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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-02-03

Vo,eeSter, 81. Probate Office, jan. 10, 1851
To all persons interested in The estate Of SALLY RAZEE
OF Cumberland, in the State OF Rhode Island an insane
person. GREETING.
L. holden at Worcester, the lfs Tuesday of February
next TO shaw why License should be granted 10
Lyman Burlngamc, her Guardian upon his Petition TO sell
the whole OF the Real Estate Of said Sally Race men
toned IN said Petitions for the purpose of putting out the
proceeds thereof at interest for her benefit.
anl9.dS2M CIIAS. @. PRENTISc Reg
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-23

Dry YorR TrARs.-Will the Journal Of Com
nooe never be done mourning over the removal Of
Mr.. Walsh from the Consulship Of Paris 7 During
the last ffty years, more than thousand cases Of
removals Of this kind have taken place. What ne
cessity Is there for tears spill, milk As for the
publication Of letters from smpathzing sdrans, the
folly viii eventually create laughter even for those
who have signed the record Of groans and tears.
Farley, in his turn, viii be removed when another
party has obtained the power to make appoint
ments. Such cases require no weeping, wailing, or
gnashing Of teeth There is need Of lamentations
like Jeremish's at the loss Of his office OF prophet
however well they might have been amid the ruins
Of Jerusalem, and during the wars Of Nebuchadnez-
zar. In these days lamentations are useless a well
al ridiculous.
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Latest Telegrsphic Intelligence.

Our Geographic intelligence from Buffalo and
and other cities of the interior Of tie State is very
full. We have the conclusion Of Mr.. Webster's
dinner speech, and shall receive tomorrow, bis ad-
dress delivered at Buffalo yesterday afternoon. The
working Of the telegraph last night being inter-
ruptsd by storm, We were unable to receive it for
this mornings paper.
Charles sumner, it will be perceived, has inter
preted his riddle letter. recently published. He in
tended by sectional agitation, ecnfne himself TO
opposing that at the South, and not that IN which
he himself is engaged, against the 8 existing whig
national administration" Daniel Web
Ftsr
There has been terrible political connection in
the city Of BrOtherly Love, exhibiting the strange
vpss taele of the Quaker wings taking TO hstisuf:
Der the settlement Of disputes The several friends
after shifting each other, separated, and two d
tAem went their ways to the watchhouse. More
hneE.
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burned johnny Lna Int0 nightlngale and has rsreasa

turned Jenny Lind into nightingale and has psrched
her Brooklyn Heights like "an eagle in doveecten
lie is able TO make the world believe that Jenny has no
superior and no equal
Now W. have stefenone and Parodi in this country.
And, who would believe it!-they have no Barnum-no
literary bureau-and their merits alone speak for
them haretzek has discovered that be do much
in the legitimate way since the to the public
taste have been stopped by Barnun, and he has been
obliged TO compete with the great Nspocon and become
a Welngton-that Napoleon who has made it difficult
for the world to believe anything, unless ornameuted
with extravagance. Barnum understands the preside
sued for libel seectman and put into pri-
SON. and he goes about with the knowledge Of human
nature and human endurance As he engaged
Jenny Lind he had his secretary for foreign afarsa
forwards his home secretaryhen his secretary Of the
treasurythen the secretary OF warm fact grand lite
rary bureau who have been constantly engaged in fill
ing the small newspapers with anecdotes stories,
mors choice sayings and gratuitous statements the
appropriation bills for education in Sweden and the like
which have given complete surfeit. We should not
be at all surprised the reported marriage OF Jenny Lind
to Beileti in Havana, and the fight in the Kentucky
Cave-a mammoth is just the Tor Barnums
genus-were pure inventions of the literary bureau Of
Barnum-got up for the express purpose CT being con-
tradieted. All, Barnum Barnum, spare us When you
declare that Jenny Lind is all muscle but her head aud
that is aqua fortis know not what to say. Jenny
Lind certainly sings with power than ever, bat
with less sweetness.
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The Willis AND WEBB CoHrRovERsY-IkpoK-
TAST NEGOTIATIONS. ex diplomatist toYienna
has published reply TO Mr.. Willis last card, and
proposes new plan for the solution Of the impor-
tant questions, as to character and seduction,
which are under discussion between them. This
plan is contained in proposition for board Of
three commissioners-Webb desiring that Willis
will select one commissioner, that he himself shall
have similar privilege, and tina. the two fortunate
individuals shall choose third person as umpire,
with casting vote Before this toard-yho may
be called Judges of the character and pretensions of
New York journaiism-all the evidence touching
The Irofigacy of the two distinguished disputants
is TO be produced, and the decision Of the board
to be considered final and conclusive. The Next
can Commissioners on Claims decided, recently, on
mere money matters; but the commissioners in this
case will be far more important body, and have
more important duties-namely, an Investigation
into claims respecting the character Of the New
York press, &c. Under such circumstances, the
umpire in the case-if not the other two commits
sioners-sheuld be of high moral character, Of ele-
waited position, and fully imbued with due regard
for the profession Of journalism, well as quick to
distinguish between facts and mere appearances.
Without such Judge, no correct result can follow.
We hope, therefore, particularly as Webb now
distinctly says that "no female whatever can be
,mplcated'-in fact, that there is none in the
question, unless it is the respectable mother of
family in a reighboring State"-that Mr.. Willis
viii consen. to an arrangement TO prove whether or
not ne is a sedueer where there is no female whatever
to be implicated; or, whether or not Alr. Webb is
traducer and liar about the lady originally the
subject of dispute. Strong percepive faculties will
be required, as well eminent moral position, to
decide matter involving at one time lady, and a.
another time not, according to the state of the Their
mometer; and we propose, therefore, like the Car
ofRussia in the last quarrel between England and
the United States, TO be a candidate for arbter
in this case. We hope Webb will not choose Hay
nau, az he might not agree with Willis on our
merits for the important post, which has no drip
pings, emoluments, or pay Of any kind, usual in
where claims are settled. We believe ourself
to be quite competent to decide the two chnrac-
tiers now involved, and TO do full justice to the posi-
ton Of New York journalism, from our love Of in
dependence and fair dealing, our integrity of pur-
pose, and desire to the respectable news
papers from the blight that has affected them for
quarter Of n century.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-23

Nc Go-MusIc.L Auctions A Dsuc.-Thc second or
third attempt at auction for tickets to Jenny Linds
concert took place yesterday morning at 10 o'clock at
Trpler Hall There about 100 queer loo king per-
present mostly Spectators. The Hon Peter Funk
was among them Between fifteen and sixteen hundred
sold Tickets for front seats in the parquette
realized premium Of fifty cents the back seats, and
the seats in the fret and second circles realized about
twenty-five cents The auction closed about halfpast
eleven o'clock Competition was quite languid. Why
don't Barnum stir up the animals with longer pole
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.


NOTES L0sT-LCsT IN PASSING FROM THE BROAD.
IN Bank 10 the Second Wednesday the 2s
instant pocket book containing four rromissofy notes
check, drawn by John T. Greene for SO. dated
2st the City Bank The notes past due and payment
the check has been stopped The nder will suitably
rewarded By leaving the same with SPRING IRVING.
Nassau street.
q = REwARD-LosT. on THE .lsT INSTANT. 4
DO roll q Building Plans The finder ny leaving then.
at No II Morris street y. ". at 80 Atlantic street
Brooklyn, will receive the above reward.
I osT-Two GOLD SEALS AND ONE KEY on
IL small gold ring The finder will receive S0 reward ~
bringing them 10 Mr. O. b. Harson s. and 20 vcscy street
I osT-TRoM CART, on THURSDAY MORNING.
~ I'D inst., Will. moving baggage from tae New Yorh
Hotel to Broome street Of Finn brown paper pack
containing tix gold mounted Mtlaecn
returning ad canes U The New York Hotel vii be GAIT
ably rewarded.
DAWNBRoKERs, AND THE PUBLIC IN GENERAL.
requested " dcisr kngish Iateut silver watc.
should II - offered Tor sale horu thereof tartain
umo, board the Snraniau sp OroGiuho. psr No. "a
North River, whore stolen b well dressed person
apparently from twenty ave o. thirty ye old
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many soft cheeks Eow pale, aud none can tell the
that tgheth their lovencss" Grief, In many in
stances has teen known 20 produce The greatest changes In
the growth and color ~ the bsr Badness and hair
often the of and deep acton, and
whilst nature causes these results art has invented sue
cesul and beneficial r.st0rates The best OF these
Bogcs Hyperion Tluid, for stimulating the growth aud
leautv Snd Bogic Premium Electric Hair Dye for dyeng
tile hair black dark brown color. Those IN need
obtain tese articles at The store o. A. ID. sands 100
FULTON street. Rushton, CLARK Co. rs Broadway Cary
a Co. and hriaLam a nax. Henrl stlent. NV YORK.
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Gouraud,s italian Medicatesl soap Is the

only cosmetic The universe Which prevents the skin
coming wrnkled; and wrinted BY often washing with IT,
the skin viii become level IL also beauties the complex
on clears redbe rimples aud all mperfeeons the rkn.
The why PIN pies will not be IT, that Gouraud
SOAP nourshcr TO the skin, and makes plump healthy
and fair and is that mothers should always
il to wash their babes and gentlemen with tender skins will
find the best shaving compound used Buy only
a. DR. FELIX G0uRAUDs old established laboratory, 81
Walker St., first store from Broadway.
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broadway universally considered the hnest
cuted in the United States aid visit 70 his magnificent
estabshm Will vince Of his superiority in
this department of art In the production Of perfect pic
lures he stands nnriy allied.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-23

SsottThs Of Arrange ments will please Assem-
Die At the Asto House this Fridsy evening At o'clock
the above into effect by order % the Chair
GEO. w. STEVENSON, Secretary.
Tickets for the above be obtained the Secretary
his office go Nassau street. At the Aston House. and at the
Irincipal hotels.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-23

OF that handsome drug store corner OF broadway and
Of France might well have been proud oit Is called Lea
Oriental Skin reserver and Is far its peculiar effects
concerned. invaluable 1t Is only s. single box,
three boxes for dollar.
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poses almost equal to those Of of the New
England States. This is urged by the secession
party great reason why that State should sever
the tie which binds her to her sister States as she
would be able to sustain herself without the aid Of
the North or Northwest. Should the secession
party in both these States be successful, the effect
would be to give confidence to South Carolina and
her convention, 10 assemble after the meeting of
Congress, would, in all probability, declare that
State out Of the Union upon this implied assurance
Of the aid or cooperation of Mississippi Alabama,
and large minority in Georgia.
We shall carefully watch the movements in these
States, and note the progress of the parties,
them the interests Of the country are involved
Messrs. Foote and Quitman are two powerful oppo-
sites in Mississippi and the bitterest feeling exists
between their respective friends, who will devote
their whole energies, the one to the sustenance Of
the Union, and the other to its destruction. The
secession party in Alabama are more quiet in their
movements, and have not yet brought forward
their candidate. The Legislatures of both States
are also to be elected, and the complexion Of the
Governor will in all probability, control tn vote for
those bodies. These elections are to be the turn
ing point Of the South, by their results the whole
South must be affected, either TO restore harmony
or widen the breach already existing between the
North and South.
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for long time with weakness of TIE stomach and Dysrop
sa and trying almost eyerythnr that Wa recommended,
until had aa0st derared OF Eettur relief was in
duced try your Aromatic Cordial ty which IN the
Few days entirely relieved, and since have
erjoyed t.tcr health Respectfully y0urs. Edmund Drake,
.s Washington Street Principal depot asGreeuNch,
Duane street, aud by Druggists generally.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-23

Dentistry sct of rremrm Teeth $50; half
Of do, So 10 $50; Teeth allied with best gold foil ST. Ex-
aCtr with the use Of Chioroiorm, 70 cents.
DIR, BROWN n BROTHER No i69 Broadway
Five doors above Grand street
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respectfully invited to examine this choice selection Of dress
sobs the variety is beyond all doubt the greatest in the
city comprising the beautiful work in she'll and
budAlo horz- Combs rel airsd and made to order.
A. u J. SAUNDERS.
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Fair invited to famine the stock of Dressing
Cases They the most compact and useful article Of the
kind containing all that Is for the
toilet Of the most fnstidous. SAUNDERS lH Broadway,
corner Of Liberty ST., and 3o7 Broadway.
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Toilet Articles received from him. They appear TO be Of the
incest quality. Yours truly, Daniel Webster. Revere
House Nov. r. 1870" Dr. John A. Cummings complete set
q Dental Toilet Articles for sse in this city by A.
D. Sands lc0 Fulton C. H. Ring. l2 Broadway; q.
W. futile Sij Broadway; Vim. IL. cary Co., st Pearl
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-23

TIE NEWS FROM MEXICO-THE TEfIUANTErEC TREA-
TY-AFFAIRs IN NEW ORLEANS, ETC.
The splendid steamship Winfield Scott Capt Couillard
arrived yesterday morning from New Orleans in the short
space six days and eleven hours bringing papers from
the Crescent City two days in advance Of the mail for
which indebted to Il. X. Shed the purser. Our
dates are Of the 18th inst
She brings s1e7 in specie and LIS passengers whose
names We here annex
STEAMSHIP WINFIELD
Mr. Beaugard aud lady, ressrs Holmes. Lockkar Dufref
Shipr Taelin, Wallace Horn, Bondeher, Hutchinson La
farrue Mr. Suge lady and servant; Miss Linton Miss Will
kns Miss Ieanthea three children Messrs Duncan Le-
Perry Chapman, Mr. veret daughter and servt Mr.
Dueour Mr. Fellows and lady. Col Huntington Mrs Wood
bridge and Mrs Blanchard Mrs Jersey DR. Calhoun,
lady children and seryts Mrs Kerr Col Heber and lady,
Mr. De Lawes and lady, children and servt Mr. Hobrook
Nr yappee and daughters Mrs Nathan Mrs Parker Miss
Gaines Miss Kellogg Mr. Drez Mr. and Gosteahof Mrs
Conn and Messrs Rochereau Dernier Sheppard War
ton Emeric keer, Colvs Mrs and Miss Perry Mr. Reid
Miss Levy, Mrs and Miss KNAPP Mr. Dunbar Miss Foley and
Mr. Stewart and lady Mr. Frois and lady Mr Van Fo
DIR Leeeh Messrs Hevnen Rodrgous Bsarrca Dussac
Beenguir Dony Finley and Miss Hunt and seryt Mrs
Hyer children and servt Messrs Reed Bronson Ducoun
Beaurgard Gubenator Lane and 70 in the steerage
The following notice to those engaged in the first
petition against Cuba find in the New Orleans Delta
of the 18th inst. -
NorIcr-The friends Of Cuba. liberated respect.
fully requested TO meet at No 121 Gravsr street this
evening o'clock TO make arrangements to celebrate
the anniversary Of the landing Of the Flibusters
Cardenas, May 10, 1850. ii. ii. d.
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We have received by the Ohio files Of the Gacea De Ia
Iabana Dalfo de Ia Marina, and Faro Industrial de- Ia a.
bana the 18th inst We translate from them the fol-
lowing items
In spite Of the news received from the United States
in respect to new threatened INVASION the tranquility
Of the island had been disturbed and the inhabitants
confding in the energetic taken by the Cap
tsn-General all attending their business without
fear Of moestation.
The Gaceia publishes every day two three columns
proesaiions of faiihfulness attachment the
Queen and government Of Spain. On this subject the
DiGrio de Ia Marina writes as follows
As certain, frank and spontaneous testimonies Of
TIC country degree and watch
excite tic ooyttouness o. this horde q corrupt adventures
q TIE Island The Gacs,a allied with ensrgetie expos
Pnar del Rio protest their pure hdety 70 the throne y
august sovereign and Of their hatred against the convers
publication il given demonstrate the unanin
y q ssntnent. shiehrsisn among Ourselves BY the know
duals-he generous offer made ~ sr j. carrera IL
oaJe generosity patriotism Of sr Aresa o. knto-
MO aud tie parish priest Of Guatmutas who offer % do
raj p thus nut e the service Of our strong and we'll pre-
pared authority Which gives q such oaer their highest Va
which prevails 10 all classes Of society and a which II the
srsn. '''''' a'''' : = :
w learn, IRON veil Informed person. that railroad
from tie port - Casda g. the city q Trinidad which will
b. of tie Erst Importance will BE very contributed
On Tho 10th Inst the Governor onersl accompanied
by sr Hrgadef Vargas and adj utant. embarked on
board &C for Rega In order To- visit that place
and particularly IT, old school Of marine The Governor
General appeared quite pleased with his inspection, and
wa soon % rtuTn 10 Havana.
Al the papers praise. IN the highest terms the services
rendered W the police httly organized IN Havana by
the eornor-Gcncral for the security aud tranquility
~ the city during the night
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Green Turtle.-Bayard Is serving n VERY

tine Soup all of the day aud evening
Families and par supplied with quantity at Elk
hngs per quaItdeliyered 20 part Of New York and
Brooklyn. Il. n. BAfARD, State street.
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Tremendous Excitement! among thu

Greenwich street thread and needle fanes because Nc
selling all kinds Of English and Cermsn hosiery
also embroderes lace goods such moderate prices
Think Of this and give him call discerning few at "a
Greenwich st., two doors above Murray street.
THOMAS MCLAUGHLIN.
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continues devote h attention exclusively % diseases n
thc I've and Par 10 O'Clock daiw At hafac Offices
IL haa ,gtgIied tor the at seven y.ar ~ Br dety en-
trtnre D. Warren street where can Ne ad ha reat On
the e. 81 edition, price n sents A BIS 4e.ug BE
SAT Ear Fountains.
watts Nervous anfidoic. --pcopic iesirous
row wil much te8ttv as th#y put are .rt ylth
wGer e ISL uttr ailct TIC penf Eau have IL Toes te
richest Der ono Dollar rcr tuttlt IL ig Nassau srtst
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MACKENZIE, TIE CASApfAS PArRlor.-Tbe anti
slavery, socialist journal, the Tribune, which hangs
like burr to the skirts Of the whigs is in extacies
at the restoration Of Mackenzie in the Cana
dian Parliament. They praise this man highly for
his "honesty," and We know not how many other
qualities. Wen, some portions have strange ideas
II what constitutes " honesty" and integrity. We
arc really forced to inquire who il was in the
New York custom house, that copied the private
letters Of the Collector, and surrcptitiously pub
shed them secretly returning the originals T. the
place y deposit from whence they had been taken
i there suy high-mindedness honesty fairness, q
integrity in any man who would do such thing a
this Il thi. a specimen of socialist morality
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in any article OF dress and thing
tul than the and style of the shirts made
celebrated furnishing establishment, No. Aston House
Every article that leaves the store is
gentlemen giving their orders there may depend upon
cevng the garments exactly the time agreed upon how
short the notice.
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noogy Clinton Hail. this and
ing at o'clock Ladies and temen who wish TO become
good judges Of character should not fail to attend Terms,
% cents lesson.
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An elegant ii I f. as desirable I'm a Shirt as

and down Blocker street afternoon this week. dressed
la Turk The best point Of observation is az Tailor
Mckimms No. Carmine street. where also be the
most complete stock of Clothing in Gotham.
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EIeeant Weddinx Cards. silver Boriered

and plain Porcelain engraved ,nd printed N gold silver
Also, splendid assortment Of French and English
silver embossed and plain Porcelane Bridal Envelopes,
Of Duane street.
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respectfully to his customers and ladies in
rail- that he has just returned from Paris with the most ele
French goods for ladies' CATERS the most
beautiful designs Of toilet slips that have been i'm
this These goods have selected from
the most extensive mercantile houses in Paris He also
~ to wholesale merchants that he now ready to furnish
Them with any quantity Of goods Of the latest style
JEFEERS, AG7 BroadMaY.
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bedding bedstead &c, would do we'll TO call at N. viii
lards old established warercoms $50 Chatham street.
Of Mulberry street where be found the largest
sortment Of articles in his line offered 20 the public
consisting of feathers beds mattresses &c. Patent
bedsteads and cots, Wholesale and retail.
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and Children all that want Boots that Boots and Shoes
that is Shoes, 80 to Cahs 81 Broadway where you viii
colors and style, always hand NJ B. Wanted
Two frst saesmen other need apply at 81 Broadway
CAuILL.
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Truth In NutsheII.-The cheapest and
hest place get Boots Shoes and Caters at J0NES
IA Ann street, near the American Museum.
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Wonderful sale.-EngIish three ply AN,

patent Tapestry Ingram Carpets Rugs, Table Cover
Window shades, 6e At unparalleled low prices, a.
cheapet carpet establishment in the United States Ala
Ingram Carpets at &c.. 49,, s., and q. per yard.
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examine stock of rnequaed assortment Of Stoves
have just got out Air tight Cooking Stove for 1884, tn
Odd Fellow Also six sizes of summer furnaces which
used with without the only thing Of the kind
market. ABENDROTH, BROTHERS, III Beekman 81.