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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-11
TARRYTOWN TNSTITUTE.-A Sc

d lect BOARDING SCHOOL for BOYS at Tarrytown,
New York. A NEWMAN. Principal In THIS Institution
Young Gentlemen thoroughly instructed NJ Ill the
branches Of an English and Classical education The pnce
Of Board and Tuition including bed. bedding. washing and
ending from 800 TO $3.50 annum. according 90 me
branches pursued Circulars containing particulars refer
enccs, &C can be obtained a. sSheFards Book Sore ~
Fulton-St. and at r II NllcoK's United States school
Agency. 293 Broadway BY addressing note % ne
PRINCIPAL m3 NWSFtf
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BEREAVEMENT, No. 4 Hall

- II Recors Public Notice hereby gwen that The fol-
loving petitions have been presented y the Bpaid d a.
dennen 10 GRADE and hAtADAhlsb dth - ~
y.eeu pr,riyav ana sh-a Also the following resolution
A., FFd,IIATE and GRADE SIDEW AXIS On The north
s.se n l3l-.t RESET CURB STONE and kEfLAG
SIDEWAIKs All DersOns interested, having Oyectionz
tfo rs r-ou4sta prc.ent them in Whiting 10 The IN
~ I'M. n 1871 JOHN DODGE,
ii Street Commissioner.
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II k>l \ NJ r OF an 'itfl w lii' 'r''-
-are The County % N0s- YORK. notice - hereby ~
rn O.. all persons HAVING claims a-a.il'i LII u ~
RORS lafe .f The Cy II Sew YORK. Painter deceased %
-,.rf M same with cheers thereof ~ -te s sii.i' ~
tie IN Garducrs Chapn NJ s. Ets IN i,lee-
lr tLr CfeDf New N1rk ~ before the ntile. va
Ay.r newt -Datcd New York. fhe twenty -hfsi uaf l
Tei-sr- le5 PHOEBE l. OSBORN, krecltnf
LAS. fvrlN affs
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INSURANCE.

4 IFE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
4 LIFE INSURANCE co Office No. l08 Broalvav;
Branch Once l5 Boncr. cor Bropmo-st.-CASH CAPT.
TAI 10000 besides The accIu alton D large business
Tins Company c1ud ctfd on the mutual principle. and
the assured VIII receive bach sfveugts " al tAe profits
Policies issued for more years ortlr life Per
their lives for tA7T own benefit or the BEN
eft If Their husbands parents aud children OF cred
Iors may insure the lives ~ their debtors Policies VIII
also be granted payable after death, upon the pary
TVIug 40 specified age. al hs discretion.
Persons insured may and re-cross the Ataulc
Ocean, frst-Ca,S vessels without extra charge ~ any
o. the year AID hf paying additional charge may
VISIT countries lying beyond the limits Of the Policy
Interest VIII be paid the profits whereby the yeary
premium Is reduced each year after the nrst three
OFFICERS
ALONZO A ALVORD, President.
C. Y. WEMPLE. Secretary.
ADRIAN DUBOIS, NJ ID Medical Examiner, u the Oihce
from 2 20 3 r. NJ, daily
WILLARD PARKER. N. ID. Consulting PhySclan.
REYNOLDS * VAN SCHAICK, ATTORNEYS and Counsel
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
c Kngsland { Woodruff VI Van Setback,
r ID Morgan. Geo d Phelps Enoch Dean,
T. j Brown Jas Van Norden Nathl G Bradford
ID BURNETT. Lewis b Loder, Sas G. Herring.
ID Austin Muir, ID Henry Halght, John Williams,
II Phelps, John 2 Brown, +, J. Anderson
T. Haight J. p Heuck, Eleazar Parmy,
John p Ware, James Baldwin. Denton Pearsoi,
a A. Alvord, John Harms, John A Merritt
Henry Stokes. David Mills, Jr. George Webb.
VIM J Valentine. George Hastings, Win. X. Strong
" illian Burgher. David Austen.
ie9 # {. WEhPLE, Secretary.
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GENITAL RAILROAD of NEW

OJERSEY This line leaves New-York DAILY BY
steamboat RED JACKET, Pier l. North RIVER at \ NJ
passengers VI freight and M NJ passengers, and hy
NEW JERSEY RAILROAD foot Of Cortland-st at A
Al and al and 81 y Nj.
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STREET DEPARTMENT, No. 4 Hall

- II Records SEALED PROPOSALS vii be re
,v,J ~ H. street C0nlmssioner OTce until MONDAY,
Jrre i6 is5i a. y o'cock. ", 70 RE1uLAlE, GRADE
and PAW tne carnagcwny II 5h - from mn 70 VI adj
.1u as and until rIll RSDAY June 10. 1851, a. ~
O'Clock NJ 10 REGULATE and GRADE Bth-st from
,ont 80 feet u he eastefy side ~ ihiid a. u
I'.t.sv and st curb and gutter therein TO FIAb a
-ce three feet wide through sidewalks Of sth-st from
Third and Ourh Plans spechcaii1s ana All inIiins
u thereto can bad Application 10 me contract tish
II tire Department JOhN DpDpb,
Tlue StfrTt AuiiAtAa7'h'f'
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MUTUAL INSURANCE

JOHN S Japan. Vice President
FERDINAND stage. Secretary.
B-IauIcular attention. Is called 90 the tac mat nus
Company continues TO insure BUILDINGS. Merchandise,
Household Furniture Vessels in Port &c aamst loss or
damage by fire. and divide the profits on tins class % 0uS
ness the same as on the Marine premiums
gm
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CORPORATION NOTICE.-Pubhcno no.

4 WV VIVA \ wv ~ ~ N'AAN wv
tee hereby gwen. The owners. occupant
nrauls ot t houses ant Lots, improved W uaim
proved lan> affected thereby tla Che following ssScss-
mtr> have tn qcied b The ASSESSOR and are lodged
the Office ot the Bureau 90 Assessor nf> tnr ekanlnaon.
by al persons Interested Fog PAVING THIRTY
EtOND>GREEr. fum seventh 10 Egh.h av> The
limits embraced hs such Assessment ice s All tlc several
Houses and Lots ofGround an, pts pieces snd T II
Land situated both Scs 81 SGD - osiw 7th AMI stu
All persons whose interests are Affected Df The above
named assessments. aut who OPP scd 90 the same
either Of tcm requested O. prescott their Oh ec,cnS
writing 90 the undcr gnc at their office, No Hall Of Re-
cor within thirty DAYS the date II this aDtcc OF
o. Bureau oi Assessments Department June 1851
SAMUEL ~ DE- NOrf)
FRANCIS NICHOLSON Assessors.
iei W ISAAC MM SMITH
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y IT hCi NV - vi dh 'iN'i va w.
Surrogate Of the County of Newly urs, nca ., re
gwen Go all person, having claims tsunsi tliAti.hS
BI-IIIS late " The City If York deceased 70 pre-
sent the same wish chcrs thereof. To ihc p-ui or AZ
ms oce seventh street, IA the Cry 81 now ON
on OBJ before the tvcn'y third day ut August next Datel
Ncw-York the seventeenth DAY oi FenrHary 1871
EDWARD BlLLlS. Atmm|rrnr
iof t,verW. with the will annexed
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--T1Tf
~ All pers.ns desiring License are rclaes..S. 49,
IN the DAYS designated above for tner Persons no.
anl are rsasted present them when ap
pisInK for renewal -, .. III. .baii s,lI or deal IN
eTE'lsL 1870 au,r. except importers ~ os,,iirs
sss as@rs i,aposd distilled By them: 70 ahas
Without beng ~ IN ea.ed are seoec,
arNe bss ease u the penalty 81 SIS and IN case
~ az - III The add1nal punishment by indc'neHt) q
~ ~ Iess d ,,onr,.oaa.snt By order. - -,
NC Al" ~ ASHER TAYLOR. Tlrsi Marshal
Hex-YOrk April Is. 1851 a~ A"N1eh
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FIRE INSURANCE co.

n
n of the CITY If NeW-Y rk. Once 73 Cauast, (Peo-
pies Bank Bmdmg) nSures holdings Merchandise
Household Furniture. Vessels m Port and their ctrgoeS
against loss damage by Fire, on the most favorable
terms III losses promptly adj lsted and paid.
DIRECTORS
Jeremiah Terbcu Gideon De Angels Charles T Person
Frccn,an Campbell James s Brouwer VIM NJ Wilson,
Johu W LEWIS II G. Stokes Abraham Leggeu
John Nelycrton lothian Meeker Matthias Clark,
Henry'S Terhell, VIM. b. Corning, Thomas Williams,
DAVID ID Crane, solomon Banta, Edward =. Clark
John Mace, Charles Crane Mortimer Brown,
George NOungS, George Warner, RoOt. {. NoOrhlos,
CONS Stephens, Christopher GwyerP J Bonesteel,
Spo., Shnder, William Buck. Alfred BarmOre
Edward Nelson, John Moneypenny Chas ii Mclntire
G. II Huhhell, Geo. ID. Cragln. .
JEREMIAH TERRELL. President.
MosEsG IFONARD Secretary my2l lmMW&F
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IN PURSUANCE of an order OF the
S,,,r.e + tic County II New-Nork. notice hereby
gwen 10 al person, h,n. CLAIMS 4-an,t ELl| Abtl -
DAXTD>o% lsfs Il ths Cfg II Ne"-f 3-k. widow o.
- rr-,,,. fh. same with vluo ar, thereof o tha
,.l,.-.fcr a, DC .ace II y. Il < d p MeeNer Att'f
I,r. 40 No D. Mll-sfrset n Tie cry ~ y " ~ ii
-ffe HE eleventh day Il july uer,-Dlted New YORK
tic seventh iav uf January 1871.
ID lawtmW JAMES & DAVIDSON Adnhi''ft-pi -
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- PI-RSIA NCE. al III order Id the Sur-

~ PURSUANCE of an order OF the ouf-
r.,ate oftse Countv u Nea-Yort, no1cs D. 11le9
80 81 All re-s,ns having claims against PA KIN
ppENNsN ia-e ~ me City of Nev1 0r< nefchant g.
- rs.-t +ie IA mel with vouchers thereof % lnr
.cser ~ me once Of james Ta. .or No % an
.-e.- 10 tbs C,ry II New fOrs ou 80 helof .7 'i
an fe II August a-,t dated Nev-f is, Tue lF1hy
ff-r ia. II FrlrusrF. isll IN ,f.,...-..t.-
.ef v JOHANNA BRENNAN. Aininlsifatf1
IN PTRST of an order Of the sur
.t. C..... II Nv. Yorg Nafce hereby
80 I'll ra-.,r. avn gc aims nn,i Ill ~ 'c'-
BFY i.-e - me Cry 4 New YORK dec t-eu " Pissil
e -rh vouchers thereof . the slD-cfiDer' AZ tne
e.isuce III stephen II Freks No ~ 'Litoh-s""et h
- an al NeuY,rk " before me seventh da' % NJ
y..,.i4ruett DATED Nes-GOrs, Aynl q ~
'' STEPHEN II FEEks. Executor
,o t.,,s,.W. HESTER CONREY EIocutnK
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TAyERN and EXCISE LICENSES

MOTTO Tay.rn and Etcso Licenses expire
On The frst day 4 Ma ln easn year a. . on. ff,,
- c.,.-. .,li h. ssuel at the Majors Once tCh,
III tt.s.n The hours II 10 and O'clock iof the several
W. ~, th. LOVING da.s respectively, VI
- W,rd 81 nday and TUESDAY, IN and en- II MAY
55 - Wednesalas and II lgscar, III and I'll 81 MAY
a. Fraay and Saturday 5.h and lDtn
IN NonLay and Tuesday llth and lS,h
;b W,enescay and ThuTstay, iith and I'm
~ I'rdag and SATURDAY 18th and iTth
IN Nonday and TUESDAY l9th and 1th
~ Wrdnesdav and Thursday, llsf and I'D
sh Fr,d.v and Saturday. I'D and ltih
lttn Aondag and Tuesday, nth and nm
iitb Wednesday and THURSDAY, 18th aud S,th
I'm Enday and SATURDAY, J0th aud 3lst
istb Nondav and TUESDAY, "a and 81 % jun
irb Weslnesdav and THURSDAY 9Th aud IN
lah Frdsg AID SATURDAY, 6th and IN -
ltIh MOnday AID TUESDAY. 5th and loth 49,, @.
lnh Wednes1a, and Thursday. i'm .na iZ'A o..
irh Frcav ana Saturday. 18th and it.h 80
- "A
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AIORRIS and ESSEX RAILROAD-

lVG Summer ArrangC4ncniS Leave Dover A. NJ.
Freight; 10 M and 2 pm Leave MornStown T.
Freight g. As A NJ and IS L vi. LcUs MllVhe ,,
Freight & 43. 3 % \ VI and 10, ~ 7 Vi. -
RETURNING. LEAVE NEW-N oRk-For Dover g. 30 30;
ns0AN Freight, and 4 NJ. For Morus,own 80 II 50
AM Frs,rit and 4 g. M. For Mllylle 80, 10, IL 50
A NJ Freickt, and T. y NJ
DONIR PASSENGER LINES Leave Dover 10
AM ami 2 Nj : NIornstown. 745 \ NJ. and 30 PM;
Madison % A and 2 a. 7 Nj summit; 8 u AL and
38PM RIlville. o % A NJ and rs Z NJ, Orange, SO
A NJ and 3SP NJ Arrive at Newark % VI. and ~
PM: "a. New York al 30 A NJ and 80 Z NJ
RETURNIEG-Ioave NeW-Norh at 8 30 M amt
PM leave Newark az IS A NJ and as NJ
The Aonlng Dover Tram Will receive ana 6euVet pas
sonscrs M Rockawuy pyillc Morris Plains, MoulStown,
hadSou Chatham. summit, MIhLie, South Orange ana
OIlnge OtVots only.
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Office of DISTRIBUTIONS

NUIIJE OF DIS / ri i III . "
Nl,cc IS hrrety sNca thlt ihr ts.4acc rc-aa,ns u
che proceeds II BE Sd, of'hc rcl estate q VALENTINE
STIINpECKER late ~ t.e C'y q Now Yogs ac-cascd
instsef- is'rv maze under fh o7eT 81 the Sira,r 4
the County Of Now NorN. t Iva Slri,cAcr the Admin
isfrftrx ~ a and sr- lr tf' sos. chst's an --lts
of fr Sa interstate VIII Pee distributed ~ saii SurrD-
sir tn r annr thr creditors The >ai ufefefa ,n pro-
arf os t th.r r.nec lfr e.. - acr'rs % its ths
--. : a. ---. "a Pie Cffvof New oTN the seventh
diy Cl ry uCtt ' eleven occS ~ the forenoon ot thai
dly -Dsfld tbs IN dsg III MAY. 1911
fyei TVS A. " BRADFORD. SlUasa'e.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-11

DED ASH COAL from Spohn and Lew

is VEINS for sale by the delivered either New
York waters and vicinity on board OF vessels a. Port Rich
mond Dealers wanting very choice article viii do wei,
before purchasing. o. apply 10 r IAl.Ek ",
ny20 i'm Miners and Shippers Of Goal, Philadelphia.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-05-27

GRAND EXCURSION TO BosToN.-To- NOR
row IS the sold Election Anniversary and S it j,
calculated that there will be great doings in Boston
besides the usual attractions of Anniversary Week,
the Superintendent Of the Boston and Worcester
Railroad has made arrangements to run special
train to Boston at half the usual fare. Cars will
leave the w orcester depot at O'Clock, a. M, re-
turning leave Boston at LIZ or i p. m. In addi-
ton 10 the above, learn that the enterprzing pro
prietor ofthe Boston Museum has made arrange
ments with the Railrord Company by which tick
ct will be furnished TO the Museum, giving to all Wis
tiers an opportunity to witness the performance of
the grand brand of the ''Chlldren Of Cyprus" for
Sl,S5, including passage to and from Bsston.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-05-27
VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS
AZ Auofio,


u EATON viii sell at Public Auction the premis
IL. on SATURDAY, May 3lst, at O'Clock, p NJ. five
the most desirable unoccuped HOUSE LOTS in the cir
situated on Lincoln and Garden Streets viz: one lot dee
souh of the residence Of VIM. A. Wheeler Esq frons.
about 10 feet ON lincoln, and us Garden street. and 6
directly west of the above, fronting about rs feet Ga
street by $50 feet deep
These lots are of the pleasantest streets in
city, and but few minutes walk from Main street. Te
sale will be positive end terms liberal and offers induce
ens 10 hose wishing TO procure desirable locations sd
as will not again. Fer further particulars nauid
my2'-d3twlt E. EATON, Auo,
Commonwealth of Massachusetts,.
WorceSter, ss May 90, 1876.
10y uFtue OF an Execution which issued judguea
ID in favor OF WILLIAM GREEN LEAF of Worcesul
in said County, gentleman, the last of the Courd
Common Pleas for aid county, have taken all the r
IN equity that AMOS THAYER, of West Boylston in HI
County, yeoman, has to redeem certain NOR gagged rel
estate, laying in the norhery part of Worcester being
same estate that is described in mortgage deed there
from the said Amos Thayer TO the Worcester County
sution for Savings, recorded in the Registry of Dec
ior sand County, in the Worcester County Ins'ifu ion
Savings, in book No. page 202; and on the twenty
enth day OF June next, at ten O'Clock, A. NJ at the Amer
can Temperance House, in Worcester shall offer for sa
by public auction, TO the highest bidder said right in esui
of redemption.
myZ'-dw5t h. BAKER, JR., D. Sheriff.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-05-27

AccIDENT.-Yesterday afternoon, Mr.. Charles D.
Smith. of this city, who riding in chaise with his
little daughter, aged about six seven years. stopped
for moment to make purchase at one of the market
houses, under the City Hall, leaving the child in the
chase when the horse started off down the street. Mr.
s. Immediately followed in pursuit and seized the rens,
but tina speed at which the horse was running threw
him down, and the wheel passed him, throwing
him completely under the vehicle With great presence
OF mind Mr. 5. chung to the reins, in this painful
situation, until after being dragged ten or fifteen
rods upon the ground, the chase dashed against
lamp post and the child thrown with violence upon
the ground When taken up by the bystanders she was
bleeding profusey, but considered by the at
tending physician to be dangerously hurt
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-05-27


In his speech at Buffalo, Mr. Webster used the
following emphatic language, in reference to the
Texas indemnifcaton swindle of ten millions ofdol-
lars. 81 now declare in my own conscience before
the power who sits on high, and who will Judge you
and me hereafter, as my solemn belief that if this
Texas controversy had not been settled by Congress
in the manner called the adjustment measures civil
would have ensued-blood, American blood,
would have been she'd II + But | cannot
express the horror feel at shedding of blood in
controversy between one of these States and the
Government of the Uni ed States, because see in
it the disruption of all those ties that make us great
and happy people," We cannot but admire the
sentiment thus expressed by Mr.. Webster, and we
respect the motive which he alleges for that senti-
ment; but we cannot discover what legitimate cause
there was for Mr.. Webster's ntense.partality. He
had no horror of shedding Massachusetts blood
when he heard that poor negro had been spirited
out fthe Court House at Boston, by about dozen
Of his friends. 1t was, United States troops right
face; heroes of the navy yard, ram home your
cartridges, and men Of Massachusetts obey the Fugi
tive Slave Law or die. Oh fold Massachusetts
had only shed as much blood in the war for Ameri-
can Independence as Texas did; if she had only
been as moral, intelligent, Free and enterprzing as
this great Texas, perhaps Mr.. Webster might have
felt Mortified at the idea of shedding the blood of her
children, but he did evnce any such scruples in
February in spite of his expressions of horror at this
idea in May, In the same speech Mr.. Webster,
IN reference to the Fugitive Slave Law, said 81 was
OF opinion that summary trial by jury might be had
'cS'ch 'eOuld satisfy the prgudices Of the people;
but left the Senate, &c.
And so MIR. Webster thought summary trial by
jury might be had to satisfy the prejudices of the
people. No higher motive is expressed than to sat-
lsfy prejudlces. Was it to satisfy prejudices only
that our ancestors at Runnymede wrung this sacred
buwark ofberty from the grasp of the reluctant ty
rant King John? Could Daniel Webster find no
higher motive for the incorporation of this dearest
right of freemen into bill that affected the sacred
liberty Of thousands of Americans? We fear that
the practice of prevareang has destroyed the keen
ness of Daniel Webster's memory, and that from
his fictitious love of liberty he cannot appreciate
higher ideal political rights than to pander to pre-
JUDGES and aggrandize certain interests.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-05-27

THE SEVENTH CESsus.-The Republic of 22d
inst publishes the complete returns of the Seventh Cen
sus of this Union, which exhibits the apportonment Of
Representatives. From this statement we learn that
the total population of the Free States is 1S 32s
The Slave States contain population of 6373 1871 of
which 3,l75,7SS are slaves. In the Districts and Ter
rtores there are 160,S24 souls, of which 3,Os5 are
slaves.
The total representation is 81 ,s32625. The whole
number of Representatives is 233. The States of Ala.
bama, Connecticut Delaware, Florida, Georgia, Indi-
ana, Kentucky, Massachusetts, Maryland, New York
pennsylvania, Rhode Island, Tennessee and Texas,
have each representative added to the humber APP
pointed.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-05-27

on OLD ELECTION DAY & EVENING, MAY 28 h =.
object of which is to raise funds to support Coporttrr az
the West All who wish to aid in disseminating the trl
Of the Gospel in the Western country, and thereby ,b
the last great command of Saviour, 50 Go We into aI
world End preach the Gospel to every creaturen are I'M
ted TO come with liberal heart and we guarantee G
body Of not their soul) shall be made fat with the o
things which the Ladies will present from the s1l
which will be ahundantly supplied with Refreshments ~
Cream, Fruit Confectionery, Lemonade &c large any
choice variety OF articles will be offered for sale Ca
Speaking may be expected.
Also, singh by the GRAFTON GLEE CLUB, undero,
direction of WIN. X. HILL Esq accom- anied by the P,r
Forte.
There will be two sessions. Doors open al @ P NJ ot
at O'Clock in the evening. Tickets may be had at Hasa
amsco House Brick Store, and at the door. Admission
cents--chdren IL! cents.
II Tickets entille the holder all Refreshments eycer
ice cream, fruit, confectionery and lemonade.
Grafton, May &C. 1851. my2td2t.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-05-27

| ANNIVERsARY WEEK IN BosToN.-Tuesdav MAJ
! ~ American and Foreign Christian Union; Public
meeting in the fremont Temple, at IL O'Clock, A. M
Addresses by Rev. DR.. Berg, Of Philadelphia, Rev. r
| 5. Storrs, Jr. and others.
Anti-SIavery Society; Meeting on Tuesday after
noon and "Wednesday forenoon, at Boylston Hall. Or
Thursday forenoon and afternoon at Central Hail. Milk
street. On Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday even
| ings, at Cochituate Hall.
Unitarian COLLATION.; At Assembly Hall at O'Clock
p. NJ.
American Sunday School Union; fremont Temple
at 8, p. Nj. Report and addresses.
Pastoral Associations Sermon at Central Church, al
O'Clock, by Rev. President Hitchcock, d. d.
American Unitarian Association; Business meeting
at the Bedford street Chapel, 8, A. NJ. Anniversary
meeting and addresses at the Federal street Meeting
House, at Z IL O'Clock, P. M.
Massachusetts Home Missionary Society; Public
meeting in the fremont Temple at IL O'clock p NJ
Wednesday, May 2S.-Socety for the Relief of AGED
ana Destitute Clegymen; Chapel Bedford street. at
l-2 O'Clock
Ministerial Conference Meeting for worship and re-
gious communion in the Chapel, Bedford street at
LIZ A. M. AT O'Clock the Theological Address will
be delivered by Rev. f. H. Hedge-to be followed by
discussion. AT O'Clock, p. NJ. the Address on So
ciai Reform will be given by Rev. John Pierpon-aso
to be followed by discussion.
Society for the Promotion of Collegiate and Theo.
logical Education at the West; Public meeting in the
fremont Temple at O'Clock, A. NJ An address by
Rev Henry Smith, d. d. President OF Henrietta Col
| lege.
Boston Seamen's Friend Society; Public meeting in
| the fremont Temple at II O'Clock, A. NJ
Doctrlnal Tract and Book Society; Business meet.
ing at the Depository, No 49, Washington street, (up
stairs,) at IL O'Clock, NJ
| New England Female Moral Reform Society. An.
nual meeting at 10 O'Clock, A. M in the Lecture room
OF Park street Church. Public meeting at 3 O'Clock
r. M, when the Annual Report will be read and adj.
dresses expected from several clergymen.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-05-27
THE WHIG CREEn.

From the Boston Courier, May l ls5l.)
GIVE think, then, with reference TO the alt
absorbing topic of the day, that the safest
course, because it is the right course, for tn e
wings of Massachusetts, now to take, is to
declare and insist, that the provision of the
Constitution o { the United States for the sur
render of fugitive slaves, shall be faithfully
executed in this Commonwealth and that
the Legislature of the state, instead OF multi
plying and increasing the embarrassments
and difficulties in the way of its ex,cu ion,
shall remove from her statute-bOOk all ex-
listing impediments that were placed there
in order TO operate as obstacles to the recOv-
cry of these fugitives."
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-05-27

BEAUTIFUL ENGRAvINGs.--Mr ShiIcock. the
agent OF H. ]. Meyer & Co., whose advertisement will
be seen in another column has shown us the contents
OF his portfolio, and the plates certainly all that he
describes them. The s'Last Supper,'' after Leonard
de Vinci, is magnificent engraving and is beautifully
executed; the chiaro-scuro is admirable and the GEN
era effect is very striking. engravings are chief
y by the old Italian and Flemish masters, and will be
an acquisition to connoiseurs and young artists.