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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-08-11

,ssaaex- PROVIDENCE 81 VOR-
a5sTa4@ssssa CESTER Summer Arrange
ment, to take eff. ct on MONDAY, May TO- 1855
Passenger trains will leave Providence for Worcester
at 10 and II As 3. M, and 20p. m
Worcester for Providence at 100 and 11.s0 rn and
400 p. m.
Trains connect at Worcester junction with Trains to
and from the Western, Worcester and Nashua Boston
and Worcester, and Norwich and Worcester Railroads.
Through Tickets to all important points at the West
can be obtained at Office of the Company, in Provi
dence at as low rates as by any other route
Trains to and from Valley Falls and Providence will
leave as follows
Valley Falls for Providence at 6.lO, 90. SEQ S.4S,
1000 11.00a M, and co. 1928, 200, 800, 90,
d. 90, 500 and so p. m.
Providence for Valley Falls at So, D, 80, $50,
1850, LA 8. M, 1900 M, and l.30, $50 $50,
20, $50, 6 80, s 90 D. M.
Those trains bold figures the Worcester trains.
5, Il. TABOR, sup't.
Providence May 9, 1855 df myl1
-Essgkr WORCESTER & NASHUA
ss--as' RAILROAD.
SUMMER ARRAYG EMENT.
On and after May 10, 1858, Passenger Trains will
as follows.
Leave WOrcesterat 500 and LIS a. m. and so y. m
Leave Nashua at a. and IL m, and 515 p. m.
At Nashua, all trains connect with the trains Of Con-
cord Railroad where passengers take the to and from
the Northern the Passumpsic the Boston, Concord and
Montreal and Vermont Central Railroad.
At Groton Juuton trains connect directly with the
trains Of the Stony Brook Raroad and also with trains
of the Fitchburg Railroad with the exception of the first
train from Boston; and at Fchburg with trains Of the
Vermont and Massachusetts and Cheshire Railroads.
For further particulars and connections with other
roads, see pathfinder Railway Guide for the New Eng.
land States" g. ". BENTLEY, sup't.
Worcester, May TO- 1858. DIFF y27
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-08-11

Particular attention paid to WATCH RE-
PAIRING AND ENGRAVING.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-08-11
WATCHES
WATCHES,
JEWELRY,
AND SILVER WARE

At a Great Reduction from former prices
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-08-11
REAL ESTATE

nsm RARE CHANCE FOR IN
SSfS VESTAENr.-FOR S ALE, one undivided third
@of tract of Timber Land. situated in Calvert Co.,
Maryland, containing about Seven Hundred Acres. On
the premises, is Mill, fitted up n the approved
manner for the manufacture OF lumber and active
operation Any person desiring safe and very prota
bic investment will do well 10 examine with regard to
the above For further particulars inquire Of A. THAY
Err 2IS Main Street deodEW
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-08-11

ny o u Nd AT LA $ tt!
81 At No 10 southbrdge street, Worcester, Mass,
large assortment Of
ParIOr. Store, Omce and Cooking Stoves,
Among which may be foudd Che celebrated Capron
Stove, the King Of Rhode Island, May Queen, New
England, Boston and Maine Hero, Empress New Era,
&c, &C Also the best Portable Range in the world.
TIN ROOFING AND JoBBING
Done 10 the best manner by experienced workmen.
Please call and my stock Of Goods before purchas.
INN elsewhere. All Goods sold work done at No. 10
sOuthbrdge street, warranted to give satisfaction.
le24 du j. W. JORDAN.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-08-11

z A. DODGE, Hack No. 2, has removed hi
~ team to his in Of his house, No II Graf
ton street All orders left at the above place N Par
kers Stable, opposite the Boston Worcester Depot vii
receive prompt attention.
n, Carriages washed at short notice. at the above
place. my26dtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-08-11

Our assortment of SOLID SILVER and
PLATED WARE is unsurpassed, consisting Of Spoons,
Forks, Knives, Ladies', Cups, &C. which will be sold
unusually low prices.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-08-11

C IIe fyIrp is the best known remedy for The cure
Lung Diseaye. - " ''
The Pills are purely Vegetable and are the best Pin
ever used Tor HEADACHE, FOUL STOMACH and
OoetlN MES One trial Of them will be sufficient to
ganor them pre- ference over an others Try them add
je22 dSn, 'i'' ''0iJ"usio'
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-08-11
THE LIVER INvIGoRAToR

ny IN us favor.
" Min Ratsr in the mouth ,oith the Inwgorator,
and S0ail0tV both together.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-08-11

EHsl NORWICH AND WORCES
Es,ssEs=szSsssy5ass TER RAILROAD. -sUMMER AR
RANGEMENT June IA, 1853.
TRAINS GOING SOUTH, LEAVE WORCESTER.
At Is A. N. (WaY Passenger train.) Connecting at
Plainhel1 with trains for PROVIDENCE
and HARTFORD arriving in Providence at
IL is a. M, and Hartford at II Is p. n.
At 10 10 A. II. (Way Passenger Train.) Connects at
Worcester with trains from Boston Nashua
lowell Concord Manchester, &c; at Wor
cester Junction with trains from Boston,
Providence. and Western road, arrives in
Norwich in season for the boat TO New Lon
don and the Watering Places.
At 80 P. N. WAY Passenger II AIM Connects at
Worcester with trains from Boston, Lowell
Nashua Concord, Manchester, La FreEce
Fitchburg, Sci At Worcester Junction with
trains from Boston Providence and West
ern road. at Plsinfeld Junction, trains
from Providence aid Hartford, arrive in
season for this train.
ATT 90 P NJ steamboat Express Train for NEW
YORK; Leaves BOSTON at so p. N. Con.
meets at Worcester with trsins from Con-
cord, Manchester, Lowell. Lawrence, Nashua
FitcAburg. &c.
TRAINS GOING NORTH, LEAVE NORWICH.
AT about 80 A N. (Steamboat Express Train,) for
Worcester and Boston. Nashua, Fitchburg
Lowell, LawYeace, Manchester, Concord, &C
AT 90 A. N. Way Passenger Trainl Connecting at
PlAnfeld Junction with Train for PB0VI-
DESOE. arriving at Providence at 90 a.
m at Worcester Junction with trains of
Western Road, for Springfield, Albany, &c;
with trains OF P. d W. road for Providence
AT Worcester with trains for BOSTON, Nash
ua, Lowell, Ficaburg, Lawrence Manches-
ter Concord &c.
At IL 10 P. N. (Wgy Passenger Train.) Arriving at
Planfeld, in season for train 10 Proyideucej
At Worcester for trains to Boston, Provl
deDce Nashua. Lowe y, Fltchburg &c.
At As (Way Pass niger Train Passengers from
Providence and Hartford arrive in season
for this train Panfeld Junction. Reach
es Worcester in season for the express train
for Boston.
jel7 dswtf P. St. NJ. ANDREWS, sup't
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BOARD OF MANAGERS.

R. GREENE NJ. D,........................ Principal
1. HUTOHINs, NJ. Associate
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-08-11
) FOR SALE CHEAP

o. ELEGANT AND VALUABLE
hs.;i RESIDENCE FOR sALE.-The subscriber, being
A about to go abroad, is DESTROYS of dsposng of his
late residence in Worcester The Whole or any part Of
the Furniture will be sold with the residence desired by
the purchaser. Inquire Of Hon. ISAAC DAVIS, or
JOHN FIELD, ESQ., of Worcester; OF Col II. F. CoUR.
SER. of Nashua, N H; or o. WARREN LAZELL No.
10 Gold street. New York City.
CHARLES THURBER.
New York, June Is d2tawtf je26
o. HOUSE FOR SALE.-The estate now
e,,,I occupied by me, the north side of Pleasant
III Street, will be sold cheap for cBsh. The lot is Sc
feet front by so Deep upon which is little cottsge
containing seven rooms Well supplied with hard
and soft water. Apply the premises, Ne. 81 Pleasant
Street. WALTER sTEARNs
jeIs DIFF
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D AIDES AND GENTLHMR EMS
E]ining s. EseGTeshEnemt
$ A l. O q N
No 1 and Pfpsq's Block.

The subscriber has this day opened a Dining and Re
freshmen Saloon at the Old stand formerly kept by spurr
Lewis No and Pipers Block, where he VIII always
be ready t1meet his old friends and patrons.
In a convenient locality, with help accommodating
ALL with tables loaded with uxues to suit th fss
tidi1us epcure, and prices sdapted to the geucies Of
the tines he hopes afford satisfaction all his mis- old
friends who may give him call.
jel9 diff CHARLES Il. RICE
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D. NIWb 4 III q JJ.,
Publishers and Booksellers, Providence, r. l.
jy9 dtt Agents for New England
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s p GAL TIC e.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-12
DIRD.

ALBRO-At Msdisonvie n. j., of consumption William A.
AlbIo, 10 the Act year Of bis age
DAILY-At Nc S. Crosby street "wednesday March 10,
Michael Dsi :, in the Ash year Of his
DALLYi 10 go Fifth street on "Wednesday March ~ Ct
einl Jane Frce only daughter Of Andrew j. and Sarah
T. Daily aged months and p days.
FLYNNIn wiuiamsburrh Wednesday March TO- of Group
John FLAMES and Eliza Flynn aged yeHs months q
GREENAt No 2es Mulberry street .wedne.i.y mornins,
March 10. at O'clock @. f. Green
HYLAND-At Nc. 81 Columbia street, Wednesday March
10 Dennis Of Patrick and Mary Hyand aged years, IL
HARRsON-In this city on Wednesday evening March TO-
after hort Ihe. Josegh '" Harrison, Printer aged 81
The reatveo trd friends Of toe family are invited TO snd BIZ.
funeral from the Church of the Messiah Saturday afternoon
will be tab 20 Greenwood
HARRson Wednesday March TO- Margaret Ann, daughter of
The and friend. Of the family invited her
deD. On her fn 6Sb NAM mr. h5 H.} N a resi-
tered in Rocisnd Cemetery.
HATHAWAY-At No 2f6 Fir avenue on Wednesday March
TO- q capillary broncl'i. Emma Sophia Hathaway, second
daughter Of John end Phi An Hathaway aged years aud
Sdsys.
HoLDEE-At No. Is Di,.a' seet, Wednesday March TO-
SusaInsh wife Of John ldeu and daughter Of james
JAUNCEY-On ThulsdAy morning March II, Theodore NJ.
JauLcey, Of the firm Of jsulcey Co.. aged 81 years
funeral from his late residence No 10 McDoussl S.
Thonsss Church corner Broadway and Houston street,
O'Clock, on Saturday, 18th inst-
JOHNSOE-At No 300 Hgh street Brooklyn on Weduesday
March 10 George NJ Johnson aged % years ssd dsys
LYMAN-At No % North Moore street Wedne:isy, March
H. Of Group Charles Edward Of Charles IA. r. and Mary
+. Lyman, eyed years, months and days.
LYNCHAt No 200 Monroe street on wednesdsy morning
March TO- Of disease Of the lungs Catherine A. Lynch only
child Of Thomas and Susan Lynch aged years months and
dtys.
HAHRMANN-At No. $40 West Nineteenth street Welnes
day March TO- after short illness John MaAnsnn, sgd q
years, months and Y days.
PFCEAt Sing Sing Thursday morning March II, Mrs
Sarah Peck. in the 18th year Of Der
Her eads and those Of her VIM. H. and Edmund Peek
and Of her in law Thos smu respectfully invited
attend funeral Saturday, the 18Th u O'Clock
D. M the residence Of Thomas Smu el Sing Sing
ROBFRTS-At No. 81 Cherry street "Wednesday March 10
Bridget wife John Roberts, in the 57h Of her
sEYMOUR-At Newt AAn Com, Thursday morning
March H. Julia Maria youueett daughter OF Samuel T. aud
Julia NJ. seymour aged year, months aud - days.
a." Ard now she lee win folded hand,
In uu;roub.ed sleep.
With fearless eyes aud pea etul heart
Where none shall make her weep"
The relatives and friends Of i family Invited attend The
funeral the residence II h.. grandfather New Canaan,
Saturday afternoon, March - a. sok without
fI1LcI notice. Carriages will be the Dareu Depot
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-12

sls 80 for Thin Mes; sls for Sour DO; els D.sn
=, p,i,ss Beef /. without ehsps- the demand 70
r,iY,. Hsht sale. 30 bis - 15a 90 e. sn, p as
I1s ~ sor 40 Mess; sl20sl3 50 aso.sI yr ms,
Me-. ana sasH 30 for E..r- d. phuas N.s. "a ia 80
d,msn5 ard heavy "e. Of 40 tes wssiera piv..
terms Beef Hams AZ '-,ady bat quei 81 sAesA Bacon
bed smIy a; bats quiet R'ust SO, a.. dan l0d
nmiusl Cat ,ss are fu, b1 qi'. 's,s a ~ hAds ud
tes - sac fgr Hams Nd Sidee. ~ sooo1sf. Dressed
- csn,p Lsrd is 6ruly held and !: in T,dsrss a's,l
ne .s' are IS c iOr oho and l7a1'c sr s,s:s
Chss1 . -Is. s; :, 4. sale. Of 30 ss 70
quality. -. A..;,... IA. keen done an 49,.
a. -. Of 400 hhds NewOflssns At 5Glc And he
bhds Cuba a. )! doic- o., ~. ,,-., .,d n. ,,..A,,
mall sale a, sdslc Timothy SEED = ~ mei,rss b
49, "a in fair supply at $2l2. - . q en.s,i o. S+s
Psb T.x seed l. In moderate request a. S1sasl
"sPICFs We bear Of sales q 20 bsss Pepper a. sae
STE ARIS-Hoaefs firm The demand i>4f ALI Ivy
Sf-.-,s. 49, OF Is 600 n % DC. FOR PRIME VINE
moderate business 10 dong snd Psioss are rsSssr 10
80 IN the buy, favor Zoo OOsous and VVo Orange feeco
~ Dl.,so sod a. former PrceS ~, a.,si q. v.h, -, :.
90 n Prime al loiGlol Rough FAt !. stacy GA
tisKY-The market Is shsde lower Win i~i "srnUs
s,l,. 81 3 ~ bb.s. s.: .I.c
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-12
TIE CASE-OF ALLSOP,
To lss Ediso- # The n. y. Tri1sa<.

To fie Eofto7 II Ia y. 7. Irlouaf
SIR: TIE Hero3 contains the following piece OF
wisdom.
"P-. p-surng acts eel forrSsi hst Asop
the attempted aIder .ud nat here
hat 'ht csn b. qnesion Of the IA. II the French
Emperor clam him Of the duy Ire United States to
.uri' ud.r him on d-H and"
Now / take it that there is serious question OF
that right and that duty. BY VIVA. right the En-
peror make a claim on our Government Ms,ifestly
only by virtue Of the " E1tra9t0r. Treaty. by the
frst article OF which it is agreed that the "hgh con-
tracing parties shall, acquisitions 4de IL their
diplomats agents, deliver W TO justice persons
who being accused Of tho crimes enumerated IN the
next following article, committed lrithH heJurisd'c
ti0r Of The requiring parry shG seek an asylum or
" be found within the territories Of the other"
Now, ctncedng that Allsop was accessory to the
"ettempted murder" has crime was committed in
Eagla1d and he il aD>nable alone 10 the British law
ard the Government az England alone can have any
right 10 demand him Of our Government
DOWN-EASTER.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-12
m.-Let. Rerorted bz Telegraph.

NrwO,L,.xs March lO.-The sales Of Corros ,9say zee
~. oat' TS ea,es u the news = undsSvlop.d SvsAR
srrp. Ms1.d CoRS SOC. oars Sc Bun PSS , o@,s% ~
CORR u!al2c. fEEGHrs snk ps.yy tIs7. '" '" -'"
Ms S0ItSsnSs' i?S'' r 49, res
at llGule svS.S aotG nj NJ NJ,
MOsrIr Msirh GS... Of CoTTOs ''S I'm S. ,s
fore the reception Of the Canada. new, ~ -
CHASIEsToS March The ale. Of 0Oi'os !" ~y were
B,tTIwoRT March li-FLorR firm, VITA "a improved END
epcv Howard stree; and Ohio .uperhne - CcsS
ishtI Red 81 OSG 81 Os; White, 81 l59 sI % CLOVER
sFED dull s475d IS WHISKY dul a. Hg-AiSi rNe ~.
PORK Sl7 Prime, 8 rs; Lard. GOtc. for Western
PuIApELPHIA March ll.-Recsp,s Of FLoI siDA. Nanf
xrrtsd Com in demsnd a, 60d6ic POkK 6m. 80 sif,
RTTF tull; LAID buoyant; WHsEY firm a. Il q 20.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-12
Sales Of Stocks nj Boston-MtRCH 10.

Fr,t Bod,dl0 shares Concord r. r. a. IS Eastern r. r.
tClGA Eastern r. ~ HI Boo 50; 10 Michigan Central
r. r. ~ 81 Boston and Worcester r. R. 90 10 Old Colony
and Fall River R. r., s9s Boston Gas Co, 63 Boston Gas
CO. (ghis) 32lQ3I $50 East Boston Co. l4d4; 800 Gary
improvement Co., 81 50 Wayery Co, 20; 10 Boston Water
Power Is Copper Fails CO. 80 25 Flint Steel Mining Co.
a42l rs Tetee Misns Co. 292I 50 Superior Mining Co. 8;
Pitisburgh Copper Co.. 25 100 Pewabc Mining CO.. l0Ug3
Mix Mining Co.. l54 MON Bank l3. coo Hartford
CITY 6 r. r: Loan, go $500 VI Cent LIST Nor. Is, ~ :!
$40 Vt. and Mass g., IS
Second B6drd5 shares Boston and Providence r. r., go
Northern X. X bS0 49, ~ Eastern r., So Western r.
e93 Pittsburgh Copper 23f; Toec Copper Co.. p;
Copper Co.. %, az! AS Isle Roysie Cop Co..
Cary Land Co $50 s. p Boston Water Power Co
". and Mass o. 65, 70 5000 Cam n. r. 6s 81, 70.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-12
Interview with Msne, bruken-hearted, and nsI'.,u
meanwhile ~ ples,e her father. Lecour, tns SE'
ing alec robber was detected by his mater IN ','


ing alec robber detected by hs mater ~ -"
sc # taking oEey from secretary, ana ~ -
escape, stsbs " master, who fals des1; 80
then had juet Quilted lie house after hs cianae''Gie
Man. having gwen HIN her portrait, 80 80
Diamonds 90 farewell token Of lgve-is seise a.u
-ccu,td through LecouIs sgeDry-the portrait Oei"e
evidence against him. -.
lie play concludes with the death Of the lovers
N pIi-opl Mare, having gained admission 70 stie
i'm, takes poison; and George followed ner eHenP,o
by se.zirg the wal The reason for George GU
dcuua,ion 70 death, and hence the despair OF Mo-,
II sufficiently scc, l1ted for. The Abbe, 90 nhulns
out that George biz ION. has procured paruon ~
him; but with Mad. De R1har arrives a. the prison.
TOO late 10 save him. it, -
We DO not profees 20 have given even sn outline u
n plot but iust enough 70 label some OF .ts cen
Il vac On the whole e1celleuty acted, Ny. aad lrs
Davenport AID NJ. c Fisher particularly di-tai!ul7n'
il g themselves. The last sceDe was Gainenty me-
Tie Hrai3 attributes the authoEynP Of his play 70
Nj Thomas Dunn English. TSe Erening Pos: says;
The writer, we learn, Is Nv. VIM. II. Fry We
are Authorized by Tie author 20 state that Mr.. En'
gsh il not the author; arl We are authorized By Mr.
Fry 10 state that lie il MT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-12

lLCr. 500 IL
The Minnesota Mining Company has declared
stni-sunua dividend Of g. e. share, payable LIST April
The shares par value so, are now selling al $50
We give below abstract of the report now in the
hands of the printers. The Metropolitan certificates
are reduced 500 600 The business of the Clear
ng-House to-day were large, slS,OlO,00O. Treasury
Notes are rather more freely offered in the street at
Ia. cent discount. There is some demand for them
to be used deposit on the bids to be made for the
rev issue. The deposits are not however, re-
ceivsble in payment accepted bids but must
be replaced with gold. The amount Of notes
paid in yesterday for Customs was $50 900.
Mr.. Thomas Jeremiah was last evening elected
President OF the BOwery Savings vice Mr.. MILL de-
ceased. Tie appointment is every way proper one.
The aggregate amount Of specie received at this port
since January Is s6,il2 10. Exported s. Sa4 49S.
TIE aggregate amour ia the city including the Sub
Treasury, Is $751; 49, against So SCI 800 on the Isl
January last The books of transfer of the stock of
the Norwich and Worcester Railroad Company are
now re.opened in tits city at the Office of the Farm
Ike that Of nearly every other Eastern and Western
road has fallen of Of late, but we understand that the
Company has nearly freed itself from floating debt,
and is now in easy and sound financial condition.
s. Diapers regular daily auction sale Of stocks and
bonds will take place to morrow Friday, at l2i
O'Clock, at the Merchants Exchange.
Albert II. NicOlays regular daily suction sale of
stocks and bonds viii take place tomorrow friday,
4. j 0'e.ceI Il he Merchants Exchange.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-12
Passengers Sailed

In ,tan.hp 4mera (s9" Be.ton e, L5s'tP'S a. w.
toiS,rs and three children Roxbury Capt W. ~ DaneG,
Bysasr MsTwin TFsTeT p, Gs,fs 49,
y,rs Chsumsn Utica N. VI Ch.s. T. Lsashton GsenA III
H. j Reed St, Louis John Sharpiess Quebec wm irvine
Mar Maitland Miss Martha MAIland, Mr. T. l. Msrsnd two
Matters Marand Mr.. Goldsen, Samuel WOODWARD Ensand
tngene de- Auass John Lennon, Haysna-S =
Fnr Haifax-John X. Bent Boston; J. w Briggs, Rome ~
VI Rand ID r. Eaton Corvallis w. j. Coleman, r. H.
- Rirbs,d Fofbam w Black Mira Black, Miss Blacs, j.
8 Mclean Mrs Mclean, Haifax-l2 Total, ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-12
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK.
Cleared.

shps-Defender Robinson San francisco, W. = coleman
Co. Ontario Wood. Liverpool Grnne, MintnIn 20
Bsrks-M Morton, Buckley savannah scranton . i~i"0i
r. F,ors rice JacIsonvie Desield Wilson Foster,
Crowen ST. Pierre, B. f. Small L Co: So,
Cocker Bro Kimbsll Baracoa Chase UdAl,
F. Enslish Bven Philadelphia, J. w kcKee " Pa,t Ire
land Newben. Davis Holmes; T. PaImlee GssaIL Wssans-
Tn J. G. Williams; w L. Richardson, Bailey Msyasusk w.
Lewis Co. W. S. Tsdale, Hawkins Mobile Post Smith
Co Statesman Hicks, Alexandria Merrill Abbott Eleanor,
Townsend. Fredericksburg, Woodruff Robinson.
Soop-Warren STANDARD, Newbern, master .
s.sIners--Thounas Swan Post, Savannah H. ~ Cromwe;
Potomac Baltimore H. b. Cromwell ElLaseb, Ne
Laughlin, Baltimore, w. DalHen.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-12
MARRIED..
BARTLETT-WILSO

BARTLETT-,vILSON-A Rio de Jsneiro Thursday Dec
1881 by the Rev Mr. Grahsu Of the FL gh Church CAPT,
William s. Bartlett; Wells Me - Hester 81 eldest daugh
ter Of Elijah Wilson Of Brookly Long Island.
acknowledgements O&tfondsy, March by the Rev
Fatner Lewi. s. Mary re- Clifton, staten Island
Sguor Gas, BrzzolsTs Of E<SssJ Piedmont SEnorra
Adele G-fvsis Of !orence, lsy.
CLARK FLAEDREAU - On Wednesday March 10. a. the
Church e the Anuuucistion by the v Dr. Samuel Sesbury
Mr. Frnt D. CisIk Of this y, % Miss Rachel EandIeau Of
Easgyh host,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-12
Albany Cattle Market.

ALBANY, Thursday, NNch II, lS&
Drug the pas, there have arrived here pao1ly BY
~ VNYork Railroads the following uumber. Of live 'oek
which have been shipped New YORK. and EASTWARD 70 Bon
and other places, viz; 60. ~. VI s..r.-,
Cat.le,.,.........lSi lVtt ~
Sheep...,.......<ull
HOGS ,,..........l,3 $40 NSV ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-12

MINIATURE ALhASAc......THIs DAY
o. pi... s.i7 sets,.,.,.. SOS MoOn-Rises.. 5;oan
wATER,.....THis DAY
s.,Sx Uook Ispd-. 5:5gm Hell Oafe... ISi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-12
Rcce;p,s Of Produce-MARcH IL.

Bv Erie RalroaS-l4O bbls Flour, 2lS b6ls WA.hy SO
p,o,.ors n pkrs Ashes S3 pkgs. Butter III pAss
fbs,se SEQ sides Leather n dressed Hos' 81 ssss Se-d
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THURSDAY, liar :h ii, 1853.
ASHES-The demand for both kinds moderate Pots IN
fair demand at 81 ~ p sIls dull aud nominal SO 2j9
st 57i
BEESWAX is IN supply aud with good denaud the
tendency toward higher sales Of 1900 y prime Southern
Yellow private terms but Understood y be &C.
parcels "a arrive held a
COTTONThe market steady and moderately active; sales
of : 90 bales, part In trag situ. We quote:
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Nv Telecruph.

BOSTON March liam ship Jno Land BAter, NeS.psa
trc barss Fanny Buck Croker New bns ssnise"
h1d.y, Aux Cages; Crmes, Hickborn Trinidad.
be"W-b ak David Nick-l., Ms,aryas; B~ug1eia. Cora a.,
"a, Eol New QglesLs