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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-04-06

J. G. Pearson
NNOULD respectfully inform the public that he ha
w taken The Old stand of Farley 4 Pearson 2O3
NAM street, Worcester, Mass. where he continues to
manufacture Carhart's celebrated patent scraphines
meiophmes and Eolians single and double reed from
10 ociav0s, and OF the best sly lie and finish.
Every Instrument made and sold By the subsc rlber ia
warranted to give perfect satisfaction.
iaHl da,yem
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FOR SALE OR TO RENT.
Honse and Lot for Sale

la FOR sale a large two story House, nearly new
@ and thoroughly finished, and lot containing about
eight Thousand feet pleasantly situated within
House lot in the vicinity of Chatham street, and
building lot, fy by one hundred ana ten feet, SITUATED
in Newbury street. The above, applied lUr soon will
be sold at bargain. For particulars inquire J. l..
HOOD at City Auction aud Commission Store, No /
Pearl street
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Leave Providence $780, and Il so a. m; and 345 p L.
Leave Worcester at So and Ii a. m. (; and p. m.
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Building Lots for Sale

NN Eliot street, very near Laurel street church.
- Inquire at RICHNOND's,
No. 265 Main street.
worcester, March cth, 1853 dam
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FOB SALE.

4rsz THE large Brick House and ot, corner Of
ksnfk Summer and Prospect streets.
4asaas For terms, &c, inquire of
MARI dtf ESTES SMITH, Cottage street.
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On ard after Monday, Aprit LIST, 1853 through PAS
ENGER TRAINS will leave as follows
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-05-19

We, the undersigned. residents OF ---, in the State
Of -, hereby guaranty in case the foregoing bid OF
- Be accepted, that the OF they) will. within ten
days after the receipt oil the contract at the post ONCE
designated in sad bid, The Same, with good and
sucsnt snrces, to furnish the articles proposed
fouiiy with the ,ema OF the advertisement under which
was made c. D.
MeH. Ell
hereby certify that TO the beat OF NY knowledge and
belief the above manned guaranors are good and sni
Gent - q. H., Navy Agent
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,p Pine-Ma,. and Sour Tlmber.

do 70 do 20 inches square al "a feet from but,
top ends 10 inches
The whole to be of the best long leaf fine grain yell
low pne straight free from sap and knots and all other
defecis-say 6,979 cubic feet, per cubic foot ta
5000 feet. board measure, IA .inch yellow
pine plank. per M feet
Class No. z.
Locust Timber. Sass.
$50 cubic feet frst-quay Long Island locust timber.
in lengths from4s TO ~ ieet, TO average Ia
inches diameter, none less than IL inches, per
cubic foot
....u6 Glass No. 8.
african Oak. .a... II
pieces. feet long, % inches square per piece
. do do "a do -. .5.. do
CLASS No. 9.
LigNuD,- Utir
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$500 y xic IRON 50 10 so S~~..s.. IL. ys,~.;.xsr "a
iosm IN sn~Ie nom "a IN Ioo- - 4 ~
inches uer inrh ~ = = = ~ '~saaY''Ss
al go Whit ~ kcsf l..... 80. "a ,;..h. !.
average 81 jnshss Nv i AIS irrhs. 49, ~
l.aH, aislaa aAt II Cr... Ma 'ip.l 81 II ~
WAus 0sk pi.nI
600 feet. board m..su,. ,..inch xvh;,. o.I ,I.ux
90 10 IS feel III lsnu,n asr M fss, - r~"A'
900 feet board measure -,nrh wh;ss ~ ho.,a.
is 10 % fes, h i..n.,h -. AZ 800 Oo"'u''
q 900 feet board measure s';neh ,vhi,. ~ h..,a.
per M feet $50" Wv 'a~ 'oa'ue'
las No. =
Il .A Ill. ,.s,e.as "A1e T"s' t.Er. n. III
5000 cubic feet hrsl.quality merchantabe white pine
limoer' none less than 35 feet long. TO aver
eye 40 eel 10 be rough squared, aud not less
lhan "a inches al the top end of the stick
per cubic loot
5000 Ieel, board measure. clear white pine plank, g
incs, per M feet. o5H.. u
oooo ioe "a'u measure clear white pine plank, H.
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~ \. Fsv Coos Tres. (eyooksd pIs~L.) -
10 pieces 4nch plank. from IL to 40 inches wide. IL
rect long. PER piece tte 81
pieces u inch pink from "A 70 10 inches wide,
feet long, pei piece sai
pieces oinch plank, from IA TO 20 inches WIDE IA
feet long, per piece "
pieces 4t-inch plank, 20 inches wide. IL feel
long, per piece
The above 10 be clear of heart and shakes, and 10
have from 10 inches crook. (fair swcep)
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N - rsoos aalaas sLdelsssa hne W9N 1
> pss "a 90 u noas,..s g...ll sn,.as.. ~
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Say % tons OF 2,2io pounds, per ton
Glass No. 10.
Hickory Bars.
300 rough hickory bars. feet long, "A inches
square per PHce
IS rough hickory bars, IL feel long. 81 inches
square -. 49, 40 ,
To be OF split hickory. straight, clear OF knots and
other defects,
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Dels,cars Wh,k Ok for 7rsstletr~s.

3A3 feel, per M feet, board measure
The above to be clear OF heart and shakes end 10 have
snuare edges.
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Susglehanna or Upland yVhus Oak.

The above to be clear Of heart and shakes and 10 have
% uare edges.
500 board feet, OF 2-inches oak plank sasl
500 do OF IA do do se.r. d
500 do oil 1 do oak boards aa Ha
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Class No. III.
An Timber. &c i, DC,

1850 cubic feet OF round ash timber per cubic foot
100 whits-as oars, OF IL feet in length per oar
600 feet board measure inch ash boards, per Nj feet
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s 400 white oak knees the net siding of ONE half 10
be inches. and the ne, siding OF the other
half TO be inches one half Of the above
knees to be square, one fourth 10 form an
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Estimated at IS $50 lineal feet, per lineal foot
The blades to be full one-hrd the length of the
the handles TO be inches long by II inches diameter
To be tough and straight grained, clear OF knots splits
ishsd smooth, and in proper shape, ready for use.
sg f CLASS No. q. f#
Lisaum-ui'e
ions (of 224o lbs bes, quality gnumyiia, inches
tons (of a.a4o lbs) besiquality lgnum.vs inches
tons (of s,2Ao lbs) bestquay lisnum-vs 10 inches
" diameter, per ton 1 VI i
To be round and free from shakes, cracks, and all
other defects. aF as #.a
.'09 a.at CLASS MOI.
Black Spruce Spsrs.
so black spruce spars, so GO feet long, "a inches
diameter in the middle clear OF bark and inches
'.3 diameter At the top end, each.
900 inches black spruce spars from 5 los inches
diameter in the middle, feet in length for every
ee0 be two-,hirds OF the middle diameter, per inch.
100 black spruce poes 30 10 30 feet long, and from to
inches diameter in the middle, each.
All the above spars 10 have the bark on, and 10 be
fresh cutand sound to be straight free from large knots
and all other defects. .t,r ..s.,..s#
MAYNARD BROOKLYN, NEW YORK.
p CLASS Mol.
10000 cubic feet white-oak plank stock, per cubic
Class No g.
Whne OAK Kn,ss $3.50 tf6a.h
$50 400 white oak knees, the net siding OF one half TO
be inches. and the net siding OF the other
half TO be inches; one. half Of the above
knees to be square, one fourh TO form an an
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MAYNARD GOSPoRT, VIRGINIA.
t CLASS No.

GLASS mo- j.
$4,000 cubic feet white oak plank stocks BY cubic ieOt
SO pieces Of promiscuons white oak 10 aide 10 70
~ Is inches parallel. 16 to ~ feet LONG stYsieht
one way. rough hewn moulding Wsy--say
NJ. about 2.25o cubic feet. by cubic foot ,ai
40 pieces OF promiscnous white oak. 10 side 10 to
IL inches, IS TO 80 feet long. straight one way
10 curve from Is to 80 inches rough hswn
the moulding way--say about 1000 cubic feet,
z" by cubic foot
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Ancricnn Genius.

The following patents issued from the United
States Patent Office for the week ending October H. 1854
each bearing that date
Cornelius r. Brnckerhof, of Batavia, N. Y; for i'm.
provemest in poughs
Henry Byram, of Louisville, Ky; for improvement
in hulers of grass seed
John B. Coan, of Reading, Pa for detachable lining
for the fire boxes of steam boilers.
Gilman navif, of Roxbury Mass for in preveHent in
ashpans for locomotive engines.
Samuel G. Dugdale, Of Richmond, Ind; for apparatus
for opening and closing gates
Charles Goodyear Of New Haven, Conn. for improve
ment in COY, ling iron with gutta percha.
Nathan Harrison and John W. H. Metcaf Of Rls eville,
Va; for in proyement in hill side ploughs
Joseph Harris, Jr of Boston, Mass; for improvement
in driving circular
Daniel I'M, Of Bartona, md for mprov. ment in the
attachment of harrow to land roller
Thomas b. Jones, of Carloyille, Ala. for improvement
in cob and stalk cutter.
Henry NJ Keller, Of Newark, Ohio; for improvement in
wnnov OF grain
j. j. Parker, Of Marietta, Ohio for improvement in
straw reuters.
Samuel Snow of Fayetteville N. Y, and Alex Hine Of
Lafayette ~ " for improvement in rotary root digging
cultiyators.
Jacob l. Van valkenburgh, Of Ogdensburg, n. Y; for
improvement in shaking shoes for winnowers.
Horace w. Woodruff, of Watertown, n. Y; for i'm
provemen in treating metals while in the molten state
D. Henshaw Whittemore, Of Chcopee Falls, Mass. for
improvement in vegetable cutters.
H. g. Robertson OF Greenvlle Tenn; for improvement
in washing machines
Bauford Gilbert, of Pitsburg, Pa. for improvement in
griddles.
Alex. 3 IAtta, of Cincinnati Ohio; for improvement in
oscillating engines.
Yelland Foreman of New York, N. Y for improvement
In le-boats.
William stepheas,0 Of Pttstou, Pa; for improved valve
John A. Elder of westbrook, Maine, assignor to John
Coffin, of Portland, Me-. for machine for cutting bind
L. NJ. whitman of weedsport N Y assgnor to Sam uel
G. Wise, of Weedspcrt, aforesaid for improvement in
cultiyating ploughs
DnsiGH.-Theodore ellis of Williamsburg NJ T.. for
design for metallic collins.
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Police lpfellfuence,

Aryst NJ BgFgors--On Wednesday night officers Fruds
and Legcet of the twentieth ward arrested two young
men, named Henry Daily and Ludwck Mason. q charge
Of burglari0usy entering the clothing store OF Abel
Whtock situated at No. CTS Sixth avenue and stealing
therefrom upwards Of $50 worth Of property. II
by the fact in le case that the officers tight in
the store and suspecting thieves depredang therein
enleayored 70 gain by the store door but finding
u fast they procee ed to the and in that got
into the store; the premises searched but one
could be found the goods in the store thrown about
~ asorder exhibiting the evidence OF the thieves Officer
fude saw The two prisoners emerge from Ne premises Of
the adjoining house, and suspecting they the
roges give the alarm and they taken into custody
am 90 tLer persons the stolen property found. The
eVeence Of their guilt being manifest they we're slsn
before Justice NcGrath who Committed them Ia nrisan
for trial - f
Ftocnt assault NH Brick "A man named philin
Cnsck Was on Wednesday night By officer Martin
OF the si1th ward, charge Of Violently asSautny
william j. Gossen, bar keeper at No. $40 Pearl street
with half Of brick, striking Mr Gossen on the fore
head initiating very dangerous injury supposed to haze
fractured his skull Tn. injured was taken To tic
New YorA Hospital where medical aid was procured and
subsequently he conveyed 10 the residence of rea
tive up town. The accused, i seems met Mr. Gosgen il
the street the latter putin up shutters 81 the
taken before Justice Bogart who committed him d
prison to await Q further examination.
ChdIie Bis8tissed Agofla NJ. Bgsct,-The young man
Elijah 7. Breck, who arrested Wednesday on a
charge Of forging the signature OF r. Pierce OF the
employers 81 the and New York city Railroad Cot.
pany yesterday discharged from custody By Justice
Bogar On the examination the evidence did not subsan
tate the allegation aud therefore tue complaint dis
missed
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at he usual hour and sitter sposing case
one grand larceny one robbery and assault and battery
case, adjourned for thsday.
ACQUITTED,
Ihe Arson Cdse-This case, which was adjourned untl
this morning resumed about IL o'cIock, when the
Recorder delivered his cl ares the jury Who after
few minutes elaboration reniereda verdict of acqutal
The defendant Mr. Cordee was then honoraby dsch, re-
ed from custody.
Grand Larceny-A man named John vesey, on being
to be confined in the House of Refuge.
HoJbry -Four men, named Patrick Dolan John Nc
Eoy John Bowen and John Lyons, were then placed at
the br, charged in the indictment with entering the
clothing store Of Adam Nathan, in West street.
and :,l Will. while there assaultng the proprietor Of
Of SIS. 1t appeared from the evidence of the
prosecution, that the morning of the robbery a
party two men came into the store Of the complainant
and Immediately began to assault the occupants of the
store and to destroy and carry oa the goods alb
proved in the of Bowen who shown by several
witnesses, was absent at the time Of the robbery The
jury, in this case rendered verdict of guilty of rob-
berry in the first deg ee against all the prisoners except
to fifteen years imprisonment in the State prison
burglary in he Third DeTee.-A German named James
Wilson was then placed at the bar charged with bur-
glarousy entering tho store of Richard Cornelius and
stealing therefrom 81 200 worth of dry goods The
dence for the prosecution went to show that the police
the prisoner in company with who driving
cart containing the stolen property end that upon the
police coming up to him he ran of pursued by them
drove the SO the real Sur wss
go large. There being want Of suicieI evidence
to justify conviction at the hal Of the jury the pr
soner acquitted.
Assault and Botny-A man named Patrick Dooey was
then charged in the Indictment with severely assaultng
an policeman named Soloman Bernhemer, from whose
evidence it appeared that without any provocaon what
D0oe him in the face and he ad and backened
his eyes, For the defence it proved that the plain
tR went into the where the difficulty took place to
take drink, and that in there he had some difficulty
with the defendant. Other evidence produced which
somewhat conradicted the testimony The
jury, without leaving their seats, rendered verdict of
not guilty"
There being further business ready the court ad-
ourned until ii O'Clock the next morning.
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Died..

IN T,rrsa.v morr;,r ArppvT secord sor NJ Jonathan
ana Hsnn.b Wahstar late NJ Rradaeld Yorkshire in
N. T." Eth , vaarnf his ooc 800 y '
The If the family "a resnecllv ;nvited "a at
+ond b;s fnoral fron tbe of his No 65
Sraor,o straat ~ cnnaar r,orn;nr a. nna o,cocI
On WsSnesdaw ctoSsr 10 Of conu.stia Of the brain
JouN C.pp ased no native Of Duncannon county
Tvrona leland 'o-'
Es friends and acouaptances and those of his wife
1. Corr 70 r.snactf,lIv nytsd ~ attend bs fnnera
from his late residence No SO Hester street. this after
NOM Of two o,clock
IN Thrrsdnx October n Mrs. SApAu r CRpps AGED at
wears
Tho raat;vaa and rands of tha family ara respactfuv
invited TO attend the funeral from the residence Of her
son law Anslev Lake No las West street
this dav nj twelve O'CLOCK without further invitation
M TTnrsdav aftarroon octoher "a Ayyrp danohar Of
CHARLES sna rstbsr;na White in the sth wear of her
ana " ~ 1850 "
fende of tho family ara nvted To attend her fune
raj 10 mornino At ten O'clock from her late
r.s;denc. No 1917 Fourtfb avenue
IN Wsrnssdav n;rbt October 10 after a lingering i'll
,ess Mrs ApIcI Arr CoPHAM aged AZ vears
The friends and acouaintances of the family are respect
f v;,aa t .ttend her funeral this afternoon at two
o,cock from the resdence of her son law CAPTAIN
Tan,es MONTGOMERY No 1h5 Wi,louvhbv street
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nOYn egf1a

Eunce Scott and Julia Ann Chamberlain, divorced
from their hu bands and John Mills from his wife, the
Supreme Court in session at Worcester Mass Seve
other Of matrimonial troubles heard by the
court and dismissed
William r. Keep, Of Worcester has been bound over for
trial for having three wives in Philadelphia another
in Hartford and another in North Brookfeld.
The cagq papers announce the death Of Anne toe last
accident on board the steamer Bay State
Martin Pectel young lawyer Of note was found dead
in bed at his hotel in Hudson n " fer mornings since.
The steamer Flag, from Cincinnati to St Louis, laden
chiefly with dry goods has been sunk at Flint Island in
the Ohio 81 miles below Louisville
The ceremony Of laying stone Of a monument
to Pulaski took place n savannah on the lih inst
performed by Cen Lafayette.
The Pceksl RYpJliccn records the escape fron the
Sing Sing prison Of convict barber on the 9th inst
The prisoner left out Of after the establishment
had been locked up for the night. Another placed an
image in his cell the evening" and hid himself in the
yard. He detected and secured.
Miss Julia Clark, elderly lady, committed suicide BY
hsnging herself to bed post in Wheeling on the 9th
instant
Ole Bulls Norwegian settlement in Potter county, Pa,
has proved an utter faiore
The factory Of ths windham Company Willamette,
struck during the thunder shower the night Of the
10th instant and damaged to the amount of 81, 900.
Barnabas Bates the we'll known advocate Of cheap
postage died in Boston Wednesday morning after pro-
tracted ard painful Illness. lie universally re-
sIeeted and phlanhropst in every sense OF the word
The house in which Benedict Arnold the traitor was
BORN in Norwich, Conn., has been pulled down within
few days.
Dr. John A. Clough, Of Talbot county Ind, committed
suicide the 9Th inst by cutting his throat with pen
knife, while laborins under a Gt of pp,u The
deceased left wife and several children lament his
untmely end
II L stated that Joseph y Flanagan Eq, or tho PlIifa
dephis Dciy Necs has issued writ out Of The Supreme
Court against Edward ~ Davis claiming $50 900 dam
ages upon account Of the publication Of letter which
written by Mr.. Davis in the Duig Register Ec1atg
Bulletin Of that city In which charges made affect
ing the character of Mr. Flanagan while acting mem
Der Of the Pennsylvans Legislature.
On the 4th inst contraction Il ain tine New AL.
bany and Salem Railroad, in Indiana thrown of an
embanknent near bridge the wea river south Of
Lafayette Ly running over horse. The fireman and
another man upon the engine killed nsAnily All
the other persons the train escaped with bruises
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bishop who has abandoned who has nunoed ths
Epieeopate deposed above provided shall
never tencegrh restored 10 ny Of the functions Of the
ministry ~ this church.
See a-Canon v. of 1850 Is hereby repealed
To this canon pr. NNToS offered several amendments
fore the house
The substitute Of Dr. yinton lost by large vote
There then loud cries of "question, /" ques
tom
The CHAIR stated that the vote came upon the ofi
ginal canon, and asked if the house ready
A response OF .syes," Eyes, came from every
quarter.
ed BY very large majority. : c,,,
MESA was then dispatched to the House OF Bishops
notifying that body Of the passage OF tas canon IN
short time message received from the upper mousse
Announcing its concurrence with the Convention IN the
adoption OF this canon
vote OF thanks then rendered to two proprietors
of panorarnas invitations extended to the members OF
the Convention to witness their exhibitions
The Convention then adjourned till 10 O'Clock this
morning
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Stock Salea.

PnuADmpmA, Oct. 13.-Reported by Keen Il Taylor
First Board -S600 Rich Dist Coupon es 80; 700 Iehgh
s's 10 93T; 5000 Wilmington RR So, e3H; 400 City
6s ,7s 3D. 104 800 do, 80, cash, 104a; 81 shares
pepna PR, 4sx; 300 Morris Canal ~ 100 do; cash,
lax 200 schuylkill Nav preferred cash. 27l 20 iiar-
Coal CO. al az SO Reading RR cash 49, 40 Girari Bank,
13ls; Is do 1871 Farmers Bank Of Kentucky, 1904;
Mechanics Bank a2H Ba'ceea Boords.-1l0 shares
Morris Canal BIS, Az $50 do, IL; 100 do, 81 "a; 20
schuyMi Nav preferred, IN so do b5, 21h 100 Long
81 oeo Per ma SIS s5 e3; 200 Tehigh es, 10, 93 SO
shares sehuylkl Nav preferred, b5wn, so do ~
80 Morris Canal 3D. IA 30 do b. IL 10 Harrisburg Rn
Ia 200 do b5 Ia Il Penna RR, "a ASK; II Union Bank
Tenn, b5, olh. Aftr Bcogd.-s3,o00 RR Ss 49, DO
1o4l 45oo 6's '62 s5wn, 117; 8shAres Penna RI
4sl 100 Morris Canal 1877 800 do, 13; 100 Schuylkl
Raw preferred, s5wn, 261; 100 do 2s; 272 Bank OF
States, $50. Market heavy.
The total amount collected in Bsten in aid Of the sick
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Married..

On Wednesday October II, by the Rev. Dr. Shredder,
of Brooklyn at ST. Pauls Church. in this city CHARLES G.
CURTIS to CHARLOTTE A., only daughter of O. H. Willston,
Esq, all of New York
In Philadelphia WedI ssday October H. at the house
SOPHIE youngest daughter of the late Joseph L. Ings
all Of Philadelphia.
In Chilli, s. A. in October 1852, Senior Don JUNO NJ.
FOSTER to Senorita Donna LOUISA RECABARRKN.
At st. Panls Church. Albany, on Tuesday evening,
October IL, by the Rev Dr. Kpp CUYLER VAN vEcrKN to
HANNAH R HAMMOND all OF Albany.
In Brooklyn on Wednesday evening October H. by the
Rev. DR.. Cutter Mr. E. SIMMONS of New York, to Miss
MARY c. daughter of James W. Brodie Esq., of the former
city.
At Jersey City, N. j., Sunday morning, October Q,
by the Rev. Mr.. Winow, EDWIN BsHor Jr., of Boontsn
n. j., to Yrs H. II. HENRY, of Jersey City
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Port OF New York, October ID, 1859.
CLEARED.

CLEARED
Ships-Lady Bulwer (Br) Tobin, Quebec, l. ID De
Wolf Peter Hatrick, Rockwell Antwerp, d Hurlbut
Co; Hendrck Hudson Warren London, Griswold; New
England, Protteau, Glasgow, Dunham Dmon Enter.
prise Davis. Liverpool Taylor Rich; Trumbul, Smith,
Havre, Boyd Hncken Erie, Curtis, Havre, u
Fowler Nepunes Car new), Forbes San Francisco Jas
Smith Som Della Maria, Mehsels, Charleston Durham
Dmon.
BaIk-Marthn Clark, Rogers, San Juan, MIC Duraud.
Brigs.Jscob Crosse (Rem(, Krqss, i"ndera O@sar =
PAUL. Marshall, Robins, Doboy Island, E.Brookman
co. Lady Of the Lake (Br), Hill, Demararn, Middleton
Co; Harriet, Hail. Portland, master; losalie .Br)
Holmes, st John, NIB, l. h b X Dewof; b Martin,
French Marseilles, Nssnith Sons Martha CLARK Ro.
gers San Juan, Me- Durada; Emily, YorAx SarSanio
" Ewell h Co.
sehrs-sarah Ann Roe, studley, PhiadelPhiA, James
MKee Expedite, Racket, Philadelehia, James Hand
Elizabeth Ann, Krsuse, Washington, Mathews; Ply
mouth Book Lacey, Boston Dayton sprsgne Charles
smyth, Hawkins, fAvacca McCrcady, Mott Co; Homer
Parker Boston, + X W Herrck; Perry, Thomas, Beau
fort Bateman Rudderow; Ellen Louisa Thompson, New
Haven, master.
sloops-Maria Louisa, Bennett, Fall River, mastsr
Rhode Island, Corwia, Providence, master; Fashion, BY
denburg, Providence, master.
Steamers-Kspr.sb Copss, Phladsiphla sAndfosd