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DVFt TOUT
There is some talk here In New Orleans Of IN expedi-
ton aid the contemplated movement Of the northern
Mexican States to declare their independence. Horacs
L. Kinney and Forbes Britton reported at the head
CT the American expedition.
There many Texan Rangers, and parties engaged
in he late Cuban ent, enlisted In the cause.
The alleged rev(ltpg States Tamaulipas Coahuila,
and New Leon.
The moveuen t Is designated Buffalo Hunt" and
the Mexican Ulcers IGmed Caravagal and Canales,
of p0f mel
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The river measures eighteen inches in the channel
business Is duu.
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INDIA RUBBER GOODS.

STso THE PUDLIc.-INpIA RUBBER suoEs.=ouR
has been called 10 adyertscmen by Horace
n Day published in the New Yosk Herald Of 1lh JAY
fa Ana the Courier and Enquirer OF same date In which,
nfter unmerted abuse Of attorney Wm Juason,
Tss he sscs that dare ncs charge hn with piraiins
soodvesrs under and that he az -
not Patents in the Of shces
we have purchased our Licenses 10. the Manufacture q n
ala Rubbsr Shoes under 0oodyears Patents and paid our
money are daily paying tariG tor The same And any
othsr person might have done tae sane dsposed 70 DO
rather than pirate upon oeodyesrs Pssenw We think
40 infynre ia Mr. Day having been presented sctnov-
rsased rights made setement and asreed Ia
culture not 70 infringe his fstents ne ~ aow attempting
NOS only 70 Infringe said Patents but 70 intyrs oyrssyes
nd now work under them; and charge M Day directly
and that over own signatures, with prsuns upon
Patents In thc Of The saces whs
he now Offering 70 the public; snd we give notice that
asd Ali ed with him IN pufon nf % yer
ins his Shoes made In violation Of said fAssss shs' vu
j. CANDLE
HAYWARD RUBBER Co.. -
,Hr Nx%AnRR fhNb Sn' Rt sssR MO Co..
n. Hpsctinsop, President
FORD D. co.
usv Ysrh. July IL ISL
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HrLGIrAI.


The Senate and Chamber of Deputies Of Belgium were
prorogred on the Cd inst.
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VIZ alt. TAPsCoTT 4 CO., So SOUTH sTRkRr,
supply drafts for any amount, payable throushout
Great Brsn and ireland They are also sole sssntsfcr VI.
snd Line Of Liverpool packets and the Line OF Londsu
packets pssssss BY Of which ships can BE engaged On
reasonable terms-
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pensn OF Judge s,ii. ut Buffalo.
The ID, rocratic state Convention.

BUTFALo, Sept. 10, 1871.
Hon s. Il Sill Judge of the Supreme Court died sud-
denly. In this city, yesterday.
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MUSICAL.


C,INCrNC-A PROFESSOR OF SINGING AND PIANO
Of frst emuence lately arrived from Europe Offers
hs services the enlightened inhabitants OF this Empire
city. His method, oombEing the brancy OF The Italian
etxc with the depth the school, caleula1ed
upcn nsurng the mos, rapd prcr,ss on sure
Tuition the medium OF the French Italian Spauh
German and English languages. Apply By letter. or per-
sonay from to to A. H. No. 50 Leonard street, few
doors from Broadway
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
Arr from Boston-Aug 25 Hebe at Cottenbury Chcore,
CroDstadt.
sid for Bo,tonSept 2 Union, from Glaagow 81 Harriet
Wild. Krkwood; Wanderer, Clyde 9th, Adelaide Metcalf
Liverpool.
Arr from New York-Aug & Leo at Malag. Both. Jacobs
Amsterdam; Manchester Helyos Beesel Warren Point
2dins Savannah. Grsvesend Sd, T. Clyde; Louisa Deal
West Point Liverpool; 4tb, off Cowes, Humboldt
and proceeded for Ba5re.
Sid from New York-AuS o. Grape from Malaga; Sd inst
HRvre Hnnsarisn Isaac Wright, ard Harriet Liverpool
4th shesiisp, Deal via Newport Calcutta aad Greene
Sid from Phla dep hia-Aug 20, Veeuyus from Oporto
SQth, Eohoneo. Londonderr
Sid from CbarlebtonSept Crd from Leh; 9Th, Carna.
tic Liverpool.
CID from GhraliarAag le Joseph NYorkj 10Th. osOns
EYork.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The Beiona for NYork back to King Road 2gth ult.
Liverpool Sept SThe Sandman, for EYork, while being
towed out this morning. got in contact with the susan
Howell and lost head cutwater jbboo, &c. The latter
was damaged in the bow.
SPOKEN.
Isaac Webb from liverpool NYork 26th ult lac AZ H.
lcn9W.
Ariadne, from Mobile, 2ish ult, lat 81 N, lon l6w.
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100000.

o. an ono WANTED THE ABOVE AMOUNT in
S4V,OUO. sums Of $1,000 and upwards. from m, az !.
paid annually, and the principal secured BY legal and
ample pledge OF real estate There no rsk whatever
invited 10 examine the securities Me- Inquire OF GAN
RlT II. STRlELH in, Attorney at Law, 70 Brosdway'
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OAHCING.

VUEyRY WELLS AND HIS SISTER, MADAME III.
iavelii have opened their Academy for Dancing and
beautiful exere at the Suyvesant Insttute 65y Broad
the Of stsber H. Well, Sister have passed ss,srsi
wears In Iars studying their profession A. the hoyal
and at the Best schools for private dancing ih
system by which they to teach entirely new ma
for Of health rs aso for the
nept OF graceful action and department Apply daily ~
the above address from IL o'clock until e
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AIR pEMpsTERs sEcnNn oRrcIrAr n.II.nru

So neL At the T;sernacle, wednesday evening
sfs b0rDt' "wh.. ..s Night @iad Bewaiisth; "ychn
Anderson my vi" Lonely Agii WIG" my Boy rsmny
Death Of Warren" The Blind Boyi" "In Alone, all
Aione; "Tsk Yer Auld Cloak about Ys; and 1.-THE May
O'clock kr psnrster will sing st the Brooklyn Institute.
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UClAL.

$780, 900 TO HhE y .u os pU .S
real estate in this city Brooklyn. Sans Of
800 and upwards will be loaned ssss Per cent Interest
Me- II Wall street In the Croton Water o0dce basement
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I'VE PvBLIc ARE RESPECTFULLY INFORMED

MISS CATHERINE HAYES
Will give her lfSt Concert in America, at
TRIPLER ALL, on TrrsDAY sErr. %, 1851.
PROGRAMME;
PARrI
Duet" Quor do al ssrgue tntc" (Bei,sro) .Donze.t
Mr.. Augustus BraLsiu and Herr Msnzis
"La Danse des fees," on the BArp Aivars
Madame Bertueca- Naretzek.
Cavatina-" All fs" (Pr'phete). .Meyerbeer
MISS CATHEsINE HAYES.
The Flowers Of the Forest An old Scotch Ballad
Mr.. A. Braham.
ARA" III Bivacco. Datslbta
Herr Mend.
Baliad-"Why do Weep for Thee. Wallace
MISS CATHERINE HAYES.
PART H.
Swiss sons-"Ths Happy swi.zo-". .Menzs
Herr Msngs.
"The Harp that through Taras Halls" Irish Ballad
MISS CATHERINE HAYES.
Fantasia Irith Melodies on the Harp Labarre
Madame Bertnees hareszek. =, NJ,
kathleen Mavourpeen ............ An Irish Ballad
MISS CATHERINE HAYES. =
Mr.. A. Braham.
Rondo Finale-"Ah gunre" (Sonnambulal Bellini
Miss CArBERiNE HAYES.
0rande Finale Inttrumentsls
grand Orchestra of than fsrty performers, he
nos talented in New York. has been engaged IL
VIZ" Ma q LoDER AND MR. LAvESU.
The pianoorte employed this VIII De
the anufsctory Of l. Chickering.
Reserved seats price So edmis, on 81 Tickets msy be
procured At Joes music store 500 Broadway; 81 Hairs
music store, 239 broadway, and at Trpler Hall
Doors oIen et7; Concert commences at o'clock
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II ARNUMS AMERICAN MUsEUM.-P. 7. BARNUN
- Manager and Proprietor John Greenwood Jr, Assist
ant Manager. Admttance to thing Is cts Parqutta
12H cents extra; children under III l wonder.
full Wonderful lismpossiS TO magle the extraorinary
~, heaptifgl new, and eonc rsntomime The Mystic
A. o'clock, THE WIDOWS VICTIM, capital, amusing,
and Original iarce THE BRiGANDs charming series OF
Dnntcminie taheaux. In the evening, commencing TX
O'clock Dance BY Mile Dolores and NJ Entrecanales; THE
WIDOWS VICTIM performed In the orning fullo .ed
oy TUE MYSTIC CROSS, the most wonderful aRd aynif
cent pentoraime Of the day. foil of comical tricks
trated by humorous Of the
me renowned Msrtinett Family The Chiacse collection
usual. - - w N-'~ -"
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CIRoUs IN trwARK.-HonIvsoY : ELpsEps

7
" treat Southern Cirrus will give exhibition of tcer
unrivaled troupe In Newark Wednesday and rhucsiay
September 18th and 18th, afternoon snd evening This
rany contains the celebrated juvenile equestrian Matter
James whose rider well esta bshed throughout
the Eouthern States also the beautiful and
trenne Madame Robinson whose acevemeat In the sad
de superior 20 the most celebrated equesnnes OF Eu
rope besides great array Of other talent male aud female
selected from the best performers in the profession The
gtock Ct horses cxciuyey Southern Bred and the
beautiful and highly trained in the country Adm sson, IS
cents. The company will perform in New Brunswick on
Friday the l9h Princeton Saturday the th and ~
Trenten and Bristol Monday and Tuesday the I'd and
Esd September.
HIsTRIoNiC-A CAPITAL OPPORTUNITY is NOW
open TO form respectable company o amateur aotorg
Any person wAhng to rent the beautiful little tn satre ad
Joining Bur0n Ia Cham street. will meet with
encouragement Apply at the box Once.
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vCnE ORIGINAL NEW ORLEANS sERENADEas-G.
y Sv.tne Buckley. Master ~ Buckley, j. Buckley, X.
3isho? Buckley aud j. H. Collins especially TO
tr friends sad the public, that they h.vo made pesrna
wish Mr. j. Il. Felows and performing
On connection with Fellows AnstreiS a. ~ Broadwsy
their intention travel South. Any band calling
Ghcselves Eew Orleans serenade New 0rleans Ballet
Troupe the original poted OF the above
rt,ss
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LJQUOUy.

<sV'HROW PHYsIC TO THE DoGs-rLL NONE or
n it"-Nacseth.-East In aa Tonic Pale Als.-Phis
delciouh and renOyatng beverage brswe1
the subscriber by Bass Co. Burton England,
70 curing all Diseases not organize For sale, In pint and
quart bottef, at -. 80
NOTICE IT, IMPORTERS OF orN.-THE SUPERIOR
IN Court Of the State OF Nss York having granted
Injunction retaining parties from importing. selling ad
ycrng any Gin With TRADE mark Of Swan, or selling
INV Gin whatever and for Swan Gin. uness ID be
cured from hereby caution ali importers Of and deal
Cin not 20 mror Gin With the swan brand, or
cell Gin and for Swan Gin unless ~ be
-roeurod they will otherwise make themselves
liable 70 damages aad an action a. law. -
~ sCHuCHARDT & GERHARD.
,5,UINNEsS DUBLIN xxx BROWN STOUT; BAR
VI clay Perkine Co.'S London Porter Nuirs Younters,
Doves Tennents Dshers, nnd Buchnn Scotch Aes In
Bottles for sale by the cass aud doIen or In quant
aios To tuit purchasers. by the importer,
o. +. LETHERiDGk, 90 and s. Fulton street.
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I'D AyMoNp q HERE pREIsBAcWs EENAoERIE.-

III This celebrated ksnagerethe largsSt and best
Quoted In the known worldembrasirg Gno,t nal
natural history and which has received the patron
applause Of deds Of Thousands OF the most
epcabe and Intelligent people Of the United States has
ust commenced most brilliant sumner cam pagn and viii
Wat principal cities and Of New England In tho
order. vl-Prootorsviie, w. Friday Sept 18Th
woodgtosk, Saturday lsth Sich Monday l5th Brad
FORD Thursday 10Th; wells River WsSaeIiay th Lsas-
Lyndon Centre, 2; Danvle, 22i cabSt 2d Barre 9Th
Chelsea 5 East Randolph, 26th; rorshaeid 9Th Mont
pei.er, Goth.
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VNRIPLEg uALL-FIrTH WEEK OF THE WIZARD
Increased and unparalleled Professor Andcr
this week. will introdsce several aad astonishing won
dGEs. His grand Drawing ment Of natural
magic having been attended by thousands OF the elite OF the
city end throngd with from all parts TO his Boil
res Hyetereuse be will continue every evening and VIII
perform his and astounding fess Of The Mystic Cab
nett The CAudron feat The Crystal Cas
kst Suspension hesmeric, &c. &C. &c. and series Of other
equally great deusops Admission 90 oents Juveniles IN.
der tveve Carriage NAY e ordered at 10 o. e.
hotels The Hall. sr at s. @. Joues 80 BsoAiway The
wizards andBook Magic IS cents The Wizards Polka,
cents no had at the Ea Mr. knernger the celeerst.
ed pianist will preside at the grand panoforts. H. WI
tons benefit next Saturday evening.
A VERY IMPORTANT NoTICE-EssENTIAL THAT
IA all should know There will be great change in the
plans Professor Anderson next week. Notice OIL which
will appear Thursday or Friday.
NEW YORK AMPHiTHEATRE ta BowERY). Mr..
IN Levi j. North observation-disclosures performances
every Wednesday and Saturday o'clock firsN appear
snee America OF the modern Hercules Herr kst who
any that be produced With his naked hst
There is tcfery used in this unhsare OF e,s
Ia is great the revolving column Fifteen aets OF
in the circle by the most talented troupe OF
artists n world. Dancing and trick Horses, Dogs. NO.,
Sc SC Private Box Tickets 90 CENTS Dress Circle and
Parquet.e, IS cents; Pit, l21s cents.
VIvANTEp-LApIEs AND GENTLEMEN FOR AN
w Amateur Dramatic Associatcn:-For particulars, In
qure at OF the American Htrionic Associaton
Thursday and Saturday evenings between the hours Of
and 10.
GOLDEN oPPoRTUNITY-To RENT THE BUFFALO
" Theatre, with splendid new sets OF scenery VIII 90
rented for one yea or tern years rssss'son gwen
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I1RANKLIN xrsruw. MS CHATuAx sQuAaE, ON

ETRAHKLIS xUsEun, us CHATHAM SQUARE, oan
H. block sbege the Eaoasl The.tre.Ge5rss Lea, sole
yfoprstoroon performances every afernoon acd even
ns Eniertanmsnss oomnonoe IN the a.sernoon a. thrss
O'clock AID Ia sa evening At eight clock The entertain
sers varied ard select and suo can be seen 10
other place OF in New York consisting OF Leas
Tens, ETHIOPIAN Opera Troupe nan srtns fifteen perform
and NJ the tins tie most saisntd
b.nd in the United States: loas Artists
NC aor beauty and isure and who personste
ancient AID EoleEa sInss company Of Arab Girls who
CON Nsls and FEMALE Arcss, who viii give erh
Ls5n OF Marble Ssyuary in the world together
sh variety Interesting perfer aftsrnooa
en evening Voc particulars biliS Of each Day Adas
IiclSsas In Private Boxes, 80 cents stage 6siss x
ceats; PoIes. Is sents Parqustte. lax oest1.
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ISELLOws' NiNsTRgLs AT FELLows' NEW MUsy-

SrELL0ws' AiNsTRELS, At FELLOWS NEW AUSI-
Il cal Hall. IA Brosiway between Howard and GraDd
streets; nghis justly celebrated and efficient
oorp Of talented pe-ormers under the sole
OF j. H. Fellows, whose this
.e past have been received with he greatest
abe elite and fashion fran all parts o. The uGion. Follow
MrB.ch Hall Is Of the and best nslateA
5rdinss in tho world Admission rs cents; Doors open y
y; concert TO at oclock. afternoon
every Wednesday, and Saturday for tbs espeo.
dAtion efiaraies. commencing 9. o'olcck r. n.
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aNHRIsTY,S OPERs nnIrsE MEnnANIcH naLL No

dtHkiSTY'N OPERA HOUSE, MECbANICY NALL, no.
" AZ BroEdgay shove Grand strees-open every night
during the week til further notice. Tse original and we'll
known Chrss Mnsreis etheiens and yer;
ndsr the aa.gonsns of p Chiisty whose concerts In
Shis city for succession Of fye have been received
With by hishly respectable fashionable auaene
Tickets u eeats Doors open ss7 end will commence az
Informed Saturday Afternoon coEoetss viii DO dis
poltin ed for The future.
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national THEATRE, CHATHAM sTREET-DOoRs
open at curtain rises At IA o'clock Dress Cirseand
rI,vate Box Tielst 81 Wednesd, evening Sept II the
TAIE-Pescara. Mr.. Booths Heymea Mr. Croker; Meac.
r Scott Alvarez kr O. Taylor; Gomez, Mr. j. Cooke;
Haley Mr. Bradshaw; glorinda, Mrs II r. Nichols Chinese
1agse Nss LTaIsm To e9nsl.ss with new dra%s emit
ard; Patrick Mr. Arnold; Pierce. Mr. Stafford Shash God
frey, Grs. II. f. NchoIs; Cauth Leary Mr. Drew.
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AMUSEM

rises AZ O'clock. Boxes % cents; PIT l2H cents;
sept III will be performed the drama called NICK OF TIE
WO0DS-Bloody Nathan Mr.: T. EDDY Roland forresser,
Mr. Gooda Colonel Bruce, Mr.. Hamilion Roaring Ralph
s.soipos Mr. Ifdnswe Tes Doe Mrs Jordan sS Edith
admired dsnce To be followed BY the oomsdietta OF
HUSBANDS sECRET-kr. Dupos Mr.. Goodall, Mrs Du
pos Mrs. Eeedhem To conclude with the drama Of the
GOLDEN rARMER-The Golden Farmer, Mr.. Tilton.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-02-24
MESSENGERS Notice,

Worcester, IS. February 81 1851
lion. HENRY CHAPLIN Commissioner of Insolvency
for the County of Worcester has this day issued a
Warrant against the Estate of WILLIAM w. THOMP-
SON of Worcester in said County Shoemaker an nsolvent
debtor and the payment !of any debts or the delivery
of any property belonging said insovent debtor TO him
for his use and the transfer of any property by him. are
forbidden by law
The first meeting of the creditors Of said nsovent debtor
Commissioner in Worcester in said County on the 18th
day of March next al 10 O'Clock in the forenoon for the
Estate. J. DAY, D. S.
feb22-d3twlt Messenger.
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Messengers Notice.

Worcester, SIS. February 81 1851.
lion. HENRY CHAPLIN, Commissioner of Insolvency
for the County of Worcester has this day issued War
rant against the Estate of EPHRAIM HOLLAND of
Barre, Pump NJ kerr an nsolvent debtor, and the pay
ment of any debts, or the delivery of any property
and the transfer of any property BY him. forbidden by
law.
The first meeting of the creditors of said insovent debtor
will be held at Court of Insolvency, Office of said
Commissioner in Worcester, in said County, the 18th
day OF March next at ii O'Clock in the forenoon for
the proof OF debts and to choose assignee assgnees
his Estate. LUTHER CLIFFORD D.
ieo22-d5t&wlt Messenger
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-02-24

Worcester, S. Probate Office, February 81. 1851.
To all persons interested in the Estate of MICHAEL
o. REILLY late of Lancaster, deceased Greeting
YOU cited to appear Cont Of Probate to be holden
Il at Worcester on the first Tuesday of March next
to show why License should be granted to Eza
L. Reilly the Administrative upon her Petition to sell SO
much Of the real of said deceased for the payment of
debts and charges of administration will raise the sum
of one hundred and eight dollars and sixty nine cents
feb22-S&2M. CHAS. G. PRENTISS, Reg.
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Messengers Notice.

Worcester, SIS. February 81, 1851.
ZION. HENRY CHAPLIN, Commissioner of Insolvency
for the County of Worcester has this day issued War
against the Estate of JOSEPH DAY, Worcester,
Clicker insolvent debtor and the payment of any
debs the delivery of any property belonging to said
nsolven debtor to him for his use and the transfer
ofany property by him are forbidden by law.
The first meeting of the creditors of said nsovent debtor
will be held Court of Insolvency, the office of said
Commissioner in Worcester in said County, the 18th
proof ofdebs and choose assignee assgness his
Estate. J. PAY, D. s.,
eb22 d3twlt Messenger.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-02-24
Public Discussion.

THERE will be Public Discussion in the City Hail.
L Worcester b-tween Rev. J. TURNER Christian, and
Rev o. ii. TLLoTsoN, Universalst, to commence Tues
day evening" the 25th inst at O'Clock precisely and
continue Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday and saturday
ings The questions to be discussed the ollowing
LIST. Do the Scriptures teach the doctrines of the final
holiness and happiness of all mankind.
I'd. Do the Scriptures teach that any portion of the
human family are TO endure limited but punish
ment after the resurection be mated by their total
and endless humiliation conscious beings. The public
generally invited TO attend. Seats free.
feb2Q-d6t.
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Worcester, SIS. Probate Office, February A. 1851.
To all persons interested in the Estate of JOSIAH HOW
ARD, late of Royalston, deceased, GREETING
VOU cited to appear at Court of Probate to be
i holden at Worcester, the first Tuesday of March
next to show why License should be anted to
John E. p. Austin the Administrators upon his petition to
sell the whole of the Real Estate of said deceased for the
payment of debts and charges of administration.
iebi5-S&2M CHAS. G. PRENTISS, Reg
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-02-24
Congress-,
Con ress.
WASHINGTON, Feb. %.

WAsHINGToN, Feb. %.
0ENATE.-A motion to refer the PRESIDENT Mes
sage was debated at great length by Messrs Downs,
borland, Turney, Chase, of Iowa Douglass and
Cass Mr.. Berrien, of Georgia, gave way in the
middle ofhs speech for motion to adjourn. SIRE
ly never did the escape of one poor darkv create
such rumpus among the magnates of the land.
HoUsE.-Mr. Bayly, from the Committee of
ways and Means, reported bills making appropria-
tons for the Naval Service, which were referred.
The Committee of the Whole on the State of the
Union took up the bill making appropriations for the
Post Office Department, and passed it.
The House went into Committee of the " hole
upon the Fertilization BILL Various amendments
were proposed and adopted, when the Committee
rose.
MIR. McGaughey moved to lay the bill upon the
table, which was agreed to- motion to recon-
slider was then made, pending the consideration of
which the House adjourned
Duel between stanIy and Inge.
1t is generally believed here that duel has been
agreed upon by Sany and Ipge, of the House of Rep
resentatves. The authorities are on the alert how.
ever.
Connecticut Congressional Nomination..
New HAVEN, Feb. o.
The Democratic Convention at Wallingford have
nominated Collin NJ. Ingersoll for Congress. There
were 20 delegates in attendance.
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Teas.
Conartnershin Notice
Chine Dress Silks.

Chlne Dress silks.
4 FEW pieces of these very desirable and fashionable
N Silks just opened the HIVE Ladies are invited
% call and examine. No. $50 Main street.
feb2O-dlw GEO. P. BRYANT
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Last Call,
Water Proof Mole Skin Hats,

20 OF the Spring Style and best quality, with large
<1s6S assortment of Caps, Gloves Umbrellas &C. con
stantly on hand and for sale by J. P. KETTEL one
door South Of The American Heuse, Worcester.
N b. Hats and Caps made to order, at short notice.
Cash paid for shipping Furs as usual feb l9-d{S wifi
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Probate once, Feb. u, ISL.
Worcester, IS.

Worcester, S. Probate Office, Feb. H. 1851.
To all persons interested In the Estate of WILLIAM
HYDE, late of Hubbardson, deceased GREETING.
WOU are cited appear nj Court of Probate to be hel
4 den az Worcester, the first Tuesday of March
next to show why admnisra ion of the estate of
said deceased should be granted Henry Prentiss Of
said Hubbardston.
CHAs. G. PRENTIss, Register.
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