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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-03-07

A REMARKABLE MAN. = The Woonsocket
Patriot gives some particulars of remarkable
man now living in Coventry, Conn, Mr.. James
Douglass, who is hunared and Too gears and
seoe's months old. Notwithstanding his great
age, he is as hearty, strong and robust as most
men at so; his eyesight is good, never having
been necessitated to wear glasses and his f,cul-
ties in general seem unimpaired. He has been a
sailor and manufacturer, but his present occu.
patton is that of farmer. Last summer he
moved day after day, hoed corn, and did general
farm work. During the present winter he has
walked two miles from home in the morning. cat
his cord Of GOOD per day and returned home in the
evening. His present health is good, and he la.
bors daily. He lived with his wife over seventy
years, by whom he had eight children She has
been dead nine years. Mr.. Douglass was born in
North Kingstown, r. l.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-03-07

The through mail between Pittsburg
robbed last week at Crestline. Ohio, OF be-
fore it reached the place. Several letters and
drafts and rfed mail bag were found in a
vault at Crestiine, and it is supposed remit
tanees exceeding $40, 900 were stolen. The
affair is mysterious.
1t is stated that since the seizure of
the brig Braman, four other vessels have
sailed from New York for the coast of Africa,
TO engage III The slave trade, and that three Of
them have made successful voyages.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-03-07

History OF RICHARD Tue FIRST OF ENGLAND
By Jacob Abbott, with engravings. | vol. Is
mo New York: Harper & Brothers. 1857 -
This is another Of Abbott's historical series for
the benefit of youth, and, like the rest of the se
res, is confined strictly, in all its Details to his
toric truth. There is much in the history of the
" Lion Hearted" Richard, the bosterous and
reckless crusader, to interest the young, and Alb.
bott has presented it with his usual success.
For sale by 2. Baker B Co.
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aoDDARD 3 ALnRIcn.s

GODDARD & ALDRICH,s
Tbant mi M A.sts u me a al G unarEIIe Band
'u"HA'ui ioF past patro-aee solicit continuance
N P. GoDDAaD, First Violin;
j. NJ. ALDRIcH, Second Violin, and Pronntar
W h HOBBS, Clariuette;
l. Po~ERs, Cornet Piston;
B. D. Ryan, Double Bass.
ANY number OF pitees furnished for Balls Parties Az
sembles, where Music is required by appving - ~
P Goddard, Mulberry street. }. VI. Aldrich. No w.
street w l. Hobbs, No Carlton Street, or at G. Lor
All orders promptly attended to- DIFF go
DEAFNESS AND BLINDNESS
Are durable or may be rsiieped at least in yer b.
time If there is no actual disorganizatioH, by newly
dseovere6 simple and not expensive treat
ment nov in very successful practice by Dr. RAMsDRTT
lO5 Pleasant street, on Monday of each week
Physicians are invited TO examine This method and
observe Is success IL believed their
These not able to pay the regular fees for treatment
VIII ne favored in every possible manner by calling rom
:" ~ a 4" DIFF do
RosIon Hygeian and DieIfc TDsuf,ute, 4
ELNoFkO CHEMICAL BATH ESTABLISH uENT
No. 20 LaGTaHge Place WashinsGou..r
boste Aassor teaching the prevention of dis
Eases and cufng diseases OF all kinds without Medicine
1uI oy Eectriciy, Chemistry, Air. Light, Water Food
Exercise Rest and Temperature. By these agencies We
nave during the past fifteen months estrely cured or
very much benefited, more than fifteen handled nerso
many o. whom were afflicted with the worst kinds Of ala
eases, such as have been considered ncurable please
call Or send ard get Hygeis free of charge which
- SAieii's a'u ceftlHeates q cures prices &C.,
WIN mucn other ust ui inform alton 0GT Institution is
open for The recep ion Of both permanent and
patients and boarders where all will end pleasant home
and kind friends Fetch on your worst cases
slLAs BROWN NJ, D.. Proprietor
VIM. A. Alcott NJ. D.. The author and Associate Phv
sioian. desSw9m -
Blessing 40 w omen -YAe cause Of her
Misery, Slavery and Pain, REM Vsd by the Greatest
Pra tltal Discover yet made in PHYSIOLOGICAL new
in the History aud pestfry Of Women = nculars
containing particulars to be had free Of charge by call
ing or addressing (en3osing stamp j. SILAS BROWN,
NJ D Proprietor of the Hygeian and Dietc Institute
and Electro Chemical Bath establishments No 20 la
Grange Place, Washington Street Boston, Mass.
j2l deS w 3m
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GOOD Intngs-buitrr Of Cocoa for Channel
Lips-rroubesome things, chapped lips Butter Of Cocoa
VIII cure them, N'ght aud Hning, apply Butter Of
Cocoa to chapped ps and IL will cure them HITTER NJ
Cocoa for sale, wholesale and reta l. by j. o hill
Ap thccary, Mechanics Hail. Worcester, Mass 1D'
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-03-07

PHoNoeRAPHY.-We would again call the at
teniion of those who desire to acquire knowl-
edge Of this useful art, to the fact that Mr. James
Brown, the experienced and accomplished pho
nagrapher, is still in this city, prepared to give
instructions to classes and individuals in phonog-
raphy, according to Pitman's system, by which
the learner is enabled, in few easy lessons of
one hour each, to master the principles of
science that will enable him to follow the most
rapid speaker, and take down his words as he ut
tiers them, so that not syllable shall be lost We
do not know any accomplishment or branch of
learning that afford man or woman more
pleasure and satisfaction or that combines so
much real utility with delight as the art of pho
biography; and as the opportunities for acquiring
it are very rare, we hope that many Of our cti.
zens, and the youth OF our schools, will avail
themselves of the advantage that is now offered
to them, through Mr.. Browns instruction Per-
sons DESTROYS of instruction, or of making inouir.
les upon the subject, may leave their names at
the Spy office.
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EXPERIENCE AND CLOSE ATTENTION


MANUFAC TURE OF OUR GARMENTS,
Enables us to produce the most thorough made
~ Q L O II II 1 N q 90
In the Country.
And in style and fl Of Garments we can truly say
we unsurpassed We warrant all goods to be as
represented, and the warrant be relied upon. We
have an excellent assortment of
0Ve-Ooats IRON SO W to S1d
Ohuer YoatS' ..s....s......s.s
Eants' heaVy NOolen.. .s.......... %
vests ......s..-............... %
UN BRsHIRTS and PRAYERS, a large assortment
at extremely low prices.
GENTS SHAWLS, at about half price.
In CUSTOM DEPARTMENT. We have very large
assortment of
Over Coatings, Pant Goods, and Vestings
Of all grads from the article the finest
fabric, in rich and elegant sy les, which will be made
order in style suit your TASTE and in the
thorough manner. The liberal patronage have re-
ceived for the last ten years. that
dealt fairly with all our customers, and would say
thnse who have AIDED with u.s. come and examine
our goods before purchasing elsewhere.
LUTHER'S CLOTHING HOUSE
No. Lincoln House Block.
s24 dawtf
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President BUcHANANs CABINBr.-The fol.
lowing Geographic dispatch was received last eve
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LEARNING ABouT RIGHT AND WRONG or, En-.
teEtalni aud Instructive Lessons for Young
Children, in respect TO 4heir Duty. By Jacob
Abbott. Illustrated with ninety eneravings.-
New York Harper Brothers. 1857
This is one Of Harper's Picture Books for
the Nursery" and is full of instruction as well as
amusement for the little ones OF the family. Zach
book oil the series is complete by ITSELF
For sale by 2. Baker 4 Co.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-03-07

The new Cabinet has been confirmed, as fol-
lows = Cass, Of Michigan, Secretary Of State
Cobb, OF Georgia, Treasury Floyd, If Virginia,
Secretary # War Toucey, Of Connecticut, Sc
creiary If Navy Thompson, Of Mississippi, Sc
rotary Of Interior Brown, Of Tennessee, Post
master General Black, Of Pennsylvania, Attor-
ney General.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-03-07

THE BAY PATH. A Tale Of New England Col
oniai Life By J. 9. Holland, author Of the
History Of Western Massachusetts," &c l
vol limo. New YORK 6. p. Putnam & Co
1857.
We have often thought that the early periods
OF New England colonial history offered rich
field for the location Of those tales of combined
romance aud history, which, when well executed,
are always interesting and popular. DR.. Holland
has successfully entered the field, and this s the
first fruit # his labor. The tale was published
originally in the Springfield Republican, AMI was
so favoraby received that II has been revised an
published in more enduring form. The names,
localities characters, and leading incidents, aie
histoi ical, and the author says "the tale is, in
reality section or segment Of history, withdrawn
from It's location and relations, and endowed with
life and spirit, which aim to be consistent and
harmonious with the body Of facts . with which
they are brought into association" Those who
feel an interest in New England character, and
would seek the means and the steps by which Il
has become developed, will hnd an interesting
aid in this work, and we think it will be widely
read and favorably received.
For sale by s. Thompson & Co.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


NIma1e.--MR. MATTHEW ARBucRLE Leader and Di-
rec of Fske's Cornet Band, having concluded re
main perman ntly with the Bard has little spare time
which ne won wish devote TO teaching all kinds
b ass instruments Pupils wishing take the
Cornet GA any other instrument will find by call
ing at Marshs Music Store Isaac Fiskes Instrument
maker.
Music arranged with care for either Brass or String
BanUs. dti mch5
FISK E's CORNET BAND
Respectfully inform the citizens of Worcester and vcin
iy that they have organized Band with the above ttle
and having procured complete of German Silver In
sTumens; lot of new and popular music which is
in rehearsal will endeavog to merit and hope to
ce7e share of public patronage.
NJ. ARBUCKLE, Leader and Director.
"A dim ISAAC FISRE, Clerk.
T. v Il II Y o N e
Who buys his Clothing that of his family knows
that quite item in his expense during year. and
that object make his purchases where he
dollar in every ten This be done by making
Lutber's Clothing HouSet!!
Your regular place of trade where you can always find
large assortment Of better made
G L o T II I N G. J! :!
Than at any house in the city.
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IMPORTS.
IMPORTS.
cApINE tss-stearnshin .Iasner--lA head c.

SABINE PAss-steamship Jasper--l54 head cattle to
Bronsse.
Gandao-24 hats So do hemp do hammock do tobacco
Dbl do box copper to Sas sagIs
j W Zachare AGO.
PENsAcoLA-schr Martha-soco feet lumber 100 cubic
MoBIE-schr Olive Branch-20 bbs rosin 200 do turpen
tine Is juniper knees to order
AoBILE-Scr Trnity-l64 bbls ron loo do urpentne rs
do lime tea do mdse lot furniture and sundries to order
MoB1LE-schr Psscagouls-75ooo feet lumber to MASTER
PAsCAGoULA-schr Telegraph-3OOOo feet of lrnoee to
Samuels. ..
Eiiot i'a's''z'0'0 'ee' OF 'n0s'
BfIoxI-schr Pecan-s2o0o feet lumber to J R Elliott
BILOXI-Schr Caifornia-2s0 0O feet lumber 10 order
& DOR N''''' '~e' - ~ ','-f',
PEARLRIvER-sehr Martha-sOooo feet of lumber to D
PEARL R1vER-schr High water-2o,ooo feet of lumber
PAsCAGoULA-schr MISREPRESENTATION and laths to
TANCHIPAHA-sehr Lvingston-27. 900 feet of lumber
Aorrett Mcconnell
TCHEFUNCTA-Schr Aleyon-500 bbis sand to order.
TCHEFUNCTA-schr sylphide-4oO bbs sand to F Rub
RIGoLETTs-sbhr Ann NcGuinn-60 bbls shells order
HoKN IsLAND-schr Ema-5OO bbls sand to order.
TCHEFUNCTA-schr Fruerre-40O bbls sand order
COyINGTON-Schr Fonainbeau-5O0 bbls sand to order.
TCHEFUECTA-schr Uniou-600 bbls sand to order.
bio xI-schr Rosalie-3o cords wood to order g
PEARL RIVER-Shr Hunter-25 cords wood to order
BAY ST LOUIS-Schr Decree-40 cords wood to order.
BlLOAl-Schr GOV 'iillre-3O cords wood TO order.
BAY ST LOUIS-Schr Denocrat-27 cords wood to order
BAY ST LOUIS-Schr Oregon-30 cords wood to order.
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
BAL1ZE-Stearner Lecome-l hhds new Dbl
new Kohn Ryan-5O sacks potatoes do rice to order
RAILROADS.
NEW ORLEANS JACKSON: AND GREAT NORTHERN
RAILROADl bales cotton to WARREN Gilmore &co7290 #
MsConnell-M NoIan-R NcLeary-J Piercs-26 cattle
| WALTZ do Jones.
| NEW ORLEANS oPELOUsAS AND GREAT WESTERN
RAILRDADI bales cotton Oakley 4 Hawkins-5 bis
wool Carter &col2 Trosclair Haydell-2O do
Hornsby-lO2 hides CastelloS do Queyrouse Laugsdorf
| PoNTCHARTRAIN RAILROAD.
MOBILE-Steamer Oregon-s6 empty bbs and sundres to
Gedde-IO bales osnaburs Hardie &co-1 pkg GLADDEN. &
| SeXas-sundries TO H Davis-snd order.
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A NEW THE GREATEST AND
n !. MOST WONDERFUL IN TIE WORLD.
SARSAP RILLA LOZE NGES,

: Prepared BY n. HEREU, Druggist and Physician.
Superior all Essences syrps Extracts named and
have for long thoroughly investigated idea of
general therapeutic agent susceptible Of being applied to all
Diseases the WHICH
from internal either in the blood any Of the
organs.
careful uninterrupted analysis the animal vegeta
Bile mineral Kingdoms had induced the hope that could
bring about such result and thanks to my ndefagabe
searches, IL is now obtained
vegetables the necessary for this
grand idea which based upon oagnous principle Of Sar
spsra partly known to the pnblic Such is the discovery
which have the honor this day of Advertising The form
LozeHges given it, because its precuded the
possibility of doing otherwise and have divided 1t into SIM
and compound Lozenges in order that they might be given
Ny first experiments made privately and remained
known until wonderful results had satisfied that had
ceedd and that charge Of uacker could not be brought
The attention of physicians the public called
these oenges in order that every may witness the adm
rable results Of the same. I'D
GENERAL EFFECTS,
Testified to by upwards Of thousand persons.
The stomach is ceansed the blood is purified and renovated
by all Impurities from this precious and fluid
SPECIAL EFFECTS. .-
!. Prompt and radical cure of all diseases generally.
Persons who have used these Lozeges have had the
cholera nor the yellow fever.
8. venerea syphic hepatc, scorbucal, gouty, rheu-
matte and and bilious diseases completely cured
few days after the remedy is reser'ed to.
All diseases of the lungs head eyes stomach bowels and
other internal and external complaints disappear entirely
vided the Lozenge. are resorted to. 80
For sale by the box with prospectus showing how they
GENERAL DEPOT AT N. HEREU's, ".
corner Toulouse and Bourbon streets.
). WRiGHr 4 Co.
q and l5l Chartres st.
H. B0NNABEL
corner of Na1ehez and Tehoupitoulas SITS.
'.. q. C. H. WERCKMULLER,
l02 Camp street, corner of Poydras street.
NBConsultations gasis> daily at the above Drug Store
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sNsu 0rleans 4ailu 6rssterd.
THE COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT.

aS~ On our third and sixth pages will be
found carefully compiled statements OF
Commercial and Monetary matters for the
mast year. -fE F y Y ~ ~
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J CONSTABLE,S SALES.

sreg pap, Sg = GeusH CITY q, NEW
M vlTUE ~ aesi faeis. e s
4. sssss M Il Y Hon I Second Jastiss
public aue.oS e Bsnks' Arcade Magans street between
ts%ss p Sr q
A CERTAIN LOT or GROUND With .ae buildings and i'm.
Tnon ssses sad IL
form, ss s street ana 81 and as @ nj 8
iva sus 70 se2 W. MITCHELL, Constable.
SECOND Gogs X55S De "a g
s:as.. s:s Isl; ,e
rn d 10 ora e. ysss !
MERgaEDI ls jour de sepsnbre, 1851 midi Ia propriee
LOT DE- TER les authorizations qni sy troavent
ue dams y Tssme District de ce s. Vile dsns e No y
Union Amour Boas Enn:s Franeas lie dit lot de tsre
u Amour 9s peds de profndeu ct face la rue de
Les consistent en- une belle mason en- os
vi ans 2 sss W ' afTcHEII Gonnstsbe
sEcqsD yusreE's counr, cATHARINE E., CLARK VS.. NJ,
NE IF ssf!ss t.
'fsf s%sf is
One ARMOIR. one STOVE and DRAY, No. s62.
Seized in the above entitled suit
TERAS-Cash on the spot.
| VI. VI. MITCHELL,
| au 10 "a % se3 Constable.
| JAMES RIVER CEMENT .woR1xs-THEsE
celebrated works in full and successful operation
and prepared to supply all orders for Hydraulic
best quality fresh ground and in good barrels
Address CHAS. II. LOCHER,
Balcony Falls, Va.
NIX. REFER #--
Walter Gwynn, Ch Engr Blue Ridge RR South Carolina
| G. Croset, Virginia.
Chag. B. Fisk :. Gov and O. :.
A. b. Mcfarland, ESQ.,. Supt. Capitol Washington D. c.
Ed Lorraine Esq, Ch Kng'r j. r. and K Co. Virginia.
| e !; y. Myers, +. York R. RR.,
TIL 9. atkinson, .. A..
b. p. Whitcomb Va. Central :. -.
William Mahone, Norfolk i P. :.
D. s. Walton, formerly prn. Asst. Eng j. R. &. Co.
Walter G. Turpn, =.
Washington Gil oi Eng,r city of Richmond, Virginia
/ E. H. Gill Supt- Richmond 4 r. RR., <
E. L. Chian supt j. B. 4 K. Co.,
4 AGEsrs.
Aessrs 1. & G. B. Davenport, Richmond, Virginia.
| John Bowlett l. Co.. Petersburg
:. Ball, Santos d Co., Norfolk,
-. Anderson Adams Co., Lynchburg,
| :. A. R. Phillips Co, Fredericksburg,
L Green, Heath d Allen, San Francisco Cal. my1
NJOTARIAL NOTICE-THE UNDERsIG NED hav
IN ing taken office al II Common street is prepared
conduct the Notarai business and respectfully socis tn
patronage Of his friends and the public.
New Orleans. May Is, 1a57-myI6 ly
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OTi G E .

MOTH CE.
JefTeyu's Double-Acting Suction and Force Pump,
sciM India Rubber Ball Tatres,
Suitable Sugar Cotton Plantations Draining EScava.
tons, Dry Docks, Ships Ocean and River Steamers,
Dwellings, etc. ETC., etc.
The subscriber having appointed Agent Tor TINS stare
for the sale of Jeery's Improved Double Acting Punp with
India Rubber Ball Valves prepared to receive orders
and furnish This valuable inyenton vas patented June
York State Fair held Emrn in that year. In intro
ducng Pump this community the undersigned feels
confidence that his bring it into general will be
seconded by all who its operation ana consruction
The perfect ADAPTATION solid Balls OF India Rubber Tor
Pump Valves will be apparent to every thinking mind
Their and their yielding surface secures
certainty OF opeaton perfection OF action which cannot
by the other waves Inc simplicity OF
and replaced the compact FORM renders this the most perfect
desirable Pump Every FAINTER snip or Steamboat
Captain should of these valuable Pumps
from general purposes they can IN moment De
transformed into efficient Fire Engine :, .....,
Size capacity of forcing 20 gallons per min.
ute! Price $40.
Size capacity of forcing 40 gallons per min
ute. Price S35.
Size No. capacity OF forcing 10 gallons per Hill
And larger sizes suitable Dry Docks heavy Drainage
up capacity of 500 gallons per minnie in course Of
construction be expected Nos and are ad-
iasses and he ordinary uses which Pump generally
Piled while for redeeng Swampy Lands the No. AS are indis
pensable.
The subscriber feels convinced that when these Pumps
seen they will speak Tor themselves ana tt sooner or later
SAMPLES of size No can be in operation at c. c. Bier
Co.'s No 95 Camp street, Price Coulon's, No. 07 Poydras
street. the undersigned where in
ANDERSON D. DIETER, Agent,
m2t Iy 81 Graver street.
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Shipping autsliasrue.

TUESDAY, September L, 1857.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Texas, Forbes, for Vera Cruz
Harris Morgan leo
Bark Isnra Snow, Crockett for Boston, Williams Geo
Schr Powhaton, Caro- for Pensacola, John Hurley eco
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ANDERSON ID. DIETER, COMMISSION MER
"A CITANT AND AGENT FOR JEFFERY'S DOUBLE
ACTING SUCTION AND FoRCE PUMP WITH INDIA
RUBBER BALL VALVES
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BELOW -COMIN9 Up.
chr Red Fox, Cole, from Tainpico, to Bareli eco.
EXPORTS,

VERA CRUZ-Steamship Texss5 bales and 39 h bales OF
cotton tobacco do Candles bbs meal do lard ole
BOSTON-Bark Laura Snow367 bbls -four, 800 bhs whisky
100 alcohol 706 sacks wheat 1873 sacks corn ~ DO rye
hides, 20t0 slaves.
ACOLA-Schr Powhaton-230 bbs -four. 80 do pota-
toes bbs whisky do pork bb nolases Sgg sacks corn
1870 oats BRAN rs do coffee so bales hay 10 kgs butter
r. buckets bbs lard cak porter 6Oo segsrs casks
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ARRIVED.

AnhlfEDs
Steamship Galveston Wilson, Indianola via Galveston to
T W Templeton- wick's Bay.
Steamship Flanders for Sabine Pass master-Ber
wicks Bay.
sehr Martha, Harrison two days from Peusacos
Basin
schr Olive Branch, Smith, days Mobile
Basin
sehr Trinity, Stern two days from Mobile masterBasn.
Sebr PaAcagoulk Hobbs. Mobile, n1hser-BaSin
Scbr Telegraph, Baker from Pascagoua-Bnsn.
Sebr Isabella, Cadna. from Pearl Riyer-Basin.
Schr Pelican Mills from Bloxi-Basn.
Schr California, Powell. from BHoxi-Basn.
achr junior, Fralcko from Bay st Louis-Basin.
Martha -, from Pearl Rivef-Bain.
Schr High Water, from Amite River--Basn.
Schr Enterprise McNear, from Pascagoula-Basin.
sshr Livingston, Nicholson, from Coyngtan-Basin y"
sohr Aleyon Narcse, from Covngton-Basin.
schr Sylpbide Barbarian. from Covington-Basin.
Schr Ann McGuinn. Earl. from Rgoletts-Basin
Schr Eima Balfour, from Horn Island--Basin.
Schr Fruerre EsTcisse from Tchefuncta-Basin.
Schr Fontainbleau. Peters, from Coyington-Basn.
Schr Union, iarcisse, from Bonfouca-Basin.
Schr Hunter, Naye, from Pearl River-Basin
Schr Desiree Christopher, from Bay st louis-Basir
Schr Gov Yliere, Smith. from Biloxi-Basin.
Schr Democrat. Duncan, from Springfeld-Basiu
sehr Oregon, Meyers, from Bay st Lous-Basn.
| STEAMBOATS,.
Oregon, Myers. from Mobile ....
Lecomte Johnson from Baiise.
Towkeat L Day Pblipr from the Passes-owed down ant
to sea 23d ut ST Louis and schooner Ed Barnard
brought up schooner Sarah Bartlett.
| RETnw-COMIEa Up.
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CT. CHARLES INSTITUTE, GREENvlLLE,


BOARDING-SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES
Conducted by Mime c. MACE.
The Glasses of this Institution will be reformed Ses
the LIST Of September next.
In making this Mime Mace avais herself
the opportunity of returning her thanks those families
have honoed her with their confidence, and of assuring them
that heretofore her establishment will combine all the
ments necessary for the comfort the Intellectual improve
ment of the young ladies' entrusted to her
The instruction the ST. Charles Institute solid
and extends to all those branches which constitute
pshcd education both in English and in French Nine
Mace taking the the accomplished
Professors; whose devotion their every reliance may
be placed
The advantages offered ladies of French families
acquire thorough knowledge the English language and
the other hand Of American pupils perfect command
of the French language, surpassed by those
been heretofore employed be scerned rough the
satisfactory references
Full information asto may found the prospectus
TO be obtained at the institution audi lmk
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Su1s1ER eOARDINa SCHOOL FOE BOYS,

SUMMER BOARDING SCHOOL FOR BOYS,
~ LII A DEGA, ALA.
Pupils study for which they qualified Half
the day lin summer devoted school, to
amusement Taladega i very healthy place and is easy
School the 18th of July, the expenses Board
Tuition and ncidenta session three az week
sos in advance. w ~ Y r.
Refer Rev. b. NJ. Palmer D. D.. Vim. NJ 4 B. H. Har-
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