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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-05-26

Mr.. LEGG, DYER AND CLEANSER, continues the business
of Cleansing, RedyeiRg and Repairing Mems Apparel,
and also ceanscs Ladies' Shaws, Riding Dresses, &C.
He has increased his help and facilities to meet the steady
Increase iii his business. Office No. Pleasant street
Re-dyeng executed at from three to ten days notice
and cleansing when the necessity or con
venience of customers requires it,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-05-26

Word Of WarnIng.-There is nothing more
despicable than Stealing the reputation of reliable art
Gle TO impose upon community an inferior and worthless
one and yet it is often done. FUteeR years ago Heinz
street * Co. introduced Hair Restorative under the
name OF "Inimitabe Hair Coloring. It's wonderful
s0rave properties made ii immensely popular and
and bald heads like to become thing of the past
when the country flooded with limitations the
which was not only useless but absolutely Injurious.
The original preparation as scientific combination,
made with oil ANA stimulating spirits, afordng agree
able hair wash, while all the limitations made with
water making the hair harsh, dry and rzzy, requiring
after dries the of oil wash to make it look
Gently We would therefore advise readers to buy
nothing but the Original Laimitabte Hair Colorng or
Restorative, which is reable.-IrOy Wing.
Price fifty cents bottle. Sold everywhere
W. L. HAGAN ~ CO., Proprietors Troy, n. Y.
Sold in Worcester by GEO. II. SfUKR, 2Ol Main ST.
my2l dim
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-05-26

CoLToN's ILLUSTRATED CABINET ATLAS AND DE
sCRIPTIvE GEoGRAPnY.-H L. FISK would respectfully
call the attention of the public to the following cards
additional testimony favor of this work. any other
of the kind ever published:
WORCESTER, May 81, 1859.
have examined with Colton's Cabinet At
las. 1t work exceedingly interesting and valuable.
The numerous illustrations with which the volume is
filed the amount of information which it contains the
maps showing distinctly and clearly, only the geo.
graphical positions of continents countries, and states,
but also the physical condition of the EARTH the
drainage the inland drainage the oceanic currents &C,
&c. all combine to render the work of the most
useful and entertaining of any thing of the kind which
has been my fortune For family children it
seems to to be of the books, well fitted enlist
interest and attention to the subjects upon which treats
(Sgned) HENRY CHAPLIN
WORCESTER, May 6, 1889
have examined, with attention, Coton's Illus
rated Cabinet Atlas and give cheerful testimony
general excellence. The Maps unusually accurate,
and the descriptions full. The work is quite up the
times, and contains vast amount of geographical and
statistical information. do not know when they, who
would obtain excellent Atlas, will find better for the
price. (Signed) A, HILL.
WORCESTER, May Is, 1859.
Ihave examined with some care, Colton's Illustrated
Cabinet Atlas and Descriptive Geography, and greatly
admire both its form The maps are char.
acterzed by unusual accuracy and beauty containing
important Improvements in their execution and
embodyng the results explorations The read
ing matter Gopious well arranged Instructive and
reliable Among the prominent features, which strike
and valuable in Atlas of this form, the
special Tables of Weights and Measures and the inter-
estng treatise Physical Geography. The whole work
is successful attempt combine the useful and
| the ornamental. (Signed,) HOMER B. SPRAGUE,
my24 dtf&wlt
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-05-26

To be Bald not to be BnIdi that is the
question to be be decided now. "CURIlS'S CURE FOR
BADNESS" The late great and reliable remedy, and
the only article which will restore hair bald heads and
positively stop its falling on. Remember it contains no
OIL Lead Supher, and each Bottle contains one pint
and read the following late and important certificates
and say whether any need ever be bald.
From the State Treasurer OF Rhode Island:
NEWPORT. March 30, 1859.
Since commenced using Curtiss Cure for badness
my hair has ceased entirely from falling out, and has
been very much strengthened.
SAMUEL A. PARKER.
Providence Jan. 3, 1859.
Having tried various articles stop my hair from fall
ing on without any effect, have now used two bottles
Of Curtss Cure for Badness which completely stop
ed my hair from falling cordially recommend ii to all
as the best preparation have ever found.
HENRY BUTLER.
For sale in Worcester by all Druggists and in Boston
by Chas, Richardson ~ Co.. Geo. G. Goodwin Il Co., NJ.
s Burr a Co.. Weeks " Potter and by all Druggists in
the united States aud Canadas
j. NJ CURTIS, Proprietor, Providence r. l.
NAL dtt
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-05-26

d. &. brstNt, M. h., Physician and Surgeon. Of
flee No & Elm street. Once hours IL a. M and to
p. IN. dtf my25
George Sessions, FURNISHING UNDERTAKEN AND
COFFIN WAREHou sE-Coins, Caskcts, Patent Metallic
burial Cases and Robes of every description, always
hand. Also the NEW PATENT METALLIC CAsKET, of
Livery thing connected with the management funeral
promptly attended to- No. AZ Front street; residence
Front street, Worcester, Mass. dawtf my28
Go to Clanin's, if you are IN quest of superior
Picture. he long established reputation OF his we'll
known Gallery oi unsurpassed DAGUERRE0TYPES,
PHOTOGRAPHS, and CULbODIOTYPES, is duly sus-
tanned by his daily productions Mr. G. practices gam
game on his pictures or patrons preerng to serve his
customers with class of work which will always be
isactory, and leave the minor grades of moonshine
Tason and pewter Spoon productions 10 those
designed by Nature Tor that kind of work only Rooms
1855 Main street, over Citizens Bank. d3m IL
David Scott, Druggist and Apothecary, No. ISL
Main street, Mechanic street. Worcester, Mass,
furnishes pure drugs and patent medicines of all kinds
wholesale and RETAIL supplies Physicians with medicines
Oh the most liberal terms cash. and dcvOtes his espec
al attention to the compromising and preparation Fly
sicians prescriptions. dly app
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-05-26

Health and Strenath.-The fact should be known
70 those VINO have never used Dr. S. o. RICHARDSON'S
SHERRY WINE BIr'fERS that in BILIOUS Con-
LIMITS, DispEpslA, JAuNDICE, DEPRESSION THE
SfniIs, MORBID CIRCULATION, and general DEBILITY or
NM early summer months-a beneficial result Is nlmcd
ntelx experienced by the use of Dir. Richardson's
BlrTERS and the patient feels and realizes improve
nient, after taking the first dose. A
NJ B-Beware Of limitations called Sherry Wine ut
tiers. The genuine have fac-simile Of my signature UP
ON the outer envelope, For sale by Drugns eycywhefe
and at my office, No. 81 Hanover street. Boston,
mchl7 deodaw3n
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-05-26
Special 9lotltes.

j. G. Bradt, Nj. h., Physician and Surgeon. Of
flee No. Elm street. Once hours IL m, and TO
6pm dtf mv25
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-05-26

Mrs. NJ. w. Geralds, Physician-an expe
fenced and successful Midwife No 81 Mechanic street
at the head OF Union street.
special attention gwen to Uterine Complaint and Dis
eases OF Children Office hours from to a. M and from
l to p. IN. diff ie2s
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-05-26
re ADvERTIsERs

The circulation OF The Spy Is about dOu-
Bile that of any other newspaper Ia WOrcea-
ter. The Advertising public Will please
benr this In mind.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-05-26

The best place to get your Photograph, Dagliefi
reotype, or Ambrotype, is at TAPLBY &cLAhkh Nos
IL and II Harrington Corner oar patrons can nlY npGD
first class work al fair prices We make no gbN fhs
either snely or by the dozen. call rnd
apl2 DIFF IAFILf ~ tLAIH
a Card.-AIis, II, H. CLARK, Physician, would
respectfully her services ~ the citizens ~ W6flssnf
9Deciaf attention, NJ all times, pHid ~ NfDWIFIUt
Oce and residence, 1901 Main street, ogrer NJ Mrris,
Worcester, Mass an ufha
Unrivnilsd photographs, va would teyite me
citizens VI Worcester hnd yiiby ~ adj si,d ssaius
our Uhnilnulh fnrfluH ~ nsh1itDD NJ lid lui1u Al
GALLERY ~ Mnln 81 over Flska Il iiOddayds jawflrs
store. bFVOhEH A. LthGOLA MI mnhWF
Dental h0lse, ug, a. HdENgnh'a Den.
~ lwVhls NE AZ ~ Nv Nam hORii N0lrislar IA N
DhsNfWtal sianess " 1se ELeeIRInlTg u, prodnne 10,
sspsH W pslg nhs skit4eups teeth AZ gilaT den
manner, AZ us0gI, IA w WV Iif'
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-05-26

Mrs >. Goodwin, an experienced ana successfu
full Midwife holds herself in readiness ay and nuht TO
attend 10 the duties of her profession Residence Is
austin street. dtf o24
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-05-26

SpOOner az LincOln's Exhibition Of Pic
lures extensive and unequalled, which renders the
UNION ART GALLERY most desirable place for ei-
zens strangers visiting the city to call and examine
the wonders of the Photographic Art. diff mo0
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-05-26

,hn,nn na1 syeaweti, rOuNsELLoRs AT LAW
Muhlsnn street Hllwaakt, Wisconsin.
AlhboH A. saAll, dOuN y. D. cooswELL
-, n, TgHsteiiglfe, ~, ~, Dentist, has no de-
Hr W boasi FOf sbY aud skill he would refer TO his
patrons gfSiieb kpBViFdPe " his art and all real
Wg gooemrqis, nlW st9og and niee work, and honest
ltib dly
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-05-26

Worcester Gymnasium, late Molneaux The
worcester Gymnastic Club having assumed the charge
0i ms institution VIII receive subscribers the follow
ing reduced rates. year. IS; months IS: 3 months
81; mouth 81 Application may be made the secre
urer CliAS. w. GILBERT at Barnard, Sumner & Cos
IncIZO diff
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establishment Of xEnumper Of such family schools as
those begun BY the Sisters of Charity and by MIS-
Ogden, near Punahou, is much to be desired, though
their location ought, if possible. to be beyond the allure
ments and temptations of the metropolis. II located
in or nea pnolulu. such institutions will yield far
less of the good results desired, than il located IN
some more retired and favorable situation. In each
Of theseashoofs there IRE now q number Of little chill
dren-as many as can be accommodated by their IN
strQctors, who are being brought up in q knowledge
of the language, r~efnements and domestic duties OF
civilized life. They each pay, we believe, a mail
sum for board, the institutions depending partly 1or
support upon an income from other sources.
The movement to which we have referred is made
by a number Of public spirited gentlemen OF this CITY,
to dOS(se and adopt some plan for the permanent en-
~largement of Miss Ogden's school, and the wider dif-
fusion of its influence. We trust not only that this
will be enlarged, but that other similar institutions
will at no distant time spring up throughout the
group, and do their part towards preparing the way
for q wiser and better generation of Hawaiians than
any which have preceded it.
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SAN Francisco, Nov. II. 1859.
Mr.. EDITOR
THE PACIFIC RAILROAD QUESTION
Is, by far, the most important subject, which agi-
tatas the public mind at the present time. The ex-
ecutive Committee Of the late T. R. r. Convention
has published a very able address to the people of
this State, representing by ncontrovertible facts, and
figures, the vast benefits which must accrue to the
State at large. from an early completion Of this great
work, and urging the endorsement of the fifteen
million proposition, whenever it shall come before
the people. 1t has been demonstrated that Califor-
mia is able to build the road to her eastern frontiers,
with no very serious increase of taxation to her
already tax-burdensd citizens especially, when the
increased value of property along the whole route is
taken into consideration. While the subject of State
aid awaits the slow course of legislative action, ar
engagements are in progress for the immediate or
ganization of a company, to build a railroad from
this city to Stockton via San jose. There is some
disposition on the part of the extra-rabid portion of
the Democratic Press, to make this railroad question
a mere party matter. Such, regardless of the pub
lie good, look at every question through a pin-hole,
viewing it as it affects their party, and not the well
fare OF the state, and advocating one side or the
other, as party-interest may dictate. The same party
organs which a few months ago advocated the cele-
brated "Lime-Point Swindle,'' now assume an air
OF PATRIOTISM, and under the specious plea of burden
some taxation. oppose the only feasible plan which
has yet been proposed for the accomplishment of the
Pacific Railroad enterprise. This is done for the
sake of making political capital.
EDUCATIONAL MATTERS
Are justly claiming a good deal of attention now-a-
days in this State. This is as it should be. 1t is said
that the Public Schools Of San Francisco will not
suffer by q comparison with those Of any city in the
Atlantic States. Three are many Academies through
out the State. and some of them very good schools.
but there is as yet nothing worthy the name of a
College. The so-called Colleges we have do not offer
very superior advantages to young men wishing a
Collegiate education. Public meetings have been
held in San Francisco. and much enthusiasm mani
tested in favor Of tie :. College of California The
trustees have appealed 10 the public for funds 70 en-
dow the institution handsomely and it il hoped that
No naytsoon have on these shores an Institution
equal 70 that Of PALE. WillidHs or Houard. The
G2ilege q p b located near Oakland, ! pleasant VII
go e i, other e4e q the bAy. uhere : sits.has
sSs sssss e< & slnkavse
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0pHvs5 Hvslofn TIE vhas.hips those arrival
0J~ 5000 h. have come into port The particulars
- 1axh, Win be found below. Her cargo has been
- - 4 has reached this port But four or i've
- - stu szpeetsd, among them the Ameov, Vernon,
0eenseb I'D os o. two others We give below the average Of
nnSAefn -, % far ~ heard from, including four vessels
arrived at San Raneiseo, showing 200 vessels As having arrived:
Ships Total Oil Average.
- 49, sd kodtask,--..-.s2 36y3es bbls- 43 bbls-
SOm spem-vhale grounds, ..-.5 1850 bbis- 332 bbls-
WAasuhtps have found very little dinhculty this fAllin obtain
M her supplies At Low rates This Is owing In part to the in
es~sed eunpexition in the ship chandIery line, and to the fact
a. Prosttns have ruled unusually Eow. and ships generally
hsss prohahy never redttsd hee with less expense. Little or
~ uoohos - been experUeed in obtaining seamen. Many Of
~ ships being honeward bound, more men have been discharg-
- than IN frner seasons Ships are nov rapidly leaving this
p~t Gar 49, vint<r cruises-
o. merchantmen, We have had three arivaIs-the clipper
zip W<leof, 90 the s6sh, in ballast from San Francisco, which
ssf1sd again On the 3oth to load at Jarvis Island The schooner
- Wssf, arrived on the 3oth from the same port witha cargo
ssspsckst between Honolulu and Baker,. Island. She is a fast
sai,es, and vii be . fine consort to the Josephine, which will
eundnrR On the Jarvis Island route. The Jenny Ford brings
. fuli largo Of lumber from Puget Sound.
Ie nou-auival Of the Warrington AXston, nov about 162
aays oct from Boston, with 4 full cargo for this port, is creating
suDs anxiety, though lf should not, as most Of the vessels reach
~ San Francisco, roper: heavy weather and long delays of
Csps Hon. The Josiah Brsdlee. our last arrival from thence,
- 16s days
m following eomparson between the japan prices current
and those Of ibis por, prepared for the Pofynesian, by its CON-
mzcii reporter, will prove interesting to shipmasters, who do
nn< se that paper
HakoEafi, Japan and HonofaLs, Haraiian Islands, re-
4asc<d TO United States Currency, 5JTGncs at VI cents
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eAnunD n hfx Oh, nolh, % cruise
go ~ NJ CnmHnA Rruufjce, soernh<s
n-1m "A dip 9eoehm, ueaks, % cruise
go - ~ HDD6s, BusoH, - euse
z9An N ship uDesufs a. odvasda, 70 cruise
18D vh bafk Amaonn, K5dhdgc, 10 cruise.
$50 Zip JostAh D1dlee, Dunbef, Sr bakefs lsiznd.
~w0hosuu ADs, Rneeene ~ A'"ss mo Nsvm-
xuGs schoonsr yanuOtav>i, Beskisy, ~ LAhaio. and
pr knsuna, Anfusf, ~ LAhapa-
80 eAeos g keu1t
Avh nip Cat1Tnn, VerL - auDe
- Inrk HaznearK nv, p eFub@
DltgNB4 80 e. IA
- 49, ~
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ARRIVALS.

Wow. 21-Am VII sh L G Richmosd, Hathaway, I'm Hilo. Sea-
son, as vi, 400 bn; voyage, IS sp, 1850 VIII,
1900 bns on board, $50 VII, $500 bn-
21-Am vh sh Oliver Croker, Cochrane, I'm 0chotsk-
Season, $50 VII, roo bn; voyage, 90 sp, $50 VIII,
1900 bn; on board, $50 VII, 1900 'bn-
22-Am VII bk Massachusetts, Green. I'm Ochotsk. Sea
son. SIS VII. I, 900 bs; voyaGs, IS sp, 1850 win,
10000 bn; ~ sp, ls50 VII, loo bn-
Gam VIII bk Iouia, Russell, IN KaseIhae. season, $50
sj Voyages SO 81; On bo.rd, ~
VII, 100 bos 7ossss Is q 1l6ot1, l<e53515
ee-Am vh sh John Walk, Weelbsf1ee, ~ Ochd4f
u5o- season, ESQ ~ 80 oosi veJages 1ooH<
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= x6r FIJI reports Of WhaIers, see Ah page-A
ARRIVALS.


Hov. 2=An vh BIZ Delaware, Ken~orthy, I'm the Ochotsk,
s0snn, 100 Nh, 1000 bone
24-Au Nh BIZ j. r. West, Tinker, I'm the nchotsk, season,
- s, 1850 VII, 5000 bone
t1eu8w oh Ka1unA, Antonia- FIN Huo.
2S-An IN bk Ioniz, Russell, finn sp VII cruise, voyage,
80 spsm-
1B%uow sb Maria, Molteno, I'm LAhainz-
$500 sch Margaret, I'm Kauai
$3.50 Nh ID Oregon, Tobey, I'm the Ochotsk, season,
80 VI $500 bone.
$500 dh Websoot, Hsyne, II days I'm San Francisco
q route for Jarvis Island
4e-Uav sch KnmSi, Wilbur, I'm LahAina-
fD-nnv sch Mar, Berrin, FIN Kawaihae, with cattle.
49, burkeufine Jenny Ford, Moore, 20 days I'm Puget
oound, With cargo Humber 70 HackSeh y Co.
19-1m N sh Thomas Dickenson, Piaskett, I'm Ochotsk,
1855 $3.50, 4oo Vi, 1000 bone, voyage, 200 sp, 200
m 1900 bone
@Ev Sop 1--we Yankee, Mone, I'm Lahsina.
AmU "A - C0VeA, Seznburg, I'm HiQ, Oh and on
ED4b = John welb. woodbndg, finn Lahaina, lying
Do@DAHrWS, Porter. IL days I'm San francisco.
1919 N ngt uasy Frazier. Rounds, I'm Ochotsk, 100
~ 1qpoo bpne, season 100 sp, 200 VII, $1,000
A&yS@one aa.sss. I'm oshs.:t, 1000
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w
MAIMEA. Hawai-; AZ

'Hi"EA HAWAII NJ. n. i
Mr.. EDITOR AS my name hal '&4
spicuous i9 two articles in your pane, ass
wagon road over this island from K...a Aaas
l think it but justice to myself to say ~
awa Of eUer haring expressed an III
one Z n relation 10 said road. r"m a
II l have ever said anything which
strued that way. 1 certainly could M,
estimate Of the cost Of any particular ,,n.' ~
very little about the island on the Nm.
mountain, and what little l do know Is.s.
that the estimate Of $4,000 (whicb'I.~ s
have made) by the writer of the FIRST aria.
wagon road, would not be very cred;,.h..
cal surveyor.
Therefore, Mr.. Editor, until I Am all,
survey and estimate the cost of a ros; -,
leave the model plantation Of Hilo a l;,s.
left, or one which would lead directly = 49,.
ton, I would beg both "--n., A., .rl
to use my nameawhen they make publ. A..
ideas As to which or where would h. a..
for q wagon road over this island.
Yours truly, scr
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sh.ss-yssr eld grated apple ices pl,,.s
which bore fruit this season, ! "a ,ooa
nursery. We can easily clear I,.s 60
U 1000 trees each year. The er,a aa ssa
adapted to raisshg : fne and del;c;a-s ad
are worth o from six to ten dolss-
II we have our health for a few yesr
pau pilikia. W lsv
There is land enough. and I voun
island friends who may be OUT Of a." a5bql
secure yourselves a home. Tbe,e = p"'' ~
that a railroad. before many y.ars sy ~
ate on this Sound, uniting with = .'s' Wilt
and Pacific Trunk, when the lo,s great u
had for government price Of 81 9s sa
valuable, and out of the reach of !" as
is employment enough here for m..Ss
and when you have earned a faw sa Of ~
select q claim, put in a crop. po,.,esfs nj
in winter n dollar per busbel 1'isr>
potatoes will make more than ordio.ss "'s
man a year. 1t is far better 10 'Assk
while you have health than to renal, 'mst
in society, not knowing when vo0 saasS
dollar and have a landlord waiting g.
Yours, &C., W. ~I
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Am bark Frances Palmer, Patty, to sail from San Francisco
Nov. 80.
Haw- brig Hero, Won Hodt. from Petropolovssi.
Am. brigantine Jennie Lee, Benedict, was to sail from San Fran
cisco about Nov. IL
Am. clipper ship syren, -, from Boston, to sail Oct. 18th,
with mdse TO c. Brewer & Co.
Haw. schooner Marilda, Hooper, from Fanning's Island, with
cargo cocoanut oil, due Dec. l to 10.
Brit bark Heather Belle, --. to sail from London for Homo
lulu and vancouver's Island, Aug. 80, with merchandise to
Janion, Green q Co.
Am ship Amethyst, Studey, from Boston, sailed August Is, due
jan l-merchandise to r. 8. Wilcox
Am bark Washington Allston, - from Boston. sailed June
q, with assorted merchandise to Chas. Brewer I'd.
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Letter From San Francisco.

Correspondents pac. Commercial Advertiser.I
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TIE PACIFIC.
Commercial Advertiser.
THURSDAY. DEC. 1

.sTHK Protestant Mission Of the American Board has commit
ted a fundamental error in not commencing to teach the ma
ives, from the very first, the English language-and this ought
o be the object of every foreign mission-Mr. Naciay's letter
10 the California Ch. 1dpocdfe.
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Vessels. Expected from Foreisn Ports.
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DAsHAwAYs.-A lecture will be delivered before
his Society on Saturday evening next, by Mr..
ieorge S. Keyte. The public are invited to attend.
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FOR THE EAsT.-The mail by the YankllI
close at the Post Office on SaturdaPext.