly, and
fired a salute ffOm a huge cannon. a bead of na-
SIC ard feveral banners grEced tue occasion.
The President being called for by .he people,
presented himself with his bat of, sod made
feS routine observations. de said this village
had TlAen a. by encbGBtnen! Ia the wilderness
ard the Erie Railroad had rapidly Increased its
wealth and population.
Mr. Webster being called for. made few rs-
marks and then there were q series Of cries Tor
Mr. Crirtsncen.
Mr. Chttenden came forward, aud said there
was bue one opinion Of surprise aud astooishnent
smong eli who bebeld the scenery Nth which
their vuisge WAS surrounded, and which tbs
party bad passed yesterday aud 20 day, ssd tha,
vss-thAt such beauty should be kept from the
view of the world. Al the difficulties that shut
n up are DOW removed A highway was opened.
aud tho ff1itfulBtss which seemed q useless Drod
ieslIty Of nature was brooght 20 market for tbs
bensft Of ghe human species
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-16

News BY TELEeRAPH.-By reference to
our Telegraphic dispatches it will be seen
that the Virginia Constitutional Convention
yesterday voted down, in Committee Of
The Whole, by one msjority' the plan for
mixed basis representation based on Slaves
and F'eemen) for Representatives IN the
legislature. Mr.. Botts's COmpromise Ia
white basis for the House and mixed for the
Serete) was also defeated in committee by
majority. This looks as though the Con-
vention were disposed to adoPta white ba-
sis, but the majority against tho mixed is
go small that tho final result is still some
what doubtful.
The interesting account which we pre-
sent this morning, Of the progress of the
Erie Railroad Excursion will of course be
read by everybody.
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Important frem Msxico-sixry-dve Americans
ImpEfsoHeds

We learn by private telegrsphic dispatch to
sn eminent mercantile house Of this city, which
was received this forenoon from New Orleans,
that advices Rave been there received, Of the
steamer " Gold Huntef," which lelr San Francis.
CO on the I'D Of March last for Tehoautepec, 20
she effect that the Gold Hunter hsd violated the
maritime laws Of Mexico, by landing her psnen-
gers, in number sixty FIVE, without the requisite
previous permiIIOn, and that ths passengers had
been imprisoned by the Mexican sutoriiies ana
were conhnt ID at the date of the sdvices received
No other particulars are given.
TehuGntePec 10 not port Of entry.
iFvc-fng Fost
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.yHIsplr
Court Calendar.

SUPERIOR CouRr-Nos. 523. l36. los, "a. rb
1877 n, IL. 81, No. l. I7t VS. 10 TS - isi ISs ~
I8s isl las fSo. ie7. ie8 1883 lSJ III, H| -
-, c"sros PiS.s-Nos. 34s, 44o. 4s5. u.s. W.
5l4 SIS, SO. SAL SIS 5. 6zs, 52s ese s." AL, ssl
CtRcUlT CoURr Nos 80. 3Iy. JoV' '0'
sss a. SCI ss, ss9 so ssl, Ss2 30l SsL ,ius
sUrsTnt COUKr.-GenerL Ter0-sPeo's'
tioSs ~ s.v -msn6sy, Nc1 81 IL. g. % HS
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BARSUN's GRAND AHArIc CARtvAE-Ths
Eress show win la roups OF elephants harussss4 10
he Car q Jesgernaat7 The famous Eonasrf OF Bar
nuns k1ss0T, ard neclges OF The srges, and sass.
eoieeuou O. wile bess5 on this CSbinsut are
20 exhibit IN Nes BrJaFucE. n. J., g morrow G1d n
Jetsy City OF TIE ssle. TIE great C2rsgR- viii Glso
van hroosyr. W usTsAurgh arc New York o. toe week
Sl.oSltS a'eE witch II Wi proceed eIIl ~ upou is
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-16

NIBLos.-Tha evening is positively the lsst
Of shofe beautiful young dancers CGrSdne ROusset aud
hei ss'srs C.emeDune and ThereSne Mia ADELAIDE
who performs the Dates and Prices performs a
female character for the frst time TSe fsvoi,s dances
Of Ia hsnols ard Ii Jsleo will De given BIZ Csrore Ia
he baets OF he e.erpg Catalina Barber o. Seville ard
Lea fches. Ladies Beware Concludes, IN wnlcn ~
Seton Who tGkes eef bsnon! tonight SPpesfs each a.
Guseuve ssl aAs nOi been Giyea his sess5a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-16

FEILows's AISsTRTLs.-This band Of comic
performers tseuI TO se growing nIO great favor with The
lovers Of the udcrOuI ard groIeicue We are no. pre-
pared 10 taIe precisely The eject prOdueed upon pablo
si1o oy entertainments Of this description bat upon ndl
vieVts the effect e very sPpsrent Pie aides become
ismecisey eonvlsed and The ott sloEEs.ed faces are
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-16
Tnr SrAsnn or WnlrE HArs HAS Az

sIyKD yhe opening 81 tb- White Hat seston was tae
by tbe Hoo Dsoie Web'ies 90 raesdsy last a. Caste
2.,1sn -, bleb Gee ,in b. pesred In Of KNoHs
ipint,s6le spd uuly sessns odueuons These HAS are
Nsheg thai straw 7'Ads Ia ihs peculiar AID tfus
~ stye 81 Ksox ard Sid bic ututly reaton4oe
rstes whose ~h To he ia f&shion should cal al he
Estashnaeot l2s Fuons, make tssir selections a.
oDee
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-16

CLhETKRI Oh THE EYERGRLESs.-We call
attention to the advertisement OF this Cemetery
IN another column The location is beautiful and
being within short distance of Williamsbursh,
Will soon become an interesting place OF resort
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-16
SuyMya SrYLE roR l65I.-The New

Hat COMPANY woulo purce IN the public thuthey
will introduce fbsir Summer style Of Hats for geuemens
wear on Saturday the i7h ihs and they would hso STATE
that tbey have spared p-os nor expense IN nor pro
dacon that would any way sad 10 The q1siV or ttye
We would particular nvt- Tie attention Of gent eul 81 ID
our STYLE Parfs Beaver Has, entirely ne article and
which has been dec ereo ny thOte who have examines
them 10 be the richest most sod SPLENDID head gesr
for sau mer that presented 70 ihe public
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EIsn,ion In Providence.

PRovIDSScE, Taursdsy, May u.
The returns from the election held here yester'
day show the choice of Air. Burgess, Wing, for
Mayor, by a majority also tue entire Wing
ticko. fo5 Aldermen and 81 " higs aud Demo
Gratis to the Common Council.