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7. YOUNG, Successor to C. S. Ellis,
II EEPS constantly on hand an extensive Stock Of
IN Fancy Goods, Toys, avd Useful ArticIeS.
which he offers to The pnblicon reasonable TERMS his
great "NdRfETY STORE,' No. Sc Main street
UMBRELLAS, and PARASOLS,
of all sorts and sizes Cotton and Scotch Ginghams
alpaca and silk, Of all colors, varying in price from
DO cents TO 50 90. As we keep all OF Materials
and Trimmings for Umbrellas and Parasos our facili-
ties are not surpassed by any Establishment in this
country for repairing, altering and covering, which re-
ceive our particular attention
Canes and other nice articles repaired with great care
Pinking done,-Eyelets set, &c. Rocking Horses,
Games, and thousands Of other articles Tor the
ment and instruction ofChidren.
Also, Birds, Bird Seeds Bird Cages,
and all the Trimmings for Cages, with every article
wanted by Bird Keepers
Baskets, Willow Ware, Chdren's Carriages. Cabs
Dolls, and Doll Bodies all sizes, &c. Fine Feather
busters all Kinds OF Brushes all sorts Of Combs, and
thousands of articles possible to enumerate
Fairs and Charitable societies supplied with any guam
uty OF Fancy Articles Mt wholesale prices, with the
privilege OF returning all unsold.
Observe the Sign Of p YOUNG
No Sc Main street, little below the Central Bank
MARI dawtf
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Meats Foot on

m BBLs. No. Meats Foot oil, in store, and for
~ sale by q. =. 81 A. ]. HOWE.
myp dif Worcester Bank Block.
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WORCESTER. THURSDAY. JULY IA. 1853.
FOR SALE Or TO RENT.
Luable Estate for Sale.

%A The Estate at the Corner Of Summer and Bel
Em mont Streets, recently occupied by the American
Antiquarian Society, is offered for sale on lib
eral terms
Inquire rs. F. HAVEN, at the New Library Build
ng. DIFF je7
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-07-14

DALM LEAF, Straw, and Leghorn HATS. IN every
Il variety Of style, and at tho very lowem prices for
cash, NJ l HiasN MERRILL'S, i54
lel6 da~u - Q2l Main 1t
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-07-14

q. IL
1FARSq's Patent OIL Is the handsoment, cheapest
N an lest article for light ever discovered and the
universa vor and admiration which this article has
received than all other Substances Cor light com
blned II can be had Of A, II. NEWTON, Agent,
No. 207 Main street, Worcester.
Ais, Lamps, Cans. Tubes, Wlcking, &c. Is
N. D. Particular attention given TO altering ola
Lamps. witch docs not exceed lal cents per Lamp.
octs1 14 iiia h dawtf f.
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Carriage and Door Matg

IT received, large lot Of those nice Carriage and
Door Mats which we selling very low prices,
at 1850 Main street, Cup stairs.) Nar7 Isl' MIN.
oc'9 dawtf TADER A. CHnLLAR
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Twenty Gross
Glass Ware ! Glass Ware 4
Adams & Clafin. Artista-

MO. 1888 Main Street. directly opposite the American
~ House, Worcester, Mass having fine SKY Light
Tor Adults, we have recently added to our Establish
nent an Adjoining Room, with spacious Side Light,
expressly for Daguerreotypng Children by the use OF
which Pictures are made almost nstantaneousy.-
lhose who have failed at other Rooms are invited TO
give us a call.
" Hours for small Children, from 10 am, to pm.
maya dawtf
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[PRICE ONE CENT.
GROCERIES, &c.
HOUsE-KEEPERs. LOOK!
Judd's Baking Powder

IyERY one who desires good Bread, should remem.
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Gents Furnishing Goods.
Keen Cool.

A BETTER assortment can be found al No. qoe
N Main st., than at any oihof place In Worcester
b jyl dtf iaastN bYLVANUS PRATT,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-07-14

A GENTLEMAN and his wife can be accommodated
~ with good Board, and pleasant rooms within two
minutes walk OF the Post Office by applying at A. Put
MANS Auction Room.
IS. Also, few single gentlemen can be accommo-
dated with Board and Rooms ap29 diff
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-07-14

A GENTLEMAN and his wife can obtain pleasant
IA rooms and Board by applying at No % Pleasant
street Also several single gentlemen be
dated with Board. my12 DIFF
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| sAIAIl BUDD YOUNG,

ARCHTTEc
sa ~ Qate MELVIN a YOUNG)
No. Is fremont Row. BOSTON.
rY Plans and Specifications for every descriptions
ding dec25 dawtf
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Board BOARD.

= OR Good Blacksmiihs can find constant employ
- ment, by applying at OSGOOD BRADLEY,S
DIFF Car Mandatory,
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The following names were registered among the
Tyler, OF Virginia; Hon. Lewis Cass, Jr., Charge
d'Ahares to Rome General o'Leary, Her Britannia Ma
estys Charge dAfares the republic of New Granada
U. S. Al, Hon H. H. Henry, Vermont.
liam II. Seward, of New York, Hon Rufus Choate
Massachusetts,, and Gov Seymour of Connecticut hav
written orsa Fybhitiom h 70 90 prssen'
the 10th inst. in Springfield, Mass.
K. De Freivler, Charleston g. y Wilkinson, y; s. n
South Carolina; c. W. Geddes, o. s. n, J: spauiding
Nh; P. F. Azermons, u 5. N; K; D. Treyile1, j. a B
g. VI Sssss' D. N arrived At IL
Prescott House yesterday o,
General Granger, Canandagua; j. Gilmore, Conn.,, al
Ex-Governor Thomas, Maryland; D. j. Campbell
Springfield illinois, NJ A. Chaplin, Geo Beach, Jr Hart
ford Ct Col John Bliss Buslo Dps a 9aok DODGE
Georgetown, c. arrived yesterday al the AsVor HOUSE
ARRIVALS.
IN the s Fisher and sos
Mrs ras @ D ff
jill Chess mansep Strong, Cornell, car0i
Harrison LADY two sSiidssn nurse Edy Turk
nett, julia Tsxil James Robb psdd and lady, Lou
NIL sss heS Mr.
Hill Mr. jung Capt E%monds Treiiers Robs n More Is
sa Tx
Rice s1 Miller srnsnA GhiPs and LADY, paS JGse hs
fWern. Carlos Tedsr N wilmsrsh. Myers Geo Geo,
VIM Bussng Mr. Harness, Mr. Raphael Valera BENZ Domi
go, Bright and lady Lvans and eight in the sterage
In the steamship Roanoke for NorfolkF Dade, Rev
Fisher Henry Thompson, Aug Grithsh N 9 Daughrsy
| Baker Miss James Miss E e Young, Mrs A James al
| daughter, w Wilcox, J Fisk and lady, VIM James
| Hugetref w p Kinney W Knowles and lady, Mrs j Eve
EFT, Mrs Hardie Miss Cranberry Miss Muller, Glia
McGregor and lady, W Stamford lady and two chdre
Mrs Magoon, two children and servant, Captain Wilson a.
lady and child Mr. fotten DR. Watts Mrs II
ten and two children Rev stoekbridgs Y N, VIM G.
Ford, j Mickle, W Moore and lady, o Dodd Olive
| WyBeale and lady Brace, 4 Brown, Young, NJ
Hutton, Jones' Patterson 30 in the steerage
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Court of General Sessions.
Before his Honor Record. r Tillou.

SENTENCED.
OCT. u.-Grdnd Ldrceny.-1ames Hefran was on being
convicted of the above offence sentenced to be confined
in the House Of Refuge.
Forgery IN the Second Degee.-A young man named
John Mehan, convicted Of passing counterfeit five
dollar bill the Fall River Bank The prisoner being
commended to the mercy of the court his Honor the Re
corder sentenced him to five years in the State prison,
this being the shortest term the crime allowed
Grand Ldrceny.-A girl named Sophia Hutchinson, on
being convicted of stealing watch and chain and other
articles of ewely sentenced to three years mpron
ment in the State prison.
Passing Counterfeit Aoney-,ohn Ogden was placed at
the bar charged with pa sng counterfeit ten dollar bill
the Bank Of New York to Robert Gibbons. 1t appeared
from the evidence that the prisoner attempted to pass
counterfeit bills this bank several persons who
fused taking them because they counterfets The
jury in this case, after delay rendered verdict of
guilty. The prisoner sentenced !, FIVE years confne
ment in the State prison.
PLEA OF GUILTY.
Grand Larceny-A German named William Iandus on
pleading guilty to stealing watch and chain valued at
$40 sentenced to two imprisonment in the State
prison The prisoners for stealing the property
because he in want and had money to buy
food WITH and consequently driven to the act BY star
walton.
Con- Stedling-A young man named Francis Gallagher,
acquitted from the charge of stealing the pro-
perry of william Whelan, residing in Seventh avenue.
Grand Ldrccny-Thonas Mahony, charged with stealing
horse, the property Of Benjamia Leveredge valued at
800 tried but the jury after the absence Of hour
into court saying that eleven stood for acquttal and
for conviction but they finally agreed and the prs
acquitted.
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Police Intelligence.

UNIFORM FOR THE CITY POLICEMEN.
1t appears that at last the policemen are to be uni
formed and those patrol duty will hereafter be desg
mated in blue coat and bright buttons something after
the style of navy dress The following is the order
Gently issued by the Mayor that subject
M Members Of the n unless l otherwise
sd ON @ rfr blue
collar made 70 roll stand nine buttons on the
March April and May Linen coat. q such r.
& the zach s may ssS to D.
times when on duty. =, so-... s,.u ,no.. .uo,
may be furnished them for night day patrol duty and
they will be held responsible for keeping said caps in good
charge Of Stealing Horse from Mdryland-A Fugitive
from tsce-0ficsrs S.ih and Mansfield yesterday ar
rested of SEINE sxt years of age, named George
Coburn, charge of stealing dappe gray horse,
lued at 5000 the property Of Mr. John j. Hockart resi-
dent of the village Of Port Depose Cecil county Mary
land The old man. seems stole the horse from the vii
lage and came to New York with him, and put the
animal up for sale at the livery stab Of Mr. Van Gan
for the horse and Mr. Van Ranz advanced $40 and was
to keep the horse security until Sold The owner Of
the property word to this city respecting the loss
Of his horse and the above officers soon found out the
whereabouts Of the horse and arrested the old man. ia
whose the horse found The prisoner did
not deny the larceny but expressed wish to go back
to Maryland believing that the horse bad bargain
The accused taken before Justice Bogart who de-
tanned him to await the requston Of the authorities of
Maryland.
The Case Of Dr. Oston-Ofcer DuHon yesterday arrest
ed William Dinan OF No 1881 Cherry eet and James
Fox suspicion of being concerned in the fatal assault
Dr. Osborn They both detained for further
animation.
A Charge Of Grond Laceny-A man named Judah
Frankland was yesterday arrested by the police on
charge preferred against him by Mr. Samue! r. Hart, Of
No SO William street who alleges that the accused
in bis employ, and had the custody Of the key of the
and that between Friday and Sunday morning
Mr. Hart missed from tie store eight pieces of white jean,
bundle of sewing silk and other articles of dry goods,
valued in all at $l70, and suspects his man FARMLAND,
from the fact of his holding the key together with other
circumstances of having taken the said property from
the store. The accused conveyed before Justice
Bogart, who detained him il custody for examination.
A Lot Of Sr Spoons TdteR from Suspicious Person.
Officers Martin and Lord Of the lower police court at the
Tobs yesterday arrested suspicious person. and found
in his possession five large silver table spoons six small
silver spoons butter knife and pair of sugar tongs.
Some of the spoons marked W. f. L., and others
81. NJ, j. G.. f. W., and T. b. Owners are wanted APP
pig to the Clerk of Police, where the spoons be
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To Southern and Western Merchants

WOLFE'S Schiedam Aronati, Schnapps.
The above article be at tho propretors pr
from the following houses
Carhart Brothers Il Co, 63 Front street.
Conklin 4 Smith, 81 Front street.
John W. Smith Co., no Front street.
Hotcbkiss, Fenner Co., 81 Water street.
o. X A. Wetmore 4 Co, 70 w alter ssreet.
Kent, Lober a. Co., Front street.
Nelson Il Anthony, ~ Beaver street.
Whtlock, Nichols Co. "a Front street.
A. 5. Hope Co., 276 Greenwich street.
Strang Murray Brewster, 81 vesey street.
Gilbert Travis, 8 Barclay street.
George Rap hael, 34 Broadway.
Harris Hadden, 80 Water street.
J. d. Fish Co.. los South street.
J. G. w. j. Mills ll2 Front street.
Bush Gale lS6 Greenwich street.
M. Ward Close Co., SO Maiden lane.
Osgood Jennings, lSS Pearl street.
Ingersoll 4 Field $50 Pearl str ct
Israel Minor h Co, 2l4 Fulton street.
Kinsley Darling, 81 Vesey street.
Joseph E. Trippe, Us Maiden lane.
Haydock, Clay n Evans, 2lS Pearl street.
Charles ii. Ring corner Broadway and John street,
Haskell, Merrick Bull, 10 Gold street.
A. Is. Il ID. Sands, Fulton and William streetoy
Thomas x Maxwell, 81 William street.
w. Il. Townsend Il Co., 226 Pearl street
Olcott McKes, son 4 Robbins, 50 Maiden lane.
Hall, Rncksl Co., 2D Greenwich street.
Ebenezer Cook, 27J Washington street.
Rushton Clark II Co., IG5 Il -oadway
b. A. Fahnestock, Hull Co.. 81 Cliff street.
A g. Bragg, Co, 3Oi Broadway.
&. " Clckener x Co., 81 Barclay street.
A. b. Miller Co., Clinton Hotel.
+. {. Wells Co., 2E Eighth avenue
w. NJ. Abbott, % Burlng slip
o. Mowbray, A. Fulton street.
Henry Sherwood, "a Pearl street.
Lewis Price, corner Pearl and Broad streets.
Anderson Maclay corner Fulton and Water streets.
Boyd Paul, 40 Cortlandt street.
Stehbins, Morgan Butler, ~ Cliff street.
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Naynl Intelligence.

NAVAL OFFICERS ORDEaED RESIGNED DETACHED, ETC.
Mdshpman Julian Meyers detached from Coast Survey
and waiting orders Lieut. Joseph r. Sanford Boatswan
Edward Cavendy and Third Assistant Engineer NJ Free
man, have resigned. Lieut. Charles g. Hunter, appointed
to command the brig cambridge. Lieut. Hays ordered to
the cambridge Passed Sidshipman VIM. Mitchell AZ
Acting Master Of ditto Passed Aidshpmen W. j. Lowell
and VIM Gwn detached from the Princeton and ordered
to the Bsinbrdge Purser T. H. LOCKER Passed Assistant
Surgeon Rudensten and Mdshpman Babcock ordered TO
the cambridge First A. sistant Engineer Henry Mason
detached from steamer Saranac aud first Assistant The
odore EULER ordered to her.
The u s. ship st. Mary's has been overhauled and
paired at the PhadelI ha Navy Yard, and is under
sailing orders The following her officers IT. Bailey
Commander; j l. Ring. Lieutenant j. N. Frailey, no.
G. w. Doty do; II. J. Newcomb, DOC. H. White, Pur.
ser; Jas. McCleland Surgeon A. H. McArann Acting
Master; f. II. Draton, Assistant Surgeon; James Wiley
Lieutenant Marines; James Jouett, A. r. r. Benham
J. Cornwe Thomas Rooney, Passed Midshipmen; Jesse
Taylor, Midshipman l. II Wheeler, Captains Clerk; -
penter John King Sailmaker Augustus Perrot Purser
Staua ri
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Marine Affairs.

IAuNcH,-Messrs. Crowell Cotton launched from their
yard at Eizabethport Wednesday the 9Th inst, u
three masted clipper built schooner, to be named the
Marah Pike Of AGO tons burthen built for r. Aumack s.
G. Nelson, +. r. Kirk, A. A. Martin and others. Her
dimensions 120 feet keel 3O feet BEAM and 10 feet
bold She built for the coasng trade, and will be
commanded by Capt Riley Aumack She lies at the dock
foot of North Moore street. where BIZ beautiful
specimen of class of vessels lately brought into ex
stence. This in of a number Of vessels built oy
Aessrs Crowell Cotton this The rapdity with
which these vessels have been built within the past year
speaks well for coastwise trade.
STEAMERS PoRnANp-Tbe Sarah Sands is advertised
to leave Liverpool for Portland November H. and the
Cleopatra for the same port, December TO-
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be that ALBERT NlCOLAY will sell this d.
wednesday, October 18th, at eleven o'clock, A. ~,
ground three hundred splendid villa sites, including
tage West Flushing These lote large being from
to sxtytwo feet front and by hundred TO two HI
sides Of the New York and Flushing Railroad its dep
it's pure spring water and its beauty location atra
ing thither large and respectable class seeking choice
already been sold for the purpose Of Improvement Free
tickets to and from West Flushing by the seanbo
Enoch Dean and Island City leaving Fulton market and
alp A. ~ O'clock A. M with mars, &C., can DO had
street H. Nicolay 40 Wall street. the agents
board the boats.
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those interested in the Foreign Missions of the Prot
tan Episcopal Church that the collection At the missions
meeting at the Church Of the Ascension Monday even
for the purpose of sending out missionaries to Africa
China although LIBERAL not sufficient for the object.
eomtee need four thousand dollars before the st Of
yehh,r for this specific purpose Unless that be
the missionaries and their asstants prepared to
must inevitably be dismissed TO their homes Contribute
can be paid to JAMES s. ASPINWALL, Treasurer Forei
Committee, No. Sc William street.
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USrED SrAThs EyrTu0y COrkr.-Criiniial causes.
SUPREME CouRr--Gencral Term.-Nos ., 10, IL, 20, "a
Is rs, 70, 81, 33, a. Sc 81, 49,
SUPREME CouKrCrcuit.Noa 1917, 100. III, 49, l32,
1s6, 1877, l9l, 2o6, 21o, 2al, 243, 24l -45, l92.
COMMON PIKAs-Psrt First.-Nos. 65S, 800, 67z 673
674 67s 679 os3 6s4 oss $780, 6al 1914, 695 698, 11a
Pa,i sssondNos 44s 75o I5i 755 to 1853 76l 1872 1888,
1856, 76T, 769, no. 49,
SUPERIOR CouRr-(Two Branches Mos. lsa 2os, 223,
225 49, 49, So 27, 24s $50 1853 to 26l 26b TO 274 276
TO zS7. 900 1877.
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E-The following letter yesterday received by his
Honor the Mayor enclosing check the Bank Of New
York for one hundred dollars -
NEr YORK, Oct 10, 1853
~ y r.. sbisbment 80 f'
SIR AS strongly appreciate tho admirable discipline
and ehncy the pee a bn re- o ON y
~ ~ crsng Of the b mat nv stock ION which there
no being particularly liable depreciation take
the liberty Of enclosing head Of the Police Depart
men my check for hundred dollars for the beneht Of
widows and orphans o. paieenen VINO as - by s dm A
ios r S nch nnrns he vet in existence and You
should deem the matter worthy your consideration and
operation should feel happy if under auspices, my
contribution should serve ~ the nucleus o. fund similar 70
that q the lire Depattment g wch on TINS
also .el. Gaii ~, ul'o no ~ resnactfuJjv
A '- q HObtKTNS l5f Greenwich street
o,.on.,,y pvo~,p,rpn rpou ASx-
JUN hAllNu no-'oA1nhi 49, ~ 49,. o 49,
PARTICIPATION IN THE DEATH OF DIR. OSBORNE.
Mr. John Katng, of Clayton, jefferson county, y. y,
who was alleged to he implicated rtn otner' !, asng
The death Oh ~ ieEi} - - ' oeP.
temberlast J.-A 90. - ~ par
,;ia,oni a., ,een in
ue'l""on' before the
" w. - ..,.,tnst Mr.. Kat.
c'@l ar. , al, md honor
-. - "@.Pt' ...t,;,ia, 0"''o'' NAN ''NA''
- ''''' = ~ 49, - - ,
biL1ucS srtAEf CUTTING His r'RoAi WIN hs"%-
Abor O'Clock Yesterday mornI & Bartholomew Rooney,
..1o :. . nor.or borsa corrar of (itv Hall Mace
PioPiie'oi y" P
and Chambers street. committed SUICIDE Dy cutting MS
throat with a knife, and died from the effects of the
a =, ca, ,.;n,tas THO docas sod n seero vas ona
"ouau :" :. -. os.s,s =
OF the invited guests 10 accompany target EXCURSION OF
the Beggs Guad and had prepared himself for the
sim when a temnorarv alteration OF mind came over
e"' " f.
nm, ana the act vi sen-oes.fuclion was
The deceased for many years past has resided at the
,.. - ~ . 80. AZ ,ors &c 80 "a .
at,a 81 Irsland Coroner ODonne was co lied In hold
~ ;.aoast ~
." TIL soou;r, "a tho oyidapca taLen befors Coronar
o,n me- nmA WV % 'A' ''' ~ ''''-e io"''
Iahalia poorov swor. saidJ nm tho uiea of tho do
eaad no hara bean srred abant aigbteen wars. va
~ "a = -. - IL, hat,.aa,, 80 IT. aa,,,,S
;a M NJ a.. :. , 49, IL; & is L ha5 nna 800
~ s IN . s - "a; s.,ar nd - tho aoonn.
pe ~ a ll1 ~. aIv ~ IL ~; 49, .t o ,
~ N. h a i =; i t h ;a
,. mn pas NJ" 4, @ ,i h e. IL ~ W. -,
m" ~. w =, ieP - ~ ,a h S 80. a. - 80
w ~ l sn coch, ne .en auineu . e anu
s e, 80. 80, s, s n y ~ -, ut ~, Ia 81 ~
iia o are raap ~ ,binL sos, well thor so;d h. s.vor
;n 800 a bamse ind,c,ed besore ~ roe DAYS for sa
Waasa striving 10 sell two cans belonging I the Bruce
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soon e1tgtloped in flames. Property to the value 0.
ten III uaand dollars destroyed, and two men
were severely burned.
The cargoes OF the ships HUDSON and Espinoia,
which lately arrived at New Orleans from this port,
were nearly destroyed the passage BY the oerst-
ing If several casks Of chloride OF lime The vessels
were loaded with dry goods, and the loss IS estmat
ed at $50 000
The sixth days proceed ngs Of the Triennial Con.
yention OF the Protestant Episcopal Church is I'M
payoidasly crowded out of this days paper The
time of the Conventionwas mostly occupied yester
day in the consideration of amendments to eanons
and the constitution.
By reference to report in another column, it win
be seen that the Broadway Railroad case was yes
terdsy under consideration in the Supreme Court,
special term, before Judge Harris without a Jury.
This important will probably occupy the Gtten-
ton of the court for several days.
The steamship Canada is fully due at Halifax,
with European intelligence to the LIST instant She
may have arrived last night; but Us the Cires were
down east OF Portland, communication with Halifax
was impossible. The Humboldt is also Cue at this
port, with dates from Southampton to the 18th ult
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Nully colored daguerreotypes III Am-rca taken by MEAD
BROTHERS, No. 2S3 Broadway, New York. Every tint
.hs complexion and color Of dress is faithfully rendere
and as brilliant and durable miniature painting
NJ B-Operators supplied with full set Of coors and
necessary information TO produce thsae truly beautiful spec
mems of art, reasonable terms
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exists in this city, ~ name at least INC publ
eened the south side u FULTON street near NASSAU
Cheapsde Of tbs opening of the marb
garehouse at No. l2 by the SMITH BROTHERS, The pr
at sell their splendid and fashionable olothin
snrtainly iusti6cB the application Of the name
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Once OF the General Superintendent, Cry
al Palace, New York, Sept ~, hereby y
that applications bit In this building Whetl
foreign domestic, be granted. j. II. BATCHlLDE
Secretary Of the Supern ten denss
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the ladies resident and verThe choicest selection
soods and the latest posrrs nnsurpassed anywhere NO
and manufacturer 61 Broadway Price moderate. o
ders carefully attended, 10. Every article warranted