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Worcester daily spy., 1851-10-17

oyei nifty, rs per cent advance on the above will
be charged. 81 SO in addition to the above vii; he
charged as Submission Fee the first wear. VIM '0
OFFICERS,
DIREcToRs,-2O,O0O Members
H. CRossET, President, A. NJ GALPIN v Pres,t
H. DARLING, Secretary and Treasurer.
FINANCE COMMITTEE
A Nj. GALPIs, G. PILLsBuRY REy.RU coxx,,x
l.. w. KIMBALL
heIsreHces-Ex. Gov. Slade, of Vermont: Hon. J.
X 9iddinss NJ G.; Hon. Edward Little. Marshfeld;
NJ D., Worcester, Mass; Hon Alpheus Fsich n 3
Senstori Hon Seth NJ. Gates, NJ. G., N Y C. Iynde.
ESQ, Johnson, VT; Hon Eliab Ward Middle6oro,
Neal Esq, Phila Pa eiii' " A
= Sg,rfnghsd.Rev. 2, ). osgood D. D.; Rufus Elmer;
L; ogy ~. Beaeh, Esq j. T Rockwood; Homer Foot ESQ
OFFICE-No SO Main street Worcester
JeIs-d3mGooDWIN & BARSTOW. General Agents
Worcester daily spy., 1851-10-17
G. Newton, M. D., &F. II, Kelley, M. D.
Barry's Tricopherous.

A Fresh supply ol this excellent preparation f0r
IA tb hair just received and lo sale By the bottle,
dozen, N gfoss BY l., =, LAZELlg brpggiu,
sei,22 dwis3w No. 10l hlan HiTahl
Worcester daily spy., 1851-10-17
Providence and Worcester Railroad.
lFf3 E g...s g. -
WINTER ARRANGEMENT-On aud after Nor.
dug October 6th
TRAINS


TRAINS
Leave Providence ct Z. Is and !l-90 am and 345n mn
Leave Worcester nj 6 IS and II am ana ANN
TRAINS CONNECT at Woonsecket with coaches
Oi Milford and Mendon; At Millyile with coaches fr
Slaiersvie; Al Whitins with coaches for East Dou
glas ami Whiln syille at Fsrnurs with coaches for
Grafton CeI e. n Village and Upton; al Worces
Ter with trains fci Western r.. ROAD and Norwich and
W. r. r., and Worcester and Nashua r. R. /; Al Water
ford with trains OF Norfolk County Railroad for md
from Boston, Dedham. &C.
The 9.l5 train from Providence. connects Fl Worees
tel with the Express tran for New York and the Ac.
commoiaon train for Albany, which leaves Worces-
ter 9.30A. NJ.
The II 80 train from Providence connects at wor-
ceste with the Express train for New York which
leaves WOr r'esier at 5 p. NJ
Passengers by the 3.45 +. NJ train from Proyidence
can arrive at Springfield, Hartford or Northanvton
the same evening This Train also connects al Worrrs
ter with the New York steamboat train Via Nafuicb
The II Am. tram fromWorcester connects Al Proyi-
denot with trains for Boston, Taunton Fall River n
Bedinri.-- Also, with Steamboats, for Pal River and
Newport.
The PM train from Worcester connects II provt
denes win the Boston and n Y. Steamboat train for
New York. -
GJT las and IL An. trains do no, stop at Ham
let.
" The s45 and P. Nj. trains de- not stap AZ a.b,on
or hamot. ISAAC SaUTHWEftE So,
ti"N'ueiNe," ]. lo31. o6-91gf
Worcester daily spy., 1851-10-17
POWDER.

fRmE American Powder COnpany's sporting tlne,
L and Blasting row DER constantly for sale by 1ns
subscriber. This Powder Is OF superior quality ana
WIN he sold nearly aa low poor article rs selling
Also, New York sliOr. and q. u. cars.
W. A, HARRINGTON, ,
Bl dwtf Front 81, opposite City nan
Worcester daily spy., 1851-10-17
THOMPSON & cos WESTERN Ex-
PRESS

247 sfafn-Strcet Worcester.
ssrs - GOODS FORWARDED TO
So q ! ! Spragfeld Westaed and Brat
$50 - Es57T-. teboro', Hartford and New Ha
ven. and ali intermediate places
on the Western. Hartford and New Havep and Con-
nee'lcGt River Rs1lroaas
II DRAFTS, NOTES and BILLS collected al any
OF Ls named places ". DIXEY Ir Agent
"TffeEteT MsFcE IA DIFF
Worcester daily spy., 1851-10-17
WARRANTED PURE COD LIVER OIL
.B0SEPEH BURNETT.
APOTHECARY,
No. 80 fremont Row, Boston,

No. 33 fremont Row, Boston,
~ CoNsUMPTfvE, sCRoFULoUs, and RHEUMATIC AZ
FEcroNs, the state of the greatest possible puritv-
1t being prepared by himself, from FRESH LIVERS of
NONE BUT HEALTHY COD.
or the value of this Oil in The affections above named
IL is almost superiuous speak this time when its
merits are acknowledged by the eminent of the
Medical Faculty and its adoption in their practice has
become almost universal
Dir. ]. B. Q. WILLIAMS, of London, after pre-
scrlbing ii in
400 Cases of Consumption,
n 234 of which he preserved full noes) states in the
London Journal of Medicine GAS the result of experi-
ence, confirmed by rational consideration of its mode
OF acton the Pure Fresh Oil, from the Liver Of the Cod
is more beneficial in the treatment of Pulmonary Cox
SUMPTION, tnan any other agent-medicina deIeic or
regimenal,-iha has Yet been EN- poled.
The public should be cautioned that in consequence
of the high reputation desefvcdly enjoyed by the
Genuine Coz Liv Oil,
many unprinciped persons imposing upon the public
worthless ricle, prepared from common Whale or
Seal Oil that of other fish, hleached to resemble in
appearance the Oil from the Gods liver
An impure Oil, that prepared IRON stale nr diseas-
ed livers, may be productive of deleeri US Conse-
quences causing asgravaon Of disease derangement of
the digestive economy, &c. DC. IL is of
The Utmost Importance
that the article should be not only CoD LIVER Or,
this nature the advertiser the article offered by
him as especially worthy the attention of medical men,
and others who suffer the seases above specified
For sale by all the principal dealers in New England
G'orders by Mail or Express promptly answered
o9-d3taw2w
Worcester daily spy., 1851-10-17
FIRE ENGINES.

FTNHE subscriber begs leave inform the public that
Il he is building FIRE ENGIN Els his and
improved plan, whereby they can be offered much
cheaper than Engines of the capacity built else
where. Engines built in a thorough and substantial
manner with 25 feet suction hose, and 50 feet leading
hose with hose carriage and other Xures will be aold
at the following prices varying different sized
chimes van n
Worcester daily spy., 1851-10-17
Fitchburg and Worcester Railroad

43&A 81 - - .ss.::::sssss:s::.s.
1sRAINS leave Worcester for Fitchburg. in copne,
Il tioi with the Worcester and Nashua trains ever,
day -eJ ccpi Sundays, at
go and Ii A. NJ, and 4l5PM
RETURNISG-Leave Fitchburg at
500 A. NJ, I2.45 and 545 p NJ
The shortest and most direct Railroad route between
oeester, Mass and Burlington, VT, is by the way
of Fitchhurg, Bellows Falls and Rutland This route Is
twenty-t@t miles shorter than eny other.
The next shorter route is by the way of Fitchburv
Beows Falls, Windsor, White River Junction, and
Montpelier. This is 20 miles shorter than anv
oher except the mentioned above and il is 20 miles
nearer than any other all stations on the Yer
mont Central and Passu psic River Railroads.
Passengers going by eifhei BY the NOR
ming train stop AT Ftchbarg hour, dine al Bellows
Falls, and arrive at Burlington early as by any other
route
Passengers in The II O'Clock train from Worcester stop
Al FiichDurg three hours, when they can proceed 10
Rutland NOrthfed day, and to Burlington the
next morning.
RETuRSINo-1he early train from Fitchburg arrives
10 Worcester in with the trains for
Boston Providence, Norwich, and New York via
Springfield.
Passengers from above, who arrive at Fitchhurg in
the 30 train, dine there and arrive in Worcester
at two o'clock. Those who arrive in the so train an
take tea at Fltchhnrg, and arrive in Worcester in sea-
son for the n. York train, via. Norwich
aplG-du INER 5. PHILLIPS President
Worcester daily spy., 1851-10-17

~ ftHah Damazk or Hair Cloth. Of The
latest designs, aud sHperIor workmanship; Centre Ts
bleA afd side Tables, with or without Marble tons
Marble Pier Slabs and Brackets, French Mirrors III
neh git baHes and every other article efperainny ~,
wen furnished Drawing room. Painted Chataber
rets French bedsiesdsj Marble Top DRESSING nm
rehIs Marble Top Sashktands sinks Gard TabIes !.
WHat-N6ts Hat EiaDgsi Antique and Fancy Chairs :
Portable Desks Book Cases together with a targe
assortment of mefnin and loEpnced Furniture maze
~ thorough and sg5stanlia manner. Painted Window
sh4des and fixtures Palm Leaf and Hask Natre.ses.
Looking biesser Looking Gaes Plate ard everg ay
ilce usually found - The extensive Furniture Ware
Rooms besi Hair Mattresses, Of own manufaet1re
a"aSs On hand Pfolstsfy Geoss On hand and Dpbcl.
hiery work done repaired Furniture repasred mi
ph Furniture aHd Pen CashioHs furnished 10 order
OBice and Counting Room Desks show Cases gook
Casezs sad all Kinds aad descriptions NJ Furniture made
% order, oi good MATERIAL aud 70 give sat
lsiaction Mahogany Board snd Yeneegs slsays on
hand and Tor saie Ia nAor il j. our Intention t61aake
this establishment III lhaG the city Or vicinity desire
~ order 70 igp sb iheiI dwellings IL a fashionable and
suitable fnanner and Al reasonable prices.
N B-ilaging purchased the * aeve right ofHink
Lewis Patent Elastic Boged BedsleaGr or me C9untv
Of Worcester and having tested BY the sae Of upwards
oi zOBD thf past year, confidently recommend il a.
lhe best belstead now - and only 10 be seen
or tried 20 BE- universally adopted
marzid TABER & LAWRENCE
Worcester daily spy., 1851-10-17
PREMIUMS OF ASSURANCE FOR ONE HUNDRED DoLLA RS

- Applications for Assurance may be made at the
Oihce of the Company, 90 MAIN STREET, in WoRcEs-
TEs and 10 The Agents in the and sections of
New England; New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania,
CLARENDON HARRIS Secretary.
Worcester, FEB. 5, 1851. apr23-wuE
Worcester daily spy., 1851-10-17
Worcester and Nashua Railroad.


al
Summer ArrWge8lent.
Vh ana aiter Monday tn Anrl, TRAINS will run ne
follows
Leave Arrive nj GTOt0n Nashua and
worcester al Junction at Lowell Al
b 81 hul, Is 10 am. o 90 am.
ll-hO d M IL 80 nm. LIS pm.
Alb PM 35pm. $50 pm
Leave Arrive n Croton
Nashua and Lowell Junction WorcssteY
scam. 20 am. e.0am 80 am.
II 80 Am. II ~ m. IL 30 PIN. PIN.
445 pm 44b pm. 535 pin. TOO pm.
FifCHbURG AND MORCESTED TRAINS.
run an connection uih Worcester and Nashua Trains.
Leave Worcester al 4 80 and II a and a IS y. N.
Leave f1tchburg ut 800 m and " 30 and 5.45 pm.
Passengers by the Middle Trains will connect al Gro
ton Junction With Downward Train 20 Boston. No
Upward Trains On the Fitchburg road pasaes Grot0n
Junction Till O'clock p. M.
FREIGHT TRAINS run daily each way between
Worcester, Groton junction, Nashua Lowell and Fitch
burg.
The morning train from Worcester connects with the
Steamboat tram from New York via aNorwch--Evenlng
train INTO Worcester connects with the same train 10
New York.
H For connections with the other road Worcester,
Gfooe Jnuctian and Nashua, see snow a. Wilders
Peihhpd and Railway Guide.
Ir Through Tickets issued at Worcester for Bur
lngtop Montpelier, Wells River and White River June
tion the same fare BY each of the different
Nashua and FiLchblrg. J. w. SrOWELL Snpt.
Worcester, April z, 1851. APPS dwH
Worcester daily spy., 1851-10-17

80 ssssssssss.s-5sssssE
FAIL q WINTER ARRANGEMENT, Commencing >
MONDAY Oct. 6, 1851
PASSENGER TRAINS LEAVE BOSTON. as follows
For Worcester at 7SO {and Ex) am, ais, 3a0 Ex)
4. Ia S, Ex nm
Millbury AT so am 4oo g
Milford al 7-SO am. 500
"a Saxonville at 800 sis "a
Z" Newton, sow. Tr.), SIS, g. A. NJ. ;l23o 2 Is NV
Tr.) s. SIS, 6I5 4 s.I5 pm.
|" Brookine, S5 $780, & - IN, I2l, q, 4I,54,e1
l0t pm. ~
TRAINS FOR BOSTON as follows.
leave Worcester aboul5 at 73o d Io.sOa.m; Cs.s
Exl, 4sO UO.sO Ex) p.E N''S'
MillbuIy 200 400 pm
Milford At 145 4.45
" Saxonyille at 730 345 &c
e Newten,7.I5 s. $50 wv. tn 9.I5, IL55 wv.
TT, m; 2 4ls+, SIS, 5.5s* CW. Tr) SIS, D. nl)
Girooklne al us, 6, and 1880 am; ls0 g. :.
a $50 p. M
oot3d&wd G. TWICHELL, supt
Worcester daily spy., 1851-10-17

MECHANICS,
MUTUAL BENEFIT ASSOCIATION.
& 3gl1s Nos sS 10, Fools Baiiding, Sprin 1fsld ~.
'lls Association was organized October lst' 1910
ana was the 1rsi OF the kind organized in the
Sleel states, and is the only purely Mutual Health
now IN operation. 1t is managed by its
A A., r,'o-a, a.oun.Iiateu @ ossh Capital of $4,000
Rs,asA ~ S~apl'ai OF 10000
years of age: - i' ""uei my
Worcester daily spy., 1851-10-17
Norwich and Worcester Railroad.

.sE..s..sssss:z1ce :az@..slszzE.:.:..E = q
Worcester daily spy., 1851-10-17
EXPRESSES. &C.

"oo1s transported between Worcester
and New York as Low ana ,-;,Ys ~
q"aiDespatch, as by any otherIine.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-10-17
State Mutual Life Assurance Co.
WORCESTER.
Guarantee Capital 100000,

NON. JOdN DAVIS, President
Hon. Isaac DAVIS,
Hon. STEPHEN SALISBURY ptce Presidents.
Hon. A. ID. Foster. Hon wasbhrrn
ieiiaoVl I. "a, NasnDurh, Hon. Alex. Dewitt,
IAN a eIilob EaIIe, Hon. John Brooks
% Sohn Gfeei, NJ. ID: Charles w. Wilder,
fsJ DsnJi r neyW Wood, NJ ID. Hon H. w. Cushman,
~ 1lslleS ~ " NhshDurI, Esq: Hon. Henry ChaIin
n. n - bieeio", Freeman Upham, Esq.
Josepn sgFseht d. ID. Elisha p. Fearing Esq.
c,l " m DlcAinson' Esq. Joseph A. Denny, Esq.
SisIehooh hafris, G. l.. Putnam.
WILLIAM Dickinson, Treasurer
'EHls Company commenced issuing Policies of ASS.
urInce on the first of June l54J and in five wears
have issued2 22O Policies, and received $50 in Pre-
iums.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-10-17
FASHIONABLE
FURNITURE WARRRooMs

u subscribers, having ENLARGED their
Rooms, No. $50 MaiA street, oo-
Posile the Central Exchange, (np stairs)
sn. have stocked them v iih rich and elegant
assortment oi Furniture Of the latest styies
DFaVF ma rGfifs-- s.sss-s-s.4 rrysc W fJOd
Back wslant or Mahogany. upholstered
Worcester daily spy., 1851-10-17
RAILROADS.
Boston and Worcester Railroad

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-. D,csros, nsy X
90 Sess:
sloops sarah Dc for Tspatcn Amelia and Mount Hope,
sallsd-sioOp Pierce NYo.t
Arrivsd-schr Pslos. osorsssova. Sc.
Arrived-sesr Charles Appleton. ISisdsipSis.
town Henry css. George
cie.rsd-B.rks Hugsnia, Pacihc Southland. Havana
saiisd-sohr HsDrisssa. Philadelphia.
ArryeS.sehr. W Dexter. Nfori for Boston; J Hor.
ssiied-xiir sssssls previously reported.
Passed th sehIs Ws.dopa:so. from T.van.
State. from Rondout for Fail River.
rn,. rnG Is,5 s s:sa
company with sris Russia Boston Left ssris for
% iss
M s to sa Lion s.a Tor lo pdssa
lag Ellen Maria for ds on l2h Pow, Bro
ana d
D ss ..sy a. sE S az GsH 4:
a S SaTsh ra.a da a
ss 1sss % @ s Albany ssa:
Hull Ni0gk Motto do prsSf dts,s no.,o0
c.lsHss Bangor
sloop simon Cole Dennis Left at BASE river Thurs
mast Came ous u Hole on Saturday.
aHs sa sssss
SaSs o. 9uski Rs!s ;:h1, fsrJ'h Baker
Cape Ss'sn time o. ss
sss q ssuea ss This nsrHPs il
ssiisd-sloop. Rhode Island and Fashion. NYeri. :.
Arriysd-Brs Danl Weld NYork; sehrs Statesman. and
York.
Arrived-sehr Effort Newark; Atlantic, NYort;
Arriyed-Brir l. Walton NYork
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Our Philadelphia Correspondence.
PHILADELPHIA, MAY 26. ISJ

PHILADELPHIA, May rs, 1851.
Military T,aW Ont, bat not an Escort-Launch OF
The Steamship Cyt.in-Erami,sotion By the Coro
ner-A Female Baloontsf, &c.
The Second, and portion Of the Third brigades
are making one Of their usual spring parades to-day
under Gen. Bennett and Lieut.. Col. Reilly. Had
either Of these fractions of military been allow
ed to escort President Fillmore through our Streets
on his arrival here Philadelphia would have escaped
the disgrace of having but corporal's guard on
duty.
The United States steamship Corrin, built by
Vaughan & Linn, of kensngton, for the coast sur
vey. was launched this morning, at high tide. She
is small sidewheel steamship, 1856 feet long, and
is of very fine model Her engine has been built
by Merrick < Son, and il ready to go on board
She is to be commanded by Capt jenkins, recently
transferred from the navy.
The coroner is now engaged in Investigating the
facts in relation to the death of Edward Dougherty,
of Moyamensng, which rumor attributed to i'll
usage by police officer. The body, after being
in the grave week, has been disinterred and
subjected to an examination The result Of the
investigation will probably be known tomorrow.
All the novelty hunters are on the look out, this
afternoon, for the balloon in which Mile Delon is
to ascend from Seventh and Call0whill streets.
she has not yet made her appearance above the
enclosure, that the exhibition thus far has been
confined to the insiders alone.
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Died,


On Sunday afternoon, Mrs MARGARET McGows, relict
Of Andrew McGown, in the Seth year Of her age
The friends Of the deceased Of her Andrew and
2. B. McGown, and Of Isaac Adriance. invited to
attend her funeral from the house of the latter,
OF Fy-eighth street ana Third avenue Wednesday,
18th inst ut O'Clock. r. d. Carriages will leave Union
Square from till half pass2 O'Clock.
ON Monday, May rs, with Christian fortitude, after
long and illness, JANIS CAMPBELL (late Of sos
Pearl street N W aged 80 years month and p days
respectfully invited las funeral Wenes-
day, 2ath inst ut o'clock y. NJ from his late resi-
dence. No. 234 Grand street, Wisunsburgh, l.. 1.
Suddenly, on Monday, May Do, JoHS EpwAso, only
Of John and Mary Eliza Sparks. agd years % months
and IL days
The relatives and friends Of the family are Invited to
attend the fnera this Tuesday, afternoon at O'Clock
from No 152 East Nineteenth street The remins will
be inferred at Greenwood Cemetery.
On Monday, may 10 Of consumption, MICHAEL GILLIAN,
aged 20 years. native of Moh county Lerim Ireland
His funeral will take place this day 9th inst, ut
o'clock, from his late residence 80 Mott street Ills
brother Francis Gillian, and brothers1llaw, Dennis
MeCsuey William Traynor and Patrick Carroll also the
friends and of the family sted to
attend on the occasion.
On Sunday evening, May 25, ADRIAN RrKER, aged Al
years.
The friends Of the family respectfully invited to
attend his funeral Tuesday at half o'clock, p
NJ from bis late residence. No 152 Orchard street.
GEoRGE &. WILLIAMS, eldest Of Isaac and Amy
Williams, aged years and months.
The friends Of the family requested to attend the
funeral this afternoon, ut O'Clock, from 22G Eighth
avenue.
Al Gowanda, Cattaraugus connty, May 10, Hon DANIEL
g. GsRSsry, aged ~ years ~. G. member Of Con-
from his district four Years from 1922 For
raj years he held the office OF District Attorney for his
county. In 1S4l he appointed receiver by General
Harrison for public land sales in Illinois.
At New Orleans, May Is at IL O'clock Breve Lieut.
Col RIcHaLp II. scsEyEs, U. g. Army, aged - years.
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return OF THE PRESIDENT AND SUITE TO WASH
IsGros.-We ARE happy to announce the return to
this city Of the President OF the United States from
his excursion to witness the completion OF the Erie
Railroad, by which the great lakes of the West are
welded to the waters Of the Atlantic
The President arrived IN this city the early
train from Baltimore on Saturday. He was ac-
companied on his journey from New York only by
the Secretary OF the Navy, MIR. Graham. The
Attorney General, Mr. Crittenden, is but day
behind; and Mr.. Secretary Webster, and Mr.. Post
master General Hall are expected IN y day or two.
Mr. Corwin, Mr.. Conrad, and Mr. stuart, the
Secretaries Of the Treasury, the War, and the In
terror, have remained here during the absence of
the President and the mersbers OF the cabinet who
were with him. Mr. Secretary Corwin, however, is
understood to intend visit, at arly day, of a
few weeks to his friends and his business In Ohio
National Intc2igenod, Mag 81
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VIRGINIA CoNvEST1oN.-In the convention, on
Friday, immediately upon going into Committee
OF the Whole the report OF the Legislative Com
mittee taken up; and Mr.. Wise's proposed
restrictions upon the eligibility of members of the
Legislature were taken up, and the discussion Of
them was continued all day. He proposed to ex-
directors, county, corporation, and town officers,
railroad officers, &c. sc. Sc They we're, for the
most part, however, voted down--the only citizens
upon whom the restriction of eligibility placed,
being bank officers, officers Of the state and General
Government, ministers of the gospel, and common
wealth's attorneys. Pending the debate on the
question of biennial annual sessions OF the Lee
adjourned.
In consequence Of excessive speaking, the con-
vention adopted resolution that no member should
speak more than twice upon any one subject.
Nothing important was done in the conye ntion on
Saturday.
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NEWS BY THE MAILS.



BALTIMORE, May 70, 1851.
The Constitutional Yar-Comns1ce- Shooting
Case, SC.
The campaign for and against the new constitu-
ton is being waged with more vigor than any poll
tica contest that has taken place in this State for
manyyears. The old hunker,, of both the demo-
cratic and whig parties, have hitched traces with
determination to defeat the new constitution, and
are leaving no stone unturned to accomp lish that
object. Their Offices and the places in expectancy,
all at stake, and they will fight for them to the
death. It's well known fact that there is scarce
ly a man among these old hunkers who would be
the choice Of the people for any Office, though they
manage to monopolize them all, and would IN
tinue to do until the end of time should the new
constitution be adopted Some Of the latest offices
in the city have thus passed down from father
to son, and it is natural to suppose that they will
struggle hard to hold on to the loaves and fishes.
The number of vessels, exclusive of bay-craft, in
the port of Baltimore, up to the close Of last week
were 10 ships IL barks, II briggs, and II schoonsrs
amounting in the aggregate 70 7t-of which lum-
DC. =. from &c aneiro from the West indies;
2from Liverpool Bremen 2 San francisco; 2 San
Bias, and each for Europe, Rotterdam, Porto
Rico, Bermuda, Spanish Main, ST. Marks, and ST.
Thomas.
man named J. Mortimer, said to be native
Of this city, but for sometime past resident of
New York, and gambler by profession, was on
Saturday night fatally wounded at Richmond in
rencontre with young Virginian, named A. j.
Boulware 1t appears that the affair occurred at
house of i'll fame, and that Mortimer was in the
act Of striking Boulware on the head with brick,
taking effect in his head, and. the second in his
side.
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HrcnkIyn city Intelligence.

IraUEsrs.-Coroner Ball held an inquest on Saturday
last the body of John Cary aged ID who shown
70 have been accidentally drowned by falling from log
on the dock. the South Ferry while playing An
inquest also held yesterday. the body Of
named John Martin late Of Atlantic street Verdict
tied Of dslirum tremens.
CrtrHRkrfov ruF ForrrH ~ Jurr.--The Common
Council have reconderrd the subject ~ approprating
$500 fof this celebration which they bad previously de-
tefmutd ~ make. ON the ground that there we're no
funds applicable 70 such purpose which remained an
appropriated
THF NarOsAt MoNr HrSr Az WAsHrv0roN.-fn the
Common Council lat evening. u was resolved that a
committee cf three be appointed osisci suitable stone
With device aud fufetscfption a. the contribution Of
the city 81 BROOKLYN 70 che usti9nsl monument In
the course cftrtcton al Washington.
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naming in The New YORK rice mill made the total
amount on hand equal TO 6l60 terces.
PERM.
soArA lot Of 200 boxes CASTLE fetched sAc per h.,
with four months credit
sricEs-sales Of 900 lbs No. nutmegs were made at
e5c. cash.
sriRns.-Of foreign 20 half pipes Rochelle brandy
were taken ut 81 IL 81 30 and do. Cognac, at 81
hiskey was inactive 100 bbls Prison brought 23lc
embraced $50 hhds Cuba, at AZ &C.; and 800 do Porto
Rico, a. So 6Ac.
TALIow continued steady with sales Of $500 prime at
7aThc., cash.
WBALrposE-A fair business was being done in North
west coast and Polar, ut sic, cash.