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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-01-29

CODA ASH AND SAL SODA.-5O casks
- Soda ASH 10 casks Sal Soda, in store aud for sails
IN lots to suit, byG.s. a A. j. HOWE,
du Wor Bank Block
GAL SODA, SODA ASH, g. CopPERAs.
- % casks Sal Soda, 80 do Soda Ash, 80 do Cop.
peIns, m store and for sale by q. s. a A. j. HOWE.
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FITCHBURG & WORCESTER II. II.
FL Gs.staa.szs-. SUMMER ARRANGEMENT On
eEzR xiesEs-..fss and after Monday April TO- 1854,
p. NJ.
Freight at 1890 p. NJ.
Returnng-Leave Worcester at $50 and Ills A. M,
and at 4.l5 p. NJ. Freight, 7.l5 p. NJ.
IyERs PHILLIPS, Pres't.
Fitchburg, April 10. 1854 jeo df
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CONNECTIONS WITH OTHER ROADS.
Trains arriving at Nashua connect directly with trains
of Concord Boston, Concord and Montreal Northern Pas
sulnpsc, and Vermont Central Railroads. All trains from
Nashua connect directly with Gown trains of Concord
Railroad.
Each train to and from Groton junction. connects with
upward and downward trains Of the Fchburg Railroad,
and with all trains of the Stony Brook Railroad from
Lowell Morning and evening trains with Peter
b0ro and Shirley trains upward and morning and middle
trains with the downward trains of that road.
At Worcester 80 train with Steamboat
train from New York via Norwich, II Is train
meets with Boston Worcester, and Western Railroad
trains; 10 connects with trains from all the above:
named roads, udng the Express train from NV York
and Albany. rain arriving at 05 m, connects with
the trains from all the above roads, including Express
train to New York and Albany. That arriving %
wit, trains Of above roads. That arriving so
p m with the New YORK Steamboat Train via Nurwich
FITCHBCRG AND WORCESTER r r TRAINS.
running connection with Worcester and Nashua Trains
Leave Ftchburg at 40 m; II 40 and and 5 rs p m.
Leave Worcester at 6 80 and II 10 a m, and Is m.
FREIGHT TRAINS run daily each way between WoI-
ceser, Groon Junction. Nashua, Lowell and Fitchburg
u For connections with the other Worcester
Groton Junction. and Nashua Snow Wilder's Path
hrder and Railway Guide
u Through Tickets issued at Worcester for Bur.
ington, Montpelier, Wells River, White River JUNCTION.
st Johnsbury, Plymouth, Littleton and Wiers.
&. W. BENTLEY Sup't
Worcester August l. 1s54 dawtf
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~ ~ 5+l5s.e3.-.. NUKWICH & WOR~
Ess ~ CESTER RAILROAD.-On and
after Thursday October g. 1854 Passenger Trains leave
and arrive follows:
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NEW FREIGHT ARRANG EMENE
Between Worcester s. n. i.
Commercial Line OF steam FropelleTs

NEW FREIGHT ARRANG EMENE
Between Worcester s. n. i.
Commercial Line OF steam FroD9lleTs
BETWEEN PROVIDENCE AND NEW YORK
TRI-WEEKLY-UsUAL TIME Is HOURS.
Goods Transported BettOeeB Worcester and NeU Y0rk
LoW and Nth Equal Despatch, By any other Lima
xIss'~s THE BOATS OF THIS LINEeszs
.Ftss&3sfa.. will leave Providence, from Fox Point, -
on MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS, & FRIDAYS, aud
New York TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS, d SATUR
DAYS, Until further notice.
Freight taken for New York, at reasonable rates.
This Line connects, by arrangement with the Daily In
land Line Of PropeleTs between New York and phlade.
pha, and the Semi Weekly Inland Line to Baltimore, al
all times When this inland route is OPEN Goods will be
taken, Providence, for Philadelphia cents per foot
and for Baltimore ~ cents per foot Usual time between
Providence and Philadelphia 40 hours; and between New
York and Baltimore, 40 hours.
Philadelphia and Baltimore Freight will be forwarded
from New York by any other lines if directed, at
rent rates.
For further information, apply to W. II. JOURDAN,
Office of Providence and Worcester Railroad Co.; Isaac
odeI, Pier No. IS N. RI W. P. Williams, IA Broad
way, New York, or to
s'pt o 1854. d&wf Providence.
CHANCE OF TIME.-on and after MONDAY,
" Nov 81, New Worcester and Lincoln Square
O M N / b U S
will follows:
Leaves New Worcester,
At g. o'clock AN, 81! 1o3, A. NJ, Il, 81, 81 P. NJ.
Leaves Lincoln Square,
Leaves Harrington Corner for New Worcester, s min.
ues after leaving Lincoln Square.
SUNDAYS.
VIII leave New Worcester at 10 A. NJ and P NJ, re
turning at the close of meetings.
u Fare each way, 6 Id cents.
ms dit L. D. STONE, Proprietor.
;f-ssss- LEONARD'S EXPRESSLY
W and from Boston and Intermediate places BIZ
every train.
Pills collected and paid and all orders attended to with
despatch. je8 diff
KDAsSAGE ONLY $40. FROM liver
POOL TO DISQUALIFICATION Il Co, Agento
for GRINNELLS we-known line of Packet Ships, Cou
tinue 10 issue Passage Certificates from Liverpool to os
ton, at the low price of 500 They also issue Drafts pay
able at sight, the Belfast Banking Co.. and its bran
ches and Bines Brothers. Liverpool, for 81 and up
wards, at So the Pou Sterling, and charge for Com
missions.
Passage Certificates Drafts &c, can always be had
Of S. V. II. HICKCOX, Agent,
for Thompson Co., Waldo Block Worcester.
mvq diff
rzs=s7 ROSES PROVIDENCE AND
tz..- 80 WORCESTER EXPRESSLY Every Train.
Packages Forwarded, Notes. Drafts, and Bills collected
and paid, and al orders attended to with despatch.
Packages and small Cases forwarded and other Express
business ,acted at Fall River Mansfield, Attleboro'
Taunton, &sw Bedford, and Nantucket, Mass Bristol
Warren, Newport, East Greenwich, Kingston, Warwick
Wiokhed, Peacedae, and Wakefield, K. l.; and Stoning
OF, Conn. OFFICE, Am. House Worcester
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FII ID. SPEAR. INDIAN DOCTOR
ELs So much celebrated FOR his remarkable cures re
specially informs the citizens of Boston and vicinity that
he may be consulted upon the various diseases incident to
the afflicted, usual at his office, No. Is KNEELANp-
STREET. DR.. s. formerly at $40 Washington street.
fail of eiectng cure, after giving the medicines
fair trial, will pay the expense to any other physician
that will perform cure, the expense not to exceed on
hundred dollars. After the patient has used my med-
cines three days. if he is dissatisfied he may return those
not used. and the money! shall be refunded.
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@a9A ON70 REWARD FoRAxY

Y Full directions accompanying each UJttle.
krcl i've Tolars. janl7 diff
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suIered TO an
alarming extent with Flatuence, Wind Cholic Lately
they have used the Soothing SYRUP and it always effects
speedy cure.
Hundreds of like instances might be enumerated--.
Mot ers try it in every town where it has been sold
For sale by BOYD PAUL, No. 40 Courtlandt STREET,
New York -
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Ng RS. WINSLOVN,-An Experienced nurse
~ n and Female Phys clan, presents the attention
Mothers, her SOOTHING SYRUP, for Children TEETH .
For the Nervous Affections Commissions, Fever Iufam,
nation of the Bowels, &c.,hat attend this period of CHI
drelS she recommends produce the desired eff
feet giving rest to the MOTHER andref and heal to the
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Brooklyn CITY Newu.

4 whps WOMAN AID HR EiAcE Hr.skyp.--fariny
the pact term Of the Court Of General Sessions negro
named James Thsmpson tried on indictment tbr
besniy Ia taking white woman named Ellen Vaughan,
az his " better half" having wife, who l. eoiorei
wonmn st living, and BY whom he had three chi ren-
Inc second msrragc ceremony performed hy q
Clergyman Of the Episcopal church at house IN Dean
street the 10th Of September last aier Thompson
moved " Connecticut With mis- white wife, leaving his
legal wife and children here 20 take Of themselves
On the tlia IL the the coorcd wife testified that,
having learned that her intended 10 marry Miss
Vaughan. she made II her business q inform her that
she wac Thompson'- wife ana the mother Of three CHI
NOT care, and would have hum sny how shortly after
this conversAion Me .ond marriage took place Thomp
couviced and sentenced to The state prison for
three years and four month"; The then
placed trial for fsoniously fnerrnarryinG with James
Thompson the husband OF Elizabeth Thompson, knowing
the time that his wife stu living. she
vctee Of the offence and Saturday sentenced
the pentenary for the term Of sixty day She about
90 years Of age, and quite pretty looking WOMAN
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4
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DISTRICT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. suuNEsTIONS
TO COLONEL FRENCH, TIE PLENIfOTBNTIARY
YR0N NICARAGUA. Y
SOUTHERN Dsrn,e1 or New YorK
rN,ryD STATS DsIrfr ATTORNEYS O,r1r, /
- ,, - -. ~, -
~ A1nfh n iIhs.n. r@t' w. So
S1s-en the twenty-fourth day OF December instant,
complant under OATH was mace At this Office that Won
...4,.- : ;., 80. $500. h.s q, .h, s,.4,.. 49,.
Wsesne r VII S 10 ~. az A.s c, oesuu'
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tss a, tha esSar;t In .oi.t;or 80 tha
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Ibs warIant pas Detn seived upon al parties tneren
nanied, Wlth tne e1ccpuon OF yourself deem u my
ouy noW 70 sse W NV tue rc"ons lor 'ne ooy III sne
eAccsson =. wy waIaaI' .,,,,.,
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Ineu ..a'cs Das :. VI .n,e 20 W. prac.'cc
81 o M =, nso ~ az @ I. n ~ .nc as a.
uon. Nou'u oNN.e '" my ~ ro' e'siA6 INV .vi"uon
such courtesy a. IN ms Judgment comported with the
d9nny Oh the emeeu e.A,os. -, -,
from vac cetnespenaeuce, copss OF WHEN nave
been tince oehvefco 70 you, appears tnat
you nave NOT oceh rcceNeu or acknowledged - q
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ffrons the Jacksonville ft1a.} News Dec. -
we regre IN have to state that this splendid steamer
socA fra whilst lying az her wharf in this town about
hale past eleven O'Clock last Thursday night and in ten
minufeN asr the first alarm given the eutire boat
was enyeloped In flames. Indeed, sudden VAS the
alarm, that the and passengers barely escaped With
their iiycs. large portion Of the baggage Of the pas
mails on beard, from points the river above this
place She had lac bags Sea Island cotton board,
which wire slSo consumed
The Hanes were 6rtt s,over-d Issuing out Of ths
buHhcaA around the steam drum. Every exertion
made by Capt Shaw, his officer and OF the citsc
70 cutie the boat, bat without succesa
AZ tie pessengers got shore in order 10 save
cifinl tudirgs, and prevent the ERE from
wiha amount u cotton and tar lying
en- tie wharf deemed advisable to cut her loose from
hc vhsrf and al~ her drift Unfortunately she dred
towards and went auj THE L. :. sursyirg schooner
erc snd damaged her considerably, scitiog drv 70 bsr
saib and r'rsisr.
Fortunately Tho two vcssels were dssngaged NJ the
yforYt etrs of the officers and cre~ ~ The Pierce In
time enough 70 sAve the schooner. Hut the misrtuus
not 10 end here The burning steamer still drfed
With the tide, lodged against the bsw Of the brig Is
which had just arrived from Sew York with full cargo
Of nerchandize The flames reached The brig aud
her entire rigging wss In blaze. The sight was awful
and r. and in the extreme.
Nearly ali the sails aud fssinz ox the brig were con-
sumed and her bow. good deal Tired and damaged
but fortunately Lieut. Havey and the Of the Pierce
cane 10 the steamer and towed her o. ani With the
greatest and most heroic extien saved The brig and hsr
cargo.
r,s ord grounded wbets the rensaircsr o. hs Les sarns
" ne xAser cog.
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F.ru Mlsr,ss--A Cam PossoNYp IN Mours.--Co-
Vnes wilhelm wa yesterday called to the house No. ss
wcs Twe.ty-seysrsh street, TO bod inquest upon
the body Of an insnt OF Mrs MARY Glass, and tbs
Jury rendered verdict Of " Death BY congestion OF the
brnin the result % dose Of audsnum administered BY
it, mother che c-inr ignorant of its poisonous effect"
II appears that Mrs.. Glass had OCCASION 10 leave the
hcus for two or three hours Saturday morning and
In osder make her uant sleep during her abencc
gave him seven sr eight drops OF audauum not being
aware shai that quantity would Injure hun On her
turn she found him stupid, and being unable TO wake
him he sent for ydoisa. whc-e efforts aiao proved
lruess ard death ensued in the course Of the night
rArAr FAIL inoSA BrnpSe. Coroner Hilton held an In
quest yesterday urcn The body Of Patrick Eusent,
Ish etorcr twenty eight years Of ago whose death
the result Of an II APPEARS that saturday deceased
was at work on the roof Of building intended for
the Deaf and Dumb Asyium- located mar CarmanSviis
and being called down. attempted TO wak upon the roof
unt he reached the Ladder but there bsn9 upoa
~ he siipped and Nil hsedious Y u: ErcunA distance
and two chndren Mviss IN Thireenth street. The juy
vasssed ysrdiss " sAesiAepsAl esathI
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IfrOm TIE Richmond Enquirer, Dec "
The Southern and Southwestern Commercial Ssr.en-
tlou Charieston, appointed Com
rtcc to determine upon the time and place Of it, next
session.
That COMMITTEES, by Joint action with citizens
and the Board OF Trade. have called meeting OF te
convention the 30th January next, In Richmond In
pursuance % ths the following circular hos
been adopted by the Invitation Cou'uiittee--
EIcsNosp, n~c. Ia 1855.
IrAR Sy-The cormittec appointed By ths last south
ern and South Commercial Copscsuon 10 select
the place and tx the time FOR the newt session. having
nounced their accep nce VI Invitation meet IN the
city Of Richmond the Goth day January nexS the
undersigned belf o. the ci,cas and R,sri Of Trade
OF Richmond aware OF your interest la the subjects
connected with this movcpent) CORDIALLY invite at
tendance and participation in the deliberations OF the
convention.
We slfo re- ues that you VIII tss ssch early action
win insure the appointment of eu delegation srvm
city. HORACE L. KNIT.
JAMES INoSS r..,,,...
HENRY G. CAHE1I. ~'0'
JOSEPH r. ANDERSON, ,;..,,.
JANIS II. GRANT, ~
DAVID j. BURR,
This circular has been sent 20 AL the prominent points
and persons the South and Southwestern States
az the information Of the COMMITTEES would enable them
10 extend the invitation
We are requested to call upon the papers In the .
Hates and in our own State TO give the utmost publicity
to this circular. All cities, towns and counties In these
States are requested 70 send delegations relying upon
cordial reception although, pcfcanee spesai crcois
fhould not reach them
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U, n,
In my last communication to you, advised you Of the
gloomy aspect of political affairs in this city and OF the
hostile attitude Of raconis and Cara the two chiefs
tending for the control Of the garrison here
Things continued in the same unsettled state until
within few DAYS ago. when Traconis yielded to orders
from The supreme government and yesterday ne embark
cd his troops IN and baDgos for Pueblo Niejo
This day Garzas In possession Of the garrison
and all the pu bic ediices Traconis tosk French leave
Of last night having LETT the Town Major and his stan
to turn the city to Cara Aud thus the last hold
Of hesanta Anna faction has re,inauished its gasp in
this State and none Of H. NJ S. H. friends LETT here
excepting few Of the chiefs OF the Customs who
looking very much Hike sick this morning. They
must also CO. for their deeds well kno~n 20 CARA,
who will not mold them guiltess-
The roads to the interior markets now opSa, aud
goods moving in that direction fast as the sans
OF conveyance be obtained The prospect of good
winters business IL rather cheering, and the
chants begin feel little satisfied with their large
stock OF goods which have been staring them in the face
for a length Of time as much dead capital.
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sssrryeesS~ syess ssg Ioey A.woes = Ee- esssgss.
- dkyHe n eesas tagged agn.l: WI slssn1Il.
hssy vea.ke q - ~ w., ch.r
VIII narsS. rss1 ~ % q 9 DoEcan Fzpes1sacsd viss
sSp SoSesf PsSerS6r = q John. Mp. HrisAsrd BesAs
days 9 bsiiss o ssfes wm bed los Antwerp. -
Bsss Rsvsi,e. Cooke 1rsazsa Cuba Decs w 9 Thoess
Des ID Wih eusar ard olsasG I1eyeran Col yeseitp
DS.s g nsye been Y 49, ~, ns' IS On Ss's e
sa3Sy Ho Dee ~ spehcsst = s 80 ~ 1911 $3.50
anchor and fAthoms chain crow hNH ia - nvss w.
could rot ORR the weasel ft.+
snip Heay Clay arsvsd yesestsg ~ - 1872 49,
Eees ezpeKepced heavy weather he Iter - ~ pe1o
S6sh n.t v heavy eais VIM Bsa4ord s:saan ~ -
overheard frcA The boWTp End lost On TIE uG o - ~
Ne, = O'Clock. "a NAnsucksl shoals ssyse ~ ~
80 q distance cent mould judge nsaw Tie shoAl
Arr T,s ssar Gar!tcs Jayne. Tyler. fc1 nAlfners. -
Ar s.h-scar Raehe JanA, whtnors iron vtrs.aA, wng
Oystere bound 10 New Haven Has BEEN aahUre B1me
che was incorrectly reported yeserdaT frsm Bsansst
BELOW.
SAILED.
SD 7oth steamships RloeidA gaxAAnab; james A1eGs
Chariesson: Jamestown, Norfolk, Ac.
Wind II suurss. VI nssidiaa. wNw,ss&x, NV.
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The LATE STATE LoAS.-Bankers are avallns
themselves Of the New state per cent STOCK Issued
the 18th inst and due January /. 1874 basis FOR
hanl ing purposes. Out OF ~, zoo eco secured By RUFUS
BY him IN the Rank Department In trust for ts sn;
rsnhers who have purchased Of him since the swart
and Mr. X. has withdrawn Com Themes IN payment up
wards az u 1QL00o OF the New York state per
sto<l unasuruu LAD OF January n-t and 5000
a. government securities Of various kinds The Sew
yoss state stocks about due, VII be redeemed NJ the
Manhattan smpanyh Banl, New York. The United
ststs stoc, have been fnrwrrded 70 Washington FOR
demI ton, the premium offered BY The secretary OF
kirs sil holds limited ant OF the ~ x. "a of "a
- ,,,r, nal Isr
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LAurcx-The sehooner Joasph Webster sas taunesa ~
Saturday Afternoon lAs by Mr. Hell u us tine annssnssA
She very pretty srs and reec credit the buAsr.
TAe steamship Augusa Capt Lyon. srivsd yesterday ns
vance u he mail
IxrosrAKr MAIL CoxxusloArros WITH b JoaSs. Reoae
Rsco 81 THOMAS. LAcuAvRA Ann ruEsro CAssuo-A sesn-
monthly lpe OF sleAmshlps commencnx With he Tenn1
about the e e. January peE viii be run be1weeo ~
York and Puerto Cabelo South Amerce touching - y
Forso Rico g. Thomas and IAgunyra Maie Cor ose $500
viii be regularly made q the Nov York FoS OMoes 81
despatched BY hs line he United States postage charge Se
Ten csns The single rato. prepaymess required
The following table rves sunnaxy a he veasen -
harbors Of New York Boston. anA BsAnogy the I'm ~
md a Charleston, SAVANNAH, Mobile ard New Orleans -
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Board Of Supervisors.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HER AID.

NEW YoKx, Dec. 2s, 1853.
am satisfied that you reporter has done unn en-
tonal injustice In the reference he has made In your
I~Ier to-day Of the action taken By the Board super
ors in reference to my claims secreary OF Census
Mershal, by omission Of the subsequent action Of the
Hoard IN giving back the bills and papers attached
my memorial With this memorial letters from the
County Clerk and Secretary OF State resapitulltng my
services and approving Of my work. These documents
we're returned to me motion Of Alderman Hcrriek, at
quarter By making thess corrections you will greatly
obIige, yours, truly, u. Z. HENDERSON.
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City RolftAess
SOFT sRzLL szAxx CONVICTION.
1hs following are the d the Delegates and alssr
mates elset 70 ths ss shell Stats osaveaon that sss
q Syracuse On t5ss 10Th prsx -


LIVE OAK CLUB NO. l-THu F1IEND6 or 0E0nU Law
n< ~ N Tm vrnLD. &
meeting Of the msmbsrr Of The lave Oak Club Ne.
was held last Wednesday evening, ct No Sss Broaaway
James W. Barker, President, In the chair.
On taking his seat the chairman announced that the
object Of the meeting to bsar the report q the
mittse appointed e drats consusn 90 - to
perfect Their o,g.sis.tcn The object Of TIE Club was e
quired By the s1geneiss d the times Mr. Barker en-.
George LAW and contrasted h character and public
ices With that Of other oppesing candidates. Mr..
NJ. A. Fuller fron ths committee On osgsni.tion,
ballot for permanent onacsss with sastoowag result -
James ". Barker President,
Louis N. Glover, Vice President,
Dr.. A. MaisdeH, Secretary
W.. A Ioiler. Corresponding Secretary.
r. A. watknson, Treasurer;
Resolved, That editors Throughout the Unios friendly
to the nomination Of George Law, b rsqus1ted send
csE Club, No FsS Brcsdv U.cD New Yors. 49, Law
Resolved, That the club rooms be kept open daily from
= G sss sSS ieS s a a.
throughout the Urion and that they hereby respect
Upon motion of Mr.. Glover, 1t was
Resolved That the regular weekly meetings OF the Club
be hereafter changed TO Wednesday,
Aadrcsss. were than made y each sf The newly elected
rdor and good feeling prevailed and 1t late hour the
estpg adourned With nine cheers for their candidate.
HARD SHELL CELEBRATION OF THE EIGHTH OF
JANvAnY.
Heretofore the Tammany people have had monopoly
Of the anniversary Of the battle Of New Orleans but this
year they win not have 1t al to themselves The young
hard shells have taken the necessary steps to
rate 1t in proper The Young Mems National
Democratic Club met at 663 Broadway Saturday
ng-General ijah Ward the chair-&nd motion
ofC Godfrey t;unther:-
Resolved, That the club celebrate the approaching
nverssry OF the battle Of New Orleans by dinuer 10 be
f.A Mat Mt nj mn Int
day The Chair appointed the following committees:-
Committee of ArraDgements-C. Godfrey Gunther Chss.
D. Mead, VIM. N. Mcfntre, George +. Alden, Benj. s.
Hart, Henry H. Morange, John King.
Committee Observation-Disclosures c. Morton, Horace
r. Clark, Josiah Sutherland
Committee ON Reception Richard Schen. Ulysses d.
French George G. Byron, James s. Libby, Timothy Day.
Nat. Jarvis IT., John B. Fogerty.
Committee Toasts-Gde0n ). Tucker, George G. &c.
net, Thomas J. Barr.
The members anticipate happy and jolly time the
6 and the attendance ola large number Of distinguish
ed democrats
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New bark Storm King 81 date OF P9and, which ~
q Boston Monday last Cor Salem has been sold 10 Dax
Cor about go COO.
LAUNcHrD-Iu Harpswen c,sh Inst yNrd Of Curtis
Escs superior barb Of about 80 called the Paul Al
ander. 10 be commanded by Capt DAM Bergman She =
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Naval InfellluNn1r.

The rri.cd States steam ffigate Jacin.o arrived
At Ma<in, Nov IL, and ssici on the i'th TOR he East
indi<s
The United states figate Constellation saiIcd from
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