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Washington telegraph., 1848-01-05
From The HaIlsfia.
NEW ORLEANS COTTON MARKET
MknNfsna, MenNINa. be-. 222

WsnNfsnAY MoRNtNa. Dec ~, isll.
Al The date Of our last feYiew We had Just fe,
eesei the treRfanhie despatch Of the accounts by
the Steamer Britannia, the contradictory Tenor Of
winch len Us slll IN suspense as 10 tie real een
diiipn Of the Liverpool market although the Rens
erai opinion Was that II had suffered decline OF Ill
The lnll details sinee received show TINT sabse.
1neni To The sailing nf the Acadia, the 18th nlt,
there had heen an improvement ai ! III, which
was afterwards lost IN consequence Of the tfpaftz
sent out by the Cambria IN relation To the prospect
Of the incoming efup, and that the quotations wetr
the Hana the lih, VIZ II 1 fur Orleans
ordinary 10 midillng, and a.l laf oflsans laif
The business suce The receipt Of The private cor.
fesnaniener BY tbis arrival has heen more extensive
than tor some time, aud factors have been enabled
10 realize an Improvement OF t., the demand BE-.
inR principally faf the Continent and the North.
Tie sales emhfaee G100 bales an Saturday, la.nul
on MaHiay, and sum yesterday, making aa az
Hfssaie for The thfse days Of a3.000 hales The
faenipiz comprise IN 6ia hales, afains lf,120 dn.
tnR the corresponding week lasl SEASON, aud the
eapads II. .l6g The enlite receipts since Sep
lsmhef 1t amannl IA 1l1l al bales against 2b6,.
0l2 Ia the same date IN lsi6 showing an increase
Of 21a hales W. quote, IN accordance with the
improved condition of the maIkat, rs lullawsi
SnW ORLEANS rLAHatHIGArIass
.z#..z##.s8#..sf 81 - 81 #sas ...aI
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fEaalalg SUM At foHr M.Sx.="SsSf. Ia
BATTALION n-Ihr 81 LOUIS ReYelle publishes
letter from Fol- Mann, IN winch the writer says.
about J oelteki I. N ei tie 10th Nov. paHY Of
lpdans made then appearance, On the other side
ei the fyef ifum The lefi. Gapi Peaef. then IA
command ordered The tfoeps 10 arms. The ladi.
aus efassed The river. aud eamned half mile
below the iutti numbering one hundred. .Ihs
ehiei adsHnsFI with q whlif Gag; was mfl BY
CAPT frlief and Lieut. Tuils. both parties in.
iefehangsd friendly saluiaians
The chief aud purity wefe showed the quarters
Of ouf mem a cannon fired Off al the ispan about
60 came up The officers held eanneil 10 deter.
minf whether 10 take Them pfisonefsi they dalei
mined 10 do 50 The Indians were induced 10 en-
Ter the fafi; weie seated. but became alafined al
saine military preparations anl fushfd 10 the gate
10 escape. The FaFFison fired on thsm. as they
fed. four were killed. two taken pflsaaefs, aud
SONS fifteen or twenty wounded. They were sup
posed 10 be party Of Pawases. who had troubled
huf trains 50 much tins last summer. Gen. Price
MAJ Beall aud Lieut. Prince arrived at foH Mann
on The l9lh ult.
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In Tie Hfmpsisad eieaf Court. n raI#5i.54.
DECEMBER % 4 D. lsfi.
Jahn rearee,
Josiah Patterson, Tllman H. eIf5=g4s.
|. Patterson aud hm
". q. collins,
p1eaia8fs
fltis day eams the said complainant bs Maafe
l. n fied, his sahailafs and tiled lbs bIl Of
complaint asainsi the ahaYa named defendants.
the uhleet Of which IS 10 compel onu Of said de-
PENDANTS. via. Josiah Patterson. 10 nav untn him
the sum Of one Thousand dullaIs aud seI asIls n
fraudulent assignment Of "a aefian article nf
agreement entered inlo by aud hsiwean sad
Josiah aud Illman l.. aud by sal1 iasiah assIauad
10 William W 4 GoIna, and ilal aaid article
Of agfeehfni be feielsefed 10 sud Josiah as ms
nhn property, aud that he be compelled to salisfY
sud complainant, the halanee due 10 m amount.
ng to ss5e1 with interest, af TINT sad Tilman
l., he compelled Ia pay to saId complainant The
full amount aud value Of the materials, Gu, turn.
nF lathe aud taals 50 furnished hun hy The sad
Josiah, aud that said josiah pay 10 hun complain.
ant The sum Of mpney suliiHieHt 10 make up tho
sum Of slnuD, taksn IA eounekon with the sad
value oi the said gin, material. &c. &c. or TINT
SAID Josiah aud Illmln |. b. compelled IA paN 70
hun sln11, specified on tie face If said afiielp
Of agreement aud for general felief. &c. aud Tho
sad complainant having alsa filed the affidavit
Of Eli Y. Collins stating thai sad rilman |. Pit
tefsou aud William ". 4. Collins afa non resi-.
denis Of The state af Afkansas II Is therefore
ordered that tins otleE be Published IN the Wash.
lngien Telegraph. newspaper published IN tins
State, for Two weeks sneesssirelY. the last inset
ton 10 be At least four weeks bsiufa the fiHsi DIV
Of llia next Term n the llampstaaa circuit esna
e Be held on The ihifd Monday after Tie iounh
Monday Of January, 4 ID. ISIS. notifying aid
two non.frslifni defendants that they be and
APPEAR Al our sad court, 10 BE- held Al the time
Aforesaid, aud on Of before The third day thereof
10 plead. answer or demuT 10 said eonplaIaant's
hlll Of complaint, or that the kans wilI be taken
for eenfesstd aud decree entered aei ofdinely.
;. I. SANDERS, Clerk.
\ true copy fiom thu tedofd.
Attest; 5. I. SANDERS. eierk
22W
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lls.IIHIIaiIng II tIaf Of LIffI Ill8l.

nlen=In this place on Sunday last, Ellt,
Mfnna.. daughter Of L IL and Mabel L. Morgan
aned } fsai- aud / mouths.
..lialaaeiirdi by Tune, destructive blight;
Without one STAN 10 mar ils fight.
Happier than # II here had sllisen,
The spaliess spirit saafs 10 lieaKen.a
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PosrACr,--lhe following paragraphs
are from the Baltimore Americans Wash.
inglOn letter Of the lob ull:
The Postmaster General, in the course
Of his report, recommends that ncwspa
pers be taxed by weight, aud enters upon
grave argument in Offence Of this absurd
position. lie also takes great credit to
himself ior the success Of the cheap post.
age system though one Of the warmest op.
poncnls Of lie original bill. The report
will lead TO a further reduction Of postage,
and 10 a Uniform rate Of five cents and, by
and by, 10 a postage oil cents which will
pay IN tine every necessary expense.
An attempt was made in the house yes.
teiday lO revive that section of the law OF
1915 which allowed newspapers to be cir
culaied within thirty miles oil the place OF
publication without charge. do moi think
that such law will pass, or any OF the re.
commentators Of the Postmaster General
lnr imposing a tax upon newspapers ac.
coIdiug 10 their weight, or the pre- pay.
meDl Vi letters. or the reduction Of the
half ounce. This last would be a step
backward. The present law, according To
The postmas,er's own showing, will leave
a surplus in the treasury next year, not.
withstanding the estimates of the year are
for $ i0a2 ,206; and more than quarter
million of this sum Tor the mall.steamers,
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Matlock Il McColIum,
RECEIVING AND FORWARDISa
Nj ere Il ants,
CAMDEN AK


7 | thankful 10 the citizens of lhis aud tbs
adlnining enuntea for the palFonafe hereto.
fofa bestowed upon them, beg leave 10 inform them
that they still continue business at the old stand.
where they will be pleased 10 see their friends
and oil Others who may require their services, aud
hope by Their usual strict and pfampi attention 10
business 10 merit aud receive liberal ahafe Of
patronage. They hase recently had latpe add.
tons nude to then Warehouses, and then landing
and wharl shall at all Tunes b. Kept in good order.
They pledge themselves tn the merchants and
planters that their charges shall be rs low as at
any other regularly established Warehouse IN the
piaee, aud all ooltun OF gonds stored with them
shall be kept in good aud safe houses. where
neither will be able 10 damage Or wasle.
Tiny also have an hand lafFs STOCK OF
GOODS, whieh will be kept up during the seaaaa
by the weekly arrival of iha boats, which viii be
sold on accommodating terms
eamden, Del .. lsI7.I7
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DARING RnnaERY.-One oi the most
open and daring foiheries was committed
IN the upper end al this eanniy. mar liz.
Iegfern, on Monday night, by band Of
al eight person. IN masks. They went Ia
The hnuse Of Ma. John L. Townsend, sought
and obtained admission, aud then sei1ed
him. ihet laak all the money he had in
his house, with all his papers, NOTES, d.,
including obligations Ia The amani al near
S50,D00 The gang then proceeded II
the haase ai Mr. Samuel Townsend, knock
ed, aud the door being opened by a ser
tanl. they rushed in. NJ. I. was asleep.
but the naise awakine him te sRiang up
ani made desperate resistance. lie
vas oyefpowefei by The gang, and was
seft badly II nal dangerously cut and
bruised On his head aud body in many
places. ene Of his slaves attempted 10
assist his ma.iet. hui was shot al, when
they all fled ia the huuses Of the neighbours
in alarm. The Rahg eat all the money In
the house ani left. AIlngeiher they got
hetwera fve anl 81 hundred dullafs, with
The papers oi Nf. ]. l.. fown#end which
can be ui m value 10 them. No certainty
exists as by whom hi. most daring outrage
was committed II Is suspected that the
gang eamr from feunessee, a They iuuk
that direction when they Gej. The mask
Of onr oi them was tofn of and the hat oi
one was left, large reward will be oi
irred Tor the discovery Of the criminals
~ doubt the object was plundet-lhe eS-
peclalion of getting large sum of money.
Tie Messrs. Townsend are men Of grca,
wealth, and have generally large sums OF
money, though they never keep it at their
residence. The stealing and the probable
destruction Of his papers may be heavy
loss 10 Mr. T. Townsend.
Huaisriile iid.) Adrocate, dc. IL.
Washington telegraph., 1848-01-05

A Young lady offers the following servic.
able and original rule for the spinster;-
before marriage, it is necessary that the
young woman should see her intended hus.
band in four situations, viz: lst, tipsy: %
playing at cards and losing: Sd, waiting for
his dinner: ami lastly, in ball room.
Washington telegraph., 1848-01-05

Jusr so.-An English immigrant, living
at the West writes homoi "Peope don I
work half go hard here as in England and
live like gentlemen"
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r. p. HAMMOND. src'y.

To Senor NJ. r. NERAMgNUL Alcaldc.
There has been rumor in town for
several days past that the pailzans Of San.
Ia Anna had Withdrawn from Congress, in
compliance with the instructions of their
ehiei, Tor the purpose oil forcing that body
10 dissolve, not having quorum. Their
oslensible reason is that they were eurag
ed at the non success Of Cumpldo in
reaching the Presidency. This rumor has
been gaining strength, and The Monitor
refers To il as being true, and threatens 10
publish the names Of the secejcrs, some
Of whom, II says, are nov actually in hi.
city. hear, also, from private source,
that as soon as Anaya found ouD their oh
leci he expressed his determination to ar.
rest the delinquent members aud compel
them TO attend 10 their duties. in eonse.
quence of which, some OF them left tlucrc.
taro in hurry. These pariisans OF Sana
Anna all belong to the Paro party, and
are Tor war to the knife. All the PGroS,
however, are not Santa Anna men, and
there are some persons here who assert
that the reason they oppose the peace prop.
ositions is that they desire 10 keep the
American army in the country until they
can establish the Government upon firm
basis. In fact, ! have been told Than many
of the Puro Deputies have written 10 their
friends here, stating that this was their on
ly reason for opposing treaty of peace.
III Morelidno of the 18Th publishes an
extract of a letter from New Mexico, which
states that the Americans had received a
reinforcement of 600 men, making their
entire force 1900. They had a large
amount OF ralions and munitions OF war,
and were drilling the recruits The let.
Ter also states that 5000 Americans were
on their march to occupy chihuahua.
On the 10Th ult. corvette and lrlgaie
OF the United States navy entered the port
of Guaymas, demanding a surrender OF
the place. The commander OF the forces
wrote to the Governor of Sonora that in or
der to prevent the horrible consequences Of
a bombardment he had concluded to remove
his forces to Bocachibampo, out OF reach
of the guns and there make a stand, al
though he does not seem to think II would
be a successful one. Doubtless, long ere
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al lorcd my vile at first" said way,
"and for the first two months | felt as it |
could eat her up. Ever since | have been
sorry did mol,
Washington telegraph., 1848-01-05

The Union says "lf there is a man who
does not aspire to the Presidential chair,
that man is VIM. l.. Marcy"
The country brealhes more freely at this
announcement Wonder il tho razor strup
man will withdraw his aspiraiioHsi
Washington telegraph., 1848-01-05

Legal Wu.-A lawyer, once wrote rascal
in the hat Of brother lawyer who on discovering
IL entered a complaint IN open court against the
trespasser' who he said had not only taken his
hat but had written his own name in H.
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SfITE 0fiRkiNSiS. !

In lie Htapsiead eifeaii caaft, n taz5isal !.
Dsssabsf q, 4. u. lstI.
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huCIp00Ii NOV TT, 1871.
Cotton, ordinary to middling, 81 to 4bd. Con-
iidenco partially restored--money little easier,
Consols S3i. The arrival Of the Cambria's ao
counts in relation to large crop mace cotton dn
Indian coru So TO 30s
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Blankets,

Blankets.
%n PAIRS OF WHITNEY and BATH BLANK
az E1'S, OF all Kinds comprising some very heavy
aud fine tsied Blankets II 4 long and gool variety
OF cheaper qualities. just opened at
Worces,er Sent 20 W CHAMBERllNS
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Testimonials,

VIE most positive and respectable, frequently
TDRATITE.
Many whose hair is cant, testify its stimulating the
gTOtUth of Hair.
Others whose hair falls off and who troubled with
Dandruf testify to is nyoigrating and cleansing qualities
Apart from these recommendations, 1t is found to be
UNSURPASSED for Importing the hair a
DARK, GLOSSY, SILKEN, APPEARANCE,
that is beant iuI, and universally admired.
1t is also communicating but IS. per bottle
BE careful and get the genuine. For sale by j. CIRCUIT
JR., 20l Main st. Forester. dw3m-Sept. Is 1913
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Beautiful Teeth and Sweet Breath,
All may possess bv using
SHERMAN'S TOOTH PASTE.

is warranted free from acid any injurious ingredi-
ents and is unsurpassed for cleaning and whitening the
eeth removing tarer, preventing them aching orr de
cay, at the same time giving them healthy appearance
as well rs hardening the and sweetenne the BREATH
1t leaves delicious Taste in the mouth AMI gives uDiver
sal satisfaction Whoever it once, will after
give The preference every other deniCe Charles
W. sandf I'd, Col Charles S. Bens n and Of
most distinguished citizens have used SHEfMAN'S
TOOTH PASTE for several years, and believe i; to be
uneq nailed Reader, get box and try it, you want
sweet breath and handsome teeth
SHERMAN'S PLASTER, commonly called SHER-
MAN'S POOR MAN'S PLASTER, Tor the lrif1ng sum
OF III cents is without exception the best article in the
shape of Plaster III the known world. gives relief in
few hours where The suffering is intense.
RHEUMATISM. Lumbagn, Pain Weakness in the
side Chest Back, Neck. Loins Limbs joints, yield to
it sooner than any other remedy. Worn the lower
part OF the spine, they have cured the Piles, and
small OF the back they heve cured Falling of the Womb
Dyspeptlcs or persons troubled with Liver Complaint,
will find them OF and surprising benefit when
over the part affected Consumpves should always
one on their chest it will their Congh and
the Soreness. Several million them been sold
never complaint made against them
For sale wholesale and RETAIL the cheap Bookstore by
Sept. 22-dw3m j. CIRCUIT, JR
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TO LET,
FTNIE BRICK STORE, in which the Post Office is kept,
in the Center OF sutton Mass. Said is large and
convenient and will he let very moderate Terms, il is
good situation business well be found, for
country store for sale the stock of Goods in said
store which will be sold such cannot help to
suit any one who may wish take the store and Post
Office. Possession he gwen any time desired the
above offers rare chance any wishing to enter in
40 COED business which will require but small Capitol,
For further information apply OH the premises
A. S. TENNEY.
Sntton, Sept, IS, 1913, dwu
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Rich Fancy Goods, Perfumery &c.

G A. ROWLAND, No. 1856, Main Street, has BOW in
~ Store, the largest assert ment Of ~ es tr
FANCY GOODS, PERFUMERY, &c,
to be found in any Worcester and daily
celving additions from New York. Philadelphia, Boston,
aud elsewhere Cutleryas Knives of all KINDS, Scissors
Rasors Strops, Soap and Brushes, Combs OF oil kinds
Pearl and Agate Buttons, Hooks and Eyes, Needless Pins,
Brushes for Cothes Hair, Teeth, Nails &C. Bead and
steel Bags and Purses very rich Gard Cases, Wal
lets. Cameo and Gold Bosom Pins Bracelets Steel Beads
Iasses Ffinses Bag and Purse Tops Purse Twist, Fancy
visiting and Friendship Cards, all the varieties Billet
Paper and Fancy Envelopes of all kinds very nice;
Gold Pencils with Gold Pens Gold Pens in Silver
Cases for SIPS, Silver Pencils with Stone Heads. Ladies
and Others visiting Worcester, requested to call and
examine ior themselves. Prices as low the lowest
Sept l9-d9tw3t
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Wanted Immediately,

1.-TWO good JOurneymen Wheelwrights to whomo i6ef
i al wages and constant employment will be given;
Enquire of D. H. WhEELEh.
Grafton Centre, June Is, 1857. dt
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a RARE CHANCELLOR SALE,


.sass&bs9x fLNITAr hubble Real Estate, centrally
2s-F9N5s ] located on LINCOLN STREET, in the City
assaSssaa OF Worcester, four minutes walk from the
so Y4FS Court House, lac the properly OF Hon.
JOSEPH G. KENDALL, containing from tour
eezf=s1~ to five OF choice land, bounded west
ery l70 feet ON Lincoln street, southerIy Kendall
Street $40 feet eastery Oak Avenue ney 800 feet,
ana northely the estates Rev AIunZo Hill and Hon.
Judge Thomas There are the premises good Barn,
recently erected and from Thousand to fifteen hundred
FRUIT TREES comprising choice selection OF the nm
ct varieties OF Apples Pears Peaches Plums Ounces,
DC The other portions the land in grass and grain,
and are suitable for gardening There is copious and
permanent spring of the lot capable oil beng USED
Tor an agtiaeiafash pond, ether purposes.
The above Estate Affords rare chance for any gentle
man wishing provide himself with beautiful private
residence or may be divided into lots, so as TO afford
the opportunity for profitable speculation II not sold
soon at private sale will lie divided into lots and sold at
Auction
For further tnormstion am permitted to refer to Rev
ALoNzo Ill., ARTEMAs WARD, Esq, or Z. W. WAIT,
keeper OF the American Temperance Exchange
}. HENRY KENDALL.
Worcester, June %. lS4s dwu
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PREmIUM DAGUERREOTYPES.
1876 MAIN STREET,

NEARLY OPPOSITE THE EXCHANGE
The subscriber happy inform the citizens of Wor
eser and vicinity that he has made arrangements with
MIR. 8. i. WALKER
10 remain in Worcester short time longer, TINS giving
opportunity to those who have called aud have not had
chance to Sit account OF previous engagements and
crowded state OF my TO call again. Mr.. Walkers
reputation arst of superior merits and skill to any
who have visited Worcester, is too well established TO
need any comments suffice say that he has received
Diplomas and Medals for Daguerreotypes exhibited
in New York, and is the ONLY DaguerreotypIst in Wor
tester who has received Premium, advertisements
10 contrary notwithstanding.
Having enlarged my Rooms to tWce the size Of any
OtherS in this city, would invite citizens and strangers
call, whether plating sitting or not.
June g. DIFF GEO. ADAMS.
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BOOTS AND SHOES,

TT1HE Subscriber having the formerly kept
L by G. BALLARD M. 2ll4, in the ed States
Hotel, Main street, would inform his fren Is aud the pub
tic that he shall Keep hand good variety, and az
good quality of Ladies, Genemens, Misses, Boys, and
CAildren's
BOOTS and SHOES
usually found shoe Store and respectfully so-
cats share OF their patronage.
Sept 4, l849-dlm WILLIAM w AYRES.
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,EmSf RNceiYed

DY the subscribers so Pieces super Cotton Carpets,
ID rhch will be sold at SO cents per yard.
Sept Sd b. l. HARMON CO.
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FINE TEAS. Sc.
S0 CHESTS Fine Black and Green TEAS.
~ 25 bags Old Java COFFEE.
so Ibis. Loaf. Crushed and Powdered sugar..
25 bbls Refined Muscovado do
40 bOxfs White and Brown HAVANA do
20 hhds. st. Croix. Porto Rico and N. Orleans do.
rs do Porto Rico, Trinidad, and New Orleans
MOLASSES.
do StuGrt's Syrup.
casks Currants
200 lbs No. Nulmegs.
SO lbs. MACE
10 boxes Wax and Sperm Candles.
casks Saleratns.
90 bales Wickng
SO quintals prime Cod Fish.
25 boxes Wholesalers No. SOAP &C., in store and
for sale by u. BUTMAN A. ca
Sept 81. sm
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-. THE BRICK BUILDING on Lincoln Square,
ETgA / known as the Worcester Branch Railroad Oct
I&.L pot, 100 by 50-wili be fitted up TO accoHmo
date Lessee track will be Hid il desired, tor cars to run
iAtC basement
Also. Building stuated near the Boston and worcester
Railroad Brdge suitable for Machine shop 50 by 80 H.
stories high with steam engine and engine mousse attach
edand Backsmith's shop near 40 by 36 feet sterles
high, with yard roonl-will be fitted to suit tenants
Immediate possession given. Inquire the office OF the
Worcester and Nashua Railroad Company, No. l43 Main
Strset. DIFF Feb y.
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SheetingS and Snsrtings,

S0 BALES and Cases Brown ana Beached
wv Sheetings and shtinqs just received and for sale
as low as at any place in this city,
HALL & THOMPSON,
Aug. 29-d3w l29 Main st op Central Hotel.
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Etae T9IlIp SSpp.
Published al No. 1872, Main Street, Woreeste,
JOHN MILTON EARLE,
Editor and Proprietor.
Farms.

The price Of THE DAILY SPY is Three Dollars per
snnum seVen.yfve Cents per quarter if paid strictly
in adyance.-Or
-Four Dollars per annum or One Dollar per quarter, if
paid in advance
THE MASSACHUSETTS SPY
Published weekly at the office. Terms,-Sl,75 IN
advance, or $500 if not paid in advance.
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WORCESTER, SATUR
SheetinSs! SheetEmgs!

UNLI q IL us. PER ARD.
TX BALES of Brown Sheetings, from 2
~ to CTS. per yard. Also-7 Beached Sheet
ings and shirngs, from 10 II Tickngs, Blankets,
Quilts, &C. at unusually low prices
Sept l9--dw G. A. UPTON g. co. $40 Main ST.