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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-10
HNUE BRITISH and NORTH AMER

Il ICAN ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS between
NEW YORK and Lik ERPOOI, direct, aud bet~eea
BOSTON and LIV ERPOOI-rhe Boston ships onls csh-
M Halifax to Land aud receive mails and passenger
ARABIA Capt - AFRICA. A Ryue.
PERSIA. Can't EUROPA, T. q Lott.
ASIA. { Judklns. NIAGARA. Stone.
AMERICA n shannon CANADA. W Hirnssa
CAMBRIA. y Ieitch
These vessels clear white hight At mast head,
green nj stArboaTd bow, red On port bow.
DAYS OF SAILING
AMERICA. Shannon from BOSTON. "Wednesday, June %.
NIAGARA, Stone from NEW YORK "Wednesday July l.
EUROPA Lott, from BOSTON "Wednesday. july
AFRICA, Ryrir. from NEW YORK, "Wednesday July IL.
CANADA. Letch from BOSTON. Wednesday. July "
ASIA. Judhns, from NEW YORK, "Wednesday. july 80
ANERICA A, Harrison, from BOSTON "Wednesday, Aug T.
NIAGARA shannon from NEW YORK. Wed Aug IL
FL ROPA Stone, from BOSTON, "Wednesday, Aug ~
AFRICA r. RE- from NEW YORK. "Wednesday, Aug ~
CANADA. Lott from BOSTON Neane -day. Sept
ASIA Judkins from NETWORK Mednes,las Sept 10
Passage from Ne~lOrN % Boston 10 Liverpool, s~
Behs not secured until paid tor Freight vii he charges
specie be' Ond amount iSr personal expenses Aher
peueHced surgeon IN board. -
First Cabin 500 Second Cabin .U'
All letters AID newspapers must through the Pe-
Office foI freight " passage, lppl! 10
T. Ct'NARD, Jr, 80 Broadway
French. German. and other FOreign Goods received ia
brought "a common with British i'o,ds Through psM
lsding gwen Hasre for Ne~-Yprk. a.,
~ Persons intending o. take passage 10 fS h~ ~ INC
Royal Sia Steam SHIPS requested % call al 'hs ""Oe,
Broadway before believing the reports thai The ns
full mbs
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EvOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CITY

Il OF GLASGOW Thus faNonte steamship VII saa
from Philadelphia THURSDAY the lith July at 70
The regular Of tes steamer and her ele-
can't lcrOmm aiiOns make her must desirable convey
ance Tor those about VISITING Europe.
FARE IN the Saloon. -.--------..-sl0
Fore CABIN ---------.--- ~
Passengers viii be provided with Railroad ucAet 70 phl
adenh1 h the agent For freight ~ passage apply 70
THOMAS RICHARDSON. a kNchangr-paoe
The splendid new steamship CITY OF ANCHESfER
viii succeed the CITY OF GLASGOW and sail from Pal
sleiphia about the 2Nh of August Vat6th
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NOR LlNERPOOL.-United States
IL Mai STEAMSHIP. BALTIC. Cs,t J. Com>iock -
Tins steamship vii depart with the mails ~ Europc r'si-
sVey SArURD Az. Juy 10, At y ococN NJ nom ees
herth at thu fotif Canast Nobertk secured TIL paid r
AL Letters and papers mast pass through the Post Ohoe
For freight passage, having uneQaalel scconin daioas
fsy elegance and comfort. apply 10
EM - X COLLINS, 81 wal-st
Positively freight VIII be received On board ste<
Thursiay evening July T.
The steamer PACIFIC Will succeed the Baltic. and ssa
August NSu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-10

EUN WADDING .-ELEY'S Cloth
&NGVN WADDINGs the best aad cheaPest ara lie used
Elev's Percussion Gaps. Wire Cartridges &c large and
complete assortment Ofihe above received and sale
b. the naI4c faC:lrers Sole AGENTS.
msu FRANCS TONES SONS. Maiden lana
HIVE HUNDRED gross SOLAR
Il LAMP WICK No. and Be>t quality fo- sale Il
low prces, bs DIET3. BROTHER 4 CO.
le2tf l3t Williams
VAN DEN ENTE R'S PREMIUM
BLACkING. 81 NaSh.AgtoE-st-E c Hazarl j. 40
longer suihoizeI g. procure aTer !Jr tbs Bakng Gu
TONERS VII &c wateL u--on by GEORGE KING wA0 VII
have with hin SILVER medal arLed by the AIsrrcA
Institute lY1 81 JOHN VAN DENENTEk
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DATENT ZINC PAINTS, as Manufac-


4 tured by the New-Je-sey Exploring aud Mining Com
peny, for sale b. the quantity only. L.. - ), -. -. -
WHITE ZIsC PAISTsThe No quality ground IN either
oil spr,ts OF turpentIns VANISH WAAch gives the
porcelain finish much adred winter than
he unrest white Lead free from all foreign impurities,
and destitute of the unpleasant smell ana poisonous proper
ties OF lead paints =.
Ttle Nos and qualities in ali respects Ike the No
l. EXCEPT the, quite white they al lower
prices and are well adapted - outside work
The dry White ONde of ZINC mixed With water and little
Eze makes brllian; and lasting White soahnE oT walls
sntabe d-ye is prepared for the paint, and all
other RESPECTS used Ike white lead except that should
not he cutie 50 much thnnod down with OIL
DARK brown AND BLACK zinc PAINTS These are fnr-
nshed at prce and undoubtedly the cheapest and
hest pants N the market they Invaluable for TN roofs
aud iron surfaces Of all kinds, beng perfect protection
against Ordaon upon wooden surfaces they are also Vs.
liable protection against hre
These Z.nc Paints having pure metallic base are ~eI-
ranied not yellow and Will retain Their orls Dill
hancy much longer than White lead OF any OF the ea pig
ments
The attention Of dealers requested by the ComFanys
general agents. ~ - ,.n.
m2l On l. JONES & Cc' % bed'tl-s''
GPRAGUE d. MARSTON, Manufactur-
tSers Of Guns Rifles Rife Pistols patent sef-cccSing
Revolving Pistols wholesale and retail 81 Cnatham-s' up
ie24 I'm.
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II VALPARAISO The AMI splnndid d DaY''c a..
gine steamship GOLDEN GATE o 2ss1 tuns Dlruen,ns
Isle p Patterson [ NAVY oOnIn3:ser. Will haT, -
dispatch for san Francsco sDpping al RIO ana 49,
The Golden Cate IA been eit - carry the 1
tween Panama and Frsnci-cv sdDnbe-iron m
has Unsurpassed nsstiOn. of pas-,nxers ~ -
.sze apvly l., HOWIAND & AsPINwALl-
-. ss..,st, !, s,nth-.f New.t0r
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OCEAN STEAMERS.

Il :. PASSPORTS for EUROPE, CAL
4 slrORNIA. Cuba. Sc.-fndiSpeu>thle % travellers
A. sure PROJECTION against foreign aggression Nso>ts
sfe WOrds Far require them. more eSpecsly tneY
visit the Continent where PERSIA permitted % land
without passport Americas sppyns fnr letters II the
London PnsOrce must produce then pasSpcrts Issued
by h MONIES. Notary Public. 66 Broadway.
n b. y. MONIES is Commissioned tsg nearly esey
State in the Union ~ 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-10
VNO LET or LEASE-An excellent
Two LET-Two genteel new HOUSES

Il stores. rent $3.50; TO two small families, $50
Rooms 10 let South Brook n also small store also
store suitable for druggist physician, IN New-fOrk
Inquire Of I. TOWNSEND, 80 Nassau-st., up stars.
1NlO2Nh
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THE PENNSYLVANIA STEAM

u
u SHIP co and LIVERPOOL PHILADELPHIA
STEAMSHIP co intend running theu Is-v stesm.nps ~
fJOws TONS.
CRY Of PITTsBURG 2zO0 Capt W e stota,bnry
CITY or MANCHESTER, 22j Capt W . Csmpbsl
CITY or GLASGOW, 1910, Capt kobt Leteu
CITY or I'm, Capt -.
PROM PHILADELPHIA
CITY OF GLASGOW, Thursday. nth Jolly
FROM LIVERPOOL.
CITY OF GLASGOW WEDNESDAY 18th June.
CITY OF MANCHESTER About 2jth Jaly
CITY or GLASGOW, "Wednesday, 18Th August.
CITY OF PlrTSBUkG About lss September
RATES OF PASSAGE
pROM HlLADELPHIA FRON LIVERPOOL
Saloon Dollars saloon u bninsss
CABIN 10 D9l arr talI- IS GninsAs
These include Provisions aud Stew rds Zee, Dos
Mt vines or La 0f-. which can he nat Dn board
FTss class steamships ply between liverpool and OAs-
gov. Hayrs, Rotterdam. Leghon, Narcotics aud o'hsr
Mediterranean ppfts. b. VII ch gusis be- shpped 70
LiyeryO, aud themes b. this iRs - Iaelphia direct
WORLDS FAIR "A limited nhlsher If passengers val
b. taken OFT HOME r $40 tho SALON and rs IN
he cabin The accommodations and attend
b. fDuHd mast superior M experienced surgeon
Will b. carried rscA ship Freight on tne goods COS psf
TIM and pnrage All goods sent 10 the Agents IN PiA.
ssipha and Liverpool vii ~ forwarded with economy and
dispatch for fr~ chr Or passage. appiytO
THOMAS RICHARDSON. NV YoTS and Phltzdsip his
RICHARDSON BkOfHEko z 90 Liverpool -,
Patrick HENDERSON Il 90 Cla.gO~ wv
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SPECTACLES and OPTICAL N

SSTRU MENrS Our Glasses have already been tired
may persons that merely invite those not vet &c
quanied with them call at institute as Broaiwly
w I'm WAISTEIN BECkEL. Opticians.
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Two LET-The dwelling part of the new

II HOUSE 326 Beecker-s consisting Of front and back
room bedroom the third story and front paror in the
sory, with back basement. cellar. &c, finished m
modern STYLE with marble mantes. CrOtOn water IN the 81
story with waste pipe. &c Inquire IN the fancy store IN
der the above premises Jy83 81
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-07-17
BRINLEY HALL!
THE GREATEST AND CHEAPEST
Excursion Yet!
Z 0 S "A z "A n O Al!


The Pleasures OF Land and Water Travel
Combined.
TIVE subscriber has completed arrangements for Grind
Pleasure Excursion to Saratoga Springs to commence
July 2st and end August ls-thus covering period of
twelve days, and including 500 miles Of travel Tie Excur-
sion Will be extend TO all persons the line of the Prov
idence and Worcester. Norfolk County, Fitchburg and
Nashua, and Norwich and Worcester Railroads
From Wich, the EXcursionists will take the fine
Steamers CONNECTICUT and KNICKERBOCKER to
New York; and from thence to Albany by the fleet and
magnificent Steamers REINDEER and NEW WORLD,
the two finest Boats the Hudson River. From Albany
TO Saratoga, will be by the Albany and Schenectady and
Schenectady and Saratoga Railroads.
1t is thGs that the chosen is one of the peas-
Gltest and most attractive in the Country, combining the
pleasures Of Long Isl nd Sound, attractions of New
York City, and the glorious scenery and picturesque
iy Of the Hudson River The latter alone, if rightly APP
precated, worth double and treble the price of the Ex
curson The sail up the River will be made in the day.
time, aforng opportunity witness West Point,
the Palisades and the other objects of interest its
banks
u Fare from Worcester, s7.5O-ncudng passage both
ways.
Tickets to be had of MR. Angler, at the Boston De-
pot; and at the Junction. JOIN KENDRICK.
Worcester. IHlv 10, 1851. jvl4-d6tw1t
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-07-17
MECHANICS FAIR

ne w orcester County Mechanics Association will hold
"s lnrd exhibition of Ma .ufactures and Mechanic
P. NJ the SIXTEENTH OF SFpTEMBFR New r :,
i1e poui steam power, and overy attention proper and
ri WIZ ue furnished contributors for the spay Of
Gertd, and dsnierested and efficient per-
So M stitute The " Reporting CommitteesD
by reference To the reports Of former Fxbihlons if
% el tefe have been but few contributions of GER
AZ me 49, ast.es upon some occas0ns-(lo instance
AT one tile cotton wooden goods HAVING e ,y
taVes-at another, machinery or boos and shoes Sbond
s pe VINO, III this great enerprising and good old
a, onr olcester, believes this may not be remedied
at ouGe NOT person--iO, not one
ferhaIs somewhat extended and earnest ,rpea1 ~,
-, " iSJ 70 the Mechanics, Manufacturers and A Tti
lisili nc deemed pr per and excnsable at This time
put Is believed that the disadvantage and seIc J
ready too well known to many Who he bt 20 80
framed from exhibiting specimens of their
% anu Ingenuity viii prove sufficient monitor to Them
trust, TO do the like again. " " u!' We
LonS holces are seldom read, and the imrrcssion we
% mere eoeavor to give is all contained in these few
nre .HaaJactorlss Workshops, Studios, &c,
sPEAk OR THEMSELVES, AND THE STORY rs rom
A Word to the Ladies.-You have added. INV
ana presence much Ia the and variety of for
ct Tor which the Association feels highly hon
ored and obligated and trust an appeal 10 your ind oe
crosby and aid at TIME will meet ready resp6use
from all ~ ' 4P0Se
MEDALS DIPLOMAS, &C., will be awarded, as the in
Vehons ana articles exhibited shall seem to merit and as
an invitation to contribute is herewith behalf the As
secIaton, respectfully extended all either residents
TINS or other States trust nothing may prevent the lar
gest and most interesting display of Mechanical taste skill
ana art yet given on g Yankee land"
Contributors of articles ofmagntude or requiring steam
power, are earnestly solicited to inform the Superinend
ent, on or before August 2Ath, the amount OF
power required, and description of machine.
u Contributions will be received from the lst to tn
18th Of September inclusive during which time it is hone
every article intended for the Exhibition will be received
hat The same may be properly and satisfactorily arranged
JOHN BOYDEN, Superintendent.
Worcester, June 25, 1851. e25-dwIstf
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boston q worcester Railroad.
GRAND EXCURSION FROM
Worcester and Stations to Cape Ann,
SATURDAY, JULY 10Th

AN EXTRA TRAIN will leave Worcester at 11.30.
Fare to Boston and back, $ll5 To Cape Ann and back
$3.50.
Grafton at H. As Fare to Boston and back LOO
To Cape Ann and back, S so.
Leave Wesboro' at Il.56. Fare to Boston and back,
IS cts. To Cape Ann and back 81 3d.
The safe and comnlodious Steamer JOHN MARSHALL,
Capt Knight, accompanied by band of music, will leave
Central Wharf at q NJ, pass down the harbor (among
the islands, stop hour Gloucester and in
son to reach Boston 6, leave Boston 9, and reach
Worcester at IL.
Tickets for the Excursion may be had the Railroad
Stations G. TWlCIIELI, Sup't.
Boston, July IS, 1851. jyl6-d4t
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NOT Rad

TT 5. MOORE, at the OLD STAND, No. 213! Mai
IL. street, u $. Hotel Building, is now sxhibitm
BROAD CLOTHS that worth Sl2 per yard Also
DOESKGNS and YESTlNGS, of corresponding value
je2l dw4w ii. 5. MOORE,
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PIANO FORTE WARERO0M,
10 g WarrnY1 Hall Pearl ct Wnrnacfe

mo. warren Hall, Pearl ST., Worcester.
- L. s. MASON has, and intends keep
for sale, good assortment of Piano Fortes
n u n r The stock at present consists of Pianos in
Rosewood and Mahogany Gases, round hall
round and square corners all of which made in
most thorough manner, and will be sold low good
suents can be bought and terms as favorable to the
purchaser, as at any other establishment.
from the experience the subscriber has had in teaching
and in ing Plan he feels confident that every Piano
recommended by him will give entire satisfaction.
Every instrument will be warranted and if it does
prove in every respect recommended, it may be
changed, or the money wiH be refunded.
Pianos of any description will be furnished to order at
shor notice.
SECONDHAND PIANOS FOR SALE. Three good
second Pianos for SALE in Rosewood Case, been used
two years-a good instrument-and in Mahogany Ca
SEES, good tone Any wishing cheap instru
ment will do well to call and look at the above, they
will be sold low.
Secondhand Pianos bought, taken in exchange for
Panos Tuned and Repaired, and all business connected
with the trade profession either in of the city,
will be promptly and faithfully attended to, application
at 3 Warren Hail. at his residence of Jack
sol Beacon streets. e9-dis3m
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Syrups
New Bedford Oil.
Mrs. Kidder's Cordial.

A QUANTITY of the above Invaluable medicine 70,
IA Summer Complaints in store and for sale nj
wholesale aud retail by l.. L. LAZELL, Druggist,
je2S-dW3w 20l Main street.
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Wanted.

IN the DRESS MAKING DEPARTMENT. 25 appren-
tees TO learn the trade. Application be made before
the rst Of August Enquire of Miss JouNsoN, Cup stairs
jy9 dw3w b. L. UARDON & co
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WANTS.
Wanted

e., Wanted Immediately,
IN nr u BOTTOMERs on Mems and Rvs Thick and
MP hools. Apply to DENNY d co.
Leicester, July Is, 1851 iv16-d1w
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NJ superior quality, all Also, Double and Sin.
~ gle thickness Sheet Glass for picture frames
cases. &C. in boxes of so feet each, at Harrington Corner
Drug Store, opposite City Hall.
jel3-dw3n SAMUEL C. WHITE & CO.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-07-17
Lime. Lime

ME are receiving by Railroad and constantly on hand
w PENNIMAN'S LIME, from Winooski Falls. This
Lime surpassed by any in this market for its pure
whiteness and strength. For sale low by
my9 dw3m LEE SPRAGUE&C
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In Basement of Nos. l & piper's Block.

In Basement of Nos. & Pipers Block.
Next Door South U. S. Hotel
ENHE subscribers have resumed business in the above
Il Spacious Saloon, which they have fitted up with all
the improvements of the day. with such
us the public accommodation demands.
Their Cooking apparatus is of the and best con-
spring water, and every part lighted with gas
Their reputation has long been established as keepers of
mn Eating House, and they will be ready all hours 10
furnish parties Or individuals with such refreshments
may be desired
New York Oysters constantly hand and furnished in
any quantity to order
Fruit of all kinds. Nuts and Confectionery of the best
quality, will always be found at their establishment
u Grateful for the liberal patronage hitherto received
they respectfully solicit its continuance from their friends
and the public
my2l-dwis3m SPURR g. LEWIS.
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Wanted

4 MAN who has tact for PEDDLING, and has
n team, can hear of a good chance, by calling at
ADAMS WIRE FACTORY, opposite the Norwich De-
pot. iv9-df
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DENTISTRY,

DENTAL NOTICE-The Copartnershp here
- tofore existing between F. H., C. 8. & MgpA
J. :. KNAPP is dissolved b, limitation
+. H. C. 8. Knapp and l. Chandler, VI yyV
may be consulted at the old stand. l04 Com. lnn
mon street, corner Of ST. Charles.
j. 8. Knapp may be consulted his office and resi-.
dence, No. 10 Baroxne street, near Canal
They give particular attention the preservation of Carl
Teeth, millions Of which annually lost for
Of timely and Judcou They also prepared
insert Artificial Teeth according the ate improveme
in the art either fastened by atmospheric clasps
Teeth extracted without pain under the influence Of Cho
roorm Letheon, with perfect safey they having
without n wv tn tleD nnh.li dkJk Jtv
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YMOUR & BRO,

SEYMOUR BRO.t
WHOLESALE AND retail. GROCBRs.
Nos. 2A2 asd S44 1ehonpitoxias street, Nsp Orleans.
KEEP constantly on hand good supply OF every
n article IN the GROCERY LINE, such IS FLOtlR.
BACON, BUTTER. LARD. COFFEE, TEA, SUGAR.
MOLASSES. FISH. etc. etc. in large small qaaniss.
10 suit purehasesA - fy6 iy
nADANlk HORk-rhis celebrated Phlosopher As.
lvl uoognt and Physog nomt and owner Of the Egyptian
men of New Orleans that she will remain the city
shor time. and Be- coasltsd in any Of the above
,eenees at her oiiss No " Gavisr street.. betwssr St
chronological Chals, with edns.sarsmsnts Of hsad.
tsmperament etc. Coasalinsius IL at auia6@
T ONDON AND DUBLIN PORTER-Of the
IL is best aas and n 45 ss5 & Be- ss.s = Place.
CEMENT-2OO0 hbls Ns~1ik. penman's and
~ Rosendas, in store landing from sAlp Oswssos oarks
cSsss, ms fnd Y'gtis 5Ss vi ii co lso.nen
DEASTER PARIS-300 bbis Woshsrspoons
las 81 Ns"iiS i5aS n sTR%Up ri CO Common
lTEAS-5O0 pckgs. lmperisi, Gunpowder, Pow
.s sshons g. s GsEFFa * IF Y co 8 % and q Old Leye
| r IME-i5OO barrels Thomaston, in store and
n "A. asd''s' g .SSSs RI sstsoun co rs Common St.
| CRANBERRlE>-150 pkgs, whole, halves and
| u oua,t rs an store and los sale BY
jslS A. d. GRiEFF co. &, 20 and g Odd Leyee
ID DUTTER-7O0 kegs prime Western 500 fir
ID kins prime Goshen; in stose apd sndiaf Es sale by
jas A. d. GRlEfF co. y, ~ and 20 Oid Levee
SCOTCH WHIsKY-3puneheens fine old Malt
i is s =: Nv. ARTHUR & co. 8 and . New Lsvss.
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VOLUME 1lzfNUMBER 2s7.
DANCING ACADEMIES.
DANCING ACADEMY -79

DANCING ACADEMY.
MR.P. CLISSEY respectfully informs the ladies
AVA and Gentlemen Of Sevoreaas that his Dancing saan
Academy will te opened MONDAY ae1t. Nov 4, at @
.N1fs No. Carondelet street, between Common SN
G4 Canal s'roets, where he will teach all the ~
fashionable Dances in such the following
"a French QnadyUes,
False a Dex1 Temps. Polka .Mazourka, ~
Ha.se Tro.s Temps, German Polka Hattz.
Poikd da Salon, La Redope.
TAs Seottish Polka.
Mr. c. teach these fashionable paaces to ladies and .
men in a course of fifteen lezsonE =
" Private Glasses for ladies' and gentlemen I'll o'cioes
every day. t.,.- u g.. ,ss- =.
~ Cha" for gentlemen from haltpsa uiio every night
~ Nesorleani, NO, 1Iss =. % SIN % lniW
DANCING ACADEMY.
MADAME LEfsE respecuully inform. her
~ friends and the public generally that Of
Rs os noss i
asys g The
meme streets. nearly opposite the Horss Station.
S ne @ sss o. e.
NICE as A. usual Days Of t1tion follows Chidrsa q
rom psss nj da's 'fss fsaI. "a aa... s..PRss P1s:
c. .a ans Mesps from 70 70 Y
EvKNsss from tl 10 p n. Madame T.. can be found Al
s e
fayelte Mile LEIsx will assist at tI,e lessons d9
BRUNs' NATIONAL HALL,
CARoNDELEr STREET, CORNER OS PxRDIDo STREET.
FASHIONABLE DANCING and WALTZ
l. ING ACADEMY Mr.. and M'lle fREDERfCK e. RWtjSs
NsS7~ respectfully inform the ladies gentlemen
GXAAs New Orleans that their School oren
XY.X WEDNESDAY, Decemoer 4, when thsJ will a~--{e
3$i$ teach all tbe fs sshooahle Dances -
r. vogue, tB- Days Of Tuition - MONDAYS, itss5
WEDNESDAYS and FRIDAYS. ~
Private until O'CLOCK ever,
Hs~Clsss for Chidfen 3 til dark.
~ Class for Gentlemen Youths O'Clock
the 7
PULLS BALLS. once week
Terms: ~
Subscribers for three N
Subscnbers fof one month IS
The above Hall be rented for Balls and Parties having
BRUINS, a Hail.
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ORLEANS MONDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 3, 1851

her forbearance) has been continually pouring out
his miseries TO his wife. His heart has therefore
been eased, from time to time, by unloading its
weight Of wo; while she, the contrary, has per-
severingly endured IN silence the utemost anguish
of n wounded spirit.
Hannibal journal and western union. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1851-1852, 1851-12-04
JOURNAL AND UNIoN-HANNIBAI4 MO DECEMBER 4, 1851.

the cause Of humanity be served by eontribu-
ton from our citizens, sufficient to defray their
expenses TO their friends in Pennsylvania The
boylSmyers has lost his father mother, and hve
brothers and sisters and every article Of furniture
and clothing possessed by his parents. Miss
Dick was taken from the wreck in her night
clothes and is entirely destitute. Her sster-in-
law, and perhaps brother, were both drowned.
We bespeak for these unfortunates donation
sufficient to send them to their friends.
In reference to the unfortunate event record
ed above we have inst conversed with the pilots
of both boats, viz Mr.. l.. b. Coll, the pilot of
the Archer, and Mr.. Willis Bakesley, the pi-
lot of the Die Vernon. Their statements are as
follows:
Mr.. Coll, the pilot of the Archer, says that
his boat was ascending the river, the time being
about half-past l A. NJ, when he discovered the
Die Vernon coming down at the head of Enter
prise Island. He attempted to ring his bell to give
the descending boat the usual signal, when,
finding the bell foul and not ringing, he became
afraid TO meet the ding boat in the mid
die of the river. then called on the mate of
he Archer to clear the bell, and while he was
so doing attempted to run my boat out Of the
regular channel to avoid a collision. AT this
moment the descending boat struck us. Mr..
Coll states further, that when be- found the
Den detective, and the signal could not be made,
he the adhered to the old established rule, claim
ing the shore or upper bar for his boat. He
says, moreover, that the confusion on board his
boat, and the escapement being very loud and
close to the pilot house, totally precluded him
from hearing any requests made by the descend
ing boat st Louis Times.