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PERsoNAL.-Col Fremont had state.room
engaged upon the steamer Central America (te-
Gently the George Law. which left New York on
Monday for Aspinwall, and it was his intention to
have started for California. His health and bus
mess compelling him to stay some time longer in
New York, he has postponed his proposed visit
till the 9th of next August.
Abraham Rencher of North Carolina succeeds
Gov. Merriwether as Governor Of the Territory of
New Mexico, AMI will introduce slavery there by
carrying his negroes with him.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-07-23

Bills of the Hancock Bank, Ellsworth, Me-,
which few weeks since stld at so cents on the
dollar, are now purchased in Boston at 95 cents
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-07-23

RemOvaI.-Nrs. NJ. W. GERRALD, Physician. and
an experienced and very successful Midwife has removed
from No IA Nswbury street 10 No 50 Mechaon street
az the mead OF Union street Special attention gycn to
Uterine Complaints and diseanes Of children.
jyI7 dtr
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-07-23

KALLTsToN, OR ORIENTAL WATER-For improving and
identifying the complexion, prepared by Joseph Burnett
Co., Boston, for sale by J. Q. Hill,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-07-23

FLAvORING E1TRAoTs-Prepared by Joseph Burnett 4
Co., Boston, for sale by ]. Q. Hill.
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All of Joseph Burnett Co.'s preparations are kept
for sale by Q HILL Apohecary, Mechanics Hall Build.
ing Worcester
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-07-23

DIR. j. M. RICE
Once No. a Harrington Block,
Oorner 0f Main and Front Streets.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-07-23

Mr.. B. A. Farnum OF Philadelphia
is erecting residence on a lofty eminence in
North Andover, from which no less than
twnty-fve towns and cities--including Low.
ell, Newburyport, and Lexington-can be
seen.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-07-23

ORIENTAL TooTH WAsH-Prepared by Joseph Burnett
Co., Boston, for sale by J. Q. Hill.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-07-23

JONAS WELCOMES ASTHMA REMEDY Prepared by 10
seph Burnett Co, Boston, for sale by j. Q. Hill.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-07-23

DPs Henry Sargent gives special attention to
Diseases of the Eye Office No. IL Worcester Bank Block
NON
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CHApIN IA DAnMITl

Mrs. 8. Good W IN, an experienced and success.
tul midwife holds herself in readiness, day and night
t. attend to the duties of her profession Residence
Austin ST. eet. dtf oct2I
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BusHi's Cou2h Cure L0zenges are superior
to any other Medicine in the form Candy or Lozen
ges Tor the of Colds Coughs Hoarsness, Asthma,
Group, Whocpng Cough Sore Thr5at and all diseases
the Throat and Lungs
Prepared and sold at wholesale and RETAIL by BUSH &
CO., "a Front street. deod6 mch26
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DR.I,fNNETE.

0 ID G ARTIST
to P. NJ. No. 6 WaInut a.
Worcester. NAV %. 1855 4
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-07-23

Slate for Roofs.-The subscriber is prepared to
furnish Slate for Roofs of superior quality lay it in
She pest manner on the most satisfactory terms sams
apI3 dtf JOHN BARNARD
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-07-23

CHAPLIN & DADMUN,
ATTORNEYS & C0UNSELLORS at LAW,
Nos. Worcester Bank Block Worcester, Mass.
HENRY OHAPlN, APPLETON DADMUN.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
By Telegraph to the Worcester Daily Spy


By the American Telegraph oompsuy's Printing Lines
Office in General Express Office, Lincoln House Block
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-07-23

Ground Plaster for Farmers Use.-I5O
rs Just received by DRAPER b CLARK,
APT daWtt 81 aud % Front street
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-07-23

MARROW ESCAPE PROM DRowN1Na,-On
Saturday afternoon last, number Of students
at Williams College, were bathing in Hoosck
river, when one Of their number, native Of
the Sandwich Islands, and very expert
swimmer, undertook to cross the river under
water, a feat that he had repeatedly and sue.
cessfuly performed before. He was taken
with cramp while beneath the surface, and
fell, unable to help himself, in only two feet
Of water on the opposite shore. His compan-
ions, thinking he was ''playipg possum" let
him lie for some little time, and when he was
at length lifted out he was so nearly drowned
that it was some eight or ten minutes before
he could be brought to consciousness. s,, u
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-07-23

The BUCKEYES performed fast night at the
City Hall to a good house.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-07-23

Dr. y Johnson, recently of Northboro'. offers
his professional services the inhabitants Of Worcester
and the vicinity.
house and Office No. Walnut street.
Worcester June %. 1851 diff
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-07-23

ATTORNEY & COUNSELLOR AT Law
No 6, Brlnley Hall,
mh31 dtf Worcester Mass
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GkOkGE NMASIoNS.

FWFmIHhlnS ndeFtBKer q JOfim Wnreu
house,
Collins, JCaskets, Patent Metallic Burial Cases ard
Robes Of every description, always had. Also, the
New PATENT METALLIC CAsKBT, Of all sizes
Every thing connected with the management of tuner
ais, promty attended No. 40 Front street. residence,
SO Front street, Worcester, Mass. d&Rtf my23
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-07-23

A. PTenttss, Designer and Engraver uprn Wood
nd Stone Over Jhe OUR sigamond Bank. Enu ance al
Main street. House Crescent All orders will
meet with prompt attention Particular attenten paid 10
drafting Machinery. desc dd
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-07-23

"BURNETT's CoooAGNE."-an admirable preparation for
the hair, prepared by Joseph Burnett Co., Buson for
sale by J. Q. Hill.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-07-23

W. w. PR ATT
CONSTABLE AND AUCTHONEER,
Nice No. Fi4gg's Building, opposite the Bay State
OlzO House, Worcester Mass. dtf
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G E o. R. $ 2 U RR

DIR. THOMAS H. GAGE
HAS taken an Office in Worcester No Pearl street. in
g. Fosters Block iyg dsm*
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JAMES D. WILLIAMS,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR ATTAw
No. ZIS Main Street,
"a WORCESTER. MASS. div
THE LATEST Jews

DIR. S. Rogerz' day Office ia in the Central Ex-
change Post Office floor. During the evening and night
be may be found at the Water Cure jel1 DIFF
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w and 20 Front str etare receiving different -four
niis, ne following brands Of Flour which they viii
at The lowest cash price quarry Mills Samuel r.
w Louis Chaplin j. U. Stone, t. II. beach, hartland
Mills Delphi Mills, Farmers Mills and many other brands
with hall barrels OF various qualities; also Corn Rye,
and Meal, Beams, Butter, &c. Also, Lime, Cement, Gal
cno Plaster, Ground Plaster Timothy and Glover seod
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-07-23

WILLIAM DICKINSON
NOTARY PUBLIC,
No. 11s Main street, Worcester.
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w. IL. THAYER.
a Oh u r OF M'USTC,
Rooms In Fawcetps Block, up stairs, opposite the otv
~" hall, Worcester. d&Wti
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~ II II ~ IL
The subscriber has taken an office at 81 Mnin
Street, Cup stairs and prepared to negotiate iasur-
ances to any aonnt in the best Mutual and Stock Com
panes also will pay particular attention to the settlement
OF accounts, collection Of bills, &c., &r.
40 H ena j. X. BANIBTER.
1877 Main ST., Cup stAirs.)
bEFEFEsoEs. --JonN hELD, Esq. Insurance Commits
sloneri doHN BoYDEE, Esq, Exchange Broker dtf Jy2
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WHOLESALE & RETAIL DRUGGIST,
And dealer in Gold Plate and Foil Mineral Teeth and
Dental Findings. Also Manufacturer of Soda water and
Syrups.
N B. Physicians Prescriptions carefully prepared
rom the best medicines. dtT f26
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-01

~ sas. .as CA. ges In iaston q Jsss In
- - regards general forms-havs NOT pessnsed any
very NAKED or decided character; novelty has boon
oAieny limited 10 matters u desail 70 what may pro
pss9 b called shs ovnanen asion Of dress Now, bow
viz an enlarge nen of the SIZE Of bounes. symptoms
eh On nye have. yet been peroeptble only in the
sphere Of al,r, p.fssa fashions yss there s1e doubt
cnsnse N question has In fact become Indispensable
inssmuon as there seems 70 be every disposition 70
oreae rather than 10 dtm1h tho plude Of skirts or
the profnsou OF hounoes Good "a, te De nsnds cer
sS mony 70 .ne onerens psru Of ady's dress-a bar
x Uns so S' :: ven Of color No. We dna
which has been dprsg the ast two or vosrs
out Of proportion to the Of sk isoe ana
necessity OF obvahIg shis dspoportoo sugses.sd The
enlargement OF sleeves, by the addi.on Of 1oIS fills
portanee tn connection with tho ample aud highly
jupe.
Founces Of black ~ white lsoe are very AshioDable
Tor nDg oreeees founces OF ne staraI n, Tn
being now COZ ued chiefly morning or outdoo-
Robes with double triple skarts nave v.rv
elegant shec., - tney admit Of vsss vNiesy Of rcn
style Of ming for which here Just no. qu &c
tvrsrs In Paris u DISTINGUISHED BY the designation
(wh' ther having one or more ikirs sad conssts
'eoes Of silk gasin veives any other material bYoaa
1rm beng accurately expressed oy the Fran "a term
qS,lle (fkitle Each quie usually I've or Elk inohe.
broad 81 the bsse and me intervening spaces about
tie same width these QuIIes are disposed lougtud
naIy on the skirts Of dresses, frequently extend
ing from the lower eogs 70 nearly the height Or
he want. Tho edges Of the quilles arc trimmed
sith narrow lace, fringe, pAmementets. Frequently
Two hree qles placed at each side OF the skirt
they together by Of lace
Of narrow ribban, or with jet trimmings. Tins sort
trimming may be executed in any material or In any
color Qulks OF black velvet vcet color MORE, have
beautiful effect, and form dress suitable for outdoor
costume
In the shape OF bonnets but little or NJ change per.
cep'ible They continue - he very hghly trimmed; In
decd. &C profuseiy sued that IL 10 frequently diff
cult TO deter mine OF what material the bonnet itself
composed. At The present season rich and somewhat
dOk huss are, Of course, moaS prevalent Velvet 10
pdy reeaDiDt favor maxi rial for oonnets. For
risRe costume bonnet Of blue brown green vel ret
1imned with black lace chenille, DC and having on
one aide bird CT PARADISE 10 extremely elegant Bon
nets Of palmer style. suitable FOR walking dress
frequently made Of black velvet and trimmed with bands
or fouleaux OF coored vevetas green violet, dark
blue. The effect thus p oduced 10 very pretty.
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Bro L. ms sct shah take effect on The IRA day Of
Duly peyt but shall not apply any bilh exshanss
chsoka drafts or omissoy notes bearing date prs
RJHovAL OF QUARANTINE.
me House In Committee Of The Whole, having under
oonsd GRAFTON the bill introduced by Mr. wakemsn rela
tive 70 the removal Of the Quarantine Mr. Leavenwsrth
proposed - substitute bill nearly similar In stYuc
tuIe' but with ME following striking sddaions-
No purchase TO be made I'LL the site IL approved OF
The Governor, Lieutenant Governor and Oompt.Oller
grounds and eudpss their location plans and specifics.
'ns are ade submitted and approved Of BY the above
The erection Of the buildings are TO les after proper
by contract 70 the lowest bidder furnish
The present Quarantine 70 be mapped into looks and
blocks, and sold by the Commissioners Of the Land
Office. ater proper advertising at the MeTchalts Ex
change one fourth OF the puroa.se money down. and the
Nmanoer IN three equal PAYMENT with Interest 81 ux
per cent; payments 10 Be aecured By bond and mort
The lots containing building, 10 be appraised before
being put up and the bids 70 DO started from the
appraisal and not to be sold unless the amount Of sp
The whole expense OF the contemplate removal and
erection Of buildings not 10 exceed sno,o00
The Dudley Observatory.
From the Albany Journal, Feb i9l
The Dudley Observatory approaches The time OF com.
pese equipment and usefulness LIS instruments viii
The astronomical clock, presented by Erasus Corning
has besp there for some months.
Survey, which was built at Berlin, has arrived In gooo
order.
The meridian CIRCLE also built at Der h. ID on is way
and 10 expected within The couyse of the next month
The beiometer n In progress under the hands Of Mr..
Spencer, At Cspasiota
The calculating inc presented by John RAthbone,
Ia expected s'n,n month. rhis extraordinary nven-
ton 10 the work Of Swedish meohancian, and the
OF twenty years was built At S.ocsno'm To AID io
us completion the Swedish Government has OF dierenS
unes sivsn moro than $40 COO With prepared for sua
IL will 90 the work OF four computers Il will oac 1lste
9f
Only calculate but pris ana eoty them 10
obtained by Dr. Could through his friend Charles BAD
base, of London.
The fund Of the institution bss recently received large
sddiuops columns have ohroniced from icy 81
Day More Than $500 have already u,ributei
from the Guy Of New York We understand that hber
a iubsoripion has been started IN Boston, AM has
ready msje considerable orogresr.
TIE aruouDt expended thus far for the building aud Ia
suuuent u about 5000. The permanent fund tor
support OF the Institution exceeds Sl6,IOo moro Toe
nhersy dbpsysd towards the institution the enter
Prise OF thoae having IN charge seem 70 have establish
Cd snt 20 ersure 's prosperity. Regular oh
ser Giions viii DO commenced In lhe spring.
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New Patenta Iasuesd


o me all
hair fingered gun lO,k.
N. y, irproveme nj in extension ehAirss
Lecnsrd Arnold. J'nesvne. Via, improvement in seed
Larerne Bodies and Warrington q. Smith, Coopsrssown
Heny spfi AID james 7 nedden Of Newark city, n j..
R"s" G Gcsnss fer Rs:. ham
John Derby, Of South Reading Mass. Improvement in
james A Gibbs, NM Point Va. improved carpenters
Gross Of St. Louis No, Improved device for allowing
Noses Bale and amus Horton, Of Ne"burypor, Nass,
i...h HsDdfyI Of New York. NY. improved method
Sh.s neis # H.versraw. n y, improved machine so'
8sp.min theliey or Troy, New York. improvement in
Edgar Buson Of Ithaca New York. improved gearing
Samuel Lille, Jr Fort Wayne Indiana, improved brick
b. Innel of Orleans nass, improvsmes. in attaching
Michael J. Miller OF Louis, No. improvement in gas
Jason c. osgood Of Troy. N T. improved machinery for
Henry feIiord Of Boston Mass mode of fastening siaies
Joshua Price, Of New Philadelphia o., Improvement.
snrs% Gssaer Sf s. Louis, No. improved device %
Res soas or Sos
John N. sawtsi Of Lowell, Mass Improvement in manu-
wsm 's ennesy and Thomas schnebly H.ct.n..ct NJ
Eaihsl.i b. shaw Of fsrnwOsth n B., improved msnIn.
JOSEPH smith u Delaware Ohio improvement in ausss.
kr h0ses
AIN "a < Smith, of BronIvie, N. T. improved mode Of
AIdrewJ Vandssrif Of Delaware Ohio improvement at In
feed wafer sppAr 10 steam boilers
Caleb walworth, of Boston, Mass improved machine for
httr gas pipe
VIM webs ef Morrissnia ~ Y. improvement in damp
srregulaicrs for steam boilers
VIM ID wesstn Of Chiicoihe Ohio, improvement in slec
Trio ieleersphs.
David n wLiuemore, Of Worcester NAss. Improvement
macbres for pairing apples.
u. willard al Westminster, Vt, improvement in
shines for cutting vegetables
samuel X Nilnot of wsierown. Conn, improvement IN
operating valves OF steam engines
larr 4. Wnder, OF Cincinnati. o., improved method OF
rasrG water
J.G saier Jr, Of Phiadelpha Pa. assisnor TO himself
md Chas Bradoed of same place, Improvement In boot
crir ping machines.
Ihos Floyd OF Cbambersbursh Pa a.sguor himself And
q II. herkletn OF same place improved saah fastener
Junius roster OF Brooklyn ~ " assgnor 10 John Hevbod
chine
Lewis Gusman. OF Philadelphia Pa, assgnor 20 himself
In curtain rrtures
Aop1o MARSHALL Of Newark N j. assignor to BENZ Nasn,
G. 6aric Of Imsdor, Minnesota Territory. and n. @.
Maidstone OF Manvile o. improved mde OF securing
each other the pannels Of field fences
Reissaes-Wm Osborne OF Louisville KY, improvement
nAshnss for pressing bonne and bonnet fsmea Patented
VIM n Notary, Of Brooklyn. n. " improvement. in the
George W Parker. ef FiI william ~ a.. Improved
chine for making clothes pima Patented March S 1856
Degp-A. O. barsow, OF Providence, X. l., design for
wood stoves
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POLITICAL.
lTA REGULAR MEETING OF THE EIGHTH

ATA REGULAR MEETING OF THE EIGHTH WARD
"A Democratic Ward Committee held on The fh OF rebru
ary, with other proceedings the ions was had Edwin
Wainwright, Chairman. Clsmeni Robbins secretav.
Whereas by the action OF maiocity Of one OF NE
in maculse sschems Of Tammany Society. BY which they
have attempted 10 deprive 70 NE oenerM
Committee the time honored privilege Of meeting Iammany
Hall and taken themselves The power OF calling new
election and Of pointing one also gvnr
aborus committee child Of their o~nl like spportnent
an conduct rad election under the hypocru
cal plea reform and under the false allegation That there
two general committees claiming admission into Iamma
~ Hall Tor he purpose OF continuing and giving force 70
faction Who every snorto distract and Divide the deccrs
nc party 1hereforc- a., -
Rssofved, view with Jealous indignation the imper
tnen -clon OF Tanmany sacbcns whereby they have
the dictaora power o. preventing The regularly
eecsef Democratic GeuerA Committees from
meeting in 1smmsny Hail. and declaring themselves The heal
Of The great democratic party OF he city and county Of New
Rsoived That acknoweee the General Committees pre-
sded over BY wibon small Esq, AMI =. Mcgregor
the fountains from whence All orders and Instructions for
tho party should and that VIII maintain
sustain and rard BY them 10 the utiermo.t
Resolved That tbanks enincnty due and here
by given the minority Of eschems who roby sccd by
In their able prc'e. sssn.. the undcmocrac
action Of The majoriuty MICHAEL ANTHONY,
Chairman q Committee on Resolutions.
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CONCENTRATIONS ON ALI, DISEASES OF THE TyR
" and ear from 10 ococt 81 500 Brcafwsy and from
at fW West Fourteenth street. Private Instructions the
resuh OF experience given 70 medical the
operations and Of those delicate organs Superior
ARTIFICIAL eyes constantly hand and ade order days
notice and without operation the slightest pain
JANEs W. POWELL, \. D.. oculst suris, nc.
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MATRIMONIAL.

NIILn. LEsTRAraE WILL, UPON RGCRIPr OF
M twenty Owe u equivalent In sampa send any
uue pcare " their rss, and preses e ner pre-
rar{ 40 a. .ssr,s lrr,s.ssy ~ - o. n. opposts
ser Addrsea With retuss postage, Nile LpsrAnse, Fsv
yowk Yc~t o<Dce,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-01

ppuIpATIoxs FOR rHR ISAueURArroT~-An or
derhas been received The Navy YARD In this city or
dcsail OF marines 10 be sent 70 Washington smil1 or
ders have also been sent 70 the Brooklyn, BOSTON, ~
thres hundred marines ~ the coming insugursson-
Phslod>pyksa Gassts. 10. %,
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Scene In the CITY Council OF 81. Louis.

small CHUNK Of . asbt came OF IN the Cay Couo.
ell thursday aud served 70 relieve the monoooy Of
difhousy between the c-a,esdng pa,nes u an early
part the meeting which xss social ono, called Tor the
purpose Of acting the prvpcsed amendments OF the city
charter reported by NJ. Colmsn on be,af OF the Com
mitee on Revisals Several members we're In favor OF
taking Up other business, an ng whom was Mr. Palm,
who moved that the bill for the relief Of The Butchers
Of Centre msrtev1 be taken 20, the motion dd no,
prevail He moved THAI the "bil providing for the
recovery Of lands donated 70 the CITY SC be taken up
which motion was also lost. Mr. Colman then movc1
that the rules be pended for The purpose OF Gons
Committee OF the whole 70 take up The charter amend
A vote being taken, ten members we're found n
be IN favor OF II, and sx opposed The motion
vas Lost; n requiring vote OF two thirds OF those
ANNOUNCED his decsos, whom two other members came
In TO be In favor OF going into Commitee OF the
whole Mr.. ColMAN rose and renese. MS moton 70 20
into said Committee appealing 70 the President W az
Several vo,oes-"You oanp dc tha.''-"wAits few mi
Mr. coIss-i address my remarks 70 the Char, 90 !
side from anybody, either from ny col
league (nr KYIEn) or the eeuueman rom tne miro
Mr. Parx--w.lI, you mus, take What comes
Mr. CoisAs-Apd 90 you must take what comes so'
hS,y come TIA, you v u ygur S %g s1,' ,nsasy
"whsi 10 that 20 say, srf' - -
Mr. Prrsmrsr-orderi order gentlemen; you mus
observe ord.r, or shall be compelled 70 en'orce 'n'
NJ P,rr then resumed bic seat, and the business o.
The Hoard was procoesed WIN
Immediately On its adjournment M Palm approscseo
Mr.. Colman, and the following dialogue ensued =
Mr. PALN--what did you mean, sir, by the remhS
you addressed 70 me he sinoe'
Mr. cornAs-I don't choose 70 give you any answer
SIR
Mr.. PIfM-You are . coward
Mr.. CoIsAN-You are puppy-s I'D puppy. -,
M Plin then returned 70 his seas and drawing OF
bis spectacles laid them upon his desk, and sgan ap
preaching Mr.. oomAn, struck him blow across tne
soe With the back o. his hand. Mr.. Coman grappeo
him By the throat and forced back against the stove
when sher struggle epsued, which vas oy
other members parting them, and M Palm Vas carried
avay by his friends Mr. Colman remair Cd In the room
short time, and en with the remainder Of the mem
bers.
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OOCULIsTs Amp AUn1srv.

DARK HorEr,-ooRNRR on HUDson AND FOURTH
stree,s Hobokes, Table dhote 81 O'Clock, ~ Sun
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NEWSPAPERS.

A MEXICAN DRUGg1sfs' CrRCULAR.-THH OFFICE
"A OF paper has been removed Beetnan street
ner Of William where subscriptions and Advertisements
received between he hours OF 10 A. n and up. ~
rear only. The March issue win be ready on Mondays
highly interesting number beautifully Illustrated. The first
numbers are nealy exhausied.
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PERSONAL.

INFORMATION wANTED-oF WILLIAM AND ELLEN
King parish OF filemore Glecsk county Of Kerry, Ire
land who Montreal in 1858 Any information OF them
pl be thar fully received by their sister Mary King 12
Mott street. New York Montreal papers please copy.
INFORMATION WAITED ANY PERSON OR PER
who q cArznan arrive iee one Of The horses A.
isehed carriage In Fourth street Williamsburg near The
OF Grand Saturday afternoon, vhl confer favor
By ealing sending his Addrc 70 80 Water street. rev
York The Grand street ferry, viii be suitably rewarded
JAMES CONWAY wH0 RETURNED FROM SOUTH
America ast fall will find letter for him IN The New
York Posi once.
:. the Post Office.