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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-03-28
Alexander Putnam
s T Al RCH

Inn Bills. Wheat Starch.
1OO 20 Tons Potato Starch
For sale oy Ga. a. A. J. HOWE
mar II d u worcester Bank Block
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Wooden Shawls, Lyonese Cloths,

and ALPACCAS!
A LARGE Stock OF the above Goods closing out at
IN less than cost, TO make for Spring Goods.
A, Y. THOMPSON & Co.
mar3 diff opposite Central Hotel
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Important Notice to Manufacturers of
Wooden Goods.

Bonnet and Hat Bleaching & Repairing.
CTRAW and LACE Bonnets of all kinds made
~ fashionable, colored in any shade, bleached and
pressed in superior manner, at short notice. Neapo-
nan and PAMELA BOnnets made to look well as new
Also-Gents thin Hats of all kinds, Bleached and
Pressrd in the styles Orders left at our store
No 100 Main street, will be promptly attended TO.
MILES & BROWNING.
100. Corner of Main and Walnut streets. I6O.
mch22 dawtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-03-28

Another Bargain at the Hive"
1R00 YDS of the finest quality of ENGLISH
1OOO PRINTS, cost u cents per yard to import
slightly imperfect, for sale at 10 cents per yard.
Bargain worth having, GEO. p. BRYANT.
mch24 d3wis
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NEW MUSIC,
TNROM New York, Philadelphia, and Boston.
Il A MARSH, at 1924 Main street, offers fol sale
large assortment of new and fashionable Music.
Winter Polka, by Wallace.
Meagher Polka.
Polka Redowa.
Love Star SchOtlsch, by Brown
Grave of Ben Bolt, by Woodbury..
Wild Flowers, by Wallace.
The Cottage Rose
They've Sold Me Down the River. maI5 dH
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Lows Honey Soap.
A Lor Of this celebrated Toilet Soap Just received
IA and for sale In quantities 10 suit.
L. I. LAZELL, Druggist,
mchll daw3w 20l Main street
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DRY GOODS, &c:
Check and stripe Cambrics.

# n PIECES of the above Goods just received-pri-
1tO Cos from l2l to 42 cents yard.
mars du A. Y. THOMPSON d co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-24
FRANCE.
B.rninz Of an Es,igrrnt ship-Loss OF fifty
one Lives

The Orlando, Capt. White, arrived A. Havre
on Monday, with number Of passengers belonging 70
the American ship st. George, Capt Bairson, which had
been destroyed ~ IRE al sea Inc 81 oeoise' sp'
pears left Liverpool for NenYerk on hs 2ith Of No
vsnIber with ~ passengers and - crew the former
chiefly Irish and among them many women ADD child
rem The voyage YVES favorable enough up 70 the 2fth
OF December when in 46 deg. IL min lsitnds and y
deg 10 min longitude the hold Of the ship WIS dscor
cred 20 be on FIRE The Captain caused one OF the hatcn
ways 20 he opened and set the IRE engine 70 play Bs
the smoke 20 thick between decks taM ne passen-
gers were obliged 10 leave The taTnes spread 70 tns
part Of he vessel between the msin and ninsn nss,
and were accompanied by such thick smoke that seven
or Cgh. persons were ssfosated.
TWAS now found that was impossible TO check Tie
progress of the f,mef and the captain assembled all the
pss,.xgers On deck Rain vss filing and the horizon
was owe fhung with clouds but, Fortunately, ysssei
psssed sufficiently near 10 perceive me " ~
ness This vessel turned ost % De ihe o4Alao, sta
,he approached ss near The 81 George IS ras :a's 70
al Unfortunately she had lost her sails and boat IN
vioer, gale The captain of the a. George caused MS
two boar, TO be let down and Trey conveyed az many
n,.ssrvers a. thpy could hold 70 the OYdoi bat khe
f;,lerse n he sea wss such that Of them was
.pseIsd % pieces sgsingt hal vessel TIE LIE boat
eny remsinsa 70 10 psrsonsI but could not
take more than four or I'VE az atiae
Meantime the fsnss continued 70 progress, and the
wind blew faIOaSly The sea- 100, became 90 violent
thai he only means The passengers had Of entering he
tost was 20 leap into the and let Themselves De
picked up Az ensth, sfssr sixtJ Our times passing 10
gers in SAFETY On bosrd the Orlando On The remaining
H. Is were drowned a. already stated were suacstea
between deckr and e principally and children
fearing throw themselves into the sea Refused leave
the burning vessel. Al tae rescued. Even
tusly The Orlando, fearing for ia ovnssacy from the
progress Of he flames and the violence OF he and
wind obliged 10 sheer OF, leaving the . unfoTts-
nate creatures 20 their WRECKED fate
The rescued persons almost without clothing bat
the captain AID Of the Orlando did everything
they possbly eoeld 70 provide for hey comfort Il was
reared that famine would arise in the ship, from ts
unezpected demand on her stores and a. the Orlando
had !ost her ssds there small hope Of reaching land
in tine But fortunately the wind was In her favor and
after esvsn days voyage she arrived safe az Hayrc Her
provisions by that time were completely exhausted
and abe had only few gallons o, water. Food was In
bsd alresSy begun to fee, the Psngs Of hunger and
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e'r'lPoaasals afIAs Eo.'..i eAF''s'''

Csrs.soaasas q ~ EorsSs C,as~d-
PAEIS TgcsAy. Jsg & 1881
People in England ere too agt 20 imAyins
ss the essthhalpnt Of ri. Empire IN fFsn - hasberr
accomplished hy the free viii lf tle nation thx syey
friedman high sni low. - a she change which
Las taken place; and tia, the Aoe nston iooks tor
ward 10 new % glory s.i Of happiness unter tho
new rt9f~e There esnacs be Sresief mistake. -
every Earfhnsu who eoo'ess 20 hvis very s,5a dIs-
sewers On he arrival o! our ceucry men IA tbs ca
Ssl hey fully expect 70 fnd al Paris ma with enthas
a., Ia favor Of tsen new emperor They ,Ue sstonisaet
10 Sad Tat 50 far I. thu from being th, ease every
ruan .hev meet spesks Of hs Majesty" sda indie.
renee -nors or iCss coufenp'aoesly eSpFN Sel' ard
thst when the Mo0srch hsppers 70 SNOW ris'seu noss
his lovin subjects ne allowed 10 sss sahes LED %,
ii noticed ALL thsf ne salute marVeloasy rts-hos
ths' gwen - .unerei .
The truth /, TIA, the Umpire nrskcs WY "a nab,c
opinion and wished pTocs oi tAe isct - "a D.
found the iif.cuty hs Majesty has experienced IN
organizing Imperial hcusciosd gaioh would ~ PrNS
sehfshia The original ins.ntson wa ths, socy DaAea
should occupy the four great Offices n the hoUsehot
namely tie Dulles Of Basseco Bau-rsmon. Mceohy.
aud Nsrrau. Of the four OILY ore cares th. do
rife list, namely he puke dc Bassaso whose lsthcs
Msret Duke de bSssano) he'll HIGH osea un der the
In pre- sud who himself has no other distinction bst
the tiils derived frm his tathcs. The usres Of the
Dukes OF Rsurs mon, and Nouchy (Noalksl iva of The
noble in France we're expectai % AID wei ans
dignity 20 the mpeIid Court not only ON seeouas Of
their position In society bus bccasss they have hhcto
been considered tSh, sdhercnts o: the elder brsn,a
of the Bourbons. Bot.a however Ave declined tina
preferred homer and merely consent q scce. the psse
OF Senators The osiS>ssa OF the Prince Dake dc
Wsgrau Is unexplained ard Is the rneg> extraordinary
because lie has always beca considercca Boaspartst
The choice OF Marshsls ' allan, Masusn. and de o.
Armand shows how very Barrow was RE hst from
which Louis Napoleon had 70 choose. lhe two ls't0
especially sdd nothing either 20 The strengS or dsuiS
OF the sew Emperor. Their s'slms on public respess
easily disposed Of for they are null thr owe their
rank Asrshals 10 their serviy 10 their psosent
Ter, sai their services "a C,inu,anderin Chief and
Minister Of War during the coup Fiat The ~ showed
HE zeal ~ aTrestng his brother ofhsers-gohersls ~
greater isnls snd higher stsna,g than hinsels sad
Who moreover had committed 10 offence while the
other directed the tbs Boalcvaris. These
sre th- whom Louis Nspo.cos Ia forced 20 fan
hack to or0 biz household la the .bseocs u Ms ersS
na.ns ., which he bopesto IlseSa u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-24

Also. resolution relative TO the Broadway Railway
Association providing for committee with power 10
send for persons and pspers.
This resolution drew out an animated discus
zion, Gall upon side, however, in which Msssrs Ia
Ter, COOLEY BAscocK BgKxNAN and others, made 49,
rcus chnrges agsins, the Common Council Of New York
The mode Of their election and alleged aouses commit
ted by them.
Mr.. Cooley moved to lay the resolution on
the table AID to make the resolution introduced by Sen
stof Tsber on this saect the special order for Monday
nj 12 o'clock.
Mr. VAN ScHooSBoyES favored this motion.
CThere scented 70 be very general expression In IA
vor Of acting speedily possible upon the oil IN
question and not permit the subject to be postponed ~
means OF the resolution which supposed wss In
tended really TO hinder reaching the question in time)
Mr. CosGER made some remarks, pertaining
chiefly to the bill spoken Of He was opposed TO is
passage.
MIR CooLEY's motion was carried, to lay on
&c table
NOTICES AND IETRoDUcTIOSs.
Mr. PIERCE brought IN q bill 20 obtain moro
full ana complete returns Of personal properly 10 the
Assessors in cities and towns Also, bin concerning
tue taxation Of real estate and mortgages theron.
Mr. MoMURRAY brought in a bill to allow
New York City Supervisors 10 raise money by tax
Mr. BEEKMAs moved it's reference 70 Sena-
tors from New York City. And in his remarks upon s
motion he spoke In severe terms Of the Corporation OF
kewYork and Of certain bills sudited ~ them for legal
counsel particularly. Carried.
Dir Vanderbilt, Of bin 10 Enlarge tho
Cansls
Mr. VS. outline of his plan Is this The said biz 10
provide for the creation Of State Sock reimbursable
from the revenues Of the canals without ipOsing
the people of the State; and il will propose ia that
bill 0therise that the Constitution be 80 amended
10 enable the Legislature 10 create such stock re.
hnburable sorefad and such other sIaendments Of
the Constitution shall insure the early c3mplsiOn Of
tAis Improvement Adjourned
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-24
COMMERCIAL MATTERS.
Wright, Candy & Cess Circular

Par Esyegal LIVERPOOL, Friday, Jan. T. 1853
Oar last circular ssaed under date OF the 3st Br
per Anss and reported Cotton market cosias tame
y that day rith estimated sales Of 20 bales Ola Sat-
ardsy busnsss tssnsacted On Monday the market
Im.nes ts sass oaly bales all % the trade
On Tuesday he hsssrs. .dvoss to hand reporting
AZ advance Of de- ~ le N IN the Ssw-York end New
Orleans nsTksts The improved they were In
receipt Of on rde would ustify such a. adysnce
IND sredsnss with which esssed better feeling 20
prevail here. and 500 tsss ssd 80 ertseps rt. OF
tie Aeses advises received and did not eouGm tho
previously reported sdssnes the American marietta but
generally sdyissa larger esnaiss for the incoming crop
Az s0essIes, cur market again fespsed into is former
dali state AID kss sncs tees very quiet shout ee quota
tens VI Friday last the sale. sgsn.ng $500 bales on
y spon USdss worth SD. 70 sd. On. -'''-
Inc ioa .slss Of the week ss per detail. is snnered
'pesustoIs and 80 e1pOrte and inslude n $50 bales Of
American. Of which 40 sDesuston and go "
PortsF., leaving n $50 hsles of All fnls the trade
Ths import ssr the time 10 H7s5 bales Of WHICH
ysleu TODAY
Es-.oIssDsYsr.sd Medlins .ss-ls aIsd. ORD. .ia5d.
hssie Fsir........5sd. IldalBS. ia 9rd..4esd.
A Ts.J s s a Sss Of wsss - sS ID
70 sIeeaiaers AID eXyorters the msrset sofng very
Eotstbs.szSng he error m r.. sock IN this port cd.
sssd IL cur AT have ba; httls chance notice
tone and ssIirs OF Coiros market ~ Day compared
with 2daGy lat The tcnc,ssy IN the sayy part OF tho
week wss certainly fayor 81 kshr p<ses owing 20 tbs
prospect Of eaf.y zllg ~ 10 tho exces 0ffecsips
the ports advised per kissas, cosbncd W "a the et "a
priees reported per telegraph SewOrlssns; but
WsdEssday conihetlpg OF the Acties vices
EesyeeiiEs the pees a. a. the scua DUNN
h. been IN nowse seres By the sdyses ~ Of
Discount from 70 p per cent y .sy eps1 70 Enssed
neat h BEING cons 5sred pfsesaoas measure on
tie part the Bsnk director s ~ nay pcby 30
frea Aas,Tsa q the precious metal s~ o
dis country. However 40 ndsea,n1 .ssu,ozs sprt it
nd sreeustors from operating larger sess tb4a oc
i.fp nav possby decline FROM prcssEt rars
sroI the arrTs Of the large sagpaes Of CQITOs os
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-24

p-eoPlc n be eovcr-~- 7Ss sri Of H'Pebhrsa
GoTeFnuiCnt IN sach S-.s a. Mcleo seems t. De tae
eAt'nsnon OF all political Porcr, and tas diss0'4ion o.
every social law. We may - ct op.Ii'1a tat t1f
srther.y Of permanent nrfrhyis Ps,sra6ie 70 81
ucohffeni seles Of military dcs-tirships, ard thar
ration ~ Roman Catholics and Spsaisris IS bes rU1l
by less Democratic inst ,utions
Bur q = not onr business g give cct - sa,h Al spin
ion, sny more than Is the basiness Of the Aniesar
Government g prohibit ter continental ae.hbors frr,
adopting any form Of government taey nav prefer IL
cur Jud <n6ni, since Ar Cas- IS plesei 20 regard this
jOBrnl The authoritative exp0s:tor of -, ooiuoas
and policy of England" the true dignity sni the urs,-
ca interests OF both sa;ions far brtter served by the
aicahle Gerlsracns Of NJ lngersOl than bv the acr
rcBicus speech Of Mr. Cass. Il il because W respoa
cordially % tho former hat leave the latter without
sBchan answer It cslculsei and perhaps IN eal
ed - provoke and confident thas The great IN,
ory OF tie British public far from accepting ehAl
snge 20 handy tann,s with American Journalists ora
tors vii regrs, thai the Senate of the United States
should have had 10 listen 90 h,rsnyue not designed 20
control the impulses Of popular suitoa bui 70 exist,
then-nct intended strcrEthes the great cause OF
peace snd freedom hut % let loose spirit oil nsaon
jealousy and rash aggression upon 'he world
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-24
ITALY.

We fnd thc following remsrko sle letter from
Milan IN The OPi'tONs
"Rsdc,.sys disgrace "a henceior,b scTiahl'. The
following q the cause Although he III received Tor
msl orders from Vienna be hal not No heart 20 slgu
the order for the execution OF the unres led prisoners
rerusniuc FROM he trials at Martua IL sent the
tence TO The Emperor requesting general e1mmuts
ton OF punishment, and urging that ina s,ach the
proofs Of cgnnnalty not conclusly and thst
the sacred person Of the monarch had tcen attack
ed 1t was proper occasion for tho exercise OF clio
meucv 70 Ills he Emperor replied that Z he had not
been personally attacked the laws bad besa violated
and that he should hesitate 10 sign their condemns
ton. RadetslCy will shortly be called 10 'snna with
the title Of Prince lie will be succeeded 10 tho vss-
ROYALTY by one Of the innumersblc srchdukea-
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ENGLAND.
The Liverpool Banquet TO the American
Minister-Earl of Derby. speech,

In responding 10 the toast in his honor, Mr..
Ingerson the American Minister, after ealogzinS the
City of Liverpool proceeded to Sc. forth some Of the
results Of the constantly increasing intercourse between
the United States and England and to speak Of the
ties arising from eommoa origin, commerce, Sc We
extract passage or two
at is within the recollection Of some individuals now
living thar the 6rs parcel OF cotton from America was
brought believe into this port IL took some time be
fore the peorle believed that il had been grown in
America That little parcel hiss SINCE grown 20 100000
shalss year England receives twothirs Of This qusn
hty, or 100000 bsles aud own country consumes
The rest This is one bond Of union. Applause We
have 1900 vessels engeged in the trSc between the
Two countries amounting 10 about 100000 OF tannase
by which vessels which the trsnsporfeFs OF every
species OF commerce between the country and the
otnef, bridge IS almost built between one country
and the other, and are is possible 20 be,
no'wthsiandins that the Atlantic rolls between US.
lappsese But there are othe! sources q interested
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-24
EUROPE.
BY the Earopa's Mails.

The Europa's mails reached us at about II
last evening having been brought over by special ex
press from Boston by Mr. Bailey of the Post oeice in
that city From our tles Of European journals we
make the following extracts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-24

~ Gen Scott received more rOies than leers
tso Castle, nag oVSre inc "hS Ps',9 nv. 10
Gen Scott received ii 699 more votes that Gen Taylor
52Sos more than Mr.. Polk, and 9s6lg more than Gen.
HARRISON
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-24

u The Sag Harboy Correetor DELAYS the
pres the welcome news. Ina. che Ioos I,'sud
Railroad cars came through Friday bring nS os t-ecs
later mails from NewioTt, and snnexstos has setsslly
leen eliected. .'
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rnliiieal Mater.

they were af,-vsr's scos 10 diSrcs tsS ssDaseS
where tisy VIII BE- tskeu csre OF
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Dinner to ,Ir. I,ser-oIl at Manchester.

Dinner TO DIR. Isgersoil at
Having been Toasted By the LiVerpOOi n..
eh,ut. the Manufacturers Of Manchester invited NJ
In,,r,o TO BANQUET in tie Town Hal on the evening
Of the 7th inst.
Resolutions of welcome and eongrtiniAtaon "e'e
passed BY tie Chamber Of Commerce and AAna-Se'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-24
ASSEMBLY.

Nessrs. CHAMPLIs j. u. Ely, DUsoIs, l. n
Ely, w 3. SMITH. WIvANTs, TssPLs, PgTEPs d.
HARDIN, MILLER o. ID. GILMORE, BURRoUGHs a.,
MCLEAN HADLEY, CHATFIELD, CHo0kER, BEnAS. a.
KNRELAsD. ELLSWORTH, HIBBAAD, STANFORD, HENDE
90, for Ihe Maine Law.
REPORTS.
Mr.. TEMPLE, favorAby, TOR another Regiment
in the First Brigade,
Mr. WEST the bill requiring Canal Supern-
tendents TO publish monthly abstracts Of hor sIpendi
lures.
A communication was received from tho
Canal Connnssioners stating the amount due 20 con
tractors naming the amount under tie law OF d. lhey
state the amount due n follows;
From Jan l. 80 TO Jan. /, SO, on contracts let pnor
10 Dec 30, 1851: 49,, ,.o NJ.
On Erfo Canal F0D~'oIS -
Chsmulsjn .......................... $4,000
Genesec valley <Of,ilo VI
Tetel old contracts ..-.........sS 942l4 p
Amount due under contracts let under law Of 81
Erie. -Sl%i,09 ~
BLACK RIVER. oSOol e
Gepcsee V6iley. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. I,eH 20
TOTAL. rlol,<f0 -
The Nevada journal., 1853-12-30

sd
for the direct benefit Of the city-lightens taxa
ton, &C., and thus gives the place immunities
at the expense of the people generally. If the
Legislature will expend half million annually
for the immediate behoof of Benicia that place
may contrive to render itself quite comfortable.
But we believe the object can be accomplished
at much cheaper rate. Sacramento is o
thriving city, with large. accommodations for
all who can visit tit is healthy-is connected
by telegraph with all the important points in
the State--is of easy access, and is now defen-
ded by its raised levee and streets, its planked
thoroughares, &c, &c, SO that none of the
casualties of previous years can reach it. 1t
is no longer a wooden city like Benicia, and
liable on any high wind to pass off in smoke
The arguments in its favor are multiform and
we trust it will be selected as the permanent
| caDitnl
The Nevada journal., 1853-12-30
Election Notiee--Washington TIP.

EOURT OF SESSIONS, December Term, Dee.
~ 2sth A. D. 1888. In accordance with the petition OF
numerous citizens residing i'll the Eastern portion OF Ne
vada township, asking the court that Township be
set OF from territory embraced in Nevada Township
70 be designated as Washington townships 1t is ordered
that said township be established and that bound
aries thereof be as follows, 10 wit Commencing at
point on the South Yuba River, opposite Virgin Fiat
the mouth Of canon about mile below eerso and
thence running due South The boundary line between
Nevada and Little York Townships ind including all the
territory hitherto embraced in Nevada Township living
east OF said south ne II is further ordered that cleo
ton be held in the said township OF Washington the
14th day of january for the purpose elecng tive JUS
tices OF the Peace two Consabes and three School Com
mssloner And that election precincts be established at
washington, Jenerson Alpha and Omega, and that in
speetos and judges who acted Mt the last general election
be authorised to act at said special election Any
cy occurring to be filled the morning the election by
majority OF electors then present.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA. COUNTY OF NEVADA, ss.-I, w.
Patterson Clerk of the Court OF Sessions in and for said
county, do hereby certify that the foregoing COPY
OF an order made Mt the December Tt rm of said Court Do
cember goth. A D. 1853
Given under hand and the seal of the Court of Scs-
IONS the 29th day of December..A. y. 1853,
36-2t w. S. PATTERSON, Cl'k Court Sessions.
The Nevada journal., 1853-12-30

- MA RRIED-In this city, Dec 26th, by Rev. 7 p
ramsey, Mr. GEO. o. KILBoURNE to Miss NJ
McLAlN both of Nevada Esref s5ps = 80. ~ = =
In tins city Dec 27th, by Rev. J. II. Warren NJ
John CARTER to Miss ALICE MooRr. forn,ar,v -, ~
boston, Mass, both of Eureka y
Our best wishes attend both the shove cor,,..
ioong and sanguine they enter in stil more b;nd;n
au''ss o. hte:a Marriage has been compared - !.
e'' "nere the grace is sometimes better than the
unner 1t depends wholly on the election Of
.Ae'her it shallbe SO or nut May happiness. -be
'ne ruie-sorrow the exceptionally the er q choice i
lfe ~ 5sH ,haL.lg s1al'T as - xefe enoce , O
On the 9th nlt, by Rev C. q. Meredith J.s D
ohGsARp ohio and PHonfS. iHy4Iox, both Of Batavia
Twas in the Church at the dead of night iabtes sd
rl Before the sun had risea,oE 70 sG17'N.m avii
ne BRIDE had made the blacksmith her,n
r a nd ne had made her his 1s; 4ga-,oT o4i-r
ei1h nho Wnen me Prayers and VOWS were. said
Iney found that they wsre mar r-ried. - f'saois
Ihoush long a'heartless bachelor, hEgd eno q
-, hes got apretty wife
Aney nave our armest wishes, for sDssgoiE
y !. q t9ng and happy life, -; z..sfea.s Ia e-ffl
ui an we think we dare not say +
60 narum- -scarum, NIX vERsTAYls1 @gf- sti5sgS
:, DiED-In this city, on the 27th inst, Mr. BENJ
W. HALsEY, OF Pneumonia fever, aged s7 years.
The Nevada journal., 1853-12-30

-
receipt of polite invitation from the man.
ayers to attend the above annual festival
of the Masonic order. The appointments
Of the occasion were in excellent taste, and
light hearted and brilliant company were
in attendance. The occasion was enliven-
ed by the presence of many ladies, there
being nearly as many present as there were
gentlemen, 50 that abundant opportunity
was given for all to exhibit their devotion
to the graces. Our accomplished friend
u. B. Robinson, acted as master of cere-
monies, and put the company through CO.
tillon militaire, double quadrille, waltz and
scottiSche, &c. &c. in endless variety. The
supper was perfectly au fat. We believe
this ball is pronounced the pleasantest of
the season.