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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-10-03
sPECEAL NOTICES


The oih3ers and members Of torrent Engine Co No 4
tender their sincere thanks to the ladies' for decoratn
their machine Per order. JAS. KNIGHT, Foreman
S. II. DAY, Clerk.
A Card The officers and members eff Ocean Hose
20 NO would tender their sincere thanks u Mr. n g.
Bancroft for he liberal supply of fnrnsbed
them by him, on the day Of their muster
Per order. JAMES MCLAHF In CIerL
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-10-03

Its U0rks Of art at Piper Block
Persons wishing Cb,ain superior keuesses of them
selves or trends, ed No longer think they must 90 to
Boston OF New York for them, for BABBiTT is taking
pictures equal to any obtained d. ere His Dapuerreo
types are acknowledged by al be OF So peror tone
and finish, ard perfect kenesses. His Phctop, apha
musi be seen to be appreciated Persons having daguer
reoypeS OF deceased tends have them enlarged TO
any required size, paper by the Photographic process
ana thtn hhished IN oil or For large mic
lures the Photograph is the best BA bBITT is making
some splendid ltEtnesses polished glass Ia some
cases these are TO be preferred For infants and restless
children, the time Of sitting short the natural ex
preston OF the child is easily retained For goups and
persons having weak eyes, this speedy process is excel
lent 10 Judge OF the beauty AID variety of hin speci
mems, call at his rooms, os. , & II. Piper Block
Main Street, Worcester. au27 dtf
DiseusFs of the Throat and Imuas.-DR
DlLLENbACh having removed TO No. Cambridge St
near the Revere House, continues rs usual TO devote
hnsed exclusively to the examination and treatment of
an diseases OF the respiratory rga Consumption Bron-
ch'ls asthma ana tatlrrh Ills mode practice con-
SslS IN lhhalng or breathing the dies reduced ntoa
state Of vap0r, from suitable apparatus constructed for
that urpose combined with UGH ituiiIna measures
and legal applications the exigercIes of the case NAV
seem 70 nalcate For the success Of his treatment the
Doctor refers TO persons Of The highest character and NO
silon, IN this city and e8heEe many Of whom have
been cured and con peely stored to health when as
doned by the ordsary modes of Practice Persons ar n
distance wishing to avail themselves Of nv systen, Of
pracce, by giving full statement OF their case in writ
ing can nave the appropriate remedies with nhaants
ana AL necessary directions for use sent to them nv ey
press. W - "a
n b In order that the public may not be isled nv the
mlsrtNtsehiAh ms OF gnOraut rrtenders | weuld saw
tha have no branch Office and that there ia ma bve,
Gan 10 Boston pract cling medicine who now has or ever
Iis '' lny connection with me, cr any right use my
N'"'' D'"Ai1 N any VINO maze such announcement.
III. p.
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Chuucc,-The subscriber will sell bis pIace.
o9gnsNQhg OF nearly new House, Baru and acfcs
iani wish great variety Of fruit Il 4 si,unted on
ia'aton Htfeet near the Bloomiugdae road IA miles
ter Up m. M VOLS ~ s 11s VIZ US
VII dpodhyytf -'0iS " "i9NhN'
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-10-03

DOVER PorAToEs.-Mr. Newell Brown, of
Millbury, has left samples of this excellent va
riety, which on trial we found to be first rate
They not liable to rot and are said to be very
productive.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-10-03

DIR. }. ClnwsOn X eiIcy, Anaiy,,cai ph,,.,,,o,,
can DC consulted by ladies and gentlemen at bis ONCE
corner OF Church and Mechanic Streets. worcester,
oI' 0s TUESDAY and FRIDAY, the "a and Sd
VI o0'oeI lIee Of CHARGE upon all diseases of Inc human
50 itie,tU ~ ''eu 70 eall
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-10-03

MIDDLEsEx CoUNTY.-At the Republican and
Fremont American Conventions for Mddesex
county, held at Concord, on Wednesday, the fol-
lowing ticket for Senators selected, the three
first being Republicans, and the three last Amer
leans, all pledged to vote for the reelection of
Charles Sumner 20. W. Albee of Marlboro, Jo-
seph White of Lowell, c. G. Esty of Framing
ham, James Mr.. Usher of Medford, Gideon
Haynes of Waltham, and A. P. Bonney of Lowell.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-10-03

1JThere is much pleasure and satisfaction and even
happiness in knowing that you have arrived to certain
point which you have been striving to attain for years
CLAFLIN is THERE he row operates with certainty of
producing the most pleasing resulshis pictures are
BEAUTIFUL in tone, admirably perfect in all the mnutes
delineatons, and invaluable as mementoes of the human
face divine.
Cafn's Gallery is the Gallery of galleries; if you are
in pursuit Of first class Daguerreoype made on tablets
OF CHEMICALLY PURE sItvaR if you want picture on
Glass, unequalled by any patent (gum) process.
Rooms 1855 Main st over Citizens Bang sos51,
ARNoLD's GLoBULRs and VITAL FLUID are sold q,
wholesale at the towest prices by John O. Hill. 22a
Main st. AZ retail also Names and statements Of those
who have been greatly benefited by them nav be seen
% i''' ''''Ie myl4 DIFF
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-10-03

Comments upon so meagre sequel to such
magnificent promises are not necessary
Words are inadequate to express the disgrace
full meanness implied in this faithlessness to
their admitted duty. Our readers will OBJ
serve for themselves that instead of her thou
sands promised, acknowledgements chival.
rous Savannah-contribute but hundred
and half Charleston, out of her abund-
ance, gave-nothing! Charlottesville, the seat
of the University of Virginia. with its four
hundred anu sixty-six students, contributed
the munihcent sum of tloo dollars and ftty
cents Half cent apiece for the professors
and students OF the Harvard of the South
The rest of the Old Domil ion gave nothing I
In a word, the entire South contributed
$407,27, while this city and neighborhood
gave $56l.50. The promising owner of Burns,
in spite of his pledge to the widow of his
whole plantation, though several times in
formed by letter of the meagre relief the South
had contributed, never lad even the decent
courtesy to answer the letters of her agent,
and the hostages of his useless missives was a
dead loss So much for Southern liberality
and Southern justice in the case of the mar
tyred Bachelor "
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delivered # 70 sub c-f he ' ion nov being
IN lr-s tha h7' gwen more g-rei Tissue g issued from
sty a1d r,s s5 i is written in an nter 70 SUD
Tbis man 'tis Atsnt'gn o. The reader a'ns
eeSii 9lag' has won the islifc.i7 If b;E ana sue
the opn pl,r stand in latitude 80 &c. and gaze e uno 1
la, on he robsi reach The northernmot point Of
en- heaviest seaF4 duty ever ever
Es e end after all 70 return to tell the sfor i III
rows move gra1dfnr frly Lxcs our #order hut Dor
ef5Ji"9S me- az mated him tie iasE cons'd-
- igg s2ysrfm-ft edition can be obtained oe
isssL.' ~ No LII ~ so, at WN ~ Fgyvo,s ,ea1 =,
opposite the Worce.t.r Post Ofic ANnV . nearly
Cspareucrsss5s, AoEi.,..-T6o s,,,,s.,;s,-- -
sn.: uay ofm'G coPaftrerslip for the Turpose Of 80
acting general Wholesale nd Retail Drv C3o5 h. as
b. H. RaPUDE e, W 'i ~ q 20.
J. H. JENKINS, q VIII, 111 IHihtoN,
Worcester July % 1856 @ LII l.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-10-03

The Rocky Mountain Fremont Club holds It's
meeting, this (Friday) evening, at 7 IL o'clock,
at Warren Hall.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-10-03

.o.. il,ts Fixtures Of IA Drug store, FOR SALE
sso.u s o, shelf Bota Counter AMI Prescription
csar, -, sou9tah anu drawing apparatus Drawers
uer, ana VIII De sold reasonably. These Fxturs will he
s9m h quantities % suit purchasers Addresa j. o.,
NIL, Apothccery, Worcester. Mass. ar ,yib
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-10-03

Over UOatIngs, Pant Goods, and Yestings
OF all grad s. from the more coarser article to the finest
fabric, in rich and elegant les which will be made to
order in lie to suit your taste, and in the most
thorough manner. The liberal patronage have re-
celYei o the last ten years, conyirces that have
dealt fairly with all our customers, and would say to
thole who have never AIDED with US, come and examine
cur goods before purchasing elsewhere.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-10-03
EXPERIENCE AND CLOSE ATTENTION
u4NUFAcTURE or OUR GARMENTS,

MANUFICTJRE OF OUR GARIENTS,
Enables US to produce the most thorough made
IL Q l. . T II l n q 20
In the Country.
And in style and Ht Garments we can truly saw
lUs are unsurpassed We warrant al goods to be as
represented, and the warrant be relied upon We
have an excellent assortment OF
Over-Coats. from S. 90 to SIS
Under Goats. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. - "
Pants. Heavy WOnlen... ............ " so
Vests. Observation-Disclosures. 100
UN ERSBIRTS and DRAWERS, large assortment
at extremely low prices
GENIS' SHAWLS, at about half price.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-10-03
Senator Seward has left home to speak in Mich.

igan
The Detroit Advertiser asserts upon what it
deems the most positive testimony, that the Ere
mont electoral ticket in Pennsylvania will cross
the Alcghanies with fifty thousand majority.
There are now fourteen Fremont papers in the
State of California.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-10-03

RICE II NEI-N0n
KIU Z e n ELSON.
ATTORNEYS rad Councillors at LnVy.
No. l Worcester Bank Block,
WORCESTER, MASS.

jy3l dawtf '''''A' L. NALooN
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-10-03
" ESTER ALLY

TIE " MARTYRED BACHELOR The men,
orable attack upon the Boston Court House, for
the rescue of Anthony Burns, in which one OF
Marshal Freeman's guard of rufians lost his life
is no doubt still fresh in the minds Of our read
ers. 1t was stoutly asserted at the time, that a
man who had died at his post of duty in defence
of the Constitution and the Laws, was entitled to
the everlasting gratitude of his country, and that
grateful people would honor his memory by a
liberal provision for his destitute family. We
knew very well that no very large amount of cash
could be raised for such purpose at the North,
for kidnapping in Massachusetts is even less pop
ular than formerly, but it was to be expected that
the gallant Captain Suttle, who had secured his
property by the aid of Bachelor and his fellow
scoundrels, and the three hundred Southern
Shareholders who, by the blood shed in Boston,
were made to feel their property in human bodies
and souls more secure, would do the handsome
thing, and come down with the dollars, at least,
sufficient to keep want from the widows door.
How much was done, and by whom, has never
been made public until recently, and as it is a
matter of some interest to our readers, we copy
the following from the Boston atlas of the ID =
Who can forget the plaintive Indignation
expressed by the Southern press in connection
with this affair? How many noble promises
alas promises only-did we hear of the gen,
erous contributions that would pour forth for
the support of the family of this martyr to
Southern rights The owner of Burns, who,
II we mistake not, was named Charles F. SUIT
tie, pledged his whole plantation that Mrs.
Bachelor should be generously cared for
The Savannah papers gave magnificent prom
lses IN regard to what was to be the bounty of
the first families of that city. We heard,
even, statements of the actual number of thou
sands already subscribed. Charleston also
promised largely, and the papers of the Old
promises. The world generally-good, I'M
suspicious, contding world-took it for grant
ed that all this smoke must cover some fire,
certainly enough to fill the hearth of their BEN
efciary henceforth with comfortable warmth.
How stands the record Read it. Here 1t is.
Does 1t need any comment? Here is the COM
plete list OF all that was contributed by all and
every person towards the relief of Mrs. Bach
elder, given us directly from thasfriend of that
I lady who ed as her agent and treasurer =
CoNTRIBUT1oNs for the relief Widow Z. J. Bachelor
Citizens OF Jacksonville E Florida. 500 90
James Kyle, Fayetteville, N, CO.. ......... 20 90
Citizens of Savannah Observation-Disclosures. 1873 50
James Alexander and Friend, Charlottesville, Va so
Citizens of Boston, through Messrs f. Skinner Il
GO 49, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 429 90
Citizens of CharlestOwn and vicinity, through
Riddle. ..,...................... 112 so
p. Dunbar \ Co. Boston. ................... 20 90
Citizens of Savannah Ga, by A. X. Moore of sa-
vannah. IS 90
Citizens of Mobile, through I. 7. Sawyer of
GnarleStoWn. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1875 90
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-10-03

Over. Coatings. Pant Goods. and Yestinrsl

GEMS sHAwLs, at about half price.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-05
N.x,s from Havana.

The Spanish Bsnk ha, been formally orgsriSed On
TIE i4th u the Director cab Director and Council Of
Directors of the Bank, were summoned to the Palace
ard there took osths OF Office in presence OF the Cap
tain Ger No suitable building for the operations Of
the concern has as yet teen obts ed.
On the evening Of the 18th ult. at quarter PAST nine
O'Clock there was q slight shock Of hquAke at St.
Jsgo Cuba which ecsred the Inhabitants who fet 1t
out Of their into the open stee burned bid
dfeods The feanl after the experiences the pAopl
Of S. Jsao or ,be effects of earthquakes they are surely
excussble for being easily frightened.
The Count &c Rstti Mentn has received the roya exe
qustor and Of all the privileges and
in the Island.
so unce,emoniousy ordered of the island, (a.d
about whom II stated some difficulty likely to
berwe England and SPAIN has returned to Cabs
In the Dee 1t To be presumed that no has received
the full amount OF damages awarded him. and there now
being another Governor at St Jsgo Cuba hopes to
be permitted TO carry his business there in peace
The eec nc teegrsp between Havana ana Trinidad de
Cuba is operation.
There are now existence at Havana three organised
companies for the introduction OF Asiatcs for the field
labor of the Island. The 359 Indiana brought by the
BIRTH ship Australia, form the 6rss cargo corted by
the third Of these companies which embraces among the
stockholders Ct the distinguished and inuen
tal people of Cuba There Inference opinion
to the value OF tbs Cooie aAorers Tney are not
robust in frame the African, and they chew opium
whenever they can get II.
The Captain General had been everywhere we'll
ceived in his tour through the leland
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BROADWAY TaTArRg -.'Herne, the Hunter stin at
tracts ed Audiences Thoee who this
popular dramatic spectacle should remember that this is
its last seek.
N'Btos GasDES.-Francois Ravel and others, will to
night perform the double tight rope in ala Fet.
Chsmptue.' TIE pretty ballet Of "iss Abeiles" fol
lows, ard the at kiDgo closes the amusemen.s.
BrRoS'a 1azarRF. -Shak spere's comedy Of the nWin
ter Tale, and the musica affair styled Jenny Lind
win BE- performed this ening. Mrs. howard personate
TIE nei pine In tee last piece
Laura kEna'9 yAtnlIs-Those highly successful
pieces the drama called 1.-TWO Loves Iian and the
extravaganza Of NoVeltyo aga n announced Tor TO-
night. Miss Kes ne avs in both.
wAIIAcxs THEATRE The "KDights of the Round
Table, aud the musical farce Of t'Tne 5Reyew, win be
pre- en.ed this evening They finely cast and will be
played ia uDexcepsonable style.
BPoAppAY VAsTTI. -Msstsr George W. Marsh and hi.
com viii again astor ish delight their
auditors tbs evening in "Biack Eyed SUSAN and the
sWanderiog Minstrel"
WOODS MiSsqRIS. Pleasing songs Ethiopian canoes
au9babls oses and the farce Of he HAPPY Man con
stitute the biz for tonight,
% csrEYs sxRscSlDEPs The extravaganza called the
"Cogr. us IcsB1rg very amusing afar, vii be given
TO night With variety Of songs, &c.
Cana ASo JAPAN See the panoramic II ustrsti,ns on
egl.d % " .as Athss4gm, e54 3GVslS,I.
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Died.

neo.
:, Vh nohusy Alethooh, hGcu - w. = cLh'r, N Inc
ooc year o hls age ;,
Inc iea'ives ana ir'enos Oh TIE iam are resPsotuy
inv,tee 70 a'eno 'ie 'one.A,, ,nln A'Denn' o. 'Mo
go o" ,sS I 49, 70 nv ~. To-. ~ n'' 90 '"
nSI net 20 i'l !" DIoe rtte... ,, ,, >
IN u - sl'g, oh IIesSa{, sar0n nf CaN1s = AN
So,p, ~ pe nm % aaen.lo rSy - =,
I'm ne iesiu. " M u'usn0', q u ar
noo. w. % w S'rre p.Ayu' ", ln'lros
NORM " "even c.oes Ahe apo i'ienoS s1e
Invited 70 at.enu. /. - ;,..S,.
~ ehuJ' a eo =, 1870 iA"", "'s'" " 'Ae A"'e
pSn q W., aseu ga oS yeei'. :, a. xr ..eu
tn :. an ~ to' go 1a ~, 80 S NJ
nov 70 u.na NE .om ner .ae 20
~ Anen LIS iiooh' o. ooo coca, W'nou'
~ ~ .Ie a.a ms. a.,on. u..1 =. ,.,a.L :, =
" n'" ny, = ~ L.ue .ioSA VI ~
nsn maoa - .ne iungr, n.Ah neIAs AN o.eefy Oil
~ 1,' ooun ~. ae. , ss.u 80 soass
na inneia VIZ ahs Pae " i,iiow So. US ~
cs ioiu n7 a'e ieS'aenee' w. Ao "ons INT ~
seq - sHee , &C.,.
reinshSen hnu osVa" 'apsIs PesSo copy' 49, - -
IN lpefday March q heopipg eouga, FRAaX HAN
, ny eot " "a S :" "Nu Douie" "aiA0f, 'seu
In, an;a - go. ). po,,,.,. .o,,..u ,,~ $50.
n,ar+ ieiA' "e'o NAen " io'"'ADa eoun 'of in'ei
en- ua u..h Q .e.r .h-. ;,, .o>. -
:. W CO s -. ss'o 10 .r a m soh
y IT, a,ati.s IA ,snS. NJ Tho ,smu 80 rssna.tni
invi,es "a a,,ens the SnarsI tro h 20 isore - ~,
fa,hsr No lie was EmventS straa tbis sfarnoo ~ =,
tn n,.,orI ;,hsu, far,ner ~ v;,s,;,, nsa 1870, 81,
hs taken N G,eenwo,o Cemetery FOR ;n,erma,t :"
After lone illness of cor srnat,m, y,vrs KuY soai
"A yea,s Iativn of Io yf,r n,ti.h ri Fd,ess
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-05
PHILADELPHIA, March 4-4HP.M.

PHILADELPHIA, March 4-4HP.M.
Neq,s fyom Rio Jdneiro7yD Lirepoot and Philadelphia
Seoniers dc.
We have aSvices from Rio Jsneiro 10 January IA
which say coffee and dear and that several
American vessels are leaving in ballast The city and
whole province we've healthy ship Sarah Parker, Of
san Francisco for New York. sold at BIO 10Th Janu
ary for ooo e00 equal to about 900. Tho ship Vim
Ero,b;r CHAM from Calcutta for New York. which put
into this place in distress has repaired and is reioadng
ana Will sail tor ner deHtination q week
The Liverpool and Philadelphia line of steamships viii
sb1rv retime their trips. The City Of Ba I'll
more 46i tons, 200 horse power, Captain Letch, viii
commence early in April or 20 she be pro-
cured from the french government, with whom her pc
riod az ect vice is expiring.
The Pennsylvania Railroad Company elected eight di-
ecors last night, at their Office Walnut street. above
Thra near the Exchange. Their AZ folio
j. TJrsr thompson, Christian spangler, George W.
tartsnter washington Butcher William K. Thompson,
)ol o Fapum, josiah Bacon aud Thomas Mellon.
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WATCHES, .JEWELRY, &C.

CALIFORNIA DIAMONDS.-fHis NEW AND BEAU.
~ tul article stiu takes the lead Gentlsmsas pins SAts
$is ladea' pas SS 10 32 rags ~ 20 S2D studs
buttons. necklaces &c Any ut the above articles
mail 70 any part OF the United States. L. Al JACOBS,
Misunderstanding jewellers. 4T Broadway.
TEWEIRY FOR SALE, AT Low PRIOES-.rHE SUn
81 scfber intending TO rsltnSush the jswalry business IN
the frat Mag will dpose Of his Stock Of js1sry -
greatly reduced prices from Ibis oAle.
xAy ArCHRR-Y FINE GOLD AND SILVER WArCHRA-
w Tho argsst and mos oplsndd OF wstohaa a
the city TO be found q the Subscribers He he's Ssn n
ing descriptions Of gold snd silver watches syesly an.
silver waxss a. much lesa ttan the usual pYioss
Beaui gold leptse watches four holcs "a m
Pine rod detached Levers III Unveiled. " ~: - M N,
Fine gold huntng epne, f0af holes jewel.ed AK "a
Gold hunting ERgish paten. evors "a n,
Fine gold huntcg deaehed lsyers f@u isvesd 40 nj
Gol and onaue, watches Tor ades. $50 w - 800 10
o 1a . saa noV - SlE 10 10 800 ~
Noses seOO 70 SuO IN
Gold magic wacses, which ctaags into three w. "
otiereot waeass st,p 90 N sOe q,
. lou rf.sl paeot levers M Je~eed Gk 90 10 SlB0 ~
, nssw PAeu. Hvef' BIG W ~ SO On
SnVsf ossoDeo levtr tu Jswe"d. SIS 90 70 $50 On
Sne get nl"oe tmeseepefs. .&D 90 % Si7E
suv lepineS fcur hoies iewe.leu EoIst \, xy IA.
NJ y. Tobias Hs, isos r. u. Bresedsy 4 Cooner .,x
a. otesr celebrated MASTERS, for saie vory low ~
~ watches warrsstgl 10 keep cO-ret wtcass sns
ewers etohsngsd Watches and iswe;ry repaired is tb
best aper end much thau ha vsna prices 1oot
.snt 70 oil patti Of the urled Saeg srf Canada tr., ~
oaaeae N - y
9FoRGe o ALLEN, importer Of pachsa ans ,,Uo,,,
rholesas tci AL ~ = Wa drret s,cdaS al 10;
b,vpi 80
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A SLAVE TO BE HUNG n VIRGINIA. --Fafriss, 4
<sro teonqDg 10 :. muel @ Robinson, has been sen
nee 70 be hong IN Becfo county the Ilth April
Tho nUrl r ~ Cay. james ". F1oiDsoo. Toe Court
cred VIA h cx cltot s0o-ld = Eafss.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-05

FAILURE OF CAssIUs M. CLAY.-The Louisville
Copytr contains the following parsgraph:-A cores
ponceu wriI from Lexington under yesterdays date
advies of Tie failure of Capt Cassius NJ Clay His
assgpees his brother, Brutps Clay, and A. G. John
con- tsq of lexington For several years past Mr. Clay
has BEEN Large specuh0r In hogs aud 20 ths recent
heavy decline in hog products, presume may be at
tIou,ed his upflr unate failure.
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Herald r1arlns Corrcspsns eucc,

sT1roMAs, Fes lO-1hs Am bark Auaia. command
IL rsosa Ihr Ass a. on same as
be M Agent f Of gu Ds so%s anh 1s'
tssrE on board CARO- Of arms and amunuon
abe s.ers,ary o. he Fay sent GU. Lieut. werdsn IA the
Port Prince the ls day Of December with his vessel
esss ;we aTsrsan 1 eos. teen Vs sas
ri ss s Ssss Sss hss.
her miracle tss cen wvons 10 bringing her
depedb e ssjr Hem oensu Who having cargo
ss ~ he oSs Of s ss
wsfosn authorized Of ,ut this vessel for he
ever ethers chass with his duty was criminal u es
G Ss '1s sG0 N
The amtg ves ia Ellen Perry. which sailed from St Do
was hewn OF hen within ln lies of Cpd
oe three and deck load reached here also on the LIST ns
she ship Gen,ro OF Boston firm Torssy Chile bound r,r
arrived bere The day with Ices Of all her ma ats
e s" scbr epy 81 seas
Greenlaw Master and the mark D. Of bottom Baxter
former with the loss Of .as and spar. he
eo hssy snd Suns. e cargo Inc 1'na
PHiLADtLPHIA. March Arr taris Japon!ca Qug. Rio
e. isneiIo Nashua, Lewis, Boscu ,.,,,
pssn Bremen ;e sehr Martha wrshtiioa %Hsh.ngsoa,
A1isceua1eous srad DasAzsers.
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CRUsE REVENGE CUTIE WAsmNGIoS-Ihs U 8
cutter Washington sailed from Ne YORK the 18th
February has niles of Capss
Delaware. She crussi three Gays of Montauk Point Block
Inr end Poi judith; then cuised 90 m to he eastward
OF OF ard In lat 40 "a Ion 70 10 w. supplied
the bark Reindeer from RIO Janero for New Yors with pr
visions She has boarded and spoken "a vessels during tina
cruise The fell in With large quantities of Ice OF Monauk
ard Block leland During The late gale carried away
foret ALL snd has repair completed
will cor linus TO cruise she sailed 1879 mes her
CLIPPER SHIP DIRE Hr-Tte following
from letter in reference the quick of The ship Dread
nough trcm New York Liverpool. which made IA
days and a few hours
LIVERPOOL Jeb I've arrived here on Saturday, last in
but q IN time to nd s"fs by her abe has undsu edy
ported our srrtvs send yon enclosed extrs, from
Liverpool paper which VIII, tell tna we BROUGHT the
Gnc the captain had the Measure o hearing Err-Arval
o be Irestnought We had however most Dreadful
The Grst Gree dsys out intensely cold and third
port Of re crew we're laid no badly frost bitten Small lines
wtrs ewcn by TIE ice into the size Of cables
We hsI eore forced 70 ouh OF get
hawsd cut N tie Gnf The shin how behav ed po5v
teFieoty tist She dss ply loaded but bsing
shell asve for New Yorf the 9th rs shall fun com.
asst o. Msrc0 1t has raned every day since have
fHe
ExTgAcT or THE LOG THE SHIP DRlADyouGHr NEW