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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-09-18

Miss Eaton will resume her School inPiper's Block
IN MONDAY, Sept. A. 1854 DIV AUS
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CALVIN e. PRATT.
ATTORNEY & COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
No. 2O6 Main Street, Worcester, Mass.
maya II
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-09-18

There has been terrible visitation from the
cholera in the family of Mr.. Aaron Daniels
respectable farmer, residing about three miles
north of Ottowa, (tll.) and east of Fox river.
The first victim was Miss Minerva Daniels,
aged seventeen, who died on Saturday eve
ming on Monday night, Jonathan Daniels,
son, aged twenty years; Ruth Ann Daniels,
aged fourteen years. Judith Daniels, aged
eleven years; Aaron Daniels, aged forty years
The family was widely connected, and among
the visitors the following fell Victims on
Monday evening, George Head, son of Thomas
Head, aged eighteen years; Louisa Parker,
chlld of Mrs Parker, daughter of Aaron Dam
iels; Mrs. B. Flemings, sister of Mrs. A.
Daniels; Alvah Channel, living with A. Dan
iels; Miss Kingsley, school teacher, who had
been boarding in the family and Mr.. Carrot
Calvin, who had assisted in burying the fam
lily of Mr.. Daniels. The disease spread in no
other famihes.-.S Louis Republic.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-09-18

The RECIPROCITY TREATY.-The President
has made proclamation OF the ratification of
the reciprocity treaty. The relations between
the United States and the Provinces at the
present time seem to be in au anomalous con-
dition. We do not understand that our mar
kets have been thrown open to the products of
the Provinces, it being necessary for the pro-
vincial parlGments to accept the treaty and
alter their tariffs before the abolition of duties.
for which Congress has provided, can take
vision must be made for reciprocal inter-
into full operation. And yet Great Britain,
claiming the sovereign right to control the
fisheries, has generously thrown open the fish.
ing grounds to our fishermen, III accordance
with desire expressed by our government,
that American fishermen may not be molested
if they should at once attempt to use the
privileges secured to them by the treaty.
The feeling is very strong in the provinces
IN favor of ratification, and we presume that
the Parliaments of New Brunswick and Nova
Scotia will be called together at the earliest
moment to take action W on the matter
The ratification of the treaty gives to our
fishermen the liberty to take fish of every
kind, except shell fish. on tho sea-coasts and
shores, and in the bays, harbors, and creeks
OF Canada, New Brunswick, Nova Scotia.
Prince Edwards Island, and of the several
islands thereunto adjacent, without being re-
stricted to any distance from the shore with
permission to land upon the coasts and ho.es
OF these colonies, and the islands Thereof, aid
also upon the Magdalen Islands, for the pur-
pose Of drying their nets and curing fish.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-09-18

Drawing and PaIutiMS.-Miss N. NJ. COFFIN
has opened her Drawing Room, for the reception OF
Pupils in Monochromatic Painting, Crayon Head Draw
ing, Water Color Painting, Papier Mache, and Leather
work. All those interested in the invited call
at her Room, No. 10 WORCESTER BANK BLOCK Foster st.
where specimens of Drawing and ornamental work may
be Hours-From till Z. NJ.
References. Rev. DR.. Hill, Rev. DIR. Smalley Mr.
Euos DOrr, bookstore 205 Main st. my26 diff
Worcester Academy. The Fall Term of the
Worcester Academy, will commence Wednesday next,
in the Antiquarian Hall, Summer Street. utder the care
of VIM 8 GREEN NJ
sll dtS23 Principal
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JAMES p, ESTABROOK.

ATTORNEY q COUNSELLOR AT LAW
d. No. 8 rTninn Block Worcester d&wtf
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Lewis 4. Mum. AucIhOmeer.
Sales of Real and Personal Property promptly attended
o. Office 253 Main St., up tsairs.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-09-18

EpLANKE TS AND GUILTS.-E price
ED and quality, now hand, alid going cheap, by
A y. THOMPSON t. co.
SIS 3w Over Smith 4 Brothers. Shoe Store.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-09-18

PRoy1DENoE.-The Assessors of Providence
have finished the assessment of the taxes. aud
have rendered the following valuation. We
publish it, compared with last year
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Worcester Hydropnthic Institution

Worcester HydrOPathic institution
No Glen Street. This Institution is under the Medi,
cal direction of DR.. SETH ROGERS and is well arranged
forstreatInent at all seasons
Terms usually from 81 to SO per week
For treatment without board, SO to s. per week. Office
hours from 2 TO z. NJ dawH apl2
CIamin's DaguerFcOiyPe Rooms, 1888 Main
street, opposite American Temperance House.
lao diff
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w. w. RICE.
a T T q N E II La W,
No Worcester Bank Block, Foster street
jyl4l WORCESTER, MASS ld&wtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-09-18

A, y. Wave, proprietor or the One
PRICE CLOTHING WAREHOUSE, Nos. 16S and 10
Main street, Worcester, would respectfully invite the at
tention ofhs friends customers and the public generally,
the immense Stock of
SEAS0NABLE CL0THING,
oil his own recent manufacture adapted to every age taste
and profession. The great extent of this Establishment,
anddts superior facilities for manufacturing upon large
scale HAYS secured large share ofpubc favor and patron
age and regard to the present stock it is believed that
N ponto neatness of STYLE excellence of shape or fit and
thOrOugness Workmanship it is not surpassed by any
other in the State. The Department. of
BOYS AND YOUTHS CLOTHING
presents attractive array of Garments, for all sizes and
conditions of the juvenile community, and exerions win
continue to be made to keep this Department as complet
as possible.
The Furnishing Goods Department
mbraces full and complete assortment of
SHIRTS, DlCKIES,
AYERS, BOS0MS,
GLOVES & MITTENS, HOSIERY,
SUSPENDERS, STOCKS,
UMBRELLAS, CRAVATS,
sCARFs, HANDKERCHIEFs,
CAPS, NECK TIES,
DRESSING GOWNS,
SIX, Cotton, and Rooi UnderSkirts, Drdioers, &c.
u The Golds purchased in large quantities from
the best Sources sold at small per cent advance
from cost
The Custom Department..
In the second story, contains large and desrablestoe
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, VESTINGS &c, embracing
almost every article of seasonabe Goods for Genemens
Garments, which will be made up ORDER at short notice.
at reasonable prices in tasteful and Fashionable style Thor
In all cases.
Purchasers who have been in the habit of procuring
goods at this establishment especially invited to
anime this stock before purchasing elsewhere.
Tia attention of wholesale purchasers is respectfully in
Vted
N. B. Stock reviewed at frequent intervals and every
article having become from change of fashion,
diminished value. MARKED DOWN. P. WARE
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-09-18

AMERICAN FOREIGN MISSIONARY SOCIETY.
AT the recent meeting of the American
Board Of Commissioners for Foreign Missions,
the following named gentlemen were elected
officers for the ensuing year:
Hon. Theo. Frehnghuysen, President.
Hon. Thos. S. Williams, Yice-P President.
Hon. William D. Hubbard, Hon. Chas.
Stoddard, hon. John Tappan, Rev. Nehemiah
Adams, d. D., Hon. Daniel Stafford, Hon.
Henry Hill, Prudential Committee
Rev. Rufus Anderson. d. d., Rev. Selah
B. Treat, ID. D., Rev. Geo. Wood, D. D.,
Corresponding Secretaries.
Rev Samuel NJ. Worcester, d. D., Record
ing Secretary.
James NJ. Gordon, OF Boston, Treasurer.
The following named persons have been
elected for corporate membership, to fill va
cancies -
Rev. J. w. Chickering, D. D., of Maine.
Rev. Seth Sweetzer, ID. D., of Worcester.
james NJ. Gordon, Esq, of Boston.
Rev. Samuel S. s. Dutton, New Haven.
Rev. Walter Clark, D. D., Hartford.
Arson q. Phelps, New York.
Rev. Ray Palmer, d. D., Albany.
A GENTLEMAN BY NATURE. The Portland
Advertiser records an instance of true polite
ness worthy of homage and imitation. A re-
spectacle lady who resides in Brooklyn, n. Y.
was robbed OF her purse on her way to Port
land, between Fall River and Roston, and ar
rived in Boston destitute OF money Through
the agency of the conductor, she obtained the
use OF hack and was driven to the house of
Boston friend Upon arriving at the house,
to her utter CONSERVATION she discovered that
the family were away on a journey. She was
in strange city with hack under pay-a
journey of hundred miles before her, and no
money Thegenerous hackman, upon learn
ing the state OF the case prevailed upon the
lady to accept Ms assistance, and succeeding,
drove her to the Commercial House, procured
her refreshments, obtained for her the neces-
sary tickets TO Portland, and lent her $40, in
money, telling her she could send it to him
at her own convenience. He then drove her
to the depot, saw her safely In the cars, and
wishing her pleasant journey left her en-
route for Portland. His name is William G.
Smith, and he is to be found at the Com
mercial House. Commonwealth.
THE CHICAGO SLAVE CAsE.-fhe Chicago
Tribune of the 18th says:
"In company with four other fugitive slaves,
Turner left this city on Sunday evening on
the Chicago branch of the Underground Rail
road for Canada--the land of freedom and
consequently is now in much more pleasant
position than his attempted captors. 1t is
tnou9ht by many that this fugitive, Turner. Is
the negro whom Douglas asserted should be
taken back to Slavery, 'in order that he (Mr.
ID might be yindicated before his constitu-
ents.' -
HARD Times FOR WAFER We are told
that that some of the people of Lorain County,
ONO, during the late drought, have had to go
| eight miles Tor water for ordinary household
use; we nope none of them got dry in the
| and n ~
| 1t would be quite bad enough to have to 90
| for a bucket full for break fast
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-09-18

EBLAt K, PLAID, BROCADE, AND
I'D STRIPED SILKS - Great variety of the ahpye
goods just opened aud for sale 10 per cent less than for
mer prices by A. Y. THOMPSON * co.
SIS 3w Over Smith 4 Brothers Shoe Store
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-09-18

1854. 1853. Increase
Real Estate, $33 59S 900 81, 900 S1lI33 200
Personal Estate, 153S0,1O0 14,Sl4,40O 5I57oO
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-09-18

Ia REAL ESTATE FOR SALE nzm.
&c HOUSE. and quarter Of Acre Of e'Y&
G4Aland, at Grafton Depot, the Boston and
Worcester Railroad The house Is story, in good
pair and the garden is well stocked with fruit There
is failing supply of good water and the premises
about rods from the station, would be good
location for Boarding house. Apply to
ABNER z. CARPENTER,
s19 d2Wh on The premises.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-09-18

EBAY ST ATE SHANVIsS.-5o new styles BAY
HE STATE sHAWLS, this day received. Some very
cnoire designs
IS MISSES Bay State Shawls. bright colors
80 Bay State SQUARE SIIAWLS, large sizes.
A. Y. THOMPSON & CO.,
SIS 3w Over Smith Il Brothers Shoe Store.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-09-18

MesSrS Earle s Dre1o.-I am desired by Mr..
Edmund Brown, to express his sincere graft
tude to those friends who so kindly contribu-
ted to aid him in the purchase of his children,
now in slavery; to say also, that any further
contributions may be left with me, to be
transmitted to him.
P. S. Some one, through inadvertence, we
trust, handed Mr.. B. three dollar note on
the city Bank Of Neao Haren, which is com
teteit. 1t is in my hands. H. GRIFFIN
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-09-18

A YER'S CHERRY PECTORAL;
IA WIsTARiS BALKAN WILD CHERRY,
KENNEDY'S MEDICAL plsCoVEkf;
SMITA & MELVIN'S EXTRACT VALEKlAN,
SHAKER EXTRACT VALERIANj
BURNETT'S COD LIVER OH;
WILBOR,S COD LIVER OIL and LIME; &
OXYGENATED BITTERs;
.BNCHAN'S HUNGARIAN BALSAM; Nh
FAHNESTOCK'S NERNlFUGEj
HOBENSAoK'S WORM SYRUP;
WRIGHTS INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS; 4
BRANDRETH'S PILLS;
THOMPSoN'S EYE WATER;
wholesale or Retail, by
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-09-18

Goth, 27th, 2sih, and goth of Sept.
Articles offered for preniu n, must be entered with the
Secretary, by O'Clock A. NJ Sept. 9Th,
The awards of Premiums will be declared at the Han
on Thursday evening, Sept 2Sth, at O'Clock.
lFThs fruit belonging to the Society, will be sold az
Auction, on SATURDAY, Sept Both, at 10 o'clock A. NJ
The charge for admission the Exhibition, VIII ~
12 lag cents. Season Tickets % cents ~.
Circulars containing the List of lFemaps, ana NUS
and Regulations, &C., may be had by apkQsasssiftt
Secretary, J. HENRY HILL Esq, AZ
b. WALDoTINC0LN,
SO deodtS3O Chairman Of Com. Of Arguments
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-09-18

This invaluable medicine is prepared by Mrs Grenyie,
widow Of the DR. A. s. Grenyle from the formula Of
her late husband and may be procured of d. SCOTT,
Druggist, No. 2l3 Maiu street, Worcester.
dnWtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-09-18

A, y. Ware. proprietor or the One
PRICE CLOTHING WAREHOUSE, Nos. 166 and 10
Main street. Worcester, would respectfully invite the at
tenon of his friends customers, end the public generally
o the immense Stock of
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-09-18

GTRAYED OR STOLEN--on Monday last
- from No Irving street, small YELLOW DOG
weight about lbs has CURLY tail, black nose, and
few black hairs the back to the name OF "a
co., Whoever will return the to me, give in
formation where he be found shall be suitably re-
warded Isis diff VIM. PIPER
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-10
Arrived.

Steamship Europa (Br) Lott Liverpool March Is mde
end 50 passengers Cunsid Passed March n n lat So
chip Mariana tsupposed Br skip Marianne n
Orleans Lhrpoe and chip Loeb Lomspd probably the B
si 81 Ion ie s. BIZ ship Coonis from fcI Liverpool
March ST. $40 NJ lat II o. lon 80 So ahip Western EuIire
Mobile Liverpool April l. IL lat u o. Ion - S. ship
showing private ass blue white and blue vertical April PM
blue horizontal April ~ large iceberg In lat q s.
Clpperhip Burocydop (o Philadelphia ksnniss Liverpool
Mach mdse. and 81 Dawson Co April lat 10 ID
Ion 50 Il Br steamship bound T. Same 80 lon
81 passed black clipper OF Boston Slowing white ss With
sred order with letters n r. in it. NNE % the Bssk
large Quantities Of eeseTss and hedee and for i've
fsohetshp Victoria Chan pioa London March
ntse AID 2 GIswoe Aergsn Wiley From lat
~ - loa ~ So TO lat ~ ~ % iceberg.
Tsok gos the sih net se ias Of Sandy Hook fro pilot
bosf Jnis.
ship Sian. (Rr Rowe Cardiff IS d.y, iron TO order Has syps
enceG heavy weather on the passage split sails nc
shR ASs,'s SsIss' FStas shs. ~ esy" coal &c order
Ship Hudson Nclscn GEsgow, IS esya mdse Danhat d
March Is spoke shp Harmonic hence for Glassow
ship Chesapeake sf Baltimore Lambert IS days. dso and
ysns.Is From the i.fA 2th ui larss
Der ekuaa ed vssels
ship 81 Peter (o SAITH Dillingham; Newole,ns Ma-eA L. .ai
the Bar 10Th, mdse. 20 master
BARI FanzskA tBien Rssk, Bremen days ude AID II ps
sengers Bodsns Bray The hes experienced kesvywsa
duIips the broke u6der split sss Ne No date
- lon g ook of be Ct b Watts from HsOwe
for she snk eneition dsnAstec, and neatly
tesnerss March "a st 81 81 lon So spoke eiPperb wai
spske bsis Falmouth Of Nsrtueket bonnd IL
Bnt Charles Thompson Of Bath Small HAVE Is days Ddss
are 2i2 pssss sssrs to nsster.
Bsk Venus Asipscn Cur,eO. March 81 hides lins
70 Boorer Gfsses Co On the Feb 81 Is
900 rain topnsts opsaaa and dying hooom 1he g.
trs Harvey 0sbIsi, ShAdraek CaSseos reports F
% is' ~ lor p w, ls se9 cynshs " Noble ben New
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,, oA. ..,s Of 5do.bbs ~ ~ foT mixed 10 GOOD
~ sar F1s; E,,rs rye fosr qais. sq, y = 8
- G iot ne cor ss'i 10 90 i To-. s1ys ne Il
sIs ~ ,t,se IN sud beayg ,,.,
-. e Der mproyed b.. s,rs Is t, esrS- 'of
So. h 70 r.1 al IS end 20 blsh mixed iou
...Ts.is- a-rn , wih ssrs sq1r for orD,rt
Of G. tufh River . e Oiis az cal AID haty . ot
J,s, IA 4e Tor s''s sBa "e'ern b y !. ',.dyi .r'
on hu'h soee nlxd At = CON opessd e 20 s es,er
,5 M a5 sosSsr ss VEN 15a7s for roma as
5 oTe Southern whit. lane for round yellow sad d'
WHISKY The s-ist ..sdy bu, not seiye d.eiasof
ysHIGsy sss Of So b Pri1n =; &c e''h Drudge AssJ
fEovsIoHs-Tbs eenn.Dd for Po Is lee. sys ,ni pric-'
80 elass 0l o nes sl2 silSss 81 for Ph@s a., "a
q SO III, a. srlfor rpsessa chesso % 55a sil esay
Mes' ard So 5eass for eesn. ard Cg Phns Pine W..
gs7 Cot qaii and heavy s.lss Of 7o trees =, y
&c G Fam. . OF, Of g l iO sp sHi'i es so s
Gull rlsriy oGs for Ohio ard f0is for s'''s
LEApHedeI. rshs hr@eI ,hs inquiry mode ste ct - D.
IONA baOyaht market for Scotch Pig snail 'e' az -
sly 1he market coutioue, heavy Clover SEED .al,hs de
rsr .dsrse 8dfc Tuso,sy sref sesros >, b'~fs ~
moved ard resped Flax Seed sin limited ''P'5
IIbfs The oct Is .ssD reduced and holders exhibit u'rs
a ae .s, ID sI' ,os .siu n 70 1e c -
M m eohnSs peiy oor o. sal qaiak
st sIsi IN. o osI o ogsrns a1d the market
6rn ss of 200 gall In small lots csc N hha' Cpte %nte
,s &Ss i s,ssay AID the a1oc f
"a firmly held and us ma set
hare s ss 81 - Winter unbeaohsd INN sa IN OF az
g ard beseheo q 81 IS Wesefn red Is do al DE- ana inc
,uppy 10 Increasing - -. Iii. r
,,tsrs, sDd the principally r. small lots biG53c
sales Of 100 bbs Csc IN Whole lots Cr-ds h h and more in
vired for 81 Is Is Wilmington and - i Tor North Cunty
Tsn Resin sesdy censnd ess active .'es o. 20
s Wilmington Al slasl GO delivered Opsqus aud Fine are
scarce demand Tar ffm the advances sales al - b
10 order
CoFFFYPricrs are firm demand limited; sales OF 30 bags
St Domino . qle and 81 b. Rio a. lie ..,,-
tbls Orleans q, Bic and 81 hbGs
Cn1a MusoOvsdo at BE.
SUGARS odersfe request sales OF 5 hhds CABS ho'
Gov ado al 44d4,e 80 bids NewOtlesns a. V'e ,,
TOBACCO-sacs Of 81 bales KeLgcky Stem at nc . mas
Kentucky 81. 5 cases Florida 2Gc.
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pcssxpoc,.s Arrived,

1osieamssy Eepo (,'" LepoL- v.Iue Iady CHILDREN
:es Me- Reese MI. BioyIss N, AIbsn h, r siaToDi. R.
gsis S Sss1 s mssns @' Rel p Mif n S
Oii, Mr.. Dunn, G'y,nehin, H. Cousin: r c 9lyn ar
E r. sS9sS M 6sas %
S % Psa' ra S% c aaSa Dr.
stebbirs lady children ana 4sevarts
4 hts; go &c A D5S' ess re.
ses It'i b.y ssS '5' i:fs Ss9fs FIJI iess
As.1 DS; : a;!'St S,,
K P' ~ j sherwood NJ RIM cuch 10y and child
chsrcEII Dunlap Blanchard crsls semI Althpg:s
s'"f' H + Ta I'a, Mossy sss.
s SS@ = " Hsdf1n Rocns'sT wl. F';sp GO !: Is
cId .'i ff'I Avery oi.'Sn jR Fo1e
r ITPnds' 6doG P5 p soa Cas- = s.S
m H. " Ps Gazette c H9sa os sad.r
Msh JhGTpFiG9 snah Gd T Hq rT T., S
W FpS.y ThST1i[; whit whi'%STs Nsle s'.
James s.1 GsoIE Fs1%;n pd Ms in s y
" N H1s"s1a ss Js%e. TylsI lazy H' "
rals II Tomas sSoi: sOa,d L. + s,I or
v l. oSsgl, virs.n, @ ". Robinson CLARK ia and
Ssd Wn 5os %.9.a a' Bo lH,T": Rev
s WP hGS dy '9s n.eD ,5 T dL@ s~
feSco. Capt j cepnsU sf ~ Tado )Nasr Perm
as s MTG " S f.S t." i 'S 1s
OttoD 2daugters sops and servant VIM Foster and lady
w Byrpos VIM Steel Boucher Thomss Smith. James NJ.
Jones A Drury Mrs wahy N seainso Iiirau ilc, A.
Warbeck George nlDmi,, r,mpAins John stoke
~ John Murray John Morrison, ? X. Birch, James Noble
Courvle Boser james mcGowsn Isaac HArm)n j. H.
Scott Mail Assni) and ~ 4 the see-sge. .
degntp Star ofhs Ue,t from San r7l L Fcller, W.
wsll.k lady end Children A. Hsnn Riley X. Hagdoci
Dr. sOkes ". Cook lady aud children Ms J9nc. Mrs T.
Omftead and child. J. LuG Eli Wentp orb w Vateourt
Dr. Brosddus b wilslns murphy Murphy, D. Ca.hen-
by +. Keller scho0ly r. Lsng Cook H. Estery w A.
Isior H. TAlpep Nbtsie, J. ID. Holiday T. ID Clesry
Flodmsn JohnC Brown l. Never, L. Pollock Mercy,
Ii. Io.kiLs Nanliake L. ID Piusbury, J. whiting Mrs Z
Paney and infant g X spesr O. Sharp Inskn bailey 4
Ba'ey A r. Mason, Moore, J II Wyncoop, &c pnter VI
4 Eel u. pelnisou II r Thomas l.. Cans w McCnIo lgh
Cspt AyeIill and lady, Mrs S. meeksI dessasoes
Rosn.Iee. Ceve Cept Feunleroy, Capt Hall ana sdy
Gslovs and child Ss Rhos5es DR. tseny M Ei'm sat
N MIMI | , DvttcgGeId = M Naty w watson, NJ
q Gay 1a Conner Roe Jones Bdwel!, Mrs Ii ;le sui
erynni Perry Mrs Fhrrsb and ni-es w II RIOS
,,, Mir Duer il Russell, Coz Bslbit, Dr. whsffed' q
Iantv Clark O. W BukleT, v Harden Mis- g j. Gates and
iraIt Dr. T. Parks w Crooks, Master Ale7 Banks Mrs
NJ Ts'co Mrs A Marshall, Wade Geoss Ms Walton M's
Mary Smith s Conrad Kerr Miles, RobyJl2 ia the steease
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PER STEAMSHIP FURoPal
ram I.lnxi. ~ Aavch D..

PER STEAMSHIP FURoP.1
From Lows List March "a
Cerdt-sle. March y AlsX<ndra Cooper SsyO,le
liyelPoe AR March a Sarah Sands 4. O. I.sy Portland D.
: SO s!st 4. z Chandler, rev Yori 5i P Hazard An
cros Ntv-Orlssts -
Seslovsy-sld March ~ AnpA Epper, Phil.delph.
lyEKfoeL March .S-The Robert Kelly hence 70
which put into kin0wn h Ma "a OF n..,. fe,
sshore On ALL q loved hack
From Lloyd's List S.rek e
pesl-Arr March p o B. Lamar Msyhes, Heu.Yort
Nsvpo,;-sd March q Asenora JsksOn Aexxsds III s.sr
Ing Bepderson savannah.
L,,IPoolArr March 2 chss Wood, Could Newor..p. SD
ssi ktn fhre', Phsaelphis. ia CITY OF Mxneh.ge-
o. Nyhe Plusdefbis; sd skohs New Yrk g.It,e
~ Rrgss New YORK Pat back Is, Caarl~.tos
with d.els swept loss Of boats buwarE sanehoa an
q overheard. 49, "
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