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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-03-10
Woroegter and Naghua Railroad.


~ SD 1870 l:isz5.s si;s55z s3sss.
Passenger Trains viii RIM as follows
Leave Arrive at Groton Arrive ut
Worcester at Junction Nashua and LoWerat
$50 am. e05 m. 40 am. $50 am.
li,l5am, 70 50 pm. l.l2 pm. ITO pm
AIS pm. 5S5 pm. Gig pm. ego D m
Leave arrive at Groton Arnve at
Nashua and Lowell junction Worcester
Z 30 am. Is am. sos am. 9l5am.
lbs IN. lI.30 am. 1890 pm. I5Qpm
5.O5 pm. AS pm. 5.35 pm. 700 D M
CONNECTIONS WITH OTHER ROADS
Trains arriving at Nashua urecIy with trans
Of Concord, Boston Concord and Montreal Northern,
Passumpslc, and Vermont Central Railroads. The first
and second trains from Nashua Connect with Gown
trains OF all the above roads-the third train with those
of the Boston Concord and Montreal and Concord all
roads Each and from Grotnn Junction Except
thai at 1890 p. TO Nashua which has connection
with upward tchburs train ing Boston at ~ m.,)
connects with upward and downward trains of Fitch
burg Railroad, and Stony Brook Railroad to and from
Lowell
At Worcester $50 a. train connects with Steam
boat train from York via Norwich. Ills a. IN.
meets vi Boston and Worcester, Providence and Wor-
cester Norwich and Worcester, and Western RAJ road
trains. Ais D. with trains from all above
named roads, includng the EXPRESS Train from New
York and Albany. Train arriving at 9.l5 connects
with the m. trans of all the roads, including
Express Train to New York and Albany. That arriving
at p. m with p. m. trains of above roads That
irving It y M with the New SoFk Steamboat Train
via Norwich.
FITCHBURG AND WORCESTER R. R. TRAINS.
running with Wore ester and Nashua tiains
Leave HChburg at 5.45, and 2.4O and 5.45 p.
Leave Worcester at $50 and Ill am sOand p.
FREIGHT TRAINS run da1y each way between
Worcester, Groton Junction, Nashua, Lowell and Fitch.
burg
u For connections with the other road at Worces-
ter, GrotOn Junction. and Nashua, Snow and Will
der's Pathfinder and Railway G aide.
10 Through Tickets issUsd at Worcester for Bur-
lington, Montpelier, Wells River and White River juno
tu the fare by each Of the different routes via
Nashua and Fichburg but no change OF is made
on the Nashua route.
freight Train with PASSENGER attached stopping
and starting from Lincoln Square.
j. ". sTOWELL, sup't.
Worcester, Nov. ], 1859. ie29 dawtf
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J. G. Pearson

NX0ULD respectfully inform the public, that he ha
w taken The old stand Of Farley & Pearson, 20s
Man stree Worcester, Mass where he continues to
manufacture Carharl's celebrated patent Serphines,
Meioahnes and Eolians, single and douhe reed, from
to octavns, and OF the best sly and finish.
Every Instrument made Bad sold hy the suhst ribeT is
warranted to give perfect satisfaction.
janl daw GIN
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For SALE.

49, FOUR Cottage Houses, situated on Pleasant
Ss.sIA street. about five mmues walk from the Depot,
-R-iss-Ss will be sold on liberal terms
For further particulars, inquire of
l.. ID. GODDARD, No 1877 Union Block,
febl0 DIFF Main street.
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MAR"'pS Paient Oh IL the abandonment, cheapest
ltl nm les article for light ever discovered and the
universe lvOr aud admiration which this article has
bined II can be had Of A. II. NEWTON, Agent.
Mo- 207 Main street, Worcester
Ais Lamps, Cans. Tubes, Wicking, De-
NJ. b. Particular attention given 10 alterng oiI
Lamps. which does not exceed ~ cents per Lamp.
Oct2S dawif
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r.. 'hN "Vat uffci route
no,n newport ahd Providence to Springfield Albany
nhfatogn, northampton Greenfield Fi,chl u,g h Saa
bellows Falls, Rutland Burlington, Nashus. MaasSss
s, concord, White River Junction, Monipeler md ~
p,Jvhsa,, 49,. is sl.A " soUTHwiCK, sup't.
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Butter and Cheese.
1870 LBS. VT. Dairy Butter, in small and large
-f0OO tubs.
5000 lbs. vi. Dairy Cheese part Sage
$40 bbls. assorted Winter and Fall Apples.
200 lbs. tioney comb, in sn a boxes
90 bushels Philadelphia SheL-barks
Also, Squsshes, Bees, Onions Potatoes Citrons and
great assortmei of Groceries for sale at
GILBERT c. KNAPP'S, No. Front street
Worcester. Oct. so, 1852. diff
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NEWPORT AND sApAro,

" Passengers leaving Newport In Inc mo,,,,n, ,...
reach Saratoga the same evening. cunning "ay
fench newport tho same evenn b V''''"s "nV
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Chaminal Snans.

- rows. Brett's, Kendal's, Winchester's, Ameri
- can cam, ami etery known Udlie " can be bought
by the box, or less quantity, at the lowest prices, at
HUNTINGTON'S
fehS diff No Stones Block
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Cheap Grocery Store.

THE subscribers would give notice that they have
l taken the Store formerly occupied by II. HOLDEN,
corner OF Scnool and Union streets, which they have
hteu up in the best style, it'll stock Of Goods,
which VIII be sold cheap be bought in this
city. BY strict attention business, they hope TO merit
the patronage of their friends.
Goods delivered any part of the city free Of charge
II. S. MOORE & SON.
Worces er, Oct. 70, 1852. diff
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Just Reoeiuad.

A LARGE assortment Of Gilchrsra best quality Of
In offering these Razors to this puhlIr we wish 10
nave y DISTINCTLY nhdeIs0od that every Razor IN war
Ihlen una every Razor that does not Give satisfaction
WI" w eAchahBtd, or We Will rturis tho amount paid
.,e $40 l.. ID. GODDARD, Agent,
hplo dif No. 1917 Union Block, Main street
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nN Main street, two pleasant LODGING ROOMS
~ furnished, and taken Of, may be obtained for
sisgle gentlemen, by inquirng AZ 1856 Main street.
sepi26 dt
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Cottage House for Sale or to Rent

IA SITUATED in pleasant Grove, on Hill st.
lm,B South of May street, aud near the Dread Insti
! tute said Cottage is aew, and contains seven
hooms, Apply 10 Il. b. LOWELL.
hoN<S dtApl+
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North End Markell

FE'HE subscriber has opened a, Market in BANGS
Block opposite The Court Hoase, where he intends
Keeping ass0rtInents of,
EATS AND LES,
and trusts by keeping good articles low prices
ceive his share of patronage
u Goods delivered IT. any part Of the city.
novls dti j. E. WOOD
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For Sale, Exchange, or Rent.

FOr sac, Exchanges, or Kent.
ia TWO STORY DWELLING, near Col
iHH Abbott's, on Pleasant street, with and
half Of land. If rented, Barn aud Shop will be
erected and leased with it, Also, small FARM of 30
acres, near New Wore .ster, with unfinished
House IT,.
Also, for sale if applied for soon, TWO STORY
DWELLING HOUSE, on West street. Apply to
DANFORTH BROWS,
or,P. @ BACON,
feb4 Central Exchange.
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Important to the Afflicted.

In Six Days, or No Pay!
| NJ HILL, after an extensive practice of fourteen
~ years, continues usual TO give advice gratis and
eject permanent cures in all private Diseases in the
shortest possible time. New cured in from three
TO SIX days, Invariably, If strictly attended to. Old
chronc Cases cured could he expected. Med.
lcmes Tree iroin mercnry and all mineral posons and
are particularly recommended travellers, and all
oherS VINO wish to avoid detection, they require no
change in diet, or confinement from business
1Oung mtn who have been addicted TO a certain vice
ana are now suffering from he runous effects il has up
on te heau ana nervous system, should apply DIR. IT,
who has never lailed cure the most difficult of ali
COMPLAINS, and IN the shortest possible time.
N. Is. Friends and Others who are daily recomu end
ing patients 10 my care will observe that my office il al
NO l2l Main str ct Worcester, Mass
travellers, seamen ami others, who wish to be curel
"hhou' mercury, hiGdrance rom business or exno>ute
10 friends, should apply rs possible and a per
Iec cure VIII be guaranteed in all curabe cases and if
the case not durable the patient shall know IT, aud mo-
eharges made for advice Recollect l2l Main street
T. - Letters TO insure attention. must be post mid
janis de,dd,f
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Choioe Preserves.

TUST received lot of cioice Preserves, including
81 every variety, put up in the best order in stone Jars
by J. e. GREGORY,
Nos. |, g. 5, and Main street. OF pose Court House
an22 diff
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Tn LET


A LARGE ROOM, over the Store Of the subscriber,
"A suitable for an office. Apply to d SCOTT, JR,
novl9 dtf 243 Main street
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Vi. 5. Esallord. 9J Main st,

BLINDS, WINDOW SASHES. DOORS,
&C., of all kinds and prices made from Northern and
Eastern Lumber. constantly hand, or made TO order
at the shortest notice Also,
BLINDS PAINTED, furnished, and hung
plete. Sashes glazed with Glass OF any qualify
GROUND GLASS, always on hand it will be
ground to order. Broken windows repaired at short
notice. NJ orders by mail, Otherwise promptly at
tended to. Goods packed for their destination, and
ranted to arrive without breakage. TIE inhabitants OF
Worcester County in want of such articles, invited
TO call At No Is Main opposite the Court House
examine my stock, and see iof themselves.
'p1 d3taw WHY Nj. 8 BALLORn
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GROCERIES, &c.
APPLES
Winter Apples.

IN BBIs. Of naldwia,, Rus,eus. &c, for sale by
w A. HUNTINGTON,
lebl6 dH No stones Block.
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WARRRN STAGGls

Choice Sugar Cured Hams
x CASKS Of the above celebrated Hams jus, received
- aul for sa lie by II. T, EATON & GO
feb2l dG 1856 Vain street
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IUCdI DWdIU OI INtItItHtt.
hessrs. EHoch Train N Co.; e. Howe a. Co; Bar-
char1, Converse Il Co Nash, Calender * Co ]. II.
kimbull a Co.; George II Gray & Co James Read,
ESQ Albert Fearing, Esq. II. VI. Iiolbrook, Esq r.,
b. Forbes Esq Philip Grefly, Jr ED george WI
liam Gordon, Esq Hon VIM G. Bates, all of Boston.
The mixed system of Life Insurance adopted by this
Company and the best English Offices, all the
combined advantages of the stock and Mutual systems
The Premiums TO be paid in Cash and the present val.
ne OF Annual Dividends is payable Cash, on demand
or deducted from future Premiums, al the option Of the
party insured
IL California Life Insurance, and Permits for Aus
ira ia, Oregon, and the Sandwich islands, at reduced
rates OF premium. GEORGE II. BATES,
General Agent, New England Branch Office, No. le
Congress street, Boston, corner of Post Office Avenue
a few doors from State stfeet)
JOHN A. DANA,
No. Central Exchange, Worcester.
GEO. A. BATES, Meticd Examiner.
oet9 dSaWaweowly
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SAL 1t

A QUANTITY Of Winter Apples for sale by the
N Dbl. low, iy LEE SPRAGUE 81 co.
febl0 diff
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Straits and Bank Oil.
z6 BBLs. Struts and Bank OIL in store, and for sale
- ~ q, y. a. A. j. HOWE,
Jan26 dr. Wor. Bank Block.
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Providence and Worcester Railroad
III ssm rEssss5 GEE 7'st rzs8ssgsE5

On and ane, Monday, Mo-, LIST, 1859, through PAS.
ENGLR TRAINS will leave follows:
Leave Providence 7.39, and u 30 a. m and las D. m
Leave Worcester at Z. 05, and Ii IN. amt D. m.
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Ssaans. THE BUILDING in Pleasant street, now
IIssE# used Engine House. II will make good
ii55sssA stand for a Store. Apply to
.k.AAsA octls DIFF VIM. DICKINSON.
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TO LET.

d. A STORE on Main and Southbridge streets,
a-;i. Worcester a good location for Grocery any
.lasA other business 1t is occupied by l.. Spring,
3D., Esq Possession given the first of April, 1853
Apply TO l.. l.. MASON, Esq, 1853 Main street, or TO
iebl4 DIFF w. ADAMS, No. Maple Court.
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H o r s A. L. e .
REMnVAI.


THE Subscriber, having taken an Office in PaiDe's
/ Block, No 236 Main street, wauld respectfully ten
der his services as
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Pure Horse padisl

7 , AlSED ami put up fer family use on the farm O
\ the late Richard bsgg Jr., West Springfield. Fol
sale Wholesale and Retail az The MauuaciuI prices
at the Provision Store OIL. S. CULVER, No. Is FROM
street, under Horticultural Hall
Worcester, Feb. Is 1858 mari d2ms
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SARDINES.

100 BOXES very choice.
IOO $50 hall boxes DIS. do, just received and for
sale bv H. T. ia ron y Co,
frb2 dIf l66sNam street
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Butter and Cheese.

NOW receiving, since the recent decline in price
IN choice Diaries Of Bntter and Cheese from Chau
tauqui, ST Lawrence, and franklin Counties, N Y.
Also, Vermont Butter, in small packages, which we
offer at The lowest market price, by the package.
iebI0 diff LEE SPRAGUE a co.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-05

Three persons confined in the Ballard county
Ry) jail effected their escape last week. by cutting
hole in the floor and undermining the foundation.
One was Methodist preacher, confined last winter
on a charge of murder.
The whole number Of deaths in the city of Port
land, Me-, during the year ending March 3lst, 1853,
42S; Of this number 2l2 were males and 216 fe-
males, l3s died Of consumption. During the pre-
vious year the deaths numbered 345.
The building used by the Masons and Sons of
Temperance, at Jacobsport Coshocton county,
Ohio, was destroyed by fire, and the books regalia
&c. Of the societies burned up.
Mr.. James Davidson was so severely beaten in
a drunken froc, in Rochester, Coshocton county
Ohio, on the 10Th ult, that he died in few hours.
John Miller has been fully committed by Recorder
Clark Of Utica to take his trial for arson in the first
degree "a capital oience) in setting fire to brew
cry where persons slept, in the night time.
The wooden paper mill at Manayunk occupied
by Messrs. Reed & Wount, and Messrs. Haley h
Bushler together with about a dozen adjoining
houses, were destroyed by fire on Sunday morning.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-05

A SOLDIER DRUMMED OUT OF THE SERVICE IN
CANADA.-Ye Yesterday morning, a private named
Charles Martin, belonging to the Rifle Brigade, was
drummed out of the service in the customary dis
graceful Ito him) manner, in the Tete de Pont Bar.
racks. 1t would appear that this man, while con.
fined in Jail for some civil offence last summer, APP
piled to the sheriff for permission to hang the Indian
Henry, his fellow prisoner, convicted of murder; and
men of his stamp rare to be met with. his SER
vices accepted, and the disagreeablc duty done
and paid for. This matter came to the ear of the
colonel of the Rifle Brigade, and as the man was
still prisoner when the battao n left for Quebec,
there was no disposition manifested to allow him to
rejon his regiment. Consequently he remained in
Kingston, confined to barracks, ever since. Mean
while application was made to the Horse Guards,
and instructions were received to drum the fellow
out; which, as Col. Prince would say, was done &C
cordngly. Owing to the kindness of Col. Young,
who was present at the drumming, the fellow was al
lowed to escape out Of the back gate Of the barracks
for had he come out of the front gate, the crowd
waiting for his advent many OF them armed with
sticks and stones would not have allowed him to
cape with his life.-Ringsfon British Wing, 1pra'l
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AWFUL CALAMITY -EIGHT PERSONS BURNT
The startling intelligence reached this place yester
day morning, about 10 o'clock, says the Cheraw Is.
C) G0.ettc of the 30th ut, that the jail Of the dis
prisoners confined within its walls. This report was
soon confirmed by the following letter from DR..
Craig. clerl. Of the court, to which we refer for
parti ,ulars
CHESTERFIELD COURT HOUSE, March 20, 1853
Tie Chesterfield Jail consumed By fire this morning
about THREE o'clock destroying the lives Of eight per
The fire first discovered in Of the front
rooms, used as a cook When first discovered it
then too late to render assistance to the prisoners up
stairs sufficient to enable them to make their escape.
The of those consumed Mandaville II. Hall,
Robert Dickson, John Parr Francis NJ Hall, William
Groons and Malcolm Martin prisoners; Mrs Martin, wife
Of MALCOLM Martin, John Martin, brother of Malcolm
Martin The last two visit to Malcolm Martin
jas W. lowers and Rich Dickson discharged yeser
day they capped. W. W. Campbell IN the debtor's
room and turned out in time to be saved Every
ertion was used the lives Of the prisoners and
building, but all failed
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RAILROAD ACCIDENT AT PITTsBURG.-A man.
whose name is supposed to be Holton or Colton, was
run over the Pennsylvania Railroad, in Pitts
burg on the lst inst by a tender attached to the
locomotive, and instantly killed. The body, after
laying on the street for short time, conveyed
to the Mayors office by order Of Coroner Lowry.
The deceased was mangled in horrible manner
one of the legs was severed from the body, and cut
almost to pieces; the heart and head were hurt bad
ly and other portions Of the body much bruised.
Two wheels OF the tender passed over the person OF
the deceased. Certain evidence which was brought
out before the coroners jury, to the effect that Col
ton was killed by means Of the locomotive engine
running at speed greater than is lawful, and with
out the customary warnings, induced the Coroner to
arrest the engineer, and he was accordingly com
mitted to prison on charge of murder. writ of
haLeas corpus was subsequently taken out, and the
prisoner finally admitted to bail in 81 800 to answer
the charge Of voluntary manslaughter.
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D1sa STEERS. &c.

MIssISG Vfssns-Schr Pacalangi (of Provincetown)
sailed from Boston, Dec IA for Cape Hayten Jas Sparks
master, aged 81 years, OF Provncetown Ben olQkn.
SON mate, Of Quincy aged "a Rchd Tines cook James
kidder OF Cbares,own Mass Charles Prince and Jacob
Sanders, seamen. On Dec IT, the p was seen by Can't
Cook, Of the bark Susan Jane of Boston living to in
gale On Fec ~ lat 261 Ion SIS 40 bark Lafayette Al
len, q New Bedford reported passing schooner bottom
up, answering the description of the PacaIanRi The
was new vessel her first voyage 12S tons valued at
SS GEO. and insured in ProsiDcetown for 90O Schr
Sunbeam OF and from Provincetown, sid Dec ID for st
Thomas since which nothing has been heard from her
Capt Geo Stull Of Provnecsown master, aged 43;
tin, colored man. cook; James Pullman and John MLel-
Ian, scamen She had also passengers Capt II Hill
lard of the firm of ii billiard Co. of Province
Town aged az; German carpenter from East Boston,
aged about 49, and boy from the vicinity Of Worcester
aged Is. The Sunbeam good vessel Of 100 TONS 5
years old valued at 81 600 and insured in Provncetown
for 81 200.
Smr POLAR STAR, f,om Boston for NOreans which mt
into Nassau after striking the Mosee Shoals struck
during the day to get her off, got aoat BY wreckera
after tightening her Of about fourth Of her cargo
which they received compensation among which were
several packages for the Chocaw agency the goods IL
stated will probably net the salvors $50 OO0 They had
sold portion Vessel unnjured, and valued at $40 0OO
SHIP GOLDEN FAarR, from NOrleans for st Petersburg
was ashore at the mouth Of the False Pass 9th ut
SHIP SOUTH CAROLINA Sanford at Mobile oath ult from
Liverpool and Dublin Skofed at do from Glasgow each
lost on anchor and chain during gale OF the kaacs,
1ath.
SHIP Osborn, Norwer, lost on Grand bahamas, was
loaded with railroad iron and crockery part OF which
saved Inc passengers wsuld probably b tAksa On by
The Polar STAG
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Port Of New York, April 4, 1853.

CLEARED.
Ships-Albion (Nor) Koht, Cronstadt, Schmidt h Bal
chen Owego, Bolland, New Orleans Nelson & Son;
Centurion Coombs, Liverpool, Zerega Co.
1niene MeKen1e t Johns NF Deaey Mary Mcxay
Bramball, British West Indies. Thompson Hunter;
vesta Ellen Whitmore, Port Prince, Brett, vose Co.
Eloise, Robinson wilmington, NC, L McCready Co
Warner, Harmon, Charleston, L McCready Co;
Elizabeth Lee Norfolk Post c5 Nos. Dewitt IT. Hen lem
lett Baltimore, MAILER & Lord Mariner Powell, Will
mngton NC E S Powell
ARRIVED
Ship Sir Robert Peel (IIam), Wienhotz, Liverpool, AZ
days. with 81 passengers. to 0 Baker.
Ship Agnes (Brem), Schlling Liverpool, 46 days, to
Oelrchs Co. Experienced succession of heavy west
ship John Rutledge (of chareston), wambersie phia
dephia "a hours to Leary Was towed from Philadel
phia to this port by steamtug America.
Bark Pathfinder (Br) Loveless, Bristol f. As days to
Cunard.
Bark Louvre (Nor), Togerson Newcastle, E. so days,
to Fox Experienced heavy weather on the passage
Bark Adene, Ga mage Castle la Mar, via Gibraltar,
CS days, to Foster & Nckerson No date, lat 25 lon
90 80 spoke bark Pette days from Philadelphia for
Rio Janeiro.
Brig Duncan (of warren) Robinson, Mayaguez, PR, to
spoke bark Keber Is days from Mobile for Cronstadt
Brig Bonararte ot Machias), Foster Ponce PR, March
20, 10 thompson 4 Hunter.
Brig Albert Fearing (of Esstport) Yeaton st Johns,
PR, March o. 10 Maitland, Phelps & Co
sehr Willow (of Boston) Dyas, Guayama, PR, IA days,
schr Don Nicholas (of Yarmouth) Drnkwater, Ponce,
PR, Is days, to Overmann Gruner
schr John Adams OF Provincetown), Smith, Tampico
% days, TO ID Pedrofey & Co.
schr Sterling (Br), Barker Corvallis Ms IL days, to
lie Wolfe.
schr Frances sattery, Davis, Savannah, s days,
Schr Chesapeake -, Virginia. . days.
scbr Adriance, Harrison Portland, days.
Schr j Lewis Berry, Portland days
schr silas Braineid, Zoe, Portland, CT, days
Schr G L. Lowell, Boston, days.
Schr Notus, Howard, Wareham, 3 days
Schr Nash, White, Bridgeport, day, for Jackson.
vile.
sloop America, sturges Providence, 2 days.
Wind at sunset, NE.
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TAKING THE Walton Monday morning q
very interesting ceremony took place in the chapel
OF Sisters Of Mercy Of this city -Four Of the Sisters
admitted to the solemn profession of the Order
past A. Mr., assisted by the Rev. l. A. Label of the
French Church. The four ladies who made their
profession were Euphrasa, Alphonsa, Victoria and
Jane Frances de Chantal previously known by the
names of Mary Kinsella, Josephine Butler, Celine
Mass before the receptonsof the black VEIL the Rev.
+. Gleizel Of st. Louis, delivered discourse on the
happiness of a religious state of life. Among those
who assisted at the ceremony the Very Rev. j.
Label, uncle to Sister Victoria, Rev. VIM. Clowry, Of
the University of the Lake. and several friends oil the
nstitution.-Ch Chicago Democrat, March 81.