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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-07-31

New YoRK, July 81, le47
Gents AFTER having suffered many years, from re-
peated attacks Of Dyspepsia, in its worst form AMI al
mos exhausted my hopes being able 80 obtain any
permanent relief induced to have recourse 20 he
OWgenated Hters prepared by DR.. Geo. g. Green.
windsor, VI IL giv's great pleasxre TO say that
ss eject 9noH me has been highly beneficial eradca
ting the Dc ease md restoring good health; and
sincerely hone thit all who he suffering from thst
dreadful disease. will be ndnc.d TO give Medicine y
SlHl iusiy believing thew will not he disappnin d in the
Vesnlt. JOSEPH NOXIE M ~ Wan 80,
such testimony ss the ah0ve entitled 60 the conf
denee OF spePtics aad proves the efficacy of he Oxy
genated 81 ters.
REED. BATES a. AUSTIN, Wholesale Druggists.
No 2S Merchants Row, Roston, Ciener Il AGENTS
N2s AWasav
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Special Shawl Notice !
Six Desirable
HOUSE LOTS FOR SALE.

TINE above situated in the south part of the city
l within five minutes walk of the Common, on Vel
lngton The Lots have from so to TO feet 'front.'
1876 feet depth. The extends from Main Chan
dler strett-s perfectly straight 40 feet in width bor-
dered both sides with fine OF Maple has
side IS of cultivated ground, which will af-
ford The inhabitants this pure air. fine scenery,
and freeness from dust. Also in the immediate vicinity
are two public Institutions of learning 1t is believed,
that those purchasing for the purpose OF bnildne will
here find situations that retired yet business
expensive and that they will be worth double the
money now asked for them. in five years
INQUIRE of IRA BRYANT. on the premises, or of
GEO. P. BRYANT, No. l54 Main street.
el2 dThxSskwtf
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J, /. MYERS,

Great = Sc HEl i . A N m u al
rA NCY G. 90 S S a II y =.
DAsT experience has shown us, that il is for onr in
II terest well Is that Of our customers, To close
out all Stock remaining OIL han last Spring
and Summer purchases as to ensbe TO get in an
entire Stock at the of every season
and as il is motto always to adhere strict and true
to our WORT, we have actually MARKED DOWN (not
great many pretend they do) entire Stock of
Fancy Goods,
and shall sell without reserve at the original New York
COST PRICES!
Below s list of some Of the articles marked down:
Linen Wrought Pocket Handkerchief
s Muslin Edgngs and Insertirgs.
Cambria do. do.
Wrought Lace Wells.
Cambria and Muslin Wrought FlouncingH.
Wrought Inside Handkerchiels
Muslin Wrought Collars and Cuffs.
Cambria do do do.
Lace and Muslin Drapery Sleeves.
Linen, Thread and Cotton Edging,
and Inserngs.
Hosiery and Gloves.
Lace Gloves and Mtts.
Genuine Mohar Gloves and
Mitts.
Best Kid Gloves selling at 624 cents.
Fans of an endless variety.
Fringes for visettes, and Diess Trimmings,
Lace Gimps,
Braids,
Buttons,
Ribbons,
Perfumery,
and endless variety of other Fancy articles Come
early, TO secure great Bargains, at
j. L.. MYERS. New ENGLAND Fancy Stove
20 Main street, near Worcester House,
~ The sale to continue 80 days.
Remember j. L. MYERS, 80!
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AUCTIONS.
Household Furniture AL Auction

-, w AAtNOO4V1As
- w. sEi.BY a CD. will sell nj their sales Rooms
- on SATURDAY Afternoon, Inly SIst. CON-
mencing al ocIcck large assortment OF Household
Furniture, consisting IN part Of
Bureaus, Secretaries, Bedsteads, Feather Beds,
Hair and Palm Leaf Mattresses,
Cane and Wood Sent Chairs, Hair Cloth Rocking do =,
Chiiren's do, Mahogany Card and Centre Tables FIX
tension Dining Tables. Looking Glasses, Clocks, es-
sing Fables, Wash Ssands Crockery. Glass, and Tin
are one Brussels Carpet Cooking and rlor stoves,
Table Cutlery Pergeraors, with general asso tlnent
OF Kitchen Furniture, and great variety of other art
cles not enumerated. 8. w SELBY & CO,
Worcester, July 81, 1852 dit Auct'rs
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This ID the Place

Let poets sing Of sylvan grots,
And Howery groves, and ruralcots,
Tll praise the vests 4nd pants, and costs.
ofgreat Macuar!
Long since, IN Eden's garden green,
When Adam wed his bOsoms qdeenJ
The first Of tailor craft was deeny
Macullar
And since that distant time till now
No other Teufesdroeh tT0w,
Has made such vesiiture as thou,
Our own Macnllar
Thou'at clothed the naked every day,
With garments tip top aud D. X,
At prices which no more than pay
Macul.ar
And thou art ever ready still,
To dress Creation, il il will
Trade at thy ore aud pay Its biis
Maculfsri
Where are the coats like thine can ~
Where are the yeats like thine can vt!
Or where are pants that thine CART DeAtf
Nowhere Maculhr!
Fond Mother, woud'st tbos make thy TOY
Dazzle his fathers eyes with toy5
Then, oh a suit Of toggery buy,
From THE Macnliar
Fond lover If you want to thrive,
In wooing her, you lain would wises
Then by the powers of love, contTive
To see MaculaT!
For like the girdle Venus wore,
Whc made all helrts with love brim DER.
Are all the garments in the store
OF THE Macuar
So come each sturdy ariIZan,
Each grave and worthy clergyman,
Each lawyer versed in Littleton,
Each true and trust, husbandmaD,
Come every honest mothers son,
TO the sign of the well dressed full dressed man;
Number two hundred and seventy -one,
Main street, Worcester, and there put on
The cheapest, and best clothes under the sun;
Which are sold by that child" Macullar
MACULLAR, WILLIAMS g. CO., Piper's Block,
apo diff No. 27la Main street,
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Ell Pipers Block NSi street. respectfully invite the
attention Of tkr Ladies' AMI Gentlemen OF Worcester to
Gheir In ga stock OF all the varieties of mala clothing
We be- the laiies examine beautiful stock IF
Boys Clothes AMI the gen lemen invite in
specin IS the Summer, and other garments which we
have speedily provided for their and Comfort.
We yield TO ClOhers in the United States ter eE-
gance III SYKES.
CAR on u.s. Laties snd Gentlemen at tire sign of che
90 Fun Dressed Man I'll Fiper's Block, and you are
suited your taste, in the great Coihiug
smart OF MACULLAR, WILLIAMS & CO
y24 diff
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Special Notice ca For4Ywmers.

TH0MPS0N a. co.. Express forwNrders having
made arrangements Tor drawing Checks directly IN tie
Belfast BANKING Company, al Belfast, ireland, any of
itshranches- ready draw Checks the above
COMPANY, from E 10 El0,On0.
The advantage efseASiRg 10 friends l6road Back
Check instead OF Drafts ndRidgals must be clearly
obvious.
Bills Of Exchange, Checks, and Passage Certificates,
for passages from Liverpool 10 New York or Bosloa
furnished al thas nfice- ) " z. UICKCoX, Agent,
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COPARTNERsHIp NOTICE.

fTNHE subscribers have this day entered into Co.
Il partnership under The firm of BASSETT EARLE,
4 BROTHER, for the purpose of transaciing the
Wholesale Commission Produce Business at the new
building erected IN I. d o. Earle's Lumber Yard al
washington Square nearly opposite the Boston a Wor-
ceStes Freight Depot.
AKAE BAssETT,l
Taos. EAaLE, BAssETT, EARLE & BROTHER,
o. X. EARLE. f
Worcester, July 10, 1852.
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Miss M. s. Ladd,

Teacher on Piano Forte.
A LsU of Mono Chromatic, and Pencil Drawing, re-
n specially solcits the patronage of those cirzens
Of Worcester ana vicinity, who DESTROYS of acquir-
ing knowledge of those arts.
Terms For pa Lessons on Piano.. ...$l0.
Mono Chromalic and Drawing. .......$ each.
instruction will be given the houses Of pupils, re-
auested Further particulars be obtained by calling
q her, at No. 2 West street. Jy3l DIM
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stock, Exchange, and Money Broker,
No. geo tlatn street.-Jucurrent Bank Notes
Dra :, stocks sad Specie, bought and sold Bills of Elk
cnage IdrawR on Barring Brothers. & Co > able ia
England, Ireland, Scotland &C. in suns TO suit Drafts
and Notes collected IN any Stale in tive Unien and the
Canadas Loans negotiated, &C., &c
Office directly roRt ofthe Worcester House. and on
positeEne Worcester Connty Bible society's Depo,ery
Worcester. Nav -. 1889. o,ste
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still they come. Though many have borgfit
and used, thu justly celebrated Ruspinis Italian
Hair Tonic, the rush is still increasing and we'll il
may tor il Is we'll known. that lis the best avticle to
Keep the heat cieansed dardru scuYi and to pre-
and beawiIv the hair that ever brought sito
or Ut up in this market. Prepared, and sold whole
sale by @. $ 4 A J. HOWE, druggists, Foster street
and d. SCOTT, Jr ,SI9 Main street. febs8 dtf
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Genuine Family Medicines, and PGysician's
prescriptions carefully prepared from aterials Ct the
Dui est char cter.
That the pTreSt, and most reSi bic Drugs shodId Ia
used in The preparation Of family medicines, and pre-
scriptioas proposition clear be GpesIieae1.
The subscriber fully recognizing This important fact as
the public, that medicines obtained Of him.
be depended 1pon surpassed in point Of quakty-
l.. Z. LAZELL, APO lhecary,
mays daNif 20l Main stIees-
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DuB, qt E. Iowa Sept. 10, 1886
Dr. Geo B. Green. Windsor, Vt,-Dexr Tlosc, .
Intended bef're 'eaving Washington CITY, ss sprinp
20 sa' to you in black and wkte have freu,entsv
done viva voce how highly esteemed your Oxyeenated
bters, and that have doubt but they will AZ as
certain speedy, and agreeable for ID, spepsia in ary
casr' nassrTs not how obstinate You Bitters acted
Martin. H. d. Foster, and Others as thew aid WIN NV
sen Your 0bedient servant
GEO W. JONEs
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Assignee's Sale.


ON FRIDAY, the 18th day. Of August next, at 10
" O'Clock A. M. ID front Of the Grafton Hotel, in
GRAFTON Centre, will be sold Public Auction the bal
of the Real and Personal Property, belonging to
the Estate OF SAMUEL WOOD, Esq, an isovent
debtor, to wit Ia Acres Meadow Land about Acres
Wood Land Said Woods Life Estate in abuat 30 ores
oil Moving, riIlage, and Wood Land al situated tut
short dist Westerly from Grafton Common.
Ais about acres of valu bic Land situated Easter
ly from Id Common Also pews in the First Con-
gregaiona Socetys Meeting House in sand Grafton to
wit: Ma %, %, Al, and =. AIso Horse Shed, IN rear
Of said Meetiag HOu.e. Also, Pew in the Old Meeting
House, in the town Of scarborough Also share in
the Grafton Aqueduct Company.
Also, a large amount of Notes and Accounts against
sundry persons portion OF which secured BY mort
gage on real and personal estate part of Notes
against responsible persons, and il is hoped hat all
persdns who indeb ed said Estate will avail them
selves of earlier opportunity the day of sale TO
buy and adjust their liabilities to said Est tie
II who are indebted, please read and pay before the
sale
Also, 10 shares in the Oxford Bank. / Gold Watch
Silver Sp ons, together with many other articles not
mentioned
The conditions of sale will be Cash Cor all sums under
$50. All sums above $780, thuty days. with good secu.
riiy. LOWELL BAKER Jr
July ~, 1852. jy29-dts Assignee.
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ThO1mpsO1h q NO'ss WeNOeFM EEpFtbss
Waldo Block. v oTcesteF Goo,s and Packages for
warded 20 Springfield, Northampton. Greexfie2, Brat
Buffalo Cleveland Cincinnati Detroit, Chicago and al
tnterNledisTe places
DRAF1s, MeTEs, BIgAs, &c, collected at az the
abnve p aces. s. v. Fi{i KC X, Agent,
jes au WaldS Block, Main street.
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DIR. ii. W. BmxtOn. PULMexIsT, CexRer {
Main and Myrtle streess opposite Col oss Nurserg,
Where his services be promPty ehtaiued 81 aa!
hour by day or night when not preveRted by preVcH
Professional nsties.
Auscultation and Advice, Free. def-eec25
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Having recently purchased at Auction, in BostoG,
sarge qua;tiy OF Gard Stock a very low figure, tie
subscribers prepared 10 print Visiting Wedding and
Business f,ards NJ rafes SO lew wl obvate the
cesssty of geEitsg such work BosioR or New York
EARLE q DREW, Nc 2is Main street
Worcester July %, 1852. DIFF
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y. WashYourn 81 G.. n, H

HAVE formed c0snection In business Is Attorneys
and CoBn~etants al Law.
Office In Worcester Bank Block, Foster street.
Worcester. June 9 1852 &H
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Mistaken Rooms directly opposite the ARerean Ten
perance House, Mai street, Worcester, Mass, where
he prepared receive orders fog Busts Statues, Me
dalltOu and Cameo Likeaesses, DC Designs for konu-
mental Works also FURNISHED on short Ro6ce.
6j3 dawE
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ms. M. PETITE NGILL & co, Newspaper Al
vertising Agents. the Agents the Daily aud Week
Nv Sp, and are authorized receive Advertisements ara
Subscriptions for the lowest Their receipts
are regarded a. payments their offices at New
York, I22 Nassau streets B,stoR, ~ State street.
jelB da"fs
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Cool and Refreshing.-L- T. Laze Druggist
and Apotecary, will continue to draw apOR his Soda
Fountain through the season, in favor of his friends
asd he public at the old stand, 2O1 Main Slreet.
may20 an
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CITY COAL YARD.
7 r U T H.

L Il L ID.
A BOND for l00u, to leave the store or before
IN ceraiu time, and an agreeneRt to take and
from sid store, and from store in neighboring city,
equal part Of The old Stock, belonging late firm,
all al which having been comBlied with is the way
in which ain advertiser in this mornings SPY, eff
eeied his removal from the old stand his present To-
cation. The public may be assured that no les
than 700 20 OF cid Stock, of il parcul ry
low cost, taken and placed upon the shelves OF
newly ftted up store not over half mile from No IL
Main where those who particularly desire pur
chase from this Stok. all fresh and new, scarcely
three Eonths old y with old rash TO work in'
probably have ca nee. More truths if necessary.
jy22 DIFF T. A. G..
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Sparkling Soda Nater.-50 tickets for $lO0
at E. ii MAkSH'S, corner OF Main
mAy3 diff and Pleasant streets
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WANTE D
Farm for Sale at a Bargain |!

Farm for Sale at Bargain!
&A ONE of the productive Farms, of about
ESIX 100 Acres, in the Couny, with the crop, stock,
- AID toos, if desired. The annual product OF
Fruit alone, will pay twothird. of the interest of the
purchase. Buildings and fences in first condition,
miles from the Court duuse will keep II q, VS. the
year rouni. Land rst-rate for fruit vegetables grass
and gram, and i'll high state of CULTIVATION An OPP
portunil is here ted OF obtaining bargain, that
seldom easy. Inquire of
WIN. GREENLEAF, Esq, Main street.
Worcester, July 7, 1852. dIstf
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Great Improvement IN
BOTANICAL DENTISTRY
r. n H II III
Or. s. 81. M xLLHR.

INSERTED upon neu plan. invented and patented
BY DR.. Allen, Professor in the Dental College OF Gin
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SuRvEyoR GENERAI's Ovr,cr

wore Evidence I'm favor OF the Oxyge-
mated Bttters. From Hon. Geo. w. Jones surgev
or General of lava. ''NS-
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Bounty lands and Pensions!

And nj, ayv matters attended TO as usual. Cash pal
Tor Soldiers Warrants. by W. .. BARiON,
cOuNsELLeR, AND NOTARY PUBLIC,
jy1-dawis3m Harrington Corner worcester.
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Young Mems Christian Association.

THE Readmg Rooms OF this Association will be open
Il to the public during the pres mt week
Ladies and Gentlemen cordially invited visit the
Rooms at any hour after O'clock AN
jy28 dr. A. G. WOOD, Seci'y.
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Fans. Fans. Fans.
A SPLENDID assortment of the celebrated and fash
IA ionabe SPANISH FANS.
Upwards of 90 different patterns Just received and
be sold at unusuay low prices, at
]. l.. MYERS, New England Fancy Store,
je22-dtf 2i0 Main street, near Wo cester House.
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Gold Leaf.
NOTICE

EKTE shall offer Stock of Jewelry and Fan
" cy Goods at greatly reduced prices until Fl ST
OF October next, as we intend ut that time into
our new store. l.. d. GUDDARD & CO.,
No 2OS Main street, first Block South of the Worces
House. i23 diff
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| fet even now my heart is reproaehing me for
what have done. How are we to live, Ny
Gabrielle. yoa do not know how have strue-
gled and labored. sometimes, only for o crust Of
breadi''
" Mother, you shall labor no more. My sis
ters are very just: all that is mine, they viii
give me- We will live on very little; we viii
find out some little quiet village where no one
will know who we are, or where we come from,
and there we will rest together. I will never
leave you more--never more until death parts
u.s."
She hung upon her mothers neck, kissing the
pale brow and sunken cheek, and wiping away
The tears that were yet falling though more
slowly and more calmly falling now.
Conclusion to- morrow. i
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From Enigran, to his .4tsea. IPJe
Contributcd to the London Morning Post in 1907 but
just published for the first time in any collected cdi-
ion of his works, by his daughter, Sara ColerdgeI
If thou vert here these tears were tears OF light
But from sweet vision did start
AS made these eyes grow idly bright
And though weep yet still around my heart
sweet and playful tenderness doth lingcr,
Touching my heart as with an infants finger.
My m 18th half open, like wt!ess man,
saw our couch. quiet room
Its shadows heaving by the fre-lisht gloom;
And o'er my lips subtle feeling ran.
And o'er my lips soft and breeze-like feeling
know not what-but had the same been stealing
Upon a sleeping mothers lips, guess
1t would have made the loving mother dream
That she softly bending down to kiss
Her bnbe, that something more than babe did seem
A floating presence Of its darling father.
And yet its dear baby self fur rather.
Across my chest there lay a weight: 20 warm
As if some bird had taken shelter there;
And 10. seemed to womans form
Thine, Sara. thine? o joy. if thine 1t were
] Igazed with stihe breath and feared to stir it,
No deeper trance eer wrapt II yawning spirit
And now. when seemed sure thy face to see
Thy own dear self in our own quiet home;
There canle an elfish laugh. and wakened me:
Twas Frederic, who behind my chair had comb,
And with his bright eyes at my face was peepipg
blessed him. tried to laugh. and fell weeping
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ESCAPE OF rIIE EpIroB OF THE VOICE OF PEc-
rLEThe Cuban editor ef the revolutionary paper pub
shed the Island having been tracked by the spies of
the government, disguised himself and took refuge In
Havana, the NewYork and Mobile steamer. the Black
Warrior A very vgilant search of the steamer was
ordered by the authorities and she detained
her time advertised for sailing The presence
of Spanish soldiers the decks of American steamer
though the guns of the Cuhanas caused great
itching in the pedal extreties of certain NewOrieans
boys board who could scarcely restrain themselves
kicking the nyrmidons of tyranny into the sea-
They consoled however for this deprivation when
they had got out Of reach of the Moros guns by the
editor Of The Voice of the People, who Kidding himself
q, certain red wskers and moustachios and Of rather
tattered and dusty suit of garments
stepped forward freeman, beyond the reach of the
tyrants, amid the accamatons of the Americana on
board This happy escape dused general 10y on board
the ship The fugitive arrived in city yesterday and
warmly welcomed by his comrades in exile and pat
rotism Delta OF yesterday, T..
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Es,. PHILADELPHIA SADDLE Axs !kuNM wARtH Use,
stany eois from heir NJ" sory fhadv,eh and
the The stock and well seectr,
iallows SADpLERY, saddlery HhRDM hNE HARNESS
Ef TRAVELLING AND PACKING TRUHhs, INDIA RDHHER
GOODS SADDLE COACH. Harness. AND fsuag MAKERS
MATERIALS, THIhhilNos, Stc,
tAr Purchasers ass iRStsd 10 es;, sss tm
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LACEY & CO., 81 st. Charles street,
~ BRANCH OF LACEY IL PtlILIdPS's CELEBRATED IiAR
NESS rhatslphs offering the finest and most
lshioanhle HARNESS. SADDLES
fs- REPAIRING si'p1CTIY ATTENDEDTo ee1 lyAW
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MUSIC STORES, ETC.
sADDLERY, HARNESS, ETC

NTEWARK, Nj, sADDLERY Ware fE2ssasA
~ House.ANDREW G. BULL Co. No; Is s,ssas Csna'
Manufacturers md Importers iSADDLERi and SADDLEW
constantly hand large and complete assortment OF
leiher Hccskns SADDLEks TOOLS Trimming of de-
scIiption at No. is CANAL STREET .,,z, - n,,,, co
saiydaW ANDREW q. buLL q w.
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Harmony Dfvslon no. To- 8. of T.The following the
oers Division present JAMES BEeGs, W. P
Wa s. MovsT ST WA r. HasaaEos a. r s; ~ Jsfs SoyAs
C MsyR, 81 coRsates aoLnsa, o. Division
pssets EVERY MONDAY EVENING, a. femparahsa tai ssts
Easllss stsas. = ,-
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The most useful Lesson in the school Of life, IL
that which teaches w 80 be eoateht
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FROM BnRairpA Sr. THoMAs-Thc steamer Petral
has arrived at NewYork, bring dates from the former
place to the 25ti and the latter to the Goth uit.
The BarbRdoes market was lively. ==s-4a
The brigs Kate Pendergast and Extra, Of Baltimore
were at St. Thomas.
The small pox was disappearing from Jamaica. Ameet-
ing of planters had been held to facilitate emigration to
Australia. and large numbers were going
At Demerara the yellow fever had disappeared and the
weather fine Sugar making progressing rapidly
At Antigua drouth prevailed The 1nagua salt
crop was promising
The Barbados sugar crop reached Al 900 hhds The
drouth severe and wood scarce. American pro-
duce scarce.
At Trinidad a sadaccidant had occurred Thesteamer
Victoria, running between Port Spain and San Fernando
| burst her boiler killing mary passengers
Gov. Elliott, suite aud funly among the passen-
gers board the Petrol. Ho Las been recalled Gov
of Bermuda and will probably be succeeded by Mi
| Matthews, late Consul at Charleston.
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DAILY CRESCENT.
OFFICIAL JOURNAL
THE DAY-DREAM. .BY sAMuEL TArIon CoLERlpeE.

Of THE CONSOLIDATED CITY OF NEW ORLEANS
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