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Copartnership.

TTNHE Subscribers have formed Coparinership under
I inc nn,ne Of WoreesteI Macini.t Tool Company,
for the nurnose of manufacturing Machnisi's Tools
and DOING general jub6ng.
SAMUEL FLAfsG, GEO III BiiANCHAkD,
PERSON COWEE LEMUEL G MASON,
JAMES Il BLANCHARD, ALoNZ0 X MOVER,
DEXTER FLAGG,F SAMUEL w KENT.
Worcester, Jan. IA, 1854,
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Black Silks reduced full Is per cont
French Prints reduced from SO to Is cents.
"& q t" Is to II cents.
English Prints & !. 1912 to 10 cents.
American Prints /" 4" s to IA cents.
large stock Of Shawl Velvets reduced % perct
Linen Goods, full stock, reduced % per cent.
Hosiery and Gloves reduced Is per cent.
White Goods of all kinds reduced Is per cent.
Embroideries reduced rs per cent.
Millinery Goods, a large stock. and must be sold
Carpets. at the lowest prices, Fl
together with many other kinds Of goods not emu
merated above Customers can depend upon pur-
chasing III goods as advertised. ss ~ i
4 We shall offer our customers GREAT IN
DUCEMEN S, and all persons should avail
themselves OF he opportunity. DBL d&w3w
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NEW PUBLICATIONS,

Received at y6 Nam Street, thlS dag, Dec. II.
f. N. TUCKER, Agent.
Homes OF American Statesmen 90
Christ in History, by Turnbul, ]25
Mrs Ben Darby, by Collins 100
Testimony of The Poets 100
The Experience OF Life, by Jewell, as
Legends OF Brittany, illustrated, rs
Worhs Of Ben .onson, New Edition, $50
Book Of Parlor Games, 100
Hot Com, Life Scenes in New York, illnS-
traIed, by Sulon Robinson, author Of "Wild
Maggie" "Madelina," &C. 1,25
Mechanics, principles aud application, by Oliver
Byme, rs
Pooe's Index to Periodic Literature, 90
EpriIualism, by Judge Edmonds, 1925
AppletoI's Modern Atlas of the Earth, 2 so
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CONWAY MUTUAL FIRE ms. CO.,
CONWAY. MASS

DER SONS XisnIpg TO insure OF the Mutual plan, in
IL a safe dividend paying Co.. are invited TO make
application There two classes of risks taken by
this Co, the hazard of one class in case affecting
the other Risks upon Farm Houses, Bans, an their
contents and Dwellings in cities and villages, are taken
in the frst class, at low rates Of premium.
In the second GLASS; hazardous description OF
property Is tsken at higher rates Of premium, but no
special hazards taken at price. By dividing its
risks, this ompany + able do the business of two
TACT Gomponies at small expense, relatively. BY
pr ident engagement, economy Of expenditure, and
pr mpt and honorable dealing, this Co. has obtained
h pub confidence, and WI endeavor to preserve it
Nv fdu air Jea ing. This Co. has never made as
.eDts, AID, il prospered as heretofore, will be a
Psnstantd vidend paying 60. Applications for nsur-
n;ec.i, made 10 LEWIS c MUM, at Real Estate
A. ,act, 233 Main Street, up stairs.
REcraRs-Janes 3 Whi uei, Asa Rowland. Ed
M lad Bdrke, Il. d. Hamilton, Franklin Chids, i'on
WY; B., W. Cushman, BerRardston; J. B. Whitney.
snelburne Falls; Wait Bement, Ashfpld; Lewis Bod
man, WILLIAMSBURG; Walter H. Bowdoii, Springfield;
William Elliot Greenfeld D. + McGilyery, Boston.
JAMES i. WHITNEY, President.
JOSEPH II. SfRAGUE, Secretary. JAZZ d2tawly
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NOTICES, &c.
DOG Lost.

IN MONDAY, Dec. 2sth. in Grafton,
1922 New ENGLAND village, afamale setter Dog,
Ess~~~tsSs lemon color and while, with cropped tail
ahe answers the OF FaD, Sad Dog had eaih-
er strap around her neck Ten dollars reward will he
pnid 10 any one who will return her, or lrsve word
where she may be found
JOSEPH KELLEY,
Worcester, Jan. IL, 1854. New England Village.
d6tk
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To Builders.


Worcester, So Jan. IL, 1854
A LEX. H.BULi.OCH. Esq Commissioner of In
solveiicy in and for the County Of Worcester, has
this day ssueda Warrant against the Estate of MAT
IHiAS g MAYO, OF Grafton, said County, Carpen-
ter Eusovent Drbtor anil the payment Of any debts,
and the delivery of any property belonging the said
Insolven Debtor to him. or for his use and the trans
fer of any property by him, are forbidden by law.
The first meeting of the creditors of the said Insol-
Debtor will be held at Court of insolvency. at
the office Of the said Commissioner Worcesterin said
County, the second day of February next, at ten
O'Clock in the forenoon for the proof of debts and the
choice OF an Assignee, or Assignees Esis
seh l.. BAKER, Dep. Sheriff, ~
ia18 d3t-w1t Messenger.
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Worcester Machinist Tool Company

MANUFACTURES Of Engine i.athes. Iron Plan
lNl ers- sc. Shop at theScorner Of Cypress and Eos
ter streets, JAMES u. BANCROFT. Treasurer.
SAMUEL FLAGG, Agent. jas d3t
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Dissolution Of opaftnership

VIZ hereby give notice to all whom aay concern,
w that we, the under,i en-d. have by mutual con-
Sent dissolved the cop tneiship heretofore existing
under the frm Of Lahn Earle
CHARLES g EARLE,
ANSEL LAKIN.
Worcester, January ?, 1854
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All Persons

VTAVING unsettled accounts with the subscribers
are hereby notified hat their Bills ready, and
ja4 dsw 81. HARDoN & co
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Worcester Mutual Fire Insurance Co.
A T the annual meeting of this Company, held De-
"A cember IA, 1858, the following officers were elect
ed -
Prestdent-Anthong Chase.
Treasurer-Fred, VIM. Paine.
SecretGry--CharIes NJ. Miles.
Observation-Disclosures Torrey, Fitchbufe,
Paul Within, Northbridge,
Amory Holman, Bolton,
AL nson Hamilton, w. Brookheld,
James Woodworth, Worcester,
VIM T. Merrifeld, i"
David Lee, Barre.
David 3 Messenger, Woe pter.
The amount at risk, dec j, 1853, was 1887, 974
The number OF policies outstanding is 1910.
The Company sustained the past year, IL partial and
ateen total losses, amounting 10 e11.16i 81, which
have all heen amcaby adjusted. and paid with the
ception Of OF $3.50 which has yet been demand-
cd. The cash funds -of the Company December !,
1883, amounted to $l47 3S9,6S which Is invested In
Bank Stock and Mortgages on Real Estates s@gsg ,
II viii be seen ftom me TWenty Ninth annual Re-
mort ofthe Old Worcester Mutual Fire InsuTdHce
Company that il is decidedly fer the interest OF all,
who have property located In the county Of Worcester
--t0 insure the same at their Office.
They still adhere siriesi5 10 the ~scetcy, which has
ever secured their marked success.
Their risks are confined TO the County Of Worcester.
They insure only the safest Gloss of property.
They employ no irresponsible agents
the risk :, 4~ ~ ~ y IS y :. y a., = :
They make no assessmensr but Fcfund on an average
more than 80 per. cent Of the premium received.
The steady increase of business nom 10 year az
this Office NJ understanding the formation Of numerous
other cDnaicng companies and tho exaggeratons and
misrepresentation of their inteEesisd agents " q
which this Company haUe adopted and }oriy fol-
iesced. .d111 = Sf1E4IcgaA Rgr-
.Ta s.sss NJ. ANTHONY CHASE, Psssidens.
VI CHkaIEaM, MILns, seerstery, sss tnlo d&wtE
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NilTIGE

MY BOOK DEPOSITORY is 2o7 Main Street. sec
IFA iond store North of the Temperance House,
Wanted several Young NJ en-, to circulate and yal-
liable books. jazz du HERVEY.
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nissolnfion of Conartnership.

TIME Copatnershp heretofore existing between Dex
ter s. Eddy, is by mutual consent, this DAY dis
solved The wholesale Flour and Grain 'rade Will be
continued by William H. Dexter, AT GAG Main st The
West india GooAs and Grocery business, by Sam'l Ed
dy IT., at The cid stand, No. 81 SOuIhbroge ST
All thuse ndeb'ed the late ii m ,equested to call
Immediately and settle their accounts
WILLIAM Fl. DEXTER,
SAMUEL EDDY, in.
January 49, 1854. d6t& wilt
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Copartnarship Notice

TZTE the Subscribers, have this day formed copart
w rship, for the purpose Of carrying the bust.
ness heretofore carried on by Lakn Earle, and South
R,te Rogers 240 Main Street. corner Of Pleasant st
an der the firm OF A. Lakin q Co 3
"a f @lf gltsffi ANS LLAKIE, M
CHAR ES EARLE,
GARDNER CHILDs.
Worcester lam O. 1874 las eOdSw
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To MachlNAg+o

A ND others interested 10 MecAs,s, D,a.,,n.
N JOHN r. EA RbE, Mechanical Ems" Nh. ts :,
tend to drafting machinery Of every descrii1 i ~
Instruction given. Office No IA Central ESe~
Worcester. d3n T&e'
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Blacksmithing and Grinding |!

THE citizens OF Worcester are informed that are
i prepared 30 make all kinds aud shapes of la NJ
MERS, c., TO order; to ie-harden ana re-temper
Carpenters Tools. Also, to grind and polish HATCH
ETS, Tools, and all sorts OF Iron and Steel Work, in
the best possible manner, and for the lowest cash
terms. aH BUCK BROTHERS,
Edge Tool Manufacturers, Junction Building.
ne d3mk
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MANUFACTURER Of Wrought aud Cast Iron
M Fences Crates for sidewa 8, Irons for buildings,
bridges &c. and all other arcles which can be made
in-mv line Of business Purchasers will find that che
articles. above enumerated, be bought of me az
cheap as in Boston elsewhere, as have large as
sortmeiIl of the latest les. ~
Please call and examine. Union Street.
Worcester Nov. 3, 10 8. dly
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N0TICE.

VKTE the subscribers, hereby give notice to our old
w custom RS and friends that we this day sold
10 A. Lakin q Co.. entire interest ID the Boot and
Shoe Fniins business, at old stand, 240 Main, cor
ner of Pleasant street Worcester, aud would cordially
recon send 10 your attention the above gentlemen,
who viii stted 10 your wants In their line Of business,
to the best Of their ability y -, =
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Your Bills are Ready.

A IL Indebted to the subscriber on The lst ofJaruary
IA 1854, will please notice the Gbove as it ia intend
ed as AZ invitation to call and pay their accounts
deeSl dtf GEORGE p. BRYANT.
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Lost or Stolen.

| D,Tuesday Evening, Ian. 10, Pocket Book, con-
n zoo ny two notes, signed by e. NJ, Banning, one
u Sivv ~ nSS of go 80 payable to the order Of
,unaaa" n'a" ms Co, and endorsed BY them All
,s nnman h e.A w inst receiving the above
notes, as Paylhoalt nas es~N stopped. jal2 d&wif
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EVENING Dancing School.

SIGNOR L. PAPANTI from Boston, respectfully
- announces that he will commence evening school
for Laics and Gentlemen, Tuesday, the 10th inst,
Waldo Hail. and continue every Tuesday and Fri
day--Lades' class, from 81 Sand Gentlemen fcm
to TO- Sgnor Papanti will teach al The steps, and all
the new and fashionable dances, viz. Waltz, Polka,
SchottisChe Red1wa, Polka Redowa, Marzourka, Gal
lopp. Gorltza and German totilon.
{I7- Terms will be ade known at the Hail. the
above mentioned evening. ja4 d2w
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Black Swiss Dress Silks,

i At the Fotlo,ospg Prices
The SIPS g,ade at 81 l2i the S i,374 ut Sl25 and
the super Sl75 81 Written war; ants are given
TO make good the damage II theS crack
Super LADIES' Broadcoths, the So gtade at 80 per
yard.
Ladies who give this sale their attention, will GER
tainy find something among the many bargains offered
10 pay them well for calling; also, will find that the
reduction is not all in he advertisement but there
has been in reality. made. sg
Sign Of the ssHIVE' GEORGE P. BRYANT.
Rules Of the SGLe-No deviation from fist price !;
not any Trimmings thrown IN, al served soon
possible. Jas dis2w
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Observation-Disclosures Labels,

nF Ever Description, furnished, at the Lowest
~ Rates, 4 tbs SPY OFFICE, No. 2l2 Main Street.
ssel rs Ssf sgaqe, dewitpzs7
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CusfOHli-NEadle Clothing
In Consequence

In consequence
nF the advanced state of the H. C. Valentine
W is closing GU; his large stock Of Fa and Winter
Clothing at greatly reduced prices and all persons in
want of Goats, Pants Vests, Usdershirs and Drawers
or any description Of Cloihing Furnishing Goods.
are respectfully invited to call and get Bargain
II. o, VALENTINE,
lae dAwtf No 6 Merchants Row.
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Clothine-(llothi \

AIR. FRANCIS F. DUDLEY would inform the
~ public generally that he has made ample afraHge
with some of the first class of New York
and Boston, for supply ofGOOD CLOTHING which
will be sold, flor the CASH lower than by any one
in Worcester County ut the old stand of Warden &
Dudley, NO Merchants Row, directly IN front Of the
Worcester House, f. ID DUDLEY
Worcestef January 2, 1884 Jas d3m
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In preference 10 keeping them until another season,
have, in accordance placed all the ga prints IL cts;
DeLanes, at l2A and one shilling; rs cent Lyonese
Cloths at 20 cis Thihes ST.. lowest price has been
SIPS; Paid Raw Silks and CashmeI IS and 80 cts;
AWAY have beer sold at 81. Reduced the price the
lot OF readymade Cloaks, froo 81 TO SIS Garment;
Gents Long Shawls laced at $3.50; the $l2 Cashmere
Saawls at 50; SIG Shawls Mt SIP; made lbea dis
count on all Bay state Shawls left shall offer 1000
yards nants Diapers at ii cents, worth IA centsj
1000 ardsr mnants, so cents; Linens at 37a 81 dozen
aaepenuy Linen Handke.chels 8 cents: 80 dozen
Linen 'pkns colored borders, at 81 the dozen; lot
Wool shirts and Drawers very cheap, to close them
up Embossed Table Covers at So; 800 pairs Ladies'
SO ribbed DOL Hose 42 cts; 50 pieces of Paid
and Striped Silks a discount, OF them 25
The yard Also take that shall SELL during the
next weuiy lays. nv celebrated
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WANTED
WANTED
Want.d,

A CAPABLE GIRL, to do kitchen work. Goot
u recommendations required Call at
deco DIFF ETHAN ALIENS.
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mdcUAAsAES w AAbbsaAHASs az COsS
Custom MAIDS Department OF The W. ~.
GREAT CLOTHING EMPORIUM q
PIrER BtocK, WORCESTER Mass.
EHNCOURAGED blythe success o. our eiOris 10 aup
IL ply the public with good and substantial arcleao Of
Ready Made Gl0hiEC At prices which have always
Ionished the people Of Worcester Comfy and the
Of mankind. have Determined 10 add 10 our already
extensive establishment department for the manuisc
fare OF asgaa aas4e
CusfOHls-vEade Clothing,
ra8 OF every description }s
I-y Our assortment4 of German, French, Eag
5lish, and american Cloths, sCassiftsres, D0eskns
Yfstings, &c comprises the greatest variety Of styles
qualities, and prices opened in this city. s-e
We have also secured the services Of one Of the most
accomplished and sailnl Cutters In the United States,
who will devote himself entirely to the work of this
department. and assisted by experienced and faithful
operatives shall be able 10 furnish Single Garments
Complete Suits in any desirable style and quality at
abort notice, which shall in al cases warrant TO
give entire satisfaction. $50
s,s Also, Ready-Made, Clothing.
OF every dese Upton, 81 ttasG
usual, consisting Of over Coats Frock, Dress and
Sack Coats, Pants and Vests, and every variety Of
Furnishing Goods t-a stz
Remember the place, 27l Main St. Piper Block, Wor-
Gester Mass sign Of the Full Dressed Mar. yfefe
sci dawtf
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The Hon ] w. Edmords,
Wanted.
Sal@ratus -Salaratus.

A VERY superior Article Of -Saeratus, in barrels
N cssss and hoxes constantly on hand, aud for sale
a. the Nj lnuisctureis' prize, by
G. IL HARLOW, No. 80 Front ST.,
jas dSwlf Newton'. Block, Worcester
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MMMUM~>-
WINTER GOODS.

Having found, by past experience that it is for my
Interest TO close off at this Tine LOW PRICES all
or
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:JHarrteC.

la Providence, on the 2d INST, by Rev. ic.l-
ard Swain, Geo. w. Barker and Ellen Frances
Messenger, both OFF.
In Providence, on the 4h inst by the Rev
Nr. Fern 'ld, Charles II. Kelley, of ohnston AID
Isabel A Day. Of Smith6cd.
In Providence, by Rev. Nr. Randolph, hr.
William IL. Doug lass, Of Bristol, and Ni.s
Rebecca A., daughter Of the late Mr. Joho K.
Winslow, OF Warren.
In Woonsocket, lst inst, Mr.. Carlisle Vose, +,
of Nanville, an Miss Caroline Ballou;- Mr..
Geo. w. Smith and Miss Caroline A. Shear
man, both Of >aersviile I'D inst, Mr.. Lucian
upham and Miss Amy NJ. Kelton, both Of Paw
tuckct.
In Washington, ID. c., 9th ult Georgc =.
Frick, Esq, ot baltimore, and Miss Kate Turu.
bull, eldest diughter Of COL VIM. Turnbull, u.
:. Army.
In Providence, on the 3rd INST by Rev. +. ID.
Cook, MIR. William Henry Packard of Proyi-
dence, and Miss Caroline NJ. Biiggs, ofNewporti
In Providence, at the Third Baptist Chm,h
on "Wednesday, ID inst, by the Rev. Wiu.
Phillips, Mr.. Alden n. Albro and Miss Hclen
NJ, Garland, both OF p.
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aeRAtD OF THE TIMES.
THURSDAY May llth, 1854.


uTPutnam's Magazine for May is
oui, and contains ills usual variety OF
ariiclrs. One paper, OCCUPYING about
seven pages pretending to be review
of Dr.. Choules' last work, The Cruise
OF The North STAR" is blackguard
production, and un"orihy place IN
the Magazine. We. do not know WHO
The author oil 1t is but he lie who he
may, he is elher an enemy oi the au-
thor, or else he Is a low, Vulgar fellow,
and we wonder that such an article
should have been admitted by Putnam.
No book was ever written, detached
portions ol which might not be strung
together, and thus make the author ap-
pear in ii ridiculous light. DR.. Choules
and his book viii not suffer by such pre-
tended criticisms. Mr.. Ilowadji Gu.
It's has the reputation oil being the eJi-
tor Of this Magazine il this is the case,
We think that an equally ridiculous ar
icle II light be written upon any hook
which he has ever published.
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THE STEAMER WATER LILy.-This
fast anj convenient steamer, which has
long been a iavorite in our waters, is to
be run the present season between
Taunton and Newport, and commanded
by Capt. r. A, Morgan and we can
inform our "down cas-" friends that
they will find both the Captain and the
Boat smart, and "fas,' enough Tor all
practical purposes. They will both be
popular on whatever route they may
run. We presume the little craft will
earn the stockholders a "pile" during
The sehson.-New London STR.
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Hartford. Nav 4

Hartford, May 4.
The two branches Of The Legislature
Of this State met in Joint convention this
morning and elected the following ticket
for state officers during the ensuing
year.
Governor-IIenry Dulon, of New
Haven.
Lieut.. Glvornor Alexander G.. Hol-
ly, OF Salisbury.
Secretary OF State-Oliver Ii. Perry.
oil Fairfield.
Treasurer-Daniel w, Cary OF Mid
dletown.
Comptroler-John Durham Of Nor
wich.
The above gentlemen are all Wings.
The whole number Of votes cast for
Governor was 233, Of which Mr.. Dutton
(Whig) had l40, and Samuel Ingram
(Dem.) SO
The remainder Of the Whig ticket
was elected by abou, the same majority.
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Congress.
WAsHINGToN. Nav

WAsHlNGToN. May s.
SENATE Senator Douglas presented
n mem rial -igned by five hundred
cergymen residing al the North and
West, protesting IA citizens aguin5' the
passage Of he Nebraska bill
MIR. D., upon presentation OF The me-
mortal, made some remarks 10 which he
offended his Chicago letter. aud then
commenced an attack upon clerrymen
generally Tor their interference in poili'
cal affairs. lie was particularly ,everc
upon sermon delivered By Rev, Dr..
Richardson, OF Chicago.
A message was received from IN.
President TRANSMITTING correspondence
relative 10 the abduction Of American
scamcn.
A communication was received from
the Secretrry Of the Treasury, ,racsmit.
tius sia'emcn Of The stocks redeemed
TO the present time. as cal led Tor by SEN
ator Bells resolution.
Senator Fish presented memorial
from the New York Chamber OF Com
merce relative To he lights Of neutras.
aud agaims, granIny letters Of mafqur.
HousE.-Mr. Richardson, OF ILL.,, tnuy.
ed that the liousi 30 into committee of
the whole, av wing the purpose Of his
motion Ia be ior the House 10 take such
action while IN committee as would
bring up The Nebraska bll.
Mc. Stevens Of Firginia, though, that
Oh 60 Importan. subject there should
be full Attendance OF members. He
therefore moved a call Of lhc. House.
which WIS agreed to nhcn the roll
was called, and ~ VAS ascertain ID that
there were 1877 members present.
The House then went lu,o Committee
MIR. O,ts in the chair. Alter tome d,s-
cusslon, the preceding business, includ.
ing the deficiency bill, was laid asi ic,
by All oycragG vote 0i about 50 10 80 on
each blii, and after some tumuIt .ous
proceedings. aud several Intellectual mo-
lions ior the Committee 10 rise, the Ne
brask t-hansas bill vas taken up, vi en-
Mr.. Richardson sald he proposed iooiier
a substitute Tor the bill, which would be
substantially the Senate gill, with the
omission ol the Clayton amendment.
aud the addition of a lew other inmate"
rial amendments.
A debate ensued. in which Mr.. Hub
bard supported the biII, and Mr.. Lyons.
ol New fork, opposed it in long AID
characteristic speech, during The deliv-
cry q! which he was frequently applaud.
ed.
a motion to lay the bill Oh the table
was defeated 10y ii vote o. lDo TO So
Adjourned.
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choice, yet Tor the Baltic they certainly
have hit upon an ar(p)ier."
Next week we shall have The three
dollar gold pieces in operaion for
some purposes, they will prove a very
convenient coin.
AS the writer expects - cave town
early in the comlag week, his usual
wcakiy cp'stle Wi Dot be forth oming
It's non-receplion vii! prove blessing
to The Editor, and sgoal mercy to the
Rca iers oi the Daily News.
Our correspondent is mistaken in
what he says in the last clause Of his
letlcr.-ED. News
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Dfe0.

In BROOKLYN, n. Y, on the 9Th ult., Mrs.
Mary Ann Vars, wife OF John Vars, and daugL.
Ter OF Henry X. Remin- ton, Of Washington Vii
aye, Coventry, in the 3ith year Of her ag,
IN this city, on the 81 inst, Damars o., infant
child OF the late Daniel U. Boone, asai 6
months.
la Portsmouth, 2Sh ut., Phebe Coggcthall,
widow Of the late Simeon Coggeshall, in the
10th year of her age.
In Fast Greenwich, 4th inst. 4, Thomas Antho-
ny, Tor many years minister Of he Socilty Of
Friends, aged II years.
IN this city, Monday m' raing, Fen amin Ham.
m tt, infant SON oi Thomas s. and Ann l.. Til
y. aged months and 8 days.
Funeral Weducsd,y afternoon, at 2 O'Clock,
from the residence Of his father, which relatives
aud friends are invited to attend without further
notice.
In North Kingstown, on the I'll inst, Mrs.
Louisa II. Hlsccy, wife Of Col. Daniel e.. Ilis-
cox, and daughter OF the Hon. Samuel Rodman,
OF South KING g.town, aged 2S years
La Valley Falls, 7ih inst. ;, Mr.. William
Potter, in the 62 year OF his age.