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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-07-10
3ss,.,s- BLACK HAWK COLT

E9isl-sz- % Y \ y n IL A w X COLT
A--&k@ NORTH STAR.
TINS celebrated Young Stallion Fil stand this season.
a. " - q TRAITS AnerteGR Livery Stables, Foster
Street, Worcester, Mass.
NORTH STAR is Of a black color will be SIX years old
inJQn3, 1896, and weighs 1000 pounds He was sired
Dy tue renowned Vermont Black Hawk the best stallion
OF me ga sherman Morgan, The Dam of Black Hs Ik
Province Of New Brunswick, who csuid rot her mile III
less than three minutes, weighed 1925 pounds and
ineyery respect most perfect animal Black Hawk is
owned by David Hui, OF Brjdeport Vt is probably the
finest stallion in this country, and for speed and bottom,
IL acknowledged TO be without SUPERIOR He has trot.
ted, in harness. mile the Cambridge Track, in two
match for $1,000 that off the Cambridge Track
Jay IL 1872 against OsGeola five miles and repeat he
won with ease The first heat performed in Is min
utes, 30 seconds,
The dam Of North Star (Cherub) was raised by j. Ri
arscn Of New Jefsy, ans sired by old Abdallah the
sire Of hetoe, Fourth OF July, Ajax Hector toby Cen
lrsyile . B mis- and ether celst horses. Abga
lah was sired by old Mambrino, who was sired by I'm
ported Messenger
NORpH STAR is one of the most beautiful horses in
Nw England, roth Tor bottom ard sue d,ss Of splendid
Lyle and action snd is Acknowledged b. he one Of the
best stock horses in the country He is limited this
son. to afy mares only. h raised by joel Holcom,
Eiconderoga, N. Y.
u NORTH Star has stood in Worcester tw0 seasons past
and his stock, w3h unsurpassed by h4t any other
Horse in the country, may be seen In this city as proof
Of his valuable qualities
TERMS For the season, for the use Of this horse vii
be $@5, payable the 6rst of September.
IFGoJt keeping viii be provided for mares from dis
anee and all accidents, theits, and escapes will be
he risk OF the owners.
CHARLES B. PRATT. Proprietor
Worcester April 80, 1855. my27 dawtf
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FARMERS who wish to improve their
HCT stock Will End at the stable Of the subscriber
~ An Imported Durham Ball, and
sSekd-s .k4zalso an AYRSHIRE BULL.
Bothof these Bulls are hne animals, and will be SHIELD
10 servicen as above through the season.
He has also TEN NEW MILOH COWS, which will be
sold at low figure. ELLIOTT SWAN
APPS dawtf Washington Square HOTEL Worcester.
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w. w. PRATT. AuctiOueer,
Office MOL FLAGGs BUILDING, Opposite the Bay State
1 House, Worcester, Mass,
Will attend to Sales of Real Estate and all kinds Of Per-
sanal Property any part Of the County, at short notice.
Particular attention paid to the sale of Fruit aad Or
namental Trees, and Green Louise Plants.
From his long experience Auctoneer, he hopes to
give satisfaction to all who muy want his services.
mchlg dtf
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eBNBU = " ~ IT. y
10 sen several new and popular Books which nay
gooi prolt and meet ready sale Also large variety
OF miscellaneous Books. which will be sold to agents at
lowe: rates than before offered in this place
II. HERVEY & CO.. laf
je14 diff Jyorcestar Srass
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waEc JUST r ECEIVED, FER SHIP JOHN
CT H Eliot Thayer, large invoice Of
w NVbitc Iron Stone CrOckery Ware,
and nog opening by J. L. HOOD 232 Main Street pack
ages Of To let Ware, Dinner aud Tea Ware Plates &C.
which R be offered at wh0lesas and retail at prices az
low as can be bought In Boston or elsewhere.
"a wosd also say, that my FURNITURE Ware
W rooms are wen niled, with both new aud second
M hand Furniture, and House Furnishing Goods gem
orally, which am selling very low for cash, or ap
proved credit,
D. being engaged in the manufacture Of MATTRESSES,
Bedsteads Tables &c. can furnish them to the traa at
lower prices than can he bought elsewhere IN the CITY,
nm also agent the sale of HowE's pArgsr EIfprto
srhiHe BED horroM the best article now in use Those
wishing 20 buy goods in NY line Of trade will do well TO
eau, rs have large variety, and sell cheap.
keaemher tne plasei 1872 Main Street, panes Block
Wol, etyr, ~ nv dawtf ap22
OYSTER AND Batting HOUSE, F0R
Is SOW nered for sale IL ms beral Apply AZ bis a.
ucg. iei2 an
M ILLET SEED .--FOrsale by =
I'VE jeo du A. BAssETT,Fo. g.
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20 Il. n. MASON hereby gives notice to his
ASA friends and former patrons that he has taken
e. AZ room over Thayer Taf's Eating House,
H9as1a No. 237 Main Street,
Where he intends to his oroer business o. CLEAN
tSe AN RnpAiRfxo all kinds Of WATCHES, CLOCKS,
TIMAPIEuEs SC, and attending % such other Jobs as
come IN this ne the shortest notice, and Ia the most
thorough manner.
IL Win further state that after eighteen years expert.
rnee as an AucriOEKEn, be s sl IN possession Of u.
censs and will attend 10 such seles ~ the pubic
de- At 10 favur him with
WorvesteI, March ~, 1855
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Vol. XI.-No. 1852.
TIE WORCESTER SPY.

Printed and Published by JoHs MmToy EARLs- n
Thomas DREW No. IL Main Street Worcester .ss.
TER2s or PUBLICATION.
DAILY RAPER--Eive dollars per year, s/99 for SIX
months; 81 25 o- three months 10 cents ee single
opies two cents each B#eR pad striof/ IN aduaHce,
deduction OF 81 year will be made an/ proportlonate
educton if paid quarterly or half yeaTla/n advance.
WEEKLY PAPER-Price two dollars I year. 81 tot SIX
months, and so FOR three months paid strictly IN
advance, Sl,75 cts year; single cop.'I cents each
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1l)allts.

M EN- WEAVERS yVANTED.-16 Men
A'A Weavers Oqnted Immediately to run Broad Looms
OF Wflte icoFk Good workmen, of steady habits can
Jsz" daWtt A. L. FULLER, Clinton Mass
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- FARM FOR SALE.-That valuable es.
n, tate in Auburn, miles frlm this office well known
Aas the Baird Place, be had for cash, credit, or
" For further particulars invuire Of P.
kN0WLE0N, at Goulding's Planning Mil, or s. KN0WLs
ION, on the premises. myI DIFF
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EHOUsE AND SIGN PAINTING.
an GRAINING, SC.
JJ. 0NEIL wishes to inform the citizens Of Worcester
and vicinity, that he has commenced business at the cor
Of OH Market and Main Street under the Ex.
change Hotel where all orders in the above line viii he
promptly attended TO- The subscriber being practical
workman Of unqusstouable experience both In Kurone
and America feels confident OF giving complete satsfac.
ton to all who may favor him with cAll; And homes Nv
strict attention TO business, 70 merit share Of public Dat
snage.
Specimens Of Draining to be seen on the premises.
moh1s dem6wQtt
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QDt0GeriEs, 81.
Putuam's Auction Rooms.

Would take this opportunity of informing the citizens
the stock and OF
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Np NOVAL.-T The subscriber having removed
from Orange 81 70 y southbridgest, would respect-
keep the best supply Of
CAKE, BREAD, AND PASTRY,
70 be found N The city Order received by A. p. Abeo
oonfoctioner, Pleasant st., ct "a southhfidfe a
dn ESQ. T.KIN9.
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GfA r RIA G e 81 CARRIAGES

O. BLOOD &c SONS
Having taken the old stand Canal Street formerly
cupicd by WM H. WOOD, beg leave to inform the publ
that they are now prepared to mst to order and will
keep constantly on hand, All Kinds of Carriages
made Of The best materials and workmanship Particular
fl9 dtf
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SPERM AND LARD OIL.-Winter and
~ Spring sperm 0n,.a ExtGa Western lard on in
stOIs and ior sale ~ S. a Al. HOWE.
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CARVING CARVING 1.-THE subscriber
~ would respectfully inform the citizens Of Worcester
and vicinity, that he has opened a shop on waldo
Street, near the Boston Il Worcester Depot where he
is ready to do
w D ID q A RVI ING
OF every description, arstical manner and on rea
sonable terms.
Particular attention paid to Cabinet Carriage House
and Piano Forte carving. RICHARD RoWSE.
apo dom Wor5ester. Mass
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o. HOUSE FOR SALE.-situated at No. s
III Beknap ST., in the city of Worcester. The honse
-conaius II rooms; good water, both soft and hard
It wen calculated for two families Apply the prem
ises, to SUMNER BRIDGES.
VS. dSn
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GAS FIT IN 6 S :
No. 8 Pearl street, Worees'er.

For The convenience Of Mechanics and others the I'M
designed has made arrangements 20 keep constantly OH
hand, a full assortment OF PIPE and FITTINGS, for
steam purposes which viii be sold at as low prices as
can be obtained elsewhere
Having engaged competent and experienced workmen
he is now prepared take contracts the fitting up Of
Eacories, Machine Shops, Hotels, and other buildings
for Heating by seamj all work warranted to be done in
Che most thorough manner, and perfect satisfaction guar
anteed JAMES B. BLAKE
Iez no. Pearl Street. Worcester. dom
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bAREEN SMITH, =
1E ~ A u y ST A TIE FgFOK Err
Is now prepared toofTer at GREAT BARGAINS, good
variety OF new Houses in the city, in almost any direction
or distance from the City Hail. that may be desired, and
for CREDIT that cannot fail to suit.
He will sell few low for cash. or he will give
credit of them from fifteen to twenty years if
desired. Also, BUILDING LOTS IN THE CITY, and
FARMS IN THE COUNTRY as usual.
The public respectfully invited to call and examine
and we will be happy to wait upon them and show our
assortment diff mch2l
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ReaL Gatate.

A CHANGERS subscriber will sell his place,
"a consisting OF nearlynew House. Barn, and acres
Of land. with great variety Of fruit It is situated
Plantation Street. the BlOoruingdale road, u miles
from the City Hall Apply the premises, any day af
ter ? p FRANCIS G MISNER,
ieI3 deOdGWtf
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O. a 4 n q ~ g e s. /;
OF all kinds have now finished and for sale superior
lot of Open and Top Bugses, Ohaises Phaetons, and
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ssr sale Fon HaBdr.d Negross aad Ten Thousand
~, noadsy ii Apri nex l,hs 7th) wi sell " CahaWba
a county Ala, hs highest bidder, tnr cash, Mobile
nd an1 fiy ksy negroes also, nv olhsrs on ionsa time an
Eceimai,d, and eIPeieaetd eolos -2An'Iion hanas. =
al o. o. time hanSsd oer valuable nssIae 90 los 70 sun
S, situated esss braEs aci Including ns
anInnSHs tse Tgg rianlai,on Z : naa Hall ga
Z t3als, Place and tbe Roads, al Of which fo
oson infefo, y no psp,san, ~ es @os Ase
"a i nrs rsnl ciy selma with Abou four hundred
stiseLsd - ~ ne a'ens hosss 9es ss
lions are below the Of Montgomery abuut i9O
miles above ~ mes sDS @ % aasa Near seven rhoa
and aes inendng four of the nlas are on iae selma ara
am ssima i eaied depot iunenn Of the Marion rail
rmn rad 20 and from which depot he cars raD
gularly f lbe plantations is e selma atoAa
miles, and two sx mites distant one o whca Mln
n miles q The si, o. seiaa - Lhse
= s negro cabins shops stable. sStssian woS Ne
SOu o. soo acres much oPesed and
land 70 each aet a may be desired sga W" o. ~houi e
Possession hs shove plantations and negroes will be given 70
Inc pure any whilst The gowng OF IN Deee
Der oT January nexs, i,sy may airh
II NOT privately previous the Isl Monday An December
Will on tnH day. ai selma sell TO he h'she noaf sueh
pcgraes may thea be Ensnld.
soc and advantages before presented
m nose wishing IN the cultivation Of cot
n difficult for years pssi TO hnd plantation in The
brake" region for sale al any price, or even 10 purchase
gsss panuns are fertility acies transportation
in nj oer respects equal, superior,
ION growing States know that personal inyesieaion win
prove satisfaction every one hai no portion Of ihe Union
i uarr healthy caBe-brakep region of Alabama.
vii privately, for tlne Of tbe most beau
l mpoyed private
valuable elegantly finished large blocks OF bck buildings,
s largest and mosi desaby located s,oeroos Offices
banking houses, &c, &c. ta
Aso desirable unmpoved large lola, and small
tracts OF land u and contiguous selma.
bead Of booied which the cel
braled superior hood maTes young
snns gedngs, colts veIy
rscng stock
Among negroes
excel mechanics cooks and house
wants.
particulars address the undersigned, w. M. Byrd
Selma w NJ Brooks, esq, Marion Perry county
Alabama plantations win give all des
ab wish make sonal inses
upa,iun preIai-es. BEN. EDWARDS GREY.
SELMA AiRbama, Feb. II, 1856.
Fsh lg-d2mn
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land Warrants.

JoHE CLARK aie register Iowa CITY, Iows) agent the 10
military bounyand warrants IN the stale of Iowa
have opened Washington city ID. C.,
the several land Offices the
which prepared offer factirs for the
only mode by which and
fully avail themselves Of the bounty Of the gov
selected, location made and certificate
address n 1Re sending warrants BY mH Tor The
following fees, which acconpany the warranis:
acres and lorson a.; which add land
efAce fee, sl-sS
acres selection and location, 90 which add land
ohnce fee, S7-Ts-
aO scrrs location, SCI which add land
Office fee, s3-sll.
sO acres location slO which add land
ofies fee, ss-Sls.
The above he lowest prices charged by competent agents Al
The local Office,
guaranty uat all selections judcousy upon
iua aecon and OF good land remains vacant in The dts
4 the iinls.
Tne s.leutng agents canpeen experienced
fluffy advised 0f all the local
railroads. county seats nbs and settlements present
prospective
IS selrcird WsAnee for benefit this
ssercy designed, and oher hodsrs
large advance upon The facs od aeIr warrants.
viii power attorney
dosed A'd others viii please Gil blank assign
win the full u the locator.
hadess John GLABkg No AZ fennETFsnia ayeape, With
", Web CO.
Rsr Io~s delegation IN Congress- and me Hon Charlie
Mason, CummssiOnsT OF PatrGls-
Feb l2-fg
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TO OUR SUBSCRIBERS.

Tbs name q psSoa sl0n uEiosi
the paSAAsn1 ~ me sab.espasu IN nasAno4.
DAHi sSbseasss NAY q. onsy by IeslsT s ass
winch H be paid ~ as and ai b.
safe hansnasson.
fhe COUNTRY FAfkk d gbhed ~sskiy du8iBg le
aons q CsAssess, AHa ssni- ~eekiy duEing recess
Subscriptions for period year uIn bereceiyed ..
teEals propoasiened 10 me above rates.
G1fosTA AsTEks autsosxed cur ageuts ana
BY sending DAILY subscsbs $50 sneIased. On
Hvs sEnl-wErKLY sabscrbs1. win s2s enclosed
lueo 20 copy gTats.
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The quantities may Increased diuinisbed
made not spec6 gasuus, f quantities
require ihnst yards respectively
CouIrsco residing he places WHERE deliveries H5e re-
estabsb places, thai oey
farBhing may b. required and when conuncof
fs promptly comply Nb rcquso", The Chief of the BurDEu
EupPy dsRoisbcy, under The penalty BE-
pressed the Of iequston duplicate
Aforesaid sha be evidence thai such requuOn
made and rnceiSed.
Separate p each each II The bfor
said and IT, than arce contnrd ~
0f Bureau will have the accept
Of e connurd such oder, and rJUci The
mHuasf and bidders woe proposals accepted aHd none OH
nsuhed, prHct
fnr erecuuuns which b
Ieurssa % iht buitau Nan sn 6s o. ne TINE re
approved urstss, equal 70 the esiimqiod
Of he respective contRc VIII be required and twenty
con"rul ssourty, n Hddunu
fsanre, aud 20 be pad GHil u -
deliveries nadt viii be paid by the Within hi
bills duly Hutenuoaiod sha have hccn presented 20
Blank q proposals. may y obtained application q he
ARruts Turisuoufh, HHmpshire Boston,
FHaasPa Baltimore, WashneoR Norfolk, fenSa0oa, and
record Of dupicat, informing
n HE ropasui, will be deemed uohhruuu thrrro
wtlln the n.Znng gs4e
accrp-rd conformity with ul's understanding.
Every made se tas directed IN DIE n
Cpurres making appropriations far naval fF lsb ~
responsible persons Gy
b8ssr hadeFs their bid be accsp4sA
b furHh the suss prupasFd Iba barsau wit not bs obligated
consider any uuess accompanied w The
qur-d w aS rhe c"psieacy Of h- 70 s certified b
agent district aisrnsy,
Ths aifron Of b6dcTt called 70 The suyloH and doon
n evfieIes rsgssS 70 fs "speon r Toosyu t ~
uA bc ra86s hsfsosu az arfrus offered
rontrs rsrrirtns bciou
afienon o particularly srsstod ts jofni u g1
Herrh is54 and 70 fhs ef a. lcth .8urpd, 1890.
NfnFrhIe So s4w
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Medical card.

nOCTOR sTANIsLAs HERNIsZ, regular practitioner
~ pathy. Oce, Consulin-
tions from 10 a. m, = ,, w.
Doctor Hersrz haynF Europe
proved heah, vii attend TIE practice oi hi profession
Ls Daqisgr parie Frspchis,
neS Boctnf iprcht pusFrh.
VI Doctor hhhla Espsnal.
II D0t0rr paria ItatHno.
Ian ~
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wiIIardss Hotel.
J. &. a a. A. WILLARD,
Trnnsgsnsuiu apsnus end Fsvts,ufh tired,
washiurun, .. E.

NRw sOODs-Ne have this day opened lRrFs pddi igns
~ Furnishing ard uthsr goods sushls f.
lanniy parpnes rendering ni branches
oonpets thea amy other sssbisneut
n.tricf.
OUT siaek oapetnss. vsvet Rrasss tapestry
rrnip, Veuiian and hsup faa and o,npes
ca hraciRF ~ thr lalost designs.
Also, q full IT,
Mnsnie "a. Chenile rnRs and nHs
Cfup,b- rioflis. both druGgti sud osHatk
Marssiass, diuaifT, impsrial, ard Ahendait qads
Iiuen Bd Gotten sberiinR, ~ Widths
Bed, crib. ard crsdie slantets, an sfzes
Table dnpasks and darasEk t-hds rluEhs
Cdiured white Msrseiilss burrHu eavefs
Very ciash pisno and tphae coFers
Table uapAins towefiufs ket ~ rrrat var'riY
IsTksg ssd paatas nnd striPes feT wtns cioihs
Cuiurud rnd white brsakfasi and ifuf deyhes
CUran uateriss IN great varieties
R,chy -cuttusderna lsce ard masltH curiains Ac
TuFstrr viii snruy desirable goods hoih ssps and sncy
vneh afferainod 20 ufcf nFsn ihe bees tsifas
March Rs--8avawH HOOE, Bro. n CO.
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.Trrrnfn-ll,rr. Thnnarrh - nf I.nrlh.

For s-I.-Twcpty-hre. Thousand Acres OF Land
TIE o Cor upon uho liberal The a
luunu sitased c1uHiY Indiana l1
county, G57s lroFuos cputy rots 2qo sercs
n Hamilton coan Thess auds finely uhsred 10
within ave miles uf McClspeEsurUh, The
county ~ he chicago raipad ~ Jhtnt
capuy lpois Franklin cOunty, 60 Pope
cpuny AlsrRndr 80 md nie lnd
wnconzin F0r further Information call or - - sokloN
10 2ss street. agent fsf > / DE GAMf.
Washington ciy, y. g. Feb u 1885,
EpbI
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Clothing and Clothing Materials.
NAVY DEPAKFMEET,
Bureau 0f PaOsisloua ana ClaIhing,

NAVY DEPAHTMEET,
Bureau Of P4osisions CloGhing,
Apnl 2, 1866
GEPARATE PROP0sALP sealed endorsed Proposals for
= Navy Ciothius and CioaiRg received
dis once uuul o'cinSk. the
furnishing aad deSehng ton Receiving days saeh
eiihe O the yards al Chae0n
yn, New York, Gospor, Virginia. quAanties
boned of an Of fio
and clothing maiea and quantities
be aasrea by The Ghs o t the eommAndan
Of The sAid yards respectively durnI fiscal year
June, Ie5I viz:
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ID CBIysax-S Practice, Vel. The Prnctcs Courts
n Eursnd NJ Unsd stafus W C0nwAy Rohr
Maa ERAScK TAYLOR.
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uBE suiszcrfser viii IN tuyyn days %
dtrpose States md Teine f1 me control
Re ud parties
hsbAna, Florida,
Cana Peunsyivania Delaware Tenuesses KrBtucly
regnn Washington Tsrntnry KsnuRs
Uh Territory New Msxico isand u
Durirg my nsa,pos any from he cU my Rren Mr.
NJ. GORDON, No. 2ss q street, vii rcprescnt ne.
y L. DE CAMP.
pea fp-dfu
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wnfrn. psvo.,

Madame Dsvos,
.. from Ports and Nsp York.
MADAME pENOss mIiRery arrived and u urened
w m nspecusn The Lakes, Fenusylvania sveuue %
which ths ausnuoh fhs adies ~ WasnEqn 9eofggvn,
respectfully invited.
Jan Ri-R
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La~ Rarfnership.

La~ RaTtnership.
n. J. wALEER. !, JANIN.
ID oBERT J. WALKER LOUIS JANTN hnvs forlnsd psriI
Ia ard ts 81 cRse in The suprcfns
and he Coau q Chains Adercs
wpshinftah CRY, n q.
arn s-soaan
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NUT1cE-The creditors requested ne
" business n nP7inBcc htif utf
hri NOndaY ~ May uer A. ~ oeiprk, p Willard.
Hoe city, Hftrr the isfh Of hn ctpiss ~
which issusd strEe-uslV With
ADVERTISEMENT fpetl with eer addressed M delera
Terss Congress, dsvsa Eurh 81 ho nfed
may apply lor tbem q he once m Mcpss Chuhh hth
j. hANfbTbN.
A. Apa-wcAkRuusulMpy
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United states Court Of Claims.
CARD.

- heOkH - prepared 90 farnisb bs.f ~ htss
80 sh coal y ~ sizes and Cumberland co ~ al kinGf
~ caEinlneas
aRat Fesnds
tfckefY. aak, n wond = 4 VERY ow prices.
geaa hflcs and fel b. relied
Snna 'oS 'N = -" = 'FF'N -
kV @-FTuThd
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INTKnEsr os CLAIMS.

} On motion by nr. DODGE, tbe Senate resumed The
eonsidsrston Of the bin from the Court o Claims "making
appropriation for the payment of certain csimT which
had been reported from The ConAmfee Of CAIRNS with
sneBdmentihe smenamesa being 10 add interest the
several claims
Mr. HUNTER expressed his willingness TO do what the
Court of Claims had decided osght TO be done but be
could not consent TO the allowance Of interest.
The amendment not sxrtei to and the bill then
passed without amendment
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The Senate resumed the consideration OF the memo
rial presented BY Mr. CAss day since from the
persons composing the sslsiyled legislature Of Kansas
the question being the motion 70 print IL
Mr. BUTLER opposed the motion on the rround that
the memorial arrogant In its language and its print
ing would be in violation Of o the Of the Senae
He said that be had objection 70 Kansas coming into
the Union q free State slave State but he wanted
i 70 come in honestly through the gate and not climb
The wall or get under H.
Mr. MASON thought the memorial onght not 10 have
been received at all but since il bad BEEN received be
should simply move that IL be laid on the table
Mr.. SEWARD desired 70 address the Senate on That
question but The hour Of O'Clock having arrived
motion by Mr.. TOOMBS the further consideration of the
subject postponed for the purPcse Of taking up the
AFFAIRS IN
The Senate then proceeded 70 the consideration Of te
bin 10 authorize the people Of the Territory Of Kansas
form constitution and state government prepsratory 10
their admission into the Union when they have the reaui-
site population.
Mr. SEwARD delivered elaborate and csrefalIy-prp-
pared speech IN favor of The admission Of Kansas under
The Stale constitution presented by the eeste party oi
that Territory. Wben be had concluded
Mr. CLAY obtained the floor and the further considera-
ton Of the subject was postponed until Tuesday next
Mr.. HOUSTON hor~d he would be allowed ts present
additional remarks The subject Of the naval board
and IL the Senate would sit saturday he would avail
himself Of that opportunity 70 do so.
On molten, The Senate adjsurned.
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