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SINGING SCHOOLS.

SINGING SCHOOLS. 1H9I
MR.. J.. 5. RUST, Teacher of Vocel Music,
IVA would respectfully inform the inhabitants Of Worces
ter County and vicinity that he is located in Worces
ter and wishes to devote his whole time the duties Of
his professions Musical Societies. Choms or private Glasses
can obtain his services on the reasonable terms.
ny the kindness of Professors l.. MASON and G. WEBB
OF Boston, Mr. Rust Is permitted to refer any inquiries
relation 10 his qualifications and teacher to
them. Ht Residence No. Z BRINrEv Row
Worcester, Sept. l6, 1885, SSH
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WILLIAM BOGLE.
First Premium, Ventilating and GOssamel
WIG MAKER,

20 " dShlngton st ,c0r. OF Ninmer (ltp STAIRS y
BOSTON,
AS always on hand and manufacturing for SALE varied
IL and beautiful assortment of Ladies' Wigs Half WIS
Frzettes Long Bands &c. every shade and color Also
Genemens Wings, Top-peces &C. of The very finest and
Ishtes1 description for which he awarded The First
Fremium at the late Mechanics Fair in Boston.
Persons on applications Thy letter or otherwseA NAV oh
tam u directions for measuring the head as to insure
perfect ht fine selection OF Ladies' Seams Whole
sale, at Low PRICES Nv Ian on
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Rev & Genteel Tailoring Establishment
r.. STOCKWETT

Lac S1OCA w ELL
Successor TO THOMPSON KIMBERLY, JP..)
W. ULD respectfully announce to the citizens cf Grafton
w and vicinity that he has taken Rooms Nos and
on the second floor in FORBUSH'S BUILDING, where he
will give strict attention to
Cutting, Making, and Trimming Garments
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION,
IN the most approved style and tcorkndnliEe manner
Those who favor him with their patronage may rest as
sured that er expense will be spared to give them
the most perfect satisfaction, and that elegance OF fit
and style OF work Garments made his Establishment
shall not be surpassed by any made in this vicinity
Having made arrangements receive New ork London
and Paris Fashions monthly, he will be able to present 10
his patrons the different styles Of the Americans Engis
and French, as they may change during the year.
All Garments cut and made at his Establishment
warranted TO give entire satisfaction.
notice.
business, 10 merit and receive liberal share of public nat
ronage. II Grafton Feb q
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Paper HangingS, Paper Hangings,

WE have Store and weekly receiving large
w additions Stock, making it decidedly the
and most complete assortment of
PAPER HANGINGS
in the town of Worcester. Also, Rich BORDERS, Fire
Board Prints, Plain and Fig'd Green CURTAIN PAPER
and all will be sold such prices to DEFY COMPE-
TITION We have not hund hundred and fifty
thousand Rolls of neghbors say they
but zoe haze MORE than Any ONE STORE in the toton
of Forester, and Uih cell them for LESS PRICES.
MERCHANTS and others wishing to purchase, will
find their interest call and examine Paper and
Prices and in this way satisfy themselves that what
have stated is truhthe whole ruhand nothing but The
truth. T. w. & G. p. BANCROFT
Worcester, March g. SIN l55 Main Street.
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THE DAILY SPY.
Published at No. 1872, Main Street, Worcester.
JOHN MILTON EARLE,
Editor and Proprietor
Terms.

Terms.
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ahnum or seventvfve Gents per quarter, if paid strictly
In advance-Or
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nOt paid in advance.
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BENJAMIN MARTINS
Mass. Premium Improved Eagle Plows,
Female Boarding School.

Femdl6 Boarding SCHOOL,
MIR. AND MRS. METCALF will open
w School Young Ladies the pleasant village of Ok
ford, near the Depot the srh Of pr Insiruc-
Iion will be given in the branches usually taught in the
higher seminaes OF learning. Particular attention will be
paid to Mental and Moral Philosophy and the moral
pertinent Of the pupils.
Tuition 50 per quarter.
Board in the family, exclusive OF lights and washing
so per week.
REFERENCEs-Rev. Horatio Dardwe, Hon. Alexander
Dewitt, Rev. John Nelson, ID d., Rev. Joseph S. Clark
Rev. J. w. Cross, Rev. e. Smaey Rev. Levi Packard
Oxford March 49, 1916. d4tw3t
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Dve-HouSe Removed.

TENEfE subscriber has Removed his Dyeng
u Works to his New shop CENTRAL STREET,
and only rods from Main Sireet where all goods must
be left Having hrsrate shop, with every convenience
attached he feels confident in assuring the public that his
work shall be done as WELL and al shorter notice than at
any other shop Of the kind in this vicinity.
Ladies' DRESSES and CLOAKS Colored, as usual for
ONE DOLLAR; Genllemen's COATS and PANTS Colored
whole Articles for Mourning done in three days when
required.
CLEANSING.
Coats and Pants ceansed and pressed ii one days no
tce desired. CARPETS SHAwLs OF all kinds and MIL
TARY UNIFORMS cleansed and pressed and warranted TO
look well goods Satisfaction guaranteed In all
cases, charge will be made.
~ Only Office IN Worcester Is on Cent a
Street. HENRY b. ADAMS.
Worcester, Aug. 20. S5ti
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Paper Hangings,

4@ss11O111OSI
HOWELL 4 BROTHERS, Manufacturers and
III Importers of PAPER HANGINGS, having opened in
NEW York CITY, branch of their Philadelphia Establish
ment, would call the attention Merchants and Others
wanting Goods in their line their extensive assortment
OF Paper Hangings, Borders FIRE Board Prints Yets
Curtain Papers, &c. II. b. having received from the
Institutes for the encouragement of Domestic Manufactures
in the cities of New York Philadelphia and Boston, silver
medals the superior manufacture of their goods ater
themselves that they sell Tor the same
money than be purchased elsewhere.
FreScO and Column Papers.
Fresco Papers for Parlors and Column Papers for Halls
Entries, &c, in great variety. Also, CURTAIN PAPERS,
article for windows. 93 Country Merchants and
others will find it their advantage call before pur
chasing. HOWELL & BROTHERS,
1877 broadway, doors above the City HOTEL
Feb. Q, 1916 6w NEW YORK
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Kenrick'S Nurseries,
Nonantum Him. NEWTON. near DO

..,... fT'HE subscriber is now ready TO receive
z85E4- i and to devote mis- attention all orders
<l4xs5n@ with the aid of two able and efficient men
sSftsS to cooperate, who have been at this estab-
E"'' lishment for nine years.
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After the court opened yesterday morning, the fol-
lowing gentlemen sworn the Grand Jury for the
June term John Asten, foreman John j. Cisco. John
Depratt Daniel French Jeremiah Green Edward Lit
Nc, William Merrick, VIM. r. Painter, James Runson,
I'M Reed, Oliver Slate Lambert Suydam, John Walsh,
lcnry NJ Ssndes, J. M Decamp Robert Adams, Frede-
.ca Groshow, benjamin 4. Horn. Rudolph Ackley, VIM
r. ok Jacob ID. Clute.
la Judge then briefly charged the jury, after which
they retired and in about two hours returned with true
bills, against Elisha Morril for shooting with intent
to kill and the other against John Smith for larceny
the high seas.
Trial for Violation cfhe Post Office Llws-7ne Uni
ted States Giles HarrfsThis action TO reco-
penalty Of $780, under the tenth section of the act
of Congress Of s45 The defendant is captain and owner
soop Harriet Of Sag Harbor trading between that
place and New London On the 4th Of August lS45 he
received letter from Mr. Harris, at Sag Harbor with
request to deliver ii to Messrs Post Sherry at New
London Mr. Giles delivered the letter accordingly; and
the present action brought rather TO obtain the opinion
of the court the construction of the law than for
recovery Of the penalty admitted by the United
States District Attorney that there proof the de-
PENDANT carried than the letter. or that he
received any compensation for it For the defence it
was contended that penalty attaches to person for
carrying letter where compensation Is received
secondly that even he had received compensation he
Is not prohibited because there direct mail between
New London and Sag Harbor
The Judge charged that the act Of the defendant
violation Of the statute and that they ought to find for the
government Verdict this morning
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BAPTIST CONVENTION. Baptist Triennial
Southern Convention adjourned Yesterday, after
very interesting and harmonious session. The sunday
evenings services the I'd Baptist Church. designed
promote the Of Home Missions marked with
peculiar The able and eloquent addresses cfths
Rev. Messrs Holman, Buck and Fuller werc listened to
with profound attention by the immense ssscmbage
Richmond Yhfg, June 49,
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ALBERT J. TIRREIL.-The trial Of Albert J..
Trrell for arson which was TO have commenced this
day in the Supreme Judicial Court has been postponed
10 the November term of the Court, on motion OF the
prisoners counsel in consequence Of the sickness Of
Of the principal witnesses for the defenceBosfon Ers
ing 7ronscript, jane is.
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PAPER HANGING

HOWELL BROTHERS, Msnuhcturers and importers
III OF Peper Htnnngs having opened New York city
branch Of ephia s,sbishmsnt would respectfully
call tbe Of the citizens OF New York and others
goods their line, their extensive assortment OF
PAPER HANGlNGS, Borders, Fire Board Prints, Curtain
psners and all other articles in their line Of business.
e. have RECEIVED from the Institutes for the
ent Domestic Manufactures in the cities OF New York,
and Boston, silver medals FOR the manufacture OF
their goods aer themselves that they sell better articles
for the money than can be purchased elsewhere.
FRESCO PAPERS.
The subscribers would particularly call ssention their
large assortment Of Fesco Papers for psos and Column
Papers for halls, Public Rooms, Entries, kc., Ne;
Also, CuRTAir PArEas, anew article for Window
Pspering OF Rooms, Halls &C. promptly attended 70 by
careful workn,en.
vantage 10 give call.
HOWELL K BROTHERS. No. Is7 Broadway.
as I'm srrc Two doors above the City Hotel
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BILLIARDS IMPROVED.

nTIS FIELD respectfully informs his friends and the
public that he has returned his old fayorte quarters
r., SAssEORDS ROOMS entrance X Ann street. adjoining
Tables h.ye been in perfect order. The Tables
Slate Marble and Iron with Air India Rubber and Cloth
Cushions They will doubt suit European and all
gayer being the best in this country. Larger balls for
NB.-Bassords new style Billiard Tables for sale India
and French Cue Leather, best the city fine Billiard
Tor sale. my2O lmsm
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NAVY DEPART June ., 1876.
SThe resolution Of the Senate Of the United States
Of the Sd instant requesting the President to furnish
estimate Of the amount Of money required during the
present and next fiscal year. for such prosecution Of
the existing with Mexico will most likely result
In Its speedy and honorable termination having been
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referred to this department. have the honor to submit
report, SO far the naval service is concerned.
The whole amount Of the regular appropr-
atoms for the naval service, for the year
ending 30th June, lsl7, for the support Of
the peace establishment. according 10 the
bill reported by the Committee Of Ways
and Means including the amendments
which have been suggested by this de-
partmcnt, the items Of which are in the
possession of the committee, is. SO 024 800 IS
The increase proposed in view Of the exs-
tence of q state of between this gov
eminent and Mexico, is as follows:
For the pay of the navy .9S9,943
For provisions .2l7,39a
1907 ss7 90
The amount Of the appropriations for the
support Of the marine corps. having refe-
renee to an increase OF the number by
officers, is ................ aas, $50 90
The amount set aside, by your direction,
for the of the Navy Department,
from the special appropriation Of Sio,-
OO0,0O0 was 2,750,000 90
Aggregate amount Of the appropriations
for the naval service for the fiscal year
ending Both June, l5i7. $40, $40 s23 IS
This II is believed will enable the departing Mt to
meet all probable acquisitions upon it, Yet II conn-
gency should arise requiring the empoymcn Of all the
largest ships OF aoa without corresponding d.
minuon OF force in the OF the small vessels there
would be need of increasing the appropriations by eight
hundred thousand dollars But such a necessity does
not at present exist and the consideration OF may safe
ly be deferred till the next session of Congress.
Transmitted herewith is a copy Of commune alton
from the chiefs Of the bureaus upon the subject.
! have the honor TO be, sir,
Very respectfully your obt serv't-
GEORGE BANCROFT
To the PRESIDENT.
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Common Pleas.

Before Judge Ulsh9fer.
JuNE III MatheDs ct al w. VIM. H. Thomson, ef al
This was an action the case-the plaintiffs ship
ped some sugars in Philadelphia by the defendants
line and they alleged that the sugars were damaged in
landing them the wharf during rain Storm although
the plaintiff notified them not to do On the other
side Il is alleged tha. the sugars were damaged while
iading in Philadelphia. The Judge charged the jury
that they believed the sugars landed here during
rain Storm contrary to the PLAINTIFFS orders. that 'the
defendants were liable and should respond in damages
- and Marsh; for defendants Mr. B. siiIiman
ton for slandsthe parties were fellow bosrders in
Walker street Itappeared that of the lady board
ant and The plaintiff picked M Il aerwards came 70
the knowledge of the defendant and he called the plain
tin thief IN presence OF the boarders, for maciousy
keeping his letter. The adjourned to this MORN
ing.
Before Judge Ingraham.
John Gillespie vs. Thomas Nc Soriey-Action for SIAN
der The defendant called plaintiff thief and said he
ought be in the State prison. and other scandaous
language in reference to the female members Of the
that the words were spoken in the heat Of passion.
County Court.
The Hon. Michael Ulshoener, President in the Chair
JusE Of William W. Drinker, Esq Of the
JAMES NJ. SMITH, Esq, Counsellor at law, examined
for the defence-The Justice said examination on
customary for two magistrates to be present when taking
bonds.
SIDNEY r. srEwARr-Is clerk in the Police Office for
two years. has general knowledge Of the practice Of
taking bonds in the Office during that me when q
plant Is made at the Police, the requison Of the
Aims House Commissioners is the practice for
gstrate to act the hearing the not know
single case until within short time ago, where two
magistrates have acted in signing bond In relation
the Bixby which Of the charges against
the Justice the witness proved that 1t at his sug
gesion the Justice appeared before the Grand Jury in
that case
FRAncns BIxRv was then called, and long argument
took place the admissbity of his testimony After
the argument concluded
On motion Of JUDcE DAILY his testimony declared
TO be admissible.
The Court adjourned to four O'Clock this afternoon.
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WARS TRrAL--At p. M, on the 18th inst,
thirteen 20 remptory challenges were exhausted, and
seven jurors sworn, In wystts case at Auburn
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FROM THE UPPER MIssouRr.-A gentleman who
arrived here yesterday, direct from Fort Pierre,
the mouth Of the Little Missouri informs that all was
quiet among the tribes of that region when he left The
kees, or Arckaras more properly fierce and warlike
tribe who reside on the Missouri river two hundred
miles above, had made descent on Fort PIERRE but
The buffalo very scarce and the tribes OF that
region had gone further south in their pursuit There
had been very little snow the Missouri during the
winter or in the mountains drained by its tributaries
From the latter Circumstance light June rise" 10 look
Cd forward to- The party, Of which informant ives
one, came down in skin canoes until they met the John
Bull, on which boat they arrived this port Their
downward trip gave rise to incident worth recording
IS Los6s Reporter, June
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FROM NAUvoo.-We learn that great number
larcenies and robberies have recently been COM
mtted In Nauyoo and vicinity. The storee Of Captain
Clifford and OF Mr. Order, recently robbed, and
also horse stolen from T. Bedell and another from
John Cleghorn. A gentleman who purchased a farm
from Mormon, living few miles north Of Nsuuoo
also robbed lew days since great number Of petty
larcenies have also been committed In the city SO great
has become the annoy that the citizens have
solved to organize themselves under the general ncor
poration law Of the State and establish Municipal
police for their own protection. II will BY Ms]or
Warrens report this week, that the number Of Saints
leaving has greatly fallen of This to be expected
but still from all reports appears that active prepare
tons making by others TO leave We think, however
from all learn, that large body designs 10 re-
MAN, under pretence that they cannot get away All the
old Jacks in the county have taken up their residence
Nauvoo, and also some good Anti-Mormons. From our
town, Mesrs. Bedel Mundy and Godfrey have gone or
ars about going to the city Of the Saints Warsaw
Signal June 3.
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TeRNADo.-The tornado which recently passed
over Wilmington, (Del.) was also very severe at
Newark some distance below that city. Wheat, grass
and blown down and ruined fences destroy ed
trees uprooted and other damage Of serious nature in
iicted.
Mr. William Wilson lost nearly $500 in the destruc
ton Of his wheat and grass and most Of his corn crop.
On the farm OF Mr. Washington T. Moore, nearly fifty
trees uprooted his fences blown down, and promL
sing crops Of wheat and grass entirely destroy ed.
About 100 panes glass in his dwelling were broken,
and his loss 10 over $500.
of similar character occasonng loss Of about 5000,
and Dr. ID. r. Chamberlain loses about $1,000 in similar
Nearly thousand panes Of glass In the win
dows of the fractured BY the hail
PAIL n. g Gaxeffe
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Report or the Chiefs or Bureaus.

Navy DEPARTMENT June g. lS45.
Sir In compliance with your directions, have
carefully considered the first paragraph OF resolution
of the Senate Of the United States dated the Sd instant
far relates to the amount Of money which may be
required for the navy before the close Of the fiscal
year, and respectfully report as our opinions
That if the amounts which have been estimated by the
department for the current service of the next fiscal
shall be appropriated by Congress, those amounts, in
addition to the sums which standing to the
dit Of the Navy Department the books of the treasury
will be sufficient to launch and equip the sloops of
Albany and Germantown" to repair and equip all
the vessels which are now launched excepting the
Frank n," and to employ many Of these vessels
can be manned with ten thousand men.
With much respeat your obedent servants,
o. NORRIS,
T. WARRINGTON,
JAMES SMITH,
GIDEON WELLES.
Hon. Gro BANCRoF Secretary of the Navy.
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To the PRESIDENT.

ESTIMATE OF FUNDS REQUIRED THE PROSECUTION OF
THE WAR AGAINST MEXICO PROM THE 18TH or May TO
30rH OF JUNE, 1876, AND FROM JuLY 1, 1896 TO
JUNE 80, ls47, OVER AND ABsvE ESTIMATED
roR BY THIS DEPARTMENT. AT THE COMMENCEMENT OF
PRESENT SESSION OF CONGRESS
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NOTES
The increased expense for forage for the dragons
and trains for the regular army included in the es
mate for the volunteers and In that estimate Is included
all the expense Of depots.
a. The army Of appropriations being considered suf
cent for the present fiscal year. addition is made in
consequence Of the for the remainder Of the year.
The whole sum, therefore, estimated for the present
year, il for volunteers.
g. The sum estimated for contingencies is less than
the appropriations during the with England is
low the circumstances Of war; upon the most
moderate scale, will warrant.
TIL. 8. JEsUP, Quartermas.er General
QuARTERMAsTER GgrKaALl OrrIcg,
Washington. June Is, 1896.
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Court Caleudar-ThIs Dav.

Court CaIendar-This Day.
CIncuIr CouRr.-4 %, Is, 49, 80 to 49, ssb, 80, A. a.
49,
SUPERIOR CouRr-25, 206 a. 90, a. l3s $780, ISL g. 90
101 49, 49, 1885, l6c l04, l09 49, l6l to l69 ILL., ia
l73.
CoMMoS PLEAsFirst psrt-45, Al, 40, 81, 50, 80, 81
80, 243, 81.
Second Part-as, 50, 54 So, SO, 90, 81, "a, ss, &c.
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QuARTERMAsrER GENERALS OFFICE,
WashiuHfnu Ctr lima Io4G

washington City, June u.s. 1876.
sIR-ln obedience to your order and under rcsolu-
ton Of the Senate Of the 9th instant have the honor
to present estimate of the probable required
to be expended through this department during the
fiscal year. should the with Mexico continue through
out that year Also the sum supposed to be required
all expenses Of the volunteer service during the
fiscal year. Nothing asked in addition for the regular
army during the present fiscal the existing appro.
priatons considered sufficient nearly So to meet
the expenditures Of the
To those not accustomed to military operations in
country almost destitute Of resources this estimate may
depend much upon the accidents and contingencies Of
service estimates necessarily in measure hypo.
thetica have considered it to be due to the impor-
lance Of the subject to base the present estimate upon
the resources of country alone leaving out Of
view entirely any supposed be derived from
the enemys country In this view the present estimate
is believed to be approximation truth as
such an estimate, under existing circumstances, is
susceptible Of being made.
have the honor to be, sir,
Your obedicnt servant,
TIL 8. JESUP,
nro~
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John WHITAKER.
TT JOHN WHITAKER late Of Thop. near Sk'rfoni Nork
shire England will cali upon the subscribers, o. ~ Tor.
them his address by mail he viii learn sornn ~
All imc RE HENRY COUCiLL \ CO, 400 .s1.. u.
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S2.so3,ooo

NorEThs estimate does include the appropriations
for DEFICIENCIES already made but includes estimates
the committee the
sion for the increase Of the and regiment
ted rifemen
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Superior Court.
Before Chief Justice Jones'
JusE 17.-Medberg, vs. Simpson.-Sealsd verdict this